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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
Catt.c In DEMAND

Mckinney, Texas. May 10. - The 1.-Two
Stock market here and In adjacent terri.
tory Is brisk. Buyers scour the farming dis
iiicts for cattle. hogs. and sheep Today
Mess's Bass 4 Coleman shipped out two
carloads Of fat hogs TO. the markets. AMI
iock has shipped eight cars " feeders TO
the Indian Territory range for the summer.
Nearly an the marketable cattle being led
a. tue mckinney stock yards and cottoa
ssed OIL mill have been clipped 10 Chicago.
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Receipts of eggs are much in excess of de-
mfnd. and prices are weak at Ic.
Poultry has been coming in freely, but the
demand has been fairly good, with large sized
springers in demand.
The butter market is weak and good deal
of country butter Is being sold.
Meats were weaker but not quotaby lower
Commission men have been ordered by the
city health department TO remove all chicken
coops from the sidewalks as soon as unloaded
from wagons or drays,
Considerable wagon cotton from this and
adjoining counties WAS marketed during the
week.
Fresh fish are in abundant supply in the
local market, and prices are reasonable.
Paris.--Three per cent rsntes 1927 99;ac for
tie tCcoGnt; exchange on London 25f SAGE foe
checks.
New York. clvarings, $751; ASS, Gal; balances,
$3.50. i3.
New York Total sales Of stocks were 3i7,-
Coz shares. including ST. Paul 37.45i, Union
Pacific preferred 2o925, Tobacco 50, 752.
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NEW ORLEANS.

- rn- 1--we ana steady; good fat bee ves.
- cows ana hsifers and fat calves Ia ds.
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MONEY AND INVE1
Doings of q Day wind
Operators !
SPECULATION INFLufHlt,|
News ms to the Moves.
No Matter How 49,.
Used ERecti,,hI

New York. May 13.-Th. !.
ket continued in much 4.
state as was the case yests,,,'
preston was reflected from !,
the professionals were ~.
stocks on a rumor that ira A,
off Sandy Hook. The imprcA.S
this report gave an explan.,..
which was obviously due X !.
Apparently there was dI,ps
part OF the leaders Of the I.
stand by and see "a IL, 4
strength. The recent large ~
tanned. Occasional reaction. !
mension to force the lIouid,,I..
counts are considered bealtb,s
movement. The days marks
cate that the volume Of such
very large.
Some very large financial lpt,
tied with having taken proAh I
rise and will begin to see 1 NJ
purpose of getting in again.
Confidence that the Spanish y
finally located OFF Martinlcu
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New York, May Is. Speculation IN cotton
futures continued 10 show hesitation To-Day.
larfoy under fears OF sensational develop
mruts tom the threatened conflicts on Hca
and land between the forcct of this country
nnd Spain business WAS small. The general
moycmen, Was In buyers favor with the Ut
most decline a natter Of points. Tho mar
Ike; was finally quiet, with decline Of 345
points on active options.
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LOCAL TkADl< REVIEW.
Office OF The Post,

Houston, Friday, May 13.
Business In all lines is quiet, war news alb
sorbing more attention than anything else
Tho wheat market has attracted attention
more than anything else lately In sympathy
with wheat flour has been materially adA
yanced. but is still relatively cheap. The
Houston and Galveston mills did not put
prices up proportonatc to wheat, as they be-
lieved the advance was rather fictitious ms
there is plenty of grain In the country and
the Texas crop Of several million bushels will
soon be harvested and added to the supply
To-day May wheat In Chicago slumped II
cents bushel and spectators are at a loss
to know what TO expect tomorrow
been making some phenomenal strides up
WAND TO-DAY iUst good d al Of the advance.
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New York, May 1S.'rhe following table,
compiled by Brndstrcc'. shows the
bank cicarings Mt the principal cities for tho
past week. with the percentage OF Increase .,
decrease. compared with tho corresponding
week last year:
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Seed | Yes'y
call. CLOSED Close.

Futures opened quiet. demand moderate;
at 2 y. M, quiet closed quiet
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. Decrease.
4. Less 1-1G.
New York Nose

New York, May 13.-M 0r,,s,
. per cent. last loan :. r sI,s,a
per, 5hG6Ls per cent,
strong, with actual bushes a
at 4.S5AH4.S5is for demSIns sl
sixty days. Posted rates cssln
merclal bills. i.Soisd4.ssi.;, 81, S M
56%G57,s. Bar silver, r.s,f,
As. Government bonus
dull. railroad bonds heavy
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Nnsh quotations wcro rs follows;
Flour Weak and 5fllO lower on absence Of
demand W.
.wheat,,-No. snrins LIS; No, 8. l.l2sl1 e5:
Corn-No, .. S5a,nsG
white, s2%GssI. '''
Rye Nc ., 6S
Rnrley-N No 2 iSAG5s.
FlNxsecd- No. l. I 80
Timothy seod--Prime 26OTs.
Mess pork-pcr barrel u h0dllsh
Lard--Per mo nnunds 65Nd6ss
Short ribs sides-~Loose EQsGf6 10
Dry saltcd shoulders BOXED 6G5H
Short clear sldcs-Doxed & 4006 20
Whiskv-per eaIlon %
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Now York. May iS. a,', sd
London financial oabiesa. s, ha 7
markets here opened IA IA ,ora
io,rse. the reported suasrs
the belief that the pew sssrrsA
more Icacefu!ly inciins'
dull.
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New York, May i3.'rhcrc have been no
vnriatonG in tho domanl tor cotton goods.
The otmand for cNport sheciugs aud drills
shows some expansion. BleGched cottuns ara
sin weak mud subject to a very irregular d.
mand Other lines show Improvement IN de-
mand.
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GAR,

New Orleans, May ls-sugar strong; open
kettle 2&d4; whites iisG4k; yellows 81 6d
A. seconds 2%G27S. MolGsses steady cen
trtugal 9d13
New York. May i3--Sugar firm at advance;
fair refining 32i Centrifugal % test, IA re-
fined strurg tending upward
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COTTON.
Houston Comparative Statement.


Uolstons gross tccei pt,"f cotton 10y the var. oua
raittoadN oniorin. tho cily ware ~ iuaoW,.
Houston nnd Texas teutrls ........ o75
International ana treat Northern ...... Al
galveston s,asr,sSsag ana san Anlon'",r ~
Houston East aud West Texas. .... ....... II
CUT. Colorado and santa fc, ......,..... 81
San Antonlo aud Artnsas fnss. ...-......... II
niAsuuT' NAUSEA anu IeAaa' ',t..+,....,., -
"as"n '''',''''i'''''. '''''''''. .,-..., :l2
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London Mon.0 J

London. May ls.-cousso.'is u =
for the account Ill lis ~ ~ Z.
2GAd per ounce; mopey ,,,srset
discount In the open Nh
three months bills s% Per
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cnrsiii y nicnrrdsou's Cirrnirr.

Cotton continues to sec-fsw within small
range, with hardening tendency. Liverpool
lost their advance of yesterday, being to
Ia 6id lover. with II small spot ana future
business. Here our early market was som.
weaker In response, but gteadicd up aud
closed quiet, New York To > lower than
yesterday and New Orleans $ to ! lower
Spots we're neglected quotations unchanged
Tho ouly feature Of lntotost 10 limited buying
IN New York by Wall street ana some selling
from the south principally Now orleans. on
more soasonHble weather.
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mand a, full quotations; hogs weak sheep

mnnd at full quotations; hogs weak: sheep
firm.
st. Louis. May is.--cattle Receipts 1900, IN
GLIDING TOO Teams; shipments s00 steady;
fail to fancy native shipping and export
steers i50n525. dressed beef and butcher
steers {. 90n4. 90: steers under 1909 pounds }.So
stcokers and feeders 3.b0M4.1b. cows ana
heifcrs 2. 00m4. 70; Texas and Indian steers $40
@5.75 cows and hcifers 300I4.75; Texas and
Indian steers 3.70d3. 75 cows and heifers 2 10
az so Hogs--Receipts 1900 shipments ll0o;
i5T25c higher workers. 4. coat IS: packers AIS
6i.5c: butchers 401450. Sheep--Receipts
32nr, shipments 800; steady; native muttons
.codi4 IS. spring lambs 5.00G6.O0; Texas NUT
tons $50
Kansas City, May 3.--Cattle-Reccipts ~
coo; higher natives 4.75N So mainly 1890
iG5; stoolers AM feeders 3.9oub.6O cows
3. .hdfl 90; hefers 3.75a4 80; calves 5.5oM 500;
bulls steady: Texas steers 3.9jG4 22ls. liogs--
Receipts $500; active, about 10r higher, closed
about SC higher: pigs S6n14Oo; medium,
weight prime lots Abs. heavies f1aI4 81;
poriers 4 oOm4.35; lights 3.90I4 10; workers.
4 05614. 10. Sheep Receipts 10000; steady
sales .i0d5.2 % for Colorado wool lambs, 25
"a 60 Tor clipped
Chicago May 1s Cattle advanced 5drid;
most sales at i30n4.I5. exporters 4.50M4 81;
stockers and feeders. 3,sOni.Sb; cows ana
hefers, s75d4G5: calves, G 6o66.75. Hogs
Advanced 56f1U Hogs sold at i.2oGi.65. main
ly i.3Sd460; best light weights, AS, common
Sheep-Steady shorn sheep. 25n4.25 year
lings, 4.S5a4j0; clipped lambs, 375Ni IS;
shorn sheep, 3.25ni65; yearlings, i25ni.So,
clipped lunlDs brought 37b5fi75, wooded lambs
5n0n5.i5. tlpts-Cattlc .0l0; hogs. ~
0oo sheep, $500
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TESTERS STATEMENTS
EEGULAR WEEKLY REPORTS OF
SECRETARY HESTER.
Totn1 Visible supply Is 3,2S2.o.6.
since scptcmber 1861 ,O3J Bales
Have Come Into sight.

New Orleans May 10 Secretary Hester ;
statement of the worlds visible supply OF
cotton, made up from special advces COM
rares the figures of this week with last week
The total visible is S.2S2976, against 3,3135il
last week. 2,732729 last year. OF the total
2,97d,9i6 is American cotton, against 3,ll5,5i1
last week
New Orleans. May l3.--Secretary Testers
weekly New orleans Cotton Exchange state
ment shows decrease in the movement into
sight compared with the seven days ended
this date last year 1400 bales. For the thir-
teen days of May the total shows an Increase
over last year Of $1,000 For the 30 days of
the season that have elapsed the aggl ega g
is ahead Of the 30 days of the last year
2.32a GOO. The amount brought into sight
during the past week has been "A, 527. against
$3.50, and for the thirteen days of May it
has reon 1924. against 10 1895 last year
The total movement for the 255 days from
against s326,22i last year. The movement
United States ports of S,i0i 600. against 6,62f o.
GO last year: overland to Northern mills an
Canada lb5, i43. against S51 ,s45 last year. In
terror stocks In excess OF those held AT tn =
close Of the commercial year 1919 100 against
7iSS last year. Southern mil takngs. cxclu-
size of consumption AT Southern outports S9l, -
2l2. against Si5.2l2 last year.
Foreign exports tor the week have be N
10S03, against 51,lGS last year making the
total thus far for the season $3.50 5i, against
5,62l ,0OS last year. an increase of 300 543.
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nurrEn AND EGGS.

Chicago May ls,-Butte. steady; creamery
iSuio. GARY lgut. Esgs weak. fresh or,
Cheese dull and UNCHANGED.
New York. May ls,--Esgs steady; receipts
~ les packages: State and Pennsylvania 1880
III Western lodlols. Southern 10
81 Louis, MAY ~ butter quiet; creamery
l5tll1; dairy HOB, Eggs firm. 6is.
Kansas city, May lS-~Buttcr unchanysd.
erearaery iaglais; dairy il@is. Eggs STEADY:
fresh s. seconds 6ii.
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houston weekly statement.

