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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-16
Worlds Fair Notes

Chattanooga, Tenn, will erect q
$50. 900 building at the Worlds Fair
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-16

]. E. Williams of Enterprise spent
Yesterday in the city on business
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-16

for New York's handsomea state
building at the Louisiana Purchase
EXPOSITION.
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c. P. Moore of Millview, Miss.
in the city on short business trip.
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Norway has officially accepted the
Invitation to participate in the
Worlds Fair. This completes the
Scandinavian trinity. Sweden and
Denmark already having accepted
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| nebber 'duig's much in po'try,
but I'll glib yer er spec men sOrter
dis wa:
Caize de cat an de dog lays down
tergedder,
OATS no sign dat da' lubs each udder.
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o. P. Mccarthy. general passenger
agent for the Big Four railroad, in
spected the Worlds Fair last week
Mr.. MCCARTHY spoke in high psa Use of
he progress of the exposition. He
said that ST. Louis WAS prepared to
comfortably take care of 500. 900
strangers daily.
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ODDS HN) IN )

81 wish you'd break the ntNs more
gent
Sighed the editor, worn with cares.
As the press boy slipped and pied the
front page,
By dropping the form down thr' e
flights of stairs.
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ISOLATION will hold its 1904 conven-
tion in st Louis. during the World $
Fair.
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BULLS WERE In EVIDENCE
FOREIGN MARKETS ASSISTED THEIR
OPERATIONS AT CHICAGO.
Active Trade in Wheat, with Higher
Priccs-COrn Weakened Slightly
Freight Situation.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Foreign markets were
again favorable to the bulls in the wheat
pit to-day and the market was very strong.
May closing 1kc higher. May corn closed
1sc lower, while oats were down %Q3s. May
provisions closed from 212q5c lower to &c
higher.
There was an active trade in wheat and
higher prices were realized. the May de-
livery making a new record for the crop by
selling up to 79c. Commission houses APP
peared to have an unlimited supply of or
ders to buy May, and with offerings rather
light the market was extremely strong.
There was slight reaction shortly after
the opening, which was shade lower to
&c higher. at 7Slsc to 7ShQ7SSc. due to
weakness in the Northwest, and the price
declined to 777sQ7Sc, but the easiness was
only momentary and active buying soon
brought rally and there was a gradual
advance to 79c. Realizing toward the close
caused another decline, but final figures
were 13c higher. at 7SssQ7Sa4e. A cable from
Liverpool stated that French prices were
close to an importing basis. and there were
rumors Of some wheat having been already
bought for home consumption. Previous
reports OF serious damage to winter wheat
and rye in south Russia were confirmed
and Argentine advices were that the
weather there was very threatening. The
flour news from the Northwest was also
bullish and there was little in the days
news to encourage the bears. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal TO S43,0OO bu
Primary receipts were 100 blu, against
531 400 bu year ago. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts of 296 cars, which,
with local receipts of forty cars-none of
contract grade-made total receipts for the
three points of 336 cars, against AZ cars
last week and 563 cars year ago.
Continued liquidation or corn, due TO re-
ports of heavy country acceptance, caused
easness in that pit and in the absence OF
any particular demand the market weak
ened. Prospects of favorable weather and
larger receipts were bear factors. The close
was easier with May hc lower at 43AQ433sc,
after selling between 43a4 and 44l4c. Local
receipts were 43S cars with only one or con-
tract grade.
fairly active, the offerings being liberal on
reports of liberal aceeptances from the
country. The freight situation was also
depressing factor, one or two OF the rail-
roads having refused business for the East
on account of the inability to handle IL.
The close was easy with May %q5sc lower
at 35ss@35ie, after ranging between S51s and
36A. Local receipts were A3 cars.
Provisions We're extremely dull and prices
were barely steady except for some selling
Of lard by foreigners the market was with
out any special feature The close was
steady. with May pork sc higher at Sl64llz
May lard was 2h and &c lower at S9471a and
ribs 21kc higher at s9.071h.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
so cars; corn, 4S5 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
$1,000 head. Leading futures ranged as fol-
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET. BUYERS RELUCTANT
TO PAY PREVIOUS PRICES.
HoGS i'm Moderate Demand and a Trife
Lowcr-Sheep Steady-CODditiOn
of Markets Elsewhere.
UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.

UNION sTOcKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
acknowledgements, $50; shipments small The
receipts of cattle this week indicate increase
of about COO over last week. but decrease Of
over coo compared with the week a year
ago and an increase of 1,so0 over the correspond
ing week two years ago. Thus far this year
the receipts nearly 100 smaller than the
same period last year. From the beginning of
this week there weaker movement de-
veloped in the market and buyers were persist
ent and determined In their efforts 10 push values
to lower basis. The bidding on most grades
has been very sluggish and with no urgent COM
petition statesmen were p0werless to dictate
prices. There fair trade for the good
female butcher cattle early in the week and, In
fact. the requirements for that class have been
equal the supply all week. but clear
ances could not have been made except at lower
prices. and at the close Of the week values were
anywhere from 10c to 25c lower to quality
and fat. The class of steers known as common
killers suffered anywhere from 10c to l5c decline
and generally the requirements of this class were
abou. the for female butcher cattle.
. The hardest line TO deal with this week have
been the fat weighing upwards of 100
lbs and the conditions were the least satisfactory
for the cattle weighing around 1.s0Q lbs and
upwards. Statesmen forced TO take Off
anywhere from 30c 10 Acc on these grades. and
IL will be observed that there is
usually small margin between prices Of best
butcher grades and the good heavy steers. The
market for stockers and feeding cattle has been
reasonably satisfactory throughout the week.
the supplies were not large and good kinds were
IN demand at steady prices. The highest prices
secured this week were $50 for steers. $3.50 for
heifers. s425 for cows s4.25 for bulls and IS
for calves. There was very fair Saturday run
of cattle to-day. and with several carried over
from yesterday the supply fully equal to
the average at this time in the week Some OF
the local packers who were liberal buyers yes
terday were out of the market and there was
no really urgent demand from other sources,
consequently the trading was slow and il was
very difficult to consummate sales at yesterdays
prices, but all that could be sold were consd-
cred steady At a late hour several cattle re-
manned in the pens unsold, but the clearance
for the week fairly satisfactory. Sales to-
day included native steers at sl.s5. Westerns at
$3.50. heifers al $3Q4. cows at 1904, Gamers at
s2G275. bulls at ss.25G3.sO and calves s5qs
Quotations:
Good TO choice steers. 1850 lbs and up
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Firm and Unchanged at the
CIOse-COrn Unsettled.


