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Show WALL STREET IS QUIET Dealings in Stock Market on Small Scale. OPERATIONS RESTRICTED Professional diameter Revealed by tho Reaction nt the Close Whn the Tinders Came to Take rioflts Oolna Wtro Not All Wip d Out, hut They Were Considerably Impaired by the Movement Some Confl deuce Expressed In Tuture of the Jloncy Market Rlinn New fork SHc Iindon 87 11 1 MAI) New lork I'xcbnnge II 1214 CO PI nt Vew lork exchange H20ogi2t7ti Silver nnd Drafts Netv Vork. March l-ltar Slltnr IBiic Mexican tollers 13'ic Money nnd Exchange New Vork. March I tins Money on cull siealy, ''fljt, iter ei t closing hi I nt I nskeil tsjil, per eel t I rln e mt-reantllM nnper 4tia per cent sterling exchange firm wlih irluol bis Inrss In blinkers I Ills at II 'Vn4 i'i for riemnnl nnl II Hit for slxtt It s p"sled rites II ss nnl IISsi. rommcnli! Mils IIM.JIH New York Metnls New ork March 3 -Copper was weak ntting to selling pressure an 1 tn lower foreign markets 1 rites here wire low ered about t.c tn the bid ilea lavke stood it Ufjlitjc electrolytic at 12ft l,e Vt Ixndon spot and ftitirnn close 1 nt (M rs n decline of fl Se Tin was tlrrn but spot and the bid prices were raise,! He to 2H,c r 1 res low eter were weak London close 1 1 lower at (111 10s for spot an! floo 1 and d for futures leal was unchinced here nt lUc but firm Lon Ion was also un hinged nt ill 18s d Speller was lull anl unehangel here at II " to II jo and London wns 2s d higher at 111 Iron was quiet but steadt to firm 1 ng llsl markets were const lerablt lower Glasgow closed Sis l ail Mldllesboro ai 4s 1,1 Iron warrants at New V nk close! at 111 50fJl! No 1 lojlllr) Northern ll50nltl No 2 foun Irv N rthern tKCWloo N 2 f undr Soulhern lii17ti N 1 r uiidr) Southern soft lis SOtYl" so New York Mining Stocks Am 8 A It Jl "5 I ea 1 Con t ' v preferred !r 11 Utile 1 hlef 11 Adams Con W Ontm "8 Alice II Ophlr 1 fO llreeee 51 Phuenlx f, lirnswlck Con If Potosl 10 Con Tun oil, atage 0" Con CSV 1 to lerrt Net 1) Head Terra SO Rmalf II pes 40 Horn Silver 1 i Standarl 3 28 Iron Mltcr IIOSTOS MINING STOCk1 Adtenture 123 1 Osceola 1100 Mlnuea SO ftu. Old n m 22 "5 Amal t V'i INirr t V to Ilnltle V.T Qtiln t ir f lllnghim JIM S 1-e Cop TS t al & 11 IM Tamsrnck 22V ofi tentrnnlil 17 VI Trln intaln l"V Cop Hanee V Trlrit) 1 lfj Horn Coal ' v I nl'nd l" 25 rranktln II 00 1 tah 21 Isle Iterate 0 V I i rla 1. fl Moha vk MS iW I iOna 1 "S In Iter Inc S! 01 Foreign Mfltkct New )ork Mar h 1 Th Commercial Vdtertlsers la ndon tliiantlal t tblegram sate The slock marknt was Hie anl heity the continent showing an Incllna tlon to lake the Illness of Cetll Ilhodes gritely. nllhough there was no news be ) d the mere fact of hla Illness It a eed some 1 ueuslneee lcjidlng to the relltng of South Vfrl an shares The weakness In Ihls tcparttnent alterset) Inn leneed all kin Is of si 1 ks ltlo Tin 10s fell liiv, The forlnlghtl) topper statistics show In reises In eto.ka of 3i3t tens anl In supplies f 1 tons Imerl can shares were stagnant till New ork tlnally bouchl a sma I utno ml of rtalll more n. Ohio and f Canndlan Pacific The market repal I th Hank nf tnulanl tl tiionO being tw t thirls the amount due today St Louis Wool Mnrket Ft lands March 3 Wool drm Ter flrlter) and western Montana mediums lsi17VtC line 121, c arse 12015c New York Sugar Mnrket New lork Mir h 3 iigsr Raw steal) fair reflnli K vu centrifugal - test 3e molasses s fir sc llennetl steal) No W SO Nn 7 H 10 Ni s. lino No 9 1.1 s No 10 u.a No 11 ttW No 12 Ufil No It HS No 14 I1S5 standard A an! confectioners V II SS mode V 1310 cut loaf M2S crushed IV.9S itiwlered ISvv granulated II "a cubes IS ts. Stocks ind Bonds New ork Mar h J There was some recover) In prices in t ta) s stock mar ket tut the dealings wrre on a ver) smttl scale and somewhat r sttieted In 1 pen 11 ns to the proresslni als of the smiller class The prolessl il character of the operations was also r tealeU by the rea tloi at the clos wlen the traders ime to lake their pr fltx 1 he gains were nnt all wiped out but thnt were considerably Imi Ire I 1) this m t ment The traders who bought stock 1 r teased a feeling of encour gemnt over th f let that the mid weitlter dll not exi nd 10 the winter wheat belt now del led nf Its snow env erlng The elguin 1 e attache 1 1 1 this shows that crop pi speit are now 1 1 plat 1 part In th. si k market There was also nfideuce expressed In the rut ire nf the mnnet market which setms In be enen irag d by the unruffl sl di nlllnilt) In that mirket. In the face nf the forces nf depict! n of the cieh r. series of the lank now at work Tb-trn Tb-trn rs in stotks rfend as expltnat c t their conn lenee the convict! m t some f the heavt loins which hate been taken nut i sn1l ates since the first of the ear are Is m to lie liquidated and will thus reliet the situation The public Is In the rk s to the Identity of the syndicate I rr wcrs. and as t the puipnse to whl h the I aits were appllr 1 Vnother gmun I f the linjlng of stocks was the showing mil l the railroads reporting their n 1 e rnlngs for Januar) following those r 1 1 reported on sat urday Of tho, rei rllng todat the most Important . the Union Pacini which showed an 1 rease of ll" in gross earnings f r the month and of KOTO In nei inings Lnlon TacUlc sto k lltvlf man, I 11 a slight response to this showing 1 1 It was an Indu nee In the Itrmnees f the general market Little attention a is nil,! to the re porta of the damag and InlerrutUm to traffic. b Hoods inlese It might he In the neglect of th Mocks of the railroads In the sections most ffected The reports of ciP itrs over freight rates and passenger tes In the w'est and pouihwest r lually without In Ituence JSn was il idmlsston b) vi rlois International I 11 king houses that they would un.l.ihi make large ship mente nt gold this se k In snlte of these factors the prifes mnal leaders ufter 1 decline In prices f r several cfas made their upward luri 11 the market the uncertainties n the outlook how ever were manifest In the small volume of the dealings The Chicago A Noeih western stocks mid 1 oiable sdtan es, the common rising t anl the preferred ', en a slight dem nd aald to be for investment H rk Islan t also rose St, on light trsnsa tlons There was an e rl mot erne it In ihe Cotton Oil stocks n talk of the nropns t absorption ot her rapanles In lilted trades Tennessee t oa! wns a feature on a renewal of th g well of buying for eon irol bt the I nl e.1 Stati s Steel lortKira It n and It r it one time " but I t about 1 point Cleneril h ettn r-s t A n in ber f si k boih in th j 1 o ela el wer r iMip r t w n n Jshre,wr shvrp r ir tb in the Mi n p h I la 1 Hi i Sic Mine si k ir- m n a Iviir. 1 1 tiJtnerrcf re J v t re n irknt rl ed na at consldenble re "he blind market wis lull but ' t rm , Total sale par value t2VlVo lnltnl S ites bonds were nil un hanged n the last call NFW lOIth. 110SDS 1 ( ref 2s reg lOMi t 8 Ss coll " f I S ref "s rou I nlo o 1 If ?l ,b I S Is r g m II Hlo O 4s l"-s 1 8 's ou 111 1 N r rae 4s I ib I S new Is rea Witt Nor I ac ts i I I new 4s cou I2U Nor I ac 4s - 1; S oil Is reg nn, 1 11 Pac is f lfj't I S old 4s rnu 112M. t n lac conv 4s 100 . 1 8 5s reg lost, I CI OSINO STOCK I 1ST Sales High I-o Clos Mchlson SJOii Ti "Bit 2t Atchison pfd tono r -Js .?' Baltimore O lim 1 1 IVs lfli.s Uatllmore A. O jfl . . .2, Cansvdlan Pnc 400 111, lift lit Canada r-oulh i S4, M 1 heSHpeak ft O ID 4' 4 Chicago t Alton SOD HHi 3s J? Chicago i A pfl 300 "His 1. "S Chicago 11 1S0U fi s,, ' Chicago I I ptd 100 74 1 Chicago AC! MO ljr 1HH H' Chicago A C, W 1 4fO 2S V 1 referred 1 200 n S H preferrtd too J, Jt it Chit ago , N W 1400 IB IVH if Chicago It I P S 1 1H li I hlcago I 1 T 1 1 referred 200 atVi at ,2 p t c ft 1 I ot-v 101 i2it ioot Colorado Siuth S 1st preferrel AKs H Stt 2 tn 1 1 referred 8 oon V toi 5 . Deln. Hlllson 201 inW 1724 1TI"4 Del I 4 W 1 tJllt 2v'lt 2. I) ii II d 1110 41, 41 4 .preferred 109 Mf, JJf. M, I'rle s mi V t7i 1st 1 referred 2 .V Wl, m 2n I preferred i Silt fti, SS't Ot Northern pfd t.i 1M1? I'll, l4Jt Hocking lalle) 1 referred , "3 Illinois 1 entrnl 2700 H0', 1K4 110 Iowa c ntral 4M 4l 41 4S ireferre.1 400 Wi "51a "9 Iaike Frle AW I ! H 6 1 referred 1 Ml I mils llle V 10 10411 lot's 101 Manhattan I )1 ltt't ltt't HHS Met St lit 2 OH) 11, IH MSis Mexl en 1 nniral 10 2(J TH r Mexican Nat II StO lt ll 1H Vllnn A. St L -00 in 1 Mlseiurl 1 aclflc 5i Ksjli j94 i M Ii It T ll1 2l(5 211, 24), ireferrel 7) Ml, SIlJ M, N J (.entrnl 191 N Central 1 io lajsj laaj ij, Norfolk v. W Wl it S7V5 S-i, preferre 1 J. Ontario A W 1 ttH SAW, ttH lenns)ltanla 10 IM ISOlt 1S0S Itendlng 10 500 K 561. 654 1st preferred SI 2n 1 1 referre I Hilt ej. 0"t M St I- A. S 1 in) SSt Strlt '. 1ft preferrel . ft 2n 1 preferre I 100 -JH "IH 7ft St Iauls S W 100 M tt Wi preferred 2tl 671s lit. K't t I'm! 1I9H ltl ltttl, IM preferreil 11$ Sulhernlac rsw 4i ii JJ, So it hern I!) lttsi aU V&, tti ireferrel 2 500 WI, O ill, Texas lJt 400 41 4 Hi 4.CV, 1 M I R. W 300 23 aJ " preferrel Te 4i 41 4, I nlon 1 nclflc 1 W0 9t St't Ml, preterre 1 Ms) Vi it it W'nbneh 24 23t S's ireferrel 1 !si OH O 4i, w'heellng AIT 700 i lit U4 2nd preferred 4-s) S 11 tilt Wisconsin Cen V n's 21' WS I referred ) 41 li 4, I xpress companies-Adams companies-Adams . 196 illume w Vlnerlcan 239 I nlted States US Wells 1 arko IM Mlscellaneoue Amal Copper 11 ) "w, asv, M, Am Car V I- ii'. 29 preferreil M t vl, fS Vm 1 Inseetl Oil i. It I referre I , W Am h A It . Il m ITls ?'i preferreil t St's Vnacondi XI Co 400 M tali tt Brooklvn It I ItOA 3u 4 6IS l olora 1 f A 1 iMj iSS "H ' (on Ois 'm K5', 2I'J 219 lont Tob pfi 160 at u irjt Oeneral Clectrle It) tftt 2Mt 2M Olurosr ugar l' 48 IS tl Ilocklig Cos! Is, Int I I aper IJl ireferrel 7S, Tilt ""t Inl I I ower l lcledn Das t Nnt Disc lit tn) 47H IT', 4 It Nst lal 17 Nat slt preferred North Amer W) I H I aclflc ( aat 73 I nclflc vlall 4 4" 4P, Ift leoplea 1. is 1 lm 1 100 Preieed Hi el t ir 40 H preferreil n SI 7V, St. I ullman P Car tl ltepubllc Meet 1 l to, 1H IH, Su-af""1 , M J & Tcnn 1 I lt 70. , I nlon II A P Co IM, pteferr d 100 -0 U leather 4H lit, lllfc 111, I referre I 4 4 811 SllX lilt I S 11 ibher 100 161, lit 181, preferre.! 881, I' 8 Steel 70l 4414 411. 43. prefnTre.1 14 4 Mi W M'estern I lllon tl So', O-lt, .V14 Vm loco ! t2 Sli tit, preferred l ', K 95 I ONDON CI OSINtt bTOCK-. C for mone) 91 1 1 N Cent 1'i.v, Cons for atct in, Nor A West Vnacnnda as, I referred 2 Mchlson "744 tint A West Sli, Ireferrel Jt renns)lvanla , Haiti A Ohio 1 -lJ Iteadlm. tnnadlan lac HSi, 1st ) referred in, Ches A. Ohio 47 tn I pr ferre 1 IIVj ( fit West lli ou H Tttt 1 M A St Paul Id, rrrferrcl -t, D A II fl 41 , Southern I aa Vi Ireferrel I nlon I ae lili, Lrle 3tT, Preferred sU 1st preferred eT, it s toel tj 2nd preferre 1 8"i, 1 referred 9 V, 111 cent !4tt Wabash "14 l.ouls t- Nash loot, Tretrrred 44 Jlo Kan A Tex 281, -nantih 4s , I referred Wl, nsrsllter iircertsln 21 lad per ounce Mone) 2SflHi per cent The rale of Hscnunt In the open mar ket for short bills Is M, per cent The rate of discount In the open market for three months bills Is 1 11 is per cent Elgin Butter Market Flgln III March t-The offerings of butter today aggregated 7soo pounds nf which 24 sold at fc A cent moro was offered for one lot tut wns declined Ihe market wns declared firm al J"c bales of the week were MO ml poinds Butter and Eggs New ork March I Butter Receipts 2""0 packages stead) . Male dalr Jo 2"c creamery Sank June ere mer) 1 2414C factor) 18 Jlc Lags Ileielpts SSO0 packages Arm State and rennsyltanla i. estern un candlcl at mark toe Vislblcirain Supply New lork March l-The visible sir. pl) of grain Saturday March 1st as com piled b the Sew Tork produce exchange Is as follows Wheat 84 CM ov) 1 ushels lecrejse 2j f I ushels Com 10 33 (st bushels decrease 43,ro bushels Oats ISM On) bushels Increase ll2,no bushels Ite 2,19Jf.i) bushels decrease 89 000 bushels. Barley 2,rS 00 bushels decrease "S ti) bushels |
