Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-17

the receipts we're equal to the shipments.
Opening sales of No. 2 were at Size
August, but later in the day the second
rally in wheat and provisions caused a
rather better feeling; prices advanced to
5212c September, and closed &c better
than Saturday. The trading was mainly
speculative. Receipts were SIS cars; the
shipments 246,000 bushels, and charters
121,O00 bushels. -
Oats were dull and heavy. Cash and
July declined quite literally on account of
liberal arrivals, and the deferred futures
were heavy, but showed very little reaction.
No. white in demand, but bids reduced
on account of larger offerings, and the
market closed 19@2c lower. ( Sales were
made mainly at $500. For sample lots
the market was quite demoralized. The
receipts were so much increased that, all
though prices were lower, only about a
part of the consignments could be sold. A
great many had to be carried over. Flu
ture deliveries were dull and heavy. Only
a small volume of business was executed.
July was 12@Ic lower, while the deferred
futures we're weaker. There were PA car
lots inspected, and $4,000 bushels shipped.
Rye was 15@Ic lower. Advices from
the east were unfavorable and the demand
as compared with Saturday showed a
marked falling off.
Barley was dull. A few cars sold by
al NJ , H..
this being the first sale of the new crop
The market, generally speaking, remains
neglected and is for the most part nom
inal
The market for hog products exhibited
considerable activity to-day, yet the feel
ing was unsettled during the greater por-
ton of the session, and prices ruled with
considerable irregularity. Foreign ad-
vices showed a steady feeling in that quar-
ter, and the eastern markets were frmer
in general way. The receipts Of hogs
were moderate, and the market for pro-
ducts opened irmer, and during the early
part of the day higher prices were realiz-
ed oa all the leading descriptions.
The offerings were few, however.
and during the latter part of the session on
change weaker feeling was manifested,
and the improvement in prices gained
early was lost. At the close the market
rallied again and closed firm. The ship
ping enquiry was moderate, and the ship
ments of all kinds quite liberal and widely
distributed.
no rlynf for ia
considerable life, and trading in the aggre-
gate was quite heavy. Early in the day
the inquiry was active and prices were ad-
vanced 20@ SOC on the whole range. Later
the offerings were considerably increased
in the way of round lots, and prices re-
ceded to 2O@35c, at the close rallied to
15@ zoe and ruled firm. Shipping inquiry
fair in a quiet way, with orders mainly fo1
small lots. The close was 35@371Ic over
Saturday, September quoted at $14.IO@
141213. The market was very strong up
to the morning call, when the bears pro-
ceeded vigorously wiping out the advance
from opening prices, but the gain above
noted was made later.
There was good business reported in
the lard market, but trading was mainly
on speculative account The offerings
were quite free, and the demand active
The market opened i,mer and prices were
fully Zoe higher per 100 pounds, which
| was followed by an additional improve
ment of so 10c. During the latter part Of
the session trading was moderately active
at fuctuation of 215@5c. The close wa:
15@C 20c over Saturday. The shipping de
mand was fair. Within the last four week
100000 tierces of lard, of the value of owe
+ 100000 have been shipped out of here
/ The movement this week was 2G,00t
tierces.
Prices CT live hogs We're 5G1oc highe
to-day. McGeoch'5 dividend of 50 cent
is expected here tomorrow.