New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN IRADING.-rF OFelSl nouSeS ue'hi' III
1909 shares in the local market, purely on ar
bitrage account. In London the general market
was fairly firm light transactions. with consols
1s per cent higher 917s, and the copper otocks
generally frmer There changes of con-
sequence in the quotations for money or exchange
in any of the European centres.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loan quotations
ware: AmaIgamated Copper. Anaconda American
Ice Atchison common and preferred, BrooklEh
Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio common, Deia-
Hudson. Erie common, hrst ana secohd
preferred Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan
Missouri Pacific New-York Central, Norfolk and
Western Metropolitan Street Railway, Peoples
Gas Reading first preferred Rock lsland' o''
Paul Southern Railway preferred Southern d
ciic Sugar, Tennessee Coal and Iron Union "a
cific common and preferred, United States Steel
common and preferred, United States Leather pre-
ferred Wabash preferred and Western Union. "a
21l per cent: Canadian Pacific, IL per cent Colo-
RADIO Fuel, per cent. and Pennsylvania per cent
CURRENCY MOVEMENT-The principal move
ments of currency this week. compiled by i ne
Wall Street Journal" indicate that in spite of the
100000 gold exports. the banks have gained net
81 S6 900 They received from the interior $s9'- ~
and sent to the interior $l5S2,oeo OF which $of'O
was transferred through the Sub-Treasury to New
orleans The gain from the interior was S'sss'S'o-
EeceiDts of new gold $1.23S,100 of which
se2s 600 was on New-York Assay Office checks
s3o2 20, on San Francisco Mint checks and tele-
eraphic transfers and So 500 Seattle Assay Ollce
zoo TO Paris and S.3120oo to Berlin. The ORDINARY
disbursements by the Sub-Treasury were $l7o6l,5"'
payments to the SubTreasury for customs lh'erlidi
revenue. per cent redemption fund' ETC. were
s1s 9Ss 800 The less on Sub-Treasury operations
nroner was 81 325 go The total gain from the IN
terror and new gold s922S 600; the total loss by
geld exports and Sub-Treasrry operations was
421 700 the net gain was $iso0S0I ne Ieitule
this is the enormous gain OF almost Aoo"1VV'
in currency from the interior which is extTaordl-
fart inns of the but mas Deen lore
shadowed by the high premium on New-York e%-
change at interior cities throughout the week
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.-The following
companies have ordered equipment from the Amer
lean Car and Foundry Company: Wonham &
Mayor 20 boxcars: the Bangor and Aroostook
Railway Company, 20 freight ears; the Erie Rail
road Company, l standard double ballast plough;
miscellaneous orders SIS of various types. The
American Locomotive Company has received an
order from the Southern Railway Company Tor .
locomotives. The Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany has ordered 20 ten wheel compound freight
locomotives from the North British Locomotive
Company formerly Nelson Reid & Coz. of Glas-
cow Scotland. for October and November delivery.
The southern Indiana Railway Company is having
10 locomotives constructed The Vera Cruz and
Pacific Railway is having . locomotives con-
structed.
GRAIN EXPORTS "Bradstreets'' reports the
exports of wheat for the week 3.5lS152 bushels,
against 3,617O15 bushels last week and S.SS2iOl
bushels last year Since July 221 .6S9 bushels.
against 24S 6GS 25O bushels last Corn for the
week. 12SJ724 bushels against 1,CS9353 bushels last
week and 02 bushels last year. Since July 1,
Cot col bushels against % 9l3 bushels last year.
PENNSYLVANIA same means to support
Pennsylvania were used which had been found eff
fectfve Thursday. The brokers usually acting
for banking interests associated with the prop
erty made formal bid of 123 for $4,000 shares
without. OF course. getting any stock This was
taken indication that there would be active
opposition TO bear raiding. Philadelphia houses
bought moderate quantity of Pennsylvania.
STOCK EXCHANGE HOLIDAY-In response to
he petition of the members of the New York Stock
Exchange to close the exchange on the Friday pre-
cedng July 4. a special meeting of the governing
committee will be held Monday or Tuesday 10
take action the matter. A petition has also
been circulated among the members of the Produce
Exchange asking the governing body of that
ganization to declare July exchange holiday.
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON.-Colorado Fuel
continued to mainly the belief that the
urgent buying for control over. but influenced
also by the expected new financing There
sideraD ole curiosity to the form it would take.
Perhaps the most hopeful suggestion was that
Denver and Rio Grande could do it by a special
issue of bonds, which the public would be willing
take. Under its agreement, entered into ==ith
the Illinois Trust and SaVt1gs Bank in 1901. when
it issued it's S15000OO0 ten year convertible gold
debentures the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany obligated itself TO issue no new bonds or pre-
ferred stock until after the payment of the de
bentures. They have not yet been paid
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The Broadway Saw
inss Institution has declared I, semi-annuaI divi-
dend at the rate OF per cent year. The Sea-
mems Bank for Savings has declared a semi-an-
ual dividend the yearly rate Of per cent. The
Dry Dock Savings Institution has declared a semi
dividend a the rate of 81 for
year. The Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany has declared quarterly dividend of II. Ier
cent payable July l. The Delaware Lackawanna
and Western has declared dividend of "a. per
cent. payable July %.
F. NJ. POWERS SUSPENSION-The suspension
of F. NJ. Power a member of the Consolidated
Exchange was announced yesterday. About 500
shares OF stock were bought and sold under the
rule for his account. Mr.. Power who is a floor
trader. has been member Of the Exchange since
February l9 1897.
NATIONAL RAILROAD OF MEXICO.-Natonal
Railroad of Mexico deferred stock when issued
and second preferred stock when issued" has been