Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-08
WHEAT INCREASED TWO CENTS.
Corn and Rye Also More Buoyant, With
Geod Prospects Ahead.
LITTLE ACTIVITY In RAILROADS.
The Wizards the Weakest Features of
the Trading for the Day.
CHICAGO.
Isnecial Telegram to the Gloha.l

but at the close of the session there was
feeling of uncertainty; wheat was active
and unsettled early in the day, but became
buoyant later, selling up to cents over
the lowest point early, then weakening
some, and at the close was 11sc higher
than at l O'Clock. yesterday, Decem-
Der 11ac higher, January 11lo higher, and
May 80 higher. Early in the day the
feeling was very unsettled, prices going
up and down within range of 1ao@Mc,
but later under the influence of frmer
cables and liberal outside buying
orders as heavy short demand, prices be-
came buoyant and sold with considerable
excitement nearly % from the lowest
price, eased OF about 15c, fucsuated
slightly and closed firm. Foreign advi oes
were of very favorable tenor TO hold ers,
and with strong markets reported at all
grain centers and the general bullish feel
ish fesling that prevailed, prices wers ad-
vancingly rapidly. Early in the day there
appeared to be considerable long wheat
sold out on the market, which caused tenn
porary weakness. Shorts bought freely
and there were greater num-
Der than usual of outside buying
orders received. The time has
come where exporters visible supplies
and stocks are lost sight of and the crowd
buy regardless of prices and quantities.
On call the offerings of wheat were liberal
and demand active The market ap-
peared somewhat unsettled, and prices
we're easier. Vessels were chsrted to carry
$4,000 bu.
Corn was active, at times considerably
excited, being generally higher, Novem-
Der closing 1ac higher than at 1 o'clock
yesterday, seller December 20 higher,
seller the year Mc higher January 116c
higher. and seller May 1c higher. The
market was influenced largely by sym
pathy, with the buoyant feeling in wheat
and shorts and spectators were
both liberal sbuyers. May and
December rose 1@1Ho from tbs lowest
point, January 10 up and May 10 up,
but all the futures fell off some before the
close. The receipts were larger, which
caused temporary decline. Trading was
chiefly speculative. The shipping demand
was only fsir. On call the offerings were
moderately large. Prices ruled weak and
A@35c lower. Vessels were engaged to
carry 100000 bushels.
The market for oats averaged quite firm
for everything but November, which was
q little dull. Other futures we're steadier,
moderately active and prices ranged a
trife higher. May was the most improved,
ranging go 10 better, cash No. was firm
and H93sc better. They were taken
to hold, and boaght more of gilt edge on
account of carrying into winter storage at
small expense. There was good
sample trade, and prices ruled quite firm.
On call oats were in fgir request, prices
closing frmer and higher. Trading was
principally in December and May. YES
sells we're engaged to carry $1,000 bushels.
In the market for rye cash No. was
1sc higher. The offerings were moderate.
There was quite q little trading for De-
cember and January delivery. Prices
were irregular early but firm late in the
session. They were governed By the ex-
| tent of the offerings, and the offerings
were controlled By the Leading markets.
On call rye was rather active and prices
| steady. Trading was principally in De-
cember.
Barley was firm all around. No 2 was
19115c better and the lower grades were
firm but not particularly so. No. 2 was in
fair demand. Offerings of this grade
were very light, Only four cars Of the in
sPectlon of the past swentJ-four hours
| graded No. 2. Cash sold spariagIy. Sam
| pies fair sale and market pretty well clear
ed up.
Flour quiet and trading light for the
day. Still hrmer feeling was noticeable,
and for al the fine bakers and family
brands holders were disposed TO ask an ad-
vance. Shipping grades were also more
export stock tor good and sound grades
With the supply On hand light and milIers
are SLOW to accept the bids made.
Rye -four steady. Bran Rnd ell
millstufs selling well.
In the provision market considerable
iAIeESSS Was Dl1UlISoLSN. LAG OHeT1nG5
were quite free, but the demand was quite
active, especially from shorts, and the
ompetetioa for the offerings at times was
quite brisk. The receipts of hogs were
liberal, but as prices were moderately we'll
uaintained thsre was q little more disBosi-
tion manifested to purchase product
Prices were advanced on all the leading
eastern markets Of product and the sp-
probation was moderately supported. The
shipping demand was fair, but trading
was checked to some extent By the moder-
ate offerings and the extreme views of sell
lers- The receipts Of product were fair
and the shipments quite large.
A good business was transacted in the
market for pork, but the feeling was some
what unsettled and prices ruled irregular.
The demand was quite active to provide
for the shorts, and the offerings rather
free, trading mainly in the deferred de-
hvsriee. Prices were stronger and ed
vsnced 10o15c early in the day, but re-
ceded again 5f1Oc. The shipping in
quiry was fair in the way OF filing small
orders. On call the offerings Of pork we're