The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
STOCKS AND BONDS.
PhenOmcnaily Large Dealings ana
Another Rise the Features.

PhenOmcnaiiy Large Dealings ana
Another Rise the Features.
New York. Nov. 9.-To-day will prove
memorable one N the history OF tho Stock
Exchange. both by reason Of the amount
and the great variety Of the business
done The aggregate number Of shares Of
all stocks traded IN footed up go less than
i.Jiiooo shares Of listed issues and the
number 81 diffeFen, stocks dealt IN
amounted 90 III issues.
There were none ~ the enormous ind
Wduai transactions which showed Ia the
excited trading and extensive buying OF
Wednesday. Neither was there the syn
enormous movement OF the whole market
which was 30 conspicuous on Wednesday.
including the brief period Of reaction after
the nrsa upward rush OF prices. To-days
marksA on the contrary was exceedingly
varied and irregular all DAY and the ia.
rious activity continued without tnternsis-
sion or abatement from the opening until
the close DIerent stocks and different
groups Of stocks were successively
brought forward into the advance and
successfully yielded TO the pressure Of
rushed to another group. transferring
their profits from one quarter Of the mar
ket 10 be invested in another. Nothing
could be more characteristic % a genuine
bull market In fun swing. and the fact
thst the rotation OF the speculate
brought u around into the railroad group
again before the day had elapsed sdded
90 the confident sentiment for the ad-
vance.
Al the opening and during all the earlier
part OF the day the railroad stocks were
distinctly under pressure Northern Pa
elnc and the whole Of the Paeiac group.
~ well as Pennsylvania. ruled under last
nights closing level. But under the sus-
tanning influence OF the strength ih other
points IN the market. the proht-takinE
including continued heavy selling for
London account. proceeded without So
nous Impairment Of prices. The local
traction group and the marcura indus
trials. Including Sugar and Peoples Gas
continued Yesterdays upward rush for a
time. and then succumhed 10 the season OF
proft-taking. Speculative interest SHIFTED
20 the steel stocks, and ultimately carried
mpst stocks IN that group upward from
10 over 5 points. the latter ngure for Steel
and Wire, which came late into the move
ment The, demand for these stocks and
their gains were on the whole the most
conspicuous and vell-susialned Of the day
The coalers advanced as q group. Read
ing nrs' preferred leading with gain OF
eN They were followed by the GranG-
err Missouri Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and Western, some Of the South
ern railroads and during the last hour SUI
gar and the Pacihcs generally The fore
casts Of the weekly cash changes % the
banks we're not altogether reaEsuring but
as the cell loan rate failed 10 give any
warning indication Of a scarcity Of funds
speculative activity was continued up 10
the close, but with some signs Of INSTEAD
mess w prices.
The bond market was strong active and
broad to a degree corresponding with that
FOR stocks Total sales. par value n. $50
90 United states new ~ advanced = and
al other issues except the registered s. Z
per cent on the last call
The total sales Of stocks to-day reached
i.bii.soo shares. Including Atehison. n SO;
do preferred g isi. Baltimore and Ohio
y ssl: Chesapeake and Ohio 1910. Bur
lnEton - 2o Rock Island ifEs; Erie
iirsi preferred 1878; Louisville and Mash
willie. 1850; Manhattan, $50, Meiropoli-
tan. i2a5G; Missouri Pacific 4oiso; New
York Central. $50 Norfolk ana Western.
81 SO: Northern Pacific. e. go. 40 pre-
ferred. 5000; Ontario and Western.
q. is0. Peunsy lvania s4s i50i Reading. "a 7sA'
DO first preferred. ilgxo. do second pre-
fererd. Is, %; ST Louis Southeastern pre-
ferred. $50. ST. Paul. - $50; southern. Pa
eihe D.2ls: Southern railway. sfb0. DO
preferred. io.sko. linton paeihe. s.i2s: DO
preferred. 8 oo3: Steel and wire. Jos 80. 80
pTefeFFesi 81 40; Tin Plate $685. Ansriean
Tobacco. co. as. Brooklyn. taitsi Colorado
Fuel and Iron. S50o; Continental Tobacco.
sOsso. do preferred $50. Federal Steel
30 no. do preferred. isis2 Nstl0nal Steel.
ssSo. Pacific Mail. $3.50. Peoples Gas. n
sisi Pressed Steel Car aNo Tennessee
Coal and Iron. p 90: United States Leath-
er. ts.s7o' do preferred. $50 Rubber, o. s6,
Republic Iron and Steel, $40