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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-24
PRICES ARE DOW
At TIE CLOSING
DEPRESSION IN I LONDON RE-
ELECTED IN EARLY TRADING.
Effective Selling Of High-Priced West
ern Railroads Tends to Weaken List
and the Market Closes Weak at the
Lowest.

New York, Nov. 24.-The depression of stocks
~ Lohuoh anected only part Of the list at the
opeulls mere and changes from last night were
Asu N consequence. The low-priced stocks
eonIihueu 90 SHOW strength, as was the case
Sesteiuay. american Steel Foundries preferred
5 5 gain OF 1A and Virginia Iron and
ocA n. Coai l. and ATLANTIC Coast Line, Kan
sas ClIy southern preferred and Allis-C Chalmers
1aise t.actions. Great Northern preferred and
AnacoDaa declined L " and Northern Pacific and
St Louis s San Francisco second preferred lar,e
fractions. - - >. e
EHect1ve selling Of the high-priced western
railroad stocks impaired general weakness to
the market Those stocks that had displayed
nrmness at the outset fell away in common with
lhe otners, but did not yield much below yestcr.
uay closing. International Pump sagged 3M.
Great Northern 3A, North Western 3. Delaware
q HUDSON, st. Paul and. sSIess- Sheffield Steel
re, Northern Pacific and Colorado Fuel u and
Union Pae1hc, Canadian Pacific Reading and
sugar j.. Enameling preferred gained Ii
Inc market closed weak at the lowest There
was Tree speculative liquidation all thru the list.
me fai III prices was halted when the bank
statement appeared, but became more rapid
afterwards Some of the conspicuous declines
were treat Northern preferred 5h, North wes-
tern 4, st. Paul 3A, Northern Pacific 8. Read
ing ana Delaware & Hudson 2h, Union Pacific
and Louisville & Nashville 2, Canadian Pacific
and New York Central III to TX ~ Most of the
prominent active stocks receded in the netghbor.
MOOD or point. eLackawanna dropped 10. Raj
lies on covering by room shorts were hut SLIGHT
STOCK quotations reported for The Journal Inv
Watson Co., Chamber of Commerce Minn..
apo1s. MINI. Closing prices are bid -
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Armour's Argentine cable reads: Wheat har-
vest proceeding favorably. Quality better than
last year and heavier Weather favorable for
harvesting"
The weather forecast: Illinois, fair tonight
and Sunday, warmer Sunday; Indiana, fair to-
night and Sunday. warmer; Missouri fair and
warmer tonight, Sunday increasing cloudiness
and warmer with rain in west; lower Michigan
fair and warmer; Minnesota fair tonight and
probably Sunday, warmer; North and South Da-
kota, generally fair and warmer Nebraska and
Kansas, probably showers, warmer.
Weather map: Canadian northwest, tempera-
lures 16 to 40 above; northwest, ~ to "a above,
clear; west IA to 4Oy clear; southwest % to "A,
part cloudy; Ohio valley, 30 to SO, clear.
Z Paris opening: Wheat and flour unchanged.
Provisions weak with the hogs.
Oats weak under scattered selling.
Corn very quiet Bartlett sold May. Logan
bought December.
in-unchanged. Buda Pesth. nc higher
Wheat shipments from India. $4,000 bu.
Winnipeg weather: Clear and cold; 20 above.
. Export business from America has been light
Tor some time: Clearances show considerable
ct falling off and will be still lighter when
the old business is cleaned up. Northwestern
conditions are still bullish, but northwestern
markets are enough higher than winter wheat
markets to make up for the difference between:
the two crops.
Estimated worlds shipments for the week,
u. zoe. 600 bu. Primary receipts for the day.
10000 bu; last year, 1,487, 900 bu.S Seaboard
clearances amounted to 249.O00 bu.s
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THE CASH TRADE
FEED AND MEAL HIGHER AND HAY PRICE
W RAISED.

