New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-31

! stock In this market, purchases and sales
/ being about equal In amount
! The reported movements OF currency this
| week indicate loss by the banks OF about
50 600, 900 in cash. Receipts from the In
! terror were sl0.I2l. coo and shipments TO In
terror points were sl3.ist.c0. including
| 81. 800 900 gold coin shipped to Canada and
! 81 500 900 national bank notes turned In
! for redemption, the net loss 10 the In
I terror being S.743.cJC Ordinary disburse-
! ments by the Sub-Treasury were $l2,6B,-
! 90. and payments Ia that institution by
/ the banks were 81. 1870 the loss on Sub
Treasury operations proper being S.iS..
900. The total loss TO the interior and the
Sub-Treasury was 100000. and the net
, loss, after deducting the gain by new gold
| 81, al, DD9, was 50, $4,000.
The American Smelling and Refining
| COMPANY. which earlier IN the week ad-
vanced its price for lead from 40 cents
| TO l65 cents a pound made yesterday
! further advance TO ass cents, this Increase
being equivalent TO 81 ton.
| Exports OF copper for the week ended
] y
/ uary 1 to August - have been 224.&i2 tons.
/ the latter total comparing with 2o5' SIS
| tons for the corresponding period in 1911.
| Dividends have been declared ag fol-
lows: Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
regular quarterly ~ per cent on the COM
mon stock. payable October 10; Arkansas
Valley Railway, Light and Power Com
annf on lao TtTa =
| ferred. PAYABLE September Is; Standard
Gas and Electric Company. quarterly ?
per cent on the preferred, payable Sep
TENDER l6; Muskogee Gas and Electric
Company, quarterly ia per cent on the
preferred, payable September Is; Wheel
ing Steel and Iron Company, per cent
on the capital stock, payable september
L..
The Union Pacific. Railroad Company re-
ports for July gross operating revenue OF
S7.8l8.5s4, an increase of Si9O'2SO over
the return for the game month OF 1911
expenses, s4.06s,10 Increase S6s,475. and
net income Of s3,369,44S, All Increase OF
S347.231. The Southern Pacific Company
reports gross for July of s1l.762.590, an
increase of s890,503 operating expenses,
s7.DS5.79s, Increase s7S.47i. and net In
come for the month s4.2o3,251, an increase
Of .749,91S,
The United states Steel Corporation
has received orders from the Southern
Pacific Company for 10000 tons OF steel
rails and from the ST. Louis L. san Fran
cisco Railroad Company for 10000 tons.
There has been withdrawn from the.
Sub.Treasury 100000 for shipment to
Canada, bringing the total Withdrawals
this week to S2,sOo,00O.
There have been admitted 10 the Stock
Exchange list $4,000 900 1920 year con-
vertible per cent bonds OF the Norfolk
& Western Railway Company and $685.
900 first and refundlng mortgage per
cent bonds Of the Consolidated Coal Com
pany .
Bradstreet's reports the exports Of grain
for the week, with comparisons, figures In
Bushels. as follows Wheat, -four included,
3.545.t3l, against 3,33S. 500 last week and
3,O72.75I in this week last year; from
July ! TO date 25.922792, against 23.224,-
9ei In the corresponding time In 1911.
Corn 1856 conrasted with 57,2S6 last
week and 1919 in this week year
ago, and from July l 10 date, 762i112
against 4.475,5o5.
The Fonda, Youngstown Gloversviiie
Railroad Company reports for the fiscal
year ended June 80 operating revenue OF
s932,iss, a decrease OF sl4,lss from the
figures of the preceding year., and ex-
penses s45s,42s, increase s15,972. Total
income was S465,166 and the balance
available for dividends sio1,66i The sur
plus for the year was s2l, gel, comparing