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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


gliding iaa eonsIned direct saGEhters1s and
soTs on sale q which 5: are At Jersey city and a.
AND - M medium and % do extremely slow
steady thin tribe easier mixers steady sew
eral cars Of steers We're carried over Common to
real choice dry beeves offered ordinary to fair
. a Sa3a ss2f' o? aao -
cables, unchanged Exports to-day were a.7SO quar-
saIes-McPhs.son & Co: q. Kentucky steers. 1oa,
h average at S. 40 100 10 "a do 1927 10 Sc
40 80 q i1 a. n oiS s. 81 s. IS
90 Do se4 r. At $4s3 % %, o5a 10 at 81 so: "a Do
1850 n "a So !, Is 40 III Fl az S 4O g 90 i9s5
1902 H. a, $50; bulls 1855 ~ at s. IS: do 1920
8 S Sc 7 u az s. 81 80 a. :? ss 90 $50 o. s.
s9 11 20 b. at g. So 71 DO 1900 ~ At g. Do ss5 H.
. do $40 Ia at 81 So o.
1850 az So 81 Do iIa5 H. 's a, So IS 10 DO 1iss
S. So "a 90 l6s 10 AZ :. as as virginia DO i2ss a.
az SO 20; DO 1900 b. At So 20; q western de- 1927
Ios5 ~ 81 26: bulls e5s b. az 50 70: e7s 10
81 ss g. H. $50 "a, e S 1910 D.
50 60 q so s H. at s. 3d. SE 81 d. 'fi s
:, T9oin Shannon aso virginia steel 1870 os H. q.
s. 25 bull $50 H. at So So
Fred I Kratz II West virginia steers 1910 %.
Judd Co: bulls. 1923 II. a, 81 rs: cows. III
John bssey; bulls Ias y s. 2s !, d. !s n a at
$50 10 a, s. IS DO 6a5 10 At So 30. n 81 so
40 rev aui.a % su &: SIS r a. p
a. 81 40 Do Ts2 n. az g. IS %. Isl n a 50 20 g.
$50 n. SO IS 10 100 n NJ 81 10 $40 ~ At 81 SO
better. 4so y. 81 So cows. rs 70. Al 81 % d.
iIsa d. 10 81 % 90 sos ~ Il 90
COZ -. az 81 - -.
~ =. q f % = F29 s d a.: az 5. so.e !. a. s. bulls 'a
$40 -. ~ 81 -. mileh cows AZ SIS % each. .
Jelllne. Wright a Coz bulls. e23 n. at 81 IN; %
90 ~ SO. 10 DO 100 ~ 50 an; COW. gro ~
At 81 2s d. 80 n a, 81 d. a., so ~ a. q 90 cow,
TaO ~. al 81 10. do. ITO n. al 81 90
CAIYFS-Receipts 2.@3s head, including 6SS
loai butchers and i541 FOR the market making
win previous arrivals 1To4 sale OF which 24s we're
a. GOh ass on light receipts
active and arm 20 30 higher:
grRsses buttsruiEs advanced 2odSoe; no Western
c5oSs vsss sold at IS 5oGso per 100 n: sus s5gsss
grassers hittermilks s47SS Dressed calves rrr
city vsas selling i"cl&itc Per N; country
ysss sl2 dressed sTsssers and hutteri ks
sales~J a curtis son: vsals 100 70 average at
s. So. 40. isI n. =, 81. 90 - - az 81 80 o.
242 n 81 40. col n a. So 80; euls 100 10 AZ
S S . Il f47 ~ y. al 81 50 49, -
George & /. DuIenhsck: So vsals. 1913 N. al SO
- Do 1873 n at s975 10 ls2 n az "a - 80 ~ qS
AZ S. 40 80 n s. so: - mixed calves. i59 y
IS ~ butterlks. rs -. al 81 yearnss $40 No.
al 81 SO 30 =, =. "a -
a, So Is "a DO iss N at 50 sra do 100 n at $ So
A. e22 n ~ 81 Is 3 a. pa n az 81 so. eulls "a
- AZ 81. . DO 49, 10 81 30; 81 d. 10 n a. 50 a.
IL gras.srs ana y~srlinss. 900 n: at 81 - -
=, A q rs :, a. as n al So So DO il7 n at 50
q A. Igs n A. Ss 90. $50 - at So - outterntSs
Ies ~ az 81 IS 10 1eT y. a. 81 62F IL eus la5
n az IS 50: 40. III N. at IS Do. lss 70 at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railway Company

To the holders of Trust crutrsi r-uss
Company of New York issued under q Dsposst and
Exchange Agreement dated May e. 1909 By and
between
The CTNTINNATI. HAMILTON e DAYTON
RAILWAY COMPANY.
and Holders of certificates of the Central Trust
Company OF New York. issued under a deposse
agreement dated December IL. 1895, between
holders OF the four and one half per cent gold
Collateral Trust Notes of The Cincinnati Hamilton
& DAYTON Railway Company. dated March L. 1905
due September l.. 1905 j " waliacs and
others a committee,
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Depositsry:
You will please take notice that undersixne1ths
Deposi.ary named IN said Deposit and Fxch.nx,
Agreements dated Nav - 1909 upon the surr.rd.r 20
OF each Trust Certificate ssued under satd Axr,s-
meut properly endorsed will the person thus
surrendertng such Trust Certificate thousand ssi
lars (s1oOo value % temporary form OF Gem
eral Mortgage gold bonds The Cincinnati Hamilton
Dayton Railway Company dated July l. 1909 ara
sixty dollars (sd0) IN for each one thousand
dollars (slO0o) par value. said four and one
half per cent Cold Collateral Trust Notes with All
unpaid coupons attached. represented BY such sur
rendered Trust Certificate.
Dated New York. August Is 1909
ChNihsL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
BY E F. Hyde. Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


-, - showed a generally steader tone. owing the
s.r-vs-neni the French market the steady
:, URINARY prices IN the fare Of recori-breakng re
,s The market opened stesdy at unchanged prices
ossvvncA 81 s points. al time curing dsy was
ss,o nonts higher all months except August which
" .lativey easy and ruled points lower closed
sssay net points lower 70 points higher. sales
- Ssy we're reported OF so 80 bags. o. which about
sen hsrs Represented exchanges The receipts a. the
srs-v points running substantially heavier than
sT we're this time during The big drop year 81 1906
re- The final figures showed drop RIO and Santos
nearv 20 100000 bags Tn-davs cables reported loo
so bss points against IS 600 year and
On In 1905 Sac PaulO receipts si,0.el AGAINST
e last year ana Junoiahy receipts % 200 hass
.rsn s7r0o isst and 5000 IN 1905 IN spite ~
IA, heavy the Brazilian markets were boh
urshAnged Rain reported in all districts Of sac
so and supposed 10 be beneficial from the standpoint
Il ne coming crop The marker for spot coHee was
sast with quotations On The basis Of 7sG75sc for RIO
NE range prices the local market to-day
vas follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
OTHER MARkETIeY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. 1s-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated
head market steady to les higher sssss IS 80
IS 9S4 So IS u.s. and feeders So IS
ass Is. HOGS-Receipts. estimated. $4,000 head:
butchers. ssGss 15 light mixed 81 7S9s7 s5: choice
So: bulk Of sales 81 55a sHEEP~Rscsip,s. sstF-
mated % 600 head market 1oQ15c lower; sheep 81 IS
Cincinnati. Aug 1s-CATTLE-Recsipts. 643. head:
generally steady fair TO good shippers s. SOC 40;
common 81 25ass IS HoGs-!Rssesig:s = sss head
s6 1887 IS sHEEP-Recepts 1890 head steady:
S29s4 so: lambs steady. s49sT SO 80
East Buffalo. Aug. 1s-CATTLE-Receipts. Zoo
81. vEALS-Recspts so head; active and soc higher:
S6gs9 SO HoGs-Rsceipts. 1000 head; fairly setiys
and 5gioc higher; heavy 60 IS gss 20; mixed IS 35
and Erassers ssFss % SHEEP AND LAMss-Rs-
higher; lambs, s50s7 as ysarIings. s. 25G s. 50:
wethers s59s5 10; ewes 81 50a 81 90 sheep mixed.
Kansas city Aug 1s-CATTLE-Recepts 10000
head including 1890 SoUtherns: market strong 20 1oc
81 as; fair 70 good 81 so; IS 50
a IS 80; stockers and feeders. $50 s5 So Southern
steers. 81 25aS4 rs: southern 81 5Oqs go:
bulls s: IL SO So calves sses7 IS HoGs-RsceIDt,:
$500 head; market &c higher; IoPs 81 %; bulk %
butchers 81 T5as7 s5 light 81 45esT 90; pigs. 50
81 SHEEP-Recsipts. 1000 head; market steady;
lambs s6GSI SO. yearIings 81 SOC s. IS wethers 81
Ts5; ewes, 50 50Gs4 rs stocers and feeders So Qs5
supply light slow choice So so ess rs: prime. 60 Is
q 81 40 SHEEP-Supply light. slow; prime wethers.
81 s5aS5. culIs and common. 81 5O@sS; lambs. sac
50 rs. calves ssHSe HoGS-R-ceipts light slow;
ss %; Hight Workers.. 81 ioass 20; pigs. sass 10;
ToIsdo Aug is-cLovERsEED-Cash 81; octo-
Der 81 so; December, 81 as March: 81 IS. TIMOTHY
Prime. 81 So ALSTKE-Prime. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
ontrsct prices in The loea, rnarke, to-day

coTToS-An early advance on sensationally bulllsh
cT aeNs ron ths Southwest followed By a sharp
EsL lh t-oay cotton market and the closing tone
se ey 81 net decline az 315 points although there
rG 10 change ~ The weather crop news nor any
rs oeVe opnenf ~ q news character 70 eNrlain The
GENE Ihe market opened steady advance OF
&C. points and after some early irregularitv as result
GrznE soc W 70 net gain 81 llai2 points on The
~ Ie5peo market excessively high temperatures ana
-iois o. Damage nom heat and hot winds IN Texas
aasnsss AississlpIa Louisiana ana Oklahoma. After
uctls Losc JOY December. the highest rrce
that position sold u 81 on August q offerings
txne beaver and the market closed "a The lowest
ls@ q The cay The South seemed be sailing here
tE he afternoon and u Is possible that o. more
taeal heoglng eEalnst prospective crops a
.aa cior n the direction % realizing ny scattering
ms During TIE early trading spot houses were moo
tzN huyef but they were prominent "a the after
f' and r1ors thar she National Cuaers Association
nae me average condition IS had apqreciAhe effect
th1gh such condition would be considered a buuish
foEg southern spot markets Officially reported were
saeAlsso 90 70 higher Liverpool closed 5'eG7 points
t4 Nhtn cue - come about > G2a uoints higher and
r1ae cables Indicated that the trade there Eas been
Etlsctd BY ha1 reports from Texas i IS officially
t,rc,ed that The government September condition
ri MI b issued e On September . while TIE
~ rnriHg report ~ the viii on sep
ne rsnFs c: Prices the local market to-asy
.1leps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19

81 e. ss S'a s s., ~ at S G q s
90 ss w al 8 S s 49, Sse iss 3 So at GO sa
5 \ Hollis: We 4eals g 10 r. at ss!s,
aus g e = X lsS s. #
f. De FED lSs @ ri 81 a. s. ss lss 5
a. B. & ga ss S at s. g. = 1 gs Ss1 '' ~
n TsiH s Shannon ysss 49, r. at sio' euis' i'
sakEP. AND IaMbs-R.esip Is w.r. s5s o.,
si for i: @aFk: the ';ais :t0s i
dn and SHchanss Sff lambs a slow an grades S
10 sVs se cars s q a. a7 5 %s saIs T r. c0s an
s3sss 70: sases sssss & ssI5: q
@Ss tssag at sai2e 3 fE scs "a az is &C.
g g; 2ss d. S n 81 90 ss %. s. 90 go
s at e. q al Dc So s.s st w.s a da d 10
r 81 {; 81 q y: t;5., Is
Tsnn.sss bs a. s. & Il e s e g r. s - a.
