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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
COTTON MARKET
 AGAIN NERVOUS Close Steady at 3 Points Decline-Prices Tend
 Downward

New York. November 1s.-The cotton market was again nervous and unset tied with fluctuations irregular, but with prices showing downward tendency. The close was steady at net decline from to points.
 The opening was steady at decline of to 8 points in sympathy with low CT Liverpool cables than expected and clear weather In the south
 There was rather a sharp rally right after the call which sent prices up to net gain of from 1 to ' points as a result of bull support. buying by spot houses, and week end covering, but sentiment was evidently unsettled and the market soon turned easier, closing within a point or two of the lowest under continued liquidation, southern and foreign selling, and local pressure The announcement that Congress would be convened during the middle of April for the purpose Of expedlting tariff legislation may have contributed some- what to the nervousness of trade, but the fact was not much discussed around the ring, and seemed less of a factor in the days trading than the expecta- tion of full ginning reports, more opti- mistic views of the corn and a bearish view of the week end figures. The latest advices from Memphis indicate that the National Glnners' association will report ginning of 10,256,00O bales up to November 14. compared with the official report of ll,313,2S6 bales ginned to November IA last year. Mem phis was reported seller here this morning, as well as other southern points and bearishly disposed traders contend that a ginning between Mo- yember 1 and November IA equal to that of last year would favor the larger estimates of the yield. Private cables from Liverpool reported scattering liquidation on a comparatively small market.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
RookI1eepjnp by Memory

From the Indianapolis News.
 "One of the most remarkable men ever knew" said Mayor shank, was a fellow who worked in West Washing Ion trniure stcre. his man coult neither read nor write but that did not seem to bother him in the least.
 When h. waited on a customer he V ould ask tho customers name and ad- dress and go through all the motions of s4siilie eiH d1Ha T Wher h. had finished waiting on the customer TO matter tow se bill of furniture mad been sold, the clerk could go to inc trokteeptr md the rft toner's pame and address and an accurate de- scription an1 price of every article sold from memory"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
 Iondon Stock Market

Iondon. November 16-The satisfactory trend of events in the far east, the nego- tiations for peace and the belief that the powers intend to work harmoniously nave done much to restore confidence on the stock exchange. and the markets ad- vanced throughout the week, With ohly temporary setbacks through profit taking which had the effect of making the under tone healthier than for some time past
 Gilt edged securities were the strongest section. indicating returning confidence or investors, as well as large fnaacial institution consols rising as much as IF noints on the week, and closing only a quarter below the best. This improve ment was due partly to the check the government received when the hnal amendment to the home rule bill was de- feated, but the chief reasons for the rise arc found in the improved European sit nation and buying by government and in- slrance houses, which caused general bear covering.
 War stocks were benefited by the pros pects of peace and securities, in which the continent is interested. appreciated on a renewal of confidence buying by Paris and Berlin. Brazilian rails, Rio tintos and niring shares leading the improvement.
 American securities were weighed down by monetary and tariff revision fears, and only recovered at the end of the Week n sympathy with other sections. Cam adian Pacific was exceptionally firm and zained po.nts, but the rest of the list finished little changed from last Saturday.
 Money rates eased off and discounts were weakened by the better contine tai outlook, but dear money on the continent and the fact that New York exchan l. getting near the gold point, probably will prevent much decline in discount rates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
-Livernool Cotton Market

Liverpool, November 16.-Spot cotton dull; prices easy; American middline fair, 719d: good mlddling, 6.S9d; middling, $ 69d; low mlddllng. 6.5ld; good ordinary 6.05d; ordinary, 5.57d; sales, 5000 bales, of which 300 were for speculation and export and included 1900 American. Receipts, 10000 bales, including 19, 9,700 American. Flu lures opened easy and closed firm. No vember, 6.511kd: November December, 6.38hd; Deeember-January 6.36kd Jan uary- February, 636d; February March, 6. 35lkd: March-April, s.341ad; Aprll-May, .34ihd; May-June, 6.341sd; June-July, c. .34d; July-August. 6.33d; August-Septem- Der, e.25d; eptember-October, 6.ild; De- tober- November, 6.06d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
St. Louis Produce Market

