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over Two Million Bushels Closed Out
mt Ten Cents Over the December
Price at Chicago.
CORN WEAK ALL THE SESSION
WEATHER PREDICTION INDICATES A
MUCH FREER MOVEMENT.
Oats Influenced by the Other Two
observation-disclosures Decline After
Relatively Firm Opening.

CHICAGO Nov. 16.-Indications of final dis
solution of the December wheat deal at St. Louis
and bearish statistics caused weakness in the
wheat pit to-day, December closing &c lower
Corn %GAc lower oats were on &c, ana
provisions closed from 12h@15c to Zoe lower.
Commission houses were heavy sellers of De-
cember wheat, influenced by variety OF fac
tors, and as a result the market ruled weak
throughout the session. There was considerable
selling the start due to rather Indifferent ca
bles and favorable weather. and December opened
a shade lower to a shade higher at 77sc to TIC.
and after selling at 77%c the price started on a
gradual decline. The settlement at st. Louis
of line of 2.ooo. 900 bu of December wheat
at 10c over the Chicago price was warning to
the bears that the deal there had been abandoned
and the decline in the price there of over 1c
was largely responsible for causing further loss
here. The visible supply showed larger in
crease than had been expected and helped in the
depression. did the poor export demand. After
selling down to 75Ac. December closed at 1880
7613c. loss of Nc Clearances Of wheat and
flour equal to 569, 100 bu Primary receipts
were 1855 500 blu. against 16s2. 100 bu year ago.
The amount passage decreased $1,000 blu.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts of
1.1I cars which. with local receipts of 40 cars
one Of contract grade-made a total of L2s7 cars,
against 1.4SO last week and 1.4sO year ago.
Local traders in were bearish on the dis
appointing shipping demand, excellent weather
and predictions Of cold wave. which would be
favorable for the movement, and lower cables.
There was very little support and extreme weak
prevailed all day. After selling between
41Ac and 42hQ42hc. December closed %Q7sc
lower at H%GAhc. Receipts were 1876 cars Of
contract grade.
Commission houses were heavy sellers of oats.
due to the weakness in wheat and corn, and to
the unsatisfactory condition OF the cash market.
There only scattered demand and prices
were lower all around. December ranged between
327sc and S3ssc and closed &c lower at 325sQ33c.
Receipts were 271 cars.
Provisions were firm at the start, on a steady
hog market, but the firmness was only temporary,
decided weakness being feature later in the
day. Packers sold lard and ribs, and the buying
was scattered but largely by pit traders. The
close weak, with January pork 20c lower at
sl1.41h; lard down l7l1c at s6.67lz. and ribs off
1212c at $6071a.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat go
cars; corn $780, oats, $50; hogs 900 head
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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picked shoulders S.: picked hams. s10f56il. 50.
Lard dull: Western steamed. 81 so. Refined quiet
contipental, S.65; South American, N.35; COM
clear, SIS. 25d15; mess si3Gl375. Cotton-seed oil
steady; prime yellow. sac. Molasses steady: New
Coffee-Spot steady: No 7 invoice, 6kc. Mid
firm; Cordova. 7s4Ql2hc The market for fu-
lures opened steady at unchanged prices &c an
tinued small primary receipts which in connec-
ton with recent bullish private advices CEN
corning the growing crop encouraged scatter
ing demand from various sources On the bulge.
however. there was more less proht-takfng.
and the market. while fairly steady was net un-
changed 10 five points higher. Sales were 81, "a
bags. including: November. 5.e0c: December.
5.65U5. 1Oc; January. 5.75c: March. 5.s5Gsc; May.
else; July. Csc; September, soc.
Sugar-Raw nominal: fair refining, sAc cen.
trifugal. 50 test SAC: molasses sugar. SC. Refined
quiet; crushed. 5.3Oc powdered. 4sec; granulsted.
470c.
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE SCARCE AND SELLING AT
SLIGHTLY LOWER PRICES.
Hogs Active and Five Cents Lower
Sheep Active and Stendy-Condi-
tion OF Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCK YARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
Nov. u.-cattle-Receipts. $50: shipments. none.
The receipts Of cattle smaller than the
average recently at this time IN the week. and
ordinarily would not have been large enough
10 have affected prices in any way. In sympathy
with the ds,noralixsd conditions elsewhere buy
ere here were Indifferent and not inclined TO
take many pay las. weeks closing prices
In reality there we're not enough cattle to make
IN accurate test Of the market or OF the true
conditions existing. but statesmen as n rule be-
Nsved that the market should be considered
Jo0isc lower. and nobody believed that con-
ssdsraels number could have been sold except at
Q decline IN prices. The offerings OF female
butcher cattle were good and In mos, cases
nearly steady prices were realized but IL Is
hardly probable that = larger supply could have
been sold ~ the same terms. Until there are
mere cattle hero IL - OF course mere specula-
ten 20 give the condition OF the = ket but In
view Of the situation elsewhere II Is probably
advisable fer country shippers 70 great care
& making their se.:ntons for future delivery.
Ansns tie sslss today were heifers q, s.. 1Ssa.
sannsSS 20 extra cows a. tfd3.5. with sew
srsi arount H.:o0,a. bulls o. saafss and
calves a. Ho7-1 Quotations:
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Local Financial Gossip;
Comments of Moneyed Men

There Is somo speculation among stock
brokers as to the real intent of the board
or directors of the Consumers Gas Trust
Company in regard to payment OF the 5
per cent with interest yet due certificate
holders of the company. A member of the
STOCK Exchange said at the session yester-
day that he would make wager that the
per cent. would not DC paid in January
The announcement that the per cent and
interest due the certificate holders would
be paid soon, has had depressing effect
on Consumers Gas Trust stock. The close
yesterday was 100 points lower than the
closing price last week.
According 10 information received yes
terday by a member or the Stock Ex-
change, from New York, there will be n
raid on United States Steel this week. The
tip from New York is to the effect that the
preferred TO 45c. The common left off at
10Ac last week, and the preferred at 5ls4c.
AS an example of the effect on the finan-
cial world of complications like the Pana-
ma uprising, the president of one of the
national banks calls attention to the fact
that the price of government bonds drop
ped e of per cent. when the news came
that Panama had seeded from Colombia.
TdHdind uecldrihS llScu d Iepuphc anu
free from Colombia means that the Pan
anna canal probably will be built" said the
banker. 1.-THE government of the United
States will have to draw heavily upon the
government deposits in the national banks
to make the payment to private corpora
tons down there. and there probably will
be a bond issue of nearly 500 100000 to get
money to build the canal All of this is
depressing upon the price of government
bonds, of course"
According to the statement of one of
the men who stood sponsor for the law
passed by the last Legislature taking the
tax off municipal bonds, a movement is
already on foot to have a bill introduced
in the next Legislature widening the scope
of this law so that it will include State
and county bonds, as well as municipal
securities.
At think there is little doubt that. a bill
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Acted Peculiarly All Day.
IPorterfieid & Co. indianapolis. I

