St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-29
TIE TRADE DRAGGED.
N the Chicago Board of Trade Wheat
Started In Barely Steady Yes
terday.
Aggregate Receipts Again Liberal and
the Exports Only Moderate in
Quantity.
eree Speculative Offerings Pulled
Down the Quotations of
Corn.
transactions in the Financial Circles
of Wall Street--G eneral
Markets.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.


CHICAGO, Sept, 2S.-Wheat started in
Barely steady this morning at 1850 for No
vem6er, broke off TO T45se, then rallied to
1850 and closed within shade of the best
figures of the session at l o'clock. The
trade dragged. however. on the regular
session. Foreign adyices quoted dull mar
ketS and lower prices. The aggregate re-
ceiptS were again liberal and the exports
only moderate. In the afternoon the tenn
per became quite strong. November ad-
vancing 10 75Esc and closing at outside
prices No. , spring, 7255@I34c; No. 5
spring. 65$4c; No. , red. 1899; No. red,
Al. The trading in corn was only OF
moderate character both on speculative and
Shi DIP ng account The feeling was easier.
with free speculative offerings and decline
OF Sc occurred. but in the latest trading OF
the afternoon, prices were well up to yes
terday's quotations. No. 2. $3.50
$3.50; No. ,, S5}5c; No. ? yellow,
S54c. There was very little in
fuenee in the cat market in either
direction and it ruled dull with no change
in prices No. ,, cash, 25 re. The small
cereals were all quiet; No. , rye. 1890;
No. barley. $40 955e; No. 3 barley, $50
sac: No. l fax seed. SL05@1.O6. Provi-
kept within a range of IKE, and closed a
shade higher than yesterday. In lard, there
was a sudden and sharp break III the price
for September delivery. The full decline
was 911sc. followed by a rally of ~ t8l0c,
closing tame. The other options ruled a
shade easier: cash lots sold at S6.31 : c.
Short rib sides were a little more favorable
TO buyers. and closed lower; cash lots were
QuOtable al s.. 90: dry sailed shoulders. S60
go; short clear sides. SI.I091.15. Flour
was dull and unchanged. Whisky was
quoted at Sill Tor di>Jil,erS' FINISHED
goods. Sugars were unchanged.
THE QUOTATIONS..
The following SHOWS the range of quota
tons on the regular session: Wheat opeue /,
September. - &c, closing at i2tsc; October,
95lsc. closing at IS -: November. 751sc,
Closing at zoe: December, 561sc. closing at
ne; May, $685., closing at S35s. Corn
opened. September, Sc closing at 3614c OctO-
Der. 56$- 9. closing a SC: November. IS 12c.
closing st s. C; December, see. closing at
S9c; May. +514c closing at 431se. Oats
opened, September. 25c. closing At &C; OctO-
her. % &C. closing at 251ac; November. 2654 c.
closing al 2G$4e; May. size. closing at 81 &C.
Mess pork opened. September. 50. 80. closing
al Sg.5U: OCTOBER, $3.50. closing at S9.5U;
November. 50 SO. closing at $3.50; January,
SI0.411s. closing al Sl0.+5. Lard Opened,
September. s. -. y. closing AZ 1910; OctOUer,
S6IT5a. closing At $6-1235: November, 81. Us.
closing at S6.O71s; January, S6.I71a, closing
at 1913. Short ribs opened, September,
81 81, closing at $3.50; October. Sc. 90, closing
al $3.50: January opened sob. closing at $5.45.
Afternoon BOard-W heat ruled strong and
higher. while other markets closed higher
than at l o'clock. The following were the
closing figures al $50 p. m: Wheat
September. 72$sc: october. 1880; November.
55zsc; May SIC. rn-September. 363sc;
October. So 13-16c; November. 3S13c; May,
1886 Oats-Septem6er, Csc; October. 251ac:
November. 2654c; May, Size Pork-Septem-
Der and October, 500; November, $500 .
January. $3.50. Lard-September, S6-015
October. S6.I0; November, S6.I5; January,
$5.I5. Short ribs. September and October,
S6S5: January. S5.49. Receipts-Four,
$4,000 bbs; wheat $4,000 bu; corn. POO, coz
bu; oats. 10000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley,
$1,000 bu. Shipments-FlOur 1900 bbls;
wheat, $4,000 bu: corn. 1j5,O00 bu: oats,
10000 bu; rye.2 coo bu; barley. $1,000 bu-
On the produce exchange butter continues tC
RUE hrn; creamery. I612612c; DAIRY. IZG1lSc;
packing stock, T12087ze. Eggs easier at I57.
GI61ac.
PETER BERKET. Pres. +. II. ANDERSON, Cashier.
CIV .GRIGGs, '. Pres. 4. c. ANDERSON, Asst c.