The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-08
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7-Flour-Receipts, g.
422 brs; exports, g. TT brs, 13 1888 sacks; heavy;
sales IL, 600 brls; good to choice extra Western
and State. $3.8O055O
Wheat-Receipts, 232, 900 Blu; EXPORTS H,062
bu. Spot higher and extremely quiet. Options
opened "a &c lower afterwards ruling stronger
and advanced 6sc, closing firm. Sales, $751;
200 blu futures, $4,000 bu spot; No. spring,
93ac; ungraded red, 7S093c No. red, 95ac
elevator No. l white, Csc; No. red November
93ac. closing at 93sc; December. 95s a 96sc,
closing at cote; January, 97s 098sc, closing at
oslo; February, 99ac a l.001, closing at ST.; May
LOAF q 1.O51, closing at $l.O5
Corn was higher, closing firm. Receipts
500 bu; exports ~. 439 blu; sales 2,176, 900 bu;
futures, 100000 bu spot and to arrive; I'M
graded 39 057c; rejected, Ale; understandable
81 a 38c; No. 3, 46Ic: steamer No. 2. 523c; No. g
oo 95o4c elevator, 81 SEC afoat, 54a Soc C. f.
and l.; No. white, 554 a 553 elevator sic afoat;
No. 2 November, 543 a SOC, closing at Sac; De
cember. 81 q 52sc, closing at 52sc; January 4S
04Ssc, closing at 1870; February 472 048ac,
closing at 4Sc; May, 47a047a. closing at 47sc
Oats higher and less active receipts 3d. $50 bu;
exports, 73O ou; mixed Western, 80 e33c; white
Western, "a 041c.
Corn meal steady and quiet
Hay steady and demand fair
Cofee-Spot fair; options steady but dull;
sales, 1000 bags: December, 6s5c January,
weak and nominal; fair to good refining quoted
at 5-1605 7-l6c; refined dull; extra G, So SIC;
yellow, Il 05ac; off A. 5sc Molasses quiet and
unchanged. Rice steady and demand moderate
Petroleum firm and unchanged at $l.OS4
Tallow steady. Rosin quiet at ST. 02a al Is.
Turpentine steady at 374c.
Eggs firm and in fair request; receipts, 2,406
packages.
PorL or;ot. mas, DO so,s1 IN m e.. :-....,
So 70 $3.50, for uninspected family mess Sill 000
IL %. Tierce beef dull; city extra India mess,
ST. 0sO.C0 Cut meats firm; sales of picked
bellies at &c; picked shoulders, 4a04sc;
fairly active sales OF Western steam spot, at
6.37ac November. G. 33c: December, $3.50 35c;
January, 6350640c; February, 64O0648c;
March, 6.490656 sec; April, $3.50; city steam, 6 Is
Butter firm and in fair demand; Western,
Sol Cheese quiet.
Lead dull. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE wheat market devel-
oped unexpected strength to-day. The opening
was easy and the feeling was one of heaviness
during the first hour with prices fuctuatlng be-
tween Sic and 87sc for December The offer
lngs were light, however, and on the announce
ment that receipts at primary points showed
falling off of 100000 bushels during the week,
good buying set in. which carried December up
to 8S4c, closing in the latest trading
at S8s a 8S4c. The foreign advices con-
tanned very little of an encouraging nature
for holders, but the home1 situation was consid
cred stronger and encouraged good buying both
on local and Eastern account. The receipts
here were again small, with only small pro-
portion of the cars grading regular The mar
ket closed for the week ) q 1ac higher for cash
wheat than one week ago. There was a very
urgent demand for cash corn, and the price ado
vanced at time &c over yesterday
but reacted, and finally closed for
the thu day lac higher than yesterday
No 2. cash. opened at 43c against 424c at the
closing yesterday, and advanced briskly to 45kc,
with possibly few sales at 45ca but fell back
and closed in the latest trading at 44c. The
trading in futures was also more active with
prices 302c higher The speculative demand
for oats was also good, prices ruling firm but
making no particular advance. Mess pork was
strong and active. advancing 15c, due in part to
lighter receipts of hogs and disposition on the
and shade higher
Flour was steady and UNCHANGED.
Wheat opened easy and &c lower, rallied &c,
fuctuated for time then advanced 1c from the
inside figures, and closed &c higher than yester-
day. The sales ranged: November, 86s "a S6sc,
closing at 86sc; December 874 0S84c, closing at
So 8S4c; January, S7a "a $3.50, closing at $3.50;
May, 94s 095ac. closing at 954 1850; No. 2
2, red, 90ac; No red, zoe.
Corn ruled active and strong. with very urgent
demand; cash advanced &c and the near options
1c, but portion of the advance was lost before
the close. Cash, 43 045sc, closing at 44c; No
vember, 4Os 041ac, closing at 4lac; year, $3.50
393c closing at 80 039sc; May, 3Ss 394c, closing
at 80 39sc.
Oats fairly active and firm; cash, 26ac; No
vember, 264; December, 26ac May. 80 03O2c,
closing at 3O4c Rye was steady; No. 2, 60ac.
Barley quiet No. g. &c.
Flax seed was dull and heavy: No. !, $1.14
Mess pork was active and decidedly stronger and
prices were 150l74c higher; cash, $85008 621
for old, and So. 37a 90 so for new packed; No
vember. $S 473 $3.50; December, $8 42a as 523,
closing at $3.50 08 52a; January, So 27A 0945,
closing at So 42l 09.45 Lard was active, and
.073 a. 10c higher; cash. 597a q 00c November.
60Oc December, g. 97a 0602ac. closing at 6. O00
6O2ac; January, 6.024 06 l2ac, closing at
6lO06. 12ae. Boxed meats were steady; dry
sailed shoulders, $50 g. 75c; short rib sides, 40
"a. 85c: short-clear sides; A. 50 $4,000.
Whisky was steady at $l.15
Sugars were unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was dull and
unchanged: creamery, 81 025c; dairy, 17021ac.
Eggs, 10 020c.
Rsceipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat SO, 900 blu;
corr, II, 900 blu; OATS 65,0 900 blu; rye 5000 blu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, IL 600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu oats,
$4,000 blu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, 200 bu.
TRADE IN GENERAL.