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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
MARKET FOR COTTON
NARxET RECOyERs PART OF REGENT
 LOSS TODAY.
r,overfur by Nearby shorts Causes Advancs af Five to Seventeen POints-Sales for the Day Were Estimated
 at 25O000 Bales.

New York, April 2s.--The cotton market recovered part of its recent loss during to- days trading largely as result of covering day tomorrow. The close was very steady at d net advance of 5@17 points Sales TOT the day were estimated at 250.0O bales. Ihe opening was steady at an advance or tVf p,ints in response to steady cables
 Hut Wall Street was weak and unsettleo early the weather map made good snow. ing on the average. There was no sign oL buil support and the market soon eased oIf under local bear pressure and little scat fering Houidation. Declining to within roint or two of the low level of the previous flaw the market was rallied later in the ses- sion by reports of firm spot conditions III me South and private wires saving that notices representing about 1.5oo bales were being stopped in New Orleans. The May Ionr interest in the local market seemed to be maintaining its position on the eve or notice day, making 1t seem certain that no tices here tomorrow will be stopped ana m the late trading there was quite ittIe Covering by shorts as well as buying by one or two spot interests. The close was within two or three points of the top.
 Receipts at the ports today 1.s5s bales. .rsinst I2 sO1 last week and 24.413 last bales. against s7.56s last week and lsl'saa ' year For the week testimated) ss.se99 ' against s7.o6s bales last week and1ei'sIf last year. ,, ,s.x bales, against 4.216 last year and a. Hous- ton l1ls, agRinst 3.o15 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Porf Mavemenf.

Gaiveston-steady. II 5-1sc: net receipts 2.277; gross receipts 2.s77; sales 100; stock 12o, 4i4; shipments coastwise +e63
 New Orleans-steady. II s.lsc: net re- ceipst 1,445; gross receipts 1,446; sales D. b6o : sto.>. 174. s25: shipments to Great Britain
 Mobiie-Firn. II 1-1sc: net receints ass: gross receipts 363; sales 50; stock 26.74S gross receipts 1000: stock s7.7Ss. r
 Charleston-Ftrm. lie: net receipts os' gross receipts b5: stock 14.9e7. ~
 wilminston-steady. 11c; 1ss 9st receipts ~;
 Norfolk--Steady. He: net receipts Soa gross receipts scr: sales i4s: stock sa.2S3; shipments coastwise sso
 Baltimore 111ac: gross receipts
 New York-oniea . 1t.75: net receipts 2so. gross receipts 4.ss2: sales 2.s4s; stock lss.. 4s5; shipments to France 2oe; to contfnen. OPS ..n gross receipts 1,5si: shipments to Great Britain 1se ,.
 Brunswick-Net receipts 45o: gross re. ceipts 45o: stock 13o: shipments to Great Britain 1,471.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By rriyats Wire to Leyemaa Company.

Ny fr1yate Wire to Loveman Company,
 S6 Commerce St.. Montgomery, Ala
 New Orleans. April 2s.--Notiea Day had just the opposite effect from what generally expected in this market today. Only about 1900 bales were rendered and the fact was observed that the house which issued most of the notices a large buy of May contracts the early morning decline. when May sold low as 92 and July low II .06 The scarcity of May notices, combined with a good spot demand. which developed later in the day encourag- ed the bull leaders. who bid the market up. being assisted by the bull clique in New York. where some big buying orders were in evidence. Shorts became frightened and covered freely. July contracts selling high as Ii. 23 before the close. which was steady at a net gain for the day of to 10 points Spots were officially reported steady and hc higher on all grades. Sales amounted to 4.650 bales. all told.
 Port receipts today were only 7.S5e bales, compared with e4.439 bales the correspon ing day last year. This is what might be called a perpendicular falling off in the movement to ports, and helped to strength en bullish sentiment. which Is coming to the front once more. The weekly statistics to- morrow will undoubtedly be of bullish character. and unless the bear forces able to turn the speculative trade in New York by large tenders on May tho market seems ready for a further advance.
 The weather however. continues 1avora- ble. and this Is bearish, feature. which Is apt to hold speculation on the long side in check for a while at least
 LOVEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

sxaaicAts., rksA -sadieatss tall
 ntver Foresasl
 (For next two dayap
 The Coosa will remain practically station ary; the Alabama will continue to fall very slowly or remain stationary.
 Weather Con1itioas.
 (For Past e4 hours.}
 Generally fair weather. with more ov less cloudiness has prevailed in Atlantic coast districts and over most of the Gulf states though marked barometric depresstons nov ing slowly eastward over the upper Missis- sippi Valley and northwestern Texas have caused scattered rains in the Dakotas. ii,i- nois. and Ohio. with sprinkles to light showers in the western and northern cotton districts and snow in wyoming. Tempera. lures have risen somewhat to the South or the Ohio River and have fallen six to fourteen degrees in the Missouri and upper Mississippi Valleys. An area of high ba- rometer moving southeastward over the ex- treme northwest Is giving fair and modef- ately cold weather over the Platea1 region and northern slope of the Rockies. with Killing frost in Utah. Conditions now Ia yor partly cloudy weather in this section to- night and Friday. with but little chsssSe m temperaturs.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending a. m- fetn Montgomery. Ala. April 2s. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
Interior Mnremenf.

Houston--Steady, II 5-16c: net receipts LIS; gross receipts LIS; shipments 2,7s4; sales 1os: stock 3s.5s2.
 Augusta---Quiet. II 5-16c: net receipts iss: gross receipts as2; shipments 4so: sales 3e5: stock 55.222. -.
 Memphis-steady. il1sc; net receipts 2SS gross receipts s17: shipments l.l7o: sales 700: stock &3.1e7.
 St Louis-ouiet 1iNc; net receipts ios; EOS; stock 35.423
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 24z; gross re- ceipts PAP: shipments 4S7: stock 1s,sAo
 LotIisvilie-Firm. 1iAc.
 Total today-Net receipts ,s35; gross re eeipts 4433; shipments 6.Toa: sales l.6ol; stock 1e2.434
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

slightly today; spot 1s2 pounds; futures ITS pounds los Locally steady. shade higher; spot Sss. TO @ s3s. 90.
 Copper shade lower in London: spot s7 nounds Ss; futures s3 pounds 5s. Locally unchanged: Lake SIS. 50 a SIS. 75: electrolyt- ic SIS, 25 O SIS 50; castings SIS; ooqt1s 25,
 speiter unchanged at 26 pounds 12s Sd in London and S6 .05 1ss 15 locally.
 Iron 6s lower in English markets and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
NEW oRLEANs COTTON FUTURES,
New Orieans, April 26.-cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today raxKad as foiloWe:
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
nEH osLEANs COTTON.

NeW Orleans. AprI 26.-Spot cotton m good demand and firmer Sales 4.6s0 bales including 1.seo to arrive and see fob. Quo tafiors advanced Nc; middiing ii S-lSc.
 ' FtIturss opened quiet with prices about the same as yesterdays closing. Soon after inc operfrg the market eased off slightly. hut this was followed by a sharp advance. To6ay was the first notice day for May in this market and some HOO notices were put ont the greater part of which were soon stopped, but about 800 bales circulated for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports. net T.sSs: ship rnents to Great Britain 12.ss1: to France goo: to continent s2s; stock SIC, 3o1- ments to Great Britain 54.o23: to France if342; to continent S5.445.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports. net 7,091.- ia9: shipments to Great Britain 55l. sea: 1: to France 62s, s44: to continent 2.l57.63l: to Japan 105. .721: to Mexico 2.164.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

Indicates trace of precipitation
 REMARKS: Temperatures have risen decidedly throughout the eastern and middle portions of the belt. and have falen slightly or re- mained stationary west of the Mississippi River Light showers have fallen over Arkansas and Western Tennessee, with sprinkles in some northeastern and western districts.
 FRANK P. cHAFFEE.
 Section Director Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
NrM YnRK C0TToN FuTUREs.

New York. April 26.--Cotton futures open- ed steady and closed very steady cp the
 New York Cotton Exchange today. quota tions ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. April 2s-The dry goods mar ket today was steady and quiet. shipment of goods to the Pacific coast was quite large many resident buyers having already received orders for duplication of all lines in the destroyed district in San Francisco. Job bIng houses did fair trade,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

some time before finding any one anxious for tenders. The market closed firm within a point of the top the list showing net gains of 7@ie points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. April 26.-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to decline of five points in sympathy with lower re- ceipts. The market closed steady net un- changed to 5 points lower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

standard foundry 4ss 9d: Cleveland war rants 4ss 1oHd Locally K .1a unchan9eS o0 d. No; & I SIS. 26 a siS.50 No. foundry. Southern $1s.50: No. do. SIS. co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
NEW ORLEANs SUGAR MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARhEA'
 New Orleans Apru 26 Sugar 9uleS;, ,p put ut centrifugal whites 3S Q4c; yeilows SA e Sc: seconds 2@3kc. -a.oa. centrifugal d zoe Syrup. nominal. 25@S0c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
ST. LOUIS PROVISION.

steady; prime refined in barrels ssc: prime crude loose ale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

Liverpool. April 2s.-Cotton futures open d quiet and steady and closed steady: \merican middlin1 zoe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
sr Yorrs cIosING MARKEr.

St. Louis. April 2s.-The St. Louis grain markets ranged as follows today May So range 7sR to soh. July IT'S d77h; range 77A to TIA z.n
 Corn.-- May 15N; range 451a to 4s. July 44N asked; range 44& to 44A.. September 44A, nominal
 Oats:- May s2 asked July 3oH asked. September 29 asked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
NEW YORK PRoDUCE MARKET.

New York. April 26.-Sugar raw, steady: fair refining 2N a2 2e-32c; centrifugal se- test 3% GS 13-S2c; molasses sugar 2S Q 21-32o: refined steady.
 Coffee spot Rio steady; No. invoice g t-Iec: mild firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

St. Louis. April 26.--Flour steady: red winter patents $4.40@$4.5 .50; extra fancy and stralghts $3. .s50 $4.So.
 Whiskey s1.22.
 Pork lower: jobbing $15.6o:
 Lard lower; prime steam Ss S2M. u.. Dry salt meats lower: boxed extra shorts $9. O0; clear ribs S9. 25; short clears $s S7h. Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts $s.fe; clear ribs $10. co: short clear Slo.o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. April 2e.--cotton seed oil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
TREASURY BALANCES.
THE METAL MARKETS.

Washington April 26.-Treasury balances &I5S, le2.4S2; gold 6.221 BOX.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-27
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, April 26.-Cattle. receipts 900. including 100 Southerns. Market lOV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following Nevada
Mining stock quotations:
Belmont 5hQ5A; Cash Boy. l1als:
Golden Anchor l3QH, Home. Is asked
Jim Butler, l40al42is MacNamara,
800; Midway. 290d221i,: Montana.
2.9oh2s1i4 North Star. 41d49: Ohio g
az; Tonopah Extension. 6&d6OO; Ton.
opah Nevada, iS.jOdls.00, West End.
ESQ asked, Adams, sG9; Atlanta. 27a
"a. Blue Bull l6alS: Booth. 5iG52;
columbia Mountain, 40d4l. Conqueror.
llql5; Diamondheld. 5000. Dixie. IA
s. Goldheld, mas: Jumbo l.s5dl.l5:
Jumbo Extension. 2SG40: Kendall. IS
asked. Laguna, i6afs, May Queen. 10.
Mohawk. 3soa4Oo. Red TOP, 1.5Odl.60.
Sandstone. s. asked, Silver Pick, Goa
81, ST. Ives. e5d6s. National Bank. IS
ass; Denver leo bid. Eclipse IS bid,
Gold Bar. l5idil 40. Original. l4d Is.
SteinWay. 20 bid. Con. Virginia Sc bid:
Ophir 1855 bid. Mexican. 50 bid: Gale.
doaia, % bid Exchequer. 53d55 Nor.
cross. % asked: Golden Crown. l5dis.
Great Bend e3 asked; Rescue. 2id22.
BLACK Butte Extension. 4d5. Tramp
s1 bid, Goldneld Belmont. 30 asked,
Montgomery Mountain. 30 asked; Sun.
SET l5ll6. Sceptre $3.50: Manhattan,
lanl6 Scyler- Humphrey, 23d25. Dex.
tet So asked Granny. % asked: Gold
Wedge, Sos, Lone Star, isdii: Great
Rend Extension l76iS. Great Bend
Annex n asked Crescent. i56i7: Cow
Boy llGl3 Denver Annex. 2q3: Black
Rock, fdi; New York Consolidated
-iN21. Manhattan Consolidated. rs
asked. Little Joe, 56s Mayhower 60a
81 Jumping Jack 46d47; Tramp Con.
1874 if0; r. y. Bonanza hid Frac.
ton, 100 asked. Ynukt 50. iidis.
Stray Dog. i76S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
Two Children Had Most Narrow Is
cape From Death.

There was an exciting runaway on
Second street this noon, in which two
children had narrow escape. A. r.
Hirth, a real estate dealer hired a
team from a local livery stable. which
he left In charge Of his l2-year-old
daughter Ruth. having been assured
that the team was quiet enough and
could be handled by a child. But AT "
and Second streets, one OF the horses
got the relns twisted under its tail.
and started to run. This got the other
horse going also. and at the corner Of
o street, one Of the runaways went
down into the open trench dug by the
gas company for its mains. and turned
over on It's back. dragging the other
horse on top Of H.
The sudden stoppage threw the child
out clear across the ditch. against Or
Miles fence. and ~ the same time the
team ran down a 5-year-old child named
Smith living on y street. Strange 10
say, neither child was seriously hurt,
though II appeared for the moment
that they must have been fatally in
jured They were removed to their
homes. where they presently recovered
The horse was dug out OF the trench
after good deal OF labor and got
back 10 the stable in very battered
condition. The parents NJ the children
are congratulating themselves that the
accident was no worse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
SUGAR AND COFFEE.

Liverpool Sept t-Close. wheat-sspi..
Is nd. Dec IS gtd
Weather partially cloudy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
CALL 1T REQUA.
Name Suggested for New Eastern Ne.
vada Metropolis.

IN as much as the location Of the
Nevada Copper company's new smelter
has been settled considerable specula-
ton has been INDUCED in as 10 what
the new town. which will necessarily
spring up will be called. The general
impression among local mining men
who are interested IN the development
Of the mines at Ely Is that It should re.
ceiye the name Of Requa, IN honor Of
Nj. l.. Requa, general manager Of the
Nevada consolidated and Nevada
Northern railroad.
The suggestion Is a good one. II has
been largely through the perseyering
enterprise OF Mr.. Requs that the Ely
copper district has been brought 50
prominently before the mining world,
and II would be IN the nature OF a pro-
per appreciation Of what he has done
towards bringing eastern capital 10
Nevada 10 perpetuaU his name in the
manner stated.
There Is not much doubt expressed
but that the new smelter town, and
not Ely. will become the metropolis OF
Ely mining regions. II VIII not only
be the headuarters ~ the mining COM
pany, but Will also be the location OF
the principal Offices Of the railroad
company as we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
GREAT MILLS FOR
ROUND MOUNTAIN
W. R. Gibson Says Other Nevada
Districts win Have 10 Hurry
To Keep Pace.
PLANS FOR LARGER PLANT
Now Well Adyanced-0ne for the
Camps Original Dis
CoVcry.

W. r. Gibson. a well known Round
Mountain, New, mining man, is OF
the opinion thar his camp IS going 70
become the location Of some big mills.
and, in fact makes the prediction that
all other Nevada districts will have to
go some II they keep in the race
Plans are well under way now for the
construction Of plant Of large proper
tons and interested IN Il is Richard l..
Colborn, former Salt Laker
LOTUS and Davis Of the Round
Mountain Mining company. the original
discoycrers OF the camp, announce that
they have ordered a mill. and other
companies are preparing 10 follow suit.
I'm the Round Mountain property.
which has 1000 feet on the lode. the
ore body Is from IS to 100 feet wide,
and every ounce Of 1t contains gold,
with some specimen orc that brought
the company $50 "a pound when shipped.
one single pound panied three ounces
Of the yellow metal. Some very rich
ore has been sacked oa the Antelope
also on the Falrview where the lode
Is at least 200 feet WIDE. with second
class showing a value OF 81 a pound
aud everything between walls Of a mill
grade; on the Red Top and the Virgin.
Round Mountain Is IN the old JEFF
ferson mining district IL miles south
Of Austin. For 40 years II was a pro-
Queer Of silver ores Of high grade.
The first gold was discovered less than
six months agO-to be exact on March
6 The ore makes on an immense por.
phyry dyke. which has been traced for
a mile and half. with a width vary
ing from IS TO 300 feet, practically all
Of which carries values Of milling
grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
WISCONSIN ELECTION.
State Is Trying Its Primary Law for
The First Time.

Milwaukee, Sept. 4. 49, Primary cleo
lions are being held throughout Wis
consin today for the first time since the
law vas enacted. The voters will nom
mate candidates for four state tickets
Republican. Democratic, Prohibition
and Social Democratic, and viii select
candidates for Congress. the state leg
islature and county tickets.
The chief interest centers IN the con-
test for the heads Of the Republican
and Democratic state tickets. Gov
James O. Davidson and Irvine l.. Len
root are the chief contenders for the
nomination for governor on the Repub-
lican ticket, while Senator Merton and
John \. Aylward are candidates FOR
the head Of the Democratic ticket
There are contests for Congress
among the Republicans In all but three
OF the II districts. The only Democratic
contest is in the First district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
MARSHALL BOYS RELEASED.
had Checks We're Made Right and
Trouble Comes 10 an End.

The case against Hon and Shen Mar
shall, the youths who came here from
Deseret and gave out some worthless
checks will not have 10 stand prosecu.
ton. thanks 10 Atty William Newton,
who took an interest in the boys and
made IL possible FOR them 10 escape pun
ishment further than that they have en-.
dured through Incarceration and noiorie-
~.
The youngsters came Up 10 salt Lake
20 have good time. They had IL. When
they ran short Of funds they wrote
checks and cashed the same. The checks
were no good and the boys we're arrested.
ATTY. Newton was convinced that the
Msrshalls were not bad al hear, and he
at once dug up the money Strengthened
out the tangle and the defendants are
released
In Judge Diehrs court this morning.
Hon was discharged and Shen was re-
leased on his own recognlzance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
CONCENTRATES.

W W ochs has returned from an
eastern business trip
G. II. Porter departed this morning
for Denver ON mining business
W ". Armstrong departed yester-
day Tor Ely, Nevada. on mining busi-
ness
p G. Wooliey Of the firm Of Pollock
q Company. has gone 10 Chicago on a
brief business Tip.
supt A. D. Moffat Of the Cactus
mine in Beaver county departed for
camp again last night.
Cashier Oliver ~ the Utah Anex
Mining company Is enjoying a visit
from his brother G. r. oliver Of chi.
cagO.
r II Renneits. superintendent u
The new Garfield smellers. was In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information

Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
ers for further information,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Coun-
~ State of Utah. In the matter NJ the
estate and guardianship OF Edward p
Ferry. an incompetent person. minor No.
tlce.-rhe petition for approval and set.
tlement Of the semEannual account u the
guardians 81 the person and the estate of
the above named incompetent person. has
been set for heaslng on Saturday. tho 18th
day Of september, A. b. 1915, at 10 o'clock
q. NJ, AZ the County Court House. in The
Court Room OF said Court, IN Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake County. Utah
Witness tho Clerk Of said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this LIST day Of
September. a. ID. 1906.
tseaD J. L. ELDREDGE JR-, Clerk.
by w, H. farnsworth, Deputy Clerk.
Richards, Richards Il Ferry, ATTORNEYS
for Guardians
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
Mr. BRIM WAS RIGHT.
Location Of Nevada Con, Smclter Good
Thing for Deep Greek.


Provo. Sept ~. L. Brim has re-
ceiyed a letter from his son at Duck
Creek. New, which states that the big
shelter is to be located half way be-
tween their property and McGill As
the entire distance Is only a mile II
VIII be seen that the smelter Will be
right at the mines. Mr.. Brlm appears
10 have been rlght IN his opinion on
the location az the shelter, when he
stated about two weeks ago, as pub
llshed In the News that II would DO
located at McGiil, and not al Ely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-04
OPENING PRICES
WENT UPWARD.
London Quotations al Higher
Level for Americans Were
The Cause.
THIS INVITED REALIZING.
Call Money Advanced aud This Had
Tie Effect Of Causing a
Halt.

New York, Sept i-London carried
prices Of Americans 10 a higher level dur
ing the holiday interval here and this In.
fuence. together with accumulated buying
orders from domestic sources, swept OPEN
ing prices upward throughout the list
ST. Paul opened az an advance Of "a over
Saturdays closing price; Great Northern
preferred 81, Northern Pacific 2. Cana
dian Pacific ia. b. & 0. rs. Pennsyl-
vanla. Norfolk a. Western. National
Railroad Of Mexico preferred, Union Pa
ellie, Southern Pacific. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Amalgamatcd Copper to lii.
and a number Of other stocks large frac-
Mons, The high opening prices invited
heavy realizing sales and the leyel drop
ped back a few stocks which did not
share 10 the speculative furOre sold be-
low Saturdays level The Hartman Pa
clncs, the t. 5. steel stocks and Pennsyl-
vanla were notably affected by the real
izing Later ST. Paul shot up 20 a new
record price. 0is over Saturday. b. & o.
rose rs, Reading ga. Northwestern ga.
Atchson IL and Erie and others point
These renewed advances had some sus-
tainirg eject on other stocks but the
uNtiNNN ~ III" ~ hHliAk itNlilli@NtNs
Opening rates for call money st per
cent had some restraining influence upon
speculation Smelling fell la and Union
Pacific a fraction below Saturday Anal
gamated Copper l., s Steel lost their
rise
Bonds were irregular at noon
Profit taking in some Of the strong
features and persistent pressure on Smelt-
ing caused a general relapse In prices In
the afternoon. Smelling dropped I points
below last weeks closing and Great
Northern preferred ~ and Lead l. Later.
buying ~ r & o. on a large scale slim.
ulated the market and prices hardened
h. @, sold at PA a gain Of points.
Stocks continued the same irregularity
as they had In the morning but fluotus-
lions became narrower as business de-
creased Reading and h & O. were both
confidently and showed gains Of a. and
g. respectively az ! o'clock Colorado Fuel
was forced on a poist