New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
1900 shares in the local market all purchases In
London the mining stocks were the feature of the
market and strong. with an advancing ten
dency on what was taken to be the covering Of
shorts the improving financial situation CONT
mental bourses were steady. Consols showed con-
siderable strength and the copper stocks were firm
There particular feature in money OF eA-
change in London Paris
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice. Atchison preferred. Brooklyn Rapid transit
Delaware and Hudson. Erie common. first and sec
ond preferred Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan,
Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western MetropoI-
tan 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. United
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred and
Republic Steel common. AZ per cent; Atchison
common. 4Q412 per cent; Baltimore and Ohio com
mon Canadian Pacific. Colorado Fuel and Iron and
Shelters common per cent: New-YOrk Central.
Pennsylvania and Western Union 212 per cent;
Shelters preferred, fiat and 1 per cent American
Ice preferred and Republic Steel preferred fiat
and American Locomotive preferred. 1-6f per cent.
ELLISON REDUCES COTTON CONSUMPTION
ESTIMATE.-It is reported that Mr.. Ellison. the
authority on cotton consumption. who. a few days
ago estimated the worlds requirements of Ameri-
can cOton at 10S77.O0O bales has now reduced his
estimate to 10550Q0 bales with 100000 bales to come
on OF that on I'd cotton According to this Hgurd-
ton. Liverpool yesterday reporting more than Cd
the present price Of cotton points to worlds re-
quirements of 10 10000 bales Of American cotton.
1t may be recalled that Mr. Ellison last year made
a close calculation in estimating the worlds re-
quirements of American cotton.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The banks lost Tues
day s2l2OOO and since Friday lost $4,000 compar-
ing with a loss, up to the close of business on
Tuesday. last week. of s3.S6S.OOo These figures do
not. Of include the $4,000 transferred yes
terday to New-Oreans. The Sub-Treasury was
a debtor at the Clearing House yesterday morning
for $iO:,979 Currency the amount of 100000 was
deposited at the Sub-Treasury for telegraphic
transfer to New-Oreans.
GOLD IMPORTS.-The North German Lloyd
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse which ar
rived from Bremen Southampton and Cherbours
Tuesday, brought the following amounts Of gold
National City Bank, s473.669: Lazard Freres. $685.
26S: Goldman. Sachs & Co. S4S6 57; total sos CO..
from November 10. the date OF the first arrival.
up TO yesterday morning the total receipts of
gold at this port amounted TO S242O9n. The total
amount of gold officially announced having
been engaged at London for import here since the
beginning Of the present movement, IS SC50.COO
Gold import engagements yesterday were only
$4,000
GOLD DEPOSITED.-The total deposits Of i'm
ported gold at the Assay Office were increased
yesterday to the extent of $4,000. making the aE
gregate deposits the movement s20os 600 OF
this amount all but $4,000 will figure TO more
or less extent in next Saturdays hank statement
DELAWARE AND HCDSON.-It is said that
the Delaware and Hudson has completed negotia-
tions with the Erie and Lehigh Valley for the estab-
Hshment of new traffic arrangements between the
West and New-E England.
COLORADO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has been
made to the Stock Exchange to list Colorado
Southern Railroad Company 100000 additional first
mortgage { per cent bonds of 1929
AMERICAN BICYCLE.-The common and pre-
ferred stocks OF the American Bicycle Company
have been stricken from the Stock Exchange list.