New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING. Foreign houses sold
stocks in the local market. putting upward of
twenty thousand shares The heaviest dealings
were in the steel issues.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, Atchison
common and preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Baltimore and Ohio common. Chicago Terminal.
Delaware and Hudson. Erie common. Erie
and second preferred. Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific. New-York Central,
Peoples Gas, Reading first preferred 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 pre-
ferred. United States Leather preferred. Wabash
preferred, Western Union, 5g51A per cent. and
United States Steel common, 5i&q6.
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.-The Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company has received the
following orders for The Illinois Central
Railroad Company. 800 ventilated fruit cars; the
st. Louis Valley Railroad Company. $50 coal cars:
the Choctaw. Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Com
pany. 80 coal cars OF 5000 pounds capacity; the
Rock Island and Peoria Railway Company 25
dump cars and 10 ballast cars; the Vera Cruz and
Pacific Railroad Company. coaches and 90 box
cars; the Lehgh Portland Cement Company. 10 ore
cars; the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Com
pany. open end and vestbule baggage cars: the
tennessee Copper Company. ballast cars: the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company. dining cars:
tank cars and motor street bodies.
AMERICAN TOBACCO.-rhere was urgent buy
Consolidated Tobacco bonds the first named aup aG
vancing 80 points 10 l15. The closing price
hard TO trace and while 1t thought that the
movement in the securities foreshadowed important
Cons6udated Tobarco nar nlr ni md puynS b & 0I
active for long time past. Good Judges consider
these issues cheap AT current prices.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON DIvIDEND-The
directors OF the Delaware and Hudson company
have declared the regular annual dividend of per
cent. payable quarterly throughout the year The
M xuht
were far above dividend requirements. In some
would be raised to S per cent but as pointed ont
in The Tribune yesterday. there was no officiaI
warrant for this expectation.
ATCHISON TO ISSUE $2OoooOco BONDS.-It is
reported that the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway Company is making arrangements to issue
ton with the financing of the Santa Fe. Prescott
quired az
a., GRAIN Ts-.Bradstreet,s,. reports the
bushels last year. Since July l. I65Sl42n bushels
week aggregated 1858 bushels. against 27O 6S6
bushels % % last at ss week and 4Ss S last year Since
iuy iasf year '''' bushels against lOa SosS bushels
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Earnings of the South
S75S4a5 n and an increase in net Of $a57 ss5 From
net earnings 81 s6O9si anu
WABASH EARNINGS.-For the first week in
January earnings of the Wabash system increased
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The directors of the
H. B. Clafiin Company have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 2 per cent on the common
stock, payable January 15 The directors of
Louisville and Nashville have declared the regular
semi-annual dividend of 211 per cent
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE. American Ioco-
motive has received the following orders for loco
motives Cincinnati Southern 4: Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, so; Central of Georgia s and
Atlas Portland Cement Company. 2. ''
AMERICAN COTTON COMPANY.-The stock
holders committee of the American Cotton Com
pany give notice to preferred and common stock
holders that more than majority of each class OF
the capital stock having assented and become
parties to the stockholders agreement dated ne
cember 2. 1901. the same has been declared binding
and effective. Further deposits will be received bS
the Central Trust Company. depositary nrior 70
February l, 1902 only In the discretion of the com
mttee, and upon such terms and conditions as the
committee may determine ~