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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Dec. .1s.-conso1a
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

A member of the firm Of J. P. Morgan & Co.
is quoted as saying: .'Thesituation has been
in my opinion and Mr.: Morgan's the worst il
over. The situation is much clearer, and we
should from this time on have improving
Market .'-..~t f..- ...
New York to Watson: The situation is much
cleared by liquidation. The return of money
from the west has made the bank statement
better than had been anticipated. The market
will be narrow and professional, but should hold
it's recovery. . ...::-. -. -" +;
Waldorf stock gossip: Obresvers whose opin
ions usually respected feel tonight that the
lowest prices at which stocks will sell, barring
some unforeseen calamity were made very re-
Gently. On the weakness, which was largely due
to enforced absence of many brokers by the in
terruption to traffic, mass of buying orders. in
great part for the Standard Oil contingent were
uncovered, and executed during the first two
hours Of business and it is believed that these
purchases We're for long accaunt and were per
,manent. Standard Oil interests were not alone
in the buying movement, however,, Morgan
Gould, Hartman, Berwynd, Kuhn-Loeb and the
First National bank also. getting the credit OF
picking up their .specialties, Including, E,ies
Reading. Missouri Pacific. AtChison. Southern
Pacific and the Steel stocks. ;..,'. ..'
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago to Lewis: Wheat firm. Trade largely
local. Armour largest seller. Argentine news is
the cause of the strength this morning. Cham
plin q buyer. Clifford bought IL
A Rosario cable to Harris, Gates & Co. reads:
Heavy rains general. Wheat harvesting in Ar
gentine impeded by rain.
Paris close: Wheat 10 centimes lower; flour
unchanged to 10acentimes lower.
Cable from Argentine SAYS raining there
Armour offering wheat moderately: some think
Patten is a buyer through Harris Gates.
Talk is that Patten is long on now, hav-
ing bought in his shorts and taken bull side.
He certainly has bought lot Of. wheat to-day
Armour reportssa sale of II {, 900 lNo.S3 spring
wheat. .at prfceS2c better than week ago S.
Otterbury, New York. says stocks look oniy
fairly steady to me and have little confidence
in them There should be q better feeling tenn
fear the, troubles are too deep, seated for any
advance of consequence. {EsF -S
The Standard OH dividend. due to be paid on
18th. 8approximates $40, 100000 and it is said
checks are being sent out to-day and also fol-
tue dividend on Consolidated Gas III
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, DEC.

Inspected n--Wheat-Cars-2a %a rs-
Great Northern-:No. / hard, IA; No. north
ern AZ: No. northern, 81; No. 3, 4; rejected, 4;
no grade. /. ..> .-
Milwaukee-No. 1 northern. 10: No. northern,
66c; No. 8. 20; rejected, g; no grade, g.
st. Louis-No. 1 northern, I No. northern,
IL, No 3, 10: rejected, l.; no 70, grade ?:
Is; No. 3, 2; rejected, +.
Northern Pacifc-No 1 hard, o: No. L north
ern So; No. northern, SO; No. g. 4; rejected,
13.
.omaba-No. 2 northern, 4; No. 3, 20; reject
ed. 4: no grade, 49,
Total-No. i hard, 10: No. 1 northern, 1856;
No. . northern, 2o2 No. g. 50; rejected, 80;
| no grade. 25. f..%:....
Other Gra.ns-No 3 winter wheat, L. No. 3
corn, l. No. corn, /; no grade corn, s; No.
No: 2 white oats, g; No. white oats, y; No. 4
white oats g.: No. S oats, 23: no grade oats II:
No. 2 rye,s q; Mo- rye, 4; No. 3 barley, 4:
No: q barley Mo- barley, 2l; no grade
barley, 4;EgNo s1FahaH,E 26; rejected flax, 4; no
Cars Inspected sout-.No:s hard wheat, 3; No.
l northern wheat, S6;@ No. 2northern wheat. ii;
No. 3 wheat, 81; rejected wheat, 5; no grade
wheat 9 No. 5 Write onts;a I; No. 3 oats, s;
no grade oats, b: No,.22 rye No. barley: /;
No.. barley, ~5:.NO$5s barleyss12 no grade bar
ley L; No. 1 flax, A. rejected flax, 3.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT PRICES FOR MAY HIGHER ON
5 FIRMER CABLES.

Chicago, Dec. 1s.-Wheat prices for May were
cables. shade up. to s@Ac at 77ssc to TIC.
December was unchanged to nc lower, opening
at 75c to IS Nc. The news from Argentina was
bullisll. rains being reported there and this
fact influenced traders and induced them to
buy moderately Offerings were limited, how
ever, and the market was stronger. May ad-
yanced to 77Mc.- Minneapolis and Duluth report
cd receipts of sos ears, which, with local re-
cepts of II cars-with 2S of contract grade
made. total receipts for the three points of 579
cars, against $50 cars last week and 5o4 cars
year ago. ~ l-ssE. ssz.'@
Quietness prevailed during the entire session
and the close was steady, May being 1kc higher
at TT% M7IIc after. selling up to 777Sc and
back again to 77sc. December was unchanged
at S5Ac.p
TIC: July. 741s 174Ac: cash wheat, No. 2 red.
7Sc: No. red. 72dl7614c; No. 2 hard winter,
74GLI5c: No. 3 hard winter. 6S@72c: No. north
ern spring: 7sc: No. northern spring, 15@77c;
Nos spring. 70M73c. 1stlS
Corn opened quiet and about steady, the effect
of better cables being Offset by more favorable
weather throughout the west. May was lin.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
THE CASH TRADE
CORN HAD HEAVY DECLINE-FLAx FIRM
q AND HIGHER.

a. AND HIGHER.
FLAX-The market was strong again and
higher. No. selling at $122 and rejected at
rnand for everything in sight: Local stocks now
stand at 1,14S,177 bu. gain for the week OF
A. ,7oS bu. For the day receipts were "a cars
against 46 last year and shipments Al. Duluth
had 81 cars.
i Closing prices Minneapolis, cash. $1.o2; to
arrive. S1.21: December, $l.2l; May. $1.24A 4
CORN-The market Vent to Q, pieces and was, was
were heard. At the close the new No ) yellow
that had been quoted from 6l2c to 4lHc, was
quoted at 441ac, and No. corn at 4215c. Re-
. OATS-Oats held up and closing prices showed
no important change. There was demand for
shoise s"is 92ts %d Rscepts aic g sars shipments
FEED AND MEAL-W1th corn on the decline
feed prices uncertain and the tendency easier.
There is a fair demand reported at the lower
rang. Coarse corn meal and cracked corn
$17.2o; No. ground feed. 2-:' corn, 1-3 oats.
SLIPS; No. ground feed. II corn, "a oats
S17.25; No. ground feed, 1-:j corn, 2S oats,
MILIISTUFFS-The market is firm and millers
say the tendency is higher. The output Is not
heavy this week. Bran and shorts are again
pc higher and other grades are up in. pro
-four mddlings s14.5O; red dog. $17.5O f. b.;
feed in 2oO-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional in
1o0-lb sacks. $1.oO per ton additional Ship
BARIEl--,rhere is better tone in barley and
slightly. improved demand for the choice malt
ing grades. Good barley sold we'll. Feed grades.
2oG40c; mailing grades, 40M6Oc. Receipts to-
day, 35 cars: shipments. 80 ears. L
ENE-GOOd demand ruled for rye. No. = sold
at 4shM4sAc No 2 rye closed at 4719@
HAY--:Prices ire firm and steady as quoted be-
low: Upland cIoice. $s.o0@9; upland No 1, Ss
az as. 90 90: midland a and 7.5o: medium: $65oat7;
NJ l, $1D,5oot11: timothy, No. 2 S9GiO: rye
straw, choice, >$5M5,50. C.7 .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

changed to 1kc higher, at 44A @44hc. while De-
cember was 1sc lower, at.57Ac. The, early trad
Ing was simply a scalpers' market. there being
little interest shown by outsiders Although later
May was easier, declining to 44c free selling,
the December option was strong. covering by
shorts carrying the price up to 5Sc. Local re-
ceipts were 223 cars, with s of contract grade.
There was considerable activity in December
corn and that option very cratic selling
UP to 5s1sc on active covering and then on liqui-
dation going down to 55%c. The close was
fosed fc 9wer n st 5SMe May S YES featureless and
Close: Corn-December. 56hc; January,
4sAc; May, 43A Gl43Mc: July, .42kc. -
The opening in oats was steady, the pros:
poets of better weather being one of the chief
factors in the situation, although there was still
a. fair cash demand: which tended to effect the
more favorable weather. There was only mod
crate trade and May opened unchanged at 33 T.c
with the early fluctuations being confined Within
narrow range. Local receipts were 1856 cars:
Close: Oats December 81 Y 631kc; old, Sic
May. 33Mc; cash OATS No. 2, 3O1a G31c; No. g.
3OM30hc .-s .-,. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK Dec 1s.-Receipts
of cattle fairly liberal for this season of
on the killing order, and only very light per-
centage were stockers. The stocker market has
been fairly satisfactory and the demand h; has
condition of the market has shown little no
change with last week. There has been no
great eagerness to take hold and those in the
market until after the holidays There has been
good cleanup out of first hands each day. and
the. dealers have comparatively few cattle in
their pens TO feed over Sunday. There has
been nothing of a choice nature on sale this
week. and the best of the stockers and feeders
have sold from So so to $3.95, with the fair
ling steers sold all the way from s3 to $3.50.
All weights of steers on the inferior order sold
from 81. so to 3d. The heier market hes been
| I'd. the packers. A few lunches of good stock
heifers sold at $2.30M2.75, with the bulk of the
lighter weight heifers. from 50 to $225:
The fat cattle market carly in the week was
we'll maintained aud prices ruled about steady.
During the last three days, under more liberal
receipts. the market broke 15a30c, with the
most OF the decline. At the close of the, week 1t
took pretty good cows to reach $3.50, and the
bulk of the offerings sold from So to- 80. A
few odd lunches of dry fed cows sold early In
the week as high as "a. In steers a decline of
15c Is noted. Some good heavy beeyest sold on
| arrivals have been the unfinished light weight
order, selling from So. So to $3.50. Gamers sold
from S1.50 to $2.10.
HoGs-rhe marketing of hogs has been the
heaviest. of the season. close to SO. 900 hogs be-
ing received. The opening market on Monday
declined a dime which by Wednesday was re.
gained. gal i During the latter part Of the week
the closing quotations ruled about 15c lower than
the close of last week. The quality of the hogs
have been as many good hogs on sale but "a a
much larger percentage of light weight stuff has
pulled down the average: There have been lib.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
g was the range Of prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Dec! 13.-Wheat was dull
and showed net advance of 1kc for cash and
decline of the same amount for May. Flax ad-
vanced &c: to $1.25. for May. but declined again
and closed at 81 243A loss of &c for the day.
December, on the contrary, closed 1ac higher,
showing the cash demand from shorts to be more
stringent than ever. Receipts are small to
cover any short trades in December s. /
/ Receipts-Wheat 70 ears; oats, 2: rye. 2:
barley, 0: san, SO; total, 15S. Shipments
Barley. 132, ,-i5 bu. T. za....,.
Close: No. hard cash. 74Bc; No. / northern.
cash. 731sc: December, 73sc; May, 76Ae; No 2
northern Il 1sc; No g. 6S!Sc; flax, cash, 81. .21 :;
January. s1,21A; May, s1.241a; oats, cash.
$1Hc; May: 3314c; rye, cash, 49c; May, sic;
barley, 35@51c 49,. .....s - -. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR.

Flour-Receipts, 12,44O brls; sales, 200 pkgs;
very firm on light offerings and Improvement in
straights. $3.2o@3. IS; winter extras s2.s5@
s.15; winter: patents, .$3.6o@3.9o; winter low
grades, $265Ql2.95 q. Buckwheat Flour-Firm; !;
$2:30@2.35 fof spot and to arrive. Wheat-Re-
ceipts 3.125 bu; sales 1,O5O.000 bu; generally
firm and higher better cables than expected,
further talk Of rain in Argentine and covering
May, ,,5t 81 5t1e@s1 l 11les July, Is M,1e@79s
No. 2 western, ,59c, + o b.. afoat; No. 2, SAG
5414c, on track. Corn-Receipts, 49,35o bu;
strength in ST. Louis, firm cables and bad wealth
er: December, a5@4oc: 0atsIReceiptss; p = 49, 600
Close: wheat-December. So Nc; May, S13sc
Corn-December, 62Ac; May, 49c. 14,,@ -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

