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  • Washington Herald. (Washington, DC) 1907-09-06 [p 10]. · 2017. 12. 20. · THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1907 7 10 r H t MARKET HAS A Sharp In During Afternoon BURLINGTON
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1907 7 10 r t H MARKET HAS A Sharp In During Afternoon BURLINGTON DIVIDEND CAUSE Extra C Per Cent and Increase from 7 to S Regular Has Hnoyniit Ef- fect Failure of Watson House Han Little nearing on the Street Grain Are Again in a Decline New York Sept 5 The mot vigorous upward movement seen In the market for several weeks past set in this after- noon and continued with unabated vigor up to the close of the Jay result ing not only in substantial gains from last nights closing but In th attain- ment by some of the active leaders of a substantially higher level than they had before reached since the lowest points of the year were touched about the of August The early trading gave no Indication of the buoyancy which was to mark the close opening quotations being in nearly all cues at Decline from yesterdays final figures and the course of prices dur- ing the forenoon was reactionary under the influence ef repeated attacks by pro- fessional operators About the end of the first hour a feeble attempt was made to rally the market on the announcement that the suit against the Standard Oil Company had been ad- journed until September 17 but it was not until the failure of a stock exchange hcfuse was announced that the real un- derlying strength of the market became apparent On Short Side of Market The house In question was supposed to have been operating recently on the short side of the market and on the long skid of wheat in an effort to make up heavy losses suffered in the securities of the Hill roads and other high priced issues at the time of the panic In March The failure therefore was construed as indi- cation of the straits of the short interest and a determined effort was made to force short covering This turned prices upward and just as the movement in this direction began to attain headway very definite rumors were circulated to the effect that an xtra div- idend of I per cent and a quarterly of 2 per cent had been declared on the stock of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy This rumor was officially con firmed later in the day the official an- nouncement being the principal cause of the great strength developed during the last hour of business For six years the Chicago Burlington and Quincy has been ca rolled by Great Northern and Pacific these roads owning nearly all of the U0060060 and guaranteeing in terest on the Burlington joint 4s ex- changed therefor at the rate of J3M In bonds for each fKH share Dividend Rates Increased Heretofore the Burlington dividend has been 7 per cent a year and the declara- tion of an extra dividend of 6 per cent will equalise the dividends with the bond interest charge for the period already elapsed while the increase the regular rate of dividend to S per cent wilt make the dividend distribution for the future suffice for the payment of the Interest on the bonds There was no change of consequence in the money market and the Bank of Eng land made no change in Its rate of and presented a fairly strong for the week It was said that fairly large sales of copper had been made at the new level of prices but the market for the metal in London was weak TJraTn prices suffered a sharp decline on the announcement of the failure of the stock exchange house supposed to have been operating for an advance The house had made a feature of reports on the crop prospects and these had for a- long time been of a kind favorable to higher prices for YORK 3IUM3Y New York Unrest 2S ctosb Z Most of the loans were at 2H per cent Time money was offend in moderate nanmu and met with a fair demand Kate WaSfe per rent fur thirty to sfartj SR for forty dire and I per cent for five and six montba paper continued without change the naifcet beta my dull lute fca7H per cent for four to six months bills recetrtble ant prove stegte names 7 per cent and upward f others The sterling Market today HW easy with miss at je Urd ys final k L Rites for actual htaiaea wet as follows Stity 48ZB 4Mtt demand 4KUMJM eaaiea- efffelMBO Coanwrcial hUb were JMtttHK The supply of grate and aotta better New York Sept lOoateg ajaihlliaj af Dated States rowuaaent Upward Moven1entS I Prices i mid- dle diV- idend North- ern n dis- count ret- urn Wet- S W Sept m can at uf- XC1a1g today ot6llfd at prr nut Id da 1I t GOER JIH T iOD5 beth LMeir et P4 days MmtIk was ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < c coupon II- 3s registered 1988 3 coupon hOt Js imall bond Is registered coupon H Panama Canal 2a raffatarai District of CotanWa 3Jfc- Ibilippia fc a II reialered < 12It1- n 3Ip- iJs A 8 TREASURY STATEMENT Rewire fund Geld coin and Trust tan hiM for af S UOUX M Gold cola Sihr dollars SUrer dollars of MM Total General fmd Gold coin and Gold certificates Standard silver tteUaa certificates Sirrr bnltton United States TreasiTry National baa notes bnbsidiary sliver Fracti Minor cote In national bask 4tf asrarms In treaanry of PWrlppine latMMn Bonds and tatonat r M Total Liabilities v MBMM StJUXLSIt- MS7J3IM 1JOLS- Sl4al l- M 1749Tfn- MBJM J U1MJ3Z 1- 7UUHI o Receipts CuttOBM Internal i Mitcaat ToW peNal receipts mt TiriiiilaH Expenditure cept postal EXCCM cf receipts National hank Deposits under act Job II MBX July 14 Notes recetrcd Sir earnnt TmnaptliM- Redcaptiom f set ro March 14 rJM- la M Phone Maize 3300 When You Return Subscribers returning from their sum mer home desire to have their sent to address win please phone Main the nilUUIB ontitludiuc sail 811 41I4u i3I34 I Sit 441IZS Iaa note ol I S 1 if IJIZ Available ItIUK K P r UIUiI JI eaI J A DUll am fad t B J M date 5 Jr city WINos aoa et1Mspt IISiSIrN n SeER K rerrsn lkW K 00 cask baleen sens oii it rsi m mluse4 K ctre redeemed sul enr set aa o 40Ii 0IK0 151NSJSL Seplentber 0 their ¬ = NEW YORK STOCK MARKET A O Brown Co bm of Uw New YoaK Stock Exchanffa Monaey- rMUfnff Sales to noon irI OO wlmres Call money 11 V6 2 QsotaUoas fllC1lilMd w Mill low 3Y cshw < AlravGaalm Ain Camam pM- AwaL Camin- Aw C Am Gotten Oil Am Loco Am SMettpfa r lAm Toe pfd At OOK UM Matte Ohio Hcta Unwk R T Can PueAa CeaL Letter Oboe Ofcto- CM m W- C M 3C P C X V c P i Cola S Cote Sa 1st- Qolo 3a M eon nM D II D R G Dk See Krfe Brie Ht- Xrk M- X Nerth On Itt Cent I L Imt Met lilt Met pM Kan Car So K C So pM I A N Mexican Ceatnl- M P S S I M K T M K T pfd Xiawwr PadSc X Y CantnU X Y a W w North AsMctaw- Sortberm PacMe- I Miae Mafl IV K R- s GM Key I B Mock Mode laland jA St L 8 V M- St S W pM- SovUwnt Pacale Southern ptt Southern Ry Texas Pacific T St L A W T S L i W Uaton PseMe U S IV 8 K bber U S Steal ID s OMBBicaL If Am La I A Ut JIM S So N t I To Facile pM Pips I YaW k Aa WeIen AenetI- aAten Steel i Us- a Nadoeni Lent 11en Meahg 0o pM absah pM- Wetua Ien > SlI- Me 4 4111III 111- 5JOO 6DIW 1JJ 11 101IX itto tjU8 I D I IIi IIIn UN1M 118iJI JJM 1 41i10 ftI8 a a a 70 70 100a 2503Th 00 70 170 00 500a 00 OS UKa klUNa 70 00 = mldt 7- a 54 119- 1II IIuv SAl 8M nit 111tMj MaW t JJ1R 131 111t 112t 5 lr 1Wmi Ilft 1ftD R 11l 0 31 704 01 0 114 54 42 01 0 01 0 11 0430I lent- We 145 0 0 K a 45 31 1 45 0 31nit 21 Opa 11J I 4 HI- 7 HIM 7 0 74 4 0 IIsa UIJt 1141Ma > 11 Itun3 S 51 lISSYa 51J8 ID4tM 41F4 fiI lOt 3Mi LtCM 21 tiHVr 21 II4PJt IiI IiflI4 31 ItS J2It leer K 0 0 ii 45 104 0 00 414 lit 421t 0 0- Kit 21ilt 0 a Silt 7 tIAi i t 1ill- IS W a lUsh 7at 4 2 45- 4a 54a Law 11JI Ito 1U3 New Orleans Oetmher 1pe 11111Ir I1i11- aJ1i3 JUG 11 ssL Itmh 31 1141- m tIm 11- II 11IIIi INSJti UIPr- t1 5I 4m4IM 15iSi ISO 3f 1Mmi sit 1MJtn 11W4 We 11Mtft Ii IS I Ill WIP 11t 0 31 0 21 0 0 0 a 704a IS 34 45 KSWI 21 4 10 75 lAw 71I9 It 114mi 1 iIi JIll 4 U61ft 0 Us 7 10 4 Ln1UI 1JI- 1i5 114- if fi- D 1iP- 4Utt 114f 11IMl IQmi JIm 11J3fi 11- if 111iI5 1PJMt SfA 11- S4 IiSI4 11IW1m Jilt 254 0 0 12at > 01 0 4K a 0K 170- 4a 10 45 34 44 47 115at 4 21 CURB MARKET QMUtfam are fwakhcd br K It OMtawin ft Co nieatbetn New York Stock RxdMiiga 0 Bowls F Meent IMIrUtwMt CMias 70S1i iSO BHtfah CoL Capper Rntte Chicago Subway Cobalt Certtml- Cmnheriaad By Dominion Cflppar- OotdfleU Ccoaonsatod- GoUSOrcr Manhattan Tranatt- MtenMC Odd Mtete- Mtenea Mtete- MoKtoleyDarraffh Conaol UtaaC- Standard Oil United Cawer CoaL Green eaaOr- eene liDIBtJ I lea tkn erse Nesada Trama Wetetn = OlDIe 21 a it- U I WIII 21 7 1775 1345- S 4 Mf- iMnten la- AaKricaa Tobacco h WKi- Amrrioaa Tobacco 4t Atlantic Coaat L 4i TM- tBartiore and Ohio wM W Central Pacific M M- Cbaapeake and OhIo it 1M Chesapeake cad Ohio e H Delaware and liaison 4 MK- IXatiOm SmirHkn S W Brie srwral fc WK- laterborooffa MetropatttM Ixmfcmlte and Naarnaaissfl feHv Yurt Central 4 MK- Nortbcra Iartflc 4 W- VImMTtraaia 3a IfttI- NnasrlTMia SVaa MB Kcadiac- flontfceni Baflwmy Sa HH Pa ie Ut 1 mi U S S at 9i UK WataMh lilt SK ant WotfTB MarrkBd M 4 n West Shoe K i iit i w nOSTOX STOCKS arc rmnaWmibr K K I New York iaeIIri boul IL II Lake k TGtal m UItM a week 811IO aWMa- Co New Yet Otoch G nte Chan a Ja 1 3I11hLt1JOt7t BONDS 2514 maetlse en- the stock ezebsap- sIiuelaI Jipsalus K K bin 45 lOs 0 K- New K Union saks a yenlday lL sad 0570 a 7er ats Qanten g mahe 0nen sjiss th > > < Beaton and AHaury Calumet sat JIccm Copper Kann Taawnek- TrlBtty Urdted Prrtt- Unawd Saw toddawtT United SINe ll Utah Victoria BGIIi FIt oe u- sa At7ntk- flIsiba a M- 1470dls NUls- Masitebseetta NatO pM > 1M- IS IS JIJIPI Iii 41 t3 ill itoWt 0 75 00t 31 AMecL- U 1DK c 13- JiV 4U 1314 211 704 10 01 COTTON MARKET Qootatxxifi famished by MIller Co nwinb rs af the New Yark Stock and Cotton exchanges sad New Orleans COUCH Bseaanac BO F street northwest New York Sept iUraiml agate led UK way Steely narkK for aooount of UrerpeoL The trading was on a lOcal earl worked up ananily on general buyIng but sand off near noun on profit taking AVhtte little natlce to now siren to the Texas weather the general urn of crop reVertS raMMr us are quite gloomy more es- pecially hi the central portion of the Stale and there b no dcnbt that the tate will Ml behind the put season by over a Million hair Other sections are doing none cm an adequate for WM8 and all that fa early killing frost Public apathy will be ante to give way to arthe participation Mb Cia today eMhmted the condition at US aaaioet 718 a Month ass The moment is glow trade w good and crop has Ma Wet all ef veldt sbtmld help price Lhcrpool hi tee 7 kKccr a ood Morta in that market c miog ID1UI osders betac reeehfJd In thN flea ht tile tkJ priceS well for tbQ8e who art crop DOW to lwoden ixcaIsUen Ute ma Sew York 1 with 4504w buying ani My needed Is tndosblselIy 0etiD- IIerJrJ Dens ali JU31Ui 011j III lWJtJ8 J1iI JUlaI- Ue1na 1lIIII1Ul 3 p at 1D1St Ito Spot Market Orleans N rft77Vrp- hia AIIIIfIt- aIaIIIe 25eL 0Cbsdeina tiebatV- Boen low P Osatnash- i 1ooin- wn at- UII 1tu 70 i lti l s 181m 3sI OS 10 3215K a sak UiII 4Uii 14m- IiJ3 1Uf3UM 3UM- li1219 foil IN 11V- 41i 4H Price sa1sa 1 119- 1Ui6 3 13 9l 1UQDVr U 23314 13 33it 3 I m 51 60II 710- 10I Strangers in Washington will find de sirable rooming and boarding houses ad yertised la The Herald ¬ Banking Circles Not Sur- prised at Watson Failure BIG BOOM IN HILL STOCKS Burlington Dividend Sends North iKsue Up Smelters null Dcln Tare ansi Iliidsoii Mao Conspicuous In Advance Hnrrimnii ARiiln Re- ported to Hare Lost Control of U P New York 6 The Watson failure was generally considered the most Im- portant of the year but traders who sold stocks on It only got another reminder of the theory that it is inadvisable to sell stocks on news which may welt have been anticipated in banking circles That prominent bankers knew the failure to ba impending is at least a fact and In the most prominent financial circles the effect of it had undoubtedly been carefully and discounted Very likely it caine more as a surprise in coffee and grain houses than in bank- ing quarters in which the solvency of the houses is closely watched Those traders who sold tho Hill stocks in the belief that the Watson failure meant the liquidation of big blocks of Grt Northern and Northern Pacific had an unpleasant experience for no such liquidation was forthcoming nor is any likely The accumulation of a short interest in the Hill stocks upon the announce ment of the Watson failure was timely and fortunate for those who bought them on rumors of developments In connection with the Burlington tel the covering of short contracts proceeded rapidly im- mediately after the Burlington dividend was announced The spurt in Great Northern and Northern Pacific after the dividend decla- ration with Great Northern gaining 3 13 awl Northern PacIfic points the street of the oldtime move- ments in Hill stocks and was about the most encouraging movement since Mr Hill cut his melons last December- In the Hill following there was a feeling that the extra Burlington dividend and th increase In tile regular rate of divi- dend marks the planting of a new Hill meton patch Im Union Pacific there were transactions t 171001 shares stock supplying more than 25 per cent of the transactions- as OB many days of Tlo shares were as strong as they were active scor- ing a net 175 points but neither the activity strength was compli- mentary to Mr Harriman Both were stimulated for the neat part by reports that the control of Union has passed from the Harriman party to othor The reports were a revival of a story often beard in the past two months but attracted g eater credence than ever before Apart from UM Hill storks and Union Pacific Smelters and Delaware and Hud- son were most prominent in the advane Smelters with a gain of 211 points re- covered practically all of tbe loss of the preceding day Delaware and Hudson ad vanced to 157 and closed at the top with a net gain of S1 points The stock has gained ten points in six trading days and there is said to be still outstanding a short interest which was there before the advance began Techni- cally the position of the market looked weak to a majority of traders in the early dealings today The London mar- ket has been dull and heavy and there was an impression that the market weak ened by extensive snort covering of pre- vious days of the week would be further weakened by realising sales Many lines of shorts were accordingly put out even before the announcement of the Watson failure The action of the market subsequently gave many brokers the iropres ton that banking Interests with an advance knowledge of tbe failure took stops to support the market before the announcement and had the ma- chinery in good working order by the time the chairmans gavel descended in the exchange GRAIN AND PROViSIONS Quotations tarnished by A 0 Brown Co mem bessel the New York Exchange and Use Chi easo Bowd ol Trade Munsey Bofknag- CWe o Set 5 Vheat had K attMttial reC- by as a resell of a In the export and of a Moderate reaction in the forrimi markets There was selling later both of by mirceUaneoos hen here Tbe early eabfc that the Berlin Market had caUapMd was lwi to be but a Moderate unction of 1 to tt eratst- oWowtoR the big gain of M cents Friuay Philadelphia is the chief claimant of foreign ski today The Minneapolis market ha been relaUrrfr weaker than this Contnunctorr reports concerning the tew wheat Weather continues needy and cool la tbt Xorthweat blat m indications of further frost There was a large speealaHi trade today Mirwacfce is reporting targe export sates of flour vales USCM bushels lxwrd S loads Trade toi com was enoramm Dips stimulated re- newed buying and btdes greedy increased the sales T areratures in the corn belt low but a large pert of the trade m to Itelfere that titer not necessarily unfavorable Xo signs of frost although the teaperatnrcs all over the belt were far brtw- nomal Some of the larger local tones soW am corn to take profits the Northwest also sold and grneral public seems to haw bees acre or less in Its views and to hare sold as rode at least M It bought Local cash sales 1S66M bushels seaboard sales 11 loads The oats market was tight as a result of con- tinued covering by shorts principally country deal- ers who Sod that their grata win not grade con- tract Leading here hive been credited with fnrther sates of SepteMber and buying of May Other cheater Interests have bought and sold in a- way to indicate a general pressure OB the market sales HMOQ iuiliils WALL STREET NOTES I I cst Sept con- sidered 4 34 re- minded the late cain or nor the Pact c band tINy Stock Ute passe because ea and t1Itarn br the torekans alllo much VA heading last eMIt are tilt Loesi calk that ifraM since 1oo ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < HHBAT- Sepiamber December May CORN Septnaber May flttafHi T- Deasaahtr May LAID Ootatnr OATS JrrJ- UB Oor Dmabor 25er Old 1IN 9ue sn 827 0silt 0 sit WI 0 80 nw 63Ii s 1- 9S too sn 54 101- loS sK Low UH 64 ro53i 5Sfa SiUi 91 80 80 Cloer- ro r 61 Iist 900 918 871- 86i WI 10 857 New 1WIIBATWeaker fair ntw o 2 reel f e k Ml Na 2 herd f o b 1JIH No 1 Maeareni f o b SI No 2 macaroni sates 31 toads largely No 2 red No 2 hard and macaroni OATS Steady nera active Bfcrator prices No whtt H No 3 white 06 No 2 mbod 5SU The prices for fnutras follow YestcrdaTs York Sept toil winter > VIlKAT aJ SteabarT- heonber M Cole 3sptherD- eeMber 3717 OpenS lIh1f- s1nii IIItk JOlt 122 1 195 Low 1tm 11f LII 1812 111IIS clot eI- 1tS 108 iO1i 112 704 WASHINGTON CATTLE MAHKET- CATn5 Bxtra per cwt SSteSta batcher C30- BSil common ZRalOO HOGS PerVcwt gross 6Ra7G3 ordinary 600a 6JISlIRKPCUnped 3JlaiN carnmen 258o30- 0LAMBSSpriBg choice 7 7 raedhua per lb 3 raedkm 7a715 roia U4H- COWSPrtme fresh each 4Ofc5Qa common eea 03 old and dry OOa Glh CAL Prime too J WASHIJfjSTON STOCK MAEKET call K oclock noes Capital Traction fa at 1MX 1 0 at l tt- Va1iingt m Railway and Blectric 4 1J at 7K4- Caiiital Traction 91 at 131 9 at 1 Greene Canasta WO at 11 Mitchell Mining MS at M lOupe 6- 0Mfteda National Bunk at IJa Merchants anti Meehanies Sartisgs Bank at UK After callChesapeake anti IotofMt Tf tophoiw SI at 68 Washington Loan suit Trust 2 at LiMon N8 UK KX at UH K t J t- Wathlirgto X at 71K m t Hh 0 10J at 714 OW at W flT r 0 at HH 0 Mltenell SHnlng 9 at SK The following are UM elostes quota tt a en yesUr sleek eadianRe v ONDB Bal ntttllar 7 at I at < 100 1170 V30h103ulj 55 TIlt 31 4 40 thee 01 IN days ritlllpnine LaRd Pwrehtwe U- Ufetricf ef GoftmUa Mfc CAS DOD WashI I l4 Os ecu 5 RAILROAD BONDS I Capital TracttoG is- AmcwUa and la City nAIl Swtmrhan is Columbia seamed mertfface le- Oernrabi Metropolitan 5s Washington Railway sad Electric U Pot 0 Capital Traction Washington Railway aad Ktectric Washington Hallway sad Ktectric p Norfolk anti Wa hi gtoH Staml iiat- WasUnalon Gas Uaoraetnwn Ms- Cbesapeake and 1eton Great Falls and OU D COM Telsmhsno m JJt2i- A1I UI 300 15 10 70 01 01 05 II 2 a 10 50a 01 70 70 FlRIt IN8URNCS STOUC CutiMihii- tOomnerdat Corcoran QetMeaAMtrfcM- MctxotMittas ArIIDtItDa I 1Issiaens FlanKS Naiteeno Cal loinac1- 11am MdaVU Dahar- HC surer Itch Great Bend KM Ben Atlanta Haa v- Diaaaondttd BhMk Triangle TranrrM C field Bar Jon B Uw- OohteN Sceptre- Gibrartar Cobalt Contact OoldSsSd C f JI lope It IeMIIda ColMsesdJ- enibe Ealsaulee 1aa Adeon RennobV- MeeHasR 7licElWDsiseih IM 1IItiUIfi IN M 145 01 70 70 35111 755 JII 35 11n ISM 72 0 IM- 2J mf 1 S 9 5 i S 35K 70 1- 5a TrrLx I STOCKS CnhiMbia Tttte Heal Ire Tide a Tit i 83 5 MIscSiILAXXOI31 Southern Pahtte Sentea Oarp- Utanhouhans fuumm- Seeutty Storaa Market Fidelity tftoraa ClM ny esshanu Tiaustar and Hangs O- Ex dtridend tlTapbUshue COS win 111 11 3 455 10 N R M I D 31 L 245 2- 1lt 1 31 0 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 7St AktIL 414 life m Bi I n8CBLTAXBOUS IJdNrJS Potomac Blectrie Light St Norfolk and Wahtaat a StaaawMt- Chotapeake and Potomac Telephone fe Washington Market let fc I lit K 1 IS 145 STOCK5 Iii is 311on a TYPE MACUIKK STOCKS I MargMthater Uwotny- Laaston M I MUtING SPOCK8 Graene Cananaa Copper MitcMI M1 J C NATIONAL hANK STOCKS I American Capttal- Xatioml City CoMMrrcia- lranaere awl M- Swoed Traders Waahtegton Washington Xxehanga Ito KesbM MetzetelIan flesh > American Security and TnwC- Nattowal Savings sad Trvet O Union Treat Coapany Washington Loan and Trait Waabtogton Sale Dei- Unia Trust warrants SAVIXG8 BANK lists Saficgs a jtoiik Ked Uslon lsuk- Mntdsststs aa4 Itecheabs Sating 00 Me it 01 175 > 9fj4IJ TRUSIT COMPANY TOC I a 11 iiJf1J m 35 01 33a 70 5 70K 0 VG STOCKS QnotatSMi as tain hy Irrtog K PMrinntoa of lbs New York F chaos a Kst9MMai mmy 9 U Bond JII 0 Xx IRk I 1 isas 11I8IIft Iin II JJII 81 It Ii 3S 1- Su a K S K 31K 15 fleQs cents per ehn NotCH on mining The and ContUnntion ndors and this Can btnaijoa mfll of OokUeld are stOl shot down as s- rasvlt of the wmlkovt of the miners and MIll hands UM uottbte has not yet spread toether SMBBS and teases m the dlrtrirt k Is feared there win be mK reached soon The action of the mteexg union in rejecting tile terms of the ocaaproae ever the change nxm y eM of the Mohawk sIgned bf the Earners oDw ilUc after a conference wIth Ute Con ftoUdated oildals te gooumlty regrettol It is fact rejecting the compnwucc an uhis tu was served en the ooMpany dwaandtoK that in addi- tion to the naaedeUng ef the dusts TOOK the Federation of Miners be given absolute jurisdiction orcr aU men employed IB or about all the mines in the district the regular tIns of th Miners mien did not take place the ample annmncement being undo at the el tbe meeting that Uwnext mow was up to the company- J W Finch general manager of the GoWfieM- ConsoMdated Mines declares that no More conce- ssion will be made and that the amen mat live up to their agreement signed test April in which they accepted the change moat and the employment of watchmen who should be neutrals Mr Khich made the s dflcaot remark that the miners moat decide to op to their agreement and reach that decision oatokly if they desire io return to work As the next regular meeting of the union does not take place until Tuesday night fc is hardly possible that any settlement will be readied before that time LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET Prices quoted are wboteaale BUTTER Demand moderate and market steady sooonds 2ta3 prooeas fancy Z3 a t dairy choke 19a30 GOOd H store packed fresh MaH- CIIEESBNew Yort State factory large mi do Hnall UHa sam w llalS West em factory now choice HfcalS do fair to good 11 Virginia 11- EGGSVRectipta moderate demand actire fresh Virginia 23 West Virginia and South- west Virginia 21oS Tennessee 21aS North Caro- lina 30 LIVE POULTRYReoelpti liberal market thickens 17alS do snail 17 liens 13 roosters 7 docks huge IteH do small Sat gcrao laS turkeys Urns per Ik 12 do hens 13 do thin 10 k au10D- RBSSBD IOULTRTnwehils lIght market steady Turkey hens unarawn per Ih 16 do aiorage andrawn lieS do this W oW tons 13 chicken large 17al3 hens choice 15 roosters 9 ducks old 9aM spring 13sH geese DRESSED MEATS Caha full dressed 900 beads off 80090 hogdressed calm 899 ham country suc reured 1U2- CVEQBTABLESlotatow per barrel borne grown LSaUO sweet potatoes 3MaiOO yarns IMalOO cabbage per barrel 50 cucumbers North Carolina lOOnl50 lettuce homo grows barrel L68aL33 onions Maryland and Virginia per bushel 7Sa90 do and Virginia per barrel 2J8a275 string beans green per basket LWal23 beets bunch 3al cantahxipcs 28a4fl GREEN FRUITSApple loose packed LOOal50 peaches per LTaaiOO do common 75alO- OSUNDRlBSBe waxf tallow 5aK4 honey white Mb new 13 do do 2lb new 10 a2 ginseng per Ib 60MM seneca per lb 49 golden seal iOaiS pink Mall mandrake ZaS 35 flRAINWbeat choice 90aS2 do fair to good 75a78 do ordinary 7Va72 rye GOntf corn shelled white 63a61 do yellow RM1 do ear 32Jai58 oats Western white No 2 SlaS do mixed HAY AND STRAWTtoothy choice 3ail2100 do No 1 1300n300 do No 2 17M WOO mixed hay 1600al750 straw rye per bundle 1109 do do machine thrashed 6JOo675 do wheat 650 WOOL AND niDESWool market steady hides generally dull Wool washed free of per lb S3 do unwashed free of burs 26 do burry 23 Hides green per lb 3 do dry hail Sheepskins green each 90aLOO da dry each 2327 Calfskins green each 135 October 1907 JlQBicpibW the fiatt I Mohawk a ol OIWftUoa If a smttkenent ill boo lierM the Men bidir