davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-10

1913 kjlometers from Juarez, or 12O
miles, and from that point the country
is different and much prettier. 1t was
to this point that the steel and tie camp
was moved; but in the mean time the
track had moved ahead until it reached
200 kilometers.
Thus the work goes on and camps
are moved ahead until the end of the
rails reach the town OF Casas Grandes
where for the present track laying and
grading will cease. 1t there are no ac-
cideuts the rails will be laid into Casas
Grandes between the 18th and 10th OF
this month and the whistle OF the 10
connective will be heard by the sleepy
denizens of that locality and they will
awaken to zew mode of travel and
quicker means of transportation and
many new industries will spring up
that follow on the heels of that great
civilizer-the railroad.
The country around Casas Grandes
is a farming country and it is in that
valley that the Mormon colonies have
been located. These people are max
ing q paradise out of a wilderness;
they are developing that section in
way that was never dreamed of by the
native inhabitants; they are thrifty
and energetic and take advantage of
every resource of the country to form
wealth, and Notwithstanding their re-
ligion and the fact that some have a
multiplicity of. wives they would make
good citizens in any country, for they
are hard workers and class of people
that attend to their own business and
let others alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

Railway bonds were not as active stocKs.
but prices were generally lower IN sympathy
with me share market. although declines were
smaller and fluctuations not as violent. Inc
more important transactions were in the Atchl-
son general adjustment As. Central o, 1eQ,sla
second incomes. Chesapeake and ONO t'ss' hoch
Island extension As Chicago Terminal receipts.
Erie Prior IS Kansas and Texas hrst rs ana
seconds Northern Pacific issues, Rlo Hrahu"
Western hrsts Texas and Pacific second incomes
and Union Pacific Denver and cur hrsts: me
chief net losses were made by Atchison adjust
merit Is | to 3D. Brooklyn Rapid Transit os. |
70 o4A; Central Of Georgia first income. - 10
~; Kansas Pacific first consol receipts, 10
100; Kansas and Texas first is, ] to Sob the
seconds. rs 20 G37s; Norfolk and Western con-
sol As. 19s to 1875. Oregon Railroad ana Navl,
sation As. to 90t Texas and Pacific second
Incomes, tx 10 297s: Southern Railway first IS.
:ts %. Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf firsts.
"a to Jl%. Wisconsin Central first receipts;
10 -: Wabash dehenture Bs. 3ls 10 3O Union
Pac.sc iirsts ~ 1857 receipts ex-matured cou.
ron. j.: 10 ll5is; Northern Paciac first Us
70 l20ts: Atchison general Is. q 70 sly; Chesa-
psake and Ohio ii:s, Z. 70 So%; Chicago Termi.
: Texas IS. :. to SOY; Northern Pacific general
Hen rs. /. 20 59..; the prior lien As. :, 20 9!A;
oregon shor, Line frst consol IS. Y TO 9l+
S!o crande Western frsts. x 10 s2A; Texas and
Central Is. Y 10 sc: Long Island 49, y TO 90
ana Reading Is Is to S5ss. Kings County Ele-
ratcd irsts advanced Il. to 80. and Pittsburg.
s'hcinnst!. Chicago and ST. Louis AS Series A.
10 ne
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was 3 per cent with exceptions
al 81: 70 per cent. Time money was 3is1f per
.cn, Tor sixty days. per cen; for three months.
syse per cent for four months. and 1870 per
.sn. Tor SIX months. Commercial paper rates
err i,r.n at ik4J per cent For the best names
me foreign exchange market was weaker.
u, u'h closing rates anout In pr cent mi r
NJ opening Posted sterling was it3.sgiI
1o''s94e0 for long and short bills re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
DnbIic Notitcs.
FAILED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE


CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE
~ title Of the OF the bidder inforssd
thereon will be received by the Department OF Public
parks at its Offices. Arsenal Building Sxtyfourh street
ana Fifth avenue. Central Park until o'clock p a., at
Monday, September 81 1891, for the following AIMED
works: 1900 49, -....
TELFORD PAVEMENT CERTAIN ROADWAYS IN
MosHoLU PARKWAY. between Van CortLandt avenue
and Webster avenue in the city OF New York.
No .. FOR REGULATING AND PAVING WITH
ASPHALT PAVEMENT: on TIE PRESENT PAVE PAVE;
ASPHALT. STRIPS FOR BICYCLES ON EITHER SIDE
OF THE CARRIAGEWAY AND CROSSING THE IN
TERSECTING AVENUES. CATHEDRAL PARKWAY,
from easterly crosswalk OF The Plaza. Eighth
the westerly crosswalk OF Amsterdam avenue
in the City Of New York
No D. FOR MAKING A TYPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY
AND MAP OF ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BRONX
PARK LOCATED ON THE soUTHERLY SIDE OF
PELHAM AVENUE.
Far mart City Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
CEALEp BIDS or ESTIMATES. with the

y tide o. the work and the name of the bidder IN.
doris ID thereon received by the Department oe
Public Parks. us Offices Arsenal Building Sixty:
O clock p. NJ, OF Monday, september q. 1897.
FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND FUR.
SEcEssARY TO FRET AxP coMRLEyG 50 FAR
CORNER WING AND LECTURE HALL BUILDING
AND ENLARG CEMENT or THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
Or xATTTRAI, HISTORY. IN THE MANHATTAN
souARE. including all the Necessary Blasting and Ex-
ia Rr,ckwork Rubbie-stone Work. Filling Rsmmns
Of Trenches Grading. Mssonwork. Granite and other
S,o,evor< PIastertng Stucco-work Ftreproofng
cas-, iron Wrought Iron and steel Galvanized Iron ana
wirsvo-k Conner and other Meta'wogk, Skyghts, Gaz
ing Roofing Flashings snowguards Gutterins Leaders,
Plumbing Gas and other Pipes. Carpenter-work Door
ma Window Frames Doors. Sashes. Glass. Painting
stems Platforms Cleaning Pipes Valves. Electric WORK
ana Alterations and Connections with Present BudinGD
For particulars see "Clty Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
Cltn hotsls.
[H]Ol7[g[L [gEIlLPl[2[E0

GRAND BOULEVARD & GID ST.
Refurnished, redecorated and improved at
cost of over one hundred thousand 100000
dollars.
Occupies an entire square. and has frontage
of over 400 feet on three streets.
An hotel of the best class, enjoying the
patronage of the best people.
Our rates are more moderate than those OBJ
taning at other hotels of the first class.
The Empire is famous for the perfection OF
its cuisine and service. aid is conducted on both
the American and European plans.
We have no accommodation, parrots dogs other
animals.
All surface cars pass its doors; 9Th and 9th
Ave. Il" station only two blocks distant.
Sumptuousy furnished apartments OF from
two TO ten rooms with private halls and baths.
Single rooms with hot aud cold running water.
large and medium sized rooms with private
bath.
References required. Inspection invited.
". JOHNSON QUINN. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
The Audit Company
Of New York.
EQUITABLE BUILDING.

Acting PRECEDENT, vice-prcsitsr.
AUGUST BELMONT WILLIAM a Nhs.l
Manage. chr, Consulting Aufi.o-.
THOMAS / GREESE STEPHEN LITTLE.
Corsu,'irE Engineer.
WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSO%S
Chief r. Corp, ~ Engrs. Secretary and Trrasurer.
HENRY n SEAMAN EDWARD r. FEElNE.
DIRECTORS.
August Belr1ont =. J. Cassat:.
Frederic +. Ocott Narce'lus Hartley,
James StIllmaH. Charles Il. Flint
william A. Nash. George Coppeil.
Joseph :. Auerhach. q. b. NJ Harvey.
George G.. Haven. John ]. Waterbury,
Ge-r.e ". Young
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
o. Stockholders
w Bsyard Cutting T. jefferson Coolidge. jr..
Walter O. Oakman. Charles :. FairchHd.
A. y. Juilliard. Gustav r. kisseI
Henry w Poor Isaac y. Seigman.
Louis Fitzgerald. Robert Maclay.
The Audit Company examines and reports
upon the accounts and financial condition ~
corporations. copartnerships. and individuals
and examines and reports upon the ply sicai
condition Of railroad manufacturing and
other properties
It's services are az value 10 investors. finan
cial institutions borrowers OF money, direc-
tors Of corporations. merchants firms. and
purchasers Of properties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.
To the Holders of

Frs; Mortgage pr cent. bonds OF the Denver Texas
and Gulf Railway Company.
First Morgag. per cent. bonds Of the Denver, Texas
and Fort Worth Railroad Company:
Funded interest certificates ~ the Denver Texas and
Forth Worth Railroad Company; and
stock q the Union Pacific. Denver and Gult Railway
Company:
bonds OF The urlon Pacific Denver and Gut Railway Com
rany has been formed under agreement dated the
eighteenth day q September. 1891.
Holders ~ the above mentioned bonds funded interest
certificates ard stool, may deposit the subject 70
said wi'h the Central Trust Company ~ New
York. the De- named said agreement. at It's
Office. No - Vail street New York. Its agency. the
American Loan AMI Trust Company. No. So State Street
Boston. Mas.
Certificates o. deposit will 10 issued hy the Deposltary
in respect II deposits made and application will he
made. as practicable. have such certificates
listed upon tho New York stock Exchange.
Dated New York September Is 1891.
GRENVILLE, VI. DODGE. Chairman.
GEORGE VI. PULLMAN.
J. KENNEDY TOD.
OLIVER ANES.
HARRY WALTERS.
HENRY BULGE.
HENRY LEWIS.
IRIiH HERMAN.
Committee.
J. r GRANGER, Secretary
JOHN & WISE
(. G. HENDERSON. Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
DpOP0SALS FOR DRIED FRUIT.--Dcpart

pRQPosALs, ,,e G One Of Indian AnaIrs Wash
ins,on D. c. sept 49, 1891 Sealed PROPOSALS. ;,
% , Indian Affairs. Washington. ID. c.
y NH be rSceved until o'clock p M o, THURSDAY
sbSut ST. 900 pounds dried apples 5000 pounds dried
"a "a pounds dried prunes. This fruit must
~ eron of 1897 and be submitted FOR
u I've isI,vetv either IN New York Chicago. 81. Louis
t.ues C.r or omaha Delivery must be made In double
49, Of bout hundred pounds each and within thirty
DAYS from Of approval or contracts samples must
submittIng bids CERTIFIED CHECks:-Al bids must
he accompanei BY certified check or draft upon some
United Sites depository solvent National bank Tor AZ
least FIVE FER CENT OF the amount OF the proposal
'S"'N A JONES Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

$40 o00 NJ Tventy-slXth NaFd Improvement sS's'17"
Certificates -.
PAYABLE october I. 1902. ~ 90,
An n, ,he above Bonds Principal ard Interest VIII
Re navabe in GOLD COIN e The United states OF Amer
c. Of the pres nc standard ot weight and Gneness ara
80 ~ rovsons of the city Charter as amended by
CHATTER CAS- OF the Laws OF lspi They are free and
,srrn sror, ali taxation except tor state purposes
pavnent OF purchase money 10 be made october an
1897 ,.,....., s...- ,,.o..,,o,,
ponis viii be dated August st. 1891 and accrued interest
on .hesa will he 70 ired addition 70 price Interest
hi r-shr,arv arI August In each year All other Of
lie above s-Aes will be dated October an 1927 with
ir,erssf navahle January and July IN each year.
pronosals rlust the price offered the description or
ra,rity dates ~ Bonds desired and be endorsed Pro
posns To- Bonds. ,. - - 1T A,a. -.
The rlsht s reserved % reject any or all DIGS not
aaer,sa Tor the interest OF the city.
cee'"eu 'o' Va" GEORGE W PALMER. Comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS

Iond-n. Sept aI-Gold is quoted at Busn.s Ares
to-day 1871 20: Lisbon Al at Rome 100 -; amer
lean eagles quoted 16s I'd: gold bars. i's lI.t1
The Of bullion Withdrawn from the BANK 'l E"s
land balance to-day, flc2Wo -..t.,.,
closed dun at the decline desire among hoidcts =
realize The demand fair. Cpnsois ioE ms
III 9-IG. the il: Atchison lo, 54
~ - Paul 1904. Illinois Central los. LouisNliIr' -
Me1icsa Central new A. s.: Ncw-York central no.:
Erie 49, Pennsylvania 5o7 Reading. IA; Eri, hrSt
preferred a.: Mexican ordinary 20i2. Money i3Ht ~
The Of discount in IN. open MAKE, LOT '
short and three months bills. ial"r2 per cent 60,
Paris Sept. 81. p m.-Three per cent fehtes' ~"
francs 32i. centimes for the account. "a -. &C
Berlin sept 2l.-EXchange on Lonnoh- ~ "ihN7 80
rfanninss for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
DEPARTMENT. Office Supervis-

l. Ing Architect Washington. n G.. september ~
9I-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received al I'M, s 81
ace until o'clock ~ the 18th day OF OCTOBER 1891
and opcned Immediately thereafter. Tor all me labor ana
materials fcqured the plumbing and gas piping or We
t. $. Appraisers Warehouse NsW York H.: IN Sch
MAY he Ind at this the office ot the supern-
tenient al York n Y. Each Did must es accom-
NAMED nv certified check Tor not less tben 20 OF
he amount Of proposal The right Is rsservsd 20 re-
sc, any or ali bids and waive defect or inforaly
In sIv hid should It be deemed In the interest," OF me
Government do So All bids received at.er lhe "'o
s,afsd for opennz will Re returned 70 the oedeIs-
az ~ =. KENPER Acting supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

DyFKTlsENENTs ana suoscl .ptiors for Tie tribune
received AZ their cpown 0fier No i'.t2 sroadwss.
- door rortn OF 3ist-st until ococx M adverti,e-
HeSs rscsved at ile following eraneh otses at regular
Office rates o'clock m viz 2sa sun e.
and 4th-s I42 Columbussvs near West Io'
S2i-st tn and sh aves; !o9 EASY sIn.sI .ss
between 10Th and 18th sts io26 3d-ave near ols.
., -os is,sy. near setl-st $50 3d-aye near 4st-st
CsS sd-ave 2O Reeckerst: a25 Bleecker.st. .vS &C.
ave 4oe 4cd-st las East leth-st 2o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

.F,x-dvidend.
The more important net losses We're made by
the following stocks: American Spirits, IL per
cent: American Cotton Oil preferred, y: per
cont. American Sugar. "a per cent; American
sugar preferred > per cent; American 70
hacco 10 per cent: Atchison preferred is per
cent. Baltimore and Ohio. ! per cent; Brook
lyn Rapid Transit, 2h per cent Brooklyn Union
Gas "a. per cent: Buffalo. Rochester and PITTS
burg preferred. per cent; Burlington and
Quincy. IL per cent; Canada Southern, rs per
cent: Central Pacific. ~ per cent; chesapeake
and Ohio | per cent: Chicago Gas, Pa per cent
Chicago Great Western. Il. per cent; Chicago
Great Western preferred \, 1l2 per cent; Chi
cage Cleveland. Cincinnati and -. Louis ia
per cent: Colorado Fuel and Iron, lls per cent;
Consolidated Gas 5ia per cent. Delaware ana
Hudson ga per cent; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred per cent; Erie. rs per cent; the
first preferred, liz per cent; General Electric,
1st PER cent: Illinois Central. per cent; ILLINOIS,
Steel ! per cent: Iowa Central preferred. 2i2 per
cent: Kansas and Texas preferred. "a per cent;
Laciede Gas. Is per cent; Lake Erie and West
crn preferred. 2i4 per cent; Lake Shore. per
cent: Louisville and Nashville. Ia per cent;
Manhattan. ~ per cent Michigan Central. Us
per cent: Minneapolis and st. Louis. 3 per cent;
the second preferred -. per cent; Missouri Pa
cidc. 3A per cent; National Lead. Ia per cent.
Jersey Central, per cent; Network Central.
Oh per cent: Susquehanna and Western pre-
ferred, 81 per cent; Northern Pacific preferred.
per cent; Northwest. -. per cent; Omaha. -.
per cent. Pacific Mail, "a per cent; Pittsburg.
Cincinnati, Chicago and 81. Louis preferred, 81
per cent: Reading. liz per cent the first pre-
ferred, "a per cent; Rock Island per cent; 81
Paul. 2i. per cent; Southern Railway preferred.
per cent: Tennessee Coal. Ia per cent Union
Pacific. Ia per cent: United States Leather pre-
ferred, IL per cent and Western Union 23s
per cent. Silver bullion certificates advanced
per cent.
THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were inactive. Final quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

CHICAGO AND WEST MICHIGAN
1895. 1876. 1877.
Number Of miles 30 Gsi EST
Second week IN Sept. SO 80, N0le2 So. 30f
Jaa I - Sep. H.. ils'.T"
DETROIT GRAND RAPIDS AND wEsTERN.
.cunbe- ~ miles .. 33i "a 33i
second week Sapt.. s2i.gJ 80 N S2N.s32
Jar. - Sent. ii.... SIS Ilsi -
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
.-,,p,h.r II mile. Gls ct ~
Second week IN Sept. s.olr NT-=u Nl.y,
jan / - Sept. H.. a,"iG.3ll -Os"iH i"t""
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
The ST. Louis Southwestern Railroad Company reports
for the year ended June ~.
1907 1896 Changes.
oros. earnings, "a 1886 $4,000 is9 Dec. slso,9i3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
NEW YORK september ~. 1897.
To tho Stockholders of
THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

"
TIE undersigned representing holdings Of preferred
AMI COMMON stock have consented 70 act STOCK
HOLDERS COMMITTEES. ard -"quesi all s'ockhoier, 70
d.ro,t tsel- stock with the CENTRAL TRUST COM
pA@T OF NEW YORK. whch VIII issue negotiable GER
,ss FOR ~. same under preliminary agreement with
-, undersigned -opes ~ which viii be furnished upon
application 10 The Trgs comrany % either Of the IN
del5gref
The Receiyershp has now continued for egh, months
Al classes of mortgage creditors organized. and
majority u each class OF debt Is now in the
hands % organized ia its interest Not"iih
standing this - steps taken unite the stock
In their behalf creditors VINO are now In possession
- the property. .. -. -
The preferred and stock represents large and
of the present bonded i.o h.d
n hat equity preserved FOR the benefit or ts Own
.s immediate ard united action In their Interest IS I'M
peratlve . a., --...
In view 81 The Tor prompt action. the Commit
zoe mas LIMITED the TINE FOR deposits ot stock 70 me
18TH day 81 SEPTEMBER. 1877. after whlch cate no
will received except upon payment u penalty
~. one half u one cent -,., -. -
Apricnton will u made 20 is the central Trust COM
PAWS certificates for preferred ana common STOCK upon
New YORK stock Exchange
DICK bros. & CO..
30 broad St. New York
BELL & CO..
CLARK. WARD co..
80 Broad 81. New YorH.
WEBB 4 PRALL.
r,,o,,,s q W9n s., , X,S York.
81 Broad ST. New York
Stockholders Committee.
PHILIP HATHAWAY. Secretary .. > $1,000
ADDRESS ALL NMlNitA ATOMS TO DICk
BROS a CO.. 30 BROAD ST. " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

sIess I-lG.
Domestic exchange vas as follows at the
places named Savannah-Buying. Lilo or; sell
Ing. par New O~leans-Co.nmercial, 81 - dis
count: bank par. Charleston-Buying. par;
selling. lsc. premium. Chcago-3oc. discount.
San Francisco-Sght &c. telegraph. 1l.c. Bos-
ton-12iac. to l62-3c: discount Cincinnati
Between banks 40c. discount; over counter. par
Bank claarings in this city were: Exchanges
Sis. 29e. G96: balances $10.5SS. 963 Boston-Ex-
changes $3.2G1. los balances. S5a9.919 Bati
500 $3.50: 5G5. l. . ''' '-O' ''1' . go
The commercial price Of bar silver was 5olsc
Mexican silver dollars 446 46l2c In London bar
silver unchanged at 2lLd. Exports OF silver to-
morrow. all 600 cInces
Money on call in London was IAN per cent.
and open market discounts l3-16@2 per cent
for short and long bills. British consols closed
al III ZIG for money and l111s for the account.
French rentes We're JOB francs .'2is centimes.
Paris discount rate. 17s per cent, Paris exchange
on London. - francs 1918 confines. Berlin
discount rate. 3l2 per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement.
covering actual results Of two days ago. COM
pared with the last preceding statement. gives
the following balances
No, Sfss e Is sep q Inc. ch1 ss
Nj 5 ::: 5::;: B:: :$;S
Actual cash over
tideaes 40. s22o Ol7a2s s2c5aOo7sO Inc. s:oi7s
tional banks. 17s7iscs l7.s744a7 Dec 80
Available cash seq ao2 ~ s2i2eS2l7 Inc s?ol .Gs
Minor liabilities. 255S2 22j 2G2l's13 Inc '>"'oi'
Ac,l cash bal s2i6 80 s2iG4Gs.S9' Dec 1892 100
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were S3l9 49,. internal revenue receipts
$lO3 .U39 ard the miscellaneous receipts SIT
600 total Government receipts for the day
SI70OSl: expenditures SS250o0; excess Of ex-
pcnditures Sji9l0 Receipts for month TO date
S1iSl1919: expenditures. SlI. i64Wp; excess or
expenditures. S2G46OSl. Receipts for hscal year
TO date 81 6}S: expenditures. Slol lo-?o':
excess of expenditures, S2s.22j.3lS Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption to-day
S131 800 l,,-
The Sub-Treasury debtor AZ the Clear
ing House S61S1S Its net loss on palance vas
S3l .696. made up by a loss in currency oi 49,
90 and Il gain in coin or S1u2 T. "-udy ;
operations included Receipts e"o-oTfv, pa!
ments So 0;I SO resulting in genera oaialEe
of 5000 Oh S.4 consisting Of Sl4S,SJl.o-3 com
and $50 81 currency. , ~.
The first annual report or the STANDARD NOPe
and Irvine Company was issued To-Day. uIoss
nroft amounted to $500 3S1. other earnings and
income 5000 Oa3 a total OF Sl,l024l4 Expenses
were 81 O36. 100. leaving balance oil So"'%'t
Jn,nrovenent account was HJi.-l- lotdl pdl-
anre S121G3: interest charges on first mort.
care bonds. $4,000, leaving debit balance OF
Sl61 $50. ~
rvronTs OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw-YoRk
, .,,- Con. .. ,sss Is 81 s7sa1 S sss sss,sS9
Ws1 Iaa,mT 26s52eo1o @'i'o2s
Comnarod with week ago exports Increased
in value S6S9,599.
crRrrT RAILWAY. GAS AND M1SCEL-
LANEOUS SECURITIES.
r,,o-,s, ~. David Pfei1er. No is wai-st. Ne~,!orS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
financial Hleetinas.


OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept. 7th. 1927.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the
Stockholders Of the Carolina Central Railroad Com.
-any will held Front Street Office OF the Com.
pany IN the city Of Wilmington, North Carolina,
Thursday the eth day OF October A. D.. 1891. at I
JNO. H. SHARP.
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.

The SIX per Debenture Bonds 97o542o) and the
-Four per cent Bonds 4i00 Of the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Company mature October
lst 1897 and will be paid In cash upon presentation a,
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY at or after maturity.
In respons. 70 Inquiries made by oondhoders. whether
Company would extend or renew these BONDS or any
ar az them the Company has concluded 10 say that II
willing 10 renew Bonds to the amount In the aggregate
o not exceeding 600 and upon presentation at the
Central Company between September 18th. 1877
and October 9Th 1897 Of any OF the outstanding
Bonds will issue therefor until the Bonds
50 issued aggregate 100000 its Deben'ure Bonds OF the
Ike character guaranteed by the Southern Pacific Com
pany maturing October Isl. 1902 and bearing in'eres.
a. the uniform, rate Of Five per per payable
.eri-annualy April Is, and october ist The October ].
1897 coupon maturing Bonds will be paid In cash upon
presentation thereof the Central Trust Company on
or after September 18th. 1891
This offer subject withdrawal at any time without
notice
NEW YORK. September An. 1891
HOUSTON TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
By THos. H. HUBBARD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

CEPT FOR STATE FLRFOc
PRINCIPAL, AND INTEREST PAYABLE ~ dOLD'
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE Comptouer,s one.
Rfookyn September 18th llgI.The Unfrslsneg VIII re
cevA sealed proposals this Office until Inursday SEP
Ten Ter 3Oth 1851 IL O'Clock n5on at whcn us lnel
viii 30 opene for the whole part ot the folow-s
registered THREE AID ONE-HALF PEhCENl SoND''
STOCK AND CERTIFICATES VIZ
$3.50. 600 % School Building Ponds
Payable January !. 1881 - ,.-....,.-
$50 325 90 Consolidated stock Issued or s
OF the New East River Bridge
PAYABLE January l. 1887. --..,.. =,
slG n. 70 consolidated stock 10 the Extension q
the system OF water supply.
PAYABLE January l. 1885, . - .-.,.-
Consolidated stock issued FOR the Construc'on
Of Auxiliary sewers.
Payable January l. 1857. --...
go 200 Consolidated Stock issued f'r the Improvement
Of Albany Avenue
PAYABLE January l. 1871 49,. -,--,-,--
500 600 % Consolidated stock Issued or the pscipinay
School
Payable January T. 1871
IS 900 ~ Pubic Library Bon1s.
Payable January l. 1857. ..
100000 Consolidated stock issued ior the Improvement
Of Wailabout Market properly
PAYABLE October l. 1871.
81 600 90 Memorial Bonds
Parable October T. .'lt
500 600 90 Local Improvement Bonds.
PAYABLE January l., 1917. -. 49,.
FIalush Bonds accrued interest from
August l. 1877. 20 be paid IN ADDITION 10 prce''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
THE MIpDLEsEx BANKING COMPANY
MIDDLETCwN, CONN.

WILL PAY. demand with Interest 10 Gate OF pay n'n''
pEDENTuHE SERIES :5 due November l. 1885,. 10000.