New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-09
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
hought upward OF 1900 shares on balance
for arbitrage account in the local stoch
market.
SECURITIES LISTED. - The following
sacnrities have been added 70 the Stock tx
change list: New England Navigation
Company. 100000 additional Providenee
Securities Company per cent hfty,yssssr
coupon debentures, making total listed e.,
$50 600: 81 ,4Ul,0oo additional refunding ana
extension mortgage ~ per cent p Snio.
RADIO & Southern Railway COMPANY; 90.
GOO 600 additional first mortgage per cent
bonds, making total listed sD.oo0U OF Ine
Kansas City Terminal Railway company
si0 fSO 000 additional collateral trust ! per
cent coupon bonds. making total listed SS,-
go coo OF the American Telephone ana Iele-
graph Company; 10000 additonaI con-
soiidated mortgage 1fty-year : per cent EN-
bonds making total listed so $4,000 OF tne
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad CoIn-
pany: $3.50 900 additional -etundIngs go pe
cent bonds making total listed ss9c1e,VV,o ~, u
the Chicago Rock Island & PACING RallWay
Somnanv: 81. S39. 900 additional general mort
gage a. per cent bonds, making total H B1
"a. 1888 SOf the Chesapeake & ONO ran,
way Company: 100000 addltlonal mrs. aiiu
refunding mortgage o per ct th, TeIawsre &.
Hudson Company
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DlviusiI,o.
have been declared as follows: Inc Suahsr
oats Company, regular au ia sryi, * and
&c fenI ne on cent on the preferred. payable May
al: The Pratt & whitney Company, regu-
lar quarterly ~ per tS cent S Gn tBe Pond
Company, regular quarterly y. per cent On
the preferred, payable March 10.
NEW INVESTMENT SECU RITES
FIRM The firm of Peabody & Co. SPECIAL Special
lists in investment securities W. Nv street
n purposes not alone to furnish intenoins
investors with authoritative statistics re-
garding real estate corporations iSsuin' r,
curities but to find market Tor tnetH., ~
also will deal in inactive securities. Inc
senior member is George Russell PEABODY.
ANTHRACITE SHIPMENTS IN JANG.
ARY.-The shipments of anthracite coaI oI IN
the month Of January ano o ,ao t W ' "ver
| January OF last year. The only year ~
which January shipments exceeded 'nIs
years was 1903, soon after work was re,
+ sumed following the long 1917 strIhe ~, ~
Ianmarv 1907. the tonnage was 596i,9SO. The
| record shipments of anthracite In any one
month amounted 10 $685. 474 tons III MarGn
/ l9OS. This was just before the SIX Ne 1'aa
| "suspension" called by the mine workeI9
| leader i'm that year. The next largest lnontn
was December, 1919, when 6'25l5'o tohs were
shipped. $500
| United STATES sTEEL-The United
States Steel Corporation - now Opel S''I ~,
! about 81 per cent of It's blast furnace ga
! nacity. an increase Of approximately 10 gei
/ cent from the low level reacheu sew . a
weeks ago Within the last week ., ~ ~
/ the corporation has blown IN seVeral lui
naces and re-employed in the neighborhooo
of ten thousand men.
PRESIDENT OF GEORGIA CENTI,K;A 1I.
! C. H. Markham, president OF tne lri..oiie
Central Railroad, has been electeu pr 81
/ dent OF the Ocean Steamship Company aho
the Central Of Georgia Railway
NEW DIRECTOR OF Is, c: T. RAIL- x ~
WAY-At 2 meeting of the directors oil tne
! Kansas civ Terminal Railway Company
held in this city yesterday, Arthur Coppsn
| OF Maitland, Coppell & Co, was electeo
director TO succeed the late Joseph '"
| Rheinhart. 49,
SALE or A STOCK EXCHANGE sEAI
A New York stock Exchange ~, memoer
shin was sold Yesterday for $4,000, whlcI
vas the same price at which seat was
| sold last week.
CREX CARPET.-An advance OF eigh
points in Crex Carpet stock YESTERDAY We
attributed TO the favorable showing mao'
in the annual report of the company pup
lished yesterday.