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Tendency to Sell Out Near the Close
on Fear of Heavy Receipts
Monday.
Local Stocks Increased by 1886, 1921
Bushels-The Foreign Tone
t. Quiet.
Good Demand for Dry Wheat in
Liverpool-Clearances To-
/. day $4,000 Bushels.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. Nov. 90
The week closed with the wheat market very
weak, prices down 1.Mlc all around, and the
close quiet and at the low points Of the day
Such buying support as came out early served to
hold the market fairly well against the sell
newed, many holders seeming afraid to so over
into next week. May wheat closed at 1886
against 74G74lsc yesterday, but the December
option much weaker. Dec l is close at
hand and there is nothing in sight that looks
like squeeze. Receipts are increasing ana
elevst9T stosks ainins there was
and December closed at II 1sc or 11sc down from
the close Of yesterday.
About the only foreign a London
cable about conditions In Argentine The wealth
er there is of an unsettled character. which ac-
counts for conflicting reports sent out from time
to time but so far no damage of Importance
has been done to wheat. Liverpool closed 4 a
SD lower. Broomhan sent his regular Saturday
cables forecasting the Monday statistical
changes. He estimates the worlds shipments:
on Monday next will be about S.S0OO0O bu. of
which quantity Europe will take about 100000
bu. The worlds shipments last week amounted
to 10.boo,O 600 bn There will probably be fair
decrease in the quantity of breadstuffs on pas
cage. Arrivals of breadstuffs into the United
Kingdom this week We're about 1000, 600 bu,
against a similar quantity In the previous week
and 1900. 900 a year ago
Broomhall cabled again later that demand for
dry wheat is increasing: that Is 31ad has just
been paid for old-crop No; wheat from Kansas.
and that the same quality Of wheat from the
new crop Is quoted IS 1O4d.
The northwest had 900 cars. against 9OS last
year. Duluth had 1852. against 566 but Mime
apolis made this up with $50 against 342. Pri-
mary receipts were 1850. 900 bu. against 1117.-
600 bu last year. and shipments. $50 900 bu.
against 1.o6s.o 900 bu. The demand from foreign
ers was reported better. New York sending
word of trade in 60. 600 bu to 20 to Australia
Clearances were heavy. the wheat and -four
total showing s4SOoo bu.
Local stocks increased for the week by 1906
22l bu, bringing the total to I. 664 995 bu The
prediction the floor near the close was for
heavy receipts Monday .--''
In Chicago: Logan was the big seller to-day
selling million May wheat Pit sentiment
still favors the bull side but trade is very
light and the foreign markets offer no help
me cash demand was good. No. / northern
going at Sac to 14Ac. the decline in the option
accounting for the wider range. No 2 northern
sold from I2Ac to 729sc for the bulk Choice
lots touched T3c and the soft stuff sold at nc
1here was good demand for the low grades
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LONDON. Nov. 29.-The Withdrawals of gold
from the Bank of England to-day were G15O,OOO
sterling for shipment to South America and
G192.0OO for Egypt. - .ES.t,'.- ". s ..--
BERLIN, Nov. 29.--ExchanEe oreI4ondon. 20
marks 461a pfennigs for checks Discount rates:
Short bills TOR settlemenD, per cent; three
months bills, 3 Per cent: 5s&gs ~
(, BOSTON Nov. 2o.1-EXchanges, $23, 1921 ,233;
balances. 81 1904, O14.s58 .stt III
4, PARIS. Nov. 20:.4 p. m--Three per cent
rentes, 80 francs 221si centines for the account.
Exchange on London l5 francs u confines for
checks # =. .i5s ~ :.
LONDON, Nov 2o.--Gold premiums are quoted
as follows: Buenos Aires 117 40; Madrid, "a .ga.
MINNEAPOLIs, Nov. 2a.-Bank clearinss TO-
day s3,7T5,4I1 81; New York exchange, selling
rate SOC premium, buying rate par; Chicago ex-
charge. selling rate 35c premium, buying rate
1oc discount; London 6oday sight documentary
exchange. $4S3M. r..
66o55. f-as
BALTIMORE, Nov. -22o.-Clearings, SO, lao, 2os
balances. Sass. 256.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.-Clearings, $22,
2157: balances, So 167. Al.
NEW YORK Nov t29.-Exchanges, $2S6 454,-
O79; balances $S.202. OPS.
Is CHICAGO, Nov. 2a.-CIearings. $25. 453 9T4 !:
balances, 81, 1876 New York exchange. nothing
doing. Foreign exchange unchanged: sterling.
posted at "a ~ days and at s.. ssh for
+demand. a@ 81 tss "a $3.50 4i; S. ~ lsgz
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov.

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov. 2o.-Receipts
Of s e o a hs s5 Ses
gd ns er 4e the e6 With nr pfstt
to quality and the dealers were eager buyers.
Prices for all kinds of good quality and desr-
able b we weight 1 cattle fully steady Wifi
weight stuff and the plain heavy cattle were
slow sale and towards the end of the week
oed Dime lower than the ,e close The
trading at the end Of the week and this was
little ere were
orders on the market and with these it was pos
stble to take care of the bulk of the stuff. At
was effected out Of first hands The ' quality ' Of
the cattle was better and there was larger
week. The best of the supply sold from So 80
a, with the fair grades from $2.75@3.25. Tie
fair to good yearlings sold from $s.25 to 1910,
Sold s aa$ 'qst fair s sFsss
packers. A few Of the best stock hcifers sold
from s2.75 to 50, with the bulk Of the light
weight heifers from 1925 to $3.50. The supply
The cattle onernss sempFised "a fli' larger
percentage Of the receipts this week. On &C
count of the liberal supply OH Monday the mar
ket ruled weak and in some cases Il dime lower
on the Gamers and cutters. Later there was
taons ruled steady with the close e Of last week. eek
The I'll, dr., dry fed cows sold from ss75 to 81, with
TO Of The fss fair to ea% eeMs
81 40 to $2.75 and Gamers and cutters from 81 80
to. $3.50: Some good quality beeves sold at
1925 and the fair to good steers from 81 % to
$500 Inferior quality and short fed steers
HOGS--Hog receipts for the week figure up
224oo head, indicating a decrease Of 400
from last week. The weeks tendency has been
generally downward and prices close the week
22c lower than the close of last. The heavier
marketing at all points has been the chief
factor to the lowering Of prices and the pack,
ers. have been taking advantage Of the iiS-
eral runs to buy hogs closer to where they
think they belong.
SHEEP-The marketing Of sheep has been
just, fair and the bulk Of the supply has been.
good enough to sell to the Killers The sheen
market has shown no very great change dur
ing the week and closes with prices strong
with the close Of last week.
Il Cattle 800, hogs $500. Hogs Zoe higher. Sales:
iS. 267 lbs, $595; 60, ESQ lbs. SGo5: &C. ESQ lbs.
S6.O5; SO, 25S lbs. $500 Cattle-Steady III
So %: 6 cows. 500 lbs. 1925; IL cows 800 lbs
S2.S5; cows, 1.156 lbs. So. 40: 6 stockers $50.
lbs. $3.50: stockers, $50 lbs. So; IL stock
ers, 1,02o lbs, $4.10; yearlings, 24s lbs. Sc AS
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THE FLOUR MARKET
THE HOLDING OFF TENDENCY FELT
PRICES STEADY

Mlllers say the past week had little of new
feature ana no important changes We're made in
prices There was difference in the general
week. sales falling off little, rhe fact thai
freight rates are advancing had effect to scare
In some orders but the uncertain tendency in
Mntat was an onset to this. Buyers have been
TAXING note of the increasing receipts Of wheat
III minneapolis, and in the belief that there was
prices, lave shown inclination to hold off 90
long as possible In the hope of decline Mllers
cora 4,n nstn IN their views, and especially
nut nut firm basis, owing to the uncertainty of
n Inc rare situation In consequence new bust
rro,nd TA ich noI esPecany heavy and the mills
me foreign outlook satisfactory.
r ~: 'ne day the shipments show "a OOS barrels
,,t tst patents are quoted So. S5l3. 95: second
p pndeh.s 20 81; first clears, S290@3 sec.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, NOV. 20.

Inspected In-wheat-Cars-Creat Northern
No. hard, 4S: No. 1 northern. 174; No. 2
northern 1852; No. 8, 81; rejected, 25; no
grade. 8.
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul-No 1 north
ern, "A; No. northern. 1877; No. 3, y; rejected,
30: grade, Is.
Minneapolis & st. Lous-No l northern, 8;
No. northern, 81 No. 8, u; rejected 4; no
grade, 10.
500 Line-No. 1 northern, 81; No. northern,
SO: No. 3, 10; rejected, g. no grade. I.
Northern Pacifc-No. / hard, /: No. 1 north
q: No. 2 northern, "a: No. 3. g. rejected, 8.
Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No. northern, 5; No. northern, 81; No. 3, rs;
rejected s.; grade, IS.
Total-No. 1 bard 40; No: / northern, 24O:
No. northern, $50; No. 3, 155; rejected, rs;
no grade. At.
Other Grains Rejected macaroni wheat,
/; No.. 2 winter wheat, 10: no grade winter
wheat II; No. 8 corn, 2; No. corn. I; no
grade corn g.; No. white oats, 1; No. white
oats. 10; No. white oats, 16; No, :, OATS 80;
no grade grade oats, 10; No ? rye. 9; No rye, Z;
u; No, barley; 81 no grade barley; s; No. J
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern wheat, IL;
No. northern wheat. %; No. wheat Is:
rejected wheat, 4; grade wheat s: No. :
white oats, .; No. 4 white oats /; No. oats.
No. barley, 3; No. ! fax, g. rejected lax, 10.
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DAILY CLOSING PRICES.
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT,
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, NOV. 20.

Received-Wheat, $50 cars. 492 900 bu: corn,
$50 sbu; oats, 81 $40 bu; barley ~ 42o bu; rye
1850 bu flax. So. $50 bu; flour, 2.O07 brls; mill
stufrs, AZ tons; hay, 1870 tons; fuel OIL s3.347
gals; fruit, 93s,36S lbs; merchandise, 1852, 016
lbs: lumber. SO cars; barrel stock. cars; ma
chinery, 4O1, 800 lbs; coal. 1,21S tons; wood,
1913 cords; brick. 600; lime, cars; cement,
40 brls; household goods. 6115o lbs: pig iron;
meats. 6O,Ol6 lbs; railroad materials, 10 cars;
sundries. SO cars; car lots. 1.29s.
Shipped-Wheat &c cars, 55.So0 bu: corn,
1.54O bu: oats, $40 bu: barley, $4,000 bu;
rye 1000 bu: fax, 5,46o bu: flour, 75,OOS brls;
millstufs: 1I9o tons hay. 81 TONS fruit. 267 900
machinery, 80, OoO lbs; coal, II tons; lime. 2
cars: cement, 2sO brls; live stock, 2 cars; lin
materials, II ears; sundries 81 cars; car lots,
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GRAIN IN REGULAR ELEVATORS,
CHICAGO GRAIN
TRADERS HELD OFF EARLY, BUT CABLES
STRENGTHENED THE MARKET 20
COME ExrENr

Chicago, Nov. 2o.-There was very little doing
in wheat during the early part of the session,
the majority of the traders holding of to see
what the leading long intended doing but that
interest was not inclined to take any active
Part. Prices at the opening were Steady, with
December unchanged to nc lower, at 74M q
7ess @7e1zc;; DECEMBER sold OF early to 74Mc,
Dus may tnf n nsu Gs Gables
spond to the decline here Yesterday. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of 992 cars, which.
grade-made total receipts for the three points
of 1.1o7 cars, against 1000 cars last week and
4 1o5 year ago. =. ~ 5tsEs e
!. There was considerable liquidation during the
last half hour Of the day. and the market weak
ened December selling down to 1870 and clos
to 1875 @75% c, and closed sc lower, at 1910.
e Cash Wheat-No. red, 1oc; No. 3 red. 600
re; No. 2 hard winter, re; No. 3 hard winter,
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Nov. 29.-Wheat was a lit
tie lower and very quiet to-day. May opened
shade up at 74hc and sold off to offerings
at 14hc before noon. Trading was very dull
1t closed weaker at 74c. Flax was lower. May
selling edHs Of from $i22a to s1.22A before the
IS; barley. 30; fax, 115; total, e26. Ship
ments: Wheat. S69.955 bu; oats. 60. $50; bar
ley: 153: 1882: fax, 371,5S1. Close-No. / hard,
cash. 14Ac; No. northern. cash, 72Mc: to
arrive; 72Ac; December. Il &c: May. 74c; No.
2 2, northern cash. IoMc; No. 3, esMc: oats cash,
31ac; May. 32c: rye. cash. 49Nc; to arrive
49c; May, Sic: fax. cash. $117$4: to arrive,
Silly; January. $1.19; May. S1.22A
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6s@7oc; No: ! northern spring, 7ec; No. north
ern spring, 72@74c; No. spring, 6S@71c.
Close; Wheat-Deccmber, 1914 @75Hc;. May,
75Ac; July. 73%c.
Corn opened firm on untavorable weather. but
trading was very quiet. the only feature being
a moderate commission house buying the
prospect of a continuance of wet weather De-
cember opened unchanged to Nc higher. at 55@
5aAc but declined on realizing to "a nc May
was Is @Ac higher, at 43@43Mc, and trading
me. hrst hour was around the opening figures.
grade.
Corn synpathized with wheat and ruled weak
late in the session. December closing at the bot
tom with loss Of &c, at 54c. while May. after
42Ac.
Cash Corn--No. 2, 541ac; No. 3. 54@5oc.
Close: Corn-NovenlDer, $500; December, 59c;
January, 47c; May, 1927 @429sc; July, 41%@
There was good commission house buying of
oats, and a frmer undertone prevailed, Deem
Der being shade higher. at 3llac, with May a
shade to 1sc higher, at 1924 @S24c to 325sc.
The wet weather was supporting factor and
prices fuctuated within narrow range. Local
receipts were 215 cars. 80
Cash Oats-No: 2 3oh@31c; No. ;, soc.
Close: Oats-Novernber, 3O7Ac; December
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WHEAT SOLD LOWER DECEMBER LOSING GSc IA % MARIETTA LIGHT
Il yearlIngs $40 lbs, $2.s5; 8 yearlings, rs
lbs, $3.50.
oH1cAao 1--WE sroaK. No1. 2a-cattle-

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Nov 29.-Cattle-
Receipts, 0pv; market nominal; good to prime
steers, $6@GI 40; poor medium, $34l6; stock
ers and feeders. $2@4.75 cows ana heifers,
81. 4O@5; Gamers, $1.4o@2.5O; bulls, $2@45O;
calves, SO. 5OM6.75; Texas fed steers. $3Qt4.25;
day, $4,000; Monday, $4,000; left over, 4,oou;
n,ark k 5@19c higher: mixed and butchers $500
rough heavy, $5.7O@6.15; light. $5.65@615;
bulk of sales, S6.OJ@620. Sheep-Receipts,
500; market steady; good to choice wethers,
So. 75@4.25; fair to choice mixed, $2.5O@3.75:
western sheep. $2.75M3S5; native lambs, 81, 10
G5;1o; western lambs, $3.75@5 Official yes
sheep, 17,1oo. shipments-Cnttle, 1859; hogs,
3, 447; sheep. $780, a.@ s--.h Z. :,
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NEW YUHK FEOUR AND GRAIN, Nov. 20
Flour-Receipts. 81 ,0o7 hrls; sales, 1000 pkgs;
Quiet; 81. 30@2.35. spot and to arrive. Wheat
Receipts, ;l{o'sS5 bu sales 100 900 bu; opened
under large northwest receipts and bear opera
tions December. s0@S0%c; May. 20 lille. Corn
Receipts. s. 700 bu; sales. %. 900 bu; advanced
noon unde "a, bear pressure: Noyember. &c: De
4sc. 0as"Keceipts. iio5oo ba; dull i and 1 bare
ly steady; track. 37@42c.
Close: Wheat-December. sOAc; May, 79Mc
Corn-December, 691ac; May, 47&c. =.
TOLEDO GRAIN, Nov. 29.-Close: Wheat
Fairly active. lower: cash. 77Ac: December,
77Bc asked: May, 79%c. Corl-Fairly active
steady; December. 1870; May, 431sc' Oats
Steady: December. 321sc: May. 33Hc. Clover
airy. se.s71s; March, $es7h. Thanksgiving
$1.75, nominal r..
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

St. Louis, s2;' Great Northern, i55: 500, s.;
orthern Pacific, 80: Chicago Great Western, ..
Observation-Disclosures IA. Omaha. 1: ST.
Louis. 81; Burlington, 6; Chicago Great West
ern, 4. t.. :. r..-<
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Nov 9-Close-wheat-
Lower: No: 2 red cash elevator, G7Mc asked:
hard 67A G7sc. CornSiower: NO cash
a nc nominal; December 44Ac bid; May, 39k c
asked. Oats-Firm: No. 2 cash, 81 We; MAY
Bic bid; No. white, 32c. Lead. steady 81.
Spelter. dull 81. 95. - - :, - =.
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2o--Wheat-spot No l northern spring. no
stock; No. 2 red western winter, 5s Tod: No. /
Der, IS 10Rd; March, 6s: May, IS I'D.
Corn-Spot quiet; American Mixed IS 3d.
2hd.
Professionalism, steady; 6s I'D. Flour-st
Louis fancy winter, quiet SIS Sd. Butter-Nomi-
nal. Cheese-Strong; American finest white and
colored, 59s.
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NEW YORK BONDS, Nov 29-United States
refunding Is. registered and coupon. 1854 United
States 3s. registered 107a4, coupon 1903; United
States new As. registered and coupon 1851
United States old As registered and coupon,
1922; United States 5s registered 1O3%. cou
pom 1043s; Atchison general As, 1O1b; Atcbisol
adjustment Is; e1&; Baltimore Ohio A., 1o1
converted As, 1917 Canada Southern seconds,
los; Central of Georgia 5s 1851; Central OF
Georgia first incomes. 744; Chesapeake & Ohio
AIS lO4h; Chicago e. Alton 39s. 1875 Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy As, 9o9s: Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul general As. 1f3A; Chicago &
Northwestern consolidated Is, 1874; Chicago. Rock
n chicago St. genera xa cb
cago Terminal a.. 81; Colorado & Southern is.
II; Denver & Rio Grande 4s. 1909 Erie prior
lien As: 9s; Erie general As, s414
Fort Fort Worth !il, & Denver City hrsts.
Louisville & Nashville unifed As, lo1 Mexican
Central Is, 70; Mexican Central first incomes,
20; Minneapolis ST. Louis As. 1O3as Missouri
Kansas Il Texas As, lU1; Missouri. Kansas &
Texas seconds. So; New York Central hrsts
New Jersey Central general IS, 1865 Northern
Pacific 4s 1o31s Nortbern Pacific 3s, rs; Nor
folk & Western consol is. 1904 Reading general
As, 36%s; St. Louis & Iron Mountain consol S.
Ia; st. Louis & San francisco As, 100: st. Louis
Southwestern frsts, 961%; St. Louis Southwestern
seconds, So13; San Antonio & Arkansas Pass As,
S6A; Southern, Pacific As 93A: Southern Rail
Toledo, st. Louis & Western As 70: Union Pa
ciic As. 1O4ss Union Pacific converted AZ, 1O5%
Wabash, frsts, 1I6!a; Wabash seconds, 1Ol "a .
Wabash debenture p, IS; West Shore IS. 112;
Wheeling Il Lake Erie As 81; Wisconsin Central
As. 91A; Consolidated Tobacco As, e3A.
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Nov. 90
Cattle-Rcceipts, 400; steady; beef steers, SAG
go; COWS and heIfers. $3Gl4; Texans, So. 5UQ
2.3OG14.4O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; 5@1Oc higher heavy,
$6M610: lights, $6.1OGl615; pigs, $500.
SheeI-Steady; yearllngs, $3.50@4; lambs,
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BOSTON COPPER 2aa, N9y 2e-c93pper closing
2M: Arcadian,, AZ; Arnold. 5O@75; Atlantic,
1Ts; ninshaa 2GA@2, gsiumst and Hecla.
56NM5CR: DAILY West, 33M34; Dominion Coal,
1851 @127A: Dominion Steel, 54@54A:. Elm
River, y az; franklin, 9M10: Isle Royale, II
Michigan; 1@51A A1ohawk; 81 @3s: Old Colony,
I @1M;. Old D Sn 15A@16; osceola, 5o@
1OO@1O5: Rhode Island, 2@2h; Santa Fe, III a
Ia; Tamarack, 144@14S; Trimountain, 81
BOZ G3lA; United States Mining. aO!s@20ss.
Utah, E22h@22A; Victoria, 5 hid; Wolverine,
5SR QD59Is; Wyandot, 10 asked.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Nov. 29.-Butter-
creamery common to choice 2o@27%c. Cheese
Receipts. 9.137 pkgs: firm; new state full
cream fancy. small colored, September, 13c; late
make, 12@c; small white, September, 13c; late
make, 12kc; large white, September, &c., late
make, 121ac: large colored. September, 13c; late
make, 12hc Eggs-Receipts 5,571 pkgs; steady;
state and Pennsylvania average best, 2S@2S G.;
western fancy. graded, 2e@27c; poor to prime.
2O@25c: refrigerated. 17@21c. Sugar-Raw
firm; fair refining, :'s.c; centrifugal. 90 test,
3sc: molasses sugar. refining, 33sc centrifugal
96 test, 3hc; powdered. 4s5c; granulated, 47oc.
Cofee-Quiet; No. Rio. 5Ac Molasses-
steady; New Orleans, 3o@lssc.
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ST: LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Nov. 2e.---Cattle-
receipts, 400; steady: beef steers, $3.75@7;
stockers and feeders, 80. 65@l4.50; cows and
heifers, s.: 5om5; rsxans, $2@l5. -
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; 5@1Oc higher; piss,
$l.1O4 10: butchers Sc lM6.45
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MILWAUKEE, FLouR AND GRAIN, Nov. %.

-Flour-Steady. Wheat-Lower; No. 1 north
ern, 75h@76c: No. northern, 74@75c: May
75%c; puts, 75kc; calls, 76Ac Rye-steady:
No 1, 51M @52c. Barley-Steady; No. 2. 86@
G69c; sample. 35@G3c. Oats-Easier No. ,
white, 81 u @33c. Corn-May, 1850; puts, 1850:
calls 42aac ~ - -
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Nov. o.

m.-Consols for money, SO 3-16; consols for ac-
count 03 7-16; Anaconda: AZ Atchison, s4s4 !:
Canadian Pacific, 132A; Chesapeake & Ohio.
Az; Chicago Great Western, 26A; Chicago,
Milwaukee A. St. Paul ls DeBeers
Grande pfd. Ola Erie, 81 Erie LIST pfd, 60;
Erie I'd pfd. AS Illinois Central 14s1s; Louisville
& Nashville, 1871 II; Missouri. Kansas & Texas,
26la; New York Central. s157: Norfolk & West
ern, 721s; Norfolk & Western pfd, 93; Ontario
8 Western, 3oB; PENNSYLVANIA. .So1a: Rand
Az; Reading ID pfd' $50: southern Railway ry
3sA; Southern Railway pfd s41s; Southern
Pacific ASS; Union Pacific, 1924; Union Pa
clfc pfd, 03lt United States Steel, 81 Is; United
States Steel pfd, s5i4; Wabash, 80; Wabash
a one Bar ams sea cent The
discount in tn open market for short bills
Is 81 @15-16 per cent. The rate of discount In
the open market for three months bills is 1916
M3h per cent. = @.-:
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans.
fer, st. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 29.-Barrett & Tim
norman report moderate outlet on all classes
of horses excepting heavy drafters, which sold
better than heretofore this season. The receipts
We're large and ample meet the inquiry
Values: Dratters, extra. s1so9245; drafter<.
choice. S14061S0: drafters. common to good
$120M 40; farm mares, extra, $500 80; farm
mares, choice. $115@13o; farm Mares common to
good, $75@115.
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29-Flax-Cash northwestern. $12O: southwest
ern, $1.15 November and December, $1.15: May
S122. Rye-December. 49c; May SIC. Barley
Cash. 36@5Sc. Iimothy-S4.15. Glover
$1O.9O@l1. 49, =. - ~
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PROVISIONS. Nov %

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Nov. 3.-Provisions
were active and higher. with a good demand for
all the products. Steady hog market with con-
tinued small stocks were sustaining influences.
Jan ny,ry pork orened 5@7hc higher, at $1,000
13s2ta; lard Was 2i& @'c higher. at $9.5Ih q
$50, and ribs &c higher, at Ss.25.
Close: Pork-January, S15G5: May, $14.D5.
Lard-Jannary, $9.52za: November, SLIPS: May,
. NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Nov. 2e.-Beef-
Steady Professionally - I.ard-Firm; prime
western steam, $11.3O. '5. f..5,s@ 3
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KANSAS c1Tv 1--WE sTO,,u ro' %

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov. 29-Cat-
tle--Recepts, 12O0O; unchanged; beef steers,
$3.2o@6.25; Texans, 50. 1OM4; cows and heifers.
81. 31@4.25; stockers and feeders, $2.S5@4. Hogs
Receipts. 1000; heavy, $6@6.15; packers.
$o.9oM6.lO; workers.. $4,000: pigs S5.25@5.SO;
Sheep-Unchanged; sheep, S3dl4.O5; lambs So. 50
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Two o'clock report:
Puts May wheat, 1878 G73Ac.
Cslls-May wheat, 1880.
Curb-May wheat, IS y @73Bc.
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NEW YORK COFFEE, Nov. 2e.-Coffee futures
opened steady: with first prices unchanged to
f tS points higher The betterment was due to
was quiet. the trade showing disposition to
await the figures of today's receipts before en-
lions during the forenoon, aside from the light
buying by European interests noted above: was
mostly of the usual end-week character. Coffee
futures closed steady, with prices net five points
lower: total sales were 22,75O bags, including
December, 4.j5@4. 60c January. 4G5M4. 70c
March, 4.9O@4.95c: May. 5.O5c: June, 5.15c;
July, 5:2oc; August. 5.:30c; September, 5.30@
o35c; October $3.50 3 45c
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London close: Wheat, * d lower TO, 11ai higher.
Corn. unchanged. ~ 5S6a ID 5..