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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-22
Horses.

UNION STOCKYABDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov
21.-The receipts continue small. and there are
no new features TO report in the market. About
$50 head were offered in the sale of Blair, Baker
& Walter to-day. against 200 the same time last
week and $50 the corresponding time a year ago.
The quality generally possibly little bet
ter than yesterday. larger number of good
chunks and harness horses having been offered
The attendance of buy ers little better
but the demand was not improved. and from
the beginning OF the auction until the close the
trading very dull and ia nearly all instances
unsatisfactory to statesmen and owners. IL
seemed that there urgent orders even
for the best animals and common kinds probably
never were more difficult 10 SELL The best offer
ings probably $40 to sl5 per head lower
than last week in some instances. and good
kinds showed more change than that. There
was practically Southern trade and the sup
ply sold largely to Eastern dealers, although
there some export trade Coach horses
were reported at S90Ql50. drivers at S5oaSo, and
1.1oo to l,3c0-lb chunks sold at s65G100. and
horses weighing 1850 lbs and upwards sold at
ss5Gl25 The mule market is steady at about
$3.50 per head lower prices than those current
last week
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The indianapolis
Southern Railway Company
81 900, COO Preferred Stock for Sale

The Indianapolis Southern Railway Company
now on.rs for sale one million COLLARS OF is pre-
al the citizens Of Indianapolis. and also 20 the
This railroad traverses the central and SOUTH
western part OF the state OF Indiana. and reaches
and makes tributary to the city Of indianapolis
town. salem. Rockport and Paoli; also. West
Also gives direct connection with Evansville.
IND. Owensboro and Louisville. Ky The COM
ington and into Greene and Sullivan counties.
reaching ssh additional coal fields
give a short line for the great stone quarries IN
Washington. Monr9e and Orange counties. ano
Spencer, Greene and sullivan counties. thus as
surfing 10 the people OF middle and northern In
Vest sIs best 9Oah'S Oh h'sh-ErA'e coal IN 'n'
According TO the Indiana state geoiogist's re-
port. the high-grade coal OF Spencer and Dubois
counties are equal and in most eases superior 70
and the high grade coal OF West Virginia. which
trade Of Indianapolis, Chicago and intermediate
points.
Owing to the short distance from the coal
with the long-distance haul from Ohio and West
tba rs nm the Goa, on our line can De pSeeo eS
less than Ohio and West Virginia coal.
supply in indiana IS fast diminishing and not
only the manufacturing interests in the gas belt
prepared 10 use coal for all purposes.
The area OF coal territory tributary 70 TIC In
three railways I'm the State.
The Indianapolis Southern is an Indianapolis
Company. and will be a road that viii be OF more
local benefit to Indianapolis and Indiana than
any other road in the State and for that reason
the people OF Indiana. and particularly Indian
apolis. should become Interested In the building
OF the road.
What the Cincinnati Southern Is 20 Cincinnati
to-day the Indianapolis Southern VIII be TO In
dianapolis in the near future
The one million dollars preferred stock VIII
bear per cent. interest. payable semi anrually.
IL Is offered at par, and with each three CD
shares OF preferred stock. one share or common
stock Will be given a bonus.
Subscriptions for this stock can be made on the
following terms: 10 per cent subscription
and not TO exceed 10 per cent each month until
balance Is paid
Subscriptions will be received by the following
parties:
ID. M. PARRY, President, Parry Manufacturing
Company.
]. E. McGETTIGAN, Vice President, No. 7l4
Stevenson Building.
W. E. STEVENSON, Treasurer, No. l16 East
Market street.
CHAS. E. BARRETT, Secretary, No. 700 Ste.
venson Building.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
D. NJ. PARRY. President
CHAS. E. BARRETT, Secretary.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 21.--Butter-Receipts. s1Ss
packages. Market steady; creamery. 19Q26c;
June creamery. lSd2slsc: factory. 12Q16c. Cheese
Receipts, 1,4s1 packages. Market quiet; large
September fancy 10Ac; small September fancy,
lie; large October fancy, 10hc; small October
fancy. l0lkc. Eggs-Receipts, $500 packages.
Market steady; Western, regular packing, al
mark. 21Q24c; Western, loss off, &c
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2L-Butter dull at ia
lie lower Fancy Western creamery, 26l2c; fancy
Western prints, CSC. Eggs quiet and steady;
fresh, nearby, &C.. fresh Western. 26c; fresh
southwestern 25c; fresh Southern. 24c. Cheese
quiet, but steady; New York full creams, fancy,
small, nG11Ac: New York full creams, fair &c
choice, 10G10%c
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter marke. weak; creameries
15@25Hc dairies. 121s@22c. Cheese firm at 100
Ike. Eggs steady; fresh, pc.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. H.-Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 1Sc per Dozen loss
off. cases returned; whitewood cases in
cuded. 13c more.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Butter steady: creamery
2cQ21c; dairy, 1SQ21c. Eggs steady at lS1sc.
CINCINNATI Nov 21.-Eggs firm at lie. But
ter steady. Cheese steady at lie.
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AT NEW YORK.
Cereals Higher and Flour Advancing
-Cofee's Continued Weakness.

Cereals Higher and Flour Advancing
-Cofee's Continued Weakness.
NEW YORK, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, g. ss3
brls: exports 1000 brls The market was fairly
active and firm. with higher prices asked on
some grades. Buckwheat Arm at e0G63c C. 1. T.
New York. Barley steady; mailing. 55Qs4c C. 1.
I. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. 1895 bu exports. s2.s7s bu.
Spot strong: No red. 7szc +. o. b. aioat. TIC
elevator; No. northern Duluth. sslkQs3&c f. o.
b. afioat; No. hard Duluth, sf,sc +. o. b. afioat
Options were we'll sustained all day, although
within narrow range and without much ac-
tivity. Light offerings. the strength in corn
steady cables, early foreign buying on a liberal
scale and occasional demands from shorts s-ere
the principal bull features. Closed firm at 40
&c net higher: March. sOit@So7sc. closed at soIc;
May. S00sOssc, closed at So5sc; November closed
at TIC; December, n s-lsG774c, closed at 772c
Corn-Receipts. 1i654o bu; exports. 5s4.24O ou.
Spot firm; No. 2, 46isc. elevator and 1850 f o.
b. ahoat. Options opened easy under momcntary
local pressure. but at once rallied and were
strong all Gay big clearances light country
offerings and another jump IN November at Chi
cage. Closed firm at isGxc net advance: May,
closed at 434sc. EtaN
oats-Receipts. 1920 bu; exports, Is bu. Spot
firm; No. 2, 26hc; No. 8. 2s%c; No. 2 white, 29c:
No. white, 2sAc; track mixed Western. 255s9
z7l9c; track white, 2SqS4c. Options quiet but
firmer.
Lard steady; Western steamed. s7.67ia Cotton
seed oil quiet; prime crude. 231Rc.
Coffee-Spot Rio, No. invoice steady az TIC
Mild quiet; Cordova. 9hdl2hc. Futures opened
steady at 10 points lower, and ruled generally
weak under liquidation and bear selling, prompt
ed by weak European cables heavy Bra Gillian
receipts, apathy in the spot market, absence
OF speculative support and the increasing crop
estimates Closed barely steady at Is points to
20 points net lower. Total sales $50 bags in
GLIDING: December, e.3eQ6. 35c; January, 6.zOc;
March, 650q655c; May, 6.55Ge.65c July 500
6.75c: August. 6.SCc: September o70d6.S0c
Sugar-Raw firm. Refined steady.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Nov. observation-disclosures. 1900:
choice about steady Others , slow 70 lOe lower:
to-day. one carload at S. 75 good 70 prime steers,
8 sos 50; poor TO medium iy $3.50. 29 selected
at s2.3OQ3 Is: cows strong at 81 75ai4o; heifers
finn at 2.T5@4 s.; Gamers active, loc higher at
s26265: bulls, s2.25G4.50. calves. $4d5.75; Texas
fed steers s4q4s0: Texas grass steers. So 50a4
HogsDRecepts to-day, COO; tomorrow 49, 900
estimated; LETT over. 5000; steady to stronger:
top 81 s5; mixed and butchers. s4.eoa4.s5;. good
40; light. sisOG4so; bulk of sales at $500
She sheeep-Recepts. 1900: sheep and lambs ac-
tive 10 shade higher; good to choice wethers.
s4G4 Is: fair TO choice mixed. ss.75n4; Western
lambs. si.25asI5; Western lambs. s475d5.i5.
KANSAS CITY, Nov l;-cattle--Receipts.
1900 natiy NATIVES h texans Kan decline calves the
grades selling steady TO l0c higher Stockers and
f steskeFs and feeders butcher
and heifers. s3a4.e5: Gamers. s250aS; fed West
grass la Texans ssioas.o; calves S. 5Og5
-Hogs-Receipts. 1900. The quickest market
81 81 Saf seaI mixed s5sasS light sSss
feeders shade higher. Lambs. $685.: muttons.
Sc soa4 % stoclkers and feeders. ss2Saf2S: culs.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Beeves-Receipts. 4. PSI:
slow and lower: steers lo1l5c OF; bulls about
car extra at $780, oxen and stays. szqL50: bulls.
81 40fl3 * COWS. Sl03. cables. unchanged; ex-
e caives~Receipts ? is9: veals slow and lower.
except for choice grassers l5c 10 25c lower veals
ssns: grassers. s.. 35ff2 62ik: yearngs. s2ei225
sheep and lambs-Receipts. 10. 255 very dull:
Ice 10 15c lower; choice, $780, lambs, s4G5. l.;
mainly at si25fi5: culls Ss4375. No sales OF
Canada lambs.
Hogs-ReceIpts. s.sl2: barely carload on sale:
weak at S56525
ST. LOUIS. Nov Northumberland. 4. 100,
Including 1000 Texans Market steady; native
and & steer. under
1000 lbs. s. 1904 5o stockers and feeders. .2.s5d
40. cows and heifers S294-5o: Gamers. cows
and heifers. sSQi.5o; Gamers, Q.2s4sss; cuilA.
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BOSTON, Nov. 21-The Americn Wool and
Cotton Reporter VIII say of the wool trade to-
morrow
The developments of the past week or ten
days have not been of the kind calculated 10
impart much snap activity to the wool mar
ket The failures of w. l.. Strong e. Co.,, the
Stott wooden mills and Fred Hartley have
naturally resulted in creating a certain amount
or depression in business. and yet there has
been a fair trade in progress. the sales of the
past week aggregating nearly 3.500.090 pounds
There Is no general weakness in the market, and
the sales which have been made this week. so
far as can be learned. have been made at sub
stant1ally the same prices as were current a
week ago. Holders of wool are generally firm.
Ia fact. the holders in this country are firmer.
* anything, regarding the failures referred TO
as local in their character.
The goods market has shown some improve
ment, and the outlook is for good heavy
weight season The sales of the week in Boston
amounted TO 2.925, 900 pounds domestic and 527.-
oOe pounds foreign. making total of 1852 900,
against a total of $3.50 for the previous
week, and total of 13 900 pounds for the
corresponding week last year. The sales since
Jan. ] amount to Us, 300 pounds against 3l4.
Oei516 pounds for the corresponding time last
year.
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Vanderbilt and Gill Disinherited.

CINCINNATI. Nov. PA decision was
rendered to-day by Judge Jelke which dis
inherits Cornelius Vanderbilt and w Fear
ing Gill under the will of Abram Gwynne,
the father of Mrs. Vanderbilt and OF Mrs
Gill The will provided that the property
left to his daughters should not be given To
their husbands unless their mother gave
her consent in writing. Mrs. Gwynne died
without having given her consent and after
a long litigation the win was to-day con-
strued by the court TO cut off both GIL and
Vanderbilt from their wives estate de-
rived from their father,
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shipments: Wheat. Ueo bu; corn 1920 bu

Shipments. Wheat. 4o.coo bu: corn. 1920 bu;
oats. 1900 bu.
TOLEDO Nov. 21.--wheat fairly active; firm:
cash cash ,ai+c: December 75c May. 1s:sc Corn
dull: higher: cash. 3SAc: December, SIC. oats
dull; steady: cash. 22lkc. December. 23i4c. Rye.
53lzc. Clover seed quiet. lower; cash. 1893 prime.
1915.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 21.-Flour quiet. Wheat
steady; No red. Size. Corn quiet; No.
mixed, 51033izc. Oats easier: No. mixed, 23u
23lzc- Rye quiet: No. ?. 53izc. Lard firm at
sos. Bulk meats firm at s7.02Iz Bacon steady
at VS. Whisky firm at sl.sI. Sugar steady.
DULUTH Nov 21-wheat-No hard. cash.
a61ec; No northern. 74ikc; No northern. soc,
No. spring, 6ilsc; to arrive, No. hard, .9lzc;
No. northern, 73izc: December, re; May, 7l5sc.
Corn. Csc. Oats 234G23c.
MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 21-wheat-Cash, 74ssc;
December 731sc; May, 757sG76c; track, No.
northern. 7issc; No 1 hard. 7essc; No. north
ern. 72ssc.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2l.-Barley steady; No. ?,
5sq6Oc; sample. 45d57c.
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s293s0: Texas and Indian steers. Ss.f8G5s cows
and heifers. 81 204330.
Hogs-Receipts 600. Market steady. Pigs
and lights 81 75a4.s5. packers. A.7OafS. butchs
ers. ASJflls2iz
nUttons. s3.s0Qf: lambs. S4NQs. culs and bucks.
&. 50d3.50; st0ckers. s2d3.
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. observation-disclosures
$500, slow 10 1oc lower native beef steers. - 3
655): Western steers. siGf60. Texas steers.
g. 2543.9o. and hefferS, AZ. calves. $50.
TIogs-tseceipfs 1900: active; shade higher.
heavy Sl75GAS5. mixed. 81 1914 "a. light. 81 -
041la.
sheep-Receipts 500: steady ard active: corn
fed wcthers. s. so4f4l0. Westerns. 81 500 lambs.
$s25QS.2o
CINCINNATI. NOy. H.-HOgs steady at $3.50
40.
Cattle steady at s225asSs
sheep dull and lower al a.ssesso Lambs euu
al S5fi4.65.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eighteen Transfers, with n Total Con-
sidcration of So, 800.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. Nov. o. 1900 as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. 129 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1905:
Michael Zinsmeister to Mamie X Cru
man. part of Lot lO2 and all of Lot los.
Thomas A. Morris to Lucy ii. Hume Lot ~ ''''
IS and part of Lot Is. Thos. A. Morris's
Berkshire Life Insurance. Company to
Anna Dean, Lot 90 Lights Broad Rip
pie subdivision ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
lawn addition :;:.......,.;....."....... 10000
of outlot 1si. 10000
veg. Lot IS; Lazarus "a & Pierce's sub
Pierce,s Meridian Place .............. 7.25oeO
Fanny Lozisr :, Catch a. It, to Sheffield H.
dition to Denison Park, ................. $1,000
Annie NJ. stilz's second addtion.......: $4,000
Martha A. Glenn to Anna orme, part of
Of section 81 Townsh ipuf a. Range quarter
Anna Orme TO Charles /. sutton part of
ter of Of section a. township A. Range
% in Hunts southeast addition. -. 10000
William G. Power to John X. Power
part of the northwest Quarter of Sec
tion s, Township 4; Range 3, IS acres. 1.7r.e7
Lot &C. Vajen's South Brookside addi-
dItion 10000
Robert Martindale to George w. Walker,
Lots 4 and s. Langes subdivision OF
Lot 3, Mayhew's heirs addition. Q 500 90
Bertha L. STARTS to Louis NJ. Stegner
Lots and 6. Square 10. North In
Ben A. MCGEE ct al to Bessie T. Bus
kirk, Lot 3. Citizens National Banks
subdivision of parts Of Blocks u and
H. Johnson heirs addition. CO %
John NJ. Losh to VIM III. Baughman ct
ux., Lot Is. DR.. Martins New York
addition 100000
Sanford Fortner TO Mrs Clarinda H
Floyd. part of Lot $50. Morton Place. 1.5co 90
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. Nov. 21.-Sprits turpentine-
Nothing doing and prices unchanged. Receipts,
81 casks. Rosin steady at ST. 209125. Receipts,
176 bris. Crude turpentine firm s1.40 to 81 40.
203 brls.
SAVANNAH, Nov. H.-Spirts turpentne
quiet at 3e1zc. Receipts. II. $40 brls; sales, 424
hrls; exports 35S brls. Rosin firm and I'M
changed. Receipts. 1862 brls; sales. LIS brls;
exports. 431 brls.
OIL CITY, Nov. 21.-sCredit balances, s-o5:
certificates no bid No runs or Shipments re-
ported owing to high winds interfering with
telegraphc communication
MONTPELIER, Nov 2l.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, 74c per brl; North Lima,
roc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 21.-Turpentine firm at
Sec. Rosn firm; sales, 400 brls; unchanged.
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ACCORDING TO CONTRACT.
Seizure Of the British Steamer by Co.
lombinns Was Legal.

