Show DRAGS ON THE MARKET I Union Pacific Was an Element of I Weakness l DUE TO ADVERSE REPORTS i STOCK SELLING FOR LONDON I ANOTHER DRAG Belief That tho Present High Earnings Earn-ings of Railroads Are Du to Abnormal Ab-normal Movement of Special Commodities Com-modities Bulk of Loans Made at I 2 Per Cent Western Markets I New York Oct 21 WHiat looked onetime I one-time today hike a resumption In force of the upward movement of prices come to a untvmeV end in the afternoon an tine Wall street Interpretation of Spaln > tn tomion to press for more stringent measures meas-ures against filibusters by the United States government ant to call this government govern-ment to account for the success of filibustering I filibus-tering expeditions Prices were carried on materially above last nights level There was a great deal of convmOsston house buying during the morning but the market continued for the most part LARGELY PROFESSIONAL Union Pacific was an element of weakness weak-ness its heaviness being caused by the report in tho street of L syndicate agree meilt being made contingent on some furte developments in the case Reports Re-ports were also circulated that money was being raised for this purpose In London Lon-don Selling of stocks for London account was more or less a drag In this market The early rise In the market was aided by the continued favorable character of statements of railroad earnings and rumors rum-ors of statements yet to jcome But the questions is arising in the minds of dealers In stocks how far the present high earnings earn-ings are due to abnormal movement of special commodities The president of one of the great trunk lines points out that the rise In hue pnce of wheat led to quick and heavy unloading o western granaries and that the settlement of the coal strike Is bringing forward heavy additions to traffic He adds cautiously Ult is impossible im-possible to stats now whether this Improvement Im-provement Is due to the prosperity of She country After tie abnormal business is anora over I will be better able to state whether the improvement trill continue I MONEY QUIET Money continues distinctively quiet in this market the bulk of loans belhg made at about 2 per cent No further imports of sold arc expected while European money centers show the present relatIve sonnets of rates the tendency being all the time to Increase the difference as fOWl by the sharp contraction In the Bank of Englands loans this week Transactions Trans-actions today were on a sal scale outside out-side of the industrial specialties the grangers and one or two other leading railroad stocks Traneaetions in bonds were dull and prices were firmly held Union Pacific collateral trust notes were a feature Total sales fl900000 I United States old 4s were advanced l bid the new 4s yt bid andthe 5s registered and the 5s coupon A MON MARKET Money on J easy nt 22 per cent closed offered 2 lost l loan 2 Prime mercantile mer-cantile paper 44 per cent Exchange firm with actual business in bankers bills at 484 for demand and at 4S2j54S2 for Sct days Posted rates 482y483H and 4S5b Commercial bills 481 Silver certificates 5SB5SV4 Bar silver 5Sys Mexican dollars 452 Government bonds strong state bonds dull railroad bonds frnbj fr SALE OF STOCKS Total sales of stocks today were 302SOO shares Including AtChison 10000 Attfti son preferred 3598 C 0 11720 C B a Q 1910 L C C St L 4900 Manhattan Man-hattan id Zk Ititourl Pacific 481 0 N Y C 831 Nortbarn Pacific 8l ocit Island 11387 St Paul 20400 St Paul Omaha 3460 U P T f 16505 American Tobacco 8407 Bay State Gas 12115 CW1 oigo Gas 31540 Sugar S6GC5 W U 3239 Tenn C lf 7604 Chicago iV 7200 BOND QUOTATIONS I U S new 4s TOgriar N J Coat 5e 112U Do coupin iso Poc isIs 120A Uit4SUSWDuSs H > g Do coup114 1 Do 4 goi Do 2nds 3SXor St W o3lxlt U S 5 rag114 N TT Consols 145 Do 5 coup 116 Do deb 5 11 i Can So bids 105V O Nay isle112 D R G It > t31113i O Nay 4s 1I1 DRGis 5S3OSbistr llSJi I P Con t r lilt 0 S L 6 t r 02y KP1DD rllC > 0 Imp lots t r102 La new eon 4s K D > > 5s I 1 421 M K T 2nds 6 Rsodlng 4s Si Do 4s SC ROW iris SIN SI-N Y Cent Istsll7i U P D G late 5i4 STOCK QUOTATIONS Atchison 13ii Rock Island S7 Preferred 20 St Paul mu BaR Ohfo 11 Prefer 110 Can Pac 8Ji Si Pac 20A Cites Ohio 22 = 3 Tax Pac 11 Chic Alton 160 UnIon Pac t r 2CV g t tgl rag C1IQ 97UPDG S Del Hu Ill Wabash 7i Del L AV 15li Preferred 19 i D R G 12Vi Adams Fe155 Preferred 48 Am Ex 115 Ft Woyn157 U ited States 40 Gt Nor pfd 135 Wells Fargo 108 Illnos Con100 Chicago Gas 95 1 Lake Share 172 ½ Coi F t Iron 2 MIcih Cent10 I i Preferred 0 Mo Pac 3 Gsn Electric 34 M K T 1 1 Least 3 Preferred 358 Preferred 105A N J Celt 34 4Ore Imp Co 15 N Y Cent100 ½ Pullman PaL 17I Nor West 1 Sliver Cert 5 No Pac 19 St R Babe 5A Preferred 5231 Susrar 143 O BjefIf 38 IS Preferred moo mo-O S L M4 Vttt Vulva S9H Plbtsburg165 R G W 89V Roadimr 31U I Prefnred 57 NEW YORK MINING STOCKS OhraMar Catario 300 Crown PoInt I 55 Opftlr SO Con Cal Va 120 PlyirwuiUi 9 Deadwood130 QuIcftsJlver 100 Gould Curry 37 Preferred 900 Hats Noire 110 Swra Nevada 90 Homerstake SOoo Standard 150 Iron Silver 20 Unton Con 1 JIax1c3TiJ 40 Y Mow Jacket 5 SAN FRANCiKCO MINING STOCKS San Francisco Oct 151The official closing clos-ing quotations for mining tocfcs today were a fallows Alta 1 Julia 2 Alpha Con lOJustfca Z Ard s 2Slv inUjck Con C Eclcwer 5 Mexican t I Blat Belcher 4S Occidental Con 130 Button S Opihtr 85 Catalonia 20 Overseen 1 ClaaJlangre Con 34 Ptnssl 17 Chojlar Ki Savage 40 OanfiiOTce 100 StxirprAm 4 Con Cal c 130 Sierra Nevada S I Ocm Imperial 2 Silver Hill 5 Crown Pocint 42 Unlon Ocm 400 I Exuhetvuer 3Uta h Con 18 I Gould Curry 31 Yellow Jacket IiI Ii-I Hale Norc 120 Standard 160 |