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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
COMMISSION ROW BENEFITS BY THE
CLEAR, MILD WEATHER.
Produce Merchants Not So Busy-New
Life in Iron and Steel-The Local
Grain Markets.

The week opened with active markets in
most lines. Weather conditions were such
that on Commission row perishable freights
could be handled without trouble or GAN
ger of freezing. retail dealers took advan-
tage of the pleasant weather to lay in their
weeks stock, and the market men, antici-
pating a good Tuesday market. stocked up
heavily. Supplies of fruit and vegetables
is so large that commission merchants are
making preparations to sell good bills. Pro-
duce merchants are not doing as much as a
short time ago. There seems to be a lull
in the business. Receipts of poultry are
low and demand is not as large as it has
been. Prices are well maintained. Butter
is in good supply and the tendency is to
lower prices. The egg market is weak Dry
goods houses had quite a squirt of business
yesterday. There were a number of buyers
in town and the travelling statesmen had
brought in more orders than in any pre-
vious week of the present year. Wholesale
grocers had a busy day. Coffees and sugars
are moving well, with prices much the same
as for some weeks past Trade with the
druggists continues large. Business with
the iron and steel industries Is improving
Travelling statesmen started out yesterday in
large numbers and general revival of
business Is looked for during the present
week should weather conditions continue
favorable.
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MORE LIFE ON CHANGE
SPECULATION ESPECIALLY ACTIVE
IN PENNSYLVANIA SECURITIES.
Both Stocks and Bonds Dealt in
Aiding the Speculative Revival.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-The stock market
showed some Improvement to-day over the
apathetic conditions of last week, and the
volume of dealings rose TO more than half
million shares. Complaints from COM
mission houses were undated. however. of
lack of business. and the market was
called professional.
a very large part of the trading. both in
stocks and bonds, conferred in the Pennsyl
vania securities. AS the value of the Penn
sylvania shares is only $50, the total shares
dealt In should be divided in half TO make
the showing equivalent to that of other
leading stocks. The same is true of Read
ing shares. which contributed an important
part of the days dealings. Pennsylvania
promptly relapsed on the opening sales of
1890 shares to $50, compared with 1914 on
Saturday, and lowered about that price all
day. with large dealings. The convertible
bonds rose 1es at the opening. This seemed
to represent an adjustment TO the convert
ible value between the two. in accordance
with the notice given by the directors of
the anticipation OF the conversion privilege
by year. Increased activity in the gen.
eral market seemed to have no connection
with the Pennsylvania movement. The re-
vival of strength in the Erie stocks had q
considerable sentimental influence on gen.
eral speculation. There was no news de-
veloped regarding the expected deal for the
transfer of the road, but there some
suspicion that the large financial transac
lions reflected in the clearing house bal
ances on Friday might have to do with
Erie. The strength of Delaware & Hudson
was directly associated with that of Erie.
There was a current belief that all OF the
coalers are making enormous earnings at
this time, which helped Reading and On
tario g. Western particularly. st. Louis a.
San Francisco continued it's advance, but
no information was given out regarding the
expected disposition of this property. Quite
a number of leading speculative stocks rose
a point or more at one time.
The abundant funds offered on Friday
and the easy tone of call money this morn
ing formed the basis of the attempt to put
/ up prices. To-day's movement was hardly
more than tentative, but ii was more Wig
orous and confident than any of the numer-
Gus professional tests for some time past
The Venezuelan situation was considered
Ieassuring There was good demand for
foreign exchange and it was reported that
money has grown so cheap here that bank
ers prefer to remit to pay off maturing for
eign Indebtedness. The days gains were
not fully maintained, and the close was
rather irregular.
Pennsylvania convertible 31as made up
the bulk of business in the bond market,
and lost large part of their opening gain.
Wabash debenture BIS became very strong
at the last. Total sales, at par value, were
s., 705, 600. United States new tours, regis
tered, advanced Il, and the fives, regis
tered. declined Il on the last call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1-Butter-Receipts, 1908
packages Market unsettled; State dairy. 1t0z5c;
extra creamery, 26c; held creamery. lsd25c: COM
mon TO choice creamery. l9d25c Cheese-Re-
ceipts 400 packages. Market firm; State full
creams fancy small white late fall made. i4k
l4lsc; late made. 14c: large white. fan made.
l4lzc: late made, 1s%c; large coored. fall made.
l4I1c; late made. 13zxc. Eggs-Recsipts. 1850
packages Market Arm; State and Pennsylvania
average best. Csc: Western fancy. &c; Kentucky
fancy. 2sc; Kentucky poor TO prime. lS0zzc; re-
frieerate6, 15Qisc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-Butter steady and
changed fancy imitation. 2zd23c; fancy cream
cry &c; fancy ladle. 20Q2lc: fancy roll. lsQ2c:
good roll. HOBO; store packed. 1sQlsc- Eggs
steady and unchanged; fresh, 22Q2sc. Cheese
steady and unchanged; large. l4gi4kc: medium.
14aI&Ac; small, HlxQi4&c.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2-On the Produce Excl ange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery
of cases returned. Cheese steady at i2Ql4c
KANSAS CITY, Feb. Eggs weak; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock. lie. loss OF. cases re-
ELGIN Feb. 2.-Butter firm at &c. The Offer
ines to-day were 1.500 lbs, but no sales were
made. Sales OF the week, so. 100 lbs
ST LOUIS, Feb. 2-Butter steady; creamery.
1sG2sc: dairy. l7q2oc. Eggs steady at 1sc for
fresh.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2.-Butter common ana
medium. l5c per ID: good. 16QiSc. Eggs. &c
CINCINNATI, Feb. Eggs steady at i563ocs
Butter quiet. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. 14c
BOSTON. Feb. 2.--[speciai-l-Eggs steady at
Csc.
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2-Flour unchanged; red
wis ashts 80 esI SASH rm aDas s ses
STEADY at s3qa6e. Corn meal steady az $3.50
2ss. Bran duh and easy; sacked east track. 40
nAe; track. z4gs5ssc; May. 74sa7sszc: July. az
Qd5sc; No. 2 hard. ssg'sc. Corn easy; No. 2
sssc: No, white ssgsfisc Rye SasSer at so
Sic. Pork higher; Jobbins standard mess slsss.
Lard weak at ss.sils. Dry salt meats steady:
soF csa Bacon STEADY box boxed extra
shorts, $40; clear ribs. siol2l1. short clear,
weak at Ms s.sa ssa a. s az pr1l ros
cotton ties. sl.07i.. Bagging, 5-l6q7 l-l6c Hemp
, ,Ss d ss 5 Loo STs e. wheat
ments-Flour. loo prls wheat, S.00o brls; corn,
z2l.oOo; oats. 1900 bu.
longberry 7sc; No. red and longberry. TIC
Apples. sun-dried. 4%Q5c per 10 for large and
&c. Beans. northern hand picked. $3.50 per bu:
Indiana new beans. s2.25Q2so per bu- Hay.
per ID. Potatoes. N7s per brl; Northern potatoes.
soc per bri. Peppers. ,2.S per crate
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-Butter firm and isc
higher; extra Western creamery. zeqz7c: extra
nand; fresh nearby, &c at the mark: fresh
western 2sc at the marx fresh h., sout INV
prime small I.sisEe;, New YORK fun s,sa% ms;
creams. prime large. lac; New York full creams.
fair to good large. l3lzals%c.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2.-Close: wheat-May.
6sssQ6s%e; July, e6SQ661c; cash, No. hard.
s6QsSic: No. 5. sids5Ac; No. 4. 5sGeoc; rejected.
April. s7.c; May, ss's4sskc; July. ssc Cash. No.
2 mixed. 3slsc; No. 2 white. Ale; No. 3. xolzc.
Oats-No. white. SEC Receipts-Wheat. l3z. 500
Wheat. 2aSOO; oats 1900; corn. $4,000.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2-wheat-spot. No. .
%n,.4 prns quiet 3. at 3: Nc rsa
Com-Spot quiet; American mixed, As sd; Amer
lean mixed. old. no stock. Beef-Extra India
mess easier at lols ID. Bacon-cumbsrland cut
steady AS short clear backs steady at as Sd.
