New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-10
MINING STOCKS.
WALL, STREET AND EXCHANGES.

r,opr1c.N TRADING-Foreign houses dealt In
1ees than 5000 shares in the local market. evenly
divided In London the market generany was
heavy in spite Of the peace runnors posSipiy Oe
cause of the extreme delicacy of any negotiations
and the very formidable obstacles in the way Oh
+.,,os ukeIv to be demanded by japan. Consols
were weaker early. but rallied niue JAPANESE
bonds lost little of their recent advance. Inc
market generally showed the narrowness whioh
was to be expected the day previous to three
DAYS holiday. Money was easy and seems hheiy
to continue so.
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT oRDERs-"The Rail-
road Gazette reports orders for railway equip
ment follows:
a0o0 boz cars from the Pullman company and 500
refrigerator cars from the American Car and toun-
M tss so 5ns S Nav g as
Coast Line has ordered 100 ventilated box cars,
e e1 Steel Car and Foundry Company and 500 from
the South Atlantic Car and Manufacturing IT Com,
Amsrican stsel FoundrIe. CAST steel body holsters
ordered $50 locomotives from the Baldwin works.
The Philadelphia and Reading will. it Is reported.
s eH6a Te sod air no IS reported to
ordered five PASSENGER loeom1veS from the a AmeTi
Indiana has ordered ten simple six wheel O-s-O
October delivery.
INDIANA COAL COMPANY BONDS-Speyer &
Co have bought from the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific Railway Company s2.5N0,00o Consolidated
Indiana Coal Company first mortgage thirty year
sinking fund per cent gold bonds Of 1895. interest
Internationally guaranteed by the Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company by indorse-
rnent on the bond. The Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company owns controlling inter-
est in the stock Of the Consolidated Indiana Coal
Company. and the bonds valuable coal lands
in Indiana and Illinois the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois and Evansville and Terre Haute systems.
The bonds have a cumulative sinking fund OF five
cents ton of coal mined. under which bonds have
to be bought in the market to 10 and accrued in
terest, and If not 80 obtainabe, Will De drawn at
10 and accrued interest.
MOVEMENT OF MoNEY-The reported move
ment of currency this week indicate a loss IN
cash held by the banks of 81. 100 They received
interior So a2 800, and sent to the interior
s6,2O2OoO, including transfers through the Sub
Treasury of g. 100000 to San Francisco and $4,000
to New-Orleans as we'll as 81 $1,000 national bank
notes to Washington for redemption The loss to
the interior 1898 100 The total loss to the in
terror and Sub-Treasury 100; deducting
the gain by new gold. s73o,lOo the net loss was
S1,613.100.
GRAIN EXPORTS.-Wheat, including flour, ex-
ports for the week ended June were 1,476.S4O
bushels, against 1.SO93 bushels last week. 14S2O82
bushels this week last year, 4,1s1,S17 bushels in
1903 and 340O. 314 bushels in 1902. From July to
date exports co. 0770 bushels against 49,
42S bushels last year. 1853 PSI Oh bushels In 1903
and 236 1Z3 bushels in 1902 Corn exports for the
week 1108,1+s bushels, against 1874 bushels
last week. ST. $40 bushels year 24,S5 bushels
in 1903 and 94,9s1 bushels in 1902 From July to
date the exports of were 760S7.212 bushels.
against 50315SH bushels in 1904, 63,204Ao bushels in
1903 and 245S7 1893 bushels in 1902.
CORN PRODUCTS-An interest identified with
the Corn Products Company said yesterday that
the company now doing an excellent business.
and that it's plans were such as would increase
the earnings of the property. There has been an
effort by people who bulling the securities
when they selling higher to bring about lower
quotations. but no important stock is coming on
the market 1t is estimated that based the live
the company, the preferred stock is worth
rs
TAX DOES NOT HELP OTHER CITIES.-The
trading on the Boston and Philadelphia stock ex-
changes before and after June 2. the date when the
New-York stock transfer tax went into effect does
indicate that the former cities have made any
gains at the expense of New-York-
c., c., C. AND ST 1.-The committee on securi-
ties of the Stock Exchange rules that all trans
actions in Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
Louis preferred made and after April % and
until further notice due bill for rights be de-
livered This due bill must be signed by George w.
Ely, secretary
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-The movement in
Atlantic Coast developed in the afternoon and
stimulated buying in Louisville. The buying
of much the same character as that of the proceed
ing day. Some of 1t orders given out by
an important foreign house, while the Western
traders, who bought these issues higher up and
have had to carry them, were helping the advance.
E. NJ WELD SECRETARY OF COTTON EX-
CHANGE.-Edward NJ Weld has been elected sec
rotary of the New-York Cotton Exchange
MONEY FROM SAN FRANCIsCO.-The Sub
Treasury has paid to banks 81 10000 on teegraphic
order against the deposit of gold at the San Fran
cisco Mint.