The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-16

4 so; common to choice extra st. Louis, So. 60 q
4.60; common to choice extra St Louis. 81. 60 %
I6i patent Minnesota extra, good to prime,
81 30 a 30; choice to double extra, 81 60 I'd 80
Wheat-Receipts. 114,0 600 bu: exports, l25. OBS
bu. Cash lots q trifle better and more active for
export; options opened shade lower, but soon
strengthened and advanced a Sc. closing fism
Sales 4, $4,000 bu futures $4,000 bu spot; No
spring, SAFE; ungraded spring, 68 % Tie; ungrad-
ed red, ~ Sole; No. 3 red s24c; No. red, 81 a
SAC elevator, 854 653c aioat, SAC f. % b.: No.
i red, $780, extra red. SEC; Canada red, S5kc; No
white, Sac; No. red November nominal at 63Ec;
December, 84s a Soc, closing at S4sc January, SCI
a sc IL l6c closing at 864c February. S7s a 884c,
closing at Ssc March. s9i a S9sc closing at sole;
April 9Os Ole, closing at 90sc; May, 920s2lc,
closing at 92tc
Corn Shade stronger, but quiet options
opened weak. later advanced ! 03c, closing firm;
$4,000 bu future, 10000 bu spot; ungraded, d
0453c; No 8, new, 424c; No 2 44c elevator, 45a
a 454c ahoat; No white 455c No. 2. Novem-
Der, nominal at 44ac December, 454 045ac, clos
ing at 45ac; January, 46s 046 15-16c, closing at
46se; February, 47s 473c, closing at 4T5c; May,
493c, closing at 49lc.
Oats shade stronger and moderately active;
receipts, 73 $50 bu; exports, AGO bu; mixed West
ern. 324 q 34c; white Western, 50 04Oc.
Hay quiet and generally steady
Hops quiet.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at 13c; options
higher and active: sales 6S, $50 bags; November.
IL 200l 25c; December, January, February or
March, H. 10 IL &c., April or May, IL 20 oil. 30c
June. Ii. 25c Sugar firm but quiet fair TO good
refining quoted at AZ 04ac; refined quiet. Mo-
lasses dull. Rice quiet and steady.
Tallow firm at Al l74sc Rosin steady.
Eggs quiet and weak: receipts, 6,0S6 packages;
Western, "a 025c.
Pork quiet and stronger. Lard less active
Western steam, SPOT. 625c; November 642c
December. 6 2l 6.22c; January 626 06 &c.
February, 63406 35c; March, 6.42 a g. 43c; city
steam, g. 10c
Butter firm and in fair request; Western, 800
2Sc Cheese quiet; Western fat IL a 24c
Copper firm; lake, l2c. Lead steady; common,
44c
CHICAGO, Nov 1.-THE continued fine
weather and consequent large receipts here and
in the Northwestern receiving centers kept the
price of wheat down on Change to-day, and
rendered the speculation quiet. For a short
crease in the visible supply smaller than had
been anticipated held prices steady. But the
effort was soon overcome by the opposing infu-
ences above noted. Corn was dull, but steadily
held. Offerings were all absorbed. an advance
of &c at one time being quoted, which, however,
was lost at the close, which was easy. There
was moderate trade in provisions. pork being
the faverite article. A higher rate of values
was at one time recorded but it was not main
tanned. Flour was dull and unchanged. Cash
quotations were as follows:
No spring wheat, 739 73sc; No. 8 spring
wheat, "a 067c; No. red wheat, 74c; No. 2 corn,
35s a. 5sc; No. 2 oats, 25a a &c., No. rye, 52ac;
No. barley, &c. No. / faxseed, 914 09l &c:
prime timothy $L6001671; mess pork, SO 500
96O lard, 5923c; short-rib sides, loose, SOC;
dry-salted shoulders, boxed, s. 1905 zoe; short
clear sides. boxed, 5 rs as. SOC; whisky 81. 49,
Sugars - Cut-loaf, 6a06sc: granulated, 55c;
standard, 55c; standard A, 5ar.
Leading futures ranged as follows: