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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-14
u. P. DOESN'T NEED CASH
Dividends Declared, but No 4ction
Taken on Bond Issue

The directors Of the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific railroad companies met yesterday and
declared the regular quarterly dividends OF Zta
and ! - per cent. respectively, on the common
stocks OF the roads The southern Pacific direc-
tors also declared the regular semi-annuai dlNi-
dend Of y per cent on the preferred stock CON
rrary 10 expectations, no action was taken eilheF
in regard to offering for sale any part or the
100000 bond issue, recently authorized by
,be Stockholders OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. or toward financing the Southern Pa
cifc
Hartman said: You fellows (meaning the
newsnaper mem are trying TO do our financing
for us We are in need OF any money now
and We can wait for better market Where
did the idea that We needed money come from
anyhow
He was told that it originated in his statement
= week ago that the Union Pacific would need
about SIS 00o he then expressed it. ITO resume
developments and put people 10 work After
considering this reply for a minute MI Hartman
said:
We'll the Union Pacific does not need any
money. and none Of the bonds Will be sold until
the market is right Anyway, what Is s'""'o"
20 the Union Paciic?"
The delay in floating part Of the Union Pacific
hond issue was looked upon in Wall Street as
evidence that Mr.. Hartman and his bankers had
not beer able 10 reach an agreement as 10 price
Nj Hartman was said TO be holding out Tor
something like se. the figure at which the Penn
s,-lzania bonds we're offered 10 the public The
bankers offer was reported TO be several points
under this figure. With the daily Improvement
in the bond market. however, IL is thought 'hat
Mir Hartman VIII eventually get his price
Both the Hartman stocks made sharp advances
ir Yesterdays market. Southern Pacific preferred
advanced from 117a4, at the opening TO 10 ~
and closed at l22Is. net gain Of As points Tor
.he dav The common made A net gain OF IS
rofur. Union Pacific after opening at 1909, ad-
vanced points and closed at 1921, net gam
for the day OF pa points
In connection with the big rise in Southern
Pacific preferred stock il was rumored that the
directors would shortly remove the RESTRICTION
on the stock, which provides that it may be re-
deemed at rs before July / 1910 NO
Official confirmation could be obtained OF this re
port hut it was said in Well Informed quarters
that 1t had been informally considered by some
~ the directors If the redemption clause Is not
abrogated il is regarded highly probable that
some readjustment Of the stock Viii be MADE
one plan is said TO be to exchange the preferred
stock for an equal amour: of new preferred
stock at a lower rate Of dividend, plus bonus
Of s. > or more cash a share.
The dividends declared yesterday are payable
rs follows: The Union Pacific on July !, the
Southern Pacific common July and the pre-
ftIred on July 10.
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COTTON PRICES SOAR.
Net Gains for Day from IS to SO
Points, zcith July the Feature.

The cotton market had rather exciting day
yesterday, prices advancing to high levels for
the current movement, with July the feature. The
advance is commonly ascribed to bull manipula-
ton. in which large speCulator who was an
nounced several months ago to have retired from
the market is understood to be the chief figure,
several other Wall Street operators and various trade
interests being associated with him. Under their
determined builing of July that option carried
up yesterday from go to $50. heavy covering by
frightened shorts accompanying the rise; and the
crop futures moved in sympathy with 1t. July
closed SO. net gain for the day of SO points;
August advanced % points and October 1s.
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Citations.

TINE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Oy NEW YORK. BY
il the grace God and independent, 10 MadaIne
Charlotte Bsrgerst Marie Pastsrisno Jean y f. F. Fer
zeret Louise WELLER Weller Daniel WELLER We'll
Ter Simon Weller Weller Leon WELLER or Weller.
Alice yeiller Sweeney formerly Alice Weller Welerl.
AIber, WELLER or Weller Hsnrfette Veier Weller.
Augustine Babette MeNsushton formerly Weller or
weil!erl. Daniel Weller. Caroline Mctzger formerly
WeiIerf Lille sexoert formerly WefierI. VI.
Weller otherwise known Ludwig Weillsr1. Blanche
formerly Weiller John Ahsbahs WELLER. Forencs
as ''Ieonore' Ws1eT). Helen HsilbTOneT formerly We'll
err ny Weller otherwise Emma Weler1.
AIr. Sweeney jacques Bergere Abraham Lucien
Bergsret Anna BergeTst Marcel Rene Morse Der
Berxeret Esther Bergeret. Robert Georges
Rereeret Henri YvOnne Marie Bergeret
Dorothy Netzgsr. Weller. Ruth Sezoert.
Levi. Richard MetZgcr and Ruth Metzger. send
xraetas You and each of you hereby cited and
Quired personally before
the County York the Surrogates Courr OF
said County. held at the county Court House IN the Ctty
OF New York on 9th day OF june 1905 half past
O'Clock Of that day then and there
why Daniel Weller should appointed
under the will and OF
Weller. originally named therein who
deceased and such OF hereby cited,
under the OF twenty-one required
guardian. If have n
OF your neglect failure do guardian
will be appointed By the Surrogate to represent and
for In the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused tn. seal OF the
York he afrxed. Witness.
ISeal1 Charles H Beckett. a Surrogate OF
18th day April. year
thousand nns hundred and eight
DANIEL. J. DoWDSEY.
Clerk OF Surrosates' Court
Attorneys FOR Petitioner. No. no Broadway New YORK.
y Y
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THE PEOPLE OF THE sTATH OF NEW YORK. BY
L the OF God FREQ AMI independent. 70 Mary L
Barley, Mary L. Seton, Ethel B. Norrfe Helen c do
Pourtales de Neufize. Rita Barley. Pierre l. Bar
bey Henry G. Barley. William Barley, Emile Farlo,
Eugenie de Roul5t Helene de Bude Henry Freymond. NJ
Gordon Smith, American Episcopal Church Helen 90
Morser Victor Bourgeois Marguerite Pastsur Msude L
de Morsier William Freerh, Eugene Martin. ST Lukss
Hospital in New York. Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church society OF the
Incurables Luke's Hospital INDECENT Christian
Females St I4uke's Women, Louisa
Leroy Edmond Fatio, Albert Roulet Edith
Beeckman Lorflard Kate Beecl<man Loriard Mary D.
Seton. Helen Seton. Henry Seton. Marie de Neufizs
Jeanne q. de Neufze. Alx de POurtales, Irene Do
POurtales. Jacqusn Pourtales Lanfear B. Norrts.
Emily r. NoTrie, Valerie Norrie and Pierre l. Barley,
Jr, and all the OF Henry
l. Barley. late OF New York deceased.
creditors legatees Of kin otherwise send greet
personally be before OF
County OF New York the Surrogates Court OF said
County, held the Hall Of Records In the County Of
New York. the fifth day of June. 1905. hafpsst
attend judicial settlement OF the OF pro-
ceedingS of Adrian Isein. Jr. A Lanfear Norrie and
Henry G. Barley. Executors OF the Last Will and
Testament Of said deceased and such OF are
hereby cited under the OF twentone years as
required TO by guardian. IL have one
or II you have and apply for one 70 %
appointed in your neglect failure
do guardian will be appointed BY the Surrogate to
represent and act for you IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof We have caused the Seal OF the
surrogatss' Court OF the said County OF New
York TO be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
H. 81 Charles H Beckett. Surrogate OF our said
County, the County of New York. the lSth
day OF April. in the year OF Lord ons
DANIEL J.. DOWDNET.
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court
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MEXICAN CENTRAL ACTION APPROVED

The deberture holders 90 the Mexican Central
Hallway Securities Company approved on May 4
tie resolutions necessary to permit Of the deposit
t- the trustees OF the company's holdings Of
So. az 0lo Mexican Central consolidated per cent
touds under the plan Of readjustment and union OF
rIo Mexican Central Railway Company and the
National Railroad Of Mexico The question OF the
-.trCr.ty Of the under the direction of a
committee of the, debeniurc holders make such
,onust was submitted the court in London.
which handed down a decision yesterday favorable
10 llpe making OF such deposit 1t is expected that
1rc holdings OF the securities company viii be de-
l,os5tcd in The course of the coming week. This
s,ll toe practically the last step IN the consumma-
ZION Of The plan.
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HANNA TO PAY FIRST DIVIDEND

