New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

| FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses did prac-
tfcally nothing in the local market as the London
Exchange closed.
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.-The American
| Car and Foundry Company has received the follow
ing orders for cars: The Missouri. Kansas anu
| Texas Railway Company. 500 box, 500 complnation
stock and coal of $1,000 pounds capac1ty. Ioo
side dump of $4,000 pounds capacity ana iV'
fiat cars of $4,000 pounds capacity; the New-Iork
New-Ha and Hartford Railroad Company 1'""
freight cars; the Great Northern Railway Com
pany 800 to 500 oil cars the Evansville and Terre
Haute Railroad Company, 100 40-foot fiat cars OF
5000 pounds capacity; the California and North
western Railway Company 30 box and 20 fiat cars;
the Indianapolis Abattoir 35 refrigerator cars the
Georgia. Florida and Alabama Railway Company
Is fat and coaches. The Chicago, ROCK ISL
and and Pacific Railway Company is in the mar
ket for 5000 box The New-York. ontario ana
Western Railway Company has ordered 2oo poX
cars of $4,000 pounds capacity The Chicago, NIL
waukee and st. Paul Railway Company is having
two coaches constructed.
CURRENCY MOVEMENT.-The principal move
ments of currency this week, as complied by The
Wall Street Journal" indicate that the banks
gained thereby $780, 100 1.-The banks received from
the interior S. 47s 100 of which $3.50 600 trans
ferred through the Sub-Treasury from San Fran
cisco, and sent to the interior S6249 900. of which
there was transferred through the Sub-Treasury
to Orleans s20250 0Oo The loss to the interior
was S77O,300 Receipts OF gold Assay Office
checks were s9463OO, of which 1901, 600 New
York Assay Office checks and $4,000 or Seattle
office checks. The banks received from the Sub
Treasury ordinary government disbursements
SIC, ,4s4 700. and paid to the Sub-Treasury for
toms, internal revenue, per cent redemption fund.
etc, s16370,G0H The gain Sub-Treasury trans
actions proper was d24 ZOO The total gain from
gold and the Sub-Treasury S,071, 600; de-
Quoting the loss to the interior of S7703O the net
gain $500. 100"
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-"Brad-
streets reports the exports of grain. in bushels.
for the week. with comparisons, follows: Wheat.
flour included, 1885, contrasted with SAB in
this week last year; since July 1, O1s against
14fS27756 in the corresponding period in 1901;
1502,551, compared with 424,236 In this week year
ago. since July l. s18S,S7S contrasted with 90 25
in the like time In 1901.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE.-The American Lo-
connective Company has received order from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for eighty
seven locomotives. The Southern Pacific Company
has ordered sixty-six locomotives. The Long ISL
and Railroad Company has ordered eight locomo-
tfves. The Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Com
pany has contracted for eight wheel simple
locomotives.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.-Gross earn
ings of the Louisville and Nashville for the last
week in December increased s1s2.2s5 over the same
time year ago. From July l gross earnings have
increased s2.003 343.
ST. PAUL MEETING.-The directors of the Chi
cago Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Company
held their regular monthly meeting yesterday. At
ter the meeting II that only routine mat
MONEY FOR NEW-ORLEANs-The sub-Treas-
ury has transferred for banks $4,000 to New
Orleans.
NEW BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT EQUIP
MENT ORDERED.-The Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company has ordered $50 high speed electric trucks
for its elevated lines 1t is said that least
will be in operation on May 30
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.-Earnings
OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas for the third
week In December increased s1s.719 making a
gain from July l OF s31634s
MISSOURI PACIFIC.-Gross earnings Of the
Missouri Pacific for the third week in December
increased S94 900 over the week year ago.
From January l gross earnings have increased
$7ss SIS
INTEREST DECLARED.-The following divi-
dends have been declared: Emgrant Industrial
Savings Bank. serni-aunuaI and quarterly interest
at rate OF 81 per cent all from S.
So, ,o00 Irving Savings Institution semi-annual and
quarterly. at rate OF per cent on sums from 81 to
$1,000; Seamen's Bank for Savings semi-annual
at the rate OF per sums not exceeding
5000: Siege. Cooper & Co. (bankers). quarterly
TO semi annual at rate OF per sums from
S5 10 $1,000
TO INCREASE BANKS CAPITALIZE was an
nounced yesterday that the directors OF the Market
and Fulton National Bank had taken preliminary
action TO increase the capital OF the bank from
$500 900 to 100000 special meeting OF stock
holders has been called for February Il TO take
action the proposition. The present stockholders
will take all the issue $50 a share