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Show ' t :ZTT TCr.::, Ajr1.! 13. C '... : e 5 cf t.. I";rthra r :-:uri::cs corr.;ar.y were extremely ex-tremely v cn the curt) today, it'.'.;- c.1 to S3';, a drcilne cf tVi points from last Tturs Jay's clos!r.s Quotations, dur In? the early se?; !on. Much cf the selling sell-ing came from Mock exchange houses and thire serr-ei to be no suj-pcirt. There Is little doubt that some of to-dav's to-dav's ee;!r? was of a forced character. The course of Northern Securities was not without Its effect on the general gen-eral stock market, prices yielding con. Bi lerabiy. Declines of 2 to $ point j " were common. Call money was o.Tered at 7 per cent but the demand was light. During the noon hour Northern Fe-curitles Fe-curitles broke to 97 and then rallied a point. The break In Northern Securities to 97 shortly after noon was followed by Increased In-creased weakness all through the active . stock list.. A number f standard railway share made new low records f v ti- present pres-ent move. Including' Penoaylvani , ao1 New York Central. Southern Tarulo sold . to within a fraction of Its recent low record rec-ord and a number of the minor rai:r registered material declines. Coirmv' i port attributed the severe break lo 1 ' selling- by the Western clique and a 5 . lnent local operator. |