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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-28

81. d57isc: steamer mixed 5960hc. southern
white corn. 56060c. new. Southern yellow corn.
a.. No , mixed. f0iIc rive steady: No.
nearby. 55c: No. Western, 5oc Sugar nfm
and unchanged; fine and coarse graduated sl'c-
ST LOUIS, oct 26.-Fiour quiet; red winter
patents. So s0G355. extra fancy and straight.
S3a315; clear. 2.65H2s ~. Timothy seed nrm AZ
Bran strong: sacked east track. SiiznS'c.
Wheat-No. red, cash. s2ssc; December, i-sse'
May. 155sc; No harA ietsc- Sorn-So- . Saa n
cash. 37izc; December. SHE MAY Sssns'c' No
Lard steady at SIS Dry-salt meats tboNed
LOTS steady; extra shorts and clear ribs, - %,
clear sides, $o.elia. Bacoh tpoNed iotsl s'ea1y'
extra shorts and clear ribs. $40; clear sides,
So 10 Hay easy; timothy sic 10: prairie. sli9
-l2. Whisky steady at SL5o- Iron cotton ues
steady at Sl10. Bagging steady az 6isQac Hemp
Irvine. &c. Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat
ments-Flour. 1900 bu. wheat, -, 900 bu corn.
y 600 bu: oats. 10000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. oct 2s.-wheat-.No. red and
longberry. nc; No red and longberry, soc.
Apples, sun-dred. SAC per 10 for bright sisc
for dark peaehes 49, , Lean n u 4sl,a
s5c5fSl: extra clean bluegrass. 75c fancy red
top l1d12c per M: red clover, S5.50a515 per bu
Hay. in car lots. track sl5Ml55o clover
Sl050qll 50: straw $1,000. Clean ginseng, $3.50
per To- Potatoes s. p per bril- Onions s.. sou
per brl. Leaf lettuce. Soc per bu. tahbage,
75dS5c per brl Carrots s. peg brl. Peppers, 81
beans soc per gal
KANSAS CITY. oct. es.-wheat-December
? red. Tic. Corn-December. 5SH5SiEc May, sss
G59c: cash. No. mixed. 5905eilc; No. white.
5si4 M59iac. Oats-NO white, aast05oc- Receipts
Wheat. $500 bu: corn. 5l.20 bu. oats. q. 90
bu. Shpments-Wheat, $500 bu; corn. 5000 bu:
oats, 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. oct. 2s.-F1our duh. Wheat
firmer; No. red 7fq74ikc. Corn quiet; No.
mixed, coo Oats steady. No mixed ssaSsize.
Bulk meats easy at $50 Bacon easy az Ss.Ia.
whisky-Dlstnlers finished goods quiet on basis
Of $50 Sugar steady.
TOLEDO. oct. 26-Wheat dull and firm; cash.
7Ftc: December. 75izc; May, sc Corn Gull;
December. 5sc: Nav. Esiac. Oats-December
Ssl4c: MAY 39iac. Rye. &c Glover seed-Prime
cash. $50; December. $3.50; March, 500.
DULUTH oct. 6-Wheat-Cash. No. I hard
7Sssc: No. northern. 67Asc: No. northern
7Cssc; October 709sc; December. 69AQe9&c; May,
73c oats. S57sa36isc. Corn, 5l955izc.
MINNEAPOLIS. oct. 26.-Whest-Cash. zoe:
December. 6S4c; May. slssc; on track No
hard, 72i.c; No. / northern. 70isc; No. north
ern, 6Sl4c.
MILWAUKEE. oct. 2s.-BarIey dull: No. Z.
5Slac; sample, 45Q5Sc.
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QUIET DAY IN CEREALS
OATS SHOWED THE MOST MARKED
EVIDENCES OF STRENGTH.
Corn Dull but Firm, Closing Higher
Wheat and Provisions Stagnant
and Little Lower.

CHICAGO. oct. pa disposition on the
part of holders Of long wheat to sell eased
grains on the usual duh Saturday. and
December wheat closed sc lower corn lsc
higher and oats sc up. Provisions closed
21zc TO sc lower
Wheat experienced a dull market, with
lower tendencies. Trade for the most part
was local and longs were inclined 10 let go
their holding and settle up deals over Sun
day. Unresponsive cables started the sell
ing, December opening a shade to &c lower
at 713sc to 7115c. Drought news still cOntin-
ued to arrive from Argentina, but with no
response at Liverpool this had little effect
here. Opposed against this slight bullish
factor was the news OF relief from the
drought in the Southwest and increased
Northwestern receipts to-day. On these
conditions Decembers sagged off TO 71kc.
helped by heavy liquidation by one or two
prominent local bulls. Near the end of the
short session, however. news of shipments
for Russian ports brought a reaction, and
shorts covering, brought December back
TO its higher opening price. closing easy,
1sc lower, at 7112Q7l5sc. Local receipts were
lO4 cars, one OF contract grade; Minneapolis
and Duluth received S29 cars, making a
total of 1913 cars against as last week and
64S a year ago Primary receipts were
and -four were ISL 600 bu. Australian ship
ments this week were 1900 bu, compared
with 304, 900 a year ago.
Trade in the corn pit was narrow and
rather quiet. December opened unchanged,
and, despite the fact that wheat hquida-
ton depressed it to 565sc. there was still a
generally firm feeling underlying the mar
ket When the small upturn came late in
the other pit December took a strong turn
and closed firm, sc up, at sc. Receipts
were III cars.
Oats had the best market Of the day,
though il was quiet. 1t showed independ-
ence of the other grains under the influence
of the opening cash situation. Shippers
also reported an increasing demand for
Eastern and Southeastern accounts and
December, which opened unchanged. ad-
vanced steadily and closed firm, Sc higher,
at 3612c. Receipts were l9l cars.
Provisions were almost dead, there being
only enough business To establish quota
lions. Prices were slightly lower at the
opening on a lower hog market. and Janu-
airy pork closed 215c down at S15.121a; lard.
sc lower at $S.S712, and ribs, 21zc lower at
$LS21z.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
las cars; corn, 140; oats, AS; hogs, $1,000
head
IL. 4 en-
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK oct. % utter-Receipts. 02s
packages. Market steady; state dairy, l4Q2lc.
creamery 15d22i9c. June creamery ls1zgzlltc .
factory 12izml5c. Cheese-Recepts, $3.50 pack
ages. Market steady. fancy large, colored and
white. 9izd94c: fancy small, coloreo, l0itdlOssc.
fancy small white. lOi4c Eggs-Recepts. 6.O1z
packages. Market firm state and PennEy lvania,
ulaQ22c: Western candled, zizc' Western UNI
candled. l6d2lc.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 26.-Butter quiet but
steady: fancy Western creamery. 2zizc. fancy
nearby prints. 25c. Eggs firm: Trash nearby.
23c fresh Western. 23c. fresh Southwestern. p
fresh Southern. 2lc. Cheese firm: New York full
creams fancy. small l0tsGlOAc. New York full
creams. fair 10 choice. 90lol9c
BALTIMORE. oct. 26.-Butter unchanged: fan
cv imitation, 1Sa1sc; fancy creamery, "a l3c:
fancy ladle l6ql7c store packed lSgl5c. Eggs
firm and unchanged. fresh isN20c. Cheese firm
and unchanged: large. 0i4Ql0'sc. medium, lo&
Gle. small, u0uAc-
CHICAGO oct 26.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady, creameries,
l4G2lizc: dairies. 18Nlsc. Cheese easy az ga q
l0ac. Eggs firm; fresh, lSisnlsc
LOUISVILLE oct 25.-PacHing butter. lie per
10: common country. l2ul3c; good, lsc, Elgin.
24c in 60-lb tubs 2iizc IN 50-lb tubs Elgin 10
prints. 25c. Eggs. l6iz0l7c.
KANSAS CITY. oct 26.-Eggs weak; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted on Change al
17c per dozen. loss OF. cases returned
CINCINNATI. oct. 26-Eggs firm at lsc. But
ter steady. Cheese steady. Ohio fat i0c.
