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Rennn and Seeds

Prices FOR beans continue unsettled and some.
sorts are nrmer. while others are weaker. BayoS
have become much hrmer.
Beans tper etD-Bsyos. S4.25d4.75: small
white, SS-50G3sO; large white, s. 25@3- IS:
pink, S4G4-50; red. S5G 5.25; bIackeye. $505.35;
lima, S45OG4.s0; red kidneys. S5. .2505.75; cram
berry beans. S44450; gsrvanzas. S314s horse
beans, 81. .75d2 25
-i haxseed. 5G151ac; canary. 363Skc: alfalfa.
1se1 1ec; rape, 142Ste; timothy, sac; hemp, pa
6F3c; millet. Sc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. S3as.25 per etL
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Potatoes. Onions and yexetahra.

Trade IN miscellaneous vegetables is OF quiet
routine character and although receipts OF
descriptions are decreasing as the season wanes
the daily arrivals generally prove sufficient for
requirements. Peas and beans arriving free
" from the Los Angeles region and meeting
still in abundance with the Gamers able to buv
all they use at 25c box. Potatoes rule Arm
and good sound onions are firmly held at the TOP
quotation.
Potatoes-River whites, 9Oe@sl. 10 per etl; Sa
Hnas Burbanks, $1.5091.65 per ctl; Oregon Bur
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Dec,dyous and citrus Fruits


Receivers Of oranges continue to report a orisk
demand for well cOlored navels and alt9ousn
cars are rolling in regularly stocks keep SiOS
Recent arrivals included carload OF vel
known brand Of selected stock which was aelckIIS aeII
81 75 Is a top price for general offerings GrapeS
continue 70 sell well. despite the lateness or me
season. Figs are still In evidence. out tsere =
Of berries An handlers report dull market for
apples.
Eas2 EESsg299e55ries;-s4 s@g 5Sge per chest
Cranberries~Coos bsyi s2G2 so per box; Cape
Cod; S7:5o@s per bbI for early black and S9-9O9
Apples tper boxl-Fancy a der red. sOcGs1 25;
do Al tier. 65GS5c- Newtown pippinss 90eQ
11o; Bellsfower. 75eGS1 choice fruit, SSGoGc,
Pears-Winter Nellis: S1.5O92 per box; COOKING
varieties. 5OcG$1 per box
9uinces-S1 q I;25 per box. -,
Persimmons- -6O9s5c per box
Pomegranates-eo@T5c for small and S19I'oo
Grapes-Crstes. socas115 FOR Isabella, 75@
Sc for queen and 509T5c for other varieties;
small boxes, 3o44oe; large boxes. muscat, SIC
I5oi tokay. 75G90c; black. 6507oc; corniSnon'
Citrus Fruits (per bOx)-Navel oranges, 81
G225 for choice and 50. 5O62.75 FOR extra
seedless and 'Sfa1. so for Common: lemons. $3.50
d6 for fancy. S4a5 FOR choice and S25OQ350
for standard: Mexican lines, S5q5J0.
Tropical Fruits-Bananss. S101;75 a bunch
usI American; pineapples, S2d3 per Dozen.
Dried Fruits, Haisins. Nuts and Honey
The feature OF the market at the moment Is
the great strength in evapOTated apples Ihey
are In sharp demand for Europe and the middle
west and stocks here have been almost cleaned
out Of growers hands. The other fruits are un-
changed. with fair and steady demand, and
the market is in a healthy condition
Raisins also reported In fair demand. with
no further change in prices
Fruits-Evaporated apples. IA 9S13ei apri-
cots, 1913c; fancy MOOrDsrks. 137a 01+c;
peaches 513 661Sc; fancy. &c; prtInes. Size basis
for the large sizes and &c basis for the smaller
sizes; figs, nominal pears, 1O013c.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, 81 90; )
crown. s.; crown. S1-50; crown. $l-SO:
crown, S1.2O; seeded. AZ 95c for choice and
5A@51ac for fancy; Thompsons seedless. 4@c;
loose muscatel. crown, 5@5Ae; 3 crowd, "a
4Ac; crown, 50 63Ac; seedless. 81 G4S4c;
raisinS in sweatbox at Fresno, "a G3c-
Nuts-AlmOnds nOnpareils, 15c; I&L, 14c; ne
plus ultra, 1Sc peerless, 12c; brakes. 1112c; Ian
guedocs lie; hardshell. IA 6Sc: shelled almonds.
30635c; new walnuts, 15c per ID for No.
softshells, 1415c for No. I standards; No.
standard. lie; pecans. 1415 d15c. peanuts. 4l3
H5c; pine nuts. 1S62Oc: Italian chestnuts, y
114c; California chestnuts. 1Odf3c per ID
Honey-Water white comb. 16Q11Ie; white do.
1211212c; amber do, 10G11c; extracted S1a acc
for white, TGsc for light amber and 5159675c
per ID for amber
Beeswa1 -27l5 @soc per ID for light and 2S@
26e for dark.
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New York Grain Market

NEW. YORK. Nov. 15.-Flour- Steady, with
better demand. Receipts, 1898; shipments,
4,75o.
wheat-spot firm: No. red, e71Sc elevator
and e7Ac f. o. b. ahoat; No. 1 northern Duluth.
$1.16$t afoat. Futures market was firm and
higher on support from bulls and Influenced by
cables, frmness in the northwest and small re-
ceipts, closing 1aG1c net higher. December
closed 9Shc, May closed S1.03A July closed
S1.0oA. Receipts, 46 500; shipments. 32s, ,693.
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available Grain supply

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in available
supplies compared with previous account: q
Wheat-United States east of Rockies in
creased ,942. 600; Canada. increased 1851 900;
total United States and Canada. increased
3.603, 900; afoat for and in Europe increased
1,40o 900; total American and European supply,
increased 5. .0O3. 600.
Corn-United States and Canada decreased
1.043, 900.
4 262 ono
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81 -os; May. s1o7%a %a1o74 Cash wheat-No. 1
hard 81 O7Ss: No. 1 northern. 81. .0611 al o.; No
2 northern $1.021z al. %; No 8. S1O0l7 @1.OS73-
COrn-No. 3 yellow, 536531ac.
Oats-No. white. 81 631ac.
RyetNo. 2 74G7415c.
Flax-Closed at 81. 81.
DULUTH. Nov. 15.-F1ax-OD track s. I2t3;
to arrive. 81 66; November. 81. 7215 asked, De-
cember. 1886 asked; May, $3.50 asked.
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Northern wheat Market

" AsffI NJ IUN
TACOMA Nov. I5-Wheat-M Milling: Blue
stem, roc; club, 76c red Russian T4c Export:
Bluestem, 7sc; forty-fold, 7Gc; club. 75c; red
Russian. 73c. Car receipts: Wheat, 81; barley,
o; corn. 2; oats, q hay, 5.
SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-Whest- Milling Blue
stem, SIC; forty fold. Sic; club, Soc; ffe soc;
red Russian, 7Sc. Export: Bluestem, soc; forty
fold. 7Sc: club ne; fife, nc; red Russian, 75c.
Yesterdays receipts Wheat, %; oats. II;
barley, 5; corn, 8; hay. Is.
OREGON
+ PORTLAND, Nov. I5.-Wheat-Track prices:
Club, 751T6c: bluestem. 7S@79c; red Russian.
73c; valley, 7Sc; forty fold, 7661 re Car re,
ceipts: Wheat, I4; barley, 4; oats, 4; hay, s.
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

Conditions in these staples remain as previ-
ously quoted
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 15d1c un-
der quotations; heavy salted steers. Zoe: ffxht
medium. &c; light, sac; cowhides, s1Le; stays
7c; salted kip, 1oc; salted veal. 1515c: salted
calf. l513c: dry hides, 1se dry salt hides. 12c
ltngs, 4oc each; short wool 4007Oc; me
dun, 7Og9Oc; long wool. 90cQS1-25; lambs
s1.5o42 for medium. 75c@s1 for small ana 259
SOC Tor colts: hOrSehides. dry. S262 % FOR large
2545Oc for colts; goatsktns. prime angOras. 7Sc
Q1; large hair goats. S0G4Oe; medium, 2OA
S0c; small, 5G115c.
Tariow-NO. I rendered. 51s@slSc. No. 2. 4
05c; grease. 2621ac.
WooESpring clip, San Joaquin years staple
9Q11e; do, months, 76Itc; northern. Sonoma
and Mendocino, 1sG20c; Humboldt. 2Oc asked ;
Nevada. 13d16c per 10.
Fall clip-Mountain free 9011c; northern and
valley. "a Zoe; San Joaquin fan lambs. 7011Oc:
do defective and heavy, 507c per ID.
Hops-Crop OF 1910. 12ls Q171ac per ID.
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Hams reported weeak. but bacon and lard
are steady. Prices show change.
Cottolene-1 half bol, 12A C; half bbls, 121se.
1 tierce, 12c; tireces, 111sc; tierces, 11&e
per H.
Hams and bacon-Hams. 1914 620c; picnic
hams, 1415c: California hams Ice; fancy bacon.
s to 8 lbs 2s@scc. to 10 lbs 2612Tc. 10 to
II lbs 25926c; sugar cured. 26@27e; light dry
salt bacon. 8 to 10 lbs 23@24c.e 10 to II lbs
21@22c; medium bacon, 1s@1ec; light medium
bacon. 1s319c.
Lard-Tierces 1511c; Sos 15%c, los 161<c. IS
1890. IS 161zc; compound lard, tierces Ike,
Sos 11hc, los 12c 5s 12hc IS 12Nc; yellow
cooking OIL TIC per gal; white cooking oil, 14c
per gal; salad OIL 76c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. in
spected by the government. are 81 per Dbl higher.
Extra family beef. SIS per Dbl; family beef. SIS
per bbl: extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl; smoked
beef, 2111c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. s32; clear. S34;
mess s32; pig pork. s36: pigs feet 1913 for
half bbls, 81 40 for IS 1b kegs and s1.S5 for kits.
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MINING STOCKS.

There were two active stocks in the southern
Nevadas observation-disclosures, which sold from
Combination Fraction. which Sold at 23626c
The other mining stocks were quiet
The Treasure mining company Of Amador
county has levied an assessment of &c, dein-
quent December 49,
The quarterly meeting of the directors of the
Goldfield Consolidated mines company for divi-
dend action will be held on or about December
/. The annual meeting will be held in January
and proxies are now being solicited.
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TRADING TN u. p.
IS DISTRUSTED

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-It was
generally believed that the re-
sources embarked in the largest OIL
today'S transactions on the stock
exchange were found in Paris
Yesterdays rumors that the list
ing of Union Pacific in Paris was
near to accomplishment were de,
MED, but the speculation sull
centered largely in that stock ana
in United States steel.
The manner of execution OF
orders in Union Pacific was the
subject of criticism among brokers'
owing to its appearance of manip-
ulation. The high opening price
was not exceeded. and the subse-
Quent sag in the stock and the un-
responsiveness of the general list
to the advancing tendency aroused
the diStrust which prompted sell
ing. The three leaders were old
up again in the final dealings in
face of the continued Indifference
of the list.
The poor earnings reported yes
terdav by the Great Northern for
October caused that stock to be
under. pressure, and 1t dragged
other transcontinental railways
down. Canadian Pacific suffered
from the disappointment OF specu-
lative hopes of an extra disburse-
ment.
The money position showed evil
dent Improvement and supplied
the most substantial basis for
higher prices of stocks. The issu-
ance of the controllers call on the
national bonds seemed to release
funds which had been held back
apparently in preparation for the
report of condition. The Bank of
England was enriched by the re-
ceipt of S5,000,000 gold from Bra
zil. but without effect on the Lon
don discount rate, which held
steady.
Bonds were easy. Total sales
(par value). S2,068,000.
United States As registered de-
clined 4 per cent on call.
NEW YORK, Nov. BE F.
Hutton & Co s wire says: The con-
tinued strength and higher prices
in today's market leaders, Western
Pacific, Reading and United States
steel, were much of surprise to
many interests here usually well
informed on market movements,
and the only explanation forth
coming was that manipulation by
certain leading bankers was back
Of today'S rise. Operations for
betterment were confined to prac
tlcally a few stocks, while securi-
ties like the Hill stocks, New York
Central. st. Paul and Atchison
were totally neglected and heavy.
AAC d6LAOAA VI 1ilCoC 1eIICA
was the cause of creating
much bearish talk and sentiment
AS a result of the many cross
currents in today's market there
was much short selling in the
forenoon. and it was from the
lack of any further pressure in
the later dealings of the day that
a strong closing was in evidence.
Reactions may occur at any time,
either from manipulation or tech.
nical causes.
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General OTerchandfg-

