New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
MINING STOCKS.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foregn houses dealt n
upward Of 10000 shares in the local market. most
Of which were purchases. In London trading was
dull with unimportant changes in prices. In the
Paris market French rentes were strong while all
international securities exhibited an upward ten
dency. In Berlin American stocks were strong
The Bank OF England made no change in its mini
mum discount rate.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were Amagamated Copper Anaconda. American
Ice Brooklyn Rapid Transit Erie common, first
and second preferred. Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan. Missouri Pacific. Peoples Gas. Reading
first preferred. Rock Island, Southern Railway pre-
ferred. Southern Pacific. Sugar Tennessee Coal and
Iron United States Steel common. United States
Leather preferred Wabash preferred, Shelters COM
mon, Republic Steel common, 191lz per cent Atchi-
common and preferred. Baltimore and Ohio
common Canadian Pacific. Consolidated Gas, Della
ware and Hudson, Norfolk and Western. Mstropol-
itan Street Railway. Union Pacific common and
preferred. United States Steel preferred per cent
New-York Central, z per cent; Pennsylvania. St
Paul. s. per cent; Western Union, fat: Shelters
preferred. fiat and 1855 per cent; Republic Steel
preferred. American Locomotive preferred, Pressed
Car preferred. Car Foundry preferred. 1-25S per
cent
CANADA SOUTHERN'S DTVIDEND.-A semi
canada Sout6eTn stock Yesterday a reduction OF 4
OF per cent. rs compared with the last payment,
The dividend declared. however was an Increase
of a OF per cent. as compared with the core .
the Michigan Central guarantees to pay 2s per cent
1910 when the rate will be per cent for the re-
naming period OF the S99 year lease
GULF AND SHIP ISLANDS COTTON MOVE
MENT.-In May the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Company handled 299 bales Of cotton. compared
with $40 bales in May 1913. For the eleven months
ended Nav g. 1904. the amount handled was 81 90
as against A. As bales for the period IN 1903
sEABOARD. AIR LINE---RePorts from Baltimore
suggest that the continued decline in the securities
Of the Seaboard Air Line Company represents ef-
ties 1t Is reported that the company IS considering
a plan for readjustment OF its finances, by which
a larger amount OF working capital may be secured
JERSEY CENTRALS EARNINGS INCREASE
Gross earntnss OF the Central Railr 70 OF New.
earnings increase OF Sl50,S2S. as compared Win
81 gross earnings have increased s. 492. and
earnings s., O2s. III
AMERICAN wOOLLEN DIvIDEND-Ths d.
rectors OF the American WoOllen Company have de-
clare the regular quarterly dividend OF IA per cent
5as pr Tsc6T T Bco close ly 70 ss
open July 10 This makes S56 70 a share disbursed
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NEW OFFICERS EI.ECTED.-Tha executives
COMMITTEES OF the New-York Central and Hudson
". Pardes sscretary OF the company TO s1ccsed
mittee Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company
W. Pardee secretary.
l., AND L DIRECTORS ORGANIZE.-The d.
Tectors Of the Illinois. Indiana and Iowa Railroad
Dwight w Pardee was elected secretary charles
in charge OF all matters relating 70 the cCmpanys
finances and John Christensen Vice president IN
road The directors decided not to declare a semi
annual dividend of per cent. which is usually
declared at this time.
TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENT WITH SUBWAY
At a meeting of the directors OF the New-YOr& and
Putnam Railroad Company held yesterday at the
the Interborough Rapid Transit Company we're d =
cussed but no definite action was taken.