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Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-24

Litdy Cdithness, Duchess de Pomar, has sppIiea the French authorities fer eer4lliesi3E Eo erect state of Mary Queen o; [ ,ots Or site adjacent to her house .: Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14

This cornpany is Organized under the laws OF New
Jersey with capitol OF s1,500,o0o in SHARES VI
500 each, consisting Of $4,000 per cent cumu.aN'
nrcferred stock. and S750000 general common sU' "
take over and carry the business ESIAbISnrD i1
1-SG OF the TROW CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY, anu
,ha, ESTABLISHED IN 1926. Of TROW'S PRINTlN"
AND BoOKBINDING COMPANY, heretofore TWO sep
arate corporations.
The former managers continue with the new company
md with their associates retain 100000 OF the co'
stock.
All .ha,o. issued will be full paid stock. Stock
holders will hnvc personal liability.
There will he mortgage upon any ofthe proper"
Of the company
The company begins business without my debt or
liability whatever.
The by.Inws provide TINT bond or mortgage cnn
be created without the consent Of ninety per cent
Of the preferred stockholders, also that this pro-
vision cannot be altered by the like nfhrmn-
tive vote
The Preferred Stock viii be entitled from and after
July IS 1891 to cumulative preferential dividends Of
EIGHT PER CENT PER ANNUM, payable out OF 1he
earnings the corporation before any payment Is maze
upon the General Stock In Of the non'paymenc Oh
the Preferred Stock Dividend 1t will remain until paid
charge against the earnings Of the Company prior 70
all rights Of the General Stock The Preferred Stock Will
also be entitled to against the property and assets oil
the Company in preference to tn General Stock.
General Stock will be entitled to the surplus earn
ngs when declared in dividends after eight per cent PCT
annum upon the Preferred shall have been paid
Dividends the Preferred Stock will be payable quar-
tery.
Dividends the General (Common) Stock Will be de-
caJed and paid end each fiscal and may be
paid provided full dividend for the current
the preferred shares shall be first set apart
DIRECTORS.
ROBERT w. SMITH, President New-York;
EDWARD LANCE Vce-Prcsident and Treasurer, New
York;
FRANCIS B. THURDER, President Thurber, Whyland
Co.. New-York;
ALFRED c. CHENEY. President Garfield National
Bank. New-York
ROBERT ]. DEAN, Of r. ]. Dean g. Co, Bankers New.
York
FRANKLIN w. HOPKINS. of S. " White s. Co.. Bank
ers, New.York;
WILLIAM II. BATES Superintendent Trow City Direc.
tory New-Yori.
Application VIII be made list securities OF this
company upon the New.YorS Stock Exchange
EXTRACTS FROM STATEMENT OF THE
VENDORS
The business Of the TROw CITY DIRECTORY COM.
PANY now carried its building Of University
Place and Eighth Street. established in 1856, one
hundred and five
1t has published the NowYork City Directory annually
ever since with continuous profit.
The business OF TROW'S PRINTING AND BOOK.
BINDING COMPANY was established in the year 1926,
ment the largest and It's plant of the most perfect
in the United states.
The property conveyed to the TROw DIRECTORY,
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING COMPANY is de.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14

cribed in the prospectus which reference invited
the details OF It's description and value. 1t
braces the real estate Nos POS. POI. 200 2ii and 213
East 12thst NewYork the easehold property at Uni
vcrsy Place and Sh.s the presses type machinery
tools fixtures and other plant OF both the old companies
This property, together with the working capital which
the vendors undertake to contribute valued at S1432
74O.35.
The books and accounts OF both retiring companies
have been examined by the well public accountants
Messrs. WALDEN, BROOKS & DoNNELLY who certify
as follows, viz:
No II Pinc-st., New.York, March 27, 1891.
We have examined the books and accounts
Of TRoW'S PRINTING AND BOOK.
BINDING COMPANY for the period Of
five years ending Dec 81 1890, and also
for the same period the accounts Of the
TROW CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY
and we find the profits of the two
concerns after providing for the cost Of
all Materials labor, wages and expenses
and cost OF renewals and repairs to plant
and machinery, to 1861, 80
Or an average of s132,2s2 20 yearly.
The profits for the year 1890 amounted to- s14373871
(Sgned)
WALDEN, BROOKS & DONNELLY.
THE RESULT LAST STATED Is EQUIVALENT
To s PER CENT. UPON THE PREFERRED STOCK
AND 11.18 PER CENT UPON THE COMMON
STOCK
$500 shares Of y per cent. cumulative preferred
stock and $500 shares Of general (common) stock
of This company offered for public subscrp-
ton par.
subscriptions will be payable follows:
10 per cent. application
80 per cent. allotment.
30 per per cent cent IN In 10 i Days amer Allotment
The subscription lists will be opened at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Tuesday. July 81 and will close or before
o'clock p NJ on Thursday, July 23, 1891. n the
Offices of Messr-. JOHN ii. DAVIS q CO.. 10 wniI
81. New-Yorl, >. v WHITE S CO. 30 Wall ~
New York. and Sherman ST. Chicago, and CONNOn
Ss CO.. ~ Broadway. New-Yorh.
Subscriptions will also be received by
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK,
New-YOrk
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK,
CHASE NATIONAL BANK, New.York,
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK, New. York.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Albany, ". Y,
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Wash.
ington, d. c.,
CITY NATIONAL BANK. Springfield, Mass,
wILBOUR, JACKSON & CO., Bankers Providence r. L,
Il. J. DEAN & co, Bankers, New.York.
Alloments will be made as as practicable The
right reserved reject reduce any subscription
PROSPECTUsEs. CONTAINING FULL INPORMA-
TION. AND BLANK FORMS OF APPLICATION FOR
STOCK, CAS- BE OBTAINED FROM EITHER OF
THE BANKS OR BANKERS ABOVE NAMED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
,I,n THE RONDHOLDERS OE mus ORE.

A Con PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY:
amounting upward 100000 the uhde gned
foreclosure and reorgan1ation OF the property. pre-
81 s. WILL siREEr MEsSRS, 5. $ ShNbS' ! CO.:
To- W S6. s6HE 3f SEhE IF NMM39gKYK Of
PHILADELPHIA, $40 CHESTNUT STREET. and the
fiYANCE COMPANY or PENNSYLVANIA BULLIlr
CITY OT PuILADELPiiIA; MESSRS ALExATDEI
VERT sTkEETs. in ,h; CITY or BAL iM6kE; ana
S S pfFhfI9E ROOM Saa a sG avL f
abov. places and examine and sign che said agreement
by the fourth article OF the mortgage Of october 1st
proceeds Arising from the sale Of the bonds in first
place the liquidation and discharge OF the incnmbance
Amounting TO about s0oO 600 upon the land grant and the
Hae s c A. ax.n Of 81 go on bOse 81 sho ND
be applied IN the first place 10 the satisfaction II the ~,
eauipGent 4 the ir.t one hund ed and thirty miles Of
road I'D the bond whh Is ST In fu In the MORTGAGE
furtdcr drelarss that the Issue Of bonds is ,'mtt,d In
the ncumbra4ce on e land grant has NOT been paid and
only bundled and Iu~ OF road have been
peed while the entire ais 900 600 Of bonds have been
and PLEDGES ,,o.o ,.... .,o ,.,,o.. nn,,.a r. ,,,.
~ tbg hands 4 tho old cement contemplated By
the plan emanstng from officers OF the company. for
WHICH -ignstYres als now being asked
like .hs VI MT AleKandr brown. have been published
directors either despite their protest without their
Or authority, authorize Us 81 say that they unite
SAMrEt. S. SANDS
S SffEtA&R flA HHaHHS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMF0RTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAArA3f-"By a thorough Ano. .eage II the nat
ural which govern the operations OF digestion and
triton and careful application OF the nne properties Of
well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps ha provided our breakfast
tables with delcaly Favored beverage which
many heavy doctors bills. 1t IS % the jud,coos use Of
such articles Of diet that constitution may be gradually
up until Strong enough 10 resist every tendency 70 dis
Hundreds Of subtle maades floating around Us
ready wherever there T. weak point. We
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nourshed frame"-Ciyu
Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only ia
pound tins by GrOcers labelled thus: flames EPPS
CO, Hompo Dathic Chemists. London. ENGLAND"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
~ JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW r. r. co.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD 90. hereby
gives 20 the holders II cent. and per cent
&c onsollaatd Mortgage Bonds OF the JACKSON Lansing
and Saginaw r. r. Co. ('he per cents being sometimes
called Northern ExtensionD which become due septsa
Der that payment OF said bonds Will be extended
ten years from that date with interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum
Sel annual Interest coupons OF the Michigan Central
r. r. Co.. payable March and september: viii b, attached
a& such tonds stsnpA fer eBtenton presenter 20 TIE
undersigned between the dss OF July 10 and August IA
1901
Holders requested give early notice OF Chcir IN
tenon accept the above Offer stating amount OF bonds
All bonds 0f the above not offered for renewal
Will be paid at this Office NewYork city and after
September l. HENRY PRATT, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14

Deposits in bank. 2SG0l,5js 23.lSl2J0 Dec. 470349
Net cash BAL s177 455 So sl7o 538 Dec s722 2S4
temporary frmnees early in foreign exchange
was followed by an easing in tone due to dqlnGsSs,
coupled with a freer offering of Continental bills
against grain TO 90 forward in few weeks. The
following are the qpotations fer sstnal business
BANKERS bills, "a IS IA and "a 8, for long and
short sterling respectively French francs 5.21 Ia
and 5.1s lilo; reichmarks, 90 and 90 So.
In London, British consos were Off 1-l6 for the
account at 95 1916, being UNCHANGED for money
at the same figures. The Bank of England lost
$50, 900 bullion on balance. Money in the open
market was frmer at 3-S per cent for discounts
but in free supply for daily balances at l-2 per
cent American railways were generally higher
and in some instances the improvement
material. At Paris, French per cents were quo
ted at $685..
tors at 9s -2 and interest, 81 000, 900 LIST mort
gage per cent gold bonds of the Railway Equip
ment Company of Minnesota There will be
$50, 900 redeemed annually for nine years and the
remainder at maturity, in 1901, The bonds are
secured by on assignment in trust OF all the equip
nent owned by the company, amounting to ST.
SEA, $50, being more than 80 per cent in excess
Of the bonds
The Trow Directory. Printing and Boolxbinding
Company has been formed under strong direction
with capital Of 81 100000 divided into 1900
shares OF 81 90 each Of per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock and 1900 shares OF general or common
stock of similar amount. The shares are fully
paid and worcestershire. The new corporation
embraces the business of the Trow City Directory
Company, established In $50. and that Of Trow's
Printing and Book binding Company, established
in 1926, The books have been carefully examined
BY tie well known accountants. Nsssrs. Walden
Brooks & Donnslly. Of this city, who lave certified
chat the average net profits for the past FIVE years
have been $ls22s2 yearly. and that the profit for
1890 was $1l3,73e, or sufficient ~ pay the per
cent dividend aid II per cent per annsn upon the
c0umoa stock. The new compapy's Tangible asscts
consisting Of real estate plant machinery etc. are
valued by csApeteat experts AZ 81 ,433,T40, or
within 81 900 Of the total capitalization ~ that
the amount charged for the COED. will 81 tiis old
established and ProAtnbk coiUsril y ssrely pomt
nal The houses Of issne arc Messrp. John H.
Davis & Co., MeSs. s. ', Whttc & o.. and Messrs.
Comor a. Co., Who are known to have been most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14

successful with similar interpretations; ano snD
scrintions will also be received BY the Importers
4 Traders National Bank, the Chase National
Bank, Garfield National Bank j. pe ; ,bs c SS'
and by the Central Trust Company an VI sS iSc
bV stipnIatine that they shall be allowed TO retain
Soo 600 Of fine ordinary stock for themselves ana
IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
State bonds were neglected In city bank
tocks America sold Il 81 at 202 and Broadway 81

State bonds were neglected. In city bank
stocks America sold 1SJ at 2O2 and Broadway ll3)
at 275. .
The general bond market enjoyed further activ
ity with a large variety Of issues dealt IN. The
tendency of values generally was toward improve
ment Reading first preference incomes rose '-S
per cent to 53, and Nickel Plate is 5-S to 81 IA.
Wabash frsts advanced 1-2 per cent to 90 IL, and
a similar gain was made by st. Louis and South
western seconds at 2S IL. Kansas and Texas
seconds were IA per cent better at 80 rs. a de-
cline of l2 per cent to 60 was recorded BY Oregon
Improvement 5s Reference is made to our full
report of bond sales.
Money on call remained in abundant supply at
2a2 70 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, S76,s $50; balances, S4737,077.
The Sub-TreasuTy was debtor to the Clearing
Friday was $547, 016, made up by a loss of 1852
372 in CON- less gain Of So, $50 in currency. The
two DAYS operations included Receipts, S5,203,-
935: paymettS, S5,750,95l; resulting in a general
balance of 81 33357,476, consisting Of $11 ,352,-
3s3 coin and S22,005,0 93 currency.
The Treasury purchased 10000 ounces Of silver
at 81 90 3-4aS1 00.S0 an ounce. The offerings
were unusually free, amounting 70 l,O9l,0OO
ounces but the prices named were not given.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccived to-day S248,l71 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were S733, 94o, the inter-
nal revenue receipts S032146 and the uiscella-
neous receipts S68,739.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
Net silver On haGd 332l4,s83 33,4s7,53l Inc 272CGs
on hand hand ..a 2sl4oes .257,o55 Dec. 5S7e11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. July 49, 1891.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday July 13-p. m.
The stock market to-day was poor competitor
with the attractions of the seaside and country,
and if the dealings and movements of values are TO
be taken as foreshadowing the weeks results
worse record will he made than that Of last weeks
storpation In total dealings of little more than
100 900 shares three stocks contributed nearly
40 per cent The "leader'-St. Paul-closed
down IA per cent; the acknowledgements
unchanged and the thrd-Burlington and Quincy
actually gained Ia per cent net. No better com
mentary on the impoverished condition OF the
speculation were needed than the glee with winch
trading bulls pointed out the fact that Burlington
had not been depressed by renewed newspaper
exposition of its history and condition WHAT
strength the general list showed was enjoyed IN
the morning. 1t impaired with the cncula-
ton of rumOrs that gold would 20 ouI ny 10,
mOrrow's steamers, and the later recovery lHied
to prevent a majority of shares from endln9
practically below Saturday Moons prices. once
more the ineficacy Of harvest prospects IN sup
nlync the buying element needed 10 sustain VAL
ues was proved, for encouraging reports from the
West coupled with fresh eXpOSltlons OF the Eecus
IF Europe, constituted the staple OF the Gays
news No gold was engaged for export and there
nc No indications of special shipments The
rumors to-day smacked somewhat Of disposition
TO excuse q decline which needed no explanation
when the absence of buyers was once recognized
1t would be a task similar 10 extracting sunshine
from cucumbers TO seek significance In the specua-
ton II simply afforded another proof OF the
deafness of Wall Street 10 excellent crop prospects
and good railroad earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
Aaents n)ante0.

