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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-03-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18

s. % Gamers 81 2sgs2 40 bulls s29ss %: calves g. 20
nS6 %, HOGS Receipts %. 011 Market opeaed 10ivs
nsher. but advance lost Missed Ana butchers - ~
- W good to choice heavy. "a s5efo roSsh nsay "a ~
ga 60 light 81 G5aS4 s2-> 5ak Or sales 81 I'qS4 80
StEEPRsceipts IS 0GO. Shee2 s.eaaS' iaEaos stuu55
s5ood % choice wetaers 50 25aS9 !r % choice iND
- so1sA %: native lambs. 81 5O0sc. .
clneinnati Nov t7HoGs "a iVq IiEheE; eniene i
- '5eiS so; common IS 50dS4 go - quiet ~
Ear 70 good shippers. s. 10gS4 - common SEES
SHEEP strong I0dl5c higher 81 I5as4 10 lambs STEADY
So 5Ods6 10
East Buffalo Nov 1T--CATTLE--FSs pts 800 hsso
r1r demand and steady prime steers - 'eS ~ X
CONS 81 5os4 bulls So 2s4 stoeksrs ana ie4ers = -
sS3 20 NEALS-Reeeipts loo head sl.AcY- . Strong
60qSI IS; few. IS HoGs-ftecepts oo a;@2 nsaa
active &c higher: heavy 81 959S5; mixed - SS9 yoT
ers - soas4 s5 pigs s. 6os4 10 I29shs - Ies 5
stays So 25GS3 T5 SHEEP AND IAMBS- tSeeslpts ~
head; sheep active and steady. SLOW &c higher
lambs 81 5naS6 10.
Kansas City, Nov iI-cAT'rI.F Receipts 600 head
including 300 Southerus, market steady NH'r sAp9-
and dressed beef steers SjalS6 % tar % soo > oS
Western fed steers SO 5oG$5 20. srocers ana ee1eFs
y 5ps4 10; Southern 81 5f6S4 % Suteerl Sow
81 5og$3 IS: native 81 50dS4; native hel,gs - ~
30: bulk 81 .JGtS3 so; calves 81 1913 % ft''I fSe
eeipts - O0) head market steady active Top - ~ =
buk OF sales "a 55GS4 90: heavy. S5dSi - : packer
"a I5QS4 so, pigs and lights 81 . asa 7I'2 SIZE
septs, 240o head market steady, native amos :. -
s. So native wetheTs So 75Q$4 co. native ewes % COG
81 so Weston lambs 81 25ds5 IS Western yearnEs S44
s. 20 Western sheep 50 5as4 Is and feeders
81 5GG:4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
COUNTY, PRODUCE MARKETS.

a,y-v.7rl, >over1bar Il
BEANS AND PEAs-Thers e light supply q domes.
quality. Pea Steady. Guiet Marrow and red KID
have rather slow demand at present and our out
choice quality. There demand for white kidney
and turtle SOUP ana not much stock here Yellow eve
marrow 1904 choice 81 s2ia S2 s.: DO medium 1904
81 50 co pea 1904: 81 s2 do red kidney 1904 50 s24S
Sc So 90 white kidney 1904 80 IS black soup,
So f0 do yellow eye 1905 81 55RS2 CO. 60 lima California
Sc GREEN PEAS. Scotch. 1904 bags per bush 81 10
BCTTER-Receipts today, I 500 pkgs The market is
frne but receipts light moderate clearance is
being effected The two extreme ends Of the market
from r5c downwerdthese sold very closely and
have continued COCO inquiry The medium 70 choice
e~s6es az fresh creamery quiet unsettled
st1Tsea creamery cells moderately well offerings
are quite free 4enovated, imitation creamery
are Quite nrn al figures quoted We Cream
0nds Is02Ic 40 thirds I6gl7c: 90 held, IRA
25c: DO held nrsts POO &c do seconds lsalsc state
GIsc 90 thirds l4Gl5c, western Imitation creamery.
drsts Is l3e. do seconds Is aqlsize renovated. ex
thirds Western tactoTs hela frsts l6gIeAac; do
1siee packing stocs No l5c' do No 2 l4gi4rc: 10
20 2-f4rsF1 Receipts to-day 2sa4 boxes With fairly
49, 5enen1 ana Moderate fres& supplies the market
Continue ara on desirable grades cut detective
etdcI ox ana irregular. large cheese especially nrn IN
,eU - f-ht stocks moderate supply and
ing fairly well sustained prices Lyepoo cable SIS
sr,aD september colorsd fRncv Ike % Oct7-
Der colored choice l0@c do SeptebeF white. fancy.
Ike: October white. Cd d9tc DO good prime
he~ cclo-eG fancy do October colored. choice.
Iol5c layge eoiored. good 70 pine % aloc do sep
lOi Q. DO good To prime 81 94sc. 70 lair 7&N
q. co lGbi skins. small ehoce @pfc; 10 prime.
-. a. .oI1rIo9 10 Yair a8c luU skins 5sSaise
E5egtSs- Receipts to-day 5.6z8 cses
esles are 4aying much eifcuity hn6re eneHvt for
Urgent needs AetFgerstors are st moving fTesy. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Tcrk November Il 1904
the 'l arEs7 sa5: held
F W6 ana ohhaf cars chsugei hands this morning
$: % % Is M for eS@s and 6u il Dressed reese bee
steady at 7QlGc Per 70 I9r nsLlVe Sag: ia{e caoies
Or beef to-day, and none Friday, 49, ,,o. .
aveTass 4 S s. per n 20 a. iISs ~ at
& J ga S9 So s!s eor ssse SO SS at s. s.
cALTE -RsscsiPts were ~ head incIgdtas II tor
than steady grasserS nominal choice Westerns strong
sod At sass 50 per io6 n choice westerns at s. 5o
:; 81 8 3sse eaHes and 5s oF Country 1 sssd
saless Sanders yeals $50 ID average at IS 90 per
Judd 3 CO.: veal 10 n at S So i do. !5s n.
". R. Hume: p Western calves 200 u. at 81 IS; q
Hep sN6 LANES were i sa I1i. ss24
making with the staie stock 10 cars on sale
Good sheep were firmly held others steady Best grades
held over Common prime sheep sold a. g I29s4 20
Canadian lambs Dressed E9gtton steady at 5sas1se per
ss,esTobi6 shsneon 22o Ohio lamb e !! n aysrags
at syS Sc - per s5 $50 % ?e @ p r. a. DO e At s
IS Penn-yvaSa sheer l57 81 a. Il do ITO 10
~, judo CO. ss st at "a lambs - n "a
state sheep and lambs IS y. At s.. 80 :.
- sf as d = n AZ sc s5 xxi B4raio 40 60
n, at IS 90; 70 Buffalo sheep, 1o4 70. at s4I?1 10
ysai lss shsep ~ si D. at IS
sS - do 5s s7 n at $ o 4o IS NJ at So IS
Newton & Co, Isl ohio lambs. 7s 70. at IS to' II
Ohio sheep, 1o5 -. at 81 % 49,
Harrington Co I'll Buffalo lambs 50 10. at IS 30;
IS Bufalo sheep. Io5 10. at SO 50.
s sanders: ~ state lambs = - at IS te; State
W r Hume. I03 state lambs. SO n, at IS 90
II II Hollis: 10 State lambs. 81 n. al % II ~
sheep IS At 81; I buck 100 n at So -, -
Mcpherson Co: IS Jersey sheep lzS To- at
412L- ..o - ,,.
HOGs-Receipts were "a cars or sosg head I Inend.
ing head the market. Feeling Week on SuUAlo
advlces and would probably sell lower NO sales re.
Change. Country dressed hoss weak a.
"a Sc per for mediun 70 light weights. - .
at $ 50 PEI 100 n roaghs 200 10 at 81 'o' SoaFs
$40 n. 81 . -. az a. .,
Andrew Mullen; - State pigs, l09 n. az 90 20 81
State 2e2 n At IS 90 II roughs go 70 at - SUI
sta $50 at Sc ] boar. $50 10, at 81 90
Judd & Co. 4e State hogs 135 10 a. 70 So
stag ala n at IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18

Gotten Exchange special Liverpool cables. Spot cotton
n-ste business doing. sales. 1000 bales speculation
=. eielcan. r1ddng upland 5-40d- Futures opened
49, points love-. closed steady 42S points
esin Jsauary, 52sl JanGaryEeoruary b30d Febru-
SS-9.afcas go Aa-chAp-ll 5s3d; April-Asy. $3.50
@shcAeste---Yarns strong, cloths IN good demand.
-four ASr AEAL-Tesrerdsy's -four market was q
-tesE g che IL near the close. when good
s 5 ehsg Tor sSs Patents Several small
9uote; Spring patents SO 2oGs6 strai ghts
Sas5 s.: winter patents $ eo@ss spring clears
winter 50 eo9ss so, RYE flour arm; quoted: Fair 10
So $ 51gs4 3 choice q fancy. 81 759S5. BUCK
El'AE2AL STEADY; quoted: Kiln dried sSas3 % 10
sEac BAG SEA1. Eteaey- quoted Fine white vel
81 1rn; quoted: Western spring $50 %: standard mid
nE. SO; four d. s25 IS red cog, So 90 prompt or
beT Shipment; city bran s20as2i. bulk srd sacks
o1lk So 50 II sacks: oirsesl $50
GFAIS-wHEAT-A heavy drive e. the wheat market
sovse which sent a lot OF depressing news
er ne country accounted FOR break prices
Levy DIX closing iGI& net lower. The selling
80 'tle i--srnszion al day becoming especially
isf around noon lis aegressiveness Jay chiefly n
=. &c moment through the country. but
SCe 1865 e.eryvhe-s were pihng up e. rapid and dis
IRIS view u The case while others reported 8 brisk
ICE a. tae decline IN prices house report
isf,,.ss o. 600 Dds 2 eonesLie trace feepresen-
= business IN their lines and TIE grain trade seemed
So eEt q oesTsh view q he whole sltuaor giving
&c y the Efforts Of Western bears 10 TIE
esAt q getting considerably short OF the market
sht az re opening, when the Chicago quota lions
ss Jos, Tor few minutes, me telegraph service
80 Nlres wo-s-ng fairy well. ard ~ them
s-s-sl l-H. 80 y 80 WINE ttati
cee interior receipts % s35 oe8 ush agslz l23ooo
las' year A. eoagsEed with last week. the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. November IS. IS

Nev-Iork November Is, AsV7-
CCFFEE-CoTse generally weak ana 10"
under liquidation in the absence of fresh demand
-Iere vss nothing in the news beyond the weakness
- The French market explain the decline : ne
market started steady unchanged prices 10 an al
Terce Of points but quickly weakened ana az one
tine was 10 Is points net lower. Latter aenlano
-u-oved little AID prices steadisd about points
o. come positions with market finally STEADY az
ret decline OF 40 points Sales were reported OF
6sa50 bags Hare closed = franc lower, WINE oclsr
markets unchangec Receipts at primary Polns
we're moderately full Rio did not send any report
but Santos had $4,000 bags for TWO days and the IN
re-or santos movement not particularly heaNF-
Probably Rio and the market there when was
Offering" affected by the polltlcal
ss-IlrIanees but Il would anything ike a
serfogls revolution IL would bull market
as being likely 70 curtal the movement and posSloly
lead % neglect Of plantation work The selling n the
local market was scattering. and the demand seemed
- Re of very good character The spot market was
cue- with quotations ranging from Sssc 70 I-Ioe
TIE range OF contract prices II the local market to
Sev ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
contract prices N the local market to-day

TIE local market spot cotton closed dull with
prices IL points lower the basis Of loose for rnidding
upland and 1890 f0T nj1clng CUT. Southern spot
markets we-. [eegTapheo as tolows Baltimore nominal
~ 1Ul2c- Mobile easy unchanged. { SIC sales 100
bales Savannah unchanged e1sc; sales T0I bales
e. LOUIS steady, unchanged CSC: s2ies bales
Galveston lie lower, 8 Lice: sales 800
bales: EewOTleans easy 1se lower s9sc sales go
bales. Charleston quiet l-l5c lower 7-l6c Norfolk
ouet ll6c lower, a. ll6c; sales 734 bales: Augusta
Etescy lice lower az llec sales. $50 bales Esti-
Trse6 receipts al leading points
Orleans 1880 I753O bales. against week
ard 53 ss year. a. Galveston. II coo 20O against
a last week and o02 last year; at Houston.
- l4G against Il 2J6 last week and 1888
Receipts ths pos ard Interior points to-day con-
pared with The sane cay last week aid last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
EuRo9EAN PRODUCE Markell

Liverpool Nov 17-C-osiaE. WEyr- At So -...,,
-a'9es qaet Decsnher- . PA. Na-eh = Il ~
E1ore6P qsieI DeseIlcer q 9sd January A. 5s<5
80 Louis iancv inter steady % "a rF~rss =
- ESlo' aei1S Cosso a-m losass 1as BEEF-
T-ss,a-I 49, n, ICES 81 PORE-Prtne mess
.tStrtH eAte- So HAMS - M =
. BAttN irregular CUMBERLAND cut Is - ~ ~
- go shorI cL M ro - ~. long rsa- rf5st
s~ 49, - 10 IT, % heavy. % 20 - n ass sEo~t
60 :" n ais clear bellies IL - ii =
7s7rt i-.,L -s-7ua-e Il 70 IS n weak "a -
-N-.t s-lt Prtne Western -iercss 40
-efnsd IN pals q. q HJ-TTEF-Cioc4 1--,-sS 500
49, 49, C1Er-E strong American hnesy whI.-
.ll.ei SIS IALLAlNF-Pr1nle steadv
- - - SPIRITS steady. she ROSTN-~0rsus--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18

contrast Srade November 81 I2ssqs1 fs CORN s.s
over November. 5taS4i1c OATS Arm BIT quiet 10 3
Mhite natural. SfleCs Do clipped 8S1s 2S7c HI-rTER
Ssasy fair demand. extra Wes.sTn creamery z5isc 90
-rsrog prints 2rc EGGS drn. demand. e-ar~,
aIT ans -.e a. marx Wesssrn arsts 2sa27e CHEESE
ehoice Ike. DO fair good f0z. dfic Rerelrf-r1o
-" obls and 1T1OOoO pounds sacks corn o. COO hush
oars. Is. coo '' eN '''Os
;e,ator 81 70 December 81 MAY 81 fs No hars
~ lp9Sl p CORN-No cash. SIC December. 45xsr
sa,1c- May 49, OATS-No cash. &c.
-Sscs MAY. sc. No > white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
NAVAL STORES.

NeV-orlsang Nov, 17.Receipts-Rosn. 23s b5ls' tur-
pentine. Al bbs
Wilmington Nov. IT.--TURPENTINE firm. SOC; re
eeipts 81 casks ROsIN hrm 50 so; receipts POI 3ss
TAR firm, 81 co. receipts 81 bbls CRUDE TCEPEN-
TINE firm. So so 80 SO and 50 SO; receipts, 80 bbs
e3S bbIs1 sales $50 bbls. shibments 200 Ibis RO5IN
firm; receipts. 3425 bbls sales 1.s9 bb!s sh2meo5s.
3O41 bbls quoted A. B and c. 50 55 D 81 60 E 81 G2
F. 50 e7l2: G. 81 72l4 H. 50 So IS 30: L. IS So NJ
81 rs. y 81 So " G. 81 Is; " W. 81.
Charleston. Nov. lT.-TURPENTINE and RoSIN,
nothing doing. -
London. 17-TURPENTINE-Spi Sss Sd
ROSIN-American strained. SIS I'D; fire. lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov y. 4 p m.-CoTTON-soot r1ot.-a..
business Prices points lower American niddiInE fzi-
I'D good uicci.rG. 550d- uld-4uC . ou r1fs-
dlnE- ; 2sd- sOod ordi1ery sid uarv asa Tre
sales q TIE GAY u-hi-E So scr.
SS2ecutaton and export and Included Do American
F1eceiIs. istto bales including IS Tu-s~-.
opened easter and closed steady American uaiddiirx
p G. NoFenos4 5Sid. Noverats- and Deceuaer Esd.
pecember 11I January 5@St. January ara Fsb~4a-~'
. 90 February and March 5-32d Starch s74 s--ir
and July 5-s7d July and Angus a4f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
he statistical position Of Brazilian eonee is as fol-

COTToN--Ae cotton market experienced decided
c-ckeninE business. This took the form apparently
q bear pressure anc liquidation, while there was
.at-ly active absorb these offerings from
taking proG-s the decline and purchases On
So By Wall and Bread Street bull houseE Tae
market. spite this support ruled generally veal
howeve and closed DAY practically the lowest
prices and fair loss The opening was easy al
ports = fr=er spot offerings from the South the
influence a. all And with receipts
promising exceed last years figures. there seemed
very ltlle encourage bull speculation Following the
cal therefore. the declines were increased. NewOr-
leans seemed DC selling hers also Liverpool ana there
considerable cotton Offering through spot houses
supposed . be sgast purchases OF spot cot
South ard therefore aroused sppTehensons
that ne Interior spot situation was weakening After
working 1ss = about 70 10 points, the
decline checked temporarily by covering. and prices
rallied points Bl- even his slight improvement
attracted fresh selling ron Southern sources and IN
afternoon the market ruled weak wire
house, with Southern co1ect.ons ha9 heavy selling
apparently he execution os this caught stop
orders For taae he market r5led very active Lower
Wal S-eer began buying around 975c for January sc
pGre-L-y and tended - retz-l the 6ecl.ua while
chl-s also considerable covering by smaller shorts
and commission mouse buying But Southern
selling continued. while market 81
dose STEADY prices were a. the lowest or
cecine q - 70 &c points Sales were estimated
$4,000
The range u prices IN the local make. today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18

vas an advancing Tendency Of leo
vas mad. SIG so % higher than
49, as ne hl:sd sentiment trade circles re-
t-sas az N nhz iron interest IN the market con
t.srgs uasa as evidenced BY the fact that Produce
memberships advanced 90 $3.50. about
500 in the last days Closing 0ofations Tor iron
T1Scsr9Tar CASH $40 - Notetae 80 %
~ sftS4t %. January. $40 3SeS1S 20 Eeoru
s4eSu0so % March S6 35dSl6 So. April. SIC 400
w ~. eaL $40 4ulL SIC 30 IlIr Sln a-.lsle 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
The STATE OF TRADE.

