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Show 1 WALL STREET NEW TORK. aluiM . Th market hflrl steady at clow to ...r ntcht's Anal pel. s In tha opening iranMrttons today, wtth th except Ion of Canadian Pari Ac. which (oat 1, fluctuations wr confined to mall fractions. Ths greatest number of changes repreented advance and the. tone of the market was fairly strong. I Fractional recessions canceled the J light gains st the outset snd forced the I artjve features a trifle below yesterday's closing New buying orders were uncovered uncov-ered at the lower levels and the market rallied lightly and steadied. I'nlted Railways Rail-ways ft investment declined ,1ft. Fluctuations of stocks during the morning morn-ing seeslon were unusually narrow. Th market was dull to the point of stagnation stagna-tion and prices ruled slightly below yesterdays yes-terdays cloae. Traders were for the most part bearish on account of further unfavorable unfa-vorable advices In regard to crop prospects, pros-pects, but their operations were not sufficiently suffi-ciently extended to place the market under un-der notifiable pressure. Trading In the new Panama bonds continued active, nearly $1,000,000 of these securities being be-ing sold on the "curb" In the first few minutes of trading at .02 to lOSft. Virginia-Carolina Chemical rallied after Its extended decline and gained a point-International point-International Harvester lost a point and Blops-flheftield ftteel X. Bonds were steady. Home of the higher priced ltirttve specialties, spe-cialties, such as American Telephone and ' Telegraph, Internationa Harvester and I'nlted Htatea Htee) preferred weakened miter midday, but th general market was i little changed. -Th rerommeadatlosa ef the eHreetor of the Amrrti-n Telephone company to Increase the capitalisation $50,000,000 was followed by extensive liquidation of the shsres, which fell 2 despite the conclusion conclu-sion of successful negotiations to list the stocks In Paris. Western Union also gave way 1 In sympathy and some other specialties turned heavy. Denver A Rio Grande preferred sagged It Railroad stocks generally were neglected and the active stocks were virtually at a standstill. stand-still. Th market closed steady. Reports of crop damage had more weight In the final hour and the entire market went off sharply. The Hat also wss sffected by the special weakness of Canadian Pacific, Denver V Rio Grande preferred and American Telephone. In the last few minutes covering of shorts strengthened th usual market leaders. Btoek List Cloaa. Amalgamated Copper, ?o; American Beet Sug-ar. 64; American Car and Foundry. 6 hid; American Cotton OH. 51 American teOcomotlve, 42i ; American Ameri-can BmeJtlng and Refining, ft:!: American Mmeltlng and Refining preferred. 1071; American Sugar Refining, ISO; Anaconda Mining company. 41: Atchison, 114; Atlantic At-lantic Coast Line. 131ft; Baltimore h Ohio, 107; Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 80; Canadian Cana-dian Pacific, 2SRft; Chesapeake Ohio. 84; Chicago Northwestern. 148 bid;. Chicago, Chi-cago, Milwaukee A Ht. Paul, ?7c; Colorado Colo-rado Fuel and Iron, 141; Colorado A Southern, 64; Delaware Hudson, 172 bid; Denver A Rio Grande. ?S; Denver A Rio Grande preferred. fS. Erie. 8ft. Great Northern preferred, 13ft; Great Northern Ore Certificates. J hid; Illinois Central, lOf; Interborough Metropolitan. 18 bid; Interborough Metropolitan preferred, pre-ferred, 511; Louisville Nashville. Ulft; Missouri Pacific, (Oft; Missouri. Kansas A Texas, 87; National Biscuit. 136ft; National Lead. Ml; New York Central. 101, Norfolk Nor-folk A Western. 10H; Northern Pacific, 18.1: Pacific Mall. 37: Pennsylvania, 174ft; People's Gas. lft; Pullman Palace Car. Ulft bid; Reading. fW. Rock Island company. com-pany. 131; Rock Inland company preferred. pre-ferred. tVft: Moutnern Pacific, 1-'"; Southern Railway, lift: Union Pacific, lxbft; I'nlted Htates (Steel, 7; I'nlted Ht.. lea Hteel nreferred. U; Wabash, 17;, Wabash preferred, 1M: Western l'nlon, 7Rft; Standard OH. s&O; Lehigh Valley, ! 178. |