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THE WASHINGTON HERALD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1906 a 10 10 i STOCK MARKET Prices Show Little Tendeiic to Rise After Opening EXPECT INCREASED DIVIDENDS Bnylng Movement iii Several Tiulti- Htrlal flue o Belief that Larger DiKtriltntiou t StockliolilerM AVI1 lie AHnoiinced PomiKylvaiili- nnd Inion Pncilto Arc Watelieil Mew York Oct fTfce course Y tte stock MMffket t mj was liHUji a repetition of fCBtertay tsfei ttfTerence awwever Uuft tile dull nlnterestins cbmrscter of the market xflJWni yesterday was todfty Ittcvs of securities at dw start gener By showed gains over the Mown W ctase of the ancedSna session i the first half or threequarters of iQttr of business maaifested a rising ten- D the market turned sluggish a flotations a rule but b olntely no pleasure to sell stocks 1 hour between l and i oclock MH chares of snick were bought aa old and the marhwf thus lingered Tbnaoghout the rant ft the day In certain stocks today however were really vigorous buying movements These seemed to be principally in the ta- 1ustrtal shares such notably as an Smelting and Refining American I emotive International Steam Pump the different railway equipment stocks ICxpect IncrUKKCil Dividend Some lesser gains were also made the AllisChalmem Virginia and Carolina Chemical and American Cotton Teasing knowledge of the large an 1 nsnUabi business that all these comm are doing was undoubtedly the rea- son for the advances and rumors of in Teases of dividends for which it is it all improbable that there Is substan tonal foudation circulated in the case these and other similar concerns The feature of the dealings In the rail- way list today was the open accunnila tIeD of Pennsylvania stock for which common explanation was that an ad- vance ia the nmiytvanias dividend rate was thought to br impending The com panys earnings manifestly warranted ai enlarged distribution to stockholders ta usually wellinformed quarters was thought altogether Hkrty that ac- tion along these lines would be taken the Pennsylvania directors at their meeting on tbt first of He mouth Ootaide of these and a few other ttnuvncttena the market action Bftund to be almost wholly toe work the meintradiag stock exchange dement The dose of the market was irregular but beyond the stocks that have been ned the changes in price in prominent shares were generally exceed- ingly small There were no noteworthy declines anywhere Awaltl c Union Pitclftc Ho Wall street was undoubtedly awaiting with some interest today the publication of the fuD annual report of the Union Pacttc which should presumably been made after the annual meeting th stockholders of the road at Salt Lake City but ap to the time of closing how- ever the report had not appeared or it aaM probable that the document would Appear any time during the day A summary of the financial operations of the system has of course dating the recent months but there many details concerning this and matters which will naturally appear In the report proper The general belief is very strong that Union Pacts exhsfeit win make such a showing as prove beyond any Question that wbateve- jnst criticism attaches to the manner fixing and announcing the present 19 dividend rate on the roads common stock the earnings of the road abundant Justified the act It is very well known too that with an he great railroad systems of country the earntegs of the Union Pacific have been at much larger rate June 3t the end of its fiscal year afttnve SttMwtlam I7nKa ttleA Of actual developments of a Onancf character tbe most important today an means were those relating to the ejr aUuatioa peer Very ity obviously exists in the don market as to whether the ot the Bank of England will or will at their Thursdays meeting raise banks Discount rate above the presc of 4 per cent Discounts in the open market in don are now aboe this rate a that ordinarily surely presages an m the oflicial rate of the On the other hand sterling exchange rose threequarters of a cent in pound today and Is now risen U cents above the level touched by last Friday Gold exports from London to this city under such circumstances are very ir probable If not absolutely impossible that the strong weight of evidence is that the drain of gold from London for use of this country has ceased There were entice who professed to see in rise m sterling today an adverse factor in stockmarket sense but the rise f- asterflng should logically have exercised tajvorabie Influence on values state it sic eel that tbe London market was loasjer to be disturbed by our gold with MwHey Oolii to The rise hi sterling in the last days has been doe to the fact that bankers have been making remittances money to London in payment of sums r- cently harrowed here and have been i tag so because tbe money market here has attained such ease as to make course the natural one to pursue can money today fell as low as V per cent and the majority of the day Isani were made at 4 per cent or wader Pressure was agate evident on the part hmder not only to put out time mace at 4 per cent if they could do so but httjr commercial paper In larger ftea sad all this seems to foreshadow a WMf stated in this column yesterday a decline te tbe price of time money be taavthe legal rate in the sear future fcnr ak Oct i Mawr ra mil at the at t tri4ay nvned t 4W per cent hicbeat i oat 3K dosB L Most of the loam WWT t T T oent- Tirrc muncy ws asy in tone and an roovasrfv- uliinsc of buciw reported Quoted rate rr- Hvaiii ricbaaaed at six per cent fur an periods M n nulc paper was in better deiaaud Sales howtsl an iacrwuf The market f r ftUrtof ranged nntg ndranring 48SBS It cloard oUchtly n this teTri for artntl were ax- lillovrs SUty i898Da48WO demand IMM- iyw York Sto- sjgtT 13M- Anionran Can HWIOII Con Htm raiitiof1 CURB QIOTATIOS- by K R Cliariouu 4 v- Kithangc U Bowit Ch ansa tit DonhwfrU Hisii L w Close SPi 5S t 56S SS 34i 33S S- MK Ka r wiiits i d- Miilill VIiinu ni H 2T7 S- 7BU 4 tIN i 0 soon followed j very with and tnt nsifted at and an iI as under t lie there Amen and by Oil In dea not of the and today- it by v- ie of the Art have I of did ate other onlY the to fit along the since than Ii directors not the figure ton here the nearly it no the the M waIL Jan lun few this of to qua MOXItY UiRltJrl days I to bP- I Rat ion IftB day cabin IL F fd c I j 41 41 lJbvar d- 3Cmhrl1 1 H 1 OT 17 4- E iX i i S Lt r t declined only along stock today I appeared per- cent s theretofore eon considerable condition ad- Vance bank a soc of X 4- e S 1Ei taiiMt Fiirnihtd asebre k pies 4O- 4ntrd Fun4ri- tIiVfl l4t r P4 F t n t fl 14 4 4- g5j A2 < < < < < << > < < < NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Trftobrn New York in ed by fbarte O Co kithang Msaary Build C pper A C- Am Cotton 7M 18 in 180 toS 4 CSVW 116H 1M Itt Act lee See Am Low A Steel Kd 29M 3W 3 3W 3 s- HA 8H 8i V 389 4 Pi H fti 191 21 27fe 2TH il- WD H 91 99 H 4 14 W fc 7 7 4- If 19 It- 1WM 19 1HA 158 UM- kttSUrBfUtfe Am Weeks pfd Anaconda Atrhi ion Atrhuon 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Cban MM 4H s4 4a- Vnkan DeU pfi IP- W aL Daloo W L K- Wi OtMrat- Wia Oral ntf fatal aUe 8K tf 9K 81- IIOS OX STOCKS Hk F wei and Albenr Mexican 5atnl- X Y N JL and H American Art ChiaiiriT aiH- Uatrieaa TBbe- AraerieaH Safar- AflKTiean pfd AoKTicM Aokriraa Worira- ADKiicaa Woolen pM DnKiition ken Maasacbaaetta Dectrkr- fHisetto d 8km XarMaciy l- Xflrth Botte Atlantic Shannon Utah New YHk Oct tStock- Atduaaa and toft r- C C 8C U ceav IB Erie sea 4a n K Eric la M L S aad M 8 X Y C aa Ur La flaU fj- IhUon Incite L S Steel Wabaj deb Total ajdn CJa8 naiBrt IKJMJM mufday- JMaUa a votk a aj feamaat year o Sew Y k On tt ttod- bood daajat t4a 2 m COTTOK MASK1T by Dick Bro A Co ben af the Hew York sal New Orteaaa Cotton cbaaces 1B2 H net aoKkweat Pkoaea Mate New York Oct 9Tbe cotton BUkct bas kea atrooK teday Liverpool prices oa- iodicatia of cold weather ta the Soatwwcrt and faSm on the Mrtinrct awl in EppC I al were MaMciKd by the autket and cwnvad OH the rim Hovea with Soatbera and Ltrerpool ccanections tbe aa r ket Mipcrt IM ta and t further MaM M br Jndfeattona of ell beta oRt fer yc r York V Ojen H tow Ckne Ml Mitt Xc v Orlciins- 08M Hia Low Clear WO ttK n8ktJ- 8S ISIS MSTKd- fttJS 1M8 JI- V88- ptsi Stock tttM S4- Ml 2 WVS 5 SM 2 e MM- HvOT WSI- 243B K 2 PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE Baltimore Oil FLOURMarfct steady Winter extra 2Ko38o winter clear IfialS ftrawht 34Q Ji3 wiuu patent 375aJ pritt clear 32WL68 crrinj Mraight a3 Rprin pat- ent i a44 City Mil boat nitwt l City Mills Waaarailo rw n Mi hi rade- straigtit 4S8 choice family 46S City MOle extra 125a348 Rio afa 39BR4W r e flow OMdhn to dMikf X50a38B coraKal per N8 pound lCal- OATSMarict was firm Stork in elm torn 311 TM bushels stupm its from fleriOeta 13 88 bmbebt New tate White No 2 38a39 Ac Nn 3 3Ba do Xo 4 34Ha35 mixed X 2 37ka37V- t Xo S 3 Ha36 No 4 34a34V XotTbea- lxnf nuotatiocs refer d inesijr delivery HYEStock in 92645 hasitelx muiu InuhcU No 2 Western exBMt cieTator 86 Xo C SaC No 3 Western 3aM So 3 war bj SBatt 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04- 8eutbe W4 W4 35 31 10- Tokds 7031 at 150 Nor 10 40 I- Ij S R iSi szMrr let 131 b 0 00 Wabs n d 0 Qmtsism tIda W I a tb 20 tOn 1151 Mein- e35cs 1ecstnl fl m 15 r sal 10 10 Wi 10 10 1 0 11in CI8iVT 10 0U- SV75ILANt7US ieOi1 adam Psin 145 At Ct ie eeL Os- C brd 10 Ptala 