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


| CHICAGO, Nov. a.-W hoat-The temper 81 the
| wheat market was extremely buliish during the
first hour to-day, with active trading. The de-
| mand was very urgent for time, but became less
| acute as the DAY advanced and during the middle
session ran along quietly Of medium figures. The
starting price was about ssc for December, which
was the lowest for the day, aud then advanced 10
SSfsc but with only lew sales az the outside fig
nTe, fell back slowly 70 - &C, rose sgan 10 IS e.
board at ss5ssssS5se. The cables, quoted
easy foreign markets at unchanged prices.
| The receipts here were light. and We're lighter
| all primary points than Tor the day one
| week ago. The estimates a. to the visible supply
varied considerably, but it WAS predicted that the
| Chicago statement would show an increase OF
from 100000 to 100000 bushels. The hesitancy
to trade during the latter half Of the session was
attributed TO desire 10 await the publication of
the visible supply statement ia the absence Of any
renewed and aneessin irterasf i'm corn Si'aclis
1 ton. The demand Tor cash corn was again very
| urgent forcing The price up again TO ij4c, the
| market closing at i5e. The November option rose
| the regular beard. The feeling vas
| very strong again IN the afternoon, ed-
| yaDeing again to nearly the outside figures.
! rhe small quantity in store. shorts were nervous
/ and inclined 10 cover outstanding trades. Oats
ruled stIong in sympathy: May adysneing a. one
$3.50. advancing &C on thcafternoOn board. Pro-
! visions again ruled very strong January pork
advanced at time 10 $40 but closed 15c lower
| in the latest trading. Flour steady and unchang-
ed. Wheat opened SCI 4e lower, but steadily adj
| l,c higher then Saturday. Sales ranged, Novem-
| Der, Ss1s9s5lae, closed st Ni.8s714c; December,
closed At aS7ses9c: May, 953sa96c, closed al ESQ
81 4; NO2 spring. sI sds1lsc No. spring, 81 "a
| BE: No. red, @s9lc: No. red, 79l2c. Corn
| very strong. Influenced by light receipts.
| The price for November adyanee i JSe year &c
and May 4c, finally closing at sc: &C higher for
| November. 14e higher year and S4c higher May
closed at 42i e; year, < az -, closed az $40
| Sg7 g.; May, Sgls95a.Sc, closed at S9lsc. Oats
xrf=h a and
neo;,rieT 50 efl closed & 90 Ma
Sle Bar.e ! 10: 2 &c tiaxseedENeak;
| ket opened loc higher. advanced ~ @ll addi-
| tiOaaf, declined 1922 &, and closed steady;
cash, s. z5as 80; November, S 659s ~ ?, closed
| IS z5@s ~; December $ gas -, closed a
| az 60. L8rd-Eirn, prices advanced a1z@l2l2c
cash, S O5st 10; Soyember. s. 10; De,
| January, IS 2556 - closed at S. l596 ~ Boxed
| Meats-steady; dry sailed shoulders, So yo93 -:
! - 10 Sugar. nchanged. On the Produce Ex-
! change: Butter-Dull; creamery. l4a2ie; dairy,
Il 900 bills: wheat, 5oOO0 bu.: corn, 10000 bu.
oats, 5000 bu.; rye 5000 bu.; barley zoo bu.
shlpnents-Fi9ur, Sov90 Dds; MheaI, Zi'ee9 bu
Afternoon BOard-wheat- steady and unehang-
| ed. Corn-azdlSs higher Osts2zdl4e higher.
| Fork g. io6 lower. I-sri-U ilcllsnged.
NEW YORK, NOV. a.-FIour-Receipts, IS, S24
bbls.: exports, 1896 bbls 1858 sacks. Market
eeipts. $4,000 bu. exports, 4o.so5 bu: spot dun
| and more or less nominal; shippers still holding
OF; options advanced $500 at opening, closing
steady with a reaction OF L1hc. sales; S,]l26J0
bu.; futures, ,0so bu; spot; No. , spring. ne;
ungraded red, sieg7l 20; steamer No 5 red, So
No. red. nomineli No. ! white, ssc; migrated
white s6c: postehNo. red, e0c; No. red Noyem-
| Der, 9iG9i &c, closing at 9iJsc; December, s69
9e5sc, closing At s5lac; January, 81 s@es 81 clos
l n ~ 4.
