New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-29
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TPADINC-Forelgn houses dealt in
upward Of COCO shares in the local Market OuEi 'e
on balance In the London market briush 'oAS09
were firm and the general list showed improve
ment. Demand Tor money in the British capital
active. but discount rates remained unchanged.
STOCK LOAN oUOTATIONS-Loa quotations
were: AInalGamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common. Peo-
pies Gas, Reading first preferred. Rock Island
Southern Pacific, United States Steel common and
preferred. United States Leather preferred. Wa
bash preferred. SHELTERS common. Republic Steel
common "a per cent; Atthison common and pre-
ferred, Baltimore ard Ohio common. Canadian Pa
clhc. Consolidated Gas Metropolitan Street Rail
way. Union Pacific common and preferred. IL per
cent. Norfolk and Western 81. Paul Ia per cent;
New-York Central. per cent: Erie FIRST and second
preferred. Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan.
Missouri Pacific. PENNSYLVANIA. 1i4d1'2 per cont;
Sugar. Tennessee coal and Iron. li2di%4 per cent;
Western Union. Snelt"rs preferred Republic Steel
preferred. American Locomotive preferred. nat,
Delaware aud Hudson n, per cent. southern Rail-
way. = per cent
UPTOWN sENTIMENT.-sentimc Of the so
called Waldorf speculative party is stlu In favor
Of higher prices and the encouraging talk Of prom
ue"t railway and business who have recently
been IN various parts Of the country. induces
the uptown element To maintain It's position the
bun side Of the market Well known who
have arrived IN this city In the last few days from
the West state that the crop Will be larger
than tho low estimates made by James ]. Hin and
other so-calied crop experts John ] Mitchell.
president Of The Illinois Trust and Savings Bank OF
chicago. who is in town. says that conditions
throughput the West decidedly favorable.
UNITED STATES REALTY AND IMPROVE
MENT DIRECTORS At meeting Of the board
81 directors OF the United States Realty and I'm
provenent Company. held yesterday James StiI-
man. Robert T.. Bowling. John ". Gates and
H. : Black were elected directors to M vacancies
The bylaws were amended. increasing the number
of directors eighteen. The remaining directors
20 be elected at special meeting Of the stock
holders. The following officers also elected:
II. : Black. PRESIDENT Robert T.. Downing vice
president. Il. q Babbase. genera! counsel and sec
rotary, and 3. NJ. Fellows, treasurer.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY-Despite tho loss by
the hanks to the Sub-Treasury since last Friday
Of 100000 the money market IL reported
easy I'm tone The loss sustained in the same time
q week ago was $1.055 on, The Sub-Treasury was a
debtor the Clearing House yesterday morning
FOR $55.6B
"LEONARD'S RAILWAY NEWS. "-'Ieonard's
Railway News" which for many years has been a
weekly publication. WILL October 1. be issued AZ
daily railway newspaper II will contain the lates,
local and telegraph news Of the railroads with spe
cal features. such the aud traffic situation
and personal news regarding changes and appoint
ments among the officers and employees Of various
railroads in the country
STILL HOLDS HIS STOCKS-The most pr,r,i
nent money broker in tho Street was heard tn re-
mark yesterday that when he went TO Europe sev
era months ago he had &.5O0OOO of stocks and thai
he had not yet sold single share despite the ad
vance Of the last three months.
MARKET GOSSIP.-Wasserman Rro,hers vraro
big buyers of Amalgamated Copper ON the al
vance To- 81. ana between that point ana s. there
tremendous volume of profit taking I'm on
tario and Western There IS good reason To suspect
that something Ike 3'.0OO shares came from an in
terest whose influence in the declaration of , per
cent dividend might be expected to be very strons.
American Cotton oil sold down on small transac-
tions, with r. g. Moore & Co the only conspicuous
sellers. There was entire absence Of support
and very well defined feeling that the movement
indicated the passing of the common dividend In
November H. b. Holins & Co were conspiclous
buyers IN the early advance In Reading James r.
&eeneS friends say that he is more active IN the
market than he has been Tor many months Lon
don was again buyer Of Northern Securities
The foreign purchases have extended over the last
three days and amount to a 'arSe block of stock
At the close some OF tho advances were retained
but the market. taken altogether had been checked
by The heavy volume OF profit taking. although II
acted wonderfully well consideriug Traders did
not care TO go home short of the market and their
covering involved little buying before the close.
{. II. De Witt & Co. took good deal of Ice pre-
ferrcd early in the week. and j. NJ Shaw & Co
bought about l0a00 shares in the day. This buying
Is more in the character of the trading which used
to obtain in the old days of the Van Wyck holdings
four years ago.