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KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2l.-Cattle-Receipts 400
natives 500 Texans. 200 calves. Market generally
steers S6a6.s0; fair TO good. SiSoG5.s0; stockers
and feeders S.50G4.75; Western fed steers, &.50
@6.20; Texas and Indian steers. Std5.25: Texas
cows, s2.5OG425; native cows. S275y95; heifers.
5000: Gamers. S2g2.e5; bulls. $225q4S5; calves
Hogs-Receipts. 10000. Market loc TO l5c
e~eT s tep' $50 Duk OF sais; $500 heaN w
ShepIReceipts, $500. Market steady Western
lambs. S5.50G6; Western wethers SL50G505:
and feeders. S2.50a4.
CHICAGO. Jan 1.-Cattle-Receipts. $500.
to medium. Aq6; stockers and feeders. S.25d475:
cows, &2594l5; heifers, S2.5Oq2s5 Gamers. 81
q2:25: bulls. s225ql.60: calves. S2.25ds25; Texas
fed steers. 50 25a6.25.
estimated; left over. 10000. Market l0c TO lbo
lower. Mixed and butchers. S59Oas2 %: good 10
R gRt s asSs bulk Of sa esus g
Sheep-Receipts $1,000. Sheep steady; lambs
as: fair to choice mixed. SSsas IS: Western tern
sheep. g. 25a5l5: native lambs. SS5oQ6; Western
ST LOUIS. Jan. Z.-Cattle-Receipts. $780,
including 100 Texans. Market steady. Native
beef and butcher steers. s4ds; steers under 1000
lbs, S2.65d5.25; stockers and feeders. t265d4.25:
81 soa425: Texas and Indian steers. s. 25a5 so:
cows and heifers, S2.6063S0.
Hogs-Receipts 10, 800. Market lower Pigs and
lights. s5.sOas.l5; packers. sslOas.S5; butchers.
Native muttons, s3.5Od475; lambs. S5d6.l5: culls
and bucks, s. .2594; stockers. SL5og225
NEW YORK. Jan. -Beeves-Receipts. So7;
Cables quoted American steers at 2%Gi3Izo
dressed weights refrigerator beef at l0Gl0iac per
pound. Exports, 1,050 beeves, 1850 sheep and
about s, 500 quarters OF beef.
Calves-Receipts. ia. Market steady. Noals
sold at S4d9; car OF Western calves at $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts. 1872. Sheep slow and weak:
lambs in fair demand at l0c lower. Sheep sold
at $s.soq4S5; one small bunch. $3.50; culis. s.;
lambs. s5.90d620.
hogs, s6.25.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan N.-Cattle-Receipts.
1900 Market active and steady TO strong. Ma
tive steers, &Q6.75; cows and heifers, $3n4.75;
Western steers. &.75q450: Texas steers, s. 500
40 Gamers, Sl-75d2S5 stockers and feeders.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850. Market l0c lower.
Heavy. 81. 20G6 80: mixed. s6G6.15: light. $500
els; pigs. 81. 50d5.50; bulk OF sales, s6Q626.
Sheep-Receipts, 4.O00. Market active and
steady to strong. Fed muttons. s. 25dB26: West
erns $s75Qt-5o; ewes. 5000. common and
stocksrs S2.75Q4.25; lambs, S45006.l0.
EAST BUFFALO, Jan. H.-cattie-Receipts
light. Market fairly steady. Veals. seq7.IS:
Hogs-Rsceipts. $500. Market fairly active but
lower Heavy. ss.e5g6.75; mixed. s6.5Od6.60 pigs.
s.. 1906 50: roughs. S5-40Q5.s5: stays AQ4.50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500. Sheep steady;
tops S3G4 10: culls 70 fair, s2G4 wethers. s. %
Q{75; yearlings. H50G5. Lambs 100 strongeri
tops IS. 9Od6: culls 10 fair. Sc. 15Qs-&-
CINCINNATI, Jan. H.-Hogs easy 81 N7b0
go
Cattle strong at s225a5T
Sheep easy at s2Q4l0. Lambs dun and lower
at $4.25d575
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Wool.

BOSTON, Jan. H.-The wool market here
shows little change from recent conditions, the
tone being firm, while the demand is moderate.
There is weakness shown in prices, and the
purchases made during the fall cut into the
supply of the most desirable worsted woods, and
such not plentiful at present. Fine Territory
woods OF good staple are scarce, and such COM
mand extreme prices when available Good lots
of fine medium Territory quoted on the
staple zS45Oc. Fleece woods firm. and
some houses keep sold ahead faster than the
wc0ls can be opened. The trade, as whole,
quotes the market firm but quiet Sales of Ohio
washed delaines have been made at 2S12429c,
with Ohio feeces at 26q27c, some fancy lots
261z627c is quoted. with sales the former price.
The market for Australian woods is firm, with
offerings moderate.
LONDON. Jan 2i.-The first series OF the 1902
wool auction sales opened to-day. There was a
fairly large attendance of continental, American
and home buyers and competition was spirited.
The offerings numbered $3.50 bales, of unusually
good quality. Cross breds sold per cent higher,
medium and coarse, 10 per cent; and Cape of
Good Hope and Natal and slipes unchanged TO
per cent. dearer. There a few lots with
drawn. Americans purchased cross breds mod
eratsly. Following the sales in detail New
South Wales, 1900 bales; secured, 4dq1s Sd;
greasy, 4AQ1O11d. Queensland 500 bales; secured.
Is 2dd1s Cd; greasy, 61z4Sd. Victoria, 400 bales;
secured. is 1hd01s 412d; greasy, 5dl0l9d. South
Australia, 500 bales secured, 91sdG1s Sd; greasy.
4A 49d. West Australia, 700 bales; greasy, 6%a
7%d. New Zealand. 1000 bales; secured. 3i9G
I'D: greasy, SQ91Ad. Cape OF Good Hope and
4q7d
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 21.-wool firm; medium. 13d
171ac; light fine. 1215Q15c; heavy fine. 1o912c tub
washed, 14I24c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 21.-Flour quiet; red winter
patents, $3.05d420; extra fancy and stralghts,
at SsGl6.3 Corn meal steady at S3.25 Bran dull
and nominal; sacked, Sl.05. Wheat stronger; No.
red. cash. elevator. sec; track, size; May. Soc
No 2, cash, sSssc; track, sStc: May. 634sc; July,
661ac Oats higher; No. q cash, 47l9c; track, 4sc;
Rye arm at $50 PORK better: Jobbing SIS 10.
Lard better at 1926. Dry-salted meats (boxed
steady; extra shorts ss621a; clear ribs, %:6z12;
shorts $3.50 clear ribs. S9s2ls; clear sides, 800
Hay-TimOthy steady at S3Ql5; prairie weak at
ssQ13, Whisky steady at S132 Iron cotton ties
ceipts-FlouT, 1900 bTls wheat. 1900 bu; corn
50 600 bu; oats. 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, H.
1000 bu.
BALTIMORE, jan 21-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat unsettled; Spot the month and
No. red s1lzQslAc; Southern by sample. $50
S91sc southern on grade S2zqSS1sc Corn es du III
e6%c; May. S7izI67ssc; steamer mixed eS14g
yellow corn SON oats dull; No. 2 white,
SaaSe sa No mixed Sic R 3S97I dull; NO
MILWAUKEE,, Jan H.-Barley weak; No. q
6496411c; sample 55Q63i1c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. H.-wheat-Spot No. red
spring steady at IS I'd No California. Arm at
IS Sd. Corn-Spot steady; American mixed IS
can refned' in i pals quiet at at ASS Cd Prime
Western quiers. 46s I'd. Bacon-Cumberland CUT
steady at Ais; clear bellies steady at 51s.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. Il-W nedI-ddy, dd12CS
July. 76Ac; cash. No hard. 751sQ79c; No 2 red
s71zc; No. spring, 7.1297oc. Corn-January. csc ;
May, 66ssc; cash, No mixed. 65q66c; No. 2
white 6slkc. Oats-Eo white, 4s94s1sc. Re
eeipts-Wheat, 800 bu; corn $500 bu' oats Is;
blu; oats. Il. 900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2l.-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet; No. red so7zc- Corn easy; No 2 mixed,
easy; No. 2, SIC. Lard quiet at go. Bulk
meats firm at $50 Bacon, 1925. Whisky, dis
tillers' finished goods steady on basis Of sLs2.
Sugar quiet.
TOLEDO. Jan. 21.-Wheat-January, ssc; May,
size; July. SIC. Corn-January. 622c; May, 6512c;
July. 6519c. Oats-Jenuary. 4sc; May, 47Ac; July,
41Ac. Clover seed-January, $3.50; March, S5.s5.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 21-Wheat-Cash. 75rsc;
May, 757sc; July. 77hc; on track No 1 hard.
