Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-11
TIKI GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
CHICAGO, July 10-The crisis in Egyp
gave us strong cable to-day andt
made our wheat market very active,
and the shorts had to climb for the stuff in
order to cover. August was especially active,
and some big gun is buying all he can get Of
it, think 1t is Armour, but whether he is
bnlling the market only to scalp on can't
say. Exporters bid sl.19H for red winter
wheat to be delivered by Saturday next and
Sl.171s flor delivery on the following Sat-
urdsy. So you see the market is strong one.
The curb for August Is $l.12ss and / think
ITS good purchase on any break yet.
Corn was not SO lively TO- day and held fairly
steady closing at about Saturdays prices and
August is now selling on the curb at 79X c. 1t
may continue dull for dag or two but event
ual.y it will go higher think. Provis ions
quiet at triae lower prices.
The sensation of the day was the murder of
Charley Stiles, the caller of the call board
who was shot through the heart early this
morning at the Palmer house by his mistress.
He took her out dfiring yesterday and she says
because she would give him no more money
he made her walk about six miles in the rain,
and OF course she got hot. think the trial
won't keep his memory green in the proper
way for while he was good caller, he was q
hard man. More sympathy is expressed among
the members for The woman than for the late
laRented
Especial 10 the Western Associated Prrss.l
CHICAGO, July 10 of the three kinds of
wheat dealt in for speculation purposes, No. Q
spring, the old speculative grade, is the least
noticeable and has now become nearly nom
inal market. Prices to-day were higher, but
the trading was very restricted. Winter was
active and strong and advanced smartly. Reg
ular, which now rules the roost, advanced
decidedly, opening 1595sc above Saturday;
then weakening declined 1890, and then
rallied 11c for July, 311sc for August, above
inside prices and closed at about those figures
and higher than Saturday. Sales: $1.15x@
LII for July, 81. 1O1s@l. 1874 for August,
81. Os3s@l.111s for September. On call, sales
were 10000 bushels of winter, 5000 bushels
OF spring, and 1,25O,O00 bushels of regular;
prices shame higher for winter, Hrmer for
spring, and &c lower to &c higher for
regular.
Corn was fairly active, unsettled and inside
a range OF lie all day, and closed steady for
cash and July, and 56c higher for others.
Sales, 79l498OAc for August; 79a @S0c for
September. On call sales were 100000
bushels; prices steady and slclower.
Oats were steady. There were a good many
sales at higher prices, especially in option.
Prices ranged 525s9531lc for July, 424943c
for August, and S94@4O4c for Sepie mber.
On call sales were 100000 bushels; prices &c
stronger to sc higher.
Fork was fairly active, Offerings were
moderate, 5@10c lower early, but l5Q30c
higher later in the day, closing steady and
iirm at $22.12k @23.32X August, $22.30@
22.50 September. Oh call sales were 4,75O
barrels; prices SC lower to SC higher and
slower during last sales.
Lard was active. but offerings were free and
easy. Sales were 59l0c lower; later there
was rally of 15@30c and the close was slight.
Sales: Sl2.65@l2.S21S August; $l2 .75@12.95
september, $l2.S215 @i3.05 October. On call
lower