New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-20
MINING STOCKS.
u,II STREET AND EXCHANGES.

III
r-oPE1C4N TRADING.-Foreign houses deail III
ono haree selling 1900 shares, In LONDON
-""' s'' ,arset was featureess, but money
~ - cood demand in all the European t+hl' =,
s {. vas noticeable that Withdrawals I'll SoD
fro the Bank Of England continued. ine'e va"
10 faature in exchange in any OF the E"'Oi'
centres.
CROCK LOAN oUOTATIONS.-Loan quotation
1,,a,e1 Conner Anaconda, Amert-
49, rce Atchison common and preferred. br'"N-
in Ranid Transit Baltimore and ONO coirlh'i'
chicago Terminal Colorado and southern Ne''
rare and Hudson Erie common hrst aiu Selo''
nreferred Louisville and Nashvht' Ndll'ia "a.
Missouri Pacific New York Central Northwest
- Northern Pacific preferred Peoples 'Tas'
beading drst preferred. Republic Steel common
and preferred Rock Island. St Paul SouIIl'lH
Railway preferred. Sol thern PACING sugar 1e''-
nessee coal and Iron, Union PACING common ana
,raferred United States Steel common ana III -
ferred United States Leather preferred. ""'"S''
rTeferrld Western Union. per cent.
C,1-RRENCy MOVEMENT.-The principal move
y,ents OF currency this week. as complied by me
Wall Street Journal indicate that the banks oS'
thereby $fo3s.e. The banks received from
the interior S2sS41co. and sent 10 the interior
g. qos 100 Of which there transferred through
The Suh-Treasury 81 l0l. 00o to New-Orleans and
$55o Op) to Chicago The loss 10 the interior was
S3o39oo The banks received new gold TO the
amount OF s. 6os 800 which $,o1&Ioo was on New
York Assay ONCE checks. $1,000 on Seattle Assay
0nlce checks and $40 90 paid by order OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury against the deposit of
Australian gold at the San Francisco Mint The
banks received from the Sub-Treasury on ordinary
government disbursements NSS29.70n and paid 70
the Sub-Treasury for customs internal revenue o
per cent redemption fund. etc. 81 5000 The loss
on Sub-Treasury transactions proper 8 S5.3'l'
The total loss to the interior and The Sub-Treas-
lry was $56i43 800. dedueting the gain by gold
Of 81 606 800 the net loss S4.02sno
NEW RAILROAD E0UIPMENT.-The follow
ing companies have ordered cars from the Amer
lean Car and Foundry Company: The PennsyI-
vania Coal and Coke Company 400 freight cars; the
Kansas city Southern Railway Company Is tank
cars Of 5 con gallons capacity and . tank Of
on gallons capacity, the Copper Range Railroad
Company. 50 ore and y nat cars; the Vandalia
81 condolas. the Fort Smith Poteau and Western
Railway Company. 50 box cars. the Cape Cruz
Construction Company. Of Cuba. ~ cane cars OF
special design; the Lehich Valley Railroad Com
pany. a few coaches. the Alabama Lumber Com
pany. . freight cars. the Vera Cruz and Pacific
Railroad Company a few coaches. miscellaneous
parties IS Of various TYPES. The Mexican
Central Railway Company's order mentioned July
Is for IS OF 6OOoo pounds capacity and q coal
Of $1,000 pounds capacity. has been placed with
the American COMPANY
GRAIN EXPORTS -"Bradstreet's,' reports the
exports of wheat for the week 5.425 323 bushels
S6i h
els last year Since July /, 50 537.065 bushels
against IS 341.605 last year Corn. for the week
49, bushels against 81 SIP bushels last week and
III s3l bushels year Since July / $50 $50 bush
els. against n,52l676 bushels last year
APPLICATION TO LIST-The Oregon Short
Line Railroad Company has applied to the New
York Stock Exchange to list $31.O00o00 per cent
and participating twenty-five year bonds of 1927
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMMON DIVIDEND
The General Electric Company has declared TIE
regular quarterly dividend OF , per cent on is
common stock.
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS GAGN.-Earnings of
the Southern Railway for the second week in Sep
TENDER increased $7636l, making from July a gain
of $S43920
COLORADO Earnings of the Colo
RADIO Southern increased 1892 for the second week
in September.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY DIRECTORS MEET
NEXT WEEK.-The action on the question of the
semi annual dividend Southern Railway pre-
ferred deferred until next week
DIVIDEND DECLARED.-The American Tele--
phone and Telegraph Company has declared divi-
dend of 81 80 share. payable on October 10.
REPORTS OF BANkS-Reports of the condition
Of the following banks the close of business on
September Is show: Central National Bank loans
and discounts. $9o0619 80; total resources SIS
637 81 deposits subject to check 1904 923 81 Sea
board National Bank, loans and discounts sl2 O4O-
5O4 70: total resources s247lS54i 80; deposits sub
and discounts, s4162tSSi so; total resources
sos 1874 90; deposits subject to check $50 1858
Mercantile National Bank loans discounts
$l1 942 n total resources $50 $50 345 % deposits
subject to check. $6.613.344 II Seventh National
Bank loans and discounts, $60iS,723 80; total re-
sources s9sO5Osl 10: deposits subject to check
S421S 5s4 S. Gallatin National Bank loans and
counts S. 37S 80: total resources. 1888 2s7 SO: de-
poss subject check 81 76i, 1874 10. National Bank
of North America loans and discounts, 49, 500 90
soc
Bank of New-York. loans and discounts. SIS
64 OF: total resources $4S 62. $50 IL deposits SS
366, 40 &C..
TRACTION COMPANY DIRECTOR RESIGNS
1t is reported here that c. S. Drummond of the
British Electric Traction Company, has resigned
as director of that concern. Drummond who has
recently become president of the Manhattan Transit
Company said yesterday that he considered the de-
veiopnent of the traction business the surface of
streets a. an end, far rails concerned.
and as rapidly as the automobile omnibus could
be completed that it would supplant entirely the
streetcar systems of both England and America.
CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL BANk.-The Con-
solidated National Bank has received the authori-
ri Dft he tn begiu