New-York tribune., 1910-01-28
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Arbitrage houses
boueht stocks on balance in the local mar
ket TO the extent of 1900 shares. It was
reported that London was heavy seller
for It's own account and for the Conti-
nent, but the rumor did not agree with the
observations Of the arbitrage dealers.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
The annual report of the American Dis
trict Telegraph Company shows a sub
from the depression of the preceding year.
and a gratifying increase in revenue. not
withstanding that the amount expended on
construction account was 1881 more than
in 1905 There were 321, ,795 more kilograms
delivered and 1sS Al more collected than in
1905. At the close of the year 35.S75 boxes
aticns for dividend amounted to S76,SS3.
Net earnings available for dividends We're
nual meeting of the company Union n.
Bethel was elected a director to fill a
vacancy. Other directors were reelected
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
Company regular quarterly 1s4 per cent on
the preferred. payable February. l: Four
teenth Street Bank, regular semi-annual
per cent. payable February l. Casein Com
pany OF America, regular quarterly per
cent on the preferred, payable February 10;
terly Is. per cent on the preferred. payable
February %; United Bank Note Company,
regular quarterly per cent on the COM
mon, payable February 10, and National
Lead Company, regular quarterly ia per
cent on the preferred. payable March is.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-The
Great Northern Railway Company has sold
in London e 100000 st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba sterling per cent bonds. 1t is
officially stated that the entire amount
has been resold by the London bankers
TO investors The proceeds are to be used
for the purposes of the company, chiefly, It
now in progress and to be undertaken:
These bonds are part OF an issue OF
faG0.o0o are now in the hands of foreign
investors.
NATIONAL STARCH BONDS. About
go per cent of the per cent oenenturs
the per cent bonds OF, the Na6ioHaa tsa
Starch Manufacturing Company IN the
hands Of the public. haDe so far peeh tba dea
bondholders' protective agreement In OF
der 10 allow the small minority OF these
bonds still ontgtandag has 10 esReSa eatended the
time within which they may do so 10 + cd
ruary q.
REGULAR ST. PAIL plV1Dhn1G;M If3Ii1s,,Gae
e ST. Paul have declared the regular SEM
annual dividends Of 31s per cent on 9n.rad .IiG
common and II per cent on the prelerreu. Gu
CONSOLIDATED GAS-The directors
IF t3e Consolidated Gas Company at thelr
meeting yesterday declared Ine TTIs. Tss ulSl nf
quarterly dividend of per eentf ~ +ba Inc eom- g
fcers and executive comnlttee VI 'li0 e0-'
pany were reelected.
GARY IN ERIE EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTEE-At the regular nlontn!yS ~ il1SrI &c
ing of the board OF 91ISSoeedaV 91ISoC erIudge
Rsilroad Company; Wednesaag, ,,er er-o of is
executive committee
MoRTGAGE-BoND CoMPAN,FL.Ato "a a
meeting Of the dirsctSTs %sw Of Ydrk thf fbe foi
BoIio Coeipe CogiPers were elected: George. a
Rurd pTesident RiShard rSosaelhai NJ h@fd' Wee Wee
pIes!!95ent: T,,ifan D Fairchild, vice-presl-
ggenf. Gmrdon NJ. Maynard, secretary: ana
j. H Weston, assistant treasurer. o.,,
GOLD FOR pa odd saiS RSyal coin Sa9e 1e
of Canada shipped S0'o'V0'
Montreal yesterday cv-
ELECTED TO. STOCK EXCHinISinGE'TT I5iISis q r
lanes c. Auchincloss ana Nd, WI MItiiat' az the
starr have been seIebanee edeG.eo