NEW YORK BONDS, Dec, 1s United States
rsfndE FsfannEE uatsa @
registered 1o7k; United States IS, coupon,
l07H; United States new 4s, registered, 1aa = !;
old 4s, coupon: 1o9!a United States 5s REF regis. a
Atchison general As. 1o1; Atchison ii adjustment
4s, 80; Baltimore 4 Ohio As, 10oA; Baltimore s
Canada an satafs aonfnsrn seeonSs ehS
Central of Georgia 5s, 1O5; Central Of Georgia
at neones dS Ohio
Paul general IS, 11s; Chicago ! North Western
Pacifc 4s 1851 Cleveland. As Cincinnati, Chicago
y st: Louis general 4s. 80; Chicago Terminal ,4s,
81 Sraoas 4 M 4e or 9s es 4 Vs. Re
drsts, 4 iiS iioS; 'hfoskins Valley rs; @ @1oS;
Central IS, 95la; Mexican Central first incomes,
2asa: Minneapolis & st. Louis As, 1929; Missou-
r. 2as ss Seconds 3 4s SeW Wy orS Tsts
lo2N New York. Central general shs, 1o4:
New Jersey Central general S. 1sSM Northern
Norfolk & Western consol As. 100; Reading gen
eral Is. 95N St: Louis & Iron Mountain con
As, : 81; st. = Louis southwestern frsts, 81;
St Louis southwestern seconds, g; San Antonio toni
Southern 1' Railway W ~ S., S. ns%; Texas M & Pacific
arsts, III; Toledo, St. Louis & Western A. e;
Union pace As 194 union Paeic converted
109: Wabash debenture Bs. 72h; West Shore 4s
113; Wheeling & Lake Erie As, 81; Wisconsin
Central 4s. 81 !; Consolidated Tobacco 4s;- GIL q
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Dec .1s.-Consoli
for msney. 92h; for the account, 92A. =
Anaconda. AZ; Atchison, s2B; .Atchison pre-
ferred. 1OOh; Baltimore & Ohio, 9s12 Canadian
Pacific. 130 Chesapeake Il Ohio, 49,. Chicago
Great Western. "a: Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul, 175; De Beers, 22As: Denver Rio Grande
37A; Denver l. Rio Grande preferred, 901a; Err, e
32b Erie first preferred 81; Erie second pre-
ferred. .45; Illinois Central, 1441a; Louisville 6
Nashville 125; Missouri. Kansas & Texas. "a "A
New York Central, 1854 Norfolk & Western
71as: Norfolk Western preferred "a; Ontario
& Western, 2S; Pennsylvania. 1919: Rand Mines
-; Reading, 2eA; Reading first preferred
43h;. Reading second preferred, 3S; Southern
Railway, 4O7s Southern Railway preferred, 90
Southern Pacific. 81. Union Pacific, 99A; Unior
| Pacific preferred. 93h: United States Steel, 32M
United States Steel preferred, 83H Wabash, 26
Wabash preferred, Al u. -.,..
Bar silver steady; % S-16d per OF.
| in the open market for short bills lis 81 @3H
per cent? three months bills 3 13-16@3B PEI
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
WHEAT CLOSES THE WEEK QUIET, BUT FIRM
Liverpool Came Unexpectedly Firm,
and It Helped Sentiment on
This Side.
Argentine Weather Very Wet and
Not So Favorable as For
-. merly Reported.
Local Stocks Gain 1,439,134 Bush.
els, Making the Total 10,968,-
900 Bushels. al

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce. Dec. 13.-
A quiet market and quiet close in wheat at n
material gain in prices for the week, although
y. c Oft from high point May wheat closed to-
day at 75Ac; December, 74@741sc and July.
T5lac. Unexpected strength in cables started
1t off strong Liverpool wns Is I'D higher
ripally on advices from Argentine, which were
less favorable than formerly Broomhall cabled
ahat the worlds shipments on Monday will be
8. 900, 600 b,, of which Europe will take S,O00-
600. He predicts good decrease in the guam
tity of breadstufs passage. Arrivals OF
breadstuffs into the United Kingdom for the past
week were s, ZOO, 900 bu, against 100000 the
previous week and 3,1OO.OOO for the corresponding
week year ago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, DEC. 1a.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. '429 cars, 39SS1O bn: corn,
rye. 1900 bu; flax, s2:eso. bu;- flour, 227 brls;
millstuffs 80 tons; hay, 106 tons fuel oil 63, 240
lbs; lumber, SO ears; barrel stock, cars: ma:
chnery, 492 $50 lbs, coal, 2,o59 tons; wood. s31
goods 20, 900 lbs: stone and marble, 6 cars live
stock, car; dressed meats. As. 900 LBS: hides:
pelts, etc. 10000 lbs; railroad materials, q
Shipped-Wheat 35 cars s 81, 80 bu:, corn.
$3.50 bl; oats, se,o$C luz barley, g 100 bu:
millstuffs, 1866 tons; fruit IA 900 lbs;7
cfandise PIT, ,4sO lbs; lumber, q ears ma
chinery, 29S,950 lbs; coal, 140. tons.a cement.
iron. car; live stock. cars; ;#ltnseed oil, 800
hrls; oil cake. 100000 lbs: hides pelts, etc,
Il cars; lots. S35 49,, .,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

