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The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23


New York, Nov. "a sensational
break OF 20 points In Dawson Chemical
unsettled today's stock market after an
showing mixed changes on the DAY.
Standard industrials as rule showed
developed moderate strength. The vol
ume of business, which ran over LOO 400
shares. was around the highest of the
year.
opening strength was based on num-
Der OF favorable factors. including the
reaching of fun accord by the allied
council Of am ssadors on the test of
the III, notes to be sent to Germany. Chan
forts would be made to continue nego-
tistions with France. a further reduction
prices and the 2lst consecutive week of
car losdings in excess OF 100000 cars.
me preak IN lawson Chemical was the
nancial district OF an official denial of
rumors that the Standard Oil companies.
Of Indiana and New York were negotiat-
ing for the use Of the company's silica gel
refining process. rhe stock opened !.
fieher at an advanced to rs. broke pre-
cipil ously to 5s aud then fluctuated vio-
lently within a lO-point area. closing at
United states ate ST sseei. H. BALDWIN p2" and stude
baker We're in supply most of tke day,
,howing slight losses on the day. Amer
ter generally recognized az industrial
leaders, touched a. new high On the poye
below the top for anet gain of nearly
a point on the day. Buying of Can was
Ddseu on reports OF DIG orders Tor the next
year
- Another decrease in crude oil output
reported in the weekly summary of the
some good buying into the oil shares and
induced considerable covering In issues
previously sold short on rumors OF new
financing Tdewater Oil was pushed up
"a points to 1231a but slipped back later
to 12l. Substantial gains also took place
in the PanAmerican issues Houston and
Marland, but these were either reduced or
wiped out before the close.
Maxwell Motors A one of the in
dividual strong spots closing 5il higher,
at So u. after having sold point above
that figure. United States Industrial Al
cohol. Cuban Dominican Sugar preferred,
Iron Products. Sterling Products and Rail
way Steel Spring also closed or more
A 4-polnt jump in Big -Four, which
sent IL to 115, new top for the year.
was the feature OF the railroad list. New
York Central was active and strong, In
expectation of benefits to be received
through the Liquidation of Reading Rail
Call money opened at A. per cent and
then eased to Al per cent. where IL
paper markets were relatively quiet. with
no change in rates.
Foreign exchanges displayed a some
what reactlonary tone. Demand sterling
closed at sAs77.. cent below iast
nights final quotation, and French francs
were off III points, at 5.42hc closing
prices being around the high levels or
the day. The Scandinavian exchanges
made good recovery in the late dealings.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Brakeman Is Held
for Killing Youth

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 22.-Andrew
Edwards. brakeman, last night was
lodged In the county jail here on a
charge of murder by authorities who
brought him from Sentinel. Ariz..
where he Is alleged to have shot and
killed Harold Mowrey, %. of Childress,
Tex
The shooting, according to advices
received here from Sentinel. followed
an alteration between Edwards and
Mowrey who. officers said. was found
riding on a freight train. Authorities
said Mowrey resisted the efforts of
railroad employees to remove him from
the train and that the shooting oe-
curfed during tussle.
An inquest over the body at
Sentinel, according to authorities, re-
suited in the charge of murder
against Edwards, who then was re-
moyed to the county jail In Phoenix.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Shucker Drove Off
Il With Farm Harness

West Point, Neb.. Nov. william
Ross, who claims that his home is at
. Neil, was fined $50 and costs before
County Judge Dewald here Wednes-
day, He admitted to the theft of a
harness from the farm of Henry STRAIT
mafls Ross had been employed as
q cdrn picker on the Stratman place.
Early In the morning he was heard
driving away from the farm In his
carl.
II. was only a little after midnight,
and, dhe suspicious of Mr.. Stratman
we're, aroused. Stratman and Frank
Shrsege, who happened to be with him
at the time, started out. After short
chase Ross was overtaken when his
oar developed engine trouble, and he
vas overpowered. Ross admitted that
ne Was trying to steal the harness.
Aeall was put In for Sheriff Sexton
who with Chief of Police krienle
odged him in the county jail.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

