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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-09
At NEW YORK.
Additional Firmness I'm Grafns-FIour
Firm but Quiet.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Flour-Receipts.
1s.40O brls; exports. 6.556 brls; firm, but
quiet; Minneapolis patent, s4.1Oa430; Mime
opolis bakers. $325d3.45; winter patents,
s3.65d4; winter straights. sS5Od3.65; winter
extras. s2S0q3.10; winter low grades. 5000
go. Rye flour steady. fair to good. 500 35
choice to fancy s3.i0d355 Buckwheat flour
steady at $2.20M230. spot and to arrive
Corn meal quiet; yellow western. s1.20: city,
$l.H; BranGywine. $3.40G3.55. Rye quiet:
No. Western. 6012c (. o. b. afioat: state.
560571zc C. 4. f. New York. Barley steady
feeding. 47c C. !. f. New York; mailing, 5i9
60c C. /. f. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. 1850 bu: exports. g.
9sS bu. Spot firm; No. 2 red, s21hc elevator.
s31kc (. o. b. afioat; No hard Manitoba
90a4c T. o. b. afioat. Options were active
very firm Paris cables. There was rrIoder-
ate foreign demand also and some outside
buying. The close was firm at hdI.c net
advance: May. S2AMs25sc. closed AT s2ILc:
July. 79Q79 3-16c closed at 79c.
Corn-Receipts. 10000 bu; exports. l27. 6O2
bu- Spot quiet; No. 2. &c elevator. 57hc
f. o. b: afoat; No. yellow. 5Sc; No. 2
weather West, higher cables the wheat
advance, a good cash demand and covering
closed strong at ssq5sc net advance: May.
5ilz@S2c closed at 52c; July. 4sisa49Ac.
Oats-Receipts. 1850 blu; exports. 1s pa
bu. Spot firm; No. 2, SEC; No. 3. 42ikc: No.
j Wnlte, fof4C, tTdCh Wnltc, 4Jfl fbc. Standa nd
white. Ac. Options quiet, but firmer; May
closed at 422c.
Hay steady shipping. 5sa7oc: good to
choice. 95c0sl.05.
Hops quiet; state. common to choice. 1902.
3o931c; 1901. 24Q27c; old. sdl2lzc; Pacific
coast. 1902. 27d32c; 1901. 23a27c; old. S012iLc'
Hides quiet; Galveston. 20 to 3 pounds.
lsc; California. q to Is pounds, 19c: Texas
dry. "a to % pounds. lac. Leather firm. acid.
244251xc.
beef hams. $40 500 2l.50: packet, sl2Gl3: civ
extra India mess, szsQ2s. Cut meats steady:
IS. 25fIs5O; picked hams. sllQll.5O Lard
steady: Western steamed. $40. Refined
pound, C50a7.75. Pork frm; family. KS 75S,
is: shor; clear. Ssg1: mess. sisals.5O
Tallow quiet: city. SIC: country 61k dS1sc
Cotton-seed oil steady; prime crude nomi.
nal: prime yellow. 40Q+0I1c.
Rice firm; domestic. fair to extra SiL6
s5.c: Japan. nominal. Mo'asses quiet: New
Orleans open kettle, good TO choice. ssakc.
Coffeenspot no a1lst; No invoice. SIC
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. Az
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BuLLISH DAY IN GRAINS
MORE THAN A CENT ADDED TO THE
PRICE OF MAY WHEAT.
Corn Goes Up a Fraction and Oats
Also Are Higher-SmaIl Gains Made
by Hog Products.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA bullish sentiment
prevailed in both the grain and provision
pits to-day and on favorable foreign adj
vices wheat closed strong. with May 1q1bc
higher. Corn was up lsQssc and oats were
HG1c higher Provisions closed firm with
May up from 211c to 15c.
Wheat showed decided strength and the
volume of trade was fair. The opening was
strong on higher cables. with May ho to
&c up at 7skc to 791zc. Everything seemed
to favor the bull side, outside markets be-
ing strong. with good export inquiry re-
ported at the seaboard. Under these con-
ditions shorts covered freely. which aided
In advancing prices. A report from San
Francisco showing an advance OF 1s.c was
one Of the principal factors in the upward
trend while the strength in coarse grains
also aided the advance. Toward the end
of the session the demand became so ur-
gent that May sold up to S014c and the close
was at S0lsQS04c. gain Of 1Q1lsc. Clear
ances OF wheat and flour were equal 10
$4,000 blu. Primary receipts were 5o5,ooO bu.
against $4,000 a year ago. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of 401 cars.
which, with local receipts of 80 cars. two
of contract grade, made a total of 434 cars.
against 1852 last week and 3o1 year ago.
