New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
MINING STOCKS.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses traded In
10000 shares, selling 10000 in the London marhe''
There change in consols, ana the haiii'
,ssues were idle and featureess. Money was
shade easier in Berlin, and exchange there was
harder but Paris exchange on London was us-
tinctIy weaker Three months bills were In better
demand in London.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison common and preferred brookis II nap
id Transit Baltimore and Ohio common ooioi auo
Fuel and Iron. Canadian Pacific. Delaware anu
Hudson Erie common first and second preierreu'
Louisville and Na ashvle. Manhattan. missouri fa-
cifc New-York Central Northwestern MetroPoi-
itan Street Railway. Peoples Gas, Reading nrst pre-
ferred, Rock Island. st. Paul, Southern f,aliNaS
preferred Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coai
and Iron Union Pacific common and preferred,
United States Steel common and preferred Ciii'e',
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred ana ana
Republic Steel common and preferred pei GENT
Western Union, 3.
ORDERS FOR NEW CARS-The Southern Rail-
way has ordered 200 gondola of the American
Car and Foundry Company also ~ otti'h9t e"i
The Southern has also placed the folio"lhs oiu'
The Mount Vernon Car Manufacturing COMPANY
500 gondoas; the Southern Car and Foundry Oohi
pany 800 boxcars and the Barney & Smith Car
COMPANY 250 stock. and gondola cars
NEW EQUIPMENT-It is estimated that the
number of new cars added by western raiiroaus
since the last crop is 5000 available Tor the u"
portaton of grain. The figures are cornpl'ed ifoi'
the approximate guesSes of traffic officials OF Vari-
Gus lines centring Chicago Nearly all the ne"
cars are modern carriers. and will. on the whole
average about 81, 600 hounds capacity
MONEY IN CHICAGO-A dispatch to 'lhe
Wall Street Journal" says that the Chicago money
market developed further strength in the last
week. and per cent on new loans was pretty
well established. Some of the banks put Out
little money Az per cent and ia per cent ou'
there was a rule some special reason for such
concessions when made. AS regards the demand
from the West upon Chicago banks 1t was felt
more last week than at any previous time this
season and the large institutions doing the bulk
the country business reported an Increased can
for money from the interior
LACkAWANNA'S NEW-ENGLAND TRAFFIC.
The result of the recent traffic arrangement be-
tween the Lackawanna and the New-fork' New
Haven and Hartford railroads has been so satis-
factory. and the increase in traffic from New
ENGLAND has beer so marked. that the Lacka-
wanna Railroad has determined upon an aggres-
sive campaign with regard to New-England busi-
ness. In furtherance of this campaign. the traffic
department announces the appointment of Nat
Duke as general NewE England freight agent. Mr..
Duke was formerly general New-England agent
of the Lehigh Valley. and prior to that of the
West Shore Railroad.
SECURITIES LISTED.-The committee stock
list OF the Stock Exchange has placed on the regu-
lar list 100000 additional common stock OF the
Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Com
pany. making the total listed $4,000.
CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK--The Con-
sodated National Bank of which Willis s. Paine
is president has elected the following directors:
Amzi l. Barber. capitalist; Lyman G. Blooming
dale of Boomngdale Brothers. drygoods. and
James c.. Newcomb of the Standard Oil Company.
UPTOWN TRUST COMPANY BRANCH.-The
new branch office of the Eastern Trust Company.
situated the northeast corner OF Thirty St
and Broadway will be opened for business to-day.
The Eastern $ the first trust company to open an
office the vicinity of Herald Square and the de
parture promises To be successful.