New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-08
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
Transactions for foreign account yester-
day on the Stock Exchange were about
10000 shares. all or the purchasing side
DIvidends Voc d.elared as follows !:

10000 shares. all or the purchasing side
Dividends were declared as follows
The Niles Bement-Pond Company. regular
quarterly preferred Of IL per cent payable
MAY IL to stock Of record May :.
The Diamond Match COMPANY regular quar-
teriy OF J.! per cent payable June 10 to STOCK
The Standard oil Company OF California
regular quarterly of 2is per cent payable June
~ 10 stock Of record MAY 20.
The American smelling and Refining Com
pahy' regular quarterly OF per cent on com
mon. payable June l6. and regular quarterly
OF Ia per cent on preferred payable June :.
The CreX Carpet Company, regular semi-sn-
nual Of per cent. payable June 10 TO stock OF
record MAY 81
The American Tobacco Company, regular
quarterly Of , per cent ON common. payable
June to stock OF record May 10.
regular a1srtery Of Of per cent on common
payable June to stock Of record MAY 10
The Studebakcr Corporation. regular quar-
ierly Of Ia per cent Oh preferred. payable
The Maine Central Railroad regular OF 81 80
PAYABLE July 90 stock Of record June 10.
The Cleveland & Sandusky Brewing Com
pany. per cent ON preferred. payable June l6
10 stock OF record May 81
quarterly Of l's per cent on preferred, pay
able June !. 70 stock Of record May is
Chicago Northwestern. regular quarterly
Of per cent on preferred and I :. per cent on
common payable July to stock OF record
June .
After occupying offices In the Drexel
Building. at Wall and Broad streets. since
1867 J. Edward Mastin & Co. have re-
moved to the fourth floor OF the Mills
Building.
The refiuancing plan Of the Indian Re
fining Company has been successfully
closed al the notes being subscribed. II
is said that the company is earning full
interest on its bonds and other securities
The Norfolk e Western Railway Com
pany reports total operating revenue for
March of S3,56S.S30 a gain of s2eS. f23.
Net earnings we're s1.215.247. an increase
of S150.@71. Net income for the month
after charges. amounted TO 1851. 1923, a
gain of S160.329.
April sales Of the +. ". Woolworth
Company were s4.996.fS7. an increase Of
S195.926 over April of last year The
sales for the first four months Of this year
were $17,929.242. n gain Of s2,302.1e1 as
compared with the corresponding period OF
last year.
Al the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Diamond Match Company yes
ter ". A. Fairburn. OF New York. was
elected director TO succeed +. w Rolo-
son.
At a meeting OF the board of directors
Of the Pacific Bank otto J.. Dommerich. OF
l.. :. Dommerich e Co. was elected d.
rector. increasing the board from thirteen
to fourteen.
T. Ward Paine has been elected a d.
rector to I'll a vacancy on the board or the
Copper Range Consolidated Company.
Thomas j. Freeman has resigned as OPP
Grating vice-president OF the Texas & Pa
cific Railroad and T.. T. Kearney, general
superintendent OF transportation Of the
Missouri Pacific Will succeed him Nj
Freeman remains general counsel for the
road.
New York Central broke below par yes
terday for the second time since 1905. sell
stock has sold since 1915 was $50. in June.
1885. and the record high price-i74iz-was
made November O.. 1901.
According TO a director OF the Ameri-
can Beet Sugar Company the annual re-
port for 1913 will show a little less than
per cent earned on the So go 600 com
mon stock.
\. X. Whaley, vice-president Of the
New York. New Haven & Hartford and
the Central New England railroads. has
been made head Of the engineering, con
struction and maintenance department,
in addition 10 directing the operating de-
partments Of these companies.
special stockholders meeting Of the
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
has been called for May % To vote on an
issue OF first lien and refunding mortgage
bonds to be limited TO 100000 and an
issue OF > per cent adjustment income
bonds 70 be limited to N3.514,0p,.
The income account OF the Copper
Range Consolidated Company for the
year ended December 81. 1912. showed total
receipts Of So, O84 202. an increase OF l.i2s.-
900 The balance applicable 10 dividends
was 81. $50 SO. a gain of ;SsSOOi During
the year the company produced 3l5si6i7
pounds of copper, or i54,3J5 pounds more