Lard-Prims Western, in uerces, dull at AVS ID:
American refined. in pals, dull at JOS.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2.-F1our quiet: fancy. - %
$3.50; family, s.. s59sl5. Wheat firm; No. red.
steady: No. mixed. ssassSsc. Rye steady. No. z.
5slfc. Lard easy at ss.l1lfc. Bulk meat. steady
at 81. 12h. Bacon steady at $3.50. Whisky. dis
tillers' goods. steady on the basis OF slso Sugar
steady; hard refined. A.37hqs42h.
TOLEDO. Feb. a-wheat dull and higher; cash,
steady: February lbs1c: May. 44ssc. Oats dull and
$50 Clover seed fairly active and easier; Feb-
ruary $40: March, s7.l5. Prime timothy. $50.
Prime alsike, $50
DULUTH. Feb. 2.-wheat-cash. No hard,
7ss.c; No 2 northern 7ssc; to arrive, No.
northern. 7s5sc: May. 77tq77&c; July: nsc- Oats
May. 35c; track and TO arrive, 34c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; spot and February. 7ehq7sAc. Cora
weak; spot sastaSz<e Oats quiet; No white.
July, 76ttc track, No. hard. nc; No. 1
northern. 76c; No. northern. 74i1c.
MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 2-Barley steady; No. Z
64Ikc; sample, 45Q54c.
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DULL TRADE in GRAINS
SESSION is NERVOUS, BUT WHEAT
CLOSES STRONG AND HIGHER.
Corn and Oats Show Small Declines
Provisions Regain a Small Part of
Their Initial Loss.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2-Trading on the Board
of Trade was rather dull today in all the
pits, and after a nervous session wheat
closed strong with May up s.97sc. Corn
was lsdAc lower, with oats down frac-
ton. Provisions were easier, closing 21kq
12iAc lower.
The unexpected firmness of English cables
caused a strong opening in wheat, but To-
cal traders were inclined to be bearish and
had considerable stuff for sale, which car
red the price down to 77lsq77Ac, after in
itial sales at 77Ac, Ac higher than Satur-
days close. The leader of the recent bull
movement was a liberal seller, it being
reported that in the neighborhood Of a mil
lion bushels were sold for his account.
When the pressure from this source had
diminished, the market developed a strong
er tendency and May advanced to 7sssc. and
closed strong at near the top with gain of
%@Ac. at 7SAq7S2sc. Commission houses
were the best buyers. Large worlds ship
ments, amounting to S.7S0,000 bu for the
week. a less urgent cash demand and in
creased primary receipts were bear infiu-
ences. The amount on passage increased
600 bu. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to $4,000 bu. Primary receipts
were 10000 bu against 467. 900 bu year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts of 565 cars, which, with local receipts
of So cars, two of contract grade, made
a total of GO cars, against 1,103 last week
and 3S9 year ago.
Corn ruled dull and featureless and the
volume of trade was very light. Opening
prices were firm on the strength i'm wheat
and smaller receipts than estimated, but
under the influence of free short selling by
locals and scattered liquidation by tired
holders, the market weakened. The late
advance in wheat gave firmness to the stu
alton and the close was about steady with
May 1sMAc lower at 44ssc. after selling be-
tween 444G447sc. Receipts were 301 cars, one
of contract grade.
Nothing of Importance developed in trad
ing in oats and the market was exceeding
ly dull. with prices easier. Receipts were
fairly liberal, while the cash demand was
good. The car shortage was still a draw
back i'm trading. The close was steady with
May shade lower at 361sG36Ac, after rang
ing between 36c and 36asc. Receipts were
334 cars.
Provisions were easier on liquidation by
local longs, and the volume of business was
light. A little better demand developed
later in the day and slight recovery was
made. May pork closed 1211c lower at SIG 40 /:
lard was off 21ec at 1875, and ribs were
down 1GQ1211c at s9d9.O211.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
20 cars; cord. 4s5; oats, 275; hogs, $1,000
head.
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Wheat steady and Finally Higher
Corn Somewhat Easier

NEW YORK. Feb. -Flour-Receipts.
2i.oo6 brls: exports. AIS brls: dull but stead
lily held.
Wheat-Receipts. 50. $50 bu: exports, ISIS
bu. Spot steadier: No. red, size. elevator;
2hc. T. o. b. afioat: No. northern Duluth.
slzc. {. o. b. afioat; No. hard Manitoba,
SiRc. (. o. b. afioat. Irregular conditions
prevailed in wheat all day. The market
at first advanced on better cables than ex-
pected, but was weakened by Liquidation
ana bear pressure. In the afternoon IL re-
covered on the visible supply decrease. good
western support and export rumors. closing
firm. sake net higher. March closed at
SShc; May, &3snSli1c; closed at slice; July.
iS1SNiS-4c, closed at 7SZc.
Corn-Receipts. 100000 bu: exports, g.. ass
bu. Spot steady; No. 3 Sc, elevator: sec, f. o.
b. afioat; No. yellow. 5Sc: No. white. 5sc.
options opened very steady on cables. sold
creased visible supply. but later rallied on
large clearances and the wheat upturn.
closing steady at unchanged prices TO Lfi7<c
net decline: March, 56i1Q57c; closed at 564tc.
May, 80 9-16A505sc; closed. at 503sc: July
closed at 4Sskc.
oats-Receipts. 1oO.5oo bu; exports. l5.sss
hu. Spot quiet; No. ,. 43c: No. 3. PFC: No. :
quiet and unsettled, following other mar
kets; May closed at 417sc.
Beef weaker; family, $156i6: mess. 500
1870; beef hams, $20.5oI2l5os packet, Slz413s
city extra India mess. $25Qa6. Cut meats
irregular; picked bellies. SSS7isql0. Lard
continental, 5000; S. A, S10.75; compound,
N.5041.15. Pork easy; short clear, sl9d2i
Sugar-Raw nominal; fair refining, 3-16cs
molasses sugar, l5-l6c- Refined quiet
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Certificates have been issued to the following
mn cd Ind

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Original-Henry Bright. Indianapolis IS; Oliver
p. Smith. Warsaw, $40 twar with SPAIN; John
ii. Love, Mitchell. Sc (war with Spain)
Increase. Reissue. etc.-John s. Pickard Syl-
vania. $40; John Coivin. Corning. f1i Thomas p.
Owens. Petersburg, 81; Frances NJ. Seals Rains
vile. s10 Henry w. Nichols. louisville $14; JEFF
ferson Roberts. Indisnapoiis; s.; William H. Mil
SO; Frederick Cromer Delphi. sig; Elijah Smith.
Morgantown. sl2: Joel Shepherd, MooresviIle $40;
George w. Potter tdeceased). Fast ENTERPRISE.
SIP; Christopher Harvey. indianapolis, $40; John
A. Jenkins. Acton. s12: William r. McNight Sa-
lem. sl4:- jeremiah d. Armstrong. Muncie SO:
James Brake. Bunkerhill. s.; Daniel Aber-
nathey. Thorntown, $50; William T. Webster.
Carbon, sl2: John Clark. Cyclone. sl2; George NJ
Smith. battle-ground. s12: John NJ. Hartley. Ha-
gerstown. IS; Christian Schildmeier INDIANAPOLIS
SO; Gottlob Meth, corydon: sl7; Thomas II.
selaer. S.: Henry F. Utterback. Burns City S.;
Etrander Dehart. Templeton. $l7; John W. VAIN
man, Loogootee 81: John Bowen. worthngton
S12: Andrew w. Pierce, FIT. Wayne, $40.
Widows Minors and Dependent Relatives
Jane Donart, Portland. S. Sarah Bowling. Har-
mony sl2; Polly Schneider. Angola s12: Clara
b. Ransdall. Goldsmith. sIa Sarah McMiiiin.
stonypoint. S.; Arabella Cannon. Carlisle. IS:
Sarah ]. WHEEL Peru, IS; Laurana NJ. Gatchel
Lilly Dale IS; ARA NJ. Warman, Borden st2
(war with SpainD
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE SCARCE, SELLING AT ABOUT
PREVIOUS FIGURES.
