St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-23
THE MONDAY MARKETS
Wheat Opened Strong on the ohiOagO
Board of Trade Yesterday
Morning.
the Firmness Was Influenced by the
Encouraging Tenor OF Uuro-
pean Advices.
Free Realizing at the Advance
vented ANY Subsequent
IInprovenent,
1,-.nsac1ions in the Financial Circles
of Wall Street--General
Quotations.

CH1cAGo. Nov. 22.-The opening III
wheat to-day was strong, influenced by the
encouraging tenor of European advices'
which quoted good demand and peIIer
prices for certain kinds of wheat. 1here
WAS free realizing at the advance. when
nreyented any further improvement. The
receipts in the Northwest were large. anu
the visible supply showing an increase oI
l. $50. 600 bushels caused a weaker 1eellng'
nrices declining 5Sc and closing 4@s6c
lower than Saturday. The speculative
trading in corn showed some improvement,
and the feeling was firm. The receipts
were moi as large as usual. and the Vlslole
sunnIv showed a decrease of S25, 600 bush
els. Prices advanced 4@73c, and closed at
about the best figures OF the DAY. OatS
ruled a shade firmer, with a fair shipping
INQUIRY, prices closing 1S@4c hlgher. ITO
visions were lightly dealt III, prices ruiilg
shade easier and closing steady. Flour was
steady and unchanged.
THE QUOTATIONS.
The leading futures ranged SIS 1oilo"s'
Ebeat-November opened at IAtsc, CLOSING
1t 7415c; December opened at T51sc, Closing
II 743[c: January opened at 1870, closing
1t 75%c; May opened at S21@c, closing at
u7Sc. Corn-November opened at 562sc,
closing at 363zc; December opened at 5624c,
closing at 36$4c; January opened at 5ic
closing at 371sc; May opened at 4l>4c, CLOS
ing at 4I7Ec. Oats-Novembe1 opened at
.615c, closing at 261ac; december opened it
26%c, closing at 261sc; January opened at
261%c, closing at 265sc; May opened at 5O2sc,
closing at 3OSLc. Pork-November opened at
s9.45. closing at S94715; December opened at
S9.45, closing at S9.4112; January opened al
SIO.011s, closing at Sl0.O71a; February opened
at S10.l5, closing at SlO.l5. Lara-NoVemper
onened at So 80, closing at So. 80; December
opened at $500, closing at S59O; January
nneued at $685. closing at S59o; February
opeued at S6.021l, closing at S6.U21a. snort
ribs-January opened at S5.l5, closing at
S5I5; February, opened at So-@U, closlus
at S5.I5. Cash quotations were as Iolio"s'
No > spring wheat, T41a0I4$4c; NO. spring,
wheat. 6715G69c; No 2 red winter, 75c Corn,
No. 3. 365Ic. Oats. No. 2. 26$Sc. Rye, No z,
53c. Barley, No. 2, SIC. Flax seed, No. l,
92b@92$4c Timothy, prime. Sl.I0; mess
pork, $3.50. Lard, $3.50. Snort RID sldes'
loose, S.. .2515. 80; dry salted shoulders, DoXed,
S5.lOa5.2O; short clear SIDES, noxed. S5.6O0
5e5 whisky. Sl.IS. Sugar-Cut loaf. go
65lc: granuated. &c; standard "A, 519c.
Receints-Flour. A, 900 bbl; wheat SO, 600 bu;
corn. l24OOC bu: oats, $4,000 bu; rye, I,OOO
bu: barley. 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour'
II OCO bbl; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, lSl. OOO pu;
cats, 1000 bu: rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5o,-
DUU Du. Inc VlSlDie supply Vi VII
vember % as reported by the secretary OF the
Chicago board OF trade is as follows:
RushelsI Bushels.
Wheat. SO, 562. 600 Rye. 4O5,OOO
Corn.. 12,2S1 600 Barley. Z,oSU,OOu
Oats. 5,646,000
Compared with ore week ago. these hgures
show an increase of I,253, 900 bushels OF wheat
and 80. 900 bushels of barley and q decrease of
SOS. 900 bushels of corn, $4,000 bushels of
oats and $4,000 bushels of rye. On the pro-
duce exchange butter was quiet and steady;
good to extra creamery, 2O@271ac; ordinary
to good creamery, 170I9c; ordinary to fine
dairy, I9@25c; packing stock. 9gl1c. Eggs,
fresh, 21@22c.
PETER BERKEY. Pres. +. W. ANDERSON, Cashier
CIV .GRIGGs, Wires. a. c. ANDERSON, Asst q
The ST. PAUL NATIONAL BANn,
CAPITAL. S5OO,O00.
cor,ner L ffh and jackson streetl