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New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
xorEs OF THE MINES.

of the New York curb market in
TIE 'oes was the great activity Of the Cobalt
.se lssf '" - Cobalt Central and La Rose Con-
,ccgs. iee ,-obait Central which for several
eai5sea. selling between 25 and IS. began to
-,enths We We ,gnnday and ran up to 30 before the
s5rsrce -. - ,,eek on heavy buying from Montreal
ra-cnto Indicate which recently returned from
res'el". Of the property. and which placed
&, inspeeSS- several hundred thousand shares in
sn o-oes ,-o-s market. This buying, coupled with
,he onsider the declaration of dividend on
shGtR = - advanced prices TO the high record for
Gre than ,.s a., , -
fhe s-o,.aaa. is not very encouraging to those
rsrzA l,s,,e that the camp has any permanent
VIC " @ vseldins riches. as was at first reported.
csh =. - been found in the shape Of nuggets and
ead nHs he-e an6 there. Altogether a great deal
pooSeS osfs+e has been sold at enormous prices.
q re- .-rrn this real estate has been capitalized
sd = ahs,,rd amount. and still people wait for
81 a. az ;nfnrTration proving these reported gold
ds1m - he found in the Nevada desert al Raw
Doe M ,ba Australian state Of Tasmania CON
u ~ s7N SIS SOS Of mineral wealth TO the world.
r1ea.S MS e5.554 ounces Of gold produced.
o5 - ~,ors Of slver-lead, S2i7 tons Of blister cop
So, e-,e+o-s of copper ore and copper Tin ore 4S42
per- - ore 3 o00 tons coal 5S.S9l tons wolfram
ions end So hundredweights OF bismuth.
- MEXICAN Exploration and Mining Company
ihe .ssos the ontion which il has had for some
bss eN - rhe Zanal Gold Mine in Mexico The
IT - been worked for several years by its
nae owners who are MeXicans, and who have
IelIu ssveoreS il 10 its fun capacity. The costs
ne's..-inq are low and. with the introduction of
q ssr .e methods il is estimated that the cost of
An,orrstion viii be reduced, bringing the entire
uAl-ss within 90 per cent Of the gross. which
sssld leave net profit Of S2o a ton At the pres
en- el,s viel6 the Mexican Exploration and Mining
1.rv w. about $4,000 a Year. or substantially
- - cent upon its entire capital, from this
IS lied hz- 10
So So interests who OWE the Douglas Copper Com
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% Wall street. New York. June IL. Is

IS Wall Street York. June II. 1908.
Referring the above notice of the Erie Railroad
rompsny we ready to receive of the
bonds named for extension upon the following
Bondhoiders desiring to extend their bonds must
ON OR BEFORE JUNE 80. 1908. deposit the same
with the coupon payable July l. f908 with the under
signed at their Office. IS Wall street. New York. On
such deposit the undersigned viii make payment In
cash of the said coupon and also will make a further
cash payment of Ss5 PER BOND. and will issue tenn,
norary receipts eachangeabie for bonds with
tension supplement and coupon sheet attached
thereto. when prepared
We nre also prepared on OR AFTER JULY 1.
1903 buy par any of the bonds which the holders
may desire to sell rather than to extend.
J. MORGAN co.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
COTTON

CoTT0N-The market very active
today. but business the previous day.
and prices showed considerable rmues the close being
steady advance OF II 10 points. Sales
for the half session We're estimated at 1000 bales The
market opened steady advance of points on
covering There cables influence sentiment
but while weather generally good with the fore
favorable. reported that there had been
break the Red River levee just south Of Shreveport
the weekend figures hulish. there was bullish
gossip concerning the positions in all three big mar
there disposition to fear that Liverpool
might hUlsh control Of months at her
opening Monday shorts We're buying
throughout session offerings light and the close
practically the best point Of the session The
crop has made favorable progress in practically an
the belt according 70 reports received during
week exception Of flooded in the
Southwest constitute sn1au
percentage Of Z and whether serious
damage remains TO be seen II Is rather
late in repanting. if such operation
reported that prom
New orleans interest has control OF July there t
Liverpool has control Of July august IN
that market while that there must he strong
long July here whether or not there Is any
outstanding The strength
crop situation may be sufficient TO create
the later positions, but II would add
70 bullish influence Of bad crop accounts
prices in the local market to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

