The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-14

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1.S5; No; ! yellow $1.2b. Oats, Nc; .
No. 2, S1.62. Barley 92c@$105. Tim
othy. S7.0o@10.26. Clover and pork,
nominal. Lard S2680@26.so. Ribs
nominal.
Washington, Nov 14.-Cotton con
sumed during October amounted 10
440,833 running bales Of lint and s1,-
927 bales of liners, the census bureau
tober last year was 584,946 bales OF
lint. and 100,155 bales of linters: I'M
ports were 4,27S bales, compared with
1852 a year ago. Exports were 3sS'I
995 bales, including linterS, compared
with 530,e5S a year ago.s
South St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. IA
Hogs, receipts $4,000; 10c lower; range
s16.0O@1T10; bulk s17.00@17.10. Cat
tie, receipts 1900; killers strong, 25e
heifers $60O@9.50; veal calves steady
$5.0o@14.6Q; stockers and feeders stoW
$5.25@12.66. Sheep, receipts 5000
steady; lambs $10.00@14.25; wethers
$500 @10.50; ewes s3.00@S.50.
New York, Nov. i4.-Trading on the
stock exchange lapsei after the hour
but advances were well maintained
on confirmation of earlier advtces in
dicating that the government is
adopting systematic measures 10
stabilize postwar trade conditions
er 81: issues Ii 1sV of % the same class rose i to q
oilsa were strong, notably Mexican
Petroleum and Royal Dutch ana Mar
ine. preferred reflected the probable
early consummation of its long pend
ing deal. Metal shares were higher in
anticipation OF the retention Of the
existing price schedule by the war in
dustries board.
New York, Nov. 14.-Buying orders
in large volume lifted prices consid-
erably at the opening of todays stock
from more authoritative assurances
of an easy transition of business from
war to peace conditions. Rails, ship
pings, oils. coppers and equipments
shared almost equally in the advance
in the first half hour. U. S. Steel was
the only leader to make little up
ward progress, holding within frac-
tfonal limits. French municipal bonds
were strong at the record quotation
of 102.
receipts of domestic grain: Wheat
500, 500 bushels. last year 218,300;
oats 27,600 bushels, last year 1880;
barley 104,700 bushels, last year 2S'-
900: rye 2S9,s00 bushels. last year 1S'-
400; fax 10000 bushels, last year H.
600. Shipments: Wheat $780, 500 bush
els. last year 141,000; barley 75, 400
bushels; rye $4,000. Duluth car IN
spection: Wheat, Nos. 1 and north
ern 95; No. 8, 8; smutty spring 8; otfS- otfS-
No. durum q: smutty durum l; other
durums g; hard winter 6; smutty WIN
ter /: other winter /; smutty mixed /;
mixed Is; total wheat 164,. year ago
88; fax II, year ago 81; mixed gram
1; oats II; rye 6s. year ago IA; close
of the war.
Chicago, Nov. 14.-Butter, receipts
6,s3S tubs; creamery extra 6o11; firsts
h96O; seconds ,nUS6S9ed 5$S6S; stanaaIuS GeEs
unchanged; receipts 2,273 cases. Pota-
Pouitry. alive, higher; fowls 18@22b;
springs 21h; turkeys 900.
Chicago, Nov. 14.-(U.. S. Bureau
Neaay'St;9 steaSy T.. 1Oc lower than yesterday $
average butchers O@1Sf;S0Wi 81 81 0Gio17 Hg6t S6:
s17159i7seix p IaSSKFfnggE e 9jSs geod to-
Saef and butcher cattle strong to
higher; calves SOC higher; desirable
ytockers and feeders stronger; peeL
cattle, good, choice and prime. ~; 70 70 70
@iS.7b; common and prime ca $siSgfg Sa,f2
ers $6.36@1400; Gamers and cutters
S5.25@6.35; stockers and fee5eTs.
good, choice and fancy, $1,000 12Sg; G
inferior, common and medium. SI.o0g
ssGGSiS'9Yb@IT.5o; sGiS9b Western range beef
steers sl4.26017.65; cows and heifers
SSs0612.75. Sheep, 10000; opening
strong, 10 to 15c higher.
Minneapolis Mimi, Nov. 14.--Flour,
unchanged; shipments S5,10S barreIs'
Barley 87@96. Rye $1.5S@l.5S' Bran
S27.7S. f
6 Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. II. -
Wheat, receipts 219 cars c9mpasFeqq @ sd Z
northern, old, $2.221s. Corn, No. yel-
low Sl.30@1.35. Oats, No. 3 white 6fh
@Ss1s. Flax sS.79@3.s2.
Duluth. MINI, Nov. 14.--After open
ing strong and advancing on Lne
execution of accumulated puyniis 81
day with the appearance or reanzlns
sales, The spot situation weakened on
expectations of heavier receipts ald 2
break at Minneapolis. November tla3
closed SIC off, December 54 off ana
Nav SC off. January closed at sS'Te
asked.
! FARGO PRODUCE MARKET. /
Prices here given represent average
prices being paid by Fargo produce
dealers for shipments from outside
dealers In less than car lots and sub
feet to usual grading.
Dairy.
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