The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
ROUND THE TICKER
And In The PIT
Sossip Of the Trading Floor, and
Of the Brokers'
Offices. yiR#i

VALENTINE says Chicago May wheat win sell
Fer the dollar line. ..r #,..@ Sssst
iLICHTSTERN says wheat will go up 10 cents
tfore it goes down 2.
MINNEAPOLIS grain firm said yesterday
4ey were within 1ac Of working 100000 bush
IS coarse grains for export.
VAN AMBERG wired: IAN indifferent bank
atement and think rather better than actual
nditions thru the average system"
SENATOR CLARK estimates earnings of
nalgamated Copper at $4,000 per annum. 1
WHALLOW'S wire from Shearson late Sat-
day said: II hear there Is half panic in
,ris.' ~. A+..5a h u. .'
WATSON's New York Office says momen-
ry furry in Paris would mean that gold
rts by Tuesdays steamer would be almost
rtatn. + = .1~. +'-s
WISCONSIN CENTRAL reports for septem.
"a surplus after charges and taxes of
1924; increase, $7,14S. d. ~
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. Washington spe-
Il says further signs of a renewed campaign
favor Of shipping subsidies are commencing
manifest themselvese. - 4
HILL SYSTEM gross earnings, including Bur-
gton out late Saturday, show, for last fiscal
AR, equal to $161, 100000 The figures were
100000 in the previous year.
The government has overestimated the wheat
,p forty to fifty millions, says II. v. JONES.
:. ". SAVIN started the selling Of Union
cihc on Saturday and II. I. Nicholas was the
lyiest seller OF American. Locomotive.
GEORGE DAGGETT says he is believer
the strength In wheat and bull, tho not an
tremist. Undoubtedly the Russian situation
very bad. ,-<' $500. T.. ....s ,.-t
~ Twelve British steamers are about to sail
IN broken, the bourse having released export
from liabilities in the case of foreign I'M
tiers and shipowners in consequence. of the
uation being beyond their control.
There will be reaction. usual, but Min
lpols May wheat Is nevertheless destined to
/ at dollar or. better" says GEORGE:
1VGNEAUD. 81 >ss.
9ATEs' office is quoted. 1.-The stock market
ks like going down. For months the. big
erests here have protected things whenever
" looked for break and the present mar
depends on whether they will put in their
orders this time -.
rurnbull wired Piper: 1.-THE traction stocks
being sold on the political outlook in New
easy stroll 1t looked at first"
LEWIS wire says while showing a small
'rease in reserves, the bank statement Is
,orabe as indicating the beginning Of the
urn Of money to the banks in New York
shown by the large increase in deposits and
Gle. ~, ~
BANK STATEMENT increase in cash was
Dut So, 900, 900 larger than expected. : -,
RUSSIAN imperial as show further decline Of
to S9A, making loss since Wednesday OF
.rly points. japanese bonds are mainly
yer. y,,sa. -s-s 80.
D. II. HARRIMAN'S talk about the beginning
an era of comparative railroad building was
big factor for the bears in stocks, who used
effectively. L.. .~.--
HAMINE is feared in Japan. as result OF q
TT rice crop, says the New York News. =,
Ohm W. GATES said: Naturally the in
views Of E. II. Hartman, and J. J. Hill,
re- been discussed freely. Men familiar with
situation and with the attitude of the large
liking interests are not disposed TO DeileHe
t unnecessary competing lines will be built
any, of the large railroads In any section
United States"
Speculative sentiment is rather, unfr1endly
the merket as a result OF the selling or the
t few days and the decline In prices, says
York, TO WHALLoN, "and, the OUTLOOK II
t general sentiment will be bearish Tor the
It few days. r. - -, ~
+ HILL, referring to Mr.. Harrimans re-
rks on an era of competitive building, said
view Of the situation had not presented
IF to him, and, that he knows or no propsi
- y to have the Burlington build to Salt Lake
y. =
resident Mellen of New Haven railroad, de
8 report that relations with New York, Cen
in New York terminal may be severed
J. s. Woodwork says the car situation today
is bad If not worse than at any time in the
t. The railroads are making heroic effort
accommodate shippers, but the promise 10
mediate Improvement is not very great
;HARLEs e. LEWIS, who has been in To
to and is now in Chicago says:
Il find about all the visible wheat in Canad'
already been sold for export at Toronto
borters sold wheat to go to Hamburg ant
o. l think wheat will sell at 81 per bushe
J higher. on this CROP.
AMES-BROOKS, of Duluth, wired Piper
e think this foreign situation Is sensationa
:. We believe If the foreign markets ar
tricted in Russian wheat without being ali
~-htely deprived of them, that they will easil
lance the price 10 or 20c. Manitoba simpl
mot move the wheat to replace any sue