New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
1850 Total sales.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
25.e0O shares in the local market evenly divided.
American stocks in London were irregular and in
clined to sell off wherever activity developed. The
Steel stocks specially under pressure, and
Copper issues noticeably weak Consols were
lower. and although the pressure elsewhere was
not severe there was general sagging tendency
throughout. There change in quotations
for money in any of the European centres. but ex-
change I'm Berlin easier
CURRENCY MOvEMENT-The principal move
ments of currency this week compiled by The
Wall Street Journal indicate a loss Of s1O,s14 90
in reserve held by the banks. They received from
the interior sS.O7S60O. including 100000 gold from
Canada and sent to the interior So 500 of which
there transferred through the Sub-Treasury
s1,7500 600 to New Orleans. $4,000 Chicago and
$4,000 to St Louis. The loss to the interior was
$6,523OG0. Receipts of gold s1,226100.
namely: On New-York Assay Office checks. $780,
1OO Seattle Assay Office checks. s5S4.0O0: San
Francisco Mint checks. $1,000. The SuO-Treasury
paid in redemption of per cent bonds s161.2 200.
Other dist easements by the Sub-Treasury were
$l3,553 7O0 payments by banks to the Sub-Treasury
for customs. internal revenue. 3 per cent fund,
retirement of circulation, etc. $40 232. GOO The
loss sub-Trcasury operations proper So
67S.3OO The total loss to the interior and Sub
Treasury s12.2O1.9O0; deductng the gain of ST.
SS7. 800 from new gold and bond redemptiOns. the
net loss $40 $4,000 The net loss to the interior
is only one-half much last week. the decrease
binary demand for currency at st. Louis Ship
r1ents to other points in the South and West ex-
cept New Orleans. were also smaller. New-Orleans
will require currency for the and rice crops
for some time after the bulk of the cotton crop
has been marketed Very little money came back
from the South; the receipts came from nearby
points and Canada. The large loss on Sub-Treasury
operations proper chiefly caused by transfers
of internal revenue collections and small general
disbursements
GRAIN MISUNDERSTANDING reports the ex-
ports of wheat for the week at 4340.2S1 bushels
against 4.O9is7S last week and 515,555 last year.
Since July l. 5S.2H.92S against 955S9.i94 Past year
Corn for the week 159s SOS bushels. against 1892 pa
last week and 13Os7 last year. Since July 1. 49,
9r2.6S7 bushels, against 1,S62,SsS
PANHANDLE.-The Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chi
cago and St. Louis has issued s.750.OOO preferred
stock to which holders of full shares of preferred
and common stocks. registered December 1.
shall have the privilege of subscribing at par
equal to 10 per cent of full share standing in
their names. Subscriptions must be paid be-
fore December 10.
BANK CI.EARINGS.-'B reports the
total clearings at nnety-two cities of the United
States for the month OF october as 9111.S1T34. Il
gain of 10 per cent over those of September. but
a decrease of 1913 per cent from October year
ago and SO per cent from October. 1901
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures to The
Railroad Gazette" the American Locomotive Com
pany has received order for five locomotives
from the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg, and an
order for four from the Delaware and Hudson
ORDERS FOR NEW CARS.-The American Car
and Foundry Company has received the following
orders for cars: The West Virginia and Southern
Railroad Company. thirty tank cars: the Coahuila
and Zacatccas Railway. ten box cars and ten coke
cars: the Buffalo and Lake Erie Railway Com
pany, two coaches
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP.-Applica-
ton has been made TO the Stock Exchange to list
International Steam Pump Company's S.S0o.oNO 8
per cent bonds of 1913.