New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-23
Sc $50 Total sales
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses were not
active factors IN the local market. dealing IN only
q few thousand shares. mostly sales. In London
the general market was dull at unimDortant price
changes. Money was in good demand and, accord
ing 70 cable adyces the prospects favor firm rates
for funds throughout the rest Of the year The
demand for gold from America Is causing uneasi-
ness in foreign capitals. and efforts apparently are
now being made 10 check the movement OF the
precious metal TO this country.
PIG IRON CERTTFICATES.-Pg iron certih-
Gates at the New York Produce Exchange were dull
and barely steady. There were no sales. Prices
for regular follow: Cash. SIS bid; September and
October. sSGAs 70; November. SIS So asked; De
cernber SIS IS asked; January. February and March,
Ss asked. Quotations for standard foundry follow:
September. $40 bid; October. Sl9IS2o; November and
December. S19QSl9 30; January. SIS 5C0s19 .: Febr-
airy and March, $40 % asked.
TITLE GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CAPT.
TAI INCREASE-A special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the United States Title Guaranty and
Indemnity Company has been called for October 10
at p. m for the purpose Of voting upon PROPOSE
ton 10 Increase the capital stock from 100000 10
$4,000.
FOREIGN EXCHANGED Schumacher & Co.
say.
With tho increased quantity OF cotton and grain
bills being offered in this market prime demand
Sterling declined more tlan hair cent a pound
low 4sS45. With the high discounts ruling
Wisrs Tie private rate rose irSa AZ m ~ .' ~
49, TO-DAY. checks Cu LOIdau advanced Sra~uIv and
at this writing are selling at $3.50 for delivery
next week. The higher discount rates. however
Without doubt the advance in private rafSs II,
London foreshadows an ADVANCE IN The Bank or
"a ,Ie and that We Mn hayS ~ g. H. H. 4erl'an
eregus or bar gold in the future. We think. with
the enormous quantities ot cotton bills % De pressed
OF England win prefer to sell the American hank
ers bar gold at lower price than before demanded
result in higher rates for gold imports than those
France has decided release gold directly H. mis-
market; and Ne near tnal nearly S.no'ooo was
funds remain yerv high and as rrraf az < ~ [.rt
has been naid for four nontb4' norey " W. - sent
stand that large financial operations are under way
which will cause very tight squeeze IN our money
markets in the future. but We believe oIr
bankers rs, nave me situation s. vel N hand that
arise. '''-'' may
BANK CLEAPINGS. The total bank clearfnys
of the United States for the week ended September
%, one day estimated were 1921 $50 SIG araf1s+
sOH6Iofi9 IN the preceding week. and g ga
last wear.
BURLINGTON DIVIDEND.-The regular o1,a-
terry dividend OF "a per Will be paid on trs
stock Of the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy on
October /
GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE ex,a.+,,to |
IN banking circles usually well Informed in So
matters, is that before October Sec~a+--,- ST..
VIII give further relief TO the money market thu /
relief to take the form OF additional deposits 90
Treasury money In the country banks
ORDERS FOR BASIC IRON-Tbera az. g. |
9uires IN the market for about dve thousand to- |
OF oaSi' Iron The furnaces have practically sorI
up the'F possible basic production for the next -bo
or four months. ''O0
GOLD 4MFORTS.-Tweuty-fo boxes of s,f.
valued at A9ootO and consigned o. tr,. Nsti,,.f /
ClN sank arrived yesterday morning ON NJ.
l unaFd steamship LUcania
- WITHDRAW CIRCULATION - Vii, |
banks have filed applications to Withdrew, $500
~ iNUia'lon IN the remainder Of the calendar ,.,
I ne 44ihlt py law is fixed at 100000 "a r,.,.,b 49,,
ms iiil''. so Tar as applications are concerned 49,
80, -TaIred Tor the remaining months OF tbis 49,
~ lend DECLARED Directors OF mn, ~,
-, -, ,a'ohaI Bank have declared "a quarterly ttrt
- u Per cent. payable October l. -rbs ~
i'''-7lu was per cent so that the animal 49, |
. , ,.ow raised from Il per cent 20 Is Per cent
NOV E-dt-Nr OF COTTON-AccorIi,.- H., ..7,,
ohronicle' the total receipts ~ ,,,,..
~ '7 week ended September n amounted n, ,ss ~
'"eS' against s.51 bales In the prece,t,,, -
'.aA nj the total receipts since septsr,n.r
~ 'a'ts. against SSlss bales las, ys.r
'''>" o''es The weather, on the whole