The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-25

Der. 46 468c; do steamer, 53lc do first half De-
cember. 504 a sole; No. 2 555 a 55ic in elevator,
Sc a Sole afoat No. 2, November, So a 559c. clos
ing at soc; December, 53a 054lc closing at
safe; January 5O05l!c closing at 5Osc; Febru-
airy. 40 0492c closing at 49sc; May, 4Sc.
Oats weak. Receipts 40, $50 bu; exports, co.
675 bu. Sales 500 600 bu futures, 10000 bu
spot Mixed Western, SO 37ac; white Western,
37043c
Hay firm and in fair inquiry.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull; options barely
steady and fairly active No; Rio spot, Q. Ioc.
Sales of 11.500 bags November, soc; Decem-
March, 6. 75c; April. 6S0c May, 685c. Sugar
dull and barely steady; refined dull; extra z. %
a54c; white extra G, 81 &c., yellow, a pose;
off, 81 acc; mould A, II Ice; standard A,
e 3.l6064c. Malasses steady; New orleans,
choice to fancy. 50052c. Rice steady and in
fair demand
Tallow more active at 4a04sc. Turpentine
weak at 37ac.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts, 5,466
packages.
Pork was stronger but quiet; mess $40 250
1880 Beef steady. Beef hams firm; quoted
SIG. 70. Cut meats steady; picked bel
lies, SIC; middlings firm; long clear, 6sc. Lard,
507 points higher; contract grade spot quoted
6573c; December. 6.500652c; January. 5000
g. &c; February, 5000. zoe; March, II 6. 79c;
May, G. 006 Ole.
Butter quiet and steady; Western, 9025c.
Cheese dull and easy: Western fat at 809Ic.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, Nov. "a. The showing made by
the report of the visible supply of wheat, disclos
ing an Increase of more than one million bushels
upset all the calculations and produced weak
market, in the absence of any other sustaining
feature. Prices were maintained quite steadily
however, during the greater portion of the SEES
sion, owing to the presence Of large buying
orders at the opening, which absorbed all the
early offerings. The market opened &c lower, at
ol3c for December but quick rally to o74c fol-
| lowed, at which figure the price hung for some
time and then rallied to 884c, fell back several
times, but broke off toward the close of the reg
uar board to 81ac The feeling of weakness
was more pronounced in the afternoon, when
| the market declined again to inside figures,
December closing at S73 a87Sc in the latest
trading. The cables gave encouragement
to holders, and an advance in British consols
was cited as evidence that settlement of the
Balkan troubles was not unlikely. The receipts
were somewhat larger The feeling was little
stronger on the curb, December being quoted as
having sold at 874c. The receipts of corn were
large, but the weather soft and damp and
unfavorable for curing new corn The visible
supply report showed decrease of 10000
bushels. The market opened frmer. The year
option advanced lc, but shaded off again, closing
&c higher for the futures, and &c higher for
May. Oats ruled stronger, options showing an
advance Of a SC at the close. The demand for
| mess pork was very active at the opening, prices
advancing % 0279c, but decline of 10 l23c fol
figures. There was stronger feeling in lard,
prices advancing % a. 07ac
Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat opened weak and &c lower, rallied ! %
closed &c lower. The sales ranged: November,
870S7Sc, closing at S7ac; December. S7a a SS4c,
closing at 87ac; January, $50 $3.50, closing at
$780, May 949 95c, closing at 94ae; No. 2
spring, 81 a STE; No. spring, 69073c; No. 2
red, 92c; No red, Tic
Corn ruled strong earlv wear delivery adj
vancing lie, the market then eased off, and closed
go lie higher than yesterday; cash, 43c; Novem-
Der, 42a 043c, closing at 43c; the year, Alta
414c, closing at 41s 04lac; May, 394 a. $780, clos
ing at 39ac.
| Oats were stronger, and prices advanced to
&c, reacted "a &c, and closed steady cash, 28sc;
December, 28s 02Sac, closing at 2S4 02Sac; May,
3l3@3l5c, closing at 81 q 31sc Rye was steady;
| No. z, 62c. Barley was quiet; No 2. 66c.
| Flaxseed was dull and weak No. /, 81. r.
Mess pork-Trading was active, with an early
advance of % 027ac, followed by weaker feel
| ing and decline of 10 0123c, the market closing
old, and 5000 q 1925 for new packed; December
| So. 30, closing at SO 10; January, $40. 100
1929, closing at $10.15010.l7A. Lard was
in good demand and stronger at 05 .07Rc higher;
cash. g. 20 a g. 223c; December, 6. 20 06 25c clos
| ing at g. 20 6.222c January, 627a @6. 35c, clos
ing at 627a a 3Oc Boxed meats were steady:
dry-salted shoulders 8 so q &c., short-rib sides,
30 05c; short-clear sides, 5.200525c
| Whisky was firm at 81. 10.
| Sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was quiet,
with little demand; creamery, IA q Csc; dairy 13
018c. Eggs were slow at 49, 02Oc.
On the afternoon board wheat was weaker
| and &c lower. Corn was 04c lower Oats were
strong and Sc higher for November, and &c
higher for December. Pork was &c higher for
December. Lard was .023c higher.
Receipts-Flour, %. 600 brls; wheat, 81 900 bu;
corn 1884, 900 bu oats, 144. 000 bu: rye So 900 bu;
| barley 125, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, IL, 600
brls; wheat, 49, 600 bu: corn. $4,000 blu; oats,
| LAG 600 bu; rye, 900 bu; barley. 36. 600 blu.