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THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS

REPRESENTING

c o n

Bank Reform and the Veto

Banks

and

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the movement.

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THE CHRONICLE.
409 I
Agents

Help for Louisiana and the Missiseippi Levees.
Changes in the Redeeming

I Latest Monetary and Commercial

410 I

English News

412

News

413

| Commercial and Miscellaneous
411

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Sloney Market, U.
Railway Stocks, Gold Market,
Foreign Exchange, New York
City Banks, Boston Banks,
Philadelphia Banks, National
etc.

NO. 461-

City and

Corporation Finances

Canal and Miscellaneous
and Bond List
State Securities..

414

..

Quotations of Stocks and Bonds

417

City >ecurities

Railroad Stock and Bond

THE COMMERCIAL

418

Stock
418
419
421

424

List..

TIMES.
438
439

433 1Dry Goods....
434 Prices Current.

Commercial Epitome
Cotton
Breaastufls

However this

may

be, there is no doubt

thought of the people will ratify the
principles of monetary stability which are embodied

that the sober second
412

of National Banks...

THE BANKERS’ GAZETTE.
Investment and State,
S. Securities,,

Banka,

OF THE UNITED STATES,

SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1874.

VOL. 18

The Savings
Panic

MAGAZINE,

437

sound

in the veto message.

project of greenback expansion being settled the
question now arises what is to be done about bank reform.
The advocates of a change make two demands. First they
would remove the limit In the aggregate of the bank cur¬
rency, and secondly they would do away with the enforced
per centage of reserve. Their views are embodied in the
following bill which passed the House and is now before the
The

Senate:
THE HOUSE CURRENCY BILL.

That section 31 of the act entitled “ An act to

<&l)e Cfjrontcle.

provide a national

currency secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to
provide for the redemption thereof, approved od the 3d day of
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BANK REFORM AND THE VETO.
Now that the veto of the President has so

far settled the

question of inflation, people are beginning to inquire into
the methods adopted in Wall street and at Washington for

section.
Sec. 2. That section 22 of

the said act, and the several amend¬

thereto, so far as they restrict the amount of notes for circu¬
lation under said act, be, and the same are hereby repealed, and
that section 1 of the act entitled “An act to provide for the re¬
demption of the three per centum temporary loan certificates, and

ments

foruan increase of national bank notes,” approved July 12,1870, be
amended by repealing the second proviso in said section con¬
tained ; and the act entitled “ An act to amend an act entitled an

provide a national currency secured by United States bonds,
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,” ap¬
proved on the 3d of March, 1865, be, and the same is hereby re¬
pealed ; and section 21 of the original act, to which the act last
aforesaid is an amendment, be, and the same is hereby re-enacted.
Sec. 3. That every association organized, or to be organized,
under the provisions of the said act, or the several acts in amend
ment thereof, shall at all times keep and have on deposit in the
Treasury of the Uuited States, in lawful money of the United
States, a sum equal to five per centum of its circulation, to be
held and used only for the redemption of such circulation ; and
when the circulating notes of any such association or associations 4
shall be presented, assorted or unassorted, for redemption in sums
of $1,000, or any multiple thereof, to the Treasurer, or any Assis¬
tant Treasurer of the United States, the same shall be redeemed
in United States notes. All notes so redeemed shall be charged by
the Comptroller of the Currency to the respective associations is¬
suing the same, and he shall notify them severally on the first
day of each month, or oftener, at his discretion, of the amount of
such redemption: whereupon each association so notified shall
forthwith deposit with the Treasurer of the United States a sum
in United States notes equal to the amount of its circulating notes
so redeemed. And when such redemption shall have been so reim¬
bursed, the circulating notes bo redeemed—or, if worn, mutilated
act to

and to

of fostering the scheme and of biassing public
opinion in favor of greenback expansion. What will be the
result of this investigation it is impossible at present to or
defaced, new ones instead—shall be forwarded to the respective
foresee.
It is said, however, that there has been a close co¬ associations ; provided, that each of said associations shall reim¬
burse to the Treasury the cost of iedemption and of supplying
operation between the lobby at the Capitol and the clique of new notes in place of those redeemed ; and the associations here¬
operators at the New York Stock Exchange, and that this after organized shall also severally reimburse to the Treasury the
cost of engraving and printing their circulated notes, and provided
friendly league has been dissolved, amid much disgust, and further that the entire amount of United States notes outstanding
and in circulation at any one time shall not exceed the sum of
disappointment, and some recrimination and loss.
Another story is, that there is not in the West or South $400,000,000 now authorized by existing law.
Sec. 4. That any association organized under this act, or any
any such demand for greenback inflation as has been repre¬ of the acts of which this is an amendment, desiring to withdraw
its circulating notes in whole or in part, may, upon the deposit of
sented, but that the excitement in fivor of expansion is con lawful money within the meaning
of said acts, in sums of not
fined to a few noisy “fuglemen” in conspicuous places, while less than $10,000, with the Treasurer of the United States, with¬
the great body of tfie people have little real sympathy with draw a proportionate amount of bopds deposited in pledge for
the purpose




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THE CHRONICLE

euch circulation, and lie shall .redeem, cancel and

(April 25, 18 "4.
ste=s===

destroy

an

for

years past the same work has cost these Banks
circulating notes of such association equal to the
fifteen
or twenty-five
such bonds.
per cent ?
Sec. 5. That sections 31 and 32 of the said act be amended
by
We have always been friendly to the banks and to the
requiring that each of the said associations shall keeps its lawful
We are
money reserve within its own vaults at the place where its opera¬ banking system in all the attacks it has sustained.
tions of discount and deposit are carried on, and all the
provis¬ not sure that a covert attack is not concealed under this
ions of the said sections requiring or
permitting any of the said
associations to keep any portion of its lawful
money reserves tempting relaxation from the duty of keeping reserves
elsewhere than in its own vaults, or
requiring or pertnitting the The privilege of issuing notes was first given to.the banks
redemption of its circulating notes elsewhere than at its own
on condition that
counter, except as provided for in this act, are hereby repealed.
they kept 15 or 25 per cent of cash reserve
6.
That
Sec.
upon all circulating notes hereafter issued, or on both their circulation and
deposits. Relax this condition,
amount of the

seven

amount issued upon

,

hereafter

to

be issued, whenever the

same

shall

come

into the

do

away with the legal duty of keeping up a part of these
deposit for redemption or otherwise,
there shall be printed, under such lules and
regulations as the ample reserves, and we are by no means sure that the
Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe, the charter numbers of
enemies of the national
the associations by which they are
banking system will not next move
severally issued.
to take away
the circulation also. The reserves of the
This measure has received a

Treasury, in payment

or

new

_

vigor during the last

banks have

always been their great safeguards.
We have space for but one other question about the new
to accommodate its
provisions to the principles of the sound measure of
banking reform. We wish to know what guar¬
currency men.
Another report is also given by the corre¬ antee there is that the
West and South could foster and
spondent of the New York Tribune who is usually trustworthy attract to their
own borders the new banks which would be
and well informed.
He announces in his
Washington dis¬ likely to spring up if the existing restrictions were removed.
patch of 23d inst. that the President said to General Garfield It is a law of
healthy banking progress that new banks can
that he would favor any measure of bank reform which
pro¬ grow
up in no other places but in such as have an abun¬
vided for free banking with the further
provision that as dance of
floating capital. Now it has been often shown that
new bank notes were
issued, greenbacks to the extent of 50 the West and South Lave no such abundance of
capital to
per cent, of the amount of the new issue should be with¬
spare for new banks. What those States and their farmers
drawn, the process to be kept up until the volume of the want to
get is more floating and fixed capital. This capital
greenback circulation is reduced to 300 millions. It is also
they cannot get from Congres3 or by legislation. With
said that General Sherman is of
opinion that Congnss can these facts in view we should like to know how
they propose
yet pass some compromise measure that would be generally to
secure and to
profit by the new facilities for founding
satisfactory to all the conflicting parties.
fresh banks which they are so desirous to
incorporate into
Whether the foregoing bill is likely to fulfil this
predic¬ the law.
tion of General Sherman is doubtful as will be seen
by an
day

