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Show uu Chicago Quotations ) CHICAGO, Nov. 9 Open High Low Close Corn i Dec. $1.19 1.20 1.17 1.17 j Jan. 1.20 1.21 1.18 1.19 i Oats Dec .70 .70 & .69 .69 Jan- .70 ,70 .69 .69 Pork Nov. 37.80 3S.80 37.80 38.50 Jan. 42.90 43.65 42.90 43.55 Lard Nov 26.70 26.45 26.60 Jan. 26.30 26.62 26.30 26.55 Ribs Nov 2390 23.75 23.90 Jan. 23.65 24.00 23.60 23.90 CHICAGO CASH SALES CHICAGO, Nov. 9 Corn No. 2 yellow yel-low $1.36; No. 3 yellow $1.29; New No. 3 yellow $1.28; No. 4 vellow $L22 1.24; New No. 4 yellow $1.25. Oats No. 3 white 70171c: standard stan-dard 7272Jc. Rye No. 2 "$1.62. Barley 90cS1.01. Timothy $7.0010.00. 4 . Clover nominal. I Pork nominal. Lard $26.6026.65. Ribs $24.0025.00. oo CHICAGO. Nov. 9 Commission houses today appeared to lean to the selling side of the corn market, and there was a consequent woakenlng of prices. Prospects that an armistice with Germany would be quickly brought about formed the chief bearish bear-ish Influence. In some quarters, however, how-ever, thero was a disposition to assume as-sume that tho signing of the armistice armis-tice might prove a bullish factor as to near-by deliveries, although making deferred options weak. Opening quotations, quo-tations, which ranged from to lc lower, with December $1.19 ft to 1.19 u. and January $1.20 to 1.20, Wero followed by a slight rally and then by a fresh setback. Oats duplicated the changes in corn. Trade was light. After opening un- 2?anBSLt0 lower with December u to 70c, the market receded moderately mod-erately all around. Provisions were dull and easier. Weakness o grain and hogs operated as a weight on values. Lack of buying support remained evident throughout the session The corn close was heavy 2 to lc net lower with December $1.17 to 1.17 and January S119VV to 1.19 v8. Subsequently a partial provision rally took place owing to liberal shipments ship-ments af lard. 4 KANSAS 'CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY. Mo., Nov. 9 Hogs-Receipts Hogs-Receipts 1,000; market lower. Heavy $17.00?I17.90; butchers SI 7.35(g) 17.90; lights S17.0017.S0; pigs ?1-1.0015.50. Cattle Receipts 1,800; market steady. stea-dy. Steers 17.50(g19.25; western S10.00l-1.50; cows S5.0010.50; heifers hei-fers S6.5012.00; stockers SG.00 11.00; calves $7.0013.00. Sheep Receipts none; nominally steady, unchanged. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Nov. 9. (United States Bureau of Markets Hogs Receipts 17,000; market fairly active, mostly 10 to 15c lower than yesterday's average. aver-age. Butchers $17.6518.00; light S17.1518.00; packing $16.5017.60; throwouts S15.2516.25; pigs, good to choice $14.5015.25. Cattle Receipts -1,000; compared with a weekk ago, good and choice native na-tive and western steers 15 to 25c higher; high-er; common and medium unevenly 25 to 50c lower;' choice beef cows and heifers steady; others unevenly 25c to ?1.00 lower; bulls 2oc lower; calves 25c higher; stockers and feedors 25 to 75c lower. Sheep Receipts 3.000; compared with a week ago killing classes of lambs and light yearlings $1.25 to 1.50 lower; sheep and heavy yearlings year-lings S75c to $1.00 lower; feeding lambs about stead'. NEW YORK STOCK LIST American Beet Sugar 63 American Can 47 American Car &. Foundry 86 American Locomotive 474 American Linseed 41 American Smelting & Refg .rr-r 92 American Sugar 113 American T. & T 10S Anaconda Copper 72 Atchison 97 Atl. Gulf & W. Indies 113 Baldwin Locomotive 816 Baltimore. & Ohio 60 Bethlehem Steel "B" 67 ; Canadian Pacific 171 , Central Leather 61 Chesapeake & Ohio 61Ji : Chicago Mil. and St. Paul .52 Chicago, R. I. & Pac 31 Chlno Copper 44 Coldrado Fuel & Iron 40 Corn Products 47 Crucible Steel 55 Cuba Cane Sugar 33 Erie . 21 General Electric 157 General Motors 134 Great Northern Pfd 103 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 32 Illinois Central 104 Inspiration Copper 55 Int. Mer. Marine 29 InL Mer, Marine pfd 119 vl International Paper 34 Kennecott Copper , 41 Louisville & Nashville .: 120 Maxwell Motors 41 Mexican Petroleum 172 Miami Copper 2SV6 Midvale Steel 44 Missouri Pacific .1 314 Now York Central 83 Norfolk &. Western 110! Northern Pacific 103 Ohio Cities Gas 46 ' Pennsylvania 49 Pittsburg Coal 4S Ray Consolidated Copper ....... 25 Reading v .f .... 91 Rep. Iron &. Steol , 79 I Sinclair Oil & Refining 37 Southern Pacific 108 Southern Railway 34 U Studebaker Corporation 71 Tennessee Copper , 17,Ji Texas company . . . r 192 Tobacco Products 7S Union Pacific 136 United Cigar Stores 103 U. S. Ind. Alcohol 99 United States Rubber 73 United States Steel 102 Utah Copper Qiyj, Wabash Pfd "A" 41 Westinghbuse Electric 45 Willys-Overland 27 American Zinc, Lead and Sm. .. 11 Butte and Superior 25 Cala. Petroleum 22) Montana Power 79 Shattuck Arizona 16' New Haven ., 42 j TWO SOLDIERS KILLED AURORA, 111., Nov. 9 At least two soldiers were killed and a dozen injured in-jured today whon a special train carrying car-rying 1,200 football rooters from Camp Grant, Rockford, to Chicago collided with a regular passenger train on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad rail-road at Sugar Grove, six miles west of Aurora. The accident occurred close to the station .at Sugar Grove. The special train was to pass the regular reg-ular train at Sugar Grove and was running slowly. Reports said that the regular train had orders to take the siding east of the station but ran on toward tho west siding at reduced speed. on |