Corn was more active than for some time.
there being a good commission house de-
mand, while scalpers also bought lber-
ally, with offerings rather light. Firm ca
bles and the strength in wheat were the
main bull influences and no Improvement
was noted in the car situation. The close
was strong, with May 1Q5sc higher at
451sq45lzc, after selling between 445sc and
45hc. Receipts were PSI cars, none of con-
tract grade.
Oats were directly Influenced by the de-
cision of the arbitration committee MAX
ing the settlement price in the July oats
controversy 57Ac. This led shorts to believe
that sentiment on the board favored those
who manipulated the market during the
summer. and in view of the fact that pres
ent indca tons point to an attempt to man.
ipulate prices of the May option, there
was considerable anxiety among shorts and
covering was general. The strength in
other grains also aided the bulls. There
was some realizing by prominent holders,
but the market held decidedly strong and
the close was at the top for May, at Csc, a
gain of ssqlc, after ranging between &c
and Csc. Receipts were l66 cars
There was moderate trade In provi-
sions, but the market was firm on fair
commission house demand and on covering
by shorts who sold yesterday. expecting
liberal receipts of hogs to-day. The
strength in grains was a late influence.
The close was firm, with May pork 15c
higher at $3.50, lard 21zc higher at $40.
and ribs up 219G5c at s9.1711.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, 375; oats, 240; hogs, 5000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Butter-Receipts 3sle
packages; market steady: State diary, 150sscs
extra creamery. 26c; held creamery. lsq25c; COM
mon TO choice creamery isgzse, cneessc crn
l4xc; late made. l3&Ql4c: small white fail
made, HAc: late made. l3&c: large colored. raj!
made. 14hc: late made. 1SS.c. large white. fai
made, lal4c: late made. lSt<c- Eggs-Receipts
5,143 packages. The market was easier. state
and Pennsylvania average best zsc; western
fancy. 2lc. Southern fancy. 2Oq2oc: refrigeration
14Ql7c-
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-Butter steady at the
Decline fancy imitation. 20a21c; fancy cream
cry 26Gf7c: fancy ladie, 1Saisc; fancy roll, ls4
1sc; good roll. 16ql7c; store packed. l5allc Eggs
quiet and lower fresh, 2lc. Cheese frm and
unchanged; large, l4ql4hc: large medium 100
142sc; small, 14iz4l4%c-
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 7.-Butter steady and
in fair demand; extra Western creamery &c:
extra nearby prints. 2Sc. Eggs duh ana 10
lower fresh nearby. 20c, at the marx; freen
Western 20c, at the mark: fresh southwestern,
19G20c at the mark; fresh Southern. lS9lsc-
CHICAGO Feb. Ton the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet. creamery.
lSG25c; dairy. 15d23c. Eggs weak at isc- Cheese
steady at 1SIiic.
and Kansas stock, Ice. loss or cases returned
new No. 9 whitewood cases included. 1916.
ST LOUIS, Feb. 7.-Butter steady; creamery.
1sd26c; dairy 17g20c Eggs lower at lsc for
fresh.
CINCINNATI. Feb Eggs easy and lower at
14disc Butter quiet. Cheese steady: Ohio nat.
lac.
LOUISVILLE. Feb 7.-Butter-Common ana
medium, I5c per ID; good lealsc- Eggs. lsc-
BOSTON. Feb. 7.-GspeciaLl-Eggs steady at
22g23c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.


ST. LOUIS. Feb. Flour quiet: red winter
patents, s. .S93 s.; extra fancy and STRAIGHT.
at SSGSeo. Corn meal steady at sac. Bran
scarce and strong: sacked east track. Sqsse.
track. 7sassssc; May, 7sisc; July T2a72hc: No
hard. 7lc. Corn higher; No. !, cash. lxss
vac; May. sshc; No white: is.sc. Rye nr@
meats STEADY: boxed extra shorts. 8 ~: clear
boxed extra shorts So clear ribs. uo.iz's: short
clear; slos3,e. asy,rimo,hy frm at sieSis;
Iron cotton ties. sIeiH Basgins. 5-isc. Hemp
Irvine. SC. Receipts-Floar. hee brls. wheat.
ments0Flour. .oce bris: wheat Sc 90 su; corn.
$1,000 bu: oats. $500 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. BEEF easy: extra Indian
los. Hams-short cut. "a 10 Is lbs. dull at SIS.
Bacon-cumberland cut: g TO 80 lbs. quiet At
clear middles uigho. IS 10 "a lbs. steady at s7s
cd; long clear miooles theavyl. IS 10 70 lbs,
quiet at AIS: clear bellies, Il 70 ls lbs. quiet az
SOS: r Lard dull; prime Western in tssrsss; xss:
Square IL ls lbs. quiet at SSs Cd. Butter nomi-
nal Cheese firm; AInsriesn finest white ,',s, ana
, e7s 90; Australian. in London. Gull at s4s.
KANSAS CRY. Feb; 7..whest..Msy: ssse;
5 siasse' 80. hard. Sl6sac: No: red. go
s sse NG se s's Ssss No mI.sd s ~
2 white iObsq4ic; No. g. .Oc. Oats-No. white.
Sec: No. 2 mixed &c Rye-No. q s5c Hay
Choice timothy. SIS co. choice prairie - so he-
1000 bu. Shpments-Wheat, $1,000 bu; corn.
IS. 500 Blu; oats. 2s.ooO bu
LOUISVILLE Feb 7.-Wheat-No red and
longberry. Tsc; No. 3 red and longberry. nc
| Appes-Sun-dried. 4xd5c per 10 for large and
bright and 4Q4lzc for medium. Peaches. z,z1se
Beans-Northern hand-picked. s. 50 per bui lndi-
ana new beans ssas per sS c, aaycn sais
Straw $50. Clean ginseng. sigszs per ID
Potatoes Sis per brl; Northern potatoes potatoes. ssc
per bu- Onions, 81 2Sq250 per brl. Cabbage, VOC
| per brl. Peppers, 81. per crate.
CINCINNATI Feb. Flour steady. Wheat
| firm; No. red. sOQsoixc. Corn steady: NO.
mixed. &sc. Oats steady; No. mixed. sS9Ss,sc.
meats steady at s9.l2ik. Bacon steady at $40 30.
Whisky-Distilers' finished goods easy on the
basis of $50. Sugar steady.
TOLEDO Feb Wheat duh and higher;
higher; February. 4sc: May. 4sizc. oats dull ana
nrm: FeSrnsry saaei May; S Tss; hy FebSusry.
Si2ls: prime timothy. sl.S: prime aisike. s..
1 PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.-Rehned sugars un-
changed. Tallow hrmer; city prime. In tierces,
6iz@eAc: country. IN barrels. 5Ssq75sc; DARK -
G5l4c. Receipts-Flour, 200 brls and zSsi; ov0
| oats, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 500 bu.
corn. $4,000 bu; oats n.ooO bu.
| MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 7.-wheat-May. ls&c:
northern. 7sKc: No. northern. &c. Flour
| First patents, SiQ4.lo; second patents. S,SQf'
first clears. 1885, second clears. s2loaz@ Bran
in bulk. sl4.509l495
BALTIMORE. Feb. 7-Flour dull and un-
! changed Wheat strong; spot and February:
| @%Gsic. Corn firmer; spot and February, s4A0
54izc. Oats firm; No white &c
May. 7S34c; July. 1850. oats-May. ssisc-
| MILWAUKEE. Feb. 7.-Barley dull; No. I
| eilzc: sample, 45a53c.
