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HEAVY STABLES.

AMMUNlTloN.-Pow6 per key sno5
s ~; blasting pow der. 81 IS Ter kes dr s
sIpSt, per sack N,2a; buck, $3.50.
chs; regulars. 6isc; boxed ilc hi@bsr,
smoked bellies. 7,ssi7&c: New York ss ssr;
oJ "a = .S 20. breakfast bacon. s4aioc
Houston or Galveston. Noveinber sh;n'
mont; Bagging, 9 10 7isc: p. 10 ? ~,
lies IN Arrow % 10, Ssc 30 ID roc; Delta 500
yar d'', S,n ,o,s from store, pagging &c pei
CANpf-Stick. wrapped, basis a. esa
&c pTr 70; spec,al sizes isc higher.
Smf FEE-.Rio and Cordova: Fair salo,.
lse psa sSs e itais,.inl fancy II
A neu Aricsa, basis 100 ID cases, sill. %:
sd rDlL.on.ik1SEmpire Minis. Heus,on pav,.
second ,pateat. siSo. Texas Star Nils Nils
quote: Tidal Wave, $40. Sea FAIRY sec'
r NV. raier patent. $3.50; Sea Pearl. $40;
10 i m1ari Wto Special rates for shipments
barrels ite's' soc ABOVE
+, TIlARINAcEous ooops-Gri,s. hom,ny
O.; "'u lo cisam meal. N bbls. 500. pearl meal
=. y 10 sacks, SLIGO per Dbl OF 1 sacks.
$50 seoss g and Friends oats ssaS; Columbian
ala. HANS Standard, sa.asc: picnic hams a.
al noN;EY--in go ID cans. extracted. 4,sss
" re an, IN comb saioc; IN i2 ID cans extract.
lea, HEp-Reiined tierces. compound. 4xc.
S Herses: 70 % cans Nc higher. { ia cans ..,n
s,,s Me,,,,.A sSES-R sboiled fair lsaisc, prlms
syrnn ,a' snoice. 25a2Sc. fancy new crop
cbn eiSf, =, Extra fancy head 5xer,,. : !.
sisnss t1aSe' fair tafitc: fancy imported
kofE- Basis for 7.,s. s,,a, :. ,,,,,,,,.
St,r' cotton iiGilisc' 'sa'' oc' manila
n, sa,,..averrool, coarse soil7sc: f,ne ssss
%. ts. csrse. 6oc. line &c; barrcis
s. iS ~'s' s.'s'' lo-Ss. $40; 7o-%s
IT, saisT ElsH-siackerel No. IN "a IN
~ ~ TeSxloo: half 6bis ss5o0S7h !" -
standard foods: Pearl N =
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In Presses and wnrehou,e,
Houston Spot 0uotntion,

! Spun.
The Galveston spot market closed
steady at an advance of Lice.
Low ordinary. 3 i,-iB Mddlnl \ fla
yfdlhhty ,..... e-lGGoud middling. o ll-iG
Good ordinary ll-l8 N ddllng fair Il id
Low adding i. u sales -, / seu
new orleans spots.
inc New orleans spot market closed
uu'i ana easy, at unchanged prices
low ordin1Il. Sst MuuIiur Az
V'usnM! ..'t.' t'iU Good m.ddlns. o..
vooo ofu'na,y" ies Aiiidhng itit.. ~,
Low middins.. l5-i6l>aies. .-..,., $500
New York spots.
The New York spot market c,osed
quiet at decline OF Lice.
. 900 S ora ny ~ Hooa midllns eh
ddins .... 5ys i,nIcs ..,.. non :"
Liverpool Spots.
BUSINESS good; prices 1851 higher, s1les
loo0O bales. OF which liO00 were Amer.
American.
Today. Yes'day
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FELL BACK AGAIN.
BIl0R OF ANOTHER NELL ESTIMATE
Once q The rost,



- ~. ~ 80.
{{ - 80 10y ia"y w. ~, 49,
~ .''.ss's.' '. w. ~. ~. NJ,
,s..s y. ~, !" I. -s N ~. $3.50. 49,,
~ =, 80 80 ,-. $500 -. i.
s 1.ss ~. 1890
80 q. !. ~, ~, 80 .h,s
xS~ :. " e u. 80 $500. .ra
81 " -. 100 y. ...-.,s,..,. 49, sx-,-
n s1,. II. '.s,.sss .n,rs, .,,a 40.
n 81 q ~ .., $50, a.. ,.r,,,hor
III 49,. z, 1890. ~, a. .s,o ! ,oo,,nt
N q III. -,--.. .'x.-s.s.. $3.50, 49,. ,..u. 49,,
49, 4. I -. =. Z ......,. 4. ~, ,,,,s,,s ,,aar
IA -.-,- II. ~. ~. .s,... 80 ~, 80 a.
49, s..s. IN. e..,,.,,,,v -, ,,,o,r .,do
q ~. ..,..s.,,,..'s, ro,,or. .,.tod nat .ho
N - $3.50. 49,. ~, q, 80. ,,,,,,.,aa a.,
n 49,. Y 20, 4 ,~,,,,,,ds !, ia, o1,,4,,,
- =, ,eo,as ,,,ha, ~ ht, .-,,,
,ss,.,>, 49, ,,sssd ,,ar oora ,va. 90,
800. ~. 1884, c,,,,.ndoa ,,u,a,,or
4SE ..r,s,x ~. ,.,,,ron,,s ac,,ra, ~,
~ "a. ,ra ..,,,,, q, r,a,os o,,,s,do 30 rov
ll,c,,ls -.,,s.,, ( soo ooo ,,,,so ,rha y,aIa 4,
EA~.s = 80 ~, -, mo h,,ra,, ronor, a,
4.,,- ,s- .sa,,,,a. -, 49,. .i,,,,. A..
,..u,s as,,,,,,,a ~ az ,,a,nas a. A..
f<,,a, .,r,,,,,, a. ,eo, - aoo ,o,,,,,,, =,
Jhe acre f,pntiny ,bat Texas may rails.
cros, ~ a0s,ooo baIes Tho bsars ,y.~o
f.hle Ia see to,a, Weld NJ NJ lcas, ~ IN
III from fy,rin,. unon tho governmcnt,s
lefprns.
4 mo amour, into shvht was vorv largo
,keinp nearly ooo o0 bales marc ,h,n sor
liz sam. ,.oes, ,,,,, ,,aar r,no ,a,,i ,as
/ iso sscbttv IN excess ~ ,bc corrcsnona
L,r wecls IN ,saa hut iris ,s Tho erst I'm,
X sf,vs ,yeeks I'm, s,ch has haen tho oaso
{,msidcr,np ms fac, ,ha, rho aho,,sh,no
H quarantine restrictions was ex,ec,e,, 70
!. ralv 10 sa,a ~, ~ ~, n'aai,,s $50
3,a,, ,as 49, :, ~, ai,,.s,.,l,.",., n,,,-
fa,a, .,,,,,,,,,, ,.r,,,,,,,, 49, s,,-,, ~.
I'M, 80, , aao 80, 49,. '""s ia'
| u - 80. s,yY wv, ,''u ''o,,"'-
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PAINTS AND nus

olLILlnseed. in bbls, raw. 400; boiled
bbls he: in cnses, sl.e5: prime white 15n
test. IN bbls, 12c; In cases, N.I5. Erii,,,nt
oil; $40; "a In bbls. iisc: stove gasoline in
cases cas- N.so; In bbls, Ne; Eurion oil, in bbls,
nc: III eSses; $40; castor oil, medical
pure, I,lO' castor oil conmerciai 6aTc
per dozen; turpemine, In bbis. ssc ''io
WHITE LEAD-S,rctly pure, eafchc
standard white lead. 4Iac. 'sO"e'
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COTTON SEED PRODUCE

F. o. B. mill. Texas interior pcinu q
cording to location: ~. -
Prime crude oil, loose. ...... !Sn56f
Prime summer yellow oil..... 49, -
Prime cotton seed cake. .....N2 M
Prime cotton seed meal. II
Linters, per pound ........... In -
For local delivery Houston m,n.
Remarks Market steady at the e.
demand limited.
New York, November 12.-!The >S1|
for cotton seed products Is larry I
at the recent decline. Prime CIV
barrels, 1SM19c per gallon: prime "a ~
yellow, 2lG21kc: prime cotton ~ ~ y, =
S2l 50a22.00 per short ton; meal,
ers, 3%c per pound.
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DurrER AND EGGS,

Chicago. November 12-Butter- A.,
esreamery l5a22s; dairy. I2m2o. Cheessy
flrm. S@sh, Eges-Fresh, IL
eceipts, .soas packages; steady. SEE, s-he,
fennsylvania, 1898: Western. - ahu
ST. Louis. November i2.-R1,t;ssr r,,.
Higher: l5ik rgss-
= Kansas City. November l2-p,,,ou
r ,sei grades SOW; others steady. da'r,,
loul'; Creamery 1902 Eggs firm tss,Ia'
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man. put into quarantine at noon witt,
her cargo ON fire and an hour Iatrr
dropped anchor In the river opposite the
chesapeake and Ohio passenger DEPOT
the main hold. The ship was bound from
Galveston 10 Liverpool and carried a
cargo or cotton and grain Captain Gold.
man stated 70 the Associated Press that
ne believed that the cotton was bpirning
when taken on board. The fire Is still
burning.
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New York Cation Mnrl.c,

New York, November i2.-Thc action OF
the cotton market was anything but salts
Factory to the rank and ie OF the bulls
starting steady today. with prices I.
points lower TO points higher there was
an interval OF Hesitation Immediately fol
lowing the call, after which the market
siomped badly. The spot market at Liy-
erpool seemed to have cut loose from tho
market for futures. the latter showing n
net advance of l@s points, instead OF The
nct advance. OF points expected, while
spot cottcn held a gain of l-sed and re-
ported sales of 1000 bales Heavier re
eeipts at ports and. Interior towns con-
lrlputen 10 the weakness here with tho
amSsint coming Into sight considerably In
excess OF earlier estimates. The failure OF
yesterdays frost predictions TO material.
ize IN the cotton belt was another element
OF weakness, At the lowest level prices
sroMei 2 loss OF l0fiis points. with the
rarkct Nrally steady at a net loss OF lii
IN many months.
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GRAIN AND Hay
WIRE AND MAILS.

Quotations are, on small lots. Special
prices on carloads.
BARRED WIRE--Cil!Gder. gal 50 ~ nar
100 lbs; Waukegan DC higher than Gldden
WIRE NA1LS-Rate $500 per keg. adj
val ces. l0d. I'D and l6d. Sc. Sd and I'd nc.
90 and ID 2oc; Id and sd, soc: Sd, i5c; "a
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, Novemher 20
optr, kettle steady. 2hMa1., can,r,s ar,
mrm grannlated. 4a54&: white, 4 ii.,smssasai
i s.se Ssiss is-is; seconds. a7s i.is' -
srsdss spsres Kettle csn, steady. 1890 good
steady. 20dZ2. -' WIS syrup
a1 New yssx: November ia--sunr-H..
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New York, November 12-Wh..x !
cetpts, 1a2,A5: exports, 1892; spcf sss.
No. red, 99%; options closed wv
lower; No. 2 red. November closed n. X
cember. SO 3-16d97. ~
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Kansas CITY. Novcmber =, !,

Kansas City. November 12.-Wha6 ~
tve and higher; No. hard IS; No, ~
81; No. red 90; No. 2, 81: No. Q spsinv ri
SO. Corn steady and fairly aotfys: M 1
NAKED 23M23is. Oats active and 49,,
No. WHITE o. Rye firm: No. q 4 M
active. very firm: choice tdhmpthv ~
So: choice prairie 5.o0d7.25. RexivS.
wheat SS,Zoo, corn 1000, oats 10000 SAb
ments-Wlhcat 49, 400. corn 2ll50 ~
none ',' - ~
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Chicago atfvices TO 3. w, Hunfe~ i &
gave puts on May wheat Ss5i ana = . y. v
91S4dal7s. and ON. A lower r,arks5 Z ~
pected tomorrow and the crowd 49,
PUTS. Puts on May corn, 30a01E n.
30k. ~ \
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Enst IndIn Mov,mrnt
HOUSTON wHoLEsALE PRICES.
Quotations for Hound Lots Or stnn,,
COmmo ties

These quotations are revised daily o,4
.nelr correctness can be relied upon Tn,
prices IRE those ruling in the IIoustor
Wholesale markets o'
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Totals ...a,eooi7s S.7bs,5i7 2,Sl2, 232 2,742. So
at Leading Market,

The following table shows the stocks u
American cotton held at seven OF tho
principal markets Of the world today. this
day last week and for the corresponi ding
date last wear.
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IN the main the crop has been picked
been highly favorable. There is not the
slghtest apparent disposition on the mari
OF tho departments large corps OF CORE.
spondents to overestmatc the effect of un.
favorable conditions during the growing
soNssn or to conceal or minimize tho i'm.
portance af SUCH conditions as have been
favorable, and while The figures now puh-
nsneu are subject to revision In the ANAL
fepreeent The actual condition OF the crnn
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The following table gives tho price o,
middling cotton on the spot at seven of
the worlds principal markets today, this
day last week and for the corresponding
date In 1896:
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The active future months In the three
leading markets show the following
changes since last Friday, and also com
pare with this date last year.
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HIDES. TALLow AND BEpss
prices paia by Houston deaIers;;
THE wool MARKnfs

Prices pad by Houston desler'
Twelve mouths. medium .....''';
Twelve months. fine.. .....s'..'''.'..'1
Six months. i0a- isss q
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The first fofger OF HHak
uote wss Richard WiiliAn
linen dsaper Of staanrd. haneee
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WAN INDIAN Terrltcry.

With indian Territory,
~ VIII be seen from this that Mr. Main
.ispects yield per acre Isl pounds great
Il phan is estimated by the goyornment,s
correspondents. Taking MIR. Ncrl,s 40
Hes Of the acreage l2i lSo. Ooo) ara the gov.
anments estimate of the yield per acre.
ne total crop win be only s,77s,ooo bales
AS. Neifrs acreage .antl yield make il 10
Hu.e II is quite evident that eirher
re government or the Meg Orleans sta.
istician is wrcisg, s''s -
An Active Market Expected.
sy private WIRE TO II, w. Hunter a. co,
fNew York. November IL. The course az
so%y's market only bears ont what wa
Two SO often written daring the past few
3Ys. that Is chat any advance unsus.
l a. w q 5000 spot demand Would not
~. as no matter what the rovnrnm"u,
any other source might in,iic,ta ~
ssHoie crop for this solson, the snocw,a
lSe demand being absent. the mar,s,
DUH have 20 fall back upon the sno,
{ .s'uv ,.s WINCH continues Unchanged
NV receipts, and no active lemn,ni *.
~ COTTON. Liverpool this morninr c ~
Icouraging, being fully up 10 an, 40 -
i;nce of Yesterday, but did not retain ~,
Improvement Our market opsnea
frut tne same as last night. ana 80,
Thy eased on. closing fourtea nu srsa-
Low ycsterday's CLOSE. POINTS
ltnc government estimate of ISL q a. ~,
~, ~ pcr acre was figured as bearisb ".
acates ~ crop OF 7.5OO,0OO for or ~ a.
asss OUTSIDE OF Texas. and the fpnrs ,s
ven tcr Texas We're considered as ma aS'
IIIrs0 the estimate generally arreea ~,
ing 100000 TO S.SO0o0O. Really thss on
g had no effect on the martet.' a escc ~,
4 s Gcnse those who had bought IN an tt,H9'
LION OF Y to sell out their cotton 'a Nv,
f2oG 70 De down to our decline ~ ,n n,v.
so % Eslths on tomorrow, ana p1 thss
- ~. ~ tnls market for the next fe ',v
{vgpooA The market seems 10 ~ S 80 ~
ssasm ss'v = shape for more sctivty Y an os
hnv just vet, and raies on IA IVY ~ not
~ purchase on good breaks. win pro ss;
What the Bureau May Indicat.
pargtA 4 Richardson OF Hons,or
kithoH = basis DOR figures. tho h,,-
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yellow, 81. Oats-Steady; No.
2sg2sh. Rice easier; ordinary 70 A.
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BUREAU REPORT.
A High Estimntc Made OF the VIE,
Fer Acre

Washington. November l2.--Preliminary
reports to the statisttcian OF tho depart
mcnt OF agriculture Indicate an average
yield OF 1914 pounds of cotton per acre.
Tho principal State averages are as fol-
lows,
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chroniclc'. Weather arpor,.

New YORK. November 1.-THE CONNER
cih and Financial Chronicle says Our
teis.raphic advees this evening denote
that, although ram has fallen In most To-
eahues during the week. the precipitation
mas " gerera. bern light, and that, con.
sea''cntiy. picking. where not already
emnie'ed, has made gooi progress. Frost.
ats reported from some points. but not
Killing Cotton has been freely marketed.
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The movement for this and previous
weeks this season and the corresponding
weeks OF the three previous seasons. ac-
cording to Secretary Hester. Is az fol-
lows.
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q ross receipts this week ........ "a oos
~ ccsiecelpts ms week .,...,......... 2l,s7O
Ssvss Iecc,p's th's wcek last year 43.lS3
Total nross receipts this yenr . T60 yu7
NUN ro.ni nct receipts tns year 29l,G3S
, pIoss icoelpts same Time last year uib,o %
o'hl NC. receipts same time last year.. 23a7in
ssmpnent euiwatu ms weos...,....,. ,..iaB
ssp gu, raw. 70 ana VIA New York, 2,a37
In trn,si. ....... 4, onn
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shows a. pounds OF lint cotton per acre
| lcss t713n f9e4 In reference to II We have
| the Following wire from New Orleans:
Crowd here Te s sa res 1uss'd Tsxa q
ebgurd III this market there g quite a
difference OF opinion, but 900 to II.
| 10000 is probably acceptable 70 most Of
was was a cai,Ie from, liverpool (naybe an Idle
rumor). that Nell would next week tell
the world that me American crop will be
1870 90 minimum.
expectaf lions. New york started In well AZ
about last nigl1ts prices. but declined rap
Idly under eerltng from Liverpool, and
from Southern spot buyers, who were
70 tRei G"s offers Of last night. The move
ment continues free. with the interior no
eraI sellers, port receipts for the week
being 1900 more than In 1891.
vio1ett 4 Co.'S Review.
New York. November 12.-Atwood vio-
lett 4 Co. say: Liverpool did today as
frequently for several weeks past. re-
spending indifferently to our advance OF
yesterday. Notwithstanding this there
was sufficient buying at the opening to
make first prices about the same as last
nights close. Selling orders were not In
evidence and for a few minutes appear
anccs were for another advance, but port
receipts looming up large again. with
loss at Liverpool OF part OF their Inn
caused .cngs TO realize and
this. more than original selling. produced
The easy decline After this there was
no support and prices further easoi. Upon
bureau announcement. the market was al
ready ten points below last night. For the
hour following longs and shorts were try
ing to yet their bearings. but final conc.u
sions were that the report was more la
nd oil
heir fsrt drop TO rs below last night
Apparently We look TO Liverpool IN helping
20 e. permanent advance. We repeat our
idvice OF yesterday. to buy on easy pc-
'iods and take moderate profits.
Amount Into sight.
The movement for this and previous |
weeks this season and the corresponding !
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Articles-. IOnen- lHich In. ~.

