The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-08

600 bu spot and to arrive mixed Western, "a
&c; white Western, IS al 3c
Hay firm and fairly active
Coffee-Spot fair Rio easier at 8lc; options
to 10 points higher, and very quiet No. Z Rio
spot 6. 90c Sales of 6. 500 bags. September. 10
0672e October. G. 75c; November, 60c Janu-
airy. 6 SO 690c; February, 695c. Sugar firm.
with fair demand; centrifugal, &c; refined firm;
confectoners' A. &c; standard, 6s a 6ac; granu-
lated 707sc Molasses nominal; 50test, 173c.
Rice steady and quiet
Petroleum steady: United, s1.0ls; crude, u q
TIC; refined, 83c. Tallow steady at 5sc Rosin.
dull Turpentne dull at 34ac
Eggs stronger and in good demand. Receipts,
4,095 packages; Western, 173c.
Pork steady. Beef dull. Lard higher. Western
steam, spot. 6.55 06574c; September, 6 Acc. Octo-
Der, 6.53 a & 54c; Novem Der, GAS o.5Oc; Deeem-
Der, GAG q 6.40c; January. 6.53c.
Butter quiet but very firm. Cheese steady and
quiet. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept Wheat ruled a trife
frmer to-day, in consequence of predictions of
war contained in the Spanish dispatches, encour-
aging some buying for '.ong" account and
frightening some of the sshorts" to cover. The
market opened with an urgent demand which
advanced prices quickly to 1890 for October or
lsc above the closing on Saturday followed by
reaction to 7Sac under rather heavy offerings on
talk of heavy receipts the coming week and
reported large increase in the visible
supply. There was rally of SC from the
bottom figures, and the market closed
on the regular board &c higher than on Satur-
day, but fell off 4c at the afternoon session, and
closed easy. Corn was steady early, more so for
the near deliveries than for the long futures
The milder weather made the situation less
bullish. Transactions were within a range of ],
with a large volume of business, and prices
finally closed a shade under Saturday. Oats
ruled quiet and steady, and closed for the day
shade higher than Saturday Provisions were
firm, and tri1e higher early, but fell back and
closed steady at Saturdays figures
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened strong, rumors of Spanish
German imbroglio, prices advancing 1c over SAT-
urday's close, reacted &c, rallied &c, and closed
TENDER, 77s @77sc, closing at 77ac October, 783
079sc, closing at 78sc; November, 3d. 08lsc.
closing at 80sc; No. 2 spring, III 0774c; No.
spring, &c; No 2, red Site; No. 3 red, TIC.
Corn opened strong. in sympathy with wheat.
advanced &C. sold off &c. fuctuated and closed
a &c under Saturday. Cash. 44044sc, Septem-
ber 435 44ac closing at 444c; October, AZ 042ac,
closing at 42sc, November, 39a q 404c, closing at
40ac.
Oats ruled quiet and dull, and near deliveries
We're a &c higher, with distant futures showing
little change; cash. 24s 025c; September, % "a
254c closed at 25.c; October % 0255c; May,
29c
Rye was quiet; No. 2, Soc.
Flaxseed was heavy and lower; No. l, 81. 100
L194.
Mess pork opened 5071c higher, with light
trading, eased off and closed about at SATURDAYS
figures: cash. So So q 80; October IS IS a 8 92a,
closed at S. 81 a. 800; November So. 500 So,
closed at &c. 82b a IS. Lard was quiet and firm;
prices a shade higher. Cash, 6271 a 6. 30c;
October, g. 25 al soc. closed at 6.27a q G. SOC;
November, 6. 22ac. Boxed meats steady; dry
sailed shoulders 1856 03 90c, shortrlb sides,
5.95 az. 97ac; short-clear sides, 6. 10 q zoe.
Whisky quiet at $l10.
Sugars were strong cut-loaf &c; graduated,
74c standard A, 6s 07c.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm;
creamery 15021c; dairy; 12017c. Eggs firm
at 14a 15c.
On the afternoon board wheat was easier and
&c lower. Corn was ac lower. Oats were I'M
changed Pork was q 05c lower. Lard was
02ac lower.
Recepts-Flour, 5000 brls wheat. $1,000 blu:
corn, 900 blu; oats, 1872 600 bu; rye. 5000
bu; barley, $500 blu. Shipments-Flour, Is. 900
brls; wheat, 600 bu corn, 269 900 bu; oats,
l27,000 blu; rye. 1000 blu; barley, 1000