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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-08
AT NEW YORK.
Firmer Tone I'm Grains, Flour Re-
naming straightforward List Firm.

naming SteaOy-Uenerai LIEU rIrms
NEW YORK, Dec S.-Flour-Receipts. d.
600 brls: exports. lob brls: dull but steady;
winter patents, $3.6oa3.90; winter straights,
50. 45a3. 55: Minneapolis patents. $S.9oq415;
winter extras. s2.s0d310: Minneapolis
bakers, 50 2oa3s5; winter low grades. s2.659
$3.50 Rye -four steady; fair to good, s3.o59
$40; choice to fancy. s3.50Q355 Buckwheat
-four quiet at $2.3oG3.S5. spot and to arrive.
Corn meal quiet: yellow Western, $.2a; city.
s.22; Brandywine. Ss.4o@s.55. Rye steady;
No. Western, 5Se (. o. b. ahoat; No. 2,
54Q541hc track; state, 54954h. c. 4. I. New
York. Barley dull: Feeding, 39d4oc C. l. (.
Buffalo; mailing, 4sq6oc c. !. T. Buffalo.
o65 bu Spot steady; No. red, 1910 elevator.
| 77ssc (. o. b. afioat; No. l northern Duluth.
SSssc f. o. b. ahoat; No l hard, Manitoba,
| S4isc f. o. b. afioat. Options were quiet, but
| generally firm most of the session, reflect
| ing higher cables. reported freezing of the
| Danube. some talk of winter wheat dam
| age i'm the Southwest by cold weather, and
| covering. closed steady and unchanged to
| &c net higher: May, 79as@79 9-16. closed at
| 7ysc: December. S04q0lkc, closed at SO2sc.
| Spot steady; No 2, 64c elevator, 64c f. o. b.
afioat; No. yellow, 66c; No. white, &c.
| Options were steadier. but very quiet. the
contract arrivals and moderate covering;
closed steady, with December up &c and
| May unchanged: January closed at Sac:
| May, 4sasQ4S Tie. closed at 4Sssc; December,
| 6lAGslhc, closed at 6lAc.
| Oats-Receipts. 1880 blu; exports, 100 blu.
Spot steady: No. 2, S6sse; standard white,
37%c; No. white, 37d37Ac: track white.
| 37Gf42c Options dull and fairly steady:
May, S71zc, closed at S71zc; December
Hay Hay O. quiet: shipping. 5sa7oc; good to
choice 95gS1.
Hops firm; State. common to choice, 1902.
coast 1902. 26d32c; 1901. 23G27c; old. 7GI121zc.
| Hides steady; Galveston, 20 to rs lbs, lSc;
| California. q to Is lbs, 19c: Texas dry, "a to
! 30 lbs, lac Leather steady: acid. 24a25izc.
| Beef dull; family. $16d1S; mess. SO 50d11
beef hams. s2O.5OQ22; packet. sl4Gls: city
extra India mess s25@2s Cut meats easy;
$50; picked hams, sll.75q12 Lard easy:
| Western steamed $11.30: refined easy; con-
| tinental, $11-5O; South American. S1I.75; COM
| pound S.50d775 Pork quiet family SIS so
| 019: short-clear, s2lG23: mess. slsa1S50
| Tallow quiet; city, &C; country, 6lxGl62sc.
| Cotton-seed oil steady; prime crude NOM
inal: prime yellow. SSq36hc.
| Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra 4k6
sxc; Japan. 4EQ5i.c. nominal. Molasses
| frmer; New Orleans open kettle, good to
| choice, 3od4oc. Peanuts steady: fancy hand
| picked 4aL675c; other domestic. 3AG5Lc
| Cabbage steady: domestic, per 100 white
| 81 50f2 90: red. s1.50Q3.
| Cofee-Spot Rio quiet.
Nc: refined firm. No. 6. l45c: No. T. 44Oc:
| 4aOc: No. II, Also: No. Is, 4loc; No Ia. 4o5c:
confectioners' A. l70c: mold A. 5lOc: cut.
| loaf 545c: crushed 5.45c: powdered e5c-
| granuiated. 4.s5c; cubes. 510c.
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GRAINS ARE IRREGULAR
WHEAT CLOSES AT A SMALL LOSS,
WITH CORN UNCHANGED.
Oats Are Firm and Higher and Hog
Products Lower-Latter Market
without Special Feature.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-The grain and provi-
sion markets were again rather dull to-
day. and wheat, after ruling firm most Of
the day, weakened, the close on May being
&c lower. Corn closed unchanged and oats
were 14c higher. January provisions closed
from 1Og1212c to 15c lower.
Higher cables impaired strength to wheat
at the opening and the advance was well
maintained the greater part of the day,
but on liquidation by a prominent long
weakness developed late In the day. and the
close was a trihe under yesterdays final
figures. The strength of foreign markets
was a noticeable feature, the cause being
attributed to the closing of navigation On
the Danube, which shut off the shipments
from Roumania. Buying for Northwestern
account was somewhat of a feature, and
a good demand also was a strengthening
feature. The volume Of business was small.
May opened kGAc higher at 751x@75ssc and
after selling off to 753sc early there was
rally, but toward the end of the session
another break occurred, the price dropping
to 75lsc The close was &c lower at 75Ac.
Clearances OF wheat and -four were equal
to 56S,OOO bu. Primary receipts were 800
blu, against 929. 800 bu a year ago. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts of S2s
cars, which, with local receipts of 81 cars.
two Of contract grade. made total OF $50
cars, against 1,107 last week and 7s4 year
ago.
Corn ruled dull the fear of manipulation
in the December option OBTAINING traders
from doing much. December was strong at
the opening, but realizing sales carried
values down and in sympathy with the
late weakness in wheat, the close was
easier while May was unchanged at $40
1880. after selling between 43lsc and 1850
431ec. Receipts were 172 cars, eight OF con-
tract grade.
There was a more active demand for
oats, commission and cash houses being
the principal buyers. Offerings were linn
tied, however, and the market had firm
tone, the close being strong and lac higher
on May at 32ac. The range on that option
for the day was between 32l2Q32fsc and
32%c. Receipts were ISL cars.
Provisions were weaker, general hqufda-
ton all along the line being responsible fol-
the weaker feeling. Trading was only
moderate and without any special features
January pork closed 15c lower, at $500
lard was down 15c at 1915, and ribs 10q
121kc lower, at SS.25GS.271z.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
IS cars; corn, Us. oats, 205; hogs, 46.00t
head.
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Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 5000. Com
crease OF little less than 1900 compared with
last week and decrease Of over 10000 COM
pared with the week a year ago and an
increase OF over 1900 compared with the corre-
Year the recetpts are nearly 2i4OO0 smaller than
the same period last year. and the receipts thus
same time year ago. For the week ending yes
terday the leading local packers bought a total
a as the Week a Year ago DSIrins The ss anu
period the shipments were q, I6l. against 7025
the preceding week and $50 the S eorrespSnding
been quite satisfactory 10 the selling side. There
of the week. and sales varied from steady TO 5
Q1Oc lower. but about the middle OF the week
Gl0c was made In the average. At the extreme
close OF the week there was slight reaction in
higher than the close OF last week A feature
OF the market this week has been the excellent
much in evidence at an times. and in the aggre-
gate their purchases this week are the largest
since the week ending June II. 1895 Local pack
have been inel bs to baik when asked to
usual influence in the market on account OF the
requirements from other sources The highest
prize o pee The quality Of a1 the the
offeriugs has been very satisfactory and I'm some
excellent The receipts nd today We're 500
large as a year ago. but including hold-overs
market opened with practically all buyers repre-
sented. but the demand was not quite urger :.
as Yesterday morning and IL took little more
time 10 establish basis for operations. Finally
however the supply changing hands slowly
and subsequently, the market became rather ac-
tive II seemed that buyers were favoring the
-Sod-weight hogs, and for the most part thew
Sold at nearly yesterdays prices. but lighter
grades. In most cases. We're reported SC lower.
1ac lower than the best time yesterday. The de-
mand IL appears. was very well supplied out OF
-. early arrivals, and IL difficult to
ell several loads that came in late. but indlca-
lions favored a good clearance. Sales ranged
srors S. TO 1924. and the bulk OF the supply
soid at Sc l06f6-30 Quotations;
Good 10 choice medium to heavy So 9ogs 52is
Md and heavy packing. ............. 6OOfls IS
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TRADE IN GENERAL.


ct. LOUIS. Deo. 6-Flour firm; red winter
patents. 81 soqs 50; extra fancy and stralghts ss
5is: clear. sassgaS Wheat .sg; No red.
Der. CSC May. 1910; No. hard. esd7io Corn
lower No ,ss cash SC :,r srask SSc December
track. ssSc: December. siHc; May. sc: No.
white. 3sisc. Rye nrm at tsAe. Pork lower:
iohhing standard mess. N7.7s. Lard lower
AZ 5000. Timothy seed steady AZ e. 500
S. 4o Corn meal steady At S2so. Bran nom
Al siH Iron cotton ties. on. Bagsins. 5-is
a i-i6c. Hemp twine, &c. Dry salt meats quiet: :
boxed extra shorts. A2s clear ribs. 50: short
clears $50. Bacon quiet; boxed extra shorts
$3.50; clear RIBS, 400; short clears. $ll- Re-
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour STEADY;
spring patents s3.4Ud3 20: straights s2.soQ3. 20;
bakers. s2.25g2:7O. Wheat-No: spring. .4lag
soc: No. yellow, 55lzc. Oats-No. 2, So1z@3lc;
No white 32q35c. No. rye, 49d50c. Barley
Good feeding. 3edS9c; fair to choice mailing. 46g
5Sc Frlaxseed-No 1, S1.14: No. 1 Northwestern.
$40 Prime timothy seed. 1896. Clover-con-
tract grade. $40. So Mess pork. per bril- sle 70.
IS 5OGes Dry-salted shoulders Cboxed), ss7lk19.
Short clear sides (boxed), $s.75Q9. whisky
Basis of high wines. S132.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat, IS, 500 blu:
corn. l24.200 bu; oats 277,000 blu; rye, 1850 bu;
barley 81 600 blu. Shipments-Flour, 122 200 brls:
wheat &C. 500 bu corn $500 blu: oats 453. 800 bu:
rye, 1000 bu; barley, IS. 200 blu.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK Dec 6.-Poultry-Alive. nominal:
dressed steady: Western chickens. lzqlSszc.
western fowls. nQl2lzc; Western turkeys lSglec.
JOIIISyIILE Dec. 6.-Hens. i0c per ID:
dressed hens, .2913c; spring chickens. 1oc: tur-
Eeys l0c: dressed turkeys. nQl3c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. e.-Poultry quiet; chickens.
&c: springs sdl0c: turkeys. lodi1c: ducks. i2lzc:
geese, she
BOSTON, Dec 6.-lSpecial l-Poultry frm;
fowls l3c; springs. nGlSc; turkeys. Ec.
CHICAGO Dec s.-Dressed poultry steady:
turkeys Igl3c; chickens. loisGi1zc.
CINCINNATI. Dec s.-Poultry quiet; hens. l6c:
springs, logic; turkeys. loc-
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NEW YORK Dec. s-Quiet markets
nerienced in all metals to-day, the prices show
fne no ouotable change. Tin maintained steady
,i1dertone spot closing at s24. 7sd24. 20. Copper
was more or less nominal and very dull. Standard
was quoted at $40 rs; lake. siLs electrolytic and
casting sli45 The feeling In the lead market
was steady and spot prices remained at Aizh-
Shelter showed declining tendency, closing easy
and nominal at $50 for spot. Iron nominal but
unchanged
ST. LOUIS. Dec. s.-Lead steady at ~. speiter
touar al 81 so.
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Sheep-ReceIpts. 800; shipments. 2co. The
ceipts of sheep and lambs this week have been
considerably above the average, showing an
crease or nearly $500 over last week. 100 over the
same week year ago and 1000 over the CORE
spending week two years ago Thus far this
year the receipts q, 900 smaller than the
same time last year, and there is very little diff
ference in the receipts thus far this month
pared with the same time year ago. With the
supplies just about large enough to meet the
quirements of all buyers, there has been a good.
active market throughout the week and rather
firm prices have been maintained for all fat
stock Occasionally sales were shade higher,
but in nearly all cases the Improvement was due
principally TO better quality. On account of
the small supplies early in the week shippers
were not much in evidence. but they were rather
free buyers later in the week, when the supplies
larger. The highest sales this week were
SOS for lambs. s3.75 for yearling sheep and $3.50
for old sheep. The receipts to-day larger
than usual at this time in the week and show
increase over last Saturday and year ago
The market opened with only fair demand
from local sources. but shippers in the
market and bought the supply at prices practi-
cally the same yesterday. IL is possible. how
ever, that the tendency was a shade easier, but
Of course. this is expected on Saturday. Lambs
sold high s.. quite number at $3.50. and
other sales ranged from So to s4.25. The top
price for sheep s.. 80, and culs TO decent
kinds sold from $50 to So Quotations:
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rGranger Farwell & Co.'S Telegram.

lGranger farWeu q cos Tele4ramJ
NEW YORK, Dec. 6-The market at the
opening to-day was dull. and transactions
very light. Traders left the market alone
and there was little or no commission bust
ness. The bank statement was really better
than expected ana although poor one. did
the market was steadisr. but dull. No
particular activity Is to be expected until
after the first Of the year, and a traders
market IL to be looked for, Money con.
tinuss scarce,
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear.
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 4G6
per cent; time loans. sac per cent Clear
ings, 81 29O, 1853 Sc; balances, $40.
NEW YORK-Call money firm at per
cent Prime mercantile paper. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady; actual business
i'm bankers bills, A.S7.2564S7375 for demand,
s4.sS. 5Oa4. 3.625 for so days: posted rates,
"a "a so and SASS; commercial bills, 81. SO. 1850
4.S325. Clearings, s233, Oh, 255; balances, s1,-
61S,9SS.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange. 10c pre-
mium Sterling exchange, $4.S215 for 60 days.
s4.SS for demand. Clearings, $25,S6O,O61; bal
ances, S1,917,921.
MISUNDERSTANDING $21, 049, ASP; balances,
$1,272, All.
PHIIADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, s1S,S34,0SS; balances, 81, 49,
ST. LOUIS.-Money. steady at sac per
cent New York exchange, 25c premium.
CIearings, s6621, 26o; balances. s433,S5S.
BALTIMORE.-Money per cent. Clear
ings, $685. JOB; balances, $415.915.
CONGRATULATIONS 5Q6 per cent. New
York exchange. Toe premium. Clearings,
e. 637 $50.
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The banks now hold 1878. $50 in excess of
reserve requirements under the Is per cent.
rule; ex. L. 8. deposits. O,010. 800.
The Fnancier says: 1.-The official state
ment of the New York associated banks
last week showed the large loss of SO, $751;
100 cash, this amount very closely cor
responding with the estimate of decrease
of $6,92S, 200, which estimate was based on
the traceable movements OF money during
the week The loss was largely In specie.
this item showing a decrease of $6,2 400;
the reduction In legal tenders was $6l1, 200.
The loans were increased only 81. GIL 900, in
dicating that there must have been consid-
era0lo contraction as the result Of disburse-
ment Of funds for the December settle
ments, the loaning of which money largely
contributed to the expansion of this item
as shown In the statement of the previous
week. Deposits decreased A074. 200, or 81 49,
800 below the amount called for by the
decrease In cash, less the increase In loans
therefore. the statement was technically
out of proof The required reserve was
reduced by Sl,01s,560. through the decrease
In deposits. DeSucting this sum from the
loss in cash leavss IS, So. $50 the decrease
I'm surplus reserve This item now Is So 3d.
80, against s6607 $50 at the corresponding
date last year. Computing the surplus on
the basis of deposits. less SO. 146 200 OF those
OF the government, II Is go 0l0. 800, a de-
crease, compared with the previous week.
OF $5.s1s.475. The circulation was Increased
800, following a gain In the previous
week of @s5, 100. The average daily clear
ings for the week were spas, GOO 900, or $2s-
oo.0o0 less than those In the previous week"
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Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK.-Imports of dry goods and
mercha ndise at the port Of New York for
the week were valued at Sill .691 .267.
Imports Of specie were S1,S39 in silver and
$65, 6l3 in gold.
Exports of specie were s1.o1o.5O0 in gold
and $924,223 in silver.
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Putnam Bradlee strong and May Yohs
Arrive nj New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived to-day on the steamer
Umbria from Liverpool and Queenstown
were Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam Bradlee Strong.
Strong refused 10 say anything about his
past or future movements
Mrs John Dillon, who comes 10 see her
husband. the Irish member OF Parliament
who has been ~ at Chicago. was also .
passenger.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
Sales on the Stock Exchange-Satur.
days Changes I'm Prices.

