The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce,


NEW YORK, Sept O.-Flour-Receipts, SS,.
634 pkgs: exports, 6,l02 sacks; easier; new, SO
Zoe lower; unchanged for old; sales, -, 900.
Wheat-Receipts 16l,250 bu; exports, IS ,I12
bu; sales, 9, 76S,0O0 bu futures l04. 900 bu spot
Spot market H0Ac lower; limited exports
SoM@S94c elevator; Sl.0O0l.OUM afoat;
Sl,0U240l.02H {. o. b.; No. 3 red, 9lHc; No.
red, S5c; ungraded red, S91<cCdS1 .03; No. l
hard, $l.O7X0l.0S5<; No. white nominal at
s7I<c; options opened heavy, declined A@lc,
rallied and closed 1l@2c under Saturdays;
closing 991lc; Oct, 995sc9$l COZ, closing
S1.007s; Nov, s1.001sG1.015s, closing Sl.01H
Dec, S1.02G1.03, closing Sl.032{; JAN, 81 LOSS
@1.0+, closing $1.04; Nay, $l.065s@1.07 516,
closing Sl.07X. Stocks OF grain in store and
afoat-Wheat, 4,57O,S15 Blu; corn, 1,043,Ol2 bu;
oats, ,O61, 472 bu; rye $40 bu barley, 5,426 Blu
malt, 244,303 bu; peas, 1870 bu. Corn-Re-
cepts $1,000; exports 81, 235; sales, $50 600 bu
futures, 226,000 bu spot. Spot market H0gs&e
lower; fairly active for export; closing stead
Ter; No. 2, 543l@5jc elevator; 54S4@552sc
aaoat; ungraded mixed, 54L@551zc; No. 9
white, $500 delivered, options weaker at 40
re lower, closing steady fairly active Sept,
5S@5424c, closing 543%e; Oct, 54z@5434c.
closing 54ssc; Nov.,- 541<@5494c, closing
545sc; Dec, 524@527sc, closing 532zc; JAN,
5O5s@5074c, closing 503<c. Oats-Receipts,
194, 900 bu; sales 100000 blu. futures $4,000 bu.
spot Spot market trife easier; mixed western,
27@35c; white do, 2s@45c; No. Chicago.
SAC. COflee-Options active; spot Rio un-
settled; dull. Sugar-Raw, strong quiet; re-
fined held firmly; good demand; yellow,
weak western l7G19Ac; receipts. 6,5S5 pkgs.
Pork-More active, strong; mess quoted at
$685. Cut meats slow firm picked shoulders,
734(dSc: picked hams. l29l2Ec; picked
bellies 911@10l4c. Middles irmer; short clear.
01zc. Lard-Spot higher wanted; sales west
n So(2I oil 81
tons advanced, on squeezing shorts. 5000
points on September and October Sales
Sept end Oct, $10.256l030, closing at S10.9s
Oct, $l0.100gl0 10, closing at $l005 Dec, $3.50;
jan, $500 bid. Butter-Quiet; fine grades
firm; western creamery, 14@23c: western dairy,
12@15c.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-The early hours on
Change to-day wcrc marked by weakness and
lower prices for nearly all cereals and specu-
lative activity, strength and higher prices for
hog products. The wheat market was quiet
and unsettled during the greater part OF the
session, one cause OF the uneasness late in the
day being the delay in the visible supply zig
ures. The popular estimate made the increase
about 100000 bu. After two or three hours
of weakness, and after prices got about &c I'M
der the close on Saturday, there was an es-
innate circulated which made the increase but
100000 bu. This caused reaction of &c
very quickly. But the official figures were not
forthcoming when the session was nearly ended,
and the government crop report due to-day
was also held for later hour, and on the un-
certainty of the two statements there was q
holding of in buying orders, which let prices
down again. Dec. started at 929zc, touched
927sc, reacted 10 931Sc, and went of again to
a2Xc, frIning up quickly the second time to
931sc. The board cable gave spot wheat Is
penny lower in England. The visible supply
report posted just before the close OF the reg
ular session made the increase in wheat l,l60,-
600 bu. On the strength of this the market
closed firm at p. M, with Sept, 92ssc; Oct,
9Ikc: Dec, 931sc; May, 97ssc The strength
underlying the corn market is due largely to the
excellent cash demand. Prices for cash and
early futures closed at about the outside for the
session. with Sept. at 45Xc, Oct at 44%c;
range, 44I<(945c; Dec. and May, S9xc. Oats
were quiet but firm, closing q shade better
than on Saturday. Provisions made q gain all
round. Receipts Of hogs were very light and