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Butter, Cheese and EGGS.

NEW YORK, Nov. Acknowledgements, 1854
packages Market steady; State dairy, 2od26c:
extra creamery, 2Sc common to choice creamery
2oQ271ac. Cheese-Receipts. 1.15s packages. Mar.
colored, old, 12Aql3c; new. l2isc; small white.
old. 12z< 413c; new, 121zc: large coored, Old 13c;
new. 12iac; large white. old. 1Sc; new, 12izc.
Eggs-Receipts, 6624 packages. Market steady.
State and Pennsylvania average best, 2Sn2sizc
Western fancy graded, 2e627c, poor to prime, Il
Q25c; refrigerated. ls42lc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l-Butter quiet but
steady; extra Western creamery 2Sc; extra
nearby prints soc. Eggs steady. with fair de-
mand; fresh nearby. 29c loss off; fresh Western.
CSC loss on fresh Southwestern, 26427c loss on
fresh Southern. 25c loss on Cheese nrm. win
fair demand: New York full creams, prime
small. 12Na13c; New York full creams. prime
large, 13@13Ac; New York full creams. fair to
good large, 12lzql2Ac.
changed fancy imitation. 2la2sc; fancy cream
cry, 2Sq2sI9c; fancy ladie, 2oQ22c; fancy toll.
l9G22c; good roll. 11Q1sc; store packed. le9lsc;
6rm and lower: large I3HGI33sc; medium 100
13hc; small. 13laQl3&c.
ELGIN, Nov. 24-Butter advanced another &c
in price to-day, the market being declared firm
at &c. There were no offerings, although buyers
offered 27lkc for any that might be placed. The
sales of the week aggregated sos. 500 lbs.
CHICAGO Nov. 24--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery.
1sd27c dairy, 1sn23c. Eggs firm; loss OF, cases
returned, 23c. Cheese steady at 114l2c-
KANSAS CITY, Nov. A--Eggs frm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 201c loss of, cases
returned: No. white wool cases included.
&c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. A-Butter steady; creamery.
20G27l9c; dairy. 17G2ic. Eggs higher at &c,
loss of.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 24-Eggs steady at 1qzsc.
Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat l2c.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 24.-Butter-Common to
medium. 15Q17c; good. 1SG2Oc. Eggs. 2oc.
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WHEAT And CORN LOWER
BURDEN OF STATISTICS Is AGAINST
THE LEADING CEREALS.
Covering by December Shorts Causes
an Advance In Oatx--H0g Products
Also Close at Small Gains.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2i-Trading in the grain
pits was rather inactive to-day, and after
a slight bulge at the opening prices weak
ened, and at the close was easy, with De-
Gambler wheat AQ&c lower and corn 1asc
down. December oats closed sc higher,
and January provisions were from 21kc to
121kc up.
Wheat was quite active early. and prices
advanced about 1sc over Saturdays close.
with good buying by commission houses.
some of which was supposed to have been
for the leading longs. Large receipts in
the northwest, and a heavy increase in
the visible supply, caused a weaker feel
ing toward noon and lower prices pre-
vailed the remainder of the day, the close
being easy. Cables were also rather dis
appointing, not showing much sympathy
with the recent advance here. December
opened 1sQLc higher, at 75Ac. advanced
to I519c, but on heavy realizing declined
10 444c, closing at the bottom, with loss
OK 4gSsc, May opened hc lower to ssglec
tween I6c and 767sG77c closing 14Gasc low
er, at I61sd76A. The amount on passage de-
creased $4,000 bu, against a decrease the
same week last year of 16S,OU. WORLDS
shipments were 9.517,0O0 bu, compared with
900 a year ago. Clearances of wheat
and flour Were equal to $4,000 blu. Primary
receipts were 1,99S.000 blu. against, 1,647, 800
a year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of 1,712 cars, which. with
local receipts of PIP cars, % of contract
gr2de, made total of 1924 cars. against
lfSO last week and 1,430 year ago.
