New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - FOREIGN noLia
were not active in the local stock ND. e
dealing In less than five thousand s"ai
BANKS LOSE MONEY. - The IePsY3I cs,e
a loss in cash held by the banks oI o.
0a0 The noteworthy feature OF tht n.y.
meht was that the banks sustaingso mis-
initial loss on balance TO the interior 'T IL
season The banks received from , ~
terror s86s7. O00 and shipped into the ih'S 49,!
49, $4,000, including $4,000 GOLD com IL Sub
ada $50 600 transferred through tlG 90 ~
Treasury to New Orleans. and Sl.8-e'VyV &c
tionai banknotes sent to Washington To-
REDEMPTION The loss to the inter los
$50. OG0 Receipts OF new gold were F S,es@a
CSG namely. on New York Assay Oinco
checks 10000. of which ss1.Og rep md
sented imported gold from LONDON ; fs,.o
5000 from Mexico: on san Franc ,!se,
Mint checks S1.032,600, and on seattle t-c,
Office checks $500. Ordinary az ass o.
r1ents bv tho Sub-TFees ury were SZfsoo'oVP
Payments by the banks to the SUD 4 edS
urv for customs, internal revenue. PEI
cent redemption fund, etc aIpo, rress,1rV
SIS IA 0O0 showing loss on SUD- t,e.;1
0neratfons proper Of SAIL 900 The totat
loss To the interior and on Sub-Treas,uIry
operations proper was a613eo D tsoId ne
the gains by new and imported goiu INC
net loss BIZ the banks was $lioS.V"-
GOLD FROM ALASKA--New York IS
receiving very little, # any OF the n a.,
dian Alaskan gold which seyerai y eaIS s7o
was shipped to Seattle or San Francesca
and thence forwarded 10 this clty oS AS
say Office checks on the SUP l! leslse'- IN
that district is to send their metal 10 the
branch mint established by the c;tn3 e az
government at Vancouver Inc oJJeoa ~
Starting a mint there was 20 keep lne so1t
In Canada Thereby. also. the chdIAtS u
transferring it through TINS co t ,,ssrsda
avoided, AS money gets HrIneL IN 81 ,Ee
wear no difficulty is encountered IN dIS IL.
ing the gold through the Vancouver vi"
as the metal naturally flows where II i
wur.T AND CORN EXPORTS
wheat, Including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada Tor the We i
oranh TO BradstreetS. aggregate 4s1S3-
s14 bushels. against 1.491,54 bushels Iast
week and 214,543 bushels this week I&st
year For the eight weeks endeu Aeu-l9311st
p exports are 10.341.3S5 bushels, asalhsC
a. 02S. 215 bushels in the Corresponds
period last year corn eN N,P. q q =d3 hush
eIs last week and S. G8 bushels in 1873 foi
the eight weeks ended August = corr - o.
ports are 2.096 .0J2 bushels, against 'of'f'-
bushels last year
DIVIDENDS Declared - DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows Inc Iuuio
berland-EIy Company, regular qua 81 80, -
cents, payable September ~ L ian C0,pyt
Company. regular - cents, paEaDle SEP
Der 90: Nevada Consolidated, regular quaL
terlv 81 cents, payable september 81
South SIDE Elevated Company, OF CiHcaeY'
regular quarterly IL per cent payable sep
tember 80; Safety Car Heating ana LlsH.-
ing Company. regular quarterly per -, o5-i,.'
n /.
fartTIriue, Company. regular quarterly -
per cent on the preferred, payable Se9ttIlt
her Is. Sen Sen Chlclet COMPANY L ~
cent payable August 81. and GoIdlleH Or
solidated Mines Company. regular quar- terry
81 cents and 20 cents extra
STREET RAILWAYS STATISTICS FOX
1eIa-'-The Electric Railway COMPANY Jout,
nal reports that the number OF nllieS ot
track of 1.253 street railways IN Is-9 snow ~
an increase from ~ 2f1 in 1905 To ~, iso OF ,
no. cent The number Of cars in operation
by the same companies showed an INCREASE
OF 81 per cent II also shows that tne
amount of funded debt OutSIaudulS % ~
street railways mentioned in 1893 was VII
35s 10 or 80 per cent greater than in the
preceding year.
TEXAS COMPANY NOTES SOllb--
Local bankers have bought from the IeNdS
Company an issue of S3,0oot-" nrSt mo. :,
of these notes have already been disposed
OF bv the bankers The Texas COMPANY.
which was founded and financed by John
W Gates. increased its capital stock laSt
nsvr stock 80 600 600 was sold. $1,000 600 was
distributed as a 80 per cent stock dividend
and the balance was kept in the treasury
MOVEMENT OF 'MONEY.-The Sub
Treasury transferred *l5o.vo TO New vi III
leans yesterday for the account OF locaI
hanks making a total on the current nloFr-
nent TO that centre of SS2JVp- ne IocdI
agency of the Bank of Montreal shipped
$50 600 gold coin to Canada III ADDITION 70
the $JdOt10 taken THURSDAY
ST PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS & MANI
TORA BONDS-The Great Northern Kali
way has sold to local bankers an issue %
81 ql6 60 ST. Paul. Minneapolis x MANITOBA
i ner cent bonds maturing in ~. Whlch
the bankers are offering privately at ABOUT
ADOPTS CUSTODIAN RI L-k--Ihe INT
cago Board of Trade has adopted the Gus
todjan rule, which preserves the zen oi 'iie
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