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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-16
AT NEW YORK.
All Departments Of the General Mar
ket on a Higher Range.


NEW YORK, Nov. 10. - Flour-Recepts,
26, S31 brls; exports, 1857 brls; opened weak
with wheat, ruled moderately active and
closed firm, in keeping with the favorable
turn in the price of wheat. Rye steady:
No. 2 Western, 591zc f. o. b., afoat, to ar
rive.
Wheat-Receipts. 131, $50 bu: exports, 1885
BY. Spot firm; No. red, 7Sc f. o. b. afioat,
sbot; No. northern, Duluth, 7s1kc f. o. b.
afioat, to arrive; No. i hard, Duluth, 71Bc
f. o. b. afioat, spot: No. 2 red, 72s4c elevator.
Options opened weak, at a decline of &c,
under unsatisfactory cables and bearish
tendency of statistics. Prices further de-
clined &c with local liquidation. Later
there was a rally of 5sG%c on covering fol-
lowing reports of warlike attitude of Rus
&c advance. March. 75lsd75%c, closed at
75&c: May. 752sd76 1-16c. closed at 76c; De-
cember, II 5-16@ re, closed at re.
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bu: exports, 112, 127
blu. Spot easy: No 2, 4Oc f. O. b. afioat.
3Cd301sc elevator. Options quiet, at about
unchanged prices, ruled moderately steady
steady, at lsc net advance. May. 3sas@
50 S-16c, closed at 3S12c; December closed at
sc.
Oats-Recepts. 200, 200 blu; exports. 5.145.
Spot quiet. Options nominal.
Beef firm; beef hams, s24d25 Lard easy;
Western steam, $3.50; refined easy. Tallow
Snffaa, city, 49,, co nnna' 9.sa53.c.
changed prices, but soon developed consid-
cradle strength brisk support from room
bulls and the investment public, brought out
by encouraging late European cables, small
Brazilian receipts, a better feeling in the
spot demand, and liberal warehouse deliv-
cries; closed steady, unchanged to 5 points
c egher sass 9 6agT nsiSding De
5.45c; May. 5.5Od5.55c: June, 5.65c; July, 56i
@5;1oc: August, 5.70@5.sOc; September. 575a
October. On NAL :
No. invoice. csc; No. Z jobbing, Csc Mild
quiet.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining 3 Lice
centrifugal. 80 test, 4Ac; molasses sugar
| ) 9-16c. Reported sales, 1000 tons centrifugal
at 44c. and 5000 tons Java 1.-TWO cargoes on
| private terms. Refined steady
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing Indianians:
Original-John T. Jones. Fort Branch, IS;
Leonard Howell. Covington, So.
Adcitional-James c. Young, Shelbyville,
s. to SIP.
Restoration and Increase-Michael HartZ-
berry (deceased). Vlncennes. S2i to $50: John
Schmit (deceased), Kentland, SD TO ST..
Restoration Reissue and Increase-Joseph
ID. Armstrong. Oakland City. S. 10 $40.
Increase-Ephraim Edwards, Albion. $40
to Sl2; Howell II. Eskew. Eagletown, SIP to
sl4; Robert b. Lathrop: Fountain $40 to sl2;
John Z. Temple, indianapolis, s24 to $50:
James =. Cain, Indianapolis, 81 10 $24;
Henry w Hayes; Piereeton. S to $40;
Van Cleef. Medaryvile $40 to sl2; Joseph ].
Jones. indianapolis. 6 to $40: Josiah Nor
Afford, Greenfield. SIC to 81; Calvin w.
Kiefer; Indianapolis: slt to 81: Mordecai
Redd. Burney, Sc 10 81; John w. De Weese.
Kokomo. so to ST.; johnson w. Culp. Still
we'll S12 10 ST..
Original Widows, etc.-Prudence r. Skin
ner. Salamonia, IS: Especial, accrued Nov .
Charlotte Hancock. indianapolis. IS.
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Rutser Eggs md Cheese.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Butter-Receipts. 4,57s
packages Market strong; state dairy, lsQ24c;
Western creamery. 2l925Izc; June creamery. $50
24c: factory 15@17c. Cheese-Receipts. 4.e72 pack
ages. Market steady; small. September. 12l21
12S:c; finest. October, 12Gl2Ac; large fancy Sep
ternber 12A G12lac; large fancy, October, finest.
