New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses sold 10000
shares in the local market In London consois
were steady and Japanese bonds were strong. Inc
japanese per cent issue crossed the price of Rus
sian As for the first time making high record at
IS. The general market was rather heavy Money
was in fairly plentiful supply, and should continue
So The international political situation is still the
disturbing factor The question of Morocco has
for the moment as much influence as tha' OF the
war IN the Far East.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON.-Referring to the
notice dated May g. 1906 to stockholders OF the
Delaware and Hudson Company the committee on
securities rules
That all transactions in the capital stock of said
cash shall be 'ex-rights." Certificates deliv-
soea so or aie for cash sales made on June must
accompanied by an assignmeat en- Of rights do or "a
and after June 9. except transactions made speci-
Is eag m Which IGa DAY ali due ee bills must be redeemed
Transactions in rights on and after June 16 must
the companys offer. non-stockholders must have
recorded on the books of the COMPANY, on or De-
fore July 90 1905. their ownership of warrants Sc
cured by assignment of stockholders The rights
THE COTTON NOV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to The
Financial Chronicle the total receipts of cotton
for the week ended June 2 reached 13O,6l4 bales,
against 12S5S7 last week and 1896 the previous
week. making the total receipts since September /,
1904. 90S6109 bales. against 6s34.666 for the same
period of 190S-'0i showinr increase since Sep
South have been, the whole. of a much more
favorable tenor. While rain has fallen in most sec
tions, the precipitation has been light very mod
crate, rule. and the temperature has been
quite satisfactory. An Improvement in the crop is
noted in May reports. the better weather having
enabled farmers to make good progress with much
needed work and cultivation
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS Schu-
macher * Co. say:
The fact that exchange did not continue to ad-
inprobable later on. AS soon the supply COM
exchange becomes more brisk. the defciency In
bills will be made up by shipments of actual coin
aoread. me export movement has not commenced
llls year; on account OF the abnormal supply of
cotton bills but it will probably begin in due course
nto ma cyo no e ross a6 Ilt F ite unless the coming
usually early date.
T. F. RYAN TO QUIT EXCHANGE-The men,
bership IN the Stock Exchange of Thomas F. Ryan
vice-presidcnt of the Morton Trust Company and
head of the, Metropolitan traction interests has
been posted for transfer TO his son, Allan A. Ryan
senior partner of the firm of Ryan & Kelly Thomas
f. Ryan has been a member since October 1874
PIG IRON CF5RTfFIcA ATES.-Regular pig iron
certificates at the. New-York Produce Exchange
opened easy while foundry showed a steady nm
deTtone- No sales were recorded on the call Clos
ing prices for regular follow: July sI4 25qfs14 a
August. October. November. December and Fehr,
airy, s14 IS asked. Final prices for foundry folIon
Tune. N5gsi6: Jy. SIS 25asl5 IS; October $l5as5 5o
February. S5 20Gl$15 %.
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN
The weekly return of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows tile following changes: Cash on hand
decreased 30 coo marks. treasury notes decreased
to oY aflso other seeurftes decreased 81 100 900
marks, @'fetss ein circulation increazed a. 900
marks 'w r
ADMITTED TO oUoTATIoN,-Thirty million