New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Forelgn houses sold up
ward of 10000 shares balance in the local mar
ket. In London British consols were heavy. while
japanese bonds advanced Discount rates exhibit
ed a frmer tendency
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The reported move
ments Of currency this week indicate a loss Of
$500 400 in cash held by banks. nearly all due to
the export Of gold bars to Paris. The banks re-
ceived from the interior S. 200. and TO the
interior 500, Of which there transferred
through the Sub-Treasury s555,0O0 to New-Orleans.
The gain from the interior S64s, 800 The total
loss by gold exports 349,700, and to the Sub
Treasury, a.75S,10O, s121O78O0. Deducting the
gain from the interior, $64S eco. and new gold 81
S55S0 in all s3,5Oi 400 the loss was IS sos 400
CANADIAN PACIFIC'S EARNINGS INCREASE.
Traffic conditions in the Canadian Paciflcs ter
ritory continue extremely satisfactory. reflection
of which Is presented in the company's earnings
for the last week in October showing an increase
of $4,000, as compared with the period q
year ago For the month gross earnings increased
$4,000. making from July l the large gain OF ST..
$4,000 In view of the fact that comparison is
made with time year ago when traffic receipts
were large. current returns indicate remarkable
expansion in Industrial activity in the Dominion
of Canada.
OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY BONDS.-Redmond & Co.. of No. Al
WaIl-st., are offering 100000 Omaha and Council
Bluffs Street Railway Company's first consolidated
mortgage per cent gold bonds at e715 and accrued
interest This company owns all the street rail-
ways in Omaha and South Omaha, and the bonds
are secured by a mortgage on the entire property
including the lease of the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Railway and Bridge Company subject to
only $2500VO0 prior lien bonds. which mature May
/ 1914 and which cannot be extended. For the
last year the company had a surplus after all
charges of 1912, 401.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA BONDs-A heavy
buying movement developed in Central Of Georgia
income bonds in yesterdays market, resulting in a
net gain Of rs for incomes 512 for the Sec
ond incomes and IA for the third incomes. There
were no news developments accompanying the ad-
vance, and the buying appeared to be based on
the company's improving earnings.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-"Brad-
streets reports the exports grain for the week
with comparisons figures in bushels. follows:
Wheat -four included POP, against l410,6l3 last
week 4340 PSI in this week last year 57555o in 1902
and 6i5 in 1901; July l, 2S9Si63. compared
with 5S 24 92S last year 9550 ASP 1862 and I07673
49, 1901; 3f692I. against 4i9.15l last week.
145g $50 in this week year ago, 1851 in 1902 and
7OS Isl in 1901; from July l. 106u,S}5 contrasted
with 1905 1852 9S in 1903 and 159o626 in
1901.
TICKER BOOK AND MANUAL OF TAPE
The Ticker Book and Manual Of the Tape au-
tunln number, published by S. S. Fontaine No %
Broad-st. will be issued next week. There have
been many new features added to this useful little
book.
FRENCH GOLD FOR PARASITIC National
City Bank viii ship to-day french gold TO PaflS 10
the amount of 100000, and may forward larger
amount.
READINGS LARGE COAL PRODUCTION
The production of anthracite by the Reading COM
pany for the month of October was the largest in
the history of the company being between LIS 600
and 1,l5OUOO tons
SOUTHERN RAILWAY EARNINGS-Ea Earnings
of the Southern Railway for the last week in Oc-
tobcr- show an increase of $l12$5 the same
period a year ago. making from July an increase
of $l.0iS,553.
COLORADO AND SOUTHERNS EARNINGS
Earnings Of the Colorado and Southern for the last
week in October show a decrease from the same
week a year ago of $2On9 making for the month a
decrease Of SIS 248
SHIPMENT OF GOLD.-The shipment to Paris
to-day of 100000 gold by the National City Bank
was announced yesterday.