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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-14
CLOSE STEADY But
. MARKET IS NERVOUS
Prices More Than Lose
Tuesdays Advance in
Cotton Market

New York, November 13.-The cotton
market showed continued nervousness and
prices more than lost yesterdays advance
during today's trading, with the close
steady at a net decline of from Il to q
points. The opening was steady at a de-
cline OF to Z points in sympathy with
disappointing cables, but prices worked
up to practically the final figures OF yes
terday during the few minutes on over
night buying orders and q renewal OF bull
support. There was a great deal of cot
ton for sale on this advance, however.
and the market soon weakened under for
south. continued liquidation and local
pressure. Reports of an easier turn IN
tho southern spot situation appeared to
have unsettled the confidence of recent
buyers, and before midday the market
showed a net loss of from IA to 10 points
report that prominent firm of Lon
don statisticians had issued a crop esti-
mate of 14.250.o0O bales appeared to be a
factor on the decline, as an estimate of
under 100000 had been expected from
that source, but covering checked the
pitdhs anu uuTluR the MON Houl pfiseS
rallied or points from the lowest This
bulge soon revealed the presence of fur
ther selling orders and the market later
developed renewed weakness with offer
inss very active and general in the late
trading when prices broke 1t to new low
ground for the day, selling about % to
IS points net lower. Stop orders were
reported on the Wav down and while thore
was a good deal of covering in the last
few minutes. final quotations were only
8 or points up from the lowest on active
months. Very conflicting advices were re-
ceived from the south regarding the spot
markets, some reporting continued good
demand and a generally stronger situ-
alton, while others claimed that demand
had slackened and that offerings were
becoming more liberal.
New York Cotton Futures
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BEST PRICES IN
THE CLOSING HOUR
Strength Displayed in
StOcks-Changes r.
regular