two from

or

a

report that it

was

to be amended

so as

examination of two of its

provisions. Its second section
repeals all restriction on the amount of bank notes, but it
fails to repeal the legal tender
properties which attach to
the bank notes. If these legal
tender privileges be abolished
and if the redemption
machinery be made perfect, then and
then only will it be safe to
repeal the restriction on the aggregate issue of bank notes. These legal tender properties
are insuperable obstacles to free
banking. Take away the
legal tender powers and give us efficient arrangements for
redemption, and no restiiction will be further necessary on
the aggregate of the bank-note issues, for the
simple reason
that these issues would be
self-regulating. By a natural
law infinitely more powerful than
any Legislative enact¬
ment and

wholesome than any Congressional
super¬
vision, our bank note issues would adjust themselves to the
wants of business if once the artificial barriers were out of
more

the way

which have been raised up by the legal tender
privileges, and by the want of redemption. Now, what the
people desire to know is this. As the bill before us takes
away none of the legal tender privileges of the bank notes,
but leaves them in full
Operation, what substitute do the
advocates of the bill propose and how do
they imagine that
the currency can be otherwise endowed wiih the
needful
elasticity so as to make it expand and contract respon¬
sive to the periodical
changes in the activity of busi
ness

?

Secondly

to the

A five per cent, reserve is
circulation, and in return for this
small sum of five per cent
deposited in the Treasury, the
Government is to take the duty of redeeming all the notes
as

reserves.

all that is allotted to the

and must
the two

all

correspond directly for that

or

over

with each of
in operation
question that

purpose,
three thousand banks that
may be
the country.
Now, the first

THE SAVINGS BANKS AND THE PANIC.
Professor Fawcett in the

Fortnightly Review started the
whether the working classes are

question some time ago
receiving their fair share of the wealth which has been cre¬
ated during the last twenty years. The
question was till
more
lately
agitated among the economists of France than
in England or here.
Several answers have been given to
the problem.
It has been suggested that as capital earns
no more than it did
twenty years ago, it does not appear
why labor should earn more. This is the reply made by the
London Economist. It might be desirable before any
reply
whatever is given to call upon Professor Fawcett to
prove
that he is right in affirming almost without proof that the
operative classes have a smaller share thm the classes just
above them of the advantages of the lust twenty years’
growth of the nations in wealth and productive power.
He would find
it
more
easy we
fancy to prove
that the middle class and
especially its lower strata
have reason to complain, and that compared with them,
the operatives are engrossing a tolerably ample share of
material improvement in excess of that enjoyed by their
fathers a quarter of a century ago. In illustration we may
point to the fact that operatives skilled and unskilled work
fewer hours for the same wages. This single change is
equivalent to an addition of twenty or twenty-five per cent,
to the
earnings realized by operatives a score of years ago.
They now receive in reality almost one-fjurth more for a
given number of hours’ labor, and the enlarged comforts
visible in their habitations show that what they earn goes
farther in the purchase of the necessaries and decencies of
civilized life.

Another illustration is offered

by the rapid growth of the
impartial mind is, as to the equiva. d posits in savings banks. We are reminded of this by the
lent which the banks are to give
in return for these annual report of the New York Savings Banks just prepared
new
privileges. A National bank is a private corpo¬ b/ the Superintendent of Banking for the Legislature at
ration.
Why should the Government do for these banks the Albany. This document offers suggestive proof of the com¬
work of redeeming their circulation for five
per cent, when fort, frugality
aqi relative prosperity of the operative classes
suggests itself to




an

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(THE ' CHRONICLE

April 25, 1874.1

the chief, though by no means the only depositors To ascertain the facts with greater precision the Superin'
in savings banks.
Since 1857 the deposits in the savings tendent addressed a special inquiry to all the savings banks
institutions of tlrs State have risen from 41 millions to 285 in the Slate in January after the panic was over. To this
who

are

millions,

will be

as

seen

1858
1, 1859.
1,1860
1,1861
1, 1862
1, 1863
1, 1864

Jan. 1,

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.

....

Increase.

$6,772,175
9.983 313
9,262,237
*3,357,278
12,455,064
17,247,201

1,1866
1, 1867
Jan. 1,1868..
Jan. 1, 1869

131,769.074
151,127,562

Jan.

169,808,678
194,360,217

Jan. 1, 1870

Jan.
Jan.
*

that

felt the disturbing force.
did not show alarm or the desire to withdraw their money.
Some of the banks in manufacturing towns notably increased
their deposits in the last quarter of the year.
Some others
suffered very much in the drain made upon them.

36,389,191
37,156,418
17.380,795
233,464

Thirty-seven banks report that money was withdrawn from

"

gratifying increase in the savings’ bank deposits may

be taken with

other facts too

numerous

to mention

as an

country, at any rate, the operative
classes from whose earnings by far the greatest part of these

illustration that in this

depo&its are made up, enjoy more opportunities for saving,
as the wealth and productive forces of the country increase.'
It is interesting to see that the growth,of the savings banks
has been

constant.

so

The banks in the

and Brooklyn, most perceptibly
In the country banks the depositors

cities, especially in New York

Decrease.

This

they felt the panic sensibly, different banks in different ways
not feel the panic

and in various degrees.
Forty-five banks did
in any extraordinary run upon their deposits.

24,551,5 9

230,749,408
267,905,826
285,286.621
285,520,085

1,1871..
1, 1872
1, 1873
1, 1874

»

' 17,951,379
3,734,803
16,296,508
19,358,488
18,081,116

111,737,763
115,472,566

Jan.

Jan.

1858 TO 1874.

$41,422,672
48,194,817
58,178,160
67,440,397
64,083,119
76,538,183
93,786,384

Jan. 1.1865

Jan.

dent

Deposits.

•

Jan.

inquiry four-fifths of the banks responded. The Superinten¬
gives in his report the lollowing analysis of these
voluminous replies.
His statement is welL worthy of
being put on record as a practically valuable contribution
to the history of the great panic of 1873:
Of 123 banks responding to the circular, seventy eight declare

from the following table:

GROWTH OP SAYINGS BANKS DEPOSITS,

Still it shows considerable irregu¬

them to some extent for the maintenance of depositors. Thirtyseven others are of the opinion that the money drawn from them
was for other uses than maintenance, such as to pay maturing

obligations by retail dealers, whose trade was dull; by profes¬
sional men, who could make no collections; by persons with
small surplus invested in savings banks. This last class often

drew money to aid friends who had debts to meet, but could not
raise the money elsewhere. Such money was drawn and lent as
an act of friendly accommodation.
Thirty-five banks state that
their depositors drew money to some extent for speculative in¬

vestment, when unusual opportunities were presented for buying
securities. These depositors had large sums in bank waiting
such a chance. Some banks had drafts for all of these purposes.

