The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-09

firm; confectionery A. &c; yellow. 5051c cut
loaf and crushed. 7sc; powdered. "a q nc; cubes
71c. @Molasses dull New Orleans, 400 SIC Rice
steady and in fair demand
Petroleum steady: United, ST. 01s Tallow firm
at % 40 Bloc. Rosin steady. Turpentine steady.
Eggs in fair demand and frmer. Receipts
2,77S packages. Western, III
Pork unchanged and quiet Beef steady; beef
bellies, 606sc; picked hams, 11@114c. Lard
dull and heavy, Western steam, spot, 6.55c;
September, G. Acc; October, 6. so 06.5lc; Novem-
Der, 646c; December, 6.4406.45c; January
650065 So
Butter firm and in fair inquiry for choice.
Cheese quiet and rather weak Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept S.-The tone of the wheat
market was sensibly stronger, day, on good
local and outside buying. Wet weather in the
Northwest was given as one of the causes for the
advances, with prospect of lighter deliveries
from first hands. There was an early advance
OF &c, but rapid decline of 1ac followed,
attended by sharp selling movements but the
market recovered as quickly. and reaction of
lie followed, to be succeeded by decline of sc
and subsequent rally of lie. The market
again fell off &c, and finally closed on the regular
BOARD &c over yesterday. and rallied &c additional
In the afternoon The increase in visible supply
was smaller than had been estimated by a ma
Jorlty of the trade, which aided somewhat in
giving the market its strength. Very few feat
ures of interest were developed in speculation in
corn The market ruled steady, prices being
confined to narrow range and the close was
about the same as yesterday.
Oats were shade better for the near deliver
les, the distant futures showing no change.
PROVISIONS were quiet and about firm, with
range of 123c in pork. The early market was
downward, under heavy offerings on outside
account, with subsequent recovery on an i'm
proved Southern demand. Lara was fairly called
for on export account but prices developed little
change.
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm, sold up &c, fell back 14c,
rallied lie, sold off &c, 14c declined &c, and
closed Sc higher than yesterday Sales ranged:
September, 7078ac, closing at 78c; October,
784 079sc, closing at 794c; November 804 as Sic,
closing at size; December. S244 0s3ac, closing at
03sc; No spring. 77s 07Sc; No. 3 spring, &c;
No. red, 82c; No. red, 78c.
Corn ruled steady within a range of &c, clos
ing generally a shade better than yesterday.
Cash. 444c; September, AL 044ac, closing at
44sc; October, 425 042ac, closing at 42sc; Novem-
ber 39s a 404c, closing at 40sc.
Oats ruled steady and slightly irmer. Cash,
25sc; September 25s q 25sc, closed at 254c, Octo
Der, 255 0254c; May, 90 a 29..c, closed at 29sc.
Rye steady; No 2 56c
Flaxseed quiet; No l. 1.18a.
Mess pork ruled easy early. declined l2ac,
rallied l0c and closed about steady. Cash. So 70
@8.8 80; October, 49, 68, 82A. closed at SIS. &c.
November, $2 67a as III, closed at 1915. Lard
steady and firm; cash, 622a a e. 25c; October,
g. 22a G6. Zoe; November, 6.174 06 zoe. Boxed
meats steady; dry-salted shoulders, g. So a. 90c;
short-rlb sides, 5S005.s2ac; short-clear sides,
6. 150 20c
Whisky nominal at $l.10 Sugar strong and
higher; cut-loaf, &c.. graduated, 7sc; standard
A, 7c.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm
for all fresh stock; creamery, 1S@22ac; dairy.
2017c; Eggs, l4a 014ac.
Receipts-Flour 10000 brls; wheat, Sc, 600 blu;
corn, 45 600 bu; oats. 15l. 900 bu: rye 1900 bu
barley, $1,000 bu Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls;
Wheat 49,, 600 bu: corn, $4,000 blu; oats, 252 600
bu; rye, A. 600 bu; barley. 1000 bu.
On the afternoon board wheat steady and
sc higher. Corn, &c lower for September; &c
higher for October and November Oats, &c
higher for September Pork and lard unchanged.