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THE I^DIAHAPOLIS IsEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1903.

GRAIII MARKET HIGHER ON RAINY WEATHER

TRADE CONDITIONS UNEVEN BUT DRIFT IS TOWARD IMPROVEMENT

Excurstons Have Stimulated Business in West and Good Crop Prospects Make South Cheerful.

EXPANSION Of LOANS AND LARGE CASH LOSS

COLDER TEMPERATURES ARE > kew tork< fept . mb . r looted for. B^Hray eamteg, J SV THE BANKS CAUSED SELLING

ALSO PREDICTED.

SHORTS Hap PRICES UP

■treet’c «ay«: Tmde condition* are still good the te'reases for Aug-j*t being fullr but the general drift is toward % per cent, over the best previous years.

OF STOCKS.

[Special to The Indi*n*po;i« New* ]

CHICAGO, Boptetrber 12.—Il wg* a weather rnaiket again to-day. Heary rain* were reported In the Northwest, to be followed by more rain and colder weather, headed south. Shorts hastened

to cover, and price* went u

WAS A WEAK MARKET

THE YIELD OF CORN.

The falk>wijir table exhibit* the estimated yield of corn for ISCBt. as indicated by the September report of the IVpertraect of Ajgnrtdtare. ia what are knows a# the corn marpius States, compered with

the yieM ta the last two years: IhM. bu. XSte. bu. I»i. b» Ohio ^2.h09t,«» Indiana . ..u*.«».««> m.m,m Eitoou stt.9m.rn yriflte.tt*

joweurt ....i«aaw.Mc> u•*>.«»

Kansas

Iowa a4,m.M bmm^ Nebraska ..34.moa> 9«.*«» Total* , Wl.795.tW. kX «33.«W.^

HOG IMUT ERRATIC; SITAIHED BV SHIPPERS

Ooounon to fair sheep. t • l>edlng sheep S « Bucks, per Itt lb* 1 « Other Live Stock Markets.

BACKERS WERE BEARISH TOOK LITTLE STOCK.

wHgpif ..... w _ , . Improvement. A more aarured feeilng a? CoUectiors stow a slight improvement to the com crop outturn is manifested, the result probably of the crops moving conditions in most States having im- to market. This backwardness of agrieul- | proved since September L State fair* turai matters is no timail' factor is con- i-r and low-rate excunkma have *timaiated firming buyers in the conservative at- I 1 Western distribution, while good pros- titvde the’/ have assumed in some sec-

peets for eom, cotton, rye and sugar at tjojvg

the South have ntide for cbeerfuinea* in i

•-.v “ection. Eastern trade advices are Shoe Facilities Taxed. w te—T’-srs w.i*

of less notable acUvity, but signs of im- . _ , „„ _ advarra in ' The' elear’.a** far tfrtter and the week, with

«< •pmtiM. iu. 5,^ss>£s«~s7w ) aaB”i *

SATURDAY’S PRICES LOWER

Sept. IS.

i*e.

j m.m a 5

■m.xsi 7$ i

the three Northwest markets

net Kt last year.

mm by ithe decline was checked Ety

car*, against M2 last year.I There was more or tees selling b

Receipts at lumber market shows contrasts in diSer- variety on Uroe or with little delay, bu: .T‘“'^V -"“si,” e-TheV^ p^l were Site, eot sections. In the v»eat lumber and facilities are taxed in order to keep up '' 1 “ A - ‘ ah '-‘ Southern Pa

. local

trader*: but

local shorts eoveiiiig and with the Northwest markets showing more strength, the general demand improved, and the late market showed a much firmer tone In vmpatby with wheat and on prospec >f odder weather corn also went to t .ter price*, shorts helping the ad-

vance.'

Scalpers bought freely on the early decline and some influential buying followed. induced try growing fear that the clear weather West may turn cold. Oats were strong in sympathy with the other grains. Trade was not heavy and the buying was scattered. Provision* were ouiet-and inclined to weakness but derived strength from grain when the latter advanced. Cb7~A~W-~ j

i ira.ke o mtta ST

S.SLSIt »i

COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

Hogs .. Cattle . Sheep . Horses

This Last Tear W eek. Week. Ago. . :i.m £*.$«» H.sss . 6.US i.iS 4.121 . 2.030 2.T37 1.S04 • JO- 571 £16

CINCINNATI. September U -Ho*s~8t«edy; butcher* and 'shipper*. I*. ifepe.JO, oomnwm, |4 S 95.65. Cattle—Steady; fair to good shipper», | HSfATS; omitton. ».004f3.». Sheep-gteedy; I CL Sop 3.«. Laanba—Btaady; *3. T3#6.76. ! PITTSBURO. September 12.-Cattle—Receipts

. 2&9 head; market steady Hogs-Receipt* ;'.«66;

AND hcaviea *6-1696.». prime medium* beet heavy Yorkers $6.35 j< a*, good light Yorker* W ^SkSO, pig* $6 Sheep—Receipt* m, sheep K3 dosm, yearling* $4.75 down,

lambs $6 » down.

KANSAS CITY, September U.—Cattle-Re-ceipt* 2.000. market steady to lower; native steers. $3 50g^*>. T-tan* and Indian steer*. $S Texas cow*. *2 «9t$6; native cow* ! and heifers. 75; stacker* and feeder*. $2009120 bulla *i.S592.»; calves. $2 0096.80; tv^tern steers. M.50#4.60; Western cows. $1 76 Hose- Receipt* .V«k»; market Sc to Wo lower; bulk of sales $5 $696.«S; heavy. $6,769 «.r». packem. medium, $k$09*.W; light. *5.T5®6.«; Yorkers, $6 »96(»; pig*. $8.70 in. Sheep—Receipt# 6B0; market ftmv, mut-

IJ.tiby 4 tX>, lambs. “ _ ■Mtaj

ton*. *2.«*«4.«!

\ era t2«93.S0; ewse,

$lbeai«»,35; range weth-

CHICAGO, September

12 —Cattle—Receipt* ~-.SNM.tB; r,d fee.l-

L009 450;

Articles. Open. High. Low WHEAT— Sept 1<»i W%m 7V4

Leo ,#•»«« Illl^ A2

—Close —

.12.

* —• Sept.11 Sept-1

May .... COHNSept Dec.......

OATS—

May ...

tiy, Sl%-a

61 Li 60% 61s 60%60% 60 60% 6060% 60% 60% 60 b

:r.: tt

36% 37%

....;«»%

3»%

29%

38%

. 13 U*

12 60

U CO

,. 13 65b

U 70

13 66

... 18 42b

12 461.

18 87

**..

a . . .

... 9 25

9 26

.... 8 26

» 26

7 35-b 7 32-b

... 8 66

H U>

8 56

.. H $>

« 70

H <i&

... 6 tt

6 X

8 92

20%-

»7%-

13 60n 13 60 13 62* 1*62

13 42

II 40 13 30 > 2Sn

FORK ■•pt... Oct.... May ..

Jan...... LARD-

W •• Oct ... RIBSSept . .. Oct. ..

Jan.

CHICAGO. September 12.—Caali wheat No. 2 red, No. 3 red. 81c; No. 2 hard winter, T*-, No, 3 hard winter, TTfop “ - - 51®61%c; No. 3, 61$

2, «#3&%c, No. 3,

9 a 8 XI 7 30 8 66 8 67'

« 02-96 6 90

8 <50n

8 70

For the week—

sassssp a

Iron Trade Pessimistic. The tf'n trade is rather

iron proved On the contrary, buyers are enreported this week ire largely sympathetic, the result' of reported additional

cuts In the Southern product. ting trade a large distribution of merThe salmon pack on the Pacific coast chop disc is in progress, this branch of the will be a short one, and higher prices are l|ai||*tii^r reporting a profitable season.”

able to hull sid*. Receipt* of hog* are mod•rate, and the demand fair KwveraJ week* of what should be a good period of consumptive demarid are immediately ahead of u*. and thi* Influence# the speculative feeling It is therefore probably too •cx/n to begin eelllng provision* short, and perhaps they may be bought on the soft spot* for *ome profit^

CORN’S FAIR PROGRESS

Bla# Dsmssmi plum# $2 Vt a bu*hc 1. Lombard* i

61 A. Orapea smair banket. i5u—c.

VEGETABLES - Onion* to barrel*. $2.3. | Spanish oaioea $: vs a crate. Potktoe*. fie. Baltimore *wjwt*. $2.6592.7* a barrel, i

H'hae-gr u r. t mat e- ‘I a

bean*. SAr Cucumber*, Ji>Si5c a doaea. Holland cabbage. 10c a barrel Domestic cabbagr per ton. $7th>. H mc-gr rr,

bunch. 369

Fggplani *w beeti

fell a fraction below last nightwas some pressure against the Atchisons, «Boston Brooklyn lYansu and Manhattan, and ephnadelchia their l<w»et! of a point or over diffused a egt Louis* heavy tone throughout the market. Rusi- Pittsburg ■ ness was very small to volume, and tic •Baltimore professional operators were Inclined to Cincinnati hold off until the publication ol the bunk •Kansas Citv statement. Cleveland There was a slight rally in the market Detroit prior to the publication of the bank •Louisville

when that exhibit ap- •Milwaukee

loss •Buffalo

than had been expected, and also an Indianapolis expanse of loans, selling was resumed. J Columbus Anaconda dropped 4 points. Brooklyn •Toledo ......

84,196,277 !*}.». «7

of ho**, SI cattle, and 26 sheep a year

L t &go -

i'he efforts of salesmen to advance pnees of hogs and of buyers to lower

Dee 29 2 Jfc evert opportunity, has Kept

Dec'. ".5M*0 ’ 1 ' ' ““ “ “ '

the uwrltet ■ in an unsettled conditkm

±a *a- AAf ru», * again this week. There imve been some jMSeisa fZr' ii'*;' triianges almost every day. but rarely

Dec..n>.o n;,.)-*. than 10 cents, and generally not to exceed a cents difference from one day to another Packers, especially, have

; ^ h ■ - statement, but »» ' peareu showing a much larger cash

16,884,100 17.9SS,«» 30.150.102 12.3&0 400 8.3T0.183 9.053.404 6.359.815

.35.2 i

.21.8

Dec Dec. Inc.

Dec-.a.^ they have purchased very sparingly/Most ,‘' ? i of the time shipping orders were plentiful Alik -►« l.M Y».’4ir'*k t t - 4T. ewe-t *v-V ! e-v.* ) x--* V WiWii-vae# .v # * W .»

Dec .. 3.1

4'2 been opposed to advancing prices, and

»«* lamb* jpi V *■** to choice wttx^i, $2 W93aY9; ^twtern •heep fitTSfikM; native lamb*. 63 >>®j 50. Wcatcrn lambs. f3.IW«'&2&.

The

Week’s Range in Hogs.

following table shows the daily

and were the principal support of the

market.

range in prices of the leading grades of hogs in this market for the week;

Medium

Best

heavies.

Sept. 7..$6!»»6 00 Sept. 5 . 5 90h« 10 Sept. « . 5 90t6 10

sugar corn, Cozen Celery

JSc; Muskegon, fancy. 60e a boi_ —... „ .. .. , - $i » a dozen New crop honey, 16c. New beet*. Transit, and tst Paul, 1. The closing Peoria

: ISc dozen Navy beans, f- I' K Iney beans, was wtuiv. Total sales. 122,000 shares. ‘ — Aver- (3 40 Lima bean* S‘*c a pound Green tin a* „ per gslso:.. 5"^ New garT 12c a pound The Bank Statement,

i Mango peppers per down, 7c. PJckltng on Ion*,

per huahel. white. $5 5C. yellow, $1 eo. i The statement of the averages of the

—— ; clearing-house banks of the city for the Groceries. | week. Jive business days, showed: DRIED FRUITS—Apples, sun-dried. 7«; cur- ; IgMuns. $KK,5d6,880; Increase.

Hwsie, I-lb. carton# *97%c. citron#, 13914c: j

Mediums to Heavies Strongest.

Linder Seasonable Weather

age Yield Anticipated.

NEW YORK. September 12 -The weekly crop report to Dun s review shows fair progress- 'or corn The weather to the West Is seasonable, and in most sections,

with a late frost, an average yield is an- _ ticlpaled In southern Indiana weather laJatnt. Two Crown, a ib . 7c. Three Crown.

• r * *- L — — 7l -- *e«ded ral*‘n*. 1 lb . 6

Deposits. 018.125,800;

$2,167,000.

Increase. $24,300.

6.436.215 Dec. .13.5 4.815.173 Dec . 7 8 8,217.tXiO Dec..18.3 i

3.852.?98 Inc.. .17.6 The stronger prices for provisions, and 1'.551.172 Dec..28J especially lard, itlmulated the hog mar1.504.413 lnc...S.2 r Ket to some extent, and particularly the 1,012.817 Inc... 5.1 medium to heavy grades. At all times

they have shown more strength than ; weights, and at the extreme close oi the week represented .a net gain of le&iSc in pr.ces compared with the close

!^.r S ’ > ^,^ h * r c ! )LTTll' J ®f^.hI r rir* of 1,,3t "hile light hogs have adinf*rL331 pa-p«iv _ Vcaiiceti y&tv -Hit{#» • "FliSs

Dayton ...

Evansville •Balances paid In cash. The Money Market.

tetnfi

U6H sterling rscnar.gt, veiiceu veiv liltle This exchanae was

steady with actual bualne** to banker toil# also brottobt about bv the absence of at toi.STT^ivo for demand and at . brought about b> the absence or

conditions are still good, anti the crop Is

KSttn ^ J5^‘iabr«*S.7tS£k I ih“822!:■'•i'"'*/ ILTSfadTSk..S-*.h£i as s■»«e'-' -• ••• . ■ »«n««.

78c. Cgsh corn—^7o. 2,

‘"fcc. Cssh oats—No. * “

iye-September, Kc; October, tC'Xo; May, Wk . )*Thv- Norii,w<-ar, <«.

Southwest, 97c; September, 91

•7%c; Miiy. $4%c. Barley Cash, 4b4J'/)o.

weeks more of good ^•®J l , * e *\* , **f* .TJ? 1 * lej^lMO. 4%c >ra;*d aprit

be an average yield in Illinois the crop teiaCt 4^,. 5971^.

Is making good progress. Ample njoltture NUTf- Brazil, new. S®10c; filberts, 12c; harA . hA.* improved the condition of poor 9^*11 aimon 1*. 14c. »oft-*h«U. Vtc, JordAiv* grounds, and the yield will be larger than #hell#d almonds, 51c; poaruts, 69!5%c; roaated. usual. Cold nights still retard the growth 79&C English nuts, No 1. 6. s., I6v,c. somewhat. In Iowa the weather 1* warm, PICJCLEB—2 a« in bbis., $i«.oo, 1.200 in bbi*.. j and there has been considerable mots- BOO, 1,$W to onv-hslf bbls. $6 M, in tore. Dry weather is needed to mature bbls. *4 SO . th« crop properly. In Nebraska the yield OATS- Roiled, bbls * ic.K. oatmeal. - „ ette . 110 r vrf r P IM : i 40 ' mace. 609fic. nutmegs. peptw, Bly. In Missouri lhe crop Jrtowlng| bUck< shot. l$c. white, fie, clove*. 16c. rapidly. In Michigan and along trie ground ipur«) pepper, black, l^c, white,

northern belt corn is very backward, and ‘ v >

Mtt. !>/»*** — 4«*u. Important orders for light hogs and

1 lion, $44,798,100; Increase. $027,400. : ro mmerctot bills Bar stiver : $»«* such us charactertseil the trade some

Mexican dollar*. 4S5. Railroad bond* tr- time ago. and at the close of this week

e#il-4Ck*»A <**^!k 1 i'4 n *v , W-, V. Ir-VM.JA** e^.-v I tv ♦ I #»«?*' e*

sene. $2M,S21,100; decreeee. $1,908,w. I BEltUN. September 12.-Exchange on Loniieserve required, $329,545,900; increase, don. »> marks ts pfennings tor cheeks. $10,705. Surplus, Jio.JTl’.aXi, decrease. $1,- I/>NDON. Septemlwr li-Bullion amounting

f%«; f our Crown. 7%. , — —. . — . - ■ wluuwuh. (uitiwaar,- eeii.iv

fro*t. alow!

the yield will bo light, but in the south

era corn belt the yield Is large

N»w York Grain Market.

NEW YORK, September M -rtour-Receipt* JT.J26 barrel*, sale* 6,000; quiet but firm. Wheat—lUoetpt* 14.626 buabela, aalee 700,000 t.ushel*, quiet but firmer on rain# to the Northwest and higher spring wheat market*. Dwemhrr, *7%<r*7 7-l«e, May. $$%fi«6Ue. Rye —Quiet; State and Jersey. 66U'67c; No 2 W«>*terlt. 86c. nominal f. o, b afloat Corn- Receipt# 31,00# bushel*; eale# 11,600 bushel*; Ormer with wheat and on fe*r» of frd*t before M.)»-

day. December, IT

97,000 bushel*; notnl Beef—Firm; family,

family, $18.00. Lard—Quiet; prim* Western

•team, 9.00c

Week's Grain Movement.

NEW YOKK, September 12. - Bradatreet a: Wheat, Including flour, export# for the we<ik ending September 10. aggregate 2,406,040 bushels, against S.ISl.Sit; buanelii last week, 5,444,146 bushel* thi* week laiat year, 8,648,009 bu#hel» In 1901, and 4,1*5,983 bushel* In 1900. For ten

weeks of the cereal year they »««

(gregute

81,256,188 bushels, against 4«,496.744 bushels In 1902, 55,818,179 bushels to 1901, and 81.965,011 In 1900. Corn exports for the week aggregate 844,318 bushels .against 868,741 bushels lust week, 91,512 bushels a year ago, 777,831 bushels In 1901, and 2.494,786 ... bushels in 1900. For ten w'eeka of the

M%$$M%c Gets -Receipts present cereal year they aggregate 11,308,-HBSE-tgaeg wtolto. 41«46<- 8m bitohels. agalnrt *67.367 bushels to 1902. $l« 6O«jll.S0 f-.rk Firm; 10.027.718 bushels to 1901. and 34,042.742

bushels In 1900.

gro

$6c; cayenn*. 35c

CARPET BROOMS—Best, $8.50 dozen; No. 1. $2 *6. No 2. $2.60. No. 3. $2 35. No 4.. $2.10;

warehouse broom*. $4 2*.

VINEGAR-Mail (40-grain test), barrel*. 93 lie gallon, pure elder, 144fl$c. WOODENWARE—-Buckets. 2-hoop*. $1.«); 3hoop*. $170. tub*. No. 1. $7 00, No. 2, $6 00, No.

Z $5 0©

'teas—Common to fair. l2ffJ7c; good to choice. J8ff46c, fancy, to370c Imperial—Common to good. 30g50c. choice to fancy, 40®«ac. Forroo**—Good to choice 3o«i4!k\ fancy. 603 70c. Foo-Chow and Amoy—Good to choice, 30®

40c. Young Hyson—Common to fall good to choice. 45tg5'c; fancy *ift« Congou and Souchong—Common to

$&c; good to fancy. «0d7i)c. Japan-Common to good. JS®40< choice to fancy. 45fiB5c. Hyson-

Common, $0©40c a Ib

CORDAGE—Fair demand. Manila best. 15%c; elsal, 9©9\c; cotton rope. 9®l2c a ib. FISH—Mackerei, extra me**. $32 CM'S33.00; No.

1, extra mean. '$30 004131.00, large extra shore, $2$.00030.06; No. 1 more. $2*.00^29 00; No. 1 bay.

$26 00fi27.00. No. 1 medtuni. $24 Oii.< j. . No

otcefl^B

air. 30®40c; ted. 60f70c: ■ fair. 30#

924,7,'5. Ex United States deposits, $24,C93.575;_ decrease, $1,912,000. [By Albert R Thompson A Co.’* Wire.]

Name Open.High Low.Close.

Industrials—

Am. Car & Foundry. 31% 31% 31% 31%

tm 83

to €100.000 was withdrawn from the Bonk of

F - ’ to-Isy tor shipmon; to F.xypt.

PARIS, September 12 —Exchange on London.

25 irancs 1>% centimes for checks.

Other Grain Market*. TOLEDO, September 12.—Clo**; Wheat—September 1314c, December kt%c. May M%u. cash «$%c MINNEAPOLIS. September It - doe*; Wheat—September fi%c, December 60%-c. May Hlfc. MII.WAITKKE. September 7I,-<To*e; WWt ► September iWHcn. December 61%cb. May 84.on, . , LIVEIU’OOL, Beptember 12,-Wheat-BlKit No. 2 r«d Westani winter quiet at 6« $%d; No. I Northern spring etatidy at 6m »d; future* quiet; September, tier Ckl; October, 8e 6 , 4d; December, (is 6%d. Coni— Spot Ameriruti mixed quiet at 4n 6%d; futures dull; September, 4s 6d, October. 4s 6%d.

Indianapolis Cash Prices. -September 13 — Wheat—Firm. No. $ red. 83o track; No. 1 red. S3e on milling freight; No. 3 red. Mo track; September. Mo, wagon, lie. Corn-etcady; No, I white, 6ic; No. $ white, lie; No 4 white, 47c; No 3 white nitxed. W%c; No 3 white mixed, 60%c. No. 4 whit* mixed. 47o; Np. I yoH< w. 60%o, No 3 yeiloe.', W%c; No. 4 yellow, 4?o; No. 3 mixed, 6g%«j; No I• mixed, W%c; No. 4 mixed. 47c; ear, 49f Mo. dat* x Ba»1.r; No. 3 white, S*c. No 3 white, $»%«'; Nq. 2 mixed, |6c; No. 3 mixed. »Uc. Bay-Steady, Np. I timothy. $10.76; No. I timothy, is 26. —Inepectlon*. - Wgeat-fNo. $ red, 2 oar*; unmarchaAtahla 1 car; no grade, I car; total. 4 car*. Corn-No. 3 whit*, t car; No. 3 w>hite mixed 1 oar; No. $ yellow. 1 car; No. t mixed $ eara; No. t mixed. I ear*; ear, 1 car; total 1© cur#. * Oat*—Rejected, i car; total, 3 oar. May—Nona

The Wagon Market.

—Saptember 31—

Oorn—Selling at 60$$64c Oats-Sheaf, $mOtUO,to,

#ITc

Hay-Olover, $6 new atomastew '

$.60.

new ahelled oat*. $4

5£5K-

To-Day’* Primary Marketa.

$46 y i7l buXit* 0 ' 00m * *”•*“ bu,h * U ' Malo.t Primary market ahipments: Wheat. 6U.6U buahela, agwlnet 578,100 muheia th* com>*t>an<1MlnneapoUa received 624 cara of wheat and

neff^i .t t®* Wl °* r *- MOimit 764 care the oerreapendtng day a year ego.

8t. Lout* ro.'etpU; Wheat. *:,000 buabela. agwlnet 153,000 buutela the corresponding day a

ymv ago.

Kaimus City rocelpta. Wheat, too care, agaltufi fill cara the corresponding day a year <£*2° 141 ««. oorn. fit Estimated car* at Chtoiago for to-day: Wheat.

»0 can; own, SS5 care; oats, iso can*.

morrow: Wheat, 140 car*

jPVw* to-

oorn. fiSu care; oata

IN oar*, hog*, $5,000.

wheat; corn, kill buehel*; oata a700 buehri*.

A. W. Thomson's Grain Letter. * —September 11 —

Wheat—Market In Chicago was firm and — - .. Shout %0 higher. The strength cam* mainly LEATHER from bad weather tn Northweat and th* cover- »Cttc. harm

Clover and Timothy Seed. CHICAGO, September 13—Timothy—Ca*h $2 Jutga.OO. September $3 80, Octolxw $3 15, Jan- 1 uary $3.30. Clover—Cash » 25. October $0 15. Produce Market. (Home market pricee quoted are thoe* Snipper* are paying ) EGGS—Stead! at 17He. POULTRY--Fowl* steady at 10c; young chicken*, steady, 10c; roo»teix 5c; turkey*, 10o; old tom*, to; duck*. »c BUTTER -Country ateady at Uc a pound. Jobbers selling ktate creaniwy at lie. Elgin. 33c HUTTERINB-Seiilng for HOlio. CHRICSE—Jobbing prices: Imported fiwlaa, $0c a pound: domertio Swiss, new, 15c; Wisconsin cream. 13c. New York Cheddars. 12H«; domsattc Umburger. 13c; brick, I4c. CHICAGO, Heptsmber 11—Butter Firm: creameries. 15ffl»Hc dairies. 1*4317%*. Cheese— Steaity; daisies, loHffloHc; twin*. lOiglOHc; young Americas, ncllVtc. Kgg»-4!teady st mark, cases Included. 17©lSo. Poultry—Iced steady; turkeys. 12c; chickens (hens), Uffu%c, •prtnga, 12«l3Hc. NEW YORK, September It-Poultry-Live, quiet and steady; Western spring chicken*, !3Wc; fowl*, lie; turkey*. 12# lie; dressed, •toady; Western broiler*, 14® 15c; fowl*. ISc; spring turkey*. l»®25c. Butter — Receipt* 6,l$0 package*; market firm; State dairy. 14H®!Sc; extra creamery, 21Hc; renovated. 13017c; packing, 12#U%c; common to choice creamery, 15#J0c. Cheese—Receipts 1.6it package*; market firm; State, full tranm. fancy, email, colored. He; •mall, white. T5%c; large, colored. 10%c; large, white. K>%c. Kgge-Receipts 4.651 parkagea; firm. State and Pennsylvania fancy mixed. 23034c; State end Penneyivanle. second* to firsts. 18022c. Western extras, 23c; refrigerator. 15020c; Western first*, 23c, Western third* to •econds, 17® 810.

large, *23,00024.00; Nu. 2 extra shore, 82 00; No 3 shore. $2« '04x21.00: No 2

breakfast. *l» 00020.00

*21 00® English

Am. C. & F. pM.

Ani. Ice pM 22% Ani. Smltg A- Ref... 43% Antal. Copjtef 47%

Anaconda .-... 78

Pressed 8. C 40% Rep._I. and S. pfd ... 66% Rubber Goods 187*

Tennessee C. and I.. 38 U. S. leather 8 V. 8. Steel a

U. S. Steel pfd 70%

Railroads—

A.. T. & S. F 67% A. , T. A S. F. pfd... 91 B. & 0 83

Can. Pacific 123% 123% 123% 123% C. & O 33% ...? Chicago & Alton pfd. 64 Chicago G W 16%

C\, M. & St P 143% 143% 141% C., R. 1 & P 29 29

Erie 29%

Erie 1st pfd 07% cr]L

Illinois Central 133 Louis. &. Nash 105% Mexican Central 12% Mo., K. <fe T. pt'd— 42% Missouri Pacific — 94

w-r sr si n IT r>

67% 92%

20%

66%

81%

20%

66% 92% 81%

67%

133%

106% 12%

28% 29% 67%

133

105% 12%

NO. 3^to *H.S‘sri7“00 N- V C A H R 1|% per bbl.; On half bbls.. one-*aif price an! add £ * 40c for paekogri. Col-Large. &H80c; medium. Norfolk dr W estern.. 63% 606HC per lb., •niekeo herring, $13.00017.00; Pennsylvania 124% lake herring. $3.0003.50. whltetUh, No 1. $7,000 Phlla & Reati 53%

Tha Wholesale Market.

PACKAGE COFFEES—P. o. b. IndlanapoUe:

At lose. $0.35. Uoa. $».»; Jersey. $$.26: Caracaa Dutch Java Blend. $13 50, Diliswcrth Climax Java Biend. $S 26. Quaker, fa 36.'

»*> XX-

PEA BEANS — Hand picked. $3.2602 $6; screened, $1.6503.10. marrowfat*. $3 0003.10. red

kidneys, $3 50; lima, tV ON-Bar, $2.1502 SO be*

7.50, No. 2. $4.0004.JO. family. $4 0004.50 a bbl.; %-bbl.. 90c; 6-lb. kit*, 37c, Holland her-

ring. 80c®$1.00 a keg.

CANDIES—Stick, 'c; common mixed. 7c; grocer*' mixed, 7%c; banner twist. 8c; cream bonbons. 10c; No. 2 cream mixed, 9c RICE—Carolina head, 6%®7%c. Japan. 5^,0

*c, broken, 4®4%C.

SALT—Ixike. In car lot*. 76c; small lot*. 850 $0c; 100 3-lb package*. $1.90; 60 5-lb. packages, $1*0; 28 10-lb. package*. $1.70. STARCH—Pearl. 8%c. Champion gios*. 1 and 8-lb. packages, 6c. corn. 1-ib. packages, 4Vfe®

6%C.

SIRUPS—Standard oorn, 24026c; choice, 270

*2c; sorghum. 28®38c; New Orleans molasses,

fair to prime, 18®JSc. choice, 30®35c.

Dry Goods.

BLEACHED COTTONS—Androscoggin, S3 inches 7%c. kfasonviue. 66 Inches, 8c; New Farwetl, 42 inches, 9c; First Cali, 36 Inches. 6%c; Lonsdale. 36 inches, 7%c; lilackstone. 84 Inches, 7%c. Cabot. 36 incites. 7c; Dwight Anchor, 36 inches, 8%c; Clover. 36 inches, 6c; Dwight Anchor, 40 inches, 9%c; Diamond Field, 36 Inche*. 5%c; New York Mtila, 36 Inches. 10c; Lonsdale cambric, Ui%c; Peppereli. s-4. 19c; Peppereil, $-4, 21c; Sea Island, No 2, 7%c; Sea Island. No. 3, 36 Inches. 6%c; I'tlca, 9-4, 27%^; Utica, 10-4. 30c; Fruit. 4-4. 8c; Potomac, 4-4, $Vkc; Liberty Bell. 4-4, 6%c. GINGHAMS—Amoske.tg, «%c; Everett claselce, 6c; Lancaster. 6%e; Normandie dress styles. 7%c. Toll# du Norde, 9o; Bradford fencl#«, 7V»c. Bates. 9c. EciipM. 5\c. Red Seal. 8c. COLORED CAMBRIC—Edwards. 4c; Slater, 4c, Genesee. 4c; Concordia 4c; Warren. 3%c. TICKING—A moskeug, ACA. ll%c; Cordis. ACE, U%c; Conestoga. BF. 13%c. Hamilton stout awnings, 10c; Lenox fancy Uookfold, ISc, Diamond bookfold. U’%c; Oakland. 5%c; Warren bookfold, 11 He; Lenox XX. ISc; Thorndyke,

6«.

COTTON DUCK—TaJlarsee. 7 ouncea 30 Inches, *c; Tallassee. 8 ounces, 29 inches. 12%o; Tallaeeee. 10 ounces. 14 L yc; Savage, 10 ounces 36 Inches, 14%c; Champion, S ounce*. 9%c; On-

tario, 12 ounce*. 24c

SHIRTINGS CHECKS AND CHEVIOTS

New South, «%o. Everett

Rockland. 7)

36 inches, Atlantic D.

es, 6%c; Pep21c; Utica C,

S. L. & S. VV.

St. L. A- S. W. pld.,.. 37 South. Pacific 46% Southern Ry 22% South. Ry. pfd 85% U. Pacific 76% Wabash pfd. 35% W. & L. E 1st 53 Wis. Central 18% Wis. Central pfd. .. 40

Miscellaneous-

Brook. R. T 42% Man. Elevated 134 Metropolitan S. Ry..H4% Y.’estern Union 83%

Bonds-

Cont. Tob. 4s 67 U. Pacific conv. ... 94% Wab. deb. B 69%

94% 123%

63% 125 54% 37% 45% 22%

a 124%

63% 36% 45% 22%

76% 75%

29% 67%

133% 105%

12% 93%

123

22% 62% 124% 53% 36% 46% 22%

* • • «

75%

?ptember 12. — Bradallures m the United

Week’s Business Failures. NEW YORK, Se street's; Business failures Slates for the week ending with September 10 number 165, against 162 last week, 197 In the like week of 1902. 1S2 to 1901. 167 In 1900 and 149 in 1899.

Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON, September U.—National Bank notes received to-day for redemption. JS23,033; Goiernnvnt receipts from Internal revenue, $761,273; customs, $739,420; miscellaneous, $47,039. expenditures, $1,440,000. Test Well Near Mooreland. [Special to The Indianapoiis News ] NEWCASTLE, Ind.. September 12.—The West Virginia Oil Company Is erecting a rigging and wlil put down a tes-t well i,n the farm of Charles H. Mouch, near Mooreland. Nearly all the land in that vicinity 1* leased for oil purposes and a number of well* will be put down by various companies. Canned Goods. CLaMS. ETC.—Clams. 1-lb., $1.10; clam ]ulce, $-lb., 95c; clam chowder. 3-lb., $1.90; deviled crabs. 1-lb., $2.20; 3-lb., $3.25; shrimps, 1-lb., $1.20; herring. 1-lb., $1 95. OYSTERS—One-lb., full weight. 95c®S1.00; 1ib , light weight, 75c; I-lb., luncheon, $1.25. SALMON—Flat key, 1-lb., $1.5502.00; fiat plain. 1-ib., $1.1501.85. tall. 1-lb., $1.3501.75; tall pink, l-tt>., 76a05c; Hat salmon, %-ib.. i5C0

$1.30.

SARDINES—Domestic oil. *3.6005.00; %-lb. mustards, $3.75; Imported, %-lb. keg. $iO.i»!0 15.00, half M>g. boneless, $16.UC<g86.uo, imported, smoked, $10.00011.00. CALIFORNIA FRUITS (2%-lb. can*)-Apri-co>a $1.85®2 25; wnlte cnerrle*. $2.5002.90; black cherries, $2.7502.85; muscat*, grapes. $1.6001.70; sliced lemon ci.ng*, I1.9502.W; yellow free*,

42%

40%

134%

134

134%

114%

94%

pigs were soiling much lower relatively titan they have for a long time past. Towaru Ute closg of this week more ordinary light hogs and hogs that have not been strictly corn-fed, were noticed In the arrivals, and this brought the quality below the high standard of some

unto ago.

The Saturday Market. The receipts to-day were larger than a week ago and more than twice ns large as a year ago. Shipping orders, a# usual on Saturday, were not liberal or important. and it was evident at the start that .'.lesmen would have to make some concessions in prices. Notwithstanding their limited opposition, however, packers were Inclined to be reasonable, and, having purchased rather sparingly for several days, they were in a position to take all the supply. A trading basis was arranged rather early in the day, and the trading was as active as could have been expected. Most sales represented ll)e decline from yesterday, and occasionally they appeared to l>e lac lower. The range In prices was from $6.00 to $6.20, and the bulk of the supply sold at $6.10^4>.15. Representative Sales.

No. SO hogs ,

Average, Dock. m

Price. $6 20

72 hogs .

........ 168

ioo

6 16

»1 hogs .

174

6 16

37 hogs .

189

6 16

30 hogs

200

6 16

64 hog# .

„ „ „ i „

.. 233

6 15

63 hogs

e w •% » r -

267

6 15

66 hogs .

141

6 10

40 hogs .

t , ,

103

6 10

SO hoga .

1S3

120

8 10

48 hogs .

200

• *•

6 10

71 hogs .

219

6 10

t>3 hogs .

261

6 10

30 hoga .

8 10

69 hog# .

174

120

6 06

39 hog#

210

6 06

21 hogs .

6 06

67 hoga .

223

2<j0

6 00

66 hogs .

243

&50

6 00

104 hogs .

106

5 60

42 hogs ..

6 60

U. S. Bonds in New York. —September 12.—

~bm7

Disappointing Cattle Market.

In a general way the cattle market has not been up to the expectations of sales- ! men this wi°ek, and the developments at

a,™‘rikUd ^ch2JT-ib* X5A9^‘'rmkivi the close of the week were quite disapberrita* 2-lb!, $1.1501.20, preserved atrawber^ I P ol,,tln F* ' i ' he eafl/ Purl of the rles, 2-lb., $2.35®2.4o; maraschino cherrle*. m i Prices were lower for nearly all kinds, uuarts. $3.0006 25. i but almost Immediately a strong demand

for choice selections developed, and that

at higher price#. The same prevailed for a few days, or

2.40; blackberries, 2-lb., 85090c, gooseberries.

ii.oo; s, mm

2-lb.,

b„ $2.3

quarts, $3.0006

CANNED MEATS—Deviled ham, % lb., 450 for choice so 50c; potted ham, % lo., ♦5050c; dried beef, 1 class sold at Ib sliced, $2.5002.60; chipped beef, 1 lb., $2.20 conditions pi *7,0 'hV VIxfcnT'.fi aaimrtc’-M %>h- l

registered coupiin registered, 1908 coupor.. 1908 small bonds registered 1907 coupon 1907 registered 1925... coupon 1325 registered 1904 coupon 1904 strict of Columbia ...

A sic

10*% 109% 109 110

®2 30; Vienna sausage. 90c. MISCELLAN EOU6—Mushroom.-,, asparagus, $2.2503.00; caullfl corn. 95c®$1.50; baked beans

$lt.50®26.00;

,ower, $1.90®". 00; plain or eouce, 1

109 109

108 10* 106% 109 110 no m 135 136 135 138 101V, 10?% 101% 102% 120

$13 00014.00;

66075c;

Chicago Stocks. [By Albert R. Thompson & Co.’s Wire ] —September 12.—

iutOWN tXITTC

%c, Saxony, 7%e X'N - Atlantic A.

chambray stripe*.

Tit-

tle

Name.

Open. High. Low.Cloae.

American Can pfd......

... 40

....

$y%

National Biscuit

... 40

39%

National Biscuit pfd...

. .101

....

Stvlft A Co United Box Board..,.,. United Box Hoard pfd.

..106 ... 3%

.. 20%

20%

19%

os, piai

lb , 45050c; kidney beans, 60®55c; lima beans, 1 lb., $6c®ll.OO; hominy, 3 lbs., 75085c; kraut, $ lbs.. 85090c; Imported peas (100 tin* in case,

sun extra), $20.0003.00; moyen. early June, 2 lbs., 90095c; seconds,

pumpkin, standard, 3 IBs., 80090c; gallons. $2.35 ©2.50; rhubarb,. gallons. $2.2002.30; spinach, gallons. $4.7506.90; string beans, standard. 3 lbs.. 90095c, gallons. $3.2503.50; sweet potatoes, standard, 90096c; tomatoes, standard, 90® 95c.

Smoked Meats and Lard.

SMOKED MEATS—Sugar-cured hams: First quality, 18 to 20 lbs average, 15c, 14 to 16 ibs. average, 15c; 12 lbs. average, 15%c; second quality, 1» to 20 lbs. average, 14%c, 14 to 18 lbs. average! 14%c; 12 lbs. average. I4%c. CALIFORNIA HAMS—6 to 3 lbs.. 8%c. 6 to

12 lbs., 9c.

BREAKFAST BACON-LInglish-cured, 19c; choice sugar-cured, 19c; 6 to 7 lbs. average, 17 %c; 8 to 9 lbs. average, 16%c; 10 to 12 lbs. average, 13%c; 5 to 7 lbs., narrow, 13%c.

ENGLISH BACON—Choice selected. 8 to 10 ,v,, lbs. average, 15c; 10 to 12 lbs. average, 13%c; 12 r ‘ u }~ T Ul .f. ™F l ® ,n

until the receipts became jexceasive, and then all uf the early gain in prices was lost, especially so far as the steer# were concerned. Fat cows and heifers were rather scarce all week, and brought near-

ly steady prices

At the extreme close of the week salesmen had to contend with a too plentiful supply of Western stock of only fair quality and native grade# of about the same class. The trade #eemed to be well euppiled with this kind of cattle, and It was impossible to effect a clearance at any price. There was a fair demand for stockers and feeders from professional buyer# the early part of the week, but the country demand at the close of the week was again disappointing and the market more unsatisfactory. There was possibly no kind of cattle except fancy cows and heifers selling as high at the close of this week os at the close of laat

week.

The receipts to-day were very fair for Saturday, and with quite a number carried over from yesterday, the supply waa

!K. T

Sept. 10. 6 06fi« 90 Sept. 11. 6 HHf« 20 Sept. 12. 6 110S»6 IS

and heavy

mixed.

IS TS€tS 90 5 »#6 00 5S5$fi00 6 95$« IS 6 0oi« 15 5 95«i6 10

Good

to choice

light.

The Cotton Market. NEW YORK. September 12,-Cotton-Futures opened firm: September. 10.TSc; October. 9T2c; November, 9.S7c; December, 9t*c; January, 9.70c; February, offered 9 72c; March. 9.72c; May. ».72o.

Security Trust ...Stack.s.

OfUmmiMi

104

John S. SpaiM 10*. 46 N. «>0nii«ylva»ta tt.

BONDS—E. M. CAMPBELL A BO. September Inveetmente. $27,000 Kmuf County Indiana .‘...’‘""fC V£!2£, v? ru ; la< \ iMJ ST H * M W ^ IndlmB f 4# Si'SX S* 11 * Indiana t* ss SKsLFraJsn $15,060 Baranw, Indiana «* &SS -“ •>«™ Tipton County. InlT. S SS * n ,°* C° u,lty ' Is SSS Oounty. Indiana $• Sw Mn^non U to > 4toi, n e 4 ‘* Ba ’ £ ' wtfvoii, XrtdUuiB. •*••*• •*%«*•«■• ,4b fiooo Bark* County, Indiana |* E. a. CAMPBELL * CO.. td-IO E. WssMegten tt UOfVX>«B

BAHKINQ HOUSE OF A. M. Fletcher 7 WALL ST.$ NEW YORK acaaiB new vork stock KXCNAHt t

Transacts a general banking busfneafi Receives deposits subject to draft. Dividends collected and remitted. Acts aa fiscal agent for corporations and negotiates security issues of railroads and other companlea Deals In Government bonds and etbe* Investment securities. Commission orders executed.

ICCOUNU OF OilltS, BANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS SOLICITED

AN INVALID DEED CONVEYS NO TITLE. A dsed was mad# by one Hutchins to a man by the name of Sanders, whose name wae not tn the deed when It was signed and acknowiedged by Hutchins. Sanders 1 * name wee afterward Inserted, but the Supreme Court held that the deed was void and conveyed no tit!#. Chase v*. Palmer. 29. III. 304. The record of this dsxl would appear regular. Title Ineuranoe la the Only Protection. insist on It I Indiana Title Guaranty £ Loan Co. iBfi E«»t Market St.

$ J| Burglar Proof Vault SocurityTrust Company •fit test Market Street Hour*—8 to 5 P. M.

Fop Sale North Meridian Street Residence. j 8 rooms, with modern conveniences. Lot 101x305. Plenty of fruit and j ■hade. Offered at a price that will j show handsome Increase in the | neer future. ; : x t 4

The Central Trust Co 160-154 E. Marks! tlrssl.

IRON-Bei. t2.t502.36 base, hoop Iron $3 ooe ! 7c; Atlantic H. 36 Inche#. 6^r; Atlantic 1 $.26 base; angle Iron, $x 6002 76 has*, horee-, « Inches. 6c; Atlantic V 36 Inches, 6%c; P< shoes, $4190446 base x-ereli 9-4. 19c, Pepper*!!, 10-4. 21c; Utica 8TEKL—Bar. $2.1502.30 base; tire, $2.50- toe- F; Utica, 9-4. 25c; Utica. 10-4. 2?%o; Armory calk, $1 76 base. plow. $3.5u. lay. Is oo. machln- ihirUngs. S« inch#*. «%c; Comet. 36 Inches, 6c;

a.*" ••“•< “““• •; SSStlSS-

FLOUR-Jobbers' prices: Straight grade# I »obi Superior, 38 inches. 5%c; Long Branch, a $3 85. patent. $4.35, spring paienta $4 *i«., uT Inche#, 6%c; Staiue of Liberty, 36 inches. 6c;

low grade#, $3 2008.76; spring patents In bar- Peppcrell R.

* ** rye. $3.25#l 40. in barrels. *3 50 '

»r ton. D* av — -” '~‘

uantttlea

Local Securities. —Stocks.—

Bid,

100 150

mill feed,

to l<

reta $5.5u. rye. $3,16#3 40. In' bantTu,' - $j[so' ! PRINTS-Am#rtcan black and white. 4\o; j*er ton. hominy meal. (24.00; American gray. 4%c. American iudsg • So;

M4-h>; hominy meal. $.400 amenuim *-»j. * *- a $2» lea# 1 American shirting. 4'*c

4c; No. X 3%c. |%c;

WOOL—Wagon lota; Oocri merchantable me- long lum, 17 Vs J ISC; braid. Wo; burr and unewi- XXX jantable. 140l«c. fine merino and West*™ I aram

iET W®*' QU>w*▼-» ww mmrmm . A.m.HSjriUfi i i 011X4 fcX * - ft. v X v -

TALLOW—No. L 4c; No. 2. 8%c. . *%c; American long cloth B, ?%c; American

Men-lmac i,hlrtlr:g.

and Weatcrn. f aramh. 5c;

I IPhh IPltrt E&i

Cloth C. 6%c; Berwick fancy. 4%c. Berlin X. % A R *c: Ooeheeo. fancy. 5c: AmGarlbabli. 5c; Cocheco madders, 5c;

dium.

nkantehU

lie; tub-washed. t1®3uc. “* i Pacific. 5%c. Harmony fancy. 4%c: Pacific Par- ; indTana Hoiel^Company p! HIDES—Greraralted. No. L So; Xo. j, |® : ! thtaiw, $c: Pacific, noarntog*. 4%c; Slmpsou ' Indiana Manufacturing-Co No 1 calf.. 10c,__,No. L $%o. horsehldea. No i, mournings-. 3- Venus oil blu- and green, l s c; Indiar.a National Bank...

American Centra! Life American National Bank Atlas Engine-work* pfd Belt Railroad common Belt Railroad preferred Brown-Ketcham Iron-works pfd Capital National Bank Climax Coffee and Baking Pow. Co. . Columbia National Bank 110 Consumers' Gas Trust Co 1100 Del. & Mad Co. Telephone vv:. 42 Federal Union Surety Home Brewing Company 112

Id... ...

It® 120

” iso

Clover, recleaned,

prime. $7 90.

fancy. $1.1501.45. extra dean. 60060c; lurhard grass. $1.75^12.0#. redtap. per bushel. $1 rj-

165

Building Material.

LUMBER—Fine !-to. stuff. $25 00 M; com- Law Building ion board, $23 JO: hemlock. 2-tn , DS SO M; Marlon Trus;

No. I common yellow

lui

ptne flooring. $23.1^ M

$6 47. XXXX pow-! LATH—White No t. $4 . _ _ iranuiated. $5.2;. gratm- 44.to M, No. 2, $3 50 M No I mixed. $4 OU if.

,. No_ 1 skiing. *3Me n

millet, wheat,

wheat, $1 0001 50 per bushel. » mon

SUGARS—Indianapolis s»rice#: Cryst*; a-—, common oak. 62 '« M

noea, 5-lb. rarton* $r 57. Kagls tablet*. 0 4; > cut loaf, $5 97; po*d*re<.i. $6 47. '

dered. $5 42; standard gr

toted. *-Ib. begs, $5 47; cubes. $»«:, ' confUg. SHINGLES--A* 10 quaiiiy. ,'5u- T2 Uonera* A. $9.43. Ridgewood A. *5 92. Phoenix t LIME—Per bushel. -2c

A. HUT; I Empire A. 84.K. * J PLASTER—Michigan, $1 M bb; . Newark

*2.S bbl.; Newburg r.'.to bb!

Mte?U? b2l>w I toW^rar”Tt.e^ to^®^* leather MORTAR OL,.':- Per ,b

ST the ou‘ •' —

the export

Indianapolis

Indianapolis Gas Company so Indianapolis Street Railway 79 Indiiinai-dH Traction and Terminal. 40 ulldlng 75

215

Mf-rrhan-.s’ Nation*', Bank ... Newcastle Bridge Company... New Telephone Company

‘T'ja 1 in

anpiro

** Northwest and the’cover'- f »CDc^ harneee leather!' K§Se,‘ eklnir^ lee **-

thto oountry are email

1 show ' er L 3S043C: etogl* strap trace. 42044c. leather I MORTAR OOLOH—Per lb., I%c. change belting, extra short lap, »C and Hi 1*. cent, dis- CEMENT—LoulsvUI». :5c bin ; axek. j$c 1mtent In count, stanlard leather baltiag. S» per cent, j ported Portland. *2 7^4 25; American Port-

Cr.a *t2S«X7S.

BAND—WTite. f'-'-XJ x ton.

the oult situation and no Improvement

» export demand. Liberal world # ahlpment* dlecount

fh M,^0sy eto predated, although ciearanosa LINSEED OEL—Raw. S5c boiled. Sfc-

ROCKY FORDS ARRIVE.

right more than to be coiuixtent. we can not

Chicago and No:

thu suppllee of old wheat exhausted, and at Best Condition, currant rates of consumption it ts difficult to wv,», , see from where supplies for the year sue to ‘ ° f * frw

come

FIRE BRICK , er S.toO. $39 $>0040 M. FLUE LlNINGs—Per .nnt. ri0«3c. WALL ('OPINiiSS—Per foot. 120S5c. FIRE CLAY—Per ton. $6 to. SKIVER PIPE-A discount of 70 per cent

Mai

. 196 . 196

Mi . • 86 New Telephone—Long Distance— 63% • Pejple s Deposit Bank. ..... 110 Rauli Fertiluer piu ito Security Trust Company - 104 Union National Bank. — 102% t Union Traction common 35% l nion Traction prefeired 77 . ,u.- : Union Trust Company — 2» Port- : Vnn Camp Hardware pf 1 1* 1 Wasson preferred Ito

—•Boca*.—

■

■ ..W. 105

De! A Madison Co. Telephone as Home Healing & Lighting Co. to Indtenapofis. coluir-bu# & doutherc Indianapolis Gas Co. 6a 103% IndtoaapoB# Improvement 6«.

Broad Ripple 5# Cltixen*' Street Railroad

there waa nothing new In

Stocks of Hour are exhausted and th# demand

.. ... Xto

Sugar and Coflae. i ^

NEW YORK. September J2 -Sugar-Raw Merchants' H L Co. to. lto%

_ T—m-n rue rm - f * ir re® 3 ^ S%c. .•eiRrifuga! (M teat* New Telephone-first to jv.%

tpega and neyawt ft. ew7l~~ n T;U.-~r~. "H.'~7‘This first lot wa* shipped to local dealers from ,T « C - *nN»ia»»es sugar 3%c; refined firm, crushed . New Telephone second S# M SrUST&’ZZt?TZ TSUZgnSSii“

'zr&S'X ^ I I I'M

age and delay by bad weather and material n-1 N>r them ft t*. expected that hiry to , other feed products th* Europsaa “ttSS r -l!?5!*.5 ll IJ^?"**** f "' the firs:

fee—Steady: No 7 Rto 5 3-i«c Mola

New Orleans SlsiA2c

-Firm;.

Ask. 125

125 1(»7 151 85 1G 45 100 116 83 100 226 78 170

116 106 no 104

37 61

2'2$ 1*7 105 107

Ito 102 105 162

101 103 p 103

to 14 lbs average. 13c

BACON (Smoked;—Clear sides. 50 to 60 lb*, average, tic; 30 to 40 lbs. average, ll%c; 20 to 30 lbs. average, ll%e; clear bellies, 25 to 80 lbs. average, 10%c; 18 to 22 lbs. average, lie, 14 to 16 lbs. average, ll%c, clear backs. 20 to 3*) lbs. average. 10%c; 12 to 15 lbs. average, m*e; 9 to 10 lbs. average. 11 %c; flitches. 10 to 12 lbs. aver-

age. 9c; dry salt. %c leas.

DRIED BEEF HAMS-Regular sets. 13%c; outsides. 10%c; insides. 15%r; knuckles, 16c. LARD—Tierces: fhrst quality, lu%c. seconds,

10 ! »c. third. 10%c; leaf lard, 9c.

PICKLED PORK—Fancy boneless pig pork, per barrel 200 lbs,. $20.50; clear, per barrel, 200

lbs.. $20.00; short clear. *17.50, rump, >16.00.

SAUSAGE—Smoked pork eausage. 8%c; frank furls. 8%c; Wienerwurst. 3%c; knack sausage. S%c; bologna, flm quaiiiy, skin, 6%c;

i-ioth, 6%c. second quality, %c law.

Dressed Meats.

FRESH BEEF—Carcasses; Western steers. 714071^; native steers, 8©S%c; native heifers, Sfri to 500 lb*.. 7%c, native cows. 400 to 550 lbs, 5%C, cows. 650 to 650 lbs.. 6%c; steer fores, 6c: steer hind*. 10%c; heifer hlnda. 10c; heifer foies, 5c; cow fores, 4c; cow hind#, 9c. VEAL—Carcass, 9%c; hindquarters, 13c;

fores. Sc; legs. 13c.

MUTTONS—Legs. 10%c: r*ck=. 14017c; sad-

dles. It^jc; lambs. »%c. sheep. 8c.

Leading Drugs.

Alcohol, $2 5O02.7G; assfeUda, 40o. camphor. 65079; alum. 104c. bismuth, nltraie. *2 2502.50 lb ; cochineal, 50055c; talne.. $4 5504 75 ox ; chloroform, €5®70c; peras, bbls , 15c cwt.. cream tartar, pur«

Lathrop & Haueisen

303 LAW BUILDING

OFFER Union Traction Co. of

Indiana Common Stock.

sub- i prices, compared with co- i kinds sold yesterday,

cop- ]

**0

the week. There

were no important orders from any quarter, consequently It was difficult to consummate sales, and prices as a rule, were haidly aa satisfactory as yesterday. At tne close of the day a large n-umoer of cattle remained unsold, or were sent out

in first hands.

Sheep Conditions Satisfactory. The sheep and lamb market this week has been comparatively satisiactory. Part of the time there was no really urgent competition between buyers, but at su.h times the supplies were small and, therefore, buyers had no advantage over salesmen. When the receipts were more liberal there was an Increased demand from local sources, and, fortunately, the conditions throughout the week were rather favorable to salesmen, who succeeded in maintaining a strong average In prices, in fact at the close of this week extra selections were selling a trifle stronger than they have for some time

I past.

Lambs were bringing as high as $.'> 75 - and sheep as high as fJ.35, and good to | choice lambs were selling largely at There art no *af« investments for your 5.50, and the good to choice sheep at $3.60^ money than th# f»rm and city mortgage* that

S.25. The receipts to-day, as usual at the wt have tor sale

close of the week, were quite small, and > in 21 year* we hav* sold over eighteen mlllthere were no new development# in Jhe Ion dollar* of the*# mortgage*, and hav* never market. The trading was quiet, but sales io#t a dollar of Interest or principal, and h#v* for the most part represented steady i never foreclosed a mortgag* »lnc* w* hav*

American Express Company ISSUES Foreign Exchange. Cable ftTelegraphicTransfec* Travelers Cheques and letters of Credit AT*il*ble throughout the world. 10 NORTH MKUUIIAM gTRRRT

**l organise and finance Corporation#. I prepare Bond and Block forms. Article# filed, Charters obtained. Indiana or foreign State*. By-Laws, Resolution*, etc., revised, prepared, etc. Bond and Block Issues sofd. Term*—well, I can save you

money.'*

ROUISKT G. KIIVCH LOANS, STOCKS AND BONOS lie SO M»t« vo*a«*orm CSldig.

ALBERT R. THOMPSON & COMP’Y

■ embers Chicago tosrd of Trade. Member* Cbloage Steek Kxetiange.

W» Buy ani tell Broken Lott

Telephone 21S; Old, Main 1032.

6-10 Lombard Bldg. 31 Boird ot Trade Bldg.

Tl! LUDIM TIU$T GONMIY OF ilium Hsllnion Trust Co. IIS lid 120 E Mirtit $1,

Capital Surplus

$800,000 $100,000

EIECUTEI *U MAMEI OF TUVITt

A. W. THOMSON BANNCR ANO BNONCN. 1 MEMBER 0NI0A00 BOARD OF TRADE Stock*, bond*, grain and provision* bought and sold for cash or on commission.

Correipondontsj

New York, A. If. Fletcher, whtcago, Logan Sk Bryan.

RoomB 4 Mnd B IngMllR Building ■OTH PHONES NO. 34. Frival* wire* to all marketa.

Money to Loan M c*strallr toceted city property and ea w*a» Improved farm* is Indiana, by The Indianapolis Fite Insurance Co

Home Offloe.

122 E. iirtet St, lidliaapoiis, M.

Capital paid up la cash $■*.«$• a* A##*t* ^ *

• •*•« •«#•#«*•. «###e**e#eeep«« **••••

J *H. fltoilVday,* Pro*.

■ *•«***•*•*• PA.M^ »* H C. Martin, Sml

IS | BONDS XMDIASAPOLI. Money Order*. Traveler*' Ch*q>^ aw kick: ae co. Tel. istt. Lombard Building.

.. , - ■ — — ■ *—re, —w 36c; Indigo. 65080c; licorice, Calab, genulBe.F'© 4ftc; magnesia carb.. 2-o* . $&©25c; morphine, P A W per ox.. *2.1502 69; .ap, castiie, Fr., U0I6e; aotto b.csro, 2*-.d«c; salt*, Ej».' m. 4c; suiphur flour, 2%05c: Mitpettr, ttitc; turpentine. i&ttoc; glycerin, 160 .^V; iodine. 35c os.. iodide pc>tas*ium, $2.45®2.P.-; bromide of p.t&ASiUin. 5-»0!6Jc. chlorate potarh, 15c, hisrax. $012g; cinchona, S5©«Jc; carbolic acid. 26027c;

q’jlr.iiie, 30035c.

OILS—Castor. 94cg*l 10 per gallon; bergamot, per ib.. $3.to; anise, per Ib . *2.00; lemon, per lb.. $1.50. cod iiver, per gal.. $4.5005.50; vperm. ft 10 gallon cottonseed oil. 6607jc.

the way equal

Cattle.

•And Interest.

dus&rss srcsL'esss^f s^«iass%' , S7 , ^ u i.'sS's r .B.'

on a considerable scat* and become unrent" ' coaSttoa. as the rai i* roming dire-V .®? ?* r . °J* r theory to a dtoanpotatment. tVe * !1 , ' f v th * ir 8 ' jrpia «

a* i* the only *!»-* Rrapes early, and afte. i o clock there a-ero

of Concords and

THE OIL BULLETIN.

ntlll f*el. however, that tins* TsT the^oniV *iV- rtape* early, and after » o'clock there were; »•”< ■>< >«>CcnHrity I„ a, tt. I SKLi.'fiLdT"*™* l0 ” ■ I

- "iS£SU°!Srf,.„ tt. S., tag at 65 cer.ts. hut prices for Are

ira’aefinacleatTo tn^', Av * u *^* suppUe* tld^We (JSTtoirof^JSy adv^e co^fidenro

and pattonc*.

Corn-Market waa a Uttle higher. There ar* further general rains throughout the W*#t. which ar* not needed and which are not favorable to tho growing crop. Th* cash situation to a fairly wrong one Receipt# ar* moderate, and corn 1* being freely taken for ahlpment. There to a large abort inter- #«, and equally aggressive trading on both tt-dtt, ;2K5SkroK5“*~ *“ Oats—Market was fractionally higher There to not much preseurr from abort selling or from liquidation. lh a speculative wav th* market to a verj* quiet one. and the cash oituatton control# the price Thto Mill constats In moderate receipts and good demand. Provision#—Market ia Chicago remain# practically unchanged. Sentiment probably favor-

—Lima Oil Shipments, September 10. . Indiana pipeline .. stock now sell- ! Buckey* plpeim*

Fifty-One Indictments Returned. [Special to The Indianapolis New*.]

! HUNTINGTON, lad., September 12 -Th* grand Jury ha# returned, fifty-one Indictment* ; It is thought most of th# indictments are for bark I violation of the Nicholson law at Brebaugh's

, . ^ , , , . , . Farit, a #u:t against which is tending, to have clearings of the principal cities for the week 5 u# charter vacated by th* company which

Indianapolis Clearings.

ftradstreefs figure*, showing the

strong si *2.65 * barrel, with a si ght Yivaae*

predicted for Monday.

Fruits and Vegetables.

J'HT ITS—loer.ions. »ew M siruvs 20ms. 13, SO Oranges, fancy tote Valencia. jS Tf; Medtterranson sweet*. Ranxna. first# $l.«(»0Lto * bunch, second grade. *1.0001 K. Oocoanuts. *1&>

01.90. Ptneapple* $3.50. Tw

Plums. *L36k Apple*, fancy Maiden Blush. 5&<»»

Indiana Duchess. $$.$001 to:

Total Previously reported. Septemter Total September Daily average —Lima Oil Run*. Serie-nber » - Icdtora pipeline Buckeye pipeline

Total

ending September M. with the percentage of' operates the j ia e JL269 increase decrease a* compared with the jd.2€l ? corresponding week last year, show * a decrease of 41,9 per cent. New York showed Tl.sa? a decrease of 64.2 per cent, and the cities 513.363 ' outside of New York showed a decrease of

15.5 per cent.

53»,8S3 i This decrease is due, bankers say, largely to

$£.552 the fact that Labor day wa* celebrated one week earlier last year, and the holiday lost Monday would naturally decrease the cl

leg* about 15 per cent.

Indianspoif* clearings show a decrease of

cooking Previously reported. September ..

2*.K5 42.767

3,816 rc.3i4

LATE INDIANA TELEGRAMS. CULVEIi—The Maxinkuckee Assembly, In closing the season, elected: President, W. E. C.iilane, of Culver; vice-president, , Charles R. Scoviile, Chicago; secretary. S : t A. M Hoolinan. Logansport; treasurer. J. ■; $'V JT* ir*HljBir * til TA.''? .nrn T 'CigarsF»40w

bteep.s-

Go- to prime export steer* 1,3)9

to 1.600 lb*, average * 4 75® 5 50

Fair to medium export steers. Llito to L&JO ib*. average Plain fat ireer*. 1.250 ib*. and upward Good to prim* butcher riser*. l.toO to 1.259 lbs average., Plain l.tof) to 1.250-lb. steers Brat feeding steers. 900 t® Llto

ib*-..,

Medium grade feeding rieer*. BM to 1,000 lbs - Good **.ock*r* r. to fair Stockers

HEIFERS—

Good to prime heifer* 3 757* 4 5* Fair to medium heifer* 2 253 3 IS Common heifer* 3 to# 3 09

CCWB-

Prtme to fancy export, cow*,. 3 ..v® 4 to Fair to good butcher cows $*90

earners and common cow* Good to choice cow* and calve* .. Common to medium cowe and

calves » 0003 99

VEALS AND BULLS—

Good to choice light veals S 500 6 75 Common to good heavy calves 3 664$ 5 75 Good to choice fat buli*., 3 004$ 3 75 Fair to gooa outcher bull* 2 500 I 7* Common to fair bull* 2 to0 I 36

been in buslne**

Phone* New. 1W4: old. black 412$. C. N. WILLIAMS A CO.. Banker* Na. 10 East Market ftrect, Indiantpohs. W* allow I per cent, on depoet ta

/ WANT TO BUY — CONSUMERS 0 QAS m TRUST STOCK NEWTON TODD, FLE TONER BABB M<

Capital National Bank respectfully •olicits the business of banks, banker*, firms, corporation*, manufacturers and individuals, to whom every accommodation consi»t«it with correct banking will be extended. Capital, surplus and profit* now $400,000.00; total resources now $5,300,000.00.

OFFICERS^ B , *' ,UW "' PrM ' 4 “ l -

i W. F. CnuECHMAW, C**kl*r.

0. M. Pack and, Vie*-Pr**l<kaL

Robert II. Cbcncbman, AuiiUat C*#ht#r

■ 3 «5 -

: no® 2 7i 3 0(1050 M

Hogs.

applea Sfito a barrel. Oabapoto*. $i.«o a bush-

Michigan Pyto^*to $9c 1-5 bushel basket; Total... September *e»tt

^ *" w ' *=»

loupe*. $2.to0fito per crate of forty-five.} ririceg.

Homegrown Ttp-Top*. fancy, *1,75 a barrel j Fries.* aaaouorad from 041 City. Pa... to-day

SMmMA according to 1 wrr* Ttona oil li.Ti, Pcmum^-ania oil j: 54

f 1 **- M-jMMK-O- Kentucky prara SS#* *9 a Corning oil. ft to. Newcastle oG. IIC. White-

b * rrrt: ., t 5i ch ^ * , ; S * Stobto 1 bouse. *t 3, Narth Lima. $LU South Urn*,

pear*. »l.to a bushel; bartletu, $L50 a buabcl; J $i.ii

7 8 per cent for the week ending September 16. aa compared with the week one rear ego. but far the week ending t*-d*y the decrease was iee* than 3 per cent., wblcb. considering th* holiday. 1* » gain over last year. The following compamaas show the gals that ladtoiiapnds ho* rra-de ia th* Cm'two week* -f S-it. .Per. this year, aver the corresponding week# on* year ago:

1K3 1*92.

A jg M-9ept U. Sept !-X». $’<• 675 m 3 $5.897,2K J4

Gearing* ..........

TbS# *fcow* a gala of $$71,CM 75.

O. Ferrior, Culver; director* Ira Boolier. ’ **•■* bsavlea, corn-fed. 230 lb*. and_ LEBANON—The County Council re- Brat j>.g*. ito to uo !b* s duced the tax levy from S7 1-3 on the Lly-ht pig* .. . 4

$100 to 25% cents, and cut the appropria- H*"*|d*#

tions In every direction. The county auditor claims that the levy will not meet expenses by $20,000. but the council re-

spond# that it 1# responsible for the deficit j Good to choice iambs.

if one occur* —' * —* *

must be

hast* than

On Sdvingm Deposit*

1 Per Cent.

2 COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY

Bo Oh Mr pm too Stool Bmotn

4 Pom Oont. om Tl

MABMET STREET

Bulk of sales

Sheep.

•— -- j <rooo to caoice iamox $5 to@6 £9

gsstss 15$5 3

an ha# marked past year*. | Good to choice sheep ; 7503 3

I^iontoy policies coverinq (F*erMionf>l Aooiclor^t lXAm\Ar€*X\C& Wrltton by TlnOSI# C. I>€iy Oo*» L * w »«UB

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