Fifty shares of Federal Union Surety
stock at 1O1 and ten Indiana Title &
Guarantee Company at IS were the only
sales reported at the Stock Exchange Oh
Saturday The Federal Union block passed
into the hands Of A. j. Brunt ('Uncle
Jack"). of Anderson. Saturdays quota
tfouS follow:
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 3Q3A per cent: dis
923sQ92ss.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 99f CSC
for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 141sc for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
45Spf for checks.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET AT PRICES A SHADE
EASIER THAN THOSE OF FRIDAY.
Hogs Fairly Active and About Five
Cents LOwer-Sheep Steady-COn-
ditiOn of Other Markets.

UNION STOCkYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Dec. s--Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments. 100
There has been good run of cattle this week.
the receipts being nearly 300 larger than last
week, only little smaller than the week
a year ago and almost LOO larger than the cor
responding week two years ago. The receipts
thus Tar this year a little 1900 larger
than the same time last year. and the receipts
this far this month nearly 1.5OO larger than
The same period year ago. The market this
week opened with a weaker tendency. which was
the result Of liberal receipts and lower prices
elsewhere. The first half of the week prices Of
steers suffered a decline of nearly 10Q15c in the
average compared with the close of last week.
and female butcher cattle also show some change.
Later in the week, however. with a material i'm
provement in the demand from outside sources
the market began 10 recover and the early loss
1n prices soon regained There a
continued active demand from outside sources
and with the requirements OF local dealers about
the normal the market at the extreme close
lat steers We're Concerned Ios15c higher than the
close Of last week. Good female butcher cattle
did not show further improvement, and the
hardly fat enough for butchers. rather slow
the best feeding cattle thro1shout the Week.
and steady 10 firm prices have been realized, but
common stockers moved rather slowly and il
was difficult to keep prices in their former posi-
tion- The highest sales this week $3.50 for
steers. 81 80 Tor heifers, A.25 for cows. A.25 for
were fully as large the average at this time
IN the week. but of there a
complete variety represented The market felt
the loss Of the good shipping demand that has
characterized the trade for several days, and
local buyers were rather inclined 10 want their
supplies at lower prices. OF course statesmen
hardly expected any better market to-day than
they usually have Saturday and therefore
they were inclined to consider all bids. The
trading a little quiet. but finally most of
the offerings found outlet just a shade
easier prices than yesterday. Representative
sales Indicate the class OF stock on the market.
Quotations:
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transactions at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS. Dec. 6.-Cattle-Receipts light; shipments
nome The cattle market has made some little
progress this week from the standpoint of the
selling interests far cattle of weight quail
ity and fat concerned. Not much change
has occurred in the butcher market. Prices are
considered steady at figures current at this time
last week. The demand for such Is fair from
local dealers, but the outlet for the common,
thin kinds is very small. and satisfactory fig
the exception such grades. The
calf market continues high, top figures standing
at S7r7.25. Quotations:
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. - Saturdays statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the Sl5O,000,0O0 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. ........ $205 SIS
Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III, 927, 1874
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Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. s.--Cotton-spot quiet
sales. 1850 bales; ordinary. SIC; good ordinary.
r,.o: low rnidd,ing. 7-1sc. middiing. 15-16c.
GOOD misdling sac: middlng fair. 3 i-isc. Re-
CENTS IL l33 bales: stock. SIt.iH bales.
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NEW YORK. Dec. e.-The week In dry goods
closed without new features In the market here
in any line OF cotton goods Print cloths quiet
but steady Cotton yarns duh but fairly steady.
Worsted yarns firm with fair demand. WOODEN
warns steady. Linen and jute yarns frm
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 47%c; Next
can dollars, 37Ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at % 1-16d
an ounce.
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ST LOUIS. Dec s-wOol strong: medium
grades and combing. 1egzoci light me, is9i'zc;
heavy nne Idle: tub washed. n1nAc.
NEW YORK. Dec s--wool Arm; domestic
fleece, z5130c.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Heavy Loss of Cash, but Somewhat
Less Than Was Expected.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The statement Of
averages of the clearing house banks of
this city for the week shows the following
changes:
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC g.
New York Fnaner table showing '"
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