Annual Report of the Council of the Corporation of Foreign Bondholders, Svazek 27 |
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1st January 1st July a-Half per Cent Accumulative Sinking Fund Agreement amortisation amount annum April Arrangement ARTICLE assigned authorised balance Banco Bank of Spain Bondholders Budget Buenos Ayres cash Cedulas Certificates Coffee Comayagua Committee Contract Conversion Cortes Costa Rica Council Coupons Currency Customs Revenue Daïra Debentures December 31st Decree default Deficit deposited Drachmæ Ecuador Entre Rios Estimates exchange Expenditure Export External Debt Extraordinary Finance Five per Cent Floating Debt following Table Foreign Four per Cent Gold guarantee Guatemala half-yearly holders Import Duties increase Internal Ituana June 30th Loan London Lord Avebury March ment Milreis Minister Monopoly Mortgage Nett nominal Obligations October outstanding paid payable payment Pesetas Port principal Province Public Debt Puerto Cortes Railway Bonds Railway Company Redeemable redemption Report Republic San Domingo secured Sinking Fund Six per Cent square miles Sterling Stock Sundry surplus Syndicate Tobacco Total Treasury
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Strana 267 - January ist, 1896, inclusive, to be funded at par into New Bonds bearing the above rates of Interest. (3) A Sinking Fund of J percent.
Strana 227 - January, 1847, but soon fell through in consequence of the war between Mexico and the United States, when the latter took possession of Vera Cruz and Tampico, thus cutting off a part of the security pledged for the service.
Strana 413 - January, 1860, and thenceforth l£ per cent. Holders of Deferred Bonds had, at the time of Conversion, the option of exchanging £100 Bonds into ,£50 of the New Three per Cent. Bonds.
Strana 301 - June, 1900. If the Bonds of the External Debt were not handed over within the period stipulated, the Government was to have the right subject to existing hypothecations to take possession of the Railways. In April, 1899, an Agreement was entered into between the Council acting in conjunction with the Committee of 1889 Bondholders and the Central American Public Works Company for the transfer to the Salvador Railway Company of the Railways and Concessions held by the Works Company, including the subsidy...
Strana 413 - ... Coupons. The Government defaulted again in 1864 upon the 1859 and 1862 Loans. 1864. — A Loan, bearing 6 per cent, interest, was issued by the General Credit and Finance Company. The last interest paid on this Loan was in April, 1867, when £2. 75. 6d. on account of the ,£3 Coupon was paid. 1880-81. — The Loans of 1859, 1862, and 1864 were converted into a " New Consolidated Debt." This Arrangement provided for an issue of ^4,000,000 New Bonds, of which .£2,750,000 was applied to the Conversion...
Strana 11 - English market in 1872 and 1874 by Messrs. Stern Bros, at a fixed exchange of 49d. to the dollar. Sinking Fund, I per cent., applied quarterly, by tender. In 1889 these Bonds were converted into new Three and a-Half per Cent. External Sterling Bonds. 1866-8. — Six per Cent. Loan. Amount, ^2,500,000, to meet expenses...
Strana 116 - Railway) .£2,400,000. Issued in two portions at 93 and 86 per cent. 1893. — Five per Cent. Funding Loan. This was issued under the Decree of nth June, 1893, for the purpose of funding the interest on the Debt for three years, except on the Monopoly Loan of 1887. The Coupons maturing in June, July, and October of that year were paid in the Bonds of this Loan. In November, 1893, however, the Government decided to discontinue the Issue. By the Law of the ioth-22nd December, 1893, the Coupons on the...
Strana 118 - III. — 4perCent l889(Rentes) ... 155,000,000 Total 551,716,500 The initial interest on these Loans is fixed at 43 per cent, of the original interest in the case of the Monopoly Loan, and at 32 per cent, in that of the other Loans. The funds remitted for the service of the Funding Loan, but not applied...
Strana 301 - Debentures to the amount of ,£660,000, to provide for the cancellation of the outstanding Bonds of the 1889 and 1892 Loans, the Debentures of the Public Works Company (,£150,000), and other claims. These Debentures to be redeemable by an accumulative Sinking Fund of I per cent, per annum, commencing from the 1 5th of August, 1906, to be applied by purchases or drawings, at the price in the case of drawings of .£103 for each .£100 of Debentures.
Strana 306 - Fund, an annuity of ,£58,900 in half-yearly instalments for twenty-five years, or a total of ,£1,472,500. Messrs. Peter Lawson & Co., acting for Mr. Hartmont, accordingly issued in London ,£757,700 in Bonds secured upon a first charge on the Customs Duties of the Ports of Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata, the Guano royalties, and the Revenues arising from the Forests and Mines of the Province of Samana. The Bonds were redeemable in twenty-five years by a IJ per cent, accumulative Sinking Fund.