New-York tribune., 1902-09-04
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

EoRErcN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt IN
~ no shares buying % 900 shares The market Oh
the other side was wide enough 10 s'a'u ms a So -
deal Of profit taking; the heavy ouylns Vi
Americans for Continental account was a feature
Of the trading The general market was lea'
loss and consols heavy. without quo'aoie 0Hh'e0
Money was in fair demand in all the european 0V''
Tres There was a rather frmer tendency IN Farls
exchange. ..,u.
sTOCX LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Fina quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda American
Ice Atchison common and preferreo' 0iooN'"
Ranid Transit Baltimore and Ohio. chicago Ter
rninal Colorado and Southern. Delaware ana f1uo-
son Erie common and first and second preferred
T TouisvfIIe and Nashville Manhattan. Missouri "a
ctac New-York Central. Northwestern. Northern
Pacific preferred. Peoples Gas. Reading nrst pre-
ferred Republic Steel common and preferred RoSh
island St Paul. Southern Railway preferred
Southern Pacific Sugar. Tennessee Coal and lroh'
1-n,o, Pacific common and preferred. United States
Steel common and preferred. United States Leather
preferred Wabash preferred and western CnioH'
5 per cent ,
,TORFOTK AND wESTERN.-The advance In
EorroIk and Western OF over points was due 10
h,,,,,ro bv n.onIe who are well informed regarding
the property Norfolk and Western shows the et-
feet of the shortage Of anthracite coal IN ts july
earnings Gross earnings have Increased ABOUT II
per cent over July OF last year.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY BONDS.-The N'o"oVo
consolidated 5 per cent bonds for the listing OF
which the Southern Railway Company has made
annlication 10 the Stock Exchange. have been IN
the treasury of the company for two years. Under
tho terms of the mortgage. the company has au-
+horftv to issue at the Of 100000 yearly up TO
81 800 900 for new and additional property. Ihe
81 40 coo referred to issued in August 1900 and
non. have been issued since, the company having
nrnvided for such expenditures out of earnings.
pIrEIJC DEBT STATEMENT.-The public debt
statement issued by the Treasury Department
shows that In the month OF August the debt of the
limited States decreased s. 9046 the interest bear
ing debt showed no change; the debt on which in
erest has ceased decreased $500: the debt bearing
no interest decreased $S2 825. while the cash in the
Treasury increased $o5l6.90l
PENNSYLVANIA EARNINGS-Earnngs of the
Pennsylvania Railroad in July showed for the lines
east of Pittsburg gain in gross OF 81, 400 and
yair IN r.t Of S736 300 On lines of Pittsburg
gross earnings increased s55l.aO and net earnings
a2l6 600 From January gross earnings on all lines
have increased SIC 1874 100 and net earnings have in
creased S39l5.5n -
TTON-Nore than the necessary two-thirds OF the
stock OF the George A. Fuller Company and the
New-York Realty Corporation has been deposited
with the Central Trust Company under the offer
of lanes StIlman and others, and the deposit JUS
ti6es the plan being declared operative
PRESSED STEEL CAR.-The Pressed Steel Car
Company's earnings are now at the rate OF ~ per
cent on the common stock. Orders for new cars
continue to accumulate, and the company has
enough work hand at present TO Keep II puSy
for the next twelve months
WITCH HAZEL OFFICERS.-The following
have been elected officers of the American Witch
tIazeI CORPORATION which recently was incorpo-
o-d in New-Jersey: p. q. Magnus, president and
,o.aI manager: Charles c. Dickinson. Angus Nc
ITnai Iuther q. Gadd Edward D. w. Langley
od william A Caster, vce-presidents: Charles Z.
Hughes secretary. and Luther G. Gadd. treasurer.
Tho concerns which merged into the corpora
ton are the International Witch Hazel DlsuIiing
and Bottling Company, the Mystic DiztilIing Com
non,, " n Strickland, the Hughes Distilling Com
narv the Pratt Chemical Company. the flednil
ro,nnapy Sheehan & Co., the Colonial Chemical
Corn,anv and George D. Hornbeck.
A MEMBER OF FIKM-H- w. Poor & Co an
,o,,ca that Mark Z. Spelme formerly of New
Oraans and now of this city. has become
bor tbeirf