New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
rop1os OF THE STREET.

a,,,cN TRADING.-Transactions Joe tor
FORblua,rou in the local st0ch inai ~ ~
anD,,o,11nted aur TO unimportanaiu ssies were re-
early dealings account a ieM sS OF Berlin.
porteu GAIN CASH.-The reported
BANhS,s of currency this week inoicaIe a,,,
moe,, In cash held by the BANKS ot heay ,rnn,
$1,000 oOO Of when s baeks 5an T received from the
the thinr Sso2,6OO and shipped into m me IN
tar 80 including sSsSvD nS,ioisi fnr rs
bank notes sent to IVA Masnlns tba interior was
demPI55iSSonn' de- 5I5 Son receipts of new gold were g.
sse Sis, cao namely: On New York Assay OIice OI
Checks, sl.2l0oO; on san a,t,e feaas asssv office
checiks COO o00 Ordinary disbursements by
tbe srb-Treasury were $ls S1io ooo fsSIhemSS e,,s'
Nv the banks TO the ub-IreasuIy IoL .S-
~, " internal revenue, per cent redeInp-
ton tonis; ;,,nS etc. amounted TO S16,9s20Oo show
V' tng gain on Sub-Treasury operatlons
,ns nr5per Of 81, $4,000. The total gain rom rom
the interior by new @ g0la anu ar,onnted mi 70
snl7Ts7s.ooS, n7fas@ooSSE operations 80. Gov,
NEW YORK STATE TRUST COM
pANIES.-The Banking Department ta0u. l.
lation of condition OF c;n yyrder call Of
December 81. 1911 shows total resources S S1I OF
81 $50 1896. .661, a decrease OF s53noZSS sinos i,s
September %. 1911, the date OF the prreS'SSS Sa'
creased S33. .295. .275. Loans during this same
interval Increased s16.925662, and the sur
plus and undivided profits showed an IN
crease of S2545,5s6. .-.,.
"Bradstreet's" reports the exports on gram
for the week with comparisons, iisufes IN
bushels. as follows: What, flour lnclade1.
25sO,s ,s21, against 3,29l6l7 last Week a'% esc3,
$50 go in this week last year; Tor the iIsCai
YEAR to date 30. .522525. compared WIN oe,I6l'-
O2 in the corresponding time in in 1871 CorI.
82O35, contrasted with 1526,IN last week
and l.S35,379 in this week 5n year ago, LOT
the fiscal year TO date, 15.S28124, against
5174O28 in the corresponding period IN I'lo.
This weeks wheat figures do not lnciude
exports from San Francisco.
COPPER TRADE CoNDlTioNSS.IIEx. Iax
ports of copper for the week ended jan
uary II were 1856 tons, making from jan
uary total Of 1913 tons, compared WIN
1851 tons i'm the same time last year HgGdt 80
cents with fair demand. The lower eafIv
ca bles from London in no wise changed
sentiment regarding the outlook Tor me
red metal and those we'll Informed on the
copper situation say the next change IN
the quotation here should be upward. Cali
umet q Hecla is not quoting a price Dut
those who know the policy OF this concern
saw il could be induced TO part with do
nestle copper at a slight recession from
14Ts cents. Its foreign price is 10 cents.
Indications are that neXtweek the domestic
price for electrOlytic, thirty days. VIII go
to 1875 cents.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The United
Traction Company. Of Pittsburgh, regular
semI-annual 2l2 per cent on the preferred,
payable January 20. The Columbus Rail-
road Company regular quarterly Ia per
cent on the preferred. payable February !.
EQUIPMENT ORDERS.-Orders for near
side cars and equipment 10 the value OF
81 10000 have been placed with the WeSting-
house Electric and Manufacturing COM
pany. OF these the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company has ,requisitioned so.
complete equipment, and 100 for lnterna-
/ RailUaVc Rufqln
BANKS NEW VICE-PRESIDENT.-
Richard II. Higgins. who was elected a
director OF the Chatham and PheniX Ma
tional Bank on Tuesday, has retired from
the firm Of Harvey Fisk e. Sons to become
one Of the banks active vice-presidents.
NATIONAL CITY BANK STOCK.-Ten
shares of National City Bank stock were
sold yesterday on the Stock Exchange at
425 The last preceding sale was at 4j1, on
July ., 1911.
NEW VICE-PRESIDENT FOR CHEI,-
SEA EXCHANGE BANK.-Frank Will
Jams has been elected a vice-presdent OF
the Chelsea Exchange Bank, Of which he
has been a director since its organization.