New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
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ITEMS Of WALL STREET
Dividends have been declared as ;ol,

Dividends have been declared as ;Ol-
lows:
Dominion Gamers Ltd. initial of per cent
on the common stock for 1912. PAYABLE Febru-
AIRY / TO stock OF record January u. quar-
terly dividends Of IL per cent WIN be paid
american Graphophone COMPANY regular
quarterly of ia per cent on the preferred
stock. payable February - to stock OF record
Railway & Light Securities COMPANY. semi
annual II per cent on the common STOCK. an
annual Of 3 per cent on the preferred stock
payable February l TO stock OF record Jsnu-
X n r. McElwain Company. Regular quarterly
OF ~ each on the first and second preferred
stocks and common stocks. payable February
10 holders Of record January -
Torrington Company usual semi annual o.
4 per cent on the common stock. Books cIose
January Is and reopen February /.
BAY state street Railway Company, usual
semi annual Of 81 2 share on its first preferred
stock. payable February | to holders Or record
Harris safe Deposit COMPANY. dividend Of
I per cent payable February ~ roideis OF
record January -
The New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railway Company has ordered fifty Paci-
dc type locomotives and twenty-five
switching engines from the American To-
connective Company The Rutland Rail-
road has also placed an order for seven
locomotives from this company. The St
Paul road y figuring on over six thousand
freight cars. bringing the aggregate Of
pending car orders mp to thirty thousand.
Gross sales Of the Packard Motor Car
COMPANY for the year ended August 81.
1872 totalled si.6l5.O57. and gross profit
amounted to &,il2.S62. After a donr'ria-
ton charge IF >l.2}o.iSJ there remained q
49,. s76 ?rplicable 10 diyidcnds. After pay
ing $4,000 for preferred dividends the rc-
sultinc surplus of Sl.232.316 was cqrival,nt
to ss.e per cent on the company's 100000
common stock.
J. r. Mckee, 4. y. YOUNG and Anson
w. Burchard. all Of this city, have been
elected vice-prcsidcnts Of the General
Electric Company.
The report of the New orleans Mobile
4 Chicago Railroad Company for Oh"
year ended June So 1912, shows -ross
earnings OF SCOTS. as compared Win
81. S26 l35 for 1911. Net after operating cN-
DGISfS NdN fn.f's-'' 81 Na''A''''' -
, After deductirg S7So.7l3 FOR taxes and
other charges there resulted deficit OF
Sl52.453. as compared with a surplus oil
So. sos the previous year.
The Ohio oil Company has purchased
the Surpass Oil Company. with properties
at Carlyle. III. The SurpasS Company has
a production Of 6.j barrels DAY. The
purchase price exceeded $4,000
II is reported that some Of the inde-
pendent sheet manufacturers have ad-
vanced their price of galvanized iron
a ton. The American Sheet and Tin Pia'e
Company is said not to be in this ISL
however.
A committe will soon be appointed by
George w. Neville, president OF the Ne"
York Cotton Exchange, to represent that
institution at the international cotton
conference To be held IN Liverpool neM
spring Resolutions ADOPTED IN New ioiN
last July in reference To packing anu
shipping methods, export terms ana aiu
TRACE proceedings will be discussed al 'i0
conference.
Ladenburg. Thalmann & co. and asso-
ciatcs are Offering In advance OF con-
templated public offering the 5000"
per cent cumulative preferred stock ~
par and accrued interest and a ilml'eu
amount of the 81. 10000 common STOCK VI
the Kaufman Department stores l'''
the new company which il to take over
the copartnership Of Kaufman bro'he'S
of Pittsburgh, at ~ % Sndl'
Further details of the proposed mani
ing of the Hudson Companies are u"
closed by the formation of syndicate VI
bankers. headed by Kuhn, Loeo q w.
who will do the underwriting. Inc ply
gramme outlined will provide for al W
legations maturing this year ana Plo."
for future requirements. The N'l''V' -
convertible gold notes which MATURE ="
February ] will be paid of on that ua'''
while the $4,000 of notes maturing ="
November Is and the sS,oooo0 due on W
tober 10 will also be paid of.
John f.. Calvin. president Of the MeV"
Stamping Company. of Long Island ~
and william II. Fitzpatrick. of FIush'nS'
have been elected directors OF the pan"
of Long Island to succeed the late D"'''
Springstecn and Thomas r. Iuoh!'
The annual banquet of the Ne" W.,
State Bankers Association, Group W.
will be held on Monday evening" 'a"u",
20. at the Waldorf Astoria. The spe'n
will be George f.. Vincent, OF tue ~"
yersity of Minnesota; Percy flh'o''
Memphis. and Mayor W. j. GAY
William Woodward, president of the 10"
over National Bank. will be toasthlo'''
MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE
The exports of specie from the Por. .S 10