St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-24
ALL RANGED LOWER.
Another Drop in Prices on the Chicago
Board OF Trade Noted Yester-
daY.
Very Little Outside Support Accorded the
Wheat Market-PriVate Gables
Were Dull.
4 Light Inquiry for Oats, and the
shipping Inquiry Somewhat
Limited.
Figures From the stock Exchange in
New York--The Cattle Quota
tons.
Chicago Grain ard Provisions.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The markets all ranged
lower again to-day. Early in the session there
was 3 moderately active trade i'll wheat,
but later the market ruled dun ana then
again became more active at lower prices.
There was very little outside support given
the market Public foreign cables quoted
Quiet and steady markets, but private cables
were dull. The market opened at I6s4c Tor
November. with few sales at 1889, and SOLD
off slowly to 1j1sc and closed 1t that inquire at
i o'clock In the afternoon the option de-
cIined TO 7515c and closed Tor the day at 1870.
No. > spring sold at 49, G1313c and closed at
1899; No. 3 spring, d7G6714c, with no bids at
the close; No. , red. age; No. red Ilc.
The receipts of corn continue light, but the
fine weather and the decline i'll wheat ana
corn contributed TO II AXE weak market.
Prices declined &c on the regular board
and closed at inside prices. In
the afternoon there was further
decline of l3c; No. , sold at 371aGD37s4c, and
closed at 37I5c; No , yellow sold at 81 "a
3s&sc, and closed at 3Itsc; No 3, 3614 0361ac,
and closed AZ 36l5c. The speculative demand
for oats was light and the shipping inquiry
limited: No. . cash sold at 225sc for round
lot in q special house. and consignments
sold ar 2514 c. The small grains ruled quiet
and steady; No. > rye, 4Sl@c; No barley,
6316151c; No. l flax seed, Sl.0S13. Provisions
again ruled weak; mess pork declined 200
221ac, rallied to nearly opening prices ard
finally closed at medium figures; cash lots
were quOtable at s.. 1@@5955. There was an
easier feeling in lard, and the distant deliver
les declined l0Gl5c. Short rib sides, cash lots
quotable at $6.S1HG9. Boxed dry-salted shout
ders. S686lO; boxed short clear sides, S7.l00
rs Whisky steady at Sl.17. Sugar quiet
and unchanged.
THE QUOTATIONS.
Flour dull and unchanged. The following
is the range of prices on the regular session
with the closing prices at p. m: Wheat
Opened. September age, closing at 1870;
October. 4475c closing at 74c; November.
765ic, closing at 755sc; May, SAG clos
ing ut SIC. Corn opened, september, 3Sc,
closing ut 3734c; October, $500. closing ut
81 sc; November, 1882, closing Al 3J1sc; May
445sc. closing at 42$4c. Oats opened, Sep
TENDER, 251I. closing 1T 251ac; October, 261sc,
closing at 2534c; November, @12sc. closing at
211Sc; May, 3I1sc. closing at SEC. Mess
pork opened, September, $3.50, closing at
s.. %: OCTOBER, $3.50, closing at SIS. IS; NOvem-
Der. 50. 20. closing at $3.50; January, $780,
closing al SiG.40. Lard opened, September
s. 221a. closing AZ S1.221z; October, S6.l71a,
closing ut 500; November, S6.05, closing at
S6.1J; january. $5.i5, closing at S6-lI12
Afternoon EOard-The markets generally
ruled easier. The following were the closing
prices: Wheat-September, 73c, October
1871: November. 1873 &c; May .Corn-Sep-
TENDER. SIZE; October, 51$4c; November,
391Ic: May. 1890. Oats--September. 254c;
October, 23%4c; November. sc; May, Size
Pork-September S9.6212c: October, So. to;
November 1921 Lard-September, S7.20;
October. S6.1C; November, S6.0715; January,
S6l715c. Receipts-FI0ur, "a. 000 bbls; wheat,
~ 600 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1lS,00O bu:
rye 1900 hu; barley, $1,000 bu. Ship
ments-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu:
corn I52. 900 bu; oats, 15l.000 bu; rye 1900
Du: barley. 43, 000 bu. On the produce eX-
change butter ruled very firm: creamery. II
@.26c; dairy, 15G1sc; packing stock, 7@9c.
Eggs, 16GI7c.
PETER BERKEY. Pres. +. ". ANDERSON, Cashier.
CIV .GRIGGs, V. Pres A. c. ANDERSON, Asst c.
7KE ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK,
q CAPITAL 100000.