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Sales,

Sheep-Receipts light: shipments. 500. The re-
cefpts of sheep and lambs this week have been
fairly liberal, showing a gain Of nearly 800 over
last week and the same week year ago and 200
over the corresponding week two years ago
Thus far this year the receipts are little larger
than the same time last year. and for the month
thus far there is a gain OF nearly 500 the
same period last year. The early part OF the
week the receipts quite small and there
was no occasion for any material change in the
market Prices as a rule were steady, but oc-
casionally strong compared with the close Of
last week Later in the week the receipts were
more liberal, but there was an increased de-
mand and the market was not anected: in fact
at the close of the week values
strong compared with those current at the close
OF last week The highest prices paid this week
were & Is for lambs, 81 for old sheep and 81 IS
for yearlngs There were very Few fresh ar
rivals to-day, but several were carried over from
Yesterday and the supply on sale equal to
the average for Saturday. There not much
inquiry from local sources. but shippers were in
the market, and a clearance was made at quot
ably steady prices. Lambs sold as high as
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Poultry.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Live poultry quiet
but steady; fowls. isGl4c: old ROSTERS. s8shc:
chickens. 13Gl4c; turkeys. l4ulbc; ducks. 1<qlSc;
geese I2Tl4c Drecoed poultry firm and in good
demand: fowls. choice Western, l4al4ltc: fowls,
Southern and Southwestern. 15ulslzc; fowls. fair
l2ILc: roasting chickens. nearby. 12u15c. West
ern large 15c: Western small and medium, iz6
fair to good l7disc: Western turkeys. choice.
zoe: W estern turkeys. fair TO good. i3ulsc: old
lsG1Sc; geese, nearby. i2Q15c: Western. llQl2c.
ST LOUIS. Feb. 7.-Poultry weaker; Chickens
lie; turkeys. lsc: ducks, l3c; geese. Sc
BOSTON, Feb. 7.-lspecial.l@Pouitry nrm;
fowls. l3c. springs. lac: turkeys. 1oc
CHICAGO. Feb. dressed poultry firm; tur-
keys l5GlSc: chickens, 10alzi1c
CINCINNATI Feb. 7.-Poultry firm: hens. lie:
springs. lla13c: turkeys 140lJc
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 7.-Hens. lie per ID chick
ems IiNI4c: turkeys. 12lsulSc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1-Pouitry-y Alive hrm:
turkeys, l3ql4c; fowls, lac.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Bank Statement Not So had az Ap-
peared ON the Surface.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.l


NEW YORK, Feb. THE bank statement
was poor one, worse than had been ex-
pected. The fact must not be lost sight
of, however, that the large increase in cap
italization of the Western National Bank
accounts for at least s., 600 900 i'm the loan
account, while the large note of the Cen
trail Pacific Railway, liquidated early in
the week, comes I'm on the average i'm the
loan account for three days. A comparison
with the corresponding week last year
makes the statement or to-day much bet
that time heavy gold exports were being
made, and for the week In 1902 there was
lost. in that direction alone, 100000 The
subtreasury also is again beginning to lose
to the banks. the credit of yesterday morn
ing in favor Of the banks amounting TO $3.50
900. The feature of the market to-day was
the buying OF the Gould stocks by his
brokers, particularly Wabash preferred
The feature of the market next week prob
ably will be the Gould stocks.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE SCARCE AND WITHOUT I'M
PORTANT CHANGE IN PRICE.
Hogs Strong, but the Improvement
Was Not Marked-Sheep steady
Condition OF other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, Feb.
7.-Cattle-Receipts light; shipments none. The
receipts or cattle this week have been OF very
fair volume. showing an increase Of nearly 600
over last week. a decrease Of 400 compared with
the same week year ago and an increase OF
500 over the corresponding week two years ago.
Thus far this year the receipts $500 smaller
than the same time last year and for the month
thus far there is an increase of over 100 COM
pared with the same period last year. There
was very satisfactory market at the beginning
or the week for practically all kinds. and on
account of reasonably good demand from out
side sources. prices. especially for steers. made
little gain over those current at the close of
hast week. This. however. was only temporary.
and subsequently the market for fat was
dull and prices were unsettled. For several days
statesmen had a great deal OF difficulty In find
ing outlet for their consignments, and. in
fact. this was harder work than it to agree
prices. Toward the close of the week. how
ever. with improved facil ties for transporting
dressed beef. some of the leading local houses
increased their requirements considerably and
there was rather a free outlet at currnt prices.
general review of the week. and particularly
with prizes at tA close of this week. indicate a
ioss OIL from Ice 10 loo on the steers good enough
10 sell above "a %. ne stocKer and Ieeder TRACE
was OF no great Importance. and on account OF
the small supplies steady prices were maintained
on the better kInus throughout the week, bul
at the extreme close OF the week ordinary stock
ers lost some in value. There has been very
satisfactory market good heifers
and, IN tact, Tor practically all female stock
throughout the week. a he demand at all time:
was equal TO the supply ana clearances were
made promptly at current prices. There was
no great improvement in values at any particu-
lar time. but there a continued stronger
tendency ana at the extreme close OF the weel
prices were probably lvc TO 15c higher than ths
close Oh Iast week. Inc highest prices realized
this week were - for steers, "a for heifers
sa.z5 COWS "a for bulls and S7.75 for calves
The receipts to-day were the smallest they hav,
been saturday several weeks. There Wer,
not enough To establish range in prices for an,
grade, and with comparatively rev carried Owe
from yesterday the supply sale too small
to encourage competition between buyers. There
fore the market Was tribe quiet. out transac
lions usually at steady prices compared
with the way equal kinds sold yesterday. Quo
tations:
Good to choice steers, 1850 lbs and up
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New York Press.

Henry b. Dwyer. chief claim agent of the
New York Central. has engaged the serv-
ices OF nearly sixty surgeons along the line
to take care of the victims of accidents I
hope this is not an evil omen. 'Of course -
says Mr.. Dwyer. every physician is bound
by the hipDocratic oath to give aid I'm case
of an accident. but these surgeons are en-
ployed and paid by the company Perhaps
there Is no more complete. as there is no
more beautiful, religion than the hippo
cratic oath. but IL is not now administered
TO practitioners and has not been for CEN
turtles. Though the formula is $500 years
DID, II is as applicable to-day as when ut
tered by the father of medicine 400 years
b. G.. Possibly its renewal might tend to
elevate the medical profession.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper. 4G6
per cent: time loans, 5Gs per cent. Clear
ings 1898. ESQ &c: balances, 1929, S27. 16.
NEW YORK.-Cal money normal; no
loans Time money steady; sixty and
ninety days, AZ per cent: six months, 4i.I
43. Prime mercantile paper. 43.M5 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady at S4.s7 %
for demand. A.S. 125Q4S5 for sixty days;
posted rates. SASS and Sass: commercial
bills, 81 s3%.Gf4.% Clearings, $239 1858. 3i2; bal
ances, 81. go. 40.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange par.
Sterling exchange. SIS for sixty days. s.. IS
for demand. Clearings. SO, 325 s94: balances.
s15l6.6S3
BOSTON.-Clearings s23. 6a3. 461: balances.
$2031 .59i
PHILADELPHIA.-M s per cent.
clearings. $2l.524ss6; balances. s.. 900. Az.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 5m6 per cent: New
York exchange, Dc discount. Clearings. S.
625 233; balances. $y7,t51.
BAETIMORE.-Money per cent. Clear.
ings. $s.49o.275; balances. s46S. $685.
CtNcINNATI.-Money. ago per cent
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oils.

NEW YORK Feb 7-Petroleum steady: re-
ened philadelphia and Baltimore S75c. Rosin
Arm: strained common TO good. s2io62ls.
spirits turpentine firm at e6izd07c-
SAVANNAH Feb. 7.-Turpentine firm at sc.
Resin arm: A. b. c, ID, L. r. slS0. G.. s.; II,
50 81: l. 81 so: X. $40; n. $50; window glass.
So IS; water white A.25
on CITY Feb 7-Credit balances, $l50: GER
,tdcates no bid. Shipments, 73.35s brls. aver
age a. $40 brls; runs. 81, 3s4 brls; average g. st5
bTls.
Arm ar ssc Rosin firm at 81 S.. Crude turpentine
firm al 81 40 81. Tar firm At <leo.
MONTPELIER. Feb. 1.-Crude petroleum
stea6y. North Lima. Sill; South Lime and Inds-
ana. SIC
CHARLESTON. Feb. 7.-Turpentine nrm at
s3ihc Rosin irm
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The banks now hold S1S545,675 in excess
of reserve requirements under the Is per
cent rule; ex. United States deposits, s2S.-
567,675.
The Financier says: 1.-THE principal fea.
ture of the statement of the Associated
Banks of New York for the week ended
Feb was the enormous increase of 800
447, 900 in loans, the largest weekly expan-
sion reported In that item for over q year
The increase is traceable for the most mart
to heavy corporate borrowings, the Penn
sylvania loan, which has been financed
largely through New York, accounting pre-
sumably for the greater portion of the in
Dictated change. The statement was affected
unfavorably by the loss of ST. 234 800 i'm cash
the first reported in some weeks This loss
was due to operations with the subtreasury
the payment of a Central Pacific note of
So, 100000 having influenced the adverse bal
ances against the stocks. Still, unofficial
calculations made the baAk loss i'm cash
for the week not more than s., 600 600 on
total account, or less than half that report
ed in the statement. The system of averages
used in compiling the official weekly re-
ana the merger of two banks with con-
sequent increase in capital to $4,000, 900 ex-
plains the rest. The increase of s., 401, 200 in
deposits Is much less than the changes
already noted would seem to call for AS
Ii was, however, the addition to deposits
called for s-,000.O00 increased reserve, and
this. in connection with the loss of 81, ga 800
cash, reduced the excess reserve item of
the banks by $9.335.100 bringing the sur
plus down to Sls.545.675, or very near the
point reported a year ago. At this season
last year Ii is interesting to recall the de-
posts of the banks passed the 81, 900. 900 600
mark, but while present deposits are $780,
while the total cash reserve is nearly $l5.-
100000 less
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use language to match the wall paper n
diverting Illustration occurs in Isabel Nc
Douglas article on "A William Morris
Room in February issue OF The House
Beautiful"
An architect of cultivated taste, on en-
tering this room. instantly and heartily
admired it's color, proportions and arrange
ment. but said he, have you not rather
fallen down on the furniture
Perhaps, however, there is an Inner
school, of William Morris slang-a con-
versational medium of artistic lease. and
flow and hghtness," with which the dull
minded. average person is unfamiliar. 1T
is up to- 1.-The House Beautiful' TO elu-
cidate. "
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady;
winter patents. s3.60d3.75; straights. So 3Oq3 So
spring patents. s3.5oq3.sO: straehts. s3.lOds 4O
bakers. 81 45Q2.s 80. Wheat-No. spring. 7sQsOc
43%c: No. yellow. 43%c. Oats-No. 2, 35c; No
white. CSC: No. white. 351sq36,4c. No. 2 rye
1910. Barey-Good feeding. 44l4sc; fair to
choice mailing. 4sEl52c. Flaxseed-No ]. s11e;
No. Northwestern. sl21. Prime timothy seed
$3.50. Clover-Cont-act grade sl1. 20. Mess pork
per brl. s16s7isGl7 Lard. per 100 lbs ss47izG
$50. Short rib sides Ooose), 5000. Dry-salted
(boxedD. ss.37;:ds5t. Whisky-Basis of high
wines. s1.30
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 27,O0 bu:
corn. $4,000 bu: oats. 900 bu: rye 1900 bu !:
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 10 600 brls:
wheat. 5000 bu corn. 10000 bu; oats. 1900 bu;
barley. q. 900 blu.
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The trial of number OF Arabs at Mont
heller for the revolt against the French
residents at Marguerite. Algeria. more than
a year ago, after lasting fifty days. ended
i'm a curious scene Sunday morning. The
iurymen had been locked up for twenty
seven hours considering their verdict. and
when they appeared I'm court everybody
was I'm a somnolent condition, most of the
Arabs being fast asleep and huddled to-
gether for warmth. A verdict OF guilty
was rendered I'm the case of twenty six
of the prisoners. the remaining eighty be-
ing acquitted. The four ringleaders were
sentenced 10 Imprisonment for life, and the
others found guilty were sentenced to lesser
term3-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-09

s-1sc: centrifugal. 90 test. CSC: molasses
sugar. 25su2 l5-l6c. Refined steady: No &.
SzSc; No; :. sS5c; !, No: :; sl5e; No 4loc:
3gOc: No II. S.S5cs confectioners' A. 45oc:
mold A. 4.9oc; cutloaf. 5.25c; crushed. 5.2sc.
powdered. 475c: graduated. 465c: cubes.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb 7.-As Is usual on the last
day ~ the week trade was dull In all metals.
and about the only purchase made was 10 cover
the actual needs OF consumers Copper was nat.
lake SIC s2lsal s7t; electrolytc. tz s1,zalzE4:
casting. sl2.sS4l2cs Tin was steady; spot;
On the basis OF sii2ls for spot spelter quiet
and frm: spot. HsSqS.eS-
AZ &c 97Is: speiter quiet at si-o