It is safe to say that the drafts for maintenance were very
limited in number and in amount in comparison with the with¬
drawals for other purposes.

larity, and offers a sort of barometer by which to measure
Sixty-one banks report withdrawals'of deposits from fright
the relative well-being of the great masses of the people. among their depositors. Thirty-eight state that little was with¬
drawn from them through fear.
In some degree, however, fear
When the war broke out, for example, multitudes were influenced the depositors of ninety-nine banks; twenty-two report
thrown out of work from the shock given to the industrial that they saw no evidence of fright. Iu fifty-five, where money
was drawn through fear, the funds have mainly been returned or
mechanism of the country.
Ilencc the deposits of the are coming back gradually. Only six banks have failed to re¬
savings banks ran down from 67 millions to 04 millions. cover wholly or partially the deposits so withdrawn. It is a
fact that the depositors, as a general rule, who drew
This is the only instance in which a yearly loss is shown significant
tlieir money under the spur ot fear, were from the least intelli¬
during the past sixteen years. Again, when the war closed, gent class. Some such drew their money to hoard it, and after
another great shock overtook the productive organism, and holding it for weeks, returned it to the banks in the identical
wrappers it which it was fastened when paid out by the bank.
convulsed its movements. In 1805, as a result of this, the
Seventy-six banks paid tlieir depositors on demand all through
the panic; only five required notice and adhered to it.
Thirtydeposits rose but four millions, or less than one-fourth of nine others required notice, but restricted the range of its opera¬
the previous year.
There was, however, an immediate tion very much. They paid to such depositors as showed their
need of money for subsistence, or for use in meeting payments.
recovery, and an unbroken increase until the panic of last The banks which paid on demand generally found no embarrass¬
September; the effect of which was to check the growth of ment from the drafts upon them. They have the opinion that
such payments inspired confidence in the depositors, and checked
the deposits, and to leave them at about the same aggregate
the disposition to draw funds through apprehension. But in New
as they had a year ago.
To exhibit the effects of the panic York most of the banks united in requiring notice. This had the
effect to stop withdrawals from all the banks, whether they rewe
give the following figures :
quirad notice or not. The other banks, which required the notices
DECREASE OP DEPOSITS

DURING THE PANIC
NEW

Amount due

depositors

Jnly\, 1873.

Jan. 1,1874.

$285,286,621

$293,178,031

266,846

383,306

21,194,433

$285,520,085
620,693
21,448,952

$314,755,770

$307,589,730

19,776,864

Total

It

thus

OP

Jan. 1,1873.

Other liabilities

Surplus!

IN THE BANKS OP THE STATE

YORK.

$305,330,331

*

Some of the stronger banks

run upon

them. Some others

The immediate effect of that
calamity would have been to aggravate the panic and intensify
the alarm which already existed.
The fact that the depositors
were frightened is shown by tlieir conduct in
giving notices of
the withdrawal of their money and not drawing it out of bmk
would, it is likely, have broken.

when the term of the notice expired; they had recovered their
sober senses. The requirement of notices, therefore, had the
effect to protect the depositors and save
from
est and probably sometimes loss of
too,
drawal of their money in these banks. The conduct of the
banks was prudent and liberal, for it

1873, during the first six
them
loss of inter¬
months, there was an increase in the deposits amounting to
principal,
by the with¬
$7,891,410, which would have given, but for the panic, an
guarded the depositors and
increase for the year of nearly sixteen millions, or about
yet gave them the needed aid which the exigencies of the panic
the same aB the average for the last ten years ; though only suddenly required.
half the increase of 1870 and 1871, which were exceptional
An important part of the report is devoted to an exami¬
nation
of the lessons which the panic teaches relative to the
years of high wages and large savings.
It is interesting to
know how much of this increase belongs to the city of New best methods of investing savings 4>ank deposits, and to
York. The proportion is shown in the following tab’e :
the errors and dangers in this respect which were brought
DECREASE IN THE NEW YORK CITY SAYINGS BANKS DURING THE PANIC.
to light in some of our savings institutions. We have often
Jan. 1,1873.
Jan. 1, 1874.
July 1,1873.
discussed these questions, and shall shortly recur to them
Amount due depositors
$169,503,273
$175,189,325
$170,998,796
Surplus
12,332,308
13,026.576 again.
12,952,506
appears

that in

attribute their salvation to this act.
would probably have withstood any

■

Total.,

$181,923,286

$188,237,109

'

———

$184,414,855

HELP FOR LOUISIANA AND THE MISSISSIPPI LEVEES.
conjectures that were made
Is there not need for a more general movement in our
during the panic as to the extent to which the savings
banks had suffered from the withdrawal of their deposits. Northern cities for the purpose of furnishing relief to the
As is usual the best authorities overestimated this move¬ suffering which the flood is producing in Louisiana ? We
ment.
Instead of the draiq on the banks being from 15 to are aware that Boston early in the week, and New York
30 millions the net losses, as will be seen, were no more and some other cities since, have given evidence of a desire
than five millions, part of which have singe returned to bank. to lend a helping
hand, but we feel that this movement
Our readers will remember the




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412
cannot be too

general,

or

entered

upon too

quickly

or too

freely.

impossible, while we write, to correctly measure the
suffering which that people are now experiencing.
An unusual, and we might almost say an unprecedented,
overflow of the Mississippi R'ver is evidently causing
widespread disaster. Several millions of acres have been
inundated; houses, fences, farm implements, stock, and
crops already planted, are being cashed away, while very
many people have been compelled to betake themselves to
the high lands for safety. If all this had happened in a
wealthy community it could soon be made good; or even
if the other portions of the State, or of the neighboring
States, were in a prosperous condition, our assistance would
not be required.
But we all know the position Louisiana
It is

losses

[April 25,1874.

CHRONICLE.

or

Washington interfering in affairs belonging pecu¬
liarly to the States. We have been brought up to believe
that our central government was intended to be a simple
affair, not the complex thing we have of late been running
into.
During the war the necessity was upon us to wink a
many things which the rapidly-growing tendency now is not
to tolerate.
In a word, we do not think there is any chance
of succeeding in efforts to put the levees in the hands of the
general government, and we do not believe the people of
the States along the river would like the change after it was
out from

once

made.

But still the

position does not seem to us to be so hopeless.

desirable
accomplished at once. We do not get it in New
York State (for example, see our system of docks in this
is now in.
Cursed since the war with worse government city), and the people living along the lower Mississippi will
than probably ever existed, except in South Carolina; taxed probably have continued us^ for patience and perseverance in
their work.
But can it be impossible for the various Legisla¬
to such an extent that more than all their yearly accumula¬
constantly absorbed; the average planter largely
extending cotton cultivation, without any idea of economy,
or even
prudence—for illustration see an item in our
cotton report to day—the people have not been able to rise
above, or repair to any considerable extent, the ruin the
war left.
Very slowly, however, the planters have been
improving their farming condition by adding stock and
implements of agriculture—generally, however, incurring
debt to accomplish it; but the poor crops this year in much
of the valley nov inundated, and the low prices, together
with the other causes above mentioned, have left the people in

tions

are

Of

course

it is not to be exp

cled that all that is

will ba

tures, by united action, to

makeup

commission, with repre¬

a

sentatives in it from the different

States, which shall have

subject? Yet, it may be asked, even if
we
get the commission, where are the necessary funds to
come’from? The same earnest work which will secure the

control of this entire

point will also secure the other, not at once we will
grant, but in time it will come. Some plan will be sug¬
gested for obtaining funds not hitherto perhaps thought of.
Let the taxes already raised be the basis for work, and the
rest in time will follow.
Possibly it would be feasible (we

one

is) to have the right granted by Con¬
gress for tliis commission to collect some slight tonnage dues
for the purpose. That fertile land cannot be abandoned ;
the State needs it, and the country needs it, and we have that
confidence in the Southern statesmanship which enables us to
feel that when they once more obtain the control ok their
own affairs—a point which they are now fast gaining—they
will work out the problem which may to some at present
do not know that it

poorly fitted to meet the losses at present being
experienced. There never was a time when money could
be better placed, was more needed by the people, or more
essential for the prosperity of that section of the country.
It is well for us to remember also, that speedy assistance
will be of far greater benefit than the same aid delayed for
a few weeks.
With seed and farm implements given them
look so hopeless.
now, they will be able to replant and have the promise of
good crops this year; that is to say, now we can help them CHANGES IN THE REDEEMING AGENTS OF NATIONAL BANES.
so that
they will be able most effectually to help themselves.
The following are the changes in the Redeeming Agents oi
The case is, therefore, peculiarly urgent. Buston appreciates National Banks
approved since the 23d inst. These weekly
this fact, but, so far as we have seen, New York, with the changes are furnished by and published in accordance with an
exception of the Cotton Exchange, does not. Food, we arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency:
should suppose, is not so much what they will want,
BBDEEMINB AGENT.
NAME OF BANK.
LOCATION.
a

condition

expedient; but the means for
and working their farms are chiefly
citizens see, therefore, that sufficient

except as a very temporary

replanting their crops
necessary.
Let our
funds

are. soon

sent to

furnish the relief

required.