St. Louis, November 16.-Flour weak Hay steady; timothy, s13.00@17.50; prairie, $12.00q16.00. Whisky, s1.40 Iron cotton ties, 94c Bagging, 10 13-16c, Hemp twine, Sc. Pork unchanged job ping, s16.50. Lard unchanged; prime steam steady, $10.7Sh @10.S2h. Dry salt meats unchanged; boxed extra short, 11%c; clear ribs. 11Sc; short clears, Pc. Bacon unchanged; boxed extra shorts. 12%c; clear ribs, 12%c; short clears, 13c.
 Receipts: Flour, 5000; wheat. 10s,0 ,000; corn. 35,00oh oats. 5S,0o0 Shipments: Flour, 11.000; wheat, 77,o00; corn, 12.- GOO; oats, 103,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
4 Knowing Dog

From London Mail.
 An interesting story of black Pom- eranian dog comes from a residence Tn the Chobham road, Sunningdale. The animal enjoys lying in front of the fire, and as he sleeps indoors has had opportunities of witnessing every morning the operation of fire fighting. One cold morning recently the owner found the dog keeping guard on the hearthrug over some paper, a piece Of wood and a lump of coal. which he han fetched. piece by piece, from the scul- lery coal box In order, apparently, to expedite the lighting sf the fire. that he might the sooner warm himself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
SPECIAL RATES
LOW wINTER FORREST EXCURSION
 FARES

,entrai America, Cuba. Georiia a'
 0ulslana, Mexico. Mississippi, New Mexico.s Porto Rico. Tennessee and Hexas. Tickets on sale daily Oct. IS. .faf2 to April So 1913, inclusive. except to points in Mexico, New Mexico fexas
 nd Louisiana do not become effective intl Nov. l. 1912. Final limit return- ng May 31. 1913, except to points in Mexico, New Mexico. Texas and Luis iana, retur limit June l, 1912.
 ClsicaxO, H.. and Return S23-45 Account international Live Stock Ex- osition Tickets on sale Noycm CT 2Sth to December Sd. inclusive. Final limit for return. December Il, 1912.
 For further information or sleeping ear reservations phone Main SIT or con fer with P. Sid Jones. b. F. 4. L. & N R. R., Birmingham- Ala.
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fair, 1s%c; receipts. 14,20S; stock, 2o7,- FPS.
saa leland Cottou

Savannah. Ga. November l0--sea Island cotton market was firm and trade broader during the week. Sales, i76i bales re- ceipts for the season have been 9So6 bales.
 c ote: Fancy Florida and Georgia, 259 25lkc: extra choice Georgia and Florida, 24Q241sc. choice Georgia and Florida, 23Q
 SIkc; extra fine Georgia and Florida, 2lW 2116e; fine Georgia and Florida, 2042llsc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Coffan Seed Oil

New York, November 16.-Cotton seed oil market was irregular with No- yember steady today owing to light offerings, but the late months were heavy under liquidation, especially tn December and on the quiet trade con- ditions. Prices closed points higher for November and to points lower for the other positions. Prime crude, s487@4.94: prime crude summer yell low. ss.S5@8.95; November $5.S5; De- cember, s5.ss; January. s5.94; February
 s5.ss; March, s6.o6 April. se.i0; May
 s6.1s. Prime winter yellow, s6.4oQ 6.lo; prime winter summer white. s5.s5 Q 6.46
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Eruits and prodnce

Apples, fahey "inesap. si.ivU5 per bbl. York and impei ial apples, S 1145.O bbl; bulk apples, S-.-oaI-o9 peI DDi. tt1iiQa oranges. Sz.oO pel box; california lemons, S5i5 Ter Dox. grape fruit, s3.z5 per 0Ox; tang erlnes, $4.o0 per box. Con 'ord erares l7c per ponuu: California tEmperorl grapes, $.oo per box. Malasa grapes III kegs, $5.vOui. CranDerrles, szy0 per box. per barrel, 30 Italian chestnats, l0c Der pound Lanes, $l per hundred. Irish po- tatoes, sDGsS5c bu. Onions. red globe, 1%o per ID. Danish cabbage, lisc per IL. Celery, S9c per dozen; s5.O0uI50 per crate. RutaDagas l1ac per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Coffee Market

