Show DUMPING STOCK STOCKHOLDINGS HOLDINGS Foreigners Take Alarm at the Proposed Visit of War Warships Warships Warships I ships to Pacific Waters MONEY CONTINUES TIGHT CORTELYOU EXPECTED TO RES RESCUE RESCUE RESCUE CUE THE SPECULATORS 4 r f 4 M y New York Oct 3 London of sold SO ro f t shares of stocks In New York to to 4 day and It was reported that Amster i 4 dam and Frankfort also were sellers of stocks here Private cables a al f that uneasiness was felt In f I these foreign markets over the tho 4 ble effect on the relations between f Japanese and the tho United States of the f f dispatch of the American battleship n t 4 fleet to the Pacific The Tho feeling eeling was f i said Bald to be bo based upon the tenor of the London dispatch published in 4 4 New York and abroad f 1 New York Oct 3 There was more ac activity activity activity In n the tho stock market today and the depression was less passive than In the torpid market of yesterday yes a The most pronounced influence on the days market was the large selling for foreign account not only orders from London but also it was said said from Amsterdam and Euro European European European points This had a bad effect on lo local local local cal sentiment as it was supposed to presage pre presage presage sage some unfavorable developments at atthe atthe atthe the points where It originated Private cables intimated however that anxiety over tho the relations of this country and Japan prompted the selling When hen the source of this anxiety was sought It ap appeared appeared reared that London dispatches published in n New York and cabled back to foreign points together with Journalistic criticisms criticisms criticisms of the Pacific cruise of the Ameri American American American can warships published here in connection connection connection tion with the tho dispatches was the ground for the anxiety abroad and not any first firsthand firsthand firsthand hand information there of threatening de developments In the matter When this roundabout course of the war scare had been traced its influence subsided and opened the way to subsequent subsequent quent recovery in prices Continued ten tension tension tension sion In the money market was a restraint on any demand for stocks and kept the market vulnerable so 80 far to attack The rate for tor call loans did not go so 50 high as yesterday and showed a tendency to relax from the early high level This was partly due to the policy of the National City bank In offering lots at C G per percent percent percent cent without regarding tho the prevailing rates Time money mone rates were higher The comparatively low state of the sur surplus surplus surplus plus reserve shown by last weeks bank statement the large absorption of cash since by b the operations of the ury and the continued large demands made by Interior banks upon their depos deposits deposIts deposits its here offer otter a simple explanation of the stiffness of the money rate For the first time this week the banks showed a again gain Bain aln on the days dars operations The result was to reduce the loss of the bank to the since the last bank statement to about There Is some anxiety to hear a formal state statement statement ment meat Of intended further action by the treasury trel lury department as the five weeks period for making government deposits originally defined expires with this weeks deposits Confidence is professed that fur further further further ther deposits will be made as the money market shows signs of stringency while the crop moving requirements are arc still coming into a large arse aggregate There was wasa wasn a n substantial recovery from the early declines which left loft the days net changes mixed Bonds were easy Total sales par val value value value ue United States declined IA per cent on call Stock Quotations Adams Exp t Amal Ama Cop 60 GO jQ 57 5 59 Am Car F P SG 35 5 Preferred 82 9 92 02 92 Am Cot Oil OH 31 Preferred 82 52 82 52 Am Express Ss 19 A H J L pd 75 70 5 Am Ice 75 Am Linseed Co SO Preferred 19 Am Locomotive 51 51 60 ro Preferred l lAm Am Sm R Id 86 Preferred 97 91 96 9 06 6 Am Sug Sus Ref 8 Preferred cUs 77 77 T 7 77 Anaconda M 31 I Co 2900 2000 33 39 37 Atchison 85 94 91 80 0 J I Preferred 89 9 I At Coast Line SO 0 SO 80 Bait Ohio 00 KHi SS 55 89 80 Preferred SS 83 S Brook Drook Rap Tr lOO 48 SY 46 49 03 Can an Pacific 2000 IGl 1614 Cent of N J Ches Clies Ohio 1600 1500 33 3 32 33 Chi Gt GL West COO roo S 8 8 Shi S Chi hi N W C M St P 1153 8 US lIS USChi Chi Ter Tr 4 Preferred 15 IS C C C S L CO COCol 0 COCol Col Fuel I 1 54 78 8 4 18 1 18 IS ISCol Col South 1200 21 20 30 20 1st preferred 63 53 4 i 63 53 53 2nd nd preferred 41 Con on Gas 1007 09 ro Corn Com Products 00 13 1 12 12 Preferred 61 64 Del Hudson D L W ex 0 Den Rio Gr COO roo 22 22 21 22 Preferred GO GG G Distil Secure 2200 2 54 53 53 r a 53 Erie 1800 19 1 19 19 1938 1st preferred 00 46 46 40 48 08 2nd preferred 35 Gen Electric 12 t Ill Central Int Paper 12 Preferred GD ro Int Pump 19 Int Pump CS Iowa Central GOO roo 1 16 16 16 Preferred 39 38 Kan City So 24 i 21 24 2 Preferred 53 63 53 53 Louis Nash 1054 1 lill Mex Central 17 11 14 16 Minn lUnn St L 44 40 40 39 19 M S P S S M X 93 93 93 Preferred 1 e 11 4 Missouri Pacific 67 67 61 Mo No Kan Tex 32 32 3 32 Preferred t Nat Lead j 48 48 48 N R n R of M pfd 44 N Y Central 2900 2000 1 N Y 0 O W 32 32 32 33 Norf West GOO 71 70 ro o 70 Preferred 73 78 American American 59 69 59 ro bay 57 51 Pacific Py Mall 22 P U Peoples lies Gas 86 85 55 S y 55 p C C St L u W Pr Pro steel Car 1500 OO 25 2414 4 Preferred 82 Pullman P Car 1571 l i Reading R 91 94 92 93 1st preferred 75 2nd preferred 74 Rep Steel 20 19 1 20 O I Preferred 72 Rock flock island Co 1500 18 IS 18 IS Preferred 44 44 HI 44 S L S F f M 2 d pfd 35 33 35 35 St L S W 17 Preferred 44 South Pacific 52 r 81 E S1 Preferred lid South Railway 1500 13 jj I 1 x Preferred 1700 60 50 49 60 liO Tenn Coal Iron 7 i Texas Pacific 25 aye 25 25 s Told S L W 3 O 25 2 Y 25 Z 24 21 Preferred 44 1 44 41 44 Union Pacific Pa 17 1274 17 Preferred referred I 81 SV U S Express 55 US U S Realty 1000 47 45 46 46 U S Rubber 26 2 Preferred ro 92 93 91 91 U S Steel 2 26 2 25 Z Preferred 19 3 SS 85 f f i 87 SS 4 Chem ISy 18 Preferred u 94 W Wabash Wabash abash 9 00 11 10 10 lOk Preferred 00 19 19 19 V Exp 22 Bloc Elec Western Union 1004 74 4 74 74 73 Wheel heel L 1 E 13 8 WIs Vis Central H 14 4 Preferred 39 North Pacific 1700 12 Cent Leather 00 16 16 16 Preferred 1200 1 81 80 SO EO 0 sloss 44 Great North pfd 1900 Int Met 00 84 7 77 0 S SVa Y Preferred 23 23 2 24 Total sales Money Silver Etc New York Oct 3 Money Y on call strong 3 per cent ruling rate 7 per cent closing bid 14 7 offered at 7 il 73 Time loans firm form CO GO days 6 per cent 90 00 days 6 per percent percent percent cent six months 6 per cent Prime mercantile paper 7 per cent ster ling exchange weak with actual busi business business business ness in bankers bills hills at O for demand and at 15 5 for tor COday Jda bills Commercial bills Bar silver sliver Government and rail railroad railroad railroad road bonds easy Metal Market New York Oct 3 IThe The London tin mar martet hot tet was irregular after yesterdays big break with spot closing at and fu tures at 1 4 s Locally the market was I dull but higher with spot quotations ranging from Copper was lower In the London mar ket with spot closing at 61 Gd and futures at 61 lOs Locally the market was weak and unchanged Lead was unchanged at 19 ISs in Lon don and at in the local market Spelter advanced Sd to 21 Sd In London Locally the market was steady Spelter advanced to 21 in London Locally the market was steady Iron was higher In the English market with standard foundry quoted Is and Cleveland warrants at Gd Locally the market was quiet and unchanged Butter and Eggs New York Oct 3 Butter strong west western western western ern factory common to firsts Eggs firm unchanged Chicago Oct 3 On the produce exchange ex exchange exchange change today the butter market was steady stead Creameries Cr 24 dairies 22 c Eggs firm at mark cases included firsts prime firsts fie Cheese firm 12 Coffee and Sugar New York Oct 3 Sugar Raw steady fair refining centrifugal molasses sugar Refined steady stead crushed powdered granulated Se Sc Coffee steady No 7 Rio Santos Sc LIVESTOCK MARKETS Chicago Oct 3 Cattle Receipts about market steady stead Beeves cows Texans 1370 calves westerns JOO 25 stockers arid and feeders Hogs Receipts about market strong Light LI ht a heavy hea rough pigs bulk of I Isales sales Sheep Receipts about market steady stead to strong Natives westerns yearlings s 25 lambs 25 westerns Wool Market St Louis Oct 3 Wool steady medium grades and combing light fine 22 i thc heavy fine tub washed 2 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Chicago Oct 3 Prices of wheat on the local exchange today advanced almost two cents because of at heavy exports to Europe At the close December delivery showed a net gain of or Corn was c higher Oats were c higher Pro Provisions Provisions Provisions visions were a shade to higher The market opened strong and steadily gained In strength throughout the day The rhe bullish influences at the opening were higher prices at Liverpool which were based upon reports of drought In Aus Australia Australia Australia and India Reports of the big ex export export export port business caused increased activity about the middle of the day A few min minutes minutes minutes utes before the close It was announced that exports for the day da would exceed boatloads Small receipts at Kansas City CIt and a sharp advance there In the price e of cash wheat also strengthened the i market The close was strong and near the high point of ot the day December opened c to 7 c higher at to advanced to and closed at Wet weather and the bulge in wheat caused strength Jn In the corn com market The market closed strong December opened 24 Rc c to c c higher at 5 c to 57 51 4 c sold up to cand and closed at Local receipts were cars with of ot contract grade Oats were quiet and firm and the mar ket was influenced almost entirely by the th strength In wheat and corn com December opened c e higher at advanced to 5 c and closed at The local receipts were cars Provisions were firm because of a brisk demand for October lard by local l al pack packers ers At the close January pork pprk was higher at 1510 lard was waD up at ribs rips were a a shade higher at iS Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat 91 cars corn com cars oats cars hogs head The leading futures ranged as follows WHEAT I Open t I High I Low I Close Dec 00 OllAi 01 93 i May July 10 CORN I e Open Upen I High I Low I Close Dec Dee 57 S May 1571 l 59 OATS I Open i j High HI h I fLow Low I Close Oct 51 51 51 51 l Dec 52 52 52 May 53 4 53 53 Ei MESS ss PORK Per bbl I Open I High I Low I Close Oct I 1350 1380 1350 j 1350 1380 1350 Jan 1505 1512 I 1505 1510 LARD Per TOO Ibs lbs I Open I t High HI h I Low I Close Oct Nov JOO I I Jan 80 I S 87 SHORT RIBS Per Ibs lbs I Open t I High I Low I Close Oct iSO I 70 I 70 Jan I I I I I Cash quotations were as follows Flour Strong r Wheat No 2 spring No 3 No 2 3 red Corn No 2 ei O c No 2 yellow ellow 62 i 62 2 No 3 white lc Rye No 2 SOc Barley Fair to choice malting Flax Seed No 1 northwestern prime timothy Clover Contract grades 1675 Short Ribs Sides loose Mess Pork Per barrel 1405 Lard Per pounds Short Clear Sides boxed Whisky Basis of high wines I Rile flee I Ship Flour barrels 1 J Wheat bushels 1 64 Corn bushels Oats bushels Rye bushels 2700 Baric Barey bushels u |