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DRIVE LED BY BEARS

Sagging Tendency in StocksDue to Speculators

MONEY IN PLENTY OFFERED

Underlying Conditions In the MarketMore Favorable than nt Any Timefor Week In Spite of Lower PricesFollowing Manipulation BrokersLook for Lower Premium Kate

New York Nov slowly sagKing tendencies In the security marketthat have boon in evidencethe greater part of tho present weekculminated today In a considerable decline In prices for which responsibilitywas almost universally laid by compotent critics both on and off the floor ofthe stock exchange to a more vigorousand widespread onslaught upon the market by speculators for the fall than anythat has occurred since the first of themonth

Those operators used to the greatest extent possible whatever Influence favorable to their purpose they could extractfrom the deplorable personal tragedy ofyesterday although It was entirely plaintoday to every person that thisevent bore absolutely no relation to thocurrent affairs of any financial institution or to the financial situation gen-

erallyThere was of course a certain degree

of genuine In the market to-

day The individuals to whom woreturned over the 5 per cent collateral trustbonds of the United States Steel CorporatIon in return for Tennessee Coal andIron stock are unquestionably convertingthese bonds or a certain proportion ofthem into cash as rapidly as they can inorder to take up their loans with the inetitutions that advanced money on thesecurity of the Tennessee Coal and Ironshares This however was the only signal Instance of the pressure of actualholdings of stocks for sate

Money Offers ContinueTho aubstantJal underlying develop

xncnts affecting the stock market todayera more favorable than they have been

a long time There was what lookedse the beginning of a general breakingwn In the premiums on currency The

fcrings of cash so as to obtain theemiums poured Into money brokers toiy in a rushing volume while the willguess to pay these premiums on thert of Western banks and others steadilydined Indeod there were not wantingday bank officials who ventured the

edlctlon that within two weeks all tracea premium on currency will disappear

There many guesses today rerdlng the probable character of tomorws bank statement The opinion mayventured that the statement will show

considerable but not a very large adJon to the bank surplus reserve

CURB MARKET

notations are furnished lflrElt Chapaaamembers New York Stock ExcbaBgo G Bwrte

pman uuiaagcr 13W F sueet aortfemetOpen High Lo Ctes-

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NEW YORK

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lted Rates trrre quoted at It per cent for-ty to nlaetr days 8 per eat for 4x month

latter quotation teiRg aer or few amataaLt-rcantiVe paper was taken in Merited TOhuae fer ar buyers The imtitntkms wairta an unulty-rctaters were trally ttiU oat o Ute

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YlctorU iTREASURY STATEMENT

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3IIXIXG STOCKS

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CALVES Receipts 300 head Market steadyVeala no prime aTared culls 155 srut-en 39 Wotern calTei iSOsSiO Uroiscd thISat adr citydressed TMls JHall oeuntrjdressed 8a

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Movement to Market Goeson in Interior

MILLS BUSY ON OLD ORDERS

Sonic Hesitation Noted In Iron andSteel Contracts but Relief of theMoney Situation Tends to HastenReturn to Xormnl Conditions Dunand BrntlHtreet Weekly Reports

New York Nov 15 R G Dun Cosweekly review of trade tomorrow willsay

Liberal receipts of gold from abroadand a large Increase In bank note clrculatjon tend to relieve tho financialstress at Now York but the interior Isnow feeling the scarcity of currencynnd commercial activity Is retarded tosome extent Dispatches from leadingoWes Indicate conservatism in prepara-tion for future business and irregularityIn collections with most favorable newsfrom agricultural sections In which thecrops are being marketed as freely astho supply of money will permit Rtturn to normal conditions will bo has

by large exports of farm staplessupplying credits abroad upon which themuchneeded gold may be Imported Offlclal returns Indicate that exports ofthis nature were at about H000000 In October the outgo of grainand cotton la on a still larger scale thismonth

Financial pressure has affected theIron Industry curtailing new contractsfor all forms of finished atael Feworders have been received by Ute millsand some deliveries on old contract aredeferred because funds are not availableto meet specifications

Illlw Kept Fairly BusyPrimary orders for cotton goods are

quiet although the mills are still welloccupied filling old contracts The buyeris not placing new orders for distantdelivery because of the lack of accomrnodations

Footwear factories note siaekaningIn demand and output is being curtailed-to prevent overproduction

Thus far the percentage of reductionis not hoary some plants operating ttvedays a week and others sevenhour daysThere is lfttl effort to fores business

being more concerned at clearingup old contracts and collecting accounts-It Is considered a good sign that neworders arc for quleH delivery indl atfngthat wholesalers are not carrying heavysupplies

Fluctuation finally resulted in astantial rise for week optiontrading xhibltlng more activity than forsome WQoks Variation in wnoaU werelargely dependent upon the itnuncial sit-uation contracts being when Kwas suggested that full cash paymentwould be required in settlement of ma-turing obligations at the ODd of the month

Commercial failures this week inUnited States as reported to R G Dun

Co Bra 261 against 239 last 23the preceding week and 23S corre-sponding week last year

Rrndstreets Weekly ReportIJradstreeta tomorrow will sayTrade as a whole is quieter and

trial operations are being curtailed inwith the readjustment pfoes forced

by the prevailing monetary stringencyand the spread of acute currency scarcityto the countrj large Evidences oCthese were found in the restriction ofwholesale buying for future delivery inthe confinement of jobbing trade to pure

rtlllngln proportions anei in the qpr-tailment of retail buying by the nearbyemployment of credit Instruments Inmanufacturing lines there Is apparently-a determination to fill orders only aethey are received and an Imiisp 6ltkHito accumulate stocks

There are however more favorableelements which point to rehabiUtaion process being well under way ThereIs in the first place an absence of anything like precipitate action in the bustness community the ftrst flurry of ratsciel unsettlement has passed withoutmuch of the disorganization witnessedin other years and there has succeededa steady determination to make the beeof a situation which by many la regarded-as but temporary and not of a lastingdepressing kind

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

QuoUitoss famished by MUter i Co annrtunf tile New York Stock Exchange ad ties CfcJwge

Board of Trade 13B F street northweaCChicago Nor laWh at was beary almott fwm-

UM start Quotations were nmoua aad ebopfgrfluctuations wtre the role Weaknew in Mocks

now buying In rUIn and support of thissort atmed constantly necessary Selnas preMurturns limited during the early hours a traders

cautkms 1 yesterdays Soul balgeGradually thu larger local bear tpecaiaton satoed-gnwncl was selliag for Eastern aDd foreignMootint and consIderable for the NorUrwwt Theonly s pp rt was early V the same prteeipal wilebaa supported the market during the put three orfour hrs Later in Ute day thIs efeawat wereseitm Estimated tomorrow 17 cat

Like wheat cern adranced from the n nro t5-ch9py aURe in which trading was light to akarr condition during which ralaai slumpedsbsrply aad he rAJe expsftilcd oMsMeraWymatwi for carii corn was somewhat better todayKailerx stock lee and buyers te k hold aMule btor Cull corn was K to 1 mat low rFereicn mar8eti were lower Mght ibipr-aoHta from ATsrntine Estimated tomrtw 118

carlOats were bilL a lust reflection of the otter

grafes and SOW lower under light tradeoats were ia tile staple market but fir atabout yeMtd ys closing EatimaUd toMorrofr-MS carsWHEAT Qpetu Hi i Low

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BalesRrcular call 12 oclock noonWashington Hallway and Electric 4s 6000 at 77H-

10Mat77V4Capital Traction 10 at 12-

1WashiDRten Railway end Electric preferred S at 65-

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1COO at 77UGOVERNMENT BONDS

BkL AskedPhilippine Land PHrehasc 4 M8K-

DIstriot of Columbia 365 4

GABWwhlnstoa Gas s 3T M2Washington Gas cert lad 6 100 1

RAILROAD BQNDSCapital Traction 5s MMi 1W4-AuactMtU and Potomac fs Kfe 93ftCity and Suburbao 5 97K Ml-CofcunW M mortgage 5s M8 IflH-Gdumbia Gs leGMetropolitan 5s 1WIWashington Railway and ElectrIc 4 T7 7S

MISCELLANEOUS BONDSPotomac Electrio Light lit Ss 100 KNorfolk and Wasbiitston Steamboat 5s 109

Chaaneake and Potomac Telephone 5s Ml Mi-

Wasbinston Market 5s 19W IWJa

Market 5 WIT MiuTILITY STOCKS

Capital Traction BS WWashington Railway and Electric com H-Wahiagton Railway and Eleetrtc pfd life 71-

Narfotk and Washington Steombaat 300 3M-

Ge fgetewn Gas 16 SIChesapeake and Potomac Telephone M SO

Great Palls and Old Dominien Itwy RTYPE MAOUINB STOCKS

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beyowi the eoatrol of the owmen of eottoa thatebody pculendi to comramte the seaaJI flcare to-

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Transactions yesterday on the Wash-ington Stock Exchange were 58500 inWashington Railway and Electric i per-

cent bonds and 1621 shares of stock 1500which were Mitchell Mining The

bonds sold between 7T 58 and andthe oteck of the mining company at 3j8

a big drop from about the same volumeof the previous day

Ten shares of Capital Traction sold at12478 five of Washington Railway andElectric preferred at and six sharesof Mergenthaler at 133 and

It was announced yesterday by thelocal committee assembling the shares otthe Mitchell Mining Company In this citythat it lacked tho number of shares de-

sired and that Its office on F streetwould be kept open at least until nextTuesday for the purpose of receiving theshares of those who care to join in themovement of reorganization

A letter was read on the stock ex-

change yesterday from the secretary ortho Washington Railway and ElectricCompany that the usual dividend on thepreferred stock of the company would bepaid on December 1 agd requesting theholdorg of the trust certificates to exhange tJem for stock certificates beforethe closing of the books aboutb r 20

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LOCAL ATTORNEY IN SUIT

Alonzo Cnrman Brlnp Action to Re-cover a Commission

Trial is undenvay In the SupremeCourt of New York before JusticeNewbttrger id jury of Ute suit broughtb Amass Carman W aW gtoa attanMrto recover 2 cent commission on the9rtMQ coatract for the cOAsirueOon ofthe Norfolk dry dock In 1W John CRogers and Frank I Sylvester who MIdthe contract are the defendants

Carman says his connection In Wash-ington particularly his intimacy withRear Admiral EiwJteoU and other mem-bers of the Navy Department allowed hintto get information that enabled Rogersand Sylvester to put in a lower and closerbid than of the etherThe defendants deny Curman performedany such Cervices for them or that theyowe him anything

MORE GOLD PROM EUROPE

Enprnsemontfi to Dnte Amount toOver 07000000

New York Nov li Lazard Fretes today engaged J35WOOO additional gold forimport making their total eagagements todate on the present movement lfi3l5W

Heldelbach Ickelheimer Co t dAyengaged S5 COO additional gold for importmaking their total engagements on thepresent movement SllffTSCGO

The total engagements on the presentmovement to date are now 717Jlft

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THE TRADERSNATIONAL BANK

lOth and Fcnna Avenue

Irving K FarringtonESTABLISHED 1960

Banters and BrokersMcafeen New York Produce Exchange

SPECIALISTS IN NEVADA SECUBITIB-Slllbbn Bnlldln 723 Fifteenth St

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