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COST OF RESTAURANT LIVING.
City Prices Call for nm Enormous
Annual Outlay.

Brooklyn Eagle
The kind of man who would go to the Hotel
Imperial in Manhattan to breakfast with good
appetite would order and pay for something like
this:
Cantaloupe. 80 cents.
Oatmeal with cream, % cents.
Coffee, with cream, % cents.
Poached eggs on toast, 81 cents.
Sirloin steak. with bacon $l.15.
Fried potatoes Is cents. Wheat cakes 25 cents.
His check would amount 10 S.
For dinner he would probably order:
Blue Points % cents.
Juenne 40 cents.
Boiled salmon. so cents.
Roast beef. 70 cents.
New peas, so cents. Mashed potatoes, Is cents
Teal duck. SIPS. Asparagus. so cents.
st. Julien, l pint, 70 cents.
Nesselrode pudding, 20 cents
Coffee, 80 cents Cheese, Is cents.
He will pay for his dinner $685..
Fer supper he will order:
SQUAD chicken. rs.
Celery salad, so cents.
Peaches and cream so cents. Eclairs, Is cents
Tea, 30 cents.
His check will be 81 So For the day his food
will have cost him s12.15. At this rate il will
income-and yet he has eaten moderately accord
ing to men of his class. His income and his
expenditures bring back TO the old PROPOSE
ton expounded by Carroll D. Wright in 1854 in
his report of the Massachusetts, bureau Of sta
tistics regarding the wages and cost of living
of the workngman. Mr. Wrights deduction ran
10
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HogS-ReceiptS. 400, shipments, 1000 The
than last week. 1900 smaller than the same week
year ago and 1900 smaller than the ccrre-
year the receipts are 25s.O 900 larger than the
same time last year and for the month thus far
the same period n year ago. For the week end
total OF 1889. against SOS the preceding week
and 20 SO the , same week year ago During ms
against ash the preceding week and 7.O25 the
corresponding week a year ago. There has been
week The receipts at the beginning of the
week were larger than expected. and. with
e Of al buyers TO push ap Prices to- 1ower
level. there decline Of SIC here in two
the shipping. because shippers generally were
losing money. and the market Immediately be-
position that shippers could not AFFORD to pay "a
In the country; and this. Of course made 1t
greatest surprise of the week come on Tuesday.
when Kingan & Co., the principal buyer refused
e the Decline tine OF @ n pces s o6 1 s"9 of
the receipts unsold. On Wednesday the market
e a. sn asHane sno e or sa sspy
was secured Buyers were free TO pay the adj
At the close OF the week and. as they expressed
Il. would have an opportunity to sweeten.'
Of executing their orders at lower prices they
were forced 20 pay higher. and at the extreme
prices had been regained. leaving a net loss OF
around zoe compared with the close OF last
week The receipts to-day We're only about half
a. large as week ago and year ago. and. no
doubt. not more than half as large as expected
A number OF dealers yesterday predicted that
there would be 10000 hogs here to-day. The
market opened with buyers a little backward
and bidding no better. IL good prices as yes
terday- Statesmen. however. were confident that
there were good many orders in sight. and
they refused to make any concessions whatever
but. on the contrary. were asking higher prices.
II took some time 10 establish basis for opera
tions but rather early in the day packers and
shippers began buying and finally, with active
competition. the supply changing hands
rapidly at strong to higher prices than yesterday
Late trains did not materfalize. Therefore. IL
was soon evident that there would not be
enough hogs 10 nl all orders. and the market
was strong. with sales showing SC above yester-
day. The extreme range in prices was from
So 20 $3.50 and the bulk or the supply sold at
- DG455 Quotations:
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CATTLE STEADY, WITHOUT CHANGE
IN CONDITIONS OR PRICES.
Hogs Scarce. Active and About Five
Cent. Higher-sheep steady-Con-
dstion of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDs, INDIANAPOLIS. Nov.
z.-cattle-Receipts. go: shipments. 100. The
receipts OF cattle this week have been up to ex-
pectations, but 200 smaller than last week.
There IL an increase OF 500 over the same week
a year ago and 600 the corresponding week
two years ago. Thus far this year the receipts
are over 5000 larger than the same time last
year and for the month thus far there Is a gain
of $500 compared with the same period year
ago While there has not been great deal OF
change IN prices OF cattle this week in a gen
sral way, there has been unusual lack OF
animation and Il has been more or less difncuit
&c transfer the consignments at all times. One
excuse for their indifference made by buyers was
that the proportion OF choice stock was TOO small
but II was observed that when such KINDS were
offered they did not attract unusual attention
Probably the best reason for the dull market
was the influence OF other markets here and some
reduction In the demand for meat. AT the be-
ginning of the week there was general decline
of 1GG15c ma9e in the market and In the next
two days the trading was exceedingly dull at
the decline. 1t observed. however, that
statesmen finally succeeded In disposing Of most
of their consignr1ents- At the close or the week
the supplies were smaller than expected and on
that account there was more life In the trade
at fully steady prices. compared with those pre-
vafIfng earlier in the week, but sales at higher
prices were exceptions. The best sellers this
week have been COWS and they at a sm Rss
been a fair outlet for good light butcher steers
but heavy grades and plain killers OF all KINDS
have suffered. The marketing OF choice cattle
has been the smallest for 4 long time and no ex-
treme prices were secured, the top Tor steers De,
inf 81 81 and IL IL the first week since the second
week in February that no cattle were marketed
good enough to sell as high as 80 The top price
Tor heifers was si.25 and for cows $50 The
poorest sellers in the fat cattle line this week
we're heifers- There was not great deal a., OF
for statesmen to ind an outlet for all the supply
every day. Bulls sold high as 81 and the top
price for calves s725. IL has been long
ffr.e since the demand for feeding stock was as
small as this"week and hardly enough business
was transacted In this line to show the true con-
dition of the market The receipts to-day were
about equal to the average at this time in the
week and, usual on Saturday. most or the
offerings were butcher cattle. There was no
urgent demand. but a fair request from nearly
ali buyers and sales for the most part were at
steady prices compared with yesterday. Quota
tons:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis. Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2S.-wheat lower; No 2 red.
S2as2,sc: track. ss119sskc: No. hard, 7s@79c.
Corn lower: No. 2; cash; 4oc; track; HlAq!2c;
2, cash, SC. track 371sas7Ec; May. s6a4c; Nc. 2
white. ssgss1zc. Flour steady; red winter patents
clear, s35OQ3.sO Timothy seed steady at s2.25Q
2:S5: prime worth more. Corn meal steady at
HAY steady; timothy, s7.5O912.5o 50; prairie. s5@l0
whisky steady at s1a Cotton ties. .05. Bag
ging. 5%q614c Hemp twine &C. Pork steady
Sc: boxed shorts s7.621s; clear ribs. IS. Receipts
Flour. 1000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu: corn. A. 600
blu; oats, 49, 600 blu. Shipments-Flour 10 900
brls; wheat $1,000 bu; corn. 1900 bu; OATS
49, 900 bu.
esszc; May, 6S1kG6sssc; cash, No. 2 hard, 729
73c; No. g. 67Q71c; No. red, S1qS2c; No. g.
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INDIANAPOLIS & NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
General Onices, Lebanon, ind

General Omces. Leoanon. md
Indianapolis waiting rooms ticket offioe o01
express Office 1ls West Maryland street Union
block Room g.
fort leaves Indianapolis a m. Ar. Prank
fort at S:l5 a. M and every hour thereafter
until ID. IN. Last car for Lebanon leaves
Indianapolis at $50 p.
First through for Indianapolis leaves
Frankfort at $50 a. m, arriving at Indian
apoIis at S:45 a m. and every hoar thereafter
until $50 u. m First from Lebanon
To indianapolis leaves Lebanon &C 5:1b a. m.
and arrives at Indianapolis at 6:< y. m
Express Department
Consignraents received until ~ o'clock a. m.
for delivery the same day to all points between
Indianapolis and Frankfort, and Tntil 8 y. m
Tor delivery to all points before o'clock the
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INDIANAPOLIS a. EASTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Greenfield Line.

General Offices Franklin Building.
All cars depart from Meridian and Georgia
streets - - -.
For Richmond. New Castle and intermediate
stations: Passenger cars leave on the following
bonrs. e.57 a. m, S:57 a. 1857 a m. II 81
o. m 2:57 p m, 4:57 p. m and 6:s7 ?. M ex-
arant sunday when leave every hour from
s.5T a no until s:57 p. IN. The above cars make
direct connection for Eaton. Dayton. xsnia.
SnI,,rnbt.s Hamilton and Cincinnati. o.
For Greenfield, Knightstown and intermediate
stations passenger cars leave First car at
go "a m and each hour thereafter until 7:57
IN The S:57 TO Greenfield only. The
t.s7 runs TO Knghtstown. Next car. at HIS
- IN runs 10 Knightstown. and last car leaves
=, Ia.a5 a m. for Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at 5:57 a. m. 1904 a. m and ll:SI a. m for
Knightstown-
Freight Cars
E-or Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
.rrtve al 7:30 a m. and leave at a. m. Also
Give AT go D. m. and leave at 80 p. m
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May the Stronger Option-December
Prices Ease on.

ALBERT r. Thompson & Co.. Indianapolis.l
CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-There was a firm wheat
market here. with NC advance, but the de-
ferred futures eased off before the close. The
market got its best help from the strength at
Duluth. That market reported large cash sales
to Buffalo and was relatively stronger than the
other markets. The Northwest $751;
against yy2 last year But the primary total was
larger than last year. The cables showed no
strength and counted against this market The
Argentine news was conflicting some reports Of
rain some reports of just the contrary sort
Worlds shipments will be Ss00O00 bu The
Northwest talked small purchases and predicted
small receipts.
The corn feature to-day was liquidation Of
December and relative weakness Of that future.
1t sold Ac to sc under May. The Eastern de-
mand keeps quiet Receipts were 343 cars. The
corn has gone out OF here about fast as It
has come in and stocks will change little. Cables
were about steady.
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INDIANAPOLIS, SHELBYvILLE d
soUTHEAsTERN TRACTION CO.

Cars leave indianapolis for Shelbyvile and all
intermediates stops from the corner OF washing
TON and Meridian streets the following hours:
60 & O. TO- IL a. m, Il O'Clock noon and !. z
q 4 8 g. Z, S, and IL 20 p. m
Cars leave Shelbyviile for Indianapolis and all
intermediate stops follows: 4;s7, 5:57, 6:57,
7.57 $751; 1851, 1851 1851 a. m. and 1851. 1:57.
aS7 s57 $685. 5:57. $751; 1851. s:57 ard lao p.
Round-trip tickets. Indianapolis ~ She'byville.
can be purchased at Huder's drug store. corner
OF washington and Pennsylvania streets.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Nov 2s.-Poultry-Alive weak
Western chickens lie: fowls. HE; turkeys. l2c
Dressed weak Western chickens. lS1ul4c
fowls 13c; turkeys. 1sdlsc.
BOSTON Nov 2S.-lSpecial. Poultry firm.
fowls l3Gl4c; chickens, Hdl5c; turkeys, lSq25c
Eggs firm at SOC.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 2s-Poultry dull lower.
i0c: geese. Sc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S-Poultry-Alive STEADY;
turkeys. l2Ikc; chickens. nc; springs, 7i1qsc
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2s-Poultry easy; hens
and springs, Sc turkeys. lie.
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l. No. 3 mixed 10: No mixed. 20: total y
cars. Oats: No. white, l car; total, i car
Hay: No. clover, 1 car; total. car.
WAGON MARKET.
Receipts OF corn and hay were liberal yester-
day. with prices unchanged.
Corn-Per bu 54d56c; new, 46I50c-
Oats-Per bu. 3Sd40c.
Hay-Timothy, sl1Gl2; clover. HaS; mixed
$Sas.
Sheaf Oats-Per ton ssd10
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WHEAT STOCKS DECREASE.
Stocks of Corn Show Good Increase
weekly Record.

Wheat stocks have decreased IS Al bu the past
week. The wheat stocks amounted yesterday to
24.233 bu, against 352. SO blu last Saturday.
Corn stocks increased from 200 TO 5000 bu the
past week-13.3OO bu
The output of flour by the Indianapolis mills
the past week was about 1000 brls less than the
output the previous week. The mills put out
this week 10 Az brls. The stock of -four on
hand amounts to 5,6S7 brls.
The following figures show the output Of flour,
the receipts of corn, wheat and oats for the
week and the stocks of corn, wheat and oats:
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Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet
but steady; winter patents s49420: straights.
So 70M410; spring patents. s4Q430; straghs, So so
@375 bakers, s2.5oQ33O Wheat-No. 2 spring.
sl1zc; No. 8, S1QS2Ac; No. red. S3QS4&c. Corn
352sc; No white 35lsQ3sc. No. rye. 52aQ5sc
Barley-Good feeding. 35QS6c; fair to choice malt
western. 971ec. Prime timothy seed. s.. So Clover
Contract grade. s11. Mess pork. per brl, $11 12h
oil % Lard, 100 lbs, Sc 42k as. AZ. Short rib
sides Qoose), s6s71zQ6.e2h. Short clear sides
(boxed), S6Q6.l2lz Whisky-Basis Of high wines,
1925
Receipts-Flour, 25. 500 brls; wheat. zss 900 bu;
corn. 2S9 600 bu; oats. 227. 700 bu; rye 5000 bu;
barley, IA. 200 bu Shipments-Flour, 2s 500 brs:
wheat. lbs. 300 bu corn, 21s 100 blu; oats lSS 800
blu; rye. 8, $50 blu; barley. 81, 100 blu.
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COLUMBUS a. SOUTH
ERIN TRACTION COMPANY.

Passenger cars leave Pennsyivania and WASH
,prton streets for Southport, Greenwood. White
land FranklhI. Amity EoinburE. Tayiorsyflls
sra Columbus First at a IN. and every
hour thereafter until 10 D. m The last car
leaves at ll:l5 p m FIR points seuth OF Frank.
noon 2 A. and ll:l5 y. IN.
Coordination passenger and express leaves
csorgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood
-r.- o. n M. and 800 ID. m.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-While there were no
large sales of metals reported to-day an average
Saturday Business contaminated at steady
prices. The iron market showed a slightly i'm
proved tone, although prices were nomnalIy I'M
changed. Copper was quiet with lake quoted
at s12 So electrolytic at SLABS and casting SIP
The tin market ruled quiet and firm. with spot
at $50. 1925 q Lead steady; spot, s4.25 Spelter
dull: spot s5.62ia.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 2S.-Metals quiet Lead dull
at 81 Spelter hrmer at A.75.
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This Keeps Foreign Cash Prices Up
General Situation.
[Porterfeld & Co. Indiananolis ]

fPorterfeld & Co.. Indanapolis.l
CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-The market was strong at
the opening and continued until the close,
when some profit taking was felt. The bull
news came from the Northwest and Duluth The
latte- was selling wheat to New York direct
Milling demand continues and keeps cash prices
up: One of the strong features was buying by
a house which has oeen a persistent seller all
week. The Argentine news was rather conflict
ing. but we believe the export from there will be
large. Probably there will be some further bulge
Monday, as the big operators control the situa-
ton.
The feature Of corn was liquidation In Decem-
Der and buying of Nav.
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4. N. time e In BLACK figures Trsins married
thus: Daily; S-Sieeper: P-ParlGr Car: c.
Chair Car; D-Dining Car; Except sunday;
f-sunday only tDails except Monday
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Cotton-spot closed
steady. Middling uplands, 11.50c; middling gulf
IL. 75c. Sales. As bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2S.-Cotton Arm; sales
$3.50 bales. Ordinary. SIC; god ordinary. 11-16c
low midding. 10 1l-16c; midding, 10 11-1sc: good
middling, 11hc; midding fair. 11sc. Receipts,
II, 21 bales; stock, 257, 1872 bales.
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marked up and prices which would have been
accepted a week ago now peremP-
torily refused by manufacturers. many OF whom
refuse 70 quote prices on delivery far ahead
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-The week in dry goods
closed quietly but with ever-hardening ten
dency to prices. Few open advances were regis
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Representative sales.

Shcep-ReceEpts, DO; shipments small TIE re-
cepis OF sheep and lambs this week show a de-
crease OF over 500 compared with last week and
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If the prices are made larger this condition
income of $1,000 AS for the laboring man, the
expenditure must be increased TO fully 40 per
cost of meals at the same class of restaurants
for the same viands cooked and served equally
ws would have been to Is a., day IN N .ne
York has raised its prices. The man with the
$4,000 year income finds II necessary to go to
cheaper place to dine than he has been accus-
toned to- The man with s. 900 year goes
individual who is getting from $1,000 to $1,000
annually am and who few short years ago found
some of the moderate priced restaurants. is now
searching for eating stalls OF the messenger boy
class, while as for the messenger boys,weli.
wagons. The story Of the Hotel Imperial res
taurant is that Of every restaurant in the city
eminently proper, to the very cheapest, where
For the purpose of showing that the prices
selected by the diner at the Imperial were not
the BACK he ucn M pate
foie gras 81; club steak, So: flet Chateaubriand.
beS 81 crab ~l1e Ia
Newburg. 81 frogs legs la poulette. .1-25;
Let us go still further. and as there is the
viii lsr oss Of 1892 and 5
the United States census reports. Oolong tea
was quoted at 14l1 cents in July. 1902. and at II
AZ cents last year and at 5s cents this year.
The cheapest grade Of graduated sugar in 1902
sold for Isl cents pound: in 1903 It cost sls
how beef has climbed up in the last few years
Of native Was per 100 @ ne on thee
boot In 1900 Cot the prices jumped to $50 and
price Of Texas steers c climbed " from sss2
1899 to S. so in 1902 and this upward tendency
The following figures furnished by r. G. Dun
Co. to the United States Census Bureau show
for the products named in July. issa and Juiy
1903 The third decimal is given for accuracy
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Wool.

LONDON, Nov 2s.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day IL ,924 bales. There
brisk demand for fine kinds at steady
prices. Low and inferior grades slow.
Most OF the cross reds offered were taken by
the home trade. France and Germany competed
for scoureds- good supply of fine conditioned
new caused spirited competition. Withdrawals
tail: New South Wales. 5000 bales; secured
ildais Sd; greasy t.dais I'd oueenslsnd 600
Victoria, 1140 bales: secured. 7kdQls Cd; greasy.
61zdG1s ND South Australia, LOO bales:
greasy. 5dq1s I'D. West Australia, q 900 bales:
greasy. 5hGs1sd. Tasmania, 200 bales; greasy.
11dGls I'd. New Zealand. $500 bales; secured,
647lzd; greasy. H1Q11d. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal. 500 bales; secured. Is 1hd01s Sd:
greasy, 61aQ9d
sT LOUIS Nov 2smWoo quiss medium
fine: 159l7Ac; heavy fne l29i4hc; tub washed.
20f31c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-wool firm; domestic
fleece, 2Sd32c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Nov. 2s.-Credit balances 81 50; GER
tifcates no bid. Observation-Disclosures s6,o43
brs; average, rs. asa brls; Lima, 56,0e5 brls:
erage 66,445 brls. Runs-Pennsyvania, SO, $50
brs; average. 6s.2S1 brls; Lima. 5O,O53 brls aver
age Sc, 120 brls.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Petroleum firm; refined
New York, s.50c: Philadelphia and Baltimore,
S;45c: Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk. .6.55c.
Rosin quiet: strained. common good, 81 550
$50. Spirits of turpentine dull 5sd5s11c.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 2S-Turpentne steady at
5s1ke. Rosin steady; sales none: A.. B.. c. D.
81; E. 81 O5; F, 81 Is; G., SIPS; H. $3.50; l. so;
K, $40; NJ $3.50; N, 50; window glass, So. Is;
water white, $780,
SAVANNAH. Nov. 2s.-Turpentine firm at Sc
q, s2s5; II, $40; I. $3.50; X, $3.50; Nj. $3.50; N,
$40; window glass. 1925; water white $3.50
WILMINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Sprits Of turpentine
steady at 5519c Rosin-Nothing doing. Tar firm
at $3.50 Crude turpentine firm at s2.25 $3.50
and $3.50.
MONTPELIER. Nov. 2s.-Crude petroleum
strong and active; North Lima, s1.35; South Lima
and Indiana, $1.30.
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ypw.r ~ enoee Observation-Disclosures. - s45o9525
plain sat staers / $50 lbs and upwards. 4.25G465
Good 20 choice 1 800 10 l3O0-lb steers. 4O0n460
T,Iain Eat 1oo to 4 300-lb steers..-. 3. 756rA35
Good TO choice 300 TO 1,15o-lb steers..-. 3.50q4Z5
plain TAT 900 to l50-b steers......... 3.2543.75
Choice feedinr steers / 600 TO 100 lbs 3503I37 rs
Good feeding steers 800 to LOO lbs. ..3-2SQ35O
Medium feeding steers, 800 10 500 lbs... 3.OO45zo
Corprnon IN rood stockers ............ 250ft3. so
coed TO choice heifers 250G42 70
Tnfr TO medium heifsrs so0ll3. IS
Common Iieht Observation-Disclosures. 22502.75
Good 10 choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3OOfls so
Fair 20 medium OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25OqlS5
Canners and CUTTERS. lO0Q2. SO
Frfune 10 fancy EXPORT bulls .......... 325fl3.75
Good IN choce butcher bulls ........... 275613.00
(,ounnon to fair bulls 2O0ID2 so
Ta5r 20 hest xeal caIy es .............. 55OlD7OO
pair to rood heavy calves ............. 3O0GD5.50
Good n choice cows and calves O0G50.00
Common to medium COWS and calves. .2o. 00Q3o.00
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In word: 1t costs the rs 600 900 people of the
United States $2.052. 900, 900 to I've in 1908
than it cost them I'm 1887. In this connection
is one of the anomalies OF American Institutions
At the same time last June that we were paying
69H cents bushel for corn IL was being ex-
ported for IS is cents a bushel Wheat was
exported the same month for so Us cents a
bushel while 1t was being sold in our own mar
kets for s7es cents
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Lake Erie & Western R. r.
Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex......tsls sloa
Toledo Detroit and Chicago linn. 20 -. 25
Auncie. Lafayte and Mich Cy spec. fs10 tl0.25
~ Indianapolis Unior Station.
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VIvennsyIVanid lines

Trains Run by Central Time
TICKET OFFICES Station and corIser Illinois ana
WASHINGTON Streets.
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Dairy and r

Dairy and Other
Breadstuffs Meats garden foods
Year. (dollars.) (dollars.) (dollars.) (dollars.)
1908 ....H47s s2ss 1Soss siss
Clothing Metals Miscellaneous Total
(dollars) (dollars.) (dolars.) (dollars.)
13SOS 1852 2.2SS 72455
17.136 1854 167 65 90 456
In word. II costa tha 0o0 aoa ro.vro 80