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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-04
AT NEW YORK.


Lower.
NEW YORK, May -Flour-Receipts,
1908 brls; exports, 2S,s24 brls. Market
rather slow and somewhat easier. because
of the break in wheat. Corn meal easy;
yellow Western, Sc.
Wheat-Receipts, 1925 bu; exports. 40S-
sos bu Spot strong: No. red. S014c f. o. b.
afioat, spot; No. red, &c elevator; No.
Northern Duluth, 76c +. o. b. afloat to ar
rive; No. 1 hard Duluth. 7Sc f. o. b. afioat.
Options were steady and firm at first on
moderate local support but gave way later
in response 10 heaviness in corn. general
liquidation and failure of frost news to
alarm shorts. After late rally with corn
the market closed steady at 3sGzc net de-
cline: May. 727s@73 9-16c. closed at 7Sc; July.
727s973 7-16c, closed at 73sc; September, 1874
d74 3-16c. closed at 1850.
Corn-Receipts. 24S,225 bu; exports, $4,000
bu. Spot easy; No. 2. 1880 f. o. b. af1oat,
447sc elevator The option market was
weak all day because of heavy liquidation,
inspired by decentralization at Liverpool,
larger country offerings and deliveries at
Chicago. 1t finally rallied export trade
and closed steady at 1411sc net decline;
May, 45G457sc, closed at 45lsc; july $40
closed at 45ssc.
Oats-Receipts. 5000 bu: exports. 4.19O blu.
Spot steady; No. 2. 2Sc; No. 3. 27Ac; No.
white soc; No. white 29i5c; track mixed
Western, 2SG29llc; track white, 2Sq35c. OPP
tons quiet and unchanged; No. white
oats, May. closed at 29ssc.
Cut meats quiet; picked bellies. 7l4dSAc.
Lard steady; Western steamed. S.35; May
closed at 81. 40 nominal; refined steady; con-
tinent, s7.65: South American, sS.15; COM
pound. S6.12A. Pork dull; family, $l4q14.50;
short-cear, Si4@15. Tanow quiet; city, SC;
country 5G5kc. Cotton seed oil quiet;
Urine crude, Csc; prime yellow. 37lsc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet: cotton. by
steam. &c; grain. by steam, 3s4G4d.
Coffee-Futures opened quiet at un-
changed prices and after period Of
apathy developed considerable animation,
showing very little departure from last
nights prices. Foreign and domestic news
was unimportant The statistical situation
offered no inducement to bulls or bears.
Local longs sold and room shorts bought
sparingly The market closed steady, with
prices unchanged to points net lower. To-
tai sales, 5000 bags, including: June, 665c;
September 6s5G6. 90c: October. 6.90c; No
vcmber. 695c; December, 715G7.20c: jan
uary. 72Oc: March. 1900. Spot-Rio NOM
inai: No invoice. TIC; mild quiet: Cor
dova. 9ila13lxc.
Sugar-Raw firm; refined steady.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
cine quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.