7e1sc; No northern, 751sc; No. northern, 1875
67Sssc.
DULUTH, Jan. N.-Wheat-Cash No. 1 hard,
TIC; No northern TIC; No. l northern, 74lso;
July. 7s1ac. Oats, 4sd459ic. Corn. SIC.
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At NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Flour-Receipts,
IA bu: exports. ESQ: fairly active
with wheat. Cornmeal quiet; yellow West
ern. s1.35: city. 1872: Brandywine. s36Ods. 20.
Rye steady; No 2 Western. 7O19c f. o. b.
aflOat.
wheat-Receipts. $500 bu; exports. 125.-
$40 Spot firm: No 2 red SSlsc f. o. b.
afioat; No. l hard, Manitoba, SS4sc (. o. b.
afloat Opening a shade lower because of
bearish cable, the wheat market turned
strong in the forenoon on vigorous buying
for an advance, prospects for a cold wave
West. covering and strength in coarse
grains. a midday bear raid broke prices
sharply, but was followed soon by a second
upturn on returns OF light cash stocks at
Chicago, closing 1sd1zc net higher; March,
S5GS59sc closed at S55sc: May. S44QS5lsc.
closed at S5lsc; July, S4lsqS47sc, closed at
S47sc
Corn Receipts, 10000 bu Spot steady;
No. 2. CSC elevator 6914c f. O. b. afiOat. Gen
eral flrmness prevailed in the corn market
midday. on small receipts. covering and
with wheat, IL rallied on covering and
closed firm at Ssd7sc net advance: May.
6TsG6S24c, closed at 6S24c; July closed at
6S3sc.
Oats-Receipts. 10000 bu: exports. 10 600.
Spot firmer; No. ?. sic; No. g. 5015c; No. 8.
53iac; track mixed. Western. 5lG52c; track
white. 52d5Sc. Options irregular.
Hay barely steady; shipping 6OT65c: good
10 choice. S7ia09Oc.
Cutmeats quiet; picked bellies, IS 7571O:
picked hams, $9.75ql0. Lard easy: West
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RALLY In ALL CEREALS
END OF PROFESSIONAL LIQUIDATION
THE CHIEF CAUSE.
Weather Reports and Better Cash De-
mnnd Were Other Factor.-Hox
Products Weak, Closing Lower.

CHICAGO, Jan. H.-All grains rallied
from yesterdays depression to-day. Early
markets were inclined to carry over the
wet weather weakness, but covering saved
the day for prices. and May wheat closed
&c higher, corn Ad%o up and oats 104c
higher. Provisions lost 5Q1215c
The news OF general precipitation over
the winter country sent prices back from
yesterdays close at the opening to-day
The foreign markets were nearly all lower,
though not to such a degree as character
lied local pits yesterday A good deal
OF wheat was for sale early, and outside
markets started weak Shorts were nu-
merous, however, and covered freely.
Longs. who began to unload early, were
soon bailed out, and the stop loss orders
that depressed prices still further ceased
shortly after the opening. May started
shade to 1fQ9sc lower at 7s1sQ7sHsc and sold
down to 7S1zc There were reports of dam
age to Russian crops from frosts, and when
the opinion began TO be voiced among trad
ers that this dip was the elimination of
the wet weather liquidation prices rallied.
Several heavy professional shorts covered
openly and Influenced followers A COM
mission house demand sprang up and May
advanced to 1910 There was another
slight dip profit taking, but buying set
In again and May went to 79%c, closing
firm, 12c up. at 794sQ7s&c. Local receipts
were "a cars; Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 354 cars, q total of 40S cars, against
4l9 cars last week and 40 cars last year
Primary receipts were 454 900 bu, compared
with $4,000 bu last year. Seaboard clear
ances, in wheat and -four, equaled 345 600 bu
Though English cables I'm corn were lower
following yesterdays local decline, corn
opened with faint show of strength
Western offerings were light and commits
sion houses had good buying orders, while
shorts covered literally. Wet weather
brought fears of slower country move
improved, rains in Argentina were report
ed insufficient, and after a small early
dip prices went up readily to 645sc, and
closed, %Q7sc higher, at 64i9c Receipts
were 151 cars.
Oats were rather independent of other
grains. The early tone was strong on light
offerings. The wet weather and further
decreased stocks were other factors in
the strength. At the early low prices al
most nothing was offered, and after prices
advanced we'll liquidation was limited May
sold UP to 4611c, but lost some OF its
strength on the dips in other grains. The
close was firm, M6&c up, at 46AG463sc.
Receipts were 100 cars.
Provisions We're inclined toward weak
ness through the whole session on liberal
hog receipts. The opening prices for hog
products were lower all around, and the
early grain weakness influenced slight dips.
The later grain strength helped the tone
little. but May pork closed 1215c lower
at s16S21a lard sc lower at $3.50 and ribs
unchanged at $.oOQS.621R.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
% cars; corn, so cars; oats. 40 cars; hogs,
1900 head.
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NV
Frederick MacmOnnes has definitely decided TO
abandon sculpture for painting, and intends to
leave France for New York. Besides the canvas
OF old man, which he exhibited at the salon
last spring, he has completed some excellent
works which will undoubtedly furnish food for
animated discussion. Among these are the por-
traits OF the Countess de TroDriand and Miss
May Palmer. daughter OF the late Cortlandt
Palmer, OF New York. Miss Palmer is repre-
sented standing in orchard, wearing a gof.
cOlOred Chinese gown, forming a bold but sue
cessful contrast with her auburn hair. Another
large canvas completed by Macmonnies is an
open air group of his own family Mrs Mac
nonnies is reclining in a straw chair while near
by are ganboling her two charming little daugh-
tiers The village curate OF Giverny forms the
subject Of a delightful church interior finished
last October The priest Is in full canOTical cos
tune, having just completed his offices al The
altar. IL viii be interesting TO observe the prog
ress in his new field OF art endeaVor ~ the
sculptor who made himself famous by his
Nathan Hale and his worlds fair fountain
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Oils.

SAVANNAH Jan. 21.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 42lkc Rosin firm. Quote: A, b. c, d.
81 22Ia; f, s127iA: F. sLS2h; c.. s.371a; II, $1.45;
l. 81 70; L. 81 %; NJ 50 So; n, $685. window glass,
IS 20: water white, 1855.
OIL CRY, Jan. 21-Credit balances. s1.15; GER
tifcates no bids or offers. Runs, II O22 brls av-
erage. 49, 44s brls. Shipments. 142S61 brls, aver
age 81. $50 brls.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 21.-spirits OF turpentine
steady at 41G42c. Rosin firm at si.10q115. Crude
S1.25.
MONTPELIER, Jan. III Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. S5c; South Lima and In
diana, soc.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 21.-Spirits of turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
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Chicago Stocks.
[Granger FarwelI C Co.'S wire.I
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
iu2s and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, az
as per cent; time loans, 56i6 per cent
Clearings. 81. PCS. S2l; balances, $16s 342. As.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 3IL
per cent; closed, bid and asked 364 Prime
mercantile paper. 417a5l7 per cent. Sterling
ers' bills, S4S7 for demand. s4.S 4Aq4S4ss for
sixty days: posted rates. S4.S5 and 81 S.;
commercial bills. AS3Ld4 S3%. Clearings
1854. 42S, 2S9; balances. $9.53S, sos.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange SASS for
sixty days and Sass on demand. New York
exchange. 4Oc premium. Clearings, $29 2O6, :
l45; balances s.. 679, 1913.
BOSTON.-Clearings s24, 721, 127; balances
81 949. 621.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 8 per cent
Clearings. so, SOP; balances, s., 4s7, 7g7
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 4AQ6 per cent New
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NEW YORK. Jan. Especial cable and
telegraphic communications to Bradstreet's
shows the following changes in available
supplies from last accounts: Wheat in the
United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies a decrease of 357,0 bu; afoat for
and in Europe. an increase Of 100000; total
supply, an increase of $4,000. Corn. an in
crease of 401 600 bu. Oats. decrease Of Az
900 bu. The leading increases are those of
$4,000 bu at Manitoba storage points, 200
a Portland Nc. 90. 900 at Chicago private
elevators. and so 900 Minneapolis private ele-
vators. The leading decreases include those
of 100000 bu at Northwestern interior ele-
vators and 194, 900 bu at Louisville.
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Hot Air I'm Boston.
Judge.

