The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-06

5,49l brls and $1,000 sacks; Gales, 1900 brls;
superfne Western and State, 81 l50 2 So: COM
mon to good extra Western and State, So 40 %
3O5; good to choice Western and State, So 10 d
10; common TO choice white wheat Western
extra, "a 4014 60; fancy white wheat Western
extra, 81. 60 al 70: common to good extra Ohio,
81 40 IA co. common to choice extra St Louis,
81 406475: patent Minnesota extra good to
prime a. 306450; choice to double extra, 81 60
04S0
Wheat-Spot lots about &c and options a01c
lower, closing heavy at the inside rates; export
demand very moderate and speculation very brisk.
Receipts, SO, $50 blu; exports, 1l3,498 blu; sales,
TO- 104 900 bu futures and 262, 900 bu spot; No. 2
spring. 82Ac; No. / hard, SITE; ungraded spring,
693 a 7S4c; ungraded red, 70 a &c., No. red, S14c
elevator, 83ac delivered; No. red, 934 a $3.50
elevator, S44 70 S54c delivered, 64sc f. d. No. /
white, Sac; No rcd, October. SO q $3.50, closing
at S3cs November. 844 0854c, closing at SAC;
December, 864 a 86Ec, closing as Sole; January.
87a a 8s4c, closing at 87sc; February, 800 090sc,
closing at $685. March, 800 9lac, closing at 9Osc;
April, 924 93c, closing at 924c; May. 933 q 94sc,
closing at 933c; June, 94s 954c, closing at 94sc
Corn-Spot lots about &c and options a &c
lower, closing heavy. Receipts. 104, 75O bu; ex-
ports; ,31S bu; sales. s72, 600 bu futures and
2l2, 600 bu spot ungraded, 44a 045sc; No. 2,
45s q 452c elevator. 49, a Acc afoat; No. whites
46fc; low mixed, 44ac elevator; No. 2 Octo-
Der, 455 a 452c closing at 45sc; November, 46s0
473c, closing at 464c; December, Az 0485c, clos
February, 4sac, closing at 4Sac; May, 50a al 04c,
closing at 504c.
Oats s0!c lower and moderately active Re-
cepts, 1884 blu; exports, 8,678 bu. Sales.
295, 900 bu futures and 159, 900 bu spot mixed
Western, 80 32c; white Western, 35 941c.
Hay steady and quiet; shipping, 5O055c
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull; options higher and
fairly active Sales, 81. $50 bags; October $50
0925c; November, 905 90 15c; December. 90
905c; January, 8,950905 February, 8. So Sc;
March, 89509O5c; April, Sc; May, Sc seller
year, 8.S709c.
Sugar dull and nominal: refined dull and easy;
c. d 042c; extra G, A 05 l-16c; yellow. Al a 43c
mold a, 15-16c; confectioners' A, 5 ID Ice; cut
loaf and crushed, 6 SIG 06sc cubes, 6sc Mo-
lasses steady. Rice firm.
Petroleum firm; United closed at 63ac Rosip
quiet
Wool firm and In fair inquiry; domestic fleece.
30038c; pulled, 35c; Texas 9025c.
Pork easy and moderately active; old mess.
SO. rs DO new mess, $l025 1850. Cut meats
firm; picked bellies, TIC.
Lard 701O points lower and fairly active
Western steam spot, 20c; October 6020
612c; November. 06 08c; December, GOA a
609c; January, 6.1106 l8c; February. CLIO
24c; March, G. "a q g. CSC; city steam. 6. 15c.
Butter firm and demand fair; Western, 140
29c. Cheese firm and quiet; Western fat l044 a
lie. Eggs firm and demand fair; receipts, 5,873
packages; Western fresh, 204 q 2lc.
Copper quiet Lead steady. Tin firm. Other
drLlcAeS unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-The heavy feeling in
wheat continued again to-day, and still lower
range of prices was touched The feeling was
heavy throughout the entire session, with per-
sistent selling by large houses, considerable
''long" property being thrown Cd the market.
There were no dlstinctively new features in the
market the former "bear' arguments of increas-
ing stocks and light export demand being given
as the occasion of the weakness. November de-
livery dropped to 1890 once during the regular
session, which was the inside for the day.
Corn followed wheat in it's down turn, Novem-
Der touching 364c, after selling at 36sc The
close in this was also heavy, and the market was
unmarked by any special feature.
The provision market sympathized with the
general list and tended downward.
Oats ruled shade lower.
Flour was dull and showed no change in
prices.
The following were the quotations for cash
properties: No. 2 wheat, 71ac; No. red wheat
73c; No. 2 corn. 341 034sc No. oats, 24c; No.
rye, 48c; No. barley. 53zc; No. l fiaxseed.
OIL; prime timothy seed $l.730174; mess
pork, SIS. so 62A; lard, 5s73c; shortrib sides.
loose &c; dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 500
8. Toe; short-clear sides, g. 40 06. SOC; whisky,
81. IL sugar unchanged.
The following shows the range of prices for
options on the regular session, closing at p NJ !: