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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-12
, MISCELLANEOUS
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR,

NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Nov 12
Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged
there being nothing in the early news calcu
lated to influence fresh commitments, though the
advance of 1 " francs in Havre IL steadyinS
factor. The primary markets were without
effect. The receipts at primary points We're suf
iciently in line with current crop ideas to prove
uninfuential market, factor and taken in its
entirely the marlnet was colorless. At midday
the market was steady with prices unchanged
footing up $4,000 bags. including December at
4:soc; January: 49cc: March. 5.05c; April. 5.l5c;
AJAX 300 June S29c: ~ uly SS5c Sen
cleared for the United, states 1000; cleared for
fair refining. 3 3-16c; centrifugal. sc test
8 11-16c; ,nolasses sugar. 2 15-16c: refined
steady. Coffee, steady: No. 1 RIO; 5Mc : Mo,
NEW YORK COTTON, Nov. 1.-THE cotton
prices showing advance of aGl4 points The
early Improvement followed a better class Of
hsd s IN yew M
continued favorable weather In the cotton belt.
The market soon became weaker. however. large
and I Under crop estimate Of. Zoo. 900 bales
cabled from Memphis. The transactions were
IN anusry so o
of to 7.95c,e and May from 1910 to 7.0oc. The
rapid ABSORPTION Of the large offerings attracted!
ers A reaction to within point or two of
the opening figures was the result The demand
was further stimulated by reports of increased
activity on the part Of spot buyers in the
southern markets with calculations pointing profit
noon the market was steadier with prices net
q to 4 points higher with the room disposed to
look for n rally Spot, steady; middlilg up
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day were
53,o 600 bales, compared witt "a 30 actnai last
year "a,
s. 3oc; lnuddling gulf, S.55c; sales SIT bales.
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FURIOUS DAY y: !.
IN WALL STREET
Continued from First Page.) "a


Fuel Is, and North Western and Lacka
wanna 2. The Pacifcs, grangers, trunk
lines, coalers, southern railways and lead
Ing industrials showed general recoveries
or, small net gains. Trading became less
active at the end Of the hour, and prices
fell back slightly.
The market fell into a drifting uncer-
tain condition during the second hour,
very similar to that Of yesterday after the
early rally. After period Of quiet eff
forts were made to advance prices fur
Their but the higher level invited selling
and there were declines as a result.
North Westerns rise over last night
reached 6 and Colorado Fuel 53s.L The! re-
action ran from l to 11A in st. Paul,
Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Sugar
and Amalgamated and became general ct
noon under large selling. Bonds were
weak.
Western Morsans Let Go.
Summing up the mornings work, it ap-
pears that more weak accounts had been
| thrown overheard to-day and that calls
by brokers to their customers for extra
margins were mum erous.
1t was regarded as significant that much
of the early selling came from houses
with western connections which suggest
ed that the speculative contingent in that
section had let go Of long stock.
Louisville & NashvilleN and Missouri
Pacific were the strongest issues in the
entire list, making only small fractional
declines. =: - =. -''.r :
Extensive coverings by the shorts, to-
gether with buying here and there by
strong interests, helped to rally the mar
ket before the end of the first hour. All
through the early session the market was
SO active that at times the ticker was
fully ten minutes behind actual operations.
| Europeans who keep their eyes open for
| bargains hOnRhf.. q
railroad stock to lay away.
Some Sharp Dips.
Supporting orders appeared in the mar
ket again when the decline had gained
good Roadway. Louisville & Nashville
and Reading touched the lowest on the
movement and St. Paul, Sugar, Colorado
Fuel and Amalgama ted dipped sharply.
| On the rebound Manhattan, Norfolk &
| Western and Canadian Pacific were lifted
about a point over last night, but the list
did not generally get back to the best.
Feverlsh Undertone. ;
Further progress towards higher leve
was arrested by large realizing in st. Paul
| Southern Pacific and various specialties
| Southern Pacific fell back to about the
lowest and considerable inroads were made
on the prices of other stocks. Buying
by the shorts and the publication of Man.
| nattdnS IaVOTaDle annual report rallied
| the market before O'clock but the un.
dertone was feverish. ''' =:
A Flrmer Closing. F.: &,
There was another selling movement
during the final hour which caused a net
decline of rs in Louisville and in Brook
| lyn* Transit. Support Of the same charac-
I ter as, at earlier declines met the selling
and prices once more rallied. The buying
| decreased again as soon as a rising tend
| ency was established The purpose to es.
tablish a condition Of equilibrium seemed
| clearly indicated. The closing was active
| and firm. ,'Hr o. * Z, ..',.. -,
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PROVISIONS. .

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Nov 12-Another
heavy run of hogs at the. ,stockyards caused
weakness in provisions at the opening. Trading
was light and the only feature the selling
of January lard, said to be for brokers. Janu-
airy pork opened 7hc lower. at $500 January
lard opened ~ @10c lower, at" $9.o5Ql9OI1a,
with ribs sc lower, at $7.95. 80. ,,>
Close-Pork. January. $3.50: May, $14. 32H.
Lard-November, $1o.17h; December, $9.4O;
January. $685., May, $S.45. Ribsa-Jahuary,
81 .05;. May, 81. 60. wa,
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THE FLOUR MARKET
SHIPMENTS HEAVY, BUT NEW BUSINESS
: ONLY MODERATE.

night to bring any revision of prices this
morning. Demand is moderate. The feature of
the stua ton is the heavy grinding and the
heavy movement of flour of Minneapolis. To-
days figures show: o. OOH brls shipped, against
1854 yesterday, or average Of T6.469 brls
In these two days the total sales were probably
not over 10000 brls and the shipments represent
about 900 brls of old business cleaned UP and
not offset by new sales. Still. even at this rate
the mills will grind heavily for time, there
are good many old orders undelivered
II First patents quoted S.. 75Gl3S5: second
patents, S3.6OM3.7O first clears, $2.S5 .95;
second clears, 50. 400 $50.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS,

observation-disclosures 1873; Omaha 1O1;
st. Louis 80; Great Northern, 172; 500, 81;
Northern Pacific. 26 49,,
Shipped-Cars-AIilw 81; Omaha, 8; st.
Louis 3; Wisconsin Central, L; Great Northern,
3; Burlington. L; Northern Pacific, 1; Chicago
Great Western, u. 49,.
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New York Wired Lewis-They have story
on the floor that large and extended oper-
ator is being gunned for and although l am
not inclined to put much faith in this story. 1t
which otherwiseSI would have done. 7'
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Ac ana May &c for the day, Fluctuations were
last last nights close but this was high point and
Wheat 242 ears; oats. ~ rye, s. barley g;
7l0 bu;. barley 1,2+1 hax, 26t,577. =
Close, No. i hard. cash 74Ac No. 1 north
ern, cash, 72Ac; December, 7oihe: May, 7sMc;
cash. $1:1o!a: January, $1.2oA; May, 81. 23N
oats 29Ac; rye, Acc; barley, 35c to SIC.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Nov. 49,
9on.-flonr---Receipts. 25.515 brls; sales, 6,4OO
brls and $500 pkgs; steady and unchanged
Buc asS, FlSur.steady; 1925 @23o spot and
$4,000 bn; steady for time on lighter receipts,
put eased of toward midday under liquidation;
December IS 5-1S@7s%c; May. IS 11-16G
j. f., New York: No: 2 western, soc, +. o. b..
a at at No. 2 54@541Ac. track. Corn-Receipts
S1 ssles o. $4,000 Du generally firm
= Close: Wheat-December. 7sAc May, 7skc
Corn-Deten.ber, 55Ac; May, 4GAc..
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Nov. 12-Closng
wheat, spot, firm; No. 2 red western winter
Is 2%d; No g: In northern spring. Is ID No.
1Od; March, 5s Id; May, 5s II sd Corn, spot
steady; American mixed, 5s 71ad; futures, quiet
January, As 39sd; March, As I'D
TOLEDO SEED AND GRAIN, nv. 12-whea,
dull, lower; cash. .75%c: December. 77isc; May
IsAc. Corn fairly active: steady; December
s1e May, aas Rye No: l II lc: De'e cIove,
January, $7.O71a bid; March. $7o71s asked
Prime timothy $1.s5 bid; prime alsike, $50
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Nov. 12.--Close
Wheat December, 64A 9Gl7sc; May. 65Ac. Corn
dull; December, 3s4c; May. 36h @s6ilc: cast
white, 32hc.
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THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING DAY.

Special 10 Tue JOHrnal.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Nov. 12.-Mr. and Mrs
wedding anniversary last evening. They are
among the oldest and best known residents Of
Fort Dodge. large party of friends surprised
them and carried many gifts appropriate to q
golden wedding celebration.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Nov, 12;-.ButterGe
24% H extra creamery &c; creamery. common to
choice $ pkgs
fancy. small colored. old. 12%c: new. 1850;
ored old. -T2Nc: new. 1850; large white DID,
Eggs, receipts, 4,277, pkgs: strong: state and
PENNSYLVANIA average, best, 23M2'c; refriger
ated, 1I4 M21c. ,-....-s -
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Nov. 12.-Flour,
steady. Wheat. higher close No. l northern.
74Ac: No. northern, 73@74c; December, 72Ac.
Rye. steady, No. t. SIC. Barley, steady; No. 2,
66@661ac; sample, 35@65c. Oats. steady,
standard 34c Corn, December, 51Ac.
Wheat-Puts. 717sc; calls. 72%c
Corn-Puts. 5OAc; calls, 51Ac.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Nov. 12.-Butter-
Eggs-Steady; loss off. cases returned. 22@22hc.
Cheese--Steady; twins. 11M11Ac; daisies. II y
n12c:. young Americas. hc. Poultry
Steady; turkeys, '9@12c; chickens, S@11c.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov. 12.-Cattl

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov 12:-Ccattle.
70O hogs, $500: sheep. 300; hogs. 10, lower.
Sales: 81. 257 lbs $500; 6s. 24S lbs: SO; 4s,
as lbs se1o tsE slow killer killers 14
ibs s5.a5: ii Steers 1,22o lbs, 1878; II cows,
e1s lbs. $225: Is cows, s5s lbs. s2:65; 8 cows.
100 lbs 81. S. COWS LOO lbs oS 81 stock St
ers. 1926 lbs. $2.75; 10 stockers, $50 lbs S3:!o;
II stockers. 945 lbs. $3.50: stockers. 1.o75 lbs.
s.; % yearlings. $50 lbs, s.. 90: yearlings e61
lbs. $3.50; yearlings. $50 lbs. 81. Sheep
Steady; IS ewes, 113 lbs, 1925; Il lambs ITS
lbs. 81 So. =.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, NOV. 12.-.Cattle-Re-
CENTS 5000; dull -1O@15c lower; beef steers.
s4Gs. 5o:', cows and hefers. ts3d4. %; Texans;
$2.25@4:25: Gamers, $1.5O@259; stockers and
Mogs-Receipts 5000; 1o@15c lower; heavy
S6M61O; pigs S55O16.
Sheer-Receipts i. 600: weaker; Seariings'
So. 4O@39O lambs, $3.75@4.75. r'-
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Nov.
12.-Flax, cash northwest, $1.23; southwest
SLY; November, $1.1S; December. $1.1s; May,
$1.23k. Rye. December, soc; May, 511hc. Bar
ley. cash. 35@5Sc., Timothy, January. $40
4.O712. Glover, November, $11.15.
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SHE ORJECTEp TO "pATu

Boston, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Patrick Campbell will
not consent to any authorizations. She insists on
her full name appearing, and owing to this fact
she created scene in the LOBBY Of the Colonial
theater where she appears this week in The
JOY of Living" Moreover. she caused the re-
nloyal of an electric sign which blazed forth
..NIrs. Pat Campbell from the front of the
theater.
81 am Mrs. Patrick Campbell said she, 'and
I consider the term Pat exceedingly vulgar and
illbred as it has no reference whatever to my
identity. Unless it is taken down I will not
appear It was taken down.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Nov: 12.1cattle:
receipts, 5000; slower and lower for Texans rs
steady for natives; beef steers s93 na,t o.:
S23565.25; Texans $2.2OM4.9o
Hogs. receipts $500: 1o@loc lower; DIGS;
$4,000 6.1O; packers $6@6.15; butchers ZULU
sheep receipts, 5000; steady; sheep, sa25@4;
lambs, $4.25@5.4O.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN Noy. .12.-Close: Wheat
-Eusy: No. 2 red;seash. elevator, 6SMc: Decem-
her. Ssss al 6SStc May. 72al M727sc: No. hard.
66G 7Cc CorI-.Firm-No.! 2, cash, 43c bid; De-
cember s4Of.G 4n5sc.:iS Oats--Weak; No. =. cash,
2SMc; No. z whites Sac. 4.
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- T." -. II flf' -,
They Jump In and Buy Their Pet Stocks
Freely

Special to The Journahiu!..e -.
New York, sNoN.s 1ar-E III. Hartman
and w. K: Wonderfully Jumped, into the
stock market this afternoon and bought
heavily, turning the, tide upward. Har-
riman took nearly 100000 shares Of South
ern Pacific and Vanderbilt bought all the
Chicago & North Western in sight. ~
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Nov. 12-Con-
s sos for money % s1e console, for account os
madam Pacific, 1885; Chesapeake & Ohio: Az;
kee & st. Paul 1soh; DeBeers deferred 22A ;
re9erse ssH be 81 E Ts;sa 4 Erie n 1
Central. i451a; Louisville i Nashville, iso; Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas. 26K; New York Cen
Wee o.
%; Heading ist preferred; 43A; heading "a
UNION Pacc ios Union tA Paeie pre-
States Steel preferred, s51s; Wabash. 81 !;
Wabash preferred, 45A; Spanish tours, s51A. Bar
silver. steady, % 15-16d per ounce; money; 20
market for short bills is 3 5-16@3% per cent;
three months bills, 3% per cent
refining g. 1os% coupon 49, a.
sSsa 5ss a = SssstsssS
{sst%ent 1s' so& Baltimore & ohie 4s' iSo%
Gsnada Southern ON? snGas 49, is cenrs Of e
fila 5s, 1861 Central Of Georgia LIST inc, 7s;
Chesapeake & Ohio us 1851; Chicago & Al
As, o5: Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul general
Is. 1874; Chicago & Northwestern consol. 1881 ;
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific As. e1O1 "; e.,
c., C. s. st. Louis gen Is, 1O1b; Chicago Ter
minal Is, 81; Colorado & Southern As, 01h;
Denver & Rio Grande As. 1904; Erie prior lien
IS, 971a; Erie general As. "a; Fort Worth &
Louisville & Nashville unified As 1O1 u; Mexican
| Central As, 1919; Mexican Central first income,
souri, Kansas & Texas 4s. 99k; Missouri, Kan:
sas & Texas seconds. SOY; New York Central
| firsts, 1922; New York Central general 3hs.
| 100; New Jersey Central general 5s 1863
| Northern Pacific Is, 1855; Northern Pacific 81:
| 721A; Norfolk Western consolidated
| As, 30as; Reading general As. 81;
| ST. Louis & Iron Mountain consolidated IS, '113;
| st. Louis & San Francisco As. 991; st. Louis &
| seconds. s5M: San Antonia & Aransas Pass A.
seia: Southern Pacific IS, 9a; sonthern Railway
6s,' 11sM: Texas & Pacific hrsts. 100: Toledo st
Union Pacific converted Is. log; Wabash trsts
III; Wabash seconds. l0SA: Wabash Deb +
Is. 90; Wisconsin Central As, 81; Consolidated
| Tobacco Isl 63A.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Nov: 12-Beef-
Steady. Pork-Steady; family, $20@2O. So
Lard-Nominal; prime western steam, $11.
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Totals IL 3O 6,061 2.194
ing total apep for ' the week Of @
cattle. Bulls moving at lower prices. Good
!; $50 lbs; IS; 1, 90 lbs $50; i; 1910 lbs,
900 Ibs $ ans ss7 hs $780, s 6s
sSs s B 81 ss PIG 0 u.s. 81 L. 900 os
50: -; /, ;2io lbs, $40; L. 1000 lbs s. -;
Veal ;1 1914 lbs SS5o T. 17s lbs
Stock and Feeding steers-15, $50 lbs. 1885;
3. $50 lbs, $500; 80, $50 lbs 1925 -, 59$ lbs.
S s.: $50 l ss S g. l0s $780,
