The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-22

6.75c; December, 675a6 Soc; January, 6 s5c;
February. 6 90c: March. 6950 7c. Sugar quiet
but steady; refined quiet; G. 81 acc; extra
G, 6t06sc; white extra C, 6s06 TIC; yell
A 7c; off A, &c; standard A, &c; cut
loaf and crushed. "A 07ac; granulated and
cubes, re. Rice steady and fairly active
Petroleum firm; united closed at $l003. Tur-
pentine steady and rather quiet at 33c
Western, 193 a 20sc.
Pork steady and rather quiet family mess.
$1101L25 Cut meats firm; picked bellies. Ct
06ac. Lard dull; Western steam, spot. 80 a
6.37ac; September 6.3l a 6 33c: October, 6 SO a
6 34c; November, GAO az Ale; December. 638a "a
6.40c; January, 6.4606 50c city steam, g. Soc.
Butter quiet; Western, 8022c. Cheese firm
and rather quiet; Western fat, 4l0Sc.
Copper quiet; lake, lltc Lead steady; com
mon, 44c. Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO. Sept 2l-The wheat market de-
veloped life and strength to-day. The moving
cause was difficult to discover but it was de-
clared that millers in the Northwest were con-
stantly advancing their bids for wheat, and that
full advance of cents had occurred during
the past week. 1t was also stated that a better
demand had been developed in English markets
for American flour, and there was the promise Of
rather large decrease in the visible supply of
grain. The market opened with heavy offerings,
under which prices fell back to S3sc for Novem-
Der. or &c from the opening. From this
point the demand began to improve, and there
was sharp advance to $780, amid considerable
excitement. There was reaction to Soc,
followed by rally to 85sc, which was the high
est point of the day. The market then huctuated
within narrow range and closed on the regular
board lie higher than Saturday Corn was weak
ar the opening, and became more so as the ses-
sion advanced. Receipts were sufficiently free
to bring out liberal selling orders, while there
was little, if any, support to the market. The
W linz ohn fha Nnrfh h
west Gained the fears of frost for the time
being. The decline, followed by partial re-
covery, was &c. Oats were very quiet and prices
shaded off fraction. Provisions ruled quiet
and firm, prices showing little change.
I Flour was firm and unchanged.
Wheat-The market opened steady ac higher,
sold off &c, rallied quickly, advancing lie from
inside prices, fuctuated and closed 1c higher
than Saturday The sales ranged: September
81 q S3!c closing at 82sc; October. spa $3.50
854; December, 85s 087Sc. closing at SHE; May,
93s a 95c, closing at 94s; No. spring 82s a 834c;
No. spring, 744c; No. red, SIZE; No. red
65c.
Corn ruled easy throughout, closing a0sc un-
der Saturday; cash, 41sc; September, Az q 424c
4lac; November. 38s q 1890, closing at 394c
Oats ruled quiet and easy, closing a shade
under Saturday; cash, 25ac; September, 25s
Rye was firm; No. 2, 561c Barley was quiet;
No. 2, 70ac.
Flaxseed steady; No. l, $12l0I21a.
Mess pork ruled quiet and firm: cash and
October, S. 50 9.05, closing at So; November
So 8008.s5 closing at 1886; January, SO. 100
$40, closing at $9.37R. Lard was quiet and
steady; cash, 6. 25c; October, 6.25c; November,
g. l24c Boxed meats steady dry-salted shout
ders, B. % &c; shortrib Sides 5. so 822c; short
clear Sides 6.1006 15c.
Whisky was firm at 81. TO-
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled slow;
creamery, l3 02Oc; dairy, IL Ice. Eggs, $50
164.
On the afternoon board wheat was unchanged
Corn was &c lower. Oats pork and lard were
unchanged
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu:
corn, 23O 600 bu; oats, 100000 bu; rye. 5000
brls; wheat. 14S. 900 bu: corn. I63 600 bu; oats,
160, 600 bu; rye, H. 900 bu; barley, 27,OOO