New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-06
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADINC-Foreign houses dealt "A
10000 shares IN the local market. selling on bal
ance- In London consols were higher. Bar sod
in London was quoted az 77s 1O14d against rs esd
n, March % American eagles were quoted at
75s Cd against los sd on March IS Silver was
I'D 1-1sd In Paris French rentes were strong.
Discounts in Berlin were lower.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: AmaIgarnated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice BROOKLYN Rapid Transit. Erie common, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Norfolk and Western. Peoples Gas.
Reading first preferred. Rock Island. Southern
Railway preferred. Southern Pacific. sugar Ten
nessee Coal and Iron. United States Leather pre-
ferred. Wabash preferred. American Shelters COM
mon. and Republic Steel common. "a per cent?
Atchison common and preferred. Baltimore and
Ohio common. Canadian Pacific. Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson. Louisville and Nashvilie'
Manhattan Metropolitan Street Railway. Union
Pacific common and preferred, and United states
Steel common and preferred. IA per cent Els
first and second preferred. Penrsy wanna and
g Paul i. per cent: New-TOr6 Central. ltgl1
per cent: Western Union. Shelters preferred Ke-
public steel preferred and American Locomotive
preferred. fiat. ---,,-
CHICAGO'S IDEA ABOUT GREAT WESTERN.
According 70 q Chicago dispatch the advance Il
Great Western stock. which has been reporter -
a traders movement. Is regarded as or more m
portance IN that city. a prominent raliroae %.
fetal Is authority fcr the statement that elLors
are being made TO include the property IN a ne"
community OF interest plan growing OUT OF Ile -
solution OF the Northern Securities COMPANY. =
several futile attempts have been made % "a 10
Western railway situation OF the Great NeS'SI..
there are many who Will not credit 'he presses
report. , ~. A.
fO,>- To CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO--Ihe u
re,+o-sI 81 the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway CO--
many have negotiated with Kuhn. Loco q ~
a loan OF 100000 on notes to run TWO 80 -,
rAr cent and secured by collateral no" ID -
ror,parv's treasury. This money IS 20 % -.
~ nav for regular construction WoiA ~
planned .--- -..-, Us an
advance Of iSc a pound in al sraoeS % .,.s
Yesterday in the official prices Lake IS no" - -,
az 12als4c electrolytic. 134l5'sc. anu
127s9lSc. --,,-,.-- r,NS-
George T Wilson third vice-presdert or the -.
ab1s Life Assurance Society. was yesterday -.
a director OF the Union Exchange Bank OF w
York. 100 o,,.,-
SOUTHERN RAII.wAY.-Earnings OF the SOU
ern Railway for the last week in March 80 :,
cain of S14Os2 making. FOR the month sl.-
s1sq IL COMPARISON being made with the coii'
spo~tiug periods in 1898 w.
ELECTED vICE-PRESIDENTS.- I -,
Keen and John c. Van Cleaf were yeslel-,
elected vice-preslGents OF the National FarA - -.
Ny McKcon was for long time weep 80
OF the Commercial Bank OF Chicago. OF W" 4.
James n. ECzes ex-Controller OF the Ctri9"1, .-,
president. Mr.. Van CIeaf has been for many - 49,,
an assistant cashier OF the Park Bank 49, 49,
charge OF its credit department Since ihe 80
ton in February OF Vice-President Albert n
gin. TO become vice-president Of the Chase N@.o-
Bank the National Park Bank has had o"'y -
active vfce-president. Gilbert q Thorne. a,
vesant Fish. president Of the Illinois Cen'I1'
also a vice-president OF the institution