The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-29

shade lower later ruled strong and advanced Sole,
goo 81 es and ba chicago
s:sasd isss $50 ss ss
i red. 9oc; No. white, S6c; No red, September,
s4h0 &c.,, closing at S5c: October S4ss065l4c,
closing at ss4e; November, s60s7c, closing at SIC;
uary. Sei9090Ac, closing at 90l4c: February. 9ll
0oi &c, closing at 91sac; May, 94is096 closing at
96c; june, 96a20o7c, closing at 97c.
Corn-Cash lots trife and options as04o higher,
closing firm. Receipts, 1873 800 bu; exports, 80
591 bug sales, l.216ooo bu futures and $4,000
elevator, 46l8046ac aAoat No 2, September 49, sc.
nominal October, 46a2047Iec. closing at 47lsc;
November. 4s04sl9c. closing at 4slac: December,
closing at 5Olec; February 5Ole 050s4c closing at
504c; April 51051 ssc closing at 81 asc May, SIS
052aec, closing at 52lec.
Oats shade stronger Receipts. $50, $50 bu: ex-
ports, 43 bu sales 800 900 bu futures and 147,00
By spot mixed Western. s1033c; white Western.
Hay steady and demand fair.
Coffee-Spot fair Bio firm; options shade strong
er; sales 80, $50 bags, October, g. Soc; November,
eS0a9.85c; December, 1908. soc: January, Feb
ruary and March 97009 Use; April and May 9.7O0
g. Soc Sugar duh and nonal refined dull and easy.
Molasses steady and in light demand. Rice firm and
demand fair
Petroleum steady; United closed at e2Ssc. Tallow
steady at 4 1-1604lec.
s0l5 points lower; Western steam spot, quoted at
$3.50 asked September, 6.6Oc closing at 6.55c of
fered; October, 96.4Oc November 6340
6.40c December, 6.3606.39c January, 6.410
6.50c.
Butter firm and quiet Cheese quiet and firm.
Eggs firm and in fair nquiryj receipts 46oS pack
ages; Western, 2Ol202le.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Wheat started in barely
steady this morning at 75lse for November broke off
to IA 7sc, then rallied to 3Sc, and closed within
shade of the best figures of the session at o'clock
The trade dragged, however the regular session.
Foreign advices quoted dull markets and lower prices
The aggregate receipts again liberal and the ex-
ports only moderate In the afternoon the temper
became quite strong, November advancing to 1890
and closing at outside fgures No. spring 72osc0
1890; No. spring, 6534c; No. red. 73Ac; No. .
red, Tie.
The trading in corn was only of moderate charac-
feeling easier with free speculative offerings and
adecne OF $50 occurred but in the latest trading OF
the afternoon prices we'll up to those of yester
day; No. 2, ls0365sc. No. 3, 36a9c; No. yellow
364037e.
There was very little to influence the oats market in
either direction, and it ruled dull with apprecia-
BILE changes in prices No. 2 cash. 20 l2c
The small grains were all quiet. No, rye 4SA2c;
No barley. 54a 55c; No. barley, 53054c; No.
faxseed, $1O501.O6.
Provisions were active and unsettled; mess pork
kept within range of 17loc, and closed shade
higher than yesterday. In lard there sudden
and sharp break in the price for September delivery;
the full decline .97lac followed by rally of O712
easier; cash lots sold isc. Shortrib sides
little more favorable to buyers and closed lower;
cash lots were quotable at 6.90c. Dry-salted shout
ders. 606 loo; short-clear Sides 7.1OO7.15c
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Whisky was quoted at S117 for dstillers' finished
goods.
Sugars were unchanged.
The following shows the range Of quotations on the