The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-06

steamer. 52ae elevator; No. 2, SIC elevator. So
054c aaoat, SIC c. / f.; ungraded .. i T., sac;
No 2 white, 66c; high mixed, 54a a 55c; No. 2
June. 52s a53sc, closing. 53ac; July, 53a 053xsc;
Closing at 53sc; August, So 054ac, closing at 54sc;
sertember, $40 a 55gc. closing at 55sci October,
Osts-Mixed higher; white lower. Receipts,
90. 400 bu; exports, 600 buL Mixed Western, 40 a
Ale, white Western, 43 a 4Tc.
Ccfee-Spot fair Rio firm at 8sc; options bare
ly steady. Sales, 13, $50 bags; June, 6. Goo; July,
6 05 re; August, lice; September, Il507 zoe;
| October, 7.25c: November, 7. Doc; December, 7,35c:
February, 7.45c; March. I50c- Sugar-Dulland
easy; centrifugal, 96 test, &c; fair to good re
C, SIC; confectioners A, 6 91606se: powdered,
TIC; granulated, O. a64c; off A, 81 a &c. Molasses
quiet and easy; so test, zoe. Rice steady; de-
mand moderate.
P~etroleum-Firm; United closed at 7Sac. Rosin
dull. Turpentine firm at 36c.
Pork dull. Mess-Spot $Il. % a Ii. so. Lard
Higher but quiet; Western steam, spot, 6.779G
8 SOC; July, 6S0068 SAC: August. SCI 94c:
September, 70104c; October, 7.100713c; city
steam, 66006 G. Coo.
Butter quiet; firm for choice. Cheese frmer,
fair demand. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 5-The day on Change was
again marked by strong excitement and another
sharp advance in price of wheat. The conditions
were very similar to those witnessed during the
two preceding days. The outlook for crops of
the winter wheat growing States was consid-
cred so dubious as to dwarf the talk concerning
the visible supply. The official statement from
Kansas, limiting the probable yield in that State
to IL, 900, 600 bushels, had a strengthening effect,
and the statement was made that Missouri, Hi
nois, Indiana and Ohio would report little if any
more promising condition. The other wheat
markets responded to the rise here,
scoring a larger advance even than
Chicago. 1t was stated that the
Minneapolis millers had advanced the price for
wheat &c, and that a good interior milling de-
mand had grown up. The receipts here were
large and the shipments limited. The foreign
adviees quoted dull and easy markets, and under
this influence, after a frmer feeling, the market
declined &c, rallied &c, again sold off a trifie, then
sold up under a strong demand lie, and closed on
the regular board 1c over yesterday. There was
a further appreciation of &c oil the afternoon
board, the market closing on nearly the outside
figures. There was good trading in corn to-day,
but prices averaged lower. owing to increased
receipts and a less urgent shipping demand.
The market opened a shade firmer, sold off &c,
fuctuated, and finally closed &c lower than yes
terday. There was a weaker feeling in oats, the
market declining ] &c, but recovering a portion
and finally closing on the afternoon board well
up to yesterdays latest figures. There was very
little doing in provisions and prices ruled lower.
Mess pork closed 10 15c under yesterday.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
In wheat the trading was active, with an I'M
settled and nervous feeling. with prices ruling
irregular and higher. The market opened a
shade higher, declined &c, rallied &c, sold up lie,
and closed lie higher than yesterday. The sales
ranged: June, ~S7aS8ac, closing at 88s SSac;
July, S8s 90ac, closing at 90sc; August, 90s q
92sc, closing at 92ac: No. 2 spring, 884 a 88ac;
No. 3spring, 79080c; No.. 2 red, 95ac; No. 3 red,
SAC.
Corn was in fair demand, but after a firm
opening prices ruled easier, declining &c; the
market then fuctuated and closed &c under
yesterday; cash, 46a q 46sc; June, 46046sc, clos
ing at 49, 046sc; July. 45a 0464c, closing at 45ac;
August, 45a 0464c, closing at 45ac.
In oats, a y weaker feeling prevailed. together
with a lower range of prices. The market de-
clined ] &C., reacted and closed at medium fig
ures; cash, SO a 33tc; June, 32s 033ac, closing at
33sc; July, 32s @33sc, closing at 33a 03344c; August,
264028s, closing at 284 02Ss. Rye was quiet.
No. 2 Csc. Barley was nominal.
FIaxseed was dull; No. l. ST. 35 01. sc.
Mess pork was quiet and 10 15c lower, closing
steady; cash, $lo.2 a 10. 30; June, $40. % 10. 80;
July, $40 % 10. 80, closing at $40. 32da a TO- 80; Au-
gust, $40. IS 010.45. closing at Sic. 42a o 10. As.
Lard was easier and 24c lower; cash, 406.5 2ac;
June. g. so &C SIZE; July, G. so a6 60c, closing at
6. 57a0 6 60; August, 6. Go 6.6 7ac, closing at
6.67a, Boxed meats are quiet. Dry-sait shoulders,
3.8003 Soc; short-rib sides, 5.2505.271c; short
clear sides, 5.50 5. Soc.
Whisky was firm at 81. Is.
Sugar was steady aud unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled fat:
crearneries, 14015ac; diaries, 9012c. Eggs
weak, at lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was excited and
higher; June. S9se; july Gle; August, 93ssc.
Pork was p 05o higher. Lard was .02ac higher.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 81, 900 bu;
corn, 900, 900 hu; oats, 1872, 900 blu; rye, 1900 bu;
barley, 13, 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, 10, 600 bu; corn, 236, 900 blu; oats, 121,-
600 blu; rye, 1000 blu; barley, 1000 blu,