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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28

ST LOUIS. Oct 27.-Fiour dull: red winter
so5; clear s24o@s5o Timothy seed steady at
ss.50G3. Corn meal steady at $40. Bran dull:
sss sast elevator sass s ae No
cember. S77sc; May, S2SQs2hc; No. hard, TAO
c So s %ss o sass oTsS G
No. 2. cash. sec; track. ssltc; May. sstsc; No.
ws s Ry Ssr s. e Lar. a sss
at sG.42is. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts.
steady: timothy. .sGis5C: prairie. ssaiO WHISKY
steady at sl.s1. Cotton ties. sl;os. Bagging, s..
brls: wheat IA. 900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu:: oats
$1,000 Blu. shipments-Flour. 1900 brs: wheat
lo3, OIo blu: corn, 10000 bu: oats $4,000 bu.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27.-wheat-December
ssise: No: ), 7g5sc: 10. 2 red. slHass.sc; NO 5.
cash, No. mixed. SSl. assitc: No. 2 white. ssHc:
ss pa Sis SatsNo white s ss,Ss
Wheat i2O. 500 blu; corn. 5000 blu: oats. 5000 bu
SEE SS e red sns red s,s
Bssns.Nprshern hand-pise e $50 per bu Ind-
ara an ear ns% Us eeo an track Per oS eover
Straw sus esS Clean an, sirsens sS;Gs per H.
sls per ton Peppers Coo per bS psi craze
TOLEDO; oct, 27..WheatcoctOber. s5ssc: De-
pecsmbeT ' sss.c: MAY ssc oatsoocto6er. &c.
Deceme ssr 4I ia.r MAY BIS Rye1No sSe;
ber ss.52h: January. se55; February, ss.57X;
March. $500; prime timothy. $40; prime alsike.
DULUTH. Oct. 27-wheat-To arrive. No.
hard. Sc: No. l northern, SEE: No. northern
.2izc; track No. northern, SEC: No. 9 north
ern, 79Isc No. spring, 7ei5c: October, SIC: De-
cember. 77hc; May, 7shc. oats-on track and
arrive, 345sc.
CINCINNATI. Oct: 2I.-FIour quiet whea.
easier; No. red, s6nS7c. Corn quiet: No 2
mixed. 4sc Oats dull No. mixed. 3slsassc
Rye steady; No. p e2c. Provisions steady
Whisky steady at s.25 Sugar 81 .ady.
LIVERPOOL, Oct e7-wheat-Spot STEADY.
No. red Western winter es ID: No. 1 northern
spring no stock Corn-Spot steady; American
mixed, Is sgd.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. acknowledgements
.s5sc; May. 7sssm7sHc; on track. No i hard.
S21sc; No. ! northern. s17sc; No. northern
797sc; No. northern. 7sQ7Sc
BALTIMORE. Oct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S5ac; December. size. Corn-November, 49kc:
October s0c.
MILWAUKEE, Oct a7-Barley dull: No.
56lzc; No. .. Csc; sample. 32d62c.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE DULL, WITH A TENDENCY
TOWARD FURTHER WEAKNESS.
Hogs Irregular, Closing at About Pre-
vious Prices-Sheep stcady-con-
ditfon of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.
27.-cattIe-Receipts. l,2so: shipments. go. As
usual for some time past, there another
liberal run OF undesirable cattle to-day. BY
undesirable II is not meant that all OF the cat
tie received were account, but there were
comparatively few that just suited tho fancy OF
buyers. This OF itself would be cause for a
continued dull and unsatisfactory trade but the
market also influenced. or rather affected.
by unfavorabe conditions elsewhere. and Il re-
quired considerable hard work TO move any part
of the supply. Should buyers show a disposition
10 make clearance OF the cattle. statesmen.
doubt. would be willing to make some good con-
cessions. but on account OF the indifference ana
limited demand the greatest effort IL being made
TO prevent any further decline. There were few
to-day who claimed the market fer al grades OF
cattle lower than at any time recently. but
most statesmen believed they obtained nearly
steady prices for the better grades OF stock and
did not believe that prices OF others great
ly lower. but 1t is impossible 10 move all OF
the supply. All markets appear TO be crowded
with cattle that below the standard required
for killers and by comparison IL II shown that
this market is in as good shape al any other.
1t seems that there is way 10 stop the
keting. and there is very little hope for any i'm
provement in the condition until there f.
duced supply and Improvement in the quality
and condition OF the oonsgnments. Representa-
tive sales indicate that quite a number OF cattle
changed hands to-day. bur the terms were not
very satisfactory 20 statesmen owners. IL ap-
Pears that the MARKET at present Is suffer-
ing more than any other kind OF cattle. and u
also steady. Quotations:
Good TO choice steers, 1850 lbs and up
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At NEW YORK.
Wheat Options Ruled Dull and weak
and Selling Was General.


NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Flour-Receipts.
3S,7iS brls; exports, s9os brls. Market firm
and moderately active; winter straights,
s3.95G410: winter extra, $3.50; winter low
grades, s2.s093aO. Rye -four firm. Buck
wheat steady. Corn meal quiet. Rye dull.
Barley steady.
Wheat-Receipts, 47,75O bu; exports, GOO
blu. Spot easy; No. red, sslsc elevator; No.
red, size f. o. b. afioat; No. northern
Duluth, 93c I. o. b. afloat: No. hard Mani
toba nominal +. O. b. afioat. options ruled
dull and rather weak all the forenoon. Sell
ing was quite general, based on poor cables,
heaviness in the Northwest and more peace
full political news. After a noon rally on
bearish pressure and closed &c to nc net
lower. May, S3 3-16QS4c, closed at oSSsc;
July, s0QS0kc, closed at soc; December, SIS
GS17sc, closed at size.
Corn-Receipts, 25s, $50 blu; exports. 1e6. 754
blu. Spot easy; No. 2, sic elevator and 5llzc
f. o. b. afioat No. yellow, SIC; No. white,
5lhc. Options developed heaviness also un-
der news OF fine weather conditions West;
selling by Chicago provision interests ana
liberal Western receipts. closing &c net
lower May. 4slka4s%c. closed at 4Sssc; De-
cember, 5013Q504c, closed at 5os4c.
Oats-Rcceipts. 1890 bu: exports. 30 bu
Spot quiet; No. 2, 42c; standard white, 4Sizc;
No. 3, 401ac; No. white. 4Sc; No. white,
43Izc; track white, 41AQ45Lc.
Lard steady; Western steamed, $7q1o. Re-
fined quiet; continent, $50; s. A, S.; COM
pound. s6.s7ilQ7.37la Pork easy; short clear.
sl3. Tallow easy: Cotton-seed oil dull;
prime yellow, 3SG3Szc.
Coffee-Spot Rio firm: No. invoice, &C.
Mild firm; Cordova, 1hdl2c. The market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of points, and In spite
of rather unsatisfactory cables ruled very
firm during a good part OF the session. with
prices at one time showing net gain OF
8 to 10 points on active support by bullish
interests. who promptly absorbed all Offer
ings. Buying was encouraged by the con-
tinued small Santos receipts and expecta-
tons of further crop damage reports. but
toward the close realizing became heavier,
ard there was disposition on the part OF
the room contingent to look for reaction
after the recent gains This eased the mar
ket off, and the close was weak net to 10
points lower. Sales were 139,5O0 t1gs. in
GLIDING: November. 5.2095. soc; December,
5.45d5.55c; January. 5.50Q56oc March, 5.65q
| 5.S0c; May, 5.75Q5.95c; July, 5.S5Q6.05c; Sep
| tember 5.95G6.15c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, $50;
centrifugal, Sc test, 37sc; molasses sugar.
| 3isc. Refined quiet; crushed, 5.35c; pow
| dered, 4.S5c; granulated. 4.75c.
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Receipts OF grain are disappointing to
dealers. They had become convinced that
in the latter part of October, when prices
ruled on the whole steady and there were
no indications OF further advances, they
would begin to sell their grain more freely,
but millers are troubled TO get wheat and
corn. as these grains not in sufficiently
large supply TO make business brisk. AS yet
no new corn has been offered on the Board
Of Trade Prices, as reported by the Sec
rotary OF the Board OF Trade yesterday,
ruled as follows:
Wheat steady; No. 2 red. sac track; No.
2 red. sf1zc on milling freight No. , red.
N%c: October. s4i1c: wagon. SIC
Corn steady; No. white. 45c: No white.
l5c: No. white, 43c: No. white mixed.
&c: No. white mixed, 45c: No. 4 white
mixed. 4Sc: No. yellow. 45c; No. yellow.
sc: No. yellow, 43c: No. mixed 45c: No.
s mixed. 45c; No. mixed. 43c: ear. 47c
Oats weaker: No. white 37zc: No. 8
white. 37hc; No. mixed. s5S4c; No. mixed.
35%c.
Hay nominal; No. timothy. siI.5o: No. 2
timothy. 1850.
observation-disclosures: No. red. ears: No.
3 red. 2: total. cars. Corn: No. white,
s cars; No. white, Il. No. white, 3; No.
siSed. .; ear corn. /; total. Is cars. Oats:
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NEW YORK, Oct. Especial cable and
Geographic communications to Bradstreets
this week show the following changes in
available supplies as compared with last
accounts: Wheat-United States and Cam
ada; east Rockies. increase, 34oS,OoO blu:
afioat for and in Europe, increase. 1000 900;
total supply increase, APPS. 900. Corn-De-
crease, 1881, eco blu. OatS-Decrease. 2g2 -
900 bu. The leading increases reported in
clude 10000 bu at the Northwest interior
elevators. LOCO 600 bu at Manitoba. $50. 900 bu
at Keswatin. 52S,0 at Chicago private ele-
vators, l2S,000 bu at Portland, Me-. $1,000
at Louisville. 10000 at Milwaukee private
elevators, and 5000 at Nashville. The lead
ing decreases include $4,000 bu al Dallas
$4,000 at New Orleans, and $4,000 at Depot
HarbOr.
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WHEAT HAS A WEAK DAY
DIFFERENT ELEMENTS CAUSE DE-
GENDER TO CLOSE LOWER.
Corn Was Of Fraction and There
Was a Reduction In the Price
of Oats.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Weak outside mar
kets and bearish statistics caused weak
ness in wheat to-day, and December closed
sc lower. December corn was off AqSsc,
oats were sc lower. and January pro-
visions were from 2lsc to 7lzc lower.
Selling by commission houses and local
traders was quite general at the opening.
Influenced by the brighter prospects for
peace in the Orient. increased receipts in
the Northwest and extremely favorable
weather December was unchanged to &c
lower, at s1asc to size. and during the first
hour the price declined to sossc, with very
little demand. Commission houses were
fair buyers and with a let-up in the SELL
ing pressure the market later became some
what firmer. but the recovery was only
temporary. Larger worlds stocks than
had been estimated Bradstreets showing
an increase in the visible supply of 4.42S,
600, resulted in considerable selling in the
last hour, and the market again turned
weak, December selling off to soSsc. Out
side markets were all lower and this fact
acted as depressing influence during the
latter part of the session. The demand
improved slightly toward the close on re-
ports of a good export business at the sea-
DOdlu, ana december closed at ouSsc, a loss
of sc for the day. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 1067 200 bu. Primary
receipts We're 1,ae9.1o0 blu, against 1.659,soo
bu year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts of $40 cars. which, with
local receipts of 153 cars-3 Of contract
grade-made total receipts for the three
points OF s!s ears, against S51 cars last
week and 1.o44 cars year ago.
Corn was still tending downward, owing
to continued fine weather. Trade was
quiet. with further bear pressure from the
provision crowd in evidence. Liberal re-
ceipts helped to increase the speculative
weakness, as did also an increase in con-
tract stocks. About the only supporting
factor was reports of poor huskings from
various points in Illinois. After selling be-
tween 1890 and 44c, December closed 14G3sc
lower, at 43a.lD43hc. Local receipts were
GOA cars, with % of contract grade.
Trading in oats was dull and unintereSt-
ing, with prices inclined to weakness in
sympathy with the decline in other grains.
There was moderate selling by the same
interests that were selling corn, but buyers
were few. December ranged between $50
| 351sc and 36SQ3614c, closing &c lower, at
357sc. Local receipts were 367 cars.
Trading in provisions was slow and in
clined to heaviness, with prices showing
| slight losses, due to weakness in the hog
market and the decline in grains. There
was some support for January lard on the
| poor. January pork closed TIC lower. at
| SIP, January lard was off PIC, at S6.6
while ribs were down &c, at $6.271z.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 80 cars; corn, 265; oats, 14o; hogs.
| $1,000 head.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
MODERATE ACTIVITY CHARACTER.
ICED BUSINESS YESTERDAY.
Action Of Industrial Concerns and
Railroads n Pointer for Mer.
chants-Grain Receipts.

Moderate activity characterized trade yes
terday in general merchandise, still there
Is not a. large volume OF business in
progress as the pervious week. The fact
that Industrial concerns and railroads pro-
pose to lay of labor and reduce their cleri-
cal force is a pointer for the wholesalers
ly operate In a more cautious manner. On
the other hand there Is encouraging condi
tions. The grain crops are plentiful and
very good prices are being paid for them.
The farming interests as a whole are pros
porous. and, while conservative, the older
Of the wholesale merchants express the
opinion that there is no cause for alarm.
The dry goods market is fairly active, but
jobbers are said to be opposed to paying the
prices the makers of cotton goods want. be-
cause they think 1t would be a scaling of
values and the retailer seems to be i'm
pressed much the same way, and is likewise
buying only for immediate use. Then the
milder weather until the last day or two
has been against an active movement of
dry goods. There are few interesting de-
veiopments in the grocery trade, and no
wide changes have been made in prices
The demand for sugar has been curtailed
0O0 tic tcuQcuCF u tOW6IQ a lower OASIS.
There Is steadier feeling In the canned
goods market, but no rush In the dema nd
Dried fruit moves slowly without any
change In prices. The call for molasses and
syrups has increased moderately and re-
tailers are disposed to increase their hold
ings. The flour trade Is fairly good but
grocers are not disposed to carry heavy
stocks at present Cereals are somewhat
lower, but prices rule steadier than ten
days ago. The hardware trade Is active
Hunting equipments are now selling In con-
siderable quantities. Window glass is slow
The druggists are having a good trade in
the line OF drugs. but paints and oils are
moving slowly. Refined oils advanced yes
terday 1c and 1izc per gallon, this being
the second advance In the last ten DAYS.
Country produce trade Is a little slow eggs
being the only article which remains high
in price and active IN demand. fresh stocks
bringing top prices readily. Poultry is
dragging, there being a falling off In the
demand. while the receipts are larger than
the trade requires at present. Prices OF
some grades OF provisions rule lower, and
are weak at the reductions OF Monday.
Fewer fruits are now on the market, but
the reduction has not served TO stiffen
values on lines that remain. Vegetables are
in good supply. with no wide advance or
decline. In other lines there is nothing
calling for special mention.
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Largely Professional.

GAlbert r. Thompson & Co., Indianapolis.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-To-day's market
up to the last hour was active and strong,
with sentiment favoring higher prices.
Some small increase in outside buying was
noted. but on the whole the movement was
largely professional. In the afternoon
considerable profit taking movement set in
and on top of this came rumors of a
run on two trust companies in st. Louis,
which induced short selling and created
unsettled feeling, Notwithstanding strenuous
denials from that center that there is any
cause for alarm London is credited with
having bought about $4,000 shares to-day,
but il is believed that a good part of these
purchases are for New York account and
do not reflect any increased interest in
American securities abroad.
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Market still Advancing.
IPorterfield & Co., indianapolis. !

q CO,
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-The splendid buy
ing that set in yesterday was further in evil
dence to-day and several rails made fur
Their advance of 81 share, including st.
Paul, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and
Baltimore & Ohio. In the trusts Colorado
Fuel and Iron advanced nearly So and Sugar
81. United States Steel preferred 81 and 9TH
ers proportionately. The steady upward
movement was encouraged by early favor
able news from Pittsburg, but later reports
of n run upon the large trust company of
ST. Louis caused some realizing. The banks
of that city wired that they would protect
this institution and that there was no dam
ger. but coming top of the recent fall
ures elsewhere caused some hesitation on
the upward movement
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Oct 2s.-credit balances. STA: -
tihcates bid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -,
prls; average 20 35 hrls Lima. T.f& brls: aver
age. 690S bris. Runs-Pennsylvania. 1s. $50 hrls.
average. 71.4ee brls; Lima, 52.sSi brls: average.
dS6i brls.
M55S.c Royin firm; A. Is, c. s2.l5: ID, So: T..
s2.35; F, $3.50; c. $3.50: H. $3.50; l. $40: X. $50
$40: NJ. $50: y. ss.e0; window glass; Sc -.
water white. Ss29.
WILMINGTON, Oct e7.-Spirits OF turpentine
Nothing doing. Rosn steady at 81 Tar frm
at S1S0. Crude turpentine firm at 81 IS and g. So
MONTPELIER. Oct. 27.-C-udc petroleum
strong; North Lima $50; South Lima and In
diana, sl.25.
Resin steady.
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'BoNDs-
MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-Clear-
fngs md Balances.

lNDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 466
per cent; time loans. 5Q6 per cent. Clear
fngs, $S23 905.36; balances, sS6,77S.35.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at pa
per cent; closing bid 212:. offered at pa.
Time money steady; sixty days, Az per
cent: ninety days and six months 41bM5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5h65sx
per cent. Sterling exchange easy, with ac-
tual business i'm bankers bills at SiS555G
4.S5.60 for demand and n 81. 81. 206i4 50 80 for
sixty days; posted rates, Si.S3ls and 81. S61a:
commercial bills, s4S26I4. S2Is
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Market Affected by st. Louis Rumor.
[POrterhaId & Co.. indianapolis

IPorterleId Co, lndianap0lIs.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 27-Although the export
was all the bulls Gould wish-over 100 loads
taken at New York-and cables were high
er. still the bulls had trouble keeping up
the market. The cash demand was good,
but ST. Louis, the head of the present bull
manipulation, was weak, and there were
rumors of trouble down there among the
trust companies Bradstreet's visible more
than offset the export business. Corn ruled
weak all day although the market was "A
narrow one. Commission houses were the
best sellers. The fact that foreigners re-
main Indifferent even after this big decline
accentuates the local bearish feeling. Oats
were weak, in sympathy with corn.
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BOSTON. Oct. 27.-The wool market has been
without special feature this week There Is A
fair movement in consumption, with the leading
mills steady buyers. The market is firm. There
has been demand for all grades. with fine and
medium taken I'm satisfactory quantities. The
following arc The quotations for leading descrfp-
tons: Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above
sfds5c; y. 30Q3ic: No. 1. 3e0s5c: No 2. 3lf &c:
fine unwashtd 2z1.Sc: half blood unwashed
csf%fi &c: three-quarters blood. unwashed. s5d
&c: quarter blood. unwashed. e5a9izc: fine
washed dcainc. &C.. Michigan X and above
&c. No /. ?9fl acc No. :. E3s23c tine unwashed
zfSfsse; quarter blood. unwashed. ztn25c: three
eiehths blood unwashed, 24125c; half motor
unwashed. sigz5e: fine washed celaine. 32H3sc.
L -ntssatu- Indiana re~-eishsh. hlas.A
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"A. W. Thompson, indianapolis. !

tn W. i'O"P@oh' 4H"ionaPoiisI
CHICAGO. Oct. 27-During the early part
of the day the market was strong and
showed a steadily advancing tendency
throughout the entire list. This reflected
increasing outside interest. the cessation of
liquidation and a generally better feeling
AT the close the Improvement was lost and
the feeling Is again unsettled and uncertain
This change Is due TO reported run on
two trust companies in ST. Louis. The run
does not seem TO be important In its char
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Poultry-Aiive steady.
Western chickens. l0c; fowls. lie; turkeys, lie.
Dressed weak; Western chickens. 20l2lsc: fowls.
12412lzc: turkeys 11dlsc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. E.-Poultry unchanged: chick
ems. 7lkc; springs. SIC; turkeys. lie: ducks. 90
SIC; geese. 5s1c.
1ic chickens hens, sgl0c; springs. l0isQllc.
BOSTON. Oct. 27--lSpecial Fowls. 1shc:
springs. 120lzc; young turkeys. 16Qlsc.
CINCINNATI Oct. 27.-Poultry steady; hens.
TIC: springs. s911c: turkeys. I412c
LOUISVILLE. oct. 27.-Hens, sc per ID: spring
chickens, 10c per 10.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 21k@3 per cent; dis
counts. 3i2GSss and 11-16d3$4; consols, SSss.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes, 97f 27lac
for the account.
observation-disclosures on London, POM
42pfgS for checks Discount rates-Short
bills, per cent; three months bills, Sss.
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Produce, Fruit. and Vegetable,

Apples.-Fancy Eastern. ger brl. 2.75a3: choice.
per brl g.
Bananas-I-arge. 80 per bunch; medium $50
Cobbage-Home-grown. per brl. 60a70c; Holland
Seed s1.10
Cider-Per brl. sI7s: half bri, se75
Cranberries-Cape Cod, s2.75 per bu; sSs5 Der
brl. -
Grapes-Per S-lb basket. CSC; California grapes
per crate, sl.5o: New York grapes, S-lb basket
&c; pony baskets. liQi2c; Malaga, In brs. san
40.
Honey--white clover. 1sc per Id.
Kraut-PSr cask. A. gals. $50; per bril- 60 gals
si1S per half brls. Is gals. 50.
Iemons-Extra fancy Neredlia. $50 size. Sc so
box: geo size. $3.50: California, 225 20 $50 size
$40
Michigan Celery-a0T25c rer bunch
Navy Beans-Per bu. 81 40.
Onions-si per loo Tbs. yellow or red
Oranges-California Naencias and Michs Ella
81 per box; Jamaica. 81 per brl. 3s0 box.
California Solways. sl.l5 per box.
Pears-Per bu si.2
Persimmcns-siu1.f 10 per crate
Pineappler-Florida. per crate 50 75G3
Po.atoes-Home- grown. per ba, e0c; Michigan
zoe.
Qulncez-s@ per bu.
SPANISH Onions-si. asa i.3s per crate
Souash-Hubbard. 81. 30 per 100 lbs
Sweet Observation-Disclosures. g. Der brl. Jer-
sey. 81 per bfi: Illinois. $50.
Tcmato-x-H Homegrown. per blu, s0c
Turnips-s5c per brl.
Seeds.
Seed clover. prime. ssfs5o English clover. Sc 20
NJ; alsike. S4I2. Timothy prime. si.75a2. Fancy
Euc.ixh Llucxrnez- -. -
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid By shippers

prices paid by shippers)
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium Inerchantable unwashed. lie:
coarse and braid. i5c; heavy merno, 19rl2c; half
blood. 12GKc; bury and cotted. l2qlic; West
ern 12c.
Poultry-Young turkeys. lie; hens. SIG; cocks.
&c: young dicks. Sc; springs, &C. geese &C per 10
Cheesc-W Isconsin. lie: New York full creams,
12c; Swiss. Ice: brick. 15c; limburGer, 12c.
Butter-S410c: choice. l2Q1ic.
Eggs-Firm at .0c.
PARTICIPATING geese. coo per ID; prime duck.
&c per III.
Eeeswax-soc fer yellow. 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salteG Hides-Eo. i. Sc; No. .. &C; No.
calf. l0c; No. 2 calf. &c.
Tallow-No. ], 3lsc: No. ., &c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28

FARGO, y. D., Oct. 21.-Judge Pollock or
the District Court has held that gambling
in options is no defense in case of the John
KILLER Grain Company against John a.
Klovstad The Miller company bought grain
from Klovstad and under his orders pur-
chased options for certain amounts Wheat
went down and Klovstadt refused TO pay.
When sued he claimed that IL was gam
bling debt.