The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-28

II. s75 bu; sales, s24, 900 bu futures and $780,
600 bu spots ungraded. 81 052Ic; ungradsd. g /,
I. aud 1. 50a oslo; No. 2. 513c elevator, 510513c
store, 528 S539c aaoat; No. 2, August, b04c
September, 504 05Isc, closing at Sole; October,
sit 05lsc, closing at 5lec; November, OH @52ac,
closing at 5lic.
Oats 30lc lower and active; receipts, 113250
bu; exports, 37S, 600 bu; sales $4,000 bu futures
and l3l 900 bu spot; mixed Western, 80 a 33c;
white Western, 35 042c
Hay firm and in fair demand; shipping, 500
SOC.
Coffse-Spot fair Rio firm; options firm and
moderately active; sales q, $50 bags; September.
$50 as soc; October. S.40c; November. s.40c;
December. 8.l0c; January, 8.45c; February, 8 90
as 55c. Sugar strong but quiet; fair to good
refining. 11-16 al 1860; refined strong; G, AZ
"A 10 Ice; extra G, 51-1605 5l6c; white extra
G. 81 "a SIC; yellow. 1904 11-l6c; mold A, Ga
&c; off A, 11-l605ac cut-loaf and crushed, &c;
granulated ct 06 3-l6c; cubes, 81 06 5.16e. Mo-
lasses quiet and steady; Porto Rico, 2lc. Rice
steady and in fair demand
Petroleum steady; quoted at 612c. Tallow
steady Rosin quiet Turpentine firm at 36c.
Eggs dull and weak; receipts, 1887 packages;
Western, I6D161c.
Pork quiet and unchanged Lard. 8014 points
lower and dull; Western steam, spot, 1909; Sep
tember, 1886 07 3Sc; October, 1885, November,
6.75c; city steam, To-
Butter quiet and firm. Cheese quiet and
weaker.
Lead quiet. Tin steady. Other articles un-
changed
CHICAGO, Aug 27-The 'bears" raided
wheat to-day after a vigorous fashion The
cables betokened peace in the Balkans, and the
war fever appeared to be very completely re-
moved from the market. The starting price
was 1c lower than the close yesterday, at 798c
for October, fell off quickly to 70 Lice. rose to
793c, but eased off to 782c and closed at IS 916c.
The report that the English harvest prospects
were less encouraging than reported impaired
- g. ii - ~
close was easy. Corn broke off badly under free
selling. The starting price for October was
43ac, which proved the highest Of the day. after
which 1t sold off to 42ac and closed at AZ 11-16c.
Oats ruled weak in sympathy, and closed Sc
lower. Provisions were weak. Pork declined
lac under free selling, while lard, for the near
options, fell off l7ic and closed at nearly inside
figures.
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat weaker and 1ac lower. The sales
ranged: August. 76a 076sc, closing at 76sc;
September rs 1916 TIC, closing at 76 3l6c;
October, 78f a 1910, closing at 70 9-16c; No. 2
spring, 76S q 764c; No. 2 red, 7slc.
Corn weak and 14c lower; cash, 403 a 0sc;
August, 4004lc, closing at 403c; September,
400 a 4lsc, closing at 4Osc; October, 424 043ac,
closing at AZ lI-16c.
Oats dull and weak, cash, 25ac; August, 251 a
25ac, closing at 25sc September, 25s 026a. clos
ing at 26c; October. 27s 027sc, closing at 27ac.
Flaxseed steady; No. q ST.. 10@I104.
Mess pork weaker; cash, &c. 40 09. 42J; Septem-
Der, SO 4O@952t, closing at so. 40094 2k; Octo-
Der. s$9 so 09. 65, closing sat SO. 80 0952k Lard
easier; cash. q 10c; August and September, 705
0I229c, closing at Z l0c; October. 6.55 6 623c,
closing at Coco. Shortrib sides steady; cash,
6. l5c. Boxed meats quiet dry-salted shout
ders, 81 a 5sc;- shortclear sides, $50 0665c
Whisky steady at ST. To-
Sugar unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled quiet
but firm; creamery, l5022ac; dairy, 12a q l53c.
Eggs unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 81, 900 blu;
corn, $4,000 Blu; oats, 237 900 bu, rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 66 600 bu Shipments-Flour 16, 900 brls;
wheat, $4,000 ou; corn. $4,000 bu; oats, lao, 600
blu; rye, 2000 barley. ii. 600 bu.