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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at 81. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

am a steady tar es e AND
2 red cash $3.50 ss14c January: 81 i4e: February
s2lec,. closing at s2Ssc May. s549 Iac. closing
1se; February, 4se: May. 500 5oiso' closing At
5olsc. Oats very little doing; cash, a2c May. s27sc
Hay firm: n prirDs timothy. $1,000 SO; ppsiris
SS.O00125O Bran lower at So0S1c. Eggs. Sligo
dary IS ass ar steady It WhsEy
steady at $lo5 Pr9yisiops Sd dull. Pork: new. sl5
ribs, Use; short clear, 7.s7la0sc Bacon cbo1ed)
5000; short clears, soc Hams steady at 1925
O12c. Afternoon board-Wheat dernoralized; trad
d Mov and ocr
January osc bid; February; 47s. @477se bid May
Rsesot.Dfiou, 600 brls Wheat 600 bn eo O,o
80 600 Blu; oats 1900 Blu; rye. 1000 barley,
ao00 6u- ship%en neo so9o 6s1s wheat
none; barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17--Flour dull and I'm
changed. Wheat shade frmer under light offerings
port Sales: No. red in export elevator, 81 i9c;
Ms RED 81 Aoi s1s ssEs Ms
$50. Corn-Spot lots in better demand and prices
ruled steady exporters not operating futures without
steamer No. mixed, in grain depot. $50; steamer
No high mixed and yellow , in grain T depot 5s.se:
and in elevator. 5slac No. mixed, january. $500
5sc; F E ssy 5ssss5ss; March 5eaoSoe
4oiac; No white. 4sc; No: 1 white, 4eisc; futures
February, 41as04lac: March. 41ss0427sc; April,
42042isc; May, 42ls043c Provisions steady and
in fair demand. Lard firm refined, $500; steam,
extra: 81 assc creamery arsts, 2s6soc. Eggs arm
sps ad e so xss te, '
1899 SS srIs ussss 900 ~; s9S b; oats
$4,000 bu oats, IL 200 Blu.
MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI. Jan. 17.-Tnere was
fair inquiry for cash wheat and sales were made at
about yesterday figures, or. in some cases. shade
Roads leading the Northwest all about opened;
to the south trains blocked and will be in for
81 cars. Closed: In store-No i hard, January,
7sc February. 7siac May. sc; No. Northern,
Northesn JANUARY, n.y.. 754c February, 75sac; Nj May,
7slac On track-No. hard. 7lsc; No. Northern,
to ship ~, s4o5a4i5 bakers. sss5 $500 n''' SACKS
BALTIMORE Jan. 17.-wheat-western steady
and quiet No: winter red, spot, s90S9l4c; Janu-
about STEADY and dull mixed spot
March. 5sso bid; May. 81 @6l isc, steamer 5esso
Western mixed, 36039c. Provisions steady with
moderate demand; Eggs easier. fresh. 1920;
airy 70 fair. 17017lsc. Other articles unchanged
Receipts-Flour. Cyl brls; wheat, 500 bu: corn,
-Four, 525 brls
CINCINNATI, jan 17.-Flour easy. Wheat firm;
No. red s9ias Receipts, ], $50 bu; shipments,
barely STEADY: No. mixed 35c. Rvs essv: No oAs
zoe. Pork quiet at SIS 25. Lard firm at 7.37 lac
Bulk meats easier and unchanged. Bacon steady and
ished goods the basis of LOS. Butter frmer
Sugar frmsr. Eggs heavy at 17O1Sc. Cheese firm
TOLEDO O., Jan. 17-wheAt dull; cash, s7lse;
sda7is. Rsssiess|Wssss 1000 y; corn 80 81
900 bu; oats, 1000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 3 900
bu; corn, Is 600 bu; oats 1000 bu,
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattlo-Recepts. ID 900; shipments. 1000.
$5. 25 05.85; steers, $685. stockers and mixed, So
$3.50; cows, bulls and mixed. $1.6003.15; Texas
Hogs~Rsceipts, 1000; shipments. 1000. Mar
ket slow and DC lower on common; mixed 80 -
5.55: heavy. $5.4o05.s5; light, s4.s505.35; skips'
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5000; shipments.
ern. s45os51o; Texans ss.5oos.75: lambs.
S4.7506.25.
NEW YORK. Jan. Observation-Disclosures, Sd car
loads for city saughterers direct 10 loads for
exporter and 3 carloads to be sold. No trading in
beeves Dressed beef about steady at case per 10
Cable from Liverpool to- day quotes American refrg-
orator beef dull and lower at slae per h.
quiet and trade limited but change in value; sheep
at So .6006 per 100 lbs lambs at So 1897.
s7o all for ssuga sod r. srs s
nominal range $54005.SO.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Observation-Disclosures. 400:
steers 20; fair to good native steers S3 80
04.45; butchers steers. medium to choice, So. 200
and sas fair g.
Hogs-Receipts l. 200; shipments, $500. Market
eeon packing medium to-
$5;0o054o.light grades. ordinary to good. $4.7o0
shesp-Receipts. eoo shipments. 200. Market
strong and higher; fair to choice, So 4O05o0.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. IT. Tho Live Stock Indi-
go Market was weak and 1oS15o lower for
dressed beef and shipping steers COWS SO lower
medium; 90 ,2o04.2O stocksrs, 81; so02.50 feed
ers, So. 60 03 IS; cows, 81 50O2 90
Hogs-Receipts 5000: shipments, $50. Market
weak and 100 sc lower. in zoe lower;
good to choice $5. 2005 so common to medium,
"a. 6005. To- skips and pigs. $2.5OO4 so.
Sheep-Receipts, o9O shipments, lis. Market
strong; good to choice, 81 so; common medium
$203.9O.
EAST LIBERTY: Pa. Jan. 17.-Cattle-Receipt
494 shipments. 304 Market a shade off from yes
terdays prices No cattle shipped to New York to-day
Hogs-Receipts. 500; shipments: 900. Market
active; Workers, slow tops; Philadelphia, $500
$780, mixed IS. So; Workers, S5.4O05. SO;
common to fair, So 2OD5. 30; pigs. Sd 5O0 5. co.
Four cars Of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, 2, 300. Mar
ket firm at yesterday prices.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 7.--Cattle-Receipts, 800;
shipments, $50. Market firm and unchanged.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments, 40: Market
steady and unchanged. Lambs strong at $3.7506.
Hogs-Market steady common and light, $405. 80;
packing and butchers. 5. 25 05.65. Receipts. l. 9OO
shipments. 400.
BUFFALO. Jan. 17.-Cattle-Receipts, 325; none
sale.
sheep--Receipts, 400; good to choice firm at s475
as 25; dull and nominal.
Hogs-Receipts, 1,64o; selected Workers. firm at
s.. 500 5.55; selected medium weights steady at
So. 55O5. IS; others unchanged.
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. I7.-Flour-Receipts,
S4.593 packages; exports, 1925 brls and p, 262
sacks Market still rules in favor Of buyers; sales,
$4,000 brls; patent Minnesota extra. good to
prime, S44004.75; choice to fancy Minnesota,
"a. s005.10
wheat-Receipts. 300 bu: exports. SIS, SIS
bu; sales, 1,544,0oo bu futures and 10, 900 bu
spot Options broke Ia c, ruling dull and
weak, closing heavy at the bottom; spot lots
a shade lower and quiet. No. spring, nominal.
at Ole; ungraded spring, 81c: ungraded red. sol
1924c: No. red. 90t a Gle elevator. 9lc (. 0. b.,
924 a 929c delivered; No. l red. nominal, 934c;
No. white, nominal. 93!c; No. red. January.
