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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-12
Southwestern Reports Bearish, but
!. the Statistics We're Very
y ~ Bullish.
;LEARANCES EQUAL 100000 Blu
waiting for the Government Report
Gossip of the Grain
Trade.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, May IL.
"A few belated shorts in May wheat ran in
this morning scared by the continued strong
cash wheat situation. This shifted the actlvl-,
IT, momentarily from July back into May
On the opening trades May jumped A@sec,
selling at 76Ac, while July gained scant
Nc, touching 7bkc. Later both options
worked closer together on an advance to 763sc
for July Bad reports began coming from
Kansas, and they had some effect although
very indefinite and rather smacklng or SEN
sationalism. The heavy showing for wheat
and flour clearances was help. and the COS
sip was aflOat in Chicago that the govern
ment report would be about points under
that of April TO- All these helped the market.
Liverpool closed I'd higher.
Locally there were 23S cars in, which COM
pares with 2S4 last year, and Duluth had Ii
cars against 81. At primary points receipts
were $50, 600 blu, against SIG, 600 last year, and
shipments 525, 900. against .000 Wheat and
-four clearances totaled LOOP, 900 bu.
A depressing feature was the statement for
worlds shipments, which showed Russia to
have shipped more wheat than the United
States, while Russia and the Danube snip
ments combined exceeded the American fig
ures by 722, 900 bu. The figures in detail show:
America, 1902. 900 bu; Russia, 3,480,0OO bu;
the Danube ports. $4,000 blu: Argentine o92,-
600 bu; India, 2l6,000 Ibu with nothing from
Australia. This total is S,134,0OO bu, COM
pared with 9,2H, 900 last week and e,415.0oo a
year ago. The quantity on passage decreased
522,0 900 bu The visible supply decreased by
8,026,0o0 blu, bringing the present total down
to IS. 302, 900 bu.
Commissioner Johnson OF the Texas state
agricultural bureau sent out an extremity OPP
tin1istic report regarding the outlook in his
field of observation. or corn he says that
the promise is for the largest yield in the
history of the state Recent rains have great
~ - 1,L&o {,,L sr int yhnaf
yield fully UP to any ever produced in Texas
is now practically assured. ~
The market closed very firm with the pit
anxously awaiting the. government report.
July wheat closed at 76A@763sc and septem-
Der at 1886.
One cent over July was the trading basis
FOR No. northern this morning There was
good demand from the first and everything
sold readily. No northern went at about
1Ac under July for the bulk. No. 2 to ar
rive sold at 76c. No. wheat at 7414c and
74Ac. In the low grades there was all ex-
ceptionally firm tone and the best lots of re-
jected and no grade sold close up to No. 8
wheat price
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MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS-Ba Bank clearings, $780,
81 43;; New York exchange, selling rate, roc
premium; buying rate, zoe premium; Chicago
exchange, selling rate, SOC premium; buying
rate, par; London s0day sight documentary,
ST, PAUL-Clearings, s1.oO6, 624.
NEW YORK, May :12-Noon.- Money on
call steady at 8 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 1905 per cent; sterling exchange weak,
with actual business In bankers bills at $487
Q4.87A for demand and at $4.S4A @484A for
sixty days; posted rates, $4.s51s@4.S6 and
silver, 81 hs;sMexican dollars AN; government
bonds, easy; refunding Is, registered, 1os11 !;
coupon; 10912; IS, registered, 1OS1a; coupon,
l081s; new As, registered, 1874; coupon, 1874 !;
old As, registered, 111A; coupon, 111A IS,
registered, 1854; coupon, 1051A
NEW YORK Nay 2io $751; 1885,
CHICAGO, May 12-Clearings, $30,O52, 375
balances, 81, 1872, 1l3.4 Posted exchange, 81. IS
60 days, $4.S6k on demand. New York ex-
change, 25c premium.
poison. May oo 12--Exchanges, s1e,o4e 1872;
LONDON, May 12.-Gold premiums are
quoted at follows: Buenos Aires, 139. 6o Ma
drid, 1892; Libson, 81. The amount of bull
lion taken into the Bank Of England on bal
ance to-day was $4,000
PARIS, May "a p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, 1o1 francs 121k confines for the ac-
count. Exchange on London, 25 francs ls
centimes for checks. Spanish As, 1915
BERLIN, May z12.-Exchange on London, 20
marks s49A pfennigs for checks Discount
rates. for short bills, 1% per cent three
months bills. In per cent:
81, oos; balances, s2,2e5, sos. Money, 41z per
cent ~: = 80
BALTIMORE, May 12-Clearings, 50, 1862, o5e:
balances, $484, 656. Money, 5 per cent.
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New York Bonds.

Total sales, sS4, 200
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St. Louis Live Stock,

ST. Louis. Mo-, May .-Cattle-Receipts,
$500; steady; beef steers, s4@6.9o; Texans,
s34o@6; stockers and feeders, s2.75@4.so; cows
and heifers, 81. 25@6.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: 1o@15c lower.
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THE CASH TRADE



FLAX-Spot No. sold at the Duluth OPP
ton price this morning and brought Sill.
Rejected sold at s1.75 and on small lots of
No / the figure was about $176.
Minneapolis received 8 cars against rs last
year and shipped l. 49,.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, SIG;
to arrive, s17e; May, s. 7sh; July. N76!a.
s5r 1s, 6 sl1S Ma az '7sh; September
coRN-No. 3 yellow brought 6oc; no grade
quoted 6oc. Receipts, cars; shipments, 5.
OATS-Quiet but firm and steady. No. 8
white closed at 4S1sc. Receipts, 13 cars; ship
ments, 2
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn are quoted s22; No.. 1 feed,
$2s; No. 2 feed, $24; No. 3 feed, s25;
graduated corn meal in cotton sacks at the
rate Of $3.50 per brl.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk is quoted al
$14@14.5o; bulk shorts, $15@15. %; flour mid
/ dlings, S16.50@17; red dog, s19@19.50; feed in
200-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; In 100-lt
! sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Shipments
, 1,421 tons.
BARJLEY-The market is stronger. Feet
i grades, 64@66c; mailing grades, 66@7Oc. Re
ceipts, cars; shipments car
) RYE-The market was firm. No. closed a
boHc Receipts, 2 ears Ssh shipments pm cars
s7@s; upland No. 1, SCOT; midland, s5.5O@6
! medium, s5@5.5o; off color. s4@45o; timothy
! fancy. $10.50@11; timothy, choice, s1O@.50@
1.5O timothy, No. l, $9.50@10; rye straw
! choice, -s4@45o. Receipts 121 TONS shipments
/ n tons. -. =. - <..--
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WALL St. PANlCKY
Sensational Declines of Ten to
Twenty Points.
sPEc1ALr1Es
HIGH
BREAK
Large Declines Made by Some Lead
Ing Railroads-Violent
Rallies,

New YORK, May 1.-THE opening Of the
stock market was very irregular and the
movement of prices was without consistency.
Some of the grain-carfiers were up frac-
ton and some declined. The Coalers We're
hrm, opening unchanged or at slight ad-
vances. Louisville e. Nashville lost nearly 2
points. 'Amalgamated gained about point
and Chicago Great Western preferred "B"-1h.
Prices wavered and then yielded when some
of the active specialtes weakened. Sugar
sold l9s under Saturdays close, and Amalga-
mated lost its rise. Louisville, on the other
hand, rallied 21s to 1411a. International Power
rose rs, International Silver 2 and Rutland
preferred and Third Avenue /. Iowa Central
Lake Erie Western, North American, Soc
preferred. New York Air Brake and Perz
Marquette declined 1@2 points. Prices hard
ened again to the best before II o'clock
Dealings were very small. =
Selling was renewed, forcing some of the
Coalers, Changers, Trunk lines and specialties
l TO under Saturday. Delaware & Hudson
broke 2ss, North American 5, North Western
as, with recovery, and ST. Paul and Omaha
IVY. Sharp declines were made in many o.
the minor stocks. Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific We're little affected Des Moiness
Fort Dodge rose ~ = =. - = :. g.
Declines of .21s to ~ were scored by Rock
Island Jersey Central, and Chicago, Indian.
apolls & Louisville. Rutland preferred fell
oeISA ~ I12 uuueT last week. LOUISVILLE re-
covered again to 141. The market as whole
was much neglected, sluggish and heavy.
| -a Sensational SIumps.@
| Stocks became. very active and yielding
when the high, priced speciaties showed
sensational weakness. General Electric
slumped Il points, Lackawanna 13, Wrestling
| house Electric II, first preferred 9h, NORTH
American, Delaware & Hudson 5 and Sugar
Metropolitan; Street Railway, Colorado Fuel
Pullman and Consolidated Gas 2M3 points
| Large declines were also made by some of tn
leading railroads, especially ST. Louis, Louis
vile, Union Pacific and New York Central
which fell from to 21s, Chicago Indanapoi
g Louisville 81, Northwestern 6, and New
haven g. General Electric recovered to 81
and there were other violent rallies.
Bonds were irregular.
Prices hardened shade in the general list
but there were continued wide recession
here andthere In theinactive list Long Islam
dropped Az; New Jersey Central, 4; Michi
| gan Central g. Pittsburg, Cleveland, Gin
c1nnatf & st. Louis, '2ss; New York, Chicag
e. St. Louis, and Cleveland, Cincinnati Chi
cago & St: Louis, 23s, and Colorado & South
ern second preferred, ~. Covering by roor
shorts caused some rallies. The closing: wa
I steady. .-.',:.it : = -" :. - ~
Stock quotations reported for The Journa
Dy. Watson & Co.., Chamber Of Commerce
l Minneapolis - ~ = - ; ITT7.s
Closing figures are bid > 49, 4 - .5''"'=.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN
The Opening Was Dull Pending the
Government Report.

Chicago, May 12.-Grain trade was dull and
of waiting tone at the opening to-day.
Everything was hanging fire pending the
afternoon. July wheat opened shade. to
NC higher, at 75Ac to 75@@75%c: on, firm
cables and somewhat bullish statistics. Pos
siby as much as anything to fnect th an UP
forthcoming report would be bullish. There
was still a little rain northwest, which wor-
RED the farmers but IN genera experts a san
demand on the cash situation sent July up
to 751kc, where it steadied Local receipts
were very small, at II cars. Mlnneapoii H ana mo
the three points of 264, against s15 last week week
and 354 year ago. On passage breadstuffs
decreased 552o bu words 81 shipments pm It's were
A decrease Of 1926, 900 blu in the visible sup
ply Of wheat Il fbs in corr ed sgo
Wheat up to 761sc Trade, however, was
rather quiet and prices eased a trif1e from the
highest point. July closed firm %c up, at
Close: Nay 75AG; July 75 2z@ S3sc Sep
sac IAN No. : Sard Winter. 7s@7ec; No. hard
winter, 77@7sc; No. 1, northern spring. 77g
iec No 2 northern spring, 76@77Ac; No. 8
spring, 74@76c.
at 6iA662c, on slightly better cables and
the position of the leading bulls. Statistics
were bearish and reports lnolcaee9 eAceilen'
weather for corn. In the fase OF tne i t argu
was was bulled to e2Ac Receipts we're 50 cars;
Corn on passage increased - 49, G geo bu,, ana
worlds shipments were 4,247,Oo, bu, against
37S4 900 blu a year ago.
Active covering led by ST. Louis houses, to,
gether with some bulling by the leading puil
houses here, started some activity IN corn,
profits, however took off. much Of the gain
and closed July firm and hc w. at sgss
SIC, Close Deeem May w. W.: May May $685. 17c
Trade in oats was quiet, but the tone was g.
imnroved. Shippers were still taking stuff
and one CLIQUE of operators was trying tc
bull new July options. July opened IN
changed at SIC. and sold to, 37Ac. Re-
'e GIcse: May, 43lkc; July, 354c; new, 37M
aS7Nc; September, 2sss new 31Ac; December December
ne Cash iN No. 2, 4s,1k@Ac; No. 8, s4sA94s,kc.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Cotton.

New York, May 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady, with prices unchanged to
three points lower, although Liverpool was
the market worked higher until July touched
9.17c and August sole. During the rest of
the first hour the tendency was downward.
At IL o clock the market was weak and rreg-
ular, with July at 9.08c and August at $3.50.
At midday the market was weak and irregu-
lar, with prices net 6@7 points lower. A
net decline OF 31a@61a points in Liverpool and
active liquidation was more than the market
could Withstand, and July sold off to s.o5c and
August to $500. 80
Cotton spot, closed quiet and steady; mid
! 800 bales -szs# -..@ = 80
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New York Grain.

