The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-10
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Dec 9-Flour-Dull. Receipts,
2O,5l5 brls; exports, 5,2l9 brls, l3, 1895 sacks.
Sales, II, 600 brls.
Wheat lower Receipts 26, 800 bu; exports,
54,353 bu. Sales, SAG 900 blu futures. 80, 600
bu spot. No. spring, 96c; ungraded red, zoe a
$lOO4; No. 2 red, 963c, aloat No. white, CSC;
ungraded white, &c. No. red, December,
| nominal; January 95a 096lc, closing at 96ac;
February, 97a rosie, closing at 97sc; March.
995 a 995c, closing 99sc; April, $1.O0s ola
$l02a.
Corn easier; receints. 95, 400 blu; exports, 49,
OH blu; sales. 1872 900 bu futures and 275 600
bu spot. Ungraded, 46053ac; rejected Ala
4lBc No 3, 49443c; steamer, 4Sc elevator, 494c
afoat; 474c, December; 48c cost freight and
insurance; No. 2, 5lsc elevator 50 a 54ac af1oat,
524c C. f. l.; ungraded white, 49, a Coo; steamer
white, 49l 504c; No. December, 51a05l2c,
closing at 5lsc; January. 50050ac, closing at
94sc; February 49. 49sc' closing at 49ac:
March, 494c; May, 49, a 484c, closing at 4Ssc.
Oats dull receipts, 81. 1850 bu; exports, 210 blu;
mixed Western, 80 037c; white Western, $40
4lc
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull, s4c; options steady,
but very quiet; sales, 50, 900 bags; December
6 75c; February. 75c; March, G. soc; April, s5c;
June, 1OOc. Sugar strong, but quiet fair to
good refining quoted at SIC; refined firm; quoted
extra e, 81 @54c; white extra c. SIC; mold A,
1c; standard A. 6s 06ac; confectioners A, ca
6sc; crushed dull at 74c; powdered, 7sc; granu-
lated, 7c cubes, 707sc.
Petroleum steady Talow quiet.
Eggs steady, but quiet; receipts, 1.213 pack
ages.
Cut meats steady and quiet; sale, picked
bellies, Sc. Lard dull December G. 3Sc; January,
g. 420 e. 44c; February, G. 49@55Oc; March, g. $50
6.59c.
Butter firm and in fair inquiry mainly for fine
grades; Western, lO031c; Elgin creamery, 310
SIC. Cheese quiet and firm; Western fat u 09c.
Copper steady; lake, 11!c. Other articles un-
changed.
CHICAGO, Dec 9-The telegraph wires were
IN trouble this morning, and very few orders of
any kind were received on Change during the
first hour. Some curiosity was evinced as to
the course the stock market would take, in view
OF the death of Mr.. Vanderbilt and what effect
II any. it would have upon values in the grain
market Prices showed little change at the open
ing In wheat, and the market ruled firm during
the first hour, with prices well up to the closing
figures of yesterday. A selling movement set
IN about 10 o'clock, however, which caused the
price of May to break from 94sc to 93ac, but the
- - better buying, broke off again
to inside figures, rallied, and closed
bid at the close Of the af.efnoe:. ssoard Re-
ceipts continue light at all primary points, with
only slight shipping movement. The cables
quoted steady foreign markets, with no change,
however, in prices. There fair speculative
trade in corn. accompanied by weaker feeling.
Year delivery attracted the principal attention,
opening &c higher. but fell off &c under free of
ferings The other options closed q ac lower.
Trading was very light in oats with only slight
changes in prices Provisions were lightly traded
in, with prices closing shade lower.
Flour-Trading was very light at unchanged
prices.
Wheat unsettled and nervous The market
opened steady. but fell off s01c from yester
days closing rallied &c. fell off 0sc, rallied &C..
and closed "a SC under yesterday. December,
81 0S7sc, closing at s7sc; January, S7s a S84c,
closing at S74c; February, S7s q 49,, closing at
884c; May, 934 a. 4sc, closing at 93s 094c; No. 2
spring, 81 q SIZE; No. spring. 6Sa a 723c; No.
Corn was fairly active but weaker year de-
liveres sold up &C. but broke off &c under large
offerings, closing lie under yesterday, the other
options ruling steady; cash, 42c; the year and
December AIS 043ssc closing at Az a 42c: JAN
uary. 3Ss 39tc, closing at $3.50; May. 40s 040ac,
closing at 40ic
Oats were quiet and unchanged; cash and
December 29c; January, 2Ssc; May, 81 031sc.
Rye was quiet; No. 2, Gle. Barley was DULL No.
2, 65c,
Flaxseed was steady; No. /, $113t
Mess pork was fairly active and % sc lower.
Cash So. ST. 80 for old, and So 87a 90 80 for
new packed; January, SO s7a a 9 92a, closing at
So s7i 90 80; February, SO a lO05. closing at
SO 971 010; May, SIC. 374 a l047A, closing at
$1037a q l040. Lard-Prices were .02!c lower
cash, OBJ 0605c; January, 6.073 06 loo; Feb
ruary, 6 III az zoe. Boxed meats were steady
dry sailed shoulders g. 70 % 75c short-rib sides,
480 "a $780, shortclear Sides $40 05 15c.
Whisky was steady at $l.l5.
Sugars were unchanged.
Butter was in good demand and firm; creamery
14027c dairy 12i a lSc. Eggs 81 age
On the afternoon board wheat was steady at
Size January; 94c May. Corn was steady at 42c
the year. Oats. pork and lard were unchanged
Receipts-Four, 10, 900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, 5000 bu; oats 103. 600 bu rye, 1900
blu; barley, 1900 blu. Shipments-Flour, 49,
600 brls; wheat, 1900 blu: corn, "a. 900 bu;
oats, 49, 900 Blu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, 1900 bu.