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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-13
STILL FASTER SERVICE
CHICAGO a. ROCK ISLAND TO SET A
PACE FOR ITS COMPETITORS.
Revival of Old COnsOlIda ton RumOrs,
Probably tn Affect Big Four
and MOnOn Stocks.

tt is announced that the Chicago & Rock
Island will be considered in awarding the
mail contracts, as it proposes to cut two
hours off the best time made by the Chi
cago Burlington & Quincy and the Chicago
6, Northwestern. While much is said about
the fast runs of these roads recently, the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy, with the
Mayhem special Feb. II, 1897, exceeded the
speed record made by either of the roads.
With but forty minutes preparation a
special train was started which made the
run from Chicago to Denver. LOIS miles, in
1,O69 minutes, a speed which has never been
excelled in this or any other country for so
Gently over the Chicago, Burlington & Quin-
cy and the Chicago & Northwestern could
be excelled by either line. In this case the
postal department arranged the schedule,
and each road endeavored to run by it, but
by neither of the operating departments
is it admitted that the speed limit was
reached, and this is evidenced in the run of
the Mayhem special above cited. An inter-
esting feature of the conditions imposed by
the postal authorities in the transmission of
mail matter by rail is that better time is
required than in the middle or New England
States and where most of the lines are
double track, which at once settles the
claim that the roadbeds in the middle or
New England States are not in any better
condition than are those of most of the
Western lines.
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Mnre ConsnIihntion .TnIl..

