The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-30

active; options opened 4 &c better, satcr ue-
clined 0ic afterwards rallied to the best rates,
closing. however weak; speculation moderate:
Sales, AGA, 900 bu futures and $4,000 on spot
and to arrives No. 2 Chicago, S61c; No. 2 Chicago,
| to arrive, 85ac, ungraded red, 700S7c; uugrad-
ed c: I. and l., 83l 0852c; No red, ISc; NO.
red sac in elevator, 860S6lc aioat S53c + Q.
| b. MOL red, Gle; No. white, 905c; No red,
August, 84s IS 316c, closing at S5c; Septem Der,
! S54 0S6c, closing at 85sc; October, 500 0Slsc.
closing at size; November, nominal, S83c; De-
cember, 89s 090c. closing at soc; January, 9Os
09l1c, closing at 9lac; May, 95s 96c, closing
| at 96c
Corn-Spot lots 101.c, and options Ia lie
! higher. closing heavy, with reaction OF &c;
receipts, 1880 Blu; exports, 1922 bu; sales,
| 1.712,000 bu futures and 134, 900 bu spot; un-
graded, 45052c; No. 2, SOC elevator, 81 05l4c
delivered; Western yellow, SIC; No 2. July,
50!c, closing at 5Olc; August 5Oa a 5lsc, closing
at 51c September, 81 SIC, closing at &c; Octo-
ber 53s a 54c, closing at 5311c.
Oats higher and more active, closing with
some reaction; exports, none receipts, "a, 700
bu; mixed Western 36040c; white Western.
| 40 jade.
Hay steady and demand fair
Hops quiet.
Coffee-Options shade higher but quiet; sales,
$3.50 bags; November and December, Zoo;
january 1850; August, 165 017Oc; September
| fair to good refining quoted at 1l-l6@4 l3-i6c:
refined dull; off SIC; powdered, 81 poe. Moias-
ses steady. Rice firm and demand fair.
| Petroleum steady; United closed at 654c. Tai
low barely steady, at l5-1604 Turpentine
dull at 34c.
Pork firm and demand moderate; old mess,
| $40. so 62a; new mess, $1I 621 % IL 20. Cut
| meats firm; picked shoulders, &c; picked hams,
12c. Lard higher and fairly active; Western
| steam, spot, 6.s2 90c; August. 6.8306 SEC;
September, g. 80 06 Ole; October, 6.3806S7c;
November. 6.750677c; December, 6.75c; city
STEAM G. 45 a SOC.
Butter firm and in fair demand; Western. IL
019c. Cheese dull and barely steady. Eggs
firm and demand fair; receipts, ,442 packages;
Western fresh, 14014ac.
CHICAGO. July 29-The trading was active,
again. day. in all the cereals, and the general
quite strong at 77sc, but broke off under free
offerings to rs 5l6c. rose again near the close to
outside figures, and finished at nearly the high
est figures of the day, closing &c higher than yes
| terday Corn traders were nearly as wild as
ever, the bulls" not seeing any limit to prices.
All sorts of prices were quoted on the curb. The
close at l o'clock yesterday was 40 045Sc for
September. Later it was boosted up to 46ac.
BY o'clock to-day it was soaring around 473c..
There were plenty of sales at the open board
at 474c, and reported sales at 48c,
but while plenty of men heard of
them none could name either seller or buyer. 1t
is extremely doubtful if such price paid.
The regular session opened with 47047lc bid an
the same wild excitement that has characterized
the opening for several days past The official
reporter called first sales at 47c, which was an
actual fact, though wild trades either way are
not counted The market broke off later to 45sc,
and closed at 46c. Oats ruled strong, in SYM
pathy with corn, but shaded off and closed easy.
PROVISIONS were very unsettled and decidedly
| higher. September pork advanced to $40 20, but
broke off, closing at medium figures.
| Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat active and generally strong, closing &c
higher Sales ranged: July. 73a q 74sc, closing
| at 74sc August TAI 175sc closing at 754c; Sep
tember 76 516 0774c closing at Tic; No. spring,
| 74s al 4sc; No 2 red 763c.
| Corn excited and higher, closing ac higher than
| yesterday; cash. A 044ac; July Az @454c, clos
ing at 44sc; August Az 045ac, closing at 44sc;
Oats active and firm early, closing easier;
cash. 277c; August, 27s 028ac, closing at 2sc;
No g. 5s3c. Barley quiet; No 2, 6i3c..
Flaxseed steady No. l. $l.12k
Mess pork active and higher; cash, So. 973;
August So 975 a 10 12a, closing at So 97a; Sep
TENDER, $40 OH %, closing at $40 OH Octo-
steady and firm; cash, g. 75c August. 600
6.S7Ac closing at 6. 75c; September 6.8506 92ac,
closing at S2ac Short-rib sides steady; cash,
1I3c Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shoulders,
6. 10 % 6. 15c; short-clear sides, 6. 1906. Toe.
Whisky firm at 81. L.
Sugars unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled steady;
creamery, 1870 18!c; dairy 13015ac. Eggs, 100
lie.
Receipts-Flour, II. 600 byls; wheat, 1O2, 900 bu;
corn, 161, 900 bu; oats, S5 600 bu; rye 900 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat, 600 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; OATS 81, coo
blu; rye, none; barley, none.