NEW YORK, JAN 17--Flour-Receipts.
IA, LOG brls; exports. 4,2l9 brls. Market quiet
but firm; winter patents. s3.65q4; winter
straights. s345q3.6o; Minnesota patents, s4a
AS: winter extras. s2.so03.10; Minnesota
bakers, S3.25G340; winter low grades, $3.50
also Rye -four steady; fair to good. s3G
3.35: choice to fancy. s3.45d355. Buckwheat
-four quiet at s22Oa2.25 spot and to arrive.
Corn meal firm: yellow Western. $l.lS; city,
Rye firm: No. 2 Western. 59Ac (. o. b..
afioat; State, 56Q5Ic C. L. f.. New York.
Barley quiet: feeding i2c c; /. (. Buffalo;
mailing, 416I60c c. /. (. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. II. 400 blu; exports, II ,4S3
bu Spot firmer: No. 2 red. S2Isc elevator:
No. red, s21sc Z. o. b. ahoat; No: i north
ern Duluth, SS7sc (. o. b. afoat; No i hard
Manitoba, S9ssc (. o. b. afioat. Options.
while a shade lower through realizing sales
held fairly steady in tone owing to a con-
tinued fair cash inquiry for wheat and
buliish news from the Northwest as to sup
plies. After final sharp rally on active
local covering the market closed firm and
unchanged. March closed at SIkc; May,
sl7sc. closed at s2l4c; July. 7s1sq1s1zc. closed
Corn-Receipts. 5000 bu: exports. 5l.s73
bu. Spot firm: No 2, Coo elevator and coo
(. o. b. afioat; No. 2 yellow, 5sizc; No. 2
white 59Ikc The option market was easier
because of fair unloading by room traders
on the favorable weather news. The close
was unsettled at 1c decline on January and
ssa1xc otherwise. January closed at 5S&4c;
al 49nc; July, 4SQl4Slsc closed at 4Sc
Oats-Receipts, $1,000 bu. Spot firm; No. 2,
41c; standard white, 43izc; No. 3. 405zc: No.
white, 43s4c; No. white. sic: track
mixed Western. nominal track white, asa
45Ixc Options were fairly active and lower.
rejecting sales for profits. May closed at
4&c.
Hay nrm; shipping. 55a7cc: good to choice.
96c@d06.
Hops 6rm: State. common to choice. 1902.
30Q37c 1901. 24d26c; old. s0l2isc: Pacific
coast 1902. 26Q3lc; 1901. 23Q25c: old. S(Bl211c.
Hides steady. Galveston. 20 to IS pounds.
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NEW YORK, Jan. Observation-Disclosures, $50
packages. The market was easier. State dairy
n2sc; creamery. good to choice. IsG2sc- Cheese
Receipts 1.116 packages The market was firm
State full cream, fancy small colored fall made,
HAQl4lkc late made. 13sQlic: small white. fall
made atdl.hec: late made. ls+ large eolorsd.
fall made, lihc; late made. l3Ac Eggs-Re-
ceipts. 3s0s packages. The market weak.
State and Pennsylvania average best. Soc. West
ern fancy graded, Csc; Western poor to prime,
2lQ27c; refrigerated. 17422c
steady; extra Western creamery. &c: extra
nearby prints. 2Sc. Eggs dull and 1c lower;
fresh nearby, 26c. at the mark: fresh Western,
26c. loss fresh Southwestern, PC. loss on: fresh
Southern. 24c loss on Cheese quiet but hrm:
New York full creams. prime small. 14q1shc;
New York full creams, fair 10 good small l3it0
l3s4c: New York full creams. prime large. lac:
New York full creams. fair to good. 1sizdl3zc-
BALTIMORE. Jan. T.-Butter steady and
lower; fancy imitation z2d23c: fancy creamery,
roll, i7Qisc; store packed leaisc. Eggs steady
and lower: fresh. 27d2sc Cheese firm and I'M
changed; large. 1ial4Ac; medium. 1850; small.
CHICAGO, Jan lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet; creamery.
loss on, cases returned. Cheese steady al $50
1lc.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. H.-Eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 2lIzc per doz, loss
off, cases returned; new No. wildwood cases
Included. &C.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. I7.-Butter steady: creamery
22d29c; dairy, 1SQ22c. Eggs steady at Hizc.
loss of.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 17.-Butter-common and
BOSTON. Jan. H.-GspecialI Eggs firm at 2sc.
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1Sc; California. p 10 Is pounds. 19c: Texas
dry. "a 10 30 pounds. lac. Leather firm: acid.
24Q25kc.
Beef quiet: family. s15d17; mess, s10.508
II; beef hams. S20.5gfI22: packet. $lfHi5: city,
extra Indian mess. S2fa27. Cut meats
steady: picked bellies. $-50ll0; picked
shoulders, $S25: picked hams slln1i IS.
Lard steady: Western steamed. 500. Re
fined quiet; continental slO.J0: s A. Sll:
compound, S7.50G7.75. Pork steady; family,
SIS: short clear. sl95002l.50: mess. S1SG -.
Tallow fair: city. ei4G6izc
Cotton-seed oil firm; prime crude, NOM
inal: prime yellow. 40u401zc.
Rice firm; domestic. fair TO extra, ia
csc; Japan. nominal
Molasses firm; New Orleans open kettle,
good TO choice, S2a40c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. I invoice. SIC.
Mild quiet: Cordova, 7Gl1S.c.
Sugar-Raw barely steady; fair refining.
3ssc: centrifugal. SO test, 3;sc: molasses
sugar. 3isc. Refined steady; No s. i35c; No.
a 430c; No. ). 425c: No 9. 4-20c; No. To-
Also; No. IL. 4.loc; No. r. 405c; No. t.
&c: No. Ia. 395c: confectioners' A. 40Oc:
mold A. sc: cutloaf. 5-35c: crushed, 5-S5c;
powder ed, 4.S5c: granulated. 4ISc; cubes Sc
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-Representailve Sales

