Indianapolis Journal, Volume 53, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1903 — Page 7

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY Ö, 1903.

THtf

tlATIonA1.

BAU I

), OF " 'An

NATIONAL BANK

Amraeocsim)

Capital, $1,000,000. NO ACCOUNT TOO SHALL TO nECEIVE COURTEOUS WELCOME John Pinsin, muioint Tmco. Stx werft J asst.

Safe Deposit OP TJEXU5 TRUST COMPAXY realizes In every appointment absolute safety and convenience. The perfection of Its arrangement, the elegance of Its features, contribute uncommon Inducements. Vaults for valuables of every kind. Boxes $5.00 a year.

IXOPECTIOX INVITI2D

INDIANA TRUST BUILDING

Corner Washington Street and

Avenue.

but. notwithstanding that, the bidding from local packers was by no means unreasonable. They were asking slight concessions, but were inclined to pay nearly steady prices compared with those current at the low time on Saturday. On account of the limited competition the market was not as active as It might otherwise hare been, but & satisfactory clearance was finally made. In a general way dealers reported prices 6e lower than the average Saturday, but a few claimed that there was a decline of Sc compared with Saturday's close. Bales indicated a larger number of hogs below $6.10 than Saturday, but It will be remembered that the bidding at the close was 5 3 10c lower than Saturday morning, and it is probable that at least some of the hogs below $6.05 to-day would not have sold any higher at the extreme close on Saturday. The range In sale was from $3.80 .S3. anl a very largo proportion of the supply sold above ff. 10. Quotations: Good to choice medium to heavy ?5.Kf.55 Mixed and heavy packing 5.906.35 Good to choice light weights 5.95j6.15 Common to fair light weight fi.SO&S.&O Inferior to best pigs 4.50'u5.7S Houghs and stags 5.606.00 Representative Sales.

No. Ar. 80.. .......208 2) 223 33 167 25 184 31 191 28 1:1

Dk. Pr. SO JV22Vi .. 6.20 .. 6.15 .. 6.15 .. 6.15 .. 6.10

FEDERAL UNION SURETY CO.

No. At. Dk. Pr. C6 2 40 $5.55 53 255 40 .50 1 222 .. 6.43 0 233 80 6.45 27 273 120 6.45 8 220 .. 6.27,

Sheep Receipts. 100; shipments, light. A very mall number, of sheep and lambs arrived to-day and. of course, it was difficult to determine the true condition of affairs. It was evident, however, that the requirements of buyers were small, and on account of the very light supply there was little or no competition developed. The bidding was apparently lower than at the rlrta nf Ina no.lr n v. v....i i .

be transacted to arranre the extent of the de-

VJrfTifltn I cllrle definitely. Local butchers, as usual, will v.iiiuu probably want a normal supply this week, and

II the receipts are not excessive steady prices can probably be maintained. Quotations:

Good to choice lambs S4.751I5.50

common to medium lambs 4.0044.50 Good to choice sheep 3.0"ö3.M Common to medium sheep 2.2512.75 Stockers end feeding sheep 2.0023.00

wup V iJ 1U3 Z.VJfclZ.WJ

BUYING BY THE PUBLIC

A NOTADLE FEATURE OF THE DAY'S DEALINGS IN STOCKS.

Generally HIher Level of Prlcea, -trlth No Reactionary rolnts Distinct Relaxation In Call Loans.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-To-day's extremely Irregular and uneventful stock market made a considerable show of strength and

Erl general fours Ms Fort Worth A Denver City first Ill Hocking Valley four-and-a-balfs 107 Louisville & Nashvlllo unified fours 93 Mexican Central fours .r T5 Mexican Central first Inc 27H Minn. St. Louis fours I02fc Missouri, Kansas ft Texas fours 9 Missouri. Kanas & Texas seconds 84 U, New York Central gen. three-and-a-halfs....l04 New Jersey Central general fives ..123 Northern Pacific fours. 103 Norfolk & Western consol fours 100 Reading general fours 95. St. L. A Iron Mountain consol fives 114 St. Louis A San Francisco fours 97 St. Louis Southwestern firsts 95H St. Louis Southwestern seconds S14 San Antonio A Aransas Pass fours &5's Southern Pactnc fours.. 91 4 Southern Railway fires 117 Texas & Pacific firsts ll?i Toledo, St. L. A Western fours 77 Union Pacific fours w....102Ti Union Pacific conv. fours 10 Wabash firsts '. 117 Wabash seconds 20M Wabash deb. B 77?

AN est Shore fours Ill

ALL GRAINS ARE HIGHER

TRADE IS RUT MODERATE, RUT THE

FEELING IS STRONG.

The Gains Ranse from l-4c In Wheat

to 5-Sc in Oats Mixed Changes in Hob Products.

a fair degree of activity. Stocks that did wheeling & Lake Erie fours..... 914

v iscuuisiu v,rmra.i luurs 17

not share In the strength were not generally reactionary, but were rather restrained from the advance by selling to take profits. Commission houses reported some growth in outside demand and the feature of the day's trading was the comparatively small lots dealt in. The great

Offered.

Chicago Stocks. Oranger Farwell & Co.'s Telegram.

Open. High- Low- Clos

est.

STOCKS ins

United IJox Hoard 94

united liox uoara pref 4

l-.i. i fnnI I liu tu iwuru urn it i.0'4.

ByTv.uiio yuvia cc nio ow a, American Can 114 ii4

points, but in stocks in which outside de- American can prer 49 . . .. . . - . , Diamond Match 13S mand appeared they were inclined to take Kationai Biscuit 454 profits by feeding this demand. The ap- National Biscuit pref.. 104

e 46 104

est.

94 554 ll'i 494

ing.

91;

55 "4

454 104

44 1044

OF , INDIANAPOLIS, Eiecntes and Issues all Kinds of Bonds

HUGH DOUGHERTY, President. E. M. JOHNSON, ecretary.

301-3 LAW BUILDING Phones Main 1010; New 8131. A. W. THOMSON, Banker and Broker

A3 CS IXGALLN BLOCK

Member Chicago Board Trade. -, Direct private wire connection with ail leading exchanges. STOCKS AND BONDS

Of local corporations bonght and sold for cash or

oo commission. io not ru to get my prices on - Indiana polls Street-Hallway 4s - New i'elephane ................. InilanapoUa Cold Morale a IndlsnapolU Street-Hallway Stock Union Traetlon of Indiana.. Common a took becuritj Trust Co Stock American National Bank .Stock Lilly A Stainaker Preferred fctock 1 pay the hlgnest prise for

CONSUMERS CAS TRUST STOCK

Both Phones Ko. St.

(SEE. rSOSPECTUS.)

rrtxe IvüCANIA

Transportation, Tunnel, Mining and

Drainage company.

IDAHO SPRINGS, COLO.

CAPITAL STOCK $4,300,000

Par Value IL0O Per Share.

Transactions nt the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO

LIS. Jan. 6. Cattle Receipts none; shipments

nont. Thi market is still declining, the fecllni

at the openlnr belnr as weak as at any time

last week. The only grades on which ttere aprars a proipect of steady values this 'k are

the best kinds of butcher cattle. Steer cattle.

ordinary butcher stock and feeders are all lower

than last week. Tha outlet Is very llmltsd for

the common and medium kinds. The calf market shows no change. Quotations:

Good to choice steers. 1,330 lbs and up-

"f $4.733 .50 Plain fat steers. 1.J30 lbs and unward.. 4 iL'it a 75

Oood to choice steers, 1.203 to l.soo lbs.. 4.501$ 5.00

Plain fat steers. 900 to 1.17) lbs i.7Zip 4.25 Choice feeding steers. l.CKW to l.KX) lbs.. 4.25(5 4.W Good feeding steers. 500 to 1.100 lbs Z.2j& 4.25 Common to good stockers 3.uo 4.25 Good to choice heifers 3.5' 4.50 Fair to medium heifers 3.Wd 3. CO Common light heifers 2.25$ 3.00 Good to Choice COWS 3.50tf 4.00 Fair to medium cows S.ootp 3.25 Canners and cutters l.OO'o? 3.00 Prime to fancy export bulls 3.75 4.00 Good to choice butcher bulls i. s.25h 3.60 Common to fair bulls : 2.75Z? 3.15 Veal calves 6.C0H) 7.50

Heavy calves 4.00'(i 6.00 tJood to choice cows and calves.. 30.00S 50.00

common to medium cows and calves.. 20.00ÖW.OO

Hoes Receipts small: shinments none. The

downward trend is HU in force, to-day's quo

tations wing lower man Saturday, conditions, however, continue fair, the demand Is steady and at all times in excess of receipts. Choice heavy hoKs are worth .50, but the bulk of the hogs at present are selling between J6.15 and $6.30. Quotations: Choice medium and heavy !6.3"tf?6.50 Mixed and heavy packing 6.1506.20 (Jood to choice lights 6.10'i6.15 Common lights 6. COT 6. 10 Pigs fi.OOtfS.OO

Roughs 5.30Ü6.00

Sheep Receipts none: shipments none. The

market Is considered barelr steady. The demand is still strong, however, for prime stock. Quotations:

Good to choice lambs S4.75O5.50

Common to medium lambs 4.004.50 Good to choice sheep 3.003.50

siocaers ana zeeaing sneep 2.003.00 liucks, per 100 lbs 2.002.50

ROBERT O. FINCH

Eastern Fiscal Agent, Offices X139 Sterenaon Building, i rhoncs-New 3617; Main 3379. WJWTEDConsIne$, Gas Trost Stock. 1 American National Bank Stock.

New Telephone Long-Distance Stock.

Indiana Title and Guaranty Stock. Indianapolis Street-Railway Bonds.

TTTX7TriXr TriTVTs STOCKS and

As XV TT JL VTX JL VJJurjj BONDS . ' Fletcher Pank Building-.

THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS

CATTLE SCAnCE AND STEADY, DC-

HAND ABOUT EQUALIZING SLTPLY.

Hotrsi lis Moderate Request sind About

Five Cents Lower Sheep Steady Markets Elsexrhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS, IXDIANAPOUS. Jan.

L Cattle Receipts. 150; shipments, small. . As

osual on Monday, a small' number of cattle arrived for the market to-dar. but & few were tarried over from last week, and the supply was about as large as expected and. In fact, large enough to meet the requirements of buyers at

this time la ths wetk. The demand for butcher

tock. which constituted the bulk of the supply.

eras steady, and. although there was sot a great leal of opposition between buyers, last week's losing; prioes were secured In roost cases. Representative sales indicate the class of stock of

fered. There Is more or less speculation as to future developments in the cattle market. It Is generally believed that moderate receipts can be sold on basis of present prices, but It seems trident that there are a large cumber of cattle ready to be marketed, and any material Increase In the supply la likely to result In a reaction In

prices. Shippers should continue to be very

careful In making; their selections In

try. and make a greater discrimination

sf quality and flesh. Quotations:

Good to choice steers. 1,330 lbs and up

ward 13.005.50 Plain fat steers. 1.200 lbs and upward.. 4.50 S.oo Good to choice 1.200 to 1.30Mb steers.... 4.75ti 5.00 lUin tat 1.2 to 1. 300-1 b steers iXtf 4.60 Uood to choice SrOO to l.löO-lb steers 4.2 4.tk I'lain fat X to l.liO-lb steers X75u 4.23

Choice feeding steers. 1.000 to 1.100 lbs.. A.2li$ 4.50 Oood feeülng steers. 0 to 1.100 lbs 3.73'tf 4.23 Medium feeding steers. S0O to 900 lbs... Z.2Z'$ 3.50 Con::non to good stockers Z.W'j 4.23 Cooi to choice heifers t."Ztf 4.50 fair to medium heifers l.tt'd 3.60

Common light heifers 2.30;u 3.00

4.25

ZM'd 3.35

1.5'it 2. 00

Prime to fanry export bulls 3.7SW 4 00 Good to choice butcher bulls 3.23tf 3.50 Common to fair bulls 2.75't 3.1 Veal calves , e.0X. 7.50 lhavy calves 4.0. 00 i;ood to choice cows and calves 35.00i 50 00 Common to medium cows and calves... 20.00 30 00

Representative Sales Steers. No. Av. Tr. No. Av 3 35 $1.60 I 4 Feeders S77 -Heifers.

r.o. AT. IT. IVO. Av

I l.iJ

3 Ira

Elsewnere. EAST BUFFALO. Jsn. E. Cattle RecelDts.

4.500. Market steady to elew with last week's

general market. "Prime steers. $ö..7)(fi; shlrplnjf steers. $.Vff5.40; butchers' steern. $3.7504.90; heifers, S3.25Ö4-50; cows. J2.25Q4.25: canners. $1.50

GZ; bulls. $2.7534.25; feeders, $3.734.50; stockers, $aä4: stock heifers, $2.505?3; good to choice fresh cows and springers steady: others $3 per head

lower; gooa to cnoice, saoeo; medium good, $30 45; common, $18326. Veals Receipts. 510. Market Co higher. Tops, $39.75; common to good, $5. 50(58.73.

Hogs Receipts, &,4'J0. Market active and 5c

to 15c lower. Heavy. $.50tfT6.60: mixed. $6.40

6.50; Yorkers and pigs, $8.35; rough, $5. CO 5. 90;

Sheep and lambs Receipts, 21.550. Market 10c to 20c hisrher. Top lambs. $..$03.83: culls to

good, $3.75ö'5.73: yearlings. $4.23i4l75; ewes, $4

eneep, top mixea, 4.7o3.iu; culls to good, $1.73 S3. 63.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5. Cattle RecelDts. 26.000.

Market steady. Good to prime steers, $5.406.25; poor to medium, $3(53; stockers and feeders, $2$ 4.50; cows, $1.2334.W; heifers. $204.75: canners, $1.230.2.40: bull. $234.30; calves, $3.5003: Texas

fed steers, $3.75'd.

Hogs Receipts, to-day, 38,000: to-morrow. 25.-

000, estimated: left over, 9,00. Market steady, but closed weak. Mixed and butchers. $66.33; good to choice heavy, $6.40(p'6.65: rough heavy, $6.1538. 40; light, $3.753105. Bulk of sales, $5.10

06.30. Sheep Receipts, 30.000. Market etesdy to lc lower. Good to choice wethers. $3.754.40; fair to choice mixed. 33. ICQ 4; Western sheen. $4ft

5.60: native. $4Ti5.60. Official yesterday: Receipts Cattle, 321; hogs. 1.700; sheep, 1,161. Shipments Cattle, 351; hogs.

3,817.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6. Beeves rterelnt. 4.563.

Beeves slow and 10c to 13c lower; bulls steady to-

strong; cows steady to a snaae lower. Steers, t4.40S5.60: bulls. $3514.50: cows. $1.30S3.75. Ca

ble unchanged. Shipments to-morrow, 730 cattle.

1,57 sheep and B,&0 quarters or heef. Calves Receipts, 1.164. Veals firm; barnyard and Western calves strong. Veals. $5ff9.50: little calves. $3.504. SO; barnyard calves. $3.2:5?3.87,: Westerns, $3.854.5'). Ciry dressed veals firm at 11c to 14c per lb.

Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 12.SS2. Sheep firm to lSe hirher: lambs 10c to 15o higher: about

all sold. Sheep. $2.6i2; 4.25: export sheep. $4.50; culls, $2; lambs. $T.fl6.25; culls, $3.5004.50; Canada lambs, $5.5Ci35.75. Hogs RecelDts, 11.35C. Market easier. State hoys. $6.60fij6.70; Western nominal.

KANSAS CITT, Jan. 5.-Cattle-Rece!rts. 4.S0O

natives and 900 Texans; calves, 200. Reef grades teadT to stronjr: stockers higher. Choice exnort

and dressed beef steers, $''?6: fair to sod. $3.50

s; siocKers au1 jrruc, i-i'iti.iii, urirrn ira steers. $2.7395.03; Texas and Indian steer?, $2.60 4: Texas cows. $2fi3: native cows. $1.2304.33; native heifers, $2.60Ji4: canners. $102.23; bulls,

$2.6')4; calves. $3.25raö.ü0.

Hogs Receipts, a.stv. laraei siesav to 6C

lower. Top. $6.50; bulk of sales. $6.256.37H-

Heavy, $6.2516.50: mixea packer. $6.156.45; light. $5.606.23; Yorkers. $6.236.33; pigs. $3.50 03.93. m m . .

Sheep iteceipts, a.a"u. aiarKei steaay 10

strong. Muttons. $3ixs.iu: lamDs. j.tu5jj.j; range wethers. $34.60; ewes. $3Q4.20.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5. Cattle-Receipts, 4,000, In

cluding 3.000 Texans. Market steady. Native

pearance of the outside demand, in fact, meets the object of the principal buying of the last three weeks, -which has been almost wholly by professional operators in anticipation of the conditions now existing.

The sustained character of this advance, its freedom from reaction and the development now of the normal easing of the money market, have evidently served to some extent to encourage the public to buy stocks, something it had not done for a long time past, either from lack of means

to operate, owing to tight money or to deep-rooted suspicion of the market. The money rate did relax very distinctly to-day and some of the banks reported renewals of call loans for large amounts at materially lower rates than those lately prevailing. The market rate on exchange fell below 6 per cent, late in the day. Time money also was easier and for the longer periods there was difficulty In placing funds. The foreign money centers continued to reflect the returning flood of funds to the channels of the money market.

The encouraging effect of this in New York

was somewhat modified by the demand for gold in London and the decline of sterling in Paris, while exchange bills were in considerable demand. Th5 possibility of

the growth of a Paris demand on London and its shifting on New Yorkwas thus indicated. The problem of future net earnings of railroads is kept alive by the continual reports of advancing wages. The reopening of the Union Pacific wages question was a distinct drag on that stock. The hardcoalers reflected profit-taking and United States Steel preferred was a notablo example of the same process, although the common stock shared fairly in the general strength of metal stocks, including the railroad equipment companies. There was some evidence of Investment demand In the bond market and some of the lower grade bonds which still return a comparatively high rate of interest were the favorites. Total sales, at par value, were $3,870,000. United States twos and old fours advanced Yt per cent, on the last call. Following are the day's share sales and the recorded price changes: High- Low- Clostng RAILROADS Sales, est. est. Bid. Atchison 20.2U0 UH 4 Atchison pref 3.900 101? 101l 10 IV

Baltimore & Ohio 13,500 10 11 100V loift

LOCAL SECl'UITIKS.

Twenty-Five Shares of Capital Na

tional Dank Stock Sold at 1S4 1-2.

The stock exchange reopened after the

holiday cessation yesterday. There was a play in long distance telephone stocks

which resulted in an overbid of 65 cents. Consumers Gas Trust .was offered at 775,

but onlyföO was bid. Capital National Bank

stock jumped to 154V4 and a sale of twenty

Ave shares at that price was reported. The

transactions on change were:

23 Belt com 1044 23 Capital National 154N 10 Title Guaranty and Loan Si 4

30 New Telephone, long distance 63

10 Security Trust 1044

1 Delaware and Madison fives 95 1 New Telephone fives.. 83

1 Union Traction fives 894 Following1 are the quotations furnished by

the Exchange: Close Bid. Asked.

STOCKS Dec. 31. Low.Hlgh.Open.Close.

137 19S

Am. Nat. Bank 13SVi 139

Am. on. Lire 1. co Atlas Eng. Wks. prefl07 IO6V4 Belt R. K. com 103 103ft Belt R. R. pref 132 131 Cap. Nat. Bank 154 154 Cen. Trust Co 123 129 Cllm. C. & B. P. Co Columbia N. Bank... 104 105 Con. Uaa T. Co 600 600

Fed. U. S. CO 100 Home Brew. Co 197 Ind. Hotel Co. pref Ind. Mr k. Co lot Ind. Nations 1 Bank.. 222 Ind. T. O. & L. Co.. 82 Ind. Trust Co 151 Indpls. Gas Co 50 Indpls. L. & P. Co.. 130 Indpls. St-ry 83 Indpls. F. Ins. Co. ..140 Lay cock pref Law Building 1 Marion T. Co 222 Mer. Nat. Bank 190 New Telephone New Tel., long dls... 60 Peoole's D. Bank. ..109

Bauh Fertilizer pref.103

130

1404

1044

101 222 82 151 60 130 90 1394 794 2214 191 794 2 106

103

105 132 135

1544 1544 160 130 tun 100 1064 1S4 ... ..... T75 ...

102 20 1C0

205 S3

e e

83 1S8 ..... 63 e e e e e e e e e e e e e e 1424

1024 90 2244 a a 4 63

CHICAGO, Jan. 5. There was only a

moderate trade on the Board of Trade today and the market was rather quiet, but

the close was firm, with May wheat Uc higher, corn o0Hc higher and oats up c. Provisions closed from 5c higher to 10c lower.

Wheat was weak early on lower markets

in the Northwest and favorable advices from Argentina, with cables about steady. Longs were disposed to unload freely at the start, and as a result there was a temporary decline. May selling down to 74?ic, after opening a shade higher to Vic lower, at TlTsQTöc to 75S73Vic. A small increase in the visible supply and a half-million bush

els' decrease in the amount on passage caused some of the early sellers to turn buyers and a firmer feeling developed. Of-

ienngs tecame limited late In the day ana May sold up to 75Uii73&c and closed at the top, with a gain of V4c The amount on passage for the week showed a decrease of

5S6.000 bu. Clearances of wheat and flour

were equal to 9Ü5.000 bu. Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts of 792 cars, which,

witn local receipts of seventy-seven cars, two of contract grade, made a total of 86$ cars, against 9SS last week and bG2 a year

ago. Primary receipts were 935,000 bu,

compared with 952.000 bu a year ago.

inere was a fair trade in corn and the

feeling was strong, with a disposition

among local traders to bull the market. Covering by shorts and the firmness in

wheat were strengthening influences and the weather was unfavorable for the movement. Offerings came principally from commission houses and pit scalpers. The close was strong, with May He higher, at 43U438C, -after selling between 42Kc and 433c. Iteceipts were 472 cars, one of contract grade.

The bull leaders in the oats pit were ac

tive buyers, and as a consequence the mar

ket was strong, although the volume of business was only moderate. Shorts took fright at the attitude of the bull clique and covered freely. The close was strong-, with

May c higher, at 34344c, after ranging between 338c and 2ic. Receipts were 226 cars.

Provisions were active and irregular, with

considerable scattered selling throughout

the session. There was a trood demand for

January lard and May ribs. A rather weak

hog market was the main cause for the

selling pressure early in the day. May pork

closed 10c lower, at $15.9o: lard unchanged.

at $3.30, and ribs up 5c, at $S.67&.

Estimated receipts for to-morrow wheat.

70 cars; corn, 670; oats, 220; hogs, 34,000

head.

Leading futures ranged as follows:

LATHROP & HAUEISEN BANKING HOUSE

INVESTMENTS Members Indianapolis Steck Exchange.

Vit offer, subtct to prior safe STOCK Belt Railroad. Law Building:. Marlon Trust Co. fcecurity Trust Co. New Telephone Co. New Iong-Distance Telephone

A. M. FLETCHER 128 Broadway, New York., Member New York Stock Exchange

Opening. 71

Security Ti Co 103J 103

105

2224 60 Vs

Baltimore & Ohio pref... Canadian Pacific Canada Southern .........

Chesapeake & Ohio 7.200 Chicago & Alton 4.300 Chicago & Alton pref Chicago, Ind. & Louis Chicago, Ind. & Li. pref Chicago & Kastern 111.... .... Chicago Great Western... il.600

Chicago U. vv. A pref.... Chicago O. W. H pref.... Chicago Ä Northwestern.

Chicago Terminal & T... 1.300

Chicago T. & T. prer C. C. C. & tM Louis.... Colorado Southern Colorado S. 1st pref Colorado S. 2d pref Delaware & Hudson Delaware, L. & W Denver & Ulo Grande.... Denver At It. G. pref Krle Erie 1st pref Erie 2d pref Great Northern pref

Hocking; valley

Hocking Valley pref.

200 94 94 93

9.900 1344 133; 133 300 78 77H

494 3V 73

4S 25 V 72

29Vi 28

494 36 V 72V 1 190 29 80

Union Nat. Bank.. ..mi

Union T. Co 223 Union Traction com. M Union Traction pref. 91 Wasson pref 104 BONDS Broad Ripple fives... 82 CiL St.-ry. fives 108

D. &. f. Tel. 5s ...... .... .... Home H. & L. Co. 5s Indpls. Gas Co. 6s... 102 103 Indpls. Imrt. 6s 100 100

Indpls. St.-ry. fours. UK New Tel. 1st 5s 92 New Tel., 2d Is 81 Union T. of Ind. 5s.. 93 And interest.

104 10S

91 80 98

55 95

Highest. 71 7:4-73H 46 43 424-42H

Lowest. 70V4 724

92 81 9S14

)

109 ... 95 100 103 ... 1-12 86A I ...

93H 92

S3v; ...

44 42 42 23H 31-31?i

Closing. 71 72-72 45 -43V-43 42 Va si -ziy, 31

I thinrinir and xrort teer. Il.4jtfl5.70. with atrlct-

the coun- I It fancy quoted up to $.&; dressed beef and

In favor I butchers, $i'd5.0: sieers under i.wm lbs. ss.Toj;

irnmrra huh leruci s. ...p"i . . vun. n i iti ut-if

. J W V. M V v' V. U V . ....................

Fair to medium cows

Canters and cutters...

Pr.

$4.23

No. Av. 2 C. & II 3T4 I KT 12 Utf

No.

6 lit

410 I 1

Cowi

T; . Ar

I4.Z

Pr.

tJ.GO 3.50

er. " canners. uuus, .vvic 3.65: calves, UTii: Texas and Indian steers, $175

04. 30; cows ana neuers, Hogs Receipts. 7.00O. Market lower. rigs and lights. S6.1506.35; packers, $6.2506.40; butch

ers. $6.4u6.6o. Sheep Receipts. 1.500. Market steady. Native muttons. $3.C3U4.50; lambs. $4.5Sfj.S0; culls and bucks, $2-94; stockers. $1.5(K?3: Texans. $2.85'S3.K.

OMAHA. Jan. 5. Cattle Receipts, 2.500. Mar

ket steady and 5c to 10c higher. Native steers. $3.25U5.75: cows and heifers. $3??4.2); Western steers. $2.75f?4.50; Texans, $2.75W4.25: canners. $l.50ü2.5y; calves, $3.506; bulls, stags, etc.. $2tf 4.25. Hoes Receipts, 4.500. Market 5c lower. Heavy, $6 25ii6.35: pigs. $576. Hulk of sales, $6.2036.30.

Kh.n-KeCtMDlS. 1.'"-'. iuarKCl IV- to IOC low-

r j ea munona, i..-a-w. -v. -, sum

mon and stockers, ii(Q3.:.; lamos. .5U&,.40.

EAST LIBERTY. Jan. 5. Cattle Recelnts.

2.000. Light ana medium came strong to 10c

Hiffhr: heavy caixie eieanr.

Hogs Receipts. 12.000. Heavy, $.r;C5?6.55; me

dium. $6.4: besi neavy lorxers. 0.5-36-40; light

Yorkers, M.2"e.3u; iuks, o.;.'i.io. Sheep Iteceipts. S.ttw. Sheep. $1.23 down; Iambs. $6 down.

T.niriavILLE. Jan. 5. Cattl rusher: choice

to rrlme shipping steers, $4.504.S5; medium to

irood shiprini? pvti-rs, .;i..u, ci'.mcs Dutcner

steers. S-;4j4.60: nvMurn to soou butchers. $3.50-0

4; choice veais. o.;vn.

Hogs, joe lower; uvsi ur, ugnr snip-

-Rest sheep. $2.733; extra

Av It. I streit and l.am5

; H kinds. $1.5034 73.

3.W I Z Ittrt

3.60 I 1 Canner. S20

Calves. Ar. Ir. No. Av . 150 $7.50 I I J20 . 1H 7.W 3 m . 1) 7.50 j 1 120

IIff-Rce!pt!. ZW: h!rn:ent. l.CX). The re

tempts of hogs were about as Urge- a- the average t thU time in th week, but net quite aa lr aa a woek ngo. A few loadj wer carried over

from tr.n ciore or usr week nni the sudpIv on

aale wss up to expectation. The market opcnp.J

ua amy a lair ucmuna irom ouuiue suurccs.

No.

1. i.

l..

3.00

2.50

Tr.

$7.23 7.00

CINCINNATI. Jan. 5. Hogs active anj lower

at 5.S's.o. Cattle steady at ?2"?Tj. Sheep tteatiy at $:'ll. Lambs strong at JlglW

A preat crowd of spectators gathered on

the banks or me Connecticut river at Hart

ford on Sunday to watch the process of dynamiting the ice jam to save the great temporary bridpe. A piece of Ice waa blown hUh in the air. and, falling 200 feet

awav, struck Frank stavaio. aged eleven,

on the ncau. xractunns nis ekuii.

200 41'i 41Vi 41 300 220 Vi 220 220 1.300 19 18Vs 1 4,300 35' 34 354 900 74 9H 8,400 804 294 304 6.000 71 704 704 1.600 464 454 4 500 174 1734 1724 5O0 264 262 4 261 600 414 41 414 200 89H 94 89 V 27.800 394 38 2S 2.300 6S4 684 6S4 4,400 514 M4 614 300 201 214 201 4,200 994 974 200 95"B $54 35 10,200 145'4 1474 147 800 4114 414 414 SOO 744 72 734 2,100 354 34 35 200 574 57 57 100 51 51 514 1X3 8.600 1284 1274 1274 58.300 151 1494 1494 29.100 141 1414 1414 6.200 254 2.')4 26 5.200 19 184 14 500 109 108 108 40,100 1094 1084 1084 22,000 304 29 294 8.100 614 60 1 3 4 S 5.300 1524 151 152 1,900 754 73 74

Articles.

Wheat-

Jan....

May

July...

Corn

Jan.... 44444

May... 4:-43

July... 42 -424

Oat

May... 334-23 4 344 July... 31'-, 3VA

vorn

Jan... .$17.1; $17.20 17.13 $17.20 May... 16.00 16.05 15.83 15.95

Lard-

Jan.... 9.75 May... 9.30

July... 9.15

Kins-

Jan.... 8.324 May... 8.524

Cash Quotations were as follows: Flour nuiet.

No. 3 wheat. 70c; No. 2 red, 7071c. No. 2

corn, 4ac; No. 2 yellow, 45c. No. 2 oat?, 314c:

io. 2 wnue, zsaszc. ro. 3 rye. 48c. Good

feeding barley, 3aa43c: fair to choiee maltlnsr.

4offd6c. No. 1 flaxseed, $1.14; No. 1 Northwest

ern, $1.21. rrlme timothy seed, $3.85. Clover, contract irrade. $117?11.10. Mess pork, per brl.

$17.50. Lard, per 100 lbs. 9.75(9.85. Short-rib

sldea (loose), $8.23ff8.50; dry salted shoulders

9.83 9.674 9. SO 9.33 9.25 9.30 9.15 9.10 9.15 8.33 8.324 8.35 8.574 S.524 8.574

MONETARY.

Rntosj on Loan and ExchonK4?Clear-

inssi and Balance

INDIANAPOLTS.-Commerclal paper, 46 fb0,ed)l is.&g'

pr cent time loans. brax per cent. ieir- i a 1Si i.,ivir ha.i. e mo-k

Iowa Central Iowa Central pref

Kansaa City bouthern.... K. C Southern pref

Lake Erie & Western

Lake Erie & w. pref Louisville & Nashville... Manhattan L. Metropolitan St.-ry. Mexican Central Mexican National Minneapolis & SU Louis.. Missouri Pacific

New Jersey Central New York Central

Norfolk & western

Norfolk & Western pref

Ontario & Western 6.800 324 24

PennsTlvanla 25,900 1564 I5ö

Reading 35,800 684 Reading 1st ' pref .......... Reading 2d pref 300 794 Rock Island 25.800 50

Rock Island pref 4.400 844

St. L. & S. F 900 734

St. L. & S. F. 1st pref... 1TO 79 . St. L. & S. F. 2d pref M 714

St. Louis Southwestern... 1.20 29 St. Louis S. W. pref 2.300 44

St. Paul iw St. Paul pref 100 193 Southern Pacinc 18.100 66

Southern Railway 35.500 354

Southern Railway pref.... 2,500

Tats & Pacific 500

NEW YORK. Call money steady at 53

cer cent.: last loan. 5V4- Time money

easier; sixty and ninety days, 5 per cent.; sir months. 5fi5U. Prime mercantile paper.

6 per cent. Sterling exchange, $4.86.60 for demand, $4.83.50 for sixty days; posted rates, J4.84H and $4.87; commercial bills, $4.82 fJ4.S3H Clearings, $156,712,503; balances, $9.-

243.890. chtcaoo. New York exchange. 10c pre

mium. Sterling exchange, $4.84 for sixty lows: Wheat. 49.741.000 bu, an increase of

Receipts Flour. 25.200 bris: wheat. 97.600 bu;

corn, 429.600 bu; oats. 404.600 bu; rye, 26.100 bu; barley, 111.600 bu. Shipments Flour, 10.600 bris; wheat, 11,000 bu; corn, 153,500 bu; oats, 97,200 bu; A ,AA I - a AAA 1 f

rye, uu; caxiey, v,vw du.

Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5. The visible supply

of grain on Saturday, as compiled by the

New York Produce Exchange, was as fol

63.000; corn. 6.540.000 bu. a decrease of E2S.

000; oats, 4,799,000 bu, a decrease of 261,000; rye, 1,097,000 bu, a decrease of 25,000; barley. A C.J. AAA 1 A . P

4,&40,uw du, a decrease or X?,uuu. AT NEW YORK.

90 32 1554 6S4 874 794 49Ü 84 73 79 71 284

Toledo. Si. L. & w

Toledo. Sr.

Union Pacific

L. & W. pref.

600

41 29;

4644

794 494 34 73 79 70 28U 634

1774 179S

193 1S34

654 354 944 41 294

days. $4.87Vi for demand. Clearings, $36,-

4S4.071; balances, $3.046,311.

BOSTON. Clearings, $21,173,801; balances.

$2,131,483.

rillLADELrHIA. Money, 6 per cent

Clearings, $18,875,746; balances, $3.119.244.

ST. LOUIS. Money steady at 56 per

cent. New York exchange, 50c premluxi.

Clearings. $10,449,826; balances, i,2b5,ob.

BALTIMORE. Money, 6 per cent. Clearings, $3.862.917; balances, $486,082. .

CINCINNATI. Money, 5fi6 per cent.

New York exchange, par to 2c dlstcount.

Clearings. $5.830,750 Money Rates Abroad. LONDON. Money, 2(ZTQ2U per cent.; dls

counts. 3 3-16-03 5-16 and 34034. Consols,

1)3 7-1693.

PARIS. Three per cent, rentes, 99f 83c to-day was downward, reflecting liquidation for the account. and short selling. The small visible supply

BERLIN. Exchange on London. SOm increases, ever, coupiea with export ru

iKiLf fnr .hok. Discount rates! Short mors. nigner Tencn markets. corn

All Conditions FaYorable to an Ad

vance in Grain Prices.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Flour-ReceIpts,

35,320 brls; exports, 41.74S brls. Steady but

quiet. Rye steady; No. 2 Western, 59Uc f.

o. b. afloat.

Wheat Reclpts, 107,350 bu; exports, 62,901

bu. Spot dull; No. 2 red, 7Sc f. o. b afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. S5" f. o. t

u. .nuaii iu. i nara Aianitooa. kmc r. o.

D. anoat. ihe nrst course of wheat prices

54 344 94 284

46V

Union Pacific pref 13.M0

23.500 1014 1014 1014

2.900 2,600

100

1.400 100

Wabash

Wabash pref

Wheeling & L. K.. ........ Wheeling & L. E. 2d pref. Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central pref...

EXPRESS COMPANIES

Adams

American ....

United States

Wells-Fargo

MISCELLANEOUS

Amalgamated Copper .... 55.200

American -ar z rounurj u,zw

94 31

44 234 274 534

204 454 254 27 534

2V0

1.000 200 2,400 100 400 200

664 34 924 19 44 294 44 43

64 364 92 17 43 29 44 43 93 100 664 S2

934 304 454 26 25 274 53

220 230 145 230

654 374 924 184 444 294 94 424 934 100 664

814

bills, 3V per cent.; three months bills, 2H

Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK. Bar sliver, 48c; Mexican

dollars, 384c. LONDON. Silver bars, 224d 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:

i..1I.V.1a n .Vi halani. 1 fi Qfli Ii'

AValldwlC Lucil isu.iw. .......... v.v,'wtv Gold 118,371,3

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

21-4 2174

Am. Car A Foundry pref.

American Linseed uti.... Am. Linseed Oil prf American Locomotive ... Am. Locomotive pref Am. Smeltln & Refinmsr. Am Smelt. &. Refln. rref.

Anaconda Mining to...... w ii Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. 11,100 674 Colorado Fuel & Iron 500 834 rnnarn.i.ttd Oas 1.40 218

Continental Tobacco pref 1.900 1184 11S4 US Oeneral Electric 1.300 1S6 1S5 184

Hockine Coal 1.W0 194

International Paper ...... 2.100 International Paper pref. 1.100

Internationa! power

I-Adede Gas

National Kiscult .. National Lead ....

North American Pacific Coast .. Pactfle Mail ....

People's Oas

Pr..iP.1 Steel Car

Pressed Steel Car pref... Pullman Palace Car

Uenubllc Steel

Republic Steel rref

194 73

400 8V

454 284

100 113 100 70 400 40 2.700 1034 3.800 634 100 231 1.80) 204 300 73

194 19 714

4H4 24 118 70 I

19 724 63 82 454 2 1174 634 40

1034 1014 63 634

231

.... 19.700 IS

14.100 644

S.imr

Tennessee Coal A Iron. i'nif,n Unz & Pnrer Co

Union Pa P. Co. pref. . United States Leather.... 3.100 U. S. Leather pref 1.600 United States Rubber U. S. Rubber pref. 10 United States Steel SS.iW IT. S. Steel pref 22.100 Western Union 600 Total sale S29.6C)

. 231 204 774 12 64

134 90 574 3S 884 884

13 4 574

204

774 1294 634 13 7 13 84 174

374- 374 874 8S4 8S4 884

Xer York Quotation on Stoeks. United States refunding twos, registered IOS4 United States refunding twc. coupon 10S4 ITnited States threes, registered l64 United State threes, coupon 108 United States new fours, registered 1354 United States new fours, coupon 1354 United State old fours, registered 1094 United States old fours, coupon 1094 United States lives, registered 1034 United States fives, coupon 1034 Atchison general fours 1024 Atchison adjustment fours 92 Baltimore A Ohio fours 102 Italtlmor & Ohio three-and-a-halfs 34 Baltimore & Ohio conv. fours ios Canada Southern seconds : 1084 Central of Oeorala fives in?V4

Central or ueurici! nmi inc

Eighteen Transfers Made Matter of

Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record In the recorder's office of Marlon county, Indiana, for the twenty-

four hours ending at 3 p. m. Jan. 5. 1903: Jonas F. Johnson to Robert B. Anderson.

Lot 53, Mailette Park add $1,000.00

Joanna C. Clin et al. to Elizabeth Stevenson et al., Lot 19, Clifford place add Frances J. Benton et al. to Joanna C. CUne. Lot 19, Clifford placa add Wm. F. Churchman et ux. to Michael II. Spades, Lot 17, McCarty's 1st West Side add Indianapolis Land and Improvement Co. to Rosa Raley, Lot 279," 3d sec, West Park add Chas. T. Burgoyne, comr., to Jno. V. Richwine, pt Lot 17, Clermont, Speer's sub Auditor Marion Co. to Zerelda E. Menifee, pt Lot 17, Clermont Wm. W. Deeter et ux. to Jas. B. Schuman. Lot ltf). Woodruff Place., Carrie Kruer to Mary Wurtr. Let 24.

Blk IX North Indianapolis Jno. Ker et ux. to Herman Rosengarten, pt Lot 8. Woods's sub of Outlot 39, city of Indianapolis...., '. Herman Rosengarten et ux. to Lida Ker, pt Lot! 8. Woods's sub of Outlot 39, city of' Indianapolis Henry C. Kettenbach et al. to Carrie Neumeyer, pt n w 4. Sec 5. Tp 13. R 4. Isaac N. Richie, comr., to Jno. II. Lytle, Lot 33. Blk 1, Wiley & Martin's northwest add Wm. Allter to Josephine Wolf. Let 25, Sq 1. Addle Nichols's North Park add.. Chas. C. Kistner et ux. to Elizabeth 11. McKenna. Lot 118. Morton Place add... Courtland D. Webb et ux. to Mary A. M. Quick, Lot 176. Morton Place add.. Nathan O. Klingrensmith et al. to Netti A. Schmidt, pt Lot 8. Mansur's sum of Holmes's West End add Standard Whel Co to trustees Riveravenue Baptist Church, pt a e 4. Sec

10, Tp 13, R I

strength, foreign buying and a scare of

shorts, rained the market and closed it firm

at a partial Vc net advance: May, 79 79 7-16c, closed at 794c; July closed at 77c.

corn iteceipts. 56,000 bu; exports, 61,079

nu. spot easy; no. z, 58c elevator. 55c f. o.

b. afloat: No. 2 yellow. 56c; No. 2 white, 56c. Options were generally firm all day, stimulated by biff clearances, decreased

visibly supply, local covering, wet weather and poor grading: closed firm at ad

vance; January, ai'4Mc, closed at 54Uc: May, 47si$3484c. closed at 4SUc.

Oats Iteceipts. 64.500 bu; exports. 22.4S5 bu. Spot dull: No. 2. 3SHc: standard whito.

40c; No. 3. 37c; No. 2 white. 41c: No. 3 white, 40c; track white. 40fi44c. Options ruled fairly active and .firmer with corn; May closed at 39c. Hops quiet; old, 7f57c. Cut meats easy; pickled bellies. JS.5O0 9.60; pickled hams. Sil 11.23. Lard easy; Western steamed, 110.30. Refined easy continental, $10.50; S. A., $11; compound! $7.50fi7.73. Pork easy; family, SIS; short clear. S19.60; mess. SISIS.SO. Cotton-seed oil steady; prime yellow, 33fl - TRADE IN GENERAL.

Tracfacts a general banking business. Receives deposits subject to draft Dividends collected and remitted. Acts as fiscal agent for corporations and negotiates security issues of railroads and other com-

Union Traction of Indiana.... 59 panies.

New Telephone Co., ist Morl.. 5a Deals In Government Bond and other Indianapolis Street-Ry 43 investment securities.

Crrnondenre ROlielted. t-OmmiSSlOD Order CXCCUtCO.

30S tow I3iAllclinr.

Telephone New SC93. Old Main 1OTI.

SAFE DEPOSITS.

S. A. FLETCHER & CO.'S

Sofo 13 3130 it Vault,

aa East Washington Street.

Absolute rafety against fire and burftlar. Tollcerr.an day and nißht on euard. DeMftned for

safe keeping of Money, Dond, Wills. Deeds. Abstracts. Silver Plate. Jewels and valuable Trunk?, Packages, etc Contains 2.100 boxes.

Rent $3 to Per Year.

JOHN S. TARKINGTON - - Manager.

THE WONDER OF WE ME

The "Omega"

Odorless Gas Stove

Marks a revoluton In gas beating a tu

household sanitation. Perfect combustion is secured by the generation of Intense heat and the thorough mixing progressively

of the gas supply with air. by which it is possible to U6e at least forty-five cubic feet of air to every cubic foot of gas. Its operation combines three Important and indespensable factors economy in fuel.

perfect combustion, sterilization, in the "OMEGA" they are the result of mechanical combinations produced as tbe result of extensive scientific research. On exhibition and for sale by

Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Corporations and Individuals solicited.' JU12L, V1L,L.IMH, Hoal letrito ntid I-ouii Office. Kl & Lemcke EUc. Ne.w Phon 23L Saniay Journal by Mail, $253 p:r Yeir. RAILROAD T19IC CARD. P.M. time U in JituACK flrnrea. Trains maried 1hu: DailT; leepr; P Parlor Car; O Cbalr Csr: U- Iin!n On t Except Bunday Sunday on.';. IDaily except Monday. BIG FOUK KOÜTB. City Ticket Office. No, 1 East Washington St. Depart. Antra CLEVELAND LINK. CleTeland express .4.J MO. 1 0 Anderson accommodation i.U 8.1H Cleveland, New York and Boston ex, a. .w 11.43 Kort AV st ne express IM 10-

Union CitT and Cleveland arcom 11.14 G SO

New York aud Boston limited, d ....?. ß."5 Union Citv accommodation 4.43 N. V.andBo. -Knickerbocker." d s G.X5 1SKN1 ON 1IAKBUK LINK.

Renton Harbor express 4-43 Benton Harbor express, p 11-U Klkhart accommodation 4.43 bT. LOUI9 LI N Kt 7 World's faf SooftFt. Loals accommodation T.I) BU Louis eouth west era. llm.d S. ....... 11 tt. Louis limited, d s 3.25 Terre Haute and Mattooa acoom......ö.O( St. Louis xpress.t 10.40 "Exposition Flyer" lJ-üi CHICAGO LINK.

Kankakee tccommoJtlon 7.00

nijw K.13 S.IO 10JO

Ä.33 6.1U lOJiS 4.JJ 7jti

f ! r -. .. aanxaiee Bccommouaiion ?.w Ihe Indianapolis uas company ufayette accommodiuon i in fintitli Ptitiav1vntila Afr(t' Chlcajro AVhite City snecisi. d D 3.30

I I h i(ta titrhf rnrata ! Qi

CINCINNATI LINE.

10.31 ß 13 -.4 O.IU

SEALS, 8TEXCILS AND STA5IP8.

seals;

CILS -STAMPS

. rmwm wr.cc rurrr.Af

HLPSi 15 ÜMERIDLAN SL Haan.

Corn steady: No. 2 mixed, 43c. Oats dull; No. 2 mixed, 26c. Rye steady; No. 2. &6c. Lard quiet at J3.70. Bulk meats quiet at $9.25. Bacon quiet at J10.S0. Whisky active at L3L Sugar steady. TOLEDO. Jan. 5. Wheat dull and steady: cash and January, 76c; May, 7ac. Corn dull and steady; January, 44xc; May, 43c Oau dull and firm: May, Sic. Rye No. 2. I2ic. Clover seed dull and easy; January. fS.80; March. 16.90; prime timothy, 11.85; prime alslke, $8.25. DULUTH. Jan. 5. Wheat-Cash, No. 1 hard. 73&c; No. 2 northern. 70c To arrive. No. 1 north wn. 72c; May. 74c. Oats May, 3Za to arrive and on track, Z2c. BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-Flour firm. Wheat steady; spot, tZQ'Vc. Corn quiet: spot, 11. &lc. Oats strong and higher; No. 2 white, . MILWAUKEE. Jan. 5. Barley steady; standard, 60c; sample, 40 & 55c

Cincinnati express, s .4S 11. 40 Cincinnati express, s 1 1 ' Cincinnati express, a 7 a0 7 65 Cincinnati accommodation 10.41 ll w Cincinnati exprww.p 2.ßO 3.25 Qreensbarf accommodation -4i Cincinnati. Washington 1 1 ex, a d....HJ.20 H W N. Vernon and Louisville ex, a .4J 11.50 N. Vernon and Ixmisville ex 2.ÖO 11-44 FEU III A LINE. Teorla, Bloomlnrton. m and ex TJJ 2.40 Teoila and Bloominirton, f ex. d p ....11 M 43.0 Champaign accommodation, pd 4.10 10 -S3 Teoris end Bloomlneton, ex s 1 1 .ÄO 6PUlNQriELD AND COLUMBUS LIKE. Columbus and tfprinjrfleld ex t oo Ohio special, d p 3.00 10.30 Lyon accommodation 0.15 10 IS

CIN., HAU. A DAYTON III. City Ticket (Hike. 25 W. Wish. SL

Cincinnati express, a e... 4.00 H.4J tClactnnatl fat mall. s.....os - e 4

'(In. and Dayton ex, p ...tl0.44 10.33

Toledo and Detroit expresa, p 1 10.40 10.35 Cincinnati and Dayton ex, p t2.45 11 Cincinnati limited, p L 'S-OO 13.25 Cincinnati and layton eipresi 7.o 17.24 Toledo and Detroit exprws 7.0:1 n.24 SFRISOriELD DIVISION CO., L4W.ET.) Decatur snd fprlogfleld express..... rs 0) t4.fiO Chieaxo Express til JO t 40 Tuscola Accoranodatlon t3.30 tia.U Sprlngfleld and lecatur Ex. s e...."ll.l O M tTrVytr Y CIIU IXD. & t0V13 UY. V Jf LUJ ty'1 iU Ticket Offloa, SA Wt Wash St. - Chl'iro night ex. s. .lt.6i i

Chicago fast TaalL a, p d .T.W Chicago xpreaa.pd.. ..ILM 140

10.UO

Chieac TestlbaU. 9 d t3 ilonon acooxa ...4

Lake Erie & Westes-M-

Toleda. Chleairo and Michigan ex tT.15 10.U Toledo, Detroit and Chicago Um....12.2U 13.25 Moacle, Laiayls as4 Mich. Cy pec.T7.a5 110.25

ftnnsulvangßnes

Hotter. Clieeae and ISssa.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5. Butter Receipts, 2.370 packages. Market steady. State dairy, 200264c; extra creamery, 29c; held creamery, 21cj26Vc; creamery, common to choice. 22fi2&c. Cheese Receipts, 23.335 packages. Market firm. State full creams, fancy small colored, fall made, 14c; late made. 134-c: rmall white, fall made, 14c; late made. lZQUc; large colored, fail made. 14c; late made. 134c: large white, fall made. 14c; late made. UölSc. Eggs Receipts, 3,762 packages. Market firm. State and Pennsylvania average best, 28c; Western fancy graded. 2fic; Western poor to prime, 2062Sc; refrigerated, lS2lc. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5. Butter In fair demand; prints lower; extra Western creamery, 30c; extra near-by prints. 32c. Eggs quiet and lc lower; fresh near-by, 28c at the mark; fresh Western, 2?c, loss off; fresh Southwestern. 27c. loss off; fresh Southern, 26c, loss oft. Cheese quiet but firm; New York full creams, prime email. 14c; New York full creams, fair to good, small, I3il39ic; New York full creams, prime large, 14c; New York full creams, fair to good, large. ttVfeOlSc. BALTIMORE, Jan. 5. Butter firm and unchanged; fancy Imitation, 226 23c; fancy creamery, 23"30c; fancy ladle, 20021c; fancy roll, 2ü 22c: good roil. lRpiSc; store packed. 1618c. Eggs firm and unchanged; fresh. 26 27c. Cheese firm and unchanged: large. 14l4Vkc; medium, 14 14c; small. 149 14c. CHICAGO. Jan. 5. On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was quiet: creamery. lStf?28c: dairy. 17S'25c. Eggs quiet at 25c, loss off and cases returned. Cheese steady at 13H014C. ET.filV. Jan. 5. The butter market remains

firm at 29c on call; 1,200 lbs were sold at that I Spencer Accommodation t7.15 twiir. KfllPR of the week. 510.600 lbs. I ltutarllla Accommodation tt.la

vtvcia riTV t0 r woV- tv.., PhiL and New York. -The Limited".! .1 5

Missouri and Kansas stock, 204c, loss off and cases returned. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5. Butter steady: creamery, 225 30c; dairy, 1S21& Eggs higher at 224c, loss off. LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5. Butter Common and medium. 16c per lb; good, 1718e. Eggs. 22c. CINCINNATI. Jan. K.-Eggs steady at 22ff24c. Cheese steady; Ohio flat. 124c. BOSTON, Jan. 5. Special. Eggs firm at 27c

Ticket ofleesat station and al corner Illinois and Washing, ton Streets.

Philadelphia and New York. 14a 10.40 Baltimore and Washinrton IM 1. 40

Columbus, Ind. and IulsrlUe... 4.44 11. oil Colnmbos. Ind. and LouttTille. IM 7.0J Richmond, rtqaaand Cotaxnbue, 0.....7 lo.4U Vincennes Kxprees TM Columbus, lad. A Madison.. TtM 18.15 LoQlsTille Accommodation ttt-03 15.4o North Vernon Md Madison ra.M 15. 4U Dayton and Xeuia I . . Pittsburg and Cast. PhlL. New York....19 12.10 Iogansport and Chicago. ILM 3.40 Mar tin rille Accommodation tl.30 13.45 Rtchm'd,way polnu te Bradford, O.tl. 5 tt.OO Phiiadelpkia and New York 3.05 12. 1U Baltimore and Washington 3.05 12. lO

Dayton and bprlngfleu '3 J Vincennes Accommodation 3.55 Uli

LonisTllle and Madison Pit tabu nr ad Eaat Ä.OU

Columbut, rutsourgana est ...-o.w

Dayton and Xenla 7.15 Richmond Accommodation t.00 Logansport and Chicago 114 VAN DALI A LINC Pt. Louis limited. IM Terre Haute, St. Louis and West n.i Terre Haute, St. LouU and West....12.15 Western KxpreM a3.30 Terre Haute and KtBaghaa Acc t4.0U T er re Haute exnreaa -7 . 1

fct. Louis and ail points Went 11.20

3.2U lau S.M HM fj.44 US

7 .03 4.45 'J. 55 44 .ll.'iO 10.WJ

1.C0

1.00 6,500.00 413.00

1130

9.94 2,400.00 730.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.700.00 600.00 5,600.00 .000.00 220.00 1.00

Chesapeake A Ohio fcur-and-a-halfs litt; Chicago A Alton three-and-a-halfs 73t; Chicago. B. A Quin-y now fours 14 Chicago. M. A Pt. Paul general fours 1104 Chicago & Northwestern comol sevens ir. Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific fours IM4 C . C. C. A St. Louis aeneral four 99 Chlcaro Tmlnl fotrrs s Colorado A fouthern fours 93 Continental Tobacco fours g;U Denver A Rio Grande fours 99 Erie prior lien fours M

Transfers. 10; total consideration $26,216.44 Cecil Rhodes Scholarships. WASHINGTON. Jan. 5. At to-day's meeting of the National Association of State Universities it wan decided In executive session that the appointments of students from education Institutions in America to the Cecil Rhodes Fcholarships In Oxford University must be based on educational and social tests, with no regard whatever for political influence. This conclusion is In accord with the views of the trustees of the Cecil Rhodes fund. The rest of the session was devoted to answering questions nsked by George P. Parkin, of Toronto, the agent of the Cecil Rhodes scholarships in America, reading local educational conditions.

Quotations nt St. Louis. Baltimore, Cincinnati and Elsewhere. ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5. Flour steady; red winter patents. 13.33.50; extra fancy and straight. J3.0rTi3.30; clear. 2.DCtf3. Timothy seed nominal at 12.903.50. Corn meal steady at 12.30. Bran strong; racked, east track. 73$t'73c. AVheat higher; No. 2 red, cash, elevator, "lc; track, 73'i7ic; May. 74Tic; July. 707,ic; No. 2 hard.

Cj6!c. Corn higher; No. Z, cash, 39?;c; track. 39G404c; May. 39'ffHc. Oats higher; No. 2. cash. 33Vjc; track, ZlHWic; May. 3134ic; No 2 white. 3e. Rye firm at 49!fl494c Pork lower; jobbing and standard mess. 117.50. Lard weaker at $9.73. Fait meats weak; boxed extra shorts. 19; clear ribs. tS.87i; short clears. 19.374. Raeon weak; boxed extra shorts. $10.23; clear ribs. $10.23; short clears. $10.7.. Hay steady; timothy, $llfil5; prairie. $10.5012. Whisky steady at $1.32. Iron cotton-ties. $1.074- Ragging. 6 5-161 7 1-16C Hemp twine. 9c. Receipts Flour, 9.000 brls; wheat. 117,000 bu; corn. 206,noO bu; oats, 83,000 bu. Shipments Flour. 14.000 brls; wheat, LCO0 bu; corn, 43,000 bu; oats 80,000 bu. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5. Wheat Spot firm; No. 2 red Western winter. Ss 114d; No. 1 California. 6s 8d; futures easy; March. 6s d; May, La lld. Corn Spot stsady; American mixed, new, 4s llid: American mixed, old. 5s 6d: futures steady: January, 4s 6d; March, 4s 2V4d; May, 4s ld. Bacon Cumberland cut steady at 47s; long clear middles (light) quiet at 47s; long clear middles (heavy) quiet at 4s 6d; clear tallies dull at Ws; shoulders (square) dull at 40s. Lard Prime Western, in tierces, dull at 53s 6d; American reflned. In pails, dull at 52s. LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5. Wheat No. 2 red and longberry. 77c; No. 3 red and longberry. 75c. Apples, sun-dried. iWhc ' per lb for large and bright and 44c for medium. Peaches, 24tf3c. Beans Northern hand-picked. $2.50 per bu: Indiana new beans. $2.2."fc2.50 per bu. Hay, choice In car lots on track. $14f?l4.50; clover, $1011. Straw, $550. Clean ginseng, $44.25. Pot a tots. $1.73 per brl: northern. 5.366c per bu. Onions. S2?r?.25 pr brl. New cabbage. 90c per brl; Peppers. $4 per crate. KANSAS CITY. Jan. S. Wheat-May, 340 6S4c; July. 66V:: cash. No. 2 hard. Wtf6$4c: No. 3. 62474c; No. 4. 50alc; rejected. 52'aiSc: No. 2 red, 674c; No. 3. b5c. Corn January, 36c; May. 27ö274c: cash. No. 2 mixed. 37Üö3Sc; No. 2 white. 3403Sc; No. 3. Shc. Oat No. 2 white. S4tf3.Sc. Receipts Wheat, 102.400 bu; corn. 15S.0OO bu; oats, 25.OO0 bu. ShipmentsWheat. 42,400 bu; corn, 110.400 bu: oats. 6.000 bu, MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 6. Wheat May, 74c; July. 74c: on track. No. 1 hard. 73c; No. 1 northern, "3c; No. 2 northern, 7l?4c. CINCINNATI. Jan. C Flour steady; family. $3.9043.10. Wheat firm; No. 2 red, 77fttf7Sc

OH. SAVANNAH, Jan. 5.-SplrIts of turpentine firm at 53c. Rosin firm: A, R, C, D. $1.474: K. $1.524: F. $1.57; G. $1.70: II. $2; I. $2.35: K. $2.85; M. $3.33; N, $3.55; -window glass, $3. to; water white, $4.20. OIL CITY, Jan. 5. Credit balances. $1.E4; certificates, no sales. Shipments. 213,152 brls; average. 95,023 brls; runs, 158,040 brlc; average, 71,562 brls. WILMINGTON. Jan. 5. Spirits of turpentine firm at 53c. Rosin iirm at $1.35fl.40. Crude turpentine firm at $1.73 to $3. Tar firm at $1.60. NEW YORK. Jan. 6. Petroleum firm. Rosin steady; strained, common to good, $1.80(01.95. Spirits of turpentine firm at 560564c MONTPELIER. Jan. 5. Crude petroleum strong; North Lima, $1.15; South Lima and Indiana. $1.10. CHARLESTON, Jan. 5. Spirits of turpentlfie, 52c. Hotln unchanged.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5. Poultry Alive quiet and unchanged; dresser steadier: Western chickens. 11613c; Western fowls, ligi24c; turkeys, 15 19c. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5. Poultry steady; chickens. 9c; springs, c; turkeys, H4Q-2c; ducks, 12c; geese. Sc. BOSTON. Jan. 5. Special. Poultry steady; fowls. 13c; spring, 14c; turkeys, l7JlSc. CHICAOO. Jan. 5. Dressed poultry easier; turkeys. 15 17c; chickens, 8fti24c CINCINNATI. Jan. 5. Poultry firmer; hens and springs. 10c; turkeys,, 12013c. LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5. Hens, vc per lb; spring chickens, 910c; turkeys, 11012c.

Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5. Cotton quiet; sales. 2.150 bales. Ordinary. 74c; good ordinary, 74c; low middling, 7 15-16c; raidallng. 8 9-16c; good middling. 9c; fair middling. 9 ll-16c. Receipts, ro.ofrj bales; rtock. 403,420 bale. NEW YORK. Jan. 5. Cotton Spot closed quiet 10 points lower; middling uplands, 8.90c;. middling gulf,. 9.15c; salts. 4.200 bales. Dry (jood. NEW YORK, Jan. 5. There has. been no material charge in the general home demand today. The market Is well sold up In most directions and prices are firm. Print cloths dlßlcult to buy at current quotations. Wool. ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5. Wool firm and higher; medium grades and combing. 17021c; light fine, 'lCS19c; heavy fine, 13216c; tub-washed, 19329c. Metals. ST. LOUIS, .Jan. 5. Metals quiet; lead steady At $3.95, bid; spelter firm at $4.4). bid. Pensions for Veterans. Certificates have been issued to the followingnamed Indianlans: Original Charles L. Foster, Boswell, . increase. Reissue, etc Paul Martin. Indianapolis. $; Joseph Fritz. St. Anthony. $10; Amos liallenger. Richmond. $10; Amos Heaton. Amey, $17; ülead Karl. Sullivan. $10; John Hixon. Seymour. $12; Joseph M. Johnion. New Augusta. $17; Thomas Addlngton. Ridgevllle. $10; Isaac R.

Kemp. Jlorriiwwn. Aonr v. Holmes. Sil-

Dally, t Usiiy except Sunday, fbunday only

UMOX TRACTION CO. OP INDIANA. Time Table Effective Mar S3, 1002. Station, Blaa-nolla Block, Capitol and Kentucky Arenues. For Anderson. Muncle, Marlon, Alexandria and Intermediate stations. Leaves 4:15 A. m. and each hour thereafter until 9:15 p. m. and 11:13 p. m. Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie. Leave 8 a. m.. 11 a, m.. 2 p. m. and S p. m., , arriving Anderson In one hour and twenty-five minutes, and Muncie In two hours. 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. trains make direct connections at Anderson with limited trains for Elwood. Combination passenger and express a.r will leave Kentucky-avenue station at 6:15 p. m. Express cars leave Indianapolis station, corner Kentucky and South Capitol avenues, for Muncie and Anderson at 5:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Morning car makes direct connection vlth express car for Elwood. Marlon and Alexandria. Per irhable goods received from 5 to 5:30 a- m. for this car. INDIANAPOLIS & liASTKUX UV. CO. GRECFIELI) LINi:. General Offices, Room 1, Franklin Ilaildlnfc. For Greenfield. Knlghtstown and intermediate stations passenger cars leave Georgia and Meridian streets. Fiit car 5:57 a. m. and hourly

thereafter until 9:57 p. m. Next and last car leaves at 11:15 p. m. .' Combination passenger and express cars leave Georgia and Meridian streets at 5:57 a, m.. 7:57 a. ro., 11:57 a. ro., :57 p. m.. 7:37 p. m. FrtishtCars For Greenfield and intermediate stations only. Arrive at Georgia and Meridian streets at 7:57 p. m., and leave at a. m.. also arrive at 2:27 p. m. and leae at 3:31 p. m. INDIANAPOLIS, Slir.LHYVlLLi: A SOUTI1KASTKUX THACTIOX COMPANY. Cars leave Indian pol! 'or Shelby vllle and all intermediate stops from the corner of Washington and Meridian streets on the following hours:. . 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 o'cl x-k a. m., 12 o'clock ' noon, and L 2. 3. 4. 5. C. 7. and 11:15 o'clock p. m. Cam leave Sheltyvllle for Indtanm-ohs and all intermediate stops as follows: 6, 7, ft, 9. 1 11 o'clock a, m., 12 o'clock noon, and 1, 2, X. 4. 5, 6. 7. s and 10:30 o'clock p. m. Round-trip tickets. Indianapolis to Shelbjrvllle. can be; purchased at Huder"s drug store, corner Washington and Pennsylvsnia streets, ant t the E. E. Ensley pharmacy, Stubbirs Hotel

Change of time card to take effect Thursday morning. January 1. 1W3. INDIANAPOLIS, GHEKXWOOD JL FRANKLIN It. It. CO. Tassenger cars leave Pennsylvania and Washington streets. First car at k a. m. and hourly thereafter until 10 p. m. Last car leaves at 11:11 p. m. . . Combination passenger acd expresf leaves Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood onl l :30 a. m. and 3:3 p. m. INDIANAPOLIS & MARTINSVILLE RAPID TRANSIT CO. For Mooresville and Intermediate points cart will leave Kentucky avenue and Washington street at C:30 a. nu and every hour thereafter te

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ra. and every

verwood. $10: I?aac M. Smith, Aaron, $1; tu vm leave at S:30 and 11:15 p. ra. Hnlderman. dead. Goshen. 13. rar leaves Moortsvllle at C a

Widows. Minors and Dependent Relatives hour thereafter to and including' T rx ra., after Anna Wagner. Madtaon. $12; Mary E. Long. In- which tlma a car will leava at 10 o'clock, dlanapolla, $12; Sarah Sanders, Terre Haute, The t a. m. car laavlng Mooresville reaches the l Jullttte V. Butler, Waterloo. $12; Catharine Union Station at Indianapolis In tlrn to connect Chance. Oreensburg. $S; Margaret O. Taylor, with Sunday morning excursions ca ail rail PlkevlUe, $1. reads. Hourly sarvloe to Urooklyn.