Corn ruled firm for the May delivery, in
huenced by wet weather throughout ILL
nois, Indiana and the Southwest. Local
traders were disposed to buy that option,
as were also elevator interests. December
was erratic. being subject to the slightest
influences. Shorts were the best buyers
OF December and caused a sharp advance
| soon after the opening, the price going up
54c to 541ac. General selling caused de-
| cline In the latter part of the day, the price
touching 531zc and closing 1asc lower, at
$3.50. May opened BGAc lower to a shade
| higher at 425sc to 427sc, selling between 425sc
and 4319c and closing B@Ac lower at 42ssc.
Receipts were 237 cars, twenty-one of
| contract grade.
The feature to trading in oats was the
covering by December shorts, which held
the market firm. The improved cash de-
mand was also strengthening factor.
There was fair volume of trade and the
| close was firm, with December sc higher
at 3l12d3l5sc, after ranging between 31c,
and 31Ac. May closed Ac higher at 321Ac,
| selling between 317sQ32c and 32Ac. Receipts
were PIC cars.
Provisions ruled, strong, with lard leading
the advance. and with a good demand from
foreigners. The steady tone to the hog
market was also a bull factor. The close
| was firm with January pork up sc, at
| $15.671z; lard 121ac higher at 1927, and
ribs PIC higher at sS.1212.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
| 10 cars; corn. SIS; oats. 1876; hogs, 32,c0O
| head.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE IN sCANT SUPPLY, SELLING
AT ABOUT STEADY PRICES.
Hogs I'm Fair Demand and a Trir q
HfEher-Sheep Quiet-Condifion
of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS Nov
A.-Cattle-Receipts. 100; shipments small. Less
than half many cattle arrived to-day as a
week ago. and there were nct quite as many as
a year ago. The supply on SO lie was small even
for a Monday market. and VT course there was
not a complete variety Of grades represented
The quality, however. was about as good as
the average for the small class OF cattle re-
Gently. The market. opened with a fair de-
mand from both lofSai and outside sources and
while the conditions outside OF Indianapolis
were favorable To lower prices statesmen finally
succeeded in dfsYosng OF their consignments at
about steady figures compared with those cur
rent for equFA kinds at the close of last week.
Native steers averaging little less than 1000
lbs up to e.217 lbs sold to killers at si3Oq5. and
Westerns4 averaging LII lbs brought $40. Ordi-
nary cS>nners to choice sold from 81 81 So.
ana Calves at s5G7.25. The outlook for the mar
ket this week is very uncertain. 1t must be
remembered that this is the last week In the
rAonth: also a week in which a holiday occurs.
killers are complaining OF a large supply of
dressed meat on hands and a slow outlet, and
all this being considered 1t can hardly be said
that the prospects iattering TO shippers.
Moderate receipts, no doubt, will do much to-
ward keeping prices in their present position.
but 1t Is said that supplies In excess of the de-
mand viii surely result in lower prices. Quo
tatons:
Good to choice steers 1 40 lbs and nm
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The almost
unprecedented activity which marked the
closing of the local grain market on Sat
urday continued to-day. Wheat and bar
ley advanced several points, eclipsing the
best prices which have obtained since 1895.
May wheat opened at 81 AZ, and the clamor-
Gus demand from the bears quickly rushed
the price to s1-435 December scored an
even greater advance at the opening, the
first quotation being $1.43. The bulls were
i'm complete command of the situation. The
Australian demand continues imperative
and freights are dragging at bottom prices
Barley shared with wheat the attention
of the brokers, and strong demand for the
cash article sent the futures upward and
December made an advance of 45sc over
Saturdays close May jumped cents. The
advance is attributed to the scarcity of
cash barley and the large demand for home
consumption. AT the afternoon session De-
cember closed at SLIPS, and May went to
81. 1875. Barley advanced and closed strong
at s1.261s for December and $1.30 for May.
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AT NEW YORK.
Early Morning Strength Dissipated by
Late Bearish Statistfcs.


NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Flour-Receipts,
24.62i bris; exports 3S.lOO brls; fairly active
and firm. Rye easy; No. 2 Western, 5Sssc
I. O.. b. afioat-
Wheat-Receipts, 190,075 bu; exports, 49,
172 blu. Spot easy; No. red, 7sa4c elevator;
7724c f. o. b. afloat; No. northern Duluth,
S3Ac f. o. b. af1oat; No ] hard, Manitoba
size f. o. b. afioat. Options opened firm
and were well sustained owing to bullish
foreign statistics and light offerings until
midday, when big visible supply increa sc
and limitations that the Chicago bull in
terest was selling, led TO reactions. The
late market was weak. under talk of large
receipts and closed ssc net lower MAY
19GS0 7-16c. closed at 79sxc; December, SOFA
81 5-16c, closed at seize.
