| Show WALlsTHEE BOo l Prices Were Carried Up to a High Mark + V P AND SHORT LINE + BOTH OF T1E STOGKS SHOWED GRE STBENqTa + Demad For Securties Was Broad and Well Ditbuted pas Acceptance of the Peace Terms C used n Spurt at the Opening Helped By Trc Returns + Now York Nov 2An animated buy ingmovement broke out in tho last half hour of tpdas stock market which car dprices throughout the list buoyantly above the previous high level and made the closing very stron The demand was broad and better dist bute than at any other time during the day and the market mar-ket looked healthier and freer from manipulation man-ipulation and less congested In a few ipulaton anl prominent stocks than at any time durIng the current upward moveent Just what the motive was for the renewal of I the buying was not very obvious Per I thn ln hthn nf thc market in the period of dullness tn and reaction In spots which followed the opening strength hOd a largo Intuence In encouraging re coWed commitments to the long side The receipt of some orders in commission house which had been held back by the damage to telegraph wire was also a factqr The market had already had its openIng open-Ing on the acceptance by Spain of spur thelpeace terms offered by the United State Pxles for AmerIcans had been lices sharplY advanced Jh London on the strength of this factor before the opening open-ing her The professional trders rule to sell on good news brought n Hood of offerings to realize on the opening ad yahoo by those who had been buying for several days pat in anticipation of the ParIs decIsion The bears seized the op Dortpniy to attack a group of specialties special-ties but the coalers whIch have so often tes been the target of the bears broke away from their associates and showed unusual unus-ual strength on account of the belief in ap adjustment of difficulties over the control con-trol of the trade There was notable reaizing in the Atchison Issues which held them back throughout the day There was heaviness also in the Federal Steel stol s and atone at-one time in era The reactionary tendency carried prIces before the middle of 1he day back to near Saturdays level in some cases The recovery began with the receipt of a number of strong traffic returns notably that of St Paul The aggressive strength shown by Union Pacific Pa-cific Norhern Pacific and Oregon Short Line issue was rather convincing evi deuce of in the effprts to heal c progress r iW g tee difference between Northern Pacific and Oregon Navigation There was a I conspicuous upward movement in Metro I pouan Street railway carrying i to lS in spite of loss of earnings by the snowstorm snow-storm stormTo bond market was strong and active and showed a general upward tendency in ymvathy with stocks Total sales 38300 United States 2s declined while the 5s advanced l and the old 4s rezlstered and the new 45 In the bid price The total sales of stocks today wee 58120 shares including Atchison 593 Atchison preferred 410 Chicago Ohio 10870 Burlington lSO Denver Rio Grande preferred 60 Louisville Nashvi 2652 Manhattan 10220 Metropolitan Met-ropolitan Street raiway 14320 ReadIng I first preferred 101 MissourI Pacific 5505 Northern Pacific 26320 Northern Pacific preferred 4880 Northwestern 385 Rock Island 8S40 St Louis San Francisco second preferred 8575 Union I Pacific 300 Union Pacific preferred 3730 St Paful 3338 Southern railway 3Q Southern railway preferred 20132 Union Pacific Denver Gulf 3S22 Paper Pa-per 3E Paper preferred 5390 Tobacco 10944 Federal Steel 314 Federal Steel preferred 700 Peoples Gas 512 Pa cub Mail 40 Sugar 1020 Rubber 423 Western Union 1594 BOND QUOTATIONS U S N P 35 61 U S new ls regJ27 N P U S new 4s N Y C St L coup I2 4s 10 U S 4s 12 Nor W 6s12 U S 4scou0113 Nwest cons12 I U S 2nds 98 Nwest debs 5s18 U S 51 reg13 O Nay Ists14 U S 59 coupI1 0 Nay 4s101 Atchlson 4S 973 o S L 5s t r130 Atchison adj 5s 74 O S L 5s t rl0 Can S 2ndsn01 Pac 6s of 910z G O 4s 89 Reading 41 85 Chi Term 45 91 R G W 1sts 9 C O 58115 St L I lI C H D 4AS104 con is 98 I g If G lsts103 St L S F I D R G 4s OW1 gen East Tenn 1stsl07 St P con161 Erie Gen 4s 74 St P C P Gen Elee Os 110 ists 120 G H S A Os105 St P C P 5sI1S g I S A So 1 5S 2nd8 1O Standard R H T C 5512 T 65 78 iI R < Inn F P T r 1 at 1Ml 61 lQ I T P 11g 2nds vvr 171 Iowa C Ists10 U P D G I L N U 4s 9HL lsts 8 M K T 2nds 65 Wab 1st Sr111 ill i 12r 921 Wab Onds I N Y Clsts18 W Shore ls11 N J C 55113 WIs Cent 1sts 62 N P IstS17IA STOCK QUOTATIONS Atchison 16St L S F 81 Preferred 47 Preferred 69 Bat Ohia 591 Second pfd 51 Can Pacific 85li St L S W 5 Can Southern 54 Preferred 1 Cent Pacific 2 St Paul 1111 Ches 5 Ohio 24 Preferred 162 Chi Alon162 StP 0 5612 C Bo QJ20 Preferre 16 C E Ills eoy1 St P 11 11 170 Preferred 10 So Pacific 21 O G W l5is So Railway Chi Ind L 8 Preferred 40 Preferred lOll Tex Pac 15 C N WT140 Union Pacific 39 Preferred lS Preferred 39Y C C C St L 41 U P D G 13 Preferred SS Wabash St1 Del Hudson 101 Preferred Si Do L V1H W L E 3t D R G 15 Preferred 181 Preferred 631 Adams Exl0 Erie new 11 American Ex15 FirsVpfd 37 UnIted States 4 Fort Wayne 1t Wells Fargo 12 Gt N pfd138 Am Cot Oil 3H Hocking Val 3 Preferred 86 IllinoiS Cent11214 Am Spirits 12 Lake r W 151 Preferred 36 Prefqrred 66 Am Tobaccol3 Lake Shore 193 Preferred 15 Louis Nash 631 Con Manhattan L 97 Com Cable CQ175 Met St Ry19 Cole F I 2 Mich Cent108 Preferred 77 I St L 2 Con Electric 22 First pfd 931 Haw Com Co 17 Mo Pacific 36 IllinoIs Steei101 Mobile tc Ohio 27 lot Paper 61 1st IC T 12 Preferred 93 Preferred m Laclede Gas 49 K J Central 92 Led 35 N Y Centrall Preferred111 N YC St L13 Minn Iron 13 First pm 7 Nat Lin on 6 Second pfd 35 PacifIc Mal 37 Nor West 14 Peoples Gasl0 No Al Co 111 Pullman Pal119 No Pacific 4116 Silver Cert60 Prefered 76 Standard R 60M OntarloWlG T O RI N 1611 Sugar 7 I Q f h 321 Preferred IL jlaclneCoaslJst 1 l 1 20 I pfd 77 IU S Leather Secondpfd 57 F Preferred 67 Plttsburg 17 r I U S Rubber 44 I Reading 19 I Pefercd 10 I Firs pfd 4SrWester Union 1051 R G W 27 Federal Union91 Preferred G2 Preferred 76 I Rock Island 10SY B R Co 68 NEW YORK MINING STOCKS Chol r 20 Ontario 42 Crown Point23 Ophir 6 C C Ya 115 Plymouth 10 Deadwood 4 QuIcksilver 1 2 GeIflid Curry 1 Preferred 350 Hal Norcross 11 Sierra Nevada 10 HomeMake 500 Standard 1 55 Iron Silver 70 Union Con 21 Mexican 2 Yellow Jacket 15 SANFRACISCO STOCKS San Francisco Nov 2Te official closing quotations for mining stocks today to-day were as follows Ala 1 Justice 18 Andes 9 Kentucky Con Belcher 24 lexican 27 Best C Belcher 36 Occidental Con 70 Caleclonla 24 Ophir 7 fOnni7 2t Overman Gl Challenge Con 16 PDtosi Cholar 24 Savage 1 C C Ya30 Scorpion 3 Con Imperial 1 Sierra Nevada 11 Crown Point 19 Union Con Gould Curry IG Utah Con 2 1 Halc Norcros 1 30 Yellow Jacket 17 Tula 1Standa1 17 Q BOSTON MINITG STOCKS l1 Ailouez M Co 5 Franklin 11 Alouen Atlantic 23 IFrkin 70 Atatc 3 Oscela Boston ront2 Quincy 10 Butte Boston 58 Tamarack 17 5 Clumet H6 ITamarck 31 Centennial 2IHumboIdt 4 Stocks at London New York Nov 2The Evening Posts London financial cablegram All the cblegm stock markets hero were cheerful today with rIsing prIces the cheapness or money being the principal factor Americans Amer-icans showno signs of failing oftand there appears to be a little increase in the specplative account Contangoes on Americans ivEhc settlement today averaged aver-aged about 5 per cent but St Paul w carried over at 1 per cent The gold market mar-ket was active today 450 having been bought up outside for export to GermanY and the demand being yet unsatisfied Inquiries were received from NeW York as to the prIce of the metal but as it was I 775 ld no business w ot course possible Loans Exchange anti Silver New York Not 210ney on can stead at 2f2 per cent last loa at 2 22 per cent prime mercantile Plper 3Y1 per cent Sterling exchange weak with actual business in bankers bills at 4S4IMI1S1 SYIS1 for demand and S8IS for sixty days posted rates 48 q4s3 and 4S5 Oj4S6 commercial bills 49l411 W4S Silver certificates 60 f6 bar silver 59c Mexican dollars 461c The Metal Markets New York Nov 28The week in the metal mfrlet stars with sentiment again quite bullish Todays developments showed copper to be very strong with tin anq speler in close competton for second place Pig Iron warrants were at the foot of the ladder and continued featureless with prices entirely nominal The indications are that other depart nnt hnm 11 < hn I n ilv ty during most of < the week nAt the close the metal exchange called Lake CopperSteady with 185 bid and 130 asked asked TinFirmer with 10 bid and 180 asked SpelterFirmer with 52 bd and 53 asked LeadVery quiet with 365 bId I and 370 Pig Irqn VarrntsNomnal at 72 The firm nhing t1o settling prices for leading western miners and smelters quotes lead 30 |
