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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-26
New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Movement

Galveston: Steady; middling, 121se; net receipts, 29,10s; gross receipts, 29,- I0s; sales, 796; stock, 470,761; exports to Great Britain, 9S04; to the continent, 469S; coastwise, 3136.
 New Orleans. Firm. middling, 12 ss c, net receipts, 25,065; gross receipts, 25,- 090; sales, TOO; stock, 262,25s.
 Mobile Net receipts, 33S1; gross re- ceipts, 33s1 stock, 44,571; coastwise, 20.
 Savannah: Steady middlng, 12 7-16c; net receipts, 11.s72; gross receipts, l. SIP; sales, 1093; stock, 2i5,S15; exports to the continent, 270o; coastwise, 7042.
 Chsrleston Steady; middlng, 12ss c; net receipts. 4tS7; gross receipts, 41S7; stock, 62,53S; coastwise, 1888.
 Wilmington: Steady; middling, 1924 c; net receipts 26Ss; gross receipts. 263s; stock, IT ,605; coastwise, 200.
 Norfolk. Steady; middling 12isc; net sales, 4427; stock, 72,4S5i coastwise 1922.
 Baltimore: Nominal; middllng, 12Ssci gross receipts, 400; stock, 11,S3S New York: Steady; middling, 12.S0c net receipts, 2S13 gross receipts, 9131 stock, 1f2,5SS; exports to the continen, 800; coastwise, 3490.
 Boston: Steady; middllng, 12SOc; net receipts, 230 gross receipts, 3425; sales, 74s1; stock, 21,o15.
 Philadelphia Steady; middling, 13.05c; gross receipts, 800; stock, 3110.
 Texas City: Net receipts, 5l15; gross receipts, 5115; stock. ,7S0; exports to the continent 12,i3S; coastwise, 1900. Brunswick Stock, 33,s60
 Aranzas Pass Stock, 43f7.
 Jacksonyille. Stock 1860.
 Total today, at all ports Net, S7,126; exports 10 Great Britain, 12,219; to the continent 22,636; stock 1,S71 ,502.
 Consolidated, al all ports: Net. l53,- 272; exorts to Great Britain, 25,S95; to France, 10.s50; to the continent, 28.342.
 Total since September 1, at all ports. Net, 5,11S,s97; exports to Great Britain. i,5o7 45S; to France, 515.S39; to the con tinent, 1,34l,996 to Japan, 59,64i; to Mexico, 300.
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HEAVY SALES IN
 WHEAT YESTERDAY
Close Nervous at Advance of 1-2@5-S03-4c Net.
 Corn lie Off

Chicago, November 25.-Excited upturns in wheat on account of unconfrmed war rumors today brought about heavy sales presumably for leading holders The market closed nervous at am advance ot lke to ssas4c net. In corn the outcome varied from i4cs of to a shade higher, oats finishing l-l6e dossn to a gain of ..c, and provisions irregular from a fraction down to an advance of 12ihc.
 Though principal owners of wheat sold on bulges. speculative longs increased in number and courage. Ordinary influences were ignored and the trade swayed &C., cording to the latest talk in regard to probable closing of the Dardapelles CT concerning an armstice for a week
 Top prices of the day came shortly be- fore the close and resulted from reports of small clash on the Austro-Servian frontier. Foreign demand, absence or shipments from the United States proved the chief handicap for the bulls.
 May wheat ranged between s0sse and si5sc, with last sales ss@94c net higher at 9llse. Rural selling Of December. deliy- cry weighed on the corn market as q whole. Strength borrowed from wheat disappeared. Price changes in May reached from 4Sc to 4SAc. The close was easy, shade higher at 4s@ fslsc. Cash grades were weak. No. yellow was priced 5Sc for new. Smalness of primary arrivals had a sustaining influence on oats. Outside limits touched by May were 32sse and S2s4c, with the clos S21kc, a net gain of 1-16c. Provisions developed steadiness owing to chances for better export call
 6 The best advance was in May pork of 12iac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-26
Hubbard Rros. & Co.,s Letter

New York. November 25.-(Special) )- Europe is greatly impressed with the dan ger of war arising from tho settle ment of the partition of Turkey. There fore they may hesitate to follow the ad- vance in cotton and have been sellers here all day
 Wall street houses have also been ad- vislng sales on the tightness in the money markets Together this selling brought about reaction of some 15 to 20 points from the high point of the day.
 The pressure was marked on July be- cause our small stock here creates eon- siderable uneasiness among those short of the near positions as one can at the moment see where the cotton is coming from though the southern spot markets are reported as somewhat easier due to the absence of European demand.
 Altogether the market was reactionary all day and a lower market Is expected by the traders tomorrow.
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Live Stock Market

