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Iftlciclitabct Safob u. Irii& bar iii
&ulloger. SIoerS Opfcrit er ufors
florIig, 0n Ser iffc idrotes Soft scr
ON 3utten. 9pguirger uar ASSURE.
ret / &un0et5 aImirSeIiac 9roTloior.
itfrirGSiroretrirg FOR 1S,004 9r. oa
8ltItctol orruger I Sine 3mfte" fot
10000 &Fr.
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3cbbrGnot Sutel. Sra CT

3cbbrGnot SOtel. sra Stten Fri.
pes: Siuar SOtal i Iu0oni neos
brtrlr0te Nnt til Ssnoug Oen l66e Jye,
brlior. SIOeR mGrte0es iaa lent. at
SOteqets SOlf naatte reoOc Jig no /
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li6et elcr ITriet R0oet. &oieliCi par
rsiureret / 8ranNfaSleH FOR 10000
SIR, % Sn60o og Sssere eftsr Torln.
oeuOe / "HGeita" for 10000 ar. Ior.
iaseU peo SI6ens Gpfonrit fictoes
fife.
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Den baarbc &inter.

llaerS TiO bar oct ocrlct nreb Snes
ioIo og foIbcrc Gage meINeS ira
Bergen. Ncn, iom llQQcr ITn9crt
uooper poo ollie 6joroe, enc ben bar
qiort Ytar0a Nfi7rhe, torUo(0cr tal'
rlQe llIptfer. s upitcn oae Itsrrc
Tior0e er ser rrtfuet Ct euer fIerc
W1cu1rIfcr. @nn ntotr8e Sbc6er crpc'
ocreS 0ampIfibenr ira Gstort.
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Srcmatprtunt.

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oingaforenirR& &eipreIie I>or in08i.
bet InbraQcnOe til aommrneltpret
ON, at Ser pou bet crtruorotnrre
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inotil 10000 Ser. ri 0pforelic al
en &remotoricbUgrtnq paa &eltrt
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appurutct (uf 8td. Shnct0ers aon'
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5000 Ser, befoIte8 al 2l9brrn-
0in9sforcntngen.
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"a Seuuscr Uulotcs.
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&ulgfulroltl2en oell tSoe Gcbrtar /
Nrobn Gert 4rr0& pda ,Spen ualqte1
aonicil&prGii ocMt OcluuBer lUan
HrcOicn5 H]cprricntltt mcO l2SS
moo NJ Ct. Nttot moer &nlaa
mnolrQcn imrtrhc 8]oigtrjblm21t
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oog ngcn / oct opcripIhtc %ofnie I'll
Sfunc,
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Gn faacret Brett. @fforbforbarb'
Ting er peb ~SSrOerscrs Sfifteret ABB
net al SogneprpIt til 8eihtaOen,
Wtoime aapcl / Ndmool&eioct 2.
u. @InNer. Soerret@ingfsrer @igtl
Steen, S~tenfiGr, err bgifrffct iom
NfforHfomri @pr.
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so Iar ipIGtc forIebcn DAG Gnfc.

81 Nar tpI6tc torIe0CN 8o9 Untt'
iru Sobume Gtriitinc Golett. /
Ariitionio. Gnfc efter rem iom Gms
bGOsuron0 og 0ternrcite hStt iorticntc
% aniete Amnnuro ! glfcrshus SO.
har GoGett. Slnr er uemiis i6ot i
RiebenbaUn 0en 190e Ncbruar 1922
al 6orp.6reue N?6titaran6 oa Golo'
fammer4aomnitteret EHnn Collect o.
0litru Wuric Gbriiri1re Roicn.
Wafr9e cr he at 0cr rISrr 3riitinnio.
ilnat, Ger bcporer De iuultfeite % or.
fienotligite Qti1Fber ira benoe5 og
bert6es Waros qiPitFrlc Siem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

