The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-13

bu; sales, l. 1923, 000tu futures and 312 600 buspot
No. Q spring. S1ic; No l hard, $50 0s64c deliv-
cred; ungraded red, 49, SIC; No. red, goo ele-
vator, S11c delivered, No. 2 red, 8!i $500 ele-
vator SO s33c afoat, So 9-16c in store s2s S2sc
(. o. b.; No red, 86ac No. ! white, S4c. No. Q
red, October, 82s S24c, closing at 82sc; Novem-
Der. S2i a 83sc. closing at 83c; December, 84s a
65Sc closing at sac; January, S64 662c, closing
at S6ac; February, SS0SSac closing at 8sc;
March 10 s95 ssac closing at sysci April; sosc;
Corn-Spot lots shade stronger and moder-
ately active, options 403c higher, closing with
the advance partly lost; receipts, 100 200 bu; ex-
ports, 1913, 45S bu; sales, 148 600 bu futures and
elevator, 442s q 45.c afoat; No white, 44944ac
elevator, 453c afoat; low mixed. 43t 044c; yell
low, 45c; No. 2. October, 1885, November, AL %
45c, closing at 44sc; December, 455 a 464c. clos
ing at 45lc; January, 46a 46ac, closing at 46sc;
February, 470474c, closing at 473c; May, 4Ss q
485, closing at 48sc.
Oats 403c higher: receipts, 1880 bu; ex-
ports, 500 bu; sales, 100000 bu futures, lo6 900
bu spot; mixed Western, 30032c; white West
ern, 81 a 39c
and higher; sales, 900 bags; October. $50
8 90c; November, go 9Oc; December, O. So a
g. Doc; January, 9,850995c; February and
March, 9:9O09sSc; April, a9o0l Oc; May, Toe;
August 10c.
sugar-Quiet and weak; CENTRIFUGAL 8 Ice; re-
fined easier; mold A, 5sc: powdered, 1-l6@
CSC; graduated, 81 05 1906 cubes, l-l6c.
Molasses dull.
Petroleum steady. United, 65sc Tallow firm
and quiet at Al 041c. Rosn steady.
Eggs steady and in fair request receipts,
3, 785 packages; Western, 203 q 20ac.
Wool quiet and very steady; domestic fleece,
30 q 3Sc; pulled, IA 035c; Texas, 9025c.
Pork firm and in moderate demand; mess
quoted at So rs for old; $40. % q 10 70 for new.
Cut meats firm; picked shoulders, $50. Lard
Zoe points higher and fairly active; Western
steam, spot. G. 05c: October, s. SO cole; Novem
Der, 5000 07c; December, GLIB 6. Ice; January,
23c; February, 6. 30c; March, 6.37 06 39c;
city steam, &c.
Butter firm and demand fair Cheese quiet
but steady
Copper firm; lake, 11s0113c.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2-The wheat market was
dull and heavy to-day, with very little news to
affect the general course of prices. Values were
a shade irmer than yesterday, but closed for
the day at about yesterdays figures. The re-
ceipts continue free. There was some buying to
cover short" sales to-day, which was about the
only feature of the trading
Corn was only lightly traded in The weather
conditions were reported excellent and with
continued free receipts prices ruled easy. The
closing figures we're about the same as yester-
day Oats we're in little stronger demand, and
prices ruled steady to shade stronger
Provisions were generally frmer The de-
mand for mess pork was more active, and prices
ruled frmer, opening 10c higher, and closing
shade higher than yesterday In the latest trad
ing.
Flour was quiet and unchanged Cash prices
were as follows!
No. spring wheat, 7O1 07O2c; No red
wheat, 70ac: No. 2 corn, 33s; No. oats, 23aa
024c; No. 2 rye, 48c; No. 2 barley, SOC; No
haxseed. 9Ssc; prime to choice timothy seed,
ST. 6S0L73; mess pork. 50; lard, 5.60c; short
rib sides, loose. G. Zoe; short-clear sides, boxed
G. 70 a Zoe; dry salted shoulders, boxed, 5400
5 45c: whisky, ST. 49, sugars unchanged.
Futures ranged as follows, the closing prices
at 230 P NJ being: