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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, July 1.-THE
cotton market opened weak at de;
S Sear and nauidation foIloWne
lower cables and favorable weather advices. AT,
ter increasing the declines point Or two in ac-
tive months. the market was rallied Wy cover,
spot oerings and 1umor rs Of f. support By leading
first hour was steady. to firm at a net advance
of 500 points. Trading was fairly active all
the morning and there was still more Or less
excitement
September, 10.!7; October, 10.SSc; November.
1oeoc; December. 10 $780, January. 80. s9c; Feb
ruary, offered 11.02c; March, 11.o5c; April,
IL O5c bid; May. Lille.
Cotton, spot closed quiet. 10 points advance;
middlin guplands, 1110c; middling gulf II. soc.
Sales, 1000 bales.
The advance which started soon after the open
ing continued during the morning and the mar
ket at midday was about ten to thirteen points
lands. : 1.o5c; middling gull 1890. ..ap
August 1870; September io.s5c; October
1o.82c; November, 10.95c; December, lie: Janu
April. 11.14c; May, 11.15c.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WEAKNESS IN WHEAT MARKET EARLY
CORN AND OATS AFFECTED.

WEAKNESS IN WHEAT MARKET EARLY
CORN AND OATS AFFECTED.
Chicago, July 12.mPfoat-t taking due to e Z.
that tended to increase the selling pressure were
lower cables and the bearish tone, Of the gov-
IT. to s t.
tber to a. ss Mnneapol s Duluh and ch
cago reported receipts OF 1877 cars against 5o4
ana 2sG
where September wheat dropped nearly &c, prizes
here declined still lower. Under persistent liqui;
dalton September sold off to s5hc. The market
@s61sc.
Cash wheat, No: 2 red, new. e2@s2hc; No;
Fed 29 I Me hars No.
northern, $1S@li4 81, No az spring ss@
se Se:e DecsmSer s ssy Ms9 ~
Notwithstanding higher prices at Liverpool the
lures. The government report was bearish. and
b fes ana ay eiiTer opened "
&c lower at 55Ac to $3.50 and sold off to = q y
@549sc. Local receipts were 222 cars with "a OF
contract grade. -
- Demand showed some improvement during the
last half of the session and prices made par
bttal recovery. Shorts were the most active BUY
'ers. The close fairly steady woth September
Cash corn, No: ?, size; No; 3. 57@57Ac:.
Der, 55e; old, 55%c; December. 4sAc; old
'0 Weakness of other grain had depressing ef
feet on the oats market. The crop report va
construed moderately bearish !, S ssRt san
s RRsse sed at si s1e, and t6en feseted
81 i @s1Nc. Local receipts were o ss cars
Cash cats No 2 s1se; No g. soh @s1Ss
s1Nc, May, s31sc; December, 81 &c.
The following was the range of prices:
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SPRING WHEAT OFF
BY 81: POINTS.
ONLY 24,257, 900 BUSHELS IN FARM
ERs' HANDS EVERYWHERE.
A Corn Area of 94,o11.ooo Acres, an
Increase of 2,oso,ooo over Last Year
Condition July /, 87.3-Coarse
Grains Average Up Well, and the
Flax Acreage Runs Somewhat in Ex-
! cess of Last Year.

