The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-07-18
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= EGDOTCGQ DY tClldS. IL. 11GWlS CG wv
grain commission and stock brokers, 2
and 8 Chamber Of Commerce, Minneapolis,
July Is.
lettn issued yesterday says 1t has been a
fine growing week. Corn is snklngs IN
northern counties and roasting ears in
southern counties; oats generally poor
crop owing to rust.
a Chicago 9:10-The regular warehouse ca
pacity of Chicago was increased yester-
day afternoon to the extent of 13OOO,OOO
bu by the Board Of Trade directors. After
the meeting Messrs HILL Kroescl1el Ross
and Nash handed in their designations.
s. Chicago, Observation-Disclosures are buy
ing corn freely. There is some country
selling Wheat is easier on cool weather
and a weak stock market. Baldwin u
Farnun are free sellers, but there is a
good demand at 56Ac.-F. f. Morrell.
h Chicago, 9:5O-Wheat turned very strong
on good outside local buying. Slower,
Pringle crowd are covering. Oats are
strong on good general buying. New York
reports foreigners selling wheat.-F. X.
Morrell
" New York, 1o:oO-st. Paul is weak ard is
likely to yield sharply sooner or later in
spite Of its intrinsic value. There has
been liquidation in nearly every stock
There has been some short selling and stop
orders were met on the decline. Then mar
ket acts as if it wanted to rally.-Dow,
Jones & Co.
# Chicago, 10:15-Elevator and country
houses are selling corn. Lloyd, Smith ana
Barrett are selling corn. The weakness in
corn is caused by rains and by report
that local freight agents recommend that
the old rate be restored instead Of the
proposed reduction going into effect
Hunt sii..
New York 10:35-The fear of gold ships
;ments and the gradual depletion Of the
49,
ant argument this morning and has caus-
ed liquidation of stocks. Lake Shore was
effected by the reported illness of Wander
.btlt. Houses with Vanderbilt connections
say they have no word this morning from
him; which means to them tina his condi-
ttton#is not serious; 5000, 600 gold has been
engaged for tomorrow.-Dow. Jones & Co.
i Chicago, 11:00--I look for a still further
advance in wheat. There is too much
company on the short side at present. The
break in stocks Is keeping 1t down now but
when it starts up 1T will be hard to tell
how. high 1t will go. 1t will depend on how
soon the crowd gets its load.-Jim Kinds.
Il 81 q OUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
FIdtlr- The business in -four is in about
the same condition as reported for a long
time past, 1nillers are, selling at present
about all theysare turning out but there
are no signs Of Improvement. There is no
chaaaxe in prices as the demand is for
:srnall lots. only, no large orders for flour
being received Tor a long time. Foreign
5ers ARE doing but little, they occasionally
sbnysa lot that they can get at a discount
4liatttis laying in eastern depots for ex-
port. iii Receipts, 558 bbls Shipments, 49,
AS btoas.. I 1t BIZ {5 & e..
The following are today's quotations in
wood here f. o. b.: # ssSsB Is II sS4S s &
First tents s. !. Il. 81. s. .20@3.50
second pas el1ts =. .s..s. .10@3. 10
Eirst clears -. d. s. &. .45@2. so
second clears I. s.. Il. 2.0
Export bakers i. 2.45
Second export bakers Z. 2.00@2. 10
Rad Dog Der ton 40 lbs. Jute. 10. 50@1O.75
flowing quota tons aresin cotton sacks
90 antis4s lbs: 81 s as z$ MI.
Rye Flour per brl, pure ]. !. ]. 81 .75@2.0Q
Rye ,,onr. per brls xxx 4 .60@1. 80
sRye Flour per brl, Standard. ! SOC 60
Wheat d lour, per 5brl ~. 5 8 .00@3. 80
Ora ham Jslour, per brl S. i. .2502.75
ADJ wood zoe. extra is charged.
& Fran and Short Buyers are taking but
little sSof these goods Whit. me mill are
turning Quite q large amount each week
his IS. pressing onsth market, but
StseS are so low already thai there Rs hut
sHStls chance theln to- gu low er, andSit
d1tht mi any more goods could he.
ss5ld Eseir gat q Discount sfr rom present
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