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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27

Conditions in the local securities market are
shaping themselves for q larger demand for the
high-gf ade stocks HigA-grade bonds 81
Ways better ssie than stocks. "a a general
proposition. AID especially active demand
for bones in any securities market. large OF
snail always indicates the advent Of . renewed
demand for stocks. This is the history OF the
local market For several weeks there has been
a giowtag demand IN the local. market Tor the
slightly for some time This indicates. according
10 general opinion in inNestmt NJ circles. that
Nlsn me noatihs ool,.s are oodsii w, a! ~,
prominent stocks bound be in larger de-
mand by far The lager proportion Of the bust
ness in the local market this var has been in
bonds. As Indicated bv tre daily record OF sales
reported 10 the stock Exchange the bond BUSH
seem To- be- hating at the present prices asked
FOR some Of the leading issues.
Meyer & Kiser report the sale OF 5000 OF
street-rsilway Is at Sli. and interest also the
sale Of a block of thrty-two shares of Indiana
Trust nave been reported 10 the stock Exchange
curing the past several months
y W. Thomson GroIn Logan & Bryans Wall
street house.-s'peculstion in the stock market
has reapsed into comparatively dull and pro-
fessonal trading. owing to the greater uncer-
tainty Of the far East question. and lack of any
scalps in the market for moderate profits will
prove profitable present than taking a
hNeG position. either the pull bear side
We would favor the purchase OF any OF the bet
ter class of railroads industrial stocks on any
slump from this level
mo little attention is attracted in Wall street
by the publication OF interview with the
president Of the largest bank in Chicago says
Daniel r. kellogg. the wall-street correspondent.
lin which he took the ground that mOney-lend-
ing institutions had recently gone TO extremes
in placing their availa BILE funds and predicted
that the money situation would become consider
ably closed in a short time. Every one familiar
with the rise and fall OF bank reserves knows.
o course that money throughout the month of
January each year tenos TO accumulate in the
financial centers. but usually in the early part Of
February. at the latest, bank reserves began
TO decline, and money moves out again into the
pocketbooks OF the people This matter. far
the stock market is concerned. is not of sur
passing Importance. for money rates, during the
decline in bank reserves, rarely rise to a point
that prohibits ordinary stock market ventures.
But IL the public shows desire at this time
TO buy stocks either for speculation or for in
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Available Supplies.

NEW YORK. Jan. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreets
show the following changes IN available supplies
compared with the last account.
Wheat United states ard Canada cast Of tie
Rockies. decreased Cal. n0o bu. asoat Tor and ia
Europe Increased 3c.vlo bu. total supply de-
creased - 90 bu.
Corn-United states and Canada cast OF the
Rockies. increased 672 900 Bu
Oats-Cnited states and Canaea east Of the
Rockies. decreased -. Cu0 bu
The leading DECREASES reported this week In
clude S09,0) bu a. he Northwestern interior
elevators. $4,000 bu Ogdensburg. $500 bn at
the Chicago private elevators 65.ea Ia al POI l.
land. Ne. and o.. 90 bu a. Rochester
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates on Loans and Exchnnge-CIear-
ings and Discounts.

INDIA<APOLIS-Com paper, 6 per
cent: time loans, 51sa6 per cent.
NEW fORk.-Close Money on call easy at
1l2D2 per cent: closing bid. IL per cent; Of
fered at per cent. Time loans frm: sixty days.
months 4G4ia per cent. Prime mercantile paper
43495i4 cent. Sterling exchange weak. with
actual business in bankers bills 10
for demand and at Sass 1014. So Il for sixty-day
bills. Posted rates, Si.S3hq4A and 4.S5i9
Commercial bills. Si.sE3<.
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Local CIenrings.
Rig Plants Nay BE Merged.

LORAIN. o.. Jan. 2e.-President w B.
Schiller Treasurer John D. Culbertson and
other officials of the National Tube Com
pany. have been here i'm consultation with
President Daniel +. Coolidge and General
Manager Suppes, of the Lorain Steel Com
pany. in reference to the merger OF these
two corporations. No announcement will be
made by the members of the party. but Ii
is understood that the two companies are
to become one, with general offices in Pitts
burg
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Wool.

BOSTON. Jan ss-Wool has been bought free
~ during the past six days az hrfn prices. Al
ment there is general demand for all grades
with more interest shown In fine medium stock.
teriaIized a steady business has been done IN
TERRITORY woods. In pulled WOODS there is a fair
slaSu The market for foreign woods is quiet
Current quotations may be summarized a. fol-
lows: Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above
34QS4izc: Y 30Q3ic: No. I. S2033c. No ? $40
szc: me unwashed. g3024c. half-blood unwashel
one-1,a rter- blood unvashed. s5027c. hne Tsshcf
deaine. S5GSsc. Michigan and above nominal:
&c one-auarter-bl0od unwashed. 25deJikr: three
eighths-blood unwashed. z'i2sisc. half-bio0d un-
Kenuuck-. In1.ana. etc. three-eighihs- blood,
e41.5c: enc quaiter-hlood. 2iG25c: braid zsrgsc.
fne m dun iSai7c. medium. i7itfISs. wyonl.
ing fine l5dl6c: heavy fine. lyQi4c. fine medium.
nne 10 iCc: heavy i3afic: fine medium. isisSS
&c medium. lsQl0c Dakots fine. ltflsc. me
choice islI -0c: nne rrediu1n choice i9e5c: aver
age. .sal5c; staple. i9a-oc. medium choice. -
q2c.
auction sale to-day amounted 10 iI.II0 bales A
good supply ~ merinOs VAS In eager request.
W. issen cs,eny by ne home trass ai,heaSs
French buyers competed sor half-oredr. Amefi
cans secured feN lines Of superio. Victorian
we're hrrn and in s2oi demand FOR hons and
Germany spinaers. Following are the sales In
detail. New South Wales. ZOO bales; secured.
iOizdGls iol. greasy, llels "a Cueensland, 40
hales: secured. IS 5dHis iod. greasy 1istiia' 80.
Victoria 500 bales: secured De- 3dEis SGD:
greasy. cEcQis Fad South Australia. 80 bales.
greasy. 1hs1lfizd West Australia i-o1 bales
eressv ssald. Tasmania. so bales, sreasv.
nisdals New Zealand. ? 60 bales. secured.
uiadGls. New Icalend. s. o bales; seoured.
Sisa1Is Sd. greasy 5LaIlfEd. taDe OF Good
hope ard Natal. ~ bales. secured D. isdpis
Sd greasy. SisdHls. Canadian. So0 bale. greasg.
7dild.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. es-wo,i nominal. medium
grades combing and clofhng isreic, ught nne
i5Gl7isc; heavy IRE. i-Hiti-c. tub-washed. %
G51isc.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 292l& per cent: discounts
: l-l6G3ii Consols, 81 15-l6c.
PARlE.-Three per cent rentes. or size for
the account Exchange on London, 25f 15i9c for
checks.
MISUNDERSTANDING on London. com 5pf for
checks. Discount rates Short bills = per cent
three month bills Pas per cent
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Poultry and Other Produce,



C'heese-Wi 13c: New York full creams,
1Sc. swiss. 15c; brick lie. Iimburger. lie.
fPOutry-Tom turkeys. lie: hens. Sc. cocks &c
cspons. lie; young ducks. Sc springs. SqSlsc;
geese. &C per 10
Butter-Choiee roll. lie; Elgin creamery. 2Sc;
state 24c
Eggs-Firm at &c
WOol-IocaI dealers are paving for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantabe unwashed. 17c;
and braid 15c: heavy merino. 10d12c
half-blood 12G14c; bury and cotted 12d14c;
Western. 12c.
Festhers-Prime geese. coo per 10; prime duck
20c per 10.
doz for drawn.
Beeswax-sOc for yellow. 25c for dark
HIDES AND TALLOW,
Cireen-salted Hides-No. l. 7a4c No. 2, 63sc
No I calf l0c. No. = calf. SC.
Tallow-No. !, SIC; No. 2. Sc.
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Local Financial Gossip;
Bankers and Brokers Talk

vestment. the advance IL rates docs become
serious matter for spectators who hsNe osen
ket ard ind themselves deeply committed there
BY. The attitude Of the pubic TOWARD the ~ e.
pr, sent problem. and IL seems very probable
that the near future viii determine just what
that attituoe viii De.
Here some OF the statements accredited
to john X. Gates by New York financial CORE
spondents. II cannot sell stocks short. /
could not seep wink il did for fear of be-
ing coraereI. even II the capital stock amounted
20 l0c.ooo.C00 shares Two Of the cheapest stocks
today are Denver preferred and Rock Island
preferred The former is os its . per cent
dividends and ought TO be selling high as
Atchison preferred. There are. however. plenty
recover slowly this year from its depression
last year am amazed at the number of peo-
pie ready and able 10 buy stocks who were sup
posed to be busted last year. The Northern Sc
euriues decision is four months or more away
100 many people seem to know what II Will be
II the Northern Securities Company is illegal
the immediate question will he as to what the
company really holds IL may be found that II
does not hold what it is generally supposed TO
hold am now prepared to carry more stocks
thaT ever held before. There is plenty OF
bull enthusiasm in this country when il is once
aroused. Many leading banks oct West and in
the southwest have become rich that their
surplus cash Is steadily forcing down the inter
50. , rates Neep tie farming communities Ilch
ana the business Of the country Will take care
o. itself"
The sheldon syndicate. which viii expire by
limitation next Friday. will not be extended. It
formed to take about 81. Ooo. O0o bonds Of
the United States Shipbuiding Company which
the former Trust Company of the Republic was
not able to carry. The syndicate agreed TO take
the bonds az %. and they can now be bought at
from IS TO n Its members have paid in about
80 per cent OF their original subscriptions
Among the members OF the syndicate and the
amounts they subscribed are j. p Morgan &
Co. $500. 0O0 +. H Hartman. 800. 900; George
}. Gould. 500. 600; Harvey Fisk & Sons. $500 O00
Harris Gates & Co. 5000 600: the North Ameri-
can Company. 5000. 900: Kuhn. Loeb & Co.. $780,
600: Charles NJ Schwab. $3.50. 900; Lewis Nixon
500 900, y. L. Satterlee, $40 o00; w. G. Sheldon
Company. 800 900: Stuyvesant Fish, $780, 900:
Charles W. Wetmo1e. SlC0. 000 ID. Clark. 800 900;
w. d Baldwin. $50. 600; George +. Baker. $780,
600. The syndicate loss will be heavy. estimated
by some at nearly s., 500 000
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Alcohol, s252u2 20; asafoetida 4Oc: alum. 2k
&C, esmPhor' SVGe9c' eoehineai' ooc, chloro-
pure. 32Q3Sc; indigo 65GS0c: licorice Caleb.
morphine p 8 w Der oz s. t5ag 70. oil berrs,
mot. per H. So. opium. S3.50n3 30: Quinine. =. *
w. per 3l036c. balsam copabia. 556t60c: soap.
CASTLE, FIR. Boise soda. bicarb "a W5c: salts.
EPSON l1t1ic. sulphur -four 2S.Hjc saltpeter
suiSc. turpentine. 6Sd10c glycerir. l6i1620c:
iodide potassium. S2f5n2.J6: bromide potassium.
45HJoe: chlorate potash. .l5020c; borax. 9el2c;
cinehonsds, 2suJ4c; carbolic acid, re. cocaine,
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Cash quotations were as follows. Flour VS.
a,ili and easy Wheat-No. srling. ifos.c
so = rel a1sN2fc- forr-No. .. t5t1ff45lsrs 10
yellow. &C. OGis-No. =. 3alnrac. No
white. SsnElzc. No. = rye. Sc. Bariey--,sood
.e"ding Those: fsir 20 choice mailing f5rafc-
FisNseec-So. /. $40. 40 0 Norfhssestern- fi-i'.
Prime timothy secd. s35. Clover Contract
grade. Ml1a LesS pork pr hrl. SO 1sffia a.
Lard Der 700 lbs S7.@-is. Short rib sides Noosel.
50 y 49,. short clear sides fboKcdl fi.S-if0
Hl-'-. Whisky-basis Of high wines 81 -.
kecelpts-Flour. n. 100 bris. wheat q 80 hu;
corn $3.50 bu. oats. @f7 bu. rye. 1870 hu.
harley, $50 bu Shlpmrnts-F1our. -. 200 frir.
wheat 90 % bu. cosn. 3iil0a bu. oats. $3.50
ou' rye HS0 bu. barley % SO bu.
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WASHINGTON.-Tuesday' statement OF the
treasury balances i'm the general fund exclusive
of the $50. 900 gold reserve in the division
OF redemption, shows:
ooiu S5,440, 033
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Dry Goods.


pI Elesshed xs she &c A9dr9sSosgin &s
Cumberland he Dwight Anchor size: Fruit of
Full Width. &C: Gilt Edge &C. Gilded Age Size:
Ithi. sc; Hope. 4lac; LinwOod. size. LOnSdaIe.
sac. Peabody. &C; PeppereIl. % sc; Pepperen.
NJ &C; Androscoggin. "a s4c. Androscoggin.
Brown Sheetings-Atlantic A. &c: Argyle. &c;
Boot =. Sc: Bucks Head. 6a.c; Carlisle 40
inch &C. Dwight star. he; Great Falls L. Size
Great Falls J. &C; I'm Fine, 7isc; Indian Head
&c. Pepperell r. DC: Peppereii. i9-4 &c An
droscoggin. s-f &c; Androscoggin. 1914. 24c.
Alien robes. &c; American indigo SIC: Arnold
long cloth y. Sc; Arnold Lie. &c. Cocheco
and puppies. she; Pacific fancy sc: Simpson >
noursinss. site; SIMPSONS Berlin solids. sac
black white. 4slc grays. i4c.
kid-nnishtd Camnrics-EdNards. g.; Warren
fie s6sasr a. ano oSassee AeA sc cone-tora
BF. lf'sc: Cords li0, Zee; Cords T. 12tsc;
mono fancy. lie. Lenox fancy. iec: Lenox w
qeehanna. liiac; Shetucket SW, 6isc. Shetucket
+. Tee. Swift River. g..
.esain, BAGS = AHoskeas. sitso: American.
Ginghams-Amoskeag 6isc Amoskeag dress
5sc: Lancaster. 6i-e: Lancaster dress. TIC: Toll
Flour.
Spring patent $50 per bri: winter wheat pat
ert. IN hris - -; straight grade. s. 60 in bri
low grade. $3.50. extra fancy. in brl. 81 90 buck
wheat -four $50 per brl: graham s. per brl.
Groceries.
conee-GOod. Sale. prime. l2aiic. strictly
prime. linlec- fancy green and yellow. 1S023c.
Java HoJ-c. Roasted-Old Government Java.
5S-Q3Jc. finest Mocha ard Java. 2SaS0c: Java
blend. DC fancy blend, lSc. Golden blend l5c.
Package cofee-tity prices: Ariosa. Is &c. Lion.
II 45c. Jersey, i..25c; Caracas l. 75c. Ditch
lava blend. l5isc Gates's blended Java l. sc
Climax Java berid. i3 &C.
Sugar-sly prices. Crystal DominOes. s-ib
cartons. Toe, loaf zoe. cubes :. s1c:
MIX powdered 530ce standard powdered.
s. -0c. fruit powdered 4S2c. granulated. 2-!b
package. 5. l5c granulated. 5-lb package !. I5c:
standard nne ganulated bags or brls. 4 &c.
itdgewod a. brls. iG2c. Phoenix A. brs. f5lc:
Empire A, t52c. Ideal cx g. f7c. Windsor eN
- sc. Ridgewod cx g, tslc: 70 yellow. aye
d yeihsw. il-c. New Orleans dark a..
Molasscs and SyTups-New Orleans mOlasses.
far 10 prime. -S4sse. choice. sS0f2c. syrups. e
GJ0c.
Salt-In car lots. S5as0c: small lots. s5cagI
Spices-Pepper. lie allspce. l54lSc cloves %
&C. eassia. l58iSc nutmegs. 04eoc per 10.
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investors fer the per cent. dividend Keep out
of United States Steel preferred for the present.
Operate for the present in a traders market,
for small returns. faVoring the bull side.
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Wall-street wire to Meyer Kiser says:
"It is said that w. p. Brown has instructed his
brokers To take all May cotton offered up 10
500. 600 bales. II is said that the Gates Hawley
crowd again long of cotton and expect to
sec ii sell between u and 20 cents
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Markets for silver.
Treasury Statement

REV yoRK.-Bar silver. 55s.c; Mexican dol
lars 42hc.
LONDoN.-siver bars. 25ssd an ounce.
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Candes-Capital stick candy Cbrls) Sc per ID;
common mixed SC; grOcers' mixed 5i2c; Banner
twist stick. 1'sqSc; Banner cream mixed, &C;
Derby mixed 7iac.
-Soft-shelled almonds. 15c; Brazil nuts.
loc. hlberts. l2cs peanuts roasted. I0Sc; mixed
nuts. I3c.
Figs-New Smyrna. &c per ID.
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SUGAR PRICES REDUCED
All Grades of Refined Decreased al
New York.

An Associated Press dispatch from New York
says the prices Of all grades Of refined sugar
were reduced sc a hundred pounds yesterday.
II is likely that the decrease VIII be put into
effect by the local jobbers in a short time
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Rice-LOUisiara. reM6c. Carolina. 6iz4Sizc.
ShOt-sl. 40U1.s0 per gag Tor drop.

Rice-LoUsiara rsn6c. Carolina. 6izaSHc.
s'hot-sl. 4o01.Go per Gag Tor drop
Iead-6iaNic for pressed bars.
seaes9: 40 9. sssoas %. No 3. szs0a5
Twine-fiemp. lsaiSc per ~: wool. Ga l0ci FAX.
Woodenware-No Z tubs. SsN7, No. tubs. 8,
as: No tubs. siaj; s-hoop pals $50; Hoop
pals sL4NLe0: double washboards. Ss59lf2 20.
common washboards. Si.S5gl.9J; ciothespins. 500
Doc per box.
Iron and Steel.
&c pillow slab. 450c. American cast steel. Sa1lc:
tire steel, PC; spring steel i,sq5c.
Leather.
oak cole. S2'742c: hemIock sole 2Sa3Sc: har-
ness. &;ui0c. skirting zSti0c single strap. 4lp
ealfskn, 9ocasi: French ealfskin. sl.2Oals5.
Provisions.
Shoulder English cured. Reliable. IS to 20 lbs
Picked fork-Indlana bean or towl. per brl.
~ per sr 9c S" B s5o FANCY INC o Clear bean per
brl 2eO lbs. szo5o: fancy homeless pig. per bTi.
200 lbs. S2l Also half brls. 100 lbs. half the
price q the bris. adding soc TO cover additional
Lard-Kettle rendered. sac: pure lard. sac.
Is "a ~ l bellies y TO 20 lbs rs average DC;
i5'Ec; clear backs 20 70 80 lbs average Sl1c; L
TO 10 lbs average. l0Ac. 10 10 lbs average lie:
~ 20 IiS te ~ 10 % ~ 20 Ih :"
In dry salt, &c less.
Produce. Fruit and Vegetables
Fancy Apples-Baidwins. per bril- s.; Kings.
S.p: Spies S3.25. Gret nngs. $S.2J.
csb5ase-Hoiiand seed s. 755 per i50 lbs sO
Carfots-7jc per bu.
Sderea b2 geF n sr3f br 2 Per do7 0e
Cocoanuts-s5.5O has soc doz
Cranberries-Jersey. S225 per bu; $685. per brl.
MsFarlin 81; 80 per brl: Howes. IS per bri.
u, l3 1 llnTt 81 per box; package dates. 60
Figs-smyrna. Zoe per ID.
bset ne s9 ia sT per crate 81 pony
hickory Nuts-Per bu. I5c; shelbarks. per
kraut-Per cssk. - gals. So per brl. 30 gals.
~ o Der half al, bril- - gals 81 ..o
box: 300 size. 81 California 900 to $50 size. $3.50.
Navy Beans-Per bu. s19OG2
old Pop Corn-3c per 10
Psr e% etI i red iSo b,
Florida. So Navels, per box. $50
Radtsnes-35c doz punches.
PParsnip IS per bu
eappes-Florida, per crate So 7jd3
Potatoes-N Northern stock. 95cGs per bu
S Spanl5th f 2n,Srs5slio per crate
sweet Po;atoes-Illinois, So; Kentucky. Sc: Jer-
sey s5.75
rurnips-5oc per bu. Rutabaga. SOC per blu
Walnuts-NatiVe. Jc.
Nails and HorSeshoc~
Ut iie'iiHf F----'f fHe LcliSs from store,
W rates: from mill. s2.i0 rates. Horseshoes
per keg. Si-25: mule shoes. key. S4.25 horse
nails. sia5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized 81 rs;
painted, $3.50.
Oils.
o.. Linseed. raw. SIC per gal linseed oil boiled.
SIC per GAL coal oil, legal test. lldl6izc.
seeds
Seed clover. prime. s5.,Oae: English clover.
S916.50: alsike. s9el2. Timothy prime 81. 75a2
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. S1.50d1. 70: extra
clean GoGl0c- Orchard grass. S2d2.2j: red top,
30cISL'5. English bluegrass. So
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THE JoBBrNG TRADE.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers)
Candles
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Coal and Coke.
(Retail PricesD
Drugs.

Bags. sc per ton extra. ground floor dumped
IN cellar; soc per ton extra. second foot car
ried IN cellar. From wagon 25c per ton extra
by wheelbarow. chute basket.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. cc.-But.cr steady and
In fair demand. extra Western creamery. z3c:
extra nearby prints &c Eggs firm and 20
higher. fresh nearby sac, AZ the marS: fresh
CONTINUED on PAGE II, COL y
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LOCAL SECURITIES QUIET.

No sales were reported at the session OF the
Stock Exchange yesterday. Official quotations.
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Iron and Steel.
Leather.

Bar iron. 26oc. horseshoe bar. >. 75c; nail rod.
&C. ploN slab. 4.5oc American cast steel SGl1c:
tire steel. 2lac: spring steel. ilea5c
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Provisions.

Oak cole. 32,1f2c hemlOck sole. 2Sd3Sc; har-
ness. Su40c. skirting. zSlt40c. single strap. 40
isc: ely kip. eonS0c; French Kip. goc0S12o; city
calfsKin 9oca$1: French cafskin. Sl.2Oa1s5.
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Seed clover. prime. sj.50d6: English clover.
$s46.5O: alsike. s99i2 Timothy. prime 81. sac.
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. SI50fII. 70: extra
clean. 6GQ10c- Orchard grass. S2d2. p; red top,
31clSl -. English bluegrass 49,
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Nails and HorSeshoe..

Steel cut mails. S2.2j: wire nails. from store
S.2S rates: from mill. s2.i0 rates Horseshoes
per keg. SA25; mule shoes. per keg. 81 2J: horse
nails. Sid5 per box Barb wire. galvanized 81 rs /:
painted, 81 60
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Meyer & Kiser report the sale Of 5000 OF
Street-railway Is at STA and interest; also the
sale OF a block of thirty-two shares Of Indiana
Trust Company stock. Few sales OF Indiana
Trust nave been reported 10 the Stock Exchange
curing the past several months.
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Wood Dishes-No ]. per L0o0. Sl.S0ff2. No. ..
s3n33g: No .. S320M2s -. No. .. -. S0M3
Twne-HeTnp. I3HiSc per 10: wool. GaiOc; fax.
DQS5c. paper. I5c, jute. I2H1sc; cotton. 22uc5c.
Wo0denware-NO Z tubs. s5l1, No. tubs s.
n6. No tubs. $idj: S-ho0p pals $50 2-hoop
pals. Si4)f Loo: double washbOards, S3J9lf2 20.
common washboards. Si.S5gl.9J; cOthespns, 600
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-27

and contract corn. the only corn that can be
shipped in supplying the constructive wants OF
the East, we are liable some prices that
the most rabid bull has not yet suggested
The Western news., 1904-06-22
Business Locals.

Morris & Grow write Accident, Fire
ana Lite insurance. 33-tf
Old papers for sale at this office-25c
per hundred.
Good pasture to let. Call on r. M.
Bones, Woodside. 32.4t.
For calcimining call on Magni &
Harvey. Pell's old stand. 3O-tf.
TO RENT-Four furnished rooms
J. L. STOUT, 9Th street. 2o-tf.
You can get the best job work for
the money at the Western News office,
The Western News job department
turns out the best work for the money
For paints and wall paper see Mag.
nj & Harvey, Pell's old stand. Soft,
If you don't get the paper prom pity
please notify The Western News
Office.
Burros for sale cheap or will ex :
change for heifer. Inquire of Mrs
N. Mitchell. 33-tf.
Cut flowers all the year from the
Missoula Nursery Co. Leave orders
at Roberts "a SGT
Call and see us at the Southern,
Donovan & Burns, Props. Higgins
Ave. Missoula Stiff.
MONEY TO LOAN-on good real
estate security. Samuel Dinsmore,
Missoula. Montana. lift
Cheap for cash, good driving
horse and buggy. Horse is gentle for
ladies. Call at this office. 34-tf.
Three full-blooded Scotch Coolie
pups, months old, for sale. Apply
to c. f. Cameron, Hamilton. 35-tf.
Before buying wagon or buggy
don't forget to inspect the Woodside
Creamery Cos. Western King wagons
and Hex buggies. . If
w. I. Flanders has engaged in the
dray business and solicits share of
the public patronage. Leave orders
at Hyde's Barber shop. 26-tf.
| am prepared to dig wells with the
new we'll drill. If we do not strike
water your money refunded. Enquire
OF r, l.. Wilkerson, Corvallis. 33-tf.
Brick business block in the center of
Great Falls, Montana-will trade for
Bitter Root ranch property. Call on
or address Morris & Grow, Hamilton.
DR.. T. H. Hanbidge offers his office
at Victor for sale. His reason for
selling is on account of bad health
which necessitates his seeking a low
er altitude. 3O--tf.