New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt In
10000 shares in the local market, mostly sales
The feature Of the London market was the weak
ness in consols at IS for money. further decline
Of = per cent. and sufficient give d heavy tone
to the rest OF the list Paris exchange on London
was easier. Although money rates were not quota
bly, changed. the demand was not quite so strong
CURRENCY MOVEMENT-The principal move
meuts OF currency this week as compiled by
The Wall Street Journal Indicate a gain OF
Sl1l6o in reserve held by the banks. They received
from the interior S4o73le and 10 the interior
$685. 200 % which $4,000 was transferred through
the Sub-Treasury TO New-Orleans. The loss &c
the interior $2.o29. 40. Receipts Of new gold
were S2.50}.Soo namely: $1,000 on New-York As
say once checks; S72i.fo0 san Francisco mint
checks and Geographic transfers. and $7Ii.20O
Seattle Assay Office checks. The ordinary dis
bursements by the SUb-Treasury were $lS,37s,20Oi
payments to the Sub-Treasury for customs. in
ternaI revenue. per cent fund etc. were Sls,-
5A.O0 The loss on Sub-Treasury operations
proper was S562,S1 The total loss to the interior
and Sub-TreasUry was $2,39220o, which, deducted
from the gain of $3.50. So gold. leaves net
gain Of N1l,6 oo The demand for money at New
Orleans became urgent early in the week. ship
Inents OF currency 10 the South. including the
transfers through the Sub-TTeasury. were about
S3.50OCo0. Boston took about n million. Of which
part was in small bills. The receipts came chiefly
from nearby and Eastern points. Some small
amounts came from the West. There ship
rnents OF importance to the West except TO ST
Louis and these included in the Southern move
ment. The smallness of the loss on Sub-Treasury
operations proper Is evidence that there were few
transfers Of internal revenue collections at the
West by drafts upon the Nev-1ork correspondents
Of the depository banks.
TO-DAY,s STOCK LOAN OUOTATIONS.-Loan
quotations were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda,
American Ice, Atchson preferred. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Delaware and Hudson. Erie common, first
and second preferred Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western
Metropolitan Street Railway, Pennsylvania. Feo-
pies Gas Reading first preferred. Southern Rail
way preferred, Southern Pacific, sugar tennessee
Coal and Iron. Union Pacific preferred, United
States Steel common and preferred, United states
Leather preferred. Wabash preferred. per cent;
Atcbisou common Canadian Pacific. st. Paul I2
A. rcr cont: Baltimore and Ohio common. Colorado
Fuel 10 per cent; Western Union and United
States Realty common and preferred fiat. Anerl-
can Locomotive preferred and Republic steel pre-
forrcd l-32 per cent; New-Nork central nat l-I-S3
ia per cent
IxTERROROUGHS DECLINE.-Iti is not thought
that tho decline i'm the stock of the InterborouSh
Rauid Transit Company on the curb ON thursday
and yesterday arc significant Of any fact or con-
clifton different from those apparently IN tFluehce
with respect to many Of the high grade securities
ON the stock Exchange. There has been no change
i'm the condition of affairs of tho lHtcrboroush
COMPANY = large part Of the stock is closely held
Lv interests which are perfectly able In Keep II
and have me- desire 20 sell. y small part or the
stock is scattered somewhat and the selling u the
last two days is believed to represent forced
liquidation Of small lots.
Mr. KEENE'S NTTsWS--Jam0s r. kotUc -
quoted as follows. What is the use OF talking
about values This country is going to get all the
money IL ought To- have for this years crops l
know that crops arc bad in England and not good
I'm Europe. and they have got 10 pay Us good money
for an the foodstuns spare but what Is the
use Of talking about Values The shrinkage has
been SO enormous as Co make worthless al the past
induces of values.
GRAIN EXPORTS. 'TTadStroot'S reports the
exports oC wheat for the week "a &o'0 800 bushels.
against ql9 0S} bushels last wcok and 5c7sWr bush
els last year. since July T. s-14el bushels against
5ses $50 bushels last year. corn for she week
80 2e' bushels against 7l65 bushels last week and
- o. bushels last -ea~. since Iuv T. III e52l bush
els against IN 80 bushels last year
JERSEY 'ENTRAI.--Ar the annual meeting "t
jersey Central the retiring directors reelected
The annual report Wa read and approved. The
director VIII organize for the ensuing year early in
Drr0te-.
AMERICAN CAR AND Fol NDHN The Anne s.
can Ger and Foundry Company has received new
orders for cars. follows: Fayctt- coal Company.
Io3 coal cars. Detroit southern - freight and
National Refining Company. - tank cars