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New York Markets.

S'rrr'Y, June li.-fiour Asp MrAL-Bnsiness was
a'm"'' at stand. and prices were depresssed and
unsettled. quoted Flour. n bbl-fine. 81 s6ss' &C;
sh"r'n". s. l5sS2.75; No extra, sa."ots3 10: No.
extra, ~ no ais; clears s3S5ss44o; straights,
s'."fs'""; PATENTS, spring, s+.5os$t~; winter,
s''"'@'@Si: city mills, extras, S@5ss4+o' Rye
ho"r 2 hh' Supernnc. saOoas+25 Corn meal p
wine ''' "N''''""''''
,nn.n "iGr"s opened at smart adranre IN re-
rIl'' -" 'fug"r report from Liverpool; bui a. the
,iup,"rrn,'hl 'HrTr was known To 10 based whOi on
~ n"' nhu I'n"r there were free te'T' nc ne Az
~ 'i"'' f'rrilng from soc IA i.'"r, Inc h"
credit the hurr r. NH. az nJ,"i. inv a.. substantial
m"Wn'} on III" lst inst It's influence whs Er"htly
nuinI ny ih' recent go1n wealth and ~" gchr"hiy
L. ' Al ''lnl tinm Nhc c"t an lrynn rN'cm 'ro
u"'s'fri The great excess at the rSihe sUppy
e. We ate Xeiiinz nnc"mfUIisby Eear iur nsxt sop
spt eoloh was less active and p.icrrd c!IGrd lie;
HiGahhg uplslds. 1llbe; CO. Gp-. 'i,-ier. NJ FOL
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SATURDAY. Juno II

~, SATURDAY. Juno II.
mo possibility that the present Admins
Dation may be continued in power cxertod n
favorable influence upon the stocl; market
w'naE' Besides. Wall street is Of tho opinion
.h' The Democratic platform will be MS
e"Hhu on the monetary question rs the one
T T"'' mas been adopted ut Minnenpolis.
ahorGh only moderately active. tho market
E S"S ftroh@ throughout On sa.es Of nearly
sS""' slITr"s 81. Paul advanced 2. r. cent,
shs, -" D. and Quincy on sales Of about o4NO
.s" 70 crossed ;. cent. higher, Tho only other
~ which Transactions approached
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lowing are the detail. Of the transactions in futures

Ss,Ss .S ~ fyo' to date ssS 75s
rsor,s,cssIard futures dn,i and DEPRESSED In sym
wh me easter gram S o Mns steady soE
a.Sc. for July, iac for August and 0soc. tor Sep
sps' fs s sS sSi
aeo' resua resn.d 20, The quoted a.
isS, siGs saS En-, F;%...
~ a S.'' asW S1. .sss ai 0"%S'' sis
':a ssss ss%'E %.s sis
SE quiet snd steady At rs s,ssrns steady a, Tss
SS,.! JSs5Ss g. ss. ;i
Tory fpS,sr S" Fresh ess. t0'
danSIWhcat futures were greatly depressed by the
sss s NJ =; NJ 9
spsmS s VIZ ;sF S5 H
.ss wsrs about 5 "Hss s bush. %stt 60
Ghcago spring nj $50 sshtc No do do a, sia.e and
nsn M,n's1 rs
irGr Tss,p S. "n run o reS sns %' FOR
spc so.n 10. S%s , an" at ne a.T
sSs 4: $ y5 S$:S aes ss
mixed a. Z" .s ssASf air. ' sS..
y S; r. $sss. sSa
sF S'S snl White ."a on ,sa qn.
I'D 80 )? mixed Sn''; s"sas, as n sys,ST
Rye is DUH and TOO unsettled to quote After ,Chahse-
Wheat closed easy; No; : red winter for June Sis
ss,ss: i Be-. mSsr sais SaS * hsS Corn :"sy
M mixed tor June. boz; July. 5'lsr August o-r
September i,sc Oats easy; No. mixed Tor june.
si ssis SSS a as $3.50 september ' 40
CorrKr-Contracts opened AT decline OF 5Slo
later buying BY a few shorts. 10 cover contracts
caused the early loss to he recovered Receipts AZ Rio
5000 bags; at santos nj. EXCHANGE ~ Rio steady
At lid Sales $500 bags closing hrin. with sellers NJ
the following prices:
June 12.1Oc September abc. December io5c.
Jnly I plc Oct ohrr. II s5c, January Il l.!Wc.
August =. II 35c November II o5c. February II ooc
Til. spot market dull md unchanged Rio quoted
ouotei RIO l2slsisc; Maracaibo. I5eo2c; sava.
nilla lse CSC; Central American lbS2 Mexican.
lH, aSS: issuayra 100 !2s': Java 2'S2S'.c
SrUAR St.-ine market for raw was without change
ami quiet closing rm Al 2s,c for fair refining nsco
active and ssaiy Quoted cut Loaf AVID crushed ga
I isssd fsns ss mould candy
yellow ;iasa i1.i6s N"iassss gnSharvei am1 dun
SnSs rGS RSs s" hnEsG ."n Rc e
demand aud steady. Quoted Domestic. common TO
AZ sa4c .so"d to psms tS, ehG %nn to f"n T
ii.c.. DO in bond. oA93c.: Japan 5l.s5,sc.; Java.
AVA sroHr.-sriri's turrentinc Quiet hut steady
changed. 2nnted Common to good strained a. 81 L
wv G." So: w." s3a5. Tar quiet at s237,a. I. o b..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Transit certificates were quiet.
and closing = 5tsc bid s%%S bS'. Rsn's
2.soc. Naphtha, &c.
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HnanriaL.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CON-
PANY.
NEW YORK. June 8. 1892
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENTLEMEN:

GENTLEMEN:
After years of patient waiting an opportunity has
at length arisen OF carrying into full effect the rur.
poses for which the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Raii.
road chartered by the state of Mississippi and is
construction undertaken IN the interest OF tho Illinois
Central Railroad Company 1882 to wit the develop
mcnt OF the Yazoo Delta.
Tho work has been delayed and Tins far. prevented
owing to the best part of the Delta having been
pied by various railways which have been
into the Louisville, New orleans and Texas Railway
Company.
Through tho purchase OF the securities Of that com.
pany the purposes contemplated In the charter OF
tho Yazoo and Missssippi Valley Railroad Company
can now be carried out without the waste OF capital
incident to duplicating existing railways in asri.
cultural country.
The Yazoo Delta is an a,lnvial basin from
Memphis to v.cksburg. some 200 miles length and 10
In extreme breadth containing 1000 900 Of
md of ineNhRnstible fertility.
The Louisville, New Orleans and Texas Railway runs
from Memphis population a., 405) through the Delta
to vcksburx the largest city in Mississippi population
1880. thence through Baton Rouge. the capital of
Louisiana t1O41S md 80 on to New Orleans I24o o3a
with branches to Nntchez no. 1o1 to Greenvle 6 $685.
and to jackson $500, and other towns Although the
main line from Memphis to New Orleans is, by 90
miles, longer than the route OF the Illinois Central and
lies far distant from not 20 AFFECT local in
Mississippi the exceptionally low grades of the Louis
willie. New Orleans and Texas enable it to freight
trains OF nifty the greater part OF Its line and
to give nearly As quick passenger service bet
Memphis and New Orleans that OF tho Illinois Cen
trni.
The Louisville. New Orleans and Texas Railway.
with Its branches. OF which IS miles gauge.
comprises 7ss miles OF railway. During the year
ended June 30. 1891. with 100 miles in operation. tho
gross earning. So 7l8 $50. being at tho OF
s+.IU+ per mile.
The road is well equipped The track is laid with
steel is well tied. and partially baasted The com.
pany possesses good freight terminals Memphis and
at New Orleans IS well as shops and tools for the
pair OF machinery ut Vicksburg.
The following extract from the Annual Report OF the
company for the year ending June 80 1891. explains
itself:
"a tolernbly correct estimate OF the exceptional
and material prosperity OF the sectica OF
traversed by these lines be formed by tho fol-
lowing statement OF the earnings since the road
opened:
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Government bonds STEADY at unchanged
quotations Railway bonds Urn. The features
we're Atchison. Chicago and Erie. and Heading
issues. The more important net nj vnnces
were In Atchison incomes. y 4 cent. to 80 ::
Chicago and Fire lists. =. to l02i.; Reaiing I'd
Incomes =. to %, and deferred incomes. !, a
cent. II 1ol:.
~ bank stocks 81 shares o! Bank OF Com
mcrce sold at 1881. L. shares Of Bank of State
ofNew York at 10. and 80 shares of Butchers
and Drovers at 49,
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
sold ut 49,. Bar silver in London. 40',d.
Money on call. 1Gl', "a cent. Time money.
. . cent. for four months. 2s ' cent. for
six months. = cent. for nine months. and
B. e cent for twelve months on dirid"nd-ray-
ing securities On good mixed Stock Exchange
collateral The rates arc about !, = cent. higher
mercial paper is quiet, Prime endorsed bills
receivable are quoted at Bob. cent:
irst-class single name. four months. at 3'sG9
= cent: good names at 4d5 = cont. and
cnt-oi-town nnmcs at 56aG y cent.
Sterling exchange firm. Posted asking
rates S4.SS for long bills and S4.S4GS4S,ia
for demand Actual rates are: Long bills.
s+SI..: sight drafts $4.SS >. and cattle trans
fers. S4.SS.., Frames nro quoted at 3 IS. for
for short and 10 for long: guilders. 40 o-16
for long and 40. for short.
Domes,i c exchange on New York: BOSTON,
, cents discount. Charleston-Bu par
6l-l6 premium. and selling '.d3,l1 pre-
MUM. savannah Buying. nur; selling. +
premium. New Orleans-Bank. $50 premium:
commercial. - premium, San Francisco
Sight. l2'a cents; telegranhir liz. ST. Louis
90 cents premium. Chcago-Par.
NJ III.
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Railroads.
DN'>S>~rNee. ~>>-~> Nr~>-r-
PENNSYLVAN "A
RAILROAD.
the STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THRorGHorr BY
Block Signals aud Interlotking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
Dcsbrosscs and Cortlandt Streets.
IN EFFECT JUNE ~, 1902


