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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-09-05

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A boy was born mid little things,
Between a little world and sky.
And dreamed not of the cosmic rings
Round which the circling planets fly.
He lived in little works and thoughts,
Where little ventures grow and plod,
And paced and %ploughed his little plots
And prayed unto his little god.
But, as the mighty system grew,
His faith grew faint with many scars;
The Cosmos widened in his view
But God was lost among the stars.
Another boy, in lowly days
AS he-to little things was born,
But gathered lore in woodland ways,
And from the glory of the morn.
AS wider skies broke on his view,
God greatened in his growing mind;
Each year he dreamed his God anew,
And left his older God behind.
He saw the %boundless scheme dilate,
In star and blossom, sky and clod,
And as the universe grew great,
He dreamed for it a greater God.
Sam Walter Foss.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-09-05

Fichues are being made up In all
kinds of dainty shapes in mousseline de
sole and thin materials.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-09-05

Mrs. Winsiow'g soothing Syrup.
For children teething, sofrens the gums, reduces in'
dammations allaTs pains c- IS wind collie. Csc a bottle
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-09-05

"A bad man with good often
outdoes a good man with bad manners.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-09-05
"Oh, Take Them Away"

The Original of the Flaming Posters.
complete their happiness, Marie found
in this new responsibility a stimulus
for further activity, and when the lit
tie boy was five months old, she in
sisted in spite of Jim's protests on go
ing back to her work.
Little Jimmy was a sturdy chap who
never gave them a moments anxiety;
they got a good woman to take care
of him, and with her mind thus re-
ilieved, Marie fell back naturally into
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outside markets. however. unloading promptly
developed and prices eased of; closed dull and
easy at a partial tsc net decline March, S31k
asa s-l6c, closed S3Mc; May, So 5-l60Ds2Nc,
closed S2asc;. December, S0is@S1c. closed 8O5sc.
HOPS--Quiet. State, common to choice, 1901
CROP 126D151Sc; 1860 crop, 9D1zc; Pacific Coast
1901 crop. 1lG151sc 1900 crop. 9@14c.
HIDES--Steady Galveston, 20 to 25 pounds
1Sc: California, 81 to 25 pounds. 19hc; Texas,
dry. 14isc.
WOOI.-Quiet. Domestic fleece, 25q2
Texas. 16@17c.
.coFFEE-spot--Rio steady, No. 7 invoice,
closed net unchanged to 10 points higher.
sales. l3,cco bags. including: December. Sc 500
6 Go; January. Sc 20; March s6 90Q6 s5; May,
81 05fo7 10: September, 81 A..
SUGAR-Raw, steady Fair refining 3Kc:
Centrifugal a6 test, asic: molasses sugar, &c;
refined, steady, No, 6, 4.S0c; No. {. Poe No.
g. 4.1oc; No. Q, 4.05c, No. TO- 4.00c; No II,
$3.50: No. 12 3,95c; No. Is. 3S5c; No. H. g. 75c
stondard A. 3.80c; confectionery A. s.7Oc: mold
a, 5.25c; cutIoaf, 5.40c: crushed 5.40c: pow
dered; S:ooei graduated. !.soc; cubes. 5.15c.
BUTTER-Receipts. 44H packages Firm.
State. dairy. l5d2sNe; creamery, 16@25Mc;
EGGS-Receipts, S775 packages Quiet State
and Pennsylvania, 2S029c; Western at mark.
:4d,2sc; Southern. at mark. 23@27c.
Trading In the market for evaporated apples
was slow to-day which Is usual on SATURDAY.
State. common 10 good, 66Sisc; prime s09itc
choice. 9Nd9Slc fancy, 10G10Mc.
California dried fruits were dull
PRUNES-3X6c7c.
APRICoTs-Royal, sM@1ac; Moorpark. so
PEACHEs-Peeied, 11a1Sc; unpeeied. sdpssc.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Firmness characterized the foreign
markets and Paris and Liverpool futures were
iligher.
Chicago was active at an advance, but SELL
ers predomnated. particularly In December
The coarse grains were easier and the spot de-
maud was less urgent. The tendency in Wheat
was upward. In consequence Of the general con-
fidence In prices. Wires to Bolton, DE Ruyter
& Co. said that Northwestern stocks Increased
during the week about 100000 bushels, and
that another large increase in the visible sup,
ply is expected Tomorrow. Great Britain and
the Continent both report extensive feeding Of
Wheat to stock. The strength in Wheat is
largely sympathetic with the frmness in
coarse grains. Minneapolis stocks increased "sd
bushels during the week. Speculation at Chi
cago was fairly active.
:, Spot Wheat-shippins, s1@1 Ola; milling.
81 021s@1 05 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second session-December-14.oc ctls. 81 cos.
ctls. 81 OoIs. May-2cco, 81 o5ll 1000, 81 o5ls.
BARLEY-Previous prices rule for all de-
scrlptions. The market continues dull and
Feed. ss175c for choice bright. i2lsc for No.
ard zoe for off grades: brewing and shipping
grades. U1s4S21ac; Chevalier. S0cGsJ per ct
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Sesslon--sl5 o'clock-No sales.
Second Session--NO snles.
Regular Morning Session-Decemoer-20oo ctls,
72lsc
Afternoon SessIon-May-40G0 ctis 7sAc.
OATS-Chcago reported a falling off in spec
ulation but offset there were enormous
shipments OF 617.727 bushels, or 4o1. 600 bushels
more than the receipts.
The San Francisco market continued firmly
held, red being especially strong, though trade
was narrow. Crays, 81 1901 221x; whites. 81 10
al 27i. Surprise. 81 30d1 22ls: black, uQ1 30,
and red. 81 12hqi lI1s per ctl for feed and II 20
9l1 80 for seed.
CORN-The Chicago market easier. the
f0
Prices were several fractions lower
The San Francisco market was quiet and un-
changed, as fo!lowp: spot-Large yellow, 81 80
al 37i3 white. 81 42H@i Is: To srrivc-sl 2JQ
52la per ctl for all kinds according to dry
RYE-Steady. but quiet al 75d76I<c per ctl.
BUCK WHEAT 81 o. per Cti.
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C;yrdHtS. Primes and Rdisins.
Ma.l advices fron New York ssy: =

Mail advices from New York say:
The market last week showed great activity
IN virtually all the leading lines Of imported
1--its and nuts and there was a fair trade in
= Domestic dried fruits as well. The features in
Crled fruits were the strength OF currants the
orller market for prUass and advances il new
smyrna nss and Valencia rsisins. Supplies OF
Ialencians increased largely by the arrival OF
the GuildhaH but demand was active both -
arrived and after the cargo got here and the
market a. the close vas advanced &c to &C.
California raisins were easier and rather quiet
on the whole Late in the week there was a
scarcity q s-crcWn loose muscstels, and few
were obtainsble Saturday at 6s
Currants closed very firm a. 6dS5sc for
Analias and the statistical position Is such
that an advance Is quite generally looked for
tetore the Christmas holidays Consumptive
demand continues heavy from all quarters and
cleaners are stil running ~ 70 their utmost
-aFa~-ty-
'New Santa Cara prunes were offered At
the close o. the week from 27s13c basis on
tho coast. with holders very hrm al those ng-
uues- Many declined 10 fIl orders under &c
BASIS Local buyers. II IS Understood. bought
a good many cars Prunes outside the Saata
Cara Valley were stil reported available sat
Tor several cars o. NisalIas At q 2b1C price
termed down By one holder On the other hand.
q d. stated Nisaiiss were offered by other
holders az that figure The trade Is much
Concerned over the stock Of old prunes coz
trclled by the association There persist
eur rcEaors that negotiations under way
for the sale Of the entire holdings a syndi-
cate. a group Of big coast packers now being
mentioned as dickering for the block The as
ISOLATION. q is stated. stiil asks 2<c basis
:Cr the santa Claras. Several cars OF OregoI
Trznes so-50s. are reported Offering less
Kan kaslE price q lac coast.
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will probably have extension southwark
which will cause rain Sunday o. sunday night
over the northern portion of California. South
east storm warnings are displayed along the
coast from Eureka northward.
The temperature has fallen slowly over the
greater portion OF California.
Forecast made al San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight December !.
Northern California--cloudy unsettled wealth
er Sunday with fcg in the morning and rain
in the northern portion; fresh southeast winds
Southern Caiifornia-CIoudy unsettled wealth
er Sunday, with fog in the morning; conditions
favorable for rain Sunday night; fresh north
cast wind changing 20 southery.A
Nerads-Fair Sunday, becoming cloudy at
night fresh southeast winds
San Francisco and vicirity-cIoudy unsettled
weather Sunday. with fog in the morning ana
probably rain by night. fresh southeast wind
ALEXANDER C. McADIE,
Forecast Official
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and RaiSins.

