New-York tribune., 1902-10-11

.-i,..,, securities were weak in London. There
,vas no change i'm the foreign financial situation.
-To,,K LOAN QUOTATIONS-LOa quotations
g-,re- AmaIeamsted Copper. Anaconda. American
rc. Atchi-1n common and preferred Brookly n
t,s,iI Transit Baltimore and Ohio common. chi
~, terminal Colorado and Southern. Delaware
.,d ttud>nu Erie common. first and second pre-
fsrreJ Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan, Mis-
s,,.ri Pacific. NeW-York Central. Northwestern.
,fstropoIitau street Railway. Peoples Gas Read
tr, er-, preferred Rock Island. St Paul. South
err, Railway preferred. Southern Pacific. Sugar.
Tennessee coal and Iron, Union Pacific common
and preferred United States Steel common and
-,raf.rred. United States Leather preferred Wa
nash preferred Republic Steel common and pre-
ferred and Western Union. 10 per cent.
Currency MOVENENT.-The principal move
,e,ts Of currency this week compiled by The
wall street Journal" indicate that the banks
gained thereby S25Z3 SO The hanks received from
+bo interior s6cSi7oo. of which there trans
tor-,d through the sub Treasury from San Fran
cisco e ,50ooa nearly al ON account Of Australian
cold and sent to the interior g. 40 of which
there was transferred through the SubTreasury
500 0.a 10 chicago aud S7fnn1 10 New Orleans. The
gain ON the interior movement was s615 80" With
out the transfers by telegraph from San Francisco
the Ianks would have lost 10 the interior s2s3 DO
.rba banks received gold to the amount Of
q oaS 2np of which 81 $50 500 NewYork Assay
Orire checks including H.l55200 for gold bars i'm
norted hv the National city Bank. and S142 40 was
on Seattle Assay Ofice checks There exports
M s95nof0 To- cuba and S200OD 4" Canada. The
hanks received from the Sub-Treasury on ordinary
,ovsrnment disbursements S17 9a. and paid to
tho Suh-Treasury for customs internal revenue
nor cent redemption fund etc. sI7729 a" The gain
ON Sub-Treasury transactions proper s2J9 SO.
The total gain from the interior. gold and Sub
Treasury was s2973.~o; deductng the loss by
mort Of sflAHl0 the net gain was s2.523 $40.
GRAIN EXPORTS "Bradstreets' reports the
exports of wheat for the week as 5.si5.779 bushels
against sso7S bushels last week and 4719S9S bush
els last wear. since July l. . 12o. ~, bushels against
els against 1n,i23 bushels last week and 67S.24
bushels last year. since July /. LS77592 bushels
AGAINST Il g17 GSo bushels last wear
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.-The American
car 4 Foundry has received the following orders
for cars. Mexican Central 159 freight: Colorado z
Southern. ~" freight; Copper Range. 10 box; Du-
luth Mesaba & Northern. - freight: Chicago. st.
Paul Minneapolis Omaha has ordered twenty
engines from the American Locomotive Company.
COOK 4 BERHHEIMER SHARES.-The report
I'm Tho Tribune of the sale of thirteen shares COM
mon stock and thirteen shares preferred, OF the
cook & Rsruheimer Company. at auction by Adrian
n Muller & Son, on October s. should have read
sss share for lot rather than $50 for the lot.
WABASH EARNINGS Earnings for the Wa
bash for the FIRST week IN September increased St-
la5 making a gain from July of s0o.269-
NEW GREENE CONSOLIDATED DIREC-
TORS-At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Greene Consolidated Copper Company yes
t,rday ~. p. Huntington, Of the Southern Pacific
COMPANY and Henry Scott. president Of the Union
Iron Works ~ san Francisco We're elected di
rertors in the places OF Lewis Seasongood and
William e.. Cieeus
NORTHERN PACIFIC-Gro~s earnings ~ the
Northern Pacific in September increased $5s6.sI'
over the same period year ago, making gain
from July I OF {I.t9s-23.