The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-13

86{ 86e3c aioat; No / red, 903c; No.
white, 90cy No AIRED August 84a 065c, closing at
S3c; September. So 864e. closing at Sole; Octo-
Der. $40 as7sc. closing ct S7tci November, $50
at 90tc, January, Oh Q 90c, closing at 92c3 HAY.
07a974c. closing at 97xc.
Corn-Spot lots @13c, and options sole
higher closing firm; receipts, 50. 700 blu; exports,
719 bu; sales, 512, 900 bu futures and Is, 600
bu spot; ungraded, 30 a5lc, damaged. 40c; No.
2, Sit 51Ac. afoat; No 2 August, nominal. at
site; September, 5Is 652sc closing at 52sc; Oc-
tober, 52t a 53sc closing az 53ac; November 534
053sc. closing at $3.50.
Oats-Higher and fairly active; receipts, 95-
900 bu; exports, Sc bu; mixed Western, SAC 36c:
white Western, 8704Ie
Hay-Steady and demand fair
Hops-Qaiet and weak.
Coffees-Spot fair Rio Arm at 9se options
fairly active and shade higher; sales, 26, 900
bags; August. 1885; September, 79506c; Oc-
toher, Sc; November, Sc; December, 806.05c;
January and February, loo.
Sugar dull and more or less nominal: fair to
good refining quoted at 4s 94ac; refined dull; cut
loaf and crushed, 6! 06sc Molasses dull. Rice
firm and fair demand.
Tallow steady at 404 Lice. Rosin dull Tur-
pentine steady at 34c
,! Pork steady By. very quiet; Cut meats Arm;
middles hrm long clear. 70.
Lard "a IA points higher and moderately active;
sales Western steam, spot, at 1891 3Uci sep
tem6er 1907 SIC; October, 6.s80Iolc; No
Butter firm and fair demand; Western, Ia
2lfc Cheese quiet but firm. Eggs firm; fair
demand receipts, l.4ss packages; Western
fresh, 1876.
Copper frmsr; lake, 1os a14se. Other articles
unchanged,
CHICAGO, Aug. 12-There was o stronger
tone to all the markets to-day. Wheat began
at 76ac for September and advanced quite stead
a. a. - S-n IL
freight engagements yesterday and reports of
wet weather in Europe. The market held up to
within SC Of outside prices, and closed &c higher
than yesterday. The reports from the field as
to corn were generally of a very blue character,
and prices ruled quite strong, closing 10 higher
than yesterday. Oats showed only slight
movement and closed steady at about yester
days figures. Mess pork was quiet and strong
while the upward movement in lard continued,
owing to the fear OF squeeze. The near op
tons closed OH a loo higher than yesterday.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat stronger and 30 higher. Sales ranged:
August 75a a 1859, closing at 1880; September,
76s a Use. closing at 76sc: October, 78l a 783c,
closing at 1899; No. spring, 75sc; No red,
76a 077c.
Corn strong and &c higher; cash. 43ac August,
433 a 43asc, closing at 49,; September, 49, 0445c.
closing at 44sc; October, 45s046c, closing at
45sc.
Oats steady; cash, 27sc; September. 2sa o2ssc,
closing at 2sac October, 29a 02ssc, closing at
29ic.
Rye easy; No. 2, 51c
Barley weak and lower; No. 2, 81 062c. Flax
seed firmer; No. /, ST. Isl 0Ll6.
Mess pork firm; cash, So 20; September, So 20
40 77A, closing at So rs; Octobef, &c. so 90. 873,
closing at So So
Lard stronger; cash. 715c September, T. I2a
0725c, closing at 7.20c; October, 6. T006 72ic,
closing at 6723c. Short-rib sides strong; cash,
6 30c.
Whisky steady at $1.12
Sugar UNCHANGED.
Butter Arm; creamery. 1402Oc; dairy, 1l9
15c Eggs, l001l1o
Potatoes firm at 81. 002 per bril-
Recsipts-Flour, 10, 600 brls, wheat, 10 900 bu;
corn. 372 900 Blu; oats, 242, 900 bu; rye, 1000
puj barley, $1,000 bu, Shipmenss-F1our, 1000
brls; wheat, 101, 900 bu; corn. 259000 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, none; barley. none