davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-04

dagar gar saker till lif och egen-
dom.
Northumberland Sellberg&
Youngren. som for nagon It'd Sc
dan fick slit lager forstordt ge-
nom eldsvada, har nu salt sin
affair till Mrs Florence Baine. Mrs
Youngren iemte sin dotter Rosie
kommer att resa till Chicago och
Miss SeHberg till slit hem i Akron
la.
Tile Sioux Beat Syrup Co.,
som for fyra ar sedan med So stort
butler och bang och tutande i
trumpeter boriade sin affarsverk-
samhet South Sioux City, maste
som bekant inom kort sla vantar-
ne i bordet och ofverlemna hela
harligheten at sina fordringsega
re, dervid en- nytt bolag bildades,
som hck namnet the National
Syrup ard Preserving Company
of South Sioux City. NJ ar afven
delta bolag insolvent. och for
dringsegarne hafva begart dess
torsattande i konkurs.
bet var borjan meningen att
tillverka betsocker i den nya
fabriken, men Diet gick ej, dels
emedan ingen vile odla socker-
betor, dels emedan man Ell kunde
konkurrera med sockertrusten,
och annu krangligare blet Diet Sc
dan managern, hr Peterson fran
Omaha, boriade jobba kolgrufvor
och grafva efter kol. Slutligen
maste Pettson taga sin hand
fran alltsammans, eller kanske
Diet var Pe:tson, som blef tagen
derifran, hvem vet, men Ga Diet
nya bolaget bildades. skulle Diet
bli andra bullar at. bet har dock
gait alldeles pa tok igen. denna
gang med tlllverkande at sylter
och preserver, och de dyrbara
byggnaderna och maskinerna
komma val att saljas for en- spott-
styfver.
sack" Swanson ar qvick med
kuytnafvarne, och litet emellar-
at har han staff tilltalad i polls
domstolen for slagsmal. Harom-
dagen botfalldes han 100 dollars,
emedan han slagit sender kakbe-
benet pa en- Joe Gromawitz, sa
att denne maste tagas till Samari-
tar hospitalet for undergraduate af
re~paration. Jack och Joe egde
hvar sin hund, som forst rakade
i slagsmal, och da Jacks hund led
EFT afgjordt nederlag, foretog sig
Jack att hamnas nederlaget pa
Joe med merabemalda bedrohiga
utgang for ALA parterna utom
Joes hund. som slapp lattast fran
affaren.
Br6U0bSbreSentfrna hade an
landt, gasterna vantade, och all
ting var klappadt och klart for
Diet "kristliga akta forbund," som
haromdagen a utsatt att ingas
mellan John Rashing och Mrs
marguerite Thompson. da Diet
upptacktes att brudgummen "atrat
sig" och bestamdt vagrade att
lata binda sig i aktenskapets bo-
jor. Ungkarlslifvet hade tor man
ga lockelser for honom, kantanka,
ehuru han vid Diet har laget horde
hafva kommit till mogen alder.
da han ar As ar gammal. Emel-
lertid blef brollopet installdt, ia
brudgummen begifvit sig till
okand ort. och ingen AMMAN an
Made sig i hans stale. Kontra-
henterna arc bada mulatter at
den mera respectable klassen.
Trig att fanga en- boil som
slagits Oliver Mizzou bollparkens
plank. hoppade 10 arige Law
renee Bourrett haromdagen upp
pa buffertarne mellan EFT par
vagnar till EFT i sakta gang varan-
de frakttag for att komma pa
andra sioan ON taget. Han rakade
att falla och kom under hjulen,
dervid EFT at hans ben ofverkor-
DIES och skadades sa lila, att Diet
! ranoct ,oScNa onoD,Eor,, AE,ao
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-04
Fran KrigSSkadepIatSen.

Vladivostok. Man har iakttsgit
japanska krigsskepp pa hera stall
len vid den sibiriska kusten, och
Store truppmassor hafva bliivit
landsatta / narhete1 al Vladivo-
stok samtidigt som en- ffamryck-
ming eyer rumi Korea.
De senast i~ngangna uuderrattel-
serna tyda pa att japaneserna nu
sa nara kringrant Vladivostok och
fastningens kommendant har, i
handelse japaneserna skulle bonn
oardera namda stad, utfardat reg
Ter rorande skydd al egendom och
forhindrade at eldsvador. Det an
ses dock Ell nagon commissioning
skall komma till stand, emedan
tredskongressen, da den i morgon
den 5 dennes sammantrader, an
tagligen kommer att arrangera
ON en- vapenhvila. Emellertid vi
sar den ryska tidningspressen en-
mera krigisk ton an forr och yrkar
pa krigets, fortsattande till bet
yttersta hellre an att ga in pa
nagra forodmjukande fredsvilkor.
Delta med anledning sf,att ryktet
uppgitvit, att Japan amnade fordra
1000 millioner dollars i krigsska
destand.
Det uppgifves att den ryska ha-
rem i Manschuriet ar battre rustad
an torr att med hopp ON seger
vaga EFT nytt faltslag mot japane-
serna. Dock antager man e att
nagon allvarsam commissioning
skall ega rum mellan de iva stora
hararne, imam EFT stillestand IT.
gas. Man marker att general
Linevitch, ehuru han i sina tele-
gram till czaren standigt talar ON
harens beredskap att upptaga en-
ny dust med japaneserna, dock
manovrerar med stor forsigtighet
och i regel drar sig tillbaka, der
est japaneserna tranga hardt pa,
medan han samtidigt haller sin
iorsvarslinie intakt. Han sages
hafva emottagit stora forstark
ningar, .,
Den styrka, som Oyama kan
fora mot L;nevitch, anslas NJ till
$50, 900 man intanteri, 1000 falt-
och bergskanoner med tillhorarde
sarvis SAINT 100 stora belagringS-
kanoner. Dessutom har han ka-
v~alleri, hvars styrka ej kan be-
sramdt uppgitvas. men som tor
de kunna anslas till $4,000 man.
En- SAX hatva japaneserna vun-
nit genom erofringen at on SAX.
hahn och kringrannandet at Via.
divostok. Imam delta egde rum
kunde ryssarne saga att japane.
serna icke satt fot pa ryskt omra-
de. Eft dylikt pastaerde ar Mt
ohallbart och kommer att hafva
sin stora betydelse vid fredsunder.
handlingarne.
Czaren har emottagit amiraI
Rojestvenskys rapport ON Stage,
i Koreasundet. Amiralen pastar
att hans fartyg voro daliga, man
skapet uppstudstigt och bojdtf for
myteri. och att minst iva treble
delar at hans ammunition icke
vile e~xplodera. Vidare voro hans
kanonierer alldeles okunniga ON
huru de skulle skota en- kanon.
Det var saledes ej underligt att
den stackars manner led EFT sd
grundligt nederlag. Men hvar-
for kunGe han ej ha sett ON am
munitionen och ofvat sina besatt.
ningar under den rundliga It'd han
tillhragte hos sina vanner frans-
manner vid Madagaskar'
Telegram fran Odessa meddela
att hela Svartahafshottan i verk-
ligLeten behnner sig i myteri. och
att ofhcerarne icke vaga taga ma
got at fartygen till sjos, enar man
upptackt vidt u~tgrenade samman
svarjningar bland m~anskapet. l
hamnarne vid Svarta hafvet fore
komma standiga sammans.otnin
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-04

En- correspondent fran Lon
dontidningen Daily Mail telegra-
ferar den ~ JUL till sin tidning
foljande:
"Andamalet med kejsar Will
helms mote med kejsar Alexan-
der var att erhalla den senares
tillatelse for en- prins at huset
Hohenzollern att uppstiga pa Nor
ges iron. Det ar mojligt att den
ryske ~kejsaren kommer att gifva
slit samtycke, forutsatt att Ryss-
land erhaller tillatelse att i en-
ringa man omordna gransen pa
Atlantens kust."
Daily Mail formodar att ut
trycket "omordna gransen pety-
der detsarma som att Ryssland
onskar erhalla den del af norskt
omrada. som skiljer den ryska
gransen fran Atlanten.
| en- intervju. som Morning
Posts correspondent Stockholm
haft med DR.. Sven Hedin, upp-
gives denne hafva uttalat att
Ryssland forr eller senare kom.
m-r att u~nderlagga sig den del af
norskt omrade. som inneiattar
Tromso. Hammeriest och Vardo.
DIR. Hedin tillade att Diet fnnes
ingen orsak hvarfor Sverige skull
lie utgjuta blod och kasta bort
pengar att forsyara delta terrific
rum, ehuru Sverige naturligtvis
skulle slass, derest Ryssland tor
sokte taga mera land.
Chicago Daily News korrspon.
dent / Stockholm har meddelat
att altman tilifredsstallelse raider
med anledning at ministeren
Ramstedts aftradande ,hvarigenom
Diet blifvit slut pa den "miolk och
vatten'- politik, som blef ALT
mer och mer forhatlig for Diet
svenska tolket. oaval tidnings-
press som aIlmanhet hAr onskat
en- mera oestamd h3llning mot
de norska revolutionarefna och
ropa nu pa praktiska och obero-
ende ledare. Annu har icke ko-
nungen lyckats traffa pa den rata
manner. och manga ha betackat
sig for a-an. Sverige star emel-
lertid enigt ON de uppstallda viii
koren, och nh ligger a~fgorandet i
Norges handler. ALA ena sig ON
att utskottets betankande innehal-
Ter de minsta moiliga kraf Sverige
kan u~ppstalla. Man hoppas nu
allmant att fragan kan losas pa
EFT fredligt satt.
Fran Kristiania meddelas SAM
tidigt att storthingets utskott
enhalligt beslutat att fororda an
tagandet af forslaget ON referen-
dunn och att storthiDget antagit
detsamma SAINT bestamt dsgen
for omrostningen till den IS au-
gusti. Utskottet yttrar i slit be-
tankande att denna folkomrost-
ming kommer att infor ~utlandet
tullt forklara &c: norska folkets
hallning. Vidare payrkar utskot-
tet att beslutet ON referendum
skall anses sasom isoleradt och
icke sanmanlankadt med de af
Sverige uppstallda vilkoren.
l lordags telegraferades fran
Stockholm att ofverenskommelse
angaende linet pa 100 millioner
kronor traffats med Sveriges riks
bank och Stockholms handels.
bank. och att hela beloppet skall
stallas till reseringens forfogande
inom EFT ar raknadt fran den 1
augusti.
X \
Bland de djapa lagreni Norge
och afvea inom kopmannens leder
jaser Diet at missnoje mot ministe.
rem Nicholson. Och att revoluti-
onsmannen ej arc sd val ansedda,
derom vittnar ioljande skrifvelse,
som Nya Dagligt Allehanda er-
hallit fran Kristiania:
III
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-04

En- ofverenskommelse har traf-
fats mellan staltrusten i delta
land och de Store jern- och sta
verken i Europa. Presidenten
for United States Steel Corpora
ton w. F. Grey beinner sig Sc
dan ire manader i Europa och har
lyckats ia till stand en- interna.
tionell ofverenskommelse ochsom
resultat deraf har priset pa jern-
vagsskenor, som for en- manad
sedan var % dollars pr ton. frak-
tade till Vera Cruz, nu hojts till
2S dollars och 50 cents i ALA me,
xikanska s~jostader. Belgien och
England lara ha fatt Mexikos han
del pa sin lott. Genom att della
upp handeln kunna nu dessa fern
vagsmagnater halla uppe priset i
hela Verlden.
Amerikanerna forvandlas till
indianer. Sa sager prof. Starr.
Han sager att folket har i landet
iorandras till kroppsbyggnad, sa
att man fran slaktied till slaktled
ALT mera liknar indianerna. Han
sager sig hafva gjort sina fornam-
sta iakttagelser bland tyskarne i
Pennsylvania, hvilka hafva bott
har i landet lang It'd. Han har
undersokt 100 vuXna personer
och 1000 barn, och han har fun
nit att de hastigt iorIora de for
tyska rasen egendomliga dragon.
Haret blir svart och styft, Ogo
men forandras fran 5la till svarta,
och ! manga andra hanseenden
pagan iorvandlingen till likhet
med indianernas / Amerika
utseende.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-04

