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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-21
BROKERS VIEWS ON
THE STOCK MARKET
Rock Island Issues Were Feature
Observation-Disclosures on ANAL
gamated Copper To-day.
Meyer & Kiser.


NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Strength was mani
tested throughout the trading to-day and clos
ing prices were we'll up TO the best figures of
the day There was runaway market. but
1t was firm enough to suit the most bullish en-
thusiast There was nothing in the news tend
ing to influence prices, but professional traders
were almost unanimous in their opinions favor
ing a still further advance in prices. Manipu-
market and Realty preferred was boosted to a
new high figure OF course, this is nothing
more or less than washing and it will not do
stocks were strong to-day, and there is talk
of materially higher prices for these securities.
because of its strength and the character of the
buying The fractions were comparatively well
Pacihc The Steel stocks held their own. Cop
per was fairly firm and the rest Of the market
displayed good strength. Directors OF the
Amalgamated Copper Company will probably
meet morrow and WIN declare a1, the n regular
ket quiet in the afternoon
IA. r. Thompson & Col
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Despite rumors
received. the stock market held well to-day.
showing that the large interests are commit
ted 10 the bull side. They were buyers on all
soft spots ana in the day IL Mas oi SAID ha b
war talk was unauthentic, and there was con-
siderable short covering by the floor element.
OF manipulation there was considerable. par
ticularly in Realty, and we do not favor the
purchase Of the preferred any longer. The
common presents some attraction. as 1t is low
and has participated in the advance All pools
were active, we'll supplied with money and opti-
mistic in regard TO outlook. This is a creep
ing bull market. 1t will be much higher before
the outside element realizes 1t. Do not neglect
to purchase when the market is weak, regard
less of rumors, for there certain to be shake
outs when the following becomes too large The
inves trnent demand well sustained to-day,
manipulation in the bond market not being SC
manifest. Genuine transactions were many and
the over-counter sale of bonds was good. The
money market continued easy and promises
TO be still lower in the near future. The banks
are gaining heavily again from the interior and
the sub-treasury. and the outlook for favora-
BILE bank statement is good We regard South
ern Pacific. Atchison, Wabash. Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio the best
and II purchasers will exercise little patience
they will be well rewarded All standard
stocks purchases soft spots now. Take
fair returns while professionalism lasts.
IPorterield & Col
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Among the most
active OF the high-priced rails to-day was II
linos Central. which. upon the declaration OF
its regular dividend and its magnificent earn.
ings statement. advanced one and half points
St. Paul and the Rock Island issues made good
gains. The advance was so general that almost
the entire list was included in the gains. Cop.
per was strong the dividend talk.
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Of course. is doing some selling but the offer
ings are grabbed up so quickly by short hold
ers that his selling does not have the least de-
pressing effect upon the market. Armour has
been spoken of frequently the cleverest spec
few years ago Joe Letter put the price so high
that when he tried TO unload he broke the mar
short interest is large enough and the
war scare has created larger short interest
dtions. Armour will be able TO get rid OF a
good deal of his line the shorts without caus-
port that Valentine sold 200 900 bushels yester-
day. Two hundred thousand bushels don't
amount to much in a market like that of yes
terday.
Says the Tribune: There is a gradual and
irresistible Tightening of the lines in the wheat
market. At each successive stage OF the ad-
supplies seem to become more limited
and the power Of the big Armour holding more
marked. Bearish news which local
traders disposed TO consider bearish has
effect prices. for the wheat which local
traders sell is absorbed without bringing about
any break and they have 10 bid the market 10
m or less nenaon To- s ahf s Sne tbe there Is
marked unwillingness TO take much punish
menI on the short side The small contract
stocks here and elsewhere and the small re-
ceipts Of contract grade attracting more
and more attention. Theoretically n is long
time ahead to fear a corner in Nav but the
big May holding here is 50 entirely out OF pro-
posed 10 forget the possibilities The market
seems to be at point where nothing but lber-
al offerings OF long wheat would relieve the
tigh;ness Of the situation. and as the price
works higher there is less and less for sale
the buges
An advance Of sc in the fax price at Duluth is
taken as sign by fax people that the Amer
lean Company was in control OF the seed stu
alton. and ready to mark up the seed price
so as to influence the oil situation The ad-
vance in seed in this market very hum
drum affair. a mere failing along after the
Duluth advance. No one has felt certain SO Car
this season whether the American crowd was IN
control OF seed not. But this sudden mark
ing up OF prices IL a pretty good evidence n
is The season is now approac ching when the
demand for nnseed oil begins on a large scale
No other interests except the American could
afford 10 mark up the seed Sc a bushel for the
mere purpose Of improving the ell position
The New York Produce Exchange has voted
TO make No. red winter wheat deliverable on
contracts at a sc penalty. No. northern de-
iverable at Sc penalty, No. hard winter at
| &c penalty. and No hard winter at &c penalty.
| IL also voted TO make delivery OF Buffalo
| wheat regular at the allowance OF the rail rate
at and east OF Buffalo. and at isc penalty.
| Trading under this new rule begins Feb. / on
the basis Of contracts Aug. l and later.
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L'ith the Grain Brokers;
Present Market Conditions

