New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10
WALL STREET AID EXCHANGES.

r,opurcN- T-RADING-Foreign houses dealt in
N O1 shares IN the local market. chiefly purchases
The London market opened very weak as tile news
., the hqbtng at Port Arthur had been received
- s..,oues the last lingering hope Of peace Con-
SIS declined TO Ssh. but rallied later TO S617 net
loss Of 4 per cent. japanese bonds We're from 70
roints lower, and Russian Is were even weaker
Money was IN fair but not remarkable demand
abroad
STOCK LOAN QUOTATTONS.-I-can quotations
were: Amalgarnated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice Atchison common. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Erie common and second preferred. LoCisvlIe ana
Nashville Manhattan. Missouri Pacific Norfolk ana
Western Metropolitan Street Railway. Peoples
Gas, Reading first preferred. Rock Island, St Paul.
Southern Railway preferred Southern Pacihc
Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron. Union Pacific pre-
ferred United States Steel common, United states
Leather preferred. Wabash preferred, Repuohc
Steel common. 1EG2 per cent: Union Pacific com
mon. 1tza1s. per cent; Baltimore and Ohio common
Canadian Pacific Colorado Fuel and Iron. Della
ware and Hudson, IA per cent; New-York Central
Pennsylvania United States Steel preferred. Ia
per cent; Consolidated Gas. 1g11s per cent; Atch-
ison preferred. Erie first preferred. l per cent:
vves.e-7 linton Shelters preferred. Republic Steel
preferred, American Locomotive preferred. nat
DELAWARE AND HUDSON IMPROVEMENTS
The improvements Contemplated by the Delaware
and Hudson Company in its project to open up for
settlement It's vast holdings in the Adirondacks'
comprise orders for sixty engines. twenty new
vestfbuled Empire day coaches and three cafe
cars Pullman cars are also being constructed FOR
use on through trains. The Delaware and Hudson
has also decided to put on the market some OF Its
large holdings Of Adirondack land, including prop
erty around Loon Lake. Upper Chateaugay Lake,
Chazy Lake, Ragged Lake and PIumsdors Pond.
The Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company. owned
by the Delaware and Hudson, alone owns upward
OF one hundred thousand acres Of land in Clinton.
Essex and Franklin counties. The Delaware and
Hudson has expended 900 in improvements on
frOu D
Placid
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.-The syndicate headed by Kuhn. Loeb &
Co. which purchased s10,000,000 Of the issue Of
$4,000 900 Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
per cent forty-year gold As. due on November 1.
1913. reports the bonds entirely disposed OF. The
syndicate paid IN 20 per cent in cash. but received
their money back in two weeks. The bonds were
purchased at par. syndicated at 10l. and sold at
1Oi5s and interest.
NEW HAVEN BONDS-The recent issue OF
5000 90 per cent ten-year bonds Of the New-York
New Haven and Hartford purchased by syndi-
cate composed OF Kidder Peabody Co, Esta-
brook & Co. r L Day & Co. and Adams & Co.
are all sold. The bonds brought 1924. a basis OF
$40 per cent.
HOUSMAN HEAVY BUYER.-A- A. Housnan.
who often represents Morgan and other powerful
interests. bought at least $500 shares round tho
room, paying particular attention to Baltimore and
Ohio. Union Pacific. Atchison. st. Paul. Pennsyl-
venia and Southern Pacific. This OF the
important factors in the early strength.
LAKE SHORE.-Ths second and last call the
syndicate that underworld tho 100000 Lake Shore
debenture bonds is due Wednesday February 10.
The payment is 60 per cent and amounts 81 O0o.-
90.
SAN FRANCISCO FUNDS FOR NETWORK
J. Sc W. Seiigman & Co have received from tho
United States Sub-TTeasury S07SOOO on a tele-
graphic transfer from the Anglo-CaIifornian Bank
Omitted. San Francisco.