New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-FOreIgn houses dealt N
10000 shares in the local market, all sales IN
London the general market was heavy consols de-
clinIng and Russian bonds breaking to new low
record. Discount rates were unchanged IN tne
British capital, but were frmer in Paris Paris
exchange on London was strong, while In Berhn
there was decline in the rate on London.
BANKS GAIN CASH.-The reported movement OF
currency this week indicates a gain in the cash
held by the banks of $SS45OOO. They received from
the interior 81 s95So0 and sent TO the interior SAl-
400. The total gain from the interior Of $'Os45OO
new gold s47S5,SO0 and a gain from the Sub
Treasury Of s1525.7OO was SS,SaS50o. from which
there should be deducted 100000 United States
Government deposits returned by the banks
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-The directors Of the
German American Bank have declared the regular
semi-annual dividend, payable August L The dlrec-
tors OF the Trenton Potteries Company have de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend on the pre-
ferred stock, payable July q. The Pullman Com
pany has declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of g a share. payable August 15
THE COPPER SITUATION--The New York
agent for large German copper importing concern
considers the market In strong position. The
manager Of copper consuming corporation hnds It
difficult 70 obtain any quantities OF the grade or
copper which would be the most advantageous for
his use. Lake dealers say they have made no sales
OF consequence for several weeks The American
market has been augmented in the week by the
arrival Of 1.14s.S0 pounds OF Australian copper,
761. 600 pounds from Japan and $4,000 pounds OF
Chilli bars.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-''Brad-
streets reports the exports Of grain for the week
with comparisons. figures in bushels. as follows:
Wheat flour Included 15S5S67. against 1.95227S last
week, 7O5S29 this week last year. 5Ol in 1904 and
6s7452S in 1901; for the last three weeks Of July.
62S5sS against S6927 ln 1905. 3572sO9 In 1904 and
17A2555 in 1901 Corn exports for the week. SS7.152
against 69a7s last week. 1.1sS47O this week year
and 7s647 in 1904; since July l. 212S5O. against
2s6O.4S7 in 1906 and 1Ss4.7OO in 1904.
Die ia
Gates at the New York Produce Exchange were
steady for the regular grade. but a shade lower
for the standard foundry grade, There were
sales Prices for regular follow: Cash and July.
SIG 5O97: August and September. SIC 5OGS6 80; Oc-
tOber and November. SIS 6OGS16 q. Quotations for
standard foundry follow: July S17 &6S7 90; August
S17 259$17 60: October and November, &7 29$7 s.;
December. 81 3Q$7 so.
PAYMENT OF LEHIGH VALLEY PRE-
FERRED BACK DTvIDENDS.-It IS understood
preferred stock will be paid July a. although
directions to that effect have yet been received
ANTHRACITE SHIPMENTS.-The shipments OF
the anthracite coal roads for the first six months
Of the current year were .4s6 TONS as COM
pared with SOT17S27 tons In the corresponding por-
ton Of 1905 The difference. 5SS2sd tons. Is about
q months shipments.
RETURN OF UNITED STATES DEPOSITS
There was returned yesterday by the banks TO the
Sub-Treasury 100000 government deposits. max
ing total Of 100000 paid by the local banks
COPPER EXPORTS.-Exports Of copper for the
week ended July 1S were 45O4 tons. making from
July 1O,11 tons.
MONEY FROM SAN TRANCTSCO-The Treas
ury Department has transferred for San Francisco
account S27O.OOO to New York.