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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

Fortunate is the girl who loses
her temper and never finds it
again.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

1t is deplnrable fact that a
girl can never get her first kiss
but once.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

Many a good mar has strayed
into the crooked path by follow
ing the direction of a corkscrew.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

Scandal continues to be the
fashionable society game.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

A fool may say many wise
things, but he isn't aware Of the
fact.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

1t is more difficult for some
men 10 collect their wits than
their bills.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

Men who are long OH words are
apt 10 be short on deeds.
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FOR SALE.

Selfshness is q disease OF which
matrlmony cures some people.
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Experience that is given away
is seldom appreciated.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

When the day breaks some men
are too lazy TO make use Of the
pieces.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-03

Were it not for the things we
are going to do life would not be
worth living.
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If silence IS golden discreet
silence is away above rubies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-16

In provisions. Scattered selling at the
etart resulted In a little easier tone, but
oferings were all taken and a nrmer feel
Ing developed The close was steady, With
January pork 2iae higher at 1915; January
lard nc higher, at e.o0 aud ribs I'M
Estimated receipts for Monday; Wheat
40 cars; corn no cars; oats 800 cars hogs
Al 600 head,
cash quotations were as follows:
Fiour-Quiet: winter patents 3 ioQ3 so;
stralghts 3.2OG3.So spring patents 340g
3. 20; straights 9.t01220; bakers 2.25d2,I5.
Wheat-No. . spring 1874; No TOGT3;
No. 2 red T2ss6iT2a,
Corn-No. 2 30; No 2 yellow beH@ae.
oats--No. 2SM; No. 3 white 291S3.
Rye--No. ? $4,000.
Barley--Good feeding So@3G fair 20
choice mailing A3MSS.
Flax seed-No. 1.l5ia; No. 1 Northwest.
ern 1908 -
Mess pork-Per bhl. 16.STkdi7.0o.
Inrd--pcr 100 lbs. 1910,
Short ribs sides Loose 10.00010lh.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 9.oOd06th.
Short Clear sides Boxed 10.OoW10.&5.
Whisky Basis OF nigh wines l.32.
Clover Contract grade 1915.
on the produce exchange today the but
ter market Grm; creamery 1905; dairy
15m2A
cheese Steady t1Mt2.
Eggs Firm, loss OF, cases returned, p.
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TO Be INAUGbRATED
BY GOVERNMENT BUREAU.
Under Former System Death Loss Heavy
Intention OF Reducing lt-Amanee-
ments in View.

The export business IN the cattle In
dustry has grown TO immense proportions
and like all other branches Of trade Is be-
ing carefully figured out as to exact items
of expenses and margins Of profit, says the
National Live Stock Reporter. Modern
business competition demands the eiiml-
nation of all needless expenses and sources
of waste or loss that can be avoided As
In the days Of free range the loss OF u
few bend out of bunch was not regarded
as a matter Of any moment, so In the carry
days of the export trade the loss OK even
n considerable number OF cattle on ship
board was not regarded seriously BUT
with the advent Of improved stock and tue
application of modern business principles
il was found that losses en- route made
serious inroads on the pr9nIS or pe'u'P'
even wiped them out entlrely' - -
Government aid was invoked, Win tne
result that Improvements nave Dsen "a
augurated in the methods Of handing atn
caring for stock crossing the ocean until
the percentage of loss Is now very shui'
lhe bureau of animal Industry TOOK up we
matter and since its first move mas peeh
active in improving the service py SUCH
regulations as are found necessary.
Or. Salmon, chief OF the bureau OF am
NAL Industry, has returned from DurVpe
trip was to carefully observe present CON
ditions OF cattle exportation. Inc lhptO.c-
ments that have been made in shipping
cattle is one OF the most progressive Steps
that has been enected by the bureau or
/ pnimai husbandry which has met win ths
highest commentator both NJ nome anu
abroad The early losses were SO great US 70
seriously AFFECT the prohts or eNportlns.
Large per cent OF each consignment oltgn
| nerished during transportation IN the e1rl!
DAYS SO serious We're the fatalities that
! nj one time responsible insurance COM
! papies refused to take out risks. Attention
4 VAS called TO the situation aud the bureau
I Of animal industry took the matter up.
/ Congress cheerfully revised the regulations
/ and in the course OF time new system
was In vogue. The requirements have beeh
! revised from year to year until at tne
! present time the loss Is so small thnt y
/ amounts to comparatively nothing. Ihls
! Is due TO the fact that the government
| has gone into details TO such an extent
| that the methods of fastening and stating
/ cattle have been carefully regulated, along
/ with feeding, watering and ventilation
1 frhe result OF DR. SRlmon's latest investiga-
| lions will be an added improvement 70 the
! ventilation 1t Is proposed now to install
system Of fornei draught The Import
/ epce Of this can be readily seen when II
4 n understood that tho necessary closeness
| ~ the quarters where the animals are con-
! 6ned IS considered. Close, hot air mean,
| favorable condition for the breeding OF
Z disease germs The danger may be re
dnced 10 "a minimum by supplying an et
/ ecient ventilation. so that reasonably pure
Mr. may be supplied 20 the cattle at all
times.
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|oIISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

Eggs are in good demand, With light re-.
cclpts Of Texas stock. Storage eggs are
moving well at 22d2sc.
The banana market Is In prime condition
and the stock on hand is moving freely at
unchanged quotations.
The cabbage market has improved ana
the overstoek being disposed Of, the market
is ready for fresh receipts.
Arbuckle and Lion coffee are down Nc,
the former now being quoted at $40. 80 per
case and the latter $40
The large stock Of New York grapes late.
ly received is moving freely and the de,
mand shows no abatement.
Celery IS in good demand and the receipts
have been very light lately. Quotation.
are now around eo@65 cents.
Japhet s. Dissen have Just received car
load of fine Colorado potatoes, which ar,
commanding ready sale at 80 cents pei
bushel.
The overstock OF common apples Is about
exhausted. putting the market In good con
dition for the coming week, during which
large shipments of the better qualities ar,
expected to arrive.
Coast mail advlces say OF walnuts and al
monds: The short deliveries in walnuts-
about 70 per cent was all that can be mad
have made a strong market for them. TIL
I. 0. b. round lots California shipping point
nuts are quoted as follows In bags Wal
nuts, soft shell No 1, 11Adt2hc; No ., "a
| 9hc; standard No. !, 1OMal1c no ,, SIC
| Almonds are quoted Nonpafeil 12M6liS15c
| brakes, 1Od1OEc Languedoc, 0i26l0c; TeS
| as Prolific, 5H9sc. shelled almonds, 20
| 26c; broken, dc"
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PRICES WE'LL MAINTAINED,
Rice Demand Of Gcodly Proportions.
Up to Previous Average.

RICE DSUlanu " SNSNJ 'SF0'
Up to Previous Average.
New York, November 14.-Dan Talmage's
Sons Co, say: Demand of the week has
been OF goodly proportions, fully up TO
previous average Prices are well sus'
tanned by advanced cost Of resupplies at
primary points.
Adyices from the South note good Inquiry
on the Atlantic coast, at full figures. At
New Orleans, while the market is strong,
there has been a slight falling away In
demand and owing to slack response 20 re-
cent advance in prices. Reports from the
Interior Southwest Louisiana and Texas
are rather gloomy as TO the outcome OF the
crop, In addition TO the direct damage by
rains during harvest, much OF the later
pIantlngs are said to be left on the ileld ms
not worth expense of harvesting. Onerlngs
of cleaned, however, are more plentltul anu
better assorted than at any time since the
opening OF the crop
Cables and correspondence from abroad
note tribe more Inquiry and hrm under
tone account Of demand from China and
Taimage, New Orleans, telegraphs Louis
lana crop movement 10 date Receipts
Rough 752,8GO sacks; last year Bl2, 36l
sacks Sales cleaned (estimated) $1,000
pockets: last year 4OI,SlB pockets; market
very strong.
Talmage, Charleston, telegraphs Caroline
crop movement 20 date: Receipts 1855,
barrels. Sales 13e0S barrels. Marke
steady.
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GRAINS INACTIVE BUT HIGHER.
IULL IN THE WHEAT PIT.
THE CLOSE WAS STEADY
Shorts Were Again Buyers Of December
Corn--oats Were Featureless and
SymPathized With Other Grains.

Chicago November l5.-inactlvity pre-
vailed today in both grains and provisions.
but prices were inclined to higher level
December wheat closed isltAc higher, De-
cember corn Ac higher and oats lsc higher
January provisions closed unchanged to
TIC higher.
There was a lull today in the wheat pit
aud while there was a small dip soon after
the opening the market quickly recovered
the slight loss and higher prices ruled the
remainder OF the day. Decreased receipts
local and Northwestern, unfavorable wealth
err. and good cash demand were the sus'
tanning factors. The local crowd was wary
In its dealings, being Influenced by what
It supposed would be the action OF prom
Trent bull operator who has been taking on
considerable May recently. The close was
steady and near the top. December opened
a shade lower at 72Mc, advanced 70 tShO
and closed 1d1Ac higher at t2Ssc' ke
ccpts were 90 cars, II Of contract grade
Minneapolis and Duluth reported lbS cars,
a total for the three points Of SBI against
l175 last week and lib year ago,
Corn was comparatively quiet after the
first half hour shorts were again tbit
buyers Of December and that option was
Arm the offerings being extremely light
May was dull, but the strength IN the near
by futures helped maintain hrm teeling
December closed &c higher, at 5Sc, after
selling between 52lzG53sc Receipts Ia
cars % OF contract grade.
/ Oats were again dun and featureless auc
the hrmuess In other grains was hnl
factor Their wAs some covering by shorts
while commission houses were on botu
I Sides of the market Tho close was steady
/ with December We higher az 29Mc, oftcl
| ranging between 29ssd2OAc Receipts ~
Curs
/ Decreased receipts Of hogs, with higher
| prices caused a hrm tone to the opening
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cANNED Good.

CANNED FRUITS-Apples, BIB, s5deoc;
plneapples, sliced, S1.10; eyeless and core
less, ST 5Od1 80; extra grated, 81 65d1 20;
pears, oh 75c; strawberries, 2-lb, 9OQ93ei
blackberries, 2-lb 95cdS1 90; peaches, Bib,
81 5Od1. 90; 2-lb peaches, 81 COAL .05; BID
pie peaches, S0MS5c
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes
2.lb. fnll weight, S0dS5c: BIB, full weight
05ds1 90: Glib, seconds. 75ds0c; BIB, sec
onds, oO195c: Okra and tomatoes. 2-lb.
S1.OO; canned kraut, Bib. 00a05c; Calfor-
MIA asparagus. 21b-lb, S2.25d3h0, according
TO grade; lib, asparagus salmon, cans
81. 5Od2 10: baked beans. BIB, 95c; 2-lb
string beans Soc; Glib kidney beans. 95c;
Glib stringiess beans s1.25: bib marrow
fat peas Si.00: 2lh American petit pois,
81 GCgii 65; extra Maine corn, 81 Is; corn,
g50fQOc: seconds, S0dS5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-EXtra standard
2l6-Ib peaches. lemon cling Sfq5d2 90;
yellow Crawford. 81. S0d1S5; black cher.
rles ST OOm2.C0: white cherries. 50 15fi2 Is
hpricots. sl.50d155; Strawberries, s200n
90; plums. Si.506i1 60: cranes, Sl.601il. -;
seconds, Zoe per dozen less than extra
standard prices.
toned, gallons, SO 10 per case: y gallons
SO so per cnse; a gallons. SO 10 per case.
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
Jars, 500 per dozen; r. b. & Co., Creole
2lb. Sl.00; BIB, Sl.35; 5lb, 81. 30; lOlD
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THE GENERAL DEMAND
SHOWS MARKED IMPROVEMENT
Caused by Scarcity that Prevails on More
Choice Vareties---AdVarcc in Cost
OF RosupPlies.

Tho same features we're 10 evidence IN
the rice market at the close Of The week
rs have characterized It from the start
The demand on the general list remains
strong on account Of the scarcity that
prevails FOR the more choice varieties Fow
dealers are Immediately predicting higher
prices. but none expect that holders Will
make any concessions. The movement Is
becoming more resourceful since shippers
from all parts u the belt have shown d
desire to enter the market There was o
small Increase IN the arrivals OF rough
during the day and the sales OF clean made
n saflafnctory average Some excellent
deals have been made for early delivery
ana there Is every reason TO believe that
the outlook win continue favorable.
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which Is despairing to holders, but unless
the yield Is greatly Increased by fall
il is extremely doubtful " prices can be
worked to q low level, although the move.
ment continues large and the bear ele.
ment are quite unanimous In predicting 100
New York.
Forecast. misunderstanding cloudi.
meas probably showers. Arkansns--Gen.
orally fair; warm, probably showers sun
creasing cloudiness, probably showers and
colder East and West Texhs-Probably
showers and colder.
Liverpool is due 20 be UNCHANGED on Mon
day. Carglll a. Richardson.
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TIN-Irirm, SSo5Oa3IOO lead, SIZE.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRUN-65 snd .
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRON No. 81, 1913 per
100 pounds.
R0oFING TIN--Machiue made. slO.5OcG
HOO per box: old style, S15.5OdlS,5O per
box.
SoLDER-Aalt and half, lo1sg2Oc per
pound.
per square.
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P'''S IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
~. Market Has Improved Very
App.I .mons Arc Firm and Not
W Vary Plentiful

,,,, heavy Saturday rush prevailed
Pc usuIi rholesale market yesterday and
Pc lO.- nrlsk locally and country sales
~ ., above the average. The con
Il muen weather has Increased the
feo or fruits, while staples are com
s 1o, 4 good sale, partly owing 70 the
pdlns ,ss carnival, which impels local
fn1 :. - lay In larger stocks than
and the Increased demand from the
N aA1 The market is now In stable
p, as very few lines OF any products
4 .uV orerstocked and prices continuing
hrm.
ar,oD, nte still hrm and scarce at $4,000
\ per crate.
- butter is hrm at 20 cents, with a
b demand.
..,oss and onions remain unchanged,
4 simply being about equal to the de-
kd.
i Ia. oranges are moving freely, new
4 ssrlnr arrived and commanding ready
FANS are lower, some small stock selling
I'M As 3 cents a pound lately. The move
4 h continues free.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
same rate. Dealers charge from store ga
ice per 100 pounds more on bran 2Qac per
hushel on oats and corn, 10ql5c per 100
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. o6dosc
CORN CHOPS-Pure 81 1O61 *.
OATS Texas choice bright, Soc; No. ?
: CoRN~No . mixed. sacked, 5sc; No .
white smoked. 65c
uAY-Chnlcc Alfalfa st5 50d1600: choice
timothy. Si5. 756i8. 90; South Texas prairie
ST OOd6 90: North Texas ana Territory
hay. $40. 00d12 co.
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4. & 3. Beers Letter.
Special to The Post,

New Orleans, November i5.--Liverpool nd
vices were better than looked for, conse-
quently our market opened l 70 2 points
higher and improved to 4 points add
tlonnl later on fresh buying predicted on
the reaction theory in anticipation OF nm
favorable weather. There wns nothing Of
Aclally issued to Indicate this therefore
when the large estimated receipts for Mon
day at Galveston. Houston and New Or
leans became known, coupled to the easi-
ness OF spots, values sold OF, losing all the
gain, closing practically unchanged from
yesterdays figures. The temperatures rang
ed from 80 to 20 degrees In the bolt today.
Showers are predicted over the greater
portion OF this district Jnght or sunday
INC temperature Will rise over Arkansas
and fan over the western part OF the dls-
trict The existing weather conditions hfee
unparuneled IN the history OF cotton, NV
the large increased yield mas peen aas al
this cause. Estimates are being lnersassau
dniIy and killing frost now. u - slasns s
can 40 only n minimum amount OF dhmnses
as the crop IN all sections IL opening Inele
is a heavy accumulation of cottoh ~ 49,
Interior, which Is being held Tor nlgnts
nrtces IN some cases and IA others becauss
there a. A lack OF cars 10 bring X iorWa.us
'phs movpmcnt though continues Tree n nv
VII be as long as there Y IN ave- ks,iia,
nand for export Ihe hpeense ..aa.i,teted
srost AZ late In the season. the restIls vi.
A,nard for snots and the unsetted rpht4
tinn ~ ananees In New York al haslite -as
ss5tnst anv marked enhancement N pIaes =,
There Is however. n disposition s 3s.s- shst
buy on every recession, et,Snse N Rirher
WY "a "5y,,anf,aliv The demand Tor tpot.
pIlSSes s.s,ts wiii continue the future Soufse
OF the market.
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Crowley.
isneclnl to The Post.l

Crowley, La, November 15.--Clean rice
Fancy head rice $685. choice 6@59si good
4J4M4Js; fair 3K@4; commen SaS4s' 10"
grades 2lkQ2H; screenings 2d2S. Fancy
Japan 4Qt4l9; good 31s@3Ai fair sG5Ssi
common 21lQ2Jsi screenings 2d2A brewers
li5alM. Bruu, per ton, 7.0ogs.oo Polish
rer ton, II .O061s.OO. Heavy demand fot
fancy Japlns, but market Is eonpares ~. WI
Fancy 3. 60: No. /, 3.25, No. 2, 40; No. 8
? 40: No 4. 2 10; No. ., / 10. Japanso
Fancy, per barrel. 3 Is; No J. 3'OOi No =
ISancv ana hirb grades Ia demand, low aad
common grades quiet Reeelngs-kongh
rice: Previously reported, 2o5, l4i bflneg'
November 49, 562l Total since sepse4h
Der l. 2593b3
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New Orleans.
lspeciai 70 The Postl

New orleans, November i5.-Rough rice
was In good demand, but trading was slack
ana clean rice unchanged; receipts S5Oi
sacks OF rough aud 1871 pockets Of clean,
sales 1892 pockets Of clean and 6ls sacks OF
ropab ~ which i48 sacks we're Honduras
ana 400 domestic Japan. Rough rlee--lton-
a,,ras ouiet and steady, light offerings at
. 0.fSif 'o5 with actual sales at y hNfi3.7I.
Japan quiet and steady; light oherings az
sfy53 sO with actual sales M 3 2543.55.
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carnllI . RIehardaonIs Letter.

Houston. Texas, November i5.-cotton
prices were well maintained despite large
receipts and estimates on week end cover
ing 10y shorts who preferred TO go over
sunday even rather than trust TO the ele-
nents for rains or frosts, either Of which
seem probable.
Liverpool was better than expected. ~
20 points lower, with small spot busi-
ness. 500 bales. American exporters found
better aceeptances for cotton from the
Noetinent however Spots unchanged 81
New Orleaus advises factors unable 20
secure nuotations Tss FOR middling; strict
middllns ana above are Ia demnnd. oui 10"
aradep etlil drag on the market.
Cotton stu has that tired appearance
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NEW YORK COTTON.

An improvement Was Made on Eneour-
aging Gable Reports.
New York, November lo.-rhe cotton
market opened steady az unchanged prices
70 an advance OF 2 points. Later the mar
het took q level 70 3 points above the
closing prices Of the previous dny. The
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rhanksnlulnn a ereenvlIIe.

Greenvilie. Texas. November 1.-THE
nastors ~ this city have arranged for
Union services on Thanksgiving Day. Rev.
" n Fincher will preach the sermon
And each pastor present viii ba assigned
some part Of the service.
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sabine Texas November 15.--Arrived
steamer Cardlum from London spoke Nor
wogian bark Alaghore IN middle Atlantic;
ali wei. tug John l. Brady, with barge
Fiyton; tug Albert y. Hughes with barges
Maryland and Virginia.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

OuInine, 34d36c per ounce bottle; NOR
mime 81 230l2 so per ounce; cocaine, 81
per ounce: horax, SIC per pound IN l0Oll
rackeres, copperas 500 10 barrels; casto
IN. $3.50 Per gallon IN e,gailon, pachaseis
oi.oaoi. 50 70d300 per gallon; sulphur
Sc IS por 100 Tbs IN barrels; aium, aAsc pc
pound IN barrels, saitpeter u Der pound u
,ivered Texas common railway points.
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rived, Tug 0nd barges from New Orleans,
CLEARED for Bremen: British steamer Hlnt-
rWn
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Nan oRLnANR.

New Orleans. November 15.-The New
orleans live stock exchange reports: ord
mary cattle In fun supply and dnll; strictly
GOOD scarce and IN request. No cornfed
hogs on sale. Sheep-Fat wanted.
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R 8. Morris g. Co.'s Letter,

Houston, Texas. November To- Liverpool
sustained loss Of points on arrivals.
Spots were marked down points; mid
ding uplands were quoted at 40. New
York opened Mt about unchanged prices.
January sold at 7.Oi on FIRST call. ad-
yanced to Z 90. declined TO Z 95 and closed
steady at that price. Spot quotations were
not disturbed; middling $50. -ales 7iO
bales, all OF which were export. The ex-
pectations for Houston. Galveston and New
Orleans for tomorrow aggregate about SIR
OOU bales, against 1870 Tor the correspond
ing period Of last year. There have been
no new Developments and we see no rea-
son TO change our opinion Of the market
We can see nothing TO advance, and re-
iterate that we believe sales are In order
on all material advances for the time be-
ing. We notice that commission houses
that have been bulllsh and advising the
purchase at the very zenith OF the bull
campaign are at this, the eleventh hour,
coming around 10 the bear side ana adj
yising IN an indirect way, 10 sell the mar
ket at the present level While we ad-
wise selling on good advances. we can not
conscientiOusly advise selling at the pres
emit level. No matter what the Statistics
point to, Il u a dangerous thing TO get
mixed 10 on the short side % market
that has decline OF 100 points.
IL a Morris q Co
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WIRE NAILs--s2 rs Ease per key.
BARBED W1RE-GulyaniEed, Ghddan
So Is Ter 100 lbs; galyaniEed Baker, Ss.g'
ger 100 lhs.
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IMPROVED EXPORT METHODS


ton GO: bulk Of sales 20dG 30: heavy
03OdG. 40: mixed packers 6.25oN.4O; light
G. 20d6,3O; workers. 0.25Q6.30; pigs 6lbD
G2O Sheep-RpCelpts none. market nom
innl: native lambs 3 400i5 2J Western
lambs 5OOT5. %; fed ewes 3.10@3,Io; native
iwethers 3O56i4 10; Western wcthers 300
ga. 90; stockers and feeders 1.Tj@3,25.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis November .Cattie-Receipts
800 head including 500 Texans. market
steady for natives, strong for Texans; ma
tive shipping and export steers 413WT 90;
dressed beef and butcher steers 1900 80;
steers under 1000 pounds 3.15m5 %; stock
ers and feeders 3.0O0i4 IS; cows and hoitels
2.35d5 %; Gamers l.5OM2.0O; bulls 3.258
42j: calves 3.5O67.OO: Texas ana Indian
steers 3l5d5.OO. cows and heifcrs 22Jn
3.35 Hogs Receipts 1000 head; market
strong closing higher pigs and lights
GO50f6.16 packers 8O0d8.2O; butchers 9 20
dG 40, Sheep-Receipts 500 head; market
strong; native muttous 3;25a4,O Oi lambs
375d5.40; culs and bucks 200@4O 90; stock
ers / 5Od3.0O.