Gross receipts this week .,.,.......... . .-On
Ncsfceeipts mis- wess ,.,,.,...,.,...,.,. 1908
GROSS receipts mus week last year 3.sOl
Netieccpts this week last year ,,,...... =. Sli
Total gross receipts this yrar ...... Tg6 sal
Total not receipts TINS year 80. :, 6.Y,s1d
Total gross receipts same tno last yonr. l3i2,iSb
Total not receipts saniu tine last yenr... 400 .uU7
Shipment outward this weogu........... iIiO
shipments ran. 20 ud wa New Orleans. ., .nA
shipments 10 Japan .,.., .s.....,t,,.,,..,. lIl
10 transit Observation-Disclosures. ....., lUn,
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Liverpool. May l3.-Whcat--No. spot,
Western winter stocks exhausted, futures
closed steady; May. lis I'd; July, los, PAD
September ss gAd. Corn--Spot American
mixed, new quiet, IS, Md; May steady, IS,
1ld July, STEADY, 5s lvS5d september
st nndN "a. lOlhd.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of Staple
Commodities.


These quotations are revised daily, and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets.
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IN NIN IVfITUs 49,
Closing quotations on bond I
MONEY AND BASElI

Houston. May lS.--The local
supplied with money for AZ rf7
is, however, no great actsl'l
market, the deposits generallysp
crease.
Exchange is quoted as follow
buying, par, selling, New fon. /
Kansas City. $l.0CGl.3 premlssI
leans, buying. par; selling y ~
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New Orleans. May i3.--lIog products steady;
pork standard mess, l2.25. Lard-Rehned
fierce, iAm4A; pure lard, 6%d6 7-S. Boxed
meats-Dry salt, i%Giiiz; sides, 6Sa6ia. Ba-
oon--Cloar ribs sl1es, 7ssm7la. Hams -Chcicc
sugar cureu. 5Sims&.. hicc--fifm. -Four
Extra fancy, b.25 patents, 6.bVtpGG5. Corn
meal, 40 Bran. 6pnAs0 Hay-Prime,
l5.0Odil6.vO; choice l6,50ul150. Corn-No. 2
sacked, white, asa 10; mixed and yellow, 4ID
As. Oats-No 2 sacked. Western, 3sl2m3o.
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:, quotations ere tor less than carload lots.
Special prices on carloads
- BARhED WlRE-.Glidden. gal, 81 40 per 100
lbs Waukegan. S2ss.
WIRE NAiLs-Rste. $500 per key: nd.
vsrces, lOd. l2i and led. Sc: sd and sd. lOc,
I'd aud I'd, zoe: "a and Sd, zoe; sd. I5c. sd he
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ing back some OF their corn sold out the nrst
OF the week at big profits.
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Kansas city, May ls.-whent-No l hard,
4. 22GI,g3; No. !, Ilsftig2, No. | red. LEO; No.
red. i.20nl 70. Corn--No. 2 mixed, SiAW
3iIs Oats--No . white. S2u322. Rye
Stendy. Hny--Choico timothy, ll.VU; prairie,
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1 ugked. bid: II nominal
stocks at United statcn PORES.
united state. Exports.


