New-York tribune., 1902-12-10
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foregn houses dealt IN
about ten thousand shares. evenly distributed Inc
changes In American stocks in London were 'riiis'
and no decided trend was shown either way lheie
was however a little strength in spots. but the
trading was of the most limited character. Coh-
sos were nottceably weak at 92l4, ana d Iufti1e
decline of u per cent and the lowest price touched
since the termination of the Boer war Paris eN-
change on London showed a further decline or z
centtme at % francs "A centimes. There was no
feature in money in any of the European centres
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper Anaconda American
Ice Atchison common and preferred BroohlSh Il
PaDtd Transit Baltimore and Ohio common, chi
cago Terminal, Colorado and Southern Dela"@ie
and Hudson. Erie common. first and second pre-
ferred; Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan MIS-
souri, Pacific, New-York Central. Smelters common
and preferred Peoples Gas. Reading nrst pre-
ferred Republic Steel common and preferred, hocA
Island st. Paul. Southern Railway preLeIreN
Southern Pacific. Sugar, Tennessee Coal ana IRON
Union Pacific common and preferred, United states
Steel common and preferred. United states beater
p-eferred Wabash preferred and Western Union
sig per cent.
HIGHER SUGAR PRICES.-The advance Of 10
points in prices for refined sugar brings Srandteu
within points of the scent mark. and the latter
price will it is thought, be soon reached as prices
for raw sugars have been again advanced ana ~
is now quoted the lowest price at Whlch susdiS
testing 96 degrees be bought. very httle cf1h
he obtained at that figure as sales have been made
covado 50 degrees test. is quoted at S12c ana
molasses sugar, SO degrees test at SAC Reilhels
are quite Indifferent about selling sugar although
the HowelIs and Arbuckle Brothers TOOK Ie"
orders at the old price of 4S5c for granulated Ihe
American Sugar Refining Company, however re-
fused to take orders except at the advanced rates
NO AMAIGAMATED-CALUM AND HECLA
AGREEMENT.-The report from Boston that an
aqree-nent has been reached between the Amaiga-
mated Copper Company and the Calumet and Hecia
he
! market its product through the United Metals
Selling Company. is denied authortatfvely. NO
agreement whatever has been reached between
these two companies. and no regulations nave
been or are under way looking to any settle
nent of matters between them
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP-A special
meeting of the stockholders of Interna onal Steam
Pump will be held in Jersey City, December 2, at
n M to sanction a resolution passed by the
board of directors for the issue of $3.5oV9 or
debentures 10 authorize the increase of the capital
stock the company by the issue of 5000 addl-
tional shares of the common stock, increasing the
amount of common to 1S5.00 shares, and to autnor-
ize a provision the conversion of the debentures
or any part thereof at the option of the holders
into common stock: on a basis OF the issue OF ten
shares of such stock for each $1,000 of debentures.
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN OCTOBER NET
The Colorado and Southern Railway Company re-
ports 3or October net earnings. after taxes $H1Ol
increased $15.U16 from July l net earnings, after
taxes. $463 1874. increased $47,42O
INCREASE IN EXPORTS-Expcrts OF general
merchandise from New-York for the week ended
yesterday amounted in value to 3336.l0S. an in
crease Of g, 1,765,979 the week last year.