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Arizona republican., 1904-03-12
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE. Twenty acres of fine land with plenty water in the Tempe canal, five room house close to Tempe; bargain. B acres with Tempe water One-haf mile from creamery, all in alfalfa. One fine span of driving horses full brothers, six and seven years old FOR RENT-One hundred and sixty acres under the Tempe canal. with water, together with thirty-three head of young cattle.
 FOR SALE-320 acres under Tempe canal at S1G.O0 per acre.
 ANDREW NIELSEN,
 Tempe,
Arizona republican., 1904-03-12

ORDER.-When the senate committee
 on election privileges and elections gets through with the affairs of the Mormon church it might take up the beliefs of the American Israelitish church of Phoenix. The committee seems to be looking especially into the subject of revelations and it is in rev. citations that the Schaeffer church shines, as James c. Goodwin has learn ed. Mir Goodwin had heard of the sa- cred fire which burns forever in the Schaeffer furnace. MT. Goodwin is not only a skeptic but he is also a chem
 ist. He believed that If he could get good look at the fire he could, too, ere ate an indestructible fire. He went down the other day to see it and make a study of it's component parts. He was met at the threshold of the sanctuary by a devotee who regretted very much that he could not admit him. He said that for a long time they had been let ting everybody in, but they were not sure that they were doing right. They asked the Lord about it and he told them that they had been unwise and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-10


The marketing of hogs this week has been OF
over last week. 10000 over the same week year
ago and 1000 over the corresponding week
two years agI. The receipts thus far this year.
well for the month far, indicate gain
of over 5000 compared with the same period
last year. For the week ending yesterday the
leading local packers bought total Of "a, $685.
against 24.44S the preceding week and 1S.464 the
same week year ago. During the same period
the shipments were 1915, against ASA the pre-
ceding week and IL. s2T the corresponding week
last year.
There has been a satisfactory hog trade this
week, and the former good reputation OF this
market has been we'll sustained. Buyers have
been favored with a higher standard in quality
and they reciprocated by paying relatively higher
prices than those prevailing in other markets.
AS usual for some time past there were frequent
fluctuations in prices. but the conditions most
and net gain Of about 10c in prices for the
week was made as compared with the close OF
last week. AS will be noticed in another column,
the average weight this week has been good and
lid not fall below 205 lbs for any day.
A feature of the market this week has been
the demand from outside sources. shippers having
purchased about 1000 more than last week, while
packers bought only about 500 more. The top
price did not fall below s. any day in the week,
and the extreme price S515. which is 75c
venber. The first two days Of the week there
gain Of 10Gl5c IN prices, but Wednesday
values were back in about the position
at the close of last week. On Thursday an
other upward movement began and another gain
of 1Op15c made, but at the extreme close
Of the week fully &c Of this had been lost. The
lively liberal. indicates healthy condition in
the trade.
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-Renresentative sales
RECEIPTS OF SHEEP LIBERAL.


The receipts Of sheep and lambs this week
have been comparatively liberal. showing a gain
of 1000 over last week. 100 over the same week
year ago and $50 over the corresponding week
two years ago Receipts thus far this year as
well for the month thus far show gain OF
over 200 compared with the same period last
year.
For the first time recently there were about
enough sheep and lambs every day this week
TO invite competition from all buyers and most
OF the time the demand was reasonably well
supplied. The quality has been generally salts
factory and good strong prices have been main
tainec in general way, while occasionally an ad-
vance OF 25c was secured The proportion Of sheep
In the consignments small and there were
not enough at all times to develop the true con-
dition OF the market. Local butchers have bought
about the usual number and shippers who were
encouraged by more favorable developments in
Eastern markets were rather free buyers all
week.
There time in the week that the top
price for lambs fell below So. and half OF the
week sales were made as high So. common
kinds sold low $3.50, but there were very
few days that any sales were made below s..
Throughout the week the best sheep have sold
at $50 and culls have sold as low 81, but
there were very few days that any sales We're
reported below SO. Bucks have sold usually at
81. 1903 per 100 lbs.
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GRAINS GO STILL LOWER
MORE PEACEFUL WAR NEWS RE-
SUITS IN CONTINUED LIQUIDATION.
Domestic Situation Somewhat Bearish,
ToO-Corn Declines in Sympathy
Provisions Lower.

CHICAGO, jan 9.-Heavy liquidation due 70
more peaceful news from the far East. resulted
in a severe setback to wheat prices to-day. May
wheat closed 1Ad1Hc lower than last nights
figures. May corn is down %Qhc. and oats
1sqAc. Provisions 10q3Oc lower.
Before trading began reports indicated that
another effort would be made to avert hostilities
Korea. British consos showed an advance,
while foreign grain markets reported declines.
There was considerable wheat for sale here at
the start, and May was kQ3sc TO agsc lower.
at s61Ac to SIC.
A little support from the leading longs sent
May up to Sqs71sc, but offerings were so lib
eral that the demand from that source was
Later in the da ir the bull operator became an
open seller and prices slumped badly, May de-
Ginning to s5sQS5&c.
DOMESTIC SITUATION BEARISH.
The domestic situation was moderately bear
ish. large increase in the visible supply be-
ing expected for Monday. Receipts were large
and the cash demand slow. Covering by shorts
caused recovery late in the day. but the
sentiment continued weak and May closed at
Clearances Of wheat and flour were equal to
2O7 200 bu Primary receipts were $4,000 bu
and Chicago reported receipts of 572 cars against
6l2 cars last week and 427 year ago
CORN DOWN IN SYMPATHY.
Corn was comparatively firm early in the day.
due to small receipts and the poor quality of the
corn coming in. together with the higher Liver
pool market. With the big decline in wheat
the corn market was dragged down in SYM
pathy
Offerings. however, not large and came
mostly from small holders. May opened &c to
sc lower at 47c to 47hc, and after selling at
4l4sc the price declined to 46Ac. closing 467s a
4Ic. Local receipts were S65 of con-
tract grade.
OATS LITTLE WEAKER
Oats weakened along with wheat but there
was not much enthusiasm the short side for
the reason that the big line held by the leading
long is still intact. An Improvement in the
shipping demand also tended to restrict offerings.
May opened bGAc to &c lower, at 1914 G39%c
TO $3.50 sold between 39isc and S9Ibd395sc clos
ing at Ss5sc- Local receipts were 10
PROVISIONS DECLINE.
Provisions were weak. influenced at the start
by a decline in the price of hogs. and later by
the slump in grains. The selling was quite gen.
eral. and prices declined stop-loss orders were
reached, which increased the weakness May
pork closed 80 cents lower, at SO. so. May lard
was off l2lsc, at $3.50, and ribs were down 10c at
s6.52k.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat %
cars; corn $50 cars; oats, ITO cars; hogs, 40 600
head.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Jan s;-Butter-Recepts. 5,sss
packages Market steady; extra creamery, 24c;
creamery, common to choice 15D231zc: State
dairy. 15Q21c; held creamery 15Q22c Cheese
Receipts, 1881 packages. Market steady; State
full creams fancy small colored September, 12c
late made, 1O&c; small white, September. &c.,
late made. 1019c; large coored September 12c
late made, 101ac; large white, September 12c
late made 10iRc. Eggs-Receipts 4.351 packages
Market unsettled state and Pennsylvania near
by average finest, Sic; State and Pennsylvania
seconds to frsts, 27d29c; Western extras, Bic:
Western firsts. 29c; Western seconds, 27G2Sc; re-
frigeFated, 24d2Sc
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Butter steady and
in fair demand: extra Western creamery 25c +;
extra nearby prints, Csc. Eggs SC lower; fresh
nearby. 30c, at the mark; fresh Western, Zoe,
loss off: fresh Southern, 29630c. loss off; fresh
Southern. 2s029c. loss off. Cheese unchanged;
New York full creams, fancy, 11%c; New York
full creams, choice. 1l1zc; New York full creams,
fair to good, 10&G11hc.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. Eggs lower; Missouri
and Kansas. cases returned, 21l2c per dozen; new
No. wildwood cases included, pc.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 9.-Butter quiet; creamery,
1SG25c; dairy, 13Q1Sc Eggs lower at 21lzc, case
count.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Butter steady. Cheese
steady. Eggs quiet at 26Q&c.
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Cattle Receipts Larger than Usual
Yesterday, but Prices Hold Steady
Review of the week.
Receipts and Shipments.

UNION STOCKYARDs, INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
9.-Hogs-The receipts to-day were larger than
a week ago and nearly up TO the average for
Saturday. but considerably smaller than hereto
fore this week and almost 1000 smaller than
year ago. AS usual for several days the market
opened with all buyers in the field. and. being
anxious to execute their orders, the bidding at
the start was animated and the trading was
active at fully steady TO strong prices compared
with those prevailing at the close yesterday, but
generally &c lower than yesterday morning. II
soon developed that shipping orders were not as
liberal they have been and when packers
discovered this weaker tendency Immediately
developed in the market Toward the close of
the day the bidding was more cautious, and
finally with packers alone in the market they
forced statesmen accept fully sc lower prices
than those prevailing at the start. There We're
not many in late. however, and there
fore the average for the day was not materially
affected by the later transactions The extreme
range in sales was from 81. 1906. TO- and the bulk
OF the supply sold at 81. s595.o5. Quotations:
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EGG MARKET CONTINUES
WEAKER-EASX at q CENTS.
Product WIZ BE Reduced to
~ Cents TO-YIorrOv.

The egg market was TIL weaker yesterday and
the price OF the fresh product was reduced to
a cents. The quotation is easy at &c" The
probabilities are. leading dealer shippers say,
that the market will be stan lower tomorrow.
The week viii open with fresh eggs at p cents
N IS said. That is the prediction IL the weather
remains mild II the weather should turn cold
to-day or tomorrow It is likely that the mar
ket would be little stronger again.
The continued weakness in the local egg mar
ket is not due so much 10 local conditions as TO
the slump IN the New York and Boston mar
kets- Advices from New York yesterday were
70 the effect that fresh egg prices there are
from TO cents lower. The weakness in that
market is caused by the marketing OF large
Southwestern receipts. which are being offered
q little below the exchange quotations
The local egg market. for the fresh product,
Is cents lower than at this time last week.
The first drop came Thursday, when the price
cut 4 cents. The cause Of the first cut sTas
the mild weather and increased receipts. Re-
ceipts considerably larger than they have
been for the past two or three weeks, but they
not large by any means. The continued
mild weather has caused a slightly easier feel
Ing IN poultry but yet there has been nc
reductions in prices.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ents. s4s5a4.50; extra fancy and straight, $500
40: clear. So iOQ3GO Timothy seed steady al
g Soa2 50; prime higher Corn meal steseg a.
Wheat lower; No. red. cash. elevator nominal:
track. g2qsSc; May Skc; July, sOlsqsohc; No. 2
No. 2 cash, SSc track. SSlkc; MAY, 3sc:. No
WHIT 4oe "a Hay ni steady timothy '7ql2 20;
ties, sIO5 Bagging. 55.a6zc. Hemp Irvine. sc.
Pork lower; jobbing. $3.50. Lard lower: prime
sSs71s: clear ribs s75S: short clear. 81 Is. Re.
ceipts-FlOur 1900 brls; wheat. 7l,0o0 bu; corn.
&c 900 bu: oats A 600 bu. Shipments-F1our IL. 900
brls; wheat. $4,000 bu: corn. $4,000 blu; oats. IS.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. s-wheat-May. 7lEa
7sHc: No. 3, s7a7ie: 10. red. SEC; No 3. Ia
s5lsc Corn-May. 4o1sa4ol4c July 405sc: cash.
osts-No. white. Ssa4Cc Recsipts"wheat.
164 OoO bu; corn. IS. 400 bu: cats LOO bu Ship
1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Jan. s-Flour steady Wheat
steady: No. ., 63c. Lard steady at Sc so: bulk
meats quiet at $50; bacon steady at 1915.
Whisky distillers' finished goods, quiet basis
OF s1.z7 Sugar easy
DULUTH, Jan. 9-wheat-In store No hard
S5sc: No. northern, S3ssc. No. northern. Size;
to arrive. No. l hard, s5lso: No 1 northern.
May S51sc: July. S41sc. Oats-on track and 70
TOLEDO. Jan s-cIose: Glover seed-Cash.
SOS; January, s705: February. $40; March.
s715: prime alsike. $500: prime timothy, 81 40
Wheat-May sSAc; July, sac; cash. 90s4e.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 9.-Wheat-May. ssisc;
July S5ikc: September, 5Sssc: track No
hard SsSSc: No l Northern $40. No. North
ern, SIZE. No. Northern. T5q79c.
LIVERPOOL Jan 9.-Wheat-Spot firm: No
? red Western winter. 6s 2ikd. Corn-Spot firm;
American mixed new. As Sd; American mixed
old, As SID
BALTIMORE. Jan. 9.-Close: Wheat-January,
ssisc; May. Soizc. Corn-January. sac March,
49kc.
MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 9-Barley firm: No 2
Gao. sample. Ssg6le- Rye steady: No. 1. 57a57izc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-10
INDIANAPOLIS a MARTINsxILLE
RAPID TRANSIT ca.

waiting room and station a. kentucky avenue.
First car leaves from IA front OF No. A. Ken
lucky avenue for Martinsyiiie and intermediate
statlonn az $50 a. m. aid every hour thereafter
on thts half hour mark until go d. m The
7.sO d m. only 20 Mooresville the 5 -
car runs 10 Martinsviie and TIE next and laa
VILE
Leaving Martinsville for indianapolis and in
terrncgiate stations. nrst car az - m and
every hour thereafter on the forty minute mark
until s.40 D. IN The Tao ,. only 20
Mooresville the $50 20 Indianapolis and the
next and last car leaves az 1890 running 20 In
diana polls.
Martlnsvine at $40 a. m.
Express car arrives az Indianapolis az 10
A. m and departs at 9.i0 a. also arrives af
1.s2 p and departs at $40 p M
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The receipts Of cattle this week have been OF
good volume. the total showing an increase of
nearly 1880 last week. almost 1900 over the
same week year ago and COO over the CORE
spending week two years ago. Thus far this year
as well as for the month 10 date. the receipts
were $3.50 larger than the same period last year
There has been a good run of cattle this week
but while comparatively liberal the supplies have
not been excessive. Average quality has been rep
resented most OF the week and a number OF ton
kinds In their class were represented, but the
prorortion OF this class OF cattle has not been
large and In some departments very small Most
OF the week there has been reasonably active
trade for all fat stock. but particularly the tidy
lieht butcher steers and females.
on account of the supplies being nearer equal
to the demand than they have been for some
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-10
WHOLESALE TRADE FOR WEEK.
Features Have Been Advances III
Prices of Dry Goods and Coffee.

The features OF the local wholesale trade the
past week were advances in the prices of dry
goods and coffees. The advance in the dry
goods market cotton and sheeting goods.
This is the fifth time during the past two
months that the prices of cotton and sheeting
goods have been advanced and the tendency is
for still higher prices.
Package coffee advanced the early part
OF the week These prices too, have been on
the advance for some time, and they con-
sideTably higher than two months ago. The
general explanation for the upward tendency on
package cOffees is shorter crop last year and
manipulation OF the market for the raw product
BY Eastern capitalists
General wholesale trade the ps st week though
not large during the " seks before the
holidays, has been large expected. In
the wholesale world this Is known inventory
time. and few houses look for big business.
Wholesale merchants are beginning 70 prepare
for their spring trade. and the indications are
that 1t is TO be of very satisfactory volume.
Spring orders already coming in IN consid-
cradle numbers.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Jan. 9-Credit balances 1885,
Shipments. 50. 500 brls; ca SOS brls;
"a 2a9 brls; average, $500 brls. Shipments
dima), 65,724 brls; average, 69,4A brs; runs
Q-ima). 50. 331 brls; average. AZ. $50 brls
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9-Spirits turpentine
steady at 5Stsc. ROsin steady; A. B, c., S2.15;
u. 50 20G225: f. S235; F. $40: G., So 45: H. 81 go;
1. sass: X. 81 90 NJ, sos: n, $40; window glass,
s. 20; water white, $3.50.
SAVANNAH Jan. s-Spirits OF turpentne
firm at G0c Rosin firm A. b. c. 81 IS; D. s.. IS:
r, $40: f. $50; G. $50; II, $40; 1. So; NJ.
sS15; n, S3.25; window glass, 1875; water white,
1915.
steady at Coo. Rosin firm at e. 20. Tar firm at
SLIGO. Crude turpentine firm at s.. % TO So so.
MONTPELIER. Jan. 9.-Crude petroleum
strong North Lima, Sl.S6; South Lima and In
diana. Sl.31
NEW YORK. Jan. e.-Petroleum steady; re-
fined. all parts, S.C5uS-O-
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Bags. CSC per ton extra ground floor dumped
In cellar; soc per ton extra. second moor or car
by wheelbarrow. chute or basket
Alcohol. 252a2.7 70: asafoetida. 4Oc; alum. "a
form. JSg55c copperas. bril- S5ci cream tartar.
genuine. 5000: magnesis carb.. OF. Soa2sc:
morphine. p. 4 W. per OF, 81 iSq21O oil berga-
%o. p esr OK 10 s Sp Sa@ ssoe
CASTLE Fl ls0iss; soda 6lear 70 2ASSe salts
saioc; turpentine. ssQ7oc; glycerln. lsiq9Oc;
odlas posasslam g g2 % bromide DotassqY%
cinchonida. 2ggs4c; carbolIc acid. &c; cocaine.
muir. $L6QLE.
Bleached shsetings Androscoggin L. nc;
Berkeley No. 60. &c: Cabot. 10: Capitol TIC:
Cumberland. 71Ec: Dwight Anchor. sac; Fruit OF
SS %Sl se CIT ESse &C. GdsS Hse ,e
Hn ISe; Hope 7ise; I1nToed Sc; ISrs
lo-t. &c; AndroscOggin, s-4, 24c; AndrOscOggn,
Brown s.sS sc &c; c ATsyEs
inch. &C; Dwight Star, TIC: Great Falls f. SIZE
Great Fails J. SC; Hi Fine, he; Indian Head
droscossin. s-4. 22c: Androscosein iO-4 FAC. ~
Prints-Allen dress styles. &c; Allen TR, NC
Allen robes. &C.; American indigo. SC: Arnold
long cloth .: Sc: Arnold LIZ; &c; Coeh ,.s:
and puppies sac; Pacific fancy. &c: simpsons
0g5ninss oi Se simgsons Berlin s Solids sc
black white. sc; grays. 4t,e.
Kid finished Cambrcs-Edwards &c; Warren.
&c: Slater. &C: Genesee, &c.
Tickings Amoskeag AGA uiAc: Conestoga
BIZ, lfisc. Cords 40 12iac: Cords T. l2iac.
Cords ACE 12lzc: Hamilton awnings. 10c; XII
mono foncy. lie; LenOX fancy. lsc; LenoN Xxx,
lsc; Oakland AT. Size. Portsmouth. 12isc; Sus-
quehanna l4izc: Shetucket SW, 61zc; Shetucket
+ Iisc. Swift River &C
Grain Bags - AmOskeag. $3.50: American.
N55o. Harmony. si4 Stark. SIS.
Gins hams - AmOsNeag. 6ikc. AmOskeag dress.
s11cs Lancarter. 6lzc; Lancaster dress. nc; Toll
dn Nord. Size
Flour.
Spring patent. 1856 per barl winter wheat
patent. In brls. $3.50; straight grade. 81. 20 In
49, buekwheat -four. s.. 10 per brl; graham.
Groceries.
Coree-Good. sdl2c; prime. I2814c; strictly
prime. lf4lsc, fancy green and yellow, 1Sd23c:
Java. 8Q12c Roasted-Old Government Java.
sze4@5ct finest Mocha and Java. 2SQ30c: Java
blend &c fancy blend lsc. Golden blend. 15c.
Package ceo=e-City prices: Ariosa. T. 7Jc: Lion.
Java blend. l5c. Gates's blended Java. 1225c;
Climax Java blend i2.75c.
Sugar-City prices Crystal Dominoes. Glib
cartons z10c: cut LOAF. soc; cubes. sOc:
xxx powdered, 5.30c. standard powdered,
b20c: fruit powdered. 4S2c; granulated 2-lb
package. lie. graduated. 5-lb package. 5i5c:
standard nne granuated. bags brls are;
HidgewOod A, brls 462c; Phoenix A. brls SIC:
Empire A, 452c; Ideal G. ii7c Windsor ex.
Z. 4t5c: hdgewood ex. G. 457e: 70 yellow. AS7c:
u yellow. lf2c; New Orleans dark. &C.
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The Cattle Market.

The receipts of cattle to-day were larger than
the average at this time in the week. This ordi-
narily would have been a good excuse for lower
market but the quality was about up to the
standard represented heretofore this week, and
with very fair demand from nearly all buyers
statesmen succeeded in preventing any material
change in general way. In fact. there was a
fully steady to strong market for the fat steers
and cows, but heifers, for the most part, had
TO sell shade lower. Bulls steady as were
also calves. compared with yesterday. Sales in
cuded steers at ss5595. heifers at Ss.25QL25.
with several around 1915. medium to good cows
at S393. 60, and cutters 15092 u.s. bulls
at S3q3.60 and calves at sSQ75O Quotations:
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SAFE DEPOSITS.

time past, there some discrimination against
common TO medium killers. but statesmen finally
succeeded in finding an outlet for all kinds at
prevailing prices. one two days IN the week
the general fat steer market developed some
wea lxness but this was Immediately followed by
a steady market and at the extreme close OF
the week prices were in practically the same
position that they were at the close Of last week.
Top prices paid this week were $3.50 Tor rat
steers, SI25 for feeder $3.50 for hefers, ~ Tor
COWS 81 for bulls and s.. 10 for calves.