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MARKET NEV(S'
NEW YORK sTocKa

New York, Nov. 29.--A
 Iaeaiilst the forces of req struggle lpegceptible in the stock m |ction was Inlatlon today. which wal arxet spec owed, however. by the lod oyershad peet Of the approaching xering pros congress and the fears of session p lative program of the trus the legis Suggestions of a reopenln4 problem tariR revision question al thl Of tn, session also had their effect e comin
 The slssitndes of the plosecu
 the American Sugar Refining Nktion 0 pany were rehected in the fresh lij \k,oil dation in that stock today, down uu 11G 5-s, the lowest price of the yea {
 The strengthening effect on " bash deal runhors. the sale of ss Louis and San Francisco and the re- 2 petition of Reading melon rumors proved unavailing in face of these ? factors of Encouragement The pro I fessional bear party grew rapidly in the course of the day and found rne ? market increasingly vulnerable. as the attacks gained in boldness.
 The result was a closing in some disorder, with prices rapidly declin- ing and showing losses from 1 to 3 points and upward in the list.
 Bonds steady Total sales. par val ne, were $4,155,o00.
 United States 4's coupon declnel 4 and the registered s4s per cent on call.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New orleans, Nov 29.-Rice dnh, offerings light. Rough Rice-Hondu- fas. s2ss.75 bbl,; Japan, s2Qs26V bbl-
 Clean Rlee- Honduras, 4@5Ac lD.; Japan, 2i46psi1c 10.
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L. R. 6 H. s. W. BY. c.
(lron Mountain Route.) TRAINS DEPART.

No. 2 leaves Hot Springs at Gao q. m. for Little Rock. Texas, Kans-7 City, St. Louis and eastern connec- tions.
 No. 1 leaves Hot Springs at $50 a. m. for Pine Bluf and Little Rock, car rying parlor and sleeping car passen' -rers for Texarkana, Shreveport and
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sloLER APARTMENTS.
onice 335 ouachIta Ave.

Furnished in suits Of two, three and four rooms, for light housekeeping Electric lights, gas ranges, hot and Swater in each apaHment and
 ail steam heat on tap when
 Paved street. best location,
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Low mIddllng, 10 SIG: ordinary. n s-s nominal good ordinary. F 1s-l6; low mlddling. l3 1ll6: strict low mtldling. II: middling. 14h strict middling II 3-S strict good modelling. n 1i-l6; middling fair, II 1916; mid. |dling fair to fair, 15 SIG: fair. 15 9.16 nominal.
 Reeeipta, 1,427; stock. lsi,S65.
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WANTED To sen all kinds Of sec ond hand coal heaters at !, II. Er- niay's Furniture Store. col ouachita avenue; phone aoS. s-s0 If
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov 2s Money on call. l{rm. a1sf15 per cent ruling rate. 4sk 'pf:t cent; closing b|a, 7-S per cent; 6Iered. per cent
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Time loans easier; 6U days, 4A4 ? per cent: 90 days. IA per cent; six months, X per cent.
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YOUR DEsTlNA- TON wiTHouT EXTRA CHARGE. CALL hv OUR OFFICE OR PHONE 2o2. COOPER BROS. LIVERY .
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See !. F. Harper for pianos 50 sec. ond hand sewing machines q s5 to }2o. also seven second hand organs for sale chtRp. 1904 Central avenue. Phone 1929. n
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FOR SALE Grocery store; one of the best cash stands in the city s2ooo cash business last month. Reason for selling is III health Address M e this office. 1l-G-tf
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WANTEDs-To buy furniture of all Kinds. prichard Bros Furniture and Hardware Go, Sia.s45 Genital Avenue. Phone 1046. 9-2s.tf
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FOR SALE Young Jersey COW, -s months old. giving 2iz gallons of milk, with thoroughbred heifer calf. 1 weeks old Apply ID Cedar Terrace.
 ll.246t
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I3t Ntf t fzE ftf ff<tffi5 J+7 Frank Ellsworth, plaintl1. vs
 Triple Tread Auto Tire Co, defendant
 The defendant. Triple Tread Auto Tire Co. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answei the complain Of the plaintiff. Frank Ellsworth
 Given under my hand this Noven Der 6. slos ED PARHAM, !. F..
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WANTED Experienced lady soil. cItor immediately Commercial Rating Collecting and Mercantile Agency
 sos Malvern avenne li.309G
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WE want men women, boys and girls. white and colofed, to work in city; all kI nds of positions; or. If you employ help, give us your orders. Call or phcne 4Se No. Eddy Bldg. s.22-tf
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FOR SALE All kinds of second hand coal heaters at Eimex's Furni. ture Store, col ouachita; phone, sSs.
 9.30 If
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,. s Wilson, livery, nne driving and saszdle horses. Cheapest stable m clty. ao0 Garland Aye Phone 11os.
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FOR SALE Rpming huuse of "A
 rooms, location good, doing good bush ness. Phone l24s. Eldorado hotel 1l-2s-6t
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FOR SALE Lease to desirable Central avenue storeroom. See W T. Hawkins, TIP Central avenue.
 11l2-tf
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FOR sALE-A second hand safe; nearly news at bargain. Address J. & M., Sentinel-Record office, l1s28-st
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Iz&xQ A N1,E.n n.-- l,lea .e.. ...4,. and areSs ef wages to the right party; ienced hep need to ap- Cleaning and Dying No. 2os Central ave. 1l-18tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE -Fnrnitrre and lease of 22 room hotel; rents reasonable. Telephone PIT. 11-9-1m
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WARNING ORDER.

Before E. Parham, J. P. Frank Ellsworth, plaintiff.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-02

entered at the Newport News Va
postot,,ce as Second-Csass matter.
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All Who
Would Enjoy

good health. with its blessings. must IN
dcrstand. quite clearly. that Il involves TIE
question Of night living with al tho tern
implies. With prOpc. kno@lcdsr Of vhst
i bcst. each hour Of recreation. OF c;.joy-
menf. Of contemplation and Of effort ra--
be madc 20 conf.i5ufe % living arisht-
Thcn the U.s. of ulcdirines rs1y b. cia-
pcn>ei with to advantage. but under or
binary conditions in many instances a
Simplc. wholesome rrsn>siy may b. invulu-
able 4 taken AZ tlc rroprr 'irnc AMI 'hs
Cahiorna Pig syTssp Co. holds that Il Is
alike Important TO prrScht ths subIrcs
trnfhfuliy AMI % supply the one rcrsccs
laxaiive - thosr drsiriaeit.
Consequently. the Comp@nys Syrup Il
Fig AMI Elixir q Scnns Gvs rns nj
s-i:faction. To ct IT, bcnrariai Effects
buy ihr srnuir~. manufactured by fh-
California Fiz Syrup On. only. and ios s>,s
By al Icsding druggists.
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WILL APPEAL CASE
TO SUPREME COURT
Depositors Of Wrecked Savings
Bank Dissatisfied With Judge
Migrants Decision.

Captain C. c. Berkeley. of counsel
for the depositors OF the wrecked
Savings Bank of Newport News. an
nounced yesterday that the depositors
will take an appeal to the Supreme
Court OF Virginia from the decision
of Judge John IL. Ingram. of Rich
mond. which was delivered here Sat
urday.
The depositors are dissatisfied with
Judge Ingram's decision in the case.
He exonerated all of the defendants
except Dr. Carter Perkins. Dr. Clar-
ence Porter Jones and, A. T. Pulliam.
The appeal. SD far as naming those
responsible for the loss is concerned.
will, IL is said. be directed towards
City Sergeant f W. Milstead. City
Treasurer J. NJ. Curtis. Dr. Noah Jack
son and l.. r. Barnes.
Plans for beginning an appeal,
which will cost about 5000. are al
ready under way. and IL is expected
that large number of the 200 deposit
tors OF the bank viii be represented
in the action.
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Hearst, Barnard and Gaynor
Each Claiming Victory.
CLOSE OF HOT. CAMPAIGN
Tammany Leader Murphy Declares
His Man viii Get More Votes Than
Other Two combined--The Repub-
iIcan-Fusion Ticket.
,sy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Nov. New .Yorks
triangular political campaign ended
tonight. William j Gaynor the Dem
ocrstic candidate foi The mayoralty
made his final speech In Harlem. Otto
T. Barnard. candidate OF the kepub-
lican and Fusion forces, closed his
campaign with MONDAY address on
The water front ard a brief talk To
negro voters at a downtown Baptist
church In the evenings
Hearst, the Independent candidate.
wound up his formal speech making
last night at Madison Square Garden,
but some of the lesser lights of his
independent campaign burned red hre
and espOused his cause with a final
burst of oratory at open air meetings
in the four corners of Manhattan to-
night. while many of the minor can
didates on both Democratic and Re-
publican tickets had meetings of their
own in the doubtful districts.
Confidence in Rival Camps.
In each Of the rival camps COM
piete confidence in the result was
expressed.
Charles F. Murphy. the Tammany
leader. said:
we are wen satisfied with the re-
suit of the Democratic campaign.
Gaynor will receive more votes than
both the other candidates for mayor.
and he will carry the whole Demo-
cratic ticket with him in every
borough
Herbert Parsons. the Republican
leader. said:
Our fight against Tammany mis-
rule has won. Reports from every as
sembly district in the greater city
show that Barnard will he elected by
10000 plurality The entire Fusion
ticket will go through with q land
slide vote"
Charles II. Gehring. for the Hearst
forces. said:
Hearst will get mere than 100000
votes. winning by over 100000 plural
ity over the Tammany ticket. I look
for landslide 10 Hearst"
100000 Votes to be Cast.
All three sides were agreed 4that
about 100000 votes would be cast to-
morrow out of the total registration
OF 644,500. About s125.00O was wa
gered on the result of the mayoralty
contest in New York today. In the
financial district the prevailing orders
favored Gaynor by about 9 to /
Barnard. in his closing appeal TO
the voters at his noon meeting today
said:
Il have fought this campaign
against Tammany Hall. against cor
ruption, waste. graft and improper
contracts. Public improvements must
be solely for the public good and not
for plumber Petty graft must be
stamped out. have favored as Iber-
al personal liberty as is consistent
with law and order.
Il believe that I can serve you well
and that tomorrow you will choose a
business men, a man who will attend
to the duties OF the Office TO which
he is elected
The final word in the Hearst cam
raign came in a brief statement from
the Hearst headquarters expressing
confidence in the result and promis-
ing a clean and independent govern
ment OF the city for four years TO
Gene.
Roundup &C Repesters.
There vrera HE ro..,I -
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Votes. Mr.. Hester has the reputation
of being man of integrity and re-
onectability. and II the Democrat c
voters had Ia choose between Cox and
Hester thsir ballots shonid go 10 Hes
ter. by al means But the fight IS
not between Cox and Hester. II *
between Wallace and Hester. II may
be that Cox viii g,t a few hundred
votes. enough 10 make the contest
between Wallace and Hester close.
but his election hardly can be con-
sidered To be within the range of pos
sibility
Democrats should scratch the
names Of beth Cox and Hester and
write that of Wallace on the ticket.
II will ie great triumph for The
Democratic rarty II the nominee for
constable Is elected underline existing
conditions, but fhere Is no reason why
he should NOT be el6 cted. Neatly six
teen hundred votes were cast in the
Democratic primary. II just half Oh
this number will vote for Wallace to-
day a majority for the straight Dem
ocratlc ticket win be assured.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

Passenger and Freight
Newport News % Baltimore
Daily Except Tues. and Thurs. s 2. m
Fare $500 Ore way. $500 Round
Trip-inciuding ststeroor Berth
Tickets 20 all points.
Newport News to Boston every Mon
Wed. and sat noon
Norfolk 70 Boston.
Every sun. Tues. and Fri. 6 .. m
Norfolk 70 provi6encc.
Fvcry Mon. Thur. and sSat. .. n
sFTcighf only.
For tickets and further informatioc.
Apply to p. 3. BRAGG. hEeDt d.
Newport Es-s We
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liar lines. both making peas ter The
defeat o. Tammany
Barnard has avoided personalities
ard adhered 20 a discussion 81 nc
business issues.
Cayncr has made .hc campaizn
without a manager and withort OIL
cal headquarters. While endorsed By
Tammany Han. he has declared thar
~ shall b. dictated 20 ~ no boss
and has made personal liberiy and
the abolition ~ the police czafism.
his chi,f topics.
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SHOOTING AT AIR CRAFT

CONTINUED From First Pageo
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Four Drowned in Mine.
nv Assnciated Press. D

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Fareni Coal
pit at Ystalyfcra, GlamorganshiTe.
Wales. was flooded this afternoon
Four men were drowned while about
So others made their escape or were
rescued.
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Special interest attaches to the
election In Newport News today be-
cause of the empire cedented situation
that exists in regard to one OF the
local contests. IL IS practically GER
tainiy that al! OF the Democratic
Nominees except one will receive
handsome maiori;ies in the city. The
one about whom there is room for
speculation is Councilman J. c. Wal
lace. OF tie Third ward. who was
designated by the city committee as
the nominee for constable TO replace
Ernest c. Cox. the repudiated primary
nominee.
The selection of Mr.. Wallace and
the reputation Ct Cox were unani-
mcusly approved by a mass meeting
Of Democrats called for the purpose
OF passing upon the committees ac-
ton. and il would seem that this
shosld make certain Mr.. Wallace's
election. However. Mr.. Cox. refusing
TO recognize the authority OF the dis
trict and city committee or that o,
the mass meeting. and apparently IN
able 10 appreciate the fact that PEG
pie who stand for honesty and clean
governmen; cannot conscientiousiy
supper; him. persists In declaring tia,
he Is the Democratic nominee. and
his name win appear on the tickle,
to-day with that Of UT. J. W. Hester
the Republican nominee. Some
seopie are going 10 vote for Cox in
SPITE Of the recer; revelations cen.
cerni5g him and ir spite Of his repu.
diafion ~ The committee and mass
meeting. There win not be enough
Of these people to elect Cox. but TN.
less ell true Democrats rally TO tho
support Of Wallace the vote given Co,
NAV resui in the election Of the Re.
pubiirsn candidate.
II IS said that many Democrat
via vote Cor Hester. fearing that Co,
may develop srncient strength to b
elected y the Democratic vote Is spll
and Hester receives only Reprblical
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1909.
THE DEMOCRATS TICKET

THE DEMOCRATS TICKET.
For Governor.
william Hedges Mann, Of Nottoway.
For Lieutenant governor.
! TAYLOR Ellyson, of Richmond.
For Attorney General.
Samuel w. Williams. Of Wythe.
Fer Secretary Of Commonwealth.
II o. Jamts. Name TO be written
or stamred on ballot after other three
names have been scratched.
FOR State Treasurer.
a w Hartman, Jr.. OF Rockbriuse.
For supt. Of Public instruction.
j. d. Eggleston, jr.
For Commissioner of Agriculture.
q. w. Koiner.
Fer the House Of Delegates.
l.. p. Stearnes.
For City Treasurer.
]. NJ. Curtis.
Fer City Sergeant. :
C. w. Mugler.
For commonwealth's Attorney.
c. c. Berkeley.
For Constable.
J. c. Wallace. name to be writ
ten or stamped athee other two names
have been scratched).
For Justice Of the Peace.
First ward-B. u. Semmes.
Second ward-R. A. T. Clement.
Third ward-T. c. Powell.
Fourth ward-J. J. Holzback.
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romnanv is authorized to contract
any obligation In the name OF the
comnanv. or 10 make purchases IN
she name OF the same sxcep. upo ,,
order signed by the PUBLISHER VI
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resulted in the manufacture OF balloon
cannons.
The tests at Sandy Hook will be
made with cannons now in use and
such new designs will be drafted as
the experiments show may be wise.
While ordinance officials are en-
deavoring to devise means to reduce
the effectiveness of an enemy's bal
looms and aeroplanes. the signal corps
will be engaged In solving the prob
lens of navigating the air with great
err assurance against successful at
tack from the land.
AeropIane Experiments. .
Experiments will shortly be con-
Quoted in muffling the motors of the
Wright areoplane owned by the gov
eminent so that flights may be made
as noiselessly as possible. Attempts
to communicate by wireless tele-
graph from an aeroplane will also be
made.
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Chesapeake & Ohio ny
loLD DOMINION LINE

~ L - ~ ~ w ~ - ~ u ~ -
Daily Service
Te{s, FOR NEW YORK
SGi3Sx. From "ompany's, Wharf
1af Norfolk. foot OF Church
y street every week da'
at 700 =. M.
FARE-First-ciass, one way. $500
Round trip. limit thirty days. $l4.00-
meals and berth In stateroom In
cluded
Steerage, without subsistence, $500
TICKETS IN sale at c. q o RAN
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkley
leave Pier "A" $3.50 every evening
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY. James River Day Line fol
Richmond and all James River land.
irgs. Steamer Pocahontas leaves
Newport News, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays as 8:i5 a. In. Leave
Newport News Monday. Wednesday
and Friday OF D. m, for Norfolk ana
Old Point
Steamer Hampton will leave Pier
"A" daily except Sunday at 800 q. m,
going to Norfolk, and at 4:30 p
m. going to Sm!tbfeld. Steamer "As-
comac" will leave Pier "A" daily er
cept Sunday at 8 a. m. going TO
Smithfield and 3 .. m. going 70 Nor
folk.
All business between New York
and Newport News transacted at pie'
No G.
All business between Newporr
News, Norfolk, Smlth0eld and loc1
points transacted al Pier -" loot Oh
Twenty dfth st. W. n. IANpoN
Agent
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Roundup &C Repesters.


There were big round up O. alleged
reporters today as result Of the IN
vestigations of the registration rolls
oS the state superintendent of cleo
items and his men. One man. con-
y,cted OF Illegal registration. was sen
fenced to three years in Sing Sing
while two others got indeterminate
sentences OF nom six months 10 tour
years A special grand jury in the
borough of Queens nong IsIandl re-
turned fifty indictments tonight
against men alleged TO have register
Cd illegally.
The c'~irts are prepared 10 handle
a great volrme OF election day bust
ness tomorow.
-Four justices Of the Supreme Court
we're assigned 10 sit in special term
at the Ne~ York county courthouse.
Eight ether Justices announces that
they would hear election cases IN
other parts Of the city.
Among the watchers at the polls
vii be nearly 2ooo student voluu-
ieers recruited from Columbia Yale
and Princeton
Sitter Underlying Struggle.
Fhis brief b"t spirited caapascn
has been conducted largely upon he
oid issEe o. opposition 70 Tammany
Hall. but aside from the mayoraity
contest there has been litter un1er-
'yins struggle for the csptsse Of the
board o. estimate and appcrtion-
mcnt IN body which during he
iouT years Of the next administration
WI cent u the expenditure of nearly
billion dollars. including public I'm
prcvemenis and th- annual budrrf
which MS year - arprox.msteiy
$4,000 .Ooo
Hearst and Bannard have conduct
% their campaigns largely along sim-
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. Rel Phone NO. ~
eus.ue.s Once--peil Phone NO. ISL
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CLYDE LINE
PHILADELPHIA

Steamers issve Aunaays = n.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Philadelphia Tuesdays.
Thursdays and SafursAsz-
Freight recefvrd ard delivered daily
Il c. r. O. Per s. once. River Rod.
GLIDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
James y. MccxrTict.
1er-~-1 9cofh~-s 49,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-24
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, March 2o--The stock market
today showed the effect Of the reduction Of
the short interest which has been brought
about by the driving to cover OF the bears
OF yesterday and since the introduction OF the
tariff revision bill Some attempt was maoe
today by the professional element 70 eAtehu
the advance, but the amount q STOCK ior
sale at the higher price levels proved an
obstacle. The needs OF the shorts seemed NOT
to be so urgent and the market iapseo ihIo
dizziness. There was some revlVat 2. ulea "a
ness over the Balkan situation abroad ana
London was seller OF stocks here ON
Encouragement professed by various authors
ties In the steel trade 10 calculated 10
arouse some caution among professionals
gamblers who take these statements as CON
firmatory Of information on which STOCK mar"
ket action has already been TAKEN
Due notice was taken of the decision OF the
trunk line railroads to reduce the rate on
grain for export to meet the composition
offered by the Canadian lines. Inc s.rens s "a
to this news. Advices from the copper traae
were of a more cheerful import
Amalgamatcd Copper was one OF the neaVy
features of the market, Reading also was
drag on the attempt to lift prices and the
drop In the price of that stock directed at
tention to the reassembling or the con-
ference over anthracite coal miners wages.
A factor of depression came from the New
York traction group in which liquidation and
an unsupported state was again eVioenl Ipl-
lowing the decree OF foreclosure SAFE OF tne
Third avenue railroad. The slump In local
fractions and the perception that advances
brought increased offerings OF stocks for sale
undermined the market.
in response to the continued Withdrawals or
gold for export. The foreign exchange mar
ket yielded somewhat In response to the les
sened demand for remittances with the in
creased demand for funds. Bonds were steady.
Total sales par value $2S26, 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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CAlIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA-GREEN DISTRICT
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, March 2S.--cotton spot closed
quiet 10 points higher. Middling uplands, 9.7oc;
midding gulf, 995e. No sales.
Futures closed steady; March, $3.50; April
9.s3c; Maya 9sic: June, 922c; July 9.sSo; Au-
gust, 9.19cs September and October S.l4e; NO
yomber and December, Bloc; January, s1Oc.
ST LOUIS, March 2S-Wool firm. Territory
and western mediums, 1SQ23c; hne mediums,
17920c; fine, 11Q17c.
BOSTON, March 23.-In absence OF heavy do
nestle stock the local wool transactions were
confined to the foreign product, while in both
lines the demand exceeds the supply. Deal
ers are eagerly awaiting the arrival OF the
new clip and advices from the west show
an advance to 23c for Montana and Dakota
wool on the Sleeps backs.
Very little of the old stock is available, and
transactions are confined to small lots. There
is a steady demand for pulled wool at firmer
prices for all grades. Some leading domestic
quotations range as follows:
Texas-Tine 12-months, 6216bc; fine, to s.
months, 52955c; fine, fall, 4Sq50c.
alfornia-Northern 5Sd62ci middle county
50QDb2c; fall, free, 43Qi5c
Oregon Eastern No. /. staple, 62@63c; east
ern clothing, 55Q67c; valley, No. l. 4S@6Oc,
Territory--Fine. staple 6S@65c; fine, medium
clothing, 56@5Sc; half-blood. 6O@6Sc; three
eighths9sblood, 56d5sc; quarter-blood 51qe3c,
Pulled, extra, 6SQ65c; fine. "a" 5S962c; A
supers 50955c.