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AT NEW YORK.
Refined Sugar Easy at Lower Prices
Wheat still Weak.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-Flour-Receipts 20. 6e3
brls; exports. 9,34l brls. Market weak and tend
ing lower on account of the continued. weakness
in wheat.
wheat-Receipts, 1880 bu; exports 1909 bu
Spot steady; No. 2 red, roc f. o b. afoat, 77zsc
elevator; No. northern Duluth, S5hc f. O. b.
afioat; No. hard Duluth. S9asc (. o. b. afioat
Options opened steady cables. but thereafter
yielded sharply to more liquidation, aggressive
short selling small seaboard clearances and less
active export demand; closed weak at 1ac
cline. January closed at 77Ac: March, rs 15-l60
1880 closed at 19c; May. 7ssQS0 lsl6c, closed at
7ei.c: July. 1s&@7sAc. closed at 7sAc.
Corn-Receipts. sc. 272 bu; exports. 27.26s blu.
afloat Options had a firm opening and subse-
quent strength higher cables, local covering
and rather small receipts West: finally eased off
with wheat and closed steady at $Gisc net adj
vance. January closed at i7c: March. 47ikc May,
44d44ssc. closed at 44l3c; July. f4l4qi4%e. closed
f4i@c
oats-Receipts 200 bu: exports, 10000 bu.
Spot dull No q 36lkc: No g. coke No white.
321zc: No. white. 32kc; track mixed Western
30G31isc. Options fairly steady but dull.
Lard firm: Western steamed. $50: refined
firm: continent. $.S5; South American. ss 65:
compound. $5.5Gft5.621z- Pork firm: family. $50
1915: short-clear sl450@17; mess sl3. .75.
Tallow steady; city (s2 a package), 5kQ5Hc:
country packages free), 5hd51zc. Cotton seed
3Ohc.
Sugar-Raw steady; refined easy; standard A,
5.s0c; confectioners A, 530c; mold A 5S5c:
crushed. Sc; powdered soc; graduated, 5.5oc;
cubes, 5.15c.
Coffee quiet and unchanged
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
fluctuations at st. Louis, Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Cities.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 1s.-F1our weaker; patents,
e. 556l37 70: extra fancy and straight, s3l5d3 80:
clear. 81 70d2.9o. Corn meal steady at 81. Bran
stronger; sacked east track track. ssg7Oe Wheat.
hard. Ssikqssilc. Corr-No. 2. cash. ssc: jan
cash. 2sssc: January. 25s4c; May. 25&Q267sc; No.
white. 27l3GESc. Pork firm; jobbing, $3.50.
Lard higher at So pTy.sa t,, meats i;s tbe1eo
clear Sides, 18Th Bacon (boxed) stronger: extra
shorts 81 STA clear ribs. ss122 clear sides IS 25
Hsy steady timothy ssals; prairie, g. soQio go
Bagging, 7q7Ac Hemp Irvine, &c Receipts
bu; oats. 44.o0c bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls:
wheat 49, COO bu: corn 1896 bu; oats, A. coo bu.
BALTIMORE. Jan. ls.-Flour steady and ur-
changed receipts 5,Ss2 brlss exports, s.55s brls.
Wheat unsettled and higher; spot and January
7Sr Q7slsc: February, i5%g.4c; March. 73%Q75c;
ceipts. ls.44s bu; exports. 2i.odo blu: Southern
wheat, by sample. 70G1ii9c; Southern wheat on
grade. 72tSQ74ilc. Corn firm; spot. January and
FEBRUARY. 4s74sLc; March, 435. l43isc; steamer
4as bu: Southern white corn. 4244s3Ac: South
arn yellow corn. 42ft43c- Oats easier: No. white
siGSlisc No. mixed 2692Slzc. receipts. <2-
5Ss bu
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1s-Wheat-Spot steady:
No / California, IS al: No. 2 red Western win
quiet: March. 6s sad; May es 7sd. Corn-Spot
quiet: American mixed new. IS lid; American
mixed, old. As: futures firm; January IS l07sd;
March, Is l0i; Nav. So SID. Bacon-Clear bellies
STEADY a. lsS Lard-Prime Western. in tierces.
steady at 3ss Sd.
ssxc: cash. No. 2 hard e5is4s7c; No. red. esq
zoe. Corn-May. eek 4363.c; cash. No. mixed.
,ex927c. Receipts-wheat. $500 bu: corn. -. 500
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burg, considerable foundry iron has been
sold at Chicago and large quantities. ot
Southern pig iron are reported dealt in at
Birmingham. The. labor outlook In iron
ooes not promise well. The announces
ment OF the bessemer producers that they
will reduce wages Is per cent has been
met on the part of the men by demand
;or a 10 per cent. increase. The reduction
of 81 a ton on freight rates from Pitts
burg to New York Is expected TO help for
eign business materially.
Wheat. including four. shipments FOR the
week were 3. 336. 05z bushels. against 5.ssl0a5
last week. 1851. 900 I'm the corresponding
week of 1900 and 5. lSS GIL I'm 1899. From July
/ to date wheat exports are 10. 1852 800
bushels. against 113, 3S0l last season and
lS9 4,7ls I'm 1889. Corn exports for the
week aggregate 5.1s4550 bushels. against
4s97.435 last week, 3.1s9.3i2 bushels in this
week a year ago and 2.s2s.l in 1899. From
July / TO date corn exports are los S02 SIS
bushels. against 122, c69 last season and
Il. 020 100 in 1883.
Business failures I'm the United States
for the week number go against - last
week. Us in 1900. 262 In 1893. 800 in 1855 and
DC in 1867
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
A Little More Activity I'm Trade
Values Continue steady.

On the wholesale streets yesterday more busi-
ness was transacted than on any other day Of
the present week With this prices. as a rule.
were firm and steady. Coffees very firm and
advices OF bulsh nature. Demand excellent.
Stocks Of green apples large and are not
moving activeiy enough TO please the commits
sion merchants. Prices were expected to be
higher in January. but thus far the commission
houses have been glad that they have held their
own Receipts OF oranges are large but quota
tions we'll held. with good demand Prices
OF Irish potatoes rule easy but sweet potatoes
are steady. Receipts OF eggs are well up with
the demand and prices remain much the same
Poultry is steady, with good demand for chick
ELS and ducks. RABBITS are In large supply and
weak in prize. Flour is weak at quotations. The
American Sugar defining Comra-y. OF New
York. has reduced all grades of refined sugars
10 points.
The local grain market is slow on light
ccipts. All cereals in good request at the
following range OF prices on the track as report
ell by the secretary OF the Board Of Trade:
wheat-No. red, 75c; No. red. milling
freight, 75c; No. red, 71673c wagon wheat. 75c.
Corn-No. 1 white, 3Shc: No. white, 3sAc;
No 3 white. 3sAc: No. white. 4hG36Ac; No.
white mixed. 371sc; No. white mixed. 37l1c; No.
No. 8 yellow. s7s4c: No. 4 yellow, s5xGs5&c: No.
mixed. 37I1c; No. mixed, 3715c; No mixed,
33HG35I5c; corn. Csc.
Oats-No. white. 26%c; No. white. 25%c; No.
mixed. 24%c; No. mixed, 23xc.
Inspection5-Wheat: No. red, cars. Corn:
yellow. car; No mixed, cars: No. mixed.
cars; ear corn, cars; total. Is cars. Oats: No.
2 mixed Hay No. timothy, cars; No.
timothy, car: total. cars Oas straw: car.
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BOSTON, jan 1s.-The Commercial Bulletins
report of the wool trade will say tomorrow:
The receipts of the week have been 2465 bales
domestic and 1871 bales foreign, against 6,S65
bales domestic and L. 65 bales foreign last week,
and 6,139 bales domestic and 2045 bales foreign
for the corresponding week last year The re-
cepts since Jan. l show a decrease OF ZOO
bales domestic and 3.014 bales foreign COM
pared with the same period OF last year. All
statistics of sales are bogus. the ironciad
oath OF Boston dealers to suppress exact in
formation still holds in the trade The demand
is good and better distributed. The American,
Narskok Manchester and Lorraine mills have
led the buyers this week. including
smaller mills that have not been in the market
for months. Prices have not generally ad-
vanced, but there has been no cutting
of the basis of fine medium territory, which
has formed the bulk Of the sales to lower
level than 43c. The advance Of to IA per cent
In London at the auctions has increased the ce-
mand for Australian wool in this market, and
the secured pound. American Purchasing m
Australia has increased this week. and Cur total
10000 bales ordinarily announced as the Total.