The bid for No red wheat in the local mar
ket was advanced to 94c at the Board Trade
call yesterday. This is 12c over the bid Tues
day, and is the highest price for this crop in
the local market. Nos 2 and white corn. con-
tract grades here bid 4514c yesterday.
red wheat. delivered at that point. Deducting
freight tariff, the Louisville bid was about lac
over the local price
Local receipts of thus far this week
show a falling off of thirty-eight cars, COM
pared with the receipts the corresponding time
last week. The receipts Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday showing in the Board of Trades
inspection amounted to 125 cars. $4,000 or
1870 $50 bushels against 1913 cars during the same
DAYS last week. Practically 30 per cent. Of the
corn received thus far this week is grading
No white, which is contract grade here. out
of the 125 cars. sixty-two graded No. white
out of the 1863 received the first three days
last week, eighty-one~ graded No. white The
soft weather the past few days tends to de-
crease receipts at country stations, which az
fects the receipts here, also
A. w. Thompson.-In wheat it seems to be a
case of Armour control. When this house is
satisfied there will be a drop that can be
plainly heard The only question is: will they
attempt to carry 1t much further? To those
who have good profit l recommend they keep
close stop loss orders behind the market It
Yesterday The seaboard markets, however.
refused 10 respond TO Chcagos advance which
makes me fell corn is high enough for the pres
ent on break of a cent or two, think IL
should be bought for quick return. Provisions
seem asleep compared with life In both wheat
and corn II IS reported however. that the
hackers are not selling. therefore the trading
on each side comes from the outside traders.
No doubt the packer would like TO see a good
break in the market. recommend buying on
any fair reaction.
From the action taken yesterday and Tuesday.
May wheat at Chicago is approaching the cor
nered'' condition. Near the close yesterday May
advanced to s2Isc split. The market did not
weaken a fraction from this figure and closed
right at the top. 1t is simply a case of a
congested market. Armour has most Of the
May and he is making the shorts pay to cover.
There is a great deal OF belief In the opinion
that commercially wheat is too high. but this
won't make the market react when man
has enough Nav control the market and the
shorts are covering. All the way up. especial
ly since the possibility OF between Russia
and Japan began TO affect the market. about
three weeks ago. there has been accumulat-
ing an immense short interest in the May de-
livery. IL has been the opinion Of many, many
traders that as soon the war abated
the market would have a reaction and short
holders would reap big profit. But the war
scare has practically died away. far as tbs
market is concerned just now, and still the
price is climbing higher and higher. Armour.
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A careful canvass OF conditions in the local
money market yesterday afternoon showed that
interest rates here on short-time loans. two
three and four months. practically un-
changed from the rates prevailing six weeks
ago. II money continues easy in New York
as II is now for some time the local market
will be affected and rates will become lower
but yet the easiness OF the Wall-street market
has had very little effect here. The Journal was
led TO canvass the local situation by the state
ment OF "A local stock broker TO the effect that
the indianapolis banks were putting out loans
under per gflt-edge paper. This Is not
the true condition By any means. one OF the
leading banks has nothing but per cent. paper
one OF its officials stated. Five to per cent
is the rate quoted by most OF the banks, and
far more loans are made at 6 per cent or above
5i5 than at s. According the statements OF
some OF the larger institutions. rates are expect
ed 10 work lower here. however. II money con-
tinues easy in the East
Meyer & Kiser report the sale of a block OF
fifty shares OF Brown Ketcham preferred stock
This is the first sale Of this stock from the
hands Of the original purchasers when the issue
tatcn on the exchange yesterday was iO7 The
Brown ketcham preferred stock was hoated by
Mr. L. Daniels. who has been associated for
and stock brokerage business, will open a similar
adjustment in the Lombard Block next week.
He viii have connections with the National
Stock and Grain Exchange, which has offices
in the State Life Building.
A member OF one OF the well-known houses
contradicts the statement made frequently of
late that the local securities market is practical
ly cleaned up of high-grade bonds at present
prices. There plenty Of high-grade bonds
at the prices asked on the Stock Exchange every
day." said he. THE trouble is this Some Of
these securities were considerably lower not long
ago than they and investors don't want
to pay what the bonds are worth"
There is one exception. at least, to this state
ment. II is not thought bid of 80 would
bring out many New Telephone first fves They
quoted at 80 asked. but 1t is thought there
not great many of them for sale at that
price. The New Telephone second hves are asked
at So The low point on them last year was
about 49, Citizens Street Railway fves are
at 1912 asked. They high Ill
last year and low 1854. Indianapolis Street
Railway fours at IS asked. They have been
high IS and low 1914. Union Traction
hvas asked at Sc The high point them
was 1929 and the low 80. Broad Ripple fves a
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LOCAL COFFEE PRICES
ARE ADVANCED 1-2 CENT
Camphor Prices I'm Local Market
show Effect Of Russo-Jnpanese
TrOubie-Potatoes Higher

local jobbers. grocery jobbers and coffee mer-
chants yesterday advanced prices OF package
coffees nc "A pound This puts Arise si3 25
q hundred Jersey to SIS, %. Java blend TO SIS so
Gates's blended Java TO SIP Is and Climax Java
blend 10 <13 2o. The advance in the local mar
ket follows continued higher prices in the option
market for the product. The Eastern deal
claim the coffee crop last year was much
cmaller than the previous years crop. and
prices OF the package goods expected to
be higher all year. The local market has been
advancing steadily for two months.
CAMPHOR ADVANCES
The effect OF the RussO-Japanese trouble on
the camphor market has reached the local mar
ket and local and wholesale drug jobbers have
advanced their prices. Local quininc prices
have been reduced little this week due. II is
said, TO falling of I'm the demand The local
wholesale drug houses all report increasing bus
mess In almost all lines.
POTATOES GO TO SIS CENTS
Potatoes climbing steadily toward the 81
mark. The leading dealers Commission row
yesterday advanced the price to Sc an in
crease OF 54l0c. Cabbage was advanced 10 "a
and onions TO Sis.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
Prices pald bY shinnersl }


Ckeese-WiscOnsin. 13c; New York full creams
nc; Swiss. Ice; brick, lac; lmburger lie
Poultry-Tcm turkeys. 12c; hens Sc; cocks 10.
geese. SC per 10.
Butter-choice roll. 12c; Elgin creamery. 2sc.
state 24c. 80
Eggs-Firm at CSC.
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots.
Good medium merchandise unwasbed -.
coarse and braid. l5c: heavy merino i06i5c.
half blood. I2gl4c; bury and cotted I2Sii4c.
Western. 2c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc Fer ID; prime duck
DC per 10.
Cos for drawn. Fei
Beeswax-soc for yellow. 25c for dark
HIDES AND TALLOW
Green-salted Hides-No. l. INC: M ca
No ] calf. Ice: No. calf Sc > '%S'
TaliOw-No. !. she; No. 2. Sc.
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THERE ARE NO SAFER INVESTMENTS
for your money than the farm and city
mortgages that we have for sale.
In Il years we have sold over eighteen bill
lion dollars OF these mortgages and have
never lost a dollar Of interest or principal
and have never fOreclosed a mortgage since
we have been in business. Phones. New 1924;
Old black 4l26. G. n. WILLIAMS Il co.
Bankers. No. 10 East Market St. Indianapolis
We allow three per cent. on deposits.
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Cash quotations follows: Flour was
firm. No. spring wheat, 7sQS6c No. 2 red. Sc
2 oats 3sa3ehc; No. g white. Sf14Q4I1kc. No. 2
rye. SEC. Good feeding barley, 4Oa42c; fair to
choice mailing. 47Q5sc. No. / haxseed 81 O6: No
Northwestern. s1.125z. Prime timothy seed.
1925. Clover seed, contract grade SLIPS Mess
pork, per bril- sl3.05ql3.l7k. Lard, per 100 lbs
So 97ik. Short-rb sides 0oose) Sc. 35Gs So. Short
clear sides Cboxedl, s6.s214q6.75. Whisky, basis
of high wines, s1.27.
Receipts-F1our. 81. 100 brls; wheat So 400 blu;
corn. 43l. 500 bu: oats. 355 400 bu rye Il 300 bu
barley. 1se. 600 bu. Shipments-Fiour. % 900 brls
wheat a. 100 bu; corn, 223 900 bu oats, l2s 500 Blu
rye, 1000 bu; barley, IS 300 bu.
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Custom Cutters i'm Convention.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 0.-The National
Association of Custom Cutters had 400
members present when they got down to
business to-day. The day was given up to
discussion of matters pertaining to the
tailoring business. President Sherman de-
livered his annual address and George W.
Dunahue, of Bloomington, ILL.,, made a re-
port the international congress at Am
sterdam.
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[Porterheld & Col
THE MONEY MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIs.-Commercial paper

IND1ANAPOLlS.-C commercial paper per
cent time loans. 5Izq6 per cent.
NEW YORK.-Close: Money call easy at
l2d2lh per cent; closing bid and offered per
cent Time loans easy: sixty days 3i6 per
cent bid ninety days. 3l9 per cent: six months
4Q4h per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4I4 as
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at s.. 15G4 sc. 20 for
demand and 81 SO. 25Q4 49, IS for sxty-d bills
S4S3
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NEW TELEPHONE FIRST
FIVES ARE SOLD AT go.
Sale of Ten Shares Security Trust and
Fifteen Shares Union Traction
Common Also RenOrted.

The sale of $4,000 OF New Telephone first ives
at 30, ten shares of Security Trust Company
stock at 1O1 and fifteen shares of Union Traction
common at 3C1z were reported at the session OF
the Stock Exchange yesterday. This is the
largest days sales this week Official quo
tatons follow:
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Money Rates Abroad.

LoNDON.-Money. 2lsGs& per cent; discounts.
3I4G3sk. Consols. SS4SS l5-16
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes OF S2Izc for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f l6lac for
checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London pom 47pf for
checks. Discount rates: Short bills pa per
cent three months bills 2ss per cent.
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Local Wheat Market Stronger.

The local cash VIII 1T market ruled stronger
yesterday. and corn frmer. The range:
Wheat No. red. 94c track: No 2 red slc
milling freight: No. red, Gle track; Jan
uary, 94c: wagon, &c.
Corn irmer; No white, 45Ac; No. 8 white.
454c No white. 4SAc; No. 2 white mixed
45Ac: No: white mixed. 45Ac; No. white
mixed. 43Ac; No. yellow, 45Ac No 8 yellow.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 56Ssc; Mexican dol
lars 44c
LoNDON.-silver bars. % Sled an ounce
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ts'lci No. { yellow, ss'sc No. mixed. g5i.c:
No , mNe9. 4sAc No. I mixed. i3Ac. car &c.
oats steady No white. aCitc. ~. 3 white.
soc; No. mixed. S9Ac; No. 3 mixed. sac
thy sos
nspectlons-NVheat: No. ? red > cars. re-
Jected' J. total, cars. Corn: no 3 white IS
cars No. Z white g. No 3 mixed. 4. No. 4
mixed. 2. no grade. &. ear. 4: total 5s cars.
Cata- NO mixed, , cars Hay: No. 1
thy ] car.
THE WAGON MARKET.
Corn-Old. s5T5oc. new. z07s5c
oats-Sheaf. sSElo per ton; new. shelIed oats,
Sldlec a hu
Hay-Clover. ss.5oGS: timothy. SO 50aii: new.
mixed. Sloul1s millet. sSG3.
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Treasury Statement.

Observation-Disclosures statement Of
the treasury balances i'm the general fund ex-
elusive of the Si50 COO 600 gold reserve in the d.
vision of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. 1924 4s5 729
Gold IS SAG 3q3
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
cThe quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers
Candles, Nuts, Figs.

