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Elsewhere.

including 300 Texans The market was nominal.
4.S5: stockers and feeders. ssGi.25: cows sl.5O9
40; heifers, 90 l60; Gamers, $ls0425o bulls
81 25q425; calves, sSQ1zO; Texas fed steers $3.50
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 2.oOO tomorrow. 20; :
higher. Mixed and butchers. s7.25@7.65; good TO
choice heavy. s569a7;7O: rough heavy S7.iOq
steady. Good to choice wethers, ssG575: fair to
oficial yesterday: Recepts-Cattle. 1.s5o;
2.7i5: hogs. 752s; sheep. LIB
KANSAS CITY. March observation-disclosures,
i the market h was uneha n Choice export PG
g. 55G4.5o; stockers and feeders s3Qie5; Western
ieS Tesss CONS Tesss and pare
40; native heifers. 81. SoGa15: Gamers sia2 p:
the IusiS week, 81 go cattle. $50 calves.
Hogs--Receipts; l5oo The market was n strong
Top R 6Sle Of an sales pacEe mqsaG heaH
light, S6.75G7.27i2; Workers, s.25q7 271z pigs, 50
Gss55 Receipts for the week 2a,SeO, .s nor,,-
nal Native lambs. s4d66O Western lambs, 81 80
g fed ewes tOaS !, native o % wet iCessrs S sns
feeders. s2.95d4. Receipts for the week. 1880
NEW YORK, March H.-Beeves-Receipts. $50.
dressed rative sides. extreme range. slsas1kc per
10. Cables last received quoted American steers
at 12qiSc. dressed weight. and Refrigerator beef
L. 96 beeves, 3, $40 quarters of beef.
vtals, i0Gl4c per h.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts. 1.555. Sheep very
about l5c; The pens are fully cleared. Sheep
sold at s5.25Gs per 100 lbs. lambs at s7d7S5;
d. d. e es lambs. ioaisc e''
Hogs-Receipts (partly estimated). 15is. None
on sale.
ST. LOUIS March acknowledgements. 800.
The market was steady to strong: Native ship,
s na sfsrs Steer: Ieder
lbs stOeSeTS and feeders g sS@t
at S. Gamers. sS25ds bulls, saai; calves, $500
SIS; Texas and Indian steers. s25oa4.5o; COWS
Hogs-Receipts. 2,ooo. The market was steady
to st. strong Pigs and lights. se.75a72S; packers
VI sSeep@Reeeipts none The market was noni
nal at the high basis established earlier. Native
muttons. si5Od5.So; lambs, s5.5oq7S5 culs and
bucks. s294.5o; stockers and feeders. si.5oQs.
EAST BUFFALO, March 14.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000 Market steady; stockers and feeders strong.
.Hogs--Reeeipts. $500 Market fairly active and
Q7s5: Workers.. s775a7 so. pigs. s.75a7.s5; roughs
SQ7.25; stays. s.. I5d6.
Western lambs steady; native smbs strong TO SC
higher. Top native lambs, 7.7og7so culls to
iings. sSG6.75; ewes $500. sheep-Top mixed,
s5.65@5sO: culls to good, $3.50
SOUTH OMAHA March H.-Cattle-Receipts.
500 cows and heifers, S3.25q41O; calves. s5.5OG6;
bulls stays etc, 81. 50d4.
Hogs-Receipts 6, 500 Market sc higher. Heavy.
81 35G7 As; pigs, $6.50Q71o; bulk of sales. $3.50
735.
sheer--Receipts. 1000 Market steady; Year ear
stockers $2q4.5e; lambs s5.75q7.
EAST LIBERTY. March ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
200. The market was steady.
Hogs-Receipts. LOCO All grades from SI.5oQs;
bulk s7.95qs.
Sheep-None.
CINCINNATI. March H.-Hogs active at seq
1.55.
Cattle steady at s2.256465.
Sheep strong at $1,000 Lambs strong at "a
al.
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indianapolis Grain Market.

Grain receipts of the past week were
lighter than in any week of February or
the first week OF March. due TO scarcity Of
cars and TO the muddy country roads.
Prices were well maintained and the bid
ding on call showed that dealers were ready
TO take all arrivals at good figures. The
week closed with track bids ruling fol-
lows. as reported by the secretary of the
Board of Trade:
Wheat steady; No. 2 red. 73iac track. 73i1c
milling freight: No. red. nc track
Corn steady; No. 1 white, 431zc; No. 2
white, 45lac; No. white. i3iac; No. white.
41szc; No. 2 white mixed. FAC: No. white
mixed. CSC; No. white mixed, 40Sac; No.
yellow. 42Ac; No. ; yellow. i2a4c; No. 4
yellow. 40Sc: No. 2 mixed. 43c; No. mixed,
43c: NO mixed. &c; ear, 43c-
Oats steady; No. white. 3T1zc; No. 8
white. 361sc; No. mixed. s614c; No. mixed.
Hay stronger; No. timothy. SIS; No. 2
timothy. ST.
lnspections-Wheat: No. , red. 1 car; re-
5tcted. ,. Corn: No. white. IL cars; No.
4 white, ., No. white mixed, 2; No yell
low. !; No. yellow, 1: No. mixed. L: No.
3 mixed. .: No. mixed. 3; no grade, 2; ear
corn, /. Oats: No. white, / car; rejected,
J. Hay: No. timothy. cars: No. clover.
J. Total. As cars.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
BAD COUNTRY ROADS HAVE BEEN A
RETARDING INFLUENCE.
Nearly Every Line of Business Affect
eel fo Some Extent-Grain Markets
Light, with Prices Firm.

Trade in most lines has been very good
during the past week. the only drawback
having been the muddy roads. but the lat
ter part OF the week these improved to
some extent. The weather has permitted
the free movement of perishable freight.
Latest reports from primary coffee mar
kets are not of an encouraging nature. in
dicating as they do weak tone and ten
deEcy toward a lower basis. But prices
on roasted grades remain unchanged and
the situation Is steady. The easier condi-
fions which have ruled in canned tomatoes
continue. All things considered. it has not
been good year for canned tomatoes, but
10 the market before the coming or the
new crop. Corn is holding it's own and
stocks seem pretty well cleaned up. Canned
peas are less active the close of the sea-
son approaches, with large unsold hold
fngs. Sugar is still unsettled and whole
from tbs sales of the last sixty days. The
potato market is easier both for sweet and
Irish. Cucumbers are in light demand and
weaker. Florida egg plant is firmer.
Onions are very weak and are harder to
dispose of than at any time the present
year. The same remark will apply TO cab
bage. Poultry is more plentiful, but the
range of quotations continues much the
same Fresh eggs continue firm, but deal
ers are inclined to regard the situation as
unsatisfactory and are buying from whole
sa1ers IN a hand to-rnouth manner. Choice
butter is in excellent demand and prices are
firm, but inferior grades drag. The dry
goods houses have had the best week of the
present year and with the prevailing strong
prices are making money.
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lump coke lsc bu.. $3.50 per % bu; crushed coke.
np IN esa @ p ton o s1 s
ira. second floor or carried in cellar; from wagon,
25c extra by wheebarrow. chute or basket.
Alcohol, s2.52q2.7o; asafoetida Acc; alum 2ns9
sass inaiso e@5c .' caa6
SoTDhIas w asns:a @ 90 q Oil E Sssss
Castle. FIR. iSQlsc: soda, bicarb. 2lsQ3c: salts,
EPSON. 1A94c; sulphur -four. e4G5c: saltpeter:
odide potassium. s,4gas &c. bromide potassium.
%giSc: ehlorate potash. l5d2Oe; borax. 9gi2c;
muir, s4o594.25.
Spring patent 1925 per brl: winter wheat pat
ent. 1915; straight grade. So 0 fancy grade.
ss-25; low grade. 80: graham flour. s3.75
Leather.
Oak sole. 33a43c; hemock sole. 27QsSc; harness,
ssy Kin ss de saeS single strap cx @sie
skin. sOcqsl; French calfskin, sl2Oql.S5.
Lnseed. raw. 44c per gall linseed oil. boiled.
i5c per gall coal oil. legal test lo015c.
Produce, Fruit. and Vegetables.
Apples-Kings. extra fancy. high color. $3.50:
Baldwins. 81; Baldwins. extra fancy, $50:
e. Rome Bsaes Extra faneS S. Extra Rns
set. extra fancy. 50; spys. extra fancy, $50;
BeansNHand -picked pea, 81 40 per bu
BananasppLarSs rs per bunch; medium, $50.
Cabbage-New York Danish SIP per ton
Ceiery-Caiifornia. per crate. in rough S.
CTanbsrries-Cape Cod and Jerseys s1o91o "a
per brl; Cape Cod, 81 per box
Cucumbers-Sl.2o.
Grapes-Malaga. per key. s..
Honey-White. l.lzc per 10; medium dark. Ice.
Lemons-Extra fancy Nerdelia. $50 size. 3.25
Iettuce-Per box. Coo.
Oranges-California Navels. So 70.
Onions-Red, 81. % Per cwt; yellow 81 %: Snan-
ish, Sl.50
Potatoes-Wisconsn white, e0c per bu
Radishes-I5c per co.,
Shallots-5oc per doz.
Strawberries-Per ut, &c.
sweet Potatoes-Illinois Jerseys So: KentucLv
1915. en-
Tonatoes-Cuban. 6-basket crates, S.
Provisions.
sugar-cured Hams-Indiana, y lbs AVERAGE
Shoulders-English cured Reliable Is IN On Ibs
average I1sc; sugar-cured Indiana to 10 lbs
PicEied Pork-Fancy homeless pig pork ner hr,
200 lbs s2a fancy clear bean ban J pors per brl 200
lbs T 200 fnoI SIS Also half brs S loo si rump
the nrice OF the brls. adding soc to cover addi
tional cost of package
RseonHCiear sides so to 10 lbs average IS
% 10 30 lbs average, l3c; clear bellies 20 TO 20 lbs
sye sS. averase issse clear bacssse 52e u TO
average, l2Ikc IL to Is lbs average, i2xc: 70 ~
lbs average 12hc. In dry salt lkc less. ~ ="
Seed clover. prime. ss75g725; English clover.
f "a ssi ksnt ssa bTT%Sshy
EXTRA ciean 6Oa70c. Orchard grass sSt,5 oS.
red top. sOcasi. IS. English bluegrass. S.
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outlook L. More Hopeful.

IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S Telegram.J
NEW YORK. March H.-I.ast Saturdays
bad bank statement. the charges against
Metropolitan. the Southern Pacific row and
the radical and narrow editorial comments
by the London Times on the American sit
u1tion were some OF the adverse Develop
ments which the market had to take this
week In the main. II has taken all these
things well. and while rampant specula-
ton cannot be expected right away the
hopeful. in view OF business stability
throughout the country. and especially in
view OF the shrinkage which has taken
place In prices during the last six weeks
The market is now in position TO take any
possible bad news without panic and
should gradually rise as money becomes
easier.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE SCARCE AND QUIET, PRICES
BEING BARELY STEADY.
Hogs I'm Fair Demand and n Trifie
Lower-sheep without Change
Condition of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
March 14.-Cattle-Receipts. 1907 shipments none.
The marketing of cattle this week has been of
very fair volume. showing gain Of nearly
400 over last week. full 1000 the same
week year ago and l. 500 over the corresponding
week two years ago The receipts thus far this
year show decrease of $500 compared with the
time last year and the receipts for tho
month thus far show an increase Of over 1900
compared with the same period last year. There
has been very good variety Of cattle
keted this week. but the average quality was not
of as high standard last week. The market
has been very irregular and sensitive to any
weakening influence. In the steer line especially
1t has been more less difficult to consummate
sales all week. and prices have been irregular.
A lessened demand from outside sources almost
invariably responsible for a weaker tendency
in values. and occasionally prices consid-
cred 10d25c lower When all buyers were in the
field the market generally reported steady
compared with the close Of last week. and this
continued back-and-forth movement in values
made it difficult to obtain accurate estimate of
sales every day. very strong demand for good
feeders was responsible for sales of cattle an
swering that description at prices probably 100
i5c higher than the same kinds could be sold for
killers. and with smaller request from feeders
al the close of the week 1t is surprising that
such grades IL many cases were reported l0Ql5c
lower There were also a few statesmen who be-
lieved that the best steers did not sell up to
last weeks prices, but IL was finally generally
admitted that most of the change this week
caused by the difference in quality. Buyers. as
rule declared that all fat steers were higher
this week than last, but representative sales do
not substantiate this assertion. 1t will be
membered that practically all OF the gain in
prices the early part of last week lost at
the close. and there has been no great change
in the market this week 1t may be said that
prices for two weeks have not suffered a net
change of to exceed l0915c in either direction. In
the market for female butcher cattle this week
there really no quotable change. Occasion
ally prices appeared some stronger but at other
times statesmen believed they forced to
make some concessions. and IL was the general
opinion ut the close of the week that prices
in practically the position that they
at the close of last week. There a very good
demand for feeding cattle the greater part of the
week and they sold at stronger prices than at
any time recently. The highest prices paid this
cows, 81 for bulls and IS for calves. The
cepts to-day were quite small, in fact, not large
enough TO establish market for kind; there
fore 1t more or less difficult to consummate
sales. and the trading was quiet at barely steady
prices compared with yesterday but about
good expected at this time in the week. Quo
tations:
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Hogs-Receipts. 1500: shipments, 400. The re-
ceipts of hogs this week have been comparatively
small. showing decrease of fully LOCO compared
with last week. $500 compared with the same
week a year ago and $500 compared with the cor
responding week two years ago. The receipts thus
far this year nearly 10000 smaller than the
period last year and the receipts thus far
this month are nearly 1900 larger than the same
period last year. For the week ending yesterday
the leading local packers bought total of Sol,
against 0,29s the preceding week and 9.sSs the
same week year ago. During the period
the shipments 4.2s1, against $50 the proceed
ing week and 3,l27 the corresponding week year
ago number UNI OF very good hogs have been
continues below the standard represented a
month ago The arrivals val were principally hogs
many really low grade light hogs in the arrivals.
On account Of the small receipts here and else
where VIII and very fair shipping demand most OF
which put them in the highest position since the
cary part Oh lass t Itooer Inc most OF the
but it did not increase the receipts expected.
outside demand and less favorable reports from
other places. the market suffered reaction in
prices. Most of the gain was in prices of light
hogs and they are selling closer together now
than they have for a long time past. The range
not changed considerably. At the high time in
the week values were l5c higher for heavy grades
close of last week the beginning of this week,
but about 1Oc of this gain was finally lost.
that the net gain Tor the week was from in
heavies to fully zoe in lights. The top price On
Monday $3.50. Wednesday S.77k and at
the extreme close of the week s7.65, while on
Monday lights Sis. Thursday 7.55. and
at the close of the week S.45. The receipts to-
day quite small, but proved 10 be nearly as
many wanted at current prices. The market
opened with only a fair demand from shippers
and with local packers indifferent there was
naturally weaker tendency in affairs. Sales
men were not inclined TO make any concessions
the start, but they were handicapped by the
limited competition and were finally forced to
take off about &c In most cases compared with
yesterday. Occasionally. however. light and light
mixed grades sold about steady. AS usual when
packers are the principal BUYERS in the field the
trading only fairly active, but il did not
take long to exhaust the small supply. Later re-
ports from other markets made rather favor
able impression here. and any late arrivals could
probably have been sold at nearly steady prices
compared with yesterday Sales ranged from
SIS 10 $50. and the supply sold largely above
s7S5 Quotations.
Good choice medium to heavy. 81 45ef7 s5
Mixed and heavy packing. .............. 25617.
Good 10 choice light weights. 1901. 45
Common To fair light weights. ......... 7.I0ff7 %
Inferior to best pigs 5.50fa7 90
G.
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The banks now hold 81. 900 in excess of
reserve requirements under the % per cent.
rule; ex. United States deposit, S1l. 07O, $50
The Financier says: 1.-The official state
ment of the New York associated banks for
last week showed reduction in loans. and
consequently In deposits. sufficient I'm
amount to diminish the required reserve OF
cash against net deposits by sum slightly
in excess of the loss of cash; hence the sur
plus reserve showed trifiing Improvement.
instead OF having been wiped out, as seemed
probable early in the week. The loans
were reduced SIS. 092. 900. making SIS. 655 900
since the week ended Feb. 2S The cash re-
serve decreased last week A1G2. 400 which
amount was a little more than the sum in
dicated by the traceable movements of
money, these estimates showing a loss of
s.. 633 800. Deposits fell off last week $40 Al
200. reduction since. Feb. u OF Sf7.e57, 600.
The required reserve was diminished last
week $5.1l9425 by the decrease in deposits.
$357. 025 more than the 81 10. 400 loss of
cash above noted representing the in
crease in surplus reserve and making this
time 81 .024.000. Computed on the basis of
deposits. less f01S5. 400 OF those oc the gov
eminent. the surplus reserve Is ST. Gao 80
The statement was probably made on ris-
ing averages for cash. and therefore the
condition OF the banks was most likely
somewhat better than that indicated by the
returns. But not much Improvement in
bank conditions can reasonably be looked
for while the SuhtreasEry continues so
greatly 10 absorb money from the local
banks through fiscal operations"
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Sales.

Shcep-Receipts. 100: shipments none. The re-
ccipts OF sheep and lambs this week show an in
crease % coo last week. n slight change
compared with the week a year ago and an
Increase OF nearly 200 the corresponding week
two years ago. Thus far this year the receipts
are LOO smaller than the period last year
and the receipts for tho month 500 smaller
than tho same period last year. The supplies this
week have beer too small 10 encourage compe-
tition from all buyers but there has been rather
an active demand from local sources and prices
considering quality. have been strong in the
sheep department and higher for lambs The
conditions justify more liberal marketing of
stock. but IL is hardly probable account of
Eastern markets that shippers could have been
very liberal buyers at prices prevailing here. or
course IL cannot be foretoid what will devotion in
the near future. but unless there Is considerable
increase in the marketing IL is rot expected that
there will he any grea. change in prices. The
highest sales this week 81 lambs and
81 % for sheep. There were not enough fresh
arrivals to-day 10 make market and therefore
there is no auotable change or Improvement to
report in prices compared with yesterday. Quo
at
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MONETARY.


ings and Balances.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4G6
per cent: time loans, sac per cent Clear
ings, not reported.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 4
per cent Time money steady: sixty and
ninety days, 5s4@6 per cent; six months.
51aG54c. Prime mercantile paper, 6 per
cent Sterling exchange steady; actual
business in bankers bills, s4.S6606i4. sc. rs for
demand, s4.S3.25et4S335 for sixty days;
posted rates. s4.S4 and s4S71a; commercial
bills, $4.S25sN4S35s. Clearings, S232, 9S9, 50S
balances, S9,91e,S3S.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange. 10c
premium. Sterling exchange, s4.S41z for six
ty days, Si.S715 for demand. Clearings. $685.
9SS, 62S; balances, S2,30l, las.
BOSTON.-Clearings, SO. 409. 800; balances.
S1.63407S.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4ikd5 per
cent Clearings, s16.529. 692; balances, 81. $780,
500
ST. LOUIS.-Money. sac per cent. Clear
ings, Sc. AS. 059: balances, S7S5,996.
BALTIMORE.-Money, per cent. Clear
ings. 3.S2l. 1852: balances, 1892
CINCINNATI.-Money. 41zd6 per cent.
New York exchange. 5alOc premium. Clear
ings, s27iS.SO0.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shlppers.)

