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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
BULLS ACTIVE IN
 COTTON MARKET Prices Make New High Record for the,
 Season

New York, November s.-There was a renewal of bullish activity in the cotton market today, and as an early reaction prices made new high records for the season, with the close firm. net unchanged to Il points higher. The market opened barely steady at decline of to 10 points and sold Ii to 1s points net lower right after the call under heavy realizing and local selling for a reaction. Lower cables than due and unfavorable view of the European political situation and good weather In the south, combined with the rapidity and extent of the recent advance to encourage confidence in setback if only as a result of profit taking for over the week end, and the market was evil dently under considerable pressure during the first few minutes. Offerings, how even were steady and readily absorbed, and hs soon as the market showed a ten- dency to steady there was a renewal Of active general buying and reports of a very firm spot situation in the south. Early sellers appeared to become fright ened as prices were worked upward and turned for cover on the advance which carried January contracts to 09c and March to F. 2sc. or to 2S or 29 points above tie morning level. Takinge checked tha upward movement around this level and caused moderate reactions from the best in the late trading Another bullish crop estimate was issued before the opening, which placed the yield at 1s,s67,oo0 bales, including linters, but the chief factor ap- peared to be the reports of continued active trade demand and the bullsh char aeter of the southern spot news
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Interior Cotton Movement

Hcuston: Steady; middling, 12Ac; net receipts, 19 ASA; gross receipts. 19, ASA; ship ments, 19, 7S0; sales. 59S0; stock, 122.3l.
 Augusta; Steady; middling, 12 7-16e; net receipts, 2479; gross receipts, 2723; ship ments, 22S4; sales, 1729; stock, 75,675.
 Memphis: Steady; middlng, 121ac; net receipts, 3535 gross receipts, S329; stock, .996; sales. 1850; stock. a5.52l.
 St. Louis: Firm; middlng, 12Hc; net receipts, 750: gross receipts, 56s3; ship merits. 535S; stales, 60. stock, 1O,S5s
 Cincinnati; Firm net receipts 11Ss; gross receipts, 1l39; shipments, 14S5; sales, 4e0; stock, 11.999
 Little Rock: Steady; middling, 12 1-1ec; net receipts. 2445 gross receipts. 24l5; shipments, 2l54; stock, 37.S76.
 Total today: Net receipts, 29,ss2; gross receipts, 39.sO3; shipments. 39O57: sales. 10.0i9; stock, 353, 1882
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Naval Stocks

