The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-07

@55c; steamer nominal; No. 2, sac in
elevator, 54s a55c afoat; No. white,
SIC; yellow 5sc; low mixed. 544c
No. 2 August, 53l a $40. closing at 5i3c; Septem
Der, 3d. a 54tc closing at SAGE; October, 53s q
44.c, closing at 54lc; November, So 532c. clos
ing at 53sc: December. 50s Sic closing a. Sic.
Oats are lower: receipts, 120. $50 bu; exports,
40 hu; mixed Western, 81 G39c; white Western,
40 "a 45c.
Hay was steady; demand moderate
Cotfee-Ophons moderately active; sales 49,
500 bags: August Z 20 a Z 25c; September, zoe;
November, 725c; December, 1900; February,
740c. Sugar was quiet; refined firm; standard
A, &C. yellow, A. sc. M0lasses dull 80 test, lie.
Rice firm; demand fair.
Petroleum steady; united closed at SO 999c,
Talow steady. Rosin dull at $L12a 0L17I.
Turpentine dull and weak at SEC.
Eggs were steady and in fair demand.
Wool was steady and moderately active.
Pork was less active, but steady. Mess, spot,
$ll a IL %: family mess, $ll TO- Cut meats,
steady picked bellies, g. 07c; middles. firm;
long clear, sc, Lard was higher; contract grade,
spot, 62lc; choice 665c: September, 50 g. 64c:
October, GIL a 6. 76c; November. 6G706 69c;
December. $50 G. 66c January, 6. 20 g. Tic; city
STEAM 6 55c
Butter was quiet and firm for choice grades;
Western, ga 19c Cheese firm and in fair de-
mand; Western fat 4 "a &c.
Lead steady. Other articles unchanged.
pit on Change was one of the dullest in many
weeks, and trading was absolutely without any
feature Fluctuations were confined to &c,
which sufficiently illustrates the scope of the
trading, and the market closed this afternoon
precisely where it rested yesterday. The
| amount of grain passage showed a slight
decrease, but not sufficient to have any
effect upon prices. The crop reports were
very evenly balanced. The receipts
show falling off, but shipments
al Gobt Thopa ipta ct do
veloped in corn, and the tone of the market was
quite strong, prices closing &c higher than
yesterday, and quite firm. The receipts We're
lighter and the shipping demand continues
good. Oats also ruled quite firm, and prices
advanced a &c. and closed strong Provisions
rallied somewhat from the depression of yester-
day and closed Is a 20c higher. Lard ruled .05 a
.01dc higher.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat was dull, prices showing little change.
Sales ranged: August, 875 a 87ac, closed at size;
September. 800 a 89sc, closed at S9S a S93c: Dc
tober, 9ls 92ac, closed at 92c: No spring 873c:
No spring, 60c No. red, 90 a 933c No. red,
873 $50.
Corn ruled frmer owing to light receipts and
unfavorabe reports from the growing crop. The
market advanced &c early receded &c. rallied
again q SC, and finally closed a SC higher than
yesterday. Cash, 470478c; August, 469 0474c,
closed at 47c; September 469 a 479c closed at 47c;
October, 45l a 64c, closed at 46c.
Oats-There was fair shipping inquiry and
the market was stronger Cash, 26s 0284c;
August 269 026sc, closed at 26!c; September,
253 a 25lc closed at, 254c; October, 253 025sc,
closed at 25Sc;
Rye firm No. 2. 5S1c.
FlaXseed steady: No l, ST. "a
Mess pork ruled active The market opened
sc lower rallied 20 025c, and closed steady.
CAST. So 81! a 80; September 50 % 8 80, closed
at So 40 40 All; October. $9,3009.574, closed at
So. 30 40 52a. Lard fairly active and steadier;
prices .05 07ac higher; cash, $50 &c 324c; Sep
temher $50 re 32!c closed at G. 50 6.3 &c: Octo-
Der, 6. 80 a 645c, closed at f29 @6 45c. Boxed
meats firm: dry-sa:ed shoulders g. IS 04 25c;
short-rib sides, $3.50 547ac; short-clear sides,
5.9005 Soc.
Whisky was firm at ST. Is.
Sugar was quiet and unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm;
creamery, 10 @l8!c; dairy. l2dl4c. Eggs were
firm at 104 @1lc.
On the afternoon board wheat was dull and
unchanged Corn and oats were quiet and I'M
changed. Pork was unchanged. Lard was &c
lower.
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 49, 900 bu;
corn, 102, 600 bu; oats, Al 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu
barley, 1000; Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls;
wheat, 5000 bu; corn Is. 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye, none: barley none.