The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-03

| 97ssc, closing at 967sc; November, 977s0 9Sasc,
closing at CSC; December s9ac0$1 o0iac closing at
May closing a. $1.07a.
/ Corn higher and moderately active options
opened ssc better later the advance lost and
ports, &c 252; sales s72 900 bu: ungraded 47lao
49l4 049sac afoat; No. white, 49lac yellow, soc;
ungraded white, Sic; No. 2 red October 4S1s 04Sl4c,
closing at 4sl4c; November, 48as04Ssc, closing at
May, 46l9c.
Oats were shade stronger; receipts sc, 45o bu;
exports, 745 Blu; mixed Western, 29032c; white
| Western 30041c
| Hay steady and demand fair
oofee-Spot fair Rio dull at ssse; options barely
5000 Soc; November, 6S5c; December, $500;
January na. az Ss5e; February e; March, 7o5s
granustsd Gee cubes se Res was steady and
in fair demand; domestic, 41205Ac.
Petroleum quiet; United closed at ST. .OO3s Resin
steady. Turpentine steady at 33 81 a SAC.
Western, 1901912c.
inspected: Cut meats were steady, sales of 5000
lbs OF picked bellies at 61s0614c; picked hams 10
0lol4c. Lard was less active, WITH sales Western
steam, spot. at 627lac; November, 6.25 06.26c
December. 6.32c; January, 6.370638 May
o.IZc; city steam, g. Zoe.
Butter was quiet and about steady. Cheese was
Copper was quiet. Lead was firm. Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-There was strong opening in
wheat to-day, and the temper during the first half
hour, was quite 'bullish." British consols were
quoted lower and the cables indicated that the Turk
ish-Bulgarian controversy might develop into ser
Gus war blaze. Foreign advces also quoted frme.
foreign markets After the first rush. which carried
November to 81 SIC, easier feeling set in, and
era millions of bushels were thrown on the market
between 8714c and sc The tone then became quiet
and with little trading November sold off to $3.50
and closed the regular board at that figure. The
market was frmer again in the afternoon, advancing
co 81 4c. but falling back and closing at $500 SIC
The Northwestern Millers' Association, at MIN
wheat 1c bushel, but the announcement
had no appreciable effect the of prices here
Corn and oats were both slow and lightly traded in,
but the feengn the market firm and closing prices
We're generally shade higher than yesterday. Pro-
visions ruled steady, and showed appreciabe ad-
vance.
Flour was steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm and ssc higher, advanced 1ec ad
dtional sold off see, rallied 19c declined 7sc, and
October, s5is0s6c dosing at s5lec; November,
$3.50 81 &c. closing at sos s6Ac; December, 8sa4
76l4c; No. red, 9Oc No. red, 561ac.
Corn was qaget but firm, and shade higher for
cash, Al 041 lsc; October Al 041 4c closing at Ale;
November, 80 039 l4c, closing at 390391sc; Deem
Der, 3IW37 lec, closing at &c.
CdIS were uuH out nfm; cash, 20 A2c OCTOBER, 20 4
PISS sc; November, 253s0 25l2c; May, 2S7s029c.
zoe.
Flaxseed was active and weaker: No / $1.2O.
Mess pork opened easier. declined 2l20Jc, and
closed tame. Cash. SO. 08.4O; October, &c. $50
s37la; November $8.37lo0s.45 closing at So. 81 a
0S4O; December, S.42l208 SO. closing at $S.42la
6S:45. Lard was steady; cash, &c; November. Go
6.05c, closing at 606.O2iac; December, 606.O2lsc
Boxed meats steady; drysalted shoulders, $500
3.75c shortrib sides, 5.47l9a5.50c; short-clear
sides, 5.7505.SO.
Whisky was nominal at 81. 10,
Sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter and eggs were
quiet and un changed
On the afternoon board wheat was firrner and 40
Ssc higher Corn was 1sD 3sc higher. Oats were lsc
higher. Pork was 2l2c higher. Lard unchanged.
corn, 234 900 bu oats, 1856 600 bu; rye 10 900 bu;
barley, 81 600 bu Shipments--Four, 10000 brs,
wheat 20 600 bu; corn. 259 900 bu; oats, 142, 600
bu rye 5000 blu; barley a, 900 bu.