St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-15
New York Produce.

New YORK. Aug 1.-THE trading to-day in
| all the small grains AT the produce exchange
| was attended by great excitement. The
movements of prices were rapid and fiuctua-
| lions were wild and vigorous. Wheat-A
| gain OF lac was made. the advance being
| based on reports from Germany that the
price of rye had risen above the price OF
| wheat The bears in wheat showed great
| anxiety, and it was on frantic efforts to
| cover their shorts that most of the advance
| occurred.
There was sharp advance in rye on the
! reports from Germany of meetings of the
| local boards to discuss the ukase recently Is
| sued by the Russian government, prohibiting
| exports of rye from Russia, and 136, 700 BUSH
| els were sold at S10401.O5 per bushel. The
| imports of Russian rye by Germany amount
TO about 100000 quarters; the exports of rye
from Russia last year amounted TO 100000
bushels and it is believed that heavy ship
ments of wheat will be necessary TO fill the
demand caused by the withdrawal of this
supply. of the sales of wheat i'll this market
to-day over 100000 bushels were taken for ex-
port. While wheat and rye were advancing,
there was sharp break in the price of cash
oats, which declined 5@6c per bushe during
the day.
Flour-Receipts, 1850 pkgs: exports 4,579
bbls, 3, 725 sacks; stronger; active demand;
advance asked checking business sales. 81, 700
bbls.
Wheat Receipts 1s6, 900 blu; exports, 2n,
$40 bu; sales S,60S.p00 bu futures, 5S4, ZOO bu
spot; spot market unsettled, higher, active
demand for export; advance checking bus
mess; No. 2 red. Sl066910S in elevator, S1.01l2
@1.O95s afloat, Sl.O74@l.10S4 i'll store; No.
red, 81 .04l2@l.O5; ungraded red, Sl.G4l2O
LINZ No. l northern to arrive, S1.1?Wi.l7l2;
No. L hard, to arrive, $1.20D1.2Gl2; No. Chi
cago, Sl.14l2; No 2 Milwaukee SIP
@l12l2; options excited and active
early, 202SSc up on higher cables
and foreign crop reports; manipulation at
the west; liberal covering Of shorts and dis
cussionS in Germany demanding reduction
OF duty; afterwards on realizing decline OF
l20ISc, but quickly reactlng and selling up
2lsQ03c, the continued full export purchases
and freight among the shorts, closing few
erish at 315037sc over yesterday; No. red,
August. Sl.U6 1-16@i.0SA, closing at SlOS;
September, Sl.e57s@10SA, closing at SLOTS;
November, S1.074 q 109ss, closing at
SL0DA; December, Sl.07s4@ll0 clos
ing at Sl.111s; January, Sl.O@G1, l1ls,
closing at S11Ils; May, SLIP
advancing; Western, September delivery,
Sl.05; state, SI.06@1.O7.
Corn-Receipts, $50 bu; exports 1926 bu;
sales, 100000 blu futures $4,000 bu spot;
spot market higher, scarce, fair demand;
No. 3, 76A@76l2c in elevator, 7Ac afioat;
ungraded mixed, 76I2@77l2c; options ad-
vanced 17S@2c, declined l2@1l2c reacted Y
ole, closing strong and more active through
the wheat situation; August, 72A@72S4c,
closing at 72s4c; September 6S7s(159l2c,
at 67Ac; December, 57l2Q5Ss4c, closing at 5Sc.
Oats-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports so bu;
sales 10000 bu futures, $1,000 Blu spot; spot
market 5@6c lower, moderately active; OPP
tons dull, lower, weak; August, 34l2035c,
closing at 34l2c: September, 81 5-l6@341sc,
closing at 3312c: October, 33H2@3384c closing
at 33l2c; spot No. white, 44GD47c; mixed
Western, 3612@13Sc; white do 1905; No. ,
Chicago, 3SGD39c.
Coffee options opened steady, points
down to points up, closed steady, unchanged
to 10 points down; September 1575@l5. soc;
October 147O01475c; December, 13.55c;
January, 13.00@1305c Spot Rio more active,
lower; fair cargoes 19c; No. z, 171se. Sugars
Raw quiet steady; refined quiet, steady.
Eggs quiet about steady; Western, 160
1634c; receipts, $50 pkgs. Hides firm, better
demand. Wool quiet, steady; domestic fleece,
3Q037c; pulled. 2s@34c: Texas, 17024c. Pork
dull, easy; old mess, S1O.25@1l; new mess,
Sn75@12.25; extra prime, S10.5C@u. Cut
meats dull, steady: mddles quiet, firm;
short clear, September, S6.92I2 Lard dull
steady; Western steam, S6S712; sales, 800 ties
at S6.S2l2@6.s7l2; options sales, $500 ties;
September, S6.S2I2G16.S3 closing at $3.50;
October, $S.92@6. 81, closing at $685.; Deem
Der. S7.15 Butter moderate demand. firm;
Western dairy, 12@l5c; Western creamery,
10000; Western factory, 12@l4c.