The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-12
29S brls exports, 8. 149 brls and 1890 sacks.
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298 brls exports, g. 149 brls and 1880 sacks.
Less active and weak; sales, 16,500 brls.
Wheat-Cash lots ! &c lower, with active
export business; options opened weak and declined
&c, afterwards strengthened, and closed with
recovery of a ac; receipts, PAL 200 bu: exports.
1913 995 blu. Sales, 4.272000 hu futures and
$4,000 bu spot; No. spring, SAFE; No. North
ern, to arrive. 863 d87c; old No. Milwaukee,
81 9c; ungraded spring. SAC; ungraded red, 100
s5!c; No. red SIC; No. red, S34 a S3ac in ee-
vator, 844cf o. b., 64a S5c afioat; No. red.
S84c; extra red, 853c; No white SAFE; No. 2
red November, 832 a $3.50, closing at 83sc; De-
cember. S4s 085 3-16c closing at 65sc: January,
864 al 6ac, closing at S6ac; February. 87s 88lc,
closing at S84c May, 92s 092sc, closing at 92sc;
June. 93s az 33c, closing at 93sc.
Corn easier; receipts. 600 bu exports, l. 119
bu; sales, 1872, 900 bu futures, 1885, 600 blu spot;
ungraded, 49, n 453c new No g. 434c; No. 2,
4oc elevator, 45sc afoat; No. white 45sc: No.
z. November nominal, 45c; Decent Der, 40s % Acc,
closing at 45sc; January, 46s a474c, closing at
4asc; February, 473c; May, 49s 0495c, closing at
49sc
Oats fairly active receipts, so, $50 blu; exports,
l,l9O blu; mixed Western, 81 34c; white West
ern, 80 a 40c
Hay steady and demand fair; shipping Soc
Hops quiet and steadily held.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio steady at 12lc options
moderately active; sales, SO, 900 bags; November,
10 9oc; December. TO- 90c; January TO- so a TO- 90c;
February, TO- 85 q 10 90c; March, 10. so 10. 9Oc;
April, 10 So a 10 csc; May. TO- 900 TO- 95c; June,
Az SVC sugar uul, reHn6u SC0duy, -, A UtScj
extra c, Al 04ac; white extra c, A SC; yellow,
4044c. Molasses quiet and nominal Rice
steady.
Tallow steady at 41c.
Pork fairly active and generally steady; old
mess. So 70 010; new mess. SIC. 81 q 10. 10 Cut
meats steady; picked hams, &C., rib bellies, g a
&c. Middles dull; long clear &c. Lard lower
and moderately active; Western steam. spot,
6.22!c; November, 23c; December, 62006. 22c:
January. 6250629c February, 63306. 36c;
March, Gal a g. 45c; city steam, g. 05c.
Butter firm and in fair demand Western, 800
2Sc. Cheese quiet and steady: Western fiat. liz
a lie. Eggs steady, fair inquiry; receipts. 8, 0l9
packages.
Copper firm. Lead steady. Other articles
unchanged
CHICAGO, Nov. lit is getting to be gen.
era saying that when no steady decline is shown
IN wheat things improving. By this
method of reasoning there was better feeling
In to-day's market. At times prices were a little
lower than they opened, but the market was at
no time Quotably heavy. The opening was made
active by scalpers buying against calls. Puts,
on the other hand, were a decided factor in hold
ing the market. Corn was again slow, heavy
and tended rather downward within narrow lin
its. The provision market was dependent on at
fairs at the stockyards. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Cash quotations were as follows
No. spring wheat, 49, 0734c; No spring,
63066c; No. red, 1890; No 2 corn, 35Sc: No.
oats, 26c; No rye, size; No. barley, sic;
No. faxseed, Ollie; prime timothy, 81. IS q l. &c:
mess pork. 49, 40 a So lard Csc; short-rib sides
lloose 5,50c; dry -salted shoulders (boxed).
5 100 zoe; short-clear sides (boxed), S50
59Oc; whisky, ST. Is; sugar, cut-loaf, 6 06Sc;
graduated 5sc; standard A, SIC.
The leading futures ranged as follows: