New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt IN
1000 shares In the local market mostly purchases
In London, consols were steady while foreign bonds
continued to show strength the progress Of peace
negotiations. Mining issues were dull and irregu-
lar The settlement proceeded without disturbing
Incidents the speculative account in all depart
rnents being substantially reduced. Money was in
plentiful supply Exchange at Paris and Berlin on
London easier.
CANADIAN NORTHWEST CROPS-Vice-Presi-
dent Thompson Of the Osilvie Flour Mills Com
pany, Limited, says Of the crop conditions in the
Canadian Northwest: 1.-THE reports that COM
ing In from all parts of Manitoba. and the Terri
tories favorable and indicate that as rule
tho crop is about week ahead of last year. Re-
ports of the fall wheat crop in Ontario not so
favorable the continued cool weather putting the
crop at least two weeks behind that Of last year..
UNITED STATES sTTEI.-A director of the
United States Steel Corporation says that the new
tonnage that has come in since the first Of the
month has been surprisingly large. In the first
twelve days of the current month there in
crease OF something like 81 per cent in new ton
mage as compared with the corresponding period Of
last year Most of the business in heavy steel
Assurance OF bountiful crops. Il is said have in
duced many buyers who have been holding bach
to come into the market.
JAPANESE BONDS.-AIthough there is active
market for japanese 6s Of both issues. the best in
formed bond houses putting their customers
into bonds of the AZ per cent loan They have no
doubt that the IS will be retired as early as posi-
BILE against issue at a lower interest rate on
the assurance OF peace while there is room for
10 point advance in the as, which only be
tired at par.
CANADIAN PAC1F1c-The advance in Canadian
Pacific was due to covering Of shorts and buying
by number of substantial market interests. The
presence in the city Of the vice-president OF the
company, I. G. Ogden, considered significant in
view of the reports that recently have been heard
regarding the possibility of important announce
ments affecting the property Mr.. Ogden
quoted saying that in his opinion the Canadian
Pacific stock Is worth much intrinsically
Great Northern, which is selling many points
higher
VANDERBILT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cen
trail directors have declared the regular quarterly
dividend of IL per cent. Lake Shore directors have
declared the regular semi-annual dividend OF per
cent. Lake Erie and Western directors have de-
cared the regular semi annual dividend of l per
cent preferred stock. Michigan Central direc-
tors have declared the regular sem-annual dvi-
dend of per cent. Canada Southern directors
have declared the regular semi-annual dividend of
IL per cent Indiana, Illinois and Iowa directors
declared the regular serni-annual dividend of
2 cent
800" EARNINGS INCREAsE.-Earnngs Of the
Minneapolis st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie for
the first week in June show increase of Us
per cent. making from July / increase Of 24.7
S165.SN. compared with 1881 in the same week
last year.
PHENIx NATIONAL BANK.-The meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Phenix National Bank.
which called to elect additional directors,
adjourned without action for want of quorum
until June q.
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following securities
have been added to the Stock Exchange list; Two
million five hundred thousand dollars per cent
public works and improvement 10-80year registered
bonds of the government of the Philippine Islands;
s. 800 additional guaranteed special stock of the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Com
pany; S9S2,O0o first mortgage and collateral trust
guaranteed per cent 3o-year coupon bonds. Series
B, of 1884 of the Colorado Industrial Company; ST.
1890 additional preferred stock and So go 400 add
tional common stock of the Pittsburg Coal Com
pany, of NewJersey: 100000 capital stock OF the
American Ice Securities Company; S. 600 addi-
tional River apd Gulf divisions first mortgage 4
per cent So-year coupon bonds Of 1892 of the St
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Com
pany; N5O00O additional consolidated mortgage 4
per cent coupon bonds of 1882 of the St Louis
Southwestern Railway Company; f12000000 per
cent sterling loan, second SERIES of the Imperial
Japanese Government: Colonial Trust Company en-
graved certificates of deposit assessment full paid
for s659oo voting trust certificates for preferred
stock. and s9.606S0o voting trust certificates for
common stock of the Detroit Southern Railroad
Company; 1880 additional capital stock of the |
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and s201Oo 900 gem
eral consolidated mortgage per coupon bonds
Of zoos of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.