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Evening star., 1916-11-04
TRADE ACTIVITY uNABATED.
Dun Reports Show Unusual Condi
tions for This Particular Time.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Duns He-
Neither the pending elections nor
the persistent rise Of p-ices have PER
ceptibly reduced the ~entum OF the
business movement. Activity continues
unabated at time when more or less
hesitancy 10 usually Witnessed. and It
remains q wo-der that with costs
mounting steadily. and in many cases
RAPIDLY. demands are sustained in sucn
great volume. New buvfng for current
and forward requirements still outstri?
the frci'ities for both production and
dtstribution, labor conditions snd the
growing scarcityiof materials acting -
a brake on notwithstanding In many
aCar shortages are also a hindrance
and the consequent restrictio" of furl
supplies causes some concern among In
dustriel interests. With sh. :Msnts
prices confirming strongly upward,
producers display greater reluetanee n
extending commitments f.rther Into
the future and an Increasing number
Of profitable contracts are being re-
'Wssk,y bank c,ssrinss ss.sss.ssass4.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. November AFTER
a steady opening and rise OF ! to
3 points on the nearer months. cotton
fell OF sharply on this market today.
losing 10 points on thea December op-
tion in q few minutes. Continued
liquidation of the long account W the
chief influence at work. At the end Of
the first half hour of business prices
were to points under yesterday 8
close.
Futures opened steady. Opening bid:
December. 1880: January, 1s.F; March,
1864, May 1880; July. 1892 asked.
What looked like belated short covering
was In evidence late in the session and
prices quickly responded to the buying.
standing z to points up net toward the
close.
Spot cotton-steady and unchanged
Sales on the spot. 2ls bales; to arrive.
none. Good ordinary. 1875; strict good
ordinary; 1875: low middling. is.ss: strict
middling, iS.44: good middling. 1882:
strict good middling. 1887.
Futures closed steady at an advance Of
Z to Q points; December. 1885; January.
iS.4s: March. 1879: May. 1880: July, 1902
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 4.-There ap-
peared to be quite general inclina-
...n 20 even up scattering accounts for
over the week end and election day in
the cotton market early today. I'm
certainty as to the showing Of the
cenrus ginning report, which Is to be
published Wednesday, doubtless pro-
NOTED this tendency. and after OPEN
ing barely steady at unchanged prices
to decline of IL points fluctuations
were irregular.
March contracts sold at 1891 on the
call and rallied to 1895. while May
steadied UP from 1s.0f to 1905 on COW
ering.
Futures opened barely steady: De-
cember. 1881: January. 1885: March.
1899: May. 1907: July. 1906.
Spot cotton quiet: middling upland.
1898; no sales.
Futures closed steady. December.
1898; January. 1897: March. 1906;
May. 1891; July, 1925.
Trading was quiet during the entire
session Prices eased off after the early
rally, but frmed up again In the late
trading on renewed covering by brok-
ers with Wall street connections. Janu-
ary advanced to 1900. and March to
1912, or about 10 to II points net high
er, and the market closed steady at a
net gain Of 8 to 13 points.
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n. poincare.