RAISED.
FLAX-Receipts. ~ cars. against 81 cars a
year ago. Shipments, SO cars Closing prices:
Minneapolis, cash, lie; to arrive, $1.l6.
CORN-No. yellow corn closed at 47%c.
OATS-No. 3 white oats closed at 30Tc. Re-
ceipts, 4S cars; shipments. 20 cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Prices are ma
serially higher. owing to sharp demand light
supplies and higher cost of material. There is
some doubt expressed to whether prices will
hold, but they are ruling Mt present. Coarse
cornmeal and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks ex-
ira, 1s50@1S.75; No. ground feel. 2-3 corn
and 1-3 oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra $500
1925; No. ground feed, y corn and Il oats,
so-lb sacks: sacks extra, $ie.50@19.7b; No. 3
ground feed 1-3 corn and % oats, 75-lb sacks,
sacks extra. $20@2O.25.
MILLsTUFFS- bulk. $1,000; shorts.
k16.26@16.50: middlings, s1925@ 1880; red
dog. laos, $22 25@22b0 feed in 200-lb sacks
S1.26 additional; In 10O-lb Sacks S1.75 addi-
honal Shipments for the day, 1895 tons.
RYE--No. 2 rye closed at 63N @64Ac. Re-
Ceipts, 8 cars; shipments II
BARLEY-Quotations ranged from 3Sc to 4sc
Receipts. 80 cars; shipments, 80 cars.
HAY-Prices are revised as follows: Prairie,
choice. $3.50; prairie. No. /. $12; prairie, No
O. $40. 5O@11. 50 prairie, No. 8, $10@1O so;
n sada! NO, No: i $1o@1o5o: midland No; 2,
timothy, No. l, $12.50@13; Timothy, No. e
$10@12; timothy, No. 8, SO. 5O@1O; no grade
Se@7 mixed, No. /. S11@12; mixed, No. g.
SOLO; rye straw, choice, ST; oat and wheat
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CLOSING CASH PRICES
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS EASIER ON LIBERAL PROF.
~, IT.TAKING,


Chicago, Nov. 4.-The wheat market today
opened tribe easier on liberal proft-taking
sales by local longs The weather in the north
west was much more favorable for the movement
OF the crop and the receipts in the northwest
continued small. December opened unchanged at
I Is and sold at 73c. Minneapolis Duluth and
chicago reported receipts Of 5O2 cars against
4s6 cars last week and 1,046 cars one year ago.
December sold OF to 72B @T3c. The close
was easy with December a shade lower at 1870
1870. 80 ~ ~
Cash wheat No. 2 red, 741s @75c; No. 8 red.
n2Sgt4kc; No; / northern, s1@S4&ci No 2
northern, 7S@S4c; No. spring.. IA 6lS2hc.-... =
Close-Wheat, December, i3@73Mc;, May,
7SA@7S%c. ,*5s -. .. -; -.
Close-Wheat December, size; May, s4Nc
Corn, December, 52%c; May, 5O%c. I =. " !.
Ihere was fair demand for May corn by
commission houses. and this held the market
steady. There was little news at the opening
favoring either side. December opened Nc high
er at 42Ac and sold at 42Bc. Local receipts
We're 12S cars, with nine Of contract grade.
Prices held steady all day. The nigh point
Tor December was 42%c. The close was steady
with December Bc higher at 42Ac..
Cash corn, No. 2, 44Hc; No. 8, new 4O1hc,
Close-Corn, December 421ac; May, 43Hc. =
The oats market was quiet and steady The
December option was inclined to ease of some
what on selling by longs. December opened at
SSAc and sold ut 33@33Ac. Local receipts were
166 cars. r.. - -. -
Cash oats, No. 2, s2,z @s2Nc; No. 3, s2,1
Close-oats, December, ssM @3aAc; May,
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
Nov. A.-Barley, cash, 42@56c.
METAL MARKET.

New York, Nov. 24-There was an advance
OF 81 In the London tin market with spot clos
ing at G197 and futures at R19S. Locally the
market was firm in consequence with spot quoted
at $43.121a @42. 25. $50. e - i $50.
Copper was higher on the London market,
With h, spot quoted at R1o1 15c and futures at
lake quoted at s22.S5@225o: electrolyt tic, sci Is
@22; casting, $21.5O@21S7 Y. .s5s.3E
y Lead was unchanged at $5.75@6 in the local
market, but advanced to G19 Is in London.
Spelter also was higher in the English mar
met, closing at s2s. Locally the market was
Iron was higher in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at Sos 10d ana Cleve-
land warrants at Cos AID: Locally the mar
ket was unchanged. with No. foundry north
ern quoted at $25.25M2e.26; No / foundry
northern at $24.75125.75: No foundry south
OPT -.
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Special to The Journal,

