New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-29

but European money conditions were generally I'M
changed.
STOCK LOAN QUoTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalganated Copper. Anaconda. american
Ice Atchison common and preferred. BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit, Baltimore and Ohio common Colo
RADIO Fuel Delaware and Hudson. Erie common
first and second preferred, Louisville ana Nash,
Vile Manhattan Missouri Pacific Norfolk and
Western Metropolitan Street Railway, Pennsyl-
vania. 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 United States Leather
preferred, Wabash preferred. 1l5 per cent cana
dian Pacific and New-York Central, y per cent
and Western Union. fiat.
CORN PRoDUCTS-Certain influential people
who were identified with the National Starch Com
pany before its absorption by the Corn PRODUCTS
Company are deriving considerable satisfaction
from the change of heart they think they observe
in the Corn Products management with resaFd u
the relative of the starch and glucose manu-
featuring departments of the company The Mat
thiessens who were always glucose and sugar peo-
pie are said TO have at hTst made hSht OF tne
value of the starch manufacturing business anu
for long time after the consolidation or the CTiu-
cose Sugar Refining and National Starch conpa-
mics felt inclined slight the plants of the starch
company. 1t is noticed that this policy has greauy
changed recently. since the starch piants nave
proved their earning capacity One OF the former
heavy stockholders of the National Starch COM
nanv who is now a director of the Corn Products
Company. says that President Matthiessen has APP
parently discovered that one of his most Naiua'le
assets is his starch business. The Kingston factory
at Oswego y y, has been greatly enlarged ana
improved within the last few months. This plant
makes the bulk of the corn starch for TAME use.
The Peales factory at Indianapolis has also been
greatly enlarged and improved recently. ana us
CAPACITY increased from 4oo 5000 bushels OF corn
daily. % per cent
CURRENCY MOvEMENT.-The principal move
ments of currency this week, as complied by Inc
Wall Street Journal" indicate a gain OF SZ4oS -" v"
cash held by the banks They received from the
interior s9l SC0 and sent to the interior 81 SSZVo
of which $4,000 was transferred through the SUB
Treasury to New-Orleans The gain from the IN
terror was g 800 Receipts Of new GoId were
81 e4S 800 of which ss43.3o0 was New-Tork Assay
Office checks SS1S9G0 on San Francisco Mint checks
and telegraphic transfers. and $ISeleo on Seat'ie
Assay once checks. The ordinary disbursements
by the Sub-Treasury were $685. 700; payments by
banks to the Treasury for customs. Internal
revenue . per cent redemption fund, etc, were
SIS So 0oo. The loss on Suh-Trea sury operations
proper was 1854 800. The total gain from the IN
terror ard new gold A.l5@60; deducuns the
loss of 81 694:} 30 Suh-Treasury operations the
net gain was 81 ass 800. The feature this week IS
the gain of So 2O9 $50 from the interior. Although
this gain is the smallest for any week since July g.
t compares with loss TO the interior OF s2os46eO
in the corresponding week Of 1850 and OF sSi95'A'
in the last week of August. 1901.
COMMISSION HOUSE SENTIMENT-"The Wall
larger commission houses. and especially those
representing the greatest financial interests OF the
Street shows that special Importance IS attached
10 the corn ard cotton crops. In addition TO the
usual sources of information experts specially
investigating crop situation for these interests.
and although it is admitted that the failure of a
single crop is not the national Importance II was
some years ago, cotton and corn bills are highly
necessary in the present exchange situation. The
inference is that much more than the present dull
ness is unlikely before the government crop report
on September 10.
GRAIN EXPORTS radstreet,s' reports the
exports of wheat the week at S.245o5o bushels,
gainst 3272 7S9 bushels last week and 546530 bush
els last year. Since July !. 2S,07S29 bushels.
against Sc 1929 bushels last year. Corn for the
week S5S.320 bushels, against 500, 495 bushels last
week and Hello bushels last year Since July
AMERICAN TELEPHONE--There is no special
significance in the application made by the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company to the
Stock Exchange to list s21, $4,000 new stock The
issue Of new stock was authorized time ago
in order TO provide funds TO extend the opera tons
OF the company.
SLOSS-SHEFFIELD JULY SJRPLUS-The
Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Company's actual
ascertained surplus for July after interest and
taxes is S9O775 increase OF 500 above the pre-
limnary estimate and increase OF sl1.400 above
the actual figures for the same period last year.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTTVE.-The list of pre-
ferred stockholders of the American Locomotive
Company on July /, 1901. rs. To-day there are
holders Of he Dreferred stock