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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-26

The American plan of paying good wages
and encouraging employees to increase the
daily output. which was introduced by the
manager of the American Electrical Works
at Manchester, England, has been formally
nrotested against by the employers fed
eration of that district. The latter aver
that the labor market is being demoralized
and their works drained of their best men
nv the American officials, who pay their
laborers 10 cents an hour. against 8 cents
paid by the British employers, and get
double the amount OF work accomplished.
THE Americans intend 20 ignore the pro-
test. They say the British workman is
CAPABLE enough. but he is demoralized by
low wages and the domineering of the Eng
fish foremen. against whom they have no
redress. The British employers blacklist
the rlen their foremen discharge. and are
emp TO prevent the American con-
Germs from employing them. The Ameri-
cans. however. propose TO stand aloof from
the employers federation and carry on
their works in their own way.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BEST OF CATTLE STEADY
INFERIOR QUALITIES LOWER.
Hogs I'm Fair cmand and Five to- Ten
Cents LOwer--Sheep steady on
dition Of other Markets.
UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov.
/ 100; shipments. 200. The
receipts Of cattle thus far this week show very
little change compared with the same time last
week. but a decrease of nearly 200 compared
with the corresponding time a year ago. The re-
ceipts to-day were almost 200 larger than a
week ago. but over 100 smaller than a year ago.
The consignments cid not include many strictly
choice cattle in their class. and there were very
few good enough to command extreme prices.
The market opened with a fair demand both
from local and outside sources for the best
steers. and sales. for the most part. in this de-
partment were reported steady. There was
no really urgent competition, however. and it
was not easy to c~onsummate sales. There was
very little demand for stockers or feeding cattle.
and, as usual at this time in the week, there
were not many transactions reported. In the fe-
male butcher cattle department the best cows
and heifers were perhaps steady. but medium
grades sold unevenly and in some cases were
considered 10915c lower. There is absolutely
nothing in the condition to encourage dealers to
hope for any higher prices for any kind of cattle
I'm the near future. Quotations.:
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ley and New York sS~..~4..~e. 10000
Charles b. Clark to Elyora Walker, Lot
2, Sharpe's Woodlawn add. (KeyStone
av, near c., II. & ID. +. RD........... 6OO.OO
James Pool to Fannie j. Cruise, Lot 4.
stsG auu. UT $3.50
jerome Allen. trustee. TO Norbert Land
graz, pt Lots !, 5 and . MURPHY
Tinker's cor. add. Cor Alabama
and 18th sts) lVV
William II. Allen to Norbert Landgraf,
same as above LV
Samuel II. Ten Eyck TO Union Trust
Company. pt Lot /. Martindale a Co.'S
add tCor Meridian and 3Sth sts)....-. lD.VO
James 7. Layman ct al. to Marshall F.
Gardner, Lot 2l9, Fletcher II al sub
Of Outlet &c, etc. Huron ST. near IN
Amalia Bosdorfer to Havey Hoffman,.
Lot - and part of Lot IA, Hubbard et
ais sub OF Lot u. southeast add. -
(Olfve st, near Cottage av.)....-...... 2,lW.U
Happy Larsh TO Luida Bierly. Lot 80 IN
Jackson st near Mount st9......e"H. $3.50
Marshall F. Gardner to Sidney NJ. Mil
Ter. Lot PIG Fletcher Ell ais sub of
Outlet Sc. etc. Huron st. near Cedar - ~
Lydia ]. Blanchard to Alice Leeth. Lots
add. dMcLain ST. near Miller STU. 1.O5OO
Mary j. Hicklin to Cora a; chose, Lot
YER aV. near Bridge ST. .s".."......". 10000
Simon Yandes 10 Samuel A. Perry. Lot
4. Blk POI. Brightwood. (olney st. near .o ~
Geo eS,n 3 stC owcn - Harry ". Hickman.
Lots 80 ard 80. Blk 5, North, Indianap- -
oils add. Eugene st. near Clifton ST.. SN.W
Chas. G. Traub to Edwin ; Knox, Lot
p. Traub's cor. southwest add.
blaine av, near Morris st)..."".... sSOW
Transfers. "a: total consideration. ...... SIS, 906. L
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WO0l

BOSTON, Nov. 25.-There is a Quieter tone in
the local wool market this week. Dealers are
busy on the deliveries of the wool previously
sold. and, while there is not quite so much new
business in sight, the market is by no means
dull. There is a great deal of inquiry from
manufacturers and a great deal of wool is going
into CONSUMPTION. Prices are very firm and the
tendency is toward higher prices. Territory
woods have been fairly active during the week
and prices are stronger, though prehaps not
ouotably higher. Fine staple territories, 56G60c;
strictly fine. 5oaase: fine and fine medium. 5Oa
SIC; medium, 45G4Ic- While Texas woods are
quiet the market continues firm at unchanged
prices. Fall. cleaned basis, 4544sc; twelve
months. 5S660c; six to eight months, spring. So
Gs5c. California woods continue in fair demand
at fair prices. Northern counties, cleaned basis.
52G55c: middle counties, 4Sm50c; southern coun-
ties, 45147c; six to eight months, 1SG14c less.
there is a very strong market for fine fleece
woods. with sales being made at full outside
quotations. Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and
above, 3Od31c; X, 27d2Sc; Michigan y, 25ls6
26Ibc. The position of delaine wocls is a very
strong one and sales have been made at the ex-
IRENE prices quoted. Ohio and Pennsylvania
washed delaine. d23c; Michigan, 30G31c; No. 1.
SOG21c: No. ., 29G30e; coarse, 26Q27c. There is
little doing In Australian woods in this market,
though at prices considerably lower than the
woods could be duplicated for. Combing, choice
secured basis. 75@s0c; good. 73@76c; average, ~
Q74c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Wool firm; medium
grades and combing, 15d1she; light fine, 14@lSc;
heavy fine, 1lQl5c; tub-washed, IQ2Sc.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Especial cable and
telegraphic communications to Bradstreet
show the following changes in available
supplies as compared with last accounts:
Wheat. in the United States and Canada
east of the Rockies, an increase of $685.
GOO bu: ahoat for and In Europe, an in
crease of 1,400. 600; total supply, an increase
of Abs. 900. Corn, a decrease of 1900 blu.
Oats. a decrease of 356,000 bu. Among the
more important increases are those of CO.,
600 bu at Northwestern interior elevators,
132. 900 at Portland. Me-, $1,000 at Coteau,
Sc. 600 at Rochester and 1000 at Port Huron.
The leading decreases are those of 296. 600
bu at Chicago private elevators, 100, 900 at
Minneapolis private elevators, Co. GOO at Jo-
let and $4,000 at Chattanooga.
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Twenty-Four Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending ar 5 p. m. Nov. %. 1902. as fur
rished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. 127 East Market street. Both teIe-
phones 30a5:
sun Savings and Investment Company
TO May Z. Oldham. Lot q, Blk 80,
North indianapolis. 9th ST, near Isa-
bella ST. y, 10000
Union Trust Company. administrator. TO
Frank T. Lalley, Lot l62, Allen *
Roots North ADD. Chicago st, near
Letitia NJ. Thayer 10 Houston T.
Thayer ct al, Lot 5 and pt Lot 6, In
Pratt's sub of Outlot l72. Cor Penn
sylvania and st. Joseph sts)........ LOO
George v. Thayer TO Letitia NJ. Thayer,
same as above LOO
Sol Meyer TO John II. Jackson. pit Lot
46. Vests heirs add. missouri st.
near 10th str 700. 90
Lillian c. Hedrick 10 Allie L. Grub.
Lot "a. Smith a. Logan's add. (Cor
lie Grande av and Logan st)........ 400. 90
Elmer r. Haywood 10 A. F. Strain. Lots
ID. IL. is. q and %. Haywood Park add.
New Jersey ST. near 2Sth st)......... 800 90
Robert Robertson 70 Ernst w.
Bloemeker. pt Lot ~. Atkinson's 50
add. tChurchman av) ..-...-........ 150. 90
George V. Thayer TO Huston T.. Thayer
ct al, pit Lot 4. So -. city OF Indian
apolis. Gllinois 81, near Washington
Charles T.. Boyer to Reinhold A. Miller.
jr.. and wife. Lot 2of. Bradley ct ais
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Oils.

Nov. 25.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 5Olkc. bid. Rosin firm; A, b. C. s1.40
y s145: r. so; G, s1.60; II, $3.50; /, sos; K,
s2'a: NJ, S.; n, $3.50: window glass. 1915: water
white, s4.15.
OH, CITY. Nov. Cred balances, 81 40: GER
.,scates. 81. s3 bid. Shipments, SO, lS6 brls; average.
So. 6Sl brls: runs. SIZE brls; average. S4.551 brls.
WILMINGTON. Nov 25.-spirits of turpentine
Arm AT 5OI5c. Rosin firm at 81. 3061 80. Crude
turpentine firm at s1.75 to 50. Tar firm at $50.
MONTPELIER. Nov. petroleum
strong: North Lima, sLO3; South Lima and In
diana, 3sc.
and rosin unchanged.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Poultry-Alive easier:
chickens. 12c; turkeys, 12c; fowls, 121zc. Dressed
weaker: Western chickens, lac; Western fowls,
12dIsc: Western spring turkeys, lie.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Hen Sc per lb;
snTing chickens, Sml1c: young ducks, 10c; young
giIiness. SdsI2c; old turkeys, Sc; young turkeys,
iOc: geese, s6 per doz.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Poultry firm: chickens,
Sc: springs, sQ9c; turkeys, lie; ducks, 11hc;
geese, 7zc.
ROSION. Nov. 25.-[Special. Poultry firm and
higher: fowls, lac; springs, 15c; turkeys. 1Sc.
Nov. 25.-Poultry firm; hens,
Zoe: springs, I2q14c; turkeys, 10hc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Iced poultry firm; chick
ems. eal2c: turkeys, 12qlil2c.
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II
Rates on Loans and Exchenge-Clesr-
fugs and Balances.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper. f06
per cent: time loans, 5d6 per cent. Clear
ings, s2,O05 ,O65. 9S; balances, 2S2.014.
NEW YORK.-Call money firm az 4d5 per
cent, closing bid. 4hd5. Time money steady:
sixty days and ninety days, 6 per cent;
six months. 81. Prime mercantile paper.
5Iz66 per cent. Sterling exchange firm: ac-
tual business in bankers bills. sfsz-z5 for
demand. $500 for sixty days; posted rates,
81. .S4Ia and Sass: commercial bills. $s2.75
04s3.@. Clearings, S4S.5sz.o07; balances. sl5.-
594. $50.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange. Csc dis
count. Sterling exchange. $4Sf1z for sixty
days. ASsIz for demand. Clearings, s2S.-
774, 40s; balances. A,16S.2bS.
BosToN.-clearings. so. 10. Ss2: balances.
s.. 1861.
Observation-Disclosures. 6 per cent.
Clearings, s24. 096. COS; balances, S.S1o.67o-
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent. New York exchange. 15c premium.
Clearings, s. .204.403 balances. SS51. 75a-
BALTIMORE.-Money, s per cent. Clear
ings, 81, JOB, 40l: balances, S62l,Ns
CINCINNATI-Money. 5d6 per cent:
New York exchange. par. Clearings. ~
5O3. $50.
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This statement shows a constantly in
creasing business. 1t is noteworthy that
the added stations north and south have.
instead of increasing the cost of mainte-
cost per telephone.
On Change yesterday Indiana Manufac-
turing reached 100 In the bidding, having
climbed up 10 points since the exchange
was organized. Consumers Gas Trust was
bid at 500, while a sale was being author
lied in the probate court at COZ. The prices
quoted were:
TOCKS
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-Representative sales-steers.

$500. shipments, loo. The
marketing OF hogs thus far this week shows a
decrease of over loo compared with the same
time last week and almost 1000 compared with
the corresponding time a year ago. The receipts
to-day were over 1000 smaller than a week ago
and a year ago. The supply, Of course, was not
excessive. but on account OF the high prices
prevailing here compared with the markets far
Their East there has been a falling of in the
demands from shippers. and local packers. of
course, have not been compelled TO hold up
prices in the face OF declining values elsewhere
Neighboring markets were also reported lower
and altogether the conditions are more fayorable
10 buyers than sellers Early in the day. how
ever, a fair demand developed at a decline of
&c TO l0c in prices. and this being satisfactory
10 the selling side the trade was active and
the supply was soon exhausted. Generally prices
were reported much the same as those current
mt the close OF last week. IL any differences
the market for light hogs was a tri1e lower than
at that time. There was a little furry I'm the
market at one time in the day. and the ten
dency was A trihe stronger. but toward the close
the bidding eased on again and the last ar
rivals did not sell at any better price than the
opening. = satisfactory clearance was made
Sales ranged from S.S5 TO $685.. and the bulk
OF the supply sold from IS 10 S6.25. Quotations:
Good 10 choice medium to heavy.........S6 10as Is
Mixed and heavy 5.Slu6 %
Good 20 choice light weights............. 5s5H6 %
Common 10 fair light weights----.-..--. 5.s5n5 80
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on a light movement. December closed
at &c.
Cut meats quiet: picked bellies. SO. I59
Lilo. Lord easy: Western steamed, I'll;
refined easy: continental. s11.15; $. A,
S1l.15. Pork quiet: family. sl0al9.25. Tall
low duh; city (S2 a package). Csc; country
packages free. 6AG64c. C~ottonseed oil
firm; prime yellow. 361xc.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. Z invoice,
5sc; mild steady; Cordova, 7&d12c.
SUBURBAN. firm: fair refining. 8 5-l6;
centrifugal, Sc test, 3 I3-l6c; molasses sugar,
3 l-16c; refined frm.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25--The market for all de-
scriptions OF cotton goods here was slow TODAY.
The weather was bad and spot business was dull.
order demand was limited and prices were an
changed. Print cloths were quiet but steady.
Fxnort demand for heavy cotton was inactive
and the immediate outlook was not promising.
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haust the supply and the sales for the most part
were at steady prices compared with those cur
rent at the close OF last week. LAMBS soi1 a.
nigh as IS, and other sales ranged from $50 ~
sAeO There were no sheep here gooo enoush ~
bring over 50. but OF course they were not s'iiSNy
top kinds. Most of the offerings were the KIM
that sell around $50. Quotations.;
1Ood 10 choice a.
Common To medium ambs-.............. 3-W1ta9
Sood 10 choice $3.50 =
common To medium sheep-......-.-"...- 80 "
stoekers and feeding sheep....."...''' a.VogSSyg0o
Horses-It was not expected that there would
De a big run Of horses following the Ioeral sup
Div last week. but nearly 100 head arrived Iur
the regular auction sale Of the Warmah-bIdSh
Chamberlain Company. Arrivals CONSISTED prlh-
cipally OF work horses and included a good many
drafters that were above the average IN qudI-
ity. There was only a fair attendance OF Duy-
ers. and, as usual following a special safe, tney
came evidently expecting TO find bargains: Inc
bidding was sluggish and so far below the ex-
pectations OF the owners. and in fact 40 lar
below the prices current for the same kinds last
week that II was very difficult to consummate
sales. and the clearance was not as good as
usual. All OF the horses that could be sold
represented a decline Of at least $40 10 S5 per
head in prices, and some Of the offerings prob
ably could not have been sold at less than sd
to s25 decline. consequently the market was very
appeared to be very much discouraged. Sales Of
a good kind OF chunks and heavy horses ran
from 800 to $3.50 per head. and less desirable
workers sold from $50 to SIS. There were hardly
enough light harness horses offered TO test the
market.
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The Journals Annual Thanksgiving
Book Number.

To-morrow's issue OF the Journal will be
twenty pages. ten OF IL going 10 make up
the Journals Annual Book Number. III
you are at all interested In books, or desire
a guide for your use in purchasing holiday
books, you should. by all means, have a
copy OF to-morrow's issue.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady.
wheat-No. 2 spring. 721ka7Sc; Nc. 3, 7Ic; No. 2
red, 73l6d74&c. Corn-No. 2, SIC; No. 2 yellow,
SIC. Oats-No. 2. 31zc; No. 2 white. S7G3Sc: No.
Good feeding, S6a3Sc; fair to choice mailing,
4sG5Sc. Flaxseed-No. 1. s1.15; No. l North
western. s1.2l. Prime timothy seed. $3.50. Glover
Contract grade. S1O.25 Mess pork. per brl,
SIC. 75Q16.S7i1. Lard. per 100 lbs, so. s7is@ 10. 40.
Short rib sides Qoose), S9d9. %. Dry-salted
shoulders Cboxed). s9.S7lzQ9.50. Short clear sides
(boxed), So 500
corn. 2S9. 600 bu: oats. 275, 500 bu; rye, 20, 700 bu:
barley, lea. soc bu. Shipments-Flour, $500 brls:
wheat I24. 500 bu; corn. 163. 500 blu; oats. 399. 100
bu: rye, As, zoo bu; barley, $500 bu.
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Ruildfng Permits.

Interior Hardware Company. brick addition.
1900 Beecher, 1850.
o. N. Frenzei, addition. corner of Illinois and
Seventeenth. $500.
sylvania, $1,000.
Mrs. Landers. repairs. lis Talbott, SlOO.
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Transaction at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDs. INDIANAPo-
LIS. Nov. 25.-Cattle-Receipts small; shipments
none. The market continues very dull and con-
ditions very unsatisfactory. Prices are now at
the extreme low point for the year. There is no
urgent inquiry for any grades from any source.
Choice butcher stock Is about the only grade
that finds fair outlet. The common kinds are
not wanted. The calf market shows no change.
top kinds being worth s7.25. Quotations:
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Representative Sales.

-sheep-Rsceipts. 800; ~shipments 200. Thus far
this week the receipts OF sheep and lambs ex-
hibit an increase of about 81 over the same
time last week and a decrease compared with
the corresponding time a year ago. The re-
ceipfs to-day were small. but show a good in
crease over last Tuesday and were nearly as
large as a year ago. There were hardly enough
IN sale 20 encourage composition from all buy
ws. but the demand was large enough to ex-
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The Bancroft Bank. at Bancroft, Neb..
was broken into by robbers yesterday
morning, the safe blown open with nitro
glycerin and s3.O0o TO $4,000 In cash secured.
Considerable commercial paper was de-
stroyed.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money. 363h per cent: dis
counts, S&G3s and 3&@4. Consols. 20 is-ls8
997s.
PARIs.-Three per cent rentes. ISL TIC
for account.
NOTWITHSTANDING on London. eon
45l4pf for checks
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Statement.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statement OF
the treasury balances In the general fund
exclusive OF the Sl5o.ooo.ooo gold reserve IA
the division OF redemption. shows,
Available cash balance --...---.S4 so. - SO
Gold MINIMUM. .....-r.-"...... &1s.sS.v@
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NEW YoRK--Bar silver. 47ssc: Mexican
dollars. S7i1c.
LoNDoN-snver bars dull at = Sid an
ounce.
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Good to choice steers. 1850 lbs and
upwards $3.50 500
Plain rat steers, 1850 lbs and upwards. 4.751 5.25
Good to choice 200 TO l 800 10 steers. 4.50I 500
Plain fat LOO to 1850 10 steers........ 4.O0Q $50
Good 10 choice 300 to l,15O 10 steers.... 4.00Q $50
Plain fat 900 to l,l5O 10 steers.......... $500 400
Choice feeding steers, 1000 TO 100 lbs. 1850 $50
Good feeding steers. SO TO 1,l0 lbs. 1850 AS
Medium, feeding steers, 500 to 800 lbs. $3.50 $50
Common to good 3OO0q AS
Good to choice 360g AIS
Fair TO medium $3.50 $50
Common light asa 800
Good to choice $3.50 400
Fair to MEDIUM 2.7J9 800
Gamers and cutters. L.00G 2.75
Irime to fancy export bulls----..... 3.751 AS
Good to choice butcher bullS...-...--. $3.50 $50
Common to fair bulls ......".".."... 2.75g 3.l5
Veal calves 6.00d $50
Heavy calves 1000 SEQ
Good 10 choice cows and calves....... S5.G0450 90
Common TO medium cows and calves. 70. 00Q3 30. 90
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. G.-Cotton-spot easy.
Sales. $500 bales Ordinary. elise, good ordi-
GOOD middling. s7-l6c: middling fair. SIC. Re,
CENTS. &c. sl2 bales; stock. 2f3. 9l5 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25-Cotton-Spot cloSes
oniet: middling uplands. s.5Oe; middllng gull.
s.75c. Sales none.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. C. I.

RESIDENCE-lo23 North Pennsylvania street.
oFFICE-7l3 South Meridian street.
Office HoursE9 to 10 a. m, 2 TO 4 ID. m. I 20 A
p. m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. new. IA: old. 1881
Brown.
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Good to choice steers. 1850 Ibsa and up

Hogs-Receipts. 200; shipments none. The mar
kst suffered another change to-day, prices drop
ping &c to 10c from yesterdays quotations. The
demand from local dealers continues steady.
In excess OF the supply. Choice heavy hogs were
worth Sc. 30d6. %. with top light weights at sea-
$40. All offered sold promptly. the market clos
ing quiet and steady at the break. Quotations:
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS, Nov @.-Metals quiet. Lead
steady at 81 spelter duh at sf.s5 asked.
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Chicago Stocks.
IGranger Farweil & Co.'S Teiegram.J
Oror- Irf~%- - ~
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SALES OF REAL T A

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