The Indianapolis journal., 1885-11-10

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
| Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Flour-Receipts 38,
324 brls; exports, 4.596 brs, 1858 sacks; market
dull and heavy; sales 13, 900 brls
Wheat-Receipts, 134. 900 bu; exports, 40.805
bu. Spot dull and more or less nominal; ship
pers still holding off, Options advanced 30sc at
the opening, closing steady, with reaction of
40ac Sales, $4,000 bu futures, $4,000 bu
spot; No. spring, 94c; ungraded red, Bic a
$I-02a; steamer No. 8 red, Soc; No. 2 red, nom
inaE Mol white, Csc; ungraded white 86c; posted
No red 90c No. 2 red. November. 940943c,
closing at 94lc; December, 96096sc, closing
at 963c; January, 98s a9Ssc, closing at oslo;
! February, ST. 0O4 a l0Oa closing at 81. 00a; May,
81. 054 q L05s, closing at $l.O5a.
Corn opened higher, later weakened and
declined, closing easy. Receipts, 2S 400 bu; ex-
ports. 30, 1876 bu; sales, 2,6SS,OOO bu futures,
$4,000 bu spot; ungraded, 45056c; unmer-
chantable 30 35c; rejected 40a a 4lc; No. 3, 47c;
No 4, 463 a 46ac; No. 2, 55I 0564c elevator, 56
oslo afoat; No. 2, November, 544 055sc, closing
at 54sc; December, 52s q 534c, closing at 52sc;
January, 49, 49c,s closing at 4Sac; February,
at 47sc.
Oats were higher and moderately active; re-
celpts, l64, 800 bu; exports 95 Du; mixed Western
30034c; white Western, 33 a 39c.
Coffee-Options steady; fairly active; No. Rio
spot, 69Oc sales, 21, 250 bags; No Rio
December 6SOc; January, 6S5c; February, G. 95c;
March. 7OO0705c Sugar dull and nominal;
fair to good refining quoted at 81 05sc; refined
quiet; white extra G. s. a 5ae yellow, d sc;
mold A, 6sc; confectioner's, 6ac; powdered, g
BIC; cubes, e. 06sc. Rice steady and in fair de-
| mand.
! Petroleum firm; United closed at ST.. 06a; re-
| fined, &C. Turpentine dull at 37c.
Eggs were In fair demand and firm; receipts,
| 2,o74 packages
Pork was firm and more active; mess, SO. $50
| lOO0 for Inspected short Clear $120l2.50. Cut
meats steady; sales of picked bellies at 5sc; mid
dies dull; long clear, 5sc. Lard was higher and
| moderately active: contract grade, spot, was
| quoted at 6.4Oc; sales to arrive, 637B BO6 G. 40c
G. andf. :. November. 6.3S S06. 40c; December G. $50
6.39c; January, 45c; February 6520
6.53c; March, 6.6l06 6lac; April, 6.67c; city
| steam, G. 3Oc
Butter was quiet and firm. Lead was steady.
| Other articles unchanged.
| CHICAGO, Nov 9-The temper of the wheat
market was extremely bullish during the first
| hour to-day, with active trading. The demand
was very urgent for time, but became less
active as the day advanced, and during the mid
| die OF the session ran along quietly at medium
| figures. The starting price was about 88c for
December, which was the lowest for the day,
and then advanced to $3.50, but with only a few
| sales at the outside figure fell back slowly to
closed on the regular board at 8Ss $3.50. The
cables quoted easy foreign markets at unchanged
prices. The receipts here were light and were
lighter at all primary points than for the same
day one week ago. The estimates as to the visi-
BILE supply varied considerably, but it
was predicted that the Chicago state
men would show an increase of from 500. 600
to 1000 600 bushels. The hesitancy
to trade during the latter half of the session was
attributed to desire to await the publication of
the visible supply statement. In the absence of
any outside news to affect the course of values
there was renewed and unceasins interest in
corn speculation. The demand for cash corn
was again very urgent forcing the price up to
454c the market closing at 45c. The November
option rose to 42sc, but fell back again to 421c on
the regular board. The feeling was very strong
| again in the afternoon. advancing prices to
nearly outside figures The receipts were excep-
tlonally light and owing to the small quantity
in store, the shorts" were nervous and inclined
to cover outstanding trades. Oats ruled strong,
in sympathy, May advancing at one time to Bic,
but fell back and closed at p M. at 30sc. ad-
again ruled very strong, January pork advancing
at one time to So TO- but closing 15c lower in the
latest trading.
Flour was steady and unchanged
Wheat opened ate lower, but steadily ad-
vanced : 0sc broke off &c. fuctuated and closed
&c higher than Saturday. The sales ranged:
87s q size, closing at S7s a sic; December. SO a
S8sc, closing at 88s 08sdc; January, sss 0S9sc,
closing at SSs as9e; May, 95s 96c, closing at
| 95a a 95sc; No. 2 spring S7a 0S7ac No 3 spring,
6sa a 73lc; No. 2, red, 9O09lc No red, 79lc
Corn was very strong, influenced by light re-
ceipts. The prices for November advanced he
the year &C. and May &c, finally closing &c higher
for Novem ber &c higher for the year and IL high
er for May, than on Saturday. Cash, 45c: Novem-
Der, 420 42bc, closing at 42sc the year. 394 39zc
closing at 39a 0393c; May, 39s a $3.50, closing at
39!c
Oats were firm and higher. with an active de-
] So IL. Il. 3<SD-.
27c, closing at 26sc December, 26s a 274c, clos
ing at 26sc; May BOZ 03lsc, closing at 3Osc.
Rye was steady; No. 2, Gle. Barley was
quiet; No. 2, &c.
Flaxseed was weak; No. l, $1120L124.
Mess pork was active Tha market opened 10c
higher. advanced 12a015c additional, declined
10 &c, and closed steady; cash, So. rs a s 80;
November. So 65 a 8 77a, closing at $8 IS 08 774;
December $o 60 as 80. closing at $8 774 80;
January, SO 955 09.70, closing at $957 1890.
receded .024 a O5c and closed steady; cash, sos
06.1Oc; November 6IOc December,
6O73 06 l23c, closing at 6.07a 06l0c;
January, 615 zoe, closing at els 06 174e
$50 53 75c; short-rb sides, 75049Oc; short
clear sides, 0505 10c.
Whisky firm at lis
Sugars were unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter was dull:
creamery. 1404c; dairy, 13018c EGGS were
steady at 20c
On the afternoon board wheat was steady and
unchanged. Corn was 03c higher Oats were
/ &c higher Pork was u a l0c lower Lard
was unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 70, 900 bu;
corn. 100. 900 bu; oats 81, 900 bu; rye 5000 bu;
barley, g. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour 80, 900
brls: wheat. 2l,000 bu; corn, 900 900 bu; oats,
| $4,000 bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, 26, 600 bu.
! GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.