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The Newtown bee., 1900-10-26
EPISCOPAL CHURCH INTERESTS.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH INTERESTS. The Episcopal church will soon be en.
 riched by handsome memorial tablet
 which will be placed in the chancel in
 memory of Rev Collis I. Potter, 8 former rector. The tablet will be in place All
 Saints day and is the gift of the widow and daughter of MT Potter.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-26
Guns and Am- munitiOn.

It will soon be time to use them. we'carrv a hne line of Guns and everything in the way "f ammunition and supplies. You will hn a
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NEW LOW RECORD MADE
WHEAT CLOSED A QUARTER CENT
UNDER FRIDAYS LAST PRICE.
Corn Steady and Unchanged-oats Dull
at an Eighth Advance-Provision
Easy, with n Moderate Trade.

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Liluidation and short
selling continued in the wheat pit to-day. and
December closed &c under YESTERDAY Corn
closed unchanged. and oats isc higher. Provi-
sons at the close were JG1Oc depressed
Wheat was a moderately active market and
maintained its recently acquired reputation for
mixing a new low price record every day. The
pit was a little better than half occupied by
discouraged bulls and confident bears. whose
operations drove prices a bit deeper in the mud
News was scarce. December opened h6&c 10
a shade higher at 71Ssc to 7lSc. shorts covering
moderately because cables did not In any way
reflect the decline here yesterday. The bulge
met no support of any magnitude. and conse-
quently the market dropped heavily TO 7o%gso5sc.
Shorts had sold with such complete abandon to
their belief in heavy stocks and a slack demand
that a report of a cash demand at Minneapolis
and rumors that additional mills would reopen.
owing to better demand for -four. sent them
to Under buying of this sort December
rallied sharply 10 71%c. There was plenty or
the cereal for sale the advance, and a reac-
ton followed. December closing weak, &c IN
der yesterday. at 717sc. New York reported ten
leads taken for export. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four were equal to $4,000 bu. Pri-
mary receipts aggregated $4,000 bu. compared
with CA, 900 bu last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported bss cars against b01 last week and
712 a year ago. Local receipts were 155 cars.
three Of contract grade. A moderate visible in
crease is expected Monday.
Corn quiet and steady. Offerings were
liberal at the start. but well taken by local
bulls. and later the supply and demand were
nicely balanced in the pit. Receipts. 464 cars,
were no heavier than expected. and country Of
ferings were not enlarged to any extent, prom
Using trouble to the principals in the November
deal. The weather, too. was OF character
ances were $4,000 blu. December sold between
Q3Sssc.
Tie market for oats was firm. Not only did
the trade upheld prices. but maintained its repu-
tation for dizziness. Changing formed the bulk
OF trade, and there was not much of that. De-
cember sold between 217sc and 21ZT22c, and
closed bc higher at 21H622c. Receipts were 147
cars.
Provisions were again easier, with the same
exception in favor OF November ribs which was
noticeable yesterday. The price for this COM
modify at the close was s7.62t. 42lsc over the
previous close. Futures were depressed by q lib
era run of hogs and drop In prices at the
stockyards January pork sold between slLe5
md S1l 50G e2la closing 1oc under yesterday at
$3.50. closing &c down at &C. &c. and January ribs
depressed at Sc. 22iz.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. loo
cars; corn, As cars oats, 1856 cars hogs, 40 900.
Leading futures anRed follows.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE QUIET AND STEADY, WITH
OUT NOTABLE CHANGE IN PRICES.
Hogs Fairly Active mt Unevenly Low
err Ffgures-Sheep Quiet-COndi-
ton of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDs, INDIANAPOLIS. Nov
7-Cattle-Receipts, go; shipments, 100. The
receipts Of cattle were large as TIE average
at this time in the week. but as usual on Sat
urday the arrivals principally Odds ard
ends OF just fair quality. and, OF course. there
vas TO urgent demand, but sales were, for the
most part. at quotably steady prices compared
with yesterday. The receipts this week are
5000 larger than last week. and 200 larger than
last year. The week opened with prices about
a year ago, and thus far this year there is an
increase of nearly $1,000 the same period
steady but the indications favored lower igsres.
Later the better class Of stock sold off about
Csc, but toward the close of the week l0c TO 15c
of this loss was regained and The closing prices
for the week for good stock were about 1Cc lower
than the close of last week. Common to me-
dunn cattle were too plentiful. and. of course.
had TO be sold generally at the buyers prices.
which, as usual. were irregular and unsatisfac-
tory to owners. Quotations:
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.

prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75cQsl.25. Peaches-Eastern Standard. g.
ID, s2a2.25; BIB seconds, $1,000; California,
ssanadh 2-lb ss@sc gasp
berries. s.Ib, si.259l. SO; pi,eapples. standard.
Id. full weight. -sl.O5q1.lO; light so9e5c; string
beans BIB. 9O9e5c Lima beans 81. 2o91. %; peas.
sters 81 s5G2; red cherries, 9Oc6s1; Strawberries
$1,000; salmon. lib. s5cQf2: Bib tomatoes. $50
soc.
Candies-stick. 7lzc per Id; common mixed.
7lsc; grocers mixed, SIC; Banner twist stick.
Nuts-Soft-sheIled almonds. 1sq2oc; English
walnuts. 12Q14c; Brazil nuts. 12d15c; fberts.
1sc: peanuts. roasted. 7Gsc; mixed nuts. 1sc.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracts g; e O Kanawha, 81; Pitts
a.75 per IS 6u: crushed coke 1sc per Blu. S. Is
coke. Sc per ton: smokeless lump. S per ton;
Brazil block, $3.50 per ton: smokeless coal, IS per
Alcohol. assoc 70; asafoetida. 259soc: alum.
:,sa4c: camphor. 7OG75c; cochineal. 5Od55c; chlor
pHr sSSs nso sS casb
genuine 5000 magnesa c al oa 2z 90. 2og22c;
Sise; oil. castor per eS' gal alsSiss; oil. Der.
cannot, per ID. 50; opiun SO. 1903. 30: qunine. p.
soa W. eisas F $685. sss .sds f sesns s
salts EPSON llka4c: sulphur flour. 2A65c: salt
e odde bromde pota
SUM. 55q6oc; chlorate potash 1592oc; borax 90
Dry Goods.
q l. &C. SsT
E;%;S lS~s S;sSSis s:e: Es
Hill nc; Hope &c; Linwood. ne: Lonsdale' Sc:
ss &C. rTee Of the se @ess Ten
zee; Androscoggin. "a. 1sc: Androscoggin. lo-4,
SIC: Boot c. SC: Bucks Head. sifc:. clifton
CCC. &c; Constitution 40-inch. &c: Carlisle. 40
rs; Great Fails !. &C.; mi Fine 7c; Indian
ear so Sc rsppehe o sc
Prints-AIlen dress STYLES. 44c: Aliens staples
indigo sa e Arnold S lens eth eth &C. xrnod
Lie &c; Cocheo fancy SC: Hamilton fancy &C.
e Rpks sna Rup &c. ISL
solids. SIC; Simpsons oil finish. &C., American
DesK Shiss Warren
Ss.c Slater. &c; Genesee, &C.
Pc Sc: Cords ii 40 ' i1,kc Cords + me- Cords
ACE; lie: Hamilton awnings. &c: Kimono fancy.
lse: shetucket sw. SIC: shetucket F. SIC: Swift
Grain Bags-Amoskeag. $3.50: American.
SS5o: Harmony. $3.50; Stark. SIS
dress 81: Bates. &c; Lancaster. SIC; Lancaster
Normancies, 7cs Renfrew dress. 7c-
Flour.
Straight grades. a@4.2o; patent -four. $500
Las; spring wheat patents. S4075.65.
Groceries.
cofree-Good. leal2c: prime. 120l4c: strictly
sse fansx aGo se1s
chase; Golden Rio e4c; Bourbon Santos 2i.:
Gilded santos. 2ic: prime Santos. &c. Package
coffee-city prices: A-iesa IL soc; Lion. u-75c:
is5oc: Diiiworth.s. 1255c: Mail Pouch, IL. 75c
Catess blended Java. II. 75c: Jay-Ocha. is Soc
Sugars-Cify prices: DomInoes. size: cut-loaf
s.s2c; powdered. see; NIX powdered. so7c:
5'sac: extra fine granulafed. 6.o2c sranu,
lated s-lb bags. s;o2c; ,.granulated 2-io
cubes. s.07c mold A. sic; confection~rs'
A. s re: Columbia A. t67c; 2 Windsor A. s3c.
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Sixteen Transfers, with q Total Con-
sideration Of e79,895.

instruments filed for record I'm the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at y. Nov. IL. 1900. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company 12s East Market street. Both teIe-
phones 1905:
Alice A. Townley to Albert f. Metzger.
Lot 81 and parts OF Lots S. and -, Ovid
Buffers extension OF north addition TO
College Corner $4,000
Union Trust Company, administrator, 70
Thomas H. Spann ct al. Lots 4. and
s. Roots subdivision Of Lot IL. Square
Albert g. Jones to Caroline V. La Rue.
Lot s. Square IL. and Lots n and =,
Square IS. third section Lincoln Park. 1850
Ethel Foster TO John NJ. oglesby. Lot T.
Laurenia b. " McMiiien TO Margaret c.
sf ssnins Subdivision nGrs a Of outos & Lea
Francis D. widaker to Frank RiehI. part
OF the southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF Section 30. Township Is.
charles hsnhss A. shotweii to John II. and VIM.
L. Elder. part OF the west hall OF the
southeast quarter of Section 4. Township
Jeanette ft r. Cotton TO- George W. Sheets
and wife. Lot II. town OF Broad Ripple 1.5o0
Mary A. Hamilton to Mamie L Birk.
Lot g. Block lss. Brightwood. Lo5o
ley ct al; part Of square 5000
ct ux., part OF Lot q. Square I. south
ce east addit ssacton 4, Della isrvs l~o
Lot PSI. Ingram FIetcher's subdivision
of Blocks l and 2, j. F1etcher's Oak Hill SO
Samuel Rubens 10 Kegiah Fowler. part OF
Seth NJ Richcreek TO Jacob Firestone ct
al, Lot lss. H. r. Aliens second north
Lizzie f. Hoyt TO Marie A TrayIor Lot
133. Douglass Park..................-...... IS
Thirza May Chenery TO Walter c., Proc
tor. Lot 200, Ingram Fletcher's subdi-
vision OF Blocks I and ?. Ingram
Fletcher's Oak Hll-.-..............--.-..- 80
Transfers. 1s: total consideration. -
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rial forR-Frims We western nrn R'' Al "a Lsrdr
ern. in tierces. steady al sss Cd Hams-short
ss, 4 to o., : he ssso1s q .ss "a s'
Is 10 p lbs strong at as %: Iong-clea middles.
light % 70 IS lbs. steady at sss: lons-clesr mid
clear backs IS to IS lbs rm at sss: clear bellies
!. to IS lbs. firm At sss; shoulders. sauare Y 70
white. easy at SIS; American finest colored. easy
chaneed' wseai~No red, cash. s 7Ssc: Nove
Der. .79ssc;, December Decent, sekg0tc: Nay: t.e:
oats-No. ?. cash. &c: November, Ssc; Deem
s ssssay &c. d ss s Il: E ksrs gs !. sS
Dry-salt mests-Boxed higher: extra shorts.
Bed Ssher saPs shorts clear S
and clear ribs. sss2iz Timothy seed steady at
east 0t 9paos - ssay Hay strong sn mo
thy: ssais; prairie. s. soQle.o. Whisky steady az
Hemp t~n so's sc RscepFio S 5000 srs:
wheat s2.cce bu; corn. SEQ bu: oats. 1900 bu.
corn. 4o.cco bu; oats 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE. Nov. I7.-Flour quiet; receipts.
l.sso bris; exports, lts2 bris Wheat weak;
5isc: May. 77.Gisc; steamer No. . red. $50
ss&c receipts .s.s bu; snrorts. isis bu: South
7ee72c. Corn steady: mixed. old. l2s642lsc: new.
Hsc: the month. old. t2s6t2lsc: new. !l4a.sc:
January, tlqnkc; Februsry,. IkqAisc: steamer
mixed. 4sp40i4c: receipts. 81. 23s bu: exports.
z52. $50 bu; Southern white and yellow corn. old,
mixed. 2slsc; receipts I5.aa bu' Hay frm ~
KANSAS CITY. Nov. i7-Whest-December.
es%c: May. Sac; cash No. hard. esdssc; No z.
6i467c; No. red, 70d7lc. Corn-December. s2f
Csc May. 5.hdsthc; cash No MIXED. sst8
34c. No white. 35izc- Oats-No. white, 2ss-c-
Receipts-Wheat. So go bu; corn. p. 600 bu: oats.
5000 bu. Shipments-Wheat. 1850 bu; corn,
1l.2o bu: oats. 900 bu-
CINCINNATI. Nov. I.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet; No. red. 7sd76i1c. Corn easter: No
mixed 37xd3sc Oats quiet; No. mixed. 2si1c-
Rye slow: No. ? sc: Lard quiet az 81. Bulk
msats hrmer at 81 o251- Bacon steady at ISIS.
Whisky firm al NE. Sugar quiet.
, TOLEDO: Nov l7-wheat active and steady;
cash, 744c; December. 75c; May. soc. Corn duh
and firm; cash, ssifc; December 3sikc Rye.
Sc Oats-Nothing doing: December. 23kc-
Glover seed dull and weak; December. ssSss
March. $780,
DULUTH. Now T.-Wheat-No. hard cash.
76Ac; 20 arrive. 7skc; December. T4sc: May,
&c; No. northern. cash, 74lzc: arrive, 7fs<c:
December l24ci No. spring, Sic. Corn.
37%c- Oats. 23d23Lc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. r7.-wheat-Cash. 7sc;
December. 72%Q72&c. On track No I hard
&c; No. northern, nc: No. northern. &c.
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Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour quiet;
winter patents. S3.70a3.9o; straights, So 1908 co.
clears. s2.sOQ34o; spring specials, $3.50; patents.
So 5o@s.sO straights. $685.; bakers, s2.2Oq2 20
7shc. No. corn. ss%G4oc; No. yellow, 4oc.
No. 2 cats, 22Ac: No: white 251f@2sc; No. 3
white, 24ikQ25Ac. Fair to choice mailing bar
ley. $4,000. No. faxseed. s1.65: No. North
western. s1.66. Prime timothy seed, 81 10d42o.
bri. $40 5OGl0.s2h. Lard per 100 lbs, s7.15d7.20.
short-rib sides 0oose}, s.. Soq765. Dry-salted
boxed, ss.s5Q6s5 Whisky. on basis of high
wines. $l.27l2.
Receipts-Flour, II. 900 brls; wheat. 121. 900 bu:
corn 25S, 900 bu; oats 49,, 900 bu; rye, 1900 bu
barley, &c. 600 blu. Shipments-Flour 1900 brls:
wheat 40, 900 bu; corn, 900 bu oats, AZ 600
Blu: rye 1900 bu; barley, 5000 blu.
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Charles Gieseking and Jennie Anna Fortner.
Jesse II. Smock and Maggie Wheeler.
James Rssdall and Lydia Pettyford.
Harry Moore and Emma Kaop.
Orville kendrick and Emma Miller.
Charles Flecher and Katie Price.
Thomas Baker and Eta smith.
Andy Weber and Cora Louisa H.Ikenna.
Charles b. chrysler and Ola v. Parson-
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RECORD-BREAKING SALES
STOCK TRANSACTIONS FOR THE
WEEK MAKE NEW FIGURES.
Revival, After Temporary Depression,
Makes n Healthy Market-LocaI
Business Conditions Good.

AT New York Saturday money on call was
nominal.
Prime mercantile paper. 465 per cent.
Sterling exchange was nominal with actual
business in bankers bills At s4.s5G4s5Ik for de-
mand and s4soG4. SOS for sixty days: posted
rates. as1IzG4s2 and s4s5sk; commercial bills.
s4S0G4s0k
silver certificates were s4qs5c: bar silver. s41s
de4ssc: Mexican dollars. 5OAc. Silver bars at
London sold at % 11-1ed ounce.
Exports OF gold and silver from the port of
New York all countries for the week ended
Saturday aggregate ssOO.O57 in silver bars and
coin and siO.lOO in gold Imports OF specie were
$3.50 in gold and SSs.SS1 in silver Imports Of
cry goods and merchandise were valued at
s9.su.sso.
The weekly statement of the associated New
York banks. issued Saturday. shows the follow
Ing changes:
loans increase lss ~
deposits, increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SotS %F
Circulation, decrease zIVvV
tsaI 'eneers soiz-sV
Specie, increase $3.50 500
Total reserve increase 5.20S.S00
Reserve required. IA 515
surplus reserve, increase So6S, 20
The Financier says: The New York clearing
house banks made Unexpectedly good show
Ing for the week ended Nov. H. cash increases
having surpassed all expectations The gain
footed up $52aS 800. divided almost equally be-
tween legals and specie. The increase was due.
for the most part. 10 operations with the treas
uIy. although IL is known that New York gained
eppreciably during the week from the interior.
Then. too. portion Of belated gold imports fig
ured IN the reserve item. With this strong con-
dition as a basis the banks were able 10 stand
the swelling Of their other totals without trou-
bic, and as the expansion in loans was under
al previous calculations they clHed the week
with SS,oe5.s2j added TO their excess reserve.
bringing the fetal 10 1863. 775. The sIowness
with which the loans OF the banks respond TO
the enormous Stock Exchange expansion noted
stree Nov Is rather puzziinS feature and
one that Is variousiy explained IL is quite prob
able that there has been liquidation which does
hot show ~ the statement. except 20 mininni e
the influence Of the business being done.
~ the beginning OF the revival IN Stock Tx
change activity during January. 1899 the
popularity IL the lean item was shown. al
though IN a De-icd az three or four weeks fol-
lowing loans moved upward over $50 COO coo At
that time the explanation often used. name
~. the heavy volume Of investment buying. was
advanced IL Is probable that the loan and cash
fluctuations within the next month will show
sme interesting phases but continued heavy
increase IN surplus would appear 70 he
an anomaly I'm the face Of prevailing conditions
The deposits OF the hanks So 57s 200 last week
a. result CT the changes already noted. and
tnis 5dced z.Nf575 to legal reserve require
nentaf explaining why the increase In surplus
va not 90 large ss the gain :, cash The
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when You buy Handkerchief..

Wanamaker's Ad.
The best way TO tell whether linen Is an
linen. is TO hold IL up and look through t.
II there are little thick places-tiny knot
like lumps-running both ways. it's pretty
apt 10 be all linen. When the little thick
places run only one way you can be pretty
sure it's the other For hnenoos depend On
your touch Line'i can b fine and not
sheer. sheer ana not me The same ruiz
holds good at - Or NM
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Nov. I7.-PetroIeum quiet: re-
fined New York, 725c; Philadelphia and Balti-
more. LOO; Philadelphia and Baltimore I'm bulk.
4.65c. Rosin quiet: strained. to good.
SLIGO Spirits of turpentine steady at Ai1d4sc.
WILMINGTON. Nov. T.-spirits of turpentino
turpentine firm at $40 20 $40. Tar steady at
N-55.
OIL CITY. Nov. T7.-Credit balances, tics; GER
tffcates-no bid. Shipments. Isl 1856 bris; aver
brle.
MONTPELIER, Nov. T.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. lac per brl; North Lima,
7sc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 17.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 401sc. Rosin firm and UNCHANGED
SAVANNAH, Nov 17.-Spirits OF turpentins
quiet at 4oikc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 17-Poultry dull Chickens
&c; young. edsltc. Turkeys. &C; young Gle
Ducks, &c. Geese, 6d6Ikc.
NEW YORK, Nov. I.-Poultry-Alive pou-
inal Dressed weak; broilers. Idi4c; springers,
9G9zc.
CHICAGO. Nov. T.-Dressed poultry activa
turkeys, &C; chickens &C.
CINCINNATI Nov. H-Pouitry weak: chick
ems, 4Q7c; turkeys, 6G6hc.
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NEW YORK; Nov. .-Butter-Receipts. asoa
packages. Market firm: creamery, isn27c: June
creamery. lsG24c: factory. 13dl5lsc Cheese
Receipts, lisa packages. Market steady: large.
September, fancy. 10%c: small. September, fancy,
lie: large, October, fancy, iokc: small. October.
fancy. Ihc. Eggs-Receipts. ass packages.
mark, 2lQ25c; Western. loss OF, &c.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 15.-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery, &c: fancy Western prints.
90c. Eggs firm; fresh nearby, &c; fresh West
ern. 2ec; fresh Southwestern, sc; fresh South.
ern, 24c. Cheese quiet; New York full creams.
fancy small. 1iG11hc: New York fun creams.
fair TO choice, 10d1oxc.
CHICAGO. Nov. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market active. Cream
cries. l5G26c dairies. l2i1622c. Cheese active
at 1oGnAc. Eggs quiet: fresh. &c
KANSAS CITY, Nov. legs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 17itc per dozen. loss
off, cases returned; new whitewood cases in-
cfuded. nc more.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. n.-Butter steady; creamery
20Q25c; dairy, lSd2ec. Eggs steady at 1Si1c.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 17.-Butter steady. EGGS
steady at 1920.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. r7.-Cotton firm. Sales.
3.650 bales Ordinary. 77tc: good ordinary. SIC:
low middling Size; middl.ng. she; good mfddIing,
SIC: mddling fair, 10 1-16c. Receipts. Ills
bales: stock, 240, 429 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Spot cotton closed
quiet at 1-16c advance midding uplands. Is-isc.
middling gulf, 10 3-l6c Sales. $40 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov: IA quiet market Is the
rule on Saturday and the day has been no excep-
ton. But Notwithstanding the duness, there
has been a continuous f1rmness in all lines. and
sellers generally seem indisposed TO make any
prices at the solicitation OF the buyers. Print
cloths are steady and larger business has
been done at old prices. which are hardening
though no new quotations have been made.
Woolens are inactive at irregular prices.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
csursuu.ts and Other Places.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 17.-wheat-Spot steady;
No. red Western winter. IS; No. northern
lures quiet: December. SIS load; March. SIS "a.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, new. IS Ind.
3 hid; January. Is sd Flour--st Louis
fancy winter grades steady 1T - 3D. Butter
Goo1 dul1 q os "a. fallow-Prims city nrm e
-; AngeEalian. - Loo1oo. ann - S7s -. No.
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INTERSTATE sToCKyARDs. INDIANAP0-
LIS. Nov. Observation-Disclosures light; shipments
none. The few offered were light butcher stock
of common quality The market opened slow.
with a weak tendency the kind sale.
while the better grades were steady. The clos
ing quiet. with all sold. Quotations:
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NIefala.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Pig iron quiet; North
ern. s5q16; Southern. sl3.5of11550. Copper quiet;
brokers, lie. Lead dull.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. LEAD firm at lz7nc.
Spelter lower at 412Izd415c.
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Hogs-Receipts. 5000: shipments. 100. The
receipts of hogs were again comparatively liberal
here and elsewhere. and early reports from other
markets were rather a disappointment to the
trade. The market. however. opered with
very fair inquiry for heavy hogs of good quality.
and a few of the first sales almost as high
as yesterday. 1t soon evident that there
were no urgent orders, and the bidding
consequently lower. Statesmen little slow
In making concessions, but finally forced
to take off 2ikc to sc, compared with yesterdays
average. At the decline buyers did not take
hold freely. and If any different of the
last arrivals had to sell shade lower than the
earlier good clearance made at current
prices. The receipts this week nearly ZOO
larger than last week. and about 10000 larger
than the same week year ago. There has been
an up-and-down movement IN values throughout
the week, each advance being followed by a
action of equal proportions, and vice versa, and
at the close of the week the average was about
the lowest of the week. but shade stronger
than the close OF last week. The high time in
the week was nearly 15c higher than the low
time Both packers and shippers have been
comparatively liberal buyers. The quality gen.
orally has been satisfactory. and good
heavy grades were represented than last week.
Quotations:
Good 10 choice medium and heavy 49,. 81 sGG5.o0
Mixed and heavy packing. .-...-...... 4soQ4.s0
Good to choice light weights. 49o14-95
Common fair light weights........... 4so6 4s7is
Ccmmon TO good pigs.................-... loog4 20
ROughS 4VVQ4So
sheep-Recepts, 200; shipments fair. There
was moderate supply of sheep ana lambs. and
with the continued steady demand the offerings
were soon exhausted at quorably steady prices
compared with yesterday Common to good
lambs sold at ssa5. and culls to good sheep at
s2Gs.s5 The receipts this week are 27O9 larger
than last week, and 1880 larger than the same
week year ago. From the beginning to the
close Of the week there has been quite a good
demand from shippers. and very large proper
ton Of the supplies has been required TO meet
the wants of their trade. There has also been
a very fair demand from local butchers, and il
has not been difficult to consummate sales ST
firm prices but on account OF high position in
values relative to ether markets IL impos-
sihle to get airy material advance The quality
OF the offerings has been a little better than the
average for some time past. but very few fancy
grades were represented Quotations:
Good to choice lambs. Hfo0S q
Common TO medium lambs. 10o0l- Is
Good TO choice sheep &1o0e0