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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-09
HEAVY TRADE IN OATS
CASH SALE OF 100000 BUSHELS
MATERIALLY HELPS THE PRICE.
Wheat Loses n Cent on Crop Pros
meets. and Corn Is Quiet and
Stcady-HOB Products Easy.

CHICAGO May S.-After showing strength
on foreign crop scares the wheat market
to-day succumbed 10 the domestic pros
pect of a bountful harvest and closed lie
lower for delivery in July. Corn closed
steady July shade up and May nc lower.
Oats enjoyed the biggest market on the
floor. July closing at an advance of sc.
Provisions at the close were 5G7Ikc de-
pressed.
July wheat opened firm on buying by
houses with continental connections and
because of light Northwest receipts. y
oablegram reported severe weather in
France and declared that heavy damage
had been done. Upon the receipt of this
news the foreign buying was supplemented
by purchases for the local account, and
July. having opened shade lower to 1sq1-c
higher at 72s4c TO &c. and sold off TO 729sc
ON profit taking. then rallied TO 73Ad742sc
a later cablegram gave the inference that
the French damage reports had been ex-
aggerated. This left the trade to the con-
sideration of the absence of export de-
nland and the remarkable prospects of a
bumper crop in this country Selling for the
local account met practically no demand,
and July gradually worked off on very
dull market 10 &c, Closing weak, &c ulluei
yesterday at 72d72Lc. There was a fair
amount of selling for Southwestern people.
leading to the conclusion that reports of
damages from insects need not be regarded
with alarm. Exporters reported three loads
taken. Seaboard clearances. in wheat and
flour, were equal 10 10000 blu. Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bu, compared with 3S.OOO
bG last year Minneap polls and Duluth re
ported l42 cars, against la last week ana
z61 a year ago. Local receipts were 70 cars,
none of contract grade
May corr was not traded in 10 any extent,
nor was the July. for that matter. May
sold between 53l2c and Sic. and closed ~
lower at SIC; July between i57sQ 46c and
i6ssc with the close shade up at A6isc. The
receipts had weakening effect at the start,
but the oats strength exerted contrary
influence later in the day. Receipts were
2il cars. 66 of contract grade.
The sale of 100000 bu of cash oats Dy
the operator who is believed to have the
May delivery cornered was responsible Tor
a bulge in that market and increased actiV :
ity in the trade. Outsiders as well as local
people took lively interest in the market,
particularly in July options. Talk OF ui--
favo. able crop conditions was also lnnuen-
tial in advancing prices. Receipts were To-
cars. July sold between 26S4c and 2Il2c,
closing &c higher at 2612c.
Provisions were dull and easier on tnS
liberal run of hogs and the lower prices at
the yards July pork closed f12c lower az
s1495. July lard 5QIl3c down at Si.9O4 '.s-1e'
and July ribs 5G71zc depressed at St.S'r2.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: wheat 10
cars; corn, zoo cars; oats, 100 cars; hoss'
sc, 600 head.
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Wool.

BOSTON. May s.-The American Wool and Cot
ton Reporter will say of the wool trade to-mor-
row: The market has been very quiet since our
last review, and at times the trading has been
absolutely stagnant. Prices Of wool are very
steadily held and except half and three
eighths bloods stocks we can hear Of no conces-
sions being granted. There is still a call for
quarter-blood woods at unchanged prices, and
also for fine woods which rule quite firm. Most
OF the trade figuring on seeing new woods on
clean cost OF 40 cents. but a number of those
who have recently bought woods of the growers
claim that they are actually costing them only
SI1zG3Sc clean, except where they contain con-
siderable amount Of staple, in which case they
have cost i0c. and in some innstances 42c. The
sales for the week in Boston amounted to 1S15, 0C0
pounds domestic and 1S5. COO pounds foreign max
ing total Of 201oo 900 against total OF 35l1 600
for the previous week and total OF l 65e 600 for
the corresponding week last year The sales
since Jan l amount to Si.710,900 pounds against
%. 1872 900 pounds for the corresponding time last
year.
ST. LOUIS. May S-Although wool receipts are
increasing. not enough is coming in to test the
extent OF the demand show the strength OF
values. Market steady. Medium grades. la
TIC: light fine. u414lzc; heavy fine, 9Q1lc; tub
washed, 17QZ1c.
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VITAL STATISIICS-MAY s.
Births.

street, boy.
Ross q. and Efiie Sears, city. boy.
Henry and Emma Copp, 220S Station street
girl.
John and Flora White, 114s Laurel street girl
Louis and Elizabeth Sanning. 1887 East Mchi-
gan street. boy.
Archie and Bonnie Mars. 6l2 East North
street, girl
A. l. and Emma Roger. city. girl.
5. F. and - Cooms, 1915 North Tennessee
street, girl.
James and Laura Mccanery 1856 UdelI street.
boy.
Charles and Gertrude Howell, 1916 Belmont
avenue. boy.
William and Maud Hathaway. sos West Mar
kst street. boy.
B. F and Evelyn Schmidt. GIG West Thirty
first street. boy.
William G. and Bertha Tilton, city. boy.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. Nav -Beeves-Receipts. a5z.
Steers weak and generally loc lower: bulls also
lower Steers. Si65957o: Eat oxen and stays.
A2fg5: bulls S3G4So; cows. sz.loa42o Cables
steady. Shipments. 3.l50 quarters OF beef
Calves-Receipts. s.ess. Fair demand; choice
lower; some late arrivals unsold. Neals. sSu55o:
choice to extra, s5s2lsu5.s5' tops. $780, butter
sheep and lambs-Receipts. li.oes. sheep in
light supply and steady; lambs lec OF. Few cars
unsold. Tipped sheep, ss.sVgt ~ export sneeh
540 culls. s. 50: very little wooded stock: quoted
at s5.25a5.Ss: spring lambs slow at $40 par
head
Hogs-Receipts. s.lsi. Slow at s5.s5asW.
CHICAGO. May S-Cattle-Recepts. $500. Gen.
TO active. Good TO prime steers. s5a5s 30; poor 20
medium, S4.60g4s0: stockers and feeders. choice
heifers s2.75Q475 Gamers. 81 l0Q265 bulls weak
at &sSg4Ss; ca. calves ,s slow at H5.g.se; Texas
HogsNF eceinis TO-DAY 20 COO. t,'morrow q
900 estimated. left over, g. 500. Market weak
to Choice heavy s. $50 sais rough heavy. $500
$50; light $5.5oq5a5; bulk Of sales. sse545.B
clipped lambs steady: sales up to s4s5; wooled
lambs weak 70 ss.l2iz, mostly s54sl0; good 70
s e. ol. w we 80 fsr 70 choice mixed
Al5u4.4o; Western lambs. H.f5d5l2is.
KANSAS CITY May s.-Cattle-Receipts $500
natives. 100 Texans 50 calves. Dressed beef and
Texas steers sc to loc lower: other cattle steady.
Choice beef steers s. 25q5 80; fair 10 good. oo8
steers. 81 45G5S5: COWS 50 2sa450; heifers So ESQ
SIS; Gamers. s2Gs.i5: bulls. ss.25a4so: calves.
81 506s.
Hogs-Receipts 22soo. Market &c 10 Toe lower.
Top. s. 81: bulk OF sales. S55d5.7b: heavy. S709
$50. mixed packers. S56oa6.75. light. .sso4ssS:
sheep-Receipts 400 Market generally 100
higher. Western lambs ss.odso5; Western
wethers 4TA2J. Western yearifngs. - 25Q4. 20:
ewes. t35004 culls. S225QS&; clipped Texas
sheep. 81. 25d4.25. spring lambs. 52SQe5o.
ST. LOUIS. May s.-Cattle-Receipts 3 soo. in
Guiding leo Texans. Market slow 20 loc lower.
Naive shipping ana export steers e sSas. %:
under coo lbs. 50 S0G4 IS: stOckers and feeders.
S3.56N4.75. and heifers. 2Qfe Gamers.
steers s. sJd5lo; cows and heifers. 81 50d4H.
Hogs-Receipts $500. Market Sc lower. Pigs
and lights. t5.55Q5.s5: packers. 5.506ses; BUTCH
sheep-Receipts zs0o Market strong and ao-
tive Native muftons, &Q4A5 lambs. Nt5d5;
spring lambs s5ds. culs and bucks 81 5ods75.
SOUTH OMAHA. May s-Cattle-Receipts
$50. Market steady Native beef steers. 1850
4 %. and heifers. S35504 20. calves. Ssas co
Hogs-Keceipts. 10 600 Market Sc lower. Heavy.
s. 65q5.s5: mixed. s562za5e5. light. g. 5sa5 s2s;
SheeI-Receipts 800. Market slow and weak.
Yearlings. 81 25046). wetherk. t4d4 40: ewes
s. 75Qfl5; lambs, 81 zSQ5.i0, spring lambs. $50
90.
EAST BUFFALO. May s.-Receipts-cattIe l,s
shipments-cattle rs cars: sheep and lambs "a
cars hogs. cars.
cattle about steady. Calves choice TO extra.
S525n5..o.
Sheep and lambs-Choice 70 extra. sa6OS:
sheep. choice 10 extra. - "a 80.
Hogs-Heavy $50. pigs. S.7Oa5s5.
CINCINNATI. May s.-Hogs duh and lower az
S4l-Q5S0.
sheep steady at S2-50aA25 Lambs steady at
S.1sN5.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, May S.-Credit balances, s110; GER
tifcates-no bids. Shipments, 5.224 brls aver
age, $3.50 brls; runs, 115,213 brs; average, S.,
III bris.
WILMINGTON. May s.-Spirits OF turpentne
steady at 3lg3l12c. Rosin steady at $l41.o5.
at S1.20.
NEW YORK. May S.-Petroleum easy. Rosin
steady: strained, common 10 good, 81. 55Ql 57la.
Turpentine steady.
MONTPELIER. MAY S-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, &c per brl; North Lima.
SIC.
SAVANNAH. May s-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 3lisc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON. May s.-Spirts OF turpentine
firm at Sic. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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1d.tillsrs. finished goods firm on a basis of siss

tdistilIers' finished goods firm on basis Of 81 IS
Sugar firm.
LIVERPOOL. May S-Wheat-Spot steady; No
red Western winter. IS llizd; No. ! northern
spring 6s Id: No. / California. 6s lad. Corn
spot quiet: American mixed new, 4s sad: Amer
lean, old Is 44d. Bacon-Clear bellies. AS 81.
and Nav 74I.c. July ne Corn dull and steady !;
cash and May. &c. July fshc. oats active and
nrm, cash. 2Sizc; May. &c. July. zTi4c. Rye. 50c
Glover seed-Cash. prime. $50: October. S5.25
DULUTH. May S-Wheat-Cash. No. 1 hard.
76c: 10. 1 northern, 74c: May, 74c: July, I4ssc,
September, 7olzc. Corn, 4Sl4c; May, AsAc. cats.
2Sff2SAc.
MINIATURES. May s.-Barley steady; No. p
51Q571zc; sample, 42Q54c.
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Horses.

UNION sTOCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. May
S-The receipts Of horses were more liberal
than in the initial sale of the week. about 300
having arrived for the regular sale OF the Blair
Baker Horse Company to-day. The usual va
Tiety % grades represented. but the arrivals
principally workers OF medium 10 good
quality. There a continued good attendance
of buyers from Eastern points. and with a fair
inquiry from the Southern trade and moderate
export demand the trading was active at quot
ably steady prices compared with yesterday. IL
is possible. however that toward the latter part
OF the sale IL was more difficult 10 make sales.
Prices for chunks and heavy horses ranged from
$50 Sl75, coach horses sold = high s200. and
medium good drivers at SO and Sl50.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. May s.-Poultry-Alive weak and
unsettled, spring chickens. pair, 50Q75c: fowls,
lu11lcc: turkeys, Sc: dressed steadily held.
LOUISVILLE, May S.-Poultry-Hens Sc;
spring chickens. 81. 59d3.5O, according TO size;
turkeys, 5G6c; ducks, SC.
ST. LOUIS, May S-Poultry steady; chickens
7isc; turkeys, size; ducks &c; geese. &c.
CHICAGO, May S.-Iced poultry quiet and firm;
chickens, Sl9d9c; turkeys, SqlOc.
CINCINNATI May s.-PouItry quiet; chickens.
s12G3c; turkeys, safe.
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Deaths.

Martin seerley. eighty-two. haywood. pneu-
m0nia
I.ora Rosabaum, eighteen. 800 West Hovey.
schlorOsis.
Minnie womach. twenty-one city. drowning.
suicidal intent.
William Walker. nine. 4sl Puryear street,
typhoid fever.
Irwin stewart. eighteen. 1915 Lafayette street.
appendicitis.
William Boone fifty. s2S Reynolds avenue.
mitral insufticiencv
b. F. Dean. hfty-seven. 81 South Noble. cry
Sipelas
Rachel J. Adams. hfty-seven. sl2is West Wash
ington street uremla.
Henry shryheIt. twenty-nIne. city pneumonia
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|, " fntures ranged as follows:

No 3 spring wheat 69G724c: No. 2 red, 1910
74Isc No. oats, 2Ss4 pc; No. white. 29asQ
3ci+c: No. white. 29s4c. No. rye. 53q04c Good
See No 1 iaxseea 81. ssiz: No. l Northwestern
sl4sls Clover seed contract grade, $40 Prime
timothy seed 1896. Mess pork. per brl. Sl4. sou
1870 Lard per 100 lbs. s7.s7l2aso2iz. short-rib
sides (loose) SGS.20. Dry-sated shoulders
(boxed) So s7i1d7 ,2ia Short-clear sides (boxed).
s. 25QS 371z. WHISKY on basis of high wines
$3.50
corn 495. bu; oats 400 600 bu. rye, 10000 bu;
barley %. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, $4,000 brls
wheat 1l2. 900 bu: corn, 1900 bu; oats. 27S,O0O
bu; rye, 10000 bu; barley. 5000 BID.
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Marriage Licenses.

Clarence Wheeler and MAY Hoop.
william l. McCurdy and Myrtle March
Edwin Cailomare and Tennie Marie Allison
William Clarence peterseim and Annie sims
Harry j. Pope and Efie Leah Keeter
Orphsus Taylor Dix and Harriet Elizabeth
Bortsneld-
Arthur III. Shelley and Alkaline Born.
Charles a. Rhodes and Minnie Hockersmith
Sioughton A Fletcher and Mary w. Henley.
John e. Rogers and Blanche Goodspeed.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS May S-Cotton easy. Sales
600 bales. Ordinary. SIC; good ordinary. 15-l6c
low middiing. 6Ssc midding. 9-l6c; good mid
ding, Sc; mddling fair, sac. Receipts, 5,775
bales; stock. 206, III bales.
NEW YORK, May S.-Cotton closed Quiet
Sales. 204l bales
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Offered. TFEX. dividend.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Wednesdays Bank CIearings.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Little New I'm the cal Market-Few
Changes i'm Values.

Trade on the wholesale streets, yesterday did
not equal in volume that of the preceding days
of the week, although the dry goods houses re-
port their business quite satisfactory and the
hat and cap dealers and mlliners say their trade
continues up 10 expectations The druggists are
having an excellent trade. Oils, alcohol and
quinine are firm at the recent advances The
leather market is rather quiet unchanged
prices Provisions are moving freely, with prices
strong in tone. On Commission row sales of
green stuff, strawberries. oranges and bananas
are large. Apples about off the market very
few being offered. and those at high figures
which make them too much OF luxury to meet
with ready sales. Vegetables of all descriptions
weaker in price stock taking the place
OF that of last years growth. Poultry and eggs
are in good request at firm prices. Butter. un-
less choice is weak Other markets are without
special features.
The local grain market shows more activity
than for some time past. there having been some
former years in May the receipts are light All
cereals are in good request at the following
range OF prices on the track. furnished By
Wheat-No. red 73lac No. 2 red on milling
freight 7Sl2c; No. red. 691sQ7l2c wagon
Corn-No. 1 white. 4sB.c No. white. 4s5c;
No. white, 46.c; No. white. i2AQ441.c; No.
white mixed, 45c; No. white mixed, 45c No.
yellow. s5kc; No yellow. 41Ad45hc: No ?
mixed, 45c; No. mixed. 45c No. mixed Ala
iSc ear corn a4 c; wagon corn, 44g4Sc.
mixed, 2Sl2c; No. mixed, 27izc
Hay-No timothy, Sl2. 50G13 No. timothy
nspections-Wheat: No 2 red car: No ?
red. /; rejected, s. total, cars. Corn: No ?
white, cars; No. white, y: No. yellow /:
No mixed ,ai. 2 No mixed. I no established
cars; No. timothy, p total, cars
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May S.-The demand from the
home trade for staple cottons quiet in all depart
ments. Export grades of brown goods still in
quired after and firm. Prin: cloths inactive
Print ginghams quiet Mems wear
woolens and worsteds dull and unchanged Dress
goods In irregular demand at Irregular prices.
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transactions ut the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. May S-Cattle-rhe supply OF cattle was
lght and the quality very common Light. thin
butcher stock made up the Receipts. With good
demand from local sources business ruled active.
and all were disposed OF at steady prices
The demand continues strong for all kinds at
quotations The veal market steady. with
most or the sales al $ 10 $50. The closing
quiet. Quotations.
Good to prime steers. 1850 lbs and up
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Metals.
NEWS IS PROPERTY.

ST LOUIS. May S.-Metals steady Lead
quiet at 4.22l2c; spelter quiet at 3S71zc
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Candies and Nuts.
crocers mixed. 6lzc. Banner twist stick &c: Ban
Tner cream mixed. l0allc. old-time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, iSQ20c: English
walnrts l2Ql4c. Brazil nuts, l0c: hlberts l45sc.
peanuts roasted. suSc. mixed nuts. l2c.
Canned Goods.
Corn 75cdsl25. Peaches-Eastern standard
> Ia s942Zo, t3-lb seconds. $ls0l,z. CaIffornia
stsnsaro s. lOQ2.40. California seconds 81 .s,l.S
Ntter-lI u eous- Blackberries, 2-lb s5dyJc. raSn
bsrrtes BIB. Sl-zogl.5O; pinapples. standard
lii 81 S5MI90: choice. S262lu; cove oysters
IN run weight. Sl054LlO. light. 6oaeJc: strin.
beans Glib. sVayJoc. Lima beans. SI-0el 25; pens
n,arrowfats. yoc4$l. early June. sLl0QI Is: lon
sars 81 S5u2: Ted cherries. SOCIAL, strav.berrss
Nd sc; salmon. lib. s5cgS2; s-lb tomatoes S5lt
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite 81: c. & o. Kanawha 81: pits
hnrg 81: Winifrede. 81. Raymond. 81 jackson
- - Der p bu crushed coke. lSc per bu a q
rer p bu. Blossburg s. per ton: ConneIIsville
rrote S. per ton. smokeess coal s. per -,
Rrazil block. $50 per ton. smokeless coal S.
per ton n
Alcohol. s5.55a27o. asafoetida. zoe; alum. 2Ie
L." camphor oSos0c; cochineal 50ff55c: chloro-
fofm 5Sc65c conperas. brls. s0c. cream tartar
nure 30f35c. indigo. e54Soc. iicorice. Calab
genuine 55ti40c magnesa. carb, 2-oz .0a2ac
morphine. +. * w. Ter OK. E. i5Qz To- madden
ia isc; oil. castor, gal. sl.i5a z5 OIL ber-
ramot per 10. So. opium. S3.75n3 s0 quinine e.
r w per OF. iias6c: balsam eopaiba. 55fr50c
soap. CASTLE. En-. ls9lec. soda bicAsb.. 2lzosc:
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Poultrv and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkey hens. SC per ID; young toms, &c: hens
7lac cocks 4c ducks, &c.
Cheese-New York full cream, l3c; domestic
Swiss. lie; brick, lac; imburger, 13c
Butter-Choice roll, lie per ID; poor, No. Q
6Q7c
EgCs-10izc per dozen.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per ID; prime duck
zoe per 10.
Reeswax-Soc for yellow, &c for dark
Wool Merchantabe medium, l6c: bury and
unmerchantable 3n5c less coarse grades lac.
fine merino. logic: tub-washed. 24Q27c
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC
Greensalted Hdes-No. /, SC: No. ,, &c; No.
calf s1zc No. calf SC.
Grease-White. &C; yellow, sAc: brown. 2zc.
Tallow-No. l. 4c; No. ,. SS.c.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE WERE FAIRLY ACTIVE AT A
SLIGHT DECLINE IN PRICES.
Hogs Active and Two and "a Half 10
Five Cents Lower-Shecp Steady
Condition of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDs, INDIANAPOLIS.
May S-Cattle-Receipts. 550 shipments
none. The receipts of cattle were only fair
for this time in the week, but, in keeping
with reports from other places, the market
opened with buyers offering lower prices
and statesmen were finally forced TO accept
a decline OF 5Q1Oc TO make a clearance.
The weakness was noticeable in all depart
ments, and one class showed about as
much change as another At the decline n
good clearance was made in good season
and the market closed steady. There were
few really top offerings. but steers sold az
high as $50; heifers and steers, $3.50; heif-
ers. Sass, and cows. $40 Quotations:
Good 10 prime steers. 1880 lbs
and upwards .........-....-.......-S 3.l5n 80
Fair 10 medium steers, LOO lbs
and upwards .-..-....-...-.......-. 4.l5u Is
o steers IN. ...........,......... A75a so
steers -. $500. ASA AS
steers steers -. ................ 425a 40
Good TO choice feeding steers..... 425a 40
Fair 10 medium feeding steers. 3.75q 40
Common To good stOckers.........- 350q as
Good TO choice heifers. 4.55G 40
Fair To medium heiferS.........-... 4V0q as
Common light heifers. $500 $50
Good 10 choice COWS. $50 40
Fair 10 medium cOWS....-.......... 5000 800
Common old COWS .................. l5Off 20
Veal calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 600
Heavy calves ........................ 3.50d 500
Prime TO fancy export bulls. 3.750 Is
Good 10 choice butcher bulls. 3. 4Ofl 3 Is
Common TO fair bulls. ............-. 2.75n 3 Is
Good TO choice cows and calves. IS. Goa %. Co
Common TO medium cows and
calves ..... .......................20.0 oasOO0
Hogs-Reccipts. 5000: shipments. 1.4O0
The receipts OF hogs were the largest since
-
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300 larger than a week ago. The quality
was ~ good as the average yesterday. on
account of the increased supplies ana low
CT markets elsewhere the opening here In
dicated that buyers were determined 10 get
their supplies lower. and with quite "A good
inquiry IL Gid not take long 20 establish q
trading basis. a few statesmen claimed they
received nearly steady prices for an occa-
sionai load. bat generally the market was
considered 2isu1c lower than Yesterday,
and rev dealers reported the market for
light mixed hogs generally D. lower 4
good clearance was made promptly az the
decline hut the closing was quiet. Sales
RANGED from $50 10 $50. and were largely
az $3.50 20 $5.7a Quotations:
Good 20 choice medium and
ntdfN - $40 ~
Mixed and heavy packing. 56DE5.10
GOOD 20 choice light weights. $50 1914
Common 10 fair light weights 550r5.5sh
Common 10 good pigs..........---. As5f9-9
hoiStS .---.- ---.-.---.--.-.-----.-- otvdo-tt
Sheep-Receipts light; shipments none.
There We're not very many fresh arrivals OF
sheep or lambs. and. necessarily. the mar
ket was quiet. but a good clearance was
MADE IA good season at steady prices
Most OF the offerings We're spring lambs
that sold for $50. and few clipped sheep
OF medium quality brought 3 Quotations:
Good TO choice lambs. A.25u4.s5
Common To medium lambs. 3-5O-t4-o
Yearlngs .-.... .......................3 .5OH4.o0
Good 10 choice sheep................. S.25dS.f3
Common 10 medium sheep.......--- 250fl3-00
Stockers and feeding Sheep. 2.0oQS.o
Bucks. per 100 lbs....................2 00d3.c0
Above quotations are for clipped stock.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-09

The receipts OF hogs were the largest since
the latter part OF last January and nearly
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-09
A DIVIDEND BUSINESS PROPOSITION FOR LARGE:
AND SMALL INVESTORS

brokers. IS Nassau New York,
thoue their agency S3i STEVENSON BUILDING
coming Highest bank
Indianapolis Call
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-09
THE JOBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-09

Sheep ami Ismbs-Receipts. IS: shipments
none. The market active and steady on all
kinds. All sold 10 local butchers. The
closing quiet. Quotations.