The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1902, Page 11

ALL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD. 1 STOCKSCAIN, VAN SANT CO} 4 SUT FALL BACK’ ANEAD OF MORGAN Final Buying Movement Did Not , Hold in the Market that Had ( Proved Disappointing All the Day. LONDON IN THE TRADING. | Dealings in the stock market to-day were again disappointing. While the Opening was generally firm jt was al- most without exception under London quotations and there was @ noticeably ‘strong desire to sell. The exceptionally poor weekly state- ments of the Bank of England and the Bank of France aided the beara in or- ganizing a concerted raid upon weak { spots which looked responsive to at- tack, Both institutions showed decreases in the important items, indicating that each financial centre might soon call upon New York for money to meet Its obligations. ‘The effect of the statement of the Bank of France was offset, however, by the apparenuly well founded xeport that a number of big international banking houses in Wall street had bor. : rowed large sums from France and had used the money to meet Its most press- ing obligations in London. Conditions were a trifle more favora- ble for gold exports to-day, although the rates on the triangular basis may \ not approach for ten days the point , where gold may be sent out at a prolit. ; Sterling exchange was stronger, al- though the call was not pronounced. Demand was quoted at 4.8685 and 4.809, while sixty day bills were 4.8950 and 48575. Paris exchange on London was . slightly lower, 4 Call money here was plentiful at 5 and $1-2 per cent,, with the expectation that rates would rule to-morrow and Baturday, Time money was nor sought encugh to make it a featur London traded moderately and fol- lowed quotations closely. ‘here was a Wick market there for 1.00 to 2,000 es of any active stock, ‘Liquidation by the Western contingent of speculators was a pronounced f ture. The Westerners sold long stocks Yeuterday, but to-day they sold heavily Bh the sort side. "ro-day's buying was good. ‘The ab- orpuio of stocks by big insiitutions ‘was steadily continued all day. Brokers did not bid much but they took all ofter- ae. of dividend paying or active stocks. the opening market the railroad showed some puzzling inconsist- Teles. Canadian Pacific, for instance, Was one, point higher in London, | gained only, 1-2 point here, Louisville and Nashville, 1-2 higher in London, was i lower here, j ing was the weakest issue in the toad “list. It. ragged heavily” ‘on iquidatin- sales and touched the lowest re for months. re & Ohio was subjected to Reavy, selling pressure, chleily {rom the Gates faction and it gave way nearly two points under Hquidation. Missouri Pacific, which yesterday showed new energy and led the mar- ket in the strength of its advance, was to-day weak and lifeless. It open: ed at 1081-4, gained nearly a point and then reacted. The industrial Ist was weak again with the exception of American Cotton Oll, That led the list in point of ac- tivity, advancing 3 points on the decla~ ration of an extra dividend of 4 per gent. on the common stock. United States Stee! issues, both com- mon and preferred, held at a slight ad- vance over yesterday's close, but the aaies Were extraordinarily large. In- vestment buying was a feature in these atocks. 4 ‘Amalgamated Copper advanced slight- |,» ly over yesterday's low figures, but was @til! weak as the result of the election du. Montana. Shortly before the close of the market there was a renewal of buying, and as @ result the whole list went up. Many of the Issues reached the hi level and the closing was around t Righest point of the dav. ‘hig gain did not hold, however, the prices ci falling back, 1 FIVE MEN CONTROL | — SHIPPING TRUST. -Pierpont imran Heads Vot- Ing Board Which Regulates } —_-$120.000,000 Company. tae Additional details of the organization 4 of) J. P. Morgan's Atlantic Shipping Trust show how carefully the control has been guarded. The big trust's capital is $120,000,090, tha, whole of it standing In the names of the tive voting trustees—Morgan, Pirrie, Wiener, Ismay and Steele, All the voting powers in the shares of the International Mercantile Marine | Company are reserved to these five men, the only restriction being that, thny’ cannot Increawe the capital without | the consent of vertain certificated share. | holders. i vA member of the firm of J. P. gan & Co. sali to-day that the English | Interest” of thie bine would be at-| tended to by, the newly registered In- tetnational Navigation Company, of} England. the shares to whivh the mor; or allied companies of England 1} the holding company," he sald, trahsferrod to this company, Je. will| emain an Bnglish concern subject to| © Fatih laws,” SHIPPING NEWS, AUMANAG FOR TO-DAY, Bod rivos.. 6.34/8un wets, 4.53/Moon x PORT OF NEW Yor, Seman, Jieanoochee eee Et ’ MING STEAMSHIPS, DUB TO-DAY, 40, Hull. North Point, Carditt, OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS, BAILED bali Portune Inland, Algo ae aa x seas in, Charleston, i Gubernatorial Foe of Big Rail- way Merger Secured Special Train in Spite of Wall Street Magnate. HE WAS RE-ELECTED, TOO. ST. PAUL, Minn show that even J. omnipotent. Adherents of Gov. Van Sant, who has Just been re-elected, are laughing at the discomfture of the great financier and J. J. Hill, who were outwitted by the nominee whom they were fighting. The Governor, who has been opposing the great railroad merger, wanted to talk to the people alorfg the Duluth and Iron Range Railroad, It waa his desire to tell them what a bad thing the North- ern’ Securities Company {1s and how nezessary it was for the voters to up- hold the men who wero fighting it. He would, he planned, charter a spe- clal train and in that way make a flying trip. The train was ordered apd ar- rangements for the tour made. Then J. J. Hill found st out. He dla not want Van Sant to be heard, and, although Interested In the road, he had no authority to stop the train, Morgan was the man to Interfere, and as a consequence a lively corre- spondence was opened by wire between Hill and the Wall Street magnate. Would Mr. Morgan please force Mr. Van Sant to ride on a regular passenger train or ~-'k? Would he see to it that Van Sant’s awful heresy be kept from the voters? Mr. Morgan would, and wired frantic- ally: “Cancel the order for that Van Sant train at once.” But even Mr. Morgan cannot do all things. ‘The train was already on its way and Gov, Van Sant was making his speeches. ‘This was made clear when the following telegram flashed over the wires to New York: “Deeply regret impossibility of comply- ing with your request. Contract already signed, money pald In advance and train on its way north when your message was received.” ‘These facts have come out now that Gov, Van Sant nas been re-elected. Noy. 6.—This is to P, Morgan 1s not , THE WORLD: THURSDAY. EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1992. ~ $150,000 LOST IN WAGERS soy COLER BY JACOB FIELD. SOOOOOH2 999609059009 3OOF Jacob Field, the Wall street broker, who handled the bulk of the money bet on Coler in the Wall Stret district, is reported to have lost $150,000 on the elec- tion Of course, this was not all his own money, have risked quite a sum from his pri- vate account. But for his proverbial luck Mr. Field would have been loser $100,00 more. PM MBOIRIOG GEE! WouLont Jt Tar you se a OO09999S$006-008 He wanted to bet that sum at the Hoffman House Tuesday night when everything looked bright for Coler, but could find no takers. Later on |when the tlde turned he could not be wut he is understood to found, Mr. Field started In Wall street as a messenger boy in lsos, He worked his way up to the Consolidated Exchanxe dnd was admitted to the Stcok Ex- change in October, 1898. STEEL TRUST GETS ALL THE NICKEL, Big Deal Involving English Com- pany Closed, and World’s Supply Now Controlled. ‘The Billlon Dollar Steel Trust through Influential directors associated with its management has turned a’ trick where- by it gains control of the world’s sup- ply of nickel. Through the medium of the Interna- tional Nickel Company, a $30,000,000 New Jersey concern eight months old, !t has fecured a majority share of the Nickel Corporation of London, one the largest concerns of {ts kind in the world. ‘The successful completion of the deal means that the United States Steel Cor- poration and the Rothschilds, owaing the Nickel Company, of Parts, control all the important nickel deposits of the word, Among the men who are the largest stockholders In the International Nickel Company are Charles M, Schwab, Prest- dent of the Steel Trust; E. C. Converse, member of the Executive Committee of the United States Stee! corporation! Max Pam, counsel for the Steel Trust; J. R, DeLamar, and Millard Huneiker, of London, and Joseph H. Wharton, of the Amesican Nickel Works, Camden, N. J President Morrell, of the Internation- al Nickel Company, who Is now in London, conducted the negotiations. He 1s now arranging a working agreement with the Rothschilds, but will soon re- turn. Application to Ist on the New York Stock Exchange $12,000,000, preferred and $12,000,000 common stock ‘of the Inter- national Nickel Company will be made next week. ————=—___— The Wheat Murket, The wheat market to-day opened casler on clearing and cooler. weather in the West, Trading was not large and in- cluded selling by those who bought late yesterday on export news, Both wheat and corn were off about 1-8 at the start and plt sentiment continued bearish, There was very tule outside support, York's ning prices were; Ma’ to 77 84; December, Muy, 48 5-8, were: Wheat M12 to W138, ¥ 2-8 to 41 8-4; December, SEH to.Bf ight January, 42723 to 48 Now Xorkes clowlig | prices Wheat—December, Ma CornesDecorsbers 8 Lay Hotes, bid: May, 46 7-8 bid. Chicakds cloaing prices wor bid: ae Januar to t'te8) gulp aS The Cotton Market, The local cotton market opencd easy to-day witwh prices 1 to 6 points lower. Outeldo news was Cable: were lower and there shown on the weaher map, ‘There wax very little support from the bull crowd and commission houses wold heavily un der stop orders. After the call the was congideravle pressure trom both sidea under which prices w. to rally, even fractionally, Market remained feverish ang tere Phe opeding’ \ ppening 1 8 December, 4 —December ular, 18 to 8 817; Dec. 823 bid; Jan, 3.29 0 8.07; Mareh: £03 to 807 R10 offere’: 3.20) "Maren, con egadiign tool no frost BOND TRANSACTIONS. Db & Wn et 10000. 120% LS & 0 1K 105% Kc 8 @ Mis Louls & Naeh gm 2000. +. 119% Mex Cen con “ 8000. . Bkiyn Berry Go TM 7 Central of Geo: cons Bs cher & 0 con be ++ 118% 2000. .020f. fon 4\0, 15000. MN div Bids 5000... eht & Ni) 1000 CHL & NW ep ion 1) Tn. People's Co 2d 2000, ce eesee 10015 Penn ‘conv 10000. 100, 17000) 00). 96. cee wa L gents 5000 101 Col P&T conv Ss 45000. 96 Col eo iat a 29000 2000) 5 101 OW g8 ‘st Jo & Gi Ist Woo 97 Bt P @ Dui’ Ist aasee 1000 veeseseee LIB nitena Va'& Ga, St OM & M de 2000) 11% 0100 104% an Va & Os Southn’ Pac 4a ona be 10000 ; 118s Frle tet con’ ds 4000. 1000 lst gon de Hocking, Val Hay Tone. 2000 W Uilinolw’ Centen! Louls div Sign O00 cee OOM Third Ave de 400 4 BL & W de 00, 90. Inter &G'Nor 2d “Op aa Kan city @ an “Pac cony 4s 0. 100% 20 106% 106% 100% 104 108% LONDON MARKET DULL. The London market to- was duil nd easier in all departments, Home rails were heavy under realizing sales. and South African mining securities, were n shade below yesterday's close, Grand Trunk was the une exception, to a elit. oninton Haye ‘accline iting ‘by Pala, + 106% 103% 106% 106% 42000. Wabash ie 10000. Virginia’ 6a" de Wilk & Bast’ tet Brown Bros & Co 5000. 114% ‘The total salen to-day were $2,090,000. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Bid.Aaked,| Bid. Asked. U.S. 297. 109% OKI. 8. ‘ U, 8, 2ae ins Hole. & aca ek V8) Se rl 108s 109 % A 138% Us 8. 108 190, Fn 1M V, 8. 388m 103te TO V. 8, dere ioe 1UIK|D; &. ge 658 124 OUTSIDE MARKET WEAK. Dealings on the Curb Weak and Restricted to Few Shares. ‘The ourb market was weak and irregu- lar to-day, with activity confined to éomparatively few shares, Quotations for the active stocks were: Bids Aw PROF, KOCH’S LYMPH INHALATION AND TUBEROULINE CURES Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumplion, “My mother ent ow Froat deal of money tn Soctortny for om doal. 0} Rotting I the time, Now Tam well and au PROF. KOCH OF BERLIY, fee! very grateful to the doctor at 119 WEST Sundays, 1 to Call oF wr othe only place with any author- nto. UM his LUNG URE, The DR "KOCH'S. SANITARIUM, Incorporated, 119 WEST 22D ST., next to Ehrich'a Store, N.Y. SS SaEaEEnEEERIEeeeedaeeeen! Interust and Dividend Notices. ARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE AMERI COTTON OL COMPANY has (his day de 4a geml-annual dividend of 3 per cont, upo the preferred stock, payable Deo. 1, 190%, and a idead of G per cent, u90n the common wl . payable in two instalments, follows: 4 per cent. on Deo, 1, 1902, and 2 pet vent, on June 1, 1903, at the banking doure of Winslow, Lanier & Co,, 17 Nassau at, New York Tho tral pryadie Dec 1, 1 F books of the company for dividends | » Will bo clomed at 3 P.M Nov. 12, 1902, and will remain closed until 10 ALM. Dec. 5, 1902. The common stock transfer books for that por- tlon of dividend upon the common stock payable June 1, 1909, will bo clored at 8 P.M. May 15, 100% and will remain elomed until 10 A, 4 1903, JUSTUS B RALPH, Secretary. 6, 1902. Dated No’ Help Wanted— Male | ba seahe ‘Apply ‘NEW CREDIT . SYSTEM. [immediate delivery: shop, ods in and ti te Jartey Y mente; lowest prices; easy terms, SY Sisto Ware CO., 117 Broad THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Shares High, Low. Close ) Shares. Meh, Low. ‘8,100 "Ama . 4) Rubter, Sly ‘900 Amn, i 3 | ato Tea, 1 Coal @ Tron M) Texte Paine 1 Texas Pactte Land is & Paper rt f nee ON Oth 1 foo U. § Leniher 18 Real t 90.100 41001 1.100 Vire 100 1,500 Wabeat 1.600 Wab 1.000 TO) Whee cori 80 The total sales of stocks were 651.200 shares Consolidated Exchange Sale TIES 31 G00 Den. ran $00 Detrott Southern f00 Detroit Southern pt. lApelie Bon Detteit Union lay Amer ¢ hoS ow. a ATL. 1G 8. 8 Ath pt 2 Mo, Kan, Texas Mo. Kan. © Tex. of Miasourt Paci os... Norfolk & Wertern, N.Y. Central Ontari Pac’ 1,200 Metro 8c. RR 800 Mexlean Central 1 Minn. & St. b. P, & 8. Kan, @ Texas, 30) J Kan! & Tex, pl. f% peepien ri renseid Stee] iasourl Pactfle ier fami, Chat. de peadlog tional Lead ep. Sivel fitenal’ taad'p Southern Pacific Nat. KR. of Mex. pf. S. Stoel pf. Wabash Wert. Union Tele Wik. Cent Total alos of 0) Pennaylvaai lic C0) People’s Gas 1800 Pressed Steel “G00 Premed Steel. pf. 800 Rly. Steel Spring 40) Ry Steel Spring pt. ing. Ing Tat pf. Ing 24. pf. Steel . 200 Rep. Steel pf. 00 Rubber Goods Banking and Financial Ant ST. PAUL, ter Combine, 6—The Minne- Minn., No sota Harvester Company, of Minnesota, has been Incorporated here with a cap: Stal of $6,000,000, to fight the bag harvester combination, Banking and Financial. NEW YORK CITY 34% GOLD EXEMPT BONDS $6,500,000 Payable Nov., 1952 $1,000,000 Payable Nov., 1942 TO BE SOLD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1902 Bend bids in s sealed envelope, enclosed in the addressed envelo Nwo per cent. Of par vulue bid for, in cash or certified check on State or National bank pf.New York City. must accompany bid. “hie devorit will be re turned day of sale to insuecessful bidders, tf called for. For tuller information gee "Clly Record,” or address EDWARD M. 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Goa Filings, E Sliver Fillings with cheap advertising aeutiets, but with first-clau t half thelr pricos, | Mourg—8 A.M to 11 PM reniDA3.to 4 P.3 Railroads. NEW YORK | (ENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R, A THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. VIA NIAGARA FALLS. Tratna arrive and depart from Grand Jeatral ton, 424 Street, New York, as below West bound trains, exept those Central Station at 3.15, 8:30, 1-3 | + 3.90, 9.15, 11.90 P.M. ill stop a: receive nm miauies wttid | rand. Contr sv Al touthiound traton es un Blaiw Expres! wilt weogeat 1g5en Me tag manatee ers srrielng time’ at Grand. Genteal. Raton, SMIDNIGHT EXPRESS 44 4 ayolte at My Uhicaga 1.10. Railroads 75g AM AEC REUSEAL. stops at tit imiportent. stations M.—fEMPIRE STATE EXPRESS, in the world. Due ra Falls 5.43 Pe 8.30 *FAST MA uo Buttalo 7 Pennsylvania RAILROAD. {get of WEST TWENTY-THIRD SB = 10.30 ATL ADAY EXPRESS. Makes local sto i ES and CORTLAND STS. 4 time tram” Desbrosses” end uftalo 1.15 A.M. 11.30 4.%. EXPRESS. Due Ruthana 4 12. 5 ITED. Due But- Cortlandt sts le Ove minutes later, than ‘hae * ia alin 2.28 A.M. given Below for Twenty-third st. ratteu, eaeept None Fittaoate. Sieeeiag? fon York to Pittabatn. (Che Pituabure to Chicago.” No coaches tote | 855A. M—PAST LINE—Pittsbure’ and Cleve; SYLVASTA LIMITED —Palimag { Cpmpertnent Sleeping. "Dining, "Saokiog and ( Observation Cam. For” Chicago, Toledo, Cineinaat!, Iadianoplta, Coutsviles M.—THR PENNSYLVANIA SPEC, hour in to Chicago, Pullman Observes Sherpas ‘But Drawitg-room,"” sleeping, Dining” and WCAGO AND ST. LOUIS. tex s via Cincias © polls, Chleaga, | laurie * M. Chicago Mla Lake aiore. 6 Pi ST 20TH CENTURY LIM- 20-hour train to Lake Shore, Mlectrte lights und. te P. OL—{ALBANY AND TROY FLYER, Due Albany 6. 40; Troy 7,00 P. dM. $Y AND thoy 3—For Tole abville and Loulay! Louis “Dining M Dining Shenandoah Vallay" Route). 6.55 P. M.—WESTERN EXPRESS—For_ cate | oer’ Toledo, axcepe Seturdae: ee 5 OP. M.—PACIPIG. EXPRESS—Poe Pittakan loago. For Knoxville, daily, via Sheme andoah Valley Row foF Cleveland, D AND, CINCINNATI ad ahd Cine Tadlanapelte 10.10 | 30 second’ moraine 13 batty. WAS TON AND THE SOUTH, Cortlacat Wa. 10.20) (Dining & ring CA) A Bf Pui TExcept fiat ‘wining ‘Gary Sunday, 8.38, ng "Car, a Parae = fi Cary, 225 (Dini Cah, 435 (Dining Cath, SE a i; 106 fro ’ + Brookiya” agth St New York Vaxwage checked from residence by an Comoany NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE NEW YORK, BOS! AND NEW ENGLAND. Central atari cre =9 59M inled trainee tune? woo dard Kk days, ing Car Devinn Cate, Ditiog Oa afihshey ea'etatars: Pine Gir 2d oar For poiute oa ere ad vate ebm West eet ate Parte M., (13.10, aa, M M), 1.00 8. York Cenceat and at WEST SH SHORE RAILROAD. (ew Contra! & H. River RR. Co., 1 ‘ PHiLADBE ia and Cortlandt a feces 8% ganndaye, 620 25 (Dining Car, Cary A ‘ rine poise ot alta h a and Mohawk Ixpreas, Cont. Lim. for Det, Chi, & St. La, for anon H- polote & Alban Roch Bum, Cleves & Chicage Dewees. Le 145 Dinin (ining Can, Ce iss, bs. 55, 8 rays 182 Firth a (corner 29th at.) fn Annex (1) at t1045 Ac Mt Wert Tweaty-hird at. station, “ana” roy City FORM, Bik Ua a 20,4; | toot of Beabroawen and Cortlandt a. ie tables at prine Kton_at., 98 Bros pa Baxgage checked from hotel | fyi Pe cont Enescion ae br residence by Westcott: Express ey Cy. The York Tr su GS. LAMBRRT, Tritt ‘cal tor “tnd ‘check buerage from on Pasir Agent. | ind residences through to. 4 “914 Bighteeath st. for Peaneylvantes - Got Service, Ag siatly, tally, For Sale. $2.60 GOLD GLASSES: 3h Week our opticians will examine your @ Zale reek ou tiers 0 gold Uidaess Foe 62: You watt enter chance eign Patent, ch Got uanuaduion, = Set a Good . ‘ ae see ae a +3 ‘