New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
did little business In this market. Total
sales were about 1900 shares, slightly eX-
ceeding purchases.
BANKS GAIN CASH. - The reported
movements Of currency this week indicate
gain in cash held by the banks Of
So. 72l 900. the receipts from the interior be-
ing 80 much larger than the payments into
the Sub-Treasury. The banks received
from the interior So 900 and shipped into
the interior sS,207OOO. including $4,000
national bank notes sent 10 Washington
for redemption. The gain from the interior
was sS.254,000. Receipts Of new gold were
sl.754 900. on New York Assay 0iIIce
checks, $4,000. and on Seattle Assay
Office checks. 1000. Ordinary disburse-
ments by the SubTreasury were slSI%,OV
Payments by the banks TO the Sub Treas
ury for customs, Panama canal bonds, IN
ternal revenue, per cent redemption fund,
etc, amounted TO S26,O26000, showing loss
on Sub-Treasury operations proper OF
50, 2s7 900 The total gain from the interior
and by new gold was slOOOs,OO0 Deducting
therefrom the loss on Sub-Treasury opera
lions proper. the net gain by the banks
was S,I2l 600.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends
have been declared as follows: New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
September 80; Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany, regular quarterly ~ per cent. pay
able July 81; National Enameling and
Stamping Company, regular annual per
cent on the preferred stock, payable In
four quarterly instruments, beginning
October J. Atlantic Terra Gotta Company.
regular quarterly l per cent on the pre-
ferred, payable August !, Trenton Pot
cent on the preferred stock and a dividend
OF per cent on the cumulative preferred.
both payable July %, New York. Chicago
e. St Louis Railroad Company. regular
ciay, oi-o Oh each the first
and second preferred. both payable Sep
TENDER /; Madison Safe Deposit Company,
III per cent on the capital stock payable
August Is.
ADMITTED TO THE LIsT.-Chino Cop
per Company subscription receipts for
first mortgage 6 per cent convertible bonds,
FIRST instalment paid and full paid, have
been admitted 10 the Stock Exchange list
CALUMET AND HECLA-For the year
ended April 30. 1911, the Calumet and Hecla
Mining Company reports surplus OF
5000, 55S, an increase OF s6i,O2S as compared
with the preceding year.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK
Bradstreet's reports the exports of grain
for the week with comparisons, figures IN
bushels. as follows: Wheat, flour included,
1876. 505, against 1.S01,S03 last week and
1,047,2i7 last year; total since July !, 462i,-
S63. against 3SOl 270 for the same period
last year; corn. 1881, against S9S.391 last
week and POSI- last year. total since July
J.
period last year.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.-The semi-annual statement Of the
Continental Insurance Company shows AS
sets OF more than S25.0Oo,0oo. the largest in
the company's history. OF this amount.
$50 4q5. 900 is in stocks and bonds. 81 100000
I'm real estate and s1.s0000 in cash The
net surplus is slS4s7,000.
EVANSVILLE e. TERRE HAUTE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Evansville
Dali i
Evansville Belt Railway Company at
special meeting AT Evansville. Indiana,
voted to merge with the Chicago e East
ern Illinois or the J.77l votes represented
AZ the meeting S9i0 voted for the merger.
which becomes effective ar once.
NEW BUSINESS CONNECTION. -
Henry A. Rudkin, formerly with s II p
Fell & Co, has become associated with
Eastman, Dillon & Co as manager OF their
investment and unlisted securities depart
mcnt.