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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Flower Pots, and Jardeniers. ali
sizes. Mt Wilson's Furniture Store
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

b Sale.
land under Rocky
within one mile Of
any sized tracts.
Wm. Matthews.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Fresh cows for sale. Call on ~
B Leonard, 3D. house east WASH
inrton school. 4'p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

May 7th, and Sth, San Fran
cisco and return $50. Particulars
inquire at depot.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

@. H. McNay is to drill an oil we'll at
Boggs Flat, south Of Pueblo, for COM
pany Of Pueblo capitalists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Perforated cards for business
men, in elegant metal cases, are
the latest out. Call and see them
at the Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
STEELE, BEALL & WOLFE
SAMPLE
Real Estate Bargains!

Look for Change Each Week.
800 acres, $50 under the High
Line. Ten shares water in High
Line canal. 14O acres alfalfa.
Good orchard, fences and othe,
improvements. Price SI5 per &C re-
10 acres, one mile from town. All
first class land. Under Rocky
Ford ditch. Full paid water right.
Groom brick house. II story
frame barn. Price 81, 900 if taken
at once. Easy terms.
32O acres under High Line
canal. Good II story frame house,
orchard, stables, etc. Well fenced.
Plenty of alfalfa. A bargain for
some one. Price 500 per acre.
SO acres II mile from sugar fac
tory under Catlin canal. Price
$75 per acre including full paid
water right. Title clear.
STEELE, BEALL & WOLFE,
Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
e Paints on the mar
! Opera House Phar-

|swim while the tide
pr way. Everything
n, First-class. Every
frgain, the purchaser
profits. Our prices
nnot be beat in the
considered. Sewing
th sS5, S75, $40, S65,
et half price on Sat
wood, Washington,
Royal Guitars and
very one Of them
etinitely.
L. j. HILL,
3O7 South Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

mines on easy pay
on's Racket Store,
ng, ! block north of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

W. L. Harris and NJ. E. Springer are
among the latest to commence building
in SwInk's Park addition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

iizer just received
Bills.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Cows for sale, fresh soon. =. "
Irwin, one mile south state farm
47-4Sp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

pan Beans for seed
La. Latson, Rocky
| Aft
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19
Navajo Rugs and Blankets.

Mrs. D. w. Barkley has Just
received another invoice of Navajo
Rugs and blankets from Key. d
r. Antes' Faith Mission. HolyoKe'
Vi Utah. They may be seen at the
Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Water perfectly checked in q 3
moment at any desired point OF OF
the ditch with the Fisher "ater
Stop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

Pade easy by the use
Water Stop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-19

The regular attendants OF the Nj. Il.
church who let inclement weather keep
them away Las. Sunday morning missed
n valuable discourse. Rev. X. A. N
Wilson. pastor.of the Cumbehnnd Pres.
b,terian church. Pueblo, filled the pull
pit, and preached n sermon which 1t was
easy to see was liighly appreciated. Mr.
Wilson has sort OF shnrpshooter direct
ness and electric energy OF address which
enable him to Kit the mark hard. In
many respects he possesses tee traits
which have made Rev. Sam Jones fam
ous. That is, he possesses some OF sam
Jones' must commendable qualities with.
ont the coarseneSs which has brought
tbe Rev. Sam under criticism. Those
who hear Mr.. WILSON once will want to
henr him again.
Christian Endearor and Epworth
League topic next Sunday: Walking
WITH Jesus" Col. 2:6.7; Gal. 5:l6-26.
The League will be led by Elmer Conner.
Miss Sadie Service will lead the Chris-
tian Endeavor.
Don't forget the German Baptist. or
Dnnkard, dedication next Sunday. The
occasion will be distinguished by this
;nnnvation; There will be no collection
taken to pay debt. Good example to
follow. cs, ,-,
;,a IAN Inspired Book" Evening topic,
HThe Importance OF the Life" Young
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Varying Pressure of Liquidation
Makes an Unsteady Market.
IMeyer q Kiser's Telegram.l

Meyer & Kiser's Telegram
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Durng the morn
ing, after rather strong opening, the mar
ket became irregular, owing to the appear
ance of heavy liquidation. Union Pacific
scored the greatest advance, but the liquI-
dation in this stock seemed to be heavier
than in any other on the list. There was,
however, lots of support and at no time
Old the price react to the level of Mondays
closing. The stimulating influences at work
were the higher prices from London, the
semi-official rumOrs that the Northern Pa
cific controversy had been practically set
tied and the election of Seth Low and the
fusion ticket in New York. This latter
event. however, had for a while a depress-
ing influence on Metropolitan Street-rail-
way, the belief being that this corporation
under a Tammany regime. Amalgamated
Copper conspicuously heavy. Toward
the lunch hour prices advanced generally
and during the Afternoon the advances were
continued, the market finally closing eX-
tremely strong and at about the best prices
of the day. St. Paul, which was laggard
during the morning. gained about Az points
from the lowest, in spite of the existence
of a belief that ii was not concerned in
the Northern Pacific settlement. There
was considerable activity in the Gould
haitian advancing sharply. The steel stocks
continued to lag somewhat. Gold to the
extent of 81, 250.O00 was engaged for export
and probably further engagements will be
made during the course of the week Call
money was fairly steady.
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dark; peaches. 1hG2c Beans northern hand
picked, 81 per bu; new home beans. sL75g2. Tim
otny seed s. 80 per bu; fancy bluegrass, s5cg 81;
per h. red clover. S5.5o5.75 per bu. Hay. choice,
in car lots. track. Sl4GlL50: clover sl0.50Q
ll.5o; straw S5G5.50. Clean ginseng. s4.50G5 per
10. Potatoes. 225q240 per brl onions, S2.5og
4oc per ou. Cabbage. S0c per brl. Carrots. 50 per
bril- Peppers. s.. 50 per crate. Green beans. $i.75
az per bu Lima beans. 75Qsoc per gal
LIVERPOOL. Nov. s.-Wheat-Spot firm; No.
red Western winter IS l0d; No. ] northern
spring, IS l0led; No. l California, IS 1ol2d Corn
Spot American mixed. new. firm at IS 81. Beef
Extra India mess steady at 74s. Lard-Amer-
lean refined, in pals, quiet at AIS Sd Hams.
cut, 49s Cd. quiet: long-clear middles, light
quiet at ass Cd; long-clear middles. heavy, quiet
at AIS Cd. short-cear backs quiet at 44s Cd clear
S6s Sd. TallOw-Prime city steady at 2Ss Cd;
Australian. in London, quiet at 29s Cd.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-FlOur firm and un-
changed. Wheat strong; spot and the month
75lAG751se; December; el4a76isc; May. 7sta7sAse'
pie. ssG7s5ec; Southern. on grade. 7sAa76l4c.
Corn strong; mixed. spot. 62-sa62%c: the month.
January. 61Aaahc; Southern white and yellow
corn 5SAa62l.c oats strong; No white. Nsag
nearby, soc; No. Western, SEC.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6.-Wheat-December. g.
sste No Nay red Ese cash N9
May, 6lNc; cash. No. mixed, 62hq62izc; No
white e5l5@SSc oatsINo wb b sao 4iqn n
1000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 1880 bu; corn,
80, 600 bu; oats. % 900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 6-Flour quiet Wheat
firm; No. red, 75Ac. Corn firm and higher;
No. mixed. 64i9d65c Oats firm; No. mixed.
40iad41c. Rye steady: No. ?. SIC. Lard quiet at
S.42E Bulk meats easy at SS.15 Bacon quiet
and lower at s925.
TOLEDO Nov. e-Wheat firm; cash. 75Ec;
December, 76c; May, 7S14c Corn steady; Decem-
Der, 60l2c; May, 63c. Oats-December. 39lac: Nav,
391zc. Rye. 4sisc. Glover seed-Prme. 50 De-
cember, $50; March. S5.65- Timothy seed, 81 So
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 6.-Wheat-Cash, Ike;
December 70AQ70%c: May 71&c On track:
No. hard, 73@4c; No. northern, 72lzc; No.
northern. 6912c.
DULUTH, Nov. 6.-Wheat-Cash, No. l hard,
74c; No northern, 6S19c; No. l northern, Tic;
December zoe; May, 7S1sc. Corn. SIC. Oats.
3S5sQ39c.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Charley firm; No. 2.
5S1aG59c: sample 45H51c.
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ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
Extended to the Federal Floating
Dock Mt New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6-The New Or
leans floating dock Of the United states
navy was received here to-day with an
extraordinary outpouring OF people and
elaborate ceremonies. in which federal.
State and city officials and members OF
Congress participated. The weather was
ideal and as the afternoon was made A
seni-holiday, thousands went 10 the naval
reservation on the west bank OF the river.
Soon after daylight the immense steel
structure. was safely Graded beside its
shore connections below Algiers The dock
was gaily decorated in bunting and as IL
slowly pulled into the piers was
greeted with boisterous Demonstration
from whistles afiOat and ashore. In spite OF
the early hour thousands Of men, women
and children lined the river banks and
hailed the arrival
The ceremonies Of reception commenced
at O'Clock and lasted well into the night.
concluding with an elaborate land parade
IA Alglers and "a display OF fireworks.
Governor Heard, Louisiana congressman,
Mayor CapoeNille, members OF the Council,
federal. State and city officials and many
clstluEulS shed guests boarded the steamer
NatchcZ early IN ihc afternoon and. escorted
by large hotilla OF boats. including the
United States steamer Stranger. manned
by the Louisiana naval reserve. proceeded
down the river as far a. the Jackson bar
racks, the fleet salutng the dock ~
PASSED, and then rounding 70 and landing
al the naval reservation. The platform and
bridges leading 10 the shore anchOragcs OF
the dock were aiame with color and acres
OF people surrounded them About half the
sixteen thousand people OF Algiers had
turned out 10 share in the enthusiasm, OF
thousands OF others who went IN boats 10
the scene from this side OF the river
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A RUSH TO TAKE PROFITS
CAUSES DECLINES IN ALL THE MAR
KETS FOR CEREALS.
Losses Range from Use i'm Oats to
1-2c in Wheat-PrOvisiOns Also
Easier, with Slight Changes.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Liquidation for profits
on the part of long holders of wheat and
corn weakened the grain markets to-day,
December wheat closing sake lower. corn
14q2sc depressed and oats sc down. Pro-
visions closed unchanged to 219d5c lower.
Wheat opened strong and higher, buoyed
by a strong cable list. There was a good
commission house demand early and De-
cember opened 1sGAc advanced, at 72199
725sc. Prices even went TO 7234c for a few
moments, but at that figure the rush of
commission house orders was overcome by
a general disposition to take profits The
corn market was acting in similar man
ner, and when longs in both pits began to
sell and there was no important bull news
to support the market prices began to
slide downward and at one time touched
12ic. There seemed to be a belief current
that the slump was only temporary. and
shorts covering brought a reaction at the
close, December closing weak and 9sq1ac
depressed, at 717sd72c. Local receipts were
1S5 cars. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
go cars, a total of 765. against the same
number last week and 1871 a year ago.
Primary receipts were 9S2, 900 bushels, COM
pared with 1,445,OOO last year. Seaboard
clearances in wheat and flour equaled $751;
900 bushels.
Corn was strong at the opening both
Liverpool cash and future cables being
higher. The spot demand here was firm.
and river points were still seeking to fill
their buying orders in this market. This
brought an opening advance for December
and the rise continued to 601sc. At this
figure dealers in provisions fOcked to corn
TO take profits and sold great quantities.
The pit however was in a buying mood
and took all offered. Later, on the wheat
m 10
ket and sharp break followed, Deem
Der closing weak and Aq2sc lower, at $3.50
59Ac Receipts were only seventy-four
cars.
Oats were fairly active and opened higher
in sympathy with other grains and on the
strong cash situation. There was consider
able liquidation in this pit but in the face
of il prices held well, particularly for the
May delivery, in which there was the great
er trade December opened kc up, fluc-
tuated narrowly and closed sc down, at
size. Receipts were 14S cars
Provisions were heavy and dull, and
prices were a trifie better at the opening
on small demand for the short account
Hogs were shade lower, and on liberal
offerings prices reacted and closed steady
January pork closed unchanged at S14 S21a;
lard 212G5c down, at $S.521z, and ribs un-
changed at $7.6712.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat
100 cars; corn 70; oats, 120; hogs, q, 900 head.
Leading futures ranged g follows.
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Results ut Aqueduct, Latonia, St
Louis, Lakeside and Other Tracks.

NEW. YORK. Nov. 6.-Four favorites,
at Aqueduct to-day and close followers of
form had fairly profitable day. Winners
in order: Francesca, l to 2: Criterion, to
8; Sparklet, 10 to 5; Dom Paul, TO l; Carl
Kahler to 5; Flora Pomona. to 1.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6--RObert Waddell, win
ner of the last American Derby and one
of the most popular three-year-olds the
turf has known, broke down badly in the
fourth race at Lakeside this afternoon and
may never face the flag again. The nature
and extent OF his injuries have not been
determined fully, but il is believed they
career. Winners of the races in order:
Eagin, to /; Baugh Naugh Gene, to /;
hummer, to 8; Searcher, TO 10; Lucien
Appleby to 10; Farmer Bennett, to l.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6. - Outsiders
were in evidence at Oakland to-day. Ben
Ledi scoring at odds of 10 to l, while Art
Tilla, q 9-to-1 chance, won the closing
event by a head from Lizella. This race
was married by accidents at the post. Miss
Vera stumbled and fell, throwing Jockey
HOar, who was stunned. Winners in order
Hagerdon, to 2: Glendenning l to 2; Ben
Ledi, Is to 1; Autolight, to 3; Impromptu,
to l; Artilla, 20 TO /.
CINCINNATI, Nov 6.-The Geezer ran
away a mile to a false break in the last
race at Latonia to-day. and when the field
was lined up for the final start he bolted
Morris knocked down Assistant Starter
Heating in the same race, but no serious
injury resulted. Winners in order: Fairy
Tale, to 1; Kaloma, IL 10 3; Barber, TO l.;
Mr.. POmeroy, TO 2 Sister Adie, TO /;
Waterhouse, TO 2.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 6-Though but
one favorite won to-day the talent scored
the ring at Douglas Park severely. Win
som, / TO =; HeneywOod, Z to l; Carat, TO
/: DR.. Clark, 3 TO l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-07
OPERATING FOR A RISE
WALL-STREET TRADERS TURN TO
THE MARKETS BULL SIDE.
Imminent Settlement of the Northern
Pacific Row FactOr-MOnetary
Situation Not Regarded.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-To-day's stock
market was dominated by the authoritative
admissions from various quarters that the
basis had been agreed upon for the settle
ment of the Northern Pacific controversy,
although the representations Of an early
official announcement were deprecated, as
it said details remain yet TO be ar
ranged. The arrival from Europe to-day
of w. X. Vanderbilt, who was named by
Mr.. Morgan as the final arbitrator of any
difference upon which the Cancellation board
Of directors might not be able to come to
an agreement, helped to incite the large
speculative buying. which notable
among all the transcontinental railways.
The dealings in Union Pacific and St. Paul
were on a scale to recall the days of the
stock market boom in the spring Of this
year. The resulting rise in st. Paul reached
42l and in Union Pacific AZ The Union
Pacific convertible bonds were absorbed at
the same time on an enormous scale. In
Southern Pacific the rise reached IA, Great
Northern preferred IA, Atchison 2ss and in
Northwestern S7s. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred fuctuated narrowly. thus suggesting
that its present price is near to its valua-
ton under the plan. The Southwesterns
and some of the Southern stocks afforded
another center of activity and strength,
based on the series of extraordinarily IA
vorable returns of gross earnings for the
fourth week in October. The Southern Rail-
way stocks were also aided by the vote Of
Cincinnati in favor of extending the lease
of the Cincinnati Southern. In these groups
there we're gains in Nashville Chattanooga
& st. Louis of OK st. Louis & San Fran
Missouri Pacific 22s. st. Louis Southwestern
preferred 2 and Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
Louisville & Nashville and Southern Rail-
way from Us to IA. A number of special
ties were notably weak early in the day,
including Sugar, Amalgamated Copper,
Peoples Gas, American Ice and Metropoli-
tan Street-railway, but except in Sugar and
Amalgamated Copper there were strong
recOveries. In Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chi
cago & St. Louis preferred, Wells-Fargo,
Pacific Coast. st. Lawrence & Adirondack,
Chicago q Eastern Illinois, Buffalo,
Rochester e Pittsburg and Rutland pre-
ferred there were gains of to points.
The additional gold engagements for ex-
port had but momentary effect on the
market, and the monetary situation fell
into the background completely as a mar
ket factor.
The large interest in bonds conferred in
Union Pacific and other convertible bond
issues and speculative bonds. Total sales
at par value were $3,3IO,OOO. United States
bonds We're all unchanged on last call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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Transfers. Is; total consideration. e..
Building Permits.

w G.. Mlnis. frame house. 2511 Ashland ave
nue.. 81 $50
Mary {. Anderson. frame addition. lG2s Hoyt
avenue. $3.50.
STANDARD Wheel Company. West Morris street
and Belt Railway, two brick buildings. IS 600
C. NJ Ryder. frame dwelling. West Washing
ton street. $500.
J. r Johnson, repairs. Blsckford street. near
Vermont street. 500.
J. B. Johnson. repairs. Baekford street. near
Vermont street. $500.
]. Is Johnson, repairs BlSckfOrd street, near
Vermont street. $500.
Margaret Miles. frame house. East and Pratt
streets. 5000.
Louis Newberger. frame cottage. Allfree street,
near Fall creek. 1925.
A. Alexander, frame cottage, Kansas street
near Pogue's run, N.l65.
j. K. Franklin. frame cottage. Laura street.
between Ohio ana New York streets, $3.50.
Silvers Brothers. repairs 10 frame house 1904
Massachusetts, avenue. 500
Rachel j. Wright, two frame cottages, 81, 500.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Butter-Receipts. 3.371
packages. Market firm; State dairy, liq2lc;
creamery, 15G22kc; June creamery. 17lka2l1c;
factory, 12ikd15c. Cheese-Recepts. IL. 100 pack
ages. Market quiet fancy, large, colored and
white Sl2G9≻ fancy, small, colored, l0AqlJ4sc;
fancy small, white, 10Ac. Eggs-Receipts 13, 262
packages. Market strong; State and Pennsyl-
vania 23Q24c; Western candled, 20G23c; Western
uncandled, 1Sd22c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-Butter firm: fancy imi-
tation, 1s4l9l2c; fancy creamery, 23q25lzc; fancy
ladle 16dl7c; store packed, 13q15c. Eggs firm;
fresh. 20a2lc. Cheese steady; large, 10Q10l9c;
medium, 10hq11c; small, 10ssq11c.
CHICAGO, Nov. Con the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; cream
cries. 14q21lzc; diaries, 13919c Cheese steady al
9Aq10hc. Eggs firm fresh, 2lG21l2c.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-Packing butter, lie per
Id; common country, 12Q13c good. 15c; Elgin,
24c in 60-lb tubs, 2413c in S0-lb tubs. Eggs, 1Sc
CINCINNATI, Nov Eggs firm and higher
at zoe. Butter frmer; creamery, 2O424c; dairy,
121ac. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 10c.
KANSAS CITY, Nov eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, 1sc per doz, loss off,
cases returned.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Butter steady; creamery,
16Q2Sc; dairy, l4Ql7c. Eggs firm at 19c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Profit Taking Fails to Overcome n
Small Advance i'm Cereals.


NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Flour-Receipts.
2,221 brls exports, 1918 brls; advanced SC
to 10c barrel, checking business Winter
patents, So 6H0f3.sO; winter straights. ss. 550
$50; Minnesota patents, $3.75Q4; winter ex-
tras, 81. 6O@29o; winter low grades. 81. 4o7
ESQ. Corn meal firm. Yellow Western, 81. 25;
city, S1.23; Brandywine, s3.3Oa35O
Wheat-Receipts, 12S,O5O blu; exports. ESQ.,
OBS bu. Spot firm. No. 2 red, Sl7sc f. O. b.
afoat, 7S7sc elevator; No. / northern Du-
luth, s0@sc f. o. b. afoat; No. 1 hard Du-
luth. S7sc f. o. b. a1oat Options opened
strong and higher and maintained a stiff
undertone most of the day except for oc-
casiOnal setbacks under profit taking.
Higher cables, good foreign buying a
strong corn market, increased outside sun
port and general covering were the bull
features; finally sold off under realizing
and closed easy at 1z6ssc net advance
Michigan closed at s07sc May, 50 3-l6dSO76c
closed at S0Ac; December, 7S9sq791sc closed
Corn-Receipts. 5000 bu; exports ss 6S7
bu. Spot firm. No. 2. 667sc elevator 66c f o.
b. afioat Options had a strong opening on
bullish cables strong cash Situation. a
broad speculative trade and covering. later q
yielded to realizing and closed barely
steady at 12Q1c net advance. May 657slI
66@sc, closed at 661sc December, 65IzG66c,
closed at 651sc.
Oats-Reeeipts. $1,000 bu: exports go oOO
bu. Spot steady. No. ?. axe: No. 8 Acc: No,
3 white. 4514c; No. ? white. SAC: track
mixed Western, 42d44c: track white, 4294sc.
Options firm al first, turning easy
Lard easy. Western steamed, sS.S5. Re-
fined easier. Continental, s.; s. A. $40; com
pound 7Ssd7&4c. Pork quiet. Family. S176
17.25. Tallow steady; city, 5l2c bid: country.
51ka5Ac. Cotton-seed oil easy; prime vel
low. Csc.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet. No. : invoice GIG
Mild quiet; CordOva, 1sd11c.
Sugar-Raw quiet. Fair refining, 3Lc:
centrifugal. 96 test. CSC; molasses sugar
Sc. Refined quiet. Standard A. 4SOc: con-
fectioners' A. 4S0c: mold A. 535c: cut loaf
$500: crushed, $500; powdered, 5.l0c; granu-
lated &C; cubes, 5.25c.
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[Granger Farwell & Co.'S telegram

[GranGer Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Union Pacific was
the leader of the market to-day, followed
in the last hour by st. Paul. The opening
in London to-day on the first-named stock
was shock to the people who went short
on Mondays advance and they came in
with rush at the opening, which was not
up TO London on account of profit taking
by holders here. London bought here at
the opening, and Keene 81 Gates, brokers
were active all day on the long side. In
the early hours industrials were weak and
the market was very spotted, but the
strong close in the rail market helped
everything, and the close was generally
at the best, with prospects good for a
higher opening tomorrow.
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changes in Available Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov Especial cable and
Geographic dispatches to Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies
since last evening: Wheat, in the United
States and Canada east of the Rockies, an
increase OF 1,453.OOO bu; a1oat for and in
Europe, an increase of 800, 900 bu; total sup
ply, an increase of 2,235, 900 bu. Corn, a
decrease of $780, 900 blu. Oats, a decrease of
$4,000 bu Among the more important in
creases reported are those Of 600, 900 bu at
Northwestern interior elevators, 100000 in
Manitoba, 10000 at Chicago private ele-
vators, $4,000 at Depot Harbor, $1,000 az
Portland, Me-, $1,000 at Rochester and so 900
at Minneapolis private elevators. The lead
ing decreases are those Of 124,OO0 bu at
at Port Huron.