Hogs i'm Fair Demand and About Five
Cents Lower-Sheep stendy-Con-
ditiOn Of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Feb.
2-Cattle-Receipts, $50. shipments small There
was at least average Monday run OF cattle
for the market to-day. and probably more differ
ent kinds were represented than usual at this
time in the week. but at that there not a
complete variety. As usual at the beginning OF
the week. when buyers depend a great deal upon
reports from other places, the demand was not
urgent and 1t required more or less time to fix
prices. but the trading finally reasonably
active, and with some inquiry from both local
and outside sources a very fair clearance was
made. Prices in all reported steady
compared with the close OF last week. Sales in
cluded fat steers averaging 1.127 lbs to 1867 lbs
at &.4ea4.65: stockers and feeders. s350q4.45;
stockers to good heifers. s2.SOQ4; to best
cows. s2.5oa4. and calves, s625Q7. Quotations:
Good to choice steers I350 lbs and up
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000: shipments, 200. Fully as
many hogs were received to-day week ago,
and nearly five times as many as year ago. but
the supply was not great deal larger than the
average at this time In the week. About the
usual variety of grades was represented and the
quality was again generally satisfactory. There
was very little inquiry from shippers at the start.
and. In harmony with the reports from other
markets, local packers are rather independent
and offering what statesmen considered much low
er prices than those prevailing at the close of
last week In fact. the bids were far below
expectations that very few. IL any, hogs changed
hands at the opening Later shippers received
few orders. which they were filling on basis
Of about &c lower prices than Saturday, and after
a few loads had changed owners packers took a
hand and were inclined to boost the market. The
result was that a clearance was made promptly.
and final sales to packers were reported consid-
erably above their early bids. Different COM
PARSONS were made with Saturday. some claim
ing the market we ST >dy at Saturdays closing
prices and others -as 1Oc lower than Sat
urday morning. but gr..~rally II was agreed that
there was decline of &c compared with the
erage at the close OF last week. Sales ranged
from $685. to 81. but s69 practically the top.
and very small proportion of the supply sold
below $6.65 Quotations:
Good to choice medium to heavy...... S. 7sfi 90
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 4d6
per cent: time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings. $685., 5S2.Ss; balances. $40 .SS2ls.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 2i5q
81 per cent: closing 21za3 Time money
easy; sixty days, 44 per cent; ninety days,
4fI4k six months, Az. Prime mercantile
paper. 41eQ5 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady at 81. S6.e.5 for demand: s4s3 s5qi- So IS
for six days; posted rates, As4l9 and s4sIls;
commercial bills. $4.S54Q4S3A. Clearings,
$142, go $780, balances, s., 29l. 666.
CHICAGO-New York exchange, par.
Sterling exchange. s4.s4i7 for sixty days:
Sass for demand, Clearings, sSo.l65.olo; bal
ances, s., 9S9, 554.
MISUNDERSTANDING. sls.2s7.7O balances.
2,327, $50.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, SIS. 535, ;65: balances. S,T2.S2.
ST. IIOUIS.-Money, sac per cent New
York exchange, par. Clearlngs, S5,Ui'oiS'
balances $685., 555.
BALTIMORE.-Money, per cent. Clear
ings s., 1853, ASS; balances, $4l6,5Ol.
CONGRATULATIONS 4q6 per cent New
York exchange, par Clearings. so,osl,Vo.
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Ola.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 2.-Cotton-spot quiet:
sales 500 bales; ordinary, 7-Isc; good ordinary,
I5-Isc: low middling. SIC: middling. SIC: good
middlfng, 3 5-16c: middling fair. 1oc. Receipts
e,27s bales: stock. 3si. +sf- bales.
OH. CITY, Feb. 2.-credt balances, $40; GER
tificates no sales; shipments. JAM 20 and 81,
&C yss brls average IS 40 bris runs, Jan. 20 and
81, 1879 brls: average. 7s.77s brls; shipments.
Feb 1, %. 229 brls.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 2.-Spirits Of turpentins
firm at s21kc bid. Rosn firm: A. II, G, ID. r.
81 so: r. SIS; q. s.e5: II, $3.50: i. g. IS: K Sis.
M 1875; ~, 1856; window glass. $3.50: water
white, $40.
NEW YORK Feb. 2-Petroleum steady. Rosin
firm: strained, common TO good. <2-i0d2i5. Spir-
its of turpentine firm at e51z066c-
MONTPELIER, Feb. Crude petroleum
weak; North Lima. sil South Lima and Ind
ana, Sl-o6
CHARLESTON. Feb. 2.-spirits OF turpentins
firm at SIG bid. Rosin hrm-
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New York Tribune.

"would you be sorry IL your mamma was
to die?" asked the smallest little girl on
the bench as she painstakingly threaded
her needle and fell. to work on her hem
ming.
"Oh, what a silly question: replied the
plump girl with a blue pinafore who sat
next to her. "Of course, I should" And
she gave vicious tug at her thread TO
shake the knot out of it.
We'll shouldn't be sorry IL nv father
was to die" put in thin little woman of
eight.
The others looked shocked and asked
why.
"Oh, he's too fresh" replied the thin girl.
in accents OF deepest disgust.
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WAGON MARKET.
prices paid by shippers.)

Young turkeys. lac: hens. 10c; cocks &c: young
ducks. Sc: geese. si25 per dog; springs, 1oc
Game-Rabbits s1.lo per doz; Mallard ducks, 81
per doz.
Cheese-Ney York full cream. 15c: Swiss, lie;
brick, l4c; Himburger, 1sc.
Butter-Choice roll. Hizc per Id: country but
ter. Ice.
Eggs-Steady at 20c per doz
Beeswax-3oc for yellow, ESQ for dark
Feathers-Prime geese soc per ID; prime duck
zoe per 10.
Notwithstanding. medium. 1sc; bury and
understandable, Sff5c less: coarse grades. l5c:
fine merino, l3Ql5c; tub-washed, 25G2Sc
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. ], sxc: No. ?. exc;
No. calf, 1oc: No. calf, Sic.
Taliow-No. i. size: No. 2, 4isc
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS, Feb 2.-Cattle-Receipts, 80; shipments
none There Is change in the cattle situation.
Prices are steady at figures current at the close
OF last week. but the feeling continues very
weak and there Is no demand excepting for the
best Of each class All OF the inquiry noted
comes from local dealers. Common stock is
hard to dispose of at any time. Calves
considered a shade stronger. the best being worth
S7Q750. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, 1850 lbs and up
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PrfvfsiOns.

Sugar-cured Hams-Indiana, l. lbs average
Ihc. IL to 1e lbs average. lac.
Standardization cured Reliable, is to 20 lbs
average, 1lt2c; sugar-cured Indiana, to 10 lbs
average, INC.
Picked Pork-Fancy homeless pig pork. per brl
200 lbs. s23 50 fancy clear bean pork, per brl 200
lbs $23; short clear. per brl. 200 lbs, SCI rump
per brl 200 lbs. $3.50: Indiana bean OF jowl per
br 200 lbs. $3.50 Also half brls 100 lbs, half
the price Of the brls, adding soc to cover addi-
tonal cost of package.
Lard-Kettle rendered. 12c; pure lard, 11ssc.
Bacon-Clear SIDES Sc To so lbs average, 11jkc;
80 to 40 lbs average l2c; 20 to 30 lbs average
I2Ac clear bellies. Is to 30 lbs average 111sc IS
TO % lbs average, 12c; IA to is lbs average 13c
clear backs. 20 to 80 lbs average. 1Ihc; IL to Is
lbs average. i2c: to 10 lbs average, l22c. In
dry salt 14c less
Seeds.
Seed clover. prime. ssd7; English clover, IS. 500
4; alsike. sSn9. Timothy, prime. $4,000. Fancy
Kentucky bluegrass. slb0Q so; extra clean. 60ep
zoe. Orchard grass 81 509175: red top, 9ocqs1 rs.
English bluegrass, s..