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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-15
RALLY BY ST. VINCENT
CAME TRIFLE TOO LATE

St. Martin defeated st. Vincent in the
Marquette League yesterday, by to g..
in a game the result of which was in
doubt until the last man bad been re-
tired. St Vincent made a desperate
bid for victory in the last inning, get
ting three runs.
Trinity and ST. Joseph will play this
afternoon. at Thirty-dfth and w streets.
The score
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Jeff Will Do
ThreeMOnthS'
Work as Test
If All Right, viii Then
Fight Squires, if
Squires Wins.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 15.-Jim JET
fries is squareIy On record TO the ef-
feet that he will box Australian BIZ
s4uires II the latter defeats Tommy
Burns. but at the same time the al
fala baron makes a reservation
He said today that he would under
go AT least three months Of trial train
iEg before he signed up with squires.
and that If he discovered it was i'm
possible 70 bring himself 20 the proper
notch in the matter Of condition. he
would allow squires 10 san away IN
challenged
This much came out in a conversation
the writer had with Jefries today.
Mind, you" said Jeff. L don't ex-
pect 10 discover any weak spots when
begin work. I feel right now as well
as felt at any time in my busy years
when not In actual training. / might
81 further and say am confident I
VIII get back. TO my old form. but I
want 10 be thoroughly sure about H.
And right here let me say once more
that - Burns wins from SQuires there
VIII be nothing doing in the way Of a
Jcfries- Burns fight"
Will Look Over Both Men.
Jeh returns 10 Los Angeles tomorrow,
but viii come North again a week or
two before July 4. and viii visit both
SCuires and Tommy Burns at their
training quarters
7 want To have q thorouph under
standing as 20 the way they are 70
fight" said Jeff. II don't believe in
leaving these things until the men en-
ter the ring"
The postpOnenent OF the date OF the
Squires-Burns contest from May 80 10
July has caused Tommy Burns 70
delay his departure from Los Angeles
He viii leave there. however. Saturday.
and viii post his 5000 bet with Suuires
Immediately on arrival
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Pittsburg heads the list in stolen
bass with thirty-two 70 its credit II
Is apparent that Clarke's instructions
are being carried out
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Baseball scouts are on the road al
ready. Rather early 10 Gull over the
minors Owners Of the latter teams
have scarcely started boosting their
goods as yet
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Today's Games.

Cincinnati az New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
PittsbUrg at Boston.
St Louis al BROOKLYN
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That Lindaman. Of Boston, is winning
his games as regularly as he lost them
last year.
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lSTORN1 PREVENTS RAISING OF REMNANT AT CHICAGO
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays ResultA

Cleveland, 9; Boston. 4.
Detroit. 4; New York, =
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

Today's gane-BetLenv vs.. R Z
Nj, al Thirteenth and u streets
| northeast.
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Hanlon's remarks are well worth pom
dcring BY washington fans.
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Earned runs-St. Martin. /; st. Vincent. 3.
FIRST base by errors-St. Martin, .; St Vim
cent 3. Left on bases-St. Martin. g.; St
Vincent. 3. First base on balIs-Om Hilleary,
2, on Merrill (. Innings pitchcd-By AIer-
rill. 6. by Rider 2. Hits made-Om Merrill.
.. Struck out-Ey Merrill. s. by Rider. o.;
by HILLARY. II. Home run-Mofiitt. Three
base hits-Spalding. Ness Two-base hits
Mess. Crouch. Stolen bases-Goodman. 4:
Turner. 3; Murray. .; Merrill 2. Hit by
pitcher-By Huleary. 1; by Merrill. .. Passed
ball-Sheunan. Umpire-Mr. Berger. Time
Of game-l hour and 20 minutes
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Today's Games

Washington az Chicago
New York AZ Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Standing Of the Clubs-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York. =, Cincinnati. 2
Chicago, s. Philadelphia, o.
Pittsburg, 8. Boston. 3.
Brooklyn, j.; St. Louis, O.
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Totals 90. 5-26 L 4 Totals 90. q ?
Merrill called out for Interference by
Spalding
& d n II
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Sept l0-SCGAR-The local market
for raw sugar was slightly higher for high-tesi
sugars With Centrifugal selling on the basis Of &c
g test and that was the quoted price. Musc0Tados
80 test was quoted at q, ana molssses sugar. s.
test, at 3& Refined sugar was steady, but quiet
Tie stock Of sugar in the United Kingdom is 600
tons. The London beet sugar market steady
but lower. with September quoted at los and octo
Der at 9s 0lEd
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits tuTpen
tine was quiet, With s. asked for machinemade bar
rvs Rosin ruled quiet but about steady, at 4s5 tc
40 for common to good strained. Tar ruled firm
at go for oil barrels
BUTTER Receipts. Il.193 packages Firm. Extra
creamery. H1k.
EGGS - Receipts. 1850 cases Firm Western
fTstS q to 21h
MILL FEED-strong; higher for Western. Spring
bran. l0Dound sacks. 90 arrive lake and rail- H.l0
middlings, D.lo; city bran. MOO. in bulk; Western
red dog 5l.l0 10 arrive.
CORN-Fir7n bat dull No. 2 ~. (. o. b; No
2. f. o. b. early September, "a; No. yellOw, nom
iual; No. white. nominal.
FLOUR-Duil; dun- Spring patents 5.5oa575
spring clears. 4o5a440; winter stFaights, ASOa45o
winter clear 3soa4 10; Kansas patents in SACHS, AZ
a5.O9; straights, A53a4.75; clears. A75a5.D.
RYE FLOUR-Firm: quiet; 475a5.l5
CORN MEAL-Firm and quiet. Kindred. foi
export, 36oa365; coarse meal in bags. LS2al.36
HAY-Steady; quiet. Receipts. LID tons New
crop prime timothy Ll0: No. !. LO5all0; No 2.
s5aLOO; No. 3. S0as5.
STRAW-Quiet and steady. Long rye. Coats.
BEEF-Dull; unchanged Family. 135oal4Oo; pack
Is. u.00all50
PORK-steady; dun trade Mess I5OalsOO: fam
lily, l9OG
TALL0w-DuI CITY. IN hogsheads s54.
LARD-Quiet. Prime Western, 945; city, s65'
refined Continent, $50: South American 1880;
refined Brazilian, kegs. L60; city stearine. iOss
oleostearine, nominal New York, 81; Chicago, 81.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York stock and Cotton exchanges snd New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1888 ! street northwest
New York Sept. l0.-Tle early session showed
some improvement IN prices. while Liverpool wss
Dong better than looked for. Il seemed st 0ne
time As If We had seen bottom prices. many buy
ing orders appearing from Texas and smaller shorts
seemingly anxious to c0yeT. The weather nap dis
closed decidedly cold weather the Panhandle q
Texas and Oklahoma. ~ and f8 degrees reSpec-
lively and this suaiced % make bears cautious.
There were also private reports q cold rains IL
Texas. aud the weekly weather report from Wash
ingron Was By no means go1d. Nevertheless. the
market after fair rise weakened in the afternoon
% general selling q seed deal Of which was for
Wall street There Is undoubtedly much merit in
the staple az prevailing prices, but an idea that
prices must further Of has been spread broad
cast and Il IS possible that may witness fur
ther slrinksge before confdcnce IS sufficiently re-
stored 70 tempt longs 70 hold On for good profits.
Liverpool IS due TO coEe lower IN the morning.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY a. o. Brown & Co. mem
beFs Of the New York Stock Exchange and tae Chi
eago Board Of Trade Munsey Building
chicago, Sept lo.-The only bulges Of conseouence
followed the publication Of an unexpeCtedly buUish
spring wheat report by the government This b1lze
was brief long wheat coming sale 10 fair quarti
ties The weakness followed a break in the Liver
pool market. Cash sales Of l50OO bushels Of No
2 red winter and 10000 Of No red winter were
closed here to-day. Further low temperatures were
reported tTom the Canadian Northwest and the prog
ress Of the recent storm IN the South emphasized
rs severity. There we're many reliable claims of
poor quality as result of hot Winds followed later
By frost Damage beyond the Northwest spring
wheat States must be considerable
Com showed wax tone al day As IN wheat
the rally following the government crop report was
brief met by heavy selling and followed by further
declines. Selling was heavy from source that
looks as though It were Of more than ordinary IN
tcrest and influence Il Is presumably based on an s-
pccted largo run Of corn. Cash shipping demand was
p00s.
Oats were weak early but scored a good gain
after the g0Te-ument report was announced. This
showed falling of Of over 10 points last month.
indicating condition CT September ! Of 655 as
against 756 last month. This indicates total crop
Of about 7D.000O0 bushels as compared with ss7 =
ea0G0 bushels indicated a month ago. and e55 OOl
600 bushels a year ago.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry W. Tippctt. IS. and Maud NJ Miles, u
Rev. John N. Gul.
HerEood Simpson, s3. and Nettie G.. Jett, 81 both
Of Falmouth Va Rev T. II. Bristol
Bdward y. HopeweIl. S. and Grace NJ Wilson.
3 Rev. G. c. Brown.
Henry Il. Caution. Q. and Vera P. Reed is.
Rev. T. Hez SweEa-
George W. King. i. -. and Sarah E. Cru,chIey,
p, both o. Anacostia, D. C.
Henry Herbert, Is and Bessie r. Kieng. 4 Rev
s. NJ Afford
John ]. Fassieman. 2s. and Charlotte RsiEke. q
Rev Jesse r. Bickwen.
Vivian B. GTeely. 3. and Mayme C. HsIiar. II
Res. J. b. Mclaughlin.
Frank W. Bartle. 30. Reading. Pa, and Rachel
W Lynne p Rev d. c. Macleod
C0L0RED.
Festus Pollard, g and Anna walksg, q Rev.
James II. Lee.
George Jackson. 81, and Myrtle Martin. q Rev,
J. Il. Mclaughlin
William PheaIson. 3. and Mary L. Nichols. Il
Res. James H. Lee.
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WOULD PROBE PANAMA RATES.
PlnnteF Praises Everything on
Isthmus but the Railroad.

Mobile, Ala, Sept 10-'I was very much
/ impressed by the great progress that has
been made In the Panama Canal work,
and particularly with the sanitary condi-
tion Of the Canal Zone said Carl Ash, a
wealthy planter, who took run down 70
the isthmus. 'The sanitary conditions
seem 70 be about as perfect as tnSy can
be made. So far as I could see. every
thing is working well. and the various de-
partments are we'll organized
Il understand they are working 5000
men. largely jamaican negroes. There are
few East Indian coolies, some Italians,
but the laborers are mostly negroes. The
mechanical positions, and, In fact, all pO-
sitions above the grade Of laborer, are
Alled by Americans. ] talked with several
OF them. and they expressed themselves
as well pleased with the wages and hours
and the general situation.
1T srenns 10 me that d little railroad In
Yestigation as to rates on the Panama
Railroad would not be a bad thing. They
charge cents a mile. and 2 cents a pound
on all baggage. The only excuse for this
rate is that ii is only one-half what the
old company charged.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BCTTER-Demsnd moderate and market steady
CrcameTy. fancy. 25a29; Western frss. z; seconds
2ia25. rrocess fancy. ziaZ5 daiGy choice. lsa20
good. ls store packed. fresh. lsal9
CHEEsE-New YORK state factory. large. Bsss
lsa 90. small. l4alil4; summer. large lial5 West
en- factory. new choice. Hilal5; do. fair TO good
Il; Virginia. TO-
EGGs-Recipts moderate: demand active. Near
by fresh Virginia a West Virginia and Southwes !,
Virginia. 3; Tennessee. .; North Carolina. 2
LIVE POULTRY-Rec5ipts liberal. market Arm
Spring chickens Eals: do. small. H.: hens IA
rsosttrs E ducks large llal2: do small sas
geese, 6as, TURKEYS. toms. per h. p do hens IS
CO. thin. 10 keats. y
DRESSED PGULTRY-Receipts light. market
firm. Turkeys hens. undrawn. per b. I6; do
average undgaWn, l5al6i do, thin l0i old toms Is
chickens large. ual5, he's. choice. IS; ROSTERS
9, ducks, old, 9alo; spring. Ial4; geese, sail
DRESSED MEATS - calves. full dressed 600;
heads or s.o0a9oi hogdresssd calves. Sc0s hams
country, suCar-cu.ed. lla8
NEGETABLES-2otat0es. Der barrel. homo grown.
25al.5Q; sweet potatoes Z55a30; yams. 200a2 50
cabbace.-per barrcl. q; CucImbcrs North Carolina
l0daI.50; lettuce. home grown. barrel L00al 50
onions Maryland and Virginia. per bushel. 75as0
do. Maryland and Virginia. per barrel. 250a2 IS;
string beans green. per basket. L00al25; beets.
bunch. 3a4. cantal0upes, 1aio.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, loose packed L00aI 80:
peaches. per box. L35a200: do. common, 75aieo.
sUNDRIES- -Beeswax. 90 tallow. BASH; honey.
white clover, lib. uew. l3 do, do. 2Ib. new, 10
al2; ginseng per h.. 6o0as-5o. seneca, per ID. 20:
golden seal. s0als pink l2ll4 mandrake. 2as; snake
root. 5.
GRAIN-wheat. choice. slas2: DO. fair 70 good.
55a75 do. ordinary 70a72: re. 6a65s corn, sheIled
white. 62a64 do. yellow. 62as9; do, ear 325a3 50;
oats. Western white. No 2 sla62: do mixed. 59aso
HAY AND STRAW-Tmoshy. choice, 2OG0aZi. %:
do, Ne J. IaO0a2).Co; do. No 2 17.o0ale00; mixed
bay. lao0al9o0: clover l600alJ50: straw. rye. per
bundle u09 do. do. machine thrashed 650ag Is: :
do wheat 65G.
WOOL AND HTDES-Woo market steady: hides
generally dull Wool. washed, free Of burs per b.
g do, unwashed, free Of buFs. 25. do, bury, 2s
Hides green, pr h. 9. do. dry. l5al7 Sheepskins
green esch 9oaLoo; do. dry. each 25sZ7. CalfSkins
green, each, L35.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