St Louis, November 25.--Cattle: Re- ceipts. 11,000. including 500 Texans market firm: native shipping and ex- kport steers s5.50m II, dressed and butch Fer steers S5.354s.75. stockers $3.75m 6,75. Texas and Indian steers s5@5.75 cows and heifers S3.75@5.
 Hogs: Receipts. i1,000: market 1Oc higher; pigs and lights s6.75@ 7s5 mixed and butchers s1.65@7.95, good heavy $7.750795.
 Sheep: Receipts 2sOo: market firm, muttons SiM4.25, lambs $525M7 40 stockers s2.75a3.50
 Chicago, November 25.-Cattle: Re ciepts 1S.00o; Market strong. chiefly 10ml5c higher: beeves s5.25M11. Texas steers $4.30@ 5.70. western steers s5.51 Go910. fancy Canadian westerns $9so, stockers S4.z5 7.5o. cows and heifers s270I 750, calves $6.50m10
 Hogs; Receipts 42,000: market weak light s7S5W 7.so. mixed $7.40m7.85, heavy s7.S5@ 7.S5, rough s735mI55, pigs s5.75MI65, bulk of sales s7.651 O 7S5
 sheop. Receipts 5o,ooe; market firm, shade down; native s325mf50 west ern ss.6e 4.55. yearlings s460 e .. 90, native lambs s5.40@ 7.25. western So. 50 DS.35.
 Kansas City. November 25-cattle receipts 1000. including 15oo south erns; market 10c down; dressed beef and export steers sS@10.s5. fair to good $625Gs. southern steers A.25m m71e, southern cows ss5O q 5.50.
 Hogs: Receipts 12,000; narekt 5c up: bulk of sales s7.50n 775. heavy s7.7O m7771a packers and butchers S7.556p 7.75. light s7.45a ITO. pigs ss.50@7.
 Sheep. Receipts 1000: market steady to 10c up: lambs s5.4o@ 165. yearlings
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CALL LOAN RATE UP
 ID 12 PER CENT

A furry in the money market today sent the call loan rate up to 12 per cent, the highest since the early part of 1909 The opening rate was per cent. Later in the day the rate rose rapidly until 2 per cent was reached following which there was an easier tendency. Calling in of loans by two of the principal banks was said to be the immediate cause of the furry
 Increased mercantile demands for money, disturbed political conditions and leastwise preparations for the year end disbursements of interests and div idends were cited as underlying causes of the conditions in the trade.
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Liverpool. November 25.-Spot cotton easy. Prices steady. American middins fair L56d Good middling. 722d. Middling, 7.0sd Low middling, 6sed. Good ordinary, 63sd Ordinary, 5.9Od. The sales of the day were 70Oo bales of which 800 were for speculation and export and included 6pC American Receipts, 46,oo0 bales, includ- ing 36,400 American.
 Futures opened firm, Closed easy. No vember 6,S6i9d: November December, 6.741Ad December-January, 6.72lad; Jan nary February, 6,70lsd; February-Mareh 6.69iad; March-April, 6.6S1sd: April-May 6.esd; May-June 6.6sd; June-July, 667d July-August 6.655ad August-September 5.56d September-Oetober, 6.37d; October November, 6.32d.
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THE DIES MONIES
 SAILS FOR MOBILE

New Orleans. November 25.--After a stay here of several days the United States gunboat Des Moines weighed anchor today and sailed for Mobile, where a brief visit will be made.
 IL is understood the Des Moines will be kept in proximity to Mexican wa tefs. The battleships Minnesota, flag ship; Michigan. Kansas and South Car olina. comprising the fourth division of the Atlantic fleet. are due to arrive in New Orleans November 27 for stay of a week A special military and civic programme for the entertainment of the officers and men of the fleet has been outlined.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston Steady mlddling, 12Ikc; mel receipts, s2,72s; gross receipts, 32,72S; ship ments, % 5S6 sales, 94l stock, 14S.933
 Augusta Steady; middling, 128c; ne receipts, 5000; gross receipts 5000: ship ments S97; sales, 800; stock, 9l,66S.
 Memphis Steady; middlng. 13ise; ne receipts soSf gross receipts, l4,s26; ship. ments, s7s5; sales, 1900; stock, i7,s7S.
 St. Louis Firm; middling, 13isc; net re- oeipts, 3is gross receipts, 1882: ship. ments, 2ll7; sales, 100; stock. 12,373.
 cincinniati: Net receipts, 1921; gross re. ceibts, 1921; shipments, 4713; stock Sis2
 Little Rock: Steady; middling, 1224c net receipts, 2s13; gross receipts 2313 hsipments, 1645 stock, l3,l97
 Total today: Net receipts, i92H gross receipts, bG.570; shipments, R,2lS; sales 3l4l; stock, i2,263
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Metal Market

New York. November 25.-Copper easy; standard spot and November, S1705 bid i; December and January, s1705d17.40; elee- trolytic and lake, 17.62a17s7e; castings, 1T.25a1737c; tin, weak spot, November and December, 49. .25a4s.75; January, 49.37@49.75; !; Lead, $4.65; spelter firm, S60; Coolsson an- tmony easy. sl0.50: iron firm. No. north ern, SIS. 75019.25; No. 2 northern, SIS. .25GD 1875; No. 1 southern, $1s.75d19. .25; No 1 southern soft, s19.
 Copper arrivals 195O tons. Exports this month, 12,eS7 tons. London copper steady. Spot R76 5s; futures. a7 IDS.
 London tin easy spot, BPS i5s; futures, e226.
 London lead, e1S
 London speter, 926 los.
 Iron, Cleveland warrants, 67s. 7lzd in London.
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Fruits and Produce

Apples, fancy Winesap, S475lLJ per bbl |: York and Imperial apples. $32sa35O bbl; bulk apples, s2.25u250 per bbl. El,rida oranges, BPS per-box California lemons ,5.75 per box; grape fruit $3.25 per box tangerines, s4.50 per FOX. Concord grares, lie per ponud; California Gmperor, grapes $2.50 per boz: Malaga grapes. in kegs, S5.50a7. Cranberries, s250 per box :. per barrel, s9 Italian chestnuts, Joe Der pound Lines, s1 per hundred. Irish po- tatoes, sOus5c bu. onions red globe. izn per ID. Danish cabbage, 1kc per Iis California celery, S5c per dozen, s Der crate. Rutabagas, 1zc per pound.
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COREANS TO BE TRIED
 FOR CONSPIRACY

Seoul, Corea. November 25.--The new trial on appeal of the 106 Coreans who were convicted on September 2s of par ticipation in a conspiracy against the life of Count Terauehi. the Japanese governor general of Corea, will begin here tomorrow.
 Baron Yum Chi IIo., a former cabinet minister. and four others Of the more prominent prisoners, were sentenced to terms Of 10 years while 101 others were given periods varying from seven to five years.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Rye: No. 2, Gle.
 Barley Feed or mixing 45Gt50c; fair to choice mating, 56670c.
 Timothy Seed: s3MS.75.
 Glover Seed: sl36plT.50.
 Mess Pork: sf7500l7,7j.
 Lard qn tierees), SI5.-
 Short Ribs: Looscl 41o.Sila Butter: Steady; creal. -9d84lEc; dairies, 26a31c.
 Eggs: Steady: receipts, 20ll ,a.ss; mark, cases included, 22d25c; ordinary flrsts 24e firsts, 27c.
 Cheese: Steady: Daisies, l6Ha1GMc; Twins, 15sd16e; Young American, 16hm l6lsc: Long Horns, 16iAm16hc.
 Potatoes: Easy: receipts 20 cars; Miehi- gan, 53; Minnesota, 52; Wisconsin. 52 Poultry: Unsettled; turkeys, alive. 15c; dressed. Pic; chickens, alive, J0c; springs. alive, 12c.
 Veal: Steady 9dt14c.
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--- = ----a-------- ANDREW D. WILSON
 DIES IN DENVER

Denver, November 25.--Andrew D. Wilson. millionaire, a member of the first legislature in 1S71 also former railroad state commissioners died dur ing the night after a brief sickness. Mir Wilson was born in western Mis- souri in 1S43 and came to Colorado in 1863. He was well known in Masonry.
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Bank of GermanY Statement

Berlin, November 25.-The weekly state- ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the following changes: Cash in hand increased 25,24s. .0oom. Loans de- creased 19565, ,000m. Discounts decreased 29,24o ,000m, treasury bills decreased % 9O2 000m.
 Notes ill circulation decreased 69,009,- OO0ln. Deposits decreased r, 279 0oom. Gold in hand increased 122S0, coon.
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CONNECTS PUT OUT
 FIRE IN PRISON

Salem ore, November 25.-1Eonvicts in the state penitentiary today extin- guished fire which damaged the prison auditorium to the amount of 5000. The fire Is believed to have been caused by defective wrlI~
 The prisoners maintained perfect discipline
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New York Money

New York, November 25--Money on call strong, 6@12 per cent; ruling rate, closing bid, BE per cent; offered at per cent; time loans steady; 50 days, ( per cent; 90 days, 5& per cent; six months, 5A@515 per cent; prime mer- cantile paper, 6 per cent; sterling ex- change easy with actual business in bankers abills at s4.s0,s5 for&e0 day. bills and $fS5 for demand: commercial bills, sfS01a; bar silver, 63c; Mexican dol lars. 4S%e; government and railroad bonds heayy
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St. Louis Produce

Hay firm Timothy, sl3al7.50 orairie. s12a15.50 whlskey. si40: iron cotton ties 94c bagging, 10 s-16c; hemp tine Sc; pork firm. jobbng. sl6.50; lard firm, prime steam, $l0.721zml0s2ts; dry salt meats easy, boxed extra shorts, 1lAc; clear ribs, 11stc; short clears, l2lse: bacon easy. boxed eN- tra shorts. 12%e clear ribs. 12ssc; short clears, 13..c. Receipts: Flour. 15,0OO; wheat. i30,o00; corn, 132,0O0; oats, a7,ooo; shipments: fluor, la.000; .wheat, 7l,00O, corn, 230e0; oats, 43.o00.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, Mo. November 25.-Casr wheat: No hard Slas7e; No 2, s0fts2c; No. ?. 9scasl.Ol; No g. 9l1saase.
 Corn: No. 2, mixed, 4fisn4 No. 2 4215c; No. ?. white, i6c; No. g. 4ic
 Oats: No. 2. white 3Glzc; No. ?, mixed 2L4m32s4c.
 Close: Wheat. December, 97@9sssc May s5s4 July. S3lsc.
 Corn: December 47ssc; May, i5isc; July, 4essc: Oats: December. 3nsa32Ssc, May s319n33 5-7c.
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CALL MONEY RATE HIGHEST SINCE 191O Advance Caused Some Un- settlement in Stocks.
 Variety of Causes

New York, November 25.-=A F per cent rate for call money. the highest since January B. 1910, was the cause today of some unsettlement in stocks,
 The advance was ascribed to va riety of causes including the world wide tightening of monetary condi- tions the Balkan war. and the strain upon domestic reserves. Some united States banks called loans but the move ment was not widespread. The high rate yielded slightly until one of the most important institutions offered several million dollars at per cent in Keeping with its fixed policy, but , when this supply was exhausted prices again mounted to the top. Before tho close the rate again declined.
 st week s bank statement disclosed a vess of loans over deposits of all
 sea a aao. sThis fact was taken
 ant e furry The fall- as pf *3ie4aau bankers. to bid for
 F aan sf ths saptt gold re- eslS ia loaasn a9ta | is thougl- be tfe fealt Ka derstandins safHeen HHaHe aHHe and their EurO. aan e0nTfefe HlF0HE selling in this man. Has Hnotnaf fae- tor contributing to tns 3snresaeH a- stocks It was estimated 14s on sold 25,000 to 30.000 shares h. and that 1000 shares swere sold on direct cables from the continent.
 The award of the arbitration board to the eastern railroad engineers was reflected in the stock market, railroad shares being depressed in the early part of the day to more marked ex- tent than the industrials. Later in the day when the furry in money rates in- dueede some liquidation the whole list sold off.
 Prices fell from 1 to points below the close of Saturday. Bonds showed heaviness in sympathy with stocks. To- tai sales, par value, $1,350,000. United
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Bonds
Treasury Statement

Washington, November 25.-Begin- ming today the condition of the Unit ed States treasury was: Working bal ance, $S9,S17,142: in banks and Philip pine treasury, $3a. 1896; total of gen eral fund, s146,620,776; receipts Sat urday, $3, ,510 disbursements Satuf- day, $3,275,246; the deficit for fiscal year, $1,175,173 against s24,079,592 last year. These sums exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions.
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IMPROVEMENT IN
 MARKET SLIGHT Prices Generally Held Firm With Ample Receipts
 Yesterday

The opening trade with the Morris ave- nue wholesalers for the beginning of the week showed slight improvement from last week. notwithstanding the cool snap in the weather. Prices were generally firm. Receipts were ample and all indi- cations point to plentiful supply in all the markets for the holiday trade Yes- terdays wholesale quotations follow
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Flour and Epndsfuff.

