New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADTNG.-For the nrSt NIrc
in man. weeks London was on a9tNe u" liz
in the local stock market. taxing III ~
neigh borhood Of 5000 shares me h ea n,sSs
dealings were in Union Pacihc ana Cnl.'u
States Steel common. buying OF me 'St,@ a
apparently being against options sol" '''''
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. DivIdends
have been declared as follows: Inc Nortn-
ern Pacific Railroad. regular quart ~ -
per cent payable April 1. the hited Statcs
Smelling and Refining company. resul"
quarterly per cent on the common an1 rs
per cent on the preferred. payable ApIll H.
the Chicago Pneumatic Tool CompanN reg
ular quarterly per cent, payaole Aptll -
the 'nited states Industrial Alcohol com
pany. regular quarterly l.. per GEM o' w. w,
preferred payable April 10; the Da,E- ~ -
Mining Company, 30 cents. payable April 10.
tho Anaconda copper COMPANY, regular
onarterIy - cents payable April ~: me
Pacific Coast Company regular quar'erIs
- per cent on the irst to prefher and p
cent on the common. all Dayaole May j.
and the Pay-as-You- Enter Car corpora
ton regular quarterly -. per cent on ths
preferred. payable Apri 10.
UNITED STATES STEEL oPER.Aa-
TIONS.-The United States steel Corpoi,a-
ton is operating about n per cont or It's
blast furnace capacity. Another furnace ~
South Chicago will probably be down III
shortly. which Will bring operations up 20
approyimately ~ per cent shipments "i
the Steel Corporation continue heavy ana
are now estimated at 39.UD tons day.
Estimates as to rho daily average orders
received IN March range between """" ah,
90 OOD tons The corporation has received
the contract for furnishing 5000 tons ot
steel for tho construction Of tn" Quebec
bridge This IL the largest export order
received in q long time.
HARTMAN EARNINGS pECREASE.-
! Fer the month of February the tnlon Pa
! cihc Railroad reports a decrease in gross
earnings Of S699.oa2 and a loss IN net earn
] ings Of s1Asis. making a total loss in net
earnings since July Of 2,7i6.aS. The
Southern Pacific reports for February a
! in net earnings Of si15.47S. making from
| July a loss In net earnings Of S2.13' ssl
! Comparisons are made with the same time
( in the preceding year.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TEkE-
GRAPH:-A the annual , meeting OF the the
! pany directors were reelected. Norman
". Harris and Lewis Cass Ledyar ,ioH were
elected directors in the last ear Succce"-
/ ing q. l.. Greene and g. ". PcrSe.
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING. At the
annual meeting Of the Corn Products Re-
fning Company Albert A. Smith was elect
cd a director to fill vacancy caused By
! the resignation of George Monat, MI.
/ Smith Is an employe Of the company in the
: sales department. Other directors were re-
elected.
/ TO REDEEM NOTE ISSUE. The Mis-
souri. Kansas Texas Railway Company
announces that IL will redeem on May the
entire issue Of 100000 Of its one-year
per cent secured gold notes az par and in
terest TO the redemption date. The notes
mature August |. 1911.
/ FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK.-.At a reg
ular meeting OF the board Of directors oi
the Fourth National Bank, held yester-
day. Charles l.. Meek, secretary Of the Ma
tional Association Of Credit Men was ap-
pointed an assistant cashier of that insti-
tuition.
! GOLD TAKEN FOR CANADA.-Ciold "a
I the amount OF 800 coo was withdrawn from
the Sub-Treasury yesterday FOR shipment
TO Canada.
MINES COMPANY OF AMERTCA.--The
Mines Company OF America reports for the
year ended December 81. 1910. net proil'
available for dividends Of Ell.sl1.