New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
T0PICS OF THE STREET

,r4c,x TRADING.-Toreign houses dealt in
cIs-es in the local market. all purchases.
s5gVv consols we're unchanged, while the gen.
In Dorlet was firm with a rising tendency.
era no . mo British capital easy IN spite Of
NoleE - rzolirenents. and the Bank OF England
ss;, change in its minimum rate of discount.
race e,v 20 return showed percentage Of reserve
IAes.t{fit,- Of $50, which compares with a nine
20 4i"Da-age Of a1.39. and represents 4 gain OF
EeaI a. cent from week ago Continental dis
IA - .boved no important movements. Berlin
tange on LONDON Nd9 hisi'eI' WINE 'llaI at
e. ,-as unchanged
pa. Fal-.-prCA% BEET SCGAR-It is eXpecte ed that
A+ion VIII he made soon by the American
81 5lg' sugar Company for the listing on the New
Beei 1S.o.l, Exchange Of the 100000 new pre-
1oIN +ock recently sold by the company to a
te telvD Ranging syndicate 4 considerable part Of
ocL g isspe is understood to have already been
pe p..s with investors and the proceeds viii go
pis0e', . f-nd for the retirement of the COM
'oss e noa0Oa per cent notes. which mature
us-ch !. 1Slc-
NIn,.7nENDS Observation-Disclosures have been
- ss follows Havana Electric Railway.
oeo-S -. ,-,a-terlv ! > per cent the preferred
1st s quarterly ! per cent on the common both
fn1 fn,1 Nav IS. American District Telegraph Of
p. p Te-sev regular per cent. payable April %;
HeN consolidated Mines Company. regular
= I.arl,, 2 per cent and extra per cent pay
cur .--u on. United Fruit Company. quarterly
-. 1 rsnt payable April Is: American Telephone
y. TsIsrraph per cent. payable April Is.
A11r.T NORTHERN BONDS SOLD-Lee Hig-
- = Co and associates have bought from the
- Hor-hern Railway Company s2,131.0o0 East
y paiI7av u Minnesota Northern division first
elh - 4 ne- cent gold bonds due April I. 1q4S-
= : recent decision Of the Attorney General Of
p. ?. York state these bonds have been declared
sal investment for the savings banks of this
state
80 and West Shore roads in March delivered
sT-l "a bushels Of grain at New York out Of sos.
=, L-sbars received. nearly - per cent. These
- Jr March 1905 delivered 2251 Sq7 bushels out
:, o9s Az bushels received. The roads which de-
yrsTed more than 100000 bushels each. according
- the New York Produce Exchange, were the Cen
-, the West Shore, the Erie and the Lehigh
VALLEY. ,.-
-. will and concentrating plant Of the Nevada
--"..o- Mining and Reduction Company. Of Morgan
- Xev which will handle sixty tons a day. will
tsrin operations this week The conlpany's sec
- rr1t Of similar Capa rity. viii he completed in
- -up months This company has perpetual
s-.nrhss for supplying water and light 70 Morgan
- rbs pants for which in fIU operation.
COPPER PRICES LOWER.-The local Metal Ex-
cbsnre quotes electroytic copper of &c In the
ssss nrice at 12l2G12sSc: casting off sc in the
esked at pa GI2I1c, and lake unchanged at lz,S9
-sc sales Of copper were made below lZefc 4
-ornd for eectrolytic. the heavier tendency being
t-suenced by weakness in London and an absence
Of e local demand
NATIONAL, I,EAD-At the annual meeting of
-. National Lead Company E J Cornish was
tlered director to succeed F " Rockwell. de
s.ased G. O. Carpenter. Of St Louis, was eiec1ed
y1ce-prcsident- Other directors and offlcers were
rejected.
INTERNATIONAL HARTESTER--At the an
rYl meeting Of the International Harvester COM
rsnv Edgar A Bancroft, John A Chapman and
rbornas D Jones were elected directors TO succeed
pau D Cravath. Stanley Mccormick and Cyrus
Bentley
REGULAR AMALGAMATED DINIDEND.-The
directors Of the Amalgamated Copper Company
have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 80
cents PAYABLE May 81 The directors OF the
Boston and Montana have declared the regular
ovarterly dividends of g and 81 extra
ELECTED TO COTTON EKCHANGE.-Fi Henry
c Barclay. Of Philadelphia and s J Hernstadt.
RI -His citv have been elected members OF the
Nev York Cotton Exchange