The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-02
Wall Street Bears Unable to Make
Roadway.
MANY STOCKS ARE HIGHER
Low-PRICED SHARES ATTRACT
ED MUCH ATTENTION.
Denver & Rio Grande Advanced 2
Points On the Cripple Creek Gold
Strikes-Heavy Trading In Texas
Pacifc--Lsad Is Still On the Up
grade, as Also Copper.

New York, Feb. 1.-Many SpeclaltieS
made sharp advances today. while the
changes in the railways were rather
mixed. Interest conferred largely in low
priced stocks, as is shown by the dealings
of 5000 shares in Texas Pacific and 4,oO0
in Denver & Rio Grande, which made eX-
IRENE advances of points each. Atchi-
son preferred. which of late has been a
bear target. made an advance of about 2
points on transactions OF 10000 shares.
Among the other strong stocks were Chi
cago, Cleveland, Cincinnati x St Louis.
DeS Moines q Fort Dodge. Manhattan,
Mobile * Ohio, Lake Erie 4 Western and
Twin City Rapid Transit made advances
of points, aside from the last mentioned,
which rose and lost half of it, New
York, New Haven & Hartford advanced o
points, and New York Air Brake, after an
initial break of points, rose 9.
London was a seller on balance of about
5000 shares, but was a purchaser in the
lower under bear pressure and commits
sion house realizations. The reaction
reached a point in only a few shares,
which embraced some of the sDecialties,
Louisville, New Jersey Central and Pitts
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati st. Louis
The decline in standard stocks was
checked after fractional recessionS on the
appearance of buying orders, which
caused a renewed advance and standard
stocks rallied above yesterdays close
Sugar was attacked. thus checking the
N.
fluctuations. Sugar ended with a small
gain.
The reported gold developments in Col
orado lent strength TO Denver a Rio
Grande, and its semi-annual statement
was also a supporting factor. Manhattan's
rise was probably on advance information
of the provisions for loan for electrical
equipment The bears, as usual sought
to bring about reaction in the last
hours. but the offerings We're well taken
and as soon as pressure was removed the
market closed firm. The St Paul weekly
statement of gross earnings, which often,
according as they are more or less favor
able, have a distinct upon the market, did
not appear today, and 1t was said they
would be given out Saturday night.
The bond market maintained a very
strong tone throughout. with exceptional
strength in Texas & Pacific seconds. New
Haven debentuTeS and Wisconsin Central
firsts. The latter rose ~ to ssh. but re-
acted to 65l2. Total sales. Sc, 325 900. United
States new IS coupon advanced Is in the
bid price.
Total sales of stocks today were ST. 200
shares, including Atchison p, 400; Atchi-
son preferred, SO $50; Central Pacific. 800;
Chesapeake & Ohio. 1850; Burlington,
$3.50; Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati &
ST: Louis. 1884; Denver & Rio Grande,
4.520; Denver & Rio Grande preferred,
1920; Louisville & Nashville. 1900; Man
haitian, 2l 4S9: Reading. preferred; 1850:
MINNEAPOLIS & st. Louis, $500; Missouri
Pacific. 1850; Mobile & Ohio. 6120; New
York Central, 1920: North American.
Pacific preferred, 6,710; Ontario & West
ern. 500: Reading. 800: Rock Island.
1000: st. Louis & San Francisco. $50; st.
Louis & San Francisco second preferred
$3.50: Union Pacific 10. $50: Union Pacific
preferred. 1900; St. Paul. 20S20; Southern
Pacific, 1891; Southern railway, $3.50;
Southern railway preferred. 1910; Texas
4 Pacific 90 200; Wabash preferred, 4,640;
Cotton Oil. $3.50; Tobacco. $3.50: Steel.
14.020; Steel preferred. 1890: Peoples Gas.
7.2l3; Consolidated Gas. 6.S25: Brooklyn
a mid Pan eif orfF NTa1 n
Sugar. 20 020; Tennessee Coal e Iron, $500:
Rubber, >, 125: st. Louis & Southwestern
preferred, 5000; Chicago Great Western,
BOND QUOTATIONS.
az. S. IS. 1067s Nor Pac. 1s.....116
L. S n. As reg. .12SSs "Nor. Pac 3s.... 6S1a
~ S. n As coup 1854 Nor; Pac. Is. =. .1O31s
7. 3. IS Is F ca;,p Il2s N y: c. & 1o7
L. S. 2s.......... IS n. & w. 6s.....129
u 5; IS reg. --lil1@ Northwest. cor. 144A
'District 3 .65s....1 l7lls ore. Nav ls.....IIsl4
Atchison 4s..... 1915 Ore. Nav. Is 1901,
Adjustment As. So so. S. L. 6s. l. rI29
Can. So. 2s......11lla o. S. L. IS. t. r..1115s
Chic. Term. As. 95ll r. G. W. Is 943s
c. &, o. 5s.....-..11Sla St. L. & Iron NJ.
c.. II. & D. 41zs1Qi2s con. IS ........111
D. & r. G. Is 1881 St. l. & San f.
d. & r. G. As. .101 gen. 6S .I2314
East Tenn. Is. l0414 ST. Paul con-. 1929
Erie Gen. 4s-..-- 75 St p c & p Is .119
FL W. q u. Is, 81 L & * L 0S. .l2lla
t. r....-......... S624 Southern Ry 5s. .106
Gen Elec. 5s... .1l24 STANDARD Rope
&c II & S \ IS. .109 & Irvine 6s... Sc
G. II. & S. A. 2s.107 T. p. l.. G. ls1lI
II. & 7. c. 5s....110 Reg 2nds.. 80
Fl. & T. c. c. 6s. 10 L. p, D. & G. Is 81
Ia. Central Is. 1922 Wab. LIST 5s 1l5h
!. & n. L. As. 96H sWab. 2nds.. 974
Pac. con. s.....1143s West Shore IS. .1l25s
*M., X. & T. Is. 67s. Wis Cent Is. 65iS
NJ. X. & T. As. "a P. 4s. 1O42.
y. Y. Central 1s.11715 Colo. So. 4s $751;
y. j. Central 5s .11512