New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
upward OF $1,000 shares Of which 3 600 were sales
Although there evidence Of fair support for
American stocks in London after weak opening.
prices were generally fractionally below parity, and
the disposition on the other side to wait for
further light the situation from New-fork
There better tone in the general market
and consols were frmer. Paris exchange on Lon
don continued rather weak. and there was
further decline in the Berlin rate also. 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, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Baltimore and Ohio common. Chica-
go Terminal Colorado and Southern. Delaware
and Hudson. Erie common, first and second pre-
ferred, Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan, Mis-
souri, Pacific. New-York Central, Northwestern.
Norfolk and Western common. Peoples Gas. Read
ing first preferred. Republic Steel common and
preferred Rock Island. ST Paul. Southern Railway
preferred Southern Pacific, Sugar Tennessee Coal
and Iron. Union Pacific common and preferred
United states Steel common and preferred. United
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred and
Western Union 5iz per cent.
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL PROSPEROUS
President A. ". Thompson of the Republic Iron
and Steel Company says so far as we are con-
cerncd reports that the steel and iron business IS
declining or that is the verge of decline are
untrue We are booking many new orders as
We care 10 book. and the capacity of the mills is
sold six months ahead. Prices are as good as they
have previously been. The situation both current
and future. Is highly satisfactory" Mr. Thompson
saws that the directors will meet about November
. To act on the quarterly preferred stock dividend
which Is payabc January l. He expects the
usual rate of 19t per cent Concerning dividends in
the common stock he says: That is matter en-
tirelv in the hands of the directors and 1t is not
for me to anticipate way or the other. 1 will
say however that far know the proposition
To begin such disbursements has not been dis
cussed
SECURITIES LIsTED.-The following securities
have been added the Stock Exchange list: Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway additional
guaranteed special stock for $14lS2O0 100000 addi-
tioual first consolidated mortgage per cent cou-
ron bonds Of 1874 of the Terminal Railroad Asso-
citation Of St Louis; H,500.OO0 guaranteed az per
cent bonds of 1881 $97s0o guaranteed az per cert
bonds of 1888 and 81 ,Oo0 guaranteed per cent
bonds of 1852 of the Toledo. Wahonding Valley
and Ohio Railroad Company, and 100000 first
MORTGAGE ( per cent iftyyear bonds of 1852 of the
Hackensack Water Company.
APPLICATION To LIST.-Applicaton has been
made to the stock Exchange to list $500 600 addi
tional Chirago Great Western common stock
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Ea Earnings of the South
ern Railway for the first week in November show
an increase of s37S 97 the time year
ago. From July / earnings have increased sLGo6.-
800
MISSOURI PACIFIC-Gross earnings of the
Missouri Pacific for the first week in November
increased $4,000. making a gain from January of
S496 49, over the same time a year ago
MICHIGAN CENTRAL APPLIES TO LIST
BONDS.-The Michigan Central Railroad COM
pauy has applied to the New-York Stock Exchange
to list $lOOO0OOO ST. per first mortgage bonds
of 1852
MOVEMENT OF MONEY There deposited
IN the Sub-Trea sury yesterday $2OOC0 for transfer
TO New-Orleans. The New-York Sub-Treasury has
received orders from Washington pay 100000 to
New-York banks for gold received at San Fran
cisco.
GEORGE CHAPMAN NOW PRESIDENT
resignation of George NJ Gillies president of
the Century Bank announced yesterday. 1t is
understood that Mr. Ciillies resigns take charge
of the West Side branch of of the downtown
banks The Century Bank directors have elected
as Mr. Gillies's successor George Chapman, who
has until recently been associated with the Astors
and has represented them in the directorate of sew
eraI corporations
OFFER TO INVESTORS-N w Harris & Co 8,
OF No 81 Pine-st offering investors 81 900 90
twenty year per cent gold bonds of the Edison
Electric Company of Los Angeles. Cal. 1t 102 and
interest This company is a consolidation of vari-
Gus light and power companies operating in Los
Angeles Pasadena. Redland and its vicinity.
ing a population of 10000.
NEW STOCK FIRM ON CURB.-Charles H
Freshman and James Arkell. with W. ]. Arken
and Paul ". Horbach special partners. have
formed a co-partnership under the firm name of
c. II Freshman & Co.. at No "a Broadway to
trade in securities the curb. 70 negotiate loans
on bank stocks. trust company stocks and unlisted
securities generally.
ROCK ISLAND ISSUES LISTED.