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Show WW Closes llrejoiajjelow Best .HfcrinP Flret SUr CIany Prominont 'ftSF Stocks Went Below Level MjB of Friday. IvcKYORK. Nv' 19 Today's stock &' ka contested the reactionary tpn-N3PJ' tpn-N3PJ' whjCh developed yesterday, but jEBkLs howed relucttince to tidvance. ,'vas a sprightly upward move-a(ier move-a(ier the appearance of the bank IRrtcnt, uut It was not held, and the TCdnr wis irregular and generally be-MRfthe be-MRfthe best. During the ilrst hour SKinr nromlnent stocks went below last MH's level. The bank statement HKtd to reassure sentiment to some SKnt The decline In cash was rath-Wi,Ur rath-Wi,Ur than Indicated by the week's KBt-ency movement, but the loan con-SjBStion con-SjBStion reduced the deposits and the IJKSye' requirement so as to raise tho Krtu5 slightly. But some misgiving Kfif the money outlook was reflected tthe late renewal of the pressure to ft bank statement reflects this pelt's gold outgo to France only in Ek owing to the average system of Baputatlon. Today's shipments both K Paris and to Cuba are not reflected EmU and e over 10 next week's statc-E'cL statc-E'cL The bespeaking of all the avail-Jv, avail-Jv, -old bars at the assay office for Snort to France next week shows the cjatl'fled requirement from that lEirce! and the $1,500,000 shipment ar-for ar-for next week to Cuba is also Ebe reckoned with. Tree loan contraction was not unex-ijmCta3( unex-ijmCta3( but only because the effect of Jfet companies operations upon the ijjjhn account of the banks is known tKta abundant precedent. It is obvi-Mn obvi-Mn that the week has made large en-M'Krachraent en-M'Krachraent 0,1 the available supply of (Knable funds by reason of the active vjEvcnlatlon in the stock market, as well mMe for subscriptions to the $30,000,000' iEfthe Japanese loan and the purchnso IMrfjij(S)0,0OO of Rock Island bonds. The fcKklnlshlng supply of loanable funds lBpi!!5 effect on speculative sentiment jjjHfcauji of, the Treasury call for $10,-lUSttKO $10,-lUSttKO of Government deposits by Jnn-iMaZ Jnn-iMaZ 15, and the $15,000,000 to be with-((Btitn with-((Btitn by March 15. The closing tone ijHnj Irregular Total sales of bonds, Ijlftir value, J4.7SO.0OO. ,BTU news of the week has offered dBc::h to confirm the expectations that KMtaitess and Industry would be stlmu-Rfctrf stlmu-Rfctrf by the passing of the election con-SBtst con-SBtst In the stock market there .have ft'Bten traces of hesitation based on the VBi-iW whether the extensive rise in Bf& of securities which preceded the IpKiclIoa had not been sufficient to cover QK enhancement of values based on ilBfcproveraent In business. Very heavy jfjHftliiag to take prollts has been the evl-iBfe:cof evl-iBfe:cof this apprehension and this has (Htufid occasional Irregularity. But the wBibwrbtlve nower of the market had the .WF-fct of dissipating the fears of specu-vBblsrs specu-vBblsrs to a large extent, and the latter BMrt o the week showed a revival of 'IBccladve confidence and some sensa-hmp&l sensa-hmp&l advances In market values as a jlMeeifliuence of a rush to buy certain jBiBoads were very active, but business vBjfy still largely in speculative issues, iflfcited States bonds were unchanged ncall for the week. iM XBW Y0RK BOND LIST. r. !a reg. 1H L. & X. u. As.... 103 ilKnn 101 Man. c. g. -5s. ...105 fjMX. 8. 33 rtg ..HMVsMl-x. Ccn. 4s.... 75 flBt.a?ron m 1st Inc. 27 5iBf.fi. n. 13 rcg.. ISHs M. & St. L. -Is.. 07 ;apon . . icou m.. K. & T. -is.. 103 WX - 13 re& 2nds SPA JBiTL??0" " l061- Mcx. Nat c 4s.. 81 PBr3 sen. 4s 102 x. y. C. g. 3s.lOJ lV vW N- J- C. g- 0s.. .125 t k Is 'JJ-- N- Pac. 4s. ...... 105 FBiCf r- w A W. c 4s.. 101 C'!R?.Vf Ga- fc--1"1 O. S. U 4s & p..l04'A lE? 52 penn. c. 3s....l03 tmfPu "S, fading g. 4s. ...102 W'VS?- -St. L. & I. Mt. 8fMr ,Qr,n s lwH: con. 5s 115 l-.&St. P. St. I & San P. iff-', U0 rg. 4s S5V HNW-.V8. -St. L. SW. lsts.. 97 tV.- Wi S. Pac. 4s 90 (trlt I 103 T- & P- ts 121 Tobacco 4s .85 union lac 4S...1W',! aip4?.' conv. 4s 115 W?n ,P" 4? 101 U. S. S. 2nd 5s.. S0 liE.1!. " 43 101 Wabaah lsts ....lmi itoJ" 4 D- c- W. & D. E. 4s.. 93 EyWnTi;":; 11 Wis. Ccn. 4s 93 Z'Xns V 4s.lll C. F. & I. c. 5s. S3W. ' CLOSING STOCK LIST. Sales Ilisth Low CIos 'SS?"V 71' C c SG'j iffl. !.( 103 ICG 103(, 3 3,900 &7W Stt gnpao G;56 lsiii issii m ft? I ?hl0 C.1W 504 EO WA "Tntoton -1W V6 14 45 cy" V "A; eoo S5 ss S3 ?S'jISf.: ? iil preferred so jdctM 100 isOyi lfiCi ISO?! 1 :joo ;Vi 33 33 t&tUn 100 M SO S5i irWrr i 13'?? BVCd 300 5i 5J C C1 3.M0 150 U9i 119 )V,J 1.2CO 51 G3 53 C' 12 139 1354 VS. -T - 2.4M 125 121 lSHl piss"M'- m 15 05 g irt1!',. '" J2W 147VI 147U 147 ".::: J !S !g "Vavi- fori - WW ",w 75141 75 74 yllan'lii ' 42 42 Vi OK L m 79 78 WferVVi 10.800 ' 75 75'4 754 dCo....17;3W 3cij 36" MS s wd pw topl 6$0 53 53 C3 :nea y i'.iw :io 35 33 k Pa 300 95 95-11 05U . Q 3,400 5214 CI 52 K' -- -. SILVER. Now York csy,c 4- Snn TYancIsco t 58'iC -f -f London . SGjd LEAD. ' Now York exchango ?l. 201. 70 -f 4- COPPER. -f- New York cxchan'cc ... $14.251 1.C2 Union Pac 500 115V4 114 115 preferred 1,400 94 94 91 Utfbnah l.&Xt 24Vi 24 21 preferred 3.400 47 4GL 47 V & L Erie 2U4 "WIscoiiHln Cent .... 500 214 24 '4' preferred 300 4Sii 48 4S Iexlcan Cent 2C.C00 22 21 C?8 So Pac pfd 1.00Q 117 117 117 Express Companies Adams 240 American .... 21C United States 100 125, 125 120 AVella FarKo '. 240 Miscellaneous Amals Copper 3S.10D 0 79 79 Amcr Car & F ... 1,200 30 301. S'A preferred ' S7 Amcr. Cot Oil 300 34 34.i 34 preferred .'. 93 ' Amer Ice 2,200 9 & Si& preferred GOO 37 37 37T4 Amer Lin Oil "100 19 19 18 preferred 1 40 Amcr Loco 12,900 33 31 32 preforred 3.C00 100 100 10) Am S & Ref 7.000 79 79 79i preferred COO 115 111 111 Am Sugar Rcf .... 19,700 151 149 161 Anaconda M Co ... 1(0 11S US 11S Brooklyn R Tran .. 20,S CS. C3 GS Colo F & Iron 2,800 47 47 47 Con Gas 45,300 21S 21S 213 Corn Products 500 2G 25 2J9 preferred 200 SO SO SO Distillers' Securs 300 37 37 37 Gen Elec 4.100 1S3 1S1 1S4 Interna Paper l.SCO 20 20 20-i preferred COO 79 7S 7S Interna Pump 40 preferred S3 Nat Load 200 24 24 24 North Amcr COO 10C 105 105 Pnc Mall 1.S00 48 4S 48 People's Gas 1,700 109 103 103 P Steel Car 200 31 31 34 preferred , S3 Pullman Pal Car .. 100 230 230 223 Rep Steel 1.C00 17 16 1C preferred 1,000 C9 CS CS Rubber Goods 7C0 21 21 21 preferred S7 Tonn C & Iron .... 7. COO 70 75 75 U S Leather 2,100 14 II 14 preforred SCO 95 S5 84 U S Realty 9,000 S2 0 81 U S Rubber 100 33 33 33 preferred 400 S7 S7 S7 U S Steel 20.000 27 26- 27 preferred 24.800 SS 87 S7 Wostlnghouse Elec. 4,100 177 174 170 "Western Union .... 100 92 02 92 Total saletj for the day, 59,500 shares. Weekly Bank Statement. NEW YORK. Nov. 19. The statement of averages of tho clcaring-houso banks' of this city for tho week shows: Loans, $1,112,710,700: decrease. 512.379,2000. Dopos-ita. Dopos-ita. $1,159,877,000; decrease. $1G.167.400. Circulation. Cir-culation. $I2,1SS,500; decrease, 5125,400. Legal Le-gal tenders. $75,010,700; decrease, $706. 100. Speclo, $223,918,400; decrease, $2,010,300. Reserve, Re-serve, $299,559,100; decrease, $3,316,700. Reserve Re-serve required. $2S9. 969,400, decrease, $4.-011.S50. $4.-011.S50. Surplus, J9.5S9.700; Increase. $095,-150. $095,-150. Extra United States deposits, $15,431,-900: $15,431,-900: Increase. $090,520. Tho Financier says: "The striking features fea-tures of tho official otatement of tho New York associated banks last week were tho large decrease In loans which was 6xpoctcd as tho result of stock market mar-ket liquidation, a decrease In cash, due chiefly to exports of gold to Paris ni.d Cuba, and a comparatively slight gain In surplus rcsorve. principally the result of tho decrcaso in reservo requirements caused by the reduction In deposits. "Though the withdrawals of cash from the banks Incident to the exports to nrls and to Cuba during 4ho bank week amounted to about $8,000,000. the averages of the sums withdrawn wcro a Utile less than J-l.C0O.000. Tho decrcaso of cash shown In the statement, state-ment, however, was $3,346,700, Indicating that the offsetting gains of $1,290,000 resulting re-sulting from tho Interbank movement and of $1,500,000 receipts of new gold wcro not fully reflected In the cash Item of tho return. Therefore, thoro was a discrepancy discrep-ancy of about $1,200,000 between the loss as reported and that which was estimated upon the basis of the traccnble movements of money during the week. The statement state-ment consequently was made on declining declin-ing averages for cash." Bryan's Stock Letter. James A. Pollock & Co.. 6 West Second South street, over their private wire, quoto Logan & Bryan's stock letter, under un-der today's date, as follows: "Stock market mar-ket closed strong. On tho appearance of tho bank statemont. which came better than expected, general buying movement eet In, causing somo covering by the shorts. It Is still largely a market of specialties. The railway equipment Btocks scum to be the feature In today's market. whllc the steel stocks at times were bought aggressively. "Yesterdav's break was brought about by tho action of Secretary Shaw In calling call-ing on tho banks for 25 per cent of Government Gov-ernment deposits In order to build up the treasurv surplus. We doubt very much If he has any deslro to bring about money disturbances at this time "Western banlts havo an abundanco of money and would bo glad at any slight Increase In loaning rates to shin tho money to New York. Secretary Shaw's action does not become operatlvo until March IS. "General market continue broad and active. The buying of the railway list seems to us to Indlcato tho belief on tho part of the general public that better times are ahead for these properties and tho Increased earnings are bound to bo reflected In advancing tho stock market. We still feel that stoclM bought on breaks will mako money." Silver and Drafts. NEW YORK, Nov. 19. Bar silver, ESc; Mexican dollars. 40c. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19. Sliver bars, 5Sc; Mexican dollars, 4Cc. Drafts Sight, 2c; telegraph. 5c. ' Money and Exchange.. NEW YORK, Nov. 19. Close Money on coll, nominal; no loana. Tlmo loans, steady; sixty days, 33 per cent; nlucly days and six months, 3tfi4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4fr4 per cent. Sterling exchange, llrm, with actual business busi-ness In bankers' bills ut $4.87 for demand and at $4.SI.05fi4.S4.10 for Hlxty-day bills; nested rates, $4.85 and $4.874.E$3; commercial com-mercial bills, S-i3f'I.S3. New York Metals. NEW YORK. Nov. 19. Today's metal market was less active. Offerings wero lighter and It was necessary to pay full nrlces to obtain supplies. Copper firm; lake, JH.BOBlu.CO: electrolytic. electro-lytic. J11.GOS-14.75; casting. $14.251111 62. Tin quiet; $29.00329.17. Spelter firm; snot, J5.50ft5.GO. Lend, fl.20ff-l.70. , . Iron strong and nominally unchanged. New York Dry Goods. NEW YORK. Nov- 19. In dry goods buying has shown a certain amount of Improvement and a considerable number of favorable transactions aro reported, Doth In export lines and from jobbers In tho domestic tnulo. Buyers are beginning to realize tho scarcity which existed In many lines and their Inability to secure merchandise. The print cloth market continues con-tinues strong, with fair business. |