New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-07

an equal gain The IS advanced per en-. =,
s714c. The new Japanese per cent loan ruled :,
31s per cent premium
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIoNs.-Loan quotation.
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda America.
Ice. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Obi
common, Canadian Pacific Consolidated Gas D.,,
ware and Hudson Erie common. first and secora
preferred Louisville and Nashville. Manhat.,
Missouri Pacific Peoples Gas. Reading first pre-
ferred Rock Island. Southern Railway prererr.d
Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coal and r.
United States Steel common. United States Iea,hs
preferred Shelters common and Republic sta.
common, 1d1A per cent; Atchison common ana
preferred Norfolk and Western and Union Pac,s
common and preferred, I per cent: Pennsyrv,n
q per cent; ST. Paul and United States Steal nr.
ferred 2.d1 per cent: Western Union and Smalt.r
preferred, fiat; Wabash preferred. 1G1A per Can,
Republic Steel preferred. fiat and 1-25s per c.,.
Pressed Car preferred 1-256 per cent; Metropoltar
Street Railway. per cent. and New-YoEk Can.
trail. p per cent.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE CHANGEs-A,
meeting of the board of directors OF the Arnarica
Locomotive Company. held yesterday. William NJ
Barnum. of the law firm of Simpson Thach.r
Barnum & Bartlett. was elected a director "a A.,
the vacancy caused by the death Of Samuel p
Galloway 1t voted to increase the nnemAsr
ship of the executive committee from five To NJ,
and Mr. Barnum and Frederick H. Stevanx v.-.
elected members Of the executive committee. Abe~t
]. Pitkin. vice-president Of the company, ya.
elected president to succeed Mr.. Galloway III
Sague elected vice-president. Leigh Best VA,
elected third vce-president and retains thu It'll.
of secretary of the company.
COTTON EXCHANGE ELECTION--At tina an,
nual election of the New-YOrk Cotton Excbany.
yesterday the following elected: President
Henry Schaefer; vice-president. George A Chan
man; treasurer, George Brennecke; Managers
George W. Baily Eustratius A. Fachiri. I. L
Fleming. Hermann HagedOrn. John E G. Higgins
Charles W. Lee Arthur Lehman. James T. Maurv
NJ I E1arr
Ray. Albert L. Rountree. Richard a. SPRING. Ed
ward NJ Weld and Henry H Wheeler; trustee
of the gratuity fund to serve three years. Charles
StiIlman; inspectors of election. William A. Boyer
Henry W. Hanemann and Edward B. Vandyck
REGULATION FOR TRADING IN LINSEED
OIL. FUTURES.-Members Of the Hnseed oil traas
have adopted a series of rules regulating transae-
tions in linseed oil among members OF the New
York Produce Exchange and governing dealings IN
futures on the exchange. The rules provide for tina
appointment of committee of five to consider and
decide all disputes which may be submitted to II
They also provide for inspectors. testers weigh
ers of lnseed OIL the appointment OF register
and the designation of warehouses Deliveries OF
contract OIL according TO the rules. shall be mads
by weight the rate Of seven and one-half pounds
net per gallon. and in lots Of not less than 400
gallons
INTERNATIONAL PUMP.-Earnings OF the In.
ternationaI Pump Company for tho year ended
March 81 show the full per cent earned thu
pany. according to people identified with the prop
erty, Is extremely satisfactory and larger than IL
was at this time a year ago The dividend question
it is understood has not yet received serious atta-
ton. but it is known that many OF the directors
are opposed to any change this time. II any
change should. however. be made in the dividend
on the common stock. 1t will only be IN line with
the conservatism that has marked the management
OF the company ever since the steam pump COM
binatiOn made.
AMALGANIATED COPPER MEETING-Ths an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Anal
gamated Copper Company was held + Jersey City
1t short and harmonious Only one ticket was
submitted. it contained the names OF Lhs eight
retiring directors-H H. Rogers. William Rookie
Teller James StiIlrnan. ~ R Flower, 3. P. Olcott
A. 9. Burrage. George H. Church and William G.
Rockefeller. There were scratches. and each
received a unanimous vote. There were 1.Oz1 At
shares Of ths total OF 1.5SSS79 represented. No
port presented AS soon tbs result OF Tire
election was announced the meeting adjourned
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.-It IS asserted
by friends OF the Chicago Great Western Railway
Company that the sharp decline in the company's
securities yesterday was due TO an attack By
traders similar that made certain group Of
stocks last week. which lasted for only one day. It
is understood that the officers OF the company
pect poor earnings for this month and part Of
July IN comparison with last years figures. With
good crops however, they expect that the
ings in the autumn will be ahead OF those for the
same period or last year II IS further oeNeysd
that for the better In the earnings viii coma
before action IS due the dividend question IN
August
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS IN
CREASES COMMON DIVIDEND.-Ths Chicago
and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend OF II per
cent on its preferred stock. and dividend Of
per cent on it's common stock. payable July L This
IS an increase OF per cent for the six months on
the latter issue. The company has paid quarterly
dividends Of IA per cent its preferred stock
since 1882 Dividends at the rate OF Pa per cent
year on the common stock were begun in 1853 The
next year the rate was Increased TO 31l and IN 80
to "A in 1901 to SD while in 1902 and 1903 ths rate
was 8 per cent year.
CUBAN BONDS ADMITTED TO STOCK Elk
CHANGE-The Speyer & Co certificates for tns
Republic OF Cuba per cent gold bonds OF O4, both
full paid and second instalnent paid. nave Deen
admitted TO quotation on the stock Exchange u
the unlisted department