New-York tribune., 1909-03-13
T0PICS OF THE STREET

R-Al y
FOhL<.-- -Lsres IN the local market. selling on
ony N London the general market was IN
bslhnce- --,ees being checked by political IN
h-tsnty. mainly concerning 'iie = a g;
b1os0 se-1snd and per cent was PAID Tor can
ga9o --re Bank Of England did a large busl-
4os- !, naper maturing in ApFll, Inc 1oItH1siL-s
ness -. - R-as concluded without excitement
EefLe-as m change Of importance on the Con
Ins-s+ ,oursss or in Continental money rates.
t1n..e-KS LOSE CASH-The reported movements
bH-a--1, -afs week indicate Z loss IN cash held
O. e. g. ts1ls of S4.z61,0GO. which was caused by
h -~nor-s The banks received from the IN
Go.- ts go 600 and sent TO the interior $7'44I'-
fsflOI r,5i7 sz 6S6. 600 national bank notes sent
ee7. ee7.--l1L9-r+C7 for redemption. The gain from
70 ""-+e-ior was sl429.Oo0- Receipts OF new golo
" e. 52s 600. namely: On New 4ork assay
EeTe eLa.,-s s11e5 600: on San Francisco mint
onO9 eo-q nOn and on Seattle assay ofrce checks,
casIScn 6cn Cold exports amounted 10 S6,o2O0Oo OF
ses'UL e. 400 600 was for shipment 70 London and
200 Goa for Argentina Ordinary disbursements
kzoUo,' - treasury were s2l.765.O0O Payments
~ nn .Ls hanks 10 the Sub-Treasury for customs
E.,--sl E revenue. per cent redemption fund. etc
=. eos 4 q7 600 The loss on Sub-TTeasurY opeT-
w. W. --o-er was s1.k06 600. The total gain
-, +be interior and by new gold was S2.965.oo0
rls-,-ing this from the total loss on Sub-Treas-
- one-atioas proper and by gold exports
suonntinog N 1li 10
''1y-7nrN-DS Observation-Disclosures have been
,.-,.-ed as follows: Utah Consolidated Mining
cc-~,o-z regular monthly so cents. payable April
- 1--i+e5 traction and Electric Company. regu-
-, quarterly L per cent payable April l: Mime
Ills St Paul & Sault Ste Marie. regular semi
80 a. per cent on the preferred and per
=. o- rhe common; Atlantic Coast Line, regular
ssni-s1nual 2iz Per cent on the preferred; Metro
-oII+an Trust Company, regular quarterly per
- navahle March 81; Otis Elevator Company
r11e- rer cent On the common for the year
en6 tne regular quarterly ~ per cent on the pre-
.errs6-
Grain EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-Brad-
.ras-'s reports exports Of grain for the week
,5,h csor71arisons, figures in bushels. as follows
-Lsar Nc1r Included 22s9. .S47, against 2,679.977
last week and 2395.e02 last year, for the fiscal
- n cate aga compared with 161.4eo.067
j.<r -ea- Corn. s38.s48. conJrasted with 7so.55o
i.sr week and 14s5.=99 last year. for the fiscal
-sa- p date 21763350 against 4o579,Se5 last year
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT DIRECTORS
-o MEET EERE--A meeting Of the directors Of
=. Twin City Rapid Transit Company has been
1eBed 70 be held in this city March 19- At that
-..i,e II * expected that c G Goodrich. vice
-resjdent and general manager Of the company
v5u be elected 70 succeed the late Thomas Lowry
as president
pR0TFCTTvF- COMMITTEE FORMED.-The
Atlantic and Birmingham Construction Company
,,s +he Atlanta. birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
c.-1,snv having failed Il meet maturing obliga-
tsans protective committee, consisting Of GeorSc
: clark : L SChoonmaker. 9. Louis RolsSeVa IN
sp5 Russell c Fessenden, has been formed to look
ser the interests Of the collateral trust note hold
e-s Eoie-s requested to deposit their notes.
,,nder s~ agreement formed. with the Trust Com
-srv Of America, No. s. Wall street. New YORK
er With the American Trust Company. No 53 State
s-reer. Boston The same committee has consented
n act for the holders of the Atlanta, Birmingham
& Atlantic Railroad first mortgage per cent bonds
Holders nay deposits their bonds at the repositories
named A large number Of the holders OF he col
ls-s-sl notes already have sign1ed their intention
~ awaiting themselves Of this opportunity for NUT
uai protection -
KEW AMSTERDAM BANK LIQUIDATION
e.aolbo15ars al the New Amsterdam National Bank
bs-a a7acreS 7 W. MCKinnon as agent 70 Whom
.ba assets can be turned in the interests OF
-. sto~kholders Fv the receivers. A supervising
committee nas been chosen. consisting OF g "
v-i5e- II II O'Brien. C. Il Brundase. J F Car
rell and 2 h StuEis-
COPPER PRICES LOWER-The local Metal
+rc7srea quotes copper Of &c IN the asked price
for al grades The market for copper is dull. win
The tendency Of prices apparently In the direction
of = lower level Domestic consumers are out of
7be market and hold stUbbornly 70 the opinion
that quotations for thu metal will have 70 Tecede
- order 70 induce buying Actual sales were naGe
Yesterday as low es l2lzc pound Exports Of cop
rer for the week ended March Il we're 4,zlO tons
and since March J. 7119 tons. against $50 tons IN
the sane time iast year
SALES OF AIETALS-The Guggenheirn inter
ests resort heavy sales Of metals in the last two
statements have come from Washington that there
would be no change in the lead schedule n the new
tariff bill
MORE COLD FOR LONDON.-The National
City Bank las increased its shipment Of gold eagles
h to-davs steamer direct for London from $1,000
900 70 50 G01. 600
MAINE CENTRAL SELLS S2.00ooo0 NOTES
4 disuatch from Boston says that Bond & Good
win Of that city. have bought S20o0,oo0 per cent
fve-yesr notes fIom the Maine Central Railroad
Company.