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Show COPPER STILL HIGHER IN FOREIGN MARKET No Further Change in New York but the Market Rules Firm. BtLVBR Xew York f3"-ic -f San Kranclsco 63Uc LEAD f Nn York exchange J5.1590.56 -0 COPPER -f f New York exchange . . . .$10.50537 00 f -f -f -f -f -f 4"f 4-f f -f NKW" YORK, Nov 15. The London tin market was higher, dosing at 152 2s ttl for .pnt .ln.l f,-,i iiS for futures. locally the market -was Quiet, bill prices were firm and a shade higher on the average. Spot whs limited at $33. lnfy 33.40 Copper also wns nlghei abroad, with spot quoted at 75 is ami futures at 72 InS The local market showed no further fur-ther change Buppliei ort said to ie well sold ahead and the market rules firm on sm.iii offering Lake Quoted it H6.60 Q17.O0; electrolytic, llft.00916.75, and casting cast-ing at Sb. 2-V(i IK 50 Lend was hi in at 5.150$.5S In the local market) the Outside price beinp asked for prompt spot delivery Hie London mar-Kl mar-Kl i was higher nt 15 6s 3d Spelter was unchanged at 2$ 10s in I,on-don I,on-don and at W lofti;.:'n in the local market. mar-ket. Iron was firm In the English market, with Standard foundry quoted at 52k 4dj and Cleveland warrants at 53s Oil. Lo- all the market showed a (lrmer tone, with Inside prices a shade hlghei , X. I foundry Northern is quoted at jlS.75iii 19.00; No I foundry Northern at ilS.2iV(fi lsr, No. l foundry Southern, Jls.n 1S.75, and No. 2 foundry Southern at $18 25 1S.50. Stock Market Letters. James A Pollock & Co.. stock and grain brokers, fi West Second South street, make public the following letteps on the stock market- Iognti & Bryan. New York, says ' 'Yesterday's 'Yes-terday's better feeling In stock market Olreles was continued throughout today's session, the market advancing steadily, with little hosltsitloii shown at nn time. cheaper money rates contributed materially materi-ally to the better feeling. The short iu-toro;t iu-toro;t must have been materially reduced by th day's operations, .lust before the Close it was rumored that Secretary Shaw-had Shaw-had rieposlied $0,000000 with the Interior banks, but at the time of writing tills OOUld not be COtiflrmed. The short Interest Inter-est must still be large, and In the event of Improved rates they will doubtless be anxious bu era. ' Mutton, New York, says: "The strength In todays market can be largely attributed attrib-uted to the fact of better money conditional condi-tional the heavy and stubborn short In-terear, In-terear, which was increased by further selling this morning, and there being no pressuri to sell stocks by the pools or insiders The market is likely to l- r - I I aslona i y tomorrow." T. A. Mclnlyre & Co., New York, say: ' Although no official announcement was made today that the Treasury department had decided to come to the relief of the local money market, nevertheless the opinion now prev ails in the best-lnfOrmi d banking circlet that Its deposits will bC very materially Increased with the West and Southwest national banks. We regard re-gard the recovery In the market today a-s a perfectly natural and logical movement, in view of more favorable developments of the last few days in the money market, mar-ket, and we think the Improvement will go somewhat further. We do not believe, bowcvei that the situation al presem wamnti an outburst of an) extensive bull movement, and we would advise caution cau-tion against tuklng on too much stock on any such expectations, for we are not out of the woods yet on ihe money market mar-ket by no means, and the action which the Government proposes to take has yet to be officially announced." Marshall. Spader & Co.. Now York say! "The market displayed further strength today. Influenced by a wider belief that the most severe strain in the money market mar-ket had leen endured, and that gradual 1 the entire situation would assume normal nor-mal conditions. Tho leadership In strength here was taken by Reading, some of the equipment shares and the Atlantic Coast Line group. The outlook only Justifies oonfidence and stability of values for the time being." Dick Bros . New York, say "Market continued feverishly strong today and further recoveries were made through the list, although the market was always lr-regUlar. lr-regUlar. Ka9ler money rates and expectations expec-tations of further relief were the iniiu-enecs, iniiu-enecs, and a strong closing wns din- to rather positive reports that Secretary Shaw had deposited J2U.0W.0t0 In Western and Southwestern banks. As a rule, closing clos-ing prides were within tractions of the bit of the day After these two doyi Of rally stocks should bo a sale on any further fur-ther bulges." |