Chicago, Nov. 2-Cattle-Receipts H..
600 Market for fed steers and yearlings
fairly eetive: strong to 25c higher; most
~ i5d esc higher. shortfeds numerous
at 81 00ns5o, top wsighty steers, ayerag-
Ing 1.704 pounds sll.25; best handy
weights. sif.75. part load yesrlings,
s1250. several loads, tf0.50n 11-25. with
few up to s1i.s5; fat COWS and heifers,
strong To 15e higher. esnners, largely
s2.25 a 2.66: cutters. mostly s3.0o. bulls.
stoeker= and feeders. fully steady; bulk
heavy bologna bulls. s4.001s40. few up
TO $50; stockers and feeders. mostly
IS. n SIS. vealers closed steady: bulk
to packers. s7.75ns25. outsiders paying
upward to 1915 and above for fed choice
hand picked selections
HdTsHReceipts 55. 900. Market un-
evem weak to 10c lower than yester-
day's average bulk good and choice
200 to 325-pound butchers s7o94T.35;
top s740: better grades 1s0 TO 100 pound
sowH. largely ss50ns.75. killing pigs. 25c
higher. bulk desirable weighty kinds,
Sc 90 n s.25 estimated holdover. -, 600.
Sheep and BsmbS-Receipts. $4,000.
Market for fat lambs uneven. around
steady. Gull natives and sheep and feed
ing lambs. generally steady: bulk good
and choice fat lambs. s12.o0q1z.t0; top.
$3.50; Gull natives mostly ta.b0d1o.o0;
choice aged wethers. ss0ons.25: bulk
fat ewes, $500 SO: bulk feeding lambs.
f.7b0 l2.75; no choice rangers offered.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Chicago Grain
~ CHARLES J. IEyDr<

Chicago, Nov "a marked 49,. a.,
todsn tddsiinent aeyeloped in the grain market
iuas' WIN wheat in the lead to higher
se,,s, fsessure on the leading cereal
s3on s3o faded after tho opening din. and
gressive as a sold out marker ina,aa
strangely enough. December wheat moved
na,ihhs'y ,nnr,hs'y stronger than the deferred
Wheat closed sc to 1kc higher corr,
~ a %S 70 SIC advanced. oats were a c
~ ~ hshef ana rye ruled a G to ] /. e IN
p.. aIe siih IA wheat during the early hours
mndenIsSIv mai sleM; The The market however, acted
definite vigor late. In the dsv few
pi.oi,,nieht tis,l,iisht operators who have been con-
toned as the best buyers. Cash nt4rasi. 'usn. !.
me- mere sgs,n buying the December and sell
Corn met with good support and moved
nIsher when covering by shorts broad
eaeui Cash interests were active BUYERS
May. The receipts OF corn at 342 car,
u were considered large and while prices
toward p~se tss tme me, offerings were well taken
-, commission house buying OF oat.
iirVened ins s1rnh up sppreciably, this grain show.
bought December and sold the NAV at
difference of a. to 1zc
strength in the cash and Infections thai af
the foreign demand was better stfmuIaf Tod
= =, little support which urged R covering
Provisions were easy at the last. after
,a,ya,. = deatureless session, Lard was 7lzc
''S9 uHtHdnstu.
Pit Notes
pemand Tor cash wheat in all of the
domestic markets was fairly active al
ilrm Urn, premiums. Particularly from the.
northwest where stocks are Increasing
by leaps and bounds. did the fsyorable
news emanate. Northwestern millers were
after durum wheat and paid fancy pre-
miums over the December for IL
me shipments from Russia this week
were liberal and exerted a temporary de-
pressing effect in the trend early. Gables
nad II that while old crop wheat in the
Argentine was well cleaned up the Offer
lngs Of the new for January and Febru-
arE r,a ,shlpnent We're liberal and increasing
Inc Australian wheat surplus WAS
given at $4,000, 900 bushels. Compared
with 56,OOO.O0 bushels last year The
trade, however. has turned a deaf ear
10 tne bearlsh market news from abroad,
gNing more attention to the favorable
political developments there
Inc primary movement since last sum-
iner mas been fairly heavy, in compari-
son son. with the total Weld but after the
a tlrst OF the year is liable to show a
ueclued decrease. News from Canada
me ne last few days tended to relate that
one. "" Duiiish
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

