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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-06
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Sawyer writes from Onawa, Iowa: Weather
favorable for growing crops. Harvesting in this
Weather clear and warm" T.
VerEoefr. from Milmine: Our oats man says
liquidation is still on and he thinks they must
!, New York to whallon-ElectricaI workers on
strike in the Pennsylvania Railroad company $
conditions and increased pay. = ~. :,
New York to Piper: Stock market acting we'll
The large shorts have not covered and we could
get q quick upturn without much trouble.
Kansas City. wired: One grain dealer about 70
miles west of Kansas City In Kansas weighed
Liverpool: The weekly Argentine cable says
the wheat market is firm with good demand.
Arrivals from the interior eric are larger and the
with good demand. Arrivals from the interior
are larger and the quality satisfactory.
telegraphic transfer Of s.. 800, 900 currency from
San Francisco to New York. 1t will be made
today or tam Ns eS .,.us,
Fraser: 'In northeast counties of South Da-
kota early wheat is just heading. Crop little
late. Fair stand and growth, thin and yellow
present weather highly favorable. Merely oc-
casional trace of red rust. Prospects for fully
an average crop: Heavy oats crop Flax trife
New York to Lewis-subtreasury lost sci Zoo
to banks yesterday, and since Friday 1t has lost
SOTO. 900 to banks 81
$4,000 brls; corn, 17s.oOO bu; oats, 1000 bu
Wheat and flour equal 354, 900 bu. .ss.s.
! Minneapolis stocks decrease for the week
10000 bit. =
/ Northwest weather: Comstock, clear and hot
!. 80 above: Hillsboro, clear, warm, 70 above
Grand Forks, clear, fine; st. Cloud. clear, cain
!: hot, IS above; Winnipeg, clear fine, Is above
Fargo. clear, fine. .E-
Bradstreet's weekly exports: Wheat ant
/ fou:, 1,30o,O00 bu; corn, COL 900 Blu.
!. Liverpool wheat closed Is q Nd higher, corr
| Watson from Chicago: IAN the receivin:
! houses been good sellers of wheat this fore
nOon.'' 80.
| Antwerp closed unchanged for Argentine, ",
lower OH hard Kansas wheat.
/ Forecast is for fair weather over the entir,
district for the next thrty-sfx hours.
: Winnipeg weather clear and warm. IS above
/ New York to Lewis: 'The reported compile
ton of the ore deal is given as cause o
strength in Hill stocks. We cannot say tina
! 1t is settled as yet. but If not 1t will be SOM
/ time In the near future"
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CHICAGO GRAIN
GOOD WEATHER AGAIN CAUSES WEAK
NESS IN WHEAT.

Chicago, July 6.-The wheat market opened
weak today chiefly because Of the continued
good weather in the northwest and southwest
An increase in the receipts at Minneapolis over
chose Of last week =, tended to weaken prices.
Trading was not heavy. September opened un-
changed to &c lower at 1869 to 1850, and De-
clined TO 75t4c. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts OF 800 cars against 222
cars last week and 10 cars a year ago.
The close was weak and at the lowest point OF
the day with September off 1ac at 79@797sc. .
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, new, sOAc; NO
red, new, 70@s0c; No. hard, 7SA @sOAc;
No hard, 750t79c; No. / northern S3@s4c;
No. 2 northern, .S2@S3c; No. spring, 7S@Soe.
Glossy heat, J.,f, &c; St:,teE-ueI 'oW
hne corn market was easier the principal
reason for lack OF tirlnness being the Missouri
state crop re port, which showed all increase OF 8
points in the condition of the clop In that
state. September opened shade lower to Il
shade higher at 5l4c to 52c, advanced to
$40 521sc and declined to size. Local receipts
were 90 cars, with ZIG Of contract grade.
In sympathy with wheat September sold down
to NC he close was steady with September
OH CASH coz H. 10 2, 51%q52c; No. 8, sly
Cl".e-Ccrn, July, 51A@o12sc; September,
51G15lMc.
weather conditions. Trading was very light.
September opened shade to A@Bc lower at
, 35c 35Ac, and held around Boo Local re-
ceipts We're 21S cars
! Cash oats. No. 2, SIC; No. 8, 3ehc. -, :,
/ sTrlose-Oats, July, 5lA Mo2Bc; September,
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PUTS AND CALLS.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JULY g.,

