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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. n.-Flour-Receipts. q, $50
brls; exports. S2.Oes brls; sales. $500 packages.
The market was dull. but steady and unchanged.
Rye flour steady. Buckwheat flour dull at ST.
Q2.S0. Corn meal steady: yellow Western, s1.O6;
city. sLO4; kiln-dried. So 9Oa6
Rye quiet: No. 2 Western 64Kc nominal Z o.
b. ahoat; State and Jersey. 5e05Sc. Barley dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 10 2S bu exports, 1888 bu;
nominal. elevator; No. red. 95c (. O. b. afoat;
No. northern Duluth, ssHc f. o. b. ahoat; No
tions opened steady, and at one time during the
forenoon showed strength on good Chicago buy
ing. but for the most part acted weak. This was
due 10 higher late consols big Northwest re-
eepts ana large visible supply increase. Later
the market rallied again on strong Chicago buy
ing and closed unchanged to &c net higher. sales
ssasc July. s5%assc, closed at sec. ''''s1 a.
Corn-lReeeipts. sSeSo bg; sales. 1000 bu fu-
lures spot steady; No. 2 sag elevator and &c
5Se The option market was firm throughout the
cables and covering but responded 70 peace news
and liberal receipts, closing net UNCHANGED May
0ats-Receipts $500 bu. Spot dull: No. 2. 44c;
standard white, &c; No. 3, ale; No. white, 44h
q4i&c; No. white. &c: track white. Western.
lSa4sisc: track white, State. 4s1G47c. Options
nominal Feed firm; spring bran. $50 5OgsO IS.
Hops firm: Pacific coast. 1903, 26a27c. Hides
firm; Galveston, % 20 p lbs lsc: California 2l
to % lbs le Texas dry "a TO 30 lbs. 14c Leather
Beef quiet. Cut meats irregular. Lard steady;
Western steamed. $40; January closed at g. 10
nominal. Refined easy: CONTINENTAL 81 20. south
American, SIS: compound, Sc 5OfI6 s2is Pork
5Ac. 80
Rice steady. Molasses firm. Co1ee-Spot Rio
steady No. I invoice. Issc Mild steady: Cor
dove. SAal2c. Sugar-Raw nominal. fair refin-
Ing; lS-l6gSe' centrifugal. 80 test. 7-lsa3lsc;
mOlasses sugar, n-l6q24c. Refined ouIef
The market for coffee futures opened steady M
a decline OF 10 10 Is points under Iloufdafion
that Was encouraged TO some extent bv HEAVIER
estimates for the days interior receinfs and
rather easier European cables. During the fore
the market acted rather steadIer as p resf1lt
OF Walls support but turned stili easier
in the late trading, and. while hnally STEADY i'm
tone. WAS net n 70 30 points lower sales vare
I24.0oo bags, including: January, 7.C5c: Febr1sarv
7.l5c. March, l.2Qul SOC; April Z l0c: Nav ar
Toe. July, LloH1 Soc; September. 795GlS Toe. Oc-
tOber sffS l5c. December ! l0fyS 2,A. ~
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MANY GOOD HORSES HERE.
Several Important sales at Union
StOckyards This Week.

UNION SToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan
n-There are more good horses here for the
sales this week than there have been in almost
year. The principal attraction is the special
sale. which began this morning in the large sale
pavilion. The high steppers, as well as the
dTaught horses. are Wen represented. and. OF
course. there are some OF ali kinds. A large
number OF buyers here. and the Indications
favor a satisfactory business for the week
To-morrow the Warman- Black Cha mberIain
Company will hold its regular sale and will
oner some choice chunks and heavy grades on
Wednesday the Blair Baker Horse Company will
hold It's regular sale and win offer a lot OF good
ones or all kinds. On Thursday the special sale
Will be concluded, and this will also be cleaning
up day In other lines. Close TO one thousand
horses have arrived for the various sales
IN the auction to-day drivers and coach horses
We're sold and the nrst transactions were report
ed satisfactory. There were no sensational prices
paid, but sales at $3.50 10 $3.50 were not rare
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Earnings and Accidents.

The steam railroads of Massachusetts.
according to the thirty-fifth annual report
of the railroad commissioners, had gross
assets on Dec. 80, 1903 of $4S2. 7SO, S49 an in
crease of s14,4S2575 over the previous year.
The gross liabilities were 1894, "a. 49, an in
crease of $l1, 40, 470; gross earnings, $685.
S25, 932, increase s., ,367 operating ex-
penses, S64, increase S6,419,043. The
net earnings were $13 676 less than last year.
There were twenty-five accidents during the
year, and while no passengers were killed,
eighteen received serious injuries. Nine
railroad employees were killed and sixty
seriously injured The gross assets of
street railway companies were $13S S64. 215
an increase of $15, 653 557: liabilities, S133,
f2l,41l, an increase of Sl3679,6l9 The whole
number of persons injured on street rail-
ways for the year ending Sept. 80 was 1874,
with eighty-fOur fatalities
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PHILIPPINE FRIAR LANDS
BONDS BRING MANY OFFERS.
Eighty Bidders for All n Portion
of the $5,OOO,OOO Issue, with Har-
vey Fisk & Son the Highest.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11-Bids for the Philip
pine friar lands bonds opened at the State
Department to-day. The highest bid for the
purchase Of the entire issue of s7O0OO0O
from Harvey Fisk & Sons. associated with
Fisk & Robinson and the National City Bank
of New York. Their figures were: For all or
none of the bonds. 1o7.577, and for all any
part of the bonds, 1851 There were eighty
bidders in all and much higher figures were
offered for small lots of the bonds.
Some of the bids were from the South and
some from New England, but from west
of Omaha The Harvey Fisk bid undoubtedly
is lower than the bonds at first were expected
to bring. 1t stated at the insular bureau
that the state of the money market, a general
downward tendency in government securities,
certain limitations placed the availability Of
these Philippine bonds in connection with their
use by banks, which not imposed upon
preceding issues, undoubtedly have acted TO keep
down the bids However, il is stated that the
figure realized to-day was in excess of the esti-
mates of of the Wall-street hnanciers.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Thirty Transfers Made a Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Jan. II, 1904:
Isaac l.. Bloomer to Bloomfield II.
Moore, pit of Lot 49, Hanway d Han o.o ~
Travellers Insurance Company to Isaac
Hanna's Oak Hill add. .................. 175O.OO
Daisy A. Armentrout ct al. to Stanton
G. Sc Dawson 3 @ :, ct al pt Of the he of yba n
a, Sec &c. TIP H. r 3................... LOO
william Myers ct r uS; to Indianapolis
Of the n e u. Sec 10, TIP 16, X 3......... Loo
William n. Harding ct al. 10 Indianapo-
lis * Northwestern Traction Company,
pt of the W u, Sec %, TIP II. r 3,
julius julius p p Michael ct ux. To- Charles c. O'
Robinson. sr pit Of Lot 80 Lazarus *
Peree's Meridian Place add: $3.50. $4,000
ham, Lot ~. Homestead. Riverside
b raTK d ps y:o - Morton paw z'O
son ct al, pit of the u. Sec 81. TIP
Il, r 4 Also, pit Of the u. Sec IS,
crown Hi Cemetery to Fred A. Greg ~
ory Lot %, Sec 4S, Crown Hill Gene
Harry j. Miiiigan ct ux to Lena Harr. NV"
Lot 3O7 Culver ct al. s Columbia Place. 5000
Frank NJ. Millikan ct to Cyrus G.
Barrett Lots 4, and Z, Cooper Pick
enss Northeast add: 10000
Minna Seidensticker ct al to Charles II.
Morrison. Lot lol, Cranes North add. $50. 100
Frank NJ. Fauyre ct ux. to Josephine
RuddelI & vinton's Park Place add. 100
Frank n. Fauvre ct 10 Josephine
NJ. Schaf Ell al, int in Lot 6. Amess
sub of Outlot 159. city of Indianapolis. LOO
Frank NJ. Fauyre ct 10 Josephine
NJ Schaf ct al, int in Lot L, Smith
& Ketcham's sub, So 8, brakes add. LOO
Albert +. Metzger et TX. 10 Bertha A.
sheIby-st. add ................. ....-'.... 5000
Frank NJ. Fauvre ct 10 Josephine
NJ Schaf ct al. Lots II and IS, So II.
beatty add .-.''-.. ....---..-... LOO
Frank NJ. Fauvre ct K TO Josephine
NJ Schaf ct al. int in Lots Is and IA,
Exchange Land COmpanys sub OF
Outlet lS3. city OF indianapolis. ...... LOO
Frank NJ. Fauvre ct Josephine
NJ Schaf ct al, int in pt OF Lot 81, Il.
s. AlvOrds sub. Fletcher's add. 100
Frank NJ. Fauvre e. 10 Josephine
NJ. Schaf ct al. int in pt OF Lot T. So
6S, city Of Indianapolis. LOO
Frank NJ. Fauvre et ux. 10 Josephine
NJ Schaf 81 al. int in Lot /. Stevenss
sub. So lOl. city Of indianapolis. LOO
Frank NJ. Fauvre ct 10 Josephine
NJ Schaf "a al. int in pt OF Lot 81
Isaac Blackford's sub OF Outlets l52
etc. city Of Indianapolis. ............... LOO
Frank NJ. Fauvre et 10 Josephine
IL Schaf CT a.. lit in ri Of Lots Z.
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SAVANNAH. Jan. u-Turpentine firm at
60hc. Sales. 206 brls; receipts ia brls; ex-
ports 81 brls Rosin firm. Sales. LOAF brls: re-
ceipts 1880 brls; exports. 1920 brls A B. c. D.
S235 f. $40 f. $3.50; c. $2.6O; II, S275: / Sc:
X. S3.05; NJ. S3.15; n, s.. %; window glass 81 r.:
water white. 1915.
OIL CITY, Jan. u.-Credit balances 81 IS: GER
tif1cates no bid. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, i22 SIS
bTls. average, dO36 brls: Lima, 124 745 brls. ay-
erage, 6S,O53 brls. Runs-Pennsylvania 100 223
brls; average, 55.27 brs; Lima, ZIG go brls; av-
erage. 49, ll6 brls.
firm at Coo. ROsin firm at $3.50. Tar nrm al
81 Crude turpentine firm at s. . and So So
NEW YORK. Jan. 11--Cotton-seed oil steady
Petroleum steady. RoSin firm; strained COM
mon to good. s270G275. Turpentine firm.
MONTPELIER Jan 1L-Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima, SlS6; South Lima and Indi-
ana 81 81
CHARLESTON. Jan. u.-Turpentine steady at
5Stzc. Rosin steady
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Sheep-The receipts OF sheep and lambs to-day.
as usual at the beginning Of the week were
small and there were not enough OF any kind to
establish complete range In prices. Therefore
a true condition OF the market could not be de-
termned by actual sales. but generally the trade
was reported steady as compared with the close
OF last week Reports from other places this
morning indicated that the general trade is not
IN quite as good condition at the close OF last
week. This naturally may have some effect upon
the market here should the receipts be hove
normal. Sales to-day included e5-Ib lambs at
$3.50. with l24-b sheep at $780, and yearlings as
high as N.25. Quotations:
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-RenresentatiYe $40. :

Catte-Ihe receipts OF cattle to-day were
good average for a Monday market but not quite
large as a week ago. and a little larger than
q year ago. All grades were not represented, and
IN some departments there were not enough to
establish extreme range In prices. The quality
generally was not Of a high standard but fair
for this time in the week In harmony with lib
eral receipts and lower prices In surrounding
markets the trade here characterized by a
lack OF competition and backward bidding Some
OF the leading buyers not in the market
for steers, and therefore statesmen were handt-
capped by a small demand Buyers contended
that they were asked fully steady prices COM
pared with the close OF last week. but statesmen
believed bids We're from 15d25c lower and, there
fore. most Of the full loads Of steers were unsod
az late hour. A few odd punches were disposed
OF and they were around 10lf1Jc lower. In the
female butcher cattle department. the demand
was not as strong as at one time last week, and
statesmen generally had 20 make some cOnces-
SiOns IN prices OF heifers, but finally succeeded
I'm selling their cows at about last weeks closing
prices The hull market was also lower and
calves were reported steady As usual at this
time in the week there were very few feeding
cattle offered and not enough were sold TO show
the condition OF the market. sales to-day in
cluded odd punches Of steers at S325fl4, heifers
at s3G3 .. at S2-2573. 50. bulls at s3G3. so
and calves at S9725 Quotations:
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WHEAT MAKES SMALL GAIN.
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE TEN. }

that this rain II It is at all abundant will in
a big yield
This changed condition OF the southern Kansas
and Oklahoma crop prospect will alter the en-
tire Southwestern wheat situation as the acre
age in the sections where the rain is falling to-
night is very large. For some time the contin-
ued lack of moisture the Southwestern wheat
has been OF the large factors in the specula-
tive wheat situation.
To-day the st. Louis market was especially
strong on account of the reports Of the poor crop
prospects in the Southwest. III the rain is album
dant il is probable that IL win have a decidedly
bearish effect on the wheat market Tomorrow
especailv in the July option.
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No. white. 41c; No. white mixed 43c; No 3
white mixed, 43c; No. white mixed, Ale; No. g
No. mixed 4Sc; No. mixed, 4sc No. mixed
Ale; ear 42c.
Oats frmer; No. white, 3S&c No 8 white
Csc; No. mixed, 37hc; No. mixed, SIC
Hay steady; No. timothy, s1125; No. timo-
thy, $40.
Inspections-Wheat: No. red, / car; unmer-
charitable l car: total, cars. Corn: No 3
white. ~ cars; No white, cars; No. yellow
cars; No. mixed, 10 cars; No. mixed, 5 cars;
ear cars; total, 50 cars. Oats: No 2 white /
car; No. mixed, l car: rejected. l car; total 3
cars Hay: No. timothy, cars; No. 2 limo
thy, cars; total cars.
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BIG EARNINGS OF |. E.&W.
LAST YEAR SHOWS AN INCREASE OF
AHALF MILLION DOLLARS.
CurtaiIing Passes for
19O4-TrOubIe Over Joint Ticket
Agency at st. Louis.

Auditor Wildhack, of the Lake Erie &
Western. has just issued his report for 1903.
and it shows that the gross earnings for
the month of December were S429 009.75:
gross earnings for December, 1902, were
S41S, 474.S2, an increase in 1903 of $15,5349S.
The gross earnings for 1903 We're IS. 209 246.17;
gross earnings for 1902, $500 $40. %; increase
in 1903, SJO9, 1854. Last year was by far
the best in the history of the road. While
the increase in earnings is largely in
freight. the passenger earnings. all things
considered, were highly satisfa Glory.
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Train wrecked by Criminals.

FLORENCE. Col, Jan. IA freight
train was wrecked on the Denver e Rio
Grande railroad at Adobe, near this city,
the spikes and FISH plates had been re-
moved from the rails. Ii Is believed
that the train wreckers had planned TO
wreck the Pacific coast limited, weSt-bound.
which was due at Adobe at the time Of the
accident. but which was behind time
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Jan. u.-Poultry-Live hrrner.
Western chickens 12c; fowls, 14c; turkeys 14c
Dressed easy; Western chickens. 13Q14c; fowls
12G13c; turkeys. 15qlSc.
BOSTON, Jan. u.-ISpeciall-Poultry steady.
fowls. nQl2c; springs. l2ql3c; turkeys IeGiie
Eggs easy at 2S0l3Oc.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Poultry-Iive weak; tur-
keys. uql2c; chickens loo; springs. 1Oc.
10c: turkeys. l2Gl3c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-Poultry slow; chickens
&c; springs, &c; turkeys. u412c; ducks loo :
geese, &c.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

REVIVAL NOTICE-The revival meetings which
in progress at the Pentecost Taber-
nacle, 223 North New Jersey street, increas-
ing in interest. These meetings will be con-
tinued indefinitely. Commence at 1880 each
evening Everybody invited.
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DIED.

observation-disclosures E. Bakemeyer, daughter
K. II. +. and Martha Bakemeyer, twenty
years; died in Chicago. 80 a. m, sunday. Jan
TO- Funeral, y. m, Tuesday. Jan u, from
family residence, 1927 Prospect street. Burial At
Crown Bill.
MAHOLM-Danie w, Sunday. Jan. TO- at II So
y. m Funeral from residence. 1925 Rowland
avenue Wednesday. Jan. 10, at O'Clock p.
Friends invited.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE visible supply Of
grain Jan. g. compiled by the New Yorl
Produce Exchange, was as follows:
Wheat, 90, 200 900 bu: increase. 1895. 900 blu.
Corn, 6.20S 600 bu; increase, $4,000 bu.
Oats, .7000 900 bu; increase. 1872, 600 bu.
Rye. l.239. 600 bu; increase, 5000 bu.
Barley. 5,369. 900 bu; decrease, II. 600 bu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. u.-Cotton-spot steady
Sales 8 $50 bales. Ordinary nominal at 10 l5-Iec;
good ordinary. 12i.c; low middling. lsh4c: mid
ding l3Ssc; good middling. 13 l3-I6c; middling
fair IL 3l6c Receipts 10. s3 bales stock. 4O4 556
bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. u.-Cotton-Spot closed
uplands, 1880; middling gulf. l2-4Oc. Sales
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE dry goods market
shows no radical change. with continuance OF
buying in a conservative manner. Additional
activity has been inspired in the print division
by the advance OF &c in American staples Tie
Clafn statement was generally considered en-
couraging for the future.
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MASONIC-Keystone Chapter. No. g. r. A
NJ. Stated meeting in Masonic Temple this
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Also work in
the Mark Masters degree Companions re-
quested TO attend. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN.
JACOB w. SMITH, Sec'y. HIP.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS.

Notice il hereby given that the underslgnef
has duly qualified as executor Of estate OF Edwin
: Folsom. late OF Marion county. Indiana de-
ceased said estate - supposed 10 be solvent
No. coz. EDISON i. FOLSOM
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Local Cash Market.

The local cash wheat and corn markets ruled
hrmer yesterday. The range:
Wheat frmer: No. red. e2c. track; No red
92c, on milling freight; No. 3 Tsd. o0c. -~~ck:
wagon. SOC.
'sa<0 nrmer; No. q white. lsc; 49,
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UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
I1--Hogs-The receipts Of hogs to-day were al
most as large as a week ago, nearly 1000 larger
than year ago. and up to the expectation al
this time IN the week. The quality represented
was generally considered satisfactory. with ABOUT
the usual proportion OF the different weights The
market opened with only a fair demand from
shippers. In sympathy with unfavorable reports
from other places packers were naturally oearish'
and all were bidding lower prices. There was not
a great deal Of difference. however between the
views OF buyers and sellers and basis for opera
tiOns was established early. Almost from the
start packers were rather free buyers. and with
The assistance OF a small shipping Demand tne
trading active expected and an early
clearance was made at general decline OF iOc.
There were not many late arrivals but sales on
the close were quoted sc lower than the open
ine. Sales ranged from s47OG5 and the bulk OF
the supply sold at 81 S095. Quotations:
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. u.-WOOl nominal; medium
grades. combing and clothing. 17G2lc: light fine
l5aI71ze; heavy hne. l2gl41zc tub-washed q
Qslc.
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.
EMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF THE CITY {
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 8.

The and the
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Metals.

ST. LoEIs ~ Hss-->>d arm at ,42s. spell
- ssvt S,is
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Good 70 choice rnediura to heavy. 81 e0f75OO
Mixed and h-a,-v rackfng ............ 4. 75f1f 80
Good 10 choice lIghf weights .......... 4SGlI4 20
Cornrnon 10 fair Iigbt weights.......... 470G4 IS
Inferior 10 best pigs .................4 O044 20
Rou1hs and stays ......................4 O0GD4.50
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FINANCIAL.


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HOGSAND CATTLE DECLINE
LACK OF SHIPPING DEMAND AND UN-
FAVORABLE REPORTS HURT HOGS.

Nest sales Made at Decline of About
10 Cents-COndftiOns Bearish on
Cattle Market-Sheep Steady.
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eaTf D s rIs 2n Spss S than United States increase
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MONUMENTS.

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Tel. ISIS. Branch works Z. entrance Crown aill.
MONUMENTS-M. II. FARRELL. 2n West
Washington 81. New Phone 24ls
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