The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-16
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA -Flour-Receipts, 25,-
739 brls; exports, 58S brls; market stronger
sales IA, 600 brls; superfne Western and State,
$3100355 So; good to choice Western and State
! 49, so; common to choice, $50525; fancy
extra, S. 80 a $50; common to good extra Ohio,
So 80 $3.50; common to choice extra ST. Louis
$35O056O.
Wheat-Receipts, $1,000 blu; exports, none.
Spot higher but quiet. Options advanced 20
2ac, with considerable excitement Speculation
very brisk. Sales l0,850 600 bu futures, 40 600
90 seS Mo- sr rsS 9a Gstsd No No red red
nominal; No. red 81, elevator No l white,
99c; No. 2 red, November 95s 096sc, closing
at 96sc; December. 97t a 9Ssc, closing at 98sc;
January, 994 ST. OOs, closing at$l OOaa; February,
1.O4s, closing at $l,04s.
Corn higher, closing firm. Receipts, 142, 500
bu; EXPORTS 745 bu sales. LII. 900 bu futures.
III, 600 bu spot. Ungraded, SO 056c; unmerchant-
able, 80 38c; rejected. 38 SOC; November, 46sc;
No. q 540544c elevator, 55 055ic ahoat; yellow,
565c; No. November, 544c, closing at 544c,
December 53a 054sc, closing at 54sc; January,
4Ss 050tc. closing at 50sc; February, 49, a 48sc,
closing at 484c.
Oats moderately active. Receipts 80. $40 blu;
exports none; mixed Western, 30034c; white
Western, 80 q 4lc.
Hay steady and fairly active
Hops quiet.
5000 bags February, 6 &c., March, Csc; April,
7.OOc; June, 710c; July, 715c; October, 725c.
Sugars steady and quiet; refined quiet, steady;
off A, 5sc; standard A, 65c. Molasses quiet. Rice
steady and quiet.
Petroleum firm; United closed at ST. OF. Tur-
pentine steady at BIC.
Eggs were in fair demand and firm; receipts,
3, l04 packages.
Pork was quiet but firm; sales of mess at
So. IS 1000 family mess, $ll25 q l150; cut
meats steady; picked bellies So 05ac picked
hams, 81 08tc; picked shoulders, &C. Lard was
higher and more active sales of Western steam,
for export at $50 @6 523c; December, GAO;
January, 6.560657c; February, Gel q g. 64c;
March, 66S@6. Tic; May, 6 SAC; city steam, 30c.
Butter was quiet and barely steady. Cheese
was dull and heavy Western fat at 7084c
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14-There seemed to be an
impression about Change this morning that
talked of, and some good purchases were made
by persons anxious to ''catch the advance" Up
to the 901c point for December wheat, the trad
iLg was pretty we'll mixed. Later, there was
cline. This easier tone was aided by an advance
of in consols. On local buying December
slowly recovered to 90c, and in the last
hour advanced &c further, closing at
the top figures of the day, and at an advance of
about 2lc over the latest prices of yesterday.
Corn ac higher at the opening, and later
met with support which caused it to close firm.
Provisions sympathized with grain, and were
generally strong, but the trade was mostly local.
Flour was fairly active and prices steady.
Wheat was in fair speculative demand for No.
2, and the lower grades were in good requst by
raillers. The sales ranged 8SS q 89sc, closing at
S95c, November S9a a 9lsc, closing at Ole bid,
December; 9O09lac, closing at 9lsc bid,
t.. LS0Q IL
2 ASPIRING, $50 a 9Oc; No. 3, 75c; No 2 red, go
922c; No. red, soc.
Corn was active early, but quiet later. with
prices ruling slightly higher The sales ranged
November 430 44c' closing at 43c bid; Deem
Der and the year, 40! 045sc, closing at 4Os "a
40ac; January, 374 q 37sc. closing at 37sc bid;
| May, 80 39ae, closing at 39sc bid
| Oats-Trade was light and prices steady. The
sales ranged: December, 27s 0274c; May, 3Oaa q
| 31c closing st 303 305c. Rye was unchanged.
| Barley was in fair demand and prices steady;
| No. 2, 669c.
Flaxseed was firm; No. /, $1130113l.'
| There was increased activity in hog products
on account of an outside demand and higher
advancing Is 02Oc. The sales ranged: Novem.
her, So IS and quiet; december; So 80 98 So and
quiet; the year. $8 49, January, So III 099 80,
closing at $9S2a 09s5; February, So. 92s plO,
closing steady at SO 92a a g. 50; May. $40 % a
1884 closing at $40 80 0lO32a. Lard was more
Cash 617tc; November 615@622ac
closing at 620a6. 223c; December, 6l7sc
the year, 6250 SOC, closing at 62Hc;
06. 3Oc January; 1894 a 6 374c, closing at IS a
6374cFebruary; 6.40a G 45c, closing at 6.42k0
g. 45c March. Boxed meats were in fair request
firm, and tcife higher; dry sailed meats, 3. 750
39oc long-clear sides, 49O04 95c; short-clear
| Sides s. % q s.; zoe.
Whisky at Sill.
| Sugars were unchanged.
| Butt er was steadier and in better demand;
crd ery, l4024e; dairy, l30lSc Eggs were
| firm
Receipts-Flour, Is, 900 brls; wheat, 40, 900 bu;
corn, 10000 blu; oats, $4,000 blu: rye, 5000 bu;
barley, SO. 600 bu Shipments-Flour 90, 600
brls; wheat, AZ 900 bu: corn, $4,000 bu; oats,