[ The monthly government crop report, issued
Yesterday by the department Of agriculture gives
ee condition Of spring Wheat VI y J pfy
l, last year, s25 July l. 1908 and 10-year Az
erage Of s9.a. This would point to a spring
wheat crop Of 900 Blu, If the condition OF
the crop is maintained until harvest.
Z The average condition of winter wheat on
July was 1871 per cent, as compared with 1913
June l, 1871 July last year and 1913 July l.
1908, and ten year average of IT'S. On the na.
sis of these figures, winter wheat yield OF
418,932 900 bu could be expected
Z The average condition of spring and winter
wheat combined was 8 on July l, 81 % July
last year, and so in 1903.
+ The amount of wheat remaining in the nanus
| of farmers July 1 is estimated at about M.2oi'-
900 bu. equivalent to about "A per cent OF the
crop of last year.
4 The report shows the acreage of corn planted
| to be about "a, oil 900 acres, an increase OF
about 2,os0,00 acres or 2.3 per cent on TN, the
area planted last year. The average con,
diton of the growing ng crop on an, suiy 1an4 -
at the corresponding date In 1908 and teh-yehi
average Of s7.6.
The average condition of the oat crop on July
II was 81. as compared with 1913 last month,
80. 8 on July 1, 1904, "a 8 at the corresponding
date In 1908 and ten-year average OF $50.
The average condition of barley on July was
81 5, against 90 4 one month ago. $50 on July l;
1904 s6.s at the corresponding GATE IN iooo anu
The average condition of spring rye on July
was 90 as compared with 80. g on July l, l9o4'
ISIS at the corresponding date In 1903 ana !
ten-year average of 1914,
The average condition of winter rye on jlly
II was 92.7 as compared with sS on July l. fso4
2 at the corresponding date in 1903. ana
!. ten-year average of 80 L. :.
The acreage Of fax is greater than that OF
last year by about 12s,soo acres. or ST. pei
a cent, and the condition on July was 921
The acreage of potatoes excluding sweet po
toto is loss that of last year Dy dDou
. liz 900 acres. or 6 per cent. The average condl
ton on July was 91.2 compared with % =
on July l, 1904; SS.1 at the corresponding oat'
in 1903, and a ten-year average: OF sI.1.
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STOCK MARKET
TURNS UPWARD
OPENING PRICES AT HIGHER
LEVEL, THEN A sEEsAW.
Government Crop Report Gives an I'm
petus to Grain Carriers Northern
Pacific and Great Northern Preferred
Make Big Jumps st. Paul Gains.

!. New York July 12.-opening prices were car
ried to a higher level all around, and the
trading showed good deal Of animation
Northern Pacific rose point and there were
large fractional gains in Reading, Erie, Atch-
ison, Southern Pacific, Canadian Pacific, United
States Steel and Smelling.
fessionals, and they sold out in all directions,
CARRYING the market to yesterdays closing.
Subsequently the demand became better, and
there was a recovery to the opening level.
ward again on very small offerings. Sugar
yielded point Kansas & Texas preferred ia
and Pacific Coast preferred 2. North Western
and Tennessee Coal We're bought at an adj
vance or point, the latter recovering it's divi-
dend.
Irregular fluctuations within a narrow range
ana on small transactions reflected the indiffer-
ent temper of the speculation Amalgamated
Copper touched SO and Reading rose to the
top. Colorado & Southern first preferred rose
y, Pump preferred, United Railway Investment
ties and Knickerbocaer Ice fell IN and steel
Foundries preferred 1. Bonds were irregular
at noon.
Stocks that changed hands brought better
prices tnan was prevalent at noon, but the
margin was small. Reading and Amalgamated
copper advanced gradually to 1O6 and s3A
respectively, and there was considerable buying
Us p on'on rae'ne also in the neigh0orhood of
A growing recognition Of the encouraging feat
ures OF the government crop report accounted
TOT the puoyant tone in the grain carriers late
IN the day. Some Of them went up on wide
spread between transactions. Northern Pacific
jumping points and Great Northern preferred
8 Average gains in the grangers were be-
tween and ~, and included st. Paul. Union
racine, southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Atch
ison and Illinois Central. Some of the coalers
were also bought extensively. Reading RISING
and Erie l. Pacific Coast second preferred
moved up 3, Iowa Central 1ss and New York
Central. United States Steel and the Republic
steel stocks a point. Manhattan dropped of
1here We're some reactions on profit taking, but
the sustained strength of the grangers pulled
up a me market again Northern Pacific mounted
70 ~! y ana Great Northern preferred to 200
northern Pacific, Illinois Central and North
western rose and st. Paul. Atchison, New
YORK Central, Tennessee Coal and Republic Stee
preferred to 21a. United States Steel pre
ferred and the Pennsylvania group were up
POM. put the movement conferred very largel,
~ the CHANGERS. The closing was firm, bu
ms stock quotations reported for The Journal b.
Mason Ma.son y Co.: brokers, Chamber of Commerce
minneapolis. Closing hpJres gro hid
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THE CASH TRADE
FEED AND COARSE MEAL ADVANCED
AGAIN ALL AROUND

FEED AND COARSE MEAL ADVANCED
AGAIN ALL AROUND
FLAX-Receipts, cars, against 9 last year;
shipments, none. Duluth, l car. Closing
prices: eapolis-Cash and July, $146A ;
to arrive, $144a4.
oATs-No. 8 white closed at s1Ac. Re-
reipts, 22 cars; shipments, II cars. Is y
CORN-Olosing prices for No. yellow, "a &c.
Receipts, cars; shipments none a.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
end cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra, $40. 25@
e0.5o; No. ground feed (2-8 corn and 1-S oats),
so-lb SACKS, sacks extra, 2o.6o@2o:75; No: 2
ground feed az corn and y oats, SO-lb sacks.
sacks extra. s2o.76@21; No. ground feed
(1-a corn and % oats), 7o-lb sacks, sacks ex-
Ira, S21@21.26.
MItLs = o.. Bran in bu1k s12:75@1s;
$1e.50i all o b in Minneapolis; in 200.
pound sacks, 81 per ton additional in 100
pound sacks. $3.50 per ton additional. Ship.
ments, 81 tons.
RYE-Closing prices on No. g. 67% @es&c
Receipts, car; shipments, none.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 42@44c
mailing grades, 44@4ec. Receipts, II cars
shipments, 8 oars.
HAY-0hoice timothy, s95o@1o; No. tim
sth Ro Ss@esSS ~ s,3;, imot5y M
and oats straw, S405. Recelpts % TONS r --"-E
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JULY ii


Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
No. northern, 1: No. northern, 4; No. g. II;
No. A. Z; no grade, 3. S.
MilwaukeeSNo. / northern, 2; r.s. northern,
2; No. 3 2: No. 4. 3: rejected, H.
ern, i; No. 8, l.; No. 4. l; no grade, !.
500 Line-No. northern, L. No. 4 j.
northern, Il; No. 3,42; No. 4. 8. y
Omahs-No. 8, /; No. 4. q; rejected. !.
Total-No northern 6; No. northern, 9:
No; g. 1s; No: 4 II; rejected, 9; no grade, 4;
winter wheat, rs; rejected winter wheat, II; no
grade winter wheat mixed wheat S g. No.
No. 2 white oats. 2; No. whiteoats, Z; No.
whit coats 4; No. oats, 9; no grade de. oats st
ley, 6; No. 2 feed barley. 8; No: northwestern
fax, |; No. fax; 2; rejected fax, 2. 80.
No. 2 northern wheat, 20; No. 8 wheat. 80;
No wheat 50; rejected wheat = no grade
4; No. 4 corn. Il, No. 8 white oats. a.; No. 4
white oats, 2; no grade oats. 2;No barley,
5; No. 1 feed barley, 5; No. 2 feed barley, 2;
| No Il fax, 1. ~
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Z

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota
Transfer, July 12.-Barrett & Zimmerman report
local demand for light draft horses continues
low summer prices. The market iswell stocked
With. special 4 grade Of harness horgssand heavy
ues: Drafters, extra, $50 to. $50; drafters,
choice, $50 to S1eo; drafters, common to good.
extra, $50 to $3.50; farm mares, choice, Sis
to $50; farm mares, common to good, SIS
| to Sis.
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MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS. July Bank elearings to-
day. S2464 ,651.2. New York exchange: Sell
Ing rate zoe premium; buying rate, zoe pre-
MUM Chicago exchange: Selling rate. 5oc
Sight documentary exchange, "a. SAY
81. PAUL July 12.--Clearings, $1;os5; 56s. L e
marks Al u pfennigs for checks. Discount rates:
Short bills 2M per cent; three months bills,
~ per cent.
15c. Exchange. on London, 25f 14ac for checks.
NEW YORK. July u. Money on call, steady
pei cent Time loans hrmer; sixty days, 9@3H
per cent; ninety days, 81 OBJ per cent; st1
months per cent.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up 10 ~ n''
Wednesday, July IL.

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exohan,ge;,o corrected up to Il Ms
BUTTER-Receipts yesterday, 41,4e2 pounds:
creameries' seconds, 15c; diaries. extras 15c;
dairies. frsts 15c; dairies, SECONDS. lie; , no
dies: frsts, 15c; ladies, SECONDS. 1876 p''Ains
EGGsReceipts Yesterday. 500 cases eases - C s5
ties candled, case. s279; checks canoieu' 'A'e'
twins or fats choice &c; twins or fats, fair to
good, 7@Sc; Young Americas. fancy IN Quaaiaty
and regular nk Sa 12s fEan SreR No.
~ J. III cS ~ $685. Sc
Swiss, fancy block, 121ac; Swiss. choice olocA'
clStss ss sonthern large crates
BEANS-Quotations include sacks: Fancy
navy, b9 g. choice navy, s1e5@dd'a and me drtg
e5@75c; brown, fancy, 81; brown fair to sooo'
si LIVE PEouLTRY-Yearling ROSTERS. 7c hens,
bpoiers 0rD to ~ lbs each, Ii, lac; brolers
under lib weight. not wanted; old ROSTERS &C;
ducks, old, S99c; ducks, young, 12c; geese. o0
i've young or old d le7se ses
live or dead. $1.5o@175; small, poor and thin
v.lIase 5. Sweets 81 late
LEMoNs~California, fancy. IS; choice, s475;
1e CRAZE fF Fl IS.
DRIED PEAs-Yellow, fancy, bu, S s.. ,s,-
medium s.: 20; msErov "a s ST. 81 %: Bermu:
oa WA II assnSi ms lssf $3.50.
! CANTELOUPES-Crat So.
sRd sSs srate $685. is
BERRTEs%st 1e quarts SIPS; "a
quarts, 81; red raspberries, "a pints A.o y
black raspberries "a pints S17o; blueoerraes &c
quarts $175; gooseberIies,, n quarts: I,
CALIFORNIA FRUITs-Apricots, crate, 81 =; % s!
peaches, box, frees, $1.25; plums, crate Size
| @1.50. ., "a
PEACHES Southern, four basket crate. Sill
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy, lb, &c; veal si
fancy f@ac; lambs piiE. fancy peits 9 9aa 1s g
hta aa Psln p %s unsssbe hoss
string, bu, s2.2s; beans: wax, 6u, sag; beets
green, doz Csc; celery, doz, soci, eucumbers
5S@25s lettuce s leaf e. lettuce, head: dos
peppers green, six basket crate. s175; radishes
d0z 1S nu0aE 100 ns
tomatoes, four-basket crate. 90c.
HONEY-Extra fancy white. LIB sections
III fancy white LIB sections shss c g ehG
rod, Sc; extracted white, in cans. SIC; ez
, tracted amber, in cans &c.
FISH-Pike, 6@7c; pickerel, &c; crappies
5@6c; bullheads, dressed, &c: sunhsh, perch
POTATOES Burbanks and Rurals, carlot,
1s@2oc; small lots, &c more; bulk, &c less
new, I0c.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, July 12.-september
pork was down 71s@1oc at $12.75@1 .77A.
Lard was unchanged at $72O. Ribs were
shade lower at $3.50.
Close: Pork. July, s12.45; September,
$12. 621a; October. $12.67k.
Close haTa JULY sSSe so
Close: Ribs, July, $7.47h; September, $7.70
| @7.72h; October, $7.75@7.771a.
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ARIZONA COPPER, July 12.-Furnished by
Crandall, Pierce & Co.: The natural setback
resultant from the sudden advance is being
felt, and tn, stocks are slightly weaker, but
1t is not expected that the old low marks
will be approached. Pittsburg & Duluth still
shows signs of weakness, altho last weeks
report of ore in drill hole came from excel
lent authority. A feeling of distrust seems to
have taken hold of Dem holders, because of
the late bull movement being the work Of the in
siders, and the stock is being traded at SO.
change the present good condition of the mar
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cH1cAGo PRopUCE. Julv 12-Butte

CHICAGO PRODUCE, July 12.-Butter,
steady; creameries, 1e@1sMc; dairies, 15@1sc.
Eggs, easy; at mark, cases included I'm q
18he Cheese. firm firm; daisies, . oA@lo ~
Live poultry, steady; turkeys 14@15c; chick
ems. 12c; springs. III to TX lib average, lb,
Ice; ~ ID or under. lSc; lbs and over. lie
Virginia, $125@1.50; Tennessee, $1.6o@1 90;
CARROTS. on track, bu, early Ohio, Kansas, $40
SIC; St. Louis, Louisville 4s@5sc. Veal
steady; 30 to 6o-lb weights, 6@6hc; IS to 10
lb weights, 7@7hc; 80 to 125-lb weights,
81 acc.
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Northwest weather: Comstock. cloudy, south
east wind. 49, no rain; Casselton, part cloudy.
10 no rain; Hillsboro, part cloudy, cool. south.
west wind SO. no rain; Hunter clear and nne.
no rain; st Cloud. clear and fine IS. no rain;
night, 10; Fergus Falls part cloudy, sultry, no
rain; Fargo part cloudy, sultry. no rain.
Clearances wheat and -four, 900 bu; corn,
III 600; oats 1000. n
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HOGS SLIDE OFF
NEAR THE CLOSE
OPENING STEADY, BUT SELLING
Be LOWER LATER ON.

Not Much Steer Stuff offered in the
Cattle Division and Prices Steady
to Strong Cows Steady, with Grass
ers on Sale Principally-veals Steady
| Sheep Receipts Light, Prices Firm,
and Demand Good.
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s1ox c1Ty r,1FsTocK Jnl

sIox CITY L1EsTocK, July 12--oattle 600:
i hssas So as2 lbs &c es go lbs
lbs, $4.25; 16, 1880 lbs, s.. IS; "A. 100 lbs
s5.i5. Cows and heifers 10: 800 lbs. IS; II. $50
feeders s. f6o lbs 49, 10, 7s0 lbs. $3.50; 10.
600 lbs, Sc. SIS. Calves and yearlings. s. 43G
lbs, $27O; 10, $40 lbs. 1926; g. $40 lbs. 1918.
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Total sales, 619, 800 shares.
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, July 12-clo.

Ing Prices 5a Adven
1Ihi@lA; Atlantic ante; 14h Bnghsm 2s7s @2 S3s
@2oA; Consolidated Mercer. b5@5s; Copper
Range Consolidated. esA @6sh; DAILY West.
Steel, 23b ga; Elm River, 2A@21a; Franklin.
Greene Consolidated. 2113A @22; Isle Royaie
Michigan, 13A8191k; Mohawk, 49@5o Old
Colony, 75@10O; Old Dominion 4A@24h !;
Osceola. soh; Parrot, 22h @2s14; Phoenix,. so
Shannon Copper company. 7A171h; Swift & Co.,
1o7@1os; Tamarack, 116@116B Tecumsch
Trinity s United G9pRss
States Oil, 10Y; Utah, 42N @43; Victoria, so
9A; Winona. 10A oil; Wolverine, 11O@111;
Wyandot, LIZ Oily; Santa Fe, 112@1A.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

du ans da7ed of
s OF e daG Closed ss soa S
Old September fell 1%c to DISC, July lost L.
}s4 csssd n E Ter ept s Il hss da
of The WEST to arrive No N9rtheEn,
i "a .; si sspfsm Ss news ssS e.
s sssek n s2Ss fe a aet 7ae September
! Cars INSPECTED: Wheat; s. last year, g. Oats ns
sspt sas aSsat Els ri oats s: barley
By sys a dat; s7 g. 1914
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, July 19-close:
Beeember ~! 7z s1S essh H. hsf%a &
@sse a2 : e Sss YsSs So SeeeS o IS
I p5R @4sc; ' cash. No. mixed, t4StlAc; No. 5,
5Sskc; No, white, 5551sc. Oats, No. white,
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, July 70.
Els. :, . dull; wheat lower; ~. l 9 northern
s se' bid; puts s5Te asked; calls, asked
?. 54s: sample. 41@ee; oats: higher; stsndd;
8 rs BID; puts, s1%@55e asked; calls, 55Ns
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, July r.
Flour, receipts, 1854 brls; sales, 300 brls
quiet and unchanged. Wheat, sales, 1,4o0, 0Ot
bu; opened lower and ruled weak all forenoon
! under the bearish government report lower ca
bles, improved weather map and Liquidation
July, 961a @95Nc; September, 90B @91c; De
/ cember, 81 @91 15-16c. Corn, receipts, ,62s
Il bu; sales dull and no transactions.
4 ST. LOUIS GRAIN, July 12.-Clese: Whea
futures lower. cash higher; No red, cash e sle
vator. S91ac; track. 91@94c; July. s4hc; Sep
weaker, No; cash. 55c; September, S4&e
No 3 cash, 33c; track, 34@AAc; July, S07hc
| September 29Mc; No. 2 white, sec.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets.:
RErE1PTs AND sEpMFNTsm;

RECEIPTS AND SHRMENTSssJULY II. aR
Received Wheat, 100 cars, 1880 bn; corn,
| 1900 bu; oats, 81 $50 sbu; barley, 14.45o bu;
rye. $40 bu: fax, 2;150 bu flour, 500 brls;
| millstufs, 40 tons; hay, % tons;7 carlots, 1853.
| S6ipped-Wheat, 70 cars, 73,470 bu; oats.
7.166 bu; barley, $3.50 bu; flour, 3s, 161 brls;
millstuffs 81 tons; linseed oil, 200,0 900 LBS;
oil, cake, 80, 900 lbs; CARROTS, $40.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
STEADY IN ToNE-sH1PMENTs RUN