fiOnr-SteaA.y,
q s Mhea T., spring, SIX @Ssl4; No. g. s4a
USE, ne. 2 red, 9iAa96ia o. '''2
rs, -''sa-'*; NO 2 yellow. 27Mp
..s Ge.t IS, ., soA; No. white, f. O. :
kitIye-No; q 47ls@47x.
lFlaxseed-No. i, l.o}ib6i1.0
Timothy seed-Pr.me. SO
Ness pork-Per barrel, 7.S5a7 49,
Latu-Per 100 pounds, 422iSlii9,
snort RIBS sides-Loose. l.Grn1 *
Dry salted shoulders-Boxed. 4IGs
Svort clear sides--Boxed, 45seIi7s
w snh"ymDistillers' finished goods nor
r.8ur, barrels ......... 10000 3 mn ..
C :. r9a'; pusneis ........ s2,0O 7'000
osts h pussne.s ..........Se0oo 1905
Rye, bushels , "a "a Soe.WO
Barley. bushels 1880. 5000 7e:n
st. Louis Grain ana
st. Louis. November 12-EI,,,r
, easy. Wheat-Irregular. cfosinS et
wwer ior December. but May LA shoS,sse &c
Sidi hid; tracy sRet No No cash elevator ss,
strong and higher; No. mixed ON, PCT
pa; December. 25% Mag. aSN o 9ssn, zsa
uni, mixs strsag; spot q,set, but higher: No
Degemoer, 2oa. bid; May, 2Nlm99,i ack; a;
Quiet, 46is. Flaxseed steadvs ~, Rye
B nao'n syrs seed sso cornmeai steady, i 10
track. isHa50. Hay-Flrm aS sar east
,WrsSl,r r,,, ;7iISaSoo; timothy. sooTI o SN
~ Ms .m7ky' lle, Cotton ties. So. B aer,n~
sts u,is L mess firm as.as ssis. FORK
SS.eaay' prime steam. 4.121: choice "a
'aFo'''-i'0Ned lots, extra short clear hps'
Naa, ma PROVISIONS Elsewhere.
nc Ssw Orleans November 12.-Hor nroa-
, us,s steady PORK. old. 81. LaraoR a prol,
dsrs ~ s ss9xed meats-Dry salt shon,Hl
SIDES, sHa sme Y sas sss,i Clear RS
W. -Four higher: extra fsncv cnr RED 50
coy urn; prime. la0ls; chosce ,.,, nSa
s' NO sacked While, ~.
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ID bcxes. use. Royal Gloss. bulk. 3sac:
Nickel. 100 packages. per box. S.s; corn
z Su0AR--Quota.io lions are for small iots
special prices given. on. CARLOAD oroers;
Sandsr I'd GRADUATED SIC. cubes ana
powdered 5isc: louisiana yellow clarified
fancy &c; choice ~.
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New York November i2--Therc hay.
zen no further chanses In the dry goods
market, the general tome OF the market
Remaining decidedly dull, with few buvers
EsyrsM % cousnmmate store tradinr'
the market II very dull prints
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LIVERPOOL November ..-The Merscv
aosks ana harbor board has decided 10
T HTssc:,,. the rate o. discharsias North
|; ~ ! Sotocn a the Liverpool docks
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Comparative Spot Markets.

The following ar, the closing quotations
for cotton on ;he spot today at the leading
markets. together with the closing of mid
cling yesterday. with today's sales
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,, t4e p Cotton On Fire.
: dsvsssssss. c caSss .Icos o'ss
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DRIED FRUITS AND NrrTs.

FRUITS.
APPLf'S-Fancy Ben Davis. s3o513. 80
Winesaps ard other varieties, $35Gd4O0
BANANAS co per bunch
CRANBERRIES Cod. 50. yld3 IA
per crate; $500 per barrel!
1FMONS-Messlna and Palermo COM
mon ss.75; choice s3.0093.25. extra fancy
STE.
Ora PES-Californie varieties sl.501l. Z;
per craie: Almerla 50. a0a4 90 ner bb!
PEARS-Oregon, 81, so per box.
QRANGESMeNican fancy sweet, SS.751
100 per box.
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L. E. Turner Of Complain No.
writes MS tina, after srf!cli f-'m p,ie,
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ed them by lslug three boxes of De
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Criss, druggist Pike street.
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Professor Munyon is honorcd to-day as
the leading nut hcrity In the medical world.
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Personal letters to Prof. Munyon. 1905
with free medical advice for any disease.