New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-30
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

r0RE1CH TRADTNG-Foreign houses sold
stocks in the local market. total dealings amount
ing to 1000 shares. The London market was eH-
trernely weak.
croE. LOAN OU-OTATIONS.-Ioan quotations
were An1algamated Copper. Anaconda. American
lee Atchison common and preferred BrooKS'
rand Transit. Baltimore and Ohio common IN
caeo Terminal Colorado and Southern. Delaware
and Hudson. Erie common. first and second pre-
f.rrad Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan, Mis-
ut Pacific New-York Central Northwestern,
Northern Pacific preferred. Peoples Gas Reading
FIRST preferred. Republic steel common and pre-
farred Rock Island. ST Paul, Southern Railway
,,raferred southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coal
and Iron Union Pacific common and preferred.
United States Steel common and preferred United
states Leather preferred. Wabash preferred and
Western Union. loal2 per cent
STOCK MARKET GOSSTP.-Tt is asserted nv
some that Mr. Gates threw over 10000" shares OF
stock Yesterday in preference TO carrying them
,i-ro,,sh m extended period OF high money. West
.rr liquidation is undoubtedly what many Of the
Nov-York leaders have been anxious to force. as
f. would relieve the money market without sacrlhce
10 the eu-York interests. The extreme decline OF
Louisville and Nashville renders the theory all the
more probable that the liquidation comes from
Mr. Gates It was noticed too. that securities in
which Western parties have but little interests
were relatively the hrmest- II was understood that
The banks had brought further pressure upon pool
opcra tors to reduce their loans and the selling
IF tho active stocks was understood be pro-
rect closely held issues which 1t would be almost
impossible to market except at an impossible de-
cline 1t was understood that the bull pool in the
ilnior Nanderbts selling its New-fork Cen
traI stock protect its holdings elsewhere. and
people likely to be well informed did not believe
that the presence of Mr. Vanderbilt would make
any difference.
PRESSED STEEL CARS IN GERMANY.
United States Consul 3. II. Warner, of Lefpsic,
ports to the State Department that the directors
ilrOa dS "a
10 tn, Minister of Public Works that bill he in
troduced in the Prussan Parliament providing for
The construction of pressed steel coal cars OF twenty
tons carrying capacity. The minister, after giving
the matter careful consideration, has suggested
that the proposals he somewhat modified, and as
soon as the bill Is amended 1t is believed that
Prussan State railroads will place pressed steel
cars in commission
NATIONAL CITY BANK STOCK INCREASE
The following circular has been issued by the Ma
rionaI CITY Bank: The increased capital stock of
the hank which was authorized at the special
meeting of the stockholders held on June 2 1902,
having been subscribed for and the Conroller OF
the Currency having formally approved of such in
crease subscribers requested to surrender rhe
toronorarv receipts issued them and TO receive
the certificate of stock to which they are enuueo
PENNSYLVANIA NOT OPPOSING WABASH
Robert Pitcairn. assistant 10 President Iassatt 81
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. is quoted as
follows regarding the alleged Pennsylvania-Wa-
hash controversy. The Pennsylvania accepts the
entrance of the Wabash Railroad into Pittshurg as
an accomplished fact. and Is not seeking =" tr""
Needless obstacles in the way of its competitors
App TC 4 ZION TO LIST AT STOCK En-
CHANGE-The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
COMPANY has applied to the Stock Exchange for
the listing Of $4,000 additional general mortgage
81 per cent guaranteed bonds Series d of 1850
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS INCREASE.-Gross
earnings of the Southern Railway in August in
creased S424 Ill and net earnings increased $117S79
From July / gross earnings have increased $9s oS$
and net earnings $1SS.945.