The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24


for exports speculation active; sales. $685.
600 bu futures; 248, 600 bu spot; No. spring.
84c; ungraded red 81 0S8c; No red, 83a a S3se;
No. red. 844 a. CSC elevator, s5a 0364c delivered;
e54 a sec I. Q. b.: No red eoc; No white, S54c;
No. red, September, 842 0S5ac, closing at S4sc;
October. 845 a 86ac, closing at 85sc; November,
86a a sac. closing at $3.50; December 884 q S9sc,
closing at 88ac; January, 500 40 1870, clos
March. 92a az &c., closing at 93c; MAY. 95A %
Sc &c., closing at 952c; June, 963 a 81 916c clos
ing at 963c
Corn-Spot lots ac and options 40ac lower,
s9,741 bu; sales. 672.OOO bu futures, $50 bu
spot; ungraded 460484c; No. g. 47ac in elevator,
48 CASIO afoaE No 2 September, All 04Izc,
closing at 474c; October, 47s 04Sac, closing at
47sc; November, 40 049sc, closing at 49sc; De-
cember, 500503c, closing at SOC; January, SOB a
sic, closing at sole; May, 52s 053c. closing at
522c.
Oats II ole lower and moderately active. Re-
ceipts, 144 400 bu; exports none; sales, 600 bu
futures. 142, 900 bu spot; mixed Western, 800
34c: white Western, 80 040c
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at II &c; options mod
erately active, closing firm. Sales, 29, $50 bags;
September. g. Go 90 Zoe; October, 960c; Novem-
ber 945 09 Coo; December 945 g. SOC bid; Jan
9400 9 50c April. $40 09 45c. Sugar unchanged
and dull; centrifugal 5sc for SO test; refined
quiet; cubes, 81 06 3-16c. Molasses steady. Rice
firm and demand moderate.
Petroleum firm; United, 65sc Tallow steady
and quiet
Eggs in fair demand and firm; receipts, 1924
packages; Western, 2O3 02lc.
Pork dull and nominal Cut meats firm; bel
lies u 073e; heavy clear bellies. 7c middles dull
long clear. Tic. Lard unsettled; September 30
points lower, others 9014 points lower, closing
with recovery of 205 points; Western steam,
spot, quoted at 6 90c; September, g. IS 0707ac;
October, G. 400647c; November. 6. SO "a G. &c., De-
cember, 6 SO a G. 39c; January, G. SO 06. 45c; Feb
n Al n q. "a
Butter stronger and in good demand; Western,
12029c. Cheese frmer but quiet.
Copper firm; lake, lie. Lead steady. Tin quiet
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept 90 The markets all ranged
lower again to-day. Early in the session there
moderately active trade in wheat, but later on
the market ruled dull, and then again be-
came more active at lower prices. There was
very little outside support given the markets.
Public foreign cables quoted quiet and steady
markets, but private cables were dull. The mar
ket opened at 76ac for Novemb Der, with few sales
at 765c, and sold off slowly to 1885, and closed at
that figure at o'clock In the afternoon that
option declined to 753c, and closed for the day at
75ac. No. spring sold at 734 q 73ac, and closed
at 73s; No. 3 spring. 67 0673c, with no bids at the
close; No. 2 red, 744c; No red, Tic.
The receipts of corn continue light but the
fine weather and the decline in wheat and corn
contributed to make a weak market Prices de-
clined &c on the regular board, and closed at in
side prices. In the afternoon there was further
decline of sc. No. sold at 373 037ac. and closed
at SHE; No yellow sold at 374 q 38sc and closed
at Sic; No. 3, 364 a 364c, and closed at 36tc.
The speculative demand for oats was light
and the shipping inquiry limited; No. cash sold
at 25sc for round lot in special house, and con-
signments sold at 254c The small grains ruled
quiet and steady; NO. rye, 4s3c; No. barley,
562 057c
No f1axseed $l0s4.
Provisions again ruled weak; mess pork de-
clined 200223c, rallied to nearly the opening
prices, and finally closed at medium figures;
cash lots were quotable at 1921 0975. There
was an easier feeling in lard, and the distant
deliveries declined 100. 15c. Short-rib sides
Cash lots were quotable at g. 873 07c. Boxed
meats-Drysalted. shoulders, coo Toe; short
clear sides, 710071 5c.
Whisky was steady at SLIT.
Sugars were quiet and unchanged.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
The following is the range of prices on the
regular board with the closing prices at P. NJ:
Wheat-Seprember, opened at 749c, range. 7344
074c, closing at 73ac; October, opened at 74sc,
range, 74074sc. closing at 74c; November, opened
at 768c. range. 75a a 76ac, closing at 1870
Corn-September, opened at 38c, range, 374 a
38c, closing at 374c; October, opened at $3.50.
opened at 4Osc range. 39s 04Oac, closing at 39sc;
May. opened at 44sc range. 43s 044ac, closing at
1850.
Oats-September, opened at 25tc, range. 254
O2o3c, closing at 2o4c; October. opened at 26sc,
range, 25a 026se, closing at 252c; November.
opened at 27sc. range, 27s 027sc, closing at
27sc; May, opened at 3l5c, range, la0315c,
closing at 314c
Mess Pork-September, opened at So 80, range,
&c. 574 $3.50. closing at So 65; October opened
at 49, 80. range So 57a a 80. closing at So 65;
November. opened at 49, 70, range. SO 524 q 9. 70,
closing at So GO; January, opened at 80 So range,
$40 80 q TO- 80. closing at $40. 40
Lard-Septemper. opened at 722ac, range,
I20 z25c. closing at Z. 223c; October. opened at
G. Tic, range, 6 OH 06 Tie, closing at g. l0c No
| vember. opened at 6.05c, range, 6 024 607Ac,
closing at 10c; January, opened at 6. l5c, range,
g. l24 06 Tic, closing at6 lac.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled very
firm; creamery, II 026c; dairy, 10 q 18c; packing
stock, 609c Eggs. 16 0174c.
On the afternoon board the markets generally
ruled easier. Following were closing prices:
Wheat-September, 73c; October 1890; No
vember. 75sc; May $3.50.
Corn-September, 374c; October. 372c; No
vember, 394c; May, 43sc.
Oats-September, este; October, 252c; Novem.
Der. 27sc; May, 3l4c.
Pork-September, So 62a; October, So 65; No
vember, So 62A
Lard-September. 72Oc; October, g. lOc; No
vember. g. OH; January, 6.174c
Receipts-Flour, "a 600 brls; wheat, 81, 900 bu;
corn. 49, 600 bu; oats, 118 600 blu; rye. 5000 blu;
barley, 5000 bl. Shipments-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, 5000 blu; corn. 152, 900 bu; oats,
15l, 900 Blu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.