New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

strong and foreign houses bought In the ioodi iA
ket taking in all about 10000 shares.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS--I6a an fuo''
1xere. Atchison common and preferred CnLSae
Burlington and Quincy New-Hork Cen'iaI, 80 g.
ern Pacific common and preferred hoch :, i,- rr,co
Paul Union Pacific preferred. Continents -
common, Tennessee Coal and lron Sou'iel -. -
way preferred. Louisville and Nashve' o
and Ohio common, Pacific Mail and IuOe eOl''aoD e..
g. Peoples Gas. Missouri Pacihe' I'- .t
r-eferred Sugar Union Pacific common amy = %,
Tobacco common, Manhattan. BrooKyh So s4p",
Transit Federal Steel common ana Ai"e''0~ @ ~
and Wire common 315: Northwestern western
TTnion and AmaIgamated Copper, 2 ana lihhois
Central. fiat. ~, c,,.t...
BTTRLINGToN's EARNINGs--The chicago
burlington and Quincy reports for Octooer gross
-t,s ~ q 1s4 23s an increase Of $341,629 over
October a year ago. Expenses increased $Soo:'l-'
and net earnings decreased $llS'' For 'he Aou'
months of the fiscal year surplus atter changes
is s42i5S54. .,..
stacI-s sold off under pressure from well Informed
quarters 1t was believed in the room that reports
~ new competition were we'll founded. The price
recovered in the last hour on buying Oy cooper
Cramp & Beadleston and Bell GO.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.-A bull pool was re-
rortad onerating i'm Chesapeake and Ohio, and the
stock moved as If good buyers were taking IT, Inc
roads recent reported earnings have encouraseo
the belief that the stock Will WorK hlGher On i'S
merits. -
ELECTRIC sTORAGE-The Electric Storage
Rotterv Company has declared dividend OF per
cent on its preferred stock 1t is reported that IN
April the common stock will be placed on dlVl-
dend basis Both stocks are entitled to per cent
STANDARD OII--Standard Oil stock made an
other new high record yesterday, advancing ten
points to 762 closing at 762d765.
HEAVY MONEY TRANSFERS.-The Sub-Treas-
ury transferred for the banks yesterday S4SO.VO-
100000 TO Chicago 100000 to st. Louis and SlOoVo
to New-Orleans. The Sub-Treasury was also cred
itor at the Clearing House S2559O.
ADMITTED TO DEALINGS--The sli.oOO'o-0
United States Trust Company certificates Of inter-
est for Chicago and Alton Railway Company per
cent refunding bonds of 1919 have been admitted 10
the unlisted department of the Stock Exchange.
CHICAGO AND ALTON-The advance in Chi
cago and Alton was based on the report OF earn
ings to accompany the first semi-annual dividend
on preferred stock The directors will probably
meet next Tuesday, and a sem-annual dividend Of
per cent the preferred is considered forthcom-
ing by good authorities.
THIRD AVENUE.-Thrd Avenue stock
strong and active in the late trading on reports of
favorable financial developments affecting the
pany
AMERICAN TOBACCO-American Tobacco de-
clined heavy selling by F. W. Savn Co.
AMALGAMATED COPPER.-Amalgamate Cop
and Flower Co.
CONSOLIDATED GAS.-The directors OF the
Consolidated Gas Company have declared quar-
tery dividend of per cent.
ol1-N Elk EAPORIS--The steamship Campania,
sailing for Europe to-day. will take out $4,000
ounces of silver, shipped as follows: The United
Metals Selling Company. 5000 ounces; NJ Guggen-
heim's Sons. 2lS0oO ounces, and Zimmerman &
FOrshay, 10000 ounces
a NEW FIRM FORMED-Henry L. wardveI
and Edward l.. Adams have formed co-partner-
ship under the name of Wardwen & Adams with
offices at No. 16 Beaver-st. next door to the
Produce Exchange). Mr.. WardweII got his early
business training with the old merchant houses
of Grinnell, Minturn Co. and David Dows &
Co and helped to found the firm of Mcintyre &
Wardwell which from small beginning on May
l. 1879, became of the most important and
best known grain houses in the United States Re
firing from active business Mr.. Wardwell remained
special partner with the old firm (to the extent
of $25O00O until the late dissolution on September
II, 1900 Since Feb uary. 1898. Mr.. Wardwel has
been member of the New-York Stock Ex-
change, and as a member of the new firm
of Wardwen & Adams will devote him
self largely to the investment department OF their
business. Mr.. Wardwell has been a member Of
the Produce Exchange since 1875. Edward l..
Adams stands high in the business world He was
also member of the firm of Mcintyre & Ward
WELL and that firms business the floor of the
Stock Exchange was in his charge up to the time
of the dissolution Of that firm He was formerly
a member OF the Produce Exchange This firm has
abundant capital.
DIVIDENDS TO BE PAID-The New-York Sc
curity and Trust Company the Farmers Loan AMI
Trust Company. n. W. Harris & Co.. WinsIow
Lanier &, Co. and the Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany will pay dividends number of securities.
a list of which will be found in another column.