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

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
200 shares in the local market. buying i5,e00
shares on balance. In London japanese bonds
were rather heavy. but the rest Of the foreign
1ist was steady and featureess. Consols were
weak ea-ly but hardened later. The general
market was rather spiritless with a heavy tone In
the mining department Money was easy enough
and is likely continue with some sI1sA
occasional demand account of calls on new
issues There was no feature In the international
noiiticaI situation except that it is still noteworthy
that the German attitude with regard to Morocco
has a more immediate market effect than the "sr
in the Far East
MARKET GOSSIP-As the much talked OF
Amalgamated Copper report fell fat vigorous
support became necessary. and Flower q %
rallied the price in the afternoon. Their following
was the most conspicuous element on ue OuH
side and apparently found it necessary 10 Guy d
good deal of stock TO rally the price from Us
recen+ low figures HerzfeId & Stern were con
spicl1ors among the afternoon buyers OF sIoeAS
wound the room One Of the most active Ien0ers
of money in the Stock Exchange says that rates
are likely to tighten considerably IN the carry 1Al
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne were nouce@OE H0"''
buvers of United States Steel common anu pIe
forrad Traders were inclined to think this was Tor
- ,cco,,nt although not an arbitrage trans
oction The Morgan following in London Is being
watched for q lead. as its information on HnafA.'
movements so far has been exceptionally c01Ie1~
Traders are not so beartsh as they WERE Asu4is
tho her is evidence tnaI lue OldA4N0-N -
tarast at least wants higher prices and moFS
o,+i-e market The buying which advanced OhlIeu
states Steel was said to have come from THIS UNi
ter Their interest in advancing AInaIs alH1'' ny
ner also is considered obvious AroltraSe houses
it+ a UttIe stock overnight. anticipating e1Torts
- n,,+ better face on the London market In the
morning. They bought the United states s'Te
- ord Union Pacific as the issues likely 70 De
taken in hand . 81
COTrON EXCHANGE ELECTION.-h the
annual election of the New-York Cotton Excnanse
Yesterday the following ticket was elected: Fres
dr+ walter c Hubbard; vice-president' dehr!
H Wheeler; treasurer. Albert L. KountIee' ma
| ors lamar FTeTnrning, Hermann Haseoorn'
! - q Hfggeas Charles W. Lee. James r
| Maury Richard A. Springs. Eo"4iu ~ -
| Frederick E Story. James W. Wennan' JAM
| piordon William Witherspoon. William r JehAs'
I IT U-igg+ns John Grerson and Charles
| ebaarson: trustee of the gratuity fund. TO serve
! for three years Otto Arens- -
| ,rCuIsON-President E. P Ripley OF the
| Atchison says:
The Southwest VIII raise enough Whe gce TO tbe
ortte GREAT urospeli From reports IecelV es on6
any, Sld for kass she "a be s2O0OOo0 10 SoVoU
COO bushels of winter W e. "Ilc-i ~ Is too early
to sSy what the ~. ge, me f9eS Il
OUTLOOK Is 7 s1G Inc The car situation is easy
INFINITE HEALY FINALLY sETTLED--Tne
| ,1n+aro sunrere Court on Saturday denied IL"
| aDnlcatdon of the Arnalgamated copper CoI1pH pan
attorneys for rehearing in the Minnie heAS 80 -
1bis forever disposes Of the question OF nue 70 inc
mine and gives Heinze indisputahle posseSSiOn
900" EARNINGS MISUNDERSTANDING oi INC
,,,nneapois St Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Tor APtA
araonted in gross to 1868. against S4l4Ioo IN
the same time year ago, and in neo TO S-ss'so'
an Increase Of s727s6. For the ten months o. cle
fiscal year gross earnings show gam o. 3A'''''''
and net earnings gain OF sSS4'zS4- 80
| CANADIAN PACIFIC.-Earnings OF the cana
dian Pacific for the last week in May sho" ga,
of s1O2 900, making. from July l, 1901 gam u
| e 9SS. OOO.