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6. A. r. TO TAKE PART

up<n the Invitation q the chsm-
her ~ C.usnmercf unuaritttr~ In
chasxe q the Fourth ~ July ceie-
begxtian the iocai q = T. psssts vi
tzke part IN ghs parade. Seats have
hseu 4sztSn~d 10 khe Grand Army
men on ne platform q the oia mst-
vufsakY gwoantN Ths nlrtnnefN Mg
IAfnex A sexton p0at viii aAnsrtnte
az headquarters At the tsaritic biogk
al e'riksck IA The nzefuink u 9aly
o. line ap for the parade.
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On fast stsAnnr Walsh naAt leaves
Fasrs. White ssaF d.sck. koat af siads
iann sfreNt. II : q M. arrives back
Il 10 80 . m Frederick q Nelson .
Majestic ball team aoea GA this hAa,
- play olympia tears steamer
stops ~ haafn Al uiytupsA. swing
ample time u witness eane. fsre
faunt trip to Tacoma. eos Fafr
fuund trip 10 ulympiA 81 ea Tick
cts on sale Al Fsrsd~ftsk a Neimoa ..
and AZ the da<k mnvninK steamer
sassa -ss
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tie wa pFeaidant af the German Ma
tienal Rank. Louisville ny Who had
FIVE tflais In the federal euurt IN The
charge af violating tho United states
barking statutes. lie vas convicted
every time hat hls latest appeal 49,
refused last Tuesday In the United
States court % appeals ard he must
take hia cas- "a the supreme court af
lpekin a issycAr term IN the psnitahs
tarfi fIa IL ous an tiAao hsil
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THE MARKETS

y,~.s r.nen svxx Az sws.ai ? esrfs
tedst sna e.sss,fn esss MTsT ,s'As -
wAshin xsou fag cream cheese wsak-
ened. rhe Gems have stopped IAyiag
esxs 10 : lsrws sxtert easeA has
-
49, y. 80. 1890. A. ~~..,,. ~.
wholesals prto~ % Iive hens has a.
D1rks are slightly sfr1Eissr
Th~re = an Over suppsy OF veal
ss 500 = -. - ~. -. 49,. s,,., - - !.
css.s -. -, -.
por rrsanl t0day.
WHOLESALE PRICES
rs-s. s-.s'- -. = s.y sss.. = ss.s.
% 80 ssut- Ai.ssso
S~sons
ssss 80 Is. ,wuss'..' ss.e ~ s-,ss 10
wee = "a. ssss. y $50. =.
sssI ITs.e =. s-siiss. fE~sa. tsse Is
Vegetables
-. -. -. -. -. 49,.
-. -. - = =. -,...e.-. -. 49,.
tslsssssss.s 60. a. saissasa... 4 s,ei j =
- - 49, ssrefs~ a - -
.lsas .sssfl s1~ssfi-es a. 49,, kashn.as@
81 rsaz - p@s kax. tssssea he
- 80 ~ ~, .s~sr ....sa - @s.,..,s sass.s
%. nafsse hspsraKns ftE bax. naftss
xrs<n peAs r2k sirfnS bans Ntfr.
eslr1sszstierss zlslfszr dux. Fadiskga. &c
80 p - -. 9 $50 w. ~
g.. r.. e.
stre~herrfee. 7-eutf ~ risf< eesfiins&
e 80 - aEaass asatAsass1s& 81 a t-sE
- 49, - =. -. - 49,. !, :,
81 - @Tsss -5,rssrfs 81 - crats. rre.
Fa-eesrrtsa - - rrafs hfk1zesrrffss 81 -
t.aEs-s~rfi-s " Is; ss.qns. a. a'ssit -
"a - - haaaasa - So
Alta Chasas. Eana pooftrr
$500 $50
h1tsss.s. asain9t1a esva~rf~es Ases
rxzs-1Fr~.h sanrh sc aax; Eastern.
fAEc
chesss -Natira Wesaar3iaa. fnN efsasas
49,. uHhzrgFs re- 1~fsA "f'eN =
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Three Tree Point
]. Three Tree /! Point /. :. ;.
Three Tree Point
Three Tree Point

InIee ITee fOIHt
tceu,inusd stofyD
1he foiiawinE article VS. ~vfttrn ~ q
sraAssat~ ffusn sha lNAatasn LalxeH.
slsY. Ensiana. after hsrius VISITED
fsiis Il - runsii~fssf g. - iae hrss
aeszss sa,fiss article eFef fned - ihena.
i utl - p,itiished dAfiY % thsss
geiurnns psFtaiHins 10 fhfrz fEss
-fRs sls,is sssseh IL ~ris,~a 80 IN.
sssw~s araa vnss that ths baanty ~ 4
sFs.s Iaa, z granl.se..g wi,hs" Z. :
raeauia. and rss - carefully PLANTED
- stature - % - = al sresar.
kafes thas1a1 nsis = miles fruFa etxs.
lasftsa. IT, netuFNf al artAEse Il
a.a,. .sl Kssss 90 s.ss s ~ 49,
eansssh e. rnants siza bsaNlu~a@ % nf1s
ss~~lssssi E.sn ~ xs daily % snss
,fhs visa efshss way frers the psssut
rHnnai BE exrsiiest sarwh~fr en ire
seafss me tathiFE = psrfset %
& al kiHas. Ths laI y ne ard al
RI nsiafat park. AHa there - an
zfiHndaaae 81 tsere spftnE water u
q tF4s resort fQt seeker after Fens
F~stian and rscppssasinf e~as 10 m.
'I'Aets i hsaInR power n EVER
i.r~~sa fhas ~ are iron iis bosoai ~
israsth - pure So afr ard she awsst
Ncsat u he pin<e saf - .Tei
lsfsafhiny and rratins piscrs. wh.re
mar ard nature car meet, and care
and uafFf take = themselves stnzs
efsa ~ a~a0
a. 8na pho visits thiH spot raY teaee
fsfhout ssciaisnins. IL d art dfpppaf
sfu HsNsFnr ard there Arr few
tsrh tsnutin9 spnts faf The student
natafs.. me tired bs.sineas faan.
p tasaiisi TIC gsnapef. ~ hsi'si 2.
- Ete pristine iaxetiness
aats ean turn ffpsn theee heauff.
r. @e~nen without prayer N bis
kvnrf thai tha haad y cnrugnefes
B. spot bs spared fes che welfare
b. pfpsent anA, shat = ret ~ sFsa e
consequences q future Eenefa.
= saslasr not your hsalss and pens.
b. fffsnas faf a little While put
Iaae ANXIOUS fhanahfe aud the eases
thtrf4 ryfrstn The soul tho RESPONSE
afie# n ME nhd al ronrwfr there
frsfrs abd the wefhshuB. she daily
a. ~hatnFef u HazH b.. and 50
fith ms 70 ihs wxsssa ard tn mar
: psln5ering sAfaraots are there.
- VII - heard the hu1fnfnH Il
faaihz surf upon rocky shore, aat
snsh Nrrst mouFtalna. with hFetifua
hpts HAl only the soft haHy. tfana#
pafenf autiins ~ Mount Rainier
"fluf IL yuu love o. hear aud feet sim
Waf hFueEsH whisper fhruuEh the utHa
tsez n gatt eAn Aasaei = a44aa fa che
sound n hfaahiHE waves and rim
utnn Springs n bird nItra give fnu
tuauaht - ley ard hope fhru Kan
ear fasi. n wa fHnHaf sre. fna Hrafft9s
which $50 uirfNfe can adequately nnrs
traF. vet whlgh my rash pru sill
strive - druirt
Yer miaa ls fhr las that lightly floats
Aud miHH are tile autmnfiuu A tnR
HsafHa
THAT fall ar sefs % anuV on the asa
AMI mHit iH the heart aH irffanflHf
Ana the passionate strain that does ply
HalnH.
na6nes the hdalm II trnmhles
through
And fha MUSK sind over the water
Slowing
Hanias tho wave but swertens 4
fHH
Cro un Cnntinued1
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Three Tree Point
Company
c. B. Lisermore. Mgr.
62S First Ave. Cor. Cherry 81.

NOTICE OF DIssot.uTfoS
Notice Is hereby given Thai tias part
asrahip heretofore existing be-.
tween y y Adams and e. \.
Blanchard. aping business az Tiq
aernnd aNenns. IN tn city 81 Sc
aftls. under the firui name Of
Adams a blanchard. has this day
bwsn dsesalynst by mutual consent.
Mr. blanchard retiring thrrefrOu.
The buainesa Of said firm. nonsint-
luF ~ fnsu's clothing furnishings
and hats. win 30 conducted iu TIE
same place by Ar Adams. who
will collect an bills and acnounts
payable 70 Haii firm. and wiii also
pay All FIRM debts.
Witness oar bands this seth day Of
June. isat
p p ADAMS
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Take Is Issat= Canal sxsassion,
Sunday. Iuiy sth. tickets. 81 %
Advance sale Of tickets At Guyia
rtfus Store. soF. seopU1 AMI Ysnier
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Grand hall every thursday and
SUNDAY rights. Also sunday after
mon. raia af shine.
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SEVENTEEN ACRES IN Fostoria
garden tracts, fenced in. crop,
cheap Ton cash. take Renton car 10
Fosters. inquire for Whittier, the
owner
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m COMPANY vwn fWa nni hHff
nliieH n vafrr ffanf which ia plated
fHta iHfs each lot mas siNfr-fast va
Ter 'FRONT.' rTnNiHE hdHk from ole
haHHead il thr.a hundred feet + "a
The elfeeia are nfHaafi. trails are afa1
81 zffat fhfmHEf fnH grounds wHfh
arr new open fHr Hummet homes
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ps1aE fhietF1s e. 1858 o. faE
80 ffEeh ranch. fsr uer teHH
~ I'VE lIrka. IS Ha ffeaHea
vsel sRtls- IT,. 49, sa..ssls o. 80. Is.
csssset 49, 3 ~ &C., sasf - -
- - Steers - faas fas1f q a. n
V p hia<s 90 3
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Oats Gzf ~ saai tae5sY t3t - fans
~aeaf - - t5a sfHa - fsse1s - SCR
ef4r s41 Eah aftsts a. go. Ha ftkH
y taos tAssrru wash rHrurfsErzt
slrsnlas 80 ~ 80 ealsfsgafa har So -
tan f-sisF5rr5a si1alft 49, ton.
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8gstsr. cb.sss. Gaas. posFry

nasser.- wasaiuwfon eF~amsriss. sses
e4arT SesS1H
Efze-Fr~sh ranch. 30 enx; Eastern
fhsasa- Native W4shlnxfaHs fnN cFeasa
ltfi5r. iiuhsrEss TIE sNiss brick. -
efc
FsaltrT rirssesf ssfksps. Ia 50. aNs
fen4 t&4ffl,r live 3s1rza To- drcazelt
fae sgEsnE ~ aana 8 ..-lls 81 dlE.
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FastsfH Frra finaskF f2fH14 sas
eltaifs tis.aG rer aafs - - I'm hqfisT.
II - IA etesf t19 80 falss tra1 80 80
.eerts - - ian mlaliiaea - % " -
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strs~4arrf-e. T-c0sf "a Cars eesfiiass.
~ @et - crate. aaats assssl=a4. "a f-se
ca - So arrt-aa aIE ersss Cal
alans. 81 $50 - crate. cal setf ist. 81 -
o. - efsss risrferts e - Erafsi pFes
reseesfrssa - - rrste. tfte1entfiss 81 -.
tarsnssrftFs " -. } sH4ans. - so 4 -
faK aFea4sa 4 fa&1 - bas ag4tsa. q :
"a - haa HananKa - So
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Youths Suits

roulhH' o. 90 Al Wool rwsaan.
chavioss ana uomespuns, now
...s.t........tss.I4......sR.au
Youths" % 90 All Wool r,.ssiis.
chssiots and Homasauns, now
e4t.,.t.t,..aa ua..,... e4.O5
Youths suits, Worstsda. Tweekis,
Ea.sifnsr~s Hius and Hack
narsea. variety ~ styles. worth
nho0 90 t10.ee. .s.s.tss.s4.s o.Hd
Youths Fancy Imported casni.
mere Suits. Isany pattsrna "a
choose from. ages 10 20 %.
ieofth 80 % 10 So 90. 80 $3.50
ChlIdren's Suits
and 0verCoats
cisiidreu's sssa All Wool s-pieos
sniia nav Gaina FOR eI.a6
Chaidfens ss.oa and 100 Suits. I.
ltfsee, Norfolk knee pents. all
wool. with or without aailoF
Nnilar ssattsss sss~ sftfsstt HBssu
ehi!aren"s Spices Suits. worth
tsD. In wofatsda and fancy
eshsssots. great bargain. nov
mainE for .4fssatssssss.sss t1.As
~ Knee pAhts ssssts-ss...ss1 0s
"a Cashmefa Knee Pants Cue
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Mems $40 Shoes. hand served
throughout. strong soies. broad
Neits sssss.=sss sssfFsssss S<s<o
Mems High Finished, Extra
strong. Hand SaSed shoes.
worth - 90 s.s..s ..s4s..44 48-xo
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-03
STOCKS EXTREMELY DULL
DUE CHIEFLY TO HOLIDAYS IN LON
DON AND TO-DAY IN GOTHAM.
Price Movement Sluggish, but Some
what IrreguIar-RumOrs of Gold
Engaged for Import.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-The sluggish drift OF
prices in to-day's stock market had little sig
nifcance. A number Of factors condueed to the
extreme dullness. II was a holiday in London
and tomorrow will be holiday here. More
time was given by brokers TO betting on to-mor-
rows election than to the trading in stocks.
The advancing tendency OF stocks OF New York
corporations reflected the views OF operators OF
the effect OF the supposed outcome of to-mor-
rows election the values Of those securities.
American Car, in fact of a reported decrease OF
s223.o4s in net earnings for the quarter ended
Aug. 81, rose sharply and carried the other rail-
road equipment stocks with it.
Money continued to go 10 the interior, the SUBJ
treasury transferring $3.50 900 to New Orleans and
$50, 900 to Chicago. The movement to St. Louis
was discontinued with a beneficial effect on
sentiment The rates for time money hardened
decidedly and not much business was done under
per cent Call loans. the contrary. eased
notably and fell to per cent. at the last The
market for foreign exchange was fairly de-
moralized and broke violently under offerings
OF cotton bills, with very light demand for
mittance: report which circulated that 81. .0O0.
GOO In gold had been engaged in London for ship
ment 10 New York, although not officially con-
hrmeG was generally credited and formed the
basis OF an expectation that further gold would
come in.
This was the dominant influence on the mar
ket, which resulted in advances reaching about
a point in number of the Pacifcs. Amaga-
mated Copper was neglected and heavy. presum-
ably on account of the failure OF the mediation
trouble.
The advance in money rates continue to re-
strict the business in bonds, but prices We're
equally with losses. Total sales at par vaue
We're sl.S5S. 900. United States threes and the
Fowne re be per cent on the last d call all
recorded price changes:
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-03
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Butter-Receipts, 41E
packages. Market steady. Extra creamery 22isc;
creamery, common to choice. 164l22c; State dairy
15Q20c Cheese-Receipts, 5000 packages. Market
unsettled. State full cream, fancy small colorod.
September. uizc; October lie; small white. Sep.
tember, 11nc; October, lie; large colored Sep
tember ui1c October, lie; large white, Sep
249 packages. Market strong. State and Penn
sylvania average fancy. 2Sc; State and Pennsyl-
vana seconds TO firsts 22@26c; Western extras,
&c; Western thirds to seconds 1912ic; Western
firsts 25g26c; refrigerated. 1sd2llsc.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Butter steady and
In fair demand; extra Western creamery. 22izc:
mand; fresh nearby 30c, loss OFF; Western, 2S
Q2sc; Southwestern, 27d2Sc: Southern. 25qe6c.
Cheese steady and in fair demand; New York
full creams, fancy, 12c; choice. 11%c; fair TO
good, uql1mc.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 2.-Butter-Packing. 121kc
ELGIN, Nov. 2.-Butter firm; official market.
PC. Offerings to-day 10 tubs. all sold at 22c.
CHICAGO Nov. 2.-On the Produce Exchange
l5lzQHhc; dairy. 14Qls1sc. Eggs firm: at mark.
KANSAS CITY, Nov: 2.-Eggs firm; Missouri
and Kansas cases returned 201kc per dozen;
new No. whitewood cases included. &c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Butter steady: creamery
1Sq221sc dairy. 14qlSc. Eggs steady at Ahc.
loss off.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Eggs firm at 2OG22c
Butter steady. Cheese quiet; Ohio fiat, 10hc.
BOSTON, Nov. Especial. l-Strictly fresh
eggs firm at 25c.
cases included. lsh@2oMc. Cheese steady at lok
Q11c.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-03
WHEAT And OATS LOWER
SELLING BY ARMOUR CAUSED WEAK.
NESS IN THE FORMER.
Various Causes Contributed to the
Products Show Advances.

CHICAGO. Nov 2.-Persistent selling OF De-
cember wheat by prominent operator was a
check to higher prices in the wheat market to-
day and December closed 1sc to nc lower. De-
cember up ls@Ac oats of sc and
provisions were from 2lsc to 7lkc higher.
Both the cash and speculative business In
wheat was of an extremely dragging nature, and
prices showed little inclination to move one
way or the other. Continued selling of Decem-
ber by Armour the only feature to eniven
an otherwise dead market, and this selling had
a depressing influence throughout the day and
finally succeeded in forcing prices trife lower.
The early market was inclined to firmness On
smaller Russian shipments and steady cables,
and after opening unchanged to 1sc higher at
S0NaSlc, December sold up to S1%dSl1hc but
soon eased off again to the opening price To-
ward noon there was another slight upward
movement on decrease in the visible supply.
compared with an increase last year. but per-
sistent selling by the big operators held prices
down and with ict-up in the demand from
commission houses easier tone developed, De-
cember selling off to s05sc. The close was at
s07sQSOAt, loss of 1sqAc Clearances of wheat
and -four were equal to 53S,4OO bu. Primary re-
ceipts were 1.75l.0oO bu. against 1s11.SOO a year
ago I;n ns oa t PasSe increased
of 1886 cars, which. with local receipts of 1O9
cars. none of contract grade. made a total of
year ago.
Corn had firm undertone, but the market was
extremely narrow. Local traders inclined
10 be bearish, tut did not sell much, owing to
the weather conditions and TO reports of small
acceptances. The presence of few buying or
ders from the country had stimulating effect
as did the better tone in cables. Trading was
dull and featureless. After selling between 44c
and 44Ac, December closed BGLc higher at Az
G44nc. Receipts were 5o3 cars, AZ of contract
grade.
Selling by local traders, due to a liberal in
crease in stocks. capsed weakness in oats. but
the volume of trading small. December
ranged between 35Ac and s5&c, closing sc lower
at 35Ac Receipts 1872
Provisions ruled firm, with fair trade De-
creased stocks at Liverpool and an improved
cash demand for lard bull Influences
Packers sold pork and ribs through commission
houses and those products easier at times
but the strength of lard supporting fea-
ture. Closing prices were firm, with January
pork sc higher at s2.30 lard up 5G71sc at s6 s7is
and ribs 2iec higher at S6.42i2.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 200
cars corn, $50 cars; oats. 290 cars; hogs Ii, 000
head.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-03
LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
PROSPECTS ARE FAIR FOR A GOOD
NOVEMBER BUSINESS.
Prices Generally steady-Canned Corn
showed tn the Top Notch-Grain
Markets Continue Light.

The month of November opens under favor
able circumstances In all lines Of trade good
stocks carried and prices have steady.
firm tone in the main. The flour market rules
steady. despite the fluctuations in wheat, and
u is believed prices will be steady at the pres
ent range for some time. On Commission row
cabbage Is in short supply and prices are
hrrner. There are Irish and sweet potatoes to
meet present requirements ard prices in these
lines continue the for time past.
In parts OF Wisconsin the crop OF potatoes is
short and IL Will be necessary TO purchase sup
plies elsewhere The grocery market carries a
steady. firm tone. Prices OF coffees seem to be
more settled Sugar is easy. Canned corn is
scarce and prices are high but the public is
beginning TO seek substitutes for IL. and IL is be-
heved the product has been pushed as high as
the market win stand. Dry goods are steady.
and fairly active. but will be helped by colder
weather. The provision market is active at the
revised quotations OF Monday. Fully 25 per cent.
more hog products sold than usual at this
season Of the year. owing to high price OF fresh
meats The poultry, egg and butter markets are
steady and there Is little accumulation OF stock.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-03
AT NEW YORK.
Very Quiet in All Lfnes-Grafns I'm
changed, Coffee Lower.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Flour-Recepts. 1855
brls; exports. q, $50 brls. Market quiet but firm
wheat-Receipts. 13s 500 bu; exports, s79i4 bu.
Spot steady; No red, S7isc elevator, S7ssc (. o.
b. afoat; No. l northern Duluth, 92lsc f. o. b.
afoat. Options displayed early strength on the
bullish weekly statistics. better cables and room
covering but later gave way slightly under poor
export demand, and closed unchanged May,
SSAQs3hc, closed at sS14c: December. SQs7 5-l6c
closed at SIC.
Corn-Receipts. 2ls. $50 bu: exports. 1907 bu
Spot dull; No. 2. 507sc elevator. 51hc f. o. b..
afloat; No. yellow. 54l4c; No. white, 5lSsc.
Options were dull, but fairly steady on rains
West, light worlds shipments and steady ca
bles. The close net unchanged. May,
As 15-1s@49lsc. closed at 491sc; December. $3.50
Oats-Receipts LOG, 500 bu; exports. 1885 bu.
Spot dull: No. 2, 42c; standard white 43i5c: No.
3. 40isc; No. white, 4Sl9c; No. white 42Ac;
Cut meats steady picked shoulders. $500
steamed s725. Refined firIner; continental s7.55
steady. The market for futures opened with
otherwise, under liquidation following rather
disappointing early cables and slightly heavier
receipts. while the expectation is that the world
show fair increase. The market ruled about
steady and fairly active at the initial level dur
ing greater part of the morning. but in the aft,
ernoon was weakened by increased offerings and
a rather less liberal demand as a result of pri-
vate Brazilian cables speaking more favorably
points lower. Sales were 102, 600 bags. including:
November, 5.5og5 soc; December. 565qe. 75c; jan
uary, 5.75Q5.S0c; March, 5.s5Q6O5c; May, 6.l0(Q
6.25c; July, 62566 soc; September. 6.35a6.4Oc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 3%c; CEN
trifugal s6 test. 3%c molasses sugar. aye. Re-
fined steady; crushed. s.S5c; powdered. 4ssc:
granuiated, 475c.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-03
THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE A TRIFLE MORE ACTIVE,
BUT PRICES ARE NOT HIGHER.
Hogs I'm Good Demand and About Five
Cents Higher-Shcep Lower-con-
dition of Markets Elsewhere.

Union STOCKYARDS INDIANAPOLIS. Nov.
..Cattle-Receipts. l.O00 shipments. so. The
receipts of cattle to-day appear unusually large
for this time in the week, but the number on
sac was little, IL any. above the average for
Msnday. The largest percentage OF the arrivals
were stock calves. and most of these were billed
direct TO feeders in the country The cattle on
sale included quite number carried over from
last week. and the supply altogether was prob
ably as large as could be used at this time.
In sympathy with reports from other places.
sellers. here rather inclined TO expect better
re5ults than those obtained at ths close OF last
week, and buyers evidently were determined TO
avoid any advance in prices long as possible
However. they seemed to be willing TO pay
steady prices and such being the best terms
obtainable a good many cattle finally sold
Occasionally sales. especially in the steer line.
werc considered stronger than at the close of
last week. but the female butcher cattle esrs-
eially cows, sold better. While the surrounds
Ing conditions to-day indicate a healthier feel
Ing in the general trade. dealers not in
clfned TO gather too much encouragement. and
there are many who still believe that the market
is in feeble condition. and that shippers should
lections in the country. There is doubt that
there will be general disappointment. unless al
least steady prices are secured In the near fu-
ture. Quotations:
Good 10 choice steers go lbs and up-
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-03
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere

ST. LOUIS, Nov 2--Flour steady; red winter
patents, sd42O extra fancy and straight So 20
d405: clear. s3q3.20. Timothy seed steady at
con ass ssi rsss steady .1.s e. g o sas Bran
heavy; No. 2 red. cash. elevator. nominal;
track, s7qssc; December. ss1sc; May. s2lsas2l4c:
No. hard. 7s97sc: Corn firm; No 2, cash, 4oeEc;
4Ossc Oats weak; No. 2. cash. 35lzc; track. 36la
a31c: May 36Ac; No white 3Si1c. Rye firm
at 54Izc. Pork higher; jobbing. standard mess.
extra shorts. sS25; clear ribs. ss75; short clear.
50. Hay firm; timothy. sspf2 prairie. s7GlO.
Whisky steady at sl31. Cotton ties, sl05. Bag
ging. 5x@6lsc. Hemp twine. SC. Receipts
bu; oats, 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour 900
brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats.
36, 900 bu.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. .--wheat-December,
s51sc; May. 69lsc; cash. No hard 7sAc; No.
Corn-December. s77sc; May. 37.Qs7%c; No. 2
mixed. 39tsc: No. white. 3si5c. Oats-No. 9
white. 34isQsIc; No. mixed. Sic. Receipts
bu. shipments-wheat. IS. 400 bu; corn. 800 bu:
oats. 10000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2-Wheat-No. 9 red and
Iongberry. SIC; No. red and longberry, SIC.
Beans-Northern hand-picked. s.. 80 per bu: Indi-
ana beans. 81 25a250 per bu. Hay-choice.
Straw, $7.5o9s. Clean ginseng. s. 25U6 per ID.
Onions. s1.7542 per brl. Cabbage. 81 per crate.
Peppers, 7Sc per bu
CINCINNATI Nov. 2.-Flour quiet: fancy.
red. SIC. Corn quiet; No. mixed. 46G4ehc.
Oats steady; No. mixed. 361xd37c. Rye steady
No. 3 61lxc- Lard quiet at S6-32h. Bulk meats
frm at s7s.ss s.s Bacon a steady va, az So Whisky
5.ssc.
DULUTH. Nov. 2.-Wheat-ro arrive-So.
hard, S31xc No. northern. Sliac: No. north
ern, 79c. On track, No. northern. size: No. Z