The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-25

TENDER. 6.S0c; October, 67506 Soc: November,
680c; December, 685c; January. 6 90c; March,
lose Sugar dull refined quiet; extra c. Ct "a
&c; standard A, 6sc; cut-loaf and crushed. TIC;
powdered, 7a73c; cubes. 7s07ac. Rice steady
and fairly active.
Petroleum firm; United closed at 81. O0a Tai
low firm. Rosin steady. Turpentine quiet at
34Jc.
Eggs quiet and firm; receipts, !, TAI packages
Pork dull; mess, spot $40. Cut meats firm;
picked bellies. 6s picked shoulders, A 4ac;
picked hams. l01c; Lard lower and more active;
closing steadier Western steam. spot g. 25c; Oc-
tober IA 6. l9c; November. G. 2206 26c; Decem-
Der, G. 20 a 6. zoe; January 6 3706. 39c: February
g. 45c March, 6.54c; city steam, 606 l0c.
Butter quiet ard weak.
Copper steady. Lead firm. Other articles I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, Sept PA weaker feeling sue
ceeded in the wheat market to-day, and during
the session prices declined to a point &c under
the highest prices of yesterday The feeling was
strong at the opening, owing to the showing of
decrease of 1000, 900 bushels in the amount of
wheat aftoat destined for England and the CONT
nent Under the impulse of this showing the
November delivery advanced to S72c an advance
OF SC as compared to the closing figures of yes
terday, but 1t was found that the offerings were
free, and under some pressure prices fell off to
o6sc,. sold up to Sic, then dropped off to S6sc,
which was the inside trading price for the day.
There was an advance of 3c, and the market
closed on the regular Board &c under yesterday.
One OF the causes assigned for the decline was
tnat the Minneapolis millers had reduced their
prices two cents on the ground that the recent
advance had brought out free shipments from
farmers hands. AT the afternoon session the
feeling was little frmer, and the latest trading
prices were &c under those of yesterday.
Corn was only moderately active, but was Civ
en- somewhat more support than was extended
to wheat, and ranged strong at an advance of
s04c. A few buying orders were received,
wnlie receipts were not very heavy. The near
options eased off toward the close, and closed
yesterdays figures. Mess pork fell off lac at
the opening, but recovered and closed moderate
ly firm Lard ruled somewhat easier
Flour was steady and firm; winter wheat -four,
81 1904. 80 for Southern, $44O0475 for Wiscon-
sin, and ST. % a 80 for Michigan soft spring
wheat, 3d. 40 04.00: Minneapolis bakers, So. 500
45O; patents, S. Is as. %; low grades, $1,000
800; rye -four, So. 25035 So
Wheat opened strong and &c higher declined
lie, rallied, ac, sold off 1c, rallied @c fuctuated,
and closed Sc under yesterday. The sales
ranged: September, 83s a 855c, closing at S4c;
October, 841 q S5ac, closing at 84sc; November,
S6s SIC, closing at 869c; No spring, 81 084ac;
No spring, 753c; No. 2 red, 88c; No. 8 red, $50.
coded for the near options and closed irregular.
Cash, 42zc; September 424 042ac, closing at
424c; October, 4la 04lsc, closing at 41sc; No
vember 49, a 40c closing at 5000.
Oals were quleb ana STEADY; cash. Z04 OZosc,
closing at 25ac; October, 25s 0254c closing at
2osc; May, 25s 028ac, closing at 2Ssc.
Rye was firm; No. 2 58c. Barley was quiet;
No. 2, zoe.
Flaxseed was frm No. l. $1.26
Mess pork opened weak. declined l25c, rallied
and closed firm; cash. $8.65 087O; October, 49, 60
$50, closing at So 67a as 40; November, 49, 574
$50, closing at 49, 62s a s 60; January, 1850
9.32aa. closing at So 80 09324. In lard the trad
ing was fairly active. and prices were .O5 a. 07ac
lower; cash, 6.1006 12ac; October, Gil 06I5c,
closing at 6.100612ac; November, 6OO06 05c
closing at s OBJ 06 05c. Boxed meats were firm
and unchanged. Dry-salted shoulders, 1850
4OOc; shortrib sides. 5.60c, short-clear sides,
6.000615
Sugars were steady and unchanged.
Whisky was nominal at ST. TO-
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled dull
and Unchanged creamery 17020c; dairy, 100
16c Eggs were firm at tic.
On the afternoon board, wheat was firmer and
cote higher. Corn, oats and lard were un-
changed. Pork was % 05c higher.
Receipts Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 81, 900 bu:
corn, 225, GOO Blu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye. A.
600 bu; barley, $4,000 blu. Shipments
Ia, 900 brls; wheat, Is 600 bu; corn, 233 600 bu;
oats, 600 blu; rye. 1000 bu;ibarley, $4,000 bu