New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
r0pICS OF THE STREET

- TRADING-Foreign houses bought
F0hSDf % 600 shares on balance in the local
usss7s ftb the heaviest purchases in United
ss-seLs.ssl common. In the London market prices
stSrss scfi7rarv under the influence of realizing
Es7e TsU York was a buyer Of Erie Can money
slss .,;,ish capital was in good demand and as
:, tie ..r cent was paid. A large business was
hsb So the Pank OF England in loans. The india
core - lent freely thirty-day money at ls4, per
cogas-ss Bank Of England showed in its weekly
s<1t -aducrion IN the percentage OF reserve
ssig'a with loss in reserve Of more than
fs2-u.sF OF ERIE SUBSIDIARY COUPONS.
YtS1T-ss Railroad Company gives notice 10 hold
-Ins the New York & Erie Railroad Company
srs tssee per cent bonds and of the Buffalo
ffh s--t A Erie Railroad Company I per cent
FcE .bst the coupons falling due June l will be
bonos = al par for cash by J. P Morgan & Co
S.-ssentaton and surrender thereof on or
bsige nrTF-r,D CONSOLIDATED.-At the meeting
sirectors Of the Goldneld Consolidated Min
q HSs.-1.auv ). u. Hubbard, OF Chicago, was
iaE -5re-president. 10 succeed Mr.. Wingfeld;
tsie- [o-Iker OF Newport. r. l.. was elected a
KSa- - I'll a vacancy in the board; A. II. Howe
ere1,...s5 treasurer General Manager Mckenzie
- go the monthly report for April. which
So ,,-o@ts for that month Of ST9I, 900. The
ssf slset as OF May -, shows that after pay
49, Au-f 50 dividend the company had on
cash and partially treated bullion and con-
-.rsies Sl.7SS'eVo.
~ +bst the Guggenheim interests now own
- sOA 10 $40 00O 600 Of stock in the Utah Cop
a@' C,-ona-v and the Nevada Consolidated Cop
> Cor1pzry at the present market value of the
fD-.is A conservative estimate OF the futnre
So ,nco-ne from these holdings would be about
!. - oao If the prediction made by the manage
.. n the two companies is carried out as 10
1srr1ents Of dividends
07--S MEMPHIS & SOTTHEASTERN.-
=. :, louis < san Francisco Railroad Company
~ IAe -ortce that the $4,000. .0Oo St, Louis Mem
stis a southeastern Railroad Company fve-year
- =. ,e- cent bonds. due June !, will he paid of
1H - -, date al the office Of the Bankers Trust
q --- - No : Wall street The June coupons
III he uaid at the Mercantile Trust Company.
Yo 120 Broadway
r7vTnFNDS Observation-Disclosures have been
,.l.-es as follows: International Lumber and
resveIormsnt Company, regular quarterly per
-, rsrable June 80: Realty Associates Com
80 seui-annual 5 per cent. payable July Is:
II-ts-rs-ional Silver Company. regular quarterly
:. Der cent on the preferred; Goldield Consoli-
isted Mining Company, regular quarterly 80 cents
Eyabie July g.
xFW COTTON EXCHANGE NEMRERS.-The
s,rovfag have been elected members Of the New
rr,k Cotton Exchange: Harry +. Kohn. Of Il +
Fsrsmsn & Co. Philadelphia: Daniel B. Hull. of
Tinssr & Hull. Savannah: Robert W. McKinnon
Of ISgan & Bryan. and Morris H Rothschild. Of
Wooirle Miss
coal STOCKS AND COMMODITY DECISION.
"A series af interesting pamphlets bearing on
he coal roads and their securities in connection
with the Hepburn commodities clause decision has
been prepared by F1mlen Hare Miller for the Half
Hourly News Service, Of Philadelphia The sub
ject is treated in a manner that will prove of
value 70 investors.
The ENTIRE ISSUE SOLD.-Drexel & CO.
and Potter Choate & Prentice announce that they
have sold all the $500 600 Southern Railway
rear car trust. recently purchased from the rail-
way company. This issue is known as Series M,
and bears interest at the rate of Az per cent.
MEXICO GOLD DEBT COUPONS -Speyer &
Co. announce that they VIII pay al maturity the
coupons due June OF the United States Of Mexico
per cent gold debt Of 1874
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS-Stu
yesant Fish jr., Richard A. Springs and Charles
Lewis have been elected members OF the New
York Stock Exchange.
MINNEAPOLIS * ST. LOUIS BONDS-TaiIer
/ Co. Of No. q Pine street, New York, have dts
posed Of all the Minneapolis & ST. Louis Equipment
bonds. recently purchased by them
NEW DIRECTOR OF ORIENT ROAD-Teorge
Ross vice-president Of the Chicago & Alton
ssiroad. has been elected 70 iii vacancy on
he board OF the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient.