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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
IsTHMIAN RAILROAD SINGING.

COLON, August There is a serious
sinking of the swampy roadbed of the
construction railroad, it being found
that the roadbed is unable to uphold
the traffic sought by means of double
tracking the line.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
PROSECUTOR COMING HERE.

SAN FRANCISCO, August flames
H. Hawley, senior counsel for the pro-
secution in the recently concluded trial
of Haywood, at Boise, for the murder
Of Governor Steunenberg, sailed yes
terday for Honolulu for vacation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
MOMANs MISTAKEN

"A Cleveland woman kissed q bur
glar in the dark thinking ne was her
husband, and discovered her mistake
because he had mo- mustaehe lp OH
er words, she wasn't tickled as much
as she pretended to be- Washington
Post
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
CANADIAN OBJECT TO JAPANESE.

VICTORIA, British Columbia, Au-
gus 1.-THE recent influx of Japanese
from Hawaii and the reports that more
are to follow them to British Column
bia is exciting the labor union MEM
bers throughout the province.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
MERELY CURIOSITY.

The man who has made billion or
so out of the country ought not to
object to going into court and telling
how he did it. The recipe wouldn't
be worth much to anybody else in
these times.-Philadelph Press.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
Safe Deposit
Vaults

Safety Deposit Boxes and Safes for
rent from $500 a year upwards.
Access to Box any hour of the day
from a. m. to 4:3O p. m.
Saturdays, a. m. to 1 p. m.
Private rooms for use of Customers.
Corporation, Lodges, or Societies
renting Safety Deposit Boxes from us
have the free use of our Board Room,
on the second floor, for business meet
ings, upon giving us "a hours notice.
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c. BREWER & Co, LTD,
QUEEN STREET.
HONOLULU, n. 7
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, wailuku Sugar Company,
OOlkala Sugar Plantation Company,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Charles M. Cooke. President
Geo. H. Rober ison. .V-Pres. & Mgr.
p. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Secy.
F. W. Macfarlane. Auditor
p. G. Jones'. ...... Director
c. H. Cooke. Director
j. r. Galt........... Director
All of the above named constitute
the Board OF Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
KoREA's ARMY THING OF PAST.

SEOUL, Korea, August 1.-The Ko-
ed, the only Korean troops unaffected
by the order being the Emperor's per-
sonal bodyguard.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
EMPERoRs TO MEET ON HIGH SEA

ST. PETERSBURG, August 1.-The
Gar is preparing for an ocean cruise
for the purpose of meeting Kaiser Will
helm and consulting with him on the
high seas.
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OFFICERS:
Sugar Factors and
Commission
r1erchants
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Pala Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihei Plantation Company.
HaWaiian Sugar Company.
KahuiOu Plantation Company.
KahuiT Raiiroad Company.
HaSoallala Ranch Company.
HOnOiuR Ranch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

are not far from complete issue and your directors
thought best 10 hold in reserve the balance OF the
quotas for future use and when they may be sold
at fair prices
The report contains comparison of the opera
tons of the Denver & Rio Grande and Rio tIraTlde
western in 1886, when dividends were resumed on
Denver & Rio Grande preferred and 1907. Refer
ring TO this statement. President Jeffery says:
Comment on the statement is really unneces-
sary, but your directors cannot forbear enphasiz-
ing the fact that more than S2,N100G0 was eG-
pended on the property, nearly all from income
and without mourning any additional fixed charges
In eleven years the gross earnings increased ABOUT
ia per cent and net earnings nearly 100 per cent
the fixed charges about 80 per cent; narrow gauge
mileage was reduced 200 miles by standard gaug-
Ing, the standard gauge lines increased about
b15 miles, and the mileage of the system, main line
and branches, increased about 375 miles
The prediction a year ago, the report continues,
that there would be greater business activity, &C
cornpaned by substantial Increase in Tathc ana
revenues, realized. although, owing TO higher
prices OF labor and materials, the results were
less than had been expected. The average gross
earnings a mile for the entire system were sS,564
or nearly $1,000 mile more than for the hsca!
year ended June 50, 1886; and the net earnings
mile were 1928. about S1,S50 mile more than
they were eleven years ago
Work en- the Western Pacific road. President
Jeffery explains, has been delayed by scarcity OF
labor. but at the close of the fiscal year III miles
Of track had been laid and grading proceed
ing rapidly It Is expected that the Western PACING
viii be completed from Salt Lake City to Oakland
by September |. 1908. or very soon thereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
DENVER G. RIO GRANDE.

The fun pamphlet report Of the Denver & Rio
GHzRde Railroad Company for the fiscal year ended
June 60 1907 has been issued. The income account
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Sept l4-CoId weather in the Canadian
Northwest caused strength to-day in the local
wheat market, the December delivery closing at
net gain of ;eq3sc Corn down 12sc. Oats
were off &c Provisions 10c to zoe lower
Wheat to-day recovered much Of Yesterdays loss
on buying, brought out by the low temperatures
prevailing over the wheat fields Of Western Canada
The weather bureau foreCasted frost tonight Tor
that section OF the country, and this tended 10
Stimulate the bIving Of wheat here Reports from
New York which claimed that an active export
business was being transacted at the seaooatu,
,,.ara additional strengthening influences Inc
sharn break in corn caused considerable pront
taking at times but prices held nrIn lhe greater
part Of the day The market closed hIIIi, IN,
her opened sc to sc higher al $50 70 SsN' r.,
OF "a e-s.c and then advanced TO sS'sasSc- ne
close YVES at 9SssG9Si1c. Clearances OF "IIe1t at4
go ,,-erA EQUAL 10 414O00 bushels; primary re-
te we're $50 600 bushels compared with lu93'Vvo
-,eba1s the corresponding day year ago -
aDoIis Duluth and Chicago reported leCe 1' -
AVS AGAINST $50 cars last week anu 80 0-
year ago .--,-. ~,aa1 the entire
s.Sefor because of liberal realizing sales. 49,
were based the favorah!e "e-tLst srec+sd bv
oron The market also oearlsh!y dI1e. sSits
on apticinated material increase In local , %
The heavy selling caused break OF mo- 81
IN the price of the DeceinpeI okt4ot-- t-,,+ II
I'VE minutes Of trade tie rnaFl'eL ie71-- -T-,a
= - Ice on covering by large SNORT .0
o1oza was weak. December opened uI'-Iit'7 1s
IL lower al 5Sc TO 5Sizc. sold OF 10 'o.sC 20 -
ct 57lsc. Local recelp'S "eie 7
contract grade. ,-. mas w.
trade in oats was quiet. and the E--I het IT,
lived "a he weak owing to the slump ID CON
n1I-as. IF trade was due 10 the reluctance OF
s1,1, traders TO either buy or sell because ol r'
lig5t stocks and Of the susceptibility OF me M a,
"a -nau.Dulaton account OF me "'5 ,,'s ,-,+
- 49, $50 of a few leading traders. The market
closs5 egsv. December opened unchanged at 81,
o5 between 5ssc and 521sc to 52A4c ana o-'9eu q
5oo Local receipts were Z9S cars x.,,..
'-C, 43s v,-ere 5ull and weak, the beerlsh feeIhg
.air d,,e 70 the break in prices At the close
IsnI7aTv pork was of 2oo at s15 IS Lard was down
lac TO 12ltc at IS s214 to IS S. RIOS were VI
at S. ,..... 7,-,aa+ 9s4 cars;
estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, -@i 0o'''
=. -.s cars. oats $50 cars; hogs. S5"p head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
The Liverpool weekly reports comparisons follow

Cotton exchange special Liverpool cables; spot cotton
d, sales 600 bales speculation anG export ooo,
ian 1000: no receipts midding upland ioSa tut
orepsd unclaused N near aIu
lower on distant positions; closed easy ana he
noints lower September Bod; sepenloeTIcOe soDer'
85d December-January. 63d1ad "a
632nd; February-March. $500 M4'S'--AP''A am '
May, 6.S313d: May-June hS4a-
TT ORR AND MEAL-Flour quiet anc WITHOUT
1900 sales we're the hand -to-rnoutn order i ne
S1nS,fne are prices quoted the New YORK PRODUCE
Fnnbange: Spring patents. S. 1o9s8 20 w sh 9s
s-ing clears So 81 25i extra No l. winter % S2g
81 4n extra No winter, So 109S3 80 RYE FLoLH
60. Quoted: good 81 60 81 So cholcS 10
F1cv e. s51s5 IS. CORNMEAL steady; quoted; BIN
hrIeG 81 S0GsS as. BAG MEAL steady; quoted; Fine
go and yellow, 81 404s1 AS; coarse, 81 2Sg ~ 90
TEIEp-Western firm, city FIRM quoted; western
sn-inr so7 TO- standard middling SIS 90: nour eo,
% sacks; nddling. s26 80 $50: red dog sS1 go;
5oninv chop. s2s so bulk, $50 20 sacks JILL
MEAL. ssI.
.IN-wHEAT-In spite of big break IN corn:
=. ahaat market on Saturday showed good deal OF
- nreyious night IN the local riarEet the
sas,g stronc foreign and cold weather again IN
~ the immediate opening there was
.har, demand from shorts that carried prices up
ahon. but quick reactions followed during WnlcI
Tnai values lost bushel from the opening leVe
In response to the decided WEAKNESS IN
cearn on news OF Northwest strength. however,
second advance took place and was maintained win
little difcuy 10 the O'Clock close some reallz-
ing took place in the last half hour when corn vas
at It's weakest point, but fnal rally IN tnaf market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
New York. September

New York. September IA ISJI.
CoFF coffee market made pretty STEADY
showing on Saturday although business was not par
ttcuIary active The opening unchanged 10 points
lower but the closed steady. net unchanged TO
10 points higher for the day were reported OF
1900 bags The opening considered about as due
on the European cables reporting decline OF pig at
Hamburg and partial x franc at Havrei 0theFplse
depressing character IN the news
Sr ts rsziar markets made good showing. with Rio
UNCHANGED 30 higher Receipts continued
ifgbt al urinary points showing in connection with the
steadness the Brazilian markets. thar there is no
coffee, but that exporters are apong
sI offerings around present prices Receipts a. me Two
900 bags, against 10000 bags Tor
day asst and Jundlahv receipts were
"a 600 bags against $4,000 last Tho weather was
aIs Paulo and there was no fresh
news concerning crop outlook Large warehouse
Friday Of 2s.ol bags IRON New
YORK against IA 672 last year may nave mao some m
snot demand market for spot coffee was
nief With quotations tho basis o. oso Tor hio NO l.
The range contract prices In the local market to-dAS
was q follows:
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$4,000
August

COTTON-Ths cotton market was very weak and IN
settled again to-day with prices making new low EecoHs
fo- he movement and selling fun cent under the re-
cent high The close was easy at net decline OF
POINTS reported OF 10000 pales Inc
oenin steady decline OF 5Q5 points IN response
~ lower heavy realizing oy
30, ibere seemed 10 te vast quantity Of for
sale partly for Ions and partly for the account
of fresh shorts Prices continued 70 decline consequently
and the market closed at the lowest level Of the session
while January Orleans broke another y points
after the the local market and private wlres
from there attributed the decline 70 Aeuidato OF IoHs
bed0es In fact hedge selling has been one OF the big
factors IN connection with the reports OF increasing ana
have been higher than ever before N foaeFn times az
any opening OF the Inarkstlng season ana
Win rhs weather better 0: late bull speculation has
apparenty lust arrived tie conclusion that az suc
bigb level nothing can be expected but sensational
rush OF new cotton market as II becomes avalaoe
IA orae- 70 realize profitable hgures Liverpool
reported hedge selling and selling against actual ana
cotton OF the PETER grades
was being 6fered from big decline from tho
high level Of a week ago
TIVE range prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
SPEYER & co.

September 40 sic: good Off summer Yellow - Pig
prime white and prime winter yellow soc IINsEoED
OII-American seed city raw, II 49ci out
raw 43144c; Calcutta zoe. LARD JILL 20 y .Sc
PROVISIONS-The provision market was qClet al
easier all day sympathy with the oTeaA IN SO1 .1
under moderate liquidation. chicago reeelps n-,oV
hogs: estimated Monday. $1,000 and next CTHs
1870 600; Kansas City. 1000. and Onana 800 as 5o
barely steady: quoted: Mess ST s0gSlS; family Ss ~
SI9; clear SIG T5qS17 20 BEEF ri Si1 9sSs1a
Mess sI0gs10 80; family. Sl4gSl4 90; pace 81 se
exra India mess S2IdS22. BEEF HAMS frI: auSSeo.
SOS so DRESSED HOGS quiet; quoted 5aconS
iS0 10 914c; IBO 70, 94sc; lao n, Ssse pigs
CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies dull; Quoteo'
i3zc; 10 ~ l1S.G12c; IL 70. lie; Ii 10 1880
hams steady quoted II l2Q121sc IALLCW 49,,
civ 6Iac: country Gl64c- LARD easy Gtoteci s11s
Western prime s-95Q9Ooc city lard stsaays g S-
sac; refined lard steady; quoted south Anler.ss
-cnt,nsnt doc: Brazil 116oc; compound STEADY
cnotad SIS. Gs7sc STEARINE steady; quoted' Oeo Ga
5rSiSc. eity lard stearne. 1015Q1O%e-
RICF,-Tbe market moderately active locally.
with tone steady. Southern markets We're nrIny
held ar full prices Quotations follow: screenings
gGS1.c: ordinary. 444hc; fair. "A q &C. good or
dinsrv 5G54c; prime. 5iA g5%e; cholce. 04S5sc.
fanan domestic 5Q5hc: Patna foreign. o3s 4o7ses
Rangoon and Bassein, 585}sc
GAR-Rehned sugar steady but still quiet
The Following list prices. subject TO rebate OK
10 points discount OF per cent Tor cash seven
days: Crystal dominos. I25c; Eagle tablets t.@oc'
cut loaf and crushed. 5T0c; mould A. 6S9c; CUBES;
Eagle 5-fb bags powdered and Eagle confectionery
eranuiated 25c; xxx powdered 5-15c. powdered.
ana extra fine granulated 51Oc; Eagle ao cartons OF
dne granulated 520c; 313fD bags do. 525c olo bags
DO 620c; 1o-Io bags do 5iee; 70 and % ID bags DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Central Of Georgia
Railway Company
SECOND PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS
THIRD PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS

Tn. Board o. Directors Of tbs CENTRAL OF
GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY having nlsd WITH
OF the respective mortgages securing me
above declarations that interest az the rate OF
ss7 % per bond IN payable October 1st next on the
Second Preference Bonds and that no Interest
is payable on the Third Preference Incons Boads Tor
the nsal year ending June So 1907. the undersigned
owning representing large amount OF eaeh cas-
Of saIa bonds have been requested act IS Com
nittes for the protection q ths rights Of me noaers
thereof
The Conulitts. havs prepared Protsetivs Asres-
naent which Is h1ed with the cE>iTRAL IRCS[
COMPANY and MANHATTAN TRUST COSiFANf'
New York City. tbs depositaries under me asIesi-
runediats action being necessary. holders OF ei1er
eIas. OF the above DESTROYS OF awaiting ~asl
selves Of the benefits OF the Agreement nus So
crC0>,D PPErERENCE INCOME BONDS with ths
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY and THU = - 80 -,
ExcE INCOME BONDS with the AA>1lL a.
Trust COMPANY. later than the -Oth uaS OI
S,tar,ber 1907 and negottaoIs receipts er cerca1eS
Of deposit viii be issued by the respective oePoSi7
subject 20 said Agreement .
,frar septe-nber goth 1907. bonds will be accepted
o1,- ,,D7n such conditions the COMMITTEES may 0e
terrnine. 49, -
Stamped bonds must have the October Z WV SO
all subsequent interest warrants attaeheH Us
-erast 70 be paid October l. 1901. upon al second
r,--..s I,rora rso7ds DEPOSITED shall be collected
BY the Committee discretion for account OK
the holders Of the nesotiable receipts Or esf'l-
Of deposit therefor. and IL collected. pau '' '-e-
holders as n said Agreement provided
TsONDHOIDE SHALL IN NO EVENT BE obi
GATED TO CONTRIBUTE FOR EXPENSES -
EXCESS OF so FOR EACH SECOND PREFER
v,-~E INCOME BOND AND $500 FOR EACH
THIRD PREFERENCE INCOME BOND DEPcs-
TIED A FIRST INsTAL1IENT OF $3.50 PER . 'NO
Is PAYABLE AT THE TINE OF DEPOSIT OF
sE-O,CD PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS AND OF
$500 PER BOND UPON DEPOSIT OF IHlHD
PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS
Copies OF the agreement may be obtained upon so-
r1catfon 20 the depositaries to the undersigned
New York september g. 1907
CHARLES ALTSCHCJ.
OF Lsza-d Freres. New York cfty.
Chairman
r WALTER LEVY.
-, Maitland Coppeu & Co. New York City
ERNEST GROESBECK
Of Groesbeck & Co. New York city.
FREDERIC WI SCOTT.
OF scott & SrTtnsrelloV. Richmond Va
]. F MINIS,
Savannah. Ca
Committee
JOS s DALE Secretary.
- William ST. New York
WILLIAM " COHEN. New York
ALFRED A. COOK. New York
SAMUEL 3 ADAMS. Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

The foregoing balance after the payment Of the
Preferred dividends. is equal to 497 per cent on
the s3s 600 o0G common stock. compared with 5.75
Yer cent n the previous year and 80 per cent in
1905
The report says THAI IN the fiscal year locono-
rves and other equipment were purchased at g.
total Of 81 e15. Of which s1o2s20s was pro-
Fided from income. and continues:
Additional freight equipment to meet the de-
rsands OF growing coal and ore traffc was author-
tied. and an appropriation Of ss25.oo0 was made
from the income Of the last fiscal year TO cover,
in part, the cost thereof A further appropriation
~ s7oo 600 was made from income to progide ad-
oitions and improvements to the fixed plant. es-
pecissly additional trackage facilities that were
greatly needed IN various localities on both Denver
Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western. Further
expenditures for similar purposes must be mace
without delay. In view Of the congestion OF taHlc
at times several portions OF the standard gauge
system.
Your directors have deemed II prudent aha
rruper apply. far IS practicable q portion OF
current income TO these uses, for two reasons
First, because monetary conditions have not pc,
nitted the sale OF securities except at grea. SAL
1ce: ard second, the quotas Of bonds authofl]eo
n the mortgages far additions sno Improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

O5c; Eagle fine or standard granuated ard diamond
A. sc; confectioners' A. 4soc; No l. 4soc: Nos
and g. 4T5c; No 4. 4T0c: No 5, 465c: No g 45ocs No
I. 455c: No 8 45oe: No 9. 445e5 No 10. 4sSc' No
IL ! soc: No IL, csc; IS. 420c; Nos Il. 10 and
I6 Else There Developments OF special M
teres in the sugar market with the undertons STEADY
and Unchanged Duty paid prices were as foiioNss
Centrifugal. 90 test S94e muscovado 50 test Ss-s.
and uolasses 50 S06c The London narkee
was on lsd lower. with September at ss 1esd and
October at e1eAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY or MEXICO,

Referring TO foregoing notice, we are now pre-
nared to accept deposit of the Notes for extension
ard viii On behalf of the National Railroad Company
of Mexico make aforementioned cash payment
Of SIS In respect OF each $1,000 Note so extended
printely stamped.
Notes extended under these terms Will. II held
I'll n,,turitv Yield about 71.zs per on the
''' '''- SPEYER s. co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

METALs-IRON-The market for pig iron certificates
at Produce Exchange dull and without change
in quotations Standard foundry grades quoted
follows: Cash September. ST bid October. No
vember and December. SIT 50Q$i9 90
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Molasses was firm and
unchanged, with syrups steady and unchanged. Quo
tations follow New Orleans centrifugal. common, Is
G19c; fair, 19022c; good. 22926c: prime, 26Q35c;
New Orleans open kettle. 81 4sc; SYRUPS common,
13614c fair. 15Q1Tc; good. is 2oc prime. 20 23c;
fancy "a a CSC.
on S-Cottonseed oil was barely steady yesterday
under absence of bull support and in sympathy with
cotton Sales 200 September at soc; 1900 October at
5I 4 a sec and 200 December. 41Ac Linseed oil
unchanged Refined petroleum Is reported in season
demand steadily held We quote:
PETROLEUM standard white. bbls s45c; bulk. DC;
Philadeuhia. S.40c; bulk, 1850; refined cases, New
Work 10 9oc: Philadelphia, 10.s5c; water white New
York bbls 45c; bulk. 7e Philadelphia. 10 40c; bulk
e a5c. New York, l3.9Oc; Phia-
deiphia. 1856. coTToNsEED oILr-Prine crude
Septeuber. 42hc; prime summer yellow spot, SIC;
September. 54A n551ac; October, 51@ a SIC; Novem-
Der 45G 45Ao: December, ALI 941%o; January. Al %
41Eo; March, 40%QIho; OF summer yellow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

The Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
-..orts for the fiscal year ended June 60 1907:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

December up here 20 81 ora where It closed
May 81 lO+ Advices from the Northwest noted cold
weather and generally GnfaVorable crop conditions
regard to foreign prospects early news was rather
conflicting, sharp advances in Berlin, according 10
the public cables and the steadiness Of Liverpool.
impression that the European crop outlook
was still unsatisfactory, Bro9mhan e mated that
compared with lLo56 900 bushels the previous week
Early export business worked into sales
of about 80 all positions No ? red wheat at
the close quoted 81 OBS elevator and 81 O4Ss
o b anoat No l Northern Duluth. 81 Tx. and No ,
hard winter, 81 04A b ahoat CORN--As result
of weather in the belt and stop loss selling, the
market broke &c bushel to-day. Trade
a big scale the West. with bears aggressive and
little demand at any time during the session
within few minutes Of the close, when heavy
covering movement jumped prices about 1c bushsi.
Locally. September at ! o'clock quoted IKE.
December 674c and May 65hc. Increased country
offerings found expression in estimates OF 7s6
for Mondays receipts at Chicago and a full movement
expected the future unless the
should bad. The local cash market stiu
nominal. the basis OF T5c for No 2 in
o b ahoat. OATS-The market for oats was fairly
active. time &c lower following the
break in corn, but steaded the close within
the local market were steady. closing follows:
white 50 to SO 70. 60464c. RYE-Market firm; No
Western. o2c Z New York BARLEY-Market
quiet; mailing. os8s1 o3 G f New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
NATIONAL RAILROAD GO. OF MEXICO
TO HOLDERS OF THE
FIVE PER CENT. GOLD NOTES
OF THE
NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEXICO
MATURING OCTOBER 1. 1907.

This Company has arranged with Messrs sPEftR
CO for the extension Of this issue OF Notes until
Aprn l. 1909 with interest at the rate OF 1--WE per
cent per annum subject redemption at the option
OF the Company any interest day sixty days
notice by publication.
Holders OF notes who desire to avail themselves OF
the privilege extending their Notes must present
th.s Notes (ex-coupon due Oct u IN NEW YORK
AZ the once OF sIEssRs. sPEYER q Co. 24-25 Pine
Street or IN LONDON. at the ofics OF MESSRS
SPEYER BROTHERS. Lothbury. or IN FRANK
FORT OH at the once OF Mr. LAZAPD SPEYER-
ELLIssEN BERLIN the office Of the
DEUTSCHE BANK. N AMSTERDAM at the once
Of MESSRs. TEIxEIRA DE MATToS BROTHERS.
on or before September 90 1907 70 be appropriately
stamped. and TO have afaxed thereto ne" coupon
sheets covering such extension period
A cash payment of SS5 in respect of each $1,000
Note extended win be made to holders accepting
this extension.
This Company has arranged with NESSRS SPE4ER
& co that holders OF the Notes who do not
desire to themselves Of the privilege OF extern
sion will receive par for their Notes on or after
October / 1907. at any OF the oh1ces above men
toned
New York September 6. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

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Counsel