New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-01

gamated Copper and other issues IN thls
market.
These dividends have been declared
Twin City Rapid Transit Company. regular
quarterly y. per cent on the preferred
stock and ~ on the common, both payaoie
July |. Chicago Telephone Company regu-
lar quarterly per cent. payable June ~
Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Cor
poration, regular quarterly Ia per cent
payable July /: -Wernlcke Company
regular quarterly per cent on the com
,non payable June H. Colorado Gas ana
Fuel Company. regular quarterly u. per
cent on the preferred. payable July !: Gel
Iuloid Company, regular quarterly III per
cent, payable July /; Arkansas valley
Railway Hght-Powcr Company regular
quarterly T.. per cent on the preferred
payable June Is: Muskogce Gas and Elec-
trio Company. regular quarterly Ia per
,ent OH the preferred. payable June d. and
Standard Gas and Electric Company. regu-
lar quarterly per cent on the preferred
payable June 10.
Exports OF copper for the week ended
Nav 30 were 669l tons, and from May TO
90 1883 tons, the latter total comparing
with %. SO tons for the corresponding period
in 1911.
A special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the National Nassau Bank will he held on
July . TO elect -FOUR new directors, increas-
ing the membership OF the board from
seven to eleven.
The reported movements Of currency this
week Indicate a gain of about 100000 In
cash by the local banks, due to heavy re-
cejpts from the interior. The net gain from
tho interior was 11.221 600. shipments from
this city having been SlS,9iO.WD ana receipts
from interior points $4,000. Ordinary
disbursements by the Sub-Treasury were
So 702. 900, and payments by the banks 10
that institution were sl4,S6i,00. the loss on
Sub-Treasury operations proper being
& $4,000 The total gain from the interior
and by new gold, 1891 900 was $l2,2i2.oOo. ana
deducting the Sub-Treasury loss, the net
gain By the banks was T.O00JO.
There has been added 10 the Stock Ex-
change list 8.5OoO00 per cent cumulative
preferred stock Of the Pittsburg Steel COM
pany.
"Bradstreets" reports tho exports OF
grain for the week. figures I'm bushels. AS
follows: Wheat. -four included. 4.MtiU'
against 5g99,Gl3 last week and 3,GIS.5s5 In
this week last year; for the fiscal year TO
date 1a,93,6i3, compared with lli.O3.S'" IN
the corresponding time of 1911. Corn, i2,lj9,
contrasted with lJ7.2ll last week and JC3.5%
in this week last year; for the fscal year
TO date. 1880. $50. against 1886, i55 In the
corresponding period in 1911.
@. II. Cheney. who became yice-president
Of the Pacific Bank Of this city upon his
retirement a. State Superintendent OF
Banks, a year or so ago, has been elected
president of the institution.
The Dominion Textile Company reports
for the fiscal year ended March 81 last
gross earnings Of ss0S.isS, and net prohts
of 81, lS7, $50, the largest In the company's
history. The surplus after payment or
charges and dividends was sl0o,22i, the
largest since 1857. and compared with
ar. los for the fiscal year ended March
81. 1911.
r. l.. Cerero has resigned as assistant
trust officer Of the Knickerbocker Trust
Company to become the New York repre-
sentative Of w Irving Osborne e Co., or
Chicago
A trade war has broken out among the
spirits manufacturers, 1t was learned yes
terday, and prices have been cut to figures
below the cost OF production. Deliveries
are being made OF spirits in barrels In
this city at 81 1914 a gallon, while In the
West 81 go is being charged, these prices
being two or three cents gallon less than
the manufacturing cost. The cause Of the
price cutting has not been disclosed. but
II is said that most OF the large manu-
facturers and distributors are taking part
in the contest
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