VANTED-Actiye agents for our fast selling, novel and
w useful specaltes which required BIZ every one
everywhere. Send stamp. A. WELDON & CO.. {S
Longest, Cleveland o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The only sales of Government bonds at the
Stock Exchange were 81 900 coupon as at III.
Quotations at the close were unchanged, however,
although bids for the 4 LIS were advanced Ia,
and for some of the currency issues IL per cent.
Revised quotations were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
financial Mectlnas.

n Office is hereby given that special cleo
~ ton for directors Of United States and Brazil
Mail Steamship Company ana meeting OF tn stockholders
Mills Building New-York City II o'clock noon. July
IS. 1901 BY order Of the directors.
j. NJ LACHLAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
4 TOTAL COST OF SLIP

4 TOTAL COST OF S1.52i,530
being than so per cent n Of the amount Of
this issue Of bonds.
The assignment to the Trust Company, the lease and
Contracts examined and approved by
legal advisers, Messrs. Eyarts, ChOdte & Bcaman
Copies Of the documents may BE- obtained our
further security for its Lease in addition to
Share Capital OF the Equipment Company the Lessee
Railway Company has deposited with the Equipment Com
plDy $500 900 Of its General Mortgage per Bonds
The Equipment IS new and has been supplied to the
Company by the best builders.
This equipment le1scd on the plan to the
Chicago, St Paul and Kansas City Railway Company for
a annual rental which, besides paving the lnteres. the
Bonds ia more than sufficient IL fotire at par onetwenteh
the Bonds annually for years after 1884, and
balance at maturity in 1901.
The Equipment Company retains title to all the
equipment until the fully paid for by the
lessee who und, takes under the terms of the
(Which is ASSIGNED the Atlantic Trust Company OF
New-York tac bondhodersl. 10 keep tho
equipment insured and IN repair at it, expense,
generally do all that necessary for
prot. elton Of the Equipment Company.
Subscriptions for the Bonds will be received at the
office OF the unde r,gned, and after July IS, and
applications must be accompanied by check for per
cent Of the amount u Bonds subscribed for The Bonds
viii be ready for delivery the goth Instant but
subscribers pay in full for them against temporary
ccipts being notified OF the amount allotted The
right reserved to rJct any subscription, reduce
the thereof ard 20 close the subscription books
and advance price without notice.
Application VIII b. made list the Bonds on New
York Stock Exchange.
AFTER THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF THE
COMPANIES APFAIRS. WE RECOMMEND THESE
BONDS A, A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
MAITLAND, PHELPS & co.,
- EXCHANGE PLACE,
NEw.YORK. July II, 1891
rToIINTZE BROTHERS Bankers
IN 100 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK
Issue Letters q Credit for u Travellers.
Draw Pofeisa BLls
OLIVER MINE interest, $4,000, for sale
- third best mine In America. Address box 22S
Iostolee.
IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants, any
III amount; good a. Government Bones Particulars md
reference, i, W TROVNCE, boK 1885, s-slue, WASH.
000 TWENTYYEAR GOLD SCHOOL
sDOO BONDS ~ 900 each, Interest at per vent NAV
,yla January and July. bla Opcsed looa August 10
1891. AsdroA BOARD or EDUCATION ~
salt Lake Nty, Utah.
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DED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE,
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing for NewYer ana Antwerp weekly.
KHYNI-AND ,.-... "Wednesday, July rs a, X 50 IN.
WESTERNl.AN Wedne -lay, July ~ o. M
Cabin Rates First Cabin, ass and upward. Exearsoat
Sos ana upward second cabin, $50 EAeuf'loh' SSS
ST.. Steerlge at low rates.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gonl AgtS.. o Bowling Green.
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Ocean Steamers.


THE AMERICAN EXPRESS C.
conducts general express business. BY all fast
ers, TO and from Europe
A NCHOR LINE, T.. S; Mail Steamships
From Pier 81; n. R. foot of West 2tla;sts
& SFisSiia 5GS s. 2tGcra M
City u Rome, Sept ), a. u. oct. 10. 10 80 a. m.
tK af1Ys f 6F f FdT f $40 sSd upward
sccordiug u accommodation and location Of Room
Other Steamers Of the the line $50 and upward.
HENDTfS0I BRoTHEI;s Z Bowline Green n. =.
CONPAGNIE GIN ERALh 1Iansatlantiqne,
~ FRENCH LINE 40 HAYRE EVERY SATURDAY.
foHPs9ys Per !4e"f no: A. AoF eT T. - NJ
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conducts general express business. by all fast
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