St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-20
STILL GROWIG WEAK.
The Tendency of the Chicago Grain Market
Toward Decidedly Lower
Prices.
October Wheat Opened Fairly Steady, but
Soon Took a Decided Finan-
cial Tumble.
The Arrival at the stock Yards OF
10000 Hogs Made Pork
Heavy.
DOfngs Among the wall street
Brokers' @ eneral Market
Matters.
Chicago Grain aud Provisions.

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CHICAGO. Sept. 1S.-Fhe tone of the OPEN
inc markets on change this morning was
even weaker than at the close last night
october wheat opened fairly steady at I4s4c,
sold sparingly ut 74$4 0741sc,aud went straight
down TO 1890, with every indication OF making
a still further decline. November corn
opened Mt 4OI5c and fell to 401 s0fO14c he
CENTS are still heavy, to-day's being l67 ears
of wheat. $50 cars Of corn and l45 ears OF
oats There were over 10000 fresh hOgS Ut
the wards which made heavy pork matAel-
Before noon wheat was hammered GOWN "
74sSc There was free selling around tnls
figure. The market later picked up to ,49sc,
1,,hnn q local trader covered 200, 900 or 100000
bushels of short wheat. The latter portion
of the session was slow and entirely feature
less, the market closing at nearly IlSlue
figures November corn dropped 10 os24c,
but subsequently recovered TO 4U14c. a INK
interest was manifested in provisions oil DAY,
bnt during the latter part of the morning
session values fell off quite steadily. october
pork dropped as low as S9.S713 after selllng
at $40 27I% earlier in the session, ana closed
at nearly inside figures. Lard showed little
change.
THE QUOTATIONS.
Flour quiet and easy at unchanged prices.
Wheat fairly active and easier, closing at sc
under Yesterday: sales ranged: september,
7S1SQ731%c. closing at 131sc; Octooer' ESQ
"A lS-l6c closing at 1880; November, to4
MT6sLc. closing at 76 SIG; May, SAgSf1ac,
closing at 81 Slice; No. 2 spring, 73O'57ac;
No > red. 74c Corn unsettled, and declined
sc uuder free selling orders; rallied ana
closed &c lower than yesterday; cash, $50
3sc; September, 370373sc, closing al 12c'
October, 3s@3S34c, closing at IS 9-l6c; NO
vember. S9$4@401ac, closing at ~ 3-l6c' oats
easy: cash. 2514c; September, "A g-loc; Octo-
Der, 20 S-I6425Isc, closing at 2524c; NoveLn-
Der. 26sIG27c closing at &c; May, 81 5-I0S
3115c, closing at 312.c. Rye dull: No. =, 1870.
Barley easy; No. z, 5113c; Flax SEED easy
No. l. 81. OS5IlI. 90. Mess pork weak and I'M
settled. The market opened tame, DO 1ao
lower. rallied 1512Oc, receded 35G40c and
closed tame; cash, S9.S715010; October,
S9.S7%0IO. 2T1S, closing at So 9009. 9215; NO
vember. 50 77%E1O. 10, cosing..at So sOGS9- S21a.
Iard-Near futures were steady, while de-
ferred deliveries were weak and lower; cash,
$3.50 so; September, S7-37R; OCTOBER,
S6.35G6. 37%, closing at $3.50; November,
S6.171%06 20; short rib sides Coose) steady;
cash, S715; boxed meats, dry sailed shouL-
ders. 61I@61lc; short clear sides, S7.25@7.3O
Whisky higher at SLY. Sugars unchanged.
Produce Exchange-Butter easier; creamery,
14@25c; dairy 1591Sc. Eggs, 160l61ac.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 bbls; wheat, $1,000
bu; corn, 263, 900 blu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, $4,000 blu. Shipments
Flour 6,O00 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu: corn,
IS3, 900 blu: oats, 100000 bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu.
PETER BERKEY, Pres wv. ANDERSON, Cashier
THE ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK,
CAPITAL 100000.
Corner Fifth and Jackson streets