New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

-. ma. ,,,rolv a traders affair, in which
some operators thought 1t wise 10 Close tnoi' W..
tracts while others considered IL a soou '''''' ~
increase their lines. Substantial market
vero not active, but they were READY 10 an ~.
.o,.u,,os Tho rcport Of the so-caled Vanderoht-
Ionrsvlvania deal-which became ancient hiS'o'S
soma time ago-had no particular i'i'ueh0e Up"
-, Tho chief effect OF this factor peihs &c
e,,od In heavy purchases Of the STOCKS cohceinu
,or Euronean account. The Leather stoch S"
u,os again In operation, the price OF the WI
socuritv sinking back to the Level OF H. rum VIZ"
I. rocentlv started on its course to ~ lneio
,on, cheap stocks with valuable equltles' ou
n''i., .or,rcon IL not one OF them STANDARD
60, r,,re has n brighter future. and II was
~ demand Yesterday American Lnseed issues
,,.oro uau bought. and both the common ana pre-
forred made further upward progress. -No ~
I'D Issues were active at advancing prices aiso
IacIede Gas Louisville and nashville I eueia 80
and BrooA.vn Rapid Transit Ne" ioln -
penpsvlvania. Baltimore and Ohio ana Chesapeaho
ga Ohio we're heavy on realizing sales Mannat-
o.. mas firm. also Southern Pacific Inc last
named stock promises to go to the Level OF Atcn9o
nreferred North American and PEORIA De1a, ,
and Evansville were active among the cheap
Iaclede Gas was bid up by brokers reple 100
inside interests A A. Housman o. 20. "eto To-
buvers OF Northern Pacific preterreu W. - tha
cold Leather common. II. Content CO. were '"'
heaviest buyers =, -.
some Of the buyers and sellers were ,o,,obt
IGs Wormser G5OW and Worden g o 90 IA TIue n
pennsvIyania; r. H. Bssell q Co @UgV Ohio nre-
Nichols g. Co bought Baltimore re, anu ma Sharp &
fcrred. Henry Brothers g. co; QW ana -n or Pa
Rrvan sold Henry Brothers % soy y Crane
cidc 20 F. Raynor & CO. and D. 6 =; ar e. Co
S IN, sugar Refining. c. Minzeshelmer o. On
" ga and r St Goar bought Leather coir,"o II
CS'VV9ly Quincy &. Co ]. NJ. Shaw o. ~ o.
ri ~; ~ e. - and O. c. De Grove solo 5,dt1
bonght chesapeake and Ohio. Hane q ornIonn
bouSht 600 Manhattan and 1000 Atcnsoit hnreer
n Content & Co. J. Raynor and H. q 2 nSo 70 o6M
bought Leather common; Theodore W ~ 060 I NJ
Harris & Fuller 10000. Leo Levy 49, & oS6I
soId J Bianchi 1000 and Ladenburg bin. r L.
e 90 y 600 bought Chesapeake ana p Wi & Co
MaDoon ir g. Co q 600 sold. r. a. Blssen % oSW
70 CO.. ~ IN sold Pennsylvania. N SpIo1te 0O9
49, III e. 20 Is COO r. W. SaVn * 20. pYvoII
~ Alien e. Co 900 bought Leather S0 dTdI
o. = Quincy q co. (20OoOl, p , CnaPt, 1oy e. "a
G. Cote & Co 5000 and Body M Nc and u
%icboIas e. Co bought Baltimore ana oPIo
tred. sIel & Co sold. Wassermann brotne b,
leE En ,eoI & Co and w f. Tunis Co DOUGH-
N@Tfhern facifc preferred T. H. Kerr V, reyerTed
icatber w r. Oliver bought AtchIson 7. Sortb.
81 81 60 and T. H. Griese & co. boug1t, MI y
rn pocINc Common; Andrews Sc Crisis ana fisite oS
etI9itz bought 5000 Atchison common anu i sCG
Standard Rope and Irvine. j > Bache o. ~ = 20
bo Ipbt American Tobacco; Weaver, Harris * 49,, 80
sold In addition to the sci ers OF Leate' o. 0n and
oJroadv noted NJ c. Bowler & Co SOLO ON an
49, Wallace & Co. 10000 shares. W X Hoq ~,
III e % Il 00O bought Pennsylvania; X ~ BIS
Ill E. % about 1000 sold. J. n. Grleset ~ -
sold Sugar. Halle & Stieghtz bought '''' "a"
hot