New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22
ITEMS OF THE STREET.


Business for foreign account was light.
buying being slightly in excess Of sales.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
Ohio oil Company 81 20 share payable
South Porto Rico Sugar Company resu:
lar quarterly per cent on the preferred ana
regular ] per cent and extra per cent on
the common. all payable January 2. ST.
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas PACING
Railway Company, regular semi annual 8
per cert and extra 2tA per cent on the COM
non PAYABLE December 10, and regular quar-
terly ~ per cent on the preferred payable
National lead Company, regular quarterly
. Of per cent on the common payable
December, 81.
champion Copper Company. eleventh dec
laratior for current year OF 81 a share.
Calumet and Iecla Mining Company,
quarterly ST. share, payable December 20
reaUIar Quarterly ~ per cent on the pre-
ferred. payable December 2.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
regular quarterly z per cent.
The Sub-Treasury transferred $4,000 TO
San Francisco. for local banks, yesterday.
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis g.
Omaha Railway Company has placed an
order with the American Car & Foundry
Company for 500 gondola cars and 300
box cars, and with the Pullman Company
for 1--WE passenger cars.
The 100000 New York Central equip
ment trust notes, held by the Guaranty
Trust Company, are not expected TO be
brought out until after January l.
IT,. dpnit n
the list 100000 preferred stock of the
Mexican Petroleum Company.
In accordance with the recent resolu-
ton 10 increase the board TO fifteen MEM
bers, the New York State Railways Com
pany has elected the following directors:
Harold P. Brewster and Robert M. Searie,
Of Rochester: Allan c. Forbes, OF SYRIA
euse; Charles 3. Rogers. Of Utica, ana
Alfred H. Smith and Harold Vanderbilt,
Of this city
The price OF lead has been reduced by
the American Smelling & Refining Com
pany from A75 70 45 cents pound, at
New York, and 4421z cents a pound at
East st. Louis.
Logan A. Bryan. Hayden, Stone & Co.
and N. L. Carpenter e. Co., announce
that their Offices IN New Haven will be
open Tomorrow TO those attending the
Yale-Harvsrd game.
Gustav Schwab was elected director
OF the Merchants National Bank yester-
DAY as successor to his father. the late
Gustav II. sehwab.
Application has been made to the New
York Stock Exchange TO list Sl6,2OO'OOO
first Hen and refunding mortgage series
S per cent bonds Of the Bethlehem Steel
Company. $4,000 additional 4 per cent
refunding mortgage bonds Of the st Louis
& San Francisco Railroad Company and
$4,000 900 additional preferred stock and
100000 convertible per cent dsbent-
ures OF the Philadelphia Company
The Hudson G. Manhattan Railroad
Company reports to the Public Service
Commission gross earnings of s90e,697 for
the quarter ended. June 30, an increase or
'l6733S over the corresponding period IN
1911 and net earnings OF S5S7,SS6, an In
crease Of si27S7S.
Gross earnings Of the Third Avenue
Railroad Company for the quarter ended
June 80 were s973,265, an Increase OF
1S5.s57, and net earnings were s654,4o4,
an increase OF $4,000
Edward T.. Moberly has been elected
director Of the Fidelity Trust Company.
w Delaney KountZe has been added
70 the Colorado Midland bondholders
committee. Of which ]. N. Wallace, presi-
oent OF she Central Trust Company is
Chairman.
William r. Mcclure has been elected
uee-president and assistant general man
agef OF the United States Motor Com
pany and w. N. Anthony controller.