FTnTR AND MEAI-Flour dull and unsettled,
prices quoahy unchanged Rye hour duil ann - oI
Exchange: Spring patents $ GSS =; %lIer winter
SleaTs' I+g - a q 35asS 70 RYE FLoCf-Dul quoted:
Fair 10 good s. 50S4 90; choice 70 fancy - sqS2 -
STE sT&T1TlII Quoted: Fine white and yellow, 81 69g
e e5- coarse 81 70 FEED-Western dull City steady.
oIr 60 SCI red dog. S25 l0 city nrI 20 90 m
sS6 5a5S27 sacks: niddling, S28 3oS REQ COG %o ~
Ir J,ne shipment: horny chop, S2 bulk SIS 20 SACKS
OII.NEAL S3l -. 49,
-,srJ,e in wheat to-day. in which prices advanced
over lIsc per bushel al cne time curing te So
and 936sc for Septernper 20 pei
be rans in Kansas and Missouri that even conserSa
rive traders have discredltea most oI ne ie
saronaI reports heretofore, We're rorceo 70 lle
CS-1eion that Il has not aIreaay occurred
viii not take much more rain 10 serloasg Iinpa't
the crop prospects in those Two sldteS az o-+a6
,sae civ today 235 inches of rain We're reported
and several places IN the eoutlWest Idu on on
srL ~ o,-a- There selling of ana on an
ioys over SUNDAY the strong support given july
80 Senteraber times by one OF the Dig cIllciSp
idea gaining ground that cea IN Juy L-oo
,at IN Man Was contemplated Foreign i'lartets We
also Influenced by bulsh crop condltlolS yd
closing higher Eoeflit ", 60
higher result OF 0routn reports
9-oTo Southeast Russia and continued complaints OF
times OUTSIDE IIollIL.
tbe advancing tendency Of the market
color the sensational bun reports IN CIR
4Ila 80 c-or conditions The Northwest
-ar+ly accounted for the strength OF Mime,
.-oiis An EXPORT Of about SIX ioads was az
that be traced ana the Heia.i I,nst ,beat IN
a. Ayr,neapolis said 10 be NSnt '4Sh = IA
- IaraI market was quoted follows; no REG
oC - eIavator and a9c b afoat; No ZoTthefil
T,riI,-f, 81 I3sE and No hard winter ID -
.aa, f,opN-The market for corn opened qulte
-s- 1.-o'lt a. about a cables ana WIN
v,beaT but Immediately came in contact Win Soie
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

l,---. New York. Is. 1908
oFf,EE-The coffee market Quiet to
DAY. The opening qset a unbalanced prices and
the close inactive. unchanged Sales we're ony
lWie bags. all July. The market seems 70 be
Almost devoid Of speculative interest being
tfohaoiy the chief for this be
quite general impression that the completely
controlled by valortZation
invest or sell general trade conditions
that = valorization coffee from the market
non coffee he marketed around might
e maintained. could hardly show
IS therefore fear that purchasers of futures might
oe merely in aid Of the government holding the
i while sellers recognize crop now
lnishng and the short crop expected a biz
advance were they 10 become short OF the
were the government to withdraw their offerings.
government sales be held
and one at Trieste The outcome undoubtedly will he
awaited with much interest Meanwhile fairly good
business is doing in the market spot coffee.
steadiness in this department be
tanning factor in the market Estimates
the coming crop are small enough 10 suggest that
while receipts this autumn and early winter be
enough 10 supply current requirements the government
he able work off Of
next season The market for spot coffee quiet, with
Quotations on the basis OF 514c for Rio No 4.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to
s
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 13-C1osing: WHEAT-spot dull; No
red Western winter Is 4i2d: No California IS 7i2d:
futures steady; July IS 1%.d; September 6s Fad De
kiln dried. lid: old American mixed 5s II I'D futures
easy; July, IS 7sd. PEAS-Canadian no stock FLOI F.
refined spot dull. 24s HOPS-At London. Pacific Coast
stead l5sQf2 los BEEF-EXtra India mess steady.
103s PORK-Prime mess. Western: steady '3s 81.
HALIs-short cut IA 70 Ii ~ firm 46s %. BAC0N. .
"a 70 steady Cd; long clear middles light Is TO "a
m steady Ais; short clear backs. 16 TO 20 N, steady
39s Sd: long middles heavy. 80 TO 40 fo steady
2s Cd clear bellies 16 ~ quiet, Ais; shoulders
Is duh 39s. LARD-Prime western, IN
+ercas steady 42s Cd American refined. In pals Arm
A. "a C,FIEESE-Canadian white and coored, old,
steady 62s TALLOW-Prime city firm 36s 6d Aus
trsIIan IN london quiet POS AID TCRPENTlNt1--
Sri-irs Quiet SIS Cd. LINSEED OIL-Ffrm. 24s 3D.
PfTROIiEUM-Quet. 6}4d. RoSIN-ComHon easy
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
OFFICE OF
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY

York June II. 1905
Pursuant 10 arrangements between the Erie Railroad
Company and Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co.. IL Is pur-
posed TO extend July 1918 (subject to the Rail
road Companys right of prior redemption at 1O5 per
cent? the 81 500 First Mortgage Bonds issued by
the Buffalo Southwestern Railroad Company matur-
ing July next. to extend TO July l. 1918 the
81 600 600 Second Mortgage Bonds the Buff
faIo & Southwestern Division OF the Erie Railroad.
maturing July / next. The interest the extended
bonds Of both is be payable on January I
and July in each year per cent. per annum and
both principal and the interest 10 be payable
IN United coin of the present standard Of
weight and without deduction for any taxes
which the Railroad Company may lawfully be required
IN retain therefrom The lien OF the said mortgages
severalIy and respectively. securing said bonds
WITH continue unimpaired according TO the terms
thereof.
The right to extend above will be reserved 10
such holders of such bonds desire TO avail
thereof and deposit their bonds for that purpose
with Messrs J. P. Morgan Co. or before June 30.
bonds not be extended by the
holders will after maturity be purchased at
BY Messrs ]. P. Morgan & Co
Holders of said bonds referred 20 the appended
announcement of Messrs J. p Morgan & Co 20 the
terms upon which they have their bonds extended
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
By D. UNDERWOOD. President
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TO HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage -Four Per Cent.
Fifty Year Gold Bonds
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal
Railway Company

Referring TO it's notice dated June 1905 the Conn
rittee acting deposit agreement dated Juns
s. 1905 has hxed July the date on OF before
which first mortgage bonds and coupons must be de-
posted with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. 81 Wall Street. New York City or OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. Amss Building Boston.
the depositarfes named in agreement Copies OF
said agreement may be obtained the depositaries
or from the secretary o the COMMITTEES
DateI New York. June T. 1so>
j. v WALLACE. Chsirmans
PAUL MORTON.
HALEY FISKE.
HARRY BROSSER.
NYRON T. HrRRICK.
GORDON ABBOTT.
GEO. p. BUTLER.
COMMITTEES
FRANKLIN L. BABCOCK. Secretar4 s.-
81 Wall Street. New York n T.
JOLINE. LARKIN & RATHBONE.
Counset
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ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
so Church Street, New York.
tn tb. Holders of Prior Lien Bonds and General Lien
Bonds under the First Consolidated hortsase oi
fb. Erie Railroad Company:
New York, June u, 1908.
Bonds will also be sold by

tn tb. Holders of Prior Lien Bonds and General Lien
Bonds under the First Consolidated aof'saso vi
the Erie Railroad Company;
The extraordinary business depression which has
;o,s,,, anectad all the railroads throughout the
Tinted States has reduced the net earnings Of the
Erie Railroad that there will be deficit beio" tne
ar,ount necessary 10 fixed charges for the cur
rent fiscal year ending go 1908 While 1t is con-
fdenty expected with return TO normal DUST
mass conditions this deficit will promptly be nade
good 1t is for the Company temporarily 10
obtain the amount from other sources
To this end among other things. it has been ar
sd that the coupons for falling due at any
time prior to July l. 1909 be purchased for cash
and with unnpaired lien deposited and pledged under
The Collateral April s 1908 as addtiona
security for the Six Cent Collateral Gold Notes
issued and TO Hereunder. thus making the
,o+.s more available TO Company as means or
obtaining further cash if required, such notes 10 De
accented at par by purchasers of the coupons ro
the amounts advanced for such purchase While such
+ennorarv relief probably suffice for the main
+e,ance and operation property during the cur
rent calendar year. it will not be sufficient for the
completion improvements begun two years ago
but which have yet reached condition where they
ars available producing additional revenue for the
Company.
It was anticipated that the funds for such improve
,ents could be provided from the sale OF your Com
panv's General Mortgage Bonds hut principally owing
- +bs injury done 70 your Conpany's credit by the
falling off in during the existing business de-
preston bonds are not now sala5e except at pro-
hbitive prices
AS these improvements all serve 70 strengthen the
security Of the General and the General Mort
gaee Bonds expected that plan will shortly be
Trepared for funding coupons maturing on these
bonds for period sufficiently long 10 enable the Com
panv out of its funds to complete the i'm
rproyements now under way. and thus the benefit
~ the large expenditures already made but which. as
above stated. remain yet unproductive So
Won are therefore notified that coupons falling
due Juiv 1905 will purchased for cash by
nrrsnieT thereon on so. 1905 their
ofire No % Wall Street, New York
FSy order OF Board OF Directors
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY F D. UNDERWOOD. President
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heavy commission house selling Of JUN, which broke
prices over 1c bushel Notwithstanding the rain
news crop advces quite generally favorable, and
the attitude of farming interests the situation
were wei shown in the estimate of 432 TO be
received at Chicago Monday, this being the larg-
sst total in some time At o'clock July corn in the
iocal market was quoted 75$c. and September 14Ac
Liverpool was sd net higher. No here closed
- 3ze nominal in elevator and re nominal Z ID
aIoat OATS-Sharp early advances place in
the oats market, and mostly retained curing
inc day except July, which sold off the lowest
point near the close Cash oats in the local market
We're quoted follows: Mixed % 50 lb. SO n55c;
natural white, &c TO 81 ID. 5715 q6Oc and clipped
white, 32 TO 40 lb. 5S1a q 65c. RYE-Market duh;
No Western, ssc nominal b New York. BAR
IEY-Marleet
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.,,csE7g BRIDGE wITHsTANps FLOOD

re Kansas city Tiaduct & Terminal Railway
,s,vrs new concrete and steel bridge, con-
INC Kansas City, No, and Kansas City, Kan.
- the recent disastrous floods and is now the
- means Of travel between the two cities for
px carriages. etc. The telephone service has
-, -sralyzed. ana the telephone people are now
80 their cables over the structure
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% Wall Street. New York.

2S Wall Street New York
June II. 1908
Referring to the above notice OF the Erie hairoad
r.un,nx we are prepared AT ANY TINE UP TO
Am ISCIIDING JUNE 80. 1903. to purchase at par.
; cash all coupons falling due July I. 1905 Of Prior
1I.r Ronds and General Bonds issued under the
First Consolidated Mortgage of the Erie Railroad
'oihpa"'' j. p. MORGAN s co.
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Public Notices.