achkoed ill rleor of the tact ill Western The ra Oft of the densande at close Western firsts at 13 b 15 quie- tS rl1lg SaiL box 30 snake- root Sid 1S00a1900 doter burs 8 While g iw1 ensoa were eapeted lire Creamery ann 275433 24 large Near- by Maryland doter ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ STOCKS STRONGER Better Tone Evident on tile Washington Exchange GAS ONCE MORE THE FEATURE Active Dcnmml for Shares Among Ilrokern Who Have Xot Supported It Hitherto Capital Traction Higher Lake Tralllc fur July Shown Moat Gratifying Increase Decided improvement was discernible In the business of the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday Tliougli the aggre- gate of transactions was not large they were welt scattered over the list Infesti- ng that with the return of the fall season and the coming back to the city f the brokers tone of affairs is stronger than for several wfceks at the summers end Washington Gas was the feature of the trading though some of the transactions were in options Sales were at 71 14 with the options about onehalf point net above that It was noticeable that de mand for the shares was distributed among members of the board who have not been hitherto connected with the active support of this stoek The de- mand yesterday seemed to show that others besides the coterie of young brok ers who have been behind the movement in Gas were becoming interested The prediction was made again freely that the stock would sell at SO within two months and everybody was in a bullish mood with reference to Gas Capital Traction Strong Capital Traction shared In the upward movement or prices contemporary with tho opening of the tall season Trades wore made at about four points np from tho slump of two weeks ago Lnston Monotype came In ra good deal of bidding although no one wanted to venture more than 12 1S There were offerings of the stock at fractions above that figure but the brokers having orders to fill stated that It was the limit Prob aWl tOO shares of the stock could have been sold at the salon price and an equal amount was freely offered at higher prices Dank shares and bonds anti other public utility stocks recorded small sales Mitch ell Mining sold again at 2 18 something above the Xew York quotations A K PnrriM In Ilnrnenfi Albion K Parris the Fourteenth street broker was on exchange having just returned from his vacation which was spent on the shores of Rhode Island and m the Green Mountains Mr Parris in the best of health and stated that h had enjoyed his outing exceed- ingly well StttisUc gathered by the Departmant of Commerce and Labor show that the commerce of the Great Lakes for tile month of July Increased over that of the corresponding period a year ago about i per cent Trw totals were 1109SS7X net tons for last month Rates on wheat from Duluth last month fell away on account of the strike to a minimum of 1 cent a bushel and toe volume of traffic over the same period last year more than SO per from something over toro bushels last year to nearly itSXGG bushels this year COMMENT ON MARKET G Bowie Chipm i of K R Chapman the news as well as In tuatkms todays session excelled h variety Opening weak It declined farther thou after a period of dullness the list began to creep up to run into buoyancy around the closing I cannot look upon this last rally as other than frightened short covering particularly in the Hill stocky and Union Pacfnc and while judging from appearances it will prob- ably continue tomorrow morning should this be so I would advise taking The failure of a prominent Western stock exchange house failed to affect the mark- et It may j rove that some of the short covering later in the day was on its account The passing of the dividend on Metropolitan Street Railroad stock is almost an accepted fact Benjamin Woodruff of Post Flagg The failure of Watson Co a large and well known house and the dividends- on InterboroughMetropoUtan stock were unfavorable developments In spite of these incidents there was no long selling to speak of and what little pressure there was this morning came undoubtedly from bears This afternoon we had resembling a bear panic with stoop advances all long the line Too many people are seriously hurt and too many have been actually crippled In the late decline In prices to encourage any hope that we are going to have a bull market and I feel inclined to advise selling stocks from this point on scale up for at best we are bound t6 a long period of dullness- E W Crew of Henry Clews Co Weakness In the London market for American stocks was occasioned partly by the advices from thte and partly by the further bad break in the metal quotations This is one of the worst features the v stock market has to eon find with There Is no evidence that the consumer of copper metal is willing to enter into longtime contracts with the producer notwithstanding the break In quotations and well informed people predict that 16 cents wlftl have to bo reached before any terms will be agreed upon The demand for stocks in the loan crowd after the close yesterday denoted an increased short interest and on any break in prices It is calculated that more or less covering will take place The director of the mint purchased 100000 ounces of silver yesterday for at the New York assay office The price paid was 6S601 cents per fine ounce which Is slightly lower than the rate on former purchases NEW YORK PRODUCE Yew York Sept 5SUQARThc TWMe supply of sagar sj cabled bf London Is LSKMQ9 tons against 2000900 tons same time a year ago Tho London market for beet sugar was steady and higher with September at Ms 3d and October at 103 2ttd The local market was steady with cen- trifugal 06 test 302 Bweoorado test at and molasses sugar K test at 306 Reined sagar was quiet but steady and unchanged NAVAL STORESRosin was firm at 425aUO for common to good strained SpIrIts turpentine steady but quit at 57 asked Tar held steady at 659a75 for oil barrels BUTTERRecelpts 5532 packages The market advanced this morning cent on creamery specials EGGSRfcelpts 10963 cases Fine eggs are ranch firmer Western selected 22sSJ MILL FEEDFlrm fair trade Spring bran X lb seeks to arrive take and rail 2S60 mhWHng 27W city 2LOO in bulk Western ml dog roM to arrlrc- CORNWcakcr small trade No 2 eiamtor It No 2 70 f a b No 2 f o b cutely Septewber 70 No 3 yellow 73H No 2 whiteS 7L f o b Exporters took 2 loads FLOURFirm bet quiet Spring patents 5JOa 575 spring clears 4Wh448 winter straights 431s 450 winter clears SSOailOf Kansas in a e pat- ents 475o500 straights 450att5 dears 135aLlfl RYE FLOURFinn fair inquiry 475a51- 5CORNlIEALStrong but Quiet Kilndried fer export 360a365 coarse meal in bags L32aL33 I Coca the lit the ap- peared cent J CoIn flue Mol but the a have side worlds at 88 34 44 12 Inn llA In- creased t some- thing free- ly de- livery 1Vcak 5U77l71Utr 1tciptt 77tQfl5 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r I FIN NCIAi FINAUCAL Prudence and Progress Are inseparably linked in the history of the growth of the Washington Loan and Trust Company The permanent progress made by this company is largely the outcome of the pru dence shown in its management No question can ever arise as to the safety 6f fund in trusted to its care INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS THE COMPANY Cspltal and Surplus 16 0OQD JOHN JOY EDSON Prasldent W ASHINGTONLOAN TRUST ¬ ¬ Prim timothy 189 1 JJfclM No 2 LOkLM- Xo X Bhif- llSTRAWDnH and Long rye HK- BEBFSlendy Mi iHtndar Family USWLOO packet ILWalU- t1OKKhmeUra unchanged Mesa l7tl family IMi- TALLOYMarfeet deW City te hesaheaaa 6 LAKDQotct Irime Western 145 city 8J5 retool oattttMat 9M South American WM re flood Brazilian kegs 1LC9 cIty steartae lilt Olio PINKERTON FUNERAL HELD Men Prominent in All Walks of Life Pay Jnwt Tribute York Sept 5 The funeral service for Robert Allan Pinkerton who died at sea on August 12 was held to- day at the First Reformed Church Brooklyn a few blocks from the Pinker- ton home The large churcbmras filled with mourners comprising men promi- nent in financial business political po- lice and sporting life and never before in the history of Brooklyn was there such a vast nail beautiful display of floral tributes at a funeral Three vans were required to carry the Rowers to the church The coffin was completely covered with the floral offer- ings Among those present were August Senator P H McCarren exChief Drummond of the United States Secret Service Phil Dwyer Patrick Shey David Gideon George Consfdine Kid Mc- Coy and leading police and expoltee of- ficials from this and other cities ANTWERP FIRE STILL RAGING Striker Believed to Be Responsible for Sprcmr of Antwerp Sept 5 The fire that was started last night in a limber yard by the strikers is still raginG and threatens to detrOit the entire timber dock and also a block of buildings Ahput midnight the strikers sot Are to two warehouses and the whole city was Firemen have been summoned from Brussels and Ghent The area of the tire is known as the Fernandianas Polder Timber Sheds They cover sixteen acres Constant changes in the course of the wind helped to spread the names especially to the northward A batalllon of 4 9 engineers is engaged in pulling down lumber stacks In an en deavor to cheek the The later threatened DC Clerck alley the Rue dEckeren and the timber stacks hi the Kattendyck dock Five men have been arrested on the charge of Incendiarism- It is believed that the insurance com- panies wilt refuse to pay the losses WARRANT OUT FOR PRIEST Father Cnroncs Charged with 4OOOO from Snfe Rome Sept S In consequence of an application by the superior of the Qrder m Rome the Kings attorney will probably tease a warrant for the arrest of Father Carones who is charged with having abstracted 49090 from the safe of the order Father Carones went to America 1n April last taking the key of tbe safe with him After waiting several months for tie return of the key the superior of the order had the safe broken open and the theft was then discovered Father Ca rones te now a missionary In Oklahoma JUDGE FORT NOT TO RUN Jurist Makes Xo Effort io Head Jer- sey Republican Ticket New York Sept his arrival homo today from a trip to Europe Justice J Franklin Fort of the New Jersey Su preme Court made dear his attitude in connection with the movement to make him the Republican nominee for governor of New Jersey Prior to his departure early in tite summer Judge Fort declined to My present position is OOP In which- I am contented and happy I have no de- sire to give It UP and shall do so if called upon to make the sacrifice with regret although I shall not hesitate to accept a nomination for the governorship if It comes to me as the unsolicited act of my party New Hampshire Dny at Fair XorfotJcr Va Sept i New Hamp shire celebrated today at the James town Exposition a reception at New Hampshire Building this evening and a review of a military parade by Qov Charles M Floyd this afternoon being the features of the celebration DEATH RECORD Will C Demrth Auaeastta Road 46 yean JwHan R Pnct TB D st ne 17 ymca F Menace S lIsle st nw 1i Jcauia Garteer Pnorktene Ho p4tl years Joba Wanes 116 Jefferson it w H years Robert W Bdwards 412 Ttk at sw 1 years Rile I Sherwood K2 Hi st sw K years Catherine Ihwke 1317 12th st ne 53 years iMbelbi F Hriiman JSM t w T7 jwars limb Dmnin Goft HOHL IMBIM 79 years Mary Crawford fl Prewoatst Ann 8S years Setftrtg Tensors Ort llosfA means 31 years Mary A Hurley US Ui C years Aaaa Siegnarrton M 5th st irw 41 years Pauline Rocca F w S yeara Mary 413 1 st sw M years Mary V Moffatt 7 Va are w 4 months DoUbt M Harry Pierce MtH road i Afeyafcts lUnbran 7 h st ne S MonUw catherine C I eh 3M St ne M ymca John W Jeffriea ChlWrena Hosp S wontte Roberta Leawan SO It st nw 5 hoars COLORED Andrew Co toe 41 Fenton place 24 years Mary Dr MH t nw II rears Charles R Dte 111 Scbotfs alley 1 year Fannie 31 Jehnwn XtS M st rw 0 A Garner Thorapsoas Bridge D C Checks Jones Sath and Calrwt its mr S years Wm Haaklna 2CS Rrightwocd are Mary Jones Oarneid hose 45 years Bugs lliytor BwcrgenQ Hoip 23 years Charles Johnson S22 8th st nw 7 raoaths Martha neaMnt 619 L at nw 2 mostha- Lawswi Tl Defrees st DW M days MARRIAGE LICENSES Thofflaa D ThoHjrjsoo 21 and Mary M Crawford 29 ReT John T Huddle Edward M Boyle 31 and Bertha D Stole 21 Rev Julia II Burke Joba W Anderson 28 and Below I l msee 17 of Alexandria Va Rer C IL KJeharAsoH Charles T Montein S of RiekiMHd Va and N GattirigBt ef Hafght Va Rev J B MoLanghliH Howard 11 DalzeJl K of Phikd Hb Pa and Katberyn N Depew X ef Manasas Va Rev M Notirne finish I Hendrh 25 and Cora Yeuots 23 both of Cross Roads Md Rev W L Lima Charles I Fkiptoe K sod Rout L Rev J B Mclaughlin Clyd M 31 and Ruth B 27 RCT J McLavehtto Harold J thaI 22 and Edith J Topper 2L- Bcr Richard I SUplcy weak go New the late Bel- mont Flames illuminated nAmes flames Tak- Ing irs 9h I i tit SID n ftk Mo t- Will yeaS lleatr6 5 L Carpente- rs el Ross j es l ifs 1 Carmel- ite iOn commir himself C the vat 00 K OS months 21 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > To open a savings account will prove to have teen one of the wisest actions of your life and you may begin it here- with as little as i We pay 3 per cent interest- on savings accounts and so licit commercial 7th St and Mass Ave N W BRANCHES- 7th and H N E 436 7th St S W Total Resources More Than Two Millions Large and Small Loans These k BO loan District of Columbia real estate These h none too small if It is J5W or war If yen want money and can offer real Mats se- curity t m show yon bow promptly I- Mnj on ywr Application on what records Reeordera t wilt dfeekwe the large number of IOMH we wotiatinz from year 10 year A Swartzell Rheem 5 Hensey Co WARNER BUILDING m F STREET NORTHWEST Bankers and Brokers 30 BROAD ST and WALDORF4STORU NEW YORK Wires to All Principsl Cities WASHINGTON OFFICE9 MUNSEY BUILDING Phones Main gJJM- cabffi Krr York Stack Eictsap aid Prwrfjjl JIT Capital J1000000Surpluji O4 Transmitted CABLE Drafts issued direct on prin j pal cities of the world Exchange and sold Investments Collections made Stocks Bonds bought sold Q National Kiii BANK Pa Ave Opposite U S Treasury Dont LeaveF- or travel in America or abroad without having us furnish you with TravelersCheckso- f the American Express Com- pany These checks require no Identification Safe and conven- ient CTIssued In various denomina tions THE TRADERS Nationar Bank GOLDFIELD ROANOKE Is now at its buttons piN We strongly recromcod- hs purchase for utcif Jiate prodts Irving K Farrington Co Bankers and Brokers Specialists in Nrra U Securities 37 WALL STREET NEW YORK Bond Building Phone M 3d Washington D listed raining shares carried in JtoH wet Dally Market Letter Free Upon Application LOAN COMPANIES 602 WHEN IN NEED OF CAPITAL LOAN CO Can and Will Help You We loan money on Fnnitnre and Pianos at a miairanm rate of interest Loans with other oom panies paid OIL and a larger SUM adrancvd at a lower rate than you are now jayius 602 F Street N W ESTABLISHED 1373 HECKLER PKOBAB Y WINS Deposed Ilcurlco Treasurer Snld to Have Been Elected Sprdal to The Washington Herald Richmond Va 5 According to incomplete returns Heckler the deposed treasurer of ilenrico County was selected for that position today by the people over Frazier the Incumbent Sheriff Solomon and Commonwealths Attorney Wendenburg were also defeated Both were united with the Frazier ele- ment Wendenburg prosecuted Heckler at tho time of his deposition Hecklers victory today means his dlcatlon of the stigma put upon himv the courtln ordering his removal froze onice The official returns have not yet been received Hecklers majority will bd small Believes In Murphy Dublin Sept 5 Richard Crokar In speaking today about his Intended trip to New York in November reiterated his decision to take no part In polities Ha expressed full confidence in Charlie Mur- phy as the leader of Tammany I accounts Home Savings Bank I SIn too for so it It is tee are the t ciunjanies III O Private J n MONEY i Letters Credit issued 10 Skvcf C- AD MONEYTH- E I Sept 1J1 bY C S large us seeane4 en tflo we on asks it If The of the < A0 0 BROWI of U t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ <

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Page 1: Washington Herald. (Washington, DC) 1907-09-06 [p 10]. · 2017. 12. 20. · THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1907 7 10 r H t MARKET HAS A Sharp In During Afternoon BURLINGTON

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BURLINGTON DIVIDEND CAUSE

Extra C Per Cent and Increase from7 to S Regular Has Hnoyniit Ef-

fect Failure of Watson House HanLittle nearing on the Street Grain

Are Again in a Decline

New York Sept 5 The mot vigorousupward movement seen In the marketfor several weeks past set in this after-noon and continued with unabated vigorup to the close of the Jay resulting not only in substantial gains fromlast nights closing but In th attain-ment by some of the active leaders ofa substantially higher level than theyhad before reached since the lowest pointsof the year were touched about the

of AugustThe early trading gave no Indication of

the buoyancy which was to mark theclose opening quotations being in nearlyall cues at Decline from yesterdaysfinal figures and the course of prices dur-ing the forenoon was reactionary underthe influence ef repeated attacks by pro-fessional operators

About the end of the first hour a feebleattempt was made to rally the marketon the announcement that the suit againstthe Standard Oil Company had been ad-

journed until September 17 but it wasnot until the failure of a stock exchangehcfuse was announced that the real un-

derlying strength of the market becameapparent

On Short Side of MarketThe house In question was supposed to

have been operating recently on the shortside of the market and on the long skidof wheat in an effort to make up heavylosses suffered in the securities of theHill roads and other high priced issuesat the time of the panic In March Thefailure therefore was construed as indi-

cation of the straits of the short interestand a determined effort was made toforce short covering

This turned prices upward and just asthe movement in this direction began toattain headway very definite rumors werecirculated to the effect that an xtra div-

idend of I per cent and a quarterlyof 2 per cent had been declared on

the stock of the Chicago Burlington andQuincy This rumor was officially confirmed later in the day the official an-

nouncement being the principal cause ofthe great strength developed during thelast hour of business For six years theChicago Burlington and Quincy has beenca rolled by Great Northern and

Pacific these roads owning nearlyall of the U0060060 and guaranteeing interest on the Burlington joint 4s ex-changed therefor at the rate of J3M Inbonds for each fKH share

Dividend Rates IncreasedHeretofore the Burlington dividend has

been 7 per cent a year and the declara-tion of an extra dividend of 6 per centwill equalise the dividends with the bondinterest charge for the period alreadyelapsed while the increase the regularrate of dividend to S per cent wilt makethe dividend distribution for the futuresuffice for the payment of the Interest onthe bonds

There was no change of consequence inthe money market and the Bank of England made no change in Its rate of

and presented a fairly strongfor the week It was said that fairly

large sales of copper had been made atthe new level of prices but the marketfor the metal in London was weak

TJraTn prices suffered a sharp decline onthe announcement of the failure of thestock exchange house supposed to havebeen operating for an advance Thehouse had made a feature of reports onthe crop prospects and these had for a-

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BIG BOOM IN HILL STOCKS

Burlington Dividend Sends NorthiKsue Up Smelters null Dcln

Tare ansi Iliidsoii Mao ConspicuousIn Advance Hnrrimnii ARiiln Re-

ported to Hare Lost Control of U P

New York 6 The Watson failurewas generally considered the most Im-

portant of the year but traders who soldstocks on It only got another reminderof the theory that it is inadvisable to sellstocks on news which may welt have beenanticipated in banking circles Thatprominent bankers knew the failure to baimpending is at least a fact and In themost prominent financial circles the effectof it had undoubtedly been carefully

and discountedVery likely it caine more as a surprise

in coffee and grain houses than in bank-ing quarters in which the solvency ofthe houses is closely watched

Those traders who sold tho Hill stocksin the belief that the Watson failuremeant the liquidation of big blocks ofGrt Northern and Northern Pacific hadan unpleasant experience for no suchliquidation was forthcoming nor is anylikely

The accumulation of a short interestin the Hill stocks upon the announcement of the Watson failure was timelyand fortunate for those who bought themon rumors of developments In connectionwith the Burlington tel the covering ofshort contracts proceeded rapidly im-

mediately after the Burlington dividendwas announced

The spurt in Great Northern andNorthern Pacific after the dividend decla-ration with Great Northern gaining 3 13awl Northern PacIfic points

the street of the oldtime move-ments in Hill stocks and was aboutthe most encouraging movement since MrHill cut his melons last December-

In the Hill following there was a feelingthat the extra Burlington dividend andth increase In tile regular rate of divi-dend marks the planting of a new Hillmeton patch

Im Union Pacific there were transactionst 171001 shares stock supplying

more than 25 per cent of the transactions-as OB many days of Tlo shareswere as strong as they were active scor-ing a net 175 points but neitherthe activity strength was compli-mentary to Mr Harriman Both werestimulated for the neat part by reportsthat the control of Union haspassed from the Harriman party to othor

The reports were a revival of a storyoften beard in the past two months but

attracted g eater credence than everbefore

Apart from UM Hill storks and UnionPacific Smelters and Delaware and Hud-son were most prominent in the advane

Smelters with a gain of 211 points re-

covered practically all of tbe loss of thepreceding day Delaware and Hudson advanced to 157 and closed at the top witha net gain of S1 points

The stock has gained ten points in sixtrading days and there is said to be stilloutstanding a short interest which wasthere before the advance began Techni-cally the position of the market lookedweak to a majority of traders in theearly dealings today The London mar-ket has been dull and heavy and therewas an impression that the market weakened by extensive snort covering of pre-vious days of the week would be furtherweakened by realising sales

Many lines of shorts were accordinglyput out even before the announcement ofthe Watson failure The action of themarket subsequently gave many brokersthe iropres ton that banking Interestswith an advance knowledge of tbe failuretook stops to support the market beforethe announcement and had the ma-

chinery in good working order by thetime the chairmans gavel descended inthe exchange

GRAIN AND PROViSIONS

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bessel the New York Exchange and Use Chi

easo Bowd ol Trade Munsey Bofknag-CWe o Set 5 Vheat had K attMttial reC-

by as a resell of a In the exportand of a Moderate reaction in the

forrimi markets There was selling later both of

by mirceUaneoos hen here Tbe early eabfcthat the Berlin Market had caUapMd was lwito be but a Moderate unction of 1 to tt eratst-

oWowtoR the big gain of M cents FriuayPhiladelphia is the chief claimant of foreign skitoday The Minneapolis market ha been relaUrrfrweaker than this Contnunctorr reports concerningthe tew wheat Weather continues needy and coolla tbt Xorthweat blat m indications of furtherfrost There was a large speealaHi trade todayMirwacfce is reporting targe export sates of flour

vales USCM bushels lxwrd S loadsTrade toi com was enoramm Dips stimulated re-

newed buying and btdes greedy increased the salesT areratures in the corn belt low but a large pertof the trade m to Itelfere that titer notnecessarily unfavorable Xo signs of frost althoughthe teaperatnrcs all over the belt were far brtw-nomal Some of the larger local tones soW amcorn to take profits the Northwest also sold and

grneral public seems to haw bees acre or lessin Its views and to hare sold as rode at

least M It bought Local cash sales 1S66M bushelsseaboard sales 11 loads

The oats market was tight as a result of con-

tinued covering by shorts principally country deal-ers who Sod that their grata win not grade con-

tract Leading here hive been credited withfnrther sates of SepteMber and buying of MayOther cheater Interests have bought and sold in a-

way to indicate a general pressure OB the marketsales HMOQ iuiliils

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rasvlt of the wmlkovt of the miners and MIll handsUM uottbte has not yet spread toether SMBBS

and teases m the dlrtrirt k Is feared there win be

mK reached soon The action of the mteexg unionin rejecting tile terms of the ocaaproae ever thechange nxm y eM of the Mohawk sIgned bf theEarners oDw ilUc after a conference wIth Ute ConftoUdated oildals te gooumlty regrettol It is

fact rejecting the compnwucc an uhis tuwas served en the ooMpany dwaandtoK that in addi-tion to the naaedeUng ef the dusts TOOK the

Federation of Miners be given absolutejurisdiction orcr aU men employed IB or about allthe mines in the district

the regular tIns of th Miners mien did nottake place the ample annmncement being undo atthe el tbe meeting that Uwnext mow was upto the company-

J W Finch general manager of the GoWfieM-ConsoMdated Mines declares that no More conce-ssion will be made and that the amen mat liveup to their agreement signed test April in whichthey accepted the change moat and the employmentof watchmen who should be neutrals Mr Khichmade the s dflcaot remark that the miners moatdecide to op to their agreement and reach thatdecision oatokly if they desire io return to workAs the next regular meeting of the union does nottake place until Tuesday night fc is hardly possiblethat any settlement will be readied before thattime

LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Prices quoted are wboteaaleBUTTER Demand moderate and market steady

sooonds 2ta3 prooeas fancy Z3 a t dairy choke19a30 GOOd H store packed fresh MaH-

CIIEESBNew Yort State factory largemi do Hnall UHa sam w llalS Westem factory now choice HfcalS do fair to good11 Virginia 11-

EGGSVRectipta moderate demand actirefresh Virginia 23 West Virginia and South-

west Virginia 21oS Tennessee 21aS North Caro-lina 30

LIVE POULTRYReoelpti liberal marketthickens 17alS do snail 17 liens 13

roosters 7 docks huge IteH do small Satgcrao laS turkeys Urns per Ik 12 do hens 13do thin 10 k au10D-

RBSSBD IOULTRTnwehils lIght marketsteady Turkey hens unarawn per Ih 16 doaiorage andrawn lieS do this W oW tons 13chicken large 17al3 hens choice 15 roosters9 ducks old 9aM spring 13sH geese

DRESSED MEATS Caha full dressed 900beads off 80090 hogdressed calm 899 hamcountry suc reured 1U2-

CVEQBTABLESlotatow per barrel borne grownLSaUO sweet potatoes 3MaiOO yarns IMalOOcabbage per barrel 50 cucumbers North CarolinalOOnl50 lettuce homo grows barrel L68aL33onions Maryland and Virginia per bushel 7Sa90do and Virginia per barrel 2J8a275string beans green per basket LWal23 beetsbunch 3al cantahxipcs 28a4fl

GREEN FRUITSApple loose packed LOOal50peaches per LTaaiOO do common 75alO-

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WOOL AND niDESWool market steady hidesgenerally dull Wool washed free of per lbS3 do unwashed free of burs 26 do burry 23Hides green per lb 3 do dry hail Sheepskinsgreen each 90aLOO da dry each 2327 Calfskinsgreen each 135

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Better Tone Evident on tileWashington Exchange

GAS ONCE MORE THE FEATURE

Active Dcnmml for Shares AmongIlrokern Who Have Xot SupportedIt Hitherto Capital TractionHigher Lake Tralllc fur JulyShown Moat Gratifying Increase

Decided improvement was discernibleIn the business of the Washington StockExchange yesterday Tliougli the aggre-gate of transactions was not large theywere welt scattered over the list Infesti-ng that with the return of the fallseason and the coming back to the city

f the brokers tone of affairs isstronger than for several wfceks at thesummers end

Washington Gas was the feature of thetrading though some of the transactionswere in options Sales were at 71 14 withthe options about onehalf point netabove that It was noticeable that demand for the shares was distributedamong members of the board who havenot been hitherto connected with theactive support of this stoek The de-mand yesterday seemed to show thatothers besides the coterie of young brokers who have been behind the movementin Gas were becoming interested Theprediction was made again freely thatthe stock would sell at SO within twomonths and everybody was in a bullishmood with reference to Gas

Capital Traction StrongCapital Traction shared In the upward

movement or prices contemporary withtho opening of the tall season Tradeswore made at about four points npfrom tho slump of two weeks ago

Lnston Monotype came In r a gooddeal of bidding although no one wantedto venture more than 12 1S There wereofferings of the stock at fractions abovethat figure but the brokers having ordersto fill stated that It was the limit ProbaWl tOO shares of the stock could havebeen sold at the salon price and an equalamount was freely offered at higherprices

Dank shares and bonds anti other publicutility stocks recorded small sales Mitchell Mining sold again at 2 18 somethingabove the Xew York quotations

A K PnrriM In IlnrnenfiAlbion K Parris the Fourteenth street

broker was on exchange having justreturned from his vacation which wasspent on the shores of Rhode Island andm the Green Mountains Mr Parris

in the best of health and statedthat h had enjoyed his outing exceed-ingly well

StttisUc gathered by the Departmantof Commerce and Labor show that thecommerce of the Great Lakes for tilemonth of July Increased over that of thecorresponding period a year ago about iper cent Trw totals were 1109SS7X nettons for last month Rates on wheat fromDuluth last month fell away on accountof the strike to a minimum of 1 cent abushel and toe volume of traffic

over the same period last yearmore than SO per from somethingover toro bushels last year to nearlyitSXGG bushels this year

COMMENT ON MARKET

G Bowie Chipm i of K R Chapmanthe news as well as In

tuatkms todays session excelled hvariety Opening weak It declined fartherthou after a period of dullness the listbegan to creep up to run into buoyancyaround the closing I cannot look uponthis last rally as other than frightenedshort covering particularly in the Hillstocky and Union Pacfnc and whilejudging from appearances it will prob-ably continue tomorrow morning shouldthis be so I would advise takingThe failure of a prominent Western stockexchange house failed to affect the mark-et It may j rove that some of theshort covering later in the day was onits account The passing of the dividendon Metropolitan Street Railroad stock isalmost an accepted fact

Benjamin Woodruff of Post FlaggThe failure of Watson Co a large

and well known house and the dividends-on InterboroughMetropoUtan stock wereunfavorable developments In spite of theseincidents there was no long selling tospeak of and what little pressure therewas this morning came undoubtedly from

bears This afternoon we hadresembling a bear panic with stoop

advances all long the line Too manypeople are seriously hurt and too manyhave been actually crippled In the latedecline In prices to encourage any hopethat we are going to have a bull marketand I feel inclined to advise selling stocksfrom this point on scale up for atbest we are bound t6 a long periodof dullness-

E W Crew of Henry Clews CoWeakness In the London market for

American stocks was occasioned partlyby the advices from thte and partlyby the further bad break in the metalquotations This is one of the worstfeatures the v stock market has to eonfind with There Is no evidence that theconsumer of copper metal is willing toenter into longtime contracts with theproducer notwithstanding the break Inquotations and well informed people

predict that 16 cents wlftl have to boreached before any terms will be agreedupon The demand for stocks in the loancrowd after the close yesterday denotedan increased short interest and on anybreak in prices It is calculated that moreor less covering will take place

The director of the mint purchased100000 ounces of silver yesterday for

at the New York assay officeThe price paid was 6S601 cents per fineounce which Is slightly lower than therate on former purchases

NEW YORK PRODUCE

Yew York Sept 5SUQARThc TWMesupply of sagar sj cabled bf London Is LSKMQ9tons against 2000900 tons same time a year agoTho London market for beet sugar was steady andhigher with September at Ms 3d and October at103 2ttd The local market was steady with cen-trifugal 06 test 302 Bweoorado test atand molasses sugar K test at 306 Reined sagarwas quiet but steady and unchanged

NAVAL STORESRosin was firm at 425aUO forcommon to good strained SpIrIts turpentine steadybut quit at 57 asked Tar held steady at 659a75for oil barrels

BUTTERRecelpts 5532 packages The marketadvanced this morning cent on creamery specials

EGGSRfcelpts 10963 cases Fine eggs are ranchfirmer Western selected 22sSJ

MILL FEEDFlrm fair trade Spring bran Xlb seeks to arrive take and rail 2S60 mhWHng27W city 2LOO in bulk Western ml dogroM to arrlrc-

CORNWcakcr small trade No 2 eiamtor ItNo 2 70 f a b No 2 f o b cutely Septewber70 No 3 yellow 73H No 2 whiteS 7L f o bExporters took 2 loads

FLOURFirm bet quiet Spring patents 5JOa575 spring clears 4Wh448 winter straights 431s450 winter clears SSOailOf Kansas in a e pat-ents 475o500 straights 450att5 dears 135aLlfl

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Prudence and ProgressAre inseparably linked in the history of thegrowth of the Washington Loan and TrustCompany

The permanent progress made by thiscompany is largely the outcome of the prudence shown in its management No questioncan ever arise as to the safety 6f fund intrusted to its care

INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITSTHE

COMPANYCspltal and Surplus 16 0OQD

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PINKERTON FUNERAL HELD

Men Prominent in All Walks of LifePay Jnwt Tribute

York Sept 5 The funeral servicefor Robert Allan Pinkerton whodied at sea on August 12 was held to-

day at the First Reformed ChurchBrooklyn a few blocks from the Pinker-ton home The large churcbmras filledwith mourners comprising men promi-nent in financial business political po-

lice and sporting life and never beforein the history of Brooklyn was there sucha vast nail beautiful display of floraltributes at a funeral

Three vans were required to carry theRowers to the church The coffin wascompletely covered with the floral offer-ings

Among those present were AugustSenator P H McCarren exChief

Drummond of the United States SecretService Phil Dwyer Patrick SheyDavid Gideon George Consfdine Kid Mc-Coy and leading police and expoltee of-ficials from this and other cities

ANTWERP FIRE STILL RAGING

Striker Believed to Be Responsiblefor Sprcmr of

Antwerp Sept 5 The fire that wasstarted last night in a limber yard bythe strikers is still raginG and threatensto detrOit the entire timber dock and alsoa block of buildings Ahput midnight thestrikers sot Are to two warehouses andthe whole city was Firemenhave been summoned from Brussels andGhent

The area of the tire is known as theFernandianas Polder Timber Sheds Theycover sixteen acres Constant changes inthe course of the wind helped to spreadthe names especially to the northward

A batalllon of 4 9 engineers is engagedin pulling down lumber stacks In an endeavor to cheek the

The later threatened DC Clerckalley the Rue dEckeren and the timberstacks hi the Kattendyck dock

Five men have been arrested on thecharge of Incendiarism-

It is believed that the insurance com-panies wilt refuse to pay the losses

WARRANT OUT FOR PRIEST

Father Cnroncs Charged with4OOOO from Snfe

Rome Sept S In consequence of anapplication by the superior of the

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