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The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co, members Of
New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges and the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange 1883 f street northwest.
New York. July s-The market made a good
start, mainly on the New Orleans Times Democrat
nsures 4 10 per cent decrease in acreage. Prices
otter working mp, eased of and as the dav ad-
vanced weakened materially, owing to absence Of
new buyers and preference Of longs TO even M
on account Of the absence Of any bullish weather
news. Texas nad few scattered rains over sun
day, and the temperature was scasonahle. this
proving a Disappointment to those who had cal
cuiatcd on adverse weather news Better crop
news was the rule from the belt in general. and
il looked as if the professional element WAS selling
more OF less. New Orleans sent some blying orders
and the market, on the whole. was fer the time
unlHyiting. 4 reduction Of 10 per cent in the
aggregate is bound to tell in the long run. even
if the crop continues 10 do better The generally
bullish outlook has in our opinion undergone no
change as to the ultimate result which is FOR less
cotton than will be needed. and in this belief good
reactions viii be in order whenever sotbacks have
been experienced. Liverpool is due to come 2s TO
lower tomorrow.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l&3-Lcroy Veney ct ux to William Mar
shall and John B Erwin. TO secure Louisa F.
Erwin 275 monthly notes, 6 per cent. lot Is
Square 574-J0hn J. AIcC0urt e ux to Charles P
Stone and Charles W. Fairfax, 30 secure Carl
ton NJ Beal. $500. to IS months, per
cent part original lot >
West Eckington-Robert y. Spencer ct ux To
Emanuel SPEECH add George c. Esher, to Sc
cure Capital City Improvement Company 81 $50
l 10 s. months. per cent lot 81 block :
Square 6l6-William =. Tulloch to Charles H.
Roesch and Robert c. TurnhuIl TO score
Georgeanna Robertson and Elbertine Robertson.
$50. years, per cent. semi annually, lot 80
Kalorama Hcights-Ralph H. Daughton to Edward
J. Stellwagen aud Thomas ". Gale, to secure
estate Of Anthony J: Drexel, g, 200 one year.
per cent. semiannuaIly lot Is. block g
Square :, Of El-William John Zch ct TX. TO Alex
ander II. Sands and Arthur L. Bryant TO Sc
cure William f Smith, $4,000. one year. per
cent. semi-annuaIly, lot l.
Square l2sG-John B. Nichols ct ux 10 Charles H.
Cragin and Charles II. c. Mccartney. to secure
George c. Gertmsn, S,00 years. per cent,
semi-annuslly, part lot @
Whtehaven-Edith L. Brown ct viz Walter Il
to William f. Edm0nston and Louis r. Peak
10 secure William l. Miller, S,m9, years.
per cent. semi-annually, part.
Mount Pleasant-George II. Felt ct Tx. 20 Richard
r Horner and William Il. Clifford, to secure
Matte f. McAdOo. 200. TO 60 months
per oent lot 80
Square 69-Frank 5. Collins to FrSrk T. Raw
lings and William J. Flather. to secure Ed
ward Nee. Jones. 500 years, per cent semi
annually lot 95. Same 20 same, to secure
same. Ike debt lot 7Oi same TO same. to secure
same. Ike debt. lot 215
Square Z2-Emma =. Woods ct vir. Elliott, 70
Edward Graves and Jesse l. Heiskeil, to secure
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mum possibility for the Northwestern States and
said there a diseased condition prevailing IN all
except few localities About the only support u
the market to-day came from the Northwest and
from shorts who we're taking profits. The Missouri
report a disappointment. showing only Ze0,Vs5
bushels less wheat than the government reported
year ago. The Kentucky report nearly as much
short Of last year. Tie market made only mo-
mentaTy show Of strength at the start; then prices
dropped like piumJnet sheer &c from the early
high point. Although the market was nervous ana
rallied frequently prices not maintained. Cash
sales. 5000 bushels; seaboerd. y loads.
Corn weakened. partly with wheat and partly on
the fine growing weather and the poor cash demand
The extreme break stimulated cash trade little
The Missouri report was T. against 81 a year ago
and % at harvest. Kentucky reports Is points less
than Is year. Several local lines Of corn were sold
out to-day on fine weather Country offerings were
larger Sunday than during all last week This
country selling helped TO weaken the market. Tx
port business. 10 loads.
Oats were strong early. on continued favorable
crop reports. but sold of finally with other grains
There was poor demand for cash oats for specIla-
ton. the decline failing 20 incite great deal %
business Cash sales lS5 90 bushels.
New York. July s.-WHEAT-Sfore active; prices
irregular. Good demand for export. but Offering,
limited. No l Northern Duluth 10 arrive sac 0Ier
September. f. o. b.: No. ! Manitoba. less +. o. b.;
No. Northern Manitoba. 20 arrive. Lo9fs. I. b.;
No. red, T. o. b.. sez; Ne. bard f. o. b.. L05l4:
No. maearoni S5iz, {. o. b.; No macaroni. 6iz.
Exporters took g loads
CORN-Firm and better demand No. elevator.
65i2; No. ?. 65a5.k. T. o.. b.; July 635t. I. o b.;
August, No yellow. 63lz: No. white 65+.. T. O. b.
Exporters took II loads
OATS-Steady. Elevator prices No. white, S01s
No. white. 49lz: No. mixed. is;z.
Prices o. futures follow
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July s.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900; esti-
mated for Tuesday. 1900. Market lOc to shade
higher. Prime beeves, 49, poor TO medium. Asa
So stockers and feeders. 2sOa5.3O; COWS and
heifers. 275a5.9a; Gamers. L75a2O; Texans, Asa
coo.
HOGS-ReceiDts. 4OO0G estimated for Tuesday.
1900 Market steady 20 SC lower Light, 5s5a
6l73a; roughs. j.lCa6D; mixed, 5.sOa6lO; heavy.
7@aS.0o; pigs. 5.J0a60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts 1850; esti-
mated for Tuesday. 140O0. Market steady. Native
sheep. 690asl0; Western sheep, AO0a6 10: native
lambs. 6G0a7.Sl: Western lambs 575aS@
New YORK july 6-CATTLE-Receipts s5sa
Steers in coed demand and firm to IOc higher; balls
and cows leal5c higher. Al sold Steers. oOa7 Is
bulls, 5.S)ai.s5; cows, L40a9.5e
CALVES Receipts. $40. Demand fair FOR all
s5rts snd prices fully strong as last Wednesday
not as high Friday. All sold veals. 6O8a8 20 .
throw-ous, 45oa5.50; butteunilks 3T5aiZ5; dressed
calves steady at sal3 per pound for city dressed
Feais and 1alli5 for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1850 Sbcep
steady; lambs in good demand and steady for ali
desirable grades. All sold Sheep. 350a55 80. cboic.
Chic do. SO; calls. 251a3e0; lambs. 7.75as 3.
lev common State lambs. 70
HoGs-R Receipts. li56. State hogs STEADY ard
selling al G50ae.0.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Addition 20 Anacostia-WarTcn Tolson ct TX. to
Frank VI. Finotti. lots 2l5 and s97, SO
/ Grslt Park-Iohn +. F. White ct ux. to Ella
smith, lots IS and IS. block . SO.
TetWoTth-Edith A. Browne 10 Agnes Browne CTox-
all lot IS. square s21 SO
West Eckington-Hauy Wardman 10 Homer C. Ste
Yens lot g block S $40
street northwest. between Ninth and Tenth
streets-CaTlton N. Beal 20 John J. McCourt.
part original lot ?. square ga SO.
Twelfth street northwest between " and y streets
Walter f Stott et Tx. n Augustus Ridgely part
original lot "a. square 81 SO.
No Z5-6 ! street northwest-Louisa T. Erwin ct viz
John B. 70 Leroy and Emma Veney. lot g.
square 1868. $1,000
West EcCingtoD-Capitsl City improvement Com
pany TO Robert y spencer lot a. block J. SO.
Washington Heghts-kcnnedy a Davis 60. to I'd
ward c. and Grace l. Goodwin. part lot y
block 6. SO.
Twenty eighth street northwest. between y ard q
strests-Thornton ;. Runds et TX. 10 Charles L.
Marshall. Part lot - and part lot a. square
lZ26 SO
and streets southeast between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Joseph 7. Jennings ct ux to
Alice NJ. Brooke. part let s. square 1919. and
part original lot q. square 1870 $40.
Barry Farm Benjamin s Stewart ct Tx. 70 Alice
James. part lot l. section l. SO.
Moore q Barb0Irs Second Additi0u-Eugene 4
Hannah 20 James Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop
Of Baltimore lot 2 block s. SO
last capitol street. near Thirteenth street-Samuel
a. Craig q Tx 20 Margaret T. Murphy lots g.
81, s., square 1886 SO
kalorama Heights-J0hn r. Drexel Ct al trustees
10 Ralph H. Daushton. lot l6 block o sle23e1.
No 1872 Wisconsin avenue northwest-E S Ran
dsi trustee, 70 John B. Nichols, part lot Isl
square 1874. 5000.
Mount Pleasant-Alattie E McAdoo to George ii.
Felt, lot $40 So
No. us Fourteenth street northwest-Jennis A.
Graves 20 Emma B. Woods. lot 10. square 239,
SIC.
Park Niew-Middaugh & shannon Incl TO George
t. Dietz, lot 65. square ;GA $50; same to Mary
Lowe, Thomas J. Clark, and Thomas r. Clark
lot 20. square S0a SO.
West Eckington-Nlary g. Neaion to Mary Fowle.
Tot 70, square 3 SO
Ne. 81 Columbia street MISUNDERSTANDING A. Ste
vens to Anna ". lacey. lot N6. square ss5, So
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Jennie a. Graves. $50. ) years, 5 per cent.
substantially, lot TO-
Park View-George T. Dietz 10 r. Francis saul
and Walter T. Hilton. 20 secure Harry NJ Ellis.
$500. years. 5 yer cent semi-annuaIy. 1T
g, square 30H. Same TO 3 Francis saul
and Herbert 7. shannon. 70 secure Aiddaugh &
Shannon 0nci. $50. monthly payments per
cent. same property.
Square l62-Thomas T. Striking e Tx to Cornelius
i. Hits and ]. Milton Pcake 20 secure Bertha
X Pcake, $50, three years, per cent semi
annually. rart lots 8 and ID
square l2S2-Niichael Y. Moran ct Tx to Joseph n.
Bradley and s. Duncan Bradley TO secure Will
lam Clabaugh, s. 90, two years, per cent semi
annually. parts lets 2 and .
Park Niew-Mary Lowe. Thomas J. Clark and
Thomas r. Clark TO j. Francis Saul and Walter
Z. Hilton. 70 secure Harry n. Ellis. $500 three
years, per cent, samiannyally lot TO- square
Sii; same 70 ,. Francis SAM and Herbert T.
Shannon. 10 secure Aliddaugh d Shannon Qnc J.
500 monthly payments. PCT cent. same prop
erty.
Square 59T-Hattie +. Crippen 20 Washington Lean
and Trust Company, % secure Equitable Co-or-
eratiye BsIildng Association $50 lot G.
SQUIRE 1875 Margaret Z. Murphy Ct viz William
to Horatio y. Taplin and John d. Coughlan. to
secure Lille 7. Taplin. 81 60c three wears Der
cent seHi-annUalN. los . o. IS -four trusts Of
$3.50 each. one on each lctl.
Square 365-Anna ". Lacey 70 William T. Ballard
and William II. Lanhan, to secure Martha A.
Stevens. $3.50, three years, ) rSr cent senii-au-
nuaIly, lot Iis.
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Probate Court.

Estate Of Henry S. Boynton; win dated May 3.
ISIS, and codicil Of June L, 1895, fled.
Estate Of Charles NJ, Weston; viii admitted to
probate aud letters tcstamentary granted 20 Frede-
rick F, Weston; bond. 500 Attorneys McG6wan,
Mohun & Server.
Estate Of Louise NJ Keith: letters Of admiuistra-
ton granted 10 Marianne Murdoch bond. 81 900
Attorneys. Berry & Miner.
Estate Of Owen Woods; order ntifying sale. At
t0rney. James A. Toomey.
Estate Of Elbridge ]. pattee; letters OF admins
trati0n granted to Gertrude L. Pattee: bend Sl0o
Attorneys. Wilson & RarkSdale.
Estate Of Mary J. Schoheld; viii admitted TO rec
ord.
