The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26

afloat, 53s a SAC. c. f and l.; No. 2 white. 613 &c;
low mixed, 56tc; No. 2 June, 53L0 500. closing
at 53sc; July, 53s 04aac, closing ~ 53ac; August,
54s 154sc. closing at 54ac; September, 54s 054sc,
closing at 54sc.
Oats firm; receipts, 96, 600 bu; exports, none;
mixed Western. 36 1900; white Western, 80 43c
Hay, dull and easy.
Coffee-Options quiet: sales, IL, $50 bags; July,
zoe; August. Soc; September, GOO;
November. 7.05c: December. 7.10c; March. 7.30c.
Sugar, quiet; refined, weaker; c, 5s05ac;
extra G, 5l05sc; white extra c,
5205 13l6c; yellow, 4s05c: off A. Sd
&c; mold A, G. 06 IL 16c; standard
A, 6406ac; confectioners. A. 6sc; cut-loaf
lated, g H-1606sc; cnbes, 7015c.
Molasses dull. Rice steady, moderate de-
mand.
Petroleum firm; United closed at re; crude,
"a &c. Tallow rather weak. Rosin steady.
Turpentine firm.
Eggs dull and easier; Western, 12012ac.
Pork dull and nominal. Beef quiet. Lard
fairly active; Western steam, spot, quoted at
6.80c; July, 6750678c August, 6.87a 06 $50;
September, 69901.01c; October, I1007.12c;
city steam, 6.60c.
Butter steady for choice grades. Cheese
easier; demand fair; Western fat, 81 064c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 25-There was a fair degree
OF activity in the grain pits today, wheat. as
usual, enlisting the greatest share of attention.
The opening in wheat was a shade frmer. due to
the showing that the amount on passage to Eng
land and the continent had decreased somewhat
more than 1000, 900 bushels during the week.
There were numerous orders to sell "long"
wheat. however, and, under the pressure, prices
fell off to the lowest point of the week; but the
buying was good all the while, and there was a
rather sharp reaction toward the opening
figures. During the latter part of the DAY
there was only light trading, but prices
remained moderately firm, and the closing figures
were about the same as yesterday. The reports
from the wheat-growing districts were conflict
ing, but were generally of an unfavorable tenor,
and the prediction was made that the yield in
tennessee, kentucky, Kansas and Missouri
would even be less than the last monthly bulle-
tins indicated. The report was also circulated
that the wheat prospects in certain portions of
the he'd river valley were not so promising as
had recently been reported. The market moved
along, however, without any special feature
The export ~ciearings were fair. The receipts
here continue large, and were estimated
up to the full average for tomorrow.
The corn market was rather quiet on speculative
account, but the speculative offerings are not
large, and the market ruled firm and closed a
hade higher. The oats market ruled slightly
easier, with only limited trading. Provisions
ruled quiet, and prices show very little change.
In flour, there was a little better inquiry,
prices ruling unchanged.
In wheat there was only a moderate business,
prices ruling generally steady. Early in the
ScS6lOu tH0 mdfkeb was weak, prices Qecllnlng
SC, but rallied again and closed the same as yes
terday. The sales ranged: June, S7s 0S7sc,
closing at S7sc; July, SO 08Ssc, closing at $3.50;
August, 9O} a 904c, closing at 90sc; September,
92s 092sc; closing at 924c: No. 2 spring, Sta
87sc: No. 3 spring, 781c; No. 2 red, 93I a 93aa;
No. 8 red, S7sc.
Corn was quiet but firm; the receipts continue
large, and larger arrivals are expected for to-
morrow, but the shipping movement continued
free and the market closed &c higher than yester-
day; cash, All 047sc: June All 047sc, closing at
47sc; July, 46s 0474c. closing at 475c; August 46a
047sc, closing at 47c.
Oats were dull and a shade easier. Cash and
June, 32kc; July, 324 032sc closing at 32!c;
August. 274 027ac. Rye was quiet; No. 2 Csc.
Flaxseed was firm; No. i, $1.23.
Mess pork ruled quiet and easier at 50Tac
lower, but rallied again and closed steady; cash,
$10.2O 10. %; July, $40. III 10. 224; August,
1902 a 10. 323, closing at $40 30 10. 1921. Lard
was quiet, but steady; cash, 6 574 06. Coo; July,
6. 62dc; August 6. 20 06 724c. Boxed meats quiet;
dry-salted shoulders 81 04c; short.rib sides 5.35
05.373c; short-clear sides 5. 80 a %. Soc.
Whisky was firm at SIZE.
Sugar was unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was quiet
and easy; creamery, 15R a Ice; dairy, 130 lac.
Eggs were quiet at l0a ollie.
On the afternoon board wheat was quiet and
unchanged. Corn was steady and unchanged.
Oats were quiet and unchanged. Pork was SC
higher. Lard was .02Rc higher.
Receipts-Flour, II, 600 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu;
corn, 1872, 600 bu; oats, 1l9,000 blu; rye. 2, 900 bu;
barley, :, 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, ID, 900 brls;
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. 276, 900 bu; oats, SO, 900
bu; rye, 1000 Blu; barley, 1000 bu.