11l5c. Eggs-Receipts 5.s57 packages. Market
steady; ungraded Western. at mark, 1920.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Butter firm and
prints 1c higher: fancy Western creamery, pc:
fancy Western prints. 2Sc Eggs firm and in good
demand; fresh nearby pc: fresh Western, 22@
&c. fresh Southwestern. 21c; fresh Southern. 2oc.
Cheese steady.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creameries.
15d2ic: dairies, 1+ft21c. Cheese weak at 11l5@
12Ac. Eggs firm: fresh, 1Sc.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, firsts, 15c per doz.,
cases returned.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 15.-Butter firm. Eggs
firm at 11c. Cheese quiet.
BALTIMORE, Nov 15.-Butter, eggs and
cheese unchanged.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 15.-Eggs steady at 16c.
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BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow: The wool
market is excited and advancing. The dealers
and small manufacturers are in competition with
each other in their eagerness 10 secure woods,
and all grades are feeling the impetus OF buy
ing movement, which is rapidly reducing avail
able stocks here and elsewhere. tremendous
business has been again transacted the sales Tor
the past week aggregating over l6,Uc.Wo lbs.
Large lines of feeces. washed and unwashed.
fine and medium, territory, Texas, California and
Oregon woods. well as foreign woods. have
been moved, in instances at top figures.
Foreigners have made still further purchases of
our wools for export. The market is so excited
that II is not easy matter to quote prices, but
the tendency is upward in most marked man.
A wool famine is threatened on account of
the depleted stocks at home and the reduced
clip abroad. The sales Of the week in Boston
amounted to IL S3s. 76 lbs domestic and 1.479 O0O
lbs fore ign. making a total of l63l1i6 lbs.
week. and total of 7.925. 200 lbs for the CORE
spending week last year. Sales since Jan. l. 1889.
amount to 300. 32i,515 lbs against H. 0l0 lbs
last this time.
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AS; Gamers. s225as; fed Western steers. ss.l50
$50: range steers. Sa4S5: Texans. Sza4
s3.sOa4; packers. sS.sOq3s51z: light. S7SaS-sS5z;
pigs 50. eOG375.
ing lambs; supply short; muttons and feeders
steady Lambs, si15; muttOns. sS50n4; stockers
and feeders. s2.75q4: eulls. a5Dg27S.
CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-Catte-Good 10 choices
grades strcng 10c higher: range cattle strong TO
a shade higher butchers stock and Gamers
Market COO to choice s. eoGsso poor 10 me-
dunn. A.50G550; mixed stockers, SHsfos So
lected feeders. a.&aa 70: good 70 choice cows.
So e0dI 60: hefers. S375d5.20. canners 81 13o5s
bulls 81 50ff4 20; calves Sal grass Texas steers
s.s5@425: Western rance beeyes. AQsz.
butchers. 81 s5a4I5: good choice heavy. 500
4l2ls; roughs. heavy. s. 7Sas.so: lights, ssSaLos;
Sheep about steady: lambs active at steady
prices Native wethers. s5.75a4s0 lambs. $40
525 Western wethers. Aai0; Western lambs.
Reeeipts-catue. l4cOO; hogs. sscoo: sheep.
1900
EAST BUFFALO Nov l5-[special. RAN
som. Mansfield 4 Co. i've stock commission
dealers. report: Cattle-Receipts. cars No
good here; these kinds firm; all others dull and
best. 50 35a4i5; light 20 fair fat heifers. - Sofp
s25 good TO prime. ss5oai75; common TO best
stockers s. 3OQ3.75: feeders. s3s0ff4-la Neals
steady: tops. S7.75aS.25; others. s550a7.e5
Hogs-Receipts. q cars. Market opened active
and full steady. Workers and pigs. Aafo:
mixed packers t4O7is: mediums and heavy. $40
a4.l5; rOughs. 81 2Sq3so Closed dull; 6 loads un-
sold.
sheep-Receipis, . cars. Market lower Top
lambs. so95.o5: culls TO good. 81 se64 "a sheep
steady for good ones; others lower. Best mixed
sheep Sc sea- IL: culls 20 good. 81 5S IS: wethers
and yearlings. a5e45o Closed steady; bulk
sold.
NEW YORK. Nov. i5.-Beeves-Receipts. 3ftt.