Charles a. Hanna, receiver of the National Bank
of North America, announced yesterday that he
had received from Washington the signed checks
for s650,GO0 with which to pay to depostors the
initial dividend of % per cent All the checks had
to be signed by the Controller of the Currency or
of his assistants and the slight delay due
the fact that there were some twenty thousand
checks ahead of those forwarded by Mr.. Hanna.
The payment of the dividend will begin this
morning
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Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNnR c.
i Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Matilda A. Elder late OF the County OF
YORK deceased. present the same. with
the subscribers at their place OF
ing of1ce OF Duer. Strong Whitehead
10 5 Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. n
1ne City OF New York or before the 18th day OF
August next
Dated New York, the 50th day OF January. 1908
ANNIE E MUM. ApALINE ~ Z. PETERS
Executrices
puER. STRONG & WHITEHEAD. Attorneys Tor Ex-
ecutrices No so Wall Street. Borough OF ManhAs-
tan. New York City.
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DIRECTORS OF |. r. T. REELECTED.
Stockholders of the marlborough Rapid Transit
Company at their annual meeting yesterday
elected the five retiring directors and approved the
agreement with the Manhattan Railway Company
under which the lease of the Manhattan's property
was included in the marlborough mortgage.
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PROPOSALS. FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
i Depot Cuartermaster's ONCE. 80 Whitehall
Nov York CITY, MAY II. 19OS.-Sealed proposals
frpIicate be received here until 1 O'Clock P NJ.
June 10 1905 and then opened. for furnishing khaki
CIoth khaki brown duck, white duck. dark blue
and facing cloth. sky blue and olive kersey olive
shirting flannel. cotton drilling. black
Italian cloth. blue denim. waist belts collars Dress
khaki and d. caps, service hats. gauntets gloves
drawers understands. stockings leggns, suspenders.
nonchos overshOes buttons. thread. &c. beds.
hatChsts. brooms, brushes, flags
tentsge mosquito bars. bUgIes trumpets. and other
of clothing and equipage Standard samples
can be and specifications blanks for proposals
srd fuIin MFG will be furnished applfca-
ton at this Office Colonel VIM s. PATTEN. Depot
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IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.

Tile Iron Trade Review says:
G-be effects OF the last New York meeting Of pig
,-on ana ore interests have been favorable. The
r5o in removing, all obligation 10 maintain prices
',-- those interests which have been acting in haT-
-f5eny and taking very few orders has been fol
lowed by d lowering Of quotations ~ the com
lauieS which had been asking the highest price
and there is now general feeling that better
rr-cc~ have been reached IhlS conNictlon Is
strengthened by the firm attitude Of ore interests
!n declining recede from their position or ma axe
.arr concession to buyers Of As TO nniShed
materials there for believing mat
there viii be- q general revision OF prices At any
Tine in the future. There Is more.l-e in the
Ilz iron market than for many weeks While
some leading Southern interests which nave been
holding Tor Sl3. Birmingham. for No. have low
their quotations. II l. understood that offers
Tor large tonnaees & ST 30. Birmingham. have
3 been refused. although some sales are still being
made that figure for prompt shipment IN East
markets prices have been readJuSJed. but quota
lions lower than those recently made by some
sellers seldom heard
''The Iron Age" says:
AT semhaucC of cooperation among makers OF
foundry pig in maintaining prices diSaIe-
Iesred. aud many offering foundry At +he
prices which have been really ruling for some time.
IN isolated instances even these prices have been
4 shaded by producers who Were acting in harmony
with the others The pressure Of the Southern
makers is al markets. No foundry iron at
81 . Birmingham has been done.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN.