909 a 91sc. closing at S0Sc; February. Oh @9lAc,
s2!c; May, o. i-16a94 ei6c, closing at 94sc;
June, 94s a 94tc. closing at 94sc; December,
o7a0974c. closing at 97ac.
Corn-heeeipts, 64,350 bu; exports. s. 173 bu;
sales. BOG 600 bu futures and III, 600 bu spot.
Options a shade lower and dull. Cash steady
and fairly active; ungraded. 60t ace; No. 3.
59sc; steamer, cole elevator 81 &c dellvered No. 2
61Ac- elevator 622 62Ec delivered, ellie (. O. b..
No. 2. January. Git 06ltc, closing at 6l4c
February, 6li0612c closing st Clio: March,
6lt 962sc. closing at 6lIc; May, 62s a 62sc. clos
Oats~RsceiDss, 0iI2o bu; exports. 90 bu;
sales, 10000 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot;
a04c better. closing steady; mixed West
Grn. 81 ~ 4Uc; white western, 4UU ACC.
Hay firm and unchanged
Hops dull and easy.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull and nominal at 17sc for
fair. Options opened heavy and lower, closing
stronger and active; sales. 1l2 $50 bags; Janu-
AIRY, 1850 l5.05c; February, 14.300l4 45c;
March, IA 05 a IL zoe; April, I3 % OLA 5c; MAY,
13s 1l405c; June. 10 70 a % Csc; July, l3 80 a
u soc; August, 1901 - 3Oc: September. II 70 a
l3c; October, u 60 a 10. soc; November u So a
L. &c., December II - a. II 75c. Sugar dull and
nominal; fair refining quoted at 81 a. 5-l6c;
nd nnfA hnfG Arm nff A Mnla
firm; so test. 24c. Rice firm.
Tallow Arm at 43c Rosin quiet.
Eggs, steady and in fair request; receipts,
z, 131 packages; Western. 201 a 22Ic.
Pork fairly active and.frra; meas, SIS so. Cut
meats quiet and rather weak. Lard l20I5
points lower and only moderately active; West
prn steam, spot. T67A 1770c; February, 1920
1859; March, 560770c; May, z7007s3c;
June. 1867 .s8e: city steam, z 55c.
Butter Arm on hne stock; Western. Is 35c.
Cheese Arm; demand fair; Western, Il8 a. llSc.
CHICAGO. Jau. IAN the markets on
Change opened weak and somewhat lower. May
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The Jobbing Trade.
coal. AND COKE

Block, S3 rs % ton; Minshall So rs y ton; Jack.
SON. 81 IS ~ ton; Pittsburg. 81 so ~ toni Raymond
City 81 so ~ ton; Winifrede 81 80 y ton; Campbell
Creek, 81. so y ton; Hooking 1925 p ton; Island
City. 50 80 " ton; Highland, 3d. % y ton; Piedmont
and Blossburg, 1923 W ton; Duggor Peacock lump
So so v ton; nut SO. 90 y ton; chestnut No. and
anthracite, $500 " toni egg and Crate anthra-
Ice bu All soft coal size, SOC y less th an
the above prices the quality of lump coal.
CANNED GOODS.
Pesches-Standard. 3pound 50. 6503. 90; 3-pound
seconds 50. O002. IS. Observation-Disclosures berries
2-pound. 81 .2001.25; raspberries 2pound. 81. so
a go; pineapple. standard 2-pound. S1.5001.75;
seconds 2-pctnd, S120d1.30; oysters, l.
pound. full weight. 95cc 81 iight. 65D70c; 2-pound
FULL S1.700 l. so; light 90c1$l; stringbea SIS a
90c; Lima beans. $1.55 1.65; peas marrowfa.
$1.1001.4 40; small &1.500I.75; Holsters $3.50
2; red cherries 81 80 H175 strawberries, 81 .50D
1.6o; salmon tfbsl. 81. l002.75.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
RasISs London layer, now. S3oo0525 y box.
