The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-09

August, 7c; September, z I0c: October, Else;
November, 715c; December, 7.2oc; February,
1850.
sugar-steady demand moderate; refined
quiet; mould A, 63c; graduated &c Molas-
ses quiet. Rice firm; demand moderate.
Petroleum firm, United closed at 96sc. Tai
low steady. Rosin quiet.
Eggs higher and firm western, IL 913c.
Wool quiet; domestic fleece q 036c; pulled, IA
032c; Texas, 9021c.
Pork steady and moderately active; mess
spot, $1,000 II. %. Beef quiet Lard steady;
Western steam spot, 6724 d69oc July, 6.600
6. CSC; August 6. 7696 7Se: September: G. s90
q. 92c; October, 70702c; November, g. 96 a 98c;
December 6. S. a G. 90c; city steam, g. SOC.
Butter quiet and about steady. Cheese
stronger and in fair request Lead quiet and
firm; common, $39004 Other articles IN
changed.
CHICAGO, July g. The wheat market open
ed weak this morning and under considerable
pressure prices fell off &c from the closing yes.
terday, the offerings being large, and short
selling rampant The tone changed during the
middle of the session, owing to improved foreign
advlces, more marked export inquiry, and
sensby lightened receipts at all primary re-
ceiving points The news from the harvesting
sections disclosed no Improvement, and the view
appears to be now generally entertained that
the winter wheat yield will be less than esti-
mated one month ago. One Of the features of
the later strength shown by the market
was contained in the fact of the shipment
of 270 900 bushels from New York. En-
gagements were also reported for 10000
bushels from this port, with rumors that some
OF this wheat was taken for direct export.
Prices advanced 1ic from inside figures, reacted
sc, and closed on the regular board at about the
same figures yesterday. On the afternoon
board the market was again excited and stronger,
closing for the day &C higher than Yesterday.
There more doing on the speculative account
in corn, and the feeling strong and prices
.,kA eli, -,n4ft
ceipts. Prices advanced &C. fell back and closed
s04c higher than yesterday. Prices ruled %
&c higher for oats The receipts showed fall
ing off Provisions ruled easier early, but rallied
and closed steady. Flour was duh and I'M
changed
Wheat ruled active and stronger, under the
impulse of an improved export and shipping
movement. The market opened weaker and
declined to a point &c under yesterday, but
became strong advanced lie, receded Sc, and
closed about the same yesterday. The sales
ranged July, 855 SIC, closing at S62c; August,
87a a 89c, closing at $50 q 8S2c; September S9s a
9lsc. closing at 90Sc No. 2 spot, So @S7 No.
spring, II &c., No 2 red, 93c; No. 3 red, SC.
Corn was active and stronger, due largely to
falling off in receipts. Cash, 474c; July 47s a
4Sc, closing at 474c; August, 46s 047ac, closing
at Ale; September 46s 0474c, closing at Az
Oats were active. firm and @sc higher; cash,
81 a3lac; July. 3ls 03lsc; August, 2Gs 026sc,
closing at 26ac; September, 25a a 26c, closing at
25sc.
Rye was dull; No. 2 58c
Faxseed was steady; No l. 81 o.
Mess pork was moderately active, and prices
ruled q &c lower early rallied again. and closed
steady; cash. So 90 49, 5; August, So 80 a 8. 97a.
closing at So 90 az 929c; September So 81 10 05,
closing at S., 974 a 1000 Lard was steady and
unchanged; cash, 6.45 6647ac; July, 647ac:
August, 652a a655c September, 1921 a G. Coo.
Boxed meats were steady; dry-salted shoulders,
81 90c; short-rib sides, 517a q D. 20c short
clear sides. 80 05. Coo.
Whisky was firm at 81. Is.
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was steady
and unchanged; creamery, 15al6ac; dairy, 1870
l39c. Eggs, lie.
On the Afternoon Board wheat was stronger
and &c higher Corn was unchanged. Oats
were SC higher Pork was sc higher. Lard was
unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, %. 600 brs: wheat, 6s, 600 bu;
corn 370 600 bu; oats, 156, 900 bu rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour 10000 brls;
wheat, $4,000 bu corn, Isl. 600 bu; oats, ~, 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000.