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The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11
Settles the Mastery.
WHY BEAUTIFUL PLAN
OF KUR0PATKIN FAILED.
Continued from First Page.

front and the retreat from Yentai be-
gan. and continued the rest of Sept.
3, the Russians reaching Shakhe, Sept.
4.
The losses on both sides. from Aug.
&c to Sept. 5. are estimated at 10000
to 10000 killed or wounded Many of
the killed and wounded were left be-
hind in the Chinese corn.
The Japanese are experiencing great
difficulty in bringing up supplies Of am
munition.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11
OBITUARY.


Wis Jnmcs GnskIn, NnshviIle.
Nashville. Ca, Sept. lO.-Mrs.
James Gaskiu died at Massee last
night after an illners OF a few weeks.
She was member Of large and
influential family The interment was
A. old Empire Church, south Of NASH
vile, this afternoon. Mr. Gaskln.
husband az the aegeassd Y b0oilkcopor
fot the Masneo-Felton LunBrr Corr
pang.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11
WILL SUE ON NOTES.
First National Bank OF Macon
Wants TO Get 100000.

Wants to Get 100000.
Macon. Ca. Sept. 1O.-There was
filed in the United States Court to-
day, by Receiver w. ]. Butler. of the
First National Bank. a suit on two
notes. aggregating $4,000 the paper
having been executed by the Acme
Brewing Company. of Macon, to /. c.
Plants bank and Endorsed in blank.
The notes came into possession Of the
First National witk notice of the in
soivency of the private hank, it is
claimed. and for this reason it is said
the company viii file a plea of set
of
The receiver is trying to convert the
assets Of the First National into money.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11

Miss Passay II overheard that
young professor complimenting upon
my classical features" Miss Peppery-
Yes. He was telling me that he al
ways preferred classical things be
cause Of their very antiquity. Phil
adelDhia Press
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11

Ernest Wilder Clarke. the son Of
William aslier Clarke. aid-de-camp
70 Gov. Bates u Massachusetts has
been appointed hy The Panama canal
commission ~ engineer M charge of
the sewerage and WafcrWOrka 90 Do
constructed Az the city of Colon Pan
anna, Clarke "a ~ years old.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11
Many Households
Regard Pe-ru-na
as Their Family
Medicine.

Is no other internal catarrh remedy
That has proven effective in all cases.
Pe-fu-na Cannot Be Initiated.
Some things may be successfully inoi-
tated, but Peruna cannot be. Every one
purchasing Peruna should look out
for limitations. Examine each package
carefully. II you have ever used Peru
ma or if you have ever tasted it, you
are not in the slightest danger of be-
ing misled by these limitations, but all
those beginning the use of Peruna
should beware.
Believe no one who tells you that he
has a remedy that is making the
same cures that Peruna is making.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11

make application for articles of incor-
poration as THE d. D. Swartley Mer
camille Company"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11

roki is now in the hills to the east of
here.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11
OVER 10000 JAPANESE
KILLED OR WOUNDED

T'ins'as. Sept 70. 9 p ma Jap
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11

Perllna operates
i m m e d i attely to
s t r e n g t h en- the
nerves and give
tone to the mucous
membranes. There
The Savannah morning news., 1904-09-11
STORY OF FIGHT
AT LAO YANG

Continued from First Page.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-17
Potatoes. onions and Vegetables.

Previous conditions prevailed in the market
for river Potatoes and stocks were steadily
accumulating. Salinas Burbanks ruled firm
at previous prices under a good demand for
local consumption. A fresh car of Sweet Po-
tatoes came in and was readily marketed at
Sdc per Genital Onions firm at full
feezes, ofterirgs being limited and the de-
n.and brisk.
Green Peas and all kinds Of Beans were in
limited supply and firm at good prices Fresh
arrivals OF Egg Plant were light, and as old
stock cleaned up prices advanced sharply.
Tomatoes were hrnn for good stock. with occa-
sional sales reported at 81 per box. while poor
lots continued to drag The other vegetables
were generally In good supply and weak
OTATOES-Burbanks from the river. +01
csc per ctl: Salinas Burbanks 81 1901 35 per
ctl; River Reds e0Q70c per ctl; Sweet Pota-
toes S5c per cti.
ONIONS-s1 T5d2 per ctl
NEGETABLES-GreeD Peas 5d6c per ID:
String Beans, 3G4c per III; Wax Beans 4d5c
per 10: Lima Beans 4d5c per 10. Tomatoes,
40dS5c per box; Summer Squash, SIGI 25 per
box: Cabbage. Coo per ctl Carrots, 75c per
sack; Cucumbers, 25fi50c per box; Garlic. AZ
csc per ID; Egg Plant. s1G1 % per box: Dried
Peppers. nominal; Green Peppers 25a40c per
box; Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash 500
IL per ton for round lots.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 16-2 D. m
UNITED STATES BONDS
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New York Stock Market.