From the London Chronicle.
The patronymic Of NJ. Poincare has
quite an interesting origin. and one
typical of his character. In 1881 Queen
Isabella Of Bavaria and John the Fear
less. Duke Of Burgundy. employed a
secretary named Jehan Poingqusrre.
From this II may BE- argued that the
at sv,,.h,a of M. Poincare's name is
1srsvsS not from spoint" tnothing). or
from :pont" (bridse). but from ''poins''
ffist), % that the name would appear
to mean Square hsted." Or. IN modern
periance, "hs Of the clenched nst. The
case 10 further strengtnsned py ths
wss rmr,snt IN the fifteenth century,
being found frequently In the ballads
Of FFance's old poets. -. :.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
WHOLESALE 1rARxEr REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices are higher.
BUTTBR-Elsin print, 90 lb.: E,etr
tub. ssi process, s2ass: store packed. IS.
Eoos-Nearby.. 40: southern. ssass.
CHEEsE-New York state factory,
new. zoa21.'
PoUITRY-tive hens. per h.. II:
roosterE Per lb;. 1a:3 turkeys. per h.
ducks. per h.. 1aals: geese. H.. 1oai2;
keats. young. each. toa70.
DREGsED PoULrRY-Hens, choice,
per h., 70; chickens, per H.. 1sa20; tur.
keys. per lb,. 2sa1s: ducks. per lb. ia
-: ROSTERS. per ib.. Is: geese. Isai4
CREEH -yRUrTS-Apples. new. per
fornia oranges, i.60ss60; Florida oranges.
S.Soa4 90 box: lemons. per boz. 300as. SO;
psaches. E7esA2s: pears: box. 7ba3.5e:
grape Sss hsa1 i.a;. ss.ss sess: '''a' per basket;
per bbls S.5oaloe per ~ 1-bu. sack. 4.ooa
nearby, pei bog, s0aI.S5: string beans.
Par bsshet.. s;eoas:oe; peppers. per crate.
&c. per radi.n bunch sas esra
zoe: cstcanoers. crate. l.56aS 90: onions,
per 1oe-so. rack 3.5oa3.15 eggplant. 2.50a
3eo cfafe; new cabbage. 2.75a3.oo per
100 ihs.: beets. Per bunch. sa4; celery.
per doz.. 35a7s: fofnaine lettuce. 6oai. %
per hasasst. Now York lettuce. IL .o0af /. 20
per basket: lima beans, per qt, as; corn.
per dox.s 76aRs.
LIVE srocK-sheep. per h.. SAG:
lambs. spring. 10 per h.: calves. per ib'
izh: msdIom. per H.. II; common. saShs.
DRESSED MEArS-Pork. small 70
mediurps lh. II; heavy. ib. 12aI3.
sEEDS-Rsd clover. lo7sail.so per
bu: alsike clover. 10. e.7saii16 per bu. !;
crimson .closer, S.00aS.1s per bu.: tim.
othy. 2-7sase0 Per bu.;- red ton. foaia
per lb,; biasgrsss. i.4oa1.ss per bu.;
clover. 40 per lb alfalfa clover. i7ais
per ID.
cRAIN-wheat. milling. per bu., 1.sea
L.. ordinary. per bs.. 1,eeal.a5; corn
per bu.. 1loailz; oats. white. per bu..
s1as2: mixed. per bu.. kaaso
.AY-Ee: timothy. lGsosls.be: No.
,. 1l.totis.S0: No. I mixed. l3.60si 4. 90
No. Z. T1.6ea11Se. te-r
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Sugar Market Il Firm.

