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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-10

old crop months yesterday, and showed further
strength. Notwithstanding this, after the can
there WINS tremendous realizing and July declined
to Ills, August to 1.1S September to 1O.3o
and October TO O.70. Then the strength In New
Orleans again attracted attention and orders
began to come In from that center, while the
profit taking by longs had about run its course.
Shorts began to cover, and by midday prices
were net. 5922 points higher. at this level tne
weekly report OF the Wenther Bureau was reau,
and the trading became the widest OF the SEES
sion and even more excited than Mt any pre-
vious time this season. Within ten minutes
July was rushed up to 1914. August to I5I
and September to 10.GS. the general lat at thls
time showing gain OF 12IS3 points over ING
sensat ional advances Of yesterday. Throug hoht
the entire afternoon there was no material amin
ishinent of the activity and excitement, ana
while there was an occasional. but narrow, re-
ce+sion the market continued It's upward career
until July sold Mt 1921 August isl Septem-
Der 1857 and October 300. At this. level the
market WAS net 1906 points above the elos, ,ns
of yesterday and 10 to 1o1 points above the
lowest level OF yesterday. Such profits as this
naturally attracted heavy realizing. and the
active months broke sharply. the masLet CLOS
Ing irregular and unsettled, net S48s points
points higher. July was finally quoted al 1z.lo'
August ut 11.55 and October at $50
The New Orleans market on tho contrary
closed at about the best point OF the session,
with July quoted at 1850. Liverpool closed
\ net l4kGl5b points higher on the OLD crop
and bd8 points higher the new.
Spot cotton in New York was advanced 90
points to 124O. with sales OF 15s bales reported
| Total sales futures estimated at 800 bales.
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RAILWAY NEWS
Repairs Being Made and Usual Routes
Resumed.

Repairs 6einS Naue ana Ssudi ino n
Resumed. .a
Passenger Agent Westbrry, OF the
Southern Railway, yesterday received .
telegram from General Passenger Agent
hardwick, who Is now on the scene Of
the Southern floods, Informing him that
the break in the track near spartanburg
has been repaired and that regular train
service will DO resumed over the South
ern route to-day is possible. Since tho
devastation Of Saturday night and Sum
day through traffic has been handled to
Atlanta Via Charlotte, Columbia nnd
Augusta, thence Via the Georgia RAIL
The seaboard. too has had. Its trarlo
somewhat interrupted by !, tho ging
streams. and both this and the Atlantic
Coast Line have had to resort to the
route via Charlotte to Augusta
Car Service Agent George g: Sfpp.. OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, left
Yesterday for Quebec, Ontario, to attend
q convention Of car service agents there.
He Will go via the Chesapeake and Ohio
to Chicago. and thence to the Canadian
The chesapeake and Ohio is no longer
bothered ut all by reason of high water
in the Rivanna Valley and was but
slightly affected at any time.
The Norfolk and Western Is preparing
Tor its annual Fourthfo OF July excursions
to Norfolk and the Beach, and expects
to handle n great crowd.
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN
Cotton Has Grown Well, but is Grassy
Transplanting Tobacco.
fpr s,o,,oted press

(By ASSOclhteu iTths.I
WASHINGTON, June 9.--Ths WeatheE
Bureaus weekly summary OF crop cons
dltions says:
Excessive rains In the lower Missouri
Central Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, the
favm work and caused great damage to
Cotton in the eastern portion OF the
belt has made good Growth, Sus ,, Is sb x;arS
While portions OF the central districts
need rain and suffered somewhat from
cool nights during the early part OF Ting
week Good showers were very beneficial ,s
rapidly. Considerable damage by web.
worms is reported from Northern Texas IS
central and southern, countries. The
crop has also sustained damage by
Insects in Indian Territory and by foods
in Missouri and Tennessee, Cotton con-
The week as whole has been, Very
favorable for TRANSFORMING tobacco,
which Is nearly completed over about
three,fonrth Of the tobacco area. having
made favorable progress IN all DISTRICTS,
Good stands arc generally indlcared
and the plants are starting nicely,
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MARKET WAS
fLURRIED
Closed in a Semi-Demorallzed
Condition at Lowest.
LITTLE NEWS TO EXPLAIN
Several Rallies We're Followed by Re-
newed Liquidation at Higher Level
and Last Price We're the Worst.
Bonds Weak.

NEW YORK. June e.--To.day stock
market went through an eNtrasora..hatt,s ~.
series of fluctuations, but closed 81 a a,,t
and In q emi-dernoralized conn i, 10
This was after prices had twice been RAJ,
lied to above last nights Level. th ne, seams aains
in number of active speculative iead-
ers. st. Paul rose 1.s over last nasr,.,
Missouri Pacific "a. New York s Ssnfral
the Atchison and Wabash preferred about
a point. There were important exam exam
piles also amongst the industrlals s,l nov
ket was a Substantial fraction above
last night The largo buying OF the ad-
vance gave the rally a. more Impressive
appearance than. anything, that has o &c,
the conviction OF the floor seemed fairly
general that the market had turned up.
waIds at least temp9rar,iy u ,h mas p gas
absorption OF an influential character
at several points In tho list. notably IN
St. Paul. Pennsylvania ana at n ne o norK
sustained the belief that responsible flnan,
cial interests stand ready TO take over Az
available offerings Of Pennsy ~ LA at
new issue OF stock was Offered TO stock.
they had formulated this purpose IN
dictate to take the new issue Of stock
Off its hands. Such state OF affairs is
calculated to buttress PennsylYania
stock.
the ADVANCE Hg aee eliminated. At that time
1t became evident that the higher level
of prices was being used as OASIS LOT
renewed liquidation and the market crum-
blcd until the close, the fall gaming
momentum an It proceeded. The force Of
tho selling conferred on Baltimore and
Ohio and Norfolk and Western. the for
and western 8 3-s. The failure of SO
promising a movement towards recovery
redoubled the disbursement on all
hands and heavy selling was renewed In
Atchison down to new low LEVEL on
to 70 3-s. Reading TO AZ 3-s, Erie to 30 6-8
and United States Steel preferred to
70 "a. Northern Securities also sold down
to a now low level on the curb.
DEVELOPMENT beyond a renewed outbreak
OF the wild speculation In cotton. In
which Wall Street was reported to be on;
the short side. and further hardening
of the time money market
The bond market shared in the weak
ness OF stockg. but In only a moderate
degree.
United States rs and 3's advanced IA
per cent. on the last call.
T Toa s saes 81 pr st yaus tsds n @er.
100 shares,
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLosE:
Money on call. steady at 2d8 1-s per
fHn s fGylnE Gays ofterta q ma ne
days, A1-2a5 per cent: six months, IS LAO
liz; primo mercantile paper, 3-4g5 IA
per cent?. sterling. exchange, barely
bills At si.s755 for demand and at sLss
for sixty day bills: posted rates, S4.s5 1-2lp
lSs IL: commercial bills. $4si 5.S; bar.
silver. 50 Sd: Mexican dollars. 42.
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STEADY. No. spring wheat. 7s@7oc.; No. 8,
7idTSc.: No. 2 red. 7bM @7ec. No. corn
4s@4sAe:; No 2,yelloSw, 4sAe: Ne e. !, oats 4ts
Oh mating, boa54e. 10. haxseed s1.toh;
No. J. northwestern, s1.12; prime Timothy SEED 60
lard, per 100 pounds, .ss;77h9s.so; shor. ribs
oose dry sa s1Gss shoulders
So. 60 Jm9.75. WhTskey basis OF high wtnea,
81 30 Glover, contract grade, S11.5oTll;75'
Butter-Steady: creameries, l5g22c,i aalrWIes'
Cheese-steady at 1oh6111hc.
BALTIMORE, ND, june s.-FLouR--Quiet
and unchanged Wheat-Duli and Nwer; spot,
.70% mTokc.; June, 79hc asked; southern by
sample. 7eGs0c. Corn-Dull and lower; SPOT.
52A l5sc.; June, 52l @53c.; southern white
corn, 4aI55hc. Oats-FiSm; on. 2 white,
42942Hc. Rye-Steady; No. 2, 5e1ac. Butter
and Sugar-Firm and unchanged. Eggs and
.Chcese-Steady and unchanged.
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conference Of tobacco men with represent
at1ves OF tho Southeastern Tariff Asso-
oiaton, with view to securing some sat
isfaotory adjustment of insurance rates.
At the present time loud complaints are
being heard from tobacconists IN various $
quarters. Tho conference will be held
here In few days. and 1t is1 hoped will
be productive OF soma good.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, juno 9.-The cotton market
opened tru at a decline of point, an advance
OF IL points under hrmer cables and continued
scare Of July shorts 1t was one OF the most
nervous and exciting opening of the season.
On the call July sold first at 1l.s5, went to
1i.se@11,ss. then jumped to ll,o2 and sold at
1i.e5, with later months more active and no less
excited August sold ut 1t.3o. September at
1884; October at 9.7S and. December at o,60.
The receipts for the day were moderate.
Further showers were reported over the cotton
belt and Liverpool, which at nrst seat rather
q disappointing response to our advance on the
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Wall Street Gossip.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, June a.-The stock market at
the opening was generally weak. as the decline
In london was disco,r ging, and tho door trad
FRS believed that the rally OF the prerions day
had been merely on the covering OF a few shorts
and did not represent any aggressive buying
power There was noticnably good support 10
st. Paul, Pennsylvania and the Steel Issues,
but outside OF this liquidation was general
COPPER AGAIN WEAK:
AmnlS Jana ted Copper WAS weak on the weak
ness in Rio Tintos In London and the slump in
the metal there. Trade interests generally
thought 1t would be impossible to maintain tn Q
price OF the metal here in the face Of the break
In the London market
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. O., June o.--sPIRITs
ITS TURPENTINE,,a,steady at 45Nc.; receipts.
barrels Crude Turpentlne- Firm at Sl.76, So
and SO, 25; receipts, o shHrrels. Tar--Firm at
S1,65; receipts, 80 barrels,
SAVANNAH, GA, June 0.--TuRPENTINE-
Firm at 46Ac.; receipts l,l7a casks; sales, T26
casks; exports, 27o casks RGN!n,-lNirm re-
CHARLESTON, S. c., June o,---TuRpEN-
changed
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To Bring SayIer Sack.

Governor Montague yesterday issued g
one IA. b. Sayler, who IL wanted in ScotS
county on the charge Of killing LilburH
Ramey on May cath last.
Sayler Is confined in jail at Portsmonrnf
Ohio and Sheriff Broadwatsa, OF ScotSIs
has gone to bring h!la back.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. June o.-rhe peanut marie
Is quiet to-day. The ony change In prices ID
17hc. bushel. The prices nra as follows:
Fancy. quiet at &c.; strictly prime, 2Mc.;
prime, exc; low grades Be-; machine picked.
2I2hc.; Spanish 77iac. per h,lshel. Blackeye
peas, S2.25 bag; black and speckle pens. 81;
clay and red peas. Soc Peanut bags In bales,
6S In. Z 4-10c
PETERSBURG, VA, June 0.-PEANUTS--
Spanish, new, market very lrm Mt II &c.; sellers
asking more. Virgna's- at SC.
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nnY cnnns MARKE1,

NEW YORK, June 9,--The dry goods market
shows no signs OF increayed activity, but on
buyers show little desire to operate for their
future needs. Buying has been fair and with
reports of only moderate retail business the
jobher is naturally inclined to operate with con-
tisn.
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the market rallied batter than It has Done tor
some DAYS past The heavy selling for. foreign
account In the first hour was NOT cont'naeu, dn
traders seemed TO be operating lor rhi..
81 pnul was the leader and held good deal OF
influence on the general market sentiment.
r looked as IL the big pool in Canadian Pacific
wss in the market again in force. London took
little OF the stock. and there seemed TO 9 ,hat
soueezeablc short interest. IT Is probable thar
the stock has been oversold on an exaggerated
estimate of the Ames position IN II ana , an un'
LIBERALIZATION of the strength OF the pool.
RALLY n. ST. PAUL:
The rally In st. Paul wac largely due to cor
ment has been uneasy for some time past y, ~
yie,s OF the steady accumulation by STANDARD
OIL brokers. This has been the more noticespie'
as that interest has not been particularly puil'
iSh elsewhere
MEXICAN NATIONALS: !.
McIican National Issues acted we'll and 1t
looked as il the stock purchased By the Mexican
government had left very little OF the preieILea
In the street Foreign houses ns 9hs is understood
that the development has been 1aYorhpi! fe-
ceived 10 London
A: The improvement in Nssonr, Pacific was en-. en-.
coura gius. as the recsn. SUPPORT from 'ht
Gould interest has been very measEe.
AFTERNOON TRADING: s.
v Tho market became very dull tho earl! ~,
ternoou and barely held its rally. Standard OH
buying was the most important bull argument
on the door but It looked as II the stronger
professional elemeat were putting out stock on
the expectation OF some market disturbance be.
fore the publicatio. OF the government crop
rcpnrt The support looked good In places, hui
tho h,ying was not aggressive. and stocks as
rule checked when room short Interest had COW
cred.
STILL TAKING COPPER:
1t Is sull claimed that the STANDARD Oh IN,
terest ia taking Amulgnmated Copper around
those figures hut It Is doubtful II there has
been much buying for this source. II IS PROP
able however, that number OF STANDARD Oh
Followers sold the stock short on the uhsucccss.
mi ATTEMPT OF the Lcwisohn interest to take
pronts when they carried the price up to 70. and
have covered.
5PESNsY SUPPORT GOOD:
Although there WINS some heavy realizing the
support in Pennsylvania was notieeaby COOL
There ia no reason TO believe that tho under.
Writing syndicate has been In the market and
tho interest of the Standard OIL people seem 10
he directly against depressing, the price. Inc
stock is SIN scarce in the loan crowd
THE CLOSE: ~. a. 49,,
advances practically all lost. The professional!
element threw over stocks when they found
a disappointing response to tho attempt TO 40.
vance them, and the heavy Western realzfns
was an adverse factor OF considerable import
ance At no time during the day was me hny.
ing aggressive while on the other hand the Dear
ma rty was again much in evidence.
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Judgment Rendered.

Tn the Law and EQUITY Court yesters
day Judgment for sllk.6 was. Tsndered
against y. c. DIM In favor Of the Viss
Suit was entered by ]. II. Albert IN ths
same court against r. l.. Deayesss fon
Slo0, alleged damages. i
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REGISTER RESPONSIBLE

Wont Allow Any Meetings in House and
Senate Chambers.
Pursuant to joint resolution adopted
by the recent session of the Legislature.
making the Register of the Land Office,
Colonel John w. Richardson. responsible
for the care and safety of the books and
papers OF the members left In their desks
until the November session. that officer
has declined to allow any meetings to be
held there during the interim. and has
had the doors to both chambers locked.
This action was taken because the desks
are In bad order and cannot be locked.
Among tho requests declined recently
was that of tho president of the Stath
Board of Medical Examiners, who de-
sired to have his annual meeting in the
says he regretted to decline the request,
but conditions were such az to make this
course almost imperative
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CoTToNsEEp ON MARkET,

NEW YORK, June 9,--Cottonsead oil was dull
and about steady. Prime crude, +. o. b.. mills,
SlGls4 lac.; prime summer yellow, 401a Gale OF
summer yellow. ST@87lac.; prime while, 400
47c. prime winter yellow, 46Ma7c.; prime meal,
$27Gl27.h0 nominal.
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Seaboard Earnings.

Following Is a comparative statement
of the approximate earnings of the Sea-
board Air Line system for the fourth
week In MAY: s7iK is|tti ~ u ~ Use
Week ending May S1st. 1909, ssO4,Sl 1902,
s315S65: decrease. 81 1,654. .IEouri weeks.
ending May S1st. 1903, 81 .03s,S79; 1902. 81
Slst. 1902. $l1,6lS46a; 1902, s10,6S2.So5; in
crease. s0S0,664. S8l
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THROW OVER STOCKS:

Tho direction OF liquidation gave the I'm.
preston that sone Western spectators were
Obliged TO throw over stock, especially MS those
most Affected were issues where there had beon
an aggressiyely bulish Western element early
IN January. Selling OF this character was APP
parent in Baltimore and Ohio, Rock Island, Nor,
folk and Western and the anthracite stocks.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, June o, 1908.
nTTOTATJOSS
CATTLE MARKET,

CHICAGO, I'LL. June o,--cA1TLE-Market
$50; cows and heifers, sie6G5; calves, s2.So@
40; Hoss-Market 541ec. higher. Sheep
Market strong to 15c. higher. Good to choice
wethers, s4,5o@5a5; native lambs. si.5o@7.
NEW YORK. June o-BEEvEs-No sales re.
ported. City dressed, native sides. extreme
range. s1s@e per pound. Calves steudy. No
sales reported City dressed veals general
firm; good lambs steady. SheG< sol dat So. 5oD
5.35 per 100 pounds; lambs ar S6.7bGs. Hogs
NJ sales reported.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. June o.-CATTLE-
Steady. Choice, S5.4OG5.5o prime. s515G5. IS;
good $4.S545. Hogs-Iligher; prime heavy,
SU1O6615; mediums, s606.l6; heavy workers.
s0.8o5; light yorkers and pigs, 6o598.Io;
ers,. s4.7o@4.oo: choice yearlings, s5.5o@6.
Veal calves S7G7.25
L CINCINNATI O., June o.--HoGs--Actiye and
higher at S4.25d6 Cattle-steady at s2.5oG1
4.75. Sheep-Steady at 1929 b4,25. Lambs
Strong ut S4.5oM7.25
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nA1a1MoRp STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, June o;--seabeard !, All A
seaboard AS, 7o@so, Atlantic Coast Line
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covrRNNENT REpoRT:

GOVERNMENT REPoRT:
Tho street did not expect an alarming govern.
ment crop report, especially as the condition of
corn would not be salient feature. while the
showing for wheat and oats is expected to be
good The Kansas State report was expected
TO follow these lines.
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sIoss,sHETFIELD;

SlDSS-SHf,fflf lLD'
1t Ia officially estimated that ss.Shef!e!d
earnings for May, after allowing for interest
and taxes, were S1Ss, 900. which compares with
$50 $40 tho actual surplus earnings for the cor.
responding month In 1902 President aiaben.
of the company, who Is now In Europe. Is ex-
pected to return shortly. while the directors
meet to-day to act on the preferred dividend. II
is likely that another meeting OF the board
will be held in about week, after President
Maben returns when the question of a COM
mon dividend will be discussed. 1t seems prac-
tically certain that the common stock will he
placed on 4 per cent. or s per cent. dividend
basis very shortly with indications pointing to
the latter rate.
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SDOt cotton Closed on POINTS hikEEA h..a'A''.ts
| uplands, 1906 middllng gulf, 12o3; sales. 90
hales.
Cotton, quiet; middling. 1910: net receipts,
| 81 bales gross. 1.264 bales; sales, 55s bales;
| stock, 184 64o bales.
Total today at all seaports-Net receipts,
2o7S bales; export to Great Britain, 800 bales;
stock 2SS. 1888 bales.
Consolidated at all seaports--Net receipts,
70 7baies; export to Great Britain 1911 bales;
to France, 1850 bales; to the Continent 2ois
bales. ~
receipts Z sos 0S TbaIes export to Great Britain,
g. 7o3 o33 bales; to France, 7b26 34 bales; 10 INC
Continent 2,755,se7 bales; to Japan, 1o51o6
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 0.--CoTToN--spot cot
| ton was in better demand to-day and Offering
more liberal. Quotations advanced 49,
In tho future market the bulls made things
lively by tossing the staple upward. The ex,
| traordlnary advance OF ~ points IN Liverpool
and tho sharp movement In the same olrectioh
| In New York gave the bulls fresh courage and
| thew nyaied themselves fully OF every opPor-
! tunity to place the entire list on y hlsher
level At the opening June was points UP,
| July o, August 6. September IL ana the other
months were 1G14 points higher, the upward
| movement continuing to the close, When me nht
| showed large gains for tho day on al positlons
| from June to September inclusive. June was
| no so points July o. August 80. september 5i'
| October u and November, December ana jan
| uary points each.
| Cotton futures Arm: juno 1920 bid; July,
| 1880 bid; August, l23SG130o; September
| O. ao6Io 5O December, 04o@050; January, oooSp
| u Il.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE o, 1908.
.-.- ARRIVED wv w..

Steamer Rerkeley. Guy. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers Old Domipion line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Caves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and passen,
gers. Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brekeley, Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
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- e ,o,rn,,,, o., registered 49,. 1853
u. s. refunding 2's, coupon. loof
- q a.. .o,,nar 49,. 49,
" o. os. ppom,.taras ..... 1851
y. .. Sew =. as,nor, ,............... 1851
~. e. NY NY - snn}.tarad ...,,..... 10
". . oiu y o. ,anhnn 1...,...... III
y. .. Siu .. ,c.onnh ..,,... 1921
y. >. ns' resls.sies''' :........ 1921
Y: .; ~, coupoi a.! ......... 99J
atchison, es TIL. ,ar+ a. 50
Atcnison. huJH o, n'a ,.i.,.,.. 102
baltimore ana o o,i az. .. 93a
baltimore ana o otio SSny 1,s............ 1901
Canada Southern DDS ............t.''t..'''' ioa
Central OF Georgia bs ..;......''....... "a
Chesapeate and Ohio 411's.....-.....''. i 30
Chicago and Alton Sh's ...;.....''...' ca "a
Chicago. D. and Quincy new wv 4s a:'.. 100
chicago and Northwestern con. 49, 'oo7
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THE FIRST HOUR:
and then lost a little of its strength. becoming
rather dull in the first hour. The volume OF
liquidation was not as large as the early sales
hoth sellers The professional element seemed
10 he putting out stock on the rally.
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AIthouph there wns some heavy realizing the
support in Pennsylvania was notieeably good.
There is no reason to believe that tho under,
wiling syndicate has been in the market, and
tho interest OF the Standard OIL people seem to
he directly against depressing, the price. Inc
stock is stlll scarce in the loan crowd.
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the market rallied better than It hns done i for
snme DAYS psst. The heavy selling for foreign
s s.annt in thn frst hour was not continued. and
traders SEEMED TO be operating Tor rally;
ST. paul was the leader and held good deal Oh
innrcnce on the general market sentlnent.
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RALLY IN ST. PAUL:
The rnlly In st. Paul Wac largely Que to COZ
ertnr OF traders, shorts. The professional eie
ment has been uneasy for rome time past IN
yiew OF the steady accumulation BY STANDARD
OH brokers. This has been the more not!cespie
as that interest has not been particularly bull
Ten aJx
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CANADIAN PACIFIC: ia.
1t looked as II the big POOL IN Cananlhn rhs l,
w.s in the market again in force. London TOOK
little Of the stock, and there seemed to be a
squeezeable short interest. II Is probable .aat
estimate OF the Ames position In IT and an un'
deryaluntion of the strength OF the pool.