Savannah. November 9.-Turpentne dur ing the week was firm, the closing quota tions today being the same as that of last Saturdays close. 3SAc. Sales during the week were 3l51 casks. Receipts were 4lo2 as compared with 3565 casks last year in the corresponding weeks shipments were 23ss; domestic. compared with 22ls this week last year. Stock 33.143 casks as compared with 36,375 last year. Stocks in- CT eased 1714 casks during the week
 Rosin was firm during the week upon sales of 14,59i barrels. During the latter part of the week, wv was off cents from the opening price and closed there. Grades below K were weaker closing from to 121s cents below the opening price. Receipts during the week were 16.- 50s barrels as compared with 16,787 this week of last year. Shipments were s934 domestic, as compared with 14.99O last year Stocks were 123,072 barrels and last year 90,525. Stock increased 5699 barrels during the week.
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crease $2,5S9 0to: legal tenders. s7e. 900, decrease SS,S3o, ,0e0; net deposits, g, 1,724 353.- 000, rec1ease $21,962 000 circulation, SIG, 555, 600, increase s91 GOO. Banks cash reserve in vault, 1928 III ,000; trust companies cash reserve in vault, s64.470oo0; total cash re- ser, e, S3s2, ,5Sl, 600. Excess lawful reserve, 8, 940,550. decrease S1,Sa1. 600 Trust com panies reserve with clearing house mem bers e srrying 25 per cent cash reserve, s4s,50S 00o.
 Actual condition: Loans $l,990, 900, de-
 crease s15 3S4000; specie. s313, ,1s9 GOO, de-
 crease S767,0 legal tenders, 0,190 00o decrease $!,1Q90 GOO; net deposits, s1, 719. 249.- 0o0, decrease $20, ,901, GOO; circulation, S46, 629 900, decrease s39000 Banks cash re- serve ir vault, $S25, ,06S, ,uo0: trust companies cash reserve in vault. s6s. .2s2, 900; total cash reserve, 1893, 900; excess lawful reserve, SC. .450,600, increase $3S70.550. Trust com aries reserve with clearing house fIen1- bers carrying 25 per cent cash reserve, s4s,04T, ,000.
 4nary of state banks and trust com paries in Greater New York not included in clearing house figures: Loans. s5Se,- 7os,7oo, decrease s2,ss7, 300; specie. s62.GS4200 decrease 1862 eco: legal tenders, ss.37o, 700. increase s1T4( total deposits. $636, i09, ,S3o decrease 8. .020, 300
 The Financier will say.
 The clearing house banks of New York strengthened their reserve Sssition dur ing the week just ended; not through any addition to their holdings of cash, but by a continued process of deposit reduction which lessened reserve requirements. The preliminary estimates forecasted a gain of S2.000,000 or more by the banks on ac- count of the interior movement. but the statement of actual condition issued Sat urday showed a decrease in specie and legals amounting to $lS76,000. The dis erepancy is not easily accounted for, but the trend of money in this direction will probably be evidenced in the next forthcoming statement I4oans are still week having been sl5,s54,0s0 This makes a total decrease in loans of about 133, ,000- 900 since the close of August, The effect of the changes just noted was to bring about an increase of 8, 7S0, $50 in reserve, the present excess above the % per cent standing at s6, ,450,600 The fig- ures given above refer to the report based on actual conditions. The statement com piled according to daily averages was quite different in all particulars, except in the amount of loan, and deposit reduction, the cash decrease having been g. 419o0 and tho present excess reserve $3940550. The independent statement made by the trust companis exhibited the same ten- dency of decreases shown by the banks proper. The best test of present cond- tions Is to be read in the current money market, where rates are gradually soft ening. although there seems to be no question that money will remain firm over the rest of the year.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Rye-No. ?, 66@6zc
 Barley2Feed or mixing, 45@52c; fair to choice malting 55@70c.
 Timothy Seed-$3.00@3 3.75.
 Clover Seed-s13,00@ l7,5o.
 Mess Pork-$16.50@ HOO.
 Iard--In tierces, s10,72h @1o.S0. N Short Rids-Loose, $10,15Q 10.65. Butter-Steady; creamerles, 2SQ S1 F c dairies, 25@ BOG.
 Eggs-Steady; receipts. 25e9 cases; at mark, cases included 22@ 25c; ordinary frsts, 23c; frsts, 26c.
 Cheese-Steady; daisies 17A @17hc c; twins, 1894 @1Tc; Young Americas, 1894 0r17c; Long Horns, l6A q 17c.
 Potatoes-Steady; receipts, 45 cars Michigan, 5Sc; Minnesota. 47c; Wiscon- sin, 45c.
 Ponltry-Undresse steady; turkeys, 15c. chickens, lie; springs, 12Me.
 Veal-Steady; 96o14c.
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Coffee Market

New York, November 9-Coffee fu- lures opened steady at an advance of 1 point on November, but generally to Il points lower under scattering local liqui- dation and European selling following a sharp break in the French market and re- ports of a less favorable outlook in the Balkans. Leading trade interests were good buyers at the decline here, particu- larly of September, while there was some scattered covering on which the market closed steady. net 5 to, 10 points lower Sales, 117,000 bags. November, 13.S4c; De- cember, B .76c; January, 13.6sc; February 1S 65c: March, 13.94c: April, 1S.9sc: May, 1403c; June and July, I.04c; August, 1406c: September and October. 4.09c.
 Spot steady; Rio 7s, 147sc; Santos fs. s65sc mild quiet; Cordova, 16A61Sc.
 Havre. 1@1A franc lower. Hamburg un- changed to f pfennig lower; Rio. 50 reis higher at 8sx500; Santos unchanged; Bra gillian port receipts, 7s.000. against GA, 600 last year: Jundiahy receipts, 5S,000 against 36,000 last year. Fine weather was reported in all districts of Sac Paulo Today's Santos cable reported As weak but unchanged and Sac Paulo receipts of 5s 900, against 55,000 yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
St. Louis Produce