Comparative spot Markets.
Tho following are tho closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today ut tho leading mar
ko,s together with tho closing OF middlny
yestprdny, with today 3 sales:
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New York. May Wheat Receipts 1885,
0O0; exports, liIOOO Spot weak; No. red,
l.50a. Options closed l2is lower Tor May.
lower for July and other months 1isn2 lower.
May, i60h; July, l.12l9. Hides Steady.
Leather Steady. Wooi--Qdet. Pig iron
Warrants, b65 bid $50 asked Copper-l2o %
bid; i2.2o asked. Tin-li.5O Spclter-i.l5 bid;
4. - asked Lead-3.60 bid, 3.6il2 asked.
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ST Louis, May "a Flour-Steady. Wheat
Lower; No. ? red. cash, elevator / u: trnek
lsNTist; May. Ia; July. SoN: September
SelS asked; December, sag asked No 2 bard
cash. vs., Corn-Easy: No, . cash aik:
Msy, @S; July, siNGfSiss September. Sij
s e,d, oats-nower; No. . cash, s22 track
Nv May, AVA; September. q asked M .
white r. Rvo-Lower g., Flaxsesd -uisher.
J Sc Timothy sced-rrime, seofsae5. Corn
moal-Strong, i.soTiS Bran---Dun Hay
Unchanged. Whiskey--i2a Cotton tles-7n
BnEstne s66S pork---I.ower; standard
mess, iohbipg, ii.61. Lard-Lower: nrims
steam. 6,?o: choice, $50 Bacon-Boyed
shoulders 5,esM extra short clear. 6eah: rihs
eos shorts. 6S,M. Dry salt mests-pcxe
shoulders. 5lsis, extra short clear. elsus
ribs, e.ei; shorts es5is. Recsinis- Flour 7no1
barrels; wheat 5000 bushels: corn % COZ
bushels; oats 4i.Ono bushels. Shlpments-
Flour 1000 bushels; wheat, 10000 bushels,
corn. $4,000 bushels. oats 1000 bushels,
Puts und Calls on Grain.
Chicago advicss by private wire To n w
Hunter n Co gave nuts or July when, / oGu
md calls loo. Puts on Sentcmber sold n.
say and calls az son, Liquidation Of nro,s.
able iorS wheat continues ana the ma rk.t
NAV sell some lower under this t.k,as 20
prohts, hut on any further decline shcnt3 ha
a yocd purchaee. as the news ss ysr, bnlMsh
rnd tho big bulls have made 40 much ,roI,sv
that smother bulge and squeeze Of tSe shIyts
VII o. an saey matter, Puts on hly NM
ssa shd Gala ssM, Beat traders ara DIN
ee'te pulusn % corn, and have started buy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
VESSELS IN pORr
CLEAREp ron CAl,vrsrov

NiT4NINT4Ef ENTVN,
S. prvGKhcio. Shields. April H.
So Enrinecr, LocShnrt, Liverpool via Spar.
lsh Main, April Il.
So
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APPLEs-Faney Ben Davis, A.75; other va
BkNANAs-si7592Oo per bunch. packed
for shipment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., So ssd2so
fancy. $3.50 Wv sN""
>. oRANGEs--Navels ss.soas,75; seedlings
STRAWBERRIES 2S9i.75 per crate. ac-
coreing to quality. Wv
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uOIIsTnN nANK CLEL5l

The following are the ,tiIn
Houston banks for the week W
the CORE spending time las
With the increase or decrease
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l. bid. Bellcrn. vaice.
Sew iorIS Futures.
futrres opened cncy, at noon quiet closed
quiet. sales $1,000
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stored IN the warehouses OF the Union
and Hoeveler firms.
The officials of the ice company place
their loss at $4,000 on the building
and $l25.000 on the plant, a total of
S275. 600 Their insurance is $3.50, 1000.
The loss of the Union Storage COM
pany and contents of buildings is esti-
mated at 81 100000 The insurance is
roughly estimated al 100000.
The losssof W. A. Hoeveler on build
ings and machinery is close to $500, 900,
with insurance of $50, GOO The loss ON
contents of the building is in round
numbers $4,000, with insurance at
almost full value.
All the:big structures destroyed in the
fire will be rebuilt at once, or as soon as
insurance settlements have been made.
The affairs Of most of the companies
have been left in chaotic state.
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MADE NO PROGRESS.
The House Consumes Whole Session
Over Two Unimportant Bills.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE house
was in a very bad temper and the whole
session was consumed in filibustering
against two bills of minor Importance,
one to Issue duplicate check and the
other to make Rockland, Me-, a sub
port Of entry Neither got further than
the engrossment and third reading
The ueuble arose over the enforce
ment OF lie ule against the discussion
ct irrele al subjects when Mr. Handy,
Demcc.at Of Delaware, attempted to
reply on tie door during the consldera-
tien o. 80, bills to a letter recently
wrsten BY Thomas F. Bayard, secre-
taly ate under the Cleveland adj
NH trsaon, in denuneiation of the
free lver democracy.
Roll call followed roll call all day
long, and partisan feeling reached Il
high piteh Finally, when it became
evident that no progress could be made
with the bills presented, an adjourn
ment was taken until Monday
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BARON HICKEY SUICIDES.
he Gained Notoriety by Taking Possession
of Trinidad Island.

