The age-herald., 1901-11-09
FALLING OFF IN
 STOCK DEALINGS Speculation However Continues
 to be Quite Active. MUCH HEAVY REALIZATION Sharp Upward Movements In Central of Georgia Bonds and In Kan
 sas and Texas Seconds.
 Bond Market Active.
MUCH HEAVY REALIZATION

New York. November s-There was a falling off in the volume of transactions in today's stock market. but the specu- lation continued notably active. There were conspicuous points of strength throughout, but the general list moved irregulariy, and number of prominent stocks were at different times above and below last nights level. Realizing was very large in stocks. which have been strongest recently.
 An effort was made at one time to re- new the upward movement with result ing advance in St. Paul of 1M over last nights level, but the advance met fresh realizing and was wiped out. Union Pa- cifsl movement was similar. New York Central made another notable show of strength at an extreme advance of 3A Rumors continue current of the early adoption of a plan for the proprietary company to hold the stocks of the Van derbilt railroads. Pennsylvania and its subsidiary stocks formed another cen- ter of strength except Baltimore and Ohio, which was reactionary on realizing and the Wheeling and Lake Erie stocks moved in sympathy. The Southwestern st tocks were generally strong to the ac- compartment of reports of large earnings and pending increase in disbursement of reports of large earnings and pending increase in disbursements An active de- man continued for Louisville and Nash vile, and for Atchison preferred, which touched 102b The buying of this stock and of Louisville was based on the gen. eral argument that they were selling low compared with other stocks paying the same dividend.
 The settlement of the Northwestern railroads continue to receive much at tention, today's version pointing to the granting to Union Pacific of proportion ate control of the Burlington system by concessions of direct holdings in that company. The possibility of releasing locked up capital under this plan made 1t particularly attractive to the specula- tfle imagination. The preliminary figures of cash movements for the past week in- dicate small net change in the bank reserves although the various currents contributing to that result have been unusually complex and numerous
 The export of $2.670,0oo of gold has been largely offset by the sub-treasury pay ment on account of Australian and Klondike gold, while the institutions col
  cess of expenditures has been met by the redemption of government bonds. The sub-treasury paid today on that account H.171,540 in par value of government bonds which did not figure in the esti- mates of the cash movement. The banks have lost a small amount on balance on the interior movement by export The reported settlement of the Franco-Turk- lsh difficulty was slightly reflected here, except as 1t affected the feeling of hope .lessness over the relaxation of the future Of foreign demand for gold. The market closed irregular at reactions from the best, caused by heavy realizing during the last hour. There were sharp upward movements in Central of Georgia bonds and in Kansas and Texas seconds
 The bond market was generally active and irregular. Total sales, par value k5,sl0ooo.- United States bonds were all unchanged on the last call.
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