New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

! FOREIGN TRADING.-LOndon seller Of
! about 40 600 shares of stock in this market. Its
sales were principally Union Pacific, Southern Pa
| cihc St Paul Southern Railway and Baltimore
! and Ohio.
| STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
/ were: Amalgamated Copper Anaconda, Atchison
! common and preferred. Baltimore and Ohio COM
/ mon, Chicago Terminal, Delaware and Hudson,
Erie common, first and second preferred. Louisville
| and Nashville, Manhattan. Missouri Pacific, New
! York Central Peoples Gas, Reading first pre-
! ferred Republic Steel common and preferred. 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, Western Union,
24a21s per cent: Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 2.
! COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED. - Commu-
ncation by telegraph with most important outside
points cut off, but for which dealings in the
Stock Exchange would have been larger. The
wires Chicago working fairly we'll but
Philadelphia was off. and Boston could be
reached only by telephone.
SITUATION IN MONEY.-The equilibrium Of the
money market Is maintained; rates on call are
nominaIly to "a per cent. On time there is little
or no change in conditions. Quotations
are 3% per cent for periods up to six months
dividend paying railroad stocks. On good mixed
collateral the minimum is per cent. Powerful
financial interests TO be facilitating an easy
condition the money market which does not
reflect the expectation that gold will be shipped
10 Europe on next Thursdays steamer. Prime
mercantile paper is discounted at per cent the
minimum
UNITED STATES sTEEL.-It is denied that the
United States Steel Corporation has acquired hold
ings in the Swedish Iron ore Company other
iron industries OF Sweden. An offer made at
time of the interests In the Steel Cor
poration. but the corporation declined the offer.
and Il has not been renewed. 1t is said not to be
the intention of the Steel Corporation at present
acquire steel iron holdings outside the United
States
ANTHRACITE COAL.-The prospect that winter
prices for anthracite coal will continue until May l
has been increased by the curtailment of supplies
by the storms which have practically tied
up a number of the mines. Producing and carry
ing companies are considerably behind in their
tracts. There is a belief that steam sizes OF
thracte will be kept the winter schedule OF
prices for some time TO come, matter what may
be decided the spring reduction in domestic
sizes.
AMAIGAMATED COPPER-A leading interest
in the Amalgamated Copper Company said OF the
report that the AmaIgamated Copper Company had
purchased Senator Clark's Colusa-Parrot, Parks
Parrot and Micawber mines: Litigation has been
waged in the courts and It has been deemed adj
visable TO settle the whole matter permanently II
possible. before the up for retriaL Ne
gotiations have been in progress looking TO a set
tlement OF the whole matter but whether they
have been satisfactorily concluded is n question
which am not now prepared 10 answer"
FINANCIAL REVIEW.-"The Financial Re
ncation. THE Commercial and Financial Chroni-
cle has been issued. 1t is volume of 800
pages, including copy OF the January issue OF
THE Investors Supplement- bound up with II. II
IS invaluable book for reference throughout the
year. It's contents include: Retrospect OF 1901 CIV
ing a comprehensive review OF the business OF that
year, with statistics in each department, financial
and commercial bank clearings In l9)l with COM
parative statistics for twenty years; record OF
transactions on the NewYork Stock Exchange In
each Of the last ten years. securities listed on the
New-fork Stock Exchange in 1901; money rates by
months for the last seven years all classes OF
loans; weekly bank statements in 1901: crop
ties for series OF years; iron and coal production
for series of years. gold and silver production
a series Of years and monthly range OF price OF
silver for three years; exports and imports for a
series OF years; comparative prices of merchandise
foreign exchange daily prices 1899 1870 and 1901;
Bank of England weekly statements in 1901; gov
erhInent bonds, monthly range since 1860; State
Donus, record OF prices since 1860; railroad bonds
ana stocks, monthly range OF prices for five years
delphia and Baltimore. Investors Supplement''-
Description of railroad and Industrial securities
record of earnings, dividends etc The Drire of
The Review" is 81.
OFFERS 10 BUY INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
JACOB Rubino who has made a speciality OF
handling Investment securities of railway COM
panles Tor some years. announces that hereafter ne
VIII devote his attention chiefly to industrial
stocks, particularly to preferred shares ne &c.,
TO buy lots of 800 shares sixty dav calls
on American Car and Foundry preferred Pressed
Steel Car preferred. Republic Iron and Steel pre-
IeTred international Paper preferred and Interna-
uonal Steam Pump common