New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-01
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.


10000 shares the local market. all sales In Lon
don the only activity in the Kaffr stocks,
where considerable weakness was shown on Hquida-
tion following upon the settlement. Consols were
steady and unchanged. and the copper stocks were
rather heavy. Exchange in Paris and Berlin did
rally from its previous days decline Money
easy in all the European centres.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
We're Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda American
Ice. Atchison common and preferred. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Baltimore and Ohio common, Col
orado Fuel, Delaware and Hudson Erie common,
first and second preferred. Louisville and Nash
Vile Manhattan, Missouri Pacific 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
mon and preferred, United States Leather pre-
ferred, Wabash preferred, Western Union. Metro
politan Street Railway 11aG2 per cent; Canadian
Pacific. fat; New-York Central. p per cent: Nor
folk and Western. 12a2 per cent; Pennsylvania.
IL per
CURRENCY MOVEMENT principal move
ments of currency this week as compiled by The
Wall Street Journal indicate gain by the banks
in reserve held of S. 335 100. They received the
interior s766ilC0. and sent to the interior $590O0O
of which 5000 was transferred through the Sub
Treasury to New Orleans and 100000 in gold coin
went to Canada. The gain from the interior
$6.074,100 Receipts of gold 1851 400, Of
which s742,700 New-York Assay office checks,
81 590,S00 Seattle Assay Office checks and 81 OS7
500 San Francisco Mint checks. Practically all
OF the Seattle Assay Office checks for Klon-
dixie gold S750,OOOO OF the San Francisco Mint
transfers were for Australian gold and most the
balance for Klondike gold. The ordinary disburse
ments by the Sub-TreasuTy $l6,S96,60; pay
ments by the banks for customs, internal revenue,
per redemption fund. etc. s1s,0OOO The
loss Sub-Treasury transactions proper
$l.1o40o. The total gain from the interior and
gold S9,4455O; deducting the loss Of S111O.4O0
Sub-TTeasury operations proper, the net gain
1856 100. The features this week again
the large receipts of Klondike and Australian gold
and the continued extraordinary gain in currency
from the interior. Remttances in cash came from
all parts Of the United States particularly from
Boston, Philadelphia. PitJsburg and other nearby
ard Eastern cities, from the Central West and from
the Pacific Coast There were no large shipments
of currency, except $4,000 gold coin to Canada.
The loss Of s1.11O 400 on Sub-Treasury operations
proper is smaller than for the corresponding weeks
in either of the preceding years.
MEXICAN CENTRAI.-The accumulation OF
Mexican Central by Speyer & Co is interesting in
view of the fact that when the stock selling
over 80 they understood to have been APP
preached with an idea to reorganization. Their
offer 10 the Sow pool is said have been upon
d basis of $40 assessment the common. At
the present price. Mexican Central is different
certainly intrirscally worth more.
EXPORTS OF COPPER.-The exports of copper
July 1893. S.l20 tons. against 1870 in
July. 1902 Total exports. June / August !. 1893,
were II 957 tons against tons in correspond
ing period of 1902. The United States Bureau of
Statistics reports imports for the first five months
of the year follows: Fine copper. in 1903 3023
tons 1902 1854 tons; and matte, l0O543 tons in
1893; 1902. 1851 tons.
GRAIN EXPORTS Bradstreet's' reports the
exports of wheat for the week 3.ial AZ bushels
against S.652,7si bushels last week and 436S534
bushels last year. Since July l. l2OO6,624 bushels
against l6.54SS40 bushels last year. Corn for the
week 92S.S59 bushels, against l5o 1873 bushels last
week and 2s. 405 bushels last year. Since July !.
5357665 bushels, against 42S s2s bushels last year.
CORN PRODCCTS-The Corn Products com
pany's current earnings heavier than ever he
fore in the history OF the concern. Foreign de-
mand for the company's products is increasing
Prices well maintained. II is interesting 10
the common stock of this company
which recently placed a per cent basis
is selling only points under its best price
for the year
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE-The
New-York office of the Evansville and Terre Haute
Railroad Company has been removed from No. 80
No. II Pine-st; The Colonial Trust Company has
ana preferred stocks Z. W Hillard. controller OF
the FTisS9 system 9 has been elected treasurer in
shares of Bay State Gas stock out Of Total of
with the trust COMPANY under 10 d3 1
proposed plan of reorganization.
DAYs-The London Stock Exchange viii be Closed
from last night until Tuesday morning. Monday
change granted the petition of its members to close
on the Saturday before.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY.-TThe Ameri-
Car and Foundry has received orders as foi-
lows: Mexican Central. 30 ballast; Chesapeak- and
ohio. ~ freight. and miscellaneous. 80 freight
AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Locomo-
tive has received order for fifteen locomotives
from the Terminal Railroad Association of n
Louis and two from Evansville and Terre Haute
BONDS SELLING So RAPIDLY--As showing the
disposition or investors to take advantage OF the
present attractive prices Tor bonds it OF interest
10 not- thar OF the S3VOUlO bonds OF ~. i'1inn
Electric Light and Power Company. of St Ionis