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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-19
WEAKNESS IN CORN PIT
THAT CEREAL AND OATS SHOW
SMALL LOSSES At THE CLOSE.
Wheat Overcomes Early Weakness
and Gains a Fraction-Hog Prod
ucts Are Strong and Higher.

CHICAGO, March 1s.-Trading in the
the exception of wheat prices had an easier
tone, May corn closing 3sQisc lower and
oats a shade lower. Wheat was up &c and
provisions closed from 7lsc to S2iac higher.
There was only a moderate trade In
wheat, but the market was firm notwith-
standing the continued weakness in corn.
May opened unchanged to kc lower. at
HlsG74l4c. the steady tone being due 10
relatively firm foreign markets. Local
traders were somewhat bearishly inclined
at the start on the springlike weather. and
there was some selling on that account,
which was added to later on by the weak
ness In corn, resulting in decline 10 &c.
Estimates of small Argentine shipments.
with predictions of cold wave throughout
portions of the West induced considerable
buying during the latter part Of the session,
and the market became firm, closing at the
top at 7411c. a gain of &c. Clearances Of
wheat and flour were equal to 16S.00O BUSH
els. Primary receipts were 40l. 600 bushels.
against $4,000 year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of 235 cars. which
with local receipts of fifteen cars. none Of
contract grade, made a total OF go cars,
against 231 last week and 29o year ago
Unsettled conditions still governed the
corn trade, with weakness underlying the
market. The opening was easy on more
favorable weather for the movement, and
there was renewed liquidation of May, near
ly every house in the trade taking part In
the selling. There was good early de-
mand for July, and that delivery was firm.
The market was quite steady the latter
part of the day and May closed Sale low
err at 44c, after selling between 1880 and
441hc. There was a slight Improvement In
the cash demand and receipts were small
at 172 cars, none of contract grade.
There was a fair general trade in oats
and the market exhibited considerable
strength early. but the weakness in corn
later caused a decline. Improved weather
conditions were a weakening influence and
brought out liberal realizing by outsiders.
The close was steady, with May shade
lower at 342c after ranging between 3i1sc
and 341kc. Receipts were lis cars.
Trading in provisions was on an active
scale, and after small decline at the starr,
Influenced by the weaker hog market,
prices advanced materially and strong
feeling prevailed. There was good buying
by packers throughout the day and shorts
also bought freeley. The close was strong,
with May pork 32ikc higher, at Sl7.S5; lard
up nc at s9.S71e. and ribs 1I1zqac higher'
at s9.67l3Q9.D.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat.
Is cars; corn, 40; oats, lis; hogs, 1900 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS ARE DOING
A VERY GOOD BUSINESS.
Prices on Produce Are Somewhat
Easier-Close Margins on Staple
GrOceries-Lfght Grain Markets.

With the Improvement in the country
roads trade conditions begin to show some
Improvement and in most lines orders are
coming in freely. Should good weather con-
tinue but a few days will elapse before
business will be at its maximum. Prices
in the wholesale grocery market show no
real difference from those at the close of
last week. Sugars and coffees are prac-
tically the same, but sugars are selling too
low to give much margin to the wholesale
grocer. Navy beans are easier Canned
tomatoes are weaker and 1obbers are dts
posed to cut prices Other canned goods re-
Iaain unchanged, but except for corn the
demand Is light. On commission row there
Is good deal Of activity. Merchants are
anxious TO unload their poor grades of APP
pies and are making concessions to increase
sales. Choice apples, however, are strong
The potato market Is amply supplied and
prices carry an easy tone. The same re-
mark will apply to cabbage, onions and all
lines of old vegetables. Green stuff is COM
ing more freely and sells at such prices as
to create good demand. Strawberries are
arriving in considerable quantities and
prices are easing of except for choice stock
Poultry is active While there is a tend
ency to lower prices there is no accumula-
ton of stock. Eggs are in good supply and
are arriving freely, but with the strong
Eastern markets prices are we'll held. But
ter, II choice, brings best quotations. There
which sells at low figures. Dry goods
houses are enjoying a brisk trade and re-
tail dealers show hesitancy in making
purchases, as the tendency to higher prices
for several lines Is quite pronounced. Cereal.
inc products are easier and are not selling
as freely as during the winter. Flour moves
readily, but prices are not as firm as a
month ago.
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NEW YORK, March ls-Butter-Receipfs.
5.325 packages. Market STEADY; state osirx
2sG27c; extra creamery. 29c; held creainery: 70
SShee:ecReceipi:. s.7sa packages MARKET arm.
State full cream. fancy small colored. fall meoes
l5c; small white. fall made. l4+c; large coloseos
fall made, I4l1Gl4xc: large white fall msoes
ket easy State and Pennsylvania average best.
17lkc; Western fancy, Tc; Southern iee' Ken
lucky, lie.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1s.-Buttsr nrm ana
Mes hi Sf,ns ts sc Esss Weak ann e
fresh nearby, l5ifc, at the mark We1tsrn. i5,5cs
Southwestern i5iic: Southern. l5c. Cheese nrm
and HG hshsE New New YORK YORK full cTesms fair 20
brine large, l4di4Ac; New York full creams
fair to good large, lShqls%c.
BALTIMORE. March ls.-Butter firm and high
sr fancy ssss , sgc s fancy so
steady and lower; fresh 14l1c. Cheese nrm and
unchanged large. hAql4itc; medium l<*ol<&cs
small. l4t10h&c.
change to-day the butter market was nrm;
creamery, 1sGi2sc: dairy, 1<d24c- Eggs easier ~
i3hc at the mark, cases included Cheese steady
at lSQ1sizc.
KANSAS CITY. March ls--Egss steady; fresh
returned; new No. whitewood cases included.
11i1c.
ST. LOUIS March 1s.-Butter arm; creamery.
2oa2slkc: dairy. 1sG2ic. Eggs steady ~ mo
for fresh.
CINCINNATI March ls.-Ese. weak ana lover
at l2c Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio nat
lac.
LOUISVILLE. March 1s-Butter-common ana
medium, 1sd1sc per ID. EGGS. nc
BOSTON. March Is.-lspeciail-Egss sssisr ~
lie.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, March 1s.-Flour-Receipts.
20,S54 brls; exports. 2,13 brls. The market
was steady, with buyers and sellers apart.
wheat-Receipts, 40s5o Blu; exports. SOS
blu. Spot steady: No. 2 red, 1880 elevator,
sOssc f. o. b. afloat; No. northern Duluth.
S7%c f. o. b. afioat: No. 1 hard Manitoba.
ss3sc f. o. b. af1oat Options declined after
the opening. but soon rallied and for the
rest Of the day were fairly we'll sustained
on a little foreign buying, export talk, cold
weather predictions and covering. Closed
steady and unchanged. May. 7S%d794c,
at 76s4c; September, 751sQ75hc, closed at
75hc.'
Corn-Receipts. 1900 bu; exports PAL S46
blu. Spot easy; Nc. 2. 55c elevator, Sic Z. o.
b. afloat; No. yellow, 53lzc; No. white.
SIC. Options opened steady, but at once
weakened under liquidation and held easy
until the close, when export business, the
wheat steadiness and covering caused rail-
ly. Last prices were &c net lower May,
49N45O,lc, closed at soc; July, 4s7sd494c,
closed at 49hc.
Oats-Receipts. 10000 bu: exports. s.s24
blu. Spot quiet: No 2. 431kc; standard white.
441kc; No. 3, 42izc: No. white, f4ikc; track
white. 431zc. Options were dull but fairly
steady. May closed at 392xc.
Beef quiet; mess, 50. 90aIl0.5O: city extra
India mess $23G2i Cut meats firm; picked
bellies. $40 25d1l.50: picked shoulders, sgd
9.25; picked hams, 81 :5oG12- Lard steady;
Western steamed, 5000; refined quiet.
Sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining. 3Lc; GEN.
trifugal, e6 test. 23-32c; molasses sugar
&c; refined steady.
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BEAUTY RECOGNIZED.
Verdict Set Aside ON Grounds TINT
Pretty Woman Influenced the Jurv

BOSTON, March 1s.-On the ground that
her beauty had swept the jury off its feet
and led 1t to find against the evidence the
Supreme Court has set aside the 5000 YER
dict recently awarded Mrs. Julia OToo,e
against the Old Colony Street-raiiway Com
pany and ordered a new trial Mrs. OToole
is a fine specimen of traditional Irish
beauty.
In its decision the court says: This is
case where the female plaintif, an in
terested party on the material parts of the
case, stood alone against overwhelming evil
dence against her. Moreover she was a
good looking and good appearing young
woman against a corporation" In another
part of the decision this further statement
occurs: The female plaintiff is good
looking young woman who stood alone
against almost all the witnesses against
all the evidence, direct and circumstantiaI
and the jury must have been carried of
their feet by sympathy"
Mrs O'Toole thereby achieves the dis
tinction of being the only woman in this
commonwealth whose beauty holds an on
cial judicial standing in the court records.
Mrs. O'Toole feels that the court il at least
ungallant in so finding against her. 81 am
sure" she said. that the next Jury will
give me another verdict II I had been
plain looking / suppose the verdict would
stand"
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March s.-CattIe-Receipts. 1900.
Market strong IS to lOc higher; Good to prime
stockers and feeders. s3.75a4s0 cows. 81 500 50;
heifers' s22Sg4,S; Gamers slseq2Io; bulls 81 q
e. 80 calves ''aS'' Texas fed steers $3.50
.Hogs.-Reeeipts; to-day. 5000; Tomorrow. 90.
lOc lower and closed frmer. Mixed and butchers.
.loQ7 90; good to choice heavy 81 2oG745 rough
s sssys "-ioa'''i light 'saa' Bulk of sales
sheep-Receipts, 1000; Sheep active and strong:
as fair sssss %1afs Western
ofnciaI yesterday: Receipts-cattle. $3.50;
1881 hogs. 996; sheep, 2. SAT.
KANSAS CITY. March 1s.--cattle-Receipts.
800 natives and 900 Texans; calves. 400 natives:
and dressed beef steers 81; 5Oa5.2s fair to good.
fed steers S. sOT5: Texas and Indian steers ss05;
Tezas CONS 10 Il. native cows 1894
Hoss~Receipts. $500. Market 7,sc to 1oc lower.
rs fS%Rsss !Es s ri: iss' $3.50
sassp iSS asaSr a lambs
5S Ga fed ewes ;ssoas 1 nssiys wsthsrs $3.50
feeders. $2.e5d4.
NEW YORK. March MISUNDERSTANDING,
1.s5o Steers steady to trifie firm; bulls and
So sh sS. 9ysT Steers sss.
orator beef. s9shc. Exports. sos cattle, 1856
shssR snd & @ Of a sssf stock srm
$50; little calves. sal; few fed calves. X;
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1894 Sheep firm
s. eshss choice ''saay lambs %sdu% 'Sx
Hogs~Receipts. 71ss. Market lower. State
Hox- IN. fxoH Uaofor
ST. LOUIS. March 1s..--Cattle-Receipts 500.
including Loco Texans Market steady to strong
sna sy ssSs With fc sS ansy and
e SIS nar dressed beef b and butcher
Gamers. ST. 2sss: bulls 81 sOas 80: calves. So tcas
Texas and Indian steers. sssOG4.4o; cows and
Hors-Recepts. $500 Market Sc to 1oc lower.
Pigs and =. lights ig ss'Sa7 packers. sssO@725;
sheep-Receipts, 1.5oo. Market strong and
higher. Native muttons s. 90: lambs s5d
EAST BUFFALO. March Observation-Disclosures
s75. There was no demand and the market was
Veai.-Receipts. so. The market was steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; The market was slow
TS5ai.s0; roughs ss.75Q7 10. stays. ss5OGS ''''
Sheep and Lambs,Receipts. 3sOO. Sheep
tsed yGo lambs lambs Ss nsns Gull. w e sooa
Esy: yearlings, s6Q6.75; ewes, s575Q6 sheep, tor
mixed IS 65G5 90: culls TO good. s3q5.50
OMAHA March 1s.-Cattle-Receipts 4 600
Market active and strong. Native steers, S4d5 %
cows and heifers. s325d410; calves. s350a6. 80;
bulls, S2.50a45O.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market Sc to 1oc lower.
Heavy, s7.0597. Is; pigs s6.5Oq6s0 Bulk Of sales,
SC e5f710.
SheepNReceipts. $500. Market steady. Fed
yearlings. s55O@6.s5; ewes. s45.S5; common and
stockers. s2G4.5o; lambs. s5.75a7.
LOUISVILLE. March Is-Cattle firm Choice
to prime shipping steers, s4.50di.75; medium to
good shipping steers s4.25Q450; choice butcher
steers s425Q450: medium to good butchers
81. 75as4.25; choice veais s5.5o9s-
Hogs sc lower. Best heavy. $3.50: light ship
ping. ssq6.e0: roughs. s6d655.
sheep and Lambs-Extra shipping sheep. &d
45O; extra lambs s.. 50dl6
CINCINNATI, March 1s.--Hogs quiet and lowe,
at @67B.
Cattle steady at 81 2514.65.
Sheep strong at SS-2545.75. Lambs strong a:
&5oG7.
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Certificates have been issued to the following.
rov,ad Indianians.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Jacob v. Rowiett, Richmond, IS: Tillman II
Pondexter. Mitchell twar with SPAIN So: Will
liam ]. Hinkle Greenwood. S.: Peter STREET.
Indians polls IS: Allie Willer (wa- with Spainl
Lebanon S.
Increase, Reissue etc.-Anderson Sheppard
Indiana polls. SO; George Mosier, Bradford s10.
James Nickerson. Greentown. SEA- Samuel C;i,stin
Fishers Switch, slf; Clinton King Richmond
$40: William n. White. Dulearbo, $40: NichoIas
netts Greek, IS; John T. Martin. Princeton SO.
Josiah Meyer. Coal Creek. SO; Michael Hen,
messy, Albany. sls: Preston Franklin Hancock.
dwell ss: Clement r. Strahan. Winchester
sl2; Taron w Hg ,sl as, India polls si2:
row. New Albany. SIG; John X. w Hiatt Farm
Charles Leon. Huntington, sl2: Isaac " vii,
liams. Colburn. s9.; Lewis Brooks. Lafayette.
SO: BENJAMIN +. kinsga,, spearsvllle. sl2: Henry
erty, -; Alexander NJ. Richards Auburn ssa
James Ksnroy. Anderson. s.: Orville Read In
dianapolls, SD: LIMA NJ Henderson, Grant as.
Charles ID. Hia.t. Grsyford, IS; William Brown.
SO: James 8. ostrander. Richmond, $40: David
lin. Rockport 80; Jacob Fifer. Tippccanos. sis
Widows. Minors. Dependent Relatives etc
Minors OF Jonah Rich. springvilie, si2: Lucy
A Piumrner. zokonio. si2; Preeilla Fancil. War
saw. So Susan Martin, Crawfordsville, IS: Mary
a Eckhart Dogwood, sis: Sarah ID Carter
buck Greek, ti2: Murietta McCullom. Laporte'
So; Idella NJ. Stevenson, Marion. So Ciorinda
Mcvilliams. Tasweal. sl2. Nancy Avis. Bar
nati- 81.
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TRADE In GENERAL.
Quotations at Sc. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

EMS sSs5a t @%g,s and .sss
& 80: Bran dull and heavy; sacked. east track.
sssse. nominal; track sdiSc May. ss,sc: july
esIc; No; hard 70s7sc. Corn higher: No; 2
s Ssm May. ssAsssc july nominal at s5c 30 sssg
!ses,ns mess Lard h,Fhs4
shorts ss75: clear ribs SO; short clears $40 is
clear g ribs Sim short . fsa pr. Hsy
Whisky steady at sl;@. Iron cotton ties. slO5
Passf sr M hs%p sS5os b Sc b
iu: oats 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour 1900
brls: wheat $500 blu; corn. $1,000 bu: oats Co.
LIVERPOOL. March 1s.-whea;-spot quiet:
No red Western winter. &c I'D: No: north
American mixed: ola no stock Hams-short
firm at SIS Sd: long clear rniddles light steady
at SIS cd; long clear middss ,heavyl steady at
frn at 5is Ga shouIders-square steady al as
Western S s.I IL t ..sss steady at &
LOUISVILLE. March 1s-wheat-No 2 red
and iongberry. 77c No red and longberry 7sc
aSS % for medu 10 fS5 large and
Beans-Northern hand-picked. ST. per bu: Indi-
ana ear new o beans Iass o. eaHsyy ,ss
straw. IS ;ogs Clean siNSs sss ,4gt aS per 10
efa,e eu peppers per- crate CABBAGE per
KANSAS CITY. March 1s-wheat-May. s4,sc;
July. s2s.762l.c; cash No. 2 hard ssf77ic: No q
ssassc: No. l. 5sns3c; rejected. 52457c; No 2
red. 7oa7ee; No 3 esassc Sorns,APrii, ssxe;
sec: No Z white, sshaOc; No. 8. ssqssc Oats
No Hhss zoo sa oats e pts
Wheat. 500 bu; corn. 1900 bu: oats. Is 200 bu.
CINCINNATI. March S-Flour dull Wheat
44iSc. Oats easy and lower; No I; mixed. s7sso
Rye quiet; No. Sc Lard steady at fssS
whisky quiet sl-so. Sugar easy
TOLEDO, March 1s-whest duh and hfehsr
cash. ilAc: May, 76xc: July. 73Hc Corn duii
Oats dull and steady; March. ssszc: Ms5. &c;
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
FAT STEERS DULL AND LOWER;
OTHER GRADES STRONGER.
Hogs Fairly Active and Ten to Fifteen
Cents Lower-Sheep Steady-Con.
dition OF other Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS.

UNION sTOcKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
March u.-Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments, zoo.
There is a continued decrease in the marketing
of cattle. the receipts to-day 500 small
than a week ago and around 100 smaller than
q year ago. representative lot OF cattle were
on the market. but there was no perceptible i'm
provement in the quality over the past few days.
The opening was characterized by active demand
and brisk competition for all butcher stock and
sales were made promptly at strong prices.
There was also a good active market for stockers
and feeding cattle and sales were at strong
prices compared with those current recently. The
conditions in the market for fat steers were
quite different. few important orders were
executed at the start at nearly steady prices
compared with the way equal kinds sold yester-
day. There were urgent orders from out
side sources consequently the limited competi-
ton was against the seller and concessions finally
had to be made to effect sales In most cases
all fat steers. and especially those weighing
from LOO lbs up, sold iOc to l5c lower. Quota
tons:
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indianapolis Grain Market.

There was good attendance on call yes
terday and bidding was spirited Receipts of
grain fall below expectations and many
of the dealers are unable to fill orders in
the Eastern markets as promptly as they
desire. Prices as reported by the secretary
of the Board of Trade range as follows:
Wheat steady. No. red, 731kc track: No.
2 red, 731ac on milling freights; No. 3 red,
&c track.
Corn steady. No. 1 white. 42lkc: No. 2
white, 421kc; No white. 421ec No. white.
4015c No. 2 white mixed. 42c; No. white
mixed. 42c: No. white mixed, 40c: No. 2
yellow. 42c; No. yellow, 42c; No yellow
S9c; No. mixed, 42c; No. mixed, 42c; No.
mixed, 40c: ear, 42c.
Oats stronger. No. white. -ss1sc; No. 8
35c.
Hay-No. timothy. SIS; No. timothy,
s14.
nspections-Wheat-No red one car:
rejected one car; understandable one car;
sample, two cars; total, five cars. Corn
No white, seven cars; No. white seven
cars; No. white mixed. one car: No. 8
yellow, one car; No. yellow, one car: No 2
mixed, one car; No. mixed, four cars; No.
4 mixed, two cars; ear corn, one car; total,
WAGON MARKET,
Offerings on the wagon market were MOI
liberal yesterday. and to dispose of all the
taken as a whole ii was considered a good
market Prices as reported by the wagon
weighmaster. ruled follows:
Corn-43Q45c per bu.
Oats-S6U3Sc per bu.
Hay-Timothy, slfm15: mixed clover, SIC
straw-y5@s per ton.
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Sales

sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none. For the
week thus far the receipts OF sheep and lambs
have been quite small. showing decrease OF
zoo compared with the same time last week anu
about 600 compared with the corresponding time
year ago. The receipts to-day were only about
one.third as large as a week ago and one-nItn
as large as a year ago Again the supply was
too small to interest any except local butchers,
and on that account. there was no really urgsnt
competition The demand, however. was fully
equal TO the supply. and sales were made as
promptly as could be expected and at prices as
high as those current for equal kinds at any
time recently. The supply continues too small
TO establish range in prices for all grades. but
Il Is generally claimed that quotations could be
obtained for all kinds. There were a few lambs
here good enough 10 bring 81, and other sales
ranged from 81 TO So Is, culls to good sheep sold
at s3445O. and the best are quotable as high
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchangc-CIear-
ings and Balances.

NEW YORK.-Call money firm at sac per
cent; closing offered at per cent; time
money easier; all periods, 51z@5% per cent.
prime mercantile paper, 6 per cent; ster-
ling exchange steady; actual business in
bankers bills, $4.S705G4S71O for demand,
81 .65Q4.S3.70 for sixty days: posted rates,
A.&.50 and Sass; commercial bills $4S3a
$3.50. Clearings, $233, zoe. 406 balances, slo,-
33S 22S.
CHICAGO. - New York exchange Zoe
premium; sterling exchange, s4S45O for six
ty days. Sass for demand. Clearings, S2S,-
Us, 1913; balances, 81 292. 53S
INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper, 46t
per cent; time loans, SOS per cent. Clear
ings, sS6S. 523.5 So; balances. $S6,1S2.47.
ST. LOUIS-Money, sac per cent; New
York exchange, 15c premium. Clearings
81, SO0919 balances. s., 305,340.
CONGRATULATIONS 4lkQ6 per cent;
New York exchange, zoe to 25c premium
Clearings. s3,7S6,950.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent
Clearings, s20,94 SAC; balances, 81, $751;
BALTIMORE.-Money s per cent; Clear.
ings, 50. 45O AS; balances, S513.506.
BOSTON.-Clearings, $A,343,6S9; balances
81, ia.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. March Ns.credit balance SID;
40 All bris; average, ss.is7 bris; Lima s<.nl
brls: average fsl brls. Runs-Pennsyivanla,
81 SAP brls: average, 76.f7s brls: Lama, 0.G3
brls; average, 50.52s brls-
SAVANNAH. March ls-Turpentine nm st
&c. Resin f y 4. A 3 &C. p e. SO; gn;
SEQ: window glass. sass: water white. H2s.
CHARLESTON. March Is -Turpsntins nrm e
$40; n $3.50: i. s2.I5: X. s31): NJ. 0-0: n
81 90: window glass ss.T5: water white. s4-15
WILMINGTON, March 1s-Spirits turpentine
firm CSC. Crude turpentine nrm 81 <zfo 10 ~
Tar firm at sl-65.
MONTPELIER, March r.-crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. sLu: South Lima and Ind
INA. $l.06. -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-19

Hogs-Recepts. 400: shipments, zoo The
combined reesipts OF hogs for three days exhibit
some time last week and little change compared
Wiz the corresponding time year ago. The
receipts to-day show o fair increase over week
$50 and year ago The quality was about ap
70 the standard OF yesterday. and therefore there
ves no occasion for any change In the market on
that account. However. In harmony with a AZ
cfdsdiy weaker movement In fae general trade
ard no Improvement IN the demand from out
side sources, on account % the compare lively
iow prices Zrsveiling in Eastern markets. the
abiding ana decidedly lower prices wers bsins
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-19

LONDON. March 1s.-The offerings az the WOOL
auction sales to-day numbered 4.252 bales. The
breds sold briskly. broken lots reaching extreme
rates. Lambs wool was In keen demand at an
few parcels OF fine rnerinos and croes-brede.
Following are the sales In detail; New South
elsddis "a. Queensland, 100 bales; secured,
iiddis aud: greasy. 5Hdeils ga. Victoria. 800
tralia, 200 bales; greasy. 44qlid- West Aus
tralia 100 bales; greasy. fhnsd. New Zealand,
Is Id. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, LOO bslsss
secured, sdf11s SD; greasy, eh4s1zd
ST LOUIS March fs-woof quiet; medium
grades and combing, 1sa1sizc: light hne. 1SG16c
heavy fine, I0HI4c: tub-washed. lease.