tPrices paid BY shippers.)
routry-Tom turkeys. lie: hen turkeys, Jsc;
eisrksns. hens. &c: cocks. 4e. springs. &c. ducks.
yo.irg. Sc. geese. 81 - per doz
ssaIIsc-- RABBITS. I.-O per doc: Maliard ducks
g. ger dCz
theese-sse~ York full creams. 15c: Swiss. lie:
brick, lie. hnbuTger. l2tsc
3ttfer-Cfofce roll. like per 10.
Eegs-is3sser at i1c per dog.
t<~swax--soc for yellow. &c for dark
renthsrs- Prime geese. COO per lb prime duck,
&c Ter H..
V-coE -Afsrehlntabie. medium. 1ec: bury and
rnsnershEatable. 5fiSc less. eoaTSe grades, l5c:
fire merinO. lsui5c. tub-wasned. z5Q9Sc.
HIDES AND TALON
ssre<u-salt~tI IIldcs--So. 4. s4c; No. 2 sxc:
No. sfiE .0-. No , calf, She.
Taliow- No. :. ss.c. No. :. f8ac
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Output of Flour
Inspections for Week.
Stock I'm Store.
WAGON MARKET.

Despite the bad roads offerings on the
Wagon market for two three days have
been large. but yesterday they were hardly
Up 10 the average. Prices ruled easier than
81 the fore part OF the week and choice hay
brought but SIS a ton. Forty-five cents "A
bushsl was high figure for corn. The
wagon wcighmaster reported prices as fol-
lows.
turll-{5kf45c per bu.
Sssts-36u:;Sc per bu.
Steaf Oats-$Ste1l per ton
sIsy--Timothy. siiQl5; mixed clover, $40
/ to SO.
! St-.xr--s5<i6 per ton.
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Money Rates Abroad.

counts. 9Aq37s and s24q3 1916 Consols.
81 7-l6@915s.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 100f 111kc.
Exchange on London, 25f 16iac.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
15Apf for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills, ~ per cent: three months bills. 2aa.
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specie and Mcrchandi.e Moxement.

NEW YORK.-Imports of dry goods and
merchandise at the port OF New York for
the week were valued at Sl5.OO3.O 54.
Imports of specie for the week were
SO 800 in silver and S265 S33 I'm gold
Exports of specie were 1921 955 in silver
and S25,9l7 In gold.
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ures that were current a week ago. and the de-
mand continuing unchanged. There Is very
fair inquiry from local sources for good butcher
stock. All other grades salable at quota
tons. The calf market closed about 25c higher
than at the opening. the top again standing at
S. Quotations:
Good to choice steers 40 lbs and up-
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Treasury statement.

WESTINGHOUSE statement of
the treasury balances I'm the general fund
exclusive OF the sl50,000.000 gold reserve In
the division OF redemption. shows:
Available cash balance S224. 500 9l4
Gold ....... ......................1 lis. 3d. OH
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INTERSTATE sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPo-
LIS. March H-cattle-Receints light: shipments
none There has been change in the cattle
situation this week. prices ruling steady at hg-
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 49c; Mexican
dollars. 3S15c.
LONDON.-Silver bars. 22ssd an ounce.
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Hogs-Receipts small: shipments none. The
weeks average the highest since the open
ing OF last October During the early days the
upward trend was rapid. but toward the close
about half of this advance lost. the market
closing about 10c higher than week ago. There
was a 1O-cent fall in quotations to-day. The de-
mand is strong for all weights. The market
closed ouiet and steady. Quotations:
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Condition Of the Banks Probably Bet
ter than the Figures show.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE statement
of averages OF the clearing house banks of
this city for the week shows the following.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15

Candies stick. sifc per No: common mixed
&c: groeers niixed; &C. Banner twist mixed. Sc:
<uts-Soft-Shellsd almonds l7d2ec; Brazil
nuts lie. riberts. i2c: peanuts roasted, 1QSc:
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