The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-26

lower. closing g steady, with a slight rsoov-
cry, the export demand was very moderate,
bu futures and 23s 900 bu spot and to ar
rive. No. Spring, s4iso: No. 1 hard;
spring 80081c; ungraded red s20S6lsc; No. 3 red,
80 6sc; No. red, S4le0S44c in elevator; S50S6l4c
aHoat No red, S3c; No. white 94c: ungraded
October 81 9160S5 bsc closing at "a &c. November,
S6A4 SO 7sc closing at s6sse December, Ss09Shsc,
closing at sslsc; January. 89ss0S97sc: closing at
SO 4c: February, 091 &C. closing at 81 Ice; May,
95ssD957s closing at 953sc.
Corn-Spot lots declined l90 5sc, and options La
&c, closing steady at the inside rates: Receipts,
futures and 1913 OO0.h 1 spot; ungraded. 46047l2c;
No. 2. 44l4046aec Elevator, 46 7s047aae afoat: No.
closing at 467sc November, 48ls048osc. closing at
4S Lee; December 49049l9c closing at 49e January,
49l2050lsc; closing at 1880
bu: exports 100 bu; sales. 21O 600 bu futures and
I56 900 blu spot mixed Western. 32034c; white do.
35 O36c.
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio firm options less active clos
ing steady; sales. l6,5OO bags: November, $500;
December, 8 so 40 Coo: January. $50 90 55c: Feb
Sugar-Refned dali: extra G, 505lec; white
extra @, 5l4c; off e. 5as05 716c; standard A, GIG
05 Ssc. Molasses steady and quiet; Rice firm.
Eggs firm; fairly active; Western, 2ola021c; Re-
eepts, 2, 205 packages.
Pork dull and weaker; dizziness, $1,000; new, $11@
IA points lower, and moderately active; Western
steam, SPOT, quoted at 670c bid; October, 6.520
650c; November, 6.39 06.41c; December, 6.4OO
O. 42c: January, 6.4606.48cS city steam, 8 65c.
Butter firm and unchanged. Cheese quiet and firm.
Lead steady; common, 4.5Oc. Tin firm. Other ar
ticles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The peace cables had de-
pressing influence the early markets. The fine
weather together with larger arrivals and the pros
pect of another large increase III the visible supply
caused very weak feeling in wheat and prices ranged
steadily downward finishing for the day % ac lower
than yesterday The closing figures the lowest,
all round current in many months-No. spring,
722c No g. spring. 66c; No. 2 red, 73a4c; No. red.
7Ol2c.
There was an active trade in corn. The feeling was
weak and heavy, influenced by liberal speculative of
ferings. great deal of long" corn was forced out
by the decline and these offerings helped to depress
the market. Prices declined 7sc and closed within l4c
Of inside prices No. q 36ssc, No. 2 yellow, 36a0
367sc No. 3. 3512c.
Oats ruled dull and shade easier No. 2 sold at
25le025l4c No. 2 barley, SOC; No. barley. 43@
45c. No. 2 rye, 48c
No. faxseed S1.O712.
Provisions quiet and weak. Offerings for
speculative account not very large while the de-
mand from all sources timd. Prices declined on
tame. Receipts of hogs were we'll maintained, and
are attributed to the prevalence of cholera In
sections Mess pork sold off 20 d22loc, but rallied
2A2D5c and closed steady. Lard stronger for
September, but the other deliveries 05 %. 1oc
lower. Shortrib sides, loose, sold at &c. Boxed
meats were unchanged.
Whisky was unchanged at $1.17. A
Sugars were unchanged.
The following shows the opening, range and closing