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R0SEwATER ALARMED.
Judge, Attorney and Police Chief Re-
strained from Annoying Him.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. 1s.-The vote on
United States senator to-day was: Allen. So;
Hitchcock. sc: Thompson, 81; Crounse. 10:
Currie. Is; Hainer, 6; Kincaid. 4; Hinshaw,
IS; Meiklejohn. IS: Rosewater. Is; ccatter-
irg. Is.
Edward Rosewater to-day obtained in
functions restraining Police Judge King.
of South Omaha, from issuing any more
warrants for his arrest, County Attorney
Shields from filing any more complaints
against him and Chief of Police Mitchell.
of South Omaha. from serving any more
warrants upon him until further orders
from the court. The case comes up before
Judge Fawcett, in the District Court, Jan.
&c. These injunctions apply to the COM
plants, warrants and arrests on charge OF
violating the '.corrupt-practice" act. by un-
lawful expenditure of money 10 secure
votes. In his application for the injunction.
Mr. Rosewater declares that the issuing
and serving of these papers is injuring his
candidacy for United States senator.
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RETAIL TRADE CHECKED.
Unreasonable Weather the Cause
Iron, Steel and the Cereals.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say: Speculation has Jagged.
but the trade on spring account has on
the whole improved this week Southern
and Southwestern trade is opening up sat-
isfactorily and there are better reports re-
ceived from the Northwest as to the out
look for spring business. As to retail dis
tribution, conditions are hardly so fayora-
ble The third week of January ends with
weather conditions unfavorable to retail
demand for woolens. rubbers and footwear
and the demand for household sizes of
coal has quieted somewhat On the other
hand, the open season has helped the dis
tribution of hardware paints and glass.
and an advance of nearly one-third is re-
ported in window glass. Lumber appears
to have been active at the West and whole
salers have done more at the East but ex-
port trade lags.
The textile situation is net altogether
clear. Cotton has weakened on increased
stocks at the South and reports that
Southern yarn and Fall River print cloth
manufacturers are considering shut-downs,
and in spite of reiterations of low crop esti-
mates which the present movements GER
tainly do not confirm. Wool is in slack
demand and manufacturers buy only to
cover orders. Orders for overcoatings have
been of fair volume. but cloak manufac-
better. The shoe trade is in good shape
so far as spring orders are concerned. and
leather is firm. Southern trade continues
as a whole fair to good and the outlook Is
regarded as a cheerful one Another 'sre-
adjustment of refined sugar rates has oc-
Cured, with the result of decrease of 10
cents per hundred pounds In price OF gran
ulated.
1t has been week OF ebbing strength in
the cereals. Argentine reports display an
india rubber Inconsistency. and this week
have been devoted TO stretching estimates
of the export surplus from that country
Northwestern wheat receipts also have
been heavy, and the so-called Wall-street
interest is reported to have been liquidat-
ing. Corn receipts are heavier and prices
are lower, partly also In sympathy with
the decline in wheat. which Is now cents
off from the top of the January rise. Flour
is dull. but the decline OF 10 TO % cents a
barrel has tended 10 help export business.
War, rather rumors Of war. has been
the chief subject of discussion In the iron
and steel trade this week. and TO some ex-
tent has exerted a depressing effect on
sentiment New demand at this time how
ever Is never very large and conditions as
a whole are healthy and even promising.
Certainly mills are well sold ahead and
pig iron production Is very large. Prac-
tically nothing is heard of advances in
price. and IL Is almost certain that steel
rails will go no higher. Some good bust
ness I'm this line has been transacted and
despite reports that export trade Is dead
sO0oa tons have been sold at Chicago 10
60 abroad. Salts OF pig iron win foot up
q good total as whole More has been
done IN bessemer pig and btllsts q Pitts
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Elsewhere

CHICAGO. JAN observation-disclosures. $500, in
Guiding 400 Texans Choice steers steady to
strong, others slow and weak. including butch
ers' stock. Poor to medium steers s36r5 10:
stoekers :. and feeders 81 7oa4 60; cows 81 7542s
at $2.65Q475; calves. s3.75d610; Texas fed steers
siq4.75; Texas grass steers. s3ds.4o: Texas bulls.
