The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-27
ceipts. lie, $50 bu; exports, u.s. 5S1 bu; mixed
Western. 30 a &c; white Western, 3O040c
Hav firm nd dam nd fair

ceipts, 1i6 $50 bu: exports, lis, 581 bu; mixed
Western. 30 a &c; white Western, 30040c.
Hay firm and demand fair.
eCofee-Spot firm and options shade
stronger less active No. Rio spot, 6.90c: sales.
IL. 900 bags October G. 80 g. &c. November 6, 90c;
December, 6 95 a z Doc: January. z Csc; February.
7l0c: March. 715c. Sugar quiet; refined steady
and unchanged. Rice steady; fair demand.
Petroleum-United closed at 81. 001. Turpen-
tine steady at 341c.
Eggs firm and In fair inquiry; receipts. 4193
packages.
Pork dull and declining Mess, spot, So IS a
1000 Beef dull city extra India mess, $l70l9
Cuts meats firm. Lard moderately
6.20c; to arrive 6 15c; October, g. 06 15c; No
vember e. a g. 23c; December. 6 % q BIC; jan
uary, 6. "a q 35c; February 6 44c
Butter dull and heavy. Cheese firm and rath-
er quiet; Western fat, Al a &c.
Copper steady. Lead firm. Other articles
unchanged
CHICAGO. Sept 26.-There was a strong
feeling in the wheat market during the greater
portion Of the session to-day based on higher
cables and the warlike tenor of the news from
the Balkan countries. Prices were advanced at
one time over the closing figures of yesterday
afternoon, carrying November up to sec, after
which reaction of lie get in, and the latest
trading was at figure 4c under the close of
yesterday. The receipts at Northwestern
was stated that another increase
of half million bushels in the visible supply
would be disclosed next week. These condi
tions, and possibly some free realizing, caused
the market to drop off to inside figures.
Corn only moved &c. and was moderately
traded in in a speculative way, though features
of special interest were developed. Only small
lots changed hands. There was the usual effort
to 'even up" on this market, the same as in
wheat. Oats were lightly traded in. at
NrJ0 n<xin hs<h4 Co. sail 81 u
though other deliveries were not particularly
changed. Provisions ruled quiet and heavy.
mess pork selling off 20c reacting slightly, and
closing nearly at inside prices
Flour was steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened steady. and advanced 4c, sold
off &c, rallied &c, declined &c, rose &c, fell back
1sc, fuctuated and closed &c under yesterday
The sales ranged: September, s. q S6sc. closing
at S54c; October, 86087c. closing at &c., Novem-
Der, S7s SOC. closing 87sc December, 89a Gle,
No. spring, 65I n SEC; No. spring, TIC; No.
red. 9Oac: No. red, S6ac.
Corn ruled quiet and firm. prices fuctuating
within narrow range. Cash. 42ac; September,
4sc: November, 39a 39sc, closing at 39a 1890.
Oats were quiet and firm Cash, zee; Septeln-
Der. 2os 026s, closing at 26sc October. 25 0252c,
closing at 254c; May, 2ss a29, closing at 2ssc.
Rye was firm No. 2, Sole Barley was q1iet: No.
2, Zoe; No g. As 047c.
Flaxseed was steady; No. l, 81 23!.
Mess pork was heavy, prices ruling Is 020c
lower, and closing at about the inside figures;
cash, so; October, So 47k as 60. closing at
S.. 80; November, So. so 8 62a closing at So 5O0
1921; January, $92009.27A, closing at $92
Lard ruled quiet and moderately steady; cash
and October 6 90 06 O5c. closing at 02a a 6 05c;
November, 5.95 OOc. closing at 597a0
6.00c. Boxed meats were steady;
dry sailed shoulders g. rs 03 85c; shortrib sides,
5.45c; short-clear sides, 5.9005 95c.
Whisky nominally 81 TO-
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was dull;
creamery, 13 020e; dairy, ii 016c. Eggs were
steady at &c.
Receipts-Flour $1,000 brls; wheat, %. 900 bu;
corn. 239 600 bu; oats, 172 90 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 80. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 200 brls;
wheat, $1,000 bu corn, 2l2, 900 blu; oats, PIG, 900
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley Is, 900 Blu.