New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

1000 shares in the local market. mostly purchases
American stocks in the London market showed
fair strength. but little activity Quotations with
the exception of the steel stocks. were higher
The Bank of England made strong return whlch
was favorably received in the stock market, WheTe
consols made the best improvement in a long time
past and the general market was firm Paris and
Berlin exchanges both continued weak.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison common and preferred. BrooKly n
Rapid Transit, Baltimore and Ohio common, COLO
RADIO Fuel Delaware and Hudson, Erie common,
first and second preferred. Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific New-York Central
Norfolk and Western Metropolitan street RAILWAY
Peoples Gas. Reading first preferred, ROCK ls4atd
St Paul. Southern Railway preferred, Southern
Pacific Sugar Tennessee Coal and lron' Union
Pacific common and preferred United States Steel
common and preferred. United States Leather pre-
ferred Wabash preferred and Western Union. "a
per cent: Canadian Pacific and PENNSYLVANIA, ? per
cent.
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE-The
& 6.5 oo4 Eastern Oklahoma division first mortgage
4 per cent bonds dated February D. 1908. Of the
AtchisOn which have been listed on the exchange,
are part of a total authorized issue Of sotV1H OF
bonds of the Atchison. Topeka and santa re fNdll-
wav Company. secured by first mortgage. dated
February 26, 1903, executed by the Eastern OKLA
homa Railway Company and by the Atchlson, 10
peka and Santa Fe Railway Company to the Guar
antee Trust Company of New-York as trustee
The bonds direct obligations OF lne <AtcHl9Oll'
Tonela and Santa Fe Railway Company
IACKAWANNA STEEL - The Lackawanna
Steel Company and constituent companies issue
consolidated balance sheet as of April 80 1875 as
follows
Assets-Cost of property. s2 s4l .7S6: investments
IN other companies, $5.5449SS work in progress,
material and supplies on hand. sundry machinery
and tools s57S4.96S accounts receivable sIS4.4lI;
balance due treasury stock sold, $4Oi"H; CASH
397; deferred charges to operation tthe Lacha-
wanna Iron and Steel Company, S10S7o7 total
SSS 190.124
Iiabi1i+ies-Total amount capital stock paid in.
500 OIL GOO; Iackawanna Steel Company first mort
gage convertible per cent gold bonds pald H.
$6 12S !OS3 I4ackawanna Iron and Steel Company o
per cent gold bonds. 81 775,oOO; accounts payable
audited vouchers. NO79,4S9; outstanding accounts
bond interest, taxes. etc. SS9l4 reserves $z9"o'
profit and loss $S9.1O1: total. SIS, 3S,190,124
CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY
FONDS-It is emi-officiaIly stated that over 20
per cent of the holders Of the per cent mortgage
bonds of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy have
denosited their holdings with ]. P. Morgan & Co.
for extension until July /, 1905 at the rate of 4
per cent per annun. The bonds not deposited at
the close of business to-day will be purchased oy
Morgan & CO. on July l at par and accrued inter-
est. The total of the bonds to be extendeo OF pur-
chased aggregates $22,o00G0o.
CRAMP & SONS.-Stockholdsrs Of the William
Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Com
pany at a special meeting. have approved the IN
of the capital stock or the company lIOHI
s. o0OOO to Sc 900 and the increase Of the mort
gage Indebtedness from 81. 500 600 to S7500,O00.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE-There was some
inquiry for Denver and Rio Grande issues but
there seemed to be little stock in the market. 1t
was argued that the Standard Oil control would
devote all Colorado Fuel business to Denver and
Rio Grande, it is not impossible that this fact
has influenced some recent selling of Colorado and
Southern.
UNITED STATES STEEL BONDs-The heavy
8 h. -,{ta pdz inf,
both the common and the preferred. There less
rallying power in the latter than might have been
expected if the transactions really represented
arbirage operations by the underwriting syndicate.
PENNSYLVANIA.-Penns stock declined
to 123I lowest point of the year. 1t thought
that bear pressure and sales of long stock against
purchases of rights responsible for the loss
in price In the afternoon large buying orders were
put in below the market price
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON.-It is said that
financing must be done in Colorado Fuel and
Iron; but yet definite plan has been decided
upon. therefore any rumor to a bond issue
is least premature.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-The Bowerv Savings
Bank - has as declared red S sem-annual nj dividend the
The Manhattan Savings institution has declared
dividend at the rate of 312 per cent for the year.
has declared semi-annual dividend at the rate of
, per cent for the year payable July 49, The New
rate Of per cent for the year payable July l. The
payable July l. The American Tobacco ComnsnS;
has declared a quarterly dividend OF per cent on
the preferred stock and a dividend of 3 per cent
on the common stock. payable August l. The
American Woollen Company has declared a diyi-
dend OF Ia, per cent on the preferred stock. pay
able July l5
TRANSFERS SEAT TO soN.-Announcement
made yesterday that Daniel T. Worden since
May. 1869. member of the NewYork Stock Ex-
change has arranged for the transfer of seat on
the Exchange to his son-in-law. James B. Lowell
Mr.. Worden will retain his membership in the firm
of Worden & Co, of which he is the head and OF
which Mr.. Lowell is also a member.
DECLARES A LARGE DIVIDEND.-The First
National Bank of Morrtstown. N j.. declared a
dividend last Saturday of per cent and an extra
dividend OF per cent out of the earnings OF the
last six months, payable July l. This is the sev-
enty-sixth consecutive seni-annual dividend. The
officers of the bank Albert III. Vernam presi-
dent; Rudolph II. Kssel and Guy Minton vice
presidents, and Joseph Fl. Van Doren. cashier
ton of the New-York Stock Exchange Directory