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THE THEIRS TREASURES.
Those Which Have Been Found Lend
Interest to a Dredging Scheme.
London Chronicle


II we may judge by the past. the forthcoming
able finds" long time ago il was proposed TO
divert the stream of tie river above Rome so
that excavations might be made in the mud and
slime, and also In the solid earth that underlies
The present channel. That idea was Abandoned
too elaborate and expensive but in Is77 a
effort was made to give to the stream a uniform
depth of nine feet. The dredging involved in this
hardly penetrated more than three feet below
the bottom. IL did not touch the lower strata
Nevertheless an enormous number of ANTIQUES
classical times Coins were discovered at the rate
OF H,co0 per ennum. but nearly all belong 10 the
last two centuries. Some thousands of weanons
were also recovered, the witnesses to the reyo-
iutions and political outbreaks of the last few
hundred years. The revolt of 1891 and the Napo-
leonic wars supplied the majority of them
On only two occasions has the fiber been
pierced to depth of thirty feet-once in
constructing the Ponte Garibaldi and once in re-
pairing the Ponte Sisto. The excavations made
at these times were confined to a very small aree
but they brought TO light an enormous mass OF
archaeological material The treasures comprfsed
coins. medals, sculptures. bronzes brass work
inscribed stones and gems. specimens of potterv
statue in perfect condition except for the loss
OF its arms. None OF these objects had suffered
much from their entombment. which varied from
500 to i.soo years Iron alone is rusted and final
on marble being mainly to impart a deem red.
dish brown tinge Otherwise Father Tiher a. :.
hrst-rate curator. He deals gently with the .res
ures committed to his care. washing away ~.
lighter ones. no doubt. but. IL is supposed nos
moving the heavier objects such as marbles a,S
century. A systematic dredging NAV eas,i,-
bear out all the tales that have hoen ,oid a.
Rome about the Middle Ages of the fah,,ion
wealth that has been cast into his yellow waters.
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indianapolis Grain Market.

Conditions on the Indianapolis grain mar
ket have greatly improved since the re-
establishment OF the call on the Board of
Trade. Men who had lost all interest in the
market are present at call and are free
bidders. Receipts of the past week were
quite liberal, averaging sixty cars daily.
and bidding has been spirited. The market
closed strong at the following range of
prices. as reported by the secretary of the
Board of Trade:
Wheat stronger; No. red, &c track: No.
Z red, I619 on milling freight; No. red,
s412c track. s61zc February; wagon, 76c
Corn weaker; Nc / white 44&.c: No Q
white, 44Ac; No. white 44a4c: No. 4
white. 42%c; No. white mixed lI1hc No
white mixed, 441zc; No. white mixed
4zl1c; No. yellow, l4i2c; No. yellow 4415c:
No yellow. 42i2c; No. 2 mixed 441lc: No
3 mixed. 44l1c; No. mixed. 421sc; ear 42Izc
oats stronger: No. white, CSC: No 3
white, SSc; No. mixed. 3611c No. mixed
S5c.
Nay steady.
Inspections-Wheat, No. 3 red, 1 car: re-
9ected. car. Corn, No. white 2 cars:
No. white. IL cars; No. yellow, l car
NO mixed. cars; No. ) mixed cars
ear corn, / car. Oats. No. 2 mixed, l car
HAY. No. timothy. cars; No. timothy
I car. Total, Sc cars
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
WEEK JUST ENDED WAS VERY SAT-
IsFACToRY IN ALL LINES.
Prices steady and Firm Except on
Eggs-Druggists Are Very Busy
Grain Markets Active and Firm.

In the week ended on Saturday the volume
OF trade was fully up TO expectations on
the wholesale streets. Even the dry goods
houses which do not look for a marked i'm
provement in trade before late in Febru-
airy or early March. had quite a satisfac-
tory business Revisions of prices during
the week showed some advances and these
advances increased the demand from re-
tail dealers. The grocery market is un-
usually active for the season Of the year;
with the exception of sugar. staple groceries
are strong A reduction OF fifteen points
was made during the week in the quotation
for graduated. Package coffees are very
firm at the recent advance. No one seems
TO care TO venture an opinion as to what
this portends, or whether il has any sig
nificance. coming at a time when there is
a disturbance in the sugar market. Quo
tations for fruits and produce are practi-
cally the same. Large stocks of apples are
still held and arrivals OF oranges also are
large. Commission houses are finding diff
ficuity TO secure full quotations on bananas.
and TO make good sales are making con-
cessions. Irish and sweet potatoes are in
abundant supply and indications are that
present prices will not be increased, as is
usually the case as spring approaches. The
poultry market is more active and the
downward tendency in prices has been
checked. Eggs are still slow movers and
prices are unchanged. Fresh eggs from the
South are supplying Eastern markets and
home production supplies the local trade
and enables shippers to forward to East
ern markets. Storage stocks are heavy.
Butter is moving quite well and fresh
stock is in good request at prices quoted.
Wholesale druggists are having a busy
time. Health conditions are such that
patent medicines are moving freely. Iron
and steel markets are becoming more ac-
tive Prices are firm, but unchanged, and
have ruled steady for the longest time
known IN some years. The leather market
Is active and prices are firm. Travelling
statesmen who came in Friday and Satur-
day report the outlook favorable for an ac-
tive spring business Country merchants
report their bills We'll settled and are meet
Ing the bills of the wholesale houses with
unusual prOmptneSS.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Feb 7-FIour-Receipts
1900 brls; exports. 6,55S brls; firm, but
quiet; Minneapolis patent, s41Oa43O: Mime
opolis bakers, s3.25d3.45: winter patents.
sS.65Q4; winter straights, s3.506s3.65: winter
extras. S2.SO4310; winter low grades. 5000
30 Rye -four steady. fair to good. s3G3 81:
choice TO fancy, s.. f0d3.55. Buckwheat flour
steady at s22od2.3O. spot and to arrive
Corn meal quiet: yellow western. s1.2O: city.
s1.17; Brandywine. s3.4O@3.55 Rye quiet.
No. Western, 6Olkc f. o. b. afioat; state.
5eq571zc c. i. (. New York Barley steady.
feeding, 47c C. l. f. New York; mailing. SIN
Coo C. /. f. Buffalo
Wheat-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports g. :
9SS bu. Spot firm; No. red. S211c elevator
S3l5c f. o. b. afioat: No. hard Manitoba
SSac f. o. b. afioat. Options were active
and stronger on covering induced bv the
very firm Paris cables. There was moder-
ate foreign demand also and some outside
buying. Inc close was firm at 1sGAc net
advance: May. S2kQs2ssc, closed at s2lsc.
July. 1919 3-16c, closed at 79c
Corn-Receipts. 10000 bu exports. 127 sO2
pu- Spot quiet; No. 2. &c elevator SIC
l. O. D. ahoat; No yellow. 5Sc: No .
white. 5sc. Options We're strong on the had
weather West, higher cables. the wheat
ADVANCE: a good cash demand and covering:
5l12Q52c, closed at SIC; July. 4SlsaI9a.c
closed at 1880. ~
Oats-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports ,s %.
bu. Spot firm; No. 2, 431kc; No 8. 42isc: No
white. 43s4c; track white. 43I46c: standard
white, 4ic. Options quiet, but firmer: MAJ
closed at 42sac ""'
Hay steady; shipping. 55a7Oc; good to
Hops quiet; state. common to choice. 1902
30dS7c; 1901. 24ll27c: old. sGleisc. psc;Sc
coast. 1902. 27@32c: 1901, 2SG27c: old sS11atIc
Hides quiet; Galveston 20 to * nonnds
lSc; California, y TO Is pounds lec. TaXas
airy. "a TO 30 pounds, 1ic. Leather firm acid
24q25lkc. - ~ ecIu'
Beef easy; family, sl51ls: mess $40 "a.
beef hams. sz0.50u2l.50; packet, sl2T13 CITY
extra India mess. S25Q26. Cut meats steady.
picked bellies, &.1oNl0; picked Shoulders
ss.25qS.5o; picked hams. Nlall.5O. Lard
STEADY; western steamed, So Refned
steady; continental. 5000; S. A, sos: com
pound. S5oQI.l5. Pork firm: family. s1s IN
10: short clear. S1S021; mess, SIS6lS So
Tailow quiet; city. SIC; country. 6Ad6bc.
Cotton-seed oil steady: prime crude non,i
nal; prime yellow. 40640isc
Rice firm: domestic, fair to extra a1kS,
SIC: Japan, nominal. Molasses ouief. Nsu
Orleans open kettle. good to choice ss54oc
Cofee-Spot Rio quiet: No. invoice s7sc
Mild dull: Cordova. 7Gil%c.
SUgar-Raw steady: fair refining 3l.M
3-16c. centrifugal 60 test. 2ssc: molasses
sugar. 25sG12 l5-l6c- Refined steady: No &
4.25c. No. 4. 4.2oc: No. g. 4.15c; No 9 Ioc,
No. 10, i.05c; No. IL, &C; No. r. 395c: No n
3.soc: No. H. S.S5c: confecticners' A. Ssoc.
mold A, 1900; cutloaf, 525c; crushed. &c.
powdered. 4.75c; graduated. .4.65c; cubes
i.soc.
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Poultry.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Live poultry quiet
but steady; fowls 13d14c; old ROSTERS, 9d9hc;
chickens. 13Ql4c; turkeys. Hd15c; ducks. 14Ql5c;
geese. l2d14c. Dressed poultry firm and in good
demand fowls. choice Western, 14d1i12c; fowls,
Southern and Southwestern. l3013l2c: fowls fair
to good 12d12i.c; old ROSTERS 10c; good. ia
l21zc; roasting chickens nearby. l2G15c: West
large. 15c Western small and medium. 12a
lac: turkeys. choice nearby 20d21c turkeys,
fair to good. 1I@1Sc; Western turkeys. choice:
zoe; W estern turkeys, fair to good, 17d19c; old
toms. 16G17c; ducks. nearby 1sq2Oc; Western.
l6d1sc; geese, nearby. 12dlSc; Western, 11@l2c.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Poultry weaker; chickens,
lie; turkeys, Ice; ducks. 13c; geese, Sc.
BOSTON. Feb. S-ISpecial Poultry firm;
fowls. 13c; springs, lac: turkeys, 20c.
CHICAGO. Feb. dressed poultry firm; tur-
keys. 5dlsc; chickens, 10G12kc.
CINCINNATI Feb. Poultry firm; hens, lie;
springs. lld13c; turkeys, HQ15c.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 7.-Hens, lie per lb; chick
ems, 110l4c; turkeys, 12H@13c
NEW. YORK. Feb. 7.-Poultry-Alive firm;
turkeys, 13d14c; fowls, lac.
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Representative Sales-Steers

Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments small. The
marketing of hogs this week has not been of
large volume, the total showing a decrease of
$500 compared with last week. 1900 compared
with the same week year ago and 5000
compared with the corresponding week two years
ago. The receipts thus far this year over
1000 smaller than the same period last year.
and for the month thus far decrease of nearly
$500 is indicated compared with the same time
last year. For the week ending yesterday the
leading local packers bought total of 1o.oo9.
against 1855 The preceding week and 12.5N the
same week year ago. During the same period
the shipments were 6,2S2. against s931 the pre-
year ago. There has been change in
prices of hogs nearly every day this week, but
the conditions most of the time have been favor
able TO statesmen, and they succeeded in advanc-
ing the average TO tie highest position since
about the middle OF last october. The movement
in values has been governed to a great extent
by the support of shippers. local packers having
been inclined 10 take advantage of every oppor
tunity reduce prices A feature of the trade
tins week has been the compare lively large pro-
portion of prime heavy hogs IN the consgnments.
ity was better than il has been for long time
past. This. of course, Influenced prices to some
extent and high average maintained
compared with The general market The i'm
provement in quality also was responsible for
closer range in prices, and this Of course. makes
the average look higher paper. The highest
market OF the week was Thursday, but
a gain of marty 10c compared with the close of
last week. The highest price paid for heavy
and 1915. the extreme prices at the close of last
week The receipts to-day were nearly twice
large : a week ago, but 1000 smaller than
year ago Almost half of the supply hogs
averaging upwards of go lbs and the quality
excellent. Of course, there is doubt that
just good hogs have been here before but
not recently. The market opened with fair
demand from shippers. but il seemed that their
orders were limited to price. and the behring's
being especially attractive 10 local packers they
Industrious and inclined to pay premium
prices for the best collections. Therefore. they
succeeded in claiming the attention of statesmen,
and il did not take long to get most of the sup
ply their card. On account of the superior
quality higher prices were realized and the
market looks higher on paper, but in reality
there not a great deal of Improvement COM
pared with yesterday. and. in fact. for
the less desirable grades statesmen found
tendency q shade caster. After packers had
filled their orders hardly enough remained to
interest shippers, and the closing market a
tri1e quiet. but satisfactory clearance was
finally made on basis of about opening prices
Sales ranged from s650 to S12is. and the bulk
of the supply sold at IS 1907. Quotations:
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Feb Petroleum steady; re-
fined Philadelphia and Baltimore S75c Rosin
firm; strained, common to good. 81 1922. Is.
Spirits turpentine firm at 66l2G67c.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 7-Turpentine firm at &C.
Rosin firm; A, b. c, ID. e +. sl9O; G. 81; H.
s2.35. /. $3.50; X, $3.50: n, $50; window glass;
So s.; water white. si25.
OH. CITY. Feb. 7-Credit balances. $50; GER
tificates bid. Shipments. 1856 brs; aver
age 1850 brls; runs 81. 1854 brs average. g. 3i3
brls.
firm 64c. Rosin firm at 81. So. Crude turpentine
firm 81. 40 to 81 Tar firm at $l60.
MONTPELIER. Feb. 7.-CruGe petroleum
STEADY; North Lima, sl11 South Lima and Indi-
ana. s1c6.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 7.-Turpentine firm at
63lac Rosin firm.
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prizes paid by shippers)
Young turkeys. lie: hens sIsc: cocks s1sc.
young ducks sc; geese, si.25 per doz; springs
glac.
Per doz- 1890 $"-'O
Cheese-New York full cream, 15c: Swiss. lie.
brick lie: limburger. 1Sc N'
Butter-Choiee roll. 1Se per 10; country but
ter, i6c.
Eggs-Steady al 20c per doz
Beeswax-30c for yellow. sc for dark
Feathers-Prine geese. soc per ID: prime duck
&c per 10. >'
Notwithstanding. medium. lsc bury and
unmerchantable, SQ5c less: coarse grades I5c.
fne mer-no. 13015c: tub-washed, 25f72Sc -
HIDES. TALON. ETC
Creen-salted Hfdes-No. l. 74c. M . sNc.
No calf. Ice; No. calf size
Tallow-No. ]. size; No ?, 4lsc
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady:
winter patents, SS.60d375 straights So 3O6I3 so :
spring patents. sS5od3.SO: straights S. 1903 40
bakers s. i5@ 90. Wheat-No. spring. 7saSOc;
No. 3, TIC; No red, 7511176Ssc. Corn-No 2
iS%c; No. yellow, i3Ac Oats-No. 2 35c: No
2 white. CSC: No white. 35l1a96Ac No rye
49Ac Barley-Good feeding. 4id46c: fair to
choice mailing. 4Sa52c. Flaxseed-No l. sl16:
No. Northwestern, s121 Prime timothy seed
$3.50. Clover-Cont-aet grade, sl1 40 Mess pork
per brl, $l6.sli2Gl7. Lard. per 100 lbs So i7IsG
800 Short rib sides tloose). s9d92O. Dry-salted
shoulders tboxed). $S12z6S. 25 Short clear sides
tboxed): ssS7;sG9-5D. Whisky-Basis of high
wines, sl3o.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, $1,000 bu
corn. $4,000 bu; oats So 600 bu: rye 4 Oo0 b1 ,
barley, 16.0e0 bu. Shipments-FIour 10 600 brIs
barley, 1900 hu.
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UNION TRACTION co. OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May 23, 1902.
Station, Magnolia Block, Capitol and
Kentucky Avenues.

For Anderson. Muncie Marion Alexandria and
INTERN ediate stations. leaves Ala a m aud
D. m. <--~
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie rr,v
ING Anderson in one hour and TWENTY-FIVE min
utes ana Muncie In two hours. IL a m and ; n
m trains make direct connections at Anderson
with limited trains for Elwood
combination passenger and win
ieaVe hentucky-avenue station ct Sis D. m
nentucky and south Capitol avenues for Muncie
ana Anderson at 5-SJ a m 10 m Norr-
ing car makes direct connection win eTnres.
car for Elwood. Marion and Alexandria P-r-
'ishable goods received from to go a. m Tor
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The Cooper Hewitt Lamps.


The remarkable mercury vapor lamps devised
by Peter Cooper Hewitt. OF New York are now
being exhibited at the offices of the Westinr
house Company. These lamps can be run OF
any ordinary continuous current electric light
supply system. and show ar efficiency OF two or
three candles per watt. for the same lighting
require only about one-ninth the current taken
BY ordinary glow lamps.
The sole drawback 10 the light lies i'm fts ex
traordfnary color. There Is total absence OF all
red rays, and consequently all tints red by or
binary light are curiously perverted A ady's
lips look purple: that at present no attempt
II being made 70 utilize the light for domestic
strong.
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Sheep-Receipts light; shipments. 800. The
ceipts of sheep and lambs this week have reen
fairly LIBERAL showing gain of nearly 900 over
last week and the same week a year ago and 7er
over the corresponding week two years ago.
Thus far this year the receipts little larger
than the same time last year. and for the month
thus far there is gain OF nearly 500 over the
period last year. The early part of the
week the receipts were quite small and til ere
occasion for any material change in the
MARKET. Prices as a rule were steady but oc-
casionaily strong compared with the close o.
last week Later in the week the receipts were
liberal. but there an increased de-
mand and the market was not affected I'm fact
the extreme close of the week values were
strong compared with those current at the close
OF last week. The highest prices paid this week
s.. 10 for lambs. 81 for old sheep and sls5
for yearlings- There were very few fresh ar
rivals to-day. but several carried over from
yesterday and the supply on sale was equal to
the average for Saturday There was NOT much
inquiry from local sources. but shippers were in
the market, and clearance was made at quot
ably steady prices Lambs sold as hieb as
g "a and sheep at & 15fl4. Quotation
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NEW yOpK =

NEW YORK. Feb. As IS usual on the last
day of the week. trade dull in all metals
and about the only purchase made to cover
the actual needs OF consumers. Copper fiat.
with prices quoted partly nominal: standard. sl2;
lake. s2.s21sd12sii1 electrofytic s12 s2xG12 sIIa
casting, SIP $50 1865. Tin steady; spot,
S2S. 75i2S .97z. There was some demand for lead
on the basis of si12h for spot Spelter quiet
and firm; spot, si-s5G5C5.
ST. LOUIS. Feb Metals steady; lead firm
at s3.97ia: spelter quiet at $3.50.
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Certificates have been issued to the followin,
poxnaS Indiaufans.

named Indianians:
Original-Whitney +. Cooley. National Mill
tary Home. Marion. S.
Increase. Reissue. etc.-Alfred Asey. Column
bus, sl4: James Clark Hollicx. Greencastle, 81;
waynestown. sl4 Hugh T. Carlisle. Princeton
SO: William p Richards. Bearbranch. $1i: Qun-
ton Abel Petersburg, Sl4; Benjamin Carter
Gravelton. ST: Frederick Trenck. IndiaTa polls
$i7: Oliver Outland. Paramount. SO. Lewis A
Brown. Freeman, sl4; Warren Marsh, Williams
port ST.: Isaiah 7. Miner. Mishawaka 81; John
Maule Lafayette. SO: John Morris, vevay. SIP;
James T Dawson, Princeton. sI4: French Lewis
Crisps Crossroads. $l4; Elisha Reynolds, De-
catur. s.: Cornelius Mathews. Owensville $40:
Theodore Robbins. Paragon. s24
Widows. Minors and Dependent Relatives
Isabel Clark. Kewanna. $l2; Rebecca Clingen-
pecl Hemlock IS.
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Quotations at 50. Losis. Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Feb Flour quiet; red winter
patents. $5-t54355: extra fancy and straight
at Ssas.se. Corn meal steady at s2s0 Bran
scarce and strong: sacked. east track ss<I Sc
track. sSnssizc; May, 75kc; July. 72af2kc: No
hard. ne: Corn higher; No. Z. cash. llEc:
track, 4l4G$4hc; May. f21sc: July. ll,5c nominsI
Oats higher: No. cash. s7xc: track No 9
s7kc: May. sshc. No white. 3s51c- Rye arm
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INDIANAPOLIS a. MARTINsyILIE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

For MooresvIlle and intermediate poipf. 80
will leave Kentucky avenue and Washt,Ssnls
street az t5o "a IA and every hour theIss n. "a
anu including $50 p. m. after which time 90
will leave at $50 and II rs D. m 1850 saf
Car leaves Aooresvillc ate a m ana 49,
hour theseafter 10 and including D. m a3,.y
which time q car viii leave az II o'cioek es
The q m car leaving Moorexxfiie reach~~ a.
Union Station ~ indianapolis in time 10 csr,,es
Hearty s<rvtce 70 Brooklyn
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Chicago Chronicle.

Chicago Chronicle.
One of the most important results of the
convention of Illinois teachers appears to
voring the misspelling in all documents
which the association controls of the words
although. catalogue. decalogue. programme,
though, thorough, thoroughfare, through
and throughout Most of the graduates OF
the schools controlled by these people can
and do misspeif all these words and q great
many others besides-
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb Cotton firm. Sales.
1850 bales. Ordinary, TIC; good ordinary. Sc:
low mi6dlins. 1-l6c. middling. &C; good mid
ding, 1-l6c: middling fair l0isc Receipts.
1854 bales: stock. 360.206 bales
NEW YORK, Feb. T.--Cotton-Spot closed quiet
and 10 points higher: mddling uplands, 10. 25c
niddling guilt. 1050c- Sales, 1907 bales.
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Provisions.

Sugar-cured Hams-Indiana IL lbs average
14I4c; IA to Is lbs average, lac.
Shoulders-English cured, Reliable Is 10 % lbs
average, Ilzc; sugar-cured Indiana TO 10 lbs
average 114c.
Picked Pork-Fancy homeless pig pork. Der brl
200 lbs. $3.50 fancy clear bean pork, per brl 800
lbs, S23; short clear, per brl, 200 lbs s2l r1Imn
per brl 200 lbs, $3.50; Indiana bean or fowl ner
bri 200 lbs $3.50 Also half brls 100 lbs AT hair
the price OF the bris. adding soc to addi-
tiOnal cost of package.
Lard-Kettle rendered, 11&c: pure lard. 1lszc.
Bacon-CleaI slices 80 TO go lbs average 1fILc.
so to 40 lbs average. 12c; 20 to 80 lbs average
i2%c; clear bellies, % to 80 lbs average 1bc. "a
to % lbs average, lie; IL to is lbs average a..
clear backs, 20 to 80 lbs average, Ike 70 to X
lbs average. PIC; to 10 lbs average, 12sc. In
dry salt &c less.
Seed clover. prime, s5.7567.25: English clover
s6.75d7.25: alsike, SAP. Timothy prime son
21O Fancy Kentucky bluegrass 81 50d1 60.
extra clean. ct6110c. Orchard grass 81 5OG5I IL,
red top. 9OcGs1.75. English bluegrass 81
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Inspections for week
Output of Flour
Stock in Store
WAGON MARKET

Offerings on the wagon market were lih-
eral for Saturday and were readily disposed
CT at the following range OF prices, as re-
ported by the wagon weighmaster:
Corn-45EI i5c per bu.
Oats-32a34c per bu.
Sheaf Oats-S90i per ton.
Hay-Timothy, $l3.50G145O; mixed clover
$l0.50Hll.JO per ton.
Straw-$5n6 per ton
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Dry Goods.
NEW YO'

NEW YORK, Feb. THE market continues
firm for all descriptions OF cotton goods in this
market. Print cloths quiet but strong. Cotton
yarns firm. with fair demand Woolen, worsteds
linen and print yarns are firm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-08
INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD A.
FRANKLIN n. n IN

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania ana W.T.
ington streets. First car at a. m and ho,-, -.
thereafter until 10 4. m Last car leaves a. f,,s
D. N.
Combination passenger and express 49,.
Georgia and Meridian streets for Crossword orIy