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TRADE BUYING
STOPS SLUMP IN
FLEECY STAPLE

New York November 17.-There were
violent fluctuations in the cotton market,
but break 70 2495c for Isnusrv e."
and was followed by very rap feco
That delivery sold UP to 25.Toc, or 10
points from the low level and % points
aet higher, January closed at 25.e7c, with
the general market closing firm SO to o2
points net higher
The market opened steaa" r
points higher on covering and trade buy
ing. There gUou tneaS
selling orders brought in by the weakness
OF late yesterday, and the market WORKER.
ter spinners were considering curtailing
their working time to three days week
and talk 81 a continued slow spot demand
in the south. promoted the seiiing move.
ment. Offerings became heavier and more
general as prices worked lower during the
early afternoon, and when the market
broke to about rs cents for January.
good many stop orders were uncovered.
Just below rs cents however, there were
resting orders to buy. which we're he.
lieved to be mostly for trade account ana
the readiness with which their contracts
were absorbed.
Covering Movement
\ covering movement started IN conse-
nuence which became more active and
excited as prices advanced without meet,
ing any great supply of contracts ana
there was one Of the most rapid reeoVerles
that the market has experienced .his sea
son. December sold up from 25.0Sc 70
257oe. and March from 24sOc to zo.oae
turning a net decline of ABOUT 70 TO ~
Uofnts into a net advance OF 40 TO DO
points before the close. Last prices were
within 3 or 4 points OF the pest. 40 spe-
cial news factor was connected with tne
recovery. which was regarded as sho~ins
.ha ofSects OF an unexpectei revival OF
trade demand on a very nervous ma Litd
Port receipts today, 1856 ba,es. united
states port stocks. i,194,6s7 Exporls, 90
5f2 making 1851 Ol so iaf this se"s'
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
,,,,v opIrANs COTTON

N,.,r oriaa,. November 17.-Buying on
tremendous scale lifted the cotton ma
set today in the early trading, and again
in the afternoon. The pressure to pVy
carried everything before 1t. offsetting en-
tirelv the effect OF talk of further re-
action which for a while. was rather pro.
nounced owing to the sharp declines Vi
Yesterday At one time the December Pc
sition was off to 24.35c. but in the iate
trading IL rose to 25.1sc and closed al
26l6c Highest prices showed net ho
yances of SO to 10 points, white the c'ose
was It, net gains of 80 to so points.
Prices were higher on the opening AM
for some time after in the lace OIL po,.
ca bles, on heavy buying movement III
which the interior took a most prominent
part but after advances OF II 10 ~ po,n,s
selling OF tho same character that was rev
vest erday began to come the market
and for while the demand was more
than filled up Along with this selling
was much talk OF slackened spot oe,
mand. Prices finally around noon WORKED
down to levels 10 to IS points under tne
close OF yesterday, the lowest OF tho usY.
This downward movement was eauseu ps
the large mill takngs for the week, anu
the demand increased In the afternoon On
the better feeling in the foreign eNcnanEe
market and on the large export movement.
According to Hester, the mills OF the
world took this week 421,oo9 nales "'
American cotton against 39b,000 this weeh
of last year Most traders looked Tor
smaller takfngs than were reported last
wear Exports for the day amounted 70
s3.542 bales. bringing the total shipments
for the week up to 230,95S bales, Against
1885 this week last year.
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iBUYIN G GAVE AN
UPWARD START TO-
ALL GRAIN PRICES
BY Associated Press

Chicago November 17.-Persistent com
mission house buying gave An upward
slant TO grain prices today despite sub
stantial enlargement OF the Argentine
visible supply Of wheat and Of the esti-
mated wheat yield In Australia. Wheat
here closed firm, IS @ &c net higher, with
December 12ol4 @ zoos and May sl.l7h %
f.f7% Corn finished unchanged to l5e
higher. and oats up : q nc In provisions
the outcome varied from the same as
Yesterdays finish to &c Off
Houses with seaboard connections lead
the buying OF wheat. and this circum-
stance together with higher quotations al
Liverpool. lent significance to reports ina
OF ali the wheat CROWNS areas IN the
world Europe has had the most unsatis,
IA Glory yield this season.
Only transient easing up OF the Wheat
narl,et followed announcement that the
Australian exportable surplus would pe
20 900 900 bushels to 300O0.O0O bushels
more than was looked for, and that the
Argentine visible supply had increased
l. 900 600 bushels during the last week ms
marekt closed. at about the topmost nsures
of the day. .i,t
Corn received active support notwitn.
standing heavy profit taking sales oals
sympa thized with wheat and corn.
Weakness of hog values undermined tne
nroXisiOn market.
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New York Curb Had
A Good Day of IL

New York November 17.-Announee-
,rent Of cash dividend of $50 a share
on the stock Of the New York Transit
company OF. the STANDARD oil group and
OF an extra dividend Of SIS share on
Northern Pipe Line attracted attention to
trading in the Standard Oil issuey on the
curb market today and found better re
spouse than had BEEN made to recent
declara tions OF stock dividends.
New York Transit, which closed yester-
day at IFS advanced t. 1873 soon after this
opening and Northern Pipe Line made
gain or points 10 10. Many other Stand
ard Oil issues. including Prairie oil and
Gas. and Indiana Pipe Line, made modeY-
ate gains. standard Oil OF Indiana was
fairly active, gaining over point in early
tracing. while Standard oil Of New York
also showed higher range in the morn
ing. Independent Oil stocks We're gener-
ally steady. Gulf oil showing fractional
advance in the forenoon and then react
ing. Kirby Petroleum reflected continued
liquidation and sold at the new low o.
pa.
Durant Motors advanced over points
TO around 5Si7. Ford Motor OF Canada
was traued in at 400 to 402.
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Cotton Seed and
Various Products


Washington, November 17.-Cotton seed
crushed during the three months. August
/ to October 81. aggregated a7lS32 tons.
compared with 1,01156ss in the same
nerd last year and the quantity on
hand at mills October 81. totalled 77f,Ie7
tons. compared with Ts2.s51. the census
bureau announced today. rrS
Cotton seed products manufactured In
the three months period and on hand oc-
tober 81 were:
Crude Oil produced. 29o,sss-s42. pounds.
compared with so6.457,4s5 for the sam.
period last year. and on hand. 96,s716as
pounds. compared with 1o2,677 657 a year
ago.
Refined oil produced. 174.o1s14o pounds.
compared with 1s9.5f4,2s3 and on hand.
57,s97os5 pounds. compared with ii7,3Ts,-
642.
Cake and meal produced, 45e.Q3s tons,
compared with 1921 and on hand. no.
s54 tons, compared with lie, s61.
Linters produced. 1851 bales com
pared with l27,436. and on hand, 74.45f
bales, compared with 105,535.
Exports for the period not availabis.
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ATLANTA FEDERAL RESERVE