Bland de djapa lagreni Norge
och afvel inom kopmannens leder
laser Diet at missnoje mot ministe.
rem Nicholson. Och att revoluti-
onsmannen ej arc sd val ansedda,
derom vittnar toljande skrifvelse,
som Nya Dagligt Allehanda er-
fran K%ristiania:
IL tron val icke, herrar sven
skar, att vara revolutionsman arc
hjaltar? Inlet kan kan vara mera
felaktigt. Ar Diet nagou konst att
revolution, mar motparten
pa forhand har forklarat, att han
icke will AMANDA maktmcdel?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
Wheat Statistics Bearish and the
General Run Of News De-
pressing.
Yet the Market Holds Well
Against It and Prices Rally
Easily. Y
Big Movement of Wheat Into
Minneapolis a Leading
-. Feature.

81 Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Dec. 2S-
The news was against the price of wheat again
today, and again the market showed stubborn
ness. In the Chicago pit Armour bought some
December wheat and also took about 100 600 bu
May around S6A 1S6esc, steadying the market
5and turning 1t back up a fraction. Dizziness
continued everywhere and only occasional heavy
trades appeared. The foreign markets were soft,
liverpool A@$sd lower. Early = business In
Liverpool was on a slightly trmer price range
son reports of rains in Argentine In both the
north and south Later the market eased of
2from lack of trade and selling out Of the March
delivery. Liverpool does not vary much from
clay to day. Apparently it will be hard to stir
up much bun enthusiasm there while Argentine
promises well. Locally everything was again
zbearish. Posted receipts Of 521 cars against 90
At year ago proved too much for the cash mar
Sket. and No. L northern sold at 2A @21ac
under, May. with not much business at that,
5and demand on the whole unsatisfactory. The
accumulation here continues, and for five days
the stocks have gained 100000 bu Duluth
treceived IS cars today against II. Chicago II
against - and Winnipeg SO against PC. st.
louis got $4,000 bu compared with $4,000 and
Kansas City 10000 compared with 1000
The Price Current says winter wheat cor
%tinues in excellent promise, rarely equaled In
nildwinter. Weather conditions are favorable
for Rather free offerings noted. The
car shortage Is restricting the movement.
Poehler says: THE bearish Argentine news
and the large receipts in the face of poor mill
ing demand for cash wheat In most markets are
factors rather discouragtng, but, in spite Of
that May wheat on the soft spots appears to be
well supported and the market refuses to break
thru certain point feature which is puzzling
the bears Just at present, because they not
whether wheat is worth the present price
Or whether somebody is quietly preparing to en-
gineer Il little boom in the near future and
cause them to again they did some time
ago" (
Seaboard advices say there are now IL ships
attempting to load at Newport News in time
.ftr December clearance. The yare taking on
cCrn. oats and barley. There is little likeli-
hood that all will be able to get their cargoes
aboard. One Chicago firm has three of these
boats in the jam.
Primary receipts $50 900 bu against $685.
Clearances 2O4. 900.
Broomhalrs Odessa agent has reached Liver
pool and reports that the daily arrivals into
OeGssa have been about 100000 bu wheat sud
&tkn stocks there amount to 8. 6OO.O 900 bu. The
stocks at Nicolaief amoutn to 2 800, 900 'bu.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
MONEY REPORTS

