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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30
THE CASH TRADE
FLAX MARKET ERRAT1C-RYE Lo'
C0On HENERA All, DEMAND. :

FLAX MARKET ERRAT1C-RYE LOWER
GOOD GENERAL DEMAND,
FLAx-An active market, with prices very
cratic and uncertain. No. seed sold from
e41hc to e5aac, and rejected from s2!bc TO
iuth stocks and report of the sinking of a fax
cargo on the lakes helped the strength.
arrive dlSs s4 k November. a51se; December,
941ac: May 971hc.
Minneapolis received 106 cars against 1oe
and shipped 20. Duluth received Oil cars.
good demand for everything. Prices about r.
same as Saturday. No. white closed at 1894
as4c. Receipts. 1o7 cars; shipments, IS cars.
CORN-Receipts, 16 cars; shipments, none.
Nc. yellow, new. closed at 4Sc. and old at
Acc
FEED AND MEAI-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn in sacks. sacks extra $l675; NO.
/ ground feed, 23 and 1s oats: ao-lb sacks
sacks extra, S17.2 No. ground feed. Il corn
and u oats 75-lb sacks. sacks extra, SITS; No
3 ground feed. 1-S and % oats, T5-lb sacks
sacks extra, $3.50.
MiLLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk, S1s; shorts, s13
@a3.25; middings. $13.25: red dog, S1s; all f.
O. b. in Minneapolis in 100-lb sacks, $1.50 per
ton sdd59n Shpmsnts o1sfea tons s@se
mating grades. 40@55c. Receipts, 81 cars;
shipments, 45 cars
TSYE-A good rye demand, with active
trade but at prices lower than Saturday. Re-
cepts. SO cars; shipments. cars No. closed
5oS4c
Ss@s,5o upland. No. 2. s7@7.50; midland. No.
/, $780, no grade upland, $6@6.50: timothy,
choice, $40: timothy No. l: &c. SO; timothy, No.
!sI@8; oat straw choice, So so. Receipts, $50
shipments p tons.
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STOCK MARKET TOPICS

A FEW ROOM TRADERS RUN THE MARKET
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TUNNEL
at is not easily realized" says New York
stock market observer in a letter to Minneapolis
house, how extensively lew room traders now
adays make an entire market. Times are dull.
vet 1t is Of common occurrence for some trader
to put out line OF 10000 or 90. 900 shares
Of some one stock like Steel preferred or Penn.
syivania trusting in his ability to get it bach
within forty-eigbt hours. There have been doz
ems Of times during the last fortnight when
shares around the room. Two stocks especially
Aon very popular short sales, Steel preferred
xAd Pennsylvania. The scattered short interes,
IN bota Is probably much greater than is gen
orally supposed"
The New York Financial says: '.we expect
to see bullish manipulation of specialties con-
s hans Floor operators favor It the good
on become factor for reaction. We should rec
omend taking fair profits on Sugar. We now
favor the purchase Of good stocks on all reccs.
sions.''
Speaking Of the Salt Lake cutoff. Edward n.
Hartman is quoted as saying that the next great
engineering feat Of the Southern Pacific will be
tunneling the Sierra Nevada mountains. Plans
for this great undertaking ready, he says. but
the Southern Pacific is not yet ready to begin
construction,
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WALL STREET PRICES
Market Dull, but Strong, Special
Stocks Showing Some Sharp
Gains in Prices.
Depression in London Reflected in
New York opening Quo
tations Lower.

New York, Nov. 30.-The depression in
the London market was reflected at the
opening in the stock market here in a
heavy tone for stocks. Declines were re-
stricted to within half except for United
States Steel preferred, Union Pacific, ST.
Paul and Tennessee Coal which declined
large fractions.
The opening decline was extended. Con-
solidated Gas. Republic Steel preferred,
American Car preferred, Colorado Fuel
and Railway Investment giving way |
and 2. The Pennsylvania group and some
of the grain-carrying stocks yielded large
fractions but the selling was not urgent
nor sufficiently concentrated to hare much
of a general effect. Large buying orders
appeared in Union Pacific after II touched
other western stocks to Saturdays final
prices. Republic Steel preferred rallied
rs and became feverish.
The market was dull but strong and
some special stocks made sharp gains.
Louisville & Nashville rose 1as and it's SUBJ
sidiary companies, Nashville, Chattanooga
& st. Louis. AZ.
Texas & Pacific, st. Louis Southwestern
preferred. Kanawha4 & Michigan, Delaware
d Hudson, Pacific Coast second preferred
and General Electric gained 1902, and
National Enameling AS. Chicago & East
ern Illinois preferred lost g
Bonds were steady at noon.
"a AHOIS CASSI1ul sentiment perVdOeu7 LlS
market and room traders favored the long
side more generally when the advance
failed to bring out any large offerings.
Pennsylvania. and allied stocks We're con-
spicuously Arm and the granger group
generally were well bought. Low priced
stocks We're in some demand. Among the
advances were Pennsylvania, the Chicago
& Alton stocks, Kansas City Southern pre-
ferred, Railway Steel Spring preferred and
Twin City Rapid Transit, which improved
to / II.
The announcement that a large sum Of
gold had been engaged for import started
realizing by the professionals who had
bought at a lower level and the leaders
eased off and became dull. Gains had
meanwhile been established Of a point in
Minneapolis & st. Louis preferred, Hill
nois Central and Reading. ~ in Kansas
City Southern common and 35S in the pre-
ferred.
The market became very firm but
moved narrowly except in special cases
Rubber Goods preferred gained ~ and
Jackawanna, Kansas & Texas preferred.
New York. Chicago & st. Louis, Toledo
Railway, Cotton Oil, Virginia Carolina
Chemical and Cast Iron Pipe preferred 1@
2. A rise In the call money rate checked
the advance but the reaction was small
The closing was steady but very dull.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., brokers, Minneapolis:
Closing figures bid.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

w Fl. BARTLETT Chicago to Lewis: After the
close of the market Saturday we learned thai
Armour chartered 5O0.nno blu vessel room to load
wheat. This will undoubtedly be No. northern,
This looks as If we are in for a bull canpaien.
Gables are weak. but this will have no effect If
Armour buys wheat.
Chicago 10 Edwards. Wood & Co.; The big
shipments of wheat by lake have made Deem.
Der wheat strong.
Weather map: There are light SHOWS in the
Dakotas, Iowa and the Ohio valley. Most OF
those are mere traces There is not enough pre-
cipitation anywhere to Interfere With the grain
movement. Tempera lures are seasonahle under
freezing generally and under zero In parts of fhe
extreme northwest Conditions are favorable for
wheat movement and corn curling.
Cudahy is good buyer of wheat.
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NEW YORK. Nov 3O.--Close: Prime mer-
tile paper. 6M61a per cent: sterling exchange
heavy. with actual business in bankers bills at
$4s3. 4OG4.sS.45 for demand, and at s4.79.I5@
4.79Gi so for sixty day bills; posted rates, S4.S1
Ql4.a2 and $4.S21s@ So; commercial bills,
S4.T31a M4.799s; bar silver. 561ac; Mexican dol
lars. 43c: government bonds easier; railroad
bonds firm. -
NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.--Close: Money on call
strong: 6d9 per cent: lowest, per cent; clos
ing bid 61a offered, {. Time loans, firm; sixty
days 6 per cent; ninety days and six months
5lsGJ6
NEW WORK. Nov. 20.-A telegraphic transfer
Of S700.0hD to San Francisco was made to-day by
tue subtreasury for account of local banking in
terests. Further large shinnents are likely.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. S0.--Bank cearngs to-
day, S3.30S, 1922: New York exchange, sell
ing rate Soc premium; buying rate, par Chi
Cago exchange. selling rate. SOC premium; buy
ing rate. 10c discount. London sixty day sight
documentary. $4.T91.
ST. PAUL Nov 30.--Bank e]earings, 81 1885,
$3.50: for the month. 29.99s. S4174.
PARIS. Nov. 30.-7hree per cent rentes. 3S
francs % Gentinnes fol-. the account. Exchange on
London. % francs 1879 Confines for checks
Z LONDON. Noy 30.-Bar gold IT'S 11$4d;
American eagles. 76s 6aid.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.--Discount ra ties, short bills,
per cent three months bills. 3Ss per cent.
LONDON. Nov. 30.-Bulliou to the amount. of
$50 900 was Withdrawn flom the Bank of Eng
and for shipment to South America to-day.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Nov 3o.--Con-
soils for money, IS 1915: copsols for account
january, s914 Anaconda. BIS; Atchison. 6sls i;
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT STRONG ON BIG sHIPMENT-OoRN
d. STEAMBOATS, FIRM