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Cash quotations were as folIows Flour
fife; No. 3 sprine wheat. &c., No. red, sc;
No. 2 corn, 4ssc; No. oats. 81 0314c; No 2
rye, 63c; No. barley rs 0s5c; No faxseed 81. A.
bri, ll7O01l75; lard, per pound, T. 300;
short-rib side lloose), 7.60c; dry-salted shoul-
ders tboxed) 59006.O0c; short-clear sides
tboxedl. 8. Is Zoe; whisky. cstillers' finished
goods, per gal, $1.10; sugars, cut-loaf, 8084c;
granulatsd. 73c; standard A, 7c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was little more active and firm at
240314c for creamery, and 1926 for dairy.
Eggs, q 022c.
Receipts-Flour. IA. 600 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye. 5000
bu; barley, 81, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. 20. 900
brls: wheat 30 900 bu; corn, 1870 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu rye, 1000 bu; barley, 100000
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OIL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Petroleum was strong at
the opening at 90c, and advanced to 905sc. At that
time of the failure of leading ''bu to furnish
ward movement in which all local operators joined,
and the price rapidly fell to S514c. During tho de.
cline sales very large and the total transactions
of the day the largest for several When the
price touched IS c the decline checked and
closed firm at S67sc. Sales, 9,563, 900 brls. Tur-
pentine dull at 41c.
OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. 17-National Transit certih-
Gates opened at 90c; highest Ole; lowest S53 sac:
closed at S6aic; sales, 3,l57O0O brls; clearances
a. $50 900 brls; charters, 1924 brls; shipments
101 235 brls; runs. 43. 224 brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa. Jan. 17.--National Transit GER
tifcstes opened at coke; closed at S6ic; highest
9Ozsc: lowest. S43tc.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 17.-Petroleum firm; standard
white, HOO. 7aac.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 17.-Turpsntine firm at
39iGc.
WILMINGTON. Jan 17.-Turpentine dull ut 3Sc.
CHARLESTON, JAM 17,-Turpentinc nominal
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Steadily Improving the Month Ad-
vances, with q Strong Tone to Prices.

Trade Steadily Improving the Month Ad.
vances, with q Strong Tone to Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS, JAM II.
Each day brings more activity in the various
branches of trade and in nearly all departments
there is healthy movement for so early in the
year. Doubtless the firm tone to prices in all
lines Of goods acts somewhat as a stimuant and
creates confidence in the future Of business
Dry goods men report trade as becoming quite
active. wooden goods. well as other lines,
moving quite freely at firm prices. The wool
market is working into better position. Tho
sales to Western mills steadily increasing
while the inquiry from Eastern manufacturers
continues to improve. Though the present
movement of woods is not at all large, the auxi-
ETY. Of buyers speaks well for the future and
the stocks of all bright and light shrinkage
woods are particularly declining. Prices, TOO,
are steady, maintaining themselves in fact. The
situation In Boston is unchanged in any partic-
ular. There is special activity in any line,
but fair movement throughout the various
grades. Holders are generally refusing further
concessions, while manufacturers are not in
clued to anticipate their needs for the spring
There has been some speculative buying Of
Michigan wool at Csc pound. A fair amornt
OF business is noted in medium unwashed
fleeces, and there is good request for pulled
wool and Territory stock Grocers are busy;
prices steady and strong; even coffees are firmer
than last week. Sugars are moving well, and
produce market is active for the season. Apples
potatoes, cabbage, poultry, and butter all firm
at quotations, while eggs rule weak. and lower
prices are Indicated IN tho near future. There
are still a good many poor eggs on the market,
and until these are worked off no better demand
need be looked for. Receipts of rabbits and
squirrels are light and prices firm; a few days
will clear the market. The iron market is a
little offish and letting down in prices of some
descriptions will be noticed. Tinners supplies
firm and tending higher. The -four market
rules dull, but prices show more frmness. Mill
will not make concessions to effect sales.
