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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-21
TRADE IN GENERAL


ST. LOUIS. Dec. l9-Flour steady: red winter
es 81 fafn %Sth sn seed d'r stss5x
al sz.zoqz.SO; prime higher. Corn meal steady at
Me-, b bsber str N sacked east track 'ssoe
9ll&TSSe; December. 93c; May. s21.qs2Nc July.
7ssc; No hard. 5s4a7sc. Corn higher: No.
july exc OATS hiese sinS So cash n Say rack
Sa1tc; December. sshc; May, ssAe; No. white.
f S,sS.r B@ ,sgb1s y gs4c Hemp swine Pork
Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts. s725: clear
ribs =, $50: snort clear. $40. Receipts-Fiour.
2SOol bu. shipments-Flour. 1900 bris: wheat.
$1,000 bu; corn 1900 bu; oats. 81. 900 bu
* KANSAS CITY. Dec 1s-wheat-December.
3. 67GIOc; No. RED. s2GSslkc: No. g., Ssasic
Corn-December, Ss7sc; May. s7s as7sc; cash No
mixed. s4a35c Receipts-Wheat. las Goo W b,.
corn. 5000 bu: oats. 1Looo bu- Shipments.
CINCINNATI. Dec. ls-Flour quiet. Wbe.s
firm: No. red. s0dsOkc. Corn Arm: No. =
mixed, 42tzc. Oats firm; No 2 mixed. sssfassc
Bulk meats quiet at ss25. Bacon steady a. a. 4
Whisky-D:stillers' finished goods quiet on basi.
OF $1.27. Sugar easy
DULUTH. Dec. ls.-wheat-To arrive. No.
hard. S$c No. 1 northern. sO7tc: No : north
ern: 7SAc. on track, No northern. sO1sc: No .
So%c; May. S2ssc. oats-On track and - arrive
s5lsc. a'i"e
TOLEDO. Dec. ls-whsat-Deeember. ssxc;
May. size; cash, S9&c. Clover seed--Cash az.
December, 81; January. 81 February. 81 q:
March. S07x. Prime alsike. $685.. Prime tim.
othy. 81 40
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec -wheat-December
sSe NAY sss s2e; July ISr, sS2s@s2e track
ern. soSsc; No. northern. 72a77c.
LIVERPOOL. Dec ls.-wheat- nrm: No
red Western winter. ss gid corn-spot quiet:
American mixed. A. I'd.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. is-Barley steady: No a
SIC; sample. 35qe0c 49, -
BALTIMORE. Dec. Northumberland
seize; May, S0hc
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The Financier says: THE striking feature of
the official statement of the New York Associated
Banks last week was. the in the
previous week, the close correspondence in the
gain in cash with the estimated increase in that
item which estimate was based upon the trace
able movements of money during the week The
large gain of cash would seem to indicate that
the average amount brought over from the week
the receipts OF gold from Europe last week. had
been fully reflected In the statement. The in
of cash reported In the bank return was
81 304 ESQ., of which $685. 400 Was specie. The es-
result of ali movements. The deposits increased
So AS 300 and the resulting gain in reserve
quirements 81, So, 075 Deducting this sum
from the increase In cash leaves s594 525 the
lated upon the basis of deposits, less those of
s36 S2s 900 public funds the surplus is S23 232 $50
The statement showed remarkably good bal
ance. the sum of the gain In cash. less the
than the increase in deposits. Loans were de-
creased 81 153 900, as was expected from the can
collation. of those stock collateral during the
week The daily average OF bank clearings was
week rejecting a smaller volume of business.
The clearings on Saturday, representing the ex-
changes on the previous day, were sl94, S34. 1885,
The statement a whole. may be regarded
reserves will be augmented in the current
week through the receipts of gold from abroad.
which is now in transit, and also through the
return of money from the West which last
would seem probable that instead of low
at the end Of the year, as was the case
in 1902, the bank conditions will be unusually
good in this respect, at the close of the current
OF the larger banks reduced this item by
50 500 900 net"
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STOCK EXCHANGE DULL.
Situation In the East and Holidays
Cause Of Inactivity.

LONDON. Dec. 2o.-Business the Stock
Exchange last week comparatively mac
tive, owing 10 the approach or the Christmas
holidays and the anxiety felt concerning affairs
in the far East. The opinion the market
be avoided. and, therefore. sales were not
heavy. In fact. there was an almost total
fiuence OF the depression Curiously enough
the rumors regarding the situation In the far
remained steady
The feature OF the week in the American
market was the strong support accorded 10
railway securities DISTINGUISHED
trials. an looks though, when the political
clouds clear, there might be considerable in
vestment In American railroads. The Kaffir
market again sluggish. owing to the delay
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Will Not Disturb business.

There is nothing in the recommendations Of
President Rooseyelts message which should
have disturbing influence upon business. The
matter of trust legislation was practically set
tied. least temporarily, at the last session OF
Congress when provision made through
the creation of the Department of Commerce
and Labor for the procurement of all infor-
nation that might be necessary 10 aid the
executive In the enforcement OF existing laws
and in recommending TO Congress such addi-
tional legislation should be deemed desira-
BILE The labor question is briefly treated and
the correlation OF labor to capital Is distinctly
noted The President says this point:
Every must be guaranteed his liberty
and his rights TO do he likes with his prop
erty or his labor long he does not infringe
the rights OF others. No is above the law
and Is below IL: nor do ask any
mans permission when we require him 10 obey
IL Obedience to the law Is demanded as q
right; not asked a favor"-The Financier.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT
Minutes


2Oi76. Winfield s. Sewers ct al. VS.. c.. r a.
M Railway Miami c. c. Appelee's petition
for additional time granted to Jan Is. 1904 APP
peIIee granted leave to assign cross errors.
20l96. William Potter VS.. State Of Indiana
Marion Criminal Court. Return certiorari.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
4s75. Hoosier Construction Co. National
Bank of Commerce of Seattle. Marion s. c.
Appellee granted sixty days additional time
from Dec %
5oSs. Alexander b. Tolin ct ell. VS.. Schuyler
C. Jones. Newton c. c.. Return to certiorari.
47OS. David a. Coulter ct AL, executors, VS.
Anna Bradley. special ADMINISTRATIVE. Clinton
c. g. Appellees additional authorities.
1888. Noney L. Malott, receiver Of the T. H
& l. Ry.. Vinton A. Sample. Marion s. c.,
Appellants brief 6)
1886. Thomas HUFF ct al. James b. Clark
Monroe G. G. Appellants brief (s)
4766. Jacob Boos Carl Long. Wabash G.
c. Appellants reply TO additional brief
4SS2. Southern Ry. Co. State of Indiana
Dubois c. c. Appellee's brief 81
5O41. Patsy T. Hague Ethel Keesling
Boone c. c. Appellants dismissal and petition
TO withdraw transcript.
49O2. Blair Baker Horse Co. VS.. First National
Bank of Columbus. Ind. Hancock c. c. APP
pellees brief (S.)
New Suit
5Oe7. Emma L. Neighbors. trustee. VS. FIRE.
mont Davis ct al. Bartholomew c. c. Record.
Assignment of errors In term Bond.
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SAFE DEPOSITS.
COFFEE AND COTTON, FEA-
TURES OF JOBBING TRADE.
but Feeling In General that Cotton
Goods Prices VIII Not Hold.

The feature Of interest in the wholesale mar
ket The past week the strengthening tone
20 the dry goods and coffee. Prices on sheeting
and cotton goods were advanced from u to hc.
This the third advance In three weeks,
and sheeting and cotton goods are selling from
TO 1izc higher than they were q month ago
in the local market Although the wholesale
dry goods market closed the week strong
II the end Of the previous week. there
IS feeling OF fear among Jobbers that the
frmness is not natural and that IL would be
hazardous to accumulate large stocks OF cot
ton and sheeting goods. Cotton prices. In the
New York and New Orleans markets,
boaring around the high prices for the past
several years. but the strength In the raw cot
market Is thought TO be from manipula-
ton. This has caused the advance on the
prices OF the manufactured product. but at the
same time jobbe-s are looking for the lower
prices. and for this they not pac-
ing large ORDERS and business Is somewhat
handicapped.
The raw coffee market TO be In a po-
sition similar to that of the cotton market.
A clique Of influential Eastern capitalists has
control OF the market. IL Is thought. and they
are debating prices. The second advance In the
local prices OF package coffees came the past
week
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Dec. Northumberland 2 90
packages Market unse-sleds CREAMERY
z3c; creamery, common u choice, l5G22c. jnita
ton creamery, l5Gl9c: State dairy ia ooc. ,sr
ovated. 14n1Sizc: held creamery. i512ic. factory
l3I5H15c Cheese-Receipts. q packages Mar
quiet. State full creams. fancy small coloreS
September, l2c. late made. f0c; small white Sen
ter1ber. 12c: late made. Zoe; large colored Sen
tember. 12c: late made, lGc. large white Sentsrn-
Der. 12c; late made. 1oc Eggs-Recsipts : Sis
packages. Market strong: State and PennsvIva
MIA nearby average finest. SEC; State and Penn
sylvania seconds 10 firsts. BOA 3fe: Western rsfs
3sc: Western seconds TO hrsts. 30G34c; refrirer-
ated, 26n2sc.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 19.--Butter steady. ex-
ira creamery. 23izc extra nearby prints a-c
Eggs firm; good to fresh nearby 36c AT MAIL.
good TO fresh Western s5G36c. loss OF: good 10
fresh Southwestern. 34aS5c. loss on: good 10 fresh
Southern. 33d3ic, loss on Cheese unchanged
CHICAGO Dec. 19.-On the Produce F,xchang.
to-day the butter market was weak: cre,a nerfeS
16QZ3c; daries. lid2lc. Eggs weak. AZ 27<59Sisc
at the mark cases Included Cheese steady al
10M10izc.
CHICAGO. Dec 1S-Butter easy: creameries
lea 24c: dairies. l4N2lc. Eggs steady: az mark
cases included. 27U2sizc. Cheese steady. siaisfes
l0Am10ixc; twins, loc; young Americans lO5lc
KANSAS CITY. Dec. lS.-Eggs steady: Mis-
souri, and Kansas. cases returned 26I.c. new
No whitewOOd cases included 27e
ST LOUIS, Dec. Is.-Butter steady creamerv
lsd26c: dairy. i3G20c. Eggs slow at 2Sc
CINCINNATI. Dec Is.-Eggs steady AZ es4aa.
Butter firm. Cheese steady
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ON COMMISSION row.


Interest in the produce and general commits
sion trade the past week centered In poultry
and eggs. The egg market closes the week at
. fiat advance of &c over the price last Satur-
day. and with some sales being made at an
advance Of nearly SC. With the continued un-
favorable weather the feeling toward eggs
strengthened still more yesterday and the quo
tation for the fresh product placed at 2sc
nat against range OF z7a2sc the previous
days price. Receipts Of fresh eggs continue at
about Is per cent OF the normally good re-
ceipts during favorable weather. The consump-
ton OF fresh eggs Is very small now. as they
retailing around b. IS and 4Oc.
AS whole. the past week has not been a
favorable with the produce merchants on
Commission row. Trade the latter part OF the
week normally good. but the first three
days the cold weather prevented much shipping
business City trade has been OF a fairly large
volume all week Prices about at last
weeks quotations Cabbage is the exception,
being stronger than last Saturday.
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LocnI Cash nInrIxef-.

The local cash wheat market ruled weaker
yesterday. corn steady and oats stronger The
range:
Wheat weaker, No. ? red ssikc track. sshc on
milling freight. No. red. S3isc track; Deem
Der. Sc: wagon SEC
Corn steady; No. white slc; No white.
SIC: No. white. 39c: No. white mixed. f0Ac:
No white mixed. 4oae; No. white mixed.
SH14c; No. yellow. flc. No. yellow Ac; No.
! yellow. Ssc; No. mixed F0%c; No. mixed.
4ot.c; No. mixed. 39c; ear. ACC
oats stronger. No white. sc. No.
white. Sc; No. mixed. 36A.c: No. mixed. &c.
Hay steady No. 1 timothy. ST. No. tim
othy $40
Inspections-Corn: No. white. IS cars; No
yellow, 1; No. mixed 4. No. mixed. 5:
no established grade !: ear. >: total. - cars
oats: No mixed. Hay: No. prairie.
l car; no grade. L. total. cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Receipts Of corn and hay liberal; prices I'M
changed
CONFER bu. 54d5sc: new, 45d5Oc.
Oats-Per bu, SSG4oc
sSd9
Sheaf oats-Per ton. sSdl0.
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Oils.

