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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
PAWTUCkET.
The District Court.

In the District Court Saturday after
noon Joseph Powers and George Hislop
were arraigned on the charge of highway
robbery. committed upon the person OF
BENJAMIN T. eison. they pleaded not
guilty and were committed TO jail with
out bail TO await an examination next
Saturday.
Yesterday morning eight persons were
fined So aud costs for drunkenness.
In court this morning Daniel r.. Buck
lin, a fugitive from the State workhonse,
was returned to that institution.
Five persons were fined So and costs for
drunkenness and revelling.
Points of Interest.
The Board OF Aldermen and Common
Council will meet in joint convention
Wednesday evening to elect a sewer COM
missioner.
citation will lie held this evening when
fife matter Of keeping the Worlds fair
omen on Sundays will be discussed.
An open meeting OF Tower Post will
be held this evening, when Comrade Ed
ward II. Tobie will read paper on army
hospital "reminiscences.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet this evening at the Pawtucket Ho-
The annual meeting of the Pawtucket
dispensary will be held this afternoon at
O'clock at the office of T.. T. Carpenter
on North Main street.
Saturday night Thomas Rose of West
Wrentham, Mass, fell upon the street
here and dislocated his right shoulder.
lie was attended by DIR. Lane at the po-
lice station.
The Pawtucket Commercial Bulletin is
the title of new monthly journal de-
voted to Pawtucket int erests: its first num-
ber bears promise of successful future.
The editorials and industrial news arti-
cles are we'll written and its advertising
columns are literally patronized. The
Bui letin contains 81 PAGES and it is edited
by J. ID. Hall &. II. Bosworth is bust
ness manager.
The police received word yesterday af-
ternoon that man who was either crazy
or drunk was creating considerable ex-
citement out on the Lindsey Pike by
aouris hing knife around and threaten
ING to cut his throat. The "hurry-up"
wagon was dispatched to the scene, but
the man had vanished.
The police were out yesterday looking
for violators of the Sunday selling law
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
CENTRAL EAllS.

A temperance talk will take place in
Tenn mperance Hall this evening, under the
ausnices of the Sacred Heart Total Absti-
nence and Benevolent Society.
The Lincoln town council is in session
this afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board of iirewards will be held this even
ing.
The probate court will hold a session
"Wednesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
New York Cotton Market.
Chicago Grain Market.
QUOTED by A. +. wEEDEN.

Total receipts. l2.4oa spot price. psl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
Local stock Quotations.
PAMrucKrr nANKs.
TRUST COMPANIES.
RAILROADS.

Industrial Ills .."lB Of A LAT. 50S<
Mercantile. .... %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
financial.
Illinois Central Railroad
Company.
NEw.YoRK, JuntS. fssA

u
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMpANv
GENTLEMEN -
After years Of patient waiting an opportunity h,. -
length arisen Of carrying into full purposes -
which the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad W. 49,
tered by the State Of Mississippi and Snd
taken In the interest Of the Illinois Central Ralrosd Com
pany in 1882 to-wit. the development Of the Y,a..
Delta.
The work has been delayed and. thus far prevns.s
owing of the Delta having been occvpis
by various railways which have been consolidated ino ~
Louisville New.Orlesns and Texas Railway COMPANY
Through the purchase OF the securities OF that comp>av
purposes contemplated in the charter Of Yazoo aox
Mississippi Valley Railroad Company be carried
without the Of capital incident DUPLICATING
existing railways In agricultural country.
The Yako0 Delta Is alluyta basin stretching fpom
Memphis to vicksburc, some 200 miles in length and "A
in extreme breadth containing over 100000 acres a
land OF inexhaustible fertility.
The Louisville. New-Orleans and Texas Railway run.
from Memphis population 4,495) through the Delta h
yicksburg tho largest city Mississippi tpopulsio.
1879. thence through Baton Rouge, the capital 4
Louisiana C0.47SD. and to NewOreans C2420oN
with branches to hatcher u0.10l), to Greenvile NsSs
and to Jackson 1920 and other towns Although ~
main line from Memphis New.Ofeans Is. BY SO mllss
longer than the route Of the Illinois Central and lies
far from 1t affect local rates in Mississippi
the exceptionally low grades OF the Louisville. New.
Orleans and enable IL freight trains nfy
GERS the greater part of Its line. and to give
nearly ~ quick passenger service between Men,
phis and New.Orleans that Of the Illinois Central
The Louisville, New-Orlesns and Texas Railway VIII
its branches Of which rs miles gauge new
comprises 79S miles Of railway During the year sdel
June 30 1884, with 100 miles In operation. the grns
earnings 37l8.4So being ct the rate Of se ~
mile.
The road IL we'll equipped The track Is laid VITA
STEEL is we'll tied, and partially ballssted The company
possesses good freight terminals Memphis and
Orleans - well shops and tools for the repair Of
machinery vicksburg
The following extract from the Annual Report o he
company for the year ending June 30. 1884, explains
itself:
"A tolersbly correct estimate Of the exceptional ~
material prosperity Of the section OF country
traversed by lines be formed by the following
statement Of the earnings since the road opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

The rapid development OF the local principally
agricultural which resulted from the opening OF these n
may be measured by Increase In the Local trahc VINCE
shows gain 1172 per cent In three and one-haf year
and during which time the earnings OF The branches A00~
In the last two years, have been at their minimum
Already the Louisville. New-Orleans and Texas RAILWAY
carries into NewOreans larger tonnage OF Cotton ana
Grain than carried by the Illinois Central The Illinois
Central Railroed opened for traffic in 1854, and ns
major part Of the Dubuque and Sioux City and OF wh
Chicago. St Louis and New.Orleans RAILROAD 10
1880. The Gross Earnings Of the 2sss miles operated
the Illinois Central Company during the last Fiscal Yea
were &c go per mile.
While the lease Of the Chicago. st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Illinois Central has in Itself been.
from year TO year. continual OF profit to the lessee
chief value is feeder and e. distributor Of tsms
% and from Illinois.
The rent Of that railroads.&c. mes-during the nrst
Of the lease-lss3-was 81 5000 - e2l per mile ns
gross earning Of preceding had been s3e2oSU.
and the rent 80 5000 per cent thereof.
The grea, majority OF the securities Of tho Louisv1@
New.Orleans and Texas r. W. Co now be bought on
basis OF paying for ell such securities s5oOpooo in money
and s20OO00Oo in Illinois Central -Four Per Cent Gsh
Bonds being part issue Of not exceeding s25 10000
Of such Bonds be secured by pledge OF the purchase
ecur The remaining q, 900, 900 OF Bonds
retained BY the Illinois Central Company.
The Louisville, New.Oreans and Texas r. W. Co. has
outstanding
per Second Mortgage Cumulative Income
p sp" cen; Income Land Mortgage Bonds Non. '''"
Cumulative
..........e95 $4,000
That Company also has snare capital OF Is 900 0O0
The Illinois Central Company has nve millions Of
cash in treasury which can, II necessary. be used In
this purchase.
The fixed charges the property will be $500 900. -
which should be added the interest the SIS oo0 600.
Assuming this at per cent, the annual rent sil b
81 $50 oOo This will be % 26loO per cent OF last years.
earnings and 81 $50 mile of railway now in operation
The magnitude OF the transaction induces the Directors
10 closing the negotiation without applying
TO the stockholders for ratification, and in doing they
regret that the wn Of the vendors 10 give N
option upon their securities prevents longer notice Of
meeting Of stockholders which they have been obga
TO call for Saturday. June Is. 1892.
They do however. hesitate 10 recommend the pur
chase II It be carried out the terms above outlines
being the interests OF the shareowners OF the corpo
ton as well as Of the country served by us railway.
Respectfully submitted.
STUYvESANT FISH, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

In State bonds small sale of Alabama, class
A. was made at l03 IL. OF city bank stocks
Mercantile sold (2j) at 23O. a decided advance
from the price Of the last transaction.
The dealings in the general bond market were
only moderate but they exceeded tine average
record OF recent days. Prices were almost uni
formly higher on the increased demand Atchison
~ rsc IA per cent 10 50 3-4, but the incomes
were 3-s easier at IS "a. Eric second consols
are up SIS per cent at lO5 rs Rock Island ex-
tension IS gained the fraction at 03 l2. Houston
and Texas Central tirsts advanced 3-s per cent
to lO6. Reading general As are Ia per cent
higher at 80 49, and the third preference incomes
up l-2 at 80 ~. Toledo. st. Louis and
Kansas City 6rsts gained rs per cent at "a 7-s
Reference is made to our full report Of bond
sales.
Money on call was freely offered at | l-2 per
cent, and part OF the business was done al per
cent.
TIE Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, S77,6Sl ,0Gl balances. $5,s76,sO4
The Subj reasury debtor to the Clearing
House $ssG.l2O. It's net loss on balance since
Friday was sl6O,42o, made up by loss Of S372.-
2s5 in coin, minus gain of $2l ,s65 in currency
The two days operations included Receipts,
$5.0s2, 7sl; payments. $5,25s,lsl; resulting in O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The stock market to-day was more active IMAM
in weeks and prices advanced materially unuer
the Influences which became so prominent on Sat
urday There is decided restoration OF tone
in financial circles because Of the satisfactory
political outlook as regards the stability OF cur
rencv questions. and the Government exhibit Of
wheat and the smaller gains has dispellcd the
gloom which the bear faction had been sedu-
lousy cultivating in hope that it would assist the
ATTEMPT TO cover short contracts. The influence
from the agricultural prospects naturally made
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul the leader Of
the market The dividend question OF the 81.
Paul road thus becomes simply matter of time
and amount The company cleared for the year
ended June 80, 1891, surplus over full divi-
dends on the preferred stock Of S70l, 52s, equal
to nearly per cent on the common stock The
increase in net earnings since that date may there
fore be fairly assumed TO be free for the stock,
and the gain for the ten months Of the fiscal
year beginning July 1. 1891, has been 81, ,492
on the common capital of about S4O,OO00OO.
Income from investments" surely may not be
reduced because the Milwaukee and Northern
from which =. Paul derives Prohtj earned lor
the first nine months Of ITS fscal year SZ',opo
more than in the corresponding period OF the pre-
viOus year. With it's present prospects
and the assurance Of having to
per cent on its common stock
in it's treasury on June 3d. it is moi surprising
that the recent buying Of St Paul has been Sig
nificant There is excellent authority for saying
that in ST Paul to lay some large purchases were
made for accounts that have not been opened
in several Years.
All the Western stocks were materially higher,
although in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and
In Rock Island the strength may have bcen
largely due 70 efforts 10 reduce the heavy out
standing short interest There vas fair activity
through The entire list, with resulting advances.
Tie weather West was favorable, batch VI
excellent railroad earrings WIS rp0rfc'i, and tho
exhibit Of CHICAGO and i>ast-boun1 shipments
last week footed up to 3J,1}6 tons, against
4G. 600 tons IN the preceding week, and 43,3S9
tons in the corresponding week OF 1891 The
market was blemishej but not injured by the
the unfavorable interpretation given 70 the pur-
chase of the HOusa,onc road by two directors of
the New-lork New-liavcn and Hartford. This
snie should assure the elimination from the New
ENGLAND MANAGEMENT Of interests whose hands
are now uncovered, bnt IL may be mistake to
underratc the determination and capital possessed
goal record in building up and selling railroads.
The buving in the general market WIS partici-
rated in by London. Prices reacted smartly from
highest points under taking Of profits, but the
closing wac firm without abatement of the under
tone of confidence
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
Sales Of $4,000 Government As, coupon, at
III l-o sunice,l to stiifen the whole market and
the quotations for the ~ were advanced Is per
cent Following were the final figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The new week opened without material change In
the petroleum situation. There WA no Important
news frun the oil country. and the tfadiig was
professional. There were sales In options Of i2'"'
barrels Mt "a 34d 81 LEA 50 cents. The closing wns
dull with offerings a trinc below the figures Of the
Inc, cole Refined oil WAS unchanged at cents
rcr Gallon I'm barrels $50 cents ~ bulk. and $50
cents In cases FOrdcn quotations were Antwerp'
I534 frances Bremen. $40 marks. aud London.
7-ec I'd.
OIL City. Penn. June I3.-Sauonal TranSt corun-
Gates opanei AT $40 highest. 5Jsc lowest. 5ih,c
closed AZ 55,. S.es. II ,oOc b3ls clesrahces. 7opo
bbls: shipments. ~, 795 bbls runs. 800 bbs
pitt b,ire June l3-NatlOna Transit certhcat'-
oneoS a. 5tsc closed a. SIC highest lowest 5tac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
OTEENS COUNTY FUNDING poNDs

NJ sealed proposals for tho purchase OF all or any part
u al 'fsuc OF hundred nf:v thousanI
dollars par value Of gold bonds. issued nv H.,
tontr or queens for tho pnrposc OF funding the floating
ndeb~dness o. 'ad County. WI b. received Nv IN.
, 800 ms non "ec I"" horrc Long Island city.
win he pnbcly opened by the clerk ~ the Hoard Of
Suprv sors IN tn presence Of the oad The Board Of
super For cpe1sy reserves the raht to reject ali
bids they ds"m Tor i" Int"r~: Of the County do
Each bid be- accompanied by certified check IN the
81 the Counr Treasurer Tor pcr cen, of tho "a
value OF the amount bid for and contain stl.n
ent signed ~ the bidder that he .ubmt his bid accord
with all The terms and conditions Of
the board ~ Supervisors directing the issue O, theso
ionds copy ~ which be obtained from the under
signed All bids must h. .nclOsod IN scaled on vconc
and be- Endorsed Eds for the Purchase OF Funding Ponds
No bond will he sold for less than IT, iar value For
further information apply e. JCSr,PH DYKES
County IRA surcr
Court House I,onp land Itv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

- Sealed proposals VIII b. received hv the BOARD Of
Water Cornmi- Of thu Villagr Of Ilion. " Y until
10 o'clock noon the rst dav ~ Jrlv 1872 te oniro
for the purchase n sos 10000 IN value Of The Water
Donds OF the village 81 any nort hsr of The bonds
are for ri ooo es-h payable at the Ton National Bank
az Ilion n Y thirty from July LIST 1892 with the
right Of redemption time atr twenty wears and
bearing interest four per cent per PAYABLE semi
annually on the doy ~ J1nuarv and July issued under
tho provisions Chspt"r 1sl OF the Laws OF 1875
State Of New.York and u" laws amenfoCry thereof and
sunni thereto and will be sold lee. than
nr Right reserved % r.iect anv all proposals; in
ton 10 A. " Russell Secretary ~ the poord 10 whom
proposals should b, aidre sei marked PROPOSALS FOR
WATER BONDS" \. y RUSSELL.
Secretary Of Board OF Water Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

IN DENOMlNAIlONS VI Ti'""C
WITH COUPONS ATTACHED AND REflSl iio.s
PROVISION REGISTERED CERTIFICATES or To,vo
EACH INTEREST PAYABLE TO THE RE"lSiInID
OWNER
The NewYork Ontario and Western Railways sSsem
extends from New.York Harbr at WeehawKeh W N'o
anthracite coal fields at Scranton and 70 Lake o"' "
Oswego. ~ "a. no
r,e ,o,,, mileage operated is 47677, including 1O4eS
miles of leased lines and 3o7 miles trsckoge from wee
hawken TO Cornwall over the Wess Shore hoau' '
with the use OF terminals and ferries In New'foX
is secured by contract for two hundred years from
Thus giving ample facilities NewYork business. ino
earnings Of the company for the curren: fiscal year emu
ing June 80, 1892. partly estimated. are: "ro's'
o., 256. $780, net, $500 6V2
The total annual interest charges otter the redemption
y, tho per cent bonds mentioned and the issue OF
az ZOO 900 per cent refundng bonds will be Sofoooo
and the rentals OF leased lines Will be about @oVV'
com,anv has a capital stock Of s5S113,9S2 The QUIZ
tand ne bonded debt consists OF 100000 per cent
bonds which called for redemption %ya"'e
sent and S. 800 900 per cent bonds being Paro VI
81 10 900 authorized. which may be redeemed ~ W
pleasure the company on six months nouce ser u"0
l. 1880. -. -. . 4, .
nor cent bonds referred above authorized but unissueo
shall on the retirement OF the SKIES be deposited VII" inc
Trustees as additional security for the refundhs Per GEM
bonds enhancing at security Of the latter TO that
extent and when outstanding per cent bonds snail
have been redeemed the refundng loan will constitute
the sole upon the property OF the company Inc
company agreed redeem the per cent bonds not
later than in the year 1892 practicable without ncreas
Ing It's interest charges.
For the purpose OF refundng existing per cent
and per cent bonds he having already been called
for redemption on Sept above stated and to provide
funds for the Legitimate needs Of the the stock
holders have authorized to the Mercantile Trust
Comrany as Trustee, issue OF per cent re-
funding 1oO-year gold bonds limited to s20o0O.OOo.
The bonds so authorized appropriated as follows:
So 500 900 now offered for subscription for the purpose OF
paying of the -, 900 600 8 per cent bonds, and
for providing funds for additional equipment
coal docks at Cornwall and other needs Of the
company In the near future
7ooO 600 reseryed with the retire the IS 60O-
900 per cent bonds above described. ct or
before maturity accordance with the pro-
visions OF the mortgage.
800 900 reserved with the Trustee for future issue
when required by the company for the acquisi.
ton OF property, under the provisions OF the
mortgage stated below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
.f,nanfid..
BopD.frpR7(A(E GUARANTEED
20 COURT-ST.,
50 LlBEHi ,opv BROOKLYN.


CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.
Guarantees the payment of Bonds and MofV
cages on real estate in Ncw-York ana hins'
Counties.
Offers to investors choice mortgage in'e''
mcn,s with payment guaranteed by it.
Better security than Railroad Bonds better
;rt.r.st than Government or City Bonds; ao-
solutely safe, negotiable securities.
DIRECTORS,
. !, WILLIAM. Orlando Il. Potter,
100, r or William NJ Ingraham,
80, :, schin John J. Tucker
49,. NJ c,.,l,or william Lummis
Charles X. Henderson, James ~ b'n.
- =, n c,e.n Beajamin d. Hicks,
- = p,ow, Julien L. Davies,
,ns.,ok po,t,r Felix Campbell,
Ellis D. Williams
WILLIAM b. ISHAM. MAhIlN JUS,
President "lce'rres'ueA'
CLARENCE n. KELSEY, I'd VicePresideht
up.Nr R.11Ey O. EGERTON SCHMIDT.
Secretary. treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
tlnsledl Jnstrumenls.

A NUMBER or SECONDHAND GRAND. UPRIGHT
"A and square Plays OF make slightly used
and fully guaranteed also second hand Pianos Of other
leading makers q low prices
CHICkERING e. SONS. CHICKERTNG HALL
jthAvc. and 18th 81. New.Ysrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
miscellaneous.
~ WILLIAM HARRIS,
lie CONTRACTOR,
~ BROADWAY. NEW.YORK.

TIVVt.IN fNtIINKys, NuttT WUrN', Ik,Nus.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW;YoRK TRIBUNE WILL Re RE
way, ID door north Of Thirty arstst. and ADvER-
IiSEMBNTs at the following Branch omecs p, sth-
ave; cor. 2Sd-st l52 6thaNe. 1877 Fourth ave,
corner Eourtecnhst 80 Third corner Forty
lo6 Wet Forty second rs counsasase 90 Liberty
st. % Avenue A l323 Thrd-ave; 20 Wcst Fourteenth.
st. 22l West 42dst; it0 Church-st. 554 Thrd.ave.
At the HARLEM OFFICES, $50 East one hundred.
sndtweny .afthst H. 2a3 West o1chvndred and.twenty.
nth-st and 800 West Onchundred and. forty fthst UP
to p. M. At regular onice rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14

.,,I balonce Of S12s.es2.ss1 consisting OF
SiIo 700 3s7 coin and Sl6,1s3,404 currency -
The Treasury purchased $4,000 ounces Oh I'll S,.
vcr AT prices ranging from 1857 to s9.sV IN. w
;"ss ~ the ELECTED lots were not made puhnc.
fhe Mercantile Safe Deposit Company re1tIr,s
holdings f 2265,397 ounces TO secure on'stai"i"s
o' w. United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived today S29e,O77 National bank notes Tor
redemption. e,oo,,s. tho intcr-
ooi revcnne receipts Ss5I ,O70 and the miscella-
neous receipts S33, 09s. - ,ash
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF c asn
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN 'n0
"suie' " Wv - =, Junc IT, Differences.
-, ~ 1u"e eoi 40 al IA on $50 Inc. slsl 9is
Net gold on manu- I'll % oSi 3 90 2s0 Inc. 1889
Net l.ea!-;enders 800, ooc n aao oS4 Inc ol777s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
Proposals for City OF
Chicago Gold Bonds.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.

City Of Chicago June s. 1892.
Proposals will b. received the Office OF the City
Comptroller OF the City OF Chicago ~ 10 tNelye 40
o'clock Noon OF the twentieth t1othl day Of June
lsg2 for the sale OF S2I 600 CITY OF Chicago Water
Loan bonds z>o 90 SIv, Of Chicago River Im.
Bonds, and 100000 lty OF chicago sewerage
iIond~, Of the denomination Of one thousand 900
dol,rs each; to be s'ued ard dated July l. lss2 and
coo to rpacc Ike amount ma.ur
ing on that date p;ere, the ats OF four a. per cent
PER annum payable seml-annuGy AZ the American En-
change National Bank. New-fork principal and interest
payable IN gold
These bonds are Issued pursuant ordinance passed
by thu City Council April :, 1892 and approved by the
MayOr.
BIDS will pc received for the whole or pnrt Of said
Will be deliverable the city OF Chicago
T. CITY reject aud all bids
A certified check National bank for at least Ave 81
per u the amount bid for should each
lrop)sai
Any further Information In regard these securities
obtained this ofce &C the American Exchange
National Iank IN New. YORK
II NJ MAY CITY COMPTROLLER
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9apinqs Banks.

u OWERY SAVINGS BANK, New. OH or
ID June 3, IS92-On and after July I. 1872 TINS os "a
VIII be open daily Sundays and holidays as Fdsys
from 10 O'Clock m. To o'clock p. m, ana or ss rdss
from 10 o'clock q. m. to IL o'clock nonn 10y .3ssv
tha Trustees. EDWARD WOOD. Presssse