First Nati’nal Bank

New York—

Canandaigua....
New York—

Plattsburg
New Jersey—
Newark

Importers’ and Traders’ Nati’nal Bank,
New

York, approved in place of Cen¬

tral National Bank, New York.
First Nati’nal Bank First National Bank, Boston, approved
as an additional Redeeming Agent.
First Nati’nal Bank Third National Bank, New York, ap¬

proved in place of Ninth

National

Bank, New York.
Very naturally at such a time as this the whole quescion
First Nati’nal Bank Milwaukee National Bank of Wiscon¬
Wisconsin—
of keeping the levee9 in repair is forced into prominence.
sin, approved as an additional Re¬
Manitowoc
deeming Agent.
There would seem to be many difficulties surrounding the
New National Bank*.
subject. In the first place, the people themselves are, as we
National Banks organized during the past week.
have already said, in no condition to furnish the funds neces¬
2,142—National Bank of Schwenkgville, Penn. Authorized capital, $50,000
sary to carry out such a system as ought to be adopted.
rizer.
to commence
business
1874. G«
capital, Authorized
$50,000. Jacob
President;
April H. John
Paid
inCashier.
G. Schwenk,
Besides it is quite difficult—in fact hitherto it has been
found impossible—to obtain such unity of action on the part Catest ftlanetarg anir (ttainitiercial ®nglisl) Neiua
of the different States interested, as is necessary to secure
English market Reports—Per Cable.
success.
Each State has plans of its own for keeping the
The daily closing quotations in the markets of London and Liver¬
river within bounds, and the plana of one do not always meet
pool for the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph
the requirements of the other Slates. In view of these facts, as shown in the following summary:
London Money and titock Market.—American securities close—
wc see some of the New Orleans people are looking towards
65’s
and new fives lower, and 67’s and 10-40’s somewhat higher
the general government to solve the problem for them. The
than last week.
The bullion in the Bank has increased £535
Times of that city of a late date sums up the case by saying
during the week.
that unless the National Government shall take charge of
Fri.
Thnr.
Wed.
Tues.
Sat
Mon.
92%
92*
92*
92*
92*
92*
the levees as well 'as the outlets of the river, the rich delta Consols for money..
92*
92*
93
92*
93
92*
account...
106*
106*
106*
106*
106*
lands will have to be abandoned.
If any cise like the pres¬ U. 8. 6s (5-20s,)1865,old.. 106*
108*
108*
108*
108*
1C8*
1867....
108*
-

.. ...

“

..

“

“

.

ent would warrant

Governmental action, we should have no

hesitancy in asking for it here. But our people are becom¬
ing very jealous of the many arms which are being stretched




u. s. 10-408.....
New 5s

Tb.3

..104*

quotations for

U. S. 6s(5-20s)

1862

....

United
....

104*

164*

104*

104*

104

104

104

104

6s

104*
103*

(1862) at Frankfort were
98*

98*

April 26, 1874]

THE CHRONICLE

Liverpool Ootton Market.—See special report of cotton.

April 18—Str. Hammopia
Hamburg
April 18—Str. City of New York. .Havana

Liverpool Breadetufls Market.—Breadstuffs close quiet, with
and red Western wheat lower.
d.

8.

28 0
11 11
12 4
13 0
41 0
43 0

(Red Winter)
(Cal. White club)

Mon.
s. d.

Taes.
8.
d.

28 0
11 11
12 4
13 0
40 6
43 0

28 0
11 11
12 4
13 0
40 6
43 0

Wed.
s. d.

8.

28 0
11 11 *
12 4
13 0
40 6
43 0

28
11
12
13
39
43

Market.—Bacon and lard
than last

8.

both

are

Mon.

Sat.

d.

8.

Pork (mess) new #bbl...

87 6
63 6
42 9
45 0
75 0

87
63

(long cl. mid.)# cwt
“

Lard (American)....
Cheese(Amer’n fine)

**

Wed.
8. d.

Tuee.
8. d.
87 6
63 6

d.

higher

6
6
43 0
45 9
75 0

44
46
75

87
63
44
46
75

0
0
0

Thur.
8. d.
87 6

6
6
0
0
0

Mon.
s. d.
6

3
0

(spirits)
“
Tallow(American)... # cwt
Cloverseed (Am. red).. “
Spirits turpentine
“

9*
37
40

London Produce and Oil

both

higher than a week
£

87
63
44
46
75

0

3
0

Whale oil

Linseed oil..

“
“

..

33

28

,

6
0
0

33

Thur.
8. d.
6 3
13 0
1 0

3
0
Q

11*
37
40
33

37
40
33

0

3

27
0
33 0
28 6

6

105

0
0 0
6 0

6
0

27
0
33 0
28 9

6
13

0
0

9
0

87
40
33

0

3
0

9
0

Exports

and

show

a

decrease

0 L05
0 33
0 28

0

27
0
0
9

6

0
0
0

Fri.
£ s. d.
11 15 0
62 3

27 6
27
0 0 105 0
83 0 0 83 0

6
0
0

28

0

105

9 0

23

9

Week.—The

for the

in both

FORB10N IMPORTS AT NBW TORS. FOR THB WBEK.

1871.

1872.

1873.

1874.

$2,606,632
4,754,207

$3,063,711
10,040,399

$3,300,999
9,045,615

$1,728,635
7,541,180

Previously reported

$7,359,889
111,486,681

$13,104,110
130,519,561

$12,346,614
133,466,875

$9,269,815
121,674,492

Since Jan. 1....

$118,846,520

$143,623,671

Dry goods
General merchandise...
Total for tne week..

$145,818,489 $130,944,807

EXPORTS FROM NBW YORK FOR THB WEBK

1871.

Previously reported..

1872.

1878.

1874.

73,159,180

$3,244,186
64,801,504

$6,947,560
74,820,296

$4,309,253
78,904,468

$78,327,908

$68,045,690

$81,767,856

$83,213,721

.$5,168,72$
.

Since Jan. 1

The following will show the exports of specie from the port ol
New York for the week ending April 18, 1874, and since the

beginning of the
date in
April
April
April
April
April

with
previous years :
’
year,

13—Schr. Mott Bedell
15—Str. Abyssinia
15—Str. Minister Roon
16—Str. City of Havana
16—Str. Holsatia

a

comparison for the corresponding

»

St. Johns

Liverpool
London

American

gold coin.
Gold and silver bars.

...Mexican dollars

Havana

English sovereigns.

London

April 18—Str. Baltic
April 18—Str. Parthia

Paris

Silver bars
Silver bars

Liverpool
Liverpool

Silver bars
Silver bars

Total for the week

Total since Jan. 1, 1874../

289,890
9,000
12,500
71,668
30,240
17,800
53,678

$9,967,865

Same time in—
872.

$19,003

$503,781
9,464,084

Previously reported

873

I

$17,353,421

i871

^870

Amount lent on stocks and bonds
of private corporations
Amount lent on personal securi¬

trust

April 15—Str. City of Mexico

$9,747,537
18,522,756
7,960,245

7,322,934 | 1866

5,815,036
this port during the past week have
Vera Crux

April 16—Str. France
London
April 17—Str. Henry Chauncey.. .Aspinwall

Silver.,
Gold..
Gold..

