New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

AlNof the gold that has been exported IN the
last two months has gone by the steamships OF
the. German and French lines. for the reason tha'
Vienna and Paris were the points o. desuhauon.
No gold went by the French boat which saiied
Saturday and none will go by the German boat
which sails TODAY While Il cannot be stated posi-
lively. II looks a. II the efiux OF gold had come
to an end When It started IN the first week IN
May the estimate was made that the total OF me
gold that would leave the country would be aeSH5
that figure Owing TO the heavy exports OF
and 70 the fact na SS Sn aers gram
large numbers. there can be no rise IN exShanse
az II exchange rates must in less than sixty days,
sink to level which will start flow OF gold 10
m ns .e shrinkase in Hafrs will do more than
anything else to turn the attention OF EnEish
exchange Al.osether The outlook IN the exchange
Tho new sugar refinery which Arbuckle Bros.
are to erect adjoining their embarrassing plant
In Brooklyn in opposition to the Sugar Trust was
by the original plan TO have been in operation by
August /. The ping has not yet been completed
but II will be in week or So The Arbuckles arc
experimenting with some new machines for weigh
ing and packing sugar The machnss viii PpG SS
Arbuckles have adopted new process Cor roast
s S ThefSy the e n IS e
not burned or spotted One Of the bost coasters TS
q half minutes.
The Metropolitan Stree. Railway Company. It is
asserted IS about TO make issue OF sl2.5oooco
8 per cent. fftyyear general mortgage gold bonds.
The bonds will be secured by lien on the Broad
way Columbus and Lexington-ave cable roads
and by pledge Of the stock Of the Broadway road
Of the bonds will be used 20 equip the Fourth.
bonds have been taken by syndicate. which will,
1t is said offer them at los and interest.
George r. Bdwell. the newly appointed Collector
Of Customs at the Port of New-York visited the
Custom House yesterday. but remained only fifteen
minutes. The time spent in conversation with
Joseph J. Couch. the Special Deputy and Acting
ever been in the Collectors Office and il was said
House
The little restaurant on the ground floor Of the
custom House. over which Thomas Campbell.
brother Of ex-Congressman Tin Campbell. pre-
sided until few days ago. closed yesterday.
When Thomas Campbell quit last week he relin-
pushed possession Of the place to Arendt and Do
nath, who used to be his cigar men and chef re-
have passed Between Campbell and the new SA own
ers; The privilege being Government appoint
Campbell's action. and the result of it all is the
closing closing up OF the place Maybe some person
Campbell
So far known of the counterfeit sill
certificates. the existence Of which has been an
nounced from Washington, have been seen in New
YORK. None. at least, have reached the Sub-Treas-
ury, any OF the downtown banks.
The golden ball the flagstaff on the tower of
the Produce Exchange became loose and yester-
day a steeple-cmber assembled the pole and fixed
II securely in place.
Cornelius y. Bliss. Secretary OF the Interior,
called yesterday at the Fourth National Bank Of
which he Is director. He his way TO Bos-
ton.
Frank c. Mayhem cashier OF the Bowery Bank.
has been elected president in place Of the late
Henry T. Degraff.
James G. Cannon. vice-president OF the Fourth
National Bank. Will start to-day on a months
cation.