The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-17

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at tn
Two Great Centers.

NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
| NEW YORK, Nov 6-Flour-Receipts, $40,
| 0S9 brls; exports, So 1888 brls; market strong;
sales l5S, 900 brls; superfne Western and State.
| SO. 150 3. SO; common to good extra Western and
State, So. 3503.7 rs; common to choice white extra
| Western and State $500 $3.50; common TO good
extra Ohio, 35 a 81 60; common to choice extra
| St Louis, SO. 80 a 600
Wheat-Receipts, so, a67; blu; exports, 20, 401
Blu; spot held higher, but ruled quiet with an alb
sence of interest. Options opened strong, later
lost the advance. and declined 01ac. Sales T.
700, 900 bu futures; 80, 900 bu spot; No. spring,
Csc; No. ungradei red, SOC .02; No. 3 red,
nominal, 94ac; No. 2. red nominal 941c No. red
nominal at 81 097ac; No. l white. 95c; No. red,
November 81 098sc, closing at 97c; December,
973 99sc, closing at 97sc; January, 99k ST. 0lsc
closing at 99sc; February, 99sc q ST. o., closing
at 81 Oh; April, CLOSE 107s closing at ST. 0544
May, $1.O8a closing at $l.O6a June $l080
1.09s, closing at ST. 08.
Corn-Spot steady and quiet Options opened
| ia &C lower later declined further a &c, closing
| heavy. Receipts, 10000 bu; exports, s6.6l5
bu; sales, 1.552. 900 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot
Ungraded, 50054c; understandable $50 40c;
| No. q 544c in elevator, 55s a 554c afloat; No 2
white, 56c; No. 2 November 53s 54sc, closing
| at 53sc: December, 53l a 545c, closing at $780,
January, 49, 050sc. closing at 49sc: February,
49, Acc, closing at 48sc May, 47s a 4Ssc closing
| at 48tc.
Oats higher and fairly active. Receipts, $4,000
| blu; exports, 2,S70 ou; mixed Western, 300 35ac;
white Western, So 041c.
Hay steady and IN fair demand.
COffee-Options steady but very dull. Sales,
3, 900 bags. December, g. SOC; February, 690c
March, Csc: April, Doc. Sugars dul;refned DULL
ora Y1Y1la Tod Ii nj
New Orleans, 4S05Oc for choice and fancy. Rice
hrm demand moderate.
Petroleum firm; United closed at ST. OH. Tur-
pentine steady at 374c.
Eggs firm and in fair demand: receipts g. ST.
packages.
Pork-Firm but quiet Mess, tl01O for in
spected. Bulk meats quier. Picked shoulders,
&c; picked hams, &c. Lard lower and dull
Contract grade. spot, quoted at 6.47ac. Sales of
December at al 06. 43c; January g. 48 a G. SOC;
March, 6.64 06.6Sc; April G. II 6. 73c; city steam,
G. 30c
Butter-Dull and heavy; Western, 8027c
Cheese steady but quiet; Western fiat, 809ac.
Lead firm; common, AIS Other articles un-
changed.
CHICAGO. Nov. 16-The local grain trade
was quiet to day, the early market being partic-
ularly uninteresting. Previous to the opening
of Change there was very bulish crowd on
the curb. and it was their evident intention to
open up business for higher prices The first
half hour, however, brought out such plentiful
offerings that bull market was out of the ques-
ton. Gables were firm at the start, and the
local receipts were light These two facts gave
the market all the strength it possessed early
and sent December wheat from 9O5c to 81 &C.
Then the stunping process began. and the price
quickly fell back to Gle. The market was sustain
ed during the last half hour by freely circulated
rumors that to-morrows visible supply statement
would show increase of only about $50 900
bushels of wheat 40 nd
lower. Pork dropped zoe and the feeling was
very weak on the theory that large corn crops
would overrun the market with hogs. There
was no feature In the corn market and the trade
IN all the other minor grain was too small to at
tract any attention.
Flour was more active, with prices steady and
unchanged.
Wheat was firm early, on higher cables and
light receipts then weak and lower owing to
free offerings closing rather firm. Sales ranged:
November, 800 % 81 Sc, closing at 89ac; December,
90s 914c closing at 900 090ac; January 81 092sc,
closing at Ole; May. 97a a 9Ssc, closing at 974c;
No. 2 spring S9sc; No. 3, 76c; No red, SO
093ac; No g. S0ac.
November, 42a 042sc. closing at 42Sc: December
and the year. 40040ac closing at 40sc bid;
January, 37a 1890. closing at 37sc; May, 39a q
39sc. closing at 39ac bid.
Oats were fairly active and prices firm. The
sales ranged: November, 37c; December, 270
27sc; May, BOZ a 30sc, closing at 30ca
Rye was steady; No. 2, Gle. Barley was quiet
and dull; No 2, &c.
Flaxseed was weak and unsettled; No /, ST.. 49,
Provisions quiet and weak. owing TO
large receipts. Mess pork-November So 70;
December, So 65: January, So 62a 90 IS, closing
at So 60 09673; February, So IS 1917. closing
at $50. 75G9.77a; May, 80 10 10 32a, closing at
$40 l00 10 l2a. IL lard the sales ranged: No
vember quiet at 61006.12ac; Decem-
Der, 612a 17ac. closing at 612a
06 15c; January, 61A0630, closing
at 6.l73 06. zoe; February, CPS 0637ac,
closing at 62596 27ac; March, 935 90 42&c.
closing at 9.35 0937ac; May, 6.62Ac. Boxed
meats were easy and a tcifie lower; dry-salted
shoulders. $3.50 90c; short-rib sides, 4 $50
4 Csc: longclear sides, 4.8504 90c; shortclear
sides. 5. Is as 20c
Whisky nominal at ST. 1401.15
Sugars were unchanged
Butter was dull creamery, medium to fancy,
IA 24c; dairy, fair TO fine. 12a a 18c. Eggs were
steady and unchanged.
Receipts-Flour 13, 600 brls; wheat, 81 900 bu;
corn, 90, 900 bu oats, 7l000 blu: rye 5000 bu;
barley. 33 600 bu. Approximations, IL, 900
brls; wheat q. 900 blu: corn, 49,. 600 bu; oats,
SO. 900 bu; rye 33, 600 bu; barley. 49, 600 bu
On the afternoon board wheat was easier and
lower, at 90sc for December 90s for January,
&c for May. Corn steady at 42sc for De-
cember, 400 for the year, 39sc for January
Oats were unchanged. Pork was steady at So so
for November. 49, 5 for December So 65 for
January. Lard unchanged. Short-ribs were
steady at 75cfo Novembe 4. 80 "a 92ac for Feb
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