New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25

| 1sOnuOH soiu STOCK III inc local market
yesterday to the extent of about 10000
shares. due to the probs biIity that the
allies may renew the war with Turkey.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
| Columbus lOhio) Gas and Fuel Company.
| quarterly OF "a OF ] per cent on the common
stock; an increase Of J. OF per cent. payable
| March | to stock OF record February ~.
standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company.
| 1i2 per cent on the common and Ia. per cent
/ on the preferred stock.
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company.
regular quarterly OF per cent on the common
and preferred stocks. payable to stockholders
| Of record February II.
| ton. regular quarterly OF ia per cent OH the
! preferred stock. payable February 10 TO holders
! OF record January 81
! Ohio Fuel OH Company. 81 a share, payable
! February 10 Books close January II and re
open February 10.
| The annual dividend book of Thompson,
Towlc & Co.. containing sixty-eight pages
Of information. embracing earnings, cap
italzation, dividends. quotations. etc, Of
the leading railroad. industrial and mining
| companies and their stocks, is being dis
| tributed.
The Kansas City Niaduct & Terminal
| Railway Company bondholders protec-
| tive committee is giving notice to the
holders of the ~ per cent gold mortgage
| bonds who have not deposited their Sc
| curitics under the agreement of Septem-
| Der IA that after February 10 the COM
| mi;tee Will receive no more bonds for de-
post with the Guaranty Trust Company.
Copper exports for the week ended jan
airy q, 2a0S tons. decrease Of 6.5s6 tons.
The expectations OF the metal since jan
nary were 1887 tons. a falling of OF
612i tons.
Yesterdays estimate Of the gain In cash
made by the New York banks In the last
week was about 100000. The banks re-
ceived from the interior s2l,1so.00 and
shipped ss,32S,000 The gain from the In
terror was ll.s52,0o0 Receipts Of new gold
through the Assay Office were sl,f5ooP.
Gold exports amounted TO $4,000. Ordi-
nary disbursements by the Sub-Treasury
were sls.7S.0oo. Payments by the banks
TO the Sub-Treasury amounted TO S22,25S,-
OoO. showing a loss on Sub-Treasury
operations proper OF s3,t63,0Cp. The total
gain from the interior and by new gold
was slS,S27.000.
t.. +. Yoakum. chairman OF the St Louis
& San Francisco Railway Company. has
| introduced a novel propaganda In railway
service In the person Of special lecturer
on the Identification OF houses and lawns.
The lectures will be accompanied with
stereoptcon views.
December gross earnings OF the South
ern Railway Company amounted to &c.
223,3S6. an increase Of sGlo.sl3. AFTER
! operating expenses and taxes there re-
manned a net Of sl.SSS.41S, which is slo',-
ee3 I'm excess OF that for the correspond
ing period of the previous year
The United Service Stores has been in
| corporated in this state with capital ol
1925. 600 TO sell groceries and provisions.
! II is the intention OF the promoters to
| operate a system similar to the army and
navy cooperative stores Of England.
The annual stockholders meeting OF the
Vacuum on Company will be held At
books will he closed from January ~ to
February IS. inclusive.
The report Of the United States Indus
trial Alcohol Company for the year ended
December 81 shows gross profits OF 81
a37 ZOO. an increase OF si29,l2G. Total
DEDUCTIONS for the same period were $40
~. an increase Of S10.l17. leaving net
profits OF S1,02l.7J1. "A gain OF Sll9'Voo'
! Increased earnings" says President har-
rison. reflect the improvement anticipated
! in the report for the preceding hscai year.
and. under favorable trade conditions, the
exhaustion OF the business should con-
tinue."
Sir Thomas Shaugbnessy made a state
ment in Montreal yesterday denying inc
report that the Canadian Pacific is trying
| TO secure entrance 10 Detroit.
The Canadian Northern Railway Com
many reports gross earnings for Deem
her of s2.132. 900. an increase OF s3oo''oo'
ord No, earnings of 1851 600 an increase
of $1,000.
President T.. G. Converse has presenter
| a certificate Of deposit for a substantial
amount representing gifts TO the employees
club by the Bankers Trust Company
Henry r. Dawson has been elected ''s'
honorary member The other honorary
members elected are James $. Alexander
s,ophen Baker. Samuel G. Bayne, Edwin
NJ Buckley. James G. Cannon. T. de VIII
Cuyler. Rudolph Ellis, +. Hayward Ferry
walter f.. Frew. Frederick 7. Haskell N
Barton Hepburn. Francis l.. Hine. Thomas
". Lamont, Edgar l.. Marston' Joseph d.
Martindale. Gates W. McGarrah' Char'es
u. Norton. william H. Porter Seward
Drosser Daniel G.. Reid, Edward F. SWIM
nav gilbert c. Thorne. Edward Town
send. Albert II. wiggin and Samuel WOOL
verton.
CURB ECHOES.