Show L r M Englishmen Cannot Resist the Temptation to Sell Stocks at Prevailing Prices THIS OBSTACLE OVERCOME toppER COPPER STOCKS SHARE IN THE ADVANCE Ne York Au Aug S Th stock market its force In hi overcoming ob again n today the chief one of ot which pressure of ot stocks to te realize profits II the td Ol PacifIc and both the United States sold again at new high rec and d Railroad of New Jersey f aJO rose e through the 1 J mark to new al alMi Important portion of f the realizing Mi An from London That market pI aimed ls after r a three days daya holiday dur some of the striking g advances tg mr to look formidable to members nd d thEY old sold at th the high level jevel of tn the thel l quotations 8 11 Th market markt had become quite generally nary during the midday session it t needed the concerted advance in inn aDd nd n Pacific Pac and the two United State Stat l stocks to reassure raure reas ure sentiment and andrI about a steadier tone An advance rI n the g price of copper metal in London H t ought m fD the copper Industrials into line fine with rh th the upward movement of prices market developments received Money ODY II KM attention owing to the continued supply of ot call loan Joan funds The i plentiful tendency of time funds however rising rt A 4 I per cent rate was paid for tor ii lx months funds although small amounts loaned at that figure and the amounts of ot rd at that rate were reported largely in III excess of the demand Foreign exchange steadied today tod and turned from its recent downward course courseR Reports R were current cu nt of ot some large financing in prospect by the New York C CentraL Pennsylvania and nd Missouri Pa and the effect e of these requirements on th hp money mory market Is I to be considered Bonds Bond were vere irregular Total sales par aUe vaLe JT flOO United States 46 regis regist t r d t Apt lined Ik h ner ir cent on call Stock Quotations Sales High Low Close Alls ta Chalmers preferred 1389 1 13 57 74 Amai Amal 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2 2200 an O 37 15 3 R f d i 1000 1 MM k ISland Co JI 18 76 76 S F pfd PM 1400 53 55 i s W Zit 27 ferr 1 1000 08 86 66 66 10 JS s B S S 8 Iron 1100 55 56 So Pacific l 13 So Railway 3 3 32 Preferred 1700 78 7 72 Tenn Copper CopperT TOO 0 38 T Pacific 1311 31 35 38 T St Sl L W TOO ro 51 51 1 51 Preferred JO 9 70 09 Union Pacific Preferred sOo SO I l U S Realty R alty m SI 53 sa 5 8 82 U S Rubber Utro 47 41 41 I U I S Steel 71 74 71 I Preferred 1294 19 1294 Utah Copper 52 6 51 52 Va Caro Chem Chern 1500 54 53 51 Wabash 1300 2244 2144 1 21 1 Preferred 21 55 57 ii 57 Md SO I 4 4 4 West Elec Bloc SC 38 96 86 Sf 58 Union 76 76 W L E 6 6 1 6 Ws Central 57 4 57 Total tales isles for tor the day shares GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Chicago Aug 3 Further assurances from the northwest that the spring sown BOwn crop of wheat Is Ss now beyond the possibility l lIty ity of injury by black rust ruet caused a fresh wheat slump today The market was weak all aU day days with the exception of ot a brief period at th the opening when moderate firmness was manifest because of the comprehensive strength at Liverpool Se Severe Severe Severe vere declines at Minneapolis winter wheat breaking 5 i cents per bushel were among th the bearish advices September ranged between 1 H 5 and The close was weak and only a trifle below the low lowest lowest est eat point with September at Heavy realizing sales sates caused a severe slump in corn The selling was Inspired by br the favorable condition of ot the new crop and a break in cash grain The mar ket closed weak with prices to 1 to 1 I below yesterday Free Fre selling by local longs together with sales by country houses houles caused cau ed a break of 44 to lc in oats Th The closing prices w were r i ic c to c lower There was a great deal of realizing Jn In provisions previsions Prices at the close clOfie were jere 1549 15 to lower The leading futures ranged as follows WHEAT 1 I Open o i T High I j 67 Sept ios Dec Dee 1 flOt May CORN I Open I High I Lov t I Close Sept j 64 Dec H il 53 May 15 14 i UK 54 lit OATS I open I High I Low I Close Cloe Sept 37 1 3 1137 Dec Dee ISi I May JO I 30 39 MESS PORK Per barrel b I Open I High I Low I Moos Close CI Sept J 2045 j 1036 J I 40 Jan 1150 I 1550 1150 1630 10 1540 1016 LARD Per pounds I High Low I Close Nov Noy 1015 1055 1090 Sept 11 1130 1112 1110 1111 Oct Oc t 11 Sl 11 1109 1112 SHORT RIBS Per ICO If pounds I Open I High I Low I Close Sept 1 1095 1015 1 I 1095 1090 1080 1095 Dec Dee 1 I 1087 1047 I 52 Daily Movement of Produce Receipts Shipments Flour r barrels barre I tCO iI Wheat bushels Du hels Con bushels V 1309 Oats Oat bushels ma WI Rye bushels 2809 2800 II LOCO 1000 Barley bushels S Cash quotations were as ne follows fellows Flour Easy RyN Barley Fe d or mixing fair to choice reaRing malting 50 Flax Seed See No 1 southwestern US 13 No 1 northwestern Timothy Seed Clover Mess Mesa Pork Per barrel 20 Lard Per H pounds 1117 Short Ribe Sides loose Short S ort Clear Sides Boxed Grain Statistics Total clearances s of wheat and flour lour were equal to bushels Primary receipts were bushels compared with Ill 1115 l bushels the corre pending day a year ago The worlds visible supply as shown by Bradstreets Increased bushels Estimated receipts receipt for tor tomorrow Wheat ears can corn lOi cars oats 73 cars care hogs hose 10 head |