New York, May 12-Flour-Receipts, 49, 1876
brls; sales, 1900 pkgs more confidence was
shown among buyers as result of the wheat
neapolis patents, $39504.15: others g. un-
changed. Wheat-Recepts, $50, 525; sales 1896,
goo bui; firm and higher on cables, prospects
for big visible supply decrease, covering
and a fair reduction on passage; May, 81b@
81 s.16c; July, 50 13-16@Sl%c; September, 7sM
@79&c; December, so 13-16@Sl1sc. Rye-Firm
state, 61@62c elf. New York car lots: No. z
western, 6412c fob. a1oat. Corn-Receipts,
%. 400 blu; sales, 5000 bu; strong and active,
with the advance in wheat. together with
higher cables and good western buying; May,
s7A@Ss1ac; July, 667s@67Ac; September. 65M
81, 500 bu: moderately active and higher, fol-
lowing other markets. track white, 49@55c.E
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Lead.
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LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
Securities.

London, May 2.-Consols for money,
81 l5-16; for the account, IS LIS
Anaconda, SIS; Atchison, 81; Atchison pre-
ferred, 1904; Baltimore & Ohio. 10: Cana
dian Pacific. 1904; Chesapeake & Ohio, 4sa4 !;
Chicago Great Western, 30A Chicago. Mil
waukee 4 St. Paul. l73N; Denver & Rio
Grsnde, 4ak: Denver & Rio Grande pre-
ferred, 80; Erie. 37B; Erie first preferred,
6sa4; Erie second preferred, 561z; Illinois Cen
trial. LOS: Louisville & Nashville. 142& Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas, 26h; Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas preferred, 60; New" York Central,
162: Norfolk & Western. 591a: Norfolk &
Western preferred, s21z Ontario & Western.
81; Pennsylvania, 7sA; Reading, 33A; Read
ing first preferred, 4SA; Reading second pre-
ferred. a57a; Southern Railway, ssA Southern
Railway preferred, 9711; Southern Pacific,
67%; Union Pacific. 107A; UEon Pacific pre-
ferred, 80; United States Steel, 42A United
States Steel preferred, 33%; Wabash, 81; Wa
bash preferred, 46; Spanish As, 1875; Rand
Mines, l2Ss;; De. Beers 411s. .. q.
Bar silver uncertain. % 11-16d per OF.
Money, 21a@2A per cent The rate of dis
count on the open market for short bills is
~ per cent; three months bills, 2N per cent.
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Sioux City Live Stock.
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, May .-Cattle-Receipts. 1900
to medium, s.. 10@6.s5; stockers and feeders
81. 1905. 35; cows, ST. 5oa6; heifers, s2.75@6. 40
Gamers. st.5o@2 40; bulls: 81 .5o@5.75; calves
ss2@6; Texas fed steers, 81. 55@6 90.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: tomorrow. $4,000
left over, 274S: sc to 1Oc lower; mixed anc
butchers. ss.90@7. %: good to choice heavy
81. 25@7. 32L1; rough heavy, Sc :9o@5 20; light
Sc 1907 05; bulk Of sales. Sc 95@7. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; sheep and lambs
steady; good to choice wethers, s5.75@6.2o
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Conee and Sugar.

New York, May 12.-Coffee was a trife more
active this morning and steadier,f Influenced
chiefly by advances in European markets. The
to ) points higher, and for the early session
this partial advance was sustained on light
commission -house and bull support At mid.
day the market ruled steady at the initia
Guiding July at 5.15c; September at 5.35@5 4oc
October at 5.45c; December at 5.55@5 60c
March at .. SO@5. Is. Spot dull but steady al
. 7-16c> for No 7lRio. Rio steady; No. Rio
2-25c; exchange, 70 1872. Receipts, 9,0eJ
bags; cleared for the United States. 1000
stock, 6o2, 600. Sugar-Raw Steady; fair re
fn1ng, Sc; centrifugal, SO test. 31Sc: molasses
sugar, 2%c: refined steady; crushed, 5.15c
powdered, 4.75c; graduated, 4.65c. Molasses-
Firm; New Orleans, 33g41c.
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions,

Chicago, May 12.-Provisions were still sub
ject to the manipulation that has dominated
the pit for several weeks past. Hogs were
5@10c lower at the yards, and arrived in
liberal numbers. Despite this, prices started
rather firm and soon advanced on packe..s
support. July pork started unchanged to Sc
up, at ST.. 30@17. So, and sold to SIT. 3712 July
lard opened unchanged, at s1.25, and July ribs
opened 212c lower to unchanged, at $500
1921, and advanced to 1855. .-..
Pork-May. s17.30; July, s17.421a; September,
$17.So@17 .s214; January, S16.77A; October, SIT.
Lard-May, s1O.22hq1025; July, s10.221s@
II. %; September, $1025; January, $3.50. Ribs
May, $3.50; July, ss.621a; September, ssS2hs.
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LiyerpOOl Grain.