Transfer, ~St. Paul. Mimi, Dec 13.-Barrett &
Zimmerman report trade the past week the most
active of the season with the largest aggregate
sales sal s for several years Heavy prime drafters
bulk Of the sales. Ali other classes were
fairly active. Receipts were ample to meet all
demands. Prices held even. Values: DrafterS
extra, $50 to $225; drafters.t choice, $40 to
$780,, drafters. common to good. S12O to $40:
farm mares. extra, $13O to 1855: farm, mares
common to choice, 800 to $3.50. ',,,s -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
WEAK IN STOCKS
The Bank Statement Is Unsatisfac-
tory and Selling Move
ment Develops.
The Close Was Active and Week
500 Strong at One
Time. 20.

.
New York, Dec. 13.-Opening dealings in
stocks were active and exceedingly Irregular.
Gains Oh heavy dealings We're made by Missouri
Pacific, Atchison and United States Steel, the
hrst-named rising nearly u point, but it irfme-
dlately reacted sharp fraction, as did United
States Steel Small declines on large sales
We're made by Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania and
Union Pacific. Changes throughout the list
were small and uneyenly divided between. gains
and losses. ss1sE,%s X
+ Prices ductuated nervously and tended lower,
but concessions We're not large owing to the
indications OF supporting orders Manhattan,
tennessee Coal, Rock Island preferred and Great
Northern preferred We're the only important
stocks that yielded as much a. point below
Yesterdays close. On the other hand, Evans
vile & Terre Haute advanced 2 points, the pre-
ferred 2B and Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie preferred ; points. Before II O'Clock
the market commenced to mend and prices gen
orally recovered to the opening figures or above.
Louisville and Smelling gained 13s each. ~.
The upward course of prices resulted in net
gains of a point In number of stocks, Of which
st. Paul was the most conspicuous. A selling
movement developed before the appearance Of the
bank statement and gained force after its publ
cation owing to disappointment the small
loan contraction after the heavy liquidation of
the week in the stock market. Net gains were
transposed into losses which, ran to point or
over in ST. Paul, the Pacifcs. New York Central,
Pennsylvania. Atchison, Rock Island. Louisville,
the United States Steel stocks. Consolidated Gas
and number of other prominent stocks The
selling continued in force up to the close, which
was quite active and weak, n.. 49, , ..r,a
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

points and the decline here has been no heavier
tEan- at other markets.
sheep this week and and With good demand from
also; 1earlngs sold around $3.50 with ewes
from s2@S:25: Several punches of mixed sheep
8, Receipts--Cattle, 800 head; hogs, $500 head;
Hogs-steady. Sales: IS. 176 lbs, s5.7o; 81,
267 lbs. Sc: G3. 2s6 lbs s61o.
=, Cattle-11 = beeves, 1104 It's; ss.75; r. 1,24o
s 2e s0TS Us S s4S e: sockers go lbs lbs:
Ssss yssrh.s H. l5tg at lbs @ &c. 5t5 53t ts '; @ sss
$50 lbs ss.75. ~ ''' w. .'~' |-'''' -
Sheep-Steady.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK Dec. 1s-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 300; market nominal. good to prime
steers, So6o@6 60; poor to medium. S350@5.o5;
heifers, s1.9Om5: Gamers. 81 2.35; bulls. So
@4.50; calves, $3@7; Texas fed steers, s3.5o@
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1000; Monday, So, 900;
left over. 14.719;t market strong to 1oc higher:
mixed and nd butchers sS7S@SS good to ehoSe
light, s5.5o@5:9o: bulk Of sales, s59o@6,15.
sheep-Keceipts, loo; market dull: good to
$2.5O@3.50; western sheep, $3.65@4.25: native
lambs, So. go; western lambs. s+@5.S.
hogs. 81, eos; sheep 21.o7S: shipments-Cattle,
1864; hogs, 5,o32: sheep, 1856.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Dec. 1s,1cattle-R.-
eeipts, lsoo; dull dull beef steers SIS ss25@6: cows
s1:5o@25o; stockers and feeders. 81. 2.5o@4.2o:
Hogs1Receipts, 5000; steady; heavy, sea
sos: pigs, $565.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; nominal sheep, s4@
4.40; lambs 81 a. 30.
ST: LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Dec. 1s.-cattle-,
Receipts. 900; slow, steady; beef steers So 756
5.25: stockers and feeders. S2.45@4.50; COWS
and heifers. S2.25@6 Texans. 81 .20@4.SJ.
HOgS-Receipts. LOO: strong. sc higher; pigs.
$570M5.90: packers, S5S5@6.1O butchers, Sc. 90
| $3.50 d.
sheep-Receipts, 1000: sheep. $sso@5; lambs,
A.30@j.5O.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec. 13-Cattle
| Receipts 700: steady: Texans, S2d3.60; COWS
and heifers, $1.2JM4; stockcrs and feedrs s255
Gr3.S5
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: strong: heavy, s6.o21.
OSLO; packers $5.371a @6o5; workers. s5.95@
6.021a: pigs, $5.5@HI 5.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. meme; unchanged shepe, So
@4; lambs, $3.5OML535.
! NEW YORK COPPER AND LEAD, Dec ID
Copper and Lead unchanged.
ST. LOUIS LEAD, Dec. 1S.-Lead. steady, 81.
Spelter, dull, $4.60.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Dec, 12.-c1o,

