Arizona republican., 1909-08-27
HAMMER|KG DOWN
 OF THE HARR|MANs
A Further Break in All Stocks With
 Which He Is Associated. \.

New York, Aug. 26.-Another period of stress and storm was experienced by the stock market today. On very heavy liquidation prices reacted from 3 to over IF points. the greatest losses being again made by the Harri man stocks and their affiliated issues. Union Pacific sold off to 19S. the low est price in a month, while Southern Pacific suffered correspondingly. Sen timent became more bearish over night and the bears had a fresh sup ply Of ammunition in the way of pes simistic rumors concerning the condi-. ton of Hartman. A very large part of the days business was in Union Pacific, that stock for all practical purposes dominating the situation. and margins were thrown over. Conserva- tive estimates of the long sales of Union Pacific since the beginning of the week vary from 100000 to 100000 shares. or One-fifth to One-quarter of the entire trading in that issue since Monday. Frequent attempts were made to force Union Pacific below 200. but they were unavailing until the last hour, when 100 shares came out at 1997s and 500 shares h lower. These were soon followed by a block of 29O0 shares at 1991z. United States steel, which relatively had been the strongest of the half score of issues prominent in the recent rise. also re flected heavy pressure. From these low prices the list had another brief respite Union Pacific closed at 198, a break of 21 points from the top re- cord price on August Is last. Another heavy increase in copper exports was reported.
 Copper. s24s smelting. 9s7s; Santa. Fe. 116; St. Paul, 154A; New York Central. 1884; Pennsylvania, 137S: Reading. 156h: Southern Pacific, 125k: Union Pacific, 1s7%: steel. "A: do pfd, I23A: silver. 51; Mexican, A
 Grain.
 Chicago, Aug. 26.-Decided weakness prevailed in the wheat market during the first part of the session. but a firmer tone developed and all the early loss was regained. The market closed strong. with September A above yes terday's close. The deferred months. however. were still a shade to 1s be- low the previous close.
 The market in corn was weak throughout entire session. closing weak with prices a shade higher to 1zd% lower as compared with yes terday.
 Metals.
 New York, Aug 26.-The tin mar ket was firm. with local spot, August and September closing s30 371z G 30. 55: October. s31. 4O03O.7O. Sales reported. 30 tons September. s3O 50 The London market closed easy, with. spot G13s 5s. futures s139 5s. Cop per was quiet in the local market. No sales of standard were reported. Clos ing quotations follow: Spot and Aug ust. SIP 50d12 S5; September. SIP 65 612.S5; october. 12.7OG13. GO: November. SIP sOG1S. O5; December. SIP 9OG1S.121k Local dealers quote lake SIS. .OO613 371a; electrolytic- SIP S71z G13. .521a; casting, SIP 62 F O 12.S71z. London copper was steady with spot e59 12s Sd. futures ESQ lis 4d. Lead was lower; closed steady at 435d44O for New York, 4221z a 490 for East St. Louis. London was un- changed at e22 2s 3d.
 Cattle and Sheep.
 Chicago. Aug. 26.-Cattle receipts 5000 head; market weak. Reeves. s4 1S G7.75; Texas steers, $4.00d5. 40: Western steers. S4 .4066 40; stockers and feeders. s2. 55G5.25; cows and heifers. S2.25G6. 40; calves. s6 00@ S75 Sheen receipts r., 900 head; mar ket steady at s2.75G4. 65. Western. B. OOG4. .65; yearlings, $4. 50G5 50. Lambs. native s4.75@7.75, Western s4. 5O97.75