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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-07
MARKET WAS QUIET
U. 5. Steel Touches Low Point but
Doesn't Go Below Yesterdays
Figures.
Price Changes Generally Small and
Mixed-Bank Statement Sat-
isfactory.

New York Nov 7.-Opening sales of
United States Steel preferred were Of
1000 shares at 52h and 52A, compared
with $685. last night. The price subse-
quently ran off on light offerings to 52,yes-
terday's low record, and then reacted a.
fraction. The common stock opened lin-
changed on the sale Of 1900 shares and
then sagged slightly and the second bonds
opened UP A.. There was q drop of rs in
United Railway Investment preferred.
Otherwise the price changes were very
narrow and mixed and trading was on
small scale.
The railroad list became rather heavy
and rallied very feebly when the decline
IN United States Steel preferred was
checked. The stock made full recovery
but soon reacted to below So while the
common held well. Locomotive preferred,
Tennessee Coal and Colorado Fuel scored
sympathetic losses of 1@1h. National
Enamelling lost 31a and American Mailing
preferred improved 2 points.
!, slow hardening Of prices was accentu
ated by the bank statement, the large de-
clines in loans offsetting the decline in
cash which was about equal to estimates.
Gains reach I to1h in Kansas & Texas.
the Eries,t Northwestern, Republic Steel
preferred. Metropolitan Securities and
Realty preferred. Butterick Publishing ad-
| vanced 211s: Union Bag lost 1ss, Sloss-
Sheffield Steel a point and Chicago &
Eastern Illinois certificates 2 United
States Steel preferred and Amalgamated
rose similarly above last night in the final
dealings and the closing was firm and
moderately active.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson 8 Co., brokers. Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid.
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srArE eRA1N 1NspEcr1oN. NOV. 8.

Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. / northern, 81; No northern, 50; No. 8.
49, rejected. 49, no grade 10.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
eIn, 8; No: northern, s5; No. 8, 80; rejected,
49, no gradeg 81. sss
Minneapolis & st. Leus-No. / northern. p;
No. northern. 8; No. g. n; no grade, 6.
500 Line-No. / northern, s; No. northern.
%; No. 8, IS; rejected, IA; no grade, g..
Northern Pacifc-No. northern. 6; No. 2
northern, 10: No. 3, 8; rejected 2; no grade. l..
Chicago St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha-No.
/ northern, 2; No. northern, %; No. g. ID: re-
jected 81; no grade, 25.
Totals-No. ! northern, 81; No. 2 northern,
159; No. 8. 1A; rejected. SO; no grade. 72.
Other Grains-No. macaroni wheat. 3 cars;
rejected mscaroni wheat, 4, no grade macaroni
wheat, |; No. winter wheat, 8; No. 3 winter
wheat, AZ; rejected winter wheat, %; no grade
winter wheat, 1; No. s corn, 8; No. 5 corn, L;
No. white oats, 1; No. 3 white oats, 80; No.
4 white oats, "a; No. oats, "a; no grade oats,
8; No. rye, s; No. 8 rye, 3; no grade rye, L;
No. barley, i; No 4 barley, "a; No. 5 barley,
81; no grade barley. 8; No. northwestern fax,
8; No. fax, %; rejected fax, So
Cars Inspected Out-No. northern wheat, 81
No. northern wheat, ~: No. 8 wheat, 10; re.
jected wheat. l; no grade wheat, %; macaroni
wheat, 4: No winter wheat, s; No. 3 white
corn, i; No. white oats. Ss: No. white oats
81 No. 3 oats, l. no grade oats, 4; No. 4 barley,
2; No. barley. So; no grade barley, IL; No. z
rye, l; no grade rye, l; No. l fax, 6; rejected
fax, 1.
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WHEAT FALLS BACK A PEG TO CLOSE The WEEK
Good Weather and Fair Receipts
with Prospects Of More to
Come.
clearances Large and Total Primary
Receipts Still Under Last
Year.
Trade Quiet and the Market Still
Narrow-Rain for Sun
day.

= T.
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, Nov.
Wheat turned weaker to-day and sold
off a little to close the week, December
closing at 1885 GQ7S12c. May at 1874 @ISssc,
and July at 7Sa@7sHc Valentine was
in the Duluth market and was reported to
have bought heavily, one message making
his purchases five cargoes to go from Dur
luth to Chicago. The weather Is good and
the only rainfall shown on the map Is a
trace at Chicago. Temperatures are sea-
sonable, somewhat lower in the Ohio VAL
ley. The conditions continue very favor
able for the grain movement and the
weather is also favorable for drying the
corn There are no indications of any
speedy break in the fine weather. Min
neapolis received SAT cars against loo ana
Duluth 42S against 222. Chicago had 95
cars against 2S3. Kansas City $4,000 bu
against 6S. OOO and ST. Louis $4,000
against 17S00O. Primary receipts were
4 ,30S, 900 bu against 1.614.00O and ship
nents So, 900 against $4,000. Wheat and
flour clearances, 597, 900 blu.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT AND CORN ARE EASIER-oATs RE.
MAIN ABOUT STEADY.

Chicago, Nov Local traders who had prof
its in Sight were liberal sellers Of December
wheat at the start to-day aud opening prices
Xe5s easier nseamssr being down , shade
mand early in the session and. with outside mar
still further, December selling of to 7sNc
Covering by shorts, however, soon caused a
receipts Of e75 cars, which, With local receipts
Of e5. cars--two of contract grade-made the
total receipts for the three points Of 1910 cars
against aha , io52 last week and LIS year ago.
market again turned weak on heavy realizing
and closing prices were near the! bottom, De-
ce G'oss being S@he lover at 1885,
7s az Y%esy :,; fs#SszssS s. 5ss!y
s1@e2c;. No. hard winter, 1910; No. 8 hard
1 9ortheTn spring a1ssf s2 No spring 1s@sle
There was some profit tsKing IL December and
commission house also had had some for sale
but the volume OF business was only moderate.
DECEMBER opened a shade to, Nc to Ac lower at
4 assi to ;c and 3d. sold Of Later c
Close ern-No.ember 44c;: December, Az
eash co May ash a4 eal a4nNly 4Sc ~
@A5ac. The close was steady with December
Oats We're affected by the weakness in other
grains n but prices showed less inclination to de-
| sure, local traders appearing to favor tie bull
Side OF the market. December opened &c low
| er at $3.50 and held steady at the opening fie.
ureg Local receipts We're 279 cars.
@s5%c: May, selsc:s July. s4%e. l'''''' % =
TIE following was tie range e Of e priees:
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THE CASH TRADE
YAIR GENERAL DEMAND-RECEIPTs MOI
ERATE-PRICEs CLOSE FIRM.


ERATE-PRICEs CLOSE FIRM
FLAX-There was fair general demand for NO
seed and for rejected as well.
Minneapolis received 81 cars against 20 last
year, and shipped IS. Duluth received rs cars
Closing prices: apolis--Cash. exc: to
arrive, o21sc: November. 921sc; December. e21sc:
oATs-No white closed at 881ac. Receipts.
81 cars; shipments, 63
CORN-Receipts. cars; shipments, cars.
Nc. 3 yellow closed at 44c.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal ana
cracked corn in sacks, sacks extra, $3.50; NO /
ground feed % corn and Ia oats. sO-lb sacks
sacks extra, SIT: No. ground feed. q corn ana
Is oats 15-lb sacks, sacks extra. SIT 90: NO. ;
ground feed, 1-a corn and % oats 76-lb sacks
sacks extra, S1s.
MILLsTUFFS-The market holds steady at un-
changed prices. There Is good demand re-
ported for all grades Bran in bulk, 1S3 &
shorts in bulk $14; -four middlings In bulk. $lSl
red dog, $50. all o b in Minneapolis; in sW-lb
sacks, ST. so rer ton additional. Shipments, 200
RYE-The market was firm and No. rye
closed at 81 &c. Receipts, IS cars: shipments.
cars.
BARLEY-Feed grades quoted at ss@45c
mailing grades. 45@54c. Receipts "a cars
I shipments. 43 cars.
HAY-Prices n little lower on all grades. Tim
othy, choice 50 50d1O: timothy, No l.. SEQ
$50: timothy, No 2, s7.50@s; timothy, No. s
/ ST. upland, No. 2, ST. upland, No. 8, S6@6. SO
/ rye straw, S6@6.50; wheat and oat straw. Sc.
7 Receipts 33 tons; shipments 3S tons.
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&C 5;le; money, s@sss. The. rate Of discount
cent The rate Of discount In the open market
for three months bills is 3 lE.16014 per cent. p.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
REVISION OF PRICES PUTS PATENTS
T rrTr z TOWER

Prices were revised this morning and patents
sre quoted moderately lower. There is q slight
ly less active market and demand to-day was re-
ported moderate on both high grades and low
grades. Foreign inquiry is fair but the actual
business entered Is not heavy.
Shipments, "a, $50 barrels.
First patents are quoted $4.6o@4. 90; second
patents S440I4 so: first clears, SIS. 4013oO;
second clears, So. 40Q2.50.
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MONEY REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ito. days statement
exclusive q the sipooeoooo gold reserve IN
bsSee sea
silver, $iao5s,25o; United States notes, 1925:
5snk netss ssS t5s aps
81 ,77e,s40; total receipts this month, s1ooss.-
322; total receipts this year Szoo, 4s5.So7 total
this say total
s ssS yssf $2e1 deposits in national
sEW ToRk
and Il sedy
nls pg ps & and S,4 3s@z
Mexican dollars 45c. Government bonds, STEADY.
Railroad bonds, irregular.
he per esn 90
on London IS francs, 1914 centinnes for checks.
NEW YORK. Nov. THE statement Of ay-
for five days of this week show: Loans, $780,
100 decrease, $l7.57I 800; .circulation, s45,
SPECIE tenosI
eoo decrease. $5.247,ooo; reserve. sop 405. 400.
decrease, ss,272, 900; reserve required. s217.-
s1zsss. TO decrease, s4,sSs,sSs s uep'si'''
NEW YORK Nov ltaese Money on call,
per cent for ali dates
s5sss ss ss
change, selling rate, ioc premium buying rate,
SOC discount; London sixty sight documentary,
Fi LONDON, NOV. THE Withdrawals of bull
loon from the Bank Of England to-day were
E250,oO0 for shipment to, Egypt, and G1000c
marks asss pigs for checks eeEs,'e : n'0l' {
ST. PAUL. Nov. 7.-Clearings, $1,O43, s11 30
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

rs, d & T.
DULUTH GRAIN, Nov. Wheat was hrmer
and higher early, but declined to q close &c
close at 75A May was unchanged from
Friday. making it now 2ssc over. n
Valentine of Armour & Co.. wac here to-day
and thru his brokers bought about 800, 900 bu
cash wheat for Chicago Shipment. It IL esti-
mated that Armour has bought here so far for
Chicago shipment more than ], 500, 600 bu only
a small part of which is shipped The east Is
good buyer also, but the export demand Is very
poor.
Flax TO-DAY, was 1sc up except for May. It
was dull and featureless. 4.
No NORTHERN; DAG, 22s: oats s IL 4; harley, So;
track, all grains, 4e0.
Close: Wheat, cash No. ]. hard. s1Ac; No. /
,4c; A.aearoaai SIC to soc; December. 5sgc:
May. s71 oats a477ssc; rye, 5s1sc. 3
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS, Nov.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 55c; May, 551ac. Flax
cash. Northwestern, BIC; southwestern. 9oc: De-
cember, 90c; May. 951 &c.; November. go. Tiino-
thy December; s295: January, So: March $s.16.
DC. ~ ~ 8
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Nov. 7.-Consols
Anaconda, sl4 Atchison. 6eA .Atchison pfd,
'e2h; Baltimore & Ohio. 7s1A Canadian Pacific.
Western. ISL Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul,
142A; DeBeers, 20: Denver & Rio Grande. 1871;
Erie LIST pfd 6sK !; Erie Cd pfd; 4s1s Illinois
Central, 1875; Louisville & Nashville, 1881 !;
Missouri. Kansas & Texas, Il; New York Cen
& Western pfd. SO: Ontario G. Western. 20N /;
Psnnsylyania, Rand 81 Mines s1s Reading Ing
Southern Railway 1885 Southern Railway pfd.
