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Of Instructor Kay, " petite, blue-eyed
beauty. Staying with her was a young
woman, said to be her aunt or niece.
Of course this one had to have a COM
psnion, and a young student named
Willard, Of BinghBmton. a bosom
friend Of Mooers. went in her society.
Yesterday the quartette planned a
trip TO New York In the meantime
some one had wired MilIard's father in
Binghamton concerning his son and
the father came here at once. He sat
in the Office Of the hotel and watched
for his boy until he saw him alight
from a cab in front of a cafe opposite.
Within the cab were the others Of the
party. The angry father seized his son
by the coat collar and dragged him
away, paid the boys bills and took him
home to BinghamtOn.
Mooers took the two women to the
station and they boarded the New York
train. Instructor Kay had in the
meantime got wind OF the affair and
started to the station after HIS wife.
He got there before the train left. = nd,
taking hold OF her, managed To get her
away, but a moment later she ran
from him. entered the train and sought
the protection Of Mooers. In the scene
that ensued Kay was forcibly elected
from the train as II pulled or he
stltion, while bis wife stayed aboard
Mr.. Kay is highly esteemed in uni
versity circles.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK DRY GoODS-New York. Nov
!o'-FuFther new prices In bleached cottons
include Masonville and Rivals "A makes al
SAe Print cloths show large sales, are
| dearer and held on the basis OF Lice for
regulars iii narrow goods and 3-I6c for
SS15 inch, GA squares in wide goods. The gen
eral demand Tor cotton, staples and fancles
has been well maintained and the marked
closes with noticeable Improvement in the
general tone.
NEW YORK METALS-New York. Nov. 1S
AT the close the metal exchange called Die
iron warrants quiet $7.10 bid and 81 25 asked
Lake copper firm, 12.S7c bid, and IL 95C
asked. Tin steady. $l7S7h bid and SIS ask.
ed: Lead easier, with sS67la bid and ss.72Il
asked. Spelter quiet, with s5.15 bid, and
! $5.25 asked The firm naming the settnl
price for leading miners and shelters at the
West quotes lead at $3.50
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York Nov Is
Coffee options opened steady at points ad-
vance, closed SOLO net higher. Sales II, 70.
bags. December, Z. 30I5. 35c; February 4 noe
| March. 5.60d565c; September, 5.95@6c; Octo-
ber &c. Spot coffee, Rio steady; mild steady
Sugar-Raw strong. held 1-16 higher; fair re-
ming, l0-I5c; centrifugal, 96-teSt 7-16c
Molasses sugar, 11-16c Refined strong but
quiet
NEW YORK CoTToN-New York. Nov. 90
The cotton market opened steady with
prices ] point higher TO points lower. Sen
timent was bullishly inclined, and values
continued 10 improve as the session progress
ed. Light Southern selling of the remote op-
tons caused those deliveries to hold re a
lively easy position to the rest of the list for
a time. Cotton futures closed steady De-
cember. 5.1Sc; January 5.22c; February, 5.25c
March 5.29c; April $3.50. May. 8 &c; June.
5.40c; July. sac: August, 5.47c; September
Sac; October, 5.49c. Cotton SPOT closed quiet
Middling upland, sac; middling gulf, SIC;
sales, ESQ bales
WHISKY-Peoria ILL.,. Nov. IS. - Whisky
firm, on the basis OF sl.25 for finished goods.
SEED MARKETS-Chicago Nov. 1S-The
faxseed market was strong Tuesday, but not
very active. Receipts here were Al cars, u
cars at Duluth and q cars at MINNEAPOLIS
The official close, as reported by the Weare
Commission company. is as follows Cash
fax at S1.02 per bu. December at 97Hc and
May at 81. 00%. Cash timothy seed closed at
81 % per 100 lbs. Glover seed closed at S7.75
per 100 lbs. Minneapolis haxseed quoted at
e7c Fer bu.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. Nov. 49,
-Butter-RecaiDts, 1913 pkgs firm Western
creamery, 1Sd23kc Elgins. 231zc: factory,
11hd14kc. Cheese-ReceiDts. 5602 pkgs
very firm; large, white, 9isc small white,
s24c: large, colored 9Ae: small coiored s%ac
Fggs-Receipts. 5762 pkgs; firm; Western,
23Ikc.
Chicago. Nov. 1s-Butter steady; cream
cries, 14n22c; dairies. 121zG19c. Eggs firm;
fresh 20d20ikc.
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OTHER GRAIN Markets

GRAIN GoSSIP-Gossip by private wire to
{. n F. smith Co, 81. Paul, members Of
the New York stock exchange and Chicago
board OF tTade.-Modern Miller: Demand
for -four has been but moderate This week
while trading not heavy for either export
or Domestic account. Prices have been nom
inally unchanged or slightly shaded in most
markets. Mills are running full time in the
Southwest and while stocks have accumulat-
ed 20 some extent, the bulk OF the product
has been worked of. Export trade has been
hindered by difficulty in securing cargo room
ana ooth export and domestic business has
suffered somewhat from shortage of ears,
a condition that is really serious IN the
southwest Reports OF the growing wheat
continue highly favorable although there are
scattering reports Of damage by the Hessian
ny and wire worm roomhall: Shigments
OF wheat during past week from Argentina
and Uruguay TO Continent; 5000 compared
with nil year ago. Corn TO United King
dom. 5000 bu, to Continent 52s 600 bu and
LOT orders 4OS 600 bu. making a total of 1872
wheat as coo and corn 600 sg0 bu i eo
pared with nil and 800 600 respectively year
ago. Crop conditions good.-Argentise
shipments OF wheat, 1900 Blu: corn SEQ 600
bu. The crop prospects are excellent
NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Flour-Recslpts, 81
100 bbls exports, II .53l bbls. quiet and a
trlhe weaker Minnesota patents. SO. 1905. 10;
winter patents, 50 65G390. winter straights
SS43gS.55. Rye, steady; No. 2 Western, 54Izc.
Barley malt. firm. Western. 55466c Wheat
cattle. 200; hogs 5000; sheep, 5000 head.
Receipts. 2S7.250 bu; exports IA 299 bu: spot.
hrm; No. red, &c (. o. b., ahoat options
closed firm AZ &c decline on December and
&c advance on May. No. red May, 20 9-l6
qllsc; closed 71lsc. Corn-Receipts, 141, 500
bu; exports, 51l bu; spot firm; No 2
1880 I. 0. b.. aiOat: options closed hGAc
net higher; May, 3Sb0S9Isc; closed 39c Oats
Receipts $500 bu; exports. 81 50 gu; spot
market firm. No. 2. soc; options quiet
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1S.-Wheat-NO. red
Western winter steady, s. Id No. ] red
Northern, spring steady, Gs Zi1d May corn
spot. American mixed quiet. IS lOssd Fr-
lures steady; Nov. IS 10d December. IS
sgd. March, IS 6Izd.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 1S.-Wheat irregular; No.
red cash. elevator. 70c track 70iec Deem
Der, 70i4c; May. 6S24c. Corn higher: No. 2
cash. 303e; December 3lhc; May, sc. oats
lower; December. &c: May. 26%c; No ,
white, 2Sc. Rye lower; 5llsc. Flax nominal;
94c
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov. ls.-Flour.
steady. Wheat, lower; No l northern, 67%6t
Csc; No do, 66Ac. oats. dull. 2619a2724c
Rye. lower No. l. SIC. Barley, lower. No 2
sample 34a47i4c
KANSAS CITY. Nov ls.-wheat. &c lower:
No. ! hard 62hG63hc No. 2, 6lQ63ise; No.
3, 59G6llzc; No. red. 66c No. 3, So 65c: No.
2 spring 6OG6lc No 8, $4,000 Corn, steady.
No. mixed 29a29iac; No. 2 white 29AG
2sl2c: No. 3. 29c. oats, steady. No white,
26lsc. Rye, &c lower; No. ?, 4slsc.
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Winter. long-haired, per ID.

Winter. long-haired, per ID. .......... log IS
NHIIc, -; -: .........,.........,. O6
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The Shoe and Leather
review tomorrow will say: The hide mar
kets evince surprising strength considering
the declining quality of the take-off and the
guinness OF the leather trade There nave
oeen large sales of hides and all prices are
nrm. 1t cannot be said that there is any adj
vance since our mldweek report but some
holders seem confident. Native steers rule at
II c; butt brands, 97sc Texas, 1OJhc, IOl9I%c
Tor heavy light and extreme light Colorado
steer hides sold at S%c and large line of
branded cows brought 9Ac Country buff
hides are stronger, with reported sales at
9$sc, and 9kc refused.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 49, - Wool - Wisconsin
Eastern Iowa and Southern Minnesota: I'm
washed, fine, hsavy, 10911c; do hne, light
l24l4c; DO medium. y and }s-blocd 146II6c,
do coarse, low, A-blood 13d15c; do yerv
coarse, braid, 12Q13c; do cotted bury seedy
or chatfy, lie; do average lots, fine out f4c
Western Iowa, Minnesota Manitoba British
Columbia and Northwest Territory: I'm
washed. fine heavy. 10Q11c; do fine light 1I6
lie; do medium, 14d15c; do coarse. 14GI5c:
DO cotted. bury, seedy or chafry, 10c; do av-
erage lots, fine out, lac North and South
Dakota: Unwashed. fine, light, I2c heavy,
lie; do medium, light, 15c; do heavy. lac do
coarse, light, l2c; do heavy, 10dl2c: do cotted
bury, seedy or chaffy, light I0c do heavy
&c. Montana: Unweshed fine bright per ID.
lie; do medium, lac; do c,arse, lac; do dark
colored, heavy or short, SG10c
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PRoDUCE-Prices remain steady on all
kinds OF produce.
The following are street quotations as cor
reeted daily by c. l.. Jet Co.:
Apples-Per Bbl-Northern Spy, $3.75Gl4 80:
Baldwins, &.I5H425. Greening. S3.75d4 %:
Ben Davis. S.5oGS.'5; other varieties, S2.75
G2.25.
Bananas-Choice sh,pping-Large lunches.
Sl.50a2: small punches, $l@1.25.
Beans-Per Bu-Brown. 81 dirty lots, 60D
CSC fancy, H.25; medium. hand-picked.
Beef Country dressed fancy. e@sc; rough, 4
Butter-Per Lb-Creameries. extras. 2sa24c:
creSmeres, arsts. c0I2lc: creameries gath
cred, cream. 1S12lc: dairies. extras. ia
20; 2oe; limitations l2al2'ee' packing stock.
Cabbage Home grown. doz. bose
Cheese-Per Lb-Brick. No l. 11@llhc:
Swiss, 12IlSc; twins fancy. Minnesota and
Wisconsin. l0G1oNc Young America, new
cids der 2SSs' p Sf' Dbl s5a55o: sweet per
half Dbl s. 7563.
Cranberries-Rel and bugle $e.75G7: bell
Eggs-Fresh subject to loss or new, eases
included, l7isdlSc: seconds. cases Ine'ud q
Sal0c.
Figs-Calfornis. lO-lh box. S25.
Fish-Per Lb-Pickerel. &c: croprieS. &c:
trout, lake Sc; whitefsh S..
Game-Ducks, ma lard. per doz $50 can
vashacks. 81. 25a5; brant per dcE s4d45G.
Hogs-Clean, Per Lb-Heavy, SIC; light. ~
fi5c medium &c.
Honey-Lb Secions-Buekwhoat 5GsIzc: ex-
traoted amber 66sisc: extracted white.
6'se golden rcd. Ice; extracted while lie:
Lemons California. Scos to SOS. ssds. 30.
MesSlnas choice 300s, S4.50G5: Mess mas
fancy. Seos. SeGs.5o; MessiuaT. choice g 5.
s. 50G6.
Maple Sugsr-Per Lb-ohie in tricks 1o,.
Vermont, in bricks, Zoe; Western. in bricks.
i0c.
Mutton-Per Lb-Bucks. SIC: courtrv-drsss
cd Ta.TNlae- milk lambs rnlss o.. go.
Nuts-Almonds, new. small quantities Ia
lSc; almonds. Tarragonas. sacks. 100 MS
Ice; TarragOnas- small quantities ISe: Al
oerts, sacks, about go lbs si9Isc: a IS
small quantities, Toe: hickory. psr bu, 81 *
also; peanuts, per Ii. raw. 6ISise:: -ea-
nuts per ID roasted. 7c: reoans. srn IL
quantities, SGloc; walnuts SEfec: wa'uu :
California. soft shell. sacks, ie1 % ITO bs
sisGlCc; wasnus, California hard lsss
quantities, l2c; black walnuts 81
onionsLPer BG-Silver skins. S5740c: other
oranses.,Per BOx-seed1ngs. fancy. valen-
Pe.srs-fer Bu-Miohigan, $50: Washington
Potatoes-- Burbanks, 25a2sc. Rural szgssc
Snow Flakes 3sIz6c. Peerless 25tl2sc. ctr.
er varieties l562Se; Jersey Swee.s s. *
Ter Dbl; Muscstsne 81 1912 80
Peultry-Per "a Live-Spring chickens slsr7
sc: hens, smeS; geese. 75c: ducks 7GSe.
Spring chickens susie: hens a.
Eeesiers; Sc Sc; turkeys, choice. uGiiisc me,
Oflhi. @0SAsc.
onirees-Per bbl, ssGI25: per bu. 81. sosii =
Neal-Per Le-CoSrse and thin. Sc. extrs
fancy. ccuntry-dressed sue
etsbles-Green-Bee per aoz bu,ch.-
lec. new carrots. per dor. lee: new t,,r
MRS, Der doz. l5c; tomatoes. &c. cauIifouar
drv A0c
GENSENG AND SENECA ROoT-Gooa
I bright clean, large root FER 10. $s75 do fair
r0ot s. 40, do dark root. s.. green sfnsear
sean root, sc. Seneca root. dry, choice root
Ninn. and OAK. per II. sc: do fair average
/ e: DO dark average, 2ee; do hulby and TOPS
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I cnn.
6e0: active, strong; native beef steers. 81. 80
$3.50; westerns, SSs004.4e; Texas, se.50d3 SO:
COWS and heifers, 1904; stoekers and feed
srs s. 4o94. 20; bulls. stays, etc.. s225@2. 75.
Hogs Rsssceigts. sf06: shade to Sc lower;
a ne ayy 40; mixed. So 52i5Gs.S5; light,
S5gS 40 pigs, S343.S0: bulk of sales, s.. S211
SS.sIl1- Sheep-Receipts. $500; slow, weak;
native muttcns. % .6es94. 20; Westerns, $500
4-1o; stock, $SdS.3e lambs, S4G5.25.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. -Cattle-Receipts
s'vo; steady to strong; native steers. $3.50
5.2o; Texas, $2.e344.40; Texas COWS, seas. So;
native cows and heifers' 81 .75G4. 10: seockers
sTd feeders, S225q475; bulls. $2.40Q3 80.
Hogs-Receipts. 10, COO: steady to shade high
err bulk Of sales. ss.se93.40 Eheep-Re-
Sssg,ts 5000; firm; lambs, sS.T595.1o; muttons,
ST. LOUIS. Nov. la-Cattle-Receipts. l.
600, including 500 Texans; steady; native
shipping steers. &ds25; light and dressed
beef and butcher steers, $2s75.10; stoekers and
feeoers S2gOd4.z0; cows and heifers. $2Q4. 80,
Hogs-Reeeipts. 5000; strong: Workers, S. Il
gS:So; packers. 8. 25G3.50; butchers, $S.45G
changed
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c. St P. M O.. Is 1a -

C.. St P, NJ. & O.. :. IS 107 .
-
Totals. 3s1 25s IL 20 s.
OTHER GRAINS-Winter wheat. cars:
Nc corn, cars; No. corn, 1 car; No. Q
oats, 40 cars; no grade oats, cars; No. 2
rye. cars; No. barley, cars; No. bar
ley, cars; No. barley, cars; No. 1 fax,
6 cars.
CARS INSPECTED oUT-wheat, No. ]
hard, 2 cars; No. l northern, 100 cars; No.
cars; No. Q oats car; No. barley, l
car; No. rye, 3 cars; No. l fax, II cars
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 500 cars, SIS $50 bu;
but rye. $500 bu fax, 900 bu; oil meal,
1900 lbs; -four. $50 bDls; millstuffs 80 tons;
hay. Is tons. Car lots. 1.169.
oats, 4,160 bu; barley, $40 bu; rye l. 220 bu;
max, 1870 bu; oil meal, As 600 lbs; -four 6S 903
Dds; millstuffs. 1853 tons; hay. 20 tons;
iruit, l2s,2OO lbs; merchandise, 1,n3 040 lbs.
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ELoPED WITH STUDENT.
The Social Circles at Cornell stirred
by n Scandal.

ITAHCA. N. Y. Nov 49, = Cornell
university is excited over the elope-
ment of a subfreshman with the pretty
wife of f. B. Kay. an instructor in the
institution.
f. D. MooeTs is a young man from
Los Angeles. Cal, studying In the uni
yersity preparatory school TO enter
Cornell next year. His father Is a
wealthy mine owner IN the West and
the young mans income Is snid 10 be
$500 month in his own right AT any
rate, he spent money with a lavish
hand. champagne dinners being the
rule rather than the exception
Mooers was fond of the society of Ia
dies He became enamored Of the wife
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ST. PAUL.

Quotations on grain, hay feed. etc, fur
chants
WHEAT-No l northern. e4d64hc; No 2
northern, 621ze.-CORN-No 2 yellow.
white z5g25lzc No. 3. 24g26c. BARLEY
AND RYE-Sample barley, 34G40e-S SEEDS
No. ! fax, 9Sd99c; timothy seed, $l61. q /:
per Dbl, 50. 60G3S0: rye -four. SO. 1902 So. -
GROUND FEED - $i2 50dI2. 75.-COARSE
CORN MEAL-S12612. 25.-BRAN-S 3. ..
SHORTS-In bulk 39.25a9. 59.-HAY-
Market lower receipts heavy; choice Iowa
and Mime ota uplsnd s6.5r a.. No ! upland
%; wild. S5.25Gp6; good TO choice timO by
&.5vGi clover ard clover IN xe1, s. 50G6.-
STRAM-Rye. s. 5Oal2. =: nat s2Gl2 .
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi. Nov 1S.-Market fairly
active and firm. December opened &c of at
65e and sold up TO 63Kc at 10, off TO 627sc at
II and at 1890 was quoted at 63Ac. Cash,
100000 bu at 3Zc over December. Wheat
stocks will increase 300 OCO bu this week. Cash
sales, cars No l hard zoe; 900 bu No.
northern, 66Ac; 10000 bu No. l northern,
s65sc; 10000 bu No. / northern 66ko; 10000
bu No. northern, 6S1z q63s4c; 2 cars no
grade, 60G61e; 5000 bu fax. 99c. Car Inspec-
barley, 50; fax, ST. Receipts-wheat. $50. :
092: corn. 719; rye, IL S4s: barley. eS 063; fax,
1857. Shipments-Wheat, 334, 373. December
closed unchanged at eSakc. Spot No. l hard.
64#c: No. 3 spring, 60$4c To arrive, No. 1
hard, 6SAc: No. 1 northern, 6574c; No. 2
northern. 62%Ic; No. l hard December, 653sc
No l northern May 655sc. Oats, 251kc; rye
5014c; barley, 36042c: fax, 81; December, CSC I;
May. I-0lk corn, 2s7ac.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

WALL STREET GOSSIP-New York stock
gossip, reported by II. Holbert & Son, bank
ers and brokers, S41 Robert street National
German American Bank building. st. Paul:
Post d Flagg wire US: Today's opening was
strong, and all the forenoon the market was
active and inclined to improve but after that
time prices sold off, until the close was the
weakest we have had for several days. Fed
eral Steel was another weak stock on Itqui-
dating sales by purchasers who now. when it
is necessary TO pay for the stock find Il diff
ieult to carry sa ne. The commission buying
in the market was OF good character and
very heavy, and we believe that by tomorrow
night we shall have better market again"
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York, Nov. is.
Money on call easier, 1%42b per cent; last
loan, 10. Prime mercantile paper, 3G4 per
cent. Sterling exchange. steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at SASH G4S5I5
for demand, and at s4-S2i4 "a s2la for sixty
bills. s4.Sld4SlR. Silver certificates. 6o159
81 &c. Bar silver, 60ssc. Mexican dollars 471kc.
TREASURY Washington,
Nov. 1S.-Todays statement of the condition
of the treasury shows: Available cash ball
ance. 1896 325, 7S4: gold reserve, $241. 072 O75.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL,-New York. Nov.
1s.- Evening Posts London financial cable
gram: Americans were the only active mar
ket here today. and even in these the support
still m3inly confined to Paris Berlin
and professional operators here. no transac-
tons for the public yet being recorded. The
close was fraction easier. Argentines were
firm. but other markets were featureless.
Kafflrs were fiat on the proposed tax on min
ing companies by the Transvaal government.
Money rates in Berlin are a fraction easier.
New York is said TO be lending a large
amount OF money to Germany for two or
three months. but l can not verify the re-
port. Germany, however, is buying gold hero
strongly at Us cad.
CHICAGO MoNBY-Chicago. Nov. 1s.-New
York exchange, SOC discount Posted rates
$4.S3lR.
BANK CLEARINGs.
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DUEL BETWEEN RIVALS.
Young woman Loved by Both Is a
witness of the Battle.

ANDERSON, Ind, Nov 1S.-James
Dixon and Jehu Mems, rival lovers Of
Jane Harper. met at her home last
night and a fatal fight resulted
The two men simultaneously propos-
ed TO the young woman, after spending
the evening trying to get rid OF the
other They did not wait for her to de-
eide the affair. but. urging claims Of
precedence, bechme involved In a quar-
rel Means drew a revolver and fired
at his rival. Dixon rushed at his op-
ponent and attacked him with a razor.
starting in by severing his jugular vein
and closing with slash from the Ifpe
OF his neck TO his hips. Means face
was SHREDDED, and finally he dropped
from loss of blood, dying soon after.
Dixon is in jail. His wounds are Sc
ricus, but not fatal
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Slow. Mheat-No. 3 spring. 63d65c: No ?
red. 6sNc. Corn-No. ,. S27sG3Sc. Oats-No.
2 25AG2GiEc; No. white. T. O. b. 2sibc: No.
Barley sample Z o. b.. 3ia4Slsc. Flax Seed
No I, s6lsc; timothy. s. p. Mess Pork-Per
Dbl. SS0G7S5. Lard-Per leo lbs. Aq0G
4s2'2. Ribs Short sides doosel. $Ae0ftS5.
clear sides boxed, $.756i4 *. Whisky-Dis-
uilers finished goods, per gal. 81 -. Sugar
Cut loaf unchanged. Corn-No yellow. e q
SSAc. ReceiptS-Flour. Is O00 bbls. wheat.
