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


+u,apt thousand shares in the local market mostly
sales The London ConsOls were heavy but hot
Quotably changed. and Copper stocks were lower
Harder money generally expected ana some
American inquiry for gold was reported from Lon
don Bar silver was heavy and lower. The reaction
in Berlin exchange on London was unfavOrable
feature of the cables.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amagamated Copper. Anaconda American
Ice Atchison preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Delaware and Hudson Erie common and first and
second preferred, Manhattan. Missouri PACING
Norfolk and Western. Metropolitan Street Railway
Peoples Gas. Reading first 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 and Wabash preferred, AZ
per cent; AtchisOn common Baltimore and Ohio
common. Canadian Pacific Colorado Fuel and
United States Leather preferred. per cent Louis
VILE and Nashville, 4d411 per cent New-York Cen
trail 3ls per cent; Pennsylvania, 3lzG4 per cent;
Western Union and Shelters common. per cent;
Shelters preferred and American Ice preferred,
fiat; Republic Steel preferred 132 per cent; Railway
Spring preferred 164 per cent and Locomotive pre-
ferred 1-64 per cent.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY-The loss by the banks
TO the Sub-Treasury continues. On Monday 1t
amounted to 81 2SSOOO and since Friday to S294loO
compared with 50 1900 in the corresponding time
last week. Transfers money to the interior yes
terday through the Sub-Treasury amounted to
100000 which 100000 went to Chicago and 100000
TO New-Orleans. The steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II.
which arrived yesterday. brought $4,000 gold con-
signed to the National City Bank Lawrence
Turnure & Co. received a consignment of 100000
gold from Cuba.
LONDON'S TIGHTENING MONEY MARKET
New-York is still buying all the available gold IN
the open market. in London. but the supplies con-
tinue small. is believed that the Bank of Eng
land will charge 42i per cent to carry over the
Stock Exchange settlement. This would fore
shadow. in common opinion an advance in the
banks discount rate tomorrow, which is pay Gay
at the settlement. to per cent. 1t is generally
believed that some increase will be made in the
bank rate.
WABASH EARNINGS.-OfHcers of the Wabash
say traffic fully 10 per heavier than it
in October and November. 1902. Coal tonnage shows
the largest increase the business being chiefly In
bituminous grades. The movement of farm prod
ucts and the packing house traffic has been large.
II Is fully expected that the classes Of freight
furnishing so much business will continue to yield
an equal supply all winter.
AMALGAMATED COPPER.-The market in the
afternoon received considerable stimulus from the
aggressive strength of Amalgamated Copper. which
sold up over per cent, and ended at ABOUT best
prices. There were no developments in the copper
situation. except further COnfrmatory indications
of the entire absence of settlement between the
opposing Montana interests. The Wall Street
Journal says that it is in position to deny abso
lutely all rumors that the Amalgamated- Heinze
copper has been settled, or that negotiations
looking a settlement have been entered into by
the interests directly concerned.
COTTON TRADING ON THE PRODUCE EX-
CHANGE.-A petition to trade in cotton on the
New-York Produce Exchange has been referred to
a committee. and Will presumably come before the
members OF the Exchange for a vote. II contained
nearly five hundred signatures. Produce Exchange
memberships quoted at s175.
ROCKEFELLER AND STEEL.-A report came
from Chicago that the Rockefeller interests had
secured control of the United States Steel Cor
poration. The report current when Steel
preferred 20 points higher. II the ROckefeilers
really bought all they were said to have taken in
the last twelve months they must have been the
most severe sufferers In the long decline
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows the following changes Cash on
hand increased $4,000 marks treasury notes in
creased $4,000 marks, other securities decreased
4s.sCOO 900 marks and notes in circulation decreased
5O560.OO0 marks
PACIFIC MAIL-Pacifc Mail stock was bid up
So points on Panama Canal considerations. There
is little OF the stock available for speculative pur-