Market slow and loGi5c lower: Is ears half OF
which rough stun. unsold Steers. A5e8
$40: oxen and stays. 2G5. bulls. s. Z544l5: COWS.
81 SOFA. Cables steady Exports. s24 cattle. g
sheep and 800 quarters OF beef.
Calves Receipts. i.e99. Market slow: veals &c
lower. grassers steady; several punches unsold-
Veals, a75Gs g: tops. $50; little calves. 81.
erassers g. seas Is: yearlngs. s. 25u2G
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. ~. i57. sheep slow:
lambs opened steady firm, but closed Toe or.
Sheen s. sO04 80: culls s. %: lambs. =. 5ofl5 20:
Canadian lambs. 6 35d55o. culls. s. 5014
l. Hocs-T{eceipts. So Market at 81 son
{iO; choice light state hogs, aso.
CINCINNATI. Nov. lS.-Hogs active and lower
al 81. 259f.0S.
Cattle steady at ss.soQ5to.
sheep quiet at $2Qs.&. Lambs quiet at s3QlSI
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NET DECLINE in WHEAT
ELEMENTS OF STRENGTH UNABLE TO
OVERCOME BEAR FEATURES.
Corn and Oats Close Unchanged, and
Provisions Are from n Shade to
Five Cents Lower.

CHICAGO Nov. 15.-Wheat was weak
early, with Liverpool, to-day. but stiffened
on reopening of Northwestern flour mills
and buying to even up McLain trades. clos
ing lsaAc under yesterday. Corn and oats
closed unchanged and provisions a shade
to &c lower.
A decline at Liverpool was the early fac
tor in wheat here. December opening at
667s667c. and May at 70sq71c, a decline of
ss@1kc. Liverpool opened steady on the adj
vance here yesterday, but weakened on
bearish domestic statistics. Trade was dull
and early in the day was chiefly in the
hands of scalpers though there was some
buying to even up McI-ain Brothers trades.
Fluctuations were narrow, slight advances
being caused by buying against puts and
small declines by profit-taking. Towards the
close Minneapolis reported all its flour
mills working. Northwest markets were
firm. December. then at 66a4c, advanced
sharply to 672s6671ac, and May TO INC. The
market eased off on profit-taking, Deem
Der closing &c under Yesterday. at 67l4c.
and May sake lower. at 11sa1Ac. The
volume of trade was somewhat larger than
it has been recently. Receipts were light.
Primary points reported S76.2S7 blu. COM
pared with 1926, 102 bu last year. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth received 6S1 cars, against rs
last week and 1899 a year ago. Local re-
ceipts were So cars, IA Of contract grade.
Atlantic port clearances. in wheat and flour,
were equal to 100000 bu. New York re-
ported 10 loads taken for export.
Corn was rather dull, but fairly steady,
helped by better shipping demand. There
was some country pressure to sell. Fluctu-
ations were narrow. Receipts were small,
| 2l3 cars being received here. New York re-
ported 80 loads taken for export. Clear
ances at the seapoard were ZOO blu. De-
cember ranged from 31isM31Lc, closed I'M
| changed at 311sG3lAc. May sold from 32l4c
| to 3212Q325sc, and closed unchanged at 32i2c.
Oats were dull but steady. There was an
| Improvement in the demand, and country
| offerings were freer. The only incident was
| the covering of a short line Of 100000 bu of
| May Clearances were large. $4,000 bu. Re-
ceipts here were 100 cars. December ranged
| from 223sc to 22l2G225sc and closed un-
| changed at 221ac. May sold from 23s4c to 24c,
| and closed unchanged at 237sc.
| December liquidation. particularly of lard.
| was the feature in the provision trade.
| There was little January business, pork,
/ lard and ribs opening and closing un-
changed from yesterday. The volume of
| business was small and the tone rather
| easy. in sympathy with lower hog prices.
| There was a slight Improvement in the
| shipping demand. December pork closed
| PFC lower at 500: December lard 212c un-
| der yesterday. at $4.9712, and January ribs
| &c lower, at $40.
| Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, 50 cars: corn. 21o cars; oats, 10;
cars; hogs, 33,OO0 head.
| Iaadino futurec RANGED aS follows.
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VITAL STATlSTICS-NOV. Is.
Births.

Mamie and John Stewart, 424 North Lib
erty street. boy.
Carrie and William Hunt, liza Bates
street, girl.
