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The Washington times., 1903-03-22
OCToGENARIAN, TIRED OF
LIFE, COMMITS SUICIDE

CUMBERLAND. Md. March civil
liam Mason. aged eighty-two years, a
wealthy resident Of Hyndman. Pa. blew
out his brains last night with a revolver.
He left a letter in which he said he had
become tired of life.
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after the publication of the bank statement. A
selling movement set in as soon as the banks
a materially lower level than had been
corded during the earlier session. The loss In
cash the primary dsquieting item of the
bank statement The total loss in cash amounted
to $3,747,0o0, which was fully S. 600, 600 greater
II is said in weii1informed Quarters that the
heavy demand for bonds was brought about
ton The Steel stocks and bonds were again
the object of a drive and sold OF very easily.
bonds lacked resistance. Pennsylvania issues
sold off rather easily during the last hour and
ing We're similarly affected. The Industrial list.
with the exception of steel, relatively firm.
Inc traction stocks were well held 1.-The In inc
an inclination to rally, but st. Paul was heavy
[AIbert r. Thompson Co.. Indianapolis
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Reactionary in tone
made by in these advices. We were mis-
led, as were expected in regard TO the bank
are very confusing. We had expected a good
statement. So had the entire street: This an
ments. We inclined to think the statement
has been rugged. IL not being deemed advisable
ment in the stock market with too much VIM
We are inclined to look next week for re-
taken advantage of to buy Southern Pacific in
particular. believe stock which
much higher. We also strongly urge the pur-
chase Of Reading. the net earnings statement
Probably furries viii occur in the call-money
market next week owing TO the unfavorable
bank statement, the decrease in reserve in
which had not been expected: This condition
will bearish activity There is hkeli-
hood of stringency, however.
IA. w. Thomson & Co., Indianapolis
The market did not respond to the strength in
the Steel issues in London. The publication of
long article in of the morning papers
touching upon the passing of the dividend on
the common stock and the prediction that the
preferred stock viii go on or per cent.
fiuence. 1t was also rumored that the selling OF
the Steel IS was by the syndicate subscribers.
The calling of loans yesterday also some
thing of disturbing factor and Influenced the
traders who had switched over to the bull side
to close their long contracts over Sunday. The
bank statement proved disappointing in far
the loss In cash of about "a. 000 900 heavier
than expected. This however. proved to be no
factor in making quotations. the market held
firm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-23
LONDON TRADE SITUATION.
South African Conditions and Panama
Canal Treaty Are Helpful.

LONDON, Nov 22-The unexpectedlv
brisk revival of business on the Stock Ex-
change during the past week is attributed
in large measure to the revolution on the
isthmus of Panama and the recognition of
the new republic, we'll as to the signing
Of the canal treaty by the United States
secretary of state and the Panamaian min
lister at Washington 1t is believed that
$40, 100000 appropriated for the purchase of
the canal territory will be Temporarily EN-
ployed in New York and will ease tho
money market there.
The revival of business also has been as
sisted by the better outlook in South
Africa, based on the Issuance of the bIue
book containing the report of Henry
Birchenough, who was sent as a speciaI
commissioner TO inquire into present CON
ditions and prospects of British trade in
that country. and who declared that .'the
extent to which South Africa has come to
the front a great market for the ex-
ploitation OF British manufacturers Is al
most startling"
The revival Is further grounded on the
report of the South African labor commits
sion, which confirms the necessity of pro-
curing labor abroad and which is regarded
indirectly as favoring the introduction OF
Asiatic labor. Altogether the chances of a
general upward movement are considered
as very favorable. although there has been
no exhibition of unwarranted confidence
Americans displayed the greatest strength
I'm the foreign market. which is still doubt
full concerning the Russo-Japanese stua-
ton. The demand for Colombians fiuc-
tuated rapidly and closed at 1914. after ris-
ing during the week from l7is to 2lis.
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WHEAT REPORTS LESS BULLIsH.
