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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

Il BALTIMORE. Nov. ;25 Clearings. $3,41s, e57;
balances s54s.213. Money, 9 per cent. ~.
~ PHILADELPHIA; Nov. 25.-Clearings, $2i-
ooe; 66s; balances. $3.50. 60 Money, per
cent
NEW YORK. Nov. Exehanses, ss4s, 5s2-
s. BOSTON NOV. s5gExctanges s2s7soses;
Nov. Money on call steady
at, 4NG141x per cent; prime mercantile paper.
1900 per cent. Sterling exchange nrm. with
actual business IN bankers biis at 4.S7.25@
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GRAIN TRADE, GOSSIP:

Of nu ot ahSaa
eenters. $780, - -. - :.*tai: -
~caearanees; Wheat and -four, 41e, 600. ,bu;
corn, 81 900 bu: oats. 1000 bu. ."' 80
Bradstreet's wheat increase, 4,7SS. 600 bu. :.
New York reports cargo of wheat sold to
Liverpool close: Wheat, % @ I'D lower; corn,
N MNTSd.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

DEMAND FA1R-FoREIGN INQUIRY LIGHT
PRICES REMAIN STEADY.
New business shows increase but demand
Is fair and the volume of sales satisfactory.
Foreign inquiry reported little less ac7
tive this morning. Millers holding prices
steady The output is going more to nearby
consumers of late. and there is continued fair
demand from domestic buyers and the local
trade.
Shipments. 71.7os barrels.
First patents are quoted s3.s5@3.95: second
patents $3.7Om3SO: first clears, S2.9O@3; Sec
ond clears, $23O@2.40.
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Fatal 70 HIS CANDIDACY.

You have just as much right, and.
Theoretically just as good chance as
anybody else to be president says the
patriotic citizen to his neighbor.
III II cannot agree with YOU signs the
neighbor. I'VE have no children and that
fact alone would lose me the photog-
raphers vote
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Nov. 25:-Tbe cotton
market opened weak at q, decline Of 4@11 points.
made by the New. York market, yesterday: BY
the time our market opened the slight advance
Of yesterday. had been lost. Strong interests
points Of the decline when new movement to
secure. profits. arrested the upward tendency,
after which the market became less active,
while holding firm undertone on bullish re:
ports from the spot markets. Commission
houses bought and sold to about an equal extent.
The selling was in nearly all eases by parties
who, have long cotton that shows profit. =.
a. ) points from the low figures at the opening.
January having sold up from s.27c to sale, and
May from S.2Sc to- 8.34c.. The midday. bust
ness was chiefly Of local character. Spot was
quiet anu steady at unchanged prices; middling
uplantls S.G.c; middling gulf. $3.50. Estimate ed
receipts at the ports to-day were $4,000 bales.
Cotton spot closed quiet middlng uplands,
$50; niddling gulf, S.75 sales, none
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Nov.

@1O> points following the losses in the Euro
pean markets. The near approach Of notice day
caused resumption of the switching which has
had SO large place IN the recent trading. The
and taking in it's place the later options. Euro
pean houses were free sellers but there was
chases on the reaction theory and in anticipa-
ton Of another day of light receipts to steady
the values at the lower level. AT midday the
points lower and the sales to that time were
some 10000 bags, including December at A. 5@
4.6Oc: February, 4.75c March, 1000; May, 81 DC
@5.15c; July. 5.1Oc: August, 53oc: September.
5.35@5.4oc; October, 5:45c. Rio. quiet. No. I
bags 1.-TWO days). Sugar. raw. firm; fair refln:
ing. 5-16c; centrifugal 90 test. 1916: mo
$3.50; powdered, 4ssc: sranuiated. 4. 75c. COT.
fee. qniet No. I Rio, SIG. Molasses. quiet;
New Orleans, 3O@3Sc.4 -
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3: CHICAGO PRODUCE Nov, 2s.-Butter--
EeesETiIn,: loss OFT, cases returned, 23c.
Cheese Steady; twins, 11@11Ac; daisies, 111s
M12c; Young Americas, II y @12c. Iced Poultry
Firm; chickens, 9@12c;. turkeys, 12@14hc.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Nov 2o::-Wheat opened Ac
advanced under, good demand TO 74%c. The
close was unchanged from I, yesterday. Cash Cash
was switched to May, and little is NOW doing in
nearer futures. Cash offerings are all absorbed
quickly. Flax for May opened the same as yes
terday, at S1.221a, sold to $1.22, then up a cent
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Mrs: Parke Your husband has been very i'll,
hasn't he s5s 2
Mrs LAME never saw him SO Ill. Why.
forstwo weeks he never spoke cross word to
me.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, NOV. "a.

