The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1902, Page 9

* ether new high THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 24, HANTATTAN AT (CUUD'S WORD [FFE © OR HARRIMAN’? NEW HICH PRICE Stock Takes a Sudden Bound and Touches 158, and Breaks All Records Since 1893 on Good Buying. INSIDERS IN THE MOVE. Wall Street Walts for News of Big Traction Deal, While Issue Goer ’ Boaring—Gould and Belmont Still Slient on Agreement. Manhattan noared to 168 on the Stock Wxohange this afternoon, making an- record in the recent @ensational movement of the ‘L” @hares. The point reached to-day ts the highest since 1893. The stock was taxen in good sized blocks and Wall street, watching the Brice jump, looked for a statement on the big traction deel now pending. Neither Mr. Gould nor Mr. Belmont ‘was ready to talk, however, and the brokers concluded that the insiders who control the situation were profiting by thelr knowledge of the progress of the deal. The stock started its kiting after reaching 1553-4 to-day when a drive was made for it, blocks ranging from 2,600 down changing hands. After touching 168 It dropped back, but made another gain, going up to 186. Gould brokers wore the buyers to-day and the Rockefeller interests were re- ported heavy purchasers. Helps the Market. OMolal confirmation has not yet been given to the Manhattan “L" Inte! dorough Rapid Transit Company 4 ‘but it ts said that the arrangements a deing worked out. ‘The stock market has been materially aided, however, by the strength In Man- hhattan, and much of the healthy ad- vance in stocks within the last few days has been due to the belief that the official details will be announced within @ fow da} » The stock advanced over seven points to-day on active sales, and it was the feature of the market. Beceuse of the sensational difference of opinioin between the railroad kings, George Gould, Edwin Hawley and Ed- ward H. Harriman, in the fight to oust John C. Opgood from control of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, the et xe fluctuated sharoly. It was opened at &2 and when the full extent of the spilt between Gould and his former associates developed, ehowing’ a spirited fight for control, it advane23 pearly 5 points, ‘The sevane criticism upon George Gould's C. F. I. circular from the Hawley-Harriman group aroused fears of an outbreak of hostilities In the stock market and the Gould stocks lost frac- tlonally. The rest of the market was firmer after the weak opening. London was particularly bearish to-day and its heavy selling pressure had much to do with) the unsettled opening. Pennsylvania and New York Central were firm and higher to-day, with enough activity displayed to revive the story ‘that they would be shown to ha’ largo onough holdings in Manhattan “L" to benefit substantially through any deal that is made. Coalers Show Gainn, The pool in Reading, which began buying the common stock when it @umped to 64, gave It strong support to-day, advancing It beyond 63 1-2. In sympathy with Reading all the other anthracite coalers gained frac- tlonally. ‘The Western group in Rock Island Qiwplayed what looked like manipula- Hon tactics, and the Rock Island issues showed gains of from 1 to 3 points under ‘thelr buying. ‘The time money market was dull. are nominally 6 per cont. for hirty and sixty days. and 5 8-4 per cent, r three and six months money. ‘Sterling Exchange was firm, but it fe delleved gold exports will not start for some time. Bankers are confident that the outflow of gold will not now prove a serious matter before the new year. ‘Call money was easy at 3, 4 and 4 1-2 per cent, with no great demand. STOCKS WEAK ON THE CURB. (Grading Follows the Course of the Big Market. The curb market was weak In sym- gathy with tho Stock Exchange to-day. Most of the !ssues were lower. ‘ions for the active stocks we: aire Big, Asked. Bid. Aked, Amer. Can, Am, Can. pt ae SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. Bun rises. 6.55/8un vets.. 4.36/Moon rises.. 1 THE TIDE! OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SAILED TO-DAY. Basi lton, Norfolk COMING STEAMSHIPS. { DUE TO-DAY. Nord Americ Philadelph Taurle, Liverpool. Sabine, Brunswick. Apaches, Jacksonville. much space, housewife and homescekey 06 | home consumers, B Sunday World Want, not taking Question of Veracity Involved in New Turn in Colorado Fuel Fight, and Wall Street Awaits a Sensation. HOT DRIVE FOR PROXIES. Railroad Magnates, Unable to Agree on Traffic Division, Will See It Out at Annual Meeting of Com- pany—Gain for Osgood? A question of veracity {s Involved In the latest turn In the fight for control of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com- pany. In the scramble for proxies to be voted at the annual meeting of the con- cern in December, George Gould de- clares that his name was used without authority by the Harriman-Hawley con- tingent, and he now figures as an op- ponent of the big magnates and stands with President Osgood, of the road, who recently routed John W. Gates, Hawley, for himself and Harriman, re- torts that Gould agreed with them a few weeks ago to join in the reach for proxies, and even selected a tloket to be voted for at the election, Mr. Gould naming his own representatives. This spill in the Gould-Harriman- Hawley ranks surprises Wall street, as {t was supposed the trio were after con- trol of the company, Intending to divide {ts traffic among themselves. Now that they have clashed, sensational develop- ments are looked for. It {s surmized that they could not agree on a division of traMc and will fight {t out at the annual meeting. ‘The sides as arranged now are fig- ured as Gould and Osgood against Harriman, Hawley, Gates, Blair and Mitchell. Gould in a call to stockholders for proxies says. “During a recent abence from the city I ascertained that my name had been used in a circular dated Nov. 10 requesting your proxi This call was made without my knowled consent or authority, neither the cir- cular letter nor the form of proxy therewith inclosed having been submit- ted to me.” The Gould call ts also George F. Butler and others. Harriman and Hawley follow this with @ call in which they say: n_view of a misunderstanding as to Mr. Gould's desire to Join in the request heretofore made for proxies covering stock of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Com- any, the undersigned will esteom it a favor {f you will execute the iuclosed Pair, Hawley added to this ip an inter- vit (eeu in which he declared that Gould met him, another man and Harrl- man in the latter's office early’ this month and agreed on the, ticket as ated, sth rominent member of the Gould faction in. explaining the action George Gould sald: ‘areful reading of the proxies ri quested by Messrs. Hawley and Harri. jan from the stockholders of the Col- orado Fuel and Iron Company reveal f& clause which it must have been hoped would have escaped the notice of those to, whom the proxies were sent. “rhe remarkable provision is one which empowers the proxy holders ‘to take all Such, proceedings of whatever nature, as they may deem necessary, and to sign any writing or Instrument in be- In the name of the under- signed by the proxy holders. such a proxy as this there is practically no Mmit to the Htgation and expense in which the parties giving | the proxlen cane beniayolvecs can be Involved. ATCHISON GOES ABROAD FOR RAILS Order for 12,000 Placed in France Regarded by Some as a Hit at the Trust. | OMiclals of the Atchison Railroad Com- pany are sald to have closed a contract with French mills for rails of fifty pounds weight. ‘The price is given at $22 a ton and the date of delivery ts fixed for next year, Some comment has been caused by this big order being given to foreign mills and by some {t has been construed asa fight by the railroads against the Steel Trust. It is stated by Atchison ofMfctals that they wanted the rails at a certain time and had to give the order abroad to get it filled promptly. known to-day that the United States Steel Corporation and its competitors have Instructed thelr foreign agents to look for a market for light finished steel products. There is an excess here of production over consumption in sheets, tin plates, steel wire products, etc. Rather thar. close the mills and thus be compelled to reduce the price to the surplus will be sent abroad at prices below those quoted in the home market. a The Wheat Market. The wheat market to-day opened quiet a GHANTS | and firm at about Saturday's close. At- ter the first fifteen minutes of trading | there was a slight rise in prices on firm jenbies. Corn was steady at the opening and advanced fractionally | wita atrength in Wheat borelgnh houses did noting at the advance, but had urders a Ulttle under the op« ning price ew York's opening prices were: Wheat—May, 80 1-8 to 801-4; December, 811-8 Corn—May, 48. Chicago's opening prices were: Wheat—May, 761-2 to 763-4; Decem- ber, 75 1-4. Gorn—May. 425-8 ‘to 427-8; Sanuary, December, 54 co 541-2; July, az New York's closing prices wer Wheat—Devember, 801-4 offered; Mi 793-4 bid. Corn—December, 593-4; Ji uary, 582-4 bid; March, 511-4 bid; May, 473-4 bid; July. 463-4, Chicage's closing prlcee Pebademt i tay —December, 143-4 bid; 761-8 to Re July,’ 733-8 bid. ‘commiaverber 5-8; » SB lay duly: bag ie 8 4112, 0 tons of steel | In connection yith this deal it became | the, ares: High, Low. Close. 23,000 Amal. Copper TO} Am, Car & Foundry Iv) Am, Car & Found, pt ty 600 Am. Cotton O1F 40 AN. Coton Ol pt Jy Am. Grass’ Twine 200 Am H&L 1,00) Amorican Ice 1,00) Am, lee Co 4.000 ‘Ami, , Loco 69) Am, ‘Locomor 2.000 Am. Smolt 600 Am. Sm 9.500 Am, su 200 Am. Bomar vf. & Ket & Ret. pf. ve 10) Am. Tel. & Tel, 100 Anaconda 30,000 Aten LT. & 8. F. pt. ®) Balt & Ohio. le 25,000 Brooklyn i. 200 Brooklyn Un 400 Chic. & Alt... 100 Chic. & Alt pt 700 Chic. & w 400 Clev., C. Ca st. 6,600 Col. ‘Fuel & Iron 2,6) Col, Sout 400 Col. Southern 1,000 Col. @ Hock. V 11400 Col. & Hock. Vi 1,000 Del. 100 Din. & Rio G. 500 Den. & Rio G. 200 Des Moines & Ft. 300 Detrolt South... 100 Detroit South. 200 Dulsth.6. 8. & At D.. 100 ¥t 100 General Electric 200 Hocking Coal . 7,500 TM. Central '200 Inter, Paper 200 Inter. Paper pi 100 Towa Central ..i.-0-+ 400 K.c., Ft. 6. & M. pt. 409 Kan. City South 1,100 Kan, City 80, pf. 600 Keokuk & Des . & Nash. ‘800 Met. Securities 62,000 Manhattan. 121000 Met. St. RR 200 Mex. Central - 700 Minn, @ St 1.009 Mo,” Kan, 1/200 Mo., Kan. 300 Nat. RR. of Mex. pt. 7,000 Nortolk & West 100 North Am. 1) N.Y, Airbratce, ¥. Oetral 100 Pacifie ing Lat pf. 2) of 400 Rep, Stee! 100 Rap. Steol pt 10) Rutland pf. 2008. Wy. M. & 0, Stock 500 Siow, Shem : 16,000 Southern Ps 5.800 Southern Railway fee ees 0 Texas Pacific 100 Third Avenue 200 Twin Clty Re Toles jon tt, BoRy. tne Co) pe 20)'Un, Hag & Paper pf S Leather 1. 8 Leather pt. 1 8 Re 8. Steel Chom: Central. Cont, pf. ‘The total ealen of stocks were 881,500 eharen. Consolidated Exchange Sales, High. Low. Cice Am. Locomotive J 28% «29 Am, Smelt. & 43% (43% 43% Am. Sugar. 10% 119% At, Top, & 8. Fe 4 83 At. Top. & 8, Fe pt. Balt. & Ohto Brooklyn X. Pacific. & Onto 98% 98M ne 6, Wen Mi. & ry Col. "Fuel & Iron.. 86% Col, Mauiheray 30% 30h Erle .... 35% Bh 35 HS He rey Norfolk & ‘Western N.Y, Central Ontario & Weater: Pennaylvania People’s Gan Reading Reading 24 bf ns Rosie a don 46" at stamped 3000... oy 4000. os 91% Balto & On or Hen Stas 6000... . oN 18000. m 1000... We 4000. - WL 12000, Avs Bklyn aye. Co bs 2000... 4 3000. ”y Bklyn Un Ely iat O00. WL 1000... 6000... 2000... + eM “3000. 136% ‘Choa & Ohio 4a 2000, 104% Ft With a: DC Ie cht 3 HO. «+ WA 0. deb cts B CB & Q dn it 1000, aM 10000, seees 4000, pa 23000, 8000. 23% Hee eit AT see tt Ni Cen dx 1953 2000. 104 KC tS & M 4a 10000 86 3000. 10000 LE 1 Lac 200). ‘108% Long Tei unt 4s O00. eevee. OL Lous & Nash 4s 40000 ccece 11M 19000 101% | Louls & Nash coll tru) 13000, 90% Mox Cea Lat ine 42000 Mil fe 8 @ Went at 13% Moke T iet de 500. 100% 4000 100% f 200. 100% a1; “000. 190% MM Mo K & T 2d te say ff RING 2000 BI + 864 M 39.00) Pennsyivania ae 000 People's Ualon Pacis 300 Pere Marq... Ur B Leather. he 10 P., ©. ©. Steal... pt 700 Preaed Stee! Stee! pt. ae 69,000 Rock Island) ...0.. Re ton 14,000 Rock Taland pis... pe ys Ry 4 81,600 Reading mid ane” BOND TRANSACTIONS. Am Bicycle 68 ca st PM @ 0 96% Am Spirits Mts 6000. 135% "* 10000. ran) a & NW dhe Wh Am Hide & ia, dM es ania HOt we 2000. Fe vite n 99% 9% SJ & OT im 1000... 97. 10000. Seabd AL ity rete bo + 101% Ontarte a Wen ts 00. 108 Ore Bh ob dat bs 1000. 25 Third ave con 2000. 2000. Un Pre tot de 11000...... Peo G & 6 Chl Im con 68 10000 121 Reading gen 4 20000. = Govetnment Bonds, Bid. Asked. Bid. Aeked. 108% 109 |4s 109% 110 108k 109, Ita 155 1m is 136% 3364 408 1084/4 103K 104 14 = |be 7 308% 104% 109% 110 |D. C. $s 650.1234 — '$100,000,000 STOLEN, HE SAYS, (Continued from First Page.) porter this afternoon that he represent- ed all the stock of the Central Pacific | Rallroad except that now owned by the | Southern fe. Mr. Cutting sald, | however, that the Southern Paciic now {owns practically all of the Central Pa- cific stock, He sald that ail the Cen- ftral Pacific stock Wwalen had been |owned by the Huntington estate had |peen sold to the Southorn Pacific. Mr. Cutting then told of an injune- tion sult he was about to briag against the thern Factie iailroad Company co prevent It var dd.ui.0W wortn of bonas on Cea ifie Block. WB Bet 18 WSO brOvpad ia the Meme papers have , sald Mr ind his as an 3 which poration claer fo. cmpany for Inder thls Rail Ce Califo nia. corpo.a ln all {ts property to the Central Raliroad Company, of Utia, Une Caiiformi .aw ot iene more bondal tha centeas stock, but In Utah there was n9 euch Hmitation, and when the Centeal Pacific, of Utah. acquired the ert 1 Pasifis, of Call ben a. fh pritbe Central ‘$10,000,000 more’ bonds and $20,+ an nu Mlorsenca rh 8 ite Huntington in em- to or domestic raliroad rlod of thr Central which 000,000 preferred stock, which was to take precedence over the common stork Jugaling the New Bonds, The Southern Pacttic Ral'rad Com- pany, then, began to buy In all of these onds and ‘k and authorized the issuance of $38,000,(00 worth of bonds lon the eCntral Pacific stock. of wh already $28,000,000 worth of bonds have been {ssued, Mr, Cutting declares that he act of the ‘California Legislature was unconatitutional and enabled the minority stockholders to be deprived of thelr rights and that on those grounds Hoask the Supreme Court for an the issuance of Tn 18M the United States G: appointed @ comminsion ta Inv charges tn regard to the Mf the Central Pacific wi made by eof Its Bio commissio fimment from in his with the xtr tn Inga in his rly estab! y evi t these four gentiomen (Hunt ington, Crocker, Hopkine and Stanford) were at all times equally interested In the results of these constructions aud other contracts and that whether the formal relations of partner existed be tween them or not Ir was underst and nagreed ‘between them that they 11d share equally in all the profits eh he enterprise Walter Morachead, the plaintiff im the sult, is now tiving in London, where for years he has been one of tne lending barristers of the Beltish cxpltal. For the purpose of the sult, nowever, he has | beceene a resident of this country, An argument will be had hefove the | surrogate on Dec, 2 on the onder ob- {tained from Justice Fitsgerald to show cause why the executors of the Hunting- ton estate should not Mle an inventor; SING QUOTATIONS. INCI BANC re IN NOVEL MERGER, cently Formed with Separate Charters, Will Act as One. nN TWARK, 24,—Financial men are deeply in a new departure tn t of life surance affairs, ag evidenced by the purpose of three New Jersey corpor- ations recently organized under sepa- rate charte: gon of the tracts, the project is that the Knickerbocker Investment npany, upon increasing {ts capital stock from $800,000 to $1,000,009, shall take over and hold © share of stock of the Lincoin National’ Lite Insurance Company, which shall tn turn have all its canvassing done by a third corporation—the United Agencies Com- . but closely operations allel by of formal re con- pany, Tt has been known that these three concerns, all organized under the New Jersey laws about nine months ago, had very close and somewhat unusual re lations, but {t was not until the result of a meeting of the shareholders of the first-named corporation last’ week be- came public property that details cf this newest undertaking were iearnod ee Sed ASSEN LONDON MARKET WEAK. American Rallway Shares Figure nt Fractional Declines Tho Securities markets generally, at London to-day, were virtually stagnant and the tendency was downward, American Railway shares were weak, but South Africans were uncl Paul figured at a loss of cee nt.; Reading was down 3-4 of a point; Ilnois Central was down 3-4. and Missourl, Kansas and Texas showed a lons of 5-8 per cent. All the other rail- Toads were also. Gown, showing frac- 01 leciines below Saturda 5 ing at New York, ya —————— The Cotton Market. The loca! cotton market opened firm to-day with prices 8 to 11 points higher. Trading was very active at the start and was attended by great excitement Liverpool cables were 6 to 7 points higher and the weather news was bullish. All offerings were absorbed and all classes were buying. After the call tnere was @ slight reaction on profit taking, but, the unde-tone was strong on diminishing crop ostimates and expanding tendencies of the world's requirements as reflected in a continued heavy demand from exporters and spin- nera at all Bastern points. ‘The opening prices were: November, 8.81 to 8.34; December, 8.38 to 8.40; Ja ary, 8.39 to 8.40: February, 8.26 to & March. 8.90 to 8.31; April,’ $.31 offered; May, 8.29 to 8.90; June, 8.82 offered; July, 8.31 to 8.32. ‘The prices at 2.80 P.M. were: Decem- Api, Bai; May, Rar; Auguste 8, WALL STREET GOSSIP. —_2>— To Close Forty Factories. The banking firm of Vermilye & Co, will finance the reorganization of the American Bicycle Company. Ne- gotiations are pending between the Amerlean Company and the inde- pendents for an increase in the price of bicycles. The reorganization plan contemplates closing forty out of the forty-seven factories now manufac- turing bicycles: . Col. R. C. Clow Western Union Tele has been elected a Seventh National is President of t . President of the raph | Company, irector Hank Edwin Gout institution, St. Paul a Poser for All. Next week the St. Paul directors the authorized issue of $25,000,000 shall be put out. Stockholder: speculators alike are puzzled over the probable action to be taken. The Rockefeller interests admittedly con- trolling the course of the road are reluctant to take Wall street into their confidence aad insiders will now divulge the plans. The Liberty National Bank has in- creased !ts capital from $500,000 to $1,- 000,000, All the stockholders voted in fa of the Increase. THE Koch LYMPH INHALATION of Tuberculinz cunEs Asthme, Consumption Bronchitis. { $5a Month, Call at the only place America authorised by Dr. Koch to tse this \treatment, 120 Went 22d ht., New ‘ork, opposite Ehrich’s. This te the origin All others are tmitator These doctors off montals of c res of conmumption and axthma, atmont has deen reduced to $5 medi with ape It deatred. paratua pent (0 Call for thse co ujtatio ent treatment OCH SANATORIUM, 120 Went 220 St..N.¥. (opp. Ehrich's). — | Banking and Financial Mempere ) RE Ppa EPA 1885 BANKERS AND ate 34 Now st, @ 38 Broad et NT. fTel, 590 Mrosd) STOCK & BOND INVESTMENTS Consolidated Stock Exch SENT UPON APPLICATION STOCKS—WHEAi-—COTTON Bough: or Sold or on Margin, Ah agement ats Ha Anne we tn ord have npe’ 219 WEST 125TH ST.,N. Y.| HAIGHT x FREESE esrymgsico CO, exer, STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON. | We will be pleased to send you upon reques: ear 400-page clpta-Lownd Hlustrated “GUIDE TO INVESTORS," Also STOCK AND COTTON MAS KBT LATTRAS. lnsved grotis, mailed free. oan Three Newark Companics, Re-| will meet to consider what part of, and! examination and tria! | Tren 1902 Wine a a ben nd sho not lowest prices. Nob of wine on that mem y selected 0 WHITH WINE Wine Noche | Riesling Auslese Rn Taille dintand St. Julien Dureund WHISK ENS, Db Wine WIN 81.7582 View, very erprine Rye. lal, § years 0 Suny side ATL Including Demi John, 32 BOLE AGENTS Fon THR CELEBRATED wTHISTIS. DEW” WHISKEY, | $4.00 GALLON. (2 Years Ol) oP: PT Ibe provided by the good housewife, but the wine should come from a re- sponsiile oni reputable wine house, FL NHEIMER BROS, are the in the wine business. We grow and mature our own wines and and are in position to offer our patrons the cholcest goods at d promptly delivered free of charge, BAUMANN’S Furniture and Carpets. 3-Room Apartment, furnished complete, at S ie a WRITE FOR LIST OF GOODS FOR THESE RCOMS. 4-Room Apartment, furnished complete, at.... 69.98 Cash or Credit. Cor. 8th Ave, and 46th St. Railroads. NEW YORK ENTRAL_ HUDSON GIVER R. @ Ae Four. TRACK TRUNK LING 1A NIAGARA FALLS dt nd Bread Are Blessed missing on Thanksgiving dinner table. 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[ey $1.00. aT eee 30 T alt oe ite LL. inna st toute 645 P pre an > D7: n— Ww RO OUWwWW 15, combines tn iteelt all the Invigorating qual- 8&8 Ssss & $1.00 PER Dorrie | {ter for benehting luvelide and convatovconts VINE VINEGAR. 3. 6 DUTTIGS OK $5.0) Full Quart, $1.00, Pint, 50 Cents.| 30, 4) and 302, gallon. 3 5 FLEGENHEIMER BROS., 4.00 269 FIGHTH AVE. COR 23D st. 119 MANHATTAN AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Ys a a OE LiMITRD. 24 AE PCLT L Gade) 2-3 |ioy anier et ‘testa to Chirago, A ar HIRD AVE. COR. WITH ST, New York. [175 NEW Guar 35, Sicta 1276-1280 BROADWAY, Cor Lex, Whisns NY saree pi, Chicars 4 i So *HONTREAL EXPRESS. v i AMIN ONDACK AND MON+ RES. x REAL EX BUFFALO AND onox To ¢, Buffalo APECTAm MATL‘ Lintre! r only for Rochester. "SOUTHWESTERN | SPECT ue Cinginnatt Q-= ww 6 om SSeS Ss on © OO DINAH oa BXPRENS AGA ER Ce YORK Bx. PRBS. Cape Vincent, uslenavare, ‘Monday. 49.98 Tralue tiuminated Ticket ofves at 113, ith, Gigs at Bim rarcra ita Fis Columbus a3. tral, Station, LR iva Telephone. 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