The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-Another
slight dip was made in wheat at the
opening today While there was not SO
much in the way of bearish statistics as
yesterday, YET there was lack of hearty
support and no attempt was made to
rally. The market fell into dullness and
dragged A slight trace OF holiday sell
ing was felt. small holders not caring to
go long over Thanksgiving. No very
heavy selling developed. Receipts at
Minneapolis and Duluth were pretty well
UP again, 9s7 cars. against 429 last year
Foreign markets showed lack of hearth
ness and no encouragement could be
drawn from abroad. Statistically the feat
ure of the day was an estimate show
Ing that the worlds cereal production is
in the neighborhood of 1000 geo bu I'M.
der the average.
Primary receipts were 18S4,0DO blu.
against 600 last year. and shipments
2S5.000 Blu, against $4,000 bu. Clearances
wheat and flour All 600 bu.S Minneapolis
received 497 cars and Duluth 490, against
1876 and "a last year.
The market was little firrner at the
end, and closing prices show 1sc to Ac
over yesterday May closed at 721ls@72Ac,
and December at e91sc. Chicago May
closed at 76c.
A good general demand ruled in the
cash market. Millers and elevators were
buyers of good lots in all grades. No
1, choice lots going 111sc over December,
and ordinary at 1A@1c over. No. 9
northern sold in good part at lie under
December, ranging from 67%c to 6Sk4c.
No. 8 wheat sold from CSC to 667ac, except
for poor> or tough No. 3 that went at
63@64c. Rejected and no grade sold from
601ac to 64c.
Following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Wed. Tues.
De- foas . IS ss s ss% ss%A s.
Curb on May wheat........... 72A
calls calls on on Nay Wheat.......7ss to 49,
Or Traek-Official closing quotations:
No. 1 hard. 721sc; No.1 northern, !o1sc;
No. northern, 675s@677sc; No. wheat,
65g66c; oats. 42z Isl No: Yellow ha sosn'
54Q5Sc; flax, 81. 35A; flax futures, Noye EN-.
Der. 81 SSSSA December, 81. 333 May, 81 .SSssaa.
F'lour-Millers report a fairly satisfac-
foreign demand This latter feature is
no doubt due to the ''shflly shally' ac-
ton of the American wheat market:
Weakness or nervousness on the part of
eign buyer in his course of bidding ur-
der First patents, in wood, $3.6o@S.s5;
second patents, s.. 1908. so; first clears, in
sacks, $2.40@260; second clears. Sle509
17s Following are t,.e nc, quotations or IN
per BIZ, pure, $250@2. 50; rye -four, per
Dbl, Xxx, s2i092.50.
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per ION, s,seto, ,da1in % ~ pui 4an s@an
9io94iS, iou 20 l l..aI-Ss ~ -
red 1ogs i4s-io sachs' /. o. y
us: @zVe "a soa u, .a,,,s etra, ton odd,-
reed IA zvV.o 81! SaI rs - pei 81 te en IT,
tlohal; ieea IN Mu-lg saGhs 1I;tH h nc
a.aIhe5 IS s..ons anu aStiso' with q os
ueniano NJ at prices quoseu. e -
fiaAIine h1aIne. mas nlniei ana q
sIaae m n t9oay. fo. e suid o.
sl.oasei.So72, ana .nerS Meat e X" n aast
scalterea saieS Iepof seu ~ I'll, 1.,So
OF ~ went 10 puyeIs lot Iocai Hills W n
We're pioders Ior oslH3 70 sthihs soou. ne
Jeetea 500 az sl;9Iar. d. u calS ~, IN
enoi C. Ie1ecIea sens b 6uI o. me & as %
70 Woo NO grace 90 prougne sa,Ises1 90 90
Mlnneapohs. 1eeeiyeud q 19arSs asa.n nsa, -
last year, ana shippeu o. Dsi u.n ieceissa
zSS cars. ,r..a,,a rr.s,,4
Slosins pfless ~ aaai
si.SSA 10 arrive, saSeH' Nofs ~ 5Us,
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