Indianapolis Journal, Volume 52, Number 336, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1902 — Page 9

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STOCKS SHOW 3IORE ANIMATION AND AHE S03IEWIIAT HIGHER.

NeTr York Tractions and Ohio Conlers Are the Centers of Interest Year's End Money Requirements.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1. To-day's stock market made a rather notable show of strength, and prices were lifted quite generally 1 per cent, or more. This was due to the sympathetic effect of movements In special stocks In which a speculative campaign was going on, but general considerations also played a part. Of the special movements, the most notable was In the local traction group. The accompanying gossip quite generaly pointed to a plan for a comprehensive merger of all the traction facilities within the Greater New York corporate limits, and a supposed share in the control by '.New York Central and Pennsylvania, Manhattan conspicuously abstained from a share in the movement, and was at times below Saturday's leveL The dealings In this stock were rather light. This gave some color to a supposition that the moveratnt among; the other tractions was designed to adjust their valuations to the higher level already attained by Manhattan. Another conspicuous center of strength was the soft coal group, especially the north-and-south roads traversing the region between the Ohio, river and tho lakes. Rumors were current of a plan for combining all the railroads In the group by making a holding company of one of the smaller companies. Hocking Valley and Kanawha & Michigan were most conspicuously affected. Among the more general considerations which affected the market was a hope that the December disbursements of Interest and ?iv!nds wh,ch are estimated at about 75.000,000, would afford relief to the local money market. The payment In London to-day of twenty to twenty-five millions of dollars on account of tho shipping combine alao aroused hopes of easier conditions in the money market. Actual quotations for call money were firm under the continuing Influence of preparations for the December disbursements, and time money rates were unchanged. New York exchange at Chicago rose again to par. but a deposit was made at the subtreasury of fcSO.Otf) for transfer to the Interior. The opinion of bankers, in spite of to-day's stock market view. Is for a continuance of close money conditions over the end of the year. There was some speculation an the assumption that selling of stocks on the ground of supposed anti-trust views to be expressed In the President's message would prove unwarranted. Some heavy blocks of St. Paul were placed on the market, the source of which gave rise to much gossip in connection with the authorized new stock issue. The mystery of the Belling was unrevealed. The seasonable cold weather had a good effect on the general market, and more especially on the coalers. There were occasional set-backs throughout the day, but the closing was firm and at about the top for many stocks. Bonds were irregular. Total sales, at par value, were S2.010.uu0: United States threes, coupon, advanced ft per cent, on the last call. Following are the day's share sales and the recorded price changes: -

Clos. Hid. 1 93 4 76 45; S3

HlRh-Low

Pales, est. est

100 Vi

:o,wo

11.300 15.050

13.30Ü 123', 127

east 4,800 200 e 00 s 600

47 71 37

300 33

St.

St. St.

SvO

4X 100 4A0 1,0" "0 7iO 9.6uO 2.40O 200 NO n,oo 1.700 2.1)00 200 10 1.90 700

14.000 2.100 41.) M0

e

2,000 m . 5.7()0 10,700 e 4.!00

10,700 43.200

e 300 53,60) 5,000 500 "ko 100 400 60,700 72.JOO 00 2.900 1.20 V7no 3O.R0O 1.500 l.ooo .100 500 700 ; 400

297 41 lf.2 24 i 40 8Js; 341 464 1SS4 ion. ICH 34 6S 324 55i

1308 ir.7 1444 23 108

mi".

26 U 251

674 ' 67

RAILROADS

Atchison

Affhlnn nraf

m"B w. .4 Kaitimor & Ohio Ha HI more & Ohio pref.... Canadian I'aciflc Canada Southern ., Chesapeake A Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago & Alton pref Chi. & Eastern Illinois.... Chicago Great Western... Chi. O. AV. irf. A..

Chi. G. V. ir.f. Ii..

Chicago & Northwestern

Chi. Term. & Trans.. Chi. T. & T. pref

C, 0., C & St. Lj. Colorado Southern

C. H. first pref C. S. seconi pref Delawaro & Hudson lel.. Lack. A strn.... Denver Ä Rio Orande.... D. & R. O. pref Erie

Krle first pref.., Erie second pref

Great Northern pref Hocking Vnlley Hocking Valley pref...... Illinois Central

Iowa Central

Iowa Central pref

Kansas City Southern.... K. C. S. pref Lake Erie & Western Lake Erle & W. pref Louisville & Nashville.... Manhattan L. Metropolitan Ft.-rj-. ......

Mexican Central

Mexican National

Minneapolis & St. Louis.. Missouri .Pacific Missouri, K. & T Missouri, K. : T. pref... New Jersey Central New Tork Central Norfolk & "Western Norfolk & Western r-ref.. Ontario & Western

Pennsylvania

Reading

Reading 1st rref

Reading 2d pref....

Rock Island

Rook Island pref

P t & F St. I & S. P. 1st rref..,. St. I & S. P. 21 pref.... St. Louis Southwestern...

Louis S. w. pret Paul Paul pref

Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway pref... Texas & raclflc Toledo, Ft. L. & W Totedo. St. L. & W. pref. fnlon Parin t'nion Taclflc pref Wabash Wabath pref Wheeling ft Lake Erie.... Wheel Irg & L.. K. 2d pref. Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pref...

EXPRESS COMPANIES

Adams American .... t'nited States Wells-Fargo .

MISCELLANEOUS. Amalgamated Corrr .... 21,5'0 54 American Car & Foundry. -300 . 344

Am. Car & Foundrr pref. American Linseed Oil Am. Linseed Oil pref American Locomotive ... Am. Locomotive pref Am. Smelting A Refining. Am.- SoiHt. -At Refin. pref. Anaconda Mlnine Co Rrooklyn Rapid Transit... Colorado Fuel & Iron Consolidated Gas Continental Tobacco pref.

General Electric

Hncklne Coal

International Par'r International Taper rref

International rower Laclede Gas National Biscuit ... National Lead

North American

Pacific Crast .. Pacific Mall People's Gaa Presse.! Steel Car Pressed Steel Car pref... Pullman Palace Car Republic Steel Republic Steel prf Sugar Tennee.e Coal & Iron.... I'nlon Rag A Parr Co... T'nion Pag & P. Co. pref United States Leather ! R. Leather rref

United States Rubber V. S. Ruhhr r"f-. .... United States Steel 11. SM XT. s. Steel pref U. Western Union 1.5

&24 9S4

46 33 7o!i 23 37 32 2Hli 68 S 43 K14 243 3a-H 83' 64 44 1SC4 94 "4 1444 294 M 32 554

128 156 141 22 107 10

10 71H 304 1574, 63 77 4 MH 714 2S 3 1764 Mi 33 92 425 294 4S 101 D2 55 24 33 2.V54 61

154 704 294 1.VS4 60 Vi t 76 . 434 4 724 71 2 62 174i a 624

34 37 223 17 32 24 4 161 249 40 65 4 18S4 ltn4 954 115 29 74 32 (54 52 115 129; 1:6 1444 22. 1 1074 1074 264 57 165 15Ü4 714 SI 30 1574 614 86 76 S3 734 SO 714 274 63 1754 190

634

324 32 924 924

414

294 47 994 91 294 434 234 324 25 504

oil ,

29 4 474 1004 92 294 44 234 33 254 504

so .... 220 .... 125 .... '210-

100 300 4.400 100 76ÜW 500 1.700 200 2.300 11 100 700 1.4-X)

' 110 6.7t0 1.200

l.lrtO 1.1O0 I5.61W1 10 ioi 1.70 200

94 15 . 24 14 40 91 674 S9 214 1794 1 724 50 46 2S

4 12 61

24 774 1224 57 74 12 89

s$4

564 344 .904. 15 28 914 ss 04 64 213 179 214 19 724 50 4:4 274

40 10 60.

194 77 12; 574 74 124 KS4

26 4 83

57 344 904 15 43 27 91 39 91 M 674

864

213 117 177 214 n 4

4 90 43

27

lis 6S 3

604

91 4Y "24

774

122

574

77

124

16

524 364

S7

Total aale ....

64.30O PONDS.

United State refunding twos, reg , United States refunding twos, coup., United States threo. reg United State threes, coup , United States new fours, reg United Statea new fours, roup United States eld fours, reg United States old fours, coup ,

United States fives, reg..

T'nited States fives, coup

Atchison reneral fours...

Atchison adjustment foura ,

Raltlmore A Ohio fours ruitimv.re Ohio three-and-a-halfa Raltlmore & Ohio cony, fours Canada Southern seconds Central Of Georgia fives Central of Gorrla first Ine Chesapeake & Ohio four-and-a-halfs Chicago & Alton three-and-a-halfs Chicago. Rurllngton Qulncy new fours.. Chi. Mil. & St. Paul general fours Chicago Northwestern consol sevens Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific fours , C, C. C. A St. L. general fours Cb'lcaro Terminal fours Colorado A ßouthern fours Consolidated Tobacco fours

..107

..14 ..107 ..1354 ..1354 ..10S4 ..194 ..103 ..103 ..11

.. 91 ..104

.. S3

..1044 ..1074 ..14

.. 75

..14

.. 7S4 . . 954

..in ..134

..1W

.. 94

.. 93 .. C4

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Denver &. Ria Grande fours

Erie prior Hen fours

Erie general fours

Fort Worth & Denver City nrst

nocking alley four-and-a-halfs

lioulsville & Nashville unified fours. Mexican Central fours

Mexican Central first inc

Minneapolis & St. Lo-Ms fours

Missouri. Kanas & ?xas fours

Missouri. Kansas & .Texas seconds

New York Central firsts

New ork Central gen. three-and-a-halfs New Jersey Central general fives

northern Pacific fours

Northern Pacific threts

Norfolk A Western consol fours

Reading general fours.....

St. Louis & Iron Mountain consol fives... St. Louis & San Francisco fours SJt. Louis Southwestern firsts St. Louis Southwestern second San Antonio & Aransas Pass fours

Southern Pacific fours

Southern Railway fives

Texas Pacific firsts Toledo, St. Loui3 & Western fours..

I nlon Pacific fours..

1 nion Pacific conv. fours..., Wabash firsts Wabash seconds , Wabash debenture B

West Shore fours Wheeling & Lakr- Erie fours Wisconsin Central fours

1004 ss 81 110 107 1014

. 79 . 25 .103

9S4 S14

.102 .105 .1364 .10.54 . 724 .14 . 904 .114 .15 . 9 . 55 . 6 . 91 .li4 .114 . 80 .104 .105 .11 .IOS4 . 76 .1134 . 92 . 924

Chicago Stocka.

Granger Farwell & Cos Telegram.

Open- High- Low- Clos

STOCKS ing. est

United llox Board 94 United Rox Hoard pref 52 American Can pref 44 National Rlscuit 45 National Biscuit pref 103

31 0 X ETA R Y.

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524 454

est.

9 514

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52 44 454 103

Clenr-

Ilates on Loans and Excliang

lni? and Unlancea. . INDIANAPOLIS.--Commerclal paper. 4-36 per cent.; time loans, 5ö6 per cent. Clearings. 12,603,017.44; balances, $433,379.40. NEW. YORK. Call money firm at 44tJ5i per cent., closing1 at 4V?Q5. Prime mercantile paper, 5Vx'aG per cent. Sterling exchange firm: actual business In bankers' bills, !.&7.123ft4.$7.65 for demand. $4.83.50 4.83.Ö5 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, and J4.K8; commercial bills. $4.834.1. Clearings, $3lJ.8S2J246; balances. $6.331,0S7. ' CHICAGO.-New York exchange par; sterling exchange, $4.S4Vs for sixty days, $4.884 for demand. Clearings, $32,370,612; balances, $3,45,238. BOSTON. Clearings, $19,3S0,i:6; balances, $1.69,213. PHILADELPHIA. Money, 6 per cent. Clearings, $17.t33,56; balances. $2,6CS,244. ST. LOUIS. Money steady at 5176 per cent. New York exchange, 10c premium. Clearings, $.3,605.204; balances, $687.564. BALTIMORE. Money, 6 per cent. Clearings. $3.926,121; balances. $064,306. CINCINNATI. Money, 5 per cent. New York exchange, 2c premium. Clearings, $1.060.250. Money Rate Abroad. LONDON. Money, 33'4 per cent.; discounts, ZirQZ 15-16 and 3 13-16-S3TB. Consols, PARIS. Three per cent, rentes, 99f 25c for the account. Exchange on London, SUt 14o for checks. BERLIN. Exchange on London, 20m 46pf for checks. Discount rates, short and three months bills, 3 per cent. Markets for Stiver. NEW YORK. Bar sliver. 4S8c: Mexican dollars, 37Vic. LONDON. Silver bars uncertain at 223 an ounce.

Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON. Monday's statement of the treasury balances In the general fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption, shows: Available cash balances $304.575.58$ Gold 114,7,774 THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS

CATTLE ABOUT STEADY, BUT SOME SALES WERE TEX CENTS LOWER.

Hoffst in ' Kalr- Demand and Without Important Change Sheep Stendy Condition of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts, 300; shipments small. The receipts to-day were larjer than usual on Monday recently and almost three times as larg as a, week ago, but only about the same as a year ago. A few of nearly all rradea wer represented, but of course there was not a complete variety. The quality generally was unimproved. Th market opened with a fair demand from local sources and in the butcher department sales were usually at steady prices compared with those, current at the close of last week. Steers did not fare quite so well and In some cases at least were reported fully 10c lower than tha close of last week. Sales Included 1.157 to 1.342-lb steers at $4.65.23. heifers at $3.7504.23. cows at S234.29, bulls ftt 1334.25 tnJ calves at $2.5037.25. Tha liberal receipts in other markets to-day of cours had rather a depressing effect on the trade here and practically all dealers are a little fearful of lower prices In the near future. Of course, however, as has been demonstrated la tha past It I not safe to make any predictions. To be on the safe side shippers should be conservative In buy ln In tha country and allow a safe margin for shipping. Quotations: Good to choice steers, 11,330 lbs and upwards .15.259 (.00 Plain fat steers. 1.3ä0 lbs and upwards.. 4.75'e .25 Good to choice 1,2J0 to 1.3U0-lb steers.... 4.W'tf 5.W Plain fat 1.2oQ to 1.300-lb steers 4.uo 4.50 Good to choice SM to l,15Mb steers 4.0C' 4.(0 Plain fat 900 to 1.150-lb steers 3. 50"$ 4.00 Choice feeding steers, 1,000 to L10O lbs.. 4.23 4.50 Good feeding steers. 900 to 1.100 lbs 3.75fc 4.25 Medium feeding steers. 800 to S0O lbs.... 3.25ys 3.50 Common to good stockers 3.00 4.25 Good to choice heifers , 3.6otl 4.75 Fair to medium heifers 3.25 t.M Common light heifers t.'iäif 3.00 Good to choice cows Z.'Zi 4.00 Fair to medium cows , 2.7 3.00 Canners and cutters l.ooy 2.75 Prime to fancy export bulls..., 3.7;y 4.25 Good to choice butcher bulls $.25" 3. W Common to fair bulls 2.75 3.15 Veal calves 6.0v 7.25 Heavy calves 4.0O'a 6.00 Good to choice cows and calves S5.00g5O.00 Common to medium cows and calves.. 20. 00s& 30.00 Representative Sales Steers.

Av. Pr. No. Av

No.

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Pr.

.1161 $4.60

11 13 S3.Z3

1 12:6 5. 25 4 972 4.4)

7 1374 5.2. I 6 1128 4.35 Heifers. " No, A v. Pr. -No. Av. Pr. 1 1100 $4.23 I 1 740 $3.75 2 1010 4.25 I S 726 3.75 9 77 4.00 I 2 855 3.75 Cows.

No. Av. . Pr. 1..., 1220 $4.25 1 13S0 3.75 2 1263 3.63 2 1150 3.50

No. Av. Pr. 1 Canner 860 $2.50 1 Canner ) 2.&0 1 Canner 1070 2.50 1 Canner $20 2.50

No.

1 1 1 2

Av

140 $7-25 160 7.25 ISO 7.25 163 7.25

Calves. Pr. No.

Av. Pr.

2 10 $G.K) 1 I'M 6.50 1 120 6.50 1 160 6.75

Hogs Receipts. 3.000; shipments, 900. The receipts of hogs were a little larger than a week ago and fully equal to the average at this time in the week, but at least l.SoO smaller than a year ago. Practically all grades were represented, but there were probably none as satisfactory as those that sold at the extreme price Saturday. The market opened with all buyers In the field, and while it was the inclination to expect some lower prices in sympathy with early reports from other places salesmen were asking at least steady. It was not long until good competition developed between packers and shippers and the result was an active market at nearly steady prices compared with the close of last week. It did not take long to affect a clearance and the market closed steady at current prices of the day. Sales ranged from $5.0 to I6.42V. and this probably does not reprVsent either extreme, because there were no strictly fancT kinds and it appears none that were really Inferior. Quotations: Good to choice medium to heavy $.20??.45 Mixed and heavy packln 6.00Ö6.S3 Good to choice light weights (.ttXi.i; Common to fair light weights 5.7S??S.5 Inferior to best pigs ,. 4.75 00 Roughs and stags 5.505.90 Representative Sales.

AV. Pk. Pr. . No. Av

No.

10 24 S3 21' P9 233 6-i US

?.. 247

ft)

0 120 M 40

$-424 6.35 633 85 6.35 6.35

17S

S6

S3 207 44 144 55 150 43 131

Dk.

160

Pr. $6.15 6.10 6.10 6.05 6.05 6.05

As usual

4Ü 2ti

RheeD Receipts. 100; shipments none,

at the beginning oi tne wee tne receipts of sheep and lambs here to-day wer small, and hardly enough business transacted to represent the true condition cf the market. The small supply changed hands early to local butchers and sales Indicate that the market was steady compared with the close of Ust week. Lambs sold as hlch at $5 and tha best sheep her brought $3.25. Quotations: Good to choice lambs , $4.50?1QO Common to medium Iambi 3.0064-23

Good to choice fheep 3.(13.23 Common to medium sheep ; J.25H2.75 Stockers and feeding sheep 2.C'ä3.0O Rucks, per 100 lbs 2.0C'tf2.5O

Transactions at the Interstate Yard. INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, Iec. 1. Cattle Receipts none; shipments none. The market was weak to a shade lower than at last week's close. Conditions, however, show no change. A fair demand exists for stock of quality and fat, especially butcher fcTadea. The common kinds are as dull at ever, with Just as little Inquiry. The calf market was steady, with top kinJs worth $7.23 to $7.30. Quotations: Good to choice steers, 1.350 lbs and upward $3.50-5 6-0 Plain fat steers. 1.2v0 to 1.3t0 lbs 5.0 "tf 5.75 Good to choice sters. 0 to 1.150 lbs.. 4.754 5.25 Plain fat steers. IHXI to 1.150 lbs 4.25if 4.75 Choice feeding cattle, WO to 1.K-0 lbs... 4,75 5.00 Good feeding steers. 500 to l.loO lbs 4.5i:i' 5.75

Jieuium feeding steers. Si0 to 00 lbs... 4. Cr i.M

3. 0tf 4.j0 4. -0g 4.73 S.25'-T 3.75 2,25'ff 3.00 3.75 'it1 4.50 3.(Wj 3.50 l.OO'.-t 1.7S 4.0otr 4.25 3.50',? 3.75 3.00(ij 3.25 5.00Ü 7.2. 3j.0ut.'0.;0

Common to good stockers

tood to choice heifers

ralr to medium heifers Common to light heifers

Good to choice cows .

I'air to medium cows Canners and cutters Prime to fancy bulls Good to choice butcher bulls Common to fair bulls

veal calves ,

Good to choice cows and calves

Common to medium cows and calves..2).X)'u,30.00

Hogs Receipts small: shipments none. A

Wraktr tendency prevailed on the opening market, prices ruling about 5c lower than Saturday. The demand was strong from local packers, with the heavier weights the especial favorites. Choice heavy hoRs are worth S6.3.Vn6.40. with choice Hunt weights selling at ftUO. The market closed quiet and steady at quotations: Common to choice heavies J6.251t6.49 Common to choice mediums 6.10'u6.25 Common to choice light weights 5.$.Vi6.10 Light and heavy mixed .1 6.10('ui.S5

Las pigs and skips .wy.vi Sheep Receipts none: fhlpmenta none. Prime

grades are steady, but all others were considered & shade easier than at last week's close. Tha de

mand is good. Quotations:

Good to choice lambs $1.403.00

Common to medium lambs 3.6O04.25 Oood to choice sheep 2.25 i 3.00 Common to medium sheep 2.2yi3.O0 Stockers and feeding sheep 2.0Vit3.O0 Rucks, per 100 lbs Z.CKKU2.50

Elsewhere.

EAST BÜFFALO, Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts, l,5o. Heavy grades steady; butcher and feeder grades H.'c to 15c higher: closed strong. Prime teers. 6.25'f5.5; shipping. $2.25'a2.7i; butcher steers, H.255.25; heifers, $3.504.75; cows, 1175

LM.Za; canners. $l.23frj'5.20: bulls, $2.7ö&4.Z5; feeders, $3.75114.60; stockers. $3.25(M.25; stock heifers. Si.54.Ky3. Fresh cows and springers steady; good to choice, $13&65; medium to good, $33U4l; common. J25Ö35. Veals Receipts, 525. Market steady. Tops, $S.23!ij3.75. Hogs Receipts, 21.500. Market active and 5c to 15c higher. Heavy. $6.6.65; mixed. 6.60 6.65. a few at !.65't6.67H; Yorkers, $6.45)i 6.55; light Yorkers and pigs, $ö.506.53; roughs, S3.M)SJ 6.10; stags. $4.7505.25. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 21.500. Sheep steady; lambs 15c to 23c higher. Top lambs, $5.25 05.35; culls to good, $i.25ii;5.15; yeat lings, $J.73fi4; ewes, $3.505K Sheep Top mixed, $3.253.35; culls to good. $1.75Q'3.15. NEW YORK, Dec. 1. Beeves Receipts, 3,443; steers firm to a shade higher; bulls and cows strong to l"c higher; all sold. Steers. $4.500 8.10; top. 6.50; bulls, ti.'bti.li; extra fat bulls. 14.25; cows, $1.3533. Cabled slow; live cattle lower at 12j'13!c per lb, dressed weight; live sheep at 11412Vtc; lambs, 13i13tc, dressed weight. Exports to-morrow, 740 cattle, 1,54$ sheep and 4.080 quarters of beer. Calves Receipts. 1.012; market firm to 23c higher; Western calves, 50c higher; all sold. Veals, $.25; extra, $9.37Viif 5u; little calves. $4.50; grassers, $333.75; pood Westerns, $1.404.73; city dressed veals. lKJ13Vc per lb; choice. 14c. Sheep and lambs Keceipt, 15.V35; sheep steady to shade higher; lambs, I525c higher; about all sold. Elioep, $2.2502.60; choice and export. I2.13fj 2.60; lambs, $2. 87 4 5.62'; tops, $5.65; culls, $4tf 4.5; Canada lambs. $5.25(35.50. Hogs Hecelpts. J0.2M; market, l.ifj 20c higher; State and Pennsylvania hogs, t6.2Q3tt.60; no sales of Westerns reported. KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts. 10.200 natives and 2,000 Texans; calves. 150 Texans and 800 natives. Corn cattle 10c to 2)c lower; stockers and feeders strong; good cows steady; common lower. - Choice export and dressed beef steers, 5.40 6; fair to good. $3.25(?5.35; stockers and feeders, $3$ 4. 25: Western fed steers, $3 5.40; Texas and Indian steers. $3.504.25; Texas cows, $21i2.85; native cows. l..r47'54; native heifers, $2.7au4.25; canners, $102.2a; calves, J2.2-0 6.23. Hog Kecelpts. 4.80ft. Market steady to strong. Top. $6.20; bulk of sales. S6.05tt6.ZO. Heavy, 6.o5 $r.2v; mixed packers, $6.o246.20; light, $3.92 6.10; Yorkers. $6.054x6.10; pics. $5.50C6. Sheep Receipts, 7.000. Market strong to 10c higher and active. Native lambs. $3.CO(g5.20; Western lambs. 135.13; fed ewes. $3tf3.10; native wethers, $34; Western wethers, JägS-SS; stockers and feeders, Sl.503.2". CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts, 3S.000, including 2ti0 "Westerns; the ' market was 1525c lower; good to prime steers. $5.75'&7; poor to medium. $3)i 5.75; stockers and feeders. S2t4.60; cows, $l.40ft4.f.O; heifers, $2114.73;- canners. $1.40vci'2.40; bulls. $2tj4.5; calves. $3.&0'6.75; Texas fed 6teers, $3tff4.25; Western steers, S3.5"4.75. Hogs Receipts, to-day, 45,000; to-morrow, 35,(KK); left pver. 4.000; the market was -steady and the cloäe was strong. Mixed and butchers. S5.K5tf6.30; good to choice. $6.306.50: rough heavy, $5.706.15; light, $3.65 V .15; bulk of sales, $Jio.20. Sheep Receipts. 60.000; sheep, lOfilSc lower; lambs. 15"Ui5c lower, flood to choice wethers, $3.604: fair to choice mixed. $2.&0'ri3.fift; Western fcheep, $2.70U-.SO; native lambs $3.7015.40; Western lambs. J3.7V''5. Official yesterday: ltecelpts Cattle, 12.5; hos, 31.5&S; sheep, 17.160. ShipmentsCattle, 4,089; hogs, 3,477; sheep, 936. ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts, 4.000. including 3.W Texans. Mark 'low. Native shipping and export steers. $4.75$ 1th $7 for strictly fancy; dressed beef and butcher steers. S4.25 (55.50; steers under 1.0 lbs. S3.75tj5: stockers and feeders.- $2.fio&4; cows and heifers. $2.2554.6$: canners. $1.50(53.40; bulls, $3.25ff4.23; calves. $17; Texas and Indian steers, $2.60104.65; cows and heifers. $23.20. Hogs Receipts. 5.5C0. Market 5c lower. Pigs and lights, $5.7036.10; packers, J6&6.15; butchers, $6.136.40. Sheep Receipts. 4.00. Market easier. Native muttons. $3&3.&o: lambs. S4.2O35.50; culls and bucks, 1234: stockers, $1.503. SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts. 5,000. Market steady. Native steers, $3.7516.25; cows and heifers. $:1; Western Rteera, $3.50f3; Texas .steers, - $2.504.50; canners. $1.502.30; stockers and feeders, $2.504.40; calves. $3.504f 6'il0ffSneeelpts, 7.000. Market a shade lower. Heavy. $66.12; light, $6.12Vi36-13; pigs, $536; bulk of saies. $6.05ai6.12V4. Sheep Receipts, ltf,too. Market steady. Yearlings, $3.6ui4; wethers, $3.15(3.60; ewes, $2.501? $.25; common and stockers, $1.5033.25; Iambs, $4&5. EAST LIBERTY. Dec. 1. Cattle Receipts. 2.600. Market strong: and active on all kinds. Everything sold. Hogs Receipts. 9.000. Heavy, $6.606.65; mediums. $6.550.60; best heavy "iorkers. $6.506.55; light Yorkers, $6.406.50; pigs, $6.35g6.40. MarSheep Receipts, 7.000. Sheep from $3.90 down; lambs from $5.33 down. LOUISVILLE. Dec. 1. Cattle steady. Choice to prime shipping steers, $3tf5.25; medium to good shipping steers, $4. 75i5; choice butcher steers, $4.2o'(i4..V): medium to good butchers, $3.753; choice veals, 6.2:. . Hogs were 10c lower. Best heavy, $6.30; light shipping-, ?C; roughs, $335.75. Sheep and lambs Best sheep, $2.733; extra lambs. $4.5004.75. CINCINNATI, Dec. 1. Hogs active at $4.503 6.35. Cattle steady at $2f3.23. 8heej steady at tl.50g3.24. Lambs steady at $3.503 5.23.

' Pensions) for Veteransj. r Certificates have been Issued to the following named Indlanlans: ' '.: Original Henry C Herrold, Orassecreek. $6; Tatrick McOloln, Peru, $J; William A. Wilmington. Wheattield, $3 (war with Spain.) Increase, Re4ssu etc. Washington Milgram. Centervilie, S12; William Jones. Westnolnt. $24; William K. Crmr, Indianarolla. $24 ; Jacob Lin'der. Michigantown. $12; Themas Fleming, Terre Haute. $14; (leorpe W. Kemp, Marengo. $14. Charles F. Hennreey, National Military .Home. Marion, $: William Orem. National Military Home. Marlon. $12; Stephen R, Retrbower, Indianapolis. $8: Nathaniel Montgomery, Harrell. $17; Martin Kurtis. rnlaski. $8. Widows. Minors and Dependent Rtlatlves Louisa McOlll. Jefforsonvllle. $8; Susan Sipes. Pettltt, SS; minor of Oeorge Deitsch, Vanderburg, $10; Katherine Christopher. Selvin, SS; Lyndiani Myers. Elkhart. $3: Charity A. Revers. Fort ltttner. $8: Mary E. Smith, New Albs.ny. $3; Amanda Beck. (Risen, $: Sally Ann Miller. Cleona, $12: Elisabeth Lowderback. Fulton. $3; Susan A. Miller. Uniondale, S3; Mary E. Goldsbery, Marlon. $12; Harriet fmock. Indianapolis, $13. Col. Moaby and His Haids. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Colonel Mosby Is doing a great work for the government in rounding up the, cattle kings who have laid Illegal hands on Uncle Sam's lands. The old Confederate raider set-ms to have lost none of his daring and activity in these piping times of peace. He is engaged in a work which, if successful, as It probably will be, will bring him the country's plaudits. The cattle barons, like the rest of the trust magnates, are learning that in these Republican days rich and poor men alike must obey the laws. Where la Itf New York Sun. When President Roosevelt summoned six gentlemen as representatives of six coal companies to meet John Mitchell as the representative of ore labor company the contrast between the division of capital and the consolidation of labor was very striking. Yesterday the names of thirty additional coal companies were added to this list of six as operators In the field In which Mitchell has aimed at the entire monopoly as to labor. Purzle: Find the coal trust.

Who Is lief Kansas City Journai. A correspondent wants to know what has become of Agulnaldo?" Jow. who the dickens is Ayuinaldo!

LIQUIDATION OF WHEAT

CU'Sns AN KXTHEMK LOSS OP A CCM, PARTLY REGAINED.

Corn and Oats Close Fractionally HlKher Provisions Are a Little Down lu All Departments.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Liquidation of wheat caused weakness in the wheat pit to-day, and the close was weak, with May down 8jiQs4c. May corn closed Uc higher, and oats wtre up i3Uc. January provisions closed from 2c to 5Q7Hc lower. The feature of trading in wheat was the unloading of a big line by the leading long and the consequent throwing on the market of a large amount held by traders who had been following In his wake. The result was a decline of over a cent In May, while the nearby deliveries were alro easier. The news in general was bearish, lower cables, liberal receipts In the Northwest and a large Increase in the visible supply being the main depressing factors. Buying by commission, houses at the low point caused a rally late in the day, the close being at lower figures with May öic off. at 75Q75Vc. The opening was He lower to He higher, at 75c to ToTsC, and the range between "4"c and 75Hc. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 322,900 bu. Primary receipts were 1.1S0.200 bu, against .1.52C.SOO a year sgo. Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts of cars, which, with local receipts of 140 cars, 22 of contract grade, made a total of 1.UJ7 cars, against 1,924 last week, and 1,177 a year ago. Trading In corn was light and the weakness in wheat affected this market and caused an easier feeling, but toward the end of the session there was a fair demand and the early loss was wholly regained. May closing '4c higher, at 42?i'd42vfcc, after

selling between A2iai2iC and 4L,-5442T4c. Extremely favorable weather for tha movement, lower cables and only a fair cash demand were weakening influences. Kecelpts were 202 cars, 11 of contract grade.

