The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-11

9lsc; No. red. September, 9la a. 2ac. closing at
924c October. 92ss 093sc, closing at 93sc; Novem-
Der. 94s a 9osc, closing at oslo: December, 96s a
97sc closing at 96sc; January, 9S4 a 993c closing
at $3.50; February $l.00s; March, $lO2; May,
81. 044 l. 04s; June, $1.06s.
Corn steady; receipts. los, GOO bu; EXPORTS T.
2S2 bu; sales, ], 128,000 bu futures $4,000 bu
spot and to arrive. No. 2, 49ac in elevator, 5O4
05oac afoat, 49ac C. f. and l.; No. white. sic in
elevator, 52Rc afoat No. 2, September, 49s q SOC,
closing at 49sc; October, so 05llc. closing at &c.,
November, 49s a 50sc. closing at 49sc; December.
483 94Ssac, closing at 4Sac; January. 46s 047sc,
closing at 46sc.
Oats-Mixed. heavy and lower; white a01c
higher. Receipts. 100000 Blu; exports. $500 bu;
sales. 900 bu futures, 10000 blu spot.
Mixed Western, 24a 032c; white Western. 240
&c.
Hay quiet and barely steady
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet; options dull and a
shade lower. No. Rio, spot, 90c Sales,
5000 bags The sales ranged: September, 6. 75c;
October .75c; November 68Oc; December.
8 05c; January. 6.90c; February, 95c. Sugar
nrm and quiet refined, steady; mold A, 707sc;
standard A, &c; graduated TIC. Molasses dull
and nominal. Rice steady and moderately
active.
Petroleum firm; United. $1OSs. Turpentine
weaker at 3433c.
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts, 2,447
packages; Western, 1801S4c.
Pork fairly active and steady. Beef hams
lower at ST. 70. Cut meats frm picked bellies,
6 &C., picked hams, 1O4 lie; picked shoulders,
4sc Lard sac points lower; Western steam,
spot, 40a6 SOC; September. 6.40c; October,
GA G. Soc; November, 64006. acc; December.
g. 40 a 6. 45c; January, Gas a g. 46c
Cheese firm, Western fat 5074c. Other
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept 10.-The trading in wheat
to-day was active on speculative account and the
feeling developed was decidedly nervous and
unsettled, within the established range of prices
The weather was bad threatening rain, and Liv-
erpool was reported firm. The market opened
stronger, and under continuation of the bull
feeling, which has existed for the past two days.
sales were made at asc advance, improving
rapidly J.; more. The quantity on passage
showed marked decrease, which assisted the
ouoyance and influenced free covering Of shorts
at the advance. However, offerings in
creased some and prices declined &C.
The government crop report, disclosing a
further decrease of 60O0 000 bushels in the total
caused temporary advance of &c. The decrease
however, was not as large as many operators had
calculated upon, and the result was that cCnsid
cradle wheat was put on sale, causing a decline
OF &C, ruling stronger again, and closing finally
SC higher than yesterday The receipts were
smaller at the primary points. and shipments,
Also were light There was only moderate
trade III corn, and weak and nervous feeling
prevailed during the greater portion of the ses-
sion. At the opening the market was compare
lively steady, but the fact that the anticipated
frost failed to materialize encouraged more lib
erai offerings, and prices declined a@sc, but
rallied just before the close, and closed &c under
yesterday The oats market was quiet and dull,
few changes III prices occurring. There
very little doing in provisions, and prices showed
little change.
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat nervous and unsettled; the market
opened q &c shigher advanced Sc additional,
declined &c, rallied &c, receded &c, rallied again
and closed &c higher than yesterday. Sales
ranged September, 79a 080sc, closed at 1890;
October, 80a 081sc, closed at S0sc; November,
824 q S3sc, closed at 83sc; No. 2 spring, 1919
1850; No. spring, 6Sac; No. 2, red s3ac; No.
red &c.
Corn ruled weak, with only moderate trade
Prices dec lined R0sc, rallied trife and closed
44s a ATE; October. 42ss q 42sc closed at 1870
42se; November. 40 q 40sc, closed at 40sc
Oats ruled quiet, prices showing little change.
Cash, % a 253c September, 25a 025sc. closed at
255e: October, 254 q 25Sc; May 29s 029ac, closed
at 291c.
Rye steady; No. 2 &c.
Barley quiet; No. 2. Csc.
Fiaxseed steady; No. l, 81 194.
Mess-pork quiet and nominally unchanged.
Cash, Sc. so 500; October. So III a 8 80. closed
at SIS. III $50; November, So 750 so. closed at
SIS. 750877a Lard qniet and steady. Cash.
6. 22a q G. 25c; October g. goa g. 25c closed at g. 20
06 22ac; November l2a Q615e. Boxed-meats
steady; dry-salted shoulders, 39004.00c; short
rib sides, 8. 723 8. Toe; short-clear sides, 615
6. zoe.
Whisky quiet at $1.10.
Sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange, butter and eggs
ruled unchanged.
On the afternoon board, wheat corn and oats
were steady and unchanged. Pork was 2ac
lower. Lard was .021 a. 05c lower.
Receipts-Flour II. 600 brls; wheat DO, 600 bu;
corn, 200, 600 bu; oats, 166, 900 bu; rye, 5000
bu; barley, 2l000 bu Shipments-Flour, 26, 900
brs; wheat $4,000 bu; corn, l24 GOO bu; oats,
132 600 hn. hn. har