New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
WALL STREET AND E4CHANGES.

7, addition TO restricting the printed sheets con-
tanning the quotations OF the New-York STOCK Elk
change to members Of the Exchange from ana
after July l. II is said 10 be settled that quotations.
will not be furnished to the general pubic through
tickers after that date. "Outsders by which Is
meant others than members of the Exchange. are
now supplied through tckers by the Gold and
Stock Telegrap. Company. which is owned py the
Western Union Telegraph Company The hve years
contract between the Exchange and the western
Union Company expires June 80. 1t is not 10 be
renewed The Western Union has paid the Ex-
change $4,000 year for the quotations. The New
York Quotation Company has paid the same
amount. This company has distri buted quotations
change Fifty-one per cent of the stock Of the
company is owned by the Exchange 1t is re-
Contract with the New-York company. BY cutting
off the Gold and Stock Company the banks. trust
companies and other financial Institutions will be
deprived of the quotations.
H. G. James chief engineer OF the British steam
ship Anersley. which arrived three days from
jamaica under examination yesterday the
Custom House on the charge of smuggling 100
cigars. seven bottles of Scotch whiskey and two
bottles Of Jamaica rum. Of the total value Of $780,
The inquiry was conducted by J. J. Couch. Acting
Collector; H. w. Gourey. Acting Naval Officer.
and James L. HASTE. Special Deputy Surveyor.
ana Threatened to cause Intervention By the Brit
ish Government. The stuff ordered confis
Gated There was no evidence that the officers OF
the Anersley were cognzant of the alleged snug
Cling and no fine was imposed the ship.
The discretonar y-order concern of o. F. NAL
colin Co.. No. % Broadway. has shut down. and
the furniture in its office. the twelfth floor. has
been removed. James II. Hoadley the agent of
the building, said Malcolm who so far as he knew,
S Dean Company collapsed. Then people stopped
sending money, 10 him and began Withdrawing
Out s. 600 i in few days Mr. iosdiey said Malcolm
daf Petroleum Exchange.
accepted member Malcolm at one time en-
sad he WAS and H
he had to borrow money on his furniture
Conrad n. Jordan. who recently reappointed
Assistant United States Treasurer In charge Of the
Sub-Treasury at New-York returned yesterday
after an absence of several days in Washington.
His bond has been approved by the Secretary OF
the Treasury Ellis II. Roberts will enter upon his
duties as Treasurer Of the United States in Wash
irgton July /. He will be succeeded presi-
dent of the Franklin National Bank of New-York
by Charles +. James at present vice-presdent of
the bank Mr. James is a son OF Thomas l.. James
president OF the Lincoln National Bank and for
merly Postmaster-General
j. T. Baldwin. cashier Of the Bank OF the Man
haitian Company. recently completed forty-seven
years in the institution. The employees Of
the bank have presented 10 him made from
a part of of the original wooden pipes belong
ing to the Manhattan Company, whose first func-
ton was 10 supply water to the city of New-York
The pipe was dug Of Broadway where it had
been since 1899. Whereabouts The cane has a
gold handle bearing Mr. Baldwin's monogram.
The follow wing directors Of the New-York Air
Brake Company were elected at the annual election
held yesterday: II. a Rogers, Daniel Magone
Rowland Cox George b. Massey, Crawford Living
ston l. Il. Newcombe. G. A. Starbuck. j. G. Thomp-
son and c. r. Chafee. These officers were chosen
BY the directors: President. c. A. Sarbuck: vice.
president Daniel Magone; secretary and treasurer,
J c. Thompson.
Claus spreckels. the Hawaiian sugar king is not
10 start a embarrassing plant in Brooklyn Her
man Seilcken. is the manager of the coffee
business Of the Sugar Trust in its fight against
Arbucke Brothers. said yesterday that the fact
was as had already been stated, that one of the
trusts unused refneres in Brooklyn being
fitted up with embarrassing apparatus. II would
be IN operation IN three months by the recently
organized American Coffee Company. The output
OF the Wooson Spice Company, at Toledo, Ohio,
had Increased 100 per cent since the Havemeyers
had acquired the concern. A greater capacity was
needed which the Brooklyn refinery would supply.