Liverpool, May 12.-The imports of wheat
into Liverpool last week were 900 qrs from
Atlantic ports, H., 600, qrs from Pacific and
$1,000 qrs from other ports. The imports Of
corn from Atlantic ports last week were $4,000
lrs. ..
Wheat-Spot No. red western winter, no
stock; No. 1 northern spring, quiet, IS AID;
No.. California, dull, IS I'd; futures, quiet;
May. IS 1%d; July, IS 1%d; September, IS
Sgd. Corn-spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 5s Sd; American mixed, old, 5s Cd; fu-
lures, steady; July, IS 2Ad; October, IS 1%d.
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Among the shippers on the market were:
Sam stenson, Townsend; G. D. Blan r,l! T1
. Ieffers g. Co., Jeffers; Ward & La Gala,
Bryant: State Bank Of Bradley, W: G. Putt
nor, Bradley; J.. Benson, Lindford; - =: l..
Vickers, Newark; John Ryan, p e: BfoWn'
Schmidt, Melrose; ]. J. Sutton, Jr, Donald
son W L. Edgarton. Lockhart; Wester,
Rothsay A. F. Renner, Pelican Rapids; Cass
County State Bank Emden; j. E. Hof, Cas-
cade; ]. Hughes, Lake Crystal; VIM. Berman,
Comfrey & Butterfeld, T. H. Sparrow Roy
alton; j. ]. Lenertz, odin; Butterheld OAR
/ furst Pettis St. Peter; c. Nelson, Evan; NJ.
Christensen, Sleepy Eye; Thomas Peterson,
Golden. ..s.e = =
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SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

Chicago Board of Trade memberships are
50 600 bid Minneapolis Chamber OF Com
MERGE memberships. $4,000 bid. s., 100 asked.
Chicago to Whallon. Case & Co.: There is
more wet weather talk coming from north
west causing delay in seeding operations.
This is inducing some buying now for local
xccounr.
English country markets firm; weather I'M
settled. French country markets quiet but
steady; weather showers.
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

Wheat, IA cars; oats, 4; fax, 4. Shipments
Wheat, 100000 bu; flax, 47,204. Changes in
stocks: Wheat in store 9,962,34 bu, decrease
no change; oats 7,O4O, decrease $500; rye 80,
553, decrease 1859; flax S,019, decrease 1885,
5U5 bu. -. -,., -.
Close; No. hard, cash, sOMc; No. i north
ern, cash and July, 771sc; September, 75Rc;
No.. northern, 75hc No 3, 1850 MANITOBA,
cash, &c; No. ?. 761ac: fax. cash and to ar
rive, M76h; September, $1.4s1s;- October
$l44A; corn; 60hc; oats, September, 30Ac;
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The Treasury Balances.

:. Washington, May 12-To- days statement 81
exclusive Of the $50. 900 900 reserve in the
division Of redemption, shows: Available cash
balance, 1858 ,102; gold, $ss,s32,62S; silver
$40, 1863 800; United States notes. $7,601 1926
treasury notes of 1890, $164 ,17s; national banl
notes, 1891, 563; total receipts this day
S2,079, 093; total receipts this month. $1S,94S,.
S42; total receipts this year. $685. 167 LII; tota
expenditures this day, 81, 0So, 900; total expend
itures this month, s17,sSo, 900; total expendi
lures this year. Sale. co.. $3.50; deposits in ma
tional banks, S122, 915, 276
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Toledo Grain.

Toledo, Ohio, May .-Wheat-Active,
strong; cash, SsAc; May. s5Ac; July, 78Ac
September, 77%c. Corn-Dull, strong; cash
&C. May, &c; July, 62Ac; September, 61Ac
Oats-Duil, firm; cash, 4412c; May, A; July
56bc; September, 3Oac. Cloverseed-DulI
easier: cash. $5.C2A; October. $50.
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State Grain Inspection.

