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

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt In
oOoo shares in the local market. all sales In Lon
don consols lost a per S3s, and the general
market was heavy. The Russo-Japanese situation
was considered less favorable and there was
rather better demand for money, which, as Friday
is the Stock Exchange settling day, naturally had
a market influence. The Bank of England did not
change its rate from per cent and made a fairly
strong return showing a high proportion of reserve
TO liabilities and only moderate loss in bullion
on the week. There feature in money or
exchange in other European centres.
PULLMAN REPORT.-The Pullman Company
has filed it's initial financial statement with the
Massachusetts Commissioner Of Corporations as
provided under the corporation laws The
statement is of date August 81, 1903, follows
Assets-Real estate, SS70,76S; stock in process
$50 9,SO7 cash and debts receivable 81, $780,
patent rights s116 $50; goodwill s11,1G770. Total
s92 $3.50 Liabities-Capital stock. s74o0oooo: ac
counts payable $3S809H; surplus. Sl4275.749; profit
and loss $4S5. 498. Total. S92G42,l9O.
MORE GOLD IMPORTS-Lazard Freres report
that they have 100000 gold en- route to America in
addition to the amount already reported by them
making total gold engagements to date by this
firm s6.1750oO. The National City Bank yesterday
engaged an additional $4,000 gold. The Interna-
tional Banking Corporation announces that it has
engaged 100000 ven more gold from Japan, making
its total importation 100000 yen or $4,000 In
American money. These bring the aggregate gold
import engagements since the beginning of the
present movement, officially reported, up to
Sl94 10000.
TO EXTEND ATLANTIC COAST LINE SYNDI-
CATE.-J. P. Morgan & Co. as managers Of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad syndicate, have
agreed to extend the syndicate agreement Of Sep
TENDER o. 1902 for fourteen months from December
/ 1893, or February %, 1906 provided a majority
of the members assent to the extension Circular
letters have been sent to the members asking this
assent
ERIE.-Erie again showed strength in the early
dealings on good foreign and local buying The
London buying is regarded the most important
factor they generally in fairly close touch
with the Hill Morgan interests. II is generally eX-
pected that the November statement will make a
poor showing.
NO REORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN CAN
COMPANY.-High officers of the American Can
Company say the report from Chicago that the
company is 10 be reorganized is without founda-
ton. No reorganization has been contemplated
and none is necessary.
CENTRAL REALTY BOND AND TRUST COM
PANY.-A semi-annual dividend Of per cent on
the capital stock of the Central Realty Bond ana
Trust Company has been declared, payable on
January ., 1904. to the stockholders of record at
the closing Of the transfer books on December %
1903 The transfer books will be closed on De
ceEber %, 1868, at p. m and reopeued January
? 1904. at 10 a. m.
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.-The board Of
trustees of the Colonial Trust Company has de-
clared the usual semi-annual dividend of per
cent, payable January 2. 1901, to stockholders of
record December 49, 1903.
MOVEMENT OF CURRENCY.-The SUBJ Treas
ury transferred for banks 100000 to New-OrIeaps
and paid $4,000 Geographic order against the
deposit at the San Francisco Mint of imported
japanese yen.