St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-02
SOME LOSS RECLAIMED
Trading on Chicago Change
Was Light, With Prices
Up a Little.
Shorts We're Covering. and
Less Disposition TO Sell
Was Manifested.
Wheat and Corn Advancing,
Oats Quiet, Hog Products
Firmep.
4 FeatuP9Iess, Dull MapKet II
New York IN Nearly All
Stocks.

CHICAGO. Get 3i.-Oniy light trading within
q small range Ct prices characterized the
market to-day. bal the tceli:,2 was stronger
and prices ruled slightly : .sne. than the CLOS
ing Of yesterday. hs Influences were a
little mole favorable TO holders: there was
less disposition 10 sell and some Of Inc
shorts we're covering. FCseigLeFs were re-
ported as buycg>. aud there seemed 10 Se a
lille more importance attached &c the news
from abroad. English cables were hi@iier
and continental cables weaker. Tine G;ieS-
ton OF Russia prohibiting the exports Of
grain is evidently having some feet, al;yices
to-day again claiming possibility of such an
order going into effect.
Reports Of dry weather continue 10 be re
ceiVed. and . message frCm l.af;y ~ Cen
tral Illinois said that early sowA wheat Is
locking Lad ard III some instances tax Of
blowing ND and iella"ting necessary. There
was little rain reported Al Indianapolis, bus
none in the Southwest. Ohio aGYices report
weather dry. but wheat up locking well. Ad
ices from the Northwest report snow and
kett Yesterday. followed by colder weather.
Export c.ear&nceS from both coasts were
ABOUT o0Oo uShels smaller Ihan last week.
and c.earances from four potts were "50pu0
bushels less Of wheat auu J@.U.O packages
more CT -four than the preceding Week. New
York reported thirty loads taken there since
yesterday. ! he clearaHCcs Yesterday from
four porie aggregated SD d bushels wheat
and fCur FIeieht room taken here for -
700 bushels. and two btHtlUadS No = spring
sold for export al DCccm"er prices.
Arrivals in the NOrthN est were .:.eT2l. Re
eeiuts at Duluth were go cars ana i.iuUcapO-
is 431 cars total Of .l25 cars, a. a.lIsj l.l33
ears Yesterday and 662 cars n NearHsn. Local
receipts were 10 cars. of y h;ch 1913 cars were
IF contract grade. Withdrawals from store.
G129S bU. Receipts at all points aggregated
l.G?6.:5l hu aid shipments from same were
i146310 bu The export clearanCes from
four ports were 1900 Ibis OF Hour and % .O3J
bu Ct wheat. The opening was i23as4c
higher. eaSed off l2c and then advanced 40
7sc. ruled easy ard closed about l0llsc
higher than Yesterday
Corn was unsettled. the early feeling being
weak OIL free receipts and LIBERAL selling.
November went from big to : &c, reacted 10
517sc. and at l. O'Clock was "l'sc. OctCDcr
was higher. Il few shorts making efforts to
cover; early sales were al .i4i2c. sold to a,@4c.
then no to SIC, and ~ noon Was about ?Ec;
year sGld at 4flsM445sc. ana May at 424G4
s@iac The market held steady during The
last hour except Tor Octobe:.aud at 1 0 clock
November was 5i24c. year 4-l4c, and May
4.I2c. October, after touching ste, fell TO
5+l2c.
Oats we're quiet and easy at 2jl2G2o94c for
November ana 3ilsG3iSsc Tor May. There
was a firm. steady feeling during the last
hour: November touched use and at |
o'clock was 2JS4c; May held steady around
3.I4c and 3iSsc.
Hog products were finer January pork
q encd al 81. 90, sold TO Sl0.S9 then up to
S1l. and at l. clock was Si0.9.l2. January
lard sold at Si.C:G5 10 and January ribs at
IS G2I2G15. esl2. During the closing hour trade
was fairy active, bat The feeling grew Il little
easier JANUARY pork declining 10 SO S-!2.
and that was the ruling price at l O'Clock.
January lard was steady at $j.C505.0it2 and
January ribs at about s. IS.
The leading futures ranged as follows: