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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-23
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Seven Transfers Made "a Mat
ter 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. p, 1904
Frank McAllister ct ux to Charles Eek.
pit of the u. Sec 81 TIP 10 r A.. S2,5OOOO
George +. Lutz ct ux. Sae Edwards,
Lots 30 and 80. Hosbrook & Co.'S
Brinkman Hill add Brightwood....... 5000
Nancy Ann Ready ct al. TO Lewis A.
indianapolis ......................... 10000
Hancock Lot 2s Berkeley add -. 200
Indianspo Land and Improvement
4th iI sec west Park add ...........'.. 1880
Meyers, Lot 70. Berkeley add ........... 200
Sheriff Of Marion county 20 Plymouth $.
and L. Association, Lot 3, a. d
Krewson ct ais sub John Young's soo "a
Henry Jameson ct ux. TO William c.
Hall pit Of Lots : and g. Rsnderson's n ooo ~
Josephine izor Stanton ct al. to David
Blk .. North Indiana polls 80. 10000
Bell Lot TO- Meridian Heights Place. 10000
M PIgt > o Myers s o sf e 70 ale Jesse ada
West indianapolis. Also, Lots !, ?. g.
and ). Blk u. Braden's Riverside add. LOO
pike Lot o. johnson ct ais Elm add. $4,000
Lot 81, Sec IS, crown Hill Cemetery $500
Madeleine Maus to Josephine NJ Schaf
Madeleine Maus to Josephine NJ Schaf
Lot l. stevenss sub So lol, city OF
pt or Lot 4, So %, city or Indianapolis LOO
Madeleine Maus 10 Josephine NJ. Schaf
pt OF Lot s. So AZ. city OF Indianapolis LOO
Madeleine Maus to Josephine NJ. Schaf
Lot g. Ames's sub Of Outlot l59 city
of Indianapolis ........................... 100
Josephine NJ. Schaf ct al. TO Madeleine
Maus. Lots Is and IA, Exchange Land
Company's sub Of Outlot lS3. city OF
Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Josephine NJ. Schaf ct al. TO Madeleine
Maus. Lot l. Dancy 5 sub, So Al, city
Of Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Josephine NJ. Schaf ct al. to Madeleine
Maus. pit of Lot 81. Z. 5. Alvords sub.
Fletcher's add ...--...-.......E....-..-.- 100
Josephine NJ. Schaf - al. 20 Madeleine
Maus, Lot u. Smith & Ketchams
sub. So 8. brakes add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Josephine NJ. Schaf ct al. Madeleine
Maus. pit Of Lot 3, So 90, city Of In
dianapollS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Ella Holt 10 Walter J. Hubbard. Lot
As McKernan & Yandes's sub of Out
lot !, Drake a Mayhew's I'd add. ZOO. 90
James NJ. Sheets ct ux TO Frances NJ.
MOhler ct pt OF Lots 1872 and 1913.
McCarty's 18th West Side add. Also,
Lot 20. Bybee PTatt's LIST West Side
add West Indianapolis ................. 3 900 90
Indianapolis Land and Improvement
Company 10 Celia McManaman. Lot
2S4, 4th sec West Park add............. 1880
Olive Johnson ct al 10 Harry c. Nor
gan. Lot II. +. T. Fletchers sub, l..
+. and s X FIetcher's adm. 1900. 90
Transfers q; total consideration. 500 40 90
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INDIANAPOLIS & MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

Waiting room and station. 4 kentucly avenue.
First car leaves from IN front ~ No AZ Ken
tuclly avenue FOR Martlasville and intermediate
stations at $50 "a IN. and every hour there
after on the half-hOur mark until 6-tl ,. M.
THE 7.30 o. IA car runs only 20 MOOrcsyllle. the
$50 car runs 20 Martlnsville and the next and
tinsvilie.
Lcaving Martnsyille Tor indianapolis and in
termediate stations FIRST car al 5.S1 a. m ana
every hour thereafter on the thirty minute
mark until $50 y. IN The Z 80 D. ma car runs
only 20 MOoresville. and the $50 20 In
dianapoiis eud the next and last car leaves az
1890 running 10 Indianapolis
Cars leave Mooresville for Indianapolis end
Martinsville at 5;30 "a.
Express car arrives at indianapolis at l0.ts
A. m and departs at u 90 M. also arrives -
l.t y. N. ana departs ~ GOO y M
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CsttIe-While not unusually liberal, the re-
celpfs CT cattle to-day were up 20 the require
ments Of the trade The market opened with a
Eood kinds sold the start at nearly steady
prices compared with Yesterday one OF the
principal local buyers dii take hold as
promptly usual and when this was discovered
an easier feeling developed. The early market
for all kinds OF steers was very slow and a
comPai atively small part or the supply changed
hands u the hours. After battling
hard TO maintain something steady prices,
talesmen finally persuaded that buyers
had the advantage IN number OF cases sales
Zoe lower than yesterday. The general
market was some lower. After a trading basis
had been pretty we'll established q large number
OF cattle sold. but a usual heretofore this
week few loads remained unsOld at the close.
There a fair demand for feeding cattle
anc prices bout steady at the recent de-
cline. Bulls we're steady ana the good calves
we're steady, but others a shade lower. Quota
ions
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Presbyferlnn.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southeast
corner of Delaware and Sixteenth streets. The
Rev. NJ. l.. Haines, d. D, pastor. The Rev. J.
Allan Blair, OF Paris. III, viii preach at IL
a. m. and 7:45 p. IN. Evening topic: True
Life Values" Bible school, $3.50 a. m. Christian
Endeavor, Gas p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday,
7:45 p. cordial welcome TO all.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII-Corner
OF Vermont and Pennsylvania streets Owen
Davies Odell. pastor Sacrament of the Lord 5
Supper at IL a. m. Evening service at go.
Organ service by Professor Hansen. Special
musical programme by the quartet. Address:
THE Redemption of Peter by the pastor
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner of Meridian
and Eleventh streets. The Rev. j. Cumming
Smith, d. D.. pastor. Preaching by the pastor
at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at GAS
a. m.
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The Cincinnati Price Current says:

The marketing Of hogs continues fairly lib
eral. being slightly less than the preceding week
but than during the corresponding week
last year. that he total for the season TO
date has overtaken the total for the correspond
ing time last year Total Western packing for
the week. $4,000 compared with $4,000 the pre-
ceding week and $4,000 for the corresponding
time last year. From Nov. the total is 800 900.
compared with $500. 900 a year ago. an increase
of 1000. Prices have declined slightly, the pres
ent average for prominent markets being about
81. 70 per 100 lbs. The quality Of receipts re-
ported is generally satisfactory. The specula-
tive provision market was only fairly active the
past week. The feeling in the trade is unset
tied. Advances in the grain markets, especially
corn. had a tendency 10 strengthen prices but
there were liberal receipts Of hogs and some de-
cline in hog quotations. Foreign markets We're
irregular and Inclined TO quietness. The export
clearances OF product were fair. but show a
slight decrease compared with the preceding
week and increase over the corresponding
week last year"
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Fila sanasburrv eleven years. SIC Drake
street, epilepsy osoe
Susan A Robinson seventy-hve years 900
Oxford street. pneumonia
Susie Kirtley twenty-five years, sSs west
Twenty-ffth street. consumption. -,
Francis Barry. infant. 3lo West ElShteeh'H
street, catarrhal fever and pneumonia -.
Charles II. owens, one year lsI OoiuiiiOi'
avenue. acute bronchitis and measles
Mrs Rebecca Davis Mayheid. gall stones -,
Mrs. Margaret Reinker, sixty-nne years A'-A
North Senate avenue. cancer or stomach
Infant Guerrieri, 54S East Georgia street, oeao
birth. 49, ~.s.,.
John G. Mayer. seventy-three years 142' Orlole
street. tubercular tumor. -,
Henry w. Piel. fifty years. 1902 East Washing
ton street, pneumonia
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Christian Scfentist..


FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 045 a. m Sun
day school at $3.50 a m Wednesday evening
meeting at O'Clock at the Propylaeum on North
street, opposite Blind Asylum. Reading room open
TO the public from 10 a.. m. TO p. m. every
day except Sunday Room II. Lombard building
241e East Washington street.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
Services: Sunday morning, II. Subject:
Truth Sunday-school, $50 a. Wednesday
evening meeting, o'clock. Shortridge High
School. corner of Pennsylvania and Michigan
streets. Reading room, 321 LemclIe building.
Open week days, q. IN. to p.
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congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Cor Central avenue
and Fourteenth street. Tennyson's The Idyls
OF the King" THE Epic of Evolution in
Application to the Progress of Human Society,"
will be the subject OF series OF addresses
at the evening service at 7:30. The subject
Sunday evening Jan a. will be- ''Ciareth and
I4yneth.'' or The Place of the Individual in
the Realization OF the Social IDEAL" Morning
service. 1O:4. Subject: 1.-The Faith Approved
by Jesus" Music by chorus choir.
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BOSTON. Jan. 22.-lSpecial. Poultry steady
fowls, I2Ti3c: springs. 13614c; young hen tur-
keys 19G2Oc: young tom turkeys. I7alSc: capons
l51i7c Eggs steady at 3Oc.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.-Poultry steady: chickens
Stac: springs, size; turkeys 121a01Sisc; ducks
10C: geese. &C.
CHICAGO Jan. s2-Poultry-Live firm; tur-
keys. 1Oc; chickens. lie; springs, 1Oizc.
CINCINNATI Jan. 22-Poultry steady: hens
l0isc. springs. l2c turkeys. Ike
NEW YORK. Jan. -Poultry-Aiive and
dressed quiet and unchanged.
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oils.

SAVANNAH. Jan. 22.-Spirits Of turpentine
rirm at CSC. Rosn firm; a, y, c, d. r 81
T. 50 20: c. 81 70: H. 50; /, S3.15; X S3l5. NJ
S415: window glass, S4S5: water white A75
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Tallow steady. Cotton
seed oil steady. Prime crude nominal;
36isT36stc. Petroleum steady. Rosin quiet Tur-
pentine weak.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 22-spirits OF turpcntine.
nothing doing. ROsin at $685.. Tar firm al
SLD. Crude turpentne firm at S2.50 and Sl25.
MONTPELIER. Jan. 22-Crude petroleum,
strong: North Lima. S13s; South Lima ana In
diana, Sl31.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 22.-Spirits OF turpentine
steady at 64iac. KOsin steady.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner Del
aware and Walnut streets. Rev. Allan Il. Phil
putt pastor. Services tomorrow at 1915 a. m.
and 7:45 p m, conducted by the pastor. Music
by quartet and chorus choir. Preaching every
evening during the week except Saturday by
the pastor Music by chorus choir. Sunday
school at $50 a m Christian Endeavor Society
at $50 p IN. Junior Society at 3 p. Every
invited to all these meetings
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Services in the
Grand Opera House morning and evening
The Rev. Thomas J. Villers. d. D.. pastor
breaches at II a. IN. Topic: Our Opportunity"
b. Y. =. L. $50 d. m. Evening service 1890
Pastors subject, Christ, our Sympathetic
Brother" Good music by a large chorus choir
Bible school $3.50 III. in Y. w. G.. A. build
ing. Prayer service Thursday evening in Y
w. c. A building. The public invited. Travel
ers and strangers cordially welcomed to all Of
our services. Seats free
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DIED.

PIEL-Henry W. Piel. on Thursday morning.
Jan. q, at 720 o'clock at his home, ~ Es.s1
Washington street. aged hfty years uIeI ~
from German Lutheran Trinity Church' corner
East and ohio streets. Sunday at : p. m
SCUDDER-Jane Scudder at the home OF her
son. James b. Scudder, near Ben Davis, age
eighty-one years. Funeral Saturday morning AT
10 o'clock Burial at Crown Hill. indianapolis,
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Shecp--The receipts OF sheen and lambs were
small again TO-DAY There IS necessarily a quiet
trade because the supplies are not large enough
20 encourage competition between buyers Local
requirements are not important and the request
from shippers Is rather small on account OF
the unfavOVable weather for shipping. There
fore statesmen are having more or less difficulty
IN finding an outlet even for the small supplies
and the tendency IN values Is toward n lower
level. Most dealers reported the market almost
steady compared with yesterday Cor sheen but
lambs were generally considered 25c lower A
small lot o. lambs sold at s. IS but Is so was
considered a top price. Stockers sold as low
as 81. The best sheep sold az $3.50 and stockers
=. Quotations
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VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. %.
Births.

VIII ID. and Elizabeth Howe. Irvington. boy.
Alfred and Margaret Preston boy -.
George and Blanche Jones, sl6 West THIRTEEN
street. girl.
William and Amanda Darling. III West Thir-
tieth street. girl
William and Mamie Heuser. city girl.
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WHEAT GOES STILL HIGHER.

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE TEN)
liza 300 bales. greasy. 5G1OIsd. West Australia
100 bales greasy 6leGlld. New Zealand. 4.70t
balcs: scoureds. 7611Ld: greasy, 52ldGls I'D
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. zoo bales; secured
9IzdQ1s Sod greasy GlsGl0d.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.--Wool steady; medium
grades combing and clothing. 17G32lc. light fine
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swA1rs FOR CLOSE or THEATRES
IND'P'LIs & EASTERN RAILWAY co.
Greenfield Line. "

N1recuuelQ Line
General once. Franklin Building
Time table effective January T. 1904
All cars depart from Meridian and Georgs
For Richmond New Castle and intermediate
stations passenger cars leave on the following
hours: 6:S5 a. m $50 a. m. lO.5o A. m, ZsoS
n m 2.55 D. m. ass y. IN. and e-55 ?. m
limited trains for Greenfield, knightstown.
C-ambridge City and Richmond leave Indianapolis
Al 7.s0 "a m il.fG a. N. and $40 n m
The above cars make direct connections Tor
Ea.on DAYTON Lima, Greenvine. Columbus,
Newark Hamilton and Cincinnati. ONO
For Greenfield. Knightstown and intermediate
hour thereafter until 7:55 ,. m. The SO p. m
runs to Greenfield only; the 80 p m runs 70
n rn for Greenfield only.
Combination passenger and express cars ieay.
Greenfield and KnightstoTn.
Express Cars
- C.roendeld and intermediate stations only
arri,,e Al 7.35 a. m. and leave az a m. Also
arrive al go y. m. ana leaNe az s-a9 p ~
It-.,oss for KnightstoWn Dublin and interme-
- -..stors leaves at $50 a m.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 22.-Cotton firm Sales
7.425 bales Ordinary. 12isc. good ordinary.
Is 7-f6c low middling. "a 1-l6c middling IA 7-16c
good middling IL ll-l6c; middling fair. 10 Lice
Receipts, 7.19S bales; stock, 42l,6s3 bales.
NEW YORK. Jan Relationships closed
quiet Is points higher: midding uplands, Ia 75c:
rniddlng gulf. 15c. sales. l. 2o3 bales.
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MINNEAPOLIS, COLUMBUS s. SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANN.

Through passenger cars IefFe I'eIlnsylVnfliA
snd Wilmington streets for southport, Green
800 Whiteland. Franklin Amity. Edinburg.
rr.yi,,rsvtlie and Columbus First car at 8 a
GO everv hour thereafter until D. Tho
80 car leaves At ii Is p. At and 10 p. m.
as leave for Franklin and intermediate points
ceorgfa and Meridian streets for Greenwood
- 81 20 a m and 80 p. m.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Jan. Further advances have
been registered in dry goods during the day and
while buyers have not been active, there been
considerable inquiry and more or less business
has been done at the advance. Jobbers continue
only moderately active.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-You can buy Minnesota tim
Der lands for 81 80 per acre. No residence o
Improvement required. Act promptly before Lax
is repealed For particulars write +. c. ALGER
Duluth MINI.
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wASTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Any person TO distribute our sam
pies: $3.50 daily, steady. EMPIRE" 3523
Grand Boul, Chicago.
WANTED-In lively lake port town, by large
department store a irst-cass salesman with
knowledge of general housefurnishing goods.
Good salary. Permanent place 10 right per
SON Address DEPARTMENT STORE. care
of Indianapolis Journal.
WANTED-For u. s. army. able bodied. unmar-
ried men, between ages OF n and 81, citizens OF
United States, OF good character and temperate
habits who can speak. read and write English.
For Information apply TO Recruiting Officer. p
North Illinois ST. Indianapolis, Ind
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100 smaller than a week ago and barely as large
as year ago.
The average weight Of hogs for the week end
ing jan was a little over 30 lbs and the aver
age cost si91is. and the week ending Jan Is the
average weight little over 20 los and the
average cost not quite S4.9l.
Prices OF good cattle have declined from PC 70
i0c this week The demand for cattle all week
has been less active than last week. Receipts
have been about normal UnfavOrable develop
ments In outside markets have also nad ue-
pressing effect on the local trade.
Combined receipts OF sheep and lambs Tor hVe
days show a gain Of 200 over the same time last
week. and a decrease of nearly 15oo compared
with the corresponding time year ago Inc
receipts yesterday were about the same a. week
ago, and only 10 smaller than a year ago.
The receipts Of stock thus far this week show
very little change in hogs increase OF 100 cat
tie and zoo sheep compared with the same time
last week and an increase Of 400 hogs. 100
cattle and a decrease Of nearly 100 sheep com
pared with the corresponding time year ago.
The general cattle market quiet yesterday.
with most sales at lower prices the sheep ana
lamb market was weaker. and the hog market
was active at higher prices.
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wabash Bonds Sold,

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The Wabash Railroad
has sold Vermilye & Co. Sl500oo0 hrst-mort-
gag. fifty-year per cent gold bonds issued for
fha freight terminals in ST. Louis.
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Ifnidarian

ALL SOULS CHURCH CUNTTARIAN)-North
Alabama and Fifteenth streets. Rev. E. r.
Newbert Services at IL q. m. First of two ser
upon 'Unitarianism Thought Move
ment and Religious Advance" Sunday school
at 10 o'clock; an adult class open TO men and
women. Lecture "Wednesday evening by Fred V.
Hawley of Chicago. Subject, wealth. Public
welcome
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Building Permits.

a. L. and p Mason. two-story brick, 2lS East
New York street. $3.50.
Marion Trust Company. trustee. repairs north
west corner Of Alabama and Pearl streets $50
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.

Allen b. Porter and Edna F. Gilmore.
Everett Sanford and Gertrude Hunt
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Metals.

ST LOUIS. Jan. ss.-Load firm at ;s5O. Spell
tar steady AZ Sl70.
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION COMPANY.

Local trains for Anderson, Muncie and inter
mediate points leave Indianapolis al s:l5 a. m.
and each hour thereafter until 915 and 1850
p These trains make direct connection az
Anderson with trains for Alexandria and 81
wood
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie leave
Indianapolis at and IL a IN. and and ,
D. m, arriving In Anderson in ] hour and y
minutes and in Muncie in hours. The a m
and p. m. trains make direct connection at
Anderson with limited trains for Elwood.
Commencing Dec e. 1903. trains for Nobles-
Vile. Upton. Kokomo ana intermediate points
Will leave Indianapolis follows:
Limited trains will leave indianapolis az $50
m. and every two hours thereafter until $40
p.
Local trains will leave Indianapolis at 800
a m. and every two hours thereafter until I:S0
and ii .. IN. Trains leaving Indianapolis at
$3.50 p. m. run only as far as Upton
Freight Department
Consignments Of freight received at station.
III Kentucky avenue daily from a until
q. for all points on l. u I. Co. Quick serV-
Ice early morning delivery.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
LOST.


FOR SALE-Or rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. w. u. ALLISON Co. 905 ~. Alabama
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IOST-Cenune white French Doodle: clipped
like a lion: liberal reward viii be paid for re-
turn or same 20 80 South Senate ay
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MANIFESTATION TO handle a line of ladies'
neckwear commission in conjunction with
kindred lines. Address STORCH & KATE, 1874
w. Fayette St. Baltimore, Nd
wANTED-Competent solicitors and travelling
statesmen in Indiana for the National metal
weather strip for windows Double the pro-
lection OF any strip the market, and easiest
running strip made Address A. ~. LLOYD.
4Ol T.. Seventh St, Munce, Ind.
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Xxx Indianapolis Union Station
lVUCnnSylVdnid LINES.

W. Trains Run by Central Zine.
yIcKKr OFFICES at Station and az corner Illinois and
Washington Streets.
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HOG PRICES ARE UP AGAIN
GOOD DEMAND FROM SHIPPERS,
WITH RECEIPTS UNDER 1000.
Lack OF Local Demand Caused Decline
An Prices of CattIe-Decline for the
Week Good Cattle 2Sc TO 4oc.
neeein,s and shipments.

UNION STOthfAtDos lNblANAEOl<l9i JAN
p The receipts Of hogs to-day were again only
fair Good quality represented. but the
proportion OF prime heavy grades was not I'M
usually large The market opened with the de-
mand again very strong from shippers for the
best hogs. and from the start they were ag-
Eressive buyers at unevenly higher prices Pack
srs were not willing 10 buy freely at the ad-
IN values and got only about 1000 out OF
the morning receipts. The early supply sold
usually about &C higher than yesterday, and the
best hogs In many were probably around
1oc higher than yesterday morning. The market
In no case, however, was considered over &C
higher than yesterday close Af;er practically
AL OF the best hogs had changed hands shippers
were easier buyers. and the market became
auister for light and mixed grades ON the
closing market there were not many prime hogs
offered Consequently IL more or less dif-
ncult for statesmen TO dispose Of the last arr
walls, but they finally succeeded in getting about
morning prices and a good clearance was made
Sales ranged from $3.50 10 $50 The bulk OF
the supply sold at 81 e065 10 Quotations: