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AT NEW YORK.
Easier Tone i'm Corn-Wheat Strong
Supporting Other Grains.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11-Flour-Receints
S3,2O3 brls; exports, 11O3O brls; dull. but
steady on top grades. Buckwheat flour firm
er at s225q2.S0 spot and to arrive Rye
frmer; No. Western. soc f. o. b. afoat
Wheat-Receipts. 2O4.775 bu; exports. Is. 900
bu. Spot firm; No. red, 7714c elevator. 76ssc
f. o. b. afoat No. 1 northern Duluth 900
f. o. b. afioat; No. hard Manitoba. S2sIc
f. o. b. afioat. From an easier start. due TO
foreign selling, the wheat market devel
oped activity and strength on smaller
Northwestern receipts, supplemented bv
higher spring wheat markets very light
speculative offerings and coverings The
close was firm at lzQ5sc net advance; May.
772<Q7s 13-16c, closed at 7SAc; December
rs 3-16d7S3sc, closed at 1850.
Corn-Receipts, 1880 bu; exports. 20 bu
Spot steady; No. 2. 64c elevator Coo f q. h
afioat; No. yellow, &C; No. white 66%c'
Options were bearishly affected bv The
government report, but owing to the wheat
strength suffered only slight declines dur
ing the day and closed about unchanged.
May, 46hG46Sc, closed at 1850; Decem.
Der, 5i19Gl55c, closed at 54Hc.
Oats-Receipts, 225, 100 bu; exports. o. hu
Spot quiet; No. 2, 3i2sc; standard white
&c; No. 8, 33asc; No. white, 361bd36s.c: No
white. 36a36lzc; track white 35lzGNc
Options quiet and easier; December closed
at 3524c.
Cut meats irregular; picked bellies s1a Ok
alb; picked shoulders, $3.50. Lard weak.
Western steamed, s11q11.10. Refined weak:
continental. sl1.3O; s. A. sl2: compound
62sG6isc. Molasses steady; New Orleans
open kettle, good TO choice, s064Oc.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady: No. invoice.
5lsc. Mild dull; Cordova, 7f@l2c.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining, 3Ikc: CEN
trifugal. &c test. Sasc; molasses sugar, 27sc.
Refined unsettled.
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TRADE In GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other PIace..

ST. LOUIS Nov. 11.-Flour steady; red winter
PATENTS s.. 3043.50; extra fancy and sfratgh,
s3g3,25: clear. s2sSa2s6: timothy seed steady
weak; sacked. east track, 65fle1c. Wheat biehsr.
No. red. cash. elevator. 6sssc: track ssf.3faisc
December. es%.e; May, 727sc; No. hard ssai7oc
Corn Irregular; No, 2 cash 45c: track, 45atsc
new; December. io@sqi0izc. bid; May, 3sI.c, bid
oats firm; No 2 cash, SOC, bid; track s.1<5soiio
December; 2s.se: May. 2sAe, bid No white. &C.
mess $3.50. Lard lower at slo2s Drv-ss,,
meats steady; boxed. extra shorts and clear
boxed. extra shorts and clear ribs. sl2 Is short
sqaii Whisky steady at ss2. Iron cotton 49,
S07Iz. Bagging. 8 s-lsG7 l-l6c. Hemp twine sc
Recepts-Flour, II. 600 bris: wheat 1ss eao &c &c.
corn 4s. 600 bu oats. 5000 bu shinmsn, ~
Flour. ls. 600 brs; wheat. ns.ooo bu: corn Is 600
BALTIMORE: Nov n..Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat-Spot and November 75i TS-stl..
December. 15Aa76c; May INC; southsyn x,
sample. 7c475ise; southern on grade 7sL<,7scs
Corn firm: spot, new. &c: new or old 49,
her, ssc: year: 90 94ss;s; January, ssssGsssc;
mixed. &c: Southern white and yellow cor,
old. ss9sic. Oats steady; No. 2 white. ssc: No.
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2 mixed. .lsssgssc. Rye firm; No. =. ss,se; No.
westers. 5llsc. Sugar firm; fine and coarse
LOUISVILLE; Nov. 11-wheat--NO. red and
longberryt 72c; No. red and longberry. Tic. APP
s tgS per 10 for S5ss gessh per
clover. stall: Straw. $50. Clean ginseng, ,ta
sl5 per = Potasoes sissgl 50 Per bTl; North
green besils. So per bril- tomatoes ascaz per bu'
red M MG ;. ss N6 n0rh S9
spring. s. I'd: No. 1 California. g. Sid. Corn
spot stessiy; American mixed IS lid Hams.
quiet at SOS; short ribs weak at SIS Cd. Lard
Prime Prime Western. in tierces strong at Sos Cd
Amerieans finest colored strong at SIS
KANSAS CITY, Nov. H.-Wheat-December,
SIS; Ms sse' cash No hard se0s,s; 40
Corn-Nos ember. 42c: December. Sslsc: Nay. ssas
Ssss I 81 No mixed isiss No , Ssie'
Receipts Wheat ~ 500 61; corn So coo eu; oats
6S,eo0 buSoats 5000 bu
ToLEDs). Nov. n.-wheat dull and higher;
cash. 7s1s,; December. 7!ssc; May. .sssc Germ
Oats duls and steady: December. sl&c;. May:
S2lsc. Rse-No. :. SIC. Glover seed dull and
$50 bid:
cINcIssNATI Nov n.-Flour dull Wheat
steady; No red. 75c. Corn-No. mixed quiet
at 45e; o.i. 5elsc. Oats hrm and higher: No. !?
mixed 3ssGSlc. Rye steady: 10. e SIC. Lard
quiet at 1000. Bulk meats qLtst at sl1. Bacon
easy at az. Whisky steady on basis of 1882.
Sugar steady.
DULUTH. Nov. 11.-wheat-Cash. No. hard.
74l7c; Not northern, lie; to arrive. No. / north
ern and November 73c December. 70&c; May.
73hc; mataroni, No. /, 67&c; No. z. 65+c. Oats
-Decemb.r, track and to arrive, 29Ac.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. u-Wheat-December.
1%d1kcs MAY, 7Sc; on track No. l hard, 73&c:
No. noIs nern. 72&c: No. northern. INC.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. u.-Barley dull; No. 2.
65l2c; saItple, 35Q56hc.
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MONETARY
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
inGs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, 5000, 9l2l6; balances, $170.34794
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at 4G6
per cent. closed offered at 4. Prime mer-
camille paper, 51xd6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm; actual business in bankers
bills. s4S7125 for demand. s4S4 for sixty
days; posted rates. 4.S5G4.SS: commercial
bills, $4.S3AG4s3& Clearings, $40. 524, 20S;
balances, $40, 997.2l4
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, 10c dis
count Sterling exchange, A.S4iR for sixty
days, Sass for demand Clearings, $685.
767; balances, S1,60S,7H
MISUNDERSTANDING, $27, 296, 754; balances,
s1,971, 799.
PHILADELPHIA.-M 6 per cent
Clearings, 81, ,925; balances, s2.S61094.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent. New York exchange, par. Clearings,
$S,523. 697; balances, sos, 666.
BALTIMORE.-Money, per cent. Clear
ings, 81, 297. 1913; balances, s52S, 407.
CINCINNATI.-Mon sac per cent New
York exchange. 10q15c premium. Clear
ings, s3,47S,1 $50.
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Steel Corporations Statement.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-At the monthly
meeting of the United States Steel Cor
poration directors to-day Controller Fill
bert submitted the appended comparative
statement of conditions: Cash on hand Nov
!, 1901, s6S,96l,973; Nov l. 1902, s6474S,966 Cash
assets Oct 1, 1901, 500, S42. SS4; Oct. 1, 1902
s222. 629 $50. Current liabilities Oct 1, 1901
$H,693,3n; Oct, /, 1902, s65, 142,457. Increase
in net current assets, s33. 337 $50. Earnings
September and October, 1901. S21, AIS SIS;
September and October, 1902, $24 $780, i6 Or
ders entered since last board meeting, 934.-
$50 tons. Shipments. S31 ,341 tons. Untitled
Nov. l, 1902, 4.96S.002 tons.
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Changes i'm Available Sfocks

NEW YORK. Nov. n.-Special cable and
telesraphic advices to Bradstreet show the
following changes in available supplies as
compared with last accounts: Wheat in the
United States and Canada. east of the
Rockies, an increase of 100000 bu; afioat
for and in Europe. an increase of 500 900: to-
tai supply, an increase of 100000 Corn.
an increase of 10000 blu. Oats, an increase
OF $4,000 bu. Among the more important in
creases are those of 500 900 bu in Manitoba.
100000 at Northwestern interior elevators
$4,000 at Portland, Me-, 1876, 900 at Rochester
lli,OoO at Omaha, 10000 at Port Huron and
those of 10000 bu at Newport News. lis. 900
at Nashville 1900 each at Fort William.
Port Arthur and keewatin, and 5000 at
WATERFOWL, 5. d.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Nov. n--spirits of turpentine
firm at "a, Rosin hrm; A, b. c. sl35; ID, ST. 90;
z. Sl45: Z, $3.50; G, $780, ii. $50; j, $50; X.
$3.50; NJ, IS; ~, $50; window glass 1878; water
white. s4S5
OIL CTsY, Nov. u.-Credit balances. sl.ss; GER
tifcates $40. bid SLAP offered; no sales Ship
ments. III SEQ brls; average, ~. ZIG brls; runs
l5.lS4 brli; average. $3.50 bris.
WILMINGTON, Nov. n.-spirIts Of turpentine
turpentint firm at SITS to S. Tar frm at sl4O
Receipts. $50 brls
MONTPELIER, Nov. u-Crude petroleum
stronger: North Lima. s1.01; South Lima and In
diana, 96z
CHARLESTON, Nov. u.-Spirits of turpentine
and rosiDi unchanged.
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Leading futures ranged as follows.

-, cash quotations We're as follows: Flour steady
NO spring wheat, 7liz672c; No g. 66670c: No
red. !oa. q51%c. No. corn, 5sIsc; No 2 yellow
SS.aae' NO: oats. CSC; No. 8 white. 2shQSlhc
fair to choice mailing. 44G5Sc. No. i faxseed
VII. VII No: l Northwestern 81, %. Prime timothy
Mess pork, per bril- s1s 75GiSs7IS Lard per 100
Hs short-rib sides uoose). $40 20
ulO 10 Dry-salted shoulders (boxed) 90 50lI
s.sih. Short-clear sides (boxed) slOGIO5 Wits
Ky. basis of high wines S32
Receipts-Flcur, % 100 brls; wheat 27s 400 bu.
corn, ia 500 bu: oats 49, 900 blu: rye al .00 bu.
barley ss.loO bu. Shipments-F1our 30 500 brls:
wheat l5S 600 blu: corn, 3o5. 700 bu; oats 3s7 800
bu; rye 500 bu; barley, IA 700 bu '
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Mining Shares.

BOSTON, Nov. n.-Boston has not seen
so dismal a day in mining shares for
months as that of to-day and the closing
was very weak Amalgamated at opening
went up q to 602. but slumped to 55b
and closed there. Copper range stiffened q
to 5934, but broke to 53% and closed at
54b. Centennial broke 211 to l5 Oscelola.
to 40; Mohawk, 5ls to 391h; Michigan
rs to ~; Tamarack, to l50 Utah. "a
to 0ls, the latter rallying to q and United
States, e to 70. Adventure lost 3. to I6s.
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still Lower Prices Expected.
TGranger Farwell & Co.'S Teleg-om,

NEW YORK, Nov. u.-Evidently the buv-
ing power has not increased and efforts of
pools and others TO sell stocks resulted i'm
sharp declines. Ii was a matter of remark
how much long stock came out. which
broke prices, with no short selling excenr
perhaps in Copper, in which the Waldorf
crowd offered stock down with little re-
sistance. Ordinarily the fact that holdings
ment but at present ii is weak featura
for the pools can find no market on which
TO unload. Sentiment is for lower prices
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Transfers. 80; confederation $50.