, in sacks. SC per n. Spanish. per crate.
.27s. white p.ekiine. per market basket.
Roots-Tqfnlps. psrsnips. bests and car
rots. In sacks. zW3zc per III ruta osgas,
IN ceierx&1asnd. ea Der dozen, aeeording to
size. 100 gs.65: hlenisan. per doz.. fse.
Peppers-Green Mango. per market bas-
Potatoes..Nebrsslsa, ohios. per hundred
Idaho Whites. TIC per ID. -.
Beans-Wax or green. per basket.
Lettuce F.. Head per crate. 100; per
ccssBisewPif5 ashsn 10 q q H. lott. per
ID, s1se; IN crates. crates e; e; z,o9q h. iots'
Sweet eifpgg soesasss sr per fancy ne sob
hampers. s2.o0; extra fancy Jersey. 100
Radishes.southern. per doz bunehes.
55 q 90e
Field Seed-Omaha md Council Bluffs
prices for field seed. thresher run. deilv-
Alfalfa. 100 q 1880: red clover. if5eooa
1900 sweet clover, 80 2 s.e9; timothy
out notice.
Prices at which Omaha dealers ar,
selling rr,,sns II gsTGs Prd4Is omaaa e. asoalso,
No Mdland dio29 p9qaTie&o iTe9 20 T. sissgS98aaYga
sl9 ,s oqa 20: 10. 'sso69asoo
Packing Hay-t5.oon7 90.
,2o. 40 a = 90. standard. 81 ooa 20 %: he
800 % se Neo 99gitoo oo
800.
Omaha mills and Iobbers are seiilnf
their products IN carload lots at the FOL
iowwiqg pfises, f . b. oma Ia ~.
Mhfs ffFa rdRn %msfsls hels asssSey sssoy sray
shorts s2s. 50: .middlings, ssl 90. reddog
$3.50: December delivery, $3.50; No
spot. ~ 81 December delivery, szs.se
M 'sfo nissa ea sa "a bsf per cent cent
1912 hominy feed. White or yellow
$.45e per ID. flake buttermilk, 500 :
ground sisgG I ioS-lb. bags sz5.oa per f9n. d.
gester feeding tanksge, 60 per cent. 500,
per ton
First patent In Ssh hass xG.sodsss
per bbl. fancy clear. IN 4s-I6. bags. ask
ewt.. 81. 2s. Quotations are for round lots
HIDES. WOOL. TALLow.
Prices printed DsIow are On the basis
ot buyers weight and selections. delivered
Hides strictly .ho,t T .aa halrsd a.. hids.; Ne;
&c; green hides 4e and &c. bulls. &c and
sse bra nded aides; No. l. 3l.e. glue. hidss
No. /. &c. horse hides. $50 and $50
aeh: s ponies e. sad ID giaes. 80 eaeh: s. co.'s.
No. ]. SC per h.. dry saited. No. /. &C
per lbs dry glue. No l. &c per b.
Wool: Pelts. 81 - to 81 Is each. for full
wooded skins. clips no value: wool. -
g5e
Tailow and Grease-No. faliox. size;
b iallo@. &c. No faliow. <. a
grease. 6xc; q grease SC. yellow
grease. tie brown grease 4c: porA
cracklings. $500 per ton beef crsekIings,
$500 per ton: beesws1. s2eoo per ton
New York Produce.
New York. Wy. zz-Bxf xfer-Martet
c-=ei led. receipts. 6.44zs cre-mery. h Eh-
than extras ~ n 5se. creamery *
fras - seare1. 5ees creamery firsfs ess
10 81 seoreb. az n 81
Eszs-Aarket Irregular receipts IL
ls9. Pacific coast whites. extras "a
fses do fifsis 70 extra firzts. s. d 7se.
Shsese--MarAet steady. receipts ~
isz pounds
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Kansas City I,y.stoek.

