New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
were not active factors In the i0cai So, $50
market, dealing in less than 1850 snares-
There. were more sales than purchases
Transactions for foreign account have rep
resented sales on balance every DAY III 'n0
current week.
movements of currency this week in 2. ~
a gain in cash held by the banks OF 50. 70 70.
600. a larger part of which was from the
interior. The banks received from the in
terror s11 All. 900 and shipped into the interior
$4,000, including 10000 transferred
through the Sub-Treasury to san ancist -
Washington for redemption. The gain from
the interior was s4164.OO0. Receipts OF heM
gold were s1.4s5.000. namely, on Sew orr
cisco Mint checks, $1,000. and on Seattle
Assay office checks, 81 600 Ordinary DIS
n.a by the PIT sanhs to the
Sub-Treasury for customs, internaI reEe-
nue.. per cent redemption fund. etc.
amounted to s241S2.ooo showing g sl4a 400 co.
The total gain from the interior oy new
gold and on Sub-Treasury operations proper
was therefore s6.1230 600. Receipts from tne
interior were some 81 10000 less than they
were In the week before. The movement
eastward seems to have fallen on oullns
the last few days. Shipments were prdc-
ticalIv about the same. Funds appear 20
have come in principally from the south;
while the West took most OF the outward
movement.
COPPER MARKET CONOllIo-No-- u
Their sales of electrolytic copper were were re- nSo
ported yesterday, one transaction OF 5,Vo'oVV
pounds of electrolytic being maze on
basis of 1878 cents a pound ms nloGh "a az
taken by Western manufacturing q. cot !.
Germ. A sale of close to 1,DoUo pounos o.
Negotiations under way between several
large consumers and the united Me 1
Selling Company for the purchase OF cioo os
to 100, 600 pounds of copper have not
boon closed as vet due to fact that a price
has not been agreed on. The Unites Metals
Selling Company is holding out TOT Is cSn. s
the deal on basis of 1874 cents pound.
Exports of copper for the week enoeu 49,
II were 4,4os tons. Since May vi ", l they Viz tbe
6831 tons, compared with H,E5o tohs III INC
same period last year.
GRAIN EXPORTS HEAvIER-.-Brad-
streets reports the exports or grai.; VII
comparisons, figures in bushels, a. loao t,s :.
90 last tU week and 1880 in this week
last wear; for the fiscal year, IzI,oIs,Vso,
against 153. 164 in the correspondins ye on
last week and 131 2A in the same week iast
wear: for fiscal year, S,su,0l0, agai nEo
Is, 673.519 in the corresponding period Oh IS'7-
ATLANTIC & BIRMINGHA!M.msMoar,e
than 95 per cent Of the holders OF 9ne com n
pany and Atlanta, Birmingham g AtaI,lle
Railroad Company first collateral trust
per cent gold coupon notes nave a9t In
part and the extension Of the notes
FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY.
The directors of the, Florida East CoaS'
Railway Company have maze ~: n
retains his present position as treasurer
with office in New York. and J. X gar
rott remains as president and genera man
ager. with headquarters at St Augustine
Fla
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. -Dtvldenas
have been declared as follows: Sloss-sSeL-
field Steel and Iron Company, regular quar-
terlv ~ per cent on the common, payaoie
June /: Delaware & Bound Brook Raliroao'
regular quarterly per cent.
COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT SOLD
The Cotton Exchange seat OF A G Cand-
Ter has been sold to J. Temple GwathIney
for $4,000 The last preceding sale was
made at 1880.
MONEY FOR 'FRISCO.-The local Sub
Francisco $4,000 for the account Of local
banks.