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-The rate of discount of the
Bank. Of England remained unchanged today at
The weekly statement of the Bank of England
shows the following changes: Total reserve de-
600: bullion decreased .e1444 ISL: other securi-
ties increased seas, 0o0 other deposits decreased
- saln labiic deposits increased s4osCJ;
securities unchanged The Droportion et of fu the
tanks reserve to liability this week is 80 81 per
The sum Of eco 900 was Withdrawn i from me the
Bank of England today for shipment to the
continent, and 100000 for shipment to South
PARIs-Three per cent rentes, ssf 12hc for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f 7 illc for
checks. ), !
The weekly sta tement of the Bank of France
shows the. following changes: Notes in circu
lation increased 10 800, 900 francs; treasury de.
posits increased 4725003 francs; general de-
posits increased 1906 900 francs; gold in hand
decreased 1O550O00 francs silver in hand de-
francs advances decreased
BERLIN. PEG: 2s-E1chanse on London, 20
marks n pigs for c:ecEs. ,.cnlnr -,.i Sr.C<
bills, per cent; three months bills, Az per
MiNNEAPoL1s, Dec. 2s-Bank cleartngs TO-
day, So, for the week SIS, 9s5, 5s4 o.
corresponding week, SIS, 355,16 so; New York
rae @ p seg rats soc bg
rate, soc premium; buying rate, 4Oc premium;
London 6oday sight documentary exchange,
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2s.-Bank clearings today.
$es5, So. 81; for the week, se57e s5s.12; last
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Call money was
strong and higher today. hTe stock exchange
range of quotations was: Highest, ITO per cent;
lowest. per cent: ruling rates. 80 to rs per
cent; offered at 20 per cent loan Of $500. 900
at 125 per cent was made outside the stock
exchange. Time money, firm 60 days. 90 days
and six months, per cent and commission max
ing the rate of per cent. Prime mercantile,
actual business in bankers bills at s4.s510@
4.s52O for demand and at $4.S2@l4.s225 for 6O-day
bills: posted rates, $4.s3@4.S31s and $4.S8h d
Mexican dollars. soc; government bonds, steady;
railroad bonds, easy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS


NEW YORK COTTON, Dec 2s-The cotton
market opened barely steady at decline Of
2Ql3 points In response to lower cables. There
was covering by shorts at the decline but wall
street longs continued to liquidate, there was
some bear pressure cables ruled easy and after a
few minutes Of comparative steadiness the mar
ket increased the decline to matter of 9@10
points in the active months. Around II b1c for
March covering became more active and the
market during the middle of the morning raj
lied to about closing figures of yesterday.
There was little bull support and the undertone
remained nervous and unsettled
Cotton futures opened steady; December.
Il LAC; January. H. PC; February, 11.3Oc bid
March,, II. o4c: May, .I1.7Oc; July, 11.76c; ku-
gust. II Gle bid; September. 10000 bid; Octo-
Der, 1O.T5c bid.
At midday the market was quiet; prices about
to points net lower. Spot cotton quiet: mid
ding uplands, 11;e5c; middling gulf: 122oc.
m, T91ton SPOT closed a guqet points lower;
Sales, $50 bales.
Cotton futures closed very steady Closing
bid: December, LAC; January, 11.43c; Feb
r u d ;5sc; March II 74c; April, 11.s1c
gust, 11.77c; October, 1O.SOc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET OPENED WEAK BECAUSE
OF LIVERPOOL DECLINE.

OF LIVERPOOL DECLINE.
Chicago Dec. 2s.-The wheat market was
prices at Liverpool ReportaNof constantly in.
creasing stocks OF wheat Minneap polls also
encouraged the decline. Trading was active with
commission houses and local traders as free
sellers. May opened Nose to ssM1sc lower
at Soy @se%e to se%c, sold at SIC and then
Duluth reported receipts Of sic cars against Isl
cars year ago. Esgs
Inc low polllt the May option was reached
freely around this figure and there was rally
late in the session. The close, however, was
easy G,sn with laos May off 4@%c at ss%c
s2sc; No. northern e s4as7c n No. NOR northern
Jioae Wheat S spsns 81 s4Mc May
5olsc; July, 5ossc. III -, -
The break in wheat had depressing effect
on the corn market, there being prependerance
IN December weakened values to some extent.
May opened unchanged to, shade higher at
rseeps $S s ana s ~h 81 81 Of t.
grade. a. --s ..s1 -.'' -,
471ac, declined to 47c, shot up to SOC and
closed at 1870: gain Of eye over. the closing
afected by the fluctuations in December. The
044hc. ~ % y ~ q q
Cash corn, No. 2, 47@47hc; No. g. 41h@
Close: corn-December, 4sAc; old, 4sAc;
May, 441s @4414c.
ness Of oa Wheat but the volume of trading
at sa% to and held around
Cash oats, No. 2, 3OA @3Ohc; No. 8, 29A q
SOC. Y. -
Close: oats-December, s1Ac; May, s17a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28

III Hog prices iose lower 4S' Hecepts fsris
Sss sSS3 sat F.ssss ss1ts
%issa goa fs fss'Ss ssed
choice snos 5000: e. heavy, fair, s4so@4s5;
lbs e iDs $50 Ia ' e. fas lbs %;
Ds stS 81; 81 y: s. IS is 81 iss 's g.
Pigs k o. h and Vnssrwsishts1, $40 lbs,
stays and Boars-1, 900 lbs, S.25.
CATTLE-;Receipts light: killing cattle Of
medium M So1cs quality only on Offer scarcity Of good
week ago. Butcher cows generally 1Oc lower
for the week. Bulls, 15@25c lower for the
week veal ,i,o calves regain yesteTdays declines
steady.
;, Butcher steers-1s. 1890 lbs, $685.; 7. 1,1ss
0i Bufehses cows a l0d Heisers1 loo lbs,
;o2o lbs, s.: 2. i'oS4 lbs. s2s5; 2. 1000 lbs'
S2 o56 g. 500 90 lbs $275; T. sss lbs, s2e5; 81
oo Cutters J.. and as cannsrs=a 112o lbs s225 g
s26 tbs' $225; g. 81 lbs, $216; 5, 1884 lbs, 81;
5 s $50 ''' 'l'0; p '40 lbs S1'7'; Ss7 lbs
Butcher Bulls. 1910 lbs, $3.50; L. 1,4so
lbs es s2es l. 1l'1 1aU 0; lbs l. 19sS lbs lbs
Stock S1s an, and Eeedng lbs 81
IDS, 500; 4, 300 lbs, $40; l, 800 lbs. 81 50;
1, 1,120 lbs, $3.50; g. 393 lbs $3.50; 1, 225 lbs,
$2.25; l, 100 lbs $780,
Stock Cows and Heifers-1, $40 lbs, 81. co.;
+ bs SIS 5s g.; sss 5 H. Sill, so7s lbs $685.
Stock and Feeding Bulls. 1850 lbs, $3.50;
1, 1870 lbs. $40; 1, 1,O90 lbs. $2.15.
Mich Cows and springers-2 COWS, / calf,
$85; cows. calves, $62; COW, 1 calf, $25;
COW, 1 calf, $22
SHEEP light, Demand strong for
killing stuff and packers drew supply from feed
lots, choice ewes bringing 1925. Mixed bucks
and ewes and wethers sell at $500
Killing Sheep and Lambs lambs. IS lbs
$3.50; 10 lambs, So lbs, Sc: 81 wethers. So lbs
1928.
Among the shippers on the market were: H
Kaye Maiden Rock; F. W. Schneider, Alma
Wis. f. J. schilling. Red Wing; F. B. Robin
son. zqmbro Falls; R. A. Anderson, New Rich
land; j.. O. Morrison, Belle PLANE; H. Kraus
, County Bank Henderson; W. Thompson, Shake
pee; State Bank, Lisbon Allbee Bros, New
Richmond, Wis. Gust johnson, Cokato; G. Rolf
Bongard. AZ
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
PUTS AND CALLS,
2 pm. report:
Puts-May wheat, S4as @s4hc.
Calls-May wheat, Soc.
Curb-May wheat, S4M @S4Ac.
STATE GRAIN 1NsPECTIoN

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, DEC. e.
Inspected In-Wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. hard -: No. northern SO; No. 2 north
ern, So; NO. s., %; No. a, 20; rejected, Ii; no
grade, q -
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul-No. north
ern. 2; No. 2 northern, %; No. 8 g: No. 4,
2: rejected, 10. -:
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No i northern. 4;
No: 2 northern. 6: No. 8. i: No. 4. 2.
500 Line-No. hard, 49, No. northern, 81 !;
No. 2 moi them, 20; No. 8. Z; No. 4, 8; re-
jected, Z. al = - 49, -. = ~.
Northern Pacihc-No. / hard. 2; No. 1 north
era. 80; No. northern, SO; No. 8, 28; No. 4, 10;
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & omaha-No.
northern. 1; No 8. 8: No: 4, |; no grade /:
Total-No. l hard. 80; No northern, III;
No. 2 northern 1885,. No. g. IS: No. 4, 4s;
Other Grains--Cars-No: durum wheat 10;
No: durum wheat. I; mixed wheat 1; No. 8
No. corn, 10; no grade. corn, IA; No 8 white
oats. 8; No. 8 white oats, 30; No. white oats
IS; No 5 oats, -; no grade oats, a; No. rye,
8; No. g. rye 5: no grade rye. Il No s barley,
4; No. barley. 80: No feed barley. %: No.
2 feed barley. 20; grade feed barley, I; No.
No. l northwestern fax, 81; No. 1 fax, 32;- re-
jected fax. 3; no grade fax. 5.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 durum wheat. 20;
No. durum wheat, L; No. northern wheat. 20;
No. 2 northern wheat, 6; No. wheat Z: No. 4
| wheat, 8; rejected wheat, g. western wheat 2;
No. corn, l. 10 grade corn. Z; No. white oats
49, No. 4 white oats, Is; No. oats, i; No.
barley, 8; No. 1 feed barley, 3; No. rye, 2;
No. 1 fax, l. -.<'-t
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
THE CASH TRADE
FLAX MAKES A BIG ADvANCE-oTHER
PRICES EASY,

d FLAX-The market advanced rapidly follow
ing Duluth futures. which were very strong.
Receipts. 81 cars against last year; shipments,
go ears; Duluth, ~ cars Closing prices: Mime
apos, cash. Sill; to arrive. Sill.
u OATS-No. white oats closed at 2S1ac. Re-
fcepts. 60 cars; shipments. 80 cars:
K CORN-No. 3 yellow; new, closed at 3715c.
Receipts IS cars; shipments. s
4 FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. in sacks, sacks extra,
S$14M las; NO. 1 ground feed, 2-3 and 1-3
eats sob SACKS. SACKS extra $146o@1a a.
sacks, sacks extra, S15@15.25: No ground
feed, 1-3 corn and 2-9 oats. 70-lb sacks, sacks
$GXtra. 81 5OGT15.75
MILLsTUFFs.Bran in bulk, s1s. 5o@1s 10;
shorts, $13.5OM13.75: middlings. S16@16.25 red
dog. SIS all b in Minneapolis; in 2oolb
{ sacks, 81 per ton additional in 1oo,lb sacks.
81: so per ton additional. Shipments, 1872 tons.
= RYE-No. closed at 571a @59Ac Receipts,
4 BARLEY-Feed grades closed at s4@s5c;
mailing grades 36@45c. Receipts, 40 cars;
HAY-:hoice timothy. s1o@1o5o: No. timo-
! thy. $s@S.75: No. 3 timothy. $7@s; choice
upland, $9@9.5O; wheat and oat straw. $4@5.
!. keceiptS, 80 tons. - 'r ga
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
Arizona COPPERa.

The coal shaft on the Lake Superior & Pitts
burg will soon be the deepest shaft in the camp
and will prove up matters Of utmost inheritance
to the entire district On account of the high
rates Of call money in New York the market
is only steady today. AS soon as the January
dividends are paid and the money situation be-
comes a little more settled the market should
do better. The Manhattan Development COM
pany, has called an assessment of So per share
work more rapidly than heretofore. The second
assessment of $2.50 per share on Denn-Arizona
is due Jan. 2. 1t is rumored that this is the
last assessment that will be called on this
stock g. = .