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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
BAD FOR CLEVELAND.
LaJoie May Be Out Of the Game Until
june

The Cleveland club may be minus the
services of its most famous player for sew
eral months Of next season. There are
present indications that Lajoie win not be
able to play with the club till the cham
pionship race Is well advanced.
The great second baseman's attack Of
pleurisy obstinately refused to respond to
medical treatment. SO recourse was had to
surgery An incision was made in Lar
rvs side. and through this hole the doc
tors have daily been removing profuse
flow. l&" .
Although the treatment has proved bene-
hcial, the greatest care Will be necessary
while the wound Is Healing.
A prominent surgeon rs authority for the
statement that Lajoie will be lucky to play
by June 10. lioG-ffi' - -. Sc H7N
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Base Bali Notes.

Ths New York Americans will wear navy
blue travelling suits. with white trimmings
and blue stoclHHgs
Catcher Bob Wood has had offers from
both major Leagues. but has not yet accept
Cd any.
Philadelphia has signed Pitcher Bowman
Of the University OF Virgins. He was with
New York for g. time last season
George Cuppy. who was one Of the main
stays Of the old Cleveland team several
years ago. says he may be found with the
Pirates next season. az
This year win be "Jaci" Doydss sixteenth
year upon the diamond. He broke into the
game 1t Lynn. Mass. IN 1857
Castro. the former: Manhattan College
year. viii probably b with Arthur Irwin
Roche1ter team uaxt seAeop. -
Pitcher Callahan has been selected to sue
20 American League team.
Charlie Irwin - said to have siensd With
Brooklyn again Tor ns3t ssAson. He was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING.
No Decision Reached Regarding
Club for Raltiomre.

Manager George StalHngs OF the Buffalo
club. made a s.atesnent to the Eastern
League magnates yesterday, in New York.
in which he denied the story that the Buff
falo club had been flirting with the Ameri-
can League and for that reason had de-
clined to sign an agreement binding the
Eastern League together for a number OF
years.
The formal notice Of transfer Of the
franchise Of the Buffalo club from George
Stalings to the Queen City Base Ball and
Adjustment Company Of Buffalo, was f1ied
with the league. Those who take stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
PALM BEACH GOLFERS
Cory Of Boston Continues His Good
Work In Match Play.

The first and second rounds Of match
play for the Lake Worth cup were finished
on the links at Palm Beach yesterday. In
the first round Of match play yesterday
morning the results were as follows:
c. B. Cory defeated Harry suy,dam. Lake
wood, UP and 2
Paul Waterman. Englewood. defeated w
W. Burton. Lakewood. by default.
A. J. Mcclure, Albany, defeated J. w
Johnson. Ardsley, up and 1.
G. L. Becker. Woodland. West Newton
defeated Henry Rea, Ptttsburg. up and B.
A: 9. Carpenter, Philadelphia C. O, de-
feated d. A. Mulliken. Boston, by default
g. e. Barnard. Broolkline, defeated H. p.
Dixon, Spring Haven, i I'D.
A. w. Black, lakewood, defeated John
Mott, New York up and 2.
II. III. McEdwee, Exunoor, defeated p. T.
Heating. Town and County Club. 81. Paul.
4 UP and 2.
In the second round C. 3. Cory defeated
p. Waterman. up.
G. r. Becker defeated A. J. Mcclure. up.
r. H. McElwee defeated A. w. Black.
I'd.
O. e. Barnard defeated A. 8. Carpenter,
3 uD and g.
Today the ssni-inais and finals are being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
Washington Golfers Go South.

w. E. Conklyn, general agent of the Sea-
board Air Line, and party Of Washington
ians, including Alexander Findley, DR.. Lee
Harlan. A. Presley Massey and Fred.
Parks, left Washington today for Pine
hurst N. c., to participate in the mems in
auguration open golf tournament to be held
at that place next week. Cups will be
awarded to the players for the best net
and gross scores made during the tourna-
ment.
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Clerks Beat the "Mets."

Clerks Beat the "Mets."
The Metropolitans and Clerks OF the Rail-
way Relief League came together last
night. and in a series of three games the
latter won two. The NETS have been
picked for championship honors and their
defeat last night caused considerable sur
prise, although the Clerks have always been
consistent bowlers In the first game Ell
lott Of the Clerks hung up score Of POT,
and it was the best OF the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
Departmental League Bowlers.

In the Departmental League tournament
last night the Post Office and Bureau teams
were the contestants, the latter winning two
of the three games rolled. The Bureaus
went off in their work at the start, but
thereafter bowled up to their true form, the
remarkable score Of 1902 being made in
the third game. Hess Of the Bureaus Sc
cured top score by knocking over 227 pins
In the third game. Following are the SCORES:
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Ely Easily Defeated Clearwater.

The third and final game Of the worlds
championship pool match was played in
Pittsburg last evening. the score standing:
Eby. 404: Clearwater. $50. when play was
resumed. The contest throughout was
clean one, and Eby won by superior play
The only foul in the contest was made by
Eby, who accidentally touched one of the
object balls with his hand. thereby losing q
shot. Eby played steady game through
out. Clearwater showed considerable nerv-
BUSINESS, as he has on previous occasions
The final score was as follows: Eby, 108;
grand total, 600. Clearwater. 116; grand to-
tai, 1876
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Totals. IT 20 S04
Totals. 10 % 8

At the Eagle alleys the home team went
into the match rather confident of winning
at least two of the games. but they were
unable to compete successfully with the
Saengerbund. who went at the pins in a
very business like manner, taking the three
victories with scores that were in each
game above nine hundred. being the first
series of the season where that feat was
accomplished. Burdine with 223 and Miller
with 234 made the evenings record in in
dividual scores. The results Of the games
follow.
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Totals. 10 20 Q
ing Of the clubs follows:

The match scheduled for Monday night
between the Jolly Fat Men Club and Car
roll Institute, at the former clubs alleys,
has been postponed to Wednesday.
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Jenkins and Piening wrestle Tonight

Tom jenkins, the great wrestler from
Cleveland, and Butcher Boy Piening. the
New York wrestler. who are matched to
meet In the big amphitheater at Madison
Square Garden. New York. tonight, have
worked like Trojans to get into condition
for the match.
This Is the hardest job that the Butcher
Boy has ever undertaken, and he is taxi
Ing no chances Of being out Of condition
Jenkins Is In good shape. and although the
he Will beat Piening In straight falls The
omcials Of the contest have all been Sc
lected. George Bothner will referee, Sam
See Will be official timekeeper. Young
Corbett will hold the watch for jenkins
and Alec Brown will be Piening's time
keeper.
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played. The weather has been nearly per-
feet for golf, and the links are In fine con-
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Knights Of Columbus Pool Tournament
In the Knights Of Columbus pool tourna-
ment last evening Keane Council defeated
Washington Council by score Of 131 to 49,
Following are the scores:
washington Council-Miller, II; Dant, so:
Walter, q.
Keane Council-Sweeney, 6O Fitzgerald,
81; Sullivan, 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-19

l4 WI &ptiitA~0HAAAttH
per maFeroberflade berfinten. Das
aIit R~efsrpoir umfabt 48. 00o. 100000
@anonxn MaFer, pelde Quantitdt
burh bic Neuanlage um 32.000,O00,<
goo GalIonsn permebrt tpirb. Sn
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lei. reae 2anbfraben sebaut unb Elm
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aufsrfa5rt.
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EnIten. Dos grptons Referbotr lit CUR
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Zen BON 6,00O,000 @alpnen. @Gmmt,
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men unb 1eide in ben 8croush'
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erfHefnen.
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Rie(ene WoGerre(eruoir.
Ser WaKsrbebarf 9rpksgsem 9nrts
NIB Die Sedune besielbem.

