The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-23
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Two Great Centers.
! NEW YORK, Nov 2I-Flour-Receipts, I5,-
67O brls; exports, I'll brls 5000 sacks Mar
| ket dull and weak. Superfne Western and
| State, So Is as So; common to choice extra st.
Louis, So 4O05.6O; patent Minnesota extra good
| to prime, $5.250550 Corn meal steady; yellow
| Western, $30325.
Wheat-Receipts, 100 bu; exports, none.
| Spot lots, 30ac lower and dull. Options de-
clined q &c, closing with the inside figures rul
| ing weak. Sales, 2 O0O 900 bu futures rs, 600 bu
spot. No 2 red. 96s 1910 in elevator; No
white, 9Sac; ungraded white, 97c; No. red, De-
cember, 96s a &c, closing at 96sc; January, 98s
1880, closing at 98sc; February, 81. O04 q OOs,
closing at l. 0O4; March, ST. 02s 1024 closing at
ST. o2s; May ST. O54 LOG, closing at 81 054; June,
81. O6s.
Corn-Spot lots &c and options a 1c lower, clos
ing heavy. Receipts, 147, 600 bu; exports, Al. GAP
bu sales, 1,24S 600 bu futures, 284, 900 bu spot.
Damaged, 25 a 30c; ungraded, 4O041c; Novem-
Der. SIS 046c: steamer, 513 q 51ac No. g 54t 541c
in elevator. 55c afoat: No white, 56a SIC; vel
low, 554c; December, 53s a 54sc, closing at 53ac;
January, SO 50sc, closing at SOC; February. 40 a
49sc, closing at ACC; May, 4S a. 1850, closing at
| 48c.
Oats-Cash. aac higher. Receipts. Is, 600
bu; exports, 1879 bu: Sales. 100000 on futures,
81 600 bu spot Mixed Western. 33sc;. white
Western, 37043c Hay firm, demand fair
Hops unchanged and dull
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull; options 50l0c
points higher and fairly active. No. Rio, spot,
e. Zoe Sales of % $40 bags; December, G. IS q
3 6Oc; January, 6.6006 Csc; February, G. 75c
March, e. 1906. 8Oc; April, 6S006 85c; June,
7OOc Sugar firm and quiet; English Island
a a 5sc; refined, quiet and steady; cut-loaf and
crushed: 7sc;. powdered, 10 &c; granulated, 6
mi I al ace<a,L x1.1 d. ST. d.
steady and quiet.
Petroleum quiet; united, 99kc Tallow steady
and quiet at 4sc. Turpentine firm at &c.,
Eggs firm and in fair demand Receipts 1855
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Leather firm and active; hemlock sole, bue;.HSs
Ayres light middle and heavy weights, %. 24c.
Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece 7036c;
pulled, II q 33c; Texas, 9022c.
Pork firm but quiet Beef hams firm. Tierce
beef neglected; India mess. $l702O0O. Cut
meats frm picked bellies, 81 05se. Lard, 405
points lower, and dull contract grade. spot,
quoted at 6 SOC; December 6.47c; January,
g. Sc 06, SIC; February, $3.50 66c; March. g. 1870
G. 75c; May, 6870 6 90c
Butter quiet and barely steady. Other arti
cles unchanged
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Nothing in the speculat-
| i've list on Change to-day met with any decided
support, and the tendency of values was generally
| downward. Wheat had been headed for this
given the statement by the majority of opera
tors. The cables came in very slow and heavy
| and generally fraction lower British consols
were considerably higher, which served
war feeling, and on this showing the
quantities of wheat thrown on the market
were quite large. The December option fell off
&c. to 894c rallied to 89sc, fell back toward the
close, and guotable at 890 S9sc in the latest
trading. The receipts continue light and the
shipments small Corn and the minor grains
developed few, if any, features, and
| were about steady. at quotations. Corn
shading off for cash and the near futures at the
| close. Pork fell off 15c, but ruled steady. At
| the opening 1Oc was lost on rumors that the re-
| ceipts of live hogs were larger than the esti-
mate, and subsequently sc additional was lost,
| but outside buying orders, later. caused reac-
ton to nearly the extent of the Decline making
the market steady.
| Flour was quiet and steady
| Wneat-The market opened weak and sold off
| 4c under large offerings rallied &c, fell back
again. and closed &c under yesterday Sales
ranged: November 88a 089c, closing at 88c;
December. SO s9sc, closing at s90 s9sc; January.
S9a 9Ose, closing at 800 S9sc; May, 953 a. 6tc.
closing at 9sa 995sc; No; spring, ssa 0sssc No.
spring, 70074c No. red, 92sc; No. 3, 794c.
Corn quiet and generally easier Cash, 43s a
44c November, 49, a 44c, closing at 43ac; De-
cember. Az 42sc, closing at Az 41sc; the year,
All q Age, closing at Az 04lsc
| q
| Cash, &c., November and December, 28sc; MAY,
31sc. Rye quiet; No. 2, &c. Barley quiet;
| No 2. &c.
Flaxseed easy; No l, $l.134.
Mess pork ruled weak early, but rallied and
closed steady. Sales ranged: Cash, S. 95 a 300;
December; So. 95 a 9.0O closing at 1896; Janu-
airy; &c. So 90. 923, closing at So 80 923c. Lard
steady. Cash. 6.15c; December, Is 06 173c;
January, 6.22a az 25c Boxed meats steady.
Dry-salted shoulders 3S 8. S5c; short rib Sides
T. 80 a 5. 00c; short-clear sides. $40 05.25c.
Whisky was steady at ST.. Is.
Sugars were unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled quiet
and steady; creamery, lea 25c; dairy, u q lSc.
Eggs, 1890.
Receipts-Flour 13 600 brls wheat, $4,000 bu
corn, 1913, 600 blu; OATS 49,, 600 bu: rye, 5000 bu
barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000
brls; wheat $4,000 bue corn, las. 600 bu; oats
| los, 600 bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, &c. 900 bu.
| TRADE IN GENERAL.