New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-01
PARIS BOURSE
RULES FIRMER
Mexican Bank Shares Ben
eft by Improved Re
ports from Niagara.
CHILL WITHDRAWS
CREDIT FROM BERLIN
Announcement Regarding New
French Loan Must Be Made
Before June 80.

IN ANAN NAAaN W.
.r. raf-e 90 ~tc Tribune
p..s STAY Gi-Tnc Bourse was some
.... e-~,r Jas, week. Tho foreign stu
atom is causing no anxiety for the mo-
u.-. and brokers arc hopeful that a turn
!, Mexican Affairs will give a Hip to
Mexican securities. especially TO National
'Rsrk o, MeV'oo stock
ortmsn prevailed. too. on tho convio-
non ,hst ,he negotiations q Brazil with
,.r,s.n European banks VIII como 10
,.t,f.-torv conclusion. brazilian g. ros-
hs'f A roIt Coppcrs were dull and bon
r-os, instances were sold down. owing 20
~. ra--owrcss % the market.
French rertos Zen go confines on the
,.k. % g. francs s. confines. and no
,.,rrih is o. 30 expected In this direc-
t,- Until tha question o. tho imreniine
lar .s definitely settled. Tho half wear
,,,-,f terminate without an announce
re- tc.rs made on this subject
Chill Banks in London.
Much interest has been manifested here
= tte reports from Berlin that TIE To
,gilc a. Chu has Withdrawn tho gold
AZ Other deposits placed by TIE CHILEAN
,,v,-rmcrt in tie German banks and
y, IA their charge for many years past.
ms gold and these money values, IL ap-
~ have been transferred 20 London.
re German press has discussed this In
altering .r-o Gle reasons which lei 10
ifs transfer
The v.th4tawal must. % course. cause
sors .rjry to German financial inter
ss.s bo.alse tho sums are large and have
hslpsd f'r q long time 20 feed the Ser
ln none market.
Il Is SAID that the transfer 20 London
q these funds has been made with q
view 70 establishing stable exchange
rate IN Chill This. however. IS part but
not TIE entire truth. The credit account.
art the cons equent right 10 obtain pay
nsnt 90 gold. 20 cover tho fduciary cir
s1ation 81 Chihan notes, could have been
preserved by leaving these funds in tho
German banks because method could
have been discovered to secure the Chill
Ian government from all risk I'm the fNa-
aon o. value in English sterling money
chli's Real Object
Tie real object o. the Gillian govern
nsnt in making this change can be
FeaneI from tho following facts. Lon
con IS not only The worlds free gold
narke,-the universal centre q the trade
IN Fold-but The chief market Tor all the
pscln.ary needs Of Chilli and also IT'S
banker For long German fnanclers have
f.ryeu 90 raise the value OF the Reichs-
marx CD that Of the English pound ster-
rg tat without success. across the
l,ears and the weight Of London's infu-
snce has remained dominant.
TIE British market enjoys the benefits
O JOS uteraUty in meeting without din
U'ty or restrictions the financial needs
c. TIE countries beyond tho seas. whereas
b Germany the acceptance Of foreign
bans on the money market IS being
rada more and more dependent on i'm
meiiate concessions OF industrial priyi-
ssss and advantages. Difficulties We're
made two wears ago in Germany 90 the
grantiue O. GO quite insignificant loan 20
Chill and the inimical comments o.
portion % the German press on that oc-
cssion have not been forgotten ~ San
uaso. hence possibly. the changed atti-
tgle.
Germans however. declare that they
have received CHILEAN advances In the
irlend.icst way on the Berlin money mar
iet and that 1--WE Gillian loans are
quoted on the German Bourses. while,
moreover three German banks have
ofened counting houses ia Chill. Further
h'y urge that several great industrial
'r'eTrses founded in The chief cities OF
rat rcpIt., owe their existence 20 Ger
nan money.
Iaerc SIS. moreover. another and more
iaden reason fo- ChIi's action. hut those
etfmans who are acquainted with this
actor MI not admit ror name IL. Here
sN The persistent rafting OF the sword.
~ isver.sh increase OF ornaments and
NJ mnsiant threats hurled al nelghbor-
ig oountres with tie frequent refer
aces az public meetings. In the press and
re- % much higher spheres. 10 keeping
- powder Dry have not been lost on
Nsh Americans Their journals have
%sonuy reported and commented on
e''s Teuton.c ebuutons The govern
4 l,his and business communities OF these
FeFag republics think it more prudent
/" iea'e thc.r monetary interests IN the
Anus Of The British bankers. where they
~ b safe from political perturhations
&c lie wariEe whins o. considerable
~ o. German opinion.
ne league Tor the protection Of
.fnch Interests in Mexico submitted
report 20 the government on Sat
LAY showing that during the years OF
1873 alone the losses sustained by
''n'a Interests ou account OF the Mcxi-
n revolution amount 20 l.l23 10000 .
~''es about 500 900 The report
Y ...s c'at the losses on the Bourse on
LII OF the decrease In Mexican Sc .
-'1es amount 20 about 100000
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