New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
1910 Total sales.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses were
heavy sellers in the local market total operations
amounting TO 5000 shares mostly sales. In Lon
don, Paris and Berlin the securities markets
weak. owing to selling induced by the St Peters
burg situation. Russian bonds declined above a
point in the London market, while British consols
were fractonally lower. japanese bonds were about
the only strong features. Money easy, but
there was some uneasiness over the future Of the
market on account of the possibility OF trouble IN
Paris and call on the London market for gold
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONs-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, Erie common. Peoples Gas. Reading COM
mon. Rock Island common Southern Pacific Sugar
Tennessee Coal and Iron, Union Pacific common,
Union Pacific preferred United States Steel com
mon. United States Steel preferred, United States
Leather preferred and Wabash preferred. 2A per
cent; Erie first preferred, Erie second preferred.
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan and Missouri
Pacilc and "a per cent; Atchison common, Balti-
more and Ohio common. Canadian Pacific ConsoI-
dated Gas, Delaware and Hudson. New-York Cen
tral, Norfolk and Western Metropolitan Street
Railway. Pennsylvania Rock Island preferred St
Paul and Southern Railway preferred 2 per cent
and Western Union l per cent
MARKET GOSSIP.-Strong sturgts & Co were
lhe principal afternoon sellers of United States Steel
common and preferred. Neither issue acted well
ana II was perhaps noteworthy that houses SUD-
posed to have Morgan affiliations were also srn
posed TO be selling Southern Railway B. R T. did
not rally with the other traction stocks 1t was the
intention OF the old bull crowd a fortnight ago to
take the stock in hand again, but there is some
reason to suspect that the plan of operations has
been modified since then. United States Steel ,ssuas
We're heavily sold for foreign account The Morgan
following in London appeared to be throwing over
STOCKS believing that the Russian internal disturb
ances VIII be danger TO markets for an fndefni+a
ume TO come. Traders thought that the Standard
Oh Interest was selling stocks all around the room,
Through the Russian oil fields their interests in thai
country are large. while their information on da
'elopInehs there has usually been considered re-
markably accurate
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES MARKET pta ,uo.,
certificates at the New-Yor1x Produce Exchange
opened dull and weak. There were no sales
Prices on the call follow: January, SIT 10 asked.
FebruaTy. l0 50 asked; March, April and May
SIG 5o9$lS Is; June and July. SIG rs asked On the
second call there disposition to trade and prices
We're about steady at the morning level Closing
quotations follow: January ST 10 asked; Febr1I-
ary. 81 asked March. SIC 50GS1s S5; April s1s 6OD
SIG 80; May. SIG 5oaSs 66j June SIG 70 asked; July.
SIG 60 asked
PACIFIC PACKING AND NAVIGATION Pc
ORGANlZATION.-A majority Of the creditors ana
debenture bondholders Of the Pacific Packing and
Navigation Company. it is announced have paid
into the Guardian Trust Company per cent of the
par value Of their claims and debentures for which
they are to receive preferred stock Of new COM
pany at par and an equal amount of common stock
RIO GRANDE WESTERN APPLIES TO LIST
NORE BONDS.-The Rio Grande Western Railway
Company has applied to the New-York Stock Ex-
change 10 list $4,000 additional mortgage and col
lateral trust per cent sub-series "A" bonds of
ls4s
APPLICATION TO LIST IN LONDoN-The
Commercial Cable Company applies to the London
Stock Exchange for official quotation to a
further issue of $4,000 sterling 5OOyear per cent
redeemable debenture stock
PIG LEAD REDUCED.-The American Smelling
and Refining Company has reduced the pr4oe of pig
lead Is points 81 445
UNITED Stalls STEEL EARNINGs-A d.
rector OF the United States Steel Corporation is
quoted as saying that the net earnings of the cor
poration for the current quarter will be above
81, 10000
FEhE MARQUETTE BoNDs.-Procter g. Bor-
den are oneTing 100000 Pere Marquette Railroad
underlying per cent bonds. due 1885, price TO
yield ~ per cent interest This is an onnnrtuntty
for Il first class investment