The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-07-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, July 2I-Flour-Dull and heavy;
receipts 1897 bbls.; exports, 40 bbls; market
dull and heavy; sales II 800 bbls: superfne West
ern and state, s. 25@3 20; common 10 good extra
Wheat-Easier; receipts, 5s.GO6 bu. exports g. iS7
bu; sales of S,SS,OO0 bu. future and l32 600 bu.
srot and arrive; No Chicago 9l12c; No. hard,
:. and l.. Buffalo, e3c; ungraded red 719c@S1 0S;
.-c; No. red. 991S@9954c; elevator, 81 OO1S:
LCi.,, ss4c, I. O.. b.; No. white, 9s1c; No. red,
closing at ssc September, 81 S5gS Oi% Closing
at 81 OC2s; October, 81 0S5s@1 O31z, closing al
O45s December, 81 O714@i g. closing at 81 or:
March, 81 17$4 June, 81 l6. Corn-Spot firm and
and only moderately active options were variable;
opened lower, closing heavy; receipts, ll2O94 bu.:
exports, 229,459 bu.; sales 672,0O0 bu. future;
lS2,CoO bu spot: ungraded, 5e@5Sc; No. ?, SIC
elevator, 525s l525sc afoat No , July, 5l1Ia5ls4c
closing at 5l1lc; August, 5ls4@55c, closing at
Size; September, 525S9525sc, closing at 525sc;
October, 5S@5S14c, closing at 5Sc. 0ats-FaiSy
active; receipts $1,000 bu; exports. .127 bu.: mixed
Western. 37@39c; white do, 4OG45c. Stocks of
grain in store July y: Wheat, 1900 4SS bu; corn
574 bu peas. AIS bG.: malt, I35 SIS bn. Hay9
Steady and fairly active. COffee-SpOt, fair; Rio
steady at sc: early options, steady late options
shade easier; No Rio spot 7l0c; sales, 1000 bags;
July; 5l5e; August, 7l5@7 2Oc; September. 1.25e;
February, 7.5Oc. sugar-Firm but quiet; fair to
good refining quoted at 51s@5 5-16c. MolaSses-
Steady and in moderate demand. Rice-Frm and
| in lair inquiry. Petroleum-Firm; united closed
at 9slzc. TallOw-Dull and barely steady Risin
Quiet and steady. Turpentine STEADY at SIC.
| Eggs-Firm; demand fair; Western, i2al2Ilc
Wool-Steady and in fair request. Pork-Quiet
| but held firm; mess, Sll 75; short clear, Sl2 l2I
ais 90. Beef-Quiet. Cutmeats-Firm and quiet.
lard-Moderate speculative business contract
grade, spot, - 20; city steam, 81 0a6 3D. Cheese
Dull and rather weaker; flat, Sl@ 6I Otherar-
tieles unchanged
CHICAGO. July 27.-The wheat market to-day
was heavy and lower under discoumging advices
from abroad and better crop reports from at home
1 All last week there prOtracted battle be-
| tween the two parties around the figure 90c for
| September. and the bulls were able to keep the
market above that figure, but to-day the soc bar
Il broken through. broken
/ The reports of damage 10 the spring wheat crop
| in the Northwest, which helped to sustain the
| fessor Richardson, OF the Agricultural Department
| at Washington, sent Olt WORD that there would be
/ the usual large average crop in Dakota and this
was confirmed by many other reports from Mani
| tOba and along the Northern Pacific route.
| \ Toledo firm reported that 800 replies
| from points in Ohio Indiana and Illinois
said that the yield of wheat would be better than
expected. Liverpool was reported easier and car
goes were dull and neglected, with the weather in
/ England hot and forcing. Receipts were heavy at
| st. Louis and the market there was weak which
/ was also true of New York. Our market opened -
nc lower, and the same was true at the other
/ points mentioned. Early buying against puts
caused little uPtuTn, and then the whole mass %
/ day PC under Saturday. Corn was rock-bOund
and immOvable, as usual, with but little to trade
varied Very slightly. Liverpool was said to be
easier, but not quOtably lower. That fact, how
ever, had no effect on prices here With the linn
/ tied supply of corn on hand and only moderate
receipts coming in, lower prices for few months,
1t is claimed, are very improbable no matter what
| may be done with wheat. August to-day remained
| at or near 451!c and September was about Ac be-
low. Oats were more active and No , for July
| Saturday, but the long futures fell off lac.