St. Louis, November 9.-Flour firm Hay steady; Timothy, $lS.50al15O prairie sl2dl6,
 Whisky, Sl,40.
 Iron cotton ties, 94e.
 Bagging, 10 S-16c.
 Hemp twine, Sc.
 Pork lower; jobbing. sl6.50. Lard lower; prime steam, H0721kq10. .S2la Dry salt meats unchanged; boxed extra shorts, 11%c clear ribs. 11ssc; short clears, 12c
 Bacon unchanged; boxed extra shorts, 12ssc clear ribs, 12sso; short clears. 13c. ReceiYts: Flour, 5000; wheat, 1os,000; corn, 2i0O0; oats. 71,O00.
 Shipments: Flour. 13000; wheat, Ss,000; corn, 13,O00; oats, 3l 000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, November 9.-Cotton, spot Jul: American fair, food; good middlng, 7.O5d; middllng, 6.S7d; low middllnh, 6.69d gCod ordli ary. 623d; ordinary, 5.15d. Sales, 1000, of which 800 were for speeu- lation and export and included 3l0o. Re- ceipts. 99OQO. including 9S,SQ0 American. Futures opened luiet and closed steady. November, Gi1sdk November December, G.52ild: ecerber-January, 6.F0hd Jan nary February. 6.50d: February March, March-April. April-May, May-Iune, 6.9od ; June-July, 6.ia1sd; July-Apghst, clSad; Aust st. September, 6.4ld.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, November 9.--(Special.) )-- Poor advices from abroad were presuun- ably due to the eastern war situation and general selling at the opening appeared to mark the eulmination of the advance.
 The silarp coelire was, however. rapidly recovered and a further advance cstlb- lished on the unsatisfled demand.
 Sentiment Is becoming mixed with no fixed opinion Tmre is no change in the spot conditions. which after all are the guide to the market.
 Trade reports are excellent, and demand for goods extends well into the springs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. November 9.-Cash wheat, No. hard. slq9Oc; No. 3, SslsuS61sc: No. 2 red, 97cGst .ol; No, 8 9iQ9Siac. Corn, No. mixed old, 54lka55c; new. 521ka5Sc; No. old, 54e; new, 5ig52Ac; No. white. old. 55Q56c; new, 53q54e; No. old, 53af54c; No: new. 521hc. Oats, No. white. 3234c; No. mixed, a2a321ac close Wheat. De- cember. ssssQ8SAc; May, s9a4c. Corn. De- cember. 4sssc; May. 47Aa47ssc; July. 47zs Q47S4c. Oats, December, 327se; May, 33Ac.
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Live Stock Market

Kansas City, November 9.-Cattle-- Receipts, 900. including 50 southerns; market unchanged.
 Hogs-Receipts. 400O; market 1oc lower; bulk of sales s7.22@7.T5; heavy, s770@7s packers and butchers. s7.55 @775; light, s7.4O@5.7o; pigs, s6.O0@ CTS.
 sheep-Recelpts 500; market un- changed.
 Chicago. November s.--cattleARe- ceipts, 500; market slow, weak; beeves. s5.200o10.65; Texas steers. s440@5.65; western steers, s5.50 q 9.25; stock CTS ani feeders, s4.15@7.1O; cows and heifers. s2.75@74O; calves, $6.75@1o.75.
 Hogs Receipts. 12,0oo market .$7.35697.95; mixed, $7.454S.10; heavy, s7.30mS.1o; rough, s7S0@ 7.50; pigs, s4.759 9 6.90; bulk of sales. s7.7007.95.
 Sheep-Receipts. 2o0o: market steady; native, $3.40@ AGO; western, s3.60@4.50: yearlings. s4.75m5.S5; lambs, native, s5.sO@7.5o; western. s5.7507.4o.
 St. Louis. November 9.-Cattle-Re- ceipts, 1000, including 300 Texans mar ket steady native shipping and ex- butcher steers, S5.35Ms.75; stockers, s2.75 O 700; calves. $6.00@11.00; Texas and Indian steers, s450G7.25; cows and heifers. $S.25@ 800.
 Hogs-Recelpts. 40o0; market 1oc lower; pigs and lights. s6.75@s.1o; mixed and butchers. s7.75@s.15 good heavy. $s10MS.15.
 Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady {: muttons. s41504.S5: lambs. s5.50@ 4.50 stockers, s2.75d $50
 Louisville, November 9.-Cattle-Re- celpts, 450; market steady; range, S2.00@S.50
 Hogs-Receipts, 4750: market 1O@ zoe down; range, s450M 7.90.
 sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 50; lambs, Dc down; sheep, Sc down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, November 9.-The week end session in the cotton trading opened today with lower prices. because of dis appointingly low Liverpool market, the most favorable weather over the entire cotton region and rather general weak week end realizing of profits on the part of the long side. To a great extent the trade was sfsadiad bv the bullishpass of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
Port Cotton Movement

