New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-17
topics OF THE STREET

,--7-v TRADING Foreign houses dealt in
-,-~es IN the local market selling a little on
s1e TIE London market was weak with
b -.e throughout the list. nervousness over
hsa' Il-i.f, situation apparently inducing liqgida
TIE ----,arz were corspicuously heavy. losing
TO- -ir. the American issues declined IN syn
B-lp' ---+ The general list There change
TslhE or discount rates at London at Cont
Z ~ centres. Berlin exchange on London was
zen ,~l.fa AZ Paris the rate was slightly higher.
s-E.,--s GAIN CASH.-The reported move
----r-errrs- this week indicate a gain in cash
r.. -. The banks Of S6l2.0eo. The banks received
bed % Interior $40 600 and sent to the inta-
froh -a5 COO including SS.3110UO national bank
no ~ Washington for redemption The loss
no. interior SLo0o.Goo- Receipts OF new
. IL 81 b .4o6-namely, on New York assay
gu cbecks Sl.0S2,So0; on San Francisco mint
onA : S9sa 500. and Seattle ASSAY office checks.
ehseHs ordinary disbursements by the Sub-Treas-
'-rs-e S2649l.6o0- Payments by the banks TO
" - Treasury for customs. internal revenue .
u nj redemption funds, etc, were S26.191, 000.
= - en- : l3-TreasJry operations proper was
.a..,efore s30o5oa. The interior movement Of cur
-. +bis week Was remarkable in being unusually
r.. 1,o+h in and out. and in resulting in a loss
80 i-taro- The first loss that has been recorded
" ne movement this year The receipts from the
o. O. were about S4,00ec coo more, and the ship
-.s ont were over STooo.000 greater than last
..st A large proportion Of the shipments were
for Boston account
rp.rH EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-Brad-
-sef-s reports the exports Of grain for the week.
- -rorrrarisors. figures in bushels. follows
T-es+ flour included. 1.47a-5oe. against Lo62.S1+
81 and C-40.177 last year for the fiscal year
= sg-a 7za0E0.57e. compared with ls4.34 $50 in
y y ~@,--sepandfnC period a year ago. Corn 7q9.-
- ,rt-asted with 92e.S9S last week and 292.q3S
= -oaS- for the fiscal year To date, 26.5693oS,
srsinst q. o4z.o56 last year
--p7sCa BOND SYNDICATE DISSOLVED
seer & CO. announce that the syndicate which
= formed last December in conjunction with
- r2rothers London. LaZard Speyer- Ellison
SSllos,tfo~t-5n-the -MaH; the Deutsche Bank. Ber-
=. |e-5 Tgiyeira de Mattos Brothers Amsterdam.
e. saa 90 s. Louis & San FanCisco Railroad
-a,,T7sr. general lien per cent fifteen and twenty
,,ssr gold bonds has been fquidated and that they
&c purchased additional amount Of bonds
ron the company
-rvTnF,NTJS Observation-Disclosures have been
declared a follows: Gorham Manufacturing Com
-srv regular quarterly 2i2 per cent on the COM
- stock payable May 10: Silversmiths Company,
-sr-i-s- quarterly Per cent, payable May Is Fed
- Sggar Refining Company. regular quarterly IL
-sr rent on the preferred.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL. BONDS BOUGHT P.
,ro-gsr & co. have purchased Sl00p3pG twenty
vssr per cent deberture bonds OF the Michigan
central Railroad Company and are Offering them
= dealers al g 'ess = per cent This Is part Of
the z5M90 issue recently authorized by the di-
rectoTs.
C0TToN EXCHANGE NOMINATING COM
NITTEE-The following have been appointed
nominating committee TO present names for all
Offices on the Cotton Exchange At the annual cleo
ZION II June q ". Neville. A. 3. Grwathrney, if.
Henry Schaefer NJ J ParotJ. Henry Hentz, 5. T
Hubbard and c. A Shearson-
TO CERTIFY WILMINGTON UELJ BONDS
Tie Columbia Trust Company Of this city has been
appointed to certify as 10 genulneneSs the forth
coming issue Of $4,000 Wilmington tDelD 4 per
cent sinking fund bonds, for which bids viii be
eeiyed b. Howard D Ross, city treasurer, until p
u'clook noon April q
COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT SOI.D-The Cot
ION Exchange membership Of the estate Of H. H
ghasrson has been sold 10 Charles D. Freeman for
E25n The last preceding sale was at $1,000
GOLD FOR BRAZIIA-The National City Bank
Monday ana S5'l00 on Friday.