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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-15

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May 1.-THE
United States squadron sailed to-day for
the Canary islands. the Brooklyn and Cas-
tine for Teneriffe and the Atlanta and
Marietta for Las Palmas.
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VIENNA. May LIT is announced that
among the demands OF the Austro-Hun-
garian army and naval military authorities
in the military budget will be $500. 600 for
the construction of a fleet of torpedo boats,
$2.500,000 for submarine boats and 81. LIS 900
for new neld guns.
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c. W. Kriel. s.le distributor for Wilkie
Collins. 10 cent cigr. Tom Benton. cent
cigar. Enough said.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb 4-Flour-Receipts. %. 924
brls: exports .iSO brls. The market was firmly
held but with the trade quiet. Minnesota pat
ents S4s5G515. Rye -four firm. Buckwheat
-four easy Corn meal firm. Rye firm. Barley
steady.
wheat-Receipts 1925 bu; exports $1,000 bu:
sales 100000 bu futures. Spot firm; No 2 red,
csc elevator; No red. 95isc f. o. b. afioat: No.
northern. Duluth. S1.037s f. o. b. ahoat: No. 1
hard Manitoba nominal (. O. b. ahoat. With a
broadening speculative trade. wheat had an
other strong advance to-day. closing i4dlc net
higher. Besides scare, the market was
Influenced by higher cables bullish sentiment. a
large outside demand and smaller Western re-
ceipts: May 95SsG96isc. closed at 96isc: July
50 5-1sdsOi1c. closed at 9Olsc; September. S34
sac. closed at S3ssc.
Corn-Receipts. p. $50 hu; exports. 50. SGT bu
Spot firm. No. nominal. elevator and SIC
afoat: No yellow, 5Sc; No. , white, 5Sc The
option market was fairly active and stronger on
public buying, the war news. higher cables and
with wheat closing sc net higher: May. 59&
eoasc. closed at 6O9sc; July. 56s Q57c, closed at
6ats-Reeeipts 25. 500 bu. Spot firm; No . 46c;
standard white 5Ol9c; No. white. Sic; No. 3
Hay steady Hops firm Hides firm. Leather
steady. Wool firm Coal nominal.
Beef steady. Cut meats quiet. Lard steady;
refined steady. Pork firm Tallow quiet
Cotton-seed oil steady. Petroleum steady
Rosin steady. Turpentine steady.
Rice steady
Molasses firm.
Conee-Spot quiet. Rio nominal: No. in
voice 77kc Mild steady: Cordova, S4 G13ikc
Sugar steady. Refined steady.
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TRADING In STOCKS DULL
PRICES OF SECURITIES BROKE
WHILE cor TON WAS sLUMPING.
Secretary Shaw, Call for Governments
Deposits Most Important Develop
ment i'm Money Market

NEW YORK. Feb. Con ditions in the stock
market to-day practically the same as for
several days and the moveua mt Of prices was
wavering and uncertain
The sharp break in the morning. while prices
of cotton were sumping. pointed 10 a sympathy
between the two movements. which leaves little
doubt thar the collapse in cotton h viewed with
or less apprehension in Wall street
The general apprehension that the long,
ferred crisis in the Russo-Japanese' contest was
at last hand was factor in the stagnation
in stocks here well as in foreign stock mar
kets
The further jump in grain and the drop in
cotton the empirical indications of war
like outcome But the highly artificial conditions
in the commodity markets due 10 the excessive
speculative commitments give them SeVerish
sensibility that robs them of safety as an index
OF conditions.
The most important event Of the day 10 The
financial markets was the ten days notice give n
for payment of 20 per cent OF government de
posits held by national banks. This calls for
about $50. 00o,00 payable New York.
II is highly probable therefore that interior
posits with New York banks TO meet the gov
enqhie 81 call As the secretary Ss say 5
kets
first call soon 10 be followed by another
for 10 per cent more of the deposits. The con-
market here OF the Panama canal payments
nave counted upon the portion 10 be paid d.
rectly from the United States treasury as so
much additional resources released to the money
markets
The realization has been growing that a larger
portion than at first supposed would have TO
be met by Withdrawals of government deposits,
ana the quiet acceptance given by the markets
10 the secretafys call shows that its amount
had been pretty accurately foreseen in financial
circles.
As to the effect on the money market Of these
Withdrawals, IL is clearly dependent upon the
skill with which the banking in connection
with the payment is carried through. There is
a general belief that New York banks to be
made depositaries on behalf of the foreign stock
holders OF the payments from the government
ano that these banks have made extensive in
veStments in foreign exchange already to pro-
vide for the remittance OF the sums due TO for
eigners.
a revival of talk responsible for the
sharp recession in prices just at the close, and
the close weak.
Buying of United States Steel stock at an
advance of point, which without explana-
ton, was factor in the recovery of prices from
the opening depression.
Bonds were irregular Total sales at par value
g, 10000. United States bonds were
changed call.
Sales and the
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EXCITING DAY In COTTON
MOST SENSATIONAL DECLINE IN HIS
TORY OF NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
News that War Had Been Declared
Caused the Heavy Selling Toward
Close OF the Session.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The cotton market
opened weak ri a decline of 47G59 points
the old and 15a20 points on the new crop months.
under continued liquidation and selling for short
account. accompanied by the widest excitement
and confusion.
The fact that heavy buying orders had been
received here from New Orleans just before the
close last night and the firm showing Of the
New Orleans market in the late trading has
led TO expectations that the English market
this morning would prove higher than expected.
Cables. however. reported a net decline of 20Q
26 points at the hour OF the local opening, and
with no show Of bull support. the news from
the far East threatening and bear confidence
strengthened the market after. some little irreg-
ularity, turned very weak. particularly when it
was seen that March in New Orleans had broke
LOG points and July 80 points.
This show Of weakness in the very stronghold
of bull speculation struck terror in the smaller
lines in the local market and in a moment prices
going downward a rate that threatened
TO surpass the break of last Tuesday. After
March had been forced down to 15.3Oc, May TO
155sc and July To 15.74c. net loss these
positions of about 81 sc points, the entrance
into the ring OF the bull leader. who bid for
May and July. restored confidence
tent.
The New Orleans crowd began buying in vol
ume and the market steadied up until it
within 10 or II points OF yesterdays close. Fol-
lowing this the market In the late trading
perienced the most sensational fluctuations OF
the day or season. for that matter in the his
tory OF the exchange
Shortly before closing time rumor cir
culated that war had actually been declared be-
tween Russia and japan and this precipitated
the market into the widest confusion.
Long cotton was fairly poured out from all
sides. July here broke about 10 points in twenty
minutes. while in New Orleans it lost nearly
JOG points in the same time. From 10 SIC, the
nigh point for March locally, that option was
depressed to I4.77c
May sold down from 1870 to 1900 and July
from lc.22C TO l5.23c, these prices representing
net declines of HIGHS points. The market closed
at nearly the lowest at net loss, of 104a132
points on the old and of S0d5O points on the
new crop months. Sales were estimated at 5000
hole
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ACTIVITY
ON RECORD IN COFFEE
War Rumors Caused Heavy Selling
Later, and the Close showed De-
cline from 50 to IO5 Points.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4-The market for coffee
futures opened weak at decline of 10 Is
points on the near months. and OF SO to IS points
the later positions
The activity and excitement the call
passed all previous records. IL took three men
10 engineer the call usually conducted by one.
and II before Il completed In the
meantime the activity had been checked
While the market ruled fairly steady at the
opening level. there little tendency toward
recovery. There continued covering and
heavy selling by exporting interests. who. II
said. attempting 10 shake out the specula-
tive long interests who have recently entered the
market.
Wits cotton occasionally weak people who were
long On both markets found themselves I'm a po-
rition where liquidation became a necessity
Shortly after midday the market steadied up
about 20 points but in the later trading weak
ened again. and on account OF rumors that war
had been declared In the far East became abso-
luteiy dsmoralized. with Cotton Exchange inter
heavy sellers.
The market closed irregular al a net decline
OF 50 TO los points. sales were $50. 250 bags,
GLIDING: March 625c7c April. 64OlR7 15c: May
e55d7 30c: July. 6.s0d7 03c. August. 7.35c Sep
TENDER. 7o5G7 Soc; October. 1851 .S5c: November
Too; December. 7.35G7Sc.
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The sale of ten shares Of Indianapolis Street
railway stock at IS reported TO the Stock
Exchange yesterday by one of the Washington
street houses. This is the highest price for
Street-railway stock since this time year ago.
The bid yesterday was SO. The stock has been
advancing steadily for some time.
The ask price on Consumers Gas Trust stock
was reduced from 1000 to 600 yesterday The bid
remained at 500. This is the first change in
either the bid ask quotation on Consumers
Gas for some time. No sales Of the issue have
been reported to the Stock Exchange since the
early part of December. From the fact that the
bid has remained 500 for weeks, with the ask
price 500 points higher. it is evident that Con-
sumers' Gas Trust is not in demand at the pres
ent price.
E d. Bush yesterday purchased ss2 900 of
Jackson county Az per cent. gravel road bonds.
- +
In the selection of Henry Phipps to succeed
John d. Rockefeller. ST.. the United States Steel
Corpora ton gives the original Pittsburg Steel
coterie a stronger representation in the board
than ever before. With Henry c. Frick. Charles
NJ Schwab, James Gayey, President w e
Corey. James H Reed and William Edenborn
on the board. the practical steelmakers advance
a point in representation, and CORRESPONDENCE
Of the strongest interests in the Steel Cor
poration believe that the number Of the steel
masters in the directorate should be further in
creased and that this is to be the policy in the
future.
A. w. Thomson (from Logan & Bryan's Wall
street house with the war situation its most
critical stage. the stock market yesterday showed
stubborn resistance to numerous bear attacks
and some liquidation by small traders. better
feature is the pricking OF the cotton and coffee
bubbles and bringing these commodities TO
more rational basis. The increased value in the
price OF wheat and corn is an important factor
in increasing the wealth OF the farmer. Yes
terday's market was a distinctly professional
one. and nothing more be expected until
actual war peace occurs This market will
be supported by biz interests I'm the event OF
hostilities and will then begin an upward
ment
a WalI-street wire 10 Meyer Kiser says:
There impression that the strength OF
Steel represented the marking up of that Sc
eurity Cor the purpose Of making a market on
which 10 sell other stocks. This is a theory
which repeat without assuming responsibility
for It's accuracy. There are some who are not
entirely convinced that the resignation Of John
D. Rockefeller means nothing at ALL"
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ConsoIs at Low Figure.

Commenting on the recent fall in consols to a
figure not touched since the Overend- Quincy
panic Of 1866. the London Financial Times sums
up the various causes OF the depressed mar
ket. The war scare is classed as the iInmedi-
ate cause: but much stress Is laid on the in
huence exerted investors by the conservative
action OF the English banks in writing down
consos their balance sheets from 80 TO s..
since the low Inquire Is Ia points below the low
level thus far reached. IL Is supposed that many
estates and institutions have leaped TO the con-
clusion that further decline Il expected. The
review continues.
1t Is not a little striking that the highest
and the lowest prices Of consOls during the past
half century have both 9een recorded within
the comparatively short space 81 the last six or
years. In short. the financial condition Of
the country has rarely. II ever, shown such "A
compiete change as during the period from
and 1885 the highest prices were IL, ii35s and
ll3A respectively. and even In 1899 they reached
was within two points o, the absolutely lowest
ieyeAf0r the past nifty u prs New York Post.
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Local Wheat Market Stronger.

The local cash wheat market stronger
yesterday. The range:
Wheat stronger: No red 97lzc track: No .
red. 97lAc milling fro ight; No. red, Soc
track wagon. Csc.
Corn steady: No. 2 white. 45c; No. 3 white.
45c; No. 4 white, 43c; No. white mixed. 45c
No white mixed, 45c No. white mixed 43c
No 2 yellow. 45c; No. yellow. Acc; No. yell
low 43Hc; No. mixed. 45c; No. mixed, 45c
No 4 mixed. 434c; ear 45c.
Oats firmer: No. white. 42c; No. white,
nibc; No . mixed, Ale: No. mixed 401zc
Hay steady; No. timothy. $11.5O; No. timo-
inspections-Corn: No. . white . cars: No 3
white 5: No. 3 yellow. g. No. yellow, /; No. 3
mixed II; No. mixed, /; no grade, l. ear.
mixed L. total. % Oats: No. mixed, 1
car. Hay No. ! timothy, cars; No. timo-
thy, /: total cars
THE WAGON MARKET.
Corn-Old. 45G50c: new, 40645c.
Oats-Sheaf, SSGl0 per ton; new, shelled oats,
37d40c per bu.
Hay-Ciover, s7.5OaS timothy. slOQ12: new,
mixed $10Q11; millet, SSG9.
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Poultry and other Produce.

EINEN
Cheese-Wisconsin, 12c. New York full creams
fsc: SWISS Ice. brick. 14c. limburger l2c
Poultry-Tom turkeys lSc. hens &C: cocks &c.
capons. lie: young ducks, Sc: springs. salOc
geese &C per 10.
Batter-choice roll. lie: Elgin creamery. CSC:
STATE. 23c.
Exgs-Lower at 2S427c.
Wool-Local dealers paying for wagon lots /.
Good medium merchantabe unwashed he.
coarse and braid. 15c. heavy merino, i0aI2c:
half-blood. 124i4c; bury and cotted l24isc:
Western. lie
Feathcrs-Prime geese. soc per ID; prime duck
Game-Rabbits. socal per dog. slqI.lo per dox
for drawn.
Beeswax-soc for yellow. 25c for dark
HIDES AND TALLLOw
Green salted Hides-No. J. Txc: No 2 sac.
No. i calf, I0c: No. calf. SC.
Tallow-No. !. SIC. No. 2. &c.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Discounts.

INDTANAPOLIS.-COm paper. S per
cent: time loans 5izG6 per cent.
NEW YORK.-Close: Money call easy az
1isG2 T,cr cent: closing bid IL per cent OF
fered at per cent. Time loans slightly frmer:
sixty days. 3ia44 per cent. ninety days. 4Q44
per cent: six months. r.u8ia per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 4laG5A per cent Sterling ex-
change firm. then steady. with actual business
in bankers bill AZ SfS5eGGi S5.65 for dema nj
ana at 81 81. 90I4-S3 FOR siXty-day bills Posted
rates, 8 S3iz04A and s. S644ssk Commercial
bills, $4S2aGAS2A.
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Money Rates Abroad.


LONDON Money. 202t per cent: discounts
- az 15-l6 per cent. Consols. S11t0SS.
PARIS-Three Yer cent rentes. OF s0isc for
the account. Exchange on London. 25f lie for
checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange London. 30m fsizpf
for checks. Discount rates. Short and three
months bills. "a per cent.
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Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. -Thursday's statement Of the
treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive
OF the sirclo ooo gold reserve In the division %
redemption shows,
Available cash balance. S22q 25 II
Gold $3.50 S1
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UNION TRACTION STOCK
SOLD ON THE EXCHANGE
Railway and Two Martinsville
Rapid Transit Elves.

Twenty shares of Union Traction preferred
stock sold at the call of the local Stock
Exchange yesterday at II. The transfer was
made in two ten-share lots. The bid then went
back to SO and the ask price rs. The sales
OF ten shares of Indianapolis Street Railway
stock at So and $1,000 Indianapolis and Martins
vile Rapid Transit fves 81 reported.
Few changes were made in the general list
Official ouOtations.
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NEW YORK Feb. s-secretary shaw's cali
Tor a 20 per cent payment OF the Panama canal
money loan viii take little more than s. co., 90
from the depository hanks OF this city. IL
derstood that large amount OF exchange has
heen gathered 10 meet the transfer OF payments
OF this government % the Panama Canal Com
pany and the government Of Panama
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Leading futures ranged

Cash quotations were follows: Flour firmer.
Wheat-No. spring. SSd93c; TO. g. SOQ92c No.
red 93d97Ikc Corn-No. 2. 5154c; No. yellow,
524c. Oats-No. .. 43A943%c; No. white 43iA
G45lkc No. , rye &C. Barley-Good feeding,
S9d4ic; fair to choice mailing 47G5S1zc Flax
seed-No 1. Sill; No. 1 Northwestern, Sis.
grade $40. 75d11. Mess pork. per brl. Sl3 621z a
10 u.s. Lard. per 100 lbs. 81. 42I9 d745. Short rib
sides QOose). $6.6215d6S712. Short clear sides
boxed. S6.S7kG7. Whisky-Bass of high wines.
S127
Receipts-Flour. 2S.S00 brls; wheat. $500 bu;
corn go. 500 bu; oats 1870. 400 bu rye, $500 bu !;
barley 1O7 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. So 500 brls;
wheat as COO bu corn. 800 800 bu; oats. So 500 blu
rye, 5, 500 bu; barley. 10. 200 bu.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YoRK.-Bar silver. 55ls: Mexican dol
lars. f2A-
LoNDoN.-siiver bars. 25 n-isc per ounce.
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Local CIearings.
VIII Take $7.ooo.OOo from New York.

Thursdays clearinvs .............. s. Oss sgs *
Corresponding day last year............ Sf0SfS -
balances 81 so IS
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Drugs.

Bags. .5c per ton extra. ground -four or dumped
in cellar JJc per ton extra. second floor or car
rieC in csdlar From wagon. PC per ton extra
by wheelb arrow. chute basket.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt 81. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Feb 4.-F1our firm and higher:
red winter patents s4.550is5; extra fancy and
/ CONTINUED on PAGE IL. COL. q
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The Assets OF the Company In the United States
are as follows

Cash on hand and in banks. 1O.246.43
Real estate unincumbered 1910. 10000
Bonds owned by the company
bearing interest at the rate Of
per cent. secured as follows:
due i'm 1925 2ss.1s75O
National bank stocks..-...-....... H.f7O.O0
Barney z Smith Car Co, Stilwell-
Bierce Co. pref stocks and bonds 2s.l5OOO
stock .......................... 100000
> Rs2SSay stocks. ete..,.....,..... ss.s25.OO
Dayton Gas Light & Coke Co
Gas & Elect. Co stocks.......... 1s,S4OOO
Co. stocks .... - 27.OS7.OO
ISOLATION stock -................. 10000
Loans on bonds and mort cages of
real estate. worth double the
amount for which the same is
mortgaged. and free from any
prior incumbrance .......-.-.-... SO,S61.oC
Debts for premiums ........-..... 5000. AZ
All other securities .............- 1890
Total assets. ...................... s6l2. SOC IS
LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted ................. LOO 90
Losses resisted (neD ............ 10000
Amount necessary to reinsure
outstanding risks ............... S,2671S
Total liabilities. .................. Ss.7671s
The greatest amount in any one
FISK ........-...-..-............ SO,vOo
State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of State
/. the undersigned, auditor of state of the
State Of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above Is a correct copy of the statement of
the condition OF the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3lst day of December. 1905. as
shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on fle
IN this Office.
In testimony whereof hereunto subscribe
my name and affix my official
lSEAL.1 seal this 1st day OF February,
1904.
ID. e. sHERRICK. Auditor of State
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Alcohol s25212.70; asafoetida. 4Oc: alum. 2sk
94c; camph,lr SO4S5c; cochiDeal 55c; chIoro-
form, safe: cOpperas. bril- Soc. cream tartar
pure. 22435c; indigo. 654S0c; lcorice. Caleb.
genuine. 55QAe magnesia. carb.. OF. 2OG22c
morphine r. a. w, per o. $2.45H270; OIL berga-
mot. per b. So opium. $.J0fi3.75: qC mine. r. a
W. per OF. 3lg ysc: balsam copaiba. 50I6Oc: soap
CASTLE. Fl 80 s16c; soda. bicarb. Pa M5c salts
Epson. 1Aaic sulphur flour. zAq5c: satpeter
Sal0c: turpentite, 63ulOc: glyceTin 16izG20c
Icdide potassium S2-45Gf250 bromide potassium
sJQ50c; chIorate potash. f5d2Oc: borax, Sale
muir O564 %
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THE JoBBING TRADE.
lRetan Prices.l

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF The Wholesale deaIers)
Coal and Coke.
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Total sales ....-.---......4s 9, 200
sOnfered.
limited STATES BONDS

T. S refunding twos. registered l047t
L. 5. refunding twos, coupon
l. s threes, registered.
l.. s. threes coupon
L. s. new fours registered 132H
l.. S. fours, coupon
L. s. old fours, registere
L. S old tours. coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Financial News, Local and General

with accrued interest.
$%No bid or ask quotation.
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EDWARD PAPE, President.
J. LINXWEILER, JR., Secreta

The amount OF it's capital is. 800. 600. OF
The amount of its capital paid up
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