Z. - May TO- So
Inspected In --Wheat-Cars..Great North
ern.No. | northern, 9; No: 2 northern, At;
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul-No 1
northern, 2; No northern, II; No. 3, s;
no; grade, l..
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No 1 northern, 4;
No. 2 northern, IS; No. 9, 7; no grade, 1.
500 Line-No northern, 1; No. northern,
1; no grade, /. "
Northern Pacife-.No. 1 northern, A. No. 2
northern, 2; No 3, 3.
Noa aepthsrn 1a No g = peieeted Gmana
Totals-No. 1 northern. 90; No. 2 northern,
81; No. 3, 81: rejected, 4; no grade, 10.
other Grains-No. 3 white corn. car; No.
4 corn, 1; no grade corn, l. No. 8 white oats
4; No. white oats, s.; No. 8 oats, 1; nc
grade oats. I; No. 8 barley, 1; No. barley
L. No. 1 fax q
Cars Inspected Out--No. 1 northern wheat
117.sNo.. 2 northern wheat, lis; No. wheat
9;%rejected wheat, 2; No. corn. 8; No.
wl1ee oats q; No. 8 oats, I; no grade oats
q no grade barley, !; No: flax, s.
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, May 12.-Flour-5c. up. Wheat
Higher; close. No. l northern, 77R@7Sc: No.
y northern, 7oA@I7c; July, Ioa4c. r<ye-Dull
No. l. osHc. Barley-rlrm: No. 2. 723ac;
sample, 6oWI21ac. OaCs-Hlgher; No. 2 white,
loAc. Corn-July, 62ssc. =
Wheat-Puts, 7l:sc; calls, 1870. 80
Corn-Puts, 61Ac; calls. 63Ac. 49, - r. .
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St. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 12.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No red. cash. elevator. Sl@Sl14c;
hard, 77@(Sc. Corn-Hlgner; No. 2, cash,
t4c; May, o3c; July, b213c; SEPTEMBER 6U#c.
Oats-Flrm; No Z. cash, 4312c; May, 4oc;
July, 3aAc; September, zsAc; NO. white,
46HaQl47c. 49, -.' ~. y H. r e.
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Mi1ch Cows and SpTlngers--==- - ~ =
One cow, $45 one cow and one call, .S5l
HOGS-Prices generally 10c lower. Buyers
we're inclined to the opinion that the market
showed but o@10c drop A comparison
of the statesmen did not support this view.
Extreme price range, s6.6o@7o5; range on
straight loads, Sc. 1907 .o5; hulk, $6.s0@S.S5,
against s6.90@6.95 Saturday. Sales: r.:
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cars; live stock. cars; salt, / car; dressed
meats, ZIP $50 lbs; butter. 10000 lbs; railroad
materials, 20 cars; sundres, 40 cars; car lots
77S. ... ..s. ::-." &*,@ ST
$500 bu; oats, 1850 bu; barley, $50 bu; rye.
1920 bu flour, As, ACT brls; milstufs, 1.42l
tons; hay, AZ tons; fuel OIL $1,000 gals; fruit
l2b cars posts and piling, 3 cars; machinery,
449, 100 lbs; coal, 40 tons cement, 100 brls;
household goods, A, 600 lbs; stone and marble
cars; linseed oil. 400 brls; oil cake, $50, Tag
lbs: railroad materials, 10 cars; sundries, 70
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cash: No. 2, 421a@44c;; No. 8, 43A@4313c
The following was the range O. prices:
Duluth Grain.

Du,uth. Mimi May 12.-Wheat. advanced
sharply this morning, but lost part Of the adj
vance later Business was not active. Flax
was strong, September selling at 81. July
snld up all the mornings to TN, which was
high point 1t reacted toward the close to
1910. September sold &c under July. Small
receipts here. considering local prices, con-
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, May 12-Close: Wheat-May
No. rea, yOc; No: ! spring, 74c. Corn-May
6Z1sc; September, 6Sss@6S12c; No. z mixed
cash, 631ac; No. wnlte. otc. Oats-No. :
white. 4iRND45Ac. -,
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Chicago Produce.

es 9c NAY dare @aoc
twins, 12@12Ac; daisies, 121z@13c: Young
Americas, 1sc Eggs-steady; at mark, cases
included, 14%c. Live Poultry-Steady; tur-
keys. 1G@1213c; chickens, 11@11Rc.