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The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

70 6Io1BoUIa-
Faire pledges OF a fruitful Tree
Why do you fan 50 faEtz
Your date is not 50 past.
But yuu may stay yet here q While
To blush and gently smile.
And 80 az last
W hat. were zee borne 60 be
An houre or halfs delight.
And 50 20 bid good uiEhtE
Twas pitie Nature brought zee form
Merely 20 Ehew your worth.
And lose you quite
But you are lovely Leaves. where We
Nay read how soon things have
Their end. though ne'er 50 brave
And after they have shown their pride
Like you a while they glide
mo the EraEe -AerrlcL-
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

H. P. Patterson Of Aurora, Ind. Q
veteran Of the civil var. recently.
while on q visit 70 Gettysburg. suc-
eeeded IN. boating q large bOElder be
hind which he sought shelter during
the furious attacks Of ne confedsrafs
troops on the exposed position Of the
union flank Gr- Patterson vas 50
vel pleased with his and thar. not
Eithstanding the fact that the rock
weighed eight tons. he bought Il from
the Culp estate and had Il shipped to
his western home. where he intends
TO have il used as a monument 70
mark his grave after his death
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

If Boston actually is slipping into
the sea something. Of course, should
be done to prevent it. There are
enough icebergs in the north Allan
tic already
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

so Kentucky Is . bad slater in.
teTogatsd the friend.
! should say 50" responded the
drummer. I thought vas counting
the m5lestones and they turned ont 70
be t0mbstCreE
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Every octopus is equipped with
eight legs, saying nothing of arms,
fms and subordinate tentacles- He
is prepared for every emergency and
all kinds Of weather.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Let all minor matters, such as the
British tariff discussion. labor troub-
les, Russia and the Jews, etc, be set
aside while we examine the new
cotinon devised by the dancing mast
ers' convention.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Ky dear Miss Mylluns." said the-fm-
pecuni0us young man Il love you
more than ] can fnd words 20 tel"
But I presume you could ten ne in
figures. rejOiRed the beautiful heir
ess in torres that suggested the ice
man.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Whatever. is happening down at Bo-
gotta, it is a safe guess that some Of
the thrifty Colombian statesmen are
still earnestly considering the posi-
5ility of making Uncle Sam raise the
ante.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

three fish is enough to catch at one
outing, the fourth viii be wise if he
takes no risk about nibbling at the
bait
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

About the most embarrassing thing
bow low in response to q word from
q pretty girl, only to find that it was
meant for the fellow Just back Of you.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

It's discOuraging what a lot OF
brilliant sarcasm one can think Of on
a subject Of conversation after it has
been dropped and it is too late to use
il
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

It is claimed that Mont Pelee is re
spOnsible for the recent food. Some
plan will have to be devised for
screening the United States from its
volcanic neighbOrs.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Any unseawOrthy person who has
ever ridden on a camel will under
stand why the beast is called the
ship Of the desert.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

American automobilists managed to
have a race a few days since without
any damage to life or limb. We IN
questiOnably do some things better
than Europe.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

We understand that the first pro
ceeding OF the new king Of Servia
was to cable to Philadelphia for file
Of recent numbers Of the Ladies
Home Journal. to learn Just how a
king should act.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

There are some refOrners who viii
not worry about turning the Tascals
out provided the rascals will let them
n on the ground floor
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

One Of the ablest contributors tC
the statistics Of race suicide is the
toy pistol
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Mr.. Bob Fitzsimmons says he loves
the little woman" Thus we see that
a soft heart may beat beneath the
freckled chest
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Sir Thomas Lipton hopes Reliance
is fast''-just fast enough to make it
interesting, but not too fast
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

The pugIist speaks Of Knockout
tloEs over the solar pleXus. but Il Is
he stomach that receives the shock.
and from II the nervous disturbance
originates.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

The Chicago paper that so warmly
indOrses the orthodox hell may be con
sidered an unquestiOned authority on
this subject
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

A Connecticut bishop is being crit
cised for going fishing on Sunday.
Why cant they let the good man
alone? Perhaps he went merely to
avoid being tempted to play golf.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Ms. A.-~would you IKE to be very
wealthy deeT27
Ms Yes. indeed I'd Ike to be
so wealthy that ! could hire q girl
70 do nothing but set the rubber plant
out in the morning and bring it in. AZ
dusk"
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

King Edward is wishing Sir Thomas
well but refusing TO put up any money
on the Shamrock.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

To be respectable. a man must re
spect himself as well as others.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

There were not half enough June
brides to suit the wives of the min
listers, who generally get the wed
ding fees.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

No matter how many people take
cold, the supply never seems to TuD
out.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Mr.. Harry Eehr's latest triumph is
q parrot that sits on his shoulder at
dinner and sWears. Mr.. Lehr's efforts
as an uplifter continue to be Inspiring.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

The report that the sultan had alb
dicated was unfOunded. 1t was one
Of the toO-gOOd-to-be-tTue stories.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

The reason a woman can nearly al
ways do better than a man in a stock
market gamble is that she doesn't dc
1t on judgment
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

A Servian republic on the South
American plan would add a little su-
perfuous tinder to the Balkan situa-
ton.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

The new king Of Servia is a wild
over. He Is likely to have more OF
less trouble IN finding a lady who is
willing to share his glory-and risks.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

It appears that the ObrenOvitcles
are not extinct after all, but the fact
reflects no credit on them.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

OF course the modern Sunday school
is too slow. It needs a few more
turns" and stunts"
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

A French theologian has endezv-
bred to explaia when a lie is 5ustf-
fable. Most people think it is 5usti-
cable Il they don't get found out.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

All the other evils resulting from q
vet season can be heroicaIly endured
II some way can be found to cireum-
vent the propagation Of mosquitoes.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

South Dakota bonifaces wonder why
it is referred 70 as the divorce evil ?
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

How about forming a neglected hus
bands union?
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

What the thousands think, genius
then utters.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

Never Jet 90 tin to-norroE The lamb
you can shear today.
The Goodland republic., 1903-07-24

And the Balkans continue to balk-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22
BROKERS' REPORTS.
Lack of Outside Trade Affecting the
Wheat Market.

IA. r. Thompson & Co., Indianapolis
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-There was a better
shipping demand for wheat, but the do
nestle demand was less urgent and cash
markets here and elsewhere were not as
strong The market acted as it has of late
was run up early on local bullishness and
then lost it's advance for lack of
outside trade. The market at it's
best was nc to ssc over Tues
day. Corn was firm, the fluctuations
narrow, but the market most Of the day
some over Tuesday. The futures at their
best were CSC higher. There was continued
selling by the provision interests. The buy
ing was led by Updike, Comstock, Bryant
The market closed with early advance lost
There was a more active speculative trade
and it has looked as if some recent sellers
were taking their lines back The buying
of futures has been led by Sterling-one-
fourth million or more. There has been
buying by White, Helmholz. Levalley. The
selling has been scattered and local rather
than by commission houses. There was
covering of lard and a strong market in
that product. 1t was supposed TO be based
on a better cash demand. The Anglo
bought the whole list of futures on lard
December. January and May. The rest of
the list dra gged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22

IPorterfield, & Co., Indianapolis


NEW YORK, Oct. 21-There were
further distressing announcements this
morning pefore the opening, such as the
Federal Bank, of Pittsburg, failure, and a
car wheel manufacturing concern at Buff
falo suspen1ing. This induced selling early,
but after the first half hour buying orders
appeared all over the floor and the bears
realized that the pools now buying stocks
are in for q good turn and that not only
the banking clement is favorable to the
support given, but that such people
Morgan, Rockefeller. Gould and Hartman
are taking advantage of the situation to
pick up stocks. The demands for crop
movement have been so light that it has
created more confidence in the future ease
of money than anything else and as stocks
are low and earnings continue liberal in
vestors believe that these prices warrant
investments The approaching extra ses-
sion of Congress naturally was bull card
on Sugar, as it is conceded that the trust
will be a financial gamer. This stock adj
vanced 81, or in all about 50 since the call
for the extra session yesterday. The rails,
under the lead of AtcbiSon and st. Paul,
were strong and made good Roadway, while
the industrials were well supported. The
anticipation of troubles is always more
dangerous than the realization.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22

Mixed Changes i'm Grains. with Flour
Holding Very Firm.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Flour-Receipts.
% 29s brls: exports. 1892 brls. Market I'M
settled but generally firm at full prices.
Winter patents, s4dl35; winter straights.
S390G410.
Wheat-Receipts. $500 bu. Spot steady;
No. red. s51kc elevator, SEC f. o. b. afioat;
No. l Northern Duluth 92i4c (. o. b. afioat
In the early trade the market was strong
and active again, led by December, on fur
Their demand from shorts. Higher Paris
cables and export rumors were the chief
bull influences, supplemented by light
Northwest arrivals. strength of cash mar
kets and small interior receipts. Near the
close prices yielded to realizing and were
finally unchanged to izc net lower. May
s2xmS32xc4 closed at S27sc: July. 7s&0S0kc
closed at soc; December, s6ss47 1-16c. closed
at S63tc.
bu. Spot steady. No. 2. 5llsc elevator. 5ixc
r o. b. afloat: No yellow, 541zc: No. ?
white 5lxc. Options quiet. but nrmer on
the wheat strength May closed at IS 1-16c:
December. 5Ox650ksc. closed at 50&c
Oats-Receipts. 5000 bu. Spot quiet: No.
l2c: standard white. Sc: No. 3. 103kc: No.
3 white, lsc: No. white. t21zc: track white.
HoDs quiet. State. common to choice.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22
LATE BREAK in WHEAT
EARLY FIRMNEss LOST AND 4 SMALL
DECLINE ESTABLISHED.
Corn Gains a Minor Fraction and Oats
Close mt a Small Advance-Mixed
Changes i'm Provisions.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Talk of heavier re-
ceipts in the Northwest and lessening pre-
miums for contract grades of both spring
and winter wheat caused apprehension
among bulls in that pit to-day, after
show of strength early in the day, and the
market turned weak, December closing
ls@Ac lower. Corn was &c higher, oats
up $sc, and provisions sc lower. TO sc
higher.
There was good demand from commits
sion houses for both December and May
wheat early in the session, and, with offer
ings quite light, the market took on a
strong tone, December advancing to Sic.
after opening a shade to ,s@Ac higher, at
SO3sdSOssc. The rally was helped by the
firm outside markets and by reports from
the Northwest of big business there yes
terday for shipment East, together with a
fair export business reported at New York.
Shorts covered freely during the early
hours, and prices held strong until toward
noon, when a reversal in sentiment oc-
CURED. Several prominent commission
houses were liberal sellers during the later
part of the day, and their action was fol-
lowed by many pit traders, who Were in
fluenced by the prospects of increased re-
ceipts in the Northwest, with lessening
of the cash premiums. The market was
weak late in the day, December selling
down to SOC and closing at S0lsc. a loss of
hQAc. Ciearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 131,600 blu. Primary receipts were
1161, 900 blu, against 1.42S, 900 a year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of 57S cars, which, with local receipts of l0l
cars-none of contract grade-made a total
of $40 cars, against GIG last week and 'J9 a
year ago.
Corn ruled fairly steady. but trading was
light and mostly for local account. Prices
strength in wheat, although cables and
weather were bear factors. There was
good buying by several prominent COM
mission houses and Scalpers the greater
part of the day, and prices held fairly
well, in spite of the weakness in wheat
After selling between 4Sssa4S1zc and 44c'
December closed &c higher, at 43a4c Re-
ceipts were 293 cars, of contract grade.
There was a good general demand for
both December and May oats, and the mar
ket held firm the entire session. Some of
the buying was credited to a local bull who
sold out big line last week. The close
was firm, with December up ssc, at $3.50,
after ranging between 35c and $3.50. Re-
| ceipts were 1872 cars.
Provisions were Arm early on covering
| of shorts in lard, supposed to be for for
| eign account, and an improved cash de-
| mand from shippers Realizing by local
| longs and selling by smaller packers
| caused loss of the opening firmness, and
| the market closed steady. January pork
| was &c lower. at $11S21h. lard was un-
| changed at s6.521z. and ribs were sc higher.
at $6.3212.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
| Wheat, so cars; corn, 80; oats. $50; hogs,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Butter-Receipts, 5,421
packages Market firm. Extra creamery, 211kc;
creamery common to choice. lsd2lc; imitation
creamery' l5QIsc: state dairy, 15G20c; factory.
iskQ15lsc: renovated. 1sg17c. Eggs-Receipts.
Sis packages Market firm. State and Penn
sylvania fancy mixed. 2ec; state and PENNEY
vania seconds to frsts, z1q24c; Western extras.
CSC: Western frsts 2ic: Western thirds TO Sec
onds l7d22c; refrigerated. lsq2lc.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2I-8utter quiet and
prices lc lower; extra Western creamery, Zkc:
nearby prints, PC. Eggs firm and 1c higher;
fresh nearby, 25c at the mark; Western. z40
25c loss off; Southwestern zzq23c; Southern. 1lff
a2c Cheese dull and lower: New York fun
creams. fancy. l2c; choice, u%c; fair TO good.
11Gi11zc.
CHICAGO, Oct. H.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries
I51kQ20Hc dairies, 14q1sc. Eggs steady az 1S4
1910 at the mark, cases included. Cheese easier
at l0tzd1ic.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. H-Eggs steady: Mis-
souri, and Kansas, cases returned. 1SQlshcs new
No wildwood cases included, 1sc-
ST LOUIS Oct. 2I-Butter quiet: creamery.
l7q22c; dairy. Hdlsc. Eggs steady at &c. loss
of.
CINCINNATI. Oct. z1-Egrs firm at zoe But
ter steady Cheese steady; Ohio nat, l0&c.
LOUISVILLE. Oct MISUNDERSTANDING. 12i<c
Der ID; good countr-, 15c. Eggs, 1slz0lsc.
BOSTON. Oct. 2L-ISpeciaLl-Eggs steady At
22623c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22

Quotations mt st. Louis. baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. sL-FIour quiet: rec patents.
!. o extra fS ,%S,b Snd sesa seav az
3. Corn meal steady at 81. Bran quiet; sacked.
east track 5sa.sc Wheat weak No red sash
May, s2ss@s2izc: No. hard. 1885 Corn firm:
s Ss Mas Gash ss.ss.e sraee Oats higher No I
cash. Sc; track $sS gSsc; December Ss<e !. MAJ
Pork higher jobbing and standard mess. sll 81.
Lard higher at .e.S5. Bacon steady; boxed extra
s shSTis H s,; sts sassr timothy Ss prairie
ss@1o Whisky ssesSy at n sl ,;,o notion On Re-
sTS Fassnf Oc sfis TSeas sS corn
1900 bu; oats, 5000 bu- shipments-tlour.
$1,000 brIs; wheat 5000 bu; corn 10000 bu oats.
$4,000 bu.
TOLEDO. Oct. 21.-wheat-october s!,sc; De
eembeT SS.4e; May Sac cornCoctooer, tss'
ssc: No 8. sec. clover seed-octobsr and De,
March. ss.77It; prime slsike. $50; prime timo-
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2l.-wheat-No. red and
longberry, Sc; No. red and longberry, sc.
Beans-Northern hand-picked. s. 50 per bui Indi-
ana new beans SassS oS eoyer
Straw. sI.s0as; Clean ginseng, S2sqe per 10
qs per hr Soc pes ss per
CINCINNATI, Oct. 21-Flour steady. Wheat
mixed. &c oats steady: No mixed :sa,s z
Bulk meats firm at sS.s2ls Bacon steady at
on the basis OF SIS. Sugar easy.
KANSAS CITY. Oct H-wheat-December.
ssifaess.e MAJ ss.assc cash s, SS he bard
SOC Corn-December. ssB4GSe%c: May, ssG3elsc:
cash, No. mixed. 3s1k@3sc; No white. ss,sa
2 mixed, 35Q56c. Receipts-Wheat. 1850 bu;
corn. 1880 bu: oats. 1900 bu. Shipment
Wheat l21 GOO bu; corn 1900 bn oats. 200 bu-
DULUTH, Oct 2O.-wheat-To arrive. No. I
hard. ss1kc; No: northern. Sc; No northern.
soc; on track, No ] northern, S2ikc: No north
ern. soc; No. spring. nc; October. S2ikc: De-
cember. TAG: May, TAG. Oats-In store and
to arrive, 34asc.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 2f.-Wheat-Spot dull; No.
2 red Western winter 6s 1izd Corn--Spot
steady: American mixed. IS SGD. Flour-St.
Louis fancy winter quiet at IS Sd.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct 21--Wheat. G95sc; May.
7sl1c: on track No hard, sac; No. northern.
s4zzc; No 1 northern. sac; No. northern, 500
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22

600 natives and 200 Texans; calves. LOO natives
cows steady. stockers and feeders firm bulls
steady. Choice export and dressed beef steers
feeders sa4so Western fed seers
40; Texas and Indian steers. 24oa3.75; Texas
heifers So s So: Gamers sl92 sc bull: sS InS
$50; calves, s2.25as.2o.
to 90 hsher Ton BULK Of sae was
light s5f5GSse workers., s5ssasso: pigs si5S
sheep-Receipts. 5000. The market was weak
to lambs be - Ha'y Ted e%es "sssssn
clipped yearngs, s2.50a4: Texas clipped sheep
s2.40a3.75; stockers and feeders, s2Q35o.
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. 21.--Cattle-Receipts
9as5; fair to goo gSed $685. best COWS S.
S. hsisr bulls s'0'herS ana Feeders
veals and Calves-Receipts, 100. The market
slow Top 3p vesIs ssaS fair al to good @
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 80 cars The mark
ct was slow and lower on lambs; sheep firm.
Gull lambs. S3.50Q4.5O; choice wethers, s4q4 Is;
ewes s25 :, 90 fair to good mixed sheep $3.50
Hogs-Receipts, 81 cars. The market was ac-
tive and 5ai0c lower; Workers; good to choice.
s5i5q5.SO; mixed grades. s575a5 90; rough. ST. Il
%; stays, $S.75d45o diaries and grassers, $50
NEW YORK, Oct 2l-Beeves-Receipts 2.sl7.
Steers steady a to strong bull. steady cows slow
ana All sosS 40 hIs y & sS oxen and and
49, fat Ohio cows. a2s Cables steady stead A E%r
ports to-day. lss cattle. 72s sheep and sis quar-
Calves-Receipts. 2OsS. Prime veals steady;
a tops sasts sHG eos se 81
Westerns s3d6; city dressed veals weak at so
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 10000. Sheep slow
to 25c lower; lambs 1oc to 25c lower than Mon
day Sheep 81 5Sgssc; few choice 90 g: lambs.
| lambs, IS 25@5.5O.
and Pennsylvania hogs. s6d6.15.
CHICAGO. Oct. Observation-Disclosures. q, 600. in
Guiding 500 Texans and Goo Westerns. Market
STEADY po 10 st 10 edu% ood 30 PRIME steers %
feeders. 81 25a4 10; COWS. si.S5q4sS heifers. SEA
s2a7 %. Texas fed steers. s2.75as.5o; Western
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900; tomorrow. Il. 600
estimated: Market steady to loc higher. Mixed
and butchers. $500 20; good to choice heavy.
5.65: bulk of sales. s5.2od5.40.
sheep-Receipts. s.2Oo. Sheep steady to strong;
s3@4 fair TO choice mixed. s2QS; Western sheep
g 25d4; native lambs. s32565.75: Western lambs
PITTsBURG. Oct. p Onion Stockyards D.
Cattle-Receipts fair. The market was steady.
Choice ,ax &. PT;m fal 81 ss good sasa
! 81 5ods2 common to good fat bulls. 81 25a3 Is:
hsifers. sat 20; good fresh COWS and springers.
sheep and Lambs-supply fair The market was
So 406ls 60: fair s3s 25: culls and common. 81 s.
az: choice lambs $. aOa5.5O; fair to good s4s5G
i double decks Ks. The market
s5.S0G5.s5: Workers 5.lbd5.s0: light Workers.
| IS. 10: roughs. s4d5-3e.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 2I.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000. in
GLIDING, $50 Texans. Market slow and steady
rea.ea f bes and ah Suser ee M
under 1000 lbs. ss.75a4so; stockers and feeders
s5ssi 10: Bulls. ssssas; calves ssae75 Teaa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22
LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
COOLER WEATHER NEEDED TO GIVE
REAL SNAP TO BUSINESS.
Commission Row Feels the Situation
Most-Grocers Report Better Cof-
fee Market-Grafn Arrivals.

Trade is unusually dull for October, which
n attributed to the summer-like charac-
Ter OF the weather. This is the most
noticeable on Commission row. There never
was a better variety Of lines of goods ham
aed by the commission houses than those
now offered, apples. pears, bananas, lem
,ns. Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes. cab
bage. celery and like articles all being in
Iarse supplies, and a glance at quotations
will show that prices, as compared with
those OF year ago, are much lower, apples
,specfaliy being low for the season. The
produce market, so far as eggs are con-
.erned. is firm and receipts continue light.
Already there is considerable demand on
.torage eggs TO supply the market. Poul-
try is easier, but no reductions have been
made OF late, as all arrivals are quite readi-
Nv taken. Choice butter is in good request
Al prices quoted, and the supply is hardly
,oual to the demand Wholesale grocers
seport trade as rather quiet. The fruit
season being about over. the demand for
ugar for canning purposes has fallen OH
nerceptibly. but coffees sell freely at the
recent advance. The canned goods market
Is unsettled. The amount of stocks held Is
siff,cuIt to ascertain, but the belief prevails
that they ere ample to meet the necessi-
ties of the market. and there VIII be ut
no change in prices, while some sellers pre-
sict higher prices The leather market Is
unusually active for October and prices
are very firm. but no higher. The nice mar mar
-. drifts along in the rut of months past
sz5'11t hides are bringing about hair
aant more than sixty days ago, they are
sttI at low figures. The provision ma ll.5
81, very active. The export demand
so n.I aud the domestic demand largely
= sScess of that usual at this season OF the
. ~ SO long as fresh meats are held al
1aa,t figures. hog products are hheH
pfesaat With ready sales at the low prices
.noeuail:ng. Other markets are without
sev features.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22

1903 crop. 25G32c: 1902, 21625izc; Pacific
coast, 1908 crop. 22G29c; 1902. 21Q25lsc. Beef
easy; family. sl0di0.50; mess. $3.50; beef
hams, S21.50G23: packet. sSQ10; city, extra
India mess, sl4d16. Lard-Refined quiet;
continental. $40: South American. -: COM
pound. S.12isG1.37i1. Pork easy, family,
$40: short clear. $l4nl6.
Coffee-Spot Rio firm; No. 5 invoice. 5ssc
Mild steady; Cordova, 1aM12c. Coffee fu-
lures opened steady at an advance OF 5plo
points. and I'm spite OF very heavy realizing
attracted by the higher level ruled general
ly steady TO firm on bullsh advices con-
corning the crop moving as well as that
growing, primary markets, a small Bra
lillian movement and advances IN the Eu-
ropean markets. Toward the close trading
became even more active and prices eased
off slightly, but the market finally was
steady. net unchanged 10 10 points higher.
Sales were 10000 bags. including: Novem-
Der, 5.l0a5.15c; December, 5.3en5.35c: Janu-
airy, 540c; March. 5.50n5.6Oc. May. $50
5.sOc; June. 5.sOd5S5c; July, 5.S5d5-SOc; Sep
fember 9015 95c.