Galveston: Firm; middling, 12 5-16c CT; not receipts, 2S,7sS gross receipts, 23. 7sS; sales, 1342; stock. 373,075; eontt- nent, 9S11; coastwise, b442 New orleans; Firm: middllng, 1 1-16c; net receipts. N11,747 gross re- ceipts, 11.s09; sales, 2970; stock, 2s.762i Great Britain. 12,250. Mobile: Net receipts. 1924; gross re- eeipts. 1924; stock. s9,7s9; coastwise, 325
 savannah Steady; middling, 19 1-1ec; net receipts. 15,491; gross receipts, 16,- 4a1; sales, 5S35 stock. 194, 50s; Great Britain, 10; coastwise. 46o0. Charleston; steady; middling 12 1-1ee; net receipts, 5060 gross receipts. 5O60; stock, 56.356. Wilmington: Steady: middling, 12e; net receipts. 4s97 gross receipts, 4S97; stock, 20,574; continent, 12,497; coast wise, 400
 Norfolk. Steady; mlddling. 12%o: not receipts. S7e3 gross receipts. S79S; sales, 1426; stock, 5e,4l5; coastwlse, 33SS.
 Baltimore: Normal; middling, 12%c stock, 9S61.
 New York Steady middllng. 1225e; gross receipts ,&2133; stock. 111,726. | Boston. Steady; middling, 12.25c; net receipts, 462i gross receipts, 7693i stock, 11,146
 Philadelphia; Steady middling i2, 50c; stock. S245; Great Britain, $50 Texas City: Net receipts, 431S; gross breeeipts. 321S; stock. 33,76S. Brunswick: Stock, 33.83S. Aransas Pass: Stock, 2699. Jacksonville: Net receipts. 2S29; gross receipts. 2s29; stock, 1196i coast | wise 2665.
 Total today, at all ports. net. 7s,549i Great Britain, 12.970; Continent, 2S0S; stock, 1,166,9S9.
 Consolidated. at all ports, net, 7s.- 549; Great Britain, 12,97o; Continent, [ 21. sos.
 Total since September 1, at all ports, net, 3,953.345; Great Britain 1,224,2S6; France, 41s647; Continent 1,104,SS3; Japan, 35,1SL
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APPREHENSION AT
 FINANCIAL CENTERS.
Serious Unsettlement to the Stocks Due to Latest Bal
 kan Developments

New York, November 9.-Latest dip iomatic developments arising from the war in the Balkans brought serious un- settlement to the stock market here today. Advices from authoritative for eign sources pointed plainly to feel ing of acute apprehension. at leading .pnancial centers, and the precautions taken by Europe's bankers in the way of curtailing private discounts until the existing situation assumes more favorable aspect are in themselves in dubitable evidence of the nervousness now prevailing the eastern hemisphere. -~Our securities were off one to two points in London and initial quotations Ing Issues, including Canadian Pacific. the Harrimans, St. Paul. Reading and fhe coppers. Later the selling extended to United States steel, which became almost the weakest of the speculative favorites. Lowest prices were reached in the final hour, and in numerous in stances the gains made on Wednes- days bull campaign were entirely ef- faced. Steel almost alone made some recovery from the extreme low range on Its remarkable statement Of untitled tonnage for October. This represented a total of 7,594.331 tons. gain of l. 042,s74 tons over the preceding month of 3,e94,42S over the corresponding month of 1911, and a record breaker in the history of the corporation.
 The bank statement showed a sub tantial actual decrease in ldans ap- proximating s2,oOO,Ooo instead of the expected small gain, and a gain of ss,- S70,550 in the cash reserve materially strengthening that item over last weeks slim margin. United. States 2s bonds declined Is per cent and 3s regis tered A per cent~on the week. Total sales par value. s1,025,000.
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Bonds
Money on Call

New York, November 9.-Money on call nominal Time loans easy; 60 days, per cent; 90 days, 5s4q6 per cent; six months. 5ih per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Sterling exchange steady. with actual business in bankers bills $4s1.25 for 60 day bills and $4S5.Eo for demand. Commercial bills, $4.S1. Mexican dollars, 49s4c. Gov kinment bonds easy. Railroad bonds kasy
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Flour and Foodstuff.

Self raising s.Var. $6; renncsses flour sJ. 90; Indiana flour. $5.7o; Oklahoma donr s. z5. Michigan flour, s6.65; Dolted meal per ee lbs, s1.75; No. 2 corn. per bushel soc; pure wheat shorts, 53; pure wheat bran. s2s; (. S huiis, per ton. quo; prime c. $. meal, per ton. yzS: C. 5. feed meal per ton. szo; No. 1 timothy nay nr. ton, s22. mixed alfalfa and Johnsor grass. per ton. ;2o: corn chops. Der los ib. sack, sl.65; alfalfa hay. per ton sos Johnson grass. per ton. yl5; mixed feed per ton, s34QIS7; oats, 4Sc bushel
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New Orleans Rice

New Orleans, November 9.-Rough and clean Honduras rice firm: rough and clean Japan stead Receipts: Rough, 6034; millers, 3S22; cleani S81. Sales, Rough, 300 Honduras at 4.22hc; 410 Japan at 2.60M 3.45c. Clean, 4822 Honduras at sA @5c, 2000 Japan at 3?@3Ac. Quotations: Rough Honduras at 3.00m4.25c; Japan at 300@375c. Clean, Honduras at 405hc; Japan at 34 @4c.
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Treasury Statement

Washington, November 9.-The condition of the United States treasury at the be- ginning of business today was: Working balance. $93,74S,06S; in banks and Philippine 'trel sLry. s30,560, ,794 Total of general fund, sl5o062 921. Receipts Friday. $2,ss5, ,997; dis $2.s00,51z. The deficit for 'fis- ral year. s1,S70,3S6, against s21, ,477,29O last }7ear These sums exclude Panama canal land public debt transactions.
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Naval Stores

Savannah. Ga, November 9.-Turpentine steady. ss1sc; sales. 725; receipts. 4s3; ship ments, 621: stock, 33,123.
 Rosin firm; sales, 2oS5; receipts, 1914; shipments. 324.
 Quote: A, E, c. s5.s71k; D, $s; E, s62Ia; F. sG071z; II, ss.lo; I. se1211; K. s645; M, g.; N, s7.60; VIC, $s25; wv, $s.55
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Creamery Products

Country butter. 20@3Oc; fresh cream cry butter, a5lfc; process butter. aiihc; daisy cheese. 1Sc imported Swiss cheese. 32e; German brick cheese. zoe; limburger cheese. Iec; imported roque- fort, 37c; Neufchatel cheese. per dozen, 45c; Pimento cheese. per dozen. sI4O.
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London Stocks

London. November 9.-The stock mar ket opened firm and higher last Monday and continued on an upward course with a cheerful undertone for the greater part Of the week. but closed irregular and weak. Bear covering and fresh continen- tai buying, based on the belief that the powers would arrange the near eastern
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California oranges, per box. $4o0Q4 50: lemons, imported, per box, s6.50; cabbage. per pound 1hc; onions. per pound. 2c: spanish onions. per crate. s1.75; Irish po- tatoes, per bushel, 7bQS0e; cantaloupes. per crate sl4l 10; lines per 100. 75cQSl; sweet potatoes, per barrel, @; Call fornia pears. $s4S.25 per crate; Colorado celery. per crate. MbO.
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Fiah and Sea Fnnds

Red snapper, 11c Tn Dbl. lots, 12o in small lots. groupcrs, 6c. spanish macN- erei, 15c: speckled sea trout. FEC; carp. roughs, 6c; white perch. l0c; speckled perch. 10e; mulet. 6&c; sun perch or bream, 10c; pompano, 2oc; mixed fish. pAe In barrel lots; 7c in small lots; crock ara 61ko
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. November 9.-The cotton seed oil market was firrner today. closing at g net advance of to II points. Shorts
 H7 N'vors on firm crude mar kets and the advance in cotton. and there WAS considerable new buying for outside
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Unified Tonnage

New York November 9.-Unflled ton- mage of the United States Steel corpcra- ton for the month ending October S1 was 7,59i,3S1 tons. This breaks all monthly or quarterly records. The unified tonnage for the same month last year was 3,es4, 32S tons, and for September of the present year was 6.551, ,507 tons.
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Very EpiOyable

rom the Chicago Record-Herald
 q met Billy Bu1ns stead yesterday and he told me he had just had a very pleasant visit of couple of hours with you"
 Yes. He seemed to enjoy the visit very much He used the entire time telling me about himself."
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans. November 9.--Spot cotton steady, 1-16c up; middling, 121sc' Sales, 1920. To arrive, 14bo Low ordinary, 9-16c nominal ordinary. 9sse good or dnary, 10 i3-16c: strict good ordinary, Il s-16e; low middling, 11hc; strict low mlddling, 117sc: strict middling, 12Ac; gcod middling. 12 7-16e; strict good mid ding, i2ssc; middling fair. P 15-16c nom- inal; mlddlng fair to fair, IS 5-i6c nomi- nall fair IS 11-16c, Receipts, 1l,7F. Stock, 21S 7S6
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St. Louis Grain

St. Louis. November 9-Cash wheat No. 2 red, si.6Q1 .071k; No. ? hard. ssq9lhc. Corn, No. ?, 55c; No. white, 55c. Oats, No. 9. 331zc; No. white. 34izc. Close: Wheat. December 9OSsc; May. s6hQ96Ac Corn, December, 47ssa471@c; May, 4Stsc. Oats. December. 3lltc; May. 3sc
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Poultry and Eggs

Hens. s5Q5oc; live. per pound. I5c; large fryers. lec; medium flyers. isc; eas, 25c; roosters. 3oc. geess 4Om,1,' live turkeys. 1Sq2oc: eggs. fresh. case candled. soc: extra graded candled eggs Soc; cold storage eggs. 26c.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Meat

Lard. 127sc; compound, 9ssc; D. s. short ribs, F s2lsc; bellies, 13 62isc; ham butts. l61sc Boston butts. 1ec; pork loins. Ice: spare ribs. l3c: breakfast bacon. 2z0z7c. smoked bacon. l6c; regular ham 1gILc; skinned ham, 1Sc.
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accounts. Prime crude 1.94c; sales. Prime summer yellow spot, 5s0q5.s7c; November. g.ssc; December. 6.06c, January 6l4c; Feb ruary, 6tsc: March. 6.25c; April. G.27c; May s.34c; prime winter yellow. 6. .3Oa7. .Ooc: : prime summer white, 6.10q6S0c.
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HUBBARD BROS. & GO.
on Merchants, Hanover sauare

ktou Merchants, Hanover Square, N.
 Members New York Cotton Ex- khange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Asso- |ciate. Members Liverpool Cotton Asso- |ciation. Orders solicited for the pur- |chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton |Seed oil for future delivery. Special |attention and liberal terms given for |consig garments of spot cotton for de- Livery. Correspondence invited.
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Dry Goods

New York, November 9.-'fhe cotton goods markets were firm todey. Yarns
 were higher. Jobbers did a steady recorder trade for quick shipment. Woelon goods We're steady
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statistics and fresh reports of good spot demand It was pointed out that exports were larger than they were year ago when they were on record break ing basis. The trading opened steady at a decline of to 12 points. At the end Of the first half hour of trading prices were 1S to IA points under Fridays closing quotatioNs.
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City. November 9.-Receipts; Wheat, 5000; corn, 400; oats, 20,o00. Ship ments: Wheat. l26oo0; corn, 1000; oats, 14,OO0
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Weeks Exports

New Orleans. November 9.-Wheat, 464 900 bushels to Europe; corn. none
 Weeks arrivals of coffee, Brazilian sacks, none.
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Metal Market

New York, November 9.-A1l metals un- changed. Lake and electrolytic copper. l7.72kc; casting. 17.25d1z371kc; iron, nomi- nal.
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Coffee and Su0ar

Coffee--ArbucKles, S25,05 per hun- dred pounds; Luzanne, 27c per pound: Sugar. standard granulated, 6lsc per pound.