rs: Southern Pacific, 4SN Union Pacific, TAM
Union Pacific pfd, SO; United States Steel,
liz United States Steel pfd, soy; Wabash;
1914; Wabash pfd, "a. Bar silver. steady,
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Nov 2 p M
Receipts of cattle at this point during the past
a ssa OF
stSszsa n @ i
ae;1sss 4sessa,sss tpis sss4
have been. The opening market on Monday
vas vas slow and drsggi9g and prices ruled 1o@
the seasr tine 81
been general weakness to the trade. At the
close Of the week the market was not consid-
cred any better than the close Of Last Quite
In the week and the de- dealers have managed to
fN fsS 99d he sRs assen
be fed over the Week end The heavier Weight
essss eS atef Mon
day the receipts ran mostly to the lighter
eecksr and gearing
sssa sss -: ~
ne SHARE s s ssers "
sold to the outside trade and there has Been ia an
eng o tie hsfs sr s tie
from s. :4o@1:so. The bull market has shown "
lt 5 change from last week selling from s17s
re Offerings u range feeders this week
aatliy nee.ai cars q Westerns were re-
sed front N s Saasa malt were that
smaller hen Of the th
but II sym
ths week. os
bene nothing of very good nature offered either
at ea
hea5y s week and ees t.
IS sssR yss' :
DECLINE Of 1oise Monday e! The sn wa
this market indicates big demand, for hogs and
te present te The cost q EGGS
Sioux City has bee. higher than the packers
droyes have sold fer THIS week; More hogs ase
there is money IN them at ths Present priees
Heavier ruas are fer y re near
s dr ptseS a'e n.y. = euos
1eo hogs $685. 90 ,,s 81
s 1g 90 a1s lbs "a
csttieste sn Sales: II, be s1 24o lbs,
$27s:s 10 stoekers, 7se lbs, $3.50; 81 stoekers.
IS s5:us yeariines. 60 lbs. So. s.
s1.''' . : ti's So - -,
SOUTH OMAHA iaa. LIVE STOCK, Nev:. Cat
sfa stsss ssS go ass ssis
ana aasagss market strong to Sc
nlgher 4oSg 81 pigs
oush er sdsee slow .b.. son
a.ss: lambs ST. SIS .tat so0' s1ea1
KANSAS cry - 1--we sToex M -.
tlsReessatpgtas l 90 market unchanged; native
stSsss sS, oe Reg: IsAans, cows and
% ana 1eeaers, Sz
aogs.hecelpIs, guy; market steady to
strong; heayZ 90. packers, 4.s5@5o5;
sheenRssein{. p,gs.
lambs s.. So so0s,2o.
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L1vERPooL GRAIN. Nov. .7..-.Nrbaot 80.
steady; No. red western winter. es1 Cd: No
northern spring, no stock futures quiet: Deem
Peas. Canadian: quiet s. Sd. : Corn, spot auiet:
american mixed. as Lid: futures, dull: Deem
Der. 4s I'D; January As 4 =
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and feeders s2@415: cows, s1@sso; heifers.
$2@4.75;. Gamers, $1@225; bulls. S1.I5@420
calves. s2@7.25: Texas fed steers, ss@s.5o:
Hogs-Reeeipts to-day, 1000: Monday, 80, 900;
stronger; mixed and butchers. s4.s5@5.25: good
to choice, heavy, S4s5@5.1e; rough heavy.
s. 4o@4.so; light, s4.7o@S.2o; bulk of sales.
$4.7u@5.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep. firm; lambs.
steady; good to choice weathers, S3.4O@3s5;
fair to choice mixed. s2.so@3 80; western sheep,
$2@3.5o; native lambs, $3.5o@5.75; western
lambs, $5.50@5.15.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Nov. Cattle.
receipts, 400. including 20 oTe1ans;. market
feeders. 50. 2oa3.75; COWS and heifers. s225@
45o; Texas steers, So, So@3 40; cows and heifers.
81. S0@240.
Hogs. receipts. $500; market strong to LOG
higher; pigs and lights, $490@5.25: packers,
$4.65@ 5.15; butchers and best heavy, s4.s5@
5.25.
Sheep, receipts 100; market steady; natives,
$3@3.6o; lambs, 50. 5oM5.25.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, Nov r.
Lead, steady, unchanged; copper, steady, $3.50.
NEW YORK OIL, Nov. Petroleum, firm;
refined, all ports, 9.25@9.3oc.
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Prices big Sc higher Receipts liberal. Az
erage quality ally about the same as yesterday. Tops
to $40: common to good heavy hogs are. qufl-
able from S4.2o to S4.75; fair mixed from 81 SO
to $50; geod to choice butchers and light hogs
Hogs-17, s51 lbs. s4.ao: As. s1sea lbs. 81 90:
e. e. 1 81 lbs a. s. So lbs 3d. Isl
l6, 173 lbs. s4.6o; IS, 3s1 lbs, $4.15; 20 ssS
1es, 81 $a5g; 49, 3os lbs s445 TO- Sos lbs 4o
s.. s.; 2se lbs, 3d. $50 lbs, s4a5; 8, $50
fps asasrV g iss s. So aes lbs s426; 49,
s 8; 9gss, and = Boars.1 !. 400 lbs ss.75.
in prces from gh6 No change
to medium killing steers and COW stun, &c to
2ss Sg s snsn ss shIy ss5
time this season. :. -
sqtt ISs s aad esns s n 60
f. e &c = lbs, s14o; s, 7s5 lbs, sL75:, 3 s15
Butcher BULLS, go lbs s1.75;1, j, 800 his
Veal Calyesz2, $50 lbs, So; 3, 1903 lbs, SO SO.
i aao sssens s5 s'ss u.s. 'ss lbs sasS'
IS sac sss ls ssa f:sGss S. 5s IS :,
Mich MIC COWS cs,t aa go sprngers1 COW calf $50
tirely OF 12.car lot Of western feeders. Market
on killing grades quiet at steady prices with
slow. "
Sales: 90 lambs. 70 lbs, 81: "a ewes. lis lbs
Among the shippers on the market were: a
J. Galagan, Eiysian; J. Littel, Kenyon: f. Glib
| bons, Mantorville; T.. NJ. Weston Walthom. Ier
Esser. Eilendale; Maiden Rock L.. S. Co, Nader
Rock, Wis; - Is Aauseh. Howard Lake. Albet
North Wisconsin Junction, Wis; Il. Giistad
Deer Park, Wis; e. J. Goethe, Carver; RYAN &
Co.. Dowald s. H, Waterville; Christophersor
& s., Manchester; Woolery s. Strong, Gilmore
e. Arnold, Courtland; Henderson T. s. Co. Hen
derson; $. =. Pettis, st. Peter; G.. A. McCon
nell, ). G. Morrison. Donovan & Donovan, Bell,
PLANE.
I CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Nov. 7.--Cattle-
Reeeipts, 200; steady; good to prime steers
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NEW York PRODUCE, Nov 7.--Butter. re.
ceipts Z, 716 pkgs; steady to firm; extra cream
cry cry 2aasc, creamery, common to choice 1e@22c:
pkgs; quiet; state full cream fancy small col
ored September. 111ac; October; lie: small
white September, 111ac; October, lie; large
colered September. 11hc; October, lie: large
white September. 111ac; October lie. Eggs. re-
yania fancy mixed 29@3oc; western tirsts, 2T@
Csc; western thirds to seconds, 81 026c; re-
frigerated, 19@22c. -.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Nov 7-Butter-Easy !;
creameries, 15@2lhc; diaries, 14@1s5sc: Eggs
Cheese-:Easy; diaries. 1o1a @l0alc; twins. Loo;
Young Americas, lie. Live Poultry-Steady to
FIRM f6n tgIkeys 12e; chickens 81 Csc; springs,
81 @61ac.
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for the day By loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, g; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 4;
Minneapolis & st. Louis, A; Chicago st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha, 10: Great Northern. 1 !;
Northern Pacific, 10; Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, l. Wisconsin Central, 1; 500 Line, l.;
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, 1. Total 81
Disposition of stock, Friday, Nov. g.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Saturday, Nov. 7.-Butter, firm. Egss,
steady. Poultry, sstesdy. Veal, steady.

ss snts;: gI lp ..sss
asiiies seconds. e; pael ds stock. s@ise;;
e.sss sss 1sa sss
24c; country held, cases included, 15@l8c; dir
$40 per cs IS for eandsa seconds ara
e eRsfss psid Apr LOIS
CHEESE Twins or fats fancy, 121Ac; twins
slleR 49, bsief No. fsaeS sa1es brsf
Swiss blosR lSc IS Swiss 81 Na eu = so *
LIVE tT.l tIi large, tat 1910
large, &c; hens, small, &c; chickens. ROSTERS
DC; springs, Dc; ducks, young, white, IOc; ducks
young, acolored, &c; ducks. old, 7c; geese, fat
DRESSED MEATs--veal, fancy. uer lb. 71sa
&c: iair to good, 6h@7c: small, overweight, So
and me ea4c; hogs. heavy, e. 49, ts4'
45s n;eI g. medium to large Sc; small
5GABBAGE-Per. crate, $1.50. '.E7.5 E..5t
e ooP.o3TAToEs-White, per bu, car lots, sacked,
t oN1o 5Sss sfsFe b. p 1ec. ou' eSc'
pRGD PDAsF Fas pe yeI S &C. n.r !,
s aisss1?p MARIETTA slas; ss fancy S medium
BEANS--Quotation Include sacks: Fancy
hand picked $3.50; medium, fair. 81. rs: medium
mixed and dirty, 65090c; brown, fancy, S225:
e e,, fair to good SIS o@1. CO.,; Lima, Cali.
| APPLEs-Jonathans, per bril- &c. Kings. per
oIi, -$5. 20@375; Northern Spys. per bri Ss.25
ags. 90; ;:Wagaers, per bril- So 25@s. 3d. Greenfpgs
per PEI, brl, $3.25; BaldWins, per brl $3.2563.5O'
nsl ma g Sweets zs per bril- $780, choice cooking
| ORANGES alencias,, all sizes, *s4. Is: Mexi
cans, all sizes. box, $425; Floridas all sizes
LEMoNs-California fancy, as to size 81. 5r
@4.75; choice, S425; verdiIlis, as to size, $40:
SWEET RoIAroEs- brl. 81; Illinois
CRANBERRIEs--Late Howes brl, SO; Ter
seys, brl, $S@S.25; Jerseys, buz boxes s2.75
Wisconsin Bell and Bugle. $3.50; Wisconsin
Bell and Cherry. brl. $L75@s
1EARS-Eastern Kiefers, brl, S..
boxes, 1925. 49, . - - - -4 80
GRAPES concords, basket, 2ec: Catawba.
pony baskets, Zoe: Tokays, crates, $1.75: 70
kays double crates. S325; Connections, $1.75
| Malagas, key, $4.5O@550. fls%EG7.. -
HONEY.-New fancy white. lib: sections. lac
choice white. LIB sections, 12@13c; amber, Sc
goldenroq. 12c: extracted white, in barrels, Ga
&c; extracted amber. TIC. 4 :
| VEGETABLES-Wax beans, 1-3 bq, t75c; eg,
plant dog. $15o@2; radishes, doz punches, $50
20c; lettuce dog. 2oc; lettuce, heads, doz. soc
Hlaf; do., 25e; celery doz ESQ., new beets bu
c caaip. doz $l@l;2b; parsnips, bu, 75c
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Duluth reports two cargoes sold there this
morning c.. l. +. Buffalo. 7
Moore wired: The crowd went home long
last night They have sold out this morning.
Think wheat is purchase. '' 20
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Nov. 7.-Beef,
steady. Pork, steady. Lard, steady: prime
western steam,< $7.45. $500
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Nov -
Flour-Recetpts, 30, e51 brls; sales, 500 pkgs:
dull ll but steady Bnckwheat Flour Dull, So. 10
Wasats.Rseetpts, 1oS, 800 br; sales. 400 600 bu;
ing by December shorts; December, ss6sSssc:
May. g 9:l6@s2Ac. Ryer-steady; state and
+. o.. b adoat Corn Receipts, 20 $50 bu !:
sales, 1000 bg; quiet and barely steady being
December Sic: May 4s3kc : OATS acsints'
o; 0o0 bu; nominal: track white. 411s a45%e :
Close: SWheat-D December, s61bc Nav. eS3a.c1
Corn--Decemher, .5QXc: May. 411L 11dnSs = ~
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Nov Cat
tle-Reeeipts, 100; market steady; beet steers.
tern steers, $3@4.50; Texas steers, $2.75@3.60;
range cows and heifers, $2.2o@3.25; stockers
and feeders, $2.50@4.
Hogs-R Receipts. 1890; market strong to &c
higher; heavy; So 5@4.75; pigs, S4.75@4. IS;
bulk Of sales, S4.70@4.80.
sheepr-Receipts, 500; market slow; sheep, sea
335; lambs, $3T5@4.5o So. ft.
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GRAIN I'M REGULAR LOCAL E1EvAToRs.
PUTS AND CALLS

Puts-December wheat re.
Calls-December wheat, 1914 @7sssc.
Curb-December wheat. 7sA @7sssc.
Puts-May wheat, 7Sc.
Calls-May wheat, 7Sssc.
Curb-Aiay wheat, 7sx @7s5lc.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Nov. 7.-Cattle-
seeeipts, 200; steady; good to prime steers
$3.50; poor to medium $3.5o@i.75; stockers