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$3.50 to $3.50; good to choice, 81 so to $50;
finer, 1913 TO 50

$3.50 to $3.50; good to choice, 81 so to $3.50;
rner, 1913 toS6
CHICAGO NARKET.
CHICAGO, Jau. .-Cattle-Receipts, s.
900; over supplied with common grades; eN'
,.nr', So - 10 So 6j; good 10 choice shinping
20 GO TO s6 common TO medium, 81 70 to
$3.50 Snrep-R-oeipts, 5000; best steady
% lower; infero- to fair, TO per cwt.i
good, .; choice, 8; Texas. 1925 to s425.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CRY, Jan. 81 Wheat quiet; 81,
bid cash; SO 1852 4. February; s. 4, May.
Corn lower, 40 IA, cash; 40 Is, bid Feb
rrary; IS May Oats dull and nominal;
20 bid. Cattle-Receip,s 100: all except
good heavy steers slow and weak; native
steers, LAO to 800 average, 81 rs to So;
feeders, SO 20 TO 81 %; cows. So to 81
Sneep-Rec.ip,s 675, good and steady at
$3.50 to 81 %
NEW ORLEANS M.RKEr.
NEW ORLEANS Jan 2s Flour quiet and
steady; family. 81 10 $3.50; high grades, 50
to s.. so Corn steady and IN iair demand;
white, 81; yellow, go. Oats dull; IL TO As.
Corn meal higher and scarce: So % PORK
scarce and firm; old, SIG: new $3.50. Lard
steady; tierce refined .; keg, 0 Ia Bulk
meat, steady and in fair demand; shout
ders. packed SIS; long clear and clear
rib Sl-2toS5S Bacon scarce and firm;
no shoulders here; long clear and clear rib,
Q 3-S 10 IL Hams-choice suear-cured
canvasssd firm; u. Whisky firm
AID unchanged. Coffee hrm;
Rio oarEocs. ordinary to
prime. 10 40 IL IL SUGAR quiet ana
sfeIdy: common % good common, 3.i to
4 IS: fair to- luiy tar, IA 20 8; prime
= choice, 3 IL to SIS; yellow clarified,
alto 7; white, lis 20 : II, Molasses
auiet and iirm centr lugal, 10 90 49, COM
mon. 20 to %; iair, % 10 ., prime TO choice.
35 10 As. Rec firm, with moderate de
mand: Louisiana, ordinary TO prime, ;
to57s Bran scarce and firms SllO. Cot
ton seed oil, prime crude, 30 IL to 80
Sight on New York 81 so per 81 eco premi-
ums: sterling exchange, b. b., 432 l.2.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Jan. % -Beeves receipts,
s, $780, opened firm at an advance OF 81 to
| So per hesd, and closed easier; exporters
had 80 cars direct from the west; bought ~
cars in yards a. 81 % to s.; transactions In
| c udes common To prime; steers, 10 40 10
| as GO; bulls and drv cows, 81 so to 50 90;
general sales at S. to So so. Sheep re
CENTS. 10 900; good stock firm, with fair
cIearances; 81 rs TO 81 62 l.2 for sheep $6,25
and 81 IS for lambs
NEw YORK, Jan %. Flour firm. Wheat
| spot, IL to higher; options declined IL to
| s 8 at the opening, later rallied 81 10 5-S
an closed hrm: ungraded red. Of to 81 10,
| No 4 red, 81 l.2 to SO; No 5 red, 20 to $l.Ol;
No. . red, $l.06 Alto Sl.l0 Corn-Options
opened s to 3-s lower recovered la TO IL,
and closed fairly steady, ungraded, 80 10
81 2: No. 3, SO IL TO 81; No. ., steamer
50 IL TO 81 1'2 steamer white
so IL; No. 2 white. SO to GO l.2
Coffee spot fair; Rio stronger; 10 ! 4; option.
Is to IS higher; fairlv active; Rio No. !,
SPOT, $40. so; sales, IL 600 bags: Rio No. I,
February, $1,000 to 5000; March, $40. 20 to
SIC. s5; April, $40 SO to Sll; May, 5000 to
SiI 10; June, Sll to $ll,l5 July, Sill .O5 to
Sill 20. Sugar firm, with moderate de-
m and; refined steady; cut loaf and crush:
ed STA to 1913; GRADUATED, 1874 TO
1915. Molssses quiet and steady. Rice
| firm; new mess SIS % to $3.50. Beet
quiet and steady. Lard steady; prime
steam, 1925 l-2 to 50 30
Tho following is the comparative state
| ment of the net receipts Of cotton at all the
| Iypitsd Slates norris.