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DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi. Nov. l2.-Sharp re-
coveries were recorded in the wheat
market today as a result Of smaller
receipts and lighter offerings De-
cember wheat closed / cent up at 1.22
bid and May l cent.up at 1872 NOM
inally. November durum closed 1874
up at IS bid: December 3 1-S up at
81 3-S and May 3 cents up at-s7
asked. ,lar
Oats closed Jig up at ~ "a to rs
81: bar'ey I ent I'D at 33 to SIS scad
No. . mixed and No. 2 yellow corn
IS up at 43 10 Spot rye closed
23-4 up at 76 IA: December 2 3-4 up
at rs Ia BID and May 2 ga up at 81,
IA bid.
Operations in the flax market were
on a substantial scale with crushers
showing more interest. AZ
November closed ga up at 1.STl-2
bid; December 1-2 up at 1854 3-4; May
1-2 up at 1889 bid.
dark northern 1.24 3-4@1.32 3-4; No.
2 dark northern 1920 3-4@l.26 f3-4:
No. 2 dark northern l.12" 3-4@1.22
3-4: No. 4 dark northern LOG 3-4@
LII 3-4; No. l amber durum 1.04@
LII; No. I amber arrive 1.O4;' No. 2
amber durum 1902 q los; No. Q am
her arrive l.o1; Mo- / dnrum 95; No.
2 durum 80: No, 1tmixed durum $50
80; No. ! mixed arrive %; No. 2 mix
ed durum 1907: Nd. 2 mixed arrive
81: red. durum IS. "a,
F1axsced on track '1.8S l-2@1.8s:
arrive l.S8 l-2: November 1.s7 ,1-2
bid: December 1.S4 s3.4 hid; January
l.s7 bid: May 1Ss bid
Oats No. 3 white rack &27:H3-4@2e
No. ! rye track and arrive rs. ia.
Barley choice to fancy 4T@55:sme-
Corn No. mixed and No. . yellow,
4; I'D.
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Aggies and Concordia
I Close Season In Fargo

Fargo. NOV. 11.-The last collegiate
an scheduled for the 1921 season
in FARGO will be played between the
AEgies and ,.Concordia College on IN.
noon. At -, -
Because Of theSpoo, condition Of the
AgEies, Coaches Ror!eske and Watkins
have given theirtnsen onc of the cas-
lest weeks that they have experienced
10 the last three years. Monday nigh.
was spent in reviewing the mistakes
made in the Fargo co lege game, and
signal practice was held uni, dark
less. Wednesday and Thursday nights
were devoted to 1Snal practice.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
Grand Forks Legion. Z; Fargo, 0.
Bowdoin, 40; Tufts. o.
University Of Denver. Fl; Colorad

r Grand Forks Legion. Z; Fargo, O..
Bowdoin, 40; Tufts. O..
University OF Denver, Fl; Colorado
.Ag1cultdraT College, "A.
Idaho, 80: Wyoming, g..
kcokuk. z; ST. Madison, 6.
Knox, O;sCoc. 50.
Amcs, Z; kasas Aggies. o.
Grinncll. Is: Cornell. O.. #
Luther, IS; Upper Iowa, J.
Superior Normal. Z: River Falls
Normal. 7. (T1e)
HerEus, AZ; HAvrc. 10.
University of Montana, IA; STATE
Washington State, :; Oregon Agri-
culture. 2.
ABERDEEN Normal, Z; Yankton Col
lcg:c, 0. =
Custer High, 81; -Forsythc. 6.
Stout Inst. y; st. Mary's College,
Cyyinona) :.
stevens Point Normal, s; Fan Claire
Normal. 8. (Tic)
81. Thomas High. 8; Alexandra
High. 4S.
Huron College, 8; spcarfish Normal,
o..
Pillsbury Academy. 81; Adams High,
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Fickertails Clash
With Marquette Today

This afternoon Coach Paul Jones
tlavis will pit his University OF North
Dakota football team against the
Marquette University crew at Mil
waukce, The North Dakota warriors
left Thursday, evening Zoe the Wisccn-
sin city.
Tho f1ickersai, mentor looks for a
hard game and is expected to in
striict hts athletes 10 80 after a vic
Tory by the aerial route, Although
the ~flickertailS were considerably
crippled up in their contest last nat
urdaS. tho team has been gotten into
fairly good sha pc for the contest this
Afternoon and ii is expected that
na Wis Will use practically all Of the
first string piaNt rs,
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Hazen High Won First ],
Basketball Game From
The Stanton Quintet

Hazen n. D.. Nov. ,12.--1n the first
game OF the season here Thursday
night, the Hazen high school basket
ball quintet defeated the Stanton
crew by a. score of As TO Is. This was
the first game played this season in
the southwestern district of the. state.
Smith at forward and r. .Staley.
guard, starred for Hazcn. Smith made
s field baskets and six out of seven
free shots. Hazen.s next game will be
with Hebron on November Is. The
showing Thursday night indicates that
Hazen will nave another strong team
in the field this year.
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around the Fargp-Grafton clash for
the. championship of the eastern part
Of the state at the latter place this
afternoon. Both teams are prtmcd
for the game and i. is expected that
the contest will draw. one OF the larg-
est crowds / nrsthe history OF high
school football in*the state.
according to the lineup Of the tvs
teams, as amounted, by coaches ST.
fritz and Peterson of Fargo and Fin
iegan 81 Grafton, the Fargo crew
will outw eigh,@ the Grafton team seven
potnds to the man. & The Fargo. elev-
en- has an average weight Sof lSS
pounds per man while Ssthat. rofa.fhe
Grafton. team | sl4S< ;ponnds por man.
The Grafton team viii. have. "a
slight. advantage in experiences. hay
ing nine old men IN the hneaps while
Fargo has but seven me playing
their second year Of football. s;Both
teams will be minus a star or tw9stn
the game as McMurchie Of the Fargo
eleven, will be out sof. the game n
the Grafton team will, be weakened
by the absence of NewEard n Thar
aldson. two premier backs.
Comparative scores with the, GAM
each team played with 4 the Grand
Forks; high school would 5indicaec
that the two teams are Livery evenly
matched and neither should go onto
the field with any distinct advantage
ovcr tse other Grafton defeated the
Grand Forks high by a IA to 0'score
while the Fargo$crew >won.-13 20 D.
However, the, Grafton team was play
ing Grand Forks in Grand Forks
while the Fargo team defeated the
local high at Fargo How much this
may have had, to DO with the scoring
. LSVlAS 4, 4 A-.>s Sc lfrk + - on n Arg
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Warren High Opens
Basket Ball Practice

Warren&eMi1n.4 Nov. iI.-Tventy
high school athletes reported fc5 the
initial basket bal, practice OK the .ear
here Monday evening. While E-aou-
alton last spring left several gaps in
She lineup TO be- filled this fail ii is
expected that the locals VIII pu. 8
strong quintet on the floor this win
Ter for competition in high school
circles.
Last Friday afternoon the local
srI5iro1 season was brought 10, &
cIose when the Seniors romped 10 q
IS to : win over the underciass1ner.
Earlier in the aso the underclass-
men produced a s to Q win Yer Il1a
Seniors.
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FOOTBALL NOTES

