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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures. S541
packages. Market firm. Extra creamery, 2Ic
creamery. common TO choice, 16G2012c State
dairy, 15d19c. Cheese-Receipts, . 419 packages
Market quiet. State full cream. fancy small col
ored. 111sc; small white. 1llRc; large colored
HE: large white, 11Ac Psychologists 4l57
packages. Market firm. State and Pennsyl-
vania fancy mixed, 25G26c; State and PennsyI-
vania seconds to frsts, 20G24c; Western extras
25c; western thirds to seconds. 17Q22c; Western
hrsts, 23q24c: refrigerated, 1sG21c.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 17.-Butter steady and
in fair demand; extra Western creamery, 2lc
extra nearby prints. 22c. Eggs firm and in
good demand; fresh nearby, 2ic. at the mark :
fresh Western. pc. loss off; fresh Southwestern
22G23c, loss of; fresh Southern, 21d22c. Cheese
quiet but steady; New York full creams fancy
12G12hc: New YORK full creams, choice, Ike:
New York full creams. fair to good, llgllikc
CHICAGO, Oct. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; creamery.
15lsq20lzc; dairy, Hdlsc Eggs firm at 1Sal9lkc
at the mark. cases included. Cheese easy at lOs.
@1117c.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. Eggs steady; Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, cases returned, 1SI5c:
new Nc. whitewood cases included, 19c
ST. LOUIS, Oct 17.-Butter steady: creamery
1Iq21l2c; dairy HQlsc Eggs firm at zoe, loss
Off.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 17.-Eggs firm at 2Oc But
ter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 10&c
LOUISVILLE. Oct. I7.-Butter-Packing l2ISc
per Id; good country, 15c. Eggs. 1910.
BOSTON, Oct I7.-ISpecial. Eggs steady at
22Q23c
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FISHES DO GO UP HILL.
An Angler Gives His Reason for tina
Belief.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.

New orleans IlmeS-Democrat
Fishes have more than they are credited
with having" said an old angler, land my ex-
perence has taught me not to put much faith in
the vibration due to conclusion. / think they
reason in some way or other. L don't know just
how IT is.
II satisfied that nature has not been par
tcularly eXtIavagant in the matter of giving
fish intelligence. Besides. l know that their eyes
are HAT and they but very little.
suppose the eye of the fish Is worse, If anything
than the eye OF the reptile. But, taking all these
things into consideration am convinced from
little things 1 have observed that the fish is a
pretty wise member, and that he at least knows
what is god for him when he is confronted by
the blunt issue of surviving surviving
Why Is II that fish always founders toward
the water. That's the point have in mind, and
WINGED me that the fish has more sense than we
think. have never seen fish that would not
FOUNDER toward the water.
Il know two answers will be made TO this sug-
gestion. One is that there is generally a slope
toward the water, and that hence the force OF
movement And the other is a primary reason
the matter of instinct, distinguished from rea-
son. These explanations do not satisfy me- In
the nrst place L reject the theory which makes n
adherence between instinct and reason. 1 cannot
tell the difference between the attributes so
much are they alike In the second place / wa MT
to tell you that j have seen fish foundering mn
NIL why! Simply because they were forced 10
founder up Till in order to get back into the
water. Does fish know anything about direc-
ton and distance2 L think so. I have seen them
| Jump and founder up hill. inch after inch until
tneN got back 10 the edge of the stream ont of
winch they had been Jerked Ii may be what
some or the writer's call instinct hut IN ga we
my soul can't tell instinct from what we are
accustomed 10 regard as reason in higher forms
/ OF life ~
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In the Bret Harte Country.
winifred Black. in the Reader.

We Grove down the mountain I'm the r,oo,
hght and saw coyote cub playing with hts
shadow. and We drank the deep. sweet hrsafh
OF the pines, and Truthful James told me hon,
Bret Harte. W ou'
He a SLIM little bIack-eved sohoo,
teacher when knew him. said Truthful Jamso
He taught over in Coppertown then IT,,
named IL Copperopos when they built n $40
rs they named Jimtown Jamestown but we all
called IL Coppertown. Ten hotels three bart~s
There was a lot happening in Copper Hale -,
the plots OF Bret Hartes stories grew up right
in that town. ~ isn't
What kind OF a was Bret Hart. b,ns.,,
in character, / mean?''
Nice enough. reckon" said Truthful James
quiet and he had a kind OF forgetful wav -
smiling into your face. as III he had forso,,er
All ABOUT you and didn't how soon Won
found IL out. SN1
Women all liked him lot or else they batea
him guess most OF them liked him in those
DAYS. 81 'i0Se
The society upon the StanisIaus?
Yes. that was true enough.
Abner Dean lives over at Angels Vet but vo,,
cont want to mention that chunk OF sandstone
1T seems TO kind OF rIe him some way.
LOIS or the boys are a little touchy on the
Bret Harte subject ~ INV
He hit a little too the truth guess
Now. in my case IL is different / don't MIND
being handed down TO posterity as a bearded ruff
fui You know. don't know why. but what 7
don't like Is making me out To be a narrov,
minded crank with prejudice against foreigners
Now, have nothing in the world against rhe
Sninese, Tney are a peaceable. fairly honest
and very useful class OF citizens but IN Is IsttI
rough TO make me out sitting down 70 a social
game with yellow-faced pie-tafIed grtnrfr.
Chinanian, as II he were equal. by Georxei'
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MARKET WAS FIRM.
Trading. However, Was Mostly Scalp
ing by Big Interests.
IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S wire.l

IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S wire.J
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-There was a firm wheat
market all the session. and times a strong
The situation however. a mere repeti-
ton of earlier days-smal receipts at Minneapo-
lis and strong cash prices up there. There was
just as little help from abroad as of late The
Northwest cars were $40. against 7s5 last year,
yet total primary receipts almost equal
to a year ago-1 1SS 900 bu against 121l 600
with clearances 417.O00. Minneapolis was paying
sec for No. northern and SAC for No. north
ern The market sold at one time AGI1c lower
than Friday. December up the most Trad
ing was largely scalping by the big interests
Armour, Peavey and Spencer. There was cover
ing on large scale in corn by the interests
which sold so largely on Friday. There was
10000 bu taken by Bryants and there was the
purchase OF 100000 bu by Hurlburt & Warren
There was early selling by the crowd and il was
said the Phillips line of long corn went over
through commission houses. The market early
vas easy on fine weather and as a result of the
Friday selling pressure. but most of the decline
was recovered. There very little to the
oats trade except inconsequentiaI scalpinV
There was 15q2Oc drop in hogs this morning.
The whole provision list some lower and
mainly on the hog situation.
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Strong and Flour Firm-Other
Grains Are Quiet

NEW YORK, Oct. 1I-Flour-Receipts
2l,45l brls; exports, 5033 brls. Market firm on
all grades with moderate demand Win
ter patents, sS.90q4.30; winter straights, S. so
"A; Minnesota patents, S46OG4.S5; winter
extras s2.NQ5.25; Minnesota bakers, $3.50
4.O5; winter low grades. 81. 7od3o5 Rye flour
firm. Fair to good, 3.25Q3. 40 choice to
fancy, S.45d3.60. Buckwheat flour firm at
$50, new crop. Corn meal dull. Yellow
Western. s1O9; city, $l.07; kiln dried, 5000
325
Rye dull. No Western. s21kc nominal. f..
o. b. ahoat; State and Jersey, 56a5Ssc. Bar
ley steady. Feeding, Acc. C. l. f. Buffalo:
Sic. c. i. I. New York.
Wheat-Receipts. 2S,275 bu: exports, 80 SO
eu- Spot steady. No. red. sec elevator, S61ac
T. o. b. afioat. Options opened barely steady
on cables, but soon turned strong. and adj
vanced above yesterdays high point on
and denied any Argentine damage from
frost. After a setback, due TO realizing.
wheat finally recovered on bullish political
news from eastern Asia. and closed partly
sc net higher. May. SO 15-16GS4ss, closed
S7hc.
Corn-Receipts. 1os.O5O bu: exports. 1913 bu,
Spot dull. No. 2, SIC elevator, 52Ssc 2 o. b.
afioat: No. yellow, SIC; No. white. 52ssc
| Options first declined under poor cables and
favorable weather map. but later shared
the wheat rally, and closed dull and easy al
&c net decline. May, ~ 1-16d49Lc, closed al
| 49isc; December, 5l1sd5lLc, closed at Sic
Oats-Receipts. 1890 bu. Spot dull. No 2
41lzc; standard white, 43c: No. 2, 4Ol5c: No
white, 4sc: No. white. 421zc; track white
| 41isEf45c.
Hay steady; shipping. 6oQ7Oc: good tc
| choice, S0490c.
| Hops steady; state, common to choice
| 1903 27G33C: 1902. 21G2615c: old. 1OG13o. pa.
cific coast. 1903. 25d90c; 1902. 21q26lkc: old
| 10fi13c.
| Hides steady: Galveston. 20 to . lbs. lSc
| California. q 10 % lbs. 19c: Texas dry 2
| to 80 lbs. lac Leather steady; acid, 23n2s1sc
| Beef steady; family, $19G11: mess SSdS50
| beef hams s2l.50d2S packet. 50. 5011050: city
extra India mess. sli-5e0i6. Cut meat.
| strady: picked bellies. a1z0l2isc picked
| shoulders. san6c; picked hams, 111zG12,sc
| Lard easy: western steamed. Sis. Refine<
! easy continental, $40; South American
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General Offices, Franklin building. All cara
depart Meridian and Georgia streets.
Time Table Effective Sept g. 1903.
For Richmond, New Castle and interuedisis
stations. Passenger cars leave on the foliowlng
hours: s:5z a. N, s:5l a. m, 1921 a m, u %
n IA 257 T. M. 4.5T p. m, except Sunday.
when cars leave every hour from s:57 a. m. until
For Greenfield, Knightstown and intermediats
stations Passenger cars leave: First car az
go a m and each hour thereafter until sol
n m Next and last car leaves at l1:l6 p m.
combination passenger and express cars leave
AT s.57 a M, 757 a. m, 1851 a. m. 1857 p.
and 1851 p M
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only
Arrive at 1850 a. N. and leave at a. m Asa
arri,re at 30 D. NJ. and leave at $3.50 2. m.
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$3.50; compound. y7l2lzd7s7Ik Pork dull;
family. sls019-50: short clear. s145oui6.Se;
mess, $13z5n13.75.
Talow weak; city. Csc: country, 4SQ4.sc
Cottonseed oil quiet: prime yellow. 3sl1i ioc
Rice steady; domestic. fair 10 extra, 40ec'
Japan nominal. Molasses steady; New Or
leans open kettle. good TO choice, 41n42c.
Coffee-Spot Rio firm; No invoice, 5ssc.
mild. steady; Cordova, Iq1lc. The market
for future opened steady at a decline of i've
points. following disappointing European
cables. lower primary markets and fun Bra
lillian receipts. but was rallied shortly after
ward by a renewal of outside demand; pre-
diction for a decrease movement and Dulhsn
views concerning the crop. Trading was
fairly active and the market closed steady,
net unchanged to five points higher. SAFES
were 1880 bags, including: December at
50565. 15c; January at 5.10a515c; March at
530d5.35c; May. 5.45d5.55; July, 5-5515.6Oc'
and September, 565d5. Zoe.
Sugar-Raw firm fair refining. $3.50; CEN
trifugal SO test. S7sc; molasses sugar, Sic
refined. firm: no. 6. 4.35c: No. Z. 4.SOc; No. s.,
4.25c; No. g. 420c; No 10, Also; No. II, 4iOc I;
No. II. 4.05c; No. 10, 4c; No. ii, 3.Soc. Con
fectioners' A, 4.6Oc; mold A, &C. cutloaf.
5.35c. crushed, 5.25c; powdered, 4Soc; gran
ulated, 4.75c; cubes. &c.
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SHELBYvILLE
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION co.

-ars leave Indianapolis for Shelbyville and ell
,,Sernediate stops from the corner OF Washing
,on and Meridian streets on the following hours:
r. 4 s. 9, 10, IL a m, u o clock noon and /. ?,
. 3 8 = 8, and II 30 y. M
." cars leave shelbyville for indianapolis and al
,,terr,ediate stops as follows: +:57. 5:67 6:5l,
lsS So 9:57, 1851 1l:5I a. m. and 1857, l.51.
az 5:O5 $3.50. 6:57. 1854. $50 and IL 20 D.
90 ,ndtrip tickets. Indianapolis TO Shelbyyille
~ he purchased at Huders drug store, corner
SSsSthinston and Pennsylvania streets and al the
" = Fsnsley pharmacy, Stubbins Hotel block
T. Saturday and Sunday Special Schedule
ON Saturday and Sunday, beginning at a. m,
- will leave Indianapolis each half hour,
excenting 5:3e and $3.50 m. and 1880, $50 and
I'm ~ m The last car leaves al midnight
a. sayine Shebyvile the will run on the
na1f hour beginning at 4:29 a. m, excepting -
End ii:27 a. IN. and 2:c7 and 7:27 p. N. Last cal
Iii leave Shelbyyille at 1872 2.
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Sheeu-Recefpts. 100: shipments none lneie
has been a very moderate marketing or sheep
and lambs this week. the total indicating very
little impro.cz-sent over last week and oe-
crease oil over l,l0G compared with the same
week a year ago and 200 compared with me
corresponding week two years ago. Inc r.
cepts thus far this year are 900 large, t ,
,he same time last year. and for the month thus
FAR there Is a decrease Of 1900 compared VIII
the same period a year There nave peeI,
no Important Developments in the sheep ann
lamb market this week. The supplies al al
times have been too small to encoIrage com,
petition between buyers, and on tnat acCOuhe
there was hardly the normal animation IN the
trade. Most of the time shippers were unable
10 get shipment, and. being forced 10 csrIy
their purchases from one day TO another, t1ey.
OF course were not IS strong buyers as they
might otherwise have been There was ohIy =
fair demand iocal account, but altosetnes
the outlet usually equal 70 the supply. aho
sellers succeeded in maintaining at least steaoy
prices. Occasionally extra quality COMMANDED
strong prices, but such cases were exceptions
Most OF the week good 10 choice lambs sold
from s525 to $3.50 and sheep from s. TO SSSo,
but for an extreme lambs sold at s. 20 and sheep
s.. AS usual at the close OF the week the
receipts to-day were quite small. and there was
no quotable change Improvement TO report In
conditions compared with yesterday Lambs SOLO
from s. $50 and the general market Tor the
week closed apparently IN healthy condition
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Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.]

prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Young turkeys. lie: hens. sac: cocks.
4c: young ducks. Sc; springs. s12c; geese, &c
Ter Id.
Cheese-visconsin. 12c: New York full creams,
1ac: Swiss. Ice : brick. 15c: limburger, Rc.
Butter-S1i0S. choice 124i4c.
Eggs-Firm at 20c.
Wool-LocaAdealers are paying for wagon lots.
Good medium merchantabe unwashed. lie;
coarse and braid &c., heavy merino. logic; half
blood. l2914c; bury and cotted. l2QI4c: West
ern, 12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per ID: prime duck.
20c per 10.
Beeswax-30c for yellow. &c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-sslted Hides-No. I. Sc; No. . &c; No. 1
cali 10c: No. calf. SC.
Tallow-No. /. 3iac: No. 2, &C.
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my credentials, and he took me In for
moments chat with the President.
Why, how are your" said Mr.. Roose
welt, grasping me cordially by the mitt. >"
haven't seen you for years-where haNs
you been keeping .yourself-in New York al
the time? And have you been going righ
on getting UP those weird symposiums
and he leaned back in his revolving chan
and laughed heartily.
Il had come near forgetting that SYN.
postum incident myself that had 10 cl,dge
my memory 10 recall IL TO mind. but he hao
remembered ii perfectly after seven years.
and had IL on the tip OF his tongue 10 pass
at me the minute he saw me after the lapse
OF all that time. II was as pretty a fea'
OF memory a. have any knowledge Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18
PREMIUM ON CASH WHEAT
CAUSES VERY STRONG PRICES IN
THE MARKET FOR FUTURES.
Corn and Oats Are Lower, Influenced
by Fridays LiqufdatfOn-Hog
Products Show Declines.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE high premiums
which prevailed in all markets for cash
wheat was again the predominating infiu-
ence to-day and resulted in a strong close,
December being up AQ$sc.
Corn closed &c lower, oats were on SC
with provisions 1215c lower.
General anxiety on the part OF shorts to
cover their lines, pending possible further
advances over Sunday, caused renewed
strength in wheat. The opening was rather
quiet and easy, due to the Indifferent ca
bIes the Liverpool market being barely
steady, Notwithstanding the advance here
yesterday. December was sc lower to sc
higher at S0s@sO2sc, and with some profit
taking by local longs, prices declined a
trife, December slumpng off to S0h4c early
in the day. At the decline local shorts
were good buyers. The demand from this
quarter gave fair impetus to trading
and the market quickly rallied. Closing
prices were at about the best Of the day,
December being up Ad2sc at SO7sc. after
touching Sic. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to H4.0oO bu. Primary
receipts were 1856, 700 bu, against 1.210.7OO
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of 449 cars, which, with
local receipts of 100 cars, none of contract
grade, made total of $40 cars, against
695 last week and s67 a year ago.
The corn market still felt the effects of
yesterdays heavy selling and ruled weak
the greater part of the day, notwithstand-
ing liberal covering by some of the leading
short interests. Lower cables, excellent
weather and increased receipts were in
fuences that helped to create weak
undertone early in the session Later, on
buying by commission houses the market
developed steadier tendency, but closing
prices were lower. December being down
lac after selling between 4412c and 44$4GD
| 447sc. Receipts were $50 cars, % of contract
grade.
! Oats were laboring under the same diff
| fculties corn, the heavy liquidation of
| yesterday having depressing influence
| The weakness in corn also added 10 the
| bearish sentiment and the market was dull
and dragging. After ranging between 364c
| and 361ac December closed CSC lower at 36Lc.
Receipts were POI cars.
Provisions ruled weak oil larger run OF
| hogs at the yards than had been antici-
pated, with decline of from 1Oc 10 zoe in
prices. Packers appeared DESTROYS OF SELL
| ing, but the demand was light shorts be-
/ ing the principal buyers. Closing prices
were weak with the January products each
showing a loss of 1212c at $lly, $3.50 and
/ SOS respectively.
! Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
! IS cars; corn, 40; oats, SO5; hogs. $4,000
! head.
]
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INDIANAPOLIS e MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

Waiting room and station A Kentucky avenue
first car leaves from In front of No AZ Ken
,ucky avenue for Maitinsvile and intermediate
stations at $50 a. m and every hour thereafter
- the half-hour mark, until $50 p IN. The
IN n m car runs only 10 Mooresville, the q
80 nuns TO Martinsville and the next and lssi
car leaves at 1:So p. m. running TO Martins
leaving Martinsvile for Indianapolis and la.
..-,~adiate stations, f-st at $50 a. aux
S-srv hour thereafter. the forty minute marx
v,nti Gao Z. M. The 7:f0 p. only K
Nooresville, the $40 car 10 Indianapolis and thf
next and last car leaves at 1o:4o. running 70 IN
dianapolis. ,,, ,,,
Nartnsyille at $50 a. m
E~a-ess car arrives at Indianapolis az 20
q M and departs at $40 a m; also arrives a
las o. m. and departs at 3:l0 p. m.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Oct. 17.-Credit balances s171: GER
tifcates, $3.50 bid. No sales. Shipments-Penn-
sylyania, 1852 brls; average 7s5Ss brls; Lima
$3.50 brls; average, 6S,S44 brls Runs-Pennsyl-
vania, s5344 brls average 742l5 brls: Lima
64.e07 brls: average. 55.57 brls
NEW YORK, Oct. T-Petroleum firm: re-
fine6 New York. 9.l0c: Philadelphia and BaIti-
more, 9.0Sc: Philadelphia and Baltimore i'm bulk
6.l5c. Rosin firm; strained, common to good.
s24OG2i5 Turpentine quiet at 6Olza61c.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 17.-Turpentine firm at 5eikc
Rosin hrm: =, b, c. Sis; d, 81. IS; E, 50 So; F.
$50; q, $3.50; II, 2.70: L. s3.15: X 1925; NJ
$3.50; n, 1895; window glass $4.05; water white
S4.35.
WILMINGTON Oct 17.-Spirits OF turpentine
STEADY at ooc Rosir firm sos. Tar firm al
Sl-SO. Crude turpentine firm at 1925 $3.50 and
strong; North Lima, SIPS: South Lima and In.
diana, 1923 ~ "
CHARLESTON. Oct. I7.-Turpentine steady al
5512c. Rosin steady.
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IndianapoIi. Grain Market.

Recsipts OF grain during the week ended Sat
urdav were the largest OF any week for more
than a month Good prices were obtained on all
receipts. II up 10 grade. There is an active de-
Inand for all cereals a. the range Of prices
quoted, reported BY the secretary Of the board
OF trade as follows:
Wheat steady; No. 2 red. SIC track; No. red.
sac on milling freight: No. red, Sic track; Oc-
tOber. Sac
Corn steady: No. 2 white. 4skc; No white.
4sL.c: No. white. 44c: No white mixed, 4ec;
No 3 white mixed, 46c; No. white mixed. &C;
No yellow. CSC: No. yellow, 46c: No 4 vel
low 44i.c: No. 9 mixed 4sc; No. mixed, 46c;
No. mixed, &c: ear. 4sc.
oats steady: No. white, 3sc; No. white,
s7lsc: No mixed. ssc; No. mixed. 35ikc.
Hay nominal; No. timothy. 81. 90; No. tim
othy 5000