St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-26
PRICES FLUCTUATED.
A Nervous and Unsettled Feeling in the
Wheat Market on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
The Adyices From the Northwest We're
Bearish and the Receipts Were
Quite Free.
C.b,as Come in Firmer Than Usual
The Visible supply Re
port.
transactions in Financial circles OF
Wall Street--GeneralM Market
Quotations.
ch;c.po Grain and provisions.

CHICAGO, Oct 25.--The wheat market was
nervous and unsettled to-day, prices nuctu-
atipg within a range of 11sc, and closing IN
the latest trading at a bout the lowest prices
current during the day The advices from
the Northwest were bearish. receipts Delng
free. Cables came in f1rmer than usual, and
early in the session it was estimated that the
visible supply report would show decrease,
but the official announcement disclosed an ln-
crease Of /, 500, 900 bushels, which caused Tree
selling OF ''long" property, and the market
closed for the day sc under Saturday. The
strongest feature TO corn was decrease OF
32l coo in the visible supply. but the general
feeling was weak, in sympathy with wheat
OaIs also ruled dull, prices tluctuating within
8 narrow range, and closing shade easier.
THE QUOTATIONS.
I7lour WAS steady and unchanged. Cash
ouotations were as follows: No spring
whest. axe: No. , red wheat. Toe; NO. corn.
35c: No > oats, 2515c; No rye, 49c; NO.
barley, 52$@53c; No. fax seed, goa 9S9o12c;
prime Timothy, S1.611a; mess pork, $500
lard $40: short rib Sides loose, S6.75; dry
caIte6 shoulders. boxed, S.. 45D5.50; short clear
sides. boxed. S6.7596.S0; whisky, Sl.lS; cut
loaf sugar. $685. C; granulated, sc; stand
ard "A :" 5S<c The leading futures ranged
as follows: Wheat-Octoher opened at i4@2c,
closing at 7S7Sc; November. I5ssc, closing at
74sLc: December, 71$sc. closing at 1674c; jan
".
S3c Coru-October, opened at 35ssc closing
at 3514c; November, See, closing at oo3sc;
Denenher. 37IIc closing at So Sc; January,
375Sc closing at 3714c; May, H12c, closing AT
4i52c Oats-October, opened at 257ac, clos
ing nj 95sSc: November, 26c, closing at 2o1sc;
December. 27c, closing at 26;sc; May, Sic,
closing at 30SIc. Pork-October, opened at
SS.S5. closing at $3.50; November, $500;
closing At 81. So; December, $3.50, closing
atSS 90; January. S9.7112, closing at s9'"7a.
Iard-October opened at S5.7212, closing at
81 12Iz: November, 5.7215, closing at SIS. 721a;
december. s.. so, closing at $3.50; January,
5S715. closing at S5S715. Short Ribs-Octo-
her opened at Sc. so, closing at $3.50; January,
So closing at IS. Receipts-tlour, l4.OOO,
bbls; W heat, SIS, 900 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; OATS
1l7.OOC bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley. $4,000 bu
Shiumeuts-Flour, $1,000 bu; wheat, $4,000
bu: corn, 900 bu; oats. 156uOO
bu: rye 5000 bu; barley. $4,000 bu.
The Chicago report OF tn e visible supply OF
grain on Oct. % is as follows: Wheat 55,314,-
600 bu; corn, Is, 435, 900 blu; oats, $3.50 600 bu;
rye 4S6 900 bu; barley, 2, 500. 900 bu These tig-
ures show an increase compared with last
week of I,546.O0 bu wheat, 223, 900 bu oats
and DDS. 600 bu barley and decrease of ST.
600 bu corn and $4,000 bu rye. The stocks of
grain n Chicago Oct. % were as follows:
Wheat. 1928. 600 bu; corn, 4,0+3,000 bu; oats,
919.O Gee Blu; rye, 132. 600 bu; barley, 67i.OOO
I'm On the produce exchange butter ruled
firmer; good to fancy creamery, 2OQ26c;
ordinary to fine dairy. 15Q20c; packing
stock, 799c. Eggs, 161aQl1c.
PETER BERKEY Pres +. W. ANDERSON, Cashier
4 w GRrGGs V, Pres. A. c. ANDERSON Asst Q.