Show = I SU ADO WS ALL STOCKS United Steel Securities Repress Re-press Trading MARKET VERY SLUGGISH Colorado Coal Strike Also Has Its Effect en Market V Is Eflct 1 j Necessity for Conservative Action in the 2Honey Market Is Very Generally Gen-erally Recognized V New York Nov 0 The continued llqul datlon in tho United Slates Steel securities aton ties again overshadowed the whole slock market today The sympathetic response In tho general market was very slight and r the effect of tho special movement in United States Steel was rather lo repress I the trading thun to depress tho tone The market as a whole was extremely sluggish slug-gish and unimportant The condition in the money market had its share in repressing re-pressing activity and the traditional dist dis-t position In Wall street to pause and take observations upon the assembling of Con I I grrss was also evident There was a feeling In Congress may lug that the proceedings 1 lake a turn to which active Interest may attach In Wall street All three of tho active ac-tive securities of the United States Steel corporation during the day fell lower than a ever before the preferred i stock at Oy Leror the common at 10 s anti the second bonds S at Coi fllit the case of the bonds and the common I com-mon stock the previous low records were barely shaded nl these Ilgurcs and tho transactions In them were not particularly noticeable In I the preferred stock however how-ever there was 1 constant outpouring all day and an unending succession or offerings of-ferings of 1000share bloolm and upward Tho special Hourcu of this selling was as but the much a mystery as at all times I f manner I of the selling gave color to the T supposition that it very I large account I was in progress 01 liquidation I Officials 1 or the corporation denied the numerous I c reports of heavy cuts In prices but this 1 did not prevent the general conviction that prices throughout the trade would be iwidjnsicd to thc now basis llxcd In the t reduction in steel billets In a general 1 way Il was argued that since the restraint I j under the rise of price of steel bud not S availed to conserve the consumptive demand a1 CI c mand there was reason to doubt whether the price reduction will restore the demand de-mand t The street was flooded with rumors and 4 calculations based on theories as to the 1 effect nn the earnings of the corporation th and Its consequent t dividendpaying l power of the new basis of prices All of this was of course based on very Imperfect I data but was nevertheless an effective of Influence upon sentiment regarding the seflFitiiS 0 1Clrllh tv Tho transfers of currency to the interior utM were limited to 200000 to Chicago which itffl Is the lightest for any one day for some h B lime past Additional announcements wero ar made of gold engaged for Import to tho k extent of 750C < 0 Call money however id roae to Ii i per cent In tho late dealings and the necessity for conservative action Lh In the money market In generally recog nlrod The prlcu of gold rose In London ie i anti discounts were lifted to above the L54 Bank of Englands 1 rate This Is believed to foriilmdow an advance to 5 per cent e hi 1 the bank rate Sterling exchange ad r vnneed sharply at Paris and Berlin and l exchango hero upon t hoar centers de dined Indicating 1 the effect of Londons efforts to divert New Yorks demand for gold upon lie continental I centers There was a special upward movement lit the New York corporation stocks which was L unexwlaincd der The Colorado coal miners strike affect tion Nl some ° C the stocks of the corporations iks runcerncd The special heaviness of Pcnnsvlvanla seemed due to the expand tlng Inif volume of bond isauua by subsidiary a 1 companli and the death of a prominent No I 3hlladelphlo capllallsl l It was believed 2 might also bo I conlrlbutary cause the api market closed about steady at the decline Ira Bonds wore dull and Irregular Total tt Ul lAU l0t Illll 1 11 I l l flVi T T in 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½ V S Steel 2111 i tt < 010 So Is F llmsh J3tS 31 CIt I D H G Is I alllh deb 1 l E1et ErIc 111r I I sLS J a g 1 11 I C2l BrJ scn l 81 ½ IVis Coal Is jI g5S p D 1 C slll Coil I 1 c fs ss Iollt Val l ½ sill s-ill CLOSIXG SrOCK 1JTST I Sales Ugh I Low Close Akilson OOi 05 la lt es 1 lrCerlcll 52 tO4 f9 ½ k iri nnlt c Ohio lGI 7G 7i 7n r Ilerrrld 13 iS SS iJ tn d CIIIUal Pe lwI Ill 11SL uS nl N Jersey 1 l t Chl 0 Ohio j11 2 I ChI Alton QO 28w 2 2SU 1 5 1 111trlltl r 5 t hlc G Wcnl ilO ISU 1 1 1f r H i PtCfITCI 25r13 2 hlc N Vest 1O 1 IZSI 1IT IiI hcl I t CEde 1 i riais rl H S H tical IlrlCed 0 1li If It U r eCC tII 1r 71 71 Ii trJ l d1C et Coin 8 811h 101 12 12 2 d j11i c Ill irefjtel 2t l2l Z2l 52 ile llt 5Y 2ntl hl lrrlnCi 20 p 0 11 1 iitt I st ll Vtll Iack 1 V 220 dliltt 1 Ol s D l P ISV of tl y ofgfl I preferrd Q CT f01 jcl 1 Jalt Lrl 41 u125 2TJ 20 20 IS cl Pit Ncfrrt t C 0Ij 00 r l 1 111IIcl IJO W JSI ISI Ld5fl 55 01 160 11 o lotlnl Val 20 7ITh l 71i iO in l prfrrieil 00 1 Illinois Cet 14 13L ljll 131 othl cci lor 2eut ett I to w 1ett OP Pr4eLrei i lr ilf Iai I City 80 IJor lr 1 tfl1t1 lUUctlf Ci + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + SILVER + + New York Svic + + San Francisco oSJic + + London 27iid + + LEAD + + New York exchange 4l0 + + COPPER + f New Yorlc exchange 13SO + + STOCKS AND BONDS + + LiquidatIon In Steel securities + + overshadowed the whole stock + + market Call money was higher + + GRAIN AND PROVISIONS + + 1 the options In small grain + + closed wcale + + Favorable weather depressed corn + + Oats responded to wheat weakness + + weak-ness + + December lard was main support + + of provision market + + LIVE STOCK + + Cattle Opened strong to lOc + + higher closed slow + + Hogs FIvo to lOc lower + + Sheep Steady to higher + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ± Louis Nash 11CO 101 0 ½ 10 Manhattan L 1SIH5 121t ISO 18SW Mot St Ily 4 o 1173 100 < f Minn St L 100 45 jo 41 Missouri Pie 7SOO S0 ½ 8Di SJ t Mo Kan it Tex n ICJi preferred 31Y > Nat R R of rex preferred 31 < New York Cent MX 31S i 117j 117 > t Norf it West 710 CG CGA M preferred 8 Out it West 000 OK 20 20 Pennsylvania 20215 liB 11G lliri ICCStL G3 Reading S200 14 43 44 11 1st < preferred n W 2nd preferred Cl Rock island Co 7750 24i 23 2Ot preferred leO 3b rSI DS StLSF M 1st preferred 00 2nd preferred 0 1C 1C II 2nt 11 St L S W 100 13 13 12 preferred 29i St Paul 127DO 130 1 HJSl 135 d preferred 172 Southern Pac C550 42 I 411 4tly Southern Ry 1100 18 17 17 preferred 300 74 7ij 73 I ToxPac 920 23i 22 1 22 lt TolStLW 100 17 17 IGVi preferred nA Union Pac 13700 7 7Hi 71L preferred J i Wabash t W 1 1U 3Si IS1 ½ preferred 3500 3311 32 31 W L 1 Erie 14 L Wisconsin Cent 10 15 i J5 preferred 111 i 21 i 31 Express companies Adams 223 American 3So United States 100 Wells Fargo 200 Miscellaneous Amalg Copper 15200 37 30 i > 4 30A Amer C F 1300 1814 10 1S i preferred 250 G5Vj CSVs tAmer > > t-Amer Lilt Oil 100 U 1 1 a preferred 23 Amer Loco 300 TJi 12t 12 jrefcrred 205 7flj 74 73 Amor S Ref SOO 42f 4 i23 12 preferred o r 87 SO Amer Sugar Ref 2500 115 111 114 Anaconda M Co G Brooklyn R Tran 12QUO 37l 35 KG CoIn F it Iron 1100 2SJi 2 2t5 Col < t Hock Coal OVi Cnn Cnn 250 17 17 17Gl i Elec O 118 14S IIS Intcrna Paper 220 11 = 11 Q1 preferred 200 lilC U G Interna Pump h 1 30 preferred < GS Nat Biscuit 3Uj Nat Lead 12 North Amer 70 Pac Mal 0 21 I 21 I Otf PeopIcH Gas 40 JM 93l I P Steel Car Kir 21 2Vi 25 preferred 2W G7 G7 t HGj Pullman Pal Car 215 Hep Steel 100 f 7 7 preferred 2200 50 4 W 4 11 Rubber Goods 12i preferred Cij TcMin C Iron 47uO3 < 2A 21Y U S Leather iw 7lt 7 7 > i preferred 100 75 = = i i 7ni WVi U S Rubber Sj prefenvd MVi U S Steel 33030 IH 10 lOlfe preferred 1S5IIX T3 r > OV COTd West Union 100 83 b3 S2 Nor Securities SOyi j Total sales for the day 438700 shares Silver and Drafts New York Nov 0Sliver bars GSc I Mexican dollars 41ic San Francisco Nov OSlhel bars ySfic Mexican dollars nominal j drafts sight 2Jic drifts telegraph Cc Money and Exchange New York Nov 9 Money on call strong 4 JVtgG pur cent closing bid W pet cent offered 5 per celt Time loans firm sixty days C 1h percent per-cent ninety days GUIOft ICr cent six months 5 per cent bid Prime mercantile paper 5ffG per cent Sterling exchange weak with actual business In banker bills at SISUSOfflSIIBo for demand and at 10JS020 for sIxty days Posted rates HSltt < 5TlS2 and 155JMS51 ½ Commercial bills fi701 New York Metals New Yorlc Nov 9Tlii was quiet In London at tUG 15s l for spot and 11G 15s for futures Locally tin wan steady at 25525j 1500 Copper advanced is Gd In London spot thorn cloalnj at 53 2s Gd and futures III 157 12s Cd Locally copper remains quiet Lake Is nuotcd at 1302l37u electro lytlo at S13G2 ½ and casting at 1350 Lead was steady and unchanged at 150 In the New York market with London at 11 2s Gd Spelter declining 2n Ud In London closet at 21 while New York was unchanged at JGO and steady IO lion closed at ISs Od In Glasgow and at 42 t JOtd in MIddlcsboro Locally Iron was dull and unchanged No 1 foundn Northern IH dialed at S5W100 No l foundry Northern at SM25ffl5Mj No 1 foundry Southern ami NY 1 foundrY Southern soft at 140051 Li Live Stock CHICAGO Chicago Nov tlCatt Receipts 21 1 0 Including 2500 Uesliirns opened strong to lOc higher cloned slow Good to prune steers JJS05570 poor to me dlum M105T175 utockers and feeders S200 < i23 1 cow slE07fl2n I hclfers 12OOPi75 cai mrs 1111 hulls S20iI 1 calves 25O3i723 1xa8 fd steers 250Zjl0 Western steers 301Vji425 Hogs Receipts today 30000 tomorrow 130C0 market i i to lOc lower IMIxrd ant butchers 170 < i6nO good to choice heavy 80jrr20 rough heavy HOfll7o light COffSSo bulk of sales S1G31NM Sheep Receipts 33000 sheep nnd lambs toady to higher Good to choice wethers SlOfM23 fair to choice mixed 2504G Vestcrn sheep 200ff3GO native lambs 3SOS5GI Western lambs 3C017315 OMAHA South Omaha Ocl OCattloRecelpts G700 market active to strong Native cL steers J375tG40 cows and heltVrs KJToJD 100 jfll0 steers 3oOCMrOi Texas steers 275 JGGO cows and heifers 4210sj > J25 canncrs S150fr > 200 stackers and feed 2 ers S250i400 150VOOi J3C01i500 bulls stags etc lr > 0ff275 Hogs Receipts 3600 market ptronp to Cc higher Heavy 5l7CfTISS Flronf W1 > 4 S3 light 5107 > 05 pigs IS5 Go bulk v of sales 75rlE5 1 Sheep Rccelptu 27000 market active lOc lower Westerns J100TJ330 wothers 2Kft520 ewes ill 2S0 common and stockkers 52003330 lambs 350ir17u KANSAS CITY Kansas City Mo Nov f Cattle Receipts Re-ceipts 10000 Including 2500 Texans strong to lOc higher Native steers SUOJJGET I Texas and Indians steers 52luG3OOt Texas cows Sl25 203 native cows and heifers 1 l25I4O Rlcleel mind feeders 2075 uls 1123225 1 Vestcr steers 121uit0O calves 1 1 754C00 Wcsteln cows 11lOrL5O HoRccclpts O market steady to stronE Dune or sulcf S475G05 heavy S1i1 packers 1O5i41O3 medium 500 ltIO light I t 490Sj515 yorkers 5O151 pigs 45 > T50a ShcepfccchJL < lGOO marlct firm Muttons 260135 lambs S DOiO range welhers 25lCj323 ewes 2531r S ST JOSEPH St Joseph Mo Nov 9CattieRc elpts 5SO market steady to strong Nut Nu-t 502410 cows and heifers 31GUS > ltO stockers and feeders Jill > JnSS Uogmflccelp1u 1332 market steady to 5c higher light OOUil5 medium and heavy SiSofiulQ Sheep Receipts IOU market Blow 10S > jOe higher DENVER Denver Colo Nov 9 Cattle Receipts 200 steady Beef steers 5300113 cows 20015300 stockers and feeders S260ff3CO bulls stags etc S150JT250 Hogs Receipts 500 steady Light packers lKiOUO mixed and heavy 100 ft 103 Sheep Receipt 15000 steady Good fat muttons JJOOff 100 lambs S 1001TGO Grain and Provisions Chicago Nov December wheat opened 9iJ Vic lower at 7Sc to 77e under the Influence of easy cables und liberal Northwest receipts together with the fact that a large riuantity of Duluth wheat was reported on Its way to this market Heavy worlds shipments and an unexpectedly large Increase In the visible visi-ble supply augmented the Initial pessimism pessi-mism and throughout tho remainder of the session there was little demand save that coming from shorts with profits insight In-sight All options closed weak I December lc down at TT STTOic Worlds shipments were 1141 1000 bushels and seaboard clear anues 200000 bushels The visible supply Increased 2030000 bushels while the amount on passage decreased 1120000 bushels Primary receipts aggregated lrOGOCO bushels as compared with 1U5000 bushels last year Minneapolis Chicago and Duluth receipts reached a total of lit J cars against H45 last week and 13G7 a year ago Anticipation of a bearish Government report tomorrow easy cables and favorable favora-ble weather depressed corn but the marI ket mar-I was not an active one December closed 9lc down at 43lfj ISjgc Local re celpls were ISO curs JHm I rronttr rnnrItilc nn7 n clnur priQli demand as a l bearish hasln out responded readily to the wheat weakness early but steadied at the t bottom and closed with some of the early loss recovered December Decem-ber JSc down at 31ft i35u Receipts 220 cars Buying of December lard for the foreign account was the main support of the provision pro-vision market although reports of a decreasing de-creasing hog supply were also Influential The close AMIS llrm January pork 7c higher at SllOTi January lard up 7Jc at 14187 ½ and January ribs 2V fJu Improved at SiJa Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat 1K5 car corn oO cars oats 3JO cars hogs 17000 head RANGE OP LEADING FUTURES Articles Open High Low Close Wheat No 2 Dec new 77 is 77 ½ 77 May 78 ½ 7S ½ 77i 77 July 7I1 71rj J 71 71A Corn No 2 December Jt I i WI 13i 42T4 May ty 1 Ia t I ii 431s July 43 43 42 JW Oats No 2 Dccember Toi fS1 31 35 May 81 1 3Gi W 3Ci Mess pork per bbl January 1100 12CO 1100 11U7W May 1205 1207 ½ lli 1207 ½ Lard per 100 Ibs I December 090 CP2 GfK CP2 A January rR2 S Gt0 fiS2 > OS7 May fi80 GS3 G80 GS3 Short ribs per 100 Ihs January G20 rt27V G20 G25 May i30 G 33 G30 G35 CASH QUOTATIONS Cash quotations were as follows Flour easy No 3 spring wheat 78JJrSQc No3 red 7Sli Q79u < No 2 corn ISLic No 2 yellow yel-low 449ie I No 2 oat 35c No 3 white 33 < fSi7lc No ii i rye 51Ac good feeding barley bar-ley C7 < I33c faIr to choice malting 4li04Sc No 1 llax seed DOc No 1 Northwestern I tlc prime timothy seed 2S5 mess pork per harrel 1131JI1 n50 lard per 100 Ibll 0ft5lJ0OI ½ short ribs sides loose i5fi1 7iii Bholt clear sIdes boxed 167i3jqOO whlRky bush oC high wines 15j clover contract grade 1050fflOGO RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Articles Receipts Shipments Flour barrels 12400 10400 Wheat bushels llliJCK 21301 Corn bushels 270700 uOOOOt Oats bushels u2J1fOO 321700 Rye bushels 1800 1000 Barley bushels 1S3100 7100 PRODUCE MARKET On the produce exchange today the butter but-ter market was slouly creameries 15g21c dairies lih1S ½ 1 C eggs llrm 1t23cj cheese steady lOJjllc Visible Grain Supply New York Nov 9 The visible supply I of grain Saturday November 7th as compiled com-piled by the New York produce exchange Is as follows Wheat 25153000 bushels Increase 2030 OCO Corn 777GOOO bushels Increase 4 111000 I 3ats4i25lOOiJ bushels Increase 2GSOOO llyr 1777000 bushels Increase GIOOOO Barley 1030000 bushels Increase I 10W Const Grain San Francisco Nov JYhentQulel December Sl8 > May I37vfi Barley Firmer December Jl11 St Louis Wool Market St Louln Nov 0 Wool Steady Middling Mid-dling combing and clothing 7IU < ½ c light fine it41t17 ½ c heavy line I2gl5c tub wuihed 20 jMe New York Sugar Market New York Nov flfiaw sugar quiet Elgin Butter Market Elgin Ill Nov IDlIttel ruled Ih L Yon Y-on the Board of Trade today eclllnff at 22o a pound > Sales In tho district for the week were uulOCO pounds |