B large sale OF old Prunes held by the San
Jose Association Is reported. The exact guam
tity is not known. but local dealers say that
1t is less than reported in the press dispatches
The only definite thing known about II lsfhat
it was round sale, and imparts more tone
TO the Prune market. which has lately been
looking up little both here and In the East.
The other fruits quiet and unchanged.
though evaporated Apples and pitted Pluns
continue firm.
FRUITS-Apricots 7GsKc for Royals and so
I3c for standard to fancy Moorparks; Eyapo-
rated Apples, 79s1ac; sun-dried. Sh441zc;
Peaches 597hc; Pears. 49sc; Plums pitted. ~
Gsc; unpitted, iG2c: Nectarines. 5G5h for red
and 5h@SAc for white; Figs. S931sc for black.
PRUNEs-New crop are quoted as follows;
iIsc: 6O-7O's' sEQ4c; 7o-Sos, sAG:sc; sO-9os. "a.
G3c: so-lo0's 214G219c per ID.
RAISINS-(Price per 2o-lb box1: Clusters
Imperial. s3 Dehesa. 81 90, fancy. 81 Is; 4
crown. 81 so; London Layers-Three-crown:
20; two-erown. 81 10: Price per ID: Standard
crown &c; two-crovn, sac; Seedless Musca-
tells, iHc; Seedless Sultanas SIC; Thompson
Seedless SIC; Bleached Sultanas-Fancy. SIC;
choice ne; standard, &c; prime slac: un-
Extra fancy. lie; fancy. l9c; choice, DC; stan
dard. 71zc; prime. s1sc- Fancy seeded. SIC;
I choice seeded. SIC
NUTs-Chestnnts, 1ea121se: waInuts, No
No. 2. &c: Almonds 11612c for papershell. 90
iac for softsheil and eS7c for hardshell; Pea
nuts 5G7c for Eastern Era4l Nuts. 1291211c;
Fflbsrts, i.ai2Ize: Pecans. u913c; Cocoanuts.
SO 5eGl5.
11hc for light amber; water white extracted.
5M6r: light amber extracted. 445ci dark &C.
BEESWAX-o512sc per 10.
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Associated Banks Statement.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The statement of the
Associated Banks for the week endrd to.da--
shows: Loans. ss76 lse 200: increase. y7.ios. ~
Deposits s3io. ses. 500; increase. s7.7ii.00o C,-
cnlation s3i. $50 900: increase. $500 Legal ten
ders t72 So. 200: increase. 81, ,ssi 100. Specie
s17S 1se, 500 decrease $3.50 600. Reseryes ssss .
5sis 1O0i increase, 1855. 900. Reserve required
s235, lG. rs; increase sl,925,TJ0 Surplus. ti3,-
il4. SIS; decrease, si,O72,S5c.
The FinanctcF says: The cash In the banks
will probably be augmented during the
current week by the receipt from San
Francisco Of assay office checks repre-
senting Australian gold which arrived at
that port last week. II Is quite possible. how
ever. that the cUnsignees OF this gold. which
consisted of sovereigns may have ordered the
transfer hither Of a portion of the metal by the
fast mail train With q view to its shipment to
Europe by the steamers sailing early In TN.
week. In such case the amount exported would
not count AZ a loss tc the banks n practically
being gold In transit. The comparatively small
gain TO the banks last week on the interior
movement of money does not scarcely imuiy
that the return now of currency has been ma
terially checked and IL is believed still 20 be in
progress from the West. II Is said, however to
be too early to look for movement iu volume
from the South and the fact that $3.50 O01 was
transferred 70 New Orleans during the week
would seem 70 Indicate that money is in de-
maad at that center fof cotton ana perhaps
for sugar.
The bank statement was more or lens de-
giving holiday. II seems likely, therefore that
the return may have been made up on rising
averages for cash. rejecting Fridays receipts
from the interior
fairly easy money rates at this center in the
immediate future.
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though some berries that should have arrived
Friday were sold at 81 per chest.
Grapes were quoted very weak. There were
no small packages from Santa CRUZ, and
stocks consisted mainly Of carried over lots.
There was no shipping demand, Large pack.
ages from Martinez were In light receipt, pus
these goods have lately been accumulatfng ana
several tons sold for wine at $40 per ton- sales
to the trade were at 75c9$ 25 per box.
Oranges, Lemons and Lines rule weak AZ
previous quotations.
Apples are in larger supply and weak. but
no lower.
pEcIDUoUs FRUITS
.APPLEs-:1 5oQ1 IS per box for extra 75c0
u 25 for good TO choice and 35D65c for Ordinary;
Lady Apples s102; Siskiyou Apples. $16s.
POMEGRANATES-s1 % per box.
PEARS-Winter kinds, SOL 70 per boz
QUINCES-25G50c per box.
PERSIMMONS-406S5c per box.
STRAWBERRIES-s9G12 per chest for Long
worths and 1905 for large berries.
BLACKBERRIES-s6J7 per chest
RASPBERRIEsS4d6 per chest.
LOGAN BERRIES-Nominal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s104u per bar
rel; Coos Bay. 50 per box.
FIGS-Black, 50975c per box.
GRAPES-verdeis, 25as5c per bog; Tokay. -
@1SG; Black. 2S95oc; Cornichons. 25Gssci ,, 90
for standards. 81 759s 25 for choice and 81 50
for fancy; Seedlings. sl1l So; Tangerines.
$1d1 Is: Japanese Mandarins. 81 5o41 75; Lem
ons, si41 80 for common and 262 20 for good
to choice; Grape Fruit, 81 5oQ2 50; Mexican
Lines. 81: Bananas, s2G2 IS per bunch for New
Orleans and s19s FOR Hawaiian; Pinapples. 50
a per dozen.
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-Cacutta Grain Bags &c: local
max. &c less than Caicuttas: Wool Bags a2
e12ac. Fleece Twine. 7I9sc: Fruit Bags SXR
si.o for cotton apd IG7kc for jute.
CoAI-we.lInston, 80 per ton: Southdeid
Wellington. 50: Seattle. 81: Bryant, S. 50: CoVs
ray. IS 30; wallsend. IS 50: Cooperative Walls
end, ss so; Cumberland s12 in bulk and sl3 Is
In sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg SIS:
camel. y1l per ton: Coke. sI5 per tin in bulk
and s1T in sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions
IS a. per sOOo lbs and IS 50 per ton. according to
brand. ~
o. 90; ext.a' Tvu" sS Hoi.ap 10; sa "a % -Sus'
OII.S-cGliforna Castor Oil, IN cases. No. I.
7cc: pure 81 20: Linsced Oil. In barrels boiled
hotied and Sc for raw in barrels: Lard OIL.
extra winter strained. barrels, s5c; cases, SOC;
China Nut s5fT2c per gallon: p1re Neatstoot.
Il barrels 7e eases S,i,s ss; sgsE prr sse
Fish oil. barrels, slitc; cases. icisc; Cocoanut
OIL. barrels. ssl4c for Ceylon and ssisc for Aus
COAT. oIL,-water White Coal OIL. in bulk.
lsisc: Pearl Oil. In cases. cec: Astral, 2oc: Star
zoe: Extra Star. 2tc: Elaine, 25c: Eocene, &c:
deodorised stoye Gasoline lin IN bulk. . iSc; In
2olsc; ssdegree Gasoline. in bulk. soc: in cases.
5.c In n drums T an and iron barrels ''' ' -''1
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COM
pany quotes, per ID. In 1oo-lo bags.
Cubes Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4scc; Pow
Granniated. ts5c: Confectionery A. 4ssc: Fruit
Granulated, +s5c: Beet Granuiated uoo-lb bags
only ttsc MsEnSlia a. a AiSc; ' Extra &c G. & a%s:
halt barrels. 25c more; boxes. soc more; seib
bags loc more. No orders taken for less than
IS barrels or It's equivalent. Doninos. halt
for granulated Will be taken that consist Of
more than 50 per cent OF Beet sugar.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vcgctob'es.

River Potatoes continue very weak. and the
wharves are loaded with accumulated receipts
The other descriptions stand about the same
though the whole market Is more OF less weak
Onions rile nrni. ami 81 Is is now about the
lowest figure for anything merchantable
StriIg Beans steady and In fair demand
Lmss are scarce. Green Peas are firm To-
matoes continue to have widse range accord
ing to quality. The other Vegetables remain
about IS before. ...:
porAroEs-75c for Burbanks from, the
river: Salinas hurhanks 81 Slq1i 20: tlrac"n
Burbanks. 81 2STl 50; River Reds. 81 35ffi So
ced -
oNIoNs-sl 75a: :5 per ctI; oregrns, g IS;
Fictlc Onions. 7hc per CT. -.<..
EEGETABLEs-Grecn Peas. Sa6o; Los An =
Seies do. 3u6c: String Beans. igisc; Los Angeles
do. h9tsc; Lifnas. oeitc. Cabbage, i0st51c per
e,i: Tomatoes from Alameda, 25Sf7Se; Dried
Peppers. i0d1ac. Dried okra t2,SG20c per III
Carrots. zSfSSc per sack; Cucumbers. 5o675c
Pickles. 21zu3c per 10 tor small and i9tIic for
large; Garlic, lAa2tc;- Green Peppers. 4ofsoc
per box for Chile and 4cG5oc for Bell; Egg
Plant. 4od5oc per box; Summer Squash. 81 e5;
Los Angeles do. -; Marrowfst Squash. IS
ae per Ton: Hubbard Squash $saio: Mush-
rooms 51l21c per III.
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Poultry and Game,

There was good demand for Dressed Tur-
keys, and as recetptr were light they brought
small advance. Otherwise Poultry was un-
changed though receipts were unusually large
for Saturday.
GIIne was lower, as receipts were liberal
there was large carry-ovcr stock. and most
of the offerings were tainted or sour The pre.
sailing warm. close weather is against game
car OF Eastern Poultry is announced for
tomorrow.
Turkeys, B015c for Gobblers and i5t for
Hcns; Cseese, per pair, 81 50fft 15; riosiings,
81 75f2: Ducks. 81 50d4 for old and si65 for
young; Hens. 50 5oa4 20; young Roosters sis
co.: old Koosters: sia4 80; Tryers. 50 sopl
Brcilers. 50 50di for large and S3as so for
small; Pigeons. .siGi 2s per dozen for old and
81 1.612 for Squads.
GhHE--Doves. per dozen. 75c: Hare 81 %:
Rabbits, 81 80 for Cottontails and 81 for Brush; !;
Maliard. 1893; Canyasback. 81 5ods; sprig
81 2shfi ho Teal, TSc@t1 Is; Widseon, 81: Small
Jack snipe. 81 50: Gray Geefe 50: White
Gessa. si61 90: Brant, si@2 per dozen; Honk-
crs $46fb.
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Provisions.

Chicago opened with a sharp advance. but
the market weakened and fell back Outsid :
speculative trade forms the chief support OF
the market, and the packers are the principal
sellers, mainly Of accumulating products. II
looks a. II the packers were giving quotations
a boost 10 enable them 10 work on their ac-
cumulated stock.
The San Francisco branch OF a Chicago
house has been notified TO mark Hams.
bacon and Lard nc tomorrow and will do so.
The advance will not be general however. as
most Of the other local houses do not see their
way to make an advance Just now. though
they say that they will probably have TO come
TO il before long. the feeling is very firm.
with light stocks.
CURED MEArs-Bacon, 111.e Per III for
heavy I?c for light medium. 13c for Light
Iic for extra light and l4hc for sugar-cUred; (;
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. l1c; California
Hams, PIC: Ness Beet sloH1o 50 per barrel:
extra Mess. sl1Q1i 70: Family. sI2al2 50; prime
Mess Pork SIS: extra clear. Sz2 50423: Mess
sis 5e65f3: Smoked Reef. 1914 G14c per ID.
IARD-Tierces. quoted at Sc per ID for
compound ami lie for pure: half barrels. pure.
iI4c: Io-lb tins ilac; 5-lo tins, 1l7sc 3-Ib tins
i2c.
CoTTOLENE-one half-barrsi. ioikc: three
hal: barrels Ice; one tierce. SIC: two tisrces
9l.c. i've tterces 9skc per 10.
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Hides, Tdao5v. Wool aud Hops.

Ali descriptions under this head remain IN
changed
HIDES AND sKINs--culIs and brands sell
about Iisc under quotations Heavy salted
steers lie: medium. 1oc; light. &c: Cow
Hides sEc for heavy and &c for light
stays. &c; saltcd Kip. stzc; saIted Veal. Ioc
sal,ed Calf. lOc: Dry Hides l6iaGl7c: CuiIs.
lac: Dry Kip I5c; Dry Calf isG1sc; CulIs and
Brands i56lsc. sheepskins. sheariings, l5as0c
each. short Wool. 40deoc each. medium. 5O7
&c: long Wool! S0c1fS1 10 each: Horse Hides
salt - so1: 70 for large and S1G2 % for
dunn. si * for small and Soc for Colts: Horse
Hides. dry. 81 IS for larEe. 81 2Ja1 80 Tor me-
dunn. 81 d for small and SOC for Colts. Deer
skIns-Sumruer OF red skins, 3sc; fall or me-
dunn skins SOC. winter thin skins. 30c Goat
sknls-FrIme Ansoras. 75c; large snd smooth.
see: medium. 35c-
TAILOw-No. / rendered. SC per ID. No
ns1i5c; grease. &C.
WOOI~Spring. 1900 to ieni- Southern. defec-
tive I months. 71Sc; Oregon Valley fine, l36
lie: do medium and coarse. ilG1sc: Oregon
Eastern chece. i161Sc; do, fair TO good 90
lie: Nevada. i0Q12c.
Paii-san Joaquin. eizdSise: San JOAQUIN
Lambs 7ss@sc: Middle County Sk5loc; North
ern Mountain free. eS1ioc: do. defective S<ssc:
Humboldt and Mendocino. ii6iiyc per 10
HoPS-9@loc for fair and iidisc per 10 Tor
eoad 20 choice
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Hay and FeedstnfS.

