New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
WHEAT.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures houses sold
about 1900 shares in the local market.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, Atchison
preferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common
and second preferred. Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific, New-York Central.
Peoples Gas. Reading first preferred Republic
Steel common and preferred. Rock Island. st. Paul
Southern Railway preferred. Southern PACING.
Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pacific COM
and preferred, United States Steel common and
preferred United States Leather preferred. Wabash
preferred Western Union. S14d4 per cent; Atchison
common. Baltimore and Ohio common. 3lz; chicago
Terminal and Erie first preferred. 3
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.-The only change
the ST Louis Southwestern annual meeting was
the election OF Charles Parsons of St. Louis. in
stead of l.. Wolff. director. The directors
meeting adjourned subject to the call of the chair
man in New-York The dividend matter will prob
ably be considered then.
HOOKING VALLEY-At the Hooking Valley
meeting yesterday the only change made was to
drop Thomas johnson, of Columbus. from the di-
recorate and elect In his place Charles G.. Hickox.
of Cleveland Mr.. Hickox is a large stakeholder IN
Toledo and Ohio Central. At the meeting 244Oo
shares of common and 10000 shares of preferred
stock voted. The action OF the old directors
was approved.
TREASURY BOND PURCHASES.-The special
arrangement whereby the local Sub-Treasury was
authorized to accept government bonds offered for
sale to the Treasury Department expired at the
ing designated September in his order No further
offers of bonds, therefore. will be accepted here
beyond a block of 100000. which were turned in
yesterday. The special arrangement that was
operative in September made with view to
affording relief to the money market more rapidly
could be effected by direct offerings of bonds
ito the Treasury Department at Washington.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.-Gross
earnings of the ST. Louis and San Francisco for
August show a increase of S2o6046 over August
a ND net arrin a
For the two months Of the fiscal year net earnings
have increased S229 2S3.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.-Earnings of the North
Pacific for August increased in gross $685., 121
and in $}23,5l2 Total net income including
proprietary lines for the two months of the fiscal
ye = was s2,610S1S. a gain of S506.904 the
time a year ago.
CHICAGO TERMINAL-Sellng of Chicago Ter
minal stocks said to be good. The surplus
for the year ending June 80 only $1,000.
against 1872 900 for the preceding year.
SILVER SHIPMENT.-The steamship Philadel-
phia sailing for Europe to-day. will take 1OO,-
oc0 of silver shipped by the United Metals
Selling Company.
RAILWAY AUTOMATIC SALES COMPANY.-
The directors of the Railway Automatic Sales
Company at the annual meeting. held yesterday,
declared the regular quarterly dividend Of per
cent the preferred stock. The common was
also placed upon basis of per cent by the
declaration of a quarterly dividend of per cent
The presidents report showed the company TO be
in AN exceptionally fourishing condition.
GOVERNMENT BOND PURCHASES.-In the
last six months the local Sub-Treasury has
deemed government bonds amounting. with pre-
mium s36 $40 S6l on. OF this $50 302 45 %
were purchased last month. the balance. SIC 246.
945 SO being spread over the preceding five months.
COFFEE EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP SOLD
The seat OF the late B. H. McMeeken on the Coffee
Exchange was sold at public auction yesterday
for $3.50