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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-29
LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
A Low RANGE OF PRICES ALONG
COMMISSION ROW.
CONNECTIONS Market Disturbed by
Prfce-Cutting-No Improvement in
the Cereal Situation.

A good business is in progress on Com
mission row. but prices are low and profits
are comparatively small. Apples and Irish
potatoes are IN abundant supply. and unless
choice. neither will bring top figures. Cab
bage and onions are arriving more freely,
but prices are we'll sustained The produce
market carries a steady tone. Elgin but
ter is slightly higher, but domestic butter
rules the same as for some time past.
Cheese is steady at prices quoted, and eggs
remain firm at last weeks prices. Poultry
is more uncertain. Receipts are large, but
the demand continues good and what ac-
emulation OF stock there is is shipped TO
Eastern markets. consequently this market
is kept clear. Confectioners are having
big trade Some OF the factories are cut
ting prices and have considerably disturbed
the situation Flour continues active. Views
differ among jobbers to the situation
Wheat rules higher than a week ago. but
those who do not believe the situation is
going TO remain so strong and are looking
for decline. Lion coffees are firm at the
recent advance, which followed the Ar
buckles. Roasted coffees are I'm active
demand, and there is every reason to ex-
pect an era of much higher quotations than
have ruled during the last year or two.
Canned goods are in about the same condi-
tion as for ten days past. Cereal products
are fairly steady. with demand rnodera te
Navy beans are weak and IL begins 10 look
as IL the reports in regard to the shortage
of the crop were exaggerated. Druggists
are having excellent trade in all lines
OF drugs and patent enthusiastically
for colds-but in paints and oils trade is
quiet and prices carry an easier tone. Hog
products are moving in large quantities,
Export trade as well as domestic is i'm
proving rapidly. Wholesale grocers report
their trade as large and prices firm, ex-
cept on sugars. which are somewhat unset
tied. the demand being comparatively light.
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Finally Strong and Higher
Good Advance fnSCoffee.

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-Flour-Receipts.
1886 brls.; exports, 1850 brls; quieter but
held at old prices. Rye flour quiet; fair to
good. $3.50. Corn meal steady: yellow
Western, $780, city, s1.05.
Wheat-Recepts, 59.475 bu Spot steady:
No. red, ssssc; elevator, s7s4 f. o. b. afioat;
No. / northern, Duluth 92%c f. o. b. afIoat.
Options displayed considerable heaviness
this morning in response TO st. Louis de-
clines and 10 local bear pressure, but rail-
lied on scare of shorts and export ru-
mors, closing partly sc higher. May, SS6
So 9-16c. closed at S31kc; July closed at soc;
December, S7QS7 11-16c. closed at S7ssc
Corn-Receipts. 1880 blu; exports, 1883
Blu. Spot firm; No. 2, 52A f. o. b. afioat; No
2 yellow, 547sc; No. white, 52lc. Options
by fair weather, easier cables and liberal
receipts. In the afternoon corn rallied with
wheat and on predictions of rain in the
@49s4c, closed at 1850; December, so 9-16Q
51Lc, closed at 51Ac.
Oats-Receipts, IS 800 bu; exports 1O10 bu.
Spot steady; No. :, 42c; standard white. 43lk;
No. 3, 40lac; No. white, 4Slsc; No. 3 white,
Acc; track at 51i4c.
Hops quiet; state, common 10 choice.
1903. 2i@32c; 1902. 2l@ 2519c: old. sg12c. Pa
cific coast 1903. 21G2sc; 1902. 2lG2lEc; old,
9q12c.
Cut meats easy; picked bellies, 50 256
H. picked shoulders, s5.5oa6; picked hams.
11Gl2c. Tallow easy; city. 41kc; country.
