St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-25
OUT OF OLD HUTCH'S HANDS
Despite the Pressure Of The King Specu-
laior, Wheat Goes BOOM
inc.
t
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The Largest Days Business for Months,
and Gain Of One
Poiut.
Financial Operations of the money
Kinqs---The General Quo
tati0ns.

CHICAGO. Sept 94.-There was hlg trade
In wheat 10 day. The volume OF 5usine S. Ill
the Dit has not been larger for montns-
There was no news of particularly great III
fuenee. but the conditil n seemed favofaple
Tor an advance and il was not SLOW IN cOlil-
ing. There was not much outside business
The two items OF bull news early were Ihe
decrease of !. O4S, COO bu on passage oy peer
hohm and the remarkably bullsh cables
from Liverpool. giving spot wheat l2d dearer
a. opening. and Id dearer in later adVlceS.
Things which led many 10 believe Inc eaoies
wee the taking Of wheat III New AorA u!
exporters and the early buying CT wheat mere
bv foreign agents. The market opened WIN
December wheat at Sic, touched SlAc, anu
on very free offerings went Oil 10 ootsc-
This was the bottom price OF the uaf'
The buving was general and soon ab-
sorbed all offerings, and the prlce pc
gan to advance December went 10
S1n0S1ssc off to 84lsc ANA then on the
sharpest turn of the morning went to ol"sc,
or lie over the close last night. During all
this time Hutchinson was openly selling sep
TENDER. October and year But his sales yes
terday and 10 day seemed to add strength 10
the situation. as The trade. especially the
shorts, mistrused his apparent atutuoe.
Up 10 noon the offerings came thick ana
fast from all sides. realizing on the bulge by
the bulls and selling for reaction by the pears.
December went back 10 S1ISc under this ire,
Int soon again turned upwrrd slowly 10
SII5c. and then with bound TO SIC before
o O'Clock. causing great excitement IN the
Dit and much surprise among outsiders.
The market was excited and strong to me
close. which was ISG11c higher than
Yesterday ami L@34c lover for
december and May than the hlGh-
est point reached during the session.
Receipts were 235 cars winter wheat Il
cars spring $40 cars corn. and 242 cars oats
bv rail and $4,000 blu corn and 5000 bu oats
nv canal. Withdrawals from store were
40. 226 bu winter wheat, 3.744 bu spring,
252 960 bu corn and 59.675 bu oats. Corn
sold within Ssc range, tending lower, ana
closed Ise to lac under yesterday. Oats were
dull and without important change Inc
provision market enjoyed slight stirring up
to-day. The receipts of hogs were 1000
short of the estimate, and prices were 5@l0c
higher at the yards. First prices in the pits
were a trifle better all around, and there was
q steady gain during the session. Pork
closed 17l3c higher for January; lard, 7I2c
higher, and short ribs 7l2Q15c higher.
THE QUOTATIONS.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat-NO. = October opened al soc. closing
at SUSsc; December, Sic. closing at S17Sc;
year, zoe, closing at SJl5c; May, S414c, clos
Ing at S4sse Corn-No. > october opened at
Sl7sc, closing at 3l7sc; November, 3134c,
closing at 3lsIc; May, 3334c, closing at 33s4c;
Oats-So. = october opened at 1870, closing
at 1850; December closed at 1886; May.
2234c closing at 2254c. Mess Pork per bpl)
October opened at Sl095, closing at
SlO.95; November S9.32l2. closing at
So 5ZI2; January, 1920, closing at $685..
Lard (per 90 bs)-October closed at s.. S1l2;
closing at S5.93; November S5.S2l2. closing
s5.s5. Short Ribs I(per 100 lbs(-0ctO-
S.. O2I2; November, $40, closing at
81 72I2; January, Sl.67l2, closing at S4.72l2.
Cash quotations are as follows: Flour
firm and unchanged. Wheat-No. . spring,
7984c; No 3 spring. 69Ia070c No. , red.
79@c Corn-No =, 3l346317sc Oats
No. ., 1910. Rye-No. >. 41l2. Barley-No.
2, nominal. Flax Seed-No. l. pa. Prime
timothy seed, SI.26. Mess Pork-Per Dbl,
S1I. Lard - Per 100 lbs. So. Short ribs
sides Qoose). s.. 2C0tn %. Dry sailed
shoulders (boxed). S437Is0450. Short
clear sides (boXed), S.. 25Gl5 .37I2. Whisky
-DistilleTs' finished goods, per gal S1.o2.
sugaTs-,Cut loaf, Ss4c; graduated, sac;
standard "A, Sc. Receipts-Flour, $4,000
bbls: wheat. aS. 900 bu; corn. BOO OD bu;
pats. $4,000 bu: rye. 1900 bu: barley
$1,000. Shipments - Flour, 6,OO0 bbls;
wheat, 199, 900 bu; corn 256 900 bu; oats,
I66, 0lo bu; rye, :, 600 pu: barley, Sc, 900 bu.
On the produce exchange to-day the butter
market was active; fancy creamery, 23024c;
fine. I71i9c; finest diaries. Ic@20c; fair TO
good, 90l0e. Eggs, 130l5l2c.