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New-York tribune., 1907-03-08

IRREGULAR MQVEMENTS END IN HEAVY FINAL
DECLINES.
The Morgan Stocks Suffer Big Losses Professional Element Beorb
.-Unpronniing OutI0ok for Sustained AdUonce.

lation. This latter movement is not basis for
a bull market The chances of a sustained ad-
vance at the present time are not promising. and
it is quite certain that the bear party is still
very bearish and confident of further liquida-
ton before prices will turn for an indefinite
NOV in the direction of a higher level. Con-
siderations and conditions that have been re-
sponsible for the decline Of recent months are
still in existence. Spectators who have been
heavy losers in the market are not now in a
position to start bull movement and the bank
ing interests and investors who have bought
stocks at current prices are not the people who
lead aggressive operations for an advance. The
latter merely sit on their holdings, and wait for
the speculative element to make a market for
them, but just now half of the speculative ee-
rnent is arrayed on the bear side Of the market
while the other half is broke" Sharp rallies
from declines, however are probable, and small
traders who are following the bear side ought
TO proceed with great caution. as the punish
ment that suffered by the Reading shorts
may be repeated in other parts OF the market.
Stocks are a good purchase for investors and
spectators who can afford to buy them out
right, but the present market is too feverish.
irregular and dangerous for the man who trusts
in margins that represent only a small pro-
portion of the purchase price of the stock
dealt in
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LESS l-ls.
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston-1s 2-3o dis
count. Chicago-25c discount. CharIeston-Buying
SOC discount; selling. 1-10c premium. ST. Louis-15c
discount bid. San Francisco-Sight. 12l4c premium
telegraph, i73kc premium. New Orleans-Commer-
cial, 15c discount; bank 81 discount. Cincinnati
l5c discount. Savanneh-Buying SOC discount; sell
ing. 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanges
52.6s2, $50 balances; S1337s.5 Baltmore-Fx-
changes 81, ,S25,1S5 balances Sab 275. Boston-Ex-
changes, S2931l,091 balances, S1367513. Philadei-
phia-Exchanges, $22, ,547 756: balances 50 O34 500
Chicago-Exchanges, $42,s55 9l2; balances S3672-
66s
SILVER AIARKET.-Bar silver es1kc. Mexican
silver dollars, 53c Bar silver in London closed at
81 ll-16d.
GOLD PREMICM.-In Madrid. o. Lisbon. 2
MEXICAN EXCHANGE exchange IN
New York is quoted at 200lh.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Custon receipts
reported from Washington ST. 12s5.7S5 internal
nue. receipts, SS1SSS0; miscellaneous receipts, S76
$50 Receipts for the day S2.341.l9s; expenditures
Sl.550OUO Receipts for the month TO date Sl2-
$780, 256; expenditures $40, 30 600; excess OF re-
ceipts $2120,256. Receipts for the year 10 date
954 370 expenditures S407 1885, excess Of re-
ceipts $42. 5S6604.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury was debtor
20 the Clearing House $576.50s.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities showed con-
traction in business compared with recent aver
ages. Price movements In general were within mar
row limits. At times squirt Of activity was shown
IN few Of the mining specialties. The general
tone was about steady. with little or no interest
manifested in the industrial list. Nevada-Utah was
quiet. and fuctuated within range OF half point
United Copper. after early heaviness. develcped
StTength on increased buying for inside account
Davis-Daly was steady Stewart eaSed of frac-
tlOnally. Nevada Consolidated and CumbeTland-EI-
were decidedly hrmer. NewhOuse was on about -
while changes elsewhere in this group were only
slight. Havana Tobacco was heavy Chicago Sub
Way was Irregular. Great Northern rights were
strong Bonds were dun and a shade easier.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08

7.2s5 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08

Shares ! Open High Low IsSt
sold ing. est est ale
I56S 15SS s9i1Rs2 & ss2sa sasSag 4ass9. @ S B Sa
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY.

The American Car and Foundry Company IA.
issued it's statement for the quarter ended Ysr--
airy 81. 1901. The figures for the thres and ulo.
months compare as follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08
BONDS.

'Odd lots fSsils cents per share
BOSTON CURB MARKET.
Ceported by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No VAN street
New York. and No. 10 Exchange Place. Bosto-l
Shares stock Open High. Low. LssG
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quotations
for government bonds. compared with Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08
adon New YORK New Yorl,

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaI money in
london, 4az5G per cent. Open market discount rate
Cor short bills. 47s per cent; long bills 4s.a4s per
cent. Berlin discount rate 81 per cent Paris dis
count. 1915 per cent. Paris exchange on London
Is francs 5ol5 centnes. Bar gold rs 3D. Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 5lss pfennigs
FOREIGN SECCRITIES.-British corsols for
money, IS 1915: for the account Sc s-1s French
-zehtes 60 francs l7l5 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 514
per cent; highest per cent; lowest. 3 per cent;
closing. 3G4 per cent last loan per cent; ruling
rate, 5lz per cent. Time money was quoted at 6
per cent for thirty days and 5I4Q5s4 per cent for
longer periods. Commercial paper was quoted at
696h cent for sixty to ninety DAYS and four
months, and 6iz per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with rates virtually un-
changed at 4s5l5Gds52O for cables 4s445@LsiIa for
demand sterling and 4s02Og4 $3.50 for sixty day
bills Short francs were quoted at 52l7s plus 1-32
and short reichsmarks at 9415 less 1872 The mar
ket held steady throughout the day without
change in rates worthy OF mention. the quotations
at the opening being about tho same as those pre-
Vaiing at 2:So p. m Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08

Closing prices Of stocks dealt in, with ne
New-York tribune., 1907-03-08
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, March Z, p. m.-The market for Amer
ican securities strong al the opening, but sub
sequently declined under heavy liquidation, led by
Canadian Pacific Last quotations follow:
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Te-DAY'S CARD FOR BELMONT.
Nursery and Municipal Handbags the
Attractions.

The Nursery Handicap, for two-year-olds
at six furlongs. Is a feature Of the card for
Belmont Park to-day. with Fslcads, spooner
and Jim Ganney possible factors. For the
Municipal Handicap. at a mile and three
quarters. Salvidere. Nealon and Good Luck
fgure well. II looks like Coligny, McKit-
tredge and Essex In the Brook Cup Steeple-
chase. at about three miles.
In the first race. for oil ages. seven f~urlengs.
Jim Gafney. Lawrence p. Daley and Number
One may go well. Two-year-olds will run
I'm the fourth race. at Ave and Q half furlongs.
with The Squire. Aimee G. and san suine
having good chances. In the last race. .
handicap for all ages at a mile, McCArter.
Dandeton and Master Robert figure well.
The entries follow:
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Indications at the staten Island champion
ship, yesterday we're than John Nj. Ward
would annex the tstle for the fourth year. for
he won his matches from Allen and Janin
~cleverly at the Richmond County Country
ti,Is in years asone. when Col. Branch oS.rsG
his. medal to starr the competition: Ward
had an So in his first and 10 in the afternoon
mond county members and they were griev ed
over his downfall 10 lawson. The anal FOR
the saasmpionsh'P Pa and lm miner cups will be
Champlonship-Second round l.. n. Thomas,
Richmond County. beat W. Z. Hoople. Fox HIS.
3 ses so S pisy. John Fl NMa% NJ WSTG. Fox Fox His Hills. beau s seG
Al'sr hli Rot se n,'' ch. ! ss + fn Stout J 70 M Rsssi !; 4 COMFY san1S.
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by Default; +. r. Agar, Rlchmond County, beat
s. S,c 4 sn@ BIy,h sd Risnmp he'd, cGgpn;y' ! w; 3 R;cs SsSsri
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ConsolaiIon second round william Boyd. 70,
i TO play: p. n. Taintor, Richmond County, beat
George Bechtel: Richmond County, by default:
N mon d c ro I by default: w. i. seaman nSs' RiSS
mond County. beat h. J. Carroll. Richmond County.
Semi Snai Round Boyd beat Taitnor. 3 up
and 2 to play; Pogson beat Seaman, 4 up and 2 10
play.
second Beaten Eight FRS, round.C. D.. Sim
mons. Jr.. Richmond County, beat Ralph Lane,
Richmond County. beat {, NJ. Bleecker. Richmond
County. 4 UP and > TO play: "; n. B%otsford, Rich
mond County, beat Il. J. !Shriver. FoA Hills by
default; a. =. Pogson. Fox Hills beat J. J. worrcli.
semi nnai Round simmons beat Cheyney. I IN
twenty one holes): Pogson beat Botsford by
default.
WAsHINGTON, Oct. II-FOur Washing
t~onians su rvived the match. play IN the first
sixteen OF the second days play at the Column
bia Golf Clubs fall tournament. A. \. Mat
tingly and L. l.. Harlan Of the Columbia
Chevy Chase cub will play on the semi finals
tomorrow morning. and the fnai for the
noon. M%attinsly's defeat OF E. b. Eynon in
the morning round came as a surpr Use. l.. T..
Harlan played a consistent game in his match
with Dalzell to-day and IL VIII take hard work
to eliminate him. The scores:
First SIxteen-A. S. Mattlnely. Columbia. beat
George Dorup, New Haven, S and 4: l.. L. Harlan.
Columbia. beat =. Daizcll, Columbia. 3 and 2; George
LsfeTty, Chevy Chase. beat Z. 5. Duvai, Columbla,
Q and Z: O. Horstman. Chevy Chase. beat Allan
Lard. Columbia. 4 and g.
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MISS WAGNER'S FAST TENNIS.
HamiItOn Grange Player Wins Essex County
Final and shows stamina.

Miss Marie Wagner captured the trophy
Yesterday In the final of the lawn tennis
singles Of the Essex County Country Club
nj Orange. ". y. The conditions OF hard and
true playing surface we're greatly TO the liking
Of the young Hamilton Grange player. She
met the long low bounds OF Miss wildey's
drives suuarely and sent the ball tipping
through the court in n way that frequently
left her opponent without the chance of
making a fair return. II was a splendid
exhibition OF women's tennis, especially as
Miss Wagner had previously enga ged the
Orange expert. Miss Eleanor Souther, in a
long and trying three set match. Her score
against Miss Widely was &C. and o-3, while
her semi-dnal against Miss Souther was as.
Paired with Mrs, william II. Pouch. the
former national champion. Miss Wagner
doubles. In accomplishing this feat the
young girl contested altogether in seventy
won her matches without showing undue
signs Of fatigue. The summary:
women's open slnglss-Semi -anal round Miss
Marie waguer s M,s. sSn, MIS- &;,s sies s.m, sSu, hs.
Final ReSndHMiss Marie Wagner defeated Miss
IUWS omen's open GDoublcs-second round-urs
Ww ,ln EaI y, p M,ISry AND and Mi M;.s ss Ns MsS H,s, defeated
Sem! INA! Round Mrs, william u, Pouch and
Mrs. Underhil. Cd. 81.
Open Mixed Doubles First round Miss Under.
hill aud J. ". Miles defeated Miss Ludlow and ".
Ludlow %. 90, 6-s. Miss Natalie Widely and
Edgar ". Leonard defeated Miss Boeert and H..
Mex. Glazebrook, 20. 6--l. G-3: Miss =. W. MIx
and 3. Is. Cornwall defeated Miss Grannis and a.
Osborne, 6--3. Us; Miss Elcsnor Sousier anu
George II. Niles defeated Miss Gordon and IL. l..
Holmes. Ga. Ga: Miss Reynolds and Il. u. Reynolds
defeated Miss Esther II. Smith and George Winter.
60. 6--z: Miss Jewett and r. 7. Niles defeated Miss
Horn and a. Roche. Jr.. ia. 81: Miss Edna wildey
and Y. =. II. Pendergast defeated M~. Alb. Holden
and Arthur Ambrose. - "a; Miss Freeman and
second Round = Miss Eleanor Souther and George
II. Miles defeated Miss =. W, Ma And =. u. Corn
wall. %, o.. Miss Reynolds and \. d. Reynolds
dsfssssd Ma Jsw..s md Z Z Niles 4 50;
Miss Freeman and J. ", Merrill, Z 3. s-3 o..
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FOX HUNTERS OFT AL DAY.
All Age and Derby Glasses Provide ~
snort I'm Field Trials.

WORCESTER. Oct. 1.-THE Brunswick Fox
Hound Tubs field trials. which have been in
progress here all the week. continued to-day
with the running of both the All Age Stake
and the Derby class. The judges and the
hunters were anxious to wind the trials up
tonight II possible. To-day's running lasted
well into the afternoon In an attempt to see
enough work Of the hounds to announce the
winners i'm both classes. Al n result of yes
terday's running Of the All Age stake all but
thirty-six OF the pack were declared ont.
and these hounds were taken out this morning
and unleashed before three OF the judges
near the Hancock Farm. where the successful
iudses took the fifteen Derby hounds out
into the reservoir district. Conditions con-
tinued ideal for hunting.
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Gun for international Yachting.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club. always taking
a great interest in long distance racing. the
last one being the race to Bermuda for Com
modore Maier's cup. ut a meeting Of the
board of governors authorized Commodore
Tower to appoint . committee to consider the
known a. the international cup" and ex-
tending an invit stion 70 all foreign yacht
gerted nv Sir Thomas Upton through the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club.
The committee IL to report at the annual
meeting TO be held In December.and In addition
20 Offering this trophy several members OF
the. club. have volunteered to build . bosf
to defend IL
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Kudlich wins Columbia Crsss-C ountry Race

About forty men started In the first OF q
series of weekly cross-countrx races at Column
bja University yesterday afternoon. n. +.
Kudlich. with a handicap Of 1 minute and 20
seconds. won the race, Fred Rodgers Of the
first, closely followed by b. Sanders, who was
running from, scratch. The course started
street to Riverside Drive, thence down the
drive to Ninety-sixth street and returned to
the starting point by the same route. The
time. 10 minutes 20 seconds. made by Sanders,
was rather slow.
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TURF.
TURF.
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK

Trains leave East 3ith Street ii.N, 100 u.. NJ,
1880. II. "a. ion, lN LOO. 200.
only.
Parl0r cars on the ti.N and y. ~ trains from
Fast 1tth 81. reserved for Members of the Turf
and Field Club and annual subscribers.
Boxcs on Snle Waldorf. Astoria: fiith Avenue Motel
and at Pinker,Sn y. NJ broadway,
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SWEDISH HALLENGE IN DOUBT.
No Action TO Ne Taken Until n. Y. Y. e.
Makes Definite Hu'es as to 70 Feeter.

STOCKHOLM. Oct. u.-At a meeting to-day
OF the Royal Swedish Yacht Club the quss-
ton Of challenging for the Americas cup
was lengthily debated. General regret was
expressed that the New York Yacht Ciu
had not given n definite answer as to whether
II would agree to n 10 foot challenger u
was resolved to take no further action until
this point was cleared ND.
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Henry II. MolIenhauer won his place In the
Anal of the Kings County lawn tennis singles
championship yesterday on the club courts.
lie defeated Herbert u. Westfdl three sets to
one. all but one OF the sets going To deuce.
The score was s.s.sa7.7Is and a.; Fred,
sets In an unnnished match for the other
bracket. a. each won two sets. The score.
viii b decided to-dssS
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rrstAI. " lebanon 81 coues,'r'
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Missouri " N'rn'.l. ., .eluu'"'
onto s,.,. s =. Ssa,."a. :, cs,.mou.
,.o,l..,o Mason. K.un.rd and Mac on. d
Of The ']isiS,Ss team are Troubled With %,not
injuries aud NAV no, get IN to-day, game
williams has given The CRIMSON several hyeiy
out being in the least afraid Williams has
The team u weak in puniins. Gu,ter-on.
are not syps.,sd ;. p'sy ,S5aa y ~. the ,ns.e
fsld l. a rsttIins good man for hi- weight. -
-piendid Defensive player. and a. N" team
!. LID 10 M. nretty so,i ON defence there
are Williams hopes 81 q small total by harvard
Pepn.viysni. and Swarthmorr regard to.
DAYS battle 40 seriously hat both have had
scSrs, n,.c,ic. in npena,,1,cn for /, The
sdvt.abiiity OF secret pssciics a. any time Is
S,ordims ,h. season Reyan. the best OF
he Psnnsyiyspis nusrtsrbscks. who was
nsn,ohes sipoe and NAV no, plav to"da~'
RerenI n~rsc,ice nj Swartbmore has been
hr,.s s,6 sncnnr. Inc b"t there j. no rrss,
eynsctstion o1 rsneaifns La, year. victor
W. ~ VA ant pi's 10 a. Pc, sa,,;h-
1 more ' has " ON. o Of 'hs beet a'arterbs"ks IN tie
,Sah.ry shaon ~ Wn ames as Usst nv IN IN prac9i,'s
His sklI along this line heat PpnnsvIvsnis
'a'' year
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ss..hsrm.r. j. an nnsnoan Quantity 10 these
Pna,sns la, reer however nres,es he belief
thsa thew are pretty good this wear George
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