The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-14

ern and State, So 3o0a7o; good to choice West
ern and State. s.. S00550; common to choice
white wheat extra Western, s. a so.
Wheat-Receipts, 10000 Blu; exports, none
Spot 1c lower, closing stronger, with rather
more dong for export. Options opened heavy
and declined a &c, afterwards strengthened and
advanced II a &c. closing firm. Sales. 6624 600
ou futures. ", O00 bu spot; No. spring, &c.,
NO. l Northern C. f. and l., $l0Oa 01.004;
posted No. red, &c. ungraded. red. SO a 94c;
No 3 red, 93c No white, ESQ., No. red, No
vember, 93G94sc, closing at 94sc; December,
94s a 96sc, closing at 964c; January, 96k a 983c
closing at 9ssc February, oslo 81 closing at
81; April, 81. OF l.032, closing at 81. OBJ; May,
l03s l.05s, closing at $1.054; June, $1,000
l.07, closing at 81 OF.
Corn was lower, closing steadier; options
opened &c lower, later advanced a &c, closing
firm; receipts, 1290 900 blu; exports. 1921 bu
sales, $4,000 bu futures, 600 bu spot; dam
aged, &c. ungraded, 40 &c. rejected, 38a a 40ac
understandable. 80 040c; No. 3, 461c. Novem-
Der; No 2 533 a 54c elevator, 54a a SOC afoat;
No. white, 544 q 81 &c elevator SEC afioat; No.
2, November, 53s q 54c. closing at 54c Deem
Der, 52a a $500, closing at $3.50; January, 48i q
494c, closing at 494c; February, All 048tc clos
ing at 484c; May, Al! 0474c. closing at 474c.
Oats were very dull; receipts, &C. 900 bu; ex-
ports, $3.50 ou; mixed Western, 80 a &c., white
Western, "a a 39c.
Hay was firm and fairly active
Hops firm and in light demand.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet at Sic; options firm
for near by months others rather weak; sales, H.
500 bags; November 6. 75c; February. G. 9006 95c;
March, 695c; May, 7.05c; August, 715c;
October, 720c. Sugars steady and quiet; re-
fined firm; yellow, Il standard A, 6 3 l6c;
graduated. 6Ec. Moasses dull and weak; New
Orleans, 90 050ac Rice quiet but steady.
Turpentine steady at 374c.
Eggs stronger; receipts, / $50 packages.
So IS a 1000; clear back, $l2 So family mess,
I'll 20 q IL 90 Beef steady. Cut meats firm;
sales picked bellies, SEC; picked hams, $50
S3c. Lard was higher and moderately active;
contract grade spot was quoted at SOC: sales to
arrive 6 40c, cost and freight; November, g. 800
40c December. $40 6.43c; January, g. 40 G. 4lc;
March, Gel @6.66c; May, G. &c., city steam, g. 20
06 25c
Butter was dull and weak. Cheese was
easier and in better demand; Western fat at SO
9sc Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov lathe trading on Change
to-day was dull and uninterestng Neither
investor nor scalper found anything in the situa-
ZION worthy OF his attention, and dispatches from
other trading centers, telling of like condition
OF things elsewhere, served to make the market
still more lifeless. The opening price of Deem
Der wheat eased off &c under the influence Of
lower and heavy cables Before the close of the
first hour however, the loss was recovered and
an advance of &c was secured. This-S73c-was
the top price of the morning session for
December wheat. The trading thereafter
was sluggish and prices declined steadily
to SIC. On the afternoon board the market be-
came excited, advancing to 8Ssc for December
wheat. There was moderate demand for corn
and prices fuctuated about &c.
In spite of heavy receipts of hogs, provisions
were steady early, but in sympathy with the
other markets, became easier and lower the
day advanced, closing about the same as yester
day.
Flour was quiet and dull, neither shippers nor
local buyers showing any disposition to trade,
beyond only supplying actual wants
Wheat was dull, quiet and lower, until the
close of the afternoon board. when there was
better feeling and an advance of lie. The sales
ranged: November 854 % 86ac, closing at 86sc;
December, 81 007sc, closing at 872 0S7sc; Janu-
ary S73 @00sc closing at 88@SS5c; May, 81 q
94sc, closing at 94sc bid; No. spring, S6ac; No
3, 724c No. red, 9Os; No. red, 49, q 79c.
Corn was fairly active but weaker and lower
The sales ranged: 423 043c closing at 43. No
vember; 39a a 4Os, closing at 40c. the year. 36a a
37sc: closing at BIC, January; 30s 49,, closing
at $3.50 bid May
Oats were dull and easy, with a light trade;
No. 2, 26sc early, closing at 26ac for November
2ls a 26ac, closing at 26sc December: 26s a 26ac
with light sales, for the year; 800 03Oac, closing
ley was dull; No. 2, Gle.
Flaxseed was firm; No. l, $1.13.
Pork was fairly active and slightly higher
at So. rs $50 cash; SO. 70 $780, closing at 49, 49,
December; So. 62a 0975, January; So 1855,
closing at $40. 10 10 12a. Lard was fairly active
but unsettled and irregular, at G. 12l &C. 15c cash;
G.. 124 q 6. Is November and December; III a 25c
January; 2506.32tc February 632! 06.374c
March. Boxed meats were stronger; dry-salted
shoulders, 3750 go; short-rib sides, 4 IS az 95c;
shortclear sides, 8. Is 20c
Whisky was steady at ST.. Is.
Sugars were unchanged
Butter dull and weak; creamery, medium
to fancy IA 023c; dairy, fair to choice, 12a &c.
Eggs were firm at 191 n
On the afternoon board, wheat was excited
and higher at S73 0S7sc November; s8s q $500
December S9sc January; 95sc May. Corn was
stronger at 434c November; 404c December;
4O3c the year; 37sc January; SOC May. Oats
were slightly frmer at 26sc November &c De-
cember; 30sc May. Pork was steady and slight
~ higher at $50 December; So 70 January;
So 80 February; $40. Is May. Lard was steady
and .02ac higher at G. 12ac1December g. 22ac Janu-
airy, 3Oc February. 637ac March,
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 40. 900 bu;
corn, AZ, 900 bu oats, 1000 bu rye, 900 blu;
barley, 81. 600 bu. Shlpments-Flour, 10000
brls; wheat, $4,000 bu: corn, 40, 600 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley. %, 600 bu.