The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-12

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ST. LOUIS. Aug 11.-Flour dull and I'M.
changed. Wheat opened higher for Sep
TENDER, which. with December. sold mp.
Weakness followed, the market selling off
lac for September and 17sc for Decem Der.
The opening influence was the government
crop report, but heavy receipts. with de-
pressing foreign and domestic news, came
bottom prices. No. Q red. cash. firm at
73sc; August, 740743sc. closing at 1874 G,
nominate September, 74ls % 76c, closing at
74ss O74ao asked; December. 7Sl4 079lac.
closing at 7Sl9c bid. Corn. on remarkably
small July Improvement. started higher.
but crop advices, ETC., with the break in
wheat. let prices down. the close being
only 1s0ssc above yesterday. No. 2 mixed,
cash, bigher at 49lsc; August. SOC, nominal;
Septem Der, 49at 050ssc, closing at 50lsc; Oc-
vanclng; No. 2. cash. 32a4c bid; August. 93lac.
nominal: September. 32as 0a3c, closing at
Csc; May, $3.50 bid. Rye-N0. Q, on this
side, $50 bid. Barley-No trading. Hay in
good demand; timothy, choice to good gilt
edged: s139l6; prairie. choice to gifted ed,
$7GS.75. Butter firm but quiet Eggs
higher at lie. Corn-meal firm at $2550
265 Cotton baGginR. GA 07s4c. Iron cot
ton ties. S1.10. Provisions lower and weak.
with scarcely any demand for round lots.
Pork-Standard mess pomineliy $3.50.
Lard, 7.55c. nominal. Dry-salted meats.
loose Iots-Shoulders. 7.25c; longs and ribs.
Sc; short clear. S.15c; boxed lots .15c more.
Bacon. packed lots = Shoulders. 1871 y C;
longs and ribs $500; short clear. 0.6oc.
Hams. sugar.cured. ll.500125Oc. Receipts
29,00e bu; oats, 20 600 bu; rye, 5000 bu; bar
ley. none. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls;
wheat SO 600 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats, 5000
bu; rye, none; barley. none.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 11.-Whest opened
stronger to day at Sc advance. September
ceiling OF 76asc and December at 1850.
weakness developed. with general de-
75H 0T5ssc September and 1850 Deeem Der.
The closing was steady here at 10ssc Sep
tembsr and 77lec December: Cash wheat
was in active demand and higher, No.
Northern selling at Sl6S2e, with choice As
high as $50. Low grades 10 better demand,
prices varying widely. according to quality.
Close. SIC for Northern. The following was
the range of prices to-day: August closing
ing at fsste; hlGhest, 76se; lowest. 75a a
75ss c; closing At toas c; yesterday 7ssac. De-
cember opening At 7ossc highest. 7Sase; low.
est. RI. a77sse; closing ct TIVE: yestef-
day 77Ac. On track: No hard. &c;
lie.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 11.-F1our quiet.
Wheat opened l4c igher. bnt su bsaquently
lost the advance and closed dciet; steamer
No. 2red. in elevator, SOC: No. 8 red, 10 ele-
sylvanis. sfc: No. red, August. 81 Aos1Ac;
September. s2A 0s2lac: October. sslac; No.
vember s4l4 6Sal4c. CONCEPTIONS wholly
nominal; car lots dull and barely steady;
No. mixed. August. 590s9tc; Septem Der.
Car lots steady but demand light; options
open.d strong but closed dull and Q shade
easier; No. white, 40c; No, Q white, An
gust. 41942c: September. 4O04oAc; October
and November, 40ls04c. Butter firm.
Eggs scarce; Psnnsy!vania firsts. lsc. Re-
wheat, 136. 200 bu; corn. 10000 Du; oats, TO-
100 bH. Shipments-Wheat. %, 200 bu; corn.
$500 bu; oats. 10000 bu.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 11.-Whest weak;
No. red. spot, s1hc: August. Sic; Septem-
Der, 81 SO; October. e2lac; steamer No. red.
August. $40 asked; septem ber $50 bid;
October. 57Ac bid. Oats very firm; No.
white Western. 42c: No. 2 mixed Western.
39c. Rye steady; No. 3, 7Sc. Provision,
steady and active. Mess pork, sl4.50 Lard
cry. s4c: Eggs active and firm at Hobo.
Coffee firm; Rio fair 17c; No. Z. 1870.
generally neglected. Wheat steady; No.
red. 754c; receipts, 19.0s5 bu; shipments
1900 bu. Corn lower; No. 2 mixed. SEC.
Oats strong; No. mixed. sse. Rye nominal;
at 7.s0c. Bulk meats barely steady at
S.62lsc. Bacon steady at 925o Whisky
strong: sales. f27 bris of finished goods on
basis OF e1.l5. Butter strong. Sugar
stronger. Eggs stronger. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO. Aug. 11.-Wheat lower and
steady: No. 2. cash ana August. 500; De-
cember. s9c. Corn quiet; No. 2, cash, An
gust and September. $50. Oats dull; cash.
34lac. Rye-No sales. Clover-seed higher;
prime, cash. 81; October, S6.4ah. Receipts
Wheat, 900. 507 bn; corn 5.4l3 bu; oats. 1, 00c
bu. Shipments-Wheat, 17,5lo bu; corn, l.
SOB bu: oats. 1.045 bu.
DETROIT. Aug. ll.-Wheat firm and
moderately active; No white. 79aac; No.
red. cash. 79ssc; September, S04c; No. 3
req. 744c. Corn steady but nothing doing;
No. 2. cash. 53c. Oats steady: No. white.
37i2c; No. mixed. 34lsc. Rye steady; No.
9. cash. 66l3c. eceipts-Wheat, 1900 ba:
corn, 1000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu.
Wool
BOSTON. Aug. l1.-There has been q good
demand Tor wool. and the sales foot up 1862
500 pounds OF domestic and So. 500 pounds OF
foreign. few dealers have made very large
sales, while others have had. a comparatively
quiet week. Prices have ruled steady and all
efforts to establish an advance have failed
There is large assortment here, and receivers
the week have been 23,353 bales OF domestic
, and 8, 23s bales OF foreign. The sales included
Chic X and Xxx. at % q csc: Michigan, at % a 26c
No. l, at 81 03ic; tine delaine, at 29d3 2c; un.
washed combing, at 25d26c; Montana, at 10 a
22c Utah. at lsa2oc; eastern Oregon, at i9c
secured, at 29130c; pulled, at 23d SC; I'M
washed ana understandable. at iSd22tec, and
Australian at 32140c. The m arket has been
firm for al kinds of foreign wool.
Cotton
LIVERPOOL. Aug. li.-Cotton steady with a