The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-07
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations On Produce at ia
1--WE Great EenteEs.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at tie
two Great GenteFs.
NEW YORK, April 6.-flour-Receipts, 81 :
435 bbls.; exports, 1886 bbs. Common grades
continue scarce and firm, while higher grades
rule dull and easy; market closing dull.
Wheat--Receipts. Ga,575 bn; exports. III
SIG bu. Spot grades advanced salSc. closing
easy; export ard milling demand light; options
opened heavy and lose lower; later recovered
from decline and advanced I @2sc. closing, how
ever, easier with reduction Of 20sc Specu-
lation was more active; sales, Boss, 600 bu flu
lures; Is. coo bp spot. No spring. Gle; No;
Northeip, SCI q 9zc; ungraded red, 81 a S5e Ne.
red. S8e; No. 2 red 81 a 92c elevator, 924 q 93c
RAoat, 90se store; No red. April sales of 40 GOO
bn at 49, a 9lsc, closing AZ 9ic May sales Of =,
$4,000 bu Of 9Os 992ssc. closing at .92c; Jnne,
sales Of goo eco bn at OPS 94se closing at este
july sales of $4,000 bn at 94l 095sc, closing at
95sc; August, sales of 248, 600 bu at % al 7sc,
closing at 97e september, sales of 30. 600 bu at
96s 097sc, closing at 97sc; October, sales of 40,
900 bu at 9Ss a 99e, closing 81 99c; November,
sales OF 10000 bu at sL000 .00s, closing at
sl00s
Corn--Spet lots |! 0ke better: options opened
20sc higher. closing weak, with the advance
partly lost; export demand moderate. and specu-
lstive see l tame d Receipts 2ss lee b ex
bu spot Ungraded, 49, a5o.c; No. 3. 49, a soc;
steamer. 49, q 1850 elevator, SOL q Bic afoat; No
q 49s soc elevator, 81 Size afaat: steamer yell
low, 50.c: steamer white, 5iA95lse; yellow, ale;
No. 2, April, 40 a soc, closing at 49sc; May. 50a
Ge505e, closing at sole; June 500 Sic, closing
at 5le; July. 52a52ec, closing at 52e
Oats were a &c higher, and only moderately
active, closing with the advance partly lost.
Receipts 50, 200. bu exports. LIS bu; sales,
230, 600 bn futures; 81, goo bu spot mixed West
ern, 81 039c; white Western 3s04lc. Lard
Four to six points higher. and fairly active,
closing weaker; eontraet grade spot quoted at
712aap7 15c; April 7,OS y 7.09c; May, 1891 Ice:
june 7.20 a T. 23c; july, T.27a732c August, T. 30
0737e. Butter-Quiet and steady for choice.
Cheese--Quiet and FIRM Western fat, ga I0lc.
Colfee-Spot fair Rio dull at sse options very
dull and rather weak. Sales |, 100 bags: June,
z25 30ci May, 80 % 1856; September, 7,G5
@7.70c. Molasses quiet; unchanged Ia price.
Rice steady; demand moderate.
Petroleum unchanged: closed at 7Sse. Tallow
dull and easier at 49, l6G5sc. Rosin dull at
$I.l5a$Ll7i.
Eggs higher and Arm; Western, l5s a Ice
Stock of grain In store, April 4:
Wheat S54 bn; corn, l.457 ,232 bu; oats,
1,l33, 30s bn barley, 100, 533 blu; rye 5,63T blu;
peas, $3.50 blu; malt, i35.I37 bu-
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE day on Change was
characterized BY unusual activity. In the alb
sence Of news from the English grain and money
markets, due to the Easter holiday in England,
the markets were subjected entirely to home In.
fHenees and the sharp advance scored in wheat
accompanied by very active trading was one Of
the surprises To which the trade is liable TO be
subjected. The wheat market was at one time
2c above the lowest figures of the day and Isc
above the closing igures Of Saturday, but fell
81 somewhat and closed for the day at medium