New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foretsn houses tradea on
both sides Of the local market tEa-----louS Os--S
s--srr I'm volume American stocks IN the London
-----r--- were weak closing fruer On the curb
t-o7srrs were unchanged. and the general unarAet
ended strong. with sharp recovery "a te li7 n-..
issues Money was easy AZ the bf-lsn Cdei1a-.
c-- -1-as r1lriuE ~ per cent. wi-h is per cent
flr s.ver-dav loans south Atricah goo U ~ -
~-r+ II $4,000 will be offered in the open Lon
don market Tomorrow Continental discounts
vve-e Unchanged
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD GOLD
BONDS OFFERED Harvey FISK & sons oI-7- ''
investors ut 11tz and accrued interest ll7 -->~
mortgage 5 per cent gold bonds 01 the AisS-z-
sipuf Central Railroad CoU7a1E- due july / -+tt
guaranteed principal and interest by t-e tA--7l
sn 55a ~ and issued and outstanding OH 5--F l.
ra0q was $4,000 The Standard Trust company
Of New York is trustee Of the -~1---7-e- Ire
bankers have sold more than S''---' '- ne 0Inls
and now offer the urso-t balance deliverable july
The entire issue IS reieeUa1-e ar the o2toh o
the cauuauv az no and accrued interest on any
interest date Harvey Fisk * Sons rsrommend
these bonds for Investment Application VII %
made to list -he bonds on the Ne'' A'-N SUN
Exchange
COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS -s-Ssr's COZ
uer letter saws. Copper is a little easier. IN sym
uathy with the sharp reaction IN the ~T1.S i7.ael
Lake - now I'cc % EEse and s-actE3-l -s = -1o
crease in the activity OF the metal market, but
there are still bids for large lots a- r-1cJ-ola-l
lower prices Exports continue almost
cdly heavy The sharp HucIl.tiloHS lt 'i'T -- -,
speculative metal quotations reflect the Hl-l--pl-a
tive operations of traders. and should be- Elven
little weight. Uaguestioua5'y the consumption Of
copper is steadily increasing. aud tl-S Will 80 on
as general business conditions improve lAe pre-
diction that the price VIII reach l'c before liN
end Of September is likely u come true
THE MOVEMENT OF COTToN--Ihe COTTON
movement for the week ended June Is showed
total receipts Of s23S5 bales. against 55+3 bales
week ago making the total receipts since Sep1eIl-
the same period of tef>-",. showing an increase
since September. 1a->- of Lf2l-,i, bales w Nea--e'
reports from the South are. in the man. OF d
able tenor Rain has fallen Nh most dlS'IlS,S -
the precipitation has been light or moderate *
cept in a few localities. ON the Wnoie tl7 t'oS
would seem To be doing we'll
UNITED STATES BANK CI.EARINtis.-E.Enss me
total hank cearingS of the United states. L9r lu'
week ended June 10. 1893 tone day eStinatedi. .L
corfing To The Financial Chronicle were - -
2if 2l257-. against $344. .2957St in the precedlnS
week and S21g6055.S2- last YEAR Compared "l-1
last year the total weeks clearuss have increaSe1
800 per cent New York city increased - - -
cent Chicago c6> per cent. Phliade'PIl'i 80 -
cent. and Boston L per cent
APPLICATION To LIST.-APpIication has been been
made TO the stock Exchange TO list S'L'oVt ~.
year per cent bonds, due 1850 or tne =, ~ 753
Indiana & Southern Railway COMPANY ''r4s
additional general mortsase Sc per tsi' -
due 1aS5 of the New Orleans Railway anu 80
Company, and 100000 additional conSoiiHtl7, -
gage . per cent bonds. due 1919. OF tle N7--'-
Georgia Railway Company
DIVIDENDS DECLARED Dividends have oeen
declared as follows. Bank Of America rs7I-i ti
senli-aunuaI l} per cent. payable July T. A'rS'' -
Bank. regular Semt-anuual per cent - -
extra Per cent. payable June So 'FraFd ll-
Company. of Philadelphia, sent-annual 10 Pc
an increase of per cent "a year. pays 'Ut1 =
Bell Telephone Company OF Canada- re7l'-5Ll -
terly > per cent. payable July To- Cuod I''.',
IIs per cent on the preferred. payable AusuS'
INITIAL. DIVIDEND DECI-ARATION.-Ths d.
rectors of the CheIsetl Exchange Bank nave CT
clared a quarterly dividend of per cent pay 80 l
the bank. which began business in May. 1893