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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-02
AT NEW YORK.
Grains Stronger with the West-Cof-
fee Active and Higher.

NEW YORK. Oct. -Flour-Receip %. COS
brls: exports. 5.s75 brls. Market quiet but firm.
Winter patents. $49435; winter straights. 1850
40; Minnesota patents. s+-eog4s5; winter ex-
tras. s3G3. 40; Minnesota bakers. -. 75G4.Io; win
ter low grades. s2soa3.20. Rye -four steady;
fair to good. s.2oQ3.4 40; choice to fancy, 50.
500. Buckwheat -four quiet at 81. @ 50. Corn
meal steady: yellow Western. slc6: city. sl-05;
kiln dried. So. 2043.25.
Rye steady; No. ? Western. sc. f. o. b. aroat:
State and Jersey. 56a5sc. Barley quiet: feeding
42isc, c. l. +. Buffalo; mailing. 52G5sc. c. 1. T.
Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. 10, 500 hu: exports. 25.54s bu.
Spot firm. No. 2 red. s7.c. elevator: s7ksc. +
o. b. afoat; No. / northern Duluth, 92kc. Z. o. b.
ahoat. Options developed considerable firm
ness on predictions OF decreasing Northweste-n
receipts. light stocks and room covering: closed
firm on further covering and prospects for only
a small change in Mondays visible, with prices
sQLc net higher: May, S3Is4S3%c, closed at
S3Ac: December. ss&4S7Ac. closed at size.
Sales. $500 bu futures. 5000 bu spot. Spot
firm. No. 2. SIC. elevator: 5i4c, Z. O. b. afoat:
No. 2 yellow. SAC; No. 3 white. 51zc. Options
advanced on the heavy Southwest rains. check
ing receipts. and in sympathy with wheat; closed
firm and baAc net higher: May closed at z9c;
December closed at 51hc.
Oats-Receipts. 1000 bu: exports. 1907 bu.
Spot firm. No. 2, 42c; standard white, ssbc: No.
.. 4oi1c; No. 2 white. tSisc: No. 3 white. 4sc:
Hay firm; shipping, ssg55c; good to choice.
S5q95c.
Hops steady; State. common to choice. 1909.
-24@ 32c. 1902 crop, 2f425lzc: old. sdl2c: Pacific
coast. 1908. 2lQzsc: 1902. 2l425,zc; old. safsc.
Hides steady. Galveston, 70 70 Is lbs. iSc. Cal
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FIRMER TONE in GRAINS
ACTIVE DEMAND IN WHEAT OVER
COMES EASY OPENING.
Corn and bats Close Higher, Inlu-
enced by the Leading CereaI-Pro-
visions show Good Advances.

CHICAGO. Oct. s1.-Sman contract stocks and
a good shipping demand were influences that
created an urgent demand for December wheat
to-day, and prices in that pit ruled strong, De-
ember closing with a gain Of &c. Corn and
oats were each a shade up, and provisions
closed from l0c to l213c higher.
There was a better trade in wheat than for
some time past. and after an easier opening
the market turned strong. prices being well
maintained throughout the day. The opening
was a trihe lower on easier cables. favorable
weather and larger receipts In the Northwest
December being AQA lower. at so1saSoAe-
Soon after the opening commission houses De-
came active buyers Of December. and. with trad
ers show ing a disposition to hold on to that
month, the market quickly turned strong, ana
the price advanced to Sic within the first hour.
May was influenced by the strength and in the
nearby delivery, and showed a fair advance.
Heavy clearances were a bull factor late in the
session. Just before the close some of the ad-
vance was lost on realizing. but the close was
strong. with December &c higher. at so;sc-
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal TO
$1,000 blu. Primary receipts were L22S,00o bu.
against 1883, 100 a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of ss5 cars, which. with
local receipts of 81 cars-none Of contract grade
made a total OF 1.052 cars. against az last week
and LOOP n year ago.
Early selling of corn, due to the weakness or
cables. caused an easier feeling at the start.
but offerings were slight, and when wheat began
to show signs Of strength the corn market also
became nrmer. Trading was light and prices
kept within a narrow range. December closed q
shade higher. at 44c. after selling between 43A q
45nc and hh4i4Ac. Receipts were AGO cars, %
" contract grade.
There was a little selling pressure in oats at
the start. along with the weakness in other
grains, but the strength in wheat soon checked,
and prices remained practically stationary. Re
ceipts were fair, with a small Improvement in
the shipping demand. Trading was dull the en-
tire session. December ranged between 354sc
and 35Ac, closing a shade higher at 35&c. Re-
ceipts were 269 cars.
Provisions were firm. the feature OF the trade
being covering by a local packer OF January
lard and ribs. Prices advanced easily, helped to
some extent by the better tone of the hog mar
ket, and the gain was well maintained. due TO
small offerings. January pork closed loo higher,
at sl2.25. lard was up 10c, at s6.SOae.S2iz. and
ribs were 1217c better, at 500.
Estimated receipts for Monday; Wheat, lo5
cars; corn, as; oats. 240; hogs, 81, 900 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Wheat Strong, with December Up $50
Corn Speculation Dull.
IA. K. Thompson & Co., I~ndianapolis.l

