The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-29
SEPTEMBER WAS THE FEATURE
OF THE TRADING THAT
WAS DONE
DECEMBER HELD ITS OWN
Market Was Influenced Somewhat
by UnfavornbIe Wenther, North
west Movement and the Fact
That Cables Showed Less
Strength, Cash Values in the
Northwest RuIcd Firm.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-A furry in Sopsembe,
wheat was the feature on clange today.
The price Of the september Oplon ranged all
the Way from 6Slac to lOc, bll wound up
in the end al OSAc. loss OF ~, en- JareI
Nltu yesterday. lne Going pr4ce OF De-
CcmDCr wheat was U3$4C. pI eci.e-y the same
as the final figures Yesterday. corn .ost ;2c
and oats 4c Pork decIned l212c, lard 712c
and ibis o..
Wheat opened I4G3sc decline from yester-
Gay 5 closing price, Influenced TO some eX-
tent by The uniayorab-e wea h~r, tn NCr, h
west moN ement ana the fact TIT the cables
showed les St ength as eNpec,6d non Yes
totaay sharp rise here. 1t ueye.oDed, how
ever, that september was IN very good ie-
quest, with a very moderate supply, selling
up l4c TO zee. The advance affected tAe
rest OF the list, which sod I'D in mp thv.
Casn values in the Northwest rUl firm, AMI
this was al a factor. leste days cat
business was immense, l 24O. goo bu, and eX-
ports a 50 made good sh~wiLg. ag =reeat-
ING SirtoO Ou. New GO-k Ni.td mat III .
United Kingdom and Continent were buyers
TO-DAY, ana thdt acceptauceS we're again lairly
liberal. Foreigners We're a-s3 created vi b
pUl ChaseS in this market. Primary receipts
were $4,000 bu smaller than year ago,
Notwithstanding liberal arrivals in the North
west The be1rish showing of the Livlrl ool
clos ing cables created a change in sent N mt
and prices here recsded, aItlUC gh lars co ei
)ulu ceuumts higher. September IN New
York turned weak late in the dIy, selling eff
,'eo Duluth al.o ruled easier, decl ming
nearly lie. Local longs liquid d. and final
quotations here were around the bottom
price. Northwest receipts were 957 cars,
against LIS ears yesterday ard 9l2 a week
ago. Local receipts We're al cas- inc uling
,tS cars OF spring wheat, Of VIII ch II ears
We're OF contract grade. Receipts al Western
points We're l,3GO,2l0 bu, against l.GS4C43 bu
.ast year, and a. Eastern p ints OIL 640 Blu
september opened unchanged at 6:Hc; sold
mp 20 ace and closed at 6SI4c ask Deem
per opened sse lower at else sold up to
5iat and closed at 63& d637sc.
Corn lost all the Improvement OF yeste:-
lay and llc besides. 1t was chiefly lif ctzd
by the course Of the wheat market, The re-
yesterday and 422 received the corr S. Onding
DAY q year ago. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow, $50 ears. fair inquiry To- ship
ment was reported, but buyers and sellers
the day.
Business was fairly active, but Throughout
there appeared a general disposition to droo
long corn. December opened 1ac higher at
@l-sc; sod up to 3OAc; and closed at $500
Oats were traded in moderately. and the
market showed strength early, prices advauc-
ing lsHhc over yes -eTday's c o e. Wea +. s
developed late, however, and prices clio ed
with a loss or lSdl4c on the day. NY
opened lsc lower at 227sc; sold up to 231s:,
and declined to 22s4 G227s at the close
Provisions had against them cry h aVy re
ceipts Of hogs and that toge her with the
yellow fever reports and one shilling decl n D
heavy market. January pork CpaneG about
unclGL ged at $9.O71209. 10, sold up to 50. 20
ana closed At $9.C7l2 January lard 0perel
PFC higher al $4.90; sold at a 9O64.G2ta aid
closed at $751;. January ribs opened I'M
changed at $4.72laIf4. 70; sold up 10 S4.I5 AM
closed at 81. 72la.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whe-t
- cars; corn, $50 cars; cats, 800 s; togs,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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