New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
dealt in upward of 1o,0oo shares IN the Iocai
stock market. buying on balance
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
have been declared follows; The T. L
du Pout de Nemours Powder Company :
per cent on the common, payable December
Ia and IL, per cent on the preferred. pay
able December .. The CelluIoid company
regular quarterly 1z per cent and an extra
per cent payable December Il. The m
ternational Silver Company regular guar
terIy * per cent and an extra OF l
per cent on the preferred, payable JanuaTy
2 The Kansas City. Fort Scott q Memphis
Railroad regular quarterly / per cent on
the preferred. payable January j. The en-
cago and Eastern Illinois Railroad resu-
lar serui-annuaI . per cent the common z
and quarterly IL per cent on the preferred
PAYABLE January g. The Guggenheim tx
ploration Company regular qugEtery lT[ -, Y
per cent, payable January j. The YUKON
Gold Company regular quarterly 10 cents
payabIe December 81. The Goldheld Con
solidated Mines Company regular quarterly
20 cents and % cents extra. payable Ian
uary 81. The Brooklyn Union Gas tonl-
pany regular quarterly IL per cent, pay
able January = The Mergenthaier Linotype
Company regular quarterly PIP per cent
and an extra > per cent. paydDIe Deceul-
Der 81. The Crucible Steel COMPANY regl5-
lar quarterly 1A per cent on the preIeTfSu'
payable December "a
BEECH CREEK COAL AND COX 2
COUPONS J-NPAID-The interest on beeci
Creek Coal and Coke company mrs nTSt ,55 NO.
gage sinking fund per cent goid pohas,
due Yesterday, was not paid, but the DELAY -
believed TO be temporary The coupon cue
June last. was not paid promptly pul
committee composed Of c. l. BoiSSeFalh'
Frederick II. Ecker and D. NJ MlnZeSnel1I-
er, was formed TO protect the boll9noldtI2 ,,
and the June coupon was paid Withh the
Sixty-day limit allowed by the TnortSd5e.
Prior 10 that time the bond interest hao
always been paid promptly
INTERNATIONAL. AGRICULTURAL
CORPORA ATION-White. Weld & co. are
Offering the unsold balance OF 54t00 shares
of : per cent cumulative preferrec stock OF
the International Agricultural Corporation
This concern may be said 10 represent lhe
wholesale end or the fertilizer industry ~
this country through its 0wnersnip 10, OF
phosphate deposits in Florida and Ten
nessee and OF the large Solistedt potash
mines in Germany. Dealing as retalltf VIII
its own local customers, II also suppileS tIle
other fertilizer companies with large guam
titles of the raw material used IN fertlilz-
er manufacture.
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE FORMED
"A committee TO protect the interests OF
the holders of the second mortgage DOndS
of the MiddletoWn. CniOnVllle X wafer
Gap Railroad Company, which became que
mittee is composed or Char.eS l. Ten y
Newman E,rb and Harmon w Hendr1chs-
Wellman Welman are ,,9I GouliSe, ,, n9, us IS
the depository for the committee.
ERIE NOTES EXTENDED.-The Erie
Railroad has extended its %,uVb~V shorI
term notes maturing YESTERDAY IOr OIL, oIls
year and has made satisfactory arrsins{e-
ments for their future disposition al tne
end of that period. 1t Is stated Jhdt the
terms of the extension are more favoraple
to the company than those on which the
notes originally were issued
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED COPPER
COMPANY - The Nevada Consolidated
Conner Company produced 4-sSp.5to pounds
of copper in October. d decrease OF lty,S-1-
pounds from September's 515l.2oS pounds
In August 6.0526T pounds were produced
Neyada'S record month was July, Win dH
output of 6.s96 429 pounds The October
output. therefore. represents falling on
from July Of about 2 per cent
AMERICAN STEEL FOtNDRl ES--AL
the annual meeting of the American steel
Foundries Company T. r Toita ana " -,
Sargent were reelected The vacancies
caused nv the resignation of W W Butler
and +he death of Maurice Bacbmdn were
not filed
FISK & ROBINSON TO RESI- ME BI- 81
NESS-GeOrge H Robinson OF the nrm
of Fisk & Robinson. which suspended on
r,eynharship ON the New York Stock Ex-
change The firm will resume business on
December 8
COPPER MARKET FACTORS--Exports
of copper for the month Of November were
% 0aT tons against o. So tons In the same
time last wear The London fortnighIIy
statistics estimate that the visible supply
of copper in Europe on December mas
decreased $50 tons from NovernpeI 10. pIaC-
ing il at Sc $50 tons, against $3.50 on No
venber Is. and 105,740 tons on December l.
1909
ELECTED vICE-PRESIDENT.-C
H Inhor for a number Of years vice
president of the Chatham National Bank
has been elected vice-pres1dent OF the Mer-
camille National Bank
NEW HOME FOR SAVINGS BANK
The North Side Savings Bank VIII OCCUPY
its new building at No. 1920 Third avenue
early in 1911. A special room for women
has been provided