New-York tribune., 1911-10-12

FOREIGN TRADING. There was prac-
tically no business for foreign account IN
the local market
DIVIDENDS DECLARED Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Buffalo
Mines Company extra per cent, payable
November 10, the American District Iele-
graph Company, Of New Jersey, regular
quarterly | per cent payable october y,
the r. r. Worthington Company regular
scmi-anrual 3la per cent on the preferred,
payable November !, the Railways COM
pany General regular quarterly per cent;
payable November I. the Electric Share ana
Bond Company regular quarterly per cent
on the common payable October Il, and
regular quarterly ia per cent on the pre-
ferred' PAYABLE November me faclnc
Coast Company regular quarterly IA per
cent on the first preferred, IL per cent on
the second preferred and li2 per cent on
the common the Electric Bond and Share
Company regular quarterly ia per cent on
the preferred, payable November l. and
regular quarterly . per cent on the com
mon, payable October "a.
RAIL AND EQUIPMENT ORDERS.-The
Chesapeake & Ohio has ordered 1000 tons
Of rails from the Steel Corporation. Sew
eral other small orders have been placed
7 ne Baltimore & Ohio will shortly place
orders for between 900 and 5000 steel gon-
dOlas orders fCf railroad equipment, while
not large. are encouraging. and steel manu-
facturers look for Improvement soon. There
is an aggregate tonnage of about 10000
tons Of rails hell up by Southern roads,
but which will be placed shortly for de-
livery during the coming winter Books are
open for 1912 orders and several large in
quiries have been answered.
Pacific COAST CONPANY.-At the an
rual meeting Of the Pacific Coast Com
pany retiring directors were reelected, and
at a subsequent meeting Of the directors
officers We're reelected. The company re-
ports for the year ended June 30, 1911, net
profits Of $3.50 032
AMERICAN SHTPBUILDTNG DIRECT
OPS.-At the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Shipbuilding Company Robert +. Wal
Il ce was elected q director 70 succeed W
G Carpenter. Other directors were re-
elected
APPOINTED ASSISTANT TREASURER
James H. Cannon, jr.. who was appointed
assistant secretary Of the American Sugar
Refining Company on April l. has been ap-
pointed TO fiji also the Office Of assistant
Il tieasurer.
SECURITIES LISTED The following
securities have been added to the Stock
Exchange list: 1923, 900 { per cent refund
ing mortgage bonds and 500 900 600 common
stock of the St Louis & San Francisco
Railroad Company, %.00OO0 trust certif-
ca ties for preferred stock Of the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois Railroad Company s2,6SS,
Goo per cent guaranteed refunding mort
gage bonds Of the Kansas City. Fort Scott
& Memphis Railway Company, 900 re-
funding and extension mortgage Az per cent
bonds of the Colorado Il Southern Railway
Company. 900 refundiuR mortgage
per cent bonds. series Q. Of the Chica go
Indanapolis q Louisville Railway Company
and 81 3lS6l) common stock Of the Ingersoll-
Rand Company.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBER 49,
O. Hermann Kinnicutt has been elected a
member Of the New York Stock Exchange
Mt Kinnicutt will become the board MEM
her Of the firm of Kissel, Kiunicutt e. Co.
Of No. 81 Wall street