New-York tribune., 1902-06-24

WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foregn houses were not
active in the local market dealing i'll ABOUT tliee
thousand shares. mostly sales. The TRANSACTIONS
in American stocks in the London market were on
too small a scale to have any particular sigrhIi-
cance and except for little New-fcrk puElhs
of Atchison the whole list featureiess Inc
general market steady and conSos ahe ahe pe re
mining stocks practically unchanged me r. =
norrs on the Kings health were satisfactory, anu
indicated that he was merely resting oTonafon
taking the strain involved IN the COZ or Id ON
activities There was no feature IN money o' IN
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-loan quotations.
were: Amalgam mated Copper. Anaconda American
Ice Atchison common and preferred, b'ooNlS II
Rapid Transit Baltimore and Ohio common IN
cago Terminal Canadian Pacific DelaWare S fTaI anH
Hudson Erie common. first and second pt p
louisville and Nashville, Manhattan, Missouri "a a.
tam street Railway. Peoples Gas, Reading first
preferred Republic Steel common and preierrea, eo
feped Southern Paciic Sugar Tennessee Coal and
Iron Union Pacific common an1 nted states
Leather preferred. Wabash preferred and western
Union 2a.d3 per cent.
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERNS CROPS.-The
general freight agent of the Lake Erie and
Western Railroad COMPANY has received d reports I1
diana and illinois showing that the wheat crop crop
will be 20 per cent heavier than in 1871 ana % Ine
planted o to corn is fully 10 per cent than last
year, and the outlook is good one ,.zs
''ROUTE'-The Rock Island system is here
after to replace the Great Rock Island Route as
the official trademark for the aggregation OF cor Or
cific Railway Company now dominates and includes;
The Rock Island originally was made up, OF io'
miles of poorly laid track in one state n IL dods n1spd M
roadbed in twelve different States
WABASH-Wabash directors have authorized
the payment of the regular per cent sem-annual
interest on the dehenture AS The heaviest buyers
Of Wabash issues in Yesterday n mtrse' * C Wer n
Emburgh & Atterhury, H content q 20. n 8 III n;
took over 700 shares of the preferred. Gould and
Gates interests supposed to have been heavy
buyers of both the common and preferred
ST PAJItS PROSPECTS.-St Paul officers say
the excellent outlook for crops in the territory of
their road is keeping business heavy for this sea-
son of wear Westbound traffic is still the feat
ure and there seems be limit to the buying
mower in the West The movement is of a general
character. and, what is more significant, there IS
accumulation of stocks of any kind
PETITION FOR EXTRA HOLIDAY.-A petition
of members of the Stock Exchange asking that the
Exchange be closed on Saturday. July 3. well as
the Fourth will be acted upon by the governing
committee at its regular meeting tomorrow
DENIED BY J. & w. SELIGMAN K CO-The
report from Beaumont. Tex. that J. & W. Seltg-
man & Co have obtained control OF the Lone
Star and Crescent Oil Company and will Increase
its capital to S500oeo. was denied YESTERDAY at the
office of the firm who. il was added. knew nothing
about the company or its affairs.
ROCHESTER RAILWAY BONDS.-N- w Hal
sey & Co. and offer a limited amount of first
consolidated per bonds of 1880 Of the Roches-
ter Railway Company. Rochester. n Y. which con-
trolls the entire system of that city. op-
Grating 104 miles of track under franchises having
least sixty years to run, and by good legal au-
the rate Of three times the interest on
a first lien. with the exception of $li9"" nortgagt
a minor portion of the system These bonds are
a legal investment for savings banks IN Maine. ana
are recommended a a conservative investment for
trustees. institutions and individuals