WHEAT STRONG ON BIG sH1PMENT-ooRN
STEAMBOATS, FIRM.
Chicago, Nov; 3o.--Wheat was strong to-day
on an urgent demand for both December and
IN S bs M
shipments from here, which rumor claimed was
for the account Of the. leading long. There was
nothing in the general news to cause strength.
steady. The December option showed the most
gain si advancing to s1s&c, after opening .ul-
e ensnssd sbads &c = hg6s at so
and advanced to s0S4 GSo7sc Minneapolis, Dr.
]uth and Chicago reported receipts of 1889 cars,
against .4o2 last week and 1,e87 year ago.
large tb decrease in the visbs supply to-
strength, and prices advanced rapidly, Deem
Der selling up to 82Ac and closing at S21sc. a
gain Of 1Ac Hay advanced to s1fsc and closed
l1s OIL &c higher. at 81 &c.
Close: Whent-December, s21sc; old e21AAc:
Cash wheat fs: u 10 gre red s7c No. hard win
ter, size; No 8 hard winter. 74G7sc; No. I
Corn was steady in sy@pa thy with the strength
in wheat There was a little December for
une Of business was Light and prices showed
higher s e It TX ~ opened unchanged to
,ea The big advance in wheat caused armer
higher, at 421sc. TO-
Close: corn-November. 421sc: December. 415s
GAAo; January, aoAc; May, 1870; July, 4e1sc.
f TSs s s9; No. 2 4SX @4$s No 4S&e
was Re Interest fsssd
1p trading. May opened shade lower to a
Close: oats-November. s4%c; December,
aAS% ssih Nay Nay: sSR @ssSG; July, ssA assbe
The following was the range of prices ~
y Nov 7,,lx
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Atchison preferred, ssA: Baltimore & Ohio
1875; Canadian Pacific. 1915; Chesapeake =
Ohio 81 "; Chicago Great Western, 49, Chicago,
Milwaukee, 8 st; Paul, l43; DeBeers, 2oH; Den
Rio DIRE 81 psRyer Rio Gand
fsrred, esR; Erie second preferred SO;
Illinois Central, 1873: Louisville & Nsal-
vile, 10IA; Missouri Kansas & Texas, 171a;
New York Central, 1211s; Norfolk & Western.
o.; Norfolk = Western preferred, SO; Ontario &
Western, 21A; Pennsylvania, 5sA Rand Mines,
as, Reading. ,2oa; Reading first preferred, 80;
Beading second preferred, 20; Southern Railway,
20A; Southern Railway preferred. 1914 South
srn Pacific, 47ss; Union Pacific, 76N Union
Racioc preferred, 80; United States Steel 11as !;
Wabash preferred So
Bar silver quiet, 2bMd per ounce.
Money, 3h@41a per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is AZ per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
three months bills is 4@4h per cent.
DEC. S A HOLIDAY.
London, Nov. 30.-Saturday, Dec s. will OBJ
served as holiday. on the London Stock Elk
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ANENT JAPAN FLOUR,

Chicago, Nov: 3o.-A Chicago Board Of Trade
mouse mouse; lHarrls.Gates, says that there is no de-
counting more or less with the ordinary indiv,ds
ual Wheat speculator. There is a strong warike
se enin IN Japan that may get beyond the
lt is hard to tell whether the large demand for
n .nlt northwest from Japan is being stimulated
low rate of SIS FER ton rail and steamer that
IS be1ng made from Minneapolis. but this Mime.
aspois,Japan -four trade development is now be-
ing closely watched by the Chicago trade.
european markets do not. as yet. reflect uneas
mess: aud 1t is likely that as heretofore tho
war fears will prove croundleSs 80
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CHICAGO LIVE s

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Nov. so.--cattle, re.
ceipts, 1900; steady to strong; good to prime
steers, $5-15M5.75: poor to medium. $95Od4 90:
ste &c ,s and f ss s17e@4: s;SS@
bulls, $1.75@1.25: calves. $1.75@6; Texas fed
steers, $2.75M3.5o; western steers. ss64.2o. :
Hogs. receipts to-day, $4,000: to morrow, As
900: 1o@20c higher: mixed and butchers, So
heavy, $4;25M4.45; light, s425@4.5o; bulk of
sales. $4.35@4.50.
Sheep, receipts. 10000: sheep steady to strong {:
lambs, steady; good to choice wethers, S3.75M
4:25; fair to choice mixed, $275@a.75; western
eEh lambs, $4.10@5.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

New York-The steamship Philadelphia, which
arrived Saturday, brought 1854, 900 gold, and the
Etruria which arrived yesterday. brought 81 ooo.-
600. There still remains to arrive 81 900, 900
gold out of total Of $e,247,8S4 officially an
noMnced as having been engaged.
Lazard Freles engaged 81, 800, 600 in London for
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Monday, Now 30.-Butter, higher. EGGS
steady. Poultry, weak. Veal, lower.

MONDAY NOW 3o.-Butter, higher. Eggs,
BUTTER oreamesies. extra, per lb. 2sc;
1ee daires extra 22c; dairies s dss 'e isse;
diaries. seconds, 12c; packing stock, s@13c:
renovated rem rate extras 49, rss c roll
cases included, is@isc candled, loss Of per
dirties, $475 per case for candled; seconds and
checks, per case; $3.50; April storage, car lots,
ES rs R vim or fats. fancy, 12c; twins or
fats, choice. lie: twins or fats. fair to good,
81 feR eef No. 1or 19e h s1eF S'ss r as ~
No / block. 15c: Swiss. No. 2 block, 12c; dai.
sci Tvs e. Fou dfzff large fat 1oc;
thin tss es
ducks, young white, &c; ducks, young, colored,
sHSs Sa d fat n sEss s@ tu4f:y.
r fancy 1885, spfnss l Fair e t. s se1dtes
ROSTERS and culs. &c; ducks, fancy, heads off,
o 1d fa IT, t eo GOOD sa geese fancy heads
S. ksSs; 81 fancy; per b.
4g4Ac; mutton. fancy. &c; lambs. yearl1ng.
fancy, .61a @7c; milk lambs. pelts off, 71s@Sc:
hogs, light, 5@51sc; medium. Sc: heavy, Ak @5c,
4@5e pekeret Sc; buliheads ee ss Pike 7c small
CABBAGE--Per crate, $1.75@2.
=. - III, %,
6o@62c; mixed, per bu, car lots sacked, 5O@55c;
small lots lots; sacked, per bu, zoe.
0NI0Ns--Per Blu, 40c.
P0PCORN-0ld rice, per Id. &c.
medium srsss fs fSs R R:H 0' Medium Sn,
BEANS-Quot ations include sacks: Fancy navy,
bu.. $3.50; choice navy. $40; medium. hand.
picked pnd r S24G medium fair $1eS medium mixed
fair to good, $1.50@16 60; Lima. California, per
lb. &c. -
- rs ,7Jonathans, per brl, $500; Kings per
va PER b nss p5 0e
br1, 1928; Baldwins. per brl. So % @3. SO: Tall
man Sweets. per brl, $3@3.25 choice cooking.
per brl, $2.75@3.
Floridas, ali sizes. $4a4a5: California Nave is
ZOOS to .25os $4.%; California Navels, SOS, 96s
LEMoNs. Ms sor fancy. to size, $3.50;
SWEET PoTATOES-Illino per br,. 81, so.
CRANBERRIES--Late Howes. brl. S. Is; Jer-
seys: brl S.. Jerseys. bu boxes, s2.75; Wis
e e Bell and Bug!e $s75; Wisconsin Bell and
PEARs-Eastern Kiefers, brl, S5,15Me
CALIFORNIA FRUITs-Pears, Winter Nells,
GRAPEs-catawhas, pony baskets. zoe; Ma
choice white, Lib sections 12613c: amber Sc:
goldenrod, 12c: extracted white, In barrels. GM
7c !, ss rae ID, al; amber Tag.
egg plant doz. $3.50; radishes, per doz punches
&c; lettuce. per. dog. soc; lettuce. heads. dos,
coo: mint per, doz 25c: celery, doz, 400 SOC;
oeets per bu., 4o@5oc; spinach, per bu. 75c;
$150@2; parsnips bu, 75c; cucumbers. dog. ST
gl.I5; green onions, doz punches, soc: shallots.
d Dc punches IS@ssc tomatoes. 4-basket crate,
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

IL; ri
day but Nay 70 sf1'f Tse Sees are S'' Ss
winter with only about half million of wheat
bu DAILY m here this ana
this week is sold for shipment and shippers can.
NC snn' Rs week wheat in store
24e,1 o7. decrease So; rs; flax ip store, Aust
S $685. ess f3 Ssfisy
94a. 4o2, in increase So.4as. Receipts to-day
b Mhea 2 27s s ears; aaK FL; oats ~
IS. 9ss; barley, 2o,471; fax, 2e7,224. Cars on
2 northern 7eNc; No. 3. 7sAc: arrived. No ~ j
hard S14c; No. northern, 73sic: December
@ aay se Nav s. sse 6sis on ss sk sd
5alsc. -
firm and m ns active: Buckvneat Flour
on buliish gossip concerning the visible aud a
ee@ber q So aa 81
Jersey, 5sassc; Ne T e sa ssSe / 2 +
BIZ; quiet but also firm on light offerings and in
sympathy With wheat: Dee se a 4e1ac: May.
track white. 41d45c.
Close: Wheat, December, sskc; May, s4hc;
July, s11sc. Corn, December 4yAc; May. IS -
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR Nov. 81
-Flour, firm. Wheat, higher; No i northern.
S4Ms4hc: No. northern 500 S31ac: May Slssc
asked. Rye, firm: No. ]. &c. Barley. 1c9 low-
err, No. ?. 62@63c: sample, stGsOc. Oats.
steady: standard. 3!@3T1ac Corn, steady; No.
3. 46M461hc: May. 421sc bid.
Wheat-Puts. S03lc. bid: calls. SEC hid
Corn--Puts. 42c asked. calls. 4214c asked.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Nov. 3o.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No. 2 red cash elevator, nominal: De-
cember. ,9o7sc:: May. ss5sc: No. hard. 7sMs2c
Corn-Firm; No. cash 4Oc: December, 39a4 "a
39Ac; May. 40ls @40Ac. Oats-Firn; No. ].
! cash. 37c; December, 36sic; May, 37c; No. =
white sac.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Nov. so.-close:
Wheat--December, 69Ih m69Mc: May. 69sac:
cash, No. 2 hard. I214 @I3c: No. 5, 6s@6e1ac;
No. +. 62GI66c; rejected, 6n@61c; No 9 -. 81 3
! al 82c; No. 3. 77@S9c. Corn December, 36Nc:
May. 36ss @36aic; cash, No. 2 mixed. 391s@
4Oc: No. 2 white. 391h a4oc; No. g. 39a391sc.
ats--No. white, SEC; No. mixed, 81 u l35c.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Nov. Wheat-spoi
No. 2 red western winter, eteady. IS I'd: No. ]
northern spring. no stock; futures steady: De-
cember. IS 41sd; March, Gs AID; May. IS sgd.
Corn-Spot steady; American. As Ad futures
.tAaSvi nacen,her. 4s 9. ID: January. as HID.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Is; Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul /; Mime
apolis st. Louis, l.; Chicago, st. Paul, Mime
apolis s. Omaha, /; Great Northern, 80; North
ern paeihe, 81; 500 Line 6. Total 1873;
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.,;,t7 . 90 49, VIZ. lVUF. oU.-Burter, re.
eeipts, Gbes pigs; firm; extra creamery, 25c:
dairy dairy lS@2lc Cheese receipts. sa4l pkgs: drm;
12c; late made 10Ac: small white Septem',er'
l2c; late made, 10Ac; large colored, lee: late
made, 1o14c; large white September, 12c late
state and Pennsylvania average best. &c: state
and xyl,s seconds hrstz 2s@sie
22s@2ec; western hrsts, Doc; refrigerated, 220I
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES ON THE RlsE-G0oD TRADE FROM
RELATED BUYERS.

