Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
Chicago Produce IT srses.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Fiour quiet and IN
changed; common to choice spring wheat
3.50@5. 90; Minnesota s.59@4.25 patent $50
@7.00; winter wheat -four, southern and Mis-
souri, 4.75@5. rs; Michigan 4.GG@5.50 Regu-
lar wheat strong and higher, trading more ac-
tive, prices advanced * cage, in sympathy
with an advance in corn and provisions; c.0sed
24@21fc higher than yesterday; sales ranged:
November 95%998Mc, closed at $500. Deem
LOO, closed at 991sc; February 49, sc@t COS,
closed at l.0c%; May 1.04A@l. VIA, closed
at l.U74; No. Z spring 96A @9Smc, closed at
98Mc; No. 8 spring 8lk@52hc; No. 2 red
winter 95Hc@l 90. Corn, demand active
for all futures, May attracting the greatest atten-
ton; excitement ran high at times; through all
of the hours of trading the feeling was greatly
unsettled: prices advanced 2@454c above in
side figures and closed 2@2Nc higher than yes
terday; cash 52@53Hc, closed at 53ID53Mc;
November 5l@5SMc, closed at 554c. Deem
Der and year 50%@5Sc, closed at 53c; jan
uary 50T9533sc, closed at $3.50; February
5l@53Ac, closed at 5sc; May 54N@56Xc,
closed at 56Xc. Gate firm and higher; cash
sOc; November 3OK@3OLc; December and
year 29X@3O%c, closed at 305sc; January 80
9SO%c, closed at 3U5sc; May 33T@35c,
closed at 35c. Rye steady at SEC. Barley
dull and easy at &c. Flax eeed firm lat l 80.
Pork, unusually heavy business, but greatly
unsettled, prices fuctuating wildly; opened 20
@30c higher, advanced 3u0 zoe additional, re-
coded l592Oc, rallied 80Q35c and closed
steady; cash 70 .85@I2.90 for old, 1875
@I8.S7h for new; November 12.75@t2.90
closed at IL. S56l2. so; December II. 300l2.90,
closed at l2.S5@l2.9 so; year l2.70@12 so, closed
at II .S59l2.9s; January I3 .15@l3.85, closed
at 13. o2T@l3.85; February l3. 20@14.0O,
closed at IL. s17s@l4Oo; March ID .S09l4.l5,
closed at 10 .l2%0iS.l5; May l8.30@i4. 40,
closed at I4.35Ql4.<0 Lard irregular; o ened
l5@20c higher, advanced 2G@25c addition | re-
coded 50l0c, rallied l5@20c and closed steady;
cash 8 .25IS.37N; November s .2O46 rs, closed
at 8.35; December songs 80, closed at 8.3U@
@8.35; year 8.25@6.9U; January 8.25@3. SIS,
closed at o .52H@S.55; February S.35@8 SIX,
closed at S.771; May $685.. 9214. Bulk
meats in fair demand AID higher; shoulders
5 rs; short ribs $50; short clear us. Butter
quiet and unchanged; crea1neries 32M4Gc;
diaries 81 @30c. Eggs quiet and unchanged
at 25@2sc. Whisky steady and unchanged.
Freights, corn to Buffalo &c.
Call-Wheat, sales 1885, coo bushels; Novem-
| Der advanced &c, December advanced ~; Jan
uary declined nc. February declined 1sc, Corn,
sales 1900, coo bushels; December and year ad-
yanced Nc; January and February advanced
| Lc; May declined &c. Oats, sales AIS, Geo bush
els; December and January advanced Nc; year
advanced nc; May advanced &c. Pork, sales
cember and year 12.97h; January ID .95;
February IA Oh; Nay 1922. Lard, sales
23, 900 tierces; December closed at s. 40; January
10. 95; February 1870; March Is. 80; May 8.971s
| $500.
Receipte, 22,0G0 barrels Of -four; 1873, eco bush-
els of wheat; 2z5,o00 bashels of corn;
1872, 900 bushels of oats; 10000 bushels of rye;
$4,000 bushels Of barley. Shipments, 5000
barrels OF -four; 10000 bushels of wheat;
273,0G0 bushels of corn; 2l4.GG0 busbels of
oats; 1000 bushels Of ryei $500 bushels Of
barley.
Grain in store Nov. &c: Wheat 9,G30, 0G0
bushels; corn $4,000 bushels; oats 2S6, 600
bushels; rye 1907 ,OO0 bushels; barley 2,0Ge
bushels. Total 1l,673,000 bushels against
5,355,00o bushels the same period last year.