New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses mouse,
were not active in the local stock flafAe''
dealing in less than 1900 shares
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. . Diyide1n aos
have been declared as follows: Inc IH .au1y
Cigar Manufacturers Company, quarterE
per cent on the common, payable Augus
l. ]. c. White g. Co. regular quar'eiy -, ~
per cent on the preferred, payaoIe Aueuo'
The Brooklyn City Railroad COMPANY,
regular quarterly 2 per cent, payable JuS
* The Boston & Maine Railroad Com
pany, regular quarterly ] per cent On w
common stock and semi annual per GEM
ON the preferred. both payable SeptenDel
The United States Rubber COMPANY,
regular quarterly per cent OH the nrst
preferred stock and Ia per cent on 'he SET
ond preferred, both payable July 81
BANKS LOSE CASH: - The reported
movements of currency this week indicate
a loss in cash held by the banks OF III IRE
neighborhood OF 100000. This was due,
I'm the first place, 10 the heavy payments
and to the noteworthy fact that the ihWarI
flow of currency from the interior hdu
shrunk to small proportions, resulting VI
q small loss on balance 70 the INTERIOR
The banks received from the interior "
SIS, 900 and shipped to the interior $40, l55'go,
Including 10000 transferred through me
Sub-Treasury TO San Francisco ana 60
$1,000 national bank notes sent 10 al 1I
terror was $500 Receipts or ne" sold
amounted to slsjsGoo-namey, on New
York Assay Office checks, sl,i33,GOO' on san
Francisco Mint checks 500 ana on oeasiIe
Assay Office checks. $4,000. Ordinary as
bursements by the Sub-Treasury were sIZ'-
1926 600 Payments by the banks 70 the SUD
Treasury for Panama bonds, customs. IN
ternal revenue, per cent redemption tund,
etc. amounted to s4S59S0o0, showing loss
on SubTreasury operations proper Oh sol,
2,2,000 The total loss TO the interior ana on
Sub-Treasury operations proper was MI
757. 900 Deducting therefrom the gain by
na1, COLD the net loss by the banks was
500 $4,000
AMERICAN THREAD REPORT.-The
American Thread Company reports tor ne
year ended March 81 ba lance avaiIaole TOT
dividends Of sS64,5l9. e decrease OF S55l, iol
from the preceding year. Surplus after
common and preferred dividends was s.9'-
e95, compared with s3+l446 in 1910. Inc
balance after interest charges. depreciation
and reserve fund was equal 10 ll5 per cent
on the common. against 2l3 per cent IN the
year before.
JUNE ANTHRACITE OUTPUT. - The
production Of anthracite in June was the
2l5,357 tons. as against 5,39sl23 tons IN the
same month last year an increase OF 81
234 tons For The calendar year 10 date
The production is s., 309,5s3 tons, as against
tons The largest shipments in June were
made BY the Lehigh Valley which ran
nearly 1900 tons ahead Of the Reading.
All companies except the Delaware and
Hudson increased their tonnage.
NEW COTTON EXCHANGE MEM:
RERS.-The following have been elected
members Of the New York Cotton Elk
change: Augustus Otis, Of Colorado
SPRINGS: william 4. Tilt. Of New York.
and Madison Poster. of Memphis.
GRANBY'S OUTPUT.-The CRANKY Con-
solidated Mining, Smelling and Power
Company in MAY produced 1,23s.32s pounds
of copper, 24065 ounces Of silver and 1892
ounces Of gold.
EXPORTS OF COPPER - Exports of
copper FOR the week ended July were
S.21I tons