The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-23


at 81 55ac; steamer 542c. 54a54ac anoat; No. 2.
c. l. T.; No 2 white, 6la a 62ac: No. June, $50
054c, closing at SIC; July, 533 a Sac, closing at
53ssc; August, 53s a 54sc: closing at 5sc; Septem-
Der, 54a a "a &C. closing at 54ac
Oats moderately aetive receipts, 159 600 hu;
exports. $40 bu; Western mixed, 80 39c; white
Western, 40 042c. Hay quiet
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull at &c., options
moderately active; sales of 1920 bags; June,
675 G6.S5c; July, ESQ 6S5e; August. soc;
September, Cos a Z 05c; October z10c; Novem-
Der. 10 al. l5c; December. 30 a Use; January,
100 al 25c. Sugar firm but quiet fair to good
refining quoted at 81 05 SIC; refined steady: G, 81
05ac; extra G, 81 a 5sc; white extra G, SIC; off
A. &c; standard A, 6lc; powdered, u a 7sc;
graduated, 6 10 Ice. Molasses firm. Ricesteady
and fairly active
Petroleum firm; United closed at &C. Tai
low steady at 5l605sc. Turpentine quiet at
35ac.
Eggs dull, and dropping; Western, 12l q 13c.
Pork dull and weak mess. spot, 81. 90 a ll.50;
cut meats. middles firm; long clear. &c. Lard
dull; Western steam, spot, 6 62a a g. Soc; july
S2c August, "a 96c; September, . 0o0
706c; October, zl5 0Zl7c; November, 1O40
lose; city steam, 6 65c.
Butter dull and heavy; Western, 90l8c:
cheese qniet but firm; Western fat, 81 a 6ac.
Other articles unchanged.
In store June 20: Wheat f. 999 064 bu; corn,
326. 873 bu: oats. 532 3l5 bu barley none; rye,
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CHICAGO, June % The trading in wheat
was active during the first half Of the session,
but at lower range of prices. The market
opened steady, with cables quoting a firm feel
ing in foreign markets. but with very little out
side trading. The feeling became heavy aud
prices fell off to &c oIli;e rapidly; recovered a
trlfe. and then ruled dull and steady during the
remainder of the day. There was some specula
ton AS TO the visible supply statement, the eX
pectaton appearing to be general that it would
show an increase Reports received of
harvesting In portions of Illinois. Missouri and
Kansas, and the statement was made that the
outlook for yield in the latter State had i'm
proved somewhat; but this was denied again
In other kilograms No pronounced features
of any character were developed during the day.
and the close in the afternoon was tame and a
SC under Saturday. The receipts were free. and
there is expectation of larger receipts tomorrow.
Shipments are light The feeling in corn was
firm, but trade was quiet. the market closing
q &c higher on the regular board with another
fractional advance in the afternoon. The re-
celpts We're large. but operators generally cal
culated upon decrease of the visible supply. and
1t was limited that negotiations were in progress
for the shipment of a large quantity of corn by
lake. The oats market ruled very quiet and
prices exhibited little change. Provisions ruled
quiet, but steady and generally firm.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat ruled moderately active, with a weak
feeling and lower prices Liverpool re-
ported firm, but the crop reports from the West
and Southwest were more favorable and opera
tors calculated upon an increase in the visible
supply. The market opened "a &c lower. de
clined SC more. rallied Sc, and finally closed &c
under Saturday The sales ranged: June 864 a
soc, closing at $50: July, 80 089ac, closing at
S94c; August, 90s 81 &c, closing at Die; Septem
Der, 90 "a 93s closing at 934c; No. 2 spring. S8a a
sSsc; No spring, 70 79c; No. 2 red, 94ac; No.
3 red, So "a 6Shc
Corn was quiet, but firm The receipts were
large but decrease in the visible supply was
confidently expected. The market opened &c
higher rallied &c additional, declined &c, rallied
&c, and closed &c higher than Saturday. Cash
47sc; June, Az Q47sc. closing at 47sc; July, 46a
047c. closing at 464; August, 464 046sc. closing
at 46sc.
June, 324 32sc closing at 329c: July. 32s 324e,
closing at 32ac; August, 8G28sc, closing at 28c.
Rye dull; No. 2 64c.
Flaxseed was quiet; No. /, s.. 221
Mess pork was fairly active and irregular;
prices ruled DC lower, but rallied again and closed
steady cash. SIC. 40 a 10 25 July, $l0.17a 10 25
closing at $40 229 TO- 81 August $40 % a TO- 321,
closing at so 80 010 32a September, $l035 a
10 40, closing at So 40 a 425 Lard was quiet
but steady; cash. 6600662Ic July, 662i q
q. 75c, closing at 672a 06 75c; September, 6 S00
6 35c, closing at 6 49, a g. 85c. Boxed meats
Steady; dry sailed shoulders 375 "A 00c; short
rib sides, 530a5.32a; short clear sides, $500
5.S5c.
Whisky was firm at ST. 10
Sugar was firm; cut loaf, &c; granulated TO
Tie; standard A, 6a 06sc.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled dull
and weak; creamery. 14016c; dairy, IL 014c.
Eggs were heavy at ii al lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was steady and
unchanged. Corn was "a &c higher. Oats were
&c higher Pork was pc higher. Lard was un-
changed.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, 1900 blu;
corn, 250, 600 bu; oats. $4,000 bu rye 5000 bu;
barley, 1000 bu. Shpments-Fiour Il, 600 brs:
wheat. 49, 900 bu corn 100. 900 bu; oats, 122, 900