New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt IN
upward of 5000 shares In the local market sales and
purchases being about even In London securities
strong. with especial strength in British con-
soils. The discount market showed no material
change in the various foreign financial circles
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-LOan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common. Mis-
souri, Pacific Peoples Gas, Reading first preferred.
Rock Island. Southern Pacific, Sugar United States
Steel common. United States Leather preferred,
Wabash preferred. Shelters common and Republic
Steel common. per cent: Atchison common and
preferred Baltimore and Ohio common Canadian
Pacific. Consolidated Gas Delaware and Hudson.
Erie first and second preferred. Louisville and
Nashville. Manhattan. Norfolk and Western, Metro
politan Street Railway. Tennessee Coal and Iron.
sal per cent; New-Yorx Central Pennsylvania, St
Paul Iag& per cent; Union Pacific common
and preferred United States Steel preferred. ;.
per cent; Southern Railway preferred. Western
Union Smelters preferred. Republic Steel preferred.
American Locomotive. fiat.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The weeks move
ment of money shows that the local banks have
gained upward OF $4,000 The gain from the In
terror amounted TO $S.sl4Opo. while operations
with the Sub-Treasury there was loss Of SS,0dS
A week ago the gain from the interior was s41ls.
COO and in the week before that A557"N.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-"Brad-
streets reports the exports Of grain. in bushels.
for the week. with comparisons follows: Wheat.
-four included I579I9S against 1.6I3265 last week;
300 SO IN this week last year; 42 1853 1902 and
ll93 IN 1901: from July l. 6.525,S72 contrasted
with I5oi253 last year. 20 7s4 pos in 1892 and S2So7
lt5 IN 1901 corn 273 800. compared with 454SS last
week Ss4 42s in this week year ago. 706u IN 1902
and 81. IL 1901 from July l. 2,5s3.eOe. against
62l2o92 In 1893 4s42a IN 1902 and I22+41S IN 1901
NEW COTTON EXCHANGE MEMBERS.-John
l. Peter. Of Baltimore: Herman Loeb. OF Shreve-
port La. and William z. Miller. Of Bolton. Tex.
have been elected members OF the NewYork Cot
ton Exchange.
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.-The Amert-
can car and Foundry Company has received an
order from the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany for seventy-seven box cars. The Pressed
Steel Car Company has received order from the
Copper R1nge Railroad Company tor ten freight
cars II Is reported that the Northern Pacific Rail
way Company has ordered five hundred box cars
The Great Northern Railway Company has ordered
five hundred cars. The American Locomotive Com
rany has received order from the Northern Pa
ciGc Railway Company for twenty-six freight loco
motives and five passenger locomotives The At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company is having hf-
and s.. Louis Railway Company Is having four
locomotives constructed.
MISSOURI PACIFIC'S EARNINGS.-Grosse earn
irss OF the Missouri Pacific for the fourth week
in July showed a decrease compared with the
same week a year ago Of $-26e01. making for the
month a loss Of S5S,o0o.
FOR DEALING IN PIG IRON WARRANTS
Trading in pig iron warrants on the New-York
Produce Exchange will begin September !. ae-
cording TO the present plan 1t is understood that
the exchange has decided to adopt the rules pro-
posed by its committee. instead OF those in forcs
the PttSburg eS change. where dealings in war
rants were authorized some time The New
York rules require only certificate calling for
the delivery of single standlId grade of pig iron