New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
These dividends have been declared

Kenneco,t Mines in Alaska, owned ny
Morgan Guggenheim syndicate, dividend OF
Pure OH Company. regular quarterly diyi-
| dend OF 2i4 per cent on common stock, pay
able December / TO stockholders OF record
standard Oil Company OF Indiana, regular
quarterly dividend Of per cent, ana an
extra dividend Of 7 per cent S, peySoie =, 30
Bsrpner & Engel Brewing Company or
| Philadelphia, a dividend Of 81 on common
and regular semi-annual dividend ~ ~ on
! preferred stock. payable November l.
| Cane Breton Electric Company, regular
] semi-annual dividend Of 81 on preferred ahG
/ s. on common, and an extra DIVIDEND OF
/ 81 on the latter all payable November !.
! The Prairie Oil and Gas COmpanys diT-
dend OF Sc is made payable November 30,
two instead of three months since the last
dividend Of like amount, which was paid
| September %. The three previous dlvi-
bends Of this company declared since its
| segregation from the Standard oil Com
pany were each for three months.
| The New York Central has placed its in
ouiry for 1000 cars, 1000 with the Amer
! lean Car and Foundry Company. and 1000
with the Merchant Dispatch and Trans
portaton Company.
! The Burlington Railroad will receive
shortly 5000 new freight cars, making
| total OF 1850 received in the last year.
/ The road has also ordered 120 locomotives
and Is. 900 tons Of steel rails.
! G.. W. Cook has been elected vice-presi-
dent and general manager Of the Penn
sylvania Sugar Company, according to
Philadelphia dispatch.
| The Federal Mining and Smelling Com
| pany reports net earnings for September
Of SS7 $50. This is at the rate OF S,05l,0Oo
| for the year Nearly half the September
net. it is said, came from the Morning
Mine.
The retiring directors Of the Atchison.
/ Topeka g. Santa Fe were reelected at
the annual meeting at which the stock
| holders approved the sale OF the Sonora
! Railroad and OF the New Mexico g.
| Arizona Railroad to the Southern Pacific.
| They also approved the acquisition by the
! Atchison Of stocks OF the Eastern Rail
way OF New Mexico, Verde Valley Rail-
road. Dodge City & Cimarron Valley Rail-
way and OF the Sunset Railroad Company.
| Henry Walters, chairman of the board
Of directors OF the Louisville & Nash
! willie Railroad, said in relation 70 the re-
cent increase OF the roads capital stock
from s60,COOOOO 70 s72,Oo0,OOo:
"Of the extraordinary expenditures
| heretofore authorized by the board there
remain uncompleted items which aggre-
gate total cost Of 100000. From sur
plus earnings and sale Of bonds &c. 600
has already been supplied, leaving a bal
ance of 100000 10 be provided as work
progresses during the next two years"
| Initial transactions In the preferred
stock Of Julius Kayser & Co, In its COM
mon stock and in the ]. !. Case preferred
| stock just listed on the Stock Exchange,
were, respectively 100 shares at l09 100
shares at 95% and 100 shares at 1905.
Application has been made TO the Stock
! Exchange 20 list s9.l55,3 800 common stock
Of the NJ. Rumely Company. /.
| The South Utah Mines and Shelters
Company at its annual meeting reelected
it's directors and officers.
! The Florida East Coast Railway has
declared 2lk per cent interest on its
! 800, 10000 general mortgage income bonds
for the year ended June 30, 1912. payable
| November l. These bonds were ISSUED In
1909 TO run fifty years. They paid 3Iz per
cent interest in 1910 and per cent in 1911.
| Stephen Birch, in charge II the Nor
gan-Guggenheim copper interests In
| Alaska. has been elected vice-presIdent
OF the Braden Copper Company TO sue
ceed Edgar ]. Meyer, brother Of Eugene
Meyer. jr., who went down with the IT.
tanic.
The ANNUAL meeting Of the Toledo st.
tLouis & Southern resulted In the re-elec-
ton OF its directors
! The directors of the Bell Telephone
Company OF Pennsylvania have elected
| Leonard H. Kinnard second vice-presi-
dent and general manager 70 succeed
Philip l.. Spaiding, who was recently
elected president OF the New England
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
| The Chicago Railways Company elected
as directors Charles {. Hutchinson,
} Charles G. Adsit. r. G. Chandler, Edward
S Hunter and w. r. Hosmer TO succeed
/ Messrs ord, Fish, Rees. Hupp and w. w.
Jones' The other four directors, In
Guiding Henry A. Blair, were reelected
Mr. Blair held all the Morgan proxies
and others amounting TO 10000, out Of the
2i5.OOO outstanding certificates.
At a meeting OF the board OF directors
of the seaboard Air Line, Hennen Jen-
nings and H. c. Perkins resigned as d.
rectors, and c. r. Hix as yice-president
and general manager.
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