The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-25

store, 81 01s a 1 OF afaoat No white 81. 01s No.
red, June, ST. 00s OIL. closing at ST. 00a; July,
$10Os 0ls. closing at 81. 00s; August. 81 02a a
I03s, closing at $1.02s September 81 04s a l. 05s,
closing at 81 04l; October, 81 06s 101!, closing
at s106l; November, sl.O7s 0l.0ss, closing at
$l.07s December, ST. 09i a los, closing at ST. 09a;
No spring, July, 92sc.
Corn was steady closing lower receipts. GO. 500
blu; exports, 81, bu; ungraded, 54c; No.
3, 52sc; steamer, 523 a53c; in elevator,
SOC aaoat; 54sc +. O. b. early July;
yellow 57I a 5Sc; yellow c. 4. and l.. 54sc; low
mixed, 55c. No wh;e Csc; ungraded c. f. and
l., 53ac; No. 2 June, 53s 54c closing at 535c;
July, 553S q 54sc, closing at 53sc; August 54s a
54sc. closing at SAGE; September, 54s SOC, clos
ing at 545c.
Oats were fairly active; receipts, IS, 500 blu;
exports. 500 blu; mixed Western, 3S039c;
white Western, 39d43
Hay was dull and easy.
Hops were quiet and In buyers favor
Coffee-Options dull and rather weak. There
were sales of 5000 bags. June, 6.75c; July,
20 06 Toe; August, 80 &c Soc; September, 6 90c;
October. 70. Sugar steady but quiet; refined
easier; G, 81 05lc; extra C, Sc 05sc; white extra
G, 5sc; yellow, AZ 05sc; mold A, &c. off A, &c;
standard A, 6sc; powdered, 707sc; graduated,
&c; cubes, 7sc Molasses steady; Cuba, 2lc;
Porto Rico 31c
Petroleum active and frmer. United closed
at 85s a 854c; refined here, sc. Tallow steady
at 36c.
Eggs were dull and heavy Western, 12013c.
Pork was dull; mess, spot $l1.50 Beef dull.
Lard very dull; Western steam, spot, quoted at
6. S2ac; July, 678 az Soc; August, 600 93c;
September 702 a z 04c; October, 7.13 q T. l5c; city
steam, 660c.
Butter was quiet Cheese was firm and in
fair inquiry. Lead was firm; common, $3.50
800. Other articles unchanged.
tivity in the wheat market to day, together with
a lower range of prices The Beerbohn cable
reported an advance of l shilling per quarter for
English wheat, and this sustained the market
here at the opening, and caused prices to rule a
shade higher during the first hour The offerings
then grew heavier on reports of improved pros
poets in the winter-wheat belt, although none OF
the reports indicated any material change in the
situation. There were counter kilograms con-
tending that the Kansas crop would not exceed
RADIO crop would not exceed one
third of the yield of last year.
The decline brought out considerable Tong
property, but after decline of lie the offerings
appeared to have been absorbed and steady
feeling followed, the market closing for the day
&c above the bottom, and 1sc under yesterday.
The announcement that rail freights would be
advanced July had some effect upon the mar
ket. The receipts here were small, but larger
receipts were promised tomorrow. The reported
cearings were fair. There was fairly active
trade in corn, but the advance of yesterday was
almost entirely lost The speculative offerings
were large, and there was a steady decline of &c
to lie. Large receipts were estimated for to-
morrow, which helped to weaken the market
During the last half of the session the feeling
was steadier and prices closed a0sc under yes
terday. Oats ruled dull, and, in the expectation
of increased receipts, closed 504c lower Pro-
visions were quiet and a shade easier.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm, but, under rather heavy
offerings of "long" wheat, declined lie, and
closed lie under yesterday The sales ranged:
June, 81 q soc, closing at SIZE; July, 8S4 0694c,
closing at 8Sac; August, 90a 9lsc, closing at
904 a 90se; September, 923 a 94c, closing at 92sc;
No. spring, 87s 087sc; No. 3 spring. $50 79c;
No. red, 93ac; No. red, SIZE.
Corn was in good demand, but nearly the
entire advance of yesterday was lost the mar
47sc. June, 47s 04 8sc, closing at 47ac July, 46s
047sc, closing at 47c; August, 46ss 047ac closing
at 46xc.
Oats were dull and s04c lower owing to the
anticipation of larger receipts. Cash, 323c;
June 32a a 32sc, closing at 32ac; July, 324
32ac, closing at 1928 a 32ac; August, 27s0
28c closing at 27sc. Rye was quiet; No. 2, 63c.
Flaxseed was steady; No. l, $l21.
Mess pork was quiet. prices ruling 5@7ac
lower; cash, $40 % a 1O30; July, $lO22a a 10 25
August, $1,000 a TO- 40 closing at So 24 10. 35
September, $40. 42a q 1850, closing at $10424 a
40. Boxed meats quiet; dry salted shoulders,
SD 90 "a co. short rib Sides 1892 a $685. short
clear sides, So so &c.
Whisky was firm at ST.. Is.
!. Lard was quiet prices ruling .023 "a .05c lower;
cash, 6.57a 06.60c; July 6.62a 06 65c, closing at
6.623c; August, 6.65 0670c, closing at 600
6.72ac.
Sugars were in good demand; cut-loaf, Tic;
granulated, 707sc. standard A, 6sc.
On the Produce Exchange butterwas in limited
demand; creamery, 14016ac; dairy, 13014c.
Eggs firm at l2c.
On the Afternoon Board wheat was firm and 4c
higher Corn was &c higher. Oats were un-
changed. Pork was 2ac higher, Lard was I'M
changed.
Receipts-Flour, 10, 900 brls wheat, 10000 blu;
corn, 800, 900 bu oats, $780, 900 bu; rye, 900 bu;
barley, 5000 blu. Shpments--Flour, 1000 brs;
wheat, 20, 900 bu; corn 1913, 900 bu oats 129, 900
bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, 1000 bu
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