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Show REALIZING SALES IN WALL STREET Prices Are; Sent Lower After th Advance oh Tuesday's News. T ' NEW YORK, , Nov. l.-ReaJisatlon on yesterday's late advances and the execution execu-tion of some large buying orders In a number of favorite stocks caused an Irregular Ir-regular opening in the stock market today, to-day, but overnight changes were not pronounced pro-nounced outside of Lead, which gained a point. The railroad stocks in " general were heavy. . ' Stocks Tvere purchased more freely on the decline and a general rally was helped fcy the confident buying of Reading, Locomotive, Loco-motive, nnj Smelting preferred. Railroad stocks showed little sympathy with the rise 1c the leaders and made only small gains., Smelling preferred was bought extensively ex-tensively and rose 3 points. The Kansas and Texas stocks gained 1. Locomotive 1H and New York N. H. A H. 2. Reading sold on a parity with yesterday's record, 13'. . Genera! selling which wiped out the rise in a large measure occurred before 11 o'clock. Smelting. General Electric, Great Northern preferred. L. & N., Northern Pacific and Union Pacific preferred pre-ferred back to a point below last night and Kanawha & Michigan ZVi and Chicago Chi-cago Eastern Illinois certificates dropped 7'i. Prices fell to a lower Wei than before. Vnion Paclf.c.outhem Pacific and Tennessee Ten-nessee Coe.l 1. Ieaware & Hudson 1. and Lake Erie & Western 2. Ioroniotiv and Iead lost their gains and Smelting preferred reacted The Kansas A Texhs stocks rose is, later, but the rally in the general lint did not hold well and led to a decrease in activity. Bonds were Irregular at noon. Trading operations were resumed on a large scale In a number of the industrial specialties that had been conspicuous in the recent speculation. Smelting was bought on a liberal scale and its advance or 2 uolnts to 141 stimulated a better demand de-mand for many of the metal stocks. Amalgamated ran up to near and Lo-I Lo-I ci.i'Hux-e Dreferred, Tennessee i.;oal. Colo-i Colo-i rado Fuel. Cotton Oil and Canadian Pa-vine Pa-vine improved 1 to 2'4 and Pullman 2hi. Matlro-ul stocks continued sluggish. Brooklyn Transit gave way a point, but itcowrtil nearly all ot it before 1 o'clock. The activity of the rise In some of the specialties induced profit-taking sales. These, however, caused only a temporary halt, the advance commencing vigorously again. I'nusual activity and strength In the Kansas & Texas stocks brought about some response from the railroad list, but the earlier losses were not much more than made up. Kansas & Texas gained 4. the preferred. 3. Canadian Pacific 2, and Minneapolis. St. Paul atd Sault Ste. Marie. Amalgamated Copper and Virginia-Carolina Chemical 1. Erie second preferred lost H. The rise in the Kansas & Ttxas stocks resulted in sympathetic advances of 1 to l'fc in Texas & Pacific, Wabash preferred, St. LouU Southwestern preferred, and the D. & R. G. stocks. Sugar and Metropolitan Metropoli-tan Street Railway gained 1. The general list run off again and some prices touched the lowest of the day. Northern Pacillc lost 3 and New York Central about a joint. There was vigorous rallies in special spe-cial slocks and the cioaing was irregular. Kansas City Livs Stock. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1. Cattle-Receipts. 15,000; steady: native steers. $3.To 6 00; native cows and heifers. tr.TB.T.i: stockers and feeders. S2.4o$4.0: bulls. 12.00 J3.00; calves. $2.7o6.uO; Western steers, ?20-4.5i: Western cows, $2.0Cit3.2S. Hogs Receipts. 14.040; market. 5c lower; bulk of sales. 4.R-Vn4.5; heavy. $4.9tr5.00: packers. $4.8o(g4.S7H; pigs and lights. $4.65 ii4.X,. Sheep Receipts. 6000: market steadv; muttons. $4.30i6.00; lambs, $5.7&h7.75: renge wethers. $4.73'S(!.00; fed ewes, S4.0O& 5.00. New York Money. NEW YORK. Nov. 1. Close: Munev on call, firm. ityuVi per cent; closing bid. 44 per cent; offered, H per cent. Time money, steady; sixty and ninety das, 4 ?ia per cent; six months, 45 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Sterling exchange, weak; closing steady, with actual business In bankers' bills at M.8fi.50tr4.S6..o for demsrd. and at I4.82.S5 fe4 R2.90 for slxtv-dav bills. Posted rates, $4.84 VH.fC4. Commercial bills. $4 .". Bar silver. Kic. Mexican dollars.' 48c. Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, irregular. St. Louis Wool. ST. LOi iS. Nov. 1.-Wool Steadv; Territory Ter-ritory and Western mediums, avgax:; fine medium. 22fi26c; fine. Ifc21c. a New York Sugar. NEW YORK. . Nov. 1. SuRar-Raw. ,quiet: fair reflninK, 27c: centrifugal, 96 test. 3Vic; molasses sugar. 2c; refined, quiet: crushed. $5.40; powdered, J4.M; granulated. $4.70. Coffee tjulet; No." 7 Rio. Stymie. |