New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

FOREIGN TRADING-ForeiGn houses not
active factors In the local market dealings amount
Ing 10 upward Of l5.oOo shares, evenly divided be
tween sales and purchases London reported
further demand for the Missouri Kansas and Texas
issues FOR Amsterdam account In the London
market British consols were higher but the gen
eral market inactive.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: AmalEamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common. Mis-
souri, Pacific. Peoples Gas, Reading FIRST preferred.
Rock Island. Southern Railway preferred Southern
Pacific. United States Steel common. United States
Leather preferred. Smelters common. Republic
Steel common l per cent; Atchison common and
preferred. Baltimore and Ohio common. Canadian
Pacific. Consolidated Gas. Delaware and Hudson.
Norfolk and Western, Union Pacific common and
preferred United States Steel preferred per cent.
Erie first and second preferred. Louisville and
Nashville. Manhattan Tennessee Coal and Iron.
a4i per cent; New-York Central. Metropolitan
Street Railway. Pennsylvania. St Paul izds. per
cent; Western Union. smeiters preferred. Republic
Steel preferred American Locomotive preferred.
Metropolitan Securities. fiat; Ontario and Western,
fiat and l-6i per cent
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The reported move
mouts OF currency this week Indicate a loss OF
ss727oo IN cash held by the banks They received
from She Interior Si250o and sont TO the interior
Se7a.l0o Of which there transferred through
the sub-Trcasury 81 cOcoo 10 Chicago and $5eoeo 10
New Orleans.
GOLD AND CURRENCY FOR CUBA-The Ma
tional city Bank Will send 100000 and the
National Bank OF Commerce viii send $55s.o'o 10
Havana IN coin and currency BY to-day's steamer
These shipments Il IS understood. complete tho
remittanc, Of the first instalment OF the $3Soooeo
Cuban loan
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS.-The last sale Of
Stock Exchange membership. 1t - understood,
made at SIS ooo The last preceding sale had
been at $500 Several weeks ago q seat was sold
as high S120pl.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-"Brad-
streets" reports tho exports OF grain for the week
with comparisons figures IN bushels. follows;
Wheat, -four included l.0SA333. against L7Noi' last
week 3.2i5oos In this week last year. 5iS655o In
1902 and 6607.sII in 1901: from July 70 date. o.
Gtl5l against 2507S 2S9 last year. S67T297 In 1902
and 64.76l S07 In 1901 Corn exports for the week.
76 S4s against Soo352 last week. so year ago.
u2l50 in 1899 and 4l,9lS in 1901; from July l 10
date 4563.3l9 against S5252 95 In 1893. 75i5Ss in
1902 and s699O2l In 1901.
NEW RAILROAD EQUIPMENT-The following
companies have ordered cars from tho American
Car and Foundry Company: The Wheeling and
Lake Erie. 1880 box cars, Pennsylvania Refining
Company 5 steel tank cars; Southern Railway
Company. coo steel hopper cars OF 10000 pounds
capacity; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac.
passenger coaches. The. Pullman Company has
received an order from the Atchison for coaches.
chair car, / standard baggage and mail car and
standard baggage cars. The Baltimore and Ohio
has ordered 30 refrigerator cars from the South
Baltimore Steel Car and Foundry Company, and
the Atlantic Coast Line 800 ventilated box cars
from the same company The Hooking Valley has
ordered so freight cars and the Georgia Southern
and Florida passenger coaches from Barney a.
Smith. The Metropolitan Street Railway Company
OF New-York has ordered 80 cars from the J. q.
Brill Company. Of Philadelphia The Wheeling
and Lake Erie has ordered 500 steel freight cars
from the Standard Steel Car Company. The South
err Railway IS having 100 box OF 10000
pounds capacity built at the works OF the South
ern Car and Foundry Company. at Lenoir Tenn