In New York the old report of CONSOLE
dation Of the Big -Four, the Chesapeake q
Ohio and the Cincinnati Hamilton & Day
ton has been revived. A news agency says
among other things: We learn on good
authority that steps are already under way
for the organization of an underwriting syn
dictate to take up the proposition Negotia-
tions which were in progress some months
ago to this end, and which were abandoned,
are now said to be in progress, but on
much larger scale. The bituminous roads
OF Ohio are in no way included in the Van
derbilt plans The Hooking Valley reor-
ganizaton plan provided for the taking up
of the other Ohio roads should it be found
eXpedient. This is Morgan reorganization,
and it IS understood that the Vanderbilts
have a share in the syndicate The Wheel
ing 4 Lake Erie will be taken i'm if the Big
Four-C Chesapeake d Ohio combination is en-
larged TO include the bituminOus property
which now seems to be the intention"
President ingalls, and Vice President Nc
DOel are spoken of as being in New York
to carry out the consolidation. This is not
true and gives color to the belief that it
Is simply a rumor to bull the stocks of the
roads named. Mr.. Ingalls, was in Washing
ton and has not been in New York for three
weeks, and Mr.. McDoel is absent on his
wedding trip.
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At NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
board's Commercial MetrOpoIis.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Flour-Receipts 1886
brs; exports, 81 1858 brls: market more active and
frmer on winter straghts. Winter straights, So So
@3.65. Corn meal steady. Rye firm; No. West
ern, 6414665c, f. O. b. afloat Barley malt firm
Western. 65@70c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1876, 800 bu; exports, 49, 653 bu.
Spot steady; No. red S01sc f. o. b. afloat to
arrive. Options opened steady and had a stub
born advance up to the last hour on rumors of
wet weather in France, continental acceptances
again and reported large Wall-street ownership
of wheat. A final reaction brought about by
local realizing, coupled with easier late cables
from Paris. The market closed barely steady and
unchanged to 14c net lower. March, 7S9sQ7SAc.
closed at 7SSsc
Corn-Receipts $1,000 bu exports, 1870 $50 bu.
tons after opening steady experienced a fair adj
vance in which less favorable weather. steady
cables and the strength in wheat were option
buying motives Under late realizing prices eased
and about steady. May 42q42 7-16c. closed at
421sc.
Oats-Receipts $1,000 Blu: exports, s85 bu. Spot
frmer; No. 2, S39Ic; No. white, 3512c. Options
duh.
Cotton-seed oil strong; position of holders check
ed business to-day and made conditions more or
less nominal at the close. Prime crude, lS0l9lac
prime crude, f. 0. b. mills, 15Q16i2c; prime sum
yellow, 2312c; off summer yellow, &c.
Coffee-Options steady at unchanged prices
ruled exceptionally dull, with barely steady
dertone average Of European and Brazilian
cables being unsatisfactory and the local market
points net lower Sales, 1850 bags Including
March, 5.60c; September, &c. Spot cof1ee-Rio
dull but steady; NO. Z invoice, 63sc No. jobbing
71sc; mild quiet; Cordova, 7A4l5c.
Sugar-RaW firm but not quotably higher; fair
refining, 13-l6c centrifugal. 50 test 5-l5c bid
molasses sugar, 9-l6c refined steady.
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s12tc. Receipts. 1880 bu; exports none South
ern white and yellow corn, 3S14ic. oats STEADY
No . white. 3sQ34iaC. No. mixed 32I32l2c Re
cepts, &c 1871 bu; exports none. Butter, eggs and
cheese unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 12-Wheat-Spot dull; No.
red Northern spring &C. Corn-Spot quiet
American mixed. old. IS 1o]sd. Lard-Prime
Western. 29s Sd. Beef-Extra India mess steady
at 65s; prime mess steady at COS. Pork-Prtme
mess. fine Western steady at COS; prime mess,
medium Western steady at As Cd Hams-Short
cut firm at SIS. Bacon steady ar BIS Cd Short
ribs steady at 27s; long clear middles. light,
steady 27s long clear middles, heavy. steady at
26s Cd; short clear backs firm at as cd. Shout
ders-SquaTe firm at 22s.
TOLEDO. Jan. 12.-Wheat active and weak;
No. , cash. Tic; May. 13ssc. Corn dull and easy,
No. . mixed. 372c Oats firm and higher; No
mixed. 2Slzc Rye dun and nominal; No. ,.
cash. 551ac. Glover seed active and lower; prime,
cash, $685..
changed. Wheat dull and closed dull 10 steady;
January. 679tc; May. 6SAG6S%sc; July, 69c; on
track No. l hard. 6S3sc No. l Northern, 619sc;
No. Northern, 65Ssc.
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There was an important conference at
Washington yesterday between the presi-
dents of the leading trunk lines and MEM
bers of the Interstate-commerce Commission,
at which informal assurance was given OF
cooperation to bring about uniformity of
freight rates. The demoralized condition of
freight rates in the trunk-Hne territory
brought about the conference, and 1t was
suggested some time ago to the commission
ers that the trunk-line presidents be invited
to confer with them, with a view to bringing
order out of the unsatisfactory condition
now existing. Several railroad representa-
tives were in Washington last Wednesday,
and as a result of the expressions at that
time there met at the commissions offices
Yesterday to confer informally with Chair
man Knapp and the other commissioners,
the presidents of the following-named roads:
The Grand Trunk, the New York Central,
the Erie. the Delaware & Lackawanna, the
Lehigh Valley, the Reading system, the
Pennsylvania the Baltimore & OHIO. the
Chesapeake & Ohio, the Michigan Central
the Lake Shore, the Nickel-plate, the Penn-
syvania lines west of Pittsburg and the
Wabash. The conference was secret and in
formal and in the nature of a discussion
over rates. instead of an official investga-
tion by the commission. The result of the
meeting, 1t was stated by the commission,
is viewed with considerable satisfaction, and
ii is thought an arrangement may be de-
Vised shortly to effect a thorough tariff
uniformity. The conference only contem-
plated freight rates, no refernce being made
to passenger tariffs. There probably will
be another conference of the commission
some time in February, when something
more definite may be reported. Similar con-
ferences between the Interstate-commerce
Commission and the representatives of the
railroads in other sections of the country
are likely TO be held in the near future. 1t
was confidently asserted that beneficial re-
suits and more stability of rates will follow
the conference. There are many dlhIcultles
in the way. however, and conferences among
the railroad officials themselves will be
brought about to remove these obstacles.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-Flour firm but unchanged.
Wheat irregular. closing nc higher for January,
with May 1s44c and July &c off Spot higher;
No. red, cash. elevator, 73s4c bid; track, 1873. q
75c; January. 73c: May, 7474@747sc bid July.
6Sssc; No. hard, 6Sl4 u6S1ac. CONCEPTIONS about
steady Spot steady; No. 2. cash, 35c bid: Janu-
ary 352sc May, 355sc. Oats-Optons fractionally
higher Spot steady: No. 2, cash. CSC bid track,
PC; January, 2Sc; May, 2S5sc; No. white 30I4c.
Rye firm at SIC. FlaXseed higher at $I10,2 Prime
timothy seed nominal Corn meal, $l.75G1 so.
Bran firm and unchanged. Hay steady to firm:
timothy 5000 prairie, s6.50aS Butter weak:
creamery. 18d22c; dairy, 14Il7c Eggs lower at
l65c Cotton ties and bagging unchanged. Pork
lower; mess jobbing. cid. So; new. s9S7ls. Lard
lower prime steam s.. 80; choice, s5.871a Dry
salt Tneats-Boxed shoulders. g. %: extra shorts
s475; ribs S. 7OQ4so; shorts s.. Baeon-Roxed
shoulders. sos; extra shorts, s5.2@5.30; ribs.
S58i2; shorts $3.50. Reeeipts--Flour 1000 brls.
shipments Flour, 1900 brls wheat IS COO bu:
corn, 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
CINCINNATI. Jan 12.-Flour quiet Wheat
frmer; No. , red, 7lGf52c. Corn lower; No.
mixed. Soc Oats quiet; No ? mixed 2sa29iac.
Bulk meats quiet at 81 so Bacon steady at S. 65
Whisky firm at Sl27 Butter quiet. Sugar arm.
Eggs dull at Ice Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE. Jan. l2.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Receipts. S422 brs; exports. 4242 brls.
Wheat flrmer, spot and month"; 761s076l4c: Febrgl-
ary 767sQ7dssc: steamer No 2 7sQ18he Re
ceipts ,426 bu; exports. s0.0o0 bu Southern
wheat b. sample 79NIIc, Southern grade.
7sia476iac. Corn frmer; SPOT and month, 1880
lG9.c; February, l0q4lc; steamer mixed. s7ss8
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Personal. Local and General Notes.

