The Indianapolis journal., 1886-11-04

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Nv
Graak Cantora

Yesterday O0OtattOnS on Pr0duCe at the u W0
Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Four-Receipts, 3S S32
brls; exports, 1857 brls. 1882 sacks; market
steady and moderately active Sales, $4,000 brls.
Wheat Receipts, 364, $50 bu; exports. 220 252
bu; spot firm and active in good part for export
options weak Sales, 1854, 900 bu futures; 3O7.-
GEO bu spot; No. 2spring, 854c; old No. 2 Mil
waukee, 8I1 a &c., ungraded red, II q Sec; No 3
red. 824 0S24c in elevator. 8G2 q 84c afoat; No.
red, SAC elevator, S42 s5sc f. o. b., S54 1850
afoat MOI red, 8Sc; No white, 85c; extra red,
S64c; No red, November 81. a SAFE, closing at
safe; December. 85 l3 16 0664c. closing at 863c;
January, S7s G86sc, closing at 8Isc; February.
500 S92c, closing at SOC; March, 90z 09lc. closing
at 90sc; May, 934 093sc, closing at 934c; June,
94s a 944c closing at 944c.
Corn higher, closing steady; receipts, III, ,SOO
bu; exports r. 485 bu; sales. 9l2 600 bu futures,
81, 900 bu SPOT: ungraded, 453 a 464c; No. 46sc
elevator, 470473c afoat; No white 4Ic; NO
z November, 46 a. 46Ac, closing at 46sc Decem-
Der, AZ SIG 474c closing at Acc; January, 4S3
48sc closing at 48se; May, 5ls 51ac, closing at
51sc.
Oats shade stronger and less active; receipts,
126, $50 bu; exports. 637 bu; mixed Western, 323
34c; white Western. 80 "a 40c.
Hay steady and demand fair
Coffee-Spet fair Rio firm at 1890. Options
higher and fairly active; sales 54, 250 bags; NO
vember IL H. 05c; December, 10 80 q lie; Jan
uary, 10 IS a llc February, 10 50 0l0 95c; March,
10. 80 lie: April. 10 80 q 10. 95c; May, 1850
1105; June, l101l 05c; July, ll.l0c. Sugar
quiet; refined dull standard A. 5 5l6c; cut-loaf
and crushed, 6 5-l606sc; powdered 6065c;
granulated, SIC; cubes, So 06c. Molasses dull.
Rice firm.
Petroleum steady; United closed at 66c. Tai
low steady. Rosin quiet
Eggs firm and demand fair; receipts 1.62o
packages: Western. % "a 22dc.
Pork quiet, but firmly held. Lard higher and
fairly active; Western steam, spot, 6 1896 2oc;
November, Is as pc; December, 6 l8 66 25c;
January. 2806 34c; February, 42c; March.
6. 47 0652c; May, 6 65c; city steam, 6 l5c.
Butter firm; Western, IL 028c. Cheese quiet
and very steady; Western fat, IL a llae.
Copper firm; lake, liz a 1lsc Lead steady.
CHICAGO. Nov 3-The wheat market opened
duli with tendency toward lower prices. For
eign adviees noted dull markets, and early New
York reports were not particularly encouraging.
The quantity on ocean passage showed an IN
crease of 900, 600 bu. Under these influences
prices broke off &c, rallied again reports OF
good export purchases, but sunk back and closed,
In the latest trading. at inside prices and 80
lower than on Monday The opening in corn
was tri6e easier, bat under good speculative
demand and light receipts advanced 0a &c, but
fell back toward the close and finished &c higher
than yesterday. There was very little
doing in oats. but prices were steady
Provisions were active and stronger
The unsettled feeling among the
packing house employees tends to the impression
that the production of speculative articles may
be curtailed. This taken in connection with a
good shipping demand caused a rather sharp
advance of 25030c in mess pork, which was
moderately we'll supported. Lard advanced q
DC, and closed steady Short ribs advanced l2l q
15c, and closed firm. Flour was steady and un-
changed. Cash quotations were as follows:
No. 2 spring wheat, 734 a 73sc; No spring
wheat. 63 @66c; No. red wheat. 74ac; No.
corn, 36s q 36ac; No 2 oats, 26 0265c; No rye,
5lc; No. barley, 53c; No l faxseed. 964 096ac;
prime timothy, ST 6601.6S. Mess pork SO %;
lard, 5.95c; shortrib sides. loose, &c; dry
sailed shoulders boxed, s 10 05 SOC: short clear
sides. boxed, 6. 40 66 45c Whisky, ST. is; sugars
unchanged.