The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-01
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov 80 -Four-Receipts, 2, 200
brls exports g. 7l9 brls and 90 ia sacks; stronger
and l0c per brl higher, with more DOING sales.
%. 500 hrls; superfne Western and State, 81 80 q
3; common TO good extra Western and State,
81 75o325; good to choice extra Western
and State, So 10; common to choice white
wheat Western extra, $4,000 Co. fancy white
wheat Western extra, 81 20 05. 10; common to
extra choice, s. 1895; common to choice
extra St Louis, So rs 05 TO- patent Minnesota.
extra good to prime, S. 40 a. 60; choice TO double
extra, 81 700510
Wheat-Receipts. 2S4s6O bl; exports. 19l, COZ
blu; cash. 1 a 1c higher and fairly active, closing
barely steady; options opened heavy and a &c
lower afterwards ruled stronger and advanced
/ fc. later weakened and fell back sc, clos
ing unsettled; speculation very brisk; sales. To-
$4,000 bu futures and 436. 600 bu spot; No. 2
spring, 083c; uncraded spring. BIC; No.
hard, 927c; uugraded red. 81 0S7ac; No red,
853 a 861c; No red. size in elevator. 1881 a 9c
a6oat and delivered; No l red. 90sc; No.
white. 87a: No. red. December. sc 160874c.
closing at 86ac: January, 88 1-l6 089c. closing at
8sac; February, 800 a 90sc, closing at S9aa April
92ac; May, "a l-l6 a Soc. closing at 94sc; June,
Soto
Corn-Cash 4c higher, closing steady; export
demand light: options opened shade lower, later
advanced &c, closing with improvement about
ost receipts, 146. $50 bu; exnorts, H. 1913 bu;
sales. 696 600 bu futures, 1856 900 bu spot; I'M
graded, 40 O475c; steamer. 464c elevator; No. z.
Ate elevator, 48a a 483c sfioat; No December.
47047ac. closing at 471c; January. 48a 048ac,
closing at 48sc; February. 49a 049ac, closing at
49ac: May, SIG 05l2c. closing st 81 &c.
Oats a shade stronger and more active. Re-
ceipts. 81. $50 bu; exports, 233 ou: mixed West
ern, 33 a 35c; white Western, 35@4lc
Hay quiet and steady.
Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee-Fair Rio firm at 13s 0134c; options
stronger and moderately active: sales, 33 $50
bags; December, IL soc; January, IL. Coo: Feb
ruary, March. Aprii, Nav and June. LEO q
IL Csc. Sugar dull; fair good refining quoted
steady.
Tallow steady at Ale Rosin firm at 95c a 81. 05.
Eggs irmer and demand fair; receipts, 800
packages; Western. 239 0244c
Pork dull and weak. Cut meats firm; picked
bellies, 6sc; fresh hams, 81 09c Lard opened
higher, closed weak, advance lost: Western
steam. spot, BE: December. 6 35 06 BE; jan
nary. &C 0643; February, GAS 06 80; March,
6 81 nc. SIC; May.6 lie; citv steam. Zoe
Butter firm: Western, l2027c: Eigin cream
ery. 29c. Cheese firm and in fair demand; West
ern fiat, II 0l23c.
Copper quiet; lake, l2c.
CHICAGO, Nov 30 The wheat market was
of speculative trading unusually large and
in marked comparison to the dragging trading
of that of almost any day in the preceding six
months The feeling WAS very nervous and
unsettled at the opening, caused, in part by
the announcement of two failures in the wheat
trade. 1t expected that the Hill failure.
announced early in the day, would necessitare
the purchase of fully one million bushels, to
which extent il was estimated that operator was
''short" Prices varied 40 &c in different parts
of the crowd. Holders had prices marked ND &c
above last nights closing, hut the offerings were
so large that there very little trading at
any advance over last nights closing figures,
and the market quickly dropped e. followed bv
an advance of a lie, again eased off Oac, under
large offerings, and ruled irregular, hut in the
latest trading in the afternoon dropped to inside
prices, and closed { &c lower than on yester
day. The cables quoted firm foreign markets.
The receipts in the Northwest were quite large
Corn ruled fairly active and firm. fne market
opened easy at "a &c lower advanced a0Ac, hut
closed about &c under yesterday. The shipping
demand was light and receipts fairly large. with
moderate receipts estimated for to morrow
There was increased speculation on the regular
market for oats, with some demand from .'shorts"
early in the day. The feeling was firm early,
with prices 4c higher. hut the advance was lost.
The market closed &c lower. There was an active
trading in provisions. but the offerings were
large. and there steady decline in prices
especially for mess pork and shorU-rih sides.
Mess pork declined Soc per bbl.. and closed at
inside figures. Short ribs closed Zoe per 100 TBS
lower for future delivery Flour was steady and
unchanged. The leading futures ranged as fol-