ST LOUIS Oct 26.-Butter steady. creamery.
1S023c; dairy, HUl7c. Eggs steady az lsc-
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Rumors of Boom i'm ST. Paul.

lGranger Far~ell & Co. s telegram
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The bank state
ment was better than expected so far as
the reserve was concerned. This had rather
favorable effect and bidding for st. Paul
helped railroads somewhat. The close of
active stocks in general was not above yes
terday's prices. While industrials were
weak, especially Copper. which closed two
points lower on heavy Boston selling, some
well-infOrmed people here believe that both
Copper and Steel stocks are going lower
and the action of the latter in gradually
dragging down since the favorable state
ment put out has tendecy TO make
holders tired. St Paul was again rushed
up in the last half hour, and tips are out
that it is going twenty points higher and
that very soon If so it must be for some
special reason aside from general cOndi-
tons If it should be advanced as predict
ed il will help the market for rails, and
| in such cases profits should be taken in
long stocks.
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street-RniIvay and Belt Securities.
ChicnKo stocks.
[Granger Farwell & Co.'S wire.l
MONETARY Y.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-COm paper, Az
66 per cent; time loans, soc per cent.
Clearings, 81, 1877 9O4.74; balances, $l29klS.S2.
NEW YORK.-Can money nominal at 3Q4
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 1903 per
cent; sterling exchange nominal; actual
business in bankers bills, $4S6A 1865 for
demand 81 $3.50 "a. 1875 for sixty days; posted
rates 81 s41Ad4.S5 and $4S Is; commercial
bills. $4S3Gt4S4l2. Clearlngs, $zoZ, 4VZ,5SI pal
ances, $19 135, 692.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, S4.S5 and
s4S71k; New York exchange, 25c discount.
Clearings, $25 1882; balances, S2,54O, los.
BOSTON.-Clearings 81, S1S, $685. balances,
81 221, 161
PHILADELPHIA-MO 4GI41a per cent.
Clearings, S23 1908; balances, $4,624666.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent: New York exchange, 35c discount.
Clearings, $5.161,546; balances. 1851, S64.
BALTIMORE.-Money 1895 per cent.
Clearings, s., 529, 105; balances, S515, 163'
CINCINNATI.-Money 4q6 per cent;
New York exchange, 2lRc discount to par.
Clearings, s., 49,, $50.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Petroleum dull; refined
New York, Z CSC; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
7.G0c Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk Sc.
Rosin steady; strained common TO good 81 42Is
ais. Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 3sH3siac
OIL CITY, oct. 26.-Credit balances, I3O: GER
tifcates, no bid. Shipments, I0l COB brls: aver
age 100 sol brls; 10lS $50 brls: average s. 5l
bris
WILMINGTON oct. 26-Spirits Of turpentine.
nothing doing. Resin dull at sJas5c. Crude tur-
pentine steady at Sl-10 10 81 Tar steady at 81 Is
MONTPELIER, Oct 26-Cude petroleum
steady; North Lima, 94c South Lima and In
diana. sec.
CHARLESTON. oct. 26.-Spirits Of turpentine
firm and unchanged. Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 26.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 35AQ36c. ROsin firm and unchanged.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

LIVERPOOL. oct. 26.-Beef firm extra India
mess 74s Cd Pork firm: prime Western mess.
73s o. Lard steady. American refined, in pals.
as Cd: prime Western, In terces. SIS Hams
short cut. "a 10 ls lbs. steady al AS Bacon
steady; Cumberland cut, 20 20 81 lbs. 5ls Cd.
short ribs, rs 10 "A lbs. As Cd. long clear mid
dies light 2S 70 "a lbs. As: long clear middles.
heavy s. 70 20 lbs As: short clear backs ls 20
20 lbs. 46s. clear bellies. u 70 rs lbs Sos o..
Butter steady; finest United States s3s good
United States. rs. Cheese quiet. American
finest white. ass; American finest colored. 46s.
TaIlow-Prime quiet at 2ss 81: Australian. in
London. dull az 29s 3d. LinEeed OH firm al 37s
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady az - 90.
Wheat-Spot frm; No. red Western winter.
Is SID: No. ! northern spring. 81 l0d. No. ] Cal
ifornia. IS l0izd. COrn-Spot firm; American
mixed. new. Il l0Sad.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 26-Flour firm and UNI
changed. Wheat firm: spot the month and
November. 135sff14c. December, 1&5s steam
er No ? red. hs47O4sc. Southern b. sample.
65d74%c; Southern grade, 70Ad7tAc. Corn
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. oct. 2s.-IIens. Sc per 10. spring
chickens. Sqloc per To- slS9nz per doz. young
ducks 6isn7c per No. geese. fun feathered. 81 sos
as per doz. young turkeys 5G7isc per ~. old
eisd4c.
NEW YORK. oct 26.-Poulty-Aliye slow.
sprincers SIC. turkeys. 81 Zoe. fowls. Size.
Dressed firm: springers, l0c fowls sdsi4c; sur-
KEYS. 10Nloizc.
ST LOUIS. Oct 26.-Poutry dun. chickens
Sc: springers. 6izc; turkeys. &C; ducks. 5izasc.
geese 4d5c.
CHICAGO. oct. 26.-Iced poultry steady: tur-
keys. 6aSc, chickens, siz0Sizc-
CINCINNATI. oct. 26.-Poultry easy. chickens
Citm7c turkeys, &c.
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Money Rates Abroad.

IONDON.-Money. 2 per cent. Discount
rates. 2s4027s and 2s4Q3 per cent. Consols,
92ls Spanish fours, 6S1s.
BERLIN. -Exchange on London. 2Om 3Spf
for checks. Discount rates, short bills, "a
per cent; three months bills, 27s.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes, 100f 7l9C
for 40 account. Exchange on London, 25f
90 for checks.
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Live stock Exchange Adjourns.

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct 26-The thir-
teenth annual meeting of the National Live
Stock Exchange adjourned at noon to-day.
Pittsburg was chosen as the next meeting
place. Officers were elected as follows:
President, William III. Thompson, Chicago;
secretary, c. w. Baker, Chicago; treasurer
Levi Il. DOud. Among the vice presidents
elected were J. c. Loring, Fort Worth;
Charles Byrne. Louisville; S. w. Jeffreys
Pittsburg; g. II. Clark, Indianapolis; James
Brown and Charles Jones, Chicago.
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AIednIs.

NEW YORK. oct. 2s.-Trading In the market
| for metals was Of the usual saturday half hoil-
-7ov order No news was received from London
mn was dull az - SJ028 SOC. Lead dull az s.57isc
SHELTER dull al 43llac Copper unchanged al
7f7 TrTc fog Lake Superior and 167sn16ssc Tor
/ casting and eectrclytic. Iron was also dum az
81 gGi0 20 for pig iron warrants; No. I Northern
folndrv s5N16: No Southern foundry. slf1l5.
70 j Southern foundry. sAs00l5 60. No I soft
Southern foundry. slf-59Nl6.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 26-Metals stronger. Lead
dun hut hrm al A27i40f.1oc. speter stronger
] Ar
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leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour firm
winter patents, sS40d3.50; straights S2.sOQ3S0
clears, s2S0d310; spring specials. S4G440; pat
ents, S3.4OQ3.60; straights 81 70d3iO No 3
spring wheat 6s15Q70Ac; No. . red, 711zd723tc
No. yellow corn, size No. oats, 37a37ssc;
No. ? white, 3SQ39l2c; No. 3 white. 5Sl4a3gI.c
No. rye, 55I4c. Fair to choice mailing barley
54a5Sc. No. 1 Northwestern faxseed 81 81 Prime
timothy seed, S5.65Q5.7J Clover seed. contract
grade. $S.75 Mess pork, per brl, $l3.75Gl3 so
Lard, per 100 lbs $500. Short-rib sides Qoose)
SSaS.25. Drysalted shoulders boxed, S7.50g7. IS
ShOrt-clear sides (boxed), sS.75aS.S5. Whisky, on
basis Of high wines, S1.30.
Receipts-Flour $1,000 brls; wheat. 15S 600 bu:
corn, 1879 coo bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye, $500 bu:
barley, $4,000 bu. Shi1ments-Fl0ur, Is, 600 brls:
wheat, $4,000 bu corn, 49, 900 bu; oats, 373 900
bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
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Hogs-ReCeipts 5000: shipments. 700 The
receipts OF hogs this week have been COM
parauVely liberal. showing an increase of
about 5000 over last week 1000 over the
same week year ago and 2 eco over the
corresponding week two wears ago Thus
far this year the receipts are nearly $1,000
larger than the same period last year For
the week ending yesterday local packers
bought a total of 26.12S. against 14163 the
preceding week and 21.0l2 the same week a
year ago During the same period the
shipments were 6271. against Q 462 the pre-
Ceding week and 541S the CORRESPONDING
week year ago. Considering the number
or nogs on sale, the quality and the condi-
tiOn OF the market elsewhere owners have
very little or no complaint 10 make of the
market here this week The receipts have
beep or much greater volume than for
some time past. and there have been fewer
prime kinds that naturally would add
strength 70 the market. The Shipping de-
mand has been Irregular. consequently the
support from that source could not be de-
pended upon. but there was quite an i'm
prOvement in the requirements of local
packers ana good position i'm prices was
maintained compared with other Mace
The tendency in the general market hos
been toward lower level i'm values which
was not altogether unexpected from the
fact that the winter packing season is az
hand and that this is the last half of tho
month, when II Is expected that a good
many contract hogs Will come forward
The first of the week "a decline of Zoe vas
registered. which was followed nv a VttIo
stronger tendency. but later there was an
other reaction OF 5QlOc i'm prices followed
by little rally yesterday and at the ex-
treme close OF the week a further decline
left the average OF the market only about
54lOc lower than the close of last week on
account OF the absence of strictly fancy
heavy hogs IL has not been DOssible IA
show the full strength CT the market every
day by representative sales The extreme
price OF the week was $500 and the lowest
top price was $6.45. The receiDts TODAY
were larger than the average at this time
In the week recently, and there was no per
ceptible change In the quality The market
opened with only a fair inquiry from ship
pers. and naturally packers who had been
comparatively liberal buyers heretofore
this week We're inclined 10 hold out for
lower prices. They were encouraged by re-
ports from other places, and with sales
men protesting against any decline the
trading was necessarily very sluggish Oc-
casiOnal sales Of hogs that just suited the
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specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK.-Imports of specie for the
week were S67. $50 in gold and $97,SSS in sill
yer. Exports of specie from this port TO
all countries for the week aggregated $685.
245 in silver and $4,000 in gold.
Imports of dry goods and merchandise at
the port of New York for the week were
valued at 81 6S7. Sal.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. oct 26.-Thc dry goods market
closes the week with a firm tone FOR an de-
s.rirtions Of cotton goods but with a quiet gem
eraI demand. Print cloths are not coming ont
rruldfv al l-l6c. A strike az Fall River Is
Relieved % be certain. NO change in prints
American cotton yarn Quletcr than last week.
ana upward tendency OF prices checked. Worst
sl warns advancing. Wooden yarns quietly
steady.
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Cotton.

KEW ORLEANS Oct 26--Cotton very steady.
sales. 1850 bales ordinary, l3-lsgtc. good
80. good mlddlug. Sc. midilng fair Sic Re
reiuts l6 s-s bales stock, Iss. 6s. bales.
NEW YORK. oct 8.-Cotton-spot closed
,,,iet and steady. middllng uplands. SAC. MIDI
dling gulf Sasc. Sales. 24-1 bales
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 571sc; Mexican
dollars, 454c.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at 262sd an
ounce
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The banks hold s14 7l3,175 in excess of re-
serve requirements under the % per cent
rule.
The Financier says: at is noteworthy
that since Sept. 20 the subtreasury has abb
sorbed from the banks through the fiscal
operations of the government SIC, PIG. 400 and.
moreover, these operations last week, re-
suited in a greater drain from the banks
than for any week since that date It
would seem likely that this drain will con-
year. The effect of these Withdrawals by
the treasury from the banks will to some
extent be coun teracted in the near future
by payments for gold received at Pacific
coast points, of which gold there is now
about 81. SOC, 900 on deposit awaiting transfer
There appears, however, to be a prospect
for the shipment of gold to Europe, in or
der to relieve monetary tension in London
and on the continent, which shipment may
have a decided influence on bank reserves
tending to absorb the new supplies Of gold
noted above. The surplus reserve is now
about IS, 900 900 higher than it was a year
ago, and some good judges of the situation
TO the West for crop purposes is nearly
ended. How much will yet be required for
cotton it is difficult TO say, but it would
seem probable that the export movement of
the staple will hereafter be free, thus tend
ing to lessen demands for money for carry
ing. With the drain hence of money for
crop purposes reduced to minimum the
only menace to the surplus reserve will be
the fiscal operations of the government and
the movement of gold to Europe"
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Snppu-RoCpiUtS. JNJt shipments LEU. has
week. receipts of sheep and lambs Indicate
a decrease of over 200 compared with last
week and an increase of over 1920 COM
rared with the same week a yea ago and
2 500 q rquared with the corresponding week
two ve3rs ago. Thus or this year the re-
CENTS ave over $1,000 larger tnan the same
period last year. The condition of the mar
ket at the beginning of the week was salts
factory TO the selling interest, but later
with ample supplies. lessened competition
and unfaVOrable Eastern markets the trade
here was duller than common and there
was quite a reaction in prices. especially
for all below fancy kinds. During the week
the bulk of the lambs sold around SQ425,
and every day a few sold as high as $3.50
The best price reported for sheep during
the week 325, but s. was practically
the top most of the time and a large pro-
portion of the supply of fat stock sold at
S25Olt2-l0. Buyers were more particular
toward the close of the week, requiring a
better class at the same prices they paid
earlier and taking this into consideration
II IS safe to say that prices were fully 25c
lower than the close of last week and in
not few instances there was probably soc
decline. In the slump in prices sheep Suf-
fered more than lambs. The receipts to-
day were a good average for a Saturday
market and nOtwiths landing the demand
was or little Importance, statesmen finally
succeeded in transferring their holdings
at about steady prices compared with yes
terday. Lambs sold as high as $40 and
sheen as high { 50 OutatiOnS.
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ST. LOUIS. oct. 26-Wool quiet and IN
changed. medium grades. Halle. light nne.
l2qlisc; heavy hne. s'aaliiac. tub washed. .
0-lc
NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Wool duh. domestis
fleece 25Q26c. Texas, le4llc.
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London is somewhat excited over a mys-
teriOus Prince Ranut, OF Baluchistan,
who. with a numerous suite. sailed from
Liverpool on oct. "A, for Montreal. after
battling public curiosity in England for a
fortnight.
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Hogs-Receipts, 600: shipments 500 The
market was steady on good light hogs but
fully sc lower on heavy weights. Business
ruled rather actice with the usual strong
shipping demand. The top was $3.50 paid
for q load of 263-lb hogs belonging 10 Dan
Arthur, of. Paris, III. Fair to good medium
and heavy hogs sold from $3.50 to Sc. 45, with
choice lights going at 500 TO S615. The
bulk of the light mixed sold from SO to Sc 10
offered were soon sold. The market closed
steady at quotations:
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NEW YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF NEW
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT %.
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Treasury Statement.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
Continued Drain Cash Resource,
Is n Disturbing Factor.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26-The statements of
the associated banks for the week ended
to-day shows:
Loans. increase .....................S9 GOT, so
Deposits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,3S2, O00
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FOREIGN DRAFTS
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DEPOSITORY.


fancy Of buyers were made at about steady
prices. but for the most part mixed grades
were generally considered about DC lower
than Yesterday Statesmen were very re-
luctant in accepting prices offered, and TO
ward the close of trade the market was
very dull. \ good clearance however was
finally made at the decline. Sales ranged
from e. X TO S. 30 and a small proportion OF
The s1lnnIv sold below So. Quotations: