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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-03
HEINzE EXPERTS AT TINTIc.
SampIing of the Eagle & Blue Bell
Is Now Under Way.

Having concluded their examination
and sampling of the Dalton and Lark,
commercial and lead mines of the Bling
lam Consolidated company at Bing-
ham, the expert staff of F. Angus
tus Heinze, is now at work in the COM
pany's Eagle and Blue Bell properties,
at Tintic. Experts Frazier and Arnett
have been at the property since Mon
day, and z. L. Frank, chief of staff,
took the train for the mines, accom-
panied by General Manager Duncan
MacVichie Thursday night.
It is expected at camp that the task
of sampling the Eagle and Blue Bell
viii be finished up within week and
then, unless the experts have other
commissions to execute, they will prob
ably return to Butte and compile the
data gathered for a report that Mr..
Frank viii forward to Mr.. Heinze. It
is suspected. though, that other work
will be laid out for this crew Oh experts
by the time the Eagle and Blue Bell
task is finished that may hold them in
the same district.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
DaIy-Judse Active at $40 and Lit
tie Above-SiIVer King at SAP.

During yesterdays trading on the min
ing exchange a total If So 467 shares of
stock, with a selling value of S44, $3.50
changed hands. Sales of Daly-Judge, for
cash and future delivery, exceeded 1880
shares and the bulk of the trading was
at and a little above $40 per share. Co.
lumbus Consolidated came within a cent
Of reaching S., while Little Bell did bust
ness at $46S to S4.75, closing at $40. Sill
yer King dropped 100 shares at $40 and
Grand Central remained unchanged at
$3.50. Montgomery Mountain was dealt
in for the first time since the passing
of control to Samuel NeWhouse. From
5415 cents it moved up to SIS cents. May
Day was a little stronger and so was
Sacramento and Wabash, but otherwise
the market appeared a little unsteady,
particularly toward the close
Following is the list of final quotations
and record Of sales made during the two
regular and open board calls:
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Money, Silver, Etc.

New York, March Mooney on call
steady, 31zQ6 per cent: ruling rate. aga
4% per cent; closing bid, per cent; of
fered, per cent; time loans. firm: sixty
and ninety days, 51zd6 per cent; six
months, 5ILd51z.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G5h per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S5TO64 $50
for demand and at 4825904 1855 for sixty
day bills: posted rates, 4S3z94S4 and
4.S7G4.S715; commercial bills, 4S2A-
Bar silver, 65L.
Mexican dollars 50L.
Government bonds, strong; railroad
bonds Irregular
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Utah Stocks in Boston.

James a Pollock 6 Co., bankers and
brokers, yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine, Weber & Co,
one Of their Boston correspondents, the
record Of sales of Utah stocks on the
Boston market, with range and closing
quotations:
Boston, March 2-The market contin-
ued dull and weak, following continued
liquidation in Amalgamated. Franklin
advanced to 20A on reports of $50 tons
of product for February and later de-
clined to 10 on correction to 40S tons. VOL
VERNE was strong all day on investment
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STOCK MARKET
A DULL AFFAIR
Little Show of Liquidation and at the
Same Time No Show of
Strength.
MONEY RATE WAS LOWER
SMALL DRIVE AGAINST AMAIcA-
MATED COPPER.

New York, March 2.-Today's stock
market was a dull affair and prices
drifted sluggishly and rather aimlessly.
There was not much pressure of Hqui-
datIon and some show of strength was
noted during the early part of the day.
But the market failed to rebound TO
the extent usual after such a drive on
prices as that Of the middle portion of
the week. Disappointment over the
action OF the market caused some dis
enlargement amongst speculative hold
ers and induced a spilIing out Of stocks
from time to time. The gains of the
morning were most among the stocks
not of the first Importance, and their
ERECT upon sentiment was consequent
" lessened- It seemed evident that no
large demand existed for securities as
yet at the ruling prices. Developments
IN the money market were rather in
favor Of stocks and the tone of the call
money market was appreciably easier
IN spite of the extra demand incident
TO Fridays operations, which carry
over until Monday under the rules of
the stock exchange.
Yesterdays high rate of : per cent
was not touched and loans were made
below per cent very soon after the
borrowing for the day began. The es-
tinstes made up from reports by the
banks OF the weeks currency move
ment indicated some receipts on bal
ance from the interior by the express
movement IN spite of the current re-
ports of heavy shipments by that
means. These reports pointed to the
remittance Of nearly three-quarters of
a million dollars yesterday and today
to Chicago alone. Bankers here
asserted that the movement was nor
mai and had no special cause growing
out of the recent slight disturbances in
Chicago banking affairs. On the week
it was said that the withdrawal of
So, 793,000 by the sub-treasury had been
sufficiently offset by the movement
from the interior to bring down the
net decrease in cash for the week to
below s., 600 600.
A special cause for the weeks drain
on bank reserves was pointed out in
the expiration of Feb. "a Of the three
year interval since the rechartering of
some ESQ national banks, which placed
upon those banks the obligation to
deposit lawful money with the treasury
covering the amount of notes under
their old charters which had not vet
come in for redemption. The amount
thus deposited with the treasury for
the month of February was s7,14S, 600
almost all of which was paid in the
last week of February and almost en-
tirely by the New York banks on ac-
count of their interior correspond
ents. That this operation was an i'm
portant influence on the New York
money market Is easily seen. The de-
mand for credits, however, is not con-
fined to the call loan market, and loans
for periods up to ninety days were
made today again at 81 to s per cent.
Foreign exchange also continued to
decline although discounts We're harder
in London and sterling exchange fell
back in Paris.
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Ore and Bullion.

Silver, 65t4c per ounce
Copper Ccasting), 171zc per pound.
Lead, S5.35 per 100 pounds.
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NEVADA STOCKS.
Forenoon Sales.

Daly-Judge, 9O0Gs1O; 9O56s10, seller so;
2OOq$1O-25, buyer 50; 1OOQs1O, seller, 80; 600
GS10.0212; 1O0QS10.15, buyer 30.
Grand Central, 1O0qs355.
Little Bell, 1OOQS475; 1O0Q$47o-
Sacramento, 1,0O0G14%zc.
Uncle Sam, 400q4Oc; 2,3OOd39s4c; 1,10OG
591zc.
New York, 500Q23Izc; 1,1O0d23c; 5c0a22%c
seller so; 500G2Zsc.
Wabash, 1O0G90c; 15OG86c; 1OOdS5c; 9OO0
S7lhc. 1n06S2c
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Financial and Commercial

buying. Considering the weakness in
Amalgamated our market held fairly well.
but we cannot see anything to bull
stocks on, while money is so firm. The
foreign visible copper supply March was
$3.50 tonuS, a decrease of LIS tons with
in the past two weeks. Quotations:
Sales On High Low Close
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.
Metal Markets.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted TO S57, 800 as follows: Sill
yer, lead. gold and copper ores, S35, 100;
base bullion 81 400.
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Open Board.

Copper Glance, 500G91zc-
Daly-Judge, 1O0q$1O-00-
Emerald, 500d10c
Grand Central, 2O0d$3-55.
Little Bell, 500G$4.7O.
New York, 1.0O0Q22Ac; S,500@2Sc, buyer
50.
Sacramento, 5,J00d15c-
Shares sold, 1850.
Selling value, So, 111-63-
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, March 2-Today's state
ment of the treasury shows. Available
cash balance. 49,, 567,O66; gold coin and
IUlIion, sc, 296 SIS; gold ceTtificates ST
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Tonopah-GoIdfIeTd Stocks,

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following as the closing quotations on
the San Francisco exchange yesterday
over their private wire:
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TINTIC oFE SHIPMENTS.
Nineteen Properties Send Out 1874
Carloads During Week.
Especial to The Herald

Especial to The Herald)
Eureka, March 2-During the week
ending last night nineteen Of the pro-
ducing mines of Tintic district sent to
the valley smeIters a total Of 1S4 car
loads of ore as follows:
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announcement was recently made that
there was no friction between SchWab
and the American company
Secretary G. w. Lambourne of the
DaIy-Judge company went out to the
Park yesterday to inspect the proper
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Open Board.

Beck Tunnel. 1OOde2c; 2OOQ61kc; 1000
61Rc.
49S; 1O0dS499.
Carisa. 500029c
Consolidated Mercur, 200G65c.
Golden Crown. 200d41c.
Little Bell, 1O0d$4- IS; 1O0G$4.70.
Manhattan Gold King, 3OO0G10c.
Montgomery Mountain, 5001541zc; 1000
sc; 100G56c.
New York, 10Od221zc; 5O0Q2214c-
Silver King. 1O0GS42.00.
Tetro, LOCALE.
Shares. sold, 16,117-
Selling value, 81, 434.05.
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Afternoon Sales.

Daly-J1dge, 259s1O.00.
Little Bell, 100q$4691z; 100qS469; 1000
S46Sh.
May Day, SOOa90ssc; 1.5OOQ2O1hc; 2,Oo0@
20Ac.
Star Con-, 100lD13c.
Little Chief, 1,O00d42sc; 1,000G414c.
New York, 500G2212c, seller so.
Wabash, 100QSSc; 100qS5c, buyer 50; 100
MSAc
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Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds of PhiIippiGs
Government
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York, Nov. 27-CATTLE- Receipts. so head
DO trading Feeling weak fer steers. Dressed beef
siGE al 6i4ssA per pound. for natives sides. 80
later cables shipments to-day. go bee'es and 81
quarters ~ beef.
CALyEs-Receipts. 81 head. for the market
Feeling steady. Neals sid az 500as5 50: Western
calves. IG. city dressed veals. slow. al sal3iz.
Country dressed. unchanged. at 6aIli1.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts SO head. Vey
little trading. feeling STEADY Lambs sold al 7.7aa
80
HOGs-Receipts $40 head; half car on sale:
steady State and Pennsylvania hoss sod late yes-
terday al 6-5e~6 Co. A few pigs. at go
Chicago Nov. I.-CATTLE-RcCcipts 5000 head
estimated Tor tomorrow 1900; market steady
Prime beeves 5.70a7 >; poor 70 medium, 3s0a5 81
stockers and feeders 20aii0; cous and hsifeTs 275a
So, canners. L5a26l: Westerns. 3sa6l0 Texans.
3.foliJ.
HOG]Recsip,s 2o5 head: estimated for TO-
morrow 25009. Market steady and few cents higher.
Light 95a6 %. r1-ghs s5as 90. mixed 605a6 .
heavy. eI0aeI5; pss. 5i0a5eo
sHEEP-Beceits. 1900 head. estimated for %
morrow, @,6oo Steady % iec lower. Native sheep.
3.eca57oi native lausbs, 4.75a759 Western lambs,
Lg0a14O
E4s. Buffalo. y. Y. Nov. E.-CATTLE-Receipts
80 head; fairly active. steady.
VEAL CALvES-Receipts. .; demand moderate;
yeals steady TAP yezls. T55a30); fair 10 good. 70a
80. heavy calves. 35la5.50
SHEEP AND LA1lBS-Receipts. 5000; slow and
easy, choice lambs. 7Sia7f3; emil 10 fair 525a--25
yearngs. 550a625 wetherS. 55oa600, ewes, 52jaj5 6
medium. 525a5 3 cuils 250ai3.
HOGS-Receipts. $40; active; firm; workers. ga
$50. high 656a665, heavy. medium grade 6 30a5. s.
rouEhs. 5.5oa5.so. stays. s.50a5.oo
PittsbUg Pa, nov 1-.-CATTLE-Sgpply light;
market steady; choice. 5-js6O0; prime 40aj7J
good. 5loa5.6j. fair 375a423. common 100a3 80
choice heifers. A00ai0: common 10 fair heifers.
253s375. bulls 251s3S1: fat COWS. 200a375: good
fresh cows and spTiugers. Zj.00a5o00; common 70
fair Is Gea0G0
SHEEP AND LANRS-Supply light. market slow
prime wethers 5.4)a55O; good mixed. 5loaj.35: fair
mixed. 54a5.59; culs and common, 205a309; lambs.
5G0a5.40. calves, 755: heavy and thin 5.45
HOGS-Receipts l5 head: active; an grades. 65Oa
6.55. rUushs. 5B0a57o. stags. A0lat0
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesalel

BUTTER-Stroug demand along all lines and
prices higher Creamery. fancy, 3liz to 52 per pound
Western frstS, g % 81 seconds, . 70 "a process
fancy. 2354 to p; fair to good. 2; store packed
firm, l9.
CHEESE-SIarket steady. New York state, fac
tory. sa.ge l3is to l33. do, small. il to 144 sum
mer. large, Il; Western factory new, choice. Il
do, fair to good, 10.
EGGS-Rccsipts increasing and market strong
Nearby fresh Virginia. 8; West Virgins and South
west Virginia 80; Tennessee. 80; North Carolina ?.
70 80 ducks. Is; storage. ? 20 q
LIVE POULTRN-CLickeus, receipts liberal and
demand active Turkeys, receipts heavy and market
irn- Chickens. large per p0und- L 10 Il; do, me-
dium I3 10 4. do small Il; hens II 10 Y; ROSTERS
:: ducks. l3 to Il; geese, 10 Il; turkeys. toms L
TO 10; hens choice. 10: keats to 10.
DRESSED POULTRI-Stcck received damaged by
warm weather. Turkeys. hens undrawn, per pound
10 I9. average. undrawn Il 70 IS do. thin. 10 e
Z; Old TOMS iIi chickens spring large. Is to Il
do, medium, 13 TO Il; do, small, Is to l6; hens
choice. z; ROSTERS, TO 10; do, young Z to I3
geese 10 to z; ducks II 20 l5
DRESSED MEATS-Calyes fun dressed $50 tc
eco; hesds of. BOO 20 $50 hogdressed calves 500 tc
$50; hams. country. sugar cured, "a; hogs snail
and neat per CWL, o50 DO, medium. 500 DO,
heavy 100 10 80.
GAME-Good stock at top prices. Rabbits Del
dozeu Ls9 10 2lO. Kits. per dozen. Is to LOg: quail
per do sa 30 10 500; Wild turkeys per h, Is e
20 DheasantA each. Leo to L25; woodcock. each
~ TO 90.
V1sETABLES-Irish potatoes. market fairly ac
tive. Vans ana vxeets dull Potatoes, home grown
I5O 10 LIS per Dbl: string beans per basket. 75a
Us potatoes per bushel, 6Oa65; Virginia and Mary
land per bbl., 80 10 LIS; Maine per SACK ls5 "a
zoo; sweet potatoes. per bbl.. LOO to I25 do vans
Loo, celery. New York. peT bunch 80 to 80: onions
Ohio, per bbl, LIS to 200; Maryland and Virginia
LIS 10 2O0; Spanish. per box. Us 10 l50: turnips
per box, 30 to 50; Hubbard squash. IS TO g; cab
bage nearby Maryland. 400 to 500 per 100 toma-
toes, nearby, 30 to l75 a box; California. l50 to
zoo Florida 100 to 200. Oka, per crate 500 to AGO.
FRUITS-Appes, market oycgstocked Apples
Jonathan per Dbl. 200 to 500; Alexander per D. n.
bbl go to $50: Gano per d. b. bbL go 70 325
Snow. per d. b. bbl.. 80 10 500: Holland pippins
per d. b. bbl 20 to Z75; fall Wppins. per d. h.
bbi.. 200 10 Us; None such. per d. h. bbI. LIS q
225; King. per d. h. bbL 500 to $50; Spitzepberg
per d. h. bbl, 80 TO 500; SPY. per d h Dbl. 25
to 300: BALDWIN. per d. h. bbi 30 to 800; Ben
Davis per d. h. bbl.. LIS 70 225; Greening Der d.
h. bbl. 200 TO go; bulk stock per bbl measure
Leo to lO: crab apples. per bb zoo to $50
Quinccs-Per bbl., 400. Pueapples-Florida. Del
crate 275 to 500. Grape fIuit-25a to 400 pel
box Jamaica 40 to 500 per barrel Florida oranges
2O0 to 275 box; pricky pear. l75 box; cranberries
$50 to 800 box grapes per basket, i2 to Is bananas
50 to LIS bunch Malaga grapes, 100 to 7.e0 keg
lemons 400 to 40.
Hay AND sTRAW-Tmothy. choice, new, lsE
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. E.-SUGAR-Tbere was a slight
improvement in sugar values a moderate
business The trades included 500 bags Surinan
centrifugal; December arrival at Z7-52 duty paid
basis 96-test. 90 the Federal It rumored that
some Cuba centrifugal sugar for December ship
nent had been sold at 7-I5 cost and freight g.
test. equal 20 $50 duty paid basis. Revised prices
were as follows: Centrifugal @-test. 27-32; mus
coyado. s9-test ; lj5a3 ll32. and molasses sugar
S9test 1-l6a3 SO: refined sugar was steady and
unchanged. London cabed stock Of sugar in the
United Kingdom at 5000 tons. against g. 900 tons
last year
The London market for sugar beets was about &d
higher with November and December quoted at IS
lOlzd
BUTTER-Receipts. s.395 packages. There was No
change in the market for butter. with extra cream
cry quoted at PC. and firm at that
EGGS Receipts. l2.5l5 cases The market for egg
remained frm on the quoted basis Of 32a33 for West
ern frsts.
NAVAL sTORES-stock rosiu. a. 40 barrels
spirits turpentine $50 barrels 692 barrels. Bus
ness in spirits turpentine and rosn quiet with
tones steady. and the former quoted at 7os toT ma
chine made barrels and r0sn quoted at 40 for
mon TO good strained. Tar remained nominal
MLLFEED-DuH. Spring bran, l0-lb. sacks
232O; middling. 900; city bran, G.o; Western red
dog. $50
FLOUR-strons. checking trade. Spring patents
4l5aA50; spring clears 35Oa3I5; winter stGaghts
35Oa26o; winter clears. 320a325 Kansas. in sacks
patents 375alOO: straghts. 355a365 clears, Z9oa
3S
RYE FTOUR-Moderate inquiry. 3s0a4-I5
CORNMEAL-Fair inquiry. Kiln dried for export
26ja2 70: coarse meal. in bags. l07al.05
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Trade is slow, at 2Da
i2G
HAY-Firm. but inactive; receipts. 1s75 tons. par,
expert Prime / Il0alI5 No. 2. LOOal.O5; No. 3
90ag1
STRAW-Weaker. Long rye, 55a6o.
BEEF-Strong restricting trade. Family. l3.5Oa
400; packet 1000aIl00.
PORK-Noderate trade. Ness lsOOalS75; family.
zoe
TALLOw-Light trade. City quoted at 81. in
hOgsheads-
LARD-UnchanFed Prime Western. $50; city
s25: continent 975; South American lO75; refined
Brazilian. in kegs HIS; city stearine. 10; olea
stearine. weak: CITY p; Chicago. p
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BOSTON STOCKS.

a-Cs, 4-I3.JUJ. AGAINST SL5Jl lUOl yeSterd
a week age. and S2,97I 900 q year ago.
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Now YORK MONEY.

New York, Nov Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened al per cent, highest, s;
lowest. 4, closing. a.
Most of the days loans were at 5 PER cent.
Time money was firmly held Some business was
done however. Rates. 6iza7 per cent f0r sixty. Z
per cent for ninety days. 6izs- per cent for four
months, per cent bid offered at 6z6iz per cent FOR
fgs and SIX months
Mercantile paper was not IN active demand Some
attractive names were offered Rates sixty 70
ninety days indorsed bills receivable. and rstcass
single names. 6a61z per cent; others not 50 well
known higher.
sIost of these quotations were merely nominal. as
no business Of any amount was done
The market for sterling to-day steady, with
rates points higher Rates for actual business were
as follows. sixty DAYS As9i5a3 $3.50; demand. 3s55ja
as570; cables. 495s5as- $50
Commercial bills we're 4797sa4sIh-
The supply of cotton bills was fairly good
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

members New York Stock Exchange, Munsey Build
ing
fIozln-
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.
Market remains quis

Market remains quiet
CATTLE-Eztra. 40 70 500 per cwt.i butchers
4 o.: ordinary 80 10 $50
HOGs-Per cwt., gross. q 20 $50: ordinary. $50.
sHEEP-Clpped. 400; medium. 80 70 375; con-
mon. 200 10 800.
LANBS-Pcr pound. spring choics, II 20 g; ne
dium, : 20 ~
CALVES-Per pound. prime. 70 81; medium. !
10 ~, grass, 70 81
COWS-Each. prime. 900 to 51.05: common. p. %
70 80 %. cid and dry 500 20 100.
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to i9Oo; No. l. new 1890; No. p new, = %; mixed
hay. 3 % 70 1900 clover IL0C 70 300: straw rye.
bundle II % % 200: rye, machine thrash. SO 70
$50; wheat rs; cit hay. per ton. 400 20 $500.
GRATN-Nbest choice, IS; fair to good s. 10 75;
ordinary 50 10 s.; rye. 80 70 81: c01n shallad new
white, 4 90 s.: yellow. 81 70 S. ear. 500 % $40:
Oats. Western white. No ?, Is 70 50; mixed. 56
20 81.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Yesterday session Of the Washington
Stock Exchange was chiefly characterized
By A raid on trust stocks which caused
Union Trust to break about points from
which there was slight rally before the
fireworks were over. Taken all in all, it
was the livehest day the brokers have
had this month.
Trading started in at good clip on
the railway shares, and it looked at one
time as though they We're again TO be
the feature OF the day. Several sales OF
Capital Traction were recorded at I45.
and when the call on Washington Rail-
way and Electric common was announced
the fun began in earnest. Demand for
the stock knocked OF half point from
the first sales. and 23J shares went under
the hammer at a. Then the price rallied
back to the opening figure and held firm
under bids for lG0, or even 1000, at prices
above the lowest price Of the day. Sew
eral men on the floor seemed anxious TO
get any amount Of the stock at any price
UP to H15.
Washington Gas also came in for some
business. after lying dormant for several
days. ia shares selling. all but the last
ten, at 5S1z.
Union Trust started In at 137. and ten
shares sold. Then the price fell points,
closing at 13j. with the stock offered at
I37 The rights declined to 6 on bids, but
after call demand for them brought the
price up to again, after sales Of POI.
After call there was some good trad
ing in Washington Railway and Electric
As at SJl
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saIes-Regular call. Y O'Clock u.
Capital Traction. AZ llj. % at lb 5 at lb
Washington Railway and Electric common 50 at
Hlt jbuger co., 80 at Aiz (buyer CO.., 50 al Al. %
al a. 30 az q, 20 at 81 50 al Il. 20 at 4lis. % al
EH. 20 a. sII5-
Washington Gas . at 5sis, % at 5s's, . at 5slz,
. at $50 lG az 55ls-
Lanst0n. 100 At lp4
Greene Copper. 100 at 3E 100 at 957s. 100 at 25as
buyer 5ei.
Union Trust. % AZ 1y7. 10 at 156
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 at no DO at Zl51t.
10 at 2Ijia 10 at Z5 10 at Zlis, 10 al 24A. 10 at
2li7s 10 at PISA.
Union Trust Rights. 70 at 6. 10 at 6, 10 az 6, 10
A. g. 10 at 6. 9 at e.. ! at Z, at 6, p at s, 2.
az g.
Columbia Title. 100 at l. at 4 at "a.
AFTER CALL
Greene Copper. 10 u Jiz
Washington Railway AID Electric s.. S,90 at 81,
s. 800 az 81 s. GO az 5iz slJ00 az 81.
Union Trust Rights q az 5-s. % at Z. 10 al l.
10 at "a 10 al sH 10 at g. 10 at ss 10 at SIS,
20 At g. 70 at g. 10 az g. 10 at g. 10 AT g, 10 a. 81.
81 at s.
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The Washington herald., 1906-11-28

Furnished BY f. x. Chapman d Co. members
,ew York Stock Exchange &. Bowie Chapman,
manager, 1901 + street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-28
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND F SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. sl.0O0.O0o
SURPLUS. $500 COO EARNED. ''

. II II any amount made on approved real
- estate collateral ~ reasonable rates
interest paid upon deposits monthly bal
snces subject 70 check
. InB company acts as executor. sdministTz.
- tor. trustee agent treasurer registrar. and
- N all other hducIary CAPACITIES.
Boxes for rent IL burglar and freproof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage Of Faluabls
- packages
- Real Estate Department is prepared to sssuas
- the Management Of youF real estate Careful
- attention given to all d -sIl[
The Washington herald., 1906-11-28

sales 20 noon yesterday. -. lo0 shares
Total sales Monday. 45o. .5l5 shares.
Total sales yesterday. -ss. 500 shares.