L sSSR fs s. S.is. 4 Is
10 corn S2'5s asked oats easier. No white s4ie
RHE-No i. STE Canal frezntS steady
Chicago Nov f7-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wlea.. No ..
DE-. 30 9P all g., s4s o. Ssi
Ssy ia$ Is. IS is ii5 lo5.a IS, ~ il. IS
P 5.sy 81 as 3gs IA q -. s9.gssa
oats No. >
BIsssm6er g 2sg:9s 2sae?ssf 22s;>a5s.:,
july july 81 SiEaSi 81 81: az
Nm '1 'o'. = II: q f:E5 ' r.: SIS
Lard. per 100 n:
5ia a'51 'o, p. 10 sa5 az s @
cash quotations we're as fellows: FLOUR easy. WHEAT
40 sPrins s. lGpSl 49, NJ q. 81 9sa$l IA 10 gsi.
No > 81 : G3-i-c' No ? waite %2c; No 9 white 81 e52c
No Ncrthwestccp' Il Is, TIMOTHY sEED-P-iue.
Pc tbl Sii iCSii IL LARbEPsr 10 n S 81 -
CUT MEATs-short ribs sides lo2sej; 81 SI14QS7 ~
Of nigh wines, 81 = on The Produce Exchange today
the BUTTER market was steady creane-tes. 1925.
lIG2oc hrsts 23se prize f7sts 25'se. extras - &c.
CHEESE steady lo%slle. v-r,r,r ~. -
81 a No N9rrheTq 81 96 pssen6er 81 10 May. $ 81
No NorthsEn. 81 o98$l Ia; May 81 10TsGSl II pa
81 5E cGfsISo ga 55c MAJ 45T9iae asSea 90
Minneapolis, N1v 17.--Close: WHEAT. Decsuber.
Il i57s No Nor.bern 81 l57s 40 Northeru 81 os Z
FLOUR quiet drst patents $ t3qS6 G5 second patents
g 81 - '<i B r IN bulk SIS ''7''' : 500
PhiadeIg6la. Nov. li.--wHEAT weak and 1o lower:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago No. Il TIE Receipts. 1900 head IN
Guiding 5000 Westerns Market stea y s2d 70 Ilts-s
pear medium So 5OgS5 ~ sL,Aes
ard feeders s2ass is cows 25Gsa 30. hsers. q 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18

coffee cables-Rio-coaee market inactive! No
RIO nothing Offering exchange, = 1891 receipts not
given; stock. 5zs.090 bags. Sa1tos-cohee market
steady; good average santos $500; receipts $4,000
tses Two DAYS. stock I.S74.0o6 bags Hamburg
coffee market opened unchanged: at so N was net
unchanged. sales. 30 900 bass Eavre-Cof1ee market
opened quiet, : franc lower: 81 y n unchanged, at
z n declined = franc. 8 80 declined :
al sa Jes % coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18

THE IRON MARKET.
In pig iron certificates the upward movement progressed
Yesterday and the first second calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE Official closing ,uou.
tatioEs Tor mining stocks to-dar v-a-a a -
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err movement Ger has shown about sooooo bush de-
crease. Both Duluth and Minneapolis complained anout
The quality Of arrivals the latter stating that since
September only about u per OF the spring wheat
arrivals have graded ~ northern A. Duluth CUT
I0T there 135 No 3 Oregon. nacaroni
and lower Advtees from Kansas city sin called a.
tention the fact that winter wheat receipts were
running light besides which damage reports from the
wheat fields continued unlavorable The Price Cur
rent, in its weekly review the subject sad there
been little relief from the dry weather but there
has been notable injury 70 the growing crop Cables
little better without being much Of feature ano
Broomhall reported that harvest was beginning IN
Northern Argentina Weekly shipments from there est
mated at 200 600 bush Quotations OF cash wheat
ehoat basis were as follows No red, 81 2O% export
and 81 Tx choice No I Northern Duluth 81 = ano
No hard Manitoba, 81 0sls o anoat. CORN-There
active selling in this market throughout the day
sharp decline in price Influenced By heaTiness in
wheat hne weather through the West and INCREASING
which for the week already 100000 bush
ahead OF last week Last prices here showed $3.50
decline trade consisted Of 10 loads out
ports There was no rally OF Importance 70 the market
throughout the day owing 20 the fact that news was
mostly all beaTtsh No corn closed 10asc elevator,
BIC afoat: No white 571=c, and No yellow,
5sc. o s1oat TO arrive oATs-While not 50 severe
other the decline nevertheless
sufficient TO bring out considerable long stuff at the
West and the market ruled weak throughout the entire
session Local cash prices were follows; Mixed 20 to
81 10 .Q35Aac; natural white 80 TO - 70 S6aSl nc
clipped white SO 70 40 n, 3TQ40c RYE[-Nominal
BARLEY-Market steady Feeding was quoted 465sc,
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