IA. K. Thompson & Co.. Indianapolis.l
CHICAGO. Oct. 3l--There was a strong wheat
market. with December leading and up &c. May
was up a fraction. The outside markets acted
about as this did. There was clear weather in
the Northwest and rains in the Southwest-both
bearish conditions. With a very dull speculative
corn market the futures and cash corn were
fractionally higher. There was a disposition to
cover shorts because of the wheat advance and
because of the appearance OF wet weather In the
corn belt. But even with this and with an i'm
provement in the shipping bids Of &c over Fri
day, the trade was small. The advance was
about hGLc. There was nothing TO the oats
trade. yet there was a firm market at a shade
better than the fricay close. sympathy with
There was some shipping business in standard
at least $4,000 blu In round lots. and some car lot
business. Provisions were strong. There was
continued demand for January and May lard.
This demand was I'm evidence for a week or
more, and il had considerable effect on the gem
eral mood. Everything made an advance to-
day. Hogs opened sc higher. but closed slow.
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IPorterfeld & Co. Inaianapolis.

IPorterheId & Co, InClanapoIls.1
NEW YORK. Oct. s1.-ln the words of Pontius
PLATE, several bears were heard to exclaim:
Almost thou persusdeth me-" This change OF
heart among the bear contingent has been
brought about by the surprising resistance the
stock market has shown all week in the face
OF innumerable Universities. The week opened
with uneasiness regarding the stability of sew
sral trust companies in St. Louis. rumors Of
pending strikes. unsettled conditions in Pitts
burg. and as the week advanced the fear OF a
bad bank statement was added 10 the other de-
pressing features. To-tay's publication shows
the worst expectations regarding the latter were
realized. and n decrease of over seven millions
was reported. but instead OF the market being
raided. as the fringe Spectator expected. not
only was this not done. but the market ad-
vanced after the bank statements announce
ment. and the list closed higher. All this clearly
demonstrates that the investment in bonds and
liberal purchases OF leading railway securities
during the past ten days were not for effect, but
the result Of shrewd investigation by fnanciers.
who found prices sufficiently low TO warrant in
yestment
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z YORK, Oct. S1.-Absolute stagnation
prevailed in the stock market to-day, and the
lethargy from which traders have been suffering
apparently accumulated. The uncertainty con-
corning the bank statement retarded trading in
the early part Of the session, and the Interrupt
ton through wire service and cable messages
further slackened operations. 1t Is doubtful,
however, II either OF these causes contributed
materially TO the inertia, inasmuch as traders
were not disposed To make any extended COM
mitments. The bank statement was a some
what anomalous affair. The loss In cash was
not so great as had been expected, but there
was a heavy increase in loans which was not
liked. On the whole, however, the statement
was regarded as slightly better than had been
predicted. The actual loss of s.. 35o.So0 in cash.
which compared with an estimated loss of SO, co.,
COO: loans increased 81. 400. 900 and reserve de-
creased s7.610.3C0. Traders seem to construe the
statement fayorably. for the market developed
strength and a slight increase in activity after
its publication. II may be said on the best
authority that one OF the men who is considered
a power in the financial world, but who has
been selling for some time, is seriously Ill.
Whether his illness has had an effect OF serious
moment on the market is a question.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Oct. 3L-credit balances, IN GER
tifcates, no bid. ShipmeL Is. lo4, 5S5 brls; aver.
age. 76.s7s bris; runs, A,fe5 brls; average. 70. 22s
brls. Shipments CLima). So, 723 bris: average,
IS. sss brls; runs dima). 7o.4s1 'brls: average.
IS, $50 brls.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 3l.-Spirits of turpentins
firm at 55hG5shc. Rosin firm. Quote: A. Il. C.,
2.30; +. $2.35; +, $3.50: q, g. SIS; III, ESQ: i. 81 20:
X, $3.50; NJ. 500; n, $3.50; window glass. $3.50:
water white, $40.
NEW YORK, Oct. H--Petroieum firm: refined
New York. 500; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
9-25c; do in bulk, e.35c. Rosin firm; strained.
common TO good. $40. Turpentine steady, seq
Q6Oc.
WILMINGTON. oct. si.-spIrIts OF turpentine
firm at sec. Rosini firm at s. Is. Tar firm az
$3.50. Crude turpentine firm at s22s. $3.50 and
1885.
MONTPELIER. Oct 31.-Crude petroleum very
strong; North Lima, SL32; South Lima and m
diana, S1.27.
cHARLEsToN, Oct. sl-spirIts Of turpentins
STEADY at 55ike. Rosln steady.
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3co; shipments, ZOO. The re-
ceipts OF sheep and lambs this week have been
small, showing a decrease OF 500 compared win
last week. LOO compared with the same week
a year ago, and LOO compared with the CORE
spending time two years ago. Thus far this year
the receipts are 300 larger than the same period
last year, and the receipts for the month are
over $500 smaller than last month and 5,yOV
smaller than the same period a year ago. Inc
receipts to-day were. fully equal to the average
az this time in the week. and really more than
necessary for a Saturday market. There was
no demand except from local butchers. and they
were not wanting many; consequently the mar
ket was not really active. but all Of the smaller
punches offered changed hands at fair prices,
ard full loads had 10 be sent forward In first
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QUIET LONDON MARKET.
Slightly Better Tone on n Small Vol
ume of Dealings.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Stock Exchange
showed a better tone during the past week.
on the improved aspect of far Eastern poll
tics. but business was still small and the
best prices were not maintained. With the
exception of a small failure in the Ameri-
can section of the market the settlement
was effected without difficulty.
The feature of the foreign market was
the rather extensive purchases OF South
tors.
The banking troubles in st. Louis checked
the advance in the American market. prices
closed lower for the week, dealings were
still very small. Canadian Pacific showed
little strength.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICES.

