New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreisn houses were noe
active in the local market dealing in less than 1000
shares about equally divided between sales and
purchases In London consols were heavy and thu
general list was dull Discounts were hrmer
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loa quotations
were; Amalga.rated Copper. Anaconda. American
Tee Brooklyn Rapid Transit Erie common first
and second preferred Louisville and Nashville,
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific Peoples Gas, Reading
first preferred. Rock Island Southern Railway prs
ferred. Southern Pacific Sugar. Tennesses Coal and
Iron. United States Steel common. United States
Leather preferred. Wabash preferred. Shelters
common and Republic Steel common. ia per cent:
Atchison common and preferred. Baltimore and
Ohio common. Canadian Pacific. Consolidated Gas.
Delaware and Hudson and Union Pacific common
and preferred. u per cent; Norfolk and Western
Metropolitan Street Railway and United States
Steel preferred. 11zd1@ per cent; Pennsylvania aud
ST. Paul. Ia per cent; New-York Central. per
cent. and Western Union. Shelters preferred. Re-
public Steel preferred. American Locomotive pre-
ferred and Pressed Car preferred fat
GRAIN EXPORTS DECLINE.-Wheat including
-four exports for the week ending May 10 agsre-
gate 1225 63 bushels against 734 7Ss bushels last
week 52s3.S73 bushels this week last year. 51A.3s
bushels In 1892 and 4.7S6Osl bushels in 1901 From
July l. $685. date they aggregate 124S6oS5i BUSH
els against 1879 $50 1874 bushels last season. 24 9s
bushels 1892 and 49, 7OO19s bushels in 1901. Corn
exports for the week aggregate 1882 bushels,
against 2ol5s bushels last week. 1a41Ss bushels a
year ago 90 $50 bushels 1909 and 2204 500 bushels
in 1901 From July ! 1908. 20 date they aggregate
4su45if bushels against SO1s2112 bushels last sea-
son 2i3517I bushels in 1902 and 1595is47o bushels
IN 1901.
STANDARD OIL OPINION.-A Standard OH d.
rector Is quoted saying:
The loans Of the New-York banks are the highest
IN history. Under existing circumstances hquida-
the stock market would occasion little surprise,
i'm the courtrv's future We are Iikeir 10 see how
ever hesitation on the part OF all until the North
ern Securities matter has been definitely settled
GOVERNMENT PAYS PANASIA--The United
States government has paid the remaining 100000
10 the Republic of Panama through J. P Morgan
& Co This explains the Sub-Treas ury debit bal
ance Of S9.S1517S at the Clearing House yesterday
morning This transaction completes the total pay
rnent Of $5OOoOOG0 for the Panama Canal
W. r. MACK & co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
the assignment Of W. r. Mack & Co. fled
yesterday. and show liabilities Of $Ss2Si. nominal
assets Of }C6.27S and actual assets OF S5oS92 As
sets OF Sl41s19 are applicable TO payment TO unse-
cured creditors, representing $22iG 81
GOLD ENPORTS.-Gold bars 70 the amount OF
s2eSo,0eo viii be shipped TO Paris to-day, making
the total gold export 10 date s57.SS5OO0. L-azard
Freres have engaged all the gold which thu
Assay Office can furnish up TO next Wednesday for
shipment Thursday.
UNITED STATES KUBBER COMPANY MEET
lNG--The new board OF directors # the United
States Rubber Company organized yesterday by
the election OF officers. Samuel 2. Colt was
elected president: James +. Ford formerly treas
urer. elected first president. succeeding
e. &. Converse; Lester Leland was reelected
second vice-presdent; John J. Watson. jr former
~ assistant treasurer. was elected treasurer; ".
G. Parsons. formerly auditor was elected as
sistant treasurer. In the executive committee
Walter s BaiIou succeeds c. c. Converse As
was announced ut the annual meeting Anthony
N Brady takes the place of E. L Corning IN the
directory.