St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-01
THEY MADE A MISTAKE
Dealers On the Chicago Board Offered
Large Lines of Wheat For Sale
Yesterday,
In the Apparent Expectation of Con-
tinued Heavy Tone to the
Market.
8ut Buying Orders Consumed All the
Offerings, and Prices
Advanced.
Financial Figures From the New
York Stock EXchan2e--Gen
craI Quotations.
Chicago Grain and Provisions,

CRsCSSG GFAlls ana A'EON
CHICAGO. Sept. 90.-The opening fig
lres for wheat were the lowest current dur
ne the day. The offerings were large at
he opening, in apparent expectation OF a
continuation of yesterdays heavy tone. but
he buying orders consumed all the offer
ngs, and the advance from the opening
vas quite steady: November delivery
started at 744c, rose to 75]9c on the regu-
ar session, and forged up to 76c in the
afternoon, butrecedad sc from outside fly
ureS. The warllke tenor OF the cable news
was one of the reasons assigned Tor the
sharp buying toward the close of the morn
ing session and on the afternoon board;
No. > spring. 72ES@T3}lc; No. spring,
6615c: No. red, 74c; No. 8 red, 70@71c.
There was less interest than usual in corn.
The market kept within a range OF $s@19c
and closed a shade firmer. Receipts fair.
here, but light at all other Western points;
No. cash. 80 4 c: No. cash, 354c No.
? yellow. SIC. There was Il liberal Specu-
lation in oats. and prices averaged lower;
No. , cash, 245E@25c. The small grains
all ruled steady; No ? rye. 4S19c; No. ,
barley. 5605655c; No. 3, 45@55c; No. !
fax seed. SI.04. Provisions ruled dull and
easy; mess pork declined 5@7%c, and
closed at yesterdays figures; cash lots sold
at 50. 25(d 30; there was more pressure TO
sell lard and prices declined l00l5c; cash
lots sold at 50. $500. 10, and closed at 1896;
short rib sides developed no change; cash
lots sold al 5000 % as. 55; boxed dry sailed
sho>. lders, 5@5c; boxed short clear sides,
S7.lC@7.15. Whisky was quiet at SLIT.
Sugars were unchanged.
err tbs QUOTATIONS.
Flour was quoted unchanged. Afternoon
BOard-The markets all duled and firm. The
closing figures at $50 o'clock were as follows:
Nheat-OctOber, 753sc; November. 1j3sc;
December. 1115c; May, sage. COrn-OctOber,
St 7-l6c; November, IS 3-l6c; December. 3a1Sc;
May. 1890. OatS-0ctober, 243sc; November,
@69Sc; May, 81 Else Mess POrk-Octooer,
So SO; November. $3.50; January, 5000.
Lard-October, $3.50; November, s5.9715;
january, SS6. 0715. Short Ribs Sides
October. So. 20; January, S5.321a. Receipts
Flour, 16,000 bbls; wheat. $4,000 ba: corn,
1875. 00O bu; oats, $4,000 bu: rye, LOCO BIZ;
barley, LOCO bu. Sdipments-Flour, 10000
bblS: " heat, $4,000 bu; corn, 25S, OOO bu: Oats,
los. 2d0 bu; rye, none; barley. $4,000 bu. On
the Produce Exchange-Butter ruled firm;
creamery. 16926c: dairy, l5030c; packing
stock, 715@S35c. Esgs-16@16 1ac. The fol
lowing shows the range and closing prices or
the regular session, adjourned at p. M:
Wheat-September. 125gc, closing at 12tsc;
October. 725sc closing ut 7319c; November,
741sc. closing at 1899; December, 7615c, clos
ing at ne; May, S275c, closing at S37sc.
Corn-September, $3.50. closing at SEC; Oc-
tober, 3614c, closing at 961ze; November,
377sc. closing at 3S14c; December, sec, clos-F
ing at 3s1sc; May, 43115c, closing at 1890.
Oats-September. 2434e, closing at 245sc; De-
tober, 2454c. closing at 25c: November. 261sc,
closing at 269sc; May. 3l14c, closing at 313sc-
Mess poVk-Septemoer, S9.25. closing at $3.50;
October. 1928, closiAg at $3.50: November,
$3.50, closing at S9.371$: January, $10.37R,
closing at 5000. Lard-September, S6.40,
closing at 1896; October, S5.97H, closing at
$685.; November. S5.9215, closing at S5.971a;
January, Sc 10. closing at $6-05. Short ribs
September, St. 75 closing at 1913; October,
$6.75, closing at So. 10; January, $3.50, clos
ing at $3.50.
PETER BERKEY. Pres. r. W. ANDERSON, Cashier.
CIV .GEIGGS Y. fres. A, c. ANDERSON, Asst G,