New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
1900 shares In the local market all sales. In Lon
don prices heavy. Russian As declined H. and
railway and mines were generally lower. In Paris
and Berlin quotations generally weak.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-LOa quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda, American
Ice Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common. first
and second preferred, Louisville and Nashville,
Manhattan Missouri Pacific Norfolk and Western
Metropolitan Street Railway. Peoples Gas. Reading
first preferred. Rock Island Southern Railway pre-
ferred. Southern Pacific. Sugar Tennessee Coal
and Iron. Union Pacific preferred. United States
Steel common, United States Leather preferred.
Wabash preferred, Smelters common and Republic
Steel common. III per cent; Atchison common and
preferred and Union Pacific common I]t411a per
cent; Baltimore and Ohio common. Canadian Pa
cihc. Consolidated Gas. Delaware and Hudson and
United States Steel preferred. IL per cont; New
York Central Pennsylvania and St. Paul la1I. per
cent: Car Foundry preferred and Pressed Car pre-
ferred. 1855 per cent. and Western Union. SHELTERS
preferred Republic Steel preferred and American
Locomotive preferred. fiat
MEXICAN CENTRAL STOCKHOLDERS OR
GANIZE-A protective committee, representing
stockholders Of the Mexican Central Railway Com
pany, Ltd. has been formed with William I. Bull,
OF New York, chairman Tho other members
OF the committee are Robert B. Van Cortandt and
Gerald l. Hoyt, OF New York: Gordon Abbott OF
Boston. and +. c. Banbury, Bart. NJ. p. OF Lon
don This committee says that in OF the largo
Heating debt Of the company OF the recent efforts
10 CLASSIFY BOARD or directors without previous
notice TO stockholders and OF the by bankers
for tho deposit Of bonds for tho protection Of tho
interests of bondholders of the company. it seems
necessary that n committee should be formed for
the protection OF the interests of the stockholders
ONTARIO VOTING TRUST-At q monthly
meeting OF the board OF dire ctors of the New
York, Ontario and Western Railway COMPANY held
yesterday, the committee appointed TO consider the
request OF some of tho stockholders that steps be
taken to dissolve the trust under which 1880
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that dividend be declared the common stock
reported that the committee had deemed II adj
visable to ask the opinion OF counsel on some
branches of the matters submitted. and was not
yet prepared to report its conclusions upon the
whole subject to the board
OBSOLETE AMERICAN SECURITTES-A vol
ume. entitled obsolete American Securities and
Corporations" has been compiled by r. NJ
Smythe. of this city. 1t contains a catalogue OF
various stocks and bonds OF companies which have
failed or gone out OF existence become moribund
for one reason another. and an attempt is made
to discriminate between obsolete issues that ore
absolutely worthless and others which might pos
sbly be terminated with value. The book
will prove Of value to bankers and brokers, and
all who handle securities or lend money on them.
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following securi-
ties have been added to the Stock Exchange list:
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Company adj
diuonal $I0S.GO first mortgage refunding 4 per
cent coupon bonds of 1851 making total listed
first mortgage coupon bonds OF 1881, Of the Utah
Fuel Company, making total listed $SSOOOO; 81 OOO-
600 additional refunding mortgage per cent cou-
pom bonds of 1892. of the New-York Ontario and
Western Railway Company making total listed
sl7 $4,000; N,aOOOO additional common stock max
ing total listed $63 100000 the Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway Company; $1.0O 600 first mort
gage guaranteed per cent coupon bonds of 1928
of the Cincinnati, FIndlay and Fort Wayne Rail
way Company, and s3.20OO0 first and refunding
mortgage guaranteed per cent coupon bonds OF
1853. Of the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western
Railway Company.
REFINED SUGARS ADVANCED. -Arbuckle
Brothers have advanced refined sugars 8 points
to 4S5c net less per cent cash for granulated
in barrels This brings Arbuckles price up to the
advance made Tuesday by the American compsnv
and Howell. and all on the same basis
The weather of the last few days seems m
have had stimulating effect the market
MOVEMENT OF GOLD.-The exact amount de-
posted at the Sub-Treasury yesterday morning on
account Of gold bars taken for export to-day was
50 251 600 Total exports to date are $50 6s5 COO:
100000 additional Japanese gold was received at
San Francisco and will be transferred to New-York
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Appication has been
1898 900 additional Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany Louisiana division branch lines first mortpapa
per cent bonds of 1881.
STOCK EXCHANGE TO CLOSE-The gov
ernors of the Stock Exchange at their meeting
Yesterday decided to grant the petition OF the
members TO close the exchange Saturday.
THE CUBAN LOAN-The subscriptions to the
Cuban loan issued by Speyer & Co are so large
that il is probable the subscription lists will he
closed soon as opened to-day.