The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20

November, 800 a 30 Is Ice. closing at 30sc; SPOT,
No. 2 white, 50 % 36s: mixed Western. 20 304c;
white Western, q Acc; No. 2 Chicago, 2lc.
Hay unchanged.
Hops firm aud in fair demand.
Cohee-Options opened steady, closing firm.
Sales. Il, 800 bags. including September, 1870
Is. 1Oc; October, IL. 50 II zoe; November, IL 90
0l2.l0c; December, IL 40 IL. 60c; January, ll20
0ll.25c; February, n.l00l II. 15c: March, IL
II. l0e; April, IL II 05c; May, 05c; July,
oil. Toe: spot Rio firm and quiet at Isle.
Sugar-Raw firm and in better demand; re-
fined neld firmly and less active; c, 81 06sc. Mo-
lasses nominal. Rice strong and more active:
Taliow scarce aud strong. Rosin-Low grades
steady; fine grades nominal.
Eggs easy and in moderate demand; west
srn, I10l9c. Receipts, 1914 packages.
Pork steady and quiet. Cnt meats strong;
picked bellies, 9zc; picked shoulders, Sc: pick
led hams. 12t a l2Ao. Middles firm; short clear.
9sc. L~ard-Spot firm, quiet; Western steam,
closing at 10. 99c: November, 9.s7 69.S9c. closing
at 9.95c; December. &c bid: year, &c.
Butter steady; fair demand; Western dairy.
il a l5c; creamery 1926. Cheese dull;
steady; Western, Z. GS4c.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1o.-Prices were generally
lower this morning on Change. Wheat opened
weak. with two distinct rallies during the ses-
sion. which gave a range OF lc In December.
The situation in the Northwest continues bull
l-ns W hAi' hlC codOOaI4 1u4 ~ "
One bearish symptom here to-day wac the dull
ness on the bulges and the animation when the
indicator nearsd the bottom figures Sales
ranged at 9ls a 92e October. Oil q 92sc Decem-
Der; 95s 096!c May. The lowest points Of the
day were touched shortly after the opening, and
just before the close. Wheat closed at l p. NJ.
At 9llc for December. This WAS the same as the
opening price, and &C under last night
lnere was no great agitation IN
corn, but n gradual sinking OF prices. This was
a~~ I'D 49, wO,l.hl. ThA -aaehar tH -al nh
out the corn belt is Of the finest. and the re-
eeipts hers were not only large, Gao cars, but
the per cent. OF the contract grade was large
The speculative trade had the advantage OF an
excellent cash and shipping demand to aid In
unfolding the market, and but for this the con-
ditions warranted more of a decline. Ssptem-
Der sold ar 43s e43sc. closing at 43sc; October,
42.c TO 43ac. closing at 43c; December closed at
CSC and May at 3ssc. Oats were slow and dull,
with a decline Of t9!c from yesterdays closing
prices. 1t was another dull day in provisions
With the exception OF October pork, which
started &c lower, the general list opened at
about the closing figures of yesterday. Octo-
Der sold up to 80 curing the morning,
closing ga at ,hs slt.4'} as. With nish.. January sssr.:'
Lard was steady to strong. closing at l0.sOc and
830c FOR October and January October ribs
sold off a little, but closed At . SOC, or only PC
lower. January sold at IlOG Ll23c, closing at
tie inside On the afternoon board wheat al.
.anced the better part OF 1c on good buying for
Northwestern account, and on . little furry
among the shorts caused by additional bulle
tins forecasting the result of to-mcrrowis con-
ference about doing away with the French duty
on cereals. The bears attacked the markets
and the advance was without effect. There was
no chsocs IN corn and oats. Pork was excited
and higher. October advanced 25s; November
was DC higher, De DC, and January l23c.
Lsrd was strong, aud year and January closed
.O2sc higher. October and January shortribs
were advanced Csc, closing at the highest quota
tons. The leading futures ranged az follows: