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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-06

Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments none. The re-
ceipts OF sheep and lambs this week indicate a
gain of less than 200 last week and de-
crease Of over 1,soO compared with the same week
a year ago. and 1000 compared with the corre-
spending week two years ago. Thus far this year
the receipts are over 1880 larger than the same
time last year. and for the month thus far there
Is a decrease or over 600 compared with the same
period year ago.
From the sellers point Of view there has been
a reasonably satisfactory market for sheep and
lambs all OF this week. Most of the time the
receipts were too small to invite competition be-
tween all buyers, and on that account the trad
Ing was not as active as Ii might otherwise have
been. but good firm average was maintained in
close OF last week. Some OF the best stock rep
resented here for at least week offered at
the close of the week. and sold at higher prices
quality being considered, there no material
have been selling around $5Q525, with scattering
sales as high as $3.50. and an extreme OF IS Is
was paid, while ordinary grades have sold as
low as $3.50. Sheep have been good enough to
bring IS. so, and quite number have sold as
high as S25, but more have sold around 50 than
any other price, and culls low as 81. so.
not large enough to interest all buyers but there
was steady demand from local butchers and
sales for the most part were at steady prices
compared with yesterday. Lambs sold from 81
to $685.. sheep from 81 to s. and yearlngs as
a q AZ
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The problem that this generation IL working
out Is that Of the readjustment Of the indus
tries of the world on a new basis. Our task Is to
reconcile the apparently irreconcilable claims of
capital and labor. We are striving TO construct
our systems Of trade and industry to regulate
competition without destroying 1t. TO secure con-
centraton without loss of independence. to
etc organization without monopoly, TO insure
profit without degradation OF the toiling masses
TO lift w without pulling down. to enthrone law
mercial empire on the basis OF republican form
Of government. This problem In Its solution, in
wolves pain. change. peril. revolution In many
os the accepted theories and methods OF the past
centuries. We cannot very far ahead and
doubt paralyzes the faculties of the timid, and
yet there can be no doubt OF the ultimate VIC
tory. and the world will be all the better for our
struggles. We ought to rejoice that We can take
part in such an era OF the world. We are MAX
Ing great history.-Wall Street Journal
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IMPROVEMENT in TRADE
BUSINESS TAKES ON INCREASED AC-
TTvITY FOR HOLIDAY DEMAND.
General Wholesale Trade Continues
In Unusually Large Volume for
This Time of the Year.

with the end Of the third week before the
holidays jobbers and commission In the
lines IN specially large demand for the Christ
mas trade. have the first days OF In
creased business
Especially IN the produce and poultry bust
mass has trade taken on more activity during
the latter part of the week The Improvement
IN business In anticipation OF the largest holi-
day trade Indianapolis ever had Is not seen
% much In the jobbing and wholesale lines. Of
course as IN the retail lines, but ptill there is
. renewed activity among the commission men
and the poultry dealers.
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Wholesale trade in the staples continues In
THE same large volume that has characterized
the wholesale business Of Indianapolis all fall.
Always before the wholesale merchants IN the
staple lines have experienced a falling on In
business the weeks Immediately preceding the
holidays. But this condition does not obtain
to any extent this year.
PRICE CHANGES.
The past week has seen a slight decline in the
Price OF eggs; an easier feeling in poultry. with
slight Declines: advance In the price OF cab
tage and sweet potatoes. and q decline In rab-
hts. In the wholesale business advance In
the price Of cotton and sheetins goods. and q
slight advance in coffees were the only changes
CO note the past week.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt ST. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5.-Flour dull. but firm and
h ases and 5fd srSsh eesa
Timothy seed steady at g 2;a2 S. prime worth
sacked. east track, 7iS7Sc Wheat lover lower ni No.
red. cash. elevator nominal; track. 91h992c
hsfd eay ssS July n.y. s@ Cash. No
track 44c. old; December, 41lac; May 4l%c.
Nay S No shss
as5 oSsn sas lamp IS BACON
Sias; short clear sss7is. Receipts-Flour 200
brls; wheat l2s.ooO bu; corn, g, 900 bu; oats
IS. oOe bu: corn. $1,000 bu: oats. Is 900 bu
KANSAS CITY. Dec. -wheat-December.
So'te: May. 7ossc; cash h, No hard. 72@7Sc; No
No. red, s.aS5c; No g. Soassc. corn-p Deem
Der ssc May, s7as,c; cash No mixed. ss5sc
white. ss@ssc; No. mixed. ssas5Isc. Receipts
whsss SY g oS oats
oats. 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Dec: 5.--Fiour firm. Wheat
mixed. acc. Oats, Arm; No. 2 mixed. ssGssizc.
Rye quiet: No. 2. eac Lard quiet at se.32is.
Whisky-Dfstillers finished goods steady on basis
ToLEPo ps9 ssse
oats,peesmber. s ss May, s1Ac; Rys5,NO; 2.
Ss G Mo january $50 Febr ss IS
March. IS; prime alsike. $3.50; prime timothy.
81 30.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec 5.-Flour-Fair business;
millers are selling the product both to domestic
buyers and abroad. First patents are quotable
at s4.45N4.55; second patents. 4.307f. 40: first
clears. So 3od3.4O; second clears 81 3o02 40 Ban
in bulk. sl2I5; shorts. slS: middlings. SIS
DULUTH. Dec. 5.-wheat-To arrive-No !
hard, sI7sc. No northern. s0ssc; No northern
TT7sc. On track. No. 1 northern. S0%c; No
northern, 75sc; No spring. 74sc: December
SAC.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 5-Wheat-December.
So%Gs0isc: May. S2hGS2&c: July. s77sc: on track
No l hard. s3ikc: No. I northern, S21sc: No.
northern, 7sstgsosc; No. northern, 72f177c.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-Wheat-Spot steady: No.
9 red Western winter, ss I'd. Corn-Spot steady;
American mixed. As Id
MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 5.-Barley dull; No. 2, &c;
sample. 33Q59c.
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-Ekectiye SUNDAY. Nov. 1. Isos.-

Effective Sunday. Nov. 1. 1903
Local trains for Anderson Muncie and inter-
mediate Prints leave Indianapolis at AIS a. m.
and each shour thereafter until s:l5 and 100
D. m These trains make direct connection at
Anderson with trains for Alexandria, Elwood-
Marion arsl intermediate points
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie leave
indianapolis at s and IL a. m. and and
T. m. arriving i'm Anderson In / hour and .
minutes aad in Muncie in hours. The a
and p. IN. trains make direct connection at
Anderson Svith limited trains for Elwood The
ID. m. tain makes direct connection at Ander-
son with Emitted trains for Marion.
Local trSins for Noblesville. Upton anc inter-
mediate Isbints will leave Indianapolis at t:lS
a. andl every two hours thereafter until 1913
and IL 80 ,.
Limited .rains for Noblesyile. Upton and In
termedatN points leave indianapolis at a. n,
stop s. each town between Indian apolis and
Upton.
Express Department
Consignslents received until IL O'Clock noon.
for delivery the day to all points between
indianapolis and Muncie; until p. IN. for de-
livery to Cali points before 6 o'clock the pext
morning. .including Muncie. Anderson. Alex
andria, Efwood. Upton and Marion
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LUith the Grain Brokers;
Present Market Conditions

vance and there is still little indication that the
short selling will be profitable, apparently.
The position OF corn. both in the option and
cash markets. has been considerably strength
cned the past week The May, at Chicago closed
yesterday at 43lsc. against 41Ac, last weeks
nnal price. The December. having been practi-
cally at standstill all week. made only a
slight advance over last weeks closing price.
According to the most reliable outside reports
at this time last week. and the cash situation
generally Is stronger. The continued cold wealth
and consequently, a heavier movement is ex
pected within the next few weeks The increase
seaboard Which took effect Dec. has temp Sne
rariiy decreased the movement OF corn. But the
prices. 10 discount the increase In the freight
rate. and IL is probable that a few weeks more
larger.
OF the situation at indianapolis the Northwest
ern Miller says: Trade in -four last week was
dull-very dull. and what is more there Is a
likelihood OF further slump in the business.
The Thanksgiving holiday knocked the wind out
OF Hour sales for a time. The advance in the
freight rate East will. OF course be paid by the
kindly TO such matters offhand, hence the poor
outlook predicted for the immediate future or
hour sales Is being made %oud not M the he %ay OF
for there are orders booked from both domestic
and foreign buyers every week. however dull
times may be.
The all-important difficulty still faces the mill
ers. namely. low wheat stocks and slow move
ment OF wheat The millers of Indiana are draw
ing heavily on their reserve supplies and condi-
tions must begin to right themselves soon other
wise some OF the mills will have TO close down
Last Saturday SdSsc was offered In India mar
lis for No red. The stocks OF wheat at In.
close or the week amounted to about POI 600
bushels. decrease OF $4,000. compared with last
week.
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Wheat has strengthened its position appar-
entity. the past week. The cash markets are
advanced from 1izc to &C. and the option mar
ket is lxc advanced over last weeks closing
price on the December option at Chiengo and
cash market is strong and &c higher than last
Saturdays prices.
xxx
The domestic wheat situation is unquestion-
ably very bullsh. apparently. with Armour and
his interests in seeming control OF the market
ut Chicago. and Spencer. an equally wealthy
and clever SPECTATOR and his following in con-
troll OF the 81. Louis market Armour holds a
long line OF the December. and is making fire.
quent moves 10 squeeze the short interest in
that deey ana ne rs asS ane nS sb IdS
west we t. '''' ''' - '''N '''s ~. -
Armour is reported to have sold good deal of
May this week both Chicago and Milwaukee,
and several times the market has shown consid-
cradle weakness for short time. But ne has "a,
indications. and the market closed for the week.
with nothing but strength in sight
Brokers' wires have been flooded the past few
days with buIish news on the crop and supplies
situation. and there is an abundance of talk
mand TO speak OF. but the bull interests are
seemingly ignoring the foreign situation and de-
Msy
sss
The December short interest in both the Chi
cago and st. Louis markets were disappointed all
week that heavy deliveries OF contract stuff to
Spencer did not put a stop to the upward move
ment and slump prices. Last Saturday there
were many tips out 10 ''go short In Chicago and
ST. Louis. The basis OF these tips was the report
that about 400 900 bushels OF contract December
would be delivered 10 Spencer the first delivery
day. There much talk to the effect that the
st. Louis market would not be held up IL a 600 600
bushels were delivered. But both the ST. Louis
and Chicago options kept steadily on the ad-
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Following Is the range of prices


Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Patrick Mccarthy. 81; Joseph B. s. Wilson
s24; John A. Harding. $40; Charles 4. Peck $24;
Henry Baughman, $40; William Decker. $50: Eli
II. Fenters. ST. George w. Thomas $50: John
Hobaugh. SIT; James w. Raysor $12; John
Finnern, $e4; James s. Girard, s24; Charles w.
Gilmore. $24; John Shoukwiler. $14; William A.
]. Johnson. $2; John Hollycross, s12: stephen
d. Warwick. So William L. Wood. S17; Jacob
Rentfrow. Sl4 Dewey Webb. sl7; Ferdinand
Meggenhafen. sl4' John F. Mccreary. sls John
Hart. IS: Charles b. Johnson. So John Hall.
s24; William w. Wheeler, S. minor of George
w. Meeker. SO; Lillian Carter. s.; Francis
Sanders. IS; Louisa Campbell. si2: sinia Sutton.
IS. William II. II. Spaulding, s12; Richard J..
Cooper. $12; James S. Thompson, $17; George
w. Robinson. So; Thomas Johnson, sl2; Lewis
Jesse HaIce. ,17; Elijah pike. ,a4; Frank Cas-,
ter. sl7; Edwin A Orrell. s14; William Darcy.
N7; John M. Wilson. s4: John w. Kise, Si7;
James NJ. Cooper. 81; Isaac n. Mag; s24; 10
George Mahurin. IS; Franklin H Bloomer, S.:
William Williams. slo Richard II. Spence. $40;
William Vaughn. $10 Rosanah Hunter, s.: Ma
linda Fite 81; Wilhelmina Gallmeyer. S.
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CASH WHEAT AND OATS STRONGER.
General Advance Of 4 Cent in Local
Cash Wheat Prices.

Wheat and oats were the strong features Of the
local cash market yesterday. general advance
of lie was put on wheat. making No. and No.
red and December worth SIC. and the wagon Sc.
Oats prices were advanced from hc to nc. No
white now worth 37%c. and No. white SIC.
Corn prices weaker. with No. white al
.4okc and No. white at 4ohc against 4oitc Fri
day The hay market is weaker Sixty-nve cars
of corn were inspected yesterday.
Following is the range on grain and hay:
Wheat stronger; No red. SIC track; No. 2 red
SIC on milling freight; No. 3 red, SAC track; De-
cember, S7c wagon. Sc.
Corn weakeri No white. 4oAc; No white
No. 3 white mixed Acc; No. white mixed. Ssc
No. yellow. 40c: No. yellow. 40c; No. yellow
3sc: No mixed 4oc; No. mixed, 40c; No.
mixed 3sc; ear. 4lc; wagon. 45G50c.
Oats stronger; No. white, 5Ac; No. white
SIC; No. mixed 361ac: No. mixed. SEC.
Hay weaker: No. 1 timothy, s11.2 IS No. tim
othy. $40. 80 nominal.
Inspections-Corn: No white. cars; No
white. 81: No. white. Il; No. 8 yellow, 3: No
yellow, /; No. 8 mixed, IS; No. mixed s
total, s. cars. OATS No. white, / car. Hay
No. / clover, mixed, car.
WAGON MARKET.
Receipts of corn and hay were liberal yester
day, with prices unchanged.
Corn-Per blu. 54d56c; new, 46q50c.
Oats-Per blu, 3S440c.
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INDIASAPOLIs & NORTHWESTERN
sTRACTIoN COMPANY.

general offices. Lebanon. IND
Maitns x,.S ticket s,, ooe n aoa
block ROOM 6.
First through car for Lebanon and Frank
fort leavss indianapolis a m. Ar. Frank
fort at %I5 a. m. and every hour thereafter
until u m Last for Lebanon leaves
Indianapolis at 1850 p. m.
First Trough car for Indianapolis leaves
F-rankforS at $50 a m. arriving at Indian
apolis at ts:45 g. m and every hour thereafter
until 90 D, m First car from Lebanon
and arriy<s at Indianapolis at 6:45 =. m
Express Department
Consfentlents received until 10 o'clock a. m.
for Sseiiy.Sy the same day to all points betwt en-
Indianaptis and Frankfort. and until p m
for delivty to all points before O'clock the
Hing
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winter patents, siG420; straights. $1,000 10;
spring patents. s4q4,SO: straishts. s2.5Oqs. 70
bakers. s2.4oQ3.25. Wheat-No. g. 7SGS2c; No.
red. ssGS6iac Corn-No. 2, 42hc; No. 2 yellow.
441ac; Oats.No 2. s5lc: No white. s5a37Ac.
No rye. 51izc. Barley-Csood feeding, 34GlS7c.
fair to choice mailing. 43Q5sc. Flaxseed-No. 1.
Gle; No. 1 Northwestern. CSC. Prime timothy
seed, 81 IS. Clover-Contract grade. $11. Mess
pork. per brl. s11.121q125. Lard. per 100 lbs.
S6.1lsG6.4o. Short rib sides Qoose) $6d6.25.
Short clear sides tboxedl. s6.12kq625. whisky
Basis of high wines. $1.27.
Receipts-Flour. 20, 400 brls; wheat. So 200 blu:
corn. Ill 500 bu oats. 1877 800 bu; rye, 1850 bu:
barley. 114.1 100 blu. Shipments-Flour 19. 400 brls
wheat. 133, 300 bu corn 266 800 blu; oats. 1874 800
bu; rye. !, 700 bu; barley, 19, 800 bu
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INDIhNAPOLIs a MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

yaitint room and station A. Kentucky avenua
First afr leaves from in front OF No. a. ken
lucky a enue for Martinsvie and intermediate
stations ~ o.SV a m ana every hour thereafter
on the fal-hour marx Until b-SJ ?. m The
7.3o p ~ car runs Only 10 MooresviJe. the S.30
car runls 10 MaftlnsNiile ana taS next and last
car leasLs at u;S0 - m, running % Martins
Vile. j
I.eavirE Marttnsville for Indianapolis and in
termeditfe stations. nrst car at b:s0 g. and
every hcSlr thereafter on the forty minute mark
until 6:tl D. n. The l:e y. IN. only 10
Mooresvkle. the $40 TO Indianapol and the
next ann last car leaves az 1850. running 10 In
dianapo&
Cars tave Mooresville for Indianapolis ana
Martinsxl lie at go a m
Expre$ car arrives at Indianapolis at TO
n m atd departs at s:f0 a M also arrives A
l:H D. n. and departs at $40 p M
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WHEAT AND CORN INSPECTION
SHOWS DECREASE FROM 1902.

comparison of the local wheat inspection for
November this year and the same period the past
two years shows that receipts Of wheat here this
fall last month, were smaller than during No
vember 1902 and 1901. Last month 1900 bu of
wheat were inspected here. as compared with
$1,000 bu during the corresponding period last
year. and so, $50 bu the corresponding period Two
years ago. The October inspection this year
amounted to IS, 500 blu.
Corn receipts last month also show a large fall
Ing Off from the corresponding time last year,
but an increase over the receipts of November,
1901 The corn inspection last month amounted to
543 900 bu compared with S27, $50 bu last year.
and 2S4, $50 bu the time two years ago. Fol
lowing Is the Board OF Trades comparative
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INpI3NAPOLIs & EASTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Greenfield Line

cjheral Offices. Franklin Building.
An IL depart from Meridian and Georges
suee'ST1 Table Effective Nov. 10. 1909
e., rs1hmond New Castle and intermediate
roI - Passen ger leave the following
statlo'o ~ a m, S:57 a. m, 1857 a m, l2:57
- M 2G p. m. 4:57 p. m and 500 p mr. ex-
cePt Is until 6:57 d. m. The above cars make
SiSect ctanection for Eaton: Dayton. xenia.
S9l l Ss,Senneld Knightstown and intermediate
s,a,ions messenger cars leave: First car az
stauoh9, ard each hour thereafter until 7:57
s'si a. BE S:57 runs TO Greenfield only. The
ps7 r,nz TO Knightstown. Next car at HIS
20. iN Is 10 Knightstown. and last leaves
y, 1s.ss & m for Greenfield.
con.birk ton passenger and express cars leave
-. 49, m 1851 a IN. and ll57 a m for
Knights'f"n- Freight Cars
~ -tSenaeld and intermediate stations only.
I've al 80 a. m. and leave at a m. Also
arrive aft2:2O y. m. and leave at S'S0 p m
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(Retail Prfces.)

Bags. Csc per ton extra, ground floor dumped
Red In cellar. From wagon. 25c per ton extra.
BY whseibarrow. chute or basket.
Alcohol. s,.s.o7.7o; asafostida. zoe: alum. "a
o4c: camphor. ssa7oc; cochinsai. SC: chioro-
Vol srss% 6 ssIsfs
ssnuns sSs4oe; paSnsss ssr Hs, q o. aU9sse;
not per ID; g; opium: 9 5ss. aa.n,ss: =
Castle F. Isise soda SiesrS. sS sssH : alta
Epsom. ik64c; sulphur hour. ax9sc; saitpetsr.
ssis. $3.50 sasSa.
S65oc; chlorate potash. 1592oc; borax. 99l2c;
einchonida 2ses4c: carbolic acid. &c; cocaine.
Bleached sheetings = Androscoggin L. re:
No. &C. f ane as SsR'p
che Loom. Sc: Fsrwsil; ne; Fitchville. &c: Full
iss indio.eSssn ~ e 1ndlo ssos.s
sasss ss Buck: HEAD ss e. carlisle sss
Great gas + re- A gDs he IRdsn Head
Alien robes. &c; American sna,1 indigo Sc Arnold
soncy. SC: Hamilton fancy. SC; Merrimac pinSs
and pgIpss sac Pacific fancy &C. simpson
Gimpson's oil finish. &c: American shirting. Slsc.
s Kid-sn n,as cam ss &C. Warren
sc; Slater. &C: 0enesee. 4e
pf BE Cords 40 ne; cords Cords T +. nsc.
Cords ACE l2isc; Hamilton awnings. iOc Ki.
nSno fs1sy s Lseo1 tapsy s Lsnox Xxx
qushanna ls,ze; shetucket sw. &C; shetucket
Grain Bags .Ameskeas. sl45O: American.
uas0; anTmony; o . ssars ss SIS Aos.
TIC; Lancaster. slzc; Lancaster Dress NC; Toll
EIou-
snt IN br so; straight grade $40 in 6ri: low low
uraie. So 30. extra fancy, In Drl 81 10. buck-
wheat hour. $50 per brl: graham. ,4giss per
Groceries.
cofee-Good. SAFE; prime. 12al4c: strictly
prime. itaIsc f n green en-, and yellow. isg2sc:
S2Hgssc: finest Mocha and Java. 2sq3Oc: Java
blend. &c. fancy blend, lsc; Golden blend I5c.
II sc; Jersey. , IL ssc' Caracas. iLzsc; Dutch
sws olsns se Gates. beSSs5 jsv. Mail
max Java blend. IL sc. vi
cartons. Sioc: cut loaf. 57Oc; cubess S S0lo
xxx powdered EDS. ; sOc: standard powdered.
package 5Isc; srsnuiated. s-b pacRaese In.
standard fnc granulated. bags brls ARC:
Eidsswood A. , 6rl5 81, sc: Pnoeni1 A; brls 457c:
hiass~oo sss ea e 's Is y wnsso.
10 yellow. l2c' New Orleans dark. &c.
fair prime. 2sasec: choice. sSG42c: syrupss =
salt-In car lots. sOGs5c: small lots sO0s5c
spices-Pepper. lie: alspice. lsQIsc: cloves II
Csc: cassia. isaisc nutmegs. 50as0c per 10 -
Rice-Louisiana. si5Qsc; Carolina. 6ikdsxc
shot-si.toqieo Per bag for crop
Lead-si4u7c for pressed bars.
Wool Dishss-No. l. per 1000. 81 so97: No. 2
041eos No. }. s.. 90. 30: No. :. 81 s0Gf3
Twine-Hemp. nQiSc per 10: wool SfllOc. far
50&30c; paper. l5c Jute. lzgi5c: cotton Is4s9sc
Woodenware-No tubs. <s17; No. ? tubs a
-; No. tubs, H95; s-hoop pals 81 GO: s-hoor
paiis 81. D4i5o double washboards So 50Ss -51
common washooards ssSgiso: elothespins. soa
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron 25oc: horseshos bar. 27sc. nail 80,
5c: piow slab 450c: American cast steel aaiie.
tire steel. s9s1e; spring steel. H1a5c.
Leather.
Oak sole. 320<,c: henlock sole 2s0sse: h.r.
neest o494oc; skirting. 2safoc: single strap :if,
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1.11s brls runs, 7s,164 brls: average. ss243 brls
Shipments Uima), 1854 brls; average. SO l2t
brls; runs Uima). Ca SSs brls: average. 5sSs
brls.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Petroleum steady; re-
fined New York. $3.50; Philadelphia and Balti-
more. s.45c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk
6.55c. Rosin quiet; strained common TO good
s2.45. Spirits of turpentine quiet at 5sG5s1zc
CHARLESTON. Dec. 5.--Spirits of turpentins
steady at 55izc Rosin steady; A, y, c, ID, T.. T,
s2.15: G. s.. 20; H. s225: l. s2l5: X $40: NJ. 81
n, s2.S5; window glass, S.15; water white. So. 40.
MONTPELIER, Dec. 5.-Crude petroleum very
ana 81 40
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Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.

prices paid by shippsrs.)
Wool-Locai dealers paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed. lie;
coarse and braid. 15c;. heavy merino. 1o912c;
half-blood. n414c; bury and cotted. 12Ql4c:
Western, 12c-
PoaItry-Young turkeys. 12hc: hens. SIC:
cocks. &c: young ducks. Sc; springs, &c; geese.
&C per ID.
Cheese-wisconsin, 13c; New York full creams
13c SWISS 1ec: brick. 14c limburger. lie.
Butter-sc: choice. 12313c; Eigin creamery,
&c; state &c.
Eggs-Steady at 25q26c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID; prime duck
f0c per 10.
Geme-Rabbits. NaI15 per doz s1.25@Ls5 per
Goa for drawn.
Beeswax-aoc for yellow. sc for dark
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green salted Hides-No. 1, INC; No. SIC;
No calf. 1cc: No. calf. &c.
Tallow-No. ]. sitc: No. 2. SC.