The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-14

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Two
Great Centers.

Yesterdays Uuocatf0us on Produce at the Two
Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Oct .-Flour-Receipts, 49,
658 brls; exports 2l26 brls and 1925 sacks.
Market moderately active and firmer. Sales.
1850 brls Common to choice white wheat
Western extra, 81 4Oa46O fancy white wheat
Western extra, 81 60 al 70; common to good ex-
ira Ohio. So 40 0460; common to choice extra
ST Louis, g. 10 rs; patent Minnesota extra
good to prime. $42O045o; choice to double ex-
ira, $46004S5.
Wheat-Receipts, 255274 Blu; exports, 1885,
1893 bu; spot lots 1sc and options Il 02s higher
Market excited and feverish. closing with the
best figures ruling strong; light export business;
speculation very brisk sales, l3, 104, 900 bu fu-
lures. and 126 900 bu spot; No. spring. sac; I'M
graded red, 790S5c; No. red, Bic; No.
red S3c elevator 842 q 85c aioat; No. red, SIZE;
No. white, 85c; extra red. Sc; No. 2 red, Oc-
tober, SO Sac, closing at 84c; November, $50 %
Soc, closing at 85c; December, 85s 086sc, clos
ing at o6sc; January, S7s 08Sac, closing at Ss4c;
February nominal Goo; March. 90a 0914c, clos
ing at 9llc; April. nominal 92sc; May, 925 a
SAC, closing at 944cJune, 94s 095ac, closing at
95Ac.
Corn-Spot lots 301c and options 1a01ac
ports %, GOA bu sales. 15l2000 bu futures and
78, 900 bu spot; upgraded, a. 0453c No. 2, 443c
elevator, 45I 045ac afoat; No. 2, October, 440
44sc. closing at 44sc; November, 454 a. 5sc, clos
ing at 45sc; December. 46s a 47sc closing at AGO.
January, All a 8c, closing at 48c; February, 48
04S4c, closing at 484c; May, 49t q &c., closing at
SOC.
Oats / &c higher and active; receipts, los, 300
Blu; exports. !. $50 bu; Sales $40 600 bu futures,
liz, 900 bu spot; mixed Western, 30 &c., white
Western, 35 40c.
Hay quiet and steadily held
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at 11sc; options @l0
points lower and fairly active; sales. 10000
BAGS October. 99Oc; November. 9 85 az 9Oc;
December, g. 85 a 9. 90c; January, 49, l0c; Feb
ruary, 99009 95c; March, 900 90 5c; April,
99009.9 5c; May. 8 1850 10c.
Sugar dull; moasses sugar, 4Sc; refined quiet;
off A, 3.l6c; powdered, 6@6sc graduated,
1906 Molasses steady and quiet
Petroleum firm; United, 64&c. Tallow steady.
Rosin quiet.
Eggs dull and easier receipts 4379 packages;
Western, 20 0203c
Pork firm, but quiet Cut meats firm; picked
bellies. u 07ac; middles dull; long clear. 6sc.
Lard 6064 points higher and fairly active;
Western steam, spot, Cos o 12ac; October, Cos
06 15c; November, COS q g. l0c; December, 617
az Zoe; January, g. % a 6 29c; February, $3.50;
March, 643c; city STEAM 6.05c.
Butter dull and heavy; Western, 12028dc.
Cheese unchanged and dull.
Lead steady. Tin firm Other articles un
changed.
CHICAGO, Oct 13.-The open board call
board this morning very embarrassing No
vember wheat opening and closing at 72sc, but
between that time and the opening of the regu
lar board reports of decrease in wheat on pas
sage came in, and the market became irmer
There was also an improved tone to cables No
vember wheat opened on the regular board at
72ac, seli to 72sc then back to 72s, and recov-
cred TO 72zc. November corn opened at 351c
but sold quickly to 355c The whole provision
list was frmer and rather higher. There was an
advance of 25c in pork at the very start, though
it was not maintained. November opened at
So. 25 but within an hour had fallen to so 073
The improved cables spoken Of brought in a
good many buying orders The French were
reported buying good many cargoes off coast.
and also fair buyers of futures. These causes |
were sufficient to put November wheat up to
73sc, but it soon eased back to 722c. Corn
feeling as regards the 'war" situation was just |
little bit nervous and unsettled. New York ex- |
porters were said to be doing particularly active
business; it was claimed yesterdays takings |
were twenty-five boat-loads, and to-day's 40 |
boatloads. This was very strengthening in its |
effect, and bulged November wheat to 731 a 1890,
but when this enormous export movement was |
unconfirmed, there was reaction to 72Sc The |
market stood at this point half hour before |
the close. The high point in corn was not main |
tained owing to the declining tendency in wheat |
toward the close. Provisions, too, became very |
steady and subject to only very moderate |
trade
Flour was quiet and unchanged Rye No. 2,
cash, 4Sc. Barley, No. 2, cash, SIC; No l fax
seed, ST.. O0a. Common to prime timothy, 81. SO
@1.68 Whisky, $l1S.
Futures ranged as follows with the closing
prices at 230 p NJ