41s94&c. Cotton-seed oil easier; prime yell
low, &c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady: No. invoice,
SIC; mild firm; Cordova. 7@12c. The market
for futures opened firm at an advance of
sale points on further demand on the bull
contingent. rather better cables than ex-
pected and small primary receipts. 1t was
the first day for November contracts and
the fact that tenders of several Thousand
bags were promptly taken care of tended
to help the tone of the market. though
trading was by no means so active as yes
terday. The close was steady a an advance
of 5M15 points, though at time the
| market was slightly lower than that Sales
| were 81. 80 bags. including; November. 520d
525c: December, 5.40d5. 43c: January. 5.JOc:
| March, 5.65G5 75c; May, 5.75q5.90c; July, 5S5
| @6; September. 595d6.10c
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining 3ssc;
centrifugal 90 tect, 37sc; molasses sugar
| Sikc; refined quiet: crushed, 5.35c: powdered
1 4S5c granlated, 4.15c
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Butter-Receipts 4.312
packages. Market steady to firm. Creamery.
extra, 22lsc; creamery. common 10 choice, l6422c;
State dairy, 15G20c: imitation creamery rQlsc;
renovated, 13Gll7c; factory, 13i1d15Ac. Cheese
Receipts, 5,5SS packages Market quiet. State
full cream, fancy small colored September, 1li5c;
October. 1llc; small colored September. li7c.
October. Ike: small white. September. 1i12c;
October, 11hc; large colored. September, uizc
October, Ike; large white. September, uizc; Oc-
tober, 11kc. Eggs-Receipts, 4,5s4 packages
mixed, &c; State and Pennsylvania seconds TO
frsts. Praise Western extras &c. Western frsts
24I25c; Western thirds to seconds. lShc; refrlg-
Grated. lsQ2lc.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2s.-Butter firm and &c
higher; extra Western creamery. 22lac: nearby
prints, &c. Eggs firm and 1c higher: fresh near
by, 3cc, loss off; Western, 2SM29c; Southwestern
27G2Sc Southern, 2cI27c- Cheese unchanged:
New York full creams, fancy choice. ll%c; fair
! TO good, llalii2c.
CHICAGO, Oct cs.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery,
15lsI21ikc; dairy 1iG1sc. Eggs firi- at 1870
20lkc. at the mark, cases included. Cheese easy
101ka11c.
KANSAS CITY. Oct 2s.-Eggs easy; Missouri
and Kansas. cases returned. 1eisc; new No. 2
whitewood cases included, 20c-
ST.LOUIS Oct 2s.-Butter firm; creamery 1sd
22lsc; dairy, Hg1sc. Eggs steady at 2lc, loss on.
CINCINNATI Oct. 2s.-Eggs firm at 2lc. But
ter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 101.c.
LOUISVILLE. Oct 2s.-Butter-Packing, 12isc
per lb good country, 15c. Eggs. 2lc.
BOSTON. Oct. 2s.-ISpecial.l-St fresh
eggs firm at 25c.
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A BROKERS' REPORT.
wheat, Corn, Oats and Provisions
Higher mt the Close.

(Albert r. Thompson & Co.. IndianapolisI
CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-In early trading wheat
was under the influence of the St Louis scare
of Tuesday. The milling demand was smaller.
showing the millers who had been taking the
red winter under the same influence There
was a break of lssc in the December at st.
Louis ana all the markets were some lower
The news I'm regard 20 the 81. Louis bank situa-
ton became favorable. The IT. Louis
market rallied The other markets did the same
ard prices here reganed their early decline and
sold better than at the close Tuesday. Corn
has acted as il the situation about right for
a turn. There higher opening. some bear
effort from the shorts. which was rather inef-
fective and then advance which carried the
market ssa7so over the low point early and ssa
&C over the close Tuesday There some
showers in the southwest this morning and
showers were predicted for Kansas and Missouri
tonight. IL excited fears that there was TO be
n turn from fine TO unsettled weather I'm the
corn belt and IL started general buying. Oats
syrnpathized with the corn advance There has
been a general disposition to cover shorts. The
martet oDered steady at about the Tuesday
close, anc its best h4H%c over. There
was no great trade either way. Receipts were
13i cars. estimate 225- Provisions opened steady.
although hogs were f0d20c lower There was
an idea packers exertine themselves for
lower hogs. but onsettng their efforts at
the yards hy taking ssme futures in the market.
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ST LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-Flour dull: red winter
patents. sias-2o: extra fancy and straight. 80
2a CO.. s5ear Corn neal steadS at SO Bran
dull: sacked. east track 72Q55c- Wheat higher:
No. red. cash. elevator. sesc; track, seqsSc
Core higher s go y CASH ic track sse Deem
Der. 4elzc; May. 9oSsc. Oats firm; No. 2 cash.
No white. see Pork unchanged: jobbing.
standard mess. Sis. Lard easy at $50. Bacon
firm boxed extra shorts. sSS2l.; clear ribs s,S'
Cotton ties nominal at iSs saEFiDE.
10000 brls; wheat. $500 bu: corn. 80" 6u
Wheat IS 600 Su corn s. coo bu: oats, 5000 bu
KANSAS CITY, Oct 2s.-Wheat-Decomee
eszsc: May. eshqssHe: cash; No bard ga &c;
co Cor ,ee me- no. s.c e' Nav sc; cash. No.
mixed SStsc; No. white. 3sc; No ;, ISL Oat
No white. sigsse; No. mixed is 81, SOS
q. 0oo bu Shipments-Wheat IA, 500 bu; corn,
20. 500 blu; oats. 20. eco blu.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2S.-Wheat-No red and
lcngberry. Sc; No. red and longberry, SIC
Beans-Northern hand-picked. $3.50 per bu; lndi
ana new beans. 81 asa: 80 per bu HayoThSc &c
Straw, s7.50GS. Clean ginseng, sS.25qe per 10
Onions. sl.s5q2 per brl; Cabbage. 81 per crate
s13 per ton Peppers, eoc per hu
CINCINNATI, Oct 2s.-Flour quiet. Whea
easy; No. red. S6Issi1c. Corn easy and lower
No. mixed. 45ai51sc. Oats easier: No. mixed
at So. s2Is Bulk meats quiet at ss.25. BacoI
steady at $3.50 Whisky-Distillers finished
goods steady on the basis OF sl.25. Sugar easy.
DULUTH, Oct. 2s-Wheat-To arrive. No.
hard, S324c: No. northern, S1Ac; No. northern
7sAc; on track. No. northern. Sl%c; No.
northern. 79Ac: No. spring. 7sAc; October
s1Ac; December. &c; May, sc. Oats-On tracl
and to arrive. 354c.
Toledo. Oct. acknowledgements ssAsc
May, S5xc cash. sec. Glover seed-October
Sc 40; December. s6.45; January, ssf7is; February
$50: March; ss.52; prime aisike. $3.50; prim
timothy, s1.40.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2s.-Wheat-December
Soc: May. 7s7sq79c: on track. No. l hard. SIC
No. northern. SIC: No. hard northern, soc
No northern, 7ia76c.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s.-Wheat-NovembeI
ssisc; December. SIC. Corn-Novembsr. 4sLc: DC
tober, 5ol4c.
Csc; sample. s2Qs2c.
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Market Firm, but Dull.
Meyer & Kiser. indianapolis.

tMeleT " hlSeT,
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-No developments OF pc
culiar interest occurred in the stock market to-
day and there well-defned tendency to
dizziness throughout the tradi~g. Generally the
market was firm and prices fairly well main
tanned. About midday there reaction
amounting to nearly point in some of the rail-
roads but the greater part of any loss suffered
made up later. The standard railway stocks
f1uctuated within narrow Margin but ,sone of
the industrials were under pressure and eased
off considerably. American Car and Foundry
and Pressed Steel Car sold down rather easily
and served for time TO give rather feverish
tone TO The trading. Rumors of a riot at the
Pressed Steel Car plant and the statement of
earnings of the company itself were incidents
that couspired to cause the selling movement
in IL. The steel issues held somewhat steady
and the steel bonds were firm. In the railroad
list the strength of the so-called Gould stocks
was particularly noticeable. Extremely heavy
transfers OF currency to the interior were made
to-day by the local subtreasury. y total of less
than g.. 100000 sent St Louis and other
amounts were sent TO Chicago and New Orleans
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Local Grain Market.

Receipts OF grain have been somewhat
better the last few days. but ii is evident
that farmers are not disposed to sell their
holdings OF wheat CT corn at present. hav-
ing conceived the idea that higher prices
are to be paid In the future. Track bids on
the Board Of Trade yesterday as reported
by the secretary. ruled as follows:
Wheat steady; No. red. s4Ikc track: No.
2 red. Size on milling freight; No. red,
SIC track: October. size; wagon. SIC
Corn weaker; No. white. fac: No 2
white. 444.c; No. white, 42c: No. . white
mixed. 44izc: No. white mixed. iiikc No. 4
white mixed. 42c: No. yellow. ifiEc: No 3
yellow. Hikc: No. 4 yellow. 42c: No. mixed.
zs1zc: No. mixed. 4i1xc; No. mixed. ssc;
ear. 47c-
oats weaker; No white. S71zc: No. 4
white, &c; No. mixed. 35&4c; No. 9 mixed,
GLc-
Hay nominal: No. timothy. slI.5o: No. :
timothy. 5000.
Inspections-CorD: No. 2 white car; No.
white. Il: No white mixed, i: No. 2
u1xed, ?, No. mixed. J.; total. 10 cars.
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Conditions satisfactory.

tPorterfeld & Co.. Indianapolisl
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-When 1t is taken into
consideration that the market opened with
lower foreign list and the upon a trust COM
pany in ST. Louis to contend with and the fact
that the bear contingent making all possi-
BILE capital of this and the money movement
that is necessarily large at this time OF the year
for crop movement purposes. the days transact
tons can be looked on with considerable salts
faction. Missouri Pacific. st. Paul, Atchison
and Pennsylvania showed considerable resiliency
the latter closing ~ better than yesterday. Chi
cago Gas was well bought upon the court de-
cision and the approaching dividend period Con-
servative investors realize the fact that the
stock that pays per cent anc earns about 10
per cent, Chicago Gas does, a cheap in
vestment The market will undoubtedly con-
tinue narrow and there will be frequent reac-
tons There is a great deal of interest in oil
quotations at present and considerable money
being invested in oil properties. This industry
means more new money put into circulation
which in time will be felt throughout the fnan-
ciaI world and help other securities.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Market Advanced When Bearish
stories from st. Louis Exploded.
TAlbert r. Tbompson 6 Co. II

ALBERT r. Thompson G Co.. Indianapols.]
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The early market was
nervous and somewhat sensitive on account OF
the St. Louis situation. but on assurances from
prominent interests there that the run the
trust companies DIT that center had no justifca-
ton, prices took undertone of strength
and on light dealings advanced in the afternoon
trading. Support of the character that
has been witnessed heretofore when the market
was disposed to turn weak was in evidence again
to-day and at the close, although there were
some slight recessions profit taking, senti-
ment was considerably improved. The only i'm
pOrtant development today was the heavy out
flow of currency the interior, amounting in
all TO nearly $1,000 000 of which nearly 81 00o coo
was transferred to 81. Louis This Is going TO
make for a very bad bank statement on Satur-
day, but at the moment il received very little
attention the part of traders. 1t seems likely
that further efforts will be made 10 advance
prices.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Oct. 2s-Credit balances. sI.77; GER
tiicates closed at sls2 bid. Sales. 1000 at s1.s2
Shipments-Pennsylvania. s1,349 brls; average
&C. 439 brls Lima, $3.50 brls: 6s ZOE brls
Runs-Pennsylvania ss,522 brls; average. 12076
brls: Lima, 11,o51 brls average. Az brls
SAVANNAH. Oct es.-Turpentine firm at Sc
Rosiu firm; A, 3, c. sails; ID, s225; E, s2s5: F,
$50; G., S2.55: H. $3.50; l. $40; K So; NJ, So S0
y, $780, window glass, $500 water white 81. 20.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s-Petroleum firm: refined
New York. 9S0c; Philadelphia and Baltimore
s2oc; Philadelphia and baltimore. in bulk, 6.35c.
Rosin firm. Turpentne dull.
WILMINGTON. Oct 2s.-Turpentine firm al
55lsc. Rosin steady at 81. 10. Tar firm 81. so.
Crude turpentine firm at s2.25 80 and So so.
MONTPELIER, Oct 2s.-Crude petroleum very
strong; North Lima, $1a2; South Lima and In
diana, S1.2I.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 2S.-Turpentine steady.
RoSin steady.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour firm.
Wheat-No spring. SlqSic; No: 3. 75gs2c; No.
red, S1asGS25sc. Corn-No. 2. 444c; No. 2 vel
low. 44$4a45Ac. Oats-No. g 3ehc: No. 3 white
35d5sc- No. rye, Sc. Barley-Good feeding. 40
Miic fair to choice mailing i7d55c. Flaxseetl-
No. /. &c: No l Northwestern. 95ikc. Prime
timothy seed. $3.50. Clover-Contract grade, $40
Q10.15 Mess pork, per bril- $f1. 25SI BIZ. Lard
per 100 lbs. s6.52iad655. Short rib sides Qoose)
s1m7.J0. Short clear sides tboxed). 1881 So
Whisky-Basis of high Wines 81. 25.
Recepts-Flour. a.. 300 brls wheat. 261.soo blu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats 3leo0 bu; rye u. 400 bu;
barley, 190. 100 bu. Shlpments-Flour, % 200 brls
wheat, 2l0.9O0 blu; corn, 67a,soo bu: oats ees 500
blu: rye, 900 bu: barley II, 500 bu.
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Certificates have been issued to the followin
named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued TO the following
named Indianians:
John Golliher 81: Lewis A. Powell SIC: Will
liam l.. Silvey. ST. Lafayette Everitt. 81; Waldo
w Bockman, sl4: Silas L. Deem, sli; William
H. Speak SO: George Brown. $40: joseph Low.
SOC: Samuel g. Stamm. SO: Lndley -arnett $40:
James Ludington. IS; John w. Beaseton IS:
Edwin A Landon. So Harry Ross 80: David w
Detamore, s12: James II. Rogers. Sl2; William G.
Maupin. S2L> Rebecca c. Carson. $50: Emma A.
Philapy S12; Ellen Thompson. IS; Mary e. Corn
we'll. IS; John II. Harris. $40: Levi j. Green.
$40: James II. Biddinger s24: James Dawlxins
si2: George w. Bser. slo: Clement V. Young,
SIS: Jonathan Poselwait s17; William Cox SO:
Samuel NJ. Fulton. $40: Joseph FRY. sl4 Mvron
T. Hardendorf, So; Thomas r. Davis. Sl0: Wal
ter Kelly. So: Elvira Lowe. IS: Catharine 4
Marshall, IS; Mary Drewett, s.; Cynthia knight,
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-PouItry-AIive firm;
Western chickens, 10c: fowls. lie; turkeys, ia
lSc. Dressed irregular: Western chickens l2Q
12isc: fowls; lie; turkeys, 11G1sc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2S.-Poultry firm: chickens
&c; springs. Sc; turkeys. lie: ducks. s19lac;
geese, 1izc.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-Poultry easier; turkeys
14Ql5c; chickens hens, 9d9isc; springs. 10al0isc
BOSTON Oct. 2s.-ISpecial. Fowls, l3isc;
springs, 12di4c; young turkeys, ls@lsc.
CINCINNATI Oct. 2s.-Poultry easy; hens
.izc; springs. 9Q10c; turkeys, uq12c.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2s.-Hens. Sc per Id: spring
chickens, 10c per 10.
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Money i'm Demand.
/, u- rhnmenn Indiannnnlia !

IA ". Thomson. indianapolis
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The market is steadier
and, on the whole. little hrmer. The run on
the st. Louis trust companies seems likely to be
unimportant Bearish efforts resumed on
some of the ndustrals with some effect but the
tone of the rails is firm. Both call and time
money are in better demand and rates are a
little higher. The market is, on the whole, dull
Pressure from liquidation is however. slight
The Gould stocks show especial strength. The
Atchison statement was very favorable In fact
railroad earnings in every quarter highly
satisfactory. Naturally ii takes some time for
confidence to restore itself after the events OF
the past few weeks. The underlying conditions
are good and the undertone Of the market is
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper. 4G6 per
cent: time loans. sac per cent. Clearings,
sS76Sc39i; balances. s1iS.