Although there was little doing in oats, the undertone was firmer, a good commission house demand being the sustaining factor. May closed higher, at 32Vi 32?sc, after ranging between 31?8ti32c. Receipts were 236 cars. Provisions were quiet, and after a slightly higher opening, prices showed a tendency to move downward under scattered selling by longs and lack of any particular support. The weakness In wheat and corn early was a bear factor. The close was steady, with January pork 2Hc lower, at $15.K. Lard was down 5S7Hc. at $3.459.4V2, and ribs oft 2Hc at $$.1268.15, Estimated receipts for to-morrow; Wheat, 00 cars; corn, 295; oats, 200; hogs, 37,000 head. Leading futures ranged as follows:

....

...

...

OpenIn?. 73 -73 734-73? 47 42H-42 3Q-30 22 -32 V4

liigh-eHt.

734

et 47

424-42-

47-47

Lowest. 72 74H 72V72T l2Yt 4SU 42VI-42

81

30 11

Closing. 72 TS -75H 73 52 47 31 -31 82-SJ

Articles. WheatDfcC ... : May ... July ... Corn-

Dec Jan

May Oata Dec May

Pork-

Jan ...$15.35 May ...15.02 ...10.10 Jan .... .52 May ... 8.82 .... 8.2) May ... 8.15

Caah quotations were an follows: Flour quiet. Wheat No. 1 spring. UliTic; No. 3, 6yd7Sc; No. 2 red, .754f7Cc. Corn No. 2 yellow, 53c. Oats No. 2. 2uVic; No. 2 white. 31c. Rye No. 2, 4Stj31c. Jlarley Oood feedlnj?. 34c; fair to choice maltip.gr. &5(&38c. Flaxseed No. 1, $1.15; No, 1 Northwestern, $1.20. Trime timothy seed, $11. Clover, contract grade, $10.90. Mesa pork, per brl, $l.62ö 16.75. Lard, per 100 lbs. $10.474 Ö 10.50. fc?hort rib Fides (loofe), $3.75frr9. Dry salted shoulders (boxed), $3.12Q9.25. Short clear Side (boxed). !X.753iK Receipt Flour, 27.600 brls; wheat, 19, 400 bu; corn.228.20a bu; oats, 395.800 bu; rye. 32,300 bu? barley, 77,400 bu. Shipments Flour, 20.000; wheat, 337.000 bu; corn, 122,700 bu; oats. 218,300 bu; rye, 41,500 bu; barley, 32.500 bu. AT NEW YORK.

$15.924 $15.80 $15.82 15.07 14.92 U. 10.13 10,00 10.024 .& 9.45 9.47 8.S7 8. SO 8.8) 8.22' 8.12 8.15 8.05 7.2 7.93

Wheat Wenk nnd Lower, Corn Steady, Closing at a Gain. NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Flour-Receipts, 27,223 brls; exports, 43,624 brls. Market quiet and unsettled by the wheat decline, closing easy. Rye steady; No., 2 Western, 5S! f. o. b, afloat. Wheat Receipts, 1SD.173 bu; exports, 55,733 bu. Spot easy; No. 2 red, 7Sc elevator, 76c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 82c f. o. b. anoat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, S3c f. o. b. afloat. Options were steady at first, but soon met such heavy selling from all sides. Including the big Chicago interest, that prices collapsed, losing over a cent a bushel. Bearish Argentine news, big domestic receipts and fine weather all contributed to the decline. The close was unsettled at c net loss; May, 78 ll-1679Vc. closed at 78c; December, 78QS0c, closed at 79c. Corn Receipts, 42.G00 bu; exports, 17,397 bu. Spot steady; No. 2, 64c elevator, 62c f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 yellow, 67c; No. 2 white, 67c. Options refused to follow the wheat break and were steady all day on poor grading, scarcity of offerings and light world's shipments, closing firm at c net advance; May, 47ft47c, closed at 47c: December, 53tj53c, closed at 59c. Oats Receipts, 204,100 bu; exports, 60.012 bu. Spot quiet; No. 2, S6c; standard white. 3.c;,No. 3. 35c; No. 2 white, 37c; No. 3 white, 37c; track mixed Western, 37c; track white, 37&42c. Options slow and easier with other markets; December, 3737c. closed at 37c. Reef firm; family, $lfc31S; mess, IRSOft-U city extra India mess, $J528. Lard easy: Western steamed. $10.90. Refined easier S?Iietal,,u;15; s; n-75; compound. $7.50Cr7.73. Pork quiet; lamily, $18 50519' ehort clear, 2123; mess. 18.60. ViilJ' Tallow quiet; city. 6c; country. 6f6sSc Cotton-seed oil easy; prime yellow, 36U36A4c" Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. 7 invoice S 3-16c. Mild quiet; Cordova. 712c Buerar Raw firm; fair rennint " 3P. centrifugal. s test, 3c; molasses sugar! Sc. Refined firm. "" TRADE IN GENERAL. t Quotations at St. Louis, Raltlmore, Cincinnati and Other Places. ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1. Flour steady; red winter patents. $3.30J3.50; extra fancy and straight tMi 3.25; clear. i2.S0fc2.!5. Timothy seed steady at Ufa 3.40. Corn meal steady at 2.I0. Ilran firmersacked east track. Wi72c. "Wheat lower- No 4

reu, iMii, rwtniur, mi, iracK. w(tw" December, CSc: May, 73Hc; No. 2 hard, 664? 71c Corn strong; No. 2 cash, 43Vjf44; track. 43tz4lc December. 4Witnc: May. 39lti3Uc. 0a8 t'ronsr No. 2 cash. 31ic; track, 32c; December. 31c asked : May. 31c; No. 2 white. 34'c. Rye dull .r 7

fork unchanged; Jobbing standard mes in i

LArd lower at $10.4?.. Dry ealt meat steady boxed extra fhorts. $10; clear ribs. $10- short clears. $10.25. llacon ateady; boxed extra 'shorts. $11.25 clear rlba. $11.25; short clear, $ll 50 Hay nrm; timothy. $ll$jH; prairie. $Hyii.5o. 'whiskey steady at $1.32. Iron cotton ties. $1.07. HagKing. 6 &-161r7 1-16C. Hemp twine. c. Helpt Flour, 17.0tK) brls; wheat, 93,öuö bu; corn, p6 000 bu; oats. 101.000 bu. Shipments Flour, 5 000 brlswheat. 71.000 bu; corn, 3,000 bu; oats, 61.GC0 bu '

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1. Flour dull; winter extra, J2.ÖÖ-13-15; winter clear, $135u3.45; winter straights. $3.453.C3: winter patent. $J.Vn-spring-clar, $3.23.4; spring straight, $3.70W 3.85; erring patent, $3.fKKx4 20. Wheat weakspot and December. ?4fi744c; January. 73fi75-c-May. 78 asked; steamer No. 2 red. 7Hiö71Vsc' Southern by sample, 67Q74c; Southern cn grade' 7l4fr74Vc. Corn weak: ppot, old, M$54.4c; new' Wc; new or old. December. 50c asked; January 47"47Hc: February. 46 047c; steamer mixed' 49,i43c; new Southern white and yellow corn 44ftS3c. Oats firm: Ka 2 white, 37f37te; No i mixed. S5li'93f. Rye dull; No. 2. a6664e; No 2 Western. 57-fr57c. Sugar firm; fine and coajae granulated, 4.81c

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1. Wheat December. 61,'fTÄUt.c; May, 68c: cash. No. 2 hard. 65c; No! 3, 6l:1i62c: No. 2 red. 6Cc: No. 3. esc. corn -December. !sS3Xc; May, SCg3T4c; ca8h No. 2 mixed. 35'tf3Dac: No. 2 white, 3ac: No. 3

2$c. Oats No. 2 wmte. 333K'ic Receipts-

Wheat. 128.2W bu: corn, no.ooo bu; oats. 28 00.) bu. Shipments Wheat, 51,200 bu; corn, 75.200 bu-

LIVEKPOOU Deo. 1. Wheat Ppot Arm: No.

id western winter, as ivo; ,0. l northern

red

nprlnir no stock; No. 1 California. 6s ?td. Corn

Lnnp clear middles (lljtht) dull at S6s; long clear middles theavy quiet at 55s id; short clear barks quiet at S7s 64. Hams Short cut quiet at 55s Rosin Common steady at 4i 4d. Linseed oil, 24s Sd. CINCINNATI. Dec. 1. Flour quiet; fancy, $$.1$ 3.40; family. $18503.05. Wheat firm; No. 2 red. 77'aSc. Corn quUt: No. 3 mixed. 45c. Oats steady; No. 2 mixed. 32ViaS2c. Rye quiet; No. 2, 514c. Lard steady at $10. Bulkmeats quiet at $10.23. Bacon steady at $1125. Whisky active at $1.32. Sugar steady hard refined, 3.Ö7Ü3.43C. LOUISVILLE. Pec. l.Wheat-Xo. 2 red and lcmberry. 72c; Ko. 2 red and lc$berry, 71c Ap

rlt. sua-arled. 4f?1c per lb for brUht. Teaches, a'xfiSe. Ians. Nrthero hand-picked. $15 Pr bu. Hay. choice in car lots on irack. $14 50; cloyer. $101111. Ft raw. $4.50. Clean ulnseng, $1 4.25. Potatoes, $1.15 1.W per brl: Northern lotatoes. 5Sü(c per bu. Onions. $;'u2 25 lr brL New cabtxe. 6" i-r brl. I'eppers. $2 ir crat. Green beans, $1.75yl per bos. Tomatoes, $1.50 2 per bu. TOLEDO. Dec. X. Wheat fairly active aud lower; cash. 77e; DfccmtKr. 77c; May, 7iKj. Corn active and lower; Dvcember, 43c; May, 41c. Oats dull and unchanged; December. 324c; May, 23',c. Rye No. 2. 614c. Clover seed dull and unchanged; January. $6.S74; March. J6.S74lrime ttmothey, $1.75. Prime al?lke, $S.50. DULUTH. Dec. 1. Wheat Cash. No. 1 hard, 72Hc; No. 2 northern, OHc No- lring. 7Sc; to arrive. No. 1 northern. 71c; Docembw, 70c; May. 734c Oats December, S2c; May, llc; on track and to arrive. 32c. MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1. Wheat December, 71c; May, 73''y731i,c: on track. No. 1 hard. 73c; No. 1 northern. 72Vtc; No, i northern. 70c. MILWAUKEE. Dec. 1. Barley lower; No. 2. 65 '.2c; sample. 45c. Ilatter, Clieese and EffK. NEW YORK. Dec. 1. Butter-Receipts, 4.955 packages. Market firm; State dairy. 2"tf27c: extra creamery, 2c; common to choice creamery, 20tr2Sc. Cheese Receipts, l.&8 packapes. Market firm: new State full creams, sntall colored fancy, September. 12hc; late-made. 13Vc; small white, September. 134c; late-made. 12c; large white. September. 13Uc; late-nvade. 12c; Urge colored. September. 134c; late-made. 12c. EgJfs Receipts. ,S75 packages. Market firm: State and Iennlvania average best. 2ak2Vc; Western fancy graded. 26'a?7c; Western poor to prime J &25c; refrigerated. . Uti 21c PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1. Butter Arm. HIHc higher; extra Western creamer)'. 2Sc; extra nearby prints. 31c. Eggs steady: fresh near-by. 2.c. loss off; freh Western. 2m:. loss ofT: fresh Southwestern. 2'q 27c. lors oft; fresh Southern. 25c. loss off. Cheese firmer; New York full cream?, prime small. 134c: New York full creams, fair to good. 12Vtil34c; New York full creams, prime large, 134c; New York full creams, fair to good large, 12Ö13C. BALTIMORE. Dec. 1. Butter firm: fancy Imitation, 21ft23c; fancy creamery, 28-5i2SSc; fancy ladle. 20S22c; fancy roll. Mtf22c; good roll. 17 ISo; tore packed, ldilSc. Eggs firm; fresh. 2.4$ 2Sc. Cheese Htm; Iarie. 1SUÜ 13c; medium, li t13Vc; email. 13Vi13Vc. ELGIN, Dtc. l.-The price of butter advanced another cent to-day. the market being declared firm at 2c. There wtre no sales, although SO cnts wai offered for any flrst-cUws pnxluct Placed. The ales of the week aggregated to2,O00 Iba. CHICAGO, Dec. 1. On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was firm; creamery, 1St2Jc: dairy. l7Q22c. Eggs steady at 24c, loss

off, cases returned, cneese nrm mi uinKANSAS CITY. Dec l.-Eggs steady; fresh Missouri and Kansas stock. 21c. loss off, cases returned; No. 2 new white wood cases included. 214c ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.--Butter steady; creamery. 22'a28c: dairy, lS22c. Egg steady at 224c loss off. LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1. Butter Common and medium. 1517c per lb; good, lö20c Egys. 2oc. CINCINNATI. Dec. 1. Eggs steady at 21323c Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio flat. 12c BOSTON. Dec. 1. ISpeclal.) Eggs firm at 27c Oil. WILMINGTON, Dec. l.-Splrlta of turpentine nothing- doing. Receipts, IS casks. Itosln firra at $1.501.35; receipts. 2t;9 brls. Crude petroleum nrm at $1.7513; receipts, 7 brls. Tar Arm at LW; receipts, 71 brls. SAVANNAH, Dec. 1 Turpentine firm at 51c. Rosin quiet: quote: A, B. C. D. $1.40: K, $1.45; V, 1.60; O. $1.60; H. $10; I. $2.03; K. $3.5; M. $3; N, $3.&0; window glass. $3.75; water white, $4. la. OIL CITY. Dec. 1. Credit balances, $1.42; shipments. 155.724 brls; average. 4,171 brls; runs. m,b2t bris; averag, 80,5 bris, NEW YORK. Dec. l.-retrojeuin firm. Rosin steady. Strained, common to good, $1.75JL774Spirits of turpentine quiet. JJONTPKLIKR, Dec. 1. Crude petroleum strong; North Lima, $1.03; South Lima and Indiana. fcSc.

CHARLESTON, Dec 1. Turpentine and rosin

unchanged. Poultry. LOUISVILLE. Dec. 1. Hens, StfSHc per lb; dressed hens. IPSfUc: spring chickens, Jllc; young ducks. 11c; dressed turkeys, 130134c; geese. $7 per dozen,

, NEW YORK, Dee. 1. Poultry Alive unsettled.

Dressed nrm; W extern cmcaens. i;; reiern fowls, 13yi34c; Western turkeys, 17c. ST. LOUIS, Dec l.-Poultry steady; chidcens, 10c; springs, 10c; turkeys. 11 12c; ducks, 12c; geese, 84c. BOSTON, Dec 1. (Special.l-Poultry firm; fowls. 13c; spring, 14Q15C; turkeys, 16i17c CINCINNATI, Dec. 1. Poultry firm; hens. 104c; springs, 10j?ji3c; turkeys, lOc. CHICAGO. Dec. 1. Iced poultry easier; turkeys. 130144c; chickens, 100114c. Pry Good.

NEW YORK, Dec 1. There has been no change la tho market to-day of any account. The general demand lias again been quiet. Coarse colored cottons and napped cotton goods continue scarce and firm in price. Brown sheetings and drills dull and outride of leading brands prices how some lrrerularity. Print cloths are quiet

and unchanged. Prints In steady demand at

previous prices. Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l.-Cotton quiet: sales, . L. f . . i 1 Ai-ul A.iltn..tr Tili.

low middling. 7 7-16c; middling, 1 15-16c; good

middling. 84c; middling fair. $ 1-I6c, Receipts,

U.JS5 bales; stock, 379.2b9 bales.

NEW YORK, Dec. J. Spot cotton closed quiet and 5 points lower; middling uplands, 8.50c;

middling gulf, 8.7W. saies, w,uu uaies. Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 1. Wool strong; medium

grades snd combing, 159194c; light tine, 13&18c;

heavy line, iic; :ud wasnea, ia;uc

Bletala. ST. LOUIS, Dec I. Metals irregular, strong at $4. Spelter lower at $4.80.

Lead

SALES OF LOCAL STOCKS

TEN SHARES OP CONSUMERS' GAS

AND TEN OF WASSON PREFERRED.

THE V0UDER OF WE AGE

Six Indianapolis Gaa Bonds nnd Four of New Telephone No Transactions on 'Change.

The exchange opened rather lively after its Thanksgiving day rest. An outside sale of Consumers' Gas Trus t at 4M was reported, but there was none offered at the standing 'Change bid of 500. There were no transactions on 'Change, all the sales being outside. Indianapolis Gas bonds in the sum of ?ö,000 were reported sold at 104Vi for four and 105 for two. The transactions on 'Change were: Sales.

10 Consumers Ca..., , , 10 Wasson pref , 2 Del. & Mad. Tel. fives ,

4 Indianapolis (las sixes ,., t lanatiAlls Has ilr

m M. uu lunu $svra i m s m m Deeaeeeeaew9ai

l New itiepnone ist nves , ,

Bonds and interest.

Following are the Exchange's Quotations: STOCKS.

Par.lCapltal.üld.Ask,

450 10

..IM Vi

105

.. 4Vi

4

Name.

American National Dank. Am. Cen. Life Ins. Co.... Atlas Engine Works pref. lielt Railroad common.... llelt Kail road pref Capital National Hank.. Central Trust Co Climax C. & 11. P. Co.... Columbia National liank. Consumers' Jas Trust Co. Federal Union Surety Co. Home Drew Ing Co Indiana Hotel Co. pref... Indiana Mfg. Co Indiana National Pank... Ind. Title ü. & L. Co Indians. Trust Co Indpls. Gas Co Indpls. Light & Power Co. Indpls. Htreet-rallway ... Indpls. Fire Ins. Co Lay cock Mtg. Co. pref.... Law Uuildlng Marlon Trust Co Merchants' Nat. Pank New Telephone New Telephone, kng dls. People's Deposit Dank.... Polk. J. T.. Co. prf Rauh Fertiliser pref Security Trut Co Union Trust Co Union Traction common.. Union Traction pref Waseon pref

1J0 $ 1,000. (KW ; 1345 lJü K).OOo Sh loo 1,000. ouojij 1074 60 l.ww,otojio iu7i 1 GOO.Oüu 135 10J 300.000 14 Vi 162 liW 500.000 12; loj lOO.Ooo ..... loo 10v lOij.OjO 107 23 Itto.ouu 500 VA 250.000 101 100 200.000I3O0 2 100 5W,00J 1.3 100 10) LSOO.OoOllOO 12t) 100 1,0-j0.0;225 240 100 lM.OOol HA i . 100 1.000.000 155 160 60 2.000.000 &0 75 100 'jO. 000 150 100 .OOO.OOO 5 $3 100 200.000 141 145 100 175,000 100 103 10) 180.000 II ..... 100 J00.0.N) 224Vi 226V4 100 l.OiiO.OO." 1W 100 40-l.Out fcO 84 loO J.0OÜ.0OO C) 2Vi 100 23.0r"0 19 IftO T5.OO0 1-K) 100 600.00" 105 10t 600.000 10$ i.o euo.ooi2; 100 4.0 X), 000 63 65 100 1.000,0001 V) 5 100 150.00o;ift4V4 107

Name.

PONDS. tl'ar.lCardtal.lttl.l.lATkT

liroad Ilippl fl Citizens' St.-ry. fives Del. A Mad. Co. Tel. la.. Home. II. & L. Co. fives. Indpls. Oaa Co. sixes Indpls. Imp. sixes. Indpls. fctreet-ry. fours... New Telephone, 1st fivei. jsw Telephone, 2d fives.. Union Trac of Ind. 8s

l.woo

1,000 1.000 l.ooo 1.60f l.fiOll t.OOrt 1,000 l.OiV

1 000

4,0".oot) 5-"0.(kV) IW.tOft 2.750.000 80-i.Of $.000,000

And interest.

3 s 109 llo Vi i 100 losvi 100 102 4 hiK n iti 9H 1004

Not Dasel on roly Statu r Milwaukee Sentinel. Poor Mr. Smoot is to become the victim of the Salt Lake Ministers' Alliance, notwithstanding: the fact that he has but one wife. It therefore appears that the protest against Mormons In the national Congress is based solely upon religious dlfCerences and not upon polygamy.

The "Qmeoja"

Odorless Gas Stove Ufarlra m pavnlnllni. In mm a Kattn

household saritatlon. Perfect combustion la secured by the generation of Intens Vk.A.at M aS a . - t i . . 1 at

ui ana ine inorougn mixing progressive of the gas supply with air, by which It U DOSTible to us- at least fortv.flv cubic feet

of air to every cubic foot of gras.

lis operation comnines three important and Indispensable factors economy in fuU perfect combustion, tterillzdtlon. In the "OMEGA" they are the result of mechanical combinations produced as the result of extensive scientific research.

On rxhlbtlon and for sale by

The Indianapolis Qas Compcay

' 49 South Pennsylvania Strest.

ICAL9, BTE.tCILS AÜD ITAUPO.

SEALS

STENCILS5TAiiP5i

;rnix BAOcax.oiECik&c. I

ItAILUOAD TI31C CAnD. r.M.tlme Is In UlJiCK frsm. Trains snarked

inus; iaiTi e sjcerer: i i trior vari j

Chair Cart I Dinln Cart Exeept tan

tundajr only.

lUaiiy ajierpt atoaday.

mW)

BIG FOUW KOUTEJs -Uy Ticket Offic. o X Cut lVshiafta St. Impart Arrlra CLE VELA KD LIKE. Clereland express 4.40 lO.lO Andemun accommodation.............. LO K.l t'JcTflar.d, 'ew York and Botoaex,.8.W a1.43 fort Warne expreM TJO . 10 li L nion City and ClersUnd accom ..... 11.1 6. SO New Yfvrk and Boton limited, d s. A3 J.lO Union Cltr accommodstlon 4.45 t.JJ . V.andlkM. -Knlckerboeker.,,da.6.t3 llJtt HEMON UAkBOKUNE. Renton Harbor express 0.4$ 8.15 Henton llirbor exrrevs, p IM) S.IO tlihart accomtnedatloR 4.4$ 10X9 &T. UJUIS LlN'iw. Tie World's fair Routt" t.IvCnl accommodation 7J4 &.Z3 st. Ixuis southwestern, lim.d s..M.. ..11.45 6. lO St. Louis limited, d s 3.5 .A lerre Haute sad Mat toon aecom 5. 00 1015 St. Iui express 10.40 4.M -Kxpoaitioo Kljer" UM IM CHICAGO LINK. Kankakee accommodation T.CO 10.23 Lafayette accommodation.. A.tft 0.1ft Chicago fat mall, d p , ll.i H.40 Chicago White City pecial, d p 3. SO 6.10 Chicago nighl exnreR. s 11.04 103 CINCINNATI 14NÜL Cincinnati express, s ............5.45 11.40 llnclnnatl express, a., .'..4.W ILÄO Cincinnati express, T SO 6.40 Cincinnati accommodation..., 10.43 ll.o tncinnatl express, p Z. AO Jreensburg aecommodatloa 5.2 Cüiclnr.ati. Wahlnton f 1 ax. 5 d....4i.20 11.40 N. Vernon and LouisTille ex, a . 11. AO N. Vernon aud Ixulrile ex a. AO UM l'KOKlA LINE. Teorla, Blooralnztoo, m and ex TJ .40 Peoria and K loom injr ton. t ex. d p ....M.W O.OI4 Cbampaiffn accommodation, p a 4.10 IHM i-eorin and Bloominjton, ex 5 1 1 .50 1J5J brUlNGPlKLU ANl COLUMBUS LINK. Columbus and Springfield ex 400 11 Ohio pecial. d p 3.00 10 SO Lynn sccominodation 0.15 , 10 li

CIN.. 11AM. A DAYTOI RT. City Ticket Oil Ice. 2i W. ft'cil St. Cincinnati express, s c. .. 4.00 11.45

HXLtrr-tineirnaii mail, s....s.os " v

m-Tti - Tn. ana I'AJ tun ex, p ...Tli.w io.an Toledo and Detroit expr.-ss, p tl0.40 1U.35 Cincinnati and Daytoa ex, p ttt.43 11.43 Cincinnati UmlteAl, pd. .V40 13. 5 rmcinaati and Dayton expiea T.04 17. S4 Toledo and Detroit express T.O 11. X4 SI'KlNGi'IKLI) DIVISION (C, LAW. KV.) Deoaiur snd hprlngfleld express..... ViM t4.AO Chicago F.xprasH , tU.ao t-40 Tuscola Accommodation t3.30 tl ' I Springfield and Decatur Kx. s ....! 1. 1 0 1 55

iniu im), a Lous nr. Ticket Office, West Wash 8t.

Chi'Konlxhtex,s..lt-S S S

Chicago fast mall., 1M Chicago xpres,pd ILM J2.40 Chlcaro vestibule, pd t3.33 4.Ä'i Monon accom 4.Q4 iiMs Lake Erie & Western R. R. Toledo, Chicago and Mlchljran ex tTdl 10.n Toledo, Detroit and Chicago llm....12.!ft 13.25 Muncie. Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec. 1 7. 25 tl0.25

Ticket offices at ftstion and at corner lllinoU snd VMug1 1 .v tit m

Tnln. Sua ht OuM TUnä . n t.K.

Philadelphia and New York. 't-SO 10.40 ll.ltiinn,. .nil M'aahinirfnn 51.50 1U.4U

Columbus, Ind. snd Ixulrllle 5.45 4.00 Columbus, lnd. and IxuUTille 1M 7.05 Klchmond, 1'iquaand Columbus, O.... .:.) 1U.4U

Vlneennea tsnress J -v.jo

Columbus. Ind. A Madison...., TIM I-oulvlU Accommodation ts.05 MrttnTlll Accomodation ., tH.M North Vernon and Madison..., ts.05

IIOTlUUWtu ............. . ..... ' - Pittsbunr and tat, l'hlL, Ktw York...s.l8 1 S.IO

MartlnsTl lie Accom uv.w I jransport and Chicago. ,. .11.55 3.40 MarUnnTllle Accommodation tit. SO 112. 05 Hlchmi, way points to Bradford, O.tl.HA ts.OO Philadelphia and New York 3. OA 12.10 Nsltimore and Uashinrton 3.05 12.1U

Dsrton and hprinrfleld 3. OA Vliicennes Accommodation. ..........t 3. A A LonisTiUeand MadUon 3.Ö5 Pittsburg and Kast A.OO Columbus, rittsburg and East Ä.OO fpencer Accommodation .............A.4A lxuiSTllle Accfmmodatlon ...... 1 A Thil. and New York, rhe Llmiced',.7.15 lisTton and Xenla 7.13 Klchmond Accommodation tt.00 Martlnsf tile Accommodation.. tl 1 . 1 A Ixganeport and Chicago lx.U VAN DALI A 8L Louis limited , W0 lerre Haute, St. louis and West. 7.15 Terre llaute.St. Louis and West.. ..12. lft W.storn KinrMD ............ 3. SO

Terre Haute and tßngham Ace V

'J er re lisuie express fct. Louis and all points Vest

M III i

Bnnsulvnialjnlsl

n 15

tA40 13. 40

.......'. v

11.20

Daily, t Daily except Sunday. rSunday only.

12.10

tl 15 IIA 4.44 3.2Ö A 10.U5 HM UM S45 7.00 4.45 2. A3 a.ti 11. SO lOHt

4M

I.NTlZIttnilAX TIME CARD. ü.mox TitXcrriox Time Table Kffectlve May S3. 10O2. Station. Macnolla Illock, Capitol and Kentucky- Avenues. For Anderson. Muncie, Marlon, Alexandria and Intermediate atatlona. Leave 4:15 a. in. and each hour thereafter until 9:13 p. m. and 11 :U p. m. Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie. Leave 8 a. m., 11 a. m., 2 p. m. and & p. m.. arriving Anderson In one hour and twenty-flv minutes, and Muncie In two hours. 11a. m. and 5 p. m. trains make direct connections at Anderson with limited trains for Elwood. Combination passenger and express car will leave Kentucky-avenue station at 5:15 a. m. Express cars leave Indianapolis station, comer Kentucky and South Capitol avenues, for Muncie and Anderson at a. ra. and 2:30 p. m. Morntnar car makes direct connection with express car for Eiwood. Maiion and Alexandria. TerIshable goods received from 5 to 5:30 s. in. for this car. -

IXDIAXArOLIS A KASTEIIX lUT. CO, G II C CN FIE LD LI. NE. General Offices, Room 1, Franklin nalldlntr. For Greenfield, KnlgMitown snd Intermediate stations passor.ger cars leave Georgia-and Meridian streets. First car 5:57 a. m. and hourly thereafter until 9:57 p. m. Next and last car leaves at 11:15 p. m. Combination pasrt-nger and express cars leave Georgia and Meridian streets at 5:57 a. ca.. 7 :I a. nu. 11:57 rn., 1:57 p. m.. 7:57 p. m. -Freight Cars For Greenfield and intermediate stations only. Arrive at Georgia and Meridian streets at 7:57 a. m.. and have at 9 a. m., alao arrive at 2:r7 p, m. and leave at 3.30 p. m. lMHAAPOLIS, SHELBY VILLE & . SOUT1IEASTERX TRACTIO!f COM PAX Y. Cars leave t'nion Dpct and Louisiana at. for Shelbyvllle and Intermediate points every hour, beginning at h.ZI a, m., until 10:50 p. m.; Warhlnxton and Meridian sts. every hour, tn-rinnlr at a. m., until 10 p. m. Theater car leaves at "cars' leave 8helb-ville for Indianapolis every hour beginning at S a. m.. until y. m. Last car leaves he Ibyvlllt at 10:30 p. m. Tickets for sale at lluder'a druar store, cor. Washington and I'enn. stv, and at F.. E. Ensley's pharmacy In Stubbln Hotel block. INDIANAPOLIS, ülltOWOUU A. FitAXian it. ii. co. Fassenper ears leave Pennsylvania and Washington streets. Flntt car at a, ra. and hourly thereafter until 10 p. m. Last car leaves at 11:15 1 'combination iserirer and expre" learea Georaria and Meridian streets for Greenwood only at .30 a, m. and J:3o p. m. INDIANAPOLIS & MARTI MS VI IXC RAPID TRANSIT CO. ' For Mooresvllle and Intermediate rointa cars will leave Kentucky avenue and Waahlnatoa street at 5:30 a. m. and every hour thereafter te and Including 6:30 p. m.. after which time car will leave at S 30 and lt:15. Car leaves Moorvlll at t a. m. and vry hour thereafter to and including T n, m., after which time a car will Wave at 10 o'clock.. Th 4 a. m. car leaving Mooreavlile rbi the Union Piatlon at lndianai-oiis in tlmo to cunnct with Sunday momlrf excursions .ca f.U rreads. ILdUAiy su:tWe 1 iiiku.