The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-14

choice. ungraded red, 7oa91c: No 2. red 99sc.
elevator; No. l, white, 49, ungraded whiteI Be;
No. 2, red July 80 99ac, closing at sole; August.
993 81 003, closing at 81. 005; September. $l014
.02k, closing at 81 OBJ October. 81 033 $l044,
closing al $l.044; December, SLICE 81. 01s, clos
ing at $l.07k.
Corn-Spot was shade easier and fairly
active; options opened lower, later reacted. and
closed firm; receipts. 220 100 bu; exports Is, 400
bu ungraded, 40 q 54c; No. 3, 5l4c; steamer,
Size, elevator; No. q 524 a 524c elevator, 5344 a
534c afoat No.2 white. Coo; ungraded white, 56tc;
No. July, SO! a 524c, closing at 52ac; August, 90!
0534c, closing AT 53!c; September, 544 54sc,
closing at SAGE; October, 54s 54sc, closing at
545c.
Oats easy; receipts, 101 $50 bu; exports, 232
3Si a 43c
Coffee-spot fair Rio steady at SIC; options
quiet sales, 10 600 bags; July, $50 a &c; August,
7.05 al Zoe; September, 715a I20c; October,
12O G725c November, 7.25c; December, 7.3oc;
January. 1859
Sugar dull and nominal refined closed steady;
yellow, a. a5sc: powdered, &C., cutloaf and
crushed, &c. Rice steady and moderately active.
Petroleum steady: United closed at 49, q 935c;
crude, in brls, 7s@7ac. Tallow steady. Rosin
dull Turpentine dull at 381c.
Eggs firm and in good demand; Western, 49,
l44c. Wool quiet and steady; pulled IA a 2oc.
Pork quiet; mess. spot. 81 a % Lard
Western steam, spot, 6S0d 6.85c; July. S2ac;
707@z BE; November, 7O66708c; December,
6.93 l0Jc; city steam, 670c; market very
strong
Butter frmer and in fair demand; Western
fiat at &c, Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO. July 13-The day developed a
rather strong feeling in wheat Que mainly to the
expectation Of a decrease in the visible supply,
and falling off in the receipts at primary points.
There was an easy feeling at the opening In con
sequence of lower markets at New York and st.
Louis, but prices remained moderately steady
until about noon, when the market began 10
develop strength and greater activity. The
price advanced &C. and closed on the regular
board about &c higher than Saturday. The
feeling was again quite strong in the afternoon
the market closing at an advance of ac
additional. The receipts of corn were large,
and there was a somewhat easier feeling in the
trade prices shading off trife, but the latest
trading prices Of the day were we'll up to the
steady prices closing generally shade higher
than on Saturday. Provisions ruled strong and
higher advancing fully l2a u l5c for pork, and
inparting some strength to the other markets.
Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet but firmer. The stock in store
at New York decreased $40 900 bu., and there
was the expectation that the visible supply would
show decrease. The market opened a shade
lower. rallied ga &c, and finally closed ga &c
higher than Saturday. Sales ranged as follows:
$50, closing at S68c September, 90a 905c,
closing at 904 90sc; No spring. 87A a Sic; No.
spring, 49, q &c. No. red, 92c; No. red, SIC.
Corn slow, prices exhibiting very little change;
cash. 47Bc; July, 465 a478c, closing at 47sc; Au-
gust. 49, 46kc, closing at 464 q 4Gsc; September,
465 465c. closing at 46sc.
Oats fairly active, firm, and somewhat strong
er; July closing &c higher; cash. 32c; July 3l4 a
32c, closing at 3lsc; August 26s 0264c, closing
at 264c; September, 254 a 5sc, closing at 254c.
Rye steady. No. 2, 5Sc.
Flaxseed firm; No l, 81 % 0126
Mess pork ruled active and stronger The
market opened a l0c lower rallied 10 q 25c, fell
back 010c, and closed steady; cash, $40 % q
1870; August, $40 100 TO- 374, closing at $40 30 a
TO- 324; September, $40. 10 1919. closing at
$l0.37! q 10.40. Lard in fair demand, frmer and
.O50 .07!c higher; cash, 6.57a 6.G0c; August,
662a g. 67!c, closing at 665 &c. 672c; September,
g. 677ac, closing at $50 @6 tic. Boxed
meats steady; dry-salt shoulders, 370d3 90c:
short-rib sides, 550c short-clear sides, 5.700
s. Zoe
Whisky firm at $1.15.
Sugars were unchanged On the Produce
Exchange butter was quiet and unchanged;
creamery, 15a q 1885, dairy Is a lac. Eggs steady
at BE.
Afternoon Board.-Wheat frmer and &c
higher. Corn unchanged. Oats &c higher. Pork
&c higher Lard unchanged
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 81, 900 bu;
corn, 225 600 bu oats, 100 600 bu; rye. 2 900 bu;
barley, 2000 bu. Shipments-Flour 81, 600 brls:
wheat, 80 geo bu corn, 81 600 bu; oats, 12l 900
bu; rye, 10000; barley, 1000.