New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
about 1900 shares buying blanCe. American
stocks in the London market seemed to have been
stimulated by a little New-York buying. although
there also fair local interest we'll The
tion of consols. which made a further small ad-
vance with the Kaffir stocks taken TO indicate
a satisfactory outlook In South Africa Some Off
cal announcement the Boer side Of the peace
negotiations thought likely in the immediate
future. The maintained strength in exchange in
Paris and Berlin satisfactory indefinitely
postponing gold shipments The renewed weakness
in bar silver had an unfavorabe effect on Mexican
stocks In London
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Final loan quota
tions were: Amagamated Copper Anaconda, Amer
ican Ice. Atchison common and preferred, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio Chica go
Terminal, Colorado and Southern Delaware and
Hudson. Erie common. first and second preferred,
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan. Missouri Pa
Gifts. New-YOrk Central. Northwestern. Metropoli-
tan Street Railway Peoples Gas. Reading first
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. West
ern Union. per cent.
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT-The following
companies have ordered from the American
Car and Foundry Company: The Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company 1coo box cars;
TIE ST. Louis and San Francisco Railroad COMPANY
500 coal $50 fiat and 100 hopper and IS cabooses
Hudson Company, 300 gondoa and % Nat cars; the
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Company. 800
coal cars of 5000 pounds capacity and 100 box
Of 5000 pounds capacity for September delivery;
the Mineral Range Railroad Company 100 cars
ReidS Newfoundland Railroad. 30 fiat cars. in ad-
diton to the reported March IS. the Southern
Railway Company. postal cars in addition TO
those ordered last January; the Mexican Railway
Company. coaches; the WadIey and Mount Yer
non Railroad Company. coach.
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1902 edition The Manual OF Statistics" stock
Exchange handbook. has attained its twenty-fourth
annual issue. The publication has steadily i'm
proved with age, and admirable 1t has been IN
preceding years, It is broader I'm scope and
more thorough in treatment OF the subjects that
come within its range than before. Its en-
largement this year by the addition OF one hundred
pages was made necessary in order fully and salts
factortly TO meet the requirements OF the partic-
uar held that II occupies. and the present volume
numbers Sl2 pages AS a Stock Exchange hand
book The Manual OF Statistics has long had a
hrmly established reputation as an incomparabIe
compendium ITadpe Of Information For investors ana
lls coLaton ana presentation Of facts and figures
affect the worth OF securities and the market deal
lnGs In them. In the department devoted to rail-
ing the organization history. capital bonds earn
Ings & and other details concerning the great trans
most mos exacting seeker for knowledge could possibly
SPRING WHEAT OUTLOOK -Correspondents
-. - ~. -. Dun Co report that conditions are
,SSo0r3oie ,So for fair yield of spring wheat. al
th0uSh excessive moisture has delayed planting
au @ tne acreage Will probably be from 10 to Is per
Is a logical concomitant OF the abnormal prices
PoenaiHns ~ TOT coarse grain, which greatly aug
over exceptional profits recently obtained from
soil aiin rs peculiar adaPtabilty to newly broken
oe planted In that product The net result will be
Northwest, but a moderate reduction In sprine
wheaI Although heavy rains have retarded farm
has occurred. and conditions are especially favor
able In southern parts OF the spring wheat region
INTERNATIONAL PAPER.-Rumors that the
international Paper Company Intends To issue
bonds to raise money for the purpose Of strength
crease OF independent paper industries throughout
nno rne country are denied by International Paper
the common stock at present. and has a surplus
is Rsd and M S6GgSt PPsT f
investors At its present price II returns hand,
sell many points higher. 'e'' W
SAFETY CAR HEATING AND LIGHTING
OF the sae, car Heanss Hgets and af the sSb 5Gfk
Tersew Gi, "Tu at tne 3tice OF the company
PI EeGtors was elected; Robert Andrews. George r
Galloway. r. NJ Dixon julius r e FrchcS Fh@lEIfy' 4
n Rep9urn Justin L1athrop. Edward Lauterbach !
Read 4 G sopeT and P r WyGkoT n The IMAM annnsi a
sP4st OF the SAFETY Car Heating and Lighting and
dividends. $525.762: surplus $21S 800 S''i--'
JERSEY CENTRAL. ELECTION Tho stool. /
holders OF the Central Railroad OF New-Jers,v m
elected this board of directors at the meeti6s ~
Jersey Glty yesterday. George F. Raer j RoSers |
n4Nwei George +. Baker. Harris = Fahnesrock |
y Owner Welsh. Henry Graves Joseph : Harris |
n. Is Thomas and Charles steele 4 statcnent |
was given out showing that the gross receints 81
5le iaSt year were Sl7 S9 S5 an Increase Of S 5S
5ee ne receipts from transportation were x5
go Vs an increase of H.Sl 063 the 1900 receinfs
, AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE The Auertc,r
Loc.0mouve company is building TWENTY-FIVE IoCo-
motives Tor the NewYork Central and Hudsor
rtIEer tallIoad company. II is reported thar the
anadian Pacific Railway Company has DIaCsd a1 |
iuultionaI order for twenty-siX locomotives Urbrb
vi brlng the total number contracted for hui not
to ninety. ~ 'u' iol
, IN f;htN AIIONAl4 POWER.-"'The Wall Straat
journal learns that the report of the IDterno /
.iohdI rover company will show no other debts
.ndh s%tn or current monthly lIa bilities ana ali
me compahys assets, including the original 70 SC6
mares OF Locomotive preferred and 80 900 shares ~
-oColnouVe common. intact in the treasury OF The
, ILLINOIS CENTRAI.-Earnings of the Illinois
III March increased S2S2 6S2 gross and sac
20 Seo ~; from July earnings increased
'ZooS'o4i ana net earnings 81 S75 795
GhAIN ENPORTS.-"B "Bradstrcet's'' reports tho |
eAP0rts P OF wheat for the week 3 3O2 240 bushels
saist oSuS 100 bushels last week and S72 bush
rs Ias' ear since July l. 29l67O62 bushels
"eek aggregated l26155 bushels against los 80 |
Snsheis last week and 5S3 S3l bushels last wear
bushels last year. -'''''''-o'
CONDITION. on, xnIy