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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-10
PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Weak Opening i'm Stocks, Following
Lower London Prices.


NEW YORK, Nov. S-The weakness at
the close Of yesterdays market was fol-
lowed UP by lower range of quotations
from London this morning and decidedly
weak opening. From the start the steel
stocks were under heavy pressure. and
United States Steel preferred broke from 81
to below IS on what appeared to be liquida-
ton. This unsettled the rest of the list,
and with the nervousness that has been In
existence for several days the market de-
clined easily, and losses of from i TO
points were made. Several reasons con-
tributed to the weakness. the first being
the large selling orders that were In the
market in the steel stocks, due to the re-
duction in the prices of several of the COM
pany's products. Next. the published re-
ports of the impending railway troubles
with the eighteen railway systems that
center in Chicago
The talk of a reduction in the ID. & II.
dividend later produced weakness in
the coal stocks. The unsatisfactory nature
of the bank statement another item,
and aside from all these there were un-
favorable rumors after; and thus the weak
ness in to-days session is accounted for.
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SENTIMENT MUCH MIXED
WHEAT OPENS WEAK, BUT CLOSES
STRONG AND HIGHER.
Corn Dull and Lower, and Oats a
Shade Advanced--An Hog Products
Show Declines.

CHICAGO, Nov. S-Wheat was active
to-day and stronger, December closing 1sc
higher; corn closed Bc lower, with oats
a shade up. January provisions closed from
&c to nc lower.
Wheat ruled strong the greater part of
the day, after a rather weak opening,
which was due principally to liberal re-
ceipts in the Northwest. Better weather
than expected was also a weakening factor
early in the day. A feature to trading
was the buying of over a million bushels,
supposed to be for the account of lead
ing bull. Around 7ic for May there was
general profit taking by longs. good
export demand and prospects of a decrease
in the movement were bull factors. De-
cember opened a shade higher to hqAc
lower at 7112Q1%c, and after holding about
steady the first hour there was an advance
to 72c and the close was nc higher at 71%c.
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to $4,000 blu. Primary receipts were 1,6l4,
600 bu, compared with 1,Os4,OOO bu a year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts of 1.OOl cars, which, with local re-
ceipts of 175 cars, nine of contract grade,
made total Of 1,l76 cars. against 1.002
last week and 962 a year ago.
Corn was dull and prices had a down.
ward tendency, due to a lack of any ma
terial support to the market. Firmness in
wheat and good cash demand were
strengthening factors. Cables were firm
and the movement moderate. Considerable
weakness developed on commission-house
selling. December closed &c lower at 507sc.
after ranging between 501hc and 51Ac. Re-
ceipts were 131 cars, 16 OF contract grade.
There was a fair trade in oats and prices
were firm in sympathy with wheat and on
predictions of unfavorable weather. Com
mission houses were good buyers early,
but turned sellers later In the day, result
ing in slight break toward the close,
which was about unchanged from yester-
days final figures. December closed
shade higher at 901sc ranging between 500
3O1sc and 3Ossc. Receipts were POI cars.
Provisions were easier, the heavy run
Of hogs expected next week being respon-
sible for the lower figures. Trade was only
moderate and the close was at a slight de-
cline. January pork closed sc lower at
$l5.S2h, lard TIC lower at $3.50. and ribs
sc lower at sS.1215.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
165 cars; corn, 165 cars; oats, 235 cars; hogs,
1000 head.
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AT NEW YORK.
Some Grades of Flour Held Higher,
Retarding Business.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Flour-Receipts
10 ,223 brls; exports. 4,226 brls. The market
was quieter for the reason that spring pat
ents were held sc higher. Winter patents So 60
@390; winter straights, s3.40a3.55; Mime
sofa patents, sS.s5d4l0; Minnesota bakers
s3.l5Q33O; winter extras. 81. s0Q3.1O; winter
low grades. s2.6Od29O Rye flour quiet; fair
to good, s315q3.4O; choice to fancy, $500
3.6 Buckwheat -four duh at s.. 2OQ2 25
spot and to arrive. Corn meal steady: vel
low western. s1.2s; city. sl26; Brandywine,
g 40d355 Rye firm; No. 2 western, 5SIsc.
Z O. b. afoat; No. 2, 54lac, track: state
54G541kc C. /. f. New York. Barley quiet /:
feeding, 41c C. l. I. Buffalo; mailing, 4sa60c
c. 1. (. Buffalo.
INC {. o. b. afioat; No. i Northern Duluth.
sic. f. o. b. afioat: No. 1 hard, Manitoba.
sac f. O. b. afioat. Options developed ac-
tiyity and strength during the forenoon on
a scare OF shorts and on buying by large
Western operators. The close was firm at
hdAc net advance. May, 77s47s 5-16c,
closed at 7Slsc; December, 7shQI9c, closed
at 7s7sc.
Corn-Receipts, 2.100 bu: exports, ". ssl blu.
Spot steady; No. 2, 65c, elevator 66c afioat:
No yellow. 57lAc. Options opened steady
and were inclined towards weakness ow-
ing to cold weather West. until rallied to-
wards noon by wheat. second decline
last prices were &c net lower. May, 475zq
474c. closed at 47sc: December. 55lQ55izc.
Oats-Receipts. 1900 bu; exports. 1.575 blu.
Spot steady: No. 2, 34Q34isc: standard white.
sSh6s7c; No .. s303lc; No . white. 3sKG
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TRADE In GENERAL.
Quotations mt ST. Louis, Baltimore,
~.uotnua,. ,nd other p..ce.

ST. LOUIS, Nov S.-Flour steady; red winter
teas sAra n f@asy an sd auss
@3.6O. Corn meal steady at g, 20. Bran heavy;
sacked east track sasOe Wheat 1.c lower No
T Dece@ Gs f sssse Did, Mays ssc No hard
45Gflsc new; old. 47lkGISc: December. 40&a40lzc:
May. acc asked. Oats firm; No. 2 cash 2skc;
2s.c bid: No white SAC. Rye lower at acc.
Fork lower; jobbing. new mess, $3.50 Lard
sso4 Dear 4s snort sssd
SLIPS. Bacon lower; boxed extra shorts and
timothy. ssais; prairie, 9qil. Whisky steady at
1872 Iron cotton ties, s:oll9 Bagging, oolS
STs is %he asm i s%s bS corn bur OATS
49, 900 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. s-wheat-spot firm; No.
spring rh Is "a; No %ie California. 6s sgd Corn
Spot quiet: American mixed. 5s I'd; Flour-St.
extra India mess. ilSs Pork strong, prime
mess Western. s5s. Hams-short cut, II 70 10
Is to 50 i6s dull I's at ' 5ss short ribs Is lbs
easy at Gas Cd; long clear middles light. q to "a
40 lbs. quiet at els Cd; short clear backs 10 to
70 S lbs steady at S7s cd clear eses TO 10
lbs. firm at 55s. Lard-Prme Western, IN
tlerces. firm at SOS Cd; American refined 1 IN
Strong: American finest White. 55s Sd: American
finest colored. 55s Tallow firm; prime city, rs
cd: Australian. in London, GAS 3D.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat strong; spot and November.
75AG75hc; December. 75A@7ec; May, TIC;
pie. 7o9751ac; Southern. on grade. IN IShne.
Corn strong; spot. new. Gle; new or old Nov sl
s Feb 4gsA Ssnua ac steamer
mixed, 5s1sc Southern white. old, s5asSc; South
ern yellow. old. 65qeSc, Oats dull and easy NO
No' 5s &c. No. western 5sisc. Sugar frm
s a9T an'n'nss'' coarse ana ""s
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-wheat-No. red and
longberry. nc: No. 3 red and longSrry, ilc Ap-
pes-sun-dried 4G4l1c for bright. Peaches, ~
2te BeansINortheTn hand picked ~ 90 per slov 9q
slOq11: straw. $3.50. Clean ginseng. s4@4-l9 per
h. Potatoes, s1.S5q15O per brl; Northern P pta
toes, SIC per bu. Onions. 2G2.25 per pri rep
matoes sI5OG2 per bu.
KANSAS CITY. Nov; s;.Close: Wheat-Decema-
siSsse NoSe%beI 45ss; Dsce%bsr ss,le
white. '1l ac; No. 3. siaIsEc Oats No ? white
sdd.q Sskc oRpeceiptLWheat stSo bu SoT dn ~;
corn. 49, 200; oats. 2i,oOt.
TOLEDO. Nov. s-wheat dull and higher:
CASH 7ec; December 7Iisc May. Tie , Sorn
Oats dull and unchanged; December. Silsc; May;
S213c. Rye-No. 2. SIC. Glover seed active and
s7O2ls Prime timothy. SIS; prime alsike ss.7O
CINCINNATI, Nov. s-Flour dull Wheat
quiet: No. red. 7ic. Corn steady; No. mixed
4ec. Oats steady; No. 2 mixed: 3Oc. Rye steady;
steady at s1l. Bacon quiet at $3.50 Whisky
firm at 1872. Sugar steady.
DULUTH, Nov s.-wheat-Cash No. hard.
74kc; No. northern, 704sc to arrive. No.
northern and November. 72tsc; December, 7Osc;
May 72%Q76c; macaroni, No. ], 6I%c; No. z.
s ssse: oa''-De'sm0''' on track anu 70 arrive
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. S.-wheat-December.
707sc; May, 72%q724c; No. hard, on track. 1Sisc;
No. northern. 721sc; No. northern. 6SglOc.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. s.-Barley steady; No. 2.
&C: sample, 35Q60c.
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SIC: No. white. s6d3slkc: track white. 35lsd
&c. Options fairly active and firmer.
Hay quiet; shipping, 55q1Oc; good TO
choice, 95c@$
Hops firm; state, common TO choice, 1902.
2Sd37c; 1901, 24d2Sc; old. 7al21zc: Pacific
coast, 1902. 25Q3lc; 1901, 23G21c; old, lql2lzc.
Hides quiet Galveston 20 to . lbs. lSc:
California, q to p lbs. 19c; Texas. dry. "A
to 80 lbs, lic. Leather quiet; hemlock sole
and acid. 24d25l2c
Beef quiet: family. s16d1S: mess. sl050d
II; beef hams $50 5Od2l.5O; packet, $l4al5;
city. extra India mess. S26a&. Cut meats
steady: picked bellies. SO. 25dl3.5o: picked
shoulders. $s.15; picked hams, A2ql22S
Lard steady; Western steamed sll.55. Re-
fined steady; continental, $1E75; 5. A.
s12 25: compound, $750Q7.75- Pork steady;
family. s2O50G2l; short clear, $2lq2S; mess
SlSdlS50.
Tallow quiet: city. &c; country, 6ssd6z.
Rice firm; domestic. fair to extra, 4i4a
6I3c; Japan. 4&4G5c. Molasses steady; New
Orleans open kettle. good to choice, 30a4Oc.
Coffee-Spot Rio nominal; No. invoice,
5Isc. Mild quite; Cordova, i4Gl2c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 3lsc; CEN
trifugal, 90 test, 3Ssc; molasses sugar, Csc
Refined unsettled; No. g. 405c; No. Z, &c,
No g. 395c: No 9. 390c; No. 10. 3.S5c: No
IL, 3SOc: No Il. 3.75c: No. Is. 3.I0c; No. a.
3.65c; confestioners' A. 4.SOc: mold A, 4.70c;
cut loaf. 5.05c; crushed. sos; powdered, 4.55c;
graduated, Also; cubes, 4.1oc-
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Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments $50 The re-
espts OF hogs this week nave been fairly lib
last week. but decrease or 5000 compared with
the same week year ago and increase OF
II 600 over the corresponding week two wears
40 Thus far this year the receipts are nearly
IS, 600 smaller than the same period last year.
For the week ending yesterday the leading local
me preceding week and ". 262 the same week a
year ago. During the same period the shipments
were SSH. against i.sl the preceding week and
wt.hstanding there have been frequent fiuctua-
ssons IN prices this week and prices at the close
OF the week were the lowest the market in an
seIling side The quality has been better than
recently which. doubt was some encourage
ment 70 buyers, and. with Increased require
rnents from local packers and about normal
dernand from outside sources. the trading has
been active. and for the most part IL has been
nossfbls 10 make a good clearance every day at
current prices. The week opened with de-
cline OF iOd1sc. and on Wednesday the average
fully l5c lower tnsn the close OK last week
fhI. was Immediately followed by another reac-
ton and with unusually liberal receipts at the
extreme close OF the week. values broke badly,
49,. tbs last sales represented a decline of 2O1
2sc IN prices compared with those current at the
close az last week. The receipts to-day
day nearly 1900 larger than a week ago. 1900
larger than a year ago and the largest receipts
for Saturday this year When the market
ana this number being only about large enough
10 accommodate local packers they took hold
freely at decline OF leglse IN prices. which
therefore statesmen were willing 10 transfer
their consignments- There was very little op-
oson l6a ssgsntsd BY late trains the
natural tendency was. OF course, weaker and
packers succesosd In getting their last sales so
s e. free bnyers until their wants were
eupplfed. but they were forced 10 leave about
x6St in me peas ansold The market Cor the day
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Oils.

OIL CITY Nov. s-Cre6it balances UNCHANGED.
TO bids Local markets: Runs Nov. 6. 95,465;
shipments Nov. T. 1854 Daily average runs.
q 4e7: daily average shipments, 1850 Buckeye
runs Nov. 6. 61.215: Buckeye shipments Nov. T.
81 Ash.
NEW YORK Nov S.-Petroleum firm: re-
fined New York 7.55c; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, 7.50c; Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
bulk 495c Rosin firm strained common to
good, sl75a1.77A. Turpentine dull at 54lza55c.
SAVANNAH. Nov. s.-Splrits OF turpentine
steady at 5lizc Rosin firm. Quote: a II, c.
1885, D. 81 40: f. s145; F, $50: G. 81 go: H. 81 sO
l. SOS; X, s2.55: NJ 50; n. $3.50; window glass
So IS: water white, A.15
WILMINGTON Nov. s.-Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing Rosin firm at 81 25dl. 80 Crude
turpentine Arm at s1.75 TO So. Tar firm at 81 4O
MONTPELIER. Nov. s.-Crude petroleum
strong: North Lima, CSC; South Lima and Indi-
ana, 94c
CHARLESTON. Nov. s.-Spirits OF turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
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spending date a year ago. Computing the
reserve on the basis of deposits, less those
OF public funds, which amount to S40,ss4 .lUs,
the surplus was reduced by 1892. ll5 to vs.
OI3,3I5. The circulation was increased ST.
1880 making s.. 800 since Oct. is. inclu-
slVe Though the banks are in much
stronger position regards reserve than
year, as shown by the above comparisons;
there would appear to be need for continued
conservatism, the indications seem 10
polnt 10 an outward movement OF goiu
ana 10 an undated demand for currency
LOT business purposes at the West More
over, the treasury has suspended the SUB
stitution of municipal for United states
ponds as pledges for deposits of public
FUNDS, and the secretary has also decided
10 make no further deposits of these IN
the banks. Bond purchases having reached
the limit fixed by the. agreement with the
syndicate no additional relief to the banks
can be expected from the treasury should
stringent conditions from any cause re-
appear.
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The banks hold s17.S52.350 in excess of re-
serve requirements under the % per cent
rule and SOS, $50 Of extra United States
deposits.
The Financier says: 1.-THE official state
ment of the New York Associated Banks
last week showed decrease of s.. 464 900 I'm
cash, of which s22l9,6oo consisted of specie
and s3,144 400 of legal tenders This loss of
cash is greater by s1.7el. 200 than was esti-
mated on the basis OF the traceable move-
ments of money during the week Taking
the net gain by the banks, as shown by
the official statements for the Fortnight
and comparing IL with the estimated net
increase for the same period. the banks an
near TO have received s.. $40 800 more cash
than is accounted for by the traceable move
ments; this discrepancy may, however he
due to the average system of the clearing
house and also TO the difference between
the bank week and that of the collecting
agencies The loans were decreased e.
0aS. 100; this probably rlects Cancellations
resulting from the November settlements
Deposits were reduced s. 10000 an amount
less by S5s4l00 than that called for nv.
the total loss of cash and the decrease in
loans hence the statement very nearly
nroves The required reserve was Reduced
n or 30 which sum deducted from the Total
loss of cash leaves So. $50, $50 as the decreas sc
IN surplus reserve, this item now standing
{. az. S.. $50. against Ss.6Sss3 NJ tho coxxs-
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PRIME CATTLE IN FAIR DEMAND AT
FULLY STEADY PRICES.
Hogs Active and Five to Ten Cents
Lower-Sheep Steady-ConditiOn
of Markets Elsewhere.


UNION STOCKYAEDS. INDIANAPOLIS,
Nov. S.-Cattle-Receipts. 800; shipments, 200.
The marketing Of cattle this week has been OF
smaller volume, the total indicating decrease
OF SO compared with last week. over 1.500 COM
pared with the same week a year ago and an In
crease OF about 500 over the corresponding week
two years ago. Thus far this year the receipts
are only about 1000 larger than the same period
last year. For the bulk OF the cattle received
there has been a very Indifferent demand all
week and IT has been exceedingly difficult TO
determine the true conditions existing. The
tendency has been to reduce prices for all fat
steers good enough to sell above $3.50. and fire.
quently sales were reported from 15c TO Csc lower
1t was generally conceded. however. that the
quality this week has not been as good az last,
and It is possible that this fact overlooked
by dealers who found the market much lower.
IN fact. few claimed that, the quality being
considered, there was very little change In prices
compared with last week. There has been G
continued steady demand for the less desirable
steers for killers. and sales around s4G4.25 were
probably high the same kinds have sold
for some time past. The demand for stockers
and feeding cattle has been very limited all
week. and 1t has been impossible to find an out
let for the supplies. but sales. for the most part
did not represent any great change in prices
compared with those current last week. II there
was any difference IL was on the common to me-
dunn stockers- In the female butcher cattle
market the trade this week has been up to ex-
pectations. There has been q strong demand for
the better class OF and heifers at times
and at the close OF this week the average is
possibly l0c higher than the close of last week
On account OF the uncertain demand. the out
look Is by no means encouraging to the selling
side. and 1t is evident that the market is in no
condition 10 handle liberal supplies. The re
ceiptS to-day were larger than usual at this
ried over from yesterday. the supply on sale was
good The market opened with better inquiry
for fat steers. and the offerings were salable at
strong TO higher prices than was bid for the
same kind yesterday. Good female butcher cat
tie also sold at steady prices, but, usual here
tofore this week. common 10 medium stock OF
all kinds, including feeders, was not much
oil the supplies. Representative sales indicate
the character or stock here. Quotations.:
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Representative Sales

Sheep-Receipts, 300: shipments. $50. The
ceipts OF sheep and lambs this week have been
small. showing a decrease Of 1000 compared with
last week. over 1,6O0 compared with the same
week year ago and an Increase OF about 500
ever the corresponding time two years ago.
Thus far this year the receipts are over 21,ooo
smaller than the same period last year. II Is
rarely that prices in six days show as little
change as they have the past week. The supplies
at all times have been too small TO invite
petition from all buyers, and there really has
been no occasion for much change. When local
butchers were in the market they were allowed
TO take the supply, and when they out
shippers wanted all they could get. The trading.
OF course: mas not been lively, but clearances
satisfactory compared with other places. The
lambs and ss so FOR sheen. The receints to-day
were above the average or the week, and, with
a steady demand from all sources. the supply
was exhausted in good season at steady prices
compared with those current heretofore this
week Representative sales indicate the class
mn ha rlraf O1iOfa inrlc
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Chicago Stocks.
MONETAR ".
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
fngs and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co Paper. 466
per cent: time loans. sac per cent. Clear
ings, 81 zoos, 04310; balances, S162, O32. SO.
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at 41sd5
per cent. closed offered at 8. Prime mer-
camille paper, 5l946 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady. Actual business In bankers
bills. S4S7.125q4SS.25 for demand, AS3.4759
4S4125 for sixty days; posted rates. $4S4
and Sass; commercial bills, $4.S3A6 4S4k.
Clearings. s2is,3i5,92I; balances, sS,SSO,2H
CHICAGO-New York exchange. zoe dis
count. Sterling exchange, $4.s411 for sixty
days, s4SS for demand. Clearings, $4,000, 100;
balances, $2,570.021.
BOSTON-Clearings SIS. 390, 1893; balances,
s1,s67,2S1.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent
Clearings, s1s1s3,572; balances, s2,77s,O96.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 5d6 per
cent New York exchange, 15c discount.
Clearings, S6.450, $50; balances, $S00.973
BALTIMORE.-Money 6 per cent. Clear
ings s4.635, 9Oi: balances. 1861, 705.
CINCINNATI.-Money, soc per cent.
New York exchange, par. Cleacings, ST.
9z2, SO0
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HIetalS.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Metals to-day were gen.
orally quiet and lacking in special feature and
with prices remaining practically where they
stood yesterday. In tin and copper there con-
tinues considerable selling pressure and. conse-
quently, a weak undertone. For lead moderate
inquiry reported. with buyers willing TO pay
the prevailing quotation. Spelter ruled dull and
more or less nominal. The continued scarcity
of iron keeps that metal very steady in under
tone and there is a ready market for all avail
able supplies. Standard copper closed at sl1
nominal, lake at 81. 50G11s0, electrolytic at
S1l 55Mll65 and casting at N155q11.e5. Tin
closed at s26G26 % for spot Lead was quoted
at 81 I21zc for spot and spelter - so nominal
ST. LOUIS Nov. s-Metals quiet. Lead firm
at 81 Spelter dull at Sis.
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INDIANAPOLIS a MARTISsvILLE
RAPID TRANSIT 60.

For Mooresville and intermediate points cars
Will leave Kentucky avenue ani Washington
street at $50 a. and every hou- thereafter 10
and including $50 p. m, after which time car
will leave at $40 and lll5.
car leaves Mooresville at a. I'M and every
hour thereafter TO and including : p m. after
which time a car will leave at 10 O'Clock.
The a. IN. car leaving MOoresvikle reaches the
Union station Indianapolis In time TO connect
with Sunday morning excursions o.. all railroads.
Hourly service 10 Brooklyn.
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fNTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNIGN TRACTION co. OF INDIANA.
Tim Table Effective May s23, 1902.
statioa, Magnolia Block, Capitol and
Kep.ucky Avenues.

For Anderson. Muncie. Marion. Alexandria and
intermediate stations. Leave AIS a m and each
hour thereafter until 9l5 p. m and jas y. m
Limitci trains for Anderson and Euncie. Leave
s a. m, IL a. m, p m. and p m. arriving
Andersen in one hour and twenty-five minutes
and MUAcie in two hours. II a. M and p. m
trains snake direct connections AT Anderson
with linsited trains for Elwood.
Combination passenger and express car VIII
leave Kentucky avenue station at 5;t5 a. m
Fxpre.s cars leave Indianap polls station corner
Kentucky and South Capitol avenues, FOR Muncie
and Anderson at $50 a. m. and 2:3o p m Morn
ING ear makes direct connection with express
car for Elwood Marion and Alexandria. Perish
able goods received from TO $50 4. IN. Tor this
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
but steady; winter patents, S3.40Q350; straights,
g 10@3.SO; spring patents 81. 40al3.70: straghts
81 soga 20 a,a-l bakers, s 2zSgz75 Wheat.No;
Tic. Corn-No. 2, 54c: No. yellow, Sc Oats
No. 2. 2slec; No. white. 35c; No. 3 white s0s49
SAC. No. rye, 49c Barley-Good feeding, s6d
ssc: fair to choice. $4,000. Flaxseed-No. l.
ILL., No. ] Northwestern, s1.22. Prime timothy
seed, $3.50. Clover-Contract grade, sl0.75. Mess
pork. per brl. s16.S7l2d17. Lard. per 100 lbs
81. 1oalI 121z Short rib sides qoose). SIC. Esq
Short clear sides (boxed). s9.75Q10. Whisky
BASIS OF high wines, Sl32.
Receipts-Flour, "a, 800 brls; wheat, 299, 600 bu
corn 1884, 800 bu; oats, Sss.400 bu rye, 1850 Blu;
barley los 800 blu. Shipments-F1our "a. 600 brls
wheat So blu; corn. 24i 500 bu oats, I56 400 blu
rye, IL, 900 bu; barley, 100 bu-