Csndies-Capital stick candy Cbrls) &c per IN.
common mixed. Sc; grocers' mixed. SAC. Ranner
twist stick. llzGSc; Baner cream mixed o..
Derby mixed. TIC. -
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. I5c: Brazil nu,s
Zoe nl5erts. l2c; peanuts. roasted. Ease: rnixsi
nuts. i3c
Figs-New Smyrna. l2c per 10.
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Alcohol. s252Q2 20; asafoetIda 4Oc; alum ois
0fc. camphoT. o0d 0c. cochineal. soc: cbloTo-
form. 5Sp65c: copperas, brl. SOC. cream tartar
pure. 32U35c. indigo. 65QS0c. licorice Calab
morphine. r x w, Der OF, S245Q270: oil berga.
mot. per 10. -: opium. 81 5003 =: quinine p &
W, per or. 3llf36c. balsam copabia 5545Oc. soan
CASTLE. FIR l5Hl6c. soda. bcarb. "a use. salts
Epson. i4sH4c. sulphur -four. 2445c: saitpeter
sane. turpentine. 63U1oc. gglycerin IsILFf90s ;.
fodide potassium, s. 45a25O: bromide potassium
<0JJc. chlorate potash. 15Q20c borax sql2c.
einehOnida. 29I3fc: carbolic acid, &c: cocaine
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 20.-Cotton firm: sales.
900 bales. Ordinary, iiAc; good ordinary.
e lice: low middling. - ll-iec; middiing.
"A il-l6c. good middling "A 5-l6c. middling fair.
Il Lite receipts. ssh bales; stock. 2S.2S2
bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20-Cotton-Spot closed
ouiet: middling uplands. l450c. middle gulf.
IA 75c sales l.532 bales
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Jan. 20-The operations Of buy
ers OF dry goods show desire speculate
on merchandise at present prices but where
necessities make themselves apparent buyers are
evicently now willing TO pay asking prices for
snot or nearby deliveries Manufacturers con-
TEND that present quotations still too low
baseA on the cost OF manufacture.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Jan. 2o.-Credit balances. gss;
certificates no bid Shipments. 1886 brs: aver
age. y brls; runs. - 753 brls average.
bTls Shipments n-ima), s5.63f brlss average,
81 SS1 brls: runs Nima). 60.9lS brls: average,
A.. 055 brls.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 2o.-spirits OF turpentins
firm at CSC. Rosin firm; A. y, G. u. $3.50: =.
81 s.. T. s. 20: G.. s. Is: H. S295: J. $40: X.
S815: NJ. $3.50. y. 1895: window glass s4iO:
water white. $3.50.
NEW YORK Jan 20.-Tallow steady Cotton
81 ed oil steady Petroleum steady. Rosin quiet:
strained 10 common TO good. s.. sod2S5 Spirits
Of turpentine quiet at 6S@6Siac.
WILMINGTON. Jan 20.-Spirlts Of turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin firm SIS. Tar firm at
Sl 30. Crude turpentine firm at S250H425.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 20.-Spirits OF turpentias
firm at CSC. Resin steady.
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. so.-Lead firm. $40. speltsr
st1-lx al ga
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Dry Goods.

| Bags. 25c FER ton extra, ground floor OF dumped
/ I'm cellar zoe per ton extra. second nOOr or car
/ ried in cellar From wagon. &c per ton extra.
/ BY " heelharroyv, chute basket.
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Seeds.

Seed clover. prime. s55Ods: English clover.
ssds5O; alsike. 1912. Timothy, prime 81. 1912.
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 50G11. rs; extra
clean, 60Q70c. Orchard grass. s2d2.25; red top,
90cG175. English bluegrass, 50.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9o.-Butter-Receipts. B.ls7
packages Market steady; extra creamery, &c:
Creamery, common 20 choice. 15d2lc; State dairy.
l4G1so; held creamery, 14d1sizc. Cheese-Re-
ceipts. 5.Ss2 packages. Market steady; State full
creams fancy small oolored, September, 12c; late
made. 1olkc: small white, September. lie: late
made l01Fc; large colored. September. 12c; late
made lOi1c; large white. September 12c. late
made. lOjtc Eggs-Receipts 2n4 packages.
Market firm; State and Pennsylvania and near
by average finest, SIC; State and Pennsylvania
seconds to frsts 2Sa3Oc Western extras. SIC;
Western frsts. SOc: Western seconds, 2Sq29c; re-
frigerator. 24d27c-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-Butter-Steady,
fair demand. Extra Western creamery, 23c: ex-
ira nearby prints, &c. Eggs firm good demand:
fresh near by, &c at the mark: fresh Western.
&c at the mark; fresh Southwestern, 5lq32c az
the mark: fresh Southern, SodSlc at the mark.
C,heese-Steady at New YORK: full creams. choice
to fancy, nih0u%c; New York full creams, fair
70 good, lOq lie.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady. cream-
cries 15T24c. dairies, 13m1sc. Eggs steady. at
mark cases included, 25a27c. Cheese steady az
1Cd12izc
ST. LOUIS, Jan 20.-Butter easy: creamery.
16d23c; dairy, 13dlSc. Eggs steady at pc, cases
included
CINCINNATI. Jan 20.-Butter quiet. Eggs
easier at 2i426c. Cheese steady.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-Poultry-Alve firm;
Western chickens l2c: fowls. lac. turkeys lee;
dressed steady: Western chickens. 12alfc. fowls.
12G13c; turkeys, HMlsc.
BOSTON Jan. 2o-lSpecial Poultry firm:
1890: tom turkeys 1sc. Eggs steady at 30c
ST LOUIS Jan. 20.-Poultry steady: chick
ems SIC: springs, S55c' turkeys, l2qlSc; ducks.
l0c; geese. &c
CINCINNATI. Jan 2o.-Poultry firm: hens.
Zoe; springs, 12c. turkeys, lflzc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Poultry-Live steady: tur-
keys l00IIc; chickens, 10izcs springs. 10c.