Inspected MISUNDERSTANDING Northern
No. hard. So; No. 1 northern, 1885, No. 2 north
ern: $50; No: B. 20; rejected 49, no grade. r.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
srn, II; No: northern, 1873: No. 3, 10; rejected
81; no grade. IL.
minneapolis & st. Louis-No. i northern, 2;
No: northern SO; No. 8, a; rejected, 2; no
500 Line--No. 1 northern, 70; No. 2 northern
45; No. g. II; rejected, 10. = =,
Northern Pacihc-No.z1 hard; l.; No: north
ern, "A; No. northern, So; No. 3, 8; rejected, g.
no grade, 3.
Chicago: ST.. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No. l northern, g. No: northern, 40; No. 8, 81;
rejected, ILL., no grade, 20.
Total-No:f hard, 80: No northern. 4O7;
No. northern, 500; No. 3, POI; rejected, 9s; no
grade, 81.
Other Grains.No. / macaroni wheat, I No. 3
winter wheat, 8; no grade winter wheat. 2; no
grade corn 1; No: ? white oats, 2; No. 3 white
oats. "A; No. white: oats, 81 Mo- ) oats, 90:
no grade oats 1s; No rye, =; Ne; 3. rye. 3:
No. 4 barley, 20; No barley. SO: no grade bar
Icy. 8; No.G1 fax 50; rejected; lax, II; no
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 hard wheat, 3: No.
/ northern wheat, H.; No. >2A northern wheat
IS: No. 8 wheat IS; rejected wheat. IL: no
grade wheat. 10; No. white corn, i; No. 3
white oats, 2 No. white oats, Z; No. 3 oats.
4: No. barley. 1: No. barley, II; mo. fax,
IL; rejected fax, q.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Nov 25-Cuose-wheat
Steady; No. e.. red cash and elevator. 6s9tc:
December 6sBc bid; May. 1880 bid; No. 2
hard. 86@71c. Corn-Lower. No. cash, 1910;
2 cash. Bic bid; December 30Ac bid May,
30Ac bid; No. 2 white, 1910. =
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesot,

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 25.--Barrett & zini-
grade horses, There was a. percentible reaction
in trade Out of.town lumbermeIl, as well as
advanced country prices on horses:s which, : In
many Instances, were higher than that OF the
MARKET caused a loss to shippers In, general
Values: Drafters, extra. -$1s5@24O; .drafters,
choice. $15O@1s5; drafters, common to good,
mares. choice. .$11O@13o; farm mares, common
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Nov. 25.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, 1000: steady; beef steers, 5000
ST .5o@4 25 stockers and feeders. $27O@4.25 .
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: 5@10c lower; heavy.
$666.15; packers. $5.95 @6.O713; workers.. $6.O5@
SheepSReceipts. 5000; steady; sheep, $50
4 OK, limbs. So, 6O65.C 90, -... -
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Range Of December Wheat.
RECRUITS AND SHIPMENTS, NOV "a.

