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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-04

gen al SER. Seller life er Der no.
e. @seis FOR. 4. 9s..c: % otS"cf
~ 'c......s %c.S..
8. ,Sonas 9ronef par fra aeben.
bapn" = flyer gaitor a.(Sioe $780,
Der gioes im.olertio intet geois for
oenne gaaitano. Seq er melt tilbsie.
Zig til at 1ntage, at ban bar ira Dit
marifen eler SpoiIespi9 = oanif
Soften, iom MAJ iagoe / gamle
Gage = os iee ifaI itrafs giue mine
@ruioe berfor. @in fsrite @runo
er ben, at bans 5amilienapn iiffert
bar 9runed, eaer 9rueneh, ct 0apn,
Der fra BET II. Aarbunore0e finoes
baaoe | Spiflano, Danmarf og Nor.
ge (ie Berionabiit. 9iosifrift, 2.
9qffe, 6. @inb, Sioe 299). S Dan.
mari, bpor bet finoes ehonu, er 5or.
men grsnnide. = s @aret 1914
bar Der | Coming | 9itmarifen en-
greIt oeo 0oon Sermann grennocf.
Der for Napnets Sfplo goot funoe
oere en- fsoeIie @rooer til Sonas
groncf (e Bontoppioanglnnales III.
SIDE 500.
Min onoen @runo for oenne Mn-
tagelIe er, at Sproget | D~itmariten
90 Sollan6 er omtrent bet iamme; at
groncfs parme Ben anpter eIer
aepier, bar fra 9itmarifen, LEGION
De ileite of &c @sger, 9roncf efterloo
iig, bar tpife, inmt at De Solf, iom
fom meo bam til @merifa, bar ira
Soften og Ditmarifen. 5orbinoely
len mellem oenne Del al Danmarf
os &o[ano bar | De Gage meset Ito.
Zig. Oct enc meo bet anoet ipnes
fart at oiie, at groncf bar fra Dit.
marifen, tpif feot, men oanif timber.
inat.
A. ut groncf par Stuoent og bel
biemme | SeoIogi, Sura 90 Meoicin.
iom anoerion flyer (Sioe 1863, fan
maaife bore. Men nf bans efter.
laote gesers 9itler fan bette for
Suraen5 og Me6icinens geofommen.
De / bpert Sab, life beoiies. Saa
interesinnt iom bet gnmle Mfttpffe
vSnpentorp OF tbe perional propertp
Of tbe Wioom 9roncf Of @maus" er,
iom @noerion anferer tSioe $3.50,
ligeian feoelie er ben Wpngoe Sell,
iom Der bar inoineset fig os be I'll.
fsielier, iom finbes, bpem be iaa eno'
TANNER fra. Seq fan life nore6e
oft, men en- De fan ieg rette, bpil.
let fer ifaI forisees.
5. gIanot 8roncfs efterlaote 80.
ger nnpnes nGalorus Snititutes 70.
lio"--. Ser ifal naturligpis itaa
.galpini Snititutes"-, Soban Gal
bins betenote Dogmatif al 1886.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-04

Baftor 80. 81. @noreaien / @op.
paca bar taget imoo oct til bam no
fteote aaIo fra Dor Sreliers Me.
nigbeo | Soflnno, GaIif. Wenigbe-
benen / 8oitpaca bar faI6et goitor
S. g. 0oarup, Suthinion, Minn.,
og JUN jar ipalei ia III 4aIoet.
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". Q proget.

~. Sprogef.
Com 9anife og iom ct 6anif Sir.
fefolf ber oi ielpfslgelig boloe paa
bort Sproe; tbi Sproget er bel oct
onbeIte, Ri bar, folfelig talt. Or
Sproeet tabt. iaa bar ri bel ben
garaoofs ON Sen en~geIfftaIen6e
0anifer, iom life foritoo eller funoe
10 9cnif. 90 INN Dem. Der holoer
pao a.. oirte o9 Stem boloer
Oi ogiaa paa 0anif / pore S~snoaes.
ifoler.
ct e. SS. -si>>> So. c~ir,s,4eliae
ale Segne, men pi MR. 70 araoet
boaoe DER og Der, of pi ifuI5e qua
oper / BET enes.ife Sprog, 90 boor
Sa.r;c-1tionen life bliper peo, bli.
5er araoei tssse SO !terre e%fter1ooa.
nen ION 3 ,n9e potter op, og De
gamIe osr.
Nna. = men bortiet fra oct Cab,
iom ct Wenneife fiber, Ser taber ct
Sprog, og bortiet fra BET Cab, ser
er peo at onergaa til gngelif, ina
moa pi Der marfe os, at @ngeIif er
beaer life bore gsrns Sierteiprog.
Saa oil ieg Der n9pne noget, iom
ieg bar Jet | flere airfer, iom, for.
oi jeg 10 er liot af en- 4ritifer,
oil title unoer @lasiet.
Seq bar Jet enselife alasier / en-
SenoaasifoIe iiooe foran De andre
alasier. Der be9pn6es meo en- Gang
/ men De Tan 10 life ipnge Danif!
Der beoes paa Danif, Sefiten lpies
paa 0mif, ipnees after, og | oenne
] lange Bib iiboer oe for ane andres
Zine og leger, gaber eaer fsrer en-
lille fo%rnsielie Samtale paa gngelif.
Oct er oa naturligt, at Here af De
andre snifer: SAB ieg bare blanbt
Dem, oct bar on mere moriomt. Nei,
lao De bog bag | airfer, bar Der oa
noeet Of bet ~forargeIiee borte.
Oct eneite IpffeIiee, ies bar Jet
Deo ben SIags alosier, er oa ogiaa,
at De 6sr gerne efter en- fort Sios
f%ummerliJ Eilp9relie al Wangel
paa lepenoe Weolemmer; og iom
O~nergungsle0 fan De npppe brnges
ret l9nge, og Helieionen | oenSlngs
alnsier er oa iom GegeI liot tpno.
Oct bar oa p9ret Silf9loet ale Beg.
ne, bnor ieg bar msot Dem.
en- al6en SIDE peo Sagen er, at
ri bar piit ibIanot os fun iaare faa
al 9l6re, iom fan %unoeruiie / ben
Slags alasier, og bore unge, ielo
ON De fra Sproeets SIDE bar opg.
tig 0ertil, iod mangler ian goot
iom ale be, ieg fenoer, ben H~eligions.
funOifab, iom BOG er ~nsopenoig, for
at en- inaom alasie ifal funne feres
frem til noget. Og er oct ip9rt mi /
mango Menigbeoer at faa troenoe os
bpetise 2arerfrefter, iaa bill oct
ianoelig life blipe beore, ON pi fom
| en- ioaoan StiGing, at aIe bore
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ifuI6e bore
opgtige | @ngelif.
Men ifal pi bort, og bpor bet er
ct 2ipsfrap at gaa ouer | bet en-.
gelife, ina mon pi bope 2ofaler, iaa
at pi fan babe gngelif | cen og
0anif ! en- anoen, iaa Der fan bol.
oes en- nogenlunoe fuloitpnoig Ssu-
ongsifole paa begge Sprog. Com
| 8siee oeraf mao pi Iaa ogiaa gaa
pioere. Bi maa bape aonfirmntions-
llnoerpisning paa engelif, o9 iaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-04
ct 9c- :, core 8enner bar ior.

ct Qc- :, oore Senner bar for.
nplig ifreee. c:E vSs.Sdsss;toien"
M fs,::ner en- anoen ON rMenigbeos.
s&scIs". gegge 9ele ooor &c aS pc.
Of =: 1ar vofe Ssrn gi1e- Ell 81:
itelig unoernisning og Oporagelie
Ru sploer oct iaa ON at prafti-
ere, IeIb ON oct bIiner fun uRso.
bielpen", og at naa f-sm til Del
ful6fomnere, bbor man fan nan
frem oertiI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-04

ie: y0anife / Snopm0ringen lii
Dor. 90 " anore Steoer. Ueeo
iprliot Sen'nr - t:-.sses2 G-c".
gnbper, Der i~nteresierer Jig for bort
Soils Siitorie / Mmerifa, oil pe.
re Bait. q. u. tafnemlig for oct ito.
re arbejoe, oct bar .foitet BAN at
iamle oct MateriaIe, Iom oisie Weo.
oeleIier er bpgget pna. gnbner, Der
fenoer liot til iaaoant arbeioe, fan
ie, boilfen Meie bet bar foitet. Og
life minoit ieg er BAN tafnemmelig
for oe 9ilfsielier ug Rettelier af nit
arbei6e, iom finoes / bans Weobe.
Mlelier. Seq piloe fun snife, at ban
fun6e BABE brugt enonu meget mere
i ben 8etnine, oa iee er langt fra
at betragte NIT arbeioe for uotsm.
menoe. Naar ieg | oct feIgenoe On.
tier at fremfomme meo nogle 8e.
m9rfninger til Baitor R. 4n6er.
lens We0oelelier, ioa bar bet l9rlig
i'm @runo |, at en- Del beflagelies.
pproiae Sell bar inbineeet iig oeri,
ON bet er Srbf. eller S%frioefeil. fan
ieg life oioe. 5or life at feoe 29.
Ierne, er iee neot til at meooele en-
Del ON 6e al q. nepnte Berioner.
1. SIpgten 0roncf.
l.. Stamfnoeren til oenne Slpgt
ber / 2onoet er Sonas 9roncf, iom
tom til Stem 9mIteroam | Suli 1859
iammen meo fin Ben Socbiem Bie.
terienanpter o9 fsbte 2ano Der, bpor
MI 9orour of 9ronr, en- Del al
Storitooen SEEM gorf, finoes, ioet
oenne gp6el ~iaaoeIiom 5looen bar
0apn efter bam. Ser bpg9eoe ban
lit imuffe Stenbus .gmnus", 90 Der
oeoe ban, aaereoe | 1913, piItnof
orpbt Of Snoinnerne. @ennem bans
Ssn, geter Sonasien 8roncf, er
Slegten forplantet tilgtutioen. Weo.
oelelierne berom er inare interes.
Innte.
2. s 9anmnrf bar Der | 9lore
9io p9ret flere Br9iter al Napnet
Brunei. D.sfe anfsres at Baitor u.
(Sioe 364). Deres Napnel ifriues
Brunei, grDnh, Druncfer. -
.9aitor Sans grunfeI, IT'D -
~ grenolep" (Sioe 364) iful6e
bore 1915 =. Desuoen bnroe be.
mprfes, at ban bar Brett alereoe
/ 1876, 6a Jan tiltaltes, foroi ban
pe6 Nabperen bapoe uooelt Dinen
for grsoet. 8~rsnolep, bpor ban Dor
Brett, lieser | Sfaane. =
Der iiees life, at nogen at De
nGpnte grpiter bar gift eaer bnpoe
gern. Oct fnn oerfor life bepiies,
at Sonas groncf itamineoe fra no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-04

Haor 9aierne benpenber fig til SoIf, Der
apertereri glabet, enten tor at tsbe Dos benz
eIertoi Of fou Eplpsnine ON bet aperterebe,
bebes De altib omtoIs, at Ge iao gpsrtisie=
mentet | bette Blob. Oct pill pore til gen.
kbie Rutte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-04


