Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-01

A SLIGHT ACCESS OF PRICES.
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Aug 5I.-A general uo"ii"a.u
tendency charac'er'zec near'y al VI ''''
markets to-day resulting IF"' 'A.1'
receipts ana cohilnneu holu'I's "'0A
the part OF SPECTATORS anu eApoi'0t''
Wheat, corn anu oats are easy ~ t"S He
cline, ana lara ilo' n4uc'' oeY'el' - en-
pork are moro STEADY "ilh 20 ours q
wheat ofo cars ana lo'ooo D's''0'' " 'o' .
and 20 cars ana 7'-oJ "1''e.9 '''' AZ
spected III nothing oe'Sef Is 10 De eAPec'e0,
Only 10000 bushels OF wheat "esa shipped
ou'' "''''0 ','' 60. a., ,,,,-. nj,
'n'' .''l0''i'' ''' 1..4',.+ tba
iI'o '-'' ~ ~: 49,, -sg 1o1 -. e-d the
7,'' - ocr cI 900 ,. ,
''''- % 49,. 7a.c,, from
-. ''''-' - ,.....I,,.l,,. ,zeal.
~, 49,, e.,.s 70 the
~. -,,.. -. . :.s sio,a s.;-s ware made
- t5e 1o.gs.. ..g.a- at the day. Taa
market act5 h,..-.t tha present decline,
and still lower prices ers probabla. Tue
trading was lager than usual, being slim
ulated by the under GactuatiOns in prices.
There was a moderate demand, but no
urgent call from any Source, at least not
until values had receded to basis Of Sl.O2
for October, when there was somewhat
.freer bidding. Foreign advices quoted
an easy feeling, and there Is really no
argument on the bull side. The decline
for the day is sc, but its importance is
intensified by the fact that it marks the
&c {ba pl-at it's
condition of stagnation.
Corn was quite active at lower
prices. Warm weather here and
4,o ,uo.+ bod = aa,ressino effect. The
-, ,,oro 1ihoroI aud LARGER than YES
+or5or ,nd sbinnors anneared sIess apx-
800 abont +rodino redncing their bids
80 - ~ e. +bo o-rodoo tbov were buvino
DE-. hos hoo, . large SELLER all dav. The
- - ~ -, roe+o,doy and hot
t 49,. - IT, eco - hove bean reached
=. 10'' ~ -.
1here WAS an a''i'c 'i"oo - o'' ~
INC eA'i ''iry go - .o 1oo1;roa
Ior 'ne inaiAo'' ~ n% -,
4@lc, ana August OroAe ~ Ah0 ue
ferred futures were trine easier at Iue
decline. "A good speculative demand ior
cash existed, numerous rounu lo'S oelng
made up TO deliver on august con1rac's'
The settlement prices Oh August .raueS Is
2I15c, although cash closeo July d cen'
lower.
hye was steaoy, Will very nen' 'i"uine
"hen 1he oellVeries vi 0ep'en0e, eon
tracts are haue to-inorio" anu -" 20
serious BREAKS @re @pP''n'tiUe" - '"'
gram uialA0'S' l.. H.
iro'iSionS WOO " - $50 -,
unuer Ino inuuU"oo " q LUZ '-io4 $3.50
ID i've mugs LILO oPoNine' ""' ''l0e - ~
-t,5o ~, o,n+innod drrinn, the
Trorn,ro, bnt in tbe closing hour the de-
-,r,--;o,7 oI,o,-,horo bod. soma effact ond tbe
fooIin,, booor,a triaa easier. The trading
10. +l,,,, ,,sr,ol and 1arv fair Inns
inoss rs dono Ttis thongbt that binber
,,r;oos NOV, mia after to-morrow's deliver
"a b,,,o bean NADIA and the monthly stocks
no.tod
Poi, -n,ad mora or lass irreouIar tboDgb
tba DAYS fluctuations we're confined with
in narrow limits. Tho CHANGES experi-
encad on Octobar tbe principal future
+roded IN oovared a range Of Fl fteen cents.
Prices at the close we're essentially the
Same as vesterdav,s closings. The trading
was far and the market commanded
mora ot+er+ion +bon for some DAVIS mast
,.;,-o b-,+ oo.ior ord o.
-. 49,, r,or,, 81 ind;cotod o dac,ipe of
So f.,r, resterdsv,s closinos. The
be.t nrices of the day were obtained at
ro,.,r vban the trade exhibited
oonsiferobIe strength. The business
tronso,,,ed was unite fair. with
+ba trading LARGELY confined to October.
ras Tho oo+t,e trode did
nv WV o'00 u MI
noV open ~ = Noi! So ,;-htIaah o,5o-S
.aU1 :na' 4 ,nI ~ 49, con,d Cet an advance