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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-19
THE CASH TRADE
HEAVY DECLINE IN Low GRADE CORN
OTHER GRAINS WEAKER.

OTHER GRAINS WEAKER.
FLAX-Thc market easier and prices
lower No. | seed was only tract ion off at
first on soles of choice lots but rejected was
considerably lower There was rush for the
seed, and while it possible to move it
promptly sellers who held out for firm figures
had some lots still unSold at noon.
Minneapolis received 43 ears. ansinst 20 last
year and shipped 4. Duluth had 10:
arrives nosln 81 sltS DeccmHer o 81 is a:" NAY @
CORN-Prices declined 81 to 3c grade.
The market went all to pieces and sellers were
anywhere the figures of yesterday. witt!
weakness here anyway and Il break In Chicago
with later sales as low BIC and some traders
reported at even lower figures Re e9 IT,
closed at 44c. nominal.
.OATS--The tendency lower. and while
good prices were obtained i'll some Instances for
choice lots. tn emarket averaged abOnt 12c
lower. There was no very marked demand for
the oats at any time and to move them promptly
white oats were quoted 3DH 0l31 &c. Receipts,
26 cars1s Shipments IT
FEED AND MEAI.-Ihe market is reported
weak and teldinG lower. Coarse corn meal aud
cracked corn. ST. No. I ground feed o., corn.
IS oats, Sl6.75; No: , ground feed. y corn. =
oats, $16.73: No. ) ground feed. Is corn. 2-3
NlLI1srUFFs- demand continues heavy and
shorts, SIS: flour mddlings SIS; red dog, S17.1c
T.. q. b.. feed in 20h-lb sacks. 81 per ton adj
t tiona shpmem tso SSs tons per to" add"
R1E-Some 40 grade sold ut +Gc. Receipts
fell off materially No, 2 rye closed ~ ga
4Sc Receipts. t cars: shipments . cars.
BARLEY--Sellers reported the der,und less
active, seneral tendency easier and firm prices
ing grades. 4oM60c. Receipts to-day, 1G cars
shipments, 10 cars. ,... -.
choice $9.5odrlo: upland, No. j. SSMo: midland
S!@7; So medium. Sc. 5ocl7 off color. 5odl 6:
, 1iRsthy c Ho 81 nTh w
300. Receipts. / Ga tons. y - :
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LONDON REALIZED.
The Higher Prices in Stocks Too
Much of a Temptation
for Bull ~
Declines Result in Some Spots-Fe.
verish Movements Later in
~ Profit Taking. -

New York, Dec. 19.--I.ondon showed a disposi-
ton to take profits in Americans this morning:
and declines among the, tntcrnationals resulted.
Elsewhere the market moved upwards. The adj
vances were restricted to small fractions, except
for gain OF point in Kansas L. Texas pre-
fened.. First prices were shaded second
quota lions. s'~ ~. w. T..
Concentrated buying of the market leaders pro-
duced n moderate following at other points, but
tho general movement was nervous OH frequent
preit taking sales. Pennsylvania, Reading, New
York Central, Illinois Central, Rock Island and
Amalgamnted sold a point or more above yes.
terday's cloze, and Lackawanna :2h. At II
o'clock tie market was feverish some stocks
nieetaing support, while others We're under pres
sure. .--'. 49, -.-.. . e. .. -'.-
After period OF dulness ard hesitancy, the
market hardened again under the leadership of
st. Paul. which rose = over last night. There
were advances of 80 III Colorado Fuel 2la In
Anaconda III Delaware g. Hudson, ! in st.
Louis Southwestern preferred and l to in some
minor stocks The market in general di ia not
The speculation was inclined to discount a favor
able bank statement. Prices We're of q fraction.
Bonds steady. ...
Prices continued to sag until little remained
of the forenoon, rise and IN some cases the
level was below last night. The Pacifcs Penn
svlvania and Louisville bore the brunt of the
selling. and Southern Pacific declined a point
below yesterdays close.
