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Show MARKET NOW FEARS NEW TARIFF EFFECTS James A. Pollock & Co., investment brokers, 1G9 South Main street, furnish tho following, received over their private wire yesterday afternoon: Logan & Bryan, New York Yesterday's Yester-day's strength was not maintained and tho list today displayed reactionary tendencies. ten-dencies. Some scattered short covering in tho last hour was reflected by a moderate mod-erate recovery from tho low levels, but taken as a wholo tho list possessed an unsteady appearance It Is confidently predicted that tho tariff bill will be signed by the president tonight, and apparently ap-parently a good portion of recent selling of tho steel Issues has been predicated on the Idea that more or less unsettle-mont unsettle-mont will provall In commercial and Industrial In-dustrial circles In the near future, particularly par-ticularly In so far as steel and Iron lines are concerned, owing primarily to the fact that tho steel trade in Germany and other sections of the continent has become be-come such as will make it probable that foreigners will shortly attempt to avail themselves of tho new state of affairs In this country, brought about by tariff revision, and thus aggravate the reactionary reaction-ary tendency now being exhibited In trade lines. Of course, such fears may be Ill-founded, but nevertheless there is much uneasiness in evidence, which, taken in connection with the fact that the present level of security prices does not seem to appeal to the public, and has not stimulated tho outside demand, make us believe that before the list enters Into new ground on tho upside that the tendency ten-dency will be towards a somewhat lower range of values. Paine, Webber & Co., Boston Tho whole market seems to have fallen back Into dullness again. Tho general level of prices has advanced 5 to 10 points from the low In June, but confidence is still lacking and the majority of speculators specu-lators aro Inclined to wait until the op-oration op-oration of the new tariff bill shows what effect it will have on general business. Looking at the market as a whole, we feel that all tho adverse factors have been more than discounted and that from now on we will see a radical Improvement Improve-ment In finances and In general business, and in antl-corporatlon legislation. Gallagher, New York Trade on the curb market was generally featureless, with tho exception of United Cigars and British-American, which, on heavy, liquidating liqui-dating sales, led tho Industrial list in activity and weakness. The tone of the mining group was steady with an upward tendency, Consolidated Copper Mines and Stewart continuing their advance of yesterday. yes-terday. Oplnon prevails among trades that both will sell higher. New York Mining Stocks. James A Pollock & Co., Investment brokers, 160 South Main street, furnish the following, received over their private wire yesterday afternoon: NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS. I Sales.l H. L. iClso Chlno 2,200 42ft 411 411 Inspiration 600 16i 16 16J Miami Copper 300 23ft 23 23 Novada Con - 100 ICfl 16B 16g Pay Con 1,300 19$ 19 19 Tenn Copper 700 321 32 32 Utah Copper 2.S00 64$ 535 53J Studebaker, com 23 22 23 Ontario Silver ...... 100 3J 3ft 3ft Alaska Gold 6,100 24ft 233 232 NEW YORK CURB RANGE. I Sales. 1 H. L. Clse First Nat'l Copper..! 31 3jj 3ft Glroux Con. .-. 11 lj 14 Yukon Gold 2H 2J 2ft Ohio Coppor 60c 45c 50c Now Keystone 12 13 13 8outh Utah 5 ft Mason Valloy 300 41 41 41 Bradon Copper 300 7g 71 7 Ely Con 1,000 6c 6c 6c La Rose 1,000 22 22 22 Novada Hills ....... 200 89c 89c S9c Kerr Lake 100 4 1 4 Belmont 71 7 7 Tonopah 5 4J u Goldfleld Con 310 11 11 14 Con Cop Mines 300 21 22 2j( NEW YORK CURB CLOSE, I Bid. lAsked. Ely Consolidated .06 .08 First National Coppor ... 3.121 3.50 Glroux Con 1.121 1.50 Yukon Gold 2.121 2.37J Now Keystone ............ 1.375 1.75 Nlplssing S.50 8.62 La Roso 2.06 2.20 South Utah 121 .25 British Col. Copper 2.50 2.75 Bay ytate Gas 30 .15 Braden 7.50 7.021 Mason Valley 4.25 4.75 Ontario 3.00 Nevada Hills 83 .91 |