New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign house
were not factors In the local stock marke
dealing in less than 1000 shares.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
were not factors In the local stock market.
dealing IN less than 1.Oco shares
WEEKS CURRENCY MOVEMENT. -
Tho reported movements of currency this
week Indicate that the banks have come
out about even They made nominal
gain on interior transactions and small
loss through the Sub-Treasury. The banks
received from the interior S.025.00o and
81 .s26.o 900 national bank notes sent to Wash
ington for redemption The gain from the
interior was. therefore, 100000 Recsipts
York Assay office checks. 10000; on san
Francisco Mint checks. As9.000; on Seattle
Assay Office checks, s547.OC Ordinary dis
647, 900. Payments by the banks TO the Sub
Treasury for customs, internal revenue. 5
per cent redemption fund. etc. amounted
TO s2s.456.0oo showing a loss on sub-Trsas-
total gain from the interior and by new
gold was S1,s390oO. Deducting therefrom
the net result was a gain Of 10000 TO the
banks
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends 3
have been declared as follows: Tho United
on the preferred. pavable November 90.
The Associated Merchants Company. regu-
lar quarterly IA per cent and extra one
nensmber hasl M i. The Vandalia railroad Com
pany. regular quarterly ~ per cent. pay
sbIe November 25. The Greene Railroad.
regular semi-annual n per cent. payable y,op1'
nany, regular quarterly III per cent on the
common. payable January Is. The Quaker
Oats Oats on G9mhp tRe preferred payable FEBRUARY
l2s and 2 per cent and one-haf OF per cent
extra on the common, payable January ~.
The Homeestake Mining Company, Tsguiaar
The General Electric Company, resuiai
quarterly per cent. payable January "A
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEhiin IN
FOR the week. with comparisons. figures "a
bushels. as follows: Wheat. flour mcIuuTu'
q 0SO 123 against 3S77, ,367 last week ana .,
5 "a In this week last year s,o nssai 1sS n the
corresponding period OF 1909. Corn, 100 -
compared with 3d. .922 last week and - sssi' 20.
in this week in 1909: fiscal year, I,OSo,O7'
against s.94. .los in this period a year ago.
ERIE PLACES RAIL ORDER-The no EIIo
Railroad has placed orders for steel ram ?
aggregrating $4,000 tons. announSeu
been distri buted among several steel eoni1
panies. This will take care OF the o. ard 90
Tor the coming year, although srnaIi @ cruel ea.
viii be placed susssauently 70 t6,s s tine. The
Eric Is one of the first roads to come inot nv
the market with large order. II 10 "O'
asking for any bids on equipment
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANIES red-
artck A. Bishop has been elected presldene
Of the Iron Steamboat Company 10 SUI
ceed the late A. /. Harrison, and Il. Ehe.e ~
HOdgSktn has Deen eIeCteu Soc-S[,r-od
succeed William H Woolverton, resi9heu-
EXPORTS OF COPPER--Exports % o.
copper for the week ended Novemner ~
were 4.s7O tons, making from NovenOeero oot
a total of 1874 tons. compared with sVo4
tons In the same time last year
JOIN CONSOLIDATED EXCHAICSeIE,a CI.-.-a
III. B. Hodgetts, Joseph Stone and George 91,g.
II. Rollisson. Of this city, and d. Z. Eli
son, of EngIewoOd. y. j., have peen ei5SI- e.
ed members OF the Consolidated STOCK EA-
change.
NEW TRIJST COMPANY DIRECTOR
LYNN H. Dinkins, president of the inter
state Trust and Banking Company OF New
Orleans, has been elected a director OF e tns
Mutual Alliance Trust Company OF Ne"
York.
NEW YORK CENTRAL CAR ORDERo,mo -,
The New York Central has ordered l''o
cars for fast freight service