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SENT A PETITION
TO HUN T|NGTON
The People of Wrights
Want Broad d Gauge
Facilities.
Ask to Have a Third Rail Lai
From Los Gatos to That
Point.

Efforts are being made by the people OF
Wrights, the station beyond Los Gatos,
on the narrow-gau ge line to Santa Cruz,
to have the Southern Pacific extend to
them the facilities of a broad gauge line,
by laying third rail from Los Gatos to
that point.
Wrights is the center of a prosperous
fruit and grape growing country, and of
late years has made great strides as q
shipping point. All its products now go
over the narrow gauge line and must be
transhipped at San Jose or some other
point where the narrow-gauge and broad
gauge roads touch a common point.
This makes such shipments not only
more expensive, but more or less endan-
gers the quality OF the goods shipped, par.
ticularly when they comprise, as they dc
largely, green fruits.
1t is only few years since the third
rail was laid between San Jose and Los
Gatos, but the results have amply demon
strated the wisdom OF the i'm proven en- t.
Induced partly by this favorab bic outcome
and partly by the advance that has been
| made in the settlement of the country
| Immediately abont Wrights. the res dents
| of that section have addressed q petition
| to the Southern Pacific ask ng for the
neighboring town enjoys.
The petition is now in the hands of C.
p. Huntington. The president Of the rail.
| road corporation. but has not yet been
| considered by the directors of the com.
pany.
| President Huntington was asked abou,
the matter yesterday, and stated that hi:
attention had not ben particularly called
to the petition.
Twill the petition of the Wright people
be granted?" be was askei.
/, That l cannot say. The matter has
not yet been taken up," he replied.
when it is considered our decision will
depand upon what amount of traffic we
gel or may expect from that point"
About the proposition to convert the
entire length of the narrow-gauge road
from the mole on the other side of the
bay to Santa Cruz, as is also being urged
by the people along the line, President
huntington was not at all encouraging.
de said the matter had not even been
considered. Another official OF the COM
panv stated that there was not enough
traffic to warrant the expense of such a
project at the present time.
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third annual com etitive drill. There is
also u field band composed of twenty-four
drnmmers and a like mum Der of tilers.
The Montgomery trophy, which is to be
competed for, is at present in possession
of Company G of st. Brieid's Parish.
ana vas presented to the regiment in
April 1895.
The trophy is q massive gold medal.
studded With diamonds, and is pendent
from bar of gold which bears upon it he
name OF the trophy The center of the
medal proper is embellished with re-
markedly correct likeness OF Bishop Mont
gomery, in ivory, which is set into the
gold OF the medal. 1t is magnificent
specimen OF the designers art, and apart
rom the honor of wearing the trophy,
which attaches to it by reason of its name
and bv reason OF being won by only one
company out of the many, it is we'll worth
the labor OF hard com petition on account
OF Its great beauty.
The conditions upon which it is to be
competed for annually are as follows !:
Every uniformed company IT. the regi-
ment is entitled TO Compete. The decision
OF the question OF which company is en-
titled to the trophy is to be gwen by
three impartial Judges, and there is no
appeal from their decision. Any company
winning the trophy or three consecutive
years becomes Its owner absolutely, and
II VIII not, In such event, be any longer
subject OF competition
At the first connective drill for this
trophy, held in Nav. 1895, 1t was won by
Company of st. Patrlck's parish, Cap
tain Edw. Fitzgerald. AT The second
drill, in April, 1896. Company G, COM
manded by Captain E. ]. Power, carried
off the trophy.
On the evening of the drill, April 90,
1897, the League of the Cross Cadets band
WILL, under the direction and leadership
OF Julius L. Weyand. give a short con-
cert, at which, for the first time. the public
will have an or or,unity of hearing the
march which Roncovieri has dedicated to
the League of the Cross Cadets.
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SIMPSON MEMORIAL CHURCH.

The following will be the special Easter
music at Simpson Memorial NJ. E. Church:
Organ prelude, .'Offertory' (Wely): anthem,
"tirst Begoiten OF The Dead" (Blume nscheiD) !:
hymn 20 234, He dies, the friend of sinners
dies: Scripture reading; "Te Deum" (Blumen-
schein): prayer; response oln solo, "Andante
Religioso" (rhorne); hymn No. 244, "Reioice, the
Lord Is king: offertory, with Verdure Clad"
from ct aion" (rayd j; address: anIh, m,
"a i.etus TO our KinY'' tRoecke.): hymn No. 2b7
crown him with many crowns; benedicton:
postude, a. ct the Heavens I.eioce," from "Holy
City, (Gaul). In the evening he children Of the
SundayschCol will render the service, "East-r
Bells with special exercises by the primary de-
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ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.

st. Stephens Episcopal Church. on Fulton
street, near Fillmore, has a reputation for good
cal programme Will be rendered at the IL A. NJ.
service:
Organ voluntary. "Hallelujsh Chorus" (Han
deb professional. "Alleuia," by Pales trina:
TIE Deum" Dudley Buck); "Jubiiate Dec" q.
GiebeD; anthem, 'Oh Death, Where Is Thy
s,rns CIV; W., sp'nney); .A Isa O.; b; POWELL;
eth (HandeD: "sanctus'' (Gounod); organ post
Jude (Mosentnal). The regu ar quartet Miss
Mildred Clark, soprano: Miss Isella Van Pelt,
contrato: E. K. NJ Hilbert, tenor, and George
Bird, basS-wili be assisted by a chorus under the
choirmasler
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VIII of w 6. Care

The will of the late William S. Gage, dated
April 10, 1880, has been filed for probate. His
estate is valued at 100000. The testator
named Ella S. Gage, g. =. Hubbel and ]. c.
Hampton as executors. all of whom are dead
The greater portion of the property is be-
queathed 10 HIS children, William s. Gage Jr
and Mrs. Hattie Gage Mann
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ST. PAuL,s CHURCH.
81 PAUL , CHURCH,
Easter services at st. Paul's Church will

consist of:
Masses at q, z. $3.50, $3.50 and IO:3J o'clock.
during the early ma ,ses Easter hymns Will be
sung ny the Young aides aud Young Mems
Soiatles, and AT the solemn high mass at 1U:SO
O'Clock full choir will render lie ProvOst's
"Messe soioneie' and Lambillotte's "AIIeu a"
and Regina oei." Sopranos-Mrs. McKee-Wilz,
Mrs j. b uce, NJ IS Mae Reilly; altos-Mss May
r. CODE Miss Anna DAILY; tenors-Dr. IA. Hodg-
mead, j. Heaiy; bassos-Eugene BournizeHu, +.
Brown organist, Miss Amelia r. GU nm. In the
evening vespers Will be chanted for the first lime
oy a su piiced choir of bo, under the direction
OF PROFESSOR y J. Sandy. The oists are: Mas
ters j. Asne, j. McKinnou, NJ. Coyne, ]. yons,
q. McDounell and w. Walsh.
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BARTLETT SPRINGS!
GOOD WATER AND
GOOD HEALTH,
A Positive Cure for Kidney,
Stomach, Liver and Rheu.
matte Troubles.
THOUSANDS OF REMARKABLE CURES.

SWIMMING TANK, TUB AND VAPOR
Baths with competent masseurs.
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Croquet
Grounds, Billiards, Dancing Pavilion; Orches-
ira plays daily; burros for N oun tain CHM bing
RATES-Hotel and hotel cottages, $40 to
SIS per week; housekeeping cottages, 81 30 to
80 per week
Call or address BARTLETT SPRINGS CO.,
y Fourth street, San Francisco. or b. S. Co.,
Bartlett Springs. Lake County, Cal.
Pamphlets mailed free.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Following is the complete programme of the
song services TO be rendered at the First
Baptist Church this evening:
Organ prelude. Coronation March" (Meyer-
beer). Raet X. Muchell hvmn, Asa. Jesus
Keiens," Harwen (Afason) congr sgation ;
"Marche Pontifcaie" (hounod). Craig Nos Or
chestra scripture reading Pas, or NJ. 2. Boynton:
SOLO and chorus. "aalieluiahi Christ Is Risen
(>teane). James Lane and Baptist Oratorio so-
ciety; prayer, Pastor NJ z. b ynton: anthem,
"Christ the Lord Risen" Quo }, choir: solo
and chorus, "Hosan0a" (Granier). Miss Alma CO.,
man: of, rtory soprano sJlo, ''Hesr Us. Fla herr
(Miard), Miss Fannie l.. Denny: cornet solo,
softly Kang the Bells of Heaven & atlin) Mr..
Calender and orchest. hymn All,
Lord of AL" Coron alton (Holden), congregations;
anthem, 'As 1t Began 10 Dawn (Buck). choir:
solo and chorus. "As Sleep Takes Flight" (Shel-
ley). c. STAGE Bareford: cello and piano. Largo
(handei), sig. Andrea PAMELA; chorus, "God
Han Sent His Ange s" ARRANGED by kvans),
IL Jlian Ladies' Chorus: solo and chorus. worthy
is the Lam b" (Earnett. J. X Ogilvie remarks.
Pastor NJ p. Boynton: Festival March, (Men-
delssohn). Craig Nos Orchestra: quintet. Fill
the Font With Roses" (Warre y, choir, assisted by
Miss Coman; anthem, "Ihe Day OF hesurrec-
ti"n" (Max Vogrich). Baptist oratorio society;
Mizpah benedictton. congregation standing; organ
postiude "Cffertoire" (Weiy), HalieL X. Mitchell.
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NuEsrRA SONORA De GUADALUPE.

At 1890 A. NJ, OF the high mass Gounod's
messe soiennelle will be rendered, with organ
piano and string accompaniment, by q chorus
OF twenty voices and the following soloists:
basso, II. basiord. A the offertory: Regina
Cell, by Z. Werner; poStlude, "Marche Ro-
maine" (Gounod). Organist and director, s.
Arrillaga
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ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE co.

LNAVORITE RESORT OF THE STATE: THE
Il water is unexcelled f. r medicinal purpo, es !;
table unsurpassed; fine fishing an hunting stage
daily from alistoga direct t. springs round trip
at oItnern Pacific offices $40. d.. w. K.
PKATHER, Adam Springs
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PLYMOUTH ooNeREGAr1oNAL CHURCH.

Following will be the order of services at
the Plymouth Congregational Church:
Morning Serv.ce-Organ "Flntasie," Lambert
doXology, in unison, old Hundred; Invocation |;
scripture reading; hymn, S72: sacred cautata,
The Wonderful Story. by George f. Root, con-
tanning readings, solos, duets, q iartets and 10.
rus; prayer: anthem. ''rhe kesurre ction and the
Life" Shackey: Offer DRY: alto 500, "Ihe Light
of the World" Adams address: anthem, ali G.
Ii IN! ChrisS the Lord is Riten again." u
mems helm; closing rayer; hymn. $50; Dene die.
tlon; postlude, ~chultze.
Evening servIce-Urgal prelude (Scotso n
Clarke; anthem, .Sng to the Lord (DavIs);
invocation. tenor solo, "Eastertide" (harzo)
anthem, "Hosanna to Our Savior King" with vio-
lin oDligato (Havens); responsive reading; bass
solo, Tine Resurrec ion" l~heliyl; an hem, "How
reading: soprano solo, Risen indeed" with
violin obligato (MarZol: anthem, Lift Your Glad
Voices (Porter) prayer; oif-rtory, violin solo,
'Legende" (Dellepiane): duet. "Magdalena''
(VinaD: hymn 357 address,: closing prayer;
hymn ISL; enediction: postiude (Barundel).
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Deyisadaro.

"kyr.e, GLORIA" and "Sanc'us" from Havdn's
Imperial mass, in ID: "Cre %" from Mozar.'s
tweiitn "Benedictus' FIR n, H.ber's, in G.; barry
tone SOLO "Agnus D.i,'' from Poniatowskrs grand
in'isS v" H. locker Choir: Sopranos-Miss@s
". FROST Amanda Corcoran, NuttIng and silva;
sites, trs George $. ,lc' omb, Mrs i. IL Sutton,
MISS NJ ohsn. Miss L. Silva: tenors-J. f. Veaco
ana W. Beragose; bassos-J. a. Fcgariy. w. III.
iooker, }. Sui ivan. Cf.rtory, "Kegina Cell"
oy iuli choir; at the elevation soprano solo by
Mrs. Alvina Heur Wilson: organst, W. Ii. Brown.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS,
LAKE COUNTY, CAL,
On the Border of Clear Lake.
OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
HOWARD SPRINGS.
;. O.. Putah. LIKE Count

7. o., Putah. Lake County.
DENOVATED AND IMPROVED; ACCOM-
III modations and BILE serv strictly frs class:
$40 1882; special terms familles post office and
telephone premises: round trip so; tickets
Southern Pacific oil es: ii est baths in Lake
County. WALLACE SPAULDING. Manager.
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GLENBROOK,

ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING RESORTS
~ in the state. Fine scenery, hunting and fish
ing. Excellent table For circulars and further
Information address o. w. r. TREDWAY, Glen
brook. Lake County, Cal.
A qua CALiENTE SPRINGS HOTEL So
n mona Valley; hours ON san Fra 1cisco via
1iburon ferry, :. F. & n. Z. X. r. W. mineral
swimming and tub baths; hotel comp'e ely remod-
eied enlarged aud ,nd,omeiv re urni th ed water.
ga, electric bells in all rooms: $40 10 Sl2 per
week, So per day. Address Aqua Caliente springs,
Aqua Gale nte, Soroma County. Cal.
~ ENTLEMAN AM WIFE CAN BIZ ACCOM-
VI modsted with summer board, with all the
comforts of home: large grounds and garden.
Address box l9. Menlo Park.
NDERSON SPRi NGS, LAKE COUNTY,
n op~n May 10 teepho connections; tie
for circular Address j. ANDEKS ~, Middle town.
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EASTER SERVICES.
Special Music Arranged at Various
Places of Wor ship.

In addition to the musical program mes
published IN yesterdays CALL, the follow
ing special services have been arranged 1T
the churches named:
ST. IGNATIUs CHURCH.
The special services at St. Ignatius Church
VIII comprise:
High mass a: 80. The Rev. Father Friedan
WI De the celebrant. The Rev. Father Sardi viii
act as deacon ana j. logan snb-deacon LAS er
sermon py the Rev. Father Gallagher The even
Ing exercises Include the rosary service at rs
0cocR' 1oilowed b: vespers. The Rev Father
frledan VII be assisted by W. Whitile and lanes
Hayes Tie Rev Father Crelligan of San lose
Will preach The sermon. The music will be es-
pecially fine. " %
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

st. Johns: ~
Farly celebration A. NJ: second ce' ebration. IL
A. M comm union service Ciours). Hymn-Pro-
CessonaI NO: ~ "Jesns .hrist Is Risen l2l
-, 1If and 225: occasional, No o96 .Ten
Thousand Times fen thousand" Sermon ON
me resurrection: preacher. Rev. DR. f. r.
Spaidlng; associates-hev. w Breck Rev r. n
Churcb, Rev. II. Collier. Rev. q. Mead Roy :
j. le. Professor Vogt, choiI ma .ter: Professor
inton organist chi dren's Faster festival. r. M
f.ven1ng Trayer. 7:45 r. NJ. roo essiupal No
121, 374 and 10: recession.i No lis. "Mnrnif
cat' 'Nnnc Dmittis" (Stainer): psalter, 20 and
81. Sermon on ''rhe Blessed sacrament
Preacher, Rev. Dr. K. b Spalding.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH.
The following programme. of music will be
rendered by an augmented choir at Holy Cross
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LAUREL DELL.

DLEA SANITY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELI,
i Lake; new dining room, new Inv, ~ stable. e
is now one of the most attractive outing places in
Lake County. Rates So 10 S12 eerweeS. Boating
and bathing free Brine your bathing suits !. d.
dress II. WAN BOLD Bertha p. u, Lax , o. Cal
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ORR HOT SPRINGS

I 4 NILS FROM UKIAH FINE FISHING
i 4 and hunting. Baths Tree Water sure Gu g for
and all skin diseases Round trim
So so Board. s. per week. ]. II. ORR Orr POST
olic-, Mendocino County, Ca.
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by the prior lien and general lien mortgages.
5000 o47, 700 So betterments and engagements
Uent covered successfully b. the prior lien
and general lien mortgages>, purchased at fore
closure, S12,69o $50; new egupment purchased
sine September J. 1896. S232. 029; sinking fund
cash. in hands a, trustees, for retirement Of
mortgage debt. $135.103 land department.
SG24005 so: net cash conysrtihle assets, 81
tai issued, S155 100000. of which there is COM
mon SSO,O0O.O00. and preferred SI5OOOcO
Mortgage debt. including S25570Oco bonds OF
other companies assumed and Si,6lI.jD prior
lien bonds reserved for issue in conversion OF
general first mortgage bonds. S16locoV10
Total, SS16.000.0O0: balance. being surplus reve-
nue. from September !. 1896. to July |. 1871
S4S9S2S 90. The railroad system OF this com.
pany on June so 1897. was composed OF
4.315.0j miles. a revised estimate OF the lands
granted TO the Northern Pac!@c Railroad Com
pany. covered by Its mortgages and acquired BY
the Northern Pacific Railway Company; in
Guiding surveyed and unsurveyed lands shows
3C.90l,9SI02 acres remaining unsold June on
1891 exclusive OF lands east Of the Missouri
River
The report shows available treasury securi.
ties standing on the books at So IOl 900 20, but
all this. ample provision has been made Tor
future Improvements and additions to the prop
erty. also a special fund OF S5,OOO,VOo was pro-
vded for use in the bettermcnt and enlarge,
ment Of the property. This fund was received
in cash and bonds as follows: S2.2lOMo Norm
ern Pacific Railway general Hen bonds az Sky
per cent, Sl32J. OSO 81; caSh. SoOit'lo ~, ~
tai funds S5.000,O00. Upon acquisitions or the
executive officers approved by the directors.
expenditures from this fund have been made
during the last fiscal year for real estate ana
buildings for terminal facilities. Soo3o03 %.
Other betternents and enlargements or rail-
road and structures. $500 II 50 equip
ment 1922 029 Oh; total, Sl.Ool. loo -. Ih'
81, G23 759 81 Of cash remaining in the be'>
torment fund is deposited In a special and sep
arate bank account The S22lOo0o general Her
bonds are not included In the treasury securf
ties available for the general purposes OF the
company, but are kept separately. as part or
the "betterment and enlargement fund In al
dtion to the above fund. the prior lien and the
general lien mortgages appropriate cash ana
bonds for similar purposes. but limited IN the
amount available per annum. and restricted as
to the methods and purposes of application as
hereinbefore stated
Deposits Of Brunswick Company stock under
the REORGANIZATION plan. will be received at t!e
Continental Trust Company until Octoper -,
the time having been extended from to-day untH
that date.
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-YoRN-
fso, 1904 1897
Va. ending o.. +, ,7.iss'ssr $50 so .sassss2
From January l.... ia sO3'is -S-N"-'' '''-'i'''
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The Union Pacific, Denver & Gull
Railway Company.
To the Holders OF

FIR, Morsase per cent. bonds Of the Denver 1e1a'
and Gulf Railway Company:
rs, Mortsage per cent. bonds of the Denver 4eH'
ana Tor, Worth Railroad Company:
Funded interest certificates OF the Denver texas anu
r.rtA worth Railroad Company: and
e-ocL II tie Union Pacific Denver and ca, Ra'"ay
Company:
r,,l,,.s q, holder. the consolidated mortgage
bon IL Of the Unon Pacific. Denver AMI GuH Halfway On
psrv has Leen formed under an agreement oa'e' -"
ei,h;eenth day % September. 1891
Holders oi the msn,,ue; bonds 'uh'e' ih'''''
c,-nca,es aad stock may deposit the same SUBJECT 70
.a agreement with the Central Trust Company OF "e"
York :hc Deposi,ary named In sail agreement ~ '
orc. No New York. or al us agency inc
American Ian Trust Company. No % state street
Boston. Mass.
Certificates n, ceros,t Issued BY the Depos''arS
in .espec 4 deposits mad". and an application VIII DC
made as soon as practicable. 10 have such eerneae'
ls.sd upon the New York stock Exchange
Dated New York september IS 1891.
GRENvILLE VI. DODGE. Chairman.
GEORGE VI. PULLMAN.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER AMES.
HARRY WALTERS.
HENRY BUDGE.
HENRY LEWIS.
URiAH HERMANN. ,.
j. T. GRANGER. Secretary.
JOIN g. WISE.
f. C. HENDERSON Counsel
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THE BOND MARKET.
Sales OF Government bonds were $1,000 coupon

Railroad bonds were irregular on fairy
we'll distributed volume or business riha!
changes were generally small and about evenly
divided between net gains and losses Inc
heaviest dealings were in the Atchison general
and adjustment AZ, Albany ana SuSquehahna
consol is Baltimore and Ohio trsts (farKers-
burg branch), Wabash second os' Kansas d
ciGc first consol receipts. Erie prior As Kansas
and Texas issues, Northern Pacific prior As ana
general lien IS, Pacific OF Missouri hrst As
Union Pacific extension sinking gund os re-
ceipts. Union Pacific, Denver and CUR hrsts
ana Wabash first 5s. The chief net gains were
made by International and Great Northern sec
onds Ia to S41a: Rochester and Pittsburg nrsts'
/ to 125; Wabash second 5s, IA to i9t; Erie
seconds Ia 10 119: Kings County Elevated
Nrsts III TO SO; oregon Short Line income A
SIS. u 10 5Sla: Burlington Cedar Rapids and
Northern collateral trust os 3. to 1862; Pacihc
Of Missouri first is. y TO 1Ol; Louisville ana
Nashville unified As. u 10 -: Kansas racine
first consol receipts. IA to 1Oli. and Reading
general IS. 4 TO 50 Albany and Susquenanna
consol 6s lost 3ls to 1855; Jersey Central regis
tered 5s IL to 11O3i: International and Great
Northern firsts. to 119; Mobile and Ohio 4s,
1Ia TO 7O1a: Union Pacific collateral first 6s l
TO 102; Baltimore and Ohio frsts 9Parkersours
branch,, 8 to 1OI Brooklyn Rapid Transit os.
IL to 90; Erie fourth mortgage. IA to lls' and
Iowa Central 5s 3. to 81 Tennessee Coal
birmingham division frsts) lost to 81 Ore
gon Improvement consol IS gained Z to 42i2
THE MONEY MARKET
Money on call was 2IaQ3 per cent. Time
money was 3iz per cent for sixty days. per
months and AZ per cent for six months. Com
rnercial paper rates were firm al 4l2go per
cent for the best names for all periods. ana
b05E per cent for names not so well known.
The business in commercial paper was heavier
The foreign exchange market was weak,
Posted sterling 81 S3GS4 ~ and ~ eJt2y
S4S6 for long and short bills respectively.
Rates for actual business closed as follows
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
.- o.. p ,-Bar silver ouiet az p y ~ ~
.-re-ican eagles are qp0t"f ~ - $3.50 A.
PEI q. T,en~s Avres t-!ay at 10 20 az - -
a, kome. los =: TIE amour, * ou;" us. .,oOo
va - Ds'ocSs -,'or'os ,or money. III -,11,,,an 81.
fof ne acc W. r-'-ois Cerffai ic7 Lopisv!e %
,sxi.aa central a. - NJ" IA: Fri. mrs:
I.-ec-..s ~ ,.ev.-In 'rinary. ~ ,-5c ~ ION
ir" -. r.. n. -urt ~. open IA KEY 80
cent 49,. r-...rs bis lr li-iD reg c''oo
,cr American s-ciTif.es 1tisT n' %, r.,,e The
49, -. AN an the demand mt.ciHT ~ -,,x. a
cio,e ~ a., Ix~nAnge On Lnnion. ~ ''a'~' -
,,e--irrs chec<s - - ,.,. ,,-... i03 francs
~. ~, : -nThre. per GEM f'" - -
90, -~ntircs >1r ~" a'c -Nil -
f-a-cs Il confines - che'"A
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financial nlfftinss.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER or
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept 9Th. 1877.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the
u Stockholders Of the Carolina Central Railroad Com
,any will held In the Front Street office OF the Com
many IN the city Of Wilmington. North Carolina on
Tharsdsy the ith day OF October. A. D.. 1897 at
'e''e~ " JNo. II. SHARP
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
~DecTthst. ,.,-us+ In :
Rock Islands net earnings for August III

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Rock Islands net earnings for August IN
creased $4,000. l., rh,,,
stock nrlces gained from y to q per cent pear
pressure was renewed, ana last H Isos o,d
generally the lowest Of the day kahSaS aad
ce eMaS, A posirov Union Pacific and Louis
Vile Hh and Nashville were exceptionally firm and
slightly higher Government honds were a Ian
% .ns ,onnnt There is no longer disposition
% % s snn Foreign held American securities.
Prices for the last sales OF the principal &C
i've 500 yesterday. were as follows