The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

Produce Markets.
CHICAGO. Nov 23.-The bears in wheat had mn
inning to day, held by outside influence chief
among which was the petroleum panic. The
local crowd opened the market nc lower on
heavy. cables and rumored increase of 10000
bushels in the visible supply, for while Deem
Der hung about S9c: but as stocks began TO fall off
and news of the panic i'm petroleum began to
come in. and the market assumed a very weak
tone. and values settled down 10 the lowest point
OF the day. about 1880 December was heavy at
SEC or l14c lower than Saturday. number OF
larger houses were sellers. and it stated that
eonsiderable long wheat was forced ont, own"
TO expiring margins. Toward the close oi Pa"
regular board December advanced to S3c. tic
better feeling coming from restoration OF conf
dcnce in the Eastern markets. No failures being
reported, though earlier in the day number
were expected, fears of larger receipts aud
increased movement in the northwest
occasioned some of the selling. IN the
AFTERNOON the tone was considerably stronger De-
cember closing ut So &C. with the latter freely
bid on the curb There close bond of SYM
pathy running through all the markets Corn
declined rather sharply. The market was firm
early in the day, but later on broke OFF free Of
ferngs influenced by the large receipts estimated
for tomorrow, and there was scarcely any ship
ping demand The advance in rail freight cutting
OFF the demand, November closed rs and year s4e
ing so severe a depression. Oats ruled dun with
prices a shade easier. There was a fair trade
5@5I4e followed by rally OF I21S@l5e: prices re-
coded I1Rdl0c later, and closed steady. Lard eN-
hibited very little change. Flour-Dull and UNI
changed. Wbeat-Opcned &c lower fell off 3sc
additional, rallied e, declined I14c fluctuated
and closed 1isc lower than Saturday. Sales
ranged: November, S71sGSS34c. closed at s73Sc;
December, S7j4eS9c closed at S77sc January, 81
S4I1c: No ? spring S7ss@S5iSc 30. 3 spring Ssss
7Sc: No. . red. 95c: No red 10 CarnEi,nIed
steady, but subsequently fell of rapidly on rumors
of large receipts. November declined 1l@c, and
llZc, and closed 1ze lower cash. 42i,c:
November, 4l5s@4Sl g, closed at 42i .c year I6l4
Sc DeeemSer a. Closed al an@ &c eaS Nav e9I l
81 &C. closed at Sic. Rye-Quiet; no. ,, &c. Bar
ley-Sieady; No. 2. 67e. Flsxseed-Lower: No. l,
i2l 2@f5c receded 7S6iOc ard closed steady: cash,
S S7l9g9 for old and - S112@l0 for new packed:
December, S s5@s 20, closed at $ 70; January,
anc unchanged; cash and DEFENDERS l5G6 H.:
January SC 5O@6 27ls closed at Sc sGj y Boxed
sSor rib Se q ss'e sbo1t clear sides
) p. sugar-Quiet; cut loaf. 7llksT7}sc: standard
A, &c; granulated. csc. On the Produce Ex-
change: Butter-Steady and unchanged; cream
Receipts 1000 6Dis.; wheat, 5000 61
corn. l56,oCO eu; oats, lS0OO 6u.; rye. 60oo bu.;
barley. 5000 bu. shipments-Flo 900 bbls.:
wheat Z, Zoo 6u.i corn lS4 GOO 6u oats 5000 bu
| Afternoon Observation-Disclosures and sage
higher. Corn s@l &C higher. Oats-1sc higher.
PC XIV e,h higher Lard@2l.e higher e..
bbls.; exports, 3,Sl$ bbs., 200 sacks: market
quiet and steady; good to choice Western and
Western extra, s5@5 .; fancy do, $ 500? 60
Wheat-Receipts 121 800 bu. exports, 1910 bu.;
spot lots 14@54c lower; options declined l@12sc,
1895 900 bu Of futures and 600 bu. OF spot; No
spring 9jc; ungraded red, Ss14g93c; No. red,
9614e elevator; No. white. Csc; No. red. Deem
ber 95@e6, g. closing at 953sc January, 97@9sl4c,
closing at 913sci February Megsl CO.'S, closing
at 991sc: April, g 025s@l 0$!s closing at
june, 81 '1 S5@i o. o. closing at 81 SO.
