St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-14
TIE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
It Increased About 100000 Bushels
Yesterday, But the Market Was
Not Affected.
Wheat Opened Dull and Easy, But at the
Close Scored Fractional
Advance.
An Improved Feeling Shown in Corn
on Deficiency in Estimated
Receipts.
Stock auG Bond transactions in Wall
street. Market
Quotations.
TIE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
s,n5cnro Grain AMID Provisions.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-The wheat market
started in 4 little easier to-day at nc for
October, dropped to 765se, but from that
point rallied on fair buying to 7713c, on the
regular session receded and closed at Il slice
All o'clock n.the afternoon strong buying,
assisted by the usual strength shown in
pork. The market rallied and closed for the
day al - 9-t6c. The increase in the visible
supply was nearly two million bushels, but
the announcement had no apparent effect
on tie cuurSe. The export clearlngs
SATURDAY.. asgregating $50, coo bushels had
some eiact III sustaining prices. The eSti-
mated receipts Oi corn were smaller than
usual which, taken with the strength shown
in pork. caused an improved feeling. The
market declined 4 c early, rallied sc and
closed steady. The general tone of the
oats market was strong, and prices closed
I015c higher. Mess pork was excited
and higher. The market advanced 400
4215c for near deliveries. but receded
slightly on the regular board. In the after
noon there was panicky rush by shorts to
cover, and the market closed at 81.
Tor October. showing full advance of 60c
over Saturday. Lard showed little change.
THE QUOTATIONS.
sales stronger. Sales ranged: September,
s53sGr6c. closing at $3.50 October l61 sEcI1 &c,
closing at 71.5-16c; NOYember,1S 1-l6G 70 1-l6c,
closing ut 1850: May. 76G1t3sc. closing at
% &c; No. > spring, 15$4GyI5tSc; No. = red,
1859 Corn 4 shade stronger; cash, 393sc;
september. So s039s sc. closing at 1850; DC
tober. 10 .-164H Lice, closing at Il l-16c; No
venlber. Il 9-Ic04214c. closing III Az SC;
May. 45l5046 Lice, closing at ace. Oats
stronger 1a05sc higher; cash 2514c; Septem-
Der, 25c;October. - s,B2614c' closing at 264c;
November. 2IC2I. I-lGc, closing at 81, I-16c;
May. 3l1s@32c, closing at SIC. Rye quiet:
No. ,, 4Sc15. Barley quiet; No. 2, 571ac.
Flax seed ST a iy;NO. i,Si.GS4. Mess pork ac-
ivtStrOag and higher: cash, 81 5Jg II. 2O;Octo-
Der. $40. S5&II21 =, closing Sll.221 (Dl125; No
vcWber, ID. - 20 lO5. closing ct $ll. OOGll212;
Lard steady ana unchanged: cash, $40;
september Sa.21l3, closing 1T S7.2O; October,
$3.50; November, $6-40. Short rib sides
Stro.ig; cJsh, $1.45. Boxed meats firm;
dry sailed shoulders, 6lIW614c; short clear
sides, $l.*5G1.3J Whisky steady at 81 10.
Sugars steady; cut loaf, 3-l6G1c; granula-
ted, G&E6IsI5c: standard a, 6D61sc. Produce
eXchange-Butterq niet and easy: creamery,
l4Gy&&c; dairr. lOnI4c. Eggs, 13Ol4c. Re-
ceipts-F0ur, 13.Gc0 bbls; wheat, $4,000 blu;
cGrIi. 29S, 600 Gu: oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 5000
bu: barley, g. Gee bu. Shipmcnts-Flour, 3D.,
ESQ bblS; whe,t. 81. 100 bu; corn, 1,SS7, 600 bu;
OATS i59. 00J ba; rYe2 600 hu: barley 49, 600 blu.
Afternoon bCtfG-H neat, stronger, octooer,
- 9-l6c; May, S654c. Corn, steady; October,
4ic; MAJ, 46c. Cats steady; October, 264c;
May. 3l1sc. Pork very strong; October,
$ll421a. Lard, steady; September. $3.50;
October. 5000. The grain in store at Chicago,
Sept. Ii, WAS rs follows: Wheat, Is, 125, 900
bu; cotn, ), 123, 900 blu; oats, 1,649,000; rye,
2I2, eco bu; barley, So COO bu.
PETER BEEKEY. Pres. +. w. ANDERSON. Cashier
CIV .GRIGGs Wires A. c. ANDERSON, Asst c.
IHE ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK,
CAPITAL S5G0.0G0.
Corner Fifth and Jackson streetl