iom ma gsr. 0ten Der er 10 ogiaa
andre, Iom me0 pelberano 9n bar
itilIet zig uoenfor, og bog benntter
De Jig Of Menigbeoen og oens Ssn-
oogsifole. Ser er blanot Dem Ell bel
Del, iom er oebt, men ogiao nogle
uoebte, og iom Gegel bar oisie fun
liot eIIer ilet ingen aen0ifab til ben
9eIigion, iom ri bar / bore Sgn'
oogsifoler, og / De perlte 5orboloe
Itanr De upillige ooer for alt aanoe-
ligt.
Mens Ri altiao ton iiee, at paa
Den Maaoe er mango al pore Renig.
beos-S Ell broeet 6or'
Ianling, iom ingenlu16e ggr Irbel.
oct let for Dem, iom ifal bobe meo
ben at gre, ioa maa bet iaa meget
oesmere b9ooes, at Der maa bore
Sroer, alasierne moa bolbes | Or.
Den, og enbner 2Rrer mna boloe
Oroe1 bIonot 9srnene / i'm alasie.
ct CUBS Orb ma l9res oroentligt,
Ssnoagsifolefort og Br9mie.9sge
mao uooeles meo Sroen. 9ernene
maa mprfe, of oct er for Dem, at
Cubs Orb bIiper I9it Of 5oritan-
0erer, at De MAJ pPre meo til at
iDnge = foIoe SRnoerne, mems Der
beoes og / oct belle lore at %forItaa,
at naar Wenigbeoen aabner lit bar
me og Ipie airfeIofale, oe nnar
W9n6 o9 apinoer ofrer Sio 90
arefter, iaa mao be JON nlmenoan-
neoe Menneifer opfsre Jig Iige iao
orbentligt og regeImesiigt iom | en-
bper anoen Sfole = o. De mac
~foritaa, at oen ulsnneoe og ofrenoe
Ssnoagsifolel9rer oe .2pcerinoe
Ilet life er mnlore emo ben almlnoe.
l::5e Sfolearbeioer, iom De meOes
meo De andre Gage.
Soa meeet mener iee, Der mao
f~orlmt3sg ii ade 9srn / Ssnoaes-
Ifolen, ieln on De iaa fommer fra
Siem, Ger er belt fremmeO for Sir
ss;i % or ariitenoommen. Ufen oct
er be0er life ioert, boor Nenigbe-
oens egne 8srn gaar ! SS:sies =
og bet bsr De at gore, og iaa meeen
Rnnostugt bsr Der n9rel
Saa ipsrges Der: 3poroan ifal
oi ian taIe iii oenne 5oriamling2
Ser maa 10 iaa tenfes paa 6oritnn-
oerens Gale til Dem ale. Mten fsrit
bill ri lie paa Saeen / i'm aIminoe.
ligbeo.
Sfal oi msoe 9srnene, iom ON
be par SUBS gern2 Set oiIoe oo
bore galt for oeres 8eofommenoe,
iom fife er oebtel Og oct oil0e ga
pitt bore beoIt, at ale uosbte 9grn
bolotes / en- alnsie for Jig ielp, og
at aIe itore, unge Menneifer, iom
mnngleoe &onfirmation eaer maaife
Dab meo, bapoe en- 2Prer iom ier.
Zig unoerbfte Dem ON ben Mangel
= og oct maatte oa b9re Opgaoen
netop at piie Dem, at De, ON De hi
bore SUBS 8ern, maa felge oengei
iom peo Ssnoagsifolens 4rbeioe
ligger aaben for Dem.
So, men Der er 10 mango at 81
ogbte, baaoe 9grn og nnge, iom or
borte ira 6erren, og iom af manle
forifeIige @run6e al0rig bar fact
noget @ann af ben 9aob, De osbtes
meo. Sn, men bbem fan beore emo
en- Mano eaer apinoe, iom neo lin
Spofrelie og fprlige Omeang meo
g6rnene | lRngere Sio, bar nunoet
9srnenes Sortroliebeo = tale fulot
no til Dem ON oeres Sitting, o9
bpem oil be beore fro og ~forItan END
netop oeres SsnoagsifoleI9rer eIler
29rerinoe?
Men tager Ri iaa 5oritanoerens
Gale = iaa tror ieg, at ban bsr
boloe Zig langt borte fra oct, man
iom Hegel fnIoer OmpenbeI.
es-Yr9oifen.
en- 5eritanoer maa | lin Gale for
uoi9tte, at ban bar for Zig en- Slot,
Tom ifaI .blipe Deo ariItis, ligeiom
be | Daaben ere inopooe0e | 6am".
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Roftpoien. Stulbe bet lite bieIps, bebes
nor b%enuenbe fig til o8anfteren"s
Rpntpr.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-10
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

While prices were rather buoyant yes
terday. they crumbled today in the gen.
eral market and substantial decline was
recorded. This experience was not re-
peated in all details in the local market
at the meeting of the stock exchange to-
day. The trading showed the change, as
there was but little done, except in gas
bond rights. The list of transactions. as
compared with the rather full record of
yesterday, brought out the difference in
conditions. However, the figures were
maintained unchanged, SO that it is not
possible to recorG the falling off in in
terest by q comparison of the quotations.
There was one exception, ana that was
gas stock, where the bid, instead of ris-
ing to H. which was yesterdays level, re-
manned at Is, while the asking price fell
as low as 1873 but without result, a dit
ference of more than half a point between
the level of yesterday and that of today.
The trading, however, began i'll the bond
rights, which belong to the stock. They
sold as high as los, with lots half point
lower and less, and transactions at levels
ranging between lbs and 1UI.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany today S.TU,tEO was added to the sur
plus of the company, making the total
surplus $yOO,UU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-10
FOREIGN BANKS.

LONDON, November 10. Bullion
amounting to G94,O0 was taken into the
Bank OF England today and 912,OO0 was
withdrawn for shipment to Egypt.
The weekly statement of the Bank Of
England shows the following changes:
Total reserve. Increased. fS91O0O.
Circulation decreased s43aOOo.
Bullion increased 9443. 900.
Other deposits increased EI11,0OO.
Other deposits decreased ET71,UO.
Public deposits Increased s:37 .OO0.'
Notes reserve increased E746.O0O.
Government securities decreased E3O6.-
COO.
The proportion Of the banks reserve to
liability this week Is 51.91 per cent; last
week il was 49.11 per cent.
BERLIN, November 1O-Exchange on
London. 20 marks - pfennigs for checks.
Money per cent. Private discount rate
4ss per cent.
PARIS, November 1O.-ClOsing: Three
per cent rentes. 81 francs 30 centimes for
the account.
Exchange on London, . francs % CEN
times for checks.
The weekly statement of the Bank OF
France shows the following changes:
Notes in circulation decreased 20a'S5O.OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-10
HUTTON & co. REINSTATED.
Suspension of Brokerage Firm Ended
by Stock Exchange Governors.

NEW YORK, November 1O.-The stock
exchange firm Of +. r. Hutton & Co,
which was suspended from the exchange
for one year May q on charge of
violating the rules regulating COM
missions. has been reinstated. In re-
considering the matter. the governors
concluded the firm had been disciplined
adequately. During the time it was
under suspension the company con-
tinued operations through other ex-
change members.
The charge against the company was
that it had paid Hosmer J. Barrett, an
empioye, a salary of about $500 a
month, and that this largely represent
ed commissions earned by Barrett on
business he turned over to the firm.
The house denied tho charseG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-10
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 1O.-The
cotton market opened steady at an ad
vance Of 4aS points and sold 12 to IL
points net higher during the first few
minutes on covering of shorts, foreign
buying and renewal of bull support
inspired by better cables than looked
for and reports of firm southern mar
kets Realizing or liquidation through
wire and commission houses checked
the advance, and there We're slight re-
actions from the best during the middle
Of the morning, with business less ac
tive.
The market was more or less irreEu-
lar during the late forenoon. with of
ferings through wire and commission
houses increasing on bulges. while
there seemed enough demand from
trade and foreign sources to prevent
any break OF consequence and prices
at midday were about TO l. points
net higher.
Spot cotton-Quiet: middling upland.
14.75. nominal; middling gulf. 1900.
nominal.
Estimated receipts of cotton at the
ports today, $4,000 bales, against 5I.S5S
last week and 46.101 last year. For the
week, 375.OOO bales. against 390.5S4 last
week and 377 1893 last year. Tcdays re-
ceipts at New Orleans, 1929 bales.
against s,521 last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 1O.-Flour-
I.ull, concessions being necessary to ef-
feet business.
I;ye-Steady.
Wheat - Lower Liverpool cables and
scattered selling by local professionals,
together with the declines in outside
markets and corn. effected sc break in
wheat early with business quiet Decem-
her. a5aa95 5-16; May, 1.O1Aa1O1as.
Beef-Steady.
Vork-Barely steady; mess, 1880
I.ard-Easy; middle west, 1ls0a1l.O.
Ilornnal.
Raw sugar-Steady: Muscovado. 50 test.
::.:;8: centrifugal. @ test. 1856; molasses,
-. test :.11: refined. quiet.
Petroleum-Steady.
,Coffee-Spot steady.
Molasses-Quiet; New Orleans open ket-
tie 30S3s
HayrFirm: No. l. 1.O1l.a1 12ta.
Butter-Firm, unchanged; receipts, l.u24
packages
Cheese - Steady, unchanged: receipts.
SIT boxes.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged; receipts, H.
nA cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-10
STOCKS SOLD SHORT
Joins Profit-Taking in Ham,
mering Down Market.
LONDON PRICES IGNORED
Higher Level Of Values There Disre-
garded in New York.
HEAVY STEEL LIQUIDATION
Poor Showing of Untitled Orders An
ticipated by Speculators-Some
of the Losses.
LONDON PRICES IGNORED
HEAVY STEEL LIQUIDATION

NEW YORK November 10.-Stocks
started at lower prices today than last
night without regard to recoveries which
had been established in the London mar
ket before the opening here. The de-
clines were generally small and were
mingled with some gains, but stocks were
freely supplied and the dealings showed
activity and variety. Westinghouse Elec-
trio declined 1 and st. Paul and Pressed
Steel Car y. Chesapeake and Ohio and
American Sugar advanced 70.
Stocks were fed to the market on raj
lies. and prices broke again when large
offerings appeared.
Gave Way Under Pressure.
Union Pacific United States Steel. Rock
Island and the local stocks yielded.
American Agricultural Chemical fell ~.
Rock Island and American Car Ia and
Delaware and Hudson. Illinois Central,
Toledo, St Louis and Western, Interna-
tional Harvester and American Wooden
!. Virginia Iron broke points. Distill-
ers' Securities made gain of a point.
BY II o'clock the market had turned
upward and was ruling at its best.
Stocks were pressed for sale in con-
tinuation of the speculative profit taking
which began yesterday.
Short Selling Feature.
Traders sold short and offered prices
down on discovering their yielding ten
dency United States Steel was freely
liauidated on expectations of a poor show
ing on untitled orders from the monthly
statement.
Reading and Union Pacific were nota-
bly, weak, and guided the general list.
Losses of point were numerous. Lake
Erie and Western fell 21s. Long Island
.a.. Pittsburg Coal preferred 21a, Illinois
Central, National Lead, American Ice.
Westinghouse Electric and Tennessee
Conner 2. International Harvester ia.
Northern Pacific. 1ss and ST. Paul 1h
Slight rallies resulted when the activity
Of the selling diminished. Bonds were
irregular.
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, November 1O.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts estimated at 1000 head: market
weak beeves. 4JOa1.55; Texas steers. 3.35
a5.65; western steers. 4.I0a5. ~: stockers
and feeders, 46ta5D cows and heifers,
2 25a6. s0/ calves 7.Jta lo.2.J
Hogs-Receip,s estimated at 5000
head. market generally lee higher: light
l.7oas.13: mixed. 1.i5sS ~; heavy, 7.7Oa
&25: rough 7.5Oa7Io; good to choice
heavy. 7.IUaS.2J; pigs, 7.2:,a7.90: bulk of
sales, 7.OaSI.,
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 27.UO
head: market weak; native, 2.J0a4 20:
western, 2.OOa42o yeariings, 4.Sa5 ~:
lambs, native, 4.75a6.6o; western. i.i5a
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. November 10.-Closing:
Cotton--Spot i'm fair demand prices L.
points lower: American middling fair.
S3s; good middling, SOC: mjddling, 1872:
low middling. 7.12: good ordinary. 7.46:
ordinary. IN. The sales of the day were
5000 bales of which 800 were for specu-
lation and export. and included 5000
American Receipts, 81 900 bales. includ-
ing 3O5OO American. Futures opened
steady and closed steady. November.
1.75ia: November-December. 7.t91a: De-
cember -January, 1884, January-Feb-
ruary. 7.701a: February March. 7.11s;
March April. ia: April-May. 7.73: May
June. 7.731s: June-July. 712ia; July-Au-
gust, 10.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 10-PredictionS
of heavy shipments from India and the
argentine were Instrumental in clipping
down the price of wheat today. Dis
patches from tho latter country denied
that the exportsble surplus had been
overestimated. Mild weather at Russian
ports formed another besrish influence
The opening here was unchanged to n
lower MAY started at 94is to 94,s, loss
of Las to ssaia. but rallied TO a4ss.
Fine weather and the bearish crop
figures from the government caused free
selling of corn. Nav opened Ian tn i2shs
down At 4T7s to 4Sis. and fell to 4Is4 IT'S
Oats eased of with other grains, con-
siderable selling being done by longs.
May started isal. TO Las off, at 34ts to
34i. and receded to 3tdSNs
Provisions were firm on the advance in
tho hog market. First sales We're un-
changed to 10 UP. with January at 1865
for PORK, o.45 for lard and ?5J for ribs.
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch 80 The Stsr
BALTIMORE. Md. November 10
Nheat-E'irmer. spot contract, 40; spot
No red western. n2s; November. 90;
December, al; January. 92is: February,
:o&: steamer No. = red So. receipts, 81,
as2 bushels: southern by sample, 81;
southern on grade, S9i..
Corn--Quiet. spot contract. ~; year
:oAs: January. 30: February, JW- March,
81 Receipts a a9S bushels.
oats-Easier: No. white, 80 asked
standard white. :i.s. No :; white, ::;is
receipts. 1000 bushels.
Rye-Firm. unchanged Receipts. 1923
bushels
Hay-Firm, unchanged
Grain freightS- Dull. unchanged.