New-York tribune., 1912-02-10

FOREIGN TRADING.-TransaCt ot Lo
foreign account in the local STOCK nlai ~ al
aggregated 1000 shares, cIlehS S"i0' -
| 'nited States Steel
noysments of currency this week lnnlcat'
| "A loss I'm cash by the banks OF heariG f%", e.
OOO coo due To the Withdrawals OF solu ~ ~
| export and to very much sinaiieLL tan 2otr
| from the Interior The banks received IRON
| Tho interior Sl70l7,CC0 and shipped INTO tn'
! Interior Sl2,9370D. including %,io-,vW 10 to,
| tional bank notes sent 10 Nashlnetosn sI',l rU'
redemption and I,%o,OO 1 IalistSr Er,n y,
| through the Sub-Treasury TO san, ~ iran an
! cisco Receipts Of new gold were N,t-"V'
namely: ON New York Assay Oiilce ciieohS tonHl.
$1,000; on San Francisco Mint ctc<S checE,
S26I go and on Seattle Assay once chechS
! SI6 OOD Ordinary disbursements pg w
| Sut-Trpasury were N709l,0O. Payments oS
the banks TO the Sub Treasury lol Uun %.
toms internal revenue. per cent 80 to- ~,
tlon fund etc. amounted 10 s-V,t'''Vv
showing a loss on Sub-TreaSury Operations
proper of $4,000 Gold exports amounted
TO $4,000. namely: Gold bars 10 .L6idH LaiiS,
S. 2GO 000: gold coin TO Costa fIca $500 $1,000
Porto Rico, $4,000 and Venezuela, SO,Vp
The total gain from the interior ana py new M
gold amounted to $J,JO7.O0p. Deductlng thIs
from the loss on Sub-Treasury operduoiiiS iiI
proper and by gold exports the net ios7 Wy
the banks was Si.5S9"o
COPPER MARKET FIRMER.-TheT1e
was considerable response TO the exceed
ingly favorable Copper Producers state
ment OF Thursday, which took the form OF
q good inquiry for the metal. AS result
basis. electrolytic thirty days. This Is a
marked improvement over last week
prices. which sagged below IA cents a
pound Those sellers who arc holding out
FOR lp, cents believe that, with surplus
copper In the United States representing
only slightly more than two weeks out
turn. other sellers will have to come 20
them. London's carly advance or 10 shli-
kas ulf
IL strong from the statistical and produc-
erS' standpoint.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK =
"Bradstrcets" reports the exports OF grain
for the week. with comparisons, hgureS IN
bushels az follows: Wheat, -four included,
3N6i5s against 3lJ7i 49, last week. and p
27i.29l I'm this week last year; for the fiscal
year To- dat" l03 iN .525. compared with %
lA.g7T I'm tho corresponding time In 1911.
Corn l.4G0iS ContraSted with $4,000 last
week and 2.5ii. .g77 ia this week year ago;
for the fiscal year To date -, "a o. againSt
2s12S.l3O I'm tho corresponding time In 1911.
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION or NEW
NORK.--At a meeting Of directors OF the
Merchants Association of New York.
Henry T.. TOwne was reelected president.
William \. Marble was elected first Vice
president: succeeding Gustav n. Schwab'
retired. r.. II. Outerbrldge, second vice
president. and Albert Paut, third vice
president -Four vacancies were filled by
the election OF Edward ID. Page, Henry
MOrgenthdu Waldo H. Marshall and Will
lam FellOwcs Morgan.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. -- Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Grand
Trunk Railway. y per cent on the third
preference stock: the Rochester Railway
& Light Company. regular quarterly ] =
per cent on the preferred. payable March
/ the Delaware & Bound Brook Railroad.
regular quarterly > per cent payable Feb
ruarV 10; the United States Gypsum Com
pany. regularly quarterly 4 per cent on
ip Adams
Express Company, regular quarterly 50.
payable March !, and the National Bis
cult Company. regular quarterly Ia per
cent on the preferred and common, the
preferred payable February % and the
common April lb.
APPLICATION TO LIST. Application
has been made to the New York Stock EX-
change TO list 1851 200 additional per
cent collateral trust and first lien bonds
Of 1873 Of the TTi-City Railway x Light
Company and 1850. 900 additional general
consolidated and first mortgage per cent
bonds. due 1887. Of the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois Railroad Company.