The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-16

No. 9 red, &c. No. 2 red nominal. g. 90 elevators
No. white, 81. 90; No. 2 red October. g7i a
993c closing at s7lc November 99l 0$l Oh.
closing D99sc; December, ST. Ii al 034 closing
at ST. January, $l03 04s. closingats 81. OBJ;
February, 81. 04s a LOG closing at $l.04s; May,
81. 093 a l.. l0a, closing at 81 09a.
| Corn lower; options closing heavy. Receipts,
40, 200 bu; exports, 33 s33 blu; sales, AGA.
600 bu; futures, $4,000 blu spot: I'M
graded. 5Ii052ac:: steamer, $780, No. 2,
5l3 a SIC elevator. 53a534c delivered; No
white Size elevator, SIC afioat; yellow. 52ac; No.
2 October, 5la 05lsc, closing at 5lac; Novem-
Der: 504 05l4c, closing at 50sc; December, 49,
049sc closing at 49ac; January, 46ic closing at
46ac; February. 46a a. 1890, closing at 463c;
May As 0463c, closing at 46c.
Oats lower; only moderately active. Receipts.
Ago 600 bu; exports. 2,201 Blu: mixed Western.
28032c; white Western, "a a40c. Hay steady;
fair demand.
Hops quiet
options higher and fairly active No. Rio.
| October, 720c; November, 71007.l5c; Deem
Der. LIS a. zoe; January. 100 7.25c; February,
| L250 Doc; March. 1907 40c; May, soc.
quoted at 1865 9-l6c; refined dull; c. 81 a SIC;
extra G. s. SIC; white extra G. 5sc yellow. 81
054c: off A. 606sc: mold A. 11-l606ss stand
ard A, &c; confectioners'. DIG Geo. cubes, G.
07c. Moasses quiet Rice steady and quiet
Petroleum firm; United closed at $1.02s.
Tallow.steasy Rosin firm at ST. 12s Turpentine
! steady at 36Ic
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts, 1882
packages; Western 81 022c.
| Pork steady and fairly active; mess, $500
steady; cut meats firm; picked bellies 606sc;
middles dull; long clear, SIC. Lard opened to
points higher closed weak advance lost. Trade
quiet, sales OF Western steam, spot. g. 3Oc; No
vember, 6. ga 32c; December 6 81 06. 34c; Jan
uary, 635 06 39c; February, 643 46c; city
| steam, 6. 30c.
Butter frmer and in fair demand; Western,
71Ac Cheese firm and quiet; Western fat,
81 al 0c.
Lead steady Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, Oct ia sharp break occurred
in the wheat market to-day. prices at one time
selling off 2sc from the highest prices reached
during the excitement of yesterday. The state
| ment OF the amount of wheat passage to
| Great Britain and the continent disclosed an in
crease OF ]. $50 600 bushels which was surprise
to the trade, and the prospect of fighting in Bull
garia appeared to be dissipated by an advance in
British consos. The opening was heavy, the
starting prices showing decline of &c and fail
ing back &c additional; almost instantly there
was decline of &c more. Before buying became
| general the December option declined to 92ac;
then under good buying, rose to 93sc,
fell OFF again to 92sc, rose to 93ac,
| amid some excitement but toward the close of
| the regular board broke, under heavy offerings
to 92ac, and closed at about that figure In the
afternoon the pressure to sell was again urgent
| and the December option broke to 92sc, rallied
and closed at 92!c, or 1sc under yesterday.
Tho receipts were up to the average though
| somewhat higher at Northwestern points, while
the shipments were larger. The foreign markets
were called firm by the early cables but private
cables, later in the day, quoted them easier
Corn ruled very slow, and closed easier, though
not apparently lower Oats ruled quiet and I'M
changed. Provisions were frmer early, but re-
acted, and closed at Yesterdays figures
Flour was steady and unchanged
Wheat-The market opened weaker, quickly
declined &c, fuctuated within range of &c, sold
up &C from inside figures, fell back 1sc and
closed lc under yesterday. The sales ranged
October, 89a 090sc, closing at 800 a 89kc; Novem-
Der, 500 a 9O3c, closing at 90sc; December, 92s0
1876, closing at 92ac: May, e9ac 81. 0Os. closing
at 99sc; No. spring, $780, No. 3 spring. 70 a S0c
No 2 red 933 @ 94c; No 3 red &c.,
Corn quiet and easy; receipts were smaller,
but the weakness in wheat caused an easier feel
ing; prices closed about the same as yesterday.
Cash. 42sc; October, 42s 042ac. closing at 42sc;
November, 400 a 4Osc, closing at 40s 4Osc; year,
37s O37ac, closing at 37ac
Oats were dull and easy, prices showing little
change. however, cash, 254c; OCTOBER, 254 a 25sc;
November. 25s a 254; December 29a a 29ac Rye
was firm; No. 2, Gle. Barley was quiet; No. 2,
&c.
Flaxseed was frmer; No. 1. 81. 49, % 1876.
Mess pork-The trading was moderate; prices
opened steady, sold off 507ac. rallied II q 1oc,
and closed quiet; cash, $840685O; November,
So 40 0s45, closing at $8.4Oas42a; December,
So As $50, closing at $S450S47a; January,
So 81 90 80, closing at 1921 49, 80 Lard-The
stock is gradually decreasing and firmer feel
ing prevailed; cash 605c; November 5.97a %
G. 02ac. closing at 597a al DOC; December, O00
605c, closing at 6.0006 02ac. Boxed meats
steady; dry.salted shoulders. $50 03 Use; short
rib sides, 8. Doc; short-clear Sides SIS 05 80c.
Whisky was quiet at 81 10.
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled frmer;
creamery, 16022c; dairy, 1l0 l5c Eggs were
easier at 17c
On the afternoon board wheat, corn and oats
closed unchanged. Pork was 2ac lower. Lard
was unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat, 49, 900
bu; ccrn 1863 900 bu; oats. 193 900 bu rye, IL 600
bu; barley, g. 900 bu Shipments Flour. IL 200
bbls wheat, 96 600 bu corn So. 900 bu; oats, 49,
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