Hoss-Receipts, 10000; left over, 1,5oO; esti-
mated tomorrow. 10000. Market Toe higher and
butchers s. i5a5 10; good 70 choices heavy $500
542h rough heavy, s51s@5.25; light S. l5l5. IS;
Sheep and iambs-Receipts. 5000. Sheep firm
yearlings up to $: q; lambs strong; good TO
s3.5od3.s5: Western sheep. s375al60; Texas
sheep. 81 5oq35o native lambs. $.2595.so; West
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Beeves-Receipts. 35ls
Steers more active and steady to shade higher
Bulls 1oc to 15c higher; thin cows firm. others
oxen, s3.GG4.25; bulls. ss.106410 export grades
$40: cows 81 95G3. As. Cables quote live cattle
refrigerator beef lower at slac per lib. Shin.
ments-Cattle, $50; quarters of beef. 5.IOo
soda veais tse calves s5ssdy ana all
barnyard calves ssas.25; yearlings. s25OG275
Western hogs. s5.55; State hogs would sell at
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 7,4lo Sheen barely
steady: prime lambs steady to firm: medium
and common weak Sheep. s3q4.5o; lambs. s5Q
$50; Canada lambs. S..
shipping and export steers. 81 SOS 50; dressed
under
40; cows and heifers. s26I4. IS, Gamers n "a
275: bulls, s2q3S; Texas and Indian steers
ss.ss64.so. with the best worth s.; cows and
Hoes-Receipts $500 Market Zoe higher. pigs
and lights sS.2oqs.N: packers. s5.25@5s5; butch
steady Native muttons. sss5Ql25; lambs, N' 506
$50: culs and bucks. $225Q4.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts L
100 natives. $50 Texans. 80 calves. Market steady
Native beef steers. s4.25G525: stockers and feed
ners. s. 5oGs western Texas steers "a san so
40; Texas and Indian steers, 3&G4 so: bulls
s.. 1904 IS: calves. 81 5o97
Hogs-Receipts. l3. 500 Market sc higher; top.
mixed packers. s5.25Q535; light. S. 1906 30; pigs.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 100. Market
steady Western lambs. s5l5d5.45; Western
s4.50Q4.75.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 1S-Receipts-Cattle.
81 cars; sheep and lambs. so: hogs As Ship
ments-Cattle. IS ears; sheep and lambs. q !;
hogs %.
Cattle steady, with better tone to the mar
ket. Calvee-Fair demand and steady; choice
to extra. ssds25 good to choice. 81. 5ods
Hogs active on the basis OF $40 for heavy
si,soa4.s 80: stays s. 75@i Closed nrn at s5ss for
desirable grades.
Sheep and lambs-M Market a shade higher.
@ faa to 70 oe sooa to :, choice
"a. 50l5. so. Sheep. choice TO extra. 81 1906 good
TO choice. N5o4f.55; fair 10 good. si5o6fi.75
SOUTH OMAHA. jan Observation-Disclosures
1900. Market active and stronger Native beef
steers s30sse: cows and heifers, ssasss5: calves.
Hoxs-Receipts. 7.soc. Market TIC to 100
higher but closed weak Heaxy. &.z73tGs. =;
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twelve Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Jan. is. 1901 fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. 12s East Market street Both tele-
phones 1904:
Oscar +. Mann TO Waldo b. Rosseter, Lot
101. in Douglass Park s., 500
Ben L. Darrows to Sarah Lovett, Lots AZ
and 43 Clark's addition TO Haughville.... 200
Elgin j. Hoover to William NJ. st. Clair,
, Lot 125 jefferson Park. 500
Arthur G. Fosdyke to Fred Cline, Lots sos,
3O6 and 300 II. r. Aliens second north
Frank r. Stewart to James A Wilson, Lot
5. Square II. brakes addition. 1900
William +. Lynch to Henry F. Meyerrose
Lot 4. Square s. s. A. Fletcher. jr.'s
northeast addition ......................... / 299
William II. English TO Milton z. Wayrnire,
Lot q, Section j, Martindales Hill Place
addition :......................... s75
Rebecca c. Schofield to Henry Washington.
Lot 10. Block "a, Sangster Harrison Il
Co.'S Oak Hill addition. .................. Dos
Charles Smith to j. Charles MCCULLOUGH
Lot Is, Block TO- Caven & Rockwood's
East Woodawn addition. ................. ZOO
Alexander Cohen to William p Brown. Lot
]. Yandes & Wilkns's subdivision OF
Square 100 $500
John III. Vajen to John w. Trotter, Trustee,
part east half of southeast quarter Sec
ton %. Township 1e. Range 4............ 10000
Amelia Banzie TO William r. McClelland,
Lot 30 Joseph H. Clark's North Capitol
addition ............................ $500
Transfers 70. consideration sa2 600
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
BETTER GRADES OF CATTLE ACTIVE
At STEADY TO STRONG PRICES.
Hogs Active at Five to Ten Cents
Hfgher-Sheep Active and Steady
Condition of other Markets.

UNION STOcKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.250; shipments, 5eo the
receipts OF cattle were comparatively LIBERAL
being the largest in about one month me ar
rivals included a fair number OF good KINDS IN
their class. but the quality generally was not
improved. and there were more common 10 me-
dunn kinds than the trade required The mar
ket opened with all buyers in the field. and.
with reasonably fair competition for all the
better grades the trading was active at tuiiy
steady to strong prices for any that answered
that description. There was also an average
demand for stockers and feeding cattle. ana
steady prices prevailed. Buyers were discrimi-
mating against the butcher steers weighing Looo
to 100 lbs and for the most part they were
considered 1oc to 15c lower. Sales included steers
weighing around 1850 lbs at $780, with l2so-io
kinds at s4.75 and 1.ooo-lb cattle brought as
high as S4s5. Hefers sold at 5000 and COWS
at s2G4. Quotations:
xp01t x~~s..,o gtoo The md
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bu: oats. 5000 bu. shipments-wheat. 72.oOo bu;
corn. 900 bu: oats, 5000 bu.
CINCINNATI, Jan. B.-Flour easier Wheat
nrIn; No. red. SOC. Corn quiet: No. mixed.
SS45S4c. Oats steady No. mixed. &c. Rye
steady; No. mixed, 55G56c. Lard firm at 1920.
Bulk meats steady at s. Is. Bacon dell and I'M
changed Whisky firm at si-E per gal. Sugar
easier.
TOLEDO. Jan. 1s.-Wheat-Cash and January,
nc; May, 7eAc; July. 7sc. Corn-Cash and jan
uary, 37izc; May s9&c OatS-Cash and jan
uary. 25c; May. 26ikc. Rye. 53c, Clover seed.
1898 prime 500; 1929 prime. IS co. cash and jan
uary, $40; March, s7.27iz.
DULUTH, Jan. 1S.-Wheat-Cash. No. hard,
I3izc; No. l northern. 71izc; No. northern,
6l1zg611zc; No. spring. 3i4G604c; TO arrive, No.
l hard. 74&c; No. northern. 72%c: May, 75iec;
July. 76ssc. Corn, 36hc Oats. 265sQ26+c.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 1S.-wheat-Cash. 7sc:
May, 74c; July. 744Q74zsc; on track, No. hard.
.4Ac; No. ! northern. 72s.c; No northern,
69p701zc
MINIATURES. Jan. ls.-Barsey easier; No. 2.
5sg6Oc; sample, 454S7c.
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Certificates have beer issued 10 the following
named Indianians:
Original-Janes n Johnson, Pernvlle Sc
Additional-~Clark Dodson, Marion. si2: John
McClars. Memphis. <12.
Restoration and Fe:ssue-John Garberson Cde-
ceased. Jeffersonyille, SIP
Increa se-Frank j. Sherart. Lowell. $50 Fred
erick Sta.llne. Montpelier. IS: John yiehrnan
Soldiers Home. MaIIcl. IS.
Reissue and Inerease-James f. Hixenbaugh
Anderson. s.
Original Widows etc--Marsaret J. simpson
owensYllle, s.: mirrors OF Archie Hayes Indian
apolis. {l}. uarcha v. Lovett. Mechanicsburg SIS:
Elizabeth Finster. Ieru. Is: Susan NJ CIapp'
South Whitley. s.: Eliza Helen Garberson. JET
fefsonvilie. IS. =
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VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. IS.
Births.

