New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
MINING STOCKS.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt IN
1ooo0 shares selling on balance. In London the
general market was rather heavy, and conSoIS
esneciaIIv sold off on the objections raised 10y the
Germans to the Venezuela settlement plan which
England had accepted. There was no change III
the quotation for money in any OF the European
centres and Paris exchange on London continued
firm enough to offset the advance h Henlann S'"'-
ling in New York.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS--Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper, Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison common and preferred, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, Baltimore and Ohio common, Chi
cago Terminal. Colorado Fuel Delaware and Hud-
son Erie common and first and second preferred.
Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan, Missouri Pa
c1c New-York Central Northwestern. Norfolk and
western Peoples Gas, Reading first preferred Re
public Steel common and preferred. Rock Island
St Paul. Southern Railway preferred. Southern IA
cifc Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pa
cific common and preferred, United States Steel
common and preferred United States Leather pre-
terred. Wabash preferred and Western Union "a
per cent
BANKS. LOSE TO sUB-TREASURY.-The local
hanks lost TO the Sub-Treasury Sl,458Q10, making
the net loss of the banks since Friday Si4SVn Ine
loss was due to customs collections amounting to
1856 525 and considerably moro TO deposits to re-
tire circulation The banks UP to the close OF busi-
ness on Monday week hao lost to the Sub
Treasury $5S43000. The debit of the Sub-Trcasury
at the Clearing House yesterday morning was %S5'-
90. The customs figures reported are below the
recent average amount for full days business
CHICAGO AND NORTHN observation-disclosures
ern stockholders have voted to increase the
common stock $3s.J0J 0oe. This makes a total OF
s. 80, ,120 preferred and st61t67S common The
conlpauy has also decided to buy up the franchises
and property the Fremont Elkhom and Mis-
souri, Valley Railroad Company.
REGULAR CANADIAN PACIFIC DIVIDENDS.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company has de-
ciared the regular semi-anruaI dividends of per
cent on its preferred stock and of 2l2 per cent on
its common stock payable April l. The surplus for
tbc half year after the per cent of working eX-
pcnses fixed charges and dividends, is s%.2o2.90'-
No announcement made regarding the com
p:tn--'s proposed steamship service
FORT WOkyH AND DENVER DINIDEND.--It
i stated that at a meeting of the directors of the
Fort Worth and Denver Railroad. to bc held at
Fort Worth shortly. q dividend of per cent VIII
bc declared 10 he paid in March.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.-Application has
bee1, made to the stock Exchange to list Chesa-
peakc and Ohio s1,O000n0 additional general mort
gage Az per cent bonds of 1922.
WABASH EARNINGS,-Cross earnings OF the
Wabash showed for the first week in February =.
gain of $S2.s52 the same week u year ago. az
From July gross earnings nave increased SSsll''-
UNITED STATES LEATHER SHARES.-lhe he
activity in the leather issues was accompanied
by the old reports that plans for financing the
dividends in on the preferred stock had
been taken in hand again.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.-Earnings of tho Missouri
Pacific for tho first week in February increased
100000 over the same week last year. making
gain from June l Of $6lS6H
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.-At
d meeting of the Board of Directors of the
North American Trust Company held the
office of the Company. 1856 Broadway, yes
fhe year: Oakieigh Thorne president; Heman
Dowd ce-presdent; VIM. H. Chesbrough, vice
scudder. treasurer; f. L. hilton secretary; r &.
Prest assistant secretary: Carleton Bunce assist
ant secretary; +. w. Black. auditor, and James
r. Burnet, trust officer.