New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-14

ABOUT 6O,UVU Sndres, well sCdlseicu ONct
the international list.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
| Albany & Susquehanna Railroad Company,
customary special dividend OF So 40. payable TO
stock Of record January 2. This dividend IS
] declared out OF moneys paid to the Albany &
| susquehanna by the Delaware Hudson COM
pany by order Of tho court as additional rental.
j. e +. Coats. Limited. cotton thread manu-
fscturers. dividend Of 80 per cent. Net
! Of 81 $4,000 from previous year.
payable January to stock Of record December
| %. Stock is now placed on a IL per cent
basis. an increase OF per cent over dividends
| paid In 1911.
Mines Company OF America, IA per cent.
| payable January 20 TO stock Of record January
| 10. Last previous dividend was 1is per cent
| quarterly. declared q year ago.
American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Com
! pany. regular quarterly OF IA per cent on the
common and preferred, payable January TO
stock of record December n.
! Brunswick Bake Collender Company. regular
quarterly OF Ia per cent on the preferred
stock. payable January l TO stock OF record
Sioss~ Sheffield Steel and Iron Company, reg
ular quarterly OF / q per cent the preferred
| stock. payable January = TO stock OF record
| December 90
Union Exchange National Bank usual semi
| annual OF per cent, payable December 81.
| Books close December 81 and reopen January T.
Chatham and Phenix National Bank, regular
quarterly OF per cent. payable January 2
| Books close December q and reopen January g.
Illinois Traction Company regular quarterly
OF y per cent on tho preferred stock, payable
| National Refining Company, regular quarter
| y of Ia per cent on tho common, payable
| February IS. and per cent on tho preferred,
NJ. Rumely Company, regular quarterly or
IN per cent on the preferred stock. PAYABLE
January .. Books close December 10 and re-
! American Cities Company. regular semi-an-
nual OF per cent on the preferred stock, pay
able January ]. Books close December Il and
Irving Savings Institution. 2 per cant for six
months ending December 81
One million dollars ia the ESTIMATED
loss in cash by the banks this week, based
on the reported movements Of currency.
From tho interior the banks received ,lS,-
$4,000 and shipped to that section S.
81, 900. including 100000 transferred
| through the Sub-Treasury to San Fran
cisco and s3.6s1. 900 national bank notes
sent to Washington for redemption. The
gain from the interior was sb,o75, 900.
Receipts Of new gold through the Assay
Office and by Importation amounted TO ST.
| 70S,O00. Ordinary disbursements by the
Sub-Treasury were s14. 15s. 900. and pay
ments by the banks 10 tho Sub-Tressury
were s21e17, 900. Tho total gain from
the interior and by new gold was se,-
$4,000.
! Exports OF copper for the week ending
| December 10 amounted TO 1854 tons, and
! since December they have aggregated
11,734 tons Last year Tor the latter
period. 1924 tons were exported.
IL is expected that the American Steel
and Wire Company. a subsidiary OF the
United States Steel Corporation. will send
out its new schedule OF prices 10 the
trade to-day The advance averages
about 81 ton higher than current quo
| tations.
Permanent engraved certificates. eX-
changeable for the temporary engraved
certificates OF the preferred and common
stocks OF the Utilities Improvement Com
pany. are ready for delivery and are be-
| ing exchanged by Henry l.. Doherty Co.
d. !. Roberts. Of the Delaware & Hud-
son company. has Deen elected president
OF the United States Express Company. 10
take effect on January !. As a director he
succeeds A. G. Hackstafr.
The reorganization committee OF the To-
ledo Railway and Light Company an
nounces that the time for stockholders de-
string TO participate in the benefits OF the
reorganization plan to deposit their hold
| ings with the New York Trust Company
has been extended TO December Fl. Up
| to the present time 81 per cent of the
| bonds and 20 per cent Of the stock have
been deposited. and the committee an
nounces that the success or tho plan Is
| practically assured. circular outlining
| the details has been mailed 10 stockhold-
| crs.
At a special meeting stockholders OF the
Trojan Powder Company ratified the pro-
posed increase IN the common stock from
$4,000 TO $3.50, 900; par SO. The preferred
stock remains unchanged at $4,000. Stock
holders also passed an amendment max
ing the annual meeting day the fourth
Monday in January
The American Railways Company is
prepared 10 Issue the regular engraved
stock certificates for the new per cent
preferred stock, In exchange for the full
paid engraved temporary receipts issued
November /.
Harvey G. CARRIER, for many years an
official OF the Central Union Telegraph
Company, the Central West subsidiary of
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. has resigned. He will become
vice. president Of the Ralston Steel Car
Company, OF Columbus, Ohio. with head
quarters In this city.
Winthrop Burr. OF Parkinson & Burr
has been elected a member of the COM
mitteo on admissions OF the Stock Ex-
change 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of William Robson, Of Floyd
Jones & Robson.
l.. F. Loree. president OF tho Delaware
& Hudson Company, has been elected a
director Of the Albany & Busquehanna
Railroad to I'll a vacancy.
The American Sanitary Supply Com
pany has been organized in this city, with
Bernard Lovatt as president. Other off,
GERS and directors are Robert c. Wood,
vice-president; John A. Maher. treasurer
and general manager; +. N. Brundage.
secretary; Robert c. Wood. Edward A.
Maher, Louis II. Phelps, William f. Ash
-, o,d Wo rrap Leslie.