Corn-Receipts, 80. $50 bu: exports ga bu
Spot quiet; No 3 651zc elevator, 66Ihc T. O. b.
afioat; No. yellow. Csc: No. white, Csc
Options at first reflected wet weather I'm
central corn States together with decreases
on passage and in worlds shipments, but
eventually eased off on prospects for larger
receipts. and closed 7sc net lower. January
closed at 55&4c: May, 47&G4sLc, closed at
473.c: December, 59a4 6f60ssc, closed at 59zc
Oats-Receipts. 1000 bu; exports. 15OI79
blu. Spot steady; No. 2, 36c: standard white,
white, 371kc: track white. 37d42c
Lard easy; Western steamed, s11.25. Re-
fined easy; continental $l1.40: s. A. sl2:
compound, 71zmTa4c. Pork steady; family.
$3.50: short clear. s2lG23. Tallow steady;
city ($2 for package), 6lsc; country (pack-
ages free) 6AG6lzc. Cottonseed oil quiet
prime yellow. Sec. Molasses firm: New Or
leans open kettle. good to choice, 30Ql3sc
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice, SIC.
Mild quiet; Cordova. 7Nql2c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining 5-16c:
centrifugal 90 test. 13-16c; molasses sugar.
l-l6c Refined firm.
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SUPPOSED TO BE ROBBERS.
Arrest of Two Men Who Were i'm Pos
session of Many Postage stamps.

CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-Two men who regis
tered at the Wyoming Hotel last Friday
as f. H. and f. Il. Fuller. of Minneapolis.
were arrested last evening, and are said TO
be wanted in connection with big stamp
robbery Whether they were implicated in
the $4,000 Chicago postoffice robbery of last
year is not known. a third man who APP
peared at the hotel this morning is believed
10 have been taken into custody, although
the postoffice authorities will neither con-
firm nor deny the report.
f.. III. Fuller, said TO have been at one
time in the employ of a prominent firm In
this city, approached a member OF that
firm, il is alleged on Saturday, and sought
To dispose of $1,000 worth of stamps Sus-
picion was aroused and letters and tele-
grams intercepted at the Wyoming Hotel,
I'm which mention was made of the DISPOSE
ton OF "swag" The men were, apparently,
about to leave the hotel hurriedly when ar
rested. They are not thought TO have any
knowledge of the mail wagon robbery OF
last Saturday night.
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siberia, Sister Ship TO the Fast Korea
Has Arrived at New York.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The steamship
Siberia, sister ship to the Korea, both new
steamers of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's line. has arrived here from the
Newport News shipyards, and tomorrow
will be opened for the inspection of the
public. The Korea already has been placed
i'm service between HongKong and San
Francisco, and last month, on her maiden
voyage, made the fastest run ever recorded
between Yokohama and San Francisco
ten days and fifteen hours-practically
eoualing the contract speed OF eighteen
knots for the entire voyage. and on one
day exceeding IL by nearly two knots an
hour for the entire day. The Siberia is in
every respect. the equal of the Korea She
will go into service on Feb. z.
These vessels are of IL 800 gross and 5.62I
net tonnage each; of 1890 tons displace-
ment on twenty-seven feet draft; 572 feet
four inches over all. $50 feet between per
pendiculars, sixty-three feet nodded beam
and forty feet depth of hold and have
main engines of 5000 horse power They
have accommodations. each, for 90 first
class passengers. ffty-four steerage and
Liza Chinese steerage. with pa ships off,
GERS and crew, or a total of l.6f2. Cabins
and stAterooms are commodious and lux
uriously furnished.
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steady sacked east track ssa1oe wheat lo%e a
December ss4Gssasc bid: May. 7shG7ssc bid:
No. hard. 6sa7oc. Corn lower; No. 2. cash,
ssc bid oats lover: No T. Cash. so 1? track
llac: December. 3OAc: May. sOIsc: No white.
STANDARD mess. si74o Lard unchanged at
sl062Is Dry salted meats unchanged: boxed
800 Bacon unchanged boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs. 81: 50; short clear. $ll.75. Hay
Te7iS Bagging 6 5-1sa7 i-I6c. Receipts~Flour
$1,000 srl Isl Wheat S eu corn sSo 6u
wheat. 1000 bu; corn. 1000 bu' oats, $4,000 bu-
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2i.-FlOur dull: winter ex-
ira 80 s5G315: winter clear. s.. 35G3.45; winter
straight. So iseI3eo; winter patent So sOq4 spring
s ssd5 paens s5 wheat rer spoi and
January. s1sa.iase: May. 5ss; steamer No red:
on grade. 73izd7sl1c. Corn quiet; spot new,
sic: new or old: November. &c; year, 52lsg521sc;
January. 50asolc; February. 4sq4s1sc; steamer
mixed. 5siaa5ssc; soutnerh white and yellow
corn. new. 57G65c. Oats frmer: No. white; SSss
seisc: No. 2 Western. 57l5c Sugar strong and
unchanged fine and coarse granuiated 4Sll1c
L3UIsvtLE Nov iS%snsr red and and
Apples. suncdried. 4@ihc per ID for bright right
gs II sSoc northern S ssT as
track, $780, clover, slOdll; straw, $40; clean
ginseng, s464.25 per 10 Potatoes, 81 sal 50 per
s2G2 Is per brI. New cabbage. soc per brl. Pep
pers, i.50 per brl. Green beans, Sl.50 per pox'
Tomatoes. s1.5cG2 per bu.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2-Wheat.Decemeer,
6sasge4c. May, 6slsQsss.c; cash. No; hard GA
esGseSc. Corn-November. 42lzc: December, $3.50:
May. 36s.T35Tsc; cash, No. Mixed &c; NO
white. 42c: No. 3. Sslzc. Oats-No. white, va
bu; oats. 600 bu unprecedented. $500
bu; corn. leo bu: oats. $4,000 bu.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 24.-Flour quiet: fancy.
S3i5q $40: family, S2-s5Q3.OS. Wheat firm; NO
red 77tzFS7si1c. Corn easy; No. mixed, t.c.
Oats steady; No. mixed. 33c Rye quiet; No.
at $40 so. Bacon quiet at s1225. Whisky, dis
tillers' finished goods, active on basis OF Sl-S-.
Sugar steady; hard refined. Ss7d5.i2c
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 24.-Wheat-Spot firm: No.
red Western winter IS iod; No northern
spring. IS I'd; No. 1 California, 6s I'd. Corn-Spot
quiet; American mixed IS Sd. Bacon-Cumner-
land cut steady SIS: short ribs quiet at SIS;
long clear middes Qight) dull at ais sd; long
Cos Cd. Lard-Refned firm at els.
TOLEDO, Nov 24.-wheat dull and lower:
cash, 7S%c; December. 1850; May, S0esc Corn
dull and lower December, 44c: May, 4Sc. Oats
dull and higher: December, 32lzc bid: May, S1sc.
Rye-No. 2. SIC. Glover seed dull and lower:
November. s6.7zi2; January, Se.s2i.; March, sesO
Prime timothy. sl.75. Prime alsike, $500.
DULUTH, Nov. 24.-Wheat-Cash, No hard.
757sc; No. northern, 72hc; to arrive. No
northern 73sc; November, s4Sc; December,
| 12kc; May, 742c; macaroni, No. j, 6S5sc; No. :,
C67sc. Oats-December. on track and TO arrive,
3lc;s May, 3l1kc.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-Wheat-December.
| 72l1c; May. 737sd74c; on track No. l hard, Toe;
| No. northern, I4c.
| MILWAUKEE,. Nov. A.-Barley firm; No. 2
66lkc; sample, 3Sq60c.
BOSTON. Nov. 24.-ISpecial Eggs firm at Csc
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RESENTED BY SOL MEYER
BROKERS' SUSPENSION FOLLOWED
BY HIS RESIGNATION.
Action of the Local stock Exchange
Condemned as UnjustfnabIe-
Prices of Securities.

