The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-29

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27-Flour steady but less
active. Receipts, 2O,47S brls: exports, 1906 brls
and 81, TAI sacks. Sales. 14,5oO bris
Wheat-Spot q &c and options $3.50 higher,
closing firm; export demand moderate; receipts,
$500 Blu; exports. 343 55l Blu; sales, 10, 7o4 600
bu futures, and 207, 600 blu spotNo. 2 spriug
size; No. hard. S91c store; ungraded red, 500
soc; No. red. 84a 085sc; No. red, 8oa q 85ac
in elevator, 864 0874e ahoat and delivered; No.
red, 89ac: No white, 864c; No. red. SAC, NOM
inal 85sc; December, 95s q S533c closing at S5sc;
January, 86s 087ac closing at Size: February,
8Ss 89c, closing at s9c; March, 9o1 90sc closing
at 90Sc; May. 92s 093sc, closing at $3.50; July,
949 a 94sc. closing at 94Ec.
Corn 03c higher, closing firm; moderate ex
port business; receipts, $50 bu; exports, g. 148
bu; sales, 20S, 900 bu futures and 1913 900 bu
spot; ungraded. 374 047ac; steamer, 45a a Acc ell
evator; No. 2. 47c elevator, As 484c afoat No.
z, Novemb Der, nominal, 47c; December, 47sc clos
ing at 47sc January, 484c, closing at 484c; Feb
ruary, 494c, closing at 494c; May J14c, closing
at 514c.
Oats-Higher and more active Receipts, 49,
400 bu; exports none. Mixed Western, 80 q Soc;
white Western, 30 04lc.
Hay steady and quiet.
Hops steady; State, Ii Soc; Pacific coast, 120
30c.
Coffee-Fair Rio quiet at 1870 Options shade
higher and less active; sales. 80, $50 bags: De-
cember, 1l35 oil 40c January IL 40c Feb
ruary and March, LAO oil 45c; April, IL. 45c;
May. IL. 40 oil. SOC; June. IL 45 SOC. Sugar
steady and quiet; refined quiet; powdered, 1916
06sc; graduated. 52c. Molasses- steady and
quiet Rice firm; demand moderate.
Tallow steady.
Pork fairly active and stronger; old mess.
$40 25 a so; new mess, $l07501L25 Cut
meats quiet but firm. Lard higher and more
GntIx & InE Oln
cember. 6 26 06 80; January. 6 80 06 34c: Fehru-
airy, 6 40 at 4lc; March. 1896 SOC; April, 6.56c;
city steam, 6 l5c.
Butter steady: demand light: Western. 10 027c;
Elgin creamery, 29c. Cheese quiet but firm
Eggs quiet and steady: receipts. 1856 packages;
Western fresh 23a 024ac lined, l64 a l8c
Copper steady. Lead quiet. Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov 27-The prevailing tone in all
the pits one of strength and there was
more activity than for several days past This,
in itself, was encouraging to operators, in that
1t seemed to foretel more activity, and wider
range of prices during the coming week The
bulk of the time day December wheat kept
between 741c and 74ac One of the biggest
bears came ir early in the day with 1000. 600
bushels of January wheat. and tried hard to sell
it around at 75ac, but this did not check the
advance. Scalpers. in general way. did a
very large business and made the closing of the
market firm. just prior to l o'clock there was
sharp furry of local buyers, which sent Deem
Der wheat up to 75c, and it closed very strong at
that figure. The bulge was based on a report
that forty boat-loads had been taken for export
Corn opened strong, May advancing to 42sc, but
it settled back and remained firm to the close of
trading at medium figures. Oats were firm at
yesterdays quotations Provisions again ruled
strong, January pork advancing TO $40 60 and
holding steady at nearly outside figures. Flour
firm and unchanged. The leading futures
ranged as follows