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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-01
METROPOLITAN UP g.
Brooklyn Transit, Sugar, Lackawan-
no and Terre Haute Leaders
in Gains.
A Drive Lowers st. Paul From
176 rs to 1743-4, but
It Rallies Later.

New York, Dec. 1.-The opening on the stock
market to-day was irregular and the changes
We're small. There were heavy dealings In
Brookiyn Iransit, 1900 shares selling at the
opening at u and 64H, compared with 63B
on Saturday, The stock subsequently advanced
an additional fraction. 9 stsft
brooklyn Transit maintained Its bull leader
ship Of the, market and Its rise of 2A was fol-
lowed by similar advances in Metropolitan Street
hallway and Sugar. louisville, Reading, Colo
rado & Southern first preferred, Toledo, st.
Louis q Western. Kanawha & Michigan and
Pressed Steel Car also rose i to ~, Lacka-
wanna 2 and Terre Haute 2N.- A drive against
st. Paul lowered 1t from 176N to 174A, and
caused reac lions of about a point In some strong
stocks. Buying by the short interest rallied st.
Paul 1 Y before II o'clock and the general list
responded again. ,5
The market was up again before noon under
the continued leadership Of the local fractions.
Of hard and soft coalers were also added to the
1-point advances or over Dealings were not on
large scale. Bonds were irregular at noon.
Further gains were ae y ct the SOFT
more active in the railroad quarter and Louis.
Vile rose strongly. Amalgamated advanced
points and Lackawanna ~, In ALL ;.
Str Paul was offered freely again when. IT
reached the highest and reacted I ". Other
stocks eased of in sympathy but were carried
up again. ~ $500, 80 .
Money on call a R cent prime
snfsss ysa sfts ss'ssss AND
s.; 5is, s2ss es
4,s4; bar silver, s4s Mexican dollars, 371s;
RS S5 ia g. iex aa Cd coupon
A few spscialties advanced during the final
hour and the general market sagged: Great asea1
Northern preferred advanced 3, Hooking. Valley
3M, Kanawaha & Michigan, 3, Smelling ~ and
the Union Pacific stocks, Wabash preferred
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

d u Observation-Disclosures and -four, 323,O0o ou; CORN
a9s 900 bu; oats. p, 900 bu. oeo -. !.
The guess is that Armour SOLO o.uuo,oVo inote
wheat than be bought to-day:
Chicago wired Watson: Wheat LOT SAFE ny
about EVERYBODY Long holders and pyramifers
dumping Think Armour doing the same enins.
1t is weak. 81 va
lower. Corn--M 0Ad lower.
SRroomhall cabled: Our Argentine agent cables
that notwithstanding recent storm, the prospect
for. fine harvest is excellent.
forecast: Mfnnesota-Fair tonight; possibly
showers Tuesday. North Dakota-Fair tonight;
possibly snow Tuesday. o-o ooo =,
liverpool grain stocks Wheat s,272 GOO ea'
4oi parts nnened: Wheat 10 centimes lower to
% centimes higher. Flour, 10 centimes lower
to is centimes higher.
= On passage: Wheat %. SIS, 900 bu. decrease
a SOL 600 bu; corn ,0S6 900 bu, decrease o12,ooo
Blu.
Il NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec. 1.--Butter-.Re
ce!pts, 1926 pkgs; firm; state dairy, 2o@27c;
| extra . creamery; zoe; creamery. common to
choice, 2O@2Sc. Cheese-Receipts. S9S pkgs1 y
Arm: new state full cream. small colored fancy
September, 13Ac; late made, 13Ac; small white
September, 1870; late made, 12%e: large white
ored September 13Ac; late made 12&c. Eggs
Receipts 6.s75 pkgs: firm; state and PennsSi
yania average best, 2s@29c: western fancy grad
ed 26@27c; western, poor to prime, 20@25c
/ refrigerated, 18@21c. Sugar-Raw firm; fair re
fning 33sc; centrifugal. DC test, 3sc; molasses
sugar, sac: refined firm; crushed. 5:'ac; pow
dered 4.S5c: graduated. 475c Gonee.Quiet
| No Rio. 5 3.16c. Molasses-Firm; New Or
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