Cars Inspected In-Wheat-Great Northern
No. hard, 8; No. 1 northern. 49,. No. 2
northern, 10; No 3, 10; No 4, 2; rejected, 1.
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. l north
ern, 5; No. northern, II; No. 8, IS; No. 4,
s; rejected, Z; no grade, 2. - .rA >5. 4 s
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. / hard, 2; No.
northern, A; No. northern, 2; rejected, !:
500 Line-No 1 hard, 6; No. northern, 10;
No. northern, s; No. 8, 10; No. 4, 8; rejected,
q; no grade, i. 5@s&sa ~. -, " 7:
Northern Pacifc-No. Il hard, 2; No. 1 north
Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis s. Omaha
No. northern, 4; No. 3, 8; rejected, 1; no
grade, /. -
Chicago Great Western---No northern. !; no
sofa Tota1s-No.s hard, 1e; No northern So;
No. 2 northern, 49,; No.: 3, s46; No. 10; re-
jected, ~; no grade, 8. #
Other .Grains--Car No. IL durum wheat. s;
No. 2.durum wheat. 10; No. durum wheat, /;
No. q durum wheat, L: No. 2 winter wheat, =;
rejected winter wheat, 16 mixed wheat, s: No.
s.yellow, corn. 2; No: corn. 2; No corn. a;
white oats, 1s; No. white oats, 30; No. 8 oats,
10; no grade oats,s7; No 2 rye, i, No. 8 rye,
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YoR KcoTToN. July e.-rhe cotton
market opened steady at decline Of point to
an advance of points about as due on the
cables. Weather reports were considered favor
able, but trading was little more active than
the opening with prices working up to net
advance Of about 500 points on scattered cover
Ing and little buying for a turn. Private
cables from Liverpool were bullish as to senti-
ment there. =. '; o.. -.
The market a tmidday was quiet but steady
with prices about to 4 points net higher Spot
cotton quiet; middling uplands, 10.s0c: mid
ding gulf. II .05c.
Cotton futures opened steady; July, 1O21c; Au-
gust 10.y1c; September 1O.82c bid: October,
1O.31c: December. 1896: June. 1890: Janu-
airy. 1O.40c bid; March. 1O.46c bid.
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady. Clos
Ing bids: July. 1O.23c; August 10. 33c; Septem-
Der. 1o.33c; October. 10.33c: November, 1O.34c
December. 10.36c; January, 1O.4Oc; February,
1O.l1c: March. 1O.4Sc.
Cotton spot closed quiet; middlmg uplands,
10 Soc; middling gulf, II. O5c. Sales, 1875 bales
LONDON METAL, July Cooper was steady
in the market today. The price closed at Gs7
10c. Four hundred tons were SOLD. TIN was
weak. closing at G172 About six hundred and
fifty tons were sold. a. Z
! NEW YORK METALS, July o.-Lead and
copper dull and unchanged
NEW YORK OIL, July 6.-Petroleum, steady;
refined, all ports, $7.75@7 so. ~~, --~,.
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The valuable collections of old Turkish postage
stamps which have accumulated In the postal
palace at Constantinople during the last fifty
years are to be sold and the proceeds devoted TO
Mecca.
A whaling station and factory has been estab-
-lisled on Barley sound less than 100 miles
from Victoria. writes Consul Smith. There IS
An abundance Of whales on the coast and
already a number have been caught and utilized
at the new factory.
Il The ..sorrowful tree which grows on the
island Of Goa near Bombay. is SO called because
1T Inns dropping, sad appearance during the
day time: Its aspect changing as the sun goes
down.. Then its leaves open. and fragrant bios
SONS appear
{ Antwerp is to spend S40.000.O 600 In order to
secure the most up-t date port In the world.
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THE CASH TRADE
CORN AND OATS LoWER-RED DOG AND
SHORTS FIRMER, ,.'' &c.,