GRAIN.
The local market was in much the same DO
sition to-day as on Monday. Wheat in good de-
maud for milling purposes, with light receipts
Corn is moving slow, sellers being more numer-
GUS than BUYERS, the latter showing indiffer-
ence In taking hold. Receipts large. Oats are
dull at quotations; in fact, aside from wheat for
milling purposes the grain market is very fat
Track bids to-day ruled as follows:
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compelled to refuse orders as prices. There
fore buyers took what they got and in buying stocks
down the firInness of prices was strengthened and
prices advanced follows Pepperell and TACOMA
wide sheetings to 25c for lo4 bleached; Androscrog
gin to ~ lac for 1O4 oieached. Pocahontas. 36nch
bleached Sloc; Fearless. 36inch bleached, 7aac
MonchanSett 36-inch bleached 74c.
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LIVE 81 TX.
Cattle Steady and Unchanged In Price
Hogs Weak and 10 To Is Cents Lower.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. II.
CATrLE-Recepts, 100 shipments, %. But
little doing for the want of stock Market steady
unchanged prices. About everything changed hands
at the close.
HoGs-Receipts. $3.50 shipments, 200.
Quality only fair. owing to heavy supply. Market
opened weak Sc to Zoe lower and later suffered .
further decline of sc. making the closing sales
fully 1Oc to 15c lower than yesterdays ruling prices
closing weak. Quite number left unsold.
Select heavy shipping. 26002so fbs--- S.. so 10
HeAvy packing 0.oOOo 40
Mixed packing -..-.--.--- 5.10O520
Common to good light ----------------- 4.S0052O
SHEEP-Reoeipts, so; shipments, -. The sup
ply light but little doing. except with the local
buyers. Market strong all selling arrival
Good TO choice 1904. SIS
Fair to medium. Observation-Disclosures. 3.6OD4 10
Common. Observation-Disclosures. 2.75O3 IS
Lambs Observation-Disclosures. 400 a. so
Bucks per head Observation-Disclosures. 3.0O04.50
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, JAN 17.-C. L. Greene g. Co. saw:
THE market continues within narrow compass, and
while considerable degree of strength is preserved
the sustaining demand comes from pretty much one
source, local house doing the bulk of the buying
After opening couple of points off. there ad
of points from the lowest price but after
ward the market broke away again and closed only q
fraction above last evening with the feeling weak
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 17.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 1896 low middug, 9loc; good ordinary,
Lice; net receipts. s. s51 bales; gross receipts S.
SIT bales; exports TO Great Britain OS5 bales; ex
ports to the continent 7s6 bales, sales, 10, 500
bales; stock, 400 024 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet and IN
changed; sales, 10 900 bales including 900 bales
for speculation and export and 1000 bales Amer
lean.
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. 17.-Wool quiet and steady; IN.
washed bright medium, 14123l2 c; coarse braid IL
12ie low sandy, loS1sc; fine light. l3el9o;
hne heavy 100 7c tub-washed, choice, 33 i2c infer
Tor, % 132c; sacks, 10D15c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-wool quiet but firm;
domestic fleece 22137ci pulled 1504Oc; latter
choice, 13022c.
demand or prices.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-wool quiet and IN :
changed
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Metals.

NEW YORK Jan. l7.-Copper dali; lake
Ice Lead firm; domestic, 4stc. Tin steady;
straights, Sic
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THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL
THE WEEKLY EDITION.,

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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. jan 17.-For cotton goods the quiet
inquiry OF recent reports continued. The chief
production IL 80 largely sold ahead that many agents
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FIELD SEEDS
Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON & HOSES
SEED STORE, IS and 80 E. Market St. Indianapo-
lis. Samples and prices furnished application.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

wv YORK, Jan. 17.-Bar silver, 96sc.