The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-10

elevator 51s a 52c afloat; No white, 53c; No 2,
September, 50a 05Osc, closing at 5O3c; October,
531c. closing at 52sc; December, 52ss 053c. clos
ing at 52sc; January 52s 0534c, closing at 52sc.
Oats shade lower and active: receipts, 81, 400
bu; sales, 465000 bu futures $4,000 bu spot
mixed Western. SO a 35c; white Western, 30 a Ale.
Hay firm and demand fair.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm; options steady
and fairly active; sales, 46,500 bags; September,
Zoe; October 9 l5c; November, 905O 8 10c;
December, 9O5 90 l0c; January, 909l 0c Feb
ruary. sos 09. l5c; March, 9l009 Zoe; June,
8. Zoe. Sugar firm and quiet Martinique, 9l6c.
moasses sugar 44c; fair to good refining quoted
at AZ 04sc; refined quoted steady; mold A, &c:
granulated 606 1-l6c Molasses dull and nomi-
naly unchanged. Rice steady and demand fair.
Petroleum steady; United. 66sc. Turpentine
steady at 35 a. 5!c
Eggs steady and in fair demand; receipts,
1897 packages; Western 163 017c.
Pork iirm and in fair request; sales, 400 brls,
mainly mess. Cut meats firm; picked shoulders,
666sc; mddes firm; long clear Tic Lard 204
points lower and fairly active; Western steam,
spot, quoted at 7.45c; September. 7.45c: October,
6 81 06 97c; November, 67906 83c; December,
6n@67Sc; January, 6.87@6S9c; city steam,
110c.
Butter firm OF all choice grades. Cheese dull
Lead steady. Tin firm. Other articles un-
changed.
CHICAGO, Sept 9-Wheat displayed con-
siderable strength in the early trading, with
free buying by several local spectators The
price OF October was pushed up to 1880, but from
that point the market dragged and sold off slow
ly to n 1885, recovered fraction and closed at
l o'clock at II 10 l6c. There was very little or
no news to affect the market in either direction.
very slow market was had in corn. there being
nothing in the market or the general situation
to attract speculation. There was so little
liability of frost in any part of the belt that none
OF the usual support came from this source.
October fell off from 41s to 411c, rallied &c and
closed quiet at inside figures Oats broke off
from 26sc for October to 264c. and closed at
264c. Mess pork developed strength again, Oc
tober picking up from SO 73 TO $10471, and
closing at $40 40. Lard was steady and nom
inally unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat ruled frmer at the opening, but reced-
ed and closed shade easier than yesterday.
The sales ranged: September, rs 761c, closing
at rs 1-l6e; October, II 1916 a 1889, closing at
II l5-l6c; November. 79s 0s0c. closing at
70 13-l6c; May, S7s 097 9-16c, closing at STE;
Corn weak and lower. Cash, 800 a 39sc; Sep
TENDER, 395 040c closing at 39ac: October,
Al 1-l6 041Sc closing at Al 1-l6c; November, 42a
43sc; closing at AZ 7-l6c; May, 46s 046ac, closing
at 40 316c.
Oats dull and lower. Cash, 251c; September,
24s 0253c. closing at 24sc; October, 26s 026sc,
closing at 269c; November, 273 028c, closing at
27sc; May, 32@32ac. closing at a2c Rye duh;
NO. z, 49c Barlev quiet; NO. 2 571c
Flaxseed easy; No l. $l089
Mess pork firm and higher; cash, $10371;
October, $1027a @i0474. closing at $40 42I;
November, $40. 174 q 80. closing at $l035
Lard steady; cash and September, 73O
az 35c; closing at 7324c October 60 06 zoe,
closing at sos 06. etc; November, $50 Short
rib sides strong: cash, 6.95c. Boxed meats
6rm dry sailed shoulders, 81 colo; short-clear
sides, 71007l5.
Whisky steady at $1.15.
Sugar unchanged.
Butter firm: creamery. 150223c; dairy, 1870
lie Eggs, 130l3ac.
On the afternoon board the markets showed
little change October wheat. II l5- Ice: October
corn. 4l1c; October Oats, 261c; October pork:
$40 40; October lard, 6 65.
ReceiDts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu
corn, 1856 900 bu oats, 163, 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 600 blu. Shipments Flour, 1000 brls;
wheat, l1,o00 bu; corn. 235,000 bu oats, 1885,
600 bu; rye, 1000 blu; barley. %, 600 Blu.