The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-30
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Flour stronger; re-
ceipts 40 1913 brls; exports. 4,362 brls and $50
sacks; sales 20. 900 hrls; superfne Western and
State, s. 10 aB; common TO good extra Western
and State, 50 6003 10; common to choice white
wheat Western extra, S. 60; fancy white
wheat Western extra 81 65a5
Wheat-Receipts, 2l4.670 bu: exports, 80 738
bu; spot ] lie higher and more active for ex-
port; options advanced s01sc, closing strong
speculation very brisk; Sales ID 1872 900 bu futures
and AGA. 600 bu spot and to arrive; No spring.
Soc; old No. 2 Milwaukee. 854c; No. spring, to
arrive. 824c; No. spring, C. f. l.. SOC; uncraded
red, 80 90c; No. red, Soc; No. red, 864 q S644
in elevator, 87088c (. o. b.: No. l red, 90c; ex-
ira red. So q &c., ungraded white. 86c; No. red,
November. nominal; December, 85s q 665c. clos
ing at S6sc: January, 87s 08Ssc. closing at 88sc;
February, S94 q 905c. closing at cote; March, 90s
09lsc, closing at 9lsc; May. 93s @94sc. closing
at 94sc; June, 94s a 95sc. closing at 9osc; July,
50 a 95sc, closing at 95sc. In addition to the
above sales there large export purchases
at Newport News and Baltimore.
Corn higher, closing firm; export demand mod
crate. Receipts, &C. 700 bu; exports, 1888 bu;
sales, 1624 900 bu futures. 126 900 bu spot; IN
graded 444 0474c; No. 3. 45c ahoat; steamer.
Acc elevator No. 2. 470474c elevator, 4s4 048ac
afoat; No 2, November, nominal at Ate; De-
cenber. AZ 0474c closing at 474c; January. 49, a
4S4c, closing at 48ac; February 49s a 49lc, clos
ing at 494c: May, 5la 05lsc, closing at 5lSc.
Oats q shade stronger and moderately active.
Receipts, "a, 200 bu; exports, l,010 bu mixed
Western, "a 035c; white Western, 50 040c.
Coffee-Fair Rio quiet and steady at 135c; OPP
tons fairly active and higher sales, 81 25O bags;
November, IL 45c: December, 15Oc; January.
IL so IL 55c: February, IL SO IL Coo; March
and April. l155c: Nav, 1L55 01l6Oc; June.
II. Coo, July, 11.60 0lL70c. Sugar steady and
quiet; refined dull off A, 5sc: standard &,
55-16c; cut loaf and crushed, 3-16 064c; cubes,
BIG cole Molasses dull Rice steady.
Tallow steady.
Eggs firm and demand fair; receipts, 1858
packages; Western, % 024c.
Pork firm but quiet mess quoted at $40 373 ID
10 623 for two years old; $40 Is q IL % one year
old. Cut meats firm; picked bellies, &c. Mid
dies dull and nominal; lone-cear, &c. Lard
higher and fairly active; Western spot, G. 300
6.324c; December. 81 @6 35c; January, 6.373 "a
6.40 Febrsary, 6.42 06.47: March, 6.4906 Soc.
Butter quiet and steady: Western, 12027c;
Elein creamery, 29c Cheese firm and rather
quiet; Western fat, 1l0124c.
Lead steady.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The trading in wheat
to day was larger in volume and attended with
more vim than has been shown before in shree
months. The market opened % &c higher than
at the close on Saturday, on firm foreign ad-
vices and q good export movement. The de-
structlon or f4O,UOO bushels OF wheat at Duluth
had tendency to make prices firm at the open
ing. There was heavy realizing on the advance,
and prices fell back &c, but rallied again, and
the market showed signs of excitement in the
afternoon. when values rose 1ac above the in
side prices of the day. and closed at top figures,
or lac higher than on Saturday The visible
supply showed an increase of about 10, 900 BUSH
els, the wheat damaged at Duluth being deduct
ed from the total During the trading in
the afternoon the buying by shorts"
was large and aided in forcing the
advance. Corn was rather quiet during
most of the session. The visible supply showed
an unusually large decrease, l59. 600 bu-but
the expectation of large arrivals checked any ad-
vance until the advance in wheat occurred, when
more life was shown in trading. and an advance
of &c over the closing figures of Saturday was
scored. Oats ruled slightly easier early in the
session, but became stronger near the close, and
finished 504c over Saturday. Provisions were
active and stronger throughout. Foreign ad-
vices were more favorable, and outside orders to
purchase were larger. Mess pork advanced 55c
per hrl, ara closed 40c higher than on Saturday
Lard advanced 10c per cwt, and closed at out
side quotations. Shorr-rib sides for future de-
hveries advanced Zoe. Flour was steady and
unchanged. The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows: