The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-02

steady later months rather easy, sales 90 600 bags
October, 6.85069Oc; November, 6.S5c December,
9. 95c; January and February. 6.9501c March, 10
7ooc Sugar quiet; refined duh and CASTER O. o sc;
extra q, G6lSc; white extra g. 6oSc; yellow, oaeO
5osc: mold A, 67s07c off A, 63S 6l2c; standard
A, 6iac confectioners, 6l2c granulated, Gee. Mo-
iasses dull and nominal. Rice steady and nd quiet
Petroleum-United closed at $l.OOfS; market
steady. Turpentine weaker at 33 l2 1888 &c.
Eggs firm and in fair request; receipts. 2,447
packages.
Pork was rather quiet, but was held firmly; mess.
SO 506 10 90 for inspected. Cut meats firm; picked
hams, I0a 1Ol4c; shoulders, 4ac; smoked bellies
months quiet off grade. g. I0c; October, 6.2Oe; No
vember, 6.25c; December, 6.31c January. 6.37lo a
$3.50; February, 6.480649c; March, 6.56c city
Butter quiet and rather weak. Cheese was firm
and in fair inquiry.
Copper was steady; lake, 110111sc Lead was
quiet. Other articles were unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1.--There was a strong feeling in
wheat to-day, and considerable trading was done on
the curb before the opening of Change. This was
DUE In part, to decline in British consos, de-
creased amount of wheat passage for England and
the continent and growing feeling of uneasiness
garding the shape of political events in Europe No
vember wheat which closed last night at 863sc
opened this morning at &c and sold up to 81 l2c
number of shorts" taking fright at the firm tone
assumed by the market. The offerings heavy at
the outside figures however. and the market fell off
to $500; but on the statement that Turkey was re-
fuslng to allow the export of any grain and that
slderab g wheat had been taken for export in New
York prices rose sharply to S7os087ac, where the
market rested the regular board In the afternoon
November sold up to S74c, but fell back to S7lsc
under heavy offerings in the belief that the foreign
situation was not so acute and closed at 81 c The
receipts here continue fair and the shipments mod
crate. Corn and the minor grains attracted little
attention and, while ruling moderately firm. showed
little change in prices Provisions ruled firm, mess
pork showing advance of 15c Flour steady
and unchanged.
Wheat ruled active and unsettled, but higher. The
market opened Sec higher rose 2c additional declined
osc, 81 a 7sc, and closed at asc higher than
yesterday. The sales ranged: October $3.50 7sc,
closing at $500; November $3.50 $3.50 closing at
87Ss087sc December. $3.50 S95sc, closing at SO q
089osci May 96ls 96s4c, closing at 9634r; No. 2
spring, 857s 96l4c; No. spring. 76l2c Ne. red,
90c; No. red, Soc.
Corn,Receipts show falling off and this, with the
~trength in wheat, caused firm feeling but prices
showed little change. Cash, 4O7s041c; October.
403a 041 1sc closing at 407sc; November, $3.50
80 4c, closing at 39lsc.
Is l9c; October % 25 l2c closing at
November, 254@2512c; May, 2S4 0287sc. Rye
quiet; No. 2, SOC. Barley was quiet; No. 2, roc
Flaxseed was steady at 81. 81.
Mess pork ruled frmer andd closed 15c higher;
cash $8.5008.60; October $9.3008.52lc. closing
at So so 08. 52l2; November $8.400S. 5212 closing
at $S.5O08.52l2; December, SO. 5O0S CO. closing
at So. 60. Lard quiet and shade frmer cash
and October. 6OO0602lac; November, 6.O21e0
6.O5c year, 597l206 00c. Boxed meats were steady;
dry-salted shoulders 1926 03.50c; short-rib Sides
5.37 l2@5 .4Oc Short clear sides, 5.7505.S0c.
Whisky was nominal at 81. 10.
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange. butter ruled dull;
creamery 1920 dairy, 11a 15c. Eggs. TIC.
On the afternoon board wheat easier and 3sc
lower. Corn unchanged Oats lec higher
Pork was o0 l2l2c lower. Lard was .02l2c lower.
Receipts-Four 10 600 brls: wheat, II 900 bu
corn 25S 900 blu; oats $50, 600 bu; rye A, 600 bu;
wheat 20 600 bu; corn, 271 900 bu; oats, 1872, 900
bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley SO, 900 bu.