@HAo41' PEIATED BUYERS.
Millers nut up prices 1Oc barrel all around
Tn correspond with the advance in wheat and
at quotattnne the market is strong With fur
wore reported coming In this morning from
buyers who were holding off but were scared In
~ the strong and advancing wheat market.
Shipments ,106 barrels.
First patents are now 9uotah!e at s. 4 sSG
second patents, 81. 90 400; hrst clears, So.So0
$40; second clears $2ao@2.4o.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Nov. so.-Provisions
Advance Of from 1oc to 15c in prices at at tie he
g g+ .r There was fair demand from shorts,
2h@15c higher at iii, J~,arE lpDd open 1,I,
l4@sl y - at $6.45 and ribs were 1oc hiehep
Close: Pork. January, $40 e21s: Nav s11 oo1
Lard, December. 645; January. Ss. 4nHS 42Is :.
Nay, eSe41h M65O. Ribs, January. SSs7R
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE cza,,
so:A.IRye, DECEMBER. 53c: May. 5e1sc. FiaS. cash
northwest d est 91dac southwest :1c; December. &c:
NAY 90 S. az timothy November, $255; Deem
november $11. Barley, cash, 35@5sc
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE NJ %
ar raw steady: fair refining SIC; centrif
n oga. 80 . test molssses sugar Sc; refined,
i uaiei' clnshed 2o5c; powdered 4.55c: gran
Molagses. steady; New ORLEANS aoaaaa ~. ozsc.
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Pigs and underweIgbts-s. lib lbs 1925; SO,