Corn1spot lots 11@1ac higher; options opened =
@ SwsT aef reacted e closing
2soQ00 bi.. CT futures and lss,ooO bu. of spot I'M
graded, J0@54c; rejected, Sgci unmercbaQtable,
29@4o: No; g. 45s4ee; steamer, 5slSI December,
54sfc closing at Sc: December, 81 .@5IIc clos
ing at j31zc: January, 4gis950c, closing at soc;
February, 4sls@i9 closing at 49c; May 4I14@4S14c,
closing at 4sl4c. Oats-Cash 14@s4c higher: re-
600 bu. Of futures and 5000 bu. of spot; mixed
Western, 55d37Sc; white do, 4l@i3c. stocks OF
| grain in store November 81: Wheat, lO.050Sl bu;
bu.; rye, Il43J2 bu; malt, % l24 bu. Hay-steady
and demand fair. Cohee-spot, fair; Rio, dull;
options a shade lower and fairy active; 10 Klo,
March, 6.67@6.sOc; April 6:SSc; May, 6.eoc Sugar
S$|ss ST. iSss,rv fs'soleSSsqRis
s. O21;;@l 0s: Turpeptine.steady; CSC asked
Western c and Sayers
| favor: mess, sl0@l0 % for inspected. Beef-Hams,
steady; ,ieree beet nominal Cut NeatsTa Firm
| lower: western steam. Sc 81; November, S. Il;
| December, Sc 4S@6 a.; January, 81 j6; February,
1 BntteT%steady and quiet. cheeseSo4iet and I'M
| changed. Lead-Firm. Other articles unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g.. Flour-Demand
light; Ohio straight s 90; Minnesota BAKERS BAKERS
| S. TO- Wheat-Duil, and prices declined 19a54cc,
1 closing weak ungraded red, $685., No. req,
4 January 81 sa9iISe: February, 60 S997c Corn
Nominal; spot lots weaker; new No. 3, &c; new
No. white. 45c: do yellow, 4sIzc: old ungraded
mixed. Sic: old No. mixed and yellow. zoe; No
mixed, November. 53@Gc; December, sc
4e1lc; January, 47h@4szc; February !a1sa 81
No. white, sslzc; futures quiet; No; white. No
yember, ssSasIs e; December, $5s4@ssc; January.
and in fair jobbing demand. Pork-Mess. new,
sl1 5oal2; do: family, sil JO9l2 HamS-snoked'
steam, Sc 50. Bntter2Quiet and steady: 26@27c
for poor to choice. Eggs-Firm and in good de
mand; Western resh, :s;c. Gheese-9uiet; ONO S
Rcceipts-Flour. 900 bbls. wheat 1000 bu. corn.
1000 bu.: oats, 5000 bu. shipments-wheat, 2,coo
bu.; corn. 5000 bu.; oats, 5000 bu.
| ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23-Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. wheat Lower. declined 14@1ac early
| recovered then declined again, and closed l4g1sc
SsloS sssTTday SS eea Sasn closing
95l4c; January, or s@g7zsc, closing at 9714c bid
May, 81 O5@l 661l, closing at 81 Corn-LoweI
% nas sp ca s0' ss SS sac January
| 34lzc: May, 36l 4@36lsc. Oats-Dull and easy: No
| mixed cash. 26lSd27c; May. 0lz@305sc. Rye
quiet at 59@eo1sc. Bariey@Duil and and unchanged &
Changed. Flaxseed- at q Il. Hay and
BraneUnchanged. Cornmeal-steady at 81 o.
Wool-Quiet and unchanged. Provisions-Quiel
| and unchanged. Pork-Quiet Bulkmeats and
Becon-steady with fair job trade at previous
quotations. Receipts-Flour, 1000 b6ls. wheat
600 bu.: corn $4,000 bu.; oats, lS.OOO bu:; rye
1000 bu: barley, 1000 bu. shipments-Flour
| 1900 bbs.; wheat 10000 bu.; corn, as,OO0 ou.i
oats 1900 bu.: rye, 1900 bu.; barley, none;
| Afternoon rd-Wheat-Novembe ~ &c DID
| December, 95lzc; January, 971zc; May, II OJssc
| Corn-Firm Oats-Steady.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Flour-Dull; choice
| 81 80; fancy 81 IS; extra fancy. t5@5 10; Mime
sofa and winter wheat patents, 50 45@5 621 Torn
Dull, weak and &c lower. at 45@46c. Oats-firn
| choice western. BIC. Cornmea1-Firmer at va
| TO- Hay-Quiet and steady. Hog Produets-
Dull Pork-se 37lss: Lard-Reined terce 50 -
| Bulk Neats--shoulders. 81 12t5; long clear aud
clear rib. S. 10y: Bacon-shoIders, 9 %; Ions