Self raising ..oar, S6; Tennessee flour. s55O; Indiana flour. so.70 Oklahoma flour s5 25 Michigan flour. s6.g5: Dolted meal per sG lbs. s1.55; No. corn, per busheI 7Sc; pure wheat shorts. s3s; pure wheat bran. s2S; C. s. hulls, per ton. sio. prime C. s. meal, per ton, S2S: c. s feel meal, per ton. y26; No. timothy nay. 1,.r ton, s22; mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass. per ton. s2O; corn chops, per lo0 ib. sack. s1G5; alfalfa hay. per ton. sa, Johnson grass. per ton, sl5: mixed feed per ton, s3iGl37, oats. 4Sc bushei.
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New Orleans Rice

New orleans. November 25.--The rice market was steady today.
 Quoted: Clean Honduras. 4u5i4c: Ja- pan. 3hM3a4c. Sales: Rough Honduras. 1e17 at s275q 4s0: Japan. s4. al g. s5Q3 25; clean lIondu- ras 1s4l. at 2si@5isc; Japana 35Jo. nt e7sm 7-f6c
 Receipts: Rough. iS,2z2; millers. ls1Gl; clean, 6071
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Cotfon Seed Oil

New York. November 25-1he cotton seed oil market was quieter and prices were easier in absence of buying by big interests and under local profit taking, prompted by the late decline in the cotton market The close was to : points net lower. Prime crude 5.07n527c: prime crude summer yellow 6.15d6. .25c; November. 3.7e;
 December, 6.1Sc; January, 6lSc; February { 21c. March. 626c: April, 6,27c; May. G.36c Prime winter yellow 6.40MS.S0c; prime winter summer white. 6.2oae.soe. Sales,
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New>Orleans. November 25.-Cotton spot
 steady, unchanged. Middling l23sc. Sales on the spot. 600; to arrive. 100: low ordi- nary. 9s; ordinary, f3-lGc; good ordinary, II s-1Gc: strict good ordinary. II ii-isc; low mi6dling. Il 15-1Gc; strict low mid ding, 12 3-16c; strict middling. l2 9-iGc; good middlng. FEC: strict good middling. F 5-l6c nominal; middling fair, 1Sssc nom inal middling fair to fan. 13ssc nom
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Maniac Succum mbs

Mount Vernon, ohio, November 25.--- William E. Magill who several days ago shot and killed his wife, wounded his nurse and then turned the gun on himself today died without realiza- ton of the crime. Magiil was de- mented
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Coffee Market

New York November 25.--Coffee futures opened barely steady at decline or to points under a renewal of European sell ing and scattering liquidation. Firm oiI- CTS from Brazil were about unchanged however, and bullish reports again were received from the coming crop and with offerings pretty well absorbed at the open ing decline the. market soon turned steady on covering and in sympathy with higher late French cables. The close was steady at decline of points to an ad- vance of points. Sales s1,250. Novem- Der, 1347c; December, January and Feb
 ruary, 1s42c March, 1374c; April, lss2c;
 May 13Ssc; June, 13.91c; July, 13.9oc; Aug
 ust, 13.9sc; September and October 14.0lc;
 spot steady; Rio, 7s 14i5c; Santos, As 16i4c; mild quiet: Cordova, 16i4a1Sc.
 Havre, l4a1s franc higher; Hamburg unchanged to + pfenning lower: Rio, 75
 ieis lower at ssx1o0; Santos, 50 reis lower;
 As 7sx90o; 7s 7sx200; Rio exchange on Lon
 don 1-32d higher at 16 l3-32d; Brazilian
 port receipts 5000 against 51,0o0 last year.
 Jundiahy receipts. 1000 against 37,Ooo last
 year Today's Santos cable reported mar
 ket 90 reis up at 7sx950; Sac Paulo re-
 oeipts. i2.000 against 5S,0oo yesterday. New
 York warehouse delivery, 72.ooo against
 S5 900 last year.
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Grain Report Today