Silver

Dec.
’74.
$
$
110,758,559
153,155,664
197,092
5,335,601 9,240,306

Inc.
$
6,118,705

2,407,812

2,265,317

142,495

736,454

564,322

182,132

6,469,430

7,435,328

965,898

12,532,497

14,158,075

1,625,578

3,796,396
6,619,225

6,714,404
7,017,460

2,918,008
398,285

invested in
and

banks

companies

Cash on band, not
banks...
All other assets

Jan. 1,

deposited in

12,021,424
9,762,025
305,330,331

307,589,730
$
285,520,085
620,693
21,448,952

2,259,939
$

305,330,331

307,569,780

2,229,399

150
822,642

839,472

16,830

Liabilities.
$
Amount due depositors
285,286,621
Other liabilities.....
266,846
Excess of assets over liabilities... 19,776,864
Total

Statistical.
Number of institutions reporting.
Number of open accounts

Number of accounts opened during
the last year
233,455
Number of accounts closed.during
the last year
177,456
Amount deposited, not including
$
interest credited during the last
year
168,872,000
Amount deposited, including in-

233.464

353,847
1,672,068

5

209,411

24,944

192,854
$

$

15,398
$

159,620,567

9,252,433

year
183,849,613
Amount withdrawn during the last
year
164,481,900
Interest or profits received or
earned during the last year
18,174,693
Interest credited to depositors

175.774,594

8,075,049

during the last year
14,977,613
Average of each deposit or acc’nt.
346.79

19,153,997

,

terest credited during

the last

175,375,532

10,893,632

19,313,760

1,139,067

340.12

1,176,384
6.67

The three counties of

Kings, New York,and Westchester, with
still larger proportion of the aggregate
deposits in the State. The strongest banks in the State, both in
the sum of their deposits and the amount of their surplus, are
situated in these counties. This may be seen in the following
71

savings banks, have

a

statement:

KINGS, WESTCHESTER, AND NEW YORK COUNTIES.

Resources.
Bond and mortgages
Stock investments
Amount

lent

on

public stocks

Jan. 1, 1873.

Jan. 1,1874. Decrease. Increase.
$
$
$
$
79,276,702
74,650,237
4,626,465
.125,045,621 124,747,479
298,142
12,775,969
4,228,794 8,547,175

...

Amount lent on stocks and bonds
of private corporations
.....
Amount lent on personal securities
Amount reported as invested in
real estate
Cash on deposit in banks and trust

companies
Cash on hand not
banks
All other assets

deposited in

130,605

701,381
115,841

4,967,749

5,712,913

745,164

6,920,272

9,684,279

2,764,007

2,818,695

5,419.304

5,046,180

5,276,566

2,600,609
230,386

826,827

125,446
14,764

10,966,631
8,985,527
Total

233,182,155 235,163,259
$
$
217,112,717 217.611,762
159,616

542,245

Excess of assets'over liabilities.. 15,932,634

17,009,329

1,981,104
$
499,045
382,629
1,076,695

233,204,967

235,163,336

1,958,369

Number of.institutions reporting.
70
Number of open accounts
613,131
Number of accounts opened dur¬
ing the last year
« 168,697
Number of accounts closed dur¬
ing the last year
133,209
Amount deposited, not including
interest credited during the last
$
year
.113,743,758
Amount deposited, including in¬

71

1

621,982

8,851

Liabilities.
Amount due depositors
Other liabilities

Total

-.

Statistical.

150,293

18,404

141,472,

8,263

107,059,928

$
6,683,830

119,435,258

5,764,964

$

cluding interest credited during

Same time in—

|

1869
7,509,670 | 1868
20,001,685 j 1867

The imports of specie at
been as follows:

$8,328
5/300
12,653

.

210

April 18—Str, ClWibel.MPort-au-Prince...Silver.

1,070
153

Gold..




$
Bonds and mortgages
104,639,854
Stock investments
153,552,756
Amount lent on public stocks.... 14,575,907

BANKS IN

In our report of the dry goods trade will be found the
imports of
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of
specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
April 21:
For the week

Jan 1, ’73.

are

imports this
dry goods and general mer¬
The total imports amount to $9,269,815 this week
chandise.
against $11,278,078 last week, and $9,851,827 the previous week
The exports are $4,309,253 this week, against $5,199,462 last
week, and $4,742,056 the previous week. The exports of cotton
the past week were 13,586 bales, against 4,791 bales last week.
The following are the imports at New York for week
ending
(for dry goods) April 16, and for the week ending (for general
merchandise) April 17 :
week

Resources.

0

COMMERCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEW
Imports

SUMMARY.

ties
Amount reported as
real estate
Cash on deposit in

11*
8*

Thur.
£ 8. d.
11 15 0
62 3

11 15 0
62 3

6

105

0

Wed.
£ ff. d.

674,748

pondent from the report of the Superintendent of the Banking

Total
Tues.
£ 8. d.
11 15 0
62 3

—

0

Fri.
d.

11*

6
0
0

Same time in

Savings Banks of New York.—We take the following from
the New York Tribune of Friday. It was made up by its corres¬

6

8.

Markets.—Sugar and linBeed oil
Mon.
£ 8. d.
11 15 0
62 3

d.

g.

11*
37
40

6
0
0

6
13
1

0
0

1

$1,062,945 1869
591,418 11 1868
2,919,461 ! 1867
6,12!,827 | 1

1871.
1870.

ago.

Sat

Lins’dc’ke(obi).# tn 11 15
Linseed (Calcutta)....
62
Sugar(No.l2 D’ch std)
on spot, # cwt
27
Sperm oil
# tonlOS 0

37
40
33

6
0
6

32

9*

Wed.
e. d.

3

6
13
11* 1

13

..

“

Tues.
8. d.

Same time in—

Department, and shows the comparative condition of the Savings
Banks in the State, according to the reports for January 1,1874 and
dc6
1873:

Liverpool Produce Market.—The changes in prices since last
Friday have been an advance of |d on refined petroleum, and 6d
on spirits turpentine.
Sat.
s. d.
Rosin (common)... ? cwt.. 6 3
“
“
fine
13 0
Petroleum (refined).
# gal 1 0

$89,984
1,115,081

Fri.
8.

6

63
44
46
75

715

1,500

Previously reported..

Fri.
d.
28 0
11 8
12 4
13 0
88 6
43 0

d.
0
9
4
0
0
0

Friday.
8.

Bacon

Thur.

Silver.
Gold

Total for the week...

corn

sat.

413

the last year
125,200,222
Amount withdrawn during the
last vear
112,715,454
Interest or profits received or
earned during the last yeat.... 13,873,875
Interest credited to depositors
11,456,464
during the last year
Average of each deposit or ac¬

354.10

count

118,809,681

6,094,227

14,651,666

777,791

12,375,330
349.87

918,866
4.23

—The Mercantile National Bank of New York has declared a
dividend of five per cent on its capital stock, payable to share*

holders

on

and after the first day of May next,

[April 25,1874.

THE CHRONICLE.

m

remainder
tbe“City of Providence, R. I., five per cent.-gold coupon Water*
Banda.” These securities, they state, have been nearly all dis¬
posed of, barely a quarter of the loan remaining unsold, and are
offered at 95 and accrued interest. The valuation of tbe
w-Messre. Blakn Brothers

il'tyc Bankers’ ©alette.

& Co. arfc offering the

DIVIO ENDS
The following

.

Dividends have been declared during the past week :

