New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

hard IN London and Berlin. and some further
advance was expected before the end of the month
CURRENCY MOVEMENT.-The principal move
ments of currency fer the five days ending with
Thursday as compiled by THE Wall Street
Journal Indicate loss Of s5s2.5s0 In reserve held
by the banks. They received from the interior
s275O5co. and sent to the interior ss75so Of which
Sos 600 was transferred through the Sub-Treasury
TO New-Orleans. The loss to the interior was
s9s7 500 Receipts OF new gold were s3.2O2.1oo. OF
which SiS39o0 New-York Assay Office
checks. S20s41oo San Francisco Mint checks and
teegraphc transfers. and 1854 200 Seattle Assay
Office checks. The ordinary disbursements by the
Sub-Treasury Hi2S350O; payments by the
banks to the Sub-Treasury for customs. internal
revenue, per cent redemption fund retirement Of
circulation etc, were s71sloc0. The loss on Sub
Treasury operations proper g. s97.7oo Of which
$4,000 was retirement OF circulation The total
loss the interior and Sub-Trea sury So zoo;
deducting the gain of s3,2O2.7oo gold. the net
loss was seS2.5cO. Shipments Of currency TO the
South are increasing. In addition to the s2o5ooo
transferred through the Sub-Treasury TO New
Orleans. about :l.2OOOO0 was sent there and to
other Southern points direct by mail and express.
few small shipments the West reported
but there is no general movement yet in that d.
rection. Boston a little less than 80 1000
this week. The receipts were nearly all from
nearby points with few small amounts from
the West.
NATIONAL RAILROAD OF MEXICO LOAN
In regard to a report that Speyer & Co. have
formed syndicate 10 raise Ss,5O.Oe Tor the Ma
tonal Railroad of Mexico by means Of two year
9er cent notes. it is learned that this money is
being raised in connection with the acquisition by
the National Railroad Company Of Mexico of the
! control of the Inter-Oceanic Railway Company OF
Mexico and il is also stated that all the notes have
been already sold largely in Europe.
COLONIAL SUGARS REPORT.-The Colonial
Sugar Company's first pamphlet report. covering
the eight months OF the company's operations from
November l. 1872. the date OF organization. to June
so last the end Of the fiscal year shows total
net profits from operation for the eight months
Of S39 SOL After the payment Of interest on bonds
and deductions for expenditures in Cuba and inter
est accrued bonds to date, there left a sur
plus June 80 of S246 4s5. The balance sheet as
of that date shows current of SEQ 32s. OF
which S2s, 5C1 was cash hand and in banks. The
total assets Of the company June 30 were IS
| 726 6H
GRAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reports the
exports Of wheat the week 3O45,O40 bushels.
against 313ls bushels last week and 544146 BUSH
els last year. Since July l. 81 ,255,16s bushels.
against 1896 744 bushels last year. Corn for the
week. S44.sls bushels against s6sS1 bushels last
week and 9l,5l2 bushels last year Since July /.
1Os s54 bushels. against 1851 bushels last year.
| THE TREASURY LOSS.-The loss of 81 1853 COO by
the banks 10 the Sub-Treasury caused by the
collection Of S96O00 customs, the transfer OF $780,
coo to New-OrIeans and the deposit of $4,000 for
the retirement OF national bank notes.
| AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY.-The Anneri-
| can Car and Foundry Company has received or
ders for new cars as follows: Mexican Central 79s
box $50 stock 100 coal and 100 fat. ard st. Louis
and Bellevie, 100 coal.
AMERICAN -LOCONIOTIvE.-The American Lo-
| connective Company has received orders for
| locomotives follows; Mobile and Ohio. twenty:
! Atchison, fourteen; Nashville. Chattanooga and
/ St Louis, ten. and Mobile jackson and Kansas
City ten.
GOLD FROM observation-disclosures Sachs &
Co have received notice of the shipment Of 800 coo
gold from Australia. per steamship Ventura. Sep
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