The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-13
shows an increase in gold of 280000f and de-
crease in silver of 2, 793 000f.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov 2-Flour-Receipts, q,
308 brls; exports, $4,000 brls sales $4,000 brls
superine Western and State, SO. 100355.
Wheat-Receipts, IS. $50 bu; exports, 81 ,36C
bu. Spot lower and dull Options opened weak
and soon declined lie, later ruled stronger and
closed with recovery of Ia &c. Sales, 5,7A, 00C
bu futures, 1000 blu spot; No. 2 spring. 93ac
No. l Northern, c. f. and l., $l.01. a l02 I'm.
graded, red, 70 a9Oc No. 2 red. 96c adoat; No.
white, Csc; No. 2 red, November. 934 a 932c,
closing at 93lc December. 945 a 96c, closing at
95!c; January, 81 CSC, closing at 97ac; Febru-
airy, 990 99sc, closing at 99ac; March. $10l a
I014 closing at Sl01s; April, ST. 025 a l. OBJ
closing at $103; June, $l.053 q LOCI closing al
$L05s.
Corn lower, closing weak Receipts, 100, 96O
bu; exports 10, 495 bu; sales $40 600 bu futures,
29, 600 bu spot; ungraded, Al 053c; unmerchanta-
ble 20 640c; rejected. 39i a 40c: No. g. 464 047c;
steamer, 52c spot 49c December; No. q 53z a
544 elevator. 54s a 554c afoat; No white SAL a
SAFE; high mixed, SIC; No. 2, November, 54s a
54sc, closing at SAC; December, SO 53sc, closing
at 53sc; January, 4Ss 0484c closing at 4sic;
February, 1885, closing at 4Sssc May, All q 47ac.
closing at 47Ic
Oats lower and quiet receipts, 65, $50 bu; ex-
ports, ESQ Du; white 34040c.
Coffee-Options a shade lower, moderately
active; sales $4,000 bags; November, 675c; De-
cemDer, g. 70d6 75c; January. SOC; February,
6.85 GOO; March, 6.95c; April. 7OOc, May,
7.05c; October 725c
Sugar firm; white extra G, 81 yellow, AZ
SIC; off A, ST &c; mold A. 6sc; standard A,
3-1606ac; confectionery A, 6sc; cutloaf and
crushed, re; powdered. 6s07c; graduated,
demand; New Orleans 53054c for choice and
fancy Rice steadily held; demand fair
Petroleum firm; United closed at $1.07s.
Turpentine firm at 81 037ac.
Eggs were frmer, aud in fair demand; receipts
2,O22 packages; Western, "a a 26c
Pork was firm but only modertely active;
sales of prime mess. at SO. 501O for inspected;
family mess, $lL5o; clear back, $12@l250.
Beef steady, Cut meats steady.
Lard was dull; contract. grade. spot,
was quoted at 6 Soc; sales of choice at 6 SOC;
December, 6.40c; January, 645 al Acc; February.
g. 53c; March, 60 0661c; April, Csc; city steam,
6.30c.
Butter was dull and rather weak. Cheese
was dull and easy.
Copper dull Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov I2-There were more
bears" than "bulls" in the wheat pit to-day
The market opened dull and dragging and it
was not long before there was shrinkage of &C.
Towards noon there was a little more life, but
prices kept changing within narrow range, and
finally closed at the medium figures of the day,
showing decline of k05c on those current
twenty four hours ago. Corn failed to exhibit as
much life as yesterday but good business was
done in the way of covering up Receipts were
light, shipments were fair, and 56,472 bushels
were withdrawn from store Liverpool was
firm, but New York was weak and lower.
The weather was cloudy, with indications
of rain. The latter was Offset by reports that
colder wave was about to sweep over the corn
belt. The market opened rather strong but
free selling by the longs" and an unwillingness
OF the shorts" to cover, produced heavy fee,-
Ing November was quiet, as compared with
yesterday, and opened at 4sc, broke to 42aac,
advanced to 44c after offerings decreased but
closed with 1870 bid A great deal of long
year and May, was disposed of, and the year
dropped from Alto to 40sc and, after few
small reactions. closed at Doc bid The last sales
recorded ! PC decline on November, and 4c on
May, but the year remained steady. Oats were
easier and quiet. Provisions were quiet for
future delivery, but for cash lots trading was
fairly active. The shorts" are generally sup
posed to be well filed, and the range of prices
was lower.
Flour was very quiet and weak, but not
quotably lower
Wheat was moderately active and lower The
sales ranged: Cash, 85s 0S64c, closing at S64c;
November. 87s 087sc, closing at size bid; De-
cember, 81 sS3c, closing at 8s5c bid; January,
94a a CSC, closing at 94sc bid; May, No. 2
spring, sac; No. g. 68072c; No. 2 red, 81 a 92c;
No. 3 red, SOC.
Corn was unsettled, rather weaker and lower;
No. 2. Acc cash; November; 424 a 44sc, closing
at 432 a 44c the year, 40s 641c closing at 40ac;
May. 80 0399c, closing at 39c bid.
Oats were very quiet and easy; No. 2, 26ac
cash. 26a @26sc November, 27027sc December,
BOZ a 30sc, closing at 3Osc, May
Rye was dull; No 2. &c. Barley was quiet;
No. 2, &c.
Flaxseed was frmer; No. l, Glib
Pork was fairly active but irregular, at
So. 70 a s 80 cash; November. nominal; December,
SIS. 624 a g.. rs, closing at $S.7O0875; January,
So So 9 Is, closing at 49, 62a 90 65. Lard was
moderately active and easier at g. 10 06 12Ic cash;
6.07a a 6 l0c November and December; 6150
6173c January. Boxed meats were steady;
dry sailed shoulders 3 so 03 75c short-rib sides,
480 "a 90c; short-clear sides, 5.l00515c
Whisky, $l15.
Sugars were unchanged
Butter and eggs were unchanged.
On the afternoon board wheat was about
steady. Corn was easier at 40ac December, and
800 for May. Oats were dull at 26sc Novem-
Der, 274c December, 30sc for May. Pork was
easier at So S73 December, and SO 80 for January.
Recepts-Flour. $4,000 brls; wheat, At 900 blu;
corn, 81, 600 bu; oats, $4,000 bu: rye, 1900 bu;
barley, "a, 600 bu. Shlpments-Flour, 10000
brls; wheat, 10000 bu: corn, $4,000 bu; oats,
l01.000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barly. &C. 900 blu.