The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21

gu; cash lots steady; options shade lower, after
wards ruled stronger and advanced 3@tc, clos
ing firm sales. 4.672. 600 bu futures 229, 600 bu
spot; No. spring, 85c; uneraded spring, Soc; I'M
graded red, rs "a 90c; No. Northern, c. f. and /,
Sole; No. 3 red, 633 q $780, No. Q red, S5c eleva-
tor, S5sc delivered, S5ac o. b.; No. l red, 90c;
No. white. &c., No. red September, 84s a S5c,
closing at sac; October. Bot q S53c. closing at
S5ac; November, S6s 967 5-l6c. closing at SIZE;
December. 6S8 0S6 ll6c, closing at 68ac; jan
uary, so 000ac, closing at 904c; February nomi-
nal; April, 94s a 94sc closing at 94sc; May, 95a
96ac, closing at Oslo
tive. Options opened ! 0dc better. closing with
the advance partly lost. Receipts 298 900 bu:
EXPORTS l23 1872 bu; sales 60 600 bu futures, 1872.
600 srot; ungraded. 46 048ac; No. 2, 4804S4c in
elevator and afoat; No. 2 white 49c: No. 2. Sep
TENDER, 48c closing at 48c; October 48} Acc, clos
ing at 4Ssc; November, 49s 050c, closing at 49sc;
December, 500 05lc, closing at 50ac, February,
Sic
Oats higher; less active Receipts, 1913 $50
bu; exports. 72O bu. Mixed Western, 32034c;
white do 81 040c.
Hay steady and demand fair; shipping, Soc.
Hops quiet and weak.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull and nominal &C IL c;
options 15025 points lower and active. Sales,
$4,000 bags. September. g. SOC; October, 9.450
8. Soc; November, 8 35 % 55c; December, 9 80 %
9.40c; January. 935 40 45c; February. $500
g. 4Oc; March, 9.35 g. Acc: April g. 80 a g. 40c Su-
gar firm and quiet refined steady. Standard A,
5 l1-l6c; cut-loaf and crushed. 6sc; powdered.
81 al &c. Molasses steady. Rice firm.
Petroleum frm United closed at 64sc. Tallow
steady at 4sc. Rosin firm. Turpentine steady
at 37ac
Eggs firm and fairly active; receipts, 4. 366
packages; Western, 49, 019c.
Pork dull and easier; Mess, $40 $50 a TO- IS for
DID, GIL 25011.7 70 for new Cut meats firm.
Picked hams, 10a lie; picked shoulders, SO
&c. Lards lower. heavy and irregular; West
ern steam, spot, 70; September. 2. Zee; October,
6 5006 Toe; November, 64206 sic; December,
645165O; January, 6450647c; city steam,
G. 00685c
Butter firm and demand fair; Western, 100
253c.
Copper frm Lead steady.
CHICAGO, Sept 2o-There was a fairly
active speculative trade in wheat to-day. The
feeling somewhat unsettled. The opening
was weak and s03c lower, influenced by the
easy tone of foreign edvices. together with an
expected large increase in the visible supply
The market opened 5000 lower, the decline
bringing out considerable long wheat" After
the October option had touched 74c. good buying
set in, which caused an advance of &c, but the
visible supply reports, showing an increase of
3,67O, 600 bushels caused an easier feeling, and
the market closed at l o'clock at 749 &C. In the
afternoon the market as steadier, and advanced
&c. The trading in corn was only moderate in
volume, with an unsettled feeling The opening
was weak. but good shipping demand caused
fair buying by "shorts, and an advance of 30
&c, but the market became weak again on esti-
mated large receipns for tomorrow. The clos
ing was at about Saturdays figures. Oats ruled
steady, and closed a shade higher. Mess pork
ruled very irregular. The market opened 5 a l0c
lower, followed by further decline of 15017ac,
rallied 40042c, receded 25030c, and closed
steady In the afternoon the market was again
a shade f1rmer. Lard ruled 10c lower the
regular board. but regained nearly all of the de-
cline in the afternoon.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat active and unsettled, closing Ac higher
than Saturday The sales ranged; September,
72a q 733c. closing at 734c; October TAI 74ac,
closing at 74}e; November 1916 11-16c. closing
at rs 7-16c; May "a a. 4sc, closing at 81 Ice;
No. spring, 73a a 1889; No. 2 red. 74sc.
Corn was unsettled, bnt closed at about Satur
days figures cash, 81 @38c; September, 374 q
at $3.50; November. 40 040 9-l6c, closing at
40 16c; May. 44t a 452c closing at 45 l-16c.
Oats steadier, closing &c higher; cash, 254c;
September, 24sc; October, 25a 025sc, closing at
3l3 03l5c, closing at 3l3c Rye quiet; No. 2,
4Sac Barley easy; No. 2, sic.
Flaxseed steady; No. l, 81. 08a 01OSs.
Mess pork active and Irregular closing at
about the same as on Saturday; cash, 50 90 Oc-
tober So GU a TO- Is, closing at 49, 873 "a g. co. No
yember, So. 60 0l005, closing at So so 90 S24.
Lard easier, closing l0c lower; cash. 720 a Z 25c;
September, 720 al 30c closing at T. 20c October,
g. l2a a g 35c. closing at 12a 06. loo. Short-rib
sides weaker and 15020c lower; cash, 6 95c.
Boxed meats steady; dry-sated shoulders, Ct %
&c; shortclear sides, Z % 0730c.
Whisky steady at $l17.
Sugars unchanged.
Butter steady: creamery, 15025e; dairy, 1870
l9c; packing stock. S08ae. Eggs, Is 0163c.
On the afternoon board the closing prices were
as follows: neutrality-suspicious., 73sc; October,
74sc; November, 76ac; May sac Corn-Sep.
TENDER, 37ac; October, 38sc; November 4Oac;
May, 45c. Oats-September, &c. October, 25ac;
SO co. October, So 923 November SO. S7t Lard
September. 725c October, 62Oc; November,
6.l2ac.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, "a 900 bu;
corn. $50. 900 hu: oats, 161. 900 bu rye 5000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments--Four, $4,000
brls; wheat, "a, 900 bu; corn. 293 900 blu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu: barley. &c, 900 bu.
GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.