Traders sold stocks freely on the sub
of a point or more in st: Paul. Louisville, Cana
dian Pacific. Baltimore & Ohio Sugar and Man
e 6sns i in
rency to New Orleans through the subtreasury
The subtreasury also made additional ship
ment Of 100000 to New Orleans.
The realizing sales continued to dribble OIL the
market forcing prices to still lower level.
Missouri Pacihcs net loss reached a point rs
did that of Brooklyn Transit and Atchison.
Great Northern preferred rose ~ in face of the
declining tendency and st. Paul preferred l1a.
Renewed anxiety was expressed by traders over
the Venezuelan situation and the preliminary
figures of the weeks currency movement We're
considered disappointing. Prices stifened again
and the closing firm.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson Il Co., brokers' Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis: -.
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.--Noon. Money on call
per cent: sterling exchange barely steady at
81 SIC. 62564. 1915 for demand and at $4.S3@
4.S3.25 for sixty days. posted rates. 81. S4h and
81. 1s@4. So; Mexican dollars. 37A; government
bonds steady; refunding 3s, registered 1917
COUPON ioas new Is, Registered and eoup sma
135; old 4s. registered. 1885,: old IS. coupon,
1U9la; 5s, registered and coupon, 1O3A. 1Y,f
a4 NEW YORK. Dee. 19.--Excilanges. S219. 9S7 !.
iii; balances S9.946.059.
{. MINNEAPOLIS. Dec 1a..-Rank clearings to-
day. $2.S94. 1854 o. New York exchange, sell
ing rate SOC premium; buying ia te. zoe premi-
UNI. Chicago exchange. selling rate. SOC pre-
MUM; buying rate. par. London sixty-day sight
documentary exchange. $4.S
ST. PAUL, Dec. 19.-Clearings. 81 1863 237 4G.
Chicago. Dec. 19-Glearings S37.3S6. $50:
balances, $2.57S 062: New York exchange, .3Dc; to
:'sc premium: foreign exchange, sterling posted
Mt $i.S4 for 60 days and at S4.s71s for de.
nlnllt = siisas gissls5 6se35 8sE ssssf.ss
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Range of May Wheat.
CHICAGO GRAIN
LARGE SHIPMENTS FROM ARGENTINE DE-
PRESS THE WHEAT MARKET. =

Chicago. Dec. 19.-Wheat opened easier to-day
on lower cables, the improved weather in Ar
gentina. together With large shipments from
that country. being the main depressing influence
at Liverpool. The weather, throughout the west
and northwest was mild. There as only moder-
ate trade eor the day MaX opened pen ao,a
off TO 76A @76%sc 4 little better demand devel-
oped later and the price advanced to 1872 a
769Ac. Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of AT ears. which, with local receipts of II
cars--none of contract grade--uade total receipts
for the three points of 4Ss cars against 600 cars
last week and 1913 Il year ago. :: ~
the market firm iii elast half Of the session
higher at TIC, after, selling up to 77Gl77isc:
Close: Wheat, December, 7shc: May. nc:
July. TIC: cash wheat No. red 76Hc: No. 3
red. 71@53c: No. hard winter. 74c; No. 3 hard
7OGn72c. -. \ Fs;aj- = I.
1 Eassr fSsss had
present and prospective. had counterbalancing
effect. and the market opened about unchanged.
With Wit! May a shade lower to shade higher. at
430I431sc. but the price advanced to 1886 sooon
after the opening. December wds very quiet and
irregular opening CSC lower tosS!sc higher, at
4selfstse Local receipts were257 cars.lSith s
The strength in wheat and a good commission
house demand helped corn and the close was
firm With May. up CSC. at AN a4sac. ag De-
Close Corn December. 1910: January, k455sc;
May. 1875 643a4 crJu 1y. AZ Septer1her
Cash CornNo. =. 46G1461.c:G No. 8. 436144sA {. Z,
There was a moderate tradessin. oats md sfhis
opening was steady. the unfavorable weather
being the chief factor May opened shade
lower to a shade higher. at ;i21 01325sc and the
Local receipts We're 132 cars. 81 ~. ,s.
Close = Oats-Decemberf 81 u G., old Bic; May.
333sc. .<-. IT ~ ssls ~ s5S.z..s !
Cash oats-No. 2, ao1s @soa4c: No. 3, ;so@
30Rc. -. -- g.s.es sl5- .>- :,
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Finley Barrel & Co... from New York: The
market for the moment is very dull. but sells
off very little. We expect agood bank state
rnent tomorrow. and under this influence the
market should take a still further upward turn
New York wired: The favorable turn that the
Venezuelan affair developed over night was re-
sponsible for strong and higher market in both
London and New York this morning. and the
anxiety shown to cover shorts leads to be-
lieve that this interest Is much larger than most
people thought The banks have lost about
$3.50, GOO to the sibtreasury since last Friday.
and considering, this small amount and the heavy
liquidation since Thursday last, the bank state
ment on Saturday next should he favorable.
There has been $3.50. 90 deposited at the sub
treasury in New York for telegraphic transfer
to New Orleans Good demand to-day for
money ats per cent A little is offered at
51b Der cent. 49,. - p 4.
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: LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Dec. 1e.--eon-
soils for money, 90 1916; consols for account,
g. 15lG: anaconda, ~; Atchison S4H; A n6h
Canadian Pacific 1919; Chesapeake & Ohio.
4s%: Chicago Great Western, 25A; Chis sa
Denver & Rio Grande 391a; Denver & Rio
Grande preferred. 92h Erie, "a la; Erie first
preferred 40: Illinois Central, 146h;; Louisville
26;. New York Central, 1864; Norfolk &, Wes
tern, 727ss; Norfolk & Western preferred. 93Hs;
Ontario & Western. 29Ea; Pennsylvania, 1914 ;
Rand Mines, los; Reading, 31%; Reading first
preferred, Az; Reading second preferred 39A;
Southern Hallway. 32a; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 80; Southern Pacific, Go N; Union Pacific,
101; Union Pacific preferred, 941s; United States
Steel preferred, se14; Wabash, IS; Wabash pre-
ferred. 421a. [-t - .-~ -
Bar silver quiet. % 5-16d per ounce I,
Money. 3lh0l4 per cent. .a-.,
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3h M4 per cent. -:
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three months bills is 3 13-160l3 15-16 per cent.
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eggs;: easier. Fancy country dressed veal,
firm.
BUITER-Extra creameries, per Id. 271ac:
tirsts. 2se; seconds; 21@22c; dairies extra CSC;
faney. 2o@21e; roll and prints sraisht 1ots II
@1sc; packing stock, 141a @161Ac; fancy reno
: EGGS Strictly fresh, eases Included. loss Off
per doz. 2oc: strictly fresh. case count, 2lc
checks and seconds, per doz, 15c; cold storage,
CHEESE Twins or flats, fancy per h. 1s1.c
twins or fats, choice 12c; daisies fancy, 13c:
scief S T. NS 11fk &C. m 3 Ne 3d.
swiss. No. !. 14c; No. ?, sla@oc; round Swiss
LIVE PouLTRYMTurkeys 5. mixed coops
II 1ac; turkeys, thin. small, 1oe; hens; &c; roos
Old @ne Se rS c &c. e.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys,- fancy. ! IN
drawn, 17c;:. choice, Az 15c; culls, 6a7c;
leads of: 121Mxs;; geese, fancy, heads OF, liz;
DREssED MEATs-veal: fancy, per ID. ehc
fair to good, 514d6c: small or overweight IA
fancy, ~; hogs, light: Sc; medium NJ 71Sc
RABBiTS-Jack. doz, So; cottontail, doz. 81
.soUIRRELs-Gr pei doz, Soc; red, Per Per
FIsH--Pike, large. per h., Sc; small and me-
small. safe; pickerel, 4@ec; bullheads, skinned.
Observation-Disclosures per large crate, $40
CABBAGE - Home grown, fancy, per large
y fPoTAToEs-per bu, small lots, 4o@45c; car
lots, No. l, sacks extra. SIC: medium, sacks ex-
SWEET POTATOES cobdens, per bril-, $40
NEW HONEY -. White fancy, lib sections,
TIC; 6, Gh9iG (; lib n,, sections s; i2 e
h., 2m3c. 49,. ...... -...' : ..
- DRIED .PEAs-Fancy yellow, per bu. s1.75:
DIR DRIED BEASsH fD navy, Per -bu $3.50:
%e sb@11 fair 81 2' brown s22' fair TO good
ApPLEs-yonat hans. per brl, So: Ben Davis.
s.:75: Willow. Twigs. s2.75@s; Baldwins s.. 50
@ WEST S CGAsT FRGTfspears Winter Neis
California fancy, as to size, $3.50:
rEARs.,Kiefers: per bril- s2.5o@s.
oEANGEs-Ai t per box s.. 30; Califor;
seedlings, $3.50; Florida Brights, 1915; Florida
UKANBERRIEs-P .brl se@925; per box.
APE 1,,,at per kes, se@e5o cataw
dunn punches, se25@2.5o; small lunches SEA
|: observation-disclosures beans; per bu. s2@o q.
doz punches 43l3oc; lettuce per doz. s5e: l pti
o ee heaa5 per ne co., oz c mint dos
% G3oc. = 'F7'-:'
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Dec. 1s.--Butter-f ,niet
| steady ereameries. 1s@2sAc: daisies. 17ea2ac
Eggs-IFrm: loss off, cases returned. 24G25c
Young Americas 12lac. Dressed Poultry
steady: turkeys, 15@1sc; chickens 1o@1ic. ''
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Dec. 19.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000: Slow 1oc lower; beef steers So 20
al 20: 9csnners. $1.5Odl2.5O: stockers and feed
ers So. 50M4.25. Hogs-Receipts. 10000: 1Oc
lower; heavy. $6M6.1O; pigs, $5@39O: Sheep
Receipts. 900: 51Oc lower; sheep, S4.1oG4.4 40:
lambs. $4.50015. % .---. - p -s .
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE Dec

H NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Dec. TO-.
Coffee futures opened steady at partial five
points decline el being influenced BY demand most
to 5000 bags. including: March 4.75c; May
4;9O1g4 .95c September, Sec; october, s5.25c
Rio quiet. No. Rio 4. So; exchange. ii 15-l6i.
Sngar-Raw. steady: fair refining. 3 7-I6c;
centrifugal 96-test. 3 5-16c: refined steady
crushed, 5.45c; powdered 4 .95c; granulated
a. Soc. .S. az sss$s545
( Coffee Quiet: No. Z Rio. 5 4c.s. 81
i Molasses--Firm; New Orleans, &c 4Oc. 4a5s
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PROVISIONS
CHIcAGn pRov1s1oNs 7

We're easier on lower prices for hogs at the
yards and offerings of pork We're quite liberal.
outsiders liquidating freely. January pork was
OFF &C at the start. opening at S15.57h Lard
was 2i!c lower. at $9.67k. while ribs were .un-
changed, at $S.371.. =. .,>si ;e.s..e. =
Close: Pork. January sl6.45: May. $3.50.
Lard, December. $1o.221s: January, ST. 72i5:
May: $s.15; July. $9.o2h.& Ribs. January.
$S.3119: May, s$S:32R. 95E "
IS NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Dec. 10. Beef
Quiet; family. $16M1 S.;s .Pork-Easy Lard.
DUH ;3;prime steamed, S1O.75 - - aI
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ST.. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Dec. 1s.-Cattle
26.5Oo: steady; beef steers, S423@6;
stockers and feeders $2.4O14: cows and heifers.
S2256425: Texans $2.1O@4.s5. Hoss-Re
ceipts. 5000; market 10@15c lower: pigs: So 80
M6.1O; packers. $6.05@6.25: butchers. $6loM
$40. Sheep-Receipts. 1900; steady: sheep,
Sc. 3564 .25: lambs. s. 3O613:3O
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THE FLOUR MARKET
REGULAR HOLIDAY TIME DULLNESS-

REGULAR HOLIDAY TIME DULLNESS-
PRICES TENDING FIRMER.
The mills selling about one-half of the
output to-day. bringing Il falling off in de-
mund from all quarters 1t is the regular hOli-
day time duIness to he expected at this
son The output may he reduced later. Mean-
while the mills getting we'll cleaned up
on old business. Prices, Notwithstanding the
quiet tone. firm and for first patents are
even quoted trile higher.
Shipments. II .n60 barrels.
First ia tents are quoted S}.9OGI4; second pat
ents. $3.75015.So: first clears, $2.9U@3; second
clears $2.3UM2.4O
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+. KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec. s19.-Cattle
Receipts, 5000: steady to lover beef steers.
So 5o0l6; Texans $2@I4: cows and heifers, 81 60
M470: stockers and feeders. 50 25@4.15. I
Hogs-Recepts. 1000: 5@1Oc lower; heav!.
sos: pigs, $560@6.o0. >,e,s
+ Sbeep1Receipts, 1000; sheep, s3@4.1O; lambs.
Sc. 6OG14.15. -.-,.E -
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balances. $452. o.a... Moneys per cent
145, 67s; balances, s2,5ls,4o1. Money, 6 per
CONT AZ. l% H.
- PARIS: Dee gfo--4 p .ln.--Three per cent
rentes, 80 francs 20 centimes for the account.
Exchange London, ." francs 14la centimes for
cheeks. 5r *
marks AZ pfemics for checks Discount rates.
Short bills, a,s per cent: three months bills,
39S per cent III y .Ese,astr - HgG
LONDON, Dec 19.-Gold premiums are quoted
as follows: Buenos Aires, 127.4O; Madrid, 81 81
Lisbon. %. 1e. e...-.- ~. .r- RI. ~ .4fs..
BOSTON. Dec. 1s.-Exchanses, $21 ,661 7s1;
balances, 81 400, OS4. r, - = /, & .-
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, De,

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec. 19.--Re-
ceipts-Cattle, 300; hogs. $500: sheep. 500.
Hogs-1od15c lower: Sales: 50: 156 lbs; $50;
g. 2S7 lbs, sos: "a. $50 lbs, $500. Cattle
Steady; II beeves. 1104 lbs, 1913: beeves,
1910 lbs. $3.50; 9 cows 800 lbs $2.25; IA cows.
1.o4o lbs, s275; cows LAO lbs, $s s;' it, s
stockers. TAO lbs. $3.50: II stockers, $50 lbs.
$40: il stockers. LOO lbs. 1885: yearlngs.
S4s lbs. $3.50; II yearlings, GAO lbs. $7.75; 16
lbs s5S lbs. 1913. Sheep---Steady: "A ewes,
119 lbs, $3.50; 10 lambs. 80 lbs $4.I5.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, DEC.

Inspected InWheat--Cars-' - -
Great Northeru--No. 1 hard, 10: No. north
ern. 60; No. 2 northern, IL No. 5, s; rejected.
s: grade 3.
Milwaukee-No. 1 northern, I: No. 2 northern,
SO. No. 3, 20: rejected, Is; no grade. 10. 49,.
st. LouiS-No. northern, 49,, No. 3, IS; no
grade, 4. .--v~ -.
500 Line--No. I northern. IS; No. 2 northern,
>; No. ;, .; no grade, l.
Northern Paciic-N0. 1 hard, L. No. l north
crl, :'S; No. northern, So; No. 3. L. rejected,
30: grade. =.
Omaha--No. = northern, 4; No. 3, II; rejected,
2; grade. %.
Total--No l hard, 20; No 1 northern. 1888:
No 2 northern, 100: No 5, So; rejected, 81; no
grade. 4j.