The board of governors OF the Exchange
suspended Sol Meyer. of Meyer & Kiser.
for two weeks for IAN act detrimental to
the Exchange. namely. publicly rejecting
on the integrity of the transactions of this
Exchange" according to the notice OF Secre-
tary Todd. The immediate cause Of the
action was the bi-weekly letter of Meyer
& Kiser issued Saturday, which criticised
the Exchanges methods. Mr.. Meyer was
not present, nor was he notified there was
any charge against him. Consequently. when
he received official notice from Secretary
Todd, he answered as follows:
81 have your communication of this date.
notifying me that the board of governors
has suspended me for two weeks for an
act detrimental to the Exchange, namely.
publicly rejecting upon the integrity OF
the transactions on this Exchange
You, of course know that this action
has been taken without previous notice
of any kind TO me. and without giving me
an opportunity to be heard, and IL Is. there
fore, wholly unjustifable. / cannot imagine
i'm what manner L have offended, unless the
statements made In our weekly letter OF the
I'D inst have been adjudged detrimental
to the Exchange Those statements were
true and were made solely for the purpose
of fully informing our customers and the
general public about the facts concerning
transactions on the Exchange. IL I am
TO be tried and suspended I'm my absence
and without notice simply for telling the
truth, IL is time for me to sever my con-
nection with the Exchange. You will.
therefore. please present this letter as my
resignation, effective Immediately upon ex-
piration of my sentence"
Mr.. Meyer said yesterday that he regret
ted to take the step Indicated in the letter
but he was forced TO. There is abundant
material here he said, Ito make a sue
cessful Stock Exchange and fix true vaIua-
tions. The membership OF the present ex-
change is too limited and does not include
those whose large trades are sure to ffx
values"
change yesterday, that of 81 500 I'm Indian
apolis improvements at par. The QUOTA
lions given out by the exchange yesterday
were:
eSr0fstyc
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LOUISVILLE Nov. 24-Hens, Sc per ID; spring
chickens, SG11c; young ducks, 10c; young gum
cas-, SQSIko; old turkeys. 7gSc; young turkeys.
&c; geese, $6 per dozen.
NEW YORK Nov A-Poultry--Alive firmer.
Dressed firm; Western chickens, 12n14c; Western
fowls, 121eG13c: spring turkeys, 1741Sc.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. A-Poultry steady; chickens.
Sc; springs, $780, turkeys, 10lsc; ducks, uhc;
geese, 7lzc.
BOSTON. Nov. 24--tSpecial. 1.-The market for
poultry remains steady. Fowls 13c; springs. lac;
turkeys, lie.
CINCINNATI, Nov. A-Poultry firm; hens,
10c; springs. 13eilic; turkeys, 1oc.
CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-Iced poultry firm: chick
ems, 9al1hc; turkeys, 11G14c.
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OILS.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 24-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 5oNc. Resin Arm; A. b, e, d. 81
K $255; NJ So: n, $3.50; window glass. 1915;
water white, 4.i5.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-Petroleum firm; refined
at New York, 1900; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
7.s5c; Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk. 5-Soc-
Rosin firm. Spirits of turpentine steady.
OIL CITY, Nov. 24.-Credit balances. s1.39
certificates no sale; shipments. 81, $50 bris:
age. 49, 29 brls; runs. Bs.<s2 bris; average. ISL
brls.
WILMINGTON, Nov 24.-Sprits of turpentine
firm at 5O1zc. Rosn firm at 81. 256D130. Crude
turpentne firm at s1.75 TO s.. Tar firm at s1.5O.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 24.-Crude petroleum
strong: North Lima, $l.0l; South Lima and In
diana, &c.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 24.-Spirits OF turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
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leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour dull
and steady. No. spring wheat 741k@751sc; No.
3. 72q7s1sc; No. red, 747tm751zc. No. 2 corn,
5S&c; No. 2 yellow 53ssc. No. oats, Sl5sc: No.
white, 31Ad34c. No. rye, 49%d5Oc. Good
feeding barley. S563sc; fair to choice mailing,
4495sc. No. faxseed. sL15; No. Northwest
ern, s1.H Prime timothy seed, $3.50. Clover
contract grade, $1,000 Mess pork per brl, SIG sly
oil. Lard per 100 lbs s1067hG1070. Short-rib
sides Qoose), s9d9.25; dry sailed shoulders
boxed. sss71sa9.59; short clear sides (boxed),
$9.50d9.75.
