The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-29

January. 46s 047ic. closing ct Ate; February,
47c; MAY 47047sc, closing at Ate.
Oats-Rsceipts, a. 600 bu: exports. 2,ll9 DC;
sales. 100, 600 bu ~futufes, 10l. 900 bu spot. Spot
market a trifs easier. and quiet. oDtions dnl
and 264c lower; Noyember, 3lsc; Dece mber,
3ls a 3ltc. closing at 3lsc: January. 32Ec: spot,
No. 2 white. 35Ic; mixed Western 30 a 33c; white
Western. 81 e42c; No. 2 Chicago, 32lc.
Hay active and firm.
Hops easy aud dull.
C~offee-Options opened steady and closed
firm. Sales IS. $50 bags. including December.
II. 90 a IA. zoe; January. IA 80 IA. 75c; February.
IA. 50 a IA. SOC; March. IL 60 a Ia. 90c: April. l4.70
015.00c: May. IA. 90 a 10. DOC; June. IA. 10 a l5.Ooc;
July, 14.70014 95c; August, IA. 70 a 10 lUc; Sep
TENDER. ALSO a. S5c: October. IA 90 10 00c.
Spot Rio higher; fair cargoes, 164c. Sugar
Raw quiet and strong; refined steady and in fair
demand. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
Orleans steady and fairly active. Rice firm
and active.
Tallow stronger; city, &c bid. ROsin in fair
Eggs steady aud quiet; Western. 2o3 G26c; re-
ceipts. 5.302 packages.
Pork quiet. Beef quiet. Beef hams depressed.
and quoted at. l3c. Cut meats weak; picked
bellies. 84assc; picked hams. Zoe; picked
shoulders, SIC; mIddles weak; short clear, SC.
Lard dull; Western steam. s 20 a zoe: NOvem-
Der. $3.50; December, g. soc; January, 834c bid;
February, a36c; March, $50 s.4Oc; April,
$3.50; Nav, S.40GS.47c. closing at 8. Ale.
OhhsOt hAEGCAf "AAA 4Bhb
dairy, l4021c; Western creamery. 2203Se; Ell
gins, 800 40c. Cheese strong, with a good job
bling demand; Western, 81 01l4c.
CHICAGO. Nov. 28.-Wheat ruled fairly
active and prices higher. Trading was mostly
local, with good buying credited to the class OF
traders known as professionals. While no
doubt a good deal OF the buying today was
from shorts who did not care to remain so over
Thanksgiving day, there was also buying Tor
long account The market opened ! sc higher
than yesterdays closing. solo of &c, and then
advanced &c, and closed about &c higher than
yesterday. Trading was only moderately active
In corn: fluctuations being confined within mar.
row limits, with transactions largely of a local
character. The feeling on the whole was easier
and prices reached still lower figures. Initial
trades were at yesterdays closing prices. The
market was easy for q time, then developed some
strength, but again reacted and closed a shade
lower than yesterday. A weaker feeling devel-
ope6 in oats and prices averaged lower. The
weakness III corn had a depressing tendency on
holders and induced free selling Of May especial
ly during the early part of the day and prices
declined I a &c. The break brought in a fair
number OF buyers and a rally of &c followed, but
the market closed easy at ermed prices.
An unusually active business was transacted in
mess pork. Opening sales were made At 10c
decline, but a temporary rally OF 2405c was
gained. Later the feeling was decidedly weak
and prices declined somewhat irreeularly 200
224c. Toward the close the feeling was s,eadier.
and prices rallied 50 10 aud closed steady.
Trading was moderately active in lard. aud the
feeling was unsettled and weak. Prices
ruled .OI4 % .10c lower and the market closed
rather quiet. More interest was manifested in
short ribs and trading was quite active. Prices
ruled rather weak and declined .O74 a .10c, and
the market closed quiet. The leading futures
ranged as follows: