The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-21

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce &C the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, June 20-Flour firm; receipts,
10,595 bbls; exports, sos bbls superfine Western
and State, So. O003.75.
e. Wheat-Easier; receipts, $4,000 bu exports,
l0sS99 bu; sales. 1884 600 blu futures, $4,000
bu spot; No. l Northern, $lo1 0LO1a; No.
Milwaukee, 943a94sc; No 2 Chicago, 93lc
+. o, b.; No. l hard, 81. 03a; No. l hard
C. l. f. Buffalo, 99s 0$l. 00s; ungraded red, SO a
gle; No. red nominal No. / white l.02; No. 2
led June, $l.00a 1.0l!, closing at $l.01s; July,
sl.0l3 0l024, closing at $l0ls; August, ST. e333 q
.044 closing at 81 03a September, ST. 05s a l. 06s
closing at ST. 054; October. 81 OH i074, closing
at 81. OH; November, $l08s a O9s, closing at
81 09s; December, 81 1oa H. closing at 81 10a.
Corn-Lower; closed firm. Receipts, 81, 25O
bu; exports. 1886 bu. Sales of ungraded at
81 a52ac steamer, 53c elevator; No. 2, 81 a 4ac
elevator 50 55ac afoat, 5305344c G. i. f.; un-
graded yellow, 56c; ungraded white, 52c; No.
June nominal at 543e; July, 53l sac, closing at
Der, 5444 a 5444c, closing at 54sc.
Oats fairly active; receipts, Isl, $50 bu; ex-
ports, none; medium Western, 81 03Ssc; white
do, 80 q 42c.
Eops dull and easy at Ia 15c for common to
choice
Coffee-Spot fair Rio steady at 8sc; options
dull; sales, 500 bags. The sales ranged: July,
8. Toe; August, G. S5c; September, 690c Oct ober,
5.OOc; December, 7100 7.15c; January, 7l0c.
Sugar firm.
Petroleum firm; United closed at S2s a S2ac.
Tallow steady at 81 054e. Rosin dull Turpen-
tine weak at 37ac
Eggs were quiet.
Pork was dull; mess quoted at $11.25 a so.
Beet dull. Cut meats--middles dull; long clear,
81 TX Til
6.s3 06.84c; August, 6.94@6.96c; September,
1060L07c October 717071Sc; November
7.09c; city steam 6.65c.
Butter was dull and easy. Cheese was dull
and weak.
Lead was firm; common, g. zoe; refined, 8. SOC.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June Transformation in wheat
to-day was characterized by very great activity,
tnough .sie aggregate trading was fair in volume.
There was a firm opening, due to stronger cables
and another advance in the Liverpool market,
but there was considerable pressure in the local
market to sell, later on, caused in part by, the
announcement of the arrival of carload OF
1856 wheat from Texas at st. Louis, and that
harvesting was progressing fayoraUIy In some Of
the Southern sections The local temper was
rather strong in the main, however, and the
market closed about the same as yester-
day-l4 q lsc higher than one week
ago The sentiment among the
traders appears to be very evenly divided. The
bears" declare that the present large stock in
sight will keep the market down, and that, ac-
cepting the government bureaus figures for the
new CROP the surplus from last year, will suffice
to make fair average total. The bulls" de-
clare that all the statisticians join in repudating
the government figures, and indicate much
smaller crop than that prophesied by the govern
ment bureau A third class of traders appar-
emily do not anticipate any special movement in
the market in either direction until some actual
results from the harvest are disclosed, or
a shipping and consumptive movement results in
reduction of the present stocks Various
predictions were made as to the visible supply
statement They generally anticipate an increase
in the stocks. Corn ruled quieter and generally
easy, closing at about the latest figures current
yesterday. The receipts were large, but the
shipping movement was free. Beyond this, there
was nothing of interest in the market Oats
ruled dull and easy, with prices trife lower.
Provisions ruled dull and easy, and closed for
mess pork fully l5c under yesterday.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
additional, sold off Shade and ruled
quiet but broke about noon fully &c
from the top figures, rallied again, and
closed shade better than yesterday. The sales
ranged: June 8S4 a 89c, closing at 88sc; July,
so aQac, closing at s9s 9Oc; August, 81 92sc
closing at 9ls a &c. September. 93a a 94sc, clos
ing at 94c; No, 2 spring, 8Ss a 89se; No. spring.
790sOc; No 2 red, 94sc; No. red, s5QSSc.
Corn ruled quiet and generally shade easier,
but closed about the same as yesterday. Cash,
47c; June, 470474c, closing at 47c; July, 464 a
46sc, closing at 46a 046sc; August, 46046sc,
closing at 46s 0464c.
Oats ruled dull and closed s04c under yes
terday; No 2, cash. 32ac June closing at 32sc;
July, 323 q 32sc, closing at 32l 032sc; August,
Csc. Rye steady; No. 2. 64c.
Flaxseed was steady; No. !, 81. 223.
Mess pork was dull and easy, and closed lie
under yesterday; cash. $40 20 TO- 25 July, $40 III
D10.2 5 closing at $40 20 a TO- 22a; August $40 25
01035 closing at $40 27a a 1890; September,
$10.35 010 4244. closing at $l037 a TO- 40 Lard
was quiet but steady, and closed shade
easier; cash, 660@6.624c; July, 662a0
6 65c; August, 67006. 75c, closing at 672f0
G. 75c; September, 68006 82ac. Boxed meats
steady; dry sailed shoulder. 3.7503 SOC; short
rib sides, $50 IS 32ac; shortclear sides, $500
B. Soc.
Whisky was firm at $l.15.
Sugar was unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter was dull;
creamery, l5a 16ac dairy 130l4c. Eggs were
dull at l0a 011c
keceipts-Flour, II, 900 brls wheat, $1,000 bu;
corn, 303 600 blu; oats, 10000 blu; rye, 5000 bu
barley, 5000 bu Shipments-Flour, COCO brls;
wheat 10, 600 bu; corn, l37, 900 bu; oats 1872 00O
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 blu.