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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-17
The indianapolis
Southern Railway Company
81, 900, 900 Preferred Stock for Sale

The Indianapolis Southern Railway Company
now offers for sale one million dollars OF ITS pre-
ferred stock on terms which will be Of interest 10
ali the citizens OF indianapolis. and also 20 the
State Of Indiana
western part OF the State OF Indiana, and reaches
and makes tributary 10 the city OF Indianapolis
town. sSe RorspOrt and fao also West
Baden French Lick. Ferdinand and Grandsiew.
Ind. owensboro and Louisville Ky. The COM
psny ultimately expects 10 build a line 70 bloom-
ington and into Greene and Sullivan counties.
reaching additional coal fields
The Indianapolis southern viii open up and
give a short line for the great stone quarrics N
Washington Monroe and Orange counties, and
1n snvs so@ annfe "a thus as
surfing 70 the people OF middle and northern In
diana and especially Indianapolis an abundance
% n sne best quality Of hish-Fr"de coal IN the
According TO the Indiana state biologists re-
port the high-grade coal OF Spencer and Dubois
counties are equal and in most cases superior TO
and the high-grade coal OF West Virginia. which
are now sold IN large quantities 70 the oomesi.c
points OF indianapolis chicago ana
Owing to the short distance from the coal
with the ons-dIstance haul from Onto and West
tho market OF indianapolis at price very much
less than Ohio and West Virginia coal
supply in Indiana is fast diminishing. and not
only the manufacturing interests In the gas belt
prepared to use coal for all purposes.
The area OF coal territory tributary 10 the IN
OldnapOilS southern halfway exceeds lnal OF any
three railways I'm the State.
The Indianapolis Southern Is an Indianapolis
Company. and will be road that VIII be OF more
local benefit 10 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 70 cincinnati
to-day the Indianapolis Southern viii be 10 Ia
danapois in the near future.
The million dollars preferred stock VIII
bear cent interest. payable semi annually
IL is offered at par, and with each three CD
shares OF preferred stock. one share OF common
stock will be given bonus
subscriptions for this stock can be made on the
following terms: 10 per cent on subscription
and not TO exceed 10 per cent each month until
subscriptions will be received by the following
parties:
d. M. PARRY, President, Parry Manufacturing
Company.
J. e. McGETTlGAN. Vice President. No. IA
Stevenson Building.
w. E. STEVENSON, Treasurer, No. I16 East
Market street.
CHAS. {. BARRETT, Secretary, No. zoo Ste
venson Building.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ID. NJ. PARRY. President
CHAS. L. BARRETT, Secretary.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 1e.-Flour fairly active and
unchanged. wheat-No. 2 red, cash. 70lsc; No.
vember, 7oikc; December. 7Vssc: May, 74H6Isssc;
No. hard, cSk469c. Corn-No. ,, cash. 35Ac;
November, CSC: December. 34Hc: May, s5Ic.
Oats-No. 3. cash. &c: November. &c: Dscem-
her, 22Ac: May. 24Ssc; No. white, &c. Pork
steady; jobbiEg. Sl3 Lard nominal at 81. Dry
salt meats-Boxed steady extra shorts. s. l21a
clear ribs, s7.37iz clear sides, s7.37k Bacon
Boxed steady: extra shorts SS.12h: clear ribs
and clear sides, sS.37k Timothy seed steady
ar s375Gl20. Corn meal steady at s. Bran uiI-
changed; sacked. east track, 64ff6sc. Hay strong:
timothy. seQlS.50; prairie. s6.S0qi050 Whisky
steady at sl.27 Iron cotton ties. SIPS Bagging
7%s4sl.c. Hemp Irvine. &c. Receipts-F1our. ZOO
bris; wheat. a 600 bu: 81 900 bu cats "a 900
bu Shipments-Flour, y, Coo brls: wheat. Sc. coo
hu; corn, $4,000 bu oats. p 600 bu-
BALTIMORE. Nov. Is-Flour quiet. Receipts.
1858 brls; exports. 30 brit Wheat depressed
spot. lie. the month, uk97l%c: December.
7tas172c May ia. G7sc: steamer. No. 9 red. 6Szc
Receipts. I7.5l5 bu. Southern by sarlie, $50
ike; Southern grade. ss2G7lzc Corn dali
and easy; mixed. 42c: spot old. 42skTi2ssc: new.