May declined lined to 74Nc but rallied later closing
7a Cash n wheat !, No: red 74c; No. 3 red, EGG
ssSS71 no hard winter, 72c; No. hard winter,
oo0tlc; NO. L northern spring, 75c; No. north
er9 n,s Spring, 73474e;s No: 3 spring. esq tic.
corns December, 591sc; May. 47ac. = 80
1850. r. 1S-s.s- = 20. ~ ~ $ ~
Extremely favorable weather for the move
nent OF corn. together withe easier cables,
e ehuse weakness at the opening, with May
sa,n was very light and commission house
selnng there was 'adecline to 42% l42 1ac.. Local
receipts We're 202 cars. with seventeen of con-
The weakness in wheat affected corn and May
eoae on to ~ @4se but rallied toward the
Cash corn. No. 2 and No. s. SO @Sshc
Close: Corn-December, 53hc; January, 4TAc;
May, AM @ $3.50; July, lAc. -,
=, Goou weather caused considerable selling of
May MAY oats "a early in the day resulting in de-
lower. at s2@s2Hc. faiF demand Hns deveiopsd,
however. and the downward trend was checked.
There were no special features to trading. Lo-
cal receipts were 256 cars -5-eIs7'.s:'-. :,
29ac. IT, r. - - ~ - 7'.-T -
May, 32A case. -.s -. = = :,.s;zE = q
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THE FLOUR MARKET
FAIR DEMAND BUT THE OUTLOOK FOR THE
WEEK UNCERTAIN.

on the Whole ahont the same in volume "a Ia
week. Millers are little divided in opinion as
to the week to come. Some report enough orders
in hand this morning to indicate good week.
but others say the early inquiry is not good
as at this time last week. and unless demand
again in a moderate degree. Meanwhile prices
are held firm, although large lot buyers are in
clined to try for lower prices, and finding nilert
where possible, scaling down orders a little
when compelled to buy.
I Shipments for the day, 81, 7O4 brls.
49, First paAents are quotable. $3.s6Ql3.95: seconG
patents, So. 70l3.S0; first clears, $2.90@3; sec
ond clears, $23U@2.4O.
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Range Of May Wheat.
STATE GRA1N 1NsPEcr1oN, NOV. %.

) Inspected In--Wheat-Cars- 1::-..c-l5t.-
~ Great Northern--No L. hard, 20; No. 4 north
:ern. 81; No northern. 60; No. 3, 1a; rejected,
Miiwaukee-No. / northern, 2e; No. north
err, 81; No. & ~; rejected IS; no grade, e.
g.: No. 3. 8: rejected. 5; no grade, 8.
500 81 tin ne northsEn 81; No north
Northern Paciic-No. 1 northern, Is; No. 2
omaha-No i northern, 1; No. northern 10;
No. B. 10; rejected, 6: no grade, 8.
Minnesota Transfer-No grade, l.
Total-No. l hard, 20; No. 1 northern, 15s:
No. northern, POT; No. 8, 80; rejected, 81; no
grade, 90
Other Grains-No macaroni wheat, 1; No.
3 winter wheat, "a; no grade corn, Z; No. 2
white oats, 1; No. 3 white oats, 2; No. white
oats, :; No; oats, 80; no grade oats, 6:
No. 8 barley, s.; No. barley, II; No. barley,
Is; No fax, "a; rejected fax, 40; no grade
hsx, 3. go
Cars Inspected out-No. hard wheat, I; No.
northern, g. No: No.. northern Sa Sd No: 3D. 3, u:
No. 3 oats. Z: No 2 rye, II; .. No: rye: !;
Il; no grade, 4; No. flax, 8; rejected fax, 3.
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arsts Seconds ssas @sss p dstries s;
fancy, 2o@21c; roll and print. straight lots, 17@
lsc; packing stock, 14a @1e1ac; fancy reno
EGas-strtctly fresh cases included, loss OF.
per doh, 22c; strictly fresh case count 1sc;
eaesSs and N Per eSz
'e Or aats fancy, per ,b 1aHe
twins OF fats, choice: 12c daisies; fancy, 1se;
81 mburger No. i1aise 1imb s G 30
s@oc; puitost, &c; ,prinost,. No. i, Sc; block
Nosi Aa1sle: No. 3, sHase: e' Young a A amssi
cas-, fancy 12 1si @1sc choice, 1l@l15c.
tl1eys fSbhT small nssa eoops
old and young, sc; springs, SIC; ducks, spring,
w psHs saa9e p s%sks seloree ST. geese
drawn, 12e; choice, 10c; culls,t &c; chickens
spring fancy. 1oc; springs fair to good; 5000;
old ROSTERS and culls. 5@6c; ducks, fancy, heads
Of; lie; geese. fancy, heads of, e1zc; culls,,
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy. per h. &c;
fais to good, -e@61ac: thin. small or overweight,
fame fancy, NJ; hogs, Light, 71le medium, nc;
FISH Pike, large. per h.. Sc; small and me-
dunn, 4@5c; Scrappies, medium to large, &c;
small, &c; pickerel, 4@ec; bullheads. skinned,
TOMATOES California, fourbasket crate, So
CABBAGE--Home grown, fancy, per large
PoTATOEs-Per bu. small lots, ,40a45c: car
lots, No l, sacks extra, 35c; medium, sacks ex-
SWEET POTATOES obdens, per brl, $50
NEW HoNEY-white, fancy, lib sections,
17c;s choice, lib sections, 16@16c. tE.'
POPCORN-Oid rice, per ID, 4@5c; new rice,
DRIED PEAs-Faney yellow, per bu. 81. 70;
81 Is; marrowfat, Slips. g.,
DRIED BEANS-Fancy navy, per bu, $3.50;
medium, fair, 81 rs; brown, Sc 25; fair to good,
$1.20@1.25. s, 80 800
PLEs.Jonathans, per bril- $3.50: Ben Da-
sets, $3@3.25; Winesaps, $3.50; Missouri Pip
$275@3: Greetings. $3.50. '' $50 80
- YES COAST FRUITs s. Winter Nellis,
LEMoNS-Verdillis per box, $3.50; California
fancy, as to size. So; choice: s. so.
PEARS-Kiefers. per brl. $2.5O@3.
fORAEGES-Mexicans. per box, 81. rs; Califor
| MIA navels. as to size. $4.25; California budded
seedlings. $500.
bas pony basket. 22c PEI Aes' e0e4o'oo' ea'a"
diun punches s@s ss@
2.15
| VEGETABLEs-Wax BEANS per bu. $2@2.25
egg plants, per do1, 81 .5001. Is; radtshes pei
| dog lunches 45@5Oc; lettuce. per doz Soc; let
! tuce heads. per doz 75c; mint. per doz. Is q
Bic; parsley. per doz Zoe; new squash. per doz
81 @1.25: turnips, per blu, 4oc; carrots, per bu
soc: eucumbers. per doz. 81 as; celery, per doz
/ 25@30c. S. Us.
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sral 4s se,s St Louis Iron 1ias.esas consoli
dated So. ia; 81. Louis & San Bfancisco As, 100;
SC. Louis Southwestern nrsts 96; St. Louis
Pass IS, e6A Southern Pacific 4s, 81; Southern
galway 5s 11sla; Texas & Pacific hrsts. 1851;
Toledo, st. Louis & Western As, 80; Union Pacific
Wabash hrsts Zig; Wabash seconds, 1921 I; Wa.
wheeling & Lake Erie IS, 81; Wisconsin Central
As, 92!d; Consolidated Tobacco As, "a.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Dec. .1.-c onsols
dor money, 92N consols for account lex interest
ioi baltimore eSo
Pacific, ISL q Chesapeake & Ohio Az Chicago
Great Western, 261s Chicago Milwaukee & St.
Pau, 1SOa; 81 DeBeers deferred. 22A; Denver 4:
Rio Grande, 40A; Denver & Rio Grande pre-
ferred,. 9ON; Erie. s4A Erie first preferred,
66ss; Erie second preferred, 4711 Illinois Cen
trail, l48; Louisville & Nashville, 1872; Louisville
& Nashville, 1872; Missouri, Kansas s. Texas 26 VI /;
New York Central, 1853; Norfolk s. Western, 70;
Norfolk Western preferred, 80; Ontario s
Western, 80; Pennsylvania, S6A; Rand Mines,
1925; Reading, 31A; Reading first preferred,
44A; Reading second preferred. IS ~: Southern
Railway, 1895; Southern Railway preferred,
9419; Southern Pacific, 64M; Union Pacific,
1O21s; Union Pacific preferred, 93; United States
Steel, 81 United States Steel preferred, S5A
Wabash, 80; Wabash preferred A.
3 Bar silver uncertain, 22asd per ounce. Money,
3Q3h per cent. The rate OF discount in the
open market for short bills is 3M G3 1918 per
cent; for three months bills is 3 l3-l6@3ME pei
cent. Is f.s & Es.s $500 =
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CHICAGO GRAIN
LITTLE DOING IN EITHER WHEAT OR CORN
- AND MAY SELLING LOWER. - -----L-

7I7- AND MAY SELLING LOWER.
Chicago Dec. S1.-There was little doing in
the wheat pit to-day and prices were about
steady, with May nc lower to sc higher, at
75% @75Nc. Cables, although lower did not
heavy receipts In the northwest added to the de-
preston and caused some early selling in the
deliveries on December contracts. were light. as
had been anticipated, and it will probably be
cred. Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of ,557 cars, which, with local receipts of 40
receipts for the three points of i, 697 cars.
against 1924 cars last week and III ears a
Prospects Of a large increase in the visible
supply caused heavy liquidation about noon and
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Dec. Provisions
opened about where they leftoff Saturday, but a
firm undertone prevailed, although the receipts
Of hogs were liberal and prices at the yards
only steady. A good demand from shorts helped
maintain prices. January pork opened unchanged
at s15.s5, January lard was also unchanged at
9'i Close: Pork-January, $15.s2S; May, s14.e5
Close: Lard-Decenber, s1002h; January.
s9.45Q9.47h; May. $500. Ribs--January,
SS.12h@ S.15; May, $T.95.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK COFFEE, Dec Coffee futures
opened steady with first prices UNCHANGED to S
continuance of liquidation and some sales foe
ton was quiet and without special feature, there
being disposition to await the arrival OF the
trading aggressively The regular bear oe eon
tingent figured as moderate sellers of the late
mission houses had few orders, and broker.
whose chief business is generally supposed to
originate ~ from European sources were inactive
midday th the market was quiet with
4ss@95o; February. rs; March, $50 ess May.
5s9 u.s. 5 si9 ss AusHf one a;t se5s
Rio 4, $500 Exchange. I'D. Receipts. $4,000
eass fae 1er toe saee
NEW YORK COTTON, Dec. 1.-Lats
in the session the market While very
tingent hesitating sell in view of furthee
indications of light receipts, for some days,
that too much had been taken for granted az
| to the forthcoming tureau report as bullish pro
At the bids were net unchanged to 2
points lower. Spot was quiet; middling up1ands
at the poTs esy $500
with 81 GA last week and 524Sa for the CORE,
day last tt For the s week
ST. bales for the corresponding week last year:
To-days receipts at New Orleans were IL ,5s5
bales compared with 1915 last year and at Hous-
ton $500. compared with 1894 actual last
year.
Spot cotton closed quiet and five points lower;
middling uplands. $780, middling gulf. s.75c.
Sales, SO, 400 bales
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
| fer, st. Paul. Mimi, Dec. barrett Tim
| norman report that the opening of the market
| showed every indication of an active trade this
week. Buyers were well represented and there
! were large number of inquiries for logging
| horses. from the northern part of Minnesota and
Wisconsin. Values: Drafters, extra, z$1So@
| 235; drafters choice. S14O61SO; drafters. COM
mon to good. $120@14o: farm mares: extra. $3.50
l. also; farm mares, choice, S115@130; farm
| mares, common to good, s75@115.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

Observation-Disclosures. 1857 cars; Omaha, 90;
St. Louis, 80; Great Northern, 400; Burlington,
80; soo 1926; Northern Pacific. 3d. Chicago
Great Western, 10.
Shipped-Milwaukee, "a cars; Omaha, A: ST.
Louis, IA; Burlington, 8; Chicago Great West
ern, A., - : -.-... ~ ..sE5 ~
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GENERAL PRODUCE

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo
-. & LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Monday, Dec. Extra creamery butter,e
higher; packing stock, steady. Strictly fresh
eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed veal,H
weak Poultry, steady. Green fruits, steady,
New apples. steady. Potatoes, firm. Cheese,
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1000; lower.
KANsAs o1rY 1--WE STOCK, Dec

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec: 1.-Cattle
-Receipts 10000; steady to lower; beef steers,
So. 25@625; Texans. $2.10@4; cows and heifers,
81. IS 426 stockers and feeders s2.75@4.2soe; na
s. 90: packers. s5.95@6.10; workers. $6@60o;
'pigs So GOAT. 50. ~ -. .,e
4 OK. lambs, S3.50l5.20. ! = 49,. -.-... =
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Dec. Close: Wheat
lewer No red sash sse
strong; No. 2 cash. 43A @44c; December, 43:4@
43s$c; May. 1914 @39Ac. Oats; strong: No:
cash. 311ac; December. Bic asked: May, Bic;
No. 2 white, s4!hc. Lead, strong. 81. spelter
lower. 81 80. .--' ID =
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LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, Dec. Bacon.
long clear middles, light, dull. 56s; clear mid
dies, heavy. quiet. 55s Cd; short clear backs,
quiet, 57s Cd. Hams, short cut, quiet, Dos
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Dec 1.-Beef-
Quiet Pork-Steady. Lard--Dun; prime west
ern steam, $11.25.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Dec. .--Butter-F
Steady = loss of, cases returned, Ac. Cheese
Steady; twins l1@llAe: daisies. liz @12c;
fong
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1Non ~ oUI L 5,U9I = . ooz OF
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, g; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 7;
Minneapolis 4 st. Louis, 8; Chicago, st. Paul
Minneapol & Omaha, TO-: Great Northern, II
Northern Pacific, SO; 500 Line, g.; total ss. ~
Disposition of stock Saturday, Nov. 20: =
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{ ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Dec. -cattle.R Re
stockers and feeders. $4,000 1850; cows and heif;
ers, $2.5o@4.5o; Texans, $2@4:e5i COWS and
Hoes.Receipts $500: sc. lower; pigs. $500
.e.lO; packers, s6@61 butchers: 6s:l9@ ~.
sheep. .ss. 4o@s.so; lambs. s4.2o@5.3o
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec. 1.-Receir

~ SIOUX CITY LIVE STUCK, Dec. 1.-Rece1pt
Cattle, $500; hogs, 500 90 ,oo H.
4s, 24s lbs, $5.s5; "a, 27s lbs, So; s., 2e4 lbs
$6.10. = = s.s,sr' CT.
21 beeves, LAS lbs, $4.35; II, ,24O lbs, e e
II COWS, 500 lbs, 81 rs; q cows, ]: 100 lbs 81 IS
Las lbs 16 stocksEs; !s9 lbs, 81 90
40 lbs, $500 26 yearlings, $50 lbs, $2s5; 81
Sheen-Receipts, 1000; lower.
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Dec. Cat:
tleSReceipts, 5000: steady: beef steers g.. 5e1
6.25; cows and heifers. $3@4; Texans. S1;ooe
ers. S2.6O@4 Hogs-Receipts 900; shade
lower: heavy. S8@6.12h; pigs. sS5@o sheep.
Receipts, IL, 900, steady. Sheen, So.oo94' lalhDs
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following was the range of prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

