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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-04
PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Poor Bank Statement Had Little
Effect on the Market
Never & Kiser's telegram

Il
NEW YORK, Nov I'm spite of the dis
appointing bank statement and an extreme
ly small volume of commission business,
to-day's market was, with few exceptions
decidedly strong. The most significant
movement took place in B. & g.. Northern
Pacific preferred and Union Pacific, all of
which displayed advancing tendencies.
There continued to be expectations of an
extra dividend on B. & o. and also of offer
ing of rights in connection with the pur-
chase of Pittsburg & Western In regard
to Northern Pacific preferred and Union
Pacific, there was no news, but the fact
that Northern Pacific preferred advanced
was taken as an indication that the stock
would not be retired at par in January.
The buying of Union Pacific was good and
was taken as a confirmation of the stories
current yesterday that the Hartman Nor
gan negotiations were progressing salts
factorily. Peoples Gas was heavy all day
and at times positively weak. 1t was sold
down by houses with Chicago connections
in such manner as to induce the belief
that an attempt was being made to shake
out long stock. support from inside inter-
estS only moderate Although the news
in regard TO the copper situation abroad
is more favorable than for many months,
the selling of Amalgamated Copper con-
unued and the presumption is that holders
are getting tired and are selling out in or
der TO operate in other stocks which afford
better opportunities OH the bull side. LiQui-
dation in Steel stocks seems 10 have tenn
porarily ceased. 1t is said that the earn
ings of the Steel Corporation for the third
quarter of its existence will amount to
SSO,OOO,000, against S27OOOOOO for each of the
previous quarters. The market receded a
little after the publication of the bank
statement, but quickly rallied and finally
closed strong
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The Police and the Pistol.

To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:
Too much praise cannot be given the po-
lice for their vigilance in looking after the
concealed pistol, if 1t will only last. Such
spurts are not uncommon. but they soon
pass off. Besides, only a few vagabond
co,ored men are usually the victims, where
as the greatest offenders are a class of
fast young white men. Nevertheless. it ls
good as far 1T goes and long as il
lasts. But the pistol is by no means the most
dangerous weapon of death. Within less
than a year three deaths have occurred
clearly traceable TO the more deadly BIZ
cycle, besides many severe woundings re-
sulting in much suffering. There is hardly
a day that some one is not seriously hurt
not only by scorchers, but by those who
appropriate sidewalks for wheel tracks
The police seem TO have wholly ignored the
laws on this subject. 1t is almost i'm
possible to arrest fast rider at the time
OF a collision, but it could easily be done If
the police wanted to do IL. any day, any
hour I'm any part Of the city, and thereby
life might be preserved and broken bones
prevented. PUBLIC SAFETY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2
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A BULL DRIVE in CORN
HELPS THE ENTIRE CEREAL LIST TO
A SMALL ADVANCE.
Gains Are Bic i'm Corn, 3-Sc and 1-2c
in Wheat, lie and 3-Sc i'm Oats
Mixed Provision Changes.

CHICAGO Nov "A small bull drive
by professionals in the corn pit relieved
the usual Saturday depression and Decem-
Der corn closed sc higher, wheat 2sq1zc
advanced and oats AQ2sc up. Provisions
closed PIC lower to 2Ikc higher.
Corn ruled easier in the short session, De-
cember opening &c to &c lower, at size TO
571sc, on weaker cables. There was still
present that disposition to take profits that
brought a sag in this pit yesterday. and
there was liberal selling all around by
shorts and by traders who wanted TO clear
up for Sunday. Commission people. how
ever, held big buying orders, and when at
tempts were made to fill them and moth
ing was found on the market the bull
clique began operations and showed De-
cember up to 5S%Q5SAc. There was a good
cash demand outside and receipts were still
light. December closed strong and sac ad-
vanced, at 5S1sc. Receipts were l0l cars.
Wheat had dull, narrow market, easy
during the early part OF the session and
aided at the close by the bulge in corn.
December opened a shade TO 1sQAc lower,
at I012c 10 lOSsc, on weaker cables, heavy
receipts and desire to nquidate over sun
day. Prices eased off a shade a result
OF an absence or any outside interest Pri-
mary receipts were almost double those of
last week and world statistics promise 10
be bearish on Monday, but in spite Of these
depressing factors when the rise in corn
came wheat Immediately responded and
closed %412c higher, at 70%4c Local re-
ceipts were 123 cars one of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported S91 cars,
a total for the three points of 1,020 cars,
against 93S last week and 6S3 a year ago.
Primary receipts were 10000 bushels, com
pared with $1,000 last year. SeabOard clear
ances in wheat and -four were Cos 600 BUSH
els. Australian shipments for the week
were 100000 bushels, compared with $4,000
last year.
Oats were dull and steady. following in
differently the lead of corn. December
opened lsc lower on selling by provision
men, advanced on the corn upturn and
closed firm and AQ9sc higher, at 36S4Q365sc.
Receipts were 100 cars.
Provisions had a dull, dragging market
on lower prices for hogs. There was no
special pressure on the lower opening but
enough was offered in the face of a limited
demand TO keep prices down. January pork
closed 212c lower, at s149O; lard PFC down
at $500, and ribs 212c higher, at $I70Q772h
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wheat
40 cars; corn, So; oats, 100; hogs, Sc, 900 head
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places

ST LOUIS. Nov. Flour dull and unchanged:
red winter patents. S3.40H355. extra fancy and
straights, s5Q3l5; clears, S2.7od2.90. Timothy
seed scarce and firm at s5.40G565. Corn meal
steady at 81 - (. 0. b. Bran scarce and strong;
sacked lots. east track SIC Wheat-No. . red.
cash, 7l2sc; December, 17sQ72c; May 75isq75i4c.
No 2 hard, 69l4q69Ac. Corn-No. 2. cash. C0lc:
December, 591sG59ltc. May. size. Oats-No. ?
cash. csc: May, 4Ossc; No. white 40Q40isc.
Pork steady: jobbing. SIS. 5Od16. Lard steady al
IS co. Cut meats hrmer; boxed extra shorts
IS 1874 clear ribs. SS.25; clear sides, $50 Bacon
nrmer: boxed extra shorts. -; clear ribs 81 l2ls
clear sides, ss.37i2. Hay steady; timothy. sl0Q
80 50; prairie S9dl3. Whisky steady at 81 30
Iron cotton ties lower at 81. Tagging lower at
"a G6ssc Hemp Irvine, &C. Recepts-Flour. 5000
brs; wheat Al 600 bu; corn s.. coo bu oats 50 coo
bu Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat 1900
bu: corn. 5000 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2.-Beef firm; extra India
mess. 74s sd. Pork firm: prime mess Western.
73s Ga. Lard-Amercan refined in pals. quiet
al cas- Cd: prime Western in tierces. duh at i6s.
Hams. short cut. II TO IS lbs, quiet at ass. Bacon
quiet; Cumberland cut 25 20 80 lbs, sos. short
ribs, IS 10 "a lbs ass; long clear middles light.
Is TO 81 lbs. 49s long clear middies. heavy. -
40 lbs ass Cd, short clear backs Is 10 20 lbs,
ass; clear bellies. Il 10 Is lbs Sos Cd Shoulders.
square IL TO IL lbs. quiet at SIS. Butter steady.
finest United States, s2s; good United States. rs.
Cheese quiet: American finest white. ass Amer
team finest eolored. 4es I'd. Tallow-Prlms city
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Butter-ReceIpts 4 2gT
packages. Market firm; State dairy, l4d2lc:
creamery, 15G2isc: June creamery, I7ikG2lisc.
factory. I4lz015c. Cheese-Receipts 5.I24 pack
ages Market steady: fancy large colored. $40
sc: fancy large white. sikasstc; fancy small
colored. lOItG102sc; fancy small white, l0iLc
Eggs-Receipts. AGO packages. State and PENN
sylvania. 22Q23c Western candled. 2G2ac; West
ern uncandled. l6d21ikc.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Butter firm but
ouiet: fancy Western creamery. 2Sc: fancy near
iv prints. &c. Eggs firm and I'm good demand:
fresh nearby. 2sc: fresh Southwestern 23c: fresh
Southern. 2lc. Cheese quiet: New York fuIl
creams fancy. 10%c; New York fun creams, fair
TO choice, 94l0i3c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Butter firm; fancy imi-
tation lsd19izc; imitation creamery, 2362siSc,
imitation ladle. 16q17c; store packed l3dI5e
Eggs firm: fresh, 2)d2lc Cheese firm: Large
lO4l0I4c: medium, 1o14Q11c; small. 10ssGllc
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady: creameries.
14G2l5kc: diaries. lSQi9c. Cheese easy at si.dp
lOiLc Eggs firm; fresh, zoe.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Packing butter lie per
ID; common country, l2Gl3c; good. 15c. Eigin 90
in 6J-lb tubs. 24izc In 30-lb tubs. Eggs. l7c.
KANSAS CITY. Nov Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, lie per dozen. loss OF.
cases returned.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Eggs firm at 1sJko
Butter steady. Cheese firm: Ohio fat. I0c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2-Butter STEADY; creamery
1SaZSc; dairy, l4qI7c. Eggs steady at I7c.
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and Belt Securities.
Chicago Stocks.
TGranger Farwen & Co.'S Wire. ]
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, Az
@6 per cent; time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings. 81, ,99474; balances, s129. s1SS2
NEW YORK.-Call money nominal at 4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per
cent. Sterling exchange easier; actual bust
ness in bankers bills, S4.S67s for demand,
a. S42tG4S4 for sixty days; posted rates,
4S412q4.S5 and $4.8712q4.SS; commercial bills,
81 S3d4 SS1k. Clearings, 1904 293, 1853; balances,
S13,5l356l.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, $4.S41h and
A.S71z. New York exchange, zoe discount.
Clearings, $26, 307 166; balances, 1872 ,44S.
BOSTON.-Clearings $3O.66O. 4O6; balances,
s2,715, sos.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 415d5 per cent.
Clearings, $23, 1O5,5S4; balances, S2,729,933.
ST LOUIS.-Money steady at 5Q6 per
cent New York exchange, 35c discount.
Clearings, $685. 665; balances, $97S,9O2.
BALTIMORE-Money 1905 per cent.
Clearings S4,670 re; balances, $561, S75.
CINCINNATI.-Mone 413q6 per cent.
New York exchange, 15c premium. Clear
ings, s., 444, 400.
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NEW YORK. Nov. Petroleum DUH re-
fined New York, 765c: Philadelphia and Baiti-
more, 7.e0c; in bulk, Sc. Rosin steady; strained
common TO good, Sl-4ZhqL45. Turpentine quiet
at 36d5Sjac
WILMINGTON, Nov. ?. 90 Spirits turpen-
tine. nothing doing. Kosin firm at s5cHSl. Crude
turpentine quiet at from SLl0 10 81 Tar quiet
SIS.
OIL CITY, Nov. 2.-Credit balances. 8. 30; GER
tihcates. no bid. Shipments, SO brls; runs.
"A, 65s brls.
MONTPELIER. Nov. Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, &c, South Lima and In
diana, SIC.
CHARL ESTON. Nov. 2.-Turpentine firm and
unchanged. Kosin hrm and unchanged
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2-Spirits turpentine firm
at 35c. ROsin firm.
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Worse Than Expected.

[Granger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Nov. "A poor bank state
ment was expected, but it was worse than
looked for. 1t caused only small reaction,
however, for buying in such stocks as
Union Pacific, Southern Railway and b. &
o. was good and so continued; this caused
nervousness among shorts, who covered
freely. Buying of the best character con-
tinued up to the close in Union Pacific,
which caused strength. Peoples Gas was
heavily traded in. and had an unexplained
and uneXplainable bearish tone.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 11aQ2 per cent. Dis
counts, 31s9314 and ga per cent Consols,
81 l5-16. Spanish fours, 69A
BERLIN Exchange on London. 20m
4Oi5pf for checks. Discount rates-Short
bills, 212 per cent; one months bills, rs.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 1O0f soc
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
lie for checks. Spanish tours, 1910.
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POulIrN.

LOUISVILLE Nov. 2-Hens. &C per 10: spring
chickens. Sd10c per 10, SL5542 per dozen: young
as per dozen; young turkeys. 7g7lsc per 10: old.
6izH1c.
NEW YORK Nov. 2-Poutry-Alive weak:
springers. &c; turkeys sdl0c: fowls Sc Dressed
weak springers, saslzc; fowls. S1zQ9c; turkeys.
l0dllc.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 2-Poultry firm; chickens,
sac: springs. 7izQslzc; turkeys. &c; ducks. co
6lzc; geese, &c
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Iced poultry steady: tur-
keys. 6ascs chickens, 7Qsizc-
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-Poulty firm; chickens.
GiadSc: turkeys, &c.
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metn1s.

NEW YORK Nov. 1.-The market for metals
remains in an uuinteresting and featureless con-
dition. The absence Of market news from Lon
don added % the already apparent dullness Tin
was dull at 24.75a-5c. copper quiet az 10. SS4l7c
eIectroytic lead dull at 45ai1cs spelter was also
dull at 451lkc and iron dull az {s5gqlo.50 for pig
from warrants: No. / Northern foundry. Sl5dl6,
No. 2 foundry, Southern, soft. Sl4Gl5s No
foundry, Southern, SlA10l5.50, No. ! foundry,
Southern SOFT Sl459al6
ST LOUIS. Nov. Metals steady. lead dull
al 4Z7lzc; spelter firm at 4-loQ4,l2izc-
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HOgs-Receipts. 5000: shipments. 10. This
weeks receipts OF hogs are the largest re-
corded since the week ending Dec. d. 800
and show an increase of 1000 over Iast
week, 1900 over the same week a year ago
and over 1900 the corresponding week two
years ago. Thus far this year the racsfnt-
are over $500 larger than the same reriod
last year and ten months receipts We
over 1900 smaller than the same perio1
In 1895. which was the record year 3-or ne
week ending yesterday local packers bous IN
a total of 81 739. against 26.l2S the precsS7ng
week, and PHO the same week a year 100
During the same period the shipments vvssra
400, against gu the preceding week an n
6.624 the cores pOnding week a year 49,
The receipts to-day were compare rivsI1-
liberal, showing an increase of about an
over a week ago and year ago. This has
been another week of declining pri,ss in
the hog market. With the receipts the
largest in almost one year and a SHINING
demand OF only moderate volume. pacxa
have taken advantage of the OPPORTUNITY
and forced values 10 a much lower level
There was only one day in the week that
prices did not decline. and at the extreme
close OF the week the range is Soc 20 6lc
lower than last Saturday The TOP end
shows greater change tnan the lower end
possibly from the fact that the offerings 81
the extreme close OF this week were not
equal IN quality and weight to those that
sold at the top price last Saturday In the
average decline of about Joe - indicated
for the week. The record shows that an
Monday the decline was &c 10 Zoe
Tuesday l0c, Wednesday sc 20 Zoe, THURSDAY
Sc. Friday steady 20 Sc higher, and Satur-
day iOc 10 pc lower The extreme price paid
this week was S535 and the lowest ton uIiCe
$3.50. The market Today called TO memory
Tuesday, Oct. .. when prices were reduced
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Cotton steady; sales
64)0 bales. Ordinary. l5-l6c; good ordinary,
l-l6c. low mlddllnE &C. middllnK 1&c. Eood
middling, 7Nc middllng fair 3hc. Receipts.
Isl $50 bales. stock. lts, la2 bales.
NEW YORK Nov. Cotton closed quisl
Middling uplands. 7i.s; mlddling gulf sl.o salsa
H. bales.
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Reserve required, increase. S91 SIS
Surplus, decrease .................... 4230, 375
The banks now hold SIC, 4S2, 800 in excess of
reserve requirements under the Is per cent.
rule.
The Financier says: 1.-THE bank state
ment was made on rising averages for
cash, there having been a payment on Fri
day by the subtreasury of about $4,000
for bonds, the purchase of which was made
under the order of Oct. 81. Early next week
at least 100000 will be paid for Yukon
gold to the Bank of North america, and
Canada or to Europe it will remain on de-
post in our banks. 1t will be observed
that the increase in loans continues IN
checked there having been a gain in lhis
item since Sept. p aggregating So 1913, 700.
InaSmuch as neither the Stock EXCHANGE
requirements nor the mercantile borrow
ings will account for this increase, it seems
nest likely due to foreign exchange CD
erations- and TO negotiations of loans On
securities by %yndicates. The purchase of
unnatured bonds by the treasury which
began on Friday last, probably will tend
somewhat to increase the cash HOLDINGS of
the banks and possibly to such an extent
as to counterbalance moderate withdra Hals
for shipment 90 Europe. Should the foreign
demand for gold be large, however, it can
scarcely fail TO have an important inf l.
ence on the bank reese YES, at least Until
currency shall return evolving interest 1t
should be noted that while the gold taken
for shipment is a direct loss to the New
York banks, all the money paid for un-
matured bonds does not remain in those in
stitutions, a part thereof being distributed
throughout the interior and a considera BILE
portion going into savings banks in return
for the bonds they have sold. Hence the
New York banks are likely to lose largely
should gold exports continue"
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Nov 2-The week closes with
very quiet market In all descriptions OF cotton
goods and with new feature In either brown.
bleached or coarse oolored cottons. Prints are
very hrIn. To-days demand quiet. ginghams
very firm Print cloths dull but firm al sc
Tor regulars Wide goods quiet. Cotton
yarns weaker with fair demand.
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snecie and Merchandise.

NEW YORK.-Exports of specie from
this port to all coutries for the week ag-
gold Imports of specie were 1884 in gold
and S41 664 in silver.
Imports OF dry goods and merchandise
ar the port of New York for the week were
valued at $11, So, go.
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Murder I'm "a "Keg House."

MIDDLESBORO, Ky, Nov. 3.-Louis Col
Inns, aged thirty. was killed to-day In a
general row In the "keg house saloon
9over the Rhine" His slayer Is unknown.
Collins was shot with a forty-hve calibre
revolver Collins lived on Brownies creek
In Harlan county.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Sa statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $l50,OO0000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. SIZE, 500 761
Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lUJ, So ~
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ST LOUIS Nov. wool nominaiiy UNI
changed Medium grades. lfll7c light me. II .
Like: heavy fine. sia4lliec. tub washed. 2of2tc.
NEW YORK Nov. Wool quiet; domestic
fleece 25Q26c. Texas. l6ullc.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 579sc; Mexican
dollars, 45Ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars weak at 2613d an
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20c 10 40c, but to-day the change was Just
about half that amount. Conditions could
not have been more favorable for packers
on account Of a liberal supply ana almost
a total absence of shipping orders IL was
evident early that sharp concessions wOGld
have 10 be made. but on account OF t'le III
difference Of buyers a basis for operations
was not established for some time. Finally,
however. scattering sales were being made
at fully 1Oc lower prices, but 6reaSer
Weakness soon developed and before many
had been sold sales were usually on oasis
Of 15c lower and occasionally a decline OF ZUc
was reDorted. Packers bought the offerings
prices, and good clearance was finally
made at an average decline of about 15c,
compared with yesterday. Sales ranged
from $3.50 TO $3.50, ana the largest proper
ton of the supply sold below $3.50. Quota
lions:
Good TO choice medium and heavy. So. 75a59O
Mixed and heavy packing. ........... 5.5005.SO
Good to choice light weights........ 5.65Q5.S5
common to fair light weights. 49,. 5.5OGt5 90
Common TO good piSs........-........ 4.OOd550
Roughs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.75q53O
sheep-Reoeipts small: shipments none.
The receipts of sheep and lambs this week
are 1900 smaller than last week, and in
dictate an increase of 1900 over the same
week a year ago and the corresponding
week two years ago. Thus Tar this year
the receipts show an increase of 81, 500 over
the same period last year. on account of
the more limited supplies good average in
prices has been maintained here this week,
Notwithstanding the unfaVorable reports
from other markets that usually have their
bearing here There has been "A reasonably
steady demand for both shippers and
butchers, and a little better country de-
mand for stockers. Consequently, there
was fair competition for all kinds of stock
and generally the trading has been active
at current prices. The highest prices paid
during the week were $4.6O for lambs, $3.50
for yearlings and So for old sheep and feed
ers There were not enough fresh arrivals
to-day to establish a range of prices for
any grade, and necessarily the market was
quiet. Final sales, however, were generally
considered steady compared with the way
equal kinds sold yesterday. Quotations:
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady;
winter patents. $3.40QS.50: straights 81. 9OQ3 30
clears, S260qS.10; spring specials, STAT 10;
spring wheat. 6slhG69c; No. 2 red, 7l5kG72Ikc
No oats, 3SAQ39%4c; No. white, 40I3dHEe;
No white, 4O0401zc. No. rye, 55lzc Fair
to choice mailing barley, 54q5Sc. No. l fax
seed S1.46; No. l Northwestern. s1465b. Prime
Timothy seed, $5S0G5.S5. Mess pork. per bril-
sl3.SGd1S.s5; lard per 100 lbs. SS.55GS57la; short
ribs sides Qoose). s7sOQS; dry-salted shoulders
(boXed), $7.25d7.50; short clear sides (boxed)
SS.10QS2o. Whisky, basis of high wines, 81. 80.
Receipts-Flour, 1890 brls wheat. 254 600 Blu;
corn, 11S.000 bu; oats. 1S9, 600 bu rye 5000 bu:
barley, 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls;
wheat 10000 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats, 239 O00
bu; barley, Is COO blu.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
Made on Rising Averages of Cash
Fear of Heavy Gold Exports.

NEW YORK, Nov 2.-The statement o
the associated banks for the week ended
to-day showed the following changes: