New-York tribune., 1903-07-25


Ice. Atchison common and preferred. BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit, Baltimore and Ohio common, Colo
RADIO Fuel, Delaware and Hudson, Erie common
1st and I'd preferred Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific, Norfolk and west
m Metropolitan Street Railway. Pennsylvania,
Peoples Gas. Reading 1st preferred. Rock Island,
st. Paul, Southern Railway preferred. Southern
Pacific Sugar. Tennessee Coal and Iron. Union
Pacific common and preferred. United States Steel
common and preferred. United States Leather
preferred, Wabash preferred. Western Union
per cent. Canadian Pacific fiat, New-York Central
per cent
ADMITTED TO LIST-The following additional
securities have been admitted to the list: St Louis
and San Francisco Railroad Company S45S1 600
additional per cent refunding mortgage coupon
bonds of 1851; Kansas City. Fort Scott and Mem
phis Railway Company H.744O0O additional per
cent refurding mortgage guaranteed bonds OF
1886; Lackawanna Steel Company SsO4 900 additional
first mortgage per cent convertible coupon bonds
OF 1928 Northern Pacific Railway Company. $780,
600 additional prior lien railway and land grant
per cent coupon bonds Of 1897; the Market and
Fulton Bank 100000 additional capital stock
CURRENCY MOVEMENT-Th principal move
ments Of currency this week, as compiled by "The
Wall Street Journal" indicate that the banks
gained thereby S6,5S7.O00 They received from the
interior S7075Oo and the interior 81 $40 500
of which $4,000 transferred through the Sub
Treasury to New-Orleans Receipts of now gold
were 2459SOo Of which S,OO7,6O0 was on New-York
Assay once checks. SS6400 Seattle Assay Office
checks and s595,S00 San Francisco Mint checks
and telegraphic transfers The greater mart Of the
Seattle and San Francisco checks and transfers
were against the deposit of Klondike gold The
ordinary disbursements by the Sub-Treasury were
SS7ss7Oo; payments by banks to the Sub-Treasurv
for customs, internal revenue 5 per cent redenp-
tion fund. etc. S9 759 900; the loss on Subreasr1,
operations proper 1853 800 The total gain from
the interior and gold was S752s 800: deductine
the loss or SS09SO on Sub-Treasury operations
proper, the net gain was IS $4,000 The features
thls week are the large receipts of new gold on
Assay Office checks. of which about 81 400 900 rep
resented gold from the Klondke. and the gain of
currency from the Interior. The increase In re-
serve coming from the interior is, however about
100000 less than last week. The loss Of 1859 300
on Sub-Treasury operations proper is due in part
to the heavy collections of customs amounting
for the week to S311,SO0 daily average Of s61S 500
and comparing with a daily average in the pre-
cedng week Of S575OO0. Pension payments were
$67I0O0, comparing with s. 1924 900 in the preceding
week. Although the total outward movement of
currency was light, there were several large ship
ments to the South and receipts from that Part of
the country were small Fairly large amounts
came from the Middle West but the bulk of the
receipts were from Boston, Philadelphia and \other
nearby and Eastern cities"
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY-The Ameri
Car and Foundry Company has received new
car orders as follows: Atchison, two hundred fat;
Mexican Central Railway, fifty; st. Louis South
chair and fifteen coaches; International and Great
Northern, hundred freight Missouri. Kansas
and Texas, thirteen chair, postal. twenty-one
coaches, ten baggage and eighteen combina ton.
CALUMET AND HECLA-The report of the Calu-
met and Hecla company shows an increase in sur
plus of S3O0OO0 indcati that the company earned
in the year ended April 80. 1853 $50 share above Tie
$50 a share paid in dividends. Adding to the in
crease in surplus the $2,000OOO paid in dividends,
net earnings are found to have been $4,96424 In
he last iva ha
and paid it's stockholders $7 500 900, $275 shore.
AMERICAN LOCONIOTIVE.-American Locomo-
tive has received new orders for locomotives as
follows: New York Central, seven; American China
Development Company two: Southern Railway. hf-
ty-seven.
COLORADO FUEL-There is no confirmation of
the report that f. J. Hearne, of the National Tube
Company. is to be made president of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company. The present president,
J. A kebler is supposed TO represent the dominant
interest in the company, and his administration of
the company's affairs is believed to be in accord
ance with the views of that interest j. J. Welborn
has been appointed acting general manager of the
company. and c. f. Parker, the traffic manager,
has been also made acting sales agent.
WABASH.-The selling of Wabash debenture Bs
was accompanied by a report that the payment of
interest these bonds would be deferred. at least
until money market conditions were more IA
vorable. 1t said that the large holdings OF in
side interests were still intact.
NOTICE OF MEETING.-The bondholder commit
tee of the Detroit Mackinac and Marquette Land
Grant bonds give notice that meeting of the hold
ers of these securities viii be held at the office of JET
ferson NJ. Levy No. 20 Broad-st- July 27 for the
purpose of obtaining the wish of the bondholders
to whether the surplus cash now in the hands
of the trustees shall be distributed extra
dividend. whether the money shall be used for
the purchase of the bonds provided by the
mortgage. It is understood that there is in the
treasury over 2O0 900 cash. There are only $270
Oo0 bonds outstanding. These bonds bear interest
at the rate of per cent per annum.