now

Peb

When

Company.,
Cent. P’able,
city*, as reported by its Treasurer is $112,481,400. Net indebteduefjtydwcluding this loan, as reported by its Treasurer, $3,900,000.
Railroads.
The loan is secured by a sinking fund,
May 15
$5
Boston & Albany.../...
—We desire to call tbe attention of bankers and insurance com¬ Boston & Providence
Maj' 15
*5
1
May
$2'
Missouri River
panies to tbe very desirable offices in the basement of the new Cedar Rapids & Ranks.
Union Building,” on William street, adjoining tbe Bank of New
7
May 1 April 20 to May 8
German Exchange
5
York. These really first-class offices are very near the financial Mechanics’ & Traders’ National
May
1 April 20 to May 1
5
May
1
Mercantile National.
centre on Wall and Broad streets, and are located in one of the
10’
May
1 April i? to Muy i
finest buildings in the city; they are dry, having a sab basement National City
3
May 1
Pacific Bauk (quar)
I.•
undeT them, very light and well fitted up, and probably will not
M Ik cel 1 ancons,
2# May
1 April 30 to May 2
Commercial Warehouse Co iquar)
remain long vacant.
On dem
4
United States Warehouse Co
—Messrs. Arnold, Wolff & Villard, members of the Council of Farmers’ Loan & Trust. Co.
3
1 May
1 April 23 to May 1
Foreigu bondholders of Frankfort, have arrived in this city with
Friday. April 24, 1874—6 P. M.
a view of arranging the'differences between
several classes of
The Money Market and Financial Situation.—There
American bonds now in default, and of arranging with the com¬
has been one absorbing topic in financial circles this week—tbe
panies for terms of accommodation, or, in case of resort to legal
Tbe excitement and discussion in regard to it were greater
veto.
proceedings, to protect the claims of their bondholders.
from tbe fact that it was generally unexpected, and probably
—Tbe coupons, due May 1, on tbe bonds of the Lamoille Valley,
seven-eigbtlis of all business men in this vicinity Lad considered
Montpelier and St. Jolinsbury and Essex County Railroad Conu the
signing of the bill a foregone conclusion. The effect upon
parries, will bo paid in gold on presentation at theoffiee of Messrs. business lias been various—the first impression having been that
Fairbanks & Co., 311 Broadway, New York, and at tbe First
tbe current of inflation, to suit which everything lias recently
National Bank, Boston. Interest on the legistered bonds is paid
been adjusted, would be reversed, tbe prices of securities and
only- in Boston.
gold uniformly declined. But with tbe favorable acception of tbe
An important notice to holders of the first and second mort¬ veto
by tbe mercantile community, and in tbe leading cities at
gage bonds of the Montclair Railroad Company appears in our borne and abroad, there has since been an improved tone in tbe
to-day's issue—viz., that the Trustees request persons holding markets and a decided recovery in prices. The rates for money
these securities to send their names, addresses, amount and num¬ advanced on Thursday to 5^7 per cent., and even on government
bers of the bonds in their possession to the office in New York.
collateral as high as 6 per cent, was in some cases asked ; but this
—Messrs. Edmund D. Randolph & Co., the well-known bankers, was quite temporary, and to day there was plenty of money
offered at 4 per
remove this week from their old quarters in Nassau street to the
cent, on
governments, and in some
leading government boud
spacious new offiees No. 6 Wall street, where they will have cases money was offered to
increased room and facilities for the accommodation of their dealers as low as 3 per cent. In commercial paper there seems to
be a little more irregularity, arising from tbe fluctuations of the
friends and customers.
—The holders of first mortgage bonds of the Logausport, Craw- call loan market, and the different views entertained of tbe proba¬
fordsville and Southwestern Railroad,are requested, by a notice in ble effects of the veto. The best names are current at 6 to 7 per
cent., with possibly a few exceptions on very choice paper at
our to-day’s issue, to communicate with either Messrs. Hallgarten
something under 6. There is no large supply of choice paper
& Co., of New York, or Mr. J._ Harmanus^Fisher of Baltimore.
—Attention is directed to the card of Messrs. Sherman & Co., offering, and the brokers have reported for some time past that
they could sell more of that grade than was obtainable,
bankers, in Washington, D. C., which appears in tbe Chronicle
From London and Frankfort tbe advices indicate a most favor¬
this week.
This firm makes a specialty of District of Columbia
able reception of the President’s veto, and tbe impression i3 given
securities.
that tbe effect will be decidedly favorable to American credit
abroad. Cable despatches from London,‘on Thursday, report tbe
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Bank of England rate unchanged at 3£ per cent., and a slight gain
for tbe week of £525 in the bullion in Bank.
BANKINclioUSE OF FISIv & HATCti,
The last statement of the New York City Clearing House banks
on April 18, showed a further decrease in legal-tender reserve, tbe
No. 5 Nassau Street.
excess
above tbe 25 per cent, requirement being $11,957,700
We buy and sell Government Bonds and Gold at cur¬
$13,036,825 the previous week.
against
rent market rates ; buy Gold Coupons ; buy and sell Stocks and
The following table shows tlie changes from previous week
Bonds afc the Stock Exchange on Commission for cash : receive and a comparison with 1873 and 1872 :
1874.
1873.
1872.
>
Deposits, and allow interest at the rate of four per cent; make
April 11.
April 18.
Differences.
April 19. April 20.
Collections; and transact a general Banking and Financial Loans ana dis $293,666,300 $293,461,700 Dec. $201,600 $270,190,600 $273,050,0(0
23,835,400
23.213,600 Dec.
621,800 16,116,400 18,*78 400
Specie
business.
26,797,81)0
26,840,300 Inc.
42.500 27,713,300 21,911.500
Circulation...
238,691,700 238,838,900 Inc..
147,200 187,167,300 195,630.700
We also deal in the Central Pacific and Western Pacific Net deposits.
55,573.800
55.163.900 Dec.
409,900 36,619.800 39,909,300
Legal tenders
Gold Bonds, which, at present prices, are veiy desirable for
United States Bond*.—The Government bond market felt
investment.
tbe first effects of tbe new turn in affairs at Washington by re¬
We are also selling tlie Central Pacific Gold Six Per Cent
sponding to the decline of 1 $ per cent, in gold with a falling off
Land Bonds at 85 and accrued interest, secured by first mortgage of about 4 per cent, on tbe five-twenties of 1867, which are tbe
on nearly 12,000,000 acres of
tbe company’s lands in California, leading bonds of tbe market. It is generally believed that tbe
prices of II. S. securities, particularly in tbe foreign markets, will
Nevada, and Utah,
not eventually suffer from the recent action of tbe Executive, as
FISK & HATCH.
tbe tendency will be to advance tbe standing of the government
credit.
The German American Bank,
)
Closing prices daily have been as follows:
New York, April 17, 1874. f
April April April April April April
Mr. EMIL SALTER lias ceased to be President of this Bank.
Int. period.
2l.
13.
*0.
22.
23.
24.
DAVID SOLOMON, Vice President,
5s, funded, 1881, ..conp....Quarterly. *116
*116# *110#' 116# *115# *115#
O. H.« SCHREINER, Cashier.
6s. 1881
reg..Jan. & July.5 119# *‘.19# 119# *119# *119
119k
coup..Jan. & July. *121# *121# 121# 121# 121# 120#
6s, 1881
6s, 5 20’s, 1862
coup..May & Nov. *118# *113# *118# *118# *117# 118
COTTON CONTRACTS
coup..May & Nov. *119# *120# 120# *120 *119# *119#
Bought and sold on Commission only. 6s, 5-20’s, 1864
6s, 5-20’s, 1865
coup..May & Nov. .... 121# *121# 121# *12U# *120
Advances mude on Cotton and approved Stock Exchange 6s,5-20’s,
1865 nevv,coup.. Jan. & July. 119# 119# 119# 119# 119# 119#
laf
1
119#
6s, 5-20’s, 186?.... coup.. Jdn. & July. *120# 120# 120# 120# *120
R. M. WATERS & CO. 56 Broad st
6s, 5-20’s, 1868
coup..Jau. & July. *119% 120 *120# *119# *119# *119
5s, 10 40’a
...reg..Mar. & Sept. *114# *115 *114# *114# 114# *114
5s, 10-40’s
coupv.Mar. & Sept. 115
115# *111# *114# 114# 114#
reg. .Jan. <fe July. *116# 116# *116# 116# 116# *116
RAILROAD BONDS.—Whether you wish to BUY or SELL 6s Currency
rrite to
HASSLER & CO., No. 7 Wall atreet. N. Y.
This is the price hid, no sale was aiade at the Board.
The
range in prices since Jan. 1 and the amount of each class
L. W. HAMILTON & CO., Stock Brokers, 48 Broad street. New York,
have just published a very interesting book, entitled “How Fortunes are
of bonds outstanding April 1, 1874, were'as follows:
Made in Wall Street,” which they will mill free to any address.
All
Range since Jan. 1.
. ,—Amount April 1.—*
Interested in stock speculations should call or send for a copy.
.

Books Closed.

..

#*

—

,

i ii>n

<a

*

,

Lowest.

Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall street, New York, nego¬

Tambrldge <fe Co.,

stocks costing $50 for 50 shares, $100 for 100 shares (30
days), at the following rates from the present market price of stocks
puts.
c»us.
tiate Puts

or

April 24,1874.
Hailem

Calls

on

PUTS.

CALLS.

Below

Above

8

efrtr&l
Island..,,
and*Hudson.... Ik
Ik
gock
Lake Shore....
We»<>. Union Telegraph.
New Jersey Central....

W*bf*h....

Northwest

2
2#

1

*
2

3k

2k
2k
Sk
4

2-2k
*
4

Below
Sh. Paul common
2
Ohio and Mississippi.... Ik
Union Paeitic
2

C., C. & T. 0

Pacific Mail
2
Hannibal & St. Joseph. 2
Erie
2
Gold
k

Thirty-two page explanatory pamphlet




2

..

mailed on application.

Above
334

3

2k

4

8k

2k
3k

k

Highest.

Registered.

Coupon.

$138,067,000
111 Jau. 2! 116# Apr. 15 $176,349,150
115# Jan.’ 3 120# Pel). 10 193,167,550 89.568.800
coup.. 117
6a, 1881
Jan. 3 121# Apr. 21 16,479,100 152,114,050
6s, 5-20’s, 1862
coup . 112# Jan. 6 118# Apr. 14
33,048,500
25.941.300
Feb. 19
6s, 5-20’s, 1864
coup..114 Jan. 6 120#
33,889,750 118,744,600
121#
Apr.
15
6s, 5-20’s, 1865
115
Jan.
3
coup..
56.680.300 145.952.800
6s, 5-20’s, 1865, new coup.. 114# Jan. 3 119# Feb. 18
87,746,850 222,907.550
120#
Apr.
15
6s, 5-20’s, !867
coup.. 114# Jan. 2
23,612,000
13.862,000
120# Feb. 21
6s, 5-20’s, 1868.*....coup.. 114 Jan. 20
115# Mch. 27 141,048,200
reg.. 110# Feb. 2
5s, 10-40’s
53,519,100
lib# Feb. 28
58, 10-40’s
coup.. 112# Mch. 2
6s, Currency
....reg..114 Jan. 6 117# Apr. 2 64,623,512
Closing prices oX securities in London have been as follows:
5s, funded 1881
6s, 1881

coup..
reg..

April 25, 18?4*j

THE CHRONICLE
April

April

April

17.

24.

109%
108%

109%

104

104
104

106*
108%
104%
103%

*

10.

u. S. 6s, 5-20’s, 1865, o....
U. S. 6s, 5-20’s, 1867
U. S. 5s, 10-40’s
New 5s
and

State

108%

101%

Since Jan. 1.
-V
Lowest.
Highest.

,

Honda.—The

Railroad

bonds has been exceedingly

limited

Apl. 22
Jan. 5

106%
107%
103%
102%

Feb. 19
Feb. 19

110
110

Feb. 16 105% Jan. 24
Jan. 15 104% Apl. 13

business

in

State

the attention of the street

as

415

Latest earnings reported
*
Jan.1 to latest date
1874.
1873.
1874.
1873.
Roads.
Atlantic & Gt. West. 2d week of Apr. $122,845
$106,099 $1,367,166 $1,859,316

Bur.,C. Rap.& Minn. 2d week of Apr.

20,078
867,666

Month of Mch.

Central Pacific

Chic., Danv. & Yin. Month of Mch.
Chic., Mil. & St. P.. 3d week of Apr.
Chic. &> Northwest. 2d week of Apr.
Cleve., Col. Cin. & I. Month of Mch.

50,098
173,V00

Erie
Illinois Central

432,614
567,554

213. 4

2d week of Apr.
Month of Mch.

Indianap., Bl. <fc W.. 2 weeks of Apr

from Virginia it appears that the new tax-bill passed both houses,
and has probably before this been signed by the governor.
The

Michigan Central.. 1st week of Apr.
Mo., Kansas & Tex.. Month of Mch.

report lately made by Second Auditor Rogers shows the follow¬
ing : that $15,151,400 is the amount of bonds outstanding, pay¬
able to bearer, and with coupons receivable for all State dues; the
amount of same class payable to order, is $1,734,900, making the
total with tax-paying coupons $16,886,300, and of other bonds,
convertible into this class, there are enough to make the total
$20,278,730. The amount yet convertible into bonds with cou¬
pons not receivable for taxes is $695,124. The total debt proper
of Virginia (less that set down for West Virginia) is given at
$30,478,741.
*.
In railroad bonds there has been

moderate business

a

Pacifies.

Board, generally at lower prices—particularly on Union
The outside
lifeless.

dealings in miscellaneous bonds have been small and

Closing prices daily,and the

since Jan. l,have been:

range

April A ril April April April April

*33

50

*49

*10V

86
do
Income.
86
Erie 1st M. 7s
*103* *103
N. J. Cen. 1st 7b.. *106

SO
86

is

Railroad

*106

bid,

no

•

•

•

•

•

•

» •

• • •

•

•

«

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

*50
.

•

•

•7

94*
94 V

94

*106
105

•106

106

*105

105* •105*

*105* *105 X *105*

the price

•

135
79*
85*

80

•103*

*106

•

85*
78*
84*
85*
103* •103* '103*
*107
107
•107*

85*

.

•

•

91*
*91*
85V

95

•

•

*7
95

•5

95

21.
*83

•50”

•ii»%

*7*

*5
*5
68Mi8BOurl
94* *94*
95
Cent. Puc.,gold.. *95
Un;Pac.,l8t
86* 86
do
L’d Gr’t
80* *80

This

23.
•81
84

•32'

*32

SsS.C., J.&J....

Ft Wayne 1st 7s.
Roc* laid 1st 7b..

85”

*84

...

6s N. Car., new
6a Virg., old
do
consolld.
do
deferred.

22.

85*

i

•sTenn., old.,
6a Tenn., new
6b N. Car.,old

*

at the

-Since Jan. l.~
Lowest.
Highest.
8 91* Mch. 11
79
Jan.
9 91* Mch.20
79
Jan.
28
Apr. 14 29* Jan. 24
6 21* Mch. 21
16
Jan.
9 42
40
Jan.
Jan. 30
Feb. 17 58* Jan. 27
50
9 11* Feb. 13
Jan.
11
Jan. 12
7* Apr. 21 11
Mch. 2
Jan.
2 96
90*
92* Jan. 3 96* Jan. 14
Apr; 7
81* Jan. 2 87
75* Jan. 3u 85 Mch. 31
89
Mch.
27
Jan.
73V
Jan. 5 105
10L
Apr. 7
Jan. 6
102V Feb. 3 107
104
Jan. 27 106* Mch. 19
Jan. 6 105* Apr. 11
101

Month of Mch.
Month of Mch.

Mobile & Ohio
Ohio & Mississippi..
St. L., Alton & T. H.
do
branches.
St. Louis & Iron Mt.
St. L., Kans. C. & N.
St. L. & Southeast..

Mouth

of

1st week of Apr.
1st week of Apr.

2d week of Apr.

1st week of Apr.