3 1- 0kcsdheis 15 b 30 Xr 14QilsS pevnan ng- b W 3 rag Is ana14- a maR bnds- b em- is 110 1540- k a n- gDc3 10- Ni 1nlea non lot qui almond bear strcatb urmot1 gore 5 ladhg for tonocse dan 10 nn D0vr1oc 115 Wa ngr nrs- v IS 1045 1015 14 all 1052 102 W10 lesonb is0 w7 10a 83Wft- 8la 1411083- S101 1iu1et- BIterb lain tkke51e 15l 3- trw1MemoSoc 4- i LW Mfr 703 1- 4kis 710 1 m- Ais51 L3li sea win- ter 47 ship- S reattd nail pr 4ostMr51nd tINt 1itIiIiI4Ilflu ZI lb- 13514t n1t1I lr d t laIr 20 tiua > > > > < ¬ > > > = = = = = = = = === = = = = > ¼ ± WALL STREET NOTESN- ew York Oct 9 The stock today dropped deeper Into the rut despite spasmodic bursts of activity the general trading mid well sustained strength In three or four stocks out side interest was very small traders were apathetic and few bullish Where there were of consequence buying was largely concentrated as for Instance in Smelt- ers of which the apeciftllstg bought about JOMO shares and In Penney which was bought in large blocks by a prominent parties The lack of to these special movements caused which was increased the absence of confirmation of the rumors recently circulated and the change of sentiment was illustrated the fact that some traders the opinion that an increase in the dividend would be a bearish argument Trading at times was almost at a standstill with few changes worth mentioning m quotations anti hailed on nothing morj than professional Sharp advance In narrow spe- cialties like Federal Smelting and Duluth South Shore and AtlaaUc preferred tf not make a bull market or even a color able imitation of November 1 directors of wilt meet to declare the semi- annual dividend oa the stock weeks ago there were rumors that a din tribution at the rate of Sl2 per for the halt year then be authori- zed but at that time a geed deal stock was distributed on the strength of the report and it is Just poarfMe the revival of the story and of in the stock are intended to a similar purpose than three yet remain within which a could be carried out m the stock either with or without the certainty of an m tile dividend for while te story of an advance to a 7 per baste has not received anything like otV eta sanction It Is sufficiently plausible to obtain considerable credence Several days ago when the market was fairly strong Pennsylvania was a notable laggare awl the theory was then propounded that thlsx steel was held hi reserve in order that might be utttfsed to give a degree strength to the market alter this bad gone out of the earlier The recent action of the stock s been out of line with that theory a though it Is yet tOO early to say It has not been fotMaded on something of a snore sutotaatial nature With a sontewhat heavier tone than the preceding day Steel common wa again one of the active features of nwrket and the fact that the stock no influence front tile strength in Penn- sylvania although It does as a ruie had the effect of making the element rather bearish fur the time being on the ground that the upward movement had attained its full growth and that until large interests showed more to bullish operations it was use ten to expect any great volume of buy tag the public have displayed little en thustasn over the ore deal for the reason that its full significance Is not under stood The price paid for the ore doeS not at first seem to be low but it U of very great consequence that the ore it- self contains a high percentage of Iron so that the relative cost of producing steel from it will be smalL It to well within the mark to say that tile proportion of Iron Great North- ern ores is between 0 and 89 per cent Two tons of this or will suffice for a ton of steel against three or four tons of Southern iron It takes approximately a furnace and as coke b expensive ay about IS a ton there ia a substantial tjav tag in trfattag ores of per cent as com- pared with ores of at or per cent iron The question of freight also enters into the ease Every office m the street baa had nu- merous inquiries recently as to why Amalgamated Copper does not move This In itself strongly suggests the extetencr- of an extended public interest on the side The great activity in mining on the curb has led many people to ex- pect a big advance hi Amalgamated and those who did not care to risk money In the stocks of the smaller concerns have taken out some Autflga mated te the be- lief that it afforded a fair prospect of profit without danger attending commit- ments In ventures whose value has not yet been clearly established National Lead moved to some extent in sympathy with American Smelting and being controlled by interests the latter company and it was said the was a short interest of considerable dfr mansions In the stock In wenInformed circles it was asserted that earnings were running at the rate of 12 per cent or upward for the coteunon stock The rfc people were MId to have given out tip that Smelters would reach IM this The margin left for fulfillment at the high point of the day was so narrow that the traders were inclined to watt for some new inspiration Postponement of the Chesapeake sad Ohio dividend meeting had no appceetaMe effect on the There has bees very little speculation Chesapeake and Ohio recently for while there was a good deal of talk during the summer about a possi- ble increase In dividend rate the repre- sentatives of large interests in the prop- erty allowed It to become known that while earnIngs were good the of the road would for some time prove such a drain ou income that bte company could not at present afford to Institute a policy o greater liberality toward stockholders They point to the Tact that small rtvidends have been paid for years during which the road was hardly Justified ta paying anything For some reason said to be based on the annual report Erie sold off although the portions of the document not already covered in the preliminary statement some weeks ago were on the whole a highly satisfactory character Bull on American Locomotive asserted iUe General Electric Company had bought additional common stock might buy still more out of the pro of its prospective Issue oY new Very close relations it was said now exist between the two companies with every prospect that the ties would be drawn still closer in the near future The agreements for Joint construction of electrical have resulted to the advantage of both company and the prospects for the substitution of elec- tricity for steam give promise of a heavy Increase in the demand for this kind of routpment Contrary to Ute general belief that part of the Sl 09W atgck of the Chi- cago Milwaukee and St Paul Rail road Company authorized at the mating on September 29 wIlt come upon the market until well into next year It Is now estimated by per suns close to the management that a portion of the Issue may be offered to stockholders within thrge months A llrertor of the road In discussing the matter today that in his opin ion ito put of the stock would be is sued inside of two months but admitted that there was a possibility of its being nfTcTPl to shareholders before the i tl y ir It is known that a part f ii at least will be used in the Pacific Ionst extension project market and In Many were movements the few response by favOr- able by Penn- sylvania these ODe- On the cent of that activity accomplish More movement rue cent It of not 1 that OIl the lathe ton ot coke to treat ton ol ore at the 45 long Refining the week Rode In of that recently and coeds Capi- tal n stated dis- appointment expressed op- erations Penn- sylvania Sonic would weeks In- crease general qual- Ity leaders jOlt general trading encour- agement a 15 Issues in require- ments pub- lished an- nual end ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NEW YORK PRODUCEN- ew Yd Oct 9MILL1T5ED heW Brads Bring bra to MMb sacks t arrive and a35 mfcaungs Lit city Inn 199tettfi West em red 2aM- FLOUalMctttv steady spring patent IMriJt prim X53 winter rtxafehta Utalfl winter anus X M3J5 Kansas to samba XTSalW straights JSaU dean SJteLtt- KYB FLOUlUSOonn enecfcmi 1WJHC- OUNMKAIsModerato dnoMMl Mb sport ITsatTS coarae meal ia Lags L1WJL BUCKWHEAT PLOOltDall sod uaaUHaa fc 1 for spot nod IJaaUB to arrive IlAY3ttojer ttodertor twde raatpta IJat put riport priwr T K 1 No t a T- 3o 2 7Za8- STKAWPak twnrfrj tea rye Was BEEKFinacr Ntantntety Mttra Matty ttr 1291 packet aMtoiMt- POKKFair Mew UJBallTS tandy AH- TALLOWIaactiw ftj anoted It Wl fa f bead LAKDFtaMt prime WeMem Ml ttty 11 Booth American MLS reined IttMla tea 1L3 city tearine JK otfttatearta qane eJr tti- CWcaaD t- SUGARTIM local Maffert tar nine tad mKhMprt ewttWwpl MM 1 MM corado tot 3M nartraMs stnpr refined quiet tat steely ned i HUTTKKlUeeJn 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pratAaa esxhassa wIthout asahiit Ion cAn mm BracB The Primes went IS to poSits set hear Xliifcenth Street Property Sold Moore Jt Hill yesterday announced the sale of the large residence 1830 Nine teenth street northwest The property was owned by Bradley Davidson and the house was built shod two years ago as a home and he resided there while build- ing the other houses In the row between S and T streets The property was sold for H80W FINANCIAL Fiscal for tile United St- Govtrament Depository for funds of Pkilipputt Banking Corporation CAPITAL AND SURPLUS The International Banking Corporation solicits every of banking business whether business profes- sional trustee personal or household accounts and a cordial welcome to a intending customers- In the matter of loans and discounts the bank affords the most liberal treatment consist- ent with sound banking The bank pays per cent per annum on ac- counts subject to check and higher rates on time money Particulars of these rates on application The attention of the depositing public is invited to the wide margin of security afforded by the banks excep- tionally large cash Capital and Surplus of SIX A HALF MlLLiOH DOLLARS 1415 Q Street Northwest BOND BUILDING 714 14th Si Invites your a count Deposit branch nt Woodward Lothrops WASHINGTON BRANCH OFFICE U12 II St NW Maryland Building MEKBERH New York Stock Kichawrf StMk Bsriwigs New York Cotton New Sttt utge New To Crt Board of Trade Liverpool Cotton Teybvate irhlaiGJIO and tin lake rail dos deaN bide 41 M raw quiet MIlt I I frY muIDed at wIth It die IaIIIIt si LB arch lab I I I- t 0 No L II ICe fi- t see I J apes n I R 5l4tIi A MU II I ft a 41- IIinewr a 13ft- LAJU N 1M 11 fI 1J I a I 6lJl ufling st a of S At die it WIll two ts nternationaJ 65OOOO de- scription 2 AND Washington Branch THE UfJION- S A VI N G S BANK Ibl- I Or I Ii GEQRGE EDMU DS Managers JOSEPH B WEED pdmus ted Sir brie 31 I 51 ii5a 10 10 ini st mm gfraiJel Iear Se 131 fir moism was GRAIN a a 2 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CflfijKraiite Btiiifiiflg AssiciafiM Shares to It all ineunieH MONTHLY 38J SPECIAL f PAIDUP Oft 1325 TUrfrieMri Stfsi OFFICERS A B Jackson President- H 0 Wagner President- J Miller Secretory DIRECTORS S Thomas Brown W F Gibbons Goings Freeman H P Gilbert W A Dank Johnson John Fleming the greater the importance of depositing your savings where there can be no question as to SAFETY This companys BANKING DEPT will give your funds ab solute protection addition to paying you interest thereon t7Depcstts always robjert to dtecs subset 1414 F Street N W QEOctOE E FLEMING EMOX X OUt SaoRtary NOTICE MERCHANTS MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK 707 G Street Korthwest Are now offering a limited amount of their new CAPITAL STOCK FOR SALE INT LOTS OF NOT OVER 21 SHARES Charles G Gates Co TriNity BROADWAY NEW YORIC The WalaWfAuark New Yark- IU T BAfct CWo- Aflaatie City New Preach Lkk Sprier i laaVaa Washington Office Munsey Bldg TELEPHONES Malt 37937fll 7M Direct Private Wire Service The habit by opening an icrount with this As Ute 1ii it grows so will your Income ONE DOLLAR opens an account ETUndw government control same as national beaks Savings Bank JSSiJ 2 inier Ft on Savings Accounts interest on lipcking Accounts THE KICKMAM COMPANY Dealers in PRODUCE HOMEDRESSED POUL- TRY and FRESH EGGS Hotels diningrooms take notice LOUISIANA AVENUE OPERATIvE BUILDING ASSOCIATION stock thereof- F per t heed tae aft to Ie see it 8IDce or a a of- t made 1M roe and- y rated aDd Vice The Smaller Your Income in IKIti Union Trust Co J t t- i i t t- i Issue of t t i- I I J u f Cultivate aavIn CITIZENS SPECIAL- TIES and PHONB N 2i2 i I FIRST on Ibm asseY head I- To sho place with atone n yOu who ask rusts as eon Who bId CunnIng- ham 51DWARD LWAtE Fnddnit Gs 0 C C es 4054 SS C 544 4 4- t 4- i 4 a a a s I S C C SSS eeet ee3 B- Ill BanchOcoi RaLny B4die I 150 Ij < ¬ > ¬ + = = + + THE Ninth and F Streets NW Capital 1000000 Surplus 600000 This Company Under Act Congress aed fe 0ii5er the Supervision of the Comptroller oi the Currency qf tke UmBed States BANKING DEPARTMENT eacooragts pays in- terest on deposits subject io check Money loaned upon r approved real estate and security at the iowtst rates of interest S TRUST DEPARTMENT execute a trusts ads as Exact f and Administrator Treasurer and Re stmv to ft ntt asv and Trustee v V SAFEVEPOSIT DEPARTMENT rents safe foa and provides storage for silverware and raktabies ol H kinds m its FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS REAL DEPARTMENT All real estate placed in charge of this company as Executor Trustee or Agent is managed by this department Renting repairing setting and insuring property and paying taxes e caref titty and promptly attended to by experienced meii in tbe eropioy ef p the company Idformatiob reiatuig to each department furnished upon a l- cation t J WASHINGTON I LOAN and TRUST COMPANY tI saving Dad I i I posit ESTATE I J I I > ¬ JOHN JOY 090X Tiiainl JOHN A SWOPS rise P SILlS SfKAK Stand Vkc P llMill- AXDKKW PARKKK MARRY G XXKK Aiaasrtnat Tanaawt BOYD TAYLOR J naUinl Tmasur Tre DIRECTORS CheSts s BaJhy A L Jtatbar Wit E lithe John R Cannorfy John M apr Jobs ead era Jr tt2git J T IIJ- eIIa 1 JIaIdIa- Jclm JIINBiIieal- 11i1ip Jlidabcn Martin Knapp lhert Wiboa J 3 DaiWsim Jag A A A A ISSUE OF STOCK AND SUAKKS UI Flit JdOiVW- iSuamilatluiai Sir the SM list at stack n- Aasedattaa ia aUBTfBi an doves Upaii awiatily i suet Sift cansbagB are vuA The EQCTTAULB aac strictly reveled ao4 vast t BMra f N years siaca its areaii- nttaa ebb BMimiitlsg hiMtaesg ncUMiK Its object aad isati aa a iimatl ca teamiia MMctattOR It IMS ataadfly ta- arcaanl in die sjasalin af sJauvbalderB and m tile lulusm af bniinor sad atm and Ins tile bu est itam af vraetieal HIp xad mecca both then aba wta m stack and t those who muil ay fir vneeRs- Fortbar taiWaMtaMi TT ba ccMMr I- atabed appttmttasj at tha sOlve BQUITABLK BUILDING WK F ST N W Joy Ibm 1njafciH Ellis Spear Vice Urasliant Gee W QMOfar Jd Vice Pi ajfia- lmak P ItMsiJt Stottarj- Mm Toy jt DIRHCTOItS It Pyle JM A IlMsrlHaH- i atx W Pirbet I A 1L LaibrsaX B nwra II Harries P B T ii K V Cofflk- Jne n Lanier lair life wsuraace policies a ri awn earl than tile aavjwe then We she bur poJWa aabject to Write for term most be seven years old The Harrison Realty CompnnTi 807 O STRKET NOKTHWBST EQUITABLE I COOPERATiVE nUltDIMG ASSOCIATION r id FOB lAY R T lilt YIS t tit pS at tile e 1r par east par ill the UTe to Jobs Ethos tin Frt Job We IQ leI orEs SUBSCt1TlO F lIST aii thsas 5 nedseil haunt am- mm saris mad se mid is apes Ant tea bans T OS ttKAlMJCT Itotl Bataa 0aW- MJDK EICHBUKBIMnEIC ftajit MMr A S WOtTM e TOX 2 J DAMLWUTOX A4dssay Qaialilt y 00 IeUf JI LtiL5flO UIIIIiIIIL J j I Omen John K lamer Wo A Means U D Mirk- WMSBB I Xewtam- Tbea W Sajres- Saaoel L PhflUpa X H Sins A S Worthington loel P w t Gone B II Henry K WIlaid isSa- flmos 3- JAIsspe Temlat Wsemr Trust Company Pays 4 per cent interest on Sav- ings and Time Deposits Open for deposit 2d 3d 17th and 18th until 5 oclock Saturday evenings 6 to 8 oclock The Safest investments Baacal rr onsibiMtT or lbs aUl i1fty- af awr iadrridaa or eorparatioB First sk af teat ajcrt m aMtw liberally neon m jjno t real n atr in tie Dav- Irfcl af CotaDhu eonttitote gZtttoa- wMataamU Tae we the oajly kind me maSs aad suppv to mTMton Tfcy hear krtcrrtt pasaMe eajit4aaiHlr tied b had ot m in anemia trim SGM and rmrard par and MaW ta Irene send fur booUet Coacarnbtg nd In e tHtt U Swarizell Hheem Hensey Co WARNER BUILDING 9tt F STUKaTT NORTHWEST Transmitted k BY CABLE Drafts issued direct on prin- cipal cities of the world Letters of Credit issued Exchange bought and sold Investments Collections made Stocks Bonds bought sold NATIONAL BANK Pa Ave opposite US Treasury O O Aetna Banking J 1222 F St r Me that do act frpeisd sport J I t the vale r pie meat per at r Loa t cI1 0 N Y NW Ibis tht I0ice a amy Sir 1OEt kIggs p I ¬ > < ¬ °
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1906
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STOCK MARKET
Prices Show Little Tendeiicto Rise After Opening
EXPECT INCREASED DIVIDENDS
Bnylng Movement iii Several Tiulti-Htrlal flue o Belief that LargerDiKtriltntiou t StockliolilerM AVI1
lie AHnoiinced PomiKylvaiili-
nnd Inion Pncilto Arc Watelieil
Mew York Oct fTfce courseY tte stock MMffket t mj was
liHUji a repetition of fCBtertaytsfei ttfTerence awwever Uuft tile dullnlnterestins cbmrscter of the market
xflJWni yesterday was todftyIttcvs of securities at dw start gener
By showed gains over the MownW ctase of the ancedSna session
i the first half or threequarters ofiQttr of business maaifested a rising ten-
D the market turned sluggish aflotations a rule butb olntely no pleasure to sell stocks 1
hour between l and i oclockMH chares of snick were bought aaold and the marhwf thus lingered
Tbnaoghout the rant ft the dayIn certain stocks today however
were really vigorous buying movementsThese seemed to be principally in the ta-
1ustrtal shares such notably asan Smelting and Refining American Iemotive International Steam Pump
the different railway equipment stocksICxpect IncrUKKCil Dividend
Some lesser gains were also madethe AllisChalmem Virginia and CarolinaChemical and American CottonTeasing knowledge of the large an
1 nsnUabi business that all these commare doing was undoubtedly the rea-
son for the advances and rumors of inTeases of dividends for which it isit all improbable that there Is substantonal foudation circulated in the casethese and other similar concerns
The feature of the dealings In the rail-way list today was the open accunnilatIeD of Pennsylvania stock for whichcommon explanation was that an ad-
vance ia the nmiytvanias dividend ratewas thought to br impending The companys earnings manifestly warranted aienlarged distribution to stockholdersta usually wellinformed quarters
was thought altogether Hkrty that ac-
tion along these lines would be takenthe Pennsylvania directors at their
meeting on tbt first of Hemouth
Ootaide of these and a few otherttnuvncttena the market actionBftund to be almost wholly toe workthe meintradiag stock exchange dementThe dose of the market was irregularbut beyond the stocks that have beenned the changes in price inprominent shares were generally exceed-ingly small There were no noteworthydeclines anywhere
Awaltl c Union Pitclftc HoWall street was undoubtedly awaiting
with some interest today the publicationof the fuD annual report of the UnionPacttc which should presumablybeen made after the annual meetingth stockholders of the road at Salt LakeCity but ap to the time of closing how-ever the report had not appeared orit aaM probable that the document wouldAppear any time during the day
A summary of the financial operationsof the system has of coursedating the recent months but theremany details concerning this andmatters which will naturally appearIn the report proper The general beliefis very strong that Union Pactsexhsfeit win make such a showing asprove beyond any Question that wbateve-jnst criticism attaches to the mannerfixing and announcing the present 19
dividend rate on the roads commonstock the earnings of the road abundantJustified the act
It is very well known too thatwith an he great railroad systems ofcountry the earntegs of the Union Pacifichave been at much larger rateJune 3t the end of its fiscal year
afttnve SttMwtlam I7nKa ttleAOf actual developments of a Onancf
character tbe most important todayan means were those relating to theejr aUuatioa peer Very
ity obviously exists in thedon market as to whether theot the Bank of England will or willat their Thursdays meeting raisebanks Discount rate above the presc
of 4 per centDiscounts in the open market in
don are now aboe this rate athat ordinarily surely presages an
m the oflicial rate of theOn the other hand sterling exchangerose threequarters of a cent inpound today and Is now risenU cents above the level touched bylast Friday
Gold exports from London to this cityunder such circumstances are very irprobable If not absolutely impossiblethat the strong weight of evidence is thatthe drain of gold from London foruse of this country has ceased Therewere entice who professed to see inrise m sterling today an adverse factorin stockmarket sense but the rise f-asterflng should logically have exercisedtajvorabie Influence on values state it siceel that tbe London market wasloasjer to be disturbed by our gold with
MwHey Oolii toThe rise hi sterling in the last
days has been doe to the fact thatbankers have been making remittancesmoney to London in payment of sums r-
cently harrowed here and have been itag so because tbe money market herehas attained such ease as to makecourse the natural one to pursue
can money today fell as low as Vper cent and the majority of the dayIsani were made at 4 per cent or waderPressure was agate evident on the parthmder not only to put out time maceat 4 per cent if they could do so buthttjr commercial paper In largerftea sad all this seems to foreshadowa WMf stated in this column yesterdaya decline te tbe price of time money betaavthe legal rate in the sear future
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ew York Oct 9 The stocktoday dropped deeper Into the rutdespite spasmodic bursts of activitythe general trading mid well sustainedstrength In three or four stocks outside interest was very smalltraders were apathetic and fewbullish Where there wereof consequence buying was largelyconcentrated as for Instance in Smelt-
ers of which the apeciftllstg boughtabout JOMO shares and In Penney whichwas bought in large blocks by aprominent parties The lack ofto these special movements caused
which was increasedthe absence of confirmation of the
rumors recently circulated and thechange of sentiment was illustratedthe fact that some tradersthe opinion that an increase in the
dividend would be a bearishargument Trading at times was almostat a standstill with few changes worthmentioning m quotations anti hailedon nothing morj than professional
Sharp advance In narrow spe-
cialties like Federal Smelting and DuluthSouth Shore and AtlaaUc preferred tf
not make a bull market or even a colorable imitation of
November 1 directors ofwilt meet to declare the semi-
annual dividend oa the stockweeks ago there were rumors that a dintribution at the rate of Sl2 perfor the halt year then be authori-
zed but at that time a geed dealstock was distributed on the strengthof the report and it is Just poarfMethe revival of the story and ofin the stock are intended toa similar purpose than threeyet remain within which acould be carried out m the stock eitherwith or without the certainty of an
m tile dividend for whilete story of an advance to a 7 perbaste has not received anything like otV
eta sanction It Is sufficiently plausibleto obtain considerable credence
Several days ago when themarket was fairly strong Pennsylvaniawas a notable laggare awl the theorywas then propounded that thlsx steelwas held hi reserve in order thatmight be utttfsed to give a degreestrength to the market alter this
bad gone out of the earlierThe recent action of the stock sbeen out of line with that theory athough it Is yet tOO early to sayIt has not been fotMaded on somethingof a snore sutotaatial nature
With a sontewhat heavier tone thanthe preceding day Steel common waagain one of the active features ofnwrket and the fact that the stockno influence front tile strength in Penn-
sylvania although It does as aruie had the effect of making theelement rather bearish fur the time beingon the ground that the upward movementhad attained its full growth and thatuntil large interests showed more
to bullish operations it was useten to expect any great volume of buytag the public have displayed little enthustasn over the ore deal for the reasonthat its full significance Is not understood The price paid for the ore doeSnot at first seem to be low but it Uof very great consequence that the ore it-
self contains a high percentage of Ironso that the relative cost of producingsteel from it will be smalL
It to well within the mark to say thattile proportion of Iron Great North-ern ores is between 0 and 89 per centTwo tons of this or will suffice for a tonof steel against three or four tons ofSouthern iron It takes approximately a
furnace and as coke b expensive ayabout IS a ton there ia a substantial tjavtag in trfattag ores of per cent as com-pared with ores of at or per cent ironThe question of freight also enters intothe ease
Every office m the street baa had nu-
merous inquiries recently as to whyAmalgamated Copper does not move ThisIn itself strongly suggests the extetencr-of an extended public interest on theside The great activity in miningon the curb has led many people to ex-
pect a big advance hi Amalgamated andthose who did not care to risk money Inthe stocks of the smaller concerns havetaken out some Autflga mated te the be-
lief that it afforded a fair prospect ofprofit without danger attending commit-ments In ventures whose value has notyet been clearly established
National Lead moved to some extent insympathy with American Smelting and
being controlled by intereststhe latter company and it was said thewas a short interest of considerable dfrmansions In the stock In wenInformedcircles it was asserted that earnings wererunning at the rate of 12 per cent orupward for the coteunon stock The rfcpeople were MId to have given outtip that Smelters would reach IM this
The margin left for fulfillment atthe high point of the day was so narrowthat the traders were inclined to watt forsome new inspiration
Postponement of the Chesapeake sadOhio dividend meeting had no appceetaMeeffect on the There has bees verylittle speculation Chesapeake and Ohiorecently for while there was a good dealof talk during the summer about a possi-ble increase In dividend rate the repre-sentatives of large interests in the prop-erty allowed It to become known thatwhile earnIngs were good the
of the road would for some timeprove such a drain ou income that btecompany could not at present afford toInstitute a policy o greater liberalitytoward stockholders They point to theTact that small rtvidends have been paidfor years during which the road washardly Justified ta paying anything
For some reason said to be based onthe annual report Erie sold off althoughthe portions of the document not alreadycovered in the preliminary statement
some weeks ago were on the wholea highly satisfactory character
Bull on American Locomotive assertediUe General Electric Company had
bought additional common stockmight buy still more out of the pro
of its prospective Issue oY newVery close relations it was said
now exist between the two companieswith every prospect that the ties wouldbe drawn still closer in the near futureThe agreements for Joint construction ofelectrical have resulted tothe advantage of both company and theprospects for the substitution of elec-tricity for steam give promise of a heavyIncrease in the demand for this kind ofroutpment
Contrary to Ute general belief thatpart of the Sl 09W atgck of the Chi-cago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad Company authorized at the
mating on September 29 wIltcome upon the market until well intonext year It Is now estimated by persuns close to the management that aportion of the Issue may be offered tostockholders within thrge months Allrertor of the road In discussing thematter today that in his opinion ito put of the stock would be issued inside of two months but admittedthat there was a possibility of its beingnfTcTPl to shareholders before the
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