New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-26
TOPICS OF THE srup,,

tORElIN TRADING -Foratru -
ON balance In the local MAJ. oousA
IIohu"h market trading was activs a- Aee In IL
movement of prices American .,o. un Al sreguh.
oseu ABOVE the lowest Money ar - % "a tna cur
Ia. was IN better demand and tbs 1r,ush CAP
ranks showed a disposition m caI1 ie Joint uoeb
counts were firm and sIightlv 49, cans, while ~
WIN the quotation of the pracsdia IS Compare
change on London advanced day- Paris -
fENNSYLVANIA's TIES To 1--WE
rossttIs ~ ~ OF us policy to prolonz oSG0
the consumption Of timber ~ merely nuim.~
ciOroee' az Wen as by growing t-ssas tAs WITH
Imposes the pennsylvania RaiIross Tor cross n
pIst rsss,er contract for the erection ~ hs
-, PreSsure wood preserving plant =, - Of con.
fler. Greenwich Point PbiissaI.s.ae Point Houa
70 me piant 10 be constructed M. - m addto,
a. NOUN, Union, Penn. and a small y has aas
pIsns a, greenwich Point. both OF wn,cs petinsnta
cessIui operation. 10 is estimated ,s ars in suc
ment VIII Increase the life OF cros -, proper treat
tnrse Ioid- Applied 10 all of tbs - .lorn rvo n
NnIcn american railroads use annr.| ""S TEE
t,,,bsr reouce the drain on the rapidly "cuH
'uhoer resources The Pennsylvania psr INCREASING
uses from 3,500OO0 TO 4OOo0OO t1as saroad aons
"e"dis ana new work The averay. t ,ar Tor ~
red oak and chestnut ties under no Of thsss
w main running tracks is from threa - eond'tons
III Is estimated that preservative y.asa
crease the life of red oak and o+bs- . vii m.
70 at least fifteen years ueataois Ne,
COPPER PRICES-WhfIa sars-. -e
business In copper. the movement n, ths good
Ln marrow range with no important ch .sssees
prices Eleetrolytic is firm at 1871 CENT. ransss
or the United Metals Selling Connany me rrics
or odd lots making some concess,ony IN sellers
quoted az 1872 cents but there is sor,s -, -sks -
lbs Inc upward turn OF prices which conn. asa AZ
expect as the result OF improved busins..v' men
tons and increased demand for tia ISIS Cont
oeneved 70 be not far distant Thar. a. nov
volume OF metal going into consumnt,o. good
anu els. WIN no further increase Of nnarnit.s.
conjunction with even slight decr.s.. S - n
here would place the copper market in-s + :, .'oco
position. sy nm
STEEL ORDERS-The Pennsylvania SAL,
pany has received an order for 5000 fo1s =,
for structural bridge work from the We, .e
Nestcnester q Boston Railroad Company. ssrss,
controlled by the New York. New Haven IN >
ford This order will amount in TIRE ,e Gar
close 20 Sl50o.0ao. This company has sI.s
an order from the New York Central p, 49,, "a
frogs and switches. amounting to sevaral sa
thousand dollars An order for COO tors =, 80.
ural steel for the 22d Regiment Armorv $500
been received. az"
DIVIDENDS Declared Dividends bar.s.-
declared as follows: United States Leather c,1,'
pany regular quarterly IL per cen. on The WV.
ferred payable on October I: Central Iaa,bsr -
pany regular quarterly Ia per cent on tbs n-.
ferred. payable on October 1: Childs COMPANY 20
ular quarterly lss per cent on the preferred and
per cent on the common. payable Septsmb.- IA
and the American Locomotive Company, r.,rr.
quarterly Ia per cent on the preferred paysb1s on
October y.
STEEL FOUNDRIES EXPANDING Ngr-rr,i,
semi-ofhctaliy stated that the American srssI
Foundrtes Company for its fiscal year ended Trry
81 showed an improvement in net earnings N anon,
10 per cent. compared with the preceding year
Mills are running % per cent OF full capacity
FOR EXTRA STOCK EXCHANGE HOLIDAY
Members OF the Stock Exchange have p4titorAf
the governors to close the exchange on Saturday
September 4. preceding Labor Dav 49,
JOIN CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE-wiIsu.
III. Baldwin. q. T.. Moses and Isidor Hau,t nav.
been elected members OF the Consolidated Stock
Exchange.