New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. transactions for
ayaeisn account in the local stock markGI
sales. ~ wv
BANKS GAIN CAsH.-T reported
u movements of currency this week indicate
e. sain ~ II IN cash held by the banks OF about
;S1It,vv2oJ, q heavy movement in from the inc
on Sub-Treasury operations. The banks
oEiCggived from the interior $S.ls9,eD, IN
Ctuulhg Canaags $4,000 gold coin received IRON 90
S11 dnSoa' nSo ana shipped into the interior e.
41l,VVO inclrdins S7,0S4.OOO national bank
,r1es uples sent TO Washington for redemptlon'
Ine, nS sam from the interior was N"OSoVV''
Irecelpts OF new gold were a,9SS.Oc name
:; ccon IN New York Assay Office chechs'
s66.W5,Lol; on San Francisco Mint checks
ssssVgo'' sss ~ and on Seattle Assay Office checks;
S;D''vuO Goid exports amounted TO $Jo,Vyo
IN com to Argentine. Ordinary disburse-
inents by the Sub-Treasury were $l63e,OOj,
ayments by the banks to the Sub-Treas-
uIy Ior customs internal revenue, per
cent redemption fund, etc, amounted 10
S2l.SgOO. showing loss on Sub-Treasury,
operations proper OF S5,S9s,00o. The totai
IAN Irom .ihe Interior ana by new sold
amounted to slS,976,000. Deducting there
from tho loss on Sub-Treasury operations
proper and by gold exports, the net gain
by the banks was N3,07SC00.
GRAIN EXPORTS -"Bradstreets re-
ports the export of grain for the week.
follows: Wheat. flour included, 304S, ,49i,
against 2,9il,579 last week and 2.1S2,jl1 In
ans week S S las last year for the nsea ca aT f i0 %
the corresponding time in 1911. Corn, IN
,,@2;, contrasted with l,462$SS last week ana ,ha
S$ in ths o, week * G ysar f sdi2st as0; iGg iR
l43 I'm the corresponding time In 1911
MINNEAPOLIS g. ST. LOUIS BONDS
Stockholders of the Minneapolis x 81. LOUIS
Railroad and the Iowa Genital have SUP
scribed to between S900000 and $4,000 of the
new s25OO,OOO per cent extension and re
funding bonds of the Minneapolis d 81
Louis. j. 5. BaChc * Co, head Of the un-
dCrwritng syndicate have taken over the
rest but will not make a pubic offering at
present.
DIVIDENDS DECLARE D.--Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Phila-
dephia Company. regular s9m!,annual =:
per cent on the preferred, payaOle March |:
the Thorndyke Mills, semi-annual per
cent, payable February ]; the Boston pucN
Mills, regular semi annual per cent, pay,
able February !; the Oswego * Syracuse
Railroad semi-annual 4ia per cent, payable
February 81; the Passaic & Delaware kali-
read sem-annual 2ie per cent paEaole
January 26. and the Elgln NhIonal NaeGh @
Company. regular quarterly per cent, pay
able February ].
RAIL ORDERs.-The Pennsylvania steel
Company has received an oiIcr ior ,9 S',vvV
tons of steel rails from the Isnnsy yam" y st
Railroad The Nashville, Chicago q 81;
Louis Railway has ordered 3OW tons oi
steel rails from the Tennessee Coal anu
Iron Company.
CITIZENS NATIONAL EAZk.-Am-
rrosc r Adams. OF the firm Of Shreve *
Adams has been elected director OF the
Citizens Central National Bank
COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT SOl.D;-Ihe
Cotton Exchange membership OF IL. g
Andres has been sold to William ~ 'aiu d't
well for Sl4.S00, the same price as the last
preceding sale
ELECTED VICE E-PRESIDENT.-Jam
T. Brady has been elected vic.-presldeht
of the corporation of Manning, riaxwoll q
Moore. 10 succeed W. o. Jacquntte.