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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-22
AT NEW YORK.
Wheat. Corn, Oats and Cereal Prod
ucts Make Small Gains.

NEW YORK May 21-Flour-Receipts l.075
brls: exports "A 41s brls. Market more active ami
armer with wheat: Minnesota patents. s4G42
winter straights ss45dS.S0; winter extras. 81 as
G2S5.
Wheat-Receipts 2s2. $50 bu; exports 150. III bu.
Spot hrmer; No red. SSAc (. o. b. ahoat.
soI1c elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth, s41zc f.
o b. afoat; No. 1 hard Duluth. 90S4c f. o. b.
afoat Prices advanced, to-day. on general
speculative buying partly for Wall street ac-
count Unfavora BILE crop news. heavy increase
i'm worlds stocks for the week and firm con-
tinental cables also helped the undertone; closed
firm at 5sd1isc net advance; May s0I2Gslc
closed at sO7sc; July. Islea@ I-l6c. closed at
79ltc: September, 75iaG76 9-16c, closed at 76i2c
Corn-Receipts 10000 bu: exports 40 500 bu
afloat options were rather firm all day on
relatively small contract arrivals West. the adj
vance in wheat and covering closed firm and
&c higher: May, 50150Ac, closed a soc: July
4si Q4sIsc closed at 49hc; september, asa q4S7sc
closed at 1880.
Srot dull: No ,. 3S1ac; No. 3. 33c: No. white
s3d35c; track white, S39S1i2c. Options frmer
Lard firm; Western steamed. $50 Refined
firm. continent ss.65: South America 1925
compound s675 Pork steady; mess sl525G
la so Tallow steady; city. 4&.d47Sc: country
5G5Isc Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude.
sic: prime yellow. 34i2q35c
Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No invoice. 6Hc.
Mild quiet Cordova. S4n2i9c.
Sugar-Raw firm. but quiet; fair refining. 3s4c;
centrifugal 9s test. 9-52c; molasses sugar 3iac.
Refined quiet.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. MaS -Butter-Receipts. IA, 45s
packages. Market steady: creamery, 15Q1sc; fac
tory; nqlSc. Cheese-Recepts. $500 packages.
Market Irregular; fancy large, colored. Sc; fancy
large. white. SIC; fancy small colored. Sac;
fancy small. white, sac. Eggs-Recepts. %, 405
packages Market irregular; Western. ungraded.
Hql2i2c; Western storage, packed. l2i2dl3i2c.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-Butter quiet but
steady; fancy Western creamery 1?l2c: fancy
Western prints. zoe. Eggs unchanged; fresh
nearby and Western. 13l9c: fresh Southwestern.
Pic; fresh Southern. 12c. Cheese firm; New
York full creams. choice, 9l2c: New York full
creams. fair. sIaG9c.
BALTIMORE May 21.-Butter firm; fancy imi-
tation, I0lSc; fancy creamery. zoe: fancy ladle,
15p l6c. Eggs firm; fresh. 13c. Cheese firm;
large. &c; medium. 9l4c; small 9i2c.
CHICAGO. May 21.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm; creameries.
l4glSlzc; diaries, l4al6i2c Cheese, 9GlOlsc.
Eggs lie
KANSAS CITY. May 21.-Eggs firm: fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, 9i2c per dozen, loss off,
cases returned; new whtewood cases included,
&c
CINCINNATI. May 21.-Eggs quiet Butter
unchanged; creamery, l7G2Ol2c; dairy, 1lal3c.
Cheese firm; Ohio fiat, 11l2c.
ST LOUIS. May 2I.-Butter steady; creamery.
15Qlsc; dairy, l2Ml5c. Eggs steady at l1Ac, re-
packed and cases included.
LOUISVILLE, May 21.-Butter-Pound bricks,
21l2c 60lb tubs, 2Ol2c; 25lb tubs, 2lc. Eggs lOc.
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS Nav
2l-Around 100 head OF horses were offered bv
Warman. Black. Chamberlain & Co, which is
only about one-third many as the same time
last week The supply more like a summer
run and impressed dealers more than any time
heretofore that the dull season is approaching
The consignments consisted principally OF driv-
ing horses although there were a few good
chunks and coach horses represented. There was
not large attendance OF buyers. and the auc-
ton did not begin until in the afternoon but
with reasonably active bidding the supply was
exhausted in good season, and sales for the most
part were steady compared with the same time
last week but account OF a smaller propor-
ton OF good animals the average to-day Will not
appear 50 high The demand was principally
from Eastern points but exporters bought several
OF the better class OF harness horses. Sales in
Guided three good coach horses at $3.50 per head
a sorrel coach mare six years old at Sl77.s0 a
black mare five years old 1 500 lbs. at Sls2 80 A
brown gelding years old, Loo lbs at Si3O
a gray coach horse five years old al Sl52 co. a
roam driving mare years old at $50 a
brown gelding years old, 500 lbs at
Sl42 90 a black geiding I'VE years old. 100 lbs
sl4T So q gray driving horse eight years old at
So bay driving horse eight years Old at $40
a gray driving horse four years old at SIS. and
a black driving team four years old at Sls7 so
Among the well-known shippers on the market
were McDaniels a. Corners. OF Lebanon. with
coach horses: James Danewood. OF Thorntown
with workers and drivers; Aionzo Young, Of
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blu; oats, $1,000 bu. Shipments Flour 1909
brls; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats.
81, 900 bu.
BALTIMORE. May 2l-Flour dull: receipts.
1918 brls; exports. 1852 brls. Wheat nrIner;
spot and the month. 792sa7sizc; June. Sic
asked: July. 751sa75&sc August, 74s4c asked;
steamer No red. 755sG76c. receipts. ~ 80 bu;
exports, 1872 bu; Southern. by sample. ia
er, mixed. spot and the month. 4Sied4SS4c; June
49, n4Slzc; July 4SiaN4Sssc: steamer mixed, ga
Wffesc; receipts, $3.50 bu; exports, bo,Vr nu
southern white corn. 5oG50i2c; Southern yellow
qs4c; No; ? mixed 3l93lizc; receipts, 2oe9O pu;
exports, 2. 900 bu.
LIVERPOOL. May 21-Close: Wheat-spot
STEADY; No. red Western winter, IS HID; No
led Corn-Spot American mixed. new. steady
at is Id American mixed. old. nominal Lard
american refined Tin pails) firm at Ais sd; prime
Western lin terces) firm at Ais Sd Bacon
at 37s Sd
KANSAS CITY. May 21.-wheat-July. ees+c
September. 647sd65c: cash, No. hard. zoe; No.
red, 10d1lsc. Corn-July. 44%c; spot. tlc
No white, Silza3lsac. Receipts-Wheat 60
600 bu; corn. o.. 400 bu; oats $4,000 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 2i,So0 blu; OATS
1900 blu.
CINCINNATI. May 2l.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet; No ? red, 75iac. Corn dull No mixed
45izc. Oats firm: No. 2 mixed. 31l2032c. Rye
quiet; No. ?. soc. Lard firm at IS 10. Bulk
meats quiet at SS.25. Bacon easy at 81. Whisky
-Distillers finished goods firm on basis of SIPS
Sugar firm.
TOLEDO. May 21.-Wheat dull and firm: cash
and May, 75i2c: July, 74i4c. Corn dull and
strong; cash and May. i5c; July, 4issc. oats
quiet and firm; cash and May, 29l2c: July. 2Sesc
Rye. 5Slec. Cloverseed steady; cash, $50: Oc-
tober 1925
MILWAUKEE. May 21.-Barey dull: No. 2
&c; sample, 4045212c.
