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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
GOLD COMING In FROM JAPAN.
Represents Payment for FlOur-Gen-
eraI Outlook Bullish.

fAlbert r. Thompson & Co.. Indianapois.]
NEW YORK, Dec. IA strong bullish stock
market is to be reported to-day We believe,
judging from the developments of the day, that
the general level will be much higher by the
end of the year. Absence of bullish manipula-
ton was commented upon and particular atten-
ton directed to investment absorption by North
ern Southern and foreign investors This char
acter of buying is OF the best and cannot fail
to force values higher. Most important among
the developments in the money market which
gives every evidence Of gradual Improvement,
was the announcement of gold engagements in
Japan. The gold from Japan represents pay
ment for flour, and, judging frop the inquiries
from the Orient for iron and steel the balance
of trade as represented by gold. is likely to
continue in our favor. Atchison. Union Pacific.
Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Wabash, Erie
and Baltimore & Ohio stocks that will rise
materially. There is bull talk of significant
character in regard to st. Paul which should
carry it much higher.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
DECREASE IN RECEIPTS OF HOGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES.
Cattle Receipts Also show Falling on
Market Not Active and Prices Show
No Advance-Other Markets.
UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Dec

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Dec.
1.-Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments. 1Ooo The
receipts OF hogs were no doubt smaller to-day
tran expected and quite decrease Is shown
compared with week ago and year ago. The
market opened with all buyers in the field, and.
sIthough il evident to some extent that ship
pcrs were not well supplied with orders, they
Fad enough to make respectable blun, and
consequently there reasonably active COM
petition at the start. But prices were lower.
In a general way sales represented decline of
falIy sc in prices compared with yesterdays
average and occasionally the market was re-
lorted 10c lower AS soon as packers discov-
cred that they would not have the usual eompe-
ttion from shippers they became more independ-
tnt and II was easy to transfer the con-
signments. In fact. after the morning receipts
had been sold the market became weaker and
subsequent sales In most cases were reported
shout Toe lower than yesterday. Nearly LOCO
hogs arrived about noon. Packers had left the
field and the situation was not very encourag-
ing to statesmen. Finally, however, with addi-
tiGnal orders. shippers bought several loads, but
they could not take all OF the supply and the
market closed weak with the last sales in all
cases i0c lower. The extreme range in prices
to-day was from S4j5 to $3.50. and the bulk OF
the supply sold 81 4J6f f.55. with probably more
at $3.50 than any other price. Quotations:
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Local Financial Gossip;
Bankers and Brokers' Talk

speculative activity. and the big interests are
biding their time.
1.-THE monetary outlook is growing more favor
able" says Henry Clews. Preparations for the
$50. 100000 Panama canal payments will exert an
important effect upon the international exchange
and is likely to materially check GOLD imports
No serious disturbance TO the money market from
this source may be expected. for the reason tnao
The bulk of this money viii be taken lrom lhe
treasury and not from the banks: also for the rea
change in anticipation OF this payment. Illus
will soon be returning from the interior IN arg
volume. Our credits abroad have been mater
tally strengthened by heavy cotton shipments
XXX
The stock market is becoming more stable. ana
the intense nervousness patent month ago
is being gradually eliminated. Taking good
survey of conditions. 1t will be seen that there
good grounds for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wire
TO Meyer * k1ser.
81 am looking for sharp upturn in lndianapo-
lis Street-railway stock said a. W. thomson
Yesterday 1.-THE stock of the Cincinnati street.
railway Company and the Twin City transit
Company OF st. Paul and Minneapolis, potn OF
which are controlled by the SAINT aaneed $40
controls the local company, nave auNT rh 81,
a share during the last twenty days. ne saii.e
thing will happen with the Indianapolis street
railway stock.
Owing to the more active stock market during
the past week we are receiving numerous IN
euiries concerning good dividend paying railroad
stocks The public seems to be awakening TO the
fact that stocks are selling at attractive interest
rates We are of opinion that stocks bought now
There was a good demand to-day for Missouri
Pacific and Pennsylvana wnlcn r Were tIe Co
Sugar will work higher. and Steel preferred
should improve.-Town Topics.
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There isn't any Indication of money being
scarce around the 1st of January. Dividend pay
ing the first of the year will take good deal
of money but conditions will remain the same
as they are now. from all indications-witn
plenty OF money around 5 and 6 per cent for all
legitimate business. An Indianapolis banker
made this statement yesterday.
Upon the money situation this month Chicago
financial writer says: December is usually
period OF tension in the money market. Prepare
tions for the January disbursements begin about
the middle of December. The outflow of cur
rency from the East to the interior to move crops
is over except for a comparatively light demand
from New Orleans and San Francisco. But
the West and South until after the end OF the
year.
Meyer & Kiser have the following on the none
tary conditions from their Wal-street corre-
spondents: There is reason to be alarmed
over the money situation. The present high
rates may prevail for few days. but within
begin. Before the end Of the year Practically ali
danger Of high money rates VIII nave pesh
wholly eliminated. and the position OF the banks
should grow gradually better
Business conditions have improved the past
two months Current orders for cars show an
improvement over two months ago. We have
closed only one plant. and that a small one, at
Terre Haute. Ind.-President Eaton, or the Amer
lean Car and Foundry Company.
A local broker calls attention to the following
statement in the United States Investor: The
big interests are doing little nothing in the
stock market But that this situation Will last
indefinitely is hardly probable. Monetary condi,
tions at this time do not warrant any EXTENDED
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ern thirds to seconds. 27G2sc: Western nrsts &c;
refrigerated, 22G26c.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Butter firm and IN
good demand; extra Western creamery CSC; near
by prints. 26c. Eggs dull and &c lower; fresh
nearby, BIC. loss on; Western 30d31c: South
western, &c; Southern, 2sc. Cheese quiet: New
york full creams. fancy. u&c; choice, 11izc; fair
to good, 10&Q11hc.
CHICAGO, Dec. lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery.
16q25c; dairy, Hdlsc. Eggs easier: at mark.
cases included, 2SQ26c. Cheese steady at 100
101kc.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Eggs firm at 26d7s<-
hrsts, 25q2Slc; seconds. 2sAG24ltc; dairy. 12ifc.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. Eggs firm; Missouri
ana Kansas. cases returned, 241zc; new No.
whitewood cases included, &c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. L-Butter higher; creamery
2oq2e1xe; dairy. 15q2oc Eggs higher at &c,
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AT iEw YORK.
Wheat and Cor Option. Lower at the
CIOse-CofSee Futures Firm.

CIose-Cofsee Futures Firm.
NEW YORK DIG. 1-FIour-Receipts. 1871;
exports ss7s. Tff market quieter, but
firm and unchanged Rye flour steady Buck
wheat -four quiet 4 Corn meal steady.
Rye .trm; No western, sc, f. o. D. anoat.
Barley luiet. {
wheat-Receipts 3l0s $50 bu; exports, S. 800:
spot steady; No. Aed SS1zc elevator; No. red.
Ssssc f. o. b. afo3t; No. ] Northern Duluth.
slzc f. O. b. ahoaty No. i hard Manitoba. NOM
inal f. o. b. afosS. Options opened firm and
higher on small Northwest receipts and bull
ishness inspired by fight contract supplies. Later
they declined un1r realizing and heavy in
terror receipts closing Ad%c net lower; May,
81 5-1sGss I-1sc. clfted s4sse; July. s0ts9sl%c
closed sOAc; Decfnber, SS%gSs%c, closed at
SSizc.
spot dull; No 2, SIC elevator and 5o1zc Q: b.
afoat; No. yellciy soho; No. 2 white: 5oAc
shorts light receiAlts. snow through the West
and with wheat }losed steady, but of from
the top, showing a partial &c net dacline.
May 4Sg4sAc. ciosssi at 4sc; December. 40 5-l69
' oatsoR Rss 500 bu; spot easy; No 2.
White ssc; MOI white die; track white,
ss o ss. ys to t sssss
Is sssss s'ss1ss snss's1s
ss.25Gs;So. - Pork suiet; mess, sisG1s75; short
'' cottonseed oil SHADY: prime yellow ssKes4c
Molasses steady = New Orleans open kettle
good to choice, 31Gs3Sc
Coffee-Spot Rio 3teady; No. invoice, 6 slice.
The market for futures opened steady at a
decline OF 5 poris under realizing. but the
offerings were qiIckly absorbed by con-
tinued demand fro1 recognized bullish and out
side sources and after rather a quiet day the
market turned vet active again in the last
of good nf buying IMPORTERS WSo Were appar
emily taking Dec 2mber. Market closed firm
saH were ncadng
5.S5d5. CSC; January 590q6O5c: February. 6.1Od
6.15c; March. 6,15s3s 3oc; May. s:4oas-5 soc; June
6.60c; July, 6.60Gt Csc; September, 6.75Gp6.S soc
October, 6.S0d6. S5cs
sugar-Raw nominal: fair refining. s1Hc: CEN
trifugal, SO test, Sfsc; molasses sugar, Sc. Re-
fined quiet; erusied. 5.o5c; powdered. 455ci
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Meyer & Kiser. Indianapolis


NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The course Of the mar
ket during the day was steadily upward. al
though the largest gains were made in the lat
ter part of the session There were a few spots
that might be called aggressive but the gen.
eral tenor of the advance uniform and
steady. The Wabash stocks were noticeably
strong feature. The 'B'' debentures showed
particular animation although there was no spe-
cifc news to account for It.
All the Southern railroads were very strong
Louisville Nashville particularly SO. The
Rock Island stock was tipped for a rise by
traders, and they did advance, although there
was no indication Of inside buying The trac-
ton stocks were more or less neglected. al
though there some good buying of Metro
politan. The standard railway issues We're very
firm and New York Central, Pennsylvania, st.
Paul, Union Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio. Read
ing and Erie showed the effect OF the changed
sentiment.
The Steel stocks firm. and some of the
largest stockholders of that corporation ex-
pressed the opinion that ultimately very much
higher prices will prevail for these stocks.
Money call to-day was quoted as high as
s per cent, although loans were negotiated at
substantially lower figures.
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wagon market SCH Oats and hay are steady
Seventy-seven cars of corn were inspected yes
terday.
Following tn Board of Trade prices on
grain and hay:
Wheat steady: Nd red. SEC track; NO. req.
SEC milling freight: No. red, sc TRACK
November, S6c wafo lon. Sc - -
Corn stronger; OF. No. white. 4iiec; NO 8
white, 44lzc: No. White. 42c No White mixed,
4iAc; No. whit4 mixed, 44Ac; No. white
mixed. 42c: No 2Gellow. i4Ac; No. yellow,
44Ac; No. yellow 42c; No. mixed. 44l.c; No.
mixed. 4iAc; NOD mixed, i2c; ear. i4c New
weaker; No. white, 40c; No white. 40c; NO.
4 white. 3Sc; No. kihite mixed, 40c; No. white
mixed. 40c; No. white mixed 3sc; No yellow.
40c; No. yellow, 40c: No yellow, Csc; No.
mixed, 40c; No 3tnixed, 40c; No. mixed, SSc;
ear, 4Oc.
Oats steady: NoA white. SIC: No. 3 white.
SEC; No mixed. fl3c; No. mixed 3Sc.
Hay steady; No. Il timothy, $l1.50; No tim
othy, $3.50.
Inspection-Corn: No. white. IS cars; No.
white. -: No Shite mixed. L; No white
mixed, 1; No. yel2Dw, 1; No. mixed, "a; No
mixed, Is; no gra e, l; ear, l; total a cars.
Oats: No. mixef / car; rejected, i; total,
cars. Hay: No. simothy, car
wAC30N MARKET.
Receipts of corn 4snd hay were liberal yester-
day. with prices Unchanged.
Corn-Per blu. 546YSSc; new, 46Q5Oc-
Oats-Per bu. eiiOc.
Hay-Timothy, Slql2; clover, Sgs; mixed
SSQ9 4
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Conflict I'm Argentine News.

