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AT NEW YORK.
Ffrmer Tone in Grains, Flour Re-
naming straightforward List Firm.

Ffrmer Tone in Grains, Flour Re
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-F1our-Receipts. H.
900 brls: exports, LOIS brls: dull but steady:
winter patents, s3.6OQ3.90; winter straights,
So 45d3.55; Minneapolis patents, $3.9O44.l5;
winter extras, $2.sO9310; Minneapolis
bakers, S. 2O63.35; winter low grades, $2656
$3.50 Rye flour steady; fair to good. 5000
$40; choice to fancy, $3.o0Q3.55. Buckwheat
flour quiet at s2.3o13.35, spot and to arrive.
Corn meal quiet; yellow Western, s1.24; city,
1922; Brandywine. $S.4oQS.55. Rye steady;
No. 2 Western, 5Sc f. o. b. afioat: No. 2
54d541sc track; state, 54Q541s, C. L. +. New
York Barley dull: Feeding, 39Q40c C. /. f.
Buffalo; mailing. $4,000 C. t. f. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts, 51,e75 bu exports, IT,
O55 bu. Spot steady; No. 2 red, 791ac elevator,
1850 f. o. b. af1oat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
$3.50 f. o. b. afioat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba,
S4lsc f. o. b. afioat. Options were quiet, but
generally firm most of the session, reflect
ing higher cables, reported freezing Of the
Danube, some talk Of winter wheat dam
age In the Southwest by cold weather. and
&c net higher: May. 792s@79 GIG, closed at
1850: December. S0AdS019c, closed at S03sc
Corn-Receipts. $1,000 bu; exports, $40 bu
Spot steady; No. 2, 64c elevator, 64c T. O. b.
afioat: No. 2 yellow. &c; No. white, &C.
Options were steadier. but very quiet, the
bull impulse being wheat firmness. light
contract arrivals and moderate covering;
closed steady, with December up CSC and
May unchanged: January closed at SAC;
May, 4S2sQ4S 7-16. closed al 4Sssc; December,
6la@6lhe, closed at SlAc:
Spot steady; No. 2, 363sc: standard white,
S11sGS7S4c; No. 8, S57sc: No. white. 371z6D
S7Ac; No: white, S7@3714c;. track white.
37G42c Options dull and fairly steady:
May. S7ihe. closed at S714c; December
closed at 3S1Lc.
Hay quiet; shipping, 55a7Oc; good to
Hops firm; State. common to choice, 1902,
29d3Sc; 1901, 2iG2Sc; old. 7G121zc; Pacific
coast. 1902. 26d32c: 1901. 23d27c: old. 7d121hc.
California. p 10 % lbs. 19c; Texas dry, "a to
so lbs. lie. Leather steady: acid. 24G25l1c.
Beef dull; family. s16m1s; mess. S1050d11;
beef hams, s2o5oQ22; packet. sl4ql6; city
$780, picked hams, s1l75G712. Lard easy
Western steamed. s11.3O: refined easy: con-
tinental. s1150; South American. ST. 10; COM
d19: short-cear. s2l@23; mess. s1Sd1S.50
Tallow quiet; city. &c; country. 61t@essc.
Cotton-seed oil steady; prime crude NOM
inal; prime yellow. 36d36lsc.
Rice firm; domestic. fair to extra. 40
sac; Japan, 4s4d5Ec, nominal. Molasses
frmer; New Orleans open kettle, good to
choice. 30n40c. Peanuts steady; fancy hand
picked 4s4G5c: other domestic, 3A65Ac
Cabbage steady: domestic, per 100, white,
s1.5062.50; red. 81. 5oeI3.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet
Sugar-Raw firm: molasses sugar, SLIGO
sac; refined firm; No. s. 4.45c; No. Z. ACC:
4.2Oc; No. L.. 4.15c; No Is. 41Oc; No. ia, 4o5c:
| confectioners' A, 4.70c; mold A, 510c; cut
loaf. 5.45c; crushed, 5.45c; powdered 495c:
graduated. 4S5c: cubes. 5.10c.
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clears. $3.50 Bacon quiet; boxed extra shorts.
sioso; clear ribs. $3.50; short clears, sli. Re
10000 bu; oats. 5000 blu. Shipments-Flour.
1000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. s.-wheat-spot firm No.
Western winter. IS lcd: No: northern spring.
quiet; American mixed IS AID. F1our-st: Louis
aec coss 9a rm at Beef ssrons
extra India mess. lbs. Pork strong: prime mess
Western SIS Hams-short cut. Il TO Is lbs
lbs. quiet SIS Cd short ribs ls to "a lbs, quiet
at 54s; long clear middles light. Is to "a lbs.
q b at S Sis al onf s sear cear ssR Z to
lbs. quiet at SIS; clear bellies II to Is lbs, quiet
sss Mestefn in 10 rm at
SOS; American refined in pals. firm at Cos cd:
steady at 2Ss. Cd; Australian. in London. firm at
BALTIMORE. Dec s-F1our dull and
Whsat SPOT and ,T s asked
steamer. NO red siasc Southern By sample
y sho, $50 SSut5sT1 on grade Tesr s2@
5slso; January 4sSz@lssc; February. lsais&c;
March SIS; steamer mixed Sl&@s2c; south T,n
No. white, s7Gs7lsc; No. Z mixed. s5lzqssc. Rye
dull and easy; No. 2. 55Q55Ac; No western
longberry. 7ic; No. red and longberry, &c
e SE 6 hSr
$3.50 per bu. Hay-Choice. in car lots. on track,
ss; clover sl0a1i straw: $50 .o Clean ginseng ing
Northern potatoes, SsaSOc per bu. onions. s2q
rs per brl. New cabbage, 60c per brl. Pep
pers, 81 per crate.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 6.-C1ose: Wheat-De-
cember, 63hc; May. e9hc; cash. No hard, 6Sc;
No g. SSaS5lsc: No; red, &C; No 8. Coo Corn
mixed 4Oac; No. white, 4Olt@46Nc; No; 3: ssasc.
Oats-No. white. 33i4G34c; No. mixed. S2M3Sc
Rye-No. 2 45@4ec. Hay-Choice timothy, Slo-'o
OIL; prairie, SO. Receipts of wheat. "a cars.
TOLEDO. Dec G-Wheat dull and unchanged
cash, 761kc; December 761zc; May, 7slac Corn
dull and steady; December. 4iS4c; May, 431zc;
July. 42Hc:.. Oats dull and unchanged: Deem
Der. 321zc; May, 33lzc. Rye-No. 2, 5l13c. Clover
seed dull and higher: January, ss.72h; March
Sc. Is: prime timothy. H.75 prime alsike' 30
CINCINNATI. Dec 6.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm: No; red. 77a77Ae; Corn firmer; No; 3
mixed, Acc. Oats firm; No. mixed, 34c Rye
frmer; No. 2. 53c Lard steady at SIC. S71s. Bulk
Whisky steady at 1872. Sugar steady.
DULUTH, Dec, s.-wheat-Cash. No: 1 hard;
TIC; No. northern, CSC. To arrive, No
northern December. Tic: May. 74lec. Oats-De-
cember, 3111c; May, 33c; on track and to arrive
32c.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. s:-wheat-peeember'
12kc; May, a3Ac: on track, No. hard, i4rzc; NO
/ northern. 73Ac; No. northern. 72lsc.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Dec 6.-Petroleum firm: refined
New York s. csc: Philadelphia and Baltimore, &c.
Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk. O. 45c
Rosin steady; strained common to good. $1.75Q
LIZ. Spirits turpentine quiet at 5Sd53lac.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 6.-The price of crude oil
was advanced SC again to-day, making North
Lime slO9 South Lima and Indiana. Sl04. Ii Is
expected that the price will to s125 for Ohio
oil.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 6.-Turpentine firm at soc.
Rosin firm; A b, C, d. $40; E, 81 As; F, $3.50;
G. sis5; II. slso; 1. SOS; K. s2.55; NJ, 50; N.
$3.50; window glass, s3.75; water white, s4l5.
OIL CITY Dec. e.-Credit balances. $1.4s: GER
tifcates no sales Shipments, no, 066 brls; aver
age, l5s 43 brs runs. 69,O7l brls; average. S64l4
brls
WILMINGTON Dec. 6-Spirits OF turpentine
steady at 49Isc Rosn firm at s1.30G1.35. Crude
turpentine firm at s1.75 to &c. Tar firm at $50.
MONTPELIER, Dec. 6.-Crude petroleum
diana $104.
CHARLESTON, Dec. s.-Turpentine and rosin
UNCHANGED.
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GRAINS ARE IRREGULAR
WHEAT CLOSES AT A SMALL LOSS
WITH CORN UNCHANGED.
Oats Are Firm and Higher and Hog
Products Lower-Latter Market
without Special Feature.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-The grain and provi-
sion markets were again rather dull to-
day. and wheat, after ruling firm most of
the day, weakened, the close on May being
&c lower. Corn closed unchanged and oats
were nc higher. January provisions closed
from 1OQ1215c to 15c lower.
Higher cables impaired strength to wheat
at the opening and the advance was well
maintained the greater part of the day,
but liquidation by a prominent long
weakness developed late in the day, and the
close a trife under yesterdays final
figures. The strength Of foreign markets
was a noticeable feature. the cause being
attributed to the closing Of navigation on
the Danube. which shut off the shipments
from Roumania. Buying for Northwestern
account was somewhat of a feature, and
a good demand also was a strengthening
feature. The volume of business was small.
May opened 1sGAc higher at 7519@75ssc and
after selling off to 75ssc early there was a
rally, but toward the end of the session
another break occurred, the price dropping
to 751sc. The close was sc lower at 75Ac.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to $4,000 blu. Primary receipts were $4,000
blu, against 929, 800 bu a year ago. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts Of S2S
cars, which, with local receipts of 81 cars,
two of contract grade. made a total Of ss5
cars. against 1.1O7 last week and 764 year
ago.
Corn ruled dull the fear of manipulation
in the December option OBTAINING traders
from doing much December was strong at
the opening, but realizing sales carried
values down and in sympathy with the
| late weakness In wheat, the close was
easier, while May was unchanged at 1870
1890, after selling between 1850 and 1880
4312c. Receipts were III cars, eight Of con-
| tract grade.
There a more active demand for
| oats, commission and cash houses being
| the principal buyers. Offerings were linn
| tied, however, and the market had firm
| tone, the close being strong and nc higher
| on May at 32Ac. The range on that option
| for the day between 321zQ32sc and
| 327sc. Receipts were ISL cars.
Provisions were weaker, general liquda-
| ton all along the line being responsible for
| the weaker feexng. Trading was only
| moderate and without any special features.
| January pork closed 15c lower, at $3.50:
| lard was down 15c at 1915, and ribs 100
| 121ac lower, at $S25dS.2 71a
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
| 80 cars; corn, lbs; oats, 205; hogs, $4,000
head.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis. Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Placea.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6.-Flour firm: red winter
patents. s3.30G35o: extra fancy and straghts. $50
325; clear S2S5n2s5. Wheat easy: No. 2 red
cash, elevator nominal; track. 70G7lIec; Decem-
Der. Csc: MAY, 74isc; No hard. 6sQ7lc. Corn
lower; No. cash, 45c; track. 45c; December
l5Ec May. sssc. Oats strong; No cash, 32isc;
track s3,sc: December. s1%c May. &c: No. 2
jobbing standard mess si755. Lard lower
at 1870. Timothy seed steady at $500
NAL; sacked east track. ss7s1c- Hay strong
timothy. sIeai5; prairie slc91I. Whisky steady
az l-l6c Hemp twine. &c. Dry salt meats quiet:
boxed extrs: shorts sl25: clear ribs. s.: short
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows Flour steady;
winter patents, S3.4Oa3.5O; straights. s310q3.30:
bakers, 81 25@2.70. Wheat-No. spring. 74is@
75Ac; No 3, 70972c; No. red, 74c. Corn-No. 2,
No. 3 white s2q95c. No. rye. 4sQ5Oc. Barley
Good feeding, 36139c; fair to choice mating, 469
&c. Flaxseed-No. l. $1.H; No. l Northwestern.
s1.20. Prime timothy seed. s3.e5. Clover-Con-
tract grade, s10.S5. Mess pork, per brl, $1675.
Lard. per 100 lbs, sl0.75. Short rib sides 0oose),
So 5OG9. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), sS.S71ad9.
Short clear sides (boxed), ss-75q9 Whisky
Basis of high wines, 81. 30.
Receipts-Flour, 300 brls; wheat $500 bu:
corn. 124. 300 bu; oats 277000 bu rye II. 600 blu;
barley, 81, 900 blu. Shipments-Flour. 49, 200 brls;
wheat &C. 500 bu corn 2s, 200 Blu; oats, 453 800 bu;
rye. 1000 bu; harley. 800 blu.
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Sales

Sheep-Receipts, 300 shipments. 200. The re-
ceipts OF sheep and lambs this week have been
considerably above the average, showing in
crease nearly 1850 over last week. 200 over the
week year ago and 1900 over the CORE
spending week two years ago. Thus far this
year the receipts %, 900 smaller than the
same time last year, and there is very little diff
ference in the receipts thus far this month COM
pared with the same time year ago. With the
supplies just about large enough to meet the re-
ouiTements OF all buyers, there has been a good,
active market throughout the week and rather
arm prices have been maintained for all fat
stock Occasionally sales were shade higher.
but in nearly all cases the Improvement was due
principally to better quality On account Of
the small supplies early in the week shippers
were not much In evidence. but they were rather
free BUYERS later IN the week, when the supplies
were larger The highest sales this week were
So % for lambs 1915 for yearlng sheep and s.. 50
for old sheep. The receipts to-day were larger
than usual a, this time In the week and show
an increase last Saturday and year ago.
The market opened with only a fair demand
from local sources. but shippers were In the
market and bought the supply at prices practi-
caIly the same as yesterday. II is possible how
ever that the tendency shade easier. but,
of course, this Is expected on Saturday. Lambs
sold as high s.. quite number at 80. and
other Gales ranged from So to A.25. The top
price for sheep Sc 30. and cus to decent
Srov. m Quotations.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Original-Levi Hoover. Majenica IS: John S.
Pratt. Hanna. So William w. May State SOL
vile, s..
Increase. Reissue. etc.-Frank Muriett Craw-
Iordsylile. $40: John M Goodwin. INDIANAPOLIS.
~; William r. Bortsfeld. Selma. So: Frederick
Butt, Syracuse, slI; William II. Peel Lynn s..
MicaJan Peyton. Terre Haute Sl2: John w Bur
nett. Sullivan. sl7: Lewis Schiandrof Fort
wayne. slo Henry Ullery. Logansport IS VII
nam X Acainson tdead). Saline City, SEQ
WIDOWS, Minors and Dependent Relatives
Mary Bryan. New Lebanon, So: Annie Muir
pny, indianapolis. sl2; Mary J. Lytle Wabash.
sz: Mary s. Cowlam. Fort Wayne IS: Nan. =
Adamson. Saline City. So.
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Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers1

Young turkeys, lie; hens. &c; cocks, &c: Young
ducks, Sc; geese. 81. 20 per doz; springs, &C.
Game-Rabhits. s1.25Ql40 per doz: Mallard
ducks, $3.50 per doz-
Cheese-New York full cream. 1S914c; Swiss.
17c: brick, 14c; limburger 13c.
Butter-Choice roll. l5c per ID: country but
ter 15c-
Eggs-Firm at 23c per doz.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, 25c for dark
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per lb prime duck
20c per Id.
Wool-Merchantable medium, Ice: bury and
uuu1erchantable, 345c less: grades. I5c.
fine merino. 13Ql5c; tub-washed 25G2Sc.
HIDES. TALLoW. ETC.
Csreen-salted Hides-No. 1. SIC; No 2 TIC.
No j calf, 1Oc; No. calf. Sc
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N1etalh.

perienced in all metals to-day, the prices show
ing no quotable change. Tin maintained steady
undertone spot closing at $24.7sQ2i. 81. Copper
was more or less nominal and very dull Standard
quoted at $40 IS: lake l eleetrolytIe and
was steady and spot prices remained at Al2hs.
Spelter showed declining tendency, closing easy
and nominal at $50 for spot Iron nominal out
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. s-Lead steady at "a. spelter
lower at $460.
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-Representative Sales-steers

Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments, 5000 Com
crease of little less than Is, 900 compared with
last week and decrease Of over 10 600 COM
Increase of over 5000 compared with the corre-
spending week two years ago. Thus far this
far this month almost a,lOo larger than the
same time year ago. For the week ending yes
terday the leading local packers bought a total
of Is 7ls. against 20. 500 the preceding week and
45,iS2 the week year ago. During the same
period the shipments were p. ,6l. against 7.o25
ne ear sS ss ne @ the
been quite satisfactory to the selling side There
was some nuctuation in prices at the beginning
@1oc lower, but about the middle of the week
the market braced up some and later gain of
close of the week there was slight reaction in
values, but the average was right around &c
of the market this has been the excellent
shipping g demand shippers have been very
gate their purchases this week are the largest
since the week ending june II, 1888 Local pack
pay higher prices. but they did not have their
n the ars s Of the
price obtained this week was 1855. and the low
est top price. s6.45. The quality of the current
cases excellent. The receipts to-day were 2 500
smaller than week ago and barely half as
the supply was good. being around 5000. The
market opened with practically all buyers repre-
sented but the demand was not quite as urgent
yesterday morning and it took little
time to establish a basis for operations Finally.
however the supply was changing hands slowly,
and subsequently the market became rather
tive. 1t seemed that buyers were favoring the
good-weight hogs. and. for the most part, they
sold at nearly yesterdays prices, but lighter
grades, in most cases. were reported &c lower,
and occasionally II was believed that prices were
| loc lower than the best time yesterday: The de.
mand, 1t appears, was very well supplied of
the early arrivals, and IL more difficult to
sell several loads that came in late, but indca-
lions favored a good clearance. Sales ranged
from Sc TO se.521a, and the bulk of the supply
sold at Sc. loaf. 80. Quotations:
Good TO choice medium to heavy. Sc. 20CI6. 52h
Mixed and heavy packing. ............ 6. OOGl6 35
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO. OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May %, 1902.
Station, Magnolia Block, Capitol and
Kentucky Avenues.

For Anderson. Muncie. Marion, Alexandria and
intermediate stations. Leaves AIS a. m. and
each hour thereafter until 9i5 p. m. and HIS
d m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie.
Leave a. m, IL a. m. p. m. and D. m,
arriving Anderson in hour and twenty-five
minutes. and Muncie in hours a N
and %. m. trains make direct connections at
Anderson with limited trains for Elwood.
Combination passenger and Will
leave Kentucky-avenue station a Sis a m
Express cars leave Indianapolis station, corner
Kentucky and South Capitol avenues. for Muncie
and Anderson at $50 a. m. and 2;3o y. m Morn
ing car makes direct connection with express
car for Elwood, Marion and Alexandria. Per-
ishable goods received from to $50 a. m. for
@r,so
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CThs quotations given below are the selling
Candies and Nuts.
csndfes-stick. &c per 10; common mixed. &c:
grocer ,ream mixed. 10Giic: old1time n1ixet; &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. almonds. 1Sa20c; EnSI;Sb
~alnuts. 124lic. Brazil nuts. 10c; ilberts ilI.c.
peanuts. roasted. 7qSc; mixed nuts I2c. 1N
Coal and Coke.
Retall Prices)
.,nraeite IS; Pittsourg. IS; Ranawba *
,.aEson- S. 80: smokeless, lump, s.; Brazil blocS
Ss. Green county. lump. 81; Raymond IS: Cor.
neiisSrss coke, nc 6u s425 per 3 b,I per %
pI. IS: second-grade Indiana lump. s325 Rssss
zSc Pa c ner ton extra second floor or carries IL Se,
laIisy. from wagon. 2Sc extra by wheelbarrow
chute basket
Alcohol s ssa Soc S sIa%
&C, 5SfI65c; copperas, BIZ. 55c: cream tart.
I pare. indIsS Se; hheOrise cslsb
gsdnrnnine p. w. per o. 81 25gs2 so; OIL berra
mot per To- ~ sSsSc. bsissm coDa, 3Sanne p
4 castile. FIR. l5gIsS; soda bicarb. SSssSe
salts rsgoc; turpentne. 5Sq6Oc; gIycerine SAT-
peter, ,o5ide potassium. s245q2. so: bromiSs io,1
tassum ochonida, S5g4Oc; carboiic acid aoSax
s9-S,s muir. si.5S0i.'S
sprng pa' Straight grade sso fan %9eas rp pat
en-: low grade. $50; graham nour. ,s75.
Dry Goods.
- Observation-Disclosures l. IL.
Bleaehee e. SIC. Cabot. 6%c; Capitol berke-
ley. 10 Se. Dwight Anchor. Sc: Frui,S Sum-
beriano.- Farwell. &c: FitchviIle sS OF the
Loom, 'siSc. Gilt Edge. 5!zc Gilded Fun
Width. Hone 7c Linwood. &c; Lonsdaise, SC:
HILL &c, -: Pepperell Sd, 1sc: Pepne-aSS; l.c:
Lsa0oSuSi r oscogsir. 3D. ise: Androscossin 49, 40
2lc. sneet.ngs-Atlantic A. snc.
Browa g 45zc; Bucks Head, &c: cArsyle.
5Acs Ssee dwight star, &c; Great Fails Sriisie
40-inen' ~ j &c; Hill Fine. &c; Indis.I e. 52c;
Grea; = ane,eu X SAC. Pepperell i0-s "a Head
sac fSkl a. I7c; Androscoggin, TO- ttSSS' An
drosees allen dress styles. &C; Allen I's -,
Prints Sc: American indigo ALL, 4hc;
Allen osn d. sIsc: Arnold Lie, &c arnold
long eiotn hamilton fancy SC: MerIi,o. Socheco
fancy S ri ss-e Pacific fancy Sc: simbpennnk!s
and pnss sszc: simpsons Berlin solid s'
nsou,-s oil finish. &C; American shlrtin1 nc:
sSiacE white, sc; syaSs' Sac. ~
F-io slsser s5.c: Genesee. SIC. en'
S7zs. ,S,,n~s.A uoskeag AGA. I0hc; Commence
IiSS 1sltr. Cords 49, if11c; Cords r 1ttlI
b. ICE. Iiisc: Hamilton awnings a.. a. e.,
So Ioas nov f4c: Lenox fancy. 1sc; Methuen a a
n,ono 0.klaud Az. &C. Portsmouth III<c. So
s ma IzIzc: Shetucket sW. Sc: shetuckef n
So ss,.ssbma nam NC: AmOsksas dr...
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NEW YORK, Dec. e.-Poultry-Alive, nominal;
dressed steady; Western chickens, 12413lac;
Western fowls 11d121zc; western turkeys lSgloc'
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6-Hens, 10c per Id;
dressed hens ,2G13c spring chickens. l0c; tur-
keys, 1Oc; dressed turkeys. 12q13c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6-Poultry quiet; chickens,
&c: springs. sG1Oc; turkeys. 1oqllc; ducks. H1sc;
geese, Size
BOSTON, Dec. 6.-ISpecial ]-Poultry frm;
fowls 1Sc; springs, HQ15c; turkeys. 17c
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Dressed poultry steady;
turkeys, 11Q13c; chickens. 1o11Q1l1zc
CINCINNATI. Dec. 6.-Poultry quiet; hens. 10c;
springs, 1OQl2c; turkeys, 1Oc.
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When a Woman Is Happie.t.
Leslie's Weekly.

Lady Arabella Ramily discusses. In an
English magazine. the auestion .sxvhat IS
the happiest period OF woman's nfe?'
She says: Must not woman wait till
her HE Is nearly over before she can an
swer that question truthfully? For 10 each
woman. married or maid. the idea OF happi-
ness must diner according TO her tempera-
ment or estate. But In summing up many
memories. married. I think that the hap
piest period OF woman's life Is the time
when she has q nursery fun of little chll-
dren-the baby years."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-07
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET AT PRICES SHADE
EASIER THAN THOSE OF FRIDAY.
Hogs Fairly Active and About Five
Cents Lower-Sheep Steady-C0n-
dftfOn of Other Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS,

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS
Dec. 6.-Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments, 100.
There has been Good OF cattle this week.
the receipts being nearly 2. 700 larger than last
week, only little smaller than the same week
a year ago and almost 1.7oO larger than the
responding week two years ago. The receipts
thus far this year are a little over 1900 larger
than the time last year. and the receipts
this far this month nearly 1850 larger than
the same period a year ago. The market this
week opened with weaker tendency. which
the result OF liberal receipts and lower prices
elsewhere. The first half of the week prices of
steers suffered a decline of nearly lO@15c in the
average compared with the close of last week.
and female butcher cattle also show some change.
Later in the week. however, with material i'm
provement in the demand from outside sources
the market began and the early
in prices was soon regained. There was
continued active demand from outside sources
and with the requirements of local dealers about
the normal the market at the extreme close
OF the week was very strong, and so far the
fat steers were concerned 10q15c higher than the
close of last week. Good female butcher cattle
did not show further improvement and the
market for unfinished stock. that is, class
hardly fat enough for butchers was rather slow
and weak. There has been a steady demand for
the best feeding cattle throughout the week,
and steady to firm prices have been realized, but
common stockers moved rather slowly, and 1t
was difficult to keep prices in their former posi-
tion The highest sales this week were s.. 80 for
steers $3.50 for heifers s4.25 for cows $4.25 for
bulls and S.25 for calves. The receipts to-day
were fully as large as the average at this time
in the week, but of course there was not a
complete variety represented. The market felt
the loss OF the good shipping demand that has
characterized the trade several days, and
local buyers Were rather inclined want their
supplies at lower prices. OF statesmen
hardly expected any better market to-day than
they usually have on Saturday, and therefore
they were inclined to consider all bids The
trading was a little quiet, but finally most of
the offerings found an outlet at just a shade
easier prices than yesterday. Representative
sales Indicate the class OF stock on the market.
Quotations.