New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
II[NS OF WALL STREET

pfidends have been declared as ioi-
gss:
,.,,via Rubber Company. regular quar-
DO 81 II. per cent on preferred and regu-
4 rs1narterly Of / per cent and one-half OF
S cent extra on common. both payable
n peher 10 stock OF record September 10.
VIshana Mineral Land Company. D per
:. and a IS per cent distribution out of
q" proceeds Of land sales. The dividends
- maid September 20.
Esnerai Motors Company, regular semi
,al Of az per cent on preferred, payable
s.slTnber to stock OF record October 10.
Youngstown & Ohio River Railroad. / u
lent on preferred. payable September 80.
E,s IS an increase of ne-hGf Of l per
~ over the dividends paid in June and
gsreh.
the capital stock Of the Colonial Trust
,,5 savings Bank, of Chicago having
s,, been increased from $4,000 to $1,000
- the directors have authorized a pay
-,snt of the usual amount of $4,000 in
Frsends on October l to stockholders of
...ord September % This is equivalent
:, % per cent on the original capital
,,eek. 1t is the intention of the directors
,S6ay the regular quarterly dividend of
nor cent on January l.
p. Leach & Co. are offering at 9Si2,
"a Weld I per cent, an issue of sl.25O,OOo
s,st Hen per cent notes Of the Virginia
PAYER Company. dated August /, 1913. and
sue February !, 1915.
The Stock Exchange seat Of the late
J. Townsend. which was posted for
transfer 10 William T. Burrows. jr., on
thursday. changed hands at $4,000. The
l.,t sale was at $4,000, but the above was
, Chicago transaction and did not go
through the local Office.
The International & Great Northern
Railway Company reports gross earnings
,or the third week OF September Of s24s.-
az decrease Of SCI, 900; gross for the
psrlod from July l 70 September 21 was
r@,OOO, e loss Of $4,000.
A change Is said to be imminent in the
,osItion Of Assistant Treasurer at the
New York Sub-Treasury, now held by
Charles S. Wilmington. Secretary Nc
AdOo. II is stated. has several under. con-
sderation for the position. but has not
mend as Mr.. Millington's successor.
II was learned yesterday at the offices
n the Frisco receivers that a sufficient
amount Of Ozark & Cherokee Central
Railway bonds has not yet been deposited
10 render the agreement between the re-
esiyers and the bondholders' committee
Elective. Unless the agreement becomes
effective the receivers have no authority
10 pay the interest due October 1.
R. S. Lovett, chairman Of the Union
Pacific board, will make a tour Of the
cempany's lines as soon as the problem Of
the extra distribution Of its large cash
holdings derived from the sale Of SSS,o0o,0O0
Southern Pacific stock is settled.
The General Baking Powder Company
reports for the six months ended June 30
last profit and other income Of s431, $50, and
a surplus. after depreciation. interest and
preferred dividends, Of sl02,234, making a
total surplus of sS5O,253.
a cltN4dl IlAFtNillS Va NAO SbOShiiOiuOio W
the Atlantic Phosphate and OIL Corpora
ton will be held at the Offices OF the COM
pany in this city october II to vote on
the proposed 1880, 900 issue of refunding
mortgage per cent twenty-year bonds,
dated July /. 1918.
The property of the Manistee e. Grand
Rapids Railroad has been bid in at re-
oeivers' sale by representatives of the
stockholders for $4,000.
Operating revenues Of the Southern
Railway for August amounted TO s.. 6e5. 800,
an Increase OF $24,O2S over the previous
year. The months operating income was
NS97,440, a decrease OF s244.441. The per-
oentage of operating expenses to operat-
ing revenues was $40. compared with
1o2 in 1912. The Southern Railways
operating income for the two months
ended August 81 was s2.622,7 100, a decrease
Of s4O4,526.
E. Vail Stebbins has been elected a
member Of the Stock Exchange nominat-
Ing committee, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Frederic Gallatin, IT.