New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
COCOA shares in the local market, buying 10000
shares. In the London market speculative buying
of South Africans developed the satisfaction felt
because of the arrangements made by Mr.. Cham
berlain with the Johannesburg mining interests.
ConsoIs were a shade firmer. at 92I4. NewYork
was fair buyer of American stocks Money was
a trife harder in Berlin, and exchange there was
firm but decidedly heavy in Paris.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loa quotations
Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice. Atchison common and preferred. Brooklyn
apd Transit Baltimore and Ohio common. Chi
caEo Terminal. Colorado Fuel. Delaware and Hud-
Erie common. first and second preferred
Louisville and Nashville Manhattan. Missouri Pa
citic. New-York Central. Northwestern. Norfolk
and Western. Peoples Gas, Reading first pre-
ferred. Rock Island. St. Paul. Southern Railway
preferred. Southern Pacific Sugar, Tennessee Coal
and Iron. Union Pacific common. United States
Steel common and preferred United States Leather
preferred. Wabash preferred, Western Union and
Republic Steel and Iron. IL per cent. and Union
Pacific preferred. per cent.
NEW STOCK DEALT IN.-The Light. Fuel and
Power Company stock of West Virginia. appeared
in the outside market for the first time and sold
from - to IA The company is Incorporated under
the laws of the State of West Virginia; capital
900 divided 5000 shares of common stock
at the par value of slco each, fu paid and non-as
sessable
MICHIGAN CENTRAL DECLINE.-A sale of
shares of Michigan Central stock was made yes
sale several months ago. This sale was thought
represent the closing some loan The
close 126 bid and 80 asked Canada Southern
sold down 7ls points sales of zoe shares.
CAR Western roads are ordering
large quantities of cars from various companies.
There is change in the general situation. Roads
report having all the business they can handle and
the constantly increasing shortage is being
vere1y felt.
COLORADO SOUTHERN Application has been
r.
Southern Railway Company 100000 additional first
mortgage per cent bonds of 1929
CORN PRODUCTS.-It is reported that the com
mon stock of the Corn Products Company will in
all probability be placed a dividend basis in
March, the of at least per annually
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following securities
ha ave been added to the Stock Exchange list: SD
oGo000 of per cent noncumulatfve preferred stock
$25,0G0o00 common stock, S1i500,000 first mortgage
per cent thirty year sinking fund bonds of 1882
and $0.G00O0 twenty year per cent collateral and
mortgage bonds of 1922 of the United States Ship
building Company; 100000 additional Memphis di-
vision first mortgage f12-5 per cent coupon bonds
of 1896. of the Southern Railway Company; $500
eco additional stock of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank 100000 additional per cent refunding mort
gage coupon bonds of 1917, of the Chicago In
dianapolis and Louisville Railway Company $401.-
COO additional unified fifty year / per coupon
bonds 1910 of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company: sl.40O,000 additional first consoli-
dated mortgage 4 per cent coupon bonds of 1895
of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company;
$17.l4S000 additional 81 per cent mortgage bonds
o 1897 q the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company; $453s 600 additional 3la per cent
general mortgage coupon bonds of 1887 of the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railway Company; and
$21 .93 900 additional capital stock of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANK ELtcC-
TION.-At the annual meeting Of directors of the
Consolidated National Bank. held Yesterday. the
following officers elected President Wills
s. Paine; vice president. Mortimer r. Wagar.
cashier James Thorn; assistant cashier. Thomas
n Jones.