FLAX-Receipts, IS cars against cars last
YEAR. Shipments. cars. Duluth 90 Clos
ing prices Minneapolis, cash, $1.09A; to ar
rive S1.09A. -..-
e,Ars-Weak and lower today. No. 3 white
closed at 359sc. Receipts, SO cars; shipments,
10 cars. :,
CORN--Lower by Ac at the close. No. 3
yellow corn closed at 49Ac. Receipts, cars;
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn in sacks, sacks extra, $1s.75@
10; No. | ground feed % corn and 1-3 oats.
75-lb sacks: sacks extra, $19.25@19:50; No, 2
ground feed, u corn and u oats, s0-lb sacks.
sacks extra. $19.75@20; No. 8 ground feed 13
corn and 20 oats. 7o-lb sacks, sucks extra,
$50. 25f2O. so. *. { 49,. so. 3. ss
SIILLsTUFFs-Prices are hrmer for shorts
and red dog. unchanged for other grades. Bran
in bulk, $13.50@13.75; shorts $14.75@15; mid
e dos all lad;
tonal: in 1oO-lb sacks 81 90 per ton additional;
red dog In laos, SIS b. Shipments. 1883 tons
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 81 a. SOC
mailing grades. 40@47c. Receipts. 81 cars
shipments, % cars.
RYE-No. 2 rye closed at 56A @5sNc. Re
celpts. car; shipments, 2 cars $500
choice. 5000; No. !, 5000; No. 2, $500; No
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q Texas 33ls New oYrk Central, 1886; Norfolk
y Western, s9A; Norfolk g. Western preferred
81; Ontario Western. 1885,; Pennsylvania. e4A :;
Rand Mines, Oh; Reading. 52M iI.eading .rst
preferred. 46; Reading second preferred, Al;
Southern Railway, 35M Southern Railway pre-
ferred. 1929: southern Pacific. 87s Union Pa
clic, 148N Union Pacific preferred. 81. United
States Steel. 3d.; United States Steel preferred,
1924; Wabash. 20; Wabash preferred. 40; Span
ish fours, 93A
Bar silver. steady, 20 15-16d per ounce.
Money, 1hliM per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is per cent The rate Of dis
count In the open market for three months
bills Is 3 1-10 DER cent ----.EE.. ~
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MONEY REPORTS

BERLIN, July e-Exchange on London. 20
marks 46N pigs for checks. Discount rates
Short and three months bills, 81 per cent.
PARIS July 6.-Thre eper cent rentes, 96f
Soc for the account Exchange on London,
25f 16c for checks.
ST. st: PAUL July e.-Bank clearings. 81, 54o,.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 6.-Bank clearings to-
day, SO, 1874, 40o91; New York exchange, selling
rate, 15c discount; buying rate, 45c discount;
Chicago exchange, selling rate, 1Oc premium;
buying rate, zoe discount; London sixty day
sight documentary exchange, $4.s1N. Local mon
ey, firm at 81 @6 per cent for selected paper
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DINE LOWER FOR
ALL THE PORKERs
EASTERN DECLINES AFFECT THE
SOUTH ST. PAUL MARKET.

Only Small Bunches Of Killing Cattle
Offered and Good to Choice Beef
Rather Scarce Cutters and Gamers
in Demoralized Condition as to
Prices-Sheep Receipts Liberal, Con-
sisting Principally of Western Sheep.
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to 1:15 PM:
Japanese lists a9h. 99A, 99!h, 993s. =,
s Japanese DDS. 9S7s = -s.'
Japanese AVS, 94N. $3.50. . DE.
Japanese second AVS, 94A @94M. e.:-. +
061a, 96as, 96a. 80 : =
]. +. A. 82k -. 3D.. s-.g. s..--. .-
7 Rock Island IS, 9Ohne1. ~. ,.-..
United Copper, 63M66
Boston Copper, 25IM26.
North Butte. S5085A.
East Butte 9@91s. .S...g. ...f... 49,.
Rock Island As 1881. .- -" .--..-a.
Greene Copper, PIX @22 .s .-- =
Utah Copper, 25h @2S. -.
Baltimore & Ohio 3Hs, 94@05. t...- -.
baltimore & Ohio As, 1887. f-, ..
. Northern Pacific 4s, 1O4.
Black Mountain. S@sh.
A. T. 4s, 77h@77N.
B. r. T.. As, 933h. r,:-.
Atchison As, 102A @102h.
A. T. 6s, 111@111la.
Reading As, 99B, 99A, 100, eeM, 100.
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ARIZONA CoPPERs.