500 lbs, s. 10; 5: 600 lbs; $1eo 2 7eo lbs, $685.
2 1,o55 lbs $2.15; l. $40 lbs, $3.50; 1, 100
Mich Cows and springers-2 cows and 1 calf
500; cows and calves, s45; COW, s42; 1
HoGs-Prices down 1oc. a total decline for
the week of 40 cents. Receipts moderate, av-
erage quality common. A few selected hogs
sd to St aets
lbs, g. iss lbs: 81 81, zoo lbs, 1885,
IS sHEEP~Rsseeip o' light. Trade quiet Prices
on fat stuff generally quoted 1O@15c lower.
! Good quality stock and feeding stuff, steady and
81 %; Is lambs, II lbs, 81: 2 lambs, 95 lbs,
| 81 %; IA ewes, 116 lbs, $2S5.
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs. 239
western wethers, 1O3 lbs. $40; 159 western
| wethers. 100 lbs. $40; 20 western ewes. Jos
! lbs. $3.50; 8 lambs, so lbs, $685. 115 ewes,
| 9S lbs. 1926
| Among the shippers the market were:
| Benson; j. D. Carroll McHenry; c.. Shulz, Grey
| Eagle; Il. P. Schwab Clear Lake; G. A. Lung
| skay, Astoria; G. Mold, Nelson; L. Rausch,
Howard Lake; II. Bicshane. Ellsworth; F. An
| drews. Hutchinson; G.. S. Breckenridge, Irvine
BROOKS: E. Marks, Princeton; G.. Hitter, Month
cello; s. Brooks, Byron; c. Schneider, Delano;
II. Stockman, Spring Valley; Hall Brothers,
Foley; N. Thies, Lamberton
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Nov. 12.-cattle-
| Receipts, %. 600, including 1900 westerns mar
675; poor to medium, sa.5o@5.75; stockers; and
! feeders, 400; cows and heifers. $l.4O0o;
Gamers. 81 .40@2.5o; bulls. $2@4; so; calves
S.. 5O@7 so; Te1as-fed steers, $3@4; western
Hogs~Receipts to-day 5000; tomorrow. 3d.
| 600: left over, S998; market 1O@loc lower
mixed and butchers. $50 6.l5; good to choice
heavy, $6@6.3O; rough heavy, $5.SO@o; light
S5.9O661O; bulk of sales, $5.95@61O:
Sheep-Receipts 10000; market slow; gooe
to choice wethers. $4,000; fair to choice mixed
So 5o@ 80; western sheep, $275@3 go: nat1 I've
| lambs. $3.5O@5.25; western lambs. $3.1og4:9 20
| Official Yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. l2,o3Z
hogs. 40, 377; sheep. 35,770. Shipments-Cattle
3,145; hogs, 664; sheep. 1884.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov. 12..Cattle
REGENTS, 16 900; steady to 10 lower. Beef steers
So. 5Oa3 90: Texans, So. 5O@5. 80: cows and nell
ers. 81 .6562.75; stockers and feeders, $2'oM
4.15, e. , .o,,.-
S666'171h: packers S6@6.10; medium. $6.Oo4
III: workers. S6.O5dl6.O71a: pigs, 5.65M6.
Sheep. receipts, 5000; steady, sheep, $3@4'lo;
lambs. S4M5.25.
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Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
" atson y Co., BROKERS' Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid.
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ST, LoU1s,LEAD, Nov. 12.-Lead--Steady; 81.
Spelter-Quiet: $5.15.
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PITTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-Alay wheat 72Ac.
Calls-Mav wheat, 731sc.
Curb-May wheat 721sc:
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AFTER A TREASURE,

San Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE Chronicle says
that the object of the schooner Lusa D., about
ready to sail for the south. is to attempt to
recover part Of the treasure lost in 1862 by
the burning of the Pacific mail steamer Golden
Gate of Manzanillo. on the Mexican coast The
wreck of the Golden Gate caused the loss Of
200 lives and property valued at 81, 100. 900.
Much of this amount in the form Of bull
lion.
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Range of December Wheat.

The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
Receinfs ShiDments
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Loss FOR THE WEEK
Cattle 25c Lower So Far and APP
parently Tending Still
~. *s,@. Lower.
Hogs Off 40c So Far-sheep Also
Weak and Prices
49, sagging.

South st. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 12.-Estimated re-
ce1pts at the union stockyarfs to-day: Cattle,
$50; calves, $50; hogs, $500; Sheep 400: horses.
2; cars, 10.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l., 1902 to- date, as compared with the
same peSiod in 1901:
Year Cattle; Calves: Hogs Sheep Horses Cars
1902 245,912 rs, 139 506457 4S4, 5G2 1874 1926
1901 13S,205 81, 11 46S3sS 251 .242 Ii, oS3 Is, 500
Inc. ,7O7 COOS 3S,OG9 233. 329 800: 5,611
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In No, enlher, compared with the same
period in 1901:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep Horses. Cars.
1871 ' SIS SEQ sa 81 s s5iS5 1as ST
Inc. 4.7G3 Sc 2719 2S, 266 3t9 ;579
Official receipts for the past week are as fol-
lows:
Date Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep: Horses. Cars;
N Nov -: 4s5 50 a a913 S Sfa s; So So
Nov o41 80 1921 7.1A -: 100
Nov -. $50. % 2, 5u7 3,O57 46 70
Nov 10 ..s,s3s rs 3,Is7 1912 4l2 so1
Nov II ..1,9S9 314 1925 SSH 49,. POI
Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western A Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 9;
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 10;
Great Northern, ID: Northern Pacific, 33; Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, j. Wisconsin Central,
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Total sales, 1,193, 600.
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.--Noon.-Money on call
steady at 5h per cent; prime mercantile paper,
o14 @6 per cent; sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 @4.S7H
for demand and at $4.S4 for sixty-day bills;
posted rates. $4.S5 and Sass; commercial bills,
"a. S3A 4.S3R; bar silver, 49M; Mexican dol
lars, 80 ~; government bonds steady; refunding
and coupon. 10SA; new As, registered and cou-
pom, 1861; old 49, registered and coupon, 110h !;
os, registered and coupon, 1O4A. ..-.%. =
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. l2.--Bank clearings to-
day, 3,SS7 ,744.46; New York exchange. selling
rate 25c premium buying rate 25c discount: Chi
cago exchange, selling rate 25c premium. buying
rate 25c discount; LONDON 6Oday sight document
airy exchange, 81 .S3A.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 12.-Clearings to-day, 81, 1885,
S66.90.
CHICAGO. Nov 12.-Clearings, $50, 519, 1856;
balances 81 ,497 1913. New York exchange, par.
Foreign exchange unchanged; sterling posted at
81. y for 60 days and ut $4.SS for demand.
LONDON, Nov 12.--India council bills were
allotted to-day at Is Al.
Gold premium at Madrid 1886.
balances. .$572,oe2. Money per cent.
BOSTON. Nov: 12.-Exchanges, $2s, 16e, 49,;
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Clearings 500
26s,72s; balances, S3,Os7,os6. Money, per
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Exchanges, ss1e, 515,-
1852; balances $40. 1872, 427.
PARIS Nov. ia p. m.-Three per cent
rentes. 99f 7714c for the account; Spanish As,
$500. Discount rates short and three months
bills, per cent.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Exchange on London 20
marks 4512 pigs for checks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-12

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Nov. 12--Close:
Wheat: December, 64A @GlTc; May. 65Ac. Corn.
dull; December. 3S4c; May, 36k @36hc: cash
No 2 mixed Ale; No. white 43c. Oats, No.
9 white S2hc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-12

OTHER. GRAIN. MARKETS + !!
DULUTH GRAIN, :. Nov. 12:--Wheat.. vas
steady hut little heavy to-day. December lost
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-12

: Wednesday, Nov. 12.-Extra creamery but
ter firmer; packing stock, steady. Strictly
fresh eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed
veal, steady Live poultry, weak. Green
fruits, steady. New apples, steady. Pota-
toes, firm. Cheese, firm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

New warehouse. 1923 Washington ave-: 500 pri-
Nate storase-rooms: moving. packing and snip
ping. Ain. CfH or Main 2s6 and get our rates.