New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
WALL STREET AND EICHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt IN
roo shares Of which 1890 were sales. Aroi'rase
houses bought Louisville and Nashville at the
oparine but subsequently sold it The heaviest
sales were in southern fSail"aS' o'"'hei"
and Atchison.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIoNS-Loan quotations
we've: AmaIgamated Copper. Anaconda. Atcnisoh
common and preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Baltimore and Ohio common. Delaware ana nun
son Erie common. first preferred and second pre-
farred louisville and Nashville. Manhattan. MIS-
souri, Pacific. New-York Central. metropolitan
Street Railway Peoples Gas Reading hrst pre-
fcrred Republic Steel common and preferred ROCK
Island St Paul Southern Railway preferred
southern Pacific Sugar. Tennessee Coal and IRON
linton Pacific common and preferred United states
steel common and preferred. United States Leather
pr.forred Wabash preferred. and western ohIol'
G. Colorado Southern common. ?
louisville AND NASHVILLE.-The crowd IN
1o,,s,,,Ia and Nashville was too large to distin-
,,sh satisfactorily the large buyers ana sellers
T. W co,in & Co were large buyers. The LONDON
,,ous.s yero sellers Dealings in the STOCK were
apparently almost entirely for long account ''o
,ba-o seemed TO be very little borrowed except
against sales from London. The STOCK loi'eo
fiat the close. .-l.
r,Trr,To ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURG.-
..rhe Railroad Gazette" to-day will say that
large amount OF work is to be done TINS year o'
tho Ruffalo Rochester and Pittsburg. Ihe plans
for the year include extension twenty-efght
north of Punxatawney. Penn. south INTO coai
fields in Indiana County. contract was let on
April | for grading and masonry. and there VIII ne
several steel bridges which contracts have been
let to the American Bridge Company. The line VIII
he laid with oak ties and Opound rails with stone
and cinder ballast. contract has also been let
for six miles of second track on the main line be
tween Falls Creek and Lanes Mills and for nine
miles of second track between Johnsonburg and
RiGgeway the main line.
PEOPLES GAS DIVIDEND MEETING--The
directors of the Peoples Gas and Coke Company
are scheduled to meet the last week or this month
to act on dividends. officials here say there is
reason to believe that other than the usual rate OF
II. per cent quarter will be declared. Bust
ness is excellent and the disbursement can be
maintained. With reference to impending ltiga-
ton 1t may said there is absolutely no anxiety
among officials.
CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE
The Wall Street Journal says that there is good
reason for believing that the directors of the Chi
cago Indian polls and Louisville will declare
dividend of not than per cent per annum.
but probably the rate of 2l2 per cent. with
semi-a annual payment of II. per cent. IT is under
stood that the executive department offered strong
opposition paying any dividend at ALL and that
the rate indicated represents compromise between
the various parties in interest.
WABASH EARN1NGS.-The Wabash company
continues show heavy gains in gross earnings.
for the first week in April being S266l3
heavier than in the same week year ago. From
July earnings have increased 81, 213.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.-Earnings of the Missouri
Pacific for the first week in April increased SCI 0o0
over same week n year ago
NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK-The stock Of
the newly organized Northern National Eank of
New-York has already been subscribed TO its full
The bank has a capital of s3o0,O0O, with a
surplus of 100000 The presidency of the bank has
been offered Frank c. Mayhew. the former presi-
dent of the Broadway branch of the Corn Exchange
Bank. and it is believed that he will accept. The
exact situation has been decided
the bank will be in the neighborhood of Broadway
and Spring-st.