Keweenaw Is weak, owing to rumors that
more, stock will be put out by tile company.
Butte Coalition Superior & Pittsburg and Globe
Consolidated are in good demand.
Raven stock is being practically given away
at the present time and looks like good spec
ulation. There rumors afoat that its ore
body apexes upon the Amalgamated company
La iata claim. This is denied by the Raven
management, and will probably result in lttiga.
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No fewer than 10000 persons are reported
missing In Lonton every year. Only about one
fft! Of these missing persons are ever accounted
for. The others disappear from friends forever.
Many of them are wanted" by the police. which
explains why they do not reappear. Many leave
London.
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M1pwAY HORSE MARKEr. Mlnp

I MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer st. Paul. Mimi, July 6-Ba-rett Zim-
mermans report: All classes In the horse market
are very quiet Receipts light. Buyers have
not got back In the market from the holiday
Drafters have fallen Off slightly. from SIS to $40
per head. Prices: Drafters, extra. 1880 go:
drafters, choice. s17o@215; draf.ers, common to
good, $1456l1?o;- textra. SIPS Ct $50:
farm mares. choice, $11o@ 1926: farm mares, com
mon to good. ss5M11o; delivery. choice Sl6o
drivers, $135@2se; mules according to size. $40
1925
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THE FLOUR MARKET
REIMBURSEMENT OF PRICES-No EXPORT
~. BUSINESS AT ALL.

= BUSINESS AT ALL.
With wheat lower again, better flour bust
uation was to be expected. but milers said
they could find none. of 1t, that domestic in
quiry was light and there was no foreign bust
ness at all. Shipments light First clears
were reduced In price by Zoe to 15c, but second
clears and patents still quotably unchanged,
altho the whole market is easier and inclined
to 20 lower.
Shipments, q, e57 br1s. $500
First patents quotable at $4.35@445; second
patents, 81 .2O@4 80: first clears, So. Gn345;
second clears $2.5o@2.6o, In wood b, Min
11eapolis.- j. --.= -gf5a
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK. July 6-Cattle. re-
ceipts, 1900: market steady to lower; native
steers S4.25M5.S5; cows and hcifers, 1925
4.65: western steers s3.50@4.T5: calves. s275
$3.50. Hogs. receipts. $500: market &c lower;
bulk of sales, $6.40M6.42h. Sheen. receipts.
400; market steady; lambs $6.25@T.25; sheep.
A.156l575. =.
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i; No. barley. 1s; No. feed barley, q; No. 2
AJAX. 26 rejected fax. g. 10 grade flax, l.
Cars inspected Out-No: .h:"d wheat p
No. l northern wheat, 90: No. 2 northern wheat,
wheat. 8; No. 3 corn. l; No. 4 corn, Il: No. 5
white oats. Is: No. white oats: !: No. 3 oats
feed barley, A. no grade feed barley l.: No. 2
rye, 2; No. 1 fax. s; rejected flax. 2; no grade
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rhe following are the receipts and shipments

WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS JULY s.
Receipts-Cars-Milwa q; Great North
ern 125; Northern Pacific Fl; Great Western,
s; 500 Line, 49, Rock Island, g. ..
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, July 6.-The pro-
visions market was steady, but there was an
extremely small amount of business transacted.
September pork was DC higher, at $172O. Lard
was dow a shade, at $9.O21a @9.O5. Ribs were
21ac lover, at $9.5212. :.
Close--Pork. July. $780, September, SIT
Lard, July. IS. SPY: September, $S.97h. Ribs,
July. $3.50; September $9.87h. -
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CHICAGO PRoDUCE. July e,-Chet

daisies, 11G11Ac; twins, 1Oh@ Young
Americas, liz @11hc. Poultry, live, frner;
turkeys lie; chickens. 11hc; springs. 16@1Sc.
Potatoes, steady 67@S5c. Veal steady; 80 to
60 lbs, 6A@7c; 60 to IS lbs, 7@shc; IS to
10 lbs. shMDKc. Butter, steady; creameries,
1o@2oc; dairies 14h@1sc. Eggs, steady; at
mark, cases included, 12M14hc.
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MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, July g.
Flour. steady. Wheat steady; No. 1 northern,
s5h @s61sc; No. north bern ss@sec; sept 6,
Rye, steady; No. 4, 84@64ac.
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Chicago Options.
go 1850 //50 R59/N

3. S6.5o@7; timothy and clover mixed. S6@s:
prairie, choice, So. prairie. No. !, $9@9.50;
prairie, No. g $7@S; prairie, No. 8. $780,. so;
No. 1, $8.5O@7 80; midland. No. 2,
$5@6; rye straw, $5@5.50; wheat and oat straw,
"a Gr4 IL
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CARGILL COMMISSION
COMPANY
Duluth and Minneapolis
Grain & Commission Merchants
HIS IMPRESSION.
Washington Star.

81 shall go to the arctic regions" said the
dauntless explorer.
well" answered Colonel Stilwell Of Ken
lucky II can't say care much for the arctic
regions Ny impression of them Is place with
a whole lot Of Ice and nothing worth drinking
TO put it in"
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come in again, says London Mems Wear. They
come high and they don't last longtwo distinct
advantares from the rlover's point Of view. gsi4
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS JULY 5.

Received-Wheat. 233 cars, 2V,Ol0 bu; corn,
$500 bu; oats 50, 400 bu barley. %, 100 bu;
rye, 7s0 blu; fax 15,4so bu; -four. s66 brls; mill
Shipped-Wheat ~ cars, 4. $50 bu; corn,
4.sOO bu; oats, 1T 600 bu; barley. 2, $50 bu;
rye, 2,040 bu; flax, 400 bu; four 70 %! brls
millstuffs, 4s3 tons; lnseed oil, 1S2, 435 lbs;
oil cake. 624, 1876 lbs. CARROTS, 32: re'f
~ DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT. ~
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HIS JUSTIFICATION.

New Iork Sun.
Benedict Arnold had just betrayed West Point.
II was trying" he explained. 'to prevent
tho premature celebration of the Fourth OF
July"
herewith certain lovers Of quiet were fam
to overlook the peccadillo
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Pungent and acid tastes are perceived by
the tip Of the tongue; the middle portion tastes
sweets and bitters, while the back, or lower
portion. concerns itself with fatty substances.
such butter.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN. July: 6.-Close-W Wheat,
>77@77Ae, nominal; September, 76hc; Deem
Der. 7SMc; No. 2 hard 7S@S0hc, old. Corn,
lower; No. 2 cash, SIC; track. 521a @53c; septem
Der. 509s @50Ac; December. 471ac. Oats, lower;
cash. steady; No. 2 cash, 37hc, nominal track.
3s@3s1ac; September, 35c; December, 36c; No. 2
white 4ac. .L-- - 1872.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Julv q -C,,osa. vh.a

: KANSAS CITY GRAIN, July e.-Close Wheat,
T27sc; cash, No. hard. 74d74%c old. 74@74hc
new: No. g.. 72k@l73kc. nominal; No. 2 red,
73MT3Mc; No. g. 72@72hc. Corn. July 4sc;
December, 44bc; cash, No. 2 mixed. soc; No.
3, 49hc; No. white, 52hc; No. 3, 52c. Oats,
No. 2 white, 1914 G401ac; No. 2 mixed, 36@
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ST. LOUIS, July e.-Cattle-Receipts. $780,
including 1880 Texans. market fos natives
steady. Texans week: beef steers. S3.I5Gl8:
$2.10M5.25: Texas steers. 50. 35@450; cows and
heifers. 81. 75G %. Hogs-Receipts. 900: mar
ket 1Oc lower; pigs and lights. $6.3o@ se5; pack.
ers. S630M6.7O; butchers and best heavy, 1886
M6.sO. Sheep--Receipts. $500; market steady;
ne tives, $3@6; lambs. $4MS.
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uNsuspEcTED COMPARISON.

Baltimore American
"Can you tell why the pulpit is like and
unlike baseballF'
"I can't see anything in common
sit is like the national game because Ii often
selects a man on account Of his effective de-
livery but unlike It, in appreciation Of the short
stops utility"
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s1oux CITY. LIVESTOCK. July

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, July Ere
ceipts cattle, 2O0 hogs. 3100; strong. Sales:
81. 1913 lbs. $685.; 20, 25s lbs. se.A5: 60. 80
lbs. $3.50. ~
49, 1880 lbs. $500; IA, 1.40O lbs. $3.50: COWS
and heifers, 10. $40 lbs. ss.25 s. 800 his s3.7.;
10; $50 lbs, $4;15; -s stockers and feeders, 10.
$6.15: calves and yearings. s. $40 lbs, ss.25;
10, 500 lbs. 1910; TO- $40 lbs $4.1o. Sheep,
receipts 200; market strong. -
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for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
western 8; Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul, 10;
MINNEAPOLIS 8 st. Louis, 8; Chicago. st. Paul.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, i; Wisconsin
Central, 2; Northern Pacific, 20: Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, l; total, 81.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

Track 1 hards 7eh No 8
ia
No velou coru. Z
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, July 6.-,,on-
An Ana iSh: AID tson. SOS: Atehilon pre- e.
ferred 100: Baltimore 4 Ohio. 11eNs Canad:rn
Pacific 1885: Chesapeake Is Ohio 579i; CEi.
cago Great Western. II; Chicago, Milwaukee u
st. Paul. 178A: De Beers. II; Denver & Rio
Gr a.; 81; Denver Rio grnnde preferred.
second preferred, 7ala. Illinois Central. ISL;
louisville = Nashville lag; Missouri, Kansas
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Cprn-Puts. 52Ac asked; calls, SIC asked.

WINNIPEG GRAIN, July e.-July wheat
opened at sOkc. closed at S0Bc; October opened
ut 7Sc, closed at 77Hsc May closed at 79c. Cash
1910; No. 8 northern, 76Ac; No., white oats,
$5Hc; No. 3 barley, 43hc: No. 1 flax, $1.07.
Receipts-Wheat, 81 cars last year 49, E.,s
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS
Jnly 6.--Rye. cash, 81@64c July, 60c: Septem-
her, 5)1ac. Flax, cash. northwest $1.10: SOUTH
western. $1G6h; September, 81 90. Timothy,
September, $4.4oQl45D. Glover, cash, Sill. Bar
ley cash, 41@52c. Ff@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-06

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, July e.-Close: Wheat.
spot, nominal; futures, quiet: Julys ,6s 6Nd;
September, 6s 6Hd; December, IS I'd. Corn,
spot, steady; American mixed, old As Id; fu-
lures, quiet; July, 4s 7Nd; September, As ID.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-06
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, July 6.-Wheat was quiet
and lower. the east continues to buy In small
quantities and fluctuations In price seem to have
little effect on the demand from there. Sep
TENDER opened Nc off at sohc, fell to 1870
FLAX was very sloppy. The exporters were out
OF the market today and there was nothing to
support it.. July opened sc of ut $1.141a and
fell to 81 .1212. closing there, 2Ac off. Septem-
Der also fell 2Ac ana October 2c. Oats fell 1c.
Clese-Wheat to arrive, No. northern SoAc;
soAc; No. 2 northern. 7sAc; july, soAc; Sep
TENDER, 792c; December, lsc; new durum, No.
!. CSC; No z, &C; old durun, No. L. TIC; No.
Z. 70t. Flax to arrive. S1.12R fax on track,
$1:12H; July, $11x1a; September, $1.12h; De-
tober, Sill ST.. -. Oats to arrive >36c; outs on
l4s CARS last psF eay
10: corn. 8; oats, 80; rye, 2; barley. Is; fax,
9s; last year, 5. Receipts: Wheat, 94,z+l -bu;
outs. 102,2SS barley 9,342; rye, l4U; flax,
1915. Shipments: Wheat. none. ..-..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-06

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, July e.-Beef
steady. Pork, firm. Lard, steady; prime west
ern.Y 50, nominal. ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-06

Flour receipts, 81 500 brls; sales, 900 brs quiet
but steady; Minnesota patents, $4.3 5@46 80; wiz
ter straghts, $3.00094. Wheat, receipts, u, 400
bu; sales, e50,0oo bu. Further declines oc-
CURED In wheat this morning result of
liquidation, large northeast receipts and fine
weather. July, s6ssc; September, IS 7-16@
s5ac; December, s7BMsT15c. Rye, dull; No 2
western, 671ac f b New York. Corn, re-
ceipts, 47,475 bu; Sales, 5000 bu. Option mar.
ket steady, but later eased off with wheat.
September, 5SB@5SNc. t-.%..
jsarley, STEADY; No. 2. H551a 156c; sample 43
@53c. Oats, lower: standard, 3S1a q soc. Corn,
lower; No. 8 cash, 51A@52kc: September,
51Ac. ' -. y. ~. 80, J. m ~, s g. q
C1rn-Puts, 52hc asked; calls, SIC asked. .