New York. Eov. 1.-THE Bulldog
Of Yale unleashed met the rowing
Tiger from Princeton 2, New Haven
today in the second OF footballs big
three clashes OF the seaSon and the
battle thunds- that began with a
gathering of the crowds soon after
dawn muff1ed. to an extent. a mum
Der OF lively Sridiron engagements in
other parts OF the east.
The Princeton eleven was rated
highly because OF its victory over
Harvard, but Yale. indicated dur
ing the season. was ready with its
noS formidable array and seemed an
equal choice.
Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. l:.-Foot-
ball fans herear sin talking today
ahou. the unusual fea. here yesterday
when a crowd beca me 20 great al a
high school football "a me that it was
moved q mile from its scheduled
place. ~
Thirteen Thousand tickets had been
sold two hoDrs before the game he
, tEeen Manual Arts and Los Angeles
high school cams When the crowd
became loo large for the manual arts
E-iairon the Htyden- managers CON
ferred aud transferred pts ye-s- Off
Gals IN specta. e7s.e estimated a.
more than $4,000. TO the University OF
tSo17tbnrn Calf oruia he1d. q mile away,
where the game YVES played
South Bend. Ind. No1. la-Re=srd-
ing todRyfs football same with 1hE
haskell Indians III the. Ugh OF Z
~F-sctice aEair. COACH Ruck1le of Notrt
Dame planned to uRe third string nser
in his lipe-up. .Notre Dame is conf.
nAnt of an cRES victory. and the roscf
planned to try ont players whom ht
expects To N on the 1872 VARSITY.
PittsburEh. Nov. 1o-Tie unde.
Iss:ted washington and Jefferson foot
han tesm invaded Pittsburgh today5 II
an effort tn eliminate the cha1lces re
the University suf Pittsburgh in sGh,
western. TcnuEElTania title race. Both
tt,a uls were ready for the scpntes; witt
practically first string iine-ups.
New York. NO.. 1e.-Coiuntpia !,
first aforementioned football game in {
nunlfer ar YEAR will be played .tudas
against tire Ohio university einve'
which is making its second ~i-lHasipy
pf the cast this season.
View York. Noy. 12.-Dartmouth
with a srenrganized line and backfieid
irvBded New York today for its an
rErsl gam with Fe1ufsylvansa. s
Iowa City. Iowa, NOV. 12---Foiiom,
ing q light workout Yesterday ny botf
Indiana and Iowa, Coach Stlehm AN.
nonnced that five OF the rregulasz 81
Ins Indiana team were on the hospisa
list. He ,fpredicted. however, that hi,
lem would if1ld gIows TO a low score
EVERY nisfaber of the.fowa team j
in fine nfysieai shape. ipclnei Ing Gap
Iain Aubrey tDewine, who WAS back i,
the lime To-Day.
G5oiur1,ns. Ohio. .:ssss. ft.thstfdD.
and DfIfo iState were rreaay 10 rsaitl.
herr -tnfiay fon a ss,ridtEon rBasde aogs.
~ rsiIis of 5eesterdas and las nigh
Tire Rnakeyes were GENERALLY sessasin
nren az having the edge, cbniftite boil
e~rriahsrs were t~tsxJseetsd 10 s,ut Jap !,
desperate fight to Gus; ttna spnigsf.
from ftheir position among the leader
IN the western, conference.
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TODAY'S SPORTS

Racing Meeting of -1aryaand
Jockey Club CLOSES at FaTnlico.
Goaf--Ckse o. annual Autumn
tournament al Pinehu1xt. n. c.
Athaetscs-Miadae States ~interrpl-
tegtate cruss-coHrtry disappointing
at Eas.en, Pa Missouri vaasey inter
collegtate cruss-countrY champion
ship, ~ Lincoln. New Engaann iraer-
ship, nj Rexson.
fcoshAan-fr1ncefrr w Yale. ar
New Haven FenAM5raria "a. isars-
mouth. ~ New Tork- Penn ssss& ~
Navy. At FAsEsEespNsa- Chicago I'D
Illinois AT fyha1npAaxn- NasfLrStarf
W C~ssssornas AT Rer&x3.g-
Footssaa snseresa i'm saae sisair d,
North fsskpas Will largely s~nf.s
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This Years Scores.
Yale
Princeton.
Bottineau High Ends
Grid Season With Win

B%ostineau. n. D.. Nov. 1.-THE
aRcttineau high school football closed
Its 1871 season last Friday by de-
feating the Rugby crew by a ii 10 Q
score The first. half OF the game
ended with a . to o scorc but in the
second half Captain Eastgate ran
through n broken field for the first
touchdown nj later skirted Rugbyss
left wing Tor h second. Both goals
! were kicked.
Wednesday evening the first can
for basket ball was issued and fifteen
athletes responded. Four OF the fsysa
string naen of last years squad viii
be missing from the lineup this year.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS
GRAIN y FLOUR.
DULUTH
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth, Mimi ..sNov. l2.-Eleyator
2o4. 1oorbushels; corn, $500; barley,
1900: rye. $4,000; fax, 26,s00.
Shipments: Wheat, 100000; rye,
188,300.
Duluth car in]spection;. Wheat
Nos. l and 2 dark northern and Nos.
l and 2 northern, 3S; NO. 3 dark
northern and No. 3 northern. 10:
smutty spring,~1 other spring, 25;
] and 2 durum. 80: No. 3 amber
'durun and No. 3 durum. 5: other
durur1, %; mixed. So: smutty mixed,
/: winter. /. All, wheat, 1879. Flax,
IS: mixed grain, /: corn. 10; rye, 12:
barley, 8: All grains, 24e. On track.
go r.
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NORMAL
DEFEATS YANKTON 70

