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.
Cotton, steady: middling. 1l.So; net receipts:
100 hales gross. 7, 309 bales; sales. 9:po pnles'
stock co. 075 bales; export to the continent
Total to-day at ali seaportsIEst receipts, Is,
50, sis bales q export to Great Britain. !, lu,S '
hnes; to France. 1870 bales; to tho comment
23S7s bales; stock SIG, lso bales. ,,,.
Consolidated at all scaports-ISet Icceip 70,
los asl pnies; export to Great Britain 4e.oe'
bales: TO France 1890 bales; to tho Continent
Total since September 1st at MI senpor,s5o7Ssea5
receinis at ali seaports-Net receipts 5'9sI; soo
bales; export 10 Great britain e"sSot o. 9alS s
bales: to, Japan, Ssh. p"'es' " a>'Ss' 49,
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Noy es-coIToN on
Inou ,hs s ana factors demanded shade above
snt,,riay's figures. Tho Improvement caused
by better Liverpool and decreasing wagon t "a,
ccints at the smaller outlying ports SAFES Wv,
bales including 1900 to arrive uotatlons
l-lBc. higher p,,o, were from
ssi,S points above Saturday and soon gained 20; %.
noirts additional. Liverpool CABLES We're muClt
hetter than expected Shorts covered iree.y ~ =
Tie advance and rumors had y t that IsIns
thcy wero under contract to deliver 70 Liver
pool In consequence Liverpool was force. 10. ~ ~
enter the market ngni nfor this ainount 10
I'm ri,"t OH tho long side and buying orders
we're FREQ in the first half OF the niotm -,
The volume OF trade was particua aaS, he ,
~ IA March 1l3o May ll.4s. and July llh..
| From these figures the market receaea gfn NJ,
ualy to the close when inc ,s' F snpn 3.
s apr and la points the other n PC Sa
cotton futures steady: November, l0s I, pi ni
December. lo94aie95 JannIrS om, 81 "anril
i,a7a.i.o s; May l.3lGlL35; June, n'SsaF1l.1V'
| JuIy II. 4?4lL43
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4 WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

seaboard Air line railway has COM
pleted arrangements to put into effect
it's usual splendid winter schedule. Tho
best equipment has. been secured, con-
sistlng ofSthe most, improved day coachcs
and Pullman Drawing Room cars lighted
~ gas and steam heated. with every con-
yenlence Below please find round-trlp
rates from Richmond to principal points
in the South, Rates from other points
quot cd on applications:
Southern Pines, N, C......,.,. I. ,s1l rs
CAMDEN, 8. C,,,,.,.......,....3,.,.,. 16 IS
savnnnnh. Ga, <, ~ 90
81 Augustine, Fla,,.,. ,......,,. - 81 so
T,nmnn ria. ,..t.., A. 50
nInintcc FLA -. .,.,..,,, 40 40
TMna h,rst N 49,, II Co.
co,m,,h,. g IL IS
~ ~, son,,,e Fla n SS5 80
Mai Min . ,,,,,.,...., 81 20
,o,I,,, roach. Fla .,.,,,,,. !, IS so
csrasoto Fla .,,,.,.,., SO 10
No.. ORLEANS IA ,,,,, :, AZ %
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
Richmond, Va, Nov. 70. 1904

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov Dashboard Air
Line common, l3lgIl3%; do. preferred. not
t1uoted. Seaboard As, 12I72a Atlantic Coast
! lime common, l07 asked
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vear. For the week 100000 bncs against H!'ss1
last week and s?264o last year; I1saays ns o,
"a fsi ha1es last year, and at Houston .''a-e
bales against S,6Gs last year.
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TOBACCO MARKET,

NIchFnoNu, VN't WE ~ WV
,.,.o,, r,ord FIRED Tobncco-- Or eordcred)--
ola: Quiet. iish, receipts New; Receipts liEht
market ssy ,n asiss ouIa
Gnv. Market steady at quotations, receipts
light, Old: seubon about over ana little
or ,, h"'h t,g, a,ons arc us follows,
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IN, lcudir. quotations ranged Ms follows;
'"' Open, High Low, Close

steady. Bu,,sr,,rirmi creamerIess. isp2si.e,
~ spring Wheat SSaSliSs Ne ysi,ow t ..a
No oaIs, s5.,c. No, White, 3Sc.; NJ, :
White. ssas7%e No. rye. 5slgc, Good feed
ing hurley, s1qSSc,; fair to choice mailing,
Wai5ac, No. faxseed, s6'4c.; primo Timothy
reed. $3.50 Mess pork. per barrel, ;,l.27s.G
il s0 lard. per 100 pounds. S6s5a66ll.; short
tboxedJ IS Gtpg6s2i., Whisky basis Of high
wines, sl25 Glover. contrast grade $40 e.
Eggs-Firm at .SG2Se ch"gse--Slfhdy Al lpy
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UNION sToeKs YAnps r chpIes ,soss, s o.
m Prime sts5a5ao: faIr 'saa HossvAstys.
Prime heavy, mediums s ann nsMS y,xs, snsoTp
KS; roushs. ssAhio Sheep AZ, Choice
lambs. S. tOG5N; fair TO good *s'lopo.So'
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Nor,bern poc,nc /. I. . \. 1o2M
Northern I,neiie rs 1oh
Norfolk and Western COIL 49,. ,........... ~.
Oregon Short Lin, Is and Partio..',........ si1s
1ocnnsyivnnia con-, 3Lss .....,.............. vo.a
Reading eGneral IS y -
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con- bs....... lms;sA
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg .R....... Ss9s
ST. Louis Southwestern 1sts..............'. ~ ~
Se,,tpnrn pocac q. 70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s
So,thorn !, "ii,vo - "a $1icE
;rerns nnd Pacific lists Observation-Disclosures. 1171a
RI ~ az" e. Innd IUeatcrn 10 4
I,rInn po c;nc i. NV Observation-Disclosures. 102ss
fin;on pncinc ronv. As Observation-Disclosures. 94M
~ 49, steni'1od IL Observation-Disclosures. 89M
Va 10 oh 'ists II. ..,,,,,:.,.... 113&
,1,nhosi, ISoh a. -. .........,,.,,,,...... 81
wheeling and Lake Erie IS ................ ~
folorndn Ft,ei and Iron CON S. ............ e5ss
~ ~ ~ coint ornI trust 0 .g!
csntrni Of Georria I'd Inc c511ss
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CATTLE MARKETS.

! CHICAGo. ILL, Nov. o3.-CATTIE--Ete-
eeip,s 5000 head including 100 Western.
dun, So. tof4So; stockers and feeders. s:9l.lo;
x, t:0e saysG e ,s4!s
T.xas-fcd steers, .j2.76Gl3.h0 Western. steers.
ssa4.5o. Hoss.Receipts to-day. $500 $500 head
Tomorrow ooo head Mar ho ao0c Nbnfn
heavy, 81. soml,5o; rough, heavy. !4.l5dA25;
light. ttl5E@ ~ bulk Of sales sales - M2og1IsS
stendy 10 strong, Good to choice wathers
is.S5Ga75; fair to choice mixed. $2.76ga'6o ma
tive lambs S3.5QGb,60.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

,lr.a y ord O,,lnryA nc1v 4s.,,,,..,,.. 1915
Sncaso - ".I S tSo1,,i1ren a. 100
Chcago ~; nv SS con 7s,,...... 1904
SniCuso uni ~ 49,, I1ar ''Iay'.,,,..,... 7lh
Chi,snso a ad pno, col, bs........... 7Aa
G., G., c. and ST. Louis gen. 4s...'...'... x
GhlcaHo tem 81, u.s., no 20 /. ...,...... b5k
,,, eo;,thsTn ia SiH
Denver and Rio Grnndo Is .....,....'....'.'7 o os
Erie prior ien IS '....,..:. s.
Erie Genera, ~ i;cnvcr civ lists, 1864
Eort worm i n.u aiLs'' ..,,.,......... 1o5Ss
HOOKING 'h!I1S I12 IN ,iin,Gcd IA .,,.,,.. 98
LOUISVILLE anu ~ n nod 1929
Mnnnae!a LIZ ro In Recommendations. til
M n1 nntral lat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. In
MINI and st. Louis Is a. s
Missouri KnSas ,nmd r.xas 2ds........ 49,:
Mlssour h.r'st's ,ar,,r' ron a. ...,,.,.. rs
Nat,onni ~ ~. ~ v.nl aitst ....,....... a9,a
New 1orK Ce 1;r.ro1 rsn hs 1e91a
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NEW YORK, Nov. 20, -,-nEEyEs Receipts,
1893 head Medium 70 chace slesrs Ia 1o ees
s'sady 'o sss2s ons oxen
ssG4 70; bulls. i?25T4 100; oxen. saa3bo. cais as
STEADY to low lover Veais. s4.toae.oo; cnlls, 81;
and lsa eSys ssss
tfoun,ry dressed, 6Gl2c Sheep and l.nInbs-Re-
esp head shespa rq'Ssd ICY s%ss
s srEts e' sheep ;ssoas S. few extra !i@4ls
culIs 81 lambs s5a6iS; one car At 50 rs gen,
sIal sales ~ Noy9ts hts aos head; market
lower at s4,sOaA9U; choice llght' 'e
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c,Sc,NNA7u O., Nov. s,-HoGS--Actlye a
"a 4ossI az Enthusiastically at $2a4s5 Sheep
Dull III and lower at il,5oaa.:5' !'umbs-pu'l ahe
lower at j3I325. est
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Nov. %, 1909.
QUOTATIONS..
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! Official Range and Sale Ct Stocks II New 1ork
Bankers and Brokers.

SALES,
1W Mexican Central ...........
I 1!sU Ntissturl Pacific .a..s.......
$40 Mo-, .1sun. and Tex, conf.
/. SO Mo-, Kan. a nd Tex, pfd.....
1trD New York Centrnl t........,.i
i1OO n. ". Ont. md Western....
100 Norfolk and Western ........t
37340 l'ennsylvania..u ...... ,...G
200 Pressed steel Car ..........,
liz Pressed steel Chr. pfd.....s
500 Peoples Gas Trust 1905.
1S0ORendinB. cOin.l... ..........s
ito Reading, lrt pfd........,....
a{ Reading, 2d rfd ..... ..F.......
$500 Renubllc I. and s.. conn.,.
27sn0 Rcptiblic ]. and s., pfd....ss
40 SlOss....... ........ s,.......
Sloss. pfd..... .:..... ,..,...G
Z, s, +. and s. r., I'd pfd......
.. Seal,card AIR Line. CONS.
"a Senboard Air Line. pfd...,
5t s, L. and Southwest. pfd. y.
STo10 Southern Pacific .......,...l
ss20 Eouthern Railway, cot11".
20O0 Southern Railway. pfd......f
1900 Tennessee Coal and IRON.
7coO Texas Pacific ..,........u...5i
oGSM Union Pacific. com.....;....f
Union Pncic, pfd.............
11670 u. S. steel. cotr............
u. S. steel, pfd .........,...
! 800 Va. Car. Chemical. conn.,.
fSI Vn. Car. Chemical. pfd.....s
200 Wabash, coin."... ........s..Et
AGO Wabash, jfd."... .".......t
Si0 western Union .............
Zoo wisconsin Central ..::.......
IN wisconsin Central. pfd......s
:rotal sales A6,m.
y York and Richmond 1uotntlonn
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/ Spot cotton cosed steady; mlidllnR upanus
11,sO; mddllng gulf, Lbs; sales s'soo pales'
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S% s Is 5$5 s rs $$ .$ a:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

patents s extra ancy and Tes straight
s a. flsa pe h TSthy n meal
steady at $3.50. Bran firm; sacked, east track,
@se No. fe saS e
May, siasc; July. 77i4c; No. hard, 7s@7sc.
December. Ale; May. 4ic; July. io7sc oats
steady: No 2 cash S61kc: track s71kc; Decem-
s ss timothy %S as s5 No T paae Sc a asy
Whisky steady at s1.sl T. Iron cotton ties. 81 o.
safsns OSSns Rard Steady at
Bacon steady; boxed extra 81 shorts or' 775 clear
T Flour 500 br sn0T The ssaf Ba cdfS
bu; oats, 1900 Blu. Shipments-F1our, IL 900
brls wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. acknowledgements.
&C: May, 7OQ7Oltc; cash No. 2 hard, 7l1z@72c:
No. 9. s7Gssc No. a. e1ae6c: No red. Size;
q36Ac; cash. No. mixed. S9qSs1zc; No. white,
sSe Mo Mixed Sac ssass Whits ia
bu corn. 1850 bu oats, Il 600 bu. Shipments
Wheat, $500 blu; corn. 5000 blu; oats 5000 Blu.
S a.1 Pss Wheat firm Tm Me- $,
Goo cSrn easier isra Ns mixed Rva S ad Oats
Sc. 10. Bacon steady at ss.25. whisky-Distillers'
finished goods quiet on the basis of sl27. Sugar
easy hard refined, 43S6p5.9Sc.
DULUTH. Dec. 7.-Wreat-To arrive. No. /
hard. SIC; No. / northern, sOl1c; No. 2 northern.
7Sc; track. No. i northern. S01Rc; No. north
May, S9isc. Oats-on track and to arrive, 34lac.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. acknowledgements.
sOskc; May, S215c; July S21s6S3e; track, No.
hard, s3%c; No l northern, S2asc; No. north
ern. SOssc; No. northern. 7SQ77c.
TOLEDO Dec. 7-Clover see,i-Cash, Sc. SIS;
December. $685.; January. s6.S7la; February.
Sc 92la; March, s69llz; prime timothy, $40;
prime alsike. $3.50.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 7.-Wheat-Spot steady:
No. 2 red Western winter, Is I'd. Corn-Spot
steady; American mixed Is SD.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. Harley dull; No. 2.
CSC; sample, 32q5Sc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
ERRATIC GRAIN TRADE.

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE TENo
Spot; No. 2 red, s1Ac elevator, 92asc T. 9; b.
afoat; No. northern Duluth. 1850 (. o. b. afioat
Options were frner early in the day on bullsh
crop news. local covering, reports of heavy rains
in Argentina and big clearances. Later they
eased off under active Western pressure and
Dig visible supply increase. but recovered on a
among shorts and closed Ac net higher
May. s5kds6 51ec. closed at S64c; July, s22sq SSe
closed at SIC; December, yOAq9lAc closed at
91he.
.Corn-spot steady; No. 2. 5oAc f. Q; b. aaoat:
were dull and barely steady under fine weather
West and easier cables. A final late rally with
wheat left the close net unchanged. May, 4SAg
Oats-Receipts, POS, COO bu Spot dull; No. 2.
40Ac; standard white, i2c; No 3. 40c: No. white,
4if G5 Mi shppiag s5c nood to choice
SS0I92hc.
Hops steady: state, common to choice. 1903.
isCs. i8a2ic; 1902, sia2sac; ods s@iSc '
Cut meats easy: picked bellies. SAQslac;
picked hams as ms lSal Lard dull Western St r
Pork steady; family, sl55Od1575. Cottonseed oil
firm; prime yellow. 341zc
Coffee-spot Rio firm; No Z invoice SIC; Mild
lures opened steady at an advance of 10 to 10
points on more or less general buying. led ap-
which followed firm European cables and esti-
mates from Brazilian sources placing the eur
rent Santos crop at 100000 bags. There
considerable liquidation on the advance. but the
continued support of the interests named and
some OF the Wall street houses identified with
the upward movement impaired a firm tone TO
the market. and during most of the session prices
were about II points net higher. In the after
neon. however, realizing was heavier, and to-
ward the close the market lost part of the adj
vance, being finally steady. to 10 points higher
Sales were estimated 800 bags. including De-
{. soc: March. Csc; April. 6.S5c: May. 797.1Oc;
5q 1Gg 71Sa'20'' September 7'Oa7-4oo; October
Sugar-Raw nominal; fair refining 3 S-1sc; re-
fined quiet.
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DIED.


DEAVER-Dec. T. a m. Mr. George w Deaver,
aged seventy-three years. Funeral services
this Tuesday, afternoon at p. IN. from the
residence OF John II. Ohr, No. SiS North Me-
rfdfan street
ENGLISH-Jcseph X, at his home, 2721 College
avenuz Dec T. at 2:3O a. m, in his seventy
ninth year. Funeral Wednesday, Dec 8, at
O'clock Burial private
JOHNSON-James p, at his home. Central ave-
nue. and Forty second street. Funeral services
at Ebenezer Luthern Church. northeast of city,
Wednesday. Dec. 9. at p m. VIII leave house
at p. m.
SINDLINGER-Peter Sindlinger. Monday morn
Ing at 2:30 o'clock. Funeral Wednesday at 2
D. m. from residence, 4l3 West Michigan street
SOURDINE-Mrs Polite wife OF the late George
Sourdine Sunday night at Red Oak, Ia-N Flu
neral will be held from daughters residence
Mrs Lizzy Clark. 2620 North Senate avenue,
Wednesday at 1:30 p. m.
WOOLLEN-Mary Taylor Woollen, Sunday. Dec
6. at the home Of her sister. Mrs Garland
r. Stewart $40 East Eleventh street. Funeral
at O'clock Tuesday afternoon, Dec s. Flu
neral and burial private Asheville, ~. c.,
papers please copy.
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official who Is acquainted with the condi-
tons, stated yesterday that Messrs. Leeds
and Reid. who practically own the Rock
Island, were educated in the railroad serv-
ice by John F. Miller, father of Harry Mil
Ter, and Harry Miller himself.
Since the reelection of President Loree,
Of the B. & 0. Southwestern, plans have
been submitted TO him for important i'm
provements on the lines. One is a PROPOSE
ton for an entire box signal system TO be
installed between Cincinnati and st. Louis
and terminals will be enlarged to facilitate
the handling of the company's business
Improvements costing 100000 will be be-
gun the first of the year.
Frank j. Reed. general passenger agent
of the Monon, was In the city yesterday.
He says that on Jan. IL the company will
inaugurate it's Florida service, running
through to. st. Augustine, Fla. daily from
Chicago over the Monon, Cincinnati. Ham
iIton & Dayton and the Queen & Crescent
The equipment will be of the highest char
acter, and the service much improved over
that of preceding years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
Deaths,

Mary E Gardner. 100 North East street.
seventy years. bronchitis
Infant Bitz, 524 East South street, pulmonary
congestion.
Ida Harrington &c South Delaware street.
eighteen years. septicema-
John Hofmann. $40 South West street, forty
hve years, cancer.
Ora r Mcclure. 1857 Barth avenue, nfty-tnree
years. congestion Of the lungs.
Annie NJ Love, 81 Bates street, twenty-five
years. pulmonary consumption.
Henry Alberts. 423 Hudson street. sixty
years. pneumonia
Charles warheld. 1852 Booker street, sixty
four yeers. Bright's disease.
Sarah A. Bradrfck. 330S North Illinois street,
seventy five years. congestion OF the lungs
Jasper T. Rice Insane Hospital, twenty-three
years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Lewis Wright. Eleanor Hospital tWenty-ohe
years. dementia
Edgar l. Fielder 252O West Washington street,
thirty years, skull fractured in street-car acci-
dent.
David Sicxles Mugan. 2SO3 Jackson street,
eighty years. la grippe.
Hilda Summers. 223 Harvey street, FOUR
months and thirteen days. gastro-enteritis
Catherine Meyers. 1904 West washington
street, cerebral hemOrrhage.
Infant Shirley. 500 Patterson street, inanitlon-
William Ryan, City Hospital, thirty-three
years. tOxemia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
A Decision of Wide Interest.

In the United States District Court on
Saturday Judge Thompson, of Columbus,
o., decided adversely to the government
suit brought to enjoin the Cincinnati &
Muskingum Valley Railway, a Pennsylva-
mia line, from proceeding with the construc-
ton of a steel bridge across the Muskingum
river near Dresden. o. The case is of wide
interest to railroad corporations. The COM
pany is replacing a wooden bridge near
Dresden with a steel structure. The former
was built in 1870, under authority granted
by the State Board of Public Works. In
1856 the State transferred its right to the
river to the United States and Congress
subsequently enacted a law regulating the
erection of bridges across the river. The
railroad company contends that the super
structure, which alone is being placed with
out change in the piers abutments, is
not a bridge within the meaning of the law
and Judge Thompson in his decision up
holds this contention. The court also holds
that it was the intention of Congress to in
terfere with existing bridges when the law
was passed. 1t is understood the govern
ment will appeal the case to the Supreme
Court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
INDIANA UNION TRACTION COMPANY.

