The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-11
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Two
Great Centers

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Flour-Receipts 1880
brls; exports, L brl and 3,2S8 sacks; market dull
sales, Id, 500 brls.
Wheat-Receipts. 1856. 800 bu; exports, 81 O12
bu. Spot lots l301c and options l90&c lower,
closing heavy at the inside rates; fair export tradng
speculation active sales, ,272 600 bu futures
and $50 900 bu spot; No. spring. see; No. hard,
s614c; ungraded Milwaukee, 79lac; ungraded red SO
0s4lac: No. 3 red, s0a4c; No. 2 red. 82l90S24c
in elevator, S3A 0S4aac afoat S2s40S2 1O-16 t. o.
b. No. red, SIC; extra red, Soc; No. red, October,
nominal at &c; November $500 S4l4c closing at
s3asc; December. IS 1-160S6c. closing at 857sc;
January. 86A 087 916c, closing at S6sac; February.
closing at 1890; May. 92lsc.
Cornspot lots, ie4 4c, and options, leo 7sc lower;
closing with reaction of l8O35c. Receipts, liz.
600 bu: exports, 46.523 bu sales. 994. 900 bu fut
1res 267 600 bu spot; ungraded, Asia a i9c; No;
2 444144@e elevator 45045lse afoat; ungraded
A lac, closing at 44c; November 45045l4c. closing
at 5lsc December, 461s0 l4c closing at 46A9cs
January, 46Ss047c closing at 47c: February, Ago
Ace
Oats, hose lower, and active. Receipts, $4,000
bu; sales, 395, 600 bu futures: 23S 600 bu spot;
mixed Western, 30032c; white Western 35040c
Cofee-Spot fair Rio dull: options unsettled and
lower, fairly active; sales 81 $50 bags December,
9.50c March, 95Oc; April $50 90. 55c; May, 9.55c.
Sugar duh and nominal refined dull standard A. $3.50
7-16c mold A, 5 15-16c. Molasses dull and NOM
inal Rice steady.
Petroleum firm; United, 65asc Tallow firm at Ale
044c. Rosin steady.
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts 3 0OS pack
ages Western. 2034 DZ1c.
Lard opened sos points lower, later advanced 80
II points, closing with reaction of 800 points.
Western steam spot, 6 O50607io; October 5.e8 06.
November. 5.9S 0Sc: December, COS 06 Ice;
January, 6.1506.23ci February, 6.22c; city steam,
5.95c
Butter quiet and unchanged. Cheese steady and
quiet.
Copper steady; lake. 111s011ssc. Lead firm. Tin
quiet. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-The feeling was heavy in the
wheat-pit day, and prices the lowest this
whish cash No. spring wheat has sold in the Chica
go market in twenty years. The m ain influence
the market to cause the depression in wheat the
announcement of the failure of the Ferguson grain
and provision firm Foreign advices quoted dull ard
easy markets, while there only light export de-
demand The market finally closed lac under that of
yesterday.
Influenced by the same causes as wheat and sun
plemented with the fine weather and liberal receipts,
corn suffered another decline, cash No. declining to
81 sc which is the lowest price known for the cereal
on this market in many years.
Oats were weak and lower, due to larger receipts
and the heaviness in the other markets. Cash oats
were about ic lower than yesterday.
Provisions were unsettled and irregular. The mar
ket for pork opened 10012l2c higher broke off
25027l9c. rallied 17la020c and closed steady.
Lard was quiet and easy, closing at about yesterdays
figures.
Flour unchanged.
critics:
No wheat 7O1s07 07sc; No. 2 red wheat, II lsc;
No corn. 333s03331 No. 2 oats 23c; No. rye,
4Sl9c; No. faxseed, 81; No. 2 barley. SIC; com
mon to fair timothy-seed $165O1.70; prime tilno-
thy, 81. IL; pork. S8750S. S7i9: lard, 5. 65O
57Oc; shortrib sides, loose 67Oc shortclear sides,
boxed, 6.65 06.70c dry-salted shoulders. boxed,
5.7O05. 75c; whisky. SI.1s; sugar unchanged
Futures ranged as follows.