Ora Stanspif | Rornarsrc Tribes,
at Ser | Here Gage bar pGrct ct tort
SncfaS, iad Slwsar nii ligger laa
6ub, Tom man life fan rtiitoes pan CO.
20 lur.
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Rorif Sorfatterforenins fo~rbereoer
Ct 8~roteitniooe / Mnlebrrin9 at, at De
1000 Str. Statslrnheriistteie til
Der Side ifoI taseS or DC 5000 SIR,
JON Statcf bepiLaer I'll i~Sorfattcre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
Iertisner liHip.

ssr,isner 1iuie. - 2Fr u tHEn Sr'sisL eE
iaa bat5s i~pEttHtt Samfuubsts ub,Itt [iaie ten
BROVs's Bees "a THaoCyHs. It. Der Eosr al
afihmaufs tasF saltrsrsisabvuut porf 0g SBrils
itlk. bRrbs grsrs esAi, Ig aHisss a~Hiosrtli al saTt
sptrisaHs ala aAbFs gEtilsE, Nr brasss I asHaet
Gamte.
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Eplbrs GIbite Wunh, {

"NSitN "RNeNf NE"~'AbA'NH
Itutro Spoerfen Corp at 9rar0ooI,
6G6e forIeoen , ifriber "EESnMorbSp. "
San bor loot i &lurofa1t8 / grdnhoul
200e December 1900 o. bIeo iooIeoe8
roget oper 101 Ior 8a11uHeI. Gan
par rait og rsrig til BET ouerii6ite.
Sans Some auri 6s6e for s gar IL
Ben / en- SLIDER Of SO gLnr. De bdo6e
7 86rrt % As 9erreFsrt.
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grrnbt tilSbbe. On 6 aor gnsn-
mel Biec er ibus o~tSbrr1tot i0r SsI'
&c Of iiff0TfigtisteD nmo Sprrsuarrnc1l,
meIoeS BEN 1Soc fycb. fra 9oros.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
Muicnm | ErenrifsitnS.

rif$itaGblooenc IGies er Spforortng
til at tegtte Jig iom 0tebIem At 5ot-
ertngen til norite fSortio8mirt0e&mer.
fera @erarirrg me0 oct Sormad at
fon bonnet SStLioI al 6oreringCn %
iernrc isge Iitorobrogt ct 0htlam for
SreOrifsiton.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
Sra Danmarf.
Hpt fpriaml inoshns.

orbeibes Der for at foa bpsset ct ,sor.
lorrltngsbis ! Ssrring Sogn. tSaiiet
ifaI Ggse poa aalIese Marf. Der
ifdl titles en- Soreorogs. % @pnua.
itttforrring Der / Sc1uet.
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splat @prnrhiem.
Snrinrnher

Mapbom, Soeuie 2utSboifole. bar /
Ssie Gagc al Belle aurtsraao fiebt
artuaifoo serrcbiem peb gerfop
Stotior ueh ttlltaaen0e Soroer og
geiptgting ior $1,000 SER.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

Spm AmfmnS ! ~sssnrisbere o.
2nrrifs Tins er fcgdtitsieret iurioiff
aar0iaot grIirrg Brpdl.
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@raubeu / ;sariuno.

WrnR0en UarinnD. Urn B1r'
ilut0 mefoeS. at Retsforfslgrtin8en
moo &isbnaGto Mtaeoog &uno, Oct
iom befie1EDt pur iigtet for al lla8t.
ionnbeo at haoe iprOoInt 9ranoen /
Sariuto tfior CONNER, ifel9e Rigs.
a~6potatenS 9eitsnuneiic er inoitiQet.
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c7nSfeS. Gn onuit 6onocls bctlcnt
~ meo gridriuq Tan loa 9.ab5 t en- BUTT
paa \aHoet. Aorjaie: god Soy l. @luC.
Scrpd. 2Ib2
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Tiiidlge. $40 acres Earm / 4Gc
am 4arle So, NtinH., / Nti ira War
tco. Woosruc Btboel'eSbu3 ot.ip Barn.
goot @rduarp. GubHlar RggHo meo 8yUos
mglIe. Smut lioCn "grour". CAN'T 100
NcreS ( gli ira isritHRuuts. 9ut Gro
uarp og Ntaituihso. uomGrtet 0D,auo.
Ran ilGbes iRritl!t. StrJp III 5Uer Au'
Bomb gprur. 1904
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GuIfeS. - Gr COB Smeo fan itrar
~ faa itaoiat Qrbeioe. Aerssie: Gar
ion & I%eterioH. Marquette, Rebr. 28b5
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CtIialas.

TiIiaigs. - Gu 40 NcrcS Sorm
- til'algS Ct auGmslG u0rlt settlement.
2 OF 4 giil ira .. Q og GreamerjeS. % 10
Ntll ira Haltro0b,8 uer. ON gUite5 'rl9sr
area urer, Neite. 6coiinbcr % lnobo meo /
SonoeIcH. Itlitr,u Ciaf 6dUtVuI. ylort,
gSlS. 2ob2
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

Tiiialas. SOC &cres beOits 6arms
lamb, 600 HcrCs nnber &lUg. carmen
iuoiencst. Rnt 8 Sinus GUS. RorRlaoc og
ISlBS. Dob 8rgH0 Ug GttterH. Gig gRtl III
Soparo. / Dil til Horit 6trie. &oit ETtr.
5tcrc % Grgamerp. Stulehus Ueo Tav,
men. Stort MORT Rabolng. Martin 50u
UaEgcr, RaHisH. Hluer 60. 2. Iat, 26b3
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Tilial9s. - @n goo S]trrboeriOr'
< retnruR ttliaEps biltgt. but5 SaHbel tan
lie itrar. Z. 7. Sopc. Goie w ls. 90.
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TiIjufue.

Tiiiaige. - Earm / Roro Tntota
tiiinlQ& 100 NrrrS 9duo. mt Gus %
Cab. @cnt &auo, "Sprug" % 8'tture,
: NRtI ira 9diotd, 1 Skill III cen upe Baue.
2oresic: Rtts s. EIiou. 9dtota, u. Gat.
2Sb3
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Cuifce. - Gu 6u5bUloerIte for cit
~ ltorn 5artIts. COB 2gh Tetor'hs
RoileH aaulier. 2Tb3
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C7uIfes.-Gn uorit Tnmilieidber be-
81 Der ON rncerretutuR 'ra 5oli. iom Dor
oad Ct Steo, hp0r Der er Anle0Hiug III at
iua Nomcjteab SUno. Gen retie llHoeyyet
ntIt1 lgunts ine0 rtmelig @obtglgceIir. ON
iaa OniteA. 5friU itrar god Sog H. ga,
GEO Scarf, MIUH. 2Sb2
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Sposialb. SftbanGgler @horter
&ielfen / 9runmrer er afeonet co
0shen / en- IIher al 1919 aar.
B~olttntFiter / aulenlrro Sctrtf
Iugrit Sei$ er dfaaaet peO 0anen,
efterat ban bar blepen nInrlrat al e.
Slo9ttIfHI0e. E%alttnneifcr Nci@ pur
feot 1913.
Nopofut 8rsmr, 2afloeI> UL0itc
GOpotat % Dem itoIte gienicoc1roe NO'
pufat uteo fgI. ltnnHonclie, cr ofQuaet
ueo 0sNer Al CT SIngttlirIhc. pa1,
nr loot I 1929, % bet or 1Dcrebc
tlere Mar, iioen ban nphertc IT praf'
there. Inocfat 8rerat par Cn fort
Sio pna StOrttnget; men bars CENT
permanent o. Goner laa ifte ior Oct
poIitiife Sip.
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Cana QroftIcbuina.

Gang arafticbuina. en- Reprr.
ierrturt for apffe[srshursIagsct np.
boiler iig / otsie Oage / Wscis for at
imoeriege 8ctinselcran for en- epen.
mel Soerferits Of elattrIff araft Der.
til fra aptbclsriio. SGn bnr baut en-
arfrfcreitce meb fuairlafrnle 4lrori.
tcter ON Sagen oe agter mi peo Sen.
pat0clie I'll gpals ssltoldtrnrtcenoc
Of isge nsnrhbngt en- forclsbta Oocr.
iigt oter, boor mango Seitcfrnftcr
Der pl f,unae ponrcmes lcpcnct giel.
mem CT sn1SRa arl9g ior bcroeo at
fao et @rlrnblaq ior Ct efrrrtlieit Son.
cesiionsonbrnaetoe. 9enuumgen ifltl.
De | SiIfGIoc 6lipc on. so Sem. go
eng. NetO lang. % octis aoitsroe arl.
lanes I'll omfrtlg 100000 &r. Zen
atoeIibpS Irurorturg founner ollto9es
lig til at foite 10000 d $4,000 &r.
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Stcuens @rant % Sraperie Go.s

Ser bar ri omtvinn 5000 grrss pou zrtes gaHo.
Icrne 2tle oIniatifr baaee uoprt,t o. sur'st eaHo.
sott AGtstore arb 4sruuacrRruao. Bette Eistritt
or I @Ra'HbE!tct % cs bet 'rultSarsf, S;rsa al
glfrrefutl.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
Barbee g. Co.'S
Cotton Letter

Especial to the News and Observer
New York, Nov. 5.-Once more new
low records must be reported. There is
perhaps less of moment in the new low
low levels established than in the way
January went down from $40 to Sal with
hardly a struggle This is worthy of
observation because it has not happened
before. Every point has been contested
savagely, bitterly. But today the mar
ket had an ugly look, not for the bears
as heretofore, but for the bulls. Another
fact is worthy of comment, the market
moved in natural fashion. The brokers
supposed to operate for the January peo
pie, tried to stem the decline by buying
several thousand bales of March at 8.25
1t was no use. The selling kept on just
the same and this buying was easily
filled There was an attempt to get rid
of January, but there were too few buy
ers and this soon ceased. On the de-
cline a fear of frost predictions and the
possibility of general freeze brought
in shorts. This soon carried prices up
five points, but selling began again and
the old weakness developed. This is all
that can hold the market now. If We
have killing frosts there should be a
reaction. Considering the recent decline
this would be most natural But even
frosts may not have much influence. Re
ceipts are getting larger than the mar
ket can stand. January is at an artifi-
cial price and cotton is being sold here
every day against stuff in the South.
To talk cotton up by corners and manip-
ulation is one thing. To stand and take
such selling as has been going on this
morning for a week past is another. If
the price is artificially high. it must
come down. There are evidences that 1t
is high since Southern markets have
all declined recently and we have not
gone down in proportion. We have ad-
vised against buying cotton for some
days and still advise against it. We
are frank to say the New York market
does not look right. In the light of all
facts we would rather not buy at the
moment.
BARBEE & co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Nov. 5.-The hopes deferred
Of some of the large speculative hold
erS of stocks made their influence felt
in today's stock market. And the re-
moved disappointment of these hopes was
reflected in the lively selling movement
with which the market closed and before
which prices receded / to points lower
than Mondays closing level. In the morn
ing squirt fractional advances were very
general and reached point or more in
one or two prominent stocks. This buy
ing was clearly based on the supposition
that the elections being over active in
terest in the stock market was to be re-
vived. There has been well-defiued as
sumption amongst a certain speculative
class that the recent semi-stagnation in
the market has been due to anxiety over
the outcome of the elections. This class
was made up mostly of the members of
large speculative pools. which have con-
stituted themselves the CHAMPIONS of va
rious prominent stocks of which they have
taken on heavy lines with the intention
of pushing their prices to a higher level
and then selling out at profit. The
history of the recent stock market has
been made UP of the letting-go of sue
cessive parcels of these large holdings
by the pools. The demonstrative buying
at the opening this morning evidently
came from these sources and was in
tended to signalize the supposed passing
of the period of depression. The liqui-
dation, however. that met the advances
was of a character to discourage all eff
forts to put up prices and it was quickly
demonstrated that the recent depression
of the market was due to other causes
than election uncertainties. These causes
are of so general a character and have
been so widely discussed as not to re-
quire enlarging upon here AS TO one
of the most important of them the pros
pect of gold exports, todays immediate
development moved against export proba-
bilities. Sterling Exchange at Paris
which is the real center of the pressure
for gold advanced a fraction and none!
and discounts were easier in London. Cal
| money was slightly firmer in New York
| The consequence was that no engage
ments for exports were made for ship
ment by tomorrow's steamer, us had tetr
| expected by good authorities, but it j:
| believed that the autumr's demands upoI
| the great foreign banks for the needs o
| circulation of money for purposes o
| trade will ultimately result in withdraw
| ing considerable sums from the United
| States. The question of increasing labo
cost, both IN transportation and in manu-
! facture, which has been brought up b,
| the anthracite labor trouble, keeps atten
| ton closely fixed upon the problem of th'
eliminating point of the period Of pros
perity When the rise in prices reache
STAGE at which consumptive demand i
| checked. the eliminating period OF in
| dustrial activity is to be expected
| Speculative attention just now is keen
| ly alive for symptoms of this condition
The pressure TO sell was felt in tn
! bond market. but in less degree than il
/, active stocks. Total sales (par value
81 900, 900.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.
Especial to the News and Observer


Especial to News and Observer
New York. Nov. 59-The contract cot
ton markets today declined to new low
level since the recent advance. Lower
temperatures. somewhat larger receipts
and heavy liquidation were the princlpal
depressing factors. However, the mark
ct moved along more natural lines
through the fact that manipulation, which
has been apparent, especially in January,
has ceased to be a factor. The results
in healthier condition. and one which,
owing to the inherent strength of cotton
at the time should. after the heavy de-
cline in prices cause considerable re-
action, even if only temporary. A large
line of long cotton has been covered,
while the short interest speculatively,
has been increased. 1t is natural, there
fore, from a technical reason that the
market should respond to any favorable
influences, and as the weekly movement
indicates a small lin sight many are
of the opinion that today's quotations
will prove to be the lowest for some
time yet TO come.
TARRANT & KING,
6S Broad Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of the
estate of Willis Smith. deceased, late
of Wake county, n. c., this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
said estate to present the same to the
undersigned at his office in Raleigh,
N. c.. on or before the 1st day of Octo-
Der. 1908, or this notice win be plead
in bar of their recovery, and all persons
Indebted to the said estate will please
make immediate payment to the under
signed JAMES w. SMITH,
Executor, Purnell, N. c.
October 1st. 1902. la CIV.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06

There is one rational way to treat
nasal catarrh: the medicine is applied
direct to the affected membrane. The
remedy is Ely's Cream Balm. 1t restores
the infamed tissues to a healthy state
without drying all the life out of them
and it gives back the lost senses of taste
and smell. The sufferer who is tired of
vain experiments should use Cream
Balm Druggists sell it for so cents. Ely
brothers, $50 Warren Street, New York,
will mail it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
NEW YORK COTTON.


New York. Nov. 5.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices l point lower
to points higher. the prospects of cold
er weather over the Western belt be-
ing responsible for the better feeling
Soon after the call, weakness developed
and for the rest of the day the tendency
was downward under feverish general
selling in which the Wall Street pool
Sc emed to be taking a large part. Heavy
receipts at the ports and interior towns,
light export clearances, weakness in many
Of the Southern spot markets and pre-
dictions for increasing receipts, all OPP
Grated TO check investment business and
to accelerate the Frdssure from the
bear side. A factor of no small inlpor-
lance was the reported estimate by Neill
of II, 400, 600 bales minimum for this sea
sons yield. Liverpool was quick TO catch
the selling spirit from this side and at
the close was down to 4 points with
sentiment abroad reported by private ca
hles to be distinctly bearish on the lib
cral receipts. While the late weather
forecast for the Western belt promised
colder conditions with general frost, the
trade was in no mood to buy cotton on
the news, but was greatly disturbed by
the sudden weakness in the stock mar
kct.
Very heavy selling under these re-
ports occurred in the last hour with the
market at the close irregular and net Il
to IA points lower. Total sales were
estimated at $50. 900 bales. The South and
commission houses sold the March and
May deliveries freely in the last half
hour.
NEW YORK. Nov s.-Cotton futures open
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-06
cash ouotatlous were as roIlows ;

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour was steady: winter patents S3.401
do straights 81 g00320 bakers a.. 350275
Wheat-No. 2 spring 70aTl: No. , 67A@1
No. red, COIL Corn No. :. a; No.
3ON @sok; No. 3 white 2sa@3L Rye-No 10
Barlev-good feeding 1908. fair TO cnoice maltins
| 44@5S; No. fax seed 81. "A; No ! northwestern
sll7 Prime timothy seed $3.50 Mess pork De
| bDL, l6.751lb.S1H. Lard. per 100 lbs loG
| Short riLs sIdes Qoose) Sl0j0Gl 1919. Dry
| palIvsshoulders tboxedl Q 7J0l0O0; short clea
sides (boxed; s. a!II loco. WhiskeY Sl.32. Glove
Contract grade. 5000.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK n;.oi Nov 50 s7 7F 10 was suie:
So. la 335; winter straights 100000: winters
pate1 Is S36G5t3.s0: low grades ~ 95@3.15
Rive -four Gull; good S31@dS.40; cnolce to fame,
S350I3.G,'
Corn meal .asy. yellow western Sl.2S; city -
brandywine IS. 45l 800
Rye quiet; MOI ~e.tes" 592l; sta'e sc.
Barley -tady reeding Al; mailing 5105lh
Barley malt quiet; western 6Y066
WLear-.pot STEADY: No. ,, red, Il. Optics
March 1885: May 6.s; October. December rs
~ 5Og; Febr AIRY 4o}s May i62l; October =
november Deeemoer j5l4
Q Is S OF dull No , 81. Options May
Oc ober ; ID ce Der 3lA
BeeI firm family $lG.00lIlS.00 ness l0.5o@ IL
packet sl4.jO0 l5UU; Leef LDts $50. 50s2L50
Cut meats steady; Iickled be lies Sl2a0 l31E
picki no ID Sz; pickl hams $l2d Tx
Laid steady: WESTERN cite med slL3j. Noveln-
Der ll.'i5; refined nrm; South America 200; t.
the Continent Il.61; como in- 7h07K.
PORK eady; femily t2I.J0; snort Gear s2l000
25. 90 mess SlS.2JGblS. -.
ralIow weak; city 300 per package Ga coun-
try - ckages TIIet 6as@6h
Resin hrm ;siralned common to good, $l.;011 x
4uEpeutipe firm At jJd55<
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra 1906
Japan 4A@y4X.
Gotfee-spot Rio quiet; No. invoiece 81
mild quiet; Cordoya 794@l2
SugSr-raw was firm; fair refining 35s
centrifugal, 96-test, 3ta; refined sugar steady
er's A f. i0 cut loaf sos: crushed sos powdered
400; granulated 4.55: cubes 80.
Molasses steaay; New dreams, open kettle
good TO choice 3314L
Butter steady; extra creamery %: western
creamery, fresh 221& imitation creamery no IS
fsctory 1908; state dairy 1924
Cheese 1T; full cream, small colored old
1874; new l2A; small white, d, l2&; new IN
Eggs steady: average best 2402j: state AND
Pennsylvanla 22Gl24 western, candle :. 2lhM2.
refrigerated 100 81; southwestern. l60l1
Potatoes ktea " New YORK ana western ] =;
0200; Jersey l7J0 200; Long Island 2.0002.l II
south jersey sweets Sl.7J02.75.
Peanuts easy; fancy hand picked i@5t; do.
nestle 3m05A
Cabbages easy Norfolk, barrels -; Long
Island, per 100, 6i5102,0.
Freignts to Liverpool cotton by steamer l2c;
grain Id.
Cotton seed oil was quiet Prime crude
barrels =. y. b. mills, 2SGl29. prime summer
yellow 81; off summer yenow So; prime white
AZ: winter yellow 4CG1401a; prime meal
81 .C062S.00 nominal.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGToN. N c. Nov. -Tupentine
nothing dosing at 81; receipts So
RoSln hrm at s.. 250I.30; receipts 24s.
Crude, firm at rs; receiptc 1i6 barrels
Tar firm at $40; receipts 81.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov, 4. Turpentine firm
at 52A receipts l.o35; sales 592; exports
3,ol1.
Rosin nrm; receipts $40; sales GAP;
exports 2,63S
Quote A. B, C, S1.3s; D. Si.as; E
81 10; F. $l.45; g. S1.5s: H, Sis;
200; Is. sc so; M. $500; N, $3.50; VIC
S3.IS; WV S4.1S.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Nov +.-Spirits tur
pentine firm at 49: receipts -; sales -.
exports 49,.
Kosin firm receipts =. sales ....N: ex
Quote A, B, G. d. f. sl.3s; y, s,45, G.
S1SS; II, Sl.7S; |, $500; X. $3.50; $500;
n. $3.50; VIC SIS; WV SAILS.
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United States bonds were all unchanged

United States bonds We're All unchangeu
on the last call.
Total sales of stocks today We're 577,-
500 shares. including the following: At
Gibson 0.l00 Baltimore and Ohio a.
500; Canadian Pacific 13 200; Chesapeake
and Ohio 9100; Chicago Great Western
5000: RE 10000; Louisville and Nashville
IL. 700: Manhattan II 800; Missouri Pacific
40 100; Norfolk and Western 29,500;
Pennsylvania % 800; Reading 81 900; St.
Paul $4,000; Southern Pacific 4l,9OO;
Southern Railway $500; Union Pacific
"a 100 Amalgamated Copper $500; Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron 500; Sugar 22,4OO;
United States Steel $4,000 United States
Steel preferred II 100.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Wheat was higher
today at the start due TO wet weather and
smaller receipts, and in spite of con-
siderable liquidation the close was firm
with December shade lower. December
corn was lie higher, and oats shade
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Fntnres opened quiet and closed IRREGULAR
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 5.--There is good
demand for spot cotton. Quotations for
middling and lower grades reduced 116c.
The market for futures was fairly ac-
tive. and especially for the December.
January. March and May positions. The
opening range of values was just shade
below that of Monday: Soon after the
opening. prices fell off Z to points. Com
mission orders and active room trading
caused an advance of a few points but
this was followed by renewed downward
fluctuations that left values at the close
IL to Is points below Mondays close.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov. 4. Cotton futures
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS,
MID. | RECEIPrs.
"NEWYORK MONEY.

New YORK, Nova 4 p. m-Money on cali
firm at 4hW per cent: closing bid and
asked 4QS per cent; last loan = per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Shuh PERCENT ster-
ling exchange iirme with actual business IN
4.s3H14 s3Ss for 90 days. Posted rates IS "a
-.s4h commercial bills. 4.62A04 85h !;
Bar silver >OH Mexican dollars 39h: iGoV.
eminent onds st adv; State bonds mac
tive, Railroad bonds weak.