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Union Pacific and ReadingActive features

TRACTION STOCKS DOWN

InterOIet and Third Avenne TakeFurther Drops Ifail are of StockExchange Firm Without ttffect onPrices Hit of Unconfirmed BullNews Cheers the Street

New York Aug 22 The market opena3T irregular this morning but with onlymoderate changes from lasting level of quotations and In many ofthe active issues the opening prices werethe lowest of the day An upward move-ment began almost at the commencementof business and continued with slight inter uption until about 2 oclock fromwhich time until the end there was con-

siderable hesitancy and moderateamount of profittaking by the profes-sional element who thought for the timebeing the rally bad gone far enough

There wee a slightly better tae to theLondon market on account of the deci-sion of the directors of the Bank of Eng-land to leave the discount rate oncfcangedfor the present but the good impressionproduced by this and by the strong week-ly statement of condition was later offsetby a report that t e institution was de-clining to discount hUla where the ma-turities were at date beyond the end ofSeptemberUnion Pacific and RendIng ActiveUnion Pacific was the feature of our

market in point of activity with Read-Ing holding second place in this respectand both scored advances of about twopoints on the day with every indicationthat a great part of the buying of eachrepresented the covering of short contract The Hill stocks also made largegains and some active issues like Delaware and Hudson National Lead andthe Republic Iron and Steel stocks scoredlarge advances on comparatively fewtransactions

On the other hand the InterboroughMet-ropplitan Issues were again weak andThird avenue declined S points to a asmlow record for the present movement anrumors that the dividend on laterboroughMetropolitan preferred wouldpassed and that dividends of subordinatecompanies would not be paid unless earned even in the cue of the properties heldunder lease

Affected ny FailureThe fact that the announcement of the

small failure on the floor of the stockexchange around 11 oclock did not causea halt in the rally then under way tend-ed to give the market a greater appearance of strength than it had displayedfor some time past and on the idea thatIt was useless to fight against a risewhich could not be checked by bad newsspeculative interests having commitments-on th short side proceeded to buy stocksfor the covering of their contracts Itdid not seem however as if the largershorts were disturbed or that Jndeedthe announcement of the faUure came asa surprise to important Interests in thestreet and except that it gave rise to arecurrence of disturbing rumors it wasof rio real consequence whatever

nan Itamor Uuoon firmedA story which was used with some

effect in intimidating the bears creditedleading banker with plans for righting

the situation and restoring dwftdence butthere did not seem to be any substantial grounds upon which to base suchassertions It was said that either Har-riman now on the Pacific Oust hadwired assurances to his associates inthis city that the business outlook Inthe West never was better than at pennent and that pointed toa large fall business and the vice presi-dent of the Chicago Burlington andQuincy made a statement that his roadwas earning on an average 390MM aweek more than at this time last yearand that the crops were in tee condi-tion

Time money was in small supply butthe exchange markets were easier on ac-count of the Bank of Englands actionin continuing its 4 per cent discount

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Failure of Wall Street Firm Laiat Canflclda Door

New York Aug Jt The failure of MiltaEros Co a Wall firm was nflounced today on the stock axclianseand it if wild tliat the aeoount df Hieh-

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A report that the failure was connectedwith the failure last fall of James WKenning was positively denied by Henninys friends who said he paid the Millscompany ia full

The story in tIle stock exchange is thatthe firm was carrying a large amount ofstocks for Canfield It is alleged thatC uiflelds margins were running low andthat the firm closed out his accounts thatCanfleM claimed he had not been givendue notice and insisted that his stocksbe replaced or delivered to him whichthe firm was unable to

was said this afternoon the firmwould probably soon resume The storythat Canftelds account caused the sus-pension was denied at the office of the

but In other quarters of Wallstreet it was said that the gamblerprince had lost 300000 by the failure

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MARKET DULL BUT STRONG

Conditions Not Be Improvedby Heavy Government Depositsexult AVoulrt lie IlcManrntloii of

Gold Shipments Abroad HeavyOregon Failure Not a Bull Factor

New York Aug 21 The failure ofMills Broa Co far from jarr-ing the market did not as much as disturb it in th slightest degreeago bad the failure jbatin announced onone of the violent breaks it might havebeen considered the first game bagged bySportsman Bonaparte and an indicationthat he would make good the boast ofkilling his bag

Since that time however both Bankersand brokers having had an abundant timeto canvass the situation have como to theconclusion that none of the better knownand more houses are vulnerablewhatever may be the condition of a fewlately organized or small concerns andhave decided that the only big gamelikely to tall in the Bonaparte bug Is inmercantile and industrial circles ratherthan in the financial district

Aa has been repeatedly pointed outbrokerage houses generally have beenvery careful recently in insisting on cus-

tomers supplying ample margins Brok-ers went through the March decline withbut few casualties and they have gonethrough the August docllne with but oneto date simply because business hasbeen transacted with a greater careprobably than previously in the historyof the street That the Mills firm wasan exception this rule It was reportedwas due to a bit of misplaced confidence-in or misunderstanding with one of thebest known gamblers in the world whohas been losing more money in Wallstreet could make in legitimate

With the general understanding of themost likely solution of the InterboroughMetropolitan problem that IB the sus-pension of InterboroughMetropolitan

and Metropolitan dividends therewee no market depression caused byfurther declines in those two securi-ties Apparently It was the Impressionthat there was a future for both stockseven if dividends under the stress ofpresent circumstances are peeled or re-duced

The covering of it was believedconstituted the greater part of the daysbuying la the stock market Accord-ing to some reports there was coveringof W there of Union Pacific aloneand various estimates placed the extentof tbe short interest at the beginning ofthe day all the way from 3600M to SWiWsham

It was rather a dull market but a bet-ter one than on aajr previous day of

week TJxmgh most of the gains wereattributed to short coverIngs indicationsof a revival of substantial buying powerwere noted ia gates hi prices of manyspecialties and not particularly activestocks

Mr Harriman waa quoted a telegraph-ing OB from Sew Francisco

The outlook in UM West Was neverbetter It te today We look for abig fall business

of the failure of a Oregon trustcompany with IMMM deposits some-what tempered the joy over this declara-tion

The Bank of England failed to raises therate of discount and demand sterling ac-

cordingly dropped off 39 points The4S765 anti JTTv was however

high enough to induce bankers to dis-courage those who have been arguing forthe deposit of government money in thebanks If the Secretary should place anyamount of money whether it isor 530000000 in the banks at this timeit was contended the relief would goto London or Germany and not to thiscountry Inevitably the effect would bethe resumption of the gold export movement on a large scale for both Englandand Germany have sent securities here insuch volume that have turnedbalance of trade for the time beinjagainst us There are some bankers whocontend that gold shipments to Germanycannot be avoided in any event Laterwten credits have been established bygrain and cotton bills and the cropmoving period is at its height the Sec-retary might deposit money It was saidwith more beneficial results

LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP-

The chief feature of the market yesday on the Washington Stock Exchange

the return of one of the supporters-of Capital Traction and the rapid biddingup of that issue from 129 to 131 1S Thebidding brought out none of the stockthough one broker said he had GO sharesto sell but his figures were each timelittle above the bid pries

In comparison with the bulge in CapitalTraction both the ommon and preferredshares of Washington Railway and Electric suffered relapses the preferred

special weakness

Mitchell Mining was supplied in anyamount to please from iOshare lots upto 300 shares all selling at 2 and fractionsabove Indeed so much money is tiedup in Mitchell in Washington that holders are ready to sell on even fractionalrises most of them having come to theconclusion that they can do better withthe money than by playing the waitinggame any longer

Other trading was of small volume

Opinions on the New York marketE B Crew of Henry Clews Co

Cable advices report a better feeling inLondon on short covering neverthelessthe quotations tor American stocks wereconsiderably below the New York parityand the Bank of Englands reserve is reduced from 5060 per cent last week to4S30 per cent this week As far as thehome situation is concerned there is noactual change in the underlying conditionsfor the better but It is apparent thatstrong support has given to the market for the last two days for the purposeof arresting undue liquidation Thestocks thus acquired by the Insiders arealways fed out again as soon as themarket will take them The outstandingshort Interest for some past nasbeen quite extended and is still largeThe covering from this source is cal-culated to bring about rallies from timeto time but there is no Indication thatthe corner has beep turned The moneysituation Is gradually growing more intense It does not seem advisable tocommit oneself to any extent on thelong side

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This steadiness caused further demandfor stocks from the shorts and themarket advanced quite steadily untilnoon by which time Union Pacific andReading were quoted at higher pricesthan at any time since the last breakThere was a dreath of news professionaloperators assumed a waitingnnd commision houses although consid-erably more optimistic hesitated to advise purchases on this rajlv The lasttwo hours of the session wers dull witha sagging tendency I am of the opinionthat the rally should be attributed toshort covering and would advise wait-ing a further reaction

Benjamin Woodruff of Post FlaggThe market showed considerable recu-

perative powers Most of buying wasby shorts but there was little or noliquidation The people are taking alittle more farorabte view of the situa-tion element of panic stemsto be entirely lacking Messrs MillsBi s Co announced their failure toward midday but it was unimportantand had no effect on the market It wassuspected by some that they had prob-ably gone short of the market and really

was a bear failure Timemoney conditions are still very unsat-isfactory it being impossible to borrowany money over the end of the year

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New York ABC 22 Sloney on call at the stockexchange today opened at 34 per reel bleb 3low 2U closing 344 Most of the loans were at2 per cent

Time money csatlaBed very scarce White deawBdwas not particularly argent a neck larger bttsiaeMwas Indicated RhIne were 6 rioT cent for thirtydays 6a6i per cent for ninety dJS 8Ha7 per centfor four to six months

Mercantile paper without Practically nodemand in the larger money centers the few salesreported beIng roamed to saaH muitry banksRates T6a7 per cent for four to sU months bIllsreceivable and prime single T per cent tadupward for others

Sterling market steady but rates iarimff thefeU sharply demand selling down to 48fS5 or

39 points below yesterdays closing In the afterneon there was a slight rally Rates for actualbusiness were AS follows Sixty days 4SS05a4S310demand 4E76iLST65 cables t8SBa4S83D

bills were 4E2aJ83 The supply of grain andcotton bills was scarce none being offered

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Chicago Aug tt Wheat reatted fUnrjrfr todJowing to the wild d Bce of youerday Cablespwred unrefpomiTe The adrenee had oarried themarket above export limits M WM ertteMd hrfailure of foreigners to accept nag vrbwt offeredever Right The lateral hers Ins beenlargely eliminated and there were manyIMBT Investors who anxious to unload TheTcetiUlng decline hem already dewed the spun

atmosphere There to Wg demand for cashwheat on decline of No 2 bard beingmade at equal to SB prorates over the futureThere k alto a healthy wntliaeat bawd on the be-

lief that biter oooflroatto of Northwestern deaaaeswill be worse than the first Antwerp shows greatstrength Local 151698 btnbeb inertlyNo 2 bud but MHM of nd wtoter Seaboard tales35 load

Corn weekend with wfeoat became of increasedby Ute oMwtry ftdvMoed bids sent

out last night and OB forth IfctAfation Mica by

leadinc tone who had sold heavily ytrtenky Thecorn toW yesterday bad not digestedtaorottealr The weather wa Mttte moreaWe light raise in eastern half of Kaww ia JUttwentyfour boon Warmer weather generally

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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Chicago Aug 22 CATTLE Receipts 6000Steady Prime beeves 5508736 poor to median43a545 3tocktre and feeders 269e500 cam andhectare 2Jte5J8 canners UlaiSI Texan XiSalff-

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firmSHEEPXD LAMBSReoeipte 4400 Sheep

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OHOGSReoeipts 2MO Feeling a trifle firmer onBuffalo advices No sates reported before ebinge

POSTMASTERS ELECT OFFICERS

National Convention Will Meet atChattanooga Xext Year

Aug 22 The annual nationalconvention of Postmasters concluded Itssessions here today by selecting Chattanooga Tenn for the next meeting placeand electing the following officers

President J L White Burlington Iowa firstsire president Hesry Klan Jr Savannah Gaarmed TCS president B N Morgan New Yoikthird rico president P B Withoft Daytofi Ohiofourth rice president j R Slier Lincoln Nebrfifth rios president Sobel Erie Pa andtreasurer Gen Thomas C Lawler Rockford lIt

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Thursday Auguat 22 1007Equity Court No 1

JUSTICE STAFFORDBricga n Gadding at aL reference to

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extended to October 1 1937 GonpbimBts didW H Sboto and hates Warns delcadaais

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BOBHS BBS George K Howard et or to JWM HWitoon and Levte S Frey to secure dtfaeasEquitable AsocaaUea ut GeorsetowB-H Se parts X 4 8 and 1L

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THE WASHINGTON HERALD baathe largest morning circulation In theDistrict of Columbia Itcmembor TheHerald when placing legal advertisemeats

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Asntey L HerrIng 24 of Staunton Va andMary M Tones 23 of Waywabaro Va Ray Rich-

ard R RJede-JJoteph C Fakteiab 22 mad Clara L Walton 13

both of Richmond Vs ReT D a iUcLsodArthur E Koopnum 37 of New York City and

Ida B McLanrk S3 ef Brooklyn N Y Lewis LONeal justice of the peace

Patrick Tiereer 27 anti Mary A Fitzpatrick 31Rer Patrick B Orara

Harvey A Arnold 44 and Cantya M Bebst 33

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head L FraMer of GrecalcTd Md and lieudelta Harris 3 of Petersburg Va Rer WalterH Brooks

DEATH RECORDMorn Lcria MM 7th st nw 31 yearsHaanab H Mulloy 1901 Sib st nw S3 yearsFlorence L Perkins 32 Grant pL nw 43 yearsSarah K Knee BrJghtwood D C 78

Frederick S Kimbuk 354 B st ne 60 yearsMary C Reeret Emergency Hospital 31 yeanEliza Warden Home for Incurables E6 yearsWelbr Bradsiuw 2244 11th st nw M monthsLou Moore Brightwood D C T monthsGeorge Bookman 1102 L st nw 3 months

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Prudence and ProgressAre inseparably linked in the history of thegrowth of the Vashington Loan and TrustCompany

The permanent progress made by thiscompany is largely the outcome of the pru-dence shown management No questioncan ever arise as to safety of funds intrusted to its care

INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS

THEWASHINGTON LOAN TRUST

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LOAN COMPANIES

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CAPITAL LOANJ Can and Will You

loan money on Furniture and Pianos atminimum rate of interest Loans with com-panies paid off and larger sam advanced at alower rate than you are now seyia

602 F Street N WESTABLISHED 1878

Sudden ChangesFrom Harpers Weekly

Evelyn I hear teat Reggy Windy calledhte new motor boat tl Lobsier

but It isnt a lobster nownot

George Because It turned turtle

The Retort CourteensFrom Punch

Old cab driver at the end of a some-what heated argument 1 know wots thematter with you the winds got in thatole in yar end and set yer tongue wa

SUm ChancesFrom Puck

Injured man What do you think of inychances doctor

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