The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-20
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, June 19-Flour shade
stronger; receipts 100 bbls; exports, 6,13
bbls
Wheat--spot opened firm, closed weak; options
opened higher, became weak. reacted, closed
steady receipts, q, 1852 bu; exports, 1924 bu;
sales, 1904, 900 bu futures. 226, 000 bu spot;
No. Milwaukee, 93lc store oslo afloat; No. 1
hard, c. l. f., sl.O5; No. hard, c. i. f., Buffalo,
$100. l00l; ungraded spring. oslo; ungraded
red, 95c0 81 90; No. red, 81. OF elevator; No
white. $102a; No. 2 red, June, $101a 0L0s,
| closing at $l013; July $l.020l02s closing at
| $l02s: August, $104 a 1.O4s, closing at 81 04s;
September, $l.055 l. 06as, closing al 81 06s; Oc
tober, 81 o7s a l0Si, closing at 81 07s November
s1O9s closing at ST. 09s; December, ST. l0s q 49,
| closing at $1.10a.
Corn opened firm, closed weak; receipts. So,
800 blu; exports 2l,520 bu; ungraded, 52956c
steamer, sac elevator $50 056c afoat; No 2
$50 Sole in elevator, 56a 56ac afoat, 54s sac
C. j. f.; No. 2 white, 62ac yellow, 5S44c No. z
June, 54s a. 5sc, closing at az July, 54s 554c.
closing at 54sc August, 54s a 554c, closing at
54sc; September, 81. a 554c, closing at 54sc.
Oats were less active. Receipts, 70, 800 bu;
exports, 1878 bu; mixed Western, 80 040c:
white Western, 39045c. Hay steady, demand
fair
Coffee-Options quiet and steady; sales $3.50
bags June, 6. zoe; July g. zoe; August, g. &c., Sep
| tember 685 06 90c; October, 695 a Z. 00c; De-
cember, T. l0c January, Ii00115c. Sugar firm
and in moderate demand; refined steady extra G,
81 05sc; white extra G, 81 a &C., yellow, Al 05ac;
standard "A, 81 06sc; confectioners A, &c;
powdered 81 019ic; granulated 81 06sc; Cubas,
&c. Molasses steady demand light Rice firm,
demand fair
| Petroleum-Firm United closed at S24c. Tai
af X E.1H N
steady.
Eggs were dull and weak.
Pork-Dull mess quoted at $11 % % II. So
Beef steady; cut meats middles, firm; long clear
SIC. Lard quiet; Western steam, spot 6 &c.
July, 6 84c; August G. SIC; September, I08 09c;
October 7.18c; November, T. 06 a 7.09c; December,
&c; city steam, G. 600665c.
Butter dull and easy; Western, 9018ac.
Cheese dull and lower; Western fat. 81 06ac
Lead steady. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 19-The wheat market was
active and strong during the first half of the
session today. but under free realizing broke off
and closed s0sc lower than yesterday. The
shorts" displayed nervousness, and number
covered at the top prices of the day. but when
some of the larger bears" saw evidences of real
izing they proceeded to increase their short
lines and prices fell off &C. but rallied quickly
carrying prices up again to the best figures of
the day.
Toward the close of the regular board. in the
expectation of larger receipts to morrow, selling
was more freely INDUCED in, and prices fell off
| to 944c for August There was another break of
ac in the afternoon, but the market closed steady
at the decline. Cables were stronger and 6
pence higher The receipts at pr pr
Tssss points M indicate taken nds falling FoSax
for 104, 900 bushels. The wheat market was, in
measure, depressed by the weakness in corn,
developed during the day. The corn market
opened firm, quickly sold off &c. and afterward
morrow. In the afternoon there was another
| raid on the market, which carried prices down
another &c, and the market closed at about the
lowest point. Oats ruled dull and slow, and
there full decline of &c on the regular
board for the near futures, and 1c additional on
the afternoon board due largely to the depres
sion in corn. Mess pork ruled slow but firm
and 10 15c higher, with a partial reaction on
the afternoon board. Lard ruled shade higher.
Flour was dull and weak, but with prices gen.
orally unchanged.
Wheat opened strong under the influence of
higher cables, advanced a0ac, fell back &c on
realizing sales, again rose &C on good buying
broke &c on the expection of larger receipts to-
morrow, and closed quiet. The sales ranged
June, 80 89sc, closing at 49, q SOC; july 904 q
9lsc. closing at 904c; August. 924 93sc, closing
at 92sc; September, 943 955c, closing at 94tc;
No. spring, sSs sole; No. spring, SOC; No.
2 red, 95c; No 3 red, SOC.
Corn opened firm, but quickly sold off &C. and.
after ruling steady, declined &c additional, and
finally closed &c under yesterday. Cash. 47ac;
June, Az a 48lc closing at 47sc; August, 46a a
47ac. closing at 46sc
Oats were dull aud weak; with rather free
selling prices declined &c for the near futures
and closed easy; cash, 33c; June 32s % 33sc,
closing at 52sc; July 32s q 1850, closing at 32sc;
August, 2Ss 02ssc closing at 28sc. Rye was
quiet; No 2, 64c.
Flaxseed was easy No. l, $1.2l
Mess pork was fairly active and frmer, with
prices 10 q l5c higher; cash, $40 37a 10 40; July
$40 80 10 42a, closing at $40 35 TO- 37a; August
$40 All TO- So closing at $40 42a q 10 45; Septem
Der, $40 525 a 10 574, closing at $l0524 Lard was
quiet and firm: cash. G. 62a 06 65c; July. 667ac;
August. CTS az 774c; September, 6.S2a a 6.85c
Boxed meats quiet but steady; dry sailed
shoulders. 375 03 SOC; short-rib sides, 537i a
B. 40c; short-cear sides, 5005 SOC.
Whisky was firm at 81, 10.
Sugars were unchanged.
| On the Produce Exchange butter dull;
creamery, 16@I6Ic dairy, 120l4c. Eggs were
dull and weak at TO- a. ac.
On the afternoon board wheat easy, and
| &c lower Corn was &c, lower. Oats were &c
lower. Pork was sc lower Lard was .02ac
lower.
| keceipts-F1our, 10. 600 brls; wheat u, 900 bu;
corn. 162 600 blu; oats, $4,000 blu; rye none;
barley, 4, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, IL, 600 brls;
wheat, $1,000 bu; corn. 204, eco bu OATS l6l, 600
| bu; rye 900 bu; barley 5000 bu.