New York November 25.-The New York Produce Exchange statement of the visible supply of grain will not be issued until November 26 The visible supply of wheat in Canada Saturday last, was 1S- 936.0O0 bushels. an increase of 2,051 ,0O0 bushels
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s4. 506I6 wethers $4@4,7o, ewes so'sou 4,50, stockers s3 4,50. ., Louisville November 2o-Cattle' Receipts 300; market uneven but aver aged firm: range s2@S.75. Hogs: Receipts 6600; market oW JUG higher; range s4.50@7.55. Sheep: Receipts 625; market steady lambs 1sc down; sheep Sc down.
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St. Louis Grain

St. Louis, November 25.---Cash wheat, No. red si.02iz: No. ? hard. s7isca9oe. Corn: No. 2 461sc; No white, i71i9c. Oats: No ?. 32ikc: No. white. 35c.
 Close: Wheat. December, ssisc May. 92Ac; corn, December 45ssc May, isAc; Goats: December, 5llsc; May 32ssc.
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Dry Gnods

New York, November 25.-cotton goods trades were today up. Advances were noted in fine bleachers, cambric and long cloth supplies. Lines of men wear for fall of 1913 is being ordered. Dress goods ruled quiet, but cloaiings are in active demand Raw silk was weaker.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cottop
Meat

Lard, 13isc, compound, 99sc; D. s. short
 ribs, 1265c. bellies. 13.5711c ham butts, 161sc; Boston butts, 15c; pork loins, lGihc 1;
 spare ribs. 13c: breakfast bacon. 22a27c; smoked bacon. 15c: regular ham. 1 1Se; skinned ham, 1Sc.
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Not Guilty Verdict Advanced

Chattanooga, November 25.-A vef- dict ot<not guilty as to A. T. Roark. joint defendant of R. canlsron and Frank Roark in the white slave case pending in the federal court today on motion of the district attorney was advanced The case is now being tried.
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Auto Bandits Arrested

Chicago, November 25.--Two auto mobile bandits were arrested today af- ter the probable fatal shooting of one of them in a saloon.
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Grain Receipts and shipments

Kansas City. November 25.-Recelpts Wheat, 23o,0oO; corn, 29,0o0; oats. 23,0Oo. Shipments: Wheat, 76ooo; corn 1S,oOo oats, 10000.
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Poultry and Egg.

Hens, 35u5Dc; IlVe, per pound. leu1ac. Iaige fryers, i2glsc; medium flyers. lie; small fryers, 1s020c; ducks. 30a40c. guIn, eas. 25c; roosters, 30c; geese. sgS,7oc . live turkeys, 1sc; eggs, fresh. casa candled. 33c; extra graded candled ergs s5c. cold storage eggs, 25n2Sc.
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Naval Stores

Savannah, November 25.-Turpenslne tine steady, 35Ae; sales, 6s2; receipts, 436 shipments, 34i stock, S5,44l. Rosin firm; Sales. 3o76; receipts, 2S57; shipments, 2459; stock, 140.0s9 Quote; A, B, c, s5. .7Odl3.75: D, $5.s0; E. s5. .Sool5. .s21h; F. s5.S9a5.s5; G, s5.S5Q5.90; H and I. s5 so0f5 s5: K, s6.50: M, s7; N, S7.4O; VIC, s7eOd7.70; wv s7.so.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery November 25.-tspecial)- The local cotton market was steady mid ding sold at 12h cents and strict mid ding at l2ss cents.
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Fish and Sea Foods

Red snapper, JOG m bbI. lots. 11o in small lots. groupers. ec 3pa1sh mack erel, 15c; specrled sea trout. lt, c; carp. roughs. sc: white perch. loc: 3eckled perch. 1Oc: mulet. s1sc: sun fch or bream, Joe: ocvnpano. 2oc: mixed fish. nc in barrel iNs. 1c in small lots; crock ers, sikc; fresh water perch, SEC. Supply
 good, demand fair.
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WE BUY
HUBBARD BROS. 6 GO.

rOfton Merchants, Hanover Square, M. Y Members New York Cotton Ex- ,hange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Exchange. Asso- 'sate Members Liverpool Cotton Asso- .haSe and sale of Cotton and Cotton See HOil for future delivery. Special lffe mioii and liberal terms given for .onsi iSnments of spot cotton for do- iverS~ Correspondence invited