The Washington herald., 1913-04-17
WEDNESDAYS GAINS.
WEDNESDAYS DECLINES.
WALL STREET GOSSIP

The Attorney General yesterday ordered
the discontiuance of the government suit
against the Coffee valorization committee
charged with holding up 100000 bags of
coffee at New York in violation of the
Sherman law.
Tokyo-It was officially announced to-
day that government loan amounting
to SIS, 500, 900. at per cent interest, would
be issued in Paris of the total $4,000, 900
would be used to redeem railroad bonds.
Hatzfeldt-Market will do better.
Moore-Market a sale on rallies.
Guthrie-Market looks as If it might sell
higher.
C. ]. H.-The market is entitled to this
rally, and it should so further.
Spaid-Private London able says: Mar
ket dull and slightly lower, with the ex-
ception of Canadian Pacific. Copper metal
trifle weaker Copper stocks Irregular
London copper easy. spot off 12s cd.
Boston-The Lake Copper Company has
sold 100000 pounds of copper for delivery
at Ansonia in June at 10 "a cents a
pound
Moler-The most important news
Wednesday morning was the progress
being made to settle the Balkan war,
and more confident predictions from Lon
don bankers on the easier money con-
ditions in Europe and on the Continent
A great deal of recently boarded gold
in Germany, France and Austria is re-
! ported to be coming out and seeking
| investment and going into new business
| All the foreign markets are frmer and
higher Eaf Shpnld O.
cordingly show a better undertone.
Burras-It looks from floor as if
market will do better.
Reports of pending city bond issue are
causing heavy selling OF the city issues
now on the curb. New York city As
| of 1862 sold at 96 rs, new low and
decline of 5-S from Tuesday.
The Southern Pacific Company has de-
cided to issue and sell I'm the near fu-
! ture s.. 000.Go of the slolaD.00o equipment
trust certificates which have been APP
proved by the California State Commission.
1t is expected that the Arizona State
Commission will also approve the issue
within the next few days, after which
/ time the company will be free to issue
and sell any part of the new authori-
zation. 1t has been decided to sell only
part of the equipment trust at this
time, as only the amount indicated is
needed to pay for equipment that has
/ been delivered thus far that will be
delivered in the near future.
| Evans-Europe' continues steady
buyer of securities. and its buying has
| to a considerable extent offset the liqui-
dation which has been going on for
home account. 1t is estimated that 1000
shares of stock will be shipped out by
! this weeks steamers. In spite OF this
the market continues to sag, but there Is
| no reason to expect any real movement
| in either direction Trading operations
| for small turns should be followed, with
/ the preference for the short side on
strong spots.
8. B. Chaplin & Co.-The market
backed and filled with an ex-
tremey narrow range from yester-
days closing quotations throughout the
! day and ended with little change after
the smallest volume of business for
some time. The rally in Chesapeake and
Ohio, Reading. and the Petroleum stocks,
with the continued strength of Canadian
! Pacific, was offset by heaviness of Union
Pacific and the failure OF substantial
: buying to develop in the general list.
I Il is not believed the market will f1uc-
! tuate much either way from the present
level the balance of the week. The
large operators active in the market at