New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
WALL sTREET Ann EvrHArnrS

FOREIGN TRADING.-Forelgn bo,,us, a..,.is
5000 shares in the local market all pureba,., -
London the general market was firm oz,s-s,~.
the copper issues Money was IN good suu1lv -,
the increased demand for gold for the accou-s =
the United States failed 70 exert an aHv--sA =.
huence on the rates for funds.
GOLD IMPORTS AND SUB-TEEAz--s,
ANSFERS.-Engagement OF gold abroad v.A
terday for import to this country amounted ,,
$3.S2415O while Sub-Treasury transfers far I-,.r
banks reached a total OF s., 10000 Not inslus.-.
yesterdays transactions between the bauzz -
the Sub-Treasury, the loss to the banks since ~.
day amounts to S.SSSOO0. The gold for imus-- va.
engaged by the National City Bank. SZM0OE: "a.
ard Freres. through the First National H7-k
81. 100000. and the Guaranty Trust Company. SEaSa
Since April u. when the Secretary OF the Trsz5-7
put into force his order for facilitating eola ~.
ports, there has been deposited at the Sub-Tr~ss7
upward Of Ss5.OOO.OOO bonds TO secure advarcss z
government funds, pending the arrival Of gold ten
abroad. and in the same time bonds to the a-o-,,
OF S950OOOO have been released BY the sub-Tr~as--7
on the repayment OF gold advanced to the ba-ks
Il was announced at the Sub-TFeasury yests-.ly
that all limitations had been taken on the 6slcas
OF bonds with the government TO secure aaVzzcs
against gold imports.
BETHLEHEM STEEL REPORT.-Tha panpEn
report OF the Bethlehem Steel COrpOEatio1. +
cludiue its subsidiary companies. for the fiscal sea
account: Gross sales. S1455t117 less cost q sass
including administrative. selling and gs1s.. e.
penses S11 OS5 315; net earnings. $l4SG2; Otss- r.
come, 15s,S7S; total income. S.S3E75: chsrz~sl.-
terest on notes and advances. SASS; iHts--s; q
Bethlehem Iron Company first mortgages per G.: .
bonds SS7.55O; interest on Bethlehem Steal Cen
pany purchase money per cent gold bonds t4s4si
interest on Bethlehem Steel Corporation b0nis ia
by public. $3.50: total charges. Ssl.45: avz1is
for dividends 01 O70: dividends foE half year c,1
ed December 81, 1895, on Bethlehem Steel Co7ors
ton preferred stock. $521.7S0; surplus. 2sos az
preparations special reserve-estinatad as q
cruisers. etc, Ss5.61; depreciation fund, ssnae,
total appropriations. S6sO.6tl; surplus $iIss-AA =
his report to the stockholders PreSldent =. ~
schvab saws that the total estimated value q G.
ders booked by the corporation IN the ysar sszs4
GRted SIS 12S129 and the estimated value q u-zea
orders on hand on December 81. 1s06 was S-AssAs-
The net current assets OF the cOrpOTatOn, oosf-
ing OF cash. accounts receivable. Work ID -
raw materials supplies etc. amounted On Arls-'
Der 81 1885, to SS.TOl. .Ts2 The number OF er-1oIs'
on December 81. 1876. was 1854 as eolnpaEs1 "
s.4s1 on the same date OF the preceding year
UNION PACIFIC CONvEI2TIB BIAEs.-@Ias pnFs
Ieee OF holders OF the first hen cOnverclla Pe
cent bonds OF the Union Pacific Railroad Cor'7s13
TO convert the same into common stock e. =
company at par expired yesterday, ana Vo-'Af =
remaining outstanding bonds Of this class ~ :
interest. The total amount OF this bona - -
hrouGht out IN 1891 was Sl0OOo00oo. the groeeees 4
which were used in the purchase Of soatl7-- s.
cific stock and other properties me eols9
urivilese has been quite generally exercises -
on Saturday only 1SS5.OO Of the bonds ''-
outstanding. ca
STOCK CLEARING HOUSE sHHEAs
THROUGH.-OGuch OF the anxiety eFoA.o- - - =.
urday by the circulation OF rumOrs Ies~ie--s -,
possfbilirv Of stock Exchange failures vas -
Yesterday by the smooth progress OF 'u'
Exchange cIearings. No trouble OF an9 - -
veIoped and checks for balances "eiS
in regular order. ----u-S
ANACONDA'S EARNING PHOsFAo-N
Butte dispatch says the Anaconda Hlaa- - -r-,s
ing decided gains IN production ana 80 q, -.
of OUTPUT sells readily az high prices. = -.
1;cta5 that the Anaconda company VIII 90 -.
an accumulated cash surplus equal 70 . - ~ -.
90 tfs capitaI. and II is confidently es'ill'- f.,
1b,a wear its earnings will equal - per ee-- -
central stock The dividend Is expected % 80.
cent AZ the next declaration. or al ths r-'' -
cent year. .,,..,,- cgt-s
METROPOLITAN BANk-At 'ne eIe----. .1-c..i
N1etropOIitan Bank Henry OlleSheinaef ~. .. 81.
Dreo,dent. william NJ. Perkins. viee-pgesl.,v -,
hort F, Savres second vice-presiden1' Al--- 0o-.v
C,ratb third vice-president; Augustus - -s-,,-
cashier: G. Lawrence Pegran. assls'-ll- -. -
end James L Miller. assistant casu- essQNA
ital OF the Consolidated Bank VII TT
surplus and undivided profits. - p-,as
branches will be maintained one az NJ - - y.
vav. known as the shoe and Leasnsl ,~s.sv
which Gilbert r. Ssyres. viii be ma-l-. - n-,rsss
M No 100 Maiden Lane. known IS ,-, - 8
Lane branch, OF which G. Lawrence
be manager. --, T-~s .xrsrs
STEEL EXPORTS AND IMPORTS -. -.,a.s q
OF iron and steel manufactured N nc -,-a.si
March aggregated In value SAss-zl4 y -, ~ ST
with Sl215O7n In the corresponding - - MAJ,
wear Exports for the nine mon'h4 - 81
a aggregated Si6 .5g6. a. eompaleS -, ,sz'
SOS An the corresponding period OF ,..o -.-,,s x
1sO5. ana Ss7l9SOs IN the cOrrespon-a -,-..s.-i
1904 Imports fo- the month OF Mal'- -. -or-f
saO9S5o9. a. compared with S.s-sSs- - -. ~, s.as
spending month OF last year. Imports .sS-1~1 >
months ended March 81 aggregates sars
compared with S6255.7Ss in the - ~ n -
perlod Of the fiscal year 1915. and s-s
corresponding period OF 1904 rascS
MOVING TO NEW OUARTERS-A- - \. .
Co viii move to their new Guas'e'7. ,,s.v -
BFOadway to-day. The new suite Is .sss'
largest In the city. taking up 'he e 80, ..a
floor. with $50 square feet OF moor
finished IN mahogany ana white 49,, ur.,. 80
BANKERS NEW BU1LpANH SSe-