Nrw- WORK Nov 1e-Vsiues Of securities
showed themselves sensitive to-day 70 the re-
uep-ed uneasiness IN London over the report
.f friction in the negotiations between Russia
and Great Britain over the North Ses trouble
ty the news of hostile coLislon on Lhe AZ
Ehauistan frontier. But the special sensitive
ness ~ the New York stock market 70 these
rather remote factors was propao4y uue more
10 tho fact that the gradual restoration OF
teeEr phc facilities 10 outside centers laheo
% bring in the expected accumulation OF buy
ing which has been obstrueted ell week There
at ne opening. but the supporting tactics be
came larzuis when the lightness OF the in
creased buying orders vas perceived fairly
ao-e-sI -.srrion followed The later improve
rnen- III London sentiment and the termination
cf the DAYS business for account OF that cap
ira1 rpened the way for recoveries in the later
market and there were a number Of aggres-
Etae4s --ronE= features qeNslopeo 70 help on
rhe rally. besides the violent movements in OBJ
eclre srerfalries which continued IN evidence.
uirl rather dubious effect IN speculative sen
-inenr - . whole The action Of stocks which
were the subjects Qf good news announce
meuts was eepeeially dlsappointins N tae
early reaction. The advance in the price of
steel bllers q 81 50 per ton increased the
selling pressure on United states Steel and
some ~ the other steel industries with re-
& new rule for observance by professional trad
ers iu Wau street 90 sell on good news. But
the recent abeorptive power Of the market has
taught the dealers 10 expect the accomplish
rnent Of such selling without making much
impression prices. The cancels Of over
p million dollars of the intended gold ship
q this was re-engagec later in the day The
foreign trades statement tOr October showed
3 decline % over s. eo00V0 in the balance
in our favor compared with last October. But
an increase iu total value q exports of over
- 0OC oO0 with the value of domestic eX-
ports alone lower hy nearly $1,000. COO than
iast October indicate growth = exports OF
manufactures Of about sI2. .OO0. COO. IN which
the eNrraordinary movement Of copper pre-
sumshly figures. The feature q strength in
the market was Amalgamated Copper. the To-
cal fractions and the subsidiary Pennsylvania
stocks. They failed 20 sustain prices at the
late recovery. and the market closed easy
with some stocks al the lowest OF the day.
Rock Island bonds were active and strong
bur come 81 the other active speculative is
sues were well maintained. Total sales.
sl.505 COO
Ln-tea s-a-es hnras were UNCHANGED on call
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PORK-Dressed Hogs. 6dsc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
General Merchandise

