Indianapolis Journal, Volume 53, Number 262, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1903 — Page 9

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1903.

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STOCKS RECEDE SHARPLY

THE

America?

National

BANK j,

American maja.äal Capital, $1,000,000. NO ACCOUNT TOO SMALL TO RECEIVE COURTEOUS WELCOME

l M i h i T ATK TEEL .l MVKI A EW LOW RKMIRD.

J JOHN Pf H, MtHOCNT THCTCMyft8M

i a AVK for sali:

American National Bank Stock

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NEWTON TODD,

F'ctcher Bank Building

a 'r o o m ? and 14 .-V US

BAiNKINü HOUSE

A. M. FLETCHER !o. 7 Wall SL, New York City Member New ork Stock Exchange

Transacts a general banking bastnes. Receives deposits subject to draft. Dividends collected and remitted. Acts as fiscal agent for corporation and negotiates security Issues of railroads and other companies. Deals in Government Bonds and other In eestiuent Securities. -Commission orders executed.

Uanner cram mix d. 106 Uc; old-time mixed, 8c. Nuts Soft-sbelled almonds, lift ; Brasil nuts. 12c; filberts. 12c; peanut.-. roasted. 7'oe; mixed Coal and Coke.

i Retail Prices.)

Anthracite (all alaea) Smokeless : i"anr.-ll IJIossburg Jackson Ohio) Kanawba Pittburs; rlaymond Winifred Ho. Wing val'ey Luhrig Hrasll block Ireeo and Sutllan Mump ar.d nut) Slack. smokMtsi .Slack. Ja. kaon Slack. Pittsburg Mack, West Virginia Slack. Indiana I'onnellsvllle coke

Oven coke

Half tun. $3 J 15 3.10 2 2 ii 2.50 2.50 250 2.54 2.40 2.Z5 2.15

1.80 . b ". IM Lee IM 1.40 3 90 3W

124 bu. ...J- .... 2.15

Ton. $7 50 6.00 r. t 500 4 75 4 n 4.75 4 75 4.50 4 4.00 3.50 5.0U 3.01) 3.00 3.01) 2.54 7.50 7.50 25 bu. $3.75 l M

Otlur Industrials Follotv in Um Decline A Part Ralla Hold SteadyHciiH Monetary Shipment.

NEW YORK, Sept. 18. With a material decrease of operations to-day's stock market continued its irregular and downward course, the weakness, however, being confined almost exclusively to the industrial group, which suffered heavy recessions. Aside from the persistent reports of depressed trade conditions no news was heard to account for steady liquidation of

these Issues, especially Steel common, which

the lowest point yet Was without support at

United Stat.s sold down to recorded and

its weakest

A ccount s of Banks, Bankers,

Corporations and Individuals solicited.

IAFE DEPOSITS.

S. A. FLETCHER & CO. S vSnto Deposit Vault Stt East Washington Street. Absolutely safety against fir and burglar. Policeman gay and night on guard. Designed for afp keeping of Money. Bonds. Wills Deed. Abstract. Silver Plats, Jewels and valuable Trunks. Packages, etc Contains 2.10 boxes. Kent its to S45 Per Year. JOH S. TARKUfGTOW - - UsaagCk.

Albert R. 1 hompson & Co. MEMBERS OF CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE We buy and sell broken lots, Tel. 31. Old Malu c-i Loir4rd BIdg., 31 Board of Trade Bldg.

LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE

Lump coke, lie per bu. I 'rushed cuke, 14c uer bu

Hag. 2Cc per ton extra, ground floor or dumped In cellar; .Vk" per ton extra, second floor or carried in cellar. From wagon. Be par ton extra, by wheelbarrow, .hüte or basket. Draft. Alcohol. ?.524i2.T0; asafoetida, 4SCj alum. 24 4c, camphor, t; i7"c; coehineal, 384jf5c; chloro lorra, 0S4j6jc; copperas, brl, lie; cream tartar, pure. 32tfc. indigo. latfsOc; licorice, Calab., genuine. 3Gjl0c; magnesia, curb.. 2 oz. Kj2Jc; morphine, P. At W., per uz. 1 .u.'.T", oil bergat. er lb, opium, 13.40433. 7J; quinine. P. 4k W., per oz. lltjttie. balsam copaiba, aO&tiOc; soap, Castile, Fr., LJlbc; soda, bu nt . 240äc; salts. Epsons, l&4c; sulphur flour, 2 V'( ' , saltpeter, g tjlc; turpentin-, iöloc; glycerin, Wy'tf-'ioc; iodide potassium, $2 42.50; bromide potassium, itüc; chlorate ps4aaa, l.'d -- . aoran, llae; cinehonida. :ri6c; carbolic acid, 37c; cocaine, mux.. iö.Otoi .ö. Dry Goods. bk ached Sheetings Androscoggin L, 7:c; Berkeley, No. 00. He; Cabot, 74c; Capitol, 74c; Cumberland, 7V; Dw.ghi Anchor. M4c; Fruit of the Loom. 8c; FarwUI. 7':c, Fitchville, 7c; Full Width. 6c; Gilt Füge. 8c; Glided Age, Stye; Hill. 7'-c. Hope. 74e; Linwood. 74c; Lonsdale. 74c; Peabody. Mfce; Pepperell. 'J-4, 21c; Pepperell, 10-4. 23c; Androscoggin, 9-4, 21c; Androscoggin, m-4. 23c. Brown Sheetings Atlantic A. 7c; Argyle, 4c; Poott C, 4c; Buck's Head. 64c; Carlisle. 40atsa, tt . lJwight atar. 2c; Creat Falls E. 6o; Great Falls J. Mgc; Hill Fine. 7c; Indian Head. Tc; l'epi-erell H. 6c; Pepperell, 10-4. 21c; Audros(oggln. -4, lic. Androscoggin, 10-4, He, Prints Allen dress styles, ic; Allen TR. 4c; Allen robes. Sc; American Indigo, Arnold 1 ug cloth B. le; Arnold LLC, 7c; Cocheco

fancy, jc; Hamilton fancy. lc , Merrimac pinks and purples, ü'jc; Pacific fancy, 5c; Simpson's mountings. 5c. Simpson's Berlin solid, ö'?c; Simpson's oil finish, ; American shirting. 4Vic; Hack white. Ac; graji. Kid-flnished Csmbrics Edwards, 4c; Warren, Zi-, Slater, 4c; Genesee, 4c. Tickings AmoüktaK ACA. 114c; Conestoga BF. i3c; Cordis, 140. 11 ac; Cordis T. lll3c. Cordis ACE, 1 1 1 - . -. Hamilton awnings, lfc; Kimono fancy, l7o; Lenox fancy, 18c; Lenox XX, lie; Oakland AF. 6c; Portsmouth, Wj-. Susquehanna, 13V. Shetuckct SV, im;; Shetucket F, lc; Swift Kiver, 5VCGinghams Amoskcag. V; Amoskeag dress. 7fcc: Lancaster, fi'.c; Lancaster dress, TVic; Toll du Nord, S'jc. Giia Bagc Amoskcai;. $11.30; American, flö.äO; Harmony, $14; Stark, $1S. Floor.

IllV HEAVY UE.MAXD FOR FRESH FRUITS AD VEGETABLES.

Predecc la l.ilit Sipvly, , 1 Prices Klran-Coru Arrives Freely, bat OtSter Graini Are scarce.

It was a busy day ysetsrday on Commislon row. Retail merchants were liberal buyers and the demand of country merchants for many lines of goods was large. Market man also wer free buyers. There was an improved demand for green apples at unchanged prices. Choice peaches are In small supply, and poor stock is tlmost unsalable. Plums are selling fairly wall. The supply is ample and prices are low. Watermelons are becoming less numerous, stocks being pretty well thinned unt, and the rnnrket is doing better for choice. Quotations on canteloupes were dropped yesterday, ss but few are arriving. Bananas are reported scarce and higher, but not many are wanted. Choice potatoes are moving more freely if good stock, but poor stock moves slowly. Sweet potatoes are steady as quoted, with a fair iemand. Home-grown corn aud tomatoes are in liberal supply, not much arriving from a distance. Cabbage and onions move slowly, but are unchanged in price. Lemons are In good supply and prices are tirm. Pears are in ample supply aud other varieties than Bartletts sell at low figures. There is a continued active demand for choice butter, and prices are steady. Consumption Is larger than it has been at any time this season. The supply of fresh eggs coutlnues light and the market is much firmer. Live chickens are In good request at quotations, which are likely to prevail for the next thirty days. Cheepe is a fair morer. prices ruling steady. Th wholesale grocers have had a busy time this week-

Indianapolis Urals Market. Receipts of grain, especially wheat and oats, are unusually light for September, giving evidence that the holders of wheat are looking for better prices for that cereal. Corn is beginning to come in with more freedom, but not iu sufficient quantities to meet the demand. Prices rule firm at the following range, as reported by the secretary of the Board of Trade: Wheat stronger; No. I red. 83Cc track; No. 2 red. on milling freight; No. 3 red, ftlc track; September. iSc track; wagon, 82c. Corn weaker; No. 2 white, 51c: No. S white, 51c; No 4 white, 47c; No. 2 white mixed. 5t)c: No. 3 white mixed, 50c; No. 4 white mixed 47o; No. 2 yellow, 50Vc; No. 3 yellow, 60c; No. 4 yellow. No. 2 mixed. 5t)ViC; No. J mixe.l. j4 ; No. 4 mixed, 47c: ear. 50c.

Oats weaker; No. 2 white, 4Sc; ahite, 39V; No 2 mixed, ?i mixed. J7c. Hay nominal; No. 1 timothy. $1.50; timothy, fe. Inspections Wheat : No. : red. 4

corn; o. wniu. - cars: .; white, 4; No. 4 white. 2; No. 2 mix .!. ; No. 3 mixed. S; ear corn. 1; total. 17 cars. Oats: No. White, 4 cars; No. 2 mixed, l. otal. i cars. Hay: No. 1 timothy, 1 car; No. 1 prairie, 1; total 2 cars. WAGON MARKET. Offerings of corn are light anil prkes are er Arm at Cue a bushel. Offerings of awy sxs liberal and prices ranged weak. Quotations are reported by the wagon welghmaster as follows: Corn Per bu, bSQIOc. Oats Per bu. .14i3tk.; new oat.-. u.i: Shea! OatsPer ton. fSulo.

Hay Timothy, per ton. old. $114jl2; new,

no; mixeu. old. JUKrll. new. pvt!; ilovtr.

iV; new clover, tout,

No. No.

No. 2

cars.

Poultry and Other Produce. (Prices paid by shippers.) - aSatSrs-laei turkeys. Sc. hen turkey. 10c; K5r " ct2"- 1 ung Uuck. 7c. springs. MS geese. $3 SO per des. Caee Viconain. Uc . N-w York full creams, tj fewnm, lc; brick, lie. limburger. I2e. Butter glSc; chuio . l.'&Mc ggt Firm at lifeline. r jirLT001 d '-r are paying for wason lots: C - . urn m rehanubl- u:,ahed. 17. course ar..j rraW. loc; heavy merino. 10 l:'. . half-b?ood VVUe: hurry and cotted. 12414c; Western. 13c. J . at her Prime gxee. 30c per lb. prime duck. SP' J.r lb. Bwmx-Wc lor yellow. V fr,r daik. HIDKj AND TALLOW.

Gr' . I. - i . i

1 I i - N .

Ks, I i all Wc: N ,. 2 calf. Sc. Tallow-No. 1. 4c, No. 2. 3V

o. 2. 7Vic;

1 HE JOIIHIM. TH Di

Tke quotations given prU-tf of tb: w

:lling

Cendien s; grocer

below art the lesale dealers.!

C aaellea and utm.

lb; common mixed.

twist mixed, Se;

7. per

Spring patent, $ö per brlj Si.6OQ4.80 in sacks; winter wheat patent, in brl, $4.50; in sacks, p 4.40; straight grade. $4.10 in brl; in sack. $3.90 6T4; low grade. t2.?.'A. 13; extra fancy, in brl. 14. In sacks, $3.8063.90. (Groceries. Coffee Hood. 8t12c; primp, lfillc; -eii-tly prime, ll?il6c, fancy prtcn and jcllow, loii.oc; Java. 28032c. Roasted Old Government Java. ; finest Mocha an.l Java. ZaifpMc ; Java t lend, 22c; fancy blend, 18c; Ooluen blend, lie Package coffee City prices: Ariosa. ö.7ic; Lion. .7Kc; Jersey, . 75c: Caracas. 9.75c; Dutch Java I lend, 12.50c; Dllworth s, 10 25c: Mail Pouch. , Gates s blended Java, 10.2ic; Climax Java btsisd, 1.75c. Sug-ar 'lty prices: Crystal Dominoes. 5-lb Cartons, T !; Kaglo tablets. 6.40c; cut loaf. 5.75c; powdered. i.30c: XXXX powdered, .Uöc; standard granulated. SclSCl standard granulated, loolb bags. :.l7c; fine granulated. 5.5c-; extra tine granulated, 5.27c; granulated, 2-lb bags. S.SOc; granulated, Hb i urton . cubes, ite con fectioners A. 5i2c: 3 Ridge wood A.' 4.92c; 4 Phoenix A. 4.87c; 5 Empire A. 4.82c; C Ideal Oolden ex. C 4 77c; 7 Windsor s-x. C. 4.72c; 8 Ridgewood ex. C, 4.7c; M yellow C, 4.82c; It yellow, 4 Molasses and Syrups New Orleans molasses, fair to prime, 28fc32c. choice. 3&ö42c. syrups, 26 Salt In car lots. tfXgihc; small lots, SOeS5c.

ilces Pepper. 17c; allspice, lawlSc; clove;

SpU

rssj lä

cassia 154&18c; nutmegs. S0t0c per lb. H ice Lou iana, 4c; Carolina. 6VtfS',c.

Shot $14o 01-P- ''a tur drop. Lea 1- 7o lor pressed bars. Wood Dishes No. 1. per 1.VO0. $l.Sfrg2; No. Z. $2492.20: No. 3. US i' 30; No. Ö, $2.804j,l Twine Hemp. 12'tfin- Pr lb; wool. 610c; flax, 20'd3c; paper, l'.c; jute. llOISc; cotton. 182üc Woodenware No. 1 tubs. $ifc7; No. 2 tubs, $',9 4; No. 3 tubs. $4öj: 2-hoop pails. $1.69; 2-hoop pails. $1.4001.50; double washboards. $2.5092.70; common washboards, $1.8501.90; clothespins, SO C5c per box. Iron and Med.

Bar iron, 2.30c; horseshoe bar. 2.7 : nail rod. 7c; plow slab. 4.50c; American cast steel, 9llc; lire steel. 3.34' ; spring steel, 4'?435c. Leather. Oak sole. 324942c; hemlock sole. 2S'ti3Sc; harness. $$945c; skirting. 284V; sinid strap. 41045c; city km. :"'i' rrnch kip. 90c9$l 2U; city calfskin, 90c$l; French calfskin. $l.20'trl.83. NhIIs and Horaeahoea. Steel cut nail. $2.50; wire nails, from store, $125 rates; from mill. $-.'15 rates. Horseshoes, I er keg, $4; mule shoes, per keg, vi. ."; horse nails, $i'Q5 per box. Barb wire, galvanized, $j; painted, $2.75. Oils. Linseed. WW, 3Sc per gal; linseed oil boiled, Zic per gal; coal oil. legal test. I0415c. Proviaions. Suar-cured Hams Indiana, 14 to 16 lbs average. 14C. Shoulders EBgttSB cured. Reliable. 18 to 20 lbs average. 10c; sugar-cured Indiana, S to lj lbs average, IP,.. l'ickled Pork Fancy boneless pisr iKsrk, per brl 200 lbs. $21-50; fancy clear bean Hrk, ier brl 2o lbs $21; short clear, per brl 200 lbs, $20; rump per brl 200 lbs. $17; Indiana bean or Jowl. $u.i.. Al"0 half brls. 100 lbs. at half the cost of the brls. adding 5vc to cover additional cost of packIns . ... t - ...

Dard Keine r-noeren. i-c, i.uie iara, lij'-c.

moments. The heaviness of this stock was reflected in the lossea sustained by Tennessee OOalj Republic Steel, American Car and Pouudrj, Pressed Stiel Car, Sloss-Shef-lield Steel and American Locomotive. Other in the aarae group ruled heavy throughout the day and were vigorously pounded at the close. To this list should be added Crucible Steel preferred, which sold down over twenty points from the last recorded sale, over a year ago. Outwardly there were no Indications that the New York market was at all affected by the split in the British Cabinet. American securities were simply neglected in London, though some selling of Steel common was reported. The general list held well during the first hour on the continuance of buying of certain railway shares, presumably for Western account. There was also some disposition on the part of the traders to cover their short contracts because of a more hopeful view regarding the crop situation. Amalgamated Copper advanced on buying orders, which were said to come from Boston, and the early rise in Sugar was believed to have resulted from the ruling of the Treasury Department regarding bounty-paid sugar imports. Later these stocks went down In the general decline. Arbitrage houses bought moderately of Erie for London, which probably was a seller on balance. The market continued irregulav and became decidedly heavy in the last hour when Steel common touched its low point with resultant weakness to other issues, including the tractions and some .allway shares. The closing was listless ind weak. Although the "Western demand for money has not been so very active in the last few days, indications point to a heavier drain on local cash In the currency movement than was anticipated, the known movement for the week showing a loss of more than $4,50u,u00. Time money hardened slightly today on a further demand to meet year-end loans. There was another advance in foreign exchange, with an active demand for sixty day bills. Gross increases for the closing week of the month were shown by a number of railroads, including Wabash, Canadian Pacific, Norfolk & Western. Missouri, Kansas & Texas and Denver & Rio Grande. The bond market was quiet and Irregular and without any changes of importance. Total sales, at par value, were $1.4ti0,X0. United States 2s advanced 24 per cent. Following are the day's share sales and the recorded price changes:

High- Low- Clos.

Atlas !7ngine Works pref Beit Railroad common Belt Railroad prt f Brown-Ketcham Iron Works pref Capital National Bank ntmax Oof. and Bak. Pow. Co Columbia National Bank Consumers Gas Trust Co Del. and Mad. "o. Telephone Federal I'nion Surety Homo Brewing vmpany Indiana Hotel ('omi.uii :

; Indiana. Manufacturing Co

Indiana National Bank Ind. Title Guar, and Loan Co Indiana Trust Ooatfxea? Indiana I'nion Traction Indianapolis Ftre Insurant - Co Indianapolis Gaa Comjiarjr Indianapolis Streev-railway Indianapolis Terminal and Tructin. I.aw Building Marion Trust Company Merchants' National Bank New Castle Bridge Company New Telephone Company New Telephone, LOOS Dbtanc People's Deposit Bank Rauh Fertilizer pref Scurity Trust Company I'nion National Bark I'nion Traction common I'nion Traction pr-f I'nion Trust Comjiany Van Camp Hardware pref Wasson pref BONDS Broad Ripple 5s Citizens' Street -railroad Del. and Mad. Co. Telephone . Home Heat, and Light. Co. .'s Indianaitolis. Columbus & South rn

Indianapolis (las Co. 6s Indianapolis Improvement s Indianapolis Street-railroad 4s... Kokomo Railway and Light Merchants H. & L. Co s New Telephone first New Telephone second 5s I'nion Traction of Indiana ..... Indianapolis Water 5s And interest.

l'-120

net llvi . at '. 112

IK". 18 145 7 :v. 75 215 1 10." S4'i ' Is) 104 P'2

2U l"". 100

19 11" 125 c'T B una 'ii no 115 Ml 1H tSJ Ml 170 iio 7 V, 4..i. sr. MS

SC.. Hi lft5 i i I i iii

wert for hogs that averaged from 170 to 250 lbs. yjotatlons; Good to choice medium to heavy $.0ütr.I5 Mix. d and heavv (tacking C.fOtjfS.ln Good to choice P.ght weights .WtrC20 Common to lair light weights h.00i6.iv. Inferior to best pigs :'.50$r.no Roughs and stags 4.5SJ5.25

104H 7 Ml 102

105 l 2 in 103 : 102

102 .

Representative Sales. No. ' Av. Dk. Pr No. Av. Dk. Pr. H l.'-o .. $.20 1 $7 26 .. Kl S7 .177 49 13 6.10 4 .. 6. 28 149 40 .10 1VJ s.lT1 I 11 170 40 5.1 101 1 fi.15 SS 238 40 05 n m s.13 J ?i ss so ..- 3 205 .. .15 21 327 .. 6.05 Vn 40 .15 4V MS .M 55 162. .. 124 31 95 .. 5.00 SI 185 40 .12is S 2 5.4J0 20 6.124 5 SS9 4 U 72 210 6.12ti 24 8 4.30

Sheep Receipts. 700; shipment. 4W. Thus far this wwk the receipts of sheep and lambs have l- n i;nrly literal, showing a gain of 5ft over the same time last week and 1,500 over the corresponding time a year ago. The market opened with practically all regular buyers in the field. and. with fair competition between shippers and local butchers, the tisding was reasonably active and the offerings were salable at fully steady prices compared with yesterday. It is possible that the quality in some cases to-day was a little better than yesterday, and on that account sales at higher prices were reported, but in no instance were they any higher than Wednesday. A good clearance was made in good season and the market closed steady at opening prices. I-ambs sold as hich as $5.75. quite a number reported at $5.255.50 and others at $3.50 I. A few yearling sheep sold as high as $4, but the highest price reported for on sheep was ?3.:r.. and other sales ranged from $2.50 to $3.25. Quotations:

Gocd to choice lambs Common to medium lambs Common to best yearlings Good to choice sheep F;iir to nndium sheep Culls and common sheep

ui ieis ana ieemng sneep

Prime timothy seed. $"5.30. Clover Contract grade, $9.75710. Mm pork, per brl. I13.ftvftria.st, Lard, per 100 lbs. $.45. Short rib sides (loose). 19.50 Dry-salted shoulders I boxed! . .Cgl4.?. Short clear sides iboied). $8.75419. WhiskyBasis of high wines, $1.23. Receipts Flcur. 19.700 brls; wheat. 12Ö.8O0 bu; oorn. 52.300 -bu; oats. 204.100 bu: rye. 7,7O0 bu. barley. Vv bu. Shipments Flour. 14.M8 brls; wheat. 6.700 bu; corn. 47S.3O0 bu; oats. 2.900 bu. rye, !.00 bu; barley. 3.400 bu

AT NEW OHK

Winchel,Hawkins&Co.

Live Stock Commission Salesmen. leng Distance Phone 79. Umoa Slock Yards. w e rlTf hipirerls j-ersorsJ aad IsspsrtUl ettesttoa Railroad timb casd. j lh BSe - . .a.a.w

l'.M.tlaoe 1 In KLatK flan re Trains

MOMBTARY.

STOCKS Atchison Atchison pref ...

Haltimore & Ohio K. & O. pref Canadian Pacific Central of New Jerset ... 'be p ke ik. Ohio Chicago & Alton c. ,v A. pref (hi. Great Western 'tu. Q. W. pref. B Chi. Sc Northwestern Chi. Term, and Trans Chi. T. and T. pref C C, C A St. Ei Colorado Southern Col. South, first pref Col. South, eec. -ef Delaware . Hodson Del.. Lack. - W. st Ienver & Rio Grande.... D. c R. G. pref Erie Krie first pref Krie second pr-f Great Northern pref H eking Valley Hocking Valley pref Illinois Ontra! Iowa ntral Iowa Central pref Kansas cut Southern K. C s. pref Louisville & Nashville..., Manhattan L Met. Street-railway Minn. & St. Louis Missouri Pacific Mo., Kan. St Texas M K. Si T. pref Nat. R. R. of Mex. pref.. New York Central Norfolk St Western N. St W. pref Ontario A Western Pennsylvania P.. C. C. A St. L Reading Reading first pref Reading second pref Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pref St. L. eV San Fran St. L. A S. F. 1st pref..., St. L. A S. F. 2d pref St. L. Southwestern , St. L. Southwest, pref... St. Paul St. Paul pref Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway pref.. Texas & Pacific To! . St. L & West T., St. L. W. pref I'nion Pacific I'nion Pacific prel Wabash Wabash pref Wheeling A Lake Erie...

Wisconsin Central Wis. Central pref EXPRESS COMPANIES

Sales. esl. est. 8,181 8H6 : is w 4.270 88 7! L70Ö I2:'i 1.1 "

TOO 1'LHfl 100

STH -14 18

m 9 no ISH

Hid

65 7''' 121Vj ISI 31

1..-I l.hH

Sl'a

Rates ou Loaus and KachniiRe Clearinga aud Balances. INDIANAPOLIS Commercial paper. 4(ff6 per cent.: time loans. 5fii6 per cent. Clearingrs. $S6.17S96; balances, $135.633.71. NSW YORK Call monv steady at 2S 2Mi per cent.; closing bid. 1 icr cent. : offered at 2 per cent. Time money quiet; sixtv days. Ö per cent., ninety d.'y.--. per cent.; six months. I I'i' cent Mercantile paper, 66', per cent. Sterling exchange strong; actual business in bankers' bills. $-1 m; M, r for demand. $42.4.V.i I.JslK tor sixty days; posted rates, $4.i3 and 84. Si; commercial bills. $4.S2. Money Kates Abroad. LONDON. M'tney. MfM Ppr Ct$M.J discounts. 3Vn3 15-lo and 3 15-1MH Pr cut. Consols. M 1:;-101isnt. PARIS. Thri-o per cent, rentes, Wf Bo for the account. BERLIN. Exchange on lymdon, 20m 37pf for checks. Miirketa for Silver. NEW YORK. Bar silver. 57'4c; Mexican dollars, 4W. LONDON. Silver bars. 26 7-PJd nn ounce.

Buck?, per 10 lbs.

..$5.254x5.65 .. S.Oft5f3.5) .. 3.004f3.50 : WV12.75 .. Lonä2.50 .. .'.-'?t2.75 .. 2. 00(52.50

Kliiewhere.

Treasury Statement. WA0HJNGTON. Friday's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund, exclusive of the $1.t0.000.Oö0 gold reserve in the division ot redemption, shows: Available cash balances 9238,338,52! Gold MI.IMtUI

THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BEST CATTLE SCARCE A.D STROSti; OTHER GRADES ' ECLECTED.

Hot in Fair Ueiuaud and Five to Ten Cents Lower Sh4ep Steady Condition off Other Markets.

210 18 . .. . 200 ao 20i, .1 It, . 301) ZSf !:.- 3O0 23'2 23

200 ISM loo $8 1.5)10 200 50

576 ir:2'4 133

100

19 7..'-. j -'"4 188 2H5 To 27 4f 100 67 7U 1314 1S4 :;. 21

: 10 104'i pa 1.400 13:.'. T.J 1314 2.200 1131,. ii i i mi,

100

HO0 300

914 l?4

2,700 121 320 614 420 22 "

- lr'

.... 39 .... 40 11! 118 614 4

214 214

8.1-10 1244 12.J4 1234

6.)

14.520 504 4f'4

7.M50 500

100 188

63 4S4 144

mm 63

4- . 144

14,450 1404 I.V.. 4 250 173 173

5. 100 44 1.700 214 .'.Ml V700 26 4

21 M4 154

27 5"jn

ho 21 4

1,2.N) 200

164 17

2 314 164 17

4! 76 674 85 624 54 65 4 14 3 1 1.'. 1384 1 , 424 21 84 18 27 724 v6 20 81 15 17 88

Bacon Clear eidee, .J to 60 lbs average. i'c 50 to 40 lbs average, Mc; 2 to .10 lbs STeraas, U4c; clear bellies. 25 to 30 lb? average. liC; n lhs avtiasi'. 12c: 14 to lbs averaep 19-

Clear backs, 80 to 30 ir aras. 114c; 12 to li

lbs ausrase, c; 9 lu 1W average, j. in dry alt, 4c lss. Prodncr, Frnits and Veajetablea. Apples Fancy Eastern. per bil, $2.503; choice, per brl. $2. fc :. Bananas Uirce. $2 per bunch: medium. 5 Cabbage Honie-srown, per brl, 8o90c. Corn Per dot. 7c. Cranberriee Cape Cod. 88.M per bu. l acumber Co per do. C.rape -i -r h-lb basket. 20c. Green Beans Home-grown, per bu. tT.c. Honey Whit- clover. 16 per lb. i4,,.uiberr.s-$2 . prr crate

Lemons Extra fancy Verdella, 888 si 2., box. 30ü ixe. 3 75. California. 225 to 36 1 .!

Michigan Celery-loOJOc per bunch. Navy Bean-I'er bu. $3. Onlom-$1 S per 1. lb. iranges-:;aliiornta alenciss and Michaels, . Peaches Fer bu. $1.7..cu2. fifth bushels. uc. Pears Per bu. $11 Persimmons ILM per crate, i'ii kleslVr b". - ' -.-iapple Florida, pci crate. $2.753. Potatoes Hums giesa, i r i.u. 8Be; Mich gan. 70c. Quinces- $1. 50 per bu. Squash Hubbard. 1.75 per ion lbs. Sweet Potatoes Baltimore, $2.65 er brl; Jersey. $4 per brl Tomatoes Home-grown, per bu. 75c. Watermelon- $17 per 100. Seeds. Seed clover, prime. $6 50i7: English clover. ..o7; ..Isias; 88811.' Timothy, pi im. . $1.75i2 Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 8J.504ii.75; extra .lean. Vf.(c. orchard grass. 82fr2 25. red top. 00c$1.75. Knsllsh bluegraas. $2. OIL COMPANY'S MISTAKE.

Adams .... .... 223 , mrican ........ . . . . . .... .... .... ISO 1'nited States 188 W'elis-Fargo -H) M ISCELLANEOl'S Amalgamated Copper .... 2s.4 88 44 444 Am. Car and Foondry.... 14.650 264 24 Am. S and F. :ref 10 Ma 14 78 Am. Linseed OU Ml 11 11 P'4 Am. Linseed Oil pref. 2" Am. Locomotive r..2M) 18 164 W-j Am. Loco, pref .1.275 854 M 84 Am. Sm.lt. and Renn.... 8.910 43 42 4 424 Am. B. and R. pref 388 88 SO 90 Am. Sugar Refining 2.6-0 H44 1124 113 Anaconda Mining Co 20 7; 7 SI Brook. Rapid Transit 55 38 374 37 Col. Fuel and Iron SOU 43 424 M Col. and Hock. Coal 100 14 14 14 Consolidated Oas i-;s 17: 4 I7lia 171 General Electric 250 15? 156 J57

International Paier

Inter. Paper pref International Pump Inter. Pump pref National Biscuit National Lead North American Pacific Mall People's Gam Presses' sSesJ "r Pressed Steel Car piet I'ullman Pal 1 Car Republic Steel Republic Steel pref Rubber floods Rubber Goods pr t Tenn. Coal and Iron IV S. Leather I' S. Leather pref C. S. Rubber 1. S. Rubber pref V. S. Steel I . S. Steel pref West.-rn I'nion

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Sold for SI.sim a eaael Tliat Had a 4 arao Worth Iii.oihi. NKW rORX, Se.t 18. Officials ..f a Bayonne, X j . oil company an- triagriucd over the dis,...iy that they sold for $1.800 a vessel full of oil and naphtha wotth 840.Wa. Ths steamer Maria took fire it the Bayonne plant two month.- ao and was towed out into the hay to burn. It was thought its cargo had bevu consumed by th' blaze in which the lives of two men srere lost. The Hayunne concern offen-d ih" ship for nale and when the buyer had -'-.. kfd ih. siipMisd wreck a few hours later it wan found the valuable cargo h;il e.-c.tjd destruction.

Total?

Ex. dividend l NITED STATES ROM'S I'nited States refun(!ing twos, reg I'nlted States retundine twos. coup.... l"nlt-d States threes, reg I'nited State threes. eSSp I"nit-I States n w f -urs. ree Fnited State- new fours, coup I'nited States old fours, reg I'nited Stat .'d fours, coup.. I'nited States five, reg I'nited States fivef. coup

UNION STOCKYARDS INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 18. Cattle Receipts. 1.000; shipments. 300. Combined receipts of cattle for five days show a decrease of 200 compared with the Fame time la?t week and an increase of over 1,100 compared with th corresponding time a year ago. The receipts to-day were smaller than they have been for three days and only about half

as large as a week agd, but 400 larger than a year ago. A very large percentage of the cattle marketed this week have been on the common to medium order, and strictly thick, fat kinds of good quality have been scarce enough to allow very little change in prices. Occasionally, however, such kinds ha e sold lower. Common to medium stock, oh account of the plentiful supply, have moved very slowly, and the fair to medium grades especially have lost about 25c iu prices during the week. There was quite a scarcity of choice stock to-day, and any that were wtll up to the reaahwaNBhl of butchers told at fully steady prices OSSSsaTSd with yesterday, but were not quotably higher. Medium cattla, h-jwever, did not show any more strength, but. on account ot the scarcity of choice kinds, there was probably a greater outlet, for the pretty decent cattle. Tho demand for stocktrs ut.U feeder was very fair, but buyers were wanting good quality, and there was not much of this represented, and a good many caitle on the stocker and tteder order were left unsold. Quota tions: Good IS ChsfcS bteers. 1,350 lbs and up- y wards $5.00 5.40 Plain fat steers, 1,3.-0 lbs and upwards. 4.65i i 15 ;..od to choice 1,200 to 1,300 lb st-ers... 4.6540 8.11 Plata fat I.-m) to 1,34 lb stevrs 4.4Mp 4. So Good to oholc: Ji to 1.150 lb steers 4.1oep 4.75 Plain fat V to 1.15 lh steers 3.75'a 4.25 Choice j'itng sluers, LIU to 1,100 ihn. 4.-0ö 4.25 Good feeding steers. luo to LSSl lbs.... 3.50; 3.75 Medium feeuing steers, tf-0 to SoO lbs... 3.2.ii $.50 Common to good stackers Mi 3 50 ;.... I to choice heifers 3.75W 4.50 Fair b medium heifers :i.35jt.; 3 85

Common lig'it heifers 2 3.25 Good to choice cows ö.5oÄf 4.0"J Fair to medium cows 3.00fr 3.4. Canners and cutters l.öoj 3.00 Prime to fancy ex 1 ort bulls 3.50$ 8.75 Good to choice butcher bulls 2.75j 3.25 Common to fair bulls 2 -'-; 2 o Veal calves 6.hö 7.5ii Heavy calves 3.24 8.00 Good to choice cows and calve 35.itr5.on Common to medium cows ami calves . - ...

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 18.-Cattle-Receipts, 8.100 natives. l.SOIHFexans; calves 820 natives, 100 Texans. General market very dull: beeves 2c to 40c lower than Tuesday; stookers and feeders lower; quarantine slow and weak; cows and heifers steady to )5c on from yesterday. Choice export and dressed beef neers. $4.7505.40; fair to good, $44.55; stockers and feeders. $2.25454.50; Western fed steers. S3. iäf 4.7" ; Texas and Indian steers, $2.8003.75; Texas cows. 1.502.4O; native cows, $1.5004; native heifers ILS8SM.M: canners, 5102.25; hulls. $23; calves. $2.7:5.55. Hogs Receipts, 6.000. Market 5c to 10c lower. Top, $6; bulk of sales. $5.850ö.5; heavy. $5.70 ''": mixed packers, $5.506; Yorkers. $5.i6. pigs. $4.7565.90. .-li.ep Receipts. 3,500. Market strong and active. Native lambs, 83.2.V&5..5Ö; Western lambs. S2.5NV 4.S5; fed ewes. $2.3003.75; Texas clipped rearungs, $-i04; Texas clipped sheep, $2. 4P 3.75; stockers and feeders. $203.40. NEW YORK. Sept. 18. Reeves Receipts. 4.784. Good to choice steers steady; others 10015c lower; bulls and cows steady. Common to good steers, ? - ; extra. $..ü.: bulls. $2.7504.10; cows, t'i ..4" Cables quoted live cattle selling at H'-f 12'4'' I-' I'1, and tops at 124'. dressed weight: sheep steady; refrigerator beef higher at 940? $4 Ier lb. Shipments to-day none; to-morrow. l,&sj cattle. 42S sheep and 3.630 quarters of beef. halves Receipts. 123. The market was firm and grassers were higher. Veals, $508.75; grassers, $3.2501; city dressed veals firm at 9013'-e per lo. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4.889. The market was firm and both sheep and lambs were lorl5e r. Sheep, $2.5004; lambs, $505.5; Canadian lambs. 85.37405.50. Hogs. Receipts. 435. The market was fullv st-a.iv. ,tate hogs, 86.3O06.GO; mixed Westem. $6. ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1$.-Cattle-Receipts, 4.000. including 3.0e0 Texans. Market iroiet. Native shipping and export steers. $4.5005.70; dreseed beef and butcher strers. $4.2505.30; steers under l,fH lbs. $3.4505; stockers and feeders. 88.SS8M.88; cows and heifers. $2.2504.25; canners, $20 2.25; bulls. 12 93; calves, $4.5('Öi.5ü; Texas and Indian .-t..-!.- $2 3'Wi4; cows and heifers, .?2 Hogs Receipts. 6.50). Market easy to steadv; t;ading active. Tius and lights. $5.700 6 15; packers, $5.40ff5.W; butchers and best heavr, $5.750 8. 1". Sheep Receipts. L8I8. Market strong and active. Native muttons. $303.90: Iambs, $4ö.60; culls and bucks, $2.5053.5u: stoekers. $."?73. EAST RCFFALO, Sept. 18 Sattle Receipts, 18 ears. Frlme steers. $5.255.40; fair to heavy. $6.50 ; light to fair, $44.50; helers. $404.50; top - ils, ?90? Hogs Receipts. 42 cars. Yorkers, good to choice, $6. 45ii -'..": pins. $6ö6.M. heavy, $6.2506.55; mixed. $6.450 6.50; roughs. $605.25. Shf ep and Lambs-Receipts. 34 cars. Spring bonus. $6.1504.25; fair to good mixed sheep. $3.50 !B4; choice wethers, $4-04.2".; mixed. $3.ä04. SOI'TH OMAHA, Sept. lx.-Cattle-Receipt. 2.000. Market slow and 10c to 15c lower. Beef steers, $4.25$ 5.60; cows and heifers. $2i?4: Western steers-. $r,'7 4..Vt; T xas steers. $2 7503.85; range si and lieifer, tf.2ä4M.50; tockeri and feeders, ?J..'.f.T 4.20; celves. $35 Hop Receipts. 6.2TK. Market strong. IIea v, JY.-.)5.0; light. 85.i0fJ5.7H: pigs, $?05 50. Sheep Rfceipta, l.Soo. Market steadv. Shesp, $2.2513.75; lambs, $4fi . CDfCOfKATI, Sept. IS Hogs steady at $4.25 Cattle steady at $2?4.60.

Slurp steady at $1.5003.10. Lambs steady at

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ALL CEREALS GO LOWER

MORK Til AX A C ET LOPPKD OFF

THK PRICK OF WHEAT.

Drains Heerde with the W est General Llat la Quiet. NEW YORK. Sept. 18-Flour-ReteiptP. 10.7f7 brls: exports. 27.752 brls; sales, 8.900 brls; hss active and slightly in buyers favor. Corn meal easy; yellow Western. 81.12: city. 81.10: kiln dried. 83.253.. Rye quiet; No. 2 Western, 634c f. o. b. afloat: State and Jersey. 57057;c. Wheat Receipts. M.030 bu: steady; No. 1 northern Duluth, 92c afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba. !44c f. o. b. afloat. Options sustained further losses, to-day. under liquidation brought on by fine weather, anticipated larger receipts, lower cables and more active threshing operations. After midday they rallied on export talk, but finally weakened under liquidation and closed lc below last night: May closed at &7Vc; September, SHöc. closed at Stftfcc; Decern-

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Corn-Receipts l.W bu: export 3 311 bu. - 4-;;;;,, Spot easy; No. 2. 60c elevator. 8Ö4c f. o. b. Chicago statu express, s ... 18.4 nfloat; No. 2 yellow. 60c; No. 2 white, S8c. ( is- INN ATI LINK. Ontinns broke another cent on clear weather. Cinrincatt ni-resa. S-U

prccilcrioQS 01 rising trnijM'raiures rvesa, small clearances and bearish crop advices;

rallied for a time with wheat but eventually

broke again and closed lc net lower:. September. STfiSTc, closed at 57c; Decem

ber. 5674367i-4 closied at 560.

OatJ Receipts. 70,50U hu; exports. 3.i4n ou: No. 3 white. 42V. trk white. 420 46c. Cotton-seed oil steady; prime yellow, 41c, spot. Sugar Raw firm, fair refining, 3Sc; centrifugal, 9t test. J7ic; molasses sugar. Sc: refined steady; crushed, 5.50c; powdered, 5c; granulated, 4.90c. Coffee spot Rio quiet: No. 7. jobbing. 5'4c

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TRADE IX GEXERAL.

Quotations at St. Loals, Baltlauore, Cincinnati and Elsewhere. FT LOCIS. Sept. 15 Flour steady; red winter patents. 84l04.2i. extra fancy and straight. $3.8034.ö:; clear. $8.8098.80. Timothy seed nominal at $2.75fc3.25. Corn meal steady al K.S9. Hran steadv; sacked, east track. 73 83c. Vheat lower- No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 83c; track. $(n 87c; September. 82c; December. Kc . May. 6Sc; No 2 hard. )!3Slc. Cirn lower; No . cash, 47c; December. 47c; May, 4S',c. Oats weak; No. 2, cash. 88c; track. V: September. 34c; December, 87c; May. 8c; No. J white. 43c. Rye firm at 57WC. Pork higher; jobbing, standard mess, 814- Lard unchanged at 88.8. B n steady: boxed extra shorts. $'-.7ö; clear rlhs. $9.75; short clear. $10. Hay stoady . timothy, 12; prairie. $7010. Whisky steady at $: ... ton ties, $1.07.. BapR'.ng. r4Öc. Hemp tv Sc. Receiptr Flour, 8.000 brls: wheat. 113.00" ha; corn. 48,000 bu; oatu, 44.000 bu. Shi.ment--Floor. 12,000 brls: wheat, 42,000 bu; corn, 80,010 bu; oats 27.000 bu. KANSAS CITT. Sept. IS. YYheat September. 7070lc; De-cmlxT, 70c; caah. No. 2 har-.. 7 1 v, Mc No. 3. 71 44473c: No. 2 red, 8l4fWc; No. 3, 7J ftfSOc Corn December. 43H643e; May. 434ic: cath. No. 2 white. 4C-c; No. 3. 4e. Oats No. 2 hii, 4142e; No. 2 mixed, 53c. Receipi:Wheat, ITS.fiO"' bu: corn, 3,200 bu: oats, lÄH bu. Shipments Wheat. 12S.400 bu; corn, 22.400 bu; oats, 6.000 bu. TOLEDO. Sept. IS. Wheat Cash and September. S24c: December. 844e: May. S674c. Corn Caah and Sej tember. Vir; December. ÖO-Se; Mav, rc. Oats Cash and September. ssc; December. 39c; May. 40c. Rye. r.1. Clover seed October, $C&.10; December. $it4f6.12H: January, $6.1S; timothy, $!.07'r, September alsike, $6.90. CINCINNATI. Sept. 18. Flour ateady. Wheat steadv. No. 2 red. 864i84c. Corn dull; Max 2 mixed. 524c Oats firm; No. 2 mixed. 38Uc. Rye firm: No. 2, 6262V- Lard steady at U.K. Bulk meats steady at 88.50. Bacon firm at 8 75. Whisky Distillers' finished goods dull on the basis of $1.23. Sugar easy. DULUTH, Sept. l.-Wheat-To airive. No. 2 hard. ilKr : Nr. 1 northern, 83c: No. 2 northern, 804c; on track. No. 1 hard. SSr; No 2 northern. Wc; September, HHc, December, T$; May. 82Vic. LIVERPOOL. Sept. 18. Wheat Spot. No. 2 red Western winter, 8 2H1; No. 8 northern assiasf steady at 6s S4d. Corn Spot. American mixed, quiet at 4s 6x4MINNEAPOLIS, Sept, 18. Wheat December. WsC; May. Sme: on track. No. 1 hard. Sfcc; No. 1 n&rttern, S4c: No. 2 northern. SlQeic; No. 3 northern. -.b&ZOc. BALTIMORE, Sept. ll-Wheat-Octobsr, 82c; September. SV-sSl?. Corn October. Mr. September, Cftis'c. MILWAUKEE. Sept. 1(1 -Barley firm; No 2, 67c; sample, 4j4?c. Wool.

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CHICAGO, Sept. 18. Wheat ruled decidedly weak, December closing at a loss of V4H tjgC, Corn was lower. December being oft QaA but closed steady. December oats showod a loss of tc, with provisions irregular and from 2Vc lower to 12c higher. The decline in corn, exceptionally hue weather Northwest, weaker cables and lack of export demand sent wheat values down, with but little to support them. Iong wheat came out in large quantities early, and selling orders were in the market throughout the session. December, starting at 8110 to Slc WC to below strday's close finished at the bottom fcOe with a net loss of Vaöl'V- There was some buying by St. Louis houses, but not enough to cause a rally. The weakness ot the Northwestern markets influenced considerable selling, and foreign advices were bearish. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 462,100 bu, with primary receipts 1.067,100 bu, against 1.336.900 bu last year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts of 717 cars, which, with local receipts of cars 2 of contract grade made a total of 7i9 cars, against SO" last week and 1.0S9 a I i r ago. Predictions of fair and warmer weather in the corn belt caused an additional break in prices, notwithstanding the frosts is sev

eral States this morning. On reports that the crop had not suffered to any great extent there was a rush of selling orders early, and considerable loss was scored before the decline v;is checked by good buym m. . . a aa i

uiz dv commission nous. s. wnu n nau inc

LONDON. Sept. 18. The frerinsa at the wool auction sales to-day numbered U,32 balea. including a large supply of sconreds in fine conditio, which were in ttronn demand for the con

tinent at hiejrer prices. The offertnirs of merinos I i TV J. were larger and they sold readily, lower grades Otolites trains for

-I miliar rates. eroFs-oteos were in sit : r request, and several parcels were taken for America. Cape of Good Hope aad Natal was in better demand. New Zealand scoured and greasy were taken for France at high rates. German t SJ etS operated freely. Following are the sale in detail: New South Wales. 2.S00 bales: eexmred. "dfils 8'd: greasy. 4deTlK id. tueensland. bales scoured, is lVtdf la 10d; greasy. 79 104u. Victoria. 1.300 bales; scoured. 10dls lOd: greasy. 6däla 2d. South Auatraiia. 100 balea

scoured. Is 2dbla lUd; greasy, 7vd. West Aua

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avenue and South Capitol.

For Ariner. : Munrie. Marlon. Aiexaacria.

Elwood and Tlptoa aad Intermediate Utlor leave 4:15 a. m and each hour theraarlar ntil

Anderson aad Muscle, sr-

rlvinK ia Anoersen In 1 hour and 25 minutes ana Muncle 1n 2 hoars, leave at 8 aad 11 a. ax. and and 5 p. m. The 11 a. an. aad 5 p. m. trains make direct connection st Anderses with limited trains for Klwoed. Express lpartment Constgnroenta reeeived until 12 o'clock seen for delivery, same day, to SH points between Indanapolifc aad Masels: until 8 p. m. for delivery to all points befere I o'eleck next momlrip, inelnding sfuneve. AsdersoB, Alexandria. E wood. Tipton aad Marlea.

tralia. 2M bales; greasy. 7-4flSVd. Tasmania

100 hales; greasy. 5cclil9. New Zealand

saaag; scoured. fid'SI lOd;

200

greasy, Sdfjls ld.

i)lt4Po1.l A KA9TEM M. M. CO. nenernl offices. FranKlln building AH cars

.Han and Georgia streexa.

('fine nf drtrwl l-ti-ma mm v'.f.i CA kU. i 1 I ilcnart f mm Merl. 11:411 and GeorSlS

Sdls 5U.d; greasy, 4T4lid. ' ' For Richmond aad Intermediate station. Pa- - a Sw .II aW - m mmmm A.

senger cars leave cn ine iniiowinn nwm a. m.. 8:87 a. m.. K- 57 a. m . 12:5! . 8BW MM

. .

i m una -i u. rn.

TonAetd Knirhtstos n sti i lnt

stations, laaseagee oars leave: First ear. 5:87 a m and each hour thereafter until 8:57 p. m. Next and last car leaves a? 11:15 1 a combination passenger aad esjarees cars lee at 5:57 a. as.. 77 a. m.. U7 a. m.. 3 A7 p. n. and 7:57 p. si. Ragular Saturday Scaedele. Half-hour cars for GreenOeld and Intermediate stations In addition to the sbove schedule, leave at S:27 p. m.. 4:87 p. s.. 5:27 p. nr. 4:87 p. ax, and 7:27 p. an. ReguJar Sunday Schedule Half-hour cars fer Greenfield aad imerssedlate atatksss. la addition to the above hourly scaadule. at 9:27 a. oi. aad each hour thereafter until 7 27 p. m. v Frelxht Cars For Greenfield and intermediate stations only. Arrive at 7:55 a. av and leave at I a. am. Also arrive at 2.85 a. m aad leave st 8:88 p. sv

BOSTON, Sept. 18. The Commercial Bulletin to-morrow will say: The advance of 10 per cent, in prices of cross-breda at London has given additional strength to the local market, particularly on medium grades. Fine wools are also firm abroad, so that our whole market ie benefited. The business this week has shown Improvement, and is more evenly distributed through the trade. A good many transact ions are going through on the quiet. Rales of HW.uOfl and 300,000 lbs each are reported. While medium wools are still the best sellers, there haa been a good trade In finer grades. The mills are in need of supplies in not a few Instances, as evidenced by the call from them for prompt and trequetit deliveries. The week's shipments show an increase of about 2.oon.000 lbs over the previous week. The shipments of wool frorn Boston to date from Dec. 81. 1802. are 1C7.1R1.4II lbs, axainet 199.114. 541 lbs at the same date last year. The receipts to date are 382. Z. 2? 4 lbs. agalast 259,52.549 lbs for the same period last ear. ST. LOUIS. Sept. IS Wool dull; medium grades, combing and ciothlng-. JS4?2Jc: light fine. 1517; heavy fine, 188144c; tub-washed. 20 fSnc. Batter.. Cheese ana Bene. NEW YORK, Sept. 18 Butter Receipts. LH packages. Market steady aft advance; State dairy, 154918c; extra creamery, 21c; creamery, common to choice. 14420lee. Cheese Receipts. 7.619 packages. Market firm. State full creams, fancy small colored, ll'ec: large colored. 11c; small white. Uc: large whit. . l iggs Receipts. 5.88S package?. Market quiet; State and Pennsylvania fane.r aoixed. 2843 24 ; State and Pennsylvania seconds to firsts. lSfBr; Western extras, 23c; Western thirds, 171 tc. Western seconds to firsts. 19622c; refrigerated. 1745r20r . PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14 Btitter quiet but steady; extra Western creamery. 24V: extra near-by prints. 21c. Eggs firm and In good de-

ern. 23V424c. loss oK ; fresh Southwestern. 81'4J ' mXLZl ...v- Mooresvilie for Indian DOtta end

Mnttinsvllle at IM a m Express ear arrises st ladlanajolls at 7:41 a m and departs at 8:1 a m.; alao arrives at 1:48 j. n- are departs at .' if. o. as.

1MH AIMH.I et M tltiOaVILLU RAPID TRANSIT CO. Waitiao Reea aal Statiaa. 47 Keaterky ATeasie.

,: l.,i.-s fnin. in fi.nt oi No. 47 X lip. ni. A

tucky avenue lor aaninivni nu Btationa at IH a. m. and every hour th

on the half-hour mark, until s:

7:38 p m car rune oniy w ear ruas to MartinsAUie and the

car leaves at 11 31 p.

Leaving MartinsviUe for IndMaapella aad tennedute stations, flrrt car st 8af a. m and every h'Hir taarvafter. on liar fort -miaute asark. until P- si The " J p. sn. ear runs ealy te MivirevMiie tb 4. 44- car te Jndianapw.a aoc the mvmm - 11, AM 1

A end MiSl ir ir-a t v.vw, lamia) m -

ttei. The

the I Vt snd Wat

i aiming te MartSns

appearance oi pruni-taaniK oy some tu in- l.Vfiao'-.-c. dairies, iswi.vif. big shorts. December corn closed at 50ct cases included. i84?i8Hrc.

a loss of Hsc. after selling Atisrn from 5mc to 0aC. Trade was of smaller volume than that of th- past few days, and the small cash demand was an aid to the general u . km-ss. Receipts were 425 cars, 30 of OSSH trsvcl gratK . The oas market was lower early with other R-rains. but there- was ome good suprrrt nn the lifeline, and a better tone re

sulted. Trade was quiet, with little feature, j off.

22c; fresh Southern. 2C20V Cheese firm and in good demand; New York full creama. fancy. 114e; New York full creams, choice. llV$fllHi . New York full creams, fair to good. ltV-fllc. CHICAGO. Sept. 18 On the Produce Exchange

to-day the butter market wan firm: creameries.

Ks mm, at nmik. Cheese firm at l"4tf

11. KANSAS C ITY. Sept aWRffSj flrrn ; Missouri and Kansas, eases returned. l'..c No. 2 whiteI wood cases Included, 114c. CINCINNATI. Sept. 1. Eggs steady at IV. ' Butter unchanged. Cheese easy; Ohio flat. l j loc. ST. LOriS. Spi 18 Butter quiet; r reaenery. ! 1 41e Hu: - 1 .H IT- rvvw Arm u T 1 k. 1 e- l.va.

"iwn ; . v - a S" a v av vww

Hogs Receipts. .".rii0; shipiitentc. 2. Vic The marketing of hogs thui- fat this vek sh..vs veiy little change compared with the same time last Waes and an increase of over coniar-d with 'h- - t r-.-tindinx ton a war air.. Th.-

Deccmlxr -losel M' l"w-r. at llHi' r -

after ranging between ZAv anl Vfl.'v Receipts were small 107 cars locally. There was an early depression in provisions, with the OOtl market, but it later i became tirm tor near-by and steady for dis- : taut deliveries. Pit traders were buyers on ,

Iho hii ak. ami ih- it: was also sum- support credited to packers. October yrork closed Tl.. higlMnr, at HS.7B, lar.l L'l-e UiWer. at lb. and ril s 121-.-- up. at H. 15. Kstimaio i n ipts tor to-morruw: Whe-at. GT cars: eorn. HS: oats. 80; hogs. ll.oOO head. Leading futures ranged as follows:

I--ST--N. Sept. 18. ISpecial 1 iJtcs Strictlv

frcsii t-all at 22c.

Ms. OIL CITY. Sept. 11. Credit

Shipnents. 44.818 brls; av-ersge.

tM lances. ."..,409 brls;

ii m

runs.

4 hicaao Storks. Albert R. Thompson & Co.' Wire

Ofen- Hifth- Low

STOCKS- lng. est. American Can 4 4 American 'an pief :.".' x: National Uiauit 88 National EMscalt pref 100'a 1 -, "Swift A Co 104 M United iv.x B.ar-1 3 Uniteil Box Hoard pref 19 19', Ex. dividend I1 jer cent.

I.isral Secnrit ica. Sales. 10 Colon Traction common p I'nion Traction -mmon Quotations. STOCKS AmHikun ivntial Life American National Bank ,

BM. Ml

1014 J receipts to-lay were not quite so large as

.101. weex uro. out noout twite as large as a y-ar

ago. wtrn tne sui pi.v the largest of tue trees and rath- r unfavorable reports fnm othi-r places. :he market this mornir.u onened with .ill bnvetM

I Iddding lower, and lo- ul packers esecially uere I j ery bearish. Shippers, however, were evidently ,

-iy weu su!'piei win oniem. ami. netng dis-l-os. -l to tr.-:n i tii lv , ., -. ll.mr i.:ims h s--.n

-stabli'.h'.'.. At A ieclin' eenetallv esUmatcit at

Ice nrniimn-l with yitirrtSl'a closlns; prtSSB j

arm ii.i:t .-..iiii .tre.i with -tenia) s best prices, the uahng was fairly active and the sci'Plv was ail hancuix hands After nnlinr

! a great deal of time In bearlnx the market pa. ) isaekers ttnallv dteo . .-. that sh'fiers wen'

n'-io-P! n -i iar;t' pniw,rtion ot tne nogs. CaaS-eo,uentlv they b -am- a little more liberal in th-lr offen, and the ( losing market was . s sciuntl u shade stroller than earlier. In fact, --in- .: ti, la-! F.iio w.-n prolial.ly ... hi-h. : than the opening, and in a xeneial way tranascil -ii.- - oii.oably not t.. .xon-.I l'r low r tli.ni

.3ä yesterday s average. There w.-rc not a great

nian hei ante in lat-. and a good e lea ranee

Ask, was made at closing flRures. The extreme ranr

in prices, exe pi pigs, was from 84 to 16.20, and the bulk of the sales were at Sl.lQfjMl.n, and

Clos

est, in. H 4 38 38 4 Si9"4

Articles. open- HighWheat mg est. Sept a :'T De-... 814-M4 Ma .. UH Ba C- t n Sept... äl 4-0144 lDec... .".1 -".14 -l'e Mh . 51 -.:l4 .14 Oats S-pt... 4 Dec r4 May.. 5!4-lo 44

Lowest 7! ts4 24 II rx-. 44-.', j 274 X4-a V

Closing. 7! K2. ii4 ' a ,Vi. '4-2744 3N4-Ä1

IL1I3 brls: avrage. 7" .4 l.rls. Shipments iLima)

3,783 bris: avrare. 62. 4 j brls: runs. 47. SU brls. average. 38,.84 bris

I V A M N AH. Sept. 18. fSrlta sf turpentine 1 firm at '.7c. Rosin Srm A. B. C. 81.89. D. 81 ; , i:. $2. F. fßM; tt. 82 Ii: H. 43.40: 1. 82 24: K. 88.44; I M. tt tVi. N. 82 20; window glass. T , water j white. 83.80. II.M1N ;ToN. Sept. 15 Ssirits of turpentine rtaady at Me. Hosln Srm at 8L2a4Sl.Sn Tar firm 1 at SI TT.. Crude t un-eotine flrm at 12. P and 13.88. MONTI'KI.IKR. Sept. 1. Crude petroleum steadv. North Lima. 1118; South Liana aad Jn- ' (liana. II 13. CHAKI.KSToN. Sent. 14. Opirits of turpentine nom'nal HoMin steady.

UlAArOLlS. OKEE WOOD 4 FRAXKU It. at. CO. raw an cars v Pennsylvania and WashInartos street. Frst car at 4 a. an. aad hourly toroaftcr until 88 p lachsaive Last car leaves at 11 L p at On Saturdays and Bsoasys ran leave alas at 13, 2.. I:H. 4JI and 8:88

J C combination passenger and expiroas oar leaves HeoTaTie and Meridian atrests for Orseowssa only

at ;' a m

aad 8:30 p. an.

I Ml I V 4. I'D LI. 9HKLBTVIL4.eC A

SOI THK TER TRACTIOI

Hept...tn. UiW 112. U.S) Oct.... 12..V. IS.1l 13.Ü 13.7 ! May. . 13.3. 1. .74 l-4i 13.124 i Lard ! Sept... .s'. S. f.474 I Oct.... 8.2 b.274 Lit h.2". Jan.... 7.271- '.. 7.2'. . 7 274 Ribs V Seat... 8.4 s.w sow Ml Oct.... 8.aj 1. !. Mi .Ian. .. 7.011 7.0U i;.M's 1.874 New. Cash quotationa were as follows: Klour

Ponltry.

was

I-Mil . Wheat- No 2. WKue No. 2 ted. 794ly80c. 1 ' irn No. 2. 54c ; No. 2 yellow, Sic. Oats No. 2 v.hit. . 41r; No 3 whit.-. 3s44yl4-. No. 2 rye. '..! v.-,. Fair to eboio. mtUtinK barley. ä84y40c. FUixstvd - Nu. 1. t?v, N'... 1 Northwestern, i.

NEW YORK S.'P?. t'i. 1'ouitiy Alive firm; Western thickens. 114c: fowls, lU4c; turkeys. 13c. Dressed steady. Western broilers. 14jl6c. turkeys, 1342bc. ST. IOClS S.pt 1 Poultry strsdy; chickens

t 8c: rprtnss. He; turkeys, 1814c. ducks. MJSe;

geese. 4ttj . BOHTov less. -Special. 1-Poultry ateady, fowls and springs. 14c; young turkeys, 2Sr. CHICAGO, Sept lie Poultry easier; turkeys. He; chickens, hecs, 11 springs, 114c. CINCINNATI. Sept. li.-Poultrjr etrong; hens, 11- , springs. 12c; turkeys. 124c. Dry i.ooda. NEW YORK. Sept. 18 Operations hare been slixhtly increased in certain quarters, bat osasinuuicat re still very small and restricted by

Cars leave Indianapolis for Shelbyvllle and all mternvdiate fetofis trom the corner of Washingtn and Meridian streets sn tae tsllowing hours: l t. 1. S, S, ie. II s. as.. II e ciorat neos aal U " rLn leave saelbnt Ie fu Indianapslls aad all ' m-aiaU- stox-i as foUow; 4J ' I'. 4:M.

.... i" ' asiv. .vaa j .

. .

i s: ISI. . "t- T--, :w ano :si p m, ftosad-trxp tickets, lndianapolia 4o jassiMn, can be vniroriaaesl at Hader a drux aSeea, eorr.ee

iicton an: rajans ivania pire-eis. avaa at taa

.1 ..tV.:'

t. CM lev vbaraise. StUSsaT 11 'H b.ck

a.- r a c..4, a.im 1 c.k,.i.

On Saturday usd Sunday, beginning at 8 a. as.. h ear will leave Indiana polls eah half hour. jrt'-T IS and 8: a. m and 1JI. tM an ;, - ta. The bxt car leaves at midnight Lesevins SbJbyviUe ih cars will ran os the half hour, beginning at 4 27 a. ox., exoeptiag 7 27 and 11 27 a m and 2:27 and 7.27 p av Last car will leave Sfcelbyvllte at 1148 p. m.

fear of financial esrdltlena That the are aot all that ar.lrSt be deauad aad that ta diAcaitp nf securing aseaey te iiqsldate eseeretat taaUbtedaess Is very grat Is admitted by eayer and seller. The JeOblag trade saeera eoaded fallLaf off locatty.

Cotton.

NKW ORLEANS. 8Vapt U CotlOS steady. Sales. Leaf ssJee. Ordinary. 7 18 Kc. goad ordinary. 84c; lew middling l4c. middibsg. sfe; good middling. 114c; middling fair. 114c nooalnai. Receipts. 1 SU hales; atock. IT. 4SI bales NiJW YORK. Sept 18. Tat tost Spot eteeeg steady, middling upianda U.75c, mi44Uiag gaif. 12c. galea, 8,880 bale

Metals.

ST. LOriS. Pat. ML Metals easier uuici si i.'.iöi aswlter ouisl UM