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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6.-Flour dull: red winter
patents. A55q465; extra fancy and straight,
at 81. 50N2.S5. Corn meal steady at s2.40. Bran
steady and firm: sacked, east track S6qs7c.
track, ssca$i May, SsaSSlsc; July. S2isc No.
hard sec. Corn lower No. 2. cash. acc: track
4alsc track isa4ie: May aye 4SSse; No. White
acc Hay dull timothy sS.5Odl25O prairie, SEA
$i.C5. Bagging. 5S.G6lkc. Hemp Irvine. SC. Pork
lower; jobbing. si5s21k. Lard unchanged; prime
steam, $3.50. Bacon steady; boxed. extra shorts
$7.621a; clear ribs. 49, short clear sLs711. Re-
ceipts-Flour 10000 brs; wheat. 1000 bu: corn,
10000 bu; oats, 1000 bu Shipments-Flour,
1900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. 125OOO bui
oats. 5000 bu.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. e.-Close: wheat-May,
No. 3, T7aT9c; No red. 94Ms5c; No. g. 92G94c
Corn-Aiay, 459sc; July. 443.a445sc; cash. No:
Oats-No ?. 42l9c; mixed 4Oailc Rye-No 2
sc Receipts-Wheat, 1i5eoO bn corn. SO 500 bui
corn. $500 bu; oats, 10000 blu.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 6.-Flour firm. Wheat
firm; No. red. 81: Corn firm; No. mixed
irm; No 2 5sa76c. Lard Steady at s6S5 Bulk Bulk
meats quiet at $3.50 Bacon steady at S7.75
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods dull on basis
DULUTH Feb. 6-wheat-In store No. hard
94l4c; No northern. 92&c; No. northern, 90A c
No. northern the n soc MAY no s2e Jnr se
4Ossc
and February. s6s21a; March. s6S7ls; April. S. Is
prime alsike $500; prime timothy. sl.37is. Wheat
Close: May, 95Ac; July, sec; cash, Sec.
MINNEAPOLIs Feb. 6.-Wheat-May, 927sc
July, 9l5sc; September. sO7sc; on track. No.
hard, 95lsc; No. l northern, 931ss; No northern
S35sc; No. northern, &GS1c.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 6-wheat-spot nominal.
Corn-Spot American mixed. new. steady, As
gid; American mixed DID, firm. As Sgd.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.-Close: Wheat-Febru-
ary .9ls.c; May. 9Sl4c. Corn-February. 5olzc;
March. 5OA651c.
ss MI Ia%AlG ,s13ssc Feb s-Barley dull; No.
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ELSEWHERE.

CHICAGO, Feb -Cattle-Receipts. 500;
market nominal. Good to prime steers $3.50
$3.50: poor to medium, $425G4.0; stOckers
and feeders, 225Gl4.15; cows. $1.50G4.25; heif-
ers, s2Q4.50; Gamers, $1.50Q2.4O; bulls S2Q
4; calves, $36725.
Hogs-Receipts. to-day 1900 Monday,
%, 900; market nominal Mixed and butch
ers. $4.S0d5.10; good to choice heavy, $5d
5.1219; rough heavy, $4.S0Q5; light A.S0q4S0;
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers, s4a450;
fair TO choice mixed, So. 75a4; Western sheep,
S3.75G525; native lambs, $4q5.S5; Western
Oficiai yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 4,97S;
hogs, %. $685. sheep, GIGS. Shipments-Cattle,
1891; hogs, 7,723 sheep, 3,S05.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. s..cattle-ReceiPts. 300.
port and dressed beef steers, s4.S0g5; fair TO
stockers and feeders, s2.S5q4; southern steers,
sS.25Q41O southern COWS, 80; native
s.. 259scO calves, s2.75aS25. Receipts for the
Hogs-Receipts. $500 Market sc higher Top.
s.: bulk of sales. s4.sOa49O. Heavy. s4s5a5:
packers, st75q4so; pigs. and aI6 lights s46oa475.
Sheep-Receipts none. Market steady. Native
ewes, 5000 s.; Western fed yeariings. sidi75;
stockers and feeders S2.75q4lO. Receipts for
the week, $1,000.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. s-Cattle-R Receipts. 500. in
Guiding 80 Texans Market steady. Native
shipping and export steers 81 5G5.5O. the top
for strictly fancy; dressed and butcher steers.
;
ers and feeders, 81 15G4; and heifers s.. 25
d4.50, the top for fancy; corn-fed Gamers 50
nda egs S@T fs tSB a for Texas e ca aRs
and hcifers, s2GI3
Hogs Receipts is, 1900 Market stronger n gen Pigs
ers and best heavy, 81 s9G5.O5
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Market firm. Native
ruttons, sS70d475: lambs s4.5OQ5.S5; culls and
bucks. s2Q4 IS stockers, S213-
NEW YORK Feb. 6-Beeves-No receipts: no
sales reported Dressed beef steady; city dressed
day. $50 beeves and $3.50 quarters Of beer.
Calvec-Receipts, , T. nearly all Western on
sale; no trading. except veals at $3.50; city
sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1887. Sheep rated
| steady TO firm; good to prime laml< fairly ac-
tive and Zoe higher other grades quiet and about
Tepored sae Of am nt at s hT@ da1 al
Hogs-Receipts S,lGS No sales reported
SOUTH OMAHA Neb Feb. 6-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200; market unchanged; beef steers s3.25a
| 800; cows and heifers. s.. 65d375 stockers and
feeders fS s25og$S5; calves cod SSg5 p ,,..
| &.S5q495 light. s47Oa4.s5; pigs. Ss.75a45O bulk
OF sales. s4s5Q4s5.
| s.. 75Q4 65; lambs $3.50d375
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 6.-Hogs-The receipts to-
| day were 1,S50 and for the week li9ls The
prices all grades. Best hogs, leo lbs and UP,
selling at IS: light shippers. si60i pigs. $425.
and roughs. $4G4.30. The pens well cleared
and the market closed steady.
BUFFALO, Feb. 6.-Hog-Receipts 5000 Ne
diums s5.4Oa5.50; Workers. S5.S5a54O; pigs, $685.
Sheep strong; lambs higher at 1913 down.
Cattle market steady.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Clogs active and higher
Cattle duh at s225d45O.
Sheep steady at s2.75d4.25. Lambs steady at
PITTSBURG, Feb 6.-Cattle-supply light:
Hogs-Receipts. double decks Market active
and excited Heavy So.S0g54o' medium, $j.4Og
90.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
MUCH ACTIVITY N RUBBER GOODS
DRY GOODS HIGHER.
Cold weather Was Restrictive on
Some Lines, but BENEFITED other
Lines-Producc Trade.


Special activity in wearing apparel and rubber
goods. and continued strength in the dry goods
market have been the features Of the local
wholesale trade the past week In some lines
the cold weather has been restrictive, but upon
the lines mentioned above 1t has caused IN
creased movement
The outlook for the boot and shoe trade in
the coming weeks indicates even larger business
movement in rubber goods lines than has char-
acterized the trade the past few weeks Inc
present thaw makes walking worse than the
snow. and rubbers will be in larger demand
from now on. stocks purchased last fall are
being depleted rapidly. The local houses look
for 1904 rlbbers 10 come out at an advanced
price June /. and many retailers are placing
orders ".
OF the dry goods market the past week the
local Trade Journal says: There We're the
usual sensations IN cotton fabrics. the advance
price list in this issue shows a half hundred
or more changes. running through brown ana
snefs 5es o. Stables in every
show that very liberal buying is going on. Not
for years have we had such a continuously
10 clean out about everything carried for winter
wear and uses. The outlook Is splendid fer
and because OF the fact that there scarcely
any winter goods remaining on the retailers
literally"
OF the confectionery trade the Trade Journal
says: "Confectioners doing something in
works. The week shows not much Of change
from conditions ruling the past fortnight Pea
nuts are on the advance. already showing 1e
up and more than probability OF doubling that.
Supplies are practically all out Of first hands.
and the heavy season for their consumption Is
yet 70 come. Possibly you don't know it, but
the fact is that peanuts show an affiiiation to
cotton. High cotton. ruling for any length.
VIII cause advances in COOLERS" Planters will
increase their cotton pIarting and decrease that
Of peanuts Consequence: shorter crops OF pea
nuts ana higher prices"
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BANK LOANS ON FARM LANDS.



Congress should move with great caution in
considering the two measures before IL
proposing TO allow national banks 10 loan money
under certain conditions. on rural farm lands
While both measures aim at the end. they
differ sOmev hat in details. one was introduced
by Senator Nelson. OF Minnesota, and the other
by Representative Lewis. OF Georgia.
The Nelson DILL provides that any national
banking association in a place whose population
does not exceed 20.0oo may loan money to the
amount OF one-third Of its paid-up capital and
surplus, improved. occupied and cultivated
farm lands" but these lands must not be SIT
uated within the boundaries Of any Incorporated
CITY or village. and the loan must not exceed
one-third 'of the cash value Of the real estate
pledged as security. The Lewis bill. which fol-
lows pretty much the same lines. limits the
per cent. OF simply the capital OF banking fnsti-
buttons AS the law now stands national hanks
are not permitted 10 lend money on real estate
under any circumstances.
1t is difficult 10 see what occasion there Is for
the enactment OF either Of these mea sures A
farmer who should be able TO get a. loan TO The
amount OF one-third of the cash value of his
farm lands ought 10 possess credit enough. under
the present law. TO secure an Endorsement 10 his
note tc the amount, while on the other
hand. neither OF those measures would increa Sc
by farthing the loanable resources OF ma
tOnal banks. Furthermore, there Is nothing
whatever at the present time 20 prevent a
farmer from mOrtgaginfs his property. precisely
what he would have 10 do IL either OF these
measures should become law. The latter, on
their face, look like attempt 10 help out
s'agricult urists'' whose credit Is too good.
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The Sheep Market Has Brondened
This Week, with Considerably In
creased Rcccipts-CattIe.


UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Feo-
6.-Hogs-The receipts to-day were small, even
for Saturday market and there was not as
large a proportion of choice hogs in their class
Although advices from other places did not
justify ii, the market opened with statesmen ask
ing higher prices. They prompted 10 do this
by good demand from shippers and evidences
that there were~a few urgent orders to be exc
cuted. Packers, Of course were not entirely
willing to pay higher prices, but TO make mat
tiers interesting they were also rather free bid
ders, and from the start the trading was active
The initial sales were generally reported strong
to &c higher, but subsequently shippers who had
unlimited orders were forced to pay around lOc
higher prices to fill them. Sales at the extreme
figures, however. not plentiful, and there
fore, did not affect the general average of the
market materially. a review of the actual sales
for the day shows that the extreme top was &c
higher than yesterday, and some of the hogs that
sold around s49Oq4. 80 were possibly 10c higher
but the general average does not appear TO be
quite sc above yesterday. Sales ranged from $3.50
to $500, and the bulk of the supply sold at $3.50
M OuOt2tions.
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On Commission Row.

The cold weather the first four days OF last
week operated as a restrictive upon produce
trade. and the leading dealers say business has
been on small scale. Ehe delayed de-
liveries both in the city and ir the country. and
II was a case with most dealers of hustle TO
get delivered promptly the small amount of stun
bought without working for new business. The
general produce list Is strong, with continued
advances noted in potatoes and onions. The
advance of the season has reduced the price of
strawberries, and they sale in the local
market this week at 45c a quart. A week or
two they sold at 75c here.
Interest In the poultry. butter and eggs mar
ket conferred in the advance In eggs. The first
part OF The week the price OF eggs Ia the local
market advanced to 29c. from 25c, owing to
smaller receipts here account OF the cold
weather. The advance was due somewhat, also.
10 the higher prices in the Eastern markets
The latter part Of the week the market got
easier and the price was put backward several
cents. Local receipts a little larger now
than the first part OF the week. hut the decl ne
Is not due altogether to this but to some ex-
tent 10 the lower prices i'm the East Poultry
and butter continue in good demand at present
Dricae
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REPRESENTATTVE SALES.
sHEEP MORE ACTIYE THIS MEX.

SHEEP MORE ACTIVE THIS WEEK
AT the beginning OF this week the receipts Of
sheep and lambs were small, the quality gen
orally good and the trading was active at
steady 10 strong prices. Most of the week. how
ever, the receipts were considerably larger than
last week and gave buyers opportunity 10
make a reduction in values. In a general way
there was loss Of &c. especially in prices OF
lambs. and in extreme cases there was more
change than this. compared with the way
small punches had sold the early part or the
week. There was not much change IN the
pilce or sheep. but they We're generally consld-
cred l0Gl5c lower. The market was weakest
when shippers We're alone in the neld. and
naturally strongest when there was some cOnpe-
tition from local sources During the week
lambs sold high $685. but s.. - was con-
and common to medium lambs sold from 81 70
$50. Yearling sheep sold at high as 81 90 but
81 was considered a top price for this grade.
The best old sheep sold around $3.50. and other
sales ranged from s. 50 TO S.. >.
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THE WAGON MARKET
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Fiour-Receipts, H. sol
brls: exports, g. brls Market quiet but
steady at last nights prices, Minnesota patent
s4.s5a5.15; Minnesota bakers. Sc 9Oa4 %; winter
patents. s4.50q4S5: winter straights. s4s5a45O:
winter extras. S3.25G360; winter low grades s3O5
dS4O. Rye flour firm; fair to good. So 45f13. 80;
choice 10 fancy. sS.5oG3.95. Buckwheat flour dun
at s2d2l5. Corn meal steady: yellow Western.
s1.66; city, s1.O5; kiln dried. 50 soa3 Rye firm:
No. Western. 71lkc nominal f. o. b. afoat;
State and Jersey. 60GD64c. Barley dull feeding.
&c. c. i. f. New York; mailing, 54d65c. C. l. f.
Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts, 1850 blu. Spot easier; No.
2 red. sGc elevator and size f. O. b. ahoat: No.
l northern Duluth s1.05 T. 0. b. ahoat: No
hard Manitoba nominal f. o. b. afoat. Options
Market closed firm at hG2sc net lower May,
96a97lkc. closed at $3.50; July. 9Olsqslc. closed
at 9Oike; September closed at Ssssc.
Corn-Receipts. 5I.S25 blu: exports. 27016 bu
Spot dull No. 2, 6oc elevator and 53&sc f. O. b.
ahoat No. 2 yellow Sc; No. white, 56c OPP
ton market was quiet. but steadier here after
steady and unchanged. May. G0d60l5e, closed
at sOssc; July closed at 575sc.
Spot Arm; No. 2. 47c; standard white, 5Okc; No.
white, Sic; No. white, 5ohc.
S5Ge5c. Hops firm: State common to choice, 1903
s04Ssc; 1902. 24a2sc; old, lOa15c; Pacific coast.
Galveston, 20 to % lbs, 1Sc; California, p to Is
lbs. ice; Texas dry. "a to 30 lbs. Ne Leather
steady: acid 23Q251zc. Wool firm domestic
fleece, 2Sa32c. Coal nominal
Beef steady; family, Slo4ll; mess sSG9; beef
hams $40. 5OG22; packet. $9Q10; city extra mess.
s15Q17. Cut meats quiet; picked bellies. 81 259s:
picked shoulders, S5.75Q6; picked hams, s.. 50d
TO- Lard-Western steamed S775. Refined
steady; continental. SL75; s. A, ss.25: compound.
d PSTk s5ssay 81 family si5a155O
Rice steady; domestic fair to extra 324I5lbc:
Japan nominal. Molasses firm; New Orleans
open kettle, good TO choice. 3Ia37c Coffee-Spot
Rio steady; No. invoice l5-l6c Mild steady:
Cordova. s%Gl3kc. Sugar-Raw steady; fair re-
fining 27-32d27sc; centrifugal 90 test 8 IL 32G
sac; molasses sugar, 19-32G2%e. Refined steady;
No. G. 4O5e; No. T. 4c No s. 3.95c; No g. 39Oc
g zoe; No. a. 365c: confectioners' A. 43Oc; mold
4SOc: cut loaf. 5.15c; crushed, 5.15c; powdered,
4 soc: granulated, 4.45c; cubes, 47Oc
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I~ntAN.POLIs * MARTINsvILLE
II APID TRANSIT 60.

waiting room and station. a. Kentucky avenus
1p,~et car leaves from IN front % No ~ Ken
-, avenue for Martinsville and intermediate
,tgns at $50 a. m. and every hour there
ss.er On the half-hOur mark until $50 p. m.
a. 20 o. m. car only 10 Mooresville. the
= aS ar runs 70 Martnsville and the next and
tinnvile. ,,,. a.. ,s,a.o,.- -. =,
mediate stations first car at $50 a and
s,-srv hour thereafter. the thirty minute
- until $50 y. IN. The $50 D. m
- Ia Nooresvllle and the $50 car Indian
o-alis and the next and last car leaves al 1o.30.
Tlnnlng Indianapolis
cars leave Mooresville for Indianapolis ana
Na-tinsVille at $50 a.
F-xpress car arrives az indianapolis az l0:fs
a M and departs at 1900 m: also arrives az
446 D. m. and departs at GOO p m
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.

There was considerable increase the past week
in the receipts Of sheep and lambs. gain Of
about 1000 head last week. little i'm
provement over the same week year ago and
a gain of almost LOO head over the cor
responding week two years ago. Thus Tar this
same period last year. and for the month thus
far there is increase OF over I, 100 compared
with the same time year ago.
The marketing of cattle the past week was Of
good volume. showing a slight gain over last
week and an increase of over 1900 compared
with the week year ago and over LOO
years ago. The receipts thus far this year
exhibit an increase of nearly 5000 over the same
is gain OF 200 compared with the same period
last year.
The receipts of live stock this week show a
total of 80 500 hogs, 800 cattle and nearly 1000
sheep. against 3i675 hogs. 5000 cattle and 81
sheep last week. 10. 1872 hogs 1913 cattle and 1S94
sheep the same week a year ago. and o, SOS
hogs. 1852 cattle and s9I sheep the corresponding
week two years ago. The cattle market was
quotably steady yesterday at Fridays prices.
Sheep and lambs were also steady, and the
average price of hogs was higher.
The receipts of hogs this week show de-
crease of 1900 compared with last week but an
increase of II 900 over the corresponding week
two years ago. Thus far this year the receipts
are over $1,000 larger than the same time last
year, and for the month thus far there is a
gain of over 5000 compared with the same
period last year For the week ending Friday day
against IS 79S the preceding week and lO,O09 the
same week year ago During the same period
cedng week and 6.232 the corresponding week a
year ago.
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INDIANA Union TRACTION COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS a NORTHWESTERN
TR ACTION COMPANY.
General Offices, Lebanon, Ind-


Trdianapolis waiting rooms. ticket Office ana
exnress Office, 1l9 West Maryland street. Union
tSirst through car for Lafayette leaves Indian
apolis az a. m and arrives az Lebanon az s: a
of - Frrank fOrt $50 a. m. and Lafayette go
d NJ second through leaves Indianapolis
.. n m arrives at Lebanon at 1881 a m.
az .to,,1crt ar STA a. IN. and Lafayette al e:l7
az and every hour thereafter until D. m.
last car for Lebanon leaves indianapolis at II 30
p FIRST Hl through car from Lafayette leaves La
80 al Cos a. m. arrives at Frankfort at
llasoS n. Lebanon at Sis a. m and Indian
s,Sooous at Gas a. and every hour thereafter
1911 o-35 D. m Last from Lafayette TO
aSanon leaves Lafayette at u:25 p. M and
Ives At Lebanon at i:l5 p m
a t.e,1ross Deuartment Consgnments received
,ltnf IN o'clock a. n. for delivery the same day
"a all points between Indianapolis and Frank
S0rt and until p. for delivery TO all points
beeore 2 o. clock the next morning
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Poultry and Other Produce.
Prices paid by shippers)

Prices paid by shippers.)
Cheese-Wisconsin. 13c: New York full creams
13c; Swiss. i6c; brick, lie: limburger. I2c
Poutry-Tom turkeys, 15c; hens. &c: cocks 4c.
capons. lie; young ducks. Sc; springs. Sa1Oc:
geese. &c per ID
Butter-choice roll. lie: Elgin creamery, Csc:
state. 24c.
Eggs-Steady at &c.
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots.
Good medium merchantable unwashed 17c.
coarse and braid 15c. heavy merinO, i09I2c:
half-blood. 12G14e; bury and cotted l2d14c.
Western 12c
Feathers-Prime geese. sOc per ID; prime duck.
zoe per ID.
Game-Rabbits. 10000 per doz. sOqs5c per doz
for drawn
Beeswpx-S0c for yellow 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLLOW.
Green salted Hides-No. l. 7Ac; No. 2. exc;
No. 1 calf. IOc; No. calf, sc.
Tallow-NO. Z. SIC; No. 2, &c.
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Drugs.


IN cellar; soc per ton extra. second floor or car
riee in cellar. From wagon. &c per ton extra.
by wheeIbarrow, chute or basket
Alcohol. 81 52a2.7o; asafoetids. 4Oc; alum. s,s
form. 5Sq65c; copperas. brl. Sc; cream tartar
pure. 22QS5c; indigo. e5ds0c: licorice Caleb
mot. per ID. s.; opium ss5OG5f5 quinine. &
CASTLE. Fr. sGi6c; soda bicarb. 2SgSc; salts shs
EPSON. 1Ad4e; sulphur -four. 2A95c; saitpeter
iodde potassium. 81 SsS2sC; Bromide potass
4sa5oc; chlorate potash. l5q20c; borax 9GI2c:
cinchonida. 2saS4c: carbolic acid. &c; cocaine.
Dry Goods.
Bleached Sheetings - Androscoggin l. Sc:
ssTslsy DO i pwi Sseo Snc5e 9 SaP8 rs
the Loom &c FarTsll Sc; Fitcnyiiis. Iise Fun
Hi sss Hope. TSc Lnwcod sec: f honsS i
&C.; Peabody. slsS: PePperell. %. 2ie Pepperell.
-' Brown sheetings-AtIantie a. Sc: Argyle. SIC;
inch. &c. Dwight Star SEE: areSt Fails s. s &C.
Great Falls ], 6isc; HIl Fine, Sc: Indian Head,
seoesiR s4 &c AnaroseSo 8f 10 2e AndrO
Prints-Allen dress styles. SC; Allen TR. SIC:
long cloth B. size: Arnold Lie. nc: Cocheeo
fancy. Sc: Hamilton fancy. SC; Merrimac pinks
nournlng's SIC: Simpsons Berlin solids sac:
Simpsons oil inish Sc: American shirting. 4Se::
finished cambries-Edwards. &c: Warren.
&c Slater. ftsc: Genessee, 4i5c-
Observation-Disclosures AGA. l371c; COnestoga BF
slzc; Cords 40. i3isc; Cords T.. lie; Cords
ACE. l+cs Hamilton awnings. lice; kimono
lancy. lsc Ienox fancy. zoe: Lenox Xxx 2oc;
oakland AZ. 6iac: Portsmouth. i4c: Susque-
s ishsc; shetucket Sw., SC; shetueket #.
&C swift River 6ikc.
Grain Bags-Amoskeag. $50. American. $40;
Harmony. SIS: Stark s25
- inTyhams--Amoskeas. sisc; Anoskeag dress.
lancaster. She Lancaster dress, re: Toll
Flour.
spring patent. SEQ per brI: winter wheat pat
IN. IN OTIS $50. straight grade. S4.60 I'm brl:
10" kTaue. s8S0s extra fancy, fl brl. 81 i0 buck
wheat hour. s5f0 per brl: graham. S. per hrl.
Groceries.
Sonee-Good. Sgi2c; prime. I2a14c: strictly
prime. I4vlocs fancy green and yellow 1SG23c;
Lava S0s<c. koasted-Oid Government Java
ShHsSc. finest Mocha and Java. 2S43oc: Java
blend &c. fancy blend. lSc: Golden blend I5c
Package eones-City prices: Ariosa Il sc; Lion
t42scs Jersey. IA 25c. 0aracas IL re. Dutch
lava blend. i650c; Gatss's blended Java. 10 T5c:
Climax Java blend. 1850.
ssgar-cisy prices; Crystal Dominoes. 5-lb
xxx powdered. 530c: standard powdered
kioc: fruit powdered. 4s3c. granuiated z-lb
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07

The comparatively large amounts or deposits
belonging TO trust companies which are held in
banks and the uncertainty which exists regarding
the availability Of such deposits 10 the banks
for loaning purposes. they being subject call
by the deposting institutions. seem 20 make II
desirable that the business community shall be
kept informed through the publication OF the re-
ports which now confidentialy made 10 the
clearing house Of the condition Of the trust COM
panies at least with respect 10 their deposits OF
cash in the banks So far as toe public Is con-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07

cerney IL has no knowledge Of the trust COM
pany situation. except II may be revealed az
the aemi-annual periods when the reports Of the
State superintendent are issued. Weekly state
ments. however. would tend 10 disclose the rel
alive conditions OF the two classes OF Institu-
lions. There might be occasions when Il would
be quite important 70 know what portion Of
the baak deposits were actually contrcilable BY
these depositing institutions and how much would
be subject 20 withdrawal when conditions favor
able 10 active trust company l0aning might ae-