NORMAL. COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Park and Sixty-eEhth street-New York. June
10 taOs-An examination for positions on the Eigble List
,r Instructors Biology college Department. VIII be held
Building On June 18th. at A. NJ SALARY.
xi 800 with an annual OF S100 maximum sal
az 90 OdO Examination open holding a col
lere degree experience in teaching. and with
nroyed record OF specialization in Biology. Candidates
suould al olss sotgey GEORGE S. DAVIS. President
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 13-AdditionaI rain in Kansas
and Missouri was chiefly responsible for sharp
close the July delivery showed net gam OF y {.
Corn was off "a TO = oats were sc hlShei
and provisions 2hc lower to 21ac higher
The wheat market opened strong owing 10 an
oc+iva general demand which was brought out oy
a. ,,nfsyorabIe weather conditions for the new
croD in parts of the winter wheat belt ana py an
ADVANCE of more than Id at Liverpool Numerous
cron damage reports received during the
ai ond these tended to add 10 the strength
Tbere was liberal realizing at times but o1eflnSS
were readily taken and the market showed no
signs of weakening. The close was strohs. 'uiS
oneDed nc to "a c higher at SS4c TO SIC, ad-
,,ancad IN Se75c and closed at SO sac ClearanceS
oF wheat and flour were equal to $4,000 bushels
primary receipts were 236,O0O bushels. compared
with 41l.OO0 bushels the corresponding oay
ear ago Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF Ill cars. against 1lo cars last
week and Pa cars a year ago.
The corn market firm at the start be~
carsa of the strength of wheat but heavy sales
tasa5 on more favorable weather conditions for
tho new crop soon caused a severe slump IN
nrices The market also bearishly affected
bv a substantial increase In local receipts. A
of the day, and the market closed weak at al
most the lowest point. July opened Il 10 . G
higher at 67Ac to 673sc. sold off to 66ssc and
closed at 66 &c to 663sc Local receipts were 81
cars with 81 of contract grade.
Oats were firm all day owing TO the strength or
wheat and unfavOrable news regarding
the new crop. Trading was fairly active early in
the day but later became quiet July opened
&c TO nc higher at 43c to 43 Iac. held within
that range and closed at 4Sc Local receipts
were 139 cars.
provisions We're quiet the greater part of the
dav. and the market was fairly steady If-e
break in corn tended 10 Offset a sc to l0c advance
in live hogs. At the close July pork was up 2l2c
at $l4I219. Lard was off 2hc at IS 15 Ribs
were unchanged at 81 rs.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, II cars
corn 432 cars: oats. III cars, hogs AZ. 900 head
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

iron certincates on the fTouuce E1N-
n nePoTsd Regpa grades are quoted as fe0ws ell Gas 81
August s15a$15 75 september s169s15 90: October $40
M0LAssEs AND sYRTPs~The market for mo.
but quiet and uncbanged 2uotafions follow: New or
5ans oentFUga comm9H 159loc fair L 1921 s2{ sSSd @
SO sYRUPS common, 15g17c; fair. 16q2oc good 100
oILsIco1tG1ssed oil was steady, with light
d 200 oil H was and seG
TsP9T5ed in good demand at recent PRICES hg quote @
PhadelPhja, , Soc: bulk 495e: refined eases cases New
York bbIs 1o75e bulk 7c Philadelphia. 1o.7oc bulk
69e water @ w6e New York 1soG cr1da S
4oc; prime summer yellow spot: 45Ac 5A June ~ 4 %
ber 4a1s G49&c: october 45ls 4ec; Noyember. .4Og
4o1sc; OFF summer yellow July, 42945Ac good off off
prime winter yellow. 4sa49%c LINsEED Sc OIL IL
Is 44c: Calcutta % raw 7oc LARD OIL ss roc
m e @ ro IN Tang Snd
closing about midway between bottom and top Receipts
$4,000. and week 10000 Omaha arrivals. $500
e se 9nosd as e No 5qF ST. @s 5 y s8
s9as5 PaT5 f5ea FAMILY i '5 s6 5s7 @ so pace sf5asS extra
Inda mess s24s22 E A9Giet Quoted $29 & 30
50 rs 100 40 n SIC piss pigs ss@sT;s s556siss
s3s a165; 10 n aisc: T. NJ 9GI4 NJ &c Psked hams
contr 5l2c LSRDEFirm quoted: Middle west
ern s5oas soc City ardFin Qnoea @ ssc obiinaf KeTa
SC; Brazil kegs, 10 Sc CompoundoFirm Qg9tsd &c
SIC, RINB-Firm- Quoted: oeo. 1oAalostc; city
l9 and fs Fod 5S5 66bne
Southern markets said ba quite firm all arouni
available supplies are Wen
held Quotations follow; Screenings 3$sq3so ordinary
sac: fair "a Tsc: good ordinary 51sdo sc prime
5G5s4c: 6Q62c Patna foreign. 51sq69sc; Ran
COON and Bassein. 4a5c
STGAR-The market refined sugar ruled steady,
but quiet on business quite little sugar was
taken ont cid Prices unchanged me
following are list prices subject rebate of 10 points
and discount of per for cash q days: Cystal
doninos 4 75c; Eagle tablets. 770c; cut loaf 6ZOc;
crushed 0c mould a. 75c; cubes, 65c HAAf pow
dered H5c; Eagle bags. powdered and Eagle con-
fectioner granuiaed 65c powdered coarse powdered
and fruit podered and Eagle and extra fine gran
ated 50c Eagle. n cartons of fine ganated 2o9c;
!, bags 57Oc 3i2b bags do, 5toc: a-Io oass 40.
SOC l0-rh do 555c - and 5o-fo bags 90 e-49c;
EspIe fine or standard granuated and diamond A. 4gc;
I1}sctiH1ers' @ 4 > SOC: No l. 20c: and g. 515c;
No f0c: No s. 5O5c; No 6 SC; No 49oc No s. 499c
n o 1 SC. No 10 75c; H. 4,7Oci No Il 4ooci NO
iS 4edc: Nos I4 Is and 16 455c. The London market
for beet sugar was steady. with prices fully
but unchanged quoted at lis 42d ana - its ~
local market seems 10 %
go ~ same as previously noted Holders firn IN
tIsir ideas and limited Of sugar might be fi
a. and freight. DUTY pau
1rces were quoted follows: Centrifugal S5 test 44"g
9co ouscoyado 50 test 39O9392c ana moasses sugar
Co. ?
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$13,OOo,ooo
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company
THIRTY.YEAR FOUR PER CENT. GOLD
DEBENTURE BONDS.
Interest payable May 1st and November 1st
Principal Interest Payable in Gold
DUE MAY 1, 1884

9o
fand o
hereby made
the
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SENTLER GIVEN
THREE YEARS
FOR PERJURY

Samuel sentler was today sentenced by
Judge stearns to three years az hard la
Dor in states prison for perjury. Last
April sentler was found guilty OF that
crime by jury and later the supreme
court declared that the testimony sub
mitted TO the Jury proved the defendant
wilfully gave false testimony.
sentlers uncle. Simon. was a passenger
on an electric car which left the tracks
at Valley Falls Samuel swore he was
also a passenger on that car and that his
uncle was thrown TO the car floor This
was In n negligence suit brought by tho
uncle. -Four school teachers. who were
passengers on the car that left the track
swore that Samuel was not there at all
Today after Attorney General Green
ough had moved for sentence Sentler =
attorney. Hugh J. Carroll. made a plea
for clemency. Mr. Carroll also presontel
some strong letters from parties asking
that Sentler be as leniently dealt with az
was possible. These letters had an effect
as the sentence imposed is a compare
lively light one.