81 CO.,: May, 81 05149l 053s closing AZ 81 0Jts.
Corn-opened higher, later weakened and
exports xTISso 'S Sis 6n: Sales S,6sa zoo
futures and $4,000 bu. OF spot; ungraded, 45g
Sge; unmerehantable $3.50; rejected. 59zse 5le;
elevator, 56S57c afoat; No. ?, November, 81 "a
55 &C, closing az 5tsc; December, 52ts@53 te clos
ing at SIC; January, 4slS949c, closing atisl9c;
orsry a IS re- e9siag a. he; 5 Nay o as
atey active; receipts, l6i,350 bu.; exports, % bu
mixed Western, S0a3ic; white do S5a3ac. stock
OF grain in store November q Wheat, e.71s3ls
bn. harley. ,..sO6 bu.: rye, 1872
bu. peas. .9s4 bu.; malt a2so4 bu.
COT, e-Optons steady but fairly active Rio spot,
6see: sales. p 80 bags December 6sOc; January,
| 6S5c; February, 69)c; March. sta305c. sugar
Dull aud nominal; fair 10 good, demand refining
| quoted al 51495isc; refined, quiet; white extra
/ 4, sssa55 &c; yellow 47sa5c; mould A, &c: con-
PETITIONERS, 61se; powdered Gj4G7c; cubes, ga
Sc. Rice-Steady and in fair demand. Petro-
| leum-Firn; united closed at 81 c6tf; refined
| SIC. Turpentine-Dull at SIC. Eggs-ln lair de
anal a more s a ef e SAID Inspected. short
clear, sl29l2 %. Cutmeats-steady; sales picked
bellies, 5 So; Middles-Dull: long clear
tract grade, spot quoted at 81 iOi sales 10 arrive
s S7iSd6 iO G and t.; November, Sc Ssa6 20; De-
arH. {; ssa6 s.; March. SIS 6l@6 6lIs: April,
| 81 67; city steam, S. 30. Butter-'(uiet and hrm.
| Iead-steady. Other articles unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Flour-Quiet: West
| ern Pennsylvania and superfne, s. 29G$50; extra,
| s. 1913 70 Ohio, Indiana, 1t. Louis, : illinois,
= 5oa3 io winter patent - 29S9 =; N w
Firm but quiet fresh No. , red. IN elevator we
choice do, in grain depot, 9ic; No. 2red, sO15@
| g'zc; December 9S@@24e January, 20 s995 &c;
| February, 81 sd97 e. Corn-StrOng and higher;
No. mixed, 81 sg55c: steamer quoted at bic; No.
| mixed. November. 52aSSc; December, 4st4qi9c;
January, 46l4@fGlsc February, ld14@i6l5c. Oats
mixed s5Ilc: 10. swhite. 50 saslIse; No. white
a;as7c: futures quiet No. white, November,
35aS61xe; December, 3yl4S3O1ei January, "a q
s6T9c; February. 615g571sc. Proyisions-steady
do. packages. SO 50@ll: do. No. mess, 80 j0a TO-
Mess Pork-New, Sloalo so; do; prime mess, new
| 50; family, sll 30. Hams-Smoked. per H.. - ~
l.c Lard-Quet; refined, s. 7j@7; 10. steam
- 2596 80: do. butchers loose, = s596. Butter
ford County ' and New YORK fali tubs s4'e csc
| Bradford dairy extras, 22a23c. Eggs-steady anc
in good demand: Ohio and other Western extras
PctroleumSQ1iet; 20 Abel test, in bbis., re
pr S b 6es Tnes % be coG
bu.; corn. 1000 bu.; oats, e.O6o bu.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.--Flour-Quiet and un
changed. Wheat Higher and firm, but top prices
were not maintained, and trading was only MOD
crate; November. 955s@s514c closing at $50
| December, 957s@s65sc closing at 80. Sc; January
| 9sZa9s1gc, closing at 9s5s@gslxc: May. II Gee
higher, especially November and year: No.
| mixed, cash. 3Sl1a:915c: November. S7@35. &c
closing at SIG asked; year. Siss@351ac: closing
at sac bid; May. S51sc. Oats-Firm and higher
| No. mixed cash: 251za2s1sc May; ;95sa ;oI C C
Rye-Firm and higher AZ 59aJ91sc- Barley-Dull
| but unchanged. Butter and Eggs Unchanged
| Flaxseed-- Strong at 81 p Hay aud Bran n
| changed cornmeal-Dull and unchanged. Pro
visions-Firm and higher. with fair trading
| Pork-H Higher at ST. Iard-Higher at - a5g6
Bulkmeats-Long clear. 81 -; short ribs, s.; shorl
clear. 81 10. Bacon--f.ong clear. s. 5O@5 CO. shori