NEW YORK, November 4.-The mar
ket for sugar futures was very quiet
today and price changes were irregu-
lar. Near months were steady on cov.
e'tns. v'hil" later positions were q
shade or. but operators generally were
inclined to limit operations and await
fresh developments in the spot market.
Closings were lower to . points high
er. December, SIS: January, 4.58;
March. AIS: May, 4.3S.
Raw sugar, Arm; molasses, SIS; cen.
trifugal. 6.4S: refined steady; dne gran
ulated, $50 to 7.60.
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WHEAT MARKET OF WEEK
MAINLY WITH BEAR SIDE
Argentine Rains Handicap the
Bulls, But New High Records Are
a Feature Of Trading.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 4.-Despite
sharp temporary bulges. the wheat
market in the last week has leaned
mainly to the bear side. Rains In Ar
gentina handicapped the bulls, and 30.
too. for a time did apparent prospects
of a renewal of tension between the
United States and Germany. The out
come has been net declines Of Y to tx
cents as compared with a week ago.
Whether the drought in Argentina
could yet be regarded as effectually
broken the fact seemed to be incfeas-
ingly evident that extreme fears con-
-cerning the cutting down Of the Ar
gentfne exportable surplus would hard-
ly be realized.
Before this aspect Of the supply sit
uation was to any extent cleared up
the market, impelled by urgent foreign
demand. last Saturday touched new
high record prices well above any
previous level for twenty-eight years.
Burdens on Speculation. =,
On Monday, however. the Argentine
drought damage, which was disturb
ing Europeans, went suddenly into
eclipse on account Of the torpedoing OF
a steamer with many Americans aboard
Then came news on Tuesday Of unset
tied weather in Argentina. and on
Wednesday Of arrangements at gan
F. -~cisco for wheat imports from Aus
tralia.
Difficulty of obtaining storage in
surance in Chicago was an added bur-
den on speculative prices, and there
was q further stumbling-block In the
fact that Minneapolis millers appeared
to be making liberal use OF shipments
from Canada.
Export Trade Rallies Wheat.
Big export business yesterday and
the day before rallied the wheat mar
ket from setbacks due to continued re-
ports Of Argentine rains. In the end.
though, many holders were inclined to
take profits, as doubt seemed to prevail
as to q steady maintenance Of foreign
demand in the face Of some evident
lack ~ enough readily available ocean
tonnage.
inc easing arrivals Of corn tended to
make that cereal relatively q little
weaker In price than either wheat or
oats. Losses in oats reflected the
weakness of other grains, but were
only fractional
Provisions have been depressed by
unusually large receipts Of holdings
that were too light in weight to meet
with quick disposal.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today
to the following:
Robert Lee O'Bren. to build store
at $40 18th street northwest; architect,
8, Stanley simmons;, builder. Robert
Lee oBrien; estimated cost. $1.oe9.
John B. Lord, trustee for Brooklano
Rantist Church, to repair building at
18th and Newton streets northeast
estimated cost. $50.
I.ucy A. barbour, to repair building
In rear of 1885 Oregon avenue north
west; estimated cost. $50.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, November = Receipts.
IS 0ro head: slow. 10 to Is u1ser yes
te-day's average; bulk. g. s.ooas.ee; ns n,as
$50. rough. s.10as.25. pigs. S:25as:2s
Cattle-Receirts. 500 head: steafy:
natIve> beef cattle. 675a11 IS: western
steers 8.4Oas.75; stockers and fe De $.
4.65a7S5: cows and heifers. 5.soaS-ao'
calves. 75na11 50.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. i'm:
wethers, 7.eoa8.75; lambs. s 40a1oso.
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Pig Iron Prices Continue Upward.

PITTSBURGH. November l.-PiG iron
prices continue to advance In the
Pittsburgh district. 81 a ton having
been added in the last day or two. with
day for small lots for prompt chip
ment. One sale was reported at t3S
a ton for foundry iron. Trade author.
ities say that since the first Of October
pig iron has advanced an average OF
S3.5o a ton, or more than one-half
as much as 1t advanced during all Of
1918. It is also reported that Virgins
iron, the first to appear In this dir
tviof for q number OF year, has eeeo
onIerod hare during the Vooka =
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Cotton Nm Industry prosper,.

FALL RIVER, Mass, November a.
The fourth quarter Of the fiscal year OF
the cotton mill industry here was al
most as prosperous as the previous Pc
riod. according to. the dividend state.
ment issued today. A total Of $7SS,47s
distributed among stockhoiders feil
only $l,Qs0 short Of the figures for the
third quarter. The average rate Of divi.
dsnd was 1853 per cent. figured on an
aggregate capitalization Of $30.035. 900
ing. only three failed to pay dividends.
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LONDON GENERALLY FIRM.
Investment Stocks Feature Market
Trading Othervise II Narrow.

LONDON, November 4.--Money condi.
tions were easier today. Discount rates
were inclined TO droop.
The stock market was generally nrm,
with investment stocks the feature The
war loan and the French loan were the
brightest spots. and rubber stocks cd
varlced with the commodity. Mining and
copper shares and Canadian industrials
were. quietly strong. Trading other
wise was narrow and featureIess.
American securities were simply ad-.
justed to parity. ~
Evening star., 1916-11-04
WRHEHT TRADING
sNt0cAL SECURITIES
Sharp Advance in Bid Price Of
Warrington Gas Feature of.the
.,,, Days Session.
Bonds slow-No Sales Of Mergen-
thaler-Clearinss for the Week
Show Large Comparative Gains.


Today,s session of the Washington
Stock Exchange was without special
feature and the volume Of business
in both stocks and bonds was rather
light. =, ~.
Washington Gas shares, the bid price
was advanced very sharply from the
20 Of yasterday to 7oK. and the ask
ing price from Il to I'M. There were
rumors. on: the street that the George
town Gas Company probably would ap-
peal from the ruling Of the court on
the order for the sale. Of $3.50 shares
Of Georgetown Gas stock owned by the
Washington Gas Company. unless the
block Of stock ordered sold was dis
posed Of in lots.
washineton Gas SIS were strong, with
a sale at 106k. City and Suburban
ss were not as firm as usual. selling
at 102ss..s These were the only trans.
actions. In bonds with the exception OF
a few odd lots of Graphophone IS at
Railway preferred. was very steady.
shares enttEely nominal. the best bid
being 1S4 with no offerings.
Business Is Good.
DurinE the past week the clearings
Of the cuuntry showed An increase of
s4.4 per cent AZ compared with the ag-
sregatss Of the corresponding week Of
1915 and '79.2 per cent when contrasted
with the cisarfnss Of the corresponding
week ofi1afs,
The total caeariHgs at the principal.
clearing house centers were $3.50 $50,
324 Totafs are for the week ended
Friday night, November 3.
The increase in New York city was
32.4 per cent al compared with year
ago, and IS per cent az compared with
the clearingS Of the same week in 1919.
Condition Of the Treasury.
Condition of the United States Treasury
yesterdays-r z,$..> = =
Net balance In general fund. 3l5l, ,sAs.-
Total receipts, S1.s7s.sos. 80 -"
Total payments, yl.2ss.os5.
The deficit this fiscal year Is s77.e2s.-
9l3, against a. deficit Of $36.137,147 last
year. exclusive of Panama canal and pub
lie debt transactions.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. November 4.-The cop
per market has shown continued firm
ness. and II is reported that one of the
larger agencies has sold all its pro-,
duc.ion available for the first quarter
Quotations for the first quarter Sc
cured from other sources today ranged
from 2SN to 90. while dealers were
aakin~ from 271k to 281s for deliveries
of electrolytic during the second quar-
ter. Iron was unchanged.
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New York MereantiIe Paper.

NEW YORK. Noysnaber 4.-Mercsnti,.
ssm.ssi. ssi:'s :.:sd.S s,.s.a.s s,: s,: o.
oanks. hut 70 Al; demand, AIN;
cenisssx|!6 l-le. Erancs-Demand,
6Hak; eebies b.SS3. Marks-Dennand,
I04 cepleh 70 1s1S. kronen--Demaad,
11.SS; cables. ll.ee. Guilders--Demand,
~: cah4eeA ~ .l-lS. Itres-Demand.
3e.70: edbleS, Se.6S. ~ -.
Bar siassp-s:asx;s Mexican dollars.
oeysr..sat ssaas sssaAy. Railroad
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 4-Butter-
Steady receipts. 5.s45 tubs: creamery
higher than extras. 37a37A: creamery
extras {s2 score). 36ka36X; flrsts, asa
36: seconds. 33Aa34h.
Esgs-Strong: receipts. 4.s40 cases;
fresh gathered extra dne. 42a43; extra
frsts. 30a41: frsts, 37a3s; seconds a3a
30: nearby hennery white H-e t v,
62aS8; nearby hennery browns, 45a52.
Cheese-Firm; receipts, . -. 81;
state fresh specials. %; do. average
fancy, 21ha2lA.
Live poultry-Steady: chickens. 1Sh
ais: fowls. 1eal7; turkeys. 23a25;
1ia2ah: turkeys, 1890.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
BALTIMORE,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, November 4.-[1
pm. quotations:J Wheat-Weak; spot
No. 2 red. 1.s4h: spot No. red west
ern. 1.90N; November No. red, 1.s4h !;
December, 1.85A; steamer No. red,
1.67h. Receipts, 122,457 bushels. Ex-
ports. 178.000 bushels.
Corn-Receipts, 114.46S bushels.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white, 5sh;
standard white, 6Sha59; No. 3 white,
67Aas6. Receipts, 1850 bushels.
Hay-Quiet: no timothy; No. l clover,
mixed. unchanged.
Grain-treignt not quotable.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
POLITICS IS AEAcIoR IN
WEEKS STOCK ACTIVITIES
High-Grade Issues Hold Their
Ground, Though Subject to oc-
casional Pressure.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Po1itical
considerations entered very largely
into this weeks active operations In
the stock market.
High-grade stocks held their ground,
though subject to occasional pressure.
with new records for United States
Steel and other issues Of a more specu-
lative character -r+.}s.
An unusually large percentage Of the
trading came from professional sources,
public interest being held in check by
various developments. including some
situation,
Long Account Favored.
It was not denied. however, that do
nestle conditions. as indicated by rail-
raw and finished products Of all de-
scriptions, and the superabundant sup
plies of cash favored the long account
In addition to steel, new maximums
ere registered by some Of the leading
coppers and equipments, and other is
sues whose earnir Ss are not dependent
upon the continuance OF the war.
Respecting the latter situation. an
nouncement was made Of a full sub
scription to the new $500. 100000 Brit
ish loan. in which the interest yield is
somewhat more attractive than in the
preceding offerings.
Low-Priced Rails Feature.
From a speculative standpoint the
most interesting feature was the fur
ther inquiry for low-priced rails. some
of which made their best prices in
years.
Conspicuous among these issues were
Rock Island, whose annual report gave
promise of an early release from the
listing receivership; Chicago and AL
ton. and others of the same class now
emerging from or in process Of reor-
ganfzation.
More gold was received from Canada,
but bankers in control OF that move
ment intimated q temporary cessation.
Sterling and francs were without ma.
terial change, but discounts on Austria,
italy and Russia were more favorable
to this country.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
Cottonseed OIL Market Steady.

