New-York tribune., 1911-01-14
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
bought upward Of 1900 shares in the local
stock market The chief operations were In
the Hartman issues and United states
Steel.
HEAVY GAIN IN CASH-The reported
movements of currency this week indicate
q gain i'm cash held by the banks or Sls'oyS'-
0J0 the larger part or which came lroiil on t,le t,
interior The banks received from the m
terror Sl7 $1,000 and shipped into the III,
terror S63s9CvO, including AS4s.ovo hatonal
bank notes sent to Washington Tor fedeiLp-
tion. The gain from the interior was ST.
GHl OO0 Receipts OF new gold were &Sl,-
COO namely on New York Assay ONCE
checks, Sl, 10000; on San Francisco MINT
checks, Sg.0Sj,OgO, and on Seattle Assay Ot-
,lcr checks, $9G1O0. Ordinary disDutse-
meuts by tn, Sub-Treasury were 25,6oLCo.
Payments by the banks to the SuO-lreaS-
ury for customs. internal revenue, . per
cent redemption fund. etc, 9LRoTiseu s,,rD ~
$2i. .2l0,Oc0, showing a gain on SUB reasurE
operations proper OF A,3Z"W Inc t0ta'
gain from these sources amounted 10 Mo-
$1,000.
FRISCO TONDS. S.-Subscriptions TO 81
Co00o0 ST. Louis Il san Francisco Railroad
Company nfteen-twenty-yedr general Ieil
) per cent gold bonds are now beinS re-
ceived by Speyer & co. in New YORK ana
by their correspondents In Europe, anG the
indications in Europe. az Wen as mere
point to q gratifying success Tor TINS ISSUE;
At the Office of Speyer az Co. II was stated
that they had already received great
many applications from small investors
The subscription Will close on Monday.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK
Rradstreats reports the exports or gram
for the week. with comparlsGhs, Hsui si',5od ~
bushels as follows: Wheat. -four included'
. $50 G5 against 2.65S9l4 last week ana ~
G771S5 I'm the corresponding week yS,aLr y,sL
ago: fiscal year, 6G.lSl,J.2. contrasteu WIN
ig3seO.4S I'm the same period a year ago.
corn. IS3I310. compared with 22si,3I9 last
week and so. $50 in the same week OF Iasl
wear. fiscal year. l5.l140cS, against u,So''io
in this period in 1910.
GOLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED - The
GoIdneld Consolidated Mines Company re
ports for the year ended October 81, l'lo
y production OF 256.sG1 tons of ore, valued
nj $40 = a ton against l9i,4'9 tons, at ~. ~
I'm the year before. Gross revenue was So
pa g3l and net profits ahead or dlvidendS
e ai- fqI compared with $5,o26.6 go in 1893.
After dividends there was a surplus OF
SZ2>.11O
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows: The Nor
folk x Southern. initial one-hat OF per
cent payable February l. the G9nsE!'p4- "a
ton Coal Company, regular quarterly -
per cent. payable January 81.
EXPORTS or COPPER - Exports Of
conner for the week ended January ]!
were ?Of tons. making from January
total shipments OF l5.5Ol tons, Souipa Ieo
with 10 sp1 tons in the same time last year.
PENNSY LNANlA SIO'h IN hhS or-'-
The Stock Exchange has received iprihai
notice from the Pennsylvania Railroa1 OF
he proposcd increase of SloJo"o0 IN It's
capital stock
RROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD ELECTS
NEW PRESIDENTIAL the annual meet
ing Of the Brooklyn CITY Railroad Frank
LYMAN was elected president, succeeding
i;5,rar1 Merritt. who declined reuomina-
,i"n. Mr.. Merritt had been president since
Isoi ". y. Dykeman was elected director
Ia mi "A vacancy. other directors ana Of
Gcers have been reelected.