The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22

pressure to sell was geater and with less
demand than for December. There was
hardly reaction over &c at any time
ana the close was right at the bottom, De
cemoer having slipped down to a parity
Win Win May. and closing sc below yesterday.
isecelptS were too heavy in the Northwest.
the weeks exports too small, cables too dis
appointing this morning, and domestic mar
kets too bearish. The close: No. red,
cash, oSssc. Options: October. 5S1sc bid;
November, 591sc nominal; December. 605sQ
sl%c, closing at 6O5s46Os4c asked; May. 6sl2
tinguished by nothing more remarkable
than extreme dullness. Very few trades
were made, and little interest taken.
Wheat dragged the price down, and there
was a steady decline from the opening to
the close. which was 15c for December and
&c for May below yesterday. No. mixed,
S4l2c asked December, 34BG34i3c, closing
May. s71kc; Oats lower with wheat and
corn; No. ?, cash and October, &c; Novem-
beF 27Ac nominal: December. 275sc bid;
May, 31AG31ssc asked. Rye firm; No. ?,
this side. 42c Barley-Nothing doing. Bran
QSl5. Hay dull: prime TO choice timothy,
slOal1. Butter and eggs unchanged. Corn
neal steady at s1;SeqLs5, Whisky, Sill
visions steady. Pork, s1825 for standard
mess: Lard. 9.57l9c. Dry-salt meats-Loose
shorts. s.75c. Bacon@Packed shoulders
775c; longs and ribs, 1O.75c; shorts. lie.
Receipts-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu
barley, 5000 bu. Shipmerts-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats.
$1,000 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley. LOCO bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 21.-Wheat dull
export demand continues very light, and
there is no evidence in sight for an early
Improvement. Receipts. 1918 bu; shipments.
1873 blu; stock 63O93l bu; sales, cars; No.
red, 661sc; January. 6924c, closing at $3.50.
Closing prices: October, 66066Ac; Novem-
Der, 662sG6S5sc; December, e77sq6S4c; Janu-
ar 0d II and
er in sympathy with wheat and the absence
of demand, either local or export. Receipts,
i9ld bu; shipments, 81, 1913 bu; stock S5S, 7Sl
bu; sales. none. No. yellow, 49q49l5c;
No. mixed, 4S94S15c. Options: October,
469461sc; November, 46q461sc; December, 4515
Q46c. Oats-Options dull and nominal; car
mand. Sales: No. mixed, 3512c. Receipts
800 bu; Withdrawals, 1C,525 bu; stock, 100, 245
December, 361a@37c. Flour dull and prices
unchanged Inquiry was confined to spring
wheat patents; other grades neglected Re
ceipts, AIS brls and 1851 sacks: Closing
prices: Western and Pennsylvania super
fine, $262.15; Western and PENNSYLVANIA ex-
tras, 81 25Q2.5O; No. winter family S26od
$50: Pennsylvania roller straightS, S3Q3.25;
Western winter clear, S290G2. Is; straight,
sS.i5@3.35; winter patent, $S.50Q3.75; Mime
Gals. The butter market continues firm
and quiet. Receipts are not liberal, but
neither is the demand urgent. Fancy goods,
both solid and packed, and patent and print
cording to quality; Pennsylvania creamery
prints, 25G2Se. Eggs-Offerings of new laid
met with quick outlet, but they were scarce
and prices were firmly held Westerns. 22Go
23c. as to quality and location: Pennsylva-
MIA, 23c; Refined sugars-Froduction, held
we'll in hand and orders are accepted sub
ject to delay in deliveries; prices strong:
Powdered, 57sc; crown A, 9-l6c; granulated
and crystal; a, 5asc; confectioners' A, SIC,
subject to 3-16c rebate in addition to trade
discounts.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct H-December wheat
opened at $3.50, against $3.50 Yesterday. and
66Ac yesterday and closed at CSC; track
wheat closed, hard, 6OAc; No. Northern,
5sAc; No. 2, SIC. The cash market was
rnillers and elevator companies were good
buyers. No. Northern sold at 5SaiQ5912c.
the most going at the latter figure; No
ments. 81 cars. The demand for flour is fair
and some concerns selling, above their
36.7S7 brls Prices unchanged. The added
daily output of mills grinding to-day will
probably aggregate !. "a 500 brls The bran
at $l0G10.50. Shipments, 1,5H tons.
TOLEDO, Oct. 21.-Wheat was dull and
lower; No. cash and October. 63c; Novem-
e eer s Sa and steadE s ao e eas6 1dc
Oats quiet; cash. 29c Rye dull; cash, 4Sc.
Glover seed steady; prime. cash and Octo>
Reee f 200 bri; BRIL- wheat, $1,000 bu:
corn, II, 900 bu; oats, 5000 blu; clover seed,
1000 bu ShipmentS--tIOur, 4,000 brl; wheat,
$1,000 bu; corn $1,000 bu; clover seed, 500 bu.
DETROIT, Oct 2L-The market closed
lower. Wheat-No. white e1c; No. red,
cash. 6l%c; No. 3 red, 5Shc; October, 64c;
December 1lsc Corn-No cash, 41c.
Oats-No. 2 white, 32c; No. 2 mixed, 29c.
Rye-No. 2 cash. 4Sc. Prime timothy
steady. Reeeptss5m3Wheat, $4,000 bu; corn,
1000 bu; oats, 5000 blu.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.-Wheat quiet and
lower; spot. 661sc; Octobers 66@661sc; No
vember. 6S4c; December. 751sc. Corn dull
and easy; spot 461sc; October, 1850; No
vember. 46kc asked; December, Aa4 Gi45c.
Coffee and produce markets unchanged.