New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
Wall STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OF the New-York Stock Exchange from the general
public has been taken. BY direction OF the Govern
ing Committee OF the Exchange. the printed ISIS
from and after July will be supplied TO members
OF the Exchange only. There are three KINGS OF
printed lists First. there Is list containing INC
sales of bonds In detail. In this list the transact
lions from 10 to u o'clock are printed and copies
are ready for distribution after the latter hour
Then the transactions from ~ TO o'clock are added.
ard finally the transactions from to o'clock, so
that the fist comes out in three sections. This list
is printed on white paper. On Saturday. when the
Exchange closes ~ o'clock. the list is. OF course,
section simply Another list Is the PINK isl.
which contains the opening. high. low ana lha'
prices of all stocks dealt in, except lew minor
stocks with the amount Of the transactions in each'
A third list Is the blue list, which gives the open
Ing high. low and last prices and the extent Oh uea
ings In the active stocks. Heretofore anyoodE
might buy these lists After July only members
may receive them and on each individual iist VIII
be printed the name OF the member or the MN III
which he is a partner that the list goes TO. mus
the member receiving the list viii be respohsipie
for It, The headings containing the ADDRESS u "'e
Stock Exchange member or his trm Will DC hep'
in stock They will be printed on blank sheets
upon which the quotations will be printed from Gay
10 day in such quantities as may be required 1he
printing is done by the Exchange Printing COMPANY
No A. Broad-st. This company is not owned by ti!e
Stock Exchange, but IL has a contract with the En-
change for printing Its ss and It does mos Tom M The
company. signed IF. L. Fitch, treasurer mas becn
sent TO subscribers TO the lists advising them that
only members of tho Exchange will receive ne Isis
from and after July !. The new order SHUTS OI'
banks. trust companies and other hnanciai c9hcfrns
the lists Exchange members Is OF course, 10 prT
order concerns. the cost of The Isis VIII be ~ per
copy per year for each list IN 1opos i is 10
supply quotations through the ticker ONLY 10 Nom
are t V ~, ticker compcnies One is the NewYork
Quotation Company which furnishes quotations 10
and Sock Company. which furnishes quotations TO
the general public. The NewYorb company is cor
cent o. is stock The Gold ana Stock is owned by
the Western Union Telegraph Company; The proOa,
cr.i'e,v Fivn voars' contracts between both com
panos and the EXCHANGE expire, June 50. The En-
C..ahge been receiving $4,000 year from each
company for its quoiatio!s
s. NJ. Rice, president Of the American Spirits
Manufacturing Company CWhskey TRUST. has re-
turned from prolonged visit 10 the West. He
said yesterday: There are new startling or
interesting developments in the spirits trade or az
feoting the American Spirits Company. Everything
is moving along in quiet. orderly and business!ike
way, and the management is satisfied with the
situation. considering the general business and
financial conditions Of the country. There has bee"
no negotiation agreement with independent dis
filters looking TO a three months shutdown The
fact is It customary for all dstllleries to shut
down during the summer months as ii is unproht
able to operate in warm weather, because cattle
feeding has to be suspended during that season;
therefore no agreement TO shut down Is necessary.
AS TO the proposed agreement for the consohdatior
of the Kentucky bourbon dlsteries. while | am
interested in general way personally the Amer g,
lean Spirits Company is not in any way interested
in the matter. it is entirely OUT of its province
The details of the proposed Kentucky combination
are being carefully studied but the scheme IS Il
carried out. Efforts for such combination have
been made for twenty years but without success !
hope. however that the present time may be more
so that the ruinous competition among the hourD p,
again placed money making basis.
proposed provision In the new tariff which has
for It's main object the protection Of American
| patentees more especially the manufacturers OF
| coa-tar products the subjec. OF conference
at the Custom House yesterday which was par
ticlpated In by j. J. Couch the Acting Collector;
Colonel Dudley F. Phelps. the Deputy Collector In
charge of the Law Division, and Walter II. Bum
the Appraiser OF the Port. The proposed act was
referred TO the Secretary of the Treasury by the
Finance Committee of the Senate. Secretary Gage
turned it over to the customs officials OF this port
for an opinion to its practicability. The act
directs that the collector Of the port of entry shall
take and retain samples of any product brough.
into the United States and shall keep them Tor one
year together with the customs papers, so that
| American manufacturers may be enabled to ascer-
tain whether or not their products have been In
fringed upon. II IS asserted that certain German
| and Swiss manufacturers of drugs, like phenace-
tine antipyrine and like mixtures, have for long
| time infringed the rights of domestic manu-
facturers and have smuggled in large quantities or
| these drugs selling them at prices far below the
| market price At Yesterdays conference no de-
| cison was reached but 1t the opinion that not
only will the act. if it becomes law add materi-
| ally to the already arduous duties of the customs
| oficials but will also enable INSCRIPTIONS mer-
| Giants to get the inside track of the business or
their foreign competitors, many or whom are or the
| highest standing.
The retirement OF William V. Carolin as man
Na-- Ncry tool
| Exchange was brought about. 1t is understood, by
his neglect OF his duties. His resignation was Of
fered the latter part of April at ,ne request Of the
! committee in charge Of the Clearing House. The
| affairs OF his Office were in some confusion. ii IS
stated. but they have since been straightened out
| The talk of great shortage In Mr. CaroIns ac-
counts is without foundation. Mr.. Carolin was
leading broker. but he met reyerses and gave up
his Exchange scat. When the Clearing House was
| established four years ago he was made It's man
ager. Edward G. Arthur. the assistant manager
| House which is at No 4j Newest.
The stock OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Com
pany has sprung into activity and advanced two
points the Ncw-York Stock Exchange in two
days. The superstition Is that arrangements for
running the conpanys cars across the Brooklyn
| Bridge ara nearing consumnatiol. Ex-Governor
| Roswell r. Flower. who is one OF the largest owners
Of the securities OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
! Company, said yesterday that the earnings OF the
| company were rapidly increasing The extensions
! and improvements made in the last two years were
telling in the earnings. The seashore and Bridge
| rafcs were both heavy The low price Of land
| within the time from the Brooklyn Bridge as
Harlem certain materially TO increase the pop
ulation of the eastern part OF Greater New-Yori
! From this development the Brooklyn Rapid TTduSi,
Company would derive large revenue. when Tie
| COnDany's the Bridge there q
be immediate increase in the Brooklyn popud-
ton. When the company was recognized II was
| recognized thoroughly and on stable basis.
c. p Huntington said yesterday that the report
| that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company would in
crease its dividend to per cent basis was ilcor-
rect. such a dividend" he added would be e.
| cesave and believe In conservative management.
II Is very probable however. that VIII increase
the dividend 10 ~ per cent Scmannually or 3 pee
| cent year ! rather think this will be donc II l.
also probable that shall pat two rev gfoa m
| ors Of 10000 tons each, 10 ply between San Fran