New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt In
1900 shares in the local market all purchases IN
London the mining market was firm. and copper
sto-.ss were higher ConsOls opened with some
strength but at sS2. had lost q small fraction or
the substantial advance of the preceding day'
There was no feature in money or exchange In any
OF the European centres.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice Atchson preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Delaware and Hudson. Erie common first ana sec
ond preferred Louisville and Nashville Manhattan
Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western Metropoh-
tan Street Railway Peoples Gas, Reading first
preferred Rock Island, st. Paul, Southern Railway
preferred Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee CoaI
and Iron, Union Pacific common and preferred
United States Steel common and preferred. Unlted
States Leather preferred, Wabash preferred ana
Republic Steel common. Az per cent; Atchison
common 4G4h per cent; Baltimore and Ohio COM
mon, Canadian Pacific, Colorado Fuel and Iron ana
Shelters common. per cent; NeW-for central
Pennsylvania and Western Union. 21s per cent;
Shelters preferred. fiat and l per cent American
Ice preferred and Republic Steel preferred fat
and American Locomotive preferred, 1-64 per cent
BUYING ERIE sTOCKS.-Buying of Erie stocks
for investment account Is reported, purchases be-
ing made on the theory that. the company
is now in the hands OF persons who know how
to develop railroad property the future of the
road is extremely bright and its securities are
therefore attractive bargains. The Eries lines
run through a section of the country rich In COAL
are appearing to the promoters of manufacturing
concerns as within the last year there has been
a noteworthy increase in the manufacturing in
dustry in the Ere's territory.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The transfers OF
currency through the Sub-Treasury yesterday were
$3.50 900 to New-Orleans and 10000 to Chicago.
total of $4,000 This week the direct shipments Of
money are understood have been larger than last
week but the arrivals of gold from Europe have
probably been than sufficient to offset the
hoe haa
shipped direct fairly considerable sums. to Bos
ton Pittsburg and other points Saturdays bank
statement will probably show some shifting Of ac-
counts due to subscriptions to the S.SO0.co0 New
York city 31a per gold bonds offered for sale
yesterday.
MR. SULLY STILL BULLISH ON COTTON
Daniel ]. suly emphaticaly denies that he is
seller of the cotton market. On the contrary. he
declared consistently and persistently bullish
and stronger than ever in his conviction that the
market must go higher
GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER-The
tinued decline in Greene Consolidated Copper
on the curb is due to persistent rumors that
the company is contemplating increase in the
capital stock. At the office Of the company the
report is emphatcally denied
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.-The Street attaches
Importance to the fact that the Wisconsin
Central voting trust expires by limitation on July
l. and may be terminated earlier at the discretion
Of the voting trustees. 1t is said that of the
recent purchases of the stock have gone TO people
in close touch with the Canadian Pacific manage
ment.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBER-Stuart
Scott, who has for several years been connected
with the firm of Ladenburg. Thamann & Co.. has
been elected a member of the Stock Exchange.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Observation-Disclosures
of the Southern Railway for the second week in
November show an increase of $50 $50, compared
with the time year ago. From July /
gross earnings have increased $1l9S. 335.
YOTTNG-I.eyys Young
has been admitted to the firm of Albert o. Brown
& Co Mr.. Young is a son OF the late Albert
Young, for many years member of the New
York Stock Exchange, and is a nephew of the Is tie
Major Louis Ginter. the Southern tobacco man.