The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-23

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the Two


Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the Two
Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Sept g. Flour-Receipts "a.
760 brs; exports, 1869 brls, 20, 246 sacks Dull.
Sales, IL 600 brls superfine Western and State at
$2350290
wheat-Receipts, 462, 400 btu; exports, 39,979
Blu; spot lots trife lower, with moderate ex-,
port demand; options opened a trife better
later was easier and declined a0ic, closing
steady. with recovery of a &c; sales. 5,624. 900
bu futures; 348, 600 bu spot; No spring, 843 a
S5c; No. ! hard, sole, store; ungraded spring,
S23 $3.50; ungraded red. 81 "a 683c; No red. $50
084c; No. 2 red 851c elevator, 86A q $3.50 afoat;
No. red 90ac; No l white, 86c; mixed West
ern, 84c; No. red, September 854 q 852c, closing
at 864c; October, 852 a SO 7-16c closing at Sole;
November, 81 5-l60S8c, closing at 87sc; Deem
Der, 89089 1l-l6c, closing at 89!c; January,
80 91609l4c, closing at 904c; May, 96s097c,
closing at 96ac
Corn-Spor lots 40ac lower, closing with a
slight recovery Receipts 253 100 bu; exports,
95,0l8 bu; sales. 64S,000 blu futures, 100000
bu spot; ungraded. 4704S1c; No. g. 480484c
in elevator and 4S3 % 1850 afoat; Western yellow,
5005lc; No. 2, September, 4S048ac, closing at
vember 49s 050sc, closing at 49ac; December,
COG 0slc, closing at 502c; January, Site, closing
at 5l4c
Oats firm. Receipts, 81, $50 bu; exports, 1850
bu; sales, lac, 900 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot;
mixed Western, 320 34c white Western. 50 040c.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet at Il &c; options 100
20 points higher and fairly active. Sales AZ, $50
bags September. g. zoe; October, 9.6009 zoe;
November, 95009.60c; December, 9.5009 55c;
January. 9500955c; February, 95009 55c;
dull and barely steady. Centrifugal, SIC; mo-
lasses sugar. 5-16c; refined dull; mold A, &c;
confectioners' A, 5sc; off A, 1850 SIC; standard
A. SIC; cut-loaf and crushed, 6 SIG; granulated.
Go. has q o.
Petroleum firm; United, Csc. Tallow steady.
Rosin dull at 81 01.07A.
Eggs in fair demand and firm; receipts, 4, 848
packages; Western, zoe.
Pork generally steady but quiet; sales 200 brls
mess, quoted at $40. 50010 rs for old, $11 rs q
IL so for new. Cut meats firm. Picked shoulders,
606ac; picked hams, 10a % lie; picked bellies,
7c Lard opened firm; later declined Sax points,
closing dull and heavy; Western steam, spot,
7c; September, 1907 Zoe; October, g. SIS q 6. 58c;
November, 6.41@6 45c; December, GAL 0646c;
January, g. 48 06 53c; city steam, g. 80c
Butter firm and demand fair Cheese quiet
but stronger; Western fat 81 o Toe.
Copper firm lake, ii 0111c Lead quiet; COM
mon, H. Zoe. Tin firm. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept 22-There was {. weak and
heavy feeling in nearly all the speculative lines
on Change to-day, and the advance in prices of
yesterday was lost In wheat the opening was
steady influenced by the frmer tone of foreign
quantity on ocean passage, but the speculative
offerings became quite large later on, and under
free offerings, chiefly on behalf local operators,
the market became weak and prices declined lie,
ruled steadier, and closed &c under yester-
day. A reported tight money market in the
East helped to depress values early. On the
afternoon board the market ruled little firmer,
on the report that twenty boat-loads had been
taken for export at New York. No. 2 spring
wheat sold at 73ac; No. spring sold at 673 684,
and closed at cite; No. 2 red sold at 74a; No. 8
red sold at 713c.
In corn the market opened easier; prices de-
ciined 03c, and closed on the regular board &c
under yesterday. On the afternoon board prices
rallied &C. The receipts were light, but the
weather continues good and the offerings were
liberal; No. 2 sold at SO 038ac; No. yellow, 38
0384c; No. 3, 81 037ac.
Trading was dull in oats and closed at about
Rye ruled steady: No. 2, 4slc. Barley was
tame; No. 2 ranged from $50 to Gle for ordinary
to choice
Flaxseed ruled steady; No. 1, $1.Os1.
Trading in mess pork was greatly unsettled;
early in the session prices rallied l00124c. then,
under heavy offerings. receded so 0503c for new,
and 20 35c for delayed deliveries, rallied 100
Zoe, and closed quiet; cash lots were quotable at
49, 70 90 874 Lard was quiet and easy; cash
lots were quotable at 7.15072Oc. Short-rib
higher; cash lots were quoted at &c. Boxed
meats were quiet; dry-salted shoulders, 6 06sc;
shortclear sides, 7100715c.
Whisky was unchanged at SLIT.
Sugars were unchanged.
Flour was dull at unchanged prices.
The following is the range and closing prices
on the regular board from $50 A. M. to p NJ:
Wheat-Seprember 73s a 744c. closing at 73sc;
October, 4a a 75sc, closing at 74sc; November
?76a TIC, closing at 76ic May, S44 al 5ac, clos
ing at sac.
Corn-September, SO 3sac, closing at 3ssc;
October, 383 039c, closing at $3.50; November
404 04Oac, closing at 404c May, AL 045c, clos
ing at 44Ic
Oats-October 260261c, closing at 26sc; No
vember 27a 0273c, closing at 27sc; May, $40
32c. closing at 312c.
Pork-October, SO go 10 12R, closing at SO. 721c;
November, $957 a 10, closing at So Go; January,
$40. 40 q TO- closing at $40 473.
Lard-October. g. LII 06 224c. closing at 174c
November. Clio 06124c, closing at g. Zoe; Jan
uary, 6. III 96. 22ac, closing at G. 17ac.
On the afternoon board the markets generally
ruled shade 6rmer The following were the
closing quotations at 23O P. NJ: Wheat-Sept
TENDER, 74sc; October, 74sc; November 763c
May, 84kc Corn-September, 384c; October
$3.50; November, 40ac; May. 443c. Oats
September, 254c; October, 26ac; November. 27sc:
May, 3l5c. Pork-October, So so; November,
$9.75 Lard-September. 72Oc; October, 6171c;
November. G. 10.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm,
with good demand for the fine grades; cream
cry, 16 026c; dairy, 10 a 18c; packing stock, SO
SIC. Eggs firm, at 0163c
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat SO, 900 Blu;
corn, 325, 900 blu; oats, 147 600 blu; rye 5000 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 10000
brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn. 418,000 blu; oats
$4,000 blu; rye, 5000 bu: barley, 81, 900 blu.
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Gin