The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-20
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Flour-Receipts, 23,
$50 brls; exports, 3,249 brls, 270 sacks. Market
| steady superine Western and State, S. 10
1890
Wheat-Receipts, 2l5, 600 Blu; exports, none;
spot1ots firm but very quiet; options declined
safe, closing heavy at about the inside rates.
Sales 1854 900 Blu futures, $4,000 blu spot; No. 2
spring, 96c; ungraded red, 80a90c; No. red
Csc; No. red, 99sc rail delivery; No. l white,
CSC; No. red, November, nominal December
97s 0975c, closing at 97sc; January, 99ac ST. O0s
closing at 994c; February. ST. OIL! q 10ls closing
at 81. OH; May, ST. O63 1,o7s closing at $lo6a.
Corn-Spot lots 4@3c. and options shade
lower, closing heavy. Receipts 2l8, 500 bu; ex-
ports, 81, $50 blu; sales, S0,0 600 bu futures $780,
600 bu spot. Rejected, Al 04la &c; ungraded, 400
55ac; No. 3, 470484c spot; No 2, 55ac in elevator
No. 2 white, 569c; yellow, 57ac, kiln dried; De
cember, 544 a SOC, closing at sac; January. 81 s
closing at SOC; May, 49, a Acc, closing at 4S4c.
Oats 4aac higher. Receipts 1850 bu; ex-
ports &c, 207 bu Sales. $50, 900 Du futures 122,
900 bu spot Mixed Western, 35 a SIC; white
Western, 81 043c. Hay firm demand fair.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio weak options SOLO
points lower; No Rio, spot, 670c. Sales of
e. 600 bags; November. 6 6Oc; December, 6 600
6 65c; January, 6.65c; February, 6 7Oc; March,
G. 75c; April. $50 a G. &c., May, 90c; August, &c.
Sugar steady and quiet; centrifugal, 5sc; En-
fish Island, 5 l6c. St Crox, 5sc; refined steady;
standard A, 3-l6c; graduated, 81 06 Ice.
Molasses steady; New Orleans, so 052c for
choice and fancy. Rice firm with fair de-
mand
Tallow steady: Turpentine frmer at 37ac.
Eggs firm and with good demand. Receipts,
3Ol6 packages; Western 20 263c.
Pork very quiet but held higher; mess quoted
at $40 for uninspected, and $40 % @ TO- so for
spected Beef hams quiet. Cut meats steady;
picked bellies 81 05sc. Lard Coll points
higher; contract grade, spot, &c., December,
6 49 06 54e; January, $50 &C. 6c; February,
8. 90 06 Zoe; March, 6.7306.83c, April, 680@
g. 8Sc.
Butter quiet and steady for choice Cheese
unchanged; demand light. Lead firm Other ar
tlcles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Wheat was a very fat
article to trade in to-day. There no large
quantities for sale and not single feature could
be found in public. or private advces to induce
any movement, except, possibly, it was the de-
creased amounts of wheat reported on passage.
Even this, however, had no irming effect on the
market, the llfeless condition Of which may be
inferred when it is noticed that the entire range
was confined to &c. very moderate trade
done on the curb on basis of 90ac for Deem
Der, but until we'll along toward the
hour for the regular opening, the market
was little better than nominal. In re-
spouse to scattering purchases, the market
made little or no advance as compared with
what it would have done had there been any
body present to give it hearty and steady sup
port The full effect of the speculative pur-
chases for short" covering, such was induced
| thereby, only made advance of &C. The
weak spots now and then came from sales to
| realize at yesterdays advance, much as from
any other source. The close was quiet at quo
tations. Corn and minor grains were moderately
active and fairly firm. The entire provision
list was very much Iivelier list than for num-
Der of weeks past Packers were liberal buyers,
| all these things tending to make very strong
and active market. The last half hour in the
provision pit was particularly active, January
pork selling up from $1007 to $40. 20 inside of
ten minutes. The shorts were actively covering.
while large sized lots were fought on speculative
account. The close was active and strong.
Flour vas aniet and unchanged: ---s> -
Wheat was quiet. Sales rang :. S9a 0904c,
closing at 89sc, November; y01 a 9Osc, closing at
90ac, December 90a a 9lac, closing at 81 "a 91sc
bid, january; 96s a 97ac. closing at 975c bid May;
No. 2spring, o9s 09l4c; No. 3, 753c; No. 2 red,
| SO 0933c; No. 3. 79ac
Corn was quiet and rather firm. The sales
| ranged: 43a 0444c, closing at 44ac, November;
AZ "a 423c, closing at 42sc, December and the
year; 3Ss a39c closing at $3.50 bid, January;
39s 040bc. closing at 4Oc bid. May
Oats quiet and about steady. Sales ranged
1 L.
closing at 81 031sc, May.
Rye quiet and steady; No 2 619c. Barley
fairly active and steady; No. 2, 67a 068c.
Flaxseed quiet; No. /, ST. IA.
Mess pork was more active and higher. Sales
ranged: $90912k, closed nominally higher;
SO. 200925 December; So 95 010. %, closed at
$40 20 a TO- 22a January; $1005 q TO- 35, closed at
$40. 32a 10, IS, February; So As q 70. closed
at $40. 674 a TO- May. Lard moderately active
and stronger. Sales ranged: 622a &c 25c, De
cember; 6274 06.37!c, closed at 6 350637ac,
January; 64006 45c closed at 6.424 a g. 45c,
February; 65O06.52!c, March. Boxed meats
moderately active with prices slightly advanced;
dry sailed shoulders 3.75a 90c; long-clear
sides, 490@4. 95c; short-clear sides, $40 as Csc;
short-rib sides. 4 900 500c.
Whisky steady at 81. 10
Sugar-Cut Loaf 7507sc granulated, &c;
standard A, 6sc.
Butter in light demand; prices steadier; cream
cry, medium and fancy. IA q 25c; dairy, fine, 1870
l8c. Eggs slow at IA 020c for picked and fresh
stock.
Receipts-Four, %. 900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu
corn, los, 900 bu; OATS ~ 600 bu: rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 10000 blu. Shipments-Flour 10000
brls; wheat, $4,000 bu: corn, $4,000 blu; OATS
SO 600 bu rye, 1000 bu; barley. 3d. 600 bu.
On the afternoon board wheat was lower and
| weak at 89ac for November, Corn was easier
| Oats were a shade easier at 28sc. Pork was I'M
| settled; January opened at $40 22a, sold up to
$40 27a, fell to $l0.174 and closed at that Lard
| unchanged.