New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-London prices
heavy, and foreign houses were not active In fhe
local market Total transactions aggregated 1"o
shares. evenly divided
STRENGTH IN INDUSTRIALS.-The Industrial
shares. copper excepted, made the chief net gains
recorded in the day. There was a good demand ior
the Steel shares, American Locomotive. 1noerna-
tional Paper issues, Sugar Refining and lnrerna-
tional Pump. The last named stock advanced one
point 49, International Paper preferred closed
al a gain of ia.
ORDERS FOR NEW CARS.-AGcording to THE
Railroad Gazette the American Car and Foundry
Company has received the following new orders for
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company 4'V"
400 freight the Northern Pacific
Railway Company. 1000 coal cars; the Denver ana
Rio Grande Railroad Company 500 coal cars: the
Pere Marquette Railroad Company, 500 thrty-ton
boxcars; the. Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
424 fatcars; the Great Northern Railway Com
pany, $50 steel cars; the Chicago, Rock lsano
and Pacific Railway Company 800 refrigerator cars
the Lake. Erie. Alliance and Wheeling Railroad
Company, coaches, cab, ,oses and 80 fatcars' te
Southern Missouri and Arkansas Railroad COM
pany, 90 cars; the Vera cruz and Pacnc Ralrodu
Company, 80 fatcars. The Texas and Pacif1c Rall-
Company's order amounts TO 2.5oo boNcarS' not
100 reported last geek
GRAIN EXPORTS. -''Bradstreets' reports the
exports of wheat fer the week 5,n74B ousheIs'
against 5ls $50 bushels week and 24s'Sso nus
els last year. Sir ICE July /, 121,Sl9oHo pusheis'
against 77.799 67 hrIshels last year. Corn for 'he
week aggregated $50 96S bushels. against 4i9.S5i
Since July /. r915i.oS7 bushels. against H'eSl'0sl
bushels last yea =.
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN.-Colorado ana
Southern repor Is gross earnings for the third week
In November of s1272S0, increase of 1854 over
the same we ek year ago 1t Is said IN well IN
formed qua rters that the dividend on the nrst
preferred i'll he advanced TO per cent ana
the second preferred placed on dividend oasis
AMERIC AN LOCOMOTIVE COMMON-The re-
port that the pool IN American Locomotive com
mon has been dissolved is authoTitatveIy deh1eo 1.
re nrt -.rIfIy had tS
that ~ gressivc operations were suspended Whlie
some the original subscribers to the company
securH les dtspOSiDg OF their holdings
ME, kICAN NATIONAL-The time for further
depo@ Its of bonds and stock OF the Mexican Ma
tions Railroad without charge expires tomorrow,
caSh payment of per cent on the par value OF
boz Ids and cash payment of & share OF STOCK
O.. posted
ST PAUI'S EARNINGS-Ea OF the St
Isaul company for October show an increase IN
| July gross earnings have increased sl,39o,5O and
| net earnings $557.473
| SOUTHERN RA1LWAY.-southern Railway
| earnings in October showed a, a gain in gross of
s15So3 and gain in of SCI: :i9 For four months
net rIG"t earnings 1Tti sisSlS5 @ '''4'
| SILVER EXPORTS-The steamship Campania,
sailing for Europe to-day. will take out secs
ounces Of silver, shipped as follows: The United '
| norman & Forshay. 5N.ooo
| WASHINGTON TRACTION REORGANIzA-
inEton Traction and Electric Company gives notice
| that a payment of 81 on each certificate repre-
senting 81 go of deposited bonds will be made on
! December on presentation or certihcates at the
| United States Mortgage and Trust Company for
| per per annum for the six months ending No
| vember 30 upon the par OF the new bonds to be
issued under the plan prepared by the reorganiza-
ton committee.
| ELECTED A DIRECTOR.-James f. Nichols
| yesterday elected director OF the New-fork Ma,
| tiona Exchange Bank. at West Broadway and
| Chambers-st