special to The Journal. 49,
na Boston, Noy . "A broad and active cop
in spite of weak New, York market, Activ-
ity was confined to Allouez, Arcadian, Osceola,
shannon. Centennial and Tecumseh. Reports are
being circulated that Calumet & Hecla is buy
ing Tecumseh, Allouez and Centennial, which
accounts for their strength and activity. 1t
traders: The public is taking more interest
and it looks as tho there might be big specu-
New York, Nov 24.-The market was weak
Reading making losses Of 2 to s points. :,
ton coppers were bought by New York and
were strong, Centennial, Osceola and Auouez
being the particular features I,,&7-1. - :,
Boston quotations at close, reported by Lo-
gan & Bryan, 40 Minneapolis Chamber of Com
Arizona Comb, ae@s7; Adventure, 4h@5;
N@12A Arneis 1 1gsa xshbed 1 u eia;
SslsFisla. ~ asked; s' Sins6sm; ss@$2&;
Batts Err ~ Ss; hstte : london 2R S;
s55@s80: Centennial So BID; Copper Queen, 3K
@4; Con. Mercur. 50@52; Calumet & Arizona,
5sSs sanss E & a9Re R 6ss
1ris, ia9 East Butte ss', 11 5Ufi Df Elm
1sS 1913 sloBs Faa asfs eaensju.to f 4%S
5; Green Con-, 26H @2eA; Helvetia, sh@4;
Hancock, 121A @13; Isle Royale, 221s ga; Ke-
S wesaaw II a1iA sl1iaA Mass, 7A@s;
Mexico Cons. 1314@13h: Michigan, 17H DISK;
Mohawk, q bid: Mont: G: & c.. ~ @2A: Ne
yada Cons LOO 1875 sNewlouse, 1917 M16; North
Butte, 111kM112A; Nipissing, 26A@26h; Old
Colony. ~ az; Old Dominion 661s @57; Osceola,
135@ls6; Parrot, 26@27; Phoenix, 1M@1A;
Superior y Pittsburg, 2e@2sA; Pneumatic Ser
BOY @31A Quincy, 1o3K @1O4; Raven. SAC
g; Rhode ,o Island, 6%@5h; Santa Fe, 4T@5;
Maeh1efy RRs M;es Swift f llG hG!
Superior Copper, 1920; Tamarack, 1O10l1O2:
Tecnmseh. liz @17B; Troy Man.. s5s o.;
Trinity. 11@11h; United Copper, 75a @75A;
y. $. Mining. e2Ge2A U. S. Mining preferred,
451a @45A; Utah Cons, 83A @831s5: Utah Cop
per- 331a 133N; Union Land, 8 "a; United
Fruit, 10S@10Sh; Utah Nevada, 444h; Vic
toria,, 6@6K; Washington 2012h; Winona. II
@11a;s Wolverine, 1591a CLEO; Wyandot, 1B@
2; Warren Dew. Co., 1908. 3
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NEW yoRKRANKS..

New York. Nov. 24.-The statement Of the
clearing-ho banks for the week shows that
the banks hold s4,4o3, 425 more than the legal
reserve requirements. This is an increase OF
$2,031,750 as compared with last week. The
follows: Loans, 81 ,04s, 4es, 300, In
crease $4,G7O,5o0; deposits, $997 ,965, 100, in
crease $eos, 200; legal tenders, $685. 800, in
crease $1793, 100; specie: $1s5, DIG 300 increase
81, LOS, 800; reserve, S253, S94, 100, increase
$2,902,9OO; reserve required, $249, 491 275, in
crease $s71, 15O; surplus, 81 ,4o3 425, increase
-. OBJ, 100; ex United States deposits, $7,470,-
800, increase S2,O1S, 925, - '.'f-
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Nov: 24,-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance. Of 2 to 8
points in response to steady cables, bullish
weekend reviews Of the, dry goods situation,
rather unsettled weather in the southwest, bull.
ish spot advices, covering Of shorts and bull
support. Prices sold up to a net advance Of
Is. to II points, but met considerable realizing
and later reacted several points from the best,
but ruled fairly steady, about 5 to 8 points
over the closing figures Of last night Trading
was moderately active. --:fH Z. = -. :
Cotton futures opened firm; December, 10.15c;
January, 1O.2Sc: March, 1O49c; : May, 1o.62c;
July, 10 &c; August offered at 1O.65c. s.-
Cotton futures closed steady. closing bids:
Noyember 1os4e D ss aoee January
10. SAC; May, 1O6oc; June, 10. &c; July. 67c.
Spot closed firm, 10 points higher;v middling
uplands, 11.20c; middling gull 11.45c. No
sales, t.E-
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M1pwAy HoRgE. mARKrrs ,,,nna.o,

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. A.-Bafrett & zim-
mermans report: The weeks market has been
very huctuating. Logging trade was strong In
the early part OF the week but slumped In the
latter part. The demand for the delivery class
has been good. Farm chunks and mares have
are far from favorable and that the present tone
is discouraging. Lumbermen expect that the
market viii, liven up In the near future Values:
@215; drafters. common ITO good, s165 @iS5;
farm mares. extra S124@245; farm mares,
$95@110; delivery. choice, $1s5@1e5 delivery,
common to good, $115@135:; drivers, $125@A5;
mules according to size. SIPS @215.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

IMPROVEMENT HOPED FOR NEXT WEEK.
FOREIGN DEMAND LACKING.
Millers looking for something better in the
foeir market next week for the reason that
eastern stocks are light and there are some
buyers of considerable quantities that will have
to replenish before long. There Is a lack Of
little foreign business is reported.
Shipments, 81 .OS7 brls.
First patents in wood, Minneapolis
$4,000. 40; second patents, $4.15@l4.25; first
clears, $325@3.35; second clears. $2.40@2. CO.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Nov. 24.-rhe pro-
visions market was quiet and easy on a Toe
decline in price of live hogs. January pork
opened 7hc to Toe lower at $14:47h to $14.5o.
Lard was &c to TIC lower at $685. to ss.3
Ribs were sc lower at $685. j +, iE-& = 7
Close-Pork. January $14.45; May. s14.72A
Lard, January, $s.35; May; $3.50. Ribs, Janu-
airy, $7.651767h; May, $7.77h@7 -. =!
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LoNDoN CLos1Ne srocKs. M

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Nov. A.-con-
soils for money, S65s ; consols for account, soy;
ferred, 1o5h !; Baltimore & Ohio, 123A; Cana
dian Pacific. 1S71s: Chesapeake & Ohio, 57A !;
Chicago Great Western, 1875; Chicago, sfilwau-
Grande. 42. Denver & Rio Grande preferred,
Ss;; Erie, 451s;; Erie first preferred. 7sh; Erie
Louisville, 151; Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 421a;
New York Central 135 vs. ]; Norfolk & Western,
$780,; Norfolk s Western preferred, 03;
+ 1N; Rand Mines. 5is Reading Is; Southern
I Railway. s5h; Southern Railway preferred. 9s:
Southern Pacific, o. u !: Union Pacific, 1881;
Union Pacific preferred, 90; United states Steel,
4sM; United States Steel preferred. los; Wa
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Nov 24:-cattle-Es-
ttmated receipts, 600; market steady; beeves,
$5@7.50; stockers and feeders, So. 60@4.5O. Hogs
Estimated receipts $4,000; market 10c lower;
mixed and butchers 5000 $50: good heavy,
$6.10@6.30: rough heavy. S5.S5@6: light, So 80
@6.22A pigs. S$5.50@5:90; bulk Of sales. SEQ
$500. Sheep-Estimated receipts $500; market
steady; sheep So. 25n5.70; yearlings, $55O@
GAO; lambs, $4.5O@7.7O. II y * >
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ARIzoNiAI CopPERs.

The market closed strong last night, with:
cananea Central the leader. The oDening was
unchanged with Cananea selling at $50, but
offerings at that price stopped the advance and
the market was inclined to sac for the rest of
the morning. Superior & Pittsburg has been
inactive around $26 =. ssESe :
1t has been officially stated that the Amalga-
mated Copper company has sold its entire output
up to March ut % cents per pound.
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LONDON STOCKS, Nov "a -Americar, shares,
after being marked down from parity on the
Stock Exchange today, experienced moderate
local support, and with a few American pur-
chases the market steadiedz considerably and
prices especially in the case sof Missouri Kan
sas d Texas, hardened to over parity and closed
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KANSAS CITY. LIYEsTocK.. No1. 24-.cat,

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. Nov. '24.-Cattlt
Receipts, 1900; market steady; native steers
$425@6.75; southern steers, $3@5.25; southern
cows $2@425; native cows and heifers $50,
5.25; stockers and feeders, $2.60@4.75; bulls,
$2.25@3.S5; calves, $3@7; western steers, So. 81
@5.25; western cows, $4,000. Hogs-Receipts,
5000; market SC lower: bulk, $e.12h@62o;
heavy, $615@6.25; packers. $6.1O@6.2 Pm; pigs
and lights, $5.75@62O. Sheep-Receipts, none;
market nominally steady; .muttons, 81. 75@5.75;
lambs, 1907, 40; range wethers, s4.25@6; fed
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Nov. 24.-Eegs SIC;
refrigerator eggs, 22k@ 23c; receipts, 1929
imitation, q @211ac; ladies' zoe: receipts, 345
pkgs: extra renovated, 22@22hc; Renovated,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE. Nov. 24.-Ch

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Nov. 24-Cheese. firm;
daisies, 1879 @14c; twins, 13A@1shc; Young
Americas, 1872 @13Ac: Poultry, live frmer; tur-
tatoes, steady; 34@42c. Veal, steady; 50 to
60-lb weights, 6@6hc; 60 to s5-lb weights ~
@S1ac; So to- 11O-lb weights, 81 @9c. =:
19@25c. Eggs steady at mark, cases included,
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bash, 2o Wabash preferred, As: Spanish Fours,
95s. Bar ar silver, firm, 90 LIED per ounce.
Money NJ GL5 per cent. The rate of discount In
the open market for short bills is 5Js per cent;
for three months bills is. SIX per cent.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN Nov On

~ WINNIPEG GRAIN. Nov. &.-November
cember opened at 1870, closed at 1880; May
opened at, at TVS; closed at 77%c. Cash close:
2 northern. 1850; No. s northern, INC; No.
2 white oats, SAGE. No. 8 barley, 42Ic; No.
fax, $1:22k. Receipts-Wheat, 211 cars; last
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Nov. 24.-Beef,
firm: family, s18@1s5o; mess. ss@9; packet,
S10.50@11. =. Pork. dull mess. S17.75@11S.75;
family, $1s.5O@19; short clear, $I75O6l9
Lard, easy; prime western. $9.30@19,40. >*fg
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Sugar, raw quiet fair refining. 3 5-16c; CEN
trifugal o. test, 8 13-1ec;, nolasses sugar,
Lie; refined steady crushed. $500; pow
No. Rio, I 9-1ec Molasses, steady; New
Orleans, 3O03Sc :. - s :. 10y :. ~. :. T:
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Nov. 24.-Close: Wheat
hard, 7s@74c Deeem rGa ea 7a a95&s; M Nav
77%c: Corn, steady: track, No 2, cash. 34c;
No. 2 white, 34hc;. December, 32k @s2Mc;
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Nov. 4.-cattle-
: Receipts, 1900, including 800 Texans; market
steady; beet steers $5.25@7; stockers and
5.25; Texas steers, s2.5o@5.5o; cows and heifs
ers. $2.25@3.5o: Hogs-Receipts 5000; mar.
< set &c to loc lower; pigs and lights $500
heavy, $6o5@6.2o Sheep-Receipts, none; no
: sales. : -s.-tI-' IL. = :: : -.- =
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Railways entering the yards reported receipts
Tor the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 4; Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul,
-; Minneapolis & St. Louis, 4 Chicago, St
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha, 49,. Great Northern,
IS Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy, 1; 500 line
z; Northern Pacific, 80; total, lip.
-DtspOsitiOn Of stock Friday. NoY. q: : =
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS.
Cars-Milwaukee 81 Omaha, SO; st. Louis,
%; Great Northern. A; Northern Pacific 8;
Cheat Western IS; 500 line, 81; Rock Island, Z.
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Chicago to Lewis-Cables unchanged. Worlds
shipments estimated 1O, 100000 bu. Weather sea-
sonable. Corn. barely steady. Oats, purchase
for May. Provisions, only purchase on soft
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Nov. 24.-Closing:
Wheat, spot steady; No. red western winter,
5s 11kd; futures steady December, IS $40;
March, IS 5Ad; May, IS $3.50. Corn. spot
December, As 4d; January, As Issd.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS NOV. "a.
Received-Wheat 250 cars, 255,GOO bu: corn,
6,4oo bu; oats, 7,76o bu; barley, 1850 bu;
millstuffs 95 tons; hay, $50 tons; CARROTS, 400
Shipped-Wheat, "A cars, 1880 bu: oats,
$4,000 bu: barley. 4S,360 bu; rye, 1880 bu:
flax, 41,760 bu; flour, 1857 brls; millstuffs,
1926 tons linseed oil, 12O, $50 lbs oil cake, 1914
900 lbs: carlots. 500. y r..
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Nov. 24.-cat

OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Nov. 4-Cattle re-
tive steers. $3.75@e4o; cows and heifers, ST. 80
@4.5o; western steers, $3:25@5.4O; Texas
steers. $3@4.3O; cows and heifers $2@42O:
sstockers and feeders $2.80@4.S0; calves, $366
Hogs receipts 3.4OO; market 5@1Oc lower; bulk
OF sales $6@615. Sheep, receipts, 5000; mar
ket unchanged. r. ..'z,,. :.@-:',' ),
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friday, Nov. %:

Hogs-Prices 15c lower, steady. Declines in
the east cause of break. Price range. $3.50
s'ssy s ssss!'ns sesds
e. - $685. lis las i SS s5'eo Ss So s''ss e;
lbs So S. 90 &c. 17e lbs 800; IS, ZIG lbs. $3.50
$50; 8, 2aa lbs. $40; 3. 1856 lbs. $3.G5 >.
.GA1ITLE-Receipts of cattle moderate market
stronger. as: compared with a week ago De-
mand strong for granted cattle and only a
small proportion of this kind here this week.
values steady MICE Of best quality
Butcher Cows and Heifers-2, 1,o75 lbs $3.50,
bs 0s Ii lis 14SG lbs $ 2ss il;
81 si r. 5s H. us lbs: sa So IS:
r., BUTCHER te aa Bulls. 1854 lbs, $3.50; 1, 1882
s S::l e: sss 5s S; So 's SIS rs 20
s 4ss s and s yssSng 1870 D
s.; 1. 500 lbs, s2.25: |, SO lbs, $1:75. - =
stSss l fsd gssa'?s ss is $40 lbs *2aS
., Mich vi Cows and springers-5 cows, / calf,
81 90 .s COWS, ses; 1.cow, So so; i COW, s7 >
sHEEP-pull at weeks decline Of 1oc to 515c 3l
Lambs Lambs. slow and draggy at decline Of &c,
$3.50; lambs, Is lbs, $3.50: IL wethers, 100
s. eHes % 1b u.s. $780, ye lanSs
ewes; IS lbs, $4:25; 2 ewes, 100 lbs, 81: ~
a m9hsESrMarket steady for the week De;
ira, s2lo@2s6; choice, s16o@22o common 51n to to
S ana dr Ss1yeF saSss
farmers choice, $115@13o; good $90@110
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NEW 9uKK FLUuR AND GRAIN, Nov. IA.
Flour, receipts, 14,36s brls; sales, 100 brls.
$1,000. 40; bakers, $3.4O@3.8O; winter. patents,
$3:75@4;, straights, $a50@3: go; extras, s.. 90
ceipts, 1O3, 900 bu; sales, 100000 bu; after
aoo steady opening due to the light northwest
receipts S wheat reacted slightly under Hquida
markets. December, S1Ae; May, S4@s4Xc.
Rye, firm; No. western, III II. New York.
Corn, receipts. q, 800 bu; market was dull and
without transactions - -: :, 80 -, ''
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.SIouX CITY IIVEsTncK

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Nov. 24.-Re-
eeipts, cattle 400; hogs, 3 200; h"ssz Toe lower
Sales: 81, $50 lbs, $500; SO. 2es lbs, s6.o5; 20.
21O lbs $615. Cattle, steady; beeves, 18. / ,21O
lbs, $500: II. 1910 lbs s5.S5; 8, 400 lbs. So:
Gov COWS "a and heifers a. so lbs, So. 5o 9. as7
4, $40 lbs 1925; s. $50 lbs. 1913; TO- $50 lbs,
81; calves and yearlings, 8. 40 lbs, s2.75; s..
61O lbs, $40; 8, 576 lbs, 1915. :, = '>7'
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MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN Nov d

M@; CL FLoUR AND GRAIN, Nov. "a.
Flour steady; wheat steady; No. 1 northern,
s1@s2c; No: 2 northern, 77as1c; May, 1910
bid; puts, 7s7ac asked; calls, 1850 bid; rye,
steady; No. 1, 0@@70hc. Barley, steady; No.
2, ,b5hc; sample, 42@55c. Oats, easier; stand
a ar, 34A @3Sc. Corn, Corn, lower; No. cash, 400
46Ee; Nay, 4s7ae asked; puts, 1875 @43kc
asked; calls, 431a @43Mc asked. - 1 =. =