New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-FOrelgn hOuseS
market NJ was said that selling orders
were sent over for oDO,v Sndresy DuS tHdt
the price limit had been placed 700 hlgn
to make IL possible to execute the larger
part
BANKS GAIN CASH. 20 The reported
movements of currency this week IIhllcate
COO The feature Of the movement this
week was a repetition OF the tarSe lnnOW
of currency from the interior. which more
than OFFSET the heavy WithdraW2ls OF gOld
for export The banks received rom the
interior S1363s 600 and shipped into the in
terror S,399Oo0, including S,Sos,go natlonai
bank notes sent to Washington for redemp-
ton The gain from the interior was
81, ,237. 900. Receipts OF new gold amounted
TO 81. $1,000; namely: on rev hOTk TX Asssog -Sisc9
mint checks $4,000. and on Seattle Assay
Office checks. $1,000. Gold exports during
the week were S.OSO;geo, OF wnlcn S5;Vv;yoo ~
went to London and 50. 10000 TO Brazil. Or
dinary disbursements by the Sub-Treasury
were Ss8,246.000 Payments by the banks 20
the Sub-Treasury Tor customs; In iatesnai 1,c
amounted to S33. .345.0oO. showing loss on
Sub-Treasury operations proper OF S99.Ooo.
new gold was s7,733, COO Deducting the loss
by gold exports and on Sub-Treasury op-
eratiOns proper, the net gam by the OanhS
was 81 GO4O10 The movement Of funds from
the interior toward New York continued
again this week. Receipts were some
S3.otO.OO0 larger than they were last week.
creased the net gain from the interior was
only about 81, 10000 larger. The weeks re-
ceipts Of currency were greater tlan an az az
since the last week In January and appear
to have come from all parts Of the country.
Shipments were principally into the South
GOLD EXPORTS.-Gold coin to the
amount Of sl.5oOOqo was engaged yesterd,%y Ie,,;I
zessin Cecilie next Tuesday. Total en-
gagements On the current movement 70
London, $4,000. .O0o and TO all countries since
1 S26 3sl 600 Foreign exchange was
strong yesterday. with decided t.-mnesS IN
guilders, suggesting the possloillty OF ex-
ports OF the yellow metal TO Holland next
week Owing to high money rates in that
country, exchange in Amsterdam on Lon
don has been declining, and Is now close 70
the level at which gold could be imported
from the British capital. and under prevail
ing conditions in the local market a call on
London for gold for Holland account doubt
less would be followed by direct shipments
from New York TO Amsterdam Last May
100000 was shipped from New YORK 10
Amsterdam and a Ike amount IN June.
yesterday and London 10000
WHEAT EXPORTS DECLINE.-Brad-
streets reports the exports Of grain for
the week. With comparisons e TguTes iTs,,,9 IN
ed, 1,289,272. against 1.S36,26 last week
and 1,5S5,77S in the corresponding week
Compared with I4s.637.9sS in the same pc
riod in 1909. Corn 462,041, contrasted
with 941. 200 last week and 1850. .40S In the
eSpOnd1ng week last year. Tor the rs
cal year 24,773.7 III, compared with 27,629,-
166 in the same period OF last year.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: Anal gamat-
ed Copper Company. regular quarterly %
cents payable May 80; Boston and Mon
tana Copper Mining Company, regularly
quarterly 81 and 81 extra: Trenton Pot
terie5 Company, regular quarterly l per
cent on the preferred. payable April %;
American Gas and Electric Company. reg
ular quarterly ! Y per cent on the pre-
ferred, payable May 1. and Georgia South
ern & Florida, regularly semt-annual 2 y
per cent on the first and second preferred,
payable May TO-
BOSTON & ALBANY-The Boston &
Albany Railroad has petitiOned the Massa-
chusetts Railway Commission for approval
of S2,000.0O0 twenty-five year 4 per cent
bonds, the proceeds from the sale Of which
to be used to reimburse the New York
Central for additions and Improvements
for Boston & Albany account
CHANGE OF ADDRESS.-Warren W.
Erwin & Co. members Of the Consolidated
Stock Exchange OF New YqGl<. have moved
their offices from No. "a Broad street 70
No. 26 Beaver street. where they occupy
an entire floor
COPPER EXPORTS-Exports Of copper
for the week ended April q were 2,744
TONS making from April 1 1894 tons,
against 22.311 tons IN the same time last