42c: the month. old. s2is9i2sse; Few s2c: No
vember OF December. new or old. 4lssfisl94c: Jan
uary. 4iis@ii7sc: February. 4Iis04lAc: steamer
mixed foAc- Receipts 21s. ss2 bu: experts. S.
bus Southern white corn. cid. 44Gt5c: new. Hfi
&c; Southern yellow corn. old. si9ssc; new. u
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EAST BUFFALO, Nov. 1e.-Receipts-C
So cars: sheep and lambs. So cars; hogs 80 cars.
Shipments-Cattle. 81 cars; sheep and lambs, 81
cars; hogs. 80
Cattle-The market slow; choice butcher
grades in good demand; calves were in fair sup
Ply, good demand and firm. Choice TO extra, S.75
as good to choice, $2547.J0.
Sheep and Lambs-Lambs, choice to extra.
opened at s5.25G5.4O; good TO choice. SOS %;
sheep choice to extra. So. 75G4; good to choice.
S3.50Q3.75; Carada lambs, $535q5.40 In the best
hours OF the day, but closed weak and lower.
On the close the basis was 20 23Q5.30 on best
lambs
Hogs-The market opened with 20 loads on
sale and heavy and mixed en- the basis OF 3 .;
AS After the hogs came in literally the mar
ket declined 5Glcc. Workers and pigs closed at
$500.
Market generally steady to strong Natives:
Best on sale to-day four cars at $3.50; good 20
prime seeeted eessrs sea SS0r to s
stockers slow at s2.25Q3.s5; cows S270d425
bslIs sesdy a. aso eaives Tex
ans: Receipts. 100. Best on sale to-day three
cars at s.; Texas grass steers, ss-S5qil5; Texas
.Hoes-Receipts to-day. 1900; tomorrow
SHADE hisRer Top 9 asia good 70 esecs
heavy. s4S5Q5.lO; rough heavy. 81 7Oa4, 50; light
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Choice wethers about
steady; ewes lOc TO 25c lower; iambs weak to Ice
choice mixed. ss75Gi.5O: Texas sheep. 81 5OGs co
native lambs. si.50a5.s5; Western lambs. s5Q5. 30
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Beeves-ReceiptS. g. 1s0
Steers l0G15c higher. bulls steady; fat COWS
strong others 10Mz5c off and slow. Steers 81 30n
$50: tops, $3.50; and stays 81 1od450; bulls
81 5oq3.5o: COWS sl.25n3.60: choice fat cows. 81
Cables quoted live cattle slow at 101kni2c tops
12ixc; refrigerator beef lower at 9n9hc per ID
Shipments 492 cattle and 4. 100 quarters OF beef.
Calves-Receipts. 4Ss. Veals steady; grasser,
easer: about all sold. Veals. s5qS.50; it'll.
calves. "a; grassers. - 50a3 %
Sheep and Iambs-Recepts, s.S04. Sheep slow
| lambs steady: choice lambs firm. Sheep s.. 50n
AS: culs. 81; lambs. s5Q5s5: culls. 81; Canada
Hogs Hogs-Receipts. 5.oos. None for sale Market
| nominally firm.
| KANSAS CITY. Nov. e.-Cattle-Receipts
: 900 natives 400 Texans and BOO calves. Kiliins
| grades active and sc TO 10c higher good STOCK
| and feeding cattle steady common slow an
| lower. Native steers. Si.65M545: stOckers and
| feeders So 25I3 % butchers and heifers
| s36f435: Gamers. s.. 50G3: fed Westerns 50 75n
| 40: wintered Texans. SS50a4.l0: grass Texans
| S2f13 so: calves. So 5045.50.
Hoes-Recefpts, l0. go Market very active am
| strong TO PFC higher Heavy, s4.9565; mixed
| 81 S7izd4.95; pigs. s475G4s5
| Sheep--Receipts. loo. Good active trade at <
| higher Lambs. s.. 20; muttons ss.S50i 90
stockers and feeders. sS254f25: culls. s. 75G32 %
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. e.-CattIe-Receipts
Loco. Market slow and steady. Native bee
steers, s. tofi5.e0: Western steers sfdf-65: Texa
steers. $500: cows and heifers lower at SO
| 465. calves. S3fI6
Hoss-Receipts. 6. 100. Market 5aioc higher
Heavy, 81 a'sa4s71; mixed, a.soq4s2ls; light
shsep-Keceipss. l5oa. Market steady Fs'
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Yesterdays Session Attended by Six
ty Agricultural Chemists.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-To-day's ses-
sion of the National Grange Patrons
of Husbandry was devoted TO addresses
George l.. SANDERS, assistant commissioner
of agriculture of New York State Endorsed
the Grout oleomargarine bill, now pending
before Congress. and advocated proposed
legislation protecting State trade marks
for checks. He advocated legislation 10
prevent frauds in the manufacture and sale
of all dairy products. Aaron Jones' of In
diana, worthy master of the grange, point
ed out what the organization was doing to
promote various legislative matters
About three score agricultural chemists
attended the meeting as a body DR.. w.
L. Kilgore, of North Carolina president
Of the National Association of Agricultural
Chemists, contended that successful ag-
riculture depended upon a thorough knowl-
edge of the soil Chemist Wiley, of the
Agricultural Department, complimented
the grange on its influence in the interest
of pure food legislation, and detailed the
departments work on meat Investigation
for the protection OF the American market
and our commercial reputation abroad
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STORY TOLD BY HUNTERS.
Saw a Monster Meteor Crash Against
a Cliff and Explode.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. l6.-Members
of the Woodmont Rod and Gun Club who
have been hunting deer in the Alleghenies
report from Hancock, Md, "a wonderful
meteoric display. Their story follows: I'VE
were riding along in the moonlight about 2
o'clock yesterday morning when our al
tention was attracted to ball of fire In
the west that seemed like headlight com
ing directly toward US. A rumblng sound
as of thunder accompanied the ball and
gradually increased to a deafeniag roar as
the ball, about as large as an ordinary bar
rel. sailed directly over US, followed by
thousands OF leonids exploding I'm the air
and giving out sulphurous door.
1.-The ball buried itself in rock cliff 400
yards northwest of the National pike An
explosion followed that tossed rocks and
bits of meteoric iron all over the mountain
side and ncighboring country. The noun
tain shook. Our horses reared and snort
Cd We dismounted and hitched them 20
trees. striking out for the exact spot where
tho meteor struck. The surface. rocks AMI
trees were all plowed up over a half acre
OF the hillside. but we could find no trace
OF anything except bits Of meteoric iron.
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ate. Oats firm; No white. 2sizd2sc: No.
mixed. 25ikc. Receipts, 41.S77 bu. Hay firm.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. I6-Wheat-Spot steady .
No. red Western winter. 6s: No l northern
spring. SIS 3l2d; No. 1 California, 6s sd Flu
lures steady December 81 10Tsd; March. 6s sd.
lures steady; November. * fi7kd: January. IS
1oSsd. Lard-American refined steady at 3ss ID;
prime Western steady AT 3Ss Cd. Hams-Short
cut strong at 46s Sd. Bacon-Shoft ribs strong
at ass; long clear middles heavy and strong at
46s Cd: short clear backs firm at 43s clear bellies
firm at 5es.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1e.-wheat-December.
63lsc; May, 67ss467Ac; cash. No hard. CSC
e1lzc; No red, &c. Corn-Decenber, 52ss e
32ssc; May, 34lsci cash. No. mixed. SSi~n5ic;
No. 2~whte, 34%c. Oats-No.. 2 write. 26l2c.
Receipts-Wheat. $500 bu; corr. 2o.soo bu: oats.
bu. oats, S,00O blu.
CINCINNATI Nov ls.-FIour easy Wheat
quiet and firm; No red. 56q16i9c. Corn dull
and lower: No. mixed 374c. Oats dull No.
mixed 2313n2tc. Rye easy; No 2. &c. Lard
quiet at s7.o5. Bulk meats firm at 81 o2i3- Bacon
steady at 1875. Whisky firm at slH. Sugar
steady.
TOLEDO. Nov. 1s.-wheat active and lower;
cash. 75cs december. Use; May. S0hc. Corn
fairly active and easier; cash. Csc; December.
3IAc- Oats-Cash, 22zc; December. 23l4c. Rye,
52c. Clover seed duh and unchanged; 1899 prime,
$3.50; December, ss.9712; March, ss.s2is
DULUTH. Nov. 16-wheat-Cash. No. hard.
a6c No. northern, .4c; No northern. 6S1sc;
No. spring, 657sc; to arrive, No. hard, is7sc;
No. l northern 7iEc. December 727sc; May,
ne. Corn, S7Ssc. Oats. 2S42S%c-
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 1s.-wheat-December.
72&c; May, !57sc; on track, No. hard s3ssc;
No northern, 73%c; No. northern. s1i4G1l$zc.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. l6.-Barley-No. ?, 40q
SOC; sample, 45G5shc
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Nov. -Butter-Receipts AIS
packages. Market firm; creamery, 11nlSc: June
creamery 1SG24c; factory, lSQ15c. Cheese-Re-
eeipts. 3,l07 packages Market firm; large. Sep
tember. fancy, 1024c; small. September. fancy.
lie; large October, fancy. 10I4c; small. october.
fancy, lOl9c. Eggs-Receipts, 6.5s4 packages.
Market firm; Western, regular packing, at mark.
2lgzyc; Western. loss off, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1e.-Butter firm: fancy
Western creamery, 27c: fancy Western prints.
soc. Eggs firm at lie higher: fresh nearby. 27e;
fresh Western, 26c; fresh Southern, 25c; fresh
Southwestern 24c. Cheese Gull and barely
steady: New York full creams fancy small II
Q11Ac: New York full creams. fair to choice,
1cMlOssc.
CHICAGO. Nov. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was active; creameries
15Q26c; daries. 12lzd25c. Cheese active at 10G
uhc. Eggs active; fresh 23c
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 16.-Eggs firm fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 1712c per dozen, loss
off. cases returned; new whitewood cases in
cluded, &c
CINCINNATI. Nov 16.-Eggs firm and higher
a. l9&2Sc. Butter firm and unchanged. Cheese
firm at lie
ST LOUIS, Nov. 16-Butter steady; creamery
2OQ2oc; dairy, lSQ2Oc. Eggs higher at 1S1sc.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Nine Transfers Made Matter of Record
Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Nov 1s 1900, as fur
nishc,l by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. 12s East Market street Both tele-
phones 3O05:
Allen w Adams to Sheridan c. Sanford.
Lot l. Z. T. Fietchers subdivision OF
Lots to %, inclusive, in Il. T. and 5. X.
Fietcher's addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
George w. Stout to John A. Thomson, Lot
426, Stout's Indiana avenue additon-...... 450
Andrew NJ. Banks to Allie l.. Grub, Lot
4e4 McCartys eleventh West Side addi-
In IA. Metzeer's Park Place addition $500
John w Smith TO Francis r. Smith, west
half of the north half of the northeast
quarter, Section 16, Township IL. Range
John w. Smith to Anna NJ. Stoner, east
half of the north half of the northeast
quarter Section 16, Township 16. Range j.
thirty-nine acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
John w. Smith to James A Smith, part of
the east half of the northwest quarter.
Section 10, Township 1G, Range 5........... 4,600
Mutual Home and Savings Association 70
Milton Ray Saxton, Lot o. Block 49,
North Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Lottie Sowle, guardian ETC., to Elhanon
johnson, Lot l. Willis w. Wriehts subdi-
vision OF Square "a, brakes addition. 1900
-
Transfers Q; total consideration. .........s SIS 400
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Wool.

BOSTON, Nov. 1s.-The Commercial Bulletin
tomorrow will say of the wool market: The
market is strong and active. Only So, 900 was
owed by the Stott Woolen Company to the Bos-
ton wool trade and about $50, 900 to Hartford
The failure has in way hampered business
Buying in Australia is improving and prices are
a shade stronger. though still 81 per cent. less
than last year. At forced auction sale of poor
style cassmeres in New York list rates the
cloths We're cut 40 cent The sales for the week
were 4,22o,O0O lbs domestic and 40, 900 lbs for
egn, total of 4,94f,00 lbs for this week, against
total of 4003.oo0 lbs last week. and total of
3923Oo0 lbs for the corresponding week last
year The sales to date show a decrease of &c.
696 bales domestic and increase of As, $40 bales
foreign against last year. The sales to date
show a decrease of 49,, 1923, 700 lbs domestic and
"a ISL 800 lbs foreign.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1s.--Wool stronger but trade
continues light. Medium grades. 14d21c: light
fine. H41ic; heavy fine, 1lQ15c; tub washed,
1Sq29lsc.
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Drops Five to Ten Cents on All
Grades-DecIine in All Cereals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Flour-Receipts, II. 497
brls; exports 7.179 brls: sales, s,1o0 packages.
The market was weak and &c Toe lower all
grades: winter patents. s3.60Q3.90: winter
straights, So 4OI3.55; Minnesota patents. So 600
4.25; Minnesota bakers, $SG3.25; winter low
grades. s2.45a26O Rye flour quiet but firm.
Sales, 500 brls. Fair to good, $SG3.25; choice to
fancy, s3.25Q36o Buckwheat -four steady at
s2.75I2.9O. Buckwheat dull at 57i2G62lkc c. T. f.
New York. Corn meal steady; yellow Western.
&c; city, see; Brandywine. s2.i5q2.60 Rye
quiet; No. Western. &c f. o. b. aaoat: State,
51G52c c. /. (. New York. Barley steady; feed
ing 42G46c C. |. f. Buffalo; mating 56H63c c. /.
f. Buffalo. Barley malt dull; Western. 62Qssc.
Wheat-Receipts 1241s5 bu; exports, 1926 hu;
sales, 600 bu futures $50, GOO hu spot. Spot
weak; No. red. 7sisc f. o. b. afloat; No red,
76s4c, elevator; No. northern Duluth, s2%c (.
o b. afloat; No. hard Duluth, SSc (. o. b. afoat.
Options We're weak and heavy all day through
persistent selling for both accounts and a broad
array of bear news Included in the latter were
weak cables, small clearances, heaviness in out
side markets. bearish Argentine shipments nd
crop news, absence of outside support and light
export trade. Closed weak at ssGS4c net decline:
March, S0s4dS1ssc, closed "a Se5sc; May, 50 51t
@S1 1-1ee closed at s0Ssc; November closed at
Corn-Receipts. 1871 bu; exports, 5124 bu
sales, 240.000 bu futures $4,000 bu spot. Spo;
easy; No. 2, acc. elevator, and 47ikc T. o. b.
anoat Options declined for time the bear
ish crop report and more liberal country offer
ings, rallied a scare of November shorts al
Chicago. but finally yieldel 10 the wheat de-
cline: May, 413tM427kc closed at 41%c; Novem-
Der closed at 44i5c; December, 42a4a42i4c, closed
at 42%c
oats-Rsceipts SIS. 400 bu; exports 200 bu spo,
quiet; No. g &c; No. 3, 255sc No. white 281kc;
No. white 2sc; track mixed Western, 25lkdg7c,
track white Western and State, 27lkns3lkc Op-
items very slow ali day, and a shade Off
with other markets.
Hay firm: shipping, 77iSGS0c; good to choice
S5@95c Tallow firm; city, t$S for package), 4a.e
NJ. a Hons
State. common to choice, 1900 crop. 16@20Izc 1Ss.
CROP 11015c old. 2d6c: Pacific coast. 1899 crop
16Gf4c; old, 2dec. Lard easy; Western steamed
quiet.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. Z invoice. TIC
Mild quiet: Cordova, 9i5M134c
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. SIZE bid; CEN
trifugal, 80 test 4se bid molasses sugar. Sssc
Refined steady.
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THE VALUE EBBED AWAY
WHEAT WENT LOWER AND LOWER
TO A NEW PRICE LEVEL.
Corn Influenced Sympatheticaliy Into
n Decline-Oats Dull and Down
Provisions steady and Active.

CHICAGO. Nov 16-Wheat was a weak
market to-day. closing with a net loss of
nc as a result of bearish news. Corn
closed sc and oats 1sGAc lower. Provi-
sions at the close were 5q12iAc down.
The session in the wheat pit, save for a
few brief punctuations in the shape of in
cipient rallies, was one long exhibition of
liquidation by holders and short selling by
traders looking for prices still lower. al
though to-days trading established new
low price record for this crop. The news
was bearish from start TO finish The
market opened, under the influence of in
different cables, favorable crop reports and
a Broomhall estimate of an Argentine ex-
portable surplus of 64,O00,00o bu, with De-
cember A0ssc to 1zQ5sc lower, at 72Ac to
71Bc. Offerings were liberal and the de-
mand limited and December dropped early
to 71ssc On profit taking by shorts re-
action to 7ss@ns4c followed. There was
very little cash stuff wanted. however,
and, as outside people showed no disposi-
ton to assume the burden of holding up
prices, the market sagged again. Decem-
Der dropped to 71Ac and closed 1Ac under
yesterday, at 1AQ1ssc. New York re-
ported forty-fve loads taken for export.
Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour
were equal to 206 900 bu. Primary receipts
were 697,0 bu, compared with 627, 900 bu
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth report
ed 1872 cars, against 473 last week and 500
year ago. Local receipts were 143 cars,
twenty of contract grade.
Corn had mildly exciting experience.
The market opened lower the beaTish-
ness of the government report Offerings
were liberal, but the decided attitude taken
| by leading bull scalpers held the market
| in check till the last hour, holding the
price of December close to yesterdays
| final figures. During the last hour, how
ever. this support melted away. The wheat
weakness was felt and the increased offer
ings from first hands alarmed longs and
| encouraged the bears. December broke
| sharply and wound up in a weak state.
December sold between 355sd36c and 3514 C
| and closed sc down at 1914 4352sc. Receipts
| were 327 cars.
| Oats showed just enough pulse movement
| to indicate that life had not fed COM
| pletely. The country movement was slow
| and the cash demand fair. December sold
| between PC and 2124621sc and closed "a
| 14c lower at 2124d217sc. Receipts were nine
ty-five cars.
| Provisions were fairly active and rather
| nervous, at times apparently inclined to
| stiffen and at other periods ruling weak
| under the volume Of product offered. The
i prospect of a heavy run of hogs next week
was a depressing influence throughout the
| session. January pork sold between $11. IS
| and Sl1.67ia and closed 1215c under yester-
| and $6.S546S7k. closing 71zc lower at $500.
| and January ribs between $685. and $50
| with the close sc depressed, at $3.50.
| Estimated receipts to-morrow-Whe %
| cars; corn, 400 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
| g, 900 head.
4 Fill
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians.
Moses d. Mitchell Arlington. Sc
Additional-Adam Goebler. indianapolis. $40:
Martin l.. Real New Castle. $40. Chrlstopher
Strasburg Fort Wayne. SO.
Supplemental-Wiliiam c. Mckinney, Rich
mond. 81,
RenewaI-John A. Wiley. Indianapolis. =.
Increase-David r. Taylor. Lbtrtyyille. $ifs
David Pearman. Dana si0 Wesley Lawrence.
Lebanon sl2. Charles s. Clark. Oakland city. s.:
Oscay r. Spacy, New Salem. si7 John Dsaue.
Ewing. sl7: Nenal Dupuis. Ligonier, slz, George
w. Mumma. Hecia, $40: samuel X. Jcf~~on.
bloomington. ST.: James Cofneiison. Ma go.
si4: Joseph A. Ellis Albany. So: John NJ fasr1.
Clermont $50. James II. Smoot Pittsboros So
John T. Roberts. Westport, so: Melvin Srrasue.
Benville, 81: John ". Fiddler bedford. 81:
Nathan Tobey. Hartford City. So; Jackson
Smith Chrisney. Siz-
Reissue-Richard Williams. Williamsburg, So
Original Widows. etc-Mary r. Fuqua. sand
ford. S. Mary CRUDE. North Manchester, 81
minors OF John l. Fears. Lewis. 81; special. ao-
crued Oct 81. Julia A. Cummns. Carlisle, S.;
Margaret Reed Moolton. indienepolls. So Re-
bscca A. Baughman. Anderson. IS: Louisa Nor
Tlson. Shelbyyille. <i5
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-17
muttOns, sssoa4lO: Western muttons. ss-7sas;
lambs 81 2565 20.

muttons, 50 soa4 10: Western muttons. ss.75as:
lambs 81. 25G52o.
including Zoo Texans. Market steady Native
shipping and export steers, SS0S.6s, dressed beef
lbs So 204f: stockers and feeders. s. eg6f IS:
cows and heifers. szQ4SS; Gamers. slzsu1: %;
bulls 81 25ft3. 20. Texas and indian steers. So
4.50; cows and heifers. 81 40d3.45.
Hogs-Receipts, 6. 500. Market 10Gi5c higher.
Pigs and lights. sL544s5: packers. sf.s0dEs7is:
butchers. S4-t5H505.
Sheep-Receipts zoo. Market steady. Native
muttons, a.75ds: lambs. A.65d5.25; culls and
bucks. s.. 504i: stockers, s2.50d2.S0
CINCINNATI. Nov 1s.-Hogs active and
higher at $3.65d5.
Cattle steady at s. 25ui75.
Sheep strong at sl.5oG370; lambs strong az
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