Other Grains-No. / macaroni wheat. 1: No.
:; winter wheat. >: rejected winter wheat, l:
grade winter wheat, /: No. 3 corn, i; No.
+ corn, ?; grade corn, q; No. white oats.
9; No. white oats, IA; No ) oats, 70; no
grade oats. ,; No. = rye, 0; No. rye, J.; no
grade rye: 1; NJ. 8 barley. 4; No. 4 barley, II:
No. j barley "A; no grade barley, .; No. fax.
27: elected fax, 81: grade flax, ). =
Cars Inspected Ont--No. | northern wheat, G..
No. ? northern wheat. %; No. 3 wheat, IA; re-
1ected wheat. 4 no grade wheat, s.: No. corn,
|: No. 3 white oats. o. No. s oats, ID; No. rye.
-: No. barley, ,: No. barley, 13; No .
barle, IS: no grade barley, 3; No. L flax, 4; re
ierted flax &.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, DEC. ls.

Received-Wheat 400 cars; wheat. $50 bu;
corn. 14,4tO bu: oats, 1850 bu; barley. 1O1.-
$50 bu: rye. 1850 bu; flax, 80. TOO bu: -four 99t
brls: milstuffs. 1877 tons: hay, 164 tons; fuel
oil. SO.S6U gals: fruit, 7S.5o0 lbs; merchandise,
1+o3.9so lbs lumber. 26 cars; barrel stock.
car; machinery, 4S1 500 lbs; coal, PA tons:
wood 72D cords; brick s,00o cement 296 brls
household goods. 47OOO lbs: railroad iron, cars
ties ) stone and marble. l. car dressed
meats. 3d. $50 lbs;l hides. pelts, etc., l35.OOO
lbs; railroad materials, 7 cars; sundries, 30
cars car lots. $50.
Shipped--Wheat, SO cars: wheat. "a. 200 hu
corn 3 43O bu: oats &C. $50 bu; barley. 10. 100
bu; rye, loo bu: flax. 4.24O bu -four. A.
$50 brls: millstuffs. 1886 tons: merchandise
a5S7 $50 lbs; lumber. AZ cars; barrel stock.
car: machinery. 1441Oo lbs; coal. PA tons
cement, 43O brls; household goods. "a 900 lbs
cars: lfnsecd oil 200 brls oil cake. 29S.00o
lbs: hides, pelts etc, $500 lbs; railroad ma
terals. 6 cars; sundries, % cars; car lots, t6l
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day Dy loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western. s; Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul, is;
Minneapolis & st. Louis. 10; Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha, 20: Great Northern, 5;
Northern Pacific, 5; Chicago, Burlington & Qun-
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

yDULUTH GRAIN. Dec. 1o.-lwbeat ,v.s ,,;to
opened opened Is, esp ef1 late in the session. May
10 &c most Of the morning and finally advanced
M %rek1 Sv to 7Ssc It closed that bid Flax
% sold that that for some ee time and In Hiatt at
n Rersnts To- parity with last nights close
fax Is iG cars; rye, 1: barley. 10;
"a. $40 bu i'a'ie'' ''@eo bu; FAX.
no GHsr c, Mhe a. o hard cash. So No
1 no: ss9 nc cash, tic; No s, Csc. FiaS2
0afa, Flip; January sl19A: May s123M.
May Ole Rar 1s; SEA H5elai i,c Nye-c'sh' 49e;
r1 aEw YokK eSA1N AND FLOUR. Dec 10
d dua put steady. Ruckwheat -four. steady 81 so
@T WHco spot and to arrive.
s rue Urn and higher small coverng May
corn--heceipts, 2t.230 bu sales 4oo, 900; firm
on the threatening weather west. light contract
a Ma IT,, sHd covering January, 5aA@535sc:
oats-Receipts, 23,5oo; steadier white 3512
r, Close; Wheat. December SIC: May so7sc.