III. Thompson & Co. -Indianapolis

ALBERT R. Thompson & Co, Indianapolis.J
NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-The market was abso-
lutely stagnant. and prices were un.mportant
and OF no Significance. The bank statement was
about as expected, although failing to reflect
the heavy outflow of cash during the week.
After its appearance there was a light. cautious
bidding UP of stocks. but no doubt these trans
actions represented an evening up Process on the
part of traders over the holidays. The absence
of any pressure to sell and the existence of a
considerable short increase. it is believed, would
afford a fair opportunity to advance the market
a few points after the holiday. Fundamental
conditions have not changed in any way. but
for the immediate future some improvement
seems probable, as the market acts as If 1t
were oversold and recent bear drives have failed
to disiodge any appreciable amount of long
stock or bring about any liquidation except in a
few industrials.
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THE LIVES T0CK MARKETS
CATTLE IN LIMITED DEMAND AT
PREVIOUS Low PRICES.
Hogs in Good mt Stronger
Pr~ices-Sheep and Lambs Steady
Condition of Other Markets.

UNION SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ESQ. shipments. 200. The
marketing Of cattle this week shows a decrease
or less than 500 compared with last week, and
an Increase Of :. 400 over the same week a year
ago. and 200 over the corresponding time two
years ago. The receipts thus far this year are
$500 larger than the same time last year. and
900 compared with last month, and an increase
Inc receipts OF cattle this week no doubt have
Deen surprising on account OF the demoralized
condition of affairs for some time past All OF
iast week shippers were cautioned to restrict
and they alone have had to suffer this week on
account of a further reduction in prices.
Inroughout the week values have been drifting
toward a lower level, but the change from day
70 Gay was so very uneven that dealers hesitated
before making definite assertions regarding the
market, and IL was very difficult to make an
accurate or intelligent report There was no day
IN the week that all statesmen viewed. the market
Hike, differences from steady TO SOC lower being
reported. Ii was not uncommon TO hear Of sales
times bids were considered soc lower. Al the
extreme close OF the week. however, IL was gen.
orally admitted that 25c would be a conservative
estimate or the average decline for the week.
lie, from the poorest to the best. While the de-
cline In prices this week has been bad enough.
the worst feature of the market has been the
INABILITY OF statesmen to transfer a large part OF
the receipts at any price. Hundreds OF cattle
have been carried over from day TO day. and the
week closed with a great many still In the pens
unsoid: The highest prices secured this week
were sS.25 for steers, 400 for heifers, $685. for
cows. 1915 for bulls. and s7.5 for calves. Quo
tations:
0ooa e. h.s.
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Passionate Punctuation.
Marion Hill. in The Reader.

Marion Hill, in The Reader.
The poetry of love seems to need an
astonishing number of exclamation points
and dots and dashes, nowadays. Is the
of intelligent use that our versifiers are
obliged to bolster UP the strength of words
by calling upon marks of punctuation TO
shoulder a certain responsibility of mean
ing?
For illustrations sake, let me Gull a
dotty gem or two from the pages Of cur
rent magazines. This first is from 1.-The
Bookman:"
Sometime, sometime
My love. o sweet sometimei
And yet the time is not that sweet time,
The rich and woadrous waiting time OF
love
Is sweeter. sweeter. with its lingering
A little while, sweet love "a. . not
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TPorterfeld g. Co.'S Nyire

z n U NVs VIII
CHICAGO, Oct. S1.-There was a rather sur
prisingly strong wheat market to-day. Northwest
receipts were larger than last year and primary
Yearly up to lso2. Cables were also weak. but
clearances We're large. and there was good buy
ing in December, presumably for Armour. who,
IL Is said. has over five millions long. Shorts
covering were responsible for part of the up
movement. Corn was dull but firm. the weather
and the shorts are nervous. Oats We're narrow
and nothing was doing.
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changes from previous conditions Of prices to-
DAY, tie principal metals being In quiet de-
mand, and the undertone steady for copper and
spelter. but easy on TN and dull on iron. Tin
Is quoted at as. 62tzd2S.S7lz. Copper-Lake, sic:
electrolytic. SID casting. sl3.@. Spelter, ss.lzn.
Lead. $3.50. Iron nominal
ST. LOUIS. Oct. quiet. Lead dull
al Si.25. Spelter easy OF H-3.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3l-Poultry steady: chickens,
TIC; springs. SIC; turkeys, lie: ducks. SQ9ac;
geese. 71kc.
BOSTON, Oct. 31.-Ispecial.l-Fowis, 13Hc;
springs. 12di4c; young turkeys. 15G17c.
CINCINNATI, Oct ~3L-Poultry steady; hens.
71kc: springs. S110c; turkeys. uGi2c.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Poultry steady: turkeyA
i4Gl5c; chickens. hens. 9Qskc.
LOUISVILLE. oct. Sl-Hens. Sc per ID; spring
chickens. loo.
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ho8s-Receipts, 1000. shipments none. The
marketing Of hogs this week has been fairly lib
eral. showing an increase OF nearly 10000 over
last week, 800 over the same week a year ago
ana n decrease OF only about 3 900 compared with
the correspondins week two years ago. Thus far
than the same period last year. The receipts
this month will show an increase OF e ,c00 over
last month and 20. 900 over the same month last
year For The week ending yesterday the lead
Ing local packers bought a total OF 80. 1s3. against
0.s4 the preceding week. and q, 614 the same
week q year ago. During the same period the
shipments were !;152. against s.lss the preceding
ego The hog market this week, as viewed nv
buyers, has been a fitting climax for the month.
Al the beginning of this month values began to
was later regained- Last TUESDAY. however they
started downward again. and at the close OF
this week are at THE lowest point OF the month
and. In fact. the lowest they have been since the
last day or January. 1901, a period OF two years
and nine months Since last Tuesday prices
have declined 5oc. and. compared with the high
time this month. there Is a difference In the av-
heretofore this year. which was on the 24th OF
March. prices are now s.. 80 lower. The receipts
to-day were small In proportion TO preceding
days this week. but a fair average for Saturday.
buyers In the field, but the inquiry from local
packers was pest. and. being In a position to
pay more satisfactoay prices than shippers. they
succeeded In attracting the attention OF all SELL
ers. and. therefore. purchased all OF the suppIv
On paper prices do not appear to be higher than
yesterday. but In reality the market was stronger
Inere was probably a larger proportion at the
ut the lowest prices prevailing yesterday. IL did
not take long to exhaust the early receipts at
opening figures. There were very few late ar
market. and the close was steady at opening
prices. Sales ranged from Sis 10 s5.35. and the
bulk OF the supply sold at "a Indicating
that the market was strong to &c higher. Quota
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct. s1.-The dry goods market
ends the week In n firm condition. and yet the
volume OF business shows a certain reduction
from the comparative activity which marked the
first OF the week. Buying II conservative, and
vet there is Indication In certain quarters that
buyers are willing 10 anticipate their needs to
a certain extent Jobbers are transaeting only
q moderate business.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady;
Winter patents. s4q425; straight, 50. 10;
spring patents. S4.10q4.5 so: straights. So. 70q2. 30;
No. 3, 76qs3c; No. 2 red. sl%@s21c. Corn-No.
2. 44c; No. 2 yellow, 4fkq44Ac; Oats-No. 2,
955sc; No. 3 white. s5Gs7tc. Rye-No. 2. sec.
Barley-Fair to choice, mailing. 4ea56c. Flax
seed-No. j, S9c; No. l Northwestern, Soc. Prime
timothy seed. s2.9o. grade. $40. so
1890. Mess Pork, per brl, s11. 50dl1 62if. Lard.
per 100 lbs, Sc. 6oQ6. 621k. Short ribs sides Qoose),
S7d7. 90. Short clear sides (boxed), $7.25Q7.5 so.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. sl.2
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Corner I'm Short Ribs.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3i.-John A. Fluck and George
Newman. of the firm Of Fluck. Son & Newman.
Gloucester, England, to-day secured a tempo
rary injunction restraining John Geddes from
making any settlement OF contracts entered into
by him on behalf OF the compliments for the
delivery of short ribs. Fluck * Newman charge
that a corner Is being maintained on the Board
of Trade, and that the price of short ribs has
been raised to an unreasonable amount.
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sBONDS
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans md Exchange-CIear.
inEs and Balances.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper, 4as per
cent time loans, sac per cent. Clearings.
$3.50. 91 IS: balances. sl69. 1909.
NEW YORK.-CaI money nominal. no loans.
Prime mercantile paper. 5hG6 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange weak. Actual business in bank
ers' bills. s4S475a4S4s7 for demand: 81 25a
4 81 20 for sixty days; posted rates, si.S2IsaIS So
and sls6l4S 6ls: commercial bills. si.SOl9QlS.
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THERE ARE NO SAFER INVESTMENTS
for your money than the farm and city
mortgages that we have for sale.
In Il years we have sold over eighteen mil
hon dollars OF these mortgages and have never
lost n dollar OF interest or principal and have
never foreciosed a mortgage since we have
been In business. Phones, New 1874; Old black
4l2n. G. NJ. WILLIAMS q CO.,
Bankers, No. 10 last Market ST, Indianapolis
We allow three per cent on deposits
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Record Breaker i'm DuIIne.s.
A. W. Thomson. indianapolis

NEW YORK. Oct. 31--The market was again
almost a record-breaker in the way of dullness.
The close was, on the whole. a little better
than yesterday. The bank statement was I'M
favorable. The only feeling which remains hard
and fast Is that stocks are worth the money.
that the earnings OF all the leading properties
are the greatest ever known. that there Is moth
ing threatening In the financial situation, and
that after a year. practically. or liquidation
stocks should be settled comfortably In the
hands OF those who are able and willing to hold
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ST. LOUIS. oct. si--woo steady; medium
fne. i5Gi7sc; heavy fine. i29itsc: tub washed.
s0I50c.
NEW YORK. Oct. sL-woOl arm: domestic
fleece, 3G32c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. u--Cotton quiet: sales.
400 bales. Ordinary: 1916: good ordinary.
sac: low middling. SIC; middIlng. l0.c: good
n~liddling. 10 1-ieci mfddiinz fair. 10 is-iec. Rs-
ceiIts. 2i.oS5 bales; stocks. 1885, bales.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LoNDoN.-Money. g per cent: dis
counts, 3A@S7s; consols. IS SIS
PARIs.-Three per cent. rentes. s7f SC for the
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Loss of Cash Not So Great as Expected
Gold Imports Probable.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The statement Of aver
ages of the clearing house banks of this city
for the week shows:
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account. Exchange on London, 25f 141kc for
checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, pom 43pf for
checks. Discount ~rates-Short bills, "a per cent. I;
three months bills, AS.
Specie and Merchandise Movement.
NEW YORK.-Imports OF dry goods and gen.
eral merchandise at New York for the week
were valued at SIS, 40l, 175.
Exports of specie for the week We're s941, sos in
silver and 5000 in gold.
Imports Of specie were s1,74 in silver and
SIS, $50 in gold.
Markets for Silver.
NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 59%c; Mexican dol
lars. 47%c.
LONDON.-Silver bars, 272sd an ounce.