OH. CITY. Dec. l9.--Credit balances. 81 %: GER
tf1cates no bid Shipments, &C 2f5 brls. averaga
1902 brls: runs. 16,e@ brls: average n 22s brs'
Shipments u-ima) - es0 brls; average. 81 81
brls.
NEW YORK. Dec; is:-Petroieum firm: refined
New York. 9.5Gc. Phiiadelphi and Raltfmore
s5c: Philadelphia and Baltimore In hulk a 90
Resin steady; strained common 10 good a. q
Spirits OF turpentine quiet al 59itas0c
SAVANNAH. Dec. is-Spirits OF turnenti,s
Arm at soc. RoSin firm. Quote A. r. C. ID -
r s22S; @, $50. H. S2.35s l. $50: X 81 so; NJ
50 o.: " s3.05; window glass S. Is: water vhifs
s.. So
CHARLESTON. Dec. is.-srlrits OF turpentlns
steady at 5S4c. Rosin steady. A. IL q ID NJ
F. ssis: G. SEQ: ii, & Is: 4 s2.ss; X. 81 20: n.
CONTINUED ON PAGE .. COL. 81
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THE LEADING FUTURES RANG
FOIL IOWS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
sTies but s e w bnnr PATENTS
straight, ss.50Q3.75; bakers. s2S5@32O Wheat
No: spring: s2ds3c; No; 9. 77gs2c: No. red.
Oats-No. 2, S57saaec; No. 8 white, 36g3Sc. No.
rye. 52lac Barley--Good feeding. S4d3sc: fair
No. Northwestern. $101. Prime timothy seed.
G.75. Clover-Contract grade sll.25. Mess pork.
per brl, $ll.62hG11.75. Lard. per 100 lbs. SIS asa
6.47h. Short rib sides 1oose). s6aS.e5. Short
clear sides tboxed), ss.25q637h. Whisky-Bass
Of high wines, $l27
Receipts-Flour, 30 100 brls: wheat. 900 bu;
1880 bu oats. 1850 blu; rye, 600 bu;
barley, 81. 500 bu. Shipments-Flour, T,T00 brls:
wheat 81, 500 bu: corn, S. 300 bu oats Sc 900 bu:
rye. 5000 bu; barley. 6. 700 bu.
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prices paid By shlppers)
woof-Loca1 dealers paying wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed, lie.
coarse and braid. l5c: heavy merino. lO6i2c
half blood. 12Hi4c: bury and cotted. I2a14c:
Western.
Pouitry-young turkeys, 13c; hens, size; cocks
e, y0un9 ducks. Nc: springs &c: geese SC per ID
creams.
1sc swiss. isc: brick. Isc: iimburger. i2c
Butter-sc; choice, 2ql3c, Elgin creamery,
sc: state 2lc
Feathers-Prime geese. sOc per ID; prime duck,
Dc per 10.
doz drawn
Beeswax-soc for yellow. &c for dark
HIDES AND TALLOw
Green sailed Hides-No. !. nc: No. 2. sac:
No calf. 10c; No. calf. &C.
Tallo~-No. 1. 3i3c: No 2. SC.
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Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK, Dec. ls.-Imports of specie this
week were $500. 134 gold and s1sO7e silver. Ex-
ports of specie from this port for the week Were
$79l. go silver and sll0sS2 gold. Imports OF dry
goods and merchandise at this port for the week
were valued at 81, 694. AS.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDoN.-Money slsqSss per cent; discounts.
3k. Consols, SSlz4SSSs.
PARIs-Three per cent. rentes. s7f 75c for
the account.
observation-disclosures on London. pom 42kpf for
checks.
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RECORD OF THE COURT.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room John L. McMaster, Judge.

PENDANT defanlted. Cause submitted. Evidence
ment against defendant for costs.
Edward Bany VS. Bertha Bany; divorce ,, Find nd
in granted the custody Of minor child-Leonard.
Mary Hudson VS.. silas Hudson; divorce. De-
PENDANT defaulted. Cause submitted. Evidence
heard; Finding and decree for plaintiff. with
age fifteen and eleven years.
Room flames M. Leathers Judge.
Van Buren,, receiver. VS. J HI Roberts; in
Windfield s. Frazier vs. City of indianapolis.
Argument for new trial. Argument heard.
oseph nhfer Rogers Ws Adolf schIeicher Com
pany; petition for receiver. Albert Sahm ap-
pointed receiver
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
draws plea of not guilty and enters plea Of
guilty Fined 81 and costs. imprisoned four
months in the workhouse and disfranchised four
Ada Moulton: provoke appeal from Stout.
]. P) Defendant moves to dismiss appeal and
motion sustained.
Eddie Moran assault and battery to rob; De
PENDANT enters plea of guilty TO assault and bat
terry Fined SIS and costs and imprisoned six
months in the workhouse-
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge
John G Shrtz ct al. William Winston.
Cause dismissed and by agreement of parties
complaint withdrawn. Judgment against plant
if for costs.
Company Submitted to court Evidence heard
Judgment against defendant for slS3.20 and
COSTS without relief.
Homer Fitch Della Fitch. Evidence con-
cluded. Finding for plaintiff. Decree Of di-
vorce Judgment against plaintiff for costs
Indianapolis Southern Ry. Co. Luther
Campbell ct al. Dismissed by agreement OF
parties. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
Craig & Pettijohn Caroline Harter's Es-
tate Claim allowed by administrator on APP
pearance docket.
S. A. Furniss. M. d. VS.. Lawrence Tollivers
Estate Submitted TO court. Claim allowed for
sl4l at the of the estate preferred
claim.
Mamie Stewart VS.. Lawrence Tolliver's Es-
tate Evidence concluded. Claim allowed for
500 costs of the estate as preferred
NEW SUITS FILED.
Lucy T. Johnson Henry c. Johnson; d.
vorce. Circuit Court.
Ernest Dunn. by next friend, VS.. the Atlas
Engine Works; complaint for damages SUI
peror Court. Room i.
Anna lesson Indianapolis Traction & Ter
minal Co. complaint for damages. Superior
Court, Room l.
Hyman FscoI VS.. c. M Clark ct al. foreclos-
ure Superior Court. Room 2.
Jerry Carroll VS.. Oran Perry ct al complaint
for damages. Superior Court, Room 2
Chester Bradford ct al. VS.. Ernest L. Prather
ct al; complaint for services. Superior Court,
Room 3.
William r. ShieI VS.. Denis A Murphy ct al. !;
foreclosure Superior Court, Room 3.
Edward III. Schmoe Robert L. McOuat ct
al: foreclosure Superior Court, Room g.
John Oxenford Colonial Lumber and Tim
Der Co ct al; complaint on contract. Superior
Court, Room 3.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL MONDAY. DEcrMBER 81 1908

per cent: six months 5a5H per cent; prime
mercantile paper per cent Sterling exchange
easy. with actual business In bankers bills at
S47S94-s5 for demand and at s4Sl. 256f si5o for
sxty-day bills posted raets s4s2 and s4S5ik6
4S6; commercial bills. s4s0iz Q4S1,
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indianapolis CIearings.

Saturday s9T5. 6s9. 80: corresponding day last
year. 1929 603: balances. $751; TO- corresponding
day last year, S215, 420.4S
Clearances for week Sc 0S2. 407. As; corresponding
week last year, IS, 993, 49, IL
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Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statement Of the
treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive
of the $4,000 900 gold reserve in the division OF
redemption, shows:
Available cash balance 1927. 81
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lie, 076, 625
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. size; Mexican dol
lars 421zc
LoNDoN.-Silver bars, 25sd an ounce.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-CIear.
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-c paper 4as per
cent: time loans. sac per cent
NEW YORK.-Money on call nominal; no
loans Time loans steady; sixty and ninety days.
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THERE ARE NO SAFER INVESTMENTS
i for your money than the farm and city
mortgages that we have for sale.
In y years we have sold over eighteen bill
lion dollars OF these mortgages and have
never lost a dollar OF interest or principal
and have never foreclosed a mortgage since
we have been in business Phones. New 1924;
Old black 4126. G. N WILLIAMS a. CO.
Bankers. No. 10 East Market ST., indianapolis
We allow three per cent. on deposits.
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TOTAL SdItS ...-.--.... .oVV, vVV
UNITED STATES BONDS
Chicago Stocks.

lBy Albert r. Thompson & Co.'S wire.1
Open High Low Clos
ing
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-The statement Of aver
ages of the clearing house banks of this city for
the week shows:
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Candies-capital stick candy CbrIs). 5Ik4sc per
10; common mixed she. grocers' mixed 5t
SIC. Banner twist stick. TizQsc. Banner cream
mixed. SC. derby mixed. Tic
Nuts-S0ft- shelled almonds I5c: Brazil nuts
Zoe nlberts. lie. peanuts roasted 7dSc; mixed
nuts f3c.
Figs-New Smyrna. I2c per 10.
Coal and Coke.
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WHEAT AND CORN STOCKS
DECREASE AGAIN THIS WEEK
Inspection Statement Shows LOO Blu
Less wheat and 10000 Blu Less Corn
Received Than Last Week.

The local stocks of wheat decreased 10 0s9 bu
this week. as compared with decrease Of ~
2ss bu last week Public receipts OF wheat the
week past, according to the Board Of Trade in
spection statement yesterday. amounted IN
$50 bu. The receipts last week were only 700
bu less while the stocks decreased more than
this week. compared with that of last week Is
that the mills not grinding so much wheat
The flour output this week amounted to Q 7l9
brls. a decrease of nearly ZOO brls from last
weeks output.
CORN AND OATS.
The local corn stocks also show a decrease
this week OF leoo bu. against increase of
nearly $1,000 bu .ast week. Public receipts NJ
corn were l62 $50 bu. against $4,000 bu a week
ago
last Saturday. The stocks yesterday Amounted
TO Is 500 bu. against 30.o o0 bu the Correspond
Ing time a week ago
The following table shows the grain ,nsnsc-
ton for the week. the weeks -four OUTPUT corn
pared with the same period last year, and the
stocks Of wheat. corn and pats. with compare
Inspections for Week
Wheat .....,...--.--...-...... 3 go bu
Oats ....... g. 20 bu
Stock in Store
Wheat. Corn Oats. Rye.
Dec. 20. 1902. ..S25,SJ9 g 900 1850 600
Dec. q. 1901. .3o7. f9f 81 sos $1,000 500
Output OF FloufS-
Week ending Dec. H. 1908. ..-.........-.. s7ls brs
Week ending Dec. 20 lsos...~.....,......lls5o bris
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and Coke.

Bags PC per ton extrs. ground floor OF dumped
y cellar soc per ton exva. second foor or ear
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Alcohol. s252a2. 20: asafoetida. 4oc: alum "a
d4c: camphor. s. n70c; cochineal. Soc chioro-
form, 5sao5c: copperas. brl, soc: cream tartar.
pure. 32q35c; indigo. 654S0c; Hcorice. Calab.,
genuine. 35ff t0c. magnesia. carb.. OF. 201l22c:
morphine T. 4 w per or s. 45li2. 20: oil berga-
mot. per 10. So; opium. $3.50d315; quinine, Z. *
w, per OF. 32d37c: balsam copaiba. 55I60c: soap.
CASTLE. Fr. 13II6c: soda. bicarb.. 2AnJc; salts.
Epsom 1A14c; sulphur -four 2Aa5c saltpeter.
sNl0c; turpentine, 63d70c; glycerin. l6lzq20c;
45q5oc: chorate potash. 15d20c: borax, 9Glzc;
cinchOnida, 29q34c; carbolic acid, &c; cocaine,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-21
THE JoBBING TRADE.
Candies, Nuts, Figs.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-21

Seed clover. prime. S. 5O@e: English clover.
ssas.5O: alsike. ssqi2 Timothy. prime, ST. 75G2.
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass, sl50ai.75 extra
clean, 60Q70c Orchard grass S26D2 25: red top.
s0cMs1- 70. English bluegrass. 81.