Pigs and Underwe1ghts-3, lib lbs, $325; 80,
121 lbs, $3.75.
Stays and Boars--E. $50 lbs, $a.25.
CATTLE-Receiptsm moderate. Desirable grades
firm prices. Gamers generally quoted somewhat
lower. Bulls and veal calves steady. Mich cows
dull. Good stock and feeding cattle steady.
Others slow.
Butcher steers-3 Westerns 1.476 lbs 81: 4
Westerns, L. 37 lbs, So SO: westerns. 255 lbs,
1925; %, 1.16S lbs. So; e., 1,195 lbs. $2.75.
Butcher Cows and Heifers--1 western 1,51O
lbs $2s5; 1. 1850 lbs $685. l. ], $50 lbs, So. so;
2, 1000 lbs, $3.50; 1, 900 lbs, $3.50.
e55 lbs. 81; 2, e15 lbs: 81 ;s5; 1000 lbs, s1.so
9, ee6 lbs. S1.75; 1. go lbs, $1.25; westerns,
923 lbs, $1.5O.
Butcher Bulls 1850 lbs. s21o
Stock Feeding Steers westerns. 800 lbs, So;
TO- 927 lbs, $3.50; g. 7O6 lbs, $40; 2. 300 lbs
So: 6e7 lbs, $3.50; 6, 653 lbs, $3.50; 6, $50
Stock Cows and Heifers-2, 5e5 lbs, 1925; o,
567 lbs, SLIGO.
Stock Feeding Bulls. 1T lbs. 81 so
Mich Cows and Springers-1 COW, $34; 1 cow
SHEEP-Receipts liberal. Mutton sheep in
strong demand at strong prices. Lambs quiet
and generally weaker. The arrivals were made
up largely of western feeders, which found a
slow steady sale. Sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs-14 mixed lambs II
lbs 81 .; % lambs, 60 lbs, 81: wethers. 81
lbs, .S325; ewes. 50 lbs, $2.75; ewes, 100
lbs, 81; buck. 100 lbs. $1.25.
Among the shippers on the market were: ".
Gustln. Taylor, n D.: G. 6. Tangen. Cyrus: j.
n. Hogan Benson: j. N. Malsed. Corona S. D.;
D. E. Dahony. D1innewaukon. n d.: W. L.
Waddeu, Forsyth, Mont. q II 1#ss5si
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Cattle, 1000; hogs. 1900
81 IS O. IS lbs g. ie aao lbs s. 20 IDS
Cattle-Stockers slow, steady: killers strong.
Sales: IA be>xes, 1,0so lbs, 1915; 10, 1920 lbs
s4.s5: II cows $40 lbs ST.; Is. $50 lbs: So 50. s.
LAO lbs. s4.30: Is stockers, 760 lbs, 81 so; 21
800 lbs. 81. 65; IA, 1,04O lbs So. So II yearlings
600 GO lbs, rs; IA. $50 lbs $3.50: 9. go lbs.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Two o'clock report:
Puts-May wheat. s1h @S144c.
C'alls--blay wheat, 821a GS2Hc.
Curb-1lay wheat Sig @S1Tsc.
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
s Increase. Decrease. Tot
Wheat 66S, 900 %. 1874
Corn $3.50. 249,000 6,122
Oats $4,000 ...... 1874
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Nov. ao--Reef.
goaee. pork-Steady. Lard-steady; prime
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Prices 1Oc higher Receipts moderate. Quail
bulk, s4.10@4.15; common to good heavy hogs
are Quotable from $3.50 to S4.20; fair mixed from
81 to $40; choice lights and butchers from $4.2J
to $40; no choice hogs here.
Hogs-1e, ~ lbs, 81. 20; y, 1859 lbs, $500;
Odds and Ends, 3ss lbs, $3.50; 2, s25 lbs.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, NOV. %.

Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. northern. 80: No. northern, IS; No. g.,
So; rejected 20; no grade. II.
ern; q No 8, 80; rejected "a no srads So
No. 8, 19: rejected q; no grade. L.
500 Line--No. 1 northern, II; No. northern.
so; No. 8. II; rejected II; no grade, 4.
Northern Pacifc-No. northern, 10; No 2
northern, %; No. 5. s.: rejected 2.
Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis s ouoaha-No.
northern. /: No. 2 northern. s; No. g. 49,;
rejected, u; no grade 3.
Totals-No / northern, 72: No. northern,
1872: No. 8, 14O; rejected, 70; no grade, %.
Other Grains--No. macaront wheat /; re-
iected macaroni wheat, 3; No. winter wheat.
/: No. 8 winter wheat Ia; rejected winter
wheat, 10; No. 3 yellow corn. 3; No. white
corn /: No. corn, 2; no s,gg grade corn 1; No
oats. q; no grade oats, 10; No rye, Y: No.
barley Ii; No. 5 barley, 33; no grade bar
ley. g. No. 1 fax, "a: rejected fax, 81; no
grade fax, 2.
Inspected Out--Cars--No hard wheat. /;
No. northern wheat. 81; No. northern wheat
80: No. 3 wheat. 9; rejected wheat Z; no grade
oats IS; No. white oats 9; No. 8 oats, s.;
wheat 1; rejected winter wheat. !: No. 5 white
no grade oats, 2: No. barley. 6; No. 5 bar
ley. 10; no grade barley, 1; No. l fax, IL;