New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-29
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

rboro was an excellent demand for eW-fork
Central Pennsylvania, Union PACING BatiHore
and Ohio preferred. Chesapeake and ONO ana
"RIp Four from interests we'll Informed regard
ing the progress of affairs affecting the compa-
.to concerned II was said on good authority
that Vanderbilt interests were heavy buyers OF
pennsvlvania both yesterday and on MONDAY,
while London was also known to have taken rouhu
amounts Of this stock London bought IN yester-
davis market from 1900 to Oo)O shares on oaahce'
Ruvine of Chesapeake and Ohio doubtless lore
shadows some important move affecting the tut
ure Of the company and It's relations TO BIG
Four" which IL now out and out NanderOil
property Manhattan shorts covered In the carry
dealings while throughout the list there was no
effort made to depress values Federal steer was
in demand from prominent commission houses.
also Northern Pacific and Peoria, Decatur ana
Evansville American Lnseed issues were oought
for local and out of town accounts for cash Inc
IInseed company is actually earning DIG
dividend on the common stock. and IL Is tnouSHt
that az soon as this fact becomes more generdlIy
known both the common and preferred Will sen
materially higher The preferred pays per cent
but sells under 81. while the common rules al 10.
These issues present an example OF STOCK marhet
Inconsistencies Southern Pacific was in good de-
mand for the foreign account. or the railroad
stocks Baltimore and Ohio preferred and Chesa-
peake and Ohio supplied the heaviest TRANSACTIONS
The United States Leather directors raised the
nrpferrpd dividend
The common stock appears to be working back TO
the level from which it started on its recent up
ward movement Such manipulation as witnessed
In Leather common Is worthy Of official lnVesu-
CATION by the Stock Exchange authorities ~ 10
as bad as a Franklin Syndicate.
Some Of the buyers and sellers were: d. Bacon
q OOW bought St Paul. Weaver. Harris & co.
and c. Alinzesheimer & Co. G,50O bought Man
haitian; D. Lapsley & Co. sold. Ladenourg' Ihal-
mann & Co. 1000, II 1. Judson & Co u'OVO' l.
Speigelberg l. & s. Wormser and p. A Fairchiid
bought Leather common e. 5. Chaplin & CO. NV"
sold Strong sturgis & Co. sold American To-
Content & Co bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
e. & c. Randolph. r. Waller jr. G5O0, and uH-
man Brothers bought Baltimore and ONO pre-
ferred j. r. Willlston & Co. Flower & Co.. J.
BianchI and Rolston e. Bass bought Federal steel
A. A. Housman e. Co.. Seymour, Johnson q 70,
and Dav & Heaton bought Peoria. Decatur and
Evansville; c. NJ. Dodge & Co sold d. Bacon
q 600 bought Federal steel; r. H. Thomas co.
soId D. Henry f. L. Seligsberg and Toler q
Halsev q 900 bought American Tobacco; W. D.
Sanction & Co., Pearl & Co. and keech. Loe" ~
Co 1000 sold. w. VI. Imbrie x CO. u'OV' anu
H. s Sternberger 1000 bought Leather common,
J. D. Smith & Co. sold. Strong. Sturgis q 90 ana
Cuyer Morgan & CO bought American HOOP
Strong sturgis & Co, G. IL. Bend GOW, I. A.
Harmed G. Co Maxwell e. Scovile and Henry
BROTHERS &, Co. bought Baltimore ana ONO pre-
ferred: Simmons & Sade 1000, Hallgarten o.
a O.D sold r. IL Kerr bought Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Edey1& Sons and q. NJ. Carnochan q
Co bought American Tobacco; r. H. Thomas ana
II Lapsley G. Co. sold. c. +. Carryl bought WIRE
" p oliver sold. G.. H. Bend $4,000 and W. ID.
Hatch bought Pennsylvania; Post & Flagg SOLD
! r Wuliston & Co. and f. La Montague Jr'
bought Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. Halle
& Stieglitz QOO bought Leather. Mendham
Brothers bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit H. G'
Campbell & Co bought American Tobacco. Day
e. Heaton Watson & Brown, p. y. Sproule, Lon
don and Walker Brothers bought Chesapeake ana
Ohio w H. Cranberry & Co. about 5000 bought
Leather common; Prince Whitley sold D. NJ
Amory G. Son 1900 bought Shelters preferred
n c. Bowler & Co q .OOW sold Continental To-
bacco Dcminick & Domnick C.5O bought Penn
ev1varia II T. Nicholas & Co. (2OoO bought Balu-
more and Ohio common. Muir & Powell u.vO
boucht Southern Pacific. G. T.. Dimock ana II. l.
clark & Co. bought Minneapolis and ST. Louis;
D,ttnan G. Lauer sold Jones. Maury Co Q'WW
borqbt PENNSYLVANIA. Wassermann Brothers
n ooM " f Wharton, J. i. Gladwin Q,OOO, q. B
Uonkins G. Co and w. B. Oliver bought Baltimore
and Ohio preferred: J. c. Tappn and j. kickner
sold G. BIandy Q,OoW and F. W. Savin & CO.
boupbt New-York Central; r. W. Newton u,WD
soId Worden & Co. G.OOO bought Baltimore and
Ohio common Redmond e co. bought Pennsyl-
vania. Mcintyre & Wardwe 1900 sold. T. j.
TAYLOR g. Co. bought Baltimore and OHIO pre-
ferred T. F. Raynor Co sold Manhattan D.
A Walsh and G. Bandy bought New-York Cen