St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25
OF MARKED DULLNESS.
The Day on the Chicago Board of Trade
Showed no Startling
Features.
In Wheat the Trading Was Unusually
Light, Fluotuating in Mar
row Range.
Foreign Advices Were Quoteo oteauS'
With Less Active De-
mand.
Financial transactions III al
Street--General Market quo
tationS.

CH1cAGo. Nov. 24.-The day on 'change
was one of marked dizziness. In wheat Tic
trading was unusually light and fluctuations
were cnl. fined to q very narrow range. roi
ejgn adviceS quoted steady hlaEhe'S' pu t
lesS active demand. The receipts were llgiit
here aud somewhat smaller at other points,
aoticeably 50 in the Northwest. HIS iac''
together with a stronger 1eeiinS III c'II'
aad some effect upon the Market III gen
eral way. The quantity OF wlleat Oh oI 1e1Ii
passage was reported to be 9o,oUO uu'ilT SII'
less tEan last week. The Market uil"llS
closed &c lower than yesterday. nc ooIt I
market ruled easy for time, thell au'"ii 'I7.
15@$Ic, weakened and closed IS " = I po'tol
Than Yesterday. The receipts continue
small, and with a fair shipping Ih ~, loa
..shorts' purchased more freely. Inc t0ile
was stronger in oats and prices ruled &c
higher. but closed at about yesterday ~
ures. Provisions displayed little more
life. Pork advanced 20@2275c, SOLD pack
to 1O0I255c and closed steady. LARD ao-
yanced 21505c and closed steady. Flour
was quiet and unchanged.
THE QUOTATIONS.
The leading futures ranged as toloWs'
Wbeat-November opened ut 1890, closing
at 74lIc. December opened at 141ac, closing
at 74Lc: January opened at 751sc, CLOSING
at 751sc; MAY opened at 81 &c, closing at
Corn-November opened at o03sc, ciosins a.
$500; December opened at 5o2sc' ciosins AZ
363lc; January opened at $3.50, closlng at
37Itc: Nav opened at Age, closing at 4lisc.
Oats-Noyembel opened at 261ac, closing at
2615c; December opened at 261ac, closing at
26IIc: January opened at 2634c, closing at
2655c; May opened at 305sc, closing ar 5O24c.
Pork-December opened at S9-99, CLOSING
at $3.50; January opened at SIU.lz12, clos-
ing at SIO2215; February opened at SlU.Zo,
CLOSING at S1O 32lH. Lard-December opened
at $500. closing at S5.921a; January opened
at Sc closing at Sc; February opened
at $780, closing at S6.Oi1a. Snort TlDS-
January opened at $3.50, closing at 500
February, opened at $3.50, closing at 90 90
March opened at $3.50, closing at So.oo;
spring wheat, 741a@7414c; No. spring
wheat, 67Q6Sc; No red wheat, 743sc. Corn
No. ,, $500 Oats. No. 2, 2634c. Rye, NO. :,
53c Barley, No. 2, $3.50. Flax SEED,
No. l, 9315. Timothy, prime, SLIz:
Mess pork, 50. 21l@9.65. LARD, S59Z7a. snort
rib sides, loose So. 5O(Go.0O; dry SaIteo sh0ul-
ders. boxed, S5.i0Q5.20; short clear sides,
boxed. S5.6U@-j.65. Whisky. SLlS. sugar
Cut loaf, 61l@62sc; granulated, &c; standard
"a" SIG Receipts-Flour, 19,OOO Dbl;
wheat 81, 600 blu; corn, 100000 bu; oats, a.
600 bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, H,OOO gu;
Shipments-Flour, 1000 Dbl; wheat, %o'UuO
bu: corn, 90 600 bu; oats. $4,000 blu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, Il, 900 blu. The directors OF
the board of trade have decided that the
trading in puts and calls will not he al
lowed in the board of trade building, and
members engaged in such transactions are
rendered liable to suspension or expulsion
for an infraction of the rule forbiddins these
transactions in the future. There will be no
session of the board tomorrow. On the pro-
duce exchange butter ruled firm; good
TO fancy creamery, 2O@26c; ordinary l6Gl0c;
good to fine dairy. 10000; packing stock,
S0IOc Eggs, 210122c for strictly fresh.
PETER BERKEY. Pres. +. w. ANDERSON, Cas- hier
CIV .GRIGGs, Wires. A. c. ANDERSON, Asst G.
THE ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANK,
CAPITAL 100000
Corner Fifth and jackson streetl