New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio common. cana
dian Pacific. Colorado Fuel and Iron' Delaware anu
Hudson Erie common. first and second preierIeu'
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan, missouri fa-
ciac Norfolk and Western. Metropolitan Street
Railway Peoples Gas. Reading first preferred
Rock Island, St Paul. Southern Railway preferred.
Southern Pacific, Sugar. Tennessee Coal ana iron,
Union Pacific common and preferred. United
States Steel common. United States Leather pre-
ferred. Wabash preferred. Shelters common ano
Republic Steel common. 24q21a per cent; New-fork
Central. Pennsylvania and United States steer pre-
ferred per cent: Western Union. Shelters pre-
ferred and Republic Steel preferred. per cent ana
American Locomotive preferred. fiat.
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following securities
have been added to the Stock Exchange list: Nash
VILE Chattanooga and ST. Louis Railway, N54'OOo
additional first mortgage per cent bonds szr'"eVo
additional capital stock of the Mercantile National
Bank 100000 additional Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe general mortgage per cent bonds
s2o27,o00 additional first refunding mortgage per
guaranteed coupon bonds of 1949 Of the Central
Pacific Railroad, 81 200. 900 additional first conson-
dated mortgage per cent coupon bonds or the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company. $.O0O,OJO
additional first consolidated mortgage per cent
prior lien bonds of the Erie Railroad Company,
81 100000 additional first consolidated mortgage o
per cent coupon bonds of 1894 of the Southern
Railway Company, 100000 additional general
mortgage 4 per cent coupon bonds Of the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company. 100000
additional per cent refunding coupon bonds OF the
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Com
pany s52900 additional preferred stock and 200o
additional common stock. with permission to add
the list after January 10 s.750 coo preferred OF
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company. and s9SS5.000 trust certificates
OF deposit for the per cent ten-year convertible
debenture bonds of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company.
HANDBOOK OF RAILROAD Securities
THE Handbook OF Railroad Securities' compiled
by THE Financial and Commercial Chronicle" is
published. The book contains in small compass
vast amount OF information concerning the various
railroads and number of Industrial companies the
securities of which dealt in the leading
stock exchanges 1t shows their earnings. divi-
dends. etc. for series Of years their present
fixed charges. and also the amounts Of the differ
ent issues of bonds outstanding their rates OF in
terest etc. The monthly range OF stocks and bonds
for 1907 and 1903 is given: also yearly range for
the last four years.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY-The debit of the
Sub-Treasury at the Clearing House yesterday
morning amounted TO 1926. principally for pen
sons. The banks gained on Tuesday s2314.0Oo part
OF II over the counter on Sub-Treasury Assay Of
fee checks for imported gold and partly in settle
ment OF transportation OF the mail accounts Since
Friday. up TO the close business on Tuesday the
banks gained S5,S64O00. comparing with a gain in the
same time last week Of only s2S5 900 The Sub
Treasury paid out yesterday 100000 on teIe-
graphic order from San Francisco. A larger move
ment of prime mercantile paper is reported with
increasing amount OF business on choice ma
terial at per cent.
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON.-The action of
the officers Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
In again postponing until February the special
meeting Of stockholders is expected TO be followed
by further extension OF time by the hondholders'
protective committee for the deposit OF debenture
bonds in favor OF the financial reorganization plan
AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY DIRECTORS
Alvin w. Krech. president OF the Equitable Trust
Company of New-York and Charles A Conant
treasurer OF the Morton Trust Company, were yes
terhay elected directors OF the American Surety
Company.
BOWLING GREEN TRUST CoMPANY-The
Bowling Green Trust Company has elected the fol-
lowing members directors for tho term ending
the third Wednesday in January 1907: William
Nelson Cromwell. Myron T. Herrick. Edmund c.
Converse. Winsl0w 6. Pierce. Edward +. c. Young.
Grenville NJ. Dodge. Edward r. Thomas and Will
lis Merrill.
ELECTED DIRECTORS.-At the annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the First National Bank OF
Morristown. N J.. held Tuesday the following were
unanimously elected directors for the year:
Edwin ". Coggeshall. Joseph b. Dickson. Charles
". Ennis II. Ward Ford. Francis S. Hoyt. Theo-
dore +. King Rudolph II. Kissei. Robert H. Nc
Curdy; d. Hunter McAlpin. Guy Mnton. Albert II.
Vernam. Joseph H. Van Doren and George B.
Wilson.