IAlbert r. Thompson & Co., Indianapolisl
CHICAGO, Dec. There was some early
strength in wheat and in the first hour futures
showed advances over Monday of u to &c
with the December the stronger There are local
shipments of $4,000 bushels. making a million
out of here in two days. Cables were slow
Southwest receipts large. The big Southwest re-
ceipts made the primary total 300 900 bushels
over last year. The foreign crop news was Ia
vorable. There was some conflict over the Ar
gentine weather. One cable reported IL IN
settled; others called it fine. Later in the day
wheat broke to &c under Monday. There was a
partial recovery before the close.
The corn market has been a very small one
to-day. Early there enough demand for
the December to put IL abreast of the Nav
There were no deliveries. and the market showed
the effect of the completion of the December
liquidation. There was better demand for the
corn. Cables We're I'D lower There was
speculative trade big enough TO be Important
The provision people took a little corn There
some demand for December against sales
of MAY.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Dec. 1.-Credit balances s1s2: GER
tificates, no bid. Shipments. 81, ESQ brls; aver
~ 500 brls; 20. s37 brls average. IS $50
brls. Shipments (Lima). ~. o5s brls: average, e5
300 brls; runs Qima), 66974 brls; average. $3.50
brls.
sANANNA6. Dec. L-Spirits OF turpentine
$3.50: G. $3.50; II. sR35: l. sass: X, 81 So NJ 81 20:
n, S3.05; window glass. So Is: water white. $3.50.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 1.-Spirits OF turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin, nothing doing. Tar firm
at sls0. Crude turpentine firm at Us 10 $3.50.
MONTPELIER, Dec. l-Crude petroleum
strong and active; North Lima, s1.35; South Lima
and Indiana, $780,
CHARLESTON, Dec 1.-spirits Of turpentins
steady at 551zc. Rosin steady.
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cattle-Receipts. 1.sCO; shipments 200. The re-
eeipts OF cattle to-day. although about normal.
TEcre smaller than week ago and show quite a
decrease ed with year ago. The arrivals
elso included about eco head billed direct to
packers. and therefore the supply rather
small compared with Tuesday market. There
was some disappointment because the market did
not develop as much strength as the situation
Indicated II would. There a fair de-
snand at the start for butcher cattle that were
equal TO the requirements in quality weight and
condition. but the competition strong
and prices. although probably some better than
she close OF last week. were In no case better
shan yesterday. In fact. most statesmen declared
that sales to-day. aside from the tip top kinds
we're only about steady compared with the close
OF last week.
As usual for some tire past there was a slow
outlet for cattle that the plain order
and big heavy grades were not wanted There
1xas also a continued indifferent and small out
Jet for heifers and they difficult to sell at
unsatisfactory prices compared with their normal
1elation with other cattle. tt a very
Iair demand for COWS as well for bulls at
<ully steady prices and calves sold usually at
ttrong To a shade higher prices About the mid
de OF the day IL evident that buyers had
purchased many they needed and the mar
ket became quiet Later IL more or less
difficult TO get bid the offerings and the
general market closed quiet with a number of
cattle unsold. Q-Otatiors
Steers
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There have been few deal
|arket the past week. Prices,
steady. Values as a whole,
somewhat Of late. but at the
mo pressure TO sell. and deal
heir woods are good property.
fading in temporary woods at
The market for pulled woods
EDITIONS steady. The foreign
III. Some current quotations
, isylvania Xxx and above. 346
10. !. 32u33c; No. 2. 3ld32c;
l25c; half blood unwashed, %
Ks blood unwashed, 25n25jkc:
hshed. 25G251zc: fine washed
michigan Y and above, 276
NO. 2. 2sd29c: fine unwashed,
I'd unwa shed. 24G24izc; three
shed. 24G24izc: half blood un-
line washed delaines, 32633c.
etc. three-eiehths blood, "a
/, 24G25c: braid. 22d23c. Ter
14Gl5c; fine medium, 166l7c;
|yoming. fine, 14Gl5c; fine me-
(um. 1SizG19c: Utah and Ne
fine medium, rGl7izc; me-
tia. fine. 15dl6c: fine medium,
1920; Montana, fine choice.
IN choice. 1920; staple, goa
20G21c.
The offerings at the wool
numbered II, 254 bales. Cross
png demand and fine grades
medium and coarse grades
|Greasy. half-bred slipes sold
IIreds were in active request
Greasy merinos sold well.
sales in detail: New South
/ secured. 9dlls 1lhd; greasy.
bland, 200 bales; secured. lsG
tlsIzd. Victoria. 1900 bales;
seasy. 614dG1s I'd. South Aus
'easy, 6d9Ad. West Australia.
5izQSd. New Zealand. 4 So
lis SID: greasy. 5LdM1s. Cape
Natal. 5000 bales; secured,
'asy. shds1sd.
+. Wool weak, but un.
trades. comhing and clothing,
} l5esiTlzc; heavy fine, l2Gi4lsc,
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wheat Market Weaker on Report of
Armour Selling.
Meyer & Kiser. Indianapolis,

Meyer & Kiser Indianapolisl
CHICAGO, Dec. Longs in wheat were un-
easy throughout the session to-day. because of
the suspicion that the chief bull interest was
selling May In Milwaukee. Smaller bulls took
their profits here. The sentiment was swayed by
pit conditions rather than by anything in the
news. There were no deliveries on December
contracts, which made that option relatively
strong early. 1t is not expected that there will
be any deliveries until Saturday or Monday
after the close of navigation. On the decline and
during the last quarter of hour there was
evidence that prices were being supported.
The of both Sorts Duluth sold nine
loads for export and Minneapolis reported the
flour demand good.
The corn market was firm in view of a very
light trade and the easiness in the wheat pit
The pressure on the December relieved for
the time being by absence Of deliveries OF the
local arrivals, 143 cars were inspected No. e.
and IS cars no grade. The price for the new
corn ruled steady, with drying houses and the
glucose people the best buyers. Estimated cars
tomorrow 40.
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DROP IN NEW CORN PRICES:
WHEAT PRICES STEADY
Increase in Freight Grain Rate tn
SeabOard Caused Cut I'm Price of
New Corn.

Local cash prices for new corn are lower on
account of the increased freight rate on grain
to the saboard. general cut Of / cent was
made the prices OF yesterday
Unless the Eastern markets advance sufficiently
to make up for the increased freight tariff It is
not probable that local prices will go higher i'm
medately.
New No. and white and No. white mixed
are worth 4Oc. while the No white is 3sc
fiat. Prices for old corn a little stronger
a general advance of &c being put on the old at
Yesterdays board call.
The cents per hundred pounds increase on
the freight rate grain shipments to the sea-
board. which took effect yesterday. makes a dir
ference OF about 1lsc per bushel in the Eastern
market. Consequently the local dealers can't
pay much as they could before Dec. l.
WHEAT STEADY
Wheat continues steady at Mondays prices
No. 2 red and November are at Sc fiat with the
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TRAD,i IN GENERAL.
Quotations att st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

