The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-07

1ac closing steady, with slight recovery. Sales,
3624. GOO blu futures, $4,000 bu spot; No 2
Chicago, 94c store; ungradei red, "a 90c; No. 3
e64c rail delivered; posted No. / red, 97.c; No.
/ white 97c; No. red, November, 93l n 944c,
closing at 93lc; December, 95S a 97sc, closing at
96sc; January, 97s a $685. closing at 95sc; Feb
ruary, 81 0l.0l4. closing at 81; May, s1.05 a
LOCI closing at 81 05s: June. $l064 July. ST. OH
Corn higher, closing steady. Receipts, AS
0oO bu; exports, 49, 461 bu; sales, 2,325.000 bu
futures; 1874, 900 bu spot; ungraded, 80 SIC; No.
3, 4Sc spot 453 a47 November, 554 q 553c
in elevator. Sole shoat, 532c c. f. and l.; yell
41c; No. November. $50 a 54sc, closing at 54sc;
December, 514 &c. closing at slice: January,
ATE 048sc, closing at 48c February, 47s a 47aac,
closing at 472c; May, Az 047ac, closing at Ate.
Oats moderately active; receipts 10 600 blu; ex-
ports, 30. 322 bu; mixed Western. 300 33c; white
Western, 81 038c; Decen Der, 334 a 1890, closing
at 334c; January, 344 q 3fsc. closing at 344c.
Corn meal steady; yellow Western, 1920
3.25
Hay in fair demand, and firm shipping, Zoe.
Coffee-Options moderately active and steady;
No. Rio, SPOT, g. 90c; sales, $1,000 bags; No
vember, 6. 70 a 80c; December, G. 800 e5c; Jan
uary, soc; February, 6. 95c; March. 7.05c April
7.l0c. Sugar, refined, dull:iC, 5s05.c; yellow,
Is 95c; mold A, sc; standard A, &c; confection-
ers' A, 6sc; cut-loaf and crushed, TIC: powdered,
Molasses steady; sales, 81 &c. Rice firm and in
fair inquiry.
Petroleum firm; United closed at 81. or. Tai
low easier at a 05c. Rosin dull. Turpentine
quiet at 36a 037c.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts 1876
packages.
Pork firm but less active; sales Of mess at
80. 70 $3.50 for uninspeeted; 49, 500I0 for in
spected; family mess, $11 so Cut meats firm
sales Of picked bellies at 81 &c; picked shout
ders, Al a DC; picked hams, Ste Lard less active
and lower: sales of Western steam, spot at 32dd
06:35c; December. 6 3706 39c. January. 6 $50
6.35c; February, 6.4006.42c; March. GAS a AGO.
city steam 25c.
Butter firm and demand fair. Cheese quiet
and easy.
Lead steady; common, 42oc Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6--The wheat market opened
strong this morning, and, Notwithstanding the
presence of large selling orders, the Deem
Der option advanced to SOC and renamed steady
at that figure for nearly an hour. The cables
indicate no change in prices abroad, and the
statement was made that the Minneapolis mill
ers had advanced their bids 2 cents bushel.
The announcement was not sufficient to sustain
the market, however, and the price fell back
slowly to S8sc. There Was a rally to $500, but
after hanging about that figure for few min
utes, the pressure to sell suddenly became so
great that the price broke almost instantly,
to SSc, and before the downward course was
stayed December had broken to 87sc.
There was slight rally from the inside figures,
and the market closed on the regular board at
07s087sc. In the afternoon the market opened
weak, very little support being given, and De-
cember broke off again to the inside figures, with
few sales at 81 q $780, and closed in the lates
trading at 87a 087Ic. The speculation in corn
was less animated, but the feeling was generally
strong, the market closing for the day well up to
the best figures of yesterday. The receipts con-
tinue very light. and the wet weather now pre-
vailing is regarded very unfavorabie for the
maturing of corn. The shipping demand for cash
continues good, which also added to the firm
tone shown by the market. Oats ruled quiet and
firm, closing easier, however, on the afternoon
board. Provisions were steady and firm, clos
ing for the day at the advance of yesterday.
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened strong, advanced &c, fell back
sc under free offerings, rallied &c, broke off lie
under large selling orders, rallied &c, and closed
&c under yesterday. The sales ranged: Novem-
Der, So "a SIZE, closing at SEQ 86sc: December,
closing at $780, May, 94s a 96sc. closing at 50 q
93Bc; No. spring, S60 Sole; No. spring, TOO
73c; No. 2, red, 90c; No. 3 red, 78c.
Corn moderately active and firm, owing to
hight receipts, and continued wet weather; cash,
42s 042Ic November, 400 041sc, closing at 40s a
Ale; December 3Sa a 39bc, closing at 3Sac; the
year, 38s 039sc, closingat $3.50.
Oats quiet but steady; cash, 26sc; November.
26s 0264c; May, 80 304c closing at 30sc. Rye
was steady; No. 2, 6Oac Barley was quiet; No.
2, &c
Flax seed was steady; No. 2, $1.14.
Mess pork was fairly active and shade easier;
prices were 5010c lower, but the market closed
steady at the declines cash, 49, 81 a SO for old,
and $92509.373 for new packed; November,
So. 80 a g. 37a; December $S.4008 42i; January,
SO. 273 al .32a, closing at So 27a 80 Lard was
quiet and steady, and prices were .021c lower;
cash. 597a &c; November. .95c; December, s. 50
06c, closing at J. 97a a &c; January 6. O2a 607ac,
closing at Co., a 6. Csc. Boxed meats stecdy;
dry sailed shoulders. 8 so a. 75c; short rib sides,
4. 90 a 4. Soc; short-clear sides; T. 50 05c
Whisky was firm at $1.15.
Sugars were unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter was weak
Creamery, 14024c; dairy, 1201Sc. Eggs 1870
29c
On the afternoon board wheat was weak
and &c lower. Corn was unchanged Oats were
&c lower. Pork was unchanged. Lard was .02ac
lower.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, sc, 900 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu rye, 1000 blu;
barley, 81, 600 bu. Shpments-Flour "a, 900
brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. Sc 900 bu; oats,
1000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 81 600 blu.
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