quotations; Adventure, ,1sai4; A1louez, 2H@
25 asked Bingham, 26@2eh; Calumet and
HMec1a, He 43O bid; Centennial, 15k bid; consolida-
ted ted Mercer, ~ bid. Copper Range consolidated,
1851 M127: Dominion Steel, 551k @56; Elm River,
1M@2h; franklin. Z @ as: Isle 3Royale, 1O1s a
IL; Mass, 1a@14; MaSfiower. 11a d1A: Michf-
gan, bid: Mohawk, 81 1S@3sA; Montreal and
Boston. 2as d2la; National, ! asked: Old Colony,
16l1A; Old Dominion, 15A @l16; Osceola 50G,
50; Parrott, 22@23: Phoenix 31h @3M; Quincy.
10o@102: Rhode Island, Ia az; Santa Fe, liz
mt4. Shannon Copper company. SA asked;
Tamarack, 140@144; Trfmountain, 85 asked;
Trinity. s@sh; United States Mining, 2O5sep
20M: United States OIL, 13ss@13a; Victoria. 5
asked; Winona, 3A M4: Wolverine, 57950; wy
andot, 75010V.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Dec 1s-wheat
dull. higher; cash, 7Sc; December, 7sc; May,
Oats. dull. unchanged: December 331hc; May,
34lAc. Rye, No. 2, 521ac. Glover seed. dull,
higher December, $500; January, SCI gig:
March,, $6.77h; prime timothy. S1.75:. prime
alsike, $5.75.. ...45- z,Ett - z#
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

ST. LOUIS GRAIN Dec. 1s.-clcse: wheat.
firm; No. 2 red cash elevator, nominal; sDecen1.
beG-n ber n1sc nominal; May 763sc bid; No. 2 hard
cember, % 4sc; May, 4e e54o4e. sn' Oats Weak; No. No.
2 cash. "a 411ac bid; December. 34c. nominal; May,
1925 @327sc asked; No. 2 white. 36@3615c. <.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec. 15.-Butter-
cry common to choice, 22@29c. Cheese-Re-
ceipts 1,66S pkgs; state full cream fancy small
colored, September. 13hc late make, 13c; small
white, September 131ac; late make. 13c; large
colored, September. 1S4ac: late make. 13c: large
Receipts. 546 pkgs: steady; state and Pennsyl-
vania average best, 29c; western fancy graded,
&c: western, poor to prime, 20@26c; refriger-
at 19M21Mr.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-13
GRAIN IN REGULAR MINNEAPOLIS ELEvA
WHEAT MovEMENT BY ROADS.

Received Observation-Disclosures u: Omaha AZ;
St. Louis, 26: Great Northern. 2O6: 500, 12;
Northern Pacific. 64: Chicago Great Western 9
d--Cars--AIilwaukee. 21; Omaha. 8: ST
Louis: 3; Great Northern 2; Chicago Great West.
ern. G. ~. \. -. !. :. :, =