BAGS-Graln Bags. s595 25; San Quentin,
81 so Wool Bags. 3oQ32c: Fleece Twine. Tlsc.
nngton, s.; Seattle. ss so: Bryant Sc so:
Beaver Hin S5 so: Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay.
bulk and Sl4 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania An
thracite Egg S14: Welsh Anthracite Egg S13;
Welsh Lump sll 80; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke,
s11 50G13 per ton in bulk and SIS In sacks:
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS 80 per short
ton.
OII.@Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add ado f 5G R.sed aF Sle m pr Eai9n I for beiSd srd
Bakers AA, cases 81 l0G1 p; Lucol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut. cases.
C56iS0c per gallon: Cocoanut Oil in barrels
5sc for Ceylon and soc for Australian: extra
bIeached winter Sperm Oil CSC: natural winter
Sperm OIL 63c extra bleachsd winter Whale
strained i ned Lard Oil 75c No Lard Oil. Csc; csc;
pure Neatsfoot Oil T3c; No. 1 Neatsfoot OH
t0c, salmon OIL. Sac; boiled Fish OIL. SIC: raw
Fish OIL 35c: boiled Paint Oil G3c: raw Paint
OIL 31c
13c; Pearl oil in cases. 10iac; Astral 19I5c:
star. 19Ac; Extra Star. 22ihc; Elaine 26c:
Esceue. 81 l5c Deodorized Stove Gasoline, In
ISc: in cases. 19l%c: Sc degree Gasoline in
bulk. 25e; In ases, Bic.
TTRPENTINE-Slc per gallon in cases and
T5e in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead TAa
rae per lb: White Lead, Th9T%c. according
sTGAR2The western Sugar Refining com
pauy quotes as follows per ID. IN 1oo-lb bags:
Cubes A crushed and Fine Crushed 25c:
Powdered 6.10e; Candy GranuIated 6.1Cc Dry
Granu'ated fine &c: Dry Granula,ed coarse
&C: Fruit Granulatsd &c; Rect Granulated
600 ID bags only) 5.D0c: Confectioners' A &c:
Magnolia A. 5-cOe. Extra C 5.50c: Golden r.
= 4Cc: p 5-30c: barrels. 10c more. haIr
barrels. &c more; boxes. SOC more: 5o-lb bags
1oc more for All kinds Tahlets-Halt barrels.
650e; boxes. G.T5c; H. & E. Crystal Dominos
&c per lh. No orders taken for less than sew
enty- five barrels or its equivalent
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WOODAIEN SEARCHING FOR
MISSING KANSAS MAN
Edgar c. Anderes, Who Came Here
During Grand Army Encampment,
DisaDpears MYsteriOuslY.

The Modern WOOdmen Of America
are making heroic efforts to locate one
Edgar c. Anderes of Argentine. Kans..
who is supposed to have disappeared
in this city during the Grand Army
Encampment last year. Anderes ar
rived here and intended TO sail for
Australia a few days later. He wrote
to his brother in the Kansas town TO
that effect and then strangely dropped
from sight.
Anderes was % years old, 5 feet 10
inches in height and weighed about
10 pounds. He was of dark COM
plexion and OF rather striking appear
ance- He was a prominent member
os the Modern WOOdmen Of America
and a man Of apparently good habits.
His relatives have been striving for
more than a year to locate him and
fear he has met with foul play.
o. L. Anderes, brother OF the miss
ing man. notified Chief Of Police Witt
man of this city shortly after the
young mans disappearance, but the
Chief could not get a single clew that
would help trace the missing man. W.
] Elliott. whose Office is in the Emma
Spreckels building, has been making a
search for Anderes in behalf of the
Woodmen Of this city.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1G.-Before the opening in
the wheat pit to-day traders were greeted with
an otncial statement of the worlds shipments
ana OF The visible supply. Both totals being
was rather bearish Another factor contribut-
ing 10 the easier tone was a decline in ell for
elgn grain markets. Liverpool was down over
halt O cent Initial quotations on December were
May was &c lower to 1sc higher at 81 11%Q
La For a time there was general selling
ana prices slurlped, December to 81 103s and
NAY 10 81 lO3s- Shorts took advantage Of the
preok ana IN covering sales caused an upward
movement In prices. As the session advanced
the buying became more general and resulted
IN strong undertone. The improved demand
was attributed mainly TO revival in cash
message from Minneapolis stated that the de-
mand for cash wheat there the best ex-
perienced thus far on the crop. One explana-
tion OF the sudden development Of the demand
sumption that millers had either made some
large sales OF flour or that they had come into
the market for future supplies because Of the
dip in prices In this connection a message
hinted there that Japan will be forced to buy
Immense stocks OF American flour within
fow weeks was considered significant During
the last part OF the session prices steadily
advanced until December touched 81 1914 and
May 81 1873. The close was almost at the
highest point Of the day. final quotations on
December being 15sQ11ac higher at 81 1850
L II. May closed 11sc up at 81 1925.
Strength of wheat was. the main factor in
the corn market. December closed lac up at
51HGa%c.
Oats were firm. December closed 1sc up at
2s5sc.
Buying by packers and covering by shorts
caused a strong provision market. The close
showed January pork up 124G15c; lard was
up 215e and RIBS 597l2c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles High. Low Close.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Local trade in fresh fruits was quite active
and good inquiry was noted for some de-
scriptons for shipment on the Puget Sound
steamer Navel Oranges were in increased
suppIy and sold at a wider range OF prices
A straight carload came in from San Ber-
nardfno County the first OF the season fr.ln
that quarter and a car OF the well known
Sunfiower brand is expected from Redlands on
Fridey Trade In Apples was brisk but the
market was still weak, and. while there was
no actual decline in prices. large buyers were
able to shade the quotations on extra and or
binary fancy stock Five carloads OF assorted
stock arrived from Oregon and Washfneton
but they had not been hauled to the stores
IN 10 O late hour Grated Grapes were wanted
for shipment to Puget Sound ports and choice
offerings cleaned UP readily at 90cdS1 10 per
crate. Large open boxes arrived freely and
sales above 81 80 per box were rare, Another
car of Eastern Cranberries was received ana
was held at Si1 per barrel an advance. Rasp-
berries and Strawberries were higher under
greatly decreased receipts.
WBERRIES-Longworths, S106I2 ner
chest: Maiindas and Brandywines. SO 5O96;
Cheneys. S667.
RASPBERRIES-$66 per chest.
HvCKLEBERRIES-6q per h.
CRANBERRIES-$1o01 per Dbl for East
ern and $2<b2 10 per box for Coos Bay
APPLES-$1 20 per box for extra fancy, SIC
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Har and Feedstnns

