The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-06

4Sac; No 2. 491 04sac in elevator, SOL 5Osc afoat
yellow. Doc; No. October, 49, 0495c, closing at
49Ac; November 4Sa 049sc, closing at 49ac; De-
cember, 48a a 8ac. closing at 4Ssc January. 46s
a. Ate. closing at 46ac; February, 46aa Ate, cosne
at 46sc; May, 464c.
Oats were moderately active; receipts, 22l,
500 bu; exports, 122, l43 bu; mixed Western,
Is al BE; white Western, "a 04Oc.
Hay steady; shipping. 65 zoe.
CoTee-Spot fair Rio quiet at Ssc; others
barely steady and quiet; sales, 10000 bags: DC
fined weak; G, s. 055c; extra G, 81 06ac; white
extra c, 3-16c yellow, 81 05sc; off A, &c;
mold A, g. acc; standard A, 6Sc; confectioners
A. 6 ll-l6@6ac; powdered, 81 075c; graduated.
6ac; cubes, Talk. Molasses was dull and
nominal. Rice steady and in fair demand.
Petroleum was steady; United closed at $lOl.
Tatlow was steady. Turpentine was firm at
344 a 35c.
Eggs were steady and the demand fair; re-
ceipts, $3.50 packages; Western, 19020c.
Pork was dull and weak; mess, $950 Lard
was lower and less active; contract grades,
spot quoted at g. 22kc; October, 6.229e; Novem-
Der, 6.23 56 25c; December. 62006 26c; Jan
uary 6. 90 IS 33c; February, $50 BIC; March,
g. 40 06. 49e; April, 6.56c; city steam 6 l5c.
Cheese was firm and in fair demand; Western
fiat, 50 9ac
Copper steady. Other articles unchanged.
OLlCAUO. Oct. O.-lraQlng IN WneaG was On
limited scale to-day, and the feeling was gen
orally easier. There was the expectation of an
Increase of from /, 900, 600 to 100000 bushels
In the visible supply report, and large portion
OF the traders seemed inclined to await its pub
LEGATION before taking any hand in the market.
Inc foreign markets were reported very firm,
with an advancing tendency, but this was coun
teracted by the fear of increasing stocks The
market opened at $500 for November, sold off to
S6sc, recovered to 86sc, on fair buying, and a
wrong quotation of British consols on the stick
err showing an apparent decline to SO. caused
the market to forge quickly to SIC, and when the
consols quotation was corrected to read 99ac,
there followed as sudden reaction, and before
the downward course was stopped, November
had again touched S6sc, rallied somewhat, and
closed on the regular board at S61c.
There was an easier feeling in the afternoon,
and the market closed &c lower Receipts were
free at Northwestern points, and the receipts
here for tomorrow it was estimated, would be
larger than usual. There was a frmer feeling
in corn and oats, and prices wero advanced a
fraction. Provisions ruled very weak under q
very general selling pressure. Pork closed 10 %
15c lower than yesterday while lard was .05c
lower.
Flour was firm and unchanged.
Wheat opened easy sold off &c, rallied &c, de-
clined &c, rallied and closed &c under Saturday.
The sales ranged: October 84s q 85sc, closing at
sac; November 86s aS7c, closing at S61c De-
cember, 88@89c closing at sSsc; May, 95s 0964c,
closing at J5sc No. spring, S4s % S54c; No. 8
spring, 75sc; No. red, 90c; No. 3 red, Soc.
Corn-There was fair shipping and specula-
tive business, prices ruling shade higher and
closing firm Cash, 42c; October 4ls a 41sc,
closing at Az 041sc; November. 3944 39sc, clos
ing at $780, year, 37037.c, closing at 37s q 374c
Oats ruled firm and shade higher Cash, 254
acc; October, 25s 025ac closing at 25sc: No
yember. 25l 0255c; closing at 25s a 252c; May.
90 0294c.
Rye was steady; No. 2, SOC. Barley was quiet;
No 2 50 Zoe.
Flaxseed was lower; No. l, ST. 19a.
Mess pork was active and lower; pricessde-
clined lO0l2ac and closed steady; cash. 49, Is q
g. 30; October, $8 10 a Is. closing at So 10 %
8 l23; November So. 20 closing at So 124 a
8 Is; December, So 200S.27a. closing at So 20 a
8 22a; January 100000, closing at &c. O2a a
sos. Lard was active and easier, and prices
were .0239 05c lower: cash and October, 921 a
95c; November. s. 80 5. 95c. sclosing at s. 92a q
95; December, 92a a 5. 97ac, closing at 1924 a
B. 95c. Boxed meats were quiet but steady: dry
sailed shoulders, 35003. Toe; short-rib sides,
5.30c; short-clear sides, 5.70@5.75c.
Whisky was nominal at $1.10
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter dull but
steady; creamery, 17020c; dairy, Hobo
Eggs were firm at Lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was quiet easy
and s04c lower Corn, oats, pork and lard were
unchanged.
Recerts-Flour, %, 900 brls; wheat. 81, 900 blu;
corn, l59 600 bu oats, 40, 600 blu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 10 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 20, 900 bu;
wheat "a, 900 blu; corn 241 600 blu; oats, 119, 000
bu; rye, LOCO bu; harley, 10000 bu