Ell PAso, Tex, Feb. H. - Baron
Harden Hickey, better known as the
prince of Trinidad, committed suicide
at the Pierson hotel in this city. Ser.
wants in the hotel discovered that the
baron was dead The indications were
that he died from drugs taken with sui.
cidal intent. He left letter addressed
to his wife at Corona, Cal, in which he
stated that he was going to die. De-
ceased was married to daughter of
John Fl Flagler of New York, the
Standard oil magnate, in 1891
Baron Hickey attained notoriety some,
time ago when he took possession of
Trinidad island and proclaimed himself
military dictator
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THE MARKETS.


PITTSBuRG, Feb. 10.
WHEAT-No red, 9lo92c No. 2 red, GOA
9lc
CORN-No 2 yellow ear, 351a(936c; No. 2
shelled 321 2Q133c; high mixed shelled, 316D82c.
OATS-No. / white, 301z(93lc; No. white,
90@3012c; extra No. 8 white, 299291ac light
mixed, 2713928c.
HAY-No. l timothy, $10OO91O25; No. 2,
$S.00GS50; No. l clover, mixed, s700lD7 so
packing, $5.50@600; No. ! feeding prairie,
s6.25d650; wagon hay, $10009l0.50 for timo-
thy.
POULTRY-Live-Large spring chickens, So
G65c' per pair; small, 40g45c; large old
chickens, 6o@65c per pair; small, 40@45c
ducks, 50g75c per pair; turkeys; 10911c per
pound; geese, 9oc(g$l.15 per pair. Dressed
Spring chickens, ll@i2c per pound old
chickens, l0G1lc; ducks, 10(9l2c; turkeys, 100
l5c; geese, S(G9c.
BTTTER-Elgin prints, 23c; extra cream
cry, 2lG22c; Ohio fancy creamery, 17(91Sc
country roll, l3(G14c; low grade and cooking,
Safe.
CHEESE-Yew York, full cream, new make,
10Gl0l9c; Ohios, full cream, September, 915(d
loo; Wisconsin Swiss, in tubs 1312(G14c; linn
berger, new, 12013c; Ohio Swiss, in tubs, 1917
@l3c, Swiss, i'll bricks, 5-pound average, II
@l2lac
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania aud Ohio,
in cases, large lots, l6(017c; in jobbing way,
ia toe; storage eggs, 14(Gl5c.
HITTSBURG, FEB. III.
CATTLE-Receipts light, market steady. We
quote prices Prime, S4.90(G500; choice S475g
4S5; good, S4609470; tidy, $445Q460; fair
$4,00G430 common, $3.50G400; heifers, $3.25t0
435; bulls, stays and cows, $2.009400; bologna
cows, SS00Gl5,00; good fresh cows and spring
ers, S3500G5000; common to fair, $150O030 90
HOGS-Receipts light, about 10 double-deck
cars ON sale; market steady on best weights
hghtwegh and pigs slow. We quote:
Prime medium weights and heavy Workers.
$4.l0G4l5; common to fair Workers, S4OOd4. O5:
heavy hogs, S400g4.05; pigs, $3,75@39O; good
roughs, So 20G3.50; common to fair roughs. So 30
G300
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The supply was light
and the market steady at unchanged prices.
Choice sheep, $470g4.S0; good $4.50(a4 Go: fair
S4.l0Gi4 40; common, $3.30G3S5 Lambs-Choice
50 7095S6; common to good, $4.60d565; veal
calves, S6.00G700; heavy and thin calves 81. OOta
800
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.
HOGS-Marhet steady.at So 25(0425.
CATTLE Market steady at S2.75G5lO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market for sbee
steady at S2750465. Lambs-Market stron1
at s400a5,90.
New YORK, Feb. 10.
WHEAT-Spot market steady; No. cred.
1885.
CORN-No. 2. 36s4c
OATS-Spot market firm; No 2, 9Oc bid.
CATTLE-European cables quote American
steers at l054g1l14c per pound dressed weight.
refrigerator beef at 9oess9c per pound.
SHEEP AND .LAMBS-Sheep, So. 5000 10:
lambs, s550G6.15.
HOGS-Market easier at 81. l0(g4.30