New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
WALL STREET AND EECH4NGES.

FOREIGN TRADTNC;.-London was again seller
in this market. Its sales were about 10000 shares
and distributed through the interna tional
list but were largest In Reading and Erie.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATGONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalsamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice. Atchison common and preferred. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio common. Chi
cago Terminal. Colorado and Southern. Delaware
and Hudson. Erie common first and second pre-
ferred. Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan. Mis-
souri, Pacific New-York Central. Northwestern.
Metropolitan Street Railway. Peoples Gas. Reading
first preferred. Rock Island, St Paul. Southern
Railway preferred. Sugar Refining Southern Pa
citic Tennessee Coal and Iron. Union Pacific
mon and preferred. United States Steel common
and preferred, United States Leather preferred,
Wabash preferred Western Union. Republic Steel
common ana preferred. %. per cent.
NATIONAL PARK BANK.-Thc National Park
Bank has declared a semi-annuaI dividend of ~
per cent. payable July /.
NEW-HAVEN DIVIDEND.-The dividend on
New-York. New-Haven and Hartford stock was
cared, payable 10 stock of record of last Satur-
day. June "a. hut notice that the stock was selling
e dividend was not sent out over the Stock FIX
change tape until about 2:30 p m Monday Stock
holders who had failed TO transfer any pur-
chase of stock prior to June Il were therefore pre-
cuded from securing transfer In time to partci-
pate in the payment 1t has been the custom of
the company heretofore 10 send notice of the date
of record for dividend purposes at 10 o'clock
the morning OF such date. II Is possible that the
Stock Exchange will be called upon to investigate
and adiudicate the matter.
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON.-The contrac-
for the erection and equipment OF the
plant the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company at
Pueblo considerably behind in their work. and
il is said that the plant cannot be put in opera
tion until late in the fall Not until the spring
can all departments of the plant be used. The
second Cf the blast furnaces will be blown
in about September and the third early in 1908.
These furnaces have each n capacity of six hun
dred tons Of pig iron a day which indicates
annual output of about six hundred thousand tonos
of finished material.
CONSOLIDATED TOBACCO BONDS.-The alb
sorption the per bonds of the Consolidated
Tobacco Company continues. Bond houses have
been buyers of them in anticipation of ma
terial increase in their price. Bond experts
that these bonds are among the best bargains
obtainabe at present. The large earnings of the
companies subsidiary to the Consolidated far more
provide the interest the bonds
LINOTYPE-MONOTYPE.- Is reported that
the proposition for consolidation of the Mcr-
genthaler Linotype Company and the Lanston
Monotype Company will be considered on the re-
turn of J. Pierpont Morgan from Europe.
PRESIDENT OF MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL.
j @. Metcalfe. president of the Evansville and
Terre Haute Railroad Company. and formerly gem
eraI manager of the Louisville and Nashville and
Denver and Rio Cirande Railroad companies,
yesterday elected president Of the Mexican Interna
tional Railroad Company
HAMILTON FISH Observation-Disclosures Fish
Benjamin grandson of the late Governor Hamilton
Fish, who Secretary of State under General
Grant. has been admitted to the banking firm of
Joseph Walker & Sons. Mr. Benjamin is the
nephew of Stuyvesant Nicholas and Hamilton Fish
He was associa ted until recently with the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. and has been admitted
membership o the Stock Exchange. The young
man was graduated from Yale in 1895. and is a
resident of Garrisons y. Y. He enthusi-
;,stic football player is OF athletic tendency and
regarded hustler -
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.-At the an
nual meeting yesterday of the stockholders of the
North American Company c. w. Wetmore. George
Pfster the four retiring directors. reelected
for three years.
NJ. s r. BOND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. announce that they will re-
ceve June % subscriptions 97l2 for $11 900
of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company's
per refunding hundred year gold mortgage
bonds These bonds part of a recently author
lied issue of $65 600 of which S5i 600 900
served to retire outstanding bonds of other issues
of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company and
of its subsidiary companies. The refunding mort
gage securing this issue is the only obliga of
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company cover
lien which embraces the entire system
stituted The issue Is limited to $50. 100000. Among
the properties mortgaged the franchises. rail-
roads. equipment. leases, real estate and other
property of the COMPANY. and also l4.00p shares
the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Com