New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreisn houses dealt IN
10000 shares In the local market. buying 1000
shares on balance. There was n marked Keeling
abroad that the Bank Of England would advance
its rate in view of the large gold exports. and II
was estimated in circles that the amount
actually engaged for New-York was in the neigh
borhoOd of s5000.000.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canadian Pacific Colorado Fuel and Iron. Della
and Hudson, Erie common. first and second
preferred: Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan.
Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western. Metro
politan Street Railway. Peoples Gas. Reading first
preferred. Rock Island. st. Paul. Southern Rail-
way preferred, Southern Pacific, Sugar Tennessee
Coal and Iron. Union Pacific common and pre-
ferred United States Steel common. United States
Leather preferred. Western Union and Republic
Steel common, A.. per cent; Atchson common and
United States Steel preferred. 464z per cent: Bal
timore and Ohio common. 31zG4 per cent; New
York Central and Shelters common. 8 per cent:
Pennsylvania, 312 per cent? Shelters preferred fat
and per cent Republic Steel preferred. 1-64 and
1-S2 per cent: American Locomotive preferred and
Car Foundry preferred. 1-6i per cent and Wabash
preferred, AZ per cent.
AMERICAN Mailing COMPANY.-The man
agement of the American Mailing Company states
that the proxy committee favorable to the manage
ment. not only hold proxies for a majority OF
the entire capital stock of the company as an
nounced In its circular of November 9, but that
stock have been received since that circular was
issued and that this committee will beyond ques-
ton vote IL large amount Of the stock represented
at the annual meeting.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-In addition to the
$500 600 in currency transferred TO the interior yes
terday, the banks had lost since Friday up to the
close Of business Tuesday S.36s.OO. The Sub
Treasury a debtor at the Clearing House yes
terday morning for s292. 229
GOLD INF ORTS-The National City Bank has
engaged 81 100000 gold for import. A further sharp
decline in sterling rates yesterday has strengthened
the belief in foreign exchange circles that New
York will be able to draw substantial amount of
gold from Europe, in addition to the engagements
announced within the last few days Foreign bank
ers figure that sovereigns be withdrawn from
the Bank of England If sterling here falls 4S214G
4S2% but it is thought likely that the price of bar
gold London will be allowed to decline If il is
that New-York bankers about to attempt
to force export of sovereigns from London.
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following securities
have been added to the Stock Exchange list: 5000,
600 additional 3ts per fifty year first mortgage
coupon bonds of 1852 of the Michigan Central Rail-
Company 81 500 900 additional first consolidated
mortgage 4 per cent coupon bonds of 1896. of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company: s4363. 900
additional first consolidated mortgage fifty year
per cent bonds 1852. Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company and sl2 242. 900 River and Gulf
Divisions first mortgage per cent thirty year
bonds of 1888. of the St Louis. Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.