George Lowell, general superintendent OF
the Monon lines, will be in the city to-day.
c. G. Waldo. general manager of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton a. Dayton lines. has gone
on few days trip South.
A delegation of local railroad men has ar
ranged to attend the Beverage reception.
TO be given by ID. NJ. Parry Saturday even
ing.
The Chicago & Northwestern announces a
rate of 1892 50 Chicago TO Manila. first-class
via San Francisco and HongK Kong and
$3.50 second-class.
Henry $. Brigham has been appointed
traffic manager of the United States Dofnin-
Ton Transportation Company. with head
quarters at Chicago.
AT their annual msetng on Wednesday
the Central Association OF Railroad Officers
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UNITED STATES BONDS.


At Chcago-Clearings. 2lO74926; balances,
81, $50 24S New York exchange 25c discount.
Sterling exchange. posted rates 81 S2t2 and 81 S5s
actual. $4.s2A and $4.S49s; sixty days, $4.Sl and
s4.S3ia.
At New Orleans-Clearings. 81 99S. 355.
At New York-Clearings. $232 $50 4S9; balances,
SIS 306, 056.
Al Boston clearings. s24.oSs,4es; balances,
At hiladeIphia-Clearings. sl7oo5. 400; balances.
At Baltmore-Clearings. s3,s5o.427; balances,
S473. $50.
At ST. Louis-clearings. s5,154e12: balances,
SS06. $50.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
weather Conditions UnfavOrabIe to
Trnde-PrIces stendY.

