The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-02

opened 303c higher, afterwards weakened and
declined s0ac. later advanced 99ac. closing
bu futures and 100000 bu spot; No. 2 Chicago,
s3sc; ungraded spring. s0080sc; ungraded red,
"a 087Rc; No. red 63ci No. red S50854c
elevator; 854e f. o. b.; No. l red, e9ac; No.
$780, closing at s5sc; November, 86s 0s74c,
closing at 86sc; December, 8S4 a. 85c. closing at
S84c January. S9s q 90sc. closing at 89sc Febru-
airy, BIZ 09l5e. closing at 9lfc; May, 953 a 96c,
closing at 95sc; June, 969 97sc, closing at 96sc
Corn-Spot lots 40ac better, very quiet; OPP
tions opened shade higher and closed weak.
advance lost Receipts go $50 bu; exports, g., 62S
bu; sales, 600 bu futures, 40, 600 bu spot;
ungraded, 46047c no 2, 46Ec elevator. 4740
47sc afoat; No. 2 October. 46s 047c, closing at
46sc; November, 48s 048sc. closing at 4ssc; De-
cember. 49a 049ac, closing at 494c; January. 49s
O5Oc, closing at 493c; February 50a 050ac, clos
ing at Sole; May. 515 a SIC, closing at size.
Oats without quotable changes; receipts. 3d.
900 bu; exports, none; sales, $780, 600 bu futures,
and 168, 600 bu spot.
Hay steady and demand moderate.
Cofee-Spot fair Rio firm at lite; options
shade lower aud moderately active sales. 20
$50 bags; October. 9.65c; November, 8 As a g. 55c;
December, 93009 45c; January February and
March, 93009 40c; April. 8. 40c; May, $780, Su-
gar steady and more active; refined steady and
quiet. Molasses dull and nominal Rice steady
Petroleum frm United closed at 62dc. Rosin
dull.
Wool firm and fairly active; domestic fleece
80 a 38c; pulled, IA 025c; Texas, 9025c.
Pork dull and weak. Lard three to FIVE points
lower, closing heavy; Western steam, spot. 6.55c;
October, 6 25c bid November, 62506. 29c: De-
cember, 6 % 06 &c; January, 8 80 06 &c; March,
6. 46 az 47c city steam, spot 4Oc. Butter firm,
with demand fair; Western, 12029c.
Cheese quiet, but steady. Eggs firm and in
fair demand; receipts, 2,64S packages; Western
fresh, 90 021c.
Lead steady. Tin firm. Other articles un-
changed.
CHICAGO. Oct 1.-The cable advices pre-
dieting a possible rupture between Russia and
Austria, together with decline in British con-
sols served to make strong market in wheat at
times to-day. November wheat on the "curb"
selling at 76ac, but the starting price In the
pit was 76c. Under free offerings the price broke
off to 1890. but rallied under wave of good buy
ing to 76sc and at o'clock closed at nearly out
side figures In the afternoon the feeling be-
came somewhat heavy again and the latest fig
ures were only a shade higher than yesterday.
One Of the features Of strength during the ses-
sion was the announcement that the stocks of
flour and wheat in the United Kingnom were es-
timated to be S,000,0 bushels less than last
year No spring, TAI a 74sc; No. spring,
674c; No. red, 74aac.
Corn-Ruled steady and firm, though specu-
lative trading was light The latest prices were
about the same yesterday No. 2 cash. 36sc;
No. 3, 800 035sc, No. yellow, Ste.
Oats We're steady, with very slight fuctua-
tons, and closing prices were about the same
yesterday to a shade easier; No g. cash. sold at
244 @25c No. rye was quiet at 483c. No 2
barley SOC; No barley, 45056c. F.axseed
weak at 81 034 Prime to choice timothy seed.
ST. 800l83.
Provisions were only moderately active. and
the feeling unsettled Mess pork declined
irregularly Is 020c. rallied 90 25c, and closed
in the latest trading at medium figures. Cash
lots sold at 80. There was strong feeling in
lard early in the session, but before the session
closed reduction of .050. 07ac occurred. Cash
lots sold at Cos 10c. Short-rib sides, loose.
were easier at 6.62ac for cash lots; dry-salted
shoulders, boxed 5.9006c; short clear sides,
boxed 7200725c.
Whisky was higher at 81. Is for distillers' fin
ished goods.
Sugars were unchanged.
Flour remains steady at unchanged prices.
The following was the range of quotations for
options on the rapnlar session: