The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-04
99sc, closing at 99sc; January, $l00s 0L0l3
closing at 81 OH; March, 81 GA; May, 81 070L07ss
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99sc, closing at 99sc; January $1.00s a OIL
closing at 81 OH; March, 81 GA; May, $L070L07s,
closing at Sl.07s.
Corn-spct strong and fairly active options
opened s04c lower, later reacted 403c, and
closed firm. Receipts, 62, 400 Blu; exports, 81, 04l
bu; sales, 504, 900 blu futures 265, 600 bu spot
Ungraded, 4704Sic; No. 3, 44ic; No. 2,
afoat; yellow, 49ic; No October, 4S04ssc
closing at 4Sac; November, 49, 04Ssc, closing at
4Ssc; December 47a 6481c closing at 484c; Janu-
airy, 40. a 46lc, closing at 46tc; February, 49,
46sc closing at 46sc; May, 46'c.
Oats were shade stronger; receipts, 49, 300
bu; exports, go 430 bu; mixed Western, $50
32c; white Western 4040c.
Coffee-Options dull; sales, IL $50 bags; Oc-
tober, 6.S5 a 9Oc; November, 68007 S5c; Jan
uary. 95c; February, &c; March, 7.O5c. Sugars
were quiet; refined was dull and easy; off A,
81 06 5-l6c; mold A, &c; standard A, 81 &c;
confectioners' A, &c; granulated, g. 06sc. Rice
was steady and the demand moderate
Petroleum was steady; United closed at ST. 0O3.
Tallow was easier and more active at SIC Rosin
was dull. Turpentine firm at 34a % 35c.
Eggs were firm and in fair demand; receipts,
1875 packages
Pork was steady and in moderate demand
mess. spot. SO. 90. family mess, $40. Tierce beef
was dull; city extra India mess. $17019 Cut
meats were steady picked bellies, &c. picked
hams, 100114c. Lard-Cash and October were
stronger; others were lower and quiet; sales
ranged: Western steam. spot. g. 22ac, closing lat
25c October, 6.2306.25c; November, gao
25c; December, 628 a 6 30c; January. $500
635c; February, 6.400642c March, 6.49c; city
steam, 6.20c.
Cheese was steady and rather quiet Other
articles were unchanged.
CHICAGO Oct 3.-The feeling was easier in
wheat to-day owing, in large part, to predic-
tons that the next visible supply report would
show an increase of 900, 900 bu; some estimates
were that the increase would be fully 100000
bu. The receipts show somewhat of falling
off, however, and buying orders were reported
from the Northwest and some from New York.
Several big lines of wheat, estimated at 600 600
blu, were thrown on the market, which caused
prices to drop to 86sc, after which there was
a rally to &c. and toward the close prices ruled
dull and a shade easier, closing about &c under
yesterday. Corn averaged frmer than yester
day, though the changes in prices were very
slight Oats also ruled trifie frmer Provis
ions were lower on raiding by the 'bears," and
closed about 15c under yesterday. Lard also
ruled easier.
Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat opened steady, sold off &c under rather
heavy offerings, rallied and closed about &c un-
der yesterday. The sales ranged: October, 84s
0S5ac, closing at S5sc; November, S6a a SIC,
closing at S6sc; December, 88s a SOC, closing at
8Ssc; January, 800 a 89sc, closing at sole; May,
95s 096sc, closing at 95ac; No. 2 spring, 85s
85ac; No. red winter, 90c No. red winter,
88c
Corn was quiet and prices steady; October 41s
04lsc, closing at 4lsc; November, 800 039ac,
closing at 39sc; year, 37@374c, closing at 37sc
bid; January, quiet at 35a q 35sc May, 37s q 3Sc,
closing at 37sc.
Oats were dull and prices firm; October was
nominal at 254 025sc; November, 25ac; May, 28ss
029c. Rye was firm; No 2 cash, SOC. Barley
was dull; No 2 cash. 20c.
Flaxseed was steady at 81 20a for No. l.
Mess pork ruled moderately active but weak;
October, S. 10 08.25 closing steady at 5000
1924; November, So. 223 a 37a closing steady at
So 2508273; December quiet at So 40; all the
year quiet at SIS. D. January was active st SO. 10
1924, closing at &c. 10 0912a. Lard was easy
and weak; October quiet at 5 97a acc; Novem
Der, g. 97a 06c, closing steady; December, 5. 97a
06c; all the year quiet at $780, January, 6.02a
0605. closing steady Boxed meats were quiet
and easier; dry-salted shoulders, 5003 Toe;
short-rib sides, 537a a s. 40c; short clear sides,
5.6005.65
Whisky was nominal at 81. TO-
Sugars were quiet and steady.
Butter was dull and quiet; medium to choice
creamery was quoted at l401Sc; good to fine
dairy, ii 16c.
Eggs were steady and firm; fresh and bright
counts, tic.
Recepts-Flour 16, 900 brls; wheat, SO. 600 blu;
corn, 178 600 bu; oats. III, 600 blu; rye 5000 blu;
barley, "a 600 bu Shipments-Flour, II 900 bu;
wheat, H. 600 bu; corn 257 900 bu; oats, IA 600
bu; rye, 5000 bu; harley, $4,000 bu