Volume Of Business
Stock exchanges keep no official record of transactions on their floor. In New York such records are carefully kept by unofficial chroniclers; but as this is not done in London or on the Continent, comparison is impossible. It is safe to say, however, that in recent years the volume of business done on the New York Stock Exchange has far exceeded that transacted in any other institution of the world. Following is the unofficial record of sales in
that institution during a series of years:
1893
(Stocks) $80,977,000, (Corporation Bonds) $351,854,450, (Government Bonds) $2,143,000, (State Bonds) $3,792,000
1894
(Stocks) $49,075,000, (Corporation Bonds) $339,950,000, (Government Bonds) $4,345,000, (State Bonds) $10,929,000
1895
(Stocks) $66,583,000, (Corporation Bonds) $499,758,000, (Government Bonds) $7,480,000, (State Bonds) $5,583,000
1896
(Stocks) $54,654,000, (Corporation Bonds) $363,158,000, (Government Bonds) $26,494,000, (State Bonds) $2,284,000
1897
(Stocks) $77,324,000, (Corporation Bonds) $529,843,000, (Government Bonds) $10,394,000, (State Bonds) $2,004,000
1898
(Stocks) $112,699,000, (Corporation Bonds) $888,747,000, (Government Bonds) $24,581,000, (State Bonds) $3,642,000
1899
(Stocks) $176,421,000, (Corporation Bonds) $826,711,000, (Government Bonds) $10,582,000, (State Bonds) $2,013,000
1900
(Stocks) $138,380,000, (Corporation Bonds) $569,159,000, (Government Bonds) $7,012,000 (State Bonds) $2,082,000
1901
(Stocks) $265,944,000, (Corporation Bonds) $994,235,000, (Government Bonds) $1,892,000, (State Bonds) $2,502,000
1902
(Stocks) $188,503,000, (Corporation Bonds) $879,749,000, (Government Bonds) $1,378,000, (State Bonds) $3,675,000
To be continued: Stock Exchange Information Prior to 1901 (6)
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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