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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Kitchen Elected.

Especial to The Timea-Dlspatch)
ROxBORO, N. c., Nov. 9.-Rcturns
from eight out OF ten counties composing
the Fifth Congressional District, assures
the re- election OF w. W. Kitchen (Dem) !.
by a plurality OF FIVE thousand or more.
All Democratic legislative and county Of
3hcials are elected by large majoritics
with a possible exception OF treasurer.
lest for years past The 1900 majority
small vote was polled, which accounts
for Kitchens decreased majority.
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An Elopement.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch,)
II yASHTI, VA, Nov 9!--Miss Mamie
wade Collins and Mr. William Ramsey
were married In Pelham, n. G.. Sester-.
The bride is the only daughter Of Mrs,
Wesley Collins and Is charming young
lady OF sixteen years
The bride is the son OF Mr., g. A..
Ramsey, Of this seetlon.4 and Is a promis-
ing tiller of the soil.
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Gilliau1-Anderson,

Especial to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG. Va, Nov. 9.-The First
pretty wedding last night, when Miss Vir-
gnia Blackburne Anderson became the
wife OF Mr. Joseph NJ, Gillian, The
bride Is the daughter. Of Mr.. and. Mrs,
"A. =, Anderson. Of this city. DIR. W, L..
Plckard, pastor OF the church, performed
tho ceremony,
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TWO WEDDINGS.
One Takes Place at Sunrise and
the Other at Shutdown.
,,n,,aJ - THE TImes. DIspatch.)

-.----1I (EpecIaI to The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AZ w1Nc,H ESTER, VA, Nov 9.-TWo
unio,e marriages. the grooms being most
Intimate friends, took place in this city
to-day. Shortly after sunrise Miss 8, E M,
lie n, Miller Fletcher, Rev. George s.
flowers, Of Grace Lutheran Church, OIL
ciating. The ceremony was performed I
Spring Garden. tho ancestral home OF
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Q. H. !. BERRY / / ! & &. co.

tho bride. after which they left on we'd
ding Journey. I.
shortly before shutdown Miss Josie Coell
Haddoa daughter of Captain ]. p. Had
dox, was married to j. Mack Noonan, by
Rev DR.. Julian Bioaddus,. pastor Of the
Baptist Church of Berryvillc, Va. The
groom VS. q popular young liveryman n.
They left tonight on q Northern tour.
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Glazier--Byron.

III Especial to The Times plspatehl
PETERSBURG. A., Nov. a.--Mlss Ada
81 yt fbIs ely. wers married az Higb Street
George n, Bookei, Miss Mary doodWyl!
was maid Of honor, and Mrs. q US Chappell
imatron Of honor. After the ceremony q
reception was rendered the couple at tho
home or the bride B. father.
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Adkins-Belcher.

Especial to The Times DIspatch,)
YASHTL VA, Nov 9.-Aliss Minnie
Claude Adkins on Sunday at the home Of
the bride. near Callands. The bride Is
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. r.. F. Belcher.
and Is a pretty and attractive young
lady, The groom US the son OF Mr.. w.
N, Adkins, and an Industrious farmer OF
the Grady community, 39
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Date Of Game Changed.
fspecIal to Tha TImes. pispatch.)

Especial to The Times DIspatch)3 "
b CHAPEL HILL, N. G.. Nov. 9.--Tho foot
here between the University Of North Caro-
j ma and AZ and NJ, College, OF Raleigh.
Thursday. November l7th. was changed to-
night to November 18th, Wednesday next
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Cumberland Democratic

+ (spccial to The Times DIspatch.) 35
& FAYETTEYILLE,&N NJ: Nov. 9.--O Dr.
acial returns from al, voting precincts
show that this county (Cumberland) has
elected It's Democratic ticket by a ma
jority9 OF about 600, a gain Of 100 over the
majority OF 1902. g;
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LOU #DlLLoN's RECORD.
She Comes Up to Major Delmar
as a Trotter. 43.
nav AssocIated Press.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. s.-Eou Dillon,
the recently dethroned Queen OF tho trotting
world, has boon driven by. MIlard Sanders,
mile IN 2:O1 Ia. thereby equalling tho
record recently established by Major Demar
for the distance, without the aid Of O pace
maker or wind shields in 'front.'
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TARRH S G: !; ; ;:::

Catarrh generally believed
conditions which smoking
the and the disease itself
Ing strictly local disease and totally losing sight the real
arrested and cured consumption lead
o digestive
Blood
permanently It's curative pper act directly the blood driving
the disgusting Of such hawking
throat sick stomach etc It absolutely and permanently all forms
Of CntarrhCatarrh of
Liver Kidneys the
10 az
B. b. 3. 80: ss ;ss::
q. q.
Manufactured by CO., Atlanta, ,lznfau
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EoR sALE,
1904 WHITE TOURING CAR

In perfect condition.; owner dlsposlng' of
same on account OF close Of season in
the North and having ordered 1908
model. Baskets, Acetylene headlights, eN.
ira ti,es In fact ali accessories INCLUDE
ed Address s.. II, w, i. Q. Box 324,
New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-20

Corn meal quiet. Rye hrmer: No. Western,
0'c, nominal T. o. b. anoat. Barley steady.
Nheat-Receipts. 26,S25 bu; exports. 1894 hu:
SIC elevator. SOC z. o. b. afiOat. No I northern
Duluth. Sook Z. o. b. ahoat No. 1 hard Man
uoba nominal T. o. b. ahoat OPTIONS opened
easy on the peace outlook and the easier consols
but meeting strong speculative support at Chicago
turned firm towards midday. advancing 20 high
crop news from the Southwest closed strong at
sc net advance. May, 81 3-l6Q32i.c. closed at
S2hc. July. SllsG& S-l6c. closed az SsAc
sales. $1,000 bu futures and 5000 bu spot spot
hrm; No. ?, soc In store, 5SAc Z. o. b. anoat !:
No. ? yellow. 57isc No. white 5Sisc. option
recovered on export demand and covering with
the close &c net higher. May 5Jad55a.c closed
at 55Ac. July closed al 537sc.
oats-Reeeipts, l5.ooo bu- spot firm; No. oats.
46lRc: No white. sc. track white 45G4sc: track
white, state, sos Options nominal
Hops firm. Hides firm. Leather steady Wool
firm.
Beef firm cut meats steady: picked shoulders
S.5oa6. Lard nrm: Western steamed, sIs5. Jan
firm: mess. Sl4-25H15.
Rice steady. Molasses firm. Conee-spot Rio
Si9al3hc. Sugar-Raw quiet. fair refining. 27se:
centrifugal. s6 test. 3Ac; molasses sugar. csc.
Refined dull.
The market for coffee futures opened steady AZ
unchanged prices 20 advance OF points on
buying encouraged by higher French cables and
the continued light primary receipts. which. in
connection with reports OF better spot demand.
Is leading 10 predictions OF a decrease in
worlds visible supply figures the FIRST OF the
month There considerable LIQUIDATION and
the market was only steady at the close with
sales were reported OF 10 900 bags inciudine:
January at 7.2007 25c; February at SOC: March
at 740q745c; May at 770dZ75c: July at 7s5c:
September at s.15as 2oc; November at s.9Oq s $50;
December at S.35GS s5c.
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NEW YORK Jan. -Butter-Receipts s. go
packages. Market steady: extra creamery. COM
mon to choice. l5d2lc state dairy. 14Glgc, held
creamery lfdlsizc. Cheese-Receipts 6lf7 pack
ages Market steady: State full creams fancy
small colored. September. 12c: late MADE I0lsc:
small white September, l2c; late made l0i5c:
large col0red. September. 12c. late made i0i1c:
large white. September. l2c late made 10ikc.
Eggs-Receipts, 5.I60 packages. Market firm;
state and Pennsylvania nearby average finest,
Bic: State and Pennsylvania seconds 20 hrsts
2s03ec: Western extras, sic; Western frsts. Soc.
Western seconds, 2bW2sc; refrigerated. 2lQ1c
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 19.-Butter steady and
IN fair demand; extra Western creamery. &c:
extra nearby prints, &c Eggs firm and lc high
er. fresh nearby. 33c. az the mark, fresh West
ern, &c. at the mark, fresh Southwestern. 80
32c. the mark. fresh southern. 30G3ic. a. tho
mark Cheese steady and In fair demand: New
York full creams. choice TO fancy uizdllxc:
New York full creams fair 70 good. l00llc.
CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-On the Produce Exchangs
to-day the butter market was steady: croameries
l5G2lc; dairies. 13nisc. Eggs steady: at mark
cases included. &42sc- Cheese steady at 10
lizc.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 19.-Eggs steady: Mis-
souri, and Kansas. cases returned 2liac. new
No. whitewood- cases included. &C.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1s.-Butter lower: cream
cry extra. zfc. hrsts. 22d22izc; seconds. 19iz q
2oizc; dairy, lie. Eggs steady az 25HZc.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 1s.-Butter lower: creamery,
l5a22c dairy. Dal7c. Eggs steady az PC. case
count.
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sufficient proof to justify the opinion that IT
will work to a higher level
Meyer & I.Iser.1
NEW YORK Jan. 19-Strength was mani
tested throughout the trading in to-day's mar
ket and at no time did weakness develop al
though there were no very heavy advances in
standard stocks Some of the manipulative
specialties taken in hand early and put
up TO fancy prices by the usual wash process.
The most important news Of the day was the
first preferred stock OF the Erie. This makes
per cent. declared this stock with the fiscal
ing trust agreement this dissolves the voting
trust 1t is provided in the agreement that
the first preferred stock within any one year,
the voting trust shall lapse. The Northern
dend of ~ per cent Erie stocks We're nota-
bly, strong throughout the day in anticipation
of the dividend. Steels were a firm feature
tanned. The Rock Island stocks were strong
The fractions well held, although Metro
politan had a set back in the early trading
limit, but behaved very WELL Realty preferred
was manipulated openly It is question
ket a whole. Foreign dispatches towards
the close seemed TO indicate that the Russo
japanese trouble has been fixed up. There
was increase in commercial house business.
[Porterfeld & Col
NEW YORK. jan 19.-There was a continual
ton to-day of the active bull stock market.
The volume o. trading larger and the en-
tire list benefited. Steel preferred and
Realty preferred, which is now controlled by
the Gates crowd, made good advances. All the
rails were strong. All the roads reporting earn
ings showed increases. Call money is down
to Ia per cent and the banks are loaning
freely
Ia. r Thompson & Col
NEW YORK, Jan. 19-There was a strong
bull tone TO the stock market to-day. and such
is the professional sentiment that we are in
clined to look for still further enhancement
during the week, some of the floor operators
expecting a viewpoint further rise the pres
ent movement. They we'll fortified with
arguments favoring such proposition. Cold
weather talk used to boom the coalers
to-day. We understand that the anthracite
trade is booming also and that IL was never
in better condition. We believe Reading
Erie and other issues of that group will sell
at much higher prices. Mr.. J. p Morgan is
behind the movement with his First National
Bank interests He is understood to be very
bullish on the coalers and the United States
Steel issues. rapid further rise in inter-
borough the curb carried the traction list
up to-day. We do not know that we care to
bull these issues. although it is probable that
they will participate in the general betterment
We prefer such issues as Southern Pacific Union
Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio Atchison Missouri
ferred yesterday, strong to-day and is be-
ing bulled for $50 on this movement. We strong
ly recommend the purchase OF all good securi-
ties whenever soft. The market is a creeping
bull campaign Of a moderate character and will
be higher before you realize IL.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 19-Flour dull: red winter
patents. AS5G45o: extra fancy and straight.
nal at s. 25G2S5; prime higher. Corn meal
steady at s. 40 Bran steady 10 firm: sacked.
east track, S03zuS3c. Wheat higher; No. > red.
cash. elevator. sOkc; track. siG96c: May. s5sc:
July, Nl2aSlAc; No. hard SldSlRc. corn
July, 4sF.c. oats higher; No. ,. cash, SOC: track
40c; May, 40iac; No. white. &c Hay steady:
timothy. SqlS: prairie. S5Qs.5o Whisky steady
at s1.sllk; Iron cotton ties. slo5: Baggins. S..
G612c. Hemp twine SC Pork higher; standard
mess, jobbing. 1885. Lard higher prime steam.
clear ribs $50; short clear. S7.75. Receipts
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat $4,000 blu: corn. 49, 900
bu; oats $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. Is 900 brls:
wheat co. 600 hu; corn. 1900 bu: oats 81 900 bu
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1s.-wheat-Aiay. 75AD
l5%ci July, izl2nl2sci cash, No. hard. 90
eSS7e9c -, o. .Ss .
cash. No. mixed. 4OlsQ4Ic: No. white, 4Iisc:
2 mixed, SSc. Receipts-wheat, Pc. 400 bu; corn.
152. 500 bu; oats $4,000 blu. Shipments-wheat
1O7,2 200 bu; corn. $500 bu; oats. 1000 bu.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 19.-Flour steady. Wheat
mixed. asa IsIzc. Oats firm; No. ? mixed. go
42l9c. Rye firm. No. ?, 6Sc. Lard frmer at
at Us. whisly-Distillers' finished goods quiet
on the basis Of SL27 Sugar steady.
DULUTH. Jan. l9.-wheat-In store. No 1
hard. sSc; No northern. S61ze; No northern,
SIC; to arrive, Ssc; No. northern, s6fc; No. .
northern. sac: May. Ssc; July. size. Osts-on
track and to arrive, 3S14c.
TOLEDO. Jan. 19-Clover seed-Cash and jan
uary, $3.50 February, Ses2lz; March. Sc s7i1;
prime alsike, S. 80; prime timothy, N4O. Wheat
May. sl1zc; July. S5Ssc; cash, SITE
MINNEAPOLIS Jan. l9.-Wheat-May. s9hc:
July, sSAc; September 7shc; on track, No. 1
hard. sOc: No. 1 northern. S9lkc: No. ? northern.
SEC; No. northern. T9qs1izc.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 19-Wheat-Spot nominal
Corn-spot hrm; American mixed new. Is al:
American mixed old. As 63zd.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-Wheat-January 92Ikc:
May sS1ze. Corn-January. 5o%sc' February.
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The local wheat market ruled stronger yes
terday. No red advancing to S3l4c. Corn was
irmer. The range:
Wheat stronger: No. 2 red. sSlkc track; No ?
red. 93lzc on milling freight No. red g0c track;
January. 93c: wagon. 92izc
Corn frmer; No. white, 45Ac; No. 3 white.
45hc; No. white, 4Sc; No. white mixed 45c
No white mixed 45c: No. white mixed 43c:
No. yellow. 45Ac; No. yellow. s514c. No. 4
yellow f3c: No. mixed s5c; No. mixed s5c.
No. mixed. nominal. 43c; ear. nominal. 44c.
oats frmer; No. white. 40c No. white.
39c: No mixed. 3sLc: No. mixed 39c
Hay steady; No. ! timothy. sll-50; No. ? timo-
thy, nominal. SO
Inspections Wheat: No red. cars. Corn:
No. white, IA cars: No white. 4: No. white
mixed, l; No mixed, /; No mixed. 3: No.
mixed, 1; no grade 2; ear mixed. !: total "a
cars Hay: No timothy. l car: part No
timothy and part No. l clover. 1; total cars.
THE WAGON MARKET.
Corn-Old, 45G150c: new. 4OG45c.
Oats-Sheaf. SSgl0 per ton; new, shelled oats.
S7G40c a bu-
Hay-Clover. s75Oas; timothy. slO5OGu; new,
mixed. sl0d1l: millet sSa9
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Wool.

LONDON, Jan. 1s.-The first series Of the 1904
wool auction sales opened to-day There was a
very large attendance All grades ruled In SELL
ers' favor Cape OF Good Hope and Natals were
snow whites al unchanged prices and greasy un-
changed 10 per cent advance. moderate sup
ply of scoureds taken chiefly by continental
changed. Medium cross-breds were 5 TO ~ per
cent higher, and coarse grades We're 10 per cent.
account. Following are the sales in detail: New
South Wales, Loo bales; secured Is l11dqls
SECURED Is Idols SGD greasy 7ssaio5tS south
Australia. 500 bales; greasy 6dd1s 1&d. West
greasy. 4izGuhd. New Zealand 2 800 bales:
secured de- adis us Nd greasy 3a Sssad Cape q
Id; greasy. 6ikql0d. Buenos Ayres. 1000 bales:
greasy. 41za9l8d.
BOSTON. Jan. 1s-with many buyers In the
field business In the wool market has been mod
T45 ESod the Ss The s s rensn.
prices, but manufacturers are inclined 10 hold
back at any advance. The market for Territory
woods shows a fair demand, with values Vel
maintained Tor all grades For pulled woods tho
market holds firm, with the call steady. For
eign woods are dull at firm prices. Current quo
and Pennsylvania Xxx and above SiqS4kc X.
SOdSlc; No. /. 32q3Sc; No. ? S1g32c: fine un-
three eighths blood unWashed 25a2sc: auarfer
blood unwashed 25Q26c; fine washed dealne. IS
29G3Oc; No. ?. 2Sd29c; fine unwashed 11a22e:
quarter blood unwashed, 25025iac. three-eighths
blood unwashed 25q5l9c; half blood unwashed
25G2ec unwashed delaine. 22a3sc Ken
lucky. LLAMA. etc: Three-eighths blood 2iD
pc: quarter blood. 2iq25c; braid. 22a25c. Ter
ritory-Idaho fine. 15aisc; heavy fne. 19Gl4c:
fine medium, 16Hl7c; medium. 17izGIsc WyO-
ming fine l5ql6c; heavy fine. l3Nl4c. fine medi-
um. 16d17c: medium. lSd19c. Utah and Nevada
fine. 15gl6c heavy fine. l5Gl6c; hne medium, lea
Gl7c: medium. l9d2Oc. Dakota fine. l5d l6c fine
medium. 16izGl7c: medium. 1920. Montana
fine choice. l9HZ0c: fine medium choice. l9d2Oc;
average 1Sdl9c; staple. l9u2c.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 19.-Wool steady: medium
grades. combing and clothing. 17d2lc light line,
15a17iac; heavy fine. l2G4izc; tub washed. 20
ale.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-20

The Indianapolis Northern Traction Com
panys per cent. bonds viii be listed on the
local Stock Exchange the 1st Of February or
early in the month. The entire issue amounts
to $5.OOC.OOO. 1t is not fikely that more than
s1OOOOO Of them viii be offered here. AS there
is large demand for high-grade local bonds
now and the market seems to be practically
cleaned up on these securities at present prices.
it is probable that the indianapolis Northern
hves will find ready sale. They are a first
mortgage on the Indiana Union Traction lines
now constructed TO Noblesvire, Upton and Ko-
komo and 10 be constructed to LoganspOrt and
Peru and second mortgage on the old Union
Traction Company's property. The time limit in
which the issue is not to be sold in the open
market will expire Jan. 81. and it is probable
that they will be quoted on the local exchange
the LIST day Of next month a few days later.
The Indianapolis Northern Traction Com
panys per cent. thirty-year. irst-mortgage
bonds were issued about a year and half ago
20 secure funds to construct the line to Mobiles
VILE. Upton. Kokomo. Logansport and Peru.
The issue was guaranteed by the Union Traction
Company Of Indiana, which afterward leased the
property of the Indianapolis Northern Traction
Company, then consolidated with 1t under the
name OF Union Traction Company Of Indiana,
and then leased this and its other property to
the Indiana Union Traction Company, which is
now operating all the property. 1t is understood
the majority of the bonds owned or con-
troled by the Widener- Elkins syndicate of Phila-
delphia which has large holdings in the Indiana
Union Traction Company. Some OF the issue
was also taken by George F. McCuloch, presi-
dent Of the Union Traction Company and the
Indiana Union Traction Company, and those as
ISOLATED with him in the two organizations
member Of one of the leasing houses said yes
terday that Indianapolis Northern bonds VIII
probably be offered here around 80 or g.
Albert r. Thompson & Co. have the following
rather unoptimistic view OF the general financial
and Industrial outlook from A. o. Brown & Co..
the well-k known wall-street house: The new
year has properly begun with general retrench-
ment which is always found necessary after a
period of reckless expansion. The example set
by some Of the large corporations will soon be
followed by others. and the reduction OF wages
and dividends will inevitably result in readtust-
ment of values that will affect every branch Of
business Retrenchment is every hand
i'm commercial as we'll as in industrial circles
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-20
Available supply Statement.

NEW YORK. Jan. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available supplies,
as compared with the previous account:
wheat-United States and Canada, east OF the
Rockies, increased 900 bu; ahoat and in Eu-
rope decreased 1900 600 bu total supply decreased
1910, 900 bu.
Corn-United States and Canada, east OF the
Rockies, decreased IA, 900 bu.
Oats-United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, increased 200. 600 blu.
The leading increases reported this week are
1s7. 900 bu at Cleveland. 5000 bu at East St
Louis, 146 600 bu at st. Joseph, 117,OO bu at
Kingston, ia, 900 bu at Manitoba and Northwest
Territory elevators. lO6 900 bu at Burlington and
81 900 bu at Louisville
The leading decreases are 500, 900 bu at the
Northwestern interior elevators l53 900 bu at the
Chicago private elevators, and 1000 bu at Depot
HarbOr
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WHEAT AT HIGHEST PRICE
SINCE SEPTEMBER. 1902
At That Time Armour Had the Market
Estimated at 10000 900 Bushels.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Many bets were decided
between brokers the Board Of Trade to-day
when May wheat sold at SOC This is not only
the top price for the season but the highest price
since September 1902. when Armour ''cornered''
the market
It was. one trader expressed it, a Creeping
market to-day" Shorts, finding little wheat for
ness over the political situation in the far East
has much to do in bringing about the bullish
tendency of the market
But the most Influential factor in the present
situation is the congested conditions According
to one authority. Armour has acquired a big line
OF May wheat-variously estimated between 200
and 10. 001. 900 bu
Corn for May delivery sold to-day al 4s7sc and
deliverable for the month at 4I7sc.
James A. Patten is said TO be running a big deal
in oats while w H. Bartlett and some OF his
associates said to be heavily interested in the
corn market
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-20
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
REPORT LARGE BUSINESS
Special Activity Is Noted I'm Builders
Hardware Lines-Increasing De-
mand for Wire Fences.

creasing demand for builders hardware lines.
Last year this time there was very notice
able falling off in the demand for this line OF
hardware and during the entire season the trade
of a light volume. This due to post
ponement and delay in building due, a con-
siderable extent. 10 labor troubles and the gen.
eral Stacking up of business account of the
tight money market. Conditions much i'm
proved now and the hardware merchants are
predicting large volume Of business in the
builders lines.
The wholesale hardware business, in a gen.
eral way, is considerably improved over the
same period last year and for the first six
months Of this year leading jobbers say the
volume OF trade will be larger than ever be-
fore Prices firm and the few declines in
prices made since the first or the year small
and are not at all significant as indicating any
weakness In the market. Orders for farm wire
fences coming in in large numbers and the
general trade in goods for the farm for spring
delivery Is increasing rapidly.
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oils.

OH. CITY Jan 19.-Crcdit balances 81 s.: cer-
tifcatcs no bid. Standardization % -
brls; average a. 2Nj brs; Lima. 6 9i6 brls. aver
age G. 40 brls. Runs Pennsylvania. 3 $40 brls:
A 575 bTls.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 9.-Turpentine-Noth
doing. Rosin firm s. 3. Tar firm 81 50
Crude turpentlne hrm at $50. sA25 and s425
MONTPELIER Jan lg-Crude petroleum
strong: North Lima. si.c6. South Lima and IN
diara, Sl3l.
CHARLESTON, Jan. ls-Turpentine. csc.
ROsln steady
SAVANNAH. Jan ls.-Turpentine and rosin
Holiday.
NEW YORK Jan. l9.--Tallow steady Cotton
seed oil steady. Petroleum steady. Resin
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