New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADINC.-Foreign houses dealt In
1900 shares IN the local market. all purchases In
London consols advanced a. to S. while marked
strength shown in the Russian and japanese
bonds. The Bank of England made no change in
it's official rate OF discount and money easier
In the open market. Berlin exchange on London
was weak Bar silver was strong.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Ioan quotations
were; Amslgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice, Atchison common and preferred, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific. Colorado Fuel and
Iron Delaware and Hudson. Erie common first
and second preferred Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western.
Metropolitan Street Railway. Peoples Gas. Reading
first preferred. Rock Island. ST. Paul. Southern
Railway preferred. Southern Pacific, Sugar Rein
ing. Tennessee Coal and Iron. Union Pacific COM
and preferred. United States Steel common.
United States Leather preferred Smelling common
and Republic Steel common, per cent; Baltimore
and Ohio common New-York Central. Pennsyl-
vania and United States Steel preferred. Its2 per
cent; Western Union. Smelling preferred and Re-
public Steel preferred. per cent; American Loco
motive preferred. nat
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The banks wednes-
day lost $4,000. owing to heavy collections includ
ing y22 i53 for customs. On the other hand, the
sub-Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
yesterday morning for s. Os2 Ii2 pensions trans
portation OF the malls and settlement for Assay
once checks for recently deposited gold imported
from Europe Up TO the close of business on
Wednesday tho banks gained S.7SSOoO. compared
with n gain OF si,57iOOo In the same period last
week Tho local Sub-Treasury yesterday paid out
SIS 900 on San Francisco account
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON.-The bondhold-
srs protective committee OF tho Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company. which undertook to carry through the
new financial plans. certihes the New-York Stock
Exchange that there have been deposited with Il
in favor of the plan debenture bonds to the par
value OF S. s3 CO., AS there outstanding exactly
sioSsoo OF the bonds. the protection lacks 81 600
OF the entire issue The time for deposits has been
extended to January %.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.-The strength OF Wis
consin Central was due in part to the fact that
OF the largest holders OF the preferred stock
and especially those with the influence In the
counsels OF the company have intimated that in
view OF the fact that about per is being
earned the common stock they think the pre-
ferred stockholders should get dividend when the
voting trust Is dissolved. next July.
ERIE FIRST PREFERRED.-The Street con-
tnues to talk about declaration OF dividends on
Erie first OF such character as to prolong the
voting trust and some directors are said to be in
favor OF IT, but 1t is thoughtin fairly well Informed
quarters that the full rate will be declared.
WABASH DEBENTURE B'S-There is no au-
thoritative confirmation OF the appearing
from time to time that the Wabash debenture B
bonds to be retired by tho issue OF a nxed
per cent bond.
ELECTED TO THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-Paul
d. Mills OF Billings. Rugges & Mills was elected
q member OF the Stock Exchange yesterday
NEW ROPE AND TwINE DIRECTOR-G w
Montgomery. OF Montgomery & Co., has been elect
ed 10 the directorate Of the Standard Rope and
Irvine Company. to represent the first mortgage
bondholders. He succeeds Senator Kean. OF New
Jersey who resigned recently.
e. S. HOOLEY & co. REINSTATED.-E s.
Hooley & Co were yesterday reinstated to mem
bership in the New-York Stock Exchange. The
board member of the firm is Frank E. Brumley.
APPLICATION TO DISCRIMINATION has been
Exchange n nd
ditional common stock of tho Buffalo. Rochester
and Pittsburg Railroad