Aberdeen. S. d., Nov. 11.-Smash-
inE line attack. football supremacy
and the playing Of Wertnnan. quarter.
hack, for normal who scored the only
touchdown, and who was responsible
for a majority Of the long gains. won
for Aberdeen normal from Yankton
college I to 9 today at johnson field
before a large crowd of spectators
augmented by many rx-service men
in uniform. This was norn,ars first
victorSsfrom Yankton College since
1918. accordtn gto records.
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CRANDFORKS
LEGION DOWNS.
FARGO I TOO
Thacker Makes Lone Touch
down In Final Period Of
Hard Game

Fargo, Nov. l1.--Completely out
playing their opponents OF the de-
Tense and presenting a arriving often
sive. the Grand Forks American ,Le-
gion football team defeated the Fargo
LeEionnaires here this afternoon by a
Z to o. score. 1ntercepting n forward
pass on The 50-yard line in the final
duartcr, Dick. Griffith raced across
the Fargo goal for the lone touchdown
Of the game.
The game was q clean one, very lit
tie foul play was in evidence and not
once did the officials find it necessary
to pcnalize either team for roughneAs.
The visitors completely ,outplayed
the local men and presented an Of
fensivc that several times marched
tho ball down the field within striking
distance of the goal, only ODE held
for downs. Twice they lost the ball
within the Fargo 15-yord line on FUN
bles. Z 49,. $50 -
Thacker. Griffith and Bacon wssa
the principal factors In advancingst the
ball for the Grand Forks crew. Time
after time Griffith and Bacon tore
tn Apugh the, Fargo line for big gains,
Thacker proved to De fast, shifty and
exceedingly, hard to stop, and his open
field running was one Of the features
Of the game. II.
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TN. CyYnp rrSrc

SIN r~rahr'Hrp. MY. 12.-Tv Cohb.
fwltht..a batting avcra-e OF .4aS leads
!hc hltters OF the California winter
records
Harry Heilmann ID second with
sRti Rokef Hnrnabv THIRD with .3s7
ana George Blsler fourth with .a61.
All ars major league stars.
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c GRAIN TABLE.
SET YOYK
STOCKS.

@,'% York. N1pg- I2-rt;ls and
.auApniersts were the rrauxt p~ro-nioen.
iealnres u dsns5's brief D1r fairly
hrDap Suck rrir.x we're ir-
rssuis-r IN initial a5eal z but
hafhe1ftn i!atter on AIR marked strength
ssftp"Sn rpy itigh ErsI9e nsas. no,baly
Standard pi 81 Mes Js-zey. which
fpse seNsn Jiuirrls. Ttae ednssnz was
f;;r"ns sb4Gs a-JJsuzaEaaaed 10000
shares.
Se sscted asain,s ~frrnssaoers the on1y
features ~ irttrest at The SusY and
.tffssrutar rrpfrrArfE ri tndars rocF
market. Jf-saean Petroleum.. pu,i-
mar. kiassstl snd garkes xrt Rzf,way
"t'el Sprung @spe term TO strong. as
were AHsS apfttt 81 t5s domestic oils.
1..fJ,t,'tte end fsnts ars tsx-ste special-
ftsf ssfsresttlarss5~ ksr1 changes among
ytalf rs,.s aSaHtt srnl restricted 10
s.Teorttarr fssnsss. sears-En-bucE de-
fftHefT nrt1 J'.tra5 aEta American Su1a-
jtefh-nad EfntsI9 8tst<s Fs1bbsr and
A't@ 9fiadtshf-s re-e under pressure,
-s.iirarsssu sbstinsss a,oer the hoiIdsy
aHsffe sfslh1ts Inference on local for
lHsgn a:safaasstss rates
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sT. MARY AND STOUT TIE,

Winona. Mimi, Nov. II. - st,
Marvs college eleven OF this city and
the Stout Institute team III Mcrom-
orse. Wis. claimant OF the Normal
School championship OF that state.
watiowed in the mud here this AFTER
noon 10 u : 10 tie, II was the frst
Sare of the -eason in which Stout
fattei 10 gain victory.
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YALE FACES
PRINCETON
CREW TODAY
A Victory For Tigers Will
Shatter All Princeton
Precedents