THE FAST LINT.
otOO a. NJ .-ruilinnn vestibule Sleeping and rarior
Cars Arrives cleveland - A, NJ Colnm6us $40
and H. s n.xl sy os Connect. 2 s.o M li
Toledo. except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
SSe Drawing and State Ro"ns sS "s bns
sna and Car,
f9t both SEXES ladies' maid barber shop. library md
stationary aud %ovabls eieetrs ii s s AIryss cin
il 1"i. next ds " Chicago
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI FxPHESs.
e,OD r. M.-rullman vestibule Sleeping, Cars from
louis S sn snS Gs .T smoking 1GrS :" aud ~
.es,buls PASSENGER Coaches New York 20 81 Louis
NJ. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Mi n, Rsros sis"ft PnI. ss
sn GGeaSo To New fSsl to Chicago Arrives
the " EsTERN EMPRESS.
$3.50 +. ". Pullman vestibule Sleeping Car New
"Ts .w slE and . %s Bs ,s
Sn aS ns,s, at tys,sna ~ TEle.,o
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Q 500 p. M.-Pullman Buffet sleeping Car New York
II: Ss;:i;n% ":as :, y nsss day, AMI dsfy a %r9
] %S'S1a Is
SOUTHwEsTERN EXPIRE A.
York to Cincinnati. Memphis. and 81. Louis Dining
gar Altoona to RicGmo,d Arrives columbus 80
and St. L.u. 20 l. H. second I morning .'i' 49,
bsayiI. kat"aa y!h Tr%Ss% sleeper '" to new Or
500 r.: M.-Daiy for all points on Chesapeake and
ohio Railway. with Through sleeping and Dining
$500 Nh E. shenpnaosh VALLEY Express daily with
via knoxville Chattanooga. and Birm,nsSam
sALTlNoRE.w aSI!Iss .ANDTHE
1910 a. S.-"wnshiurton Limited Expire 60"
in Washington $50 r. Ms '''''s
ar' sea extra n"n Fare se sFs
As%is,cnm Expss.. u r s s sss sSo $3.50,
and and II 4; NJ; s;io 80: 300 and ;o0r. ~: and
81; and $50 A. NJ 40 500. and 600 P. NJ. and
RI Gf sss Sss with
FOR GAZE NAY. ! :oo.r NJ. weekdays Through Buffet
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express; $50. 5:oo CO. 80 90 93o 40 90 Penna
%I's% %S D%S es5 :n$ iGs %%EsS$
mod..ion iiiS IT, ! 20 and 5;oo FIJI s%' sunday.
400 n, and l2;i5 night. Accommodation 3 90
For Time Table. of trains to local points on the
tan Ipy a. the a
broadway. Astor House. AID st. and 9TH av.. Iss
las. ~, Path Il; 20. West 123n s. ~ coa,n61s az
station. foot Of Fulton 81. Brooklyn: 10 Hudson st.,
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
df cHss' E. rrcu. s.R WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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Surplus. sc3.67uT50 s.3.545s5O dec. sIGpoO
The surplus a year ago was slo.4s4,sca and two
years ago. 50. $4,000
Tho Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings OF 1+3 railroads for Nav at S}0. OS7.-
S24. nm increase of 1924, S32. or 2.lS cent.
as compared with the same month last year.
The mileage nnarated was !at4S mil an
gross earnings Of 142 roads for tho FIVE months
ending May 81 show an increase OF Sl2.Hsj.-
01S or 90 4 cent. "a com pared with the cor
responding period Of last year.
Railway gross earnings for May compare
with those Of the same month of last year as
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Surprised Rustler Bliss and Killed Him.
RED LODGE. Mont. June ia letter has been
received here from Arland saying that Jack
Bliss. the notorious rustler. who recently es-
capped from iail ut Lander had boon shot and
killed by Deputy Sheriff Troy. Bliss was bar
ricaded behind lot Of stones. The deputy
sheriff and his posse took him unawares. lilo
made u desperate fight.
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."AMERIcA's oRsArEsT RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.

e. and
station The city Of 9ers Train! isaSs a. foo%s
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 a. Sdid &c S4ada ays FASTEST train in
FAST MAIL.
9:lO Syracuse. Montreal Buha atS'' "''"e''e'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 next "a: M day. Due Chicago '''' A. NJ
DAY EXPRESS.
1920 does not lan s S SsHsu sa sn
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1858 MMpsy " 0f pHe
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
loo day Y 10 ssiia f %qs chicago S00 NJ next
TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 rioy s. ssaa, ssadsS Pgs Albany 72'
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:3Osr. sS %:yDFrTS; Duo Dsr0" 1856 NJ Chi.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6:OOr:;0 M;-Ra,lyv Duo Chicago e;oor NJ St.
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
ZOO Il. M.-Dan,. Due Non,real7:5o AN.
BUFFALO AA sPEc HI4oAHA FALLS
1870 E,.s Mi PA. A. Ne r. Buffalo $50 A. NJ
500 nasaapos R"f H. S.n ST. ou. o 50
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
Ono y. N.-Daiy. Sleeping car passengers for
jaw Rochester only carried on this train.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
O.1SP. N.-Daly. For Buffalo. Detroit and
PlTTsFIELD, LENOX. NORTH ADAMS,
AMP IHE hEHkSMlKEH Hills.
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars Pitts.
feld daily except sunday. D:O1 A. NJ. due pittsheld
J 80 North Adams . 30 T.. NJ; $3.50 4, NJ due Pitts
neld $40. North Adams o 10 T. NJ.
For time OF local trains tickets and space eepinR
apply at Grand Central Station or III AK
7s5 o42 broadway. 23b Columbus Rv.. rs West l25th
st. and ltSth ST. station. New York. 1913 Washington
ct, I2G Fulton St, and "a Broadway. T.. D. brooklyn
Above trains except those leaving at 80 10 x. NJ
$50; A;3o ~ stop at l3sth st station
JOHN NJ. T0rCEf, GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager General Pass Agent.
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OFFICE of the Twrntytnird Street Railway Com
~ pany. S2l West 23d st. June u. 1872 The ANIMAL
election for thirteen Decors and three Inspector: Of
NJ the Company on Monday tho goth day OF June lsV.
The polls viii be open from I 4" r. ".
TIIOS, II. MCLEAN. Secretary.
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The Chicago Burlington and Northern Rail-
81 ss as D WITH
OF fh Rs fS H.
SttB 46, an increase Of S7.535 az compared
Mh the sP93 & ast
Ar q a asnGrs 1rss 81
as nst With 9 Ss SANG mon.h
$l3475. For tho ten months ending April 20
e he e ssarP6fs re Witt the
corrssrondine period Of last Year. and net
S4.5Ge.754. an increase Of $53a23.
Tho Minneanos ana s., t., Louis Z Railroad re-
crease OF $22.o6l as compared with the same
month g last year. md net S33aHl an IN.
Increase OF 1881. 4i8 as compared with the
s4r 90 period q last year. and net
The litigation regarding the roc"ivarship OF
| the Atlanta and Florida ltuilronI Company has
re.u!ted ~ an interesting DECISION by III, The
Court decided that the general creditors OF o
railroad company without u lien are not on
bill fled for that purpose in the United States
Court can be aided neither by State Legisla-
ture nor by State decisions.
Tho receipts from customs for the week were
S3.242.452 and from internal revenue S:,.O5!,..
400. q total Of $B.3O1.:},0 nga inst So 49,, 1881
5n S *foE i 9nh 7nsfns the total receipts since
National hank note circulation outstanding.
Sl72 $3.50: received during the week for
redemptiOn. 81. +71.O55; amount reissued.
sl1S4.740. and destroyed, S2Sl.6ln. Balance
OF deposits IN the Treasury 10 redeem national
bank notes. S27.204.TCO.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday as follows:
Gold coin and bullion s,issl..ne .,, Il: Es:
Silver coin AMI hull on. @si3.423 4.vO..532
Legal tenders, including
Treasury noies........,.. f3N,''-p 6l2l.aO|
Totals. .$1""ssS.l'3 tl"5. 1i.5Io
Deposits in national banks. Sl3.22G074.
against Si2.,36!J2 last Saturday. in addition
t. the foregoing: the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under tho act Of, July II.
1890. S!'a. 40, and Treasury notes issued
against the same SDS.62OUU. OF which
SJ4. 4Oi.HiO are outstanding.
Money in London. '.Gris u cent. late Of dis
count in the opcn market. for both short and
o! bullion COMO into the Ban k Of England on
balance to-day 10000. Paris .advices quote
> 4 cents at 80 franc. - centmes. and ex-
change on London at % francs III centimes.
Mr.. H. L. Butler offers to investors So
lection OF prominent industrial stocks
The sales OF mining stocks NJ tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were us follows:
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Railroads.

Railroads.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot of Liberty St., North River.
Time Table in Effect May 80, 1899.
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore, and washington
ROYAL blue LINE.
For Philadelphia. 90 As 300 1000, 40 A. ".
yi'S aapSss @ m s sG S MIN ds s%Sss
l a, ~ $50 A NJ w',n dining ear 10" $50 with
sS 4 s;s, ,s zoo o, ,,ss g
hhad,icnal;r. week days for Baltimore =, seoIn.
hcr R, ,s ,ln,isSGrs Lc,,.y'e ae
i!Sof 4, except isrri;Suss i i aisSt ssssg, sss
r psi nss, e s"nas IL 3G e sxss
sts ss ss?fs a?a s n: ss .:;
'fE EastSny sSh. od .so s4S
7%of Il Sundays, .:s0. I,it i. NJ. 100. $40 Pm
e; s;sss.;" ss,fo SsSas e @
rw,ts.SsT5: fi,tsca. and scranton. s;sS A. NJ
tsr Sn Fuss: s'H' and san as. 'GHs;soHs 800
s.ss. f.i'S q s$S$' n :S;s SsS' os
s!.iss s,f ss$ e. $'E',; 'f's
Point SS' ss": Ses sFrri9 sna Hss :sSs
t.sry S sri eo soSaay oefGspt Ocean Grove and
For Lskswsod Toms River, BsInsss, Park. and Bar.
For Atlantic city. Vneisnd. and Brtdgeton. +;ao \
pt sS soD S s,s !, FISH sssess d Highland
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Atlantic ssAd. ksd f0 Ssnt Kirkland pe
s sasn any "nS Has sssSfe sadsy
Pleasant, Mt 1915 a. N, 100 Saturdays only, $40
j. I'm sunday except Ocean Grove and Aseury Park.
For To "ny RysE end BarnesAs " 4s0
For Freehold At GASP. N.
Trains leave station foot Liberty ct. via
I.EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and the West.
sil5A NJ; 7,aop NJ Sundays. Sl5 4 NJ 5:?oP.M.
5aor II. Sunday. 40. si5 ii 60 4 H. 40. 7;sS
For Rs,hlsns an AI!en,Gwn, snd Msues cnrn. 7:oS
siS + il 90 4 H.. a:to :sor Il J" 'u"uA'' ~"
u. For GIeiGn 20 5 'S a+ 7;sorA Sum
1850 $.S i H. sqnSays Sis 90 4 NJ '.o "'
For Milkesbsrre Pittston. and Scranton S:1S A. NJ,
i2;ao s "a ;soE sundays. except scranton s;iS
for El%ira: sl3A NJ. 1880. 7:ao p. NJ. Sunday.
,a Icss,s and paro5 seats can be procured 172
al+Canal 81 East 14th IT., 285 Columbus ay. and
F. = ( Sew Gt
from hS &c q pn issidenee to destipaiiop voc.
Prest and Gen. MHr. Gen. Phsa Agent
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THE rapid development OF the local interests. rrin
cipaliy agricultural which resulted from the opening
of these lines. may be measured by the increase the
loca traffic. which shows gain Of 1lI2 per cent in
three and one.haf years. and during which time the
earnings OF the branches added in the last two years
have been at their minimum"
Already the Louisville New Orleans and Texas Rail.
way carries into New Orleans larger tonnage Of
cotton and OF grain than il carried by the Illinois
Central. The Illinois Central Railroad opened for
traffic in s5+ and the major part Of the Dubuque and
Sioux city and OF 10 now the Chicago St. LOUIS
and New Orleans Railroad in 1850. The gross earnings
OF the sss miles operated by the Illinois Central Com
pany during the fiscal year So 22O per mile.
While the lease OF tho Chicago. ST. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad TO the Illinois Central has In ITSELF
been year year continual source OF profit to
the lessee its chief value is feeder and dis.
tributor Of II aifc TO nni from Illinois.
The rent OF that railroads.&c. mies-durng the first
year Of the 81 4s8 oo3 81 G2l per
mile The gross earnings OF the preceding year had
been SO so Jy7 and the 80 100 per cent.
thereof.
The ajorty OF the securities OF the Louisville
New Orleans and Texas r. W. Co. can now be bought
basis OF paying for all such securities 5000 900 in
III oney and $50 600. 900 Illinois Central Four Per
Gold Bonds being part Of an issue Of not exceed
ing SIS. 100000 OF such bonds. TO be secured by n
pledge Of the purchased securities The remaining
$1,000 900 .. bonds are to be retained by the Illinois
Central Company.
III. Louisville. New Orleans and Texas R. W Co. has
outstanding:
4 per cent Gold First Mortgage Bonds $40 1872 900
5 per cent. Second Mortgage Cumulative
Income Bonds .............. ............. 100000
6 per cent Income Land Mortgage Bonds
Son'Cumulative 10. 600 coo
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,,>aSCIaL AND COMMERCIAL,

yor,. stock Exchnnee-saics June II.
.,,-rp STATES AND STATE BONDS TN Sl.oo0sL
~ ,.s,<, prtcI;s OF UNITED STATES bonds
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Glertinns aud aaeetimas.

nVFICE or THE BROADWAY 4 It'll Az. X. X. co.
~ cor eth Av. and 10th ST.
NEW YORK. May 30 1897.
The annual meeting OF the ckholders OF this com.
pHny VIII be held at the office OF the Mon
day June ID lsH2 at II O'Clock noon. for the election
OF directors and inspectors OF election. ami for the
transaction OF such other business may b" brought
before the meeting. THOMAS Y. RYAN. Secretary.
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financial.
cfinaneiat.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company,
r. O. Box SAG No. % MIX st. Boston. June g.
Income Bond Conversion
.,.-rr .,,us-p-u W Nn M

Income bonds are now being received for exchange
into Second Mortgage Bonds. Glass A. under Vie rnn
Of Conversion, in effect June 1892. by the following
appointed agencies!
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY
POWELL.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leaves pesbrosses St. 3:lb NJ; Saturdays I:45P. Y.
Do West I'D ST.. 3;3oP. Nj: Saturdays, 200 r. n.
For CRANSToSS. WEST POINT CORNWALL. NEW.
BURGI. NEW HAMBURGII. MILTON. POuGHKEEP.
sIE HYDE PARK. ROSDOUT. and KINGSTON
NFAINE STEAMSHIP co. the only drec: limo to Cot
Nl tagc City Mass, and Portland. Ne: connecting ct
Portland railroads and steamship lines for BAR
liarbnr Old Orchard Poland SPRING. White Nountat41
Roe kland, Bangor and all Eastern summer resortoS
sail Monday. Wednesday. and Sat urday
a, T. fror Per 80 East River foot OF Market st.,
New York.
For further Information applyto
luRATIO HALL. Agent. at the Pier.
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Railroads.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River.
Time Table in Effect May 80, 1899.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-07-22

LADIES Fine Kid Low Ties, any
desirable style,
At n cts.-$l 90
At 81 25-$l SO
At So 0O-S2 so
AT So OO-$3 so
Ladies' Goat, Suede and Canvas Low
Shoes, in nearly all the different colors
of the rainbow,
At ST. OO-Sl %
At 81 50-S2 90
AT 81 5O--S3 90
Ladies' Sensible, Scrvceable, Stylish
Button or Laced Boots,
AtSl OC-l 25-l 81
Al 81 00--2 50-3 90
Al SO 3d. 00-5 90
Misses and Chillren's Low or High
Cut Shoes.
Al so cts.-75 cts.
At$l 0O-$l rs
AtSl bc-$2 90
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-07-22
I'M ID IL IT a L L..

in Woo DresGo 75c
Printed
a
CSC
yard Paris
Printed French Cbs and Fannel
Dotted Muslus, II
s Pure Linen NAPKINS fast sewage 81 72nch White Linen
81
$40 % qualities
ilta.yC
SC and
Goals Z
Beach
n English Gloria Umbrellas ST. nc Union Gloria Umbrellas
al lphe
Ladies' 6huon Biriz Chamois
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-07-22

GENTS Kusset and Wine -Colored
Low and High Cut Shoes,
At 81 5e--$2 90
AT So 50-$3 90
At So 50-$4 90
Gents Hand Made Calf and Real
Kangaroo Shoes and Patent Leathers,
AT So 50-$3 90
At So 50-S4 90
At 81 50-$5 90
Gents Reliable Dress aud Working
Shoes, high and low cut,
AT ST 00-$l %
At 81 5O-$2 90
At So 50-$3 90
Boys and Youths Shoes of wear re-
sisting qualities,
Al 81 0O-Sl 25
At 81 5O--S2 90
At So 50-$3 90