New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-The local stock
market practically was without orders on
either side of the account from foreign
houses.
BANKS LOSE CASH.-The reported
movements of currency this, week indicate
a loss in cash held by the banks of $751;
600. More than half of this was to the in
terror. The banks received from the in
terror s5,6740oe and shipped into the in
terror s10sSi.0oe, including s., ,S36. 900 national
bank notes sent to Washington for re-
the Sub-Treasury to New Orleans The
loss TO the interior was si,S07.000. Receipts
York Assay Office checks. s1l,lss,0o0. of
which $4,000 represented gold imported
from Mexico; on San Francisco Mint
checks. So. 900. Ordinary disbursements to
the Sub-Treasury were SO, 1000. Pay
nents by the banks to the Sub-Treasury
redemption fund, ETC., amounted to s26,95o,
COO, showing a loss on Sub-Treasury op-
eratons proper of S4,S44,ot0 The total loss
10 the interior and on a 8, spsgTreasgry soa op-
the gain by new gold, the net loss by the
banks was S7,371,el0.
DIVIDENDS Observation-Disclosures
have been declared as follows: The United
ular quarterly per cent, payable Septem-
Der so; the American Chicle Company, reg
ular monthly L per cent on the common,
payable October 20, and regular quarterly
112 per cent on the preferred. payable Oc-
tober 1; the Mortgage Bond Company,
quarterly IL per cent, payable October /;
way, per cent out of profits and a special
per cent from accumulated surplus; To-
nopah Mining Company. regular quarterly
. per cent and an extra 10 per cent. pay
able October q. and the Alliance Realty
Company. regular quarterly per cent,
payable October 10.
failures this week in the United States. as
reported by r. @. Dun & Co, are 233,
against 2a last week, POS the preceding
week and 1S3 the corresponding week last
year. Failures in Canada number Is.
against % last week. % the preceding week
and g last year. OF failures this week in
South. 63 West and 81 in the Pacific States
and "a report liabilities of 5000 or more
against 81 last week Liabilities of COM
merciai failures thus far reported for Sep
the same period last year.
RAILROAD.--A circular giving a con-
densed analysis of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road system, together with a chart show
ing the fluctuations in Pennsylvania Rail.
road stock from November, 1907, to Au-
Howell, No. "a New street The circular
IS presented incident TO the opening of the
pennsylvania Railroad terminal in Man
haitian, and a considerable part of IL is de-
voted to the history of the development OF
this terminal and to an analysis of the in
creased tonnage and revenue improvement
Walcn IS expected TO result from IL.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK -
Bradstreet's reports the exports of grain
for the week, with comparisons, figures IN
bushels, as follows: Wheat. flour included
1,5S3.66S. against 2,174053 last week and o.
9736oI in this week last year: from July L
17.53iS62. contraSted with 2J.093,0 ,023 in the
corresponding period of 1909. Corn, 299, ,366
compared with 174,039 last week and 81, AIS
in the corresponding week a year ago; from
July |. S,e62262, against 1,2335.S61 in the same
period In 1909.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIRECTOR
At. the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey yes
terday Henry Graves, tr., was elected
director to succeed the late H. NICK Twon-
bly,. and Z. It. Stotesbury was elected a
director to take the place of the late Jo-
seph 5. Harris. Otherwise there were nc
changes in the directorate.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRCST.-Frank J. Parsons. heretofore sec
retary. has been elected vice-president OF
the United States Mortgage and Trust
Company, and Alexander Phillips, sub
manager of the London branch of the So
ciete de Credit Industriel eft Commercial
Of Paris, has been elected secretary.
COPPER EXPORTS-Exports of copper
for the week ended September % were
S051 tons, making from September q, ,S47
tons, against 12.5E tons in the same time
last year