St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-24
IN SPECULATIVE PITS.
On tie Chicago Board of Trade Wheat
Opened Fairly Firm Early
in the Day.
The Prices We're Affected by the Strong
Tenor of Advices From
Abroad.
Corn was Quiet and the changes "
Quotations Were Very
Slight.
Transactions in the F1nanclai oAroie7
of w all Street--GeneraI
Markets.

Cu1cAeo. Nov. 23.-There was goou
trading in wheat early in the session. out
from this time the market atterwaru Fuleo
slow. The tone was weaker at the open
ing influenced by the strong tenor OF pup
lie foreign adviceS. which quoteo pIict'S do
tending ND for American wheat theiG'
which was good speculative buying, though
at the same time it was netlceo Solie w
orators trading for Eastern houses were
selling very freely, and this hao the ehco'
of creating a weaker feeling mere. Inc I1
GENTS in the Northwest continue i,oei d.
Prices declined 15@%c, fuctuaueu SHELLY
and closed about re lower imam yes'oiu"y
ONLY a slight speculative business Wa
transacted in corn and the market I ,i
Quiet with the exception OF SNORT spoll az
the Opening. The opening was steauy.
after which prices shaded OIL = @9sc, pu'
finally closed at yesterdays 1gurts' odt0
ruled steady and firm at yesterday quota,
tions. Provisions were little more 49,
and trifle stronger, CLOSING SHAUN iiiSi'oi
in the latest trading.
THE QUOTATIONS.
Flour was quiet and unchanged: Tue
leading futures ranged as Ioho"s' UIs[o.
November opened at 745sc, closing at .42sc'
December opened at T51sc. closing al .t2sc'
January opened at T51ac, closing al toz2c'
Nav opened at S15sc, closing at SI9sc- CoI El
November opened at $3.50, closing al oo2sc'
December opened at $500, closing at oo%sc'
January opened at 3lhc' cioslns "' 80
Nav opened at aye, closing at 4I|sc.
Oafs-Noyembel opened at 265ac, closing at
2615c: December opened at 2o9c, closing At
26%c: January opened at 262sc, ciosIng az
263lc; May opened at 3O54c, Closing al ooI4o.
Pork-November opened at S9:4'1a' CIo "ri
at S9.471$; December opened 81 - 12
closing at S94715; January opened al S1O'do'
closing at 1927; February opened at sIo.zU,
closing at SIC. 221S. Lard-Novemoer opened
at S.. so, closing at SIS. 921a; December opened
at $500, closing at $500; January opened
at $685.. closing at $5.S712; FEBRUARY oPeneu
at S6O2%, closing at S6.O5. snort r!ps-
January opened at So. 171a, closing at S5.lt7a'
February. opeued at SIS. Is, closing at $9.2S1a;
March opened at $5.2712. closing at So.Zo
Cash quotations were as follows: NO: q
spring wheat, 74s4@7414c: No. spring
wheat, 6715069c; No 2 red, age Gorn'
No. 2, $500. Oats. No. 2. 1890. Rye, NO, NO. =
53c. Barley, No 2, $500. Flax seed
Mess pork, So. 55@9.6O. Lard. s5.So. snorC
rib sides, loose, So. 2595.5O; dry salted shoul-
ders, boxed, S5.10@5.20; short clear s'oes'
boxed. S5.6O@5.65. Whisky, $Ils- sugar
Cut loaf. 614@65sc; graduated, &C. sIah9a n1i
A. SIC. Receipts-Flour, 1o'uuu p go
wheat Dus cOTHs OfsOON 80
600 bu; rye, none; barley, EeO0 ou uc
Sbipments-Fiour, 5000 Dbl; wheat, 1900
bu: corn. 227, 900 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 2s, 600 bu. On the produce
exchange butter ruled firm and hlgner' goou
to gilt edge creamery, 2192Sc; GOOD 10 cn9lce
dairy, 1S025c; packing STOCK, 11a@D1"72o'
Eggs-Fresh, 21@227ac.
PETER BERKEY. Pres. r. w. ANDERSON Cashi er
CIV GRIGes V. Pres. A. c. ANDERSON, Asst o