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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-06
COTTON CONTINUES Wild
OPENING WAS sTEADIER AND HIGH
Err, BUT WEAKNESS CAME LATER.
In Ten Minutes Prices Were Driven
side SeIIing-SuIIy Buyer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The cotton market
opened steady at decline of 10 points TO an
advance Of 81. the market developing greater
hrmness as the call progressed.
The opening declines were due to continued
liquidation and bear pressure, while the steadier
tone arose from less unfavorable war news than
expected the rally in the Liverpool market.
where prices after opening 50 TO s. points lower
had rallied to about the anticipated figure.
1t also developed that there was good deal
of bull support. Mr.. sully was buying. brokers
representing New Orleans buying and for
the first twenty-five minutes the market ruled
very firm, selling up to net gain Of from 81
to "a points on the active months.
But outside longs IL seemed. were still pam
icky and toward the end OF the first hour a
well-directed bear drive broke prices a few
points. Outside liquidation became overwhelm-
ingly active. and the market in instant was
plunged into scenes of even wilder excitement
than those which marked yesterdays market.
Inside OF the first hour prices bad been driven
down until March was selling at 1850. May
at 10. 99c and July 14.1Oc. net decline OF
10 TO III points on these positions. July on
this morning therefore indicated loss of about
500 on every hundred bales OF cotton
The last wild rush of selling seemed 10 ex-
haust the supply Of outside long contracts. Of
ferlngs diminished, the local bull leader began
support the market shorts turned to cover and
the active months were rallied so TO 70 points.
narn S 'nes r h snnd G
ures showed the into sight slightly under early
estimates but this fact seemed TO attract nc
special attention and heavy exports also failed
of any special effect.
Just before the close however, Sully turned
a heavy buver bidding July up to 1fs2c, but
this demand filed the market closed barrel!
a matter Of 80 TO 80 points the old croI
months while the new We're from points higher
$40 900 bales
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REPORTS ARE IRREGULAR
PROGRESS Is SLOW IN THE IRON
AND STEEL INDUSTRIES.
Sensational Fluctuations I'm Great
Staples the Features of This
Weeks Business.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-R G. Dun & Co * week
ly review Of trade tomorrow will say;
Sensational fluctuations in the great staples
were the features OF the week. cotton and coffee
attaining new high records for the season, but
subsequently declining sharply. while grain ad-
vanced.
Trade reports are irregular, Improvement at
the south and West finding little response at the
large Eastern cities. Persistent low temperature
A. providing a good demand for heavy wearing
apparel and increasing the difficulties OF tran
sportation. Spring buyers are arriving in large
numbers. with noteworthy eagerness 10 secure
cotton goods. even at the enhanced prices. Rail-
way earnings for January averaged per cent
larger than in 1903
Progress is slow in the iron and steel indus
try new business coming forward reluctantly
Several dispatches regarding large contracts can
not be confirmed. but II is usually found that the
statements refer to old orders. while the figures
OF tonnage prove much smaller than indicated
chasers procrastinasing in the hope OF more at,
possible maintain price agreements. some pro-
is reported for structural steel
Just when buyers OF cotton goods were be-
ginning TO exhibit pronounced disposition to place
more liberal orders the collapse in the raw ma
terial produced hesitation. Consumers have re-
b duced supplies in the hands OF dealers TO a point
Tor prompt Shipment were expanding 1t is nat
ural the market should become uncertain when
the prices Tor ROOuS are nlgn anu raw COllOh uS-
clines s. bale in single day.
Notwithstanding this interruption, a better
volume Of trade is in progress, and IL is recog-
nzed that goods were by means on parity
with raw material at it's zenith.
New England shoe manufacturers have ample
business In sight, but there is much complaint
of the scarcity of leather and the increased cost
OF production.
Commercial failures this week in the United
States are 246. against So2 last week SSS the pre-
Failures IN Canada Were %. against Is
last week. 80 the preceding week and 80 last
year"
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American Interests i'm Korea.

In fact Americans. far business enter
prises and the money invested in them are con-
cerned. have larger interests in Korea than all
the other nations combined Americans con-
strUcted and sold 10 the japanese the Chemulpo-
Seoul Railroad. Americans constructed for the
Korean government land have not yet been en-
tirCly paid for the same) the electric railway
in the city Of Seoul itself. and eighteen
or twenty miles OF suburban roads America ms
have also constructed lighting plants for the
city OF Seoul. and are investing in the develop
nent Of n water system for the capital. Amer
leans import into Korea immense quantities OF
kerosene oil. OF canned goods and OF cotton
cloth. Americans own. in association with Eng
lish and French capitalists. the largest single
enterprise in Korea. and one OF the largest in
ASIA mining concession IN the northern part
Of Korea. American missionaries. also are do
ing a magnificent work in Korea So that Amer
lean interest Is not alone the interest which
attaches exciting and important events but
ia based upon the actual conditions OF existing
trade and property in Korea. as well as upon
the f,.tare possibilities OF the entire Asiatic
connaerce.-Review OF ReyieHz
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NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The market for coffee
futures opened steady at an advance Of 1890
points I'm sympathy with better French cables
than expected. But IL seemed the popular con-
fidence had been thoroughly shaken by the re-
developments. and the sensational
break in cotton caused further liquidation on
the Coffee Exchange. and almost Immediately
the market broke TO net loss of about 10q40
points with September selling down to $500
On the decline there was heavy buying by i'm
portant interests. and. with Havre showing con-
tinued steadiness, prices soon rallied.
The worlds visible supply statement. showing
decrease for the month Of January OF about
600 bags. helped the market somewhat. and.
while the receipts reported for yesterday were
full the average the interior points called for
smaller figures. and private advices forecasted
lighter receipts in the near future.
This attracted renewal OF outside 10 some
extent. and the market was finally steady at
decline OF 10 points TO advance of 10 points,
most OF the active positions being points net
lower.
sales were reported Of 423 $50 bags including:
February. 625c; March, 645c; April. 6.45Q6 SOC;
MAY. 6.5066S0c: June. &c: July, 6.70Q7 loo; Au-
J. 1903 date. they aggregate 10f 1874 264 bushels.
7.05ff7.25c; November, 710c; December. LOO
z.55c: January. 7.70c
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Cash quotations follows: Flour was
firm. Wheat-No spring. SSQs3c; No 3, sOd92c
No: red. s211q9Sc. Corn-No. g. 52Ac; No. 2
yellow, 52Hc. Oats-No 2. 43Aq43&c; No. 2
white. 45lzc. Rye-No 2 621zc. Barley-Good
feeding. 3gq4oc; fair to choice mailing. 4Sq5Sc
Flaxsecd-No. l, Sill; No l Northwestern SlS
grade. Sl075a11. Mess pork. per brl, sl3 5OQI
l3.62h. Lard. per 100 lbs s7.3517. 37l2. Short
rib sides Qoose), $6.50d675. Dry-salted Shoulders
(boxed). S6.I5; short clear sides (boxed), Sc S7Ib
Whisky, basis of high wines. S1.27.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat A. 200 bu /.
corn. 24l,100 bu; oats, 1S6. 500 bu; rye 800 bu
barley, 74,700 bu. Shipments-Flour, u. 200 brls
rye. 1900 bu; barley. u. 500 blu.
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Local Cash Market.

The local cash wheat market ruled lower yes
terday. Corn was steady. The range:
Wheat steady; No . red. &C track; No. red
&c milling freight; No red, 93c track:
February. &c. wagon, 97c.
Corn steady; No. 2 white. 45c; No. white. 45c:
No. white. 43c; No. white mixed 45c No
3 white mixed 45c; No. white mixed, 43c: No.
2 yellow. 45c; No yellow, 45c; No. yellow
l3c No. 2 mixed 45c; No. mixed 45c: No
mixed. 43c; ear, nominal 45c.
oats steady; No. white, nominal, 42c; No.
white, nominal, 4llRc; No. mixed, Ale; No.
mixed, nominal. 40lzc.
Hay steady; No. l timothy. s11.5o; No. 2 timo-
thy. $40
inspections-Corn: No white, IL cars No.
white 4: No yellow. L. No. yellow, 3; No.
mixed. /: No. mixed. 5; No. mixed, 2: ear
mixed. ?; total, 2S oats: Rejecce l car
no established grade. L. total. cars. Hay: No
timothy, 1 car: No. l clover. I; total. 2 cars
THE WAGON MARKET.
Corn-Old. 45G50c: new, 4Oa45c
Oats-Sheaf. SSql0 per ton; new, sheled oats.
37G4Oc per bu.
mixed, sl0Ql1; millet. $SG9.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Flour-Receipts. %. ss7
brls; exports 14.SS2 brIs. Market very firm. but
business checked by the high asking prices.
Rye flour firm. Buckwheat -four dull Corn
meal steady. Rye firm. Barley quiet
Wheat-Recepts. p. 425 bu. Spot firm: No. 2
red sec elevator, 9Slzc (. o. b. afoat: No. l
northern Duluth. s1-O5A. (. o. b. ahoat No.
hard Manitoba nominal I. O. b. aioat. Options
had an exciting and irregular opening with first
prices higher. followed by sensational break
under Liquidation and less wRrlike news than
expected. In the afternoon. however. heavy COW
.ring ensued on a rumored big decrease in Rus
sian stocks and the close firm LNlxc
net advance May. 95hNS6Ac. closed at S64c;
July Sgl4m90 1i-l6c. c,Osed at g0asc. September.
S3NS3%c. closed at S3%c.
corn-Receipts 1925 bu exports. 1852 bu.
Spot firm: No ?. 6Oc elevator and 55%c T. o. b.
ahoat: No. white. 5sc. The option market
opened easier at first good weather West.
unloading b. small longs and poor cables and
finally recovered with wheat and closed partly
CONTINUED ON PAGE IL. COL. %
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LONDON MONEY HIGHER.
Discount Rates stinen-ConsoIs Easier
Stocks Dull.

LONDON. Feb. 5.-Supples OF money were
plentiful in the market to-day and the demand
was quiet. Evidences Of the hardening Of rates
soon appeared owing TO revenue collections Dis
counts were sitter. being affected by the report
OF further forthcoming Withdrawals OF gold for
South America. business on the Stock Exchange
was inanimate and was adversely affected by the
latest FAR Eastern news COnsOls were easier
Americans had uncertain owing 10 the
prolonged disturbances in the cotton market and
The tendency downward. though United
States steel was exceptionally better They
closed above the lowest quotations OF the day
Foreigners were inactive. awaiting far Eastern
developments. Russian and japanese securities
xPr
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BOSTON. Feb. 5.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say to- morrow
The wool market is not as active last
month Large consumers have temporarily sup
piled their wants, and while not wholly with
drawn from the market. not buying in any
large quantities. good business in a small way
has been accomplished this week
The market is firm. Supplies have become
praterially reduced by the recent heavy oper-
stons, and the selection is much poorer than
ON Jan. l. There is hardening tendency and
slightly higher prices obtained when quality
IS considered Medium and low woods all
VERY strong and sold ahead.
At Buenos Ayres prices are firm for cross
breds with no nportations into this country
POSSIBLE at less than SOC for quartcr-bloo The
domestic quarter has not sold at higher than
x55zc. At the London auction sales prices closed
steady, with fine merinos and low cross-breds
Sos to 4os. I'd lower as compared with the open
ing rates.
The shipments Of wool from Boston to date
from Dec. II. 1905 % $50 sol lbs. against
20. 324. 752 lbs at the time last year The
receipts TO date u 400 $50 lbs against b. 24 993
lbs for the same period last year.
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Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)


CheeSe-Wiscoslsin. 13c: New York full creams
13c: swiss. 16c; brick. Hc; limburger. 12c
Poultry--Tom turkeys. 1Sc, hens, &c: cocks &c.
capons. lie: young ducks. SC; springs. sq10c;
geese. &C per 10
Butter-choice roll. lie; Elgin creamery, CSC:
state. &c.
EerS-Isower at 26G27c
Wocl-Local dealers paying for wagon lots
Good medium merchantable unwashed 17c
coarse and braid. 15c; heavy merino, iO9l2c:
lf-bIood. 12I14c; bury and cotted, I2ql4c:
Western. 12c-
Feathcrs-Prime geese, soc per ID; prime duck.
20c per ID
for drawn
Beeswax-s0c for yellow 25c for dark
HIDES AND TALLLOW
Green-salted Hides-No, l. T&c; No. 2. 6&c;
No. / calf. i0c; No. calf. &c.
Taliow-No Z. sic; No 2 &c.
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Bradstreets figures on wheat and corn ex-
ports show:
Wheat including flour, exports for the week
ending Feb. 4. aggregate 1904 226 bushels against
2.s17. 602 last week 1866. 916 this week last year
1850. 457 in 1902, and 1897 S13 in 1901 From JULY
!. 1903 to date they aggregate 10 1874 264 bushels
against 1509575i0 last season, 165 GIL sol in 1902
and 116. 500. 627 in 1901
Corn exports for the week aggregate 1.ll. ISe
bushels. against ]. 496. 396 last week . 400 3l6 a
year ago, 1853. las in 1902 and 4 Ill 40 in 1901
From July l. 190S to date they aggregate 81 SOS
$50 bushels. against p 1876 026 last season. 20 537
1S2 in 1902 and lis, 953. 500 in 1901.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates on Loans and Exchnnge-CIear-
ings and Discounts.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. per
cent: time loans, 5ikns per cent.
NEW YORK. Close: Money on call easy at
1%G2 Ter cent: closing bid. IA per cent Of
fered al per Time loans firm. sixty days.
3Is6s4 per cent: ninety days. per cent six
months. 4tq8i. per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per. 4ikN5L per cent. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business IN bankers bills at 81 - IS
G4.S5 80 for demand and At s. s2soe - for sixty
day bills. Posted rates &Niz and Sh8Gie6lz.
Commercial bills, 81 S-ien4eZhs-
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IfYou Wish to Buy or Sell
UNION TRACTION STOCK
OR BONDS
SEE
NEWTON TODD Hf ICY BIs s,SS

Erie prior lien fours es
Erie general fours S51
Fort Worth ~ Denver City firsts..............l05
Hooking Valley fOurs-and- halls 1854
Louisville x Nashville unified fives ........... ssh
Manhattan conSOl gold fours 1881.
Mexican Central fours ........................ 6S
Minneapolis * ST. Louis fOurs -..-...-.....-. 81
Missouri Kansas & Texas fours .............. s7ss
missouri Kansas & Texas seconds .......... 7sis
National X. r. Of Mexico conSOl tours. 800. -
New York Central gen three-and "A halfs.... 9St.
New Jersey Central general ives ............13ias
Northern Pacific fours ..-....................-l03
NoIlhefn racine tnreeS -.---.--........-.-..---
Norfolk & Western consol fours -. s7A.
Oregon Short-line fours and partic. s22s
pennsylvania convertible three and-a- halls. ssA.
Reading general Tours .--.-..-.-........-.-. SIS
St Louis * Iron Mountain consol fives .113L.
ST. Louis a San Franciso fg. fours.-..-....... So
St Louis Southwestern hrsts ................ S3ix
Seaboard Airline Tours .-.---..-..-.-....... es4
Southern Pacific tours ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Southefn ttailWay nNes
Texas a Pacific frsts flSis
Toledo ST. Louis a Western fours ..........- II
Union Pacific tours 1923.
Union Pacific convertible fours ............ 9sis
United States Steel second fves.............. ia
MandSn llo1s
WabaSh uebenture- Il 62es
Wheeling & Lake Erie fours ................. 90is
Wisconsin Central fours ..................... &iz
%Ofered
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 1&a2A per cent: discounts.
2atG2 1916 per cent Consols. eFz1o4A.
PARIs.-Three per cent. rentes. sIf 60iac for
the account Exchange on Londan. PSI Ike for
checks.
RERI.TN Exchange on London. com 49ispf for
checks Discount rates short bills, "a per
cent three months bills, % per cent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-To-days stock market
was drifting match, operators for the most
part standing idly by and watching the amazing
fluctuations in the cotton market and awaiting
the expected definite outcome OF the question or
peace or war in the far East.
The mere fact of the wild condition Of the
cotton market was sufficient to exert a depress-
ing influence on stocks whether the price Of
cotton advancing collapsing. As a mat
ter of fact the rebounds in that market were OF
almost equal violence with the drops. Inc gram
markets also inclined to run on Little
light was TO be had from these markets before
on the chances of peace or war.
The foreign arbitrage brokers were idle re-
hecting the almost stagnant condition of for
eign operations pending settlement OF the ques-
ton.
The weakness of stocks grew more marked as
the day progressed. and during the latter part
of the session losses of a point or more became
quite general in the active list. The market
showed no effective resiliency ana the CLOSING
There were some early points of resistance to
the declining tendency. Amalgamated copper
another favorable ruling had been made IN It's
Montana litigation. Sugar, United States steel
short-iived Demonstrations Of strength.
The first marked weakness developed in Wa
bash preferred and in Pennsylvania. and the
whole market weakened after the publication Of
a report that the Pennsylvania interests had
issued notes for $50, OOO 600 for eighteen months
at Az per cent
Several reports were circulated during the day
to indicate a settlement of the Pennsylvania
Gould dispute and effort was made TO make
the proceeds of the loan applicable TO this set
Element, but without any avail to check the de-
cline in the stocks affected.
Keen interest is felt in the financial world to
learn the price at which these notes were placed,
in view of the precedent of the large temporary
loans secured by the Pennsylvania, the New
York Central and other railroads a year ago
and the substantial commissions allowed 10
bankers at that time in the shape of discount
the notes
These notes were subsequently taken up by
the proceeds of the Pennsylvania stock issue.
Rumors have been abundant for some days past
of contemplated capital issue by the Pennsyl-
vania. These rumors have been vigorously
denied.
These evidences of heavy loan expansions. to
which added the sale Of So 000 900 Missouri
Pacific notes of more effect sentiment
than the estimates of a gain in cash reserves
by the banks the week of about s., 00O, 900, in
spite of the subtreasUry requirements and ship
ments to New Orleans.
Bonds were dull and heavy. Total sales. par
value. s.. 10. O00 United States bonds un-
changed call
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Man and wife Murdered.

RIVERTON, Feb. 5.-Dan Barker and his
wife have been found murdered I'm their
home near here. Bankers brother Frank
is under arrest for the crime. After the
murder 500 in the house was missing.
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MnrI.efs for siIner.

NEW YoRK-Bar silver. 5sssc: Mexican dol
LoNDoN. silver bars. 3 u-isd per ounce.
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Local Banks Again show Increase
Over Last Year.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ending
Feb 4. with the percentage of increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding week
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Fridays statement 81 tbs
,r.as,Irv balances la the general fund exclusive
Of the sf500loeoo colo refsrve in the division q
redemi' tion SHOWS
Gold ..............- ................. 80 0ss sss
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STOCKS SHOW WEAKNESS
PENNSYLVANIA LOAN CAUSED DE
PRECISION IN WHOLE LIST.
Before This Development the Market
Was Dull-Wild Condition of Cot
ton Affects Stocks.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW YORK. Feb. acknowledgements Of the
Pennsylvania Railroads loan of $500 900 caused
general weakness in securities. When Wall
street heard that the loan had been contaminated
Wabash preferred and the stock of the Penn
sylvania Company showed weakness at once
The whole list became depressed from this infiu-
ence
The loan contaminated to-day puts at rest the
rumors that the Pennsylvania will put out
new stock issue. That the Pennsylvania was
planning a financial move OF some sort Naii
street had felt quite certain for some time. ard
tips to sell Pennsylvania have been out for a
week
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Drugs.

Bags. &c per ton extra. ground flour or dumped
IN cellar. SIC per ton extra. second floor or car
riec IN cellar From wagon. &c per ton extra
by wheelbaTrow. chute basket
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Local ClearIngs.

Fridays cearngs 81 oz5 qef
Corresfc nding day last year...-......... sac $50
WASHINGTON. Feb National bank notes
received to-day for redemption. S.e29.Si7. Cor
ernment receipts Internal revenCe. SllS s75.
toms S5ss,sis. miscellaneous <S0.lSs; expenai-
lures. Sl.i65.oS
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Total sales ---...----.--.. 90, ~
SIX. dividend.
r-Nrr-En STATrc pONnc


United States refunding twos. registered 10fs
United States refunding twOs. coupon. .lO4&
United States threes. registered
United States tnrees coupon ................1 06
United States new fOurs. registered l32A
United States fours. coupon 1924
United States old fours. registered. .......107
United States old fours coupon. ..............1O7
RAILROAD BONDS
Atchison adjustment fours .................... 50
Atlantic COastline fours ........--......... g3it
Baltimore & Ohio tours .--...-.......-.-.-...lO1ia
Baltimore 4 ohio three and-a halfs ........ sgit
Central OF Georgia fves .-..-...............lO 5is
Central OF Georgia first income ............. 70ia
Chesapeake < Ohio fOur-and- halls
Chicago a. Alton three and "a halfs .....-.-...
Chicago Burlington * quincy fours ..... 80
Chicago Milwaukee & 81. Paul gen fours.. los
Chicago & Northwestern cOnsol seVens ......12gk
Chicago r. l. & Pacific II. r. fours........ 70As
Chicago r.. / a Pacific collateral fves SOia
c. G. c & St Louis general fours ..-...... slis
Chicago Terminal fours ....-..-.........-... 1Si4
Consolidated Tobacco fOurs ....--.........--.. 55i4
Colorado q Southern fOurs ...-.-............- $50
Denver s Rio Grande tours .......,.......... sS1s
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Alcohol. s2.52a2.7o: asafoetida. soc: alum. 2n
&c: camphor, sonS5c cochineal Sc. chloro-
pure. szq35c: indigo. ellfs9c: ncorice. Caleb .
genuine. 35lf4oc. magneSia. carb OF 20f,22r.
morphine r. q W. per OF. s. 45G2 70; oil berga
moi. per 10. s.; opium. 81 5oa3.I5; quinine p q
w. per ca. d4sse. balsam eopalo4. 5000: soap
Epson. izg4c; sulphur -four. zk45c. saitpeter
Su1cc. turDentine. o3ft70cs glycerin, lstsa2Oc.
.edide potassium. s.. t542.50; bromide potassium
45fI50cs chloratc potash. l5420c: borax 94I2c.
muir, Sf.050l25.
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The Indiana Hotel Companys per cent sec
ond-mortgage bonds were listed the Stock
Exchange yesterday. The issue was offered at
par. There was no bid The bonds were issued
some time ago, and many OF them have been
taken by the preferred stockholders. The Indiana
Hotels capital stock is $780, 000-S5OO,e9 per
cent. preferred and 1000 common The pre-
ferred is listed the exchange.