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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
|glvE OF UNREST
SWEEPS SPAIN
Defeat Of Spanish Troops in Morocco
Has Wrought People Up to Fever
Pitch-Jails Full.

MADRID, Via Frontier. July 49,
Spain IL on the verge OF civil war
today. and King Alfonso is posting
troops known to be loyal at all
stragetic points To put down the revo-
lution In It's incipiency.
Although the government is rigidiy
suppressing all the delails Of the war
In Morocco, IL has become generally
known that the Moors have won de-
cided advantage over the Spanish
troops there and that several hundred
OF Alfonso's troops have fallen In the
various battles around Melilla ana
that several of the Spanish guns have
been captured in hand-to-hand nights.
The sGmmoning of the reserves 20
the colors and the dispatch OF troops
ITO the relief of Melilla has wrought the
people uL to fever pitch and demon
STATIONS against the government for
participating in the Moroccan war are
spreading TO all parts OF the country.
even into the most remote mountain
districts The outbreaks have passed
the rioting stage and have assumed
the character OF countrywide revo-
luton.
King Alfonso, once the beloved o!
the nation is being bitterly denounced
in open speeches all over the country.
Numerous arrests OF political agita-
tors have been made and the Jalls are
filled with political prisoners, who are
openly agitating against the govern
ment for sending soldiers TO Mo
rocco.
The gravity of the situation is be-
ing carefully concealed from the rest
OF the world by rigid censorship.
The Republicans demand an extra
ordinary session OF the Spanish cortes
or parliament to discuss the war IN
Africa, but King Alfonso has been
obdurate in his refusal TO summan the
law makers, fearing that they Will IN
terfere with his war plans.
IL leaks out that the authorities
have carefully suppressed the true
condition OF the Spanish army in Me
lila and hidden the fact that the
Moors nave won several victories over
Gen. Marinas forces. the latter now
fghting altogether on the defensive.
The fact that Spanish cannon nave
been captured by the Moors makes
the Spanish position seem almost I'M
tenable, as Ii was the machine guns
upon which the Spaniards relied TO
hold the Moors in check.
King Alfonso went today TO Ferroi
for the purpose OF personally hasten
ing the preparations that are being
made to arm the reserves and rush
them to the relief OF Melilla.
II Is announced that King Alfonso
Hxpects shortly TO seek the advice or
Prince Henry of Prussia, who is visit
ing In Spain.
The sultan OF Morocco has protest
ed to the powers against the war
Spain IL carrying on in this country,
declaring IL is In violation OF the terms
Of the Algeciras treaty. He demands
the protection of the powers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
TWICE TOO MUCH MONEY
IS VOTED FOR JUNKET


ahead now" declared Hally. I'VE
would have had better preparation
for dealing with the roads than We
had. and would have got better condi.
tons
Sending a delegation to The conven.
ton OF the League of American NUM-.
cipalities is largely matter Of city
pride. That league has done n great
deal to further municipal reform and
Improvement and to arouse the oivic
feeling If the cities were to pursue
n niggardly policy with regard to It. il
would soon disintegrate and lose Its
influence We have been gamers by
the spirit aroused by il. and would
lose il It were not properly support
ed. We should have adequate repre-
sentation.
IF Detroit were not we'll represent.
ed In the convention Of the state
league OF municipalities. we should oe
the losers through adverse acton in
Lansing. There is already 600 much
feeling against this city throughout
the state. and attendance a these con-
ventions tends to lessen this.
Adoption of concrete foundation for
all pavements In Detroit followed upon
junket that cost $4,000. We nave
benefited by that junket. Our public
lighting plant followed another junket.
II you ask what direct benefit the city
gets from tunkets will say that II
gets none. but indirectly. the benefit IL
great II is like a firm sending out
travelling man with an expense &C
count that Is liberal"
We are not decrying tn. represen.
tation OF the city at the Montreal con.
vention. but what we are decrying Is
the allowance OF $l00 apiece TO the
delegates when $50 would do" replied
Pratt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
BOSTON COPPER.
ROsTON COPPER LETTERS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. July 20:
The copper shares opened strong on
a good volume OF buying orders well
distributed throughout the entire list
The improved metal conditions, togeth-
er with the advance in Amalgamated
has greatly improved sentiment. The
principal activity centers in North
Butte. which has advanced to 81. a
gain OF Ia. The buying is called good
O. & A. is up a, Parrot ], Royale /,
Lake / and Utah Copper / ~ There
has been a move in Boston Consoli-
dated which carried the price Up to
l6. gain OF a. The buying Is based
on the probability that Utah Copper
will take over this property. The bal
ance OF the market Ia strong, with nu-
merous fractional advances.
London market was strong. Norrolk
* Western especially. The copper mar
ket in London having recovered from
recent depression. buying this morning
was sufficient to raise the price 10
shillings something we have not seen
In months. The copper stocks started
up strong and were the frmest all
the session. The Steel
stocks held well and Coal stocks were
strong Pittsburg Coal
was conspicuously strong. advancing
rapidly on good tariff news. fractions
were attacked around noon hour, but
failed to depress the market. The In
dustrials were firm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
STRICKEN AS HE RAPS
FOR ORDER AND DIES
Sir John William Holder. Speaker Of
Australian House, Expires IN an
Anteroom.

MELBOURNE, Australia. July %
AS the climax OF fierce all-night de-
bate in the Australian house OF repre-
sentatives. Sir John William Holder.
speaker of the house was stricken
with apoplexy. He died a few mo-
ments later in an anteroom OF the par
lament building. The attack was
brought on by excitement.
The house had been In session nj!
yesterday and last night the house was
in a turmoil AS the speaker pounded
with his gavel he toppled over onto
his desk. Instantly the chamber was
deathly still, and the dying speaker
was hurried to an anteroom.
Sir John Holder was the first speak
er OF the Australian house OF represen-
tatives when II was formed In 1901. He
held his office continuously until his
death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Restaurant Men Exonerated.

James kontas and John Baussaulii5.
proprietors OF restaurant at No. l7S
Gratiotave., were discharged by JUS
tice Stein, Friday, after they had
shown that there was plenty Of pro-
vocation for their assault on Jefferson
Haney. u customer. There was u
merry war In the restaurant, few
nights ago, when Haney learned that
his $40 Panama hat had been stolen
from the hook. He refused to pay his
bill until he received payment for the
hat. and when the lunch room twins
insisted. there was a free-for-all fight.
Justice Stein decided that Jefferson
was the aggressor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
THUMBS BOARDER HARD.
Was Trying to Run House, Man Elk
plains; Fined.

Charles Ryle. who was fined s25 or
60 days days. Monday, for beating his
wife. appeared before Justice. Stein
again Friday, charged with entering
the room OF one OF his boarders, by
way OF a side window, and giving the
boarder a terrible beating. Thursday
night. He was fined $40 or 80 days
on that charge.
Ryle, who lives at No. 900 Third-st.,
pleaded that the boarder was trying
TO .un the house. and had caused
much trouble. He admitted the as
sault but his wife testified that Frank
Riker. the boarder, had repeatedly
threatened the husbands life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-openinx.

EAST BUFFALO. July 81 Specially
-Dunning & Stevens livestock report:
Cattle. cars. slow. Hogs: 20 cars;
strong: heavy. 3s5oas.6o: workers.,
ss.2Ofs.50 Pigs: $50 Sheep: 10
cars: steady: best lambs. IS: yearlings,
sSG6.75. wethcrs. $3.50 $50: ewes.
SisOq4e0 Calves; Slow. s.5o1s.5O
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. July 23.-Cattle
Receipts. 100: steady; prime So1
butchers, s4a5.90. veals Receipts,
zoo lower. common 20 choice. 30 y
$50 sheep and lambs: Receipts. :ooo,
slow: lambs, s6GI..5: yearlings. SOC
$50; sheep, s3Q5.50. Hogs: Receipts.
4.250; firmer; workers., 1926 ps5o' pigs
ts.15ms.20.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 23.-cattle: Receipts
Te eS $685.: western. ,iG5
stockers and feeders $50 $40: cows
and heifers, S25oQ6.i0. calves. s5m $50.
Hogs. Receipts. 1900. fair. cents
higher. Light. sT50Tsl5: mixed. 80
ms1O. heavy, $-50us10. rough. $40
MI 0; workers.. $I.5oms. pigs. $50 "
T4O sheep: Receipts, $4,000. stead
native. S305s0: western, s3u5. lambs,
s4.75GSI5: western. 3t.15 q s.lo.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 23.-Hogs:
Receipts 1900; &C higher; mediums and
hesyies $S25. workers. ssh as. 20
lights, ssQS1o; pigs. 50. Cattle: Re-
ceipts cars. steady. Lambs Re-
ceipts 5 cars. $3.50 top. Calves Re-
ceipts 500; IS so top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
TO MARRY IN LONDON
REQUIRES MANY A TIP
New Yorker Who Took Bride In
That City Warns All Men OF
the Big Expense.

NEW YORK, July 23.-R. w. How.
ard. general news manager Of the Unit
ed Press, who married Miss Margaret
Robe, sister OF New York newspaper
woman, In London, returned with his
bride on the Kaiser Wilhelm Ii. Ho
earnestly advised any one contemplate
ing matrimony not to have the knot
tied in the English metropolis.
ITO get married In London you have
to secure about Ia permits said Mr.
Howard land then they want to dc
tate just what church shall be select
ed for the ceremony. and you have u
tip all hands. as you would a steward
on a transatlantic liner.
II had not only to pay the rector
who performed the ceremony, but also
to tip the vicar and his wife who stood
up with us, and every one In sight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
RoUTs HoLD-UP.

GRAND HAVEN. Mich, July %
While walking along the beach las.
night. John Mccarthy. Grand Rapids
newspaper man, was accosted by q
man who brandished revolver. The
stranger pointed the weapon at Nc.
Carthy and ordered him to throw mp
his hands. Mccarthy knocked tie
gun from the mans hand and grappled
with him. The stranger finally broke
away and escaped into a wooded sec
ton. The police are working on the
casa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Or. PIERCE CHOSEN.

HOWELL. Mich, July 23.-Dr.
Pierce. OF Stonywold sanitorium. Sar.
anac lake, In the Adirondacks. has
Leen elected superintendent of tie
state sanitorium by the board Of trus'
tees. d.. Pierce, who is 35. was grad
uated from the Michigan university.
Or. Henry J. Hartz. Of Detroit. trus-
tee of the santorium speaks highly
OF the new official. DR.. Pierce WI!
enter upon his duties without delay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Apples-New. 3l.40Ql5o per box.
nIuck berrfes-Iawto S4u SO bu.

Appies-New. s14oQl5o per box.
Black Administrations. s49 $50 bu.
Cnbbagc-sl5 Dbl.
Ceirry-Home- grown. 3S075c dos.
Che~se-Michigan nats. new. Use:
York state. l4gl4me; ilmeurger; iSc'
''a e;hse G;s75@s blu.
CoEee-Paekage coffee. nAss0l7ss
California rruits-Plums. sl.5O91,75:
peaches $3.50 per box. pears. IS per
box; grapes. IS box.
Dressed Cuiyes-Fsney. io0lic; COM
Fiour-Siichisan patent: in wood.
ssss: eien Iih $50 o rye ,r hour - Dbl Dbl
corn meal. ;si; corn .,s and ost chop, $50:
Fresh yexetabie.-cucumbers: $50
4oc doz.: lettuce; home grown. 20 o 400
crate; radishes. Ice doz: wax beans.
peas, si.io bu: beets. Zoe doI-
Gooseberries-S2.500 bu.
Der, ioalic; extracted. s9Shc ID.
Aay-Detroit shippers are paying the
s1i;s'SIsSS No Ds:.' siagi y: I eiSssi
mixed. 3ll q 1i.5o; rye straw. 500
i0sS hss. and cured 9as stray issc N sSn
cured. l2iac; No. / green. lie; No. Q
green, loo. kip cured, No. /. lac: No. 2
i2ac; Kip green. No. l. i2e: No 2.
l5c; calf cured, No. l. lsc; No. 2. lSl,c;
lamb skins, 35Q soc. shearlings. 209
soc; horse hides. No. i. $3.50; No. :.
HucLIeber ries-S3q g. so bu.
Lfmes-$l Ger TO-.
Lemon.-California. s4'sG5.7s box
Maiori. Sc u 6.26 box.
Observation-Disclosures rs q 400 each;
Rockyfords, CALIFORNIA;. $3Gs.50; Geo.
gas. t2.25 q $50 per box
Mushr0OmS-50c box.
OniOns-Southern. 81 per sack, New
Spanish, $l.50q .65 bu.
orsnges-California navels. $3.50
Oiis-Raw linseed. sic: boiled lin
seed. &C gal. less l per cent for cash
In 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sens. sac: turpentins. In barrel lots.
fsaehe.L,:,So per s-baske, crate;
pears-Southern. S2.2s bu.
Potatoes-Southern. s22S q $50 bbl;
PouitryGHens, l3QI3hc Id: stag
BOOSTERS. &c. broiiers. Ii 9l9c; geese.
9se; ducks - "a isc; springs. iSe' turkeys.
Provi.ion.-Mess pork. Sal: family
pork. S22W2S; light. clear. 32l: heavy.
$22; smoked hams. l3nc; dry sailed
briskets. l2Ac, shoulders. lie: picnic
hams. lie. bacon l59l6c lard, in
tierces. l2%c; kettle rendered. l3xc ID.
Raspberrtes-Red. &44g.7S bu: black.
So 50gi 40 tu.
Sugar-Crystai dominoes, S7s6: Eagle
tablets, $3.50; cut loaf. $3.50; cubes,
S5s5: xxx powdered. S575. granu-
lated. extra coarse. $40: graduated.
flne In bulk. $3.50; granuiated In 25-
ID. cotton bags. $5.35: Michigan granu-
lated. &5.20; diamond A. S5.40; confcc-
TONERS A, SOS; No. /, $3.50; No. 2,
$3.50. No. 9. ss2s: No. !. 1920; No. s.
IS; No. .. Sa.s5; No. 10. $3.50: No. IL.
sass. No. IL, $3.50; No. IL. S4.7S; No.
IL. s4.7S: No is. ;i7s per 100 lbs.
Tnllow-No. !. s hc; No. 2, 4hc 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July 23.--POrk: Firm.
Lard; , Firm middle west spot, $l24
1910. Sugar Raw. firm. refined,
steady. Coffee: Rio No. Z on the spot.
71zQ7asc. Tallow: Quiet. city, s 9-i6c:
country, 516@5l3i6c. Dressed poul-
try: Steady. unchanged Live poultry:
Demand fair. unchanged Cheese: Firm:
full cream specials. 14i4 M15Ac; skins
specials. IL &c; full skins. 2A934.c.
Coffee options opened unchanged TO .
points advance. Butter: Quiet, firm,
receipts. 1854. creamery extra, &c:
dairy tubs. 20Q25c; imitation, 22c.
Eggs: Duh; receipts. il,344; nearby
white fancy. 29Q32 mixed, 23q csc
fresh hrsts 81 n " 24c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
J.rome To Question Thaw.

POUGHKEEPSIE. Y Y. July I'd
II has been practically decided That
District Attorney jerome, ~ New
York. win cross-examine Harry h.
Thaw when he goes on the stand at
his hearing next week. Thaw Is fgnt'
ing To prove he Is sane. Jerome pros
ecuted him on the charge or muic
ing stanford White.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Y. M. c. A. BOARD TO MEET.

CENTRAL LAKE, Mich, July ga
The state executive committee OF the
w. M. g. A. will meet at the boys
camp. Hay-o-went-ha, Saturday, and
remain over Sunday. Matters relat.
ing TO the welfare OF the boys In
Michigan are to be discussed Prof.
Sargent, OF Grand Rapids. is doing
some splendid work IN nature study
with The boys. and Prof Goodrich rs
conducting the Bible studies this
uenk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Kick on Engine House Site.

A conference was held in Mayor
Breitmeyer's office, Friday morning.
at which residents along Hurlbut-avt.
told Fire Commissioner Moran OF thoir
objection to a fire truck house at the
intersection of that avenue with Ker-
chevalave. He will present their
their views to the other commission.
ers and another site may be chosen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
nnsrnN CnI.rEn CInsE.

Ariz COml g. ApeN IN. AtIantIc y,
Arcad a.. Adven 8 n. BAY State g AZ.
Blk Mount ia. Bos Cons 5's. hos ~
cal & ~ 652. Cal A. a los "a. Centen 80.
Daly West y, Davis Daily 67ss East y
.i2A Ely rs Franklin ~ u, First Nat
10. Goldfeld Cons g.. Hancock n. Hell
VetiaI6L. Isle Royale &c. la Sale "
Lake ga. Mass So. Mohawk SO. Males
TIC -, Mich Ion. Miami lsA, May =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Markets and Finance
CHICAGO wiiEAT LETTER.

kCpOflCu Tor INC liuics 10 t1aeShs
Craig a. Co.. July 20;
At the lower prices soon after the
opening. the execution OF buying or
ders placed 10 take wheat On breaks
was general and market lad ne rally
AT once This Was followed by "A period
OF selling led by Pringle. Rankin. Bart
lett and some OF the focal leaders Al
this writing the market is on &c from
the close yesterday and the low point
SO sfar today Weather IL fine for NOV
ing the winter crop. Local receipts are
much larger than estimated at 500 cars.
with break OF 1 &c I'm Sept. price AT
Minneapollsna adviees from sprlns
wheat COUNTY, favorable. Corn prices
at best point OF the morning 81 Ac LOT
July. and g. "a for sept Commission
houses and shorts have taken the moo
crate offerings. Southwestern uis-
patches claim injury To crop IN okia-
noma and western kansas
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July e3.-The wheat mar
ket opened "a lower. offerings ialtlS
free Corn opened bc up, offerings
light oats opened steady,
Noon: July wheat fell IL during
the forenoon corn gained slightly
and oats eased OF fractionally.
Close: All futures in wheat slump
ed badly in the last hour, closing near
the days low. Corn ana oats were
higher
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co. ll6-lls Grlswold-st
Open High Low. Close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Bo.,on curb Market.
COPPER SHARES SALES.

Adv TOO. A Q 7 0b5O, AZ IUb5. Zinc
20. 4 g 75o. All I55. Bat 10 BIOS CON
SIS Hos\ Cor SO. Butte 1865. C n a
1868. ID " 10. + q 4Ot. FIR $50. GX
sa0s. Or 40. q c eGs. Hell 500. Roy 1915.
Kerr so Lake 25to. l. 320 Mass 100.
May zoo. Mex 705' Miami SO. Mich 100,
y 1. $50. Glib 1876. . - 667, Osc i0s. Par
6s5. GU 40. shan 2i0. ~ Marys so. Sup
27g7. ) A. v II. 5 & 4 72l6. Tam -.
Trim 10. OH 30 l. : " iS45. DO Df 2O3
II con 575. 4 g 45. Vic I35. Win 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a Co. ll6-lls Gr.swoId-st
Omen Iligu Low. Close.

TOLEDO, July 23.--Wheat CAST anu
July .il?h; Sept ell lc sb and and
July. 74l.c. Sept. 5lSc. Dee, os
May. 5sisc. Oats: Cash. 4snc. July
4sLc. sept. Sc. Dec 4gse. May,
ale Rye No. .. Tslsc. CloVerseed'
cash Sc 60. Oct and Dec, sos March.
s7I5' Prime aisike. $40: prime ttmo-
thy So OIL Unchanged. Butter:
Creamery. 27n27iac; dairy. s2c. Eggs;
p,ixad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23

fiower 90. Nipissg M, Mex Cons ass.
Nevada titan 1916, North Butte y. n.
Old Dom 56ts osceoia iSs. Parrot 81 "A.
4 PTS ia. Santa he = sup Cop a. =.
Sup 4 hos 10 " silver Queen 50, Tam
arack 20, Trinity IL. titan Cons ~,
Oil 3sA. l. : X com sou. do pf AZ y.
Victoria AZ. Winona ga, Wolverine
$50. MNandotte 210. Yukon Oh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 23.-Cheese: Twins,
1il1c. young Americas, 10 a 1 o Nc. But
seconds 22Mc. dairy extras. 23h c.
Eggs: Firsts. Gle. seconds, lac. Live
poultry Turkeys. 14@14hc. ducks.
llall nc; geese. sqsc; fowls. l3h q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
PRODUCE.

There were no important price
changes To report this morning In any
line. Except for blackberrtes. which
are nearly done, the supply OF berries
was about equal To the needs or the
market. Georgia peaches are coming
along. but for the most part arrivals
are In poor shape and require rehand-
ling. Fresh vegetables are In good
supply and demand. and a. home grown
stock increases the tendency OF prices
Is downward Lemons were put down
again today. as the trade would not
take hold at the advance. Butter, eggs
poultry and dressed calves were un-
changed and potatoes were easy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
o3.5o--suffaIo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
urdsy. July ~, Grand Trunk Rail-
WAY System

Tickets win be valid leaving Detroit.
Saturday. 7:45 y. IN. and 1920 =. m.
returning leave Buffalo 1925 D. m.
Sunday. July 18th. or 5:35 a. m. Mon
day. July 20. City Ticket ONCE, i24
Voodward-avs. Telephone NIB.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. 26c. frsts, Csc: dairy. zoe; pack
ing stock. ISc ID.
Egx-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. 22A C doz. Receipts on
Friday, S23 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-23
TRACTION STOCK
SLUMPS Z POINTS
Extreme Weakness Develops in
Inter-Met. Issues-Aside From This,
Market Is Almost Featureless.
NEW YORK STOCKS CLOSE.

Allis Chal pr ). Anal { Si's. Am (
a. r C2lz. Am Cot % - a. Am tee 40 Is,
4 l4oi. Anacond 4y1., Atch iiel.; q a
. 1905. Brk X + 50. Can Pac 1861
Cen Leath S25s do pf 1881. Cnes 4 y
ssA.. Chi CT w > NJ - loo,
4 : So. Corn Prod ga. Dis Sec { asa
Gen Elec is5. CT \ pfd i5O7s, CT y .
eff 20. Ills Cent l5tn: INT Met lts'
L q y I4ss. NJ X 4 + ills, Mo rac
12h.. Newhouse 2as. y { lS5A. y \,
o 4 w siis. North Pac 1885,. Penn K
Is, 2 PEG g 4 { 70 y Press Sc 81 y, ,a No.
Rock Isl 81 do pr 75s south Pac
81 l. a W pr So's, Twin CITY 1881; Tn
II. do pr 1854. Utah Cop 507s wab pr
55Is. West Tn T -. West Mfg san
NEW YORK. July 23.-Following an
initial oulburst OF strength. led by
Amalgamated, with an advance OF ono
point p-ofit.taking sales were encoun-
tered in some quarters which resulted
In indicate recessions from the best
figures. Steel common. after reaching
IL, fell back 5-S under yesterdays
close. Reading and other leading
railroads also developed slightly re.
dictionary tendency Atchison. how.
ever. held strong.
IL a. m.-During the second half
OF the :irst hour the market became
extremely dull, but prices generally
showed some recovery from the low
levels touched succeeding the initial
strength.
Some outside buying developed AT
the lower levels and by the end OF
The first hour prices had been re-es-
tablished on a level close 10 the open
Ing igurs and in some cases these
were bettered.
Government bonds unchanged;
others firm.
Noon-Shortly after midday ex-
IRENE weakness developed in the In
terboro- Metropolitan issues, which
carried the preferred down over two
points while the comman dropped a
point TO IA Is AT the low level. how
ever. some outside buying came in
which -allied the preferred 10 about
As IL. but almost Immediately both
Issues turned weak again. touching
new low records for the day Aside
from this movement the market pre-
sented no new interest.
p. D.-The market during the az
terncon moved irreguarly within frac-
tional limits. The trading was purely
Owing 10 the dullness
of the rest Of the market. Inter- Met.
issues continued 10 be the feature,
and after their midday weakness re-
covered part OF their losses. The COM
mon stock advanced To IA IL and the
preferred to As 5-S. Reading, Rock Is
land, Amalgamated and b. Il o. main
tanned a Arm tone. Otherwise the
market Sas generally heavy and very
dull.
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