New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt IN
30 600 shares selling on balance. In LONDON con-
soils were X per cent lower. at STA while japanese
md Russian bonds lost y TO l per cent. The re-
ports from the Far East were vague and con-
Trajectory. but generally disquietng. Inc settle
Inent began and was proceeding satisfactorily. but
there was sign OF any desire TO buy American
stocks for the new account. although purchases
would carry a fertnight's credit. Money was
shade harder in Berlin and exchange on London
was stronger there.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.aLoan quotations
were: Amagamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison common. Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Delaware and Hudson. Erie common and second
preferred Louisville and Nashville Manhattan.
Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western. Metropoh-
tan Street Railway. Peoples Gas. Reading first
preferred Rock Island. St Paul Southern Rail-
way preferred. Southern Pacific. Sugar. Teunessee
Coal and Iron. Union Pacific common and pre-
ferred United States Steel common United States
Leather preferred Wabash preferred and Republic
steel common. per cent; Baltimore and Ohio COM
mon. Canadian Pacific and Colorado Fuel and Iron.
- per cent; New-York Central. Pennsylvania and
United States Steel preferred, IL per cent; Atchi
son preferred and Erie first preferred. l per cent;
Western Union Snelters preferred. Republic Steel
preferred and American Locomotive preferred fiat.
ONTARIO AND WESTERN.-The advance IN
Ontario and Western accompanied by p rumor
that control OF the road had passed 10 some other
railroad company. but there complete
absence OF knowledge OF any such transaction in
quarters that should have correct information
any such change in tho roads position. The ru-
NOR be dismissed as being at this time entirely
without foundation.
GOLD FROM SAN FRANCISCO. & w. selis-
man & Co. received from the Sub-Treasury yester-
day $4,000 gold Geographic transfer from the
Anglo-Calfornia Bank. Limited OF San Francisco.
The local sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on tele-
graphic transfers.
ATCHIsoNs DECEMBER sTATEMENT-rhs
reports for December gross earnings increased
$4s5.S49; net income after and rentals de-
creased Sl95.2l5.
BANK REPORTS.-The Merchants National
Bank shows OF January q: Loans. S1S.975.-
sos: cash. $5,095 1853: deposits S445.s31 and total
resources. S24.3O2. 566 The National Park Bank
shows Of January %: Loans. S55,O947OS; cash,
S24S6C57S; deposits, $S32OS5. and total resources,
500, 1887. The Importers and Traders Bank
shows Of January %: Loans. $2S.Ss9l92: cash.
$5s9l.6iS; deposits, $sSSS926 and total resources,
S33O46,OS4.
NORTH AMERICAN DIvIDEND.-The dividend
OF per cent on tho stock of the North American
Company, declared yesterday, will be paid in four
quarterly instruments OF IA per cent beginning
with March This is an increase OF per cent over
1903.
NEW-HAVEN ADDITIONAL sTOCK.-The
New-YorS Stock Exchange has received notice
from the New-YOrk, New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company Of its purpose TO increase it's
capital stock by $SG2.9CO.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS.-The
following securities have been listed the London
Stock Exchange: Lake Shore and Michigan South
Railway Company. Sc $4,000 additional S1A per
cent 1OO-year mortgage coupon bonds of 1897 and
United States Steel Corporation Sl64SO0O additional
ten-sxty-year per cent sinking fund gold bonds.
APPLICATIONS TO LIST.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company applies to the New-York
Stock Exchange to list $1OOOOOO additional general
mortgage Az per cent bonds and the Northwestern
Telegraph Company applies to list 81 100000 first
mortgage AZ per cent thirty-year bonds Of 1884
BANKERS TRUST COAIPANY.-At the recent
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Bankers'
Trust Company the following were elected directors
for three years: Stephen Baker A. Barton Hep
burn. Edgar L. Marston, George w. Perkins Daniel
c. Reid and Francis H. Shedding. The other drec-
tors OF the company Samuel c. Bayne James
c. Cannon. Edmund c. Converse. Henry p. Davi-
son. James H. Eckels William Logan Gates w
McGarrah William II. Porter, E +. Swinnev John
F. Thompson, Albert H. Wiggin Robert Winsor
Samuel Woolverton and F. +. c. Young. The off,
GERS Of the company. reelected meeting of the
directors held on January 25 President Ed
mund Q. Converse: vice-president, John F. ThonD-
son; secretary and treasurer Thomas w Lamont.
assistant treasurer, Daniel r. Pomeroy: assistant
secretary. Leo II. Mccall. The statement OF the
company issued on December 81 shows at the end
OF nine months Of business. deposits of considerably
$40 100000; total resources OF approximately
sn 64soOO. and undivided profits $57o6i The capitai
and paid in surplus are respectively, HoO0OOO and
$500 900.
UNION EXCHANGE BANK--At a meeting OF
the directors Of the Union Exchange Bank vester.
day. Benjamin J. Greenhut, executive head of the
siegel-CoOper Company. was elected a director
EASTERN TRUST COAIPANY.-At a rneetine, Of
the board OF directors of the Eastern Trust Cc,u,-
pany, held yesterday at the Office of the trust
company. No. 115 Broadway. tho old officers or ~.
company were unanimously reelected These ON
GERS are as follows: President, Charles M JesuD.
vice-president Dick S. Ramsay; secretary ana
treasurer George b. Seely; trust officer. William
H. Corwlne. The directors unanimously reelected