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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
The Market Acts Firm at First
but Goes to Pieces Along
Towards Noon.
!, Nothing in the News or the Gen
eral Statistics to Account
IS for It.
Armour Supposed to Be Selling
Out His Long December
Wheat.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, Nov. g
note of disappointment was heard on change
before the market opened today. Liverpool hay
Ing failed to respond to the advance on the
American side yesterday. Cables were firm and
Ad higher to close. and the foreign tone was
firm, Berlin showing great strength. with an
other advance OF 1c following the rise of Eester-
day in that market. But traders had looked
to the English market to higher and so
were disappointed and inclined to play for de-
cline. When trading began. however. the dip
was slight and prices held firm and in narrow
range at about l3c under yesterdays close.
There were runors Of big business here In bar
sley and cats for export but local houses could
not confirm them. saying that while there was
abundant opportunity to do it the car stuat tion
would not permit. The cash market firm at
2121ac over December, millerss buying wheat de
spite, the handicap put upon them By new rail
road restrictions. The old talk of the great
quantity In country elevators waiting to come, in
went around. the figures heard being 20 ooo, 900
bu. The fact that most OF this stuff has been
sold against in futures is considerable Of a
counter argument The days movement brought
429 into Minneapolis compared with 1878
! 8 year ago, and 361 turned up at Duluth against
174 Chicago sot 1s1 against 66. st. Louis
$1,000 bu against 10000. Kansas City 81, 600
against 104 900 and Winnipeg 2S7 cars compared
with 303.
The Price Current says wheat maintains its
excellent position and there is almost complete
absence Of Hessian fly. Reports continue Of
disa appointment in yields Of corn. ). I. 3 -.
The market began to go TO pieces along toward
: noon and had a heavy decline all around. No
one could account for. the extreme weakness on
any other ground than heavy selling by Armour,
and 1t was assumed that the big Chicago house
was throwing over long December wheat. There
was no support anywhere, and every body sold
1t, after 1t began to slide =. @t" ~
4 Primary receipts were 1, ,243, 900 bu against
T Sl2,OOO. Clearances, 47G+OCO bu.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchanges, corrected up to 12 M,
phurSuny. Nov. d. II

1loauce !ec ExSnange, corrected up to IL M,
MISUNDERSTANDING yesterday, 22,3s5 pounds.
seconds &c., dares e11rss 2oe
dsiries, hrsts, lsc; dairies, seconds, 1910:
saes ss 1sc ladies' seeopGs oise Inc
stock, fresh, sweet 151sc.
rent TmtseiPss rscets M YESTERDAY, l94 cases Cur
srfent receipts No I T. canaied, esss don asc; az;
sand sed checks
dog. "A 1sc; cold storage. mark. car lots.
CHEESE Twins or hats, fancy. 1s,s@14c;
fair f. to good 81 atsc: Young Americas. fancy
choice, HE; brick, No. i, i4c: brick. No.
prica nnasa No. No s&as sSasser s%Iss fancy NS
loaf, l5@l6c; choice. 100 lie; Swiss, fancy
bs'fast blGfe 122&al4c e Swiss choice block. io@l1e
ONIONS Spanish, crate, $1.75; Globe, per 100
lbs, $3.50.
GRAPES -Concords, basket 25c: Malaga. per
keg, 81; Catawbas, basket, 1Sc.
CRANRENKl ES-Jerseys brl, $40; Late
WESTERN FRUITs-pears Winter Nellis,
grapes. crate, s2.25. D@S' e'N go l''pe'0'
CABBAGE-Lurge crate So.
transformations include sacks. Fancy navy,
bu f.; choice navy, $1.65; medium navy. rs
@1;s5 mixed and dirty. 4o@7oc: brown, fancy,
$40; brown, fair good, $15O@1.75; Lima
Cal, per h. 6hc.
FlsH--Pike, ID, Sc; pickere;, .b, &c: crappies
ID. naro, ngss; bullheads, ~ dressed 5@6c; sunhsh
POULTRY Dressed, undrawn turkeys. fancy
ase; choice, i4c; old toms: 15c; culls, s@1oc
good, 7@Sc; hens. fancy, s." lens. fair to good,
and small. e@7c;, old roosters and culls. 5@6c:
s@9c; geese, fancy, heads OF. 9@10c; geese.
fair to good. suEs1ac
LIVE PoULTRY-Roosters. SC: hens, 5@ec:
! spfihgs. i12c, A4cese. Sc; turkeys large, Iut,
13c; thin slna& So 1oc.
PIGEONs-Tame. live, young old. doz, Soc;
live or dead, s1.5oes175 small. poor and thin.
ORANGEs-Floridas, box, $s.75; Mexicans,
1915. wa e
1EEMfoNGs1ifoFPia fancy ; CHOICE ssso
:; Pippins, $4.5o; Jonathans. $5.5Oe16; Kings. So:
Genetons, $3.50; Wihesaps. $4.5O; Grimes Cold
sn So Ta5lsa sxa 81 Grssang1
s..sez; p, ~ .ons.t ttt,ns' poA, s-'o' uano' oo'
DKEssEne MEATsW3eai '. fancy, ID, s7@7ac;
weight, 5,A@41se; mutton, fancy, ea7e; mutton
thin and overweight, -4u5c; lambs searlings,
choice to fancy, lOG11c: thin or overweight i
@3si; SiIsEi hsss; S1.@ee s!aho ,nno,ou <.o. 49,,
lunches S2.75@3; medium bunches $2.25@2.50
low DE9 ms6,rn pASlel1ow, = o. fancy bu l4o ye
sais2 VEGErABEsBeens ABLE string a bu 81;
beans, wax - bu, $3.50; beels, bu, soc; cauli
25al5Oc; cucnlnbers, doz, sl.5o; egg plant, COZ
s2.5oG3; garlic, 1o@12c; lettuce, leaf, 3oc: let
doz punches, 25c; parsley, doz SOc peppers
green, 2-3 bC crate, $1.50; radishes. round, do
Lunches, 4Oc; squash. doz, 81; spinach, bu, ,5uc
turnips, bu, 4Oc; tomatoes California, 4-basae
crate, S2 SO; watercress, aoz, 3Oc.
| HONEY-Extra fancy white, lib sections
14c; fancy white, LIB sections, 13c; choice
white, lib sections, 10c; amber, 13c goldenrod
12c; extracted wEite. in cans. TIC: extracted
amber, il cans, &c. ....-
POTATOES sacked, white, bu 90.
red, bu, 6Oc; sweets Jerseys, $3.50. r.
l. BuCkWHEAT l. ILOUR-Brl $685. Balls 10
lbs. s325.7 --.s. '-.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
THE CASH TRADE
CORN CLOSED LOWER-oTHER PRICES
ABOUT STEADY

FLAX-Receipts, SO cars, against 81 cars last
year; shipments, cars; Duluth, 81 cars. Clos
rive, 995sc.
oATS--No ) white closed at as9sc. Receipts,
IL cars; shipments 2 cars.
COkN-No. 8 yellow ctosed at 5OAc. Re
ceiptS, cars; shipments, car.
FEED AND COARSE M1EAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracEed corn. in sacks sacks extra. 500
@20.25; No. ground fa,d. 2-5 corn and 1-3
oats. eU-lb sacks. sacks extra $19@19.25; No.
ground feed, = corn and !. oats, so-lb sacks.
sacks extra; $19a 1928; No. ground feed, 1-3
corn and -; oats, 7O-lb sacks, sacks extra
S1HGG19.25.
MlLiSTUFFS-Bran in bulk S115O; shorts,
$1t.5O:- middings. $14.50; red dog, SIS: ali
!, in Minneapolis i'll 2oo-lb sacks. 81 per ton
anhltloial; i'll 1tk'-lb sacks. Sl.5O per ton addi-
tional: Shipments, 1863 tons
RYE-No: closed at 66A. .@67c. Receipts
IL cars; Shipments 3 cars.
BMi:LEl-r tcu gIatlrs ctosed at 36Ia
mailing grades, 42@4sc. Receipts, IS cars
shipments, 21 cars.
HAY-Chcice timothy $40: No timothy, SIS
M9; NO. 3 timothy. s65oQeT so; choice upland,
$500 wheat and oat straw, $4@l4.5O. Receipts
80 tons. - ..a ,-~.r - - 80"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
OMAHA LIVESTOCK,

OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Nov. s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500. Market steady. Native steers,
western steers. $314.5O: Texas steers. $2.75@
3S5: cows ard heifers. S31325: Gamers. $50
0f2.25: stockers and feeders, s2.256l4: calves.
$3@5.5o; bulls and stays. s1.50@".25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: market shade to sc
lower Bulk of sales. SAT- Y Gl4.Sn.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 900: market steady; lambs.
$6.5o@ 30; sheep, $5@6.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. Nov. e.-Recetr

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. Nov. s.-Receipts
Cattle. 900: hogs. 1000.
Hogs-2l.c lower Sales: 70. 3O2 lbs. 81 TO-
rs. 25S lbs s4T5: 70 26o lbs S4.7215.
Cattle-Steady. Sales: Beeves-14. 1.1S0 lbs.
81: 16. ,23O lbs. $J.25: 13. 1850 lbs. $3.50
Cows and Heifers-S. S9D lbs. 81: TO- s76 lbs,
So. so: 10. 976 lbs So. Stockers and Feeders-S
$50 lbs So: 10. $40 lbs. So. So 10. 1040 lbs.
$3.75. Calves and Yearlings-s. $40 lbs. So. so:
is. 62O lbs So; 10. go lbs $780,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Ap1zoNa coppERs

The controlling interests in Calumet & Arizona
company considering the advisability cf in
creasing the Capitalization to 100000 shares.
allowing 100000 to remain in the treasury and
giving shareholders two shares for one of new
stock The market shows no signs of great
strength. but holds we'll. Junction. Pittsburg
& Duluth and Calumet & Arizona being most in
demand. A report from good sources states that
Pittshurg & Duluth has struck a new ore body
in its Summit claim. r.. -
The following the prices on the Boston
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. Nov e-catt

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Nov. 9.-Cattle
Receipts. 5000, including LOCO southerns;
market steady to strong; native steers. s3.65M
$3.50; southern steers $2.4064; southern cows,
$1.75@2; native COWS and heifers. $1.75Gl4.75:
stockers and feeders $2500l4.2 90; bulls. S2@3;
calves, $2.25 @6.25; western steers, S2.S0@4.40;
western cows. $1.75@3.2O. p.
Hogs.seeepts si le4oo; market ste SC lover love bulk
ers, $4s5G4.95; pigs and lights. s4.60@49O.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market strong: NUT
ers, $4.75@6; fed ewes. $3.9o@5.25.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
Quotations to L o.m.. Nov. 8:
American Tobacco 6s, 115%, 1151s, lie. 1855
American Tobacco Is. a3Ss, SUl4, SOS. 8U14
Atchson As 1925. 102A.
Baltimore & Ohio is, 1O3A
BROOKLYN 4s, e4%, 94%, 9iss. %, 951A, 95A
ht#i. 4iia. "a.
United sttaes Steel 5s, 96A, 96h, 90, 96ls.
Baltimore Il Ohio 3las, y5.a, so.
Mexican Central, &in x.
Union Pacific As, 1O51s
Union Pacific convertlbles, 132!:.
Jananese lists. aSss gSA 9S!G.
Japanese Is, 9SB, 4S, 97Is.
Japanese 41ss 91a, 915s, 02. 91ss, 91a. 81 5s
Japanese second Is, 90, 81 Is, 80, 915s, 81 ss.
6 Erie convertibles, lot.
Southern Pacitic As 95, 95A
Atlantic Coast Line As. 1O1A.
Erie As. 102H, 102
Greene Copper, 25as.
Rork Island is. 81, SJis, S014.
Northern Pacific As, 1o41s, 1043s.
Rock Island 5s, 81, 9lM.
Reading IS 1O3.
Wabash debentures. "a, 1915.
Peoria & Eastern incomes, "a.
Northern Pacific general 3s, 1864.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy joint As, 101 q
Northern Securities. 71s5 asked; no bids.
Southern Railway IS, 12o, 120h
Proctor of Liverpool cables: SIN absence o
R1aclx Sea and disa plate SlTuplipS Er1
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
following was. the range of prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Nov. e.-Fla1 held its
strength and advansed %e for the day day. At
0ne to Was verN May
probably from tight money, and sold off 1Ac.
Armour still seems in, control Receipts to-
aeS 6arlex a. Cars on 1
Wheat, 1854 bu; oats 1000 bu; barley,
1915 bu: fax, 2a2 ,344 bu.
NJ No. northern: s2Me: December s2se;; May,
'aax cash, esMe; December, saasc;; May,
81 03A oats, 29%c; rye, 66c. E
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Nov. 81
Flour. receipts, 50o5s brls; sales. $50 brls;
sales: %1,0oooOo bu; steady. at first on light
oGeiings but later declined under reports of
may anq as ffs1
Rye steady; No 2 western, 76c New York.
Corn, receipts 54,s25 bu; sales, 5000 bu; easy
with wheat; May, SIC. Ia. -. .
wheat opened 1850, closed 7sc; December.
5aiy, so%e cash close close ' No ! hard, - Sc;
No. 8 northern. 73Mc; No. 2 white oats SIC;
No. barley, 37Ac; No. 1 flax, 97Hc. Wheat
receipts, 2S7 cars last year, 3o3. n:
MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, Nov. .
ss@soc; No. 2 northern, s4@s7c;: December
s77sc asked; puts, SIC asked; calls. ssc bid
Rye, steady; No. |, 72A@73c: Barley, steady
standard, 311a M32c. Corn, unchanged; No =:
yellow, 541k @55c; May, 467sc bid; puts, 46M'
asked; calls, 47c asked.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN Nov. 9.-Close-Wheat
futures lower. cash firm; No. 2 red, cash, ele
aa 5o hsSG sssse
lower; cash, soc; track, 50hc; old December
441sc; May, 44as @44Ac. Oats easier; No. !:
cash. Bic; track. 81 hc; December, 50ssc; May
32Bc; No. white, 32c. -. -.> -
#LIVERPooL GRAIN, Nov. 9.-Wheat sp6
steady; December, Is sd; March, Is I'D; May
Is. Corn. spot steady American mixed, 5s I'd
, Futures quiet; January, as esd; March, As SID
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS
Nov. 9.-Rye. cash, 731sc; December, re
May, 75c. Flax, cash northwestern, 81; south
western, 931ac., Timothy, March. So. 40. Clover
cash. S13. Barley. cash, 3s@55c.
| =. MONEY REPORTS
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Breaks Still Lower.
Call Money Bears Market.

A furry In call money; which sent the money
rate soaring to Is per cent, precipitated heavy
selling, and prices ewere forced lower than in
the morning. Average reactions ran to a point
Dut reached In Smelling and 3 In Reading
Missouri Pacific. Baltimore & Ohio, Cleveland
Cincinnati, Chicago Il ST. Louis and Metropolitan
Securities sold at 1@1Ai under last nights close
Closing quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson 4 Co., Chamber of Commerce. Clos
ing quotatio are bid.g4.r E. -71---' =, -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
BOSTON M1N1NG STOCKS. Nov. a.-rhe fol.

BOSTON MINING STOCKS. Nov. 9.-The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations Of yes
terday's msrket; Adventure, y, n, 7M@sh; Allouez.
Atlantic. 23@231s Calumet & Hecla. 6S0@ 6S5
Centennial, 2sk k@2SM; Consolidated Mercer SO
& c4ppar Kanfs omoso eoa 2% Daly
minion Steel. 21@211a Elm River, 3h @sB
Fl ankiin, 16M16h, Elm River. 3A 0l3R
ajuato, AS GO; Greene consolidated. 25k@26:
Isle Royale 24@241a; Mass. 9A @10: Maydow-
er. 1as11h; Michigan, 16@161s; Mohawk. IS
@5s&; Old Colony. - @2h; Old dominion.
1aAM Quincy. Ing 1o7: United Cop. Co.. 33@34:
Rhode Island, 6%@7; Shannon Copper Co., 1a
1877 asked Tecu,nsch. 13d13l4; Trinity, 9A 4,
GA United States Mining, 351a@3e; United
6M Neat Winona. 9as @aM; Wolverine 12tQ1
127; Wyandot, 2@2A; Santa Fe, 2ss @25s; n.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
nArry WHEAT MOVEMENT


11111 MIN ~ 49, =
$3.50 bu; oats, 1850 bu: barley, 67.s6O bu;
rye, 1o,5so; fax, $4,000 bu -four. $50 brls; mill
stufs, 155 tons; hay, 40 tons; linseed oil, 10000
lbs; :ca-. lots 6eS. -. u :, -..t ---s, n
shipped-Wheat, 81 cars, 4.64O bu; corn. $50
but; oats, 1920 bu; barley. "a, $50 bu; rye, 1870
bu; flax 10 620: flour. 1904; millstuffs 1853
tons; hay 1o tons; linseed oil, 100000 lbs: Oil
cake 1136 600 lbs: car lots. 527.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
THE FLOUR MARKET.

PRICES REVISED ALL THRU THE LIsT-DE-
MAND NAIR.
Millers made general revision Of prices to-
Gay as per the figures below. There is a fair
general demand reported BUT the car scarcity is
making it difficult to operate at full capacity.
Shi oments. II 9O4 brls. ,
First patents are quotable at 81. .SO@4 90; Sec
ond patents 81 6e 024.7O first clears ST. 65m375:
second clears, $2.45@255.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
TURN
AMONG STOCKS
SELLING MARKS OPENING AND
PRICES SHOW DECLINES.
After Continued Selling, a Recovery
Occurs, Lead by Reading, Which
Reaches Record-Great Northern
Shows Marked Fall Before the Turn
Upward


New York, Nov. 9.-Selling orders at the
opening carried prices In the stock market to-
DAY lower all around, the declines running TO
small fractions except III the cases of tue local
lactiohs, metropolitan Street Railway running
on points Oh wlue quot Aions and Brooklyn
transit poAt. Heading ana Smelling showed
fWeSlslance ard scored fractional gains
liuiio'eu prices We're registered after the
opening selling orders had Deen cleaned up. but
Tue rallies were not OF much consequence out
slde CT Metropolitan Street hallway, which re-
covered half Or its 2Doint drop. keading kept
pace with the tendency and shot up to 141a
vigorous selling WAS resumed again and prices
relapsea Sharply all around. Northern Pacific
was driven 3h below yesterdays close, Della
Ware q hudson and Minneapolis, st. Paul d
sault Ste. Marie 2, Third Avenue IA and Atchi-
son, North Western, Kansas City SOuther. pre-
Ierfed. Atlantic Coast Line. American Car.
ffeSseu steel Car and Locomotive to ] a. Reau-
Ing reacted point Great Northern preferred
soid at 2t3A and at 210 ''ex-rghts, " compared
with 3lU, Yesterdays closing. Havana Electric
rose Z. speculation then became very feverish,
prices faliylng fraction and going OF frequent
~. Reading rose to 142A
A general recovery from above yesterdays
!ast prices occurred during the second hour
headlng SOLD at 143A yesterday 8 record level.
Other gains established were Atlantic Coast Line
|, Smelling 2A, United Railway Investment
~ and tennessee Coal and Havana Electric pre-
ferred II, American Tobacco preferred IA.
Chicago Union Traction dropped 2A, Hooking
Valley preferred 3, United States Rubber second
preferred ~, Denver 4 Rio Grande preferred,
Manhattan, Kansas s. Texas preferred and
United States Realty a point more. Bonds
were heavy at noon. ..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

New York-Room is full of rumors regarding
Secretary shaw's intentions, even to reporting
New York--Tbere was heavy calling OF Innns
the stock exchange today 10'-s 1S''-a@
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Nov. a.-C,ose--
Wheat uncfange9 to lower: Decembe-. 70asc:
May. size; July. 755sc: cash No. 2 hard. s11a
@1a4c: No. 8. 791aMs3c; No. 4: TG@7 79c; No. 9
cember. 4t5sc: May. 42c; cash No. 2 mixed A
0l45c; No. 2 white. 47c:. No. g. 431ac. Oats.
firm No. white, 2S1a @3O1ac; No. 2 mixed,
2S1a @29c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
WHEAT MOVEMENTS BY ROADS,

Received-Cars--Milw 49,: Omaha %;
st. Louis. 12:S Great Northern. ITO: 500. 80.
Observation-Disclosures 10; st. Louis g.
Wisconsin Cenrtal, /: Great Northern. 4: Burl
incton 10 ,....z.ss ...- sLs.. 80 -... IN
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
DO YOU SPECULATE?

We want to get into communication with spec
ulators all over the northwest with a view to
securing representative in every city in which
we have no branch office. This is the time Of
year when the public becomes interested in the
markets and when trading is brisk in all specula-
tive commodities. There is chance for con-
siderable business in your city. Drop us lima.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
PROVISIONS (, 5

: CHICAGO PROylslu-ss. Nov 9.-Provisions
were easier. as a result Of a sc decline in the
price OF live hogs. Trading was almost at
standstill, demand being extremely light. Msy
pork was off 21ac at $12S21a. Lard was
changed at $707:021a Ribs were up shade
Close-Pork, January, $12.57A; May, s12.75.
Lard, November, 81; December, $6.s71a; Janu-
ary, $685.: May, 81. Ribs, January, $6.55; May,
Sc. II n. p r - -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

RAILROADS entering the yardS reported receipts
Tor the Gay by loaus follows: Chicago Great
western, .; Chicago, Milwaukee d st. raul, 10;
minneapolis ST. LOUIS, 8; Chicago, st. Paul,
Mlhneapolis ~ Omanu, 10; Great Northern, 1S;
Northern facifc, 51; total, 1US.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Sales STOCKS

II, 2OO!Am. Car I'll
700E do pr -.
a5, 600 Am. Loconot i
100 do pr -.
6, 900 AM. W oolen !
Am. Linsced Il
900 Am. Sugar 49,.
200 do pr -.
43, 800 Am. Smelling. |
Il, 1901 do PR !. ?.t
Al, 9(N Anal. Cop |
800 Anacon. Cop :.
17,7OO| At. L. & S. 81
$780, do pr
7,3OO1Ralt. & Ohio.
&c, 200 Brook. Rap Irj
20. 800 Can. Pacific l
4, S0Ol Ches. & Ohio.
200 Chi. & Alton. /
I'D do pr ....l
20o(Cor:l Products. !
l00 do pr -. !
1900 Chi. CIR. West.
Chi. Term. i
!
5, 500 Col. Fuel&IronI
do pr .... i
900 Col. Southern. i
300 do 1st pr. i
200 do I'd pr. |
4,S00lC lConsol. Gas :.
300 Del. & Hudson
LOCO Den. & Rio CIR.
/ 200 do pr $50.
Du. SIS. & Att
: do pr =. !
Sc, 500 Erie .........I
800 do list pr. i
500 do I'd pr.
7O0l Gen. Electric.
1,4Co "Great Nor. prI
do rights 4
| COOL Hooking Valley
300 do ur
1000 Illinois Central
! 800 Iowa Central.
; 1,200 Inter. Paper. !.
| 300 do pr .......
400 0lLou1s. & Nash.
4O0lSoo Line 90.
100 do pr ......
25, 700 Manhattan -.
2,10OiMet. st. Ry..
| 1900 Met. Securities
NJ. & St. L.
46, 40OI Mo. Pacific. :.
IL, 300 NJ, X. 4 T. :.
1,100 do pr ......
1,70O! Mex. Central.
| 800 Nat. Biscuit. !.
ID, 900 Nat. Lead -.
do pr ......
! 2,100l Norfolk & w.
! 1,1C0 North Am. Co.
| 6,T00| Northern Pac..
2J0 No. Western. ;.
II, 800 n. Y. Central.
| 4, 400 Ontario & W..
| 3,7O0 Pressed Steel.
300 do pr :.
300 Pacific Mail.
eS, 100 Penn. r. r.
4, ,003I Peoples Cas-.
1933COi Reading .....
500 do LIST pr.
| 1, 100 do I'd pr.
| 7,2U0| Repub. Steel.
! 3.4OO do pr ......
il, 100 Rock Island. {.
.D3l Go pr -. :.
%. 200|St. Paul
36, 400 Southern Pac.
! %, 600 Southern Ry. /.
] 2oo| do pr . ..
19,400l Tenn. Coal & I.
1.3COETexas & Pac.
1901 Twin CityR.T
! 122GOI Union Pac -.
t. geo do pr -.
), S09!U. S. Rubber.
200 do pr .....
90. IW)IU. s. Steel
! 42.7OOl do DE ~. g..
.2G0l Wabash
| 300 dc pr
| 2,sao Va. Chemical. .
100l do pr u.
Western Union
51Ol Wis. Central. /.
| 1O0l do pr -.
Total sales. 1878: /:
sEX-rirhtS.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

THE DAYS REPORTS.
CLOSING CASH PRICES.

Track No
white
No
yellow wcorn5
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

fer, St. Paul, Nov. 9.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report good horse trade. All heavy commercial
classes continue firm at advanced price Of Mon
day. Drivers also sell we'll. The bulk of to-
days sales were It the following prices: Draft
ers. extra $190M215: drafters, choice $175@
100; drafters, common TO good $160@175; ex.
pressers, extra. $160@175; e1pressers. choice
Sl41@l6o; expressers common to good, $123G
s160@1I5; drivers common to good. $125@15G:
farm mares. extra, $155@17O; farm mares
choice, $14O@155; farm mares, common to good
$125N114O; mules, $130M225
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

NEW YORK OIL, Nov o. = Petroleum
steady refined. all ports, $7.65@7.7O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

Hog prices shade lower. Receipts moderate.
3py s better t than
$475. Light, common to fair, $3.50 to $4.70;
good to e.oce. $4.75 to $4;s5; mixed, common
nsavy fa gofe e s. ss5 ss99s sco
to $475; choice, $3.50 to s4.S5; roughs and
sows s4:15 to $40.
lbs. s4;75; 81, 1ss lbs. sA;75; 81, 21s lbs.
s. ii is 1Ss s4e S; 8 sis IL ts IS ses S'
Pigs, Roughs and Underweights-10, 39S lbs
$40; 5, 29o lbs, $4:s5; 4, ss7 lbs, sa35; s.
424 lbs, s4:S5;, /, 800 lbs, $425; 2, 42o los
Stays and Boars-1 boar, 64 lbs, 50.
CATTI,E-Receipts moderate. Quality Of kill
ing cattle offering fair prices on stuff in
yards generally 1Oc lower. Demand strong for
good to choice steers and cows. stockers and
feeders generally 25c lower on all grades. COM
mon light stuff very dull. Bulls about steady.
i Calves dull to 25c lower Mich cows generally
steady: Rn cnst Sales; afs:rs 90 ,ns 50 %. aao
lbs 2E ss25: l. 11so lbs. So; os i, 100 lbs S.
]. .o24 lbs, So; s. 1.126 lbs. SO: 3: 1.1so lbs
$a ?, 300 lbs, So; 1, 1o5o lbs, $3.50; l. 1'ooo
Butcher Cows and Heifers-7. Oil lbs. SO: 2,
cutters ss anG Ss 's 81 Ti is 8
ysS s5S Is Ssvsss 30 S1S Ss l6s l7s lbs.
sss; : and ID resdns ses sse @ 5s
sa5o: So lbs 80 ibs sS i'5 ' lbs ss5 sS 'T
100 lbs. S225: 2, G45 lbs 81. 25: g 465 lbs.
20: l, 400 lbs. So; ! $50 lbs. 81:
Stock and Feeding Bulls. 1910 lbs S223
/. 800 lbs. S1.75. ....
SHEEP-Receipts consist mostly of feeders.
! Offerings Of killing stuff light. Demand strong
and prices fully steady. Feeders generally
| steady.
| Killing Sheep and Lambs-5 lambs, "a lbs,
se55: lambs, 81 lbs, $655: lambs lambs 70 70 lbs. lbs
$685. 6 ewes, 40 lbs. So: l eve, 105 lbs.
| $4.7j; 2 ewes. 125 lbs, 81 80.
| = SINNERS market c.
| Bates, Menomonie City, Wis; Albee Bros, New
Richmond, Wis; c. L. Berg. .Northfeld P. s.
French, Dennison: J. Wilson. Barnes Mount:
Towner, n D.; A. H. Arnold. L. A. Arnold, T.
II. Arnold Mayville; S. o. Overold, Stanley; FL
| Peterson r. Hanson. Ulen; Nels Morram Bat
tie Lake; P. NJ Gilmore, Miles City, Mont.
E. A. Bushey, J. c. Hute, Atkinson; C. Thomp-
son, Leonard n. D. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Declines Continue.


Gradually lower prices were made during the
la te afternoon .altho the selling lacked the ag
gressiVeness that distinguished ii during the pc
rlod OF the money furry. Overnight losses Of
point became mere numerous aud there
pretty thoro cancellation Of the earlier advances
IN selected stocks. Northern Pacific yielded 51a
points and Delaware & Hudson yielded 8. North
Western 2 Chicago Terminal IA, Illinois Cen.
tral " and st. Paul, Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific. Pennsylyania, Pittsburg Cincinnati, Chi
cage y ST. Louis and Consolidated Gas 1, Metro
politan Street Railway declined to 11SA and
Reading to 14Oas. .l.ss.. 3. : s
Breaks Still Lower. -
Prices held duly about the previous level and
then broke lower when call money rose again
to the high level. Atchison sold of 2M, Cana
alan Pacific IA, Delaware & Hudson 5, Hooking
Velley ~, Kansas City Southern preferred s,
Metropolitan Street Railway 3ss, Metropolitan
Securities ~ Consolidated Gas 2A, American
Cotton Oil 2&. Locomotive g Union Pacific u
and active stocks generally from l to l y. The
profit taking by the board room bears induced
only insignificant rallies and the closing was ac-
tive and weak -'r -17- f.1.