davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25
RACES AND FAIRS.
Meeting at the East Pittston Track Mex,
Meek-Five Glasses.

The Pittston Track Association ha.
arranged for racing meeting at Eas
| Pittston, Wednesday and Thursday
September 80 and 30. Purses are of
fered for five classes viz: $50, 2.4O
2.32 2.26, and ladies' race The class
es have all filled Nearly all of the
horses that We're at Windsor this week
will be there. The same horses and
same ladies who drove at Lewiston
will take part in the ladies' race.
The great interest aroused by races
at Windsor and the fact that all thu
speed there will be at .Pittston seems
likely to assure good races there and a
! big attendance.
The remarkable success of the Wind
sor races was to a considerable extent
due to the work of Br. Pickering of
Gardiner. the starter a4d his associates
in the judges stand. Messrs. Woodside,
Perkins. Walker and Ashford Some try
ing situations CONFRONTED, them during
the races but they succeeded in making
decisions which seemed generally Nat
| isfactory.
The Windsor fair was a financial sue
cess and the society will make improve
ments on the grounds The officials are
talking of new judges stand and j
| new building for their own use during
| the fair Both are needed
At Readfield they have begun to ar
| range for the improvements suggested
| during the fair Two acres of the wood
lot at the end of the grand stand has
been leased and it will be cleared OF
| underbrush so that the space can be
The stalls running down the front of
the grounds to the entrance will be re-
moved and dining hall will be erected
in that vicinity. The exhibition hall
will also be moved back near the
fence. This arrangement will leave 4
big plot of grounds between the track
and the buildings. In other words the
thoroughfare from the gate to the
grand stand will be much wider.
The records of both the Readfield and
Windsor track were broken this year
The management of the county fairs
declare that more people will drive
from Augusta to attend their races
than will attend a racing meeting or
the Augusta driving park.
The fairs in this section, this year
have been the objective points far cat.
tie buyers. The owners of big stock
farms have added to their herds anG
hocks by purchasing the best they
could get from the exhibitors.
The horse buyers are also in evidence
F. L. Norris of Boston, is looking fcl
speed. He went to the Windsor fail
and is now staying at the Farmers
hotel in this city, Mr.. Norris sold Il
Mr.. Lishness the handsome horse that
won the ladies' race at Windsor 1t was
really the only fast horse in the race
and was admirably handled by Mrs
Lishness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25
STATE HOUSE. (.
Death Of Prof. vataI Cyr Re-
ceived With Profound Regret.
Bank Examiner Undertake to Enter
tain a Party at RangeIey.
october Bulletin Queries Being issued from
the Agricultural Dept.

Superintendent of Schools w. W
Stetson and Normal School Trust,.
Robertson are in Fort Kent attendins
the funeral of Principal Cyr of tbs
Madawaska Training School. Who the
next principal of the school will be
there is not the slightest idea, as nc
one has ever thought Of such a thing as
applying for the position held by Mr.
Cyr. 1t will be hard to find a man who
can take the place Mr.. Cyr held in the
hearts of his pupils, and one who can
manage the school as acceptably as did
Mr.. Cyr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25

Last but not least 1 may be last to show you Fall
Goods but feel when you have looked my stock over
will say but not least have just returned from New
chases for stock that will not be exceed by any In this
section. Everything new, No old goods to show YOU
you are to buy Dress Goods Cloaks, Linens, Hosiery
cheerfuy show you the stock if yon purchase am
here to make my home with you and shall hope by strict
attention business and treatment to all to merit
a liberal share of your patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25
Saturday and Sunday Concerts at Tosus

Following is the programme for the
concerts at the National Home, Saturday
and Sunday at p. M, by the National
Home Band, Prof. B. w. Theme, direc-
tor:
Grand March, "Tannhauser," Wagner
Overture, bohemian Girl" Balfe
Baritone Solo, Selected
Mr.. Schilling.
Selection from Op '.Cavalleria Rusti-
cana, Mascagni
Waltzes, MY Queen" BucalOssi
Medley, 1.-The Rambler" Moses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25

In the agricultural department they
are sending out the usual October
queries to the farmers.
Below is a copy of the circular as
issued:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25

The committee in charge of the X. P.
fair, have already secured pledges Of
gifts amounting to over $780, All the
committees have been appointed for
their several different parts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25

l. B. Vail of the McAuley Rescue
Mission of Manchester. N. H., is in the
city and will be in attendance at the
Gospel Mission on Water street, ana
will give some of his experiences in his
work. He will remain over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-25

The State assessors will meet the as
SCISSORS of kennebec county at the
State boards office at the State HOUSE
upon their next regular monthly meet
ing, Oct. 5 and 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11

In bank stocks nine shares Of the Metropolis
Bank sold at 442ia.
Railway bonds were Irregular on moderate
volume Of business. Final changes were small
and with about an equal number of losses ana
gains The principle net declines were MADE by
Atchison adjustment 4s. p TO 441s; the geieI"i
As. !. 10 sou: Jersey Central registered %. =
10 1O1I; Chcsa peake and Ohio AIS. Il TO 1879:
Kansas and Texas first As a to %. and Northern
Pacific general lien SIS. Is to 54is. Wisconsin
Central hrsts advanced. Z to 3l1s; Rlo 1rahue
Western frsts. y to 72&4 Kansas and Texas frst
As u to S2Ia: Denver and Rio Grande western
frsts u to 1928. and Central Georgia mrs. IN
comes. u TO %.
Money on call was Ia per cent, with eN-
cep.ions at per cent. Time money was per
cent for sixty days. 1903 per cent for three
months. 8 per cent for -four months. and opo'a
20, cont for six months. Commercial paper
3a.a4 per cent for the best names for al! PERIODS
Posted sterling closed at 81 SG1a and 81 Ssla Tor
long ana short bills respectively. Rates loi
actual business closed rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

Throurh leave Now York. foot OF Ch,rh.,.
follow: and hye minutes earlier from I'd a..
Binshnmton. Elmra. Buffalo Bradford. Arriv. BsNsn
s.wt p NJ. Parlor car 10 Buffalo. s"~~
400 p M.-vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily .,,,a
train Tor Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake arrives CiSvs
Cleveland ard Cincinnati Dining Car; N">''''
Dsiiv arrives Buffalo TIA A. NJ. Bradford ;:iS w
Jamsstown $50 A. NJ. Cleveland i:i5 p NJ Seeosra ~
uYsIo and Cleveland making direct Connections or M
,roit Chicago and the West. "
SAX p M.-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Nlas,ra FALL
Daily solid train to Chicago. sleepers Iornesvii;~
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
Sl1ICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accomnnodstons at III. lls POI. 4oi and rs; Broad
ST.. Chambers and IVES, 2ads ferries. New.York. So
At Hoboken and Jersey City Station. wescott I,x1rsss
calls FOR checks baggage from hotels and resdsnee
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London April 10. l:20 p m.-C1cslng Consols for
money i2 consols for ire account i2: Atchison. i0a
canadian Pacific. 50ia; 81. Paul common 743. Illinois
Central. ga: Louisville 4eA Mexican Central. new As
CiL York Central. 1917. Erie. 1871. Pennsylvania
5s7s Reading i0 Erie first preferred 30: Mexican or-
nsrv 81 Money. . per cent. The rate Of discount in
tho omen market and three bills IL
1Mii per Gold Is quoted at Buenos Ayres to-day
at 1860; at Lisbon 30 American eagles I6s 81 Amount
~ bullon Withdrawn from the Bank Of England bal
aror to-day. 10000.
D. m.Bar silver uncertain ~ liza per ounce span
ISL tours. CA, -
PARIS April 10. p. m.-1hree per cent rentes Io2
francs 81 cennes for Lhe account
m Three per cent rentes. i02 francs G2 cenmes
,r re account Exchange London % francs IA
times for checks ,.. -. -,
seh % marks 3s1. pennings Tic weekly statement 81
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows the followins
as compared with the previous account cash IN
decreased marks treasury notes decreased
50 O marks other securities decreased 81 10000 marks
49, IN cirratIpn decreased IS $50 600 marks The BANK
~ erInsnys Of discount has bsss reduces from
81 70 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
WEST SHORE R.K.

lrains leave ". +2d ST. station. ~ " as follows anA
- m. earlier from foot Franklin
;tt:W A, NJ. Daily, Local to Buffalo
UtlJ A. NJ. Daily for Albany, JScs Syracuse Rochse.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo ClevcIand chicasS
III ,i5 A. NJ Daily except sunday. o tatskii Noun.
tains New paz. Lakes Mshonk and Mlnnewaska
Albss, Utica Saratoga Caldwell Lake George Parios
Car 10 Albany
ONND r. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and "a. Louis
7,A5 r. NJ Daily. except sunday for syracuse Roehes-
ter and Buffalo.
sI5 y Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
cago and ST Louis.
Time tables at princinai hotels and OMEGA
6. T. LAM6ERT. General Passenger Agent
vandsrb!it-avs.. New Yarh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
Financial.
union PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
Six Per Cent. Collateral Trust Notes.
81 WALL. STREET.
NEW YORK. March 10. 1897
To the Holders OF
Union Pacific Railway Company
Six Per Cent. Collateral Trust Notes
(Secured by Indenture OF September l. 1917

At the OF holders OF large amounts OF the ABOVE
described have been engaged for some time past
In preparing plan by which the desire OF certain note
holders for immediate cash payment shall be met and at
the time the remaining potehoders and other pare
dn consideration Of allowance OF preferred stock or
the recognized Union Pacific Railway Company as mere
matter mentioned shall to take over the coia'
era which pledged for their present debt. ana 70 da
date the within dennite period In such manner as
shall avoid any unnecessary dsntegratIon OF the union
Pacific system
In urherance az these purposes and after long nesoa
lions and with the cooperation Of the Committee con-
ssting OF Messs Moore Alexander ard Atkins an agree
ment has been reached with the Union Pacific Reorsanna
ton providing that the present notes shh pe
deposited with us: deposition receiving new cerh-
cate OF $1,000 for each 900 note deposited Ihee ne"
Certificates VII. be limited IN amount 10 Ss4sSoo bens
the same the amount OF notes outstanding Inc
deposited notes will be used by us for the purpose oil
foreclosng the present and OF purchasing the col
lateral held Hereunder, deemed advisable The
securities acquired 10 he administered ana graou
ally quidated by substantially in the same way We
are now DOING for the OF redeenns the new
Certificates after paying interest thereon al PER cent
per annum from February !. 1891
In consideration OF the Of this agreement ana
OF the opportunity thereby afforded TO the unon racine
Committee acquire NIL OF the properties hed oy
for these Certificates that Committee agrees 'hat
reorganized Union Pacific Company shall pay 10 each
Certificate holder Is cent par value In Its new pre-
ferred when issued. II, by February !. "- 'he'e
shall have been 'eaized sum In cash TN add'o"
said preferred sock). equal 10 the par OF 'he Nv"
Certificates with Interest accrued TO that dae "e" '
the securities shall be sold and the proceeds 10 me
necessary extent shall be applied toward such payment
or insufficient then. first. to pay all interest anu
secondly to make a ratable distribution on account Oh
principal The Union Pacific Reorganization Nol.i'.'
responsibility for the result OF any SUCH au
dalton
Arrangements have also been made with syhoica'e
TO underwtite the financial requirements OF the psh ana
purchase notes which the holders may ues"" =
sell rather than to deposit hereunder.
opes OF the agreement with Union Pacific Reorgan
za,on Committee may obtained at our Office ana all
noeholders are invited examine same Those desiring
TO avail the arrangement therein set or'h are he'
notified TO deposit with obtaining suitable
receipts therefor.
who prefer sell their notes TO the Syndicate
at par and interest informed that they may DO so at
our Office
The right is reserved TO terminate either or oo'h oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11

NEW YORK. March 10. 1897.
TIL. undersigned Committee under agreement OF De-
cember ~ 1896 hereby s'gn'hes Its entire approval OF
IN. above described arrangement being for the best
interests OF the noteholters.
All noehoid.rs have deposited their notes with tho
Mercantile Trust Company with the American Loan
and Tr,s. Company advised 10 surrender such
c.ir.. 10 Messrs J. p Morgan Co. and 10 obtain re-
CENT. unde: the arrangement Unless so surren-
dcred they cannot participate in said arrangement.
Holders OF existing receipts who do not desire TO pur
Gil. this course will please present their receipts TO the
Tue, Company which issued and withdraw their
rotes.
FVther by this Committee Is hereby abandoned
JOHN q. MOORE.
EDWIN +. ATKINS. COmm1ttee'
JAMES w. ALEXANDER.
BY ALVIN w. KRECi. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
Railroads.
BALTIM ORE b. OHIO

Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST.. daily
CHICAGO, = p. ni and IL Is night
PlTTsBURG. $50. ex sun sun. IL. is night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 O. M. p.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 DINING Carr.
u 30 m. Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr. Dining
Carr. y. m. II 10 night sunday 10 dining Carl Ia
.. IN. dining Carl Dining Carr dining Carl IL IS
night.
NORFOLK. II. 40 a. m. daily.
200 D. MI.
Al train. arc Illuminated with Plntsch Light
Offices 49, f12 cal <34. f.fto Bway. 81 f. 18th g..
Is7 Bowery ~ T.; $50 st Fuiton-s Rrookiyn Station
foot OF Liberty st. ~ c. r. r. OF N. BaGsaGs checked
from hotel OF residence 70 Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

= HAI1HoA
STATIONS foot Of DEsBRossES AND CoRTLANDI
500 A. NJ. FAST MhiI.AP FI pune, Sleeping c.
:. New York to Chicago No coacnes.
g:w A. N. FAST LINE -ti,l..urg ard Geye'sn '.,
1000 a: N. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED ,1Pa nsssT,
walton Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo. cinen
2 &C., A. I. dSpisy, g tos EXPRESS
w 1ssiyi! fhsrfS s. ls%' Cleveland
7eS ss uTT2sHS s1nsP Isay c,nen
500 r: II: Pacific ExPREss PI,,sbur. en-
SSnioago; Connects for Cleveland and Toledo eAee''
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH. a
s T'G Lm 'l"s 81 CAP" Psr u and Dnas csr
sunday $40 so i, 1'IaS g % coSerss.ioaai IAN
an Psrlor and Dining Cars. 40 Dining CaD. (Dn'
ing carD D. M. 1915 night
An essSady' co Express 40 M T. nigh, dsy
CCHHEEsAPEAKE < OHIO RAILWAy.-S p m. daily.
TN 80, D,,D POINT COMFORT and SOHFOLN-s .. -
.T we. .s.T,y and p m. daily.
Long Branch e1TYESgsss 80 m w ss oe...
snS e. snd Point Pleasant. $40 m i2io 5'o aio
"' ,n'' F r sHT TnIia sai Fl 20
~ ISc $40 o. go 40 Isnna. LImtsdD. 10 10 Din.
cs,' io p ~ a. M ~ 40 = +s9 40 'pin!ns
@ night "'a sun Ss5 9l"Gs Gs' 90 20 10 d,ei,.s
sns Carr SS inass CAB cs III: :'s S:nf e'i is,:
Ticket Offices Nos 4or ga i.1ss. 1873 III. ana 2sl
fpoa,away Aston House and foot Of pesbrosses Ane
Ryos%ma streets; ! Court Street. 500 Fulton street -
Station ; Jersey City The Sew York Transfer Company
~n cai for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
j. B. HGT SfI IN e 1Sst'natioh' =, p woon
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY
improvement Mortgage Bonds,
Due Oct. 1, 1897.
ONCE OF Philadelphia and Reading Railway Co.

