Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1903 — Page 12

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1903.

American H wr L Capital, $1,000,000. NO ACCOUNT TOO SMALL TO RECEIVE COURTEOUS WELCOME Jo«tt Pmmmtm, ««•«•«■" SWww. J **<rr M,A. •cMurrtHAttsa. eAaMicii Bmirm Ji

SIEEL GOES Oil DOWK KEIRER TO HOIHIG

EXPERT'S VIEW OF CORN.

MAKES ANOTHER DAILY NEW LOW MARK.

CUT IN IRON PREDICTED

BOTTOM DROPPED OUT OF GORR IT THE START

cmrm; So. 4 white. $ ear*; So. ! mixed. I car*; Wo. * mixed, * car*; ear, 2 car*; total

19 ear*.

Oat*—Wo. 2 mixed. 1 car; rejected. 2 ear*;

total. 2 car*

Hay—Wo. 1 timoOsy. 3 car*; Vo. 2 prairie

{Special to THe Indiar-aprll* Vew*.]

I car; total, * car*'

LONGS TIRED OF WAITING FOR PREDICTED FROSTS.

CLEAR WEATHER NORTHWEST

[Special to Tim IndUnapoll* New*.} ^ CHICAGO, September 17.-Seller* nos.] torn heavily because there had been no tioat hurt night; buyer* bought liberally becauae there la going to be frost tonight. according to predictions. Trade vra# immense at the start imd wa* done under unusual excitement. The longs who ware fooled by tha clouds la-rt night which prevented the .predict!*! floats ware unloading at the best prices thsy could get. December dropped %'<*■% ■■ to T A<Q1r lower on the first sale* but ehort covering carried the pyhc bacK again a fraction. Country offering* were better and there was selling by broker* thought to he acting for packing interents. December went off under pressure to SlVidUY', but rallied to Mo on renewed frost prediction* The close was steady at a decline of V«

T Ac at 51 %o.

Wheat Goes Down. Tha naws that the weather damage had

To-Day's Primary Markets. Primary market receipt*: Wheat.

bushel*, against 1.214.*27 bushels the •ponding day a year ago; corn. Cl 1,<U bushel*,

against m.27S busbeS*

Pninary market shlpmcm* Wheat. *i2,«44 buahei*. ggainat CbOJTI btwhei* the corresponding day a year ago; corn. M2.1SC bushel*.

against ISt.cai bushel*

Minnaapoil* received 3K car* of wheat and ■Du;uth i7i «ar*. a total of V?. car*, against TJi ear* the <orrespfaiding day a year ago gt Ix»ut* receipt*: Wheat. W.CM bushel*,

against m.W* busbel* yaar ago, ■ ■

Kanea* City receipt* Wheat. 14*, car*, against id car* the corresponding day a year

ago

Chicago car lots; Wheat. S* cars; com. 587

rare. «*:•. !« car*

KstittAted car* st Chicago for to-dsy: Wheat. W car*, com. 595 car*; oata. 110 car* For tomorrow : Wheat. P> car*T corn. 875 car*, oata,

13» car*, hogs, hew)

n**rance* Wheat. 7*,W9 bushel*., and flour,

1S.5» packag wheat, <r>rT!

NEW YORK. September 17.—Steel , common took its daily slide and touched a new low place at ISA*. The condition ; of the metal market ha* something to do ! with it. Reports from the furnaces t'how that the production of pig iron has J22.J67 oi.tgrf,w!» the consumption, and Canadian billets have been sold to New England consumers at cut prices. The Steel uiilel pool at iu meeting is expected to

lower liie price fur iron.

CHICAGO. September 17.—B. W. Snow, rep expert, says: Roughly speaklng, about ¥} per cent, of the crop Is grown in States which are now entirely out of danger. There are about S&.GWMJ*® acres of corn bet ween Ohio on the east and Kansas and South Dakota on the west, a percentage of which, varying in each State, is so late as to be in danger. A rough calculation, based upon the known condition of the crop on September 1. and with proper allowance for weather conditions since that date, would indicate that about Nt- «<• 'Wi acres, or a trifle over 30 per cent, of the whole area.is late enough to .ihew heavy shrinkage in yield as well as serious impairment in quality. should toe plant experience killing frost at this date. The actual. Joss so far experienced would still leave a crop but little short of 2.808,(MhOBO bushels. The quality of. .. t rop. hf wever. would be poor, with a heavy percentage of soft com.

NEW LI IN CHAIN OF OIL PROOOCERS

HARTFORD CITY, MARION AND MONTPELIER FIELDS JOINED.

A GOOD FIND NEAR UPLAND

the e*/rr«*ponding day m

Market Opens Active.

Supporting orders were hi evidence in certain stocks at the opening, but at other points th*re was some show of weakness, j

notably in Brooklyn Transit and United : ness in bankers’ Mils at |j«.2C*V4V..25 State* Steel stocks. In no instances, t demand and at 4SMi><i-fcd 35 for sixty-da'-

«3#487, ■ Commercial

however, were the price changes of any . Mils. Posted rates, importance outside of Manhattan, which 1 bills, 482'% Bar silver.

57 V'

[Special to The IndianapoU* News.'] MONTPELIER. Ind.. September 17.-An

oil well was shot yesterday on the Bich | farm, between this city and Upland, Grant county', which, besides producing fifty barrels a day, has a strong bearing on the surrounding oil territory. The well is two and one-half miles east of Upland and is in a gas district. It was not thought that the territory was worth j anything for oil. and the well was being drilled in for gas dhen the strike was ‘ made. i. The oil me® aay this well will cause j . the joining of the Hartford City, Marion i and Montpelier fields into one. making J 1 f or one of the largest and best oil producing tracts in the country. The land between * this city and Marion, which has never j Mexicor been leased, is being picked up at bt* ■ prices, and owners of land in that sec-

BOND OFFERING Of $200,000 Kokomo, Marion & Western Traction Co.