To6in shannon; 2ae Kentucky lambs. So ST 20;
~ Srsinia q? s r IS s. z O.
g n. at 81; so DO. s. n at 81 III do Sc 10 At S.
y :isss s sI 50 II at g e 70 n at
do s 'GssP at u i a. s. 40 90 at 80 e. q S
i2S n at g 3d. state a, shesp los n at 81; do
%, y5Ssjq.s ian 3
lucky sheep 90 10, at So 80 Virginia do 81 10. at s.
Kerns Commission Co.: 211 West Virginia lambs. es
10 81 S71z PIT do. 90 n. 81 BIZ 25s DO 81
81 % 122 Pennsylvania lambs so 10. 81: Is West
Virginia culls Al n. - u.s. Is Pennsylvania sheep
50 10. at 81
S. sanders: "a Pennsylvania lambs. 50 n. at 81: 81
do g ~ a IS Is go DO - Sc NJ az 81 ss 5 Ss dS
Si % Pennsylvania sheep 90 70. at 81 DO 125 10 az
So; lib rs; rs 96 70. So; SO
mixed cus 90 N, al 81 80.
shippers Commission Co.: 2fS Kentucky lambs. 50 10.
81 IS 2O1 do 81 n. at 81 IS: 233 DO 65 10 at 81
rug CO. u stat. LAMBS #. 70 = e ST. 30 do 50
J. G curtis son: 20 lambs. 81 10 az SO IS;
90 n. IS So 80 state sheep u n, at 81 do
(cullsi. rs 10 at 81 -
George l. s Dienback: state lambs. " N. at ST;
l3 sheep. 81 n. at So 80 -
Nelson McCabe 20 state lambs. 65 n. az SO %, 81
state sheep. los 10. at 81 so
HOGS-Receipts were IN 5s42 head. includ-
ing the market. Feeling steady for all
weights. State hogs sold at 81 30dss 81 Per 100 -.
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: state hogs. 2l3 N average
IS 81 per 100 70; roughs. go n. at 81 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19

Ths local naa-ksr f,r spo, cotton was quiet and
&c e bales %s% 5ss ' 5o5 '1 aaeansd a.
.Sle. sales 300 osles; Wilmington nominal, IN
. iolls Iiesay unehsnFsd a. l2sc. Houston steady.
,hsngt1 az l2Hc; Galveston hrn1. = up, a. y =
! l2s,. ssIss as Sales: Norfoik arm upchsnsed
=; ~. bales s. Louis steaay. unchanged a. l2Sc:
rsps a. leading points for Thursday A. View
~ . y 70 % bales agains, ~ ossNs asi See 6
as against 7al bales last week. and 1855 bales
c''on EEehsnre special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
/. ess points advance: sales, 1000 bales. spec
ss.,.pH 5000 bales eli frnsriesn Mideling upland.
%, tg,prss opened steady a. points advance
$50 ~. - 70 points higher; August. se4d August
..tnber. 6ssd. Noverber- December, s.4sizd; De
ss.ssst-JssuaTy. sas'zd. January February. s4se'
ny ssss May-Jgne. slTlsd, iune-July. si7d: July
ssast essd Msnchester-More demand. tenders
y coekei, 5000, cloths. more demand.
.hoUR AND MEAL-The market for -four was
s,, S VII price hen,nsiy hisae. ,. 1raast
~ fe1r Tss n Se,,s ssps for new product 10
M Prices FOR new -four somewhat lower
r rss.es Exehsnge Spring patents Sc 1881: winter
tT s - % 50 So nsw winter patents. - sSn
~ - 90 ats s5 new e1trA 30 winter. 81 80
sE ~ he or. BsHsas straishts s. o. s. % both 9sE
sssr choice S % fancy 50 4oasi5o coRNMEAI-
Pm eSS5ss rhs n w fsd ana yilow 81 GO SIS
~ ~ 69gH 80 FEED-Western steady city
49, snotec- Western spring. s23 So standard mid
nv ~ s.; hour 60. s29 rs red dog. s32 Is; city
tS1 - bulk. 12S 50 sacks: middling. So saa
~" rec cog $50 - all August shipment hominy
o az - 90 bulk. so 70 sacks; oil meal. S3s
o. ~ y EAT-C1nsiderabie excitement devel-
ne wheat market to-day as resulf 81 con-
~ NV, ne September delivery a. chicsgo and builish
Tn. 80 from the Northwest After selling up at one
tn. -. &c above the previous night. there was
t,sv s.tloh Just a. me close. and the market was
s,.ss 'y1ng Of September chiefly BY shorts who
nle,,, tat the big operations in that contract at
n g leading house meant highersprices later
es. -ospf have dropped OF sharply AZ Chicago and
v" an impression that FIRST arrivals IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19

Northwest would all be absorbed by mills they
lsst year. Later months were influenced by reports
% poor hrashiEg returns from the Northwest and
estimates that the North Dakota crop had been dam
aged 2S,oo0OOo Some houses had reports Of
nlack rust, but conservative people slow be-
neVe this so late In the Several OF
lhers was an active commission house trade on the
Northwest news. but st signs OF important export
business some demand appeared for durun wheat
nut dld not result IN anything than rUmors Of
rev sales. Whatever inquiry the market
early disappeared on the later advance Gables were
= 9&d higher at Liverpool from this side
Berlin ana Budapest IS a sc net lower The
movement at interior points. consisting of $4,000
snd Duluth, however. had only 81 cars. compared
with 245 year ago. and the Minneapolis stock
decreased s25 600 bushels in the last four days No
red wheat In the local market closed 81 10 nominal
ern Duluth. 81 49, and No > hard winter. 81 Is
o afoat, both nominal CORN-The absence Of
and commission house buying. and prices advanced
l&c per bushei p result. PROFIT taking by the
traders caused moderate reactions in the late after
noon but the market nevertheless closed quite nrm
ard sc higher. High temperature appeared in
oklahoma and Kansas. with the crop in the latter
state saS 10 have been damaged anywhere from 10
fallen IN parts tho The forecast
little hope for relief from the orouth. although
there was some prospect for lower temperatures in
closed a IA higher and Broomhs reported damage
IN Russia from drouth Light receipts at Chicago
explained the strength in September. No corn here
No corn new 6s%c delivered. winter shipment.
OATS-Advancing with other markets oats gained
= &C in face Of expected larger movement Cash
houses both sides Of the market. Spot quo
tstions IN New York follows: Mixed. "a 10
H. nominal white. % 10 50 ID, Ala q
soc; clipped white. 81 10 AZ ID. 5285 2isc RYE
anoat RARLEY-Market quiet; feeding, sc
inal. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19

TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF pEPosrr
OF THE BANKERS TRUST coMPANT lYserrrry
FOR the
Cincinnati. Indianapolis q Western Railway Conn.,
psny First and RefundIng Mortgages -Four Peg
Cent Fifty-Year Gold Bonds the
Indiana. Dccstur Western Railway COMPANY F,y-s
Mortgage Five Per Cent. Forty-Yesr Gold Bonds.
deposited under the Bondholders' Agreement AZ
July s. 1908:
The COMMITTEES under the above agreement havfnr
collected the coupons payable July l. 1908 ana Janu-
airy and July 1. 1909. % the bonds for which this
above certificates of deposit have bean issued to-
gether with interest thereon rate OF g. win
the same. and the deposited bonds 10 the
holders Of the certificates OF deposit issued by the
Bankers Trust Company upon surrender Of the csrti1
Gates Of deposit the ONCE of the Bankers rruse
Company, No. Wall Street New York
Holders of Certificates OF Deposit are renu.z,ad 49,
forwarding the by mail. to Indicate the manner
In which thew wish their returned Unlss. other
wise instructed the Depository will forward All ,ucn
bonds by express. the expense and risk OF sh(
owner
New York. August IT. 1909
WILLIAM A. READ. chairrnan.
c. E. COTTING.
BAYARD DOMINrCK
FREDERICK II. ECKER
GEORGE X. JOHNSON
THOMAS W. LAMONT.
L J. PETIT.
ALBERT n. wIGGIN
Committee
f. " B. CLOSE. Secretary.
Wall Street. New York. Nv.
BYRNE cUTcHEoN Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19

rots per Dbl 81 I59s2; cABBAGEs. Per 100. s2ass;
do per Dbl. I5c9S1; CORN Hackensack per 100 81 rs
gsZ; do other Jersey. per 100. 50c9s1 so: CUCUM-
do srssT Long ah9 per Dbl tSc g ~ 20
CUCUMBER PICKLES Jersey per Dbl s1a$1 so: do
Long Island. per 1000. s21S3; CELERY. per dozen
stalks. Q4Oci CAULIFLOWERS, state. per Dbl. SAC
80 5O do Long Island. per bhl. s3a$4: EGGPLANTS
box, % g 35c; GARLIC. New Orleans 100 ID. $50
so; HORsERADISH, per 100 ID. s5Gse; LETTUCE.
state per bog 25g75c: do per basket IS qs5e do
Jersey. potato. per basket. s1gs1 so; fat
per bag. s1gs1 Is; do hat 5oa75c ONIONS Ohio. yell
Igsi Is; do state. white per basket sedsi do oTans:
per Dbl 81 75Ss2 IS % Yellow e & 75ssa 5 DO sS
ssO White Ssr Ds sss sSsa DO ger basket s do
Saskei l5S7s1; oKR Jersey basket I5caS1; do
pox sSgI5o: do Southern carrier 5ogT5e; PEAS
soS NsT York per basket 5oegsl do per bag
Long e59Oc; do Jersey cheese 5076oc; do per basket
20 per box 2o4oc do per sugar Dbl SlGSI 81
BARE nsarS SSsr0T Per per loo 100 ba 6T9saf sS R
M zIHl state per basket. 49qeoc: SoALLoNS and
LH !at.:hS, per 100 lunches 5Ocas1; STRING BEANS
40 ST 14 New york green Or wax per basket 4oqsoc
Island bag 25q5Oo: do Jersey per basket 3OG6Oc
SPINACH. nearby per Dbl. 5Oc9s1 Is: SQUASH. mar
5Gw per DBL ISeqSl %; do white. o0qI5c do Jersey
9g4lSe DO Jersey yellow crookneck. per box 25gS5c
per 100 punches, 81: TOMATOES nearby per box. 25S
12e: 90 south Jersey 15g75c do Baltimore per box
!oGeoc do Delaware and Maryland, carrier 35975c
go per small basket. s0q40c; WATERCRESs. per Dbl,
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange pr,ce Is a1c a
quart net 70 the shipper zone price
fixed at special meeting August I3. The market
was comparatively short during week
The receipts OF milk and in for
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
The Cincinnati, Hamilton Z Dayton
Railway COMPANY

To the Holders Of the Purchase Money Collafersa
Trust -Four Per Cent. Gold Notes of aid Company
maturing July 4. 1918. issued under the Truss
Agreement of said Railway Company with Central
Trust Company OF New York. dated January 4
1908:
Pursuant 10 a Supplemental Trust Agreement datad
July 1. 1909. made by the said Railway Company ana
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company with Gem
trail Trust Company OF New York under the
above mentioned Trust Agreement. providing such
guaranty and modifying said Trust Agreement. Tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company endorse its
unconditional guaranty Of payment principal and
interest such OF said presented FOR
that purpose 20 Central Trust Company OF New York
IT'S once. No. "a Wall Street. York city an or
after 1909 stamped as subjected 20
said Supplemental Trust Agreement TO which rsfsr-
ence Is made for it's terms and conditions.
Holders of the Refundins Bonds ths Railway
number remain outstanding). desire TO obtain this
ing Bonds for Purchase Money Notes: and such sx-
OF New York the terms and conditions ON
The Railway Company reserves the right to tsrni-
nate this offer ar time without notice
Copies OF the Supplemental Trust Agreement NAV
PANY OF NEW YORK. NO. 81 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK CITY
q Dated New York. August 10. 1909.
