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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-13

No zoos, James A. Henderson, re.
ceiver of Pittsburg and Cincinnati
Packet Line, appellant VS.. kanawha
Dock Corporation, appellee; appeal
from the District Court at Charleston,
w. Va. To be argued by w. r. Muir
ply of Pittsburg, Pa, for the appel
liant, and by Rankin WileN of Point
Peasant w. Va and L. G. Barton. of
Pttsburg, Pa, for the appellee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
TSoc,i1[ Discdfch TO The Call

PETALUNA Nov. 22-The price Of eggs
shows tendency for continued decline. After
receipt OF the transactions from the San Fran
cisco dairy exchange the price dropped another
cent in this city today making the best Offering
sic. which paid by the Petaluma egg eN-
change. Independent dealers and speculators paid
SOC to 40c according to grade. The decline is
credited 70 the free distribution Of cold storage
eggs The demand is keen for eggs of Arst
grade. The weather remains unchanged with
theatened rain which the poultrynlen badly need
SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 22.-A1though dairy pro
duce has fallen in price there Is practically no
change in the egg market. producers still receiv-
ing from SOC TO SIC per dozen and selling at 80.
The local trade remains active and poultry men
find an active outside market to dispose Of the
surplus supply on hand.
SANTA ROSA Nov. 22--There was another
drop Of cent per dozen IN the local egg mar
ket today receipt OF sdvices OF the morning
transactions the San Francisco dairy produce
exchange Eggs quoted today by all dealers
at SOC per dozen. spot cash, for choice and 45c
for seconds Turkeys are selling az retail for
21 623c per pound here. with good supply and
strong demand Only a medium supply is being
shipped to the markets, most Of the growers
are holding for the Christmas holidays to have
larger birds and in hopes OF securing higher
prices
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boatloads were reported from the Atlantic
board Considerable interest taken mean
while in statements that California dealers were
buying here and II was supposed that there had
been foreign purchases OF considerable size. The
nervousness of shorts became more and more evil
dent and prices at the end Of the session we're
within a shade of the highest OF the day The
range for the May option, taking trade as a
whole. was from 966971ac. with last sales In
11sc net higher at s7%s d9T15c-
Corn dropped to lower level today than for
several years. May 1uetuated from 46I461sc to
46S 46alc, closing firm shade up at 4613 "a
1880. The cash market was weak No. yell
low finished at 51A 651%c.
There was good trade in oats at prices gov
erned by corn. May reached extreme low and
high figure 331ac and 337sc with the close at
the last named quotation, gain Of Sc compared
with 24 hours previous.
Provisions, except lard. firm. Last sales
were 5G10c higher for pork, pa @1215c on for
lard and SC advance for ribs.
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Deciduous and Cftru. Fruit.

Nearly all OF the fresh fruit concerns were
busy with turkeys yesterday. hIt there was
fair to good trade in citrus and orchard fruits.
nevertheless. Table gsspes were in much better
demand and 6rmer than on Monday. feature
of this department the arrival OF a large lot
OF choice seedless in lug boxes from Martinez.
This stock met with ready sale ar 81 DON.
Figs were too scarce to quote. Two cars OF
oranges and one each OF grapefruit and tanger-
ines came IN.
StrawherrieE-$566 per chest
RaspberrIes-S5G as per cnest.
Huckleberries-507c per 10.
Cranberries-Cape Cod $9.50dt0 per bhL
Apples (per boxl-Fancy 4 tier red. 90c61
Is; do 415 tier. 65GS5e: Newtown pippins. 9Oc
QS110; BeHedower, 75c6$1; choice fruit. 35@
6oc; Christmas apples. So per box.
Pears-Winter Nellis $1-50d2 per box cook
ing varieties. SOC 1$1 per box
Quinces-$1d1.50 per box.
Figs-Nominal
Persmmons-50d T5c per box.
975c ror small and 81 Al. so
for large boxes.
Grapes-Crate. s101.25 for Isabella. s5caS1
for tokay and 65QS5c for other varieties; small
boxes. 30@40c- large boxes. muscar, S1fa1- so.
tokay. S1G1.25; black. 600Tocs cornichon. 75ce1,
81; verdel. T5cGS1.
Citrus Fruits tper boxl-Ndvel oranges. n II
gags for choice and $2.50G2.T5 tor extro
choices. tangerines. s1.500225 per box: Crane
fruit, S3d3-50 for seedless aud S10IJ0 for
common' lemons. S5G5.5o for fancy. SS.50@4SO
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Potatoes, Onion. and Vegetable.

There was not much life TO the market for
green produce yesterday. and everything in
the miscellaneous vegetable line was in ample
supply changes in the quotations were few
Sound tomatoes sold at better figures one small
lot OF selected stock bringing 50 a box South
ern peas and beans were in free supply and the
market was overloaded with celery The mar
ket for potatoes and onions was quiet and fea-
tureless-
Potatoes-River whites, soc6s11o per etI. Sa-
linas Burbanks. 81. 6061.75 per ctl; Oregon Bur-
per ctI.
onions-New yellow. 9ocGs1.1o
vegetables-Tornatoes, 75cdS1 so per box:
green peas. 567c per Ib: string beans 6asc per
IL; lima beans, 4@5e per ID; summer squash.
$161.25 per box. eggplant, 50d65c per box
green peppers. 25650c per box; garlic. 4d5c
per ID; cabbage. 60G65c per ctl: cucumbers. 81 a
1.25 per box: caulihower. 40050c per dozen:
turnips 65075c per sack; carrots, 65dl75c per
sack; celery. 25635c per dozen; green okra.
50@75c per box
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Turkey Market Quiet and Weaker
Butter Higher---Eggs Still Lower

The other meats are previously quoeed ana
without feature
Slaughterers' rates to dealers anu outene'S
as follows: -,,saetLo Sor
cows and heiferS. o.x,a.A... cor
veaI-s1s G915c for large and ga g lo7se iO'
s'',S Mutton-wethers. e91Oc; ewes, s@9c per H.
Iamb-1O1H G1117c per 10. -
Pressed PORK (per lb)-1312c for light and L
G121kc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sonnu
livestock. delivered In San Francisco, gross
weight: - = "a z.Lc
nor III. under goo lbs. SIC; second Quahty'
All weights. 4% 95c; thin. undesirable steers
No / cows and heifers 41ac; second quality,
464izc: common, thin, undesirable cows % a
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MINING STOCKS

Both Comstocks and southern Nevsdas con-
tinued dull yesterday and there were no fuctua-
tions of note.
The mines Of Tonopah district shipped a total
of Z 75s tons of ore of the estimated value of
S193, $50 to the mills during the last week. The
Tonopah mining company sent $500 tons, Bel
mont 1,65o tons, Montana 1o2S tons, Tonopah
Extension $50 tons. West End $50 tons Mac
Namara 200 tons and Midway so tons.
The next quarterly meeting of the board of di-
rectors Of the Goldfeld Consolidated mines com
pany will be held at the Waldorf Astoria hotel
In New York city The usual quarterly dividend
of so cents regular and 20 cents extra per share
Will be declared, so far known. At the time
of the disbursement of the last dividend. October
81, there remained in the treasury about $1,000
OOo
The exchange will not be in session tomorrow
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks unsettled. Cop
pers dull.
Cotton market slightly higher.
Local securities selling briskly.
Oil and mining stocks still dull.
Shipment of silver bullion to the
orient.
Wheat dull. Barley unsettled.
Oats and corn unchanged.
Bean market still fiuctuating.
Hay and feedStuffs unchanged.
Hams, bacon and lard weak.
Meat market unchanged. Hogs
weak.
Wool, hops and hides as before.
Dried fruits active. Raisins easy.
Dressed turkeys quiet and weaker.
Butter higher. Eggs still lower.
Potatoes and onions featureless.
Fair demand for citrus and other
fruits.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Nov 22.-Drought losses as great
30 per cent TO the wheat crop near Bahia
Blanca in the Argentine republic, put up the
price of wheat here today. The market closed
an irregular finish. 14@asc down to II @Ac up;
oats were @mHc higher than last night and
provisions varied from 1oc gain to l2lac decline.
Argentine news was the chief factor In the
wheat pit from the start. After strong open.
ing there a temporary reaction due to corn
Weakness but a fresh grist of dispatches from
South America brought out important buying.
Almost at the same time export sales of 40
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OF PRODUCE

wire says
''Wheat-Argentine news has been even more
of factor In today's wheat market than IL was
yesterday There was an early and late period
OF strength with an intermediate period during
which prices sold down slightly below yesterday 5
close The range covered was sc TO sc for the
active futures. There has been some foreign buy
ing Of wheat futures here today, but II has noc
been important. Nevertheless European and
Argentine markets have been pretty generally
higher, although Antwerp and Berlin made slgnt
losses and some of the markets abroad maintained
their early promise Drought losses in Bahia
Blanca southern portion OF Argentina, have been
the chief cause of speculative interest Some or
the cables have reported losses high as so per
cent in some localities There has been de
eided Improvement in the demand for Manitoba
loads for export. Most Of this was OF wheat at
seaboard points and sold below the winnipeg
parity for new business. Worlds available sup
piles increased 3112.000 bushels last week,
against an increase Of $4,000 year ago. Ex-
port clearances were 305. 900 bushels. Dry weather
continues In the winter wheat belt. Casn wheat
sales locally were 20. 600 bushels.
''Corn-Made new low records again today on
selling by a cash grain handling concern and
spectators who are counting larger
run of corn from the interior. Country sales
were little Better today and cash corn IN the
sample market was one to I12c lower. Current
arrivals are very largely of the new corn. None
of the larger shorts have bought corn today on a
liberal scale and values have rallied some from
the low points. Cash sales. 195,oo0 bushels
''Oats-There has been a very good trade In
oats today. Some of the cash grain concerns
were selling. while larger shorts were buy ing
The fluctuations here followed corn down early,
up later. Shipping sales were 2OS,OOO buShels-
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New Work. Grain Market

NEW YORK Nov Flour-Dull and about
steady. Receipts, 4e.453 barrels. shipments.
IL S63
Wheat-spot. frm No. 70 red. assc elevator
and e65sc (. o. b. ahoat; No. northern Duluth,
s1.17% +. o. b. afoat. The futures market was
frmer on reports of damage to the crop in
southern Argentina irmness In Buenos Aires
and Liverpool and better export demand.
closing 1d1hc net higher. December closed at
9S1kc May closed at SiO41s. July closed at
SLOTS. Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments,
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Butter. Cbeere and Eggs

sudden sharp advance in butter. which came
a surprise to a majority OF the trade was tne
feature Of the market for dairy produce yester
day. A few receivers seemed 10 be in need or
small supplies Of extras and they bid the marAet
up 10 get them. The new price was SIC pound
an advance OF 1t3e over the previously quoted
rate. Cold storage extras were nc higher at Sle-
Prices for fresh eggs continued 10 drop an0tner
cent being Topped on the quotations for extras
and frsts. which were quoted at SIC and DC a
dozen, respectively. Quotations for local cheese
were unchanged Cold storage oregon Young
Americas were nc higher ar lie pound
Sales on the exchange were follows
Butter-10 cases Of fresh extras at 36c so at
3615c and 10 at SIC pound.
Eggs-2O cases Of fresh extras at sc dozen
and cases OF selected puuets on the informal
call at 45c-
Cheese-25 California fat drsts at 15c pound.
Receipts were 81, 100 pounds OF butter ol.OSO
pounds Of cheese and I 524 cases OF eggs
The following the official quotations estao-
lished on the floor OF the dairy exchange Prices
In the street while governed By the exchange
quotations. generally range from 11ac 70 e
higher. owing TO the various charges 70 De
III.
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Special telegraphic
and cable communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies. as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east of the Rockies. In
creased LABS. 600 bushels: Canada. increased
IA 900 bushels; total, United States and Canada.
increased 1872, 600: afoat for and In Europe.
increased 600. 900: total American and European
supply, increased 2,112, 900 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, decreased
301 600 bushels.
2S2. 900 husheIs.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.--At the beginning of
business today the condition OF the United States
treasury was Working balance in treasury Of
fees, $50. s02 953; in banks and Philippine treas
ury. $32 f22 40S; the total Balance In the general
fund was SS3 663. .016.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were 81, f09, ,92s,
with disbursements of 81. $50, ,00S.
The deficit to date this fiscal year is S13,l
544, against S2695s.177 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA Nov. 22-Wheat-Export: Blue
stem. SEC; club. soc; red Russian. 7Sc Milling:
BlHesten. .S211 Gs3c: club. SOc red Russian, Tsc-
Car receipts: Wheat, so; oats. 3; hay. 8; barley,
4; corn. 1.
SEATTLE. Nov. 2-wheat-MiIling: Blue
stem S3c: forty-fold Sic: club. SOC; fife. SOC;
red Russian. 7sc Export Bluestem. SOC; forty
fold 7se: club. tic: fife. nc; red Russian. T5c.
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat, S6; corn, .
oats, s.; barley, G.; hay. Is
OREGON
PORTLAND, Nov. 22-Whest-Track prices:
valley Soc forty-fold. s0dS1c Car receipts:
Wheat, 90 oats, 3; hay. H.
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Local Stocks and Bonds Active
Other Stocks Are Without Feature

closing bid. 21a per cent; offered at 2& per
cent.
Time loans easy; so days. Az per cent; 90
days and 6 months, Al per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.s210G4. 1915 for GO day
bills and So $50 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S1A @4.S1%-
Bar silver. 55&e.
Mexican dollars 46c.
Government and railroad bonds, steady.
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STOCK MARKET

Business in local securities continued excellent
yesterday, and, the preceding day, con-
sisted chiefly of stocks, sales of bonds being
light. City electric stock continued the feature
and advanced still further to $59.23. Telephone
common stock was also higher at $40. so bid and
Pacific lighting common frmer at S!1.50 Ha-
waiian commercial was lower selling on to
SSO.25. and Makaweli sugar was also weaker at
$3.50 City electric bonds were stronger at $50.
The exchange win not be in session tomorrow
Thanksgiving day.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-Wheat-December
S1.02%; May, S1.06S-
Cash wheat-No 1 hard s1.o6$s No north
ern. $1.04ss al. .o5%: No 2, northern. sl.o11s q
1.O41s; No. wheat, e95scG$1-02%-
Corn-No. 8 yellow, 46G4Tc-
oatsANo. 3 white, 2915 @S0c-
Rye-No. 2, 74c-
Flax-Closed 81 -57%.
DULUTH. Nov 22-F1ax-on track, $2e2; to
arrive $2.57%; November, $3.50 bid; December,
S257%; May, S25215 asked.
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ITOVlSlOn8
Local packers reporting a weak market
for hams bacon and lard. and while there is no
further actual decline. considerable price cutting
is going on The tendency in quotations is down
ward.
Cottolene-1 half Dbl. 11xe: 8 half bbls
11Ac; tierce, 114sc; tierces IL NC: tierces
1880 per lb.
hams. i4c; California hams, 1sc; fancy bacon
6 to s lbs. 2S030c. to 10 lbs. 26G27c 10 TO
IL lbs 25@26c; sugar cured, 26627c: light drv
saltbaeon. to 10 lbs. 23624c, 10 to 12 lbs
Fl @22c; medium bacon, 1s@19c; light medium
bacon, 1S619c-
Lard-T1erces, 15c; SOS 15He. los 15xc, So
15Hc 3s Ice; compound lard, tierce. 1fXc
sos 111ac los 12c. IS 12hc. Is 12Ac; yellow
cooking oil. re per gal; white cooking OIL rae
per gal; salad oil. I5c per gal.
Beef-Iocal prices are quoted Export lots. in
spected by the government. 81 per hbl higher
Extra family beef. SIS per bbl; family beef SIS
per bbl extra mess beef. SIS per bbI; smoked
beef. 21 &c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. s32; clear sS4
mess, $32: pig pork, SS6; pigs feet, SIS Is for
half bbls. 81. 40 for 35 ID kegs and 135 FOR kits
Meat Market
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TACOMA. Nov. 22.-clearings. s7o2, ,o49; bal
ances. $5i. .719.
SEATTLE, Nov. 22-Clearincs 81. .973. .259. hal
aDces. S13S.S15.
sPoKANE. Nov. 22.-cIearings, ssoe, ,s15; bal
ances. $163 $40.
PoRTLAND: Nov. 2.-Clearings. 81. 2se, ,eos;
balances, $96,399.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour firm; No. 2 rye, Ts1sc; feed OF
mixing barley, 5567oc; fair to choice maItlng' M
75@T9c; faxseed. No. southwestern & s2.4s; 80 no
northwestern 50 g.: timothy seed. 80; clover
S14 80: mess pork per bbl, S17-25@ 80: lard
per 100 lbs. $10O715; short ribs, sides tloosel
S961O25; short clear sides (boxedl, SSI0WlV.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to POS 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 'Sf,-
0O0 bushels, compared with S2S,OOo the CORE CORE
spending day year ago. The worlds visible
supply, as shown by Bradstreets. increased
2. .ii2 600 bushels. Estimated receipts for TO
morrow: Wheat. % cars; corn, 2SS cars; oats
10 cars. hogs. q. 600 head.
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FURNISHED by e F Hutton Co.. $50 California street.
Desirable bulls and stays, "a G3c; bali rat

Desirable bulls aud stays, pa DAN rat
or thin bulls, 2Q21ac.
Calves-Li ghtweight, per 10, 6Gotaes meuiuu'
555 G5%c; heavy. 413 05c.
Lambs (per lb1-Unshorn lambs. 6tlo1sc- -
Hog@Hard grain fed. weighing 100 % 19o
800 lbs, SIse per ID.
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New York Curb Stocks
Bosfon Sfocka
RnSnnN

BOSTON Nov z2-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: Business in the Boston copper
shares is practically stagnsnt. the morning
sion being the dullest for a long time. The
market is absolutely featurelexs and price
changes are confined TO the smallest fuctua
tions There is some activity In the miscella-
neous list with prices showing some improve
ment. The strcng features have been American
woolen preferred, American telephone and Island
Creek preferred
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street. San Francisco:
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
West Pac 4s. 94a4 % IS Cruz Gem. %
S Cruz Cm SIS S5I3 Poop " com 21h 3
Ocean Ry5s "a - Noble FL Stl. 80 50
Natom Cn 6s 50 NV Ou...- 21s
G w Power5s 81 Honolulu Oil. l liz
SALES
10 Pacific Gas & Electric fcom).. 7015
50 o0o Santa Cruz Portland Cement SIS. 81 90
$4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s 90 625
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MARKET FALLS
INTO NEGLECT

NEW YORK. Nov. 22-The
stock market sank into deeper
neglect today and the price nuc-
tuations narrowed eorresponq-
ingly. This quietness Is consid-
cred seasonable and desiraple py
the banking element.
In the opinion of bankers ana
7nanciers of authority the pri-
mary requisite on the New YORK
money market is to find means
for taking up bond issues, whlcn
are in contemplation by the great
railroad corporations. An active
stock market speculation, Whlcn
should take up banking resources
as fast as they are released from
the task of moving the crop
would interfere with coming ooho
flotations.
in some such mood also IN tne
presence of the political contest
which confronts Great Britain.
The Mexican situation was not
without a disquieting effect on
speculative sentiment IN tne
home field the unsettled outlook IN
the steel trade is a potent FACTOR
in the speculative situation. he.
ports today Of a cut in prices or
structural steel by the Carnegie
company were current.
An interview with Chairman
wav was not calculated to Stimu-
late speculative enthusiasm. The
annual report presented by the
executive committee to the Rail
way business association also was
circulated and the industrial pros.
pect which 1t painted was not OF
a cheering effect on sentiment.
although allowance was made for
the effect intended in strengthen
ing the railroads contention Tor
higher freight rates. Money con-
dftions were not materially
changed.
(par value), S1,714,000.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
E. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire says:
The movement in the security
market today was the result or
professional operation entirely as
seen heretofore for several days.
The speech of J. J. Hill on the
coming years outlook, which
was somewhat discouraging, in
duced traders to sell stocks at the
opening with the expectation OF
lower prices during the session,
but support in the leading issues
caused a short covering move
ment at noon. only to be followed
by a later recession again to the
in Mexico created some little con-
Germ in the street, as late news
from that country indicated a
worse condition prevailing. Other
than this factor there was practi-
caIIy no news that would influence
market sentiment. The large
professional contingent here is
bearish, but banking syndicates
are the chief owners of securities,
hence we look for support on any
weakness"
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Spc,ial Dispatch TO The Call

LOPc-iuI -OISFuIcH 10 I ne NdH
Los ANGELES Nov. 22.-Business on the oil
stock exchange was affected by the trouble in
Mexico. Mexican petroleum common lower
but closed firm at S36 bid. Consolidated Mid
way sold Off and closed at pc. Palmer
firm and strong. Associated steady Union
was fairly active, while United petroleum was
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Money on call easy,
21z ga per cents ruling rate, IA per cent;
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat-The market is firm enough, but drag
gings the demand being light No further
change in prices.
Crop summary by Broonhal:
United Kingdom. Holland, Belgiuu-Wet
weather still continues and there are some com
plants being heard regarding the delay in seed
France-weather still continues very wet,
which is unfavorable for the seeding for the
Germany-The condition of the new sown
wheat is generally fair.
progress owing to less favorable weather con-
ditions
seeding. which is progressing favorably.
Russia-Weather generally fine and outlook
for wheat already seeded is favorable. Stocks
Argentina advices continue conflicting
bad reports being received from the south. but
there has been no frost.
Australia Indications for favorable outlook
are maintained.
California club. S1.45@1. .471a; Sonora. 81 .621a
@1.67ls; white Australian, S1.59@1 90; northern
club, 81 .45@l. 4I12 Russian red, Sl45@1. .4115;
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
the union rate of 23s Cd. usual European options,
IS, 600, against 1854 tons on the same date last
year; disengaged. s60s5 tons, against 24,67O:
on the way to this port 205,270 tons. against
The. December option was lower yesterday,
but the cash grain was reported firm. with a
sale of extra choice bright feed at S1.o5.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. S1.021a; choice. 81 o3& al .o5;
off grades. 95c@$1 per ctl; brewing and ship
ping grades, $1.o5@I.071
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
May ........ 81. .0915 S1.0915 81 09A 81 O91l
December 1.03& 103& 1.03A 1.o3N
p. m. Session
May-S1 09M.
December-$1 .0SA bid, $1.o315 asked
Oats-Offerings not heavy but the demand
is light. Prices show further change.
Red for feed $1.17h@1. 221s for ordinary and
S1-2115 for choice red for seed. 81 1924 al 37H
black, S1.0T12 @1.121a for feed and $1.35G / 40
for seed; gray, nominal: white $1.45M155
Corn-Arrfval of 500 centals western. Most of
this western now coming in is for shipment to
Mexico and Central America.
Western states yellow. in bulk. San Francisco
track. 81. .33: white, S1.35; mixed 81 .43: sacked
prices 71zc higher; white Egyptian 81 40G11 so;
brown do, 81 350l .421a per ctl.
Rye-S1. SOC l 90 per ctl
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND. Nov. 22.-Butter-Cfty creamery
cubes. 5j936c; prints. 3763T15e; store. 2S624c.