tPorterheld d Co., Indianapolis
NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-The market acted Pc
culiarly all day. The bears started by selling
Pennsylvania down to III. and Atchison below
SO. but encountered buying orders which
chiefly emanated from their following. who
were taking profits. Pennsylvania particu-
larly erratic. advancing to 112h. only to again
decline to lie. which followed in the last
minutes trading by a quick advance again to
the high point, 1925. with the transactions
upon a fairly large scale Whether II was only
short covering is hard to determine Loidon
bought about 10000 shares scattered among the
internationals. Sugar made considerable head
way and 1t is claimed, will sell higher on the
passage of the Cuban bill. The fractions were
well taken. especially Manhattan, in which it is
believed the nockefelers have larger inter-
est than the Goulds Alton made an ad-
vance of 81 from the opening The buying in
this stock is of rather superior order and
ii is expected that something favorable to the
property will soon be announced. Steel was
active and the preferred offered literally. II Is
thought that some of IL was commission house
selling. Reviewing the list, the final prices
show a slight Improvement but professionalism
continues to dominate the situation.
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IPorterheId Co., Indianapolis1
CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-One of the weak features
In wheat was the st. Louis shorts settling. This
took away Of the supports. The conditions
all bearish. far receipts and weather
We're concerned. Both primary and Northwest
receipts were larger than those of the same
date last year. Cables also lower. Decem-
Der started weak and never stopped until a cent
decline recorded. May stubborn until
the final trading when IL yielded. closing nc
below Saturdays prices. The visible showed a
large increase. and seaboard reported no export
demand The bearish enough to suit
ANYBODY, and the close soft. The crowd was
bearsh on corn. and the professionals sold freely
New low prices were made in December, and
May struck the old bottom. There Is not much
to saw regarding the situation
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Nov. 1s.-credit balances. sL77; Ger.
tincates, no bid. Shipments. 127.702 brls. aver
age. $3.50 brs; runs, 127.52l brs, average. 7os0
brls Shipments U-ima). lis. 77s brls; average.
So. 2O4 brls; runs Gima), lls,sso brls; average.
IS 10 bris.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 16.-Spirits OF turpentino
firm at Sc Rosin firm: A. II. c, ID. $40: e
sac; f. $3.50; c. $40: II, s2.4s; I. $40: K 81 50;
M $3.50: n. $40; window glass. S3.25: water
white $3.50.
WILMINGTON Nov. ls.-spirits Of turpsntina
nothing doing. Rosin. nothing doing. Tar
firm az sl.S0. Crude turpentine firm at - -
and $3.50.
NEW YORK. Nov. 16-Petroleum firm. Rosiu
quiet; strained. common TO good. s.ss4z 20 spir~
its of turpentine dull at 5szQeoc asked.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 1s.-cruds pstrolsum
steady; North Lima. 81 %; South Lima and In
diana, $l-z7.
CHARLESTON, Nov. ls.-spirits Of turpent;ne
steady. Resin steady.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Nov. is.-Fiour-Receipts ssos2
bris: exports. lO.7s0 brls: dull and easier.
wheat-Rcceipts. 2ss. 80 bu exports. SPA bu
Spot easy; No. red. sSlic ELEVATOR. ss'sc Z. o. b.
afloat: No. ! northern Duluth. s7xc T. o. b.
afioat. After slight opening rally on covering
OF December shorts here. wheat developed heavi-
ness. which lasted all day. Selling was based on
bearish weekly statistics a heavy interior move
ment. poor cables. lack of export demand and
weakness in outside markets; closed K6%c below
Saturday: May. 81 7-isas2 1-isc. closed at Si%c:
July. 7sAq7szc. closed at 7skc; December, S5ssq
s5Tc closed at s5hc.
Spot easier; No. 2. acc elevator. 4ssc Z. o. b.
anoat; No. 2 yellow. 4sAc; No. white 4ske.
Options dull and easier in sympathy with
wheat, on favorable weather news. easy cables
and liquidation; closing &g<c net lower: May.
tI%atIs.c. closed at i5hc; December. 4s&aishc.
closed at $S&c.
Spot dull; No. .. tec: standard white. titsc: No.
s. sei.c; No white. ahc; No. white. ale;
track white. 4la45c.
Cut meats irregular: picked bellies. ssglo. 50;
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BOND
B "a RGAIN
BIYE & -
SEE ME-
NEWTON TODD,
Fletcher Bank Building.

fIoss-fSecelpts, S,O0J, sHlDlnelItS, 0OO. 1He fe@
ceipts of hogs were very fair for MONDAY
market. and, IL any indication OF what Is to fol-
low this week. the supplies, doubt, viii be
fully up TO the requirements OF the trade. The
market opened with practically all buyers in
the field and there was a fair demand from
both packers and shippers. but in sympathy
with early reports from other places they were
rather inclined 10 demand concessions In prices
compared with Saturdays lowest time: Sales
men were not disposed to grant their demands,
and therefore the trading at the start was a
trife sluggish. Later, however. there was very
fair competition and the trade vas reasonably
prevailing at the close Saturday. which was
the low time. Compared with the bulk of the
sales. the market to-day &c lower. With all
buyers In the field prompt clearance was being
made. and some OF the last sales indicated that
the market was strong at prevailing prices. The
extreme range In prices to-day was from $500
q4.90 and the bulk OF the supply sold at 81. 10
a. 50. 1t seems TO be In the air that the low
point In the price of hogs has not been reached
and therefore country shippers should be on tho
safe side by allowing a good margin for market
ing their hogs. QuatatioQa:
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of this kind will receive favorable consid-
Grafton in the Legislature" said a we'll
known bond dealer. 1.-The law taking the
tax off municipal bonds has proven very
popular, and a bill to widen the scope of
the law so that ii will take In State anc
county bonds will have plenty of support
to insure its passage.
''I think there will be an upturn in stocks
before the first of the year." said James Z.
Berry, OF Albert r. Thompson & Co. Gold
is coming in from Europe and money has
begun to move East from the interior.
The movement to New York of the money
used to move the crops in the West and
the South will not be felt very much by the
stock market, however, for some time yet.
Said local banker yesterday when asked
what he thought of the financial condition
Of the country: There is no danger what
ever of what people choose to call panic
or smashup in this country. Ten months
ago there was considerable danger Of finan-
cial trouble from the initiation Of stocks.
The danger from this source came about in
this way: Many of the large Eastern trust
companies and financial institutions gen.
orally had loaned out millions of dollars on
the inflated securities. II there had been
a sudden and large decline in the market
value of these stocks II necessarily would
have caused trouble. But that danger is en-
tirely passed. There has been decline in
the market value of the inflated securities
and the decline has been a large one, but it
has come about so slowly as not TO en-
barass the financial community. You know
that when the bottom is reached you can't
push thing over Well, that's the way it
is in the stock market now. The bottom
has about been reached, 1 think
xxx
at don't think there is much likelihood
of money getting below per cent. as an
average rate again until after the next pres
idential election" said an official of the
Marion Trust Company This has been
the condition in the past, that interest rates
remain pretty firm for long time before a
national election and l don't think there is
any reason to believe that things will be
any different the coming year from what
they have been before under similar condi-
tions. 1t looks to me If per cent. is to
be the prevailing rate for long time now
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CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Poutry-Llve turkeys
frmer at itdi5c: chickens steady at s0>ic:
springs, 10c
NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Poultry-Alive firm;
dressed chickens 12&c; fowls. ugiii1c; turkeys
17d1sc.
BOSTON. Nov la-[speciai. I-PouItry easy;
fowls. lie; springs. uglzc: young turkeys. ~
Gle.
ST LOUIS. Nov. ls.-Poultry firm; chickens.
Sc; springs, loc; turkeys. 1sc: ducks Zoe: geese.
SC.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 1e.-Hens SC per 10:
spring chickens. 10c per Id: turkeys. lie per Ii
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1s-Poultry firm, heng
&c; springs, lie; turkeys. lie.
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SLUMP in QUOTATIONS
CONSUMERS GAS TRUST LOWER ON
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Declined 100 Points on the Asked
Sales of Securities Yesterday.

Consumers Gas Trust stock declined 100 points
on the asked price and 400 points on the bid
price yesterday The opening asked price was
100. with 200 bid The bid advanced to 500 at
once. Just before the close Thomas Spann &
Co. offered the stock at 1150. j. F. Wild & Co.
offered it at 100, which the last price. The
close asked last week 100 and the closing
bid 90o There sales of Consumers Gas
yesterday. The announcement Of the board Of
directors that the per cent and interest due
certificate holders will be paid in January is
the explanation of the decline yesterday.
Yesterdays session OF the Stock Exchange
was Of an entirely perfunctory nature. There
were no sales and no bid asked price on a
good many stocks. Prices closed practically un-
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Market Closed with Upward Tendency

IA. w. Thompson & Co.. Indianapois.l
NEW YORK, Nov. ls The opening was I'M
settled and showed tendency to sell of. Dur
ing the first hour the market continued to rule
dull. but showed hardening tendency. After
the first selling movement had spent itself, a
buying power developed. which spread from the
traders to the pools. who commenced to operate
In their specialties. such Alton and II. st.
/. & w. The preferred stock of the latter adj
vanced points on active trading. The trac-
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BONDS


ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 16.-Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture j. p. Brigham to-
day addressed the National Grange, of
which he was master for nine years. He
urged the farmers to take a firm stand
against the tyranny of organized labor and
organized capital" Both. he said, were
threatening problems, which the agricul-
tural class alone could solve. His words
were received with great enthusiasm.
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Standard Oil Dividend.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey has declared dividend Of
s12 per share. payable Dec. Is next, to stock
holders of record of Nov. 20. This is increase
of 81 from the dividend declared at this time a
year ago, and brings the total dividends for the
year to "A per cent, compared with As per cent.
last year.
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-Represeutative Sales

Sheep.-Receipts 200: shipments. none. The re-
ceipts OF sheep and lambs small, as ex-
pected at this time in the week. but possibly
a little better than the average Monday.
The quality generally was fairly good but not
extra. AS usual at this time in the week there
was not much inquiry from shippers and il
was probably less tO-Gay because they could not
get enough to accommodate their orders. There
was very fair demand from local butchers and
the supply transferred promptly at last
weeks closing prices. The best lambs here sold
Mt $50 and others at s4a525. There no
sheep here good enough bring over s.. 25 and
most OF the supply sold at 50. Quotations:
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Money Rates Abroad.

counts. 1-16Qils and AS. Consols, 81 11-lsQ
81 1916.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 9Sf 17jsc for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f 1Sc for
the account.
notwithstanding London. 2om 45apf
for checks. Discount rates: Short bills, 3 per
cent; three months bills. 3h.
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour easy:
Wheat-No. spring, soc; No. 3. 77qzsc; No. 2
No. 2, Ss1zc; No. white Sss qsSc Rye-No. 2,
5ll2@52c. Barley-Good feeding. 3sQ3sc; fair to
choice mailing. 44Q52c. Flax seed-No /, csc;
No 1 Northwestern, 81. Prime timothy seed.
s2.75 Glover contract grade. $1,000. Mess pork,
per bril- Sill 371xGI11 so. Lard, per 100 lbs S. S0G
6921a. Short rib sides Qoose), 81. 25Q7.75. Dry
sated short clear sides (boxed). s6.62izG S7ls.
Whisky-Bass of high wines. s..25
Receipts-Flour. %. 700 brs; wheat. 23i. 700 bu;
corn, 2o7, 300 bu; oats, 1s5. 600 bu rye $500 bu
barley, 49, 800 bu Shipments-Flour, TO- 900 brs;
wheat 1o9. 700 bu; corn, 523 800 bu oats. 225 800
bu; barley Is 800 bu.
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tions distinctly strong. led by Metropoi-
tan. Among the industrials Sugar again led the
advance Washington buying and the favor
able outlook for the Cuban reciprocity bill. The
last hour the buying. while cautious. good.
and the market closed with an upward tend
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear'
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper, 4G6 per
cent. time loans. sac per cent. Clearings, ST.
133, 653. 09; balances, 1913, 65704.
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at 1861 per
cent; closing bid 5; offered at So. Time loans
dull and firm sixty days. per cent; ninety
days and six months. 5aq6 Prime mercantile
paper. per cent. Sterling exchange stronger;
actual business in bankers bills. 81 So 354f SO. SO
for demand, 81 75G4. 1890 for sixty days; post
ed rates. s4.H and s44la; commercial bills,
49,
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1e.-The visible supply OF
grain Saturday. Nov. II. compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange, was follows: Wheat
bu a decrease of as. 900; oats, s.792 900 bu, an
increase of $4,000; rye, l23s 900 blu. increase
Of 5000; barley. 5.25l.ooo bu an increase OF
292 900.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Monday' statement OF the
treasury balances in the general fund, exclusive
of the s150,0O0,0Oo gold, reserve in the division
of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. 1924 u.s. 092
Cold
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. is:-cotton easy. sales.
400 bales ordina ny sac; sooc ,4raine,y:
middlng fair. Ilac Receipts. l4.sss bales: stock.
2Is, las bales
NEW YORK Nov. 1e.-Cotton-Spot closed
ouIet and 20 points lower; Mlddling uplands.
IL soc; middling gulf. Il-s5c- Sales Loo bales
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Police Chief Suspended.

DAYTON. o.. Nov I6-Mayor Snyder to-
day suspended Chief OF Police Whitaker.
basing his action OH tho latter's alleged re-
fusai 10 obey orders In the matter OF the
suppression OF gambling. The mayor per-
sonaliy conducted successful raids on gam
bling houses Saturday night.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Nov. is.-Buylng OF goods has
been affected 10 considerable extent by the
weather, which has been far from inspiring
A smaller number Of buyers has been In the
market and mail orders well store busi-
ness has been conducted on very conservative
basis Local jobbers report an indifferent BUSH
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 5s%c Mexican dol
lars 44Ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars, 27kd an ounce.
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ST LOUIS Nov. 1s--wool quiet and steady.
medium grades combing and clothing. n32iisc:
light ane. l5gi7,se; heavy hae. l20sae: tub
washer, e09Soc
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ST LOUIS. Nov. is--Metals weak. Lead dun
at Az soelter weak II s. asked