Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1899 — Page 10

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fHE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1899.

HOES STEW TO LOWER

RECEIPTS BLB A L AND BUY ERS TOOK THEM PROMPTLY.

»r 1>L! wa It*. $U.»; •hort c!«r*r. j^-r bbi *» lift. JJI.W; rump. p«r WW a» ifc*. *ii ». 1 wrt »*«*-. •»»«. rnaitf**rf*. wi-aerw*,'-** -TVAin. :i«ik. teOreM** Mrstk.

iwrco.

ate; bTo-

ck.

r«*l sahni*. ss*:-.. JvT; teJItost. IS*-;, •'sod. *r. b»ddnrk. it:, (ten: ***—»*»* Htetteux ••

fl'*> #»*.»«»; »wt Balttrwir-••rt#':::*, *! k. r»is». < IV »•» 3Sc; *VTa, -■•-vnti. r.k. a, rra-vtr~>l; atfi^o-ek-aUm*. »!-« * bawlrx-i; labm*H..

, 23c

WHEJT'S COHTINUED FILL

2K<r^!r: oai.^ ahtaX c«tj« clover. Sac «»; .;rair. 25c u hancsred.

At the MHU. Wheat. w*|ff»n or car lots, Xu. 3 red. «e; Xo. S. Cs^Oc

II DAY FOR PENNSYLVANIA

rr»«i» b*<!-'■»*<■ u, i# it<(. *^y*‘

Not Many Cattle, but Prices iteady—THe Leading

’ Karketa.

akMot; Western Steers. «*> a* to eo JU. c«-

tlve stain. #«> to Uwa » ; te: » to »i Ito. S'. ESttve fistfer*. 3to to SOj >fae.. ■ ; S*•j*« cjw*. ** to •»> ib#.. tH' cost* :>» v>tsa i J^c «w*r S«kj» twe; bsl/rr htsvte »V:. heifer tores, fc. cow

i fores. 5A*«; ww hind* V.

I Fresh M*»'» Vesl esrea*.*. H»^c; hind qMM--

_ , . ter*. l*s; for- lusn-rv *V-

Held ; Marttoe- Bprlnc Umb*. per to . *%c; she-p.

ittttoo. be. rack*, mutton. *hjet. 3V f

fteeam.

» frdJB tiii V*

ttM pee 'twstc-I. accaHBac to *T*-'ie*.

n to s tisstul.

i.'Jv'-r r. ols -dteytac e

yeas

_...GtlW jew*-, frwns fl.li to

.Sear-.*;, fan*.-. K-otackj Wfc- gras*. * i* t* ti.Je: e**r« ciesa K-otu*** toue ar»*», lit fik . mi tt|>. from TV to ffie * tounhet teOftac. Fnsttsh Wwe «*•*»... H.IWie#: Atoyke etovsc MM. t4.^l#4.S#; Alfalfa rtofer »«o*. **.TMf ; t-to.

X'OT

Other

ABLE TO RECOVER LATE LOSSES.

New York ProTisicns.

LARGE BLOCKS SOLD AT RISE

i ic; !**».

] ruttanatAiUs Union Stock Yards, Nov. 27. cattle—Receipt# 1» head. Bhlpments

H«ht.r As usual, at

the receipt* of cattle were smalt, and there was not much Interest taken In the market by buyers. However, when rales were made, they were usually on a basts of steady prices, compared with

the close of last w-ek.

Cood to prime steer*, U£0 lbs

and upward \ 9& tob S ta

l air to medium sleets, 1.860 its,

and upward i 4 » V* \

<bi«d to Choir.. i.lfdUo l.W-lh

s .,0® & to 4 ^ 4 7i 4 ‘*j «M Ti> 1 mm 4.7s 3 7&7i 4 X 2 'kX® 1 V. 3 f/a 4 4o 3 to® 7» 2 2 .5 3 >/« 4 5“

A Cattle Sbovi - _

Plttsbura. Fa.. November 27.,-—The «r«*. cattle show in the history of the East Liberty stock yard- opened ye#terCa , and ended at noon to-day r The attend- . , unco wa* !ar*;e. ;-.nd experts dec Tare the

time In the week, j display uiiusually fine. The first prize

! was awarded to * f - E. Picnell. Kansa#, ; 111.; second prize to L F LHtfends:, ] Iowa, and the third ^rUe to 14 F

[ nell. Kansas. HI.

Iron and

J-Abtr.tr prices

Jiteel.

IroT.. t3>.< fcauM,: st : «el

15.7 >a-4 W

^aik atteiS, MAM

*W*-2b 'base; bar. stee.

tire. ts. stirt..3e: toe

.i.1,1 - . et—’r, 22. 'iay. ■**—-i.. t4. -e, msckiiMry st-el, c T : ^r4.» mum: tool steel. V® IV toa*-: ste-1 Mbaftiac. b* per cent, itoroant: b-jr»-*fc«i-*. M.’S tote. hoof. Sr«.r.. MS- tasa;

*n*i- V 2.

Kick# and FouMry.

Grains Influenced by Weak* ness of the Leader—To'Day's Prices.

Advanced with Vim. but

Pln-

CIT* UIIOLESALK t>1 ATlOtS.

4ta„lati«»i*« ou

« owatnndltlrs. Ilrj 4»*-od#.

Various

-wiPii.i'iiiriPt,.

8#’r:c.

* ‘hk-mis , Not anab.-r 27. —Th«i w (mst | market It was evid.-m at the openln* | to-day, failed to re ->up any of Its late ; losses duririK the cessation of tradina .totSBrdaiF-. Initial price* wens decidedly lower. December V*«V' off from Friday | at ©HS© 1 *-:*. and May r -*®V lower at C*, *1**’V\ The forced ’tomdation of L>e- *- r-i'ier was *r- paramo .in t influence, al- - th-ois-h prospects of -liberal tn>.-reasea to

-“viclbie a

New York. November 27.~Butter-Rfc- 0F F0UB P0INTS

•elpts 72a- packjiaes; <trvms; Western

creamery. ; June creumery, J2«2te:

factory, ISSwlte O.erse—Receipt* 11> ;«ai-ka«es' Arm: smalt September. 12** Prices

finest October tSfiKV*; Urvc !

fancy September. ir**n;2v*c: large Oeto- - Fierce Raids Made Ended in

oer. finest. 1’V - E«»»—Receipts *

Pftrkaee*: steady: Western unfraded a: RekCtion.

mark, ikfate. llo*ar—Raw: steady; fair refining. 3 13-l«c; centHfu*ml, SS test. 4*% c; j molasses sugar 3 Mite: refined steady; } crushed, 5 $-lte: powdered. 5e,c: granu- i

[3-lte. Coffee—Irrefuiar: No. 5,

7c.

Baltimore Eggs and Poultry.

•teem — — -.4— i air to mwllum Llfiuj to IJMJO-lb steer* f Medium to good W> to 1,1‘Pblh steer* ....... i. trooti to ctootee teed Ilia Htjsvrm.. l air to medium fee^c* steer#. < 'omnton to good stockcrs (J«Ksf to choice holf-r* I'alr to medium heifers Com mob light heifer 1 - <iciod to choice cow cair Ut medium co i ommon old cow#

Veal calve* ..

Heavy calves Crime to fancy export bull* • ->od to choice butcher bulla «Vtnmon u, fair buiiis f ,ood to choice cows god - alvi

I &H«*cbsd 4;:-ittrj*Me--AEi4r<3»'.'!W , it!'!' BIw k»tor.- M :n- r-«. :*■ » koot. J«

1 Pac; trwtsM Aaebor >■ Lacr.s*. *, I View, H inefaei!. 5 irwjf'il Ar.'-hof. ♦> i ln>dMs. M; Dsamonl Field. M lari#**. * i ' Farweli. M tac*i««. I*. Fl-iit 4J*d, >6 •»-*>**

fHfttdUt# A A, » .torhrs. V: ISUMKHU#.

Site, 3* bs-he#. TV - New

Mite;

H-4. 17c ; P#-f insrPfl S j,

Toledo Marlkef.

Rutlull prices ai Toletlo, He^l ciciv^r, Cj»'8'a.liw bushel; Aleyke clover, to ♦a®*.*

crlmaac clover. 54.3e

r» d top. >a•* '‘i'll ^ : t!nr.oth>. 31 Kentucky blue gras*, JlToSgtl-te'.

Kssex rap*., ibc p<>una

Ifaifa clover, 5*. to;

Dwarf

.*’.t. h« th th- ri-ible and to local stocks and J the weakness of Liverpool were factors

* in cauistuc the lame*.

The opening was under pato and buying against this pritfliege was the principal Nippon. December, under this impulse, and some • covering by shorts, recovered to to\ j«*Bts<. and May to 7uc. Receipts

Spw ial to Tfee IndiaasiwH# News.]

Baltimore. Md„ November 27.—Eggs— Western, iv per down. Chickens—lave. 'T^Si'Stjc per lb.: dressed. per lb.

Baltimore Grain Market.

5c; 4He*xlJt:- » inch-*. 7%c,

Hard ware.

i Special to Tie Itslianapolis New* ;

Bmlttiobre, Md. November 27 -The grain r arltet was inactive and lower.

Western Wheat—Spot and

h-re for two da>> were 177 cars. 69 of ^ r,* ember Western ntract grad**. The balance of trade in * Corn—Cash and November ihStfHbV'*

Is , December 3b:-. Oat*—No. 2 white ©#

Pepper-i

I. So

3 'XFi «, 40 j «"

1 fb# 2 W

York Mill#, No. t »%-:

IS# . .tea Island.

M iiarb#*, te; Ctteu,

»ter

iMngiMuns~’-Ar>-/ak-w«

at**;; ***>

{ Wire N*ili» ' te# {'tain wrii

arlzcd.

t-f Xnt

fi 16: for

CUva.

PkHgBMHnHi barte-d a!rt. 13.

a’-ir*,. C ki.:

piair.

(•aiat-d i’vaa:*«d ko»- italia,

Haiae. to; Kv-r-

fiv-h ft 25 3 >oii 5 to 3 0$ 4 S 3 efiu 3 to 2 toU 2 25

35 mjUj to

< ommon to calve* ....

Hogs-Receipt*. The receipts of the average for a

about 1.000 smaller t cal packer# were *]

In the field, but the

metlluiii.4:<>w# and 'IS OS0O to Shipment#, none, were larger than dnday market, but an a year eg'*.. to»ut the only buyer* um petit ton was falr-

Bfassi<% i%c; Lancaster. M«c. N'*rw«a d‘e

'll-#* aiyte#,

du N-.rde, ' •*•

Man.'Oeetei rapie*. P***-. T-'Je

I lour and Feed.

»«

Itei *p. In piiwlgtrt, )

>y,«sr vt

M <

Hpririi: putedtS. H si#4 4 * patents. $I V'^r4 Hf* t4>i »int-r t.-ljl. : . leer gi J.< 1>M . law grad#.

V. bW . ry-. 17. »t l»bl ; brar.. 113.

ted meai, •H.ltekU.*#,

J ■ ^ 1 i>:

’amire*'; •—K«iw-trd*. Rkc, Sia.ter. t‘*r Osama* **te; tr-wuMreifa «*' ■ Warren, to-

Tiekii-jg*" Amoekeag. A "A. J*... Ourdte, At'fcL Me; i Vnesbgs. MF. lie. Hamilton 'Stoat, awniags, to. !«iu>x faw j- tewkfnCd, Uk-; I>i»ne.re) 4#»kf<«id r i-'V*' - : Oafciarwi, to; Warreo *#-,kfoi<1. PH*g , Irttox XX. U# . Thorruiyk-

toy> J4>bgen pnc.

>n Duck TsJwm*#. 7 uww.**, g) Inches i ■_ * M 1*>ar<) i *g> M benu4# V 1- — " « lemrrs. 39 inehes, Ite TW ■ ’ inch, lit.*:*' m . ‘-ommon oak. |2tL.**» M; No. I

:S%c. Ha *-•«-. la oanoe*. *» , fi>« rieg. »it <#/ M No. 1 siding. <IS.m M. si n-

. 'Wheat... as lu com. «ilg and pru\1j«ton.« ai*w In favor of the May option. ' ora was influenced by the weakness J of wheat and Tower cables, opening -v:-

...vdrr Friday. t>eo mt*er at SIVuSlNc i

I and May - at . .. * -

f'.r som.e time on «. dull market at about *

s Initial figures.

‘•ate were mf..er»c*d b* the other ■ ‘ gruin*. owning down. December at —Ly.' anti May at 23**0. Business was very Uuiet ami opening' prices prevailed- Receipts here for two days were 4te cars Provisions w*re comparatively firm, buoyed up by th • firmness of Liverpool for American products. Trade was light

W ■*-

No. 2 mixed esterr •

stiofriit!.

«ady to 2V lower of last week, the ruin promptly and a soon made. We

ly active and at prices thsn the cb offerings changed good clearance wa

•tuotaf

<7oo4l to chol«?h medium and heavy i U K> Mixed and heavy packing I to ‘lood to 4;holce lightweight*. 3 to 4'ommon to fair lightweights I 75 t 'ommdn to gcnel pig# 3 *#> Houghs 4>, —.... » »

'H i F-”, §3 to fa to

«a% 75 «3 70

lougoiv . 1., •

Sheep - Receipts I light. Shipments none. The few fresh arrival# of sheep . and lambs sold to local butchers on a basil of steady prices, compared with those current for equal

kinds at the 4-lo#4* of last we-k.

• rood to ebedee lamOe 54 25*7*4 75 Common to medium iambs 3 00it4 0o f.»ood to choice stump, 3 2f/'/3 to Common to medium sheep 2 O'jfl'8 •« Murks, per head 2 «#»* 75

Interstate Live Stock Market.

Interstate Stock T#rds, November IT. Cattle—Receipt# light. Shlptneut# non# The receipts of cattle to-day w#re aulie light, with the market only nominal R. port* from other market* Indicate steady

tu a shade hlgltor captations.

Export and shlpplitg cattle we quntfii

4.4ood to prime steers, 1.254* tbs

and upwanl 1 $ 5 totrff. 25

Fair to medium steep#. 1,350 lbs

and upward .,,.,T,L f> 25tf* 3 50

Good to choice l,IB* to 1,*10-11*

4 7m 5 25 1 5 ut) 3 75 b I tkl 4 4 a* a to« 4 >*) 2 3 75

7tte. TaJIawite

M <emte#, 12t*c;

inch## izv

dhirtings. C’t*#4-k# #*e1 t;##^ i'*’- — Aei >#**• «e

Lte'-. LkooMmy, te; New s utL C ; l-e-

tund*. Sc; Anwskess plal4 exwlsi *r.

Amnekeeg #t»:j^- *:iierl9to, i 1 -!*;; Bdlirtimrsii,

*V. Bvereit Chambrwy T 1 **- brown < *«<(■»m*i» AtlanUi' A. * lnci>e». *‘-s .

Atianit*. II. 34 inches, *< Aikunii. H 35 IrwN##. ; Aitwri- an Mill#, N Inch## 4\‘- ■ Armory stMtetUi..R«, M inch**# Mifr", C jfnet.. »» fiwtee#, 4\c; ‘"onstPotion 34 inches. V , iv * 1 '. C, M in*-he*. SI**-: Hoot FF, #S inohe#. 4*4*; XX 34 )a<-li#e, 5V . Hu<’k # Ura l. 24 tw he*, to, y#* I sun** * in*t*#», 4*«e; Hru*Hv*M hur*'!or, 34 Invhe#, 5c; L/mn Ur*r. '!i. 34 Inches,

M tnches, i\fe; V*i<i

I.amber end '•hinglex. ; ■ SSrSESS

pork opened unchanged at

gle*.

r. m

teiltng (.re**. H# l***.ih»r. ak .j< Ins. *:-41411 . #intci>- #

I French kt*

f, 11 *

Krrtt* h calf.

Leather.

ness t*a*b«r f .?:#+# ; rvde hemiork. 2Mra#-. skirt--*r>. fi*%-43r. city kip. p*# City calf, Srxtel !•*,

« *4*l *Li

M.-sy l.ird a shade down at 5.3t'«c, and May ritef a .-hade under Friday at a.KWr5.12V»<..

Quotations.

TRy L W. Ltwisv Wi£*.j

High- Low - _ est, est —4losed.—

Nov. 27. Nov 25

4 : *< . fiia’ue

» 4 tu-

rtle*

; ; I’*n li fer ' C, .Ike; t

Uterty. * tereLL k-4.

ina, !

174 freptemi, tj’ir; t Uca,

-4. 1!

Pit 4-L a ice 4 offeew Mfe Coflte Art'.-*, ir.'to L4on. t.- ... Jrr • > *;-■ t ‘.'ura-a-. Ilj li; I»ui.. h Jai* W'-ri't. »i.: e Diiteworth's. |!*U5; MiU! Poudl te v , Estes's H!>n ;< -1 J*’. a 11" #•

Hr**;

we; iLtiea, t-4, 22’ee; rife:*., 10-4. i* 1 . t*rinte—Alien far., j. Amer: an Indue*.

4 tec; Amt-n-mit shirt mgs. 3V Merriiaa" rdr-

tc Arnold long i-Ph.ii H. T'e Am -d

fem* <*loth. Ste-j; Berwick fancy. 3V: Berlin solids, to; Itertln. th-te-fourth# Turkr)" rete. SW); it#rlln tbie#-fourth XXXX Turkey n-i#. te; f*4«oh«s> truu'i"*, 4%c; O-he* >■ maddery. 4 V-; l*or*»ni<>4»tli 4 V: Harm >ny fan.'ie#. 4< , Man' te-wer r*n(-)n>. 4Sr" Pa'-.C • 1'arthtans. to. Pwcifto mourn nir# 4tec: Kt.-np IKM ii^.oming# 4te'fi Venn* 'dl blue and green,

to, Wlndarr fanru*. U*

jHrowii t»r L Hml. 34 litdhss, 4V i l*« iri b , k ton. 30 lor hew, te; Dwight, >1 UPte-s. Sa.

apt. to: Motmwk, 3ft tnohes. Tte' Htrong •dv'ttiH’# m wide sbeeUaga.

4»r«M*«*rte»*

Indmr.apoiis Wh4*iw«tte Sugar Pr..— -Domirnttm, toSlo; < Ut loaf S <*.•; nowdered. 6.3to; XXXX powdered. i.3Bc; n*r..t*rJ gnmua'-i. L&e, fine granulated. *40. bag*. 6.33c: «.*«• uiated. 5-It* oar ton*, iste. granulated, ’ lartofl*. t>.3Xc; extra tin# grunulab-l. .cubes, ft. »• mold A. S.tJc, V Jitfe-U.men 5.(Me: I Columbia A »j#y«t"ti# v. 4 7*5. ; 1 Wimtsoi A -Anierl' «n A. 4.7to*; * RSdg'W -el A

i iieeae.

Jobbing price# In,tK>rie«i Hw!##

V:#'*<ar.#u,

I34rl4‘ . dome-tie IlMiburger. li

: dponeatic r*w-(«#.

Wisconsin cream. 13< New York Ch#dt

brick,

ito; ' iarr. j

14c.

Open.-

Artie lea. Wheat—

ing.

Dec,

Hji’te

May Corn—

ri*V

I>e<

site

Jan

May Oats—

Dec. ......

May Fork—

■Si\

Dec ......

s (fi

Hide# an«i Tnliou.

Hide:

him No.

s- No t to . No

taJtow, 4.4 4 .

s » hide#. Ms No.

J calf. Itted: No. 7 c

No. 5 tallow, 3%c.

2 4

%\ woL

The feikmmg ar* prices paid for wagon

uti. unwash ble. 7c less

f J.m , j May . • I eird ; Dtc . ' Jan .

May

1 Kib#- | Dec ... ‘ Jan .

i* 17 f j fi

... t

... 5 12 ... & ;av

;lot#: Ofed. meiituiii. unaash<-d. a>#2'l<

imerrh*ntable, 7c f up-washed, aftfisfe

and un

it ito

Hi : burry j May .. .. .» %il>

—M “Ctoilng

«5-%

65te-

7»>

*114-

7ftte

21 te

31*4

31**

31 Vj-

H.A,-

324*

:i2-*te

•#».

32V

22 V

22-‘,-

22tT»-b

23L

Zi\

23-*

8 07-

Sft irj

s tfi

s 06

J» 52

ft 47

51*

ft 5.1-52

ft 62-W ft 57

;t »v

ft ai-e

4 ft2-

4 90

4 J«

4 ftH

5 15

5 12

5 12-

5 12

5 Jo

5 teJ

5 32

5 A*

4 **7

4 W

l S7

4 87

4 ftT

4 ftf>

4 Sfi

4 D5-97

5 12

5 ]<)

8 Mb

5 10

New York. November 27.—The exj ceptlrmally favorable bank statement L Saturday, coupled with rep»xns of British | military successes 1 , caused heavy trading * in Americans tn the London market. * 1 Leading international stocks were ad- \ vance«1 nru*derate!y with Pennsyl\-anU rising 4a,. The local market opened with a great show of animation, and priees 1 were better ail around.' Simultaneous sales of 12.Wo shares occurred in Penn- * sylvania at from 1354* to 137. as compared | with 122V Friday s dose. Six thousand | shares of Kaittnn.re ft Ohio preferred sold ! S at from »\ to «v and SJft) I’nlon Pacific ;

Noxember brotytht from 50* u» Site- Changes in i

j some of the st*ecialties were a point or j i better In the way of improvements, but

Kvc No. ^ * 'h** grangers and Sotithwestern shares !

J varied slightly.

A fierce and sudden raid on leather ; i dropped it six points, and other special- ; ties were then attacked. Sugar yielding three and Tobacco and Manhattan a ! ! point. This cheeked the buoyancy in the railway group, and reallxlng depressed j j Baltimore A- Ohio Issues. Pennsylvania j ’ ;md New* York Centra! 4ine to three j ;«**lnts from the best. Business was large: and the distribution wide, but tin? market became quiet by the end of the ; hour. Prices had reacted In many stocks

below Frida> s level.

r 27. - The imports I Moderate buying to cover shorts

of w heat Into Liverpool for the week f caused rallies in a f#w shares and the were: strength became general by midday. From Atlantic ports, :‘.4.2t>t quarters; j Sugar. Baltimore & Ohio preferred. BurFarlfie twirts. none; other ports, 9i.W0 . lington, Manhattan and Fesieral Steel quarters. were the lenders and averaged over a Imports of corn into Liverpool from point, leirg.- takings of Peoria. De«'atur Atlantic ports for tbf* week were 191,200 , & EvaMVliM Itft«d It 2 points, while Con-

solidated Gas brought 44 and rallied 24. Better prices were obtained for bonds.

The Closest Inspection foil to disclose the sliahtest flew in. sny Overcoat or Suit that goes out of our store. Whether you pay much or little you know exactly what you are getting, the fabric, the lining and the tailoring will be thoroughly dependable, and the price will be what our prices always are—the lowest in town for anything like similar values. S P ec _ ia,s .! n Overcoats and Suits ThlsIVete ~~ Do you know our $s Stevenson Hats? Have you seen our 50c Neckwear?

INDIANA'S; BIG '.[lotaioSiose

Toledo Grain Market.

tfipevud to The Indianapolis New#.}

Tcledt*. O.. November 27.—Whewt— steady and lower. Quotations at noon were: Wheat—Cii»h f3%c. IWember t.TSc. May 73c. Corn—December 32c. May JBc. t'tots—May 35c Nm, -* S?4<*. Rye— No. 2. 56< Clover Sv, d—Ca.-h *4.70 1K*-

cember *5.50. March C.S24Liverpool Grain Imports.

BUS5.5WA1N6'CD.

STEVENSON BUILDING

INDIANAS BIG

quart tT* 4

Flax at Cbicagu.

Chicrtgo. November 27.—Flax—Cash Northwest 11 Southweet *1.39, Decem-

ber May *1.36.

but the demand centered pretty much in middle trade Ueuee.

Money.

Money on call steady, 6 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 34‘q«l per cent.; sterling exchange strong with actual business In banker#’ bills at 4St;4ragC for demand and

Indiana Oil.

•lb.

Sc*, A.

Montp«*!i<*r, ind.. oil. *1.09 a barrel.

Novt tntor 27 —inOUtoaa,

iaifayette: ii B Smith and wife, Hurt ford City; \V. T. Oott, Crawfordsville:

J. Parmenter. W abash.

Fnglteh—W'iiaam J. Spencer. Columbus-. L. !.. Whitesides. Franklin; P. S. Baker, Greencastie; M. Beil. Kokomo; .1. R. 1 xmg, Muncie; Miss Nebcker, Covington,

C. T. Kastman. Brazil.

: Bates—A. J. Huasman. latwboy: 8. B.

* a:-»h markets Oats 22\*c. pork i J^owe. Bedford; K. E. Foster. WorthinR-

‘ ~ lon; A . j. Dillon. Rochester; P. C. Ho\ey,

- • ■ X - ... A I ^ t 1 to'* • T l *

ludauiMiiv nt Hotels.

I *eniig*n—Theodore Shockney. L’mon City; George A. Gogg. Terre Haute;

James O. launbert. Liberty; James a. j Mt 48)4 for sixty da vs; posted. 48294824 Tempter. Muncle; N A. Spurgeon. Man- j Hn<! 4x7. ,ommerclal bills 454. Silver ccrde; J C. Webster, wife and daughter, j tlficates. B8%«i5»4c. Bar silver, 68\c.

Mexican dollars, 474c.

Bonds.

Government bonds strong. I*. S. 2s reg- I ular IO04, 3s regular 1(04, do coupon 1994. j new 4s regular 1324, do coupon 1324, old 4s regular 1134. »lo coupon 1134. do 5a regular ill4. do coupon 1114.

COMMITTEE FORMED For National Civil Service Association Meeting. ■'arl Svhurz, urt ident of the National C't\ 11 Service Reform Asaociation. which will meet In this city December 14 and IS. h:*s appointed the following committee on resolutions. Richard H. Dana. Boston. Herbert Welsh, Philadelphia. Charles B. Wilby. Cincinnati. Charles J Bonaparte. Baltimore. William Dudley Foulke, Richmond, Ind. Sherman S Rogers. Buffalo. Among other things, this committee wtl! deal with President McKinley's re- . cent order releasing about ten thousand • offices from civil service rules. The day j meetings of the association will Iw held I in the parlors and auditorium of the Ger-

man House.

Puts «*-\<?n594e; calls 704c. 7of|704c.

Puts and Calls. Chicago. November 27.—May Wheat— Puts «9*i*&4 C ; calls. 71>4c, 70t&704c.

j. r. South Boyd,

#teers .1............. Fair to inodlutn 1.1M to UDO-tb

steers

Medium to good H00 to l.lOtMb stssrs Good to choice feeding steer# Fair to medium feeding steers. Common to good stoekera Hulcher*' cattle we quote;

Good to choice helfsr# 4 tftgti 4 ft' Fair to medium heifers 3 6ou * «»i Common light heifers..,,,.,.,., 2 7S#i.»| Good to choice cows 9 «r#tj 4 15 ; Fair to medium, cows.. 3 W4t 3 75 * ornmun old cows 2 (¥#tf 9 00 ! Veal calves 6 B*u H 7t j Heavy calve# 2 3 rsm R on ; Prime to fancy export hulls... 3 3 99 ■ Good to choice butcher hulls , 3 JSv'.i .1 do common to fair hubs 2 ?toa 1 no 1 Good to choice cow* and calves 35 tftHik* On

< >mntnn to medium cows gnd

calves i£ otifpO oo Hogs Kecelnts W head, rihlpnn nts 700 head. White the receipts to-day were only fair, they wer»- fully all that was expected for Monday, and the quality of th» offerings were uhnut on an average v. Ith the pkst several days. Buyers wi re on hand sarlv, l the pens were soon dear at- prices ubqut steady at Haturduy # quotation# for toe kinds offered

Wc quote;

Good to choice ipedtum and

heavy ...,T. ,|» Mqu 3 tr> -Mixed and heavy picking 3 7Nt 3 «'

Good to choice llghi weights. .. 3 7M} 3

Common lightwclgfits i 70

ami lanihs nr« still •lighting this

markoi

Good tn choice 1 Common to mndlui Good to choice shi Common to medtui Bucks, per head

Omtsnnlai a. i .to, 4 i*n<»nix a <‘alifo'-itu I A. 4.71ft : 5 Kmpire A- Fmi.Sdft H. 4 ®* . JH l.teal ti.Sdrn #x C Keyst 'iw H. 4.57*-; 7 J ! \Vliu1#ur #* <' -Amsrl.#u> U. 4 iir; ■» Hl.lgewniod «x <*—Omenola! H. 4.4fc-; • ysll'tw #» «*-4'an- i j f.«-nls B, 4 Ito-. 1" Fmnkiln «x ! ♦.SBc; U yellow—Keystone ex C. < lift . I* yell

l.*w Amseivsn ex C, 4.07': 11 yellow nlttl #» <•. 4 «7. . 14 -1 tell 4.V7e; 15 geiii/W, l-On-; 1« yelkss. 4 . .. .

t (’atn.-i U.K..P H lark berries, *-lb .. »-ove I oystets. l-iti , full wt-ignt Sk&oiflt-lA, i-fi- . ilght

iVnteu-

W' lgtlt, toV, » light weight

toTh.. IS.'Sjgsai. seteKMl.

ti t 4i i.to, pbe-siipiee standard^ S-d't

1 Wi, iM-'r«n<'te, 1 U»., t1.aB4id.45;. string tesns, j

Sib ■#»#. fft I-it.- r»:m m 1-lb I! OtNfcft W>; plneitpt'iMR. Baluuaa. *l.is*k7=3. slftai. *1 afttH.75; eaGy June. W.'iutoi.il. n arrow, ttr; soaked 70m*> . tomstnes. 8 lh.. «0; oern, sugar. WsAiftl. 10; a|*|te butler, a 'l<i*#n. S-lb.. Hpioss—Pnground; Auspice ossala, lirrlX' IIUM-.V toft'#!!.* 1 nutmeg- 751945-:. Dried Fruits Angies, sun-dried, fctec: .-urrsnts. "SW** citron, fed*ito. Hg«. i£ , -»1ii&< . rsisliis. Twu Crown, u lb, 7"%c Three Crown, iter; Four Crown, to-, Lornion isvcr«_ 11.35; Knur I'ruwn i luatcrs *1.75, Five <'mwn i-lus

>- I Utl ™- r W’ '•* • *■ • > H.to'Ui e*; peaobs*. dcntoxrJ,

pie

s-t

Other Oils.

Tlon.<. 11.74. Sttiu. *1.61. Pennsylvania 11.61; Baxm-svllle. *1.51; Corning, *1.44; | Nt-Wi UMite, II %; North Lima, *1.14;

South Lima. *1.09.

Exports of Iron and Steel.

Washington, I*. C . November 27.— | American manufu'-turer* will sell the : outside world over JL'nyvin.ofio worth of i Iron and steel in P3!*. or *2<J.0ti0.(R>il in exc**s# of any other year in hlstor”. The *i '’ x,,ori ‘ ! n1 ,r " n an ‘ 1 for October

nt; *we < nm'n «f

ters. |1.||; 1-ltt seeded raisins, Kite* . Csilfor-

se,. d less m. Ute>-;

4th5s. ft 1 *'.';

rate ns. litter.

seedless Sullstis. Tc, Caltfarnla

Sultun

nl«i #eedle#» guttana, 7c, < Muscatel, ,r. imported se>-'ii

imported Undurs layers, to- prune#.

M-W, TV . #V TtMWjjM

4«; ** *0 «V: c'-ft".

Nuts-Brasil, ft 1 .*'-, filberts.

nc: soft-shell, ito . Beil

v.-tot, ■*te*' :: ,"i shell

ihelli-d

•Inv'ndft. lie : soft-shell, ito . itolinont ftheUed sltnonds, Ito- Joolsii shelled .tlmonda. lev; etsporsted sprirtite. ISIflto-; dsteM, tofllr

.gf-te- .

tap

IVsnuts—S

masted, 7(Si*e.

Gmrerlee New Orleans

phow ho in« reof ovt-r SS.okMXft'. a# compared with October! of last year. Both in price and quantity the figures show an increase, and in practically every article and class of articles. Bar Iron shows an Inemtftc of marly F»' per tent, and wire nails an Increase of a**

fw-r cent.

j if la thu» apparent that the froouently expressed iieiief that the increase in * prices bf iron and steel and manufu'i ttires th. reef In the Fnitnd Slate- would cause aji Immediate and plninly perceptible decrease in other exportations was not .luvtitled. The correapouding rise in prices In other parts of the world ami the continued increase in demand for j product# and manufactures of thl« clutr-

Primary Markets.

Primarj market receipts of wheat for

two days were 2.1ci4.<ftfti bushels.

Minneapolis received l.»« cars of wheat and Duluth 52fi cars for two days, a total j of 1.837 cars, against 1.5H8 curs the cor-

i responding day last year.

; St. Louis: Receipts- Wheat 4:*,(PO bush- - els. corn 149,u0n bushels 3hlpmem«i—

Wheat 3,1)00 bushels, corn 27.«(0 bushels. Toledo Receipts--Wheat 12.000 bushels.

■ corn t33.fil*i bushels ShUments—Whcat

I 5,000 bushels, corn 262,0<b bushels. 4'hlcago: Reeelxds—Wheat l!*fi.C*.*i bush-

! els, corn 41o,***) bushels. Shlpmenui--

Wheat 13,01)0 bushels, corn 644.000 bush-

' els.

Kstimated receipts at Chicago: Wheat 13i> cars, corn 477. cars, oats 305 cars, hogs 33.1*10 head. Omaha received S.oOO hogs and Kansas 1 Cl tv 6.( *1 liogs Tlx ports of wheat and flour for two daft s were: Wheat 62ft,454 bushels, flour 65,388 packages, equivalent to 925.30) bushels of wheat.

, „. lvir ucter fully offset the Incieased prices and Fair to prim# SfoiAic; ehot«>*. U»i4^-. | increased demand at home, and this comMedtwm. 24«fjSc; _.-hoice. wr- j pinatlon of-an unusual demand from the

home and foreign market* upon our man

Miscrilsneiiuft

tassss-

Hlmp# Menium .'*(**.«-. . iv>><•<•.

ghttitt. KgUMe; corn Hlrap. bW». ito sall.in; half bbtH. 2»x sullen. Vln#s»r -Malt Gl' grain toft)

l.t.l«. to ».*«!»» 10

, Marlon; Amy Wlel, Evansville Torts, Bedford; F. M Jackson. I Bend; M. Hirsh. Zanesville. H. 5V

! New Castle.

* Occidental—Eva Pickett, Qreensburg: 1 John A. Wilson. Muncle; Hugh Mack. ! Taylorsville; Peter Randall. Scottsburg; Bessie Montgomery. North Vernon; G. i W. Scotty, Madison: A. Bauer. Delphi: C Dudley. Shelbyville; Rose Ia>sl|e, Sullivan; H. L. Colin, Ft. Wayne; William f Kenough. Muncle; M. J. Sullivan. Anderson. ^ ,, Grand—John A. Ross. Frankfort; F. H. Pagell. Jeffersonville; W. T. Hicks, Bloomington: William W. Croan, Anderson; William O. Gentry and wife. Bloom-

ington; Ed Hill. Carthage.

Spencer—l. A. Lewis, Lnfavett?; J. t*. Turkcnkopp. Connorsville; J, A. Robbins. Martinsville; H. L. Palmer, Ft. Wavne; James R. Rose, Liberty; N. D. Grabs, Union City; J. A. Murphy and

wife, Richmond.

allot Him In the Ann. John Wesley, colored, was shot in the arm by William McKlroy, also colored, last night. The shooting occurred lu the basement of James W. Vaughn s saloon, at 527 Indiana avenue, and. according to witnesses, was accidental. With the men were a number of other negroes, who sav McElrov drew the weapon In fun He was arrested early this morning, anil will be tried Wednesday.

On the evening of the 14th. Mr. Schurx will speak at Plymouth Chufivh. after wLfleh the University Club will give a rc-

t-option to the members of the assocla- ; our mHrk ., t ha .

tlon. At nottii on the 15th a luncheon will ( !v , .a » . ’ t5 . , V h .

be served at the German House and at||B

LONDON MONEY MARKET. Discount Rates Continue to Advance

—Movement of Gold.

New York, November 27.- The London financial correspondent of the Times cables: The English market worked Itself ' up to the apprehension point last week. Short loans continued ca*y at from 3 to 4 ner cent., but various* eauee* were lnStrunn ntal lit producing the dread of au immediate advance tn the Bank of England rate, the drop in your exchange with London taking the lead. Day after day i-tat kept slipping back, and as It slipped discount rates advanced, until on Friday brokers refused to work below the hank rate, tfegne even demanded 5 and i 1 * ner cent on paper bought out-

right

The recovery on your exchange on Friday removes immediate danger in that quarter, but we have plenty of other, sources of trouble. Open market discount with Germany Is 5\ to 6 per cent., and

night there will be a dinner at the Bates House. The sessbom* of the association

will be ojxen to the public

Vln««er -Malt <40 grain trail, , an « foreign market* upon onr manllon IVn l>.-«n«, hsnd-picked, j ufacturer- readily account* for the fre-

Htee—Carolina head stetEtev; Ja

itarch-'Pea rl,

parka* e#, 1 -and.' - -

pan, Mito*; brokm. .l'»4ito. Lake Sail rar-lota. #$•*; in smalt lots 1! 1» *'.w StelfStee; Clwmipinii *!<••#. 1 and S-ih

Raproaentatlve Sales. Weight, Dock.

U ,.lWl «« i:i 57.... it[) i«t

FYlce *» sTin 1 3 If. ! T «« ! 3 M S <• 3 ft3‘« n mt x m -t so

Live Stock at Buffalo.

tspecial to Th. ln.iiu»«|xtii« News.5

East Buffalo. N y.. November 27. -4’uitle- Rccelpin Pm cajr*; market steady for lulme thick, fat at per*; Others all of Unto 40c lower; best steers *«.iiu|ii435. light butchers* to good shipper* *3 «4r5 ©. heifers *3.26^4 75 l ow-* H.raHH.Oo. bulls Si 2%ff4 is*, fancy fat *4 5t». good stock era and fetnier# strong,; fresh cow-# slow, to to f*o lower. H»ia Receipts i*i oar*; market active; best lower; Yorkers VkW9HM; Jdgs SS.H>tr4M. mixed mediums ami heavy k; N«*H -ftV Hbecp iGhI lambs—Receipts To cars; market hlghdr; top lambs *5 IMfS '-S. others |4.tlABd.lv; slheep *2.00^4.1**. weih-

ers and >N«rllffgs (*4.U>tt4.50. Chicago Live Stock Market.

t'hlcagft). Novei(nbcr S7.—C'attle—Re- . clpts, tt.WW, gftwst to choice, strong and Me higher; otherst steady; .n.w market steady; can ner* steady; bee\-es JintobTi*' cowrf la.itMH.TS, hc(feni ki 'lMji A9, canncra M.T&u&OO, stocker-*’ and f.-c.ten* *100^4 75, Texas grass sieetv 13.35gN.iW. Texas fed iieevea *4.*Bqt&.tMt. t Western* $4.ao«*.». Hogs- Receipts to+day. 4t*,t»*; to-morrow . LAiXW; left over llfi; comnum an.l heavy Vuicker* weak; hi Her* steady; mlxtsl and

hulcher* t3.sfifi3.37H

rcl

in small loti*. 1! I"

SteftfS'ac: diamplou *!«#»#, 1 ai»<1 ttedto; corn, l-U> parka*#*, l.ttfttecLl

Mtlck, Tc. i-cmtnon tnlxtHi 7. Nr» Pickles— 1.4«l tn V»bl». to M. 1.39# In Mil#. 11.50. t.4o in half-btils. »,y-. tow in haiT-bhU. WW. oatmeal, lihts., 15.##. Hrilci Oal. Uhls. *4,50 t-art.el Hr-K.m# ftrst, $4 » dturu; Nn t 14.0®; N«i. t *3 73. No. I. IS M: No. 4. IS,36; ware-

house broom*. *4 3f>.

Frwlta and \ e«etal>lei..

arlllng iwice#

l.#mon* M.tojffl.te

<>:i.nc.# Fl.o id* ('stlfornla Fi*> Hickory Nuts ■--#

> he»:iiuta-*6 bushel Potatoes-'-toft:- kudiel.

in.ions II :5«t 1V> barrel; ito bushel: fiiauusU

onions. H.to* crate.

Honey- New, 17.- t-n» cap*.

Apple# Per barrel, common, $1 'fi riudee, ** *««*,»; e\ira. tt.s#ff>.i*» barrel

Peers- Kiefer. 13.'»> l>«rtel

i irt^v,toeft :**- itlfciiipi! 1 K *

(•!«*«»* Florida. 14 3**: Mi-xi.-au. U >>**4. *1.

* Ute'rito lb

ttheit-twrk. 11.75 bushel.

Quin.,Mi", gt.Sutrt.t TninU-s *1 **1 twn-el

itebbageH.to* a hun.lr.-,! M tteUllflowec—42 la doccn

Lettuce-Sec iaisbei

fiouthern ittrln* Mesne *2 u.) * Fouibem Cwcutnbers—HfftTftc d

Paraitipe- It .#' t*arr%|,.

bush.l. dot*:...

I’svrot* It 76 barrel. Beets H 35 barrel,

Huialwaw* ll.toteit 3# barirl Iteltlnnu-c *weet Pv*tat<w»^B ral; genuine Jersey*., *3 to.

»—11 afcfcs.to Je-r bar-

Uausrws •T&'l* 1 -to a hunch.

Oetery --toy- (.un- h.

.irai—• Nre York Ito *-!

quent reports of shortage of supplies of material und InaHlity of American manufacturers to promptly fill all orders re-

ceived

Hay Prices. Tb# following w. re the highest market price* for hay on Saturday at the places

named:

Huston New York Brooklyn Minneapolis ....... — Mfimeapoiis. prairies ... imiaoelphlu . ...... . i ittshurg ... PHtpburg. prairie ..... .. .. rineirmatl Duluth — Duluth, prairie i Laltlmore 1 oulovitte * Son Franclst'C, wheat hay. Memphis ...... t ItiCtLgO Chicago, prairie YTovhief.ee .

cot STY cm KTV RECORD.

Superior Court.

Kuoni l-John L. Jlc Master. JuUk#-

p <V, C. A St b Railroad Company vs James A Mount. Injunction. By agreement of parlies iau.-'- dismissed at plaintiff's costs.

Pennsvlvania Company vs. .Ii

Plaintiff

<»rk.

■ Tanberrlra—Stotof#* tot barrel IVrslunoons -$t .m#-twelfth pim t'oroamits—M #* a hundred

iHiffy s Cider-»-g*lknt t arr-ls, |i . itogaf.

>#rrel *.• bushel. •Ifth pint case*

t'hattunooga Jersey City St. Louis St tout j N whville . N* w (Means N#w Ortemts. praine Clcveliind .... —

*1. <*) . 17 5® . 17 II* . ti 50 . 7 0>i . Id 50 . J 4 ;#) . 5 50 . i3 m . ‘J frt . ft I*) . i;» i«i . 13 id . 10 00 . 12 75 . 12 55 . ’.0 00 . 17 » ») . IS to* . 1ft to") . 11 'ft)

Grain Notesi.

tHy A. \V Thomson s Wire.]

Chicago, III., November 27.—Wheat— Lift erpool dull and %d tower, making s'l decline since Friday, when wc closed. Black sea shipments slightly o\er —000.(ftO bushels, an increase of 35 per cent fiver last week and of 25 per cent, over the average for a year. Paris, weak and slightly tower. World’s shipments about K.isuMgs) imshels In comparison with 7.7to toU) last y-:ir On passage showed a decreaae of 550.U01) bushels. Primary receipts for two days were nearly' 2,250.QU> bushels, compared with 1.500,000 bushels last vear, the latter for one day. Shipments, on the other hand, were 532,000 bushels, compared with 1,330,000 bushels last year Visible supply increased l.ft3*i.01*1 bushels, cum pa red with increase of nearly 2.009.000 bushels last year, and is now nearly 56.«0fi.0o*>. compared with 23.3ef*.00o last year. December liquidation has been on In force, and on the ether side the elevators have been tempted, apparently, by the 4V* carrying charge, which, however, is D*c less than those without warehouses can carry for. Northwestern reports art- good- cash demand. considering th- large receipts. Some advices from Michigan and Indiana repeat the stories of Hessian fly. which bate heretofore been reported from Ohio and Kansas, but the trade takes no particular stock in the stories. Cash brokers report somewhat better inquiry, but the freight situation is stronger, which interferes with business. Clearances At-

lantic and Gulf points for two flays, iowwl tod «ac wheat and flour amount to M25.WW bushels, stoner* t<. November P-w

lames A. Mount.

iHlntitl illBUnasos at their costs.

Elizabeth ('"iter ft# Charles Cozier. Divorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at her eoeu.

Room'2 James M. Leathers, Judge.

Charlotte V. O’Shea .administratrix* vs. Citizens' Street Railway Company. Damage#.

On trial by Jury.

Room a—Vinson Carter. Judge. Mollle Lyons vs. fitneoln Lyons. Divorce. Granted plaintiff. Judgment against plainiiff

for costs

The Indianapolis A- Vincennes Hail road Company v r ». Janie# A. Mount et si. Injunction. Ry agreement dismissed at plaintiff's ciiSts. Win. H. Oven vs. the State Life Insurance Company, insurance policy. Dismissed and

costs paid.

Criminal Court. Fremont Alford. Judge. State vs. Daniel Hunt. Wife desertion. Fined

*10.

State vs Frank Davis. Entering house to commit felony. House breaking Petit larceny.

Jury return verdict of not guilty.

4 Irrult Court.

Henry Clay Allen. Judge.

Jerome B. Coffman itiwav Company. D

Brokers’ Gossip. I By L. W. Louis’s Wire. I New York, November 27.—The stock market had the strongest opening for some time. The guiding influences were the higher prices from London, together with an excellent bank statement. The most active features at the opening were B. & O. pfd , Leather and Sugar. The former, after a very strong opening, sold off on w hat looked like heavy liquidation. Th# two latter were heavy, while Leather became a trifle weak. There ia sltU a dearth of news to account for the selling of this stock. but the genera! impression seems to be thiU the larger short Interest which existed some weeks ago has l»een driven to cover and that now the organizers of the campaign against the short Interest are trying to get out. Their efforts are meeting with little or no sueceas. The liquidation in Sugar is caused by report* that all efforts to arrive at an agreement in regard to the rates are likely to fail. As to B. & O. preferred, there are Innumerable rumors. It appears from a dispatch from Ixindon that the buying in that market is due to a story that a scheme is on foot to retire the preferred stock. gi\ Ing three shares of common for two preferred. It la stated, however, that the common stockholders are likely to oppose any such deal, as th# company Is now earning at I he nil# of ft per cent, on the common, whilst the preferred stock is u 4 per cent, straight, the preferred stockholders not sharing In any dividends on the common stock over 4 per cent., as Is done In the case of Northern Pacific preferred. Union Pacific common and preferred was again stronger, the former being thought to be bought by Harrtman Interests. After the first half-hour the appearance of considerable liquidation resulted In a set-back. '1 he decline, however, was not serious. Commission houses were buyers on the decline. In the industrials. Hoop was especially strong, and the buying was thought to be for insiders. General expectation Is that for the time being, at least, all the chances of a squeeze in money are over. Stocks.

OVERSTREETJPLEASED. Thanks the President for Appoint* ing Mr. Bynum. (Hpariai tu The Indian*iM>lis News.) Washington. D. C*» November 27.—Representative Overstreet called at the White ,House to-day. He thanked the President for apjailntlng Mr. Bynum a member of the general appraisers board. Asked about the future of the gold Democrats. Mr. Overstreet said: “The appointment of Mr. Bynum Is u proper recognition of gold Democrats. I think they will appreciate It. This Congress will enact gold standard legislation, and that will satisfy the gold Democrats. I think they will make no nominations for President next year.” Ex-Representative Josiah Patterson, of Memphis, and rx-fSenutar Phlmer, of Illinois, representative gold standard Democrats. called on the President. Both believe the gold Democrats should keep an executive committee ut work next campaign, but make no nominations. They discussed this plan with the President.

VS. 4 .,

.ay Company. PamagMi. diet for plaintiff for 44.toft*. John J Appel and Thomas lowed Kd each for services

<’.. O. & St. L. Jury return verK. Spafford ais jury eommls-

Cottoa at Liverpool

ton kegs, tS-S

Kabo: i*- -11 a Jtoaen.

I.endiiiK Drugs and Oils. 12 4 .*ti5rt rtsa •>»*,• ft. iLr T.c

* ' r - > ' 7 , :

Liverpool. November 27.—Bales to noon 1 were 12,fifii) baiets. There was a fair dej mand for Spot, which was Ja up from

’ Saturday.

There has been a fair inquiry for May wheat below 7fic. apparently some investment buying, and a demand by shorts j , and against privileges, and there seems

• * fi" I to be a fieling that after the December • 1! ^ ; liquidation is over, prices w ill rally some- j ■M'*' what, as weather Is likely to turn cold • ‘ ft) ! here before P>ng. and Argentina has the j

• ^ December experience before It. j Corn—The primary receipts for two ; 1 days iHD.'M 1 . compared with 5ft0.iv*) a year i aK „ Shipments 1 against 1.250,IW J last vear. Lake rales up *4, preventing much business, although there were bids here according to cash handlers. The

deoi

pany. c

Court. Board

n policy.

ivemt

Huston ft# V 8. Casualty Oomt'aus# sent to U. 8. Circuit

v*. Msurice Donn ll\

of vet: Ten d

Marion county

* 'ba!

of Cummissloners of

■<- Donn -Uy. To recover fee#. Chang# nue taken. Cause sent to Morgan county,

ay to perfect change. \ev» Suit* Filed.

Thomas Search vs. New York Investment at

...—.. -rt. larrett et ai.

tgage. Superior Court, room Z.

Addison 8. Magas- vs Alice Long et ai.

tjufei title Circuit Court

f.ibble Huggins vs. Julius Huggins. Divorc*. Morton C Bird vs. Mary Bird. Divorce. Su-

.1 POlI'itiiil 1:1 V:S?, .iteY,. Y * I ‘ ‘ * IV * ; J a: M . haul-- s lien. Circuit ‘tour Louisa Rasohig vk. Win H. H Forec!o#«* tnortgaKC. Superior Cou

r. tettgac; alum. i*ty4e cochineal. »ftU-Kk-; chi.

vrtfHtm turlar. |>urr

Cabk.

tic'-

heavy. » s...!3.s7>-v

light U

im !.

gtaal to choice raugh heavy to-Tfifr bulk •'». shI. .< 1. v

Liv« Stock at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. O . November S7.— Actlvn*; shippers «(ud butchers, D NteiJ :#); evunmon. SMtWtflM. Cattle—At Hvc atrung; fair U* g<K«l shipiH'rs. *4.jt*»&.5i).

common. *2 754»A

s.:».

abd wk g'K*d

-ACliv

ftnioWcd neats and l^ird.

-sugar ! ^7 8

; Vh-ohui. } oan-.phor.

! A5#fliv; cochineal. 5tftp-Sk-I copporaa. Imneis, 7<><ilLe. i Jfi\ti>s3kY indigo, iltfvv Ikftiru

* utne. 340440, magnesia, carb.. 2-“*. 25» i merphine 1* .v W ns to . -,i2

j fi-i 14» iW-; oti. castor, per gallon. fl.*«4|1.4#;

i «U bergs.mot. per lb. ts.'i. uptutu. »i 1 ito« l 3,7.s

1 quinine. |». * VV . pec os . S'7#42v : biv!*att» po-

palb*. SOOfOm: so*|'. castile. Fr Ifqik-, *v#i. . bicarb.. lV,akv. ralts. Epsum. B*tih sulphur tt-uvr. ftetgto-. saltpeter, ft6 HV; turpentiae. >' , gly.-erine. iTB'Sk:.' pntaxsiun*. to' ft-

- «?•»; chtorate potash. «c- boras. sn'lSc . .-»n-

: rhonlda. S7grt2ft ; vorboiic acid. iStfiic

| ctl LSaetftd ran-. «|i* Kii»*d, tov gaRoc;

Cft<ai oil. leghl i-'ti. 7ul4i . lank. *be-t straits tor; luibrad.T. **e; V\V»i \ irg.nU. lu-

i Iwtoatlng, J.tglb-, miner#'. 40c; iar\i oils asn-

ter strained in barrels, .ec i-cr ^.i!' -u imir

"els, ' e -'

TO HEAR APPEALS. Judicial M. E. Conference

December 13.

i visible now is 11,500,000, compared with j perior Court, room 3.

23.250.-WO la?t year. Visible increased

515,'»»". compare<i with deoreu**- of almoet -r m j F<ztatn Transfers I u„; in iss»ft. and the world’s shipment.-. Keal ^ state Transfers.

Mortgage and True' Company to f-les E H'-rmaii ri u* tot 12.

5* t-er gmiion exttft.

ii, Sheep St rang. fcltoV 1 tombs-Active; higher; »5iHt3.r5.

Iluildera’ Sab plies.

Rets'.! pri.-e# 1 ilme. 13ft- bushel; .sm. \ l j to. 2ft i*er la**. No. 2. to-.i*: plasTerii.*; <■ <. j aft- bushel, Mieklgan plaster. li.y* >>.•.: . Newark, 42.27, New bur*. 42 e.'. ntorta; ra.or ! I lb. ; white sand. IS t*i toil : leaiiUsft'siie ce-

miB t men: ah- bnit.-s. iu te-iu*rr»-! kits, kv, inn-ort Jobbing prices: I >*>! PorUand. *2 75#*.35. Ameneaj. p.,rtU-i Sinnksd Meat* siurar-ewrad hams. First tot S-hiT;-. firv brU k Ifti tv-,; evift' t. - t. - r (pialtty. m and W ft»a. average. Me; H lb*. 1 bring-, toti5w- a .Hdr.t wall copirgs. :ri; a

•ft'crage. R*.**; 12'* lbs ateiage. nv n lb# . f "*‘ l cla> KM * tea. sawei average. H%c; •w.'uad quatUy. » and tS 0«* ; cent, dteft-oum off lift

.average. 1«V'- B average. lt*V; lb* —.... -

overage. Uteri » tb*. average, lltev

California Hsms elli to iS lbs. itec: U to |

14 iha, 7|*c..

Breakfast !tecq»-jCI«*.r, EngUsto-cured. 'hetra sugar-eared.! lie; * to 7 lbs average. H*e; 8 to 9 th* average. **»>'. 19 to IS lbs av*c; 6 th* average, narrow. 9c; 7 lb#

Tlnurra* ftapptira.

Ttu. le-#t braa-rt*—IC, L-xG,

• ift.-.

ra- j 12x11 Mliv:.*; -IN. 17X14. MESk ltx\i; |

, . 1 ^ -ii '44! dfcl?L kA ..'h... ww S 7 'luui te,.-., iii t: to.. ... ,* .i, I'f''^

S.S. Uiiofta* tin best brand* : It'. HvJ'', »" I S.40: IC, MdR. t,lit'-toSto Jli.. IC. 3:x--, •. ’d

••rage. *c; 5 lh* average, narrow. 9c; I Ihs style. *W-fti>; hit-to tin. in pis-- S4v bhvk tin. average narroftv, -tec. 1 » hsr». *1:vv -hr- t v . r.r s-of. English Ba«?on -v’hoira selected: S to W lbs ' Ji 'V~ r ; ■'f - " ;, r ; ---* ' r ■ average, »%c; M 1®’ W lbs average, *%« i - , B - ** **•;■ • .** >ran. o.-»uiL Raion-Clsar sides, about to to g* lh# aver- rshaalsed. - n i tu per ten. I

rtge, 7c: to to 4tt lbs average. 7tec;*» to » f -

tbs average, ttoc. dlear l-eltlva. IS to IS lbs

uverage, tteft-; IS totSf iba average. «tec; it to - t oal and t

14 lbs average. TV'* clear hm-ks. It to 8 lbs average. Tc; 19 to ii ib* average, tteri 4 to 7 lbs average. 7te«-'.’ filtcha#. lu to II Iba av-

erage. «te

tthouMera-EngUsk-cured- 54 4* N> lbs aver r K««. ttec; 16 lbs at erag#, T*c: 10 to U lbs aft- • rag#. Tteri sufar-c|ured. 16 to 12 lb* afterage, ’ l>r.#d itraf Hast*- Tteguter sets, :4c; outstdea. Ito; Insides. i»Hc; knuckles. Ito

Lard—Iff’ tlsrob*: pflm quality. ?tee: eecong ; ,

(tec, third. «tec ! »nsn anti uystcr#

Pickled Pora—Fafcoy booeleas pig pork, per Jobtm:-# pr .-ca

l.Ul. X» lb*. 113.00: bean. Gear, per bbl 30C lh*. ! Nfft. 1 picket*! IN a ;b.; V> 2 I 1.4.L. .'mm ill. ;>« VW- -* ‘ft’*’* '' »Jd>. : ‘-dute r:to ■ - is-’k : -ft-' -

Rstail pn-ra Anthracite vail m*«-#

ton: C. k Q. Kanawha, 44.23 ton. 1 14 35 ton: Rsyn-.. mi. 14.w ton; ftft trofr -i*. ton; Jackscn. *4.25 ton; Braxll Mo-to* ; tft>n: Islatel <'tty lump, to* ton; ; n tic bushel. 47 77 {«er 27 bw-he’s . r --.-t

lie bushel; *H» ;>er 37 bushel*: P: ton; CoonejisviBe coke, to-oc

lump, 14 to ton.

47 -.*) a

Pittsburg, tvile. It. Si

piclterel herring.

The judicial «*ttferefic»» of itirw eon- * ftmice** of th<* Mcthodlsi Episcopal) church will ayscHiblc at the Meridian-; street Mcth'xiist church, in this city. December IS,, to c*>r»t.Jn : uc umU all the business fsefor# it ha^ been trxii.«aol«-d. The cons't rc'.tv will hear apptsals on eases which have beer, tiidd in the Indiana ContVretiee. the N*.»rthftfte#t Indiana *'-*n- : fere nee and the Ctaetniiaii Conferen*?®. Charges against memhers, of These con1 ere nee* will also be considered at the meetlrg The meeting ftftill be rule.1 by a bishop, and twenty-one members of the body will sit as & tfour;. ft«id ftatl«»r to Idmiral. Afttmirai Brow , was descending in the eh vat r the ClayiK-ol building, and or.* of the passengers waf a young unitor in umiorm On his cap was the sitnoum-c-mertt that he belonged on the V..rk!-. wu The Admiral t*vc<l the youth shat ply for

a raoiBCol..

* # I skn you are front the York!own*" . laid the Admiral, by way i»C breaking the

iec.

’Y«p. rcpliftsl the suitor and then he engugefti in oTAersAtlun with „ coir;-

imnion.

One of the men in the car said that this was the first time h* had ever heard of a sailor answering the highest officer in

the navy tike that.

Sentenced for ManMmiithter. M Hmtflgton. . N-'A-ember 27.— M A.

•A-’.e. of Sherbrooke. Oanavia. the young fer.tel ntuvCfit a; Jfce '.'ntversUv of PenasylYania, who wits found guilty of manslaughter on Friday. Li causing the [ death of William A Moutesue, In May .

Real

Meets ■ - .• • • v, -• . • i \

ment Liverpool wa* lower and there Sana- u» Geo. B. Forrrat et ux . lot 9.

I considerable a fixing In sympathy Woch 17,

X J Alfe\ . tSiokler ' - - ! lot m. Clark A

CHRISTIAN MINISTERS. Only Approved Principles Binding, Some Say. The Rev. A. L. Orcutt, pastor of the Englewood Christian church, read a paper before the Christian Ministers’ Association, In the parlors of the Hotel English. this forenoon, on “Whut Our Reform Movement Has Accomplished, and V hat Remains to Ik* Accomplished." He referred to the church of the Disctpleff, and said the church had not kept close enough to the original propaganda of Rg founders# In the discussion of the paj>er. other pastors held that the church was under no obTTgatloi:s to abide by the original principles of the church, unless the church or to-day deemed them right und binding.

Atchison 22% Atchison pfd tap-* Amer. Ootlon OH... 37 Am. Steel A Wire., ri 1 # American Tobacco..119% L. It. T wi Ball a- Ohio 5s Chicago & N. W...R»w, C. B. & (J im* C., a, C. A 8l. L.... litte font. Tobacco Vi 7 * Chicago A <5. W ... 14 7 * Chicago Gas 111^ Chesapeake A Ohl<

Oi>en-Hlgh-Low-Clos

Ink. eat. est.

23 22

ing.

l*ectatlon that the Relchabank directors may put their rate to Cl* par cent. This fear may be premature, and the Relehslunk Is not llkt ly to move so near the end of the month, unless driven to do so by demands not indicated In ascertainable op.-n market conditions. Most potent of nil driturbers of our equanimity remains the big gftild exports, ongmtatmg in war requirements. The bulk of the gold withdrawn on Friday and Saturday was sent to pay for Argentina mules and

provender, and more is going.

Apparently a little more attention is directed to your railroad securities on the part of investors, but not enough to count upon. As for speculation In them. It Is left wholly to the professional element. Our people are not even playing with t opper shares, mnd.it Is said that most Anacondas are now hold In the United Mates. Those who a short time ago did un active business In them now find tho

trade dried up.

Between Loudon and Paris a languid gamble drags along In Tintos. In the last two day* of th-> week Purls also repurchased Cape Copper shares at nearly X.1 higher than what they sold at a few months back. This Indicates & further advance In the price of the metal, and undoubtedly the consumption Is increasing here feverishlyy ut present, through War Oltloe orders alone. Manufacturers of Instruments of destruction are working at the highest pressure ever known to get orders completed. Doubtless some of this custom will find Us way to the United States, and already orders for the colt automatic gun have been given out bv our government. News of this dres not prevent the shares of the English Colt Company, Just Issued, going at a dlseoum, for the public has rndther thought nor money for anything except Kaffir*. The corporation of Glasgcw has sent Ha orders for ne w steel work for an electric p *wer rtatiot) to Pittsburg, and there might to be many other kinds of steel and Iron suppltod to us by you In tho present high-pressure condition of our metal Industries. 5

-,is ciftosioerauie .i:i.is tn sympathy

with wheat.

Oats declined lees than other grains,

without important trade

Provisions firm. Hog receipts less than one year ag". being 74.'*.»> head, compared wish lue,fid0 iRSad Iasi > ear. Meat shipments for two days, 5.7K*.*:*»* pounds. 1 afd 3,2f#*'**( pounds. The weakness In grain seemed to have little effect on this product Cash trade considered good. There has been mote Dec-ember pork llquidatto*- which has bee* again** the price of that article, hut prominent packers are credited with buying ribs- and

lard.

Indianapolis Grain Market. flieporttftl by Board of TraJ# i Wheat—Weak, No. 2 rad 65c; No 3 red iltpiK Novemlwr «5e. wagon wheat 06c. Corn-Weak; No. 1 while 32- 4 c. N< 2 white tone color * tf*t . No. 1 'white Sto-r':: Slto-c. No. 2 whit* mixed 32%e. .No. 3 whi*.* mixed 32c. No. 4 white mixtel ZCsSl N** 2 >w. :22< . No > --Uow J2'-. Nfti. 4 yell< w. 2toi31c. No. 2 mixed 22c, No. ' 2c, No. 4 mixed 2A-f31. . ear to . new N •. ’ mix*-.-white Sc new N J yellow- new No. 3 mix**.! 3Oats- Steaiiy N ■ - w-i-Ue . No. 3 white 25e. No. 2 nuxed 24 «<. N><. 3 mixed

23LC.

Hay—-Steady. No. 1 timothy Sn.'.raill.Sv 1 ,

No. Ss timothy *l<MX*f»'W.5fi. inspections: "Wheat—No

total. 3 cars.

Corn—No. 1 white 3 cars. No. 3 white 9 ears. No. 4 v - ears. No 3 ;. ellow 1 ,-ar. No. 4 ' -‘I'tow 2 cars. No. 3 mixed M) t^rs. No. 4 mixed 15 cars: total, -fi. cars. Mats—No. 2 white 3 ears; total. 3 < ara. Haft'—No. I timothy 1 car. No. 2 tia»- ;■ ' i car, N. - prairie 1 car, N- . s prairie 2 cars; total. 5 ears.

to Mi uegot

.nnte It Haas,

mJ'» first

K t., ft

n. »• V »:

lot

tkm..’ tiherlff to Artctnu* N. Hadley, lot 1. Had toy’# Grandview a<lftUtton .. .... Wm S lifts k l" Nina B. H »»k. 4». Elltotfs eutstlft trkm ««»*;<« Ito

Wheat—No. 3 red 3 cars;

Nina B.

lift Irion -ait , . ..

Maacm J *>#g-::«xl t** *"»d»«riue it L> s s# !-,t II. Osgood’# North Park addltiiai - t’h*» SL Coffin t-« Gha* K r^wi#. lot ;i. eqaars } sam*- a'lUltlof: .ftlUrrl Ltefcer to Anna M lA*fte>. lot »*. Rcisetti's (waflvtaloift part out-l-.t t'C :-*• Frederick Fwator to Felix T M W v ‘

t«T. lot 42. Kngtovrood ..

«tos- Koth- to Mary M>s'arth>. par lot *4. Ridenour’* extended •ubdift'fsion - -

Ja# McDonald to Dwa

ft ux., !-•* 1, Ys»<l*-s‘ soMivi-’.- n oat lot Ii-. and lot II. McCormick’s sotMlirtekm part umJot 17.. Harvey V. r:«;h: to Mary O’* "or.n--r lifi o Fletcher's eeraol addition. Itrigfttwwl... ft- - —-- tfamuft*: K 'Hardy to Hetity* H. Grlffii*. ;.,t ,z. Hftj#liro«ftk ft •Go.’# Krlnkmau Hill adiitioii ‘ - MS'-h"-! « Riley «•> KU<'.. i art souilMiauH qaartrr. 9*vtlm W.

am 13. range 2..

C‘->ra Bell «trus’.ee* to Mi* had Mayer u* . fe-ts 3 and 4. Frauk’# eubdl-' is: .n part West's addition - >1 . hmrl Mayer t- Cora B«-41 - tru»tfts:>, same ... .. ■ . - a <J„o Lotas to Aiit .n Drews e* ux . feit JH, Yami** 1 •nMIvtob* i art outIM 1:25 ....' - - • ■ Wm. T. Iternen to K!mvr E. IVest. tot

lo 2D

Federal Steel fin

.Federal Steel pfd. , Slt s General Electric ...130*3

Illinois Central ...

K as. & Tex. pfd... .* '.ate,

K. , C.. P. A- G ft

leather 2i% Ifteather pfd MV.L. & N Wte Manhattan Consol.. l»Pte

Metropolitan ffte

Mlxaouri Pacific 4!i*, Northern Pacific ... f&\ Northern Pacific pfd 7W* N. Y. Central 13X* 2 Pacific Mail 4*5*4

Pennsylvania .13S‘*-127

Reading 2"H

Hock Island ..114 Republic Iron & 8... 25 Republic I. & 8. pfd.71

Southern Ry. pfd.. 58*4 Sugar Refinery 15SV* St. Paul V£> 7 %

HoiMbern Pacific .. 44

Tennessee Coal . .1 la 1 * T nlon Pacific .5CT|«S1^

^ u * 5 ‘ i I nlon Padfl* pref .. 'to Z.m to i Western Fnon ^

, Wabash pref £1

in -«

66*4‘ 87Ts 4ft* g lift** 58*4 lijft’i 134 64% G H% 114% 30*i «a R2% J.’KJ H6-% 40*4 Dfe* Sg Ml% its; PS*.4ft%

5S to

I ",ftt to

«f»te 37’* 4» I 1 lk%

57fe» 16S m*4

<.i

42t4 L'te m% ?* j 61% *1% 131% lid 40%

1« f 7ft% X5% lO'rte 15*4 fez 4S 55% 75% ; 13V4 JL 30% 113% 25 7U% S3 J54% •T::"” 1UP%

BUYING COAL LANDS. Geologist Blatchley is Beceiving Many Inquiries. Willis 8. Blatchley, State Geologist, gays there in a great and increasing demand for the purchase of coal lands In Indiana. He has received Inquiries In i regard to the purchase of such land# j from Chicago and other points, and he j has Information, he says, that com pa- j riles are buying up land under which it to supposed there Is coal, In various counties of the State. This Is due, Mr. Blatchley thinks, to the belief that natural gas will not last for many years, and to an increase In the number of manufactories In the Htnte.

Ranchmen to Combine. Billings, Mont., November 27.—Representatives of the American-Engllah syndicate haft'e been traveling over the large sheep-raising sections In this State, securing options on the best sheep ranehes and best-watered laud for tho purpose of consolidating them Into one largo company. Option* on nearly 500,000 head of sheep and 600.000 acres of land have been obtained. Col. E. C. Waters and Edward J. Morrison, of Billings, and Bert Reiss, of New York, are connected with the company, which will be known as the Consolidated Montana Sheep amt Lamb Company, with a capital of fio.000,000. 0

GRAY DID'NOT RETURN. Indianapolis & Logansport Electric i Line Franchise. O W. Gray, representing the Philadelphia and New York syndicate which was arranging to finance the Indianapolis and Logansport Traction Company, has not returned to the city'. It Is anounred that he failed to appear Wednesday and clos*? the contract with the Troctioin Company. but requested a meeting Saturday t<» close It. By that time the Traction Company. It is announced, had negotiations under way with another financial concern

Local •ftecurltlea.

Bid. Asked.

'j I Jett railroad, common 6ft Belt railroad, preferred tot

"to to , < apl , aI National 115 m j* , IndianapoUfi Street Railway. &

Indiana polls Street Railway ! ImmuIs. . 7S» :■-< j# Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company 15<* Citizens’ Street Railway

... .. bonds 1*

1 Consumers' Gas .. 25 Home Brewing Company— 13ft Indiana National 339 Indiana Trust . 04 I milaftapolt-* G«s Company ■ R*3 Indianapolis Gas Company 6« K«5 IndianapolD Lignt an«l Power Company Ofi Merchants' N&tloruU 1.7! Marion Trust W State Bank

j Union Trust-

i — js

i25 to

t.*»« to

7001 W

, V.. SXJfX#** a « •

2 ftto «- Unkm Tnw tloo, 5a..

I Ne w Tele phone bonds ., f fixliaftaftolto Improvement. *« l'«

H6 tl« p*i

J3R

*r,!

>«i ? Ihi Ith 111

y«j to

Indianapolis Clearings.

m. _

14. Wood’s subdiviataa part Cress'f addition - Chat. B Oak** to Otis O. Rann. lots S. m. it and 12. Cxtfce*’ subdlvteioR part tVright"# adoUUoa Prote*«UBt Episcopal church tv J ;djn H tVbite. Buh<ftf. part square 14 on N Fft-nnsjrlvanla si CSaas. VV. Laser t© P#*ar Pcwtol. ad-

riidw,' £lrt JohnWs'hrira^ adJitafn «S.«to 73 j The board of managers of the Homo

4. toQ to

34.234 X

Cflearings Balance**

Nov. 27.

.. *L15a.v»u -NS ... 112.417 -to

Nov. 20.

*L227.!*to m

94,«7 34

Home for Friendless Donations.

is•'*. was to-day j lmprts<«Amci-t a:

■sentenced ta !i“44y o

to five years fine of £>j0.

W agon m.otei i2

Market Prices. 5»i; die corn. *x;

WaB': l«s

of the FrkfMlIesa will receive donation* ... - < * 1 | lor Thanki"gift ing to-morrow at the M'-del t < a#e wa# continued chdhlng at ora. j | December 1.

Mtwvensun and Sleven#. Several day# ago. Charles Stevenson.a motorman living at ZUt Cornell avenue, sen! i <heck t-.r H'f* to hhi brother, william Stevenson, at Danville. Th<- letter containing the check wa?j iaken from the postofflee by William Steven#. «-olored, and he succeeded In having Jht cashed. He fame to the city and had “jx-nt most of the money when arrested yesterday by la-tectlve# flerber and Morgan. With Steven# was William Jackcon. who Is said to have received *Ki of the money. He was also arrested and the- two men ftverc turned over to the Federal authorities. Steven# had only

*4.‘15 when arrested

Thr«-»ft m Stone at fit# Wire.

George Bergman, S12 l>»rd street, while under the influence of liquor, went to his home last night and threw a large stone at fcji| wife, who wa# seated at the supper table. The missile went close to her heed and struck a lamp, breaking It Into pic**#:* Several piece# of the broken glass struck his daughter fn the face, cutting her painfully. Bergman was ar-

' rto*ted. and will be tried ^Wednesday. Theodore k. Brown Arrested. Theodore S. Brown, a traveling man,

j living a; 3» Jefferson avenue, was arrested yesterday morning, on the charge j of assault on a girl eleven year* old-. ; Anna Mary Brennan, known a# Anna i Brown. Brown has a wife and five children living In Janesville, Win. Hi#

In police court till

THE MARION TBUST CO. N. E. CORNER MONUMENT PLACE AND MARKET STREET. PAYS 3 PER CENT. INTEREST’ ON DEPOSITS OP Sf-00 Oil MORE IN ITS SAVINGS DEPARTMENT REAL ESTATE, RENTALS. FIRE INSURANCE. ALL BUSINESS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION CONSULTATION INVITED ON TRUST BUSINESS Hours; 9»4 and Saturday Evinlng. ' $5!ooo"*Belt R. R. Preferred Stock $3,ooo Union Trust Stock $3,000 Capital Nat’l Bank Stock Columbusdc Ind. Central R.R. Stock NEWTON TODD Stock Broker If tolls Block

iMAKE YOUR MONEY MAKE MONEY!! BY DEPOSITiNfi IT — IX THE INDIANA TRUST CO. WE WILL PAY YOU 3% ON DEPOSITS OF $1 and up

Deposit Whtn You Pleasi! No Spteifit* Amount Requir'd! No Expense In Depositing or Withdrawing Monsyi

y> m si j

OFFICES: INDIANA TRUST 6L03. Corner Wash lac too St. tad Virginia Ave.

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