IN the Yale Bowl here tomorrow at
ternoon when tho elevcns Of Prince
ton and Yale meet in their annual
struggle. Dating back to 1873 the an
nunl gridiron battle between the two
universities Ia so surrounded
and cntwined with varsity and foot
bail tradition that. With the possible
exception OF the Harvard Yale con-
tcss. It exceeds In interest from an
eastern standpoint any other game OF
the year.
Year in and year II regardless Of
whether the vi cams are Of eXcep-
tiona( power or merely mediocre in
comparison with other college teams
OF the me section. the battle of the
Bulldog and the Tiger famed in song
and story. attracts record attendance.
Each fall the Palmer Memorial sta
dun, at Princeton. or the Yale Bowl
here. "a the case may be. lis taxed
to capacity and thousands Of appltba-
tons for tickets arc returned for lack
Of seats. Tomorrow's same Is no en-
ccptioN for the huge football ampht-
thea,e- Of tho Blue has been sold out
Cor weeks and tickets wouldcommand
! many a hundred per cent premium
were they available to the Spectators
Much interest In Game
interest amons the undergraduates,
! alumni and general followers OF the
football chances OF the two stevens Is
particularly keen this year for some
unusual circumstances surround the
coming contest snd there is a possibi-
lily that traditions OF the ga me may
he shattered. Afte" several seasons
Of rather indifferent playing form and
power. Yale appears to have develop
cd Il combinat ton more in Keeping
with the football history OF the Blue.
Under the coaching of Tad Jones. a
former Eli star OF magnitude. Yale
! appears to- possess a fast, ranEy alert
eleven. each player possessing that
keen football instinct which is a Eift
t!re routine. Team after team has
conc down before the attack of the
Ellis without scoring and even the
strong Army eleven was defeated IA
Princeton Is Weakened
Against this Sejuvenated Rulldos
1.-The New Jersey University will hurl
what several months age was expected
to he the best team OF the season in
the ESast. injuries and, the loss OF
several star players Tue in ineiigihiiity,
scholastic or otherwise. has sapped
some OF its gridiron strength and
| notwithstanding the splendid Showing
OF the Tigers. q week ago in the game
with Harvard. the eleven Is not the
~invtnciole combination which the sup.
porters OF the Orange and klacs
hoped for at the or the sea
son ~
Defeats by both the Navy and ;hc
University OF hicaE in mldseascr
checked Princeton progress. These
lsesoacks while sooertnE the conqurs'
ing prospects, OF the Tigers nave IN
creased their desire to complete tbs
season With a victory over t'feir ira
Sditionai rival TIE entire squad from
varsity star to third strInS substitute
will consider the Princeton football
sesson OF 1871 a complete success Il
1sle can he defeated on lis nome
Eridiron. y
{-.,Az -Yrc~ Won Toe, r
+ -
E.ntire's ss'ae rom the nrcsen
ana an.''t! '"e tesna:
INC history OF inc series appears 70 oe
~. ~t,,. A->> -,
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GREB WINS OVER SHADE.

Pittsburgh. Nov Hilary Gref
of Pittsburgh was given the nersss-
per decision over Billy Shade OF sar
Francisco in a ten-rpand bou, here ts.-
Fight Greh weighed ls4 pounds ana
Shade IT,. ,ss
Rage Moran oe New Fork cDtEoi-1-
ed Huae Bsttel Of Pst,sbsrg:a in a six
refund go. Moran weighed ae5 a5t
Battsl 3Sa.
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GAME OFF

GrcenTitsc- s. C. Ney. 1.-THE Frs
kins-Newberry football game Today
was called off during the third guar
Ter on ronH OF H. death OF Prof
Paul tIrser- father of the president of
Erskine collage, who dropped dead On
the side lines
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CROSS COUNTRY RUNs.

New York. Noy. 1.-two c-,-s
conatrv events 'he srnior natiois:nl 4.
h.4U rhnmrihn"h'p ard a -uasror -
= Hrnir hnt~cnn tean,s ory Corn /.
p.rhry'rn MA Dartmouth n Cclu,,-+
bin-~.were to be run TODAY. over the
new tbtrte IN Van Cortlanas park.
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sTECHR GETs DECISION.