;s 4 i u! ss$ss$
5d ooS up fS 1e and + sf ssdsa
e or Gaag bu aiRsss e
a,2so, s99 by rye 1o2, $40 bu, Increase 2esss 6u;
b1 deerease bn a9
6 6S: ns Decrease ieo; 800 6o corn 1M5 BY
shipents WHEAT SIS a bn; BAL barley Is go
Dq clo asA. We W5sas&se hard cash, 32xe; No.
FaG Ss s s97 5 5ss e Mss
Cash: 4eAc; tosarTiVe, 4se;' Nay, &c Barley,
%Hw xehS tsn ess.
aTSiRs SPOT
shiRasnts; put b5oIs toward qadse hsazy
g +. KEY York - Western sa.e sssse
Recspfs saes ba and
easier on the more favorable weather and With
e osfsRscspts g. rs n sales S
bui dull and barely steady; December, s71ac;
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Dec. The imports of
wheat into Liverpool last week were So, 900
and $4,000 from other ports. The imports Of
corn from Atlantic ports last week were 5.400
quarters. Following the stocks Of wheat
and corn In store and in quays, railway, and
| canal depots not included Wheat, 2, 47O, 900
centals; corn 602 900 centals r.. 80 : l.
Wheat-Spot firm No. 2 red western winter,
is 10d;. No. northern spring, no stock; No.
California, IS 71ad: futures, quiet; December,
IS 105Ad; March. IS 11Ad; May. IS. Corn
Spot quiet; American mixed. SIS 5hd; futures,
quiet, January, As 4Ad; March, Is I'd.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs AND PRO.
VISIONS, Dec. 1.-The following are the stocks
| on breadstuffs and provisions in Liverpool:
Flour 600 sacks; wheat, !, egg, 900 centals;
3 800 boxes; shoulders 1600 boxes; butter IL. 800
cwts; cheese, TO- 900 boxes; lard, 500 ties prime
western steam and 80 tons other kinds.
fairly active; lover; cash nc; December, re
May, 7ee. Corn. active. lower: Deeember, :4sAc;
s2hc; May. a31sc. Rye No. e. size. Glover
seed, dull, unchanged;. January, Sc. S7k March
$ss 5h; prime timothy, s1.75; prime alsike
I, 8 D. L 8
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PUTS AND CALLS,

Two O'Clock report:
Puts-May wheat. 1915 @73Ac. +.
S Calls-AIay wheat, 1890. r..
\ Curb-May wheat, 1890.
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STATE COURTS PoWERLEss
Army Officers Carrying Out the Orders
OF Superior Cannot Be
s Interfered With, - q.