New York. November 1e.-Coffee fu- lures opened steady at an advance of to 4 points on local covering. a little European buying and in sympathy with steady French cables. The expectation of unfavorable crop news from Brazil also may have been a factor, but the de- mand was not active or general and prices later eased off from the best seat tered realizing. The close was steady at a net advance of 1 to points. Sales, 4s,O0o; November 13.67c; December, f3.62c; January and February, 13.61c; March, 13.91c; April, 13.97c; May, 1404c; June 1406c; July, 14.0Sc August 14.1oc; Sep tember and october, 1413e.
 Spot quiet; Rio Is. 144c; Santos Is, 1G1hc, quiet; Cordova, 16 1-4d1Sc
 Havre unchanged Hamburg un- changed to 1-4 pfennig lower. Owing to the holiday there were no Brazilian ca- bles. New York warehouse deliveries were 12,1So bags against 15.osi last year.
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ments, ssl4;
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans. November 16.--Cotton futures today opened steady al decline Of to points Cables were poor Weather maps were favorable. Brokers had an accumulation of selling orders 10 fill, but these were well absorbed by the demand from eastern houses for over the end of tho week. A wave af profit taking after the call became pronounced. good tone was given the market after this First prices were the lowest In the early trading. At the end of the first half hour the trading favorites were 8 to 4 points over the close of last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Steady; middling. II 15-16c; net receipts, 27,645; gross receipts. 27,645; ship ments, 26s96 sales, 1532 stock lZ7.335.
 Augusta: Quiet; middling, 1212c, net receipts, 252S; gross receipts, 252S; shlp- meIits. 1889; sales, 123O stock, SABA
 Memphis: Steady; middling .2ssc net receipts. 38S8: gross receipts, 6I6S; ship emnts, 6736; sales, SO; stock. 1009JO.
 St. Louis: Quiet; middlng, 121kc; net pa ig gross receipts, 5O12; ship ments, 9s14; stock, 12,0S4.
 0incinnati: Net receipts, 220o; gross re- ceipts, 2200; shipments, 1564 sales, 4O0; stock. .-8259.
 Little Rock: Steady; middling 12 13-16c; net receipts, 1901; gross receipts, 1901; ship ments, 1756; stock, 40,3l2.
 Total today: Net receipts, as222 gross receipts. 43,s54: shipments, H,s05; sales, 3e62 stock, 373,724
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per s6 lbs, sl.60 No. corn. per bushel SOc;s pure wheat shorts, s33; p,ire wheat bran. $zs. C. s, hulls, per ion sln. prime (. $. meal, per ton, yzs. C. s feed meal per ton, S-o, NC. tiiit9,ay na1, f,,r ton. s22; mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass. per ton. SEQ; corn chops. per loo lp. sack, Si,6o, aiialfa hay, Der ton. x9., Johnson grass. per ton. $l5 mixed feed per tom, s54gSb oats, ioe bushel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17

week last year. Shipments were 5s46, compared with 3646 last year. Stocks were S2.130, as compared with 37,3S7 last year.
 Except for the two highest grades, rosins ruled hrmer until today, when there was a decline of from 2ik to 71k cents in most of the grades below T." Sales were i7,0S7 barrels.
 Receipts for the week were 1e,642 as compared with 17.5s7 last year. Ship ments were l2,399 as compared with 991C last year. Stocks at the week end were l2S,l14 barrels. as compared with 9s,214 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans. November l6.-Honduras rice rough end clean, closed strong to- day; Japan's easy
 Receipts-Rough, sS9S; clean. 429o; mill CTS. 1878.
 sales-Rough, 10s5 Honduras at 2.75q 4glc; 115 Japan at s.501l3 65c; clean, 23i4 Honduras at 995 3-16c; 263s Japan at 2s4M3ssc. z
 1notations-Rough Honduras. 2.75d4. .35c, Japan, 25clf3 G5c; eioan. Honduras. 4et 3-1Gc; Japan, 1-4aS S-4c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Bank Statement