Sheep-Receipts. $50: shipments small. The
receipts OF sheep and lambs this week have been
OF only fair volume, showing decrease of over
40 compared with last week. about the same
change compared with the same week a year ago
and an increase OF 400 over the corresponding
week two years ago. Thus far this year the re-
ceipts are about COO smaller than the same period
last year. There has been good. active mark
ct at strong prices all of this week and there
Is no doubt that considerably larger supply
could have been sold to good advantage. The
demand from local sources has not been of great
Importance. but, on account of favorable East
ern markets. there was good shipping demand
and the supplies were exhausted promptly at all
times. Prices, considering quality. have been
really stronger than last week. but on ac-
count OF the scarcity of top kinds the extreme
quotations have not been advanced. Lambs
have sold as high S. but s5.75 has been prac-
tically the top. and quite number OF sheep
have been good enough to fetch 81. The re-
ceipts to-day were large as usual at this
time In the week. and the market was fairly ac-
tive at steady prices compared with the way
equal kinds have sold heretofore this week.
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crease of twenty-seven millions in de-
posits made the bank statement an ex-
cellent one from every point OF view, the
margin now between loans and deposits
being very considerable. In Rock Island
and Atchison the buying was by parties
who identified with pools in these
was good buying throughout the general
market. and il was the first time in weeks
that the market has not gone OF upon the
announcement of the bank statement.
either good or bad This is a good feature.
and points a better market Monday. We
find on comforting with a number OF parties
identified with the leading interests that
there is O quiet confidence that prices will
sell materially higher shortly.
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on Wednesday practically all Of the early gain
prices. but at the extreme close of the week the
market declined again On advancing markets
shippers were the most In evidence, but local
packers all times have been liberal buyers
on the break in prices The requirements for
all grades of hogs have been about normal. and,
therefore. practically the same margin exists in
prices that there at the close of last
week The quality of the current offerings has
been good and the arrivals have included
number OF loads II prime heavy hogs which
made the average weight satisfactory. The
IRENE price this week for heavy hogs 1886
and for light $500. which is the highest they
have been since last October. The receipts to-
day .000 smaller than a week ago,
but about 1900 larger than a year ago. The
market opened with very fair shipping de-
mand for light hogs, and scattering sales at
the start were made at steady 20 strong prices
compared with those current for equal kinds
yesterday. In fact, in Isolated ad-
vance OF &c was reported. IL was soon evident,
however. that the shipping demand could not
be liberal on account OF a scarcity OF cars
Therefore. local packers began 20 practice their
usual tactics for depressing the market. ana
trading became very slow. Subsequently sales
men were forced to take of 5nl0c In prices
compared with yesterday. and finally on that
OASIS packers were rather free buyers, aho d
satisfactory clearance was made IL does NOT
appear that great many hogs sold loc peloW
yesterday, but a large proportion or the nnlxed'
medium and heavy grades were 1uily &C lower.
Sales ranged from S. 10 $3.50, and the pulk OF
~ 20
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The banks hold $40. lbs in excess of
reserve requirements under the 25 per cent.
rule; ex U. S: deposits. $50, 269, 700.
The Financier to-day says: "A further
addition of s5,4O6 SIS to the surplus reserve
of the New York associated banks for the
week ending Saturday, Jan. IL, makes the
reserve requirements, $40, 2l7 Us. gain since
Jan. of more than $40 1000. 000-this. too. in
the face of fact that loans in the period
covered have expanded nearly 100000 and
however, came altogether last week, for
Saturdays statement shows an increase in
this item alone of $27 300. thus making
an additional reserve requirement of more
than 100000 and explaining why the heavy
gain OF $l2,232, 400 In cash is not more fully
reflected in the excess reserve column
THE heavy increase of s14,412, 900 in loans
In the week Is due principally to the activity
on the Stock Exchange, but il is quite prob
able that some of the business of the previ-
Gus week is included in the averages, the
statement of Jan. 10 having failed to reveal
the full proportion of loan expansion. The
unusual increase In deposits has brought
about the rise in the loan totals and the
receipts of new cash and agrees for the
most part with these changes. The state
ment Is complicated by the reports of the
larger individual banks, two institutions
alone showing gain in specie larger than
the entire net increase reported by all the
banks. The effect of this concentration is
to swell their surplus reserves. the average
of the other banks having changed but lit
tie loI the DetteT. III Olner words, the
larger banks control the rate situation in
the money market. The very heavy addi-
tons - the reserves of the New York banks
are not unusual at this season. and are
not much above receipts for the same period
in several previous years. The improved
position of the banks due to cash receipts
is shown in the fact that the deposits are
again above the loan totals by $4,000, 600.
Circulation still shows a tendency to con-
tract the decrease for the week having
been $13S,s0O. As whole the statement
only confirms earlier predictions that the
beginning Of the year would end the strin-
gency in .he money market, and not much
change is anticipated for the present The
immense outward movement of cereals to
Europe has served to postpone the probable
ity of gold exports.
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hoSs-heseipes. S.voo' h MS
showing increase OF about 1000 over last
week. $500 over the same week year and
nearly 100 over the corresponding Week two
years ago. Thus far this year the receipts are
almost 10000 larger than the same period last
year For the week ending yesterday the lead
Ing local packers bought a total OF IS 300.
against HOT the preceding week and 2. si4 the
same week year ago. During the same period
the shipments were 1850. against l3.s27 the week
before and ll.i2S the corresponding week year
ago. There have been frequent changes In prices
Of hogs this week. but the close there is very
little dincrence Indicated In the average COM
pared vita the opening OF the week and 5fliOc
advance over the close OF last week. The nrst
two days OF the week good advance nace
bat II the close Tuesday reaction set In. and
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Poultry

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Poultry-Live firm:
turkeys. 14dl5c: fowls, lac. Dressed firm: West
ern chickens. 1sizal4c; Western fowls. IKE.
turkeys. 1SfJ1Sc-
BOSTON, Jan. i7.-TSpecial Poultry steady:
fowls. 13c; springs. 15c; turkeys. 2oa2ic.
ST LOUIS, Jan. 7.-Poultry lower: chickens.
SC; turkeys, 13c; ducks. lie; geese. TIC.
CHICAGO Jan. I7.-Dressed poultry steady:
turkeys. l5d17ixc; chickens. safe
LOUISVILLE. Jan. H-Hens. lie per ID:
chickens. l09l2c; turkeys, lSQl5c.
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Higher Mondays Market.
IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S Telegram

IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK. Jan. 17-There was some
profit-taking on the publication OF the bank
statement and some selling by bears, but
stocks were well taken. and the sentiment
since the close is for higher opening on
Monday, whatever may happen afterward.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
strong: winter patents. sssoaS5o; straights s. 20
$40; bakers, s2.35Q2.sO Wheat-No spring
76G7Sisc; No. 3. 75c Corn-No 2. 4e1kc: No. 2
yellow, 46l2c. Oats-No. 2, Sac: No. white 341z
6I3sc No. 2 rye, 5lG5zc. Barley-Good feeding.
46d4Sc; fair TO choice mailing 49G5Sc. Flaxseed
No /, $119 No. / Northwestern. sl.A Prime
timothy seed. s425. Clover-Contract grade.
s11.30. Mess pork. per brl, sl7.95 Lard, per 100
lbs Sl0.02h. Short rib sides (oose), SS2z6
9.o7Ik. Dry-salted shoulders tboxed), sss7za
S.62H. Short clear sides tboxed), $S25q9.S715-
Whisky-Basis OF high wines, $3.50.
Recepts-Flour H. 700 brls: wheat. "a. 900 blu:
corn, 220 bu: oats, 403 100 blu; rye. s. 700 blu;
barley IS 900 blu. Shipments-Flour II, 500 brls;
wheat $1,000 bu corn. go. 500 bu oats, z29 200
bu rye, 900 bu; barley, 1850 bu.
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Metals.

NEW YORK Jan. i7-while the demand wa.
OF the usual Saturday dizziness. nevertheless
values were steadily maintained. Tin ruled
Copper was quiet and also unchanged al ST. 10
for standard and lzz5 for lake sl2 12t for elcc-
for speIter are light and the tone Of the market
easy Spot IL quoted al s4s0n5. Lead Is in
o,,iet demand and steady at 81 l2sz for spot Iron
remained quotably unchanged and quiet
ST. LOUIS Jan. H-Metals quiet Leak
steady at S3.ssh- Spelter firm at Ass-
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Petroleum firm: re-
nmea @ Psiiadenha ana Raltinor shd b,,,t
Soc Rosin firm; strained. common 10 good
ST. S211 81. Turpentine quiet 60izfl6lc.
SAVANNAH. Jan 17.-Turpentine firm at 5sc
Rosin firm: "A. b. c. d. Z. sIs5; y, n70: a.
81. 80; II. $2-05: i. $40; X. $3.50: NJ. s7-35: ~.
1855; window glass. $50; water white. $40.
OIL CITY, Ian. H:-Credit balances, N-5f: GER
tifcates no sales. Shipments. a. 90 brls: aver
age ss.1l5 brs; runs. 1851 brls: average. n $50
brls.
WILMINGTON. Ian. 1T.-Sprits turpentinf
firm at 5Sc. Rosin firm sl-55f1160. Crude tur-
pentine firm at $50 TO $50 Tar firm at $40.
MONTPELIER. Jan. l7.-Crude petroleum
ana. sl10.
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NEW YORK.-Exports of gold from
this port for this week were $425 ,9S5 and of
silver $500. Imports of gold for the week
were S2S 664, and of silver $65, 133. Imports
of dry goods and general merchandise from
New York for the week were valued at
$10.0 PA.
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INTERSTATE sToCKYARDs, INDIANAPo-
LIS, Jan. T.-Cattle-Receipts light; shipments
none. The market has been on the downward
grade all week until at the close prices are
lower than they have been in years Conditions
have been pretty badly demoralzed and there
has been practically market excepting for
the best butcher stock. Common cattle are very
hard to place. and prices and conditions are
uncertain could we'll be imagined. The
calf market has ruled firm at quotations. the
best being worth s.. Quotations.:
Coed to choice steers $50 lbs and nm