Stocks Close Higher as Investors Buy Shares
Investors pushed prices higher on news of renewed buying. The report cites yesterday’s closing levels for principal active securities and their net changes from Wednesday’s final quotations.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR stock exchange snippet with codes
The readable lines show a jumble of bond and stock codes such as Cent Pac, Cent of Gafe, 87 Chic & A, MK & T, and Union Fac, with partial percentages and prices. The text appears as fragmented listings from a financial page with multiple abbreviations and no coherent report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Imgen
MK & T
Union Fac
Stock Market Ends With Broad Gains Across London and New York
Trading showed strength with heavy, well distributed activity. London bought large in Chesapeake and Ohio while New York Central, St. Paul and Burlington drew investment orders as prices rose overall. Major advances occurred in Amalgamated Copper, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Consolidated Gas, and several utilities and rail issues amid cautious margin discipline and limited speculative decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Commission House
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atchison
Commission Houses
Wall Street
New York Central
St. Paul
Burlington
Amalgamated Copper
Chicago and Alton
Consolidated Gas
Hocking Valley
International Paper
Louisville and Nashville
Norfolk and Western
United States
Peonie
Government Bond Market Steady with Mixed Quotations
The pays operations in bonds show a steady government bond market with final quotations in bid and asked. Notable items include U.S. reg and nonreg issues, and a variety of railroad bonds showing strength and activity with total par value sales of 6 195 030.
American securities abroad market closes strong in London
The London 4p m market for American securities was active with gains shown in Atchison 4 1/2, Canadian Pacific 58, Paul 132, Illinois Central 128 1/4, Louisville Nashville 86 1/2, Union Pacific preferred 1, York Central 146 1/4, Erie 14, Pennsylvania Reading 144, Erie first preferred 42, Northern Pacific preferred 5, Grand Trunk 6, and other listings. The report notes continued strength with several issues advancing while others held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Acan
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville Nashville
Union Pacific
York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie First
Northern Cific
Grand Trunk
Ane Conda
Money Market Shows Stable Rates Amid Bank Losses
The money market remained steady with no rate changes during the monthly dividend period. Banks reportedly lost about 2.54 million dollars this week through interior and Sub-Treasury operations, while shipments to the Booth and Canada occurred on a modest scale. Call money stood at 3 percent, with various term rates for rail road collateral and other names. Foreign exchange remained active with sterling and sixty days quoted up to slight discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub- Treasury
New-York News Bureau
Sub-Treasury
Booth
Canada
Express
Interior
Foreign Exchange
London
Global Financial Market Summary and Currency Rates
New York to New Orleans, Cincinnati, San Francisco and Chicago show varying bank discounts and premiums across telegraph and exchange markets. Bank clearings list exchange totals in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago with corresponding balances. Foreign money markets report London rates at 4 percent for short and long bills, Berlin 4 percent, Paris 2 percent discount with specific exchange figures. Silver and gold markets note bar silver at 64.4 cents, Mexican dollars at 50 percent, London prices 2911-164, Madrid gold premium 33.75, Lisbon 37.50, Buenos Aires 132.30, Rome 5.57 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
New Orleans
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Mium
Courier
Chicago
Charleston
Savannah
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Stock Exchange Sales Report With Mixed Railroad Stocks
Fragmentary stock list shows rails and other shares trading with figures like 1 31 1 30 and 1 44 106, indicating fluctuating prices and volumes. Missing full names and dates limit specificity but the page records varied railroad and related securities activity.
Treasury daily balance and receipts report details
The Federal Treasury report lists reserve fund amounts and divisions of issue and redemption. It shows gold coin and bullion 150000, trust fund figures, silver dollars and notes, and totals for the division of issue and general fund. Government receipts for the day 3465122 with expenditures 2478000, month-to-date receipts 48344514 and year-to-date 244918824, plus Sub-Treasury creditor balance 25592.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
United States
Isssvue
General Fund
National Bank
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Imports of dry goods at Port of New York
The week ending Nov 36 1898 1899 and 1900 shows entered at the port values totaling 1 452 151 1 726 446 1 549 017 and thrown on the market 1 471 145 1 529 617 688 236 for January 1 entries and 84 457 060 945 010 120 108 564 213 for thrown on the market 82 590 731 94 645 362 102 367 018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Wall Street Notes and Market Highlights
London prices were strong as foreign houses bought in the local market, totaling about 40 000 shares. Burlington and Quincy and Atchison led gains with earnings reports showing October surplus but higher costs. American Smelting and Chesapeake and Ohio drew attention amid bullish pools and earnings signals. Standard Oil moved to new highs while major trusts paid dividends and new firms formed on Wall Street and Beaver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
London
Nerock
Atchison
Burlington and Quincy
New-York Central
Ae Era Pacific
Rock Pepoeest Paul
Union Pacific
Continental
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Ines Way
Louisville
Nashville
Race
Ohio
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Missouri Pacific
Reading Oe
Manhattan
Brooklyn
P . ‘Transit
Federal Steel Common
American Steel and Wire
Northwestern
Union and Amalgamated Copper
Gurlington
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Aed Serican
Cooper, Cramp & Beadleston and Bell & Co
Chesapeake
Standard Oil
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
United States Trust Company
Chicago and Alton Railway Company
Department of the Stock Exchange, Chicago and Alton
Chicago and Alton
Third Avenue
American Tobacco
Europe
United Metals Selling Company
Beaver St
Produce Exchange
Wardwell
Grinnell, Minturn & Co
David Dows & Co
McIntyre & Wardwell
United States
New-York Stock Exchange
Wardwell & Adams
Edward L. Adams
Stock Exchange
The
New-York Security and Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
N. W. Harris & Co
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Buyers and Sellers Describe Yesterday's Market Activity
The report lists numerous buyers and sellers across industries and rail lines. Key participants include American Tobacco, Southern Railway, Union Pacific, St. Paul, and New York markets with hundreds to thousands traded, led by F. W. Savin and Halle & Stieglitz among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire, Muir & Co
Halle & Stieglitz
American Tobacco
H. Content
Prince & Whitely
O. Loeb
Waggoner
F. F. Ames
Wasserman Brothers
Minzesheimer
Southern Railway
R. H. Bissell
Union Pacific
F. W. Savin
Alton
Street & Norton
Minzesheimer, Seligsberg & Co
Hudson & Co
Moore & Schley
St. Paul
Cuyler Morgan & Co
C. A
Hoop, Keech, Loew & Co
Southern Pacific, Strong, Sturgis & Co
Metropolitan Railway
Hollins & Co
Amalgamated Copper, Flower & Co
J. Bianchi
Keech, Loew & Co
Norfolk and Western
Langhaar
Hocking Valley
J. E. Heimerdinger
Common
Preferred
Southern Pacific
Strong, Sturgis & Co
Rodgers & Randolph
St. Paul, Maxwell & Scoville
Jones, Maury & Co
Sugar
Spegerberg
Whitehouse & Co
Housman & Co
Wormser, Hedge and Lounsberg & Foster
T. W. Myers
C. A. Missing
Atchison, de Billier, Randolph and
London
Hedge
Lounsberg & Foster
Speigelberg
W. L. Stow & Co
T. J. Taylor
Jurgenson, Chapman
S. Johnson
Sandon
W. D. Hatch
Haile & Stieglitz
van Emburgh & Atterbury
Bell & Co
People’s Gas
Bache
Manhattan
Sidenberg & Kraus
Third
Condition of Trade Seen as Satisfactory in Bradstreet's Today
Bradstreet's notes unsettled weather and holidays hinder distribution in markets but reports the iron and steel, coat and boot, shoe, hardware, and lumber trades as conspicuously well positioned. It highlights a generally favorable industrial situation with little complaint about idleness or future troubles, and bank clearings ahead of last year, signaling progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Clearin
Trade shows gains amid steady iron and steel demand
The report notes slight gains over last year’s railroad earnings and strong American trade activity. While crude material orders stay moderate versus recent highs, iron and steel stay steady with West reports of large pig iron business and heavy orders for rails structural material and plates. Mills push six to eight week lead times as January 191 deliveries are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nota
December Disbursements Set Records in The Daily Stockholder
The Daily Stockholder reports December payments reach a record $40,968,829 for interest and dividends, up from $37,574,872 last year and well above 1898 and four years ago. Total disbursements including government pensions total about $52,000,000. Interest payments amount to $16,633,271, with dividends at $24,355,558. No new interest is due today on U S obligations, while current month pension payments total $11,000,000, about $4,000,000 of which will fund pension agent checks in the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Railroads seek vast orders for motive power and cars
The Railroad Gazette lists multiple carrier orders and market plans. Northern Pacific seeks 50 to 75 locomotives and 40 to 50 passenger cars. Wabash plans 50 locomotives. Lake Shore locomotives. Rio Grande Western 5 compound consolidation locomotives and 100 boxcars. Denver and Rio Grande 1 dining car. Illinois Central 300 refrigerator cars. Florence and Cripple Creek 50 narrow gauge eight wheel adolt cars from American Car Foundry. Rio Grande Western 100 boxcars. New York Chicago and St Louis 10 passenger 1 dining 5 baggage cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask
Amer Cotton
Tel & Ca
Amer Tobacc
Arnaconda
Ann Arbor
Atchison
Balt
Ohio
Brunswick
Canada South
Canadian Pacific
Sen Capital Cit Trine Ae — Central of NJ
Leo
Ches & Ohio
Obie Bur & Bay Sar
East i
Chicago
Aiton
Chic & Northw
Chic RI & Pac
PM & O
Clev_ & Pitts
Col Fuel & Iron
Col & South
Col & Mock Coal
Aonsol Coal
Consol Gaspachen
Coat Tobacco
Jo Cahanice
del & Hudson
Deltack & W
Denv & Rio Gr
M & Ft
Dvans & TH
Sily Federal Steel
Rw &É Rio Gr
Gen Electric Co
Gt Northe
Mocking Valle
Dso
Mlineis Central
Helowa Central
Kana & Mich
Kana City
Lake Shore
Long Island
Sous & Nash
Man Beach
Manhattan
Alet Street
Xican Central
Michigan
Minn
St Louis
ST Mo Kan & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Sou
Mobile & Ohio
Nat Biscuit Morris & Essex
Aly
Tue National Tube
Sana
S&l
Lack & W
Nynh&h
NY Ont & W
Norfolk & West
Do P Semsennt
Northern Pacific
Rae Ontario
Pacific Coast
Pean Coal
Pacific Mail
Penn
Peoria
Peo Dee & Ev
Peo Gas & C
Pere Marquette
Fay
Rens & Sara
Rep Iron & St
Rio
Rome
W & Jos & Gr
L & San Fr
St_ Louis
Southern Pacific
Panore
Texes Pacific
Third Ave
Union Pacific
West Union
Inileteg
Railroad Gazette
Wabash
Rio Grande Western
Denver
Rio Grande
Illinois Central
Florence and Cripple Creek
American Car Foundry
New York
St. Louis
Grain Exports From Bradstreet's Week Summary
Bradstreet s reports week exports of wheat including flour at 2 497 38 bushels, down from last week 3 929 381 and 3 699 000 in 1899. Since July 1 wheat exports total 17 799 267 bushels, vs 89 167 last year. Corn exports for the week reach 4 301 591 bushels, up from 4 182 159 last week and 4 441 514 in 1899. Since July 1 corn exports total 74 681 591 bushels, vs 94 463 000 last year.
Increase in Internal Revenue Report by Charles H Treat
Charles H Treat, Collector of Internal Revenue for the district, released November figures showing total internal revenues of 1 426 40837 dollars, up from 1 188 01525 in November 1899 and 1 223 459 ST in October 1900. Documentary stamps sold reached 1 010 01270 dollars, a rise of nearly 500 000 over prior months, reflecting revived business activity in Wall Street. The record for documentary stamp sales in the district was 1 262 575 dollars in January 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Treat
Treat
Wall Street
Outside securities market closes firm and active
The outside securities market closed firm with active trading. American Bridge common held firm with buying pushing the price to 42, General Carriage gained on insider buying up to 6 but closed near the high. Pump issues remained quiet yet firm with common trading at 29 percent. British Columbia Copper showed activity. Seer of 1,200 shares moved up to 22. International Power preferred reappeared after a lull and fell 16 points from 70 to 55 with no bids. Bay State traded freely between 1 and 11 16, about 50 shares changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bridge Common
British Columbia
International Power Preferred
Bay State
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Minn & St L
Consol
Southern
Costin Tobacco
West
Chic & NW
Tenn C & I
Wabash Ao
Metropolitan
Latte
Missouri Pacificmy
Wis Central
Silent Union Tel
IGZ
T. Ba
Wi. Rem
T.S
U.S
Atchison and
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Central Pacific
Rock Island and Pacific General
Colorado Midland
Green Bay
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific Trust
General
Iron Mountain
St. Is
Wisconsin Central General
American Securities Abroad
Eriand
Pana
Money and Exchange
Ano Lao
U S
PJ & M
Nor & Wcon
Nor Pac
Peo & E Inc
Annes
Iowa
Reg Sheeas
Ri& Gon
Sanat
Casa Caass
PM & M
Kan & P
Kan City & So
T&eno Tex & Pacion
Kings Co Elevessity
Y &P
Eeeseee Do Woneesnenes
Federal Treasury
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Anaconda Gold Ag
Balt & Ohio
Brunswick i
Wnt
Mil & St P
Hie RI & Pac
Louis & Nash
Nat Steel
NY Central
Out & West
Pharmacist
Iron & St
So Pacific
So Railway
Closa
Ina
Mo K & T
Bradstreet
Outside Securities
Frederic H. Hatch
Amer
Agricultural Chem
Agricultural Ch
AaAé&o
American Bridge
American Bicycle
Wwey Amer
Soda Foun
Seerees Qssi - Amer
Barney & 5S
Sewenee QM Bay State Gas
Qs Cen
Fireworks Co
Eeee Os
Empire & Bay State Tel
Empire Steel
Flemington Coal
General Chemical Gneral Carra
Lorillard
Madison Square Garden Markeen Copper
National Enamel & Master Safe
New-England Trans-- National Enamel
Cence
N.Y
E. R. Ferry
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Y. el Veh. & Trans. Co
Osetia
Otis Elevator
Old Dominion S
Procter & Gambie
Procter & Gamblers
Man. Co
Simmons Hardware
Mig Cottt
Eden - Pittsburg
Swift
St. Ferry
Amanadian Pacific
Tennessee
Trenton Potteries
Union Ferry
Union Switch & Signal
Union Steel & Chain
Eee Union Typewriter
HS Sab
Union Typewriter
Ae&ol liv
U S. Glass
Westinghouse
Rae Worthington
M&n
Bae
Central Railroad OF New Jersey
Acker, Merrall & Condit
Barney & Smith
P&a
Ee Steel
Grusinie Steel
Hecker Jones-Jewell Mas
Hicago
Madison
N. J
Meevais
Gamble
A&o
L. Rapid Transit
Swift & Co
Toe & Pacific
Union Vu
Atlas & Envelope
Balt Consol
Ind Gas
Con Gas Co
O & Ind Gas Gs
Pat & Pa Gas
Colum Gas
St A
Denver Gas
Detroit Inc
Syracuse
Trenton Gas
Western Gas
Indianap Gas
Atlantic
Ae Amer Surety
Mtoe
Br Bd
Mtg Gr
Cee CO
Slo Central
R Bd & T Co
Tr Continental
Colonial
J. Hamilton
Kings County I
Knickerbocker
St. &D Lawyers Surety
T & Ins
F&a
Isi L & T Oo, CO
J. Mercantile
J A Morton
Wt &Tf Metropolita
Nat'l Surety Wr. & A. Ij
North Am
Tr .O
Nassau
Lin &Tr
Securty
Mtthy J. Real Estate
Tr Co
Se Trust Co
Amerecegececes
Union Zee
Wr &J
USM &@T Co
Ws & I
Williamsburg
R. L. Day & Co
At&s . Com
Do Re En Sedee
New-England
Tel & Tel Tash
Edison Elecm
Atlantic Eneresse
Bost
Albany
Arcadian
Wyandotte
Elec
Allouex
Dominion Coal
Walker Brothers
Broadway
Jaouceonn
Chicago Gas
Chicago Union
Lake Street
Colorado Springs
Colorato Springs Mineing Stock Exchange
William P. Bonebright & Co
Alamo
Portland
Pilgrim
Rose Maud
Battle Mountain
Anaconda
Col City & Man
Cripple Crk
Copper Mountain
Elkton Con
Damon Wreeeweree
Findley Vth
Ingham
Mountain Beauty
Tsabella
Lexi Anchor
Pappouse
Moon
de Haven & Townsend
Ram Ry Co
Northern Cent
Brookl Gas
North Penn
Phila Co
Penn R
Cambria Steel Im
Penn Steel
P Ry Co
Nn Nees
Choctaw Con Tr
Penna Veh Co
Snsecsae Diamond Steel
Elec St Bat Co
Phila Traction
Phila Elec Co
Phila & Eric al Ay
Pitta Con Tr
Sus Iron & Steel
Ins
Tidewater Steel
U Cos of
Lehigh
Union Traction
U Gas Imp Co
Welsbach Co
Ween
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