The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-22

crushed, 81 96ac; granuiated, 3-16 064c. Mo-
lasses steady. Rice steady and in fair demand.
Petroleum frm; United closed at 652c Tai
low firm: fairly active. Rosin dull Tnrpentine
firm az 34I a 35c.
Pork dull. Mess quoted at 1050010 gu for
old and $11. Is all 62a for new. Cut meats firm;
picked hams, l2c picked bellies 7c. Lard
lower and dull closing sreaoier: Western steam.
spot, 30c; August. 6 7606 78c; September,
6.64a6 66c; October 6.6SG6 roc; November,
6. roc; steam city, 635c.
Butter quiet Western, 10 0I71c. Cheese firm
rather quiet; Western, u 01zc. Eggs dull and
easier; receipts, Bliss packages; Western fresh.
144c.
Lard steady; common, 49Oc.
CHICAGO. July 2L-Wheat showed very
much the same steady. naonotonous, featureless
grind as for several days past not succeeding,
mp to half hour before the close in getting over
yesterdays quotations, nor at any time ranging
so far below them as to induce belief that
the market was any nearer breaking than 1t has
been before. August opened 3c lower than it
closed, at 7Sac, gradually declined to 77Sc, and
recovered to 76ac. Corn came near booming
again to day, and throughout the session was
firm and strong Traders are very ready TO be-
lieve any reports of damage to corn, and when
receipts drop little, as they did to-day. every
body wants some. Buying all day was active;
September opened steady at 39sc, and 1t took
but short time to run the price up to 40sc,
around which price the demand for it seemed
just about as brisk as at lower
figure. The market had its reactions,
but they were fractional, and cut but
little figure The close, at p. NJ, was firm and
steady. Oats sympathized strongly with corn,
and made steady advance. Provisions were
easier, September pork at one time being 373c
lower than at the close yesterday, but later it
lessened the distance by 1lac. The general tone
was easy, and the final close barely steady.
Flour quiet.
Whsat-Tha sales ranged: July old, 762 a
76se; August, 77s a 784e closing at 78e; Septem-
Der. 79g 60sc. closing at 79a 079sc; October, 81
oslo, closing at Sic bid; No. 2 red winter, 79c
bid.
Corn-Ihe sales ranged: July, 3803ssc. clos
ing at 38a 03ssc: August. $50 039ac, closing at
39z 039sc; September. 39s 04Ic, closing at 40ac
Oats-The sales ranged: August 290293c
closing at 294c;; September, 29a a 30sc, closing
with sellers at 30c: October, 30030a, closing ~
3oac. Rye firm; No 2 cash, &c. Barley-Sep-
tember 68c
Flaxseed higher; No l. LIST
Pork-The sales ranged July and August,
50. 90 57a, closing at So All 40 SO; September.
$9.471 30, closing at SO. 573 a. 60; October
So. 60 90 70, closing at So Go 9.674. Lard-The
sales ranged July and August 6. 524 6.55c;
September, 6 60 06. 65c, closing at 660 6 621c;
and lower; August, 597A 06 07ae closing at
COS 06.0 75c; September, 6 12a 06 l5c.
Whisky steady at 81. H.
Butter frmer creamery 1890; dairy, IL "a
134c. Eggs dull and weak at ia 012c.
Receipts-Flour. Is, 900 brls wheat, 49, 600 blu;
corn, 388. 600 bu; oats 100 600 blu; rye, 5000 bu
barley l 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls;
wheat. 5000 bu; corn. 343 600 bu oats, &c. 600
bu; rye, 1000 blu; barley none