July sold at S219c and at Sc and closed at SEQ
| inside. PToyisions~Ruled steady Fiour-Duil
| and unchanged. Wheat ruled weaker. Foreign
| advices were not encouraging, while the weather
The The msPet reeeded Steadily ie and Closed
under saturday. Sales ranged: July. s614@
ssa ssca closed s a s6s septeSer A4ss sg sse
sSsed at ss%54esg5sa;o October; s9i5s% ~ g
red, S619c: Corn-There was a fair speculative
| trade with a somewhat unsettled feeling. The
market ruled firm in spite of the decline in wheat
but fell back and closed easy; cash acc; July, 46@
4614c, closed at 4Gc; August, 4514@4514c closed at
4514c; September, 45@45ssc closed at 45a oc
ruled firm and somewhat higher while the de
ferred futures ruled weaker; cash, S2l4c; July,
S21z@55c, closed at S25Ec; August, 254926e closed
@Firmn:' 30. ;. 5s1}c Fiaxsseed~Easier: No. l.
81 2S1S Mess Pork-frading moderately active, ac-
71saiOc early but settled back and closed steady
1 cash, $40 15Al0 20: August SO O91.alO ls12,
closed at $40 0719glo 10; September $40 d'5gg ,2s
es1o 81 Z, closed at 81 25sIO 251 Lard-Fairly ac;
easy cash, Sc 5OG6 5211z; August, Sc i!!s@6 55;
closed at $ sss@S 60; ossoSeT g $sSs % closed
dry salted shoulders s. s5@4 20; short
| rib sides, IS 55@5 ~: short clear
duce Exchange: e. Butfer-Ruied drmer; G creamery,
| l5EMl715c; dairy, l2@l5c. Eggs-Firm at l0@l21sc;
Receipt. Flour, 600 bbs;; wheat, 5000 bu:
barley, 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 6,0oO bbls /:
wheat 100000 bu.; corn, $4,000 bu. oats, lSj,OcO
AFTERNOON Board-Wheat steady, August ad-
vancing sc Corn steady &c higher for August
| and September. Oats advanced &c for July. PORK,
| 2@jc higher. Lard 2Zc higher
| ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Flour-Easy but not lower;
| wheat-Lower and only moderately active opened
14@3Ic lower, but recovered under Il good de,
msnd: later became irregular, aud finally closed
| &c below Saturday for August and september ana
1sc higher for October; No. red, cash, 96gs6l &C
99Ilc. closing at g91kc: October, 81 0O,4al 0l19
closing at 81 or asked; No. red. cash; s154@ssc
lower than Saturday for July and 1xas4e for other
options No 2 mixed, cash, AZ 1zg42c; July, 4lc;
s4d seBsmeoea oaf%eT 5a SUs1s soS
mixed cash, 2il@25e; July & 2@s@2Eae' &c AIgudIt dA
Nominaliy at 81. Butter-Unehanged, Eggs
Lower at &c. Flaxseed-Nominal at 81 Is. Hay
Dull and unchanged, except for choice old H., um n,
mill Cornmeal-Lower at 81 25@2 80 Wool
Q Firm and active. Professionalism but slow
pork $40 so. Bulkmeats-Iong clear s. g.; shorl
ribs. S so; short clear Sc. Bacon-Long clear $
@6 121z: short ribs. 81 4Oet6 422; short clear - >
Receipts-Tlour. 5000 bbls:; wheat, 10000 5u.
corn 1900 bu.; oats, AZ OOO bu; rye, none pa.ey
I none. shipme1ts-Flour, 5000 bbs; wheat 2OV
| barley, none.
F; Afternoon Board = Wheat Active and un
D changed Corn-Steady. 0ats-Quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Flour = steady
0 Western and patent superfne, 8 zoos =; DO.
extras. 81 7OtdS 75 Ohio and Indiana, s. 25@5 %
e | winter patent s5@5 80: Minnesota clear. si@
], | 5; do, patent, s5@5 90. wheat-Dull and lower
: | No. red, July, s4@e41zc; August, e419@945ze
!, September 974@97%c: October, 991&@s94c
CONCEPTIONS nominally unchanged; spot trn
0 | with a moderate demand; No. mixed, Sic
(; steamer 54I%@ 555Sc; No. ? mixed, 551zq56c- Oar
spot firm; rejected white, S71zc@s@; No white
s91Sc futures quiet; No. 2white, July, $40 ~
| August ?4I~@345zc: September, S21s@a5Zc: Octo
/: her seas Sc Provisions-In fair demand: Beef-
City family, sl2 5o@l3 %; do packers sn 5e9l2 90