New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
VtLL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses deat IN
90 900 shares selling heavily on balance IheIe vas
steady liquidation Of American STOCKS !" '
from, the opening, and it is probable that good
deal of the selling was for NewYork- There was
fair suDport in the soft coalers. and Union Paclhc
was conspicuously strong. The kafhr STOCKS W''o
heavy and lower. and consols again deemed d
little to e5as Money was easy in all the European
centres. and there was no change IN the quota
tions for exchange in Paris or Berlin
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice Atchson common and preferred BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit, Baltimore and Ohio common 'h-
cago Terminal Canadian Pacific, Delaware and
Hudson Erie common first and second preferred.
Louisville and Nashville Manhattan Missouri "a
cifc New-York Central, Northwestern MetropoH-
tan Street Railway, Peoples Gas, Reading hrst
preferred. Rock Island, st. Paul Southern Kali
way preferred. Southern Pacific, Sugar, Tennessee
Coal and Iron. Union Pacific common and pre-
ferred United States Steel common and preferred
United States Leather preferred, Wabash pre-
ferred. Republic Steel common and preferred and
Western Union. 2A to per cent.
CURRENCY MOVEMENT.-The principal move
ments of currency this week complied by
The Wall Street Journal" indicate that the banks
gained thereby $ls3s,300 in spite of the export OF
s. 6j6 100 gold. The banks received from the in
terror $45i5400. and sent to the interior S402,l0o
including $4,000 transferred through the Sub-Treas-
ury to New-Orleans. The gain from the interior
was S3,1433O0. The banks received new gold TO the
amount of S,6l2 200. of which $S6SloO was on New
York Assay Office checks S45.C0O San Francisco
Mint checks and s329lOo was on Seattle Assay Office
checks. Gold exports $2.656lc0. of which SSOI
300 went to Germany and STA, $50 to Paris. The
total gain from the interior and new gold was
1855 500; the total loss by gold exports and 10 the
Sub Treasury was g.. .917 200. the net gain was
81 S3s 800. The receipts OF currency were chiefly
from the South. from nearby cities and from San
Francisco The greater part of the shipments were
nearby points.
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT-The American
Car and Foundry Company has received the fol-
lowing orders: Two hundred freight cars for Col
orado and Southern, baggage cars for Oregon
Short Line Is coaches for Southern, 100 hopper
for st. Louis and San Francisco y miscel-
laneous for private parties so dump cars for
St. Louis Peoria and Eastern, baggage and 4
coaches for Tennessee Central. The Pressed Steel
Car Company has received the following orders
Slxty-eight freight for Grand RAPIDS and
Indiana and % freight cars for Panhandle
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures of the General
Electric Company for the four months ended May
81 showed sales of slOl75.37s The cost OF manu-
featuring and selling was Ns9l.7O7 leaving profit
81 2S3 81 Profits sales OF securities OF other
companies royalties interest and dividends, with
some miscellaneous profits. brought In $50.25i
against which the company paid $l0Os9 interest
debentures and si99.sO6 in dividends. leaving the
net profit for four months $2,2SS92l. almost 5la
cent the present volume OF stock. $i203l 6o0
This is at the rate of over p per cent per annum
WESTBOUND TRAFFIC.-A dispatch to The
New-York News Bureau says: There is
abatement To the heavy volume OF traffic the
Western lines out of Chicago. Merchants in the
Far West are now ordering fall goods. and
season has jumped to the other OffCials do not
anticipate any falling off 70 speak OF for months.
but they do fear that their facilities will be seri-
ously cramped when the grain starts. Rate
situation is decidedly healthy"
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES The American
Locomotive Company has received the following
new orders: Twelve consolidation locomotives for
Illinois Central, three engines for Alabama Great
Southern nifty for Missouri Pacific four for Great
Northern of Canada and five for Hooking Valley
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-''B-ad-
streets reports the exports of grain, in bushels,
for the week, with comparisons. follows; Wheat.
-four included, 39SO96 compared with 6.974526 in
this week last year; since July l. 1S765.3O6 against
49, 7S7 647 in the correspor ling time in 9Ol corn.
1851, contrasted with 1915 in this week
year; since July l, 459,405, against 716i0i3 in the
corresponding time a year ago.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS RAILROAD COMPANY.
brooklyn Union Elevated 4 and per cent bonds
and Kings County Elevated per cent bonds will
be guaranteed on three days in each month by the
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company its office.
No. I6S Montague-st. Brooklyn The days which
bonds will be guaranteed for the remaining five
months of the calendar year follows: August
D. 10 and 20; September .. 10 and 80; October = Il
and IS: November z IS and 2S. and December 9. 10
and 30
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Application has been
made to the Stock Exchange to list the MetrOpOli-
tan Street Railway Company Sl2.7SO,Oo0 per cent
funding hundred year mortgage bonds of 20O2.
Application has also been made list the Norfolk
and Southern Railroad Company $4,000 advance
first mortgage per cent bonds of 1871