New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
WHEAT.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRAD1NG.-London houses sold on
balance about 10000 shares with heavy sales OF
Chesapeake ana Ohio. Contrary to expectation
the London settlement developed no large short in
terest IN American stocks
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONs.-Loan quotations
were; Atchison common and preferred Chicago
Burlington and Quincy. Missouri Pacific New
YORK central, Northern Pacific common, Reading
first preferred. Rock Island St Paul Union Pa
ctnc common. American Tobacco common, CONT
mental Tobacco common. Delaware and Hudson.
Tennessee Coal and Iron, Southern Railway pre-
ferred Louisville and Nashville. Baltimore and
OHIO common and American Steel and Wire com
mon. 3; Peoples Gas. Sugar Refining, Manhattan.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Federal Steel com
mon. ga; Western Union, 2; AmaIgamated Cop
per. 21a
PEOPLES GAS.-Peoples Gas sold to 1924 IN
tbs early dealings, but lost the gain on realizing
sales. This stock sold at 941z the day before the
recent election, and its net gain since then has
been about five points, a small advance compared
with the improvement made by other representa-
tive issues. Every time the stock goes up a point
or more certain Spectators exert every effort to
dep-ess the price, but ultimately this issue will
sell on a level more IN keeping with its actual
worth. Stock sold is going into strong hands,
while the supply available for speculative purposes
is decreasing.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-southern Railway is
sues were again features. In tho early trading
sharp advances were made and It was said that
Morgan interests were active buyers. The
pays earnings for the third week in November
increased $3.50 over the same time a year ago.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAs.-It is
thought that the Kansas and Texas issues will
begin to enjoy greater market activity The
corpanys earnings remarkably heavy. while
the roads general financial position is better than
It has been in many years. For the third week in
November gross earnings increased s64 sS3. max
fng for the fiscal year to November q gain OF
$500 O91.
SOUTHERN PACITIC-Southern Pacific was the
feature in the last hour. advancing points on buy
ing by banking interests Dividend reports were
current
AMALGAMATED CoPPER.-Amalgamated Cop
per weak. and it was thought that insiders
wanted to secure stock at lower prices
THE COAL STOCKS-The coal stocks were
strong throughout the day. Banking interests were
buyers Jersey Central gained points and the
other issues averaged l point advance
LOUIS BELL COVERS.-It said yesterday
that Louis B. Bell, who has been the largest short
in Peoples Gas outside OF Chicago since election.
had covered his entire line.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER.-The directors Of
the International Paper Company will meet to-day
to declare tho regular dividend of IL per
the preferred stock. The dividend will be payable
December 81.
SILVER ExPORTS-The steamer Oceanic, sail
ing for Europe to-day Will take out $4,000 ounces
Of silver, shipped follows: NJ Guggenheim's
Sons $4,000 ounces; the United Metals Selling
Company 10000 ounces. and Zimmerman & For
shay 5000 ounces.
HEAVY EXPORTS FROM NEW-YORK.-Ex-
ports Of merchandise from New-York for the week
ending yesterday amounted In value to S2.S68.1S4,
an increase Of S2,S972 97 over the preceding week
and an increase of $3.50 $50 the same week in
1899
UNITED STATES LEATHER DIVIDEND.-The
directors of the United States Leather Company
have declared quarterly dividend of TX cent
on the preferred stock.
ATCHTSON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS net earn
,ngs increased in October s282sO5 making gain OF
81 l67, 1852 from July L
KANAWHA AND MTCHIGAN.-Kanawha and
Michigan stock advanced buying induced by the