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. May 2I-Catfle-Receipts. 5000
natives, Loco Texans and 80 calves Stockers and
dressed beef steers. $50 go fair 10 good steers
s. '5sis2 90 stoekers and ieeasTs, SSs"q 10, 10.
dian steers s. g5fI5 10: COWS. $3256475: heifers.
s.. sos; canners, SS-5eaS-l5' bulls. sS-iog4sS:
Hogs-Receipts. %. 400. To-day's receipts are
the largest IN the history OF the market. Mar
price $ -: bulk of sales at S5.soa5.So. Heavy,
$.75Q5sO: mixed packers. S560qS.Se lights, s. y
sheepEiSeceipts 400. sheep steady; lambs
1Oc higher. Western lambs Si.Sod5.50; Western
wethers. A25qAsS: Western yeariings. ASSat.N'
Ss.75as25 spring lambs. S5.5og65O.
CHICAGO. May 2i.-Catte-Receipts. 1900.
Market steady. active and firm. Good TO prime
steers s5lOa5.s5: poor to medium steers. $40
5O5 stockers and feeders, $50; cows. - sodt.se;
heifers 81 sCaLS5: Gamers. 2z5d2.9o; bulls. g ~
gao: calves. So 50a55o: Texas fed steers. A2s
Q5.40: Texas bulls. s2.75G3.S5
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900: Tomorrow. 30. 200
estimated left over. 1000. Market slow Mixed
and butchers s.. 65ff s2i2 good 10 choice heaNy.
81 SOD ) As. rough heavy. ss.6sd5S5 light. $500
5S7is. bulk Of sales at $5.77isa5.S1is.
Sheep-Receipts Il. coo. Market steady to slow.
Good TO choice wethers sta iai 20 so Snos s
yearlings. A.5oa475; native lambs. s4sooa's'
Western lambs. ssa5.75.
NEw YORK May 2l-Beeves-Receipts. q.
mainly consigned direct No trading. Feeling
steady. Cables quote live cattle easy al lo+g
l2Ac per ID: sheep steady Refriseradtor beef
2lSO sheep and 4S40 quarters OF beef
Calves-Receipts, 81. Market STEADY. Dut de-
msnd light. Neals s3.10Q5.60; buttermilks nom
inal.
Sheep and lambs-Receipss. LASS. Market quiet
but steady. Clipped sheep sS.SoQ455; clipped
lambs s. 5Od575.
Hoss-Receipts 1000. None for sale. Market
nominally firm.
ST. LOUIS. May 1.-Csttle-Receipts. 4loa In
GLIDING 1000 Texans Market steady. Native
shipping and export steers 81. SOffo. dressed beef
and butcher steers. 81 .60U5 25 steers under loo
lbs 81 l50A7s: stockers and feeders s2Sq4S5:
cows and heiferS. S2d475: Gamers. $l-25W2. y;
bulls So 25a4: Texas and Indian steers. $500
5.25: cows and heifers. 50 l5q4.5o.
Hogs-Receipts II, 500. Market &c lower. Pigs
and lights s5.60Q5.75: packers. s5.60q5S0: BUTCH
ers. s. S0G5.g2ia.
Sheep-Receipts 900. Market steady. Native
muttons. Si0f65 lambs. sS.50Q6.40. culs and
bucks. S3.50u425.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 2-cattle-Receipts
400 Market steady. Native steers, 40gsbo:
Texas steers, S3.5Od4.25: COWS and heifers, s5-5o
as 60: calves. $4,000.
Hogs-Receipts. "A. 500. Market sc lower. Heavy.
So 67iRG5 77ik; mixed s565Q5.67 light S560G5e5:
bulk OF sales 5.65G5.67is.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market strong. sheep.
s.. 25G440 lambs, A5006.
EAST BUFFALO,. May 21.-Receipts-sheep
Sheen and lambs 3 cars: hogs, cars.
Cattle firmly steady; calves, choice 10 extra
S5.50fl5.65
Iambs-Choice TO extra, S560H5.65, handy
clipped sheep. S46on4S0.
Hogs-Heavy. 500; pigs. $50.
CINCINNATI May 21.-Hogs higher at si150s
Cattle strong at 50 5off535.
sheep steady s2.5eq4.15. Lambs steady Al
s3.75q5.
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ApriI Receipts and Shipments.

In the month of April the railroads received
and shipped merchandise follows
Recepts-Flour SS0S brls wheat 95 $50 bu:
corn 406 $50 bu: oats. 600O0 bu; rye, 800 bu /.
barley Is. 800 bu: bran. 5l6 tons; hay. PSI cars
broom corn . 400 900 lbs cement s. 200 brls: Goa
479 cars: coke. 3lS cars. cooperage. 13S cars.
corn meal and hominy. 907, 900 lbs: cotton lsg
bales: cattle. 2S.f23 head. hogs. 9S,34 head .
horses . l59 head: mules. 436 head: sheep. l. SIS
head: eggs H. 900 cases. fruit. Loss 7o0 lbs hides
DIS $50 lbs: ice IS cars: iron. 7S cars: lard 250
tierces: lath. 10i cars; lime. ISL cars: logs PSI
cars: lumber 1l09 cars. machinery. 80 cars
bulk meats 404 POO lbs. oil. 3.550 brs potatoes
Is e24 bu: poultry. 3i3 Su lbs; provisions 2644
lbs. salt, 3.S35 bTls: shingles. 1i6 cars: spirits
and liquors. SIP brls: starch. 52350 lbs: stone
3ll cars talOw. 3, 40 lbs; tobacco 222 600 lbs
wool Sc 600 lbs. miscellaneous. 109. O37, 02l lbs:
merchandise 231. 75l. 025 lbs.
Shlpments-Flour. 40.05 brls wheat. 5000 bu:
corn $50 bu oats. l3 $50 bu. rye. 100 bu
barley. $50 bu; hay, cars; broom corn $50 00)
lbs; cement. 6305 brls: coal. A. cars: coke
lO2 cars. cooperage. - cars; meal and
hcminv 1903. 0l0 lbs: cattle. l. SEQ head: hogs
5 $50 head: horses. l.261 head; mules head .
sheep go head eggs. p. $50 cases fruit 927 4al
lis. hair and bristles. 200 lbs hides 464 7rl
lbs: ice. l25 cars. iron, $40 cars. lard 47l9
tierces: lime. Is cars. logs. ! car lumber "a
cars: machinery $50 cars, bulk meats. 5.126. 6i7
lbs: oil 44Si brls; pork. ,. SIS brs. potatoes
245 bu, poultry. 657. 700 lbs provisions LIS 900
lbs: salt 7.913 brls; spirits and liquors, 2525
brls starch, 207O. ESQ lbs stone 80 cars: tallow
1si 200 lbs. tobacco. 1920 lbs: miscellaneous
81 4t0. 7ls lbs merchandise, 2oS. So. 4l6 lbs
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The New Kansas Platform.
Atlanta Constitution.


Kansas has taken advantage OF Mrs Car
RE Nation TO organize new political mar
ty which proposes 10 deal with matters
ethereal. material and otherwise. CuriousIv
enough, il takes the name of home ruIe
party" although most of those connected
with il are more often to be found abroad
than at home.
The platform adopted is one of curio,,s
ramifica ton, starting out with the proposi-
ton that Acknowledging the God of the
Christian Scripture as the author of civil
government, we hold" Many things NOT
dealt with in the Scriptures and having
very little relation 10 the god-head The
first proposition, OF course, is the Kansas
LIQUOR law: after which there Is a demand
for many classes of money, from gold to
silver certificates, and then the tariff re-
ceives such twist would shock either
Mr. Mckinley or Mr.. Carlisle. Rings mo-
nopolies and combines" find resurrection.
and the referendum is lauded highly In
fact the platform carries most of the the
cries upon which Kansas has been fed from
the beginning
This new party proposes TO be in line AT
the opening of the fight. and to do more
smashing than talking, though a good deal
of the latter will be preliminary TO the main
fight
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Wool.


BOSTON. May 21.-The demand for wool here
has only been moderate during the past week.
and prices rule about the last week.
Territory woods remain steady in price, and are
meeting with some sales at the frmer range of
quotations. Fine medium and fine staple in
secured is quoted at i0q42c, while the strictly
staDle article is selling at 44Q45c Fleece woods
slow. with No. l Ohio decidedly weak at
over 25c. Australian woods this market are
quiet and unchanged. The following the
quotations for leading descriptions: Ohio and
Pennsylvania feeces, and and above. 2S@
eic; XX and NX and above, 26Q29c delane, 2Sc
No. l combing, 25c No: and Is blood, 25c:
and braid washed. 24Q25c u blood UNI
washed, 2lc. Michigan. Wisconsin. etc: Y Mich
igan, 20G21c; No l Michigan combing. 23Q24c;
No. Michigan combng. 23G24c; and
braid washed, 2Sc fine delaine. 23G24c. I'm
washed medium. etc: Kentucky and Indiana
4 blood combing. 21G22c; a blood. 21q22c; Mis-
souri, Il blood combng. l9Q20c: . blood. l9d20c:
braid combing, lSc Territory, secured basis:
Montana fine medium and fine. 14Gl5c; secured.
42G43c: staple. 45Q46c; Utah. Wyoming and Idaho
fine medium and fine 1o@l2c; secured. 4OQ42c:
staple. 44d45c. Australian, secured basis, spot
prices: Combing superine, nominal 60Q7Oc; good,
66G6Sc; average 63q65c.
ST. LOUIS, May 21.-Wool easier but not quo
tably changed; medium grades. uq17l2c light
fine, 1lQl4l2c; heavy fine, sole; tub washed.
l7Q26c.
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NEW YORK, May Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications 10 Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies from
the last account Wheat, in the United States
and Canada east of the Rockies, a decrease OF
292 600 bu: afoat for and in Europe. in
crease of 100 Geo hu; total supply, decrease OF
1872 900 bu Corn, a decrease of 2,324. 600 bu.
Oats a decrease OF rs 600 bu. Among the more
inlportant decreases reported those of 43S Ooe
bu at Chicago private elevators, 10000 bu al
Omaha l22 000 bu at Port Huron, 1900 bu al
Northwestern interior elevators. and 50. 600 bu
each in Manitoba and at Chattanooga and Nash
VILE The leading increases include those OF
qG OO0 bu in Coteau and 6. coo bu at Depot Har-
Dor. The combined stock of wheat at Portland.
ore and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash, decreased
bu last week.
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Ing futures ranged as follows:

cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet.
No 3 spring wheat, 70G7lizc; No. 2 red 1880
7pkc No. corn. 49d50lkc; No. yellow. asa
5Os,c No. . oats. 30i9c No. white. 30&.c; No. 8
barley 4sd5lc; fair to choice mailing 52d55c.
No / faxseed s1.7Od1.71ia; No. l Northwestern.
81 zeal III Prime timothy seed. So. 20d3.50 Mess
pork per brl. $l4 9Od14s5 Lard, per 100 lbs,
IS 225GS 25 ShOrt-rib sides Qoose), IS. 10GS. 80.
Dry-salted shoulders tboxed), Sc 75d7. Short clear
sides (boxed), SS.12l2GS.25. Whisky, basis of high
wines 81 IS.
Receipts-FIour 24.0O0 brls wheat. 6S 900 bu i;
corn 52S. 600 bu; oats 422. coo bu; rye. 5000 bu;
barley, Is 900 bu. Shpments-Flour, 21O00 brls;
wheat 334 600 bu; corn 3S2. 900 bu; oats, 1875 600
blu; rye 1000 bu barley. LOCO bu.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. May 2L-Spirts of turpentine
firm at 32%c. Rosn firm. Quote: A. b. c. $l.05
D. s1l0; f. s1.l5: F. $L20; G, s1.25; II. $50: 1.
$780, X. s2.20: NJ. S235; n, 81 20; window glass,
SO; water white, 1926.
OIL CITY. May 2l.-Credit balances. s1.05; GER
tificates. bid. Shipments, 122.51S brls; aver
age, 1855 brls runs, 035S7 brls; average S. $40
brls
NEW YORK, May 21.-Petroeum easy. Rosin
quiet; strained common TO good, Sl.52l2. Spirits
of turpentine firmer at 35l2M36c.
WILMINGTON, May 2l-Spirits of turpentine
quiet at 32@32lzc. Rosin firm at SlGl05. Crude
turpentine quiet at S1.l0 to $2.l0. Tar firm at
$135.
MONTPELIER. May 21.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, I4c; North Lima, 79c.
CHARLESTON. May 21.-Spirts of turpentine
firm at &c Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, May 21-Poultry-Alive irregu-
Dressed Irregular; fowls, Toe; turkeys. 7lzQ9c;
broilers, 22G2Sc.
ST. LOUIS May 21-Poultry steady; chickens
&c; springs, l5al7c; turkeys, &C; ducks. 5c;
springs, 12i2c; geese, &c.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l-Poultry-Hens, nc;
spring chickens, $l.50d3 according to size; tur-
keys, SC: ducks, 7isc.
CINCINNATI May 21-Poultry quiet; chickens,
SQ1lc: turkeys, SAGE.
CHICAGO. May 11--1ced poultry-Chickens, s
@9c; turkeys, sQ9c.
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Building Permits.

d Daugherty, repairs. i54 West Twentieth
street. cost $50
J.. Beechhorn. frame house. Beyille avenue.
near Michigan street. cost. =. 300
John Pope. house. Reynolds street. near Tenth
street cost. $50
+. " McDoueei. brick fat 7os North Ininoi.
street. cost. $500.
James n Wetty. double frame house. 25i9 East
Tenth street. cost. 81. zoo.
Charles r Price. double frame house. zfo,
Southeastern avenue. cost 5000.
A y Meyer * Co. addition. 1907 East Mfchf-
gan street. cost. $780,
NJ. Pack Kitchen. 1921 Remington avenue:
cost. Sic0.
Amos w. Reagan. frame house. Central ave-
nue. near Nineteenth street. cost. $4,000.
r. II. d.. frame house. Belle fontaine street
near Twenty ninth street, cost. Nsyo
IL l.. Bass frame house. Twenty-thlrd stress.
near Coilegc avenue. cost. Sl.SfP.
John Kappus. frame house. sol Tacoma avenue:
cost. si.00.
+ {. Poindexter. addition. no olive stress
cost. $50.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
ouotations mt st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. May 21.-Flour dull; patents 8. ;.
"a =. fancy and straight. s.. 15d3 81 Timotbx
seed no trading Corn meal steady at So 90
Bran dull sacked east track. Csc Wheaf-No
3 rod cash 72&c May. 72Ac: July 6gss S7sas. =
Sertember ssc: No. hard. 72s. d7sc Corn
No 2 cash. 4siac; May 4Slsc; July. 4sG4sisc,
scisc: July 2Sc September. 26iac No white
Sil-c Pork steady; Jobbing. 1915. Lard highe,
az & 10Tl2. so. Dry salt meats lboxed) strong
extra shorts IS %; clear ribs. SsS7i6. clear siGee
$3.50 Bacon strong extra shorts 50: ciea,
rfhs ss12ls: clear sides. 1925. Hay steady,
timothy sll914; prairie not quoted to-day
Whisky steady at sl2s Iron cotton ties. 81 05
Tagging 6isd7c. Hemp Irvine. sc. Receipts-
Flour. 5000 bris; wheat. 5000 bu; corn. 1900
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Pineapples-s1 s1.25a1.5o per doz
Florida Cabbage-S2.65 per crate; Mobile, So 90
Bananas-Per bunch. No. l. sl.75a2: No ?, s.2s
oranges-California navels. sS.25QS.5O; seed
Lemons~Messina. $50 to box choice. $3.50: fan
Potatoes-S1JO per br; Goo per bu; lOc extra
charge for each barrel or bag.
sweet Potatoes-Illinois, S2.5OQ2.75; Kentucky,
'Celery-Florida celery, 6Od9Oc per doz.
bermuda Onions-$2.I5 per crate; Egyptian
onions. 81 per blu; Louisiana onions. sl.5O per bu
Honey-New white, lie per lb dark, loo.
Cocoanuts-50c doz; per bag, $3.50.
Radishes-15c per doz punches.
Green OniOns-Home grown, doz 25c.
Rhubarb-Home grown. lOc per dozen.
Spinach-Sl per brI
Kale-75c per bril-
Iettuce-Sc per 10 for small lots by the brl. &c
Cucumbers-Sl per doz.
Tomatoes-5Oc per basket; So per crate Of
New Beets-5Oc per doz punches.
Green Beans-s2 per bu box.
Green Peas-S1. % per box.
Caulifiower-sl.50 per doz.
New Potatoes-s4 80 per brl; $50 per bu
Strawberries Mississippi Strawberries. 50 per
24-auart crate: Tennessee strawberries, So 5O2 "a
per 24-quart crate
Asparagus-Home grown. 15@eOc per doz
punches
Glover choice prime. s7G7.50: English choice
s7627 so; alsike choice. S7dS; alfalfa, choice
Sff7: crimson scarlet clover, S5d6: timothy
a. lbs prime. s2.S0d2 40 strictly prime s. 20Ti
rs: choice 81 l5G2. 20; fancy Kentucky "a lbs
81 90: extra clean 60G75c: orchard grass extra
81 50dl rs: red top, choice, S0cNSl rs; English
bluegrass, "a lbs, S2n250; German millet. 75cG
Is; Western German millet, 9Ocqsl. common
,ofilef S0Ug0c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May 21.-The most important
feature to-day has been large drive by the
Clahn Company in Magnolia dimities at 3i4c
net by the case, and 3lzc net by the piece. The
goods sold rapidly. and the drive was a complete
success There has been change in the gem
eral market FOR cotton goods. Heavy brown cot
tens dull on home account. and export de-
mand is quiet Prices are still irregular
Bleached cottons quiet and unchanged.
Coarse colored cOttons dull and easy TO buy
The print cloth market is inactive. Prints are
dull and irregular. Ginghams generally
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-22
Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, May 21-Cotton steady:
saes $500 bales: ordinary, SIC; good ordinary
15-16c: low middling. 6s4c: middling. 76sc: good
l-l6c: mddling fair. 5-l6c; receipts
A. ass bales; stock, III, $50 bales
NEW YORK, May I.-Spot cotton closed quiet
at Lice higher; micding uplands, Ssc: middling
gulf, S3sc. Sales, II bales.
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The INDIANAPOLIS GAS CO.

CrawfordsvilIe with drivers and coach horses:
Is J. smiley. OF this city. a mixed load, and A.
&. Filler. OF Liberty. with mixed load some
Of the prominent buyers 4. NJ. Combs, OF
Bratteboro. Vt: J. \. Sheckler. OF Springfield.
Mass; Herman Stoner, OF Buffalo, y y III h
ReardOn. OF Greater New York, ana Shurtzer a.
EreY u Cannon %
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Marriage Licenses

William Haddex and Sarah Robinson
Alfred VI. Preston, jr and Margare. T. Fan
ming
Jordan Smith and Celia johnson.
John T. Bell and Florence Butler
Howell E. Risk and Mary E Justice
Boy McClusky and Eleanor Fling
William r. Miller and Sadie Westcott