New-York tribune., 1901-12-14

son Erie common and first and second preierIeu'
louisville and Nashville Manhattan missouri
ciAc New-York Central. Peoples Gas Heaolis III -
raserred Republic Steel common and preierreu
Rock Island st. Paul. Southern Railway PieIeIie
Southern Pacific Sugar. Tennessee Goa! ana iio'i
IT,,on Pacific common and preferred. United States
steel common and preferred. United States Leather
nreferred Wabash preferred and western OHioii
7Gs per cent and Chicago Terminal. D.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-According to THE
Wall Street Journal the principal movements OF
currency this week indicate that the banks ioS'
thereby s6sO1 600 The banks received from the in
terror So 1O0 and shipped to the interior S65o4lo
of which s. $4,000 was transferred through the Sub
Treasury-namely, s., 100000 to New-Orleans' SloUV
900 Chicago and s250,000 to other points, 10 De
paid in coin; loss to the interior, sZSiS'VUV
The banks received gold to the amount OF
s541, 800, of which s526,500 on New-York Assay
Office checks and $1,000 Seattle Assay Office
checks. The hanks received as the proceeds OF
bonds sold to the Treasury S2556,500 Gold exports
81 0O6 OGO of which s506 900 in bars to Ham
burg, 10000 in United States coin to Hamburg and
s10OO0Oo in United States coin to Montevideo. The
banks received from the Sub-Treasury on ordinary
government disbursements $16,39I70O, and paid to
the Sub-Treasury for customs, internal revenue, .
per cent redemption fund, etc. s21,51S,OOo loss on
Sub-Treasury transactions proper s5,120,300. The
total gain from gold and bond purchases was
$309S,3c0. The total loss to the interior and Sub
Treasury and gold exports So, 300. So the
net loss was ,000
GENERAL CARRIAGE.-The reorganization of
the General Carriage Company it is stated, will be
carried through on lines different from those out
lined in reports recently current A syndicate of
capitalists not heretofore identified with the COM
pany will take it Of the hands of the receivers
and effect the financial readjustment. 1t is under
stood that the capital stock will be down from
$40, 10000 to s5000,OOO
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO-Earnings of
the St. Louis and San Francisco for October in
creased in gross $359S97, and in net s205294 From
July l gross earnings increased $1221,672, and net
earnings s614,S69. Surplus for four weeks, after
charges 372. gain of s157.724.
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN-Hereafte the
Colorado and Southern will handle the entire output
of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. The COM
pany is doing big business in general merchandise
movements. and in the of the fiscal year heavy
earnings expected.
GRAIN REPORTS reports the
exports of wheat for the week 3.879,S09 bushels,
against 4,604.S46 bushels last week and 47S5,517
bushels last Since July 1, l3638,715 bushels,
against sc, 0O3 bushels last year. Corn for the
week aggregated 27S.307 bushels against 364, ,Si4
bushels last week and 1853, ,45S bushels last year
Since July 1, 19,79523S bushels, against S49o6, ,426
bushels last year.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL-Appltca-
ton has been received by the committee stock
list, New-York Stock Exchange. to list the follow
ing: Virginia-Carona Chemical Company s15.964-
400 additional common stock.
SILVER EXPORTS.-The steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse sailing for Europe to-day,
will take out 1900 ounces of silver. shipped by
Zimmerman & Forshay.
OPPOSITION TO EXTRA HOLIDAYS.-Consid-
cradle opposition has developed among certain COM
mission houses to the proposition that the Cotton
Exchange be closed on December 26 and January 2
and a vote will be taken Monday. The Liver
pool Cotton Exchange will be closed the days
named.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE GRATUITY FUND
The trustees of the Produce Exchange gratuty
fund met yesterday and decided to make payments
benefciaries of those members who died after
February 1900. according to the provisions of the
bylaws in force that date. This action follows
the recent decision of the Court OF Appeals in the
gratuity fund case.