The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-25

Chicago new, SIS 086c; uneraded Milwaukee.
80ic ungraded red. 80a 0S7c No 3 red 82s a
03c elevator, SAFE delivered; No. 2 red 844 a SAFE
elevator, So a SEC delivered: No. red. soc; No
white, S5c, ungraded white, Soc: No. red, Sep.
TENDER, 8l4 a SAC, closing at SAFE; October. 844
assoc, closing at 85ac; November sc 7-16087c,
closing at 87c; December, $50 a $3.50, closing at
Ss4c; January, s9s a 90sc, closing at 9O4c; May,
95s a 95ac, closing at 95ac.
Corn-Spor lots 30ac and options a ac
lower, closing with slight reaction Receipts
81. 100 bu; exports, 400 bu sales. $4,000
bu futures, l290O0 bu srot; ungraded, 460
No. 2. September, 470474c, closing at 47sc;
October 47t case, closing at 47sc; November
49, 0494c, closing at 49ac; December. 491 a 50c
closing at 492c; January, 50s $50 Ice, closing
at 90 slice; May, 524 0521c. closing at 52sc.
Oats without quotable changes. Receipts,
1885, 400 bu; exports. Is bu; sales, 275,OoO bu
futures, 100000 Blu SPOT mixed Western, 500
&c. white Western, 80 040c.
Hay firm and in fair demand.
Cofee-SDot fair Rio firm; options SO 10 points
higher. and moderately active Sales, &c, $50
bags; September. $500 g. 90c October, 9750
9.80c; November, 8 65c; December, $50 a q 8 65c;
January. 955 90 Coo; February. 955 90 60c;
March, 30 @9 Coo: April. 65c Sugar dull and
weak; centrifugal. 5-l6c; fair to good refining
quoted at l1l6 "a 1866; refined dull white ex-
ira G. 81 @5 5-l6c; off A. 5 7-16c: powdered, 3-16
0osc Molasses dull and nominal Rice steady
and quiet
Petroleum firm; United, 64ac. Tallow steady
at Lice.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts, 2, 495
packages; Western 21c.
Wool steady; demand moderate; domestic
fleece, 80 38c; pulled, 14025c; Texas 9a25c.
Pork dull and nominal. Cut meats firm;
picked bellies. &c., picked shoulders, 81 a &c;
picked hams, 104 ole. Lard-September de-
clined % points. closing with a recovery of 10
points; later months, 8@11 points; Western
steam, spot, quoted at 6 75c; September, 6.60@
g. 80c; October, 6400656 SEC; November, $3.50
6 44c; December, g. 43c; January, 647c Febru-
airy, 6. 54e; city steam, g. 60c
Butter in fair request, and very firm; Western,
12028!c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2aLThere was only fairly
active trading in the speculative pits to-day.
Prlces tended lower early In the session. but
covered somewhat later in the day, and wheat
and provisions closed at better figures than on
yesterday. The opening in wheat was about the
same as the close on yesterday: prices then raj
lied 80, fell off again, and closed at l o'clock at
about yesterdays figures. In the afternoon the
market rallied &c on good buying, and closed
steady; No. 2sprng sold at &c., new No. spring
sold at 663c; No. red at 74tc; No. red at II q
Tic.
The corn market was steady at the opening
excepting May, which ruled dull on free offer
ings, but rallied; later in the session the offer
ings again became large and prices fell off &c.
sold at 36s @374c, and closed at &c; No 2 yellow
37sc; No. 8, 36c.
Oats ruled dull and tame, and closed at about
yesterdays figures No sold at 25sc for car
lots. No. 2 rye was very quiet at 483c. Barley
was weak and sustained sharp decline; No.
opened at 585c, and declined to 55c. closing at
that igure No sold at As q 48c for common to
so 053c for good to choice
No. l 1axseed, ST. 08 108A
In general way the market for hog
cd atn
ness, and prices averaged higher; mess
pork opened q 05c lower, but rallied Is a
zoe. and ruled steady to the close There was
stronger feeling in lard, and the price for Octo-
Der delivery advanced lO015 cents, and closed
steady. Short-rib sides steady with few
sales OF cash lots at 6 50 07c; boxed dry sailed
shoulders. 606 10c; boxed short-ciear sides,
1910 75c.
Whisky remained steady at SLIT for distillers'
finished goods.
Sugars were unchanged.
The following are the opening range and clos
ing prices on the regular session of the hoard