First Mortgage, Five Per Cent., Thirty-Year Gold Bonds, Dated July 1, 1903

Semi-annual interest (January) payable in Gold Coin at the office of the Security Trust Company. Indianapolis Indiana, Trustee. Capital Stock tl.WUWO. Bonds total authorixed Issue of Jl.OOO.OOO. $360,000 reserved to retire Kokomo Railway and Light Bonds, and $730,000 for the construction of an interurban railway between Kokomo and Marion Ind . a distance of about thirty miles, with eleven miles in the city of Kokomo, making a total of 41 miles of litass. and the Electric Light Plant of Kokomo. $550,000 of the Bonds Have Been Sold SECURITY These bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the road, and equipment as above mentioned, and are also a second mortgage on all the Railway and Eleetrh Light Plant of the Kokomo Railway and Light Co., of Kokomo, Ind. The capita! stock of the Kokomo Railway and Light Co. Is owned by the Kokomo. Marion and Western Traction Co. The Kokomo Railway and Light Company's net earnings will pay about one-half of the Interest On the entire bonded indebtedness of the combined roads. By combining, the two properties and operating them together, we would have the following statement:

advanced a point. Business was -CAMy | tottanL, jBc. Railroad bonds irregular. : uo'~wilFno doubt*" " iv**”*- * v ttei' "he

Bar silver ^, L **5 ^ ^^ munj m s . e

active and the market advanced sharply after the first five minutes of trading. Leading stocks were alternately advanced and depressed on a sharp fractional rang*- and the market did not adopt

I-ON DON. September 17.- ; , , , ,

stea-lj y+A per ounce Money .th'.u, per val ‘- 5e nf the land for its present uses,

cent. The rate of discount In the open

market for short bills Is "!»Ci : 3 J.Vlfi per isnnr nip |DPkl UADC cent. T e rate of discount in the open finUriL rlU InUni fYlMUC.

definite tone until rather favorable re- ■ market for three months bills is 3 15-164,14,

enuivmievrt u m t*r hmSi/iaTf ! P^rtsfrom the crop section - were received. | per cent. Gold amounting to £ftM>.000 was s - TSiS?:! £f?S w .S.jS5i,^ ISL 0 ' E " KU "' , “■ I

Which gained a point each. Amalgamated j BERLIN. September 17.—Exchange on Lon- j rose a point and a good advance in United ; don. Ste $$% pfg* for checks.

States Steel Infused firmness into the ’

stocks Indianapolis Clearings.

Sept. 17, M0J. Sept. IS. IKB.

Clear!ruts *45.*0 3S $S7f>.fi«e 81 Balance* 11*.434 a 30.SK 53

THAN 13 BEING USED.

CORN AT SIXTY CENTS.

Bad Weather and Light Receipts Send

Prices Booming.

Market Reaches High Level. Brooklyn Transit made a sudden drop

of 14*. but met support and made a good

But the Outlook is Decidedly Promising for Heavy Business in Structural Lines.

not been so great as was expected, that It ru4(Kwas clear and cool Northweat, »ent the Hay

or jptrmw %+r# <>t(#r*4 Hmy receipt* continue absorbed and the market reached a nubto *m±U and higher pric**» ar^* exveet&i atantially high level all around. The ef-

uMer this condition. Moat all the corn ^ j W,? uX; Sold'ftUne in the division of at wMC* I cialwh*ch hav0 recently rh:,en tirider : ^rvtAvalhihl-pi cjutir „ ... -September II.- 'pressure, and the encouraging tenor of ( ’r'* “V, w" gold $11) <B4 229 ‘ Com—gel ling at the crop advices, were the nrlncinal far-f ame> goldoat* -Hheaf. M 88919-80; n»w •helled oat*, ton| th# rJ; ^

Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. September 17.-To-day s stHieinent of the Treasury balances iu the general lund. exclusive of the $15H,-

wheat market down at the opening %<■ or more. I»wer cables helped the decline The December option showed most strength in the early trading, but the whole market was heavy. When the weather situation later wa* well in hand December dropped to *t%e. Receipt* at the three Northwest markets were ?&*. Cars, against 8&f> a year ago. There was no improvement lit the export demand, and the cash demand was alow No 1 Northern was selling at Minneapolis at 1c over 8ep'.emt*«r, with little urgency to the buying. Commission bouses sold heavily, but the scalpers bought on frost predictions for to-night. Armour was selling again. Tbs best buying appeared to be

against puts.

A sharp break In September in the Northwest markets weakened values h<*re. December receded to tu%c, But steadied ut tho clcse on severing.

Oats Held Steady.

Date followed the other gain* as usual and there was not a large trade Com-mlssion-hmisqs had May for sale in good quantity. The market held about steady at

yesterday's close

laiwer quotations for hogs caused weakness In provisions, and the issar element soon succeeded In breaking prices At the bottom support develojied, brokers doing consldemble buying Fwift was said

to >te taking Octohet lard. mV A~~\vr'lihropiMi''* wtre,'l

r. „ u mat a, r,«w ttm„fhv ««»• f ,n addition to earlier advances men-

‘L* r ~j2:* r *u XJZi: n tlmo,hy - 15 >>) * ■ tinned. Atchieon. Rock

new mixed, IS.Wflff »i0

Island common

and preferred, Norfolk & Western, Wabash preferred, New York Central. Smelting, Sugar and F’ressed Steel Car Improved also from 1 to IV*; Locomotive preferred S and Minneapolis, St Raul and Sault Ste. Marie 3 The bond market

ruled firm. U S Steel 6«

A. W. Thom»on'A Grain Letter,

—September 17 —

Wheat—Market in Chicago was heavy

end about %c lower. Better weather _ throughout the West and weak foreign spiruous’strength

r «ws are the cause Broomhall cables i

that IluKaian ami Danuhian offerings nr* Gaina Wiped Out.

still deprewalng Liverpool prices, Cash j »

markets in this country also show a lit- ** r ? e filing orders appeared simultntle less activity. There were rumors of neoosly in some of the transcontinental ra'es of wheat and flour for export to- market downwards. 1 ho forenooi day which could not be confirmed Thera advances were practically all wiped out were also reports of damage to the Man- iP™ ” <> , u ,? rn j l ac)Me, 1 nlon Pacific. - - B ; Erie and l . S. Steel sold below yes-

XKW YORK. September 37—While It! it undoubtedly true that more pig iron is being purchased at present than at any ! other time since early in the spring, the demand, according to the Iron Age. is not sufficient to take up the slack completely. Consumption is large, but the production is larger. While the eonsump-; tion may be at the rate of 19.000.000 tons per annum, the production is running ? of larger than this, and therefore producers

busi- |

tile’ folirraang^chal °Tn5l *^ r vS°m* ' T** an i,tteni P 1 «*f^Southera* 1 imf^ro- , ie toiiowing n,ii,ges. iotat re. r\e in ducers to secure a larger trade among! I.-I?5>,000, i ciraumtltm^ decreaiaed ; K» s tern foundrymen. A special price

has t:>cen named to Eastern buyers in the} hope that this might induce them to j

Bank of England.

LONDON. September 17.-The

rate

cK$ to-day at"^ ™ U "* | mU" VmS'rtin’t XSr The weekly staiementof tho bank show a I e \!.l 0 . F

reaped £479,000, circulation decreased

—, 4I462,<W*. bullion im.-teased £27.419; other showed con-! securities decreased £2.06A,0®0; other de-

posits decreased £ 1,586,0000, public deposits decreased £115.000, notes reserve in-

creased CM.**, government securities de- lca lo any considerable business

: proportion of toe- which militates

Bank of England s reserve to liabilities • - * *

is 54.30 per cent., as compared with 51.-0

per cent, last week.

Artlcie*

WHEAT—

kept , •,. Dwt

OmM. High • •ou NH . IJ)* K2H

-CioBing

High Ixtw Wept tf.Hept l«.

Win

n\ MS

CORN»ept

r»#o . May

OATSH*pt. ,

Doc.

on's*

.......MS • n t Vi 62

41%

60S MS*

ISSh B4S

62 63-

MS 62S

MS 61S

6!S* 62%

17 S-* 37H ms* aos-

4VS- >»S «ns*8 40S

»S 39 MS

4t>

IHVRK-

Mopt i* #0 13 Wn U «0* Oot i* *5 13 *7 13 80 13 82b 13 77* May 13 70 U 70 13 60 1* 56 13 *2 .l«n .13 35 13 46 1SSS 13 *7n IS 67n LAUD— .

Hn t it « 33 * 36 S 30 Oct * 30 8 17 Jan 7 37 7 3T 7 27

JtIHH - ':

t Bapt»• #• .... .... Ctot • oo » o* t oo J*o ■ 7 Hi 7 10- * 87- * Cash Wheat—No. 7 red'." *-*c liw»iklo; No. 2 hard winter. 8 hard winter, 72@80e; No.

» so 8 27 7 is

• &<m » ol*

7 00 No

• 87n I 37*

7 40-

I %u

S 06 7 II

:t Tieh c; No.

7*efr78S- .

1 Northern

>{ik, /■**,». * 1-..., L.Rrn spring, 58 91k : No. 3 epring. Cash Corn No 2, 5lS«6lSc; No 3. 6ftfc4ffdSo. Cash Outs - No. 2, a«e; No 3. »o Flax—Cush Northwestern fl.OKti. South western ll.OK. Kentemtmr $1.00, Ociotier $1.00, May $1.1)8. Barley-Cash 4;VuOOc.

New York Grain Market.

Itoba crop.

Nothing Important in local speculative trade There is a gfwd deal of bullish sentlment both on the damage to wheat in the Northwest and on the small world s crop, but we are inclined to think that with nothing new ir» the situation these! have been pretty well discounted We are i coming to the time when in all pro ha- | blllty stocks of wheat will begin to increase With short demand at its present j rate, they are likely to increase quite rap-

idly.

Domestic milling demand is less urgent n.id domestic mills are probably fairly well slocked for Immediate wants. As beat I v us we learn, prices in the market for contract wheat and for No. 2 hard wheat are 4c to 5e out of line with European markets. This Is a difference winch must sooner or later ad)u*t Itself With hotter weather throughout the West, the interior movements should Increase. On the whole, we rather feel that wheat should l»e sold on the hard apots lor the next few weeks. Of course, should Hie ex^sirt demand materialize on any considerable scale, this would ■ lionge the position, but so far there are no heir atuiiis of M. Corn Market was "heavy and lower. The morning map did not show frost over any

yes

terday s final figures. Tlte last named I touched 19. the lowest price yet re

Bank of France.

make larger purchases.

As far as can bo learned, it

has not > A fact |

. of

much Eastern business with Southern producers is the urgency with which S bujers desire their iron delivered.

Canadian Billets Coming.

A large block of Canadian billets

Interurban - Income, K. Ry. & L. Co. Income Operating Expenses Interest on Interurban Bonds Interest on K. Ry. and L. Co. Bonds .. Leaving Net for Stock Dividends

ESTIMATED GROWTH of business from increased population, ten per cent, per annum. ORGANIZATION AND FRANCHISES

&i<*o,ooo

00*000 ttlll'OftO 00*000 152,000

#12*00,000

100,100 fe48,**00

Marion and Western Traction Company is organtxed under the Interurban railway laws of the

for a term of fifty years.

The Kokomo, Marlon and Western Traction Company is orgn State of Indiana, and ail the franchises were given for a term of I

The Company owns a forty-foot private right-of-way tietween the cities of Kokomo and Marlon, and has the necessary franchises and permits from the County Commissioners of Howard and Grant counties for the occupation of such portion of the highway as is necessary in entering and leaving the towns and villages on the routes.

CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT high standard and will allow a high speed rate with a comparatively ! light gradings and but one small bridge. Seventv-pound **T” rails sted. Seventeen and one-half miles grading completed, ten miles of

The construction and equipment are of a low cost of operation. The road has exceedingly

are laid on standard ties. The road is stone ballasted,

rails laid, and will be in operation about October 1 from from Kokomo to Green to win

PARIS, September 17.-The weekly

corded * The WrookYjm ’Transit'’and' Ten- theTSkra’ipg Change? Note^i” 0 circute- * has jUi,tJ>een »° ld for delivery at a New I nessee Coal showed losses of ovei a Uon, decrease 13,t;75,00<i francs, treasury England point at a shade under $26, and rate* and U. B. Shipbuilding Northwest- francs; bills discounted, increase il.S75- ‘ ae not mt,inb * r8 " f the pool, are ale#

etn preferred advanced 2 .points and ow francs; silver in hand, decrease 2.726.-

Lvansville and Terre Haute about 4 The ooo francs

selling ceased abruptly and the market beta me quiet but showed little rallying

power

The market ruled dull and sluggish

Bank of Germany.

BERLIN, September 17.~The

>eptemr>er 17.—The weekly

with the speculative favorites about on statement of the Imperial Bank of Qe.ra parity with yesterday's close. j many shows the following changes: Cash

: in hand, increased $2S,8fi0,<X)0 marks; treas

in T. C. | ury notes. Increased 80,000 marks

securities. Increased 45.460,000 notes in circulation. increased

Coal uncovered stop-loss orders, causing j marks,

a rapid decline of 4 points.

Outbreak

An outbreak of liquidation in Tennessee

The slump in

this stock had a depressing effect on kindred properties, and there were losses of 1 to 1*4 in Republic Steel. Pressed Steel Car and United States Steel.

Standard stocks also

rially, Reading. B. & O., Northwestern and Southern Railway losing a point, and the list generally falling a fraction below

Local Securities.

—Stock*.—

weakened mate- 1 Atlas Engt

lielc Railroad common

Bid.

100 15c

are not members of the pool, are nls naming prices which are under the j schedule. It hardly seems likely that these matters will be completely ever- ! looked at next Thursday's meetiug of the pool. inquiries for billets are re- ! ported to be increasing, and a much larger volume ot business is in prospect, i A branch of trade in which the outlook other is decidedly promising for heavy busi- |

marks, ness is Hie structural line. Contracts 3,000,000 are pending, which will probably be

placed before the-close of the month, j

for about KW.tMi tons.

The wire trade is enjoying a much j more active business, wire nails and j rails being in especially good demand.

"*t la moderating so far as ; aMThere was .! temporal urea go Anxiety from this source Is over for the moment Two billion bushels hurvestable grain is practically assured. It wTU likely continue to be « weather market to some extent. There is nothing urgent In the cash situation, and crop prospects and conditions are still likely to control. With the usual Indian summer weather following, we are inclined to think it will bo rather difficult

American Central Life.. American National Hank ine-work» pfd

m 108

Belt Railroad preferred 120 Brown-Ketcham iron-works pfd.

In? i CUmax Coffee’aLd ^Ing Pbw. Co! T'!

Columbia National Bank .. ... UO

ami mete was a nmy or a point earn in Consumers' Gas Trust Co the common and preferred on enormous Del A Mad Co. Telephone"!!.’”' purchases I ennessee Coal recovered LS. Federal Union Surety

and tire general list about L. The close

was dull and steady at the rally.

Line and Population

orant cotnmr

24,600 Marina “0

nowaiu> rotnrrr

1,030 Bwayaea

14,000 Kokme O—

Estimated popiilntloa pmr mile, taehidlag tawasblp, 2.0C3.

FRANCHISES

Franchises are all liberal in their terms, including about three miles in Marion, and as above stated, the entire system in Kokomo. We offer these bonds for sale after personal examination of the property. This road forms an important link between the Union and Northern Traction Companies, and the stock should he tvorth fifty cents in a comparatively short time.

, AIV .1100

. 42V*

Albert R. Thompson X- Co's Wire.]

Open 1 llgh. Low.Close.

not. . K2

. 20* . yf>*i • 4.V4 . <»% .112^ ' 4 f i

■ „imi,. ii n,r- i »• ,, , t i ‘

price were not SO high it might look like j ,V ead }*?■

, but it is a. question i ,T a _ s

to maintain prices.

Oats—Market was steady and firm. Speculative feeling Is still strong on the light weight of oats and moderate re-

ceipts and « good cash demand Patten «j .. ,,

holdings are large and help materially to ' 4t ;J ® support pri es. In the natural • course

* (By

Name.

Industrials—

Am. C. & F. .... Am. C. & F. pfd Am. Ice Am, Ice pfd Am. Iioco. pfd . Am. S A R

pfd..

Am. Buga i Ref

30% 30

Home Brewing Company 112 Indiana Hotel Company prd Indiana Manufacturing Co Indiana National Hank 215 Ind Title Guar, and Loan Co Indiana Trust Co 165 I Indiana I'nion Traction 19 lOt* i Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co 145 Indianaistlis Gas Company 49 IndlanaiHilis Street Railway....!^... 78

Indianaixilis Gas

xpolis

Indianapolis Traction and Terminal.

■upjwrx prices. *n toe miturui •course i„.,.i c

eats will sytnpatoUe with the action 0 f Amai. copper

corn to a considerable extent If the

n strong situation, but it is a question whether the price does not discount it. Provisions Market In Chicago is a little easier There was considerable seftttcnol selling early and a sharp decline.

but the market was supported by brokers,

Ing for

lug Interests Receipts or hogs are oh the

which looked like buy!

local park-

whole averaging the same as Inst year. Outside speculative Interest is,small and

NKW YORK, September 17.—Flour-Re* i the market in th«t way a dull one. Manlpoetnts, S4.74.il sales. 8,300 packages; dull i illation of September lard is still a dlsnna unsettled Whsat-Receipts. 28,675; ! turblng factor There Is a good cash de-

•nles, 180,000 bushels; broke because of the mand. hut |vt«

weakness In corn, clearing Northwest

WV; No. 2 Western, 64^ f. o. b afloat Corn—Receipts, 184.800; lost a cent In the

first hour, owing to more optimistic re- |

ports on the crap outlook and easier

cables, ftale—Receipts. 143,800 bushels. '

•ales, nominal, track white. 42|r4tUr Beef Firm. Pork-Firm. Lard -Steady, prime Western steam. 1.76c. Cheese Receipts, 4,475; market firm; State, full cream, fancy, small colored. H>*c; ama! l|Uc; large colored, lie; largo white,

10*c.

packers and distributers are

haiking for an improvement. It may be a little too soon to sell them short, but the

price Is pretty high.

The Wholesale Market. 8TEKL- Bar. $2 15*3 SO base. tire. »:.50; toecalk. $8 T5 base; plow. $3.50: lay. **.00; machinery. $3 76 tool. >U lie. sheet.'.

baM

F1AH ’ R—Jobbers' price* Straight grades. *‘ 4 00. patent. $4 af. «l»Ttng jialeist*,

P. Steel Car

Rep. I. and S Rep. I. and S. pfd.. Rubber Goods Standard R, and T Tenn. C. and 1 U. 8. Leath. pfd tl. 8. Steel | IT. S. Steel pfd. ... ; Ry Steel Springs...

Railroads—

I A., T. * 8. F i xV., T. &- 8. F. pfd.. H. & O. Can. Pacific c. & O C% A A C. A A pfd C. <1. Western

C M. & St. P

10% (*% 16%

*7% 7SH 1H%

81% 44 . 90% 113%

93% 39 10% 65% it* 37U 7% < S' ! ^ 19 T * 6»6s

$4 k. em*

4.1

g>V'5.< t* In

5.00; low grad*

„ Pl__., J k t»arrel*. fM»; rye. $3 *<il40; ... ■ small colored, ll%c; small white. * 6*'. mill feed, -per ton. IW.fle. hominy meal. | Denver A R t, pfd

* * $24.40; In taiger quantuiea. $2.00

TAI.L'W No. 1. *c. No i .c»v

nr •

prtng pa t • In barrela.

13c, tub-wrt»he,!. 27«30c. HIDKS-Green *alt«J,

Other Oram Marketg

MINNEAPOLIS. September 1?.—Close Wheat-September. 86c; December .

May. 52%c bid.

TOLEDO. September 17.—Close: Wheat S6:KD Soiling i -September, 83%c; Decamber, sfiv. May. Clover, ra-leaned

* *w *»*«X'** XV , ' ' ' ** •

WOOL Wagon lot* 0*x>d merchantable, me-

dium. nVtttlSe; braid. Me; burr and unmer- Illinois Cen. . ehuntable, 14gil5c, fine merino and W>*tern, Jowa t'entral

M>r, 66%4f6:e.

fr 0 v N ’ < $ M m l W ^ 1 '" winteV atwdy^M ^Tloaf «5n t °powdi.Sd 'xx'xx I,. I M; No i North.'! , . m. 6s Id. JSfJ g, ^ \ P~ C~C. * St. L . tuT «»*«-8pot. American mtxetl. quiet, 4a u«*d - n- bag* s.- cube* $.' e.-rfec- s ' * A S W prd. ,

j tloner** A. $5.82. Ridgewood A. $*.»i*„ Phoenix ! Southern Pacific !:>«,

_ No. 1, $c. No.

» No 1 calf. 10c; N«. 3, $%«; horeebldes. No. l.

I No, 2. $175. P. ... *»■ g£ED—Selling grkea, aecoirdiac to quality Lou. & Nash —

' t>er bushel, choree, $:.*; • Mexican Central

R. L * P.

C R. r & P. pfd... 63% Coloi'idr) Southern . 12% Ctdorado Soitth 2d.. 21% Delaware & Hudson.161 Ib nver A R. G 2*3%

77%

:> 50 19

— 21% Southern pfd.. 37%

104

65%

90 80

122

32%

21% • ■ - 62% t2t% 16*4 16% 14<.>% 140% '26% 27%

66% 90% 122% 32%

96% 43% »% 1.12% 44%

93% 36% 9% 64 i% 33% 7S% 1K% 68% <S V 79% 121% 32 62% 15% 130% 26 63%

jauL j Law Building

Vi Marlon Trust Co 215 I. , i Merchant*’ National Bank 196 ' ‘ 4 NVwcaiiile Bridge Company.. 1(6 H-% New Telephone Company 84 4» | Ne» r Telephone—Dmg Distance 64 People s Deposit Bank 110 .. Rauh' Fertilizer pfd 100

104 ID >

108%; 125 j 107 i 152% I

85 i 112% '45 j

100

us !

100 223

170 149%

66 82

40%

226

HEALTHY FLOUR TRADE.

93% ! Security Trust Company 37% j Union National Bank *t% ] Union Traction common (541? Union Traction pfd * I'nion Trust Company ' Van Camp Hardware pfd .. . '* ! Wasson preferred ej/ I —'Bonds.— -qjf Broad Ripple 5s.., •mi Citizens' Street Railroad . ir-* ' Del. & Madison Co. Teteph

5* ..

102

76% 218 .105 100

104%

ii. * Del. & Madlaon Co. Telephono us .. t‘9% Home Heating A Lighting Co. 5s . Indianapolis. Columbus At Southern.

65%

86 66 115 106 110 104 37% SI ioi’ 105

107

»>

100 I (>2

Domestic Trade Rather Urgent in Its

Orders from Mills.

[Special to The Indianapolis News ] MINNEAPOLIS. September 17.-The Northwestern Miller says; Of the twen-ty-two mills, only three are Idle this week, and the Hour output should approximate 350,000 barrels. Were there not difficulty experienced in getting prime wheat, all the mills would proba-

bly be in operation.

The flour trade last w'eek, while not active, was of a healthy character, and the millers were quite well satisfied. Minneapolis mills probably made sales

i in excess of their output.

With heavy advances In wheat, buyers were inclined to hold back or attempt to I secure Hour at old prices, but usually in the latter .they were unsuccessful. At the,, same time, their urgent needs seemed to ! furnish a considerable demand. Where or- j! ders were placed, It was usually with the

‘‘ ped at the ear-

hile some fair

OFFICERS A IND GEORGE J. MAROTT, President

L. J. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-President, Kokomo.

GEORGE E. HRUXER, Director, President Kokomo National Bank.

DIRECTORS

LEE HALL. Director, President Grant Trust and

Savings Company.

LEE KELLY, Director Furniture Factory at Marion. T. C. McRKYNOLDS, Director, Manager Kokomo

Railway and Light Co.

request that Hour be shipped at the earliest possible moment. While some fair eport sales were, made of patent early in

Indianapolis Gas Co

Indianapolis Improvement

So% IndlanajHilis Street Railway 122 Kokomo Hallway and Light Xl Merenants' H L. Co. 6s

New Telephone first ua 1 New Telephone second 5s.. Union Traction of Indiana is

j^* Indianajiolis Water 6a

5»%

6s ...... 100

103% 106

99% 102% 90 , 79% , 95

102

101 103 82% 92% 97% 102

the week, the advance of about 5c In cash j wheat since Saturday has placed foreigners wholly out of line. Their bids are

about 2c too low.

Patent has been advanced 15c a barrel, and the range f. o. b. Minneapolis Is $4.50 <(i 4.75 per 196 pounds In wood. PLENTY OF BULK APPLES OF EXCELLENT QUALITY.

RBFBReiNCBS

WM. CHURCHMAN, Cashier Capital National Bank. MORTIMER LEVERING, President Columbia National Bank, A. A. BARNES. Udell Work*. We Offer These Bonds at 95 and Interest, With $500.99 Capital Slock Bonus lo Each $1,9110.09 Bond

ARRL.V EITHER NEWTON TODD

BANKER AND BROKER

Fletcher’s Bank Building, Indianapolis

A. W. THOMSON

BANKER AND BROKER

Rooms 4 aod 5 Ingalls Block, Indianapolis

GEO. J. MAROTT, 26 and 28 Ea.t Washington St. President Kokomo, Marlon & Western Traction Co.

»And interest.

21% 30% 2i>%

Krie Erie Uric

1st pfd 2d pfd

. , loWa Central pfd *- 7c - K O. Southern

i.% 28% 66% :>.<% 132% 19%

K C

b tl*g MM UK K

wheat. $1 a%t 2S; cow peas, 1 wheat. $1 lOgl.kt per bushel.

SUGARS ftm

Corn •%d.

ndtanaiKiUs price* rTUm*. $5 17, Bogle 7; pswderwd, $6 27.

* . i N. Y C. A H. H... $175«: 3S; »eed. X Y O .v W 7a':!^?.vLto M ' rn

I»w ; ; TJ , c gronu- ±-f >•_

Read.

H.M%

11% 19% *"* 81%

1A»% 121%

<71 62%

124 124%

36 51

19 40

-T«._Fkn$r— i A. $4 77 ; 5 Kmt*ire A, $4.82

CINCINNATI. So'ptemtft*: Steady, whent- -Easier at

—Lqwsr ut M%fi8%c. OnL ■

«8%:d38%c. Rye—Steadv at p-i: lf»t swgtfc. *mxt« *trap trace. tpcH«c: Rothel vt^n^Flrm 5 * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

}*(fi«%c i'am i LRaTMKRr-Oak aote*. litfMe; hemlock *,tm.

at 3S%«32%c. Oats- Higher barn*** father. »>«»?; »fcirting leatb-

South. Railway 21% LCf’lli. Railway pfd. 84%

t e.v. Pacific

la St. L. & W.

* *'

MILWAUKEE, Septemhrr T7 Close: wb«At—September, 804c nomhval; I>e cember. MV asked; May. M%e hid. Coin —September, &2%c; TVeeml'er. -A-e.

Barley—Strong; 83i<04o. H |

No. 2,

C7e; sample.

DULUTH, September 17.—Close; Wheat To arrive. No l hunt. 85V; No 1 North-

fife, 2 Northern, M ■

dUaenunt l.INSKF.D OlL~H*w. »e; boiled. JSc. TURPLNT1NE—Sa'annah. 5«%e. Produce Market (Home market prices quoted are those *h!p-

ayli

S 19

73%

32%

17 48

.44% 217* 84%

at . 17% pfd. 39%

38$4fe; stafle Strap _ trace. _42#44c. leather ,

Union 1 toH

Wnhash ....

Wabitsh pfd w ,v i. i:

W & I, E Ut

Wisconsin Cenir.t!

Wlftoons'.n Cent

Miscellaneous

per* are payiagi. Brook K T 17’'

.mmt, x*w * r- EGOS—Steady at- Re. Manhattan Elevated.134 «|n. 84%c. No. * Northern, MV. on travk. Fa 1*1 TRY Fowl* steady at j*e: young Met St Ry No. 1 Northern. 84V1 No. S Northern, ehlcken*. steady. Nv; rooster*. 5c, turkeys Wc, p\i a j| HVi September, $4%c; I»e*'ember. M* tom*. »c; ducks fe- Western rnion »v; May. 8»V. BUTTER—Onnatry steady at 13c a P° un<1 -- p\ii \i , n ,o

*v^'?' m .* M ‘4. :t x«''• "ui’TTrr.'N -v «.•.*;. ^

^ 49-%

731

•s

3S%

76 277* 66 19% 1,11% 19

103% 11 19 40 90% 130% 21% 61 123 49%

43% 20% 84% lit 72% 20

76 66>i *;>% 19%

Sugar and Coffee. NEW YORK, September 17.-Sugar-Rag? firm; fair refining. 3%e; centrifugal (96 test). 3%c; molasses sugar, 3%c; refined steady; crushed, 5.60c; powdered! 6.<(0e: granulated. 4.90c. Coffee—Steady; No. 7 Rio, 5%c. Molasses—Firm; New Orleans, til'd 12c

St. Louis Wool.

ST- LOUIS'. September 17.—Wool—Nominal; j expecting the

Territory and Western mediums. 17® 18c; fine

* - IS

Cold Weather Supply of Watermelons and Large Shipments of Good

Grapes.

Among the new receipts In commission row ' were several large consignments of bulk ap- i pies. Prices are slightly lower on this account, notwithstanding the quality of the bulk apples i* excellent. As they are In a class by themselves. they have not affected the prices for ,

the fancy I>arre! slock.

spite of the"fact that dealers have t>een •ting the wind-up of the watermelon crop

Per Gent,

On Time Deposits 3£ Per tent, an t^vlnge Aooaunts

Commercial Trust Co., 4 E. Market St

medium, 15qi7c; line. Keltic.

104

«i*

40 Whisky. ««4 CINCINNATI. September 17.-Whi.kky-120% D nlllers' finished gy,.vd9 steady on a 21% basis of $123. - 61%

The Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. September 17.-Couon-Swt closed steady; middling uplands

„ 1.4 1^.0 4

In spite of the'

wli

alntoft daily, the supply on the stm t Is large.

«% 21% S4% 19% 72%

32%

l!.7»e, middling gulf 12c; sales. 3,300.

ST.

Quiet at

St. Louis Metals.,

LOUIS. September 17.-

Petroleum.

H3%

21 S3

3S% 1*4 114% 21%

367^ 133% nr- 4 21

37% U-G

* - ’. N m %2. n v*' 3 * 5C - U'Dl SK 2 liv.t; Imports Swiss.

T f , No. s. IfietSe. < orn—fcwp-. sac a pound, domestf 9wis.-. new U- W-.s.

tttnber.js^c; petrambor. 44-%c; cash No. 2 c**am. iSc. NVw Vort. Cheddar*. i.'V; do- *

mixed. 4h%c; No 2 white. h,%c; No, 3. «e, jne»Hc Mmburgrr. Uc; back. 14c. Ofite-No f white. 42c | -—

KANSAS CITY. September U - Rutter- <

2% 2»- 4

2L.7T'

ST. LOUIS. September 17.

-ClCRse: i

Wh«At—Lower; N®. 2 rad cash Wvator: ‘ Ciwmerj. dairy. fancy. 17c

|j{%c; track, 95%*. s7o; September, S2s^ c; t rosh, l> s<

fWawKW*. ffiiMBye; May, 87%c; ' No. 2 CINCINNATI, SeptemK-r U -Ekg.< MfiA. 7*%4t«1c. (%am~ Lower; No. f cash. Steady at 1%-, Gutter—l nchangt'dJJ|R|

Chicago Stocks. I By Albert R. Thompson & Co 's Wire ] -September 17 —

47%c ; tracw iramber, 47'«c.

S»%c; track. 39%c;

... Po«I

, 47%c. I>e. try—Higher; chickens. He; springs. 12, _ No. 2 cash, turkeys, I2%c. Cheeee—Easy.

Sopt.ntber, 3K'; De- gx. LOUIS, September 17—Butter—

49%v; Septeiniwu Oats—Strang;

Name.

i Ameilcmn Can ... ..7, American Can pfd . l Dial need Match . National Biecu’.t National Bucuit pfd

IKI &3£2!*2SS' ..Itl - ; "!'".' l0 ‘ , -: u.hc. to.. »r -

nlnff^tUMiara »1a l.art! —Low or I'irm: chickens *

Unite,! B.ix Beard pfd

Lead-Quiet at 4,3?%4i4.SK .

Indianapolis Cash Prices, —September 17.— Wheat-Steady; K<x 2 red. Me track; No. 2 red. SJc on milling freight; No J red. track; September, '<*. wagon, Sflk, Corn—Stronger; No 2 white. 62c; No S white. $2c; No. 4 white, 48c: No 2 whtte mixed, M%c: No. S white mixed, MV. No. 4 white mixed. 4Sc; No. 3 yellow. 52c; No. J yellow, 13c: No. 4 yellow. «$c; No. 2 mixed. $l%o; No, 3 mixed, 51%c; No. 4 mixed, 48c; ear. Sec- _ Cat*—Stronger; No. 2 white, 40V. No. j k>t. wu. xxw. xo. j mixed

< Ihrm; chickens. Sc; springs. lie, turkeys,

s 14c* ducks, o|i9c; geese. 4i.iSc,

| CHICAGO, St'ptcu'.lw, 17—Butter-Stew 1y ‘ crranw'rlea. tSt^tnc: <M4nes. 1$#J7V- Cheese—

I Steady; dalrtea. twins,

j jXHinjt American like, Kgge—Steady at ; mark, case* included, n«lSe. Iced Famltry— j

Steady; turk.-j-s, 13c. chicker*. U%#Uo; ^ . : springs, Hti'fi'V. _ i 2s coupon * NEW YORK. September H.-Butter-Re- ; S8 petered im ceipis 5.23S; market firm; State diiiry. l s, coupon no* ... 19c; extra creamery, 39%c. packing stock, s 3® small bonds I2£fl4%e: creamery common to choice. 15# 4s registered 1*07 39c. renovated. IStilic; factory, lS%«16%c; 4* coupon no: Imitation creamery. 15? 17c. Eggs — Re- 4s registered ceipts T.JdO; quiet; State and Pennsylvania 4s coupon l*2a fancy mixed. 2Sw24c: State and Pennsyl- -

vatvta seconds to firsts. 194?22c: Western extras, 23c; Western thirds. 17y ;8c; Western seconds to firsts, I9#22c; refrigerated,

;i™iiP290.

Poultry—Alive firm; IVestern chickens. V; f wls, 18%c; turkeys. 13c; dressed, firm; Western broilers, lac; fowls. 14c;

average turkejrs. loa-Oc.

Otwr.. High. Low. v • 4% 4V 4 4 . 36% X6% 35% 36 .134 1M% 134 134% SS 3**% SS*- s »% .!>»% w..% m Ml ,N5% ■ s% -is

and w ith a continuation of the cold weather, I j *.viii last for some lime. More large melons ' ; a ... now offered and the best sell for $3) a hundred, while smaller and Inferior stock sells

i a«,

Large shipments of grapes are received daily, i Prices are steady for the good stock, some dealers asking a slight advance over the price* ruling at the first of the week

The Prices.

FRUITS—Lemons, new Messina*. 390* $3.50. Oranges, fancy late Valencia, $3 75; MediterI ranean sweets. $3.00. Bananas, firsts. $l.6®#1.90 a bunch; second grade, $1.'J0®1.25. Cocoonuts. $3 50 for 100. Pineapples, $3 lO. Fig*. 12%c a lb.

-Nneh-r— Plums, $1.27. Apples, fancy Maiden Blush. $$.(«;

: %. 1 - k app:-'*. • $-, 75-4 2.25 a barrel. Crabappies. $1.00 a bush-

i cl. Michigan j.cacnes. 3uc 1-5 bushel basket;

veilow Crawfords. 11.25$1.50^1.75 oushel; white

..varietle*, $150. Colorado Rocky Ford cantaM.\. YORK. September 1,.—Peiru.eum j ou ,^« $2 prys On per crate of forty-five; 1 C *"“ lli ? r “ ,r ’ a hornTgrown Tip-Tops, fancy, $t00«135 barrel. •

Indiana watermelon*, according to size. $10.10® 1 m.w. Efttckem pears, $5.25 a bushel; Klckle r»ars $3 -JO a bushel: Bartlett*. $1.50 a bushel; Lombards, $1 25. New York grips*, pony ; tmsket. lie, s lb*.. 18c; Michigan, $1.25 a basn- *

el. Urar.berries. $3 a bushel.

VEGETABLES — Onion* In barrel*. $2.25. Spanish onions. $1.56 a crate. Potatoes, 654^70c. Baltimore sweets. $2 65^1.75 a barrel. Home-grown tomatoes. a bushel Green bean*. 59c. Cucumbers, lO&lSfC a dozen. Holland cabbage. 90c a barrel. Domestic i cabbage. per ton. $12.90 Home-growru sugar corn. k^SOc dozen. Oeiery. a bunch. 2C® ; Sic. Muskegon, fancy, 6)c a box. Eggplant. ; 11.00 a dozen New crop honey. 16c. New beet*, j 15c dozen Navy* leans. *2-19. Kidney beans. $3 4. Lima t'cans. 5%c a pound Green lima*. ;«r gallon. tegCic. New garlic, 12c a pound. Mango poppers per dozen. 7c. Pickling onion*, per bushel, white, $1.59; yellow. $1 05.

17% 17% 17% —Steady; refined at a!! porta, S.aO'aNwc.

THE LEADiNB TRUST COMPAMY OF IHDiAHA

^Union Trust Co. ilS ind 120 E. Markat St. Capitol • • $600,000 Surplus • ■ 1300,000 EXECUTES til MANRER OF TRUSTS

Liverpool Cotton Firm Fails.

