New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Foreign houses sold about 10000 shares or
| stock, chiefly United States Steel common
yesterday in this market.
These dividends have been declared:
| THOMPSON starrett Company, regular semi
annual per cent on the common sloch'
payable July /: National Bank or Cupa'
regular semi annual per cent; Cruciole
| Steel Company, regular quarterly l@4 per
cent on the preferred, payable June %
| Soss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
regular quarterly ia per cent on the pre-
ferred. payable July /; American Iron ana
Steel Manufacturing Company. regular
| quarterly IA per cent each on the preterreu
and common, both payable July /; blgeio"
Carpet Company, regular semi-anhuai -
share, payable July |: Butte Electric anu
Power COMPANY, regular quarterly ia per
cent on the common, payable July /; West
ern Electric Company, regular quarterly
per cent. payable June %; Boston BeluIS
Company, regular quarterly y SHARE
payabl July !: Consolidated Traction COM
pany OF New Jersey, regular seml-ahhuai
per cent. payable July 10; Esperanto Mih-
ing COMPANY semi-annual az per cent
payable June 20; United Utilities Company
regular quarterly IL. per cent on the pre-
ferred. payable July Z; Cuba Raliroai
Company, semi-annual per cent on the
preferred, payable August !, last previous
payment 2Ia per cent: Hale & I<ilhurn Com
pany. regular quarterly ia per cent on inc
arst and second preferred and l per cent
ON the common, all payable June y
Exports OF copper for the week ended
June 10 were 1880 tons. and for the month
10 date 1l,45s tons. Exports since January
1 have aggregated 15630 tons, an increase
OF 1876 tons over the total for the same
period last year
The Stock Exchange announces that until
further notice Canadian Pacific subscrip-
ton receipts will be third instalment 90 per
cent paid.
The reported movements of currency this
week Indicate a gain in cash by the banks
Of about 100000 Their receipts from the
interior were SIS. 10000 and shipments to In
terror points $4,000 including sl,co.Vp
transferred TO san Francisco and &,s6."p
national bank notes sent TO Washington for
REDEMPTION the gain from the interior
being S.7s0.Ooo. Ordinary disbursements by
m. sub-Treasury were s13. go and pay
monts 10 that institution sls,A'OO making
the loss on Sub-Treasury operations proper
g. 35l 600. The aggregate gain from the IN
terror and by receipts OF new gold H7S'.cW
was p.5i7.cOO. and. deducting the loss on
Sub-Treasury operations, the net gain by
the banks was Alss,oo.
The United States Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Company has declared a dividend
Of 4 per cent on the preferred stock, pay
able in four equal quarterly instruments.
The outstanding preferred stock Is per
cent non-cumulttive issue Of $l2,l6,3Oo In
1905 and 1877 the full per cent was paid
on IT, In 1903 81 per cent. In 1903 5h per
cent. In 1910 per cent and quarterly divi-
dends OF II. per cent each were paid In
March and June. 1911. no dividends having
been declared since the latter date. There
have been no dividends on the common
since 1880, when per cent was paid.
Delmar w Call has been elected presi-
dent Of the Hale & Kilburn Company.
manufacturers OF interior fittings for cars
president OF the Chalmers Company.
and is one Of its receivers.
The American Gas and Electric Company
has declared a quarterly dividend OF ia
per cent on the common stock, an increase
OF u per cent payable July 1. and the
regular quarterly rs per cent on the pre-
fcrred, payable August !.
The second Goodrich Tire syndicate.
which underworld a large amount Of the
preferred stock in the increasing capitalize
ton to 100000. will have profit of about
10 per cent from the operation. il Is UNI
derstood This is a little less than the
profit made by the members Of tho first
syndicate
The Grand Trunk Railway COMPANY has
ordered 5000 freight ears. to cost between
100000 and 100000. The company is
placing orders for seventy-fiv locomotives,
which will cost about $4,000, and Is build
ing ten locomotives in addition To the thlr |
ty-hve just received. The Illinois Central !
has placed orders for 2,5o0 steel gondola !
cars. OF which the American Car and Foun |
dry Company will build l0Oo and the
Pressed Steel Car Company and the Stand |
ard Car Company $50 each.
"Bradstreet's'' reports the exports OF |
grain for the week. with comparisons. fig |
ures In bushels: Wheat. flour included |
3,659,liS, against 5,9OS.693 last week and |
., O7O. 662 in this week last year for the fiscal
year TO date 16i.474.iA compared with 49,
256,s7s In the corresponding time in 1911 |
Corn 1854 contrasted with l06.01s last week
and $50. 1876 In this week year ago. for the
fiscal year to date 80 l72 Hl. against 1898. 1913
for the corresponding period in 1911.
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