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LOWER PRICES THE RULE
HEAVY RECEIPTS AND SOME LIQUI-
DATION DEPRESs GRAINS.
Wheat shows the Heaviest Loss After
Steady Decline-GOOd Gain Made
by January Pork.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2-Bearish grain news
was the main cause for lower prices in
wheat to-day, and May closed sc lower.
corn was off bc. with oats down AqSsc.
Provisions closed from NC to 1Gq12l2c
lower.
Wheat ruled quiet, and with good deal
of long stuff on the market and but little
demand, the tendency was toward lower
level. Liverpool cables were weak and
Northwestern markets also were easier
and receipts there liberal, considerably in
excess of those of the corresponding time
last year. Advices from Argentina re-
ported favorable harvesting weather and
report was current that offerings OF
wheat from Russia were more liberal, on
rumors of the speedy reopening of navi-
cation on the Danube. Offerings
tinued very free during the entire session
and the market declined gradually, clos
ing easy. May opened bc lower at 76lsc
and sold between 75A@75ssc and 761sq76l4c
closing &c lower at 752sc. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to $4,000 bu
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu, against
$4,000 year ago. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts of 500 cars, which,
with local receipts of "A cars. none con-
last week and 355 a year ago.
Corn was rather dull, but firmly held at
the start, on unfavorable weather through
out the West. Commission houses and
shorts were good buyers of January.
That month was nearly a cent higher at
one time and strength in the current
month acted as supporting influence to
the May option. Large estimated receipts
for tomorrow were a bear factor, and
when wheat began to go down, corn was
anected sympatheticaly and prices re-
coded to trifie under Wednesdays close.
May closed 1sc lower at 427sc. after rang
Ing between 42%4427sc and 43Ssc Receipts
were 3O5 cars, four of contract.
oats were quiet and easy the weakness
in wheat being the principal depressing
factor, although there was considerable
liquidation by local longs throughout the
day. The support came largely from
shorts with a profit. The close was easy
with May Aq3sc lower at 33ssc. after SELL
ing between $3.50 and 33Ac. Receipts were
Ill cars.
The chief feature in the provision mar
ket was the marked gain in January pork.
caused by active covering by shorts, which
resulted in an advance of 25G27ihc to 5O6p
5Z1ac at the opening, sales being made at
$17.75 to SIS. The strength of this month
helped the entire list, but realizing by
local longs caused break and the close
was easier, with January pork 35G371sc
higher at $17.S5. May was 71zc lower, at
$3.50; lard, 1OQ1211c lower, at S9.40Q5. 421a,
and RIBS down NC, at $S.571sQS.6O.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 100 cars; corn, S65; oats, $50; hogs,
10000 head.
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cotton ties. si-o7h. Bagging. 5-leq7 1.isc. Re-
eeipts-F1our 5000 brIs: wheat g. 400 bu; , corn
scs bris: wheat. $500 bu: corn. $1,000 bu; oats
$4,000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. a-wheat-spot firm: No
Is Sd. Corn-Spot firm. American mixed. new,
is 14d: American mixed old. IS sd. Bacon
dies oight1 quiet at AIS Sd: long clear middles
theavy) quiet at AIS; clear bellies easy at s6s
MeseTn S srss. dun Dun at as
fined. in pals. dull at SIS. Cheese-Ameriea,n
finest white strong at els: American finest coll
ored strong at els.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2-wheat-No. red and
longbery nc; No. red and longoerry &c;
Beans-North isTH Sand,pcEed ssss per bg: In
in ear lots. on track. sisaissO clover siOq
Straw. $50: Clean ginseng. siai2s per 10: 30
per ba oniOns rs. ssasls per brl New cabbage
soc per bril- Peppers. s. per crate.
,d kansas cIrS Ian sse S s
hard. slasac; No !. 55assc: rejected, 52qSc
Nc. red, s!9SSc; No. 9, ssasessc, cornu Jan
s7lsassc: No. white ssGsSssc; No 8. s7Eassc
oats-No; 2 white. Sac Receipts 1.-TWO d day
Shipments-wheat, $500 bu; corn. $1,000 bu'
oats. $1,000 blu.
CINCINNATI: Jan. Flour quiet let, wh Sa
ssassl.e Rye steady; No 2, see Lard easier
quiet IA at sioso e WhIsEy1Distsrs finished
goods active on basis of s1.Sl. Sugar steady.
TOLEDO. Jan. 2.-Wheat dull and lower, cash
and January, 76Ac; May, 1850. Corn dull and
lower; January. 44l9c; May. 43ssc. Oats dull
and steady; January, S4c; May. 3ii1c Rye
No. 3 52i-c. Glover seed duh and firm: Janu-
airy. se.s7la. March. 81; prime timothy, slso;
prime alsike. SS.25.
BALTIMORE. Jan. Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat irmer; spot and January, ga
M77%c. Corn easier spot. 5lls45lAc oats
firmer; No. , white, 42c.
MINNEAPOLIS, JAN 2.-Wheat-May, &c;
July, 7ihd74%c; on track No. hard, 74l9c; No.
l northern, 73isc; No. northern. 72c-
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 2.-Bariey firm; stand
ard 60c; sample, 42456c.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HEAVY STEERS DULL, MOST OF THE
SALES SHOWING DECLINE.
zscgs I'm Moderate Demand and Steady
to Lower-Sheep Active-COnditfon
of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
2. -CattIe-Reeeipts. $50; shipments, 100. Com
bined receipts Of cattle for five days exhibit an
increase of nearly 500 the time last
week, but a decrease of almost 1900 compared
with the corresponding time a year ago. The
receipts to-day were quite small for a Friday
market, showing decrease of nearly 100 COM
pared with week ago and over 1000 compared
with year ago. Notwithstanding the limited
supply. the market opened with very indif-
ferent demand for the fat steers of good weight,
and IL was difficult for buyers and sellers to
arrange prices that would move the supply
The bidding considered very much lower,
and statesmen were finally forced to make con-
cessions to effect a clearance. AS a rule this
class OF stock sold fully Csc lower than a week
ago. but lighter killers were probably not to
exceed 1sc lower. There a very fair demand
for stockers and feeding CATTLE and sales were
usually at strong prices compared with those
current heretofore this week. There was q
c,ntinued good demand for the better grades of
COWS and heifers, and they sold promptIv at
satisfactory prices. sales in a general way being
considered 10415c higher than a week ago A
good clearance was finally made. and the market
closed steady for the females but very dun for
steers The top for steers So Heifers sold
as high as $f.50 and cows s4.25. Quotations:
Good to choice steers. 1850 lbs and up
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Original-John Moore. Rexville. si2 twar with
SPAIN: George Wolf. Donaldson. IS (war with
SPAIN: William II. Jacobs. North Madison So
twar with Spain.)
increase, Reissue. etc.-John O'DonneT In
dianapolls s17 George NJ. Gay Monon $50:
Thomas c. Williams. Jeffersonviile. So William
Williams Rockville. $40: Albert Ross Bowman
Reserve S.; Ebenezer Riley, Thorntown $40.
John Boshet National Military Home, Marion
sl2; Narborin G.. jackson. Brazil $40; Joseph G..
Marshall, Madison, $24; James H. Bronhard.
Clermont $12; Dennie Sheedy, Scipio, si7 Fran
els Early, Salem. sl7 Charles Zuckriegel, Rock
Widows, Minors and Dependent Relatives
Minor of Joseph Young South Bend. $40: minor
Of Youston Eller, $40: Margaret A. Buckley.
frankfort s12: Mary Z. Martin BaIbeck si2:
Faith A Shain, Richmond, sl2.
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Hall Gaines Youngest.
New York Times,

Hall Gaines youngest son, Derwent
showed his mother snapshot of a scene
taken on the occasion of King Edward
last visit TO the Isle of Man. The boy was
a prominent figure In the picture and Mrs
cain sad In a shocked tone:
I'm surprised TO see that you kept your
hat "a. The other gentlemen are bare
headed"
s.All except the King. mother he COR
rected. II watched him, and when saw
that he didn't take of his hat kept on
mine. because. of course. he knows better
than anyone else what's the right thing to
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CHICAGO, Jan. Arrangements which
have just been completed between the Chi
cago Open Board of Trade and the Western
Union Telegraph Company bid fair to make
the former institution formidable rival of
the larger one across the street. On next
Monday morning the quotations of the open
board will be put on the Western Union
wires an hour in advance of the figures
furnished by the Chicago Board Of Trade.
1t is understood the open board and the
telegraph company have entered into a
contract for ten years, the telegraph COM
pany paying a remuneration on a grad
uated scale, nominal rate for the first few
years. to be increased each twelve months.
1t is also announced that negotiations have
been consummated whereby the old open
board building, on Lasalle street, will be
remodeled by the Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank, which controls the property, for the
benefit Of the board. With commodious
quarters and the cooperation of the West
ern Union, the officials of the open board
see no reason why they cannot cut a no.
ticeable figure in the commercial transac-
lions of Lasalle street.
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Representative Sales.

Sheep-FteceIpts. .uO, shipments. 10 The
marketing Of sheep and lambs continues small
the receipts thus far this week showing a da
crease OF 200 compared with the same time last
week ard 100 compared with the correspondine
time The receipts to-day were o,sfte
small. showing some change compared with a
week ago, and they were only about one-ha n
az large as There were NOT eno,,gh
70 encourage competition between buyers bnt
there was fair demand from both shippers and
local butchers. and the trading was reasonabJv
active az steady prices compared with fhoss
current heretofore this week. The quality was
hardly up 10 the standard OF the past few days
ana on that account the full strength Of the
market y not Indicated by representative sales
In all lines There were lambs here good
enough to bring over $50 and other sales
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TRADE IN GENERAL.


ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2.-Flour steady: red winter
patents. $. s5@3se extra fancy and straight.
So gOlls5o. Corn meal steady at $3.50 Bran
arm: sacked. east track. 73Q75c. Wheat lower:
May, 75Hc. bid; July. lie; No. hard ss6f7ac
Corn lower: No. 2. cash, 3s%d4olzc track. ASK
04lc. May 39isc, bid. Oats lower: No p cash
ssizc: track sic; May. sskc: No. white. s5c
rye lower at 4sc. Pork unchanged; Jobbine
standard mess. SIS. Lard lower at s. 50 Drv-
salt meats steady boxed. extra shorts. s.. 1ax |:
clear ribs. 50 short clears. $3.50 Bacon steady:
boxed, extra shorts. $3.50; clear ribs so "a:
short clear. 81. Hay steady; timothy sil615.
prairie. slo.5o012 Whisky steady at 81 o. Iron
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Jan. 2. 1903:
Edw E. Henrichs to William A Caylor
Joining. I'd Eastern add Cumberland. 81. 100 90
Annie M Jeck to Ulysses G. Leedy. Lots
Fl. p. % and "a. Jecks LIST add. :...... 100000
Peter Hill to Nathan S. Smith, Lot 5.
Brown heirs sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
smith, pit of the W x. Sec s5. TIP Is.
...:..:;"....-...:...;. 10000
10 Is, inclusive. Wiley's west-st.
add. Also. Lots II to IS. inclusive.
So 8. Meeker's sub; 100000
plegate. pit Of Lots and 4. Martin .
daie's Central add ...................... zoo
Alice Long ct al. to Levi P. Harlan
Lot "a. Aliens ID North add. ........... 5000
A faadt F. Lo as'1fsr IL and TO- %esssrs
, sheby soors ed to Annie sobbe pit Of the
se Z. Sec %. TIP II, r s.......:......... 5000
Herman C. futile ct ux to Alice A
Titus. Lot 81, Allen Roots North
Arthur adn V. Brown ct ux. to George 3. '''''''
Gaiy vel sec i Rosem me- add % and
A5apr Y . ct and to August sf T.
Emma II. Keller to Ida Meisenhelder.
und y OF Lots "a and IS. chambers's
ssraS J. Speer ct al to Charles n. -'''''''
Jackson Cemetery ,::.::...;..;.;....,... 1000
Joseph H Tifer to James III. Hegarty,
Lot q, So 4. Fletcher jr.'s. Northeast
add -. l.o5o.OO
NJ Kerr. Lot O. Liy's sub, brakes
add .;;;.,.... $4,000
'- pit Of the w Sec 49, TIP ls 2 a.: soso.es
al. Lot s. Blake's sub OF Outlets
Henry c. Campbell ct TX to Frank p.
sherer. Lots II: Is IS: 70 and q.
Charles a Wilson TO the Ind s. & l.
Company, pt of the W y. Sec 90. TIP
ls, r ......-........-.--....-. 6.65s.00
Transfers 20; total consideration. .sS2 800 IS
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ror Mooresviiie and intermediate points car.
-tu leave Kentucky avenue and Washingfo,
Wee al CSC a. m and svery hour thereafter 10
sd including ESQ ,. M, after which time car
am am, leave a. 30 and 1l:i5 D. m.
W. leaves Nooresville at a. m ami ever
,.s,,r thereafter 70 and including d. m afrer
nssrsch time a will leave at 10 o'clook
TIE a n. leaving Mooresyi.le yeacheS r.
yrrion station at Indianapolis IN time 10 connecs
srsth sunday morning excursions "a all rsII~
rosda Heury service to brooklyn
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. JAN 2.-Poultry-Live steady;
chickens, 1oQl1c: turkeys. 9al0c; fowls, lie.
Dressed quiet; Western chickens, 12kc; West
ern fowls, 12c Western turkeys. 19c
ST. LOUIS. JAM 2.-Poultry steady; chick
ems &C; springs, SC; turkeys. 1llzal2c; ducks,
l2c; geese. SC.
BOSTON, JAN Especial Poultry steady;
fowls, 13c: springs. 14c; turkeys, lSc.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2-Hens. &c per Id; spring
chickens 9M10c; turkeys, llq12c.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Dressed poultry firm; tur-
keys. 15Gf7c; chickens. sq121zc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2-Poultry easy; hens and
springs SIC; turkeys. 12Q13c.
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MONETARY.


ings and Balances.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4q6
per cent; time loans. sac per cent. Clear
ings, 81, 510, 30I.lo; balances, $269, 655N.
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at 4G15
per cent; closed at 4. Time, 51z per cent:
for all periods Prime mercantile paper, 8
per cent. Sterling exchange easy; actual
business in bankers bills, $4.S6. Asa $50 for
demand, S4.S3 1Od4.S3 20 for sixty days; post
ed rates, sS4 and AS71a; commercial bills,
$4.S2l4GI4.S3A Clearings, S325,S9o,659; pal
ances, ST., 014,414
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, loo
premium. Sterling exchange, N.S4 for sixty
days, $4.s71s for demand. Clearings, $685.
1874 7O7; balances, 1,19.6SO.
BosTON.-Clearings. sal,sa1.s27; balances.
s., 252 2O5.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, $26, $685. 706; balances, $3,2o2,oOO
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent New York exchange, 6Oc premium.
Clearings, 81 .632,571; balances, I,SO6,2OS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6 per cent. Clear
ings S. 97, sci; balances, $561, 193
CINCINNATI.-Money, 5lzQ6 per cent.
New York exchange, zoe discount. Clear
ings 81. 99S 500.
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Hogs-Kecelpts, b,OOO: Shipments. 100. The
receipts OF hogs for five days have been fairly
liberal showing an increase OF 8. 900 COM
pared with the same time last week and about
900 compared with the corresponding time a
year ago. The receipts to-day were over l. 600
larger than week ago. but fully 1900 smaller
than year ago. The market opened with fair
competition between buyers for the prime heavy
hogs. and any that answered that description
sold usually, at about steady prices. There was
a weaker feeling In the market for all other
grades. however. and subsequent sales in most
cases were lower. There was quite a falling off
In the demand for light and light mixed hogs
and they suffered most. being reported 5TI10c
lower In all cases and few Claimed that the
lighter hogs fat Ice lower SHINING or
ders were of great Importance and after the,
had been executed the market developed n N
easier condition. and the close was very ou,ef
goog clearance, however, was inaIiv maaa
at current prices. Sales ranged from ss 10 ss ~
but IS. 20 was practically the top, and the huh
OF the supply was sold at Sc. 2o66.6O Quota
tons.
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BOSTON, Jan. 2.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow in Its statistical
port of the wool trade Of the United States:
The gross stock of wool stored in Boston, in
clu6ing manufacturers holdings of foreign and
domestic wool, is 100, 1892 1913 lbs. The net stock
OF wool in Boston unsold and on the market Is
e. 372 lbs of domestic and $50 600 lbs of for
eign against SIS 955 463 lbs domestic and S,3s5,0o0
lbs foreign a year ago. The total receipts in
Boston in 1902 313. IA. 154 lbs against 1885,.
$40. 293 lbs in 1901 The total shipments for 1902
The famine in wool all over the world has sent
last two months and there is scarcely house.
even the smaller ones, that is not sold far ahead
of delivery with wool purchased to cover the
new heavyweight cloths now opening. Such
wool is, Of course, not included in stock on
hand for sale. The total stock of wool unsold
in the United States on JAM l. 1903 is 122 81 572
lbs, of which Ito, 499, 572 lbs domestic and
12,372.0 900 lbs foreign. This is a cut Of over
30 600, 600 lbs from the total stock Of last year
1t Is but little than half the supply un-
sold at this date two years ago, The stock
stock of domestic is the smallest since 1896. The
total stock is the smallest since 1893. At the
coming London wool auctions Jan. 20 the offer
ing of 100000 bales is scarcely half the offerings
of a year ago. The shortage in the clip OF Aus
tralia is estimated at 300. 900 bales. No in
crease of movement is reported from Argentine.
Half the clip Is already sold there an ex-
cited market. Only 5000 bales have been bought
for the United States.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2.-wool firm and tending
upward; medium grades and combing. 17Q20Izc;
light fine, 16Q19c: heavy fine. 13d15c tub-washed,
1SQ2sc.
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OILS.

SAVANNAH Jan. 2.-sprits Of turpentine
firm at 52hc Rosin Arm; A, B. c, ID, s.45;
e. $3.50; F, s1.55: G. S.7o; H. 81; l. s2s5; X
s2S5; NJ, 1885, N, 1855: window glass. $3.50:
water white s4.20.
OIL CITY. Jan. 2.-Credit balances, s1.54: GER
tificates, no sale. Shipments Dec. 81, 1ol $50
1774s1 brls; average 1854 brls; shipments Jan.
], 50, 752 brls.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 2.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 5211c. Rosin firm at $1.35Q1.40. Crude
turpentine firm at s1.75 to So Tar firm at SLIGO.
MONTPELIER, Jan. 2.-Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima sl.15; South Lima and In
diana, $1.10
CHARLESTON. Jan. 2.-Sprits OF turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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ling futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're follows: Flour quiet
but firm. Wheat-No spring, 751ac: No. 3, 670
7sc; No. red, 71hQ72Ac. Corn-No. 2. 44hc:
No. yellow. 4i5se. No. 8 white oats s2A9
3SAc No. rye, 4Sc Barley-Good feeding, 80
@4sc; fair to choice mailing 45a56c. Flaxseed-
No. l. SLIT; No Northwestern. si.H. Prime
timothy seed, $685.. Cover-Contract grade, $11.
Mess pork. per brl, SIS Lard, per 100 lbs, $3.50
@lo. Short rib sides goosels ssSaAqS;5o Dry
sides (boxed). ssQs.12h Whisky-Basis of high
wines. $1.31
.oro afs 7oo hy. cats oas a0o b.. rv. 10 20 bu
barley, SO, 200 bu. Shipments-Flour, 800 brls;
wheat, 1860 bu: corn, go. 400 bu; oats. 200 400
bu: rye, 700 blu: barley, %, 100 blu.
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UNION TRACTION CO. OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May %, 1902.
Station, Magnolia Block, Capitol and

For Anderson Muhce. Marion. Alexandria ard
intermediate stations. Leaves 4l5 a and
each hour thereafter until 9:i5 p. m. and HIS
D. m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie.
Leave a. m, IL a M. p m and y. m.
arriving Anderson in one hour and twenty-five
minutes, and Muncie In two hours. IL a. m.
and D. trains make direct connections at
Anderson with limited trains for Elwood-
Combination passenger and express will
leave Kentucky-avenue station q. 5:l5 p. m.
Express cars leave Indiana polls station. corner
and Anderson at 5S0 a. m. and 2s50 y. Morn
ing car makes direct connection with express
car for Elwood Marion and Alexandria. Per-
ishable goods received from 20 $50 a. for
~ rar
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Central OF Georgia first nc.-.-.........---.-.. 20
Chesapeake & Ohio four-and-a halls. lo5t
Chicago * Alton three-a nd a halls lyl1
sChicago. Burlington AZ Quincy fours tst4
Chicago. Milwaukee * St. Paul gen. fours. 1Viz
chicago * Northwestern consol sevens. 49,. .l5o
Chicago, Rock Island a Pacific tours. l0o1z
c.. C.. C * st. L. general fours......-.-.-leo
Chicago Terminal fours.. 90
Colorado * Southern fCurs. Szt2
consolidated Tobacco fours.. BOZ
Denver * Rio Grande fours -....--.....-.--... w
Erie prior lien So,s
ERIE general Tours. o912
Fort Worth & Denver City first. Ill
blocking Valley four-and- a halls -i0os4
Louisville AZ Nashville unified foslrs....... syf<
s1texican Central fcurs.. 20
Mexican Central first -ors
Minneapolis * ST. Louis fours. -lOzt<
Missouri Kansas AZ Texas fours. ..-......-.... 5tts
missouri Kansas * Texas seconds -
New York Central gen. three-and- "A -halfs- loS.t
New Jersey Central general hveS-. LOO -
Northern Pacific fours-. -lVS
Northern Pacific threes tzr4
Norfolk & Western consol tours
st. Louis & Iron Mountain consol fives.....ll3
st. Louis & San Francisco fours.. "
st. Louis Southwestern firsts.- sf1z
st. Louis Southwestern seconds. 81
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Tours. sst7
Southern Pacific fours.. 81
southern Railway nves....---....-... 10
Texas az PACING nrsts-.-. ....'' ilo -
Toledo. st. Louis * Western fours. 20
union Pacific tours. 80
Union Pacific cow. fours.. .ivS7&
MaDasn nrStS -
WABASH seconds ioo
Wabash debenture -
sWest Shore fours............ .idu a
Wheeling & Lake Erie fours.................. VI
wisconsin Central fours. so12
Eek. interest.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The market opened the
new year quietly far the home trade is
concerned. The general demand has been linn
tied for both staple and fancy lines Prfn,
cloths are very firm, with reluctant sellers
Linens with somewhat more business doing
Burlaps quiet but firm
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.-Cotton firm Sales
TO- $50 bales. Ordinary. INC; good ordinary 7S.c
low middling. 15-lsc middling 9-l6c: good
middling SC; middling fair. 9 II-1ec. Receipts
A. 271 bales; stock, Ill. 046 bales.
NEW YORK, JAM 2-Cotton-Spot closed
steady and 10 points higher; middling uplands
&c; middling gulf, 925c. Sales. 300 bales
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Treaaurx statement.

WASHINGTON.-Friday statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $50, 600 900 gold reserve in
the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance. $214, 409, $50
Gold l2O, TIO, 263
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-03

LONDON.-Money, 21z93 per cent. dis
counts, 31a and 3ss per cent. Consois, 9Sk
Q93 9-16.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 99f Sc
for the account. Exchange on London 25f
lac for checks.
RERLIN-Exchange on London, 20m 45f
for checks. Discount rates-Short bills Qor
settlement), per cent; three months. "a
per cent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-03
INDIANAPOLIS, sHELBYyILLE AND
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION
COMPANY

Cars leave Indianapolis for shelbyville and all
intermediates stops from the corner OF Washing
TON and Meridian streets on the following hours:
60 q 10. II o'clock a. m. Il O'Clock noon
and - a. {. s, Z. and II rs O'clock % M
Cars leave sheIbyviile for indianapolis and all
intermediate stops as follows: s. =. 3. 10, II
& = s and 1880 o'clock ?. M
Round-trip tickets. Indianapolis to Shelbyyflie.
a., he purchased at Huders drug store corner
Washington and Pennsylvania streets. and AZ
the E. e. Ensiey pharmacy stubbins Hotel
block.
xoorning January l. 1898.