New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
CHARACTER OLE TRADING.

Speculative activity was confined to Few Oh VIC
railroad and Industrial issues. with the ne'
dealings in Baltimore and Ohio. Union Pacinc Con
solldated Gas Federal Steel Pennsylvania ''
ern Pacific and United States Leather co"Ih' ,.'
Consolidated Gas was sold down by traders Bait-
more and Ohio preferred made maximum" az
vance OF points good buying, IN par' Ioi loi
eign account and Union Pacific advanced on eA1e
lent local buying. although 1t was soia ny i !,
Federal Steel was taken by Flower proheis "
commission houses The coal Stocks were S0
what heavy, but in the final dealings they aoS
vanced with the rest Of the list. southern a0''o
was strong and In good demand. big lots pe'hs d
feature of the transactions Hooking Valley pre-
ferred advanced on the dividend declaration. Inc
break IN United States Leather common III inc
afternoon due TO heavy selling salu ~ iep'.
sent Standard Oil interests. Wells heirlcN ~
Hicks sold 5000 shares IL. Content q Co VVV anu
J. NJ Leopold 1000 on the decline Talbot j. ray
lor q Co. were active buyers. The recent thiHole-
rigging in Leather stock is being followed by the
usual punishment for the people who bought IL
above 30. r. w Savin * Co traded III pJWy sia % .
of baltimore and Ohio preferred. ID. NJ. Worden q
90 bought 25 90 shares and Sterling Groesoeck
2OCOO shares Housman brokers were big buyers
of Union Pacific. In Consolidated Gas. strong t'
Surges * Co and Burras Il klopfer were heavy
buyers. A. J. Wormser sold o,VO shafes' hohuoi
sold in all about 5000 shares
Some Of the buyers and sellers were: H. Bross q
Co0.00) sold Baltimore and Ohio preferred; HAZE az
Halle & Stleglitz 1000 bought Standard Rope ana
Irvine: NJ g. Bowler (Z.OOO and Rolston ~ pass
1900 bought Union Pacific common; Dominlck q
Domnick q 500 bought Union Pacific pTeie'Ied'
otto Kohn 1000 bought Baltimore and ONO pre-
ferred; J. j. Manning II. /. Judson Co, II. II;
Hotchkiss jr. +. Nathan. j. S. Bach u 20 ana
II. Clews & Co. bought Leather preferred; watson
a Brown O.OOO) J. d. Smith & Co. and T, l.. Man
son ir sold Hatch & Foote bought ST. fauI'
London and J. NJ AInory & Son Sold Tunstah q
Co. 5000 sold Reading first preferred; L & d
Wormser. NJ. c. Bowler. r. Content & co , ahr
& Powell 1000 bought Southern Paciic I mon I9t
Pacifc-Housman & co. G,0c0), II. Nicholas QOJ);
and T. j. Taylor e CO. q COD bought Baltimore ana
Ohio preferred-Groesbeck Sterling lZ5o In az ;,
Savin q Co Il OOO and J. NJ. Shaw Q,OyO bought
J. j. Manning sold. Southern Pacifc-Halle & Steg-
tz bought $500. Pennsylvania-H. d. Spear oought
and bid up Baltimore and Ohio preferred; v an an
Emburgh 4 Atterbury and II. Content ana N9 SSn
10000 in alb bought; Dtman $500 FIELD ana I'm
& Co. sold. Halle Steglitz sold 5go nbo
Hoop-Cuyler Morgan bought. Baltimore ana C ni
preferred-Content 5000 and W0rden I'm ,,nl
bought; Halle & Stiegitz sold 5000 Mlre--l IN IN
stall & Co. bought 80. I;eatherMR W. MeW HS1
and NJ c. Bowler (2O0O sold. Baltimore ana O ool
preferred ormser 0000) and Worden C9'S,
bought; Rutter * crosse sold 1000. j. D Barhes az
Co bought American Tobacco A. q. :. o1Ee
(2Oy0) T. j. Taylor & Co. and II J. Nicholas q o ~
bought Union Pacific common; +. c, AnnesS wv
W l.. Stow and W b. Oliver sold Groespe &c oo0 az
Sterling (25CoO in all today. J. Manning GWv1
and J. w Davis & Co. $500 bought Ba,Iinore anu
Ohio preferred; Worden g. Co. Q,OOO sold