Mrs. and Albert Hicks, 12f South Pine
street, boy.
Kate and w. E. Peats, 1921 English ave-
nue.. girl.
Margaret and William Round, SIS Wilkins
street, boy
Luella and Otto Bradford, SOC Patterson
street, boy.
Elsie and ". r. Hancock, 2134 Broadway,
boy.
Fred and Pauline Heller, IL South New
Jersey street, boy.
Mrs. and Ed Hodges 936 Huron street,
boy.
Elizabeth and Thomas Higgins, 1909 South
Illinois street, boy.
Mary and Joseph Elliott jr., 1921 North
Pennsylvania street, boy.
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. l5-Cattle-Receipts. $500 in
Native shipping and export steers s5ds so:
dressed beef and butcher steers 81 CO.'S S. steers
under LOCO lbs. s3G4.75: stcckers and feeders
81 SCAT 40; and heifers. $2fI4 50; Gamers sl
10; bulls. $2G3.25 Texas and Indian steers So Al
Q4.75 the top being for fed; cows and heifers
s. 30d3.s5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market SC lower Pigs
and lights S3.s0et4; packers. So s0G4 05 butchers
H0514l0
muttons. s35o614 %; lambs. 81. 55G5. %: stockerS
s. s0G3.l0; culs and bucks So J0d3J0: Texas
shesp. $40
natives and !. 400 Texans. Improved demand for
all grades; common steers steady TO shade
higher: no choice native steers offered. Common
and light weights. t.@Q5.55: stockers and feed
ers $3.200i50; butchers COWS and heifers, s. 100
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. Nov. 15.-Spirts of turpentne
steady at 49qi9l2c Rosin firm at 91lsc@Slo2i..
Crude urpentine quiet at 81 80 to s. So Tar steady
$3.50.
OIL CITY, Nov. 15.-Credit balances. s156. Ger
tificates-no bids. Shipments. 10i,S2i brls; aver
age 449 brls runs, ILL., 405 brls average, So 656
brls.
NEW YORK. Nov 15.-Petroleum steady.
Rosin dull: strained. common TO good. s12oQl 80.
Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 5212Q53c
SAVANNAH, Nov. 15.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 49Q49l2c. Rosn firm and unchanged
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODrCE
Trade Is Active, Bills Are Well Met
and Prices Are Firm

In summing up the business situation II can he
said that trade is unusually active Retail NOR
chants are meeting their bills with more than
ordinary promptness. On Commission row prices
are well maintained. and sales of fruits vegeta-
bles and other produce are large The poultry
market rules easier on reports of a large supply
of turkeys to be marketed. Eggs are very firm
as Is choice butter. The hide and leather mar
kets are firm and active at the advanced Quota
tions of Tuesday. The provision market shows
more activity at steady and unchanged prices
All staple groceries rule steady and big trade
is in progress.
The local grain market shows more activity
but receipts of all cereals fall short OF the local
demand. Track bids yesterday. as reported by
follows: ~ %
wheat-No. 2 red. Coo: No. red, s2a65c; No
vember. 6ec' wagon wheat 6sc:
Corn-No- l white 32lsc No. white Zone
colon. s2lzc: No. white. 2sIz@3lIkc; No white
mixed &c; No. white mixed SIC: No. white
&c; No. yellow. 2SQ3ic: No. mixed. &C. No
mixed. S2c; No mixed 2sizG3Il4c: ear corn
sc: new No mixed Slisc; new No. yellow.
oats-No white. 2sc; No. white, Csc: No 2
mixed. 2hc; No. mixed. 22Lc.
Hay-No. timothy. silqIi5O No. timothy,
sl0dl0.50
InspectiOns-whest: No. red. car; No. 3
No yellow 5; No mixed. Z: No. mixed mixed. s.
No. mixed. 6: total. IS Oats: No. 2
2 prairie. /. total. 2 cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shppers)
Turkeys young. selected. over IL lbs. 7isc per
10: turkeys. young. hens and toms. 10 lbs ana
over &c: turkeys culs. 5fIec; turkeys hens Old
fat. &c: turkeys, toms old. fat. &C; springs, 20
4 lbs, &c: hens. &C: cocks. &c: ducks. full feath-
cred. sc: geese. full feathered. choice. &c; geese
picked. Sc.
