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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-28

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-28
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-28

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-28
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
RESULTS IN DEADLOCK.
japanese House Gets INTO Arerses
Business WAYS.

Victoria = G. Jan. s-Ts< scilssfs
crisss ~nich has b<~n Dr~vsasnx s. ssgaa
has -es5its1 Ia q s.4d5oek Ca D~csn-
Der = ~ loser hoss< pss sssp.a6ess a.
result q a. s.fAcs n ID - - spposl-
tea. I'D - IL seyz IA fS@rss4f its'S
psrts1 asd as ~ eS,nB-onais~ hsd 800
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
MARKET EASY
TRADE DULL
Wheat Price Went Up at. the
Close of Day.
DUE TO FAVORABLE REPORT
Corn Demand Was Not Heavy
Except Locally.
DUE TO FAVORABLE REPORT

Chicago. Jan. 9.-There was only mod
crate trade in wheat today and the mar
ket was easier most Of the day. but on
reports OF good export business there was
on Nay were &c higher. May corn was
a shade higher and oats unchanged. Pro-
visions were easier, May closing from
21-g5 TO l0c lower.
Reports of unsettled weather in Argen-
caused q little strength in the wheat pit
early in the DAY, but under the influence
OF better prices. offerings became quite
liberal and a reaction followed, May SELL
ing down TO 75ac. after opening un-
changed to &c lower at use. AT the de-
cline the market ruled rather dull
although there was fair demand from
commission houses and scalpers. An in
crease of a million and a half bushels
in the exports for the week as reported
by Bradstreets. compared with the cor
responding week last year, caused re-
newed buying late in the day and the
close was strong. with May &c higher at
16l4c, the high point of the day. Clear
Gnces of wheat and -four were equal to
4s4 co bushels Primary receipts were
4S2 800 bushels. against $4,000 bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts OF 226 cars. which with
local receipts OF g cars one Of contract
grade. made total receipts for the three
POINTS % % ears against Si cars last
week and 57e a year ago.
Corn ruled easier the greater part of
the day on liberal offerings from locals.
while the demand was only limited.
Weather conditions Were bearish being
favorable for the grading and move
ment, but the car situation continued TO
play an important part fl the trading
the shortage of cars restricting the re-
ceipts. which were only 80 cars, with
five Of contract grade. Late in the day
a good demand developed on reports OF
hig cash business at the sssboard. COM
mission houses and shorts buying freely.
which resulted in a frmer feeling May
ranging between s3-sA.c and 40.
mere was = pause N the ADVANCE IN
oats and reactions occurred in both the
active deliveries on profit taking b. small
longs and lack o adequate support by the
bulls. While the weather was favorable
for the movement receipts Were rather
light. lack OF cars being largely re<pon-
sible for the decreased receipts. A re-
covery occurred in the last hour on the
strength in other grains and the close
was about steady. May being unchanged
at 5iSc. after selling between 34i&c and
24;sc. Local receipts were Ia cars.
Provisions were duh and exhibited con-
siderable weakness. There was rather
free selling for outside account early.
brought about by a decline OF from 1Oc
10 15c in prices for hogs. Buying by
locals later in the day with offerings
rather light. caused a slight rally. part
of the early loss being recovered May
pork closed lee lower al s16.l5; Ma lard
was 5GT1zc lower at s., i5as a., while
ribs were of 21.65c. at 3s.Ul.Qsso.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
WheSt 81 cars. corn. 2s5 cars; oats. lss
cars: hogs. 10000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
ANTITRUST BILLS.
Were Prepared by Knox and Intro
duced by Jenkins

Washington. Jan s-Two antitrust
bills prepared by Attorney General Kaox
were introduced in the house today by
Representative Jenkins. chairman OF the
judiciary committee. These bills are said
to represent the views of the admins
trstion on the question. being along tas.
lines OF the suggestions contained in Mr..
knox's letter 20 Senator Hear and Mr..
LitIiefeId
One OF the bills amends the Sherman
antitrust Law. to strengthen anc perfect
II TO meet the views OF the attorney gen
erai. the chief features being provi-
sion that u shall be unlawful for any
person TO offer. grant or give. or solicit.
accept or receive any rebate. concession
or service in respect 10 the trsnsportA-
tion OF any property In interstate or for
eign commerce whereby such property is
transported ar n less rate than that
named in the published tariff OF the car
rier. fine OF $500 being provided. and
that the circuit courts OF the United
States are invested with jurisdiction 20
prevent and restrain such rebates.
The second bin provides for the zp-
pointment OF a commission 10 carry out
the provisions OF the Sherman act. and
II is proposed 10 have IL amended IL -
provided that the commission shall BE- n
bi-ps rtIsan affair. but The bin as intro
Guced leaves blank the number OF com
rnissioners TO be appointed. the length Of
their service and the compensation they
are 20 receive The bin conf-rs on the
commission powers somewhat similar, al
though much stronger. than those pos
sessed by the Interstate commerce com
mission Ample and complete authority
is given the commission 20 obtain from
all corporations. joint stock companies
and combinations subject 10 the act. all
information necessary 90 perform the du-
ties for which IL II created and execute
and enforce the provisions OF the act
Any person negiscting or refusing 10 at
tend and testify before the commission
or 70 answer any lawful inquiry. or TO
produce books. papers. contracts. agree
uentS Or documents IN obedience TO the
lawful requirements OF the commission.
shall be liable 10 a fine Of not less than
600 nor more than $500. and BY impris
onrnent for not more than one year
ANY person who wiIifully testiies falsely
before the commission or who IN Any
certificate or report required ey the act
o. the commission TO be made under
oath. makes false statements shall bc
Liable to punishment for perjury
The principal Offices 90 the commission
are 70 be IN. Washington
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
Kansas Civ.


Kansas. City. Jan 9.-Wheat-Clcse:
Nay, S5sc. July. s-as7isc; cash No. .
hard. ssassc; No ;. s5dSsc: No. a. ssEslixc
rejected- S4457c; No : red, sslsaSsc: No.
,, sSGSc.
Corn-Jan- SIC, May, Ss1.c: cash Nc.
mixed. ssh Gss5zc; No white, asssc:
No 3. Ss1s&sszc
oats-No. white. es.c: No. s.ssse
sssc
Hay-Choiee timothy. $3.50; DO prairie,
IS. s4s 50
Butter-creamery. .5az7c: dairy, &c.
Egg@Fre<h, &c.
Receipts OF wheat IS cars.
St. Louis.
ST Louis Jan s-Wheat Close: Mar
ket higher No red cash elevator. Ike:
track. s4-97S4c; May. 75r-a.5s,c; July.
Lls<c; No. hard, SGss-sc
Corn-Hisher- No cash. 4os.e: track.
A-.G43c; May, 4s.c
Oats-Strong- No cash. &c: track.
S4i-c; MAY. S44sc; No white. 55i.Gssc.
Rye-Higher- 5oc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
Prices for Heavy and Light
Weights are Spreading.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Cattle Supply About Usual
Number---Ma Steady.

Hog receipts yesterday were liberal for
q Friday. The market here followed the
Missouri river markets and prices were
five cents lower. One carload OF fancy
leavy hogs sold for $3.50. making the
same top as the previous day. but every
thing else was lower. Packers are pay
ing the fancy prices for the heavy hogs
weighing 80 pounds and up There is
a difference in the price OF heavy weights
and those weighing under 20 pounds OF
Erom 70 TO . cents and shippers must not
expect nearly top prices for carload lots
around go pounds. when the average is
obtained by mixing light and heavy
weights
There were only two carloads of hogs
unsoid when the market closed last night
and they were held too high for the
buyers. There We're few carloads re-
ported % arrive after the close but 4
small supply was expected today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
DETAILS OF SHOOTING
salt Lake Authorities Have Ne Fear
Of LyRchinG.

salt Lake, Utah. Jan s.-A special 20
the Tribune from Ely. Nevada. gives
further details OF the wholesale shoot
ing in the off IS Of the New York and
Nevada Copper company az that camp
last night Il appears that the trouble
mas existed for several weeks past BE-
tween Acting Superintendent J A. Tray
lor and the local miners union Last
night a committee OF eight men. repre-
sentiag the union waited upon Mr. Tray
Tor at the oompanys Offices and asked
for = consultation. Trsyior and a com
panion named Jim Gassij. u - stated,
Immediately drew their guns and nred
on thsse men. killing two and MORALLY
worndinx two others None % ~
miners were armed Trzylcr and Css-
kHI we're captured and placed IN t1l.
guarded By htty armed ner- iyrch-
ing vas feared f0r a tine bat The feel
ing has subsidsd somewhat today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10

wethers. 6. ooGieo; stockers and feeders,
s. OolS %
81. Louis.
St Louis jan Seattle receipts
1000, including 700 Texans Market was
steady. Beef steers. "a. 1859; stockers
and feeders. g. 7ea4- 90; cows and hcifers.
s. 25d5-o1; Texas steers. sc 99Gf-s cows
ard heifers. s3-35G3-5 80
Eogs-Receipts, 500. Market 1egl5c
lower. Pigs and Fights. 1896 3; pack
ers. sss5re. -; butchers, IS Hsl6-se.
Sheep-Rece;pts. 1.aSc. Market steady
Natives. ssTca4. p; lambs. 1850 %;
Texans, g 1903 -65.
st. Joseph.
St Joseph, Jan s--CattIe--feceipts
Isl. Natives. 3 S5a6. "a; Texas md west
ems, g 2sG5. %: cows and heifers, g oc1
10, veais. 3. eer7.59: bulls AID stays.
81. 25G4 50; yeariings and calves. sis1
As: stockers and feeders. .. Z5rt-5 80
rioEs-Rece pts. 55Gi. Light md light
mixed. 81. 31ds. 30; medium and heavy,
e. 35Qs- 50; p.Ss. S-7JFss-oo: bulk OF sales.
81. 421zas a.
Sheep-Receipts. 2s7. Top native lambs,
3 So: top yearlings. $50; top wethers,
"a 80; top ewes. s415.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
Thomas Sauitarium
Cor. Tenth and q, FraBefs Ava
WICHITA. KAs

Kyoto aid tisat - sese no hore - com
pronuts@ The hotze - representatives.
D. ssss 2fasits the isDorfanrs - rsfai
81 - s-zlen ard - ogv~rtly conseiosss thxt
no bettsr source 81 rsFsss~ err - frssrsi
for TIE pErrsee fhaa the land fsE
Fursh~r 4sxicea REGARDING 80 instr.
r.ctioa wElsh cseiex have teIs has efet~s
ert "a KanEa zad Mea xniiz. h~sse6 -
the ~zrsird zsaeFsl TunE Fah s-nx arr
70 ~ EJECT thst Sc xsnsrsl I'D 80
sszrgEzi sud was farn io ~ h.i.s -
"a. aezstsort9oss . PIX Lam
The D-gsie weHs rsFg s.aeasp ard
stat = resos aeenes fsaznlrsrt -
lsav fuir-senarsss hss h~se $50 ~ zisznE-
Hs3 fran fear ~ traaess rsaz Fun -
&C 49, reported - have ssoei -
.fDefs ageaasi Esa 49, araaes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Chicago


Chicago. Jan. s.-Cattle-Receipts soc.
Market slow. Good TO prime steers. $. -
COS poor 10 medium. $500; stock
rs and feeders. S2-Gof4.6 %, COWS $3.50
40; heifeTs- s. css5.15; Gamers. s. 25y
? -. balls 8 "a -, calves. Sc saI 10.
Texas fed steers. S5.15G4-%
s-Recein,s today. 25,ge3. tomorrow.
2e.e0o; eft over So0e Market &c Re re
lover Mixed butchers. 81 e0srs %. good
80 choic, heavy. s. 6ogr6- 81. rough heavy.
s-ee7s. -. lights. 3 ss5S.25. bulk = sales.
s. 1ssi5.5g
Shsep-R sc-i0ls. = So Sheep and lambs
stronger. Good - choice werhers. 81 -
As; FAIR TO choice rzlxsd S%s4sS. we>t
srn sheep. $4-5ol6-ee. native Janus. A-aa
u5.a.
Official YESTERDAY: Receipts, Cattle.
I9.17s, hogs. @I.s1: sheep, s.S21. Shipments:
Cattle. 4--7e; hogs, SIS, sheep. -.
Kansas City.
Kansas C5Sy. jar s-Cattls- Receipts.
$40 natives - Texans. calves - IA
Jives. 10 Texans Corn cattle arll Iel
isc lower. Quarantine quiet Cows steady
70 stroag. Choice export and dressed
beef steers s. a.1f1- -. fair TO good s =
- %. stocke-s ard feeders. 3 s,5s -
Texas and lldisn steers &=a+ Is. Tex
- cows. S-zSS-Sl- native COWS. g 500
-: s-stive heifsrs. s17-ssz =. Gamers.
S-essi2- 80. bulls. s. e'af=- g. calves s. ST.
-es
Hog-Recespts Sooc Ma-set &c love-.
Top. IS -; bulk Of sales $ 1ls7s 81 heavy
Sts57ls g, mixed packers 8 @sIs- 20. light
= ofis-So; workers s. z5as 81. pigs. & =
Gs-lo
hee7-Recsipts Iso- Market firm. Ma
tive lambs. 5. s59s- Is. fed ewes. g sS
SIS; native yethers. S.~S< 60. western
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
LEGAL Grain ard Produce Market.

Wheat tfarmers delivery)-HarG ulG.
No :. 5sisc: new &C under test down 70
g pounds Carloads on trsck-Rard.
Ne >. size; No. 3. 551zd56izc; No. 4 ga
G6-i4c; red. one cent less than hard on
track
Corn-No. >. soc; No ;. sc. Carloads
on track-No. . SIIsc; No. 3. 50iac; No
z white. SItzc; No. 3. aeiec-
oats-Farners. delivery. eSGsoc Car
loads on track-No. >. 3sl.c; No. 3. z7l-c;
No 4 &c.
FIour-CW holesa!el-Best patent. si-so:
IN carload lots. delivered to AL southern
Kansas points Delivered. same. Bran.
CSC: shorts. &c.
Hay-Alfalfa. No. /. 500. No. >. $50:
prairie. loose. No. l. .o-oO: No. >. $50:
baled No. ! 500; No. >. $500; No. 2. S5.aG.
Seeds-hahir corn, per bu.- @ezs2,c; care
seed. per ou-. Ss9S5e; fax seed. per bu..
geo; millet seed. per bu, 3oG55c.
Garden Seeds-Asparagus o.. lee:
wax beans, Of. sc: early green pod. qt
&C; late varieties. OF, sc; pole beans.
OF. r.: table beets. 10. 6eC OF 1ac,
stock beet. 10. SIC. OK Sc: sugar beet 10
Soc OF. Sc, cabbage. 10. 81 -S5l11to, az. L..
csrrot 10. &c or Ioc; cucumber. 10. sea
eo0 OK &c: celery. 10. 81 55el3.3o. ~ ISgi3 :
sweet corn hu. 500. Ct &c corn salad.
OK l5c: crsss. or. iec. esg plant. o.
,oc: lettuce b. S0cGs1oo. o. I3c; musk
81
10 50c9Is loo. az 5TfeC:. mustard. 10. 81
csc; OF. T0c: onion. 10. socGSl-75;oz. He'll
parsley 10. &C, or Ice: parsnips. 10 &c;
Oh. To-: peppers. or. 2oc: pumpkins H.
<oc OF. .: peas. bu. $500 Sc ct sc.
rhubx-b. 10. s. -. o.. IL; radish. 70. =. =.
o. I0c- winter radish- 10 &c. ~. &c. oys-
ter plant. OK. l5c: spinach. In 90. o..
g.: squash. ID. seeds lo0. or lee; tuTnip.
ib saasec OF. 5GIoc: tomato. n $ esff
4es. or Nose; popcorn. IL %; pea-
nuts 10. ioc. bottom onion sets bu. S.ae
at. lec. sweet peas ID. &c. o. Ito: mas
turtiurns. 10. Sd. OK lee
Butter-Pscking. i5e; country. isaac.
creamery. No. l. Sc
Eggs-iec subject 70 Gambling.
PouItry-HeEs. &c; spring broilers. II
20 lbs. 1sc: ~ 20 ms. 3; turkey
hers, &c; toms. y pounds ard over. Sc:
cid toms. Toe: geese. fun feather. &C;
ducks. fun feather. &C
Fides-Green sslsed cured. No !. Ts4c;
xreeu salted cured No >. Sc green salt
"a cured bulls. sac: good green hides =.
glue stock and bad grubby. SIC: No.
horse. SIS: No horse. BIS: pony and
Aadly damaged. 75csS--co; dry 1iEt butch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The remains OF Thomas SCOle were
sent TO Iowa for burial Nearly all OF
the stockmn al the yards were at Muel-
ler's undertaking establishment last night
when the body was shipped
p. z. Cole OF Nenelosa. O T, marketed
. mixed car OF cattle and hogs yesterday.
Several shippers recently concluded
that CUdahy and Dold were not playing
enough for good butcher cows and heifers
and tried the experiment OF forwarding
their stock on 70 Kansas iCty. and got
less than they were bid here That is j
good way 70 find out whether Wichita is
rot paying comparatively good prices for
butcher stock.
Campbell * walker % jefferson. .. T.
had one car of hogs and two cars Of
cattle on the market yesterday
William Risiey Of Blackwell. O. T. con-
signed a car OF hogs TO this market yes
to-day
u Jackson OF Hazleton sweIled the hog
receipts yesterday TO the extent Of a
carload
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Nex yok la s-c1ose- NS-ey g
car. &C. DeT cent si9slrz c@er-a
Ire roley s2xs.r WITH goo t--7a;ls
. days. $50. per esAt- = c4y- : :
months p-- esut Prime z>rr&rfise
r1c-r E.5s szs-snx sxeAsags ss-scy
E;h actual eussz-xx = ss1ksrs a1is
3 - for E--azzd zn4 a. SsE5s fcr -
ea- salz Posted rzsz-. .4sfs. al - a.
ca--~-ctzs IBIS. ssEA.ess -
Bar ssf~sr So
Nezsr.a 6ai - -
Gourmet t~r-ss 1r- stzte s-s-sss
x.-agsr- -sarrsa hoz8s l--ex5ss-
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WILL SEE BASEBALL
Pa~ir~ Ceast League Has got Bnte
Shsp~.

Seattle. Wash. Jan. s-Th> Tines This
afternoon szYs.
The newly 0fsaHized Paciac Cast
League = nov rapidly spproscnlns tas
form q eonpletion- There viii b ciufrs
placed IN san francisco. i,es Angelo,
szcramsuto and Oakland Il - not
Thought - the present sfitinx that
either Portland Or sestfIs MI BE- Invaded
simply because that territory = a.
ready Covered ~ The Pseifc $erfh~sst
L<.gu- ~ goa-fsfa>r q - scheras
Secretary Fsrrsi stated today that =
he Pacific Coast I>sxse -ii quit -
attic and Portls n. reform tss c2iifsr
ia and come lafo TIE National ss-oci.
alton. H. wzr Nj b. drszS4a
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New York Produ-t.

New York. Jan. -ButOer-Receipts
1868 packages. Market ST lady. State
dairy. 90Gf 96isc; extra creamery, sc; COM
mon TO choice creamery. > kSc-
Cheese-Receipts 2Cs2 packs Ees- Market
firm Fancy larga fuI CT am. colored
aLG white fall made. Nc late made.
l3lsc: fancy small colored and white.
fall made. ftElsiac; late mad, l3l-c.
Egg-ReceiPts 44sS packa rs Market
firm State and Peausylva ria, averag g
best. 38G31c. western. poor 10 fancy, 2lff
1se
Sugar-Raw. steady Fiir refining.
7-1sc. centrifugal p test. . y Molasses
sugar. , s-i6c- Refined stea.E- Crushed.
-: powdered. AS: grauuiAi I'd. 465-
CoTee-Steady. No. RE. sc.
AIolasses-Flrrn. New orr leans. GG+lc.
try-Alive. quiet. Uncf a1sed- Dress
Cd firm. Western chicken 3. liz0l=i-c:
western fowls, 1S1-c; turkey a lSEfisc-
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COTTON MARK ct.

New York. Jan 9-Cuetou-Future.
opened firm. Jan. So. Fch = - March
s. -: April - 81. May. 81; June. 50 Of
fcred July 81; Aus. $50 offe-e4. Spot
closed quiet MiGdling u glands. $50.
un:d5!i-E gCif s9-l5. sales ~ bales.
Galveston. Jan e-Cottoi t-Quiet. sac.
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CAsH QUOTATIONs

CASH QIOIAkIONS
Cash quotations were follows
Flour-Dun ara easy.
whsat-No. spring. 7sd75c: No. ,. ga
e9c: No. red. 7I7so7zAc
Corn-No . .6@sc, No . yellow. +5.sc-
Oats-No. . 3z+.c: No. white 3ssS5c.
Rye-No- :. sc.
RsrIey-Good feeding. sa+4c: fair 10
choice mailing 4sSl57c
Flax seed-No. !. MI: No. NoTthE st
eru si2S
Timothy Seed-Prime. S-S5-
Mess pork. per bbL siz4o. lard. per 10
lbs. 50 s2i. short ribs sides nooss) = SoG
81 dry saItsd shoulders boxed - =
"a %. short clear sides boxed j. a.SIs I3-.
Whisky-Basis OF high wires. N31
Ciover-Cantract graGe 81 u
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
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- Those su5srtaE RON zcs<
4 Ees-es shscA ts%9 tia~ > .-aS--s .
Sua q lie Sheass eske Jrvsa PHI
IS 0-e hottie g tsl 9 story %
marvellous rcsas.s. This = sS:cs-r oss rRors
re:uTeaAtir<. walking fofsce :. Ess err
besn o.ered- >e1t - nal II Pissa racSA<s
only or r~ce17S ~ tsf< sSv-, AID s.
Sr.s.srs EocSs SArszoA-lk Lowell Mas
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Cattle.

Cattle sales yesterday wesr as large as
expected for the last of the week ard
prices were generally quoted steady The
market was active and cattio were easily
sold at firm prices. Dold ana CUdahy are
on the market for good butcher cattle
and stockers and feeders seemed 20 be
IN
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81 4satzxlsr- &an- s-Te~ srrsss seee-
zstl-- - rsatssfT e~ssrs tassEs s-saef-
as 4 tassrssas ssserf 81 Ee-atsr s-fas
s-~ rssf-~mrrs u4t $3.50 ETvsa2~s -
- -~s1-~z--t - ss-ts-sr snn s-~sas -
- gzF8 uar 80 4er4Fe~s ss1k- -
ga 49, a-s@a1~5 - a. - rs4se = sEsST
= 81 e~x~rs s~ass - FssS - zssar
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BANK CLEARiNaS.

New York. Jan s.-The following table,
compiled by Pradstreet shows she oa NJ
c.eariags at the principal citiex for the
week ending January s. with tn; percent
age OF increase and GecreaSe as compared
with the corresponding wee last year.