New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
ITEMS OF THE STREET.
Practically no business was done "a,
foreign account yesterday In this market

Practically no business was done IA,
foreign account yesterday in this market
These dividends have been declared.
Trenton Potteries Company. per cen,
on the cumulative preferred stock and
regular quarterly / per cent on the non.
cumulative preferred, both payable july
%; New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company, regular quarterly
per cent, payable September 30: Pops
Manufacturing Company. regular quarter.
ly ~ per cent on the preferred, payable
July 81; Portland Gas and Coke Com.
pany. regular quarterly ~ per cent On
the preferred, payable August /; For,
Worth Power and Light Company. regu.
lar quarterly 1A per cent on the pre-.
ferred, payable August /; Texas Power
and Light Company. regular quarterly ~
per cent on the preferred, payable August
/; West Penn Railways Company, regu.
lar quarterly IA per cent on the pre-.
ferred. payable August /; Chicago Rail.
ways Company, per cent on the Series
participation certificates. payable octo.
Der 1.
Charles H. Brandt has been elected
president of the National Iron and Wire
Company In place Of the late W. F. BIZ.
lenstein. James Craig has been elected
to succeed Mr.. Brandt as vice-president
and general manager
Exports Of copper for the week ended
July IS were 65N tons, and from July
1882 tons Total exports from January
to July 10 were 2o2,23s tons, comparing
with 1887 tons for the same period IN
1911.
The banks have gained moro than n.
CO., 900 cash in the current week. accord.
ing TO the indications furnished by the
known movements of money. Receipts
from the interior were Sl6,sS5,0oc and ship
nents to interior points were IS So, 900, 10
GLIDING S3,S950D national bank notes for.
warded fer redemption, the gain from The
interior being ts,So3.0dO. Ordinary d.
bursernents by the Sub-Treasury were Ns.
7S2, Co., and payments by the banks to tn.
sub-Tressury were $40. l2S,0o0, tho loss on
Sub-Treasury operations proper being g..
391, 900. The total gain from the interior
and by new gold G1,529, 900 was sss29n
Deducting from this sum the loss on Sub
Treasury operations, the net gain By the
banks was s., 491, 600.
Edward o. Eldredge, formerly csshls
OF the New Amsterdam National Bank
and for years secretary of the New YORK
state Bankers Association, who has dur.
H. Al Ia. gnu ham
with the Irving National Exchange Bank,
has become secretary OF the Chemung
Canal Trust Company, OF Elmira.
The Anglo-South American Bank Is
shipping $4,000 gold coin 10 the Argentine
by to-day's steamship.
The American Steel and Wire Company
has advanced its price for wire 8 Ton
base and between 81 and s. a ton on mcfa
highly finished forms.
Foreign exchange brokers have formed
an association. OF which II. T. W. Hunt.
ing is temporary chairman and Heinrich
Guttag temporary secretary. Articles Of
the association will be adopted at meet.
ing to be held in September.
W. o. Allison, president OF the National
Reserve Bank, CT this city, has been
elected president of the Ohio Copper Mn
ing Company, and John c. Montgomery
vice-president. Among the directors are
+. Augustus Heinze and Stanley Clifford
who was president OF the old company
The copper market is firmer' and sales
of small lots of the metal are reported a
H. cents pound. The leading PRODUCES
and selling agencies>are maintaining tha
l7% cents quotation.