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Cattle Trading Was Also SIow-Mar-
ket Has Been Disappointing to
Statesmen All Week.
Receipts and Shipments.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, Jan.
1e.-ITogs-The receipts to-day We're very fair for
a Saturday market and indicated a little increase
over week ago and year ago. In sympathy
with unfavorable reports from other places the
demand from all sources at the start was little
backward and buyers We're bidding lower Sales
men seemed willing to make reasonable conces-
siOns however. and IL did not require long TO
fix trading basis. Rather early in the day
packers began buying freely and although the
shipping demand did not develop much inn
portance expected, hogs continued TO change
hands rather rapidly at opening prices, which
were generally reported sc lower for the good
heavy grades and 1Oc lower for others, as COM
pared with yesterday. Occasional sales to-day
represented than decline but probably
in most such cases there was some difference in
quality compared with yesterday. There We're
very few loads in late, in fact hardly
enough to effect the market, and the last sales
were reported steady at the decline. The ex-
IRENE range in prices was from s4.50a5.05 and
the bulk of the. supply sold at S475q5.OO. QUO
tatiOns:
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May. 700 100 6s5 ss71s
July. 707i5 1914 7O5 T.05
Ribs
JAM. 6.35 637ls SIS SIS
May. 6.67iz 667ls e62ih 6.65
July. Sta 6.77R 60 SIS

Cash quotations were as follows Flour firm;
winter patents. S4.106430: straights. SS.S0Gf10;
spring patents, Siq435: straights, S350q3s5;
bakers. $2.35a3.30. Wheat-No. spring, S4q
sec; No. 3. sc; No. red. S3i40S924c. Corn
No. ?. SAC; No. yellow &C. Oats-No. 2. 3SA
439l4c; No. white. 40d42c. No rye. 559
55lzc. Barley-GOOd feeding. 40Q42c; fair to
choice mating 47d5Sc Flaxseed-NO. !, 9Si5c;
No. 1 Northwestern. S105. Prime timothy seed.
S.3 Clover-COntract grade, Il33Gil 40.
Mess pork. per brl, S13d13 1919. Lard, per 100
lbs, S672f2d6.75. Short rib sides Ooosef. $3.50
Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), Sc 62IzG6.75 Short
clear sides boxed. $3.50 Whisky-Basis Of
high wines. S127.
Receipts-Flour, Il, 700 brls: wheat 1900 bu;
corn, Isl. 400 bu; oats Loo bu; rye. 500 bu;
barley, $500 bu. Shipments-FlOuT, ~, 100 brls:
wheat. "A. 100 bu corn. 1874 800 bu; oats, Al, 500
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley. 1900 bu.
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The sheep Market.

The receipts to-day were fair for Saturday.
but smaller than a week ago and year ago.
All buyers were in the field which is something
unusual at this time in the week, and there was
evidently more competition in the market than
there has been for several days Consequently,
IL did not take long to place the consignments.
and sales especially OF lambs were at the high
est price OF the week, while sheep, considering
quality and condition sold fully steady. Most Of
the lambs here sold at So l5G6.25. and there were
scattering sales low s.. There were no
sheep here good enough 10 bring over So and
culls sold as low as 81 Bucks sold from S. 10
OuOtatfOns.
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market at the close OF the week The calf
market unsteady. being very high about
the middle Of the week. but at the extreme
close Of the week there not much difference
in prices compared with the close OF last week.
IL is evident that heifer stock has suffered more
than any other class Of cattle all week, and the
outlet was slow at the decline in prices There
was not much country demand FOR feeding cat
tie at the beginning Of the week. but at the
close there a better request than there has
been for some time past and sales generally
were at about the highest prices Of the season.
Extreme prices paid for cattle THIS week We're
So. for fat steers Si25 for feeders. S4 40 for
heifers So. - for cows and 81 for bulls
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Monument to John Eager Howard.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.-An equestrian
statue to Gen. John Eager Howard who
was colonel of Maryland troops In the
war of 1176. was unveiled here to-day Dr.
Daniel c. Gilman delivered address on
the life OF Howard, and was responded to
by Mayor Robert M. McLane and j. Leroy
White. General Howard died in 1927. He
was Governor of Maryland, member of
the United States Senate and the Wing
nominee for Vice President in 1916.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-There was no large BUSH
ness reported in any OF the metal markets to-
day. and prices were, a rule. steady at yes
terday's basis. Tin-Spot. S29. 25G29. S7ik; Janu-
airy delivery, S29.25d2s.31h. Copper dull: lake.
sl2 75dl3; electroytic. SD 62isal2 So: casting
SIP 5Oal275. Spelter-Spot and January. As5T
sos Lead firm at S4.50d460 for spot Iron quiet
and nominally unchanged.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 16-Lead firm at S437Is
Spelte- firm at $i75.
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in Store

Farmers deliveries in the Northwest are
light a rule says the Northwestern Miller
but perhaps not more so than in other years
Elevator managers quite commonly figure that
the quantity of wheat in farmers hands Is
smaller than usual, and, having already handled
considerably less wheat than last year they
are not hopeful as to the volume of business
to be done on the crop. However, there are
exceptions, as the managers of at least three
large companies operating in north Dakota and
northern Minnesota believe that there is a
liberal quantity of wheat yet in farmers hands
and they anticipating improved receiDts
during this month and February. good deal
OF this grain was placed in bins when damn
and that some part Of it will come out bin burnt
is feared
r
The Modern Miller says: Snow has fallen
in a large area of the winter wheat belt-the
section east of the Mississippi river most IA
vored. The crop in the Southeast has been
most benefited as drought has prevailed there
since seeding. In the Southwest the precipita-
ton has been light and moisture is still needed.
unfavOrable appearance of the plant owing
TO backward growth. but few claims of dam
Meyer & Kiser Crom Bartlett, Frazier & Co 3
Chicago-Dont overlook the following hull
points which We base our bullish ouinions.
commercial crop 4S9 600 600 bushels less than
last year with further decrease on account
OF the unusual large per cent. of low grade
corn. Local contract stocks are small with no
possibility of an increase as the crop will nor
grade contract until after the terminating sea
Movement is light and confined Ia a
small section of Illinois and Indiana The
domestic demand is increasing for shipment
South and West. The export demand is im-
proving and Europe. with falling off in the
Argentine and Danube shipments, viii be an
urgent buyer here.
:
aside from the possible effects of war
scare, prices Of corn and oats seem high enough
to me-" said George S. McReynolds. There
has been a sharp advance. and a good many
people buying enthusiastically now who
could see nothing in the markets &C or more
lower. But corn is back nearly the price
where il sold when the trade thought most OF
the crop was going 10 be killed by frost The
advances of Sc in and 71sc in oats go a
long ways toward discounting everything bull
ish in the conditions
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Poultry and other Produce.

