New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
TnPTCS OF THE STREET

10y TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
fOiLs-es ia the local market, all sales. In the
ea"e -.arket consols were heavy and the gen
JoaoooL - weak with the chief declines in the
ersl u u tssr,es American stocks We're down from
eotf per cent. being adversely affected by selling
~ York account call money was easy ana
tof - 1-sre a trife lower Continental discounts
s-. unchanged and Paris exchange on London
was strong ,-.-r I'll. -.,..s ,,,--.,,-.z
Dr~-sncv this week indicate gain in cash held
c. .[s hanks Of S71440l9- They gained over SSooo.
~ go, ne interior. but lost Sl.00o09O by gold
80 The banks received from the interior S4-
poi..5 ,5 sent 10 the interior S6190G0o including
= 90 eao national bank notes sent to Washington
- -a5ar7prion. The gain from the inferior was
: * oao Receipts Of new gold were $4,000. namely
N-sv York ASSAY Office checks. Ss60. con: San
~srgs-o Mint checks, $500, and on Seattle Assay
ceoe checks. S722oo. Gold exports during the week
,,oDrre6 Sl,sAtss, al or which went 10 Argen-
g. Ordinary disbursements by the Sub-TreasuTy
- - se5 SO 600 Payments by the banks TO the Sub
TeesIIrv for customs. internal revenue. per cent
a5e-7prion fund. etc. were S2S,555 01o. showing
iss on Sub Treasury operations proper Of S115l0o.
TbA toral gains from the interior and by gold
was Ss2s50ll Deducting therefrom the total loss
NV gold exports and on SGb-TreaSury operations
r-orer Of S2151.eG0 the net gain S7.1A.G00 The
shnve gain from the interior was the largest this
-esr The receipts were only surpassed in the first
veek OF January, when Sl4. 4.9SS oaa was received.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-Brad-
sree-s reports the exports Of grain for the week,
WITH comparisons figures in bushels. as follows:
Wheat -four included l.e0S42. against $3.50 last
week and 3.l2se60 in this week last year: for the
hscal year. 1S75,112. compared with 9ol SS4 81 Nn
tbe corresponding period last year: corn 5l3S con-
trasted with =29 last week and eS597 in 1905: for
the fiscal year, 2so50lS against 452SS75 last year.
FIRST NATIONAL COPPER-At a meeting Of
stockholders Of the First National Copper Com
pany held al Corau. Cal, the issue Of $1,000. 900
& per cent convertible bonds of the Balaklala Con
sordated Copper Company was authorized. All the
stock Of the Balaklala company is owned by the
First National Copper Company The bonds are
10 be convertible at the option Of the stockholders
of the Flrst National company al $40 per share
On July ! $S75.0oo Of per cent bonds Of the
HsJeklaIa company viii be retired
BRIG TON BONDS READY-Speyer & Co
give notice that they are now ready TO issue the
ihirty-fve-year AZ per cent sinking fund guar
s-:eed sold bonds of the Institute for Encourage
renr Of Irrigation Works and Development Of Agri-
culture South America. upon the surrender Of the
temporary certificates issued when the bonds were
offered for public subscription
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-Dividen6s have been
declared follows: Seaboard National Bank
regular se-li-annual rer cent; Alliance RealtE
o1rrrsnv- regular quarterly IS Per cent payable
Julv 3: z ". Bliss & Co. regular 2le per cent
an the common and Per cent on the preferred
nazshle ,Jjly !. J B StetSon Company. reg guar
xs-ni-e-r,lal per cent on the preferred and 10
ar cent On the common. payable July To- BANK o1
New York serni-annual : Per cent
IRVING NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANk--Ihe
Irving National Exchange Bank. OF thls city Le-
T,rts loans and discounts Of $lL6AoA2. cash %.bo-
n en6 individual deposits. 81 He3.tez Iotal re-
s,--oAs as Of June 3 were S2S.5l2-259 including
ssTeo United States bonds TO secure circulation
cepitsI of 8 ooaco5 ard surplus fund Of 100000
C0I-D EXPORTS-The National City Bank has
engaged SLe10oeo gold bars for shipment TO PARIS
to-5sv Total gold exports since January I. S58-
lss e1o
ROCHESTER BONDS AWARDED--Farson, Son
& Co have been awarded $4,000 city OF hochesteg
eser-n1onths notes 500 Geo dated June g. 1909. and
Se9 900 June 50 1909 on 3 90 per cent basis, plus q
premium of Sal
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TO CLOSE JULY B
The hoard Of roanqsers Of the New York Produce
Exchange has voted to close the exchange July 3