NeT York. SEPT D.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at PER cent: highest, g.;
lowest. "a closing Ss per cent Most Of the loans
were at per cent
Time money was without change Offerings were
moderate and were easily absorbed by borrowers.
Rates: 5a56 per cent for thirty to sixty days. 81
for ninety days AID per cent for four. FIVE. and
six months
Mercantile paper continued duh and only small
sales Were reported Hates 6sa7 per cent for four
10 SIX months bills receivable and prime single
naGnes; pr cent and upward fer others
The sterling market todsy was Yery weak rsfes
closing hall cent lower. High money aud short
selling against blis drawn for the city bond sales
were the causes u the days decline in rates RATES
Ter actual business we're as follows: Sixty days.
zs2l5al $50; demand 4s5Soaa. s5s5; cables SeS5s
f.odiQ Commercial bills were &sIss4 s2ls
The supply * grain cad cotton bills was better.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff, OF Post & Flagg.-
The market has been strong for ten
days or more on reports that a syndicate
had been formed to underwrite the new
city bond issue. and the better feeling
was helped along by the runor that the
/ Pennsylvania courts would declare the
2-cent rate unconstitutional. Both these
rumors were confirmed to-day. and, as is
very often the case, stocks were sold on
the announcement Of the good news, it
being considered that the events men
toned had already been discounted in
the recent advance. Copper also did
much to unsettle sentiment. the stock
/ scoring a sharp decline OF four points on
the announcement Of a cut in the divl-
| dend on Calumet and Hecla, and a fur
/ her drop in the price of the metal. The
| failure OF a small stock exchange house
did not appear 70 have much influence on
the market. as It was not regarded as
| important. The announcement earlier in
tie day. however, OF difficulties in the
commercial world, notably a large fall
ure IN New England. was undoubtedly
reflected to some extent in quotations
The closing was active and prices became
very weak. closing at practically the low
est for the day"
G. Bowie Chapman, of E. r. Chapman
6, Co.-"For the past ten days the fnar-
cial community has been watching with
interest for the arrival Of Tuesday. Sep
tember 10, and expectations were high
that this day would bring material de-
T.. a..
pointment. The market opened lower. i'm
mediately reacted. and continued, almost
without interruption, the closing being
practically without rally, and, in most
cases. at the lowest Of the day. In my
opinion the decline was Just what the
market needed, what I have been ex-
pecting, and now that it has materialized
feel more like advising purchases than
for some time. I expect to see lower
prices during the first part of to-mor-
rows session. and would advise purchases
Of the leaders"
z. W. Crew, Of Henry Clews & Co.
Outside Of cabling lower quotations for
Americans. London has taken little part
in our market. The demand for stocks
in the loan crowd shows a slight in
crease. A good many of the professional
traders arc inclined to be bearish on
the unfavorable copper metal situation
ana they arc outspoken In their belief
that Amalgamated, Anaconda. and Smelt-
ers viii sell lower. Temporarily, the
decision IN Pennsylvania caused a cover
ing movement. especially In Pennsylvania
stock. The decision is important. and has
not created the amount of enthusiasm It
should. showing the aPathetie condition
ef the market
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sells cents Der share
Noter On NIining,

The strike OF Goldfeld has been settled and the
force Of men in the Goldaeld Consolidated Mines
returned TO work Sunday morning. The union won
cut in 50 far as compelling the men TO change
their clothes IN order to prevent the stealing Of
high grade GRE; the operators however, have won
their point In that the union has no jurisdiction
over managers. superintendent chemists Surveyors
engineers, and watchmen.
A dividend is now expected immediately on Gold
field Consolidated. Il is predicted that this diYi-
dend viii be g to IS cents quarter, or 10 to Is
cents a month
There has been some buying in Tonopah Extension
Tho quarterly report Is encouraging and pubic IN
terest is returning 20 this stock
There Is general impression among brokers that
Goldfeld Roanoke win score large advance during
ScDtgmbs-.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

East St. LOuis. H.. Sept. 2a.-CATTLB-Receipts.
7,5O0 Market steady. Prime heeves 5.s5a7 Is; poor
TO medium 40a50; stOciers and feeders. 3i0a5 %;
cows and heifeTs, 250a525; Gamers, l50a250; Tex
ana 3.5Oa4g5: Western Al0a6O
H0GS-Receipts 1900 Market higher. Light,
6loaseo rOughs. 550a5.75; mixed, 575ae.55; heavy.
500; pigs, 5.eoa6.s0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1900. Market
steady 10 &c lower Native sheep. S00a5.60: West
sheep. 3Zaa65; native lambs. 475a5 70; Western
lambs. 5.00a550
New York, Sept V.-CATTLB-Receipts 1o6o.
Nothing doing to-day; feeling dull but steady.
CALV Es-Receipts. SO Best Teals firm; others
steady to SOW. Yeais. 5o0ae2ji culls, 44la5.45.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Reeeipts 420~ Sheep
and good lamhs steady: medium and common lambs
slow, but hanlJ lower. Sheep 35oa5.50: ccllS. zoo
a500; lambs, G01a5o0; culls. 5.00a55O.
H0GS-Re sipts. 2I70. Market steady to frn.
State and PsnnElyania, 5.s1aTI.
October 8. 1907. Ecussuabcr the Sas~.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call. Y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction S. 5000 at IlgZ $1,000 at llOH.
Sl0N at Il0l4- a989 al Ii01s
Washington Railsay and Electric IS. A,0G at ls1s.
Capital Traction. 10 at 49, at lS3
Washington Railway and Electric common, SO at
S, 50 at 3j. 20 az s. 50 at SJis
Chesapeake snd Potomac Telephone 3 at 56A 10
az 57ss
Mitchell Mining, 100 at is. . az 2
Metropolitan Fire Insurance az s5s.
After call-Lanston. 100 at I2M.
Washington Hallway and Electric preferred. . at
7sit
TIE following are the closing quotations on yester-
days stock exchange
GgEFuNNfFsrF VONDS
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New York. Sept l0-WHEAT-Fir more active
no ! Northern Duluth 70 arrive, IL. f o. b. No
red, + o. b.. l0i5s; No. 2 hard + O. b., 1879:
No ! naearoni. 81, E o b : No macaroni, s.
No. rod winter
OATs-Unsetued; lower. Elevator prices new
crop; No. white 81: 10. mixed, g.
The prices fer futures follow:
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MARKET Is WEAKER
UneaSineSS and Uncertainty
During Whole Session.
SOME DEPRESSING FACTORS
Heavy Liquidation in AmaIgamated
Copper Stocks After Unexpected
Announcement OF Reduction in
Dividends-ResuIt Of Bids for New
York Bonds Disappointing.

New York. Sept ia feverish and
uncertain temper, in contrast with yes
terday's dullness and steadiness. mani
tested itself in the stock market early
to-da and developed before the close
Of the forenoon late positive weakness,
which ran unchecked until the end OF
business.
For all this Il was possible to assign
responsibility with considerable directness
10 a variety Of reasons.
There has at no time been any doubt
that the sharp advance in the market
in the last fortnight has been Of profess
sional character. and with the support
Withdrawal that was at an earlier period
so strongly extended in the shape Of in
vestment purchases Of stock at fall
in prices was inevitable when speculative
profit taking set In.
Reduction in Copper Dividends.
In tO-day's trading values were GEN
orally depressed by the specific influence
OF heavy liquidation in Amalgamated Cop
per stock. The news of further weakness
IN the price Of copper metal in London
was coupled with the not unexpected an
nOuncement Of reduction in quarterly
dividend distribution of the Calumet and
Hecla Mining Company from S20 70 SI5.
1t is we'll recognized in trade circles.
however, that special reasons for doubt
as to the market position Of the Amalga-
mated shares is to be found in the pecu-
liar situation in which the company is
involved in its relations with its en-
ployes- Something less than a year ago
the Amalgamated Copper Company made
an agreement with the members Of the
miners unions 10 advance their wages
from' 800 level then prevailing. upon
the stipulation that If, the selling price Of
copper should fall below is cents a pound
the wages should also fall once more 10
the old standard
May CurtaII Production.
The Western Federation of Miners has
since refused TO ratlfy this agreement
and the question now is. since the ruling
price Of copper is clearly lower than the
pivotal point described, whether the
Amalgamated Company will force the is
sue with its men? In other words. the
prospect Of a shut down OF the Amalga-
mated mines hes become a factor in the
copper situatioHt A phase Of the matter
is. Of course. that if such a shut down
should take place. it would result in
decided cuTtailment Of copper produc-
ton and react in every favorable way
upon the market Tor raw copper metal
Again to-day there occurred the failure
Of more or less prominent New England
capitalist and the suspension Of a lock
stock exchange firm.
The result Of the city OF New York's
$4o,0cO00O bond Offering were construed by
speculative Wall street tas being dlsap-
pointing.
Call money at one tiine touched Z per
cent. and remained throughout the dav
at the relative high level. for which ex-
planation was clearly 10 be found in the
uncommon nature Of pending financial
events.
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IEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By A. 0. Brown & Co. men,
6aTs Of the New York Stock Exchange. AIunsey
Building.
Sales TO noon .........., 403,700 shares
Total sales. s2O,sOO shares
Call money, High, 61sj low, 81 close, q.
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DEATH RECORD.

Ida Phillips, SOL st. sw p years
Richard L. Jones ISL E 81. NV. &C years.
John T. BOyle 1857 Ela ave. NV. 8 years.
Anrle Bsulsir. 80 7th 81 sW,. 63 years.
William shearer, 905 C 81, sw. 30 years
Georgians Tingstrum, 1888 jefferson St. q years.
William z. Herbert. 7s.AIyTtle st. ne. 5 weeks.
Morris Finley Foxhan road months
Edwin ]. Pfunder. 1919 5th st. ne. months.
Infant Of Frederick and Alberta Jones. Prosidsno
Hospital. z day.
COLORED
Robert Piper. l7S Jollnsons ave NV, Il years
Ruth Brown. Lincoln. d. G.. ! year
Samuel Tenney, 80 Pa. ave. NV, 6 years.
Alexander BaynaFd, 80 22d st. NV. S. years
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11
MINING STOCKS.

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