QriceS paid by Shlppers)
Cheese-wisconsin. &c: New York full creams
l3c; Swiss, Ice; brick. lie; limburger, 12c.
POultry-Tom turkeys. 12c: hens Sc: cocks &c;
capon. lie; young ducks, Sc. springs. SqSizc;
geese, &c per H.
Butter-Choice roll. 12c; Elgin creamery. CSC:
state 24c
Eggs-Easy sc
WOol-LOcal dealers paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed, lie;
and braid. 15c; heavy merino. 10612c;
half-bloOd. 12614c; bury and cotted, 12Q14c;
Western, 12c
Feathers-Prime geese. 3Oc per ID; prime duck.
20c per Id.
Game-Rabbits. sOcG$1 per doz. sa1.1O per
doz for drawn.
Beeswax-SOc for yellow. CSC for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1, TIC; No. 2 6Zc;
No / calf 10c: No. 2 calf, &c.
Tailow-No 1, 31kcs No 2. Sc.
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a million bushels. OF course some of this was
spot business, as the railroads couldn't handle
10000 bushels out of here in n week for one
dealer They haven't the motive power nor
the cars.
Contrary to the indications the first three
days of the week. the local stocks of corn in
store showed a considerable decrease yesterday
by the Board of Trades statement The re-
ceipts so heavy the first of the week that il
looked as if the stocks would show a substan-
tal increase. But instead they showed de-
1850 bushels last Saturday. Receipts for the
week, according 10 the Board of Trades daily
inspection reports, amounted to 1S9, 600 bushels
a decrease OF %. go bushels as COMPARED with
the receipts of last week But the decrease in
the receipts did not really forecast a decrease
in the stocks; The reason for the decrease is
this: that large proportion of corn inspected
here was shipped out at once.
Local wheat stocks in store showed another
decrease of q. $50 bushels last week The pub
lie receipts of wheat the past week amounted
to just 5000 bushels against public receipts of
$3.50 bushels last week
The output of flour by the local mills the past
week was small-1,630 barrels compared with
3315 barrels last week A decrease is shown
against the past week, IL is true. but never
theless the flour business here shows improve
ment over this time last week. The local mill
ers report a larger inquiry and indications of a
weeks a month. AS for the immediate future
the local flour output will not be very large
r :
The following table shows the weeks grain
inspection, the stocks in store Jan. l6 and the
-four output for the week, with comparative
figures:
Inspection for Week
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COLUMBUS a. SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave Fenns5'lFanizI
and washington streets Tor southport Green-I
wood. Whiteiand. Franklin Amity. Etinburk.
Taylorsyille and Columbus First car az a. m
and every hour thereafter until D. TheI
last car leaves al 1i.l 4. m. Al and 10 p m.
cars leave for Franklin and intermediates points,
only.
combination passenger and express car leaves|
Georgia and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood
o - . u. Nd n m
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Jan 16.-Poultry-Iive and
dressed nominally unchanged.
CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-POultry-I.ive steady.
turkeys. lie; chickens, 10l2c springs 1OIzc
CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.-Poultry firm; hens.
10c: springs. lie: turkeys. 12isQ13isc.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 16.-Poultry quiet: chickens
&C. springs, Sc; turkeys, ni2Gl2l2c; ducks, lOc I;
geese, &C.
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Local Cash Market.

The local cash wheat market ruled stronger
Hange:
Wheat stronger: No red. 9sc track: No. >
red, sSc on milling freight; No. red, 90c track;
January. 92c: wagon GOO
Corn stronger; No. white, 45c No. white.
fJc; No. white. 43c; No. white mixed. 45c:
No. white mixed. A5c; No. white mixed 4Sc;
No. yellow, i5c; No. yellow, 45c; No. yell
low, 43c: No. mixed 4424c; No. mixed,
44@sc; No. mixed, 43c: ear, 4ic
oats quiet; No. white, 39i2c; No. white,
39c: No mixed, 2Sl2c No. mixed, CSC
Hay steady;eNo. 1 timothy, s115O; No , timo-
thy, nominal $40.
InspectiOns-COrn: No. white % cars; No.
4 white 4; No. white mixed >: No mixed.
1; No 3 mixed, g. No. 4 mixed. g. grade, 4;
total, a cars Oats: No. 2 mixed 1
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies, Nuts, Figs.
Candies-Capital stick candy (brls), SC per ID:
common mixed. sc; grocers' mixed. SIC; Banner
twist stick. 7lz4sc: Banner cream mixed, &c;
derby mixed, 7lRc
Nuts-Soft-sheled almonds 15c: Brazil nuts
1Oc; hlberts. nc; peanuts, roasted. 7qsc; mixed
nuts. 13c.
Figs-New Smyrna. I2c per h.
Coal and Coke.
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LEAVE IEDILSLPOLIs
"WAITs FOR CLOSE OF IHEA1Eks
ISD'P,LIs & EASTERN RAILWAY eco.
Greenfield Line 49,

General Oflce. Franklin Building.
Time table effective January 4. 1904
All cars depart from Meridian and Georgie
streets
For Richmond. New Castle and intermediate
stations passenger cars leave on the following
hours: 6.55 a. m, $3.50 a. M 1850 a. M, l--ss
d. m 2.55 p. m 4.55 y. m and 6-55 y. M
Limited trains for Greenfield, knightstoWur
Cambridge City and Richmond leave Indianapolis
at 7.sO a. m II 40 a. and a.iO p. M.
The above cars make direct connections forl
Eaton. Dayton, Lima, GreenFiuc, Columbus
Newark Hamilton and Cincinnati, Ohio.
For Greenfield. knightstOwu and intermediates
stations first leaves at $50 "a. and eachl
hour thereafter until 50 - IA The $50 p m
runs 10 Greenfield only. the $3.50 b. m runs t3I
Knightstown. next and last car leaves az lib
o. M. for Greenfield only.
Combination passenger aud express cars leafeI
at 5.55 a. m. 1855 m. and ll.55 a. m. lori
Greenfield and Knightstowu-
Express Cars
For Greenfield and intermediate stations onlyl
arrive at .S5 a. IN. and leave al a m Also|
arrive at 2.20 i. and leave al 800 ,. m
Express for knightstOwn Dublin ard interme-I
dfate stations leaves at $50 a m.
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Oak sole, 32642c; hemlock sole. 2s63sc: har-
ness, 23A G40c: skirting. 2S64Oc; single strap AN
SC city kip. 6OaS0c; French kip 9OcaS1 20; city
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THE WAGON MARKET

Corn-Old, 4505Oc; new, 40645c
Oats-Sheaf, SSql0 per ton; new, shelled oats,
37d40c a bu
Hay-Ciover. $75Oas; timothy, S1O.50qI; new.
mixed, S10Q1; millet, $Sq9.
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Linseed raw, BIC per gal; linseed oil boiled.
Csc per gal; coal oil. legal test 1ld16ILc
Provisions.
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Iron and Steel.

per keg. s425; mule shoes. per keg. s425; horse
nails $4q5 per box. Barb wire galvanized. 50;
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron coo: horseshoe bar. 275c; nail rod.
tire Steel FAC; spring steel, 4zg5c
Leather.
ness. 23z G40c skirting. 2Sd4Oc; single strap AIN
Sc city kip. 6OaS0c French kip, 9OcaSl 20; city
eaHskih' "c9Sl; french calfskin, d.Og1@.
Oils.
Linseed, raw, &c per gal; linseed oil. boiled
SSc per gal; coal oil, legal test ud161zc
Provisions.
Sugar-cured Hams-Indiana, IA TO fs lbs aver
age. 13c.
shoulders-English cured. Reliable. IS to 20 lbs
average. SIC; sugar-cured Indiana, to 10 lbs
Picked Pork-Indiana bean or jowl per BRIL-
5 IDS SlS; rump. per bril- 200 lbs. $3.50; fam
ily, per Drl' 1O IDS $3.50; fancy clear bean per
brl 200 lbs. 5000; fancy homeless pig. per bril-
price Of the brls, adding soc to cover additional
cost of package.
BaconceaT 6ees Is SO &c 50 Ppr bs iaTd sc
is to p lbs average. &c: IA TO 16 lbs average
10l2c; clear backs, 20 10 30 lbs average 91bc: u
70 10 lbs average. 10l4c; to 10 lbs average lie;
clear sides about 50 to co lbs average. 9lc; 90
TO 40 lbs average. lO2c; 20 to 30 lbs average lie
In dry salt, 12c less
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
AppltS-f amy per Drl, S5n4.
Bananas-Iarge. 81 per bunch; medium. so.
Cabbage-Holland seed, 81. 80 per 100 labs
Carrots-75c per bu
Celery-California. per crate, 81: per doz Zoe
Cider-Per brl 81: nalf bri, 81. so.
Cocoanuts-S3.5O bag soc doz
CTanberries-Jersey, 81. % per bu; Sc Is per brl
MeFarlin; $75j per Drl; Howes. IS per brI
ID box sc per h. "
Figs-Smyrna roc per ID.
Grapes-California grapes. per crate, 80 ponv
baskets. lfc: Malaga, I'm brls $4(l4 so.
blu. 81. ~
Honey-Wnite clover Ice per H.
Kraut-Fer cask, As gals. So 70; per bril- 30 gals
R9; per half brl, 10 gals. SO.
Lemons-Extra fancy Messina 36O size % 20
box; 300 size, $4 California. 225 to $50 size
So 80. - ~ 0'
Lettuce-14c per III.
Navy BeanS-PeF bu, 50
Old Pop Corn-3c per ID
Onions-Hellow, per cwt, $3.50; red, 81 60.
Oranges-Califcrnia Seedlings 225 Der box.
Florida, So; Naves, per box 81 90
Radishes-25c dOz lunches
Parsnips-90c per bu.
Pears-Per bu, Hd1 %
Plnea pplesCFiorida, per crate s.. 759s.
fotatoes-Northern stock, 7JfDS0c per bu
Spanish Onions-Sl.25 per crate
Squash-Hubbard 1zc per ID.
Jersey, 50. 20. ~
Turnips-5Oc per bu. Rutabaga, Soc Der bu.
Walnuts-Native SOC
Seeds.
Seed clover. prime. s55OG6: English clover.
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. ST. 5OQI. Is: extra
clean, 6OQ7Oc. Orchard grass s2d2 %: red ton.
SOc9Sl75. English bluegrass. 81.
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Leather.

Bar iron, 2.GOc; horseshoe bar. 2.75c; nail rod.
7c pillow slab. 450c: American cast steel 9a1lc:
tire steel. 214c; spring steel, 4kQ5c.
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NIEHnnSUIVanid IdnGS.|
Trains Run by Central Time.

TIcKRf OFFICES at Station and at corner Illinois and
W ashingtOn Streets
sDaily Italy, except Sunday. Sundays only
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per keg. s425: mule shoes per keg 81 %; horse
nails S4d5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized So;
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The Cattle Market.

The receipts to-day were very fair for a Sat
urday market and larger than a week ago and
a year ago. All kinds, of course, not rep
resented and the quality was not fully up to
the standard heretofore this week. The de-
mand as usual at the close Of the week. was
not really important, and, therefore, il required
more or less time to consummate sales. but,
for the most part, prices were considered steady
compared with the way equal kinds sold yes
terday. Heifers again drag the
market and had to sell below expectations.
The week closes with a very good clearance of
all kinds Sales to-day included fat steers at
SO 75d475 feeders at S3d415. heifers 81. 5Oa
425 COWS at s1m3.75 and the calf market was
generally about soc lower than yesterday morn
ing. with sales at S2675O, and 81 practically
the top. Quotations:
Steers
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Representative Sales
FREQUENT PRICE CHANGES.


The conditions governing the hog market here
this week were different and the market has been
more uncertain a number of times shippers
were handicapped by a lack of transportation
facilities and at other times their orders were
limited account of the narrow margin between
prices here and in the East Therefore they have
not furnished the good strong competition that
chara cterized the trade last week and a result
there has been frequent fiucuation in prices. At
the beginning Of the week the market was af
fected by liberal receipts elsewhere and buyers
succeeded in forcing a decline of 10c in prices.
The next day there was all kinds of a market
and on Wednesday a gain of 5qlOc was made.
on Thursday the market was strong and the
past two days values have moved lower
At the high time in the week prices were fully
as high as at the close of last week, but at the
extreme close of the week there a decline
of 5G10c compared with the close of last week,
and values steady to &C higher compared
with the opening of the week. There has been
more discrimination against the light hogs this
week and they have shown the most change in
prices. The quality of the current offerings has
been good generally and the average weight has
been satisfactory. At the extreme close of the
week there were probably more ordinary light
hogs in the receipts than any preceding day of
the week Packers were very reluctant in fol-
lowing any advance in prices at any time in the
week and two days, in order to make
their case stronger, they withdrew from the mar
hot 70
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r. R. 81 81: TN: H :ss ms $
Toledo. Chicago & Mich TX T-l5 ri0.2 an
Toledo, Detroit Chicago Ltd. %l2:20 pm. SIS pm.
Mich. City, Muncie LAT. Spl. 7:20 pm. los pm.
sDaily.
p RI time is in BLACK fgures
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R:ILRoAD TIME CARD.
Big FOUR ROUTE s Sal Ti e s.s Sa's s.

