New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES


Trust and Arbuckle Brothers continues ui'ap"'.u'
The price Of the Lion brand. which IS pun w =
the Woolson Spice COMPANY OF Ioedo' o,.'o ''o
concern owned by the Sugar trust was 0
Wednesday reduced onehalf cent to 10 cents =
pound The Arbuckles YESTERDAY met TIT the sugar car
Their brand is known as "Arissa' e,i thus Jar
The new sting plant Of the trust In brooR
yn win be operation cary in the me i snaor T re
much progress has been made on the sugar ~
6nery which the Arbucklos are buiIdhs'
The production OF anthracite coal for the hfs'
six months of 1881 approximately lo''''p' 'ois
In the corresponding period In iso II wa ,,ors
tons and in 1895 i. was 2n,SDWo TOES. pe"'e''
everywhere have been light buyers, and stocks &C
cordingly small The capacity, i0r l,s NE and
thew contain 90 900 tons or IS per cent OF the ca
pacity The yards of Brooklyn ana Jsr S s or
% ner cent Of The maximum The total Of the coal
in the. yards OF the three cities IL e'""i ~ '
cent OF years consumption
The printed lists of quotations Of the New-horh
Stock Exchange which were issued yesterday were
copyrighted. and they will continue to be- Inc op-
ject OF this Is 10 connne their use 10 members oil
the Exchange The members may supply the lists
TO others but the lists will nave the names on
their firms printed on them ne I ;p hands m Of
the propretors Of bucket-shops or other improper
persons.
The securities Of the New-England Railroad were
yesterday stricKen from the list of the New-York
Stock Exchange. The ostensib.c reason was tha'
the transfer Office OF the company bad been re-
moved 10 Boston. The stock Is owned almost en-
trely by the Newly York New-fIavcn and Hartford
Railroad the Boston and Albany Railroad and the
Vanderbilts and there have been 10 de'iimss u, IL
New En- gland was formerly one Of the most active
stocks the Stock Exchange II Is iro6anie ma ma
the whole Issue Will be eXchahgoI Tor .Nt"-'o 'h NJ
New Haven ard Hartford stock before long.
Tim Campbell's brother. Tom" has for sew
eral years had tie restaurant privilege in the
New-York Custom House Tim got 1t for Tom
when Tim" was In Congress. The privilege Is a
valuable one. Tom had free rent. free light.
free heat free coal for the range and free water
Besides Tom has not come under the Raines
law. The place. being in Federal property has
had to have Government license only Yesterday
the announcement was made that the restaurant
had passed under new management. or IN 9thef
Donath Arendt being the cigar man and Donath
the chef. 1t was stated that Tom had gone e, e,
Rockaway Beach 10 conduct an oyster stand ~
was asserted that Tom" had no right to turn
over the restaurant 10 others.
Major George A. Bartlett; the disbursing clerk
| of the Treasury Department at Washington ar
| rived at the Custom House yesterday to pay
| salaries for June In the day he signed checks
| for the employees In three DIVISIONS onecks ' t
| the employees in the other six divisions Will be
| signed to-day.
There was a teIegraphic transfer of 10000 in
| currency through the Sub-Treasury to New-Or-
| leans yesterday. The money was deposited mere
| and a corresponding amount was paid out by me
| New Orleans Sub-Treasury on telegraphic ORDER
| from New-York
The stock OF the Bay State Gas Company, winch
| closed Wednesday on the New-York Stock Ex-
change at 1915. fell yesterday 10 1913 on report
| that 7 Edward Addicks was apply for a re-
| ceiyer for the company. On a subsequent deilla'
from MIR Addcks the stock rallied to ll7s.
| Duty payments at the Custom House fell OF
greatly yesterday compared with the preceding
| f-w DAYS. They were only $C91S1.