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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-26
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS
WHEAT MADE BRIEr SHOW OR
STREE 9Th. BUT REACTED.
Gables from iivrrnooI ana London
showed ThoFc Markets on De-
citne-Large Cnsh Business.

chicago November 25.-All the grain ard
provision markets appeared to be suffering
from TOO much turkey and mince pie trim
mipea today. pullness was the rule and
prices declined. Wheat shows loss OF IN
i4c' corn closed sc lower; oats are shade
lower. Provisions declined aismoc
For few brsi moments after the opening
whest made show of strength somewhat sur.
prsing, IN View of the weakness shown by
foreign markets Liverpool showed a decline
II ad before business started here, aud Lon
don reported English and foreign wheat on n
decline. The cash situation. however, appar
emily cyershadowod foreign weakness for the
time baing, A reported sale Of $4,000 BUSH
els casa wheat 81 81. Louis for immediate
shipment an amour, one-half e. the total
available supply AZ that point, caused Il mod
crate amount Of co.oring by the small fry
and IN the. absence cf any particular selling
pressure. the opening prices were maintained
~ ee&ntdM; December opened unchanged M
c'H4b.ss But the market soon turned weak
Northwest receipts were l4G3 cars CHI
cako received 1871 cars. Though this Is som.
falling on the receipts werq heavy enough 10
suggest thai the hindrancy to country sbju-
inenss caused by the storm had been over
Up to about II o'clock December was 49,.
depressed. Tho biggest traders fayorsd ~ ~
hear ., sido and their selling though lot par ar
sS suss IS ssa WAS influential n causing
contracting the buying demand. Decemser
s a.syei9psd ths most weakness, selllag on 10
e, , slay declining 20 $ssGGeis. The market
showed signs OF rally for a time. followed hv
!. decline There was d large cash busires5,
done here 900 ooo bushels being report "a
taken, though 20. 600 bushels was ali mai
souiu pc oehnitely confirmed and tho ses
board claimed SEQ Loads taken for export rais
strpped tho liau,dation In degree and en-
ssoalliaksd ino buyers, prices reeevering TO 6.s
het ~ the last half hours trading s,,p,arf
va, Was ailncSt totally withdrawn from no ,i,srs
Aet' although nothing new of 4 bearish nsture
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NhuIrs.

APPLIES Fer harrel, SLOeGti %. California.
si,eo nor ing fancy Uregcns, Sl,sS psr hos,
loose Si.aDGJ1,ge.
CocnANlTS Per hundred. sio0.
LEMONS Choice, sh0l&gi50; fancy. s5.oees
ESQ.
ORANGES Louisiana, $ilO
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Grapes, black va.
rieties, $l.to psr crste Tohny, si6b. pears,
sAsaWe,5o per box.
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NEW ORLEANS.


Especial Dispatch To The Post.)
New Orleans, Noyembe. 25.The New Or
lcnns Live stock exchange reports:
Receipts Cattle lIo calves and yearllngs
i5N. hogs 100.
stles-Catllo 400. calves and yearling5 $50,
hogs a2s
On hnnd-Cattlc l79, hogs 400.
Z, Few beeyes let over. all rough; common to
choice 4I41ac; common md medium, 2iaGf
Si.c; cows and hoifcrs IN light supply, dr-
manG good and prices firm ut 2,a@Ss. no
calves OF ychrlings on hand. prizes strong
outool' IL thnt hrst arrivals Will de- WE'LL
ysarpRe, good to choice, jialfic; others, SagD
~ calves, good TO choice, IS to Il, others 500
di3.0c
Hogs plentiful; demand lights prices weak
nj 9AGfic tor choice; others nc loss.
NJ sheep on safe: choice nominal iaqihe:
olhora 81 .a0.r2. %.
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pnApsrnEETs on FINANCE.
In snitc Of IrrcauIRrity the StocI
Nlnrkct Ilns Hccn Stranu

an Shttc 81 trrcSulRrfty the Stock
Market Has BccD Strong.
New York. November 25.--Bradstreet's FL
nancial Review tomorrow will say: In spite
of Its irresular3ty. the market this week has
been strong in tone. the average of quotations
for the more active class of stocks having
touched level slightly above that of last
August. Public and foreign participation con-
tnue on a fairly large scale, and me si,s-
tanned activity and strength OF the bond mar
ket Is evidence that an investment demand
situation $3.50 w
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Carload lots, job cais from millcrs dealers
charge from store 59l0c more psr 100 lbs on
bran. 2eiSo per hushel Oh eats ana corn. and
lusT iar per 100 lbs Oil hay.
BRAN--6ies corn bran. Coo per 100 lbs
CHOPPEps pRN-~1sG per 100 lbs
CORNING. nackea, SsNSsc per bu
oATS--TeNas 2oe;32e per bu
M'IfEAT --Si}okT rs 7rc per 100 his
WHEAT SCRlsrNl &c SD SSp70o per bu.
HAy-~Alfaifa. sia.eoflIs.00 per ton; timothy.
SIS ooeii5 South Tesas prairie hay, 81 sou
600; North Texas sgs60niO 90. '~
COTTON SEED PRoDuCTs-Meal and
cake, sie.SVais5V per ton; huis. Si.5oqo.5u
per ton.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

APPLIES Fancy ovaporated, 50-lb boxes.
9c lib cartons, 9iac; choice cvapOratcd, III
bulk, So-lh. s1ac, fancy sliced. in oo-lb boxes.
ApRicoTs-i2c per lib loose 12lac in lib
cartons.
CIrRON.--In 11-lb boxes. i3c.
CuRRAN'rSe-ln bble &c; 2S-lb boxes. clean
ed bulk, 1thc; i-lb cartons Be-
p1iACllES Evapcr,lted, unpcoled iOdll1c.
California a-croWn l.. l.. boxes,
81 go; Y box l.. Il. rasius, 60af65e; 2-crown h.
NJ, raisins, 50-lb boxes, &c; S-crown L.. NJ.
ras!ns. 50-lb boxes. &c.
PItu California, a0-60s. Dc; 61-10s. &c:
70.S0s, 6Iso; S0-9ps. 6c 90-l0Js Is,a5isc.
NUTS BIagil, Zoe per h. filberts, Sicily.
lie; Naples. i2isc; walnuts, iiNlsei peanuts.
bUGc Almonds iaiason0, l6c per ID In sacks.
pecans, iGp1e. Italian chcstnuts, Zoe per lb.
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comparative co.ton statement.

New York, November 20. Comparative cot
y statement for tho weelS"endms Noveni-
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Galveston spots.
is closed steady and unchanged.
new orienn. spots.
spots closed min aud unchapged.
LivcrpooI weekly oIovemcnt.

u4s,. se,;,SsM i9s .,eii "a falits o lS1lb
~" ufilt NJ At,a lis, ii,s:, JtlO
! ststtlt III &,'s,. - a-iD liit> 100, f,O1l
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koyri HtaslIIsn, india. ctc,. 2ogOo0 against
,00t last week and ZOO O00 laHt year ss
Tho total worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows an Increase compared with last week
o. 253S5l bales, an increase compared with
last wear OF S9O3J0.
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WInN ANp NAlLN.

Quotations arc for less than carload lots
Special rates on carloads
HAlSBlsD wlRE--Gisddep, gal s.. 40 per 100
llE. WauheEsn, Ssl5.
WIRE NAlis-Ratc. $i.9o per keg: sd-
vancos. 10d. J2d and I'D, Do; 50 and qi los,
Cd aaa "a. zoe. 40 and "a, 600; 50. i5c; "a. iSr.
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IeorrON..
Houston Daily Statement
Today. Yesterday Last ysar.
souston eo,npnrnt.ve sta,cna.


Iioustun's gross roce DTS OF cotton ny lilo ons
Houston AMI irsas con,ssl, i, s.~s......'.. 5000
International aud Grunt Northern ,..... .. B,732
Hhlvustun, fiarriSbvrg ana s.tn Antonio.. ,tGp
Iclns and New OrieAi,s si....4.............. ~
uonstvn laastnnd West II xas....- .......... $40
t,nif, Colorado ana santa 10.
San Anton.o tnd Arkansas Pass. 1874
Missouri, kans.,s and lexns, ,..-.-........ i,t0U
WAGON Observation-Disclosures. ........ ,jpU
Pickcrs and in,ers Observation-Disclosures. 5ib
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developed and prices slowly dcciis.1 < n
prices were wear the bottom, DecrmSs y
at 66% and May at 66Ssff66ik, -
rather dull session. ~ 81
Oats were extremely dull, but ~, p
considering the weakness ia other ss,ss I:
kcts. - b
Provisions were dull and shalx wv
mostly In sympathy with corn. q IA
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: ~
cars: corn, $40 cars; oats, 230 cars. ~ r.
90, 900 head. 7'I '7ssss3
The leading futures ranged as follow,
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MONEY AND BANKING.

.-foIais are for 90 cities.
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KANSAS cry.

Kapsea City November 81. Cattle Receipts
Gi50 NATIVES aud al0 TeXanss market about
ttSady Tor desirable ldta. i0gf2o lower fsr
qthfrs; uIeoium. i59na.I0, lights, s.3lQ5.0e;
Us hts. 4.s5aS.09. s.echers and ieeiers ) 9iyp
ied, butelisr CONS and hcifors, a.fpfi25,
Weston eieers. siDftSi: Texas steers, 3oOQb
d,aa, Texas butcher cowa, e,G91asa; canning
stock 2,65. Ho@a Rccalptse gt.6s0: heavy
caused decline ~ fSom : to Toe; leavies.
9 ,+9Ms.be; naked, g,a5eri,i5; lights, S25Gt5.4O
Sntcp- Receipts, 800; ishi supply, good de-
mand, native lambs 5.p0{fS.s0; native matt
tons, le05l4sp; Western lambs, f.S5Gf5 10;
Western fesding sheer. 3IS1i0o; Western
mnticNs. a1hil %; Western feeding lambs.
$50,
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snies Against PurcnrScr.

Cafgil d richardson say OF cotton
During our holiday yesterday. Liverpool had
another: mild bull session, adding A-6id TO tho
price OF futures. and again this morning
prices thero were firm and Lid higher when
our markets opened. Later ON realizing,
prices declined. the close being the same us
yesterday The improvement In Liverpool
gave New York u very iirin opening, but not
as good as expected. large Selling orders Tor
LiS,rpuol account pens received. and one
local New YORK house sold 5000 bales On
tho call supposed 10 be against purchases IN
Liverpool. There Is II grcae dead OF this pusl-
ness peiig done at pre3cnt. ON the thuory tnat
Liverpool has attracted the hish grades ana
that New York Will attract the low grades,
causing these markets 10 wiuen materially.
New FORK auvicaa say THAI crop deus are
being moderated souriwhat. anu tlat there Is
considerable talk OF the roeVnt and present
bah WEATHER entnlng down former estimates
about 2i0,0oJ bales
Spot cotton continues firm, with a little fur
thti improvement In the demand. The market
. seems on qute n sound basis. spots espe-
-Sfslly being well held. Futures are TOO low
to permit OF much hniluerlng. and whale
spricis may be forced some lower In fear of
large shipments or low grades 10 New York.
1T IL probable uhi,t we have seen tho bottom
on both for the eeason.
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New York, November e5.--The following ia
bic. comriied ny Braistreets, shows the
bank clearlngs at the principal cities for the
past week, with the percentage of increase or
decrease. compared with the corresponding
week last year
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comMIoRcIAL BRIEfss

Porls, November Is. Three per -, - n r
l02f s5o for the account. excnanse y n 4
81 I'ac for ehccks. ,,.a,;nes ~
New York, November q. -cieailpse
Sse .1ss, balances ll,07s,0lI. y, s.,ax M
AS POO shares, including: Atchlson = ~ =
5,s2p; Manhattan 2s,aoo; Tobacco go
gar 70. sgs. =. az ~
ITO 15-ie: for the account Ill has.,ni Il =
s,gc. Money ~ ia Rate ,l 81 sVSsb'N
cent. Three months 3sS.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
New York Money.

New York. November s--AIoney nm ~.
steady at sts2is Der cent, las, loan aftsM ~, MI
eeai. Prime mercantile paper, ais5ssuA ~ ~
cert sterling exchange easy. With ar,, nsr
husiness In bankers bills 1t isiEs.i &, 'e ~
Posted rates is21sets.sS and sssiissi S Sags
mcrcial bills. iStei.Sia Silver certi .e Sv'l-
..0@Geih: bar silver 60 s-ic Msxiean . al.
lars, a..s Goyernnsnt bonds steady. State
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Hunter Il Co.'s Cotton Letter.
H. W. Hunter ~ Co. say OF today's cotton

Liverpool on ned this morliing unchanged,
aus compared with yesterCayR close. Improved
i-6i. but lost this advance aud closed at yes
fair advancing I-as, New York opened steady.
pGints up. During the day prices gay,
gradually away, one large frsn selling heavily
al tho opening. Receipts fqr tho week, 422
04S, and the amount conitny Into sight this
week 540,s1a, against 5iS,aaS last year and
1924 in 1924. being so Car about 400 900 bales
ahead of last year and about 100000 over
1891. The weather has been tnfavorabe over
tho whcle cotton belt .luriiis the last few days
aud TINS may influence the price during next
week and Gauge some Improvement. spin.
ncfs arc coming TO the conclusion that pres
cnr prices are cheap and may lay In a good
few SPECTATORS are disposed to sell short aud
although we do rot expect u quick advance We
feel sure that a gradual improvement will talic
firm,
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houston wee,sly stnsemen..

u rcssrc pts this week ........... s1idIJ
Ncticccipta TIA week 3u,ov
Gross receipts this week last year ......... Si9s
Aeticueipts this week iast ycae ,........ lniyn
Total gross rscri pts this year lT,l3
Total npt receipts his " ear ....st,. aUJ.,iu
Total gross ieoi,i,is sanic thlc last ycar. e36,g2
Total nat rcceipts same sine last YEAR,. sa3,9l
iehip,uo,,truJf ard this wcet.. Isl 4..s luT, ~
shlpuiunts raii. 10 and via New Orleans .p.n,l
s,Iit,u,cnts 10 japan .s ..,..... ,3siS
IL ,r,,asi. 3,s "a e.sss. SJ.lu
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CUBA A GRAZING COUNTRY.

Fort WORTH Texas. November 25.---Davd
Pryor has Just returned from II trip TO Ila-
vcnn aud other places In Cuba. Mr. Pryor
went to TINT island in August Ia charge a Il
shipment cf cattle to Havana via Galveston.
Mr.. Pryor left Havana last Wednesday for
home. While on the island Mr.. Pryor visited
the provinces of Havana. Matanzas and Sauta
In relation to the cattle industry, which he
contcmplates engaging in. He found that
a fesd,ng country, being tropical and suitable
cattle feed is not raised there. But 1t is n
splendie grazing country and cattle fattep and
flourish we'll on the native grasses. Mr.. Pryor
Is thinking seriously OF returning TO Cuba
later and engaging In the cattle business
there. so we'll pleased was he with his pros
pet ting trip. lie guve The Post correspondents
aud y group of friends u brief account of some
Interesting stories OF what he saw on the Is
lara.
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Ncw york Cotton Market.

New York, November 25.--Tho carly phases
OF the cotton market today were OF an en-
cuurasins nature to the bun crowd. early
teleRfams reflected Il bullish current TO the
sentiment in the South. We'll sustained prices
in tna English market during our holiday, re-
nSwed activity IN spot cotton markets; no let
10 In demand Tor cotton goods, either into
England or abroad. h growing speculative in
torres, on the part OF outside Investors aud u
broadening disposition preJiy much general
u reduce crop estimates. uut the response 10
these favorable factors were not pronounced,
There was some investment buying but tho
later outside speculation was disappointing MS
70 itS character and scope. Trading on tho
nist call WAS exceptionally active, exceed
inS IN fact anything witnessed on cnnuEc
for several months past During the call
iaIee blocks changed hands. Later these
dMnded off 10 ineagre proportions. Our ,nnr-
As, after opening steady Mt unchanged figures
70 an advance OF 2 points gu the bullish
f.atures enumerated under hoprish pressure
AZ the absence al sufficient speculative sup
Ipit the rlcso was barely STEADY with prices
point higher to point not lower
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sd. nontr GRIMM nnd Proyisle.Al

st. Louis. November Is. -Wheat-Dans ~
inal closing with futures fractions lover y.
on Wednesday; spot lcwer No. red ta!|
elevator, Tia; track, ia; December rs "
May. 69ls bid; No. hard. 6ShdsG Cas3
Dull; irregular; December closing hSl9
and May, lsQ9s lower; spot lower: 70. 81 y
81; December, 31ss; May, 3e5s sskea. W
December strong and &c higher; Wv, u
changed; spot high@, No each, "a VS.
%; December, "a; May, 2la BIZ; 10. ~ i
29is. Rye-Firm, 81. Flaxseed- Lonai
Timothy-Prime, $50. Cori'meal -LNss
Hay-Timothy. steady. 7.5Oaf9o0; prailk & q
easy; 6.75GS.00. Whisky-l.2 q. Coltoo III
10. Bagging-S. Pork -Standard me-. u
bling. 1917. Lard--Lower; prime. AsS 0lg
4,90. Bacon-Boxed Shoulders, ~; ~ l,
shorts. $50; ribs, So shirts, SOU Dg >.
mea;s-Boxed shoulders, AS; extra 1a ~
4.s7l3; ribs. SO; shorts, 5Sl hee 81.
Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat, Eu Wy ens3
corn. 10000 bushels: oats. 4l,oW ou W.
Shipments--Fl Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat M " 4.
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; oats ~
bushels,
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New York, November 2s-3rbe px.,,,,
Posts london financial cablegram saws. Thss
stick markets here were quiet TO-DAY mi v.. ,s
eraily firm, Americans were sin gonJ s,,,
lepcfr. but there were slsns thpt brIccs b mru
run rp tco fast oau1nucb as public buyln ~ NJ
st,il small. Prices were easier. Jus -
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2
AaiMUNiTloN-.pnwde per ksg, si9ofti 25:
blpsting powder. $l-tJ per heg: DROP shot. per
eack. sl.s5; buck. Si.Go
bAcoNmExtra snort clear, in sacks; 81 !.
lies. 7stetSc, New York salt bellies. 7sic;
bra,kiaat hacon; s,sggl4e ~.
from houston: Bagglug, Glib. 7Ac; lH-lh.
Sac TIES. Arrow. 4s-lb. soc, ".
CANDY--Stck, wrapped, basis u. 6isapTe
CoFFEE,rio and Cordoya 1880 l0s4c; fair,
sMs,a prime egq h9ee ,oc; fancy
Afbu esnssrry basis saissa sa sS
lis delivered; 3e-lb eases, loo delivered;
Apex. loc-lb cases. io.eoc; III sG-ip cuaes.
FLoui,: Empire Mills. rlouston; DAVIS.
SONS high patent. new wheat, SAILS; second
patent, new wheat. SsS Texas star MINIS
Sea NyInph sl.65; Sen Jewel. $50; Sea Pearl,
$40; rye flour $3.50; puinpdrnickeh $50
Special rates Tor shipments 10 interior points:
flour In barrels 15c above sncks III half bar
rels soc above barrels. Old wheat Tidal Wave
Is quoted ut $ia5.
cream mpai, IN barrels. s2.d5: pearl meal III
tDslb saclB. st.i011,45 per Dbl OF four sacks;
seetgh oats " s2io Friends oa's $3.50; Column
.iiaMs--standard. 7ss@SAc; picnic hams,
iloNEY--ln Go-lb cans, extracted. aMg5c:
~ comb. Sa1oc; IN 12-lb cans extracted. 5laW
Lard Retired tlerees, compound. SAC;
lo.lb cans nc higher; Glib cans, 7sc higher
MoLAssEs- Reholled. fair. 1eQiSc; prime.
sQefali choice. 25@26; fancy new crop syrup.
RicE--Extra fancy head. saeMc; choice SO
btec; fair. i'aGtbc: fancy Imported, 6M4t%c
9q4o.
sALT--Ilvcrpool course. iom75c; fine, sodf
s5c Louisiana, coarse, zoe: fine, voc; barrels
IS los. se25: Coos, $3.50. 100-3s, $3.50; 7O-is,
$2.i5.
SALT -Slacherel, No. !, in ie-lb kits,
&,p0M11O; half barrels 50 Nin7.00.
tDlNlls---Amcrienn quarters, S2S0M2.So;
Mustard, three quarters $2.G5. imported Gill
lette Grade, quarters. Sii.5o: fancy sprats,
STARCH standard goods Pearl. in 4o.lb
boxes, 354c Royal Gloss. bulk, size. Nickel.
100 packages, per box, $3.50; corn starch S1sc
per 10. 20 and 4o-lb boxes,
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots; spe-
cal prices given on car load orders. STANDARD
New York granulntod. 5g-lGc; cubes and pow
fancy. . $1,000 h-i6c; choice. I l5-l6u5 LIDS;
Arbuckle's in 2-lb and 5-lb packages. 1915
PRODUCE.
BlANs----Nayy, aissp294c. Bayou. Sisc; Eng
lish dried. 2Ac; pinkB. S,ac; Limas. 4lnc;
IEANs-.snaap beans, si.oodi.6o per bushei.
BuTrER+ABluo Star, re; dairy, 1907; Ell
GIN creamery. 25Iggc; Eisin dairy bricks.
l6jsc, oleomargarine. solids, 100; prints. lie;
special Blue star, i6c.
CABBAGE y. 33hGp25O per crate.
CEDERY--nl4t 65c per bunch.
CHEESE York full cream, he;
Wisconsin fun cream. i9Iadl3c Young Amer
lea, iaiaQtli; Western skim, 100. fancy rolls
fun cream. l3h6tlic.
EGGs-Texus. 2ue; Kansas. zoe per dozen.
California. sOs569c per bushel.
TElpER..chile; 11a52oc per u. 49,, soa
IOTATOES-C Colorado and California, SOD
Soc per bushel: sweet potatoes, 2Sc.
POULTRY Hens. $2.5O9pa.7h; fryera $e.25s
275; broile,s, sl,igdi2.25. Turkeys, hens. $500
6p700: gobblers. $Spoali200 per DOZEN Ducks,
s2.jlQs0o Geese. A,S0igsoo.
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New Orleans. November
Rio. ordinary 10 fair, 6ss5s1s .,,,,fes I
New York, November y, nS1)
cltsed steady ut net gain o. NJ
sales se.bnc0 bags. Spot c0liee'
mile steady.
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oprn- ycs'y
Month OF delivery ing. CLOSED Close.
- +,-s.
so sembr r...,.., s,,.i.. Noml4t7e9 A.adb
u renher ,..,..t.--,5.... Asa-oj AS '-SS i.oisS
Jtnuary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AbtVpiaa'ut 10
February ....,.s..,...a ipvDl tva1uV apSsl9
Iarrh. t,rirlal uAIli
aprll ........ 300 10 5ua. 1913 S-Og.
May, ..ss.,.,, .-fs,.a 10 i-.5ia,li- 9iAl4sia
.uue 81. ...--... n.IesSua. p'sulrle1iS
July ,.s.....,. .....,a. io.esb tI,gl vi ls2 -
August ~ w u Y .IA.s -.
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SUGAR.

New York. November 2b ,s,s III
strcng. no sales at quotations.; is 4 ~
90 test. 5-l6a4A. Refined stcauss ~ -
ticrcrs 4. 5,s; cut ieaf bH crushed -
deIed ax: graduated sE; cubes . .nrale ~!
New Orleans. November ,S,- ~ ssetlk F.
open markets 11-i60s LIS; open, W., ~
trifden, astaf4ls; centrifugsl ,n wss5
Moiassas- Steady: open kettle x:sF~
fusnl i,Gf1s. Syrup strong, cSeS'
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a asked: b bid; nominal.
Oitttru states Exports.
This week Last year

Tho following are tho closing quotations for
cotton ON the spot today at thu ieadsss mar
kets. together With the closing OF miudiins
yesterday. With today aales;
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purrIsn AND EGGS

Farsas City. November 2 ti1shfr:
caildled Missouri and Texas slof nnutisr-ll
81. Louis. November 2o- ,ri.s 8.
creamery isG23: dairy 100 Eks mr. = y
Chicago. November 5-Bu,ter, "a ma o.
ciea,nery 1ip2lis dairy lz1sn psth1l< a
C.uitt, 1910. Eggs Firm ireSh' ga
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aiding futures ranged a. follow.
Mo-, - non,, rrl-a -r''rts

Flour--Qiiict.
Wheat-No. 3 spring, G2,sGs3K; No. n
cDrnMNo. ?. sass@ssss; No. ysls. 1,
3S5sM3S7s. +, g
80. No. white, I. o. b. 27laQ2S%
Rye--No. 2, 51h.
Barley-No. 2, I. o. b. 3Sa4s.
Flax seed--No. |. 97h.
Timothy seed--Prime. e.2I.
i,ar Ind fS 100 bounds. !. csIssi5.@.
Short ribs--Sides, tloose). 4.i5a4.So.
Sholiders--Dry salted (boxedl, ~ e.
Short clear sides-Boxed 4.s0Gi.&.
Nkrt,;-t.., loar llny, DC
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

CANNED FRurrS Apples. s-lh, soQs5c,
pinoapplcs Glib, cyelcss and coreless, Sl.a0ip
100; 2-lb extra grated SlSOdiss, s-lb stand
ard sliced Sl.2D, pears 2-lp standard, 9pc;
blpchberrlns. Glib etaadnId, Coo; pla Fruit, y
10, assorted. zoe; peaches. a-lb. full weight.
s-is 2-lb light weight. si,co; pie peaches. 3
Id. Soc.
rANSEn VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 3-lb.
okra and tomatoes, e-lb, aoc lima beans. a-lh.
fun weight soc; ssripE beaas Nib, full
weight. ,Nc a No. strIngleaa beans, 23to,
lnll wciaht gi-50 red Kidney beans, 2-lb iul
wuleht, soc: ianfrowfNt peas, I'D tull weight,
Sas. early Inso p.as. fancy, a.lh. fuii waisht
.si-it AnerNan palit p0ls peas, $40 full
weight, Si,apMl, i5i taparaguH, California. eie
II, SOC; corn, Anoafn cream. s,ih fnl
81 Q6Qi,iQ Blue Ridgc. II, $4,000
cAi3FOKNlA FRulr,-lsNtra standard aie-
III peaches, ltinon clirg, s.,l0Is ~. yellow
Crawford, 81 g1st1,S5; hlprl cherries. 81 81,
aprcoiE, Sl,eomi I0 iiartiett pears, Sl65eil. 70 I
assorted SilSMt.50, standard a3p-lh peachea
yellow Crawford, sl.5eQlb5, apTieots. i0fl
iqb, Bartlett pears. Si.35a LBS.