Kansas city. Mo. Nov. 22.-cattie--Rc-
eeipts. L. 900 head: calves. 500 head. no
choice to good killing steers or yesrlinga
or display; sbortfeds and grassers around
steady. bulk shortfeds. s7.00ds.2b
grassers. s5.261s.60: she stock fairly ac-
tive steady to strong. bulk beef cows,
81. 3.25 a 5.2b. canners and cutters, si75 ~
300: bulls steady, balOgnBs, t3.256l3 rs
calves steady. bulk yeals. s7.5OI-.0O
hehyies and mediums. $500 SO: stock
ers and feeders slow. around steady. bulk
desirable kinds. t6.o0m72b.
Hogs-heeeipts, 10000 hcad; mostly
steady. spots DC lower early packer top.
s6 50 IL 30: desirable zoo to aso-pound
butchers. $3.50 a go; bulk 40 to .is0.
ms.50, packing SOUS. 10 10 zoe higher
bulk. t6.5Ome.65; stock pigs steady 70
strong: mostly & 500 n 30; clo>ing strong
sheep and EambsEReeslpts 1000 head
lambs strong to 2bo higher. Colorado
lambs. 5000: natives. $1,000: fall shorn
Texas wethera 372b.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

New York. Nov, 22.-Raw sugar was
strong and Ac higher today on an in
creased demand from refiners and light
offerings. Cubas at the close were quot
ed $50 cost and freight. equal to Z 81
duty paid. Among the sales were IL, 900
bags cubas, s-lsc cost and freight.
equal TO 7.34c duty paid, 7.41c duty paid
1900 bags Perus. 741c duty paid: 1900
bags Cubas y c cost and freight. equal
to 1880 duty paid.
Sharp advances occurred IN the raw
sugar futures market Europe anx-
ious over the prospective shortage of
continental beet supplies, was good
buyer. while active local covering and
commission house support was inspired
by the strength Of spots here. light Cuban
offerings and n better inquiry for refin-
ed. Opening to II points higher. the
market made net gains OF is to 81 points
by midafternoon, after which It re-
acted to points under realizing and
closed steady at 10 to is points net ad-
vance. December closed s5.65: March,
1856: May t475: July sts4
Refined sugar, owing to the higher cost
Of raws. and better demand from CON
sumers. was advanced 10 to 25 points; all
refiners now listing at $500 for fine
granuated.
Refined futures nominal
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

Foreign Exchange

New York. Soy 22-Feregn Exchanges
Easy. Quotations IN cents.
Great Britain. demand. 49,. ca bles
i37. 60-day bills on banks. 434.
France, demand. 5.4tL: cables. ~
Italy. demand. 434Lz. cables As.
Belgium. demand. 864lz cables g.
Germa ny. demand. 00oe00eo8oso: cables
0O00ONV00020
Holland. demand. 27s2. cables. 37.9s
Norway. demand. 14.7e.
sweden. demand. 26.2s
Denmark 1T.ss
Switzerland. l7.43
Spain, 13.O2.
Greece. l5s.
Poland. .G00050.
Czecho- SloNakia, 81
Judgo-Slavia. i13.
Austria. colt
Kumania. 80.
Argentina 3i.5e
Brazil s.s0
>Hontreal ~ 1915.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

. Cattle-Reeeipts. 3.2oe head Most Of
.ooays offerings OF corn fed cattle sold
iings stronger. For the week good light
and handy steers mostly 25a40c
higher while the heavier short fed and
warmedup cattle have been uneven and
on the average about steady. Cows were
fairly active and strong to mostly 1Om
lac higher today prices having regained
all the weakness noted Monday and Tues
day and In some cases more too. Stockers
and feeders were steady today al the
weeks 25a Zoe advance Grass beeyes are
very scarce and unchanged for the week.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
b"eves. s10.7sm11.sb; good to choice
beeyes. ss.7541o.75; fair 10 good beeves,
ns.5O: trashy warmedup beeves. 5000
30; choice to prime yearlings. sIos5@
lo7a; fair to good yearlings. fs.25ns5o.
common to fair yearlngs. s7o0g s 90:
fair to prime fed cows. 5000 100; fair
to prime grass beeves. s7.25 a 500; good
TO choice grass beeves. So. u 7.25; fair to
good grass beeres. s5..5ge5e; eoTnon
cans. s400m475; good to choice grass
heifers. ss.259s25: fair to good heifers.
~ ss choice sno to baida prime grass COWS
s3.sS 10. fair to good grass cows
3.lon s.s5: common to fair grass cows,
s5a 90; good to choice feeders. 1915
a $50; fair to good feeders. SIS goa -
common 10 fair feeders. 90 q 500; good
to choice stoeker.. sI.ooQ7.7s: fair to
fair stoekers. s5.o09soo. trashy stoekers
So. 90 40; stock heifers, t3.25n5.25:
stock cows. s2.75G34e. stock calves;
So 30 a 80. veal calves. 1880 n $50. bulls
stays etc. S2.75 1850
Hogs-Receipts. 1o.so0 head. A draggy
featureless market was apparent in the
shipper division this morning with buy
ers seeming to want but very few hogs
and the little stuff that found this outlet
looking around 10e lower than Wednes-
day. Packers were fairly active early
on the best quality butcher hogs at
prices around 10c lower while heavy
packing grades and mixed kinds were
rather neglected at the start Bulk of
I he sales was at sei0as.s0 with top for
the day 1870
Sheep-Receipt., 1900 head. Extremely
small supplies coupled with fairly ac-
tive demand gave the fat lamb market
a good tone this morning with early
sales looking strong 10 lie higher than
Wednesday. No feeders worthy Of men
tion were included in the days light run
and the market was quotsbly steady.
Aged sheep were strong on limited ar
rivals.
Quotations ON sheep; Fat lambs. good
to choice sf1. 5o41215: fat lambs, fair
to good. sf1oOmf1.so; clipped lambs,
feeder lambs. s1125Q
wethers. t6004s.oo; yearlings. 5000
100; fat ewes. light. f5.25ds.15: fat
ewes. heavy, t350m5.oo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

East St. Louis. Ill. Nov. 22.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000: first sales good weight
butchers. about steady. general tone weak
later and closing sa les mostly lower on
butcher hogs. around steady on shipping
lights: early top, 81 40; s755 for best
ers 81 ~ few beaxies e 20 s7 80
desirable $50 to isn-pound kinds to ship
pers mostly. S6.90n7.10: pigs and llght
lights strong at t6.b0ns.90 for 40 TO so
pound kinds. good weight pigs. So. u Q. 81:
packer sows. mostly 1915
Cattle-Recsip $500: beef steers,
stehdy to strong. few loads at 50. SO a Q 20
beef cows. Ii TO Csc lower: light veaiers
closed at ss.001s.50; other classes steady
bulk cows. 1875 as 20. Gamers. 81 2sdn
go; bologna bulls. s3.50ut.2b: some
stocker steers. 81. 90 H67b.
Sheep and Iambs-Recei $500: slow,
fully steady on good lambs: others weak
no choice prime quality available t12.00
for best sale. bulk f11.b0df2.00 one
load medium southwest lambs. tit.o0.
eulls. mostly $500: light mutton ewes.
IS 90; heav)es. 400.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
sioux City Livestock.

Soute GltV, Ia, Nov. 22.-Ca ttIe-Re-
ceipts. 500 -head; market slow: killer
steady, weak; siockers weak: fat steers
heifers N25M9.75: canners and cutters
81. 90 n 3.O0: grass COWS and helfersl a. 00
a 500; veals. fJ,00m SO. bulls. $500 m
n7.25: stock yearlinRs and calves. fs So
~ 2b feeding cows and heifers. f7.5o u
Zoe.
Hogs- Receipts. 5000 head market, i5c
lower. top. tssb. bulk OF sales. t6.25 q
$50. lights. t6.00m 6. so: butchers, 80 80 70
6 s5. good mixed. 81. 40 a 6.bb heavy pack
ers 80 2bm6.ao
sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1000 head
market steady.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Chicago Potatoe<.

Chlcago Nov 2-Potafoes-Marsci
dull. receipts y cars. total United States
shipment. $50. Wisconsin sacked round
whites. L. :. No. !. s5e tips ewt; bulk
sQcfi.t0 cv-t.. poorly graded field frosi
ed. bulk. IS . s5c. Minnesota and North
Dakota sacked Red River ohias. l. :
No. and partly graded. sse q 3 90 e@i.
sacked round whites sec . l 90. bulk
ed Russefs l.. 5. So. /. sl4so cet
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Children to Honor Harding.

Washington, Nov. 22.-Frlday OF
the Harding memorial week, Decem-
bsr Q TO 16. will be devoted to chill
Aren when special exercises ar planned
by the Harding Memorial association
TO be held In the school throughout
the country. =,
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
New York Money.

steady: high, 4. per cent. low. ~ per
cent. ruling rate. 4. per cent. .cio,lng
hid. tn per cent offered ai ~ per
cent. last loan. - per cent. call loans
against scceptsnceF. a. per cent
Thine Loans--flrm' Ga DO days. per
cent. 90 months. hmbA rer centi prime
commercial paper. bdbi. per cent
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

Chicago. Nov. 7i~-potatoes about
steady. receipts 4s ears. total United
States shipments 727; Wisconsin bulk
sos cwt; Minnesota and North Dakota
Y. =. No. and partly graded sacked
Red River ohioS. Sfc 6 81 90 cwt.. sacf cd
round whites. s5c u 81 90 cNt: Ida ha
sacked russets. sl.s0 cwt.; Michigan bulk
round whites SSff soc cHt
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
New York Gnffee.

New York Nov. 22.-The market Tor
coffee futures was higher today on cover
ing by near month shorts. who appeared
TO be influenced by the approach OF the
first notice day and small offerings. The
December sold up to Else during the
early trading or 20 points above yester-
days closing quotation. The strength OF
the near positions pulled up the later
deliveries. with May advancing to s.30c,
but the buying was by no means general
from the best under selling. The market
closed 13 TO. 10 points net higher. Sales
were estimated at about $4,000 bags, in
GLIDING exchanges December, s71c:
September. 1890; october, 7.s5c.
Spot coffee was quIet and nominsfly
unchanged at lie for Rio 7s and 1fh u
15A c for Santos Is.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Kansas CITY Grain

ksnsas CITY, Mo, Nov. 22.--Wheat-
No hard. s1,02@i.Is; No. red. sIOs
n i %; December. 800 asked; Nav.
a,oS" split asked; July. ;1O2A split
low. .77q7ec No. yellow, 7sGf5c: No
2 mixed. 7i475c; December, ssx split
bld May. 6sA bid; July. es% split asked
september. 10 bid Ono trading).
Hay unchsrRed
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

