The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-12

declined a tic, closing steady with slight re-
covery Receipts, 240, GA bu; exports. "a 294 bu;
sales, I2S2, 600 bu futures and 26, 600 spot and
to arrive: No. spring. 8l1c uneraded red, 81 %
S4c: ungradea red. e, E. l.. 83c; No. red. I94 a
SOC; No. red, 1874 0S34c af1oat. 62ac T. o. b.; No
l red, 863c; No white SAC. Nc. red, October,
Sl4 lae, closing at s1sc November: s2a a S3sc.
closing at S3c; December. 81 TIC 085sc, closing
at SAFE; January, 864 0S7a. closing at 86ac; Feb
ruary, SSc, closing at 88c; May, 81 1916 93s.
closing at 91sc.
Corn-Spot lots 0sc and options s0 &c lower,
closing steady; receipts, $4,000 bu; exports,
los, $40 bu; sales. 100 900 bu futures and 264,
900 bu spot; uhgraded, 434 045c No. z, AL a 43c
afioat; low mixed 43ac; No. white, 45a "a 454c;
No. 2. October, 433 044c, closing at 43Ac; No
vember. 44a 045sc, closing at 449c; December.
closing at 462c: February, 47047sc, closing at
4lc; May, 48s 049c closing at 1880
Oats a &c lower: receipts, 130. 800 bu; ex-
ports. 10 bu; Gales, $40 600 bu futures and 49,
600 bu spot; mixed Western, 80 032c; white
Western, 80 $3.50.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at II3c: options
active and 20025 points higher; sales, &C. 100
bags; October and November. 975 40 Soc;
December and January, 9.7O09 SOc Feb
ruary and March, g. rs 90 SOC; April g. 80 09 Soc;
May, g. so 090c. Sugar dull and nominal; refined
dull; G, d 04ac extra c. IL 4sc; white, extra c,
B 05sc; yellow, 4044c of A, BIG 054c; stand
ard A. 5sc; confec,ioners' A. 5ac. Molasses
steady. Rice firm
Petroleum firm; United closed at 655c. Tallow
steady at Al "a 3 l6c Rosin quiet and steady
Pork dull and easier; old mess So rs; new
mess, $40 80. Cut meats firm; picked bel
lies. Y 072c. Lard opened 1910 points lower
closing firm, with a reaction of 800 points;
Western steam, spot. Gao 10: October, 5.900
95c; November, 6Oi06 O6c; December G. O90
g. 12c; January, 6lS0620c; February, $3.50
G. 2Sc March, "a; city steamed, &c.
Cheese firm and quiet Eggs dull and easier;
receipts, 3 663 packages; Western fresh, 20 0203c
Butter unchanged
Copper steady; lake. 110114c. Lead quiet
Tin steady. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct. 11-The steadily downward
movement In the price of wheat continued
again to day. The visible supply disclosed an
increase of 568, 600 bushels, and the final esti
mates Of the government bureau placed the
wheat yield at loo, 600 600 bushels in excess of
last year. The export clearings continue light
and receipts quite liberal. The price of cash
No. spring wheat was quoted at 693c, which
Is about ''low water mark" in prices ever cur
rent on the Chicago Board of Trade Novem-
Der wheat declined SC from the latest figures on
Saturday, ana closed at l o'clock at 79ac In
the afternoon there was a rally of q &c, but the
market closed heavy.
Corn was lower, in sympathy with wheat. and
owing to liberal receipts, closed for the day
about &c lower than Saturday.
The dealing was dull and heavy in oats. but
prices showed little change at the close. Barley
brewers were buying little nothing owing to
the employees of the malt-houses having made
demands which have not been acceded to.
Flaxseed sustained a sharp decline. owing to
receipts of PIT cars. the market declining &c,
but rallying and recovering portion of the de-
cline.
The trading in provisions was light. Mess
pork opened 5 07tc higher, receded u a 10c, raj
lied l0012ac, and closed steady. Lard was
easier and prices receded % 10c but rallied and
closed steady.
Cash prices were as follows: No. spring
wheat, 694 a zoe; No. 2 red wheat, T92c No. 2
corn 33 033sc; No. 2 oats, 22t 023c; No. rye,
48c No. barley. SOC; No. l haxseed. 9S2c; com
mon to prime timothy seed, 81. Ga oil II: mess
pork. S. So; lard. 5. IS as 7Oc short-rib sides,
loose 60c; dry-salted shoulders, boxed. 8 70 q
5.75c; short clear sides, boxed 6.65 at Zoe;
whisky. ST. Is: cut-loaf sugar. 81 06ac; granu-
lated 81 q 6 3l-100c; standard A. S "a 100 06c
Futures ranged as follows, with closing prices
at 23Q p. NJ: