The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-18
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, THURSDAY. JUNE IS. 1885.

and to arrive, ungraded, 5o057c steamer, SOC
elevator; No. 2, 56c elevator. STA sic afioat No
2 white, 62a62lc; yellow. 59; ungraded white,
5S061c; low mixed, SIC; No 2 june 554 a Soc,
closing at 55Ac: July, 54s 551c, closing at 55c
August. 542 055ac, closing at 55c September,
55s 55sc, closing at 55ac; October, 564c. closing
at Sole
Oats moderately active. Receipts rs, $50 bu.;
exports, none: mixed Western, 40 042c; white
Western, Al G44c
Hay steady and demand moderate.
Coffee opened a shade lower. closed steady for
options Sales of g. 500 bags: June, g. Zoe; July.
6 zoe; August. 6.80c; September. G. Doc; October.
6 95 .O0c; January, 715c Sugar higher and
strong; fair to good refining quoted at 5 5 16 a
5 7-l6c; refining strong G, 81 05sc; extra c, 81 a
&c; white extra G, sc; yellow, 4sa5sc; off A,
A, CSC; cut loaf and crushed, 751607sc; pow
dered, u 07sc; granulated 6 1866 &c; cubes,
Tic. Molasses steady and quiet; so test, 20a %
2lc. Rice was firm and moderately active.
Petroleum firm and active; United closed at
S05c. Tallow dull and easy at 5 SIG 05sc. Tur-
pentine firm at 37sc.
Eggs dull and heavy; Western 13c
Pork, quiet and steadily held; mess spot,
11.50; family mess, SLIPS. Beef, quiet cut
meats, dull; long clear. sc. Lard opened high
az Soc; July, 50 06.S5c; August, 6.94c; Sep
TENDER, 706@L08c; October, 7.lS; city steam,
6600665c.
Butter firm and in fair demand. Cheese cas-
Ter and dull. Lead steady; common 3.6Oc; re-
fined, So. Go. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 17-There was very limited
trading in wheat to-day, and the market rested
this morning at practically the same figures cur
rent at the closing last night The prevailing
temper was moderately strong. and the August
option touched 92sc several times but did not
hold, but closed Tor the day at medium figures
The receipts were somewhat smaller at all pri-
mary points, but the shipping inquiry was light
Foreign advices were somewhat firmer in tone,
but with no appreciate advance in prices. A
statement that harvesting had commenced in
southern Illinois, and that the outlook was
more favorable for yield than had been
expected, caused feeling OF weakness for time,
and the market fell to the lowest point of the
day. but rallied quickly when it was learned
that the information was incorrect The general
tenor OF the crop news was very blue, with re-
ports OF ravages of insects in Michigan. and very
gloomy news from Tennessee Kentucky, Kan
sas and Missouri. The inclination of operators
however, appears to be to await the practical
outcome of the harvest, or movement of the
present stocks in store, before taking any de-
cided stand regarding future prices. The corn
market developed strength owing to smaller
receipts, and the promise of still lighter receipts
to morrow. The stocks here are light
and the Shorts" displayed an anxiety to cover
when the market began to advance. Prices rose
back somewhat and closed for the day Z a ac over
yesterday. The trading was brisk in oats, owing
to falling Off IN receipts and prices rose 909c
fell back again and closed 4c over yesterday
There was less doing in provisions, and the mar.
ket closed for the day shade under yesterday.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened &c lower under fair offer
ings, quickly developed strength advancing ic,
eased Off &c, rallied trfe and closed about the
same as yesterday. The sales ranged: June,
IN air v.s1x~ IL
at S9sc; August. 914 092sc, closing at 9lsc Sep
TENDER, 93ss a 94sc, closing at 93c: No. spring,
IS. $3.50; No 3spring, 790SOc; No. red, 95c;
No. 3 red, S5c.
Corn ruled active and excited with higher
prices. The market rose 1c, gradually fell back
&c, and closed a0ac over yesterday. Cash, 4St
048sc June, 4Sl q 49c, closing at 48ac; July, All
4S4c. closing at 47sc; August, 47047ac, closing
at 47sc
Oats were active and stronger; prices advanced
! S4c, reacted and closed lc higher than yester-
day. Cash, 33c; June. 33a a 344c, closing at 33s
033ac; uly, 33s a 33sc, closing at 33sc; August,
2ss a 2ssc, closing at 2S4 02Ssc Rye was firm;
Faxsesd was lower; Nc. l, $126
Mess pork was quiet and prices 5075c lower
early; the market then rallied 100l2ac. Cash,
$10300l035; July, So oil 429, closing at
$40 30 a 10 324 August, $40 37a 0l0 523 closing at
sic. 313 a 40. Lard was quiet, but firm. Cash,
662a q G. Csc; July, 665 0667ac; August g. 729 a
CTS Bulk meats steady; dry sailed shoulders.
3. rs a Soc; short rib sides, 535 05 37ac; short
clear Sides 5. 700 5. 75c.
Whisky was frmer at ST. Is.
Sugars We're frmer cut loaf, TIC: granulated,
707sc; standard A. &c.
On the Produce Exchange, butter sold at 161
q lie; dairy. A015c Eggs dull and weak at
104 ollie.
On the afternoon board wheat was quiet and
unchanged. Corn irregular; June was
&c higher; July and August. &c lower. Oats
were unchanged. Pork was q "a sc lower Lard
was .024c lower.
Receipts-Flour, Is, 600 brls; wheat, 95, 900 bu;
corn, 342 600 bu; oats, 227, 900 bu rye, 5000 bu
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls
wheat, 10000 bu;.corn, 22l, 900 bu; oats, 1000
blu; rye, 1000 Blu; barley, 1000 blu.