The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-06

red, s709sc; No 8 red 92c; No. 2 red, 974c de-
| livered; No. / white Csc; ungraded white. 90c;
No. red, November, 94ac; December 96s a 97sc
closing at 9lsc; January, 984 1890, closing at
99sc; February, 81. 00a "a ola closing at Sd. OIL;
March, s.. O20 % 02s, closing at 81. C2s: April
81 O4s al o43. closing at sl.04s; May, $l05s
/ DOT, closing at 81 069.
Corn-Spot advanced 1014c and options to
lsc. closing with some reaction; light export de-
mand. Receipts, 5000 bu; exports 104, 2o8 bu;
sales, 7680 900 bu futures, 168. 900 bu SPOT: un-
| graded 35 055c; No. 3, As a. 5kc; No 2 SO a 554c
rejected, 40041c; No. 2 November. so q 544c,
closing at 53sc; December, 504 5l4c. closing at
5l4c; January, All 047sc, closing at 41sc; May
470474c, closing at Ate.
| Oats quiet and fairly active; receipts. 81, 100
| bu; exports, 1893 427 blu; mixed Western. 80 33c;
| white Western, 81 q 3Sc.
| Hay steady and in fair demand.
Coffee-Options dull and barely steady; No.
6.80c; December, 6 &c., January. g. 9Oc; February
| sos 07c; March, 7O507 Zoe; April, 40 al 15c;
May. 7150 ~ Zoe: June, 7.25c. Sugar dull and
nominal; refined, dull white extra G, 5sc; off A,
crushed, 74c powdered g. 07c; granulated
716063c. Molasses steady and quiet. Rice
| firm and demand moderate.
| Tallow dull. Turpentine firm at BIC.
Eggs irmer and in good demand; receipts
| 2.773 packages; Western, 22a 024c
| Pork firm and more active; mess SO. % 90 so
| for uninspected; SO. 50010 for inspected; short
clear, $1l. IS 012 so; extra prime $3.50 Cut
meats firm; picked bellies. 5.750612c picked
hams, 8ac; picked shoulders, Al sc; middles
firm; long clear; sic. Lard higher and active;
sales of Western steam, spot, at $50 06. 32ac; to
arrive, g 213c; November 6 25 06 28c; Decent Der,
6.25 at .29c; January, 6. 3206.36c; February
6.39 a 4Oc; March, 6.470650c; city steam, 625c.
Butter was firm and in good demand; Western
902oc Cheese was quiet and weak.
| Lead was firm: common DC, Other articles
| unchanged.
| CHICAGO, Nov 5-The cables came in weak
| this morning. and the amount of wheat afioat
| headed for the United Kingdom and the CONT
| nent showed an increase of 100000 bush
| els The receipts here were the smallest in four
weeks and were light at other points The re-
| puted panic in stocks and the sharp advance in
loanlng rates at New York, which caused the
sharp decline in wheat Yesterday afternoon, pro-
voked reaction at the opening, and wheat
started &c higher, at 88sc for December, with
few sales at 88c, which-was the lowest price
corded during the session. The buying was
brisk from the opening, and December rose
quickly to SSac fell back to 885c, from which it
advanced sharply to SOC, then fell back slowly to
$780, rose again to $3.50 and finally
fell back at the close of the regular
board to 88a 0S84c The feeling was stronger
the afternoon, and the market closed steady, in
the latest trading, at $500. There very little
news of any character such as would ordinarily
affect the course of values Continued light re-
cepts and wet weather impaired considerable
strength to corn, and prices were we'll main
tanned up to the best figures of yesterday until
on the afternoon board, when the temper was a
trile easier, November declining a fraction.
Ga is ruled strong, and closed we'll up to the
highest prices paid yesterday. Provisions were
| exceptionally strong. Under the influence of a
good demand mess pork advanced 20a25c, and
closed at the outside figures Lard was .05a .07ac
higher.
Flour was quiet and unchanged
Wheat opened q &c higher, owing to light re-
ceipts and wet weather, advanced &c additional,
declined &c on large selling, fuctuated, and
closed &c higher than yesterday. The sales
ranged: November, SCI 0S75c, closing at S6ac:
December, 89 68sc, closing at 88s 0884c; Janu-
airy, S8s a $751; closing at 49, q $3.50; May, 95s q
96sc, closing at 9osc; No. 2 spring S69c; No 3
spring, II 074c; No. 2, red 905c; No. red,
78ac.
Corn-A firm feeling prevailed owing to I'M
usually light receipts and bad weather In flu
lures interest eentered in the year delivery, and
closed &c higher for the year, and 40l3c higher
for the other options cash, 4l4c; November. 40s
@4l9c, closing at 40sc; the year 38 039c, closing
at 384c; May, 38aa 039c, closing at 3Ssc.
Oats ruled firm. the trading being light; cash,
263c; December, 264c; May, 80 a 3O4c, closing at
30sc. Rye was steady; No. 2, 60ae. Barley was
quiet No. 2, &c.
Flaxseed was steady No. l, s1l4
mess pork was active ana 1lrm with stronger
feeling and prices 20025c higher cash. So. 37a a
$50 for old, and 937A $3.50 for new picked;
November $8. 80 as. 40, closing at So 37a a 40;
December. SIS. 30 So closing at $8 45 AL;
January 49, Is q 8. 49, closing at SO. 35 q 9 37a.
Lard was frmer and 05 .07ac higher; cash, Is. IS
05.97ac; November. 5.95a297Ac; December.
1913 acc, closing at &C., January, 6.02a q 6.07a,
closing at 605a6 07ac Boxed meats were
stead; dry-salted shoulders. $50 03 75c: short
rib Sides 4 65 "a Soc; short-cear sides, 495 05c.
| Whisky was steady at LIS.
| Sugars were unchanged
| On the Produce Exchange butter was dull
Creamery, 14@25c; dairy, IL 016c. Eggs were
| firm at 19 020c.
| On the afternoon board wheat was stronger
and &c higher. Corn easy and &c lower for
November. Oats were steady and &c higher for
| May. Pork and lard were unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, %, 900 brls; wheat GS, 600 bu;
corn, II, 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu rye, 5000 bu;
barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000
brls: wheat $4,000 bu corn, $4,000 blu; OATS
$4,000 bu; rye 5000 blu; barley, $4,000 bu.