Little Emerson-Mamma, I find no marginal
note in elucdaton OF this expression, which /
observe frequently 10 occur in my volume Of
"Fairy-tale Classics with bated breath -
What is the proper Interpretation OF the
phrase?
Mamma-"With hated breath nv son. com
monty occurs in fairy tales; your father often
returns from piscatOrial excursions with bated
breath. The phrase in such instances. how
ever. has no significance as applying 70 the bal
employed 10 allure the fish. but is merely an
elastic term OF dubious meaning and suspicious
origin, utilized. as / already have intfmated
simply because Of the sanction which IL has
gained by customary usage In fairy tales gem
orally. Do you comprehend. Emerson?
Little Emerson-Perfectly. mamma.
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Transfers. IL: consideration. ...........


r. S. Pierson. frame cottage Orleans street.
near Beecher street, $500.
J. F. ODonnel remodeling dwelling 1921
Bellefontaine street. 500.
c. Cunningham, repairs to brick building, 357
East Washington street, 800.
Joseph Schneider. frame addition. 40 Randolph
street, 500.
A Ferger, repairs to Frame 1910 North Illinois
street, $780,
August Elrecht, excavating and masonry. COR
ner Virginia avenue and Prospect and Shelby
streets. s1.9
c. e. Hinkle repairs frame, 55a weghorst
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Ii Hung Changs Way.



The late Is Hung Chang. was very ant 20
revile In the lowest blllingsgate n any one Of
Tended him. once a district magistrate Incurred
his displeasure. whereupon IL Cursed him In a
loud voice going 80 far % damn his an
cestors. But the district magistrate nothing
daunted spoke up sharply 4 am an oficer ~
the Emperor. even though my rank Is low You
may Kill me. but you must not curse me Be-
sides, the Emperor orders YOU 20 promote your
good officials and degrade your bad ones tt
did not order YOU % curse them. IL YOU curse
M. cannot I play AZ that game too 80 The re-
tonder astonishsd ii that he ceased revilinx
and escorted the man 70 the gate. saying 'sGreat
-..lta 44a. islrate.' The next day he ordered
the provincial treasurer 90 give the man a first
class appointment saying that a OF such
courage would surely make good Official
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fourteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
Office OF Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Jan. q, 1902 as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No 12s East Market street.
Both telephones, 3O05:
Ella Laird to Chas c. Hunter, part of
Lot ., Hunters add to Lawrence. (Rail-
road st, near County road). sloo
Chas. NJ. Cooper TO Julius Macy, Lots
and 3, Mullany * Cooper's n. Indian
apolis add (Edridge ST. near 24th ST.. 10000
Sarah a. White to VIM. c. White, I'M
divided interest in part Il of Sec
Il, TIP 16, r A. Lawrence township. 1000
Lot 49, .- Sec 81, Crown Hill i' Cemetery 10000
Hirs sub in Sec T. Tp Is. r -. 10000
VIM. H. Ream to Oliver NJ. Thornburg.
Lot IA, Schumacher's E. Washington
st add washington ST. near Tacoma
walter r. Brewer to Amelia NJ. Kurt '''
peter, part of Lot l, McLaughlin's
near County road -'ro.. 10000
Francis Straub, trustee, to Appolonea
meridian st, near Downey SD. 100000
Benz. a. Richardson to Omer Rodibaugh,
Lot p, Ovid Buffers North add to
18th r. 200 %
Ashbel G. Strain to Samuel schuck part
4 OF Sec 80, TIP t. r 3. (Wayne
Eva Adeia Barbour to Perry B. Roberts.
add. Capital ave near ar a8th SUI. asooos
Barrett. Lot 3 and part of Lot 1.
Spann & Co.'S commission sub of Out
lot ~: washington st. near Pine ST.. 2sco0
Omer Rodibaugh to Bent A. Richard
son, part of Lot H. Arthur st. Clair's
add. Thirteenth st. near Meridian ST.. YsNOc
Margaret a A BOYD to to Hazel Hazel T. F. Small snail
indianapolis $500 OC
~. 81, ,,., go %, ~
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued 10 the following
rsmed Indianians:
OriginaI-David Mcafullen Huntington. IS.
Amzi Atwater. Bloomington $40
increase. RESTORATION Reissue. etc.-James +.
Compton. Ierre Haute, SO, William r. Strother
SalttllO. slI. Andrew j. smith. National Military
Home. Marion, 81. William II. McGinnis Emil
hence. so. Andrew j. Brown. Williamsport. Sf2;
John l. Moore, indianapolis. Sl4: Thomas o.
Judah. Payne, Sl7. Samuel kelker, Fort Wayne.
81. Israel A. Price. Van Buren,, $: Calvin O.
McLGin. Nrtional Military Home. Marion SIP
Mexican war-Charles l.. Hillh0use Logansport
si2. Henry Galloway. Logansport. ST.; Loren Mil
Ter. Crawfordsville. F12.
Original widows. etc-Cherlotte Groves Ev-
ansville. 8, Elizabeth q. Wright Rome CITY
O.. Amanda J. Harris. CraWfOrdsville IS. I.liz-
sbetE Hearl. Anderson. &12
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York exchange. Acc premium Clearings.
O.o4S.233; balances, S1,417,2 5s-
BALTIM0RE.-Aone 49G5 per cent.
Clearings. 81. 40. 355: balances, S446.17
CINCINNATI-MOne 4q51z per cent
New York exchange, &c premium. Clear
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ern steamed. s977Ik. Tallow easier; city
Cs2 for PACKAGE. country packages free.
6Aq62sc. Cottonseed oil easy; prime yell
low 43c
Coffee-Spot Rio weak; No invoice, Sc.
Mild quiet. CordOva, 71zGl1c.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. 27sc;
23sc Refined steady; crushed, 515c; pow
dered. Also: graduated. 4.65c.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK Jan. N.-Poultry-Alive steady;
springers 9Q9kc: turkeys. lO61Olzc; fowls, 1Oc.
Dressed firm; springers, 1012Q1112c; fowls, 1012 a
Ike; turkeys, 10l24nzc.
ST LOUIS, Poultry firm; chickens. Sc; tur-
keys 1Oc; ducks, SI2d9c; geese, SIC.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Dressed poultry steady:
turkeys, S1z61219c; chickens, 7q9c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-Poultry firm; chickens,
7h4s19c; turkeys, S010c.
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,eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour barely
steady. No. spring wheat. 7SAq74Ac: No. z
red, S4kc. No. oats, sc; No. white, 4T&c;
No white. 46lsG47%c. No. rye, 6lAc. Fair TO
choice mailing barley. 60Q6Slfc No. haxseed
81 So; No 1 Northwestern, 81 s9n1T TO- Prime tim
othy seed $645. Glover, contract grade, 50. 700
975 Mess pork per bril- s1650Q1655. Lard, per
100 lbs So 30q9 421s Short rib sides Qoose). S. 80
n As Dry-salted shoulders boxed, S7121slp
725 Short clear sides (boxed), sS.75ds IS. Whisky
ba sis OF high wines, Sl.32.
corn I49 600 bu: oats 2S1 900 bu: rye 20 900 bu
barley 1000 bu Shipments-Flour. 1900 brls
wheat 1900 bu; corn $4,000 bu oats. 27O. 900 bu
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-Cotton steady
Sales 1850 bales. Ordinary. 6lzc good ordinary
&c: low middling. 9-16c; middling, 77sc; good
middling skc mddling fair 9-16c. Receipts
lO3 bales: stock 1700lS bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Spot cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands, S 5-16c middling gulf
9-16c. Sales, 1867 bales.
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LONDON.-Money, 11zG2 per cent; dis
counts, 2%Q2 1916 and 2sQ2 l5-l6. Consols,
941kGi94 3-16. Spanish tours. 77ss.
PARLS.-Three per cent, rentes, 1O0f zoe
for the account. Spanish fours, 1857.
BERLIN.-Exchange London, 2om
421zpf for checks.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-There was a moderate
demand for heavy brown cottons from the home
trade and more inquiry from exporters. Actual
business quiet at firm prices. Bleached cot
tons quiet and steady. Coarse colored
goods were firm. Print cloth yarn fabrics Were
difficult buy this side of April. Prints and
ginghams were firm.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Tu statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive Of the $l50,000,00O gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances. $3.50 AS, 1SS
Gold ........................... 1924, l62
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 55lkc; Mexican
dollars, 44I4c.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at % 9-16d
an ounce
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Metals.
VIII No Longer "scuIp.,

ST. LOUIS Jan. 21.-Metals steady lead dull
at S.s7ia 3s0c; spelter dull at 4.15G4.17l9c.