COLON, Colombia, Nov. 21.-Following is the
text of the official decree under which the CO.
lcmbian government directed the seizure of the
British steamer Taboga, which was used to carry
troops ammunition, etc, to Buena Ventura,
then besieged by the insurgents:
1.-The agents and owners of the steamer Ia
boga, having refused either to sell rent the
vessel, the Colombian government. in view of
the contract of 1879, binding the company TO
carry troops and war material in time of war.
and having regard to the fact that the CONNER
cial interests of the entire community demand
that the ports of Buena Ventura and Tumaco
be ir nediately reopened, therefore, DEGREES the
temporary appropriation of the steamer Taboga,
and orders that the owners be paid fair price
for the use and possible damage thereof"
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Poultry and Other Produce,
Cprices Maid nv shsnnero
THE JoBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.

prices or the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75cls125. Peaches-Eastern Standard =
ID. s262. %: 3-lb secondc. s.. 9oQ2; CaIffornia
standard 81 1042f0; California seconds 81 g015a
MisceIlaneous-Bs a ckberries. 2-lb. S5Gsoc, rasn
berries. BIB. sl-25GL30; piheapples, standard
ID. full weight slO5qi1O Light. eOQs5c; string
beans 3-Ib. soa95c: Lima beans. 81 2o2l 25: peas
marrowfats. s5cQ$l; early june. e. I061.l5: lob
s59sOc: salmon. lib. s5cGs2: s-lb tomatoes. SD
e0c.
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stlek TIC per 10: common MIXED.
71sc; grocers mixed. 6ixc: Banner twist stick
Size; cream mixed. 1O611c: old-tfme mixed. Size
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 1SG20c; English
walnuts. l2@ltc: Brazil nuts. i29i5c: flberts.
lsc: peanuts. roasted. 76sc: mixed nuts. Isc.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite. 81; c. 4 o. Kanawha. 81; Pitts
burg. 81; winifrede. s.: Raymond. 81: jackson.
S275 per 25 bu: crushed coke. l3c, per bu So Is
Ter % bu: Blossburg. s. per ton:l Connesville
coke IS per ton. smokeless lump. s. per ton;
Brazil block. $3.50 per ton; smokeless coal. IS per
ton
Drugs.
Alcohol. Sc 55a27o: asafoetida. 25Gsoc: alum.
ztqfc: camphor 6s470c: cochineal. 50f155c: chlor-
oiorm. 5sq65cs copperas. brs. soc: cream tartar.
pure. 30033c: indigo. 654Soc ncorfce. Calab..
genuine. &Q<oc: magnesia. carb.. 2-oz. 20Qz2c;
morphine. W.. per o.. s2.s5Q2.s 50. madden.
Hqi6c: oil. castor. per gal. HI581.25; oil. ber-
samot per ID. IS; OPIUM H.759s.so; Quinine. r.
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POulfrY.

NEW YORK. Nov 21-Iive poultry weak at
former prices: fowls SIC: chickens. 9Isc: ducks
per pair 5o@60c; geese. s191-35- Dressed-weath-
unfavorable. supplies heavy, demand slow and
prices easy; spring chickens. Western dry-picked
fancy. 9QSiac.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2-Poultry dull and easy;
chickens size; turkeys and geese, 6isc ducks &c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-Dressed poultry steady;
turkeys. s12c; chickens, 7G7lzc; ducks, shd1oc.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-Poultry frmer; Chick
ems, &c; turkeys, 7c
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE WE'RE VERY DULL. But
PRICES NOT QUOTABLY LOWER.
Hogs FairIy Active mt UncvenIy Lower
Fisures-Sheep Quiet and steady
Markets Elsewhere.
Union srocKYARps INDIANAPOLIS. Nov,

UNION sTOcKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov
2l.-Cattle-Receipts. 100 shipments small.
There was another liberal run Of cattle. and
with a large number carried over the supply On
sale vas considerably in excess Of the require
ments of the trade. There was continued IN
difference among buyers, and they were IN
clined to bid lower prices. but 1t was evident
they could not Use all of the supply, and sales
men refused to make further concessions An
average number was finally sold on the basis Of
about Yesterdays prices and sales included COM
paratively few heavy cattle. The market closed
dull, and there is no prospect for any improve
ment as long as the glutted condition exists.
Quotations:
Good to prime steers. 1s5o lbs and up
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Nov 21.-The iron markets of
the country were steadier with Northern No.
foundry in New York 80 points higher at SIS. zoo
1850. and pig iron warrants scored a similar
rise, closing at s9.506S1050. Tin was dull and
nominally quoted at .56c. while spelter showed
some steadiness at unchanged prices closing at
4.Sed4.35c. Lake copper and lead remain quiet
and unchanged at 16.75@17c and 4.37Lzc. respec-
lively The brokers price for lead was &c and
for copper 17c
ST. LOUIS. Nov. H.-Lead steady at 42sc.
Spelter firm 4. Zoe.
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INTERSTATE SToCKYARDS, INDIANAPo-
LIS, Nov. 21.-Cattle-Receipts. 2l0: shipments.
&c. The quality fair. The market opened
weak with lower tendency, and buyers We're
very Indifferent, bidding at sharply lower prices.
Trade ruled very slow and closed very unsatis-
factory to the selling interest. The supply was
mostly medium steers OF only fair quality. which
are selling 25 to IS cents per hundred lower than
week ago. All grades here suffered, but COM
mon the most. The closing weak with some
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Marriage Licenses.

Herbert c. Tuly and Mary f. Esworthy.
Frank Behr and Lizzie Hudson.
Cash Richardson and Ida Caldwell.
George A. Bailey and Minnie Klinglnsmith
Alfred A. c.. Spann and Katherine Feyh
Cornelius w. Smith and Eta b. Smith
Rudolph Marckel and Josephine +. Stricken
Clarence Winter and Margaret Carey.
Milton L. Ciawson and katurah Smell Hunt
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-The market shows con-
siderabIy doing in four-yard brown sheet
irgs but change in character IF demand for
heavier brown cottons. Bleached cottons are
quiet. In coarse colored cottons business is fair
at firm prices. Prints cloths very firm at full
prices. Wooden and worsted dress goods and
mems fabrics slow and prices Irregular.
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F. W. Scheele. frame house. Rural street 300
A Conror. repairs 507 Missouri street $685.
Joseph Taggart. brick oven. $500.
N s. Byram repairs. $500
p A. Havelick. fat. so. 0ec
II. r. Hamilton. frame house, $500.
e Rauh * Son. storage house, 5l5 South
Pennsylvania street. 5000.
c. T. Boyer. frame house. Brookside avenue
and Ottawa street. 81. 500
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK Nov 21.-The market for evap-
GRATED apples displayed considerable strength to-
day on light receipts. but was not particularly
active, closing the day with yesterdays prices
current. State common was quoted at from &c
to &C. prime, 4%Q5Ac; choice, 5it06c fancy. SD
6lzc. California dried fruits were inactive
Prunes were quoted from S1kc to SIC per ID as
to size and quality. Apricots-Royal, 11614c;
Moor park, 15Q16c. Peaches-Peeled, l692Oc; un-
peeled, case
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-22

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy
No. spring wheat. e6472lzc; No red, 71G7sisc.
white, 25Aq26hc; No. white 2iAQ25kc. No
rye. 4S1zc Fair to choice mailing barley SAD
ern. sl.63 Prime timothy seed, s4.25. Clover seed
contract grade, ST. Mess pork, per brl, sl0.S7i.
Lard, per 100 lbs. S7.15 Short-rib sides. loose
s.. 2547.I5- Dry-salt shoulders, boxed. s5.S71z9
e.12i2 Short clear sides, boxed Sc. 90l7. Whisky,
basis of high wines, SlH.
Receipts: Flour. 10000 brls; wheat 205 900 bu:
Corn, $1,000 bu; oats $4,000 bu; rye: 1000 bu;
wheat, los, 900 bu; corn. $4,000 blu; oats 153 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 16 600 blu.