New York. SoN. 22--coppee- Easy
eiectrolytic. spot and futures. iaH la&e.
Tin--Siesdy: spot and futures ta.eoc,
iron-Steady: prices unchanged
f.eAd-SteadN spot. h.sa anc.
Znc--Steady East 81. Louis spot and
nearby. 95u s. a0c.
Anfinony-Spot sSa o ? 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

ST. Louis. Nov. 22-Ciose-w
cember, 81 l.05as: May sl.1Oh 11.1Ok
74Hc '' ~
oats-December. 44hc: May, 47c.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23

Firm. s7as7hc: sales. 500 h6ls. re-
reipts. .sl hhls shipments, LIST bhls. /.
Rosln-Firm. sales. lass casks. re-
ceipts. 1853 casks; shipments. s.ses casks !;
stock. I2b.77O casks.
Qaeie.-n To. |, sasgh at2s. x stssF
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
Chicago Trndner.

Chicago. Nov Butter-Msrife lev
creamery extras. 81 tacs standards
Ni1 q &C; extra first. ts1 oi.c. firsts,
- n - I. c seconds. - u = sr.
Eggs-Market unchanged. receipts. = 4
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-23
New York General

Wheat-Spot. irregular: No. 1 northern
spring, c. l. (. track. New York domestic,
si34: No. 2 red winter. DO. sl.2t: No 2
hard winter. T. o. b., tf.1s; No l Mani
toba do, si12A No. 2 mixed durum,
CornEspot. easy: No 2 yellow and No.
white. c. /. T. New York rail. s1.02A /:
Osts-spot firm No. : white. 531e.
Iard-Easy; niddlewest, t1A40m14.5 so.
Tailow-Steady: special loose 7m7%e.
Cornmeal-Quiet; fine white and yellow
grsnulated. s2.40d2.s0: nominal,
Feed-Easy; western bran. 1OO-pound
sacks. $4,000 3f0o. 80.
Hops--Easy: state. 1923. boa5sc; 1922.
rs % 27c; Pacific coast. 1923. 2sa SSe;
1922. 24n2sc.
Flour-Market steady: spring patents,
$500 TO $3.50; spring clears. 1875 10
sB7b; soft winter strsights, f4.75 to $500; J.;
hard winter straights $40 TO $500.
Pork Quiet; mess. s2s,5oW 6'5o' lam
ily $40. 90.
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New YORK Nov se.--Cotton futures
opened FIRM. December. 10 SO a aa. ihe F..
January. 1ASec, March. s5.1ne. MAY.
IS 4Oc. july - Nhc
Cotton futures closed steady. Decent
her gbtSc to a5 lie, January. "a SOC TO
S4k kSc. March - Sc fe - zoe MAJ,
81 soc to 3isie. luly. tsse to aAsae.
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New York Cattnn
New York Metals,

New York, Nov. ss-The xenai
cotton market closed steady a. net d
cines OF 10 to IL points.
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London, Nov 20 Bar silver Market
37-1b.isd per ounce
Money Market 90 per cent, Discount
rates abort hills, sNdgf-is per cent.
months bills. s~ snd sT.ie per cent.
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Minneapolis Grain

Mlneapolis, Nov. 22.-Wheat-Cash No.
l northern, s1osm LA; No. dark
northern spring, choice TO fancy s117
q %; good to choice. s1.l44Ils; ordi-
nary TO good, s11291.14; December,
corn-No yellow, 7207sc
0sts-No; 3 white. 397s 64okc.
Rye-No. 2-65L dss&c
Flax--No. l-s2.44s. 9246%.
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hicngn rnIIlirN.
Kansas cit, Produce.

Chicago NOV. 2z.-PpultrX-AiiNe. ulaf
ket higher. fowls. f3Hfsc. springs. isg
ROSTERS isc: geese lie turkeys, 1Sr.
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NrM Nnrk InulirN.
Jurpenf4ps and Rosin.

New York. My 22-LiHe poultry
firm. chickens isu ale.
Dressed poultry. irregular; turkeys. q