New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
TOPICS OF THE STREET

v-aTs aoiIEiGN -, TRADING-Foreign houses
- hoJ active factors In the local mar
u,a.lhs In less than 5000 shares.
,.,,.AL ALI RES IN OCTOBER Commercial
lallufes IN the United stars accorsing 70
o.e,afslcs compiled by r c. Dun & Co IN
faulted s,3 MeLe LA in number, and the de
- considerable decrease As regards
e'a,,i,It, y, When compared with the CORE
fii,,hs month last year. when the de-
L--ultH amounted 10 N5 Sqs f6C although rhe
ut'leise In number am0unted 10 onlv tvv-r1-
g. 80 compared with the same month
r,1,-~ aIlhough there were twenty-five
ar,,-,,,,.. ..allIfss IN October. This year the
@aIiloent @ OF liabilities was much less than
iaTs-lals- The Improvement Il due TO the
clsss - esfaults in the manufacturing
,ee dhu the class embracing brokers and
-. : 1a.lsllofters. In the former. although there
~ sixteen more failures this year 2S
49, :, @ with 292, liabilities OF s. .4s7 sls
,,Sfi 's,o7ts 80 less than the S7.I42 ssl in 1905
s.l,,e ..l,e IN the latter class twpnfv-nine de-
1au41S a41 Tor only S4s5. AS compared with hfrv-
La9d 'Nst - year Tor s2565.l2 On the other
ro,- Lallufes IN the trading class Were
-sNtI ,I IN number than last year. SCI com
tsrhg with so but the liabilities were
~s.l, So'54o,@-o. comparing with se.is0.l62.
~ ~ il'h-NDs DECLARED. - Dividends
,,-as. 8eeI declared as follows. Niles Be
nlen'-Pond Company. regular quarterly ia
- cent on the preferred. paya bic on Mo-
NeinDer u. and ~ per cent on the com
CNppef Bank. regular quarterly ner cent
L-s aDie on November 15, American TeIe-
-JpH ahu Oahle Company. regular quar-
sL-y - per cent, payable on December !.
american Radiator Company. regular o1,ar
teIll 10 per cent on the common DaTahIa
-, 'ol-.4aIy 81 and regular quarterly IA.
peI cent on the preferred. uavable an ne
center 10; Iron Steamboat Co.npauv : rsr
"a ~, p'ty aole on November l5. the first div
pany. "a '''e SOi4-
NEW FIRM MEAIBER-F z walcott
1lCeIllei Nlce-president Of the Knickerbocter
~, -. Col.t+1hS VINO on June became a
I3e-trtl-to OF the banking firm Of William p
80 -,o-.'l = "a d %. No p Broad street will
now take Up his duties with TINS firm NJ
~ HN~-esll ouIes N the trust company will
re assumed by Francis Henderson trust
ISny. -'NS' Ooih-
81 PAUL SELLS MORE BONDs-The
S,Alcaso, Milwaukee & ST Paul Railway
Company has sold 10 the National S,ity
tank and Kuhn. Loeb & Co. S6G0 6SS aei'li
toia4 per cent debPnture gold bOr6s
making total OF s2S 900 now sold ana
S50.05o 00O ''''' 'AsU ISSUE OF
APPLICATION To LIsT.-Appncation
"a Tas qeen made TO the Stock Exchange To
hst the following securities: Chicago Nil
Naukee S Paul, 100000 tweutv-five
ear per cent bonds, due 1894. Texas Cen
tIal Railroad. Sl.224.500 preferred stock ana
= est'Spo common stock from the unlisted
10 me regular department
ASSOCIATED WITH FIRM Harry
1eI MoI Eison, who was al one time secre-
"a! 70 Lyman !. Gage. former Secretary
oi the Treasury. and who for the LAST four
stars mas been private secretary 70 + A
Aanderhp, president OF the National Citv
Bank, has become associated with the
stock Exchange firm Of Swartwout & Ap-
penzellar. No. ~ Pine street
ADMITTED To QUOTATION=The New
, ofk. New Haven 4 Hartford Railroad
Company rights and Pennsylvania Railroad
company rights have been admitted 10
quotation on the Stock Exchange
COTTON OIL DIVIDEND INCREASED
-Ihe directors OF the American Cotton oil
company have declared an annual divi-
uend OF per cent on the common stock
payable December l. A year ago 3 per cent
was declared.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS
stephen G. MarkOe. Charles n. BOyntOn
and Frederic Galatir. jr.. have been elected
members OF the New York Stock Exchange.
NEW ALLIS-CHALMERS DIRECTOR
Stephen 5 Palmer. president OF the New
j. rsey Zinc Company, has been elected a
director of the Allis-Chalmers Company,
succeeding George Bullock.