Z NEW YORK.; November THE cot.
tonseed oil market closed steady. Spot
il.60 bid; November. 11.soa11.s5: De-
cember, 11.S5a11.s1: January. 11.95a
'Il.sf; February 1i.s6a12.02: March
ti2.0aa12.05; April. 12.04a12.06; May.
f3.i5al2l6s. June, 12:oea12.2s. Total
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DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 4.-Butter-
Unsettled; scstn,a cseamef 90 90 cssss. 70 soaSs
changed.
Potatoes-Receipts, forty cars; un.
changed.
Poultry. alive-Lower; fowls. 12a15;
springs, 161s.
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Action in Rails Light.
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES. 80
washinsfon Gas s., q 600 at l06N. I
Graphophone 1st q. 300 at 102h, 500 at
i02h.
Washingtsn Railway pfd.. II at s2. ..ssc fs.,t
After call. ,.--s--. go
.WAshington Railway COM. 1 at SIN.
Washington Railway pfd.. s at "a.
City and Suburban o.. 1900 At 102hs.
bao anu ASked Pf1ces.
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LONDON MONEY.

LONDON, November 4.-Bar silver.
32E per ounce.
! Money per cent. Discount rates
fshort bills, 5ha54 per cent; three
months, 5h a5 v per cent
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up-River Waters.

special Dispatch 70 The Star. .>
HARPEKS FERRY. W. Va. Novem-
ber 4.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
viyers both were, clear this morning.
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French Bsur,s 4 ouiet.

! PARIS. November 4.--Tfading was
quiet on, the boufse today. Rentes. 81
Srancs, 10; cantimas.' Exchange en-
London.- 81 francs, IN csntimee. Five
psr sDos 1ao0s q francs, s. ssDeAsa.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
WALL STREET MARKET
SHOWS FAIR STRENGTH
With the Usual Week End and Pre-
Election Selling Prices Hold
Reasonably Well.
A Few Stocks Show Improvement
While the Net Losses Are Not
Serious-some 1rregularity.

