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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-12

The Financier of this week saws: Zone
notable feature of the official statement of
the New York associated banks last week
was the unexpected net increase of s., T79 500
In cash, an amount not only much greater
than that which was looked for as the re-
suit of the traceable movements of money
for the week, but over $1O00.0O0 more than
the total of the estimated gains in cash for
the fortnight. So great a discrepancy in
on the theory that 1t was due to the aver
age system, and, therefore, it must be at
tributed to the arrangements of the banks
statement incident to the merger last week
of the Western National Bank of the United
States with the National Bank of Com
merce, which merger also tended to de-
range other items In the statement
1.-THE loans were increased by the insig-
nificant sum of $l9S, 400, whereas more de-
cided changes were expected. Deposits in
creased only Si00,700 an amount less by
81, 276000 than the sum of the increase in
loans and the net gain in deposits, this
sum calling for an increase OF s1,6 700 In
the last-named item. Therefore, the state
ment dd not balance.
THE reserve required as the result of
the gain In deposits was sl00,175, deducting
which from the net gain I'm cash left S.
$50 625 as the Increase in surplus reserve of
O49,775 than the surplus of a year ago, but
larger by almost $l0,9O0000 than that
recorded in the week of last year corre-
spending with the current week and only
1902, when the reserve began to be decided
ly affected by the relief measures which
had been inaugurated by Secretary Shaw
Computed upon the basis of deposits, less
those of $50, S69. 300 of public funds, the sur
plus now is s25, 79i,450. Circulation in
creased $4,000.
1.-The daily average of clearings for the
week was 1886 coo, 600 against $231 900 600 in
the previous week, when the clearings
were augmented by the October settle
ments.
1.-THE bank merger above noted resulted in
an increase of $4,000 900 in the capital of
the Bank of Commerce. and gain of SAL
600 in the surplus OF $5140S. 500 in loans, of
SlS, 295, 200 in specie. of s.. 404. 400 in legal
tenders and So. 299. 600 in deposits carrying
the latter to S109, All, 4OG; the loans, specie
legal tenders and deposits being taken over
from the Western National Bank of the
United States. The changes in loans, COM
pared with the previous week, other than
those of the commerce, showed a net in
crease by five banks of $1,400000; the
changes in cash by these five institutions
indicated a net loss of 81 .7O0e0''
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT
Minutes


20202. State of Indiana, ex rel. Moses
Fowler Chase. VS.. Joseph Nj. Rabb, as judge
original action. Respondents motion and
denial of authority of attorneys TO appear
for petitioner. Affidavits of +. 5. Chase
on denial, etc Respondents demurrer TO
petition.
aOI54 Mark l.. De Motto ct al VS. City
OF Valparaiso. Porter c. G. Appellee's mo-
ton TO strike out petition. Appellees brief
(s) on petition
2Oi6l Joseph Tobin ct al. VS.. Labrina
Tobin ct al. Upton c. G. Appellees
brief (s)
N19i Melvin II. Bowlin VS.. James Coch-
ran ct al Upton e. c. Petition to inter-
vene and file brief for appellant. Petition
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1905. Robert A. Parkison VS. Simon F.
Thompson. Jasper c. G. Appellants
brief (S.t
Arcs. Chicago Terminal Transfer Railway
Company W. George III. Nandenberg. Por-
ter s c. Appellants reply brief (S.)
1919 Chicago K Erie Railway Company
vs. Edward II. Fox. Porter &. c. Appel
lant's reply brief on motion Isl
4296 Lewis III. Jordan VS.. William Nor
rison. Boone c. c. Appellees authori-
ties tS.)
New Case
1895 Frank Bird Transfer Company VS.
Samuel +. Morrow. Marion s. G.. Record.
Assignment of errors. Application aud brief
Tor supersedeas- Supersedeas. Bond
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Elsewhere.

EAST BUFFALO Oct. 1O.-Cattle-Receipts.
export steers. s'75; fair ' to good cows. $500
4: fair to good heifers, s3.50Qis5: stockers and
veals and ssgt S + sS IS The
ket was slow but steady. Top veals. sS.421sqe4S;
Sheep and Lambs~Receipts % cars. Market
active and steady for lambs Choice lambs
ers. s4Q425; export and handy weight ewes
SO 259S-s5; fair 70 good mixed sheep. sS-'Sa4;
Hogs-Receipts, 32 cars. Market active and
higher Yorters. good to choice, sSSSqs.1s; pigs ss
dairies and grassers, s5.s5a5.7O.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 0-Cattle-Receipts. 200
beef steers FAIR to good
stockers and feeders. s22594; Western fed steers,
e s Cows Texas END I nssHe eo tssTs
native heifers, s2.40G4; Gamers. N92.S5; bulls,
s2Qi: calves. Sac Receipts for week-Cattle,
Hogs~Receipts 1.5oe. Market strong. Top.
mixed packers $535a5.55: light. s5.S7a5.s5; York
ers. s5,55a5.65; pigs. s5.iQm5.55. Receipts for
Sheep@Receipts, none Native lambs. ss.25Q
5.sS; Western lambs s2.sOq5.b; fed ewes, 200
sppsd sheen 'gpsS arl stGckers and
s2G350. Receipts for week. 81.
CHICAGO. Oct. 0-Cattle-Receipts. 900. The
market was nominal Good to prime steers. $40
ass; poor to medium, 50. 15G4.i3; stockers and
feeders l &C. COWS aiegse 6 hsIIers' sS a.
10; Texas steers. 81 75aS2o; Western steers, $50
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1000: Monday $4,000.
Light and butchers zoe higher: others steady iy
heavy, s5.i5ft5.sO; rough heavy si7Oq5.15; light
s525a5.s2is; bulk of sales. S51Od5;50
Good to choice wethers, ss.3oa4; fair TO choice
mixed. s2.25d3.25; Western sheep, s2.256i.29; ma
tive lambs ss5Oq5.75; Western lambs, $4-2'g
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1O-Cattle-Recelpts. 400. in
Guiding 200 Texans. Market steady. Shipping and
heavy beeves: dressed beef e and butcher beevss.
s4JO65 steers under 1000 lbs s3.75a52 % stoekers
the top for corn-fed heifers; Gamers, ST. Sag;
bulls. So 254375; calves 81 5Od6 So Texas and In
s sian b ssesgs srs Ss ass' fed cows
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; The market was active
s5a545 butchers and best heavy. s5;SoG5.61lt.
sheep-Receipts. sos. Market nominal Native
bucks, s2a4 stockers. s2Gs.IO.
SUoTH OMAHA. Oct. 1O.-Cattle-Receipts.
se Steers Tss eows and hers say wsst
ern steers s3.l0di3O; Texas steers, s2.70G36 80:
az 20; stockers and feeders s25Oai.iO.
Hogs-Recepts. $500. The market was strong
to sc higher. Heavy. s5loa5.25; pigs. $3.50;
@ a R91s Ths market was steady
NEW YORK. oct. i0-Beeves-Reeepts. $40
No sales reported ga Exports for To- ito, to-day l755
steady. Veals sold at s5s.5O per 100 lbs; grassers
ana Sheep Is and S LambsReceipts 4e7 Sheep steady
lambs firm Sheep sold at 81 Soa4 per 100 lbs;
HOG Hoss1Re sS isii No sales reported.
LOUISVILLE Oct l0-Cattle-Choice to prime
shipping steers. q. 5eG4 CO. medium to good ship
s. ssr 5sa4: choice veals. s556as. STEERS
Hogs-Choice. 100 lbs and up. $3.50; 100 to lsO
lambs si.5Od475.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1O.-Hogs steady at $3.50
Cattle at s2a44o.
Sheep firm at sL75aS.5O. Lambs firm at s4a
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-Poultry--Aiive nominal.
Dressed steady: Western chickens. 124l25zc.
fowls, 13c; turkeys. 12Qi5c.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 10.-Poultry steady: chickens,
hens, l0c; springs. l0c; turkeys, lc; ducks. ga
910c; geese, 7lzc.
BOSTON, Oct. 10.-ISpecial. l-poultry easy;
fowls, 1Sl9c; springs. l24lac; young turkeys, leo
lie.
CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-Poultry steady; turkeys.
12c; chickens. hens, skQi0c; springs, i011Qilc.
CINCINNATI Oct. 10.--Poultry easy; hens SC;
81 rings, I01zq1iixc; turkeys. loo
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l0-Hens. 9ikGl0c Per ID;
spring chickens, ulzQl2Izc per 10.
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GOOD DEMAND FOR WHEAT
TROUBLE IN THE ORIENT CREATES
BULLISH SENTIMENT.
Closing Prices strong i'm the Chicago
Pit-COrn, Oats and Pro-
visions Higher.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-The critical situation
in the far East between Russia and Japan,
together with good cash inquiry. were the
principal factors in creating a bullish sem
timent in wheat to-day. Closing prices were
strong, with December up sc TO CSC. De-
cember corn was CSC to &c higher. oats were
up 11sc TO 1Ac, and January provisions
closed from sc to 10c higher.
There was a good general demand for
wheat throughout the entire session. and
prices showed good gains The opening was
firm on the higher prices in foreign markets,
due to the uncertainty in regard TO the
trouble in the Orient, December being &c TO
Sc higher at 7S3sG7Ss4c. One of the promi-
nent bull operators was an early buyer, and
there was also buying by Northwest houses,
which carried the price still higher De-
cember advancing to 794191sc Local trad
ers took advantage of the better prices to
sell, influenced by the excellent weather,
and the market eased off with December
selling down TO 7Sl5c. Toward the noon hour
prices again started upward on a strong
cash demand. and the market continued
strong the remainder of the session. After
selling Zip to 1850 December closed with a
gain of &c to sc at 79lsG79Ac. Clearances
of wheat and flour We're equal to $4,000 bu.
Primary receipts were 800 bu, against
19S, 200 bu last week. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts of GLIB cars, which,
with local receipts of So cars, two OF con-
tract grade, made total receipts for the three
points of 695 cars, against GIL cars last week
and 95S cars a year ago.
An easier tone prevailed in the corn pit
early in the day, due to selling by scalpers
on favorable weather and Bradstreets an
nual crop report making an estimate on
this years crop of z, 250, 100000 bu, with the
quality superior to last year. Later the
market advanced on the bull excitement in
oats. local traders buying quite freely on
the upturn- December closed with a gain
of ssQ11c, after ranging between 45c and
45S4c. Local receipts were 324 cars, with
IS of contract grade.
An Improvement in the cash situation
caused a sudden upturn in oats, while trad
ing the 1iveliest of any OF the pits.
Leading houses were active on the buying
side, and the energy they displayed caused
shorts to become thoroughly frightened,
and the demand was augmented largely by
covering by these people. Offerings were
scattered. December ranged between 3lQ
371sc and 3S1sc and closed 11s41Lc higher al
3S1sc. Local receipts were l2l cars.
October lard was the only weak feature
ruling firm. The weakness in October lard
was due chiefly TO lack of support. There
was fair local buying of January products
based on an advance of 5410c in prices fol
hogs, and pork and lard closed 10c higher
at $11.95 and S5.6112 respectively. January
ribs were up 5Q71ac, at $6.371zq6.40.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
100 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 2l5 cars; hogs
q 900 head.
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Oils.

OH. CITY, Oct 10-Credt balances. sf.s5: GER
tifcates bid. Shipments-Pennsylvania lsev-
eral lines ;erorted), 3o.ll5 brls; average. 71fS5
brls Lima lBuckeye). 75z1 brls; average, salts
brls Runs-Pennsylvana % lei brls: average
7l.ss brls; Lima. 1851 brls: 5z.1S6 brls
NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-Petroleum firm: re-
fined New York $500: Philadelphia and Balti-
more. S.s5c; Philadelphia and Baltimore IN bulk
5.95c. Resin firm; strained, common 10 good,
g 80 Turpentine firm at e0isQs2c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 10.--Turpentine firm at 5ss<c
Rosin dull; A, Ii. c, s215: ID. s. 81 +, s135: r.
$3.50, q. s. IS; II, s. 7o /, S5J0 X. si10: NJ A2s:
-, $40; window glass. SAC; water white. g. 20
WILMINGTON, Oct. 10.-Spirits OF turpentins
Nothing doing. kosin firm at s210 Tar firm
at s1-So. Crude turpentine firm at s. Is 20 So 30.
MONTPELIER. Oct. l0-Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima. n2i; South Lime and Indi-
ana, S1-19
CHARLESTON. Oct. lo-Turpentine nominal.
Rosin steady.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm;
winter patents. ss.9oa41O; straight, s3.50Q3 so;
bakers. s2.6edS4O. Wheat-No. 3 spring 7S9
79hc; No 2 red, 79%@Slhc. Corn-No. 2, 45sc;
No. yellow, 47lzc- Oats-No. ?, 3SIac; No. ;
white, S71zQ2sc. No. rye. 5S&d5ic. Barley
Coco feeding, 4Sq45c; fair to choice mailing, AZ
ern. s1o2 Prime timothy seed. $3.50 Clover
Contract grade sn25ans5 Mess pork, per brl.
$l1G11. 12i2. Lard per 100 lbs, se67is. Short rib
sides Qoose), ss25as.5O. Dry-sated shoulders
boxed, se5oa6I5 Short clear sides tboxed),
SS25qs.50. Mhisky-Basis of high wines s1.2i.
Receipts-Flour, 400 brls; wheat lO6 300 bu
corn. 3o2, 400 bu oats. 261,Oo0 blu; rye. $500 bu
barley 1o4 500 blu. 'Shipments-F1our. Is 500 brls
wheat, %, $40 bu; corn, 666 500 blu; oats l3l 7O5
bu; rye, 1900 blu; barley. 500 bu.
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Hogs-Rsceipts. 1850; shipments. 900. The
crease of s5So. compared with iast Week S Se
an increase OF $500 over the same week a wear
the corresponding time two Years pso M1n
far the receipts are 23l. 900 larger than for
thus far there is gain Of over 1900. compared
with the same period year ago. For the week
totsl Of 1888. against TO- ils the preceding week
ana Hss3 the same week year ago. During
Is 54s the preceding week and sol the CORE
sponalng week year ago. Buyers have been
ihs Week i as the ms situation at In tt the hog market
prices. which has been decidedly do%nwars IN
ys1eomsn, nave been no excuse for the de-
come Tor the usual fall slaughter in values
-, account OF future developments at this time
In the year decline in prices could hardly
have been unexpected to most dealers but OF
might be considered the unusuai break aSd
there Is no doubt that plenty OF money was
of the week buyers seemed to be sasis,,s wi1s
"A decline OF l06ll5c per day but later thew were
more NOR: e7aetins ana finally took OF 9oa25c In one
by the situation in larger centers and vhiie the
other places received a harder toit than this this
AT the low time In the week average prices
were right around Coo lower than on Monday
The sharp reaction in prices naturallv sIaeksnsd
the receipts. and with smaller supplies the mar
ket toward the close OF the week began IN rally
There slight upturn In prices AT the close
yesterday and with further advance TO-DAY the
not TO exceed Coo lower than Monday anS ~
their present position prices are the lowest
lnss small Sns and In fact proved 1s 5ee =, Is oaay
large enough 70 meet the local requirements
The market opened with packers very indusfrious
and Offering prices that they felt sure wouIs
secure the supply. Statesmen were very Wiling
20 accept the advance ana consequently the mar
ket from the start was quite active and the
supply was exhausted at prices generally
estimated at 106il5c higher than yesterday morn
ing. There few shipping orders in sight
but the pace set by packers seemed 20 be too
fast and not many OF the offerings sold to shin
pers There very few hogs arrived ON late
trains and they were all sold promptly on a
basis OF morning prices II appears that there
viii oe az least steady and possibly strong
narket for the next few days. but at this time
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market for futures opened steady at un-
changed prices To an advance OF points on
December, and at first ruled quiet, In keep
ing with rather featureless early news, ana
lost the initial gain on December under
realizing. Later. however, trading became
more active, and a good demand developed
of the character recently noted, and prices
advanced. The market was finally firm ana
net 10 TO Is points higher. Sales were 5ie1
bags including: November. 4.S0d4.S5c; De-
cember. 5G5. Toe; January, 5.054515c; March,
5.25d5. 35c: May. 5.45Q5.55c; July. 5.55q56oc;
September. :. 65lI5. zoe.
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET AND STEADY. AND
WITHOUT IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Hogs Active and Fully Ten Cents
Hfgher-sheep Steady-Condition
of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct
N-Cattle-Receipts. 200; shipments none This
weeks receipts OF cattle indicate decrease OF
100 compared with last week. increase OF
600 over the same week year ago and de-
crease 500 compared with the corresponding
week two years ago. Thus far this year there is
an increase OF nearly 2s.oe0 over the correspond
ing time last year, and for the month thus far
there is a gain Of over l.o00 compared with the
same period a year ago There has probably been
some disappointment I'm the cattle market this
week. but in general way the developments
have been about expected. on account of
the cemoraized condition OF the trade last week
there was decrease in the receipts this week.
but this a natural result and, in fact. neces-
sary to allow the market to Eecuperate. What
ever the disappolntmsnts might have been they
can hardly be attributed to the market, because.
on account OF the continued poor quality and
condition OF the consisnments. the trade was not
given an opportunity 10 show its best. Nearly
all through the week buyers have been forced to
take class OF cattle that, no doubt. below
their requirements. and op that account they
have been inclined oppose the Improvement
that was desired and expected. Notwithstanding
the handicap. the market rallied considerably.
md at the close OF the week appeared TO be in
Its normal condition Practically all kinds of
fat cattle made some gain IN prices. and the
best selections the close OF this week
generally quoted 25c higher than the close of
las. week. There also much better outlet
for Stockers and feeding cattle that were up to
the requirements in quality. and strong to higher
prices were realized. The hardest cattle to sell
this week have been steers and females that
were hardly thick enough for butchers and
little deficient regards quality for stockers
and feeders There not day in the week
that complete variety of cattle was repre-
sented. and at no time We're there any steers
good enough to command the full strength of
the market. 1t possible to make a salts
Factory clearance every day, and if empty pens
are any indication Of a healthy condition there
should be a satisfactory market for the desirable
cattle in the near future. The highest prices
paid this week were $40 for steers, 50l5 for
fancy heifers, 81 for cows, S3.s5 for bulls and
$7-25 for calves The receipts to-day were small
and the offerings were not very attractive TO
buyers AS usual on Saturday there was no
really urgent demand for any kind. and. there
fore. rather weak competition between buyers
but sales for the most part represented quotably
steady prices compared with the way equal
kinds sos1 yesterday. Representative sales indi-
cate the class OF stock On the market. Quota
tions:
Good TO chofca Steers I 90 he aud m
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sailors Are Fond of sweet Things.
Gunton's Magazine.

Sailors are very fond Of sweet things.
and 10 one who knows little about them.
il is surprising 10 learn the quantity of
candy they consume. In the ships stores
are kept buckets of this article, which is
one OF the chief commodities in exchange
for which a sailor parts with his pocket
money. On large ships several thousand
pounds of candy are frequently consumed
ON cruise
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Imports and Exports.

NEW YORK.-Total imports of dry goods
and general merchandise at New York last
week were valued at $10,620, 739. Exports of
specie from that port for the week were
S416 425 silver and S10,760 gold. Imports of
specie for the week at New York were $50, $50
silver and S65, SOC gold.
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ing ease in the money market in some re-
vival of investment demand for a good
grade of railroad bonds. United States
twos, threes and old tours declined n per
cent. each from the closing bid of last week.
Following are Saturdays share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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MONETARY.

pa

INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper, 4d6 per
cent time loans, soc per cent Clearings, ST.
07S e6S II; balances, sos, 770.15.
NEW YORk.-Money call nominal. Time
loans nominal; sixty days. ninety days and six
months, 5q5h per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
east Sterling exchange weak. with actual BUSH
ness in bankers bill at 81 50 355a4 SIS so for de-
mand and at s4Ss 125d4 81. % for sixty days;
posted rater 81 SO and Si.ssl2 and s4S7; CONNER
claI bills, S4.S11xQ4S2
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money, 11kG1Z per cent: discounts,
5 TIC and 3isp33s; consols, IS 1l-16qsS%.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 91f sc for the
account. Exchange on London, 25f 15c for checks.
MISUNDERSTANDING on London 20m 411kpf for
checks Discount rates, short bills, 2lz per cent.
three months bills, 314 per cent
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NEW YORK Oct. I0-The demand Ira the local
metal market quiet and changes OF inn
pCrtance were learned for the day. Tin no
more than sttAoy AT f-'-sVH1o.ot-1 Aor spot. COP
per prices nominal and unchanged; lake
sl26i3 IS; electrolytic. sl3Gi3 1874; casting
sI2.Nis Lead. Si50 Spelter. ~. Iron noml-
nally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS Oct lo-Lead quiet at $3.50 Spell
steady at 3D.
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Upton ando Advocate.

Upton Und) Advocate.
Are the Republicans of Indianapolis who
during a State and national campaign
make q frantic appeal to their rural breth-
rem 10 stand by the flag. going to contribute
10 the defeat of their municipal ticket?
Such is the information that comes to us,
but we hope they will not be able TO accom-
plish their purpose.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YoRK.-Bar silver 59xc; Mexican dol
lars. 45isc.
LoNDON.-Silver bars quiet at "a s-1sd an
ounce.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. I0.-Cotton firm. Sales
4750 bales. Ordinary. s7-iec: good ordinary.
7sc: low midding sac: middling. SIC: <ood
middIing 5-lsc. middiing fair. il-lec Re-
ceipts 5,7Ss bales: stock. 81. 7l3 bales.
NEW YORK. Oct. i0-cotton-spot closed
quiet; middling uplands. see: middling gulg
9S5c. Sales. 100 bales
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Treasury Statement.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statement of the
treasury balances IL the general fund, exclusive
of the $50 900 gold reserve in the division of
redemption. shows:
Available cash balance. s229 112 270
Gold Observation-Disclosures. log ia 790
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ST LOTIIS. Oct l0.--Wool steady and nru
without change in price: medium grades comblne
aud clothing f12ic. light fne. I5Qlz3sc. heavy
fne. I2Rlfisc: tub-washed. eo05oc.
NEW YORK. Oct lo.-wool quiet: domeslss
fleece, eSE3zc-
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TO expect too much and 1t Is advisable for ship
pers to use caution in buying in the country
Sales to-day ranged from $5.50H5-75 and the bulk
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Condition of New York Clearing
Houses for the Week.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10-The statement of
averages Of the clearing house of this city
for the week shows.
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.
TATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED RANKS OF THE CITY OF
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. TO-

Yorkc 80 49, - -
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WinChel, HawkinS& Geo.

Live Stock Commission Statesmen.
long Distance Phone 79. Union Stock Yards.
We give shipnen IS personal and impartial attention
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-12

total dposI iGs
ed,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-12

-Repreeentative SD.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-02
Stakes REVISED
for Big handIcaps.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The Brooklyn
Jockey club today announced that the