The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-07
STOCK. MARKET TOPICS

Verhoen from Milmine: Cold weather con-
tinues. Bulls will try to ma e the most of it.
I regard wheat as sale on bulges. Situation
Armour and other elevator people have been
fair buyers Of May. ia &3>+
Brosseau sold 100000 Blu wheat
Mackay, from Ware I think Patten is sell
wired frem CHICAGO lie 0q pit traders
bought because Of rally at Minneapolis and
right support to this market. :.
y Berlin wheat closed SIC lower = ~
Leland says LOOK for q continuation Of >
scalping market in wheat, similar to what we
ha Ner nag the Rast few days
announcement has been made that the Standard
on company Of New Jersey is to increase its
present holders sts shares for one and putting
the new stock on a ger cent basis.
in to ens q Ct
deal between the Anal gamated United Copper
and American Smelling. 81
News all buying oats in Chicago
New York-Cotton and Coffee exchanges will
be closed Saturday.
Chicago to Lewis-It develops that the Mime
apolis oats sales e for France mainly have aggre-
greater portion of this was done by Chicago
houses who have not been reporting it. The
same firms had previously been cutie active in
Working oats for EXPORT via gulf ports from
apolis sales will clear from New Orleans. on the
new is: rate put in Jointly by North Western
La Plata Haxseed Sd lower: Calcutta Sd
lower.
Provisions have been active with fairly
liberal trade. Armour is credited with selling
lard and ribs. John Cudahy has bought May
Chicago to Whallon: ''An excellent demand
here for cash oats for export. Sales thus far
this morning are 100000 bu, and more working. =
'Exportable wheat surplus estimate will have
to be cut down about 10 per cent. The previous
estimate was $4,000 bu:
Chicago to Piper: 1.-TWO hundred and fifty
thousand bushels of oats reported as worked
from here for export this morning.
Pring1e says , This 81 spread Of short May and
and May is likely to work away from the July
some more now"
Pressure was on the July wheat this morn
Ing Peavey principal seller on downturn
Logan leading seller of Chicago May wheat at
S5Ac to $3.50.
liverpool close: Wheat unchanged to IN
higher; corn unchanged to I'D lower.
Armour selling little corn.
Marshall Spader selling Amalgamated Copper.
gone long wheat and those who have covered
shorts past two days are selling. Market looks
| heavy. s.
! 2O5, 900; oats, 1000. Galveston missing.
Sickel- Roberts buying May pork. +
| Kansas City wheat receipts, 10000 bu against
| 80 600.
~, 900. $500 - = s. '1,''
Antwerp closed unchanged.
Lake selling wheat.
I Jim Patten selling some May wheat.
/ Corn traders selling wheat
| Berlin &c lower, Budapest Ac higher.
/ Armour good buyer of oats I7 81 ss
! Weather-Hil lsboro, strong north wind, and Il
showing, starting a good blizzard. st. Cloud
clear, calm, fine. Winnipeg clear and fine
about 8 above Hunter, starting storm here
Fargo cloudy and cold, north wind. Gran,
Forks, cloudy and little colder, with north wind
/ Mayville. strong northwest wind, some snoy
\ hnrrieS GOInstOck. StOrnfn0 and strong north
west wind, growing colder. Springfield. iii.
clear, cold. Zero Peoria, ILL, clear, cold,
above. Omaha, Neb., clear, cold, with higl
Il wind Lincoln, Neby, clear, cold, high wind
4 Kansas City. Mo-. clear and cold. st. Louis
clear and cold Chicago, clear, cold. about !
above.