Atlanta, November 17.-Statement Of
resources and liabilities Of tho Federal
Reserve Bank of Atlanta, at the close of
business November Is:
Resources--Gold coin and certificates in
vault, 35.622.4 1900. Gold settlement fund,
$34,S11, 057.57. Total gold held by bank.
$3o.4s3, 1891. Gold with federal reserve
agent, SOS. 241, f05. Gold redemption fund,
81, s27, 1888. Total gold reserve. $3.50, 602.-
s44.76. Legal tender notes silver. etc.
$6.947.6S3.S5. Total reserve. $137,549, :
s7s.sl. Bills discounted Secured by gov
eminent obligations, ss,675,S17.75. all
other. $ae974,sso.2s; bills bought in open
market. sie405.41l.72; total bills on hand
s45.95s.e4e.7s. United States bonds and
Indebtedness tPittman act). $i,sss.0oo. All
Sl6. Total earning assets. 35o.I2s.016.7G.
Bank premises $1.s65.650.s2. Five per
cent fund against federal reserve bank
notes, $4S7.650 Cncolected items ss4,
1872. 2o1.52. All other resources Ill.,
S56.4s. Total resourt es. S22@s46253,1s. 81
Liabilities-Capital paid in. 34350, 100.
Surplus, s9.11s.57o.se. Deposits: Govern
ment. s2,3o7. 552.s7; member banks. reserve
account. $52.s9s 52s.44: all other. $780,
1910; total deposits $s5.13s.b1s.71. Fed
erai reserve notes in actual circulation.
3126.1s2,255 Federal reserve bank notes in
actual circulation. }1,191.660. Deferred
availability items. .75S,17s.S4. All other
liabilities so5.ss6.1s. Total liabilities,
22AS46. 253.1e.
Ratio OF total reserves to deposits and
federal reserve note liability combined.
1858 per cent.
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limited demand: prices easy Good mid :
ding, 1b.o7d; fully middiins, 1870: mid.
ding, 14.s7d low middling, 14.52d good
ordinary, 13.97d; ordinary. ls.67d. sales
OF 5000 bales. including 5000 American
Receipts Of 900 bales, including ls,soo
American. Futures closed steady; Novem-
ber 14s9d: December. 1924 January
14.lsd; March, l3.97d; May. 1880; july
I1seld: September, 1904.
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Hubbard Bros. & co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New
orIesns Cotton Exchange. New York Pro-
duee Exchange. Associate4 Members
Liverpool Cotton ASsociat;o1. ordars &C.
and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery
Special attention and liberal terms siven
for eonsisnmkut of spot cotton for dc
livery.
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New York. November lT.--Raw sugar
was firm and spot prices were unchanged
at 8 NC for, Cubas cost and freight. equal
to $3.50 for centrifugal. 1t was rumored
that sales were made to local refiner at
37sc for Cubas cost and freight, equal to
5.65c for centrifugal, for November ship
ment.
There was little more activity in raw
sugar futures today. Prices advanced. 3
to points during the early operations and
were finally 2 points higher TO net
lower December. $3.50; March, s.36c;
May, $500; July, 1850.
Refined sugar unchanged. Refined fu.
lures nominal. -
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HUBBARD's LETTER

New York. November .---(SpeciaI. j.
Liverpool failed to follow our decline of
yesterday and a more cheerful feeling ex
listed in that market when the full re-
turns of the British election had been re-
ceived. As result. our market was some
1osto is points better than the previous
evening and ruled fairly steady until the
noon hour. when further iiquidating or
'ders appeared. carrying the market b.-
buyers on the break. absorbing the offer
ings. Market was very feverish with the
trade uncertain a. TO whether or not we
have eeen the last OF the liquidation. In
the iate afternoon, heavy covering OF cot
ton sold onSthe recent break made itsap-
pearance, causing q sharp upturn in the
market. The probab lity Is that the mar
taken fresh look Of the situation. Tho
most unfavorable feature il the veathsr
basis in the southwest.--Hubbard Bros. 4
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Slowing Down Process
Maybe Looked For


New York, November 17.--Dun's tomor-
row will say: New buying has not held
at the recent active rate in some impor-
tant markets. but many interests are so
we'll supplied with business that the -di-
minished demand does not affect isenti-
mont adversely. With an inventory period
close at hand and a holiday season ap-
preaching, continuance OF the slowing
down process in other than retail branches
would not be surprising. nor would 1t be
reason for loss Of confidence.
The fact stands out plainly that pres
sure OF accumulated orders maintains out
puts at a relatively high level in leading
industries and 1t is not uncommon now
to hear Of some manufacturers being en-
gagged farther ahead than at any time in
two years. When the results of the cur
rent year are analysed fully it will be
found that there has been a substantial
revival from the depression which fol-
lowing the collapse OF the after war
boom in 1920. and that previous records
have been surpassed in certain instances.
Weekly bank clearings. ~Ss,s7S.l7s,ooo.
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BuTTER MARKET.