Bags-Grain bags. sac spot and sA0sEe
1911 delivery: San Quentin bags, sac; wool
twfne 71%c per 10.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg S16 per
ton; Wellington. 50; New Wellington SO. Coos
bay. 81; Australian house-Richmond etc Sc:
Pelaw Main. 50; Stanford Richmond 50: Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and $3.50 IN sacks. Welsb
anthracite SIS; coke. SIC per ton in bulk and
SIT in sacks.
Ol-QuOtatiOns for barrels Lfnseed IL
higher at Sill per gallon for boiled and 81 No
for raw. cases sc more: castor oil in cases. No
1. lie; Bakers A S1-17G 10: China nut cases
65eg75c per gallon; cocoanut OIL In barrels eOSS
S3l3c for XXX. 7113 1S1e for No. 1 and 75S
IS15c for No ?. according to quantity. exfrs
bleached winter sperm oil, soc; natural vrinta-
sperm oil. soc; natural whale OIL 55e: pure is-d
oil. 81: winter strained lard OIL 9Oc: pure -
foot oil. soc; No / neatsfoot oil 65c. ~,
oil soc; salmon oil, SOC; boiled nsh OH. s5ec:
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc.-Water vhfta ,-o,
barrels or drums, &c; $50 degree Oil iron 5.--eIs
or drums lOlaei special do. lie; pearl OH In
cases. 16e; astral Lee star. 16c: extra atar-
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NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Money on call easy
3953 per cent; ruling rate, 3A: closing bid
8; offered at 3A.
Time loans easier, but very dull; go DAYS. 3K
per cent; 90 days, 44@41; six months, 4i5
Prime mercantile paper. Sage per cent
Sterling exchange. firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at $4 s150G74. .s17o for so dsv
bills and at S4s570 for demand. Commercial
bills, $4.S0& @4.S1k
Bar silver. 56c
Mexican dollars 46c.
Government and railroad bonds steady.
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Northerp Bu.iue..

balances, S207, ,I9S
TACOMA, Nov. 15.--Clearings. ss22, 2,5S7; bal
balances. $IO2. .O24 ''
SPOKANE: Nov. Chickering's. ss1e, ,4os; bal
ances, $63,046 -
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STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities while not as large
as the preceding day, fair nevertheless,
though changes few, Sales of bonds were
S39. 600 Associated oil was lower at $42 and
Associated per cent bonds higher at $500
There were sales Of Paauhau sugar at SI9 ioqZ0
and Spring Valley mortgage bonds at $92
California Fruit Gamers ex dividend OF
so cents per share and Philippine telephone OF
13 1-3 cents per share in the board yesterday,
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Assessment nireetory OI Stocks
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
TSpec;ol Di,potch TO The Call

Los ANGELES Nov. 15.-There plenty of
business on the oil stock exchange today but
few stocks gained in price. Amalgamated oil
touched the low mark of 800. Mexican common
was slightly stronger and Union firm. Cen
tral oil and Consolidated Midway were active.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Nov. 15-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No rye, 7Sc; feed or
mixing barley, 60670c; fair to choice mailing,
7S@S215c; faxseed, No. southwestern S2.57
No. 1 northwestern 50. 70; timothy seed, 50 co.
clover, si4 80; mess pork. per bbI. S17.75@1s;
lard, per 100 lbs, $I1 short ribs. sides (loosel,
50. 50@ 1880; short clear sides (bo1ed(, $1O621a
@111215.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 625, 600 bushels. Primary receipts were 6OO-
600 bushels. compared with 1.053. 600 the corre-
spending day year ago The worlds visible
supply. shown by Bradstreet's, 100000 bush
els. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
81 cars; corn, 22o cars; oats, las cars; hogs,
Lnn
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= Al1O
Arn-ninr Snscinn
uNLIsrEn sECIrRIrIEs

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Alaska P SIS. .104A 105 Pac GRE com 10
Pac-U clb BIDS S5 Do pfd -. SS% SS%
s GRIP Cm6s S5 lPeop W com
Ocean S Ry5s 241h 25A lCal Wine pfd 7911 s0A
West Pac 5s. 94% = s Cruz Gem 81 40
Wells Bk.1S0 Noble Ell Stl. 20 81
SALES
POO Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd)... ss so
80 Pacific Gas d Electric Conn. 20. 90
SIS California Wine Assn (pfd).... 70 so
81 900 Western Pacific Ry 5s..... 95- 90
$1,000 North Pacific Coast 5s. -..-- -1o1 90
S1.600 Alaska Packers Assn 6s. .104 %
S92 600 Pacihc Gas & Electric s.. 90 .25
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SALES
ff.qn a ,n


100 Con Midway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27
100 Palmer Observation-Disclosures. 371a
2O00 S " & Observation-Disclosures, B. 40
200 W Oil Observation-Disclosures. 2.25
p. NJ
200 Republic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so
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|Wheat and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Frozen Mutton From New Zealand

banks 81. 4OG1.45 per ctl; sweet potatoes -
per ctl.
O1ions-New yellow. S5cGs1.
"Reminiscences. 25G5Oc per box srssn ~,
Ifra beans 5S5sc ner IN: summer squash. Sl-2od9
$50 per box: eggplant. 50665c per box green
peppers, 2565Oe per box. garlic. Sos Pc 10 70.
cabbage. 60165c per ctl: cucumbers, I0ce9$l Pc
box; caulfhover, 4O65Oc per dozen; turnips, ooa4
Toe per sack; carrots. 65G75c per SACK gFSen
okra, 50Q75c per box
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Loans, Exchange and silver

Prime mercantile paper. r.......5 an, nor cant
Loans on real estate. as per cent
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london CIosing stocks

Money-435 G5 per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is "a 44x per cent and for three
months bills AZ 1kG4 9-16 per cent
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RUTTER. PER PouNn
California fresh, per dozen. cases In
Portland Butter Market
Egg Market I'm Nearby Count,e.

PORTLAND. Nov. 15.-Butter-City creamery
cubes, S5@56c; prints, S7G37hc; store, 23a24c
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OFer years Old range from so 70 10 IOVVeF.
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close 10 type with age bone conformation
and style to Command extreme quotations
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,ATf'Y ATTY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE

CHlCAJO, NOV. 10.--W nedI-E h1uIlOH
& Co.'S wire says Prices have at no time been
appreciab1y below yesterdays closing figures.
but they have scored substantial advances about
that level Northwestern markets have led this
all the way. Winnipeg is particularly strong on
the rush to load boats before the close of nav1-
CATION and on speculative buying from here.
The southwestern markets have rather dragged,
not following this. Early cables told Of wet
weather in France also less favorable crop and
weather advices from Argentina The chief
factor, however, has been the evidence of
strong under the market weak spots
and the strength at Winnipeg, where consid-
cradle export business has been suspected, but
not reported. Shorts have been uneasy. Some
are saving disappearing profits, which helps to
keep the market tight, and many belated shorts
have been forced TO cover. Baltimore cash
wheat has gone TO a premium over Chicago
against quite discount recently. No cash
wheat sales reported here today.
Corn-Corn was heavy a good part of the
morning but later rallied with wheat. The
official forecast OF wet weather west Of the Mis-
sissippi river tonight and rains in southern
Illinois tomorrow helped prices up. There has
been good cash inquiry for old corn today but
very light for new, while the available supply
to offer here appears to be light. Actual sales
were LAP, 900 bushels. Country sales to arrive
are limited, but consignments are increasing.
0ats-Very slow and uninteresting today was
the trade in oats. The market rallied finally
with other grains, but the volume of business
only moderate. Cash demand was fair and
prices in sample steady. Shipping sales 1876, 900
bushels,
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PARIS RESOURCES
BACK Of BUYING
Rumors of Listing in France
Denied, but Union Pacific
Is Bid Up
Manner of Executing Orders
ArOuses Suspicion of
Manipulation
N.u York stock List

New York stock List
r ETrfton & CO 400 California street,
members of the New York stock exchange fur-
nish The following list Of bond and STOCK safes
yesterday
- --7-7--TTC -TTf9bI ov- Bid Ask
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The butter market continues very firm. with
top quality creamery goods keeping Gloss
cleaned up from day to day, and the arrivals OF
hrst class fresh eggs, too. passing out OF
first hands as fast as received The high cost
of fresh extra butter caused a better market
for fresh hrsts yesterday and the price was
marked up 114c TO 3215c ON bids at that figure
on the exchange There was no change In the
quotation for eggs. Receivers on change were
not inclined to sell. and seemed to want
to buy. Cheese, too, stood as before quoted
The steamer Aofangi. which arrived from New
Zealand few days ago, brought the first ship
ment of New Zealand butter received in
this market. There 215 cubes, aggregat-
Ing 1900 pounds, in the shipment. The but
ter is said 10 be the best produced in New Zea-
land. but as 1t has not been released by the
customs authorities. the consignees know but
little of the quality OF the goods
Receipts were 20. 800 pounds of butter. 9 900
pounds of cheese and 1 .010 cases OF eggs
The following the official quotations estab-
lished on the floor Of the dairy exchange. Prices
In the street while governed by the exchange
quotations, generally range from lAc to &c
higher, owing to the various charges to be
added:
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Nov. IL Nov. II Nov. IA Nov Is
Fresh extras. Csc Csc s51sc s514c
Seconds - ...... 2sc 2sc Sac Soe s'
Extra storage. 3ol4c 301ac 3O1Sc 3oIAe
Cheese-California fancy fats 1910 per il
steady; do frsts, 15c, steady; do seconds 13c
steady; fancy Young Americas. 1sc, steady: do
frsts, 1916, steady; Oregon nats, 1916. firm;
age fats, steady at 15c for fancy and 14Hc for
frsts; storage Young Americas, 16c. steady; Ore
gon storage fats, 1515c, hrm; do Young Ameri-
cas-. 1916, firm; eastern storage. 1s@1s3Se,
steady.
Bggscslifornia fresh. per dozen. cases in
indie
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Chicago Excbange Rate

CHICAGO Nov 15.-Exchange on New York,
sc premium.
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Chicago Grain and PrOvision Futures
Horses and Mules

70 40 lbs, So Q9c; 40 to 25O lbs. &c; $50 to
$50 lbs, SIC.
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The following quota lions for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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Boston Curb Stocks

Bid. ASK Bid Ask.
Ariz & Mich. Il 1s Ely Witch. 10
Ahmeek ..-.1o0 200 Inspiration -. 9h oT
Bohemia 4 AZ Keystone 49, 2& 3
Boston Ely. IL Ia Live Oak -. 21H
Cslsveras .2% 2 1915 Majestic 49,. 80 80
Cactus 49,. 2S go Mason Val . 1o1S l0Ss
Chief Cons rs 11-16lNev Douglas. 21h
corbin ...... 4k 5 Ohio ........ 1% III
Chino ....... PIX % lOneco ... 2% 2%
Davis DAILY. 1% IL South Lake. 81 Sh
Eagle & b so 20
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Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 15.-Wheat-December,
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III S Steel ID 5s. ..10S&
Va Car Chem 5s. .100ls
Wabash 1st 5s. .109
Do. 1st & ext As. 651a
Western Nd As. 49,. S62s
Westing FL cv 5s. 91K
Wis Central As. 92k
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LESS Doing in Local Securities
Other Stocks Continue Inactive

ol Ton of New. ..s.25 s. so
) West End -. so 53
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce November Is


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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-08-18
FOUNTAIN.

h. H. Robson has been very
sick, but he is improving now.
DIR. B. F. Sage and wife have
returned from a trip to Georgia.
Ray Steele is visiting friends
and relatives in Georgia this
week.
J. r. Cartright is now pleas
antly domiciled in his new resi-
dence.
Mrs. Annie Griffin, of Mobile,
has arrived and will take charge
of the Lambert hotel.
Fountain FRASER one of the
Orange Hill farmers, was visit
ing relatives here Thursday.
We had a little storm here
Wednesday afternoon. There
was considerable damage done.
We are very sorry to loose our
efficient depot agent, but we
commend him to the good people
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-08-18
Camp Mcmillan No. 2l7, Q. CIV.

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You are hereby commanded to
meet at Chipley on the last Sat
urday, the 27fh day of August.
Steps have already been taken to
have a basket picnic and barbe-
cue for the Old Veterans some
time in October, and we will be
glad to have every Veteran 10
our county be with us on the 9th
to take part in making arrange
ments for the October occasion.
The sons and daughters of Con-
federate Veterans are hereby
requested to meet with us on the
9th for the purpose of their or
ganizatiOn into camps and chap
ters. 1t is a notable fact that all
most every city and town in our
South Land have organizations
of sons and daughters of Confed-
crate Veterans. Why should
not Chipley? The material is
here, so come forward and show
your appreciation of your ances-
tors of 81 to 65.
S. M. ROBERTSON, Com.
J. A. MATTHIAS, Adj.