New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
bought upward of 1900 shares on o0i
ance in the local stock market
BANKS LOSE CASH.-Reported move
ments of currency this week indicate
loss in cash held by the banks OF SSlIuo.
due to the heavy movement OF eoiu iilo
Sub-Treasury The banks received from
the interior 81, ssl 900 and shipped into the
interior 81. los. 900. including N,SUm" goid
coin withdrawn for Canada. 1850. 600 trans
ferred through the Sub-Treasury to san
Francisco and $2.452o00. national bank
notes sent to Washington for redemption
ceipts OF new gold were 81. 53l 600: namely.
on New York Assay Office checks = .3l9,-
900. on San Francisco mint checks xs9:U o..
and on Seattle Assay once cnecks tso.cU.
ury were 81. 692. oo0. Payments by the
banks to the Sub-Treasury for customs.
f fnd etc rev amounted pt to $500 Show
ing loss on Sub-TrcaSury operations
proper OF s6,s31,ooo The total loss to the
interior and on Smb-TreasuIy opera tlo o,T
by new gold the net loss to the banks
these counts was $S,6l7o0o-
NOVEMBER CLEARINGS.-while the
volume of bank clearings in the month OF
November was again smaller than I'm the
corresponding month last year. some I'M
provement Is shown over the precs4lns
month, inasmueh as the percentage OF io 81
cities report gains. Total bank clearing
for November at all cities in the United
States, according to statistics compiled by
r.. G. Dun & Co, which include lis leading
centres. aggregated 13.515. 933. 4l9. a decrease
of 81 per cent compared with the same
I pared with is5s. Although there continues
to be some loss at few OF the important
cities outside New York, the decrease III
the total is practically due to the compare.
lively small volume OF exchanges DIT uiae
point.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
Rradstreet's reports the exports OF gram
bushels. as follows: Wheat. flour included:
1855, 1893, against 4.014610 last week ana
1852 S46 in the corresponding week OF lSS'
ss1 at this time year ago. Corn, 2so. sss
compared with sol .s13 last week and SSs: -
In this week in 1909: fiscal year ;oc s'A2'o'z'
BONDS DECLARED DUE-.-The principal
of the general lien and divisional Hrst
mortgage per cent bonds OF the DetroIl,
Toledo &, Ironton Railway Company mas
been declared due by the New York Trust
Company as trustee under the mortgage
securing the bonds.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS
Richard Conried, Loomis l.. White ana
William R. Cotton have been elected mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange
DIVIDENDS Dividends
City Rapid Transit Company. regular quar-
terry 1s4 per cent on the preferred and reg
ular quarterly IL per cent on the common.
and the Boston & Maine Railroad. regular
quarterly H. per cent on the common, pay
able January l.
NEW CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
MEMBERS-Frank V. Craw, of Stamford,
Conn: ". H. Hotties. OF New York, and
Frederick II. Alleman- of Hoboken, have
been elected members of the Consolidated
Stock Exchange
ANN -ARBOR EARNINGS-.The state
road for October shows gross of s2o4.o59.
net Of 81, 692 and surplus after interest
and taxes equivalent to 1 per cent on the
preferred stock Of the company.
WABASH-PITTSBURG TERMINAL. -
Albert H. Wiggin. vice-president of the
Chase National Bank, has been elected a
member of the second mortgage bond hold
ers' committee of the Wabash-Pittsburg
Terminal Railway Company.
MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS. = The
local Sub-Treasury transferred 100000 to
New Orleans yesterday for the account Of
local banks