The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-07
January. 81 00s a L01s, closing at $101I; Febru-
airy. 81 024 al 03s. closing at $l03; May, 81 074

airy. 81 O2l al 03a closing at lO3; May, $L074
0107.c, closing at $1.07s.
Corn higher, closing very steady Receipts.
81, 300 bu exports $685. 262 bu; sales, 49, 900 BIZ
futures. 10000 bu spot; ungraded, 4sa 5oac;
No. B. 40. q 45lc; November No. q so 650tc in
| elevator, 81 054c adoat SOC c. {. and l.; No.
white. 50sc; low mixed, so 050zc; No. October
49s 5o!c, closing at sole; November, 49a @5usc,
49sc, January, All 047.c. closing at 47sc; Febru-
airy, 47sc. cosing at 47e; May. Ale, closing at
Oats were higher and less active; receipts,
a2o Coo bu; exports, go 795 bu; mixed Western,
| 29a a 33c: white Western, 81 a 40c.
| Hay steady and in fair demand.
Coffee-Options quiet and steady; spot, 7c;
sales. 1900 bags; January, 690c; April T. l0c
Sugars were dull; refined dull c, 81 05sc; extra
| yellow. 81 al SIC
Petroleum was steady United closed at 81. OOs
Turpentine was steady.
Eggs were steady and in fair inquiry; receipts,
1906 packages; Western, 19019ac.
Pork was dull and weak and somewhat NOM
inal: mess. So 50010 Cut meats steady; picked
bellies, 6064c: picked hams 94c middles dull;
long clear, SIC. Lard was lower and moderately
active sales of Western, steam spot, at 620c;
October 6 l8c; November, 61606 l8c; Deem
Der or . L. g &c., January, GA &c., February,
go o. &c; March, 6. 40c; city steam. 6. TO 6l5c
Butter was quiet and weak; Western, 6022c.
Lead was steady; refined, .30c.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO. Oct 6.-The estimates of the visible
supply of wheat, as shown by the Chicago state
ment this morning. were unusually close to the
market. The statement shows an increase of
somewhat more than 900 600 blu, while the New
York statement was only little in excess of
4OO,UOO bu. The immediate effect was to make
an easy opening, and the November option be-
gan at SEC, but it was found that the buying or
ders on the floor were larger than usual and
under good demand there was steady ad-
vance to SIC, after which the market sold off to
ooSc The cables reported firm foreign markets,
and an advance at Liverpool for all kinds of
American wheat Under this impulse buying
became rather general, and November was car
ried up to size, reacted to STE. rallied and closed
on the regular board at 87s 087ae. The tone was
&c, November closing for the day at S70
olsc. The receipts continue free in
the Northwest, but show fall
ing off at nearly all other primary points.
There was a better market for corn in every
way than for several days past. There was buy
ing on large scale by some heavy local houses,
and the market ruled strong to the close show
ing an advance of so &c for the day. Oats were
strong in sympathy, and ruled about &c higher
Provisions r...a dull prices showing little
change Lard fieil off csc.
lour was steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened easy and &c lower, rallied ana
advanced lie. declined &c, advanced sc, fuctuated
and closed lie higher than yesterday. The sales
ranged: October, S4s 0s5sc, closing at S5sc; No
vember. 86087ac, closing at 87sc; Decem Der,
S7s a sole, closing at 894 1890; May 95a a 96ac.
closing at 96sc; No. spring. S5s q Sc; No.
spring, 70 al 5ac; No. red 90c; No. red &c.
Corn ruled active and firm. The market
opened &c lower, rallied quickly, advanced lie,
and closed at about the outside figures for the
near options. Cash, 42ac; October, 4lsa42ac.
closing at 42Sc; November. 39s 40sc. closing at
4Osc; the year. 37s 037sc, closing at37ac
Oats were moderately active and firm. Cash,
26c; October 25a 026c, closing at 26c: Novem-
Der. 25s 26c; May, 20 029sc closing at 29sc.
Rye was frm No. 2, SOC. Barley was quiet; No.
2, 69070c
Fiaxseed was easy; No. l, 81. 49,
Mess pork ruled quiet but steady; cash. So 20
$3.50; November, So 05 08.17R. closing at So III;
December. So. 10 as 22a. closing at So. 22a; Jan
uary So 97a 1905, closing at 905 Lard was
quiet and easy; cash, 59005.923c; October.
5.87a 92ac, closing at 5. 90c; November, s. 90c;
December, 590c Boxed meats were steady;
dry sailed shoulders. 3 so a Toe; short-rib sides,
B. 30c; shortclear sides, 5.70O5. 75c.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firmer:
creamery, 1402lc; dairy, IL Ice.
Eggs were firm at TIC.
On the afternoon board wheat was easier and
"a &c lower Corn was &c higher for November.
Oats were unchanged. Pork was 507ac higher.
Lard was .02ac higher
Recepts-Flour %. 900 brls; wheat. 68. 900 blu;
corn 10000 bu: oats, 131 600 blu; rye. ii 900 bu;
barley, 81. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, %, 600 brs;
wheat, $4,000 blu; corn. 415 600 bu; oats, 161, 900
bu; rye, 5000 bu: harley, 40, 600 bu.