largely to the warm rains. which are producing
luxuriant growth Of grass almost every
where. Prices. however. show no further de-
cline. Receipts OF Hay are not excessive. but
are more than enough to go around in view
of the light demand Bran and M!ddiInzs are
especially weak.
BRAN-si5 5ofli6 so per ton.
MIDDLIHGS-SiTHfS 90 per ton.
Rolled Barley, slefii7 per ,on.
oiicske Meal at the mill. t27G2s: '5obbne. sss "a
G2a: Coccanrt Cake, s7UU2i: Cofn Meal su n
d32; Cracked Corn, sS2Ga2 20; liked Feed. sis
OH.
HAY-wheat: sa@u; raney. sli sOaI2: whea,
and Oat, STii. oat- s76i0: barley and Os:
t7efs: Alfalfa. see 50: Clover ssSrT: VoInn
-tser, s. 54sfS; Stock. sS4fT~rer tom -.
RAW-s0dTi,c per bale.
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Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Nov. oo.-wheat ruled moderately
active and started out with the bull impetus
left over from yesterday. December opened
h4Isc higher at 73ls473lsc on higher cables
Proht-taking in View OF December deliveries
Monday began at once. Selling mostly on
the part oil locals while commission houses
took up all that was offered. Dry weather In
fluenced steady prices in the face Of heavy re-
cepts and selling By st. Louis and New York
Gradually the market slipped off until De-
cember sold down TO 727s07:c. Shorts at this
hsure covered and prices reacted slightly. De
cember closed easy. M4Ac down. at 73eD73hc.
Trade In the corn pit was slack, with a some
what general disposition to take profits. There
was a slight rally at the end but December
closed weak. A9lsc lower. at &C.
Speculative trade in oats was of small vol
ume. December closed weak. Xc lower. at
42Isc.
Provisions were fairly active and easier
Pork closed &c down, lard unchanged and ribs
unchanged
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The weakness In Butter continues. The Ev
change Topped another cent of of all grades
and outside dealers were also quoting a de-
pressed market, with large stocks and more
sellers than buyers,
Cheese continues steady and unchanged.
Eggs extremely weak and aoc is now the
top for the best ranch, with plenty Offering at
57iac. Stocks are accommodating, as the de-
mand fell of sharply Immediately after
Thanksgiving. further sharp drop In quo
tatons " expected Tomorrow.
Receipts were 200 pounds of Butter, -
pounds Of Eastern Butter 4ss cases Of Egss,
$50 cases OF Eastern Eggs, 400 pounds OF
California Cheese and s4.oso pounds OF Eastern
Cheese.
and 20@32c for seconds: dairy. 17js6coc: store
Butter. ls0p17c per ID; Creamery Tub, 2102sMc,
PicKied Roll. 10000; Keg. 1sRisc per ID.
CHEEsEaNew iS@ise: Old. iiMe; Young
EGGs--Ranch, 4oc for selected large. 376pssc
for good to choice and 35f736c for fair; store,
25Is0c per dozen; cold storage. 2og97,ic; East
ern, 19327hc.
DecidMons and Citrus Fruits.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Bedns and Seeds.

Lima Beans are declining under liberal offer
ings. and there are some other slight varta-
tions, re will be seen. The general feeling is
weak. ana there are more sellers than buy
ere Receiots are moderate
Fiaxsesd continues to arrive from tie north
Iu large quantities.
BEANs-Bayos. s. ss62 So: Small White. &. =,
M3 -; Large White, :. SO93: Pea Sc s0Fix
Pink vi I5Q2; Red. g 5OTs. Biackeye s. Jnef
10. Limas, icGi 80; Red Kidneys, g S6fi
p=r ctl.
sEEpS-Trieste Mustard. ssa3 Is; Yellow
Mustard. 81 2seI3 80: Flax. s. e5lyS 20; Csnsry
-. 13i.c for Eastern: Alfalfa. from Utah. sic
Rupe. iLStac: Hemp, sI5c per ID.
DRIED PE4S-Niles. 81 so9:' Green 81 rs
az 20 per ctls