The Mankato free press., 1903-10-16

IL ,9O2, 900 bushels, corn 100000 bush
els.
South st. Paul-Hogs 2,400, market
opened to 10 cents higher. Light $5.40a
$50, mixed and medium $525a$5.5(
heavy and rough $4.75a$5.25, cattle dull
sheep and lambs steady.
| 1926: Weather for Minnesota
Part cloudy tonight and tomorrow, cool
er.
HOP a. m.: Minneapolis cash mar
ket unchanged at II a. m.
HOP a. m.: Duluth ii a. m.-Cash:
northern and to arrive Sl1s, 2 northern
and to arrive 1875, 3 northern 751s,
white oats 81, rye 521a, barley 34a52,
flax $l.0214.
1l:ll a. m: New York-All the mines
of the Amalgamated Copper company,
men and the output is about what it was
prior to the shut down on July lst.-
Tuttle.
Has: Visible supply: Wheat in
creased l,579,OOO, total 2l,O59,OOO, last
year 26,lll 900. Corn decreased $4,000,
total s.39s,OOO, last year 2,54l,OOO oats
increased 36S,OOO, total 6,S2l 900, last
year $4,000
1902 p. m: Paris close: Wheat 10
to Is centimes higher; flour firm Is to
20 centimes higher. Weather in France,
rain.
1910 p. m.: Chicago hogs close: Es-
timated receipts today $4,000, market
weak to cents lower Estimated for to-
morrow $4,000, light $5.35a$590, mixed
SIS .3Oa$5 go, heavy. $490a$5. sc, rough $49O
a$5.lO, cattle $4,000, slow, excepting best
generally steady. Sheep $4,000 good
steady, Others weak.
1910 p. M: New York-Call money
2 per cent; sales to noon 100000.
l2:l5 p. m.: Minneapolis and Duluth
cash market unchanged at noon.
1928 p. m: Berlin-Reported here
that the japanese have occupied Mas
onpho and that an official declaration of
war is expected. The Russians embark
ed number of field guns at Fort Arthur
yesterday.
1890 p. M: Chicago-The cargo of
No. 2 red sold this morning at l1s cent
over. In store is now put at 100000 bush
els instead of $4,000.
1851 p. M: New York-The market
this morning has been steady stream of
liquidation. For time the railroads held
comparatively steady but finally they
broke away and sold off too. There seems
to have been no good reason for the sell
ing which was led largely by a promi
nent Wall street house who were the
largest buyers in last years absurd bull
market. The usual crop rumors all of
which are absurd and most of which are
criminal can be met with. In the loan
quarter of the market the borrowing
demand was fair. The money situation
is gradually getting very good but the
country seems to be very apprehensive of
a change in the commercial situation
and seems to be discounting with ven
geance. The selling in Copper looked
very good Miller & Co.
l:30 p. m.: Minneapolis Receipts
wheat $50 today against 1895 last year.
Millers and elevators in market and all
offerings sold well following range sales
reported. l northern SO, 2 northern 1914
to S01a, northern II to 1914, rejected
72 to IS, no grade &C to rs. Corn dull
only cars received, No. 3 yellow corn
sold 45A. No. A corn at 45A. Oats ac-
tive and higher, market strong, l53 cars
received, sales from 32K to 36A. Twen-
ty-one cars of rye received, market
strong and full cent higher. No. 2 rye
sold at 50, No. 3 at so, no grade 40. Bar
ley dull market unchanged; l73 cars re-
ceived, sales ranged from 40 to SO, flax
receipts l26 cars, market steady. No.
! seed sold from $lO0h to $l.0Oa4, re-