The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-09
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Hay steady and Quiet
Cosee~Options steady but dull; sales, .. go
bags. incIuiine November, l3 55c; December,
l3 % al 35e; January, 10 POOLS 2oc' Feornsry
and March l3 10 a l3. zoe; April, May aad Jniv,
l3l5al3 2Oc. Spot Rio hrmer; fair cargoes, lotc
snoar-Ravv oui.t bu, unsettled: fair refining.
565 Lice; centrifugal. go test, OF 64c; refined
ouist Molasses nominal; New Orleans open
kettle, a a 52c; syrups, 30 042c.
Rice irm aud in fair demand.
Tallow scarce and strong. Rosin quiet.
EGGS steady; quiet; Western. 24c2i2c; re-
csipts, 3,777 packages
Pork quiet add firm: mess. sl6el6 80. Beet
quiet: beef hams firm. quoted l4c. Cut meats
dull; picked bellies. 81 a 93c: pickIed hams. lOc;
picked shoulders, $50. Middlss strong; short
clear. Soc Lard advanced six points, cloHed
weak; saies Westeru steam, spot, 6.606s Csc
November, 846 8 SOC. closed SAFE Decen oel'
Sale; January, a439e4sc, closed 43c; Feb
rusry. S 4Sc; March. s.50c; April. SOC; May,
s 50 07.60; closed 8 SIC.
Butter about STEADY; Western dairy. 12i 01sc;
Western creamery, l6a26c; Elgin, goa are
Chess slow, Western, 9elOo
CHICAGO, Nov a-A fair business was trans
acted In wheat. and higher range OF prices was
established. bat the advance vas again Lost.
the opening was 20lc higher. and December
advanced an additional lie, and Nay &c; than
largely to shorts" covering, who were inflr-
eneed iu their action by the reported taking Of
wheat yesterday and to-day In New York Tor
export, the reports fixing the quantity az high
200. 600 bushels for both days. IL was claimed
that the wheat was bought for shipment TO
Lisbon, and was being taken By frult-carryIng
vessels 81 low rates Of freight A denial of the
above report at last SAID that there had been
wheat taken to-day and caused the
market to react somewhat Corn opened at &c
advance over the closing prices OF yesterday,
and gradually advanced J a l3c, reacted lie, and
closed a &C higher than yesterday. The feeling
developed was stronger, especially on the near
futures very good demand existing from
Shorts who were somewhat nervous. There
was an i'm proved demand for oats In May de-
livery trade was quite brisk, with considerable
demand from shorts" under which to higher
range oil prices was established. Near futures
were also accorded rather moro attention than
for some days past, with The result of a 10 ad-
vance, but before the close the speculative
market became weaker and reacted. There was
more trading in mess pork, but the
feeling was somewhat unsettled. and prices
ruled come What irregular. though within a COM
parauvely narrow range. Offerings were fair,
and the demand was moderately active. Pur-
chases were free early, partly credited TO a
prominent local operator, and prices were sd-
vanced 10 0l2ic. Later, the feeling was weaker,
and prices settled back again 10 l24c, and
closed comparatveIy steady frmsr feeling
prevailed in the lard market, but trading was
only moderate. Offerings were not very large,
and the demand was only fair. Prices were adj
vance6 81 I3c, per 100 los. during the early part
or the session, but rsceded again 81 a Sc later,
and the market closed rather quiet Quite a
good speculative demand prevailed for short-rio
sides. aud the offerings were moderate. The
feeling was stronger. and prices were advanced
y Q5c per 100 lbs, and the market closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows: