St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-03

he least liable to escape interference from this
cause.
Wheat has ruled very quiet since our last, va
ration in value not having exceeded &c per
hushel The situation has undergone no impor-
tant change. the feature OF Increasing stocks,
with combined liberal receipts, having ceased to
attract especial attention. The charges obtained
By those who carry the wheat in store against
sales for future delivery, although not specially
attractive, SUFFICIENT 70 relieve the market OF
the cash offering. and as the majority Of opera
tors ave content with very small
prodts. Important variation In prices
Is presented by liberal offerings on firm spots or
moderate buying on weak ones. The market.
in fact. IS devoid OF interest At present either to
buIl or bear. and presents no feature upon which
to base opinion OF any immediate change in val
ues.
The corn market has beer without special in
terest during the past week. The last days OF
the month Just closed irmed the general I'M
preston that there would be no interference
with the ordinary course OF the market by partiet
who manipulated prices during September. Ship
pers have been free buyers and stocks here have
been reduced about 100000 bushels with
continued good inquiry. Deliveries to-day
on November contracts were not
heavy and had no appreciable effect
Should shipping demand continue, Of which there
are many indications, we see no reasop TO ex-
pect serious decline. bit, on the contrary. look
for moderate adysnee during the month. The
prevailing weather has not of late been favorable
| for early grading OF new corn, and the hances
now seem 10 favor some postponement Of the
date for free deliveries. Daily receipts are very
light, and, should shipments continue as liberal
during the next as for the past two weeks, stocks
in store would be as low as At any time during
the season. We think. taking current prices,
and the situation into consideration. that no per-
manent decline Of importance Is probable.
Oats have been quite steady during the week
The shipping demand has been good, the move
ment since our last resulting In some reduction
OF stocks In store. Speculative operations con-
time on about the same scale as recently noted
with, we think, growing confidence in the fu-
ture Of this grain Consumption has, it Is said
been this year relatively greater than that of last
and We think that purchases at about the present
range will prove remunerative.
Provisions were fairly active and lower early in
the week, but later improved and closed without
much change from last week Speculative
transactions are confined TO deliveries for the fu-
ture, stocks being unusually light and
all product except lard command
/ ing premium for spot delivery.
There has been a good shipping inquiry for
meats and lard, the movement being eousidera-
bly, in excess OF that of last week or OF the cor
responding week last year. New mess pork is
quoted to-day al si3 %, but We hear OF no trans
actions. Short ribs suddenly advanced &c per
pound yesterday on urgent demand to MI DC
to5er sales. The quantity required was not
! large, the demand being confined to the require
ments OF few parties whose goods failed to pass
inspection. With the opening OF the new pack
ing season to-day we feel that some intelligent
estimate Of the situation may be rendered pos
sible in the near future, as prices OF raw mater
ial and product win doubtless undergo a very de
sirable and very necessary readJustment.
WE ARE REPUBLICANS AND DoN'T PROPOSE
To LEAVE OUR PARTY AND IDENTIFY OUR
SELVES WITH THE PARTY WHOSE ANTECEDENTs
HAVE BEEN RUM. ROMANIsM AND RE
BELLION. VIZ ARE LOYAL TO OUR FLAG
WE ARE loyal TO yOt- -Rey, DR. R,frcLayfI'