New-York tribune., 1902-09-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses dealt IN
25 900 shares, buying on balance. In the Lohdoh
market the fortnghty settlement was enected
s1Iccessfully and securities in general were firm.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS--Loan quotations
were Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison common and preferred. Brooklyn
Rapd Transit. Baltimore and Ohio common. chi
caro Terminal Colorado and Southern Delaware
and Hudson. Erie common. first and second pre-
ferred Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan. Mis-
souri, Pacific. New-York Central, Northwestern
Northern Pacific preferred, Peoples Gas Reading
first preferred. Republic Steel common and pre-
ferred Rock Island. St Paul Southern Railway
preferred. Southern Pacific Sugar. Tennessee Coal
and Iron Union Pacific common and preferred.
United States Steel common and preferred. United
States Leather preferred, Wabash preferred and
Western Union. 1oal2 per cent
CURRENCY MONEMENT.-The principal move
rnents OF currency this week. compiled by The
Wall Street Journal" indicate that the banks lost
thereby S44l9 $40 The banks received from the in
terror So75. 800 and sent to the interior Tl9i6o. of
which there transferred through the Sub
Treasury 100000 TO New-Orleans and $4,000 to
Chicago The loss 10 the interior was $lls.Soo The
banks received gold the amount Of s., ,s2l 800
The banks received from the b-Treasury on ordi-
nary government disbursements 576c. go. and
the loss on Sub-Trcasury transactions proper
$3122 500 Tho total loss to the interior and Sub
Treasury T.2f3oo deductng the gain by new
gold Of S2.s215ro, the net loss was Ail9,sm.
WABASH-Wab bash officers look for enormous
been received at the local office can be taken as
indication of the sort Of crop that has been
raised this year their expectation should be justi-
fed. Some of the ears which grown In Illi-
nois. about fifteen inches long and closely
cred with large firm grain The claim is made that
no special effort was made to get giant ears but
that what shown give fair idea of the corn
crop.
THE SOUTHS BIG FURNACE.-"The Manu-
facturers' Record reports that the Searles'' fur
OF La Toilette. Tenn. owned by the La Fol
lette Coal. Iron and Railway Company went into
blast Wednesday morning. making a perfect
with all prospects satisfactory This Is the
largest furnace In the South the stack being 80 by
20 feet with estimated capacity of $4,000 tons of
iron year. John + Searles. of New-York. is pres
ident of the company, and II VI. La Toilette. Of
La Toilette. vice-president and manager.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-"Brad-
streets reports the exports of grain for the
week. in bushels. with comparisons, as follows
this week last year since July l. 60614l25 compared
with 1852 1917 in the like period year ago; corn.
week in 1901: since July l. 1055.Sl against Il u.s..
Go in the same period last year.
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS CREASE.-Earnings
of the Southern Railway increased for the third
week in September A27,5o5 over the same time a
creased cf,at dsS5 ss7l rs o'' 1'' s''99
AMERICAN LQcoMoTLvE---America Locomo-
tive has received order for ten locomotives
from Pere Marquette and an order for nifty locomo-
tives from Burlington
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.--The Southern Railway
has placed large orders for locomotives and has
22oo coal ordered for delivery in the next two
months.
NEW RAILWAY EQUIPMENT.--According to
The Railroad Gazette the American Car and
Foundry Company2has received new orders for cars.
Chesapeake and Ohio, % coaches; Terre Haute and
indianapolis. ftyfour freight cars: Lexington and
Eastern coaches. AMI miscellaneous. 40
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Appcation has been
made, the Stock Exchange to list SIS cooooo pre-
ferred stock and sl0000,000 common stock OF the
United Railways and Investment Company.