New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
Us1I STREET AND EXCHANGES.

--,,-,->- rp ADING-Foreign houses dealt III
a 600 shares selling on balance IN '"e IoluoI
ket The feature Of the Anne. 'c"" s ii5. - -
T-t+ed states Steel issues. which advanced on
, ,,,ire for American account. Paris eX-
-. 49,, rather easier The Bank Of England
did not change its rate and mace Hioue, " 49, 20
cod return Money was IN fair demand III al 'ie
European centres. , ,..
STOCK LOAN QUOTATION0.-tlna loan quota
- ,r.. Arnalgamated Copper Anaconda,
-. roe Atchison common and preferred,
1sool,1,.n Rapfd Transit, Baltimore and Ohio, chi
caeo T,ernfnal Colorado and southern Delaware
and Hudson Erie common, hrst ana secollo pie-
Ed 1ouia,1re and Nashville, Manhattan MIS-
, p1otar Neu-York Central Northwestern,
>-.,+.rr Pacific preferred. Peoples Gas, Reading
6r-t nrafe-red Republic Steel common ana pre-
ferred Rock Island, St Paul, Southern RAILWAY
rreferred Southern Pacihc. Sugar, Tennessee oodi
and Iron Union Pacific common ana preLeIreu,
United States Steel common and preferred. Lnltea
States Leather preferred Naoash prefer iFN an
Western Union. per cent
WARASH-Wabash stocks and deoenture y
bonds were leading, active and strong features N
yesterdays market dealings in the bonds
amounting n oar value over a,5o0Coo The COM
panv has not yet PAID interest on the ceoehlure
B bonds but II IS thought that payment VIII soon
be made or that straight per cent nono VIII DC
issued IN place OF the debentuTes 1t VIII! OF COURSE
he a long time before the common STOCK receives
dividend but It's market value IS discountlns
~ i'm. when dividends will oe paid. The record
made hv tic Wabash is highly gratifying Ihe
co-npany continues to report large Increases IN
both gross and net earnings, While the returns u
some Of the other corn carrying roads are rehecuhS
The daroace 20 last years crop The Wabash start
j ont with Se2t9l increase in the gross ard $3 9oi
in the net earnings for the first month OF the pres
cn+ fiscal year For the fourth week OF August the
cross increased So 40 and for the month Ezl'-o'
and for July and August $3ss5l6. II is known that
the CiouIds and their associates all speak enthusl-
-t,., F-+-.- ,g- -l7c 4 Sn
COPPER SUPPLY. AUGUST I. 19o2.-Dr- Albert
r Iedoux Of the firm of Ledoux s Co. from sta
tistics obtained from numerous sources Including
warehouses and rehneries az Atlantic and lake
nor+s as well as from the principal producers and
manufacturers Of copper throughout the country
has made an estimate OF the amount Of copper
stock on hand August l. 1902, in the United
States. The figures include all refined copper IN
anv form whether lake. eeCtro'ytic casting or
partly manufactured. well blister or cor
verted copper whether in bars plates or anOdes,
and copper in matte. The statistics follow; Re
nned copper on hand. 3l045 tons; copper in the
form of bars or anodes excluding copper in tanksl
p. sol, fine copper in matte or redulus, 5.lo9'
total 62I65 tons The results of his investigation.
he says. have tended to confirm the statements
that on August l the public stock Of copper in
Europe did not amount to more than HVD tons.
Private stocks including copper held by producers.
did not exceed an additional 5000 tons, making
total OF go tons o. copper held in Europe.
CHICAGO BANKS SHIPPING LESS MONEY
Chicago bankers report that their shipments Of cur
renc, to the West have not increased materially IN
volume as yet and that. rule. their aggregate
shipments So far this year have not been as large
a. during the same period in 1901. J. II. Eckes,
president OF the Commercial National Bank has
followed up his summary of the Western crop and
money situation with analysis OF the currency
shipments of his bank up to September l. From
January his shipments to the Western and North
western States were $01 600 less than IN the cor
responding period last year. while shipments to
the Southern and Southwestern States were $685.
600 more This leaves net saving of $4,000 to one
bank In currency shipments for the period
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN.-Earnings of the
Colorado and Southern have shown increases in the
greater number of weeks in the last two years, and
the prospects favor steady growth in the COM
nanv's business For the last week in August gross
earnings increased $9.2i2 over the same week year