$4,000 bu; corn. 2s3 eco bu. oats Sls coo bu:
rye. 1900 bu, barley. 9S.000 bu. shipments
Flour. eco bills wheat S6l coo bu: corn
bl7eQo hu, oats l22 600 hu. rye 2S.0O0 bu:
barley, lS Gee bu. On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady: cream
cries, l4d22c dairiCs. i2ieMi9c Cheese quiet.
SQSAc. Eggs arm. fresh 200eOlac
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MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS Nov. lS.-The speculative
wheat market started weak and lower Ia
cember wheat opened at 6e7sc against 6sastR
6Slsc Thursday. armed up 20 63isc lost ssa
aac. armed up 10 6li4c, dropped 10 62&G624.c
and advanced 10 tSsSc by noOn.-May wheat
opened az CSC against 64lsG 64Lc THURSDAY
sold al 6S'sc, gained Nc lost Nc hrmed up
10 6AAc, again sod AZ SS5sc. and hrmed up 10
6iAc by nocn.-rhe cash wheat market was
called SLOW because OF the difference in tho
opinion rs 20 Values.-The last hour OF the
market trading showed little more strength
on large clearances. these being well on for
a million bushels % wheat and aour.-Nov-
emher wheat closed al 6Sisc. December a, eSls
llcnlr and Nay al EAa.r -
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LWe Stock Markets.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Nov ls.-The recs;p,.
al the Union stockysrds today were. CT
tie 80; calves. - hogs. SO, sheep so The
cattle market vas slow and inactive The
days run was light and there Vas bel uttle
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK
BOSTON MINING SHARES

WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.
Inc following table, compiled by Brad
week, with the percentage of increase and
decrease, as compared with the corresponding
week last year: --N''s
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stuff left over in the yards. Prices quoted
on all kinds Of cattle were steady to strong.
range on butchers was practically the same
as yesterday, $500 to s3z5. but the bulk
OF the sales were at the latter figure The
run was q good one for Saturday and the
quality fair. The sheep market was fairly
active. but trading was confined to stuff In
the yards, as the receipts were light. Prices
quoted were steady. One bunch Of stock
lambs sold high
Hogs.Comparative receipts:
t'1t ior ioday ............ .......... S00
"CSA o6O 1880. .1s1Ju
A year ago $3.50. .............,........ $50
Market steady to strong. The range on
butchers was $S.2oG5.25. the bulk selling at
the latter price. The run was a medium
one and the quality fair. Representative
Sa Bntcbsrs-
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Cattle. Hogs. Sheen

MICH COW EXCHANGF-South st PAM
Nov. lS.-Lytle 6 Raeburn's report: gocd
supply Of choice fresh cows and forward
springers coming in and prices on this class
ed at fair prices. Old, thin cows are SLOW
Representative sales:
cows ....... $3.50 O0l 8 cows .s1oe 90
cows ..... 20 DOL
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. RlIIVN IVlIIdTatlNe Recelpts-
Total fer today . "a
A week ago =. 49, 1904
A year ago S50
Market steady On all grades The receipts
were hght ana trading was confined to stuff
in the yards. bunch of stock lambs sold
high. Representative sales.
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Uatue-Comparative receipts:
Total for today .... .... "a
A week ago 49,. 225
year ago 950
Market steady TO strong on all kinds Of
cattle, owing 20 heavy demand and light re-
ceipts Trading was dull, as there was 1t
Tie in and the leftover stuff amounted to
practically nothing. Representative sales:
Butcher Cows nj
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BEARS WERE TIHID
FAILED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
NEWS ALL IN THEIR
FAVOR
WHEAT WEAK At OPENING

Closing Prices showed Little
Change From the Day Before on
the Leading Cereal, but Corn,
Oats and Provisions Ruled Firm
General Market News.