New York, November 16.-The statement : of the actual condition of clearing house banks anL trust companies for the week ending today shows that they hold S5,269,- 700 reserve in excess of legal requlIe- ments This is an increase of 1929, ,150 from November 9, showing daily aver ages: Loans, sl,976,777. a decrease of s559, ,0O0 specie, $31, ,S52, 900, a decrease of s1241,000; legal tenders, $S0,s7S0 900. an in- crease of s1,390,000: net deposits, S,71e,- G02,000 decrease of s7.6S1000 circula- ton, S46. 62S, 900, an increase of $73000. Cash reserve of banks in vault, $329 5sS, 900; trust companies cash reserve In vault, se3,742,- 000 total cash reserve. 1892, ,730,00o. Ex- cess lawful reserve, s5,269, TOO, an increase of S1, 329, ,150. Trust companies reserve with clearing house members with 25 per cent cash reserve, &7,555,000 Actual con- ditlon: Loans, s1901, ,195,000. a decrease of s6, ,795. GOO; specie, $312 230 O00, a decrease of 1850, 900; legal tenders, $S1, ,606,000, an in- crease of s1,4s6,00o net deposits, s1,7l0.- 576,000, a decrease of S, ,666, 0O0 circula- tion, S46S70,000, an increase of $241, i00; cash of banks in reserve of vault s390.- 96S,000: trust companies5 cash reserve in vault. s62,873 GOO; total cash reserve, $393, s3s,OOO; excess lawful reserve. s7,26Ss3OO, an increase of $S17,Go0; trust companies re- serve with clearing house members with 25 per cent cash reserve. s5o,349,00o. Sum mary of state banks and trust compa- nies in Greater New York not included in clearing house statement Loans, s5S7,- S6s10o, an increase of s659. 400; specie, s62.- 457,500. a decrease of $226, TOO; legal tenders ss,5s47oo. an increase of $l64.oO0; total de- posits, s634. 600. decrease of s2 125, 800.
 New York. November 16-The Financier wiN say:
 The New York clearing house banks more than held their own in the matter of reserves for the week ending Saturday, November IS, surplus reserve both in the statement of actual conditions and in the daily average statement having shown a slight gain.
 Estimates based on the known move- ments of money in and out of banks in- dcated a loss in cash, due to a continu- ance of the interior movement. but the exhibit of Saturday calculated on actual conditions revealed gain of s536.00O in this item. Loans are still being curtailed, the decrease for the past week having been $6.1s5c0o. Net deposits decreased &S,666,000, and the result was an increase in excess reserve of S717 6O0 bringing the present surplus above the 9 per cert minimum to S726S,200
 The statement based on daily ayera ees showed decrease of $S559,00O in loans. a decrease of S,6Sl.000 in net deposits and slight gain amounting to about SEC. O01 in cash. The result was to increase tbc " average excess reserve $1,329, ,150, making the present total s5,269,700.
 The weekly statement of trust com panies made independently of the clearin. house showed unimportant changes, the chief one. loss of about sl.v,0,000 in cash. ' Money conditions, in the face of the fact that the New York bank reserves are much lower now than in past seasons show no signs of stringency, although rates remain firm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Bonds
Money on Call

New York. November 16.-Money on call firm. Time loans strong. Sixty days $ per cent bid; 90 days, 5@6 per cent six months, E per cent. Prime mer- camille paper, per cent; sterling ex- change steady, with actual business in bankers bills, s4.8090 for 60 day bills and s4.S5.05 for demand Commercial bills, $4.S0B. Silver in bars, 62%c; Mexican dollars. 4S7sc. Government bonds active; railroad bonds easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, November 16.-cash wheat. No. hard, SlGfS5c; No. 3, S0QtS21sc; No. ? red. 97Qs9e; No. g. 93g97c.
 Corn-No. mixed new, 44c; No. new 42c; No. ? white new, 46lD4s1sc; No. new. 45c.
 Oats-No 2 white, s2as2%c; No. mixed, 3l1aGi32c.
 Close: wheat-December, $1.0o; May, 9sNc; July, S2 l-4d62 3-Sc
 corn-December, He; May, 1c; July, 45lp45 3-8c
 oats-December, Sl s-sc; May. 32Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Dry Goods

New York, November 16-The cotton goods markets were firm for the day, with trading of moderate character. Linens ruled very firm. Burlaps were high and scarce. Underwear and ho- siery agents were troubled on fall bus mess by advances in yarns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Treasury Statement

Washington. November 16.--With the beginning of business today the con- dition of the United States treasury was working balance $90.S19,7S5. In banks and Philippine treasury, $30,440,01 |. Total of general fund, s145,725,653 Re- ceipts Friday, s2,2S4,534; disburse- ments, Friday, s1,S5S,641.
 These sums exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions. The de- felt was s24,867.746 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
HUBBARD BROS. & co.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square, N. Y Members New York Cotton Ex- chAnge New orleans Cotton Exchange. Nsw york Produce Exchange Asso- .ciate Members Liverpool Cotton Asso- chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery Special attention and liberal terms given for consignments of spot cotton for de- livery. Correstondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
New Orleans Cotton Futures
Now orleana. November 1e.--cott

New orleans. November 16.--Cotton spot. i-16c off. Sales, 700 to arrive, 2cO; low ordinary, Shc nominal ordi- nary, 9 5-16c nominal; good ordinary, 10 1b-1ec: strict good ordinary, Ii 3-fsc: low middllng, II 7-Iec: strict low mid- ding, II 11-16c; middiing. II Bc: strict rliddling, 16 1-16c; good middling, I2Ac: strict good mlddling, 12 7-1sc nominal. middllng fair. 19Bc nominat
 middling fair to fair. 13Ac nominal;
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City, November 16.-Receipts-- Wheat. 1l4,0oO; corn, 2i,0oo; oats. 9OOo.
 Shipments Wheat, 1S5,ooo; corn, 6ooo oats, 1i000.
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Naval Stores
Savannah.
rurpentfne

Savannah, November 16.-Turpentine firm, s71ac; sales. i95; receipts, ss7; Bhip- ments, All; domestic stock, 32,1S0 Rosin firm; sales, 26S2i receipts. 254o; shipments, 670; domestic stock, 128,1l4 Quote: A, B, c, s5.sO; D. s5 .95: E. SC: F, s6.o5; c, $. .s5GD 6.oT1s; H, se.05a6. 121k: I, s6.O5; K. s6. .4o M, $7; N, T.Go; VIC, ss.15; wv, sS.45.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Meat

Lard, i31sc; conpoui.d 99sc. D. s. short riDs. zy75zc, DeiAes. ISS,1ze, ham putts. l61xc, 15oston Dutts, l6e; pork iolns. i.c, spale 4Ds. lsc. pieaAias, .acon, z-az.e, i, snoAed bacon. i6c; Ieguiar nam. ls54c, skinned ham, lSc
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, November 16.-(speciaL)- The local cotton market was steady; middling sold today at 11ikc and strict ns4ddling at 12c.
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Eish and Gea Ennda

Red snapper. 10c in bbl. lots; lie fin small lots groupers 6c. Spanish maeA- erel, 15c; speckled sea trout. l2Ao; carp. roughs. 6c; white perch. 10c: speckled perch. 1Oc mulet. 6Isc; sun perch or bream, 100: pompano. 20c; mixed ish i1sc in barrel lots; 7c in small lots: crock CTS. 61kc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Poultry and Eggs

Hens, S5@09e live, per pound. lsf1ae. large flyers. l5c; medium flyers. ISs 5. small flyers. 2oc' ducks soq 40e, guin- eas, 25c; roosters, Sc; geese, 5Ofnc. live turkeys. 1Su2Oc; eggs. fresh csss candled, 80q32c. extra graded candle5 eggs, s3935c; cold storage eggs, 25Qp2ee.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Basy; winter patents, S4. .S0q4 .s5 straights, $4.l0a4.60; spring patents. s4.2O @5 20; straights, ss. sOdp4 .05; bakers, s3.7oQ 3.90.
 Rye-No. g. 61G61hc.
 Barley-Feed or mixing. 47aSoc; fair to choice malting, 55470c.
 Timothy Seed-S2. 75Q3. 75.
 Glover Sced-l3a17 .50.
 Mess Pork--S16. 75a17.
 I,ard--In tierces. sl1. 256111 80.
 Short Ribs-Loo s10. 25G10.90.
 Brtter-Steady; creameries. 29a34c dairles, 26Q3lc.
 Eggs-steady; receipts, 2254 cases; at mark, cases included, 22Q25c; ordinary fiIsts, 24c; firsts, 27c.
 Cheese-Steady; Daisies, 17hQ171sc; Twins, 16s4Ql7c; Young Americas, 16A@ lie; Long Horns, 16saQ17c.
 Potatoes-Steady; receipts, 50 cars; Michigan, 4Sa53c Minnesota, 47Q50c; Wis consin, 45d52c.
 Poultry-Live active; turkeys, 1Sc; chick ens 1O1sc: springs, 121kc.
 Yeai-Steady, 9q1lc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
WnnI Market

