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Show I FOREIGNERS BUYING AMERICAN STOCKS .lames A. Pollock & Co.. investment -.brokers at J 00 South Main street, supply sup-ply tho following, received over their private wires yesterday: i. From Logan & Br van, New York Foreigners entered' the market ou the buj'iug side on a large scale. Tt was reported thai operations on the London exchange aggregated 3,000,000 shares and while tho amount was perhaps exaggerated, ex-aggerated, nevertheless it was quite apparent, from cables that dealings on ftlie other sido were on a tromoudoiis hvalc and lhat, shorts were highly ex-Vitd. ex-Vitd. liaeier money conditions on the continent, was .given as the- primary cause of tho buoyancy. The domestic 'market opened generally gener-ally higher under the stimulus of u higher range of prices for American issues, is-sues, but during the afternoon offerings offer-ings appeared in good' volume on the advances. Later, however, an aggressive aggres-sive buying movement developed in oppor and Canadian Pacific and quite :i few stop orders were uncovered in tho advance. !Many bulls who had reduced re-duced lines on yesterday's depression, replaced same today, so" that the list at tho closo presented a much stronger appearance than in any instauco during the rocent recovery. Foreign operations, whethor buying or selling, have always been influential in determining the trond' of tho New York market and. therefore, European operations on tho buying sido todav (wero accorded their full weight as bullish bull-ish influences.. Tt looks very much aa though an extension of tho rise will be prompted by the strong interests arrayed ar-rayed on the' l)U3'i,ng side of prices. 'Prom Paine, Webber & Co,, Boston Tt looks as if tho selling movement which has been in evidence during the past, few days is over and the market is again in a stronger technical position posi-tion with a fresh short interest accumulated. accumu-lated. There was a heavy volume of trading on the advance and it looks more like a Teal bull market than wo havo had for somo rime. ' There was another riso in copper metal today here and abroad with demand more 'brisk, and we look for much higher prices for copper in the near future. Would buy around present prices. From the Gallacher curb letter, Now York Prairie and Atlantic wore leaders lead-ers among oil shares today, but the balance bal-ance of the list was quiot. Tho industrials indus-trials wero quiet, but firm. "West End was the loader of the Tonopah group, being in demand at 0-lfi. Belmont -was weak on moderate offerings. Closed Tintic Ore Shipments. Special to The Tribune. KUREKA. Jan. 30. Following nro the ore shipments from the Tintic In caiload .loin for the week ended today: Sharp Mine l Lower Mammoth . .!.' 1 Gold Chnln 1! Iron Blossom 10 Eagle" &' Blue J3cii ' '.V.V.'.'.Y.'.V.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. OSi-and Ccntrnl H Mammoth ...To Chief Conpolidated 3 8 Centennlal-Euroka 25 Tlic output for the week liaK been rather Fmaller than usual, as the hcaw snow has made II difficult to remove the cars from the mines. New York Mining Stocks, .larnca A. Pollock fc Co.. Investment brolterv. 1GD South Main street, furnish tho following, received over their private wire yeslerdoy ufternoon: SEW YOKK LISTED STOCKS. I Salcs.l IJ. j L. Clau I'liino 2,7001 41 -0J 41 Inspiration 3.100. 17 ICS J7 Miami Copper 3,7001 2.1J Til -'38 Nevada Con fiqO, lOi 16 li Hay Con I00 10i 3D ITenn. Copper 3, COO 352 35 Vtah Copper S.S00 55t r.r Studcbaker. coin 1'C ' 25 25 Ontario Silver :: 21 Z Alaska Gold jOQl Iffji 221 231. .VEff YORK CURB ItANGE. I Salca.l II. L. iciric First Nat. Copper. ...I I hi Hj IT Olroux Con lj i j Yukon Gold 2j 2 2 Ohio Copper 4 U g New Keystone j 5 jj n South Utali i k i Mn:-on Valley -1 3j j Bradon Copper I (00 7? 7i 7j xovRi?jtCnVi!s .'.."..".'"" V.666; 42 dJ Belmont 7Ii 75 Tonopah ' 1O0- 7 i 7 ' 7 Goldfifhl Con 2.V. 15: j n. Con. Coppci Mines . . . z .'. |
