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New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Nv York December

New York. December : I.10-
BEEN NEs-ReceIpJs. 96 cars. .S3I head,
Including - Tor the market; 26 sale.
Steers in light supply and firm 90 i0c higher.
bologna bulls slow and weak, tat bulls Arm
medium and fat cows firm 70 !JC higher. thin
COWS steady: fairly good 10 prime steers sOI1 az
s. Soas6 Gts per 100 u: oxen, 81 GGSS5 -: bulls
s. fuGS4 80: COWS. 81 2ja<4 80. Dressed beef
Ia rher slow at S'sNiUizc for native sides 9qr
IN tzc Tor hinds and ribs. 90IIc for chucks- Ne
later cables Exports. f,950 quarters OF beef
sales--.I. ShanberE * Son Ohio steers
I3e2 n average SO "a per 100 70, - t3.2} n.
81 so 10 1893 b. 50 10 :. ITO n. So 10 s. HISS
III 81 81: o. ttAO 10 S. 81
:. sanders 10 Ohio steers I20i n So se; IS
fTea n, 81 Ia = 1907 70. $8; 10 I05S n -.
n ae6 n, 81 50: / s90 n. So ~: = 800 n. s.:
le aus 70 81 81. 3 $50 10 81 -
Mcpherson * 20: = oxen 1925 70, s. IL: =
h,ls it1a 10 81 81. :. 118a n s4 %: : heifsrs.
tnfo b s5: 3 cows. 1875 n 81 53: 3 fi2a -,
S4 40. ~ 1047 10 s4 10; II. 1855 10 81 so. II.
oSs ", e. s0: To- 93T 10 s2 so. 9. 80 10 s. - 8.
os.; m 81 t5. T. $50 70. 50 -; 10 SIS n. g 50.
- SST H. 81 20. .. 900 h. So 10. D $50 70. s. so
= Taa,r : shannen. s bulls 1887 n 81 -. !.
se5 n. a 10. ls cows. sa7 70. So 50. :. SIS n.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
MAYOR COMPLIMENTS POLICE
Thanks Them, Through Cropsey. fo-
Good Work Performed During Strikes

Mayor Gaynor wrote TO Police Commits
sioner Cropsey yesterday complimenting
hin ana thse force for the good work done
IL the recent express and cab strikes. He
asks for the names of any Of the striking
cab drivers who conuitted violence in or
,lesr thar he give such names TO the com
panIes and prevent their unemployment
The Mayor further says:
1t all shows that the confidence in the
police force which ] have heretofore ex-
pressed Is rot misplaced. ! beg also To in
form Won that the information I had from
volIr department that there was little or
M violence by the express company en-
Moves on strike, Notwithstanding loose and
r1i-ehievous statements 10 the contrary
from day 10 day. has been verified by the
emma MES themselves, only one being ex-
clpded from unemployment under the
,la57se which caused to be put in tfe set
,Iaroent agreement that no employe who
rad committed any violence should be
4 ken back.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
MORE ROADS BUY RAILS
Orders for 24.000 Tons Placed
with Steel Subsidiaries.

orders for steel rails aEgregating e4.e0
.ars were placed yesterday by various
railroads with two of the United States
steel Corporations subsidiaries. Pie isrg-
- single order reported was for le,Set
tons II came from the Nashville. chat
.snooca & St Louis Railway, and was
-lsced with the Tennessee Coal * Iron
torapany The. same company also received
e. order for so tons OF steel rails from the
1icksburE. Shreveport * Pacific Railway.
The remaining orders, aggregating l5,V"
IONS were placed by . number OF different
-.ads with the Illinois Steel Company
r. largest single order for rails placed
.i,is vea- is the I5aneo ton order recently
e.rorroed By the pennsylvania Railroad
77a,e--s rom Pitfsbu-g said the largest
sa--s business done by the United States
c.se1 CORPORATION IN six months was
,,ool.e5 YESTERDAY when orders for 1900
-,rs IF material 10 be used in coustruc-
-, york. car building and bridge repair
- were placed with the various subsid-
- o4 the corporation IN the PitJsburg
disg-ict
mo iron Age n its weekly review Of
,g,.5s,tone II the steel and iron trade, IS
s,,e,5 7-estergiay, said in part
November pig iron production was
ooa 81 tons for coke and anthracite iron
- smallest months output since May,
-ecs %o other month since June Of last
- has fallen below tire :, 2,0Ft1eo9 ton mark.
--,s daily average last month was 6S,659
-orz against 67.5ae tons day in October.
r ehrtuksxe IL steel works furnace out
mr. is responsible for all the falling off.
-,,e4-el,sr7t furnaces. under. the alterations
~ slower and faster driving which iras
--e,-afIed for some weeks, making slightly
more iron per day IN November than in
October.
Pig iron production. December l, was
- -ha rate OF about -. 900 tons . year,
~ $4,000 tons less than on November I.
Al output % g7.2p3Q0o TO ., so tons IS
now indicated for 1910 or 1.4o0.eoo 20 l.
- ot0 tons more than the record made in
-r-a o. this increase fully half has been
added -c stocks. The pig iron market IS
ssr-'ing further into dulness. Buying has
not stopped. but consumers are less ia
r1fre6 70 contract while sellers must offer
sre~iai inducements to get business.
Further slackening OF steel works and
rolling mill operations has resulted from
q falling of Of specifications, and an In
..reasins number of mills are working al
r. ner cent Of CAPACITY Structural steel
: tg,ey now the most promising line
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET = Money on call
opened at pa per cent; highest. 3ss per
cent: lowest 90 per cent; closing 2la per
cent; ruling rate 314 per cent. Time money
was practically unchanged. Rates. IA per
cent for thirty and forty days and per
cent for sixty days TO six months. Mer-
camille paper was sold moderately here and
elsewhere Rates, 5G51a per cent for sixty
10 ninety days indorsed bills receivable and
choice four TO six months single names;
%. az per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANCIE.-The foreign ex-
change market opened weak. with rates off
from IL To % points 10 4.S512 for demand
sterling. bur by the end of the first hour it
recovered IL points. when cables We're
quoted at 4S595d4S6 demand sterling at
+ S5o0G 1. sos and sixty-day bills at 4-S2i2d
4S3a4. Short francs We're around 80 less
1-S2 and for short reichsmarks 81 less 1-32a
q. The market was a shade steader in
the afternoon Gables We're quoted 4.S6d
l. sos, demand sterling at S56afI+. S5s5 and
sixty-day bills at /. 4.221gd .s2s4. Short francs
held around so less 1-S2U5.20 and short
TeichsTnarks o. less 1-32T95-
Bankers DOSred rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
FIRST HOUR 4 BUSY ONE
val Street Attributes Heavy Trading
10 Bull Operator.

" me 80 .4s7 shares Of stock dealt in
yesterday on TIE Stock Exchange about
= - shares, or more than - per c*hi'
'iiefgsd hands within The first hour, the
Sailing il that period BEING at the rate q
More than Ltsa.Jg9 shares Tor the fCh five
.'lr daE OF the business done ia me ilfat
--'lF, nearly lWo-Jhirds was represented by
tEs-iaacLi9ua 81 Tuit@E States Steel CON-
'1on Reading and Union Pacific, which Tor
4oiag while have been Le most active
issue eI tbe list
iese transactions H.E. slf..@H COM
'asatseiy narrow price range la iie case
% esci1 Cf lie issues named. ard %ere
'ee2ght in good quarters 10 le connrmatory
" reports thar Z large operator recently
S'omlnent cu 7he buIl Size, lad been turn
"e eFe- par o. bis hoidinga-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December T. 1910
GRafN-WBEAT-The government report
giving the condition of winter wheat at So
and acreage OF 81, 4S5, 0oo the prfn-
Cipal factor III tho wheat market, but while
the condition the lowest in five or six
years II about expected, and the acre
age was one of the largest on record Prices
early were heavy result of weakness
abroad. favorable reports from Argentine and
lack of confirmation regarding recent sales of
cash whear TO the mills. After the report
published the market held steady for few
minutes and then developed weakness. closing
az a net decline of Z n Sc. No red here,
~ &c. elevator. and as2t =. T o b. afoat; No
Northern Duluth. 81 1875. o b. afioat. CORN
Mode tely active aud prices heavy. closing at
net decline of * % 12c. Export sales. loads.
New No : corr. 56c, nominal, elevator. dOmes-
Tic basis, to arrive, and 56c. spot, h, affOat.
cATS-QuieI. late in the dav easier; final
prices were = q ~ lower. Cash oats steady
and unchanged; standard white. 3Sc; No .,
2Pl2c; No ,. 3S l2c; No I. .Sc. RYE-Steady;
No = Western, S3C, nominal + 0 b. New York.
The government report showed a condition FOR
winter rye of 90 against 81. last year and
q isn-EHar average OF 9:;-5- the acreage was
given al 2l3S, 600. compared with .. 135.O00 last
year. BA ARLEY-StroHg mailing S6Gr 90c, c
7. Buffalo. BUCKWHEA T-FirInj American.
82 i2c. I. New York; Canadian, J6c bid c /
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
FOREIGN MARKET S.

