New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-30
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses bought
1000 shares IN the local market. In London con-
soils were Il per cent lower at s7st- and japanese
Is lost point. while the general market was
heavy and lower. There was no feature IN uaonsy
or exchange in any OF the European centres. Tho
news from 81. Petersburg Indicated that the Rus
sian reply was ready 70 hand 20 Japan. and the
rumor was that its tenor unsatisfactory.
CURRENCY MOVEMENTS principal move
ments OF currency this week. as compiled by tn.
Wall Street Journal indicate a gain OF sSTHEo
in reserve held by the banks. They received from
the interior $75a4.7OO and sent TO the interior
S.S455Oo. OF which there was transferred through
the SubITreasury $3.50 900 20 New-Orleans Receipts
OF new gold were S2.763,s SEQ. namely: sa1T0 on
New-Tork Assay ONCE checks; E.sr.OD on san
Francisco Mint checks and telegraphic transfers
nearly all on account OF gold coin imported from
Japan. and $500 Seattle Assay Once checks
The Sub-Treasury paid 1872. 100 IN redemption Of
per cent bonds OF 1894. Other disbursements BY
the Sub-Treasury were s2605l.s 500; payments By
banks 20 the Sub-Treasury for customs. internal
revenue, per cent fund etc were S26s9OOn. Ths
loss on Sub-Treasury transactions proper was
S63s.2oO The total gain from the Interior Ss4s,-
500 gold. S2.763SOn, and the bond purchases
s3T2 40 S9.SS540O Deducting the loss OF SsA2s
on Sub-Treasury operations proper. the net gain
was ss.747.ao0 The gain from the interior Is 81
45l 500 less than for the week ending January =
1905 but is larger than the gain for the correspond
ing weeks OF previous years. II appears tnat ms
advance in the price OF cotton IS preventing ths
return OF currency from the South as rapidly as
usual at this time OF the year The receipts Wers
mainly from nearby and Eastern points Anous
half OF the shipments went 10 New-Oreans.
STOCK LOAN OCOTATIONS.-LOan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice. AtChison common. Brooklyn Rapid Iransi-
Delaware and Hudson. Erie common and second
preferred Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan.
Missouri Pacific Norfolk and Western. Metropoh-
tan Street Railway. Peoples Gas, Reading INST
preferred Rock Island st. Paul, Southern Railway
preferred Southern Pacific Sugar Tennessee Coai
and Iron. Union Pacific common and preferred
United States Steel common. United States Leather
preferred Wabash preferred SHELTERS common
and Republic Steel common. 1&sG2 per cent; Balu-
more and Ohio common. Canadian Pacific and COZ
orado Fuel and Iron. ia per cent; Erie first pre-
ferred New-YOrk Central. Pennsylvania and United
States Steel preferred. Ia per cent: AtchsOn pre-
ferred l per cent. and Western Union. Smeiters
preferred Republic Steel preferred and American
Locomotive preferred fat.
GRAIN EXPORTS radstreet's'' reports the
exports OF wheat for the week at 29lI60G busnels'
against s53S1s2 bushels last week and 44-O0oO oush
els last year: since July l. sS7SO0S bushels. against
l46 991, 694 bushels last year Corn for the week
469 ss6 bushels against 1I50202 bushels last week
and 600 bushels last year since July SS4s'i'
bushels against 2OS35.7l0 bushels last year
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIV EE-Accordtng to IHs
Railroad Gazette" the following companies have
ordered locomotives from the American LoeOInous
Conpanv: The New-York. Chicago and ST. LOUIS
Railroad Company locomotives: the Toledo 81
Louis and Western Railroad Company. locono-
tives; the Tionesta Valley Railway Company
locomotive. The Norfolk and Western RaiiW@y
Company IS having locomotives built me CiA-
cago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway COil
pany has ordered locomotives F. L. shaw o.
Providence. r. l.. is in the market for one I--'0'
S6-inch gauge locomotive -.
NEW RAILROAD EOUIPMENT.-The American
Car and Foundry Company has received an ordes
from the St Louis. Brownsville and Mexico Raj
road Company for 200 box cars. and from nalsc9'
laueous parties orders for Il ears. The FreSSsu
Steel Car Company has received an order from '-1
Long Island Railroad Company for 20 freisA1 Cas-,
The Delaware Iackawanna and Western t'aiiroiu
Company Is in the market FOR 800 hat cars IN
Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway COllpA'
has ordered 81 freight The Chicago ES'
and Western Railroad Company Is asking bias On
60 tank cars OF $1,000 pounds capacity IL Is So
that the Wabash Railroad Company IS asking s7-
mates on Q passenger coaches The DetroH anu
Mackinac Railway Company, 1t IS rumore"'
the market for passenger equipment 49,.
UNION PACIFIC DECEMBER REPOFIA'-1 -
Union Pacific Railroad Company reports toT =
cember: Gross earnings Increased SsS4Sts; net -
ines increased S6S4 357. The remarkable eaIi ~
shown by Union Pacific not only helped tha' -.
and Southern Pacific. but probably HnueHSsN -.
afternoon market a considerable extent =
buying was good- There is good reason tor say -
that the Southern Pacific earnings VIII &c 49,
satisfactory. =, 10
To LIST GENERAL ASPHALT SHAHNEo. ~.
raDorted that applcatiOn IS to be made 10 ts1 =.
common and preferred trust certuie@tes s,,nls
General Asphalt Company on both the fliN
han