Chicago. November 17.-SuppIies of all
grades OF fresh butter were extremely light
in the butter market today and although
buyers needs were not large some had DIFF
ficulty in supplying their requirements.
Few offerings OF 90 score were taken up
by buyers at s9i1c and other lots brought
as high as soc. The medium grades were
cleaned UP and the demand for lower
scores far exceeded the supply The stor
age market also was firm. Many owners
Cars OF storage centralized were particu-
larly firm. Cars OF. storage 81 centralized
sold at 3Thc
Closing prices: Fresh butter. Sc score.
3shc; 81 score, 31hc: IS score. ssc; 50
score. 42c; 80 score, 45isc; 81 score. 4sc;
~ score, 4shc. Centralized CARROTS, 50
score, 42c, 80 score, 45hc.
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wEEKLY LIyERPOOL

liverpool, November l4.--Week cur-
ton statistics: Imports, 10000 bales, in
Guiding 900 American, stock OF $4,000
bales American $4,000: forward $1,000
haies as 900 American: exports 1000 bales
all American sales, $4,000 bales, $4,000
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Chicago November 17.-Armour pre-
ferred. 99S; Armour Leather. 12h; Com
monwealth Edison. 1875 r.; Diamond Match.
1911; Libby Mcneil. TN: Middle West Util-
tiles, As; National Leather, sk; Swift \
Co.. 1oTh; Swift international, 1914
Union Carbide COX; United Light and
Railway, So: wahl. SAY; Western Knit
ting 8: Yellow Manufacturing B. 1870;
! v ell nrU Taxi II.
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PORT MOVEMENT


New Orleans: Middling, 2b.50c; receipts.
7I24; exports. i,64o; sales, 6fo stock, SOL
Ola.
2.7oo; exports. 62.377; sales, 2,is5; stock,
Mobile. Middiing. csc; receipts 500;
exports 100; stock. 1874:
savannah: MIddling. 25.soc; receipts.
1898; exports s,l5i; sales. 21s stock, 81
Charleston: Receipts, 500; exports. 300
Wilmington: Receipts, 1921; stock al.
Texas City: Receipts, sota stock. ~
w Norfolk: Midd'inr ss.ssc; receipts
e.sss: sales 14s; stock. los.sss.
Baltimore. Stock. 2is1T.
Boston; Middling. soc. stock, 5.sSl.
Philadelphia; Stock. 4,242. ''
New York: Midd;ing, 25.soc; receipts,
i5o: exports. ss2; stock. 59.S5s
Minor ports: Receipts, lef12; exports,
1928; stock, 1854.
Total today; Receipts, s4,5t2; exports.
ss542: stock. 11s2,72i.
Total for week Receipts, sSs,ls'; ex-
ports 230.95s
exports. 1,s54ls4.
INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Houston; Middling, 25.70: receipts.
1916: shipments. 1850; sales. 1.151; stock.
Memphis; Middling. 25.75c; receipts.
s.s2s; shipments, s.sos sales. 2,sSo; stock.
Augusta: Middling. 25.s5c; receipts.
'1s42: shipments. 1907; sales. IS; stock,
st; st. Louis: Midalng. ss.asc: receipts,
4.ls4. shipments. 1895; stock, 15,4s5.
Atlanta: Middling. s5.65c.
Little Rock: Midding, assoc; receipts.
1873: shipments. 1,Tsi; sales. 1850; stock,
6s.so7.
Dallas Middling. e4ssc; sales. $50.
Mortgomery: Middling. csc.
Total today: Receipts. 25.slo; ship
ments cs-s7s; stock. 7ss.Ss5.
DRY GOODS
New York. November 17.--Cotton goods
were quieter today with some slight con-
cessions in wide print cloths. yarns were
steady. but auieter Burlaps grew firmer
because Of sharp rise in Calcutta: Wool
after a long and steady rise; silk sold
moderately well. with less active demand
for novelties. yeivets and other pile
fabrics sold well.
COTTONsEED OIL
New York. November 11.---Cottonseed oil
declined s tn is points through local sell :
ing on the easier showing in lard but sub
eequently rallied a little with cotton. Clos
Sales. 1900 barrels. The census report
Indicated consumption OF .2as 900 barrels
OF refined oil in October. These figures
were above most estimates. but the re-
port appeared to have been discounted.
Prime crude. $500 asked: prime summer
elbow. spot. s.4oc; December, s.4sc; March.
s.s7c; May loi4c, all bid.
WOOL PRICES
Boston, November 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will publish the fol-
10 wing wool prices:
Domestic; Missouri, half blood. S705sc:
three-eights blood %sQ5oc: one fourth
blood. 46 @47c. Secured basis: Texas fine
IL months $1.s5@l.4o; fine months
s1.2061.25. Territory: Fine staple choice.
sl.ss@i.t2; one-half blood combins, sI.a5
@1.s0: three-eghts blood combinR s3c q
sLos. one-fourth blood conbing ssS0s2c.
i.so' supers. ,I.i5@i.so. Mohsirs: bess
combinss. rs o soc; best CARDIAC TOO 75c.
RAW SILK
New York, November 17.--RaW silk was
steady today. Prices unchanged.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES

New York. November l7.-Foreign ex-
changes irregular. Great Britain. demand,
4.47 i5-1s. cables. 4.4s SIS: eo-day bills
I'M. cables. 7,os: Italy, 465h and 4.65;
Belgium, s.54 and s.541s; Germany. Ola
and OF s-is; Holland. 1926 and 1880;
Norway. 1910; Sweden. 1851, Denmark
2of7; Switzerland, 1874; Spain, 1881 ;
Greece. Las; Poland. .00%; Czechoslovakia.
$40; Argentine. 36.12; Brazil 1852; Mon
treal 100 i-16,
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New Orleans, November I1.-Cottoh
spots, quiet and UNCHANGED sales on INC
24.ssc; middling, 25.50c; good middlins
es lac. receipts, 7,124; stock. 301,o14.
New York. November 1T.-Spot COTTON
L.. mid Ok S0c.
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THE QUESTION

From judge.
at. little boyT'
Willie Willis: ia JUST tell down
that manhole."
Why don't you hol,er for hefp5"
Il dunno whether IT was an acc1.
dent or whether he was duckin'
somebody he owed?"
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CoFFEE MARKET

New York, November 17.-Coffee fu-
tures opened 2 to 4 points higher and
tive months sold 4 to l5 points net higher
during the morning on reports of con-
tinued strength in Rio exchange. Later
cable advices from Brazil showed irregu-
lar fluctuations there. however. and there
were reactions in other months with the
market closing net UNCHANGED to points
higher. There were good many exchanges
from December to later months. including
December to May. at differences ranging
from so TO So points Estimated sales
about los. 900 bags. December. 9.l6c :;
January. $3.50: March. s.47c: May. s.25c.
July. $3.50; September. s.56c.
Spot coffee. firm; Rio -. 1osc to lie:
Santos As 15c to 14i4c. Cost and freight
offers were limited owing to the uncer-
tainty. of exchange rates They included
Santos 81 and SIS part Bourbons at 1886
to l5c for prompt shipments, and at
1l.7oc for shipments extending from No
vember to January Rio Is were quoted
at i0.70c to 1886, American credits.
The last Of number OF special cables
from Brazilian markets showed q net de-
cline of 225 to $50 reis in the Rio marke.
with an advance OF I'd In Rio exchange
on London and q decline OF 500 reis in
the dollar buying rates The Santos mar
ket was net s26 TO 400 reis lower. Bra
lillian port receipts $4,000; Jundiahy re-
ceipts 20. 900. Rio cleared 1900 for Balti-
more and 1000 for New York.
SPOT COFFEE
New York November 17.-Coffee; Rio
No. z, 10 15-1sc: futures steady; Decem.
ber s76c; May, s.z5c.
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Bond Trading Was
Ola Varied Nature
BY Associated Press