Passenger Trains Leave Indianapolis vnion Sfsiios
IS fellows:
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Nails and Horseshoes.

Steel cut nails. ESQ: wire nails from store
~ rates; from mill. s2i5 rates. Horseshosa
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Sugar-cured Hams-Indiana, IA 10 Is lbs aver
age, 13c.
ShOulders-English cured. Reliable IS to 20 lbs
average, SIC; sugar-cured, Indiana S TO 10 lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12

METAIS-There was advance OF 2s % IN
4lls Is Cd while futures unchanged at flIs Cd
Win the foreign adyance closing at s2 s5as2a T.
SPOT closed at 81 Is and futures at 81 3 Cd In the
NvYoF nast e@ sP @ vas firm closing at Sl2 c2;s
$I2 5QS12 so for casting. IEAD-Lead was also a
but remained unchanged in a. s. 25s4 49,
eosh az f29 IN London aha at s. s5s4 83 IN the local
market. IRoN-Iron closed at Oils 90 in Glasgow and
70 tos Yo IT s sg q94 o 81 5 59@S s5 M
en and No foundry Southern soft at sls 2S0Sla 10
Kd }Tn gesFa HG are sY P2s at steady market is noted
for sn 6 aae a 9nE sh .a quotes
Neworeans. centrifugal common 1lglSe: fair lSgiIo:
slaa7e syrup! eonmoS i4@ise io9iSc: good.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-c 6aTierins was light in tho mar
5 eT tea sd aemana f1 Wh Rates fairly
well Sustained throughout the entire market Quota
9Hf 70 eTpoo I'd and AntweSp Loso
HsmburE D is r ass Bfemsn TX pigs
P9 per 100 ~ 52 e. London oats % Ee1fndna
TO the Contingent private terms July to August hrsh
7ss s5 op9n. West HaPtepooi and Aberdeen SOS july:
6Teans pryafe terms: sehooner 252 tons lumber
nandina TO Havana private terms schooner olp tons
terms: 2es hence charleston
schooner 400 tons coal Philadelphia Boston, 81 % to
wharf schooner. 2a5 coal Port Reading to Rich
ona Ne SOC PA tons GSa los south 6n A o
bay to Phiadelphia or Baltimore lss Cd July British
Sss terms So ship 1900 petTo
Ieu1n. Phnadelphie 10 Shanghai 1sc prompt 80 g.,
70 days cocnseed oil markets The business was con-
ported Refined petroleum rneG quiet at TsGsRf 2rTss
standard white ,s7t 1S 8q f. ; sas9 P ea5e
NewYorls $40 So Phadeighia $40 49, water white
York bbls $50 test So 80: bulk 50 ~; PhadePm-
sis 80; Oq Philadepha. sl8 AZ. CoT~roNsEED OIL
Prime crude mills nominal prime summer MINER. yeIG1 ,s
2sGGs 6Irn on win9er yeilo% s2a$so LNsED
American seed. city raw 42g48S out Of town re"'ao
PROVISIONs-The provision market opened easier on
90 ~ 10 cents IN yard prices The strength o. grain,
however became an nnnence ana mo es,tin inc
support packers as well as commission houses s
receipts Eere 500 and 9r Zoo at Omaha PoPK
barely steady; quoted mess $4 4Ii4 So d%miiy Stg
So co. se s0ss ele9 FAMILY Sc Gaso 5 packet sa$s
ea S 4sss P H6sLBa4sy STEADY
quoted c: $50 III S SG I'd be., lA Srn
quoted 10 n 9.rs Sc auI Quoted Gsc picked hams hrm
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9d Sdf and crushed 575c; mould A. 54oc: cubes.
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