The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17

b. Spot lots ole lower, closing steady, with
more doing; options opened weak, later advanced
a trife, afterward declined a &c. closing with
recovery Of &c; sales 8, 976 600 bu futures and
$4,000 bu spot No. Chicago, 86c; old No. 2
Milwaukee, 83c; ungraded red, 81 087c: No. 3
red, SAFE; steamer No. 2 red, sac; No. 2 red,
$50 in elevator, S6s 086zc aleat, $500 f. o. b.;
No. / red, 903c; No. l white, 863c No 2 red,
October, Sc sic s6sc, closing at $685. Novem-
Der, s7s a 8sc, closing at $500; December, S93 a
9Oc, closing at 89sc; January, 81 9lsc, closing
at 91sc February, 92s 093c, closing at 92sc;
March, "a 094ac, closing at SAGE; May, 963 091c.
closing at 96sc
Corn-Spot lots lc lower and heavy; op-
tons opened firm. later declined "a &c. closing
steady; receipts, 239, $50 bu; exports 9,092 Blu;
sales, $4,000 bu futures, 900 bu spot; un-
graded. 80 0503c; No. 2, 40 049ac in elevator,
494 05Oc afioat No. 2, September, 40 0494c clos
ing at 49sc; October, 49s assoc, closing at 49sc;
November, 500 51c closing at 50ac; December,
5lgc, closing at 5l3c; January, SIC, closing at
SEE May, SAC, closing at Sac.
Oats-Without important chances; receipts,
1O9, 2o0 bu; exports, 200 bu; mixed Western, 323
34c white Western. So 040c
Hay steady and demand fair; shipping, SOC.
Hops quiet and weak.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet at 11ac. Options
10 points lower and active; sales, 5000
bags; September, 10 Zoe; October, 10. 20c; No
vember, 1905 q 10. 15c; January, 995 010 15c;
February, 10010 l5c; March, 1910. 15c; April,
1905 TO- 15c. Sugar firm and quiet; fair to
good refining qnoted at 1116 "a 13-16c; refined
quiet and steady. Molasses quiet. Rice steady
and quiet
Petroleum firm; United closed at 64sc. Rosin
quiet at 81 0001.O7. Turpentine firm at 36c.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts, 1901
packages; Western, 180l81c.
Pork less active and lower; mess quoted at $11
for old, $l150 for new. Cut meats firm and
quiet; rib bellies. Tie. Lard lower and less act
i've; Western steam, spot, 1900; Septem-
Der nominal; October. 6 730676c; November,
G. 59c; December, SEC; January, $3.50 06.65c;
city steam, g. 90c.
Butter firm and in fair request; Western, 800
243c. Cheese quiet and in better demand; West
ern fat, 81 010c
Copper strong. Lead dull
CHICAGO, Sept l6-values were weaker for
the entire speculative list to-day, ana, generally
speaking trading was more dull. Foreign ad-
vices quoted wheat as dull and unchanged, and
consols were quoted point higher Operators
appeared to fear deluge of spring wheat ship
ments although the movement continues light
The market declined &c, rallied but declined,
and closed at o'clock &c lower than yesterday.
In the afternoon the market rallied ] q &C. clos
ing firm. Corn was weak and lower. influenced
by liberal speculative offerings, prominent
local operator being credited with selling very
freely. Prices declined &c. rallied, and closed at
l p MIC lower than yesterday, but recovered
this loss in the afternoon. Oats were heavy,
but prices showed little change. The trading
in mess pork was unusually active The offer
lnRs were free, and some Longs" evidently sold
out their holdings The market opened 100 12ac
lower, receded lit 1920 additional, rallied so
1Oc, but again broke off % $1,000, and finally
closed at nearly inside prices. There was
special change on the afternoon board Lard
ended quiet and steady.
Flour quiet, easy and unchanged.
Wheat dull and easy The sales ranged: Sep
076c, closing at Is 10 16c November. 77a 077sc,
closing at 77sc; May. IS 0854c. closing at 854c;
No 2spring, 744 a 74ac; No. 2 red, 74sc.
Corn fairly active and weak; cash, 3Si 039c;
September, 38s a $780, closing at 36ac; October,
800 040c, closing at SO 1l-16c; November. 40s %
4l4c closing at 4ltc; May, As 045 7-16c, closing
at 45 5-16c.
; Oats dull and steady Cash, 25s q 25sc; Sep
tember. 25sc; October, 26sc;. May, 3ls@312c.
closing at 3lsc Rye quiet No. 2. 4sac. Bar
Flaxseed firm; No. l, $1.090LO9t.
Mess pork weak and lower, closing 35c under
Yesterday Cash, $lo45; October. 80 $50
$40 20 10 So. Closing at $3.50 10 s24 Jsnnary
$40 50 a H. 123, closing at $1101L02A Lard
quiet and steady; cash and September, 72Oc;
October, 6.250 35c closing at G. 35c. Short-rib
sides steady; cash, BOG. Boxed meats steady;
725 730c.
Whisky steady at $l15
Sugar unchanged.
Butter steady; creamery, Is 024c; dairy $50
4Sc. Eggs, 10 " lO2c.
On the afternoon board all grains ruled firmer
and closed a shade higher. The closing prices at
2:30 o'clock were as follows: Wheat-Septem-
Der. "a - 16c: October, IS BLOC; November,
u 15-l6c; May. $780, Corn-Septemoer, 38sc
October, 39ac November, 41ac May 455e. Oats
September, 254c; October, &c 316c November;
27sc May 3lsc. Pork-September, $l0.45; Oc
tober, $40. All; November 5000 Lard-Sep-
TENDER, Zoe; October 6 35c; November, G. &c.
Receipts-Flour, a. 600 brls; wheat, sc, 600 bu;
corn III 900 bu: oats 194 600 bu. rye 2 O0O hu.
barley, $4,000 blu. Shipments-Flour, 16, 900
brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 223 600 blu; oats,
PSI, 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley. 10000 bu.