New-York tribune., 1901-11-01
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FoREIcN rRADINg-Foreigr trading was light,
total dealings amounting to less than a,"" shafeS
AS a rule, transactions were on the selling sue
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loan quofauohS
were; Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda, Atohison
preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Delaware ana
Hudson, Erie common, Erie first preferred Erie
second preferred, Louisville and Nashville, Man
haitian, Missouri Pacific. New-York Central North
ern Pacific preferred, Peoples Gas, Reading first
preferred. Rock Island, st. Paul, Southern Rail-
way preferred, Southern Pncffic, Sugar, tennessee
Coal and Iron. Union Pacific common and pre-
ferred United States Steel common and preferred
United States Leather preferred, Wabash preferred.
Western Union, 31a04 cent Atchison common
Baltimore and Ohio common, Republic Steel com
mon and preferred, s; Chicago Terminal q; GLUCOSE
fiat
NOVEMBER DISBURSEMENTS. - 1.-THE Daily
Stockholders compilation of November disburse-
shows that interest and dividend payments
by corporations for the month are largely In ex-
cess of any corresponding period. reaching the
striking total S56 66S51s compared with s35136176
year ago. s32 617 1871 in 1899. $685. ia in 1898 and
s26. SOL 226 in 1897 Interest is due bonds Of the
par value of 1868, $50 10o Dividend payments foot
up *asesa 1876 stocks having par value Of g.
COS iO6 Dividend payments more than twice as
large In November last year. the increase being
due In the main to the distribution on United
States Steel. Interest payments by the government
this month amount to S2,500OC0.
HEAVY ORDERS FOR CARS-The Pressed
Steel Car Company has received order for LOO
freight from the New-York New-Haven and
Hartford Railroad. The road has also
ordered thirty locomotives of the American Loco
motive Company. The largest order for motive
power and equipment given at one time by a
Western road has been placed in the East by the
Denver and Rio Cirande Railroad Company The
order is for forty locomotives. twenty passenger
cars and 2OO0 freight In order to facilitate
the moving of coal and to relieve the blockade at
the mines the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
decided place orders Immediately for lStT0
pressed steel cars. These will include both gon-
doa and box car.
LOUISVILLE AND NAsHvILLE.-A dispatch
from Louisville says the Louisville and Nash
VILE has 25,ooo freight which is 20"o more
than last year, and yet the average shortage
is running fully 300 day. This is for busi-
ness originating on ts own lines. and not what Is
offered by outside companies. The rush OF freight
is the greatest known. and back business is
growing every week in spite of all efforts TO ac-
commodate it
NATIONAL sALT-Tbe directors OF the Ma
tional Salt Company have declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF IA cent on the preferred
and Il. per cent the common stock
AMALGAMATED COPPER.-Hugh J. Grant and
A. y Brady. of New-York and William II. Hill
and A. c. Baldwin of Boston. have received per-
mission TO Join acgnnis suit representing
the Boston and Montana minority. There are be-
Iieved to he only about 800 shares OF Boston and
Montana already exchanged for Amalgamated
STEEi. SYNDICATE PROFITS-It report
ed yesterday that the subscribers the under
poration would have their money returned TO them
within II IS snd that the profits amount
TO upward OF ~ per cent. This report not con-
hrmed.
BOND PURCHASES RESUMED. - Secretary
Gage has resumed bond purchases Of the SIS of
1905 OF 1897 and 5s of 1904 basis OF an interest
return of lips and Is OF 1925 a basis OF 1906.
ELECTED STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS
Clifford V. Brokaw, at the office OF Vernon c.
Brown & Co: Simon y. Chaplin. OF Chaplin & Gay
lord and Otto II. Gruner elected members of
the Stock Exchange yesterday.
PENNSYLVANIA BONDS TAKEN.-'rhe sub
scription lists to the Pennsylvania 3i2 per
bonds of been closed. bonds We're
taken.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC-seing OF Southern Pa
thought by traders that pool stock was being
unloaded.
PENNSYLVANIA GOLD LOAN.-Speyer & Co.
and Kuhn. Loeb & Co announce that subscription
lists for the Pennsylvania 3a per gold loan Of
1851 have been closed, all bonds having been taken
IOWA CENTRAL BONDS-The subscription
books Of Redmond, Kerr & Co for the Iowa Cen
trail first and refunding per cent bonds closed
shortly after 10 O'Clock yesterday morning the
issue having been several times oversubscribed
y. W. Harris & Co. Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. the Knickerbocker Trust Company, New
York Security and Trust Company, Winslow, Ian
ier e. Co. and Farson Leach & Co. will pay divi-
dends on q number of securities lists of which Will
be found In another column.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY.
The American Car and Foundry Company reports
for tho four months ended August 81. 1901. as fol