The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-24
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

xesteIuayS quotations on produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Flour-Receipts, II,
IA brls exports, 2,025 brs; sales, $4,000 brls.
Heavy.
Wheat weak and lower. Receipts 2l9, 700 bu:
exports. 325, 179 bu sales, 1928 coo bu futures,
256, 900 spot and to arrive. No. 2 Chicago, SEC;
No. 1 hard, 81. a9lsc; ungraded red,
s. age; No. 3 red, 90!c; No. red, 92a q
93c: elevator; steamer No. red, 81! a Ole;
No l white 93c; No 2 red, August, 925 a 93Ic,
closing at 929c; September 92s 0943c, closing at
92sc October, 944 a $780, closing at 94sc; Novem
Der. 96s a $3.50, closing at 96sc; December 98sc
a$l 00S closing at 98sc; January, 81. 0O5 q 0244,
closing at 81. 005;.June, $l.09
Corn-Weak. Receipts, q, 031 bu exports,
&C, AGA bu; sales, 76O 900 bu futures, 1877 600 blu
spot and to arrive. Ungraded, 534 54!c No. q
So $3.50 elevator. 54lc ahoat; No. white SAFE:
ungraded white, soc; No 2 August, 49,, clos
ing at 533c; September, 52s 524c, closing at
523c October, 5l4 a. 2sc, closing at 51sc; Novem-
Der, 500 q 5lac, closing at 505c; December, 49s q
494c, closing at 494c.
Oats fairly active receipts, 237 $50 bu; exports,
$500 bu. Mixed Western, 80 SAC; white
Western 81 q 42c
Hay steady; demand fair.
Coffee--Spot fair Rio firm at SIC; options
moderately active; sales. Il 500 bags; August.
g. Soc; September, g. Toe: October, g. 75c; Novem-
Der, 6.80c; December, 6 So q 6 SOC; FEBRUARY,
695c March, &c. Sugar firm and quiet; refined
steady. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-United close at $l.025 Turpen-
tine was steady at 33c
Eggs firm and demand fair.
Pork steady and more active for export; spot.
tierce beef quiet; city extra India mess,
$1701 Cut meats steady; picked bel
lie &c; picked hams "A l1lc; picked shoulders,
a. q sc. Lard. more doing for EXPORT; contract
grade, spot, 6.47ac; September. GAZE; October,
6 81 a 6. SIC; November, 6.43c; December, 6.43 q
6 45c city steam, 6.35c.
Butter firm and in fair demand; Western So
DC Cheese quiet and easy. Other articles I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, Aug 22-The wheat market de-
veioped panicky condition of affairs for time
today, and cash wheat was once more driven
under so cents. for the first time since April of
the present year. Prices were steady at the
opening, and there was considerable buying of
October wheat at 84@c, but on reports of an
easier Liverpool market and rumors of
the posting of more hot wheat at New
York, the market started downward, and the
October option broke to S29c, with scarcely a
rally, closing 3 &c under yesterday. 44c under the
closing figures of one week ago, and 1850 under
the closing prices of two weeks ago. The
amount Of wheat reported ont of condition at
New York was $4,000 bushels. Liverpool
advices quoted spot wheat weak and
ceipts of wheat here for the week were
POP, 900 bushels against 1,1l200O bushels for a
similar period one year ago. Trading was active
in corn, but the free arrivals and the decline in
wheat had depressing effect, prices for the
near deliveries declining a l. c. but closing a
little steadier. Oats ruled very dull, with q
marked falling off in the demand for August de.
livery. The market closed &c lower Mess pork
ruled weak, and declined 10 zoe, closing steady.
Lard exhibited very little change.
Four-The feeling was weak, but prices show
no material change.
Wheat was active but 6emorallzed. The
posting of 10, 900 bushels of hot wheat at New
York turned prices downward, and the market
quickly declined DE from the outset and closed
&c lower than yesterday. The sales ranged
August, 79s q 7Ssc closing at 194c; September,
79S q S2sc, closing at SOC; October, S29 q S4sc,
closing at 624c; November 8444 q 86sc, closing at
SAGE; No. g spring, 794 @79ac; No. 3, red Tic
Corn was active, but lower, owing to larger
receipts and the depression in wheat; prices de-
cned &c for near futures, and q &c for long
futures. closing about a SC below inside prices;
cash, AL a44sc; August 44S 45ac, closing at
44sc; September. AL 045!c, closing at 44ac;
October 42s a 43aac, closing at 424c; November
800 0392c, closing at 39!c.
Oats ruled dull and shade easier; cash, 264c;
August 264 02644c, closing at 264c; September,
244 24ac, closing at 24ac; October, 244 a24sc;
closing at "A &c.
Rye was steady; No. 2, Sole.
FaXseed was easier: No. l. 81 10.
In mess pork the trading only fair; prices
ruled weak, declined ID zoe and closed steady;
cash, $8.60a865; September, So 573 a s III, clos
ing at So So a go; October, So 10 a $50, closing
at So. 60 a. GU; November SIS. Go a so, closing
at So Go 1917. In lard very little was doing,
and prices were unchanged: cash, G. ~ a 6. l5c;
September, G. 29 d6.179c closing at 615c Oc-
tober, GLE zoe. Boxed meats steady; dry
salted shoulders 400 al DC; short-rib sides, D. 30
.35c; short-clear sides, D. 80 a 65c.
WhiSkpV al
Sugar was frmer; cut-loaf, 7sc; granulated,
6sc; standard A, g. q &c.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled a
shade easier; creamery, Ii lyc; dairy, II a Ice.
Eggs, 10a 011c.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, %, 900 bu;
corn, 273,0O0 bu oats, 10000 blu; rye. II, 600
bu; barley, 5000 bu. hipments-Flour. 5000
brls; wheat, 2l7000 bu; corn, 4l9, 900 bu; oats,