Quotations for everything remain as before.
The Hay circular of Somers & Co. says:
There seems to be a steady lessenng in
shipments of hay for during the week Just
ended we have received but 200 tons, in com
parison with 2T00 tons for last week and $500
for the week preceding that. In spite OF the
comparatively light shipments we have been
receiving enough TO supply the demand. for
business has been very quiet both TO local
trade and export demand. Cars are still
scarce, and 1t is possible there would be a lit
tie more hay coming II orders for shipment
many holders of hay have decided to with
hold shipments until a more favorable oppor
tunity.
Absolutely nothing of interest can be re-
ported concerning the local situation. for al
though we have had two or three weeks OF
fine weather, at the present writing it is
raining again which will tend for a while
at least TO prevent any further talk of a dry
winter Green feed is abundant all over the
State: which is naturally iessenins the con-
would destroy much OF this, so we have no
reason TO doubt that there will be the
regular winters consumption OF hay through
out the Coast
Most OF the hay now being marketed is
of the better grades of wheat and tame oat;
therefore at present are in somewhat better
demand We can note change In prices
and can see nothing in sight at present that
promises any better figures for some little
time to come"
BRAN-s1sd19 per ton
MIDDLINGs- s23 5cq2s per ton.
PEEDsTUFFs- Rolled Barley. s2sa24 so per
tom Oilcake Meal at the mill. sS1 5OQ32 so:
jo6Opg sais coTS Gske Mss s2sq c1cG
Cracked Corn, s5l 50g32; Mixed Feed. S22 500
%. Horse Beans, s3Oa4o per ton; Broom
CHI 4AY"Whest req sU {foaf5 S M Wheat and oat s1oa
IA: Oat. S9G12; Barley and Oat, sSGl1I; VoIun-
teer Wild oat. s7q10i stable. s9a1o; stock,
sTRAw-85a6Oc per bale.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stock market still unset
tied.
Continued activity on the local Stock
Exchanges.
New York Exchange continues to de-
cline.
Local grain markets show little vari-
alton.
Hay, Beans and Feedstuffs about as
before quoted.
Potatoes weak and still accumularng.
Onions active and firm.
Poultry cleaning up well, but Game
rather slow.
Fresh Fruits in active demand for
northern shipment
Apples continue TO arrive in large
quantities.
Butter still I'm excessive supply and
dragging.
Eggs and Cheese slightly lower.
Provisions stin sluggish in all posi-
tons.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The continued decline in Butter has thus
far failed to stimulate the demand and the
market is as dull and demoralized. as it
when much higher. The ruling price for fine
creamery yesterday 20c and some very
good brands were closed out at 1SG19e.
Stocks continue large and unwieldy and in
clude more or less creamery that has been on
the market for several weeks. OF course this
Butter has 10 be sold for what it will bring
fraction has been Topped of the top pTic.
for Cheese. which is weakening under the in
creasing receipts.
were oulet and weak at the decline Most
houses quoted 45c as the top.
Receipts were 20.aO0 lbs Butter 1872 cases
Eggs and $500 lbs Cheese
EUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 2Od21c
foy extras and 1Sa19c for lower to medium
grades: dairy. 17@19c; cold storage nominal;
store Butter, 1oal4c Eastern Eastern cubes. nominal;
CHEEsE-12c for choice mild new and
IOdilc for old cold storage, 10l5G11c; Young
Americas i2Gi3c: Eastern 1Oai5c per lb
EGGS-Ranch 45G46c for good 10 choice
and s7hd42hc for common; cold storage. 25a
zoe. Eastern 25G2Sc for choice 22H24c for
standards and l9Q21c for seconds.
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CT which have been made during the past two
or three days.
CASH BARLEY
Feed. 81 O74Gi 1216; Brewing and Shipping.
81 15Q1 171A; Chevalier. 81 15q1 20 per ctl.
FUTURES
Session 8 to IL 80 a. m.
December 81 O9% 81 O9% 81 09Ss 81 O0%
May 49,. 1 90 90 l 90 %
p m. Session.
Open High. Low. Close
December 81 O9h 81 0915 81 O9ss 81 o9%
May-No sales; 81 OSsi bid 81 90 asked.
OATS-Continue steady though the market
was rather quieter yesterday.
White. 81 42hq1 655: Surprise. s. 55g1 60:
Red for iced, 81 321ag1 45 for No. l and
81 221sQ1 80 for No! 2; extra fine for seed.
81 42lsa1 so; Black. 81 30q1 SO for feed and
81 45a1 621s for seed.
CORN-Yesterday' receipts from the West
were 5000 ctls. The market continues steady
at previous quotations. except lower prices
western sacked 81 1901 so for yellow.
81 4561 SO for White and 81 4591 80 for
Mixed; California large Yellow. 81 45G1 So;
small round do 81 5541 6215 White nom
inal: Egyptian 81 35G1 40 for White and
81 1ThM1 20 for Brown.
RYE-S1 4OII As per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Nominal at about 50 per
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Steamers leave Broadway
wharves (piers 3 and IL.
San Francisco:
For ketchikan. Wrangel.
juneau. Treadwslls. Haines.
Skagway. etc. Alaska-l1
a. m, Nov. 1. 3. II. 16. p.
IS, Dec I. Change to thls
company's steamers at Seat
tie
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Reccints of Prodnce
OpEcON
STOCK MARKET.
Continued Activity. With the Sugars
Still Going Tn.