Reaction After Strong OpeninG-PrOfit
Taking.

IAIbert r. Thompson & Co, Indianapolis
CHICAGO, Nov 1.-THE wheat market was
weak to-day and most of Fridays advance
lost The decline amounted to about tkc on
the average. There suggestion from the
Northwest of an increased wheat Offering from
some directions. There inclination to
take profits on wheat bought yesterday. Cables
were disappointing The Northwest
some under last year. Duluth reported 2oO. 600
blu to millers and s loads OF Manitoba for ex-
port The seaboard reported IL loads. World.
shipments will be around $500 900 bu. The trade
was much smaller than Friday. The English
visible $4,000 bu, against 5e7 100 bu
The corn market to-day did not have the ad-
vance it made Friday. There selling
Commission selling was led by Bartlett-Frazier.
both December and May The shipments for the
week will increase receipts by soo,ooo su There
will be some decrease in stocks. Country offer
ings keep small. ClearaEces were q, 500 bu. The
wheat decline Influenced corn.
Cash oats are easy. The stocks will increase
some, receipts exceed shipments. The private
houses turned out 80 cars. standard. There was
selling by the houses which led the buying Of
Friday Shorts covered and longs took profit
II has looked like an evening-up day.
Ihele was al eSs 81 - t..aiiily
better receipts were predicted for next week
Brokers were sellers of lard. presumably for
IPorterfeld & Co.. IndianapolisI
CHICAGO. Nov. 2l--Eary prices were on a
bulge and both options sold little higher than
came out Bulls claim that this is but the nat
ural outcome OF &c advance on the week and
that profit taking caused the decline: Prices
Another cause contributing to the realizing was
that the st. Louis shorts again settled quite a
the Northwest situation is bullish, and Il looks
as IL former estimates OF the crop were too
here. wheat can be bought proftabIy On WEAK
spots. Corn loks higher TO US.
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Cables Were Indifferent and the
Northwest Reported Decline in
Values, with Favorable Weather.
CORN ALSO SHOWS A DECLINE
LIQUIDATION BY HOLDERS ONE OF
THE CHIEF FACTORS.
Bullish Sentiment Dissipated in Oats
Lower Prices at the Yards.

CHICAGO, Nov 21.-An attempt TO even up
over Sunday caused easier tone in grains.
lower prices in the Northwest adding TO the de-
preston in wheat, ana December closed &c TO
sc lower. Corn was off &c to ssc. oats Were
down lec to sc. and provisions were from 71se
to 12Iz9l5c lower.
While cables Were rather indifferent the
big advance here yesterday. more potent fac
tor in causing lower prices in the wheat pit was
the decline in values in the Northwest. The sit
uation remained about the for the past
few days. but local traders who bought yesterday
were inclined to secure profits. and. although the
market supported by some of the big INFER
ests, a declining tendency was noticeable. The
weather decidedly favorable, but receipts
in the Northwest continued small. Trading was
principally in the May delivery. and that month
little frmer than December. closing sc
lower at 7Sssc. December opened 1sc to &c lower
to sc to &c higher at sah@SOtsc. and after sell
ing up to s05sc started on the down grade and
closed about the bottom, at 1880. loss of 19c
to ssc, after touching s9sxc. Clearances OF wheat
and -four equal to 462, 800 bu. Primary re-
ceipts 1890 bu, against l235.soO bu a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of $40 cars. against s24 cars last
week and 1880 year ago.
Corn ruled easier, with wheat. The main fea-
ture in trading was the liquidation by those who
had bought yesterday. The weather map was
favorable for the movement, and though re-
ceipts were small. the general belief prevailed
that arrivals soon would be materially increased
After selling between 43isc and 435sc December
closed &c to CSC lower at 4S4sc. Receipts were
l31 cars, five OF contract grade.
In the absence OF support from the Ieaolhg
longs bullish enthusiasm disappeared from the
oats pit the market slunping with other grams
The weakness was accumulated by profit aking
by local holders. Receipts Were smaller thah
expected and the cash situation showed con-
siderable Improvement, but demand Was scat
tered and not of sufficient volume TO prevent a
decline December ranged between 35lsc ana
353sc. and closed &c to ssc lower at 35Ac. Re-
ceipts 14S cars. -,
and on lower prices for hogs at the yards Some
buyinp by shorts checked the decline January
poTk closed l2rc to l5c lower at sll. A. lard was
off 71ac at S6.624 and ribs were down &c al
s6.071A. - ,oo
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat, 12O
cars: corn. 2o5 cars; oats, It's cars; hogs, 4ooV
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Firm, with Demand Light
Grains Easier with the West.

NEW YORK. Nov. a.-Flour-Receipts I7H5
bris exports. 50. 752 brls; sales 1880 packages.
The market was firm. with the demand light;
winter patents. s4qiS5; winter straights. So $50
$40; Minnesota patents. s455qi. 70; winter extras
s3as IS: Minnesota bakers, So 70a3S5 winter
low grades 81 s0q3 Is. Rye flour easy; sales COO
brls; fair to good, sS20g340 choice 70 fancy.
So 45a3.50 Buckwheat flour easy at s.. 25q2 30.
corn meal steady; yellow Western Sl02; city
81 OF; kiln dried. 5000
rive quiet; no. Western, &c T. o. b. afloat:
state and Jersey 5sa5Sc. Barley dull feeding
acc c. /. +. Buffalo; mailing. $4,000 c. /. Z Buff
Wheat-Recepts, lOs.s75 bu; exports. $50 bu;
sales lO25, goo blu futures. 200 bu Spot Spot
adoat No l northern. Duluth. sOssc 4. O. b.
afioat. After opening steady on covering orders.
steady cables small northwestern receipts as
compared with last year and prospects for more
bulish weekly statistics on Monday wheat eased
off under realizing and closed dull and easy at
&c net decline; May. 50 3-1sqS l1-l6c, closed at
s5l4c: July closed at 7s&c; December. S7lzgS75sc.
closed at s7lfc.
sales So 900 bu futures. Spot steady; No = sic
elevator. SAC Z. Q. b. afloat; No yellow SIC;
No. white 5lac. In corn there bearish
tendency due To clear. cold weather West, profit
prices were sc lower and the undertone was
rather weak; May closed at sSc; December 50h a
osis@RsceiP.s. 5000 bu: exports. S. ts7 su.
3. 4lc: No. 2 white. i34c: No. white. 4eIso;
track white. 4lItQfiac. Options nominal
Feed quiet spring bran $3.50; December mid
dlings. s9@22: city. s9ais.5o Hay quiet; ship
Hops steady: state. common TO choice. lsos.
1907 2ia25sc; old, sqi2c.
Hides steady; Galveston, 70 70 Is los, isc;
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lbs lac.
Beef steady; family, sIOan: mess ssas.s0: beef
mans. so 15aZ2.B. city extra India mess, SS4
IL Cut meats steady; picked bellies, 1910 90:
picked hams. SIC. Gl1. Lard easy. Western
steamed, $50. Refined easy. continental, so.
south American. sS35 compound. $s5oQS. u.
1875.
Potatoes steady: Long Island. 81 -512 -: Jer-
ssy. 81 l5eI2: state, Eastern and Western. 81 so9
2; Jersey sweets. sl50g3.
Iailow STEADY: city ts2 forpackagel. &C: coun-
trs packages free), 4ads4c. C0tton-seed oil
quiet; prime yellow, 3tc
Molasses steady; New Orleans open kettle. good
70 choice. sl142c
Coree-Spot Rio steady: No. invoice. &C. MID
STEADY; Cordova- "a GI254c. The market FOR fu-
lures opened steady and unchanged 20 points
hsher The tendency encouraged by large
receipts and steady cables. Trading very
quiet. and. while the market closed STEADY at
unchanged prices 10 advance OF 10 points on
covering sales were only matter ~ II, 90
bags including December, Size: January. 5.55c.
March, $50 Soc; April. 5.S5c; May, &C: July.
6.05Q6 1oc; September 6 a0c
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. skc. centrffu-
gal 70 test, 3<c; molasses sugar. &C. Refined
quiet; No 6. lSoc: No. Z. 425c: No. g. doc.
No. 3 4l5c; No 10. 4lOc: No. IL. AO5c; No: -
&C. NO y. $3.50 No. "a 3-Secs confectioncrs A.
4-sSc, mold A, 4Sscs cut loaf. 5-3lc. crushed.
s.Soc; powdered. 4S9c; granGlated. 47Oc; cubes
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Representative Sales

Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments none. This
weeks receipts of sheep and lambs have been
fairly liberal showing an increase of 500 over
last week and the same week year ago. but
decrease of over 1,400 compared with the cor
responding week two years ago. Thus far this
year the receipts indicate a gain of about 1880
compared with the same time last year, and for
the month thus far there is increase of 500
compared with the same period year ago. For
the most part the sheep and lamb market this
week has been satisfactory compared with
other places. and prices doubt have been fully
as good as could be expected. Most of the time
the receipts were only about large enough to ac-
commodate one class of buyers, and a fully
steady average maintained in prices. At
one time in the week. however, the receipts were
larger than usual, and there was naturally a
slight change In values. At the extreme close
of the week. however. all fat stock was salable
at prices as high those prevailing at any time
in the week The good to choice lambs have sold
usually at S.. 25d5.5o, with occasional sales as
high $500. and ordinary medium lambs
have sold from So to s.. Good to choice sheep
have sold usually at s325Q3.35. and ordinary TO
medium kinds from 81 to So. The receipts to-day
were as large as expected at this time in the
week. and nearly all grades were represented.
Both butchers and shippers were in the market.
and with steady demand yesterdays prices
were secured for all consignments. Lambs sold
from S. to $3.50, and sheep from s2.25 to 1886.
The week closed with the market apparently in
a healthy condition, and the outlook favors at
least steady prices for normal receipts. Quota
tons:
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The Financier says: 1.-The official statement
or the New York Associated Banks last week
showed loss Of s3.74s. 500 cash reserve instead
of s12s,4oO. the amount of loss which was esti-
mated On the basis of the traceable movements
OF money during the week. This discrepancy Of
more than 200 between the official and the
supposition that it due to the operation of
the average system The assay Office paid dur
ing the week 81. lS2. 419 for imported gold which
payment was not included in the estimates more
over, the whole of this disbursement should, il
seems, have been accounted for in cash receipts
by the banks because the payments were dis
triouted throughout the entire week. There was
transfer TO San Francisco Friday of $500 900
Wnicn did not appear in the estimates, but this
would count only for an average of one day, or
the previous week showed decrease of 81 266 100
cash. while the official statement Indicated a
reduction OF 81 sl3 zoo 1t is quite possible there
fore, that some of the loss in the week ended
NOV: IA was brought over into last week. thus
partly accounting for the discrepancy of S. 600
Deposits decreased Sc, 0S1, 700 last week and
the required reserve was thereby reduced 81 $40 =
AS; deducting this from the loss of cash
leaves 81 221 oI5 the decrease I'm surplus reserve
to 81, 1850. Computed the basis of deposits
plus Is sl3. 1l1.625. Loans were decreased 81 $50
700. probably rejecting the average of calls made
late in the week. and also liquidation of spec
ulative accounts on the Stock Exchange.
BORROWING on sterling investments was most
likely not large enough to have offsetting in
fuence. Though the surplus reserve of the banks
Is low, this fact should cause concern Doubt
less in the current week the greater part of the
S6.OoO,OOO gold now in transit will arrive and
payment therefor should be reflected In the bank
statement Moreover. the drain OF money to the
West is at an end. and not much will be
required for shipment to New Orleans"
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NEW YORK. Nov. Observation-Disclosures. :. 302
packages. Market quiet TO firm. Extra creamery,
2S19c; creamery common TO choice log &c: State
daily, 154f20c. Cheese-Reoeipts, LIB packages.
Market irregular. State full cream fancy small
cololed September, lie; late made. l0Sxc; small
white September, 12c; late made. l9kcs large
colored September, lie: late made. 1o4c; large
white September lie; late made, lose. Eggs
Receipts, S.144 packages. Market strong. state
and Pennsylvania average finest. Ss&ssc. State
and Pennsy lvania seconds 10 lrsts. gS2c; West
ern extras. Sac: Western seconds TO hrsts. go
BIC: Western thirds. 2602Sc; refrigerated 214cSc-
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2l.-Butter firm and IN
good demand: extra Western creamery. z;xc;
extra nearby prints. 25c. Eegs firm and IN good
demand; fresh nearby. S2c, loss on. fresh Vest
en-. Sic loss of; fresh Southwestern. EQ30c.
loss of; fresh Southern 27q2sc. loss or Cheese
quiet but steady; New York full creams fancy.
nzGl2c; New York full creams. choice. Ike
New York full creams. fair 10 good. 70TT7f>sc--'
CHICAGO. Nov. H.-On the Produce Exchange
Today the butter market firm creamery.
16Gl23c; dairy, l4QlSc Eggs firm at 23G26c, at
the mark. cases included. Cheese steady al 100
l0bzc.
KANSAS, CITY, Nov. 2l-Eggs firm: Missouri
and Kansas, &c; new wildwood cases included,
25l4c
ST. LOUIS Nov. 21--Butter steady; creamery,
lSq23c; daily, lSQlSc. Eggs frm at &c. loss on.
CINCINNATI Nov. 21.-Eggs strong at 2sd2sc
Butter steady. Cheese steady. Ohio nat. so31c
LOUISVILLE. Nov. Z-Butter-Packing, iz;zc
per Id: good country. l5c. Eggs. &c.
BOSTON. Nov 2l-ISpecial l-Eggs-Strfctly
fresh firm at 2Sq30c.
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Quotations at ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2l.-F1our steady: red winter
patents Aloq4 20; extra fancy and straight.
nal at s. . 90 81; prime worth more. Corn meal
sts at wSs $e Bsn Ssist Ssss east ss
nominal; December SSssc. May, SisQSlisc; track.
ss1zasSs.c: No; 2 hard. ,sA9soe; Corn lower:
track. 4-izc Oats lower: No. ?, cash, SC: hay.
sss 6, track s5 S,.se No White lie: 4Oe Pork lower
shoulders. &1elz; short clear. ssszh Hay
W SSsaek std timothy " SOSs PsiTe Sea- x
gdng. 5|.qsisc Hemp Irvine; sc. Receipts--
bu; oats ~ COO bu sbpmen,s0Fonr m GOO 6rs:
wheat. S.,oeo bu: corn. 5000 bu; oats. 1900 bu
KANSAS CITY. Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
no 8 s7a1Oc; No red. siasi,sc: No. q $50 zsc.
Corn-Deceriber. SIC; May 361zG36ssc cash. No.
oatsNNo white sc; No, mixed. Sc. Re- Re-
90 dSe sN D eS corn 200 ,se S Sals
ll2,o0O blu; oats. L. 600 bu
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2i.-wheat-No red and
iongoerry. SSc; No. red and longeerry, sac
diana new beans. 81 % per bu. Hay-Choice IN
car lots track. sl4ql4.5O: clover. Sidil.A
ONIONS 81 ss@s per S Sr Cabbage Der per crate
Peppers. 50 per crate
DULUTH. Mimi. Nov. 2l-wheat-To arrive,
northern. 751c; on track. No. ! northern. sosc;
No northern. 7skc: No. spring. 75isc: TO ar
Der. Use; May, 7ssse. oats-To arrive and on
track, 3ihc.
CINCINNATI. Nov 2l.-Flour steady Wheat
hrm; No. red. S7eIS7iRc. Corn firm, No. Z
mixed, 45lkc. Oats Arm; No. mixed S74S7s4e.
Rye quiet; No. 2 5sQeoc. Lard steady AT Sc 90.
Bulk-mears quiet $7.621s. Bacon steady at
sS75. Whisky Gull at So Sugar easy.
TOLEDO. Nov l.-wheat-Decenbcr ssssc:
May, SeSsc; cash, SEC. Glover seed-Ca-h. S6-s7is:
December $40; January. S. 20; February. ". SO:
March. IS; prime timothy. 81. ssh; prime alsike.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. Observation-Disclosures.
7shq79a.c; May. 7s9sc; on track. No. hard.
/ SlNc: No. / northern. S07sc: No. northern.
zsSsc; No. 3 northern, 7f2. a761sc.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2l.-Wheat-Spot steady.
/ No. red Western winter. 6s 20: No. ! northern
| spring. no stock. Corn-Spot quiet; American
| mixed. IS l0d.
BALTIMORE Nov H-Wheat-Nog ern5er,
/ SIC; December. S5l24S52c. Corn-November.
| $50; December, sS2QlSs.c
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[Note-Farmers asking from Is to Is cen
a pound for turkeys In lots.l

[Note-Farmers asking from Is to 15 cent
a pound for turkeys In lots.
Hooray. hooray. for the lofty price.
And the peace OF mind IL brings
To the guilelesS turkey marked to be
Stuffed full Of bread and things.
Hooray, hooray. for the lofty price
That gives US birds a show
To drop some thanks instead OF heads
Along the way we go.
Hooray. hooray. for the lofty price
That makes some people feel
Somewhat less thankful than they'd be
IL We're cheap veal.
Hooray, hooray. for the lofty price
That makes Thanksgiving day
Our time or thanks because most men
Don't have the price TO pay.
Hooray hooray. for the lofty price.
The folks may kick and cuss:
We don't sivadam what else they eat
So long as they can't eat US.
w. j. l., in New York SUM-
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and 30. ss1 the same week a year ago During
the same period the shipments were 9.57l, against
spending week a year ago With the exception
OF two days there has been a decline in prices
been anywhere rom &c TO I0c on Monday they
were &c on Tuesday strong Wsdns se anS S
Saturday sdIOc lower. II was also observed
that practically every day the opening market
was the strongest. There has been good de-
the time have been adequate. The outlet on the
shipping account has been very good and large
sources. Therefore. prices have not suffered as
much as In other markets. and consequently
nave neen satisfactory to saesnen sa
been very satisfactory and better than the aver
age represented for two or three weeks preced-
coming in. and the condition Of logs OF all
weights is very good. II apears that the average
with the average at the close OF last week and
prices In their present position are the lowest
since the latter part Of october. 1900. and with
or two exceptions IL has been possible TO make
a good clearance each day. and this, Of course,
indicates a healthy condition. Kingan a. Co.
have been very liberal BUYERS and for the week
ending yesterday purchased average of nearly
300 per day The highest price paid this week
was $4.sS. and the top at the close of the week
was practically s47 The receipts to-day We're
comparatively liberal for this time in the week
ehd, with unfayorable reports from other places
the market opened with the bidding lower
Prices offered, however. We're by no means un-
reasonable compared with other places and were
soon accepted by statesmen. There was enough
competition between packers and shippers. to
promptly at 5QlOc lower prices than yesterday
In a general way the market at least sc
.11~er than yesterday morning. As usual after
the more important orders had been executed
II was not as easy TO make sales, but sellers
nnally succeeded in getting about morning prices
made. The extreme range in sales was
sOq4l5. but $40 practically the top. and
lions: