New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
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u,OR E1GN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
N 600 shares in the local market. buying on balance
In London consols were a shade harder ana Jap
anese bonds were weak the uncertain far Eastern
naval situation Money was plentiful in London and
tended easier in Paris, where the demand for gold
from other centres Is considerably less urgent
CANADIAN PACIFIC.-Canadian Pacific Rail-
vvay has a big scheme for encouraging old country
,,-,rnipration and Second Vice-Presdent Whyte Is
on his way East to confer with the Dominion gov
eminent officials on the subject. He will also con-
fer with Earl Grey and H. Rider Haggaro 'ne
English author and sociOlogist, who has Deeh selI
to Canada to investigate the conditions OF lInHl-
gration with view to solving the unemployed
o+,o, IN the old country. The Canadian Pacific
railway has under consideration a proposition Tor
the subsidizing of British immigrants on a scheil'
of big proportions 1t is proposed that the railway
compauv build houses and farm buildings on lts
own lands in the West which it will sell 10 Briusn
Immigrants, allowing them to pay for the improve
noents the same as land, on long annual install
ments. ,,,,s CO
zette' reports new orders for railway equipment as
follows: American Car and Foundry - detroit
Southern $40 coal cars 1900 gondolas and 200 nat
cars. Mineral Range so ore cars. Barney & smith
T,etroit Southern 500 box cars. Rogers BaiiasI
Car Company-Missourt Pacific. SOO cohVeI.lOie o0lS
Missouri Kansas and Texas. 90 converuDle car @
Cleveland Chicago and st. LOUIS 1V .-- eOts. q
cars American Locomotve-Chlease Sou'"'
engines. Detroit Southern, 80 engines
VEwYORK CENTRAL EARNINGS-Tne gross
earnings Of the New-YoTk Central ana Huoson
River Railroad Company for the month OF MaIc-t
Lo,, an increase Of more than per cent over the
same month year ago. Although January ana
February were stormy months and while most OF
the large railroads in the United States recoroeo
bi- decreases for February, the gross earnings Oh
the New-Yorz Central for the first three months OK
the present year were S12o0.OOO in excess OK Whas
they were for the same three months or 1904
CURRENCY MOVEMENT.-The reported move
ments Of currency this week indicate gain OF
s. GEO in cash held by the banks. They received
from the interior 17oO and sent to the interior
S5lO10O including s. 253OOO national bank notes 10
Washington for redemption. The gain frorn the IN
terror $4A6OO and new gold, S1.4242oO. was 2S6S'-
500: deductng the loss on sub-Treasury operations
proper, S2S5, 200, the net gain was $2.6S06OO.
GRAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." reports the
exports Of wheat, including -four, for the week at
292sO1 bushels, against Ss6O17 bushels last week
and 1H3S55 bushels last year; since July ]. 4SSOoE'
bushels against 119O67569 bushels last year Corn'
22s97S7 bushels against s.366S47 bushels last week
and 5S3 3Os bushels year; since July L SS14O1
bushels, against 4SI1S,5l4 bushels last year
BANK CLERKS TO HEAR LAdONTIThomas
w Lamont. vice-president of the Bankers Trust
Company will address the New-York Chapter.
American Institute of Bank Clerks at their meeting
April o. on Trust Companies and Their Powers.
and Dean Johnson. Of the New-York University,
will deliver a lecture Protection and Free
Trade"
APPLICATION TO LIsT-The Cincinnati. Hamll-
ton and Dayton Railway Company has applied to
the New-Yorlz Stock Exchange to list SS.250OOO 4
per cent refunding bonds of 1854
COPPER EXPORTS.-Oficial exports OF copper
for the month OF March from all sources was AOIS
tons. against 226S2 year ago