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Show which seem more than likely to occur T from time to time. Hornblowor &. Weeks' Copper Letter, Let-ter, Boston. The trading In Boston coppers today wa very light, most or It being by traders. Change were only fractional. There wa fom good support on weak spots. On ve,i' spots. It is the general opinion of those who are considered the best Judges that purchases will show good returns. William Gallagher Wires. New York. Nevada Hills was the active ock today, and on sales of 22.000. Ihl3 stork sold from to $1.88. The buying was of the best, and t look for hlghfr prices on it. Ray Consolidated The west s-Md thin Block; the buying is very pood, mostly most-ly for foreign account. This stock Is due for a sharp rally; market 1 9 very bare of stock. Flalanee of the list was without feature, prices holding steady. Look for better prlres all around, enpeclallv Rav Consolidated. Chlno. Miami, Cddfleld Consolidated and Nevada Hills. SENTIMENT IS SLOWLY TURNING TO OPTIMISM James A, Pollock & Co., bankers and brokers of Salt Lake, furnish the following, received over their private wire yesterday afternoon: Paine, Wemmer & Co Letter, Boston. Bos-ton. Encouragement was given members mem-bers to sell the market this morning at tho opening. Early quotations showed losses all through the list, but the decline did not go far. The bears aro getting discouraged because they are unable to force any real liquidation. liquida-tion. Amalgamated is very scarce and shows the largest outstanilng short interest Local coppers showed Uttlo change, for the sentiment Is slowly getting to be more bullish. North Butte, Copper Range, Lake Copper, Indiana and Balaklava were all fractionally higher, and we think any of them can be conservatively purchased for a 3 to f. point rise. Legau & Bryan Stock letter. New York The action of the St Paul directors di-rectors In declaring the regular dlvl-dent dlvl-dent on the common Issue did much toward creating a better feeling and the result of the meeting of the Atchison Atch-ison directors tomorrow will undoubtedly undoubt-edly be anxiously awaited. Further talk of gold Imports was heard, and In this connection It Is Interesting to note that the New York banks continue con-tinue to loae heavily to the sub-treasury, and were It not for "the crastlc liquidation during the past few sessions, ses-sions, which will undoubtedly resurt In a contraction of the loan Item. It would seem that a substantial reduction reduc-tion In the reserve against depostts would be- witnessed. As Indicated In our dispatches, during today's pession the odd-lot Investment demand has improved materially, but the ro-jnd-lot buying seems to be for the most part In the nature, of covering short contracts, con-tracts, which, under ext-tlng conditions, condi-tions, does not serve to strengthen he position of the list The government govern-ment grain reprt ard the copper producers' pro-ducers' report will b issued tomorrow tomor-row and will probably greatly Influence Influ-ence trading. We would adhere to the policy cf lightering accounts on the advance! in anticipation of nia-lcg nia-lcg moderate purcha.s. on the drlTes, |