New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
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The foreign houses had buying orders IA the stocs
There was little disposition to trade the curb N
London and the arbitraseurs suspended their cabla
service early In the day.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotat,n,
were: AmaIgamated Copper. Anaconda. Americas
Ice Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Erie common nrxs
and second preferred. Louisville and Nashvus
Manhattan Missouri Pacific. Peoples Gas R.ss
ing first preferred. Rock Island. Southern Railvs
preferred. Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Co.,
and Iron United States Steel common. Uns,.,
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred. Sinai
ers common and Republic Steel common 11fu -.
cent: Atchison common and preferred. Baltimo,.
and Ohio common. Canadian Pacific, Consondas.6
Gas, Delaware and Hudson. Norfolk and Wes,ar,
Metropolitan Street Railway. Union Pacific cor
mon and preferred and United States Steel nv.
ferred. I per cent; Pennsylvania and St. Paul a
per cent; New-York Central. 4 per cent; Republto
Steel preferred. American Locomotive prefsrra5
and Pressed Car preferred. 1856 per cent: ssItsr,
preferred. fat and 1855 per cent. and Western
Union Car Foundry preferred. fiat
STEEL. RAIL EXPORTS-For the first A..
months of 1904 the steel rail exports aggregate Ann
tons compared with 1851 tons for the Correspondent.
period last year. gain of As 1856 tons. Their. Ia.
been corresponding increase IN the general en-
ports of iron and steel in the time over
10000 tons being abroad in the first nv.
months as compared with less than 10000 tons IN
the corresponding period last year.
ROCK ISLAND NOTE Observation-Disclosures,
was made yesterday by the First National Bank a,
this city that it had bought s. 100000 OF Chioaxo
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company's notas
TO run three years II is understood that the CON-
pany paid the bankers a commission which WITH
the rate of interest the notes. will bring tb,
total cost for the accommodation 10 per cant
The notes secured by 81 100000 Of the company,
first mortgage and refundng per cent bonds and
are payable at 1O2. sixty days notice. on any
interest day.
NETWORK CENTRAL4-It is reported that tina
subscriptions for the S1OO0O,000 New-York Central
per cent debentuTes amounted TO nearly $50eOUo
The bankers who bought these bonds from the com,
pany have $20O00000 to offer the public as soon
as the funds are needed for the terminal work IN
New-York.
NEW Low RECORD FOR SEABOARD PRE-
FERRED.-Sea board Air Line common touched a
low price for the year. selling at z while the pre-
ferred stock. on the exchange of 800 shares broks
from 1+z to 1rs. the lowest price at which II has
ever sold. There was no news TO account for ths
slump IN these issues
STRICKEN FROM STOCK EXCHANGE LIST
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass first mortgage
bonds amounting 10 &.356OO0 and numbering ITEs
TO 1890. inclusive. have been stricken from ths
Stock Exchange list These were the bonds or
dered cancelled by the Texas Railroad Commission
KANSAS WHEAT.-The wheat harvest has be-
gun in Southern Kansas The grain rpens rapidly
and the harvest rush Will be on within week
Numbers Of men from the Eastern States ara en-
route 70 the wheat fields. THE Topeka Journal
estimates the yield S3431 2i9 bushels based on
reports by townships.
NEBRASKA BUYS MASSACHUSETTS BONDS
The Nebraska State Board of Educational Funds
and Lands has just purchased 10000 OF AIassa-
chUsetts 3i2 per cent gold bonds. Ten years ago
! the idea of Nebraska investing in Eastern pape-
would have been considered absurd.
CENTURY REALTY COMPANIES director,
of the Century Realty Company have declared ths
usual 3 per cent semi-annual dividend. A state-
me4t submitted 10 the board at its meeting yes
terGay showed earnings for the year sufficient TO
add 100000 10 surplus after payment OF per cent
| in dividends.
TO $50 A S1ARE.-The stockholders Of the f-tna
Indemnity Company have voted reduce the par
value of the stock from 500 70 $50 a share. AS
result the cOnpany's statement will show cap
ttal OF $4,000. and a surplus OF $4,000
MAIDEN LANE BANK DIVIDEND-The Maid
en- Lane Savings Bank. at No. 10 Broadway, has
declared a dividend OF per cent its depositors
payable on the third Tuesday in July. out OF the
net profits This Will be paid all sums OF so
or more that shall have remained deposit for six
months or three months. respectively after July
All deposits before July 10 will draw interest
from July l.