THE CINCINNATI HAMILTON & DAYTON RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.
By IL cRAMER
vics-Presdsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 1s-ClosinF: wHEAT-spot. No ?
red Western winter. nominal futures firm; Septem-
Der. SIS Sisd: December. Is sad March. q 81 CORN
Spot new American mixed tvia Galveston). steady.
654d futures steady. September. SIS Az October.
IS 4Tsd. PEAS-CanadIsn, steady Is 10isd. FLOUR
COAST arm fs 5sgE4 liza BEEF.-Extrs India mess.
dull PORK-Prtrne Western, firm, GSs.
HAMs-short cut II 70 IL n. strong. 5ss 81. BACON
Cumberland cut. - to 40 II. FIRM ais Id short rib.
"a To- 65s: long clear ullddles. light, %
% - 70. strong sss Cd; long clear uiddles heavy
10 firm sis; clear bellies - ~ n, strong SIS 81
DERS-Squars. IL 70 10 10. firm. 5as. LARD
Prime IN firm, SIS 80. American
refined in pals Arm. 59s 81 CHEEsE-Csnsdian
finest white steady. sd Canadian finest colnrsd.
steady, SIS Sd TALLOW-Prime city, steady 2Ts Cd
URPENTrNE-Spirits. steady, SIS I.INSEED OIL
Steady 25s Cd PETROLEUM-Firrn. I'D ROSIN-
Common. hrrn, ss 4Hd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
FERRY COMPANIES.
WAR MIN

reby least three shares with the proceeds Of two shares
sold OR
This country will be in the midst of s, unprecedented
pey that he surely equally good stocks which
have not vet advanced and there OF them and
than double his money.
There be possibility either these
conditions failing eventae For instance Steel and
North Butte Copper both great enterprises depending upon the
prosperity of the metal business sold before the October panic
Steel $50 North Butte $I2o Steel paid s. per share North
81 per share Steel sells so North $50
times be good enough this for Steel continue
to s. per share Copper must again advance price until
North Butte pays So per share.
these any interest in either but
merely show the aburd of the present price conditions
might give fifty instances will give An1aganaed and
North Buae both the copper business side by side and
handled by TIE people in Butte, Montana Before the
panic Amagaated paid 50 per share and North Butte So
When the metal price dropped Aaganated dropped So per
share dividends North Butte to S. Ii times be good the
metal will again go fair price when both should double their
dividends Amagamated paving but So per share has been
boosted $50 while North Butte paving 81 share selling
at $50.
If such things these and the adding by Union Pacific of
S25Oooooo its selling price, per cent while New
York New Haven Hartford has added but IS cent does not
spell danger the coming prosperity then times are indeed
pointed toward disaster.
repeat Every holder of Steel common Union Pacific or
like them should not lose
dspong them the present unwarraned prices for notwih
standing that bull times with and to for
time accident reckless market operations produce another
October panic without silver of warning.
While this advertisement being read Union Pacific Steel
an gP Business so a conditions Changing at quick drop of so
per share Pacific and SIS Steel would panic
Now the think OF these things not when banks and
trust companies closing and their officials sucdng the
road JAIL because of bad times but solely because of the
reckless handling of the stock market.
| REPEAT
Sell such stocks Union Pacific and Steel NOW, and hold
proceeds until they have smashed to cent and then
reinvest
If they do slump then know the millennium here and
reves the proceeds of the sale good stocks which have
not mounted Union Pacific Steel wise.
THOMAS. W. LAWSON.
Boston, August Is, 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19

The Undersigned who members OF the Com-
mittee formed under the Agreement D-cember a
1905 OF holders OF the refundng Cinein-
natl Hamilton Dayton Railway Company dated July
I. 1901. IN exchange which Purchase Money COL
lateral Trust -Four Gold Notes OF the Rail-
way Company issued. recommend the heId.rs Of
such Notes and Bonds OF the fore
going offer.
Dated New York August Is 1909
J. y. WALLACE.
FREDERICK sTRAUsA