New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

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FOREIGN TRADING.-Forcien houses dealt in
1900 shares. buying on balance The mining mar
ket the feature in London. and stocks there
were. strong, with an advancing tendency the
failure of rumOrs Of trouble to materiaze. Ameri-
can stocks were rather inactive but shared the
general Improvement for the part. with the
Steel stocks specially strong. The Copper stocks
were active ana higher, and consols made further
advance Of = per cent on the more peaceful out
look the Far East There was no feature in
money in any of the European centres. but ex-
change was weaker in both Paris and Berlin. Bar
silver continued to show marked strength
STOCK LOAN QUOTAFIONS.-Loa quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice, Brooklyn Rapid Transit Delaware and Hud-
son. Erie common. first and second preferred. Man
haitian. Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western.
Metropolitan Street Railway, Peoples Gas. Read
ing first preferred Rock Island, ST. Paul Southern
Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pa
Cifc common. United States Steel common and Wa
bash preferred. per cent; Atcnison common and
preferred. Baltimore and ohio common. Louisville
and Nashville Pennsylvania. Southern Railway
preferred and United States Steel preferred. ~ per
cent; Canadian Pacific. Colorado Fuel and New
York Central l per cent; American Ice preferred
Union Pacific preferred United States Leather pre-
ferred. Western Union and United States Realty
common. fiat: Republic Steel preferred 3-6idI-32
per cent; Locomotive. 1-6i per cent and United
States Realty preferred, 1-12S per cent.
AMALGAMATED COPPER.-A Wall Street news
nearly official IT is possible to obtain that the
directors of the Amagamated Copper Company at
their meeting to-day will declare the usual quar-
terly dividend Of one-haf of per The Street
has been deluged with all sorts Of rumors of late
regarding this dividend. On one side it has been
said that the dividend would be passed entirely on
the other side that it would be increased, at
least that extra dividend would be declared.
Interests identified with the company say that so
long as the company is earning money at the pres
10, r-H-
off their dividend.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA'S BOOK.-The Central
of Georgia Railway Company has published book
Southern Opportunities for the Investor Civ
ing information especially pertinent to the terri
tory traversed by the lines of this road. The fol-
lowing subjects discussed in an able and force
fUl style: Agriculture" subdvided. with articles
On cotton. vegetable and field products: 'Pomol-
ogy" livestock" Poultry" Minerals" Tim
Der" Water Power" Manufactured etc The
introduction to the book is by w A. Winburn
vice-presiient and traffic manager of the Central
of Georgia, and gives interesting history of the
road.
AMERICAN CAR AND Observation-Disclosures
in American Car and Foundry was not due to con-
ditions affecting the Company's business. but to
liquidation of a forced character II is understood
that certain loans have beer called in which the
stock figured collateral. and the sale of
the stock followed a consequence The Amer
lean Car and Foundry Company is the biggest man
u4dCluieIS VI ears III the country and normal
setback in trade will not upset business The
Street has been fun Of rumors of late that il is
losing great deal of business that contracts are
being cancelled ana that it i'm dire need OF
more capital From an official source We are au-
thOrized to state that all these rurOrs are untrue
said an announcement Yesterday The fact is
that the company mas not cancelled a single con
tract Furthermore, it Is in need of no money
whatever. and it has on hand To-day more cash
than 1t had at the time Of its late annual report
At the close OF last week it had in bank 81 300 600
The company has earned in the first four months Of
the current year nearly the full dividend for the
year on its preferred stock"
SECURITIES LISTED-The following securities
nave been added to the Stock Exchange list. s625
"o additional capital stock of the Kings County
Electric Light and Power COMPANY $40 7qS ono .ddi
uonai first mortgage per cent convertible coupon
bonds Of 1872 of the Lackawauna Steel Conp7uv
Nl2'VW additional Eastern Oklahoma Division first
loIls"se per cent. twenty-five year coupon bonds
oi 1873 Oh The Achison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way company. H,E6C0) additional first consolidated
mortgage guaranteed per cent Slammed, c,,,,o,
bonds OF 1881 OF the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany (oi CaIlfornia). H.SS2.O0o first consolidated
uhortedst per cent coupon bonds of 1853 of the
Mobile jackson and Kansas CITY Railroad CO..
pany. and 100000 IA Der cent -, o.'u
gage coupon bonds of 1851 of Tho me- -,
Railroad Company
POFE MANttACTURING.-At the o,,artsrI,,
lHee""s " 0 Uiiec'ors or the Pope Manufacturing
''AAiAiAly
OF the American Bicycle Companv oI -
business was transacted. The date OF the arn,,aI
meeting Of the American Bicycle Compon,, - -
October out ,he annual meeting of the Pope Manu-
featuring Company will not be held ,pti -
ruary.
CANADIAN PACIF1C.-There was q ~,
crowd i'm Canadian Pacific and in "s pear
most authoritative denials of any financial -,
in Canada. considerable holders there M ''ouole
GENTLY excited by the rumors TO sell tbaf sum
The idea seemed to be not merely 10 sOo"S'
Canadian Pacific. but also Twin Cit, aiher
thing else in which Canadian holders 'u any
terested "
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.-Gross earni,o
Baltimore and Ohio for September showed an , az
crease over September a year ago of Ss4 7s, -, "
increase in net Of s277.72s. From July gross at
ings have increased A,Ts.7A. and net earrtna-
$Ss07
TO PAY QUARTERLY.-The Lawyers' TIN.
surance Company of New-York whose dIviaus
now per cent. year. has decided to pav a.
dividends quarterly instead OF semi annually .s