The Portland daily press., 1892-06-24

Holders forwarding bonds from distant points,
IN America should ship them, by express, to
Inc Union Trust Company of New York, 80
Broadway, New York City.
Holders in foreign countries should ship their
DonQS to Barring Brothers and Company Limit
ed, London.
;. All expenses of transmission of bonds de-
llvered at either of the above agencies will be
paid by the Atchison Company
Pending preparation of engraved bonds the
WORK upon which is proceeding with despatch
Negotiable Certificates of the Company and
Depository will be delivered Income Bondhold-
ers, to be exchanged without unnecessary de-
lay for the former in due course. Application to
lst these Certificates has been made to the
abroad.
Income Bond Scrip of any class will be re-
celYed Tor exchange, the same as the bonds, in
amounts am y not less than $780, and in even hun
Holders Of any of the bonds called for ex-
change, under Circular 63 of Oct. Is, 1889,
upon presenting their bonds to any of the
Agencies mentioned, can effect the original and
present exchanges at the same time
TO ENABLE THE COMPANY AND ITS
AGENCIES TO PROMPTLY CARRY OUT
TIE EXCHANGE OFFERED HEREIN,
HOLDERS SHOULD DEPOSIT THEIR
INCOME BONDS BEFORE JULY Is, 1892
SUBSCRIPTIONTO SECOND MORTGAGE
A PER CENT, GOLD BOND GLASS ssB.''
The Management considers at present a fair
basis of market value of the new Second Mort
gage per Cent Gold Bonds class ..B" to be 70.
Holders of Income Bonds depositing their
Bonds for exchange are invited to subscribe to
any amount of S., 100000 OF these bonds,
which Will be authorized to be issued for i'm
prevements to be made for the first year, be-
ginning with July 1, 1892, at the price of 81,
the bonds allotted to carry all coupons for In
terest at per cent, from July /, 1892.
Each deposition of $1,000 in Income Bonds
will be entitled to subscribe for 500 Of the new
Second Mortgage Glass .'B'' Four Per Cent
Bonds. In the event of applications exceeding
the total amount to be offered for subscription
the excess will be adjusted in proportion to
holdings
Arrangements have been made by which this
subscription has been underwritten, a syndi-
cate having been formed to take all the bonds
not ayaiIed Of by Income Bond holders:
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE PAYABLE AS
70 PER CENT IN CASH TO ACCOMPANY
IS PER CENT UPON ALLOTMENT.
25 PER CENT WITHIN 80 DAYS AFTER
20 PER CENT WITHIN so DAYS AFTER
20 PER CENT WITHIN 80 DAYS AFTER
ALLOTMENT.
PAYMENTS MAY BE ANTICIPATED
UPON ANY DAY UPON WHICH INSTALL
MENTS ARE DUE, AND INTER EST WILL
OF FOUR PER CENTUM PER ANNUM
The Subscription List will close on the LIST
of July, 1892.
ALL CASH PAYMENTS under this Sub
fsFption vii b made to g, the ATGaIs0H To-
PANY, So MILK STREET, BOSTON, and at
its Fiscal Agencies, Messrs. Barring. MA
YORK, and Messrs. Barring BROTHERS &
Co, LIMITED, BISHOPSGATE WITHIN,
LONDON, ENGLAND at all of which places
blanks will be furnished as may be required
Receipts will be issued by such repositories as
Agents for the Subscribers upon the under
standing that the moneys received shall be
held In trust not to be paid for the uses of the
Railroad Company until the Directors of said
Company shall ofieially announce that the
Plan Of Conversion has become effective.
ORAL AND T WRITTEN INQUIRIES con-
and blanks for use thereunder can be made Of
Messrs. Barring, MAGOUN & CO., Is WALL
ST. NEW YORK CITY, Messrs. Barring
BROTHERS & CO., LIMITED, LONDON.
ENGLAND, and of J. W. REINHART VICE
PRESIDENT, ATCHISON COMPANY, 95
MILK STREET, BOSTON. By order of the
Board of Directors.
GEORGE G. NAGOUN, Chairman.
j. w. REINHART, V1ce President.
JULIO eodtf