New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
WALL STREET And EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreien houses dealt in
about % 90 shares mostly sales In the London
market American securities were heavy There
was : good demand for money in all the European
centres and exchange in Paris and Berlin showed
weaker tendency.
STOCK LOAN OUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: AmaIgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice atcbson common and preferred, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Baltimore and Ohio common. Chi
cago Terminal Colorado Southern. Delaware and
Hudson Erie common. first and second preferred
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan, Missouri Pa
cidc New York Central. Northwestern, Northern
Pacihc preferred. Peoples Gas, Reading first PIE
ferred 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
Union and Republic Iron and Steel common
and preferred. per cent.
UNITED STATES LEATHER-The rumor was
revived In Wall Street yesterday that the United
States Leather Company had plans under way
pro vidnG for the funding of the preferred stock by
d issue OF per cent bonds. The story is an old
one and frequently discussed There also 4
story in circulation the effect that the packing
combination, when organized, would take over tn
United States Leather Company and the American
Hide and Leather Company. This report was like
wise discredited
BONDS THAT COULD BE PURCHASED-It is
said that there has been an accumulation of United
States bonds by the houses making a speciality OF
such securities anticipation OF the Secretary of
the Treasury making offer TO purchase bonds
to relieve the money market. 1t is said that $500
DD or 100000 OF such bonds would be offered i'm
mediately upon the announcement that the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury would purchase them at the
market price.
ATCHIsON General business on lines Of the
Atchison Railway compares very favorably with
the volume handled at this period last year. on
GERS of the road say this is nothing short OF phe-
nornenaL in view of the fact that the wheat crop
this year was only 80 per cent of last years yield
In territory tributary the companys lines. In
addition to this there has been old corn TO move
this year and the coal traffic has been light.
CONSOLIDATED LAKE SUPERIOR COM
PANY-The report of the Consolidated Lake Su-
perior Company for the year ended Juno 80 shows
net income from operations Of 81 42S.136 and sur
nrIs after dividends of S292 62s The cash subsidy
of the Aleoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway
Company added to the surplus leaves total surplus
of sf72 o. The profit loss account of the sub
sdTerv companies of S44.S77 of 1901. and the profit
and Ioss account of the Consolidated Lake Superior
Company Of 1901. $S,s77. added to the surplus OF
ss72 o. leaves total credit TO profit and loss ac-
count OF 81 o96, sos.
SEAROARD AIR LINE RAILWAY BONDS'-
Verraiye & Co. and Hallgarten & co. oter 10 hold-
ers If the collateral trust per cent gold bonds OF
the Sea hoard Air Line Railway, which are payable
on October next. the opportunity TO exchange
those maturing, bonds for equal amount par
value of the Seahoard Air Line Railway retundlnS
collateral trust cent gold bonds due IN 1911
IN nayment of s25 per bond. Bonds SURRENDERED are
"a carry the coupons due October next. the re-
funding bonds deliverable in exchange carrying
coupons due November next