The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-15
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, July 14-Flour-Superfnea and
fine scarce and firm; others dull; receipts Ia, 9H
bbls; exports, 3, ACT bbls; common to good extra
Ohio, So 65 a 5. 25
Wheat-Spot, dull options opened lower, be-
came irregular and closed heavy. Receipts,
no. 460 blu; exports. 23,7l3 bu sales, 232, 600 bu
futures, $4,000 bu spot. No. Milwaukee, 9l2 "a
93c; No. l northern, C. f. and l., 98c; No. l
hard C. f. and l., Buffalo, 964c; ungraded red,
SO a 94c: No 3 red, 93c; No 2 red, ST. elevator;
No. white, 98c No. 2 red, July, 80! 099sc,
closing at 994c; August. $100s 0101, closing at
ST. 00! September 81 02a LOB, closing at ST. Oh;
October, ST. o. n 1.04S, closing at $104a.
Corn heavy and lower closing dull. Receipts,
9078 bu; exports &c 297 bu; ungraded, 40
53c steamer, 81 in elevator, 521c afoat; No. 2,
graded white 500562c; ungraded yellow, SAC;
No. 2, July 524 a 52aac closing at soc; August,
50 a 534c, closing at 53c; September, 53s q 54sc,
closing at 53sc; October, 54a a 545c, closing at
sac.
Oats were firm. Receipts, Is, $50 bu; exports,
Ala bu. Mixed Western, 3S a. 9c; white,
Western, 80 044c. HAY quiet and steadily held
!. Coffee-Spot fair Rio quoted at Ssc. OPP
tons very dull. Sales of 1000 bags; July
closed at 695 a z00c; November 725 a T. SOC;
December 1901 5c Sugar dull and nominal;
refining quoted at 5 5-l6 &c; refined steady;
G, 81 a 5sc; extra c. 81 5sc: white extra c. SIC;
mold A, g. 6sc; off A, s. a &c; standard A.
q @64c; confectioners A, IS 06lc; granulated
&c. Molasses easier; Cuba so test zoe. Rice
steady with moderate inquiry.
Petroleum firm; United closed at 96c. Tallow
steady. Rosin dull. Turpentine dull at 3S4 a
36kc.
Eggs firm. with fair inquiry.
Pork firm, but quiet. Mess spot $l150; clear
backs, $l2 500 100 Beef quiet. Lard less
active: Western steam. spot, e. soc; July, 6oOc
August. 6 50 a sec; September, g. 980 Z. 03c; Oc
tober 1904 BE; November 7020 704c; De-
cember nominal; city steadier, Csc Butter
firm for choice grades; Western, 90l9c. Cheese
very firm; demand fair; Western fiat, 606sc
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 14-Trading was moderately
active In wheat to- day, with an unsettled and
teversh feeling prevailing, The decrease in the
visible supply was about half a million bushels
which was considerably less than operators had
calculated upon, and, as a consequence, the open
lrg was 4Wsc under yesterday. There was
good demand, however. and, with an advancing
market at st. Louis and New York prices rose
&c. There was report of damage to the crop in
southern Russia, and there were also reports Of
threshing in Kansas disclosing a very poor
yield The advance, however, brought out
free offerings and the hint being given
that some large operators were selling. the mar
ket began to weaken, and there followed
steady shrinkage of &c, prices closing on the
regular board SC under yesterday, and declined
&C additional in the afternoon. Foreign advices
quoted dull and depressed markets on account
of the liberal offerings. There was moderate
amount of speculation in corn. With a decid-
edly weaker feeling, influenced by fine weather
and liberal receipts, prices declined a &c, and
closed at the inside, and declined a &c additional
in the afternoon. Oats were very dull and
easier, cash oats falling off fully &C. with the
other options shade easier. Provisions ruled
strong and 10@10ac higher early, declined Is
@20c, and closed steady. Lard closed trihe
lower.
Flour was quiet and uncharged
Wheat opened a &c lower, but reports of
very poor yield in Kansas and damage to the
Russian crop caused good buying and an ad-
vance of &c in prices. The offerings were large
at the advance, and prices fell back to the in
side and closed &c under yesterday. Sales
ranged: July, 610 SEC, closed at SIC; August
$50 a S9ac closed at SSsc: September 905 a 9lac
closed at 905c; No. spring. S7c No. spring
49, a 79c; No l red 80 a93c; No. 3 red, 81 a SIZE
Corn was active, but decidedly weaker, owing
to fine weather and liberal receipts Prices de-
clined : "a &c, and closed at the inside cash. 4633
046sc: July, 465 047sc, closed at 46ac; August
465 a 46sc, closed at 469c; September, 45s 46aac
closed at 45sc.
Oats were dull and weaker. especially for
cash. Cash, 3l4c; July, 81 032c, closed at 3l4c;
August, 26a q 264c, closed at 26ac; September,
25s q 25sc, closed at 25sc.
Rye was steady; No. 2, 5Sc. Flax seed, steady;
No. l, $1.26
Mess pork ruled active Prices advance l00
12ac early, fell back Is @20c and closed steady.
Cash, $1000010 80: August $40 22a a 10 40 clos
ing $40 22a q 1925 September, $40 1850,
closing at $40 30 TO- 323a. Lard opened firm and
02a O5c higher, fell back .01a a. loo, and closed
tame. Cash, 66O06 62ac; August, $50 at zoe,
closing at 60 662Rc: September, so a g. SOC,
closing at 67006 72ac Boxed meats steady.
Dry-salted shoulders, $500 3 9Oc short-rib sides,
5. SOC; clear sides 30 20. S5c.
Whisky is steady at 10.
Sugar steady and unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter was quiet
and shade easier. Creamery, 10 q 16c; dairy,
l2013c. Eggs steady at 10 l2c.
On the afternoon board wheat weaker and
&c lower. Corn was weak and &c lower.
Oats was a &c lower. Pork was g. csc lower.
Lard was unchanged.
Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat, SO, 900 blu;
corn 207 900 bu; oats, l5l 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 2 900 bu. Shipments-Flour IA 900 brls;
wheat, SO, 600 blu; corn, So 900 bu; oats, 1lS,000
bu; rye, 1000; barley, 1000