NEW YORK.-Cal money firm at 3G5 per
cent: closing bid, Az per cent; offered. per
cent. Time loans firm; sixty days. AZ per cent;
ninety days and six months. 4AG5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5isGf5% per cent Ster-
ling exchange weak; actual business in bankers
bills, 81 IS. So 10 for demand SiS2i ~ 10 for
sixty days; posted rates. SiS3 and siS6ls; COM
mercial bills, Si.Sl&GiS17s.
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE DULL, AND DEALERS DO NOT
AGREE AS TO CONDITIONS.
Hogs Fairly Active and Fifteen to
Twenty-Five Cents Lower-shecp
strong-Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDLANAPoLIss Oct
2s-Cattle-Receipts 1900; shipments. 800. The
conditions governing the cattle market here are
not changed materially from those prevailing
for some time. The receipts OF cattle that can
not be classed as desirable continue TO be con-
sderably larger than required and while the
proportion of choice stock is small IL is still DIFF
ncult 10 sell such kinds on their merits because
of the plentiful supply OF others. The market
to-day opened with fair competition between
buyers particularly for the cattle that were well
up to the requirements for killers. and at the
start the trade appeared 10 be more lively than
Yesterday but after the first round the market
dropped back into the same old nut. and IL was
exceedingly difficult to consummate sales There
continues 20 be considerable difference In the
views of statesmen regarding the market. and
therefore It is difficult TO make report that IL
fully UP 20 the expectations Of all. To-day a
few dealers believed there IVES no quotable
change in prices compared with yesterday or the
past few days. but there were others who de-
clared that all kinds Of stock were selling from
l5c 10 Csc lower. 1t is evident that COW stuff
particularly is much lower than IL has been.
but sales of the best steers and heifcrs did net
| indicate any great change in values. SO far IS
! the undesirable cattle are concerned there has
! been no special value for such kinds for some
/ time past and therefore 1t is not surprising to
! notice the different estimates Of statesmen All
| such kinds are just as hard TO sell az they have
/ been, and prices generally depend entirely upon
I the fancy OF the buyer The sdsice 70 shippers
/ TO restrict the marketing OF cattle has been UNI
needed. and the TRADE is forced 90 believe that
/ the liberal receipts cannot be prevented and that
/ shippers are bringing the stock forward with the
! knowledge that they will ind dull and unsat-
! isfsctory market Quite number OF cattle were
| sold to-day at current prices, but at the close
! NJ mo- IN fha men
! unsold. Quotations.
Good IN choice steers. L. 40 lbs and up-
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Poultry and other Produce.
-Prlces paId by shippers.

prices paid by shppers)
wOol-Iocsl dealers are paying for wagon lots
Good medium understandable unwashed, llc;
coarse ard braid &c: heavy merino -i01 12c; half
blood. IeGi4c; bury and cotted, l2ulic; West
ern. 12c.
Poultry-Young turkeys. lie: hens. 9izc; cocks
&c: young ducks. SC: springs. &c; geese &C per ID
Cheese--Wisconsiu. lie: New York fun creams,
&c: Swiss 1sc: brick l5c limburger. PC.
Butter--80loc choice, 12Q14c.
Egg-FirTa at 2oc-
Feathers-Prime geese. s0c per ID; prime duck,
DE per Id.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow. &C for dark
HIDES AND TALLoW.
Grecn-salte6 Hides-No /, Sc; No. >, &c; 40.
calf. Zoe; No. calf. &C.
Tallow-,So. !, 2lsc: No 2 &c.
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Oats: No. white. car: No. ? mixed. q;
total. 3 cars. Hay: No. timothy, cars;
No. timothy. 4; total. S cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings yesterday exceeded loO loads and
sold more readily than FOR some Gays past,
but at no better prices than during the last
week The wagon weighmaster reported
prices as follows:
Corn-Per bu, 4565lc; new corn, S5oiOc.
Oats-Per blu, 3Sftf0c.
sS69.
Sheaf Oats-Per ton, $Slt10.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-29
Accused of EmbezxIerncnt

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct 2S-Joseph F..
Cronin, for thirty-seven years a travelling
salesman for the National Cash Register
Company, who was arrested last night in
Hartford charged with embezzlement from
his company, was taken 10 Waterbury to-
day and will be given Il hearing there to-
morrow. Counsel for the company said that
Cronin's alleged embezzlement amounts to
neariv SO SD