New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-22
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN
900 shares in the local market. selling "ooO
shares In the London market money was harder
in the open discount market and the Bank or
England again lost gold. Indications point to an
early advance in the Bank of England rate. Proba-
blv in the first part OF December. Paris excEanse
on London was hrmer. Bar silver continued weak,
aud the lest advces indicated the probability OF
further decline.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Lo quotations
were. AmaIgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice AtchIson common and preferred. Brooklyn
RAND Transit baltimore and Ohio common. Chi
caEo Terminal. Colorado Fuel and Iron. Delaware
and Hudson. Erie common. first md second pre-
ferred Louisville and Nashville Manhattan. Mis-
souri, Pacific. New-York Central, northwestern.
Norfolk and Western common. Peoples Gas, Read
ing first preferred Rock Island 81 Paul Southern
Railway referred Southern Pacific Sugar. Ten
n,ssee Coal and Iron. Union Pacific common and
preferred United States Steel common ard pre-
ferred United States LEATHER preferred. wabash
prererred and Western Union, per cent
CURRENCY MOVEMENT. The principal move
ments II currency this week as compile by The
Wall street Journal indicate that the Tanks
gained thereby $3.50 300 The banks received from
tho Interior 81 t97 IN and sent to the interior 81 SAL
aoo ~ which there was transferred through the
Sub-Treasr 81 COZ 00n San Fran ,is-o and 500 nm
to New Orleans The gain on the interior move
ment was S5s an The banks received new gold 20
the amount OF S2I4s 500 Of which S7Ss,go0 paid
on New-York Assay once checks 500 300 Seattle
Assay Once checks and 81 0ooH vas paid on tele-
graphic order against the deposit Of Australian
gold a. the san Francisco Mint. The BANKS
ceived from the Sfb-Tre ssury on ordinary govern
rncnt disbursements Ssis03 and paid 10 the Sub
Treasury for customs. internal ~evenue per cent
redemption fund etc, SO SIS con The loss Sub
Treasury operations proper 81 so. Tho total
gain from the interior and gold s.. sos 100;
deductinE the loss OF 81 354 so The Su5-Treasury
the not gain was $4,000 The features this week
are: The return of money I'm large volume from
the South. while shipments OF currency to that
section have practically ceased. except TO New
Orleans for the sugar crop: smaller shipments to
the West. and the beginning OF Jh- return move
mon, from the Northwest the large transfers 81
god through the Sub-Treasury 10 san Francisco:
tue small loss to the Sub-Treasury. due 10 the dis
bursemeut Of 50 20 for pensions 1s compared
with N.59S 90 last week
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT HAS BURIED
ITS FEED WTRES-The decline in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit stock yesterday morning attrib-
utcd I'm some quarters 10 the action Of the Brook
yn authorities requiring all electric light. tele-
graph. electric Feed and other wires he placed
underground Immediately. This was supposed in
uniformed circles especially to affect the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company When the statement
was called to the attention OF certain officers and
directors OF the company. they said at that
the situation was entirely misunderstood as the
overhead trolley wires Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company made special exceptions 10
the law be enforced. and that far the com
panys feed wires were concerned 1t had been put
done So not because Of the enforcement of the new
law but for economic reasons OF its own. and
therefore the law did not affect the company in
that respect.
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT-The follow
ing companies have ordered from the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company: The Armour Car
lines. 400 4O-foot fruit cars and 400 S6-foot beef
cars: the Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad
Company, $50 freight cars: the Fort Worth and
Denver city Railroad Company. 200 freight cars:
the Denver and Rio Crande Railroad Company. $50
cars. the st. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Company, 80 fiat cars; the Central Railroad Com
pany Of New-Jersey, 30 steel Sondola cars of So
900 pounds capacity. in addition to the order re-
western Railroad Company. 80 box cars; the Ma
tional Salt Company. of Mexico. % dump cars; the
Company. 10 60-foot baggage cars; the Johnson
Auto Refrigerating Company. refrigerating cars
western Railroad Company cabooses; miscellane
Gus companies IL cars, and inquiries for 20 to 90
cars Of various types
EXPORT ORDERS FOR CAR AND FOUNDRY
represent the export interests of the American Car
and Foundry Company, have received n contract
New Zealand, for six passenger and din
ing car The same company has received an order
from Mexican railroad for three baggage and
mail also an order from the National Tehuan-
tepec Railway for six passenger cars The Cape
cruz Construction Company. which is building
sugar plant near Manzanillo, on the south side of
Cuba. has placed oruer for fifty
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK. Brad
streets" reports the exports OF grain in bushels
-four included. 5.277672. compared with 55S,950 in
this week last year; since July l. l06, S62 1924.
trasted with 122 70 24S in the like time in 1901 corn
year ago; since July l. 2.i52 1853 compared with 49,
so $40 in the same time last year.
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Application has been
tonal Wabash Railroad first mortgage 5 per cent
bonds of 1889