NEW YORK, November 4.-All' things
considered. the stock market gave very
good account of itself for weekend mar
between the close and presidential cleo
ton is was nothing more than natural
that many holders Of stocks should want
to be relieved Of their loads and be free
to follow their bent when the results OF
Tuesday shall have been fully understood.
Not that the street looks for any great
recession should the incumbent be re-
elected, for the prosperity Of the day and
the boom In the stock market are Incl
dental to worlds war not ended and
with no evidences Of a near end palpable
enough to be SO understood.
Fresh munitions contracts are being
received, larger loans are being made to
the entente allies. production Tor the
United States IL certain to increase with
the preparedness program. and no end OF
prosperity. such as It is, is In sight.
Declines where weakness was in evi.
dence did not average more than thEee-
quarters to q point. while there were some
stocks that were well supported by the
market and held reasonably steady.
Showed Little More Recessions.
Stocks in which there had been the
broadest speculation probably showed q
little more recession than some others
that had been less prominent :
With the immediate opening. the
market was firmer. some advances Of
= point being scored. This was fol.
lowed. before the middle Of the hrst
hour. by recessions. and before the end
OF the hour bv partial recoveries
+ In the second hour Of the short ses.
sion Central Leather lost TX, but
closed with but = net loss.
Beet Sugar lost the same fraction
Gar Foundry. Is: American Locomotive.
but Il; Anaconda Copper. a point:
Crucibie Steel. T.; International Paper
common. III, and the preferred, X !.
Utah Copper was Off a point.
Action in Rails Light.
/. Baldwin Locomotive actually gained
IN points: Steel common fuctuated be-
tween 11sx and 1907. and closed at
120H. but at = net loss. Studebaker
held its own, while Mexican Petroleum
gained T.. .t.-.-. .-5, -
In the rails the action was light. with
prices relatively more steady. ~
Norfolk and Western, New Haven and
Canadian Pacific were strong and high
- >.ew v~-k ~~ptral also gained q
fraction. Reading WAS lower.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. November Flour firm.
Pork-UnsettIed family, 81. 1.O0a33.00.
Beef-Unsettled.
Lard-Firm; middle west, 1ssoa17oo.
Molasses-Firm.
Hay-Steady.
Hides-Firm.
Leather-Firm.
Coffee-Rio No. Z, 935; futures steady;
December. s.47; March. $50.
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Money to Loan

0eeuypA hv rsruf p~eA Of Trust M Neai U1lleA
prevailine interest and commissisa.
roeenh 7 Weller ga F ct NV.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
NEW YORK BONDS
NEW YORK COTTON.

Quotations furnished By ". b. Hibbs 4 Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. New York
Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board Of Trade.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November Wheat prices
weakened today, Influenced oy faii OF
&c in quotations at Buenos Aires, where
reports pointed to further beneficial
rains for south and central Argentina.
It was said also that Argentine holders
were realizing, and that the Buenos
Aires market was under severe foreign
pressure. In addition traders here con-
tinued to give attention to Minneapolis
advices, telling Of profitable importa-
ton Of Canadian wheat, duty paid.
The opening. which ranged from l to
2x lower, with December at 1.S3 to
1.S3% and May at 1.s3A to 1.s4h, was
followed by Q moderate rally and then
q sag lower than before.
Corn Prices Ease OF. @
Corn eased of with wheat. The fine
weather, too. gave an advantage to the
BEARS After opening u to %aE lower.
the market continued to decline.
Oats paralleled the bearish action OF
other cereals. The chief buyers were
shorts, taking profits.
Lower quotations on hogs weakened
provisions. The quickness with which
offerings were taken. however. led to a
prompt recovery.
Later reports that the weather had
that exporters there were again bid
ding freely caused wheat rally here,
which, however. was not maintained.
The close was weak. q to 2h net low
er, with December at 1927. to l.S2M,
and May at 1.84 to 1.84A.
An upturn for corn ensued when the
wheat market showed 2 revival Of
corn was good. The close was never
theless weak at y to y net decline.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished b. W. b. Hfbbs 4 Co
members New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. November 4.-Wheat-
Northern Duluth, 15s Sd; No, J. Manitoba,
l5s I'D; No. 2, 15s 10d; No. 3, 16s Sd
Corn-Spot. American mixed. new. lis
1Alhd = .
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POWDER STOCKS.

Quotations furnsshea b, ". 3. Hibbs 1 Co.
Evening star., 1916-11-04
Condition Of the Water.

at am: Great Falls-Temperature
az: condition. 10. Dalecariia reservoir
Temperature. "a; condition at north
connection, Z; condition at south con-
nection, 9. Georgetown distributing
seryoir-Temperature So: condition
at infiuent gatehouse, s; condition at
eff1uent gatehouse, 10.
Weather In Various Cities.
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