a~ssaamtiAs asase-&tm ess-0auame ses
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Ste gr1bte @truftur ibrer Dirt in
biefem 2dnbe befinbet iia felt 1892 fir
bic @.abt @roBsgaetp gort I'm 8au.
sGs 1T bies Der rteue gorneue9 amm
i'm GROOM bale, Der CUR S6affuns
Interchangeable WereroBerung zines
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Damn, Der etpa 300 Sub bo9 unb an
feinem pberen Ranbe 1000 SUB lang
lit, er}tredt f9 spif9en apei Bergen
nnb bate BIB Dor aursem einen &os
dtenanfipanb BON 100000 erforbert.
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Der grbe, tpo bic gunbamentteine auf
cine adnse BON 200 SUB eelegt tpurs
ben. Rad Der fir DECEMBER b. S. pors
s~efebenen 8ertieftenuns bes 9dmmes
pirb hinter biefem Elm 20 Meilen LAM
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9atide AteiOenS 9rnderei.

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ben in beutiher, engliiber nno ipa'
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itenanibldee geliefert.
Vie 9enaa.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Jan. 24-Flour-Re-
ceipts, 1855 brls; exports. 1000
brls; firm and unchanged; winter
patents. S3.e5q4; winter straights;
$3.50@3.65: Minnesota patents. A.1564. So:
winter extras. 81. SOFAS 10; Minnesota bakers.
s. 25d3.4O; winter low grades. 81 6Oa2. 80.
Rye flour steady; fair to good. s3a3 S5;
choice to fancy, s3.4Oaa3.55. Buckwheat
-four quiet at s2.2OQ2.So. spot and to ar
rive. Corn meal firm; yellow Western,
$40; city, s1.1S; Brandywine, 50. 1908 .55
Rye frmer; No. Western 6Olkc f. o. b.
afioat; State, 56@571ac c. i. I. New York
Barley quiet: feeding, 47c c. l. f. New York
mailing. 51G60c C. l. (. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts, Sc, $50 blu; exports o.
S52 bu. Spot firm; No. red, S3&c; elevator
9O&4c f. o. b. ahoat; No. hard Manitoba.
9l12c f. o. b. afioat. Options were active
and generally stronger on renewed heavy
Eastern buying. rains in southern Argentina
and higher French cables, attended by
buying orders and active local covering;
closed strong on French buying, with last
prices 1sG5sc net higher: May, S3b@S3Ac
closed at S37sc; July, 10 l3-16QS0ssc. closed at
S03sc
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports, 3O,675 bu.
Spot quiet; No. 2 nominal elevator &c (. O..
b. afioat; No. 2 yellow. 5Sc: No. white
5Sc. Options opened easy with cables, but
recovered on the wheat advance and ruled
active and firm during the forenoon; closed
firm at hIs4c net advance: May. 497sn
5O5sc. closed at 505sc; July, 4SSs@iSa4c, closed
at 4S%c.
Oats-Receipts. $500 bu: exports. LBS bu;
spot firm; No. 2. 4ic standard white. 4f4c;
No. 5, 431ac: No. 2 white, 441kc: No white
iic; track white. 44447c. Options quiet but
firm; May closed at 45c.
Hay quiet; shipping, 5547Oc; good to
choice, 954s1.05.
Hops firm; state. common to choice 1902,
3oQ37c; 1901, 14d26c: old. S01211c: Pacific
coast 1902. 27G32c: 1901 2Sd25c: old. Sa12lsc.
Hides steady: Galveston, 20 TO % pounds.
1Sc; California. u TO 3 pounds, 19c; Texas
Dry "a to 80 pounds, lac.
Leather firm: acid. 24G25,Sc.
Beef steady: family. S15TS17; mess, s10G
$3.50; beef hams, s2O.5Ods?2: packet, $l4d
SIS; city extra India mess s2iN27
Cut meats steady: picked bellies. S. 75d
$40; picked shoulders, $8.25; picked hams
sll6fll %. Lard steady. western steamed
sl0.N Refined steady: continental. s10.55:
s. A, Sill; compound. s7.5Oa775 Pork firm
family. s1S.75019; short clear. sl95oQ2l. 80
mess, S1SG1S.50.
Tallow frmer: city (s2 for package). 6Ise
country package free. 6AfI6Isc Cotton
seed oil quiet; prime crude. nominal: prime
| yellow, 401kc.
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra. 4IsG
| 67s: Japan, nominal
Molasses firm; New Orleans open kettle
| good to choice. 3cG40.
| Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. invoice, SIC
| Mild quiet: Cordova. 1M11Ac.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining 3 5-16c
centrifugal. 90 test. Bile molasses sugar
| 3 ls-16c Refined dull; No. 6. 435c: No. Z
| No. IL. Aloe: No. T. 4.05c; No. Is. 4c No
| IA. &c; confectioners' A. 4.60c; mold A Sc
| cut loaf. 535c: crushed. 5.35c; powdered
| 4S5c: granulated, 475c: cubes. &c.
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Local Grain Market.

The local grain market has been the most
active of any week for many months. Bid
ding has been spirited and inspections have
averaged % cars per diem. The week closes
with prices steady for wheat cent higher
than week ago. Track bids. as reported
by the secretary of the Board of Trade.
were as follows:
Wheat steady; No. red. 7Sc track; No. 2
red IIizc on milling freight; No. red,
75c: January. Tic: wagon, TIC
Corn steady; No / white, 4i1zc; No 2
white, 441zc: No. white. 441zc; No white,
42lac; No. z white mixed. 44lkc: No. white
mixed. 49, No. white mixed, 421zc: No.
yellow, 4issc; No. yellow, 441zc; No. A
yellow, 42l.c; No. mixed, 4iiac; No. 3
mixed. He; No. mixed. 42ikc; ear, 42c
Oats steady; No. white. 351zc; No. 3
white. Sc; No. 2 mixed. 3415c; No. mixed,
SIC.
Hay steady; No. timothy. $3.50; No. 2
timothy, Sl3.75.
Inspections-Wheat: No. 2 red, 2 cars;
sample. /; total, cars Corn: No. white.
% cars; No white. 3: No. white mixed,
5: No. mixed. L; No. 3 mixed, Is; No. 4
mixed. 1; ear. l. total. 80 cars. Oats: No. 3
white, L car Hay: No. timothy. cars;
No. timothy. 8; No. clover, /; total.
cars
0r.~- xf
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
UNUSUALLY GOOD WEEK FOR THIS
TINE OF THE YEAR.
Prices Steady and Strong Except for
Eggs and Butter-Grain Markets
Active and Tone Good.

The trade OF the past week has been very
satisfactory, the weather being such that
perishable freights could be shipped with
out danger in closed cars, and that other
lines OF trade could move more expeditions
ly With this. prices have carried. rule.
a very strong tone In the produce market
eggs went of &c dozen and butter lie q
pound. but cheese and poultry made small
advances On Commission row prices re-
main much the same. There was a slight
advance In choice apples. but In several
lines OF green stuffs slight reductions were
made During the week more business was
done on Commission row than in any week.
Christmas week excepted. for two months.
Dry goods houses had very fair weeks
business. Boot and shoe houses are having
a trade in excess of that of January OF
last year. The same remark viii apply TO
the leather houses. The hide market, as
yet. shows no Improvement Groceries are
very active. The highways are in good
shape for the grocers off the railroads to
secure stocks, and those located on the
railways also are liberal buyers. Prices OF
staple groceries continue so steady that
there is but little object in the retail grocer
stocking up ahead of early requirements.
Iron and steel rule steady, and while there
Is not so much doing as there will be later
on. the dealers speak of trade being
very good for the season. The provision
market is strong. Some lines of hog prod
ucts. such as hams and sidemeat. are firm
er on a large demand, but other lines are
easing of somewhat The domestic trade
Is in excess of that ever enjoyed by the
local packing houses Hogs are coming in
In larger numbers than have been antici-
pated, but the high price for anything in
the line OF fresh meats tends to strengthen
the provision market. Travelling statesmen
who came in Friday and Saturday brought
In good orders.
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track. i3aiiAc; May. HxaExc. Oats firm; NO;
2. cash. sec; track. seltus7c; May s7c No; -s
lower; job6ing. standard mess. $3.50. Lard
strong at $40 Dry-salted meats steady; poxeu
clears ss ' Bacon eiesr Ss o1e
shorts. $40; clear ribs. SIC. short clear
s. ;Sa ic5o WHISKY steady iO at $50 Iron eotton
ties. sloiis. Bagg.ng. 65-l61l Else Henp
s %6Ss bu eorR bn Oats 2 orb su Ship
ments-Flour. 1000 bills wheat, 5000 bu corn
10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.-Wheat-Spot firm; No.
red Western winter. 6s ld: No. ! Califol MA
IS s1zd Corn-spot quiet; American mixed
new. As s1zd: American mixed OLD. no stock.
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter quiet at - &C.
Beef quiet; extra InGia mess. lJss Cd PORK
easy; prime mess. mestern. 75s Hams.s short
Cumberland. p to 60 lbs. ASS; short Abs ID TO
a lbs. as Cd; long clear mi6dlss light. 3 u
81 lbs. ASS; long clear midcies theavy). 81 to 40
lbs AS cd; short clear backs. IS TO 70 lbs, ass
square ii to 10 lbs. firm at iOs CD Lard
Prime Western, In t.erces. quiet at DIS; Anerl-
nominal. Cheese stIong; American finest white
and eoiored, 6es Tallow-Prime city steady al
Z's Sd; Australian. in London, firm at 3is 3D.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2i-Wheat-No. red and
longbeny. sc; No. red and longberry &c
AppIes-sqn,oried. i&a5c per Id for large and
Beans-NortheIn hand-I picked. $3.50 Per bu; lnoi-
ana new beans - 1Sa2 ~ per bu hay-S iss
straw, 500 Clean ginseng, sig4.2J per To- Pc
tatoes. S!S per brl; No them potatoes ole' &c
1
per brl. Peppers. 81 per crate
KANSAS CITY. Jan. zL-Wheat-May. 1S5s1
iSAc; July, 6l1su61hc: cash No. hard. 6atg
es12c; No ., 65uoIc; No. hard G0ft jJc; leJectei
hard, 56q6lc; No. lei. 6ya70c; No 8, 6IGSSe.
Corn-January, 3sc: May. 3s24c: cash No mixed
3s+. aioc; No. 2 white. iOlzu 4o&4c; No. D. +O,4e
5l2OO bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats. q, O0J bu Ship
ments-Wheat. $1,000 bu corn, 75,iOO bu; oats.
p, 900 blu.
TOLEDO. Jan. 24.-Wheat active and strong
cash and January. 7e4c; May. SIC. Corn fairly
active and steady; January. 46c: May. 45lsc.
Oats dull and steady; January. SIC; May, S'i4c.
Kye-No. 2 53iec. Clover seed dull and steaCy;
January, 1925; March, s732is; prime timothy,
$50; prime alsike. sS.25
CINCINNATI Jan. 2i.-Flour steady. Wheat
| firm; No. red. soc. Corn firm; No mixed. ala
G4Sc. Oats firm: No. mixed. 39c. Rye steady;
No. 2, 511ec. Lard quiet So.55. Bulk meats
steady at sSS7lz. Bacon steady at s1O.2j Whisky
-Distillers finished goods steady on the basis
OF sl.30 Sugar steady.
DULUTH. Jan. 24.-Wheat-Cash. No. hard.
| 1sssc; No northern. 75ssc; to arrive, No.
northern 'sasc; May. 7s%q79&c; July, 7siac.
Oats-May, &c; on track and to arrive, SAC
BALTIMORE. Jan. 24--F1our quiet and I'M
changed Wheat strong; spot and January. s2i2@
| s2a.c Corn firm; spot, 5sq5sAc. Oats dull and
| easy No. white. i2lkc
| MINNEAPOLIS. jan Aa-wheat-May, 7slsc;
| l northern, lS%c; No. northern. 76%c.
| MILWAUKEE Jan. 24.-Barley lower; No 2.
65d66c sample, 45G60c.
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El&eyy here.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i-Cattle-Receipts. 200. The
market was nominal Good to prime steers, s4.Se
feeders. Si.e5fi5o0 cows. si4Cai.5o: heifers. SEA
40: Gamers, slsod2.5e bulls. slGl44O; calves. 81
aogs-tieceiyts TO-DAY, ls0e; tomorrow. 40
co.; left over. $500 Ths market was 5aloc high,
and butchers. st.S5easeJ good to choice heavy,
g. co. go b sis Of r sses hsay sS'qSO light soy
Shcep-Receipts 1000. Sheep strong: lambs
strong Good TO sne 1 w %etHers S@ a a
); native lambs. si2sa625; Western lambs $40
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattie. s7os;
hogs. sO.2is: sheep AIS shipments-Cattie.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Beeves-Receipts. ASS.
All consigned direct No sales reported. Dressed
beef steady city dressed native sides. 7lsQloc
quoted general sales of American steers at la
lsc. dressed weght: Refrigerator beef quoted at
80 sheep. 1,o5J carcasses of muttons and 1850
quarters CT beef.
Western calves sale. carried from yes
terday; No sales reported. City dressed veals,
sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts; $50, Sheep we're
chsnre au o About es
cars Of stock unsold. No sales reported. Lambs
sold at ss.s5ae.25: dressed muttons. sGsc per
Hoss~Receipts. about 2.442. No sales reported.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 100.
dressed beef steers 81 fair to good .so
OATS; stockers and feeders. s3.25q42s; Western
fed a Tsss and indian steers sS
1ss:ys hsfsss slS'C bulls
s,ass : ss'.: s::v;
@6.SGls: mixed packers, s6.5oQS.75; light, $500
SIS; Workers. s. soas s.; So pigs. sSsO@ss5 Re
Sheep~Receipts none The market was nomi-
nal. Native lambs. s4as: Western lambs. $3.50
lea :s nsvs s,oss ssnsrs sns
s2.5oGs5o. Receipts for the week, 1000.
ST. LOUIS Jan. A.-cattle-Receipts. 200. in
tive Slipping sna export seers With
strictly fancy quoted up to s.: dressed beef and
st.sssTs And feeders sSSs
% aarss Ts1as and indian
sssog4 20; COWS and 0o heifsTs : ;2ssss7o ,u,
| ers. ss60de.So; butchers. ss7Od7.
ns SaiSs SttoSs ss ar lambs wa;
culls and bucks. $2q4.O; stockers. $.5oq3; Tex
ans. fed. s4so.
EAST guFrALo Jan
lower. Tops, S. ssass5 Common to good. s.5oSs
Hessy %xs sa' %aEsss Sas rofssf
| s655qS.sO; pigs. $3.50; roughs. sSQ6.5o; stays.
Sheer. and Lambs-Receipts. 10. 900: mixed sheep
ewes 81 Sn S sheep TOP mixsd aS
| 4.so; ouls to good. $2Q4.15
OMAHA, Jan; M-cs M.;,.. zoo The he
cows and heifers s3@4.1o: calves. s4a65O; bulls.
Hoes-Receipts $500 The market was 5@1oc
lower. Heavy. s.. 7v96.s5 pigs. s5.5od6.50: bulk
/ OF sales. s6.65Gl6.70
steady Fed muttons, 81. 5o@5 2o ewes. s3ai. 4o:
| common and stockers. $1.50Q4.25; lambs, $50
$50
| LOUISVILLE, Jan. A.-Cattle steady. Choice
to prime shipping steers. A.5O9475; medium to
steers. saaass medium to good butchers. $500
3.75; choice veals, $550d6.25.
Hogs-Best heavy, 1918; light shipping. $e.25:
roughs. $546.
| Sheep and Lambs-Extra shipping sheep, s. 259
| $50; extra lambs, S6Q625.
| CINCINNATI, Jan. A.-Hogs active at g. 500
| $40.
| Cattle steady at Sz04.75.
| Sheep steady at $2.25Q4.50 Lambs strong and
| higher at $465.S