LIVERPOOL, September 17.-The failiUL qre of John Wrigley St Sons, a firm prom21% inent in the cotton trade, was announced ' to-day. The house, it was stated, had 2% sustained heavy losses in trading and could not meet the differences in the

St 1 * clearing-house.

Local Dry Goods Market.

Fair week has brought the usual r.umj her of buyers to the wholesale houses, l and as one dry-goods man said: "They

: all seem to have money, too."

i The drop in temperature served as a : reminder to many buyers that their .-l.-vets id hositu-y. wixdens. blankets cold-weather 'Reeessltles needed* re-

plenish ing.

There is a stronger tendency In sheeting and calicoes and an advance of %c in cambrics will go into effect next week.

Money to Loan O* contrally located city property mad on w*0-

bnprorod farm* m Indian*, by

The Indianapolis Fite Insurance Co

Security Trust ...Stock...

Wb WIH Tmko Ail Offermd At

John S. Spann & Co, 46 N. Pemisylvaitlai St.

BANKING HOUSE OF A. M. Fletcher T WALL ST., NEW TORE ■C*.I. MW TOM STOCK CXCHKMg'

XYmnoaot* a general banking buetneMk Receive# deposit* subject to draft Dividend* collected and remitted. Act* a# fiscal agent for corporation* and negotiates security imuss of rollroodfi and other companies. Beale In Government bonds and etbRBj Investment securities. orders executed.

ICCOUNTS OF MlllS, BARKERS, COB* RATIOIS AID IROIVIDUAIS SOUCITEI

Home Office.

122 E. Marlst St, lillaRapfillt, Ind.

Capital paid up in c*ah

Aeaeu ferpla lots i

$30 W; <R»

.. 468.411 54

81,24$ Iff

H. C. Mortlr.. Bee.

THE OIL BULLETIN.

U. S. Bonds in New York.

—17.—

h'" 15 a m.

Clover and Timothy Seed.

Indianapolis pau-r-g prices: Clover $4.00^5.50 a bustel. timothy. $1.2&gI.S6; bluegroa*, j5ct} $1.00; English bluegr&ss. red top. 2S

—Lima OH Shipments, September 15.— Indiana pipeline . 18.OT Buckeye plpellBe 31.014

5* registered ... 5s coupon l* 1 * 4 District erf Columbia

Bid ...W9 ..MS . .141%

V»

...VO ..135% . 135% ..K*l% S»l% ..1M

Ask. M»% m\ m m lie ’ lit

192% 102%

2:17 p. m. } gJfic.

Rid. Ask :

l<«% TOLEDO. September 17.—Clover Seed 119 I Close: October $6.«7%. December. $6.19:

MS is®

Total Previously reported September

i*%

m m

335% 335% lf!I% t«%

120

t»% m% ia$% 135-, . 1*;%

Total, September Daily average ...

OctSr l &.j

January SS.22%. Cloversed—Cash $9..». C*c-

tober $9.75 per 19b pounds.

The Money MarkeL

NEW YORK. September 17.—Close:

Prime mercantile paper. «»«% per cent. ^ Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi- 1 central office uere.

Farmers will be Connected. Special to The Indianapolis News ]

EL WOOD. Ind., September 17—A deal was closed to-day with the Central Union Telephone Company, of this city.

.. £1.621 : ..mm! .8*5,414 .. 63.958 '

le.ite 352 1

. *7.054 j .705.'75 !

W. H. LAIDLEY | STOCKS | & GO. I 60BPS I GRAIN. FROVIS.ON8 Bask Sleek* end investment Sec art tie a. Send for Oar Dally Market Lester. Member* Chicago Board ef Trade. Tel. Mein 441S or Maim 110. 190 La Salle Street. Chicago, HI.

BONOS—E. m. CAMPBELL 4c GO, September Investments. 126,009 Peru, I»d , Heat Company 5* $25,090 Posey County, Indiana 4%* S34.<i0O Knox County, Indiana 4% a $24,000 Marion, Ind 4* $23,000 Well* County, Indiana 6* $23,099 Warren County. Indiana 6a I Slt.000 Columbu*. Delaware A Mar .O , Ry. fm $15,WW Battery Realty Co., N. Y Se j $15,<fl*> Warsaw, Ind <» I $11,000 34er. Heat & Light Co., Indlanapoll* 5* SIO.W Greene County. Indiana 4%* : SkSK Tipton County, Indiana $# Knox County, Indiana 6* *7,000 Fulaikl County, Indiana 6* .K.VA Howard County. Indiana 5* $6,090 Mt- Vernon, Indiana .4* $5,400 Duboia County, Indiana.,.7. 4%*) $5,000 Parke County, Indiana 5a

I Offer, Subject to Sale,i 100 Shares Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Stock at $40 a Share :: A. W. THOMSON Stock, Bond aid Brain Broker Member Chicago Board of Trado. 4 and 5 Ingalls Building Moth Phones Me. 34

E. M. CAMPBELL & CO.. 19-16 E. Washington SL BOIhfOfiM

Total.. Previously reported, Septen.ber

Total. September 772.$09 ! Daily a* erage 54.SM

whereby oue hundred fanners on the rural ivutes* will be connected with the

Prices,

were: Cornlz

to-day

Prices announce*! from Oil City. Pa Tloraa oil. Id.71: Pecr.sj Har.ta oil. $t.56; log oil. $1.90. Newcastle oil. $1.4*; Whltebosae. $L.*I;. North Lima, $Llt, Itouth

$i.a

Lathrop & Haueisen 30S LAW BUILDING OFFER Union Traction Co. of Indiana Common Stock.

We bsy **<3 *eH State. Usstj, as4 Maalcl#al Boofs. Act *• Qaardlta, AdnlaUtrater, A|«at or Tnutee. Write at. C. N. Williams & Co., Bankers Ne. 10 E. Market St.. Ind I an a polls r00NES-N*v 1614. OM Black 409.

MUNICIPAL ) RAILROAD / TRACTION ) INDIANAPOLIS

Money Order*.

BONDS Street R y Stock. | Traction and T. Traveler** Ch*qura

aw kick: ab co. Tel. iSit. Lombard

ALBERT R. THOMPSON £ C0MP'Y| ■ ember* Chicago teard ef Treae. ■ember* Obleago Stesb liobanga Ws Buy and toll Brokon Lots I Telegbene tlti Old. *032. 6-10 Lombard Bldi. 11 Board of Trada B!di 1