New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRAO1NG.-About 1O,OO shares were
bought for foreign account. largely the granger
issues The sales for the same account aggregated
about 1900 shares.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated 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 and Nash
vile, Manhattan. Missouri Pacific, Norfolk and
Western Metropolitan Street Railway. Pennsyl-
vana, Peoples Gas, Reading first preferred. Rock
Island, ST. Paul. Southern Railway preferred
Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coal and Iron
Union Pacific preferred, United States Steel COM
mon and preferred United States Leather pre-
ferred. Wabash preferred 112q2 per cent; Canadian
Pacific and Western Union fat; NewYork Central
Il per cent and Union Pacific common, per
cent.
MERCANTILE MARINES NEW RECORD
The common stock of the International Mercantile
Marine Company yesterday touched a low
level, selling at S12. The low point previously had
been Az.
MORE ORDERS FOR ROLLING sTOCK-'"The
Railroad Gazette" reports that the following COM
panies have ordered cars from the American Car
and Foundry Company: The Mobile. Jackson and
Kansas City Railroad Company. 200 fat and 50 box
cars; the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany. coaches and miscellaneous orders LIS cars.
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Com
pany is reported to be in the market for 1000
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has
ordered 40 coaches, 10 combination baggage and
passenger cars, 10 combination mail and baggage
cars and postal cars The American Locomotive
Company has received order from the GAINESVILLE
and Western Railroad Company for simple con-
soidation locomotives. The Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company. it is reported, is figuring 80
locomotives. 1t is rumored that the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company is
in the market for 10 locomotives.
PETITIONING FOR EXTRA HOLIDAY.-The
members Of the New-York Cotton. Coffee and Prod
,fro
the Saturday before Labor Day an extra holiday
NEW BOARD ANNOUNCED.-Th new board of
directors OF the New-York and Queens County
Electric Railway announced yesterday as fol-
lows Arthur TurnbuIl president: E. T. Perine
secretary and treasurer; J. ]. Roiands. Calvert
Brewer W. c. Ivison. w. K. Mathews, A. J. Elias
V P. Snyder and Francis Rawle.
CURRENCY MOVEMENT.-'The Wall Street
Journal" says:
The principal movements OF currency this week
indicate gain of $3,442 700 in the reserve held
They received from the interior 81. 7s5, 600, and
sent to the interior S22iS.9OO. The gain from the
interior s., 4S6. 700
Receipts OF new gold were 81. 1874 200, of which
$456,2O0 on San Francisco mint checks and tele-
Once checks. Nearly ali Of the checks from the
Pacific Coast represented deposits of Klondika
The ordinary disbursements by the sub-Treas-
the subtTreasGTy for customs Internal revenue
per cent redemption fund etc, were SO 295. 600
Ne loss Oh treasury tId4lSdCIlOuS proper was
SS0s 200.
The total gain from the interior and new gold
was 81 $50 300; deductng the loss on Treasury
operations Of Ss0s200. the net gain S. 442 700
The interior movement this week shows cor
tinued preparation for the harvest requirements
in smaller receipts from the interior and larger
shipments to the interior.
There was snecial demand from the South
or West and currency was received from
those sections TO cover exchange. There were no
transfers of currency through the Sub-Treasury
until Friday, when 100000 transferred "a
New-Orleans. These usually the first indica-
tons that the crop movement has begun.