The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
aARKETs BY ,TELEGRaPa.
Produce Markets,

ket for all the cereals on Change TO day, with
lower prices prevailing. and the downward move
ment extends d also TO provisions The receipts OF
both wheat and corn were lsrge ana with no par.
ticulsr outside support. q savage raid was made
by the bears VIII oh carried prices TO the lowest
point current since April 10, and nearly &c lower
Than one week ago. This was done in spite OF the
most Damaging reports which have yet been re-
cslved concerning the growing winter wheat
crops The bears contend. however. that until the
large stocks here and at Duluth have been worked
of, lower prices bound TO prevail and offer en-
forced argument by INDUCING in gOeat deal of
short selling and also drawing some long
wheat. The claim is made. however
wheat are being purchased in the perfect
confidence OF very high prices for wheat when the
crops Condition once is appreciated. July wheat
sold at one time at SIZE. which is 10c under the
highest price reached during tn year for that op-
ton. the feeling in the afternoon was somewhat
Timer, on the statement that the statement that
there was more shipping inquiry. but the advance
was not marked, and the market clio ed for the day
lc under yesterday. Tie receipts of corn were
large, t3 cars and Influenced, by the prospects Of
very large TeceIp's Monday. The OFFERINGS were
large, and lhe market broke &c and closed lie un-
der yesterday. Oats we're QUIZ aud heavy, IN syn
patty with the other markets and closed &c 10 YER
Tt ere were very free offerings OF pork and prices
declined sOg35c early but rallied shade aud closed
moderately steady st the cecline. Lard also de-
defined 5@l0c, and closed steady. Flour ruled
Gull and weak The decline IN wheat keeps buv
eTs out OF the market, and there was no demand
Wheat was active st lower prices Foreign advices
were uniavorable al the receipts continue large.
Mhtn the price for July reacted 10 SSc. consider
able 'lonk" wheat came out on stop orders. snd
this assistG d the decline The market declined
1lsc, fuctuated and closed l1sc under Yesterday.
S5ls@s61sc closed a. S514@S'3Sc: July, SIS asS5so,
SEQ s9Ic: No. 2 snrins, siIss5c; NO 5 spring.
CoIn-Trading active. bot prices weak and tower;
cash. 4is4c; May 4fl4@s65sc closed at 4.s4c June.
4sss@45c closed at age; July, 4iaSa45s4e, closed
at l41lc; August. 4i5sa &c closed at 45c. oats
Dull and heavier. and under large offerings de-
clined &c and closed dull; cash. 3lss: May. 3l%9
a1n cod Ir,-,a ~ IL
3is4c; July. slTes21sc, closed at size. Rye~Duii
and lower; No 2. 6Sc BarleY-Nominal. Flaxseed
STEADY at 81 49, Mess Pork-Active but weak
sbaoe and closed STEADY; casn, $40 2O9lO so; June.
$40 1910 co. closed at $40 i71Ile 20: July t10 So
~ 20. closed at $40 37SalO 40. Lard-Fairy active
with prices 5Gl0c lower; cash. Sc 1906 421: June.
&c 81 1o,S 90 closed s &c At Sc s@e 4O Juy go
ss1l. closed at S. $500 SIX. B5Sed Meats fs
Quiet and easy; dry sailed shoulders, So 95@i;
20. sugar-Firln and unchanged. On the Pro.
duce Exchange: Butler-Dull ard weak cream
Recepss- Flour, 500 bis: Wheat 5000 o ~
barley, 100 bn. shipmsnts-FIour. 'il,GOS 66ip.:
wheat, Zoo b.; corn, IS 900 bu; oatF, l62 600
bu.: rye. 1000 bu.: barley. 5000 Blu.
Afternoon Board-Wheat-5teady and higher.
Corn Steady and 5s@Ac higher: osts-Stsaay
2hc higher There will be no session of the board
tomorrow.
NEW YORK. May 20. Flour-Receipts. 17,257
bills; exports, 2,O65 bbls; dull; common TO good
extra Ohio, So 5e@5 so; common TO choice extra st.
Louis. S. lc@5 81. Wheat-1G2kc lever with
Ufs Go o b lOr expo5' nrg Ss ~ olS o ex
kee, f. o. b., 915sc; choice No. Milwaukee, GAO
9i1sc: NO. had. c. l. f 9y5s a9s5sc: No. North
s5@s2c; No. , red. s a. 0O1s elevator; No i white,
81: ungrsded white, zoe; No. red June. sales
sales Of ,S5s,cOO b. at 81 OO1E91 01S closing at
81 0l3s August, sales OF l,22i.000 on. at 81 GA
6Sh, closing at 81 OF; September sales OF N,
October closed 81 O51E: November, sales OF l52,
GO 1u- at Isl 81 oSs1@l VIZ closing at 81 CO.'S
ungraded. 4995Sc; steamer 52,G521zc: elevator. No.
2, 521z@52S4c; elevator. 52@551a: ahoai; 514 9J3
etc; yellow. CSC; No 2. May. 5214@525sc. closing
at 5: &c; June, 5z14953c closing 81 olzc: July,
52H@oS1 &c, closing at s2}}sc: August. 531495S,ac
SIC Oats-A shade better: receipts, 1l.40O hu.
exports. none; mixed western: S51a94oc; white
de-. s2@i4c Hsy-firm and fairly active; snip
ping csc. Cofee-Options strong; SPOT fair Rio.
steady al $40: sales of 2l.750 bags; June, LOG
7lsc; July. 7iEa7 2oc: August ~. o7.S5e septem-
1ioa7.i0ci December. 7.5sYa6oc; January. 7.6nc
suesr-s;ropger; but quiet: refined steady, with
1850. Molss' cs- Strong. sut quiet Rice
Firm ana in fair. d. mani. Petroleum--Firm;
united clio ed at 7tH97sssr. Cottonseed OIL
Tsliew-steady. Turpentine-FTm at s251c Esss
- Firm and in fair demand; Western 131$9tic.
Wool-Stsady; demsnd moderate: domestic fleece,
27@s6c: pulled. 4QS2c: Texas, 9a'1c. Pork-Dull:
mess, spot. s1I so: clear back. So 75alf. Lard
Steadier contract GRADES spot S. 20: June, s. 63
ber sc 9SG7 October. 81 o4es7 o. city stea IT, 8; IS
Bu,ter-Dull; Western, 9@l7c; Elgin creamery ID
@l7c. Lead-Sleady Other articles unchanged.
ct. LOUIS. May 2o,-Flour-Dull aud lower;
femiy, SO 7oa3 s.: choice. 81 20i 10: fancy q 20
as 10: patents, SIS 35a5 IS wheat-Active and
lower: opened about steady but subsequently de-
clined and large amount of long wheat was
thrown on the market: prices closed 11sa15kc
@sl VI 4. closing at $3.50; July, 81 0i@l 0S1S.
closing 1t 81 OH bid; August 81 o249i 0is. clos.
ing at 81 025T bid. Corn-More active and lower:
No. mixed, cash. &C I've at 4i1<@41<c; June. 43%
0445sc; July, 4S5k94il4c: August, 4lzc, closing at
lowest figures. O.p-Lower; No. mixed, cash.