street. 800
John s. Goode. frame cottage. 12Os North Key
stone avenue, 500.
S. f. Lefhngwell frame cottage. Pleasant.
near Michigan. $500.
Harry Wilson. two double dwellings, Moore
avenue, 81, go.
Century Biscuit Company. brick oven, South
and Meridian streets. 81. 900.
Furnas- place NJ Z. Church, repairs. Tenth and
Keystone $3.50.
Charles Bonhan. repairs. 14O4 Rosalind street.
$3.50.
Mrs. c. Lalley. double dwelling. SIS Warren.
$500.
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VICTORIA. b. c., Nov. III n Green
shields, solicitor of the Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Company, announced here TO-
day that the company is about to estab-
lish i system OF wireless telegraphy across
the Dominion of Canada. connecting Vic
toria with Cape Breton. He said that mn
tenn of wireless telegraphy across iba
ocean, but also a land line across tbs
continent from Cape Breton to Victoria
Stations will be erected at many points
across the Dominion and all the princinsi
cities and towns of Canada will be in.
cluded In the system
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Sheop and Lambs-Keceipts. 500; Shipments
800. The marketing OF sheep and lambs
Tor two DAYS has been more liberal SHOW
ing an Increase OF ice over the same time last
week and not quite leo over the corresponding
time last year The receipts to-day were abou, 5sl
larger than a week ago and nearly fO) larger
than a year ago. The market opened with better
competition for lambs. and. notwithstandlr the
Increased receipts. the offerings were taken
prLnptly at fully steady prices compared with
those current at the close OF last week The re
quest for sheep not 50 good. and although
there were a few outside sales at nearly steady
prices, the market In a general way reported
sc lower. At current prices a good clearance
was made and the market closed about steady
A few lambs sold az s. 10. but g. practically
tae top. and ordinary 10 good kinds sold from 81
10 s40 Two small punches OF sheep sold al
s. - 70 $40. but 81 virtually the top. and
euils 10 decent kinds sold from $50 10 81 rs.
Quotations:
9opo &c cpoice lambs s005-lo
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 11.-Hens. &c per ID; spring
chickenss 9G12c: young ducks. 9i1Q10c; young
guineas. 9ql0c; old turkeys. Ease, and young
turkeys, Vase per ID; geese, Sc per dozen
NEW YORK, Nov. u.-Poultry-Alive dull;
chickens .sI16lOc; turkeys, 10c fowls, 9zGl0c.
Dressed quiet; Western chickens, 1l12412c; West
ern fowlss lie; spring turkeys. lac.
ST. LOaJIS, Nov 11.-Poultry slow: chickens.
geese. 6Hs.
BOSTO{, Nov. 1l-ISpecial Poultry steady;
fow.s, 12itQ13c; springs. 12Ql3c; turkeys. 13G14c.
CINCIN<NATI. Nov. u.-Poultry steady; hens.
si9c; sprisgs. S13ql0c; turkeys. sac.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1L-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys, l0@s2c: chickens, SAQ1ll2c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. u-Cotton-Spot ir-
regular. sSales, 1850 bales. Ordinary, 67-1ec;
good ord;a ary, 15-l6c; low middling Tlte; mid
ding, Il Ice: good middling. Sc: middling fair
S@sc- RECEIPTS. 2ls02 bales; stock. 2eO. oil bales.
NEW York, Nov. u--Cotton-Spot closed
quiet; middling uplands, $500; midding gulf
S.55c. Sales, ga bales.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS. Nov. observation-disclosures small; shipments
none The tendency continues downward and
the Keeling Is decidedly weak. Even thick fat
cattle are barely steady The only demand exist
ing at present is for choice butcher stock. COM
ing entirely from local dealers. The market on
undergrade stock is considered very dull and
unsatisfactory. The calf market shows no
changes, top kinds being worth s7Q725. Quo
tatons:
Good to choice steers 1850 lbs and up-
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sales-steers..

i,oss-heceipts, 5000; shipments LOCO Re-
seipts OF hogs for two days Indicate An Incraasa
or around 1900 compared with the same ,ime
last week and decrease OF 5000 COMPARED nitb
the corresponding time n year ago. The recents
so-uay were about Loo larger than q week ago
put almost 1900 smaller than a wear 400 1sns
supply was not excessive and the ousiitv ,.ae
eQuai 20 the average here recently bur notvi,b
sg THIS the market opened weaker. in
harmony win reports from other places ana 80
account OF an Indicated limited dsnos,rS Sn 70 On
outside sources. Packers who are exnac,,r ato -,
push values 70 lower Lowell of course ,aLas a.
vantage OF every opportunity. but AT this placs
they nave been very reasonable and very ,tba.oI
buyers at the decline in prices In n raneri
way the market was reported Ice to I5c Love- 20
day but prices seemed to be satisfactorv a 10, ~
change was In keeping with other phces ana .nd
with local Packers tree buyere the tradtns x-a
active There were just enough shIpping ors"rs
20 encourage other buyers and there was a 49,,
market at the decline few Ioads Co., t's an
late. but they were taken promptly ar S,,i -,
steady prices compared with those current sariis
IN the day. Sales ranged from S. 90 10 e. az as
comparatively small proportion OF the s1nn I1
sold below sC.15. Quotations: supply
Good 10 choice medium TO heavy. Is sssas AZ
Mixed and heavy packing ............. q los 81
Good 10 choice light weights ......... & osz 80 On
Common 20 fair light weights ..... ( ssfe ~
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SOME REASONS FOR APPOINTING
THE MARION TRUST COMPANY
N E. Cor. Monument and Market ST.
AS EXECUTOR of and TRUSTEE under WILLS
or in any TRUST CAPACITY.

g. 1t has the best possible opportunities
for making investments for its Trust Es-
tates in high class mortgages and other
securities.
4. 1t affords unbroken continuity and
promptness in the management of Estates
and is never unable 20 give these matters
proper attention. owing TO absence, I'll
health or death.
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]. 1t was organized to transact such
business and to manage estates The Of
ficers and employees OF its Trust Depart
nlent are experienced in such matters.
2. Its directors are leading business
men. who are active in the management
OF its affairs and the administration of it's
estates.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Tues statement of
the condition of the treasury balances in
the general fund, exclusive of the $50 OOO-
600 gold reserve in the division of redemp-
ton, shows:
Available cash balance. ......... 500, 227. ss9
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. liz 366 372
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Dry Goods.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE home demand for
all staple cotton goods is quiet. Prices are un-
changed Sor immediate business, but some SELL
Weakening little forward deliveries
Export Business is slow. Print cloths dull and
unchange.. Fair business in prints for spring
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 292A per cent; dis
counts, 3Ad3ss. Consols, SO 3-16aS3 SIG.
Spanish tours, S5%.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 99f TIC
for the account. Spanish tours, S625.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 25m 45pf
for checks. Discount rates, short bills, 3
per cent; three months bills ga
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Wool.

ST LOsJlS, Nov. u-Wool steady to strong
fine. lsaslac; heavy fine. 1Oqi4l4e: tub-washed
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Hogs-Receipts. 200; shipments small The
market continues declining. to-day's prices being
considered sc lower than those of yesterday,
making total break since the beginning of the
week of 15c. Conditions in the market are fair.
despite the trend. The demand from local pack
ers Is good, always in excess of the supply Of
fered. Choice heavy hogs were quoted at $3.50
G6.55, with top light grades at s625. All offered
sold promptly. the market closing quiet at quo
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 1850; Mexican
dollars 39Ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars, % 15-16d an ounce.
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part OF northwest quarter Section e.
Township l6. Range 3. lCenter town

part OF northwest quarter Section &c.
Township 16 Range 3. Center town.
Edward Bergner 10 Willis X Willer. Lot
los. S. e. Il. F. Morris's Oak Hill add.
Parker ST. 22d st) .................... 800
Michael Wincke 10 Harry L. Caland. Lot
20 Windhorst Place add. chestnut ST.
George z. Rockwell to Thomas v. Page.
Lot L. Persons North Meridan-st add.
MERIDIAN 81. between gath and 18th sts).. $500
Florence NJ. Jones TO Susan A McGhehey.
part OF northwest quarter Section q.
Township IL, Range ...................... $50
John II. Eymann TO Union Trust Com
pany. trustee. Lot - Douglass heirs sub
or OutlOt l3l lsfuo
Union Trust Company. trustee 10 John II.
Eymann, south half OF Lot II. Blackford
ct ais sub OF Square IL. city OF Indian
apolis (West st. near Michigan sD..... $500
Joseph r. Sheriff. to Chauncey l.. Turner.
Lot 2 Square IS. city OF Indianapolis. CHS
North Alabama st) ..................-..-.- 1900
Tra,.fars 90. consideration ESQ tae
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Investors are invited 10 obtain our prices on
Local Securities. Not being members of the
Indianapolis Stock Exchange. enabled 10
save our customers and friends all commission
cnarges on stocks and bonds and usually in
position 10 offer better prices 10 both buyers and
sellers than those quoted in the exchange list.
WE OFFER
Indianapolis Street-Raiiway 4s.
New Telephone Ist IS.
New Telephone "a SIS.
Merchants' Rational Bank.
Indiana National Bank.
Columbi National Bank.
New Long Distance Telephone Stock.
WE WILL BUY
Merchants, Bank Stock
Indiana Trust Stock.
American pank Stock.
Belt r. r Common Stock
ARRlCK & COMPANY, Lombard BLDG.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. n-Metals quiet; lead dull
at 81; spater steady at Sis.
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r1aS - 70 I5I 100
IAN iat steers, dSSV los and upwards. 500r s75
3s 20 cnoice IzW 10 iSOo-lo steers. 5000 $50
al iat i,SO 70 AsVO-iD Steers 45oGl 500
1 s 20 ehoce So 10 llSO-lo steers. 425Q 40
Choice feeding steers. Loco to l. 100 lbs as& "a
Good feeding steers. 500 l. 100 Ibs.... q IN -
Medium feeding steers SO 10 500 lbs 2sS1 a s0
Soiiihoh 20 gooo stockers ............ 5000 a Is
Fair TO medium heiiers .............. Z 2,zs 2 "a
cosion nsnt hensrs .....--.......... ESQ 800
G Se 70 choice cows ..-----....-... $3.50 4 IS
ar 10 meaicnl cows ....--..+......... 275fp 3 Is
nenefs anu cutters 100l1 2 IS
Is 10 fancy export pulls ............ 375fl 4OO
Soou 70 choce outcaer bulls $3.50 50
S,hor 20 iair ouIis ....-............ . 75fD 3i5
Salsss :. 6O0lg $50
aeasy oaNes ...-....--. 4 00fr %
900 % enoice cows and Calves. 5.OOfl5O.O0
S'ihn0n 70 medium cows and calves 20. O0Q30.O %
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONSUMERS GAS TRUST CERTIFI-
Gates SOLD AT 600.
Prices of Indianapolis Stocks stiIl
Tending Upward-Sales and Bids
Yesterday.

There was a slight furry In Consumers
Gas Trust certificates on the Indianapolis
Exchange yesterday. Mr.. Fisher for A.
w. Thompson, bid $50 for the stock. but
received no offers at that price. Finally
Mr.. Johnson. for J. +. Wild * Co.. offered
to sell at COO and the stock was eagerly
taken at those figures. The transaction
was not recorded on change and the num-
Der OF certificates that changed hands Is
not known. Three bonds and eighty shares
of stock I'm all were sold during the ses-
sion. Prices are still tending upward 10
having been bid for Indianapolis Light
and Power. The sales and prices follow.
interest being added To price OF bonds:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-12

United States refunding twos regl 1871
United States refunding twos. coup...........i0sL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-12
CHICAGO Stocks.

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