erhe quotations nr;cs given below are the selling
Canned Goods.
Corn s,e, 55scGs125. Peaches-Eastern Standard.
standard s21Oa2.4o; California seconds. 81 soaS2'
!, s 2Ib s9sOc rasp
3 fd mss shSss sbs cove In
peas marrowfats sscas; early June. siiOgifs:
ries, SSQsOc: salmon. lib. s5cas2 BIB tomatoes.
Candies and Nuts.
s ss Banner s P%'s,
Sc cream mixed &c; time mixed &c.
wsnSs ae saa nuts ss ?isf ber nns ic
peanuts. roasted. Ease: mixed nuts. lOc
Coal and Coke.
anthracite sall ssss,: $, per tom c.
Island City lump. 1916 lump coke. lie per bu.
ss1s per Is Sn crushed coke l2c per bn 50
IS per ton; smokeless lump. $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Bleached ACKNOWLEDGMENT L. nc;
Berkley; No 60, s'5c: Cabot: ne; Capitol. SIC:
the Loom SIC: FarweIi nc: fitchvil Tei' 7 CT
Full Width. SC: Gilt Edge. &C.. Gilded Age. 5lsc
se Peabody sc Pride OF the west i9c Ten
Strike &C. PspRereI % 2's arsppeTs 49,
A,
Gee s Soc aea so ga ars Gft sS
GREAT Fails sc Hi Fine ir re: indian Hi HeaS
s,as psRPers f &C. Reppsre lGt &C. An
Prints-AlIen dress styles, 4sc; Aliens staples
Sc A nss TIE ss Aliens dns c 5Ssss Sc Amer
Lie. &c; Cocheo fancy. size: Hamilton fancy.
@ c ons ano Pqps Sc PsS
Berlin solids. sl5c: simpsons oil finish. &c:
American shirting. 4asc; black white 4&c: rrays.
kid finished cambrics-Edwards. &c: Warren.
gF.. iss; Cords 40. ESe: cozdIs r.; NC:
fancy l'c LeS e fancy; Use; Msthuen "A ISse:
ma isc she;ueket sW se sheiSckee ssc
Swift River. Sc
S5o; Harmony. sssc: Stark. SIS American
GInshams.Amoskeag staples; sAc; Amoskeag
No Norm &c: Renfrew dress. 7c 'A'''
Gic: camphor. 6sdesc; cochneal; 5OG55c chloro-
ST puTs sso sE Soc corcs aa
genuine sSg4Oe; wagnesia cs a. pa, 2,oz sog22c:
Sse OIL castor PER ss az o ad Ssr
ganot, per ID. SIS: opium, ~ quininc.
w sa:, per o. Ss ea iss. sGpssa
salts. Epson ia4c; sulphur 'f our ssSsc sais,
scc iodide potassium. s. sCSss5 bromide DO.
sassium sSaSoc ehleTate potash isgaoc borax
Flour.
Straight grades. s. 309s so: fancy grades 81. so
O.. 10: patent -four. sii74.50: low grades, s2259
spring wheat patents. $0525.
Groceries.
conee-C;ood. 10fli2c: prime. 1211ic: strictly
prime. HGi6e: fancy green and yellow. is622c:
Java. 2Sl32c. Roasted-Old government Java.
32i14l33c Golden Rio. 24c: Bourbon Santos FAC:
Gided Santos. 2io. prime Santos. &c Package
coffee-c.:y pricesAriosa. i2c; Lion. lie; Jersey.
lee Caracas. IL Soc Dutch Java Blend 1550c:
Dillworth's. f1.50c; Mail Pouch. lie, Gates's
Blended Java. IL Sc Jav-Ocha. 16.5oc
Sugars-city prices: Dominoes. 5s2c: cut loaf.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, MAJ s-cattIe-Recefpts. sooo
Natives Best on sae oda one stock sarsss
S sss good tS prime Selected stsTs
mixed stockers, sssO@4 10: cows, ssaiso; heifers'
s. z5d5: Gamers. 50 9Oq2s5; bulls. s2.75@i 30:
@ Texas f CD s sser sed s
5.2s: Texas bulls ss.2sa375:
os 9s:ras Sdas sSss: oMsp so.ns
strong and active. Top; $685. mixed butchers.
rough heavy S0Iis light nss Ssss: bulk 81
sheep~Recsipts. 1900. Sheep strong TO SC
Good TO choice wethers. s5.25q5.e5; fair to choice
native lambs. ss5Ga7 western s lambs. Sal
EAST BUFFALO. May 2.-lSpecial.-lRanso
Mansfield & Co.. live stock Commission dealers.
cattle--None on sale feeling firm.
Hogs7Reeeipts' 2 cars cars "a Market weak and &c
Workers; s. aSasss; pigs .asOq5; rOushs. siseS
sheepmRecepss. Is cars "i Market active and
Zoe higher for best. Lambs. IS. 50; culls 10
M mixed c sfs's q fs Mf.hs ss
,caIves-Reeeipts. 50. Market steady. Good to
NEW YORK. May s-Beeves-Receipts. 72s: 6
cars On safe. Very little doing: feeling steady
calves-Receipts, $50. Market firm to Isc
higher; all sold. veals. s4a5.75; choice. S.: lit
IS sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 2.s4o: L. cars on
Zoe higher: all sold; no wooded stock Clipped
sheep. <4.3065; clipped lambs. s5.3Od7.10; Mary
land spring lambs s5.25
Hogs-Recepts. $50; one car for the market
No sales reported: market nomipally weak.
natives S and $50 Texans Market active and and
frm- Native steers. si.5o95.e5: steckers and
Qs5d475, Gamers. 81 SOFA 20; fed Westerns
TSSG5.iS; Texans. As5qis5. "'''' "''
sSsse sss4 HssSs nsTkst fairly 5.. sys and
SO: light, 1865. 10; pigs. ;tscgt7o.
fed lambs would bring Sc. s0as 70: wool muttons.
s. SCOT. 10: clipped Texas wefhers. s5e5: ewes
Ss6s.25, culls. sSdf.
ST LOUIS. May Standardization 1 500 in
Guiding go Texans Market q shade lower for
natives: steady for Texans. Native shipping
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Indiana Teachers Science Associa-
ton will begin its annual convention in
this city to-day.
Governor Mount left the city, yesterday,
for Madison Wis, where he Will act as
one of the judges in the great interstate
oratorical contest.
Rich Stegemeier left for New York yes
terday and will sail in a day for
Germany, where he will visit relatives
for few months. He will attend the
Paris exposition.
George P. Chadwick, of Laporte county.
yesterday filed a petition in the Federal
Court. asking that Robert Brinckman, of
Michigan City, be declared a bankrupt, al
leging that he owed debts to the amount
of $1,000.
Mrs David Miller of 2420 North Penn
sylvania street, who was kicked in the
chest by her pet horse about ten days ago.
her physician thinks there is no chance for
her recovery.
State Geologist Rlatchley yesterday re-
ceived magnificent specimen of the sand
hill crane, which will be given promi-
nent place in the museum. The crane was
shot by j. Henderson, near Darlington,
Montgomery county.
Robert Luttrell. 160S1k Martindale av-
enue. was knocked down and severely in
jured by H. o. Jones, Of lbs Silver avenue.
Haughville, who was riding bicycle on
the sidewalk. Jones was arrested and
charged with assault and battery.
County Auditor Smith yesterday obtained
an opinion from his attorneys TO the effect
that a mortgageor is entitled to exemption,
although the mortgage is not recorded.
Heretofore he had held that unless a mort
gage was recorded there could be no claim
TO exemption.
F. b. veach. of 1917 North Senate avenue
had several fingers of his left hand mashed
by the machinery OF an ammonia pump at
the Arthur Jordan cold-storage plant yes
terday afternoon. He was taken TO the
City Dispensary, where the injuries were
dressed by DR.. Bretz.
The last song service of the season will
be held this evening at THE Temple" at
Delaware and Tenth streets. A beautiful
programme has been arranged. Mrs. Min
ME ID. Davis. national field secretary of
the Jewish Chautauqua Society. will speak.
Services begin promptly at o'clock.
James Ward. of 1912 West Washington
street, was severely injured yesterday
evening while working at South East and
Weghorst streets. He was handling the
large fagstones used for curbing and one
of them slipped and fell on his foot He
was taken home by DR.. Bretz, OF the City
Dispensary.
A collision between a street car and a
wagon caused considerable amusement YES
terday at Senate avenue and West Wash
tngton street. In the wagon was a calf I'm
q crate. The wagon was overturned the
calf got loose and James McCord. the
driver, was thrown out. One horse suffered
broken leg and had to be killed. The calf
came out without scratch and made its
escape westward. McCord was painfully
bruised put not seriously injured.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eight Transfers, with q Total Con-
alteration of S13,S7S.

instruments filed for record in the re-
corder's office of Marion county. Indiana,
for the twenty-four hours ending at %. IN.
May 8, 1900. as furnished by the Indiana
Title Guaranty and Loan Company. Suite
22s first office floor. The Lemcke, and Hart
ford Block. Telephone 1760 old and 3OO5
rev.
Willis K. Miller to John Fl. Baptist
ct al. part Lot s. Peru & Indian
apolis Railroad Company, southern
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
John III. Grail to Emma G.. Hobbe,
Lot 20. Square IL, second section
Lincoln Park addition. $500
William d. McClelland to Maria E.
Jackson, Lot 10. Bells subdivision,
Johnsons heirs addition. ............. 1000
Mary A. Reeves to John III. Gruenert,
part Lot 14S. r. T., S. X. and A. E.
Fletcher's Woodlawn subdivision. 1000
Robert 3. Keith to Albert Schiff1ing,
Lot 4, Outlot 81, Blacks subdivision
of Outlet 9, etc. acknowledgements. 1000
Pernesa Brown to Eliza Schooley. Lot
81. S. II. Richey's addition to West
indianapolis ...............-........... 5o0
Agnes Soland to Theodore Moesken.
Lot 1884, Yandes's subdivision, Outlot
129 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Samuel Schuck TO Margareth f. Ham,
iton, Lot "a, Wacker's first Haugh-
Vile addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
Transfers s; total consideration. .$13, SIS
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HEAVY SLUMP IN CORN
COARSE CEREAL WENT OFF A CENT
IN THE CHICAGO PIT.
Wheat and Oats Lower, the Latter
Fairly Ffrm-PrOvisions Strong,
Closing at Mixed Changes.

CHICAGO. May 3.-The corn market. in
activity and weakness, was the leader on
the Board of Trade to-day. Under the in
fluence of liquidation and lower cables the
close found July 1c under yesterday.
Wheat, influenced by corn and easier ca
bles, closed easy, July ssc lower. Oats
closed IsqAc down. and provisions steady.
from 21zc higher in lard TO 7i2c down in
pork.
The corn market began the session weak,
because OF lower cables. freer country Of
ferings and slack demand. Liverpool
closed SOLD lower, furnishing the main
influence. July here opened A@2sc down.
at 40ss@4Os4c. and after touching 407sc, while
nobody was looking. proceeded to break
with great rapidity. The slump was due
to heavy general liquidation, led by two
OF the leaders in the recent bull movement.
The decline was checked at 39asc, there be-
ing fair demand after the concession of
over &c, and little rally followed, but
the close was weak, July 1c under yester-
day, at Acc. There was a good shipping
business here, the amount being put at
100000 blu. New York reported SO loads
taken for export. Local receipts were 300
cars. and at primary points $4,000 bu.
Wheat was dull and easy. Corn was the
dominant influence, while easy cables and
the favorable weather were contributory
factors. The speculative trade was light.
but a fair cash business-260,0OO bu-was
accomplished. New York reported 80 loads
taken for export. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four were equal TO 100000 bu.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu compared
with $4,000 a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 439 cars, against $40 last
week and PIG the corresponding day last
year. Local receipts were IL cars, none
of which graded contract. July opened &c
under yesterday. at s7Ad67ssc, and on
little buying assembled to 67asG6711c. The
wings of the market were heavy with the
corn weakness and failed to hold even that
small elevation. and the market reacted
to 667sc. The close was easy, July sc
lower, at 67@67isc. The July-May spread
May at that difference.
The oats market was Unexpectedly firm,
in view of the corn weakness. The market
was sustained by good shipping business,
this business having been excellent for sew
eral days. The May-July spread was mar
rowed to 12c. There was bit Of June trade
early at &c under the July price. July sold
from 23tzc to 23Hc, and closed 1sMAc down,
at 233sc. Local receipts were 176 cars.
Provisions opened steady, but suffered a
sharp break in sympathy with corn and on
some liquidation. but recovered il on buy
ing by packers and closed steady. July
pork sold from 1920 to 11.90 and closed
nc down. at s12.1o; July lard from S.o21s
to s6S2ls closing 25ac higher. at sS.s7ls and
July ribs from s6s2h TO $685. with the close
a shade higher. at s6.77hQe.So. The rally
was helped by the decrease for April In
the lard stock of 1900 tierces.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat,
is cars; corn, go cars; oats, 1S5 cars; hogs.
% 600 head.
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butcher steers s. 5od5.i5; steers under ioo0 lbs.
81 506f4 IS: stockers and feeders. S. Sos As cows
and heffers 81 256f+ p; Gamers sFo02 $: bulls.
S. 1904 Is: Texas and Indian steers, S.$0t.s1.
cows and heifers, ND0t
Hogs-Receipts 100. Market SC lower. Pfxs
and lights. s5.lo05.is; packers. sSaSzss butchers.
&.i5fJ531.
Sheep-Receipts 900 Market steady. Native
muttons. 81 5065. 40: lambs S6QJ; cuils and
bucks. $3.50
CINCINNATI. May 3-Hoss active and lower
at 81 15453.
Cattle strong at S. S5H5.ca =
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VITAL STATISTICS-MAY 8.
Births.

Gertie and Rolla Richwine. 40 Davidson
street, girl.
Hattie and Edward McCallie, 2513 East
Tenth street, boy.
Rachel and Harry Davis. 1910 Eas,
Thirteenth street, girl
Grace and L. d. Wise, Ills North Senate
avenue, girl.
Minnie and Henry Collard. 1885 Columbia
avenue, girl.
Lottie and Tom McInerney. 132 South
Oriental street, boy.
Anna and Sidney Morris, 1925 East Nine
teenth street, girl.
Nellie and George Richter, 1226 Nordyke
avenue, boy.
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OILS.

SAVANNAH, May s.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at &c; Rosin firm; a, B, C. d. Sis; f.
NJ; s2.15; N. $3.50; window glass. s2.l5; water
white. s2.65
CHARLESTON. May 3.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 4611c. Rosin quiet: e, c. d, S20:
r. SIPS: sL9o: g. s1-35: H. $50: 1. s1.s5; NJ
$245.
OIL CITY. May 3.-Credit balances, s147 Ger
thcates-no bid. Shipments, t23 655 brs; aver
$50 brls -
NEW YORK. May s.-Rosin steady and
strong; common to good, s1.60. Turpentine
steady. Petroleum steady.
WILMINGTON. May 3.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 461zQ47c. Rosin-nothing doing. Crude
turpentine firm. Tar firm.
MONTPELIER. May 3-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, 81. 10; North Lima, sl.l5
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May 3.-A slow market again re-
ported In all descriptions Of cotton goods Some
bids for fair sized quantities of staple noted.
No change in general tone nor in prices in any
direction. Print cloths continue idle in regulars
and little doing In wide goods. Prints inactive
throughout; fancy irregular. but staples steady
Cfnghams firm. local paper stated to-day
that the American Wooden Company had under
consideration plans for REORGANIZATION. This
statement is officially denied. and suit entered
against the paper for $500. 900 damages.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
'nited States twos. refunding. when is
Tuesdays Bank CIearings.

AT New York-Clearings, $1SS, ss5, 716; bal
ances. SO. 991, 951.
At Boston-CIearings. SIG. 1856: balances.
$2.7S4044.
AT Chicago-Clearings. s3s. O37. SAT; bal
ances. $02S. 742
AT adelphia-Clearings. $3.50. 173; bal
ances, s., $50 $50.
AT st. Louis-Clearings. $s,575676 ball
ances. $1,099, 720.
At misunderstanding. s4411,70 bal
ances, S761. 500.
AT Cincinnati-Clearings.s 81. 1880.
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Deaths.

Anna Thompson, forty-five years. 72e
Massachusetts avenue, paralysis of heart
Eliza Beachman, thirty years. 634 East
Washington street. arsenicai poison
w. c. Stausbury, forty-six years,
hemorrhage.
Savilla ]. Wilson. forty-seven years.
pneumonia
J. w. Trustfeel. six months, l4O6 East
Eleventh street. hamilton.
William j. Hugo. forty-two years, 1923
Ruckle street. tuberculosis.
Mack H. Wayne. forty-nine years, $40
Smith street pneumonitis.
Margaret Hays, twenty years, 721 South
Missouri street, heart failure
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NEW YORK, May 3.-Butter-Receipts. Alb
packages: Market firm; Western creamery 16a
20c: factory 13G14zc. CheeSe-Receipts. ), 500
packages. Market weak fancy, large. white.
1o&c: fancy. large. colored. l0iac. Eggs-Re-
ceipts, s.094 packages Storage Western. at
mark. 13lzc: regular packing. at mark. 12Q13c;
Southern, at mark. 11Gl2%c.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2-Butter firm and in
good demand; fancy Western creamery, Gle:
fancy Westerly prints 23c. Eggs firm and in
good demand; fresh nearby, 12AQ12i1c; fresh
Western, 12izc; fresh Southwestern, 1212c; fresh
Southern. nizG12c. Cheese unchanged
CHICAGO, May 3-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm: creameries.
l41e41911c; dairies, 13lzd16isc Cheese steady at
9g11c. Eggs steady; fresh 10%c
KANSAS CITY. May 2-Eggs-Quality good
market strong; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock. sHc, cases returned; new whitewood
cases included, 10Lc.
CINCINNATI. May 3.-Butter steady Cheese
firm. Eggs steady at lie.
BALTIMORE. May 3.-Butter. eggs and cheese
firm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. May 3.-Eggs steady at 9sxc.
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
May S.-There were only about Us horses
offered In the last auction sale of the week,
and with steady demand from all sources
and for all kinds the trading was active at
prices much the same as those current
heretofore this week. A good clearance was
made promptly and the closing was steady.
Several good teams were reported as high
as S25o93O0 Single horses sold at from $50
rs generally, and extra good harness
horses sold as high as $500
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy.
No. spring wheat. 60iz9s5c; No. red 7oD
7oAc. No. corn. 1850 sslzc: No. 2 yellow,
27Ac; No. white. 25sl d2slac. Good feeding bar
ley. 3e@3si1c: fair. TO choice mailing, Ss945c.
No. 1 fiaxseed. SIG; Northwestern $1.76. Prime
timothy seed. $40 Clover seed contract grade.
81 Mess pork. per brl. 81. 05G12.10. Lard. per
100 lbs, s6.S5GD7. Short-rib sides Qoose) S6 70GD
$50. Dry-salted shoulders Cboxed) 6.50Gs IS
Short-clear sides tboxed), s7.2067.3G. Whisky
on basis of high Wines s1.25iz Sugars-Cut loaf
&C; granulated 5.44c.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat 165, 900 bu
corn 19S. 900 bu: oats, 141, 900 bu rye 5000 bu :
barley. 5000 blu. Shpments-Flour. 13, 30 brls
wheat, IS 600 bu 62 900 bu; oats, 130 900 bu
rye, 5000 bu; barley, 6. 900 bu
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
A Good Volume of Trade I'm Progress
and Prices Well Held.

As the month advances trade increases some
what and is healthy in its volume, and
prices, in the main, steady and strong. Re-
ceipts of eggs and poultry somewhat larger
but with an active demand prices are very firm
Butter is unchanged, and cheese is in better re-
quest and firm at quotations But few green
apples are offered and but few are wanted.
Strawberries are In good demand as prices be-
come more reasonable. and there is an active
demand for new crop vegetables. Irish potatoes
still are selling well. Some new cabbage is COM
s ing on the market Staple groceries are active.
OF the small fruit season, is In active request
Molasses and syrups are dull Navy beans are
less demand as the small fruits come on she
market The seed market is quiet.
The local grain market shows little more
sefyisy ars Though S receipts are ss sht All
the track, as furnished by the secretary Of the
,. Whsat,NO. red. me-. track, ME on milling
corn-No white. 4O,sc; No. white. 4o,lc:
white mixed, soc No white mixed. ED sSc; NO
Seow aoe No. se ND s5llowN No Mo
loc: No mixed. loc; No 1 mixed. s7Gssc; ear
oats-No. 2 white &c: No white. 2sc: No 2
mixed. &c No No., m n1ixe ID, : 2tke "a
Inspections Wheat: No. red. car: No. 8
white. car: No white. O. No. oT White no II, !
ear, =; total, ~ cars. Hay: No. / timothy 3
cars; NO. timothy 2: No. timothy 1; No 2
prairie. L; total. cars
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
cocks. &c: ducks. full feathered &c: eeese' full
feathered. $3.50 per doz.
Cheese-New York full creams lie. domestic
Swiss. 15q16c; brick 14c: limburger 1ic
Butter-Choice, roll. 12G13c per Id; poor No. q
Eggs-Fresh 10izc per doz
Feathers-Prme geese. 30c per ID; prime duck
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; CSC for dark
Wool-Medium. unwashed, 24f725c; tub-washed
S2Q3sc; bury and understandable, &c less; fine
merino. 1sd19c
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. !, &c; No 2 8: No I
calf. 12c; No. calf, 1Oc.
Gresse-White, 4c; yellow SIC; brown 2xc
Tallor-No. I. 4lac: No. z, 4c
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-04

NEW YORK May s-In sympathy with nm
satisfactory cables the local market for metals
as whole. was generally easier Tin eased of
about Is points with slow trade and the drop
OF lbs In that metal In London The close was
easy, with prices on the basis of %. 75c bid and
3oc asked Pig iron warrants were weak and
nominal Northern No foundry was quoted at
S21Q23 Lake copper ruled dull and unchanged
Lead was also dull and unchanged on the basis
OF i67i5c bid and 4.7212c asked. Spelter how
ever. was a shade irmer on q good export de-
mand, ruling firm I'm tone and 2lzc higher at
4ozitc bid and 4.55c asked. The brokers' price
Tor lead was 445c and for copper 17Gl7.a5c.
ST. LOUIS MAY 3-Iead dun ar a ssS7a s-,sc
Spelter dull at 4.40d4 45c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-04

Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS May s.--Flour unchanged. Wheat
No. red, cash. so,se: May, ssssc; July, s7s.c;
ssc' Corn-No. 2 cash. toc; May. ss,zc: July.
ssAc oats--No. 2. cash. ..isc; May. 24isc; July.
PORK steady: jobbing. si27s for old. sis2 Tor
new Lard higher; prime steam, S.: choice,
shorts s6s7is: clear ribs. 81 clear sides g. i3s1
Bacon-Boxed steady; extra shorts $7.S7is: clear