The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-20

quiet; fair to good refining quoted at 3-i60
516c; refined quiet. Molasses dull; sales at
lslc for 80 test. Rice steady, demand fair.
Petroleum steady: united closed at 66sc Tai
low steady. Turpentine firm at 34c.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts 4,901
packages; Western, IN 014sc
Pork quiet and steadily held. Mess quoted at
$40 so q 10. 62ac for old; $1L25D1L625 for new.
steam, spot 6.S2ac; August. 6.8206 SEC; Sep
TENDER, 69106 92c; October, 67406 75c; No.
vember, 6.66e; city steam, 640c.
Butter quiet; Western, 10 6173c. Cheese firm
and fairly active; Western choice, "a 07sc.
Lead firm.
CHICAGO, July 19-The feature of to-days
speculative market was com For while il
bulged, then reacted with as much rapidity as it
at first advanced, and all through the session
attracted more than pitful Of interested spec
tators. The first surprise was drop from
Saturdays close OF 15c coming from reported
rains in Kansas. where 1t Ia generally conceded
the effects Of drought have beer disastrous and
far-reaching. The opening al 403c for Septem-
Der was more or less excited, but the decline
brought in such heavy buying orders from st.
Louis, New York. and local operators that the
price advanced rapidly to 41c. Here realizing
by local traders became very general.
and values were crowded off again
TO 4cac. Later recovery was made to 401c. but
not sustained by &c. The trading was enor-
mous, ard the close was firm and steady at QUO
tations. Wheat made very fair range, Dut
was not particularly disturbed. The one thing
that came nearer upsetting the market than any
thing else WAS the announcement OF an increase
in the visible supply of 81 600 bushels. The reg
ular board sales opened Mt 1885, and the an
nouncement boosted it up to 79c. quick re-
action knocked off &c. but rush to buy put the
price back to 79sc. It declined slightly later,
and closed steady at the net advance Hog
products were neglected and easier.
Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat-The sales ranged: July, 77s q 79sc,
closing at 78c; August, 7S} 79ac, closing at 79c;
September, 80 a SHE, closing at 80sc; October,
81s 0823c, closing at s23c.
Corn-The sales ranged July, SO 39c, closing
at 39sc: August, 80 40c, closing at 493c; Sep
tember. 4004lc, closing at 40sc; October, 40s q
41fc closing at 41sc.
Oats-The sales ranged: Juy,!29s q 1890, clos
ing at 291c; August, 29s 029Sc, closing at 293c;
September, 29s q 30ac, closing at 304c; October,
30 3O2c, closing at 30zc. Rye-No 2, 53c. Bar
ley 65c
Flaxseed-No l, on track, $1.150L154.
Pork-The sales ranged July and August
$50. 85c; September. &c. 81 995, closing at So 49,;
October So 90 010, closing at $40. Lard-The
closing at 621c; September, 6. 700672c closing
at 6. Toe; October g. 52ac. Short ribs-The sales
ranged: July and August $500 g. 323c; Septem-
Der, 6 371 06 40c.
Whisky lower at 81. IL
Butter drmer creamery, 13017ac; dairy, 106
l3c Eggs easier at Iii q lie.
Receipts-Flour. 10 600 brls; wheat, 62. 900 bu;
corn 252, 900 blu; oats, 1900 bu; rye. 5000 bu
barley none Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls
wheat. 43 900 blu; corn. 456 600 blu; oats, 56 600
bu; rye: 1000 blu; barley, 1000 bu.