Es-ate Of Clarence D. Brown; letters OF admins
trstion granted to Frank Wilson Brown bond. 500
Attorney Irving Williamson.
Estate Of Charles +. Langley: petition for letters
Of administration fled. Attorneys Nouck & Nouck
Estate Of Lula 5. Layton: petition for probate OF
viii fled. Attorney. I W Patterson.
Estate Of Francis Kelly; letters of administration
granted to C. S, Morrill,; bond 500
Estate Of Hannah Levy; viii dated October q
1904. filed
Estate Of Elizabeth Keckly: petition for probate
Of viii fled. Attorney. Fountain Peyton.
Estate Of Hannah Levy. petition for probate Of
viii fled. Attorneys Wolf & Cohen
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No, I.
u-GTfgF WRIGHT

Ohio National Bank IS. King: auditors report
confirmed. Compainsnt's solicitor A. s. Worth
ing,on: defendants solicitor. Leon TObrineT
Cah.il Cahill. payment from registry ordered
Compliments solicitor c. ". Stets0n; defendant s
solicitor. ". 5 DmalL
Mitchell vs.. Movers. certain claim ordered paid
Complainants solicitor. Bates Warren: defendant 5
solicitor. ". c. prentiss.
Smith Smith; rule as to contempt returnable
July Z Compaiuant's solicitors Ambrose & slut
Ter; defendants solicitor " j. Holloway.
Henry rs. Smith; production Of certain papers in
court ordered Compliments solicitor. 7. L. JET
fogds: defendants solicitor ". J.. williamson
Sanders vs. Johnson appearance of absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Compliments solicitor B. +
Leighton
Leighton vs.. johnson; appearance of absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Compliments solicitor, B. r.
Leighton.
Stubbefeld vs. Stubblefeld; injunction pendente
lite ordered. Complainant solicitor J. s. Easily
smith, defendants solicitors Leckic Fulton & Cox.
Elliott Grinder; substitution OF trustee or
dered. ComDlainants solicitor George L. Collins.
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Circuit Court No. i.

Dudley & MicheneT Us. Owen; finding and iudg
ment for defendant for cost against plaintiffs appeal
noted bond for costs 500 plaintiffs attorneys. D.
4. Putnam and Charles Poe: defendants attorney.
~. H. Robson.
Posey vs.. Hall; supersedeas bond fixed at $50
Plaintiffs attorney. ". J. Lambert; defendants at
torney. J. Il. Archer. jr
Mark vs. Ashford: rule TO show cause. PLAINTIFFS
attorney. Eugene A. Jones
slater rs, Taylor; bill Of exceptions signed and
fled Plaintiffs attorney, l. A. Bailey; defendants
attorneys. A. :. & !. T. Taylor
Stuart vs.. Robbins death Of defendant suggested
and executor substituted as defendant
Wiley rs Riley. Raymond IS Riley Lambert "
Riley. Wunderly vs. Meyers ct al Hazard IS Riley.
Lambert rs Riley. and South Bend Mil and Lum-
bT Company Riley; Withdrawal Of Douglas a
Douglas as counsel for defendant Riley allowed and
rue on defendant Riley 70 employ new counsel
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f. W. Crew, OF Henry Clews Co.
''The present week is expected TO demon
strate more clearly the future course Of
the market. Wednesday next is the last
day for Union Pacific and Atchison sub
scrlptions. and II is presumed the under
writers of the former and the large hold
ers Of the latter will continue to support
those stocks In order 10 make the sub
scriptions look attractive. The govern
ment's grain report viii be issued on July
10, and should exert some influence, fla
yorable or unfavorahlH. according to the
tenor Of the report. The marAes has had
to stand some realizing sales for foreign
account, as well as from some profession
al traders, who have been disposed to
take profits on the announcement that
gold importations 10 France had been re-
sumed."
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(MOnday, July s, 19O7J

No. 1854 Cornelms T. Belt et al vs. John
james Walsh; account. $3.50. Plaintiffs attorney
Conway Robinson.
No. i96l5. United States Of America "a Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company: damages, 500 Plain
tf's attorney. D. " Baker
No s96l6 ". B Moss & sons Is. Morse H.
Van Bossen; account. S36Li6 Plaintiffs attorneys
Cole & Donaldson
No 1851. james B. Mcdonald IS W II. John
son. j.; damages. $1,000 Plaintiffs attorney. L. J.
Mather
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New York.
New Orleans,
spot Markets.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET,

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt.. 5.5Oaso6; butcher. 4sOa
50e; common. 25oa3.oO; rough. L53a2RO.
HOGS-Per ewt.. gross. $50; ordinary. per cwt..
500
SHEEP-Clipped S0oa25O; common, Lsoa2oo.
bAMBs-SpTing, choice. 7s75s; medium easik
common. l.
ALVEs-Prime. per H.. sas56: medium, Sac
common, 1; grass, sa8is.
CQWs-PIinc. fresh. each. 4oOoa5o.oo; common.
each, 2.ooaSo.ol; old and dry. s0oalo.oa
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, July S.-Money on call at the stock az
change to-day opened at Per cent; highest ~ /.
lowest 3; closing g. Most Of the loans we're made
al 81 per cent.
Time money opened the week IN fair demand and
was obtainable with moderate ease. Rates: AZ Oct
cent to per cent for sixty DAYS. 81 per cent Tor
ninety days 81 per cent for four months. JsR 10 %
Per cent for five months. and 81 70 per cent for
SIX months
Mercantile paper continued very quiet Rates: 81
a6 per cent for sixty 10 ninety days indorsed bills
receivable: 515a6 per cent for choice four TO SIX
months single names; 6lz per cent for others.
Sterling displayed a finn tone to-day but rates
were somewhat lower. Rates for actual business:
Sixty days. 81; demand. 4s705a&s7lO; cables
4s763aiS $50. Commercial bills were 4s39ss4Si
The supply Of grain and commercial bills was
small
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EHwSHtfs

No. 1868 Elizabeth c. Kunl0 vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company damages. $4,000. Plain
tif's attorneys. Leckie Fulton & Cox
No. 1850 John A Kunlo vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; damages. $4,000. Plain
tits attorneys Leckie, Fulton & Cox
No. 1851 Wade & Hedges vs. R. st. Weaver.
account, 500. Plaintiffs attorney. David Roths-
child.
No. 1862. Charles T. P0sey vs. Benjamin Brooks;
certiorari. DEFENDANTS attorney, Joseph Z. Topper
No. 49sl3 lie Roy Mark vs. Snowden Ashford
inspector q buildings maudamus. Plaintiffs at
tomeys. Eugene A Jones and J. Frank Cur1S
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EQuify Suits.

No. 272u Bertha W Alburger vs. William r.
Alburger: limited divorce. Compliments solicitor
Charles Poe.
No. G2l2. James Fl. Taylcr, executor and trus
tee, vs. Anna VI. Rupert ct al. partition. Com
plainants solicitor. Charles W Clagott
No. IH6. Arthur W. Harrison vs. Mary F.
Harrison; limited divorce. CCmplainapts solicitor.
". p. Williamson.
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who had taken It on lower than that
level. In fact, in some Of the leading
issues liquidating pressure could be
readily observed. expect this reaction
airy movement VIII go farther; in fact, It
Will be much better and should II as
sumo healthy proportions. thus strength
ening the general position and putting
the entire market In better shape for
further advance. on further weakness
would buy stocks"
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. a o. Brown & Co,
members 4 the New YORK Stock Exchange and
;he Chicago Beard Of Trade Mansey Building.
New York. July S-Wheat had poor SUPPORT TO
day Prices stamped sharply in Chicago. A North
western crop expert claimed q fair crop as the maxi
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Notes.

London settlement begins on Wednes-
day.
The government crop report on Wednes-
day will be the most important influence
OF the week.
The bank statement indicates continued
frmness in money.
Thirty-two roads fourth week OF June.
show average gross increase Of 1l.2g Der
cent.
Union Pacific gross earnings exceeded
all expectations
Rumors Of an increased dividend on
Steel common al the end Of this month.
Norfolk vii! show SO per cent earned
on common.
Some French competition expected for
gold arriving in London to-dsy.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas s. 1000 at l0lh $500 at loiN.
$500 at l0lh
capital Tfactioa IS. S.000 at ll0h. 900 at 1904.
Washington Railway and Electric As $1,000 at slk.
Zoo al SIN. $1,000 at Sli4 $1,000 at STA sl.oOO at
STA N0o0 at slA. $1,000 slH 81 600 at siA ST. 900
at slss, $1,000 a. STA sleo0 at SIS, 500 at SIN.
lGH
Capital Traction. 10 at l2s1k at l2sh
Washington Railway and Electric common, at
6A at 81.
washington Railway and Electric preferred. at H.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, al &8.
Washington Gas, 3 at c. 50 at 6si4, 10 at ssh. IS
at 6SA. . at 6ss . at 6SM o at 6sA at 6sG,
. at 6s4, 2 at 65i . 81 sss . at 6ss. q at 6st
3 al g. l5sat 60. 50 at Co.
Lauston. 10 at l3is.
Greene Cananca 100 at ITA
Mitchell Mining 100 at IS.
After call-Greene Cananea. 100 at I7% 100 AZ l7%.
Washington Railway and Electric common, . at
$h. 80 at g. 100 al g.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 8 at
7sH
Mergenthaler 10 at rs
Washington Gas . at 6sI.
The following the closing quotations Of yester-
days stock exchange
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PUBLIC IS LISTLEOO
Market Irregular and Buy
erS Show Indifference,
HIGHEST PRICES At OPENING
Purchases of AmaIgamated Copper
Made by Outsiders Recently Be-
cause of Prospects of that Corpora
ffOn-StiH Drop in Prices Expected
as Result OF Gold engagements.

New York. July S.-Although the vol
ume of dealings in stocks to-day reached
$4,000 shares, a somewhat larger guam
tity than the recent daily average. the
fluctuations in prices, even though these
were rapid and irregular and were with
in what could not be described as a mar
row range. yet seemed TO be regarded
in the financial district with as great
listlessness as If they did not represent
any transactions whatever.
Public interests in the stock market
continued at a low ebb and remained
utterly uninspired by the churnIng of
prices that was taking place and has
lately been in evidence Quotations for
many leading stocks were at the outset
somewhat higher than they closed on
Saturday. and the market held with com
parative steadiness during the first hour
Of business, although the high prices
reached in the first few minutes of trad
ing were not again touched; and there
after a reactionary tendency began to
make itself felt, and continued with
Increasing force throughout the day. so
that final quotations of stocks were. in
almost all cases. at considerable de-
clines.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X Harrington
& Co.. members Of New York Produce Exchange.
s0s-u Bond Building
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Outsiders Buy Copper.


No doubt as many genuine purchases
Of stocks by outsiders have been induced
in the last fortnight in the Amalgamated
Copper shares and in those Of other
large copper mining companies as in any
other quarter. because of the peculiarly
strong reason that may be urged for
advances there. 1t is doubtful IF the net
earnings OF any other corporations in
the country have, during the last year
enjoyed such great augmentation as those
OF copper-producing concerns.
This process. moreover. is continuing.
and even though the deadlock now exist
ing between the copper producers and
consumers as to prices may bs so broken
IS 20 result in a reduced market valuation
fer the product, the selling price Of the
product, taking the year as a whole. can
hardly fail to be higher than that which
prevailed in the year preceding.
Drop Not Unexpected.
TO-days security market was admit
tedly ripe for n reaction in view Of the
prolonged and almost continuous rise in
prices that has taken place for more than
a fortnight Including to-day's drop,
there have been only three business DAYS
IN tee period named when stock market
quotations have not risen. There were
many observers who attributed to-day's
fan TO the announcement that SI.750.6 GO
more gold had been engaged for export.
The foreign markets were n0n-commit-
tai and uncertain to-day, and sterling
exchange here remained practically IN
lowered, despite the gold export engage
ments. Rather especial weakness in prices
was displayed in the wheat market be
cause OF the receipt Of favorable thrash
ing returns from the winter wheat har-
vests and the general expectation of the
receipt Of government crop report on
"Wednesday showing an improved agricul-
tural condition.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY A. O. Brown Company,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. NunseJ
Building.
Shies 10 noon S0s,oOO shares
Total sales. ......-...6s 1 800 shares
Call moneys High, o; low, ga close, 3 ~
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY E r. Chairman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chipman manager, 1901 f street northwest.