The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-13

1892 600 bu futures; ungraded, 51053c; No.
mixed. 51} 052c elevator, 522 q 534c afoat; No. I
white, 52ac elevator; No. 2 October 514 5lsc
closing at Size; November, 50a &c. closing al
5Osc; December, 494 a 49ac, closing at 49sc; Jan
uary, 46s a 464c closing at 46ac; February, 46a a
46ac. closing at 46sc; March, 46!c.
Oats, a &c lower, closing steady; receipts 1885,
700 bu; exports, g. 684 bu.
Hay steady and demand fair.
Hops steady and unchanged
Coffee firm: Rio, fair. 8. SOC: good, 8. Toe: Octo
Der, T. 100 Zoe; November 705 81. 10c Decem
Der, 7.1007I5c; sales, 13, 900 bags. Sugar dull
and unchanged. Rice quiet.
Petroleum steady; United closed at 81 o. Tai
low easy at &C. Rosin dull
Eggs firm; Western, 203 021ic.
Pork steady, mess, SO so; clear back. $12 90 a
IL. so Beef dull Cut meats firm. Lard quiet
and a shade lower; sales of Western steam at
g. y 24c; December, 623G6 24c; January,
b. 263 q 6 28c; February g. &c. March. 6.42c.
Butter-Fine Western, 7023c. Cheese firm;
Western fat. 509Ic.
Copper steady. Lead dull
CHICAGO Oct 12-After an easier openine
In wheat, to-day, the tone improved, and toward
the close of the regular board the market had
again become quite publish" The cables came
In moderately firm. without showing any ad-
vance in values, however. it was estimated that
the visible supply would disclose an increase of
one million and half bushels; this occasioned
weak feeling during the early trading and No
vember fell off several times to 88Ic. but the
buying. continued good and was very free by
some of the large houses on a falling off in the
receipts at all primary points, together with a
good domestic and fair export inquiry.
Inc buying was on very lib
eral scale throughout the entire session,
the advances being stubborny fought, but not
withstanding prices advanced slowly 1sc from the
bottom and closed on the regular board at out
side figures. There was more pressure to sell in
the afternoon, and the market finally closed for
the day about lc higher than Saturday. There
was only moderate speculation in corn but the
feeling was one of frmness, and the market
closed shade higher than on Saturday. There
was very little feature to the trading in oats and
prices showed only slight changes. Provisions
ruled easy and closed somewhat lower
Flour firm and unchanged. Stocks here are
unusually light, and dealers, in many instances,
bave sold largely to arrive.
Wheat opened steady, advanced &c. declined
sc; Hnctuated, finally gained strength. advanc-
ing Isc from the bottom and closed Isc higher
than on Saturday. The sales ranged: October,
075 $780, closing at 88sc; November, 88s q 9Ozc,
closing at 89sc; December 9Ca a 92c, closing at
81 092c; May, 974 q 994c closing at 99s 994c;
No. red, 924c; No red, &c.
Corn was quiet. but frm the market opened
steady advanced &c, reacted and closed generally
&c higher than on Saturday Cash, 43c: October,
~ a 45c closing at 42s q 424c; November, ~ a
AUG, closing at 4O4 a40sc; the year, 374c
Oats were quiet and steady; cash, 254c; Octo-
Der, 20! 0253c, closing at PSI a 25sc November,
2oa a 25ac, closing at 25Rc May, 294 a 29sc
- Rye was quiet; No g. 40c. Barley was quiet;
No. 2, Csc: No. g. 49c.
Flaxseed was easier; No. /, ST. 16.
Mess pork ruled quiet and easy, showing a
decline at the close of u 1Oc under Saturday
Cash, $8200S.25; November, S817a 1924
closing at $8l7a082O December, So 22a a
8329, closing at So 25a; January, $9O5 40 TO-
closing at So 09.10 In lard the trading
was light, and prices easier; cash, 600c; Octo-
Der, 5973c November 59005. 921c; Deem
Der, 5.9O@5 923c; January, 5.95 as &c. Boxed
meats were quiet and Steady; dry-salted shout
ders, 35003. Toe; short-rib sides, 5.37s 05 40c
shortclear sides, 5. 80 a Soc.
Whisky was nominal at ST.. 10.
Sugars were quiet cut-loaf 7sc; granulated
Ia 7sc; standard A, 6.6906.7 5c.
On the Produce Exchange butter was firm:
creamery, l3a2lc dairy, 110l6c. Eggs. Ito
Receipts-Flour, IA, 600 brls wheat. 81, 900 bu
corn, l65 GOO bu; oats, III, 900 bu rye. 10000 bu
barley CO. 600 blu. Shipments-Flour, IA, 900
brls; wheat, 80, 600 bu; corn 366, 900 bu; oats,
l22 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu: harley, "a, 200 bu
On the afternoon board wheat was easier and
go &c lower. Corn was steady, and &c higher
tor October Oats, pork and lard were I'M
changed.