The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-27
THE CORNERED NOVEMBER Flu
TURE WAS MARKED UP
-FOUR CENTS
TRADE IN WHEAT VERY DULL
Oats Also MISUNDERSTANDING I'm
changed for Lard and Ribs
and II Lee Higher
for Pork.

CHICAGO, Nov 26.-November corn was
the center of interest on the board OF
trade today, touching the highest point
In years and closing &c over Saturday.
December closed AQ8sc higher. Deem
Der wheat at the close was 3s01ac lower
and oats a shade depressed Provisions
closed unchanged in lard and ribs and
4212c up in pork. Wire trouble and the
approach Of Thanksgiving curtailed bust
ness to a considerable degree
BY comparison with other pits, the corn
PIT was the only arena on the floor of
change. November the one thing worth
change. November over May discount
week discount of DC to q premium of SIC
today was a feature. November opened
Ic over Saturday, at 46c. Phillips bid
Ihat ngure and kept it up, with additions
until the market touched Soc marking
an advance since one month ago today OF
139sQl4c. Shorts We're intensely nervous;
control, was placid. OF the 511 cars re-
ceived today but 81 graded contract, and
private elevators which have been try ns
to doctor" cheaper corn into No 2 de-
lVered TO public houses over Sunday only
$4,000 bu These facts and the rejection
of two cargoes of ''doctored" corn were
responsible for the agitation among
shorts. AT Soc Phillips let out a few
thousand bushels. Between. 40 and SOC he
is credited with Hquidating 100000 bu He
purchased that much early, and possibly
more. The market during the afternoon
touched 4719c, but reacted, and closed &c
higher, at 49c. December sold between.
MOI ay71r
at 3S@SS1kc.
Wheat was noticeable chiefly for it's
Guinness. The tone throughout was easy
under the influence Of different cables. an
increase of 192, coo bII on heavy, the heavy
RUSSIAN and Danubian shipments, 1900 coo
blu, and decrease in the visible of only
lZ9,O0O bu where a much larger decrease
had been expected. December opened 1ac
to l4C lower at Tic to 707s6D71c, sold
between TIC early and 701a0705sc during
the afternoon, closing $s@1ac down, at
iO3sGt03sc. Incomplete reports put sea-
board clearances in wheat and flour at
S2S.O0O bu. Aggregate receipts at primary
points were 1,G65.000 Blu, compared with
2lS5,O00 for two days last year. MINI apo
lis and Duluth reported 759 cars, against
S65 last week and 1887 a year ago. B0-
cal receipts We're 123 cars, none of con-
tract grade.
in oats there We're only a few trades
In the way of changing December for
2ts@22c and 21&4@21Bc, and closed a shade
down at la4@217sc. May was at 2l5sc
difference. Receipts We're III cars.
PROVISIONS were easy early on the heavy
run Of hogs and a slack cash demand
Later they turned strong on a sharp
commission house demand for pork and
in sympathy with the corn strength Most
taking. january pork sold between $50 y
and $l2-4O, and closed 125bc up, at $t2 20;
January lard between $6.S71b and $685.,
closing unchanged at $500, and January
ribs between 1921 and S6.37@6.40, tn
the close unchanged at S.. So.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
160 cars; corn, sos cars; oats, 2O5 cars;
hogs, "a, 200 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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