New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING London prices opened
from to points and arbitrage houses oous",
In the local market. There was fair demahu
FOR all the international issues, total PURCHASES
aggregating $1,000 shares.
PEOPLES GAS-An transactions made In the
stock Of the Peoples Gas Light and Coke COM
pany on September S. except for cash. Will be ex-
rights. Certificates OF stock delivered after sep
tember 16. for contracts made prior thereto or Tor
cash sales made on September 16. must be accom-
panied by assignment of rights. or due Dill
Sales of rights made September is, except Tor
cash. must be settled on September 70 on which
dav all due bills must be redeemed Transactions
in rights September 25 and thereafter. must De
for cash regular way except on the last day.
September 30. when they must be for cash only
The right subscribe expires at p. M. Septem-
Der 30.
COAL MARKET CONDITIONs.-"The Wall
Street Journals summary of the coal market
SAYS that the large producing interests or the an
thracite coal trade report that the trade is In an
exceedingly prosperous condition, the time having
arrived when prices to be put up to the orig1-
nal basis which is 81 65 free on board for stove and
chestnut coal, New-York other sizes In proportion,
and these prices are being maintained by all the
interests The production having been limited dur
ing the last couple of months to the requirements,
1t is thought that the fall and winter demand
will be sufficient take OF all the coal that
be produced.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.-It was said
Yesterday that the rumors of Treasury bond sales
by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company were based
on the sale s311,Oo0 Brooklyn Union As in April
last and 100000 Kings County Elevated As since
then total of So III 900 for which about S6OoVOo
was realized. The company has let contracts. In
Guiding the power house, calling for about
50 900 OF this sum- and is negotiating contracts
for the balance. There is left in the Treasury
81 900 900 Brooklyn Queens County firsts s627-
900 Brooklyn City frsts. $4,000 Brooklyn Rapid
Transit 5s and $4,000 Nassau As total of shO2s-
Oo No other bond sales contemplated at
present.
st PAUI,S DIVIDEND.-Rumors were hearu
that the regular semi-annual rate OF per 80
would be declared on ST. Paul and per cent extra
The animal statement will be published on sep
tember IS and will be the best in the history Oh
tho road It is understood that certain directors
are in favor of putting the STOCK on pei -
hasis but in view of recent crop ana othei uis
turbances may compromise on an extra uiViueHu i
MORGAN BUYING.-Brokers usually acting Ior
49,. >1orear interest and prominent Broad-st
onerator were the heaviest buyers on the aIter-
noon advance A considerable following was ere
ated especially in ST. Paul. as this stock Is
generally recognized as the most efectve market
leader.
,rhe American Agricultural Chemical Company
ranorts for the wear ended June 80 1901: Manu1act-
urng profits 275.O35; other income. S2Shl; totai
income 81 6O3 746 deductions so43,e5i; pronts ap-
pucable to dividends Sl.O5s 791 dividends, SlS21o'
surplus s546521 The general balance sheet shows
total invested assets s24 S5SO6s cash in bank So-
729; profit t~and loss surplus, s546a2l
PACIFIC COAST GOLD.-The Sub-Treasury has
been advised of drafts aggregating 2.SODOOe for
gold deposited at San Francisco. There was paid
out Yesterday morning on this account ssuVUV-
Lazard Freres, the agents of the London, Paris
and American Bank Limited of San Francisco.
are advised of further shipment of 100000 gold,
to arrive in San Francisco on October a. from
Australia