New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Business for foreign account on the
Stock Exchange yesterday was dull,
total transactions not exceeding few
hundred shares. Dividends have been de-
clared as follows:
Amparo Mining COMPANY. resuag quarterly
Of 90 cent ana per cent extra. pay able
May ~ 70 stock Of record April 80.
National City Bank regular semi annual Of
= ucr cent. payable Mey J.
corn Exchange Bank. regular quarterly %
I rer cent. payable Ma ] 20 stock Of record
Tnited Wire and supply Compsny. regular
quarterly ~ - per cent ON preferred. pay
able Nav 20 stock ~ record April -.
Electro Lamp COMPANY. regular quarterly
81 - Der cent. payable Ma ] 10 stoeh OF
record April 30
Montreal Light Heat and Power COMPANY.
regular quarterly 90 2ii per cent payable Nay
L. TO stock Of record April -.
Norfolk & Western ;ailway Company. resu-
lar quarterly Of ~ per cent on common pay
able june 10 10 stock OF record May 81.
Troy Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Com
pany. quarterly OF per cent. payable MAJ !
10 stool, Of record Arm IS
Standard on Of Indiana 3 per cent regular
and per cent extra
meeting OF the governors Of the In
vestment Bankers Association Of Amer
lea has been called for MAY l6 and l. at
81. Louis The report Of the committee
on legislative activities VIII be the prin-
cpal subject Of discussion.
The fourth assessment on the Ais
Chalmers stock IS payable to-day to the
Central Trust Company. depositary.
: " Straus e. Co. in their April cir
cular. call attention to the list of hrst
mortgage bonds secured by the highest
class Of improved income producing and
centrally located real estate IN thcaE y
These bonds net the purchasers from o'2
10 per cent.
The Automobile Insurance COMPANY. o.
Hartford. has been organized with CAPT
tai Of $4,000 Morgan G. Buckley was
elected president. Morgan r. Brainard
yice-president. J. Scoheld Rowe secretary
and Charles II. Remington treasurer.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company s
report for March shows total operating
revenues OF s. a63 2si. a decrease Of NOl' .
o6l Net revenue amounted TO NoA;oAs' a
decrease of t43S. $50 as against March IdSt
wear Operating income amounted 10 49,,
los q decrease of s43599S. The report ioF
the nine months ended March 81 SHOWS
total operating revenues OF s3l.s'5sVs' an
Increase of g. o4o 1O5: net operating reVe.
nue. was so. 49, 76s. a gain Of Slsf4' ana
crease OF s90S, sse.
The March statement Of the Interior
ouGh Rapid Transit Company shows
gross operating revenue or s2.ejslO7. com
pared with g. SIS. % last March. net OPP
atinc revenue was sl.792.@66 against 81
7lS.444 and net corporation income was
SIS SOS. compared with s5a.SS. an IN
c. ease OF fN.Jpl.
81 Efraf CFoYnnavN
has appropriated 10000 out ~ surplus
earnings for the retirement of similar
amount OF the g .001pyo one-year collateral
trust notes.
With the proceeds Of the recent au-
thorization Of a sale OF S0l2oco the
Southern Pacific will purchase equipment
to cost Nl42s.olo.
Tho snring meeting 81 the executive
council Of the American Bankers Asso-
citation will he held st Briarclif Lodge ~
the week beginning May a.
At the annual meeting OF the stochho.u-
ers Of the subsidiary companies OF me
Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies steamship
ures Il was voted 10 reduce the par OF tne
capital stock Of each or the tour sun
sidiarv companies from 80" 20 >" shd.
II means cutting tine aEslegSIt ,,'p.,"ii
etoclf of the CLYDE MALLORY. Ward anu
porto Rico lines from $4,000 TO '-H'-
00.O1
The California Petroleum Corporal non
reports net earnings for the quarter ehue'
March 81. before depreciation. OF k''-''''
The Stock Exchange has aoihl''eu
list 81 go. eoO additional common STOCK "
tho Tneersoll- Rand company ana 80
additional capital stock OF the Ne'ao"
Consolidated copper Company.