The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-21

ened with the West and declined iasc. closing
heavy at near the bottom rates Sales, 3,9g2,-
600 bu futures, 224. 600 bu spot: No. 2 spring,
s24c; ungraded red, 78a S5ac; No. 8 red. &c: No
2 red. 84c elevator, S54 S53c delivered; No. /
red, S64c; No. l white, SAC; extra red, S54 a 852cs
s45c. closing at SAFE; December. Sc a $685., closing
at S6sc; January, 87s 0SS4c, closing at Size;
February, 89s a $500. closing at 89ac: March, 90s
0914, closing at 905c; May, 933 a944c, closing at
94sc.
Corn-Spot lots rather weak and fairly active;
options ] q &c lower, closing heavy; receipts, co.
200 bu; exports, 128. 736 bu; sales, 1876. 600 blu flu
lures, 196, 900 bu spot; ungraded. 44046r; No. 2,
44a2c in elevator, 454 046c afnat; No. 2, October,
nominal; November, 45a 045ac, closing at 45ac;
Dember, 464 0462c. closing at 46sc; January. All
@47sc. closing at 47sc; February, Ate 047zc,
closing at 47sc; May, 49s 049sc, closing at Ago;
June, 49}c.
Oats a shade lower and fairly active: receipts,
$500 bu; exports. ], 125 ou; sales, 1886. 600 bu fut-
ures, l20, 600 bu SPOT; mixed Western, 81 33c;
| white Western, 50 q 40c.
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio steady; options a shade
vember, 975098 Soc; December, BIS 90 SOC; jan
nary. g. rs 09. Soc; February, 9.7509 Soc: March,
80 g. S5c: April, 9So0 g. s5c; May, 80 g. GOO;
june, 985 as 90c. Sugar quiet; Muscovado,
4 9-l6c; Guadalupe. Ale; refined quiet and
steady; yellow, 4044c; ~cut-loaf and crushed,
6 5-16 06ac.
Petroleum firm: United. 65sc. Tallow easier;
quoted at 41c. Resin steady.
Eggs firm and in fair request; receipts, 1889
packages; Western. 203 021c.
Pork active and very steady; mess is quoted at
So. IS for old; SO 10 so for new. Lard is more
active and a shade lower: Western steam. spot,
6.023c; October. &c; November. 5.9705 CSC; De-
cember, sos 06 07c: January. g. IS 06 14c; Feb
ruary, 62o@6 &c; March, 6.2906 Bic; city steam,
| 8. CSC.
Butter steady and quiet. Cheese quiet and
unchanged.
Copper strong; lake, III q 11ac. Lead dull;
common, 81 Is a. 80. Tin steady. Other ar
tieles unchanged.
| CHICAGO, Oct 20-There was some strength
at the opening of the wheat market to-day, in
duced by the report of an improved export move
ment, but values soon became heavy under free
speculative offerings, and prices receded sc from
early outside figures, and closed at inside prices
in the latest trading. The amount of wheat on
ocean passage decreased 1000, 600 bushels dur
ing the week. Receipts at primary points con-
tinue fair. The corn market ruled weak, with
quite large offerings, prices declining &c. with no
feature of interest entering into the trading.
Oats were dull and heavier. closing a shade low
er than yesterday. Provisions showed very lit
tie activity, prices ruling weak and closing 100
15c lower for mess pork and about sc lower for
lard. Flour was unchanged. Cash quotations
were as follows.
No. 2 spring wheat, 713 0724c; No. 2 red. 73ac;
No. 2 barley, So No. 2 rye, 484c. No. l flax
seed, 964097c. Prime timothy, 81 go. Mess
pork, So. Go. Lard, 5.65c. Short ribs. loose,
6.8Oe; dry salt shoulders, 5 450 5. SOC; short clear
sides, 6S006 Goo. Whisky. $l.18. Sugar un-
charged.
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