Des Moines,s Iowa. Dec. s1.--Judge Nc
Pherson, in the federal court to-day, dis
solved the injunctions obtained in The
state courts. restraining Major Turner, In
charge Of the construction Of the army
post at this place, from building a sewer
across certain private land. . He ruled that
an army officer carrying out orders of IA
superior cannot be interfered with by state
courts. ss,s fss 81 n VI
MILL MAN CRUSHED 70 DEATH.
Special to The Journal.
Fort Dodge. Iowa, Dec David Hill an
eni11loye Of the Cardiff gypsum mills in this
city, IN as. tantly killed this morning. He
was crushed under q fall OF twenty tons Of
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NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, Dec. T.
Lead and Copper Quiet, unchanged.
WHISKY. Dec Risky 8. 80.
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3 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Dec. 1.-Ca ttle-Re
CENTS, IS. 600; market lower; good to prime
steers. s5.75@7 25; poor to medium, $s@5
81 .4O62.7b: Gamers S1.4O@2.4O: bulls, $1.90@
40; calves. ss.2s@s.75; Texas-fed steers $50
H Ti;oss-Rece,pts to-day, $4,000; tomorrow. 80.
600; left over, 2,015: market opened steady
mixed and butchers, 5000 $50; good to choice
heavy So 2O@6.45; rough heavy. $5:7o@6-lo
light: S5:65 10; bulk Of sales, s6@6.20
$1,000 market Lover; ii go9Sd
S. 5O@350: western sheep, 50: 75@3.80 native
lambs, So. 5o@5 Is; western lambs 1902; zoe
official Saturday: ReeeiptssRaetite:
4, os9: hogs, s.447:s sheep, 1885,.
Receipts Of cattle to-day break all previous
records for one days receipts.
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEED, Dec.
1.-Fla1-Cash, northwestern, $1.20; sonthwes-
tern, December, $1.15:, May, $1.22. Rye-De-
cember,Y 4sc; May, 51@511sc., Barley-Cash. SO
Qg5sc. Timothy-January. $4.15. CloYer-De-
eenber, $11. fz t5yfEs::s@; *
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Dec. L. Close: Wheat
-December,z 81 ss gel 1ac; May %6Sc; cash No. 2
hard. 65c; No. 2 red, 66c. Corn-December.
$685. @3S1ac: May, 36A@365sc; cash, No. 2
Mixed 39@39hc; No 2 white, 39c. Oats
No 2 white. .3SGl33 He. sa5s 49, =
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CATTLE--Receipts Of all kinds light. Butcher
. 1o@25c decline: stoeker and feeder trade IN:
changed. Good mich cows steady. others weak Ak
na BUTCHER H. 2sa lbs ~ gfo
Butcher Cows and Heifers- y, 1000 lbs 1913
g. q s7o. lbs So se2 lbs $751; 90 :! 90 lbs.
Cutters and Gamers LOSS lbs, s2.25; 3.
1,o67 lbs 81: /, $50 lbs. 81 go; 1, $50 lbs s215;
2 90 lbs Sis; 2; SIG $40 l5s, 8 So; oso
y yesi Calves Y,5e 9s lbs, S.; 8, % lbs
IS; l5 $50 lbs, sass; 3, 4os lbs, $3.50.
Steer Calves-e; 312 lbs $50 49, 90 o.. ,
4ee lbs. s.; 3, SO lbs ss15 + 600 lbs s1:75
Mich sh- Cows and springers..s2e cows se5;
HoGs1Prices steady on nS better quality heavy
hogs and butcher weights, light weights weak.
rsssa9 s to ss ss
rough sorts, $500.
S. Is s. e IS s5 SO g. S 5sG 5e' IS
S., l5s lbs $3.50; 81, Isl lbs, $5.s5; IS, II
les 81 O. e. 1872 bs $685. S. 2os lbs 80
Pigs and Underweights- 1875 lbs, $3.50; .
sHEEP~Receipts liberal, only a small part
points aa1 reported 1dSs5c Decline but the s1umz
Nn Killing Sheep aD and lambs lambs. 70 lbs
s45o: Is lambs, Is lbs 1928; 70 wethsrs IL
Ss ssSe T 1a eWss II 81 lbs
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs-6 lambs
81 lbs, $3.50; IL lambs, IS lbs, $3.50; Is lambs
| 81 lbs, $40.
Among the shippers the market were: kras
sin 8 Smith. otisco; + A. Cross Men ,aina,+o
81. F. Wulke, Wadena; V. T. Peterson, Atwater
4. n. Johnson, Long Prairie; G, D: Blanchard
| Pollock; IS. J. Carlson. Lehr; A; 3. Holding liz
| Iiams, Milbank; A. J. Koness, sisseton; r. Hol
man. Harris; E. Schmidt Grandin; B. Auer
ENelson, Alexandrfa; A. J. Oxelgren, Erdahl; c
Benson. clarsmont; " B. WiSkon' shavana; !
! Barii. Red Lake Falls; G. Jones, West Concord
! T.. F.. Powers, Renova; J. A. Heinze. Kellogg; 3
\ IF: Long, Forest Lake: G. House. KensaI; =; San
| by, WENDELL E.. L. Starr, Tracy; r. Fl. Kemp
ton, Morgan; M. w. Burg. Nicollet; Durham
| Carpenter, GAINESVILLE; w. Jentz, Henderson; COS
| grove Co.. lie Sueur; S. H. Pettis, st. Peter
| RYAN & Hoban, .WaterYille.