Receipts-Flour, 20. 500 brls; wheat, go 800 bu:
corn 215 900 bu oats 245, 400 bu; rye, 49, 800 bu
barley, 75,700 bu. Shpments-Flour, 235e0 brls;
blu: rye. LOO blu; barley. o. 200 blu.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4@5
per cent; time loans, Sac per cent Clear
ings, 81, 261, BAL; balances, $S56,3O9.tS.
NEW YORK-Call money firmer at per
cent closing at 4. Time money easy; sixty
days per cent; ninety days, 512G6; SIX
months, 515. Prime mercantile paper, 5isa6
per cent. Sterling exchange strong; actual
business in bankers bills. $4.G.25 for de-
mand, $4s3625 for sixty days; posted rates,
s4.S46I4 S41a ard $4SS: commercial bills, Si.o3q
1880. Clearings. $135. 4790n; balances, so,-
SEQ, ia.
CHICAGO-New York exchange, 2oc dis
count Sterling exchange, &S4h for sixty
days, A.SS demand. Clearings, SZ',S4S,-
961: balances, S2,306,026.
BOSTON.-Clearings $l6,652, 223; balances,
H.17,917.
PHILADELPHIA-M per cent.
Clearings, s14451, 1926; balances, $2,4Il,9O3
Weekly bank statement:
Loans and discounts, decrease. $4,000
Lawful money reserve, increase. -. 1,z6I,VO
Due from other banks, decrease. 6l5,0OO
Due to other banks decrease. ....... IzS.V0O
Deposits, increase. -.......-..--........ 'oo'VVV
ST. LOUIS-Money steady at 5G6 per
cent. New York exchange, zoe premium
Clearings, S9,2S4, ISL; balances, SSo9,l29
BALTIMORE.-Mon per cent. Clear
ings, 3,242, 497; balances, S4S2.113.
CINCINNATI--Mo Sac per cent. New
York exchange par. Clearings, S,lSS,loo.
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Hogs-Receipts $500: shipments. 500. The re-
eeipts OF hogs not quite large a week
ago but a little larger than year ago and
about as large expected at this time in the
week The quality generally was probably fully
a. good as al the close OF last week. The mar
ket opened with packers and shippers in the
faeld and with fair competition the supply from
the start was selling readily enough but prices
were rather irregular The market for light
hogs was showing very little II any change COM
pared with last Saturday hut heavier grades
were salabls usually at advance OF at least
&c I'm prices. and In extreme cases there
Zoe gain. After the principal shipping orders
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Visible SUPPLIES of Grain.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The visible supply
of grain on saturday, Nov. q, as complied
by the New York Produce Exchange, was
as follows: Wheat, Al, 49, 900 bu an in
crease of S,6S9.00O; corn, 2,lS7O00 bu, an in
crease of $4,000 oats, 7.057.0O0 blu, de-
crease of 51i.0c0; rye, 1,15i,OOO blu, an in
crease of 111.Oc0; barley, 3,6l5,00O bu, a de-
crease of 7SOOO
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LONDON.-Money, 2ha3 per cent; dis
counts, 3 11-16d3A and 324. Consols, $3.50
92 Isle. Spanish fours, So.
RIS-Three-per-cent. rents, 99f 92c for
the account. Exchange on London, 2of 311zc
for checks. Spanish fours, S3Ss.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. A.-Cotton firm. Sales.
1850 bales. Ordinary, 11-l6c; good ordinary,
S-i6c low middling, 7izc; middling Sc: good
middling S T-l6c; midding fair, slsc. Receipts,
20 l2e bales stock 347. 723 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. A.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet and 10 points higher: middling uplands,
S6Oc; middling gulf, S.s5c Sales, 100 bales.
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Building Permits.

I NJ la Toilette. repairs, 1923 Ashland
$3.50.
n w Sedrert. cottage. 1926 Holloway, $3.50
E T Pretton. repairs 1921 Kenwood. s175
T NJ Pogue, cottage. 2929 North Senate, 1915