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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-04

CALL UPON JoBBERs AND MANUFAC-
TURERs FOR GOODS OVERDUE.
Bradstreet Says Coal Situation Is Only
Weekly Bank Clearings.
NEW YORK, Oct. ar. G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will

NEW YORK, Oct. ar. G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Distribution OF merchandise shows no
diminution, and prospects are bright for
continued activity. Dealers in many lines
are urgent for prompt shipments, calling
upon jobbers and manufacturers for goods
already overdue. This indication OF reduced
stocks is a good sign, and tends TO sustain
quotations. Western reports are especially
favorable, and the early marketing or cot
ton has brought distinct improvement at
the South. Voluntary advances In wages
have been announced in number OF in
stances, while the labor situation Is more
satisfactory, although not entirely free
from controversy. Transportation facilities
have improved in the coke region, where
congestion was becoming severe. and rail-
way earnings thus far reported for Septem-
Der exceed last years by "a per cent.
Pig iron furnaces are receiving larger
consignments of coke, and there is less in
terruption because of fuel scarcity. The
situation is by no means satisfactory, how
ever, and production of iron and steel
were normal. Much of the relief has come
from large imports. the extent of which Is
not generally appreciated. During August
alone pig iron imports were 7S,44l tons. and
for eight months 257, 30 tons, valued at $i.-
616.649, while receipts OF steel billets were
worth still more. Recently the purchases
abroad have extended to stee, rails and
structural shapes. Quotations are fully
sustained these products, but the in
equalities of the market are shown by de-
,clines in sheets, wire nails and barb wire,
while the tin plates are dull and efforts
are still being made to retrieve business
abroad by special wage arrangements. Ii
is interesting to note that year ago tin
plates were being freely imported because
Of labor controversies.
Supplies of cotton goods do not accumu-
late in first hands, the demand continuing
to keep pace with production, which holds
prices steady. Few export sales are report
ed, not through any lack of inquiries. but
owing TO the fact that sellers will make no
concessions Wool averaged slightly higher
I'm sympathy with the London Sales but
further declines occurred in hides, and
leather has become dull. New England
shoe shops have received large orders for
winter goods, assuring activity for two or
three months at some factories.
strictly commercial failures In the
United States during the first nine months
of 1902 numbered $685. with defaulted liza
bilities of SIS, 4O7, 400. Last year there were
s.OS3 failures for $so,56o. s52. In addition,
there were forty-seven failures or banks
and other financial institutions with la
bilities of SIS, or, 19S, against sixty-one IN
1901 involving $7.2 ,5d While the exhibit
is less satisfactory than last years, only
one other year during the past two decades
made as favorable a showing.
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CORN STILL in THE LEAD
ADVANCED JUST AN EVEN CENT
OVER THE PREVIOUS DAYS CLOSE.
Provisions Strong Factor in the
Market and Ranged from 1-3c to
3Oc Higher-Wheat Dull.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3-Corn was again the
most absorbing feature on the Board of
Trade to-day, and with generally unfavor-
able weather prices for that cereal were
strong and higher, December closing an
even cent over last nights close. Deem
Der wheat closed sc higher, while oats
were nc higher. Provisions ruled strong
and closed from 71zqlOc to soc higher.
Som. strength was shown in wheat, but
trading was rather dull and inclined to the
spasmodic order Strong cables, together
with higher prices in corn, were the prin-
cipal strengthening influences. good ex-
port and shipping demand also tended to
maintain better values. The principal
trading was in December, which opened
1sQAc lower to 2sqhc higher at .69Aq7Oc.
After selling to 70AaI0ssc, longs began to
dispose of considerable holdings. and the
market sagged accordingly, going back 10
69&c. Late in the session buying by COM
brossSt about T mf1 to n%ted Tss
close was sc higher at 70lsql0Ac. Clear
ings Of wheat and -four were equal to 392.-
600 bu- Primary receipts were l.2lo.sH blu.
against 1,3l4, 442 bu a year ago. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth reported receipts of 7S9 cars.
which, with local receipts of 10 cars, with
ceipts fer the three points of 900 cars,
against 1.204 cars last week and 1,033 cars
year ago.
The volume of trading in corn was again
although some weakness developed during
the day. Early In the session there. was
considerable realizing by longs, but Offer
inss were well taken. There was also some
short selling by local traders, but in spite
OF this combined pressure prices were well
maintained Small receipts, with con-
tinued unfavorable weather, were bull
features. December opened AGssc higher
at 4S&q49hc. and on. commission house
selling, together with short selling a re-
action to 4Sssc followed. Later the early
sellers turned buyers and the close was
strong and at the high point of the day
at 491xc. showing "A gain of 1c over yester-
days close. Local receipts were SO cars,
with Il cars of contract grade.
Oats were inclined to dullness, but prices
were strong in sympathy with corn. Small
receipts with poor grading, combined with
an Improvement in the cash situation, were
factors Buying by a prominent long, to-
sether with fairly active commission-house
buying, were the features. December
opened unchanged to 1sc higher at 311zm3lssc,
selling between 311zc and 323sc, closing 1Lc
higher at 32Ac. Local receipts were 1l2
cars.
There was a moderate trade I'm pro-
visions, but the market was strong High
er prices In grains and small receipts of
hogs were the bull factors. January pork
closed SOC higher at $15.75, lard was 71k7lOc
higher. with ribs l0c higher. closing at 1856
and SS271z. respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
1l5 cars; corn, 150 cars; oats, 155 cars; hogs
5000 head
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KANSAS CITY. Oct 3.-Cattle-Receipts, 37oo
Jas natives. Corn fed steady; everything else
lower: values soc TO SOC lower than last Mon
to good sOasss .toeSsrs and feeders s tse5
4S6; Western fed steers. $2.s0Q440: Texas and
naaae eews T nasSe
as: Gamers. aa1.so; bulls. s2aS5O; calves, s2.25
s's t s'fss & e. Joe h hsHsy
asss1sS rorfsf.. e1s So Pigs. ssaelo. light
shsep-Res,eipts, $500 a Market slow; but
NATIVE sss Western s %ats
ers. 81 sOGa co. fed ewes 81 sOasss Texas clipped
az; Texas stockers and feeders. saas.o5.
CHICAGO. Oct 3.-cattle-Receipts. 1900. in
Prl%e e medium c0sa ESQ g
SIS; stockers and feeders. t2O5a4sO; cows. sL25
bulls ss@sso Texas fed steers. sselsO: Western
Hogs-Receipts, to-day $4,000: tomorrow. g.
Mixed and ol butchers; s. ss@7zs g.Ss choice
s7l5@7eo. Bulk Of sales. S.25674O.
rs 1000 to Sheer lambs
4 &c fair roc to Choice mixed sssos wssteTn
sheep, 81 5O9S So native lambs. sS.5od5.75; West
ofciai yesterday: Recepts-cettle. 1ss $40;
hogs, 1850; sheep. a0les Shipments-Cattle,
NEW YORK. Oct. B. Beeves-Receipts. III.
Steers active; common steers loc to 15c higher;
@ po%s STEADY osnsG eu' and
oxen IS. 75d4 so; bulls, s2.75@s.25; cows. 500
steady 1ess culls and fed caves sss s.
steady; medium and common 15c to Csc lower:
lambs 15c higher. Common to choice sheep,
s2G375; cuils. s1-75; lambs. s5.aa5.75; Canada
Hogs HogsEReceipts, I,2sz. Market was firm to
higher. State hogs. S.1o67o; mixed Western.
EAST BUFFALO, Oct. a-cattle-Recepts,
IVY Veals"Receipts. i75 Market firm. Tops. s. so
as;7s; cGmmon to good goo. s. sogs
lOc to &c higher: others strong to sc higher
Heavy. s7.soa7. 20; medium, g toa7.55; Workers.
sie roSshs ssa5Gsse stays, s5as; srasse e
ss5cd7: diaries. s71og740;
IS. sOa5 70; culls TO good. A.25d55O: yearlings.
a. eaiiS to e" good ssSs2s mixed ''''
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3-Cattle-Receipts. 2.500 in
Guiding l.sOo Texans. The marketewss dull and
slow. Native shipping and export steers. s5a
7s5: dressed beef and butcher steers. 81 SOFAS so:
ers S. 2odI co. cows and heifers. So 25Q5: can
ners s-75a2:7S: bulls: 81 I5g5 50: calves. si@s7s
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 The market was active
pRs 1se ais sS Pss anG Esss
sheep-Receipts. LOO The market was active
81 SO; Texans. ss.soas; 70,
prime inc shipping steers. .sssss@s.5o; medium to
steers si5Oq5: medium TO good butchers So Is
"a Is, choice veals &.SoG6
Hogs-sal5c higher. Best heavies. E1s:
sheep and lambs steady. Best sheep. s275as;
EXTRA lambs. N75.
EAST LIBERTY. Oct s.-cattle-Receip,s
Hoes-Receipts, 100. Heavy. g.ssn775 me-
diums s.. 3oq7.4O; best Workers. E.2oa7.3o: light
WORKERS. sails. pigs. s.fd6.60.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts coo. Sheep from
q 81 down. lambs from $50 down.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 3-Hogs active and high
er at s. 2567.50.
Cattle steady at $2d6.5o.
| sheep quiet at s.5o93io. Lambs dull and
lower at Ss.75ds.s5
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At NEW YORK.
Sharp Advance I'm Corn and Active
Market I'm Sugars

NEW YORK. Oct s.-Flour-Receipts,
a399s brls; exports, ss.O92 brls; firm and
active. with top grades held higher. Rye
fiour quiet; choice to fancy. sS.5Oa3 So
Buckwheat -four firm. Corn meal firm. Rye
firm: No. Western. 5Slzc T. o. b. afoat
Barley steady.
Wheat-Receipts. los. 425 bu; exports, 49,
40 blu. Spot firm: No. red. 7fkc elevator:
No. red. 75d75l4c Z. o. b. afioat: No i
northern Duluth. s01zc Z. o. b. afioat; No /
hard Manitoba, soc I. o. b. afioat With
the exception OF one or two important re-
actions. wheat was active and firm all day
Larger outside buying developed, North
west receipts were smaller Argentine news
more buiiish and the corn strength a fac
tor. The close was nrm at ac net adj
vance: May. 745sQ75isc. closed at 75hc: De-
csnber. !4h474 s-lsc. closed at 1870.
Corn-Receipts, $3.50 bu; exports. 400
bu. Spot frm: No. :. zoe elevator and zoe
(. .. b. afoat: No. yellow. 7o1tc: No. 2
white. 7e1se- On predictions OF further
rains in central states, coupled with higher
cables and bullish sentiment. corn adj
vsnced sharply to-day on a large trade.
anc closed very nrm ct heD1nc net advance;
January closed SOC; May. EssGlsAc. closed
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Representative Sales

Sheep.Receipts. $50; shipments. 500. The
ceipts or sheep and lambs thus far this week in
dicate an Increase OF 600 over the same time
week ago and decrease of ]. 800 compared
with the corresponding time q year ago. The
receipts to-day were $50 larger than a week ago
and about that much smaller than a year ago.
With more favorable reports from other places,
which encouraged the demand from shippers.
together with steady request from local
butchers. the market opened with the bidding
reasonably active. and the trading from the start
was lively enough at fully steady prices CON-
pared with those current for equal kinds yester-
day The absence of fancy sheep and lambs
responsible for no sales at higher prices, but the
average shows that the market more salts
factory. good clearance made, and the
closing was steady compared with the opening.
Lambs sold high as $780, quite a number at
35. and others as low as 81. Sheep sold
as high as 50. %, with more at So than any other
price, and other sales were at S212.50. Bucks
We're reported at s. 5QG3. Quotations:
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ar 4sihc: October, 6e;k1s7c. closed at &C;
November. 6zizFf631zc. closed ut 631zc; De-
cember, 5iisQl551sc, closed 551sc.
Oats-Receipts, Isl bu; exports, Isl
bu- Spot firm: No. 2. 331zc; standard white.
361sc; No. white. 361kc; no. 3 white, 3o1zc;
track Western. 3743Ilac: track white State.
37fE375kc- Options active and stronger
West on small receipts, unfavorable wealth
er and the corn advance; October closed
at S61zcs. December closed at 371zc.
Hops firm at 2642Sc; 1900 19621c.
Lard firm; Western steamed, s10.55: Oc-
tober closed at $1,000 nominal Refined firm;
continental. 1880
Conee--Spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice,
o>se. Mid quiet; Cordova, Sq11Kc.
trifugal. So test. 8 9-1Gc; molasses sugar,
.7.c. Refined unsettled: No. 6, Also; No. Z.
5l0c; No. s. 405c; No 9, &C; No. 10. 395c:
No. Il, s.75c; confectioners A "a 459 0 mold
A. 4.90c: cutloaf, 5I5c: crushed, She; pow
dered. 4.75c; graduated, 4.e5c; cubes, 4.SOc.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
fngs and Balances

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper, Al
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, S2.09S co., Sc; balances, 1911, 766.43.
NEW YORK.-Money on call firm at 56S
per cent; closed offered at 6. Prime mer-
camille paper, 6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm, with actual business IN bank
ers' bills at 4S6 % Cor demand and at S2.S75D
4S3 for sixty days; posted rates. $4.S3l1 and
s4S7; commercial bills, S4.S2G4S2k Clear
ings. 1901, 416, &c. balances, sl3, 439, $40.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, 15c dis
count. Foreign exchange posted at s4S3H
for sixty days and at s4.S7 for demand.
CIearings, s27.O25. 135; balances. s2,0 ,76s.
MISUNDERSTANDING, s27. los, $50; balances,
$1,96S,754.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, s24, 231, 1871; balances, 81, 4O6, 465.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange at 10c
discount. Clearings, $S,005.07S; balances, ST.
013O43.
BALTIMORE.-Money,6 per cent Clear
ings, "a, 424 252; balances, 500, $50.
CINCINNATI.-Money, 5Q6 per cent.
New York exchange, 10c discount and par.
Clearings, 1851, $50.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE VARIABLE; SOME GRADES
STEADY AND OTHERS LOWER.
Large Number OF Inferior Unsold-
Sheep Active and Steady.
UNION sToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.

UNION SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct
3.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000; shipments 400. The
marketing OF cattle thus far this week shows a
decrease of nearly 400 compared with the same
time a week ago and 1900 compared with the
corresponding time year ago. The receipts to-
day were about the same as a week ago and
show only a fair Improvement over a year ago.
Occasionally the quality better than repre-
sented yesterday but the average could not be
considered more satisfactory, and the receipts
continue largely of the class Of cattle for which
there is and has been a limited demand. In
cluded in these are the cattle between feeders
and fat stockers and the very ordinary feeding
cattle. Buyers little more active when
the market opened this morning and at the
start indications were little more favorable to
sellers, but it evident that they would
be unable to advance prices. They were. of
course. anxious to transfer as many as possible
Consequently they were inclined to treat buyers
fairly, and the result was that good stock, which
means thick-fat kinds of good quality sold at
steady prices. Occasionally, of course the
bidding varied. and dealers did not believe they
were offered the same prices for equal kinds.
but in a general way the prime stock re-
plentiful and very difficult to sell at any price.
but all that changed hands did show much
eices there was better outlet for fat stoc
than yesterday. but the demand was not equal
to the supply ana 1oeer naa 10 os carried over
were quite number OF buyers, but apparently
inv were all wanting Cheap cattle and were
very slow in taking hold Of the kind that had
in disposng of a good many around sla4 81.
but less desirable grades were badly neglected
and not many changed hands A conservative
estimate of the market to-day quoted choice
stock CSC lower and others 25Q5oc lower than
week ago. OF course. sales OF a very large
percentage of the cattle are so irregular that it
is difficult form an accurate opinion Late
to-day statesmen said that the market. although
very slow and sluggish In good many
spects. in reality up to their expectations.
II is advisable Tor shppers TO restrict the mark
Quotations.
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May d, 1902.
Station, Magnolia Block, Capitol and
Kentucky Avenues.

For Anderson. Muncie, Marion. Alexandria ana
Inter aermseass sati0ni Leave sis a M ana saeA
Limited trains for Anderson and Muneie Leave
a. m. IL a. m. y. m and D. m. arriving
Anderson In hour and twenty -nve minutes.
and Muncie In two hours. IL a. m and p m
trains make direct connections At Anderson
with limited trains for Elwood.
Combination passenger and express car VIII
Express cars leave indianapolis station, corner
Kentucky and South Capitol avenues for Muncis
ing car makes direct connection with express
car for Elwood, Marion and Alexandria. Perish
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. Aliens. 1oc per ID: spring
chickens, 101zQI211c; young ducks. Sls1l0c; young
guineas. 12a13c; young turkeys, 9laq10c; young
geese. $50q5 per doz.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Poultry-AIve nominal
Dressed chickens weak at 10i2U11c; fowls firm
at l2hd13c; spring turkeys, 12qHc.
ST. LOUIS, Oct S.-Poultry firm; chickens
9isc; springs, Zoe; turkeys, sizQI0c; young ducks
ui1c; geese. &C.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Iced poutry-Turkeys
steady ut 13hc: chickens weaker at 9i1Qi1c
BOSTON. Oct. ESPECIAL Poultry steady;
fowls and springs. 14c: turkeys, lie.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 3.-Poutry steady: hens
Ice; springs. lo3llc; turkeys, &c.
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Report that He Will Override secre.
tary Shaw Ii Unfounded

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3-Controller of the
Currency Ridgely to-day gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
1.-THE report that have overruled or at
tempted TO oyerrule or shall attempt TO
overrule the secretary Of the treasury in
the matter of the reserve government
deposits secured by government bonds is
wholly false and unfounded Before the
decision was reached and the announce
ment made by the secretary that no reserve
need be maintained against government de-
posts secured by government bonds. the
secretary and 1 several times had discussed
the matter, and We are ir full accord as TO
the policy of his announcement and the
way il shall be carried oft.
1.-THE discretion is joint. The statute
says: The controller OF the currency may
notify any association whose lawful re-
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Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments, 1000. The
receipts OF hogs thus far this week show de-
crease of about 1900 compared with the same
time last week and LOO compared with
the corresponding time a year ago. A smaller
proportion of the arrivals hogs OF good
weight and quality, and consequently the aver
age was hardly as satisfactory as yesterday.
In keeping with the improvement in the general
market, the opening here characterized by
rather lively competition between buyers for
hogs that were up to the requirements in weight
ana quality, and trading basis was soon es-
tablished All kinds for which there was any
competition changed hands promptly. and in a
general way sales were at advance Of 1Oc
over yesterday. The less desirable hogs did not
rare SO well. some being considered only &c
higher, while others probably higher,
and the ordinary light mixed hogs and pigs sold
SO irregular that IL difficult to make COM
parison. 1t is safe TO say, however, that the
average for the day a big &c higher than
yesterday. and on that basis a good clearance
was made in good season and the closing was
steady Sales ranged from 1918 to $7s5, and
the bulk OF the supply sold at s7.2o07.45. Quo
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 3.-Spirits OF turpentIne
firm at 49c. Rosin firm; A. b. c. ID. sf25; r.
SI.32is: r. $l35: G.. $40: II. s1.65; L. $3.50: h
$50; NJ, So; n. $40; window glass. $3.50: water
white. 81
WILMINGTON. Oct 3-Spirts OF turpentine
sac. Rosin steady at 81. I5Gri 20 Crude turpen-
tine firm at $3.50 to $3.50. Tar firm at 81 40
OIL CITY. Oct. 3.-Credit balances ST. %: GER
tificates. bid. Shipments. Oct 2. So ass brls.
average. s.io5 bris; runs. Oct l. s2.745 brls.
MONTPELIER, Oct. a-Crude petroleum,
steady; North Lima. soc: South Lima and In
diana. Sac
CHARLESTON, Oct s.-spirits OF turpent,na
firm at 47Izc Rosin unchanged.
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ST. JOHNS, ~. r, Oct. 3-The Leyland
line steamer Bostonian, fifteen days from
I1ondon. for Boston, Mass. with a general
cargo. arrived here to-day towing the Ger
man steamer Pallanza, fifteen days from
Hamburg. TO New York. with general
cargo The Pallanza had her tail shaft
broken on Friday last in terrible weather.
She signaled the Bostonian. which had 10
stand by her until Saturday. owing TO the
gale. The Bostonian then started towing.
and brought the PallanZa 750 miles. The
Weather was fearful nearly the whole time
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL Oct. 3.-Cotton-Good business
done I'm spot; prices easier; American middIing
fair 5.O2d good middling, 4.sid; middling, 4Sld:
low middling, AID good ordinary 4e2d. ordf.
nary. 4.50d The sales of the day were 10 600
bales of which 100 were for speculation and ex-
port and included 9,40O American Receints
1000 bales. all American Futures opened and
closed easy.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Spot cotton quiet: midi
ding uplands Ss4c; gulf, 9.19c Futures closed
steady. The New York Cotton EXCHANGE be-
ginning to-day, and hereafter, will report spot
quotations in hundredths.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-Secretary Hesters
weekly cotton report shows the total Visible
supply of cotton to be $685. 121 bales OF which
,l96. lI bales are American.
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Certificates have been issued TO the following
named Indianians:
originai-Janes III. Weaver. Eikhart. S.: d.
vfd II. Dyer. Piainvtle. Sc
Increass Reissue. ete.-Daniel Callahan. Ia
fayette $50: Thomas Moynihen. Indianapolis, Sl1s
David W. Brandenburg. puniapsyiils. UA
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BOSTON. Oct 3.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say in to-morrow's report the wool trade
of the United States: The American Woolen
Company bought heavily during the past week
its purchase aggregating. 1T is believed fully
q, 1000 lbs, TO be delivered as wanted The
bulk of the business has been in Territory and
Oregon woods Current prices are said TO have
been paid. From other sources the demand has
been fair, but not specially active. The tone of
the market is extremely firm and an advance
all around is predicted. London closed with
prices 10 to 10 per cent. above the closing July
rates. The receipts of wool in Boston since
Jan. /. 1902, have been 266 9s7 1873 lbs, against
219, 40 lbs FOR the same period in 1901. The
Boston shipments to date are 209 $40 O62 lbs
against shipments of 1874 225 81 lbs Tor the same
period in 1901 The stock hand in Boston
Jan. l. 1902. was 77,340, 463 lbs, the total stock
to-day is l34 ISL. 600 lbs. The stock on hand on
Oct L. 1901, was 102. All. Ss2 lbs. 90
ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.-wool steady; medium
grades and combng, 16QlSc; light fine l3GI7c.
heavy fine. 1o9l3c; tub washed, 16Q2eac
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INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN RAILWAY
COMMENCEMENT LINE.
Time Table Effective Aug. 18th, 1902.
General Omces, Room 4, Franklfn
building.

For Greenfield. Knghtstown and intermediate
stations passenger leave Georgia and Me-
ridian streets First car 5.57 q. m. and hourly
thereafter until 1851 y. m Next and last car
leaves at 11:l5 p m
Combination passenger and express leave
csorgia and Meridian streets at 5:57 q. m, 7.57
a M II: 81 a. m, 1851 y. m, 1851 D. m.
- ~ Freight Cars
Tor Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
.rJve AT Georgia and Meridian streets at 7.57
m and leave at a. m. also arrive at 2:,7
:, m and leave ct $3.50 p. m