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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-29
STOCKS MAKE GOOD GAINS
FEATURE OF LATE TRADING WAS
ADVANCE IN STEEL PREFERRED.
More Gold Imports from London One
Came in Last Hour, Then Recovery.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Beginning in a some
what irregular and uncertain way, to-days stock
market gained strength and breadth and made
a comprehensive advance in prices. A reaction
on proht-taking in the last hour was followed
by a recovery and a firm closing, although prices
at the best all around
The movement during the early part Of the
day not fully convincing. owing to the
character of the stocks which made the most
brilliant movements, most Of them being rarely
seen in a conspicuous place in the market and
wide movement in their prices being effected
on light volume of dealings
The electric stocks. high-priced coalers. United
States Express. New York Air Brake. Realty
preferred. North American Colorado Fuel and
some Of the stocks of minor railroads were
among those which moved upwards from 3 to
10 points. This failed at first to overcome the
position Of the rest of the market. caused by
tne IhrGa1Snlhg o1tI4oR IN Che Iar oS
statement.
The market turned definitely upwards when
the announcement made of gold engage
ments in London for import. Succeeding en-
gagements brought the total for the day up to
which lifted prices of the more prominent stocks
and overcame the doubts caused by the bank
statement.
The loan expansion generally attributed
TO corporation borrowings and was supposed to
be the forerunner Of new issues Of securities,
such as the $40, 600 of Lake Shore bonds Of
Tered FOR sale. The offering price OF 30 toE
as expressing the opinion of the banking COM
munlty that the per cent. rate for time money
is likely TO be the minimum for considerable
time.
The report made by the Lake Shore in con-
nectfon with the new bond offering of its hold
ings Of subsidiary stocks, especially of Read
ings. was bullish influence upon those stocks
and also upon New York Central. which rose
more than points, but lost l point of the rise.
~. Paul made an upward rush or 29s points,
with an important effect on professional senti-
ment.
The feature of the closing market was the
Jump OF 2l2 points in United States Steel pre-
ferred on very heavy takings. Speculative in
qufry was very alert for light the showing TO
be made by the corporation in its report Of
earnings for the past quarter, which is ex-
pected to appear during the first week in jan
uary. Until it's appearance speculation in the
Bonds were active and firm. Total sales, par
value, s., 5000. United States bonds were I'M
changed on CALL
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LUith the Grain Brokers;
Present Market Conditions

there are any great short lines in existence. The
interests beartsh from above SOC down. are sup
posed TO have covered their shorts and TO have
nothing more important than scalping lines now.
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Says the Record Herald: THE important cash
interests in corn appear to be getting more bull
ish. They are influenced in their change most by
the continued poor quality. Some of the largest
until summer 10 properly cure the corn, which
Is SO wet and Of which there is large a pro-
stations are buying just as little of the corn as
they can because It is hardly merchantable
are buying only as fast as they can get cars.
Inc corn interest is beginning 10 believe this
it TO last n9i 10 %D Df snd thar small
al chicago Will be the result"
Bradstreets report last weeks exports of wheat
and flour exports from the United States and
Canada at 1855, 900 bushels. against 1858 900
bushels the previous week, and ZOO bushels
the corresponding week last year. From July l
10 date the wheat and -four exports from this
bushels BY BraGstTeets as arainst rs $50 600
bushels the corresponding time OF year last year.
Finley. Darrell & Co wire to A. r. Thompson
& Golf l had anv long wheat l would GER
tainly take profits on this bulge 1t might pos
sibly be advisable to try the short side for a
scalp. Shorts covered freely last week and the
buying power Of the market has been consider
condition in the absence OF any strong bullish
news.
7 :
Primary receipts of wheat yesterday amounted
to 2,092,OOO bushels against 900 bushels the
same day last week; of corn III. 900 bushels.
against $4,000 bushels the day last week.
Primary shipments Of wheat were Ala 900 bush
els, against 155 900 the day last week; of
corn. $4,000 bushels, against 331,O0 bushels the
same day last week.
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The visible bearish wheat, but this
factor was discounted by the governing element
OF news-reports of increased prospects OF war
between Russia and Japan, OF heavy buying of
provisions by Japan of this country, and Of
other warish reports from the East. The Min
ntapois showed a big increase yesterday,
too, but this factor did not receive any con-
Sideration, al least III ii did il was not reflected
in prices. Wheat opened the day strong, after
the triple holiday, and continued upward till the
May passed 81 cents again. Then there were
slight reactions of sc. But the market did not
decline below S37sc for any length of time II
the bottom should suddenly drop out Of the
Eastern war scare and should the prospects of a
Russian-Japanese war disappear, it is not i'm
probable that there would be a considerable
break in wheat. The strength the past few days
has been due largely TO the prospects for a war,
which has induced shorts to cover.
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Chicago Stocks.
[By Albert r. Thompson & Co.'S wireI
PRIVATE WIRE ADvICES ON
CONDITION OF SECURITIES
Renewed Activity i'm stock Market
with High-Priced Issues ScOr-
ing Large Gains.
IA. w. Thomson & Col

NEW YORK. Dec. ga renewal Of activity
in our market here was seen to-day, high
priced issues scoring heavy gains from last
weeks figures. Foreign exchanges were con-
siderably depressed by the Eastern situation
which sent lower figures for American stocks
at to-days opening. However, the banking in
tereSts here carrying the bulk OF securities
found favorable conditions which mark
stocks up. Railroad returns for November and
December show large increases in gross
and net. Granger stocks responded TO the Atchi-
son statement for November. reporting $3.50 600
for the month net. and preliminary reports for
December would Indicate even a larger net
than this. Coal stocks well bought during
the session and IL Is believed these stocks will
reach higher figures before the market sees the
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ing. Russian wheat reported advancing
Cables we're higher In all directions. There was
In the winter wheat belt. which made
a demand for the July Northwest markets were
strong The market advanced He There prob
ably some important selling on the slight
reaction.
There has been strong corn market with the
May advanced &c and getting over 45c There
considerable demand from commission
people. There was. apparently. buying by Cud-
ahy and Armour houses Cables were higher.
Corn felt the effect Of the wheat advance and
Influenced by the foreign talk Cash
corn was strong. The strength is largely on tho
small country offerings
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The visible supply statement shows an in
crease of 1,SlS.0C0 bushels in wheat against
decrease of 237 900 bushels last week. The visible
shows Al 900 bushels increase, against an in
crease of 81, 900 bushels last week.
The Western sentiment corn appears to be
getting more definitely bullish. The people who
are most closely identified with the cash situa-
ton say a Western man wants 4Oc for his corn,
and that he is in a position to hold for his price
The corn movement to market has been small so
far, although there has been favorable weather
and although the country roads have been good
The professional sentiment corn Is not as
radically bearish 1t 1t is not believed
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet
Wheat-No 2 spring. SEC No: 3, 5sqsOc; No. 2
red, S3l4@S6c Corn-No. 2. 421kc; No. yellow,
44Ac. Oats-No 2. 35AQ35ikc; No white. $50
S7Ac. No: rye. 5z1zc. Barley-Good feeding.
35G37c; fair to choice mailing, 43d52c. Flaxseed
No. 1, 931sc; No. 1 Northwestern 81 Prime
timothy seed. $3.50. Clover-Contract grade.
SLIPS. Mess pork. per brl. S12.250I12.371k Lard,
per 100 lbs, S. 7Oq6.75. Short rib sides Qoose),
s.. 25G637ls: Short clear sides boxed, se.371zQ
$50 Whisky-Besis of high wines s127.
Receipts-Flour, 100, COO brls wheat 147, 700 bu +;
corn, 441,000 bu; oats, 100 bu; rye. $500 bu;
barley, las. 500 bu. Shipments-Flour, 81 900 brls;
wheat 46. 400 bu corn l52 500 bu; oats 200 800 blu
rye, 1000 bu; barley 30. 700 blu.
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on COMMISSION ROW.

Trade Commission continued dull yes
terday. The produce and poultry markets are
Ftnl tn the after-holiday slump. The feature OF
the price changes in produce yesterday was a
decline OF . cents box and % cents barrel
Tor Jersey cranberries and decline OF so cents
a box AMI barrel for the McFariin product The
Christmas demand for cranberries was not as
large as had been expected. and the trade is
still slower
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

ANAPOLIS.-Commercial paper, per
cent; time loans, 5q6 per cent.
NEW YORK.-Money on call firm at 41zq6 per
cent Time loans steady; sixty and ninety days.
per cent six months, 5q51z per cent. prime
mercantile paper, 512G6 per cent Sterling ex
change f1rmer. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 ST. 95G4 81 05 for demand and at 81 S06D
49O for sixty-days bills; posted rates, SislHQ
Ass; commercial bills, $i.S0h.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-One 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, Dec. rs. 1903.
Charles NJ. Clark ct Charles E.
Barrett Lots $50. 3S1 and &c., Miller
& Wacker's Parkway add.............. s.. 800. 90
Joseph Moore ct ux. to Sarah c. Burge.
Riverside add. ......................... 10000
William Banner ct to Theresa
Vacker, Lots % and "a. Hildebrands
add. 175oOo
Searcy; Lot 6l0 McCarty's 18th West
Robert oeT Martindaic to- jasper canidxeii 1'O0o
Lot S6S, Charles Martindae's CTr)
jackson Park add. ....................... 5000
sells Broad Ripple add,.................. 10000
Mary A. Renihan to Emma V Phelps.
Lot 10, Block I. Addie Nichols's North
Lavina J. Marley ct al. to Charles A. 'OO'O0
Weathers; pit Lot 26. Pearson's North
Milton s. Myers ct ux to Lavina j. '''''O'
Marley; pit Lot &C. Pearson's North
Thomas F; Carson ct ux. to Anna f.
Wakeland, Lot 20, Joseph H. Clark's
North Capitol-ave. add 1000. 90
Indianapolis Land and Improvement Co
to Burchard E. Otto. Lot 2ss. Section
futile Culver ct al to Harry j. Mill '''''
gan 81 Lots g. S s. 10 q and PIdo IS crl,
k9ts St 49, o. los i9s ~ Ia to ,d l5 in dncgs
257. 25S. 259 and 1904, Culver ct ais
sub. Columbia Place add................ 200 90
Leota Clark to Oscar J. Ensey. Lot S.
Cranes sub: 200. 90
| John F. Wood ct ux to Kate W. Wood
coin Park add. ESQ 90
Ontonelle Reichwein TO Oscar j. Ensley
Lot IS. Albert Cranes sub. ............. 1s2 43
Christina Resener al. TO Charles j.
Kiefer ux Lot 269 Spann & Co.'S
I'd woodlawn add. 2.1OOO
| Medford Il. Wilson CTr.) ct al to Kate
w. Wood. Lot %. Square 10. Section p
Lincoln Park add 1850 90
Marien f. Ensley to Oscar j. Engley
Lot %. H. R. Aliens I'd North add. $50 90
| George Handy ct X to William T.
Henderson, IT. Lots 10s and 107. ID. NJ
Bradbury & Co.'S Southeast add. 100
| Addie b. Oliphant to Eliza NJ Haw-
kins. Lots 80, 100 and l4s, Reagan Park
| Isaac King ct TO Laura Koeckert
Lot Is. Goodlet & Thorntons Haugh-
willie sub. Block 10, Holiness West
End add. 200 90
Transfers. p; total consideration. .s4s 1sS IS
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THE GOVERNMENT REPORT.


WASHINGTON. Dec. zs.-Finai returns 60 the
chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics Of TIRE Depart
ment Of Agriculture from regular ana special
correspondents. supplements by reports o. spe-
cial field agents. show the acreage production
and value OF the principal farm crops Of the
United States IN 1903 70 have been as foiiowsi
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Poultry and Other Produce.
CPrIces paid By shippers.

prices paid BY shippers)
PouItry-Y0ung turkeys 12d12kc hens SIC:
cocks &C. young ducks. Sc; springs SC: geese
&C per 10.
Cheese-Wi scOnsin. he: New York full creams
l3c: Swiss lee: brick. i4c: limburgeT. l2c
I5utter-Sc. choice. l24l3cs Eigin creamery.
sc. state &c.
EEgs-Firm at SOC.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per 10; prime duck.
zoe per ID.
WooI-L0cal declers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchandise unwashed. I7c;
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Isaac n. Norwood double frame dwelling
North Meridian street, near Raymond street,
81 400
George Hubert. addition TO dwelling. l14s South
Harlan street. $425
Edward Scheer repairs. Lot 10. Cornett Place
Southeastern avenue. 800
Elmer Il. Penticost frame cottage. 20 Dillon
avenue. SLlOO
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Visible Supply Statement.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-The visible supply Of
grain on Saturday. Dec. rs. compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange, is follows:
Wheat, Sc. 1884, 900 bu, increase SIT 900 bu; corn
572S 900 bu increase Al 900 bu; oats, $3.50 900 bu
decrease 19s, 600 blu; 1906. 600 bu. decrease
1000 bu; barley $3.50 900 bu decrease 3s4 900 bu
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coarse and braid. 15c heavy nerIno. 10d12c;
half-blood. i2Q14c; bury and cotted. 12q1ic;
Western 12c.
Game-Rabbits. sa11O per doz. s11Og125 per
doz for drawn
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow. &c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOw
reen-salted Hides-No. l, &c; No. 3 SIC;
No. 1 calf lee: No 2 calf. &c.
TaIlow-No. 1. SIC: No ? &c
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK Dec. .-Butter-Recelpts "a
packages. Market steady. extra creamery. 23c:
creamery. common 10 choice l5N22c. state dairy.
14G20c. held creamery. l5d29c. Cheese-Recelpts.
4 l24 packages. Market quiet. State full creams.
fancy small colored September 12c, late made.
lOc: small white. September lie. late made. Zoe.
large cOlOred. September. 12c; late made. loc.
large white September. &c. late made loo. Eggs
Receipts 1882 packages. Market frm. state
and Pennsylvania nearby average nnest. SIC;
CONTINUED on PAGE .. COL %
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 55%c; Mexican dol
lars, 43c.
LONDON.-SiIver bars. 23s4d an ounce.
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LOCAL SECURITIES STRONG.

The session of the Stock Exchange yesterday,
the first since last Tuesday, developed general
strength throughout the list of stocks and bonds.
There only SALE Union Traction
bond at 961z, but bid prices showed good tone
TO the market. The announcement was made
that the Marion Trust Company had declared
its regular semi-annual dividend of 212 per cent.
payable Jan. l. Following the Exchange
a
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Alcohol. s2.52Gc 20: asafoetida. 4Oc; alum. 2ls
G4c: camphor. 6Sd70c; cochineal SOC; chloro-
form. 5sQ65c; copperas brl, Soc; cream tartar.
pure. 32d35c: indigo 65GSOc; licorice. Calab.
genuine. 35940c: magnesa, carb. OF. 20122c:
morphine +. & w, per or s.. 45q2.70i oil berga-
mot. per h. 50; opium S3.50q3.75; quinine. Z. g.
W, per OF, 3243Tc; balyam copaiba, 55d60c; soap,
CASTLE. FIR 134lsc soda. bicarb.. pa 95c; salts.
Epson, 1}4G4c; sulphur flour, 2&Q5c; saltpeter,
Sd10c; turpentine. 63q70c: glyceTin, 16ia420c;
iodide potassium. s2.45q2.50; bromide potassium.
45t50c; chlorate potash. 15d20c; borax 9Q12c;
cinchonida. 29d34c; carbolic acid, &c. cocaine,
muir, S4O5Q425.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LoNDoN.-Money. S1kQ4 per cent; discounts,
315G3Ss. Consols. S.
PARIs.-Three per cent. rentes OF 421s for the
account.
BERLIN.-Exchange London, 23m 221kpf for
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Treasury Statement.

Neutrality-suspicious. 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 1921, 127, 379
Gold 116 331 O92
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Mondays olearings 81 367. O65. 50; corresponding
day last year, 81 O32 10; yesterdays balances
1886, 0O.3O corresponding day last year. s146,-
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LOCAL SECURITIES;
THEIR CONDITION
Indiana Union Traction Company

Incorporated under the laws of Indiana June 9.
1908. Company take the Union Traction
Company under a lease guaranteeing the prin-
cipal and interest and the dividends the stock.
See Union Traction Company.
capitalization
Stock. par value s., 00o, 900
BOndS
Bonds per cent. thirty-year gold bonds,
81 000 to dispose of and 81 00000 reserved
for Improvements. Bonds are redeemable at s105
after five years.
Ofcers-Horace Stillwell president; A. W.
Brady, secretary.
Under this head will be run, from day TO day,
statistics upon the condition of the industrial
and railroad companies, banks and trust
panies, whose stocks dealt in the local
Stock Exchanged
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Candles-Capital stick candy (brs). &C per ID:
common mixed. sc; grOcers' mixed SIC; Banner
twist stick. 75aHSc; Banner cream mixed, SC;
derby mixed. 7lzc
Nuts+ -shelled almonds. 15c; Brazil nuts.
1oc; hlberts. 12c; peanuts. roasted Ease; mixed
nuts.
Figs-New Smyrna, 12c per ID.
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Coal md Coke.
Drugs.

Bags. CSC per ton extra. ground floor dumped
in cellar; SOC per ton extra, second floor or car
ried in cellar. From wagon, 25c per ton extra,
by wheelbarrow. chute basket.
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India napolis Water Company 5s........ 90 101
kokomo Railway and Light 5s.......... 99k 1O1
Merchants Heat. and Light. Co. 6e.... 1921 103
New Telephone first 5s................... IS 80
New Telephone second 5s................ IS S11z
New Telephone Long Distance 5s....... 80. 50
Union traction os:.:.-..: ::.-..-.-.... S41z Sb1s
with interest. '+For delivery when issued.
Sales
mon I f ~ SOY
dividend
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
Candies, Nuts, Figs

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
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Local wheat stocks decreased s.455 bushels last
week. compared with a decrease Of 10.069
bushels the previous week Taking into con-
sideration the fact that the receipts OF only four
days show in the Board of Trades statement:
week, against decrease Of more than 10000
bushels the previous week (recepts for six days,
receipts OF wheat the t Tst four days last Week
amounted 10 $3.50 bushels. exactly the same
amount inspected the previous week.
Contrary to the outlook the first Of last week.
the local stocks II corn in store last Saturday
showed an increase of 1850 bushels over the
stocks the previous Saturday There were S.
300 bushels in store SATURDAY against -, $40
bushels the end Of the previous Week Huplc
receipts for the week were l4l,50O bushels
Oats stocks decreased even 1000 bushels last
week. The stocks in store Saturday amounted
to 2i.5oo bushels. against $500 bushels the end
OF the previous week. Public receipts Of oats
tor the week showing in the Board OF Trade S
statement. were 1850 bushels.
The output of -four by the local mills was a
little smaller last week than the previous week.
The weeks output amounted 70 $3.50 barrels.
against s,1l9 barrels the previous week.
The following figures show the weeks grain
inspection, the flour output for the week and the
stocks of grain in store Dec. &c:
Inspections for Week
Wheat 5.25O bu
Germ Il 5 200 b bn
Grain Stocks in Store
Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye.
Dec 26 1879. 24e. O35 $500 24,5O0 -.
Dec q, 1902 342, 1873 $1,000 1880 2,100
Dec Is, 1901 296,9i5 42,6l7 1880 800
Weeks Flour Output
Dec o. 1903 .................... s. $50 brls
Dec 81 1902 T. 300 brs
Dec IS 1901 .9OSS brs
Dec 2s 1903 719 brs
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Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.

Apples-Fancy. per bril- 81 1898 %.
Bananas-Large, 81 per bunch; medium, 81. so.
Cabbage-Holand Seed. $3.50 per 100 lbs
Ceiery-CaiIfornia. per crate. 81; per dozen, zoe.
CIder-Fer brl. 81 SO. half bril- $2.50
Cocoanuts-SS.50 bag. soc doz-
Cranberries-Jersey S2.25 per bu; 81. 25 per brl ;
McFarIin. $50 per bril-; Howes. s. per brl.
Dates-Walnut 81 per box; package dates. CO.
10 box. sc per 10.
Figs-Smyrna, l0c per 10.
New York grapes. S-lb basket. 25c; pony baskets
lie: Malanga. In brls. S4Qt5O.
Hickory Nuts-Per bu, 15c; shellbarks, per bu,
1850.
IIoney-white clover. &c per bu.
Kraut-Per cask. a. gals s.. 70; per brl. 30 gals,
81 10 per half brl, 10 gals. 50
Iemons-Extra fancy Messna. $50 size, So 50
box 800 size. 81: California, 225 to $50 size,
So so
I.ettuce-14c per 10.
Navy Beans-Per bu. Sis.
Old Pop Corn--3c per 10.
Onions-Yellow per cwt $l.10; red. 20.
Oranges-CalifoTnia Seedlings S2.25 per box;
Florida 50: Naveis,. per box. $3.50
Radishes-3Jc doz lunches
Parsnips-90c per bu
Pears-Per bu. Sl4l25
Pineapples-FlOrida, per crate, 81 75G3.
PotatOes-NortheTn stock 75c per bu.
Spanish Onions-Sl. p per crate.
Squash-Hubbard. lizc per ID
Sweet Potatoes-Illinois. So; Kentucky 50;
Jersey. S.7r.
ADMINISTRATIVE, SOC
Seed clover. prime. s. 5Oas: English clover
SsQ6 50; alsiks. S9ql2. Timothy. prime 81 75q2
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass 81 504l IS: extra
clean. s0a7oc. Orchard grass. S2Q2. 25; red top.
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Seed clover. prime. s. 50a6: English clover,
S6Q650; alsiks. Ss4l2. Timothy, prime. 81. 75G2.
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass 81. 50ll1.75; extra
clean. 6Oa7Gc. Orchard grass S2Q2 %; red top
s0cqSl75 English bluegrass. s..
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Provisions.

Linseed. Csc per gal; linseed oil, boiled
5Sc per gall coal oil. legal test. uGl61c.
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 2l; total consideration. .s4s, 1855 IS
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Nails and Horseshoes.

Steel cut nails. 81. so; wire nails. from store
s.. % rates; from mill. Sis rates. Horseshoes
per keg. 81 mule shoes per keg. 49, hors
nails. S4Q5 per box Barb wire. galvanized. SO
painted, $275.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

"Tons. "Pounds.