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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-20
Agents Wanted.

Male or female to sell an ARTICLE fsmy ~ ."e ne
highest none need apply but those Of good
cesraster and best ability; exclusive terrl
cnar", tnrx assigned; agents with sufficient push
can can make $40 day. Address
CHEMICALS, BOZ 75s, Lancaster n. ,sais
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-20
BRATTLEBo oRo, VERMONT
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

GEO. H. GoRHAM. n. D., Whitney block,
Main Street. Brsttleboro. Practice limited
TO the diseases Of the Eye, Ear. Throat and
Nose. 0fhce hours: $3.50 to 10, / to p. m,
Tuesdays and Fridays only. Remainder OF
week at Bellows Falls. 1S'u
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THE: CASH TRADE ,
NEW CORN aUoTED-BARLEY STEADY
- - - RYE SLIGHTLY IAuIER

Z RYE SLIGHTLY LOWER.
: FLAX-Receipts. "a cars, against 81 cars a
year ago. Shipments, 6 cars. Closing prices:
Minneapolis cash.. $1.16A; to arrive. $1.16H.
&CORN-No. leyyow corn close" at 4OA c
new: Receipts, Sd cars; shipments. 2.
OATS-NO. white oats closed at Gle. Re-
cepts, 10 cars; shipments, Sc cars.
+ { COARSE TGRAIN-Coarse cOrrmeal and
cracked corn, in. sacks, sacks extra -$1s 5O@
1879; No 1 ground feed. 2-s corn and 1-s oats.
I5-lb sacks, sacks. extra, $19@19.20: No. 9
ground feed u corn and " oats, s0-lb sacks,
sacks extra, $19.5O@f9.75; No. 3 ground feed,
lss corn and 2r3 oats. 75-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$2OGl2O.25. -. ~. -
MIILsTuFFs- Bran: bulk, $3.50; shorts.
$16 2b@165O:, .middlings, $19. 25@19.5O;. red
dog. 14Oc. $22 250I22.5O; feed in 2oO-lb sacks
81 20 additional; in 1OO-lb sacks. $175 addition
al. Shipments for the day, 1910 tons.
RYE-No. 2 rye closed at 62A @63Mc. Re
esipts 10 cars; shipments. % cars =.
neutrality-suspicious. ranged from 3Sc to 4Sc
Receipts, Is cars !; shipments, 81 cars.
HAY-Prices are revised as follows: Prairie
choice, SO: So; prairie No. l. $12; prairie. No
2. $40. 5O@11 5O;' prairie, No 3, $1o@1O. so
midland, No. H.. $10@1O.5O; midland. No. 2
sS@9; clover, s10@12; timothy, choice, S13. so
timothy, No. l.. $12.5O@13; timothy No. 2
S10@12; timothy No. 8. So. 5os@1O; no grade
S6@7; mixed. No.. /. $11@12; mixed. No. 2
sS9@10; rye straw, choice, 81; oat and wheat
straw, $5.50@6. Receipts were 40 tons; ship
mentS, none. " 'r.-, :
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- '."'' PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-May wheat. 1918 ESQ.
Calls-Nay wheat. sO14c... - -.
Curb---May wheat, 9Ohc.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, NOV, 20

Cars Inspected In--Wheat-Great Northern
No. hard, 2; No. northern; IL; No.,2 north
ern, 81; No. 3. 18: No. 4, Z: no grade, g.
. Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
ern, 9; No. northern, 16; No. 8. IA; No. 4,
8; rejected, y; no grade 7. -.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No grade, 2.
500 Line-No. hard, 8; No. 1 mort hern, %;
No. 2 northern, 1e: No. 8, I; No. 4, 2; no
Northern Pacihc-No i hard, 2; No. 1 north
err. 8; No. northern. I; No. g. g.. No. 4, q;
Chicago st. Paul. Minneapolis 8; Omaha
No: 9 northern, IL; No. 8, A. No., 4. /; re.
jected, g.; no. grade,-~8 g-.s&
Chicago Great western-Rejected, T.
Melrose Mill-No. northern, 1.
Totals-No. 1 hard. 10; No. 1 northern, 81;
No. northern, r.; No. 8, 40; No. 4, 20; re-
jected, 8; no grade, 49,: < s. -. '',
Other Grains Inspected In-Cars-No. 1 durum
wheat 2; No. 2 durum wheat, IL; No. 3 durum
wheat, 10; No. durum wheat, q No. 2
winter wheat, 10; No. 8 winter wheat, 80; re-
jeetsd winter winter wheat, 16;,mi1ed wheat, 2;
ws s;ts Wheat i No yellow corn 3 No.
white oats, %; No. oats, Is; no grade oats,
0; No. 2 rye, 2; No. 8 rye, 2; no grade rye, L;
No. barley, g. No. feed barley, 16; No. 2
feed barley, ~; no grade feed barley, 6; No.
northwestern fax {; No. I fax, 18; rejected
fax, 10; grade fax, 6. '-'7.-- -,
Inspected Out-Cars-No. 2 durum wheat l.;
No. durum wheat, 10; No. hard wheat q;
No. northern wheat, So; No. 2 northern wheat,
40; No.. wheat, 9; No. wheat, s; rejected
2; No. corr, /; No. white oats, q: No. 4
white oats. 10; No. 8 oats, 8; No: barley, 8;
No. feed barley, 1 No. 2 rye, 4; No. rye,
g. No. 1 naX, 10; No. 2 hay,. l. .sE,sE s6a s.s5
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MONEY REPORTS

20 e.
PARIS, Nov. 26.-Three per cent rentes, 95f
o0c for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
281hc for checks. - - .-..- ~
marks 511a pigs for checks. Discount rates,
short bills per cent: three months bills,
81 per cent. ~. ~ - ~. s's. fHI4EEai
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank
Of Germany shows the following changes: Cash
in hand. increased 81 $40, 900 marks. treasury
notes, increased go, 900 marks; other securities,
decreased Is, $50, 600 marks: notes in circuln-
ton, decreased 40, $50, 900 marks. 80. !
More than S., 100000 in gold added to, the
Bank of England's stock today by the receipt
OF 81, O55, 600 in American eagles from Paris and
the purchase of the bulk, $4,250,O00 Of the gold
available in the open market = -. 3
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 26.-Bank clearings to-
day. $40 ,579.5s; New York exchange, selling
rate, 4Oc Premium buying rate, 1Oc premium;
Chicago exchange, selling rate, 4Oc premium;
buying rate, 1Oc premium; London 6o-day sight
documentary exchange, S.. SOY. Local money
stronger and no business done under 6 per cent.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 26.-Bank clearings today,
80 OPS 962 81, 10, f.a. ~, r. 49,.
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THE VISIBLE SUPPL,
CHICAGO GRAIN
MODERATE DEMAND FOR MAY OPTION
MAKES WHEAT STEADY, ~

Chicago, Nov. 26-The wheat market opened
steady today on q moderate demand for the May
option by commission houses. Cables were easy,
but this fact was Offset By the continued small
unchanged to @@Ac. lower at 721ac to 73@
721sc, and sold at 78h @73Ac. May opened a
shade lower to a shade higher, at 7S1hc to 7S1kc
sold at 1850 and advanced again to 1880. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
Of 73S cars against 946 cars last week and
1892 cars a year ago. II q %-.t y
The market became firm about the middle Of
the session because Of buying by pit traders
December sold up to 1890 and May to 7S1s an
roc. The close was firm with December " @Ac
az Gasn whe st No sa red 14Ae No. red,
72@74He; No. northern. sO@sec; No. nor
Close: Wheat, December, 73Ac; May, 7sMc.
The corn market was firm on good buying Of
December by shorts. wet weather and firm
cables cab were the strengfhening factors Decem
42% G424c and sold at S2He May cpe 7se a a
sold at 43Nc Local receipts were 1SO cars
with eighteen of contract grade.
The market gained in strength all day, De-
cember selling UP to 42% @43c, and May to
Mc at 427sc and May up w &c at 43A @l43Mc
41@41Ac. - 49, - 7,s- Z
Close; Corn, December, 42%c; May, 43 y o.
4a%c. =
weather in the west and northwest being the
chief bu1lish feature. December opened shade
higher at 33Ac and sold at $685. Qp33hc. May
opened shade to 1sc higher at 341s Oslo. Lo-
Cash oats, No. 2 $780, No. 3, 32kc.@ 49,
Close: Oats, December, 33Ac; May, Csc.
The following was the range of prices:
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Special to The Journal.

special to The Journal. sgstT.Is$
Boston, Nov. 26.-There was strong and
Tecpmseh, Centennial, Shannon and osceoia tie
Leaders The buyers OF Allouez and Centen.
MA! continue very confident and take all Of
TT ing copper Range was more active than
expected to Show an increase The metal mar
ket continues very strong. !ss,
Boston quotations at i pm, reported by
s, Arizona Commercial, SO bid; Adventure, 5; AL
lonez 464s SArcadian, II Y: Arnold LIZ bid;
A ASH bid; Atlantic 1871 bid Boston Con.
& S s299 Bonanza, 60 bid; Black Mountain, 314
bid bid Butte Exploration 81 bid; Butte & Lon
aoh, s2A biz; Butte Coalition. ssJs;; Calumet
bid; Consolidate Mercur, SO lid; hid caIume e
&, Arizona. 1872; - Gananea 2S1s bid Copper
Range. s3B: Cumberland Ely, IL bid: Davis
DAILY y bid; DAILY West, 2O1a Dem Arizona 10
IA Tlaallia, ssseSy .; Globe, 1ess I'd;
Guana3uato. ~ lA6;a Greene Console ted s2e14 !;
Heiyetia, 35bid Hancock l8: Isle Royaie,. 241s
saMsf III. ll pta nsS
73la Mont G.. & G., aM; Nevada cons. "lsi I,
bid; Newh house 15A bid; North Butte 1I2;
S Samaag s ea 9d o5s
bid; Phoenix, bid; Superior e / Pittsburg,
26 asked; Pneumatic Service 1917 bid; PneI.
nate Service so preferred, 3oa BID Quincy 1o4
Shoe sItshine, preferred 90 bid Il swift, lio
big; Superior Copper 4 bid; Tamarack.. lo2.;;
nesamsfh nt.a lsh Troy
us Mining. preferred, 4S1a; Utah Cons; &c &;
I uts !, Copper aI,.,. g BID Onion Land bi1
woiyerine i5sm 3D. Wgaido9 81 IL 3D. RGnA War,
rem Dev. Co, 12013. s3s s. s.
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Poeh1er says: Il s.As to the northwestern wheat
situation 1t Is very bullish. Increased receipts
z inc future might cause. easiness in cash and
december wheat, but even at that it is most
likely that the present abnormal high premium
for cash wheat and the abnormal difference
between December and May will not change I'd
normal ones by the. end of December With
no increased receipts during the next two
weeks there will surely be a squeeze in Decem-
Der wheat It is true that there is large lot
OF wheat in interior elevators that would come
to market If railroad service were better This.
however, should not blind anyone to the true
facts back Of the northwestern situation, which,
as many times explained, Is very bullish.a Liqui-
dalton OF December wheat will soon be over and
the most important factor that has caused weak
ness lately viii disappear Next win come the
government report of Dec. 10, which will give
the final figures on the winter and spring wheat
crop and which we expect to be bullish. It looks
very much as IL wheat bought on all the soft
spots during thclnext ten days would prove sex-
cellent property 49, ~ a.tI
New York tosC. F.. Lewis: Rumor is widely Icir.
culated that Reading and similar active stocks
are to be attacked by the bear contingent No
information is available, Of course, to substan-
ffate the rumor but in the past It has been
noted that when such reports were calculated tie
market for the stocks In question developed cor
siderable strength. "a ttE<s 3siSs go 3.
Whallon, from New York: We are informed
on good authority that Investment buying Of
Missouri, Kansas & Texas stock is taking place
That is in the preferred issue, which pays 4
per cent, and returns well on the Investment.
The prospect of Hill management is regarded as
q big induccment by foreigners.
y Liverpool -Total worlds shipments tof bread
stnffs during the past week II 24O 600 Blu against
lo,512,o 600 previous week and 13312,OO0 blu
year ago Quantity OF breadstuffs shipped for
orders included in the above 800. O00 bu COM
pared with 100000 & u previous week and
Sspto year Total wheat taken
bu against 5.20S.00O the previous week and
Total cIearances: wheat, 7ss,ooo Du; -four,
Wheat and -four equal I, zoos, 600 bu. g n IS
Twin City Rapid Transits for October, gross
earnings, $473, S21, increase $52,8 net $241-
S$7,792 From JAN. 1, gross 81, 69i 1853, In
GREASE S7s7590; net $2,514, 773, increase $751;
1872: surplus $1394 s625 increase 1927 ,947.
pound. tss 5s4 .l5-s5:..s
Liverpool wheat closed X d lower TO ia high
er; corn I'd higher: 339
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Nov. 26.-Receipt:
Cattle 400; hogs, $500. Hogs-5@10c lower
Sales: s. $50 lbs, s5.95; 20, 2es lbs, $3.50; 10
23O lbs, $685.. Cattle-Best steady. feeders
lbs, 81 so; r.. 1910 lbs. $3.50; 8, 1850 lbs
Sc. Cows and Heifers-14, $40 lbs $3.50; Fl
$50 lbs SO; l6. 900 lbs. So. Is. Stockers ana
Il, 1,04o lbs, 81. Calves and Yearlings-21
$40 lbs, $3.50; 49, $50 lbs So. %; TO-, $50 lbs
$685.. Sheep-Receipts 600; market loo lower
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Nov. 2e.-cattle-Es
timated receipts, 81 600; market 1oc to IS
lower; beeves, $4@7.40; cows and heifers, $1.6
ans, $s.75@4.6o; westerners, So. s0@e; calves
$5.25@7 Hogs-Estimated receipts, AZ 900
market &c to 10c lower; mixed and butchers
heavy $5:sO@5.95; light, s5.s5@615; pigs
$5.4O@5.9O: bulk Of sales. s5.95@6.15. Shee
Estimated receipts, 10000; market steady
sheep, s3.75@5.40; lambs, s4.5OG7.6o
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n of stock Saturday, Nov. "a:


moderate and quality good Price range, $5.65
to $3.50; bulk, S5.70G5 So J Quotations: Light,
$S:7 o mixed, $5.7o@5.s0; butchers, SIS. So
nsa!y d pa iSs sS e e5 Sales
a, PIG lbs, $5e5; 10. ITS lbs, $3.50; lis, lS;
lbs' $3.50; 2s2 lbs $3.50; q, 3s lbs, $3.50;
lbs, $3.50; io5 2e5 lbs, $40; 81, Isl lbs S. Is
80. 219 lbs, $50: "a, 200 lbs, $40; 1888 $3.50
. Pigs, Roughs, Underweights-3, 346 lbs, S. 60;
3, go lbs 500; 10; 4o1 lbs. $3.50; 4, 400 lbs,
lbs, ST. boar, 4so lbs, $3.50. -, -
cALE Ike fairly liberal and supply
and grain-fed cattle scarce. Prices l0c to 15c
lower for granted Stockers, Zoe to 25c lower,
with feeders easy. Bulls and mich cows steady.
butcher cows II, 1,Os4 lbs. s3.15; 10, loo
lbs, 80; II, 1905 lbs, $2.s5; A. 1.o32 lbs,
il. l. q go 9o lbs $275 II 14o lbs s255
ST., IS. '' S-'O' ~ 'A' . '0s' sz'''' D. s'' IDS
,Ds Cutters ss and a,s 7ns 40 lbs s22s
os 81 lbs Sis 0s s2s lbs 81 ss sSs lbs S.'
lbs s2:s5 s. ], 2s$ lbs, SIS: '0' - -''
sSo l S; ss25; e 1s5 u.s. stSS '4' lbs 81
90 lbs g. 12e5 lbs SsO So s s' ss2 lbs
lbs 1856: 6, 7s5 lbs, $3.50; ., 757 lbs. s2.75
/, 1920 lbs, s2.75; 5, sos lbs, $2.75; 8, CSC
lbs .c $3.50; !; 800 lbs, $3.50; 5, 600 lbs 2.4o
., 100 lUs, Y%.oo; z, fiO IDS, $l.i0. d, g.
Stock Cows. and Heifers-4. $50 lbs. 81: 2
Stock Feeding Bulls, $50 lbs, 81; 2, 50;
lbs $1.75s 81. p ~ =. ~
Mich Cows and ~Springers-2 cows: / calf
$62: l COW. calf, So. t..
SHEEP-Very liberal run; principally western
Prices about steady for choice offerings, ant
easier tone for medium grades. Lambs, fair tc
| medium, about steady. Light supply Of lambs
wanted this week. .--.I -
Sales: Killing Sheep and Lambs-1o lambs
90 lbs. 1878; lambs, 63 lbs. $3.50; 10 weth
ers, 1S9 lbs. 1925; IA ewes. 1877 lbs IS; 1 eve,
ITO lbs, 81; l buck 140 lbs, $3.50.
HORsEs-Market has good tone, with sit
mand strong for drafters and 4ioggers.. Quota.
lions -Drafters, extra, $215@250: choice, $1S0@
210; common to good. $100@1sJ; express and
delivery, $3.50 185; farm mares, choice, $140@
IT'S; good, $1o0@14o; drivers, s1oo@2oo.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. Nov. 2e.-The cotton
market opened fir mat decline of 3 points to
an advance of 8 points, which was a little
better than due the cables. After the
opening prices went up. to net. gain Of about
t10l13 points on covering OF shorts and bull
support There was considerable selling on a
scaie-up however, in anticipation OF profit
taking for over Thanksgiving day and Of II, the
Arst December, notice day on Friday The
market sagged OF a few points under this
pressure and in the middle Of the morning was
about to e>points net higher, with the tone
steady. " :. - ".|,* -. ttf-. ,
January 1O27c; 4 February, 3sc bid; March,
1055c;. April, 1o.55c. bid; May, 1o:ssc; July,
1916. ~ - - "a. ~, ., =,
:. The market was firm in the late morning on
the reports that the larger portion Of the To-
cal stock owned by Liverpool parties, would not
be, rendered on December contracts and prices
were about 10 to II points net HIGHER. Spot
quiet; middling uplnnds, 1l.2oc; mlddling gun,
II .45c. f., =, - Z" = -'s.-<,
NEW YORK OIL, Nov. 2e-Petroleum,
steady; refned, all ports, $7.45@7.5o. =
CR-Cnnnar firm.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans

fer, Nov. 26.-Barrett & Zimmermans report:
The market was better today. Several nice lots
Of loggers were sold. Some sales in delivery
class were reported. Other classes were at a
standstill. Dealers still have large stock of
heavy drafters hand with slow demand.
Drafters extra, $2l5@245; drafters, choice. $1S5
OPS; drafters. common to good. $1656 1888;
farm mares, extra, s125@245; farm mares,
choice. $110a1125:' farm mares. common to good
$95@11O; delivery, choice. $135@165: delivery.
common to good, $1151S5 drivers. $125@245;
mules, according to size, $125@ 215.
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Wheat. Steady Without Important ChanaelM(
MORNING DEALS
ADV ANCE PRICES
OPENING IRREGULAR, GAINS
AMONG LoW-PR1cED STOCKS.



New York. Nov. 26.-An irregular movement
- ta prices resulted from the active trading IN
$50 WIN ~" which the week opened. Among the
sains, loW-prlced stocks were prominent Kansas
y Texas preferred rose nearly Texas n gI,n
enc. ana pittsburg Coal preferred /, and Union
ana Pittsburg Coal large fractions. Great
Nortnefn preferred continued Its downward
course. with Il decline of ~ -
g Inc movement of the market became uniform
ou, yer the opening, prices rising in all d.
,ections under the impetus OF demand for many
1oaap pliceu STOCKS and some Of the recognized
4 4tauers. Heading and some of the general wes-
Selh group We're In excellent demand. Lackawar-
M M jumped ~, Kansas & Texas preferred 2lA
G trs common Northern Pacific, Union Pacific,
I.nai,. iouucts, American Ice Securities and
siocklngs Coal 114 to tx and ST. Paul. Reading
M missouri Pacific, Kansas City Southern stocks,
emeitlng and Sloss Sheffield Steel /, Corn prod
qtp preferred and Great Northern preferred lost
oo, ana ~ respectively, but recovered. Ameri-
can can telephone & Telegraph fell 2a. United
LIZ. u Ans onai uieh preierreo
liices continued to rise gradually until noon,
s Mnsn me a. mand subsidized and there was 4
s ssht seeoaek. Northern Pacific rose ga over
S 90 Kansas City Southern preferred oH
~ : aul IB and Union Pacific and Great North
e naa,d preferred IA, Atchison IL and Southern
~" p.o, oahau1an Pacific, Delaware. & Hudson.
tne ROCK Island stocks, Louisville g. 7NashviIja
chicago Terminal, Colorado F1rel md, 1snaar
a . coast advanced 5. Bonds were steady.
Bear Onslaught. ,
- a = pear onslaught on st. Paul, which forced
cIost, punt Delow last weeks close, led to the
closing out OF contracts of the long side Of the
atal.,s III otner stocks, and the list gave wav
shafPy Quoted prices for all Of the important
~ were below those prevailing at the close
sii.,ss tut the losses were in the main
sssht: Great Northern preferred rot back ~
t cue toW price OF the morning. :, Virginia Ir,o
r Tado ~ and Wisconsin Central preferred i.
He s Mining gained 35a. ". :. .,-'-.', -
YVES 9uotat1ons reported for The Journal nv
WATSON d Co., Chamber Of Commerce. Mime.
apolls. Closing prices are bid =. > ''N''
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS nov "a

49, Receiyed-Wheat. $50 cars, $40 900 bu; corn,
rye; 9,4oo bu; fax, 1o4, $40 bu; flour, COS brls;
miilstuffs $50 tons; hay, 40 tons; car lots, ss2
Shipped-Wheat; rs cars, sligo bu; corn.
1.6so bn; oats, $3.50 bu: barley, 49, 24o .bu;
rye, 2s: 800 bu; fax. $500 bu -four, SCOT brls;
millstuffs, LILO tons; linseed OIL 1893 $50 lbs
oil cake, 3s7, $50 lbs; CARROTS. 5S4.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS NOV. 20, j
Observation-Disclosures III; Omaha so:
ST. Louis. @; Great Northern. 211; Northern
Island, 40. .-'s, .. =..--+l1 -. 80 =. :
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! J. THE FLOUR MARKET
DEMAND FA1R-PRlcEs UNCHANGED

DEMAND FAIR-PRlCES UNCHANGED-FoR.
EIGN INQUIRY LIGHT.
No development of importance appeared in
-Four with the opening Of the new week. The
demand Is just fair and prices are quotably
ence and export sales are practically nothing.
p. Shipments. Sc, GOT bvls.
First patents in wood, o Minneapolis,
$4.o014. 40; second patents. $4.16@42o; first
clears $3.25@3.S5; second clears. $2.4O@2.eO.
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ARIZONA. cnPpERs

/ Poor wire service is the cause of dull and
inactive market today. Superior & Pittsburg
and Cananea Central are both strong and slightly
higher, while DEM. Arizona is down. ( 1t looks
very much as II there were considerable accumu-
|. & Pittsburg and Cananea Central. Globe Is
slightly lower. but no stock is pressing for sale
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LoNnoN CLOSING. STOCKS Nov. &c. Icon.
settle; Anaconda, AZ Atchison. io4H: Itch !.
tson preferred, 1854; Baltimore 4 Ohio, 1225k ;
Canadian Facffc, 1855 Chesapeake & Ohio,
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NEW YORK FLOUR. AND GRAIN, Nov g.
Flour receipts "a, $50 .brls; sales, i, 500 pkgs;
steady but quiet. Wheat, receipts Eli, 800 blu;
sales, 100, 900 bu. After steady opening wheat
declined Ae under liberal worlds shipments and
light liquidation in December. Later however
the market recovered on. the light northwest
receipts and bull support. December, SIN "a
sl1sc; May, S4h @64 .916c.4 Rye firm Mo- z
western, 71hc i New York. Corn, receipts
5s'oSo bu; sales 10000 bu; market was steady
To- nm, iirm on the better Liverpool cables; bad
Weatner news and lighter receipts than ex-
pected. December. 52h @525ac
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Nov. }26-Wheat. t. spot
STEADY; No. red western winter, IS IL 1hd: fu-
lures steady; December, Us sgd; March, ,es
e%d: May, es sgd Corn, spot firm. American
mixed, As ~ d; futures firm; December As 1 Va;
January, AZ 1Asd. Hops at London (pacific
coast), dull; E3 1Os@4 15s -. - - y >A
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May. 1925 .s3s
THE DAYS REP RTs
May Wheat,
CLOSING CASH PRICES

.1norhe
3white
barley $50
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yankee & st. Paul, 1874 De Beers. 21A
Denver Rio Grande. 41A: Denver & Rio
sGrande preferred. sSS; Erie.. As u = Erie first
pr ferred 7s1s Erie second preferred, 10; ill
noiF Central, 181:: LOUSY Tile & Nashville 100
MISSOURI, 4 Kansas & Texas, 435s aNew Yori
Central 1874; Norfolk & Western. s711s Norfolk
& 3, Western preferred. 93; Ontario 8 Western
Reading, 751a i; Southern Railway. 851s; South
ern Railway preferred, as !: Southern. Paeifc
.ss eMs, Union nj Pacinc, 1913: Union Pacific pre-
States Steel preferred, lO7 ss;. W abash, 20; Wa
bash preferred, 45; sRanish tours. 951a.
Money, a 1a05 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market fol
short bills ~ IS 7s per SCENT. The rate of dis
lconnt il the open market for three months
Americans advanced to slightly above parity
In the forenoon on local buying. but business was
restricted in view OF the large account to ar
range. and fears of dear carry over sales. Late
hardened and closed tirm.st Missouri. Kansas 6
Texas. was the feature OF the American section
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81 hailroads entering the yards reported receipts
w a Inc gay by loads as follows: Chicago Great
" Mest 1a =; Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
g., Min1neapolis st. Louis, 1; Chicagos St
Paul, MINNEAPOLIS & Omaha. A; Great North.
ern, III; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 4.
goo line, 81: Northern Pacific, 1O4; total
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS
Nov; 26-R1e, cash, e7A@70c; barley, cash, a
Q56c; timothy, December, $415@4. 355