Effective Sunday. Nov 1, 100. -
Local trains for Anderson Muncie ana inter-
mediate points leave Indianapolis at AIS a. m
and each hour thereafter until s;l5 and LIZ
d. m These trains make direct connection az
Anderson with trains for Alexandria. Elwood.
Marion and intermediate points
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncle leaFe
INDIANAPOLIS at and IL a. and ana .
y. m. arriving in Anderson In hour and .
minutes and in Muncie in 2 hours. The 3 a m.
and d. m. trains make direct connection az
Anderson with limited trains for Elwood. Inc
8 D. m train makes direct connection at Ander-
son with limited trains for Marion
Local trains for NOblesNille. Upton and inter-
mediate points will leave Indianapolis az t.l2
a. IN. and every two hours thereafter until loaS
and IL 80 D. CO.. -
Limited trains for Noblesyille. Upton and IN
termediate points leave INDIANAPOLIS az a. ~:
enc stop in each town between Indianapolis anu
Upton
Express Department
Cons gnments received until II O'Clock noon.
for delivery the same day TO all points between
indianapolis and Munce; until p m. Tor de-
livery TO all points before o'clock the pekt
morning including Muncie. Anderson. Alox-
ancrla. Elwood Upton and Marion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
TRAFFIC OF NOVEMBER
FREIGHT MOVEMENT DISAPPOINTING
BECAUSE OF CONGESTION.
Big Four VIII Soon BE Relieved of
Congestion ut All Points-Important
Decision of Federal Court.

In November there were handled by the
fifteen lines centering at Indianapolis a
total Of 122,273 cars. 1854 being loaded,
against 1O1. 494 in November, 1902. against
96.O97 in 1901 and against $500 in 1900. Prob
ably the actual tonnage was about the same
as last year as cars were loaded heavier
than last year, more Of them being of So
600 pounds capacity
Passenger business was highly salts
factory. The receipts from sales of tickets
at the Big Four, the Pennsylvania, the
Lake Erie & Western, the Monon, the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and at the
Union Station showing good increases over
last year. The combined increase exceeds
that of last year fully $4,000. The Pull
man Company also had big month.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08

A dispatch to the Journal from Blooming
ton says it Is stated on authority that since
the financial men of the Indianapolis South
ern last week went over the line it has been
decided and recommended that the con-
struction Of the road be pushed at once from
Indianapolis to Sullivan. Up to the present
the plan has been to complete the line first
from Clear Creek station to Indianapolis
and then take the contractors who have the
work between these points and give them
additional contracts between Blooming ton
and Sullivan. This would delay the COM
pletion of the west end of the road almost
a year. The men who are furnishing the
money now think 1t best to build the line
throughout within one year and have IL all
completed at once. It is also said that the
grade, which has been fixed at 1 per cent.
per mile, is to be reduced to " per cent.
per mile, at cost of about 100000. 1t Is
known that the men most interested are
very much pleased with the progress of the
work. The only difficulty is in getting
enough men to push the grading rapidly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Butter-Receipts. 4, 1876
packages The market was firm; extra cream
cry 25c; creamery, common 10 choice, 16G25c:
imitation creamery. 15QlSc; state dairy. 15422c;
renovated 13dlS1sc; factory, 13lsG15c Cheese
Receipts 1904 packages. The market was dull:
state full cream fancy small colored, Septem-
ber l2c; late made 10c; small white 12c; late
made 10c: large colored, 12c; late made. 10c;
large white. September, 12c; late made. 10c.
Eggs-Rsceipts, 1904 packages. The market was
firm; state and Pennsylvania nearby average,
31c; state and Pennsylvania seconds to firsts, Is
G30c; western extras. Bic; Western seconds %
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 7.-Butter firm and 70
higher. extra Western creamery, 25lec; nearby
prints. &c. Eggs steady and in fair demand;
Southwestern, 3OQ3ic: Southern, 2SQ29c. Cheese
unchanged; New York full creams. fancy. 11%c;
choice .11I2c fair to good, 1Os.a11Ac.
to-day the butter market steady; cream
cries i6G25c: dairies 1sd2ic. Eggs steady at
23I25c, at the mark. cases included. Cheese
steady
ELGfN Dec. 7.-Butter ruled firm the
10, the same as last week. Sales in the region
for the week were 49, 600 lbs.
KANSAS CITY. Dec Eggs firm; Missouri
and Kansas, cases returned, 2Ic; new No.
whitewood cases included, 27lac.
ct. LOUIS, Dec 7.-Butter firm: creamery, 20
Gf26Isc: dairy, 15920c. Eggs steady; current re-
cepts, &c.
CINCINNATI Dec. Eggs easier and lower
at 25G27c Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio
fiat, 10S2c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08
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