once Of Philadelphia and Reading Railway Co.
Philadelphia March 4. 1897
This Company has made arrangement with Messrs
Drexe, & Co. extend .he improvement Mortgage Bonds
Issued by the Philadelphia and e1dng Railroad Company
maturing October 1st for period Of hfy from
Apri. st 1897 at the rate OF per per
annum payable semi annually. the first days OF Oco
Der and April each year. at the ONCE OF the said Rail-
way Company tbs City OF Philadelphia both principal
and interes. be payable In god coin OF the United
States OF the presen. standard Of weight and hneness
without deduction for taxes imposed by the United
States or StAe of Pennsylvania under present
future OF the mortgage securing said
bonds unimpa!red. and tho Reading Company
Uhe owner the capital stock OF said Railway Company
also TO responsible the Of the pncps.
and nteres: Of the said boads.
The right extend abor has been
presen. holders shall deposit their bonds for that
purpose with Drexel E. Co. Philadelphia J. p Morgan
Co. New York. or J. s. Morgan & Co. London or be-
fore April 18TH 1897
The coupon due April Ist 1897 Cuness previously COL
lected) will time OF deposit the
time deposltors will be paid $40 in cash each $1,000
bond being the difference the rate OF
1897 10 The present date u maturity bond
;ober 1s. 1897
Such bond, as may not he extended by holders
bc presented for purpose by Messrs Drexei Co.
will be paid at maturity.
PHIL ADJ; PtIA AND READING RAILWAY CO.,
". A.. TreaSu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
I any Time
j. y. MORGAN & co.

NETWORK. March 49, 1897.
The undersigned Committee. under the Trus, Indenturs
OF September 1891 between the Union Pacific RAILWAY
Companv and Drexal Morgan Co.. recommend all note
,od.,s n d.nosIt under the aforementioned pan
they believe its will be for the best Interest
OF all parties 70 their trust.
L. PIERPONT MORGAN
JOHN A. STEWART.
EDWD. KING. COMMITTEE.
8, r. ORR.
T. EILERY ANDERSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11

DEL. LAcKAWASXSA, All. AID, w w r; Il;
Christopher streets.
vEsTIBULEp TRAYS PULLMAN BUFFET
THE ORANGES. Summit, Barnardsvl.e. Basknc
Ridge Madison. Morrstown, Passaic. Paterson Boon
ION Dover stsnhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE
LAKE HOPATCoNG. Hacket,stown sCHoOLEY'S
WATER GAP, sTROrDSBuRG. Pocono youn,aInH
SCRANTON. PITTSToN. wILKESBARRE NANTf
COKE. DANvIILE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
I gc sw HGFIF FhRcA sF dw GGi,ps
CORNING. BATH. DANSNIILE, ItrFAr.O ard all
500 :. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops a, principal
10 90 a. M.--tcaf. Carr. RuFFALo: SCRANTON. BrNo-
HlMTON, UTICA RNHFIFLp SPRINGS SYRIA
CUSE and OsWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Pario,
Cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains Tor ChIcasc
100 a Pc %S'mscRANroN wILKEsaARRE and rr,u,eA
EXPRESS. Pullman Eunet parior Cars '""
400 r. M--sCRANToN, wff.KEsBARRE and prYx.
7sO siy.EbSiSSS X ,TToXd E.gr...
FALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connec,,ps A.
Buffalo with trains tor fbicaso and points wes, "' -
SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. EIMIRX IPHacTp H No f9'
NORRIS ard BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo a N M
$50 p NJ tDaiy)-BrFFALO. SCRANTON RrTrIt Az
TON, LTHAcA UTIcA SYRACUSE and oswEGo
TrCKETs AND PULLMAN AtcoMMopArroys a.,
Henry Gaze q sons limited Il3 Brosdw,v 81 p. A.
BROADWAY III 1,haye. i2,hst So IVES, issh- as
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timesbes Sivns f9 H..
formation at all stations. ~" IN
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call ,., ..l
check baggage from ha;' or residence 20 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
flnanfial.
OFFICE OF THE
81. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Railway Company.
NEW YORK. March =, 1897.

NEW YORK. March 2. 1897.
THIS compenv ha. made arrangements with Mesen
vermIIv. q Company and Kuhn Loeb & Company TO ex-
tend the First and Second Bonds issued by the
ST. Louis a Iron Mountain Railroad Company maturing
NAV LIST next the principal be payable In hfty years
from that date and interest the extended First Mort
gage Bonds August md February 1st and on the extended
Second Mortgage Bonds May LIST and November Ft IN
each YEAR both principal and to be payable In
L. s. Gold Colr Of the present standard OF "e's" am
nnens.s The interest on the extended LIST Mtse bonds
will be at the rate OF AZ per cent per and on tn,
extended End Mtge bonds at the rate OF per cent per
annum.
The Company the right to pay on at any 'ms
either or both issues Of bonds mt Io' per cent
and accrued interest, upon giving six months notice OF
Its Intention 20 do.
The right extend. above. has been reservoir 10
such OF p-eeent holders may desire to ava OF H.
upon the terms and conditions forth by the bahkefs
in the subioined notice
ST. Louis, Iron NountsIu Soutiern Kway Co.
DI A. II. CALEF. Treasurer.
NEW YORK March 8. 1897.
REFERRING TO the above notice holders Of the above
named bond, desiring to them will have the prv
to do Aprii l5th the payment OF per
cent OF the amount Of their bonds provided they snail
notify us prior time OF their wish TO extend ana
shall state the amount and the numbers Of their bonde
On and after April :0th The Mercantile Trust Company
will be prepared the bonds upon our order and
20 place the new forms OF extension and coupon sheets
them.
We are now prepared purchase at par and accrued
interest Of holders who may desire 10 sell
rather than to extend
vermilye & Co. Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
x...., q Din. O.. Nos 27-29 Pine ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
Financial.
Aprii 9Th, 1897.

April 5th 1891
MEMBERS OF SPECIAL WHEAT SYNDICATE ~ -
We have examined the books NJ account OF W. r.
FOREST In relation to Forest Wheat syndcaie W.
IT, and certify that according TO the said books the "y
dicae capital deposited trust for the period ITO" "
18th the ed ~ March H0,f27.OO. and that 'he
profits the closed transactions for that week were
MfO.3S. Deducting commissions leaves net proht Oh
x1f050 Tor distribution. equal TO 1O0-1W on the
capital The capital from the I'D OF March to the 3ist OF
March inclusive. SO.53O.f3, and the pronts on the
closed transactions S67O3s. leaving balance after
deductns commissions Of s543.5O. equal to 5.7o-IW
cent. the capital The profit for the two weeks
wrs 1.05-fO0 PEI cent. the capital.
J. WARWICK Chartered Accountant. .,,,.
s. n. MITCHELL.
We Will deposit hrst-cInss collateral Sc
curit.cs rs safeguard against loss for
amounts of s5OO.OO md Apwnrds put into
these syndicntes.
Every order executed on the Exchanges.
Send for special circular and pamphlet.
W. {. FOREST,
INVESTMENT AGENT
30 BROADWAY. Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds were S2'ooo coupon
4, Of 1907 at 11osS and $4,000 coupon As at 1242o
Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11

The commercial price q bar s'Iver was bI1sc
Mexican silver dollars 4S$8. IN Lemon DAT
silver advanced 1-16 to % 116d
Money on call in London was q per cent. open
market discount. Ia Ia per cent for both short
and long bills. British consols closed at IL ior
rrcnfv ard 112 FOR the account. Paris exchanges
on London - francs 1882 centimes. French
Ientcs. 1O2 francs 20 centimes Discount rate IN
Paris * per cent. Discount rate in Berlin, "a
per cent The weekly statemen t OF the Imperial
Panls of Germany shows the following changes
as compared with the previous account: cash on
hand decreased 1910. 900 marks; treasury notes
decreased S000b marks: other securities de-
ceased 80 80 900 marks: notes in circulation
decreased ~. $50. 600 MARKS The Imperial Bank
Of Germany has reduced its rate OF discount
from 80 to > per cent.