New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-26

Of the sheets tinpiate and wire products are try
ing TO order for their requirements up to July J.
1905. Anticipating higher prices. they are booking
"a heavily as possible. The Steel corporation IL
refusing orders for wire beyond thirty days deiiv-
cry According to representative OF the Oniteu
States Steel Corporation. preparations are oeiis
made TO start all the blast furnaces now Idle 10y
the first of next year 1T is expected that the cor
poration will be turning out more Bessemer thah
ever before In it's history. Tho Republic Iron ana
Steel Company has advanced the price or bar IRON
s. n ton Agents have been instructed to receive no
business under 81 IS PittsburG. The pool price Is
81 40. The agents have also been informed not TO
accept any business in steel OF iron bars for culture
delivery without consulting with headquarters
MOVEMENT OF MoNEY.-The reported move
ments Of currency for the Ave business days OF
by S the GssG 6nnks They received from interior
s9SssO0 and sent TO the inter or oSg Of wnlrY
N,6Co0o0 to San Francisco and 100000 70 Se e
leans The gain from th9 9 s WAS nSmc1 so
on New-YorS Assay once checks. s2l.loo on San
ofiice checks The total loss BY gold e. exports
&.147OO9. and to the Su5-Treasury SiS''So;; 49,
1892 800: deductnS the g@ from tng ,oz ~. |h
s2iiyu and gold sSsc.Sto. in all Si'Eo-V'' 'ne
net loss was S6201.1oo. -
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES AT PRODUCE En-
,cHANGE.-On the first call for pig iron certih-
Gates at the New-York Produce Exchange yester-
day business was quiet but prices were 20 S,7 -
S7 90 December 81! oIl q: 80 January Fe3TurS ~
March and ApT 81 The seecnd N call pree We're
practically unchanged as follows; cash and No,
yf%9er F: 81: RSeeR9f5 &$ M Ia chnu 81
April 81 1Oa$7 3d. May 81 Oldsi5 90; July. sl' 'V@
81 So There no sales yesterday.
GRAIN EXPORTS DECLINE-"B radstreets
reports the export Of grain for the week with
fgurss s IN as as i9 last Week
Ss5f 767 in this week last year +I96S5 in 1902 and
5ii7,i7S in 1901; from July / . 9lo+1. compared
year lC9 4SSOO9 in 1902 and l2S 2956Si In Igd corn
this week last year 255.i IA in 1852 and sa9sIs in
1901 from July l. 10 995S aSa;nS ao - oS4 IN IgS
OF corn this week were the smallest ever reeoFueu,
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.-It was rumored
the stock Exchange that 9,d2 Pacs bds ab
soIute control of the Chicago Great western.
be bi5 0e Of l Great western by Hagarten Co
It was denied that ". E. Common was concerned IN
the preferred A 3, and the preferred B b.
APPLICATION TO LIsT.-AppIication has been
made to the stock EShnS9 TO Tt ca@mcS SOCK Pra
of the Southern PACIFIC Company AppIcatoA mas mas
81 900 go additional first mortgage per cent bonds
of 1927 of the Milwaukee Gas Light Company and
~ per cent afty-year bonds of 1851 Of the Connect
cut Railway and Lighting Company.
CANADIAN PACIFICS BIG EARNINGS-Earr-
ings of the Canadian Pacific for the third week In
November show an increase of $4,000, making
from July an increase OF Sl.u3OO0. comparison
REJECTION Of the Increase in the companys passen
amount of Baggage handled in the last four years
on the Central and Western divisions OF 800 per
cent. In the last summer passenger traffic In
creased from % to 80 per cent compared with the
time in the preceding year.
GOLD IN SOUTH AFRICA.-It was reported
yesterday that 100000 gold coin would be shipped
Argentina Monday.
DETROIT SYNDICATE SUCCESSFUL.-LIbera
applications for the $4,000 Detroit United Rail-
ways Company first consolidated mortgage Al per
cent bonds are reported TO have been received yes
yerday by Kean. Van COrtlandt & Co. managers
of the syndicate which purchased the bonds from
the company. From present Indications the issue
Will be oversubscribed and some of the bonds Will
be placed abroad by the international banking
houses which have participated IN the underwriting