The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-19

gust ST. e3s LOAF, closing at 81. o4s; September.
81. 05s a 06s, closing at $L06s; October $1.072
01.07s. closing at slO7s; November $i.083 a
1904, closing at ST. 094; December, 81. al. l0a
closing at ST. 10s; January. 81. 124 Ia closing
at $1.l24.
Corn-Spot, a shade better; options steady;
receipts, 49, $40 bu: exports. 79,464 bu; I'M
graded 50 a soc; No g. 54c; steamer, soc ele-
vator; No 2. $50 056c elevator, Soc f o b. store,
56s a SIC afioat. 54s Soc c. i. f.; steamer yell
low. So; No. 2 white, 625 a 63c; yellow, 59c; un.
graded white Coo; No. 2, 55sc August, 90 a 55sc,
closing at Doc; September, 55s a 55sc, closing
at 55sc
Oats-Lower; receipts, 152, $50 Blu; exports,
none; mixed Western, 80 040c; white Western,
40 44c.
Hay-Quiet and rather weak; shipments 90
bales.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull Ssc; options quiet;
sales, II. $50 bags; July 6 1905 75c August,
6 Soc; September, G. 90c October. 700 a T. Csc; De-
cember. Z. 10c; January Z20c. Sugar frmer and
in fair demand fair to good refining quoted at
81 sc; refined firm; G., 81 a5sc; extra c, 5sc;
off A. 6G6sc; standard A, &c; copfectioners A,
l1-l6 &c; eut-loaf and crushed, 7sc; powdered,
Il 073c; granulated, g. 0'7c; cubes, Il Tic.
Molasses firm with fair inquiry; Cuba, 2lc for 80
test. Rice steady; demand fair.
Petroleum firm; United closed at S1s 81ac.
Tallow dull and weak at 5sc Turpentine steady
at 37ac.
Eggs dull and easy
Pork dull and barely steady. Lard dull; con-
tract grade, spot quoted at g. 82a a g. S5c; choice,
g. 873c; July. 6.82c; August, 694c; September,
z O5 ~ 8c; October, 71507lS; November, 95
at. &c; city steam, 660 66. 65c.
Butter steady; demand moderate; Western, 10
019c. Cheese quiet and easier; Western fat,
3a07. Lead dull. Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, June 1s.-The markets on Change
to-day were devoid of any excitement, and only
a fair business was done Owing to higher cables
and fears of further foreign complications, aris-
ing from the change of Ministry in England,
wheat opened a &c higher IN this market, and
advanced about SC more. AS the feeling yester-
day afternoon, at the close of trading, was very
heavy, large number of calls were sold very
close to the market, and this morning it did not
take over fifteen minutes to put the market
above the call prices This, of course, brought
out great deal Of selling the part of call
holders, which selling eased the markets off
some, but there was strong decided feeling all
through the session The reports from the
growing crops in the great Northeas tern belt of
States came in favorable, and the same was true
from California. Corn maintained in good de-
gree the frmness developed yesterday,
opening &c higher for July, which placed
it square against the ''call price"4S This pro-
duced some free selling, which lowered the
figures little. Trading was lighter than usual
in hog products, and very easy feeling pre-
vailed. Spectators were not inclined 70 do much
business, either on local or shipping account
The receipts Of hogs were liberal, the quality
good. and prices ruled lower, which had de-
pressing effect on the market. Foreign advices
showed quiet and steady feeling in that quar-
ter, and the reports from the Eastern markets
indicated less steadiness, with light trading.
The receipts of product were fair and the ship
ments of all kinds quite liberal
Flour was dull ana unchanged.
Wheat-The market opened firm and 10 &c
higher and advanced &c more but the advance
oh mt frpac mi lot nffor noe
and the impression prevailed that some of the
prominent longs" were realizing, and the
market became weak prices receding s0ac; the
market rallied later &C. fuctuated, and finally
closed about &c higher than the closing figures
yesterday afternoon. Larger receipts were esti-
mated for tomorrow. The sales ranged June,
49, 89sc, closing at 88sc; July. 800 90ac clos
ing at 9c5c bd August. 9la 92sc. closing at 92Rc
bid; September, 93s a 94ac, closing at 94ac bid;
No 2 spring S9sc No. 3 spring, 79c; No. 2 red,
95c: No. red 84a a Soc.
Corn-The market opened stronger, and prices
were advanced a03c, under shorts covering;
but later, when the early buying orders were
filed, and under fair offers the market ruled
quiet and easier; prices declined &C. the weakness
being increased some by larger receipts and
heavy estimates for tomorrow. The shipping
demand was only moderate The market closed
about the same as the closing figures of yester-
day afternoon. Cash. 49, 04Ssc; June. 49, 04Ssc
closing at 49, 04Ssc; July, All 04Ssc, closing at
47sc bid: August, 47s a 47sc closing at Ale bid
Oats--The feeling In this market was very
steady, aud prices underwent no particular
change. No. 2cash. 33sc; June. 33s a. 4c closing
at 33sc; July, 33s a 033sc. closing at 33sc; Au-
gust, 2S4 028ac. Rye steady and quiet; No
2, 64c. Barley was lifeless.
Flaxseed 102c lower for cash; No. i,
$l240I25.
Pork was dull and easier; cash, $40 IS a 1037a;;
July. $40 30010 49, closing at $40 80 q TO- 80 !;
August $l0 35 TO- 42a, closing at $40 81 a 10. 40
September, $40 AL q 1850. Lard was quiet;
cash, 66006.65c July, 6 62a al 65c: August
SO 06 75c, closing at 6.70a6 72ac; September
G. so &C. 23c Boxed meats were steady. Dry
salted shoulders, 3.75 % S0c short-rib sides,
5.35 a. 37ac; short-clear sides, 5.700575c
Whisky, 81. Is.
Sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange creamery butter
brought Is lie; dairy, 12a a 14c. Eggs were
weaker at 10a lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was irregular at
89c June, 90c July, 92c August. Corn was
a &c higher. Oats were &c higher. Pork was
% 05c higher. Lard was .02ac higher.
keceipts-Flour, ii 900 brls; wheat sc, 900 bu;
corn, $50, 900 bu; OATS 12l 600 bu: rye, 1900 bu;
barley, 5000 blu. hipments-Flour, Ia. 600 brls;
wheat, 60, 900 bu: corn 1ss 600 bu; OATS 22c, 600
bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley 600 bu.
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