St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-27
ONLY FAIR TRADING.
10 New Features Developed on the Chi
cage Board During Yesterdays
Session.
The Feeling, However, Was Easier anu
Prices Generally Averaged Little
Lower.
Hece1pts Were Fairly Large and Ship
ments Anything but
Heavy.
Transactions in the Financial Circles
of Wall straightforward quo
IatiOnS.

CHICAGo. Nov. 26.-There was only a
fair amount Of trading in wheat to-day
and no new features were developed. The
feeling was easier. and prices averaged a
trife lower. The receipts were fairly large
and shipments light except Duluth, which
point reported 43S. coo bu shipped. Market
opened &c lower, declined $5c additional.
rallied p C and closed dull 74c under w ed
nesdav. The corn market was fairly actlVe
and firmer on light receipts, and at rather
strong demand for ''ShOrtS." The market
opened easier and &c lower. rallied &c,
but eased OFF and closed sc higher than
"Wednesday. The trading III oats was
light. but the tone of the market was nrln,
and prices closed &c higher. A strong
feeling was developed in provisions, ana
prices on all products ranged higher despite
The fact that an unusually large number OF
hogs were on sale at the stock yards at
lower prices. Mess pork advanced 2oC@
3215c per barrel, and closed steady at nearly
top figures. Lard was 20 @5c higher per
100 pounds, and short ribs were f52c
higher Flour ruled steady and unchanged.
THE QUOTATIONS..
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wbeat-Noyember opened at 74c, closing
at 74c: December opened at 7414c, closing
at 741zc; January opened at 75c, closing
at 747sc; May opened at re, closing at l14c.
Corn-November opened at 361ac, closing at
367sc: December opened at 3612c, closing at
367sc; January opened at SIC, closing at
sic; May opened at 411.c closing at 421sc.
OarS-Novembe1 opened at 261ac, closing at
PCS &C; December opened at 261ac, closing at
265 e: January opened at 26$4c, closing at
267sc: May opened at 305sc, closing at 3O1sc
Pork-Dec ember opened at $500, closing
al. 50 12I5: January opened at Sl0.20 CLOS
ing at SlO.4115; February opened at $lO.3O,
closing at $50. 81. Lard-December opened
at s. 80. closing at S595; January opened
At So. closing at S6.O2%; February opened
mt S5.O1I% closing at 500. Short ribs
January opened at S5321a, closing at S5.321a;
February. opened at S5.35, closing at $3.50;
March opened at S5.40, closing at S5.42%.
Cash quotations were as follows: No. 2
spriGg wheat, 735014c; Nov. 61066c; No 2
red wheat 7414Gl7415c. No. =, corn,
SIC: No. oats. 261aQ2634c; No. 2, rye,
53c No. ,. barley, 54c; No. L
fax seed, 81; prime timothy, Sl.73.
Mess pork, 50. 1909. 7215. Lard, S5.92%. Short
rib sides, loose, So. S5GD5.60; dry sailed Shout
ders. boxed, S5l0Q5.2O; short clear sides,
noxed. S5.6O@5.65. Whisky, Sl.lS. Sugar
Cut loaf 614@63sc; granulated, &c; standard
"a" SIC. Receipts-Flour, 1900 bbls;
wheat =. 900 bu; corn $4,000 bu; oats, A.
600 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
Shipnents-Flour, 80, 0O0 Dbl; wheat, $4,000
bu: corn, 204. 600 bu; oats, 1000 blu: rye,
s. OOO bu: barley, $1,000 bu. On the produce
exchange butter ruled quiet and firm; good
10 extra creamery, 19G27c; good to extra
dairy, lS625c; ordinary to fair dairy, 14Gl6c.
Eggs. fresh, 2lQ22c; ice house stock, 100
I9t.c.