New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES


81 ON shares selling heavily balance. The
ket for American stocks in London opened weak
and broke badly the day advanced The realtz-
ing was TO some extent local. although ii in
ferred that good deal of ii represented stock car
red in London for New-York account There was
proba bly, some snort selling and good deal of
pressure from the Continent The general market
was svmpathetcally heavy, but consols were well
supported. A steadily hardening tendency in money
was reported in various European centres. and
there was some talk OF an advance in the Bank OF
England rate this week.
STOCK MARKET GOSSIP.-When money ad-
vanced to % per cent bid. pool liquidation
newed on a larger scale than at any time Tues
day In many usually sctve stocks there seemed
to be no bid whatever. A Western house. for
ample overbought Illinois Central at 1541a. TO the
extent of 800 shares The best price II could get
afterward was Isl. In a stock more active than
New-York Central. there were uncovered less
than stop orders. ranging from go 10 zoo"
shares. A large stop order was uncovered in Mis-
souri, Pacific, at ia. There much better de
mand for stocks shortly before noon and dis
position among even sellers to think that a fairly
liberal bargain counter presented J. W Davis
& and Ia mes NcGovern & Co. we're the largest
sellers 81 Southern Pacific about 5nno shares each
Traders took Of the low priced stock and
made the rally. The largest transaction in Penn
sylvauia Railroad was 2ooo shares. but there was
au enormous number Of them. The largest deal.
inrs ir Reading we're by Noble & Mestre. who sold
ga. Al tho opening and bought $50 y little later
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M , a., y,-gt,sb {s,,,.. tn. market had .
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nov, ,7-,r,.. mated Conner Anaconda trnsrf...-l
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r,,r4 -rr,,.i t,ar,.r,.-. aud c,rio common ,rff
...c -rsrr,,i-.r .-olor,aa and southern Drl7v-4r,
and tIrt.,, r-ri. ror,rp,o first and second r-a-
l.rrcd ,,,,i-,.,Ir. and Nashville Manhattan Mis-
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and Iro,, r.rio, I.a.ia, .ornrno, and preferred
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"u'no> Railroad. <l'5oo'"" a'9l'l'na. ordinary car
oco00 per cent twenty-ttve-year coupon participant
ing bonds OF the Oregon Short Line Railroad
ONTARIO AND WESTERN ANNUAL MEET
,,-,, !, .bo ,,,-,,,.r ,,.atirq of the Nev-Ynrk
Ontario and Western. the stockholders reelected
the old board OF directors '''>'''rF''''S moi ana
reelected the officers.
COFFEE EXCHANGE SEAlS.-A sea, III inc