New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-29

uuil, trdnsdcuOnS amounting TO only ABOUT
5000 shares. with sales slightly in excess
OF purchases.
Dividends have been declared as fol.
lows:
Lchieh Coal and Navigation COMPANY,
ruary - 10 stock OF record January 81.
United States steel Corpo ra ton, regular
a qua OF ~ per cent on the preferred r.,
preferred is payable February - and the
common March 80.
Cable advices from London state that
an Offering Of E1,11S,9i5 per cent Chill
ian government annuities by j. Henry
Schroeder & Co. Yesterday was quickly
| oversubscrbed. The list was closed more
than a day in advance of the advertised
| time.
Goldman. Sachs & Co. have engaged
| $685. gold coin for shipment to Argen-
| tina. This makes a total of 5000, 900
gold engaged for South America on the
present movement
| II was reported yesterday that scat
on the New York stock Exchange had
| sold at $4,000. a decline of $4,000 from
the sale last week. and the lowest price
| in fifteen years. This is also a decline
Of $4,000 since the first OF the year.
| The Mexico Northwestern Railway
Company will ask stockholders to author
| ize an issue Of sl2.jO0.000 bonds at a
meeting on February IL to retire the
floating debt Of $1,000. 200 and provide for
| working c3pital
| Tracy \ Johnson. manager of the bond
department Of Parkinson 4 Burr. will be-
come member Of Rhoades & Co. on
| February l. Mr.. Johnson succeeds 10 the
partnership vacated by Edward r. Tinker.
recently elected a vice-president of the
| Chase National Bank.
Advices from Pittsburgh state that all
the tinplate makers in that district are
working their plants to capacity. and. ac-
cording TO the reports will have little
spare tonnage before July I.
The Hart. Schanner & Marx Company
reports FOR the year ended December 81,
1912. gross sales % il3.62j19I. as compared
with sl5.0l2as last year. The net profits
after operating. selling. administration
and general expenses were S2iiH6 After
dcducting -four quarterly dividends paid
on the preferred stock there remained a
surplus for the year OF slis.sl2. The gem
eral balance sheet as of December 81.
1912. shows goodwill. trademarks and
trade names worth 100000, current as
sets OF sj.fO7a5j and current Liabilities OF
sos. i26.
The report Of the Mobile 6 Ohio Rail-
road Company for December, 1917. SHOWS
gross revenue Of ;l.03l.0i6. as compare
with 1879 225 for the same month OF 1911
an Increase Of 81. $40. Net earnings were
$3.50. 40. a decrease Of $3.50. The report
for the six months ended shows groaS
revenues Of s6,ls609l. rs compared with
s.. Sc, 09i for the same period OF 1911. Net
earnings were N,e9oe?i. as compared with
81, 100, 9j5.
The report Of the Cincinnati. New Or
leans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
for December. 1912. shows gross revenue
of sgiS.lsl and net revenue Of SA.sp. Inc
report for the six months ended Deem
Der g. 1912. shows gross operating revenue
Of s3l1?9J9. as compared with 1880
for the same period Of 1911; net earnings
were 81. 19S. So. as compared with N.i'3.-
e2L
The Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Company reports for the month OF De
cembcr. 1912, gross operating revenues or
sac, 7s2 and net operating revenue OF Slfi,-
49, The report for the six months SHOWS
gross operating revenues OF S2,62l ,3ss. rs
compared with G,il.ses for the same
neriod of 1911 Net revenue for the same
neriod was sSii310, as compared with
tUa3l9
William r. Berry, vice-president OF the
Boston e. Maine Railroad. who has held
that position for ffty years. has asked 10
be relieved from duty on June |. He IL
almost seventy years of age lie entered
the roads service In March OF lsA
The report OF the Chicago. ST. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha for December, lsI-
SHOWS gross earnings OF N,h222 and net
earnings OF Ss6.Oob. Inc report lot inc SIN
months ended December 81, 1912, shows Il
gross OF t9leS.ts5. as compared with
tse0.l1s for the same period OF 1911. and
not earnings Of S.J6S,6.o az compared WIN
s. 2I5,sn.
The Rudolph Wuriitzer Company OF
Cincinnati has called meeting OF STOCK
holders for February y to authorize an
increase In the capital stock from STUDDED
To 100000.
Charles q. Gates. Oakleigh Thorne and
Harry Bronner have resigned as diroc-
tors Of the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany. Their places have been filled by
W. r. Graham, former president OF 'he
American Can Company. H.. L. Brown
and II. G. Hanna. W. T. Graham has
succceded John f.. Harris as member OF
tho executive committee. II Is said that
the new interests have purchased the
holdings In the company formerly held
bv the late John W. Gates, who MAS
credited with being the holder OF 5000
shares Of Republic Iron and Steel prefer
rcd and common stock.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.