Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-05

oats SympathlZed with corn closing weak
with few buyers.
It is said that large
line of September longs sold out at heavy
loss Hutchinson threw 100000 bushels
on the market alone The depressed con-
dition and heavy break on corn brought
free sellers to this line, which tended to
further raid prices. No. 2 cash closed at
1870. No. white was wanted at $3.50
and repeated at 3211ac. Samples where less
plenty and while going out readily
still lower prices had to be accepted. The
better cars were preferred.
Barley is becoming active. Receipts of
GO cars were twice the number received on
any day previous. Most of the barley
graded No. 3, prices declined &c. closing at
8415c for No. 2 September and 64c for No.
3 September.
Provisions were weak and lower. Sep
TENDER, however, rules much
stronger than the deferred.
futures. The market was raided early in
the day. but at inside prices there was a
good demand, though the close was rather
weak at the decline. Cash was nearly the
same as October, and September was
nominally 100 121ac under October. Sell
Ter October opened at $21.75, dropped to
$21.40, reacted to S21.7O. and closed at
$21.5O@ 21.521s. November opened at
$1,000, fell to S2O.35, reacted to $2O.55,
dropped to $20.25, and closed at S2O25M
20.30. Year dull, selling at S19.35m19.50,
and closing at $4,000 1922. January
sold from $3.50 early to S19.2215 later
and closed at $19.35@19.SO. March in
active.
Lard was active and also irregular,
opening weak and selling off 15c per 100
lbs below Saturdays inside
declined and closed at
a decline of 25c per 100 TBS. Cash and
September sold about sc under the Octo-
Der option. October sold from S12.O715
early to $11.9215, and closed at S1195.
November sold at S11.9215@12.0715, and
closed at $11.95. Year nominal January
sold at $11.8O@ 11.95, and closed at
$11.7715@ 11.SO. February ranged at
$1I9715 @12.O215, and closed at S11.921%@
1875 March sold at S12OO@12.O5, and
closed at $12.00@ 12O215. Cash meats
were no lower than on Saturday.
From 4nOtI!ei. Correspondent.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4-The markets ad-
vanced some early but it didn't hold, and
closed too soft for anything. At the de-
cline the business in the wheat market was
very small and prices tend downward and
would drop off sharp under larger receipts.
Curb for October is 96c.
Corn was no use on earth and had to be
almost given away. The trading was ex-
ceedingiy large and as no one wanted the
stuff the bears had everything their own
way and pounded the market to the queens
taste. Curb for October is 6715c.
Oats and provisions, active and lower.
With corn and wheat don't see any use
i'll buying anything.
Western Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The market for regular
wheat to-day active, fluctuations rapid and
prices averaged lower. Ali advice unfavorable.
Receipts good. Opened 15@3lc lower, dropped
4@12c, rallied 1$4c for September, sc for
October, declined 11G@34c, iuctuated and closed
sc lower for September, 80 lower for October
Sales: 97@9S34 for September, 95@s@9634c for
October, 95$4@965Sc for November, $3.50
$500 for year. Winter weak and 1@G11 &c lower,
the shipping demand having subsidized. Sales:
9913c@S1.001a for spot; spring lower, no trading
except cash, which sold 9S@19315c. On call,
sales: regular, 10000 bushels and prices 15c
lower to steady winter, &c lower, sales, &c, 900
bushels; spring easier sales at about &c off,
10000 bushels.
Corn very active, unsettled, irregular and a
very marked decline occurred. Receipts con-
tinued heavy and weather fine. Advices dis
courage holders and the cliques somewhat
astonlshed at the combination of influences
against them. Prices, considering everything,
are well maintained and no reports of failures
to-day The market opened 113@2c lower,
dropped 1a@1c, then rallied 114@1&c about the
middle of the session, then settled back 161Ac
and ruled irregular to the close, when the rates
were 1@114c lower for September, 19lc for Oc-
! tOber, &c for November and year Sales: 6915
@7214c for September, 675s@6915c for October,
6214@641ac for November, 5Sn6614c for year.
On call sales were heavy, Isle, 900 bushels, and
prices 1s919c lower.
Oats lower for cash; fair sales at decline, and
market ruled weak, there being competition.
Futures weak and $4@115c lower, closing Ia
20 off. Sales: 331s@3419c for September;
1924 @331ac for October; 32@133 for year; 345s
@354c for May. On call sales were 4O5, 600
bushels, and prices sc lower to &c higher, the
latter for May
| There was very heavy break in provisions;
market unsettled, but weak; through
trading, however, heavy for
speculation. Pork sold early 30l40c
lower, recovered the greater portion of the de-
cline, but closed weak. Sales S21. 40G21.75
for October, $40. 25@20. 80 for November, S19. 20
@19.45 for year, S19221%@19.70 for january.
On call sales were heavy, 10000 bushels, and a
, heavy break of 1715030c.
Lard dropped 15@20c, and closed steady at
decline. Sales: S11. 955s120715 for October and
November, S1180@11.90 foc January. On call
sales were 1880 barrels, and prices easy to 71c
lower.