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In cotton the yeast still working That tells tho
new in the situation. Something like bear panic
ne I'VE and rsns s ;pet
the activity in cotton goods at rising prices heavy
.Sd
swept prices to decidedly higher level IN fact they
mark. North Carolina advices stated that cotton is
opening very rapidly; that farmers are unable TO
injury 10 the crop from every rain. The interior and
port receipts running good deal behind last year
to be much $50 900 bales against sss o.7 agar
and s hna9n ayGss state that
any event that the effects OF hostilitea have been
T weaker snddaniy shos Upward pSFy "a beeved
owing to the more peaceful outlook regards the
Liverpool have attributed the great advance there
partly to buyinR for contnental account and partly
days past has been on big .csi. Sess.rdpy. trans
nsn n ssSH 01s TSd .y6 Gss,
haa nat FIELD of 900 bales would justly
have been large buyers Of futures here OF late
in IN
:s through nS The .HS sa:
n s"p Sns stree. took pro
and there reseT from the Hest price,
Had quite heavy showers and since then very cold
nSh Effects Of rain will be to psry the
the plant to come TO maturity. II is surprising to
look at the fields to-day and see how many OF them
are cleaned Up. SO many bolls cracked open imma-
turely that the plant has done all that can be
pccted OF it, or course there 10 the poss bty OF our
not Gettnga frost this winter. but 1t is mC at I'M
likely contingency, especially north Texas, We have
tory" Shreveport La, Sept. 22.-"We do not think
there Is any reasonable doubt that crop in our
section has been very materially damaged, and
We think will fall short of last, year at least
rains within past fifteen or twenty DAYS but farmers
claim they came t,o late to do any good. In some
are now having yerv cool nights which give
promise for early frost. and We do not think it
likely that any second growth bolls will mature.
our hdVCes from the indian Territory are that tho
lotte, N c. Sept. s23.--"Heavy movement looked for
does not turn up. Mills taking everything in this
section. Thousands of bales from Georgia, Alabams
srritoly II Is an actual fact that crop in this sec
ton will he fully 40 per cent. off last year. Most
people say half crop In some sandy lands this sec
Sept. 2a.-"we nnd that farmers expect to get one.
third less than they expected on Aug when crop
promised TO be very hne. We arc SATISFIED that with
usual frost date crop in thi. STATE III be 20 pc.
will probably rot BIO over 10 per cent short Of last
year While the general report /. that there will be
no top crop, We find on clay lands that have been
mature in thirty days II damage reported from
Texas be true and shortage In Atlantic States even
10 per cent. We hardly SEQ how it is possible to
CorfEE.-Rio on the spot was arm At blsc, for
No. I. sales OF 1900 bags Maracaibo and $500
sayanills. Futures advanced to 10 points with
Hamburg was unchanged to 4 pfe. higher.
American warehouse deliveries 1922 bags.
Rio unchanged: receipts $4,000 stock 342.-
was unohnnged receipts a. 900; stock l. ITO. 900.
Prices here as follows:
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Live Stock Market.

NEw YORK. Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1892.
Receipts OF beevos were .t8i head, including lo2
cara for slaughterers and 10 for the market; max.
ing. with the stale stock ~ on sale. Steers were
extremely dull and Toe. to zoe lover: bulls steady
COWS steady to Toe. lower. Twelve cars OF cattle
un,oid Ordinary to choice native steers sold At
St6O9t5.t0 per 100 lbs. and stays at 62.b09
$3.50: bulls at 9f756s4.25: cows at e1.Ib0t+.
Dressed beef In fair demand at 7t@1Oc per ID. for
inferior to extra native sides. Cables steady. EI:
ports to-day $50 beeves and 1858 quarters of
beef to morrow none.
Receipts of calves were 2.o72 head. all for the
market. making, with the stale calves, $500 on
sale. Trade was dull alta general decline Of 26c.
and large number Of gra,sers were held over.
Common to prime yenls sold at stoss per 100
ms: tops At - 25StS.6O: Rrassers at S2.bo0s3, q
few selected lot. selling at ss2b. City dressed veals
p0loc. per Id.
Receipts of sheep and lambs we're IL, head.
all for the market: and. counting the stale stock
there were fully NJ cars sale. The market was
the worst OF the season. Sheep were 1b626c. of
and but few wanted: lambs declined 25c. on top
grades and medium and common lambs were 500
4Oc. lower. About half the offerings were unsold
late IN the day. Common to prime sheep sold at
S3At.25 per 100 lbs; culls at S2a2.76: common
to choice lambs at s4.26otb.e2l1; canadian lambs
At s5ros5.o2H; culls at 81 Dressed mutton
dull At base. per lb dressed lambs weak at rec
StNo, very few eales exceeding 20.
Receipts Of hogs were 1894 head. and there were
fully cars on sale. Steady for live hogs and good
to prime grades sold at S5@S505 per 100 lbs.
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Special Gable Deipateh to THE suN

Special Gable Detpdch 10 THE Sun
LONDON. Sept. 27.-The tone OF the wool
market remains very Arm. and prices are prac-
tically unchanged. To-day's offerings in
cluded $500 bales OF New Zealand; 1900 New
South Wales: 800 Queensland: 800 Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal: 800 Victorian; $50
South Australian. and $50 Tasmapian. All
were sold. In consequence OF tho rapidity OF
selling 1t has been decided to close the present
series OF sales on Oct. 10. day before the ad-
vcrtised time. The following fixtures for 1900
have been arranged:-The first series will
commence on Jan. 49, The list OF arrivals for
these sales will close on Jan. 8. Tho second
series will commence on March 8. the list
being closed on Feb. 20. A very choice COL
lection OF secured merinos was submitted to-
day. realizing from Is 10d to % I'D. American
representatives continue purchasing suitable
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ALBANY. Sept 27.-The Buffalo h Erie Elec-
trio Railroad Company was Incorporated to- day
with a capital OF $1.000.o00 to construct q
street surface electric road seventy miles long
between Buffalo and Erie Pa. The directors
are: c. V. Boughton. A. Schmidt. Jr.. Thomas
Frenyear. Paul Werner. A. Schmidt. Sr. F. j.
Weber. H. p. Queal Of Buffalo. and W. W. Cole
Of Elmira. The same directors have also
formed the Dunkirk 4 Kickoryhurst Electric
Railroad. with a capital OF $50. 900. to construct
a road seven miles long through Dunkirk to
Point Gratiot. Chautnuqua county, and the
Fredonia & Lily Dale Electric Railroad with a
capital OF Sl50.00O. to construct a road seven
miles long between Fredonia and the ASSEM-
bly, grounds at Lily Dale.
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Union Pacific Railroad Co.
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
Exchange Of Shares.
OFFICE OF UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.


AND COMMON STOCK OF THE ORE;
CON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that. supjec. to the
due authorization of the now contemplated increase
OF the preferred and common capital stock OF Union
Paoinc Railroad Company. an Arrangement has been
preferred and common stock for shares Of the pre-
forrsd and common stock respectively, of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company.
The basis of exchange OF the increased preferred
stock OF Union Paoi6o Railroad COMPANY for
preferred stock OF the Oregon Railroad and NAytga-
ton Company Is share for share, together with tho
to dspos ns Of preferred ,oSE OF tSs
time of tho delivery of Union Pacific preferred stock
per share in equal alton and adjustment Of
dividends
The basis OF exchange of the increased common
stock Of Union Pacific Railroad Company for the
common stock of the Oregon Railroad and Naviya-
ton Company IL share for share.
Holders of the preferred and common stock of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company desiring
to avail OF this offer must, on or before October 7,
1892 deposit their shares duly endorsed for trans
fer and Witnessed or proved and as required
by the United States Internal Revenue law. for
delivery to Unioo Pacific Railroad Company, with
The Mercantile Trust Company. 100 Broadway. New
Ames Building. Boston. Mass.
Negotiable certificates of deposit will be issued
by the above mentioned depositaries emitting the
holders thereof to receive prefe stock
OF Union Pacific Railroad Company. as tho case may
be. ON tho terms above expressed or to the return
Of deposited shares of stock of the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company in the event that the
Union Pacific Railroad Company shall not, prior to
November l. 1899, have been authorized at the
meeting OF stockholders now called for that
Dated September 18th, 1892.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
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Coffee was more active than recently and prices
were higher. There new Developments.
but the European cables were higher and European
and local operators bought whilo there was less
inclination to sell. One arm said:
THE trade in less disposed to sell futures against
spots or afuRts, and the offerings are mainly con
fined to hedging sales by \ few importers, said to
be against purchases Of hiVh grade coffee in Brazil.
Tho feeling seems to be that the financial condition
of Brazil IL such that producers will be forced 10
market holdings as rapidly az possible without re.
gard to prac until a. least onehalf OF the
present crop ia disposed OF. The lowering OF tho
new crop is said to DO promising SO far, hence an
other large crop next year may be had II the flower
ing season continue favorable
NAVAL SrOREs.-Spirits OF turpentne. 6lA952c.
Common to good strained rosin, 3l.259bl.27h.
PRovrsIoNS, Lard was steady; Western Sh,75;
Continental refined. 5000. Pork was steady at
$40 Sg.T5 for mess Meats were steady. picked
hams, Ot9loc.; DO shoulders. "hci DO bellies. 5A
ESQ Tallow. 5hc. Dressed hogs, 6#@7c, Butter
Creamery Western extras. 2sc; do. hrsts. II aye.
slate extras use; do. hrstS, 2Ia22c. ChsSse-stAte
full cream. small. colorsd. fancy; IlAsllfc.; DO
white. MO Sc; large colored. lie. do. white
1nllc EgVs-state. pennsylynniA and Western, 2lO
l0c. Chicago. Sept 27.-'The continued good OK
port emRnd for lard gave prices further advance
Tho market closed Arm and continues to show =
strong undertons"
sTGAR-Raw was steady at 4 5.lec. for 90 test and
ol8.1dc. for SO test Refined was quiet and steady.
CHICAGO. Sept 27.-Theas were to'dAy's prlce.i
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY. Sent, az

"WEDNESDAY. Sept. AZ.
Considering the condition OF the money mar
ket to-day the stock market made surpris-
iuRly good showing. Money on call opened at
10 per cent. and transactions at 20 per cent.
were reported before mid day. The bulk Of
the loans were made at 10 "a II per cent. II
should be explained that many trans
actions at those rates were for accom-
modations until next Monday. At the
close OF business and after the demand
had been supplied. the rate dropped to per
cent. In spite OF these circumstances there
was no pressure to sell stocks and the bears
made only one or two demonstrations against
prices. They succeeded in breaking the price
OF American Tobacco and OF Tennessee Coal
and Iron at the opening. but the hrst more than
recovered it's early loss and closed TX per cent.
higher than yesterday and the last sustained q
net loss OF only * per cent. after .
maximum decline OF more than 8 points.
The move against American Tobacco was
alleged. according to those who made IT, to re-
feet the disappointment OF holders because
the quarterly dividend declared to-day was
not increased to 2 per cent The drive against
Tennessee Coal and Iron was simply the car
rying out OF widely advertised programme.
As was the case yesterday the decline 10
prices encountered resistance that made the
recession very short-lved. The short interest
ives 0l9pOS0u 10 Close some OF IT'S contracts
because OF the approaching HOLIDAYS. but the
most significant buying. though upon q
moderate scale. was By commission
houses. The improvement in prices.
which was steady and we'll maintained.
would seem to indicate that the stocks thrown
over since the first OF the month have been
taken by interests that are IN no hurry to dis
pose OF them. being content to await an In
evitably easier money market, whom existing
business conditions will again be factor in
shaping speculation on the Stock Exchange Tho
rally In prices this afternoon was due in part
to the announcement that $3.50. 900 gold had
been secured In London for shipment to this
centre noxt Saturday. making total OF ST.
10000 under way.
There was a further falling of In the
volume OF trading. but the distribution OF
the business was as wide as on any
day OF late Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the
leader Of the market both In respect to activity
and tho gain recorded 1t closed 81 points
higher than yesterday. Sugar Refining and
Southern Pacific were also exceptionally
strong. Though foreign arbitrage transactions
were unim portant, the tone Of the London
market for securities was not without effect
here. 1t was very firm and the making up
for the new fortnightly account disclosed
comparatively small speculative holdings OF
American securities. In consequence the rates
for carrying them over were not high. Cable
advices are that the opinion is beginning to
prevail In London that the possibilities OF q
war in the Transvaal have been pretty we'll dis
counted in the security market. The closing
OF the local market was In the main strong at
about the best prices.
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Ss s Chicago ~, 20 siR s
sales OF lao. 900 bush. Prices a. follows; -,
openins. Heh.,t Le~,s,. c7ertn0. Night.
SEi nag: s s. sc SdH sss 81
a any rate the ds" that wsl has been merely de-
Ss aS. srt rsp n bagnS So1s
p,srhiSnisriE by the c9ntinent aud finally GOVERNS
SyssS ago il 4 stated hat The iish. receipt. 4
have made se no Which have dysted
wheat TO that point the receipts there to-day being
sa;Fi hess ..s to ST. ou. S a's
Chicago. Some attribute the diminished receipts At
sss sc:p Vi. Ss 9. the
or the railroads to move the Shent; Ths cables,
factor They. we're undoubtedly stronger than had
been expected Liverpool opened 70 I'D lower.
Gverpooi dsspsscs .sia that the rally there va: due
70 the unsettied political situation in South Aires,
The buying here was largely for short account.
.0nss 'oPs 10
TO 40 confines on wheat and 70 to as on Hour The
crop. But after slight reaction. prises moved
o oS iSs Hnasap .ni Berlin asr arm
Corn was hrmer on tho general list in sympsthy
RS%
he large liveres of by elevator people daily
They making them at the rate OF 300 900 bushels
. day for the beneht OF tho September longs and
this explains the weakness in September. The cash
trade was excellent, and the clearances were large
at 7s< 200 bushels. Oats were featurelrss.
eeps wsfs "aS Sa' sS. % sacks. Eipor.
1910! bbls. and 2,74s sacks. Winter in bbl.: su'
pernne, s2.8oos2.4o: No. 2 extra, S2.45oS2.5b;
clears S2.Y00s5Ib; straghs. 50 3Oas8 40; patents.
sSSoeSa.Ss Spring in bills: Clears: sa; oosss.lo;
straiRhts, S3.859SB.bO; patents. S3S0ot+.OO.
CoTroN-Spot cotton here advanced lsc with
sales OF so2 bales for spinning 100 were delivered
last year. New Orleans and Gulf. TIC. against 5ts
savannah and st. Louis advanced 1-lsc Mobile.
Ac New Orleans sold goo bales, Memphis 2,4oo.
Iiverpoo advanced i.32d ON the spot with sales OF
10000 bales futures points but recovered
the loss and advanced to The movement to-day
wna followR:
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CONN RRCIAL.

WEDNESDAY. Sept. 27.-GRAIN.-W heat-Spot
was steady. Sales +44. 900 bushels. for export
hero and at the outports. No. l northern Du-
luth 3',c. over Dec. T. o. b. afloat; No. l hard
Duluth 6%c. over; No. l northern New York
&C. over. The Northwestern receipts were
100 cars. against 72l last week and 907
last year; Chicago 148 against l61 last week
and PAL last year. Futures closed y to nc.
higher with sales Of 4.505.0 bushels. After
Change December on curb was 77Ec. bid.
Prices as follows:
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Bye f. wELLFoRD. Secretary.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

- Now fOtk, August u, INVV,
A dividend Of TWO DOLLARS iS2.0o) PER SHARE
on the Preferred Stock OF this Company has been
declared. payable at the Treasurer's office. Equ'ta.
bio Building. 40 Broadway. New York City. on and
after Oct. I'd. 1921. to the holders of Preferred
stock OF record at the close OF business Sept 1899.
The Preferred stock transfer books will close for
The purposes of this dividend at the close Of bust
ness on sept nth 1922 and will be reopened on Oct.
18th, 1922 unless remaining further closed for the
purposes OF the special or annual meeting of stock
holders to be held Oct Nth aud 10th. 1919, respeo-
lively. ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
III FIFTH AVENUE.

NEW YORK September 9th. 1893.
THREE (8 PER CENT. Semi Annual interest on
the Dividend Scrio OF this Company issued May LIST.
1926 will be paid the lst day of November 1922.
at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, No 20
Win m street N.w York City. to the holders OF such
div dend certificates of record on the 10th day Of
October, 1922.
The transfer books for dividend csrtincates VIII
be closed October 10th. 1899. at O'Clock P. M.
and will reopen on November End, 1899. ct 10
O'Clock A. N. GEORGE ARENTS. Treasurer.
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Court oalend ars This D.v.

Appellate Divison-Suprems Court-Rscess.
Supreme Court-Specisl Term-Part I.-Motion
at 1890 A. n. RI-parte matters.
Surrogatea Court-Chamb ers-For probate-Wils
OF Eliza Buttner. cola Taino, William K. Howell,
Mary Duffy at 1890 A. NJ.
City Court-special Term-Court opens at GA. H.
Motions.
City Court-General Term-Adjouned sine die.
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MINING MACHiNERY.-FRAsER L CHALMERS.
w 30 Broadway, New York. manufacturers Of
mining and netting machinery. Estimates on min
ing: milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
nished.
MINING MACHINERY-UnsIcellsd in efficiency.
Nl GATES IRON WORKS. IL Broadway.
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NORFOLK & SOUTHERN II. X. co.
100 BROADWAY: NEW YoRK Sept. ~. 1899.

Aquarterly dividend of ONE PER CENT. upon the
capital stock of this Company has been declared.
PAYABLE Oct. TO- lsBn. At the once OF the Atlantic
Of record OF Oct 2, 1899. Transfer books will 10
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
NJ W. DON mick Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND.
TIE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY

Richmond. Va, August 10th. 1900
Adividend Of ONE PER CENT. has been declared
on the stock Of the company, payable October as.
1892 to stockholders of record the closing Of the
transfer books on Septem Ger 20, 1892
The transfer books will close at the once Of j. p
MORGAN CO.. 20 Wall Street. New York. on Tues.
day, Septem Der 20, 1899. at p. NJ and will reopen
wedne ,day. October 25th, at 10 A. NJ.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY CON.
PANY.
Bye f. WELLFoRD Secretary.
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HAVANA COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
81 BROADWAY. New York. Sept 20, 1929.
BreHerran SInck divide

The Board OF Directors. at a meeting held this
dSS have de Jared Innrterly dividend OF ONE
AND TuREE-OI'ARTERS PER CENT. on the Pro-
ferred Stock OF this Company, payable October
10th. to stock holders OF record.
Transfer books will close Thursday October 9Th,
and reopen Tuesday, October l7th.
FORD HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
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Tho Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
way Company.
OFFICE OF THE TREASTRFR.

Chicago. Sept. 18th. 1922;
quarterly dividend OF Sl.26 per share Will no
paid November LIST next to the sharehold of ms
Sompsny,s stock registered on the closing OF fhs
Transfer Books.
The Transfer Books will be closed at thre" oci y
r. NJ. on the 2Hth day II September, and rcopenel
at 10 o'clock A. NJ on tho Otn day % O tobor nCh'
FEE HAYSE Treasure.
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Oats were steady the spot. Sales 1874 900 bush.
mainly for export here aud at the outports. No. =
in elevator. 2sc; do delivered 294e.: No. white.
received 1872 cars and expects 2io to-moIroS;
bush. for export here and at the outports.
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Aaukers md 8rohtrs.
dividends ana 9nterest.
tE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
i'll FIFTH AVENUE.
NEW YORK. September ~, 1892.
A quarterly dividend OF TWO PER CENT. has been
declared the Preferred Stock OF this Company.
pay able at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, 30
William Street, New York City. on the LIST dAy OF
November. 1870. to the holders of tho Preferred
Stock of record on the 18th day of October. 1872,
The transfer books for the Preferred STOCK will be
closed on October 10th 1S99 at O'Clock p. NJ, and
will reopen November I'd. 1909. at o'clock AN
GEORGE ARENTS Treasuror
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
III FIFTH AVENUE,
vou d.,

az per cent? has been declared on the Common
Loan 4 Trust Company 20 William street New York
City, tho LIST dar of November $780, to the hold.
OF the Com mon Stock OF record on the 10th day
OF October, 1899.
Tho transfer books for the Common Stock will be
closed October 18th. 1922 at O'Clock NJ, and will
reopen on November I'd. 1899, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
GEORGE ARENTS. TreAgurer.
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KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY,

Notice 10 hereby given that the Colonial Trust
Company, of New York City, has been subs ttutsd
q. Trnstse under the mortgage given 70 seour:
bonds OF kings County Electric Light and Power
Company in tho place and stead Of Central Trust
Company Of New York resigned.
The interest on said bonds maturing on October
1st 1897 and thereafter will be paid at the ofoe OF
said Colonial Trust Company. 222 Broadway, New
York city.
W. T. WILSON, Treasurer.
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Augusta shipped to-day 974 bales Memphis
2.l98 st. LOUIS. 2s+; Cincinnati, 2oso, ana Hous.
ton. 1896. Port exports 22,b77 bales The Signal
Service predicted light frost tor North Carolina and
heavy frost for Tennessee for tho remainder of the
belt. fair and warmer. New Orleans advanced IL
points on January. Futures here advanced 30 to "a
points. but lost part. closing hrm at net advance
49, 81 Dn a,nta Drin folln
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OFFICE OF
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co.,

800 broadway, New York City
TO TIE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL
TRUST NON-CUMULATIvE INCOME b
BONDS OF OREGON SHORT LINZ
RAILROAD COMPANY:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that, subject to
the due aut horizatun Of the now cont .npated in
of the preferred capital stock of Union Pacific
Railroad Company, an arrangement has been made
Company for preferred stock of Union Pacific Rail.
road company at the rate OF ton shares 81 900 par
value) of such preferred stock for each 81 900 of
Income bonds
Holders Of Income bonds OF this Company do
string to avail themselves of the opportunity to
make the exchange must deposit their bonds. for
delivery to Union Pacific Railroad Company. with
The Mercantile Trust COMPANY, l2o broadway,
New York. or with tho Old Colony Trust Company.
Apes Building. Boston, Mass. on or before October
7. 1892.
The Income D bonds deposited must bear all
coupons subsequent to the coupon OF October 1st.
1904. which coupon may be detached and retained
by the holder for collection at maturity.
Negotiable certificates of deposit will be issued
by the above mentioned depositAries emitting tho
holders thereof to receive preferred stock of Union
Pacific Railroad Company on the terms above
pressed, or to the return of deposited bonds In the
event that the issue OF such preferred stock shall
not, prior to November ], 1899. have been author
lied at the meeting Of stockholders called for
that purpose.
Dated Sc ptember 10, 1899.
ALEX. MILLAR. Secretary.