New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

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DIVIDENDS sDECLARED-Merge rgenthaler Lnotype
-. 5.o,ared q quarterly dividend of 212
nor cent and an extra dividend of 912 per cent OIi
Rag and Paper directors have declared the resu
Quarterly dividend of 1S4 per cent on the Preieiiu
eto.t navabe January 2 Manhattan directors have
declared the usual quarterly dividend OF per cent
.o-;ca, Surety directors have declared dividend
of per cent for the quarter ending Decernoer o.
1on SchIoss- Sheffield directors have declareo the
regular quarterly dividend of IA per cent on the
ro+erre5 stock The executive committee OF west
ern Union has recommended the declaration OF the
,,s,a1 ouarterlv dividend of IL per cent Otls Ele
FOR directors declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 1l2 per cent on the preferred S'ooh
Northern Central directors have declared the seii
animal dividend usual this time of per cent
..v.bla January Is TO stock of record December 81
This makes s per cent for the year 1901 against I
per cent in 1900. The board of trustees OF the
colonial Trust Company have declared the usual
sernianuual dividend of per cent, payable January
2 1902.
AMAIGAMATED CoPPER.-It said yester-
dav on good authority that the rally in Amalsa-
mated Copper from its recent low point nao not
been due to inside buying. The so-called WALDORF
crowd bought yesterday, also Boston ana iocdi
hoard room spectators. Insiders are not puiiish
on the copper trade situation, and reports yester
day of settlement of the difficulties between Va
rious copper interests met with general dehials
Mr. Lawson again interviewed himself, but he SAID
nothing of particular importance aHectns 'le
actual position of the trade
TO ANTICIPATE JANUARY INTEREST-lt Is
reported from Washington that Secretary cage
will about the middle OF the month anticipate the
January interest government bonds The inter-
est disbursements foot up A,665 72i %, Of which
more than two-thrds is paid in New-York
NATIONAL ENAMELLING AND STAMPING
The National Enamelling and Stamping Com
pany has declared dividend of per cent per
annum on its common stock, payable in quarterly
instalments of l per cent EACH on January /, April
/ July and October 1. The first instalment Is
payable to stock of record December 10 The dl-
rectors have voted anticipate the payment OF
the first series of the company's bonds. amounting
to s250G0 and maturing September l. 1902 Ihe
bonds are redeemable and after this date at par
NORTHERN PACIFIC EARNINGS.-Northern
Pacific earnings increased in the last week in NO
vember SSl4 400. making a gain for the month OF
s1074qs7 From July l earnings have increased
S40l7 ST.
ANOTHER $1,000 EXCHANGE SEAT.-Hugo
johnson, of Chicago, has bought a seat in the
Stock Exchange for s71,000
CINCINNATI HAMILTON. AND DAYTON
WILL ISSUE PASSES.-The Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad Company announces that it
will issue free transportation to employees of all
connecting lines in 1902 in 1901
SILVER EXPORTS-The Steamship St Paul.
sailing for Europe to-day. will take out $4,000
ounces of silver. shipped by the United Metals
Selling Company.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE HOUSE.-Announce-
ment is made of the formation of Stock
Exchange house under the firm name of Thinner
mann Dahlgren & Co. for the transaction OF a
banking and general stock brokerage business. The
general partners Henry G. Zimmerman, Eric
b Dahlgren. George F. Casilear and Casper H.
Eicks William H. Duff. one of the oldest MEM
bers of the Stock Exchange. is a special partner.
Mr. Dahlcren. who is of the late Admiral
Dahlgren and a son-n-aw of the late Joseph
Drexel. of Philadelphia. and George F. Casiear
the active board members Of the new firm.
All of the members of the firm have had long
experience in the stock brokerage business and
are well known in Wall Street.
UTICA AND MOHAWK VALLEY BONDS-N.
". Harris & Co. announce the sale of the entire
issue of 81. 100000 Utica and Mohawk Valley Rail-
way Company AZ per cent bonds.