Liverpool. Dec. 7.-WHEAT-Spot strong No
. red Western winter. IS Sd; futures quiet De
re,,3bar Is 9a4d. March, as 1sd May. Is @4d
(r0R<-Spor steady: American. mixed as Adj
futures steady January. 4s ~ d; February,
ter, patents sos. HOPS ia London dacinc
coast 81 iosGf4 los. BEEF-Extra India mess
1;-a ed H a IS-ShOFt cut. tG5s sd BACON
ft1rTlbefiana cut 5ss. short rib Cts; clear bel
lies g7s I'd long clsar ntddies, light. tis Sd
heavy t4s sd. short clear backs dHs 6d. -HOUI-
DF,RS-sallare 53ls. LARD-Prims Western
-ieTcrs SIS American refined, pals, 52s I'd
- E,ESFr-f auaaiau finest white new. 56s Cd
roloreT 5ss TURPENTINE-S Spirits. 55s nd
FaSrN-common. 15s. PtsTROLfI NJ Refined
ga II%SEED OIL 46s Sd HOTr0NSH.tD
GIT-IFuI refined spot. .9s Sd. TALON AUS
traIian in London. 5.s 45sd- ..-....,
Tnn,icn Dec RAW SGGAR-ceutr1tuga
tns, ,rtIscovaen gs BEET SUGAR-December
- 3.d LINSEED-Caleutta Aprll-Jnne, SOS
11a6 IINSFED OIL. 42s Sd SPERM OIL
sos PFTTg T1T T-TrA--American refined, 5isd
srirIts GS.d TURPENTINE-Sptrits. 53s ID
ROSIN-American strained, iia 7'ad: me. los
Antwerp Dec. f-rETRoLECM. IL francs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec with the government r.
port to-day showing the largest acreage ever
seeded 10 winter wheat in the United States
the market mere took decided bend down
ward The close was weak net loss of
= a = Corn finished Il q y c --c of, oasS
X n = decline. and hog products UTl-
changed 20 l. isc up Although the govern
ment figures put the condition Of wheat 13.J
PORTS lower than wear ago. -hs fact thar
SIS. O0G more acres had been see,led than were
estimated proved too much OF shock for
mary owners II appeared that notSEif hstanI-
ing tue condition IN ali the leading states
except in the Pacific Northwest was lower
than z year ago, the acreage larger in
every one Commission houses immediately
began selling, and the process continued the
resL of the daE. RanEe OF priess.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. &c
premium; Chicago, &c discount: San Fran
cisco sight par, telegraph PC premium:
New Orleans commercial 75c discount bank
&C premium: st Louis. 25c discount bid. 15c
asked; Savannah, buying 5-16c discount,
selling par.
BANK CLEARINGE. New York, ex-
changes S292 424, 12S, balances $1S.SIS 131; Bal
timnre. exchanges S6151.11S balances S646.-
ances =. 52,76l: Boston, exchanges 1882,
l29. balances s977.370; Chicago, exchanges
$91S9 739. balances SIS. 1885,
SILVER AIARKET-Commercia bar sill
Yer, 54Isr: Mexican silver dollars. 46c: bar
silver closed in London at 25d q decline
Of 1-16d
GOLD PRENuCM-In Madrid, 7.o5; Lis
bon. 5.
MEXICAN F'Xt HA NCTF - Mexican eX-
change on New York Is quoted at 2.012.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were S606. lS2; in
ternaI revenue. including corporation tax
S556, $40, and miscellaneous. S14I.362. a total
of Sl.3l1, ,205. against total expenditures on
ordinary account of 81. a.. .59S. For the month
10 date ordinary receipts have been SS,9a5.-
81 and ordinary expenditures 81, 329, 419, the
excess of expenditures amounting to $I14eA.
For the fiscal year 10 date ordinary re
ceiptS have been S292, 46S ~, against S2l9,l1S-
expenditures 500. .999.075. against $303.596 258
in 1863 the excess of expenditures this year
amounting TO s9.5oa. .29S. compared with an
excess Of expenditures last year OF S24,4'H,-
2lq Including Panama Canal account and
public debt. the excess of all expenditures
over receipts since July l amounted TO 81. =
11455S, against an excess in the correspond
ing period a year ago of $41.346,009.
STR-TREASURY.- Sub-Treasury was
debtor 70 the Clearing House $637,27S.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

49s West 12ith street voluntary. Liabilities,
81 Sill and assets s325.
ABRAHAM WAXMAN. cleaner, NO 10
Delancey street: voluntary. LiabilitiesnS
al and assets SIa -
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY J. Thomas ReinharGt, No. IS
Broad street. New York. and No. So Devon
shire street. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL. OF GEoRGrA.

CENTRAL. OF GEORGIA.
IN n rs IS co. 55$ s55$5 lee :5s sSs
IOWA CENTRAL
3ay 35h ~k Inn in NS5 so 1sg2s EEL 1S9s45t i5s
MINNEAPOLIS s ST. PAUL
4 wk in Nag s97 59S s9s go s595 99S oG SsP
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
4th wk. II. Nov 81 3S4 Oao s137s. COO 81 2s6 600
July i-Nov. 80. - 2o2 654 - see 212 f9950ls"
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL * sACLT STE
MARIE.
4th wk in NOV. s517 o94 s5s45!e 44 s444 599 799
July f-Nov. 80. fo1S4.115 1851, 169 9316,se9
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
4h w in Nsy s5ss5 q sseeest 80 1891 5s1 e5s sas
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS WESTERN
July I-Nov. 20 1646,S51 It's l25 l9i4'oV0
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Month Of Nov s5.34s.567 81, 1eG.76g s5.074. Ist
MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS.
Month of Nor s.. .s67. .469 So. 40. .4S9
July 1-Nov. 80 13 123. 63;; I1.s5s.5s6
YAZOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Month OF Nov. s1,l74.aa2 $1.o75.125 81 SOS
July I-Nov. 10. 4,322.429 i,249,262 T. .l62,933
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
qr5ss @@o,a ssSatass = ss.szt sa9 . ssss5s ss
Surplus ...-. $6,211 %S1o,tg SS,6U3
Cross earnings. SOL. .Oa6 s15a. .6o9 s215 457
Net ea-niugs.. 1000 2I.199 S2.0S5
SurpIrs - s12235 >S32. 4O1 So, ,543
"Defcit
HOOKING VALLEY.
Month Of Oct 1910 1909 Increase.
Cross earnings S7Je. SIS S7S2,29S *S22, 30
Expenses - 443.5s0 440, 0,S44 2,736
Net earnings s315. qS7 S341.454 "s25. 4G6
July I-Ocf. 81
Cross earnings So 945. .969 s. 774.5G2 s171.407
EXPENSES 49,. 1.6S4. las /. 500. .6s} S4.JI4
Net earnings. s.. .26I, $50 81 IA. .92s SS5, S92
Decrease.
IsIrTSRI-RG sHAMh1f-T Z NORTHERN
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
Ann NIESI


palsnfs 50 e5G$5 90: winter n straights. s. "a
s. 40 wnter PATENTS 81 fog$4 go sPPing pr & Ssea s J
extra No wj2tsr s. $5aS3 30; Or, Kansas .s.
fair to good 81 6oaS4 25: choice TO fancy. - .
asa -. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady So -
per leo m. Firm; kiln dried,
low 81 2oqs1 %; coarse. 81 15ess1 20. FEED
r WeSJern sPring % d 6rsg s So - 9o & stS9aT9 s s
city bran. So 75@$24 10 bulk $28 35G$25 .
sacks: nllddling, So s5qsSo; red dog. $50;
hominy chop $23 so bulk. $24 20 sacks; oil
neal SO 5Ga$36.
Moderately active and armer
eaT 'ut f5fS sat N TN ness say sS6 &'S faii
S7@4s74: family, sis ISIS so. packet $15g
HAMs-Quiet; s24 50@s27. DRESSED HOGS
-5teadv: bacous. 1o7sc; so Ib 1o.sG: 16o ID.
Picked bellies quiet; 10 10, Ice; u H. 145ac;
II n. Iase. Picked hams steady: 1214c
7.C Lard steady; Middle West, 10.IoU
10 zoe. CRY 924c refined, South America.
G,,17,po1Ind firm: 81 n S7sc- Stearine steady;
oieo 81. c: city lard. 11aItirc-
sUGAR-Rehned hrnl at full prices: stand
According 10 Willett & Gray. the melting OF
sugar at the four United States ports for the
week amounted 70 3o.th0 tons. against $4,000
the week before and -. 600 last year. Receipts
for the week We're 1882 tons. against 30. I45
last week and iI-Fu9 a year ago, and stocks
were ss.I44 tons. against 100, s52 last week
and %. I52 last year In London beet sugar
was steady. December a higher: other posi-
tons unchanged; December and January, ~
sd. NAV as "a d. Raw here firm and IN
changed; centrifugal. 90 test 4c: uuscovado
50 t.s5 3l-c. rnotasses sugar. SO test. SI.c
Holders asking > points above IN ese prices
RICE-Fairly active at full prices.
-COPPER-standsrd easy. sDo-
December January. February and March. T. 23fl
~ 45C. London quiet; spot. iJ6 los Sd: futures
f5T Us Cd Lake copper 13.o0q Is. 25c: electro
Iyfic L. 81 aa13c: casting, l.. .50d = Toe TIN
Quiet spot and December. 81 IS %; Januarv
ISrbr7a-y and March, "a T5FiS7. NJ Z. London
firm. snot and futures. fl72 IS. LEsAD-Quiet:
:. 455t+ so Now York. 4.3Ud4 - tec East 81
IolIis. London, t13 Is Cd. SPELTER StGI.1 gGc
N.y York. ; 70G5.s1c East St Louis: London
f24 = sd IRO%-Cleveland warrants 4as I'D
n London: locally steady; No foundry North
am No ! Southern and No / Southern soft
xl5 75aSfG.25. Ne. foundry Northern. Sl5.501
sI6.
voIassEs AND syRuPs-steady and
prices unchanged.
NAVAL sToREs-Spirits tuFpentiue easy al
a slight din in prices ROsin steady but quiet
mi g,rchaneesI Tar steady at former rates
ogT.-I. .iTsseed oil unchanged. Refined petro-
Ieun steady at 5.40c for standard white in
bbls. at New York
CoTTONSFED oiL-Firrner. closing al an
a,yanrt of 5 10 1: points. Local contract prices
Yestar-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

Spot quiet. with prices unchanged at S1J Tor
middling upland Sales nil: delivered on con
tract 2.C@o bales Liverpool cables: Spot, fair
business Going: sales. S.G00 bales; American,
1900 Imports 16.G99 bales; American. I5.0Uo:
nid-ulpIand, 81. Futures opened steady, = 70 :;
points lower Closed steady net advance of
i point 10 decline Of points December.
7st; December-Ianuary. 7S012; January- Feb
rlarv. 80: February-March, 1881 March
APRIL 7.s5l2: April-May. 7-S6; May-June. 81 =
ILne-July. T-S6: JUly-August, 1.s4: August-Sep-
ten ber 81 l.; eptennber-October. IFS; October
\cvaTrher
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
BOSTON STOCKS.

s;.olpons Interchangeable. fRegistared. tC0u-
mons sRegisteTed and coupons
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street,
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street.)
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEAaOARO CIEARANCES.

loIio$-t9ulet- Fluctuations within /
closing steady at a net advance OF 115 points. I
Il was reported that canvass Of III members I
Of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange resulted /
in estimates averaging II, ,415, 600 bales. ON
the other hand a prominent Wall Street house
issued a report estimating the commercial crop
12.250 0UO bales Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
COFFEE-Active: sales a-uountsd 20 I56-5'


tags Prices at the start were firm at ad-
vance of points for December. and II 10 26
points advance for the other positions and
during the morning there was further active
htIvinE The strength due largely - a
sharp advance abroad where Havre gained
u n "a francs. and Hamburg q 4 ptennig.
Bears We're demoralized, and the whole trade
was excited owing 10 a report that 60o.oo0
Gags Of vaIoriZa Iion coffee has been sold IN
the HaXra market Near the close there
artive profit taking and u1doinls Of st-addies
between the and the distant position, and
prices lost part Of the early gain, closing
barely steady IL advance of > To Il
points Brazilian markets showed little
change. Rio being firm and unchanged, and
Santos quiet and unchanged TO 80 reis lower.
Rio exchange London Unch hanged
is 2-a2d. Spot frrner; Rio No l. Is I2c. Local
contract prices:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
STATEMENT OF THE
GREENE-CANANEA

James A. Pollock 6; Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon;
Boston wire The Greene Cananea Cop
per company had on December 81, 1903,
cash balance OF S3327. against $9S6S on
the corresponding date in the preceding
year In tho third annual report Presi-
dent Thomas +. Cole says: To date the
company has acquired 94i, ,9ST shares OF
capital stock OF Greene Consolidated Cop
per company and 800. I5s shares capital
stock OF Cananea Central Copper corn
dividend arrangements were made to bor-
pany. No disbursements were made by
either OF these subsidiary companies dar-
Ing the past year Pending receipt OF
row $4,000 from Cananca Central Copper
company to meet current expenses for the
year. During the latter part Of the year
there was acquired by our subsidiary
companies the outstanding stocks OF the
Indiana Sonora Copper Ss Mining com :
pany, the Mexican corporation which Is
known as the Sierra De Coore Mining
company S. A. We consider this prop
erty a valuable addition to our holdings
in Cananea district, AT the annual meet
Ing j. j. Ryan. T. f. Cole and ]; b.
Cotton were reelected directors, ,'-BoS-
tom News Bureau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
MARKETS CONTINUE AT
A STANDSTILL EAST


James a Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine Wehber & co, letter, Boston:
Market opened firm. Lake and Hancock
being the only active features. There
were good buying orders in the special
ties however Dulness continued
throughout the session and stocks left of
about where they did yesterday, with the
undertone fairly strong. What nttie
change has occurred this week points TO
a higher level.
Logan e Bryan stock letter. New York;
Trading was dull and featureless, with
price changes nominal. except those Tor
The railroads traversing the northwest;
which were unfavorahly influenced by the
adverse crop reports. The pressure on
Steel was said to be based on reports
emanating from Washington indicating
pronounced investigation Of the corpora
tlons A coterie of traders was said TO
be working for n recession. but did not
succeed in dislodging much long stock
and the comparative steadiness or tne
list in view of the dullness was the sun
ject OF favorable comment, Until the
various reports in circulation today. with
regard TO the damage In the northwest
are either refuted or confirmed we would
exercise caution