New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign house,
bought upward Of $1,000 shares in n,
local stock market London had no ordss
on the selling side.
COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS -rnA,
last few weeks the United Metals selr,
Company has disposed Of about q OOOta
pounds Of copper ar prices ranging from
l2@ cents 10 49,. cents a pound ssJr
Of electrolvtic are hciuc made bv certzS.
Of the Independent concerns from 1, ts'..
cent below the price asked bv the IYlY;
Metals selling Company Copper was ss4
Yesterday ON q basis Of l2l, cents ~.
pound Total sales in the clrren, buvrs
movement are estimated ~ 9o00Gal,
pounds The refinery production NJ h.
country ts running ~ the rate 81 consS.
ef3rlI more tn1n l20.000,0n0 pounds
month.
SECURITIES LISTED The following
securities have been added 10 the stock
Exchange list. Tho Cuban american
sugar Company. Sl.59S 400 additional prs
ferred stock and $3.50. 500 common stock.
S2,oO0,0Oo additional first consolidate
mortgage per cent hfty-vear bonds n
| the Chesapeake 4, Ohio Railway Conlpany.
SL3i0,000 additional short Line nrst mort.
gage per cent guaranteed bonds II M
| Central Pacific Railway COMPANY SAL h
/ GOO additional first per cent refrg,dnl
/ mortgage bonds OF the Southern PATTI.
railroad: sl2,5O0.000 : ner cent cunuls
/ tive preferred stock and $l5429 900 frs,
mortgage sinking fund D per ceur bond
/ OF the American Writing Paper Con
| pdny $4,000. 600 capital stock OF the Pub
( lie Service Corporation of New Jersey an
! y2,5O0.00t additional common stock ~ N
Philadelphia Company
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividend,
have been declared as follows: The Nsv
| York. Chicago x So Louis Railroad An.
regular semi-annual . = per cent on he
! first and second preferred. an paysHa
March J; the jefferson and Clearfeidlfof
/ ana Iron COMPANY regular sem-srlrs
. : = per cent on the preferred paysk,l
February 10; the Sen Sen Chiclef' f-3r.
pany regular monthly ! per cent. psytf-
January 81; the Norfolk q Nestern-y4
! uIdr quarterly Ia per cent Oh the yeE,
! mon. payable March r. and the Susgri-
hanna railway. Light x Power Conpa-i
regular semi-annual = per cent onsfs
| preferred, payable March ].
DOLORES MINES AND Ell RAYo.-T.
! stockholders If the Dolores Mines Con-.
/ pany and the Fl Rayo Mines COmpaw
nave received a notice from the secretaH
stating that the directors Of the MnS
/ Company Of America have extended ia
/ time for exchanging the Dolores and y
I iNAN - NildIfH AbA inc new cetlflllec OF w
/ Mines Company OF America 20 March u
| 1911, period Of sixty days
! UNION TRUST SAFE DEPOsrT.-Attp
! annual meeting OF the stockholders Of ~
! Union Trust Safe Deposit Company the To-
/ lowing directors were reelected. WaT
! p. Bliss. Frederic Dep Foster. .AryrSN
/ ". Kelley, T.. Reeve Merritt and Char"
1 following officers were reelected: L. Rsss
: Merritt. president; Augustus W. Keller
/ Vice-presdent, Henry NJ Myrich, seefetal
! and treasurer.
! ANN ARBOR DIRECTORS ELECrEp-
= At meeting Of the stockholders 81 ny
! Ann Arbor Company yesterday the tol9N
/ ing directors We're elected: Joseph hal
/ sey,. tr., II. n. Harrison, W J. Mollman1,, >
! q. Haven, Newman Erb, ". W. Wade,
] and Frederick Herlenstein The Ann MO.
J Company was recently formed 20 take V'
! the Ann Arbor Railroad Company
UTAH COPPER'S DECEMBER oyJ,
| PUT-The Utah Copper Company proexy~
! I,l37,5S5 pounds or copper IN pecsnT.
| This compares with 1i5s,5l5 pounds ~ ~ ~
I vember and 7,5s2.2l9 pounds In ocla ~.
Utah,,s largest production ~, Tor ana any IN n
month last year was Ss52eO pouhds.
/ May, and the lowest since me eonsss
went on an enlarged output basis Ns'
/ 077035 pounds, in September
COLONIAL SAFE DEPOSIT CoMIP'ASsS.,ll
At a meeting OF directors Of the %, s0S ~.
/ Safe Deposit Company the tolloBlhs, ,ss.
J GERS were elected: Oakleigh Thorne' ORE p,r,.
dent. 10 succeed the late John IT, to'cccs~
/ Carleton Bunce. vice-preslGent 10 s.ssV
/ Edmund l.. Judson. resigned, GeV .s,s'ccsss
| Drew. secretary and treasurer, 10 sO''''
Walther II. Bum. resigned.
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED D DR.. *.
Der PRODUCTION-In Decemoes =. u,s mo.
vada Consolidated Copper Company e ~
duced 5.5lO,9S6 pounds of copper >aass,,n5s.
pared with 5.207.353 pounds In NS9s's.sSsj
and 4,9S0.206 pounds IN OCTOBER, us &.
! largest months output last year -, ina
SOC 40 pounds, in July, and It's owes ~.
the property began producing on
| larped outptt basis was in OCTOBER ~