New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
~pICS OF TIE STREET

pADTNG-Foreign houses sold to a
clsshlo. n the local market. In the London
IL eAiss So was inactive and prices as rule
-lsi u@-'--S -,Ssracisllv the Kaffir group and the
af -. shares. these issues oelhS alIecleo oy
4 & lhO .7-6itions in the Paris market Call
-sleo - british capital was easy and dis
- - = steady on light volume of business
50 s-5rsn sold 10 the amount Of &Lecoceo VIII
- S-bie in the open London market tomorrow,
afa-' current indications il viii so TO the Bank
rrgland- .---,-,,,,-,-,. TT.
1 sGltea ; Do-7intck and Coggeshan & Hicks
-1-4-r -e S.-=0 CO Consolidated Gas Company OF
! o. - New York and Nestchester Lighting
= - SefentUre . per cent gold bonds, due
a. ~ 7as'a and interest, al which price
- weld over $50 per cent. The principal
.s-ssr ue these bonds are guaranteed and
- b,- The Consolidated Gas Company OF New
Z zach bond Is jndorsed in part as follows:
~slpe received the Consolidated Gas Company
- YORK hereby assumes and agrees TO pay
--r-ipal and interest of the within bond. as
- shah respectively become payable" etc.
..-ire capital stock of the Consolidated Gas
~ virtually Slea.eFo yela, is the equity back
!. rl.a-snJec upon 1he -rove bonds
4ssgrR TRADE CONDITIONS Walkers co--
r,rer says Copper is dun and fractionaIlv
lake = 1sSx cents TO 1885 cents and cleo
=. ISL cents 70 lSi2 cents per pound. The big
/ - -,overerC which has been under way for
= months past, seems 10 have spent itself. AS
p fareSttc consumers have bought IN excess of
! immediate needs. ana The producers, with A
--i-7ro-tau- exceptions. have disposed of their
= scr..--1I-,-,ario1s II metal and sold all they
- she 10 deliver up 10 the end Of August II
-asb)e therefore. that the metal market is
,--e-trE upon period Of 6ulness which will
--r three q six weeks. Between the middle
~ and August / consumers VIII come into
-s-kst again and the price Of copper viii an
.~-v have further adva nee % or . cents
,.--s.-g n the hest information obtainabIe.
=. consumers have also bought considerable
: ~ excess q their immediate requirements.
re Fu-o7sa1 speculative interest has gone on
.si-r TIE spectators may be unwilling 10
= -seir COPPER until fall and their selling may
-ss rrlces Ers~rionaIly- This Is the only un-
---f1e factor IN the situation.
= MOVEMENT OF COTTON-The cotton
- Is indicated hz- The Financial Chron-
-is as follows For the week ended June >
-~+--s reached 1890 bales. against 333S3 bales
] - -re-ez.rc week making the total receipts
! ssr-s--ne- T. 1905. 9.6-5-o2o bales. against S.
e Asres t-r The same period Of IS0S-'07. show
- increase since September I. 1903. of l61S.S12
= wea-ae- reports from the South indicate
-~s- most r. The South the weather has been
! ss-.s< 5--u-v during the week Temperature
.ss- favorable generally. and the rainfall. on
--oe .5rr- r- moderate
Ez r7ElRTNCrS The total bank clearings
- r----z5 States for the week ended June 2e,
--e "a. zs-t-nateC). were S30S7.I55.445. against
--sr-s IN The preceding week and S2,05l,, ,s+s
= corresponding week Of last year Com
Il With last year the total weeks clearings
----esee5 80 per cent New York City IN
81 SIS re- cent. Boston 81 Per cent ana
20 . Ve- cent
- q SHIP ISLAND DIVIDEND--The Gulf
~ island Railroad Company. which suspended
-srr~a-.- n dividends on its stock after having
: disbursements al the rate of per cent a year
AMI 1915 10 July 1905 inclusive, has de
II dividend of Ter cent. payable next
"a rtuz .cr-nple-nE its record Of dividend pay
re Al & Ter cent yearly since april, 1893
.-lCK EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP TRANS
BRED New York Stock Exchange seat
Nelson Teit. deceased, has been transferred
Hartley NelIick, and that Of Morris Glaser
se5-se Hyatt