The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-10
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at tn
Two Great Centers.


Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
new YORK, July 9-Flour-Receipts, H.
205 brls exports, 2929 brls. Fine and super
fine grades scarce and frm others rule about
steady, with demand light.
Wheat-Receipts, SO. 800 bu exports, 100, 734
bu. Spot less active; options opened firm and
advanced but later lost the improvement and
declined again, closing steady. Sales, 2 48 900
Blu futures, 5000 bu spot. Sales ranged
No. 2 Chicago, 9l4c; No. hard, 81 0O2; ungraded
spring, 984c ungraded red, 65ac ST. 90; No, red,
CSC t. o. b., $l.0la afoat; No. / white. 81; I'M
graded white 973c: No. red, July, 99s q 99ac,
closing at 99sc August, $1O01 a O1, closing at
81 COZ; September 81 OBJ a .03 closing at 81 02s
October 81 044 a .044, closing at ST. O44; Novem
her. $l.06s; December. 81. or 0l.08, closing at
81. 07a March. 81. II a l. 124!, closing at $1.12.
Corn-Receipts, so, 500 bu; exports, SAL bu
lower, closing quiet: ungraded. so q 55c; steamer
524c elevator, 53lc afloat; No. 2, 52a a 52sc ele
vator. 53s 054c ahoat; No 2 white, Gle; low
mixed 534c; No. 2. July, 5244 053ac closing at
52sc August So. a Sac closing at 53sc; SepJem
Der, 54a a 542c, closing at 5fac; October, 5o4c
closing at 55.c.
Oats steady; receipts. 80, $50 bu; exports Al
bu; mixed Western, 36a 38ac; white do, 800
44c.
Hay steady, demand light; shipping 75c. Hops
dull ard heavy.
Cofee-Options barely steady sales Is 900
bags; August 7,05 a 7.10c: September, 1907 loo;
October Tl5 a Z. zoe: November 7.20c; Decent Der,
725c; January. Z Soc; February, 7.35 40c.
Sugar dull; refined quiet and weak; off A Ga 6sc
standard A, Csc; confectioners A, GIG 06sc;
cut-loaf and crushed, 707sc; cubes, g a &c.
Molasses dull.
Petroleum steady; United closed at 95sc; re-
fined, &c. Tallow steady and quiet. Turpentine
dull at 39ic.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry
Pork quiet and barely steady; mess spot $40. 70
for unnspected, $ll.25 01l.50 for inspected
Beef dull. Lard dull; contract grade, spot
quoted at 70 g. 72lc; July 66 06 Zoe; August
g. 10 06.77c; September 6.88d G 90c; October 6, 90
a 7c; November 6 97c; city steam 650c.
Butter quiet. Cheese firm; fair inquiry. Lead
firm; common 39003.9 5c. Other articles I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, July 9-The wheat market was
in unsettled and nervous condition the entire
day, due to the variety of conflicting statements
and rumors The opening was strong, prices
advancing a &c on free buying, based largely
upon reported damage to crops in the West by
last nights storm and rain. The market turned
abruptly rumors of posted wheat in New
York. prices recediug a sc, but rallied &c on q
fair demand, The report that cholera had in
vaded southern France caused another wave of
weakness. and prices fell off to the inside range,
huctuated some later, and closed on
the regular board &c under yesterday.
There was further decline of &c on
the afternoon board, due largely to the
cholera scare The receipts here were only
moderate. and show falling off at all primary
points The wheat afoat, bound for the United
Kingdom and the continent. show decrease of
1920, 600 bushels during the past week. The
feeling developed in corn was weaker, and prices
averaged lower. The receipts were small, with
large arrivals estimated for tomorrow, which
tended to weaken the market. Prices declined
&c and closed &c under yesterday. There was
steady feeling in oats, with the July option a
higher than yesterday. Provisions ruled quiet
and show little change
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat was unsettled and feverish The buy
ing was eager and general at the opening. with
prices ) q &c higher: the market then fell back
&c on reports of grain out OF condition in New
York. and rallied &C. but fell off again on reports
CT cholera in France, and closed &c under yester-
day. The sales ranged: July 863 a 872c closing
at S6sc; August, 49, a 89ac, closing at 8Sac Sep
TENDER, 9Oa a Ole. closing at 90sc
Corn was fairly active but weaker Prices
declined &c, and closed Sc under yesterday.
Cash, 474c; July. Al 479c, closing at Az 047sc
August. 46s 47ac, closing at 47c; September,
464 a 475c. closing at 46s a 46sc.
Oats were steady and firm with July ruling
ia &c higher, the options showing little change
cash, 3l4 032c July. 3ls a 32sc. closing at 500
32sc; August, 26s a 26sc, Closing at 264c; Sep
tember 25s 026c.
Rye was dull; No. 2. $50.
Flaxseed steady; No. l, 1924
Mess pork was quiet but steady; prices ruled
p al DC higher, but receded again, and closed
steady; cash, So so a 10 10: August, So 80 %. 95
closing at So 92l 9.95 September, $40. 90 10 TO-
closing at $1,000 Lard was quiet and un-
changed; cash, Gas 06.473c; July, 645@647ac;
August. 652a a 55c September, 6629 a 6 Coo.
Boxed meats steady: dry-salted shoulders, 3 20
03.90c; short-rb sides, 5 229 a 25c; short-cear
sides. $50 $500. Whisky firm at $l.15
Sugar is strong and unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter was steaiy
and unchanged; creamery, Is a l63c; dairy, l3
013ac. Eggs were firm at lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was weaker and
a0ac lower Corn was irregular August de
clined, while September advanced &c. Oats
were easier; July declined &c. Pork and lard
were unchanged
Receipts-Flour, 80. 900 brls; wheat So 600 bu;
corn 16l, 900 bu; oats, 80. 900 hu rye. 1000 bu;
barley, LOCO bu. Shipments-Flour % 900 brls;
wheat, 49, GOO bu; corn, 172 600 bu; oats, 1906 900
bu; rye, 1000 Blu; barley, LOCO.