New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-09
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
no shares n the local market OF which l5OOO
tAEres were purchases. In London the general
market was f--a, with further rally in the South
African Issues. In the British capital financial cir
o.s took the view that the defeat and resignation
q me French ministry was bull point, as making
reconciliation with Germany easier. Money was
ar demand and there was no change in dis
Nani rates. The weekly return Of the Bank OF
England was relatively favorable.
OUTLOOK FOR GOLD INPORTS-The heavy
Neak II the exchange market yesterday, following
SIMILAR break Wednesday, brought the rate for
ts'aag down 10 such & level as 10 revive active
us'asSon in banking circles Of the prospects OF
t~n imports IN the near future. The sterling
ls'E@ suffered maximum decline OF 40 points,
sslaho bills selling low AISLE though the
--'Asi rallied late n the afternoon, reducing the
* ioss Tor the day 70 about u cent the pound.
-ls market broke 10 the same extent on Wednes-
~. Bankers figured that gold could be imported
''- NE Demand sterling rate IN the neighborhood
t'4+ or about y per cent below the present
N's- There IS. OF course. no arbitrary figures at
-1 god can be brought from London. certain
.alAefs having facilities which would enable them
-ApoFt il with sterling rates perhaps X cent on
= p0uho higher than could be done by other bank
If Institutions
-EUsT COMPANIES OF GREATER NEW
.0AA-The consolidated statement OF the con-
-sa o. Trust Companies of Greater New-York
= february 20. 1906. compiled at the Clearing
s-ss shows the following changes from the state
-'-' o. January :, 1876: Bonds and mortgages de-
-'ase &,Gs.l01; stock and bond investment de-
80 SsS, so; loans on collateral increase.
Sr% cash deposit decrease, s4,sss. 400:
- on hand decrease. S.77&lOo; capital in
ts 10000; surplus increase, S. SOL 40; deposits
&C 10 check increase. sl4.77.sOo; amount due
companies increase. 81 &c, 100: due banks and
-. sc Increase. Ss77.SJo. due savings banks in
- @Asloo; due as executor, etc. increase,
NM -1 '-o'''-''0' ''
s-.1ED STATES STEEL BONDs.-The pro-
-" - bond issue IN connection with the conteIn-
s. sH.e6J5O Indiana plant of the United States
- corporation viii bring the total bonded debt
t corporation slightly above 800 10000 On
80 1906 the United States Steel bonds OF
A-A held BY The public aggregated s57l 7ss S4o
= e TOTAL including Slso7s 900 held by the trus-
sinking funds, aggregated SoS. Sss.S+o. Ex-
-" |" the subsidiary bonds, the balance held
~ pubic al The close OF 1901 aggregated s4sS.-
-, al Tie close OF 1900, S44s sgs. 600 and at the
90 % So, $50 $500
r..-tE STATES RUBBER CONPANY.-Tre
h, States Rubber Company, Il is understood
r. unused the Atlantic Rubber Shoe Company,
prrEN organized with an authorized capital
a. "''oO and through q new process OF vul-
a., E rubber wac 20 manufacture rubber boots
a. 80 a one-third the present cost The lsre-
A r, est WA held by the old firm OF VermIlye
eo, NFoh The dissolution OF the firm new
about t9Oo
Il. A-.~-feE IN UNITED STATES DEPosTTs.-
o. :, -, ORR banks have siready received &. eoo.
s1o,.. 'eo States deposits. Of the 100000
b. 49, uein from the sl0.0co.0o0 10 be deposited
MN e, s.o Of The Secretary OF the Treasury.
r. STUCK EXCHANGE MFAfRFRa-T-he fol-
s.. Seie yesterday elected members of the
la,u,... Stock Exchange: Felix Rosen. Max H.
led " Otto AeinEe & Co. and George B. Hal
or.c,oo-.--D DIVIDEND UNCHANGED
kay - me interborough Rapid Transit Com
~ nsr oe-4ATeo the regular quarterly dividend
'oure cent, cent payable April to holders of the
70 rcsSs certificates Of record OF March Is
ss.- 80 FhEFERRED sTocK-0reens Gold
40 .,,, Stockholders VIII meet on March
koos.s re 4 small issue Of preferred stock. the
kOarpp De used 20 buy new properties.
hssu,, 'HoA BAN ERANcIsc0,-The sub-
e<le 70 bs0kA SsGsas en- tsaAgrAuhio