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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-08

Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments 1900 The re-
5000 over last week. nearly 7.oco the same
week a year ago, and almost $500 over the cor
M s% Te Syer R ,s bar this
same time last year. and for the month thus far
there is gain OF over 5000 compared with the
same period last year. For the week ending yes
terday the leading local packers bought a total
OF 2S.950. against 2s.s11 the preceding week and
2s7ls the same week year ago. During the
same period the shipments were $780, against
5.674 the preceding week, and 34l1 the CORE
has been characterized by receipts in excess Of
the seasons average and unusual changes In
h I'M in ia the eeberaI srs here Were
smaller. is probably credit to this market but
the selling interests have suffered on account OF
direction have been very decided, but at that
values have been satisfactory when compared
with other places. AT the beginning OF the week
there was very strong competition between ali
buyers and prices rapidly advanced i5c 20 zoe
per 100 lbs. This was followed by excessive re
The market also affected by quite falling
off in the demand from outside sources brought
BY ne there Mns n Gsrs
from Sc to lsc, followed by almost steady mar
ket on hays u serea an OF the
about 30c At the extreme close OF the week
therefore. the average was In the neiehborhood
lower than the close of last week Local pack
ers have been very free buyers at the decline in
prncs eseS aay' While there were not great
many hogs in their class good enough to bring
ana the average weight eontnnes
heavier than usual at this time In the year The
lowest TOP price S. At the extreme close on the
week prices at the lowest point OF the
ana ss she The traders are no, nens s,nse
make any predictions for the future. but Il /.
aIspsa some that , esrs r ,s n price:
IN that event Il II probable that there viii be no
further change In prices for few days. II ssekss
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE IN SCANT SUPPLY, SELLING
AT PREVIOUS PRICES.
Hogs in Fair Demand and Ten Cents
LOwer-Sheep Quiet-COndition
of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, June
6.-Cattle-Receipts, $50; shipments none. The
receipts of cattle this week indicate an increase
OF nearly 800 last week. but decrease OF
about 1,600 compared with the same week year
ago, and 400 compared with the corresponding
time two years ago. Thus far this year the re-
ceipts are nearly LOO smaller than the same
time last year, and for the month thus far there
is an increase of nearly 1000 compared with the
same period a year ago. The market this week
has been very satisfactory from the sellers
point of view when compared with other places.
The receipts were larger than last week. while
the general market showed a decrease. The
quality has been reasonably satisfactory, not
wthstanding a small percentage of the supply
was good enough to sell around top prices. Lo-
cal packing houses gave the market much better
support than last week. while the outside demand
decreased about 80 per cent The conditions at
the beginning of the week were very strong. and
on Tuesday sellers experienced OF the best
markets for some time past sales of fat cattle,
In general way being fully 10c to 15c higher.
This stimulated the marketing. and later In the
week. with the supply fully equal to the demand.
most of the early gain in prices was lost There
good active trade at current prices. how
ever. and statesmen were very well satisfied with
the result obtained. At the extreme close of the
week values were, If any different, a shade bet
than at the close of last week. which, OF
course indicated healthy condition Just what
will develop in the future cannot be fore
told, but 1t is hardly advisable for shippers TO
expect too much Of the market, and ii Is also
necessary that they be very cautious in making
their selections in the country, and, IL possible,
try to raise their consignments to a higher stand
ard of quality and fat. 1t will be observed that
the tidy light cattle in al; departments are SELL
ing to better advantage now than heavier grades.
The market for feeding cattle this week has been
about stationary. On account Of the relatively
high prices prevailing 1t has not been easy to
consummate sales, but 1T does not appear that
any concessions in prices have been made. The
highest sales this week s. Is for fat steers.
SASS for feeders, Sass for hefers. s425 Tor cows.
"a for bulls and s6.75 for calves. About the av-
erage Saturday of cattle was received to-day.
and, as usual at this time in the week, there
enough in all lines to establish a range
in prices. There was steady demand from To-
cal sources, and sales for the most part were
reported steady compared with yesterday. Quo
tations:
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WHEAT And CORN LOWER
WEATHER AND CABLES CAUSE FREE
SELLING AT THE START.
Most of the LOss Regained and Oats
Go Above Fridays ClOse-PrOvf-
sions Go Lower All Around.

CHICAGO, June 6.--Wheat opened weak
and although the market steadied some
what later in the session, the close showed
a loss of July of A@3sc. Corn closed firm,
a shade lower than yesterday. Oats closed
strong at a gain of bqAc. Provisions were
down sara TO 15c.
General selling by commission houses
caused early weakness in wheat, July show
ing loss at the opening of Aq2sc to 5sqAc
at 75A to 755sc. Weather improvement
lower cables and outside liquidation were
the influences, and although buying orders
became more numerous after the first half
hour, inducing a better feeling, the market
never recovered the early loss. Local
traders were still inclined to the bull side
and under their manipulation July went TO
75a4c, the close being steady at 1850, a loss
of A4asc. Trade was fairly large. but no
special feature. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 11s,5Oo blu. Primary re-
ceipts were 325,90O blu, against 10000
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of PIT cars, which, with local re-
ceipts of % cars-one of contract grade
made total of 245 cars. against PSI year
ago.
Cables and weather caused commission
early, and the opening showed considerable
weakness. but some OF the early sellers. on
the upward tendency of wheat, became
buyers and the market firmed UP. fully re-
covering the early loss. Crop reports were
rather bullish and local traders bought
freely late in the day. The close was
steady at the high point, 4S%c shade be-
low yesterdays close. Receipts were 402
cars, Is of contract grade.
A rush Of selling orders caused decline
in oats at the opening. but later the market
became strong, the close showing July 10
&c higher at 36Ac, after ranging between
S6Ac and BIC. Strength was largely due to
the drought in the East. Cash demand
was poor Receipts were 16s cars
The provision market weakened on selling
of pork credited to some of the large pack
ers and of ribs by brokers. 1t steadied early
in sympathy with the hog situation, but on
free offerings with no support. prices could
not hold and closing figures were 15c lower
for September pork, at s16.S0. 5Q713c off for
lard at ss.s711 and 711c down for ribs at
S9.12h
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
As cars; corn, AIS; oats, 205; hogs, $1,000
head.
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NEW YORK. June 6.-Butter-Receipts, 4,2s5
packages. Market firm: State dairy. Hd21hc;
extra creamery, 221zc: creamery, common to
choice. lsa22c. Cheese-Receipts, LISA packages.
Market Irregular: State full creams. fancy small.
colored, lose; small white 1ossc; large colored,
lose; large white. 10lzc. Eggs-Receipts. u,e00
packages. Market steady; nearby extras. 1sc;
nearby frsts. 16i5c; Western extras, 17l1dlsc;
Western frsts 16Hi6l2c
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Butter firm: extra
western creamery and nearby prints, 24c. Eggs
firm and in good demand fresh nearby, Ike,
loss on; Western, 11i2c: Southwestern, 1s5Gl7c.
Cheese steady and In fair demand New York
full creams. choice new, lie; fair to good 1Ol9G
10Ac
CHICAGO, juno Con the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm: creamery, Is
@22c; dairy. i5qisc. Eggs firm at 15Isc, the
mark, cases included Cheese dull at l1I1lzc.
ST. LOUIS, June s.-Butter quiet: creamery,
ln22l1c; dairy, lS416c. Eggs lower at l3c, loss
on
CINCINNATI, June Eggs steady at 13hc.
Butter steady. Cheese steady: Ohio Hat lac
LOUISVILLE. June e.-Butter-Packing, I3Jkc
per ID; good country. 1541sc. Eggs. 13Ql3hc.
BOSTON. June 6.-lSpecial.l Eggs steady at
161-Ql7c.
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The Financier says: THE striking feature
of the official statement of the New York
associated banks last week was the do
crease of IS. iS3, 700 in cash. which was larger
by Sc. 1856. 500 than the estimated loss as based
on the traceable movement OF money Some
discrepancy between the estimated and the
average loss, officially reported was ex-
week included Friday. while the estimates
omitted the movements of that day. So large
a difference that noted. therefore must
be attributed TO movements which were not
reported to the agencies collecting the data
for the estimates: possibly these movements
have included Withdrawals OF cash by trust
companies which are complying with
house. The loans were reduced T.s37,S00, re-
fecting the heavy liquidation in the stock
market during the week, which must have
been caused by calling OF loans by some
of the downtown banks. Deposits decreased
sl4, i56, 500. or Ss64, 40 less than the amount
duction in loans: therefore the statement
was technically out of proof The reserve
requirements were lessened Sc, 314 200 through
the decreases In deposits and loans, which
sum. deducted from the loss of cash left
81. $50 500 the reduction in surplus re-
serve. This item now stands at S4.77565O.
Computed on the basis of deposits less those
of 37.2li.oo0 of public funds, the surplus is
$4.0 $50. Circulation showed the slight de-
crease of S7l.100 during the week. 1t Is note
worthy that the loans of the banks are
now $l6,5f3.l0o in excess OF total deposits
including those Of the government. This ex-
Is very the maximum shown at
recorded. which was In the week ended on
Oct. 4. 1902 The highest in this interval was
about $ls.000.0o in the week ending April
Is Of this year."
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Oils.

OIL CITY, June 6.-Credit balances. 81 so; Ger
tificates no bid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS. SIS
brls. average, 1910 brls: Lima, 70.oS7 brls:
age, IA. $50 brls. Runs-Pennsylvania IS, 246 brs
average. 9s.52s bris; Lima, s6.2o4 brls.
NEW YORK, June s.-Petroleum steady; re-
fnea New York. S.55c: Philadelphia and Balti-
soc; Phila delphia and Baltimore, in bulk.
5.60c. Rosin steady, strained. common TO good,
s2.05G2l0. Turpentine firm at 49,
SAVANNAH, June s.-Turpentine firm. Rosin
firm; A, Il, c. sl75; ID. $3.50: Z, $50; r, 81. IS;
@, $3.50; II. $40: l, So: X. sos: NJ. s3i5: N,
$50; window glass. 80: water white, $500.
MONTPELIER, June e.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. sii4: South Lima and In
diana. $109.
OIL CITY, June s-Credit balances $50; GER
tincatcs no bid. No rurs or shipments reported.
CHARLESTON June s.-Turpertine-Nothiu
doing. Rosin steady.
WILMINGTON. June s-spirits turpentine
steady at SSc. Rosin 1rm at $-7s. Crude tur-
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winter and spring wheat improving
weather West and prospect for large
worlds shipments. Later the market rail-
lied slightly covering but still closed
k@Ac lower. July. Slqsl 7-l6. closed at
Sl3sc; September. n 11-l6Q7Sbc. closed at
77%c; December closed at 7Sl2c.
bu; sales, 10000 futures. Spot easy; No.
2, 5S1bc elevator, 5715c f. o. b. afioat: No. 2
yellow, 5sc: No. white, 5Sc. Options suf-
fered this morning from better weather
prospects, a decline in cables, local unload
ing weakness in the Southwest and the
wheat break. After a late rally on cover
ing the close was steady at &c net decline
July. 56@561hc. closed at 561sc: September,
oats-Receipts. 100000 Blu; exports. 49,
bu. Spot firm; No. 2. 40lsc; No. 8 white,
lowed other markets and were weak
Hay firm. shipping, 75QS5c: good to
choice, $1G115
Hops quiet; State. common to choice,
cific coast 1902, 171kQ2 31ac; 1901. 16Q1Sc; old,
6@10c.
1Sc: California. q to rs pounds. 19c; Texas
dry "a to 80 pounds, lac. Leather steady;
Beef easy; family, slo5oal2; mess ss@s.5o;
extra India mess. sl6qlS. Cut meats quiet:
picked bellies. sS75Ql050; picked Shout
ders. sS.25aS50; picked hams, 81. 25@ll. So
Lard easy; Western 60 steamer ste ssls; refined
$3.50; compound, s7,62laQS. Pork quiet; fam
ily, SIS 25d1S.5O; short clear, s1Sql9.5O; mess,
SlS.2541S.75.
Tailow steady; city CSC for package). SC;
country packages free, 51sQ5asc. Cotton
seed oil dull; prime. yellow, 41c
Rice firm; domestic. fair to extra, 4k67c;
Japan nominal Molasses quiet; New Or
leans open-kettle, good TO choice, 31Q4Oc
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice SIC:
mild quiet; Cordova. 71kQ11Ac.
Sugar-Ray steady; fair refining. 3Hc;
centrifugal, Sc test. 1890; molasses sugar.
29-32c. Refined easy; No. 6, Also: No. 4
44Oc: No s, 4.35c; No. 9, 4.30c; No TO- 425c
No. ii, 42Oc; No. IL Also; No. 13 Aloe; No.
a. 4O5c; eonfectoners' A, Acc; mold A.
dered, 4.95c; granulated, Assoc; cubes, bloc.
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Sheep-Receipts. 80; shipments small. Ths
marketing of sheep and lambs this week shows =
decrease of over 500 compared with last wees
600 compared with the same week a year ago and
s5O compared with the corresponding time two
wears ago Thus far this year the receIpts arS
1000 smaller than the same time last year ana
there is little gain thus far this month com
pared with the same period last year. Prom fhe
beginning OF the week there was rather 4
healthy demand from outside sources. and lafee
in the week this was considerably Stimulated
by an Increasing demand for local acco,ns
prices AT the start were about stationary corr
rared with the close OF last week, but lafer
with Increased competition. sales were made az
an advance ranging from &c to 50c and beins
more perceptible on spring lambs than on other
grades. The quality generally probably
more satisfactory than represented here recentlx
and this Of course added some strength 10 ths
market. The demand. however. was very good
times were healthy and natural. Good Clearance
were made each day, and II is probable thar
larger supplies could have found an outlet az
current prices. The highest sales were 81 for
spring lambs. s6 for yearlings and 81 for old
sheep. The receipts to-day. usual on Satur-
day were small and there important ia.
mand from any source. Consequently the market
was quiet and inclined to be shade lower than
yesterday, but finally the offerings dis
posed OF at about steady prices. Quotations.
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Chicago Inter Ocean.


The Chicago branch OF the women's aux
Hilary OF the American Park and Outdoor
Art Association is striving 10 arouse general
interest in backyard gardening. IL should
be encouraged I'm its work. Some progress
in the direction In question has been made
I'm the last few years, but neither the pos
sibiity nor the desirabIllty OF beautify-
ing the back yards Of our congested dis
tricts has yet been recognized by the
people most deeply concerned In the move
ment.
Examples demonstrating how a block. q
neighborhood or an entire district may be
changed for the better with plants. vines.
shrubbery and grass plots are not wanting
here. but the strange thing Is that when
so much may be accomplished at so small
an expenditure OF money and labor. so few
have taken advantage OF their opportuni-
ties.
AS general proposition. there Is no
yard that cannot be improved: no fence.
no porch. no house. front or rear. that cane
not be beautiied for four five months OF
the year at least by the exercises OF just
little energy and a little taste. Al. that
Nature requires N beginning and small
measure OF attention. She win do the rest.
And sho is 50 generous IN her S1fts that
she ought 70 lie encouraged.
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Editor Bangs Resigns.
New York Letter.

Friends OF John kendrick Bangs were
surprised to-day TO learn that he had re-
81 gned as editor OF the Metropolitan Maya
zine The position was worth $4,000 a year.
and when Mr. Bangs marched out OF his
ton that he would not return. Some time
ago he contracted TO write the book of a
comic opera in collaboration with r.. g.
Perkins for Miss Mabelle Gilman A Raid
win Sloane was engaged to write the music
The plot revolves about the old comedy. "a
School for Scandal" When IL is produced
rext season Miss Gilman will appear as
Lady Teaxe. When seen to-day at his
home In Y0nkers Mr.. Bangs declined TO
give reasons
II have quit and will now devote all nv
time TO writing comic operas" he said. II
hope TO make a success OF It, Outside OF
1fiss Gilman have no stars In mind. I'm
NshIpg for them now"
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.

fMeyer & Kiser's Telegram.


NEW YORK, June 6.-Consdering the
strong tone of American securities in Lon
don, the New York market did fairly well,
ing with small declines recorded in Ca
madam Pacific, b. q o., u. +. and other
leading issues, a good sized rally set in
under the leadership of St. Paul. Purchases
by room traders and covering in the bear
contingent, together with rumors OF large
purchases of st. Paul for investment by
insurance interests, gave the market a
more confident tone and advanced active
stocks fractionally. Canadian Pacific de-
veloped marked strength on foreign buy
ing. The bank statement was not regarded
as fiattering, although the large decrease
i'm loans and deposits would indicate ex-
tensive liquidation in the market during
the week. No doubt from this time on
there will be large shipments of gold from
reserve and make good the losses by gold
exports.
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Arc Lower on Statistics and
Better Weather News

NEW YORK, June 6-Flour-Receipts.
22,747 brls: exports. 16,147 brls: quiet but
firmly held. Winter patents. 50. 75Q410; win
ter straights. sS.55G3.7O: Minnesota patents
$4.2oQ450; winter extras. 50. SOQ31O; Mime
sofa bakers. sS.35Q3.55; winter low grades.
50 6od2 90. Rye flour firm: fair to good.
81 S54320; choice to fancy, So 2OfI3 as
Cornmeal dull; yellow Western, N.l2; CITY.
$l.1O.
Rye steady; No. Western, soc T. OBJ.
afioat: State 56d59c c. l. f. New York.
Barley quiet: feeding, sic C. 1. (. Buffalo:
milling 5e65Sc C. /. T. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. $3.50 bu; exports, IT,
912 bu; sales, SCI. 90 futures. Spot dull.
No. / northern Duluth. s92ic I. o. b. afioat:
No / hard Manitoba, Sy@c (. O. b. afioat
There was a sharp decline in wheat this
Of lower cables. a bearish Snow report on
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Exchange aside from the offer OF an issue OF
500 900 Of preferred stock OF one Of the larger
Indiana industries. for the FIRST time. by the
Union Trust Company and j. F. Wild & Co., the
securities being preferred stock OF ]. Reeves &
Co. tincorporated). of Columbus. Ind. manufac-
turers Of threshing machines and sawmills. The
total issue of stock is $4,000. and OF that
$780, 600 has been sold. The price asked is Sos
per share. II pays per cent. interest and is re-
deeuable at par after May %, 1923. with option
to redeem after May Is. 1928. at sos. No other
business OF Importance was transacted. The
sales reported on Saturday were:
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evident. however. that the marketable supplv Of
hogs In the country Is large and any Permanent
Improvement I'm prices will be rather a surprise-
The receipts to-day were fully 20oo larger than
a week ago. and almost 400G larger than a year
ago. The market opened with packers again bi1-
ding decidedly lower prices and. IN fact 50 much
lower that statesmen were not inclined 10 consider
their offers seriously. Not many we're trans
ferred right al the start, therefore. but later a
fair shipping demand developed. which caused
packers 10 change their views 20 some extent
and finally the offerings were moving toward fhe
scales at an average reduction OF about Zoe An
prices compared with yesterday. There was no
really urgent demand. however. at any time dur-
ing the day. and the market did not develop
much life. At the close Of trade Il was admitted
that a few scratch sales were probably oniv -
lower. and all agreed that average decline ~
1Oc for the day would I've conservative estimate
A satisfactory clearance made AZ the a.
cline. The extreme range in safes TO-DAY wa.
from $50 10 SIS and the bulk OF the supply sold
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eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady;
winter patents 50. c0I3.70: straghts, SO 2043 80;
spring patents. s3.e0Q410: straghts, So 4Ofl3. 20;
bakers, s2.451fs. Wheat-No. spring. 7Sf7Sec;
No 3. 74ff79c: No. 2 red 75ssTT5sc. Corn-No g
4Shc; No. yellow. acc. Oats-No. 2, 341kG3i%c;
No. white, 3s93sl9c No white, 3sd3slac. No.
9 rye 51Q51lkc. Barley-Good feeding, 43fI45c:
fair to choice mailing. 50G54c. Flaxseed-No. l.
s1.1o. No. Northwestern, sl.li. Prime timothy
seed, So S0If3. IS Clover-Contract grade 81 sou
Ills. Mess pork. per brl. si6.S7isnl7. Lard per
100 lbs. sS7o6S; 72lk Short rib sides doosel. So 10
az 30 pry-salted shoulders (boxed), Ssefs l2i5
Short clear sides (boxed). s9.e2hq9.75. Whisky
Basis of high wines. sl.30.
Receipts-Flaur. O,200 brls: wheat 21 200 bu.
corn 81, 500 blu: oats, 1885, 600 bu; barley "a 200
bu Shipments-Flour $500 brls; wheat 2SO00
bu: corn 37s. 100 bu; oats POL 800 bu rye los 500
hft. harley. 3 bu.
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IA r. Thompson & Co.'S Telegram.1
NEW YORK, June 6.-The stock market
to-day was the same old professional one
that ii has been for the past few weeks.
Prices were generally higher at the OPEN
ing or shortly after on buying by a few
shorts to cover. After the bank statement
came out there was renewed professional
selling.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.--Money, 2Q2lA per cent; dis
counts, 3. Consols, 9lS.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 9Sf 30c for
the account.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on London, 20m
442 of for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills. per cent; three months, 3A.
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Total sales $40, ~
UNITED STATES BONDS
Chicago Stocks.
MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 446
per cent: time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, s1,142, 607.30; balances, $2S5.OiS43
NEW YORK-Call money nominal; no
loans Time money firm; 60 to 80 days, AZ
as per cent; six months, 5t. Prime mer-
camille paper, 4A65A per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady: actual business in bankers
bills, s4SZS5G4.SS for demand, AS4q4.S5. 10
for sixty days; posted rates. $4.S51eQ4.S6 and
"a. SS1Su4 49, commercial bills, $4S44 "a. S5ss.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, $3.50; Mexican
dollars, 42c.
LONDON.-Silver hers, 24asd an ounce.
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Treasury Statement.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES statement
of the treasury balances In the general
fund, exclusive of the $15e. 100000 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance ..........$ SO, 267, 0SS
Gold .. ............. 107, 05S $50