Weather conditions have been unfavorable to
trade recently. stiil IN groceries, boots and shoes.
iron leather and flour there is very fair BUSH
ness in progress. Commission are complain
ing Of a quiet trade, yet they are doing more
than IN January last year There are so many
commission firms that prices are badly cut and
this disturbs trade. The produce market Is slow.
Poultry, eggs and butter are all easy at quota
tions.
The local grain market Is quite active. Re-
ceipss IL TOR several days past have been
hsAYler lnaa gce soa4s weeks. All cereals ais in
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At a meeting of the board of directors of
the proposed Vincennes, Vevay & South At
lantic Railroad, which was held yesterday
in President Watson's Office at Vincennes.
the contract for the construction of the
line was let to Colonel Albert f. Boone. of
GAINESVILLE. o., who, according 10 stipua-
tions, is to begin work by May J. The con-
tract also specifies that the construction of
the road is to begin at Petersburg and work
on both ends of the line until it is COM
pieted. The Nincennes Nevay K South At
lantic is 10 be a branch of the Black Dia-
mOnd system.
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nutter. Eegs and Cheese.

NEW YORK Jan -Butter-Receipts. S1s2
packages market steady; Western creamery, $50
2lc; Elgins. Gle: factory, 12d14iac Cheese--Re-
ceipts. 11S6 packages market steady; large,
white. 10i4c; small, white, lie: large. colore1.
I0Ibc: small colOred. lie. Eggs-Recepts, 4. $50
packages; Western, 20l2c; Southern. 22c; market
steady.
CHICAGO. Jan. 12-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market easy; creameries,
14Q20c; dairy. 12GlSc. Eggs dull; fresh 19c.
Cheese steady; creams. 9lAGl1c.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 12-Butter steady; sep
arator, 17019c dairy. 15c. Eggs steady fresh
oandled Missouri and Kansas stock, lac per
dozen.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 12.-Butter steady:
fancy Western creamery, 20c; fancy prints, PIC.
Eggs firm; fresh Western, pc Cheese firm.
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SHIP-BUILDING INDUSTRY.
262 Vessels Under Contract Valued at
over S62, 100000.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 12-Reports to the
Marine Review from all ship builders in all
parts of the country show an aggregate of
1852 vessels, valued at $62. 1902, building or
under contract on Jan. l. 1899. Merchant
vessels number 2O4, of 254,216 tons valued at
$40, 760, 900, and war vessels ffty-eight, of
146 499 tons displacement and 372,15O horse
power. the contract price of which, eXclu-
sive of armor and armament, is $42, 349, 1872.
Small unrigged vessels, pleasure crafts,
etc, are not considered in this summary.
The list of naval vessels included a battle
ship and a cruiser building for Russia, as
well as the two cruisers which are nearing
completion for Japan; all other vessels of
war are for the United States. There are
nine battle ships, three cruisers, seventeen
torpedo boat destroyers, twenty-one tor
pedo boats, four monitors one submarine
boat, one training ship and two tugs. OF
the merchant ships 155, valued at $15,9S4 800,
and of 172 040 tons, are building on the sea-
coasts; twenty-siX, valued at $2,9H000 and
of II, 100 tons, are building on the lakes, and
twenty-three, of 10 776 tons, valued at $780,
900. are building on Western rivers. The
following are the tabulated summaries of
the ships building or under contract in the
United States on Jan. l, the value being ap-
nrOXimatp
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL FRIDAY, JANUARY I3 1899

active request at the following range of prices as
furnished by the secretary of the Board OF Trade:
Wheat-No. ? red. 69c; No. red, 6406sc: De-
cember, 69i2c: wagon wheat. sc.
COrn-No white, 35lscs No 3 white tone col
or. 35Isc. No white Sll4Q33lac; No. white
mixed. BIC; No. white mixed, soc; No. white
mixed. 3IM32c; Ne yellow, 35l4c; No. yellow,
Ssl4c; Ne yellow, 3lh@33hc, No mixed. 35l4c;
No. mixed. 35c; No. mixed, SlG33c ear corn.
0ats-No. white. sOlsc; No. white zoe; No.
mixed, 2g12c No. mixed, CSC
Hay-No / timothy, S.; No timothy, S650Ql.
cember 69c; wagon wheat. SEC
Inspections-Wheat: No. 3 red, cars; No.
red 2: rejected >; total, cars. Corn: No.
white. q cars; No 4 white, l. No. yellow l;
No. 3 mixed, /; grade, ); total, 30 cars. Oats
No mixed, cars; rejected 1; total cars.
Hay: No / prairie, car; No. prairie, 2; total,
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan 12.-There has been no
change of moment in the market for cotton goods
to-day. The general demand is for moderate
quantities, but will spread enough to raise az
gregate business to fair total. Recent advances
in bleached cottons being realized; the latest
of these are Pride of the West, As to 9c Wam-
sutta, A to sac; Cabot "A to SIC. and Farwel,
Al to 5l2c per yard Brown cOttons are strong
throughout. Print cloths also strong. Denims.
ticks and other heavy colOred cottOns quiet and
unchanged in price WOolens in suiting and over
coatings quiet. The demand for dress goods
is improving
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Rirtbs.

Lizzie and Payton Blackwell S4S Athon street.
boy
Mary and Patrick Reidy. AZ Tacoma avenue.
boy
Florence and C. W. McCray, 25O7 North New
Jersey street, boy.
Viola and Rollins Filde. 1Ol6 South Meridian
street, girl.
Lettie and c o, Van Horn. IS Hamilton avenue.
boy
Margaret and Joseph Stark. 240S Broadway, boy.
Georgiana and isam Jones, Sls Toledo street.
boy
Anna and David Fischer SIS Keystone avenue,
Girl
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Certificates have been granted to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Original-John l. Market National Mill
tary Home Marion. s.; George Mckinney
Indianapolis, Sc; Henry T. Griggs Goodland
e.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Murphy Blooming
aie $40
lnerease-Labannah e. coder. North Lib.
erty, S. TO 81.
Original Widows. etc.-Nictoria G. Golden
Myoma, S.; Sarah Pearman. Yeedersburg
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VITAL STATISTICS JAN. IL.


Anna Derney, ten years, South East street
consumption.
Joseph Cook forty-seven years 7o4 Baltimore
avenue. cerebral effuson.
Matte Lester fourteen years. 4ss College ave
nue. phthisis.
Infant Walker 2024 Central avenue. stillborn.
Matthew Irie, ffty-nine years, 116 Senate ave-
nue. pyemia.
Robert Goreing eight months 125 South Senate
avenue broncho pneumonia.
Mary f. Reese. sixty-seven years. $40 Tacoma
avenue, pneumonia.
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zoo MiIe. in los Minutes.

The fast mail train on the Burlington
road, leaving Chicago Wednesday night at
1922, one hour and seven minutes late made
a remarkable run between Chicago and the
Mississippi river. The distance from Chi
cago to Burlington is 206 miles and the train
covered this IN 3)S minutes. During the run
stops aggregating ten minutes were made.
so that the actual running time OF the train
was 2)6 miles in 1875 minutes.
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Estimated receipts for to-morroW-Wheat
l16 cars; corn. 700; oats, 175; hogs, 10000 head
Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and steady. No. spring wheat 67G69c; No. 3
spring wheat 64as06Sc No. red, Tic No .
corn, 354s635$4c; No. yellow corn S6d36Hc. No
2 oats, 262755c; No white, 291@6D30c; No. 8
wlite, 2Sla@z9I4c. No rye, SIC No. 2 barley,
4l053c No. l faxseed, $113ia; Northwestern,
$1171R. Prime timothy seed 81 30. Mess pork, per
bril- S9SOQ995. Lard, per 100 lbs, $5571Aq5.6O
Short-rib sides, loose. $47C@5. Dry-salted shoul-
ders. boxed, $4506D4. 321a Short-rib sides, boxed
$5O5Q515. Whisky distillers finished goods, per
gallon, $127.
corn. 564 100 bu oats 204, 800 Blu; rye, 11,2OO bu
barley, - 400 bu. Shipments-Flour, IS. 500 brls
wheat, 10 800 bu 257 SEQ bu OATS 329, 500 bu
rye 26, eco bu; barley, 5000 bu.
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oils.