Wheat lower; No. 2 red.
nal; track, 91qsl1zc; Decem-
sqS3c; No. 2 hard, TS47s1zc.
(, cash, 40c; track, Ale; De-
y, 401sQ40Ac. Oats weak;
!. 2. cash. 36ikc; December.
2 white, SEC. Flour steady;
s4.10d4.20; extra fancy and
clear, 50. 5O63.e0. Timothy
5Q2.SS; prime higher. Corn
0. Bran quiet: sacked, east
quiet and unchanged; tim
,irie, $549.50. Whisky steady
IS, sl.05. Bagging, 5%d6izc.
,rk quiet; new mess, jobbing,
y at $40. Bacon steady;
;, s7.75; clear ribs, ss.l2Ik:
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls;
,rn. 10. 900 blu: oats, $1,000 bu.
3. 900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
J, 430. 900 Blu.
Dec. 1.-Wheat-December,
h, No. 2 hard, 72Q731zc: No.
ed, sl1zq82c; No. 3, 7SGS1c.
&c; May, 36%G36%c: cash,
&c; No. 2 white, 3si1c: No.
white. SEC; No. 2 mixed, 341zc.
} 1000 bu; corn, 80. 500 bu: oats,
les, 500 bu; corn,
% blu.
&C. Flour steady. Wheat
1880. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed.
2 mixed. 379371zc. Rye quiet ;
ready at S.. 32lz. Bulk meats
con steady at ss.25. Whisky
+ easy.
l.-Wheat-To arrive, No. 1
northern, S0isc; No. 2 north
;. No. l northern. size; No.
No. 3 spring. 75Nc; Decem-
DAc. Oats-On track and to
Dec. acknowledgements,
July, S05sc; on track. No. ]
prthern. size; No. 2 northern,
?, 74Q761zc.
z. 1.-Wheat-Spot No. 9 red
I'd. Corn-Spot steady; Amer
pee. harley lower; No. 2,
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TWO LARGE BLOCKS OF UNION
NATIONAL STOCK SOLD AT 10l.
Transfer of 100 shares OF the UnfoK
National Bank Stock Only Sale at
Yesterdays Session.

One hundred shares Of Union National Bank
stock were sold on the Stock Exchange yester-
day at 101. the price OF the last sales. There
was a bid of 1O1 for fifty shares more immed-
ately after the sale OF the two blocks OF nifty
shares each, but none was offered This is the
second $4,000 worth OF Union National stock
sold during the past two or three weeks
The price OF the general list remains
changed
The names OF two local brokers who want
seats on the exchange will be posted to-day.
The membership limit is fifteen There are
now twelve members. Following the Stock
Exchange quotations for local stocks and bonds;
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Cotton Market Higher.

IAIbert r. Thompson Co.'S Wire-1
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-December cotton was
strong to-day, gaining IL points from the open
ing and closing points higher. The one factor
governing speculation is continued short crop
estimates, and fear that the government report
will indicate crop in line with the Taaic al
ideas OF those who predicting a yield IN
the neighborhood of 10. 000, 900 bales Inc market
IS too big and excited to be of any value.
Following is the range OF market:
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady
Wheat.No spring, 7slk@S2c; No. red, $40
No. 2, 24ssc: No. white. S59SSAc. Rye-No.
:. 5ig511zc sarley@Good feeding. 3sq35c; fair
to choice mailing, 42Q54c. Flaxseed-No. l. Gle:
No. Northwestern, s711c. Prime timothy seed,
$3.50 Clover, contract grade. sn: Mess pork,
per brl, S11-121zq11.25. Lard, 100 lbs, $6.47h
$3.50 Short rib sides Qoose). s6.25q650. Dry
salted short clear sides boxed, s6.12h96.25.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines, s1.27
Receipts-Flour, 24600 brls; wheat 161, 800 bu:
200 blu; oats, 243 700 bu; rye, Is 400 blu;
barley, 112 800 bu. Shipments-Florr 46, 500 brls;
wheat. 456 300 bu; corn 156, 700 bu; oats 215 200
bu; rye, $500 bu; barley, 1000 bu
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1-Poultry--Alive steady;
Western chickens, 10zc; fowls. 11lc: turkeys,
12c. Dressed weak; Western chickens, 13izd1sc;
fowls, &c., turkeys. 15Q17c.
BOSTON Dec. L-GSpecial 1-Poultry quiet and
steady; fowls, 13d14c; springs, 14G15c; turkeys,
1Sq20c. Eggs steady at 2sG30c.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1-Poultry quiet; chickens.
&c; springs TIC; turkeys. lie; ducks. l0c;
geese, Sc.
CHICAGO Dec. 1.-Poultry-Live turkeys easy
at 9d10c; chickens frmer at SIC; springs. shc.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Poultry quiet; hens, Sc;
springs. Sc; turkeys. lie.