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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED standard sewing machine, cheap for
cash address BOX as. this office. mli2l 80
WANTED-To buy old feather beds for cash.
Address ). W CASPER 5Ji lOth 81. sw.
mh2i-lst
WANTED-At SINCT.AIR's 6SS Louisiana ave.
furniture. showcase, roll-top desks, stocks OF
groceries. Tor cash mh2o-3t
WANTED want 20 sell that prettiest lot on
the street in Hvattstille. ". y. GILES 90
Pennsylvania ave nv. mh2OSt
WANTED-Ice boxes. al sizes. for cash HOP
WOOD. sth and sts- NV Storage, 81 Pack
INK AMI SHIPPING. mhlo-5t
WANTED Upright pianos for cash. HOPWOOD,
sth and h SITS. nv. storage. 81. mhl9-3r
wANTED-ENrniture for ossh HOLLYWOOD. sth
and X SITS. nv. Storage, 81. Packing and
shipping mhl9-3t
WANTED-To buy a feather bed for cash.
Address J. ". CASPER, 22n 9Th st. NV.
mhs-lst
WANTED Highest cash price paid for cast-of
clothes. ladies or Erntlemens. 40 IS postal
and 7 viii call. b. TARSHES, 1905 +, n ST. NV
nlh2Syt
OLD GOLD. SILVER. AND COINS BOUGHT.
SIS 81. NV. g. MARTIN. fe23-3Ot
WANTFD-Diamonds and other jewery: highest
prices EAid- ABRAaAA'S- A3s 9th II. iRz2-u
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The Nearer Option Feels the Effect
of To-day's Receipts Of
1,o47 Cars.
But the Figures Are Really Bullish
Compared With 1,410a
Year Ago.
--------------------------
The Visible Increase Moderate--An
Active Cash Trade at
Fair Prices.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, Nov.
23-Over a thousand cars Of wheat In the
yards this morning-this was the first re-
port received when trading opened In the
local pit. In consequence there was sell
ing, and with corn dull and cables shade
lower. there was not much on which to
hold the market. December wheat having
closed Saturday on decline of a cent to
1910 c,was off again to 1880, May hold
ing firmer but selling off a little, to 794c.
When the postings were all up. however,
the showing was anything but bear1sh.
There were, tobe sure, LOAF cars in Min
neapoliS but on the corresponding Mon
day last year receipts here We're 1.410 cars.
Duluth had Eat against 302, and Chicago
u.s. against 212, so that i'll the three mar
kets there were LAP cars against 1924, or
612 less than last year. Scattered SHOWS
were reported from the northwest and in
Canada and the skies are generally
cloudy in the southwest The tempera-
lures are reasonable, but the conditions
cannot be said to be any better for the
country movement. Both st. Louis and
Kansas City received more wheat than
last year, but only a. little more, the former
market getting 1884, 900 blu against 135, 600,
and the latter 105. 900 against $4,000.
From abroad there was the Argentine
news to start with, which was more bear.
ish than ever. The weather in Argentine
is said to be very fine, and q. direct cable
to a. chicago mouse says the harvesting, IN
the more advanced districts is going
ahead in satisfactory manner. America
shipped $685. 900 bu for the past week,
against 4,696,000 in the previous week and
5,56S, 900 year ago. Russia and the Dam
ube hold UP well by comparison with the
previous week and India alone drops off
materially. The quantity afloat at &c.
$50, 900 bu shows decrease of 2,680,000 bu.
The visible increased 1,526.000 blu, bringing
the total up to 20 901, 900 bu.
The royal statistics bureau Of Russia
returns the condition of wheat seeding on
Nov. Is as 80 per cent, against "A per
cent a year ago and Sc per cent in 1901;
and of rye as So per cent, against Y per
cent and So per cent respectively.
The market continued weak and on de-
cline to the close. December closed at
7S1sc, May at 79A@7sssc and July at
s5s@7sAc.
Primary receipts were 1,603, 900 bushels
against / ,99s, 900. and shipments were $685.
900 against 1,O51,000. Wheat and -four
clearances We're 2S6.OO bushels.
New York reports twenty eight loads
sold for export.
Minneapolis elevator stocks increased
225,000 bushels for two days.
With a big run Of wheat the cash mar
ket was very active, altho some wheat
went for delivery on previous sale to ar
rive and SO held down the offerings. No
1 northern sold from S01ac to S05sc for the
average, and No. 2 northern ranged from
7Sc to 791sc, according to condition and
time of sale
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.WALLSIREET PRICES
The Market Opened Quiet and Rath-
er Hesitating With Selling Or
ders Predominating.
A Rally Came Before Noon, but the
Demand Fell Off at Higher
Level.

New York, Nov 23.--The stock market
opened quiet and rather hesitating.4 United
States Steel preferred and Sugar showed
the largest fractional losses, while South
ern Paclflc and Pennsylvania moved as
much In the contrary direction. But few
stocks were dealt in In the early dealings
and transactions were III rather small
amounts.
Selling orders predominated, but they
did not damage values much. The press
ing OF the general market was fostered to
some extent by the decline in United
States Steel preferred to 5o11a. The move
ment on the whole was narrow and the
market showed frequent rallies. Southern
Railway preferred declined a point and
Republic Steel preferred Ia while United
States Steel second fives fell off to 50.
Southern Pacific was in demand later and
touched ID. Other stocks also hardened
a trifle.
Prlces rallied ITO a fraction above last
Saturday, United States. Steel preferred
sharing In the recovery. Local fractions
We're strong and made gains of 1@2. Snuff
preferred rose 81 Continental Tobacco
preferred liz and Corn Products 1A. The
market became very dull and llesitating
at the rally.
Bonds We're irregular at noon.
Large amounts Of Republic Steel pre-
ferred were offered, for which there was
little demand and the price slid down
steadily Until 1t touched 53, a loss OF Al.
This and the advance in call money rates
caused contraction in the general vol
ume Of business, but there was no display
of sympathetic weakness. Lead gained
III, and Nashville, Chattanooga Sc St.
Louis z. Sloss Sheffield Steel lost 1ss and
st. Paul preferred liz.
Liquidation, bear selling and the exc
cution Of stop loss orders carried Republic
Steel preferred down six points in all.
The decentralization in this stock was COM
municated to a. less extent to other iron
and steel properties, Pressed Steel losing
| IN. the preferred and Sloss Sheffield
Steel 2. and Republic Steel and Colorado
Fuel 1. Standard Stocks meanwhile main
tanned a firm front and the stability in
duced some later buying which carried the
prices to the highest, United States Steel
preferred advanced to 61M, Minneapolis.
st. Paul & Sault Ste Marie preferred
moved UP to O. Louisville 1A. Ice preferred
| 1s4, and, Consolidated Gas and Chicago
Terminal preferred /. General Electric
fell off III, and Northwestern preferred
as, Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis
extended it's rise to ten points and Metro
politan Street Railway 314. Republic
Steel preferred rallied to 43 at 2. clock.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis: q .E
| Closing figures are bid. .f8s
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CHICAGO GRAIN
BEARIsH SENTIMENT PREVAILS IN WHEAT
AND CORN--OATS EASIER.

Chicago Nov. ga bearish sentiment pre-
vailed among local traders in the wheat pit to-
day due to continued favorable weather, lower
been expected. December opened 80 lower to
1sc higher at 79Ac to SOC, and on big declines
in December at northwest points, the price
quickly broke to 79Ac, but rallied later to 1870.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts Of ,4O2 cars, against 1.247 cars last
week and i .924 cars q, year ago.
Dizziness in trade contributed to a weaker
undertone A feature in the late market was the
buying of December and May by the leading
operator, which was the main support to prices.
December closed sc lower at 791ac.
Close: Wheat-Decenber, 791sc; old, 7essc;
May, 1875 @7s1sc: July 74kc.
s3c; No. hard winter. SOC; Nos hard winter,
75@77c; No. i northern spring, Soc; No 2
northern spring, S3c; mo. Spring, 7S@S2c.
= Corn lower at the start on realizing by
local longs, the bearish influences being ex.
cellent weather and easier cables
market later rallied somewhat, December advanc-
ing to 1850, after opening shade to Nc lower
at 43ac to 43A @43asc.,s Local receipts were
2O4 cars, with 8 of contract grade.
The liquidation proved too heavy for the
trade and the market developed weakness dur
sc lower at 42%c.
Close: Corn-November, 42%c; December,
42Mc; January, 41Ac; May, 4l& @4175c; July,
Cash corn; No. 2. 4ssao; No 8, 4sA @48hc.
Oats were slightly easier in sympathy with
bearish but the selling was not large owing
to the small demand. December opened A13sc
lower at 35c, but sold up to 3514c. Local re-
ceipts we're 229 cars.
Close: oats-November, s5Ac; December,
3dMc; May 35Bc; July, 33@3sAc; September,
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NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-yolose: Prime mer-
camille paper, 6Q612; sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at s4.s4@
4.s4o5 for demand and at 81 50. 5o@4. 5000 for
s4s41M4s5: commercial bills, $4.s01s bar
silver, 5sc; Mexican dollars, 445ac: government
bonds. steady: railroad bonds. irregular.
call strong 4la@71a per cent; closeing bid 3
per cent: offered at per cent. Time loans dull
and firm; 60 days. 6 per cent; 80 days and six
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 2s.--Bank clearings to-
day, ss,45 ,so51s. New York exchange sell
Chicago exchange, selling rate, 80 premium
buying rate, 10c discount. London sixty-day
ST. PAUL, Nov. 2s.-C1earings. 81 1892. 147 81
3 LONDON, Nov 23.--Bullion amounting to
Zoo, COO was Withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land to- day for shipment to Egypt.
PARIS. Nov. 2SS.--4 p. pi.-Three per cent
rentes, 81 francs e21a centiInes for the ac-
count.
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THE CASH TRADE
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR GOOD LOTS IN ALL
COARSE GRAINS,

FLAX-No. 1 seed, either on spot or to ar
rive was in good sale in the light range of 94c
to 94Ac Rejected sold well. but hardly so
close to No. on the whole. The range on re-
tected was 92c to 93c, some to arrive going
fraction higher.
Minneapolis received 1874 cars, against 1913
last year. and shipped 16. Duluth had 100 cars,
against 131.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. es%c; to
arrive sgEye' 1885, 6e, November s49sc; December
CORN-Fair demand ruled. Receipts, 9 cars
shipments, / No. 8 yellow, new, closed at
42c, and old at Acc.
oATS-Prices held firm and there was good
demand for the choice lots. No. 8 white closed
at $500. Receipts, 1O4 cars; shipments %
cars.
NtILLsTUFFs-Th general market lis steady
and unchanged. Bran in bulk, S13.25; shorts,
in bulk, SIS; all b in minneapolis; in 1oo-lb
dog, SIS; all f. o. b. in Minneap polls; in 1O0-lb
sacks, S1.5O per ton additional. Shipments,
1851 tons.
FEED AND MEAL Prices firm as quoted.
Coarse corn meal and cracked in sacks,
sacks extra, $500 No. / ground feed % corn
and 1-3 oats, S0lb sacks, sacks extra, $17.25;
No. ground feed, - and "a oats, 75-lb
sacks, sacks extra, S17.75; No ground feed,
$1s.25.
RYE-eood demand and firm prices for choice
lots. Receipts, Is cars; shipments, cars.
No. closed at SIC
I'll BARLEY-An active market and good gen
eral demand at sd tisfactory prices. Feed grades
quoted 35@45c: mailing grades, 46@55c. Re-
ceipts:- 11s cars: shipments, 45 cars.
HAf-Prices are easy quoted and the fig
Upland No. /, se@s.5o: Upland, No. 2. $50
$3.50; Midland No. 1. ss@s5O; no grade Up
land $e@6 $50: Timothy, choice. 5000. so;
Iimethy, No. l. $9.5o@1o; Timothy, No 2,
$7@s: Dat strow choice S. so@9. receipts
2S7 tons shipments, 20 tons.
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STOCK MARKET TOPIC
SOMETHING DOING TO SOUTHERN PACIFIC
CALUMET & HECLA A WONDER.

trader who watches the Huntington proper
ties closely sent the following wire TO Whallon:
with sales of about 1000 shares up to il
o'clock this morning Southern Pacific has been
active for this quiet market, with
much speculation as to the cause, especially as
the price has advanced regardless of what the
balance Of the market did. [ hear ruInors that
the company's next statement will show earn
ings of 10 per cent. but the action of the stock
has it that keene is handling the stock for other
people in connection with some refunding scheme
and from the action of the stock 1t does look
as tho Keene Is active In it. Most of the trad
ing in it has been small lots. scattered among
traders and commission houses
The directors of the Calumet & Hecla Mining
company have declared dividend of $40 per
share. Three months ago $40 was declared, and
calendar year, making total of $3S. This
dividend brings the total disbursements to stock
holders up to $3.50, 900 on capital of $780,
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

New York reported thirty loads Of wheat and
seven loads of corn.
Moore. chicago, to Watson. Armour just
bought 200 600 more May wheat
C1earances: Wheat and flour, Use, 900 bu;
corn 81, 900 sbu; oats. 81 900 blu.
Liverpool close: Wheat, a d higher to I'd
lower; corn, Is @asd higher.
g Paris close: Wheat and flour, unchanged to
5 confines lower. rs
Direct cable from Argentine says the weather
conditions fine and that harvesting is pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
Forecast: North and South Dakota, Nebraska
and Kansas-C1oudy and colder. Illinois. Indi-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin and Iowa-1Fairs and
colder. Wisconsin and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lohrke confirms twenty loads of wheat taken
One Of the leading elevator men in Kansas
City is quoted as follows: "f equipment was
plentiful, you would see very different move
ment. Almost impossible to obtain cars even
here in Kansas City,
English country markets firm; weather cloudy;
forecast rain. French country markets quiet.
MILWAUKEE GRAIN AND FLOUR, Nov %.
Ws No Man
asked Rye, STEADY; No; ! ssh @s7c. BARLEY,
Oats, lower; standard, 3T1hc. Corn, steady; No.
s, 45@47c; May, 415sc asked.
Wheat-Puts, 781sc bid: calls. &TSSsc asked.
Corn-Puts, 41ss @41Ac asked; calls, 41B@
42c asked.
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1,oNpoN cLosINe STOCKS. Nov. 2s.--c,onso1

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Nov. % -consols
for money, IS 1916: consols for. account, SS1s;
Anaconda. 314 Atchison, 81; Atchison preferred.
Ohio, 81; Canadian PacIas. l22a Chicago Great
Western. 15at; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
2o1l Denver S Rio Grande preferred, 69s4
Erie. 27si Erie first preferred, 6sA Erie sec
isyilie & Nashville. los: Missouri. Kansas &
Texas, 171s New York Central, 121; Norfolk &
Western, 81 u: Norfolk g Western preferred 50;
Rand Mines, s5s !; Reading 2oM Reading first
preferred, 80: Heading second preferred. 29h
ferred IS; Southern Pacific. 461z Union Pacific,
74a, Union Pacific preferred. 80; United States
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CHICAGO OPTIONS.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, NOV. 81.

Inspected In--Wheat--Cars--Gr Northern.
No. northern, 27; No. northern, 81; No. g..
ST. rejected. Z; no grade, Ia.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. L north
ern, 1; No. 2 northern, 3d. No. g. 20; rejected.
A. grade. 20.
No; 8, 81; rejected, 1; no grade, g.
500 Line-No. 1 northern. s: No. northern,
Ii No. 5. s: rejected, o: no grade. l.
Northern Pacifc--No. L northern. II; No. 2
northern, 20: No. 3, 10; rejected. 9; no grade. S.
CHICAGO St. Paul, Minnsapelis s omah aha
Totals-No. 1 northern, 50; No. northern,
1874: No. 3, 127; rejected. IS: no grade. "a.
Other Grains-Rejected macaroni wheat,
cars; No; 8 winter wheat, II; rejected winter
wheat, 13; No. yellow corn, 2; No. corn, l;
No. S white oats, III No. 4 white oats, -;
No. 3 oats, "A; no grade oats 10: No. 2 rye, 8;
No barley, y; No; 5 barley, so; no grade
1ax 20: rejected flax, 49, no grade flax, i.
Cars Inspected Out-No. l northern wheat, 46;
No. 2 northern wheat, ID No. wheat, 10;
rejected wheat, 3; no grade, wheat. 2S; macaroni
wheat, 3; No. 8 winter wheat. L: No. 8 corn
q No. 8 white oats, 10; No. 4 white oats 10
No. 8 oats, q; no grade oats. 8; No. barley,
No. 5 barley. 5; No. 2 rye. i; no grade rye, 1
No. + fax 10; rejected fax, 8.
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Steel. liz; United States Steel preferred, 625s;.
Wabash. 1917 Wabash preferred, 851s.
Bar silver quiet, 265sd per ounce.
Money. 3@31a per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 4D4 1-1G per cent. The rate of
discount in the open market for three months
hills ia a s1k-1fG14 ner cent 44 4fs
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COLD COMFORT FOR CAssETT

President of Pennsylvania JoIted by
Rockefeller and Morgan.
New York Sun Special Service
New York, Nov 23-President Cassatt
Of the Pennsylvania railroad and John D.;
Rockefeller had a conference, at which
Mr.. Cassatt proposed a treaty of peace.
Mr.. Rockefeller replied substantially in
these words: i will be glad to talk about.
it just as soon as you restore the poles
and wires of the Western Union com
pany that you destroyed. =
President Cassatt also called on J. 7.
Morgan to enlist his aid in the fight. Mr..
destroyed S., 900, 900 worth OF vested prop
erty. ~
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Cash oats: No. 2, s53k@sec; No. 3, $40.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Nov 2s-Exporters sold
half dozen loads of wheat to-day and found an
improved tone to the foreign demand. Ship
pefs sold "a, O00 bu to go east. December opened
&c off at 1880, sold up to f7Sss 17Skc, and
closed at Il@c. loss of &c. May lost 40,
closing at 1885,. The cash business was light
The premiums continued at &c over December
for No 1 track. No. northern wheat to ar
OFF the No. / losing 2Mc and No. 2, &c
Flax was steady, closing unchanged all
around except that northwest was Nc up. Oats
fell PC and rye was up &c Grain in store at
Duluth Saturday, Nov. 81: Wheat, No. Il hard,
1859 bu; No ! northern, S9,s39 bu: No. 2
northern, 176 $50 bu; No. 3 springs, 1861 bu: no
grade, 1853 bu; rejected, 1850 bu; special
bin 415.57S bu: macaroni, 164, 551 bu: total,
LOIS, s23 bu; decrease, 902. 900 bu; stocks year
ago, 2.S0o.oI3 Coarse grain stocks: Corn,
l 245 bu, unchanged; oats. 500. 661 bu increase
IL bn; rye 1915 bn, decrease $3.50 Blu; bar
d, 239. $50 bu, increase. 331, 1877 bu.
The close Wheat. to arrive, No. 1 hard,
1890; No. | northern. I71sc: No 2 northern.
145sc; on track, No. 1 northern SO1kc: No 9
northern, T75sc: No. sprng T45sc to arrive
in November No. northern, so1sc: macaroni,
| No 1. Sic: No. 2. 661ac: December u c:
May, 1850: flax in store, 96asc; on track 96as G;
to arrive. 9ossc: November. 96asc December.
$3.50; May. 9S&c: oats. on track, 331ac: to
| arrive, 331ac rye to arrive, SIC: on track SIC
barley. Bic to 52c. Cars inspected, wheat, 247
100, last year. 131. Receipts, wheat, 235 sos
! bu: oats 3d. 1873 bu: rye. 1920 bu; barley
4O,262 bu: flax 149, 066 bu
Shipments: Wheat. 157,132 bu: oats 1877
994 bu:. rye, 81 600 bu; barley, 29S.3s3 blu; fla
1877 ,1SS bu.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

NO IMPORTANT CHANGE TO START THE
NEW WEEK.
The market shows no important change In any
respect Prices unchanged and firm as
quoted and demand is satisfactory. Shipping
orders are being received and much flour is going
to customers in territory close at hand There
is fair foreign inquiry reported.
Shipments, 1854 barrels.
First paterts quotable $4.65M4.75; second
patents $4.556l4 65; first clears, $40; second
clears, S2.3On24O.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Nov. 23.-Cattle
steers, $5@S.5o; poor TO medium. $50 80;
stockers and feeders, $2@4; cows, $1.50@4 %;
h be $2@4.50; Gamers, s1:5o@2;4o; bulls,
$2.75@3.5o; western steers, $3@4.5o.
Z. Hogs-Receipts to-day, 50, 600; Tomorrow, H.
600; 10@15c lower mixed and butchers $40
@4.55; good to choice heavy, 81 1904. so; rough
heavy. $415@4.40; light $42o@4.45; bulk Of
sheep-Receipts, 10000; sheep and lambs,
steady; good to.choice wethers. $3.50@4.25;s fair
to to choice mixed, S2.75@3; 80: western sheep.
lambs, $3@4.15.
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M1IwAuKEE GRAIN AND FLouR, NOV. Isl.
MISCELLANEOUS

s .sszz-
NEW YORK COTTON, Nov. 2s.-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance ID Of s@1I points
promoted by cables, considerably better than
bullish private crop estimate The wea Their
turnout the belt was more favorable than looked
for however. and with the LIST of December
notice day approaching there was some Iqaida-
advances caused a moderate set back. Following
this the market ruled steady to firm at a net
advance of about 7gI9 points. Trading was ac-
tive.
At midday the market was less active yet
firm in tone, with prices net 9@12 points higher
Spot, quiet; middling uplands, 11S0c; middling
gulf II. SOC.
Spot closed steady; middIing .up1ands. 1.Soc;
middling gulf, 1155c. Sales $500 bales.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER. Nov. 2s.--
Lead and Copper--Steady, unchanged.
! NEW YORK OIL, Nov: q: Petroleum, Firm;
refined, all ports, $9.45@9.5o.
PEORIA WHISKY, Nov. 2s.-Whisky on the
basis Of $1.25 for finished goods
ST. LOUIS LEAD. Nov. 2s.-Lead-Dull, 4c.
Spelter-Lower. 4. 81
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II AQdmS E4pTSSSl
Am. Express 81
700t Am. Car .....
2OOl do pr.
100 Am. Locomot.
9,400! Am. Ice .....]
5, 400F do pr .....]
$1,000 Am. Sugar III
: 200l do - .-...l
1901 Am. Smelling j
dol pr -.
Is, 700 Anal. Cop ...|
10o) Anacon. Cop >.
18, 100 At, Top. & ST..
!, 200 do pr ...s.
g, y00lBalt. & Ohio. !.
14,10OtBrook. Rap. T.
S00I Canadian Pat.
6O0iChes. & Ohio.
I,@0lCht. & Alton.
ZOO do pr 49,.
I, 4, 600lC Corn Products.
2OOl do pr $3.50.
1,1OQI Chi, Or. Vs.
200 do pr A..
200 2 do pr B -
ZOO Chi. Term -
100 do pr*.....
S0OlCol. F. & r. 4
100l Col. Southern
100 { do LIST pr -.
100 do I'd. pr -.
700IConsol. Gas :.
10O|Del. & Hud.
100 Del, L. & W.
300l Den. s. Rio G.
100 do pr $50.
5,500EErte .........
400 do LIST pr >.
+, 200 do I'd pr :.
400 Gen. Electric
300|Hocking Val.
100 do pr .....
1,OO0lI1linois Cent. !.
1OOlIowa Central. !.
do pr So.
Inter. Paper j.
do pr -:
K. G. s South
do pr -.
5,5O0| Louis. & Nash
NJ. ,St.P. & 500
4, 800 Manhattan -.
4, 2O0I Met. st. Ry.
$1,000 Missouri Pac .
S00IM.. X. & r. /.
600 do pr
1,100l Nat. Lead !. !.
North Am. Co.
Nor. Securities
200l Northwestern
N.Y.Air Brake
500 N. Y. Central /.
LOO Ontario & w.
Paper Bag 80.
| 2,000 Pressed Steel.
100 do pr ....
600 Pacific Mail !.
SO, 400 Penn. r. r.. !.
500 Peoples Gas. /.
,300I Reading 1888.
1901 do LIST pr. !.
| 100 do I'd pr :.
300 Repub. Steel.
q, 300 do pr
| Rubber Goods.
800 Rock Island !.
| 800 do pr $500.
200lTe1as & Pa,
| 10, 50OlSt. Paul
600 do pr
S5, 800 Southern Pac
300 Southern Ry :.
2,OOO do pr 80,
/ 1900 Tell. Coal & !
400 Twin City r Z
IS, 400 Union Pac :.
200 do pr
1, 60ol u. S. Leather
500 do pr -.
il, 600lU. S. Steel :.
300 do pr 80.
200 Wabash :. ..
s, 800 do pr
300 Western Unio'
100 Wheel. & LIE
100 do 1st pr.
loo do 2d pr !.
500 Wisconsin CeI
aooI do pr -.
Tc4o1 cola. 40 q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-23
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
PUTS AND CALLS. :

PUTS AND CALLS,
Puts-Decennber wheat, 771a @17hc.
Calls-December wheat, 7S5s @7S%c.
Curb-December wheat, 7S1sc.
Puts-May wheat, 79@7e1sc.
Calls--May wheat, 1913 @79&c.
: Curb-May wheat, 1850.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-23
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLouR. Nor.

NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Nov. %
Flour-Receipts q 1872 brls; Sales a. 800 spkgs
steady and fairly active. Buckwheat Flour
Dull, $2.25@23 80. Wheat-Receipts 105 800
buying Of May, but quickly sold off under local
pressure, big northwest receipts and with the
west: December. S71s @s7%c; May, SO 1.16@
50 7-16c. Rye-Nominal statesand Jersey Sc
@5sc; No. western, 63c, f. o. b. afoat corn
Ia 40 bu; sales 10000 bu: opened
west; December, sos @5O1ac. Oats-Receipts.
293 100 bu; sales, none; noninal track white,
Close: at-December s7hc; May. ss1sc.
9 Corn--December. soc; May. 47M @47isc