Received--Wheat. 54s cars, 5o4. 800 bu; corn,
rye b Ss'S a4 s. Su brls
mlstufs. &C tons; hay. $40 TONS fuel oil, q $40
gals; fruit, LOB, 5S4 lbs merchandise 234 902
barrel stock. cars; machinery, 1,33S,4s5 lbs
COAL ], 365 tons; wood, 221 cords brick u, 900;
25,5S0 lbs; pig iron. 2S cars; dressed meats. 49,.
46o lbs: railroad materials. cars; sundries, SO
shipped-Wheat IS cars $500 Blu; corn,
1,540 bu; oats, $3.50 bu barley, 37,44O bu; rye,
$4,000 bu; flax, 10000 bu: flour, u. 7O8 brls;
millstus. 1926 tons hay, 10 tons; fruit 314, 600
lbs; merchandise, 2,S57, 800 lbs; lumber 20 cars;
posts and piling; car; machinery. 50: 600 lbs;
household goods, 10000 lbs: stone and marble, 2
cars; linseed OIL 400 brls Oil cake. 429 440 lbs
railroad materials, % cars; sundries, 80 cars;
car lots, 1,OO6. -
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Nov 25.-Close-
hard, 66c; No. red, 66c. Corn--November,
417sc; december, 3SNc; May, 36ssc; cash No.
2 mixed, An @42c; No. 2 white, 41c. Oats
No. white SIC.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS. Nov, Trading in
provisions was light early In the May and
prices were lower, due to weakness in hogs at
the yards. January pork opened INC lower at
go; lard 2A5c to SC lower at $9.37h to
$40: and ribs opened sc to TIC. lower at $S:05
to $S.07h.i.' -. 49,.
observation-disclosures S15:62h: May 1860
Il. 61h.. Lard-November $1O.37h: December.
s9.s5; January. $9.356937k; May. 5000
S.72R. Ribs-January. $50; May, $7.s7h.
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THE DAYS RESULTS

., .
under sharp demand. 1t closed the same as
YESTERDAY Heae,c., for all months MI, 80.
barley, 81; fax, 25s. Shipments-Wheat, 256, O47
bu; barley. 1s9S53 fax, 294, OS7. -
Close: No hard cash, 75Bc; No. 1, north
ern: Gas. cash so 74Ec; December, 72Hc May, 74He;
to arrive Sis; May. $1.22h; oats cash, sic;
May, S1hc; rye, 49c; barley, 33@5Sc. 49,
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Nov 25--
Flour, receipts. "a, 553 brls: sales 3,45s pkgs:
dull but no lower mills adhered strictly to old
limits; buckwheat -four. quiet, $2so@2.3 30, spot
and to arrive. Wheat. receipts lbs, 600 bu; sales
1,o6o:ooo, bu; irregular through the forenoon
With With weaker general tone, rejecting lower
cables. large receipts and unloading; December.
79N @soc; May. 70 7-le6e7e 13-ioc. Rye, stendy;
state. 54@54Ac C. l. +: New York No. 2 west
ern 58asc t. o. b. ahoat; No. 2, 54@541c track.
Corn, receipts. 1874. 600 bu; sales, .14o,ooo bu;
eased off moderately this morning In line with
improving weather, weak cables and liberal re-
eeeipts; December. sos gp59Kc; January, 52M@
o3Ac; May, 411a@47 11-16c: July, 1865 @46hc:
Oats; receipts Isl 600 bu: unsettled and barely
steady; track white, 37M42c. :
Corn-December.s o9hc; May. 47Mc.s, =. -:
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fopSoSay .b,,is: posted I rutes s4.sa3Hs4% and
$4.ss.ss CommerciaIb bills, $4:S2.75@ "a 1926. Bar
silver A7 q Mexican dollars 371ac..i Govern.
'ment Bonds steady; refundings 2s;+ registered
and coupon, 10SA: 3s. registered and coupon.
new s,,-registered, and coupon, l36 old
103a4, coupon 1O4hs. W -t1' .
!, CHICAGO, Nov 25:--Clearings, $2s.774. 4Os;
balances, 81. 769, 26S.s New York exchange. 35c
discount. Foreign exchange, sterling posted at
81 san for GO days and at $4.S8h for demand
4. MlNNEAp0l.ls. Nov: 25:-Bank clearings; to-
day, 1884, S32.51. New York exchange, selling
rate. soc premium. buying rate, par. Chicago
exchange selling rate, Soc premium; buying
:, ST. ST., TdAGk, Nov. 25.-Bank clearings to-day,
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Nov, 25.-Close: Wheat
Spot, dull No. red western winser, s. 1od !;
n No. - northern spring; es "a; No. CALIFORNIA;,
S. 114Ad May, IS 1sd. Corn-Spot QUIET; .Ameri-
can mixed. >5s I'd; futures steady; January, As
5Ad; March, As 2Ad. p. =
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ST. LOUIS LIVE

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Nov. 25.-Cattle-
Receipts. 5000: steady; beef steers. $4.35@63o;
stoekers and feeders. s2.so@t:2S; cows and
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; 1oc lower; pigs. s. ;9o@
COS: packers, $e@6.15: butchers, Sc. 10@6.2o
o. 1or ohu
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NEW YORK. PROVISIONS, Nov. 25.--Reef,
dull Pork steady. Lard, quiet; prime west:
ern. steam, $11 .256D11. So = 49, -
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Sales. s!s' t 81; rs R!s ~ r.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Nov. .25.-close:
Wheat, fairly active; lower; cash. 7sc; Decen,-
Msy a. askeS ma9 sctTa
Oats, dull, steady: December, 32;kc;, May, s3c.
Rye, No. 2. SIC. Clover seed, fairly active,
lower; November, $4.e7; January, $3.50; March,
Sc. 80 bid. ..'- -
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NEW YORK BONDS, Nov. o5-United States
refnndtng 2s,. registered 10SM,: coupon 109A:
United States g. registered los, coupon 1851 :,
United States new Is, registered 1854, coupon
1861; United States old A. registered 1922,
coupon 1o9h; United States S, registered 1O3A,
80 son ad5qstnea - siA Baltimore n Ohio
baltimore g. Ohio converted As, 1o4A;
Canada Southern. seconds. 1O7B Central Of
Georgia 5s,v 1917; Central of Georgia first in
come. 75; Chesapeake & Ohio 4&s, ,1O5; Chi
eago & Alton s3hs; 7e1A; Chicago, Huntington y
Quincy new As, a5la;; Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St.
ss ds & g. e. RSek oais @ 4
1O1k; Chicago Terminal As, 81 Colorado &
Southern Is, %; Denver s. Rio Grande
As, 101;t, Erie prior lien 4s. 9s; Erie
General IS, s41a; Fort Worth & Den
yer City firsts, Ia; Hooking Valley 4hs. 10s5s !:
Louisville & Nashville unified As, 101N; Mexican
Minneapelis:& st. Louis a.. 1855 Missouri;
Kansas & Texas 4s, 1901; Missouri, Kansas &
1o2Ia; New York Central general 3hs, 1o5;
New Jersey Central general IS. 1861; Northern
Pacific, As 1903; Northern Pacific SIS, IS; Nor
folk & Western consolidated 4s, 1907; Read
19su 49, 9s st. Louis
St: Louis g. San Francisco Is, 100; st. Louis
Southwestern t1rsts, SO: st. Louis Southwestern
seconds, ssh: San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Is,
So; Southern Pacific As, o.; Southern Railway SIS,
ITO; Texas & Pacific frsts 1909: Toledo, St.
Louis & Western As, 49,: Union Pacific 4s 104 ~ !;
116; Wabash seconds, 1OOh; Wabash debenture
B, 76; West Shore As, 49,: Wheeling & Lake
Erie is, %; Wisconsin Central Is, 91A; Con-
solidated Tobacco As, r63h.
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Disposition of stock, Monday, Nov. "a:

CATTLE-Receipts unusually light for Tues
cline Demand for stock and feeding cattle only
fair, but in excess Of supply causing fairly
active market at slightly stronger prices. Mich
-, Butcher steess-y 1,ee7 lbs $3.50; 2, 1905
L. Pn5f oS S eS~ ss aRS T. 5o5 is S:
5, g. 81 lbs. s275; 2, as lbs. So: 80 ~ 49,
So So iSs sia5 r21 49, So lbs go Ids S
s2s stehsF Hs5' lbs 'is ,0s
Veal calves-9,. 125 lbs, ,$4.7ss; /, 2so lbs,
stock < and Feeding steers, 40 lbs.1 ST.
e. s2 1 BE- f H. !sG lbs 2s 49,
stock k COWS Gov and and Heifers-1 $40 lbs, s2s5; s.
4 41s D. lbs, $2c5; a. 472 lbs 500; g. 4oS lbs
SICK a., and F. Eeedins Bulls 1850 lbs $780,
- Mich coz COWS T1 and sprngers-2 cows and calf
$ss COWS e"w and gR, calves $50; co" and calf
>4 HoGs@ eop1 5m1oc lower, receipts heavy
prices range IS; 7o@5.e5; bulk, $5.75G5.s5; rough
s0!'s ~ ses s ss79 S. 1ss lbs 1913? IS o.
i95 &C. - lbs io *5 IS 81. 2$2 s ss S'' 49,
los ibs SIS $685. Ss 1, 1c2 lbs, $5:25
good for good quality sheep and lambs at firm
prices. Culls and thin natives, dull and weak.
Killing Sheep and Lan,bs-1o5 lambs, g lbs,
$3.50; a. lambs, 81 lbs, s.. 80; 10 lambs - lbs,
$s.75; 6 ewes, 90 lbs, $40; ewes, 127 lbs:
3d. % wethers, 122 lbs, S329; u weathers' 1oa
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs-1o4 ewes,
ns tSe ssDpsrs 1o2 on 'S the market
BUCKLEY s and stephens, New Richmond; Q. Laas:
gaE dd Twin waR Rro gs
]. = Mabry. Lake city; Gsors; Sch W.. Ernhee
r.urka & Lorens. silver Lake: n. sc.urhart,
iIut N ison; +: spvts. New e;srn,sI:; J. !,ss:
5:'e 4p st. R0n Ri1sr as rthsrs Ill
we1'n. " G: Raham, rop,:ts; "; M:Ccy. FIN
shat Deer Park; T. Nxon. Hamilton r. j.
III stors Ryai k
OMAHA III LIVE sTooK Nov nS 1sfs5s ,R
steskers 2nd feeders s. 40 na,rr se0
e1 a?s pgss ss.Beoae s'0o' ioe '9"e ~
@f sheS sR5o5 $780, steady Sheep
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK; Nov: 25.-cattl!e-
steers, $s.7S@e.7s; poor 70 medium: ss%5; 50;
sefaT, s esx 6as
al; western steers. $3.5OI4.75.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, $1,000; to-morroT. 49,.
mixed and butchers, So. sO@ 6.25: good to choice
heavy $61g@e49; rough hesa g. 5 So sc
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market slow; good
to choice wethers s3.50@4; fair to CHOICE mixed.
So 5OQ 3. 5O;- western sheep. 81. 75@375: native
lambs, SO. 50@5.25; western lambs, $3:!o@4'5
official yesterday: 80 ReceiptsLCattie =, "a
4,3l1 hogs, 1851: sheep, 1905.
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov. 25.-Re
ceipts 800 cattle, 1880 hogs. 200 sheep.
Hogs-1Oc lower. Sales: "a. PSF lbs. $500;
AZ, $50 lbs, SO; 5s PA lbs. $50; ~, 800 lbs,
Cattle-stockers slow. killers steady. Sales
20 beeves 1880 lbs, $3.50; II beeves' 42o lbs
| So 49,; 26 cows S53 lbs. S2.25: IL cows. a14
lbs, S. GO: ii cows $50 lbs. 1925; II COWS. Osl
lbs 50. so; 90 stockers. 731 lbs: s.: 20 stockcrs
1880 lbs, So. 30: 3 stockers, 1.1S6 lbs. 81; y
warnings, 514 lbs, $2.75: 81 yearlings, 59o lbs
| 1895; SIS yearlinss, 6G3 lbs, $3.50.
| Sheep-Steady. = -, ,~...,.'
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Observation-Disclosures 1926; Omaha. 63;
St: St: Louis &c. q Great Northern, 1913; Burlington,
Observation-Disclosures, 40; Omaha, 2; st.
Louis, 2; Chicago Great WESTERN, 12.+ > .\,r
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eeeipts for the day as follows: Chicago Great
Minneapolis & St. Louis, II Chicago, st. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha, $3.50 Great Northern. 3s;
Northern Pacific, 49,; Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy, 8; wisconsin Central, /; 500, 2. Total
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Tuesday, Nov. 25.-E1tra creamery but
fresh eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed
veal, weak. Poultry, higher. Green fruits,
steady. New apples, steady. Potatoes,
firm: Cheese, Arm.
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M1Y.wAuKEE cpA1N Nov

MILWAUKEE GRAIN, Nov. 25-F1our-
Steady, Wheat--Steady; close. No. northern.
7ehc; puts 75%c; calls, 1875 @7s1sc Rye
Lower; No. /, 51hc. Enthusiastically; No.l'2.
66hc; sample: 3S@65c. Oats-Firm:. No j
white. BIZ @33Ac. Corn-May, 42hc; puts,
42M @D42hc; calls 421a M42Mc.
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WEAKNESS AT FIRST FOLLOWED BY STRENGTH
RANGE OF WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS ,

/
! Low
May .s%@7s
Dec. re-
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ST. LOUIS LEAD, Nov. 25-Lead steady, "a.
Spelter, dull, $4.95 Sellers" 4 ~
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Nov 25.-Cattle-.Re-
ceipts. 1900; steady; cows and heifers: sag
385; Texans $3.JO@4.5O; Gamers $1.5O@2 50;
stockers and feeders, $22OG4 40
Hogs-Receipts. $500; 1oc lower; heavy, seq
6.1O; pigs. $4,000
sheepSReceipts. $500; steady; sheep, $500
al: lambs. $3.75@4.83.
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PUTS AND CALLS,

!. PUTS AND CALLS.
Two o'clock report:
F1Its-May wheat, 73Bc.
Calls-Alay wheat, 14Ac.' 4
Curb-May wheat, ,1lc. . e
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LONDON .cLosING sTocKs.n Nov. 25.-4.p.t

m. Consols. for money, 90 1916: consols for ac-
'copnt 92B; Rnaconda. 4as ,Atchison, s5A;
Atehison, preferred, 1911; Baltimore & Ohio,
1O2 N; Canadian Pacific, 1924; Chesapeake &
Ohio, 4Ias; Ghicngo Great Western, 26A; Chi
.cago, Milwaukee s st. Paul, ISL X; DeBeers, %;
Grande preferred, o2A; Erie, s5k; Erie first
preferred 66N Erie second preferred. 49,;
Illinois Central. 1917; Louisville g. Nashville,
1914; Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 26B;' New
York Central. 16OM; Norfolk & Western. q;
Norfolk s Western preferred 90; Ontario &
1oss; Reading, 32B; Reading first preferred.
tx; Reading, second preferred. 30A; Southern
d RaailWay PA; Southern Hallway preferred
1904; Union Pacific preferred. 94h United
States Steel, 37h: United States Steel preferred,
S61s;, Wabash, z32A: Wabash preferred As. ..~
Par silver. dull, % 3-19d per eounce., Money,
1891 per cent. The rate OF discount in the
for three months, bills is 81 a. per cent.
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LIGHT FOR TUESDAY
Demand for Stock and Feeding Cat
tie Only Fair, but Prices
Firm.
Hogs a Trife Lower-C Continued
Demand for the Good DUAL
ity Sheep.

South st. Paul. Mimi, Nov. 25.-Estimated
receipts ut the Union stock yards to-day: Cattle,
800; calves 200; hogs, 5000; sheep, $500; cars,
129. II - ,s>~'|= ,slEf ~. - = =
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. /. 1902. to date, as compared with the same
period in 1901: ... -
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep Horses. Cars:
1902 2J3 176 3s,O95 5i5,437 $50, 1s4 1915 20 34G
1901. 12 78 81 920 5O6, 1888 .,S9 $40 1925 II 400
lnc... 1855 6,O66 39,U54 262, 3O5 5,SI7
DeG ~; 49,. .:.;; .;.... :..... l:Ili -.
in November, as compared with the same period
in 1901: i-r - .0::s' .. "'
Year. Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep Horses, Cars
1902. 2O,506 1873 1921 122Os 5SS 2,336
1901. 1880 1854 dG,5o7 64,774 242 1,69i
lnc.... G,O47 1O5 3,704 81 81 346 645
Official receints for the past week are as fol-
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Nov.
25.-Flax. cash northwest, -$1.21; southwest
$1.15; November and December $1.15;, May,
$1.221k. Rye December. 4oNc. May 52Ac. Bar
ley. cash. 36@5sc. Timothy, January, 1924.
Clover, 5000.
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MONEY. REPORTS

Total sales. $1,000: I