New-York tribune., 1902-08-09
MINING STOCKS.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses oeaiI III
5000 shares mostly sales. The volume ol u"9
in American stocks in London was very Sli'
and although quotations a shade belo" party
In most instances they were nominal Inc O.''
feature Of what otherwise ho1day t !n"l nc
was the strength in consols, which made a 1ur'he
a. per cent recovery to 95h. Exchange on Lohuoii
in Paris and Berlin continued firm Money was
a shade harder in Berlin
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS--l+oan quotations
vere. AmaIgamated Copper Anaconda, American
Ire Atcbson common and preferred, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, Baltimore and OHIO common NIii-
cago Terminal Colorado and southern be'a"a
and Hudson Erie common. first and second pre-
farred louisville and Nashville Manhattan. Mis-
souri, Pacific NAw-York Central northwestern
Northern Pacific preferred, Peoples Gas. Reading
first preferred. Republic Steel common ana pre-
ferred, Rock Island. St Paul Southern RalIWay
preferred Southern Pacific. Sugar Tennessee COAL
and Iron Union Pacific common and preferred
Trntted States Steel common and preferred, United
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred ana
Western Union, 215 and per cent
CURRENCY MOVEMENT.-The principal move
ments of currency this week. as compiled by Ihe
Wall Street Journal" indicate that the banks
lost thereby only S659,20O. or about $4,000 more
than the gold exports. The banks received from
the interior $6S5.60O and sent to the interior S2iSl
500 including $S0.0O0 transferred through the Sub
Treasury to New-Oreans. The gain from the
interior was 81 253 500. The banks received new gold
to the amount of s1.6 500. of which S786.5OO was
on New-Yo Assay Office checks. $4,000 on San
Francisco Mint checks and S6i5.0O0 on Seattle
Assay Office checks, Nearly all the Pacific Coast
checks were for Klondike gold. Gold exports
were $519 400. less than one-third OF the new
gold received. The banks received from the Sub
Treasury on ordinary government disbursements
l5.24S500. and paid to the Sub-Treasury for Gus
TOMS internal revenue, per cent redemption fund,
retirement of circulation by correspondents. etc,
$lS3l5 600. The loss Sub-Treasury operations
he the in
terror and new gold 81, 800; the loss by gold
exports and to the Sub-Treasury was S35S6,0O0 so
the loss sos. 200
COLORADO AND sOUTHERN-The Colorado
and Southern showed increase in gross earnings
in the year ended June 80 of II per cent, in
crease In net of nearly 20 per cent and add!-
ton 10 surplus of % cent In 1901 surplus
after fixed charges $iO5647, equal TO 007 per
the second preferred. This surplus will
this year S6f3 2o1. equal to the full
cent on first preferred and about 3.5 per cent on
the second preferred. The heavy demand for ore
and mining products was important factor ia
the roads Increased ninEs last year.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY ORDERS
The following companies have ordered from
the American Car and Foundry Company: The
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany Loo steel coal cars the Wabash Railroad
Company. 800 nat cars the Minneapolis St Paul
and Sault Ste Marie Railway Company. 100 refrig-
orator cars: the Western Maryland Railroad Com
pany twenty-one coaches the Leh!gh Valley Rail
road Company. five baggage cars; miscellaneous
parties thirty-nne cars OF different types
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE.-The following
pauies have ordered locomotives from the Amer
lean Locomotive Company: The Chicago. Rock ISL
and and Pacific Railway Company. 1t Is reported.
100 locomotives: the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company, five locomotives The Choctaw,
Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company is having
fourteen locomotives built The Colorado Fuel AMI
Iron Company has ordered two locomotives.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-"Brad-
streets reports the exports OF grain. in bushels.
for the week. with comparisons as follows: Wheat,
nour Included 424i3j6 against sS3ll99 in tris week
last year. Since July % 2O3 oontrasted with
237 the like period in 1901; corn. 06n COM
pared with 900 ia this week last year; since July
/ 55s AZ against S.7S361 in the corresponding time
a year ago.
READING DIVIDEND.-A report from Philadel-
phia says that the directors OF the Reading Com
pany will meet in the week beginning August % and
declare the usual dividend of 2 per cent on the
first preferred stock If the dividend is declared
steps VIII be taken to dissolve the voting trust
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.-It Is said that
about 10000 shares of Norfolk and Western com
mon stock have been taken by foreign investors in
last weeks, and the stock will be shipped to
the other side.
GREAT NORTHERN EARNINGS-A reflection
of the Industrial growth OF the Northwest Is IN
the earnings of the Great Northern road in July.
Gross earnings were S. i59 S45 Increase of S7So2S
over the same month year
APPLICATION TO LIST.-The Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad Company has applied to the New
York Stock Exchange TO have listed 81 100000 addi
tional first consolidated mortgage per cent bonds
of 1886.
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Applcation has been
made to the Stock Exchange to list 100000 addi-
tional first consolidated mortgage per cent bonds
of 1886 of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Company.
NEW DEPOSITORY.-The Eastern Trust Com
pany has been appointed depository for margins
hy he Produce and Cotton exchanges.
COMPANIES CONSOLIDATED. - The Long
Island Title Guarantee Company and the Peoples
Realty Company. OF Manhattan have been con-
sodated into the United States Title Guarantee
and Indemnity Company. with capital of S.0O0OeO
and surplus of S2500G0. The new company will
continue the present office in Brooklyn of the Long
Island Title Guarantee Company. with branch
office in Manhattan.