LITTLE LARGER, . ~
5 N ochange is noted in flour quotations, altho
the tone is not quite strong as formerly.
Shipments yesterday little larger. De-
mand is still moderate, and no improvement is
Indicated for the immediate future.
Shipments, 9S,161 barrels.
First patents are quotable at Sc. 100000; Sec
pnd patents, $5.9O66; fist clears, $4@4.10;
second clears, $2.75M2S5. O.,
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago wired Lewis: Getting bearish ad-
Vices from the northwest.
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'swNNIPEG GRAIN, July IL. opening--July,
tober' s6N c. Cash--No. l northern, $1.Os; No.
2, $1.o5; No. 3, s6Ac; No. extra, 7SAc; No
Z. 76c; No.e55,s 65a3c; feed, 62hc. Receipts.
81 cars; year ago, 64
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, July Con
soils for money, 30 3-16; consols for account
preferred, 1o4N; baltimore & Ohio. lily
canadia an, Pacific, 1863 Chesapeake sa1 Ohio,
Milwaukss ST. Paul. 1927 s2 De Beers, 49, g
Grande preferred, SO; Erie, 47%; Erie first
Preferred s4 Erie second Preferred ~
Vile, 1924 Missouri Kansas & Texas. 29A i;
New York Central. 1911; Norfolk & Western We ,
S7A; Norfolk & Western preferred, SO; On
tario & Western 53M; PENNSYLVANIA. 72A
Rand Mines on Reading 54A l Beading first Es
Southern Railway, 341a; Southern Railway pre-
Southern Pacific Isl Union Pa
United States Steel 34h; United States Steel
preferred, 1o4%: Wabash, 20; Wabash preferred
| 411a; Spanish fourS, 91A
Bar silver, steady 81 Sled per ounce.
\ Money. 1A@1h per cent
! The rate Of discount in the open market fol
! short bills is 1915 per cent. The rate Of dis
| count In the open market for three months
| bills Is 1M per cent
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Forecast: Illinois, Indiana. Wisconsin. and
ichigan- g fair except local thunder
Kansas-Possible thunderstorms. Nebraska and
Iowa-Fair.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, July s12.--wheat. July,
IS 1Ohd; September, 6s 9Ad; December, IS
Old. Corn, steady; American mixed, new, IS
I'd; futures, easy July, nominal September, As
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, July 12.-Butter re-
ceipts, 1880 packages. Cheese. steady, I'M
changed; receipts, 6,055 boxes. Eggs Arm; re-
ceipts. 11,117 cases; westerns. 14@1Shc.
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South st. Paul, July 12-Estimated receipts
at al, the Union Stock Yards today: Cattle, 500;
CAVES, 800; hogs, 5000; sheep, 500; cars, S.
Inc following table shows the receipts from;
Jan, l., 1903, to date, as compared with the
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars
1905 $500. .12O,1ss Fl go 4.7SI 21e,s39 1904
iso4 81, 337 21.2O1 541 500 25S,790 ii, lip
increase -. 81, s51 6,469 .......... 962
DIGiedse $500. n, 052 Il ISL -.
Inc following table shows the receipts thus
far In July, as compared with the same period
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BANK srATFMENT

BANK. STATEMENT.-9 -
. Washington. July 12.-Today's statement OF
the treasury balance exclusive of the $3.50, CO.,
900 gold reserve in the division OF redemption an
gold, $40, s4s,656; silver. $50, 626,s1O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-12

PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-September wheat, S91ac.
Calls-september wheat, 91M @91 &c.
Curb-September wheat, 9O5sc.
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Minneapolis Oats
THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On northern o5h No
northern
s14A yellow
h4s harley to
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, July 12.-cattle-
Receipts, 40O0 including $500 Texans; market,
steady. Beef steers, S2.75@5.s5; stockers and
feeders. s2.5o@375; cows and heifers. $2@5.25;
Texas steers, $2.25@4.65; Texas cows and heif-
ers, $2@9.50
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market, steady. Pack.
ers, sA75@6.75; butchers and best heavy,
$5,b5@b.7Q
tives. s4@535; lambs, s5.25@7.75; Texans,
s i3.75@4.75.
NEW YORK METALS, July 12.-Copper and
lead steady and unchanged
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, JULY II. !
Observation-Disclosures %; Omaha. 6;
st. Louis. 4; Great Northern, 49, Burlington
10; 500, e. .-.a5s $50. ~-si- @ass.
ST. Louis, II; Wisconsin Central, 2; Great
Northern, 6.