St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-16
MARKETS WERE WEAK.
Prices Closed Lower on the Chicago Board
For the Entire Specu-
lative List.
Foreign and Home Advices Threw a Lot
of Long Wheat on the
Market.
Liberal Offerings Pulled Down the
Corn Quotations Nearly
One Cent.
An Unsettled and Nervous Feeling in
the Pork Pft--New York
Financial.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.


CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The markets all
howed weakness to-day, and prices closed
over for the entire speculative list. For
ign adyices noted wheat dull and easy
With weather generally more favorable, ana
his. together with an expected Tree move
ment in the Northwest, led to Tree selllhg
and considerable long wheat came on the
market. The amount of wheat on ocean
massage showed a decrease OF about l, @oO, :
600 bushels. but the announcement had
little apparent effect in sustaining prices
The market closed &c lower at CLOCK
than Yesterday and declined &c addltlonal
at the afternoon session. Corn was weak
and heavy under the liberal offerings, and
closed nearly cent under yesterday. OaIS
were dull and closed about $sc lower. III
mess nork there was a very unSettledsanu
nervous feeling, accompanied by a sharp
break in prices. The market opened DO
75Lc lower. rallied 15@1715c, declined
3505Oc sharply, rallied 2O@25c, settleu
back and closed at l o'clock 25@5Oc unoer
Yesterday. In the afternoon the market
was again a shade tirmer. Lard ruIed
Quiet and steady.
THE QUOTATIONS.
Flour quiet and easy, but not quota ui:
changed Wheat fairly active, Dut "edH'
closing sc under yesterday SAFES rang od
September, I45sG175Hc. closing at 1+54c' "
toher = 5-16G167Sc, closing at 76 3-16c; NO
,.o,oho, --s[GTss5e. closing at 7T1sc; May,
S5lI7S6c. closing at SIS 7-l6c; NO. spring,
745t3745Ic: No. ? red. 7514c. Corn weak ana
heavy. closing &c lower; cash, oo3sQSoo24c'
September. 3S15G13e$sc, closing at oo2sc' &c
tober 3931G,lU$4c, closing at 81 l9-lOc, NJ
vemter. 411s042c, closing at Al o-1oc' may
=
weak, closing sc lower; cash, 2o4c; oepteIn-
Der. % S-l662515c, closing at 20 3-I6c; OcUo-
her 266261%c. closing at 261sc; November,
971S62t15c. closing at 211sc. Rye uuli
ut 4S15c. Barley quiet; NO - 9tZ2U
5Sc. Flax seed steady; No. l, si-uo1s-
Mess pork unsettled, closing at S9e,oVc NV, :,
cash. SlO.S5; October, $40. SO@ll.@ 20, closing
at SO. 5000. 3D.; November, IJ.o9Q' H. q,
closing at sIO. 57150IO.60. Lard weaker, ZOg
95c lower for the more deferred futures; cash
and September, S7.20; OCTOBER, so;ooU
6.57H. closing at S6.5506.3I1a; November
sc. 2566211. Short rib sides STEADY casn
sT35 Boxed meats quiet and STEADY; ufy
salted shoulders. 61sCG614c; short clear SIDES
s7.2517.3O. Whisky steady at 81. 10.
Sugars unchanged. Produce EXchange-But-
ter ruled firm: creamery, 2O023c; uaIrN 10
GISc: packing stock, 7120o1ac. Eggs 19ey io oo
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat, 11o'ouo
bu: corn. 4O5. 900 bu; oats, 15O,OOO bu' rye
O00 Inn. harley. 1O4. 600 bu. Shipments
Fiour II OOO hills: wheat, $4,000 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu: OATS 10000 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley. s., 600 bu. Afternoon Board-At the
afternoon session grains again grew weak,
and closed a shade easier, while provisions
were little steadier. The following were
The latest trading prices at 2:3O: Wneat- sep
TENDER, II II-I6c; October, 70 l5-l6c; May
S5IIc. Corn-September, $3.50; OCTOBER
897tc: May, 451lc. oats-september, p 1-i6c;
October, rs Lice; May, Size. Pork-Sep-
TENDER, S1O.S71I; October, $1l.9O; November
slO65. Lard-September, $50; OCTOBER
$3.50; November; S6.25.
PETER BERKEY. Pres. r. ". ANDERSON, Casnier'
CIV. GRiGGs, V. Pres. A. c. ANDERSON ASST u
THE ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK,
CAPITAL 100000.
Corner Fifth and Jackson streets