New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-29
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Foreign houses sold 5000 TO 5000 shares
of stocks, mainly Steel common and Anal
gamated Copper
These dividends have been declared: The
Vulcan DEFINING Company, regular quar-
| terly IA per cent on the preferred stock,
| PAYABLE July %: the Broad Exchange Com
pany, regular quarterly IL per cent on the
preferred. payable July /; the National
Fire Proohng Company regular quarterly
| l per cent on the preferred, payable July
Is; the Alliance Realty Company, regular
| quarterly per cent. payable July Is; the
Associated Merchants Company. regular
! quarterly IA and extra 4 per cent on the
| first preferred and regular ~ and extra a
per cent on the second preferred, all pay
able July Is; the II. y. Clafiin Company.
! regular quarterly III per cent on the com
mon, payable July 10: the Z. w. Bliss
| Company. regular quarterly per cent on
the preferred. payable July /; the Mohawk
Mining Company, semi-annual 8 20 share.
payable August /, comparing with VI a
share paid six months ago and with VI 10
a share total dividends In 1911; the United
States Safe Deposit Company, regular
semi annual 81 per cent and extra II per
cent, both payable June %; the Electric
Utilities Corporation, regular quarterly ia
per cent on the preferred, payable July Is.
Exports OF copper for the week ended
June q were ALE tons. and from June TO
June q. q .9so tons Exports from January
| / 10 June q were 157,SO2 tons. against 1909
tons for the corresponding period In 1911
Upon the application OF William Solomon
g. Co the curb listing committee has ad-
mitted to trading, when as and II issued"
| the first preferred stock and common stock
Of the Pettbone Mulliken Company, manu-
| facturers Of railway supplies
| Charles 6. Gates has been elected mem
! Der OF the executive committee Of tho
| United States Realty and Improvement
| Company, 10 succeed his fatfer. tho late
John w. Gates
4 loss in cash Of more than 3IOO0O)o by
the banks is indicated BY the reported
movement OF currency this week. Their
| receipts from the interior were $l6,657.0OO
and shipments to interior points 10000,
! including s4202.0O0 national bank notes
sent 10 Washington for redemption, the
| gain from the interior being s7.J950oo. Ordi-
nary disbursements by the Sub-Troasury
amounted TO sll.0SIOO0 and payments by the
| banks to the Sub-Treasury were SO. 10000,
! the logs on Sub-Treasury operations proper
being Ni,723.0OO. The total gain from the
! interior and by new gold GiS5,0pW was So
| 10000 Deducting the loss by gold exports.
| S4Ol2. 600, and on Sub-Trcasury operations,
the net loss by the banks was SI5550o0.
Herbert A. Tyler has been promoted TO
| be commerce counsel OF the Erie Railroad
| Company, Theodore II. Burgess TO be as
| slstant commerce counsel and Charles r.
| Goldsborough to be assistant TO the prcsi-
! dent.
| "Bradstreets" reports the exports Of
| grain for the week. with comparisons, fig
ures in bushels, as follows: Wheat, -four
included. 3,1S753l. against A,03i last week
and 2.07S, 405 in this week last year; for the
! fiscal year TO date. IL, 049 compared with
| 122, 49, 6l in tine corresponding time in 1911
| Corn, 1i9 635, Contrasted with 59,i63 last
| week ard Gl3S4s i'm this week "A year ago,
| for the fiscal year to date. &c 1851, 239, against
! O.2js,S17 for the corresponding period in
! 1911.
w C. T. Carpenter, a director OF the
| limited States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry
| Company, has been elected to the executive
committee.
| The fiscal year of the Corn Products Re-
timing Company has been changed to end
ON December 81, instead Of February g. as
heretofore. A dividend Of 20 per cent
has been declared on the preferred stock,
payable July 10 and covering the four
months ended June 30.
| The Union Pacific Railroad Company re-
ports for May gross operating revenue OF
| S7.974lSO. an increase Of $il,OS5, operating
| expenses, A,433,623 an increase Of SO2.99i;
net operating revenue, $2,226,6SS. decrease
Of s4S7 .6is. The gross from July to May
| n was s7s.07l.6Sl, a decrease Of S2,7S3,S4
and the net. SIS, $50 633, q decrease OF 49,
| Ss1 PSI. The Southern Pacific Company re-
ports for May gross Of Nl,o32,9A, an In
crease Of 1872; operating expenses. 81
| 2Z1 .l55. an increase OF 1881. and net, 49,
| 273.Z74 a decrease of t112.29O. Gross oper-
ating revenue from July to May 81 was
! Na0 aS4. 1898, a decrease OF sl,15j 463; expenses
were S79, 22O 1865. an increase of &S7,O0l. and
net operating revenue was $50, 7l061S, de-
crease of s2.9121d.
The United States Steel Corporation yes
,erdav officially advised consumers that II
had advanced It's price on steel bars and
plates and structural steel 81 ton effec-
| tive Immediately.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has Sc
cured a contract from the Japanese gov
eminent for eighteen of the largest type
of Mallet locomotives.