Yesterday was another lively day with an
active business the sugar stocks still being
the center Of attraction. They were all higher.
mercial to S74 10. Honokaa to SIT 6215.
Hutchinson to S15 10 Makawei to $32 % and
Krauea to IS. Spring Valley Water was
also firmer, selling up TO $40 and there were
sales Of Alaskn Packers at the wide range
OF 500 50d96 and Pacific States Telegraph and
was higher at $53 621af f54 % Giant Powder.
which sold down to SEQ on Tuesday went up
to $63 25. The present market is excellent
one for those who look for rapid turns.
The oil shares continued quiet There was
nothing new in mining stocks except an easier
feeling in the Tonopahs
The Wild Goose Mining and Trading Com
pany will pay dividend Of 30c on the c1st-
The san Luis Gas and Electric Company has
levied an assessment of So delinquent Deem
Der : the Fischer Rebman1 Theater Company
one Of 15c delinquent November 20.
The Northern California Powder Company
will pay a regular monthly dividend OF DC per
share November %
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Hides. TaIlow. Wool and HONS.

about 1SNIc under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers. lie; medium. 1oc; light 94c; Cow
Hides, 91sc for heavy and enc for light;
lie: Salted Calf. 11lSc; dry Hides 171sc; dry
Kip 15c; dry Calf, zoe; Sheepskins. shearlings.
diuu 75d90c: long Wool. s1G1 so: Horse
Hides. salt SO for large and 50 SO for
medium 81 5C652 for small and Soc for Colts;
Horse Hides dry 81 rs for large and 81 250
/ so for medium, 81 for small, SOC for Colts.
Buck skins-Dry Mexican. Doc; dry salted
Mexican. t5c: dry Central American. 30c; Goat
81 25; large. soc; medium 35c; small 2Oc
TALIOW-No. 1 rendered, 4d41Ac per ID; /;
No 2 319c; Grease. 2lAG3c..
WOOI-Fall clip-San Joaquin and South
ern 9dl1c- Southern, SG9c: Southern Noun
tain 9dI1c: Middle Counties free, I21iIc.
90 defective. f0612c; Northern free 121l4c;
do, defective 106t2c; Humboldt and Mendo-
o'EG HoPs@1so4f CROP. 2sas2c per 1b.
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Poultry and Game.

All kinds Of Poultry were in good request
and as receipts were light the market had a
firm tone and was practically bare at the
close Receipts of dressed Turkeys were the
heaviest thus far this season. being over so
cases and the best offerings cleaned up
quickly at good prices. Game arrived freely
and met with rather sluggish demand at
northumberland Turkeys, 23a26c for
No and 20G22c per 10 for No 2; Live Tur-
keys. 17d20c for old and 20022c per ID TOR
young; Geese. per pair. 81 TJp2; Gosiings. S2p
%; Ducks, s5G5 30 per dozen for old and
s5a7 for young; Hens. 81 5oQ5 for small and
S5 5oa6 for large; young BOOSTERS. IS 50dp
Broilers. S3G4; Pigeons ,S1@1 IS: Squads S2g
so
GAME-Mallard Ducks, S396 per dozen /;
Canvasback, 1896; Teal. S262 50 Sprlg, 50 so
Gs; w1dgeon. 81 75a2; Red Heads. s293;
small Ducks. 81 T5: Gray Geese, $2q3;
Honkers. S3G5: snipe. SO for English and 81 so
for common; Doves. 81 25; Hare. 81 5001 75;
Rabbits, 81 for Cottoutails and 81 so for
Brush.
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visible Grain SunnIv

OF grain Saturday. November H. as complied
by the New York Produce Exchange was
Wheat 81 BOZ 900 bushels. increase 3 $40. 600
bushels: corn, 2255. eco bushels, decrease Il2 :
600 bushels; oats, "A, 761. 900 bushels, Increase
1875 600 bushels; rye, l,1I5,OOO bushels. IN
crease 21s coo bushels; barley, 5,312 coo bush
els dscreass All. coo bushels.
specia. teiegraphic and cable coEnmunica-
tfors received by Bradstreet's show the follow
ing changes in available supplies az compared
with last account:
Wheat-Cnited States and Canada, east Of
the Rockies increas Sc 4215. GOO bushels; aaoat
for ard in Europe, Increase 2.300. 900 bushels;
total supply increased. 6.5ls.OOC bushels.
Corr-IJnited States and Canada, east Of
the Rockies decrease "a. 900 bushels
Oats-Ucitec States and Canada, east OF
The Rockies. decrease 4bs. 600 bushels
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Beans and Seeds.

Prices for Beans remain about the same
The quotations represent merchartabIe lots,
as weather damaged sell down low as 81
and have no definite price Receipts We're
5S26 sacks. making 25110 thus far this week
BEANS-Bayos. 81 1898; Pea nominal ;
Butter. S3G3 25 small White, IS 1903 80;
large White. 81 40G2 65: Pink 81 1903 Is:
Red 81 25G4 so; Lima 81 15G4 25; Red Kid
neys 81 so: Blackeyes 81 6002 rs per ctl :
Horse Beans, 81 s592 40.
SETDS-Brown Mustard. 81 1875; Yellow
Mustard. So 25: Flax. S2q2 rs; Canary. 64
G7c; Alfalfa. 15hGl6Ac; Rape 1l5Q21ac;
Timothy. sac: Hemp, 3h93Ae per ID: Millet.
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 1902 SO; Green
Peas 81 1892 so per ctl.
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New Work Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE London copper
market was SLOW closing at E65 los for spot
and at eo6 IS for futures Locally the market
was less active, but held firm. Lake is quoted
AZ S14 5O614 S71k electrolytic at s14 JOG5I4 as
and casting at sl4 25a14 621z.
The London tin market was also a little
at fl31 lbs. The New York market Is hold
ing steady at from SIS S7Is to $50 25.
Lead was UNCHANGED locally, with prices
ranging all the way from 81 co 10 81 10. In
London tbs market was a shade lower, clos
speiter advanced to s25 in the London mar