New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-About ten thousand
shares were sold for foreign account, with pur-
chases. The selling was principally Of the granger
issues.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES AT PRODUCE EX-
CHANGE.-Pig iron certificates at the New-York
Produce Exchange opened partly lower yesterday.
Trade was very quiet only one sale OF 100 tons OF
February being made. Prices on the call follow:
Cash SIC 60: January s17QS7 15: February. SIT O69
SIT TO- March ST O5dSl7 10; April, 81 O5dsl %; May.
s7d$l7 25 June. SIC 90; July s6 70: October SIG 500
s17 On the second call there no feature, and
business continued inactive. There were no sales.
Prices closed follows: Cash $17 bid: January.
s7QA7 Is; February, $17gN7 90 March SIT Is asked;
May. 81 20 asked.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The directors Of the
Rock Island company have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of l per cent on the preferred
stock.
CHARLES NJ CLARK A DIRECTOR-Charles
NJ. Clark has been elected director OF the Amer
lean Cotton Oil Company. to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death of Charles F. Clark.
APPLICATION TO LIST-Applcation has been
made to the Stock Exchange TO list 100000 addi
tional refunding mortgage per cent bonds of 1917
of the Chicago indianapolis and Louisville Rail-
way Company.
ENGAGING GOLD BARS FOR EXPORT
Iazard Freres have engaged all the gold bars
which the Assay Office can turn out up TO January
for export TO Europe This will probably amount
to about $4,000 Heidelbach. Ickelheirner & Co.
have engaged the gold bar output OF the Assay
Office from January 9 to January is. and will ship
in all S1,000Cc to Europe if that sum can be OBJ
tanned The National Bank of Commerce intends
to ship $500 900 in gold coin to-day Buenos Ayres
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST-The capital
stock of the American Coal Company of Maryland
has been stricken from the Stock Exchange list
the charter of the company having expired by linn
itation December 80, 1904 A charter under
the laws of New-Jersey has been applied for and
application has been made to the exchange to list
81 100000 of the stock of the American Coal Com
pary of New-Jersey.
ELECTED TO STOCK EXCHANGE-Harry
Markoe jr.. Harold c. Smith and Thomas T. Bates
have been elected members OF the Stock Exchange
SHAREHOLDERS SUBSCRIPTIONS INVITED
The International Paper Company has sent a
circular to It's stockholders. advising them that
preferential opportunity is TO be given them to
subscribe for the recently authorized issue of S.
100000 of consolidated mortgage per cent sinking
fund convertible gold bonds. at 80 and secured in
terest Holders of stock, both common and pre-
ferred. now registered such on the transfer
books of the company may subscribe for one 81 coo
bond for every eighty shares of their holding such
subscription to be made or before January Is
All bonds not subscribed for will taken by other
interests. at the rate. less bankers and un
derwriterss commissions.
Holders of common and preferred stock of the
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Com
pany OF record January I9 are 10 be allowed IN
subscribe at par between January 25 and Febru-
airy 10. inclusive for S15O0OOO additional stock be
ing 10 per cent of their respective holdings The
proceeds of the stock offered to be applied 10
paw the s509777 additional cost to date of the In
diana Branch and for other capital requirements