The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
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ported free seller of
t'st9cks syesteE <aI:.:...
, WhaTlon's private New York wire
says the bears are cunning for a big
line Of steel stocks, $4,000 to 100000
shares, and it has got to come out.
Dan Lamont IS estate has been selling
the Hill stocks according to New York
advlces to j. ID. Fraser. Lamont died
with a speculative account open.
Piper IS New York wire says, 1--WE do
not look for great rise. but do expect
advances from present levels, and adj
wise buying Northern Pacific, Canadian
Pacific and Union Pacific, Erie Copper
and the Steels.',
Al Chambers from Rankin: "sBe-
live we have had our break in wheat.
We are on an export basis and they are
G. w. Patten-Keep off the short side
of oats.
: G. H. Thornton, Duluth-There is a
somewhat larger flax acreage. / cannot
say how large. There is less maearoni
E~errsng get o 81 the nrs bs IS
lvorable.
w. C. Leistikow of Grafton, says,
cit is the best North Dakota crop out
| look since 1895. North Dakota and the
Canadian northwest have 100000
bushels more than last year if present
| cO0UlIlO0S are Ildl0IdlHeu. 1emDl01
county will have 90 per cent more,
| Walsh 80 per cent more. Every other
North Dakota county will increase ex-
cept Trail, Cass and Richland, where
there will be slight decreases. With
the right weather North Dakota and
Canadian northwest can raise 2OO,O00,-
600 bushels of wheat
E. J. Murphy wired Cummings:
"From GAINESVILLE to Crookston wheat
looks very bad. West of the valley
North Dakota is fine. ~
Watson from Chicago: ftShorts are
the only buyers of wheat. Look out for
a break on Monday
! F. P. Frazier to Lewis: 81 do not
: like the looks of this stock market. Peo-
pie seem to be nervous and scared
!! about general conditions.
c. W. Wenzel who has been down. in
, old Mexico returned to Minneapolis
yesterday. Mr.. Wenzel spent most of
the property in which a number of
Minneapolitans are interested. The
work was found to have progressed
very favorably. The mine viii be hoist
= ing ore sometime between July 10 and
: Aug i. All the ore so far taken out
: has been in a way incidental y the
! general work of development, but with
. the installation of hosting machinery,
upon which work is being pushed, ii
9 will be possible to raise and ship ore
!. in much larger quantity. The progress
of the Southern Pacific and the Ell Paso
& Southwestern roads southwark is un'
n impeded. These roads will make Cum
a pras about twenty-one miles from the
20 Belen property and Neoctuzama about
30 ten miles distant, and may run much
y closer, the exact routes not yet being
- determined.
% s'I was impressed" said Mr.. Wen
Is eel by the amiability and hospitality OF
20 the Mexican people, and the strength
70 and character of the Mexican govern
70 ment. One finds governmental affairs
~ ~ ably and honestly administered, ant
y there is a wholesome respect for Law
q. and prompt enforcement that som,
IL parts of our own country could wei
=; afford to profit by. The government of
I'd fieials are very courteous and an,
lg American properly accredited may b
IN sure of being treated well # he goe
u. into the country.
:. Miller, New York, to Lewis: 9Th
l. selling of gilt-edged securities is not t
ar be regarded lightly. Lower prices seen
r, unavoidable. barring natural rallies: y
Id Jackson, Chicago, to Watson: ''Th
re northwest will have to hurry up wit
some bad news if it expects to hoi
this wheat up
n New York to Lewis: "The impre:
u sion is that there is still more Lamon
selling to come.