The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-04

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Two
Great Centers.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Four-Receipts, 1900
brls; exports, 4,726 brls and 6,732 sacks; market
heavy, and in some shade lower; sales 5000
brls; good to choice Western and State, So 20
$780, to choice white wheat Western
extra, $4.5O04.70; fancy Western extra $4.7O0
AGO. common to choice extra ST. Louis, So,
49, patent Minnesota extra, good to prime, $4,000
AGO.
Wheat-Receipts. 215 600 bu; exports, GO, 125
Blu. Cash lots lac and options i20a4c lower,
closing heavy at the inside rates. light export trading
speculation less active; sales, $4,000 bu futures
old No. 2 Chicago; soc; old No. Mil
w sa ssa ss So hard ss rsS u sgsd
No. red soc; No. 1 white. s5l9c; ungraded white.
78c; No. red October S4ss0S5c closing at 81 Sc;
ss9Eemsr s5s@s6ss closing at soss besem9er
closing at 89c April 93l9094c; closing at SO l9c;
May, e47e095Ae,. closing at 947sc; June, go
S614c, closing at 96c,
Corn--Spot lots l20 lie and options SEA 5sc lower,
closing heavy at the inside rates; receipts. 24S,75O
bu exports, 1854 blu; sales GIG 600 bu futures and
454047c; No 2, 46l9c elevator, 46ss0 l4c aAoat;
No. 2, October, 464046l9c, closing at 4614c; No
vember: 47190477sc, closing at Also; December,
closing at 4914c; February. 49la050c, closing at
49lsc; May, 51lsc, closing at 81 l0c.
pops 5 ssss oo b. u and az
ern 35041c.
Hay steady and demand fair
Cofee-Spot fair Rio quiet options 10015 points
lower and fairly active; sales % 600 bags October,
9.55c; Noyember, 8 Acc; DECEMBER. $500; january
$500; May, 9.3O09.35c Sugar dull and nominate
refined quiet. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum firm; United, 62 7sc. Rosin quiet:
ages; Western. 200Z1c.
Pork dull and nominal. Lard 1o014 points lower
and fairly active Western spot, quoted at 625c'
cember 6. &c., January Is O6. 29c; February 625c;
year, 6 1906. 16c; city steam, 6.1006.25c.
Butter firm and unchanged. Cheese quiet and un-
changed.
Copper quiet and firm; lake, 11011.1e leo Other
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-The markets all ruled weaker
to-day There free selling in all the pits and the
closing figures about the lowest in nearly every
instance. In wheat there a denial Of the report
that purchases for export had been made yesterday
and, with subsistence of the feelings of yester-
day, the offerings of long" property BECAME very
receipts continue fairly large and export cearngs very
light Estimates to the visible supply varied from
two to two and one-quarter millions increase.
Corn ruled weak and lower, in sympathy with wheat,
and owing to the estimated large receipts for next
week prices declined ssc, and closed at nearly
inside figures
the holders throwing large quantities the market
The closing in the pits was dull and easy. The fol-
No. wheat 5s072ac; No. wheat 66lac; No 2
red wheat. 744; No. 2 corn 353s 1851 2c; No. 3
corn, 34l9c No. oats % dc; No. rye. 4804Sl9c;
No. 2 barley, 55stc; No 3 barley. Al 055c; No.
fax-seed, $1.03: prime timothy seed, $1.7601.77.
Whisky, 81 II per gallon for finished goods.
Sugars unchanged.
Mess pork, $8.871909 per bril- Lard 5.9O06c
per 100 lbs Dry-salted shoulders, boxed, 5O6c;
short-clear sides, boxed 7O507. Zoe.
The following shows the range of figures for optians
Provisions very weak mess pork selling off Az
45c on the whole range rallying Zig 1Oc and clos
ing quiet eliminating nearly the last vestge of the
cent boom from the market. Offerings of lard were
free and nrices dec1ined 15D10c