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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-28

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-28

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The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore Nov B-Following are the oHcial
prices for today
WHEAT-St0ck in elevators. s5s s5s bushels ssIes
ot esrgoes on gTade ~ Les FOR special bin No red
LG2'7 for stock No. red. sca for special bin steam
q No red. 9Si- ior STOCK steamer No . red g
for special bin rejected. 81 for stock rejected and 90
Ter rejected % 20 through the drier. One cargo
by sample brought LO3 Contract: December O3ls
salss, 8oo January. 81; car No. red Western
spot ll5it- car steamer No. red Western spot
90, 1000 May. L0gz. Settling prices. No. . red
Western, los: Tor coutract. SPOT l0lst. No. red
sNt. steamer No. . red. gS steamer No . red West
crn. g. Western spot, November. los; Decembe-
lC3iz- Contract closed dul; spot November IOz. !.
Decnbcr LG1lz; January. L0ilt; May. LO9is
FLOUR-Nintcr extra. as5aAl5: do. clear, ga
40; do, straight. 455af70; do patent 4s5a5OO:
sprirg clear, AS0ai10; do. straight 53oa545: do
patent 555a5s0 City Mills best patent. 625: do,
high-gradc patent. SIS: do. straight SIS: do
choice family. AS: extra, 3SoaiOo: corn neal peT
100 lbs. Coal 70
CoRN-Stcck in elevators 5O5. .I24 bushels Track
yellow corn. domestic delivery 653 per bushel for
c1I lots prime on spot Contract: Year. 6lstae2.
sales, 0.Ol0 year. g; 55G0 January G.: 5000 year
oh; two cars new spot, g.; four cars spot toldi
S5@si $50 cars do. 63i1, car steamer mixed spot
rev, p; two cars spot (Oldl, 81; car yellow tdo-
mestic. track Jail yard. 65i. Settling prices: No
2 white. 63A mixed. s5'l new. 6; steamer mixed
old 59@; new, 50; No. ;, 50. Spot. November. old.
e57.s6i; new. 6laSlls; year, 6lA January, 6e7sasl
February. 6la6l1.
oArs-Stock IN elevators. 200 SIS bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 6034 bushels White No. 2
heavy. 81; do, No. ?, light TO medium. 55a53is No
}. heavy. 52iEa53i1; Ne. s. Medium. 5l'3a5I; do
No ), light; 9l1a5l; do. No T. light 10 heavy, 49,
a5O1s mixed No. 2 5la5li4; do. No. s. 5oaJ01a do.
No 4, 4saaSls.
RYE-stock IN elevators, ls6eOO bushels; No. J
Western rye sold az &lzaS7 per bushel
HA1-No. l timothy, large bales, l9.09al950: No.
timothy. lsOCals50; No. ; timothy le0Oal7 90; No
clover. mixed. 1900; No. 2 clover, mixed. l6oOa
100; No. l clover, 7.00al7 90.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov. rs.-CATTEE-R Receipts % ooo head;
estimated for Tuesdsy 6.oN head Market strong
20 lOc higher. Prime beeTes. Slea655: poor 70 me
dirIm &55a500; stockers and feeders 225aA50: cows
and hefers. Zi0S4so: Gamers. l2la250: Texans SO
a430; Westerns Al0a5.e5
HOGS-Receip;s 1900 head: estimated for TS,ez-
day. 1900 head. Market lOc TO 2Jc lower. Light
4s0a5.4o; Toughs 4s5a5OO; mixed AsoaSa5; heagy.
5l0s5. s0; pigs. L20a5o5.
SHEEP-Reoeipts. $3.50 head: estimated FOR to
morrow, c2.oo0 head. Market l0c 10 2)c lower Na-
tive sheep 2Ooa5l0; Western 20oa50o: native larrbs
A@a50c; Western lambs 375a6 a.
New York. Nov. Is - CATTLE-ReceInts s 90
head. Steers in fair demand but prices generally
rated loe lower Balls I5a25c higher Cows oueped
firm 20 higher; closed eassc. shout an sold steers
al5asS; oxen and stags. 2elaAs5; bulls. 2soa40O:
cows L25a3s0.
CALFES-Recepts. 2I3o head VeaIs steady 10
strong; sraSsers l5a25c higher: Westerns nominal
Veas S5eas5 90; choice. s75; cus 400a550: grassers
S20a310; yearlings. 25oaSO0 Dressed calves steady
oty-dressed veals, slzalfs per pound: country
dressed. IalZ: dressed grasscrs. 6iae-as
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1890 head
sheep barely steady last weeks decline: lambs
l5as5e lower: ten cars unsold Sheep. SSoa5so, few
choice. 565; clls. 500: lambs 55Oa7 90; few early
sales. 81 ou.ls 450a5.50; Canada lambs 100.
HOGS-Receipts 1880 head. Feeling easier; esti-
mated 10 sell al 560a5s5
baltirno-e Nov ls.-HOGS- Receipts for week
ended az noon to-day 1850 head against 1855
mead last week; fair supply and demand good.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Noy. E.-SUGAR-The London mar
ket ic- beet sugar was quiet and without change.
and November was quoted at 9s I'D and December
at IS Sad. The local market for raw sugar held
qu.ct and nominally unchanged. With Centrifugal IS
test. at $50: muscovado. SO test, at $50. aud mo-
iasses sugar. 50 test, al 2s5. Refined sugar was
duh.
NAVAL sToREs-The market for spirits tur-
rcntine was steady, with machine-made barrels
quoted az 80, and at savannah the market was firm
and quoted at i5ila461G Rosin ruled quiet with
common to good strained az 355a37O Tar was
dun and quoted basis Of 375 for oil barrels
BUTTEIi-Receirts 4.4i6 packages; moderate de-
mand- Creamery extra, 2s aTsss, q State dairy
tubs finest q; good 10 choice. 2a25: imitation
creamery. frsts 2s'4a23a; factory frsts. d; do.
seconds. lsa2o.
EGGs-Reccipts 5.H2 cases; fresh firm. Nearby
white. fancy 45a50; nearby mixed, fancy. 5Sa 20
Western hrsts 29a5o: Western seconds 26a2s
MILL FEED-Unsettled. Spring bran, l00-ih
sacks 10 arrive. lake and rail. 2LlO: middlings
2i00: city bran. 800. in bulk; Western red d0S
505c. TO arrive.
FLOUR-FIsm; moderate trade Spring patents
560a60O; spring clears, 50oa5.2o; winter straights
L75a500 winter clears, 45Oa470 Kansas, in sacks
patents 525aa0; straights 4s5a5l0; clear. 435ai65
RYE FLOUR-Stsady; light supply; 4-sOa55O.
CORN MEAL-Market Is quiet. Kiln-dried for
expert, 375a3.s5. coarse meal. in bags. l.3ial3
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR-Firm; small supply
Choce. 3.l0a320.
HAY-rnde quiet; supply ample: receipts I5IO
tons. Prime timothy, LIS; No. !, Lloi No. 2 Les:
No. ;. 95aL00
STRAW-Dull; limited supply. Long rye, 75as0
BEEF-Steady; moderate trade. Family, H. 50a
800; PACKET. n.0oal20.
PoRK-Noderate business. Mess. i57al65o; fam
ily, l900a2p.0G
TALLOW-lnacti-e. City, in hogsheads. al5
LARD-Duil. Prime Western. 600: city. SIS;
refined continent, s25 South American, l02s; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. u5o; city stearine. ss7 Oleo-
stesrine dull; New York Si9as& Chicago. 81
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday amounted to $Oo0 in
bonds and l,124 shares of stock
The bonds were S2.O00 in Washington
Railway and Electric As. which sold at
a, and $1,000 Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone 5s at i001-4 OF the stock sold
LOO shares were in Mitchell Mining, sell
ling 100 at IL. and loo at 5-S
The feature Of the day was probably
the loss OF two points on Merganthaler.
This stock suffered a severe slump yes
terday I'm New York. which was reflected
IN the figures here. The trading on the
local exchange amounted 20 five shares
al 100 and ten at 1SS. After call five shares
OF Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred sold at s..
While business on the board was nom
inal in character. there was shown a
more hopeful feeling among the brokers.
Some Of them were free 10 say that the
turning point had come, and that they
expected the financial situation TO clear
Gp, and stocks TO rise gradually until
they have gotten back a portion of their
losses. This same feeling was expressed
in talk generally yesterday in financial
circles
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. SoT. ls.-Foll0Wing are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses:
BUFTER-Creanery. fancy pCr h.. 2Sa29: innita-
ton. Za23; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. lsa2D:
Etore-packed Ohio and West Virginia. Is Maryland
Virginia, and Pennsylvania, isa2.
EGGS-MaTyland. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
loss of. per dozen. 3oa3l.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavy per h. Ilals /;
young l2slS; roOStcrs. each. z5a50: ducks. puddle
large. per H.. Il; do. small. TO- do Muscovy and
monsrel lOail; turkeys. young. 7z lbs. and over
l3al5: do, old, 13al5
GAAIE-Partridges. choice, fun grown. per dozen.
aoJa3-75; DO, snail or of birds. looal.50: pleas
ants, selected. each l50; do Of birds 5Oa75: rab
bits. choice, large nearby. per dozen 2Za2 50: do
wild turkeys per h. l6alS; ducks maIlard per pair
heavyweight. LO0al.lo
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETARL ES-Apples
Eastern Shore MARYLAND and Virginia. per barrel
No. ]. Ll5a23; do. small common l25al. 50; do
per lzharrel basket 5ca75; do, New York assorted
per barrel. 25oa3.5o; cabbage New York Danish,
per ton. lloOal2oo celery. New York per bunch. %
az; oranbeTTles Cape Cod, per barrel. 7.75as 80;
srapes. Concords. per 5lb. basket. Hap; lettuce
Norfolk per basket. 7Sal2s: egs plants Florida, per
crate. LI5aZo; onions Pennsylvania yellow, per
bushel 6Oa65; do. Western. yellow 60a65: peaches
mountain. pe- box. choice. 200a300: pie fruit per
box lSta2.Oo; pears. per basket. 35ai0: tomatoes
nearby. per basket. 5a3o; DO. Eastern Shore Mary
land, lOal5; do. Anne Arundel. 25a3o
POTATOES-White, nearby, ts5a.o per bushel %
a5S; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, Sass:
yaras per barrel, new, LZ5al59 sweets new yellow.
Z--1a-5o; do, Anne Arundel. yellow. 225a250.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. Miller 4 Co, members
of the New YORK stock Exchange ard the Chicago
Board Of Tnde. 1883 F street northwest.
Chicago. NOV. E-Aftor the opening the market
turned easy, and thereafter ruled dull. bat uarv-
0us. We can see nothing IN the situation az an
encouraging 20 bulls Exporters claim that for
cigners were not bidding for stuff. but were irving
% cancel contracts While the visible supply shows
decrease on the Lakes II shows an increase Il
over 100000 bushels at Duluth. which Is siguifi-
cant az this Of the year. We look fer moth
ing more than a scalping market for the prcseuL
Estimated tomorrow. Sc cars.
Corn covered about the range a. wheat hav-
ing considerable difficulty IN maintaining the SELF
ing prices prevs ent during the early morning hours
The volume Of trade was moderate The leading
bull was buyer, and there was some scattered
buying by commission houses. Cash corn was
veal being about ! cent lower. Receipts continue
small. Demand is indifferent. and q Laud-.o-
mouth character. Locals are bullish. bu, als,ear
more disposed 20 red1ce tEcir holdings on hard spots
than % increase their commitments on declines
Estimated tomorrow. 81 cars.
Oats acted in sympathy with the other Cruins Is
a whole, trade was hight. shippers here report that
the East has a fairly large supply Local sales
limited and cash in sample market steady 20 p
fnlhs #.N g.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
COTTON MARKET.


Quotations furnished by Miller & Co, members OF
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, l355 + street. north
west
New York Nov. ls-The action q the Secretary
Of the Treasury in relieving the money situation bv
large issue Of certificates lad stimulating effect
on cotton to-day. Europe led with a .air adgance
and local shorts were scared they saw the stock
market improving. consequently prices moved ND
pretty brsky quite active trading easing of
before midday. Bull buying Of little conse-
Quence. which is evidence that the spurt must not
be regarded anything more than the response 70
the better appearance q the stock market We
doubt whether permanent improvement can be es-
tablished on sentimental grounds alone Abundance
d money must necessarily pave the way 10 a free
q much which could not be moved for
want Of money. and with the promise Of cotton
being thrown on the market with much freedom il
would be unreasonable 10 expect the market To
hold. except when shorts appear for the purpose OF
cor ering Numerous accounts Of Gurtailmenr Of pro-
duction were again circulated to-day and these
alone are against bull market. even with an i'm
proved financial situation.
Liverpool is due 10 be up in the morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
BONDS TO PRECEDE STOCKS
Fruit Company Presents Plan to Fl
nance Cuban Farm.
Prominent Professional and Bust
ness Men OF Washington Are Be
hind the Enterprise.

Much interest Is being taken by Wash
ington investors in the proposition ad-
Vanced by the Havana-W Washington Fruit
Company TO raise money with which 70
develop its plantation IN Cuba The COM
pany already owns LBS acres Of Iand or
the north coast or the island. where
the citrus fruit orchards and pineapple
fields are to be planted
The thing sought by the company is
10 raise the money necessary 20 pay
for the planting Of the land 10 lemon.
orange. and grapefruit trees, and 10
finance the project until the trees come
profit 10 the concern This end is being
accomplished by sale Of bonds, which
has some novel features.
1t is purpOSed 10 issue 30 PEI. cent
gold bonds, with a face value Of sea
each. The subscriber can pay for them
outright. or upon an instalIment basis.
interest accrUing from the date OF the
final payment Of 500
The proceeds from the bond sale is TO
be used in developing the property and
bringing the plantation into profitable
fruit growing condition. The interest upon
the bonds is the only fixed charge against
the project. AS soon as the plantation
becomes money making the surplus
revenue, over and above actual expenses
is to be returned in the shape OF PRO rata
payments TO the bOndhOldeIs. until such
time as each shall have received the
amount Of his original investment
Then it is the purpose Of the company
tn r-aff~ 20
5000 worth OF the capital stock of the
company. No stock IS 10 De issued until
the redemption Of bonds Is completed and
no dividends upon stock Will be declared
while the bonds are outstanding.
II is predicted that the company will be
able 20 return 10 the investors the amount
OF their investments inside OF ten years.
possibly IN not more than seven years ac-
cOrding TO the success Of the venture.
The stock capitalization OF the company
Will be determined hereafter, and viii de-
pend largely upon the value which shall
accrue from the cultivation Of the plan
tation during the first six or seven years
Of its operation. The stock, when issued.
viii be nonassessible. and, il IS under
stood, will not be conditioned upon pre-
ferred stock or floating Indebtedness.
which viii take precedence over the stock
itself.
The claim is made freely by the COM
pany that there is small risk In the in
vestment, and that large and profitable
returns upon the money, 10 begin in
about three years and 10 increase rapidly
thereafter. are almost certain.
The plans Of the company are stated
in detail in the advertising columns OF
The Washington Herald
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Nov. IS.-SIorey on call at the stock
exchange opened az 10 Der cent: highest 10: lowest
5's closing, az per cent. Most Of the loans Wege
az 10 per cent.
Time money opened the week unchanged. only
very moderate amounts being obtainabe Rates
was quoted at 10 per cent for sixty 70 ninety days
per cent for SIX months the latter quotation be-
ing more or less nominal.
Mercantile paper was not yet characterized by
any marked Improvement \ few limited sales
practically constituted the business done Rates.
s 20 10 per cent for ali varieties
Sterling market broke violently this morning de
mnud bills declining 2iI cents 20 As5at: cables. sa.
cents 20 4s7s During the afternoon there was a
partial recovery Rates for actual business closed:
Sixty days A79 demand. 1865 cables So. .aL ssa
Commercial bills were iTi1a479
The supply Of cotton bills was good.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt.. iOOaa5O; butcher. ga
80; common. i5Ga200
HQGS-Pcr cEt. gross, 5-25a5.5Oi ordinary. 5.0oa
SHEEP-Clpped. 4.00a450: common. 20
LAMBS-Spring, choice. 7lsas: medium. z
CALVES-Prime. per h.. saSiz; medium. ~.
grass. 4aiis
COWS-frme fresh. each soeOa5O0; common.
2O.oaa5o0O; old and dry. So0alO0O
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19

New York. Nov s.-WHEAT-Iuegilar: fair de-
mand No. ! Northern Duluth. 70 arrive LIZ: No 2
red. T. o. b., LC;ts; No ? hard. f. O. b.. 1lOi.: No
I maearoni. LO3ik. f. G. b. No. macaroni IO2: No
Manitoba. L1ei+. T. O. b.: No. > Manitoba LlCI.
Exporters took 2h loads
CORN-StrOnger; light trade. No. elevator Co..
No. ?. T. o. b. 675s, FOR late November. No VEL
low. (. O. b.. 67%4: No white 6sg T. O. b. for
late November Exporters took loads.
RNE-Steady; slow trade. No. ? quoted at 81
T. O. b.
OATS-Firm; small business. Elevator prices: No.
white, 52%; No. white. ga. No. . mixed 81
The prices for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salcs-Regular call. L O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, N,oo0 at II.
g 900 az Il.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS. S.ccc at
i0lM
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. at zs
Mcrgcnthaler ) at 100. 10 al iSs.
Mitchell Mining 100 az T. looo az =.
After call-Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferrcd. 3 at s..
Following are The closing quotations yesterdays
local stock eXchange.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19

Westerns. s.loas-2O; from other points. 575asso.
roughs. A75a550.
SHEEP AND LA3lBS-Receiuts for week ended
at noon to-day were 7.35s head. against 57sl head
last week; fair supply lambs and market lover.
Light supply sheep and market steady. Lambs, 50oa
us; shetp 225a5.5.
CALNES-ReceiDtS for week ended at noon 20
day were 81 head. against 37 head last week: lib
eral supply and market steady. Common to best.
35oa85
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
Holy Cross Retains Larkin.

Worcester, Nov. 1S-It was announced
at Holy Cross College to-day that Tim
othy +. Larkin, O5. present football
coach. viii be retained for the season Of
Ig0S.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
COMMENT ON MARKET.

George l.. Edmunds. OF Miller & Co.
The announcement over Sunday Of the
action Of the administration in author
izing the issue OF 500. 100000 worth Of
bonds-conditions calculated 10 give
speedy relief 10 the money market-was
naturally construed as indicating a
more liberal policy toward corporations.
The marker. therefore. opened with a full
head OF steam on, but after II O'Clock be-
came comparatively dull, resting some
what under the best figures Of the day.
About noon the interview Of the vice
president Of the National City Bank. in
a more or less optimistic strain. was Well
received, although IL is generally realized
that even with a basis of real improve
nent. some time will elapse before
general resumption Of speculation is
likely. desirable, or probable Ny opin-
ION remains unchanged: Good railroad
stocks are selling further of the line Of
their value than I remember during the
past. DECADE. Therefore. the long posi-
ton Should be embraced on every favor
able opportunity"
Benz Woodruff OF Post & FlaEg-@'It
looks as II the situation was gradually
clearing. but the process is going 10 be
slow. and the measures Of relief which
are helping US now are all Of a forced
or unnatural character. As soon as con-
d.tons really get better. the government
will want It's money back. and so viii
Europe. On the other hand. by that time
boarded money will undoubtedly have
again become available. believe that
conditions in stock exchange circles are
much better. bat there is an immense
amount Of wreckagc 10 be cleared away
before we can have any permanent bet
terment- ] advise my friends 20 watch
the bond market, for when We begin 10
see the best class Of bonds picking up
and permanently improve We can expect
better conditions IN stocks"
Z. ". Crew, Of Henry Clews & Co
''As was expected. the market this morn
ing opened UP with q rush from l 10
per cent higher, due to a number OF
buying orders from Europe. coupled with
heavy local purchases The buying here
was largely for short accounts. and IL
is believed that some Of the professionals
cabled their orders abroad for the same
purpose. Il must be borne in mind that
DuyinG power has been greatly curtailed
by recent events. therefore. any recovery
which the market is 10 experience must
be slow
G. Bowie ChiDman OF r. r. Chapman
& Co.-"During the first hour and a half
the market was animated with larger
dealings than for some days. It soon be-
came apparent that the insiders. in their
desire 10 prevent any undue excitement
or too rapid an advance, were selling
some stock 20 check the game. conse-
Quenty, for several hours following the
market was dull and rested about mid
way between the highest of the first
hour and Saturdays closing, and about
this level prevailed at 5 O'Clock. Almost
the entire list shows gains. and. without
doubt, the course OF prices caused
much better and more hopeful feeling. A
reasonable market with what might be
termed normal fluctuations is what is
desired for some tine 20 come. Sensa-
tionalism is to be avoided and discour-
aged. and in the meantime the local situ-
alton IS slowly, but surely. righting st.
self"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
WALL STREET NOTES
Brokers Express Approval Of
TPeaSury'S Scheme.
PROMPT RELIEF is EXPECTED
While Plan Is Not Perfect, II VIII
Probably Have Beneficial Results
come-UniOn Pacific n Lender in the
ReeOvery-SmeIters show Gains.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Without looking
far ahead to judge of the ultimate effect,
Wall street to-day expressed its ap-
proval of the scheme<of the Treasury for
dealing with the money stringency. Ii
was conceded almost everywhere that
something radical had to be done, that
it had TO be done quickly. and that
perhaps the plan announced by Secre-
tary Cortelyou would prove as effective
measure of relief as any that could
0e devised
Some brokers argued that the ultimate
effect might be TO initiate the currency
to an extent that might not prove en-
tirely wholesome but that there was any
real danger of the situation becoming as
serious In that respect as it is now in
respect to stringency nobody In the finan-
eial section believed Like most plans Tor
relief in emergencies, the one evolved is
not perfect, but Wall street not only ex-
pressed its willingness 20 accept q with
its imperfect!ons. but seemed TO expect
great things from it.
II any stock could be singled out as
tAe leader In the recovery II would be
-
the mistake was made OF opening the
trading at too high a price level. with
the result that when misdlrected effort
OF this kind was relinquished the price
dropped back 10 where It represented a
complete absence Of bullish manipulation.
Afterward the stocks inherent strength
caused resumption Of the upward move
ment. and the afternoon recovery was as
spontaneous as the squirt al the open
ing had been forced and manipulatve.
1t was gradual, but weH sustained
American Smelling and Refining start
ed Off with larger gain from Satur-
days close than was scored by any
other active stock. and the early strength
was fairly well maintained throughout
the session.
The traders were inclined TO take the
view that the stock was strengthened
for the purpose OF creating the impress
sion that the regular dividend would be
declared without change at the forth
coming meeting Of directors. but they
refused 10 be convinced.
They had seen bids made for the divi-
deud, and had been given assurances
from various unofficial sources that the
s per cent rate would be maintained.
but without modifying in the least their
attitude toward the stock They were
simply waiting the outcome OF the
meeting.
Amalgamated Copper was the weakest
stock on the list, and St Paul was heavy
in sympathy. The reason for the weak
ness IN Amalgamated was ascrlbed TO
The Les fnrnrca character 81 thn rnror..
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished dy Z. r. Chapman x
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chapman. manager, 1901 4 street northwest