New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
MINING STOCKS.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt IN
upward of 5000 shares in the local marketsbuyins
on balance. In the London market there were few
important changes in quotations. In the various
foreign financial centres discount rates exhibited
hardening tendency.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONs.-Ioan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda American
Ice. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common, Peo-
pies Gas. Reading first preferred, Rock Island,
Tennessee Coal and Iron. United States Steel COM
mon and preferred. United States Leather pre-
ferred. Wabash preferred. Shelters common and
Republic Steel common. 1 per cent: Atchison COM
mon and preferred Baltimore and Ohio common
Canadian Pacific. Consolidated Gas. Delaware and
Hudson. Erie first and second preferred Louis
Wills and Nashville. Manhattan. Missouri Pacific
and Union Pacific common and preferred. A9i
per cent: New-Ycrk Central Metropolitan Street
Railway and st. Paul h9& per cent: Norfolk
and Western, Pennsylvania and Sugar. y per
cent; Southern Railway preferred, Western Union.
smoiters preferred. Republic Steel preferred and
American Locomotive preferred. nat
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-The known move
ment OF money this week indicates loss of over
$4,000 In the cash held by the local banks.
Banks reporting shipped over $4,000 to the In
terror. while receipts we're under $.O0ooo. The
total loss 10 the interior aggregated 100000. the
sub-Trensury loss was over 100000. while the loss
gold exports 10000. The net loss to the
interior the largest on record, for this time
OF the year although I'm October. 1901 and 1906 and
In November. 1893. shipments exceeded those OF the
current week
GRAIN EXPORTS DECLNE.-"Bradstreet's
reports tho exports Of grain for the week. with
comparisons figures in bushels. follows: Wheat.
-four included. Ise5.s2 against so5l1 last week,
SO4S.o4o in this week last year. 64i,1as In 1909 and
ssis 1901: July l. 1s+eo2s9 contrasted with
81 les last year - 7f2 in 1909 and 6SS61Ts in
1901: corn 1921. compared with Tio562 last week.
s4.Hs in this week a year ago.. si.5l2 IN 1902 and
M S3 1901 from July l. 575oii2 against 1o0s sSi
IN ~ In
PHILADELPEIAS ACTIVITY IN STOCKS
Heavy buying in Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and
Western and Reading Is reported for tho account
OF Philadelphia interests strong Philadelphia
pool is working In these stocks. and. according 70
rumor. It expects 10 carry quotations con-
siderably higher. In yesterdays market good buy
ing OF Pennsy lvania was reported for Philadelphia
account II Is understood that the greater part OF
the Pennsylvania last stock issue has been taken
ont of the Street and that the floating supply Is
extremely small.
UNITED STATES steel. EARNINGs.-It Is
said that the earnings OF tho United States Stee
Corporation in the quarter ended September 30 will
approximate sis,c0Ooo. This presumably assures
the payment OF the regular quarterly dividend or
the preferred stock.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY.-Good buying
of Car ans Foundry reported. 1t Is said that
orders are increasing for cars. while the company
is paying materially less for It's raw material.
CHICAGO GREAT wESTERN.-The trend Of
western The passing of the dividend on the As
could hardly have been called bull argument
but a very little determined bidding advanced the
stock
TO DEAL IN SOUTHERN PACIFIC PRE-
'F,RRED.-There was admitted 10 quotation on
the stock Exchange. yesterday the subscription
ceipts for Southern Pacific Company preferred
stock with SIS share paid in. Its abbreviation is
SP 1 PD.
APPLICATION TO IIST.-The Kings County
Light and Electric Power Company has applied to
the New-York Stock Exchange to list 81 10000 adj
ditional capital stock t'h
AUGUST EARNINGS OF PEOPLES CAST is
reported that the earnings OF the Peoples Gas
Company for August the largest OF any sum
mer month in it's history.