Columbus Neh-. Nov al.-Jos
Stecher, former heavyweight wr.zst-
Ling champion. Nas given the decision
on points eyeT Charles Peters Ia 1aei:
bout here yenigh1- The match wal
ca Led after an haurss-wTestlang Will
neither sccur-nE q TALL
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pEoprcE

49, -s+s-..nlEr sEH
ss,,w York, Msv ~ pa.ser steady.
daHaftta.A, rH.GTSs c. hfybc,
ttiiht sssissas ~ T~-@Mts.3 ren,no, -.
s;aster g19 sssray. Us. frsts tss 10 ot
iotats)j frN no -
EfzKs thssas seertrts. iA,I0?. frcph
stsHp.rs1 @sssx Assss. 63GsTt arHts,
f~e's'stsat' ~bsv4aa@rars receipta, f.ti2l
tttas sst.pf~ s~sak Mats. Trash sperisfh'
gpMggst at@sayazF run, a.. gate whole
.,fhk srsts'sp tsssss special. 2aetes isg,
80 iFhspIast s,gss IS
pseF s'ysesfy srra. fowls, az u "a,
nsistihsse taeStsgy steady! ssvsF ar,
;f'foeks,ss* ssstSs: fowls. $50 3k,
sassssJGS ExMIANGIs.
Wsssr gSSxs Nov tY,-@Pnrrian i.
NftleaEN EeyseslAsi f,reA Evtiain AZ,
sstlyssa 80 p~ss tables 3,as a.at al ~,
Ksst,s - 6sSxs z,tI ia 80
q "sple'
FRI 'AVpe ~
skssxSg SfNgsAs# stdg
f*sTk& asNkAd 3s.ss1
NS1sseas sDSfss
W.
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SHATTUCK WINS TITLE.

Farihauit. Mimi, Nov. ll--Sasas
tuck won the northwestern prep foot.
ha ] championship by defeating Dun
woody institute, 5 to Q, here today.
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NANKArN wnN

Mankeso. Nsnr,. Nov. 12,--MankAt0
high school team defeated Rochester
f0ethan x5ssad yesteraar afternoon at
Rochester by . scpre Of Ell 30 {.
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COTTON.

Now York, Nov. 12.--Cotton futures
closed nasy: Decembtr 1915: .ra-nn-y
10 %; March 1910; Mn1 is 05. Ju.y
1910: spot quiet: middEnx 1870.
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CASH SALES.

Chicago. Nov. 12.-Wheat-So. 1
hard. $1.1o.
Corn-No. ) mixed. "a 1-4@44 ga:
No. . yellow. 4S64s IA.
oa,s-So. > white. IS 1-4@36; No.
8 white, 50 l-4134.
Rye nominal.
BARLEY. 546e0.
Timothy seed. s4.50M $50.
Glover seed. $4,000 1850.
Por nominal.
Lard sa.oe6e.na.
Ribs, SS.h0GI.I5.
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PRODUCE,

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Chicago. Nov. l2.-Butter higher:
receipts, 1898 tubs. creamery ex-
tras. As Ia: firsts. 36@42; seconds,
1905: standards. 3S 1-2.
Cheese unchanged.
Eyes higher; receipts, 500 cases:
irsts. $50 So; tovdinary firsts. 400
~: miscellaneous. 50@52; refriger-
a;or extras, "a IL; refrigerator firsts
SO 1-2.
Poultry. alive. unsettled: fowls, $50
20; springs, 10; turkeys, So; roos:'
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.
POTATOES.

POTATOES.
Minneapolis, Nov. 12.-tU. S.. Bu-
reau of Markets.)-Potato inquiry
light; demand and movement slow:
market dull: sandland district CARROTS
f. o. b.. usual terms, Minneapolis and
st. Paul rates. sacked per cwt. U. S.
No. l round whites $1.55@ 1.e0. y
Red river valley points, CARROTS
t. O. b. usual terms, Moorhead rate,
sacked per cwt. U. S. No. j Red River
Ohios $1.15@l.25;, very few sales. :
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis, Nov. 12.-Wheat re-
ceipts, 5O7 cars, compared with 29o,
cars Il year ago.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis, Noy. 12.--F1our un-
changed to % higher; in carload lots,
family patents quoted at s7:e5@7.30.
a barrel in SO pound cotton sacks.
: Shipments. 1886 barrels.
Bran, $12.50@13.0o. ~,