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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

turnt Su baben. Oa6ei fab man bon
Der alten 6prm bes Ipgen. Iiesentur=
mems gar balb ab nnb pGblte bas BON
'Qiun idon 1868 empfoblene p~gersgelte
&iirturnen". Wsrben beim Rieseriz
turnen a. 9. adt peri6iebene llebuns
gen BON sebn Monn seturnt, 70 iiebt
Der lernbegierige 3uidauer 5par 80
uebun9en. oapOn finp aber 3ebn ims
mer sleih. 4nbsrs 1T ss beim 9erei
eelten &iirturnen. Sier fiibren bie@
Ielben sebn Mann pieaeidt aud 80
llebunsen aus, aber iebsr turnt a6t
psri9iebsne Tormsn. Ollie llsbunsen
ersdnSen ii6 unb bebingen chamber,
fiigen ii9 inter ipa6ienber Sdpie<
rigfeit gum 8aui. ben bic fdpisrisiten
9ipfsliibunesn Der beiten Burner
tr0nsn. 9as 9anas rest ben Bt>
ihduer an uno bietet ibm, IdneneauFz
fafung puraussefebt, in slei9er 3eit
fpie bic eritaenannte 4rt bas 3ebnfas
DIE an 6ormen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
Sn Ser 6 OGGettur.

i. DieIes Spiel, oas Semitic 2otto. b.
3. @ol'piel ndnnte, purbe uom 8olte
nit arpbem 8eifdue begriibt unb nit
Ietoeni6aFtliGsr 8orliebe betrisben,
trobbem es auf elmer gere6Runs bas
firte, peIde benz 2pttpbalter ale Dor
tbfiIe Ii9erte. @r bate, ou 85 Nums
mern Rieten paren, DOT allen Ihon
BON ~pornberein bic @epiBbsit. ale auf
bic nidt gsSosenen Rummsrn eeiebten
9elbbetrGge einSubeimien, uno aud
ionIt tparen nab Der WabrI6einlifz
feits6ere6nuna feline @spinnitausIi6z
ten a6tse6nmdl better. als bic oes
I~pie(enben Yublitums. l~leberbaupt
ma feline poIition unangreifbar.
SeIbit Der p%sripegenite, nit Wiilionen
arbeitenbe Spieler tunnte linn nidts
dnbubsn. 9enn um 3, .. cine Mette
ouf apei 3abten, iugen mir oas
Nmbo 2. 50 obsr 81. 80, Iidsr 3u ess
tpinnen, mubteR idmmtIide 80 Runz
mern in 9stradt gesogen uno aus
bsnIel6en ale mDeIi6en amben gebil>
bet neroen. 9a ss nun nud Der Goms
bin~utipnslebrs nidt tueniger ais 40O5
folder .amben 9ibt, 10 DGrsn e6enio
piele @infGbe in bds 2otiu n0tbis &c.
tpeIen, unb Sebermann, Der az 6isIem
3psds pro @mbo 10 Gents aufgepens
set bate. piirbe fomit i'm @anSsn
$4,000 fsnStGiot bG6sn. INN fid sjnen
gepinn BON $24o gu idern. nit
on5eren @orten. Elm ginias ron
$4O0.50 fir bic ~eotto bi @enopa"
unb 6.ute ned %beitebenosn 3%a9Isnlot.
los cine Ginna6ms BON $165.50. Bel
einsm @inlube ppn 20 Gents pro
Qmbo perboppelt Ii6 natirIi4 iiGsrer
@eipinn uno 8erluit.
ROD IGlimmsr ituno pnO fs9t pie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
@rdtf6e am DoppeIpferb.

9alb aefpdnner bic einfd6en 3uz
Ia~mmentiinfte in Ma9beburg einen
IslGen Ruf in Seutfdlano, bab fi6
po6l spanSig Gbnlids 9ereinigungsn
an dnberen Orten bilbeten. pGbreno
fi6 turner aus Sumburg. Bremen.
Stettin, 8resldu, Dresden unb pras
ais @dfe pieberbolt in Masoeburs
Gef6eiliaten. &iirsli9 funb bas Eur
men Der 8ereiniauns in Riidfidt an
i6r 25iGbriees 9eiteben gum eriten
Wtal in feisrlider Weife Dor s%elaoenen
@Giten im@ireus su Masbsburs ftatt.
Bon ben tlebunesn. bic Oielfd6 an als
IammengeItellten 8erat6en geturEt
ipurter, Seissnf uniere a%bbilOunesn
sinioe bemertsnspertbe uHo eisendrtis
&c 9siitungen Observation-Disclosures
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
aus .altn 5eit.

Sn bieftm Sommer fon bas ate
5aas our Sreib am Observation-Disclosures
feiner 8aufdaigteit pesen abserifen
tuerbeR. Sin gut Stiid i4tpei5erif9er
9eidi4te unb Gultursei4idte gebt nit
bieiem alien Solsbau. beHen 4rAitets
tur aud tiinftlerif9 Don bobem Wertbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
-Mihfin Gis. Wibt nobr

-Rtdtig. Sic: .Tidt pabr,
liebss Mdnn6en. i'd BARI ndtbItens
ans Mser2" Gr: aaber liebes ainb,
i6 babe bod cine Sausfrau unb nidt
Elm Meerpeib9en sebeiratbet!"
= r& uBbGno9en." q: Isle
baben ia Elm gang 5srI9unbenes Sc
idt!" 3: ga. pihen sic. meme
6rau bat mir iooieI 8nBbdnofen 5us
asfporfeni"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

Bon Sans Saibe.

9es @aters llbr madt tidestdd
On 9retdens tleinem Shr,
llnb fr0bIi9 ludt bas luffge Ding. -
@s tOmmt ibm f4nurrig Dor.
Sidstad ma9t's aud in Deiner 8ruT
unb po9t bort bin unb Der.
Sn Sreub' unb S4mera. in 2etb uni
Cuff
Pp9t es balb leidt, balb fdtper.
limb tparte = mann Oh grDber biit-
Damn l4lei9t duf leiism Shub
Sreuuo @mor Dir in's Ser3 binein =
limb nimmer bat es Rub'.
8is aft Oh porben Diff unb Nib =.
Damn fummt Der Senienmann.
0ridt fahte ouf 0ein 4ugenlib
nnb bait bas nbrtpert an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

9as fast Niles: @srebs
rer: sa6, GrGuletn @rna, bon Deg
@r0be meiner aiebe f0nnen sic Ii6
gar ieine 9orItelung md6en." Grna:
bod, 9dpa bat ii6 mad SbreH 9er-
bGltnihen senauer ertnnoist!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
@ersseltes &hrtarnelt.

Der sroBe @uH9puns, ben bas
belti9s Surnen na6 benz &rtese BON
1870 Bis 1871 nabm. GuBerte iid aud
in benz Streben nab 0erfeinerung
unb @erfa5nerung Der b~eItebtnoen
llebunssformen, ndd grbObuns ibrer
S9pieriafeit un6 mad funitboller
unb ssididter 4norbnung Der Sbeile
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
Scr groscB @HfOlino.

Giuen ipertbpolIen 8sitrdg sur
8oltspfb9ologie bietet Der bds aase>
meme SntereHe in Stalien in 9lnipru9
.nebmenoe srpBe proseB bes 8rigantsn
MuIolino, Der se%senpdrtis In 2ucea
uerbanoeIt pirb. MufOlinO, Der f9on
bur9 bic grt unb Weiie, lpie er inns
mer pieber Dem Qrme bes @eiebes 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
@inqbtGoOpb E..

.0u ItubirIt nun i'm 26. SemeIter,
Ou mubt bod nun enolid genug se'
lernt babeni@
rSu, Yapa, 6ds lit iunoerbur, man
lsrnt eben niemals dus!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

lit. gu @runbe. Ods Saus our Sreib
1T sesenpGrtis iiber 600 Sabre alt; in
friiberen 3eiten biente es ben @eianbs
ten Der brei llrtantone 1ri, S6pps
unb llnterpalben our abbaltuns ibrer
Notwithstanding. Der t~iinitles
ride S4mud bes 9auies, bic 9olSs
idnibereien. iperben Sfpeifellos erbaI>
ten blsiben unb in einsm Muieum un-
tersebradt fperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

sntgeben pubte. Der !Selb bss nieoersn
Bottles seipeisn mar, lit jebt, mo er als
8efungepsr ben MGrtnrsr ipielt, bes
Bottles Ibsott geporben unb ionnt iib
nit SelbitbepuBtiein in ieiner 9loris.
9eseidnenO isbo4 lit es, bdB DON benz
Muiolinorummel aud bic bObern
Sdidtsn anseitedt perben unb buB
bas SetbitbeprBtfein bes citizen Rdus
berbduptlinss, bas idOn an @rObeas
pabn srenSt. burd bic nebsrtdpGnss
lidteit ereentrifdsr unb bbIteriihsr
miIes nod seiteisert pirb, au6 ben
Beborben barf Der 8orpurf nidf :rs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
Quf Der erhpIunagreif.

@af: .9lbsr Serr 8irtb, bas GIsif@
lit ia ni6t gu genieBen, pie t0nneH
sic es einem Sat porieben lafen2"
Wirtb: ga = mas ioa i6 beHt
f9nit bumit MAIDEN = iol ids pieI'
Iei9t ieIber efen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

Bel 5uIammenseiebten llebunsen. Ods
pedielpoue 9srdtbsturnen erbielt
burd ben i'm pergangsnen Sabr pers
itorbenen Or. 3. 6. 2ion cine 5iae
neuer llebungssruppen unb bilbete
balb fpeit mebr als iebt bic Sauptia9e
i'm adn5en Surnbetrieb. 2ion, Der
Sinner unb Si6ter" in Der Surns
tunit, fanb feline eifrisiten Singer in
Der 1877 eebilbeten WereiniSung bon
8orturnern aus Berlin. Musoeburg
unb 2sipsis. ipoau ipGter Sdnnoper
unb 8rauni9peig famen.
Nebsn Der Intniipfung fRunb=
I6aftli9er 8~esisbunsen selten bic
msiIt i'm 6riibiabr unb iebt reselmdt
Big in Magoeburs ubsebaltenen ges
meinf6aftlifen Surnen alIsin Der ses
senisitisen 6Drberuns in Der Stunt
Der 2eibesiibuneen. 9ier sing es bon
anfdng an nidt nm duBere @brens
ausssidnungen unb preiie. fpnbern
nur nm ben Rubm. redt fGipierige
llebuns.n fd0n unb muitsrgiiltis gss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

.sSIt g pabr, 8Grbel. buB Oh beut'
Photographic %purb.it2"
.Natiirlth, Der Serr bat g'idst, Die
adnoIfaft bGtt' gar feline ReiSe, uIo
td bab' i'd mid binitelen miihen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
u m f9rieben n.

Grsmber Tin elmer 9orfIdeRte tati
&affee GidorienmdiIer betommeno):
rgguber DiHen sic Bonn. bag mir Der
9Oftor ben 8affee perboten hut2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

nWenn man, fpie i'd, iibsran tu
Sduie is, lam man iid psnisitens ME
Uerlaufsn."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-24
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March 22.-Butter-Receipts, 4.2is
packages Market steady: state dairy. Z2Q2sc;
State creamery, 23G30c. creamery held. I136c:
renovated. 1SQ 24isc; factory, Na22c. creamery.
22d24ikc Cheese-Receipts. %. 226 packages. Mar
ket steady; State full creams. small early made.
fancy colored 13Glshc: State full creams. small
early made. fancy white. l3a1sAc; full creams
creams large fall made. fancy white. 12ai2hc
Eggs-Receipts 1882 packages. Market hrmi
State and Pennsylvania, 16izc. Western. at mark
161zc; Southern, at mark. 16al6hc-
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Butter firm; ex-
ira Western creamery, soc; extra nearby prints.
sic. Eggs steady: fresh nearby. l6c; fresh
Western 16c; fresh Southwestern. 16c; fresh
Southern, 15c Cheese quiet; New York full
creams, fancy small. 12Ac; New York full
creams fair TO choice. 101sQ111kc.
BALTIMORE. March Z.-Batter firm and
higher; fancy imitation. 20d22c: fancy creamery.
2ed30c: fancy ladls, 17dlsc; fancy roll is4 zoe .
good roll. 1sQlsc: store packed. 14Q1sc Eggs
firm and higher fresh. Ice. Cheese firm and
unchanged; large, uAQ12c; medium, HAQ12ssc:
small, l2ss4l3c-
CHICAGO March 22.-On the Produce TX
change to-day the butter market easy:
at 1ILG12iLc- Eggs easy; fresh. IKE.
KANSAS CITY, March EGGS steady; at
mark. new. No. .. wildwood cases included.
turned, 12izc
ST. LOUIS. March 22-Butter steady: cream
cry, 21d2Sc; dairy. 1S622c. Eggs steady Ia
LOUISVILLE. March 22.-Butier-Commou aSa
medium. l5al6c per ID; good. Tic. Eggs. lac.
CINCINNATI. March 22.-Eggs steady at 15c.
Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio fat. lie
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-24
PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Relatively Strong Market in the Lead
ing Railroad Issues.
IMeyer & Kiser's Telegram. ]

Meyer & Riser's telegram
NEW YORK. March Pas was ex-
pected the market opened strong. with
fair amount of animation. Speculation
continued to run rather in the railroad
stocks, more especially i'm Union Pacific.
st. Paul and Atchison and to less extent
in Rock Island. The recent advance in this
stock has started all sorts of rumors, one
of which is that there is q short interest
in the stock OF some 10000 to Is. 900 shares
and, inasmuch as the huctuating supply Of
the stock is extremely small. the covering
of this outstanding short interest would
necessarily be followed by a considerable
advance in the price. Although the stock
is not actually cornered. II is so closely
held that IL would not be difficult TO bring
about corner in il. Rather heavy liquida-
ton in Sugar caused q decline in the first
hour. but towards the close the stock rail-
lied easily, the buying being OF good char
acter. Amalgamated Copper was more or
less neglected, but was inclined TO be heavy
The bulk Of the buying seems TO be TO
cover shorts. The bank statement did not
make as good a showing as expected
After the publication Of the statement the
n arket became much quieter and there was
disposition TO take profits. Final quota
tions. although higher than last night were
below the best of the day. Sentiment in
the street is, the whole, bullish.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-24

1870; beef hams. Sls.50d2i: packet, NiQl2:
city extra India mess. sl5.591i9.50. Cut
meats steady picked bellies. S.2509-Z5.
picked shoulders. SGz25; picked hams.
S90o4lO.
Lard steady: Western steam s. -. Refined
steady; continent sl01o: 5. A., $3.50; COM
pound. S75qs.
Pork firm family. Sl6.5Gd17: short clear.
STNA; mess, Sl575d1675.
TallOw duh; city. &C. country, 6i.H6asc.
Cotton-seed oil quiet prime crude nominal.
prime yellow. ga i2izc.
Rice steady; domestic fair 10 extra. ss40
&c. Japan. 4AG5i4c. MolasseS steady.
New Orleans open-kettle. good 20 choice.
34G41c.
Cofiee-Spot Rio duh: No. invoice.
ll-l6c Mild quiet: Cordova safe.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. Sc; CEN
trifugal. IS test. SIC: molasses sugar. 2stc.
Refined unsettled: No. 6. 4.25c. No. Z. also:
No. S. 4.O5c. No. g. &c: No. 10. 3.95c: No. II.
9.90c; No. u. 3.S5c: No. -. 3S0c. No. IL. soc:
standard A. 46oc; confectioners A. Acc.
mold A. s.15c: cut loaf. $500. crushed. 5.3ec:
powdered, 4soc. graduated. 4soc; cubes.
bose.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-24

shows an increase Of about 1900 over last
week. 1.Z50 over the same week year ago
and Is 500 over the corresponding week two
years ago. Thus far this year the receipts
are nearly 400 larger than the same period
last year. There has not been much fuc-
tuation in prices this week, and, in fact,
there is no quotable difference indicated
compared with the close of last week.
There has been about the usual demand
from all sources, but on account OF the
limited supplies shippers were unable TO
buy literally as they might have under
different circumstances. The quality gen.
orally was just fairly satisfactory, and sew
eTal days there was an absence OF the
sort good enough to bring top quotations.
During the week spring lambs sold as high
as $40, the top price for others was $3.50.
and sheep sold high as s.. The receipts
to-day included 500 Western lambs con-
tracted in the country. that averaged SO
pounds and brought S5.25. Aside from this
there were not enough to establish a range
in prices. but generally transactions were
considered steady compared with yester-
day Quotations:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-24

LONDON, March 22.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered l2. 7se bales most
Of which sold TO the home trade and the
continent Prices generally were unchanged. but
crosshreds occasionally fell or slightly The
offerings during the present series have been
l2g 600 bales. or which 400 were Withdrawn
owing TO the frnness Of holders. A fair supply
of Punta Arenas was offered to-day. Fine grades
firm, but low sorts were easier and
farthing lower Next week p 80 bales will be
offered Following are to-days sales IN detail:
New South Wales, 800 bales: secured. sisdQls
Cd: greasy. 5zQlld- Queensland 200 bales.
secured. nda1s Sad. greasy, sasizd Victoria.
s0O bales: greasy. 3H.Ggtzd. West Australia 700
bales: greasy, 5ql0d. Tasmania, . bales:
greasy. 5izG6Ad- New Zealand. $500 bales.
secured. 4dQ1s. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal,
200 bales: secured. Is 81. greasy. 607isd. Punta
Arenas, 3, 800 bales: greasy. 4hasd The ar
rivals FOR the third series Of sales amount 10
81 go bales including 80 900 bales forwarded d.
rect. The imports Of wool during the week were:
New South Wales, 3033 bales. Queensland rs
bales; Victoria. 5fe bales. south Australia.
ga bales: New Zealand. 800 bales: Cane OF
Good Hope and Natal. 7.o2s bales: eiesewhers.
6s2 bales.
ST LOUIS. March G.-Wool quiet; medium
grades l5aTikc: light nne. i2iEGl3hc: heavy
fne f0dIlc: tub washed 1f02fc.
NEW YORK. March 22.-wool steady; domes-
tic fleece, 2sq2sc.
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cal fractions and IndustriaIs.
Chicago Stocks.
rGraneer Farwell & Co.'S wire.l
MONETAR n.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
fngs and Balances.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper. AZ
N6 per cent; time loans, sac per cent
Clearings, 1859. 1860; balances, s1Os 1850.
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at per
cent Prime mercantile paper. 41fQ5 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady; actual bust
ness in bankers bills, A.S712 for demand,
So for sixty days; posted rates. A.Se and
81 ssh: commercial bills. S4S4&G4 $50
Clearings. 1927 81, $50: balances. $7.521, 423.
CHICAGO-Postede exchange. S4s6 for six
ty DAYS. s4SS on demand. New York ex-
change. l0c premium. Clearings, $24, 254, 450;
balances, Si540.52
BOsTON.-Clearings, S21, %. 14s; balances.
H,l74.5l1.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 3d3l2 per
cent Clearings, N.4i9,06S; balances, s., 900 =
COS.
ST. LOUIs.-Money. 41zQ7 per cent. New
York exchange. 3Oc premium. Clearings,
ST. 70S 1855; balances, N,3y21f
BALTIAfORE.-Mon 315d5 per cent.
Clearings, g, 459. S67; balances. 1862. 13S.
CINCINNATI Money, 3iaq5ia per cent
New York exchange. 20a30c discount Clear
ings, s., 633. 300.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-24
AT NEW YORK.
sharp Break in Grains, Flour Also
Showing a Decline.

NEW YORK. March 2-F1our-Receipts.
25.195 brls; exports, 2,224 brls. Market weak
and nominally 5d10c lower Minnesota pat
ents $3.75d3 80; Minnesota bakers. 81 9Od3. q:
winter patents. $3.9Oq4.25; winter straights.
s.. 7563s5; winter extras. S31Oa330; winter
low grades, S2.9Od3.1O. Rye -four dull: fair
to good, S325QS.40; choice to fancy. s8.5Oa
3.75. corn meal quiet; yellow Western, 81 80;
city, s1.28: Brandywwine, S355G3eO. Rye
steady; No. Western, 6344c Z o. b. afoar.
State, 60d61c c. /. (. New York car lots
Barley dull; feeding, 63Q65c C. T. T. New
York: mailing, 6SQ72c C. /. T. New York
Wheat-Rcceipts, 50 $50 bu. Spot weak.
No 2 red. SAC elevator, s624c (. o. b. afloat:
No. ! northern Duluth, S7lzc T. o. b. afloat.
No l hard Manitoba. S51bc T. O. b. agost
Amid considerable excitement wheat suf-
fered a severe break this morning in9u-
enced by a bearish weather map. excessive
liquidation, short selling. lower cables and
stop-loss offerings, prices reaching a new
low level. After a slight rally on exDort
rumors the market closed easy at HfIS.c
net decline. March closed at 7S2.c: Nav 49,
I791s. closed at 7Ss4c; July, 79079skc, closed
at 79lsc
Corn-Receipts 1900 bu: exports. s.Ooo I'm
Spot weak; No ?. 663sc elevator. COLO Z %
b. ahoat. With other markets corn broke
sharply and suffered from active liquidation
and heavy Southwest selling. The market
finally rallied little with wheat and closed
sac net lower. May. 645sd65lse. closed at
64isc; July. 64lZae45se, closed at SAC.
Oats-Receipts. 1900 bu; exports. 1900
bu Spot weak; No. 2. 47iEq4Sc: No. 8. 47isc:
No. white. 5llhc; No. white, sic. track
mixed Western. 4g1z050c: track white. 5la
SIC. Options weak and much lower with
corn.
Hay firm: shipping. 6oa65c; good 10
choice, S2isG95c
Hops firm: state common to choice. 1901
crop. 1e3ls1Rc: 1900. 124lSizc Old 41l6c. Pa
cific coast. 1901 crop, l5Qlsc; 1900. l2dl2i4c:
Old 4ISc.
Hides steady: Galveston. lScs Texas dry
&c. Leather dull; hemlock SOLE 24Ikd26c.
Beef firm. family. sl20lS50. mess. SOC
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-24

NEW YORK. March 72-Petroleum steady; re-
fined New York zoe; Philadelphia and Baitf-
more. 7.l5c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. In bulk
4GEc ROsn FIRM strained common 20 good, 81 GU
Spirits Of turpentine firm az lsiz45oc.
SAVANNAH. March 2-Spirlts OF turpentins
steady al 49c. R0sin firm. Quote. A. y, &. d.
K s245; 81. SIS; n. ;3z5, window glass. s. e.
water white S3-s5.
OIL CITY. Pa, March 1.-credit balances
average 1854 brls. Runs. 5s.si5 bris. average.
Is AS brls.
WILMINGTON, March p Spirits OF turpen-
tine. nothing doing. Rosin, nothing doing Crude
turpentine steady a. Sl3s 20 8 so. Tar FIRM At
Sl20.
MONTPELIER. March 27-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. SC; South Lima and In
diana. soc.
CHARLESTON. March s2-spIrits o. turpsn-
tine firm at isc. kosin nrm and unchanged
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stock Traders Are Optimistic.

IGranger FArweli & Co.'S Telegram.l
NEW YORK. March 2.-The principal
feature to-day buying OF ST. Paul by
Gates's brokers. II was thought other stocks
were sold at the same time. The bank state
ment was disappointing in that a larger
increase of reserves was not shown under
last weeks conditions. The speculative
temper however, continues rather opti-
mistic and somewhat better prices are
looked for next week. There Is very small
short interest and little demand for stock
I'm the loan crowd About the only Develop
ments looked for the coming week is from
the miners meeting. The news from this
source at the close OF the week is said to
be on the favorable side.
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Money Rntes Abroad.

LONDON. Money. 2lkQ3 per cent: dis
counts. ? l1-l6G2A and 2ss. Consols % 5-l6a
93ss. Spanish fours, 7sSs.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 10Of Coo
for the account Exchange on London. of
lsc for checks. Spanish fours. 1920
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. 2Om
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NEW YORK.-The imports of specie for
the week were $iS.7n in gold and $14,S2S in
silver Exports of specie from this port
10 all countries for the week aggregated
s476Ss0 m silver and S65, 507 in gold.
Imports of dry goods and mercha ndise
at the port OF New York for the week were
valued az Sl0,04S3S
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eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour duh
and depressed: winter patents. So S0d4: straghts
So 20a3.7o; clears. 1890; spring specials, s.:
spring wheat. 70lad7issc: No red 7Sikd7gIbc
No. oats, 42lk643c: No. white. 4fik0f6c: No 3
white, 43h 044i4c. No rye. SIC. Fair TO choice
mailing barley. 62Q66c. No ! flaxseed. Si.6S: No
Northwestern, SIP. Prime Timothy seed S. IS
Mess pork. Der bril- S15.5501560. Lard. per 100
lbs. 50 f0Q9 42z. Short ribs sides 0oOseD S. f5G1
$50. Dry salted shoulders (boxedD, S. 12iba72 5
tract grade. So
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls: wheat 1000 bu.
corn, 1900 bu. oats $4,000 hu: rye GOO bti.
barley. 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour 81 600 brIs.
wheat 5000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats log 600 bu
barley, 1900 bu.
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NEW YORK. March 22-Poultry.-Alive frms
chickens lie: turkeys. I3c: fowls, t2isc Dressed
firm: fowls. l2cs turkeys. nAQl2c
CHICAGO. March Z2-Dressed poustry un-
changed. turkeys. l04isiac. chickens. i08liEc.
LOUISVILLE March z2.-Hens i0c fer 10: fan
chickens. s. 5elt per dozen young ducks. lie.
geese. full-teathered. sos per dozen, young
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, SIC; Mexican
dollars 43Mc.
LONDON.-Siver bars steady at 247sd an
ounce.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Sa statement Of
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the S150, 100000 gold reserve IL
the division Of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. $177. 4OS 44G
Gold Observation-Disclosures. ........... 9O,S167lS
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Bond Offering oversubscrtbed

The t2.50000o Montreal Light. Heat ana
Power Company ~ per cent. bonds. which
were offered IN this market few days ago
by n. W. Harris & Co. OF Chicago, were al
sold and largely oversubscribed.