Oswego. y. Y. May sth. 1903
ltEAIF-D PROPOSALS WILL RECEIVED AT THE
- Office the the City OF Oswego. N Y
until the 26th day May, 1908. IL O'Clock NJ for the
of Bonds OF said
City exempt all taxation) Of the denominations Of
each, dated LIST, 1905. and maturing
S13 200 annually commencing June LIST. 1909 Interest
PAYABLE 1st and December LIST. Principal and in
Office Of United States Mortgage
and Trust Company Of New York City Bonds will be
certified as to genuiaeness by Trust Com
pany, and their legality approved by J. H Caldwell
ESQ of New city. Each proposal be
panied by certified check incorporated bank or
payable 10 order of city for
of the bonds bid Delivery Of bonds
viii be made the end day Of June. 1908. at eleven
o'clock A. NJ at Office Of above named Trust Com
pany The right is reserved reject all bids
For circular OF bid address the above
mentioned Trust Company the undersigned
J. CARROLL. SMITH city Chamberlain
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\ TONNET. LOUISB-THE PEOPLE OFTHE STATE OF
vi York. rhe Grace Free and Indepen5snr
TO Paoo OauD Davyt. Giovsnna denny Favat Paolins
Pauins) Pelesrn. Catherine (Cathernel Martfat Csr1
lima (Carolinej Davy Ptetro Peter Monnet DAVID
Monnst Gaccuo Jannesl Monnet Catherine tCatherinel
Malan, Maddeera lMzdeline} Riccs. Maddeens tafae-
Monnet the heirs and OF
deceased. send greeting: Whereas Charles OF
City % New York. lately applied to Surro-
gates Court OF our County OF New York. have
instrument in writing bearing date April
relating TO both real and personal property duly proved
last VIII and Testament o. Louise MOlnst late
County OF New York. deceased. Therefore YOU
Of cited before the Surrogate
County OF New York. at his office the %
the 9Th day OF June. thousand
and eight. halfpast O'Clock
noon day. then and 10 probate
OF the said VIII and Testament. OF you
hereby cited as under the twenty-one
years. required by guardian. II
have one, n you none appear apply for
one % be appointed. neglect or
failure do a guardian will be appointed BY the
Surrogate represent you procesding
In Testimony Whereof. o ths
Surrogae's OF said County OF New York be
Affixed Charles H
IL 81 Beckett. a Surrogate OF said County OF
York. at County. day OK
AprfI IN the year OF hundred
and eight.
Clerk or the Surrogate's Court
GEO z & FDw GOLDSCHMTDT. Attorneys for Petit
toner. "a Pine Street. New York City
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auction at the Exchange SalesToom by Adrian II.
Muller & Son:
F1r Account Of Whom 1t May Concern.
shs Arbor r. r 60. pref. 50
6 shs National Park Bank Observation-Disclosures. al y
Westchester Trust Company -.-.-...-.- 13f q
Park & Tilford p. 3o-year sinking fund
Deb. bonds; int. June and Dec; accrued int.
from Dec be charged to the pur-
% ebe Netr.poitan Bank Observation-Disclosures.
shs Empire Fire Insurance Co.. 10
X 500 ebs consolidated PAPER and Milling co;
100 shs Carnegie Company 145j4
Ga 600 Santa Pc Ration & Eastern r. r. LIST ntGe.
Wapcb and september e-.......1.....- ssl4
100 shs La shore & Michigan So Ry, CO... 800
10 sIe Tinted states Guarantee Co.--...-..... 10
% .bs carnegie Trust Co.................-.. 1901
81 ehe Carnegie Trust Co--------- $50
$40 Hudson Navigation c. coupon bonds; due
February l. 1898. Observation-Disclosures. -
And
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IN6ANKFoRD ARsENAI. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
forms furnished this Office. will be received until
o'clock p. m Friday. May Is. 1908. for furnishing
during the year ending June So 1909. Cloths.
Ropes Threads. Forage. Steel and Iron, Seamless
Copper Tubing. Tin, Zinc. Lead and Anthony, Iron
Castings Cartridge Metals. Hardware. Plumbing,
steam Fitting and Electrical Supplies Leather and
Canvas Betting Lumber, Fuel. Chemicals. Oils and
Paints Paper Straw board and Cupboard Tools
Miscellaneous Articles For information. apply to
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DRoPosAIs FOR CoNsTRUCTIoNH, OF HOSPITAL
York city. Mlrch 49, 1eosSealed proposals in tripcate
subject usual conditions will be received at this Of
fee urtn II A NJ. May IS. 1908. and opened.
construction OF Military Hospital p. u
CCnforrrrtv with plans specifications Office
Full information furnished application U s.
serves right accept all proposals
anv part thereof VIM S. PATTEN Depot Quarteru1aster
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nUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE. WEST POINT. y 7,
~ NAV IA sealed proposals. IN trtplfcate. sub
iect to usual conditions will be received at this
ONCE until IL o'clock June a. 1908 for erection
~ ons sat Of Double Civilians Quarters Point
\ 7 in accordance with plans and specifications
f1a in this Office The States the right
70 accept or reject all proposals Forms for
proposals furnished upon application. Address Quar-
ternlaster, West Point n Y
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BUILDING FORT sLoCQM y J. OFFICE, COY
ID NJ MAY II. 190S-Sealed proposals. IN
trpiicae will he received until 10 A VI. June 10.
1905 and then opened for construction plumbing steam
wiring Of Administration Build
ing and one Drill and Gymnasium Blank forms OF
furnished here where plans
NAV h Envelopes containing proposals viii be
endorsed proposals Public Buildings and addressed
Constructing Q. NJ.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles u. Barney & CO. No 3 Broad
street New York, and No. ~ south 4th street
Liiade hial
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r,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
IL of God free and independent. Robert
Sands. Arthur b Sands. Irving p sands and Emma
Mosely Sands. wife; Emma 5. Montchyk and Flor
Sands, the heirs and OF kin OF Emma c
Sands. deceased send greeting
Whereas. Louise S Rees of the City OF New York.
has lately applied 10 the Surrogate's Court OF
County Of New York 10 have certain instruments in
writing dated the seventh da Of November 1898 and
second OF June. 1905 relating personal
property. duly proved the last will and testament
and cOdicfl Emma {. Sands. q
New York, deceased. therefore and
appear before the Surrogate ot County
OF York his once in County New York
DAY OF Nav. 1908. at halt-past O'Clock
forenoon of that day. then and there attend
probate Of the said last will and testament
codicIl.
And such Of you hereby cited. undsr
age of twentyone years required appear by
guardian, II have have none
10 appear apply appointed. or in ~,
o neglect failure o &c.
appointed by Surrogaus represent an
&C proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused the seal of
Court Of the SAID County OF New YORK
be hereunto affixed Witness Hon ABNrR
H. G THOMAS, a Surrogate Of said County
OF New York. at said county. the day 81
March. 1905
(Sdl DANIEL J. DOwDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogats's Court
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction q the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian H.
Muller & Son:
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BOSTON STOCKS,

interchangeable 4Coupon. Registered.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

All persons are hereby notified that five share GER
2 1892 c, NJ & St p. common has been
DESTROYED by fire and duplicate applied for
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TJNHB PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BIZ
Il the grace OF God free and independent. Samuel
h Dunlop, Anna Dunlop John Franklin Dunlop. Robert
W. Dunlop, Luella D. Kmba formerly Eastman. Stella
Dunlop, Bessie DtsStOn William Dunlop, Charles NJ Dun
loP. Edward E Dunlop, Gertrude Dunlop Hawes Agnes
Tor. Iaban 5. Major. jr. Sue Major. Hermon G.
Conrad Mrs. Bessie Conrad Briggs. Harry r. Dunlop.
Edward d Dunlop. George III. Dunlop. Dane s Dunlop.
Herbert Frost. Margaret Frost Elizabeth Frost Dorc-
thy Matilda Frost Samuel Dunlop Hannah Dunlop.
Anna Dunlop, John R Dunlop, Frank H June. Union
Trust Company. John w Bartlett. NJ D. and Title Guar
and Trust Company OF City of New York. tbs
deceased, greeting Whereas Eliza Dunlop. OF
the City Of New York. lately applied the
gates Court OF County Of New York 10 have Ger
tain instrument IN writing and codic thereto relating
both real and personal property duly proved the
last VIII and Testament Of Clark W Dunlop. late OF
the County OF New York. deceased therefore and
each OF cited before the OF
County OF New York his Office in the County Of
New York. the 2sth day OF May, thousand nine
hundred and eight, half O'Clock the fore
day. then and there attend the prooats
said Will and Testament And such of
hereby cited under the Of twenty-ons
years required appear by your guardian. IL you
one to be appointed OF the your neglect
failure do a guardian will Be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and for the processing
testimony whereof caused the seal OF this
SIrrogate's Court OF the said County Of New
L. 81 be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon Alb
York. said County, the 18th day of March:
In the year OF Lord thousand hundred and
eight DANIEL J. DOWDNEf.
Clerk SIrrogate's Court
WELLS & SNEDEkER. Attorneys for Petitioner. No
"a Nassau ST. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Furnished by Van schaick & Co. No street)
Bid
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.

FURNISHED and corrected daily by Stewart Lockwood.
No AZ Exchange Place.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished by Dyer & Co, No. 81 Wall street)
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'New stock.
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sAnd Interest