The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-26

extra G. s. a5Ic; white extra G. 5sc; off A. SIC;
standard A, &c; powdered, 81 07c; cubes, 8 SIG
06sc. Molasses steady. Rice in fair demand
and steady.
Petroleum steady; United closed at 64ac;
crude in barrels, 606sc. Turpentine dull, at
32sc.
Eggs dull and easier; receipts. 7,17S packages
Western fresh, 123 012sc.
Wool dull and depressed; domestic fleece, 27d
&c., pulled. IA 033c; Texas, 9022c.
Pork steady and moderately active; old mess,
~ 70 1850 Cut meats firm; picked shoulders.
6tc smoked shoulders, &c; picked hams, 104c
Lard trife better but quiet; Western steam,
spot, 6 l5c; June. Gil 06 lie; July, g. 1896 Zoe;
August, 6. 260 27ac; September g. 34c; October,
q. Al &C. 42c; city steam, 5.85 40 90c.
Butter quiet; Elgin creamery, 16c Cheese
steady and quiet; Western fat, 508c
Copper quiet. Lead firm. Other articles I'M
changed
CHICAGO, May 25.-The price of wheat sunk
to still lower point to-day closing in the after
noon at inside figures for the day and at the low
est prices current during the present crop year
The fact that the decrease In the visible supply
was less than two million bushels caused break
OF half cent at the opening, with June delivery
at Ibsc There was slight rally soon after the
opening, but toward the close of the regular
board the price broke off to "a 7-l6c and closed
at 743c. In the afternoon June fell off to 74sc
i
this country continue to be favorable The
foreign advices received during the day were of
unfavorable tenor. quoting dizziness and de-
cline II cargoes. The large decrease in the visi
ole supply of corn caused frmer feeling, and
prices closes a &c higher than YESTERDAY The
was easier; but the market closed shade higher
Provisions were dull and closed in the afternoon
slightly lower.
Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat active and weaker, closing at o'clock
14c under yesterday. The sales ranged: May,
closing at 74ac; July, 76077c, closing at 76sc;
No. spring. 74c; No. spring, 65c.
Corn frmer; prices rallied s04c, reacted. and
closed nc higher than yesterday; cash, 35I3
35ac; May, 35035sc, closing at 35!c: June, 35a
036sc, closing at IS l5-16c; July, 500 a 37c clos
ing at 36 7-16c.
'ias eorrasnened easy. but closed frmer; cash,
2Sc; Nav, 2Sc June, 277-16028sc, closing at 27sc;
July. q 5-16027sc, closing at 27sc Rye dull;
No 2, 59a 06Oc, Barley dull No. 2 SOC
Flaxseed steady; No l, 81. 05k LOG
July, ss57a a 62s, closing at IS. 60 q 62a Lard
very quiet; cash and june 5.87a a soc, closing
at 9Oc; July, 500 06c, closing at 5.97a 06c.
Short-rib sides steady; cash. 5.27k Doc.
Boxed meats steady; drysalted shoulders, 4.2o
al. 35c; shortclear sides, 5.75G5 soc.
Whisky steady at ST. a.
Sugar easier; cut-ioaf, 6s07sc; graduated,
&c, standard A, &C.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled weak;
creamery, 1870 l54c dairy 10 q 14c. Eggs easy.
at 81 09c.
On the afternoon board wheat was weak and
40ac lower; June. 745c. Corn was steady;
June, IS 1516c. Oats were firm; June, 27ac.
Pork was easy: June, $847a. Lard was steady;
June, 5000.
corn, 139, 900 bu; oats. 1000 bu rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 2l000 bu Shipments-Flour 5000 bu;
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 5000 bu: oats, 49, 900
bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, 5000 bu.