Cheese-New York full creams. 14dI5c: domestic
Swiss 16Ql7c; brick. l5c; limburger. l46l5c
Butter-ChOice roll l4c per h. choice, solid and
broken rolls i3c: poor No ?, 6Gioc.
Eggs-FreSh. lsc per doz
Feathers-Piime geese. SOC per ID; prime duck
i0GI lie per 10.
Beeswax-30c for yellow: Csc for dark
Wool-Medium unwashed lsffl9c; tub-washed
20d2sc. bury and uLmerchantable SC less.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. loc; No 2, &c: No
] calf. lie; No. 2 calf. s1sc.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE market for metals
weak and unsettled all day. closing in a
nervous condition. with sellers demoraized and
buyers Indifferent. The cable advices reported nc
change in the situation abroad, apathy and weak
ness continuing Telegraphc from home
producing points was equally unfavorable. Al
the close the Metal Exchange called pig iron war
rants dull and neglected, with SIS. p bid and
s15.75 asked for March and April delivery; lake
copper dull at lie: tin unsettled at 26 50G27c
lead quiet at 451l9d4. 62l2c: spelter weak and
lower at 4.55d465c. The brokers' price for lead
is 4. 40c and for copper lie.
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AT New York-Clearings. s217 $50, 72O: ball
ances 50. 1859
At Observation-Disclosures s23 7IS 1a5. baIo,oas
N,741,5SS.
AT Baltimore - Clearings. s4,OOs Oss: BAL
ances. 1851, 721 i
ances s.. 941 800 Jul
At Chicaeo-Clearings. 500, 3s7 757: balances.
SlsSs. $40. Sterling exchange. $4.S3G4.S7. New
York exchange, &c premium
At st. Louis - Clearings 81 Sc 641. haI
ances. s65s, 462. Money 4GS per cent New
York exchange, 75c discount bid. soc discount
At Observation-Disclosures, s2.1sOOOO.
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Rye dull: No. q Coo. Lard easy at $3.50 Bulk
meats steady at S.. Bacon steady at S. 10.
Whisky quiet at 81. 23lz.
TOLEDO. Nov. 15.-Wheat quiet: No. 2. cash.
ssc: December, 6s7sc. Corn dull and steady; No
2 mixed old 33c. Oats dull and steady: No. 2
mixed, &c Rye quiet: No. 2, cash, Sc asked
Glover seed lower but steady; prime. cash. old.
s. bid; December. 1915 bid.
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Ohio State Journal.

OTlIO Otdtt JUuTIldf.
Minister - Good evening, Willie; is your
papa at home?
Willie taged seven. 10 his father in the
library)-Say, paw. did you see him first?
Minister-Why do you ask your father
such a strange question my boy?
Willie-Well, you see, paw and Mr.. Bill
kins are playin' poker this evenin', and I
heerd paw say he bet you wudn't see him
III he saw YOU first.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows Flour steady.
No. spring wheat. e3d6sc; No. red, nc. No.
corn 3l%c: No. yellow, 32G32hc. No. oats,
2Sd2s4c No. white. 24isG25c. No. 2 rye 53c
No barley. S7645c. No. 1 fiaxseed. $1.So. Prime
timothy seed. s245d2.55. Glover seed, contract
grade. s.. Mess pork. per bril- s770@s.10. Lard.
per 100 lbs, $4.s5d5. Short-rib sides Qoose). &75
@5.15. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), s5.371sG55 so.
Short-clear sides (boxed). S5.15I5.20. Whisky,
distillers finished goods. per gal. s.2Sk
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 103. 600 bu
corn 265, 900 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye. 10000 bu
barley 600 blu. Shipments-Flour, q. COO brls:
wheat 10000 blu; 600 bu; oats, 25e, 600
bu; rye 1900 bu; barley. 1900 bu
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Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments, 800. The
receipts of hogs were about 5000 smaller
than week ago and nearly 5000 smaller
than year ago, and the total for three
days is nearly 1900 smaller than the same
period year ago. The market opened with
only a fair inquiry from order men. but
they took few loads early at about sc
lower prices than yesterday. Packers were
very Indifferent and bearish. and it took
some time to establish a trading basis, but
finally at an average decline of 1lsc, with
some sales 10c lower, the trading was fair
Iy active and a good clearance was made.
The bulk of the mixed packing grades sold
below 81. Quotations:
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Dry G00dQ.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Further advances in
bleached cottons to-day. Sellers indifferent: de-
mand fair Brown cottons strong throughout,
but not quotably higher Coarse colored cottons
also strong General demand fair. Print cloths
idle Wide grey goods strong Prints in good
demand for spring. Wooden and worsted dress
goods selling well for spring and market tending
against buyers. Silks generally firm for piece
goods.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet Sales,
1900 bales. Ordinary, l1-16c; good ordinary.
3-16c; low middling, sac; middling, nc; good
middling 7asc; midding fair. 1l-l6c. Receipts,
9,l7S bales; stock, 305 552 bales.
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Building Permits.

Standard Wheel Company frame she'd
corner Morris and Division streets, 81 925
American Buncher Manufacturing Com
pany. brick factory, corner Norwood and
Chestnut streets, $50
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Sheep-Receipts. go; shipments fair. With
shippers and local butchers in the market
the sheep and lamb trade was fairly active
for all good stock, and lambs sold at steady
to strong prices compared with yesterday.
Common sheep were more or less neglected
and rather difficult to sell at former prices.
Quotations:
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Grease-white. &c; yellow. sisc; brown, 2s4c.
Tallow-No. I. 4isc: No. 2. &c.
Bones-Dry, s126l3 per ton.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
FAT CATTLE ARE STILL IN GOOD DE-
MAND AT STEADY PRICES.
Hog Buyers Bearish and Indifferent,
and Lower Figures Prevafled-Con-
ditiOn of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Nov 5.-Cattle-Receipts. 500; shipments,
200 There was a decrease of over go head
of cattle compared with a week ago and
year ago but the supply was about as good
as usual at this time in the week. The
quality generally was fairly satisfactory,
and a few loads OF good but not fancy ex-
port steers were represented. There was
steady demand for all fat stock, and any
that answered that description changed
hands at quotably steady prices compared
with yesterday There is still limited in
quiry for medium cattle and only fair
demand for stockers and feeders, but sales
to-day We're at prices not perceptioly lower.
A few loads of steers sold at s6.l0. but for
the class on sale s5.75 was practically the
top. Quotations:
Good to prime steers, 1850 lbs and 49,
upward .............. ............. .so.oOu o'oO
aid upward ...................... 5.10a $50
steers ............'...... -. 5OCa 5.S5
Steers ................. .............. Asa 4.75
Medium to good 800 to l,l0o-lb
steers
Fair to choice feeding steers....... ASA 4.60
Fair TO medium feeding steers. = 75d AZ
Common to good stockers- 3eOd =
Good to choice heifers 400G 40
Fair to medium heifers. 350d 3l5
Commoa to light heifers ........... 300d &C
Good to choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.J0d 4JC
Fai., to medium cows........... 3.O0d $40
Common old cows ............. lO0d IS
Veal calves OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5.25Gi Go
Heavy calves ...............3 .O0l1 So
Prime TO fancy export bulls........ BOO ~
Good to choice butcher bullS....... 325d 3H
Common to fair bulls 2.l5d 800
Good to choice cows and calves .o0u 5O.ct
Common to medium cows ana -,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-16

Hogs-Receipts. 200; shipments. 1850 The
market opened slow, with decidedly weak
feeling. Eastern packers are inclined to be
bearish on account of the lower prices pre-
vailing in Eastern markets. Later the mar
ket ruled active at current prices, and all
were Sold The closing was steady at a
decline of about &c to 71sc from yesterdays
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-16
Marriage Licenses.

William F. Kirzela and Mary E. Sherfey.
l.. l.. Bullnger and Viola Stoner.
Harry 0. White and Maybelle Miller.
Frank b. Jamison and earle F. Johnson.
j. G. Keckler and Helen Van Ripers.
Fred Krinman and Alice Smock.
William A. Harris and Margaret Russell.
Ira Payne and Jennie Hull.
]. r. Davis and Addie j. Brahm.
Frank II. Reading and Elva Mccoy.
Carl Sch xokowsky and Mary Suhr.
Reuben p. Kercheval and Nancy A.
Weaver.
Claude T. Hoover and Josephine d.
Miller.
Harry Lindsey and Marion l.. Zwissley.
John r. Heaston and Clarissa NJ. Nc
Kinney.
John b. BrOw1er and Lizzie Thompson.
John T.. Hafner and Amanda Baron
L. Verne Lynch and Effie b. Young.