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Show COPPER HO fRGN LOWER 11 LONDON New York Market Finn and Unchanged Copper Supplies Sup-plies Exhausted. SILVER. New York 531 . - Ban Francisco S3ic . LEAD. " f Now York exohanie g.355.k -f COPPER. -- New York exchange . $17 TSfjis.W -f NEW V.. UK. Dec. 6-Spot tin soored tnother advance In the London market. cVslns ..t Q00, while futures were un. chaiiKi.l at ttSS Lorallv the market was reported etcady with pot quoted at .(. v-.i-' Copper was lower In London, closing at .. fT spot and 76 12s 6d for futures I illy th t. ;is no change and the ab- ( tec of supplies nvallnhln for Immedlati (lr!li 111. ik. s the nuotatlon for spot practically nominal Lake and electro- r' 'r I'l '' 517 ;i',M.I, l,u,l C.tlllk- at 117.60917.16 I ol was 7s fid higher at flC 10s In the London market. Locally quotation- IIIHL-..1 r , s :, to s.-.. according to lot ami deliver Sp It r was firm it W.-rffi.4r. in thA local market nnd was also unchanged in Lon-ilon Lon-ilon nt fiS 10s. it. ..1 iv ai lower in tho English market closing hi fCs for Standard foundry and 03s for Cleveland warrantR Tho local n. u k. t v.. is reported firm and unchanged No 1 foundry Northern Is quoted at 918 75 N -1 2, 18.2S18.85; No. i Southern foundry. ?18.50?t8.75; No. 2. 11818.25. Stock Market Letters. James A Fotiock A Co Ptock and p. 11 1 11 brokers. 6 West Se-rond South street, make pubiio tho following letters on th stock market. Button Co., Now York, sav "As regards re-gards the Russian situation, our Important Import-ant lunki-rey are In close touch with the hlgjcest iiiterrsts abroad and that there has been nothing in the situation so erlti-ca', erlti-ca', a to cause the letting down of values her Is perfectly patent Wo are assured that these rites will not continue con-tinue to prevail and that the money conditions con-ditions ar. helng made artificial to some degree, we do not hesitate to sav we advise purchase of all good stocks on sllffht recession. " T A Mctntyre & Co., New York, say ' The trading throughout the day was on a very heavy scale. The general list waa enhanced in valuea. while some specialties were advanced in a mildly sensational waj The market now appears to bo pretty well evened up again, as shorts Were running to cover prettv much throiiphout tiie entire session. It remains re-mains to he seen whether the present better bet-ter feeling over the Russian situation and the Europe in money market will bo continued." con-tinued." Logan A- Bryan, New York, say: The Pn-stdent a message was well "received, and Is looked upon by Wall street as a very conservative document. Thin helped si-iitinu-nt and no douht occasioned some outside demand. The fact that money made another new high record at 15 per cent had only a temporary effect Con-.- rvatlve Wall street does not like the advancing tendency of the money market, and If this f.-ature Is continued It can only result In liquidation. We would buy-stocks buy-stocks on the setbacks only. 1 Dick Bros. New York, eav: "The highly favorable union Pacific annual report re-port and the President's message, which w is g .-in iv.llv r. ri im-iI us a strong nnd temperate document, helped sentiment and ui' i s were scored In most of the standard Issues. Manipulation of an ag-gresaiVS ag-gresaiVS sort was s'-r-n nt times and In st me Instances specialties were marked fp sharply. LuV- In the day there was a gnat deal of short covering Tho market was not at all disturbed by further high rates In the money market." Money and Exchange NEW YORK. Dec. 5 Close: Prime mercantile paper, 6H5 per cent; sterling exchange, weak, with actual business In bankers Mils at $i.85.304.85.35 for demand and at $4 vj Z'Yn 4' .2.1 for sixtv-day bills, posted tatcs, $4.v.'K4 K'.a and ?4.86i4.87; commercial bills, $4.82 |