WILMINGTON Jan. 12-Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing and unchanged. ROsin quiet at
97l2c@$1 0212. Crude turpentine quiet $1.S0q2 80.
Tar steady at s11O.
OIL CITY. Jan. 12.-Credit balances, 81 II; GER
tihcates. bids, offers. Runs, SO, 2T brls;
shipments, SO 226 brls.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 12.-Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing. Resin firm and unchanged.
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NIetnIs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.--At the close the Metal
Exchange called pig iron warrants firm at IS
nominal Lake copper strong at 1850 bid and
lie asked. Tin firm with pc bid and D. asked
Lead firm with 4.l0c bid and T. l5c asked. Spelter
firm, with 5.25c bid and 5.S5c asked. The brokers
price on lead was 3.S5c and lie for copper.
ST. LOUIS Jan 12.-Lead higher at $500
S.92i2c. Speter higher at 4.95c
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)

Nrices paid by shlppersl
Poulty-Hens. &c; spring chickens, &c; cocks.
&c; hen turkeys, young and fat, S12c; young
toms &c: old hens &c; toms, DC; ducks, 4c,
geese &C for full feathered, Sc for plucked;
Cheese-New York full cream. 10@llc skins,
6@Sc; domestic Swiss, 12i2c; brick 12c limburger,
Toe.
Butter-Choice. 1Oc; poor. case; Elgin cream
cry &c
Eggs-lGc.
Feathers-Prme geese SOC per III; prime duck,
10dl7c per 10.
Feeswax-3Oc for yellow; 25c for dark
Wool-Medum, unwashed, 17G1Sc; tub-washed,
200 25c: bury and understandable, sc less
Honey-10G13c per ID.
Game-Rabbits, 656G70c. Venison, 1SQ2Oc per 10.
Opossum, 2GG25c apiece
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No l. &c; No. ,, Sc; No.
l calf, Ice; No. = calf, Slae.
Cirease-White, Sc; yellow, 212c brown, FAC.
Tallow-No /, &c; No ,, 21ze
Bones-Dry S12613 per ton.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12--COtton firm. Sales
$3.50 bales ordinary, 15-6c; good ordinary, Age
low miidling 47sc: midding, 5-16c; good mid
6,433 bales; stocks, 4S1 326 bales
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H. H. sullivan barn. 2503 Talbot avenue. SIS.
w s. Wyman, stable, Brookslde avenue and
Eighteenth street, $50.
n. and b. ID. H. Beerman. barn. sos Minnesota
street. S65.
l. F. Reeder addition to Ala West Court street.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-California dried fruits
quiet Evaporated apples common, 712dSc; prime
wire tray, S5sQS$c; choice, 9a9Ac; fancy, 10c
Prures, S1a01012c Aprcots, Royal 11Gl4c Moo
Park lSq17c. Peaches unpeeled, 9gll12c; peeled
21M23c.
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Robert c. Keefer and Lottie NJ Kinkle.
William A. Lynch and Minna Mullesy.
w. Frank PRESLEY and Maggie A. Brandt
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Add to the above table of merchant YES
sells ffty-eight vessels of war, the aggregate
contract price of which exclusive of armor
and armament. is $42. $40 1872, displacement
lag 499 tons and horse power 372. $50.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Steady-HOgs Active
md Hfgher-Sheep Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 12.-Catte-Receipts, 400;
shipments light. There was a light supply and
the demand good on all decent grades at
steady prices. The pens We're cleared early.
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Pork-Bean. clear, SIS; rump. slOQ1O. ..
Seeds

Clover-Cholce. $500 prime $50: English.
choice, s. 25aS.5o; alsike, choice, M.50a5; al
falfa choice 425Q4.Jo; crimson or scarlet
clover So 1903: timothy, A. lbs prime 81 f6pl pa
light prime, sl.20Gl.25; choice. S.25gl.s0 fancy
Kentucky, Is lbs. Sis; extra clean, G0G7ac. or
chard grass. extra. 81 l50is0. red TOP choice soc
pSl 40 English bluegrass. "a lbs Sll5nl. rs: Ger
man millet. SlM1z5; Western milIet, 60Qs5c COM
mon millet, 404eec.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-13

HOgs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900. The
quality generally good. The market opened
moderately active with shippers the principal
buyers. Later packers bought freely at prices sc
higher than yesterdays close. All sold