Corn, December, Csc; May, 4sAc.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN Dec. l3-Receipts of
wheat during the past three days. 10000 cen
tails including 1O7. 600 American. Receipts of
american corn during past three days 14.1so
western winter. 5s 11,ad; No. / California. Is
Sad: futures steady; December. IS I'D March,
oS ~ May, Us %O. COrn spot steady
American mixed new, IS 11ad; January. 5s I'D;
March, As 2hd.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Dec. 19.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No. 2 red cash elevator, nominal: May
16Ac; July. 72Ac bid; No. > hard. GS0l72Esc
Corn-Higher; No ? cash, 44@44Ac; December
cash. 32c: December, 321ac, nominal; May, 32a4 c
bid; No. white Soc.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Dec. 19-Flour-
Dull. Wheat-Steady. Close: No: l north
| 1nn M to- f,.
!IM1IBc. Rye-Steady; No. l. 51c. Barley
Dull; No. ?, 64c: sample, 3s@5sc. Oats-Strong !;
No.: white. 32@33c Corn-May, 1850. :
Mheat-ruts: 1914 @767sc: calls. TIC.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND DEED, Dec. 19-Close:
Wheht-Decembcr. 77Hac; May Sic. Corn--Dul
| higher: December. 44Ac: May. I4Sc. Oats
December. SAC: May, "a We. Rye-No: 2 81 re.
Seed-Fairly active. lower: December. $6.42h
January, $6.47 y: March, $3.50; prime timothy,
$175; prime alsike, s.. = ''
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Dec. 1s--close:
Mheas T. en .e 6Sisc; May, G9M @69Hc:
December s6;sc: May. S7!a @37Mc; cash No.
| 2 mixed. :}7M:i7 1ac; No. . white. 81 y @l3Sc.
Oats-No. white. 34c; No. Mixed 32@32Mc.
! CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Dec.
| 19.--Rye. December. %c; May. SIC. FLAX. cash
| northwest 81 %: southwest. $1.l5: December.
$1.15; May. $1.H@11.23. Timothy January
$d25 Clover, December, $l0.75 Barley, cash,
! $50 Sc. -"
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Dec. 19.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 1000; market dull; good to prime steers
and feeders s2a4.50: cows and heifers. 81
as Gamers, 81. 25124o; bulls: $2@44o; calves
$275@7.5O: Texas fed steers. $375@4.So -;
ooO left over, II ,523: market 1o@15c lower
mixed and butchers, $5.sO@6.2o: good to choice
heavy, sc. 250l6.4O: rough heavy, S5.30@6.20;
light $5.7On5.95; bulk OF sales. $6@6:20.
Sheep--Receipts. 1000; market dull and low:
choice mixed s275@4: western sheep, 3.5o@
4.5o; native lambs, s4@5.s5: western lambs. s4d
5.S0.
hogs 81 $40: sheep. 24.404. Shipnents-Cattle
4452; hogs, 1851: sheep, 4.176.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS,


Observation-Disclosures, 81 cars; Omaha. 13: st.
Louis 20; Great Northern, ISL; 500, 10; North
ern Pacific. 1913.
Shipped-AIilwaukee. Is cars: Omaha, 4: st.
Louis = Burlington i; Chicago Great West
crn, II.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND DEED, Dec 19.--Close:
Wheht-Decembcr. 771ac; May. Sic. Corn--Dull:
higher: December. 44Ac: May. i4kc Oats
December 80 &c; May. "a We. Rye-No: 2. 81 Ne.
Seed-Fairly active. lower: December. $6.i2h ::
January ia $6.47a: March, $3.50; prime timothy,
$1.75; prime alske, So. =
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ST LOUIS GRAIN, Dec. 19.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No red cash elevator, nominal: Nav.
16Ac; July 72Ac bid; No. hard. GSM721ac.
Corn-Higher; No cash, 44a44Ac; December,
43Mc; May, 1915 @39Mc. Oats-Higher; No.
cash, 32c: December, 81 Nc, nominal; May, 32a4c
bid; No. 2 white 35c