The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
ROUND THE TICKER
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Gossip on the Trading Floors
and of the Brokers'
Office.

OIoOhS dcU1Ve.
BANK statement fine.
SUGAR tipped for rise.
$4,000 for a stock exchange seat.
ARMOUR reported entirely out Of
wheat
sMELTERs tipped for sharp ad-
vance soon.
NOTHING doing in London until
Wednesday,
LIVERPOOL also closed tight until
Wednesday.
GATES said to be bulling the steel
stocks.
LEWIS New wire says Baltimore &
Ohio will move up. ~
W. H. DUNWOODY' cattle won two
prizes at the Chicago show.
POST & FLAGG, bought Metropoli.
tan freely Yesterday and Friday.
NORTHWESTERN'S increase of
100000 in November earnings big
bull card
OCTOBER net earnings of 1o1 roads
show an average increase equal to So
per cent.
"DURNUM' or Macaroni wheat, is
the way writer in the New York Jour
nal of Commerce puts it.
WASHINGTON CONNOR, the Chi
cago Great Western specialist says
there is good investment demand for
the stock in London.
GREAT NORTHERN still very
strong on the rumor of the purchase of
ore lands by the United States Steel
company, which will not down.
KISSLER, the New York stock brok-
er, who made the recent big killing ON
che rise in Reading, is now reported
bulling Canadian Pacific.
JUDGE HARMON receiver for the
c. H. & D. road, says that Morgan in
terests will assume all obligations de-
fault on which might otherwise lead to
court entanglements.
MARVIN HUGHITT, president of
Chicago & North Western, made the
following statement: "You are author
lied to say that the Chicago & North
Western Railway company is not en-
gagged in extending its line to the Pa
cific coast, nor Is it behind any other
corporation engaged in such an enter.
Irise.''
WHALLON, from New York-With
oil the booming the steel stocks have
obtained, and despite the remarkable
prosperity in the trade, the results in
the. stock market are disappointing
Owing to the indisposition Of the Nor.
gan interests to foster the movement
the western contingent, with a strong
liking for steel stocks, have been com,
PEELED to turn their attention to such
issues as Colorado Fuel & Iron, Repub.
JIG Iron & Steel and Tennessee Coal &
Iron
CHARLES E. LEWIS, from New
York-It is generally believed that
money will be a prominent feature in
the stock market next week. After
that decidedly easier rates are expected
for call money and it is believed also
that time money will be perceptibly
lower. A considerable short interest
has again grown up in the Tennessee
q icr oHoI I,
on the stock. If the short interest in
creases. sharp upward movement viii
probably set in
WATSON IS New York office SAYS
Late advices from Chicago are to thu
effect that no more cash from New York
will be needed and there is the proba
bllity that some money may even com,
here from Chicago next week. It Il
certain, however, that within less thar
three weeks the movement of currenc,
to New York from all over the United
States will have begun in force. TIL
winter inflow of cash has always in tn,
past exceeded the fall outflow and Their
is no reason apparent why the prece
dents OF former years should not b.
followed in January and February
PIPER 8 New York wire says-Th
Chicago bank troubles will soon be for
gotten and are no Indication of con
diticns in that city, where the big bank
are as strong as any in the country
Tt is probable that the selling of specu
]ative holdings by big interests durin
the past fortnight have been under
estimated. There are, however, indica
tions that those interested have begu
to buy back the stocks marketed O
recent bulges. Last week it was CON
monty remarked by observant broker
that the selling of stocks was bette
than the buying. The same broker
now say that the features are reverse
and Morgan and Standard Oil interest
have been buyers of leading railroa
issues, the Steels and Amalgamate
Copper.