Maggie and Harry e. Sample 2so7 Hovey
street, girl
Lizzie and Albert L. Rochelle, 1876 Arrow ave-
nue.. girl.
Ella and Charles j. orbison. ga Weghorst
street, boy.
Claudia and J. A. Sweeney. sls Keystone ave-
nue. boy.
Katie and Herman vahle. 1921 winsor street.
girl
Grace and H. U. Baird. city. boy.
Eiva and joan w. Love. 221e Union stree,
girl.
sallie and Thomas F. Mccabe. 900 East Wash
ington street. boy.
Mabel and Nicholas Connolly. 200 Geisepdorrr
street, boy.
Sallie and Harlem Allison. l42s Aston street
boy -
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MRS. NATION WILL LECTURE.
Having Been Freely Advertised She
VIII Go ON the Rostrum.

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. 1s.-County At
torney conley has dismissed the charge
against Mrs. Carrie Nation. He says:
1.-THE defendant labors under a deIusion
to such an extent as To be practically ir-
responsible. Further confinement In jail
would not improve her condition of mind. -
Mrs. Nation delivered lecture at New
ten to-day and will. IL is said, soon start on
a lecturing tour. Money was not lacking
TO fight the legal battle for Mrs. Nation
Private individuals from all over the coun-
try, In addition TO the various W. C. T. u.
organizations, aided financially.
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Deaths.

Martha E. Bourgoin. seventy-nine years 1O25
State avenue, grip
Julia A. Trick. lightweight years. 17ls Central
avenue, asthma
John Cunningham. eighty-two years, As LETTER.
son avenue, senility.
Fred w. Knight. twenty-one years. St. Vim
cents Hospital pneumonia.
Margaret Golfer. seventy-four years. CTS Home
Place, grip.
Green Ray. eighty-one years. 114s Malott ave-
nue.. grip.
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Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments. 1000 The
receipts OF hogs were only fairly liberal, and
the quality generally good. with few
loads of prime kinds represented The market
opened with a better demand from outside
sources. and with strong competition from local
packing houses the trading from the start was
considerably animated and prices were unevenly
higher Different statesmen quoted the advance
from sc to 10c, and sales show that the average
was nearly 7i2c above yesterday. Sales ranged
from s.. 2095 40 and they largely at s5.27lzQ
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mixed s5.27skG5.sO: light. ss.25as.sO; bulk of
sales. S5.27iz15.30-
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, $50. Market active.
Yearlings, s440G4S5; wethers. s3.25aI50; lambs
4-506f5.5o
CINCINNATI Jan. iS.-Cattle steady at s2.25
ass.
Hogs active at 4I565.25.
Sheep steady at Sl.50Q4: lambs easier 1T $3.50
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-There has been no
further business of any moment in print cloths
to-day. In other cotton goods the demand has
been of about the, same as of previous days of
has been represented In printed goods. Prices
are without material change in any direction.
Linens in moderate request, but firm in
price Burlaps are scarce and very firm for
Calcutta goods.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull.
No. spring wheat. 6sQ72c: No. red 75c. No.
corn, 374q37lzc; No. yellow. s7hds7lsc No.
white, 2s7sd27hc. No. rye. 5oG52c. Fair to
choice mailing barley. $4,000. No. 1 ffaxseed.
tract grade, 81. Prime timothy seed, $3.50. Mess
pork. per brl, s14G1405. Lard, per 100 lbs ST. 40d
74211: short rib sides Ooose). S7G7.25: dry-sated
shoulders (boxed), s6256s.50; short-clear sides
(boxed), E30G740. Whisky. basis Of high wines,
s17. Sugars-Cut loaf. 6.37c; confectioners A.
$3.50: off A. 5.54c.
Receipts-F1our. $1,000 brls. wheat H. 900 bu;
corn 373. 900 bu; oats. 1000 bu: rye, 5000 bu
barley. 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls;
wheat. 214000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu oats, 307 900
blu: rye. 1000 bu; barley. 5000 bu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-19
He i. Now "Grnndpa Dia..,

CITY OF MExIC0. Jan. 1S-President
Iiazs first grandson was born last night.
and to-day the diplomatic corps and dis
tinguished visitors IN crowds have been,
showering congratulations on Captain and
Mrs. Diaz. the parents.