New York. November 17.-Strength OF
foreign government securities, unsettle
ment in the domestic corporation list and
slight depression of United States govern
ment bonds were the main developments
in todays bond market. trading In which
was quieter than usual.
Prague lbs whi,h were the hardest hit
In the recent reaction in foreign bonds.
made the best recovery today, gaining
points. while gains OF to IA were noted
IN several others. M
The weak spots in the railroad list in
cluded southern Pacific convertible IS and
Erie Is, and the declines running from
y to 3 points. Gains of | TO 4 points
were made " Baltimore and Ohio As and
IS. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy gen
eral As Louisville and Nashville As, st.
Paul general ttas and Chesapeake and
Ohio refunding IS.
American Telephone IS broke IA points
and losses Of | to "a took place in Lig-
gett and Myers SIS, and Bethlehem Steel
refunding 6s. Cuba Cane S.. Chile Copper
Is and Lackawanna Steel IS were strong.
Total sales (psr valued were $12.6sS.000.
The largest offering today was issue
OF S114S.000 first mortgage 21-year per
cent gold bonds OF the Commonwealth
Edison company. offered at 80 to yield
5.07 per cent.
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NEW YORK BOND LIST

New York November 17.-Following are
todays high. low and closing prices of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
and total sales of each bond lin $1,000:
TT = Honda
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NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Ca. November 17.-Turpetinc
steady; s1.62; sales 15o; receipts 4st;
shipments. 1c4; stock. 12.121.
Rosin firm; sales, 1908; receipts 2,z41
shipments. LOO; stock. ss.6t2. Quote: Il.
d, Il. +. G. H. /, X. 1896; NJ. s565; N,
S5.75; WIG, 1905: WV. $3.50.
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roNpoN MONEY!


London, November 17.-Bar silver was
s-16d per ounce today. Money, IN per
cent Discount rates: Short and three
months bills, I'll o. 9-16 per cent.
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NfET IA

New York. November Hooper was
steady; eleetrolytic. spot and futures, 1874
@l4c. Tin easy; spot and nearby. 1850;
futures s3675. Iron steady; prices UNI
changed. Lead steady: spot, s7@7.25
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis. spot and nearby
delivery, S7.30M7.35. Anthony, spot
s6.5O6675.
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RICE

New Orleans. November Though rice
quiet. Sales reported; 400 sacks Blue
Rose. s67c. Receipts, 1875: miilers re-
ceipts. 1875.
Clean rice dull no receipts. Sales re-
ported: 500 pockets japan. Ala q4Ac;s 2,1o2
pockets Blue Rose, 404 1-16c.
Bran and polish unchanged.
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New York. November i7.-Live poultry
steady; chickens. 25@ acc: fowls. Fl q Csc;
BOOSTERS. tic; turkeys. SOC. Dressed poul-
try steady; western chickens. 24Q 40c;
fowls, $50 SIC: old roosters, 16@21c; tur.
keys No. 4 fresh, So SEC; No. frozen
As O SIC.
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Nav York. November 17.-Cali money
easier: high. "A per cent; low, az per
cent: ruling rate. Az per cent; closing
bid, Ak per cent: offered at per cent:
arcantanSes sa per cent. Time loans
firm; mixed collateral 5000 DAYS, per
cent: four-six months per cent. Prime
comm ercial paper, 6 a per cent.
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STEEL.


New York. November l7.-steel was
changed.