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Show STOCKS FALL SOME; NO ALARM IS FELT From Logan fc Bryan, New York Tho news this morning caused a hesitancy on tho recent upward tendency of tho Btock market and the selling of Canadian Pacific over night In the London market, mar-ket, combined with a pessimistic feeling and renewed presBiiro In Now Haven and New York Contral, as well as Sugar securities, caused ua In our early advices ad-vices to suggest moderate selling, as stocks purohaatd recently at a lower lovel seemod to be or sale. Tho report of tho attorney general to congress has caused somo reflection on tho part of security holders, bb well as those Interested In big business. The Increase of both idle men and Idle cars has encouraged pessimistic feeling, not so much on account of tho facts already bofore tho publlo, but boca.u8e of tho complex situation which Influences many consumers to adopt a policy of not making mak-ing extensive commitments In commercial commer-cial linos for foreign delivery. Tho promised prom-ised special message on tho tru6t question ques-tion from the administration will be watched with unusual Interest. There aro many who believe tho attltudo of tho administration will bo fair and constructive con-structive and wo sen no cause for alarm. From Paine, Wcbbor & Co., Boston Interest in tho markot centered again In selling of specialties, such as sugar, telephone and New Haven, tho last of which docllnod 5 points for tho day to a now low record of 711. The Belling is based on tho probability of the dividend being susponded ontiroly for some time. In spite of tho pessimism prevailing In rogard to New England standard Investment Invest-ment stocks, tho copperH were In good demand all through tho session. The passing of dividends had no effect on Range and tho position of tho stock Ik stronger, with tho uncertainty out of tho way. From Gallagher's Ourb Letter, New York Today's opening was rather steady, but outside of tho oil nhares tho market failed to hold Its own, although not losses, oxcept In a few stocks, were trifling. trif-ling. Prairie Oil stood at 440 and Standard Stand-ard Oil In New York nt 175 and Southern 1 California at 220 led the oil stocks. Bra-den Bra-den at 75 was tho best among the copper.'. cop-per.'. First National, Stewart and Consolidated Con-solidated Copper were offered freely and closed slightly lower. Tho balanco of tho list was qnlot. Nevada Oon. Gains. November estimates upon results of oporatlonB In properties of the Goldfield Consolidated Mining company show a production of 28,727 tons of oro, with gross returns of ?3-18,000. Operating expenses ex-penses wero $180,000, leaving a realization realiza-tion of $103,000. The gain In earnings over October 1b approximately $22,000. Since tho company waa Incorporated eight years ago it has paid 27, 000.000 in dividends. Ore Shipments. For yesterday tho Utah Ore Sampling company reported ore releases as follows: Colorado, three cars; Nevada, one car: Utah, six cars. |