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

| bu. Spot more or less nominal Options opened
| IA ac higher, closing firmer, with reaction of
| 40ac Sales. 3,776 900 bu futures, 5000 bu
| so a 90c: Mol white. CSC; No. 2 red, November.
| 93a a 94sc, closing at 94!c; December 96a96sc,
| closing at 962c; January. SO a99c, closing at
98ac; February 81 90 l.00s, closing at $l.0oa;
May, $l.05s a 06, closing at $1.05A.
Corn-Cash lower, less active; options opened
| 31sc lower, later reacted "a &c. closing firm.
Receipts, 49, 500 blu; exports, l33, 634 bu; sales,
l,32l 900 Blu futures, 10000 bu spot; I'M
| graded, AZ a &c., understandable, % a 40c; re-
| jected, 40c; No. 3, 46lc spot, 46sc November; No
2. SOC in elevator 554 a Soc a1oat; yellow. 55ac;
| No. 2. November, "a 05 4ac closing at Sale; De-
cember. 52a a 53gc, closing at 53sc; January,
| 4s3 04S2c, closing at 48ac; February, All q 48c,
| closing at 4Sc May, 47a q 4S9c. closing at 4esc.
Oats were higher and more active; receipts,
55. 100 Blu; exports 49, 917 bu; mixed Western. 80
| a &c., white Western, "a 039c
Coffee-Options more active, closing barely
| steady; sales 80, 900 bags; November G. 75c; De-
cemper, g. Soc; January. 6.s5c; February, G. &c.
March, &c: April, 7.05c; May. Z 15c; June 25c.
Sugar dull; white extra G, 5ac; yellow, AZ SIC;
cutloaf and crushed, 707Bc; powdered. 6 07c;
| cubes, &c
| Turpentine. dull at &c.
Eggs were frmer and demand good; receipts.
4, 179 packages; Western, % a 25c.
Pork firm, and trade moderate at &c. so "a 10. 90;
clear back. $l2012 80 Cut meats firm; picked
ohouIuciS, ioC: plckleU HAMS, 0.OUc. Lara low
er and less active; sales Western steam, spot,
$40 az. 423c; November, 35c; December 6.37c;
January GAL 06 45c; February, 65006.54c;
March, 6.57 06 SOC; city steam, SOC.
Butter firm and in good inquiry. Cheese dull
and barely steady.
Lead steady; common. 399c Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.-The wheat market fuc-
tuated within moderate range to-day, and fin
had fnp Iorv L.
The reports as to the visible supply were more
nearly together than for some time. The Chi
cago statement disclosed an increase Of 440, 900
bushels, while the New York statement, omit
ting Minneapolis and ST. Paul, made the in
crease only 40, 000 The market opened strong
on the showing; December selling at $3.50, which
was the hie hest figure of the day. The cables
rated decline for American wheat and the re-
port that some of the st. Louis -four mills were
closing down for lack of orders caused an
easier feeling under which December sold
OF to SIC, but reacted quickly under good buy
Ing, which carried prices up to nearly the best
figures during the day. closing on the regular
BOARD at So a $3.50. In the afternoon the feel
ing was again firm, December advancing to $3.50,
and closing at S8sc The receipts were fair, with
only moderate shipping demand. The excite
ment IN corn continued again to day, and the
Keeling was very buoyant throughout the entire
session, which carried the price for November,
in the afternoon. to 43ac or &c higher than at
| the close yesterday, The demand for cash corn
was very urgent, acc being freely bid in the
afternoon the receipts continue light and the
visible supply statement showed a decrease of
$50, 600 blu. Oats were quiet but firm and gen
orally shade higher. Provisions We're active,
but the price of mess pork fell off 10015c, owing
to an unexpectedly large arrival Of hogs. Lard
closed .O2a a. 05c lower
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened use higher. Influenced by the
small increase in the visible supply, declined &C.,
rallied &c, and closed &c higher than yesterday
The sales ranged: November, 86s087ac, closing
at S14c December, SIS a S8ac, closing at 88ac;
January $50 a o9sc, closing at 89ac; May, 95s0
95sc. closing at 954c; No. 2 spring. 87t OSLO;
No. spring. 68073c; No. 2 red, 92c; No red,
79ac.
Corn strong and higher; November advanced
&c above the highest prices, and closed &c higher
than the close Of yesterday; the other futures
ruled irregular The receipts continue very
small Cash, 45a 045ac; November 42s 0444c,
closing at 444c the year, 39s 040c closing at $780,
May, 394 a 1890, closing at 39sc.
Oats were quiet but firm cash, 27c: November,
26s 027c; December 27@27sc; May, 30ac
- Rye was quiet No. 2, &c. Barley was quiet;
No. 2, &C.
Flaxseed was steady; No. 1, $1.l24 0112s.
Mess Pork-The trading was moderately
active; prices declined lO015c and closed
at medium figures; cash, $S 62a 0875 for
Old and SO. 37a 09. 30 for new packed December
IS 5O@87O. closing at So. 67a as zoe; January,
&c., 37a q 8 SOC closing at 94509474. Lard was
fairly active and easier, and OBJ q Csc lowercash
6O5@6. TO- November, 6.07a; December. 6. Csc; Jan
uary 6l2a@6 I73c, closing at 6l2k 06 15c
Boxed meats were steady; dry-salted shoulders
3 03 Toe; short-rb sides Is "a SOC, short-cear
sides, 500 a 05c
Whisky was firm at $l15
Sugars were unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter and eggs
were unchanged.
Receipts--Flour, 90 600 brls; wheat, 81, 900 bu;
corn, $1,000 bu oats, $4,000 bu; rye 5000 bu;
barley, 68, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour 12 600
brls; wheat, 10000 bu: corn, 251. 900 bu; oats,
$1,000 blu; rye, 5000 bu; barly 63, 900 bu.
On the afternoon board wheat was firm and a
shade higher at $3.50 December Corn was ex-
cited, closing at 45sc November; 40kc the year.
Oats were 50sc higher. Pork was Irregular
December was 10c lower; January was I'M
changed. Lard was unchanged.