St. Louis. November I6.-Wood steady; medium grades combing and clothing, ago 25c; light fine, l9@2lc:
 heavy fine, f3@1Sc; tub washed, c7
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Weekly Naval Stores Review

Savannah, Ga, November 1G-Tne tur- entine market was easier duriny the week.. reaching low levels of :71s cents oday. Last Saturdays closing price was
 f cents. Sales for the week were good,
 l9 casks. Receipts were 5s64 casks, as compared with AT for the corresponding
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Live Stock Market

Chicago. November 16.-Cattle-Receipts 1000, market steady. Reeves. s 5.s50p11: Texas steers, s4.30d5.6 50; western steers, s5. .50@9; stocSers, s4.10u7.l5; cows and belfers. s2.75G74 40; calves. s6.50Dl0. 40
 Hogs: Receipts, 12,000; market steady to Sc down. Light. s7.s0a7 s5; mixed, g. .35
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Unkind
 Er0m Tu60a

TFUIH JuuBB.
 cai ius-'I say. isn't Mrs. Painter l; peach,
 claude-Yes; a well preserved one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
St. Louis Grain

St. Louis, November 16.-Cash wheat, No. 3 red. sl.06; No. hard. s1.O0. Corn, No. 2, 545sc; No. ? white, Hc. Oats-No. ?, 31l1e; No. 2 white, 33c. Close. wheat, December STAG; May, 99 1-4c.
 Corn, December. 45c; May, 46c. Oats-December, 30a4c; May, 31Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Weeks Exports

New Orleans, November 16.-Week's s exports: Wheat, 304.o00 bushels to En- rope. Corn. none. Weeks arrivals of Coffee. Brazilian sacks, s5,S9S.
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Resin and Turpentine

New Orleans, November 16.-Receipts, 507 barrels rosin; 1S6 barrels turpen- tine.
 1 Exports for New York, 723 barrels lrosin; 230 barrels turpentine.
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Elonr and Isoodstnffs

s5. .J0; indiana -four. s5.10; Oklahoma flour yo. z5, Micnisan flour, s6.65: Dolted meal
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Metal Market

New York, November 16.--Metals dull lake electrolytic copper, $17.62h Q 17.S7h; casting. s1725Q17.37h; iron easy.
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Creamery Prndncfa

Country butter. 25Q30e. fresh cream cry butter, 36hc; process butter. gilAc: daisy cheese l8c; imported swisa cheese, 32c: German brick cheese. zoe: limburger cheese. Ice. imported roque- fort. 37c; Neufchstel cheese. per dozen. 45c: Pimonto cheese. per dozen, yl.4o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-17
Cnffee and Snanr

Coffee-Arbuckies, s25.O5 per hun dred pounds. Luzanne, 2fc per pound. Sugar, standard granulated, sI5o pnr naund
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-11-29

and throat specialist. Office Sehmid,
bldg, rooms 10 and II.
Wanted-Dressna6 $40 Jane
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For bottled sodas and beers. phone
Iohn Gagen, Main 1T.
P0dleton Iron Works can use sew.
sral tons OF scrap iron.
Have your wood sawed by the gas.
line wood saw. Phone Main 13.
Notwithstanding grade piano
Must be bargain. Will pay cash. Ad
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Wanted-Woman or girl to do gen
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Webb, or phone Red 22S6.
For Sale-Horseshoe restaurant
corner Main and Alta streets. Firs
class location and doing good bust
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quire at restaurant.