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OFFICES
OF
THE X STAR
MORNING AND EVENING.

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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
MAY BE EFT AT N OF THESE BRANCH
OFFICES, WHERE THE RATES ARE THE
SAME AS THOSE CHARGED AT THE MAIN
OFFICE:
MAIN OFFICE. 7s4 BROAD ST.
L. S. PLAUT q CO..
Department Store. Broad st.
F. n. soMMER.
1914 Broad st.
pALSIMER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
1866 Market ct.
BIGELow PHARMACY.
Bigelcw st. and Peshine av.
HAHNR s. CO..
Department Store. Broad st.
A. JACOBSON. DRUGGIST.
s5 Montgomery st.
DAVID STRAUSS. DRUGGIST.
"a Springfield av.
ALBERT SPIES. DRUGGIST.
~ 2s4 Springfield avt
h M. LAIRD. DRUGGIST.
1893 Clinton av.
WLATk6T1A ia All DINC0oA04Ss
Belmont av. and Rose ct.
Court and West SITS.
NJ. DANz1s. DRUGGIST.
80 South Orange av.
BELDoNs WEST END PHARMACY,
sl5 South Orange av., cor. Seventh St
ORANGE. y
MAIN OFFICE, Is CONE STREET.
EAST ORANGE.
L. Z. YEAGER, $40 MAIN ST.
SAMUEL BLOCK, 1888 MAIN ST.
w. H. PLUMLEY. sA MAIN ST.
HARRISON.
MAIN OFFICE. s7 HARRISON Av.
,ASBURY PARK.
WILSON ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ARLINGTON.
]. . THOMSON. DRUGGIST.
ls Midland av.
AMI ALL NEWSDEALERS.
RABYC CARRIAGES REPAIRED, vARNISHED.
UPHOLSTERED.
Tires put on wheels.
Cane for sale. Best work at lowest prices.
NEWARK Go-CARr MFG. CO..
1893 Washington st. %
F.
GARDEN HOSE,
LOWER VASES,
TENTS AND CANVAS.
WALSH'S SONS s. CO.,
PASSAIC AND SITS
HANDSOME roadhouse for sale on Frelinghuy,
sen ay. 3 stories. sheds, stables. ETC.; Ions
established; must sell at once. HILL & KIM,
BALL. 800 Broad st.
MOVING PIcTURE-The best location in tn,
city: cheap rent; long lease: good business
present proprietor wants to go South. Appl,
INFORMATION. Box 70. Star Office.
FOR S~ALE-Store, fixtures: also grocery stock
a bargain to a quick buyer. Apply at store
800 South Orange aY. Call in morning from
8 20 IL,
FOR sALE-A hrst-class corner grocery. nn'
location: reasonable rent and good lease
Address GROCERY. Box 4, Star Office.
MOVING picture business for sale. doing
good business, in a good locality, Call eve
nings. rs Forest St. Orange Valley.
RE WIsE-Furnish your house with my furni
ture. carpets, and stoves, for little money
good and clean as new. BEssER 2e1 Orange st
FOR sALEA sos credit check on Hallet 4
Davis Piano Co. What's oferedH B., Boz
40, Evening 6Ias.
ONLY s5-singer sewing machine; good as new
circumstances compel sacrifice. Address MA
CHINE, Box 40, Star Office.
PAWN TICKETS. United Cigar coupons an,
secondhand tools of all kinds bought. E
BRBNNER. 2S6 Market st.
FOR sALE-Plumbing, gasfitting and tinsmitI
business; machines, tools and stock, cheap
party leaving city. % South Orange av.
SHOES and ties at lowest prices. WIN ]
McKINNEY'S Shoe Store. 376 Plane ST., nea
william.
Ladders and Flag Poles
JIlIILl14A 1870 Orange st. Tel. 54 BIB
RowBoAT and canoe for sale; fine condition
23 Plane st.
Typewriters.
ALL MAKES sold, cash or instalments
rentals s12 per month and up; good repairing
reasonably done; supplies for all machines
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 8
Academy st. Phone 4430.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
. LNnAtI1H8AEa - III To-
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CAFE LOGUE.
1s1 Market street.
NeMRrk. n. j.


BUSINESS MEMS LUNCH. IL cents. Best in
city. ALLIGAToRZ CAFE. 1876 Market st.
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DOG L~OST-English brindle bull; brown and
white. (female); no collar. Reward IL re-
turned to q Walnut st.
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Personal


REFORMATION wanted about the whereabouts
Of James Corrigan; have not seen him for 30
wears; mariiad; has three boys and one girl,
WILLIAM CORRIGAN, 113 Catherine St,
Poughkeeps.e, N. Y,
WANTED-A kind hearted gentleman to assist
a young woman with a small child. In some
business store, or & house. Address A,
Box 30. Star Office.
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HAINEs FALLS. N. Y.

THE UNIQUE and cottage, Haines Falls.
Greene County, N. Y. Ideal summer resort,
electric lights, all modern improvements; good
table: large grounds; livery connected; bus
meets all trains. For terms apply 3
FRANZ Prop.
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watches and JeweIry.

81 900. 90 REWARD to any person who will
bring me a watch that 1 cannot repair. GEO
BERNARD. 221 Mulberry St. Newark. N. J.
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AGENTS WANTED.

silk betting. 81 inches long, direct
from the manufacturer, in the most beautiful
designs of warp prints, stripes, Persian effects
and plain molre, in any color wanted; send 20
cents for sample belt. IL not satisfactory money
refunded; agents wanted LIBERTY
SILK co, 445 Broome st. New York
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Lows WANTED.

PARTY wishes $500 at good percentage If got
ten quickly for second mortgage on god pay.
ing property. Adj lrtBU NJ. 81. Star Office.
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M. oTESKY, the Photographer, of 1877 and 13S
Springfield av., invites the public to see the
special six photos for 30 cents. Also all kinds
of our photographs reduced in prices.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

PIANO PLAYER-Man and wife desire en-
ployment together; wife. experienced with
moving pictures. illustrated songs, etc, plays
on sight; man. as hustler on door or any
position utilized. Hotel or attraction. EX-
pectstlone reasonable. Address. 'REFINED,'
Rox 4. star office.
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Bradstreet's Review.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-Bradstreets o.
morrow Will say
Enlargement ana expansion are still C.
dominating influences In trade and indus
try, and the volume OF sales and of order
booked by wholesalers and manufacture!
continues to show gains, particularly
the commercial and manufacturing cen
ters OF the north east and west, Still.
certain evidences OF iTreguIarity are foun
In the reports that mild weather is re.
tarding sales Of winter goods at rcta
IN the above sections: and southern ad-
vices are that Improvement in that sec
ton Is rather slower than expected anC
that low cotton prices are holding OF
that product by producers and checkln.
trade and collections. Idle cars are re
ported growing fewer In number rapidly
Lumber is quieter and -four is less In de-
mand for export. In wholesale and job
bing lines north, east and west, report:
are generally that trade is expanding
that spring purchases are increasing. and
that stocks In final distributors hands are
light,
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending November 10 number
213. against 267 last week 265 in the like
week in 1907, 2l2 in 1905, 22i in 1905, and
1913 In 1904,
Business failures in Canada for tho
% last week and SO in the same week
last year.
Wheat Gncluding flourl exports from
the United States and Canada Tor the
559.314 bushels, against 5,O29. iS4 last week
and b.103, Ia this week last year FOL
the twenty-one weeks ending November
l9 this year the exports were ss, 49, 554
bushels, against So,033, i9i in the CORE
spending period last year.
Corn exports for the week are 239.IlI
bushels. against 3i2, SO2 last week and
o6O.629 in 1907. For tho twenty one
are 2:631.776 bushels, against 10, 7S6. IS;
last year.
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WHEAT MARKET IS
UNUSUALLY NERVOUS
Prices Fluctuate Throughout
Session, Although General
Sentiment Is Bullish.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2o-Nevvousne ness 5
characterized trading IN the wheat pit
and prices auctuated over q range Of l
cent The prevailing tendency was
toward higher prices. Liberal realizing
sales by longs caused several setbacks,
put each decline was met by urgent buy
Ing by shorts, which resulted In a fresh
rally. Argentina advices and the con-
tlnued dry weather In this country were
the principal strengthening influences.
one OF the Argentina reports claimed
that not more than ninety million bush
els of wheat Will be available for export
from this years crop. while another dis
patch said that frost had been reported
in some localities. The bears derived
some satisfaction from another report
which estimated tho eNportablc surplus
OF wheat from Argentina at lia,o00.oo0
bushels.
Heavy receipts, both In the northwest
and southwest, also tended 10 inspire
some selling throughout the day,
Demand for cash wheat in the local
market was dull, but prices wore steady,
Duluth reported export sales aggregatng
grade Manitoba wheat. The market
closed strong. with prices near the top,
with December at Sl.04s and May, 81 03g.
Corn was bullishly Influenced by the
being very light considering the excel
lent weather now prevailing for the
movement The market closed firm. with
prices up s@4c to &c. Final quotations
on December were at 6Ssc, and May,
63ic.
oats were firm most all day, The
close was firm, with prices up S@3c,
compared with the previous close. De-
cember closed at 1850 and May at ol3c.
Provisions were active, and the marltet I
AZ the close prices were up 54I5e 10
20c,
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BUSINESS LOOKING UP
ON PRODUCE MARKET
Fish Day" Adds an Impetus to
Trade and Dealers Are
Happy.

Business WAS fairly brisk On the local
produce market Friday, particularly In
the FISH line. as is almost always the
case on "flsh day" All varieties of lish
were plentiful. and the largest demand
was for haddie, oysters, and salmon
Haddie was quite plentiful Friday, and
retailed at prices ranged from i23 TO 10
cents a pound. Canned oysters were Of
Tered at so and 60 cents u can, accord
ing to size. Loose oysters also were
quite plentiful.
Turkeys are coming in very slowly and
the same situation promises 10 exis;
this year as did last. namely, a scar
city of the delicscy and high quotations
II is now less than q week from Thanks
giving and the price continues at 80 cents
3. pound. The Utah supply is very linn
itcd. and the shortage is being partially
made UP by shipments from Kansas and
Nebraska. Spring chickens are fairly
plentiful, however. and viii no doubt
take the place OF the turkey in many
Salt Lake homes on Thanksgiving day,
There were a few tomatoes on the mar
ket Friday. but were not of a very fine
quality, and retailed al advanced prices
They came from California. California
strawberries were displayed ia limited
quantities, and dealers asked II cents
q basket for the delicacy. California
canta!oupes fetched" l2A cents IL piece
Utah celery is now very plentiful and
retals at the rate Of two punches fol
10 cents.
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instant RELIEF Of
ITCHING HUMOR
Limbs Below the Knees Were Raw
Feet Too Swollen to Get Shoes
Sleep Completely Broken
by Intense itching and Burning
Well in Two Days and Says That
CUTlCURA IS AMONG
HIS HOUSEHOLD GODS

God bless the mau who FIRST COM
rounded Cuticura. Some two months
ago | had O humor break out on my
l!mbs below my knees. They came TO
look like raw heefsteak. all red, ana no
ono knows how they itched and burned.
They were so swollen that l had to
split my drawers open 20 get them on
and could not get my shoes on Tor
week or more. I used Ave or six diff
ferent remedies and got no help. only
when applying them the burning was
worse and the itching less. One morning
| remembered that had bit OF Cuti-
oura and tried it. From tho moment
{ touched me the itching was gone and
have not felt bit of IL since. The
gvelling went down end in two days had
nv shoes on and was about as usual.
only wish I had used tho Cuticura
Remedies in tins Asst Of my troubles.
they would bsvo saved me two OF
.hree weeks Of uDaenso suffering. Dur
.ng that time 7 did net sloep 81 hour al
q time, but was Up applying such
remedies rs I had. Eercetorth the
Cuticu-s Remedies viii be arnong my
household gods, rest assured. George
B. Fa.loy, so South State ST., Concord,
N. H, Nay i, 1907"
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Nem York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2"--flour-1,Ise
ccints, -. 700 barrels exports. 5000. Finn
ly Gcid' with demand light
wh"at-Roccipts $4,000; exports, 49,
ooS; No. '' red. $iIgi@1.la;;- elevator, aud
Sil3i /. 0. b. anoat; no, ! hosIHsL tts L.i n
Winter. siIiI {. q. ,. anoat, There vas
~ frmcr opening TO wheat today on frost
news from the Argentine HeSeppns
In tT,. last hour sharp advances occurred
ON 6ullIsh domestic crop news 0lg week =
~ clenrances and eovsrlns, L%5t pr, Pi,SbeS b'.5.
rinscd at Sill; May, Slli}wi.lJ "-lJi
Glazed -. ia.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-The market ior
evaporatcd apples Is quiel- with lancy S:c'
choice 73@7ic, prime O3q'c' o!d crop
4GIGc. according to grade.
Primes are firm on spot, with quota
lions ranging from 4e TO l3c Tor Ca!li"r-
pia and from GAc 10 7lc for oregon !rulI
tIc latter from sos 10 aOs,
nricots continue IN good demand, with
choice quoted at sgU9c. extra choice az
9iG9c and fancy at 10l@lglc,
Peaches are hrnl WITH choice luo.s9 ~ ~
s@7ic. extra choice '"@'S' ''"'' - -
Raisins are quiet on spot, but remain
firm I'm tone, owing TO odl!ish SdN4Ges
yrhu, thr coast. Loose nuscdtels are
tr,,1ta1 nj 55m6ac choice 10 fancy seeded
GG,Sc. sccdless 4!0Gc and London layers
at Sl.5Ou l.G0
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ON[Y SLIGHT CHANGE
IN METAL MARKETS
Tendency Toward DuIlness and
Weakness Prevails in New
York and London.
PRICES OF METALS
In NEW YORK MARKET


NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-Spot tin was
unchanged at e1SI In London, but fu-
lures were lower al gl3S lis Cd. Local
30.3Tt.
Copper was unchanged at e63 2s Sd
in London, but futures declined TO s64.
Locally the mar ket was weak, but noml-
Sl425@ 14.5O; eectrolytic at S14.00y1i25.
and casting at Sl3975@14l2s.
Lead was lower at Gl3 rs Cd in Lon
don. Locally dull and a shade lower at
S4.30d 4.35.
Spelter was unchanged at e2l IS. In
London. Locally steady at S5.0545.l0.
Iron closed at iss for standard foun-
dry and i9s Tor Cleveland warrants In
the London market The local market
was unchanged. No, / foundry north
ern, SIC, i5ql!:25; No. ? foundry north
crn, Sl6.50UI700; No. / southern and
No. l southern soft, Sl10O@ 1850.
Closing Stock List.
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are backward. however, either because
the temperatures continue too high or on
account OF the failure 10 market prices
promptly. Frequent evidences OF depleted
stocks In the hands OF dealers are noted,
especially when Shipping departments
work overtime in order TO mako suifl-
ciently prompt deliveries.
Hides are stronger. but the upward
tendency OF packer stock may be checked
by the increasing receipts OF cattle.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov, 2o.-Butter-Firn
unchanged. 90, ,,,,
lI115c: do. September small! co!ored or
rbite best, l3Gi3ac: do large, 12lc: do.
IaIa made small best. 12gc; good to prime.
ii5mig6c: common 70 fair. l044ll}c;
skins. 20i1lc-
Eggs-Steady. unchanged.
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2O.-Cattle-Re
ceipts 1000; market. steady: stockers and
fecders. 50 T5@A75; bulls. S2.io@&.IS;
so: western cows. 81 50@ LES.
Hogs-Receipls. 5000; market. sc lower;
bnlk. $5S665.15; heavy, S5.75m5.S5: pack
ers and butchers. $5.J0g 90: light, So.l9@
5.GO; pigs, $4,000,
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: steady. muttons,
$lm& CO: lambs, Si.6006l5; range wcth'
cgs. SG.S0Wj.J0: fed ewes. S2.i094.20.
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Dun's Trade Review.

NEW YORK, Nov a0.-Dun's Weekly
Review OF Trade tomorrow will say:
Gains are almost universal. every week
surpa ssing its predecessor III volume Of
trade. while manufacturing plants In
crease activity and capacity, and conf
dence Is finding expression in extensive
plans FOR the future. At many points sea-
sonablo weather has stimulated demand
for winter goods. ano there Is n gratify-
inE change for the better In regard to the
promptness OF collections. Some sections
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Nov. 20.-Cattie-Eecetpts.
81 so; stockers and feeders. S2.I5@5;
calves, SIGHTS; bulls and stays, $2.25@4.
lIogs-Receipts, 1000 steady 70 strong
baavT S5S06 $50: mixed. S5.650 5.95
light. S5.5O@ $40; pigs, S&.j09 5,95; bulk Of
Shcep-Receipts, 1900; steady; yeaTlings,
81 35@5: wetheTs, SAG Loo; ewes "5.@oG4;
lnnns E!WO.
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Purchase of Silver.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-The treasury
todn: purchased 5000 ounces ,oj sllHej aHej
nunces FOR delivery ut Denver Ut oO.s5t
cents per ounce
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h REACTION IN
[yI0CK MARKET
Break. in Prices Fol-
n br Pronounced Up
ssrd Movement
|IGGHT OF BEARS s'...nn
|ppclKS p0WN NuPfUhI
LIsft TO Take Care of 1t.
Natural Readjust-
/ ueut Is Reached.

YORK. Nov. 2o.-The reaction
shIch have been gathering
4. me stock market for several
"a a sharp fall in prices TO-
,s.liues gained such headway
II, n a strong upward reac-
~. io-,e- part Of the day, on
.,,nn that accounts had been
~ There was no change IA
.sI. nature In the news from
y ,bs progress OF industry and
srsrd restoration. Yet prices
helpless fashion. and win
s.locIty. after the invariabie
A lpeurslons upon 2 weak sPecu-
I nat the floating market sup
t.Es had been pasS!nS from
a weaker hands for over TWO
Ia has been subject OF general
IA Tho process or realizing
"a, easy q; lrst, with the sub
-nsh OF new buyers, after the
-s-srtaintles were out OF the
4 1s helped at q later stage by
n ,.rrorting measures. as pointed
c,s he bidding up OF q few
4 .5tdduai stocks. with unreal
- O, important developments
4 Erskh were TO affect these spe-
y The decreasing support of
~. was obvious yesterday and
IA e1spicion that speculative re-
.r the organized market leaders
.rrytty well completed.
4 - supporting tactics were al
.r5onsd and the market was left
. ar Of Itself until the fierce
4 q the shorts at The last. The
4 re- In force. The existence OF
"A ysesly margiped accounts was
q which were forced 20 sell by
Ia p,lces. Stop loss orders were
- also, placed as a precau-
4 4 TIE market by those who have
.ryus,i1I OF It's ability. The bear
1 Re speculation. which has been
a ir weeks. plucked up courage
4 4 the manifest deterioration in
|.tsa Of the market. There has
rzrsed falling Off in the volume
n, buying orders for stocks since
E,n in prices halted. II Is tho
IL idvanclng tendency which at
"a buying OF this class. and a
|fiaa brings In sellers from scat
|res who are discouraged by the
II profits 10 accrue on the hold
I:ls there was unfavorablc news
k.h serve as an active factor in
1'kg selling. the fact OF the re-
J stocks directed attention to
tlA wste ignored during the ad-
Fg Instance, there were In
|i,pIsheusions over the effects OF
rtrelt 10 revise the tariff.
3 Of political developments were
. indicating more drastic ac-
|ek direction than has been sup
lty. Time money was called
'rss. and the Known movements
b promised 9 substantial cash
; The banks on the week. The
Ne 81 the close was caused by
~ OF the shorts. who feared
b had been led into u trap by
tsmcDt helping the appearance
Hts In the market.
!, ssrs easy Total sales. par
; Slales bonds were unchanged
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FOR BABY RASHES
Eczen7as ard Irritations, Cuticura
Ia Word, Its Wcight in Gold.

The suffering which .CuticuIa Soap
and CuticIra Ointment havo elleviated
among the young. and the comfort they
have afforded worn-out and worried
parents, have led to their adoption In
countless homes as priceless for the skin
and scalp, Infantile and birth humors.
scalled-hend, eczenas, rashes, itchings,
chafngs, and every form OF itching,
scaly, pimply skin and scalp hunors,
nently and economically cured,
Complete External and .aternal Treatment for
Every Hurnor of Infants Children. md Adults, CON-
sls,s OF CutiCUra Soap (25cl 20 Clcanne the skin.
C,icura Ointment (50c) to Heal the Skin and Cut'-
cura Rcsolvcpt (5oc), (or n tho form OF Cn0eonte
Coated Pills 25c per Wis. of COZ 10 Purify the BLOOD
Sold throuchout the world. Potter Drug Chem.
Corp Sole Props. Boston, Mass -
ns-3aued Free. Cuiicurs sook on shin DheAssa
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New York Money.

ssy iiSSsoy. 2o.-Ciosc: Money
,in,; closl,z pef cent. ruling rate,
,N Per perS.ng e Did, ~ per cent: OIL
VII dsygs guist, sixty days. 9 per
tstt. % per cent; six months.
g eschnn,s paper. i@4s per cent.
IN LsSse,, arm. with actual
n ski sers bills at $4.SI..0W
= aaSs and AT s4.S6.2O Tor
sssdS, doll,,,aIs bus si,ssg@lsas,
II &y 'u"' steady; railroad
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov 2O.-Catue-Receipts.
5000 steady: bccves, sL5O@7; westerns,
SS.l5@5; stockers and feeders, S5@6 cows
and heiiers. $1.55@5; calves, $5.5Q@5.I2i.
Hogs-Ecceipts, about $4,000 5c lower
light, $5.O5@5.75; m!Hed 50. .25Y5,o5;
heavy, $4,000: rough. s53Cn9.i5; good
TO choice heavy. s515IG; pigs, S3.2S@5:
bulk of sales. $5.05@5.S5
Sheep-Receipts. about 1000; market,
weak; natives S2.i0GDj.60 westerns, S2.l
nl4O; yearltpgs, Sf@IS0; lambs, $3.50
6; westerns. $3.75@6.
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New York Sugar,

NEW YORK Nov. 2a.-SuEar-Raw.
steady: fair refining. 3.4fc; centrifugal .a6
test, 3.S4c: nolasSes, 3.i9c- Refined,
steady; crushed. 5000. powdered. Sc: gram
ulated 4.90c.
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CASH OUQTATIONS,

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
3, 95c@S1.07; No, . red. 81 0Sb@ 1.65l; No.
corn, 63i@63ic, No. yellow, 63t@639c; :;
No. white, sc; No. . white. 49g5oac;
No. rye. 14ic: good feeding barley. SOC;
fair TO choice mailing, 6l@6ic; No. l
northwestern fax seed Sl.i2t: prime
timothy seed, S3.S5; clover, contract
grades. -Se.15; short, ribs. sides, goose2,
ilS7!; lard. per 100 pounds. 500, shott
clear sides (6oXed), S8.IoG9,00
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ano'stsury Statement

~ Of n. Nov, Q0.-rodsy's
@ad, escIr Ires%sury balances In ths
Ire shov,Wse.'v OF tile $3.50. 600, 900
/e.s, aud b,,,iI,te.'se'..,.,,,215f636. 29i
~"e-ates 0"''...,.,.. i3. .3J7. sos
''',........ 42.t2l GRO
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CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE

East-bound Los Angeles Limited. No.
vember %, which will leave Salt Lake
that date and thereafter daily at 1906
y. m.
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St Louis Wool.

~ Louis, Noy. 20.--Wcpl- iisnei; ..ii|
dirn, GRADES combing and clothing. ~
90: light line iGm iic; heavy Hu'' ~
lie tub washed. -Ogs3c'
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market WAS steady; crcamcries e2m
3Oc: dairics, I9l "a 2Jc; eggs. firm, at mark,
cases included, a2@23c: nrsts. 2Sc. prime
firsts, 99c; cheese. (rm, 122@lS&C.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-21
Bank Clearing

.useA, Nov. 20,-gradstreet' 4
|'srrsss report Tor the week cad
.aiIs ~ shows an aggregate Of
~ - ss against S3.579.5l7. 600 last
N E,Is'.95i. 600 in the CORE
/ \ ss 30 s,it !sst year. The following is