New York, November 13.-Stoeks as
played strength today. Price changes
were irregular. There was steady tone
in The final hour. Then best prices Were
recorded. Trading lost none of its PRO-
dessional nature. but even that element
did rot take on its customary activity
London was again buyer here, but pur-
chases were too moderate for an appre-
ciable influence. In the early part OF the
session there We're signs of pressure upon
United States Steel, Amalgamated Cop
per, American Smelling. the oil stocks
: and American Beet Sugar. Short selling
In Union Pacific was aggressive. 1t suf-
fered somewhat and an abrupt decline In
Wabash preferred was associated with the
tangle In the reorganization of that road.
The few pronounced gains of the day
were limited to some of the high priced
srecialties, such as woolworth. Sears
Roebuck and National Biscuit A few of
The equipment stocks. including American
Locomotive and American Air Brake also
made some advance.
The recognized trade authorities issued
encouraging statements respecting the
steel and iron industry, and jobbers in the
middle west quoted certain finished prod
ucts at a slight advance. The sluggish
tess of the copper group was accompanied
by rumors of a slight shading of prices for
the metal.
Monetary conditions were unchanged
Call loans did not get beyond per cent.
LEGAL ard interior banks made further
purchases of commercial paper, which
was accepted as additional proof CT in
creased mercantile activitysa
The bond market was devoid of especial
features. Total sales, par value, were
81, 00S, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
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louis. Ngt,a4 her 12-Cattle. Pc
500 inclndi1g no Texans: market
~ rH-c ti9p1r Native shipping
ksn0 tpft steera sF}l dressed and
6,,tcb, steers IS 9S.Is lockers. SO rs
IN. Tex3 AnH lHtitan stssss 5os17. %;
COWS and he1 efs. 2s.
Hogs: Rec iets 81 So market 1oc
higher. pigs aad lights. q sz riiAed
and butchers, $500 - COCO hes
G790.
sheep-Receipts. 20u iasfss
! hIuttons, 49, 95Ql4; lambs, 5aae stockef,
S2.75035O. ss
Chiccgo. November 12.--CAtfie' - eipts
%. 600: market for choice beey> " nigh
err: others steady. Reeves. so.2ou g: Tex
! as steers. s4Sea5; western steers. s55vgs;
stockers. $4,000 10; cows and heifcrs, SAT;
@Tz0: calves, S6.50n10.o0.
Hogs: Receipts, 5000; market active
mostly 10c. higher, but closed weak
Light. 81 sosis; mixed sEz5aS.1o; heavy
a., 10: rough, s7.So1zJo; pigs. S5eis.s5
hulk of sales. S.6o0S
sheep: Receipts, eco; market steads
10 shade higher. Native, s3259+eo
western. ss.5oaA50; warnings. s4.soQ5.9o
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New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, November 13.--The cotton
exchange today showed futures steady at
decline of sail points on steady cables
and private reports Of a diminishing spot
demand in Texas at the opening. The
especially after the rumor was circulated
that we'll known crop authority has
raised his estimate of the crop 10000
bales TO 14,250,000 as total. Support was
offered tho trading which kept 1t ste1dy.
Gradually prices fell OFF until at the end
of the first half hour they were 1tf15
points under the close of Tuesday.
A rumor was circulated of large crop
estimates were In sight for tomorrow. A
cable9ram received from Liverpool said
noted English expert was out with an
estimate Of 100000 Considerable pres
sure was in evidence at times. This led
to tina belief that large spot firms were
taking the short Side OF the trade Mes
sages TO this effect sent to the interior
brought back selling orders and reports
that the spot demand at points like Mem
phis and Augusta we're a special factor
in speculation. About midday the mar
ket was 13Q0i5 points lower. At noon
prices we're l1G13 points under the final
figures of Tuesday.
Tn the afternoon the market weakened.
This came under heavy liquidation IT the
long side At half an hour within the
close prices were 3q7 points under last
prices of Tuesday.
Nou, OrIaans Coffou MarLaf
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Liverpool. November 13.-Spot cotton
closed good business done; prices 4 points
higher; American middling fair, 7S7d;
good middllng. 7o9d; middling, esd; low
middling. Sid; good ordinary, Esd; or
binary. sid; sales, 1000, of which 1000
were for speculation and export and in
cluded $500 American; receipts, $4,000, in
Guiding 11s American Futures opened
firm, closed easy; November 6.6Sd No
vember- December. 6.55d; December-Jan-
uary, esd; January February, esd; Feb
ruary- March, 6.51d; March-April, 6.501kd;
April-May, SOD; May-June 6.50d; June
July, 6.49d; July-August, 6.471ad; August
September, 6.89d: Septsmber-o October, coed;
October November, 621d.
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St. Louis Produce Market

ST. Louis, November 13-Flonr quiet.
Hay steady; timothy, SlSa17.b; prair ~
$12Q1s. Whisky. 40. Iron cotton ties.
e4c Baggng, so S-16c Hemp twine. &C.
Pork unchanged; jobbing, $3.50. Lard
Unchanged; prime steam, 10. 721sfCl0. sz1ac.
Dry salt meats unchanged; boxed extra
shorts. 12ssc; clear ribs, 12sse; short clear
shorts, 125kc; clear ribs, 12ssc; short clears.
lsc. Receipts: Flour, 800; wheat, 1900;
corn, 10000; oats. $4,000. Shipments:
Flour. 21ooo; wheat. 5000; corn. 1900;
oats 5000
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New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Movement

Galveston: Quiet middling 12Ae; mel
receipts, 30,2S2, gross receipts, $685. sales,
e000; stock. S9S, 4SS
New orleans: Quiet: middlng, 121kc; net
receipts, 1895; gross receipts, 1877; sales,
254o; stock, 2S5,236; exports to Great
Britain. 1900 to France, 6729; to conti-
net 300; ooastwise, TAI; to Mexico, 100.
Mobile; Net receipts. 2979; gross re-
ceipts, 2g79; stock, 1880; exports to conti-
nent, 1884, coastwise, $40
Savannah Quiet; niiddling, 12hc. net
| receipts. 1883; gross receipts. 1889; sales
2z6S; stock, 1S2. 49, to continent, 1906;
coastwise, 1891.
Charleston: Steady; middling, 12iso; net
| receipts, $500; gross receipts, $500; stock
E4,o80; to continent, 1879.
! Wilmington Easy; middling. 12c; ne
receipts, 4oSs; gross receipts, 4OSS; stock
1880; exports coastwise, 100.
| Norfolk: Steady; middling, 12ssc; ne
receipts, 1854; gross receipts, 1854: sales
1888; stock, 60,554; exports coastwise, 5446.
Baltimore: Nominal; middllng, 12l5c
gross receipts, 20; stock, Gas.
New York: Quiet; middling. 12o: gross
receipts, II, 1863: sales, Sc; stock, 11s,00S
continent, 100; exports coastwise. GLIB.
| Boston; Quiet; middling 12c; net re-
ceipts. 1856; gross receipts JAS; stock, 15,-
| E33; exports to Great Britain 1887.
Philadelphia: Quiet middling, 12.25e
gross receipts. 900; stock, 1866.
Texas Points: Net receipts, 11,176; gross
| receipts. 11.176; stock, Ash.
Brunswick: Stock, 21,653.
Arkansas Pass: Stock, 2699.
Jacksonville, Stock, 1876.
Total tetlay, at all ports: Net. 1890;
exports to Great Britain, 15.4s7: to
Ere nee, $685. to continent, 80, 1893; TO Mex
leo. 200; stock. 206, 96s.
Consolidated, at all ports: Net, 3i9,067
exports to Great Britain, 121963; To
France, 1901; to continent, 121 1885, to Mex
leo, 200.
Total since September /, at all ports:
lset 4.22s, 1868: exports to Great Britain,
1,338,2i7; to France, 425,74S; to continent,
!, 1886; to Japan, 35.1s1; to Mexico, 200.
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Money on Call

New York, November 13.-Money on call
firm, 5d6 per cent; ruling rate, So; clos
Ing bid, ~; offered at 8; time loans firm.
50 days, 6q615 per cent; 30 days, on; six
months, 81.
Prime mercantile paper, per cent;
sterling exchange weak, with actual bus
-ness in bankers bills s4.s1 for 60 day bills
and $4.S5.15 for demand;- commercial bills
k4.S01h. Bar silver, 62ssc. Mexican dol
lars, 4ss4c;. government bonds Arm; rail
road bonds easy.
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Apples. fancy winesap, s4.75QJ5 per Dbl
York and Pears apples, s3.25d350 per Dbl,
bulk apples, s2.25q2.50 per Dbl Florida
oranges, $3.50 per box; California lemons
$.75 per box; grape fruit, 1926 per box,
tangerines, $3.50 per box. Concord grapes
lie per ponud; California Emperor
grapes, $50 per boz; Malaga grapes. IN
kegs, 5.5oa7. Cranberries, $3.50 per box
per barrel, 50 Italian chestnuts, 10c De,
pound. Lines, 81 per hundred Irish DO
tatoes, SOQS5c Blu. Onions. red globe, si.7
per box. Danish cabbage, 11kn per ID
Celery, s5c per dozen; s35Oa45o per crate
Rutabagas, 1lkc per pound.
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Making Pisa.s Tower Plume

The mistress noticed that the picture
of Tho Leaning Towre of Pisa" hung
crooked. She strengthened 1t and said
nothing The next day the picture was
again crooked. Finally, one morning,
CHANGING to be In the room, The mistress
said to tho maid as she busted: MARY,
you've hung that picture o fthe tower
crooked. Just look at it."
That's just what l say, num-" re-
turned the domestic. Look at It'll The
only way I can git that old tower to
hang straight is to hang the picture
crooked"
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Metal Market

New York, November 13.-Copper Arm;
standard spot. SIT bid: November, SIT 100
1872: December, si7.12q17 IS; January and
February, $17G17.3 30; electrolytic and lake,
~ 22117 SIC; casting, II 2e117. SIC.
Tin dull; spot. $40. 9o@50 81; November,
k49. s7G56 81; December. s49. S7d50. Is.
Lead weak. s4.70&4.s0.
Spelter steady, 81. s517. As.
Coolxsons antimony, 5000.
Iron unchanged, easy.
Copper exports this month, 1894 tons;
zeal exchange sales copper 100 tons. Lon
copper firm; spot, eT IS Cd; futures,
us Cd, Local exchange sales tin
\ laa LONDON tin quiet; spot, f22S IS;
\ srs e22S. London lead, ELS rs Cd.
1aa.der 81. ter. e26 lis, Cd. Iron: Cleve-
80 Na ans 67s 11ad in London.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York November 13.-Cotton seed
oil was higher early on light offerings
and speculative buying on the frmness
inland, but the market eased off In the
afternoon under scattered commission
house selling, poor outside demand and
with the weakness in cotton Closing
prices were 1 point higher 10 point net
lower. Sales, $500 barrels. Prime crude,
a e46Isc: prime summer yellow spot, $500
{. s3c: November, 5.s7c; December, 5.s4c;
January, 603c; February, 6.07cj March,
else: April, 6.1sc; May, 6.25o; prime
winter yellow. s.4Od6 Coo; prime summer
white Gas. 40c.
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lAmhs. native. M.aaa. Is; western. sd

lambs native, s5.s5ar.s5; western, SOU
07.25.
Kansas City, November 13.-Cattle; Re-
ceipts, 5000, including 500 southerns; mar
lSot strong to 10c higher. Dressed peer
and butcher steers, S754lO60; ran 10
good, s6.25Q750; southern steers s4'zouo'So'
southern cows, $s.boao. IS.
Hogs; Receipts, 1900; market &C to loc
higher Bulk of sales, S7eolD7.S5; heavy
81. 7ba7ss; hackers and butchers, S.6o0fso;
light, H50a7.70; pigs. s6.20Q6.6o.
Shcep-Reccipts, 1000; market STEADY
Lambs, $6@740; yearlings, s4.5oao; wetil.
ers, SOS; ewes. s3.65d4.50; stockers' -
1450.
T .orisville November 13-Receipts: Cat
400. market active. Range, $2Q60.
Hcgs: Receipts, $500; market Arm TO loc
higher Range. s4.5od7.e So.
Lsmbs and Sheep: Receipts %; LAMBS
sac down; sheep. &c down.
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Bonds
Treasury Statement

washington, November 13-With the
beginning of business today the condition
of the United States treasury showed
Working balance. $91, 1es, 401; In banks and
Philippine treasury, $31,063, 947: total OF
genera. fund, $40, 9S1, 613: receipts Tues
day, s21S Sir disbursements Tuesday.
s2S23, lis; deficit for fiscal year, $4,0S9 1866,
against $23, 694.4 AIS last year. These trans
actions exclude Panama canal ana pub
lie debt calculations.
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Flour and Foodstuffs

self raising tloar. So: Tennessee flour
$50; Indiana flour. $50; Oklahoma flour.
Is Isl, Michigan -four. 1915; polted meal
per Sc lbs, $3.50; No. corn, per bushel
Soc: pure wheat shorts, $a3: pure
wheat bran. SIS: c. s. hulls. per ton. $40;
prime C. s. meal. per ton, s23. c. s. feed
posal. per ton. SIG; NO. timothy nay. nsr
ton. s22; mixed alfalfa and johnson
grass per ton. $50; corn chops, per loo
in. sack, s1.e5; alfalfa hay per ton. s95
Johnson grass. per ton. SIS; mixed feed
yer ton, s34q3l; oats. 4Sc bushel.
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Cash QUOTATIONS were as follows:
Flour-Dnii and heavy.
Rye-No. 2, Csc.
Barley-Feed or mixing, 5@5oc; fair to
choice mailing, $500.
Timothy Seed-s2. 75dD3.75.
Glover Seed-s1 00Q17.50.
Mess Pork-$165o917.o0
Lard-In tierces, $i105q1110.
Short Ribs-Loose, sl0.25q10. GA.
Butter-Active; creameries. 2@3Sc; dali
ries, 25630c.
Eggs-Firm receipts, 2545 cases; at
mark, cases included, 22925c; ordinary
firsts, 24c; flrsts, &c.
Cheese-Easy; daisies, II 1-44171hc; twins
16AQ17e; Young Americas, 16A@17c; Long
Horns. 16s4917c.
Potatoes STEADY; receipts. 60 cars; Mich
igan, 4S65sc; Wisconsin, SIC.
Pouitry-Alive, steady; turkeys, 16c
chickens, lie; springs, 121kc.
ayeal-Steady, 96p14c.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, November 13.-H.ough
Honduras rice firm; rough and clean
Japan and clean Honduras steady. Re-
ceipts: Rough, $500; millers, SOP; clean.
22S Sales: Rough, $50 Honduras at Q. Esq
4.10c; S24 Japan at 2.76a3 sc. Clean. 1852
Honduras at 2NG5c 294s Japan at SIG
3 9-16c Quotations: Rough Honduras at
2.5o14. Csc; Japan, 2.5O613. 6oo clean Hon
duras. 4a5tse; Japan, 31494c.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Steady: mlddling. lie; net re-
ceipts. 2o,759, gross receipts, 2o75s; ship
ments, 17,02S sales. 1S40 stock, 1884.
Augusta: Steady middling, 12Asc; net
receipts, 3643; gross receipts. H43; ship
ments, 1606; sales, 781; stock, so.
Memphis. Steady; mddling, 121kc; net
receipts, 1919: gross receipts. 77lh ship
ments, s772: sales, 100; stock, 99.112.
st. Louis: Steady; midding, 121kc; net
receipts, 1876: gross receipts, 1851; ship
ments, e176; stock, 11,728
Cincinnati: Net receipts. 1900; gross re-
ceipts. 1900; shipments. 767: stock 9479
Little Rock: Steady; mddling, 12lsc;
net receipts, 2siS; gross receipts, 26lS;
shipments, 724; stock. S9,516.
Total today: Net receipts, 35,444; gross
receipts, 1926 shipments. 23,O75; sales,
1921 stock, S70,635.
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"oh mother.. sobbed the young wife,
me-"
why, my child, what has he done?'
well. you know, cooked my first din
ner for him today and he invited friend
to dine with him.
The sobs broke out afresh. And oh.
mother, the man he invited was a doc
for"
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, November 1S.-Cash
wheat, No hard. sS@ssc; new. SIN %
52c; No 3, old, 53054c; new, 51Q SIC;
No. white, old, $50 SEC; new, 531sc;
No. old. $40 55e; November, $50 5S1ko.
Oats, No. 2 white, S21s @3Sc; No. 2
mixed, $40 38c.
Close wheat, December S2kc; May,
S7hc. Corn. December, 45%c; May,
1890; May, 469s &46hc; July, 46% q
4Tc. oats. December. SIC; May, 3ohc.
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A Bit of Wisdom From China

The Chinese vice president Is no dumb
figurehead. He Is the credit for this re-
cent notable utterance: THE universe
is not proped up by single piIalr. In
our most important duties of reconstruc-
stion now we need al 1.-The talents we can
find In the country" There are politi-
clans in this country who should paste
that sentiment I'm their hats.
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Naval Stores

Savannah, November 1S.-Turpentine
drm 3Sc: sales, S5S; receipts, 1890 ship
ments, PIP; stock. s2,735. Rosin Arm;
sales. s1a receipts, 300; shipments, 4s2;
stock, 124,9s7 quote: A. B, c. 1914; d.
Sc .O2ls; E, Sc. o711; and G, 40; II and !,
| SC 12ll; X, Sc. As; M, 81; N, N.6o; VIC, $50;
WV s. 55
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New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans November 13.--Cotton.
spot easy, quiet and unchanged. Midnling
lzIhc Sales 900. To arrive. 2049. Low
ordinary. sac, nominal; ordinary, 11-lsc.
nominal; good ordinary, II 3-16c; strict
good ordinary, II 7-16c; low middlng.
II 1i-16c strict low middling. II 15-16c:
middling zhc; strict middling. u 5-16c;
good middling, l2lsc; strict good diiddlinx.
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NO FEATURES IN
WHOLESALE TRADE
Prices Remain Firm With
Exception of a Salt
Meat Decline

There were no features In the whole
sale trade on Morris avenue yesterday, as
it continued quiet. Prices were generally
firm with the exception of dry salt
meats, which reported slight decline.
Receipts are reported ample in all the
various markets or the wholesale
thoroughfare. Yesterdays wholesale quo
tations follow:
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From the Detroit Free Press.
whats become of your neighbor
who said that Wilson didn't have
chance?
Become of him? He's still ON the
lob telling everybody that he predicted
Wilson's election last June"
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New York, November 1s.-The cotton
market was firm with demand steady
Cotton yarns were higher. There was
a good call for carpets and rugs for the
news printing.
Iohhers steady husiness
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Meat

Lard, 131sc; compound, 9ssc; d. S. short
ribs, 12.571sc; bellies, 13371kc; ham butts
l61kc: Boston butts, Ice; pork loins, 17c,
spare ribs. 1sc: breakfast bacon, 22a27c
smoked bacon. 16c; regular ham
lsAc skinned ham, 18c.
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Poultry and Epps .

Hens. s5Q5cc; live, per pound. 12a14c
large fryers, 15c; medium flyers, lsc:
small flyers. zoe; ducks. 3oa4oc; gum
live turkeys. 1Sa20c. eggs. fresh. casc
osndled. 30c; extra graded candled eggs
ssc. cold storage eggs. 25q26c.
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ST Iouis Grain

ST. Louis. November 13.-Cash wheat.
No / red. $1,000 1854; No. hard,
$50 zoe. Corn. No. 2, Sc NC; No. white,
SEC. OATS No. 2, 81 @32Sc; No. ?
white, 34c.
Close wheat, December. S9hc; May,
95c. Corn, December, 47c; May, 477sc c.
Oats December, ale: May, 32hc.
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City, November 13-Receipts
Wheat, 10000: corn. 1900; oats. 5000
Shipments: Wheat. 1b1,0C; corn, 5000
oats, 5000.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, November 13.-(special.)-
The local cotton market continues I'M
changed middling sold today at 12c> and
strict middling at 12lsc.
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Wool Market

ST. Louis, November 13.-Wool steady;
medium grades combing and clothing, ~
q26c; light fine, 19@2lc; heavy hne' lSg
1Sc; tub washed, 27436c.
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IL t1-16c: niddling fair to fair, 1sl5c; mid
ding fair. 13Isc, nominal; fair, 1870. nom
inal. Receipts, 1895 Stock, go, 2aB.
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HuBRAiD BROS. & 90.

kcotton Merchtnts, Hanover square, n.
Members New York Cotton Elk
Sau York Hfoduce Exchange. Asso-
ciate Menibess Liverpool Cotton Asso-
CATION OFFERS solicited for the pur.
S Sasd Oh fof future delivery. Special
as,e,,tion and liberal terms given for
ron 81 grr4nts ~ snnf cotton LOT oe-
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daisy cheese 1Sc: imported Swis.
cheese, 3zc: German brick cheese, zoo:
iimburger cheese. DC. imported rogue
fort, arc. Neufchatei cheese. per dozen,
45c; Pimento cheese. per dozen, yl.40.
Fish and Sea Foods
Red snapper. lie in Dbl. lots: 12c In
small lots. groupers, &C. Spanish maci.-
ereI 15c: specified sea trout. 125kc; carp.
rouei1s, &C.; white perch. 10c: speckled
perch. Zoe: mulet. s5kc; sun perch OF
Dream, 10c: pompano. 2oc: MIXED nsh.
NC in barrel lots; &c in small lots; crock
srs, sac.
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Coffee and Sugar

coffee-ArbucKles. s35.05 per hum
6red pounds. Luzanne. z7c per pound:
sugar, standard granulated. 51zc per
mound.
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Creamery ProductI

Country butter. 25q30c; fresh cream
ery butter, 36hc; process butter, 3lhc;