Toledo, P.&Warsaw 2d week of Apr.
Tol., Wab. & West. 2d week of Apr.

has been excited, feverish and lower from several causes.
The
first movement was on Monday, when Columbus, Chicago & In¬
diana Central, commonly known as C. C. & I. C., after opening at

30$, broke down rapidly on large sales to 23, and subsequently
touched 20. This was attended by the suspension of a respectable
firm of stock brokers, who bad been engaged in a bull specula¬
tion in this stock and were unable to meet their contracts.
The

253,801

231,138

318,976

441,386
442,669
660,759
57,689
800.719
178,009
144,‘188
256.719
260,127
3:18,725
22,892
11,501
54,671
58,027

245,774
161,031
138,051
258,600
174,968
297,613
22,45S
9,714
48,036
55,313
22,474
23,416
101,153
607,990
74,958

146,395
1,689,575
2,936,405
1,203,272
5,099,248

3,435,855
964,663

4,928,277
1,683,559

1,860,429

509,250

361,027
646,060
508,984

594,552
476,274
1,944,474
740,980

23.537
16,107

1,852,311
681,751

682,243
802,291

838 603

830,863
130,437
523,296
660,035
341,792

398.134
158,086

913,960
577,003
752,433
822,931

323,830

803,936
1.428,32o
1,015,75s
155,62a

1,386,600
1,228,705
234,454

62,823
491,784

Month of Feb.
West Wisconsin.... Month of Mch.
The Gold Market.
The highest

Union Pacific

74.537

price of gold this week was
114$ on Monday, and from that it fell off to 113$ on Wednes¬
day afternoon. On Thursday, when the President’s veto was
first known so far as business in the Gold Room was concerned,
the price opened at 113$ and closed at 112$ ; and to-day, after
opening at 111$, it sold up to 112 f, closing at 112$. The extreme
effect of the veto message, therefore, appears to have been a
depression of 1$ per cent., as shown in the difference between the
opening price on Thursday and the lowest price since. As noticed
in the range above, the market has shown more firmness to-day
than yesterday. In addition to the effect of the veto, the market
may have been influenced very slightly by the prospect of the
May interest coming out next week, as it is then paid without
rebate.
At the Treasury sale of $1,000,000 on Thursday, the
total bids amounted to $2,430,000 and the awards were at 112 80
to 112‘89.
Customs receipts of the week have been $2,131,000.
The following table will show the course of the gold premiums
each day of the past week :
Quotations.
,
Open¬ Low- High- Clos¬
,

est.

Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,

est.

Total

ing.

113* 113% 113%

Saturday, April 18.
stock market

and miscellaneous Stocks.—The

Mch.

Month of Mch.
2d week of Apr.

ing.

sale was made at the Board.

.

264,528

2,521,061

■

76,689

has been engrossed with the stock and gold markets.
From Ala bama we can learn nothing as to proposed financial measures ;

Kansas Pacific
Marietta & Cin

17,544
318,906
939,778 2,510,224
49,773
150,307
*125,287 2,365,160

" 113%
113%
113% 113%
113* 112%
24 .1.111% 111%

114%
114
113%
113*

114
113%
113%
112%
112% 112%

20 ...114

Balances.——,

,

Clearings. -■ Gold. Currency.
$42,026,000 $1,718,193 $2,052,701
25,411,000 1,050,279 1,201,199
32,823,000
974,200 1,114,735
45,315,000 1,136,900 1,345,883
80.571,000 1,546,893 1,839,811
113,054,000 1,492,703 1,750,237

114* 112% $&19,20C,000 $1,492,703 $1,759,237
114* 113% 234,757,000 1,226,500 1,401,291
114% 112%

Current week
113% 111%
Previous week
113% 113%
Jan. 1,1874. to date...110% 110%

Exchange market lias had no dis
turbing |influence this week beyond that which pertained to the
decline in gold. Rates have been well maintained at 4 85$@4 88
for prime 60 days’ bills and were advanced to 4 86$ to-day on a
the effect of Monday’s work had been fully recovered from, the rather better demand from merchants, which followed the de¬
cline in gold. Commercial bills have been in quite moderate
news came on Thursday of the veto of the so-called inflation bill,
and this again unsettled prices and caused depression. The actual supply, but the demand for exchange also having been light dur¬
decline in stocks, however, has been considerably exaggerated ; ing most of the week the market has remained quiet and steady.
As to the advance of this morning, the actual rates for business
the true measure of the effect of any particular influence upon
the stock market is the extent to which the prices of sound did not keep up to the asking prices, and actual transactions were
dividend-paying stocks are depressed, and not the decline in therefore done at a concession. Nominal rates are as follows:
—
April 24.
,
fancies,” which have at best but a very uncertain value. Tak¬
60 days.
3 days.
ing this standard, we find that New-York Central & Hudson de¬ London prime bankers’eterling
4.86%@ ...
'
4.89*@
clined from 98, the lowest price of Wednesday, to 97$ ; Rock Is
London good bankers’ do
4.86 @4.86%
4.89 @4.89%
land from 98$ to 96$; Dele ware, Lackawana & Western from 106 London prime com. ster do
4.82%@4.84%
... @. ..
Paris (bankers)
5.12*@5.15%
5.17%@5.18%
to 10o; Lake Shore from 74$ to 73$.
It was generally conceded Antwerp
5 13%@5 15
5 19%@5 20
that the bears, or those who turned bears for the moment, took Swiss.
5 13%@5 15
5 19%@5 20
41%@ 41%
41%^ 41%
advantage of the situation to depress prices, and to-day there was Frankfort
95%@ 95%
Bremen
96%@ 96*
a
general recovery with the closing prices about the highest of Prussian thalers
71%@
72%@ 72*
the day.
The transactions for the week at the Custom Bouse and SubThe daily highest and lowest prices have been as follows:
Treasury have been as follows:
•
Saturday
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Frida1
y. Monday,
-Sub-Treasury.
April 23.
April U.
Custom
April 21. April 22
April 13.
April 20.
Foreign Exchange..—The

considerable upon tlie whole market and caused a de¬
cline of greater or less extent throughout the list.
Prices on the
following two days were irregular though stronger, but before
effect

was

“

,

.

N.Y.Cen.&H.R.

garlem...;.
rie

97*

*126
37?*

Lake Shore....

.

pref.

Rock Island...

6t. Paul
do
pref....
At.& Pac.,pref.
Ohio & Miss...

38

59
*14*

'104
106
106*
82
32
flan. & St. Job.
Union Pacific..
34* 35
Col. Chic.& l.C.
30* 31

Del.,L.& WeBt

Panama
West, Un. Tel.

104* 1'27
74* 75*

Quicksilver....
do
pref.

*

Wells, Fargo..
*

*26

99

*62* 63*
•69* 70
*....

64

80

97
98*
*.... 126

35*
78*
41V
47*
63*

66

98
38
58

97V 99*
88* 40*
58
14 V
»

58

*105”

25

2

30
#

104
1%
28

58

28*
1*

10L

69*

•

63V

69*
90

102

71*
30
35
•

•

71*
41V
47*
65*
93*
3sv

58
14

97* 98*
125* 125*
34
35*

99

126

35*

78 V
38
43

76*
43*
48V
66*
100
39V

63
96 V

105

47*
65*
99

33*
57V
12V 13*

,34*

58

14*
25* 27*
1*
1*

75
42

21V 26
1*
1%
*104* 10S

97* 98V

126
126V
34 * 35*

73V 76*
38V 42*
43
47*
63* 66
98
99*
34 V 33*
55* 55*
14
25

•30
«

•

•62* 63V
67V 67V
•
78*

35

40* 42*
93* 93*
62* 62*
67

•76*

This Is the price bid and asked : no sale was made

•

•

■

*

•

39*

41

93

98
63

67

•60
67

77V

77

107

71*

• •

67
77

35”

39” 43*
93
*61
*65

93

62*
67V
•75* 77*

Lapsley & Bazley, Brokers, 74 Broadway and 9 New street,

„




“
“
“
“

20
21
22
23
24

$418,000 $1,114,839 44

514,945 66

399,000
488,000
339,000
255,000
232,000

539.317 59

reported

are as

to $200, 60 days (on
at the following dis¬
Puts
below.
2 @3*

2 @3*
2 @4
1 @2
i*(g>2*

1*@2*

2 @3*

follows:

Currency.

$678,441 30
55*2,863 53
371,873 90

$34,952 68
1,709.801 35

22,589 04
49,168 19

$503,593
317,707
477,405
334,359

21
11
18
73

473,600 61

369.678 65

450.273 42

2.'8,351 59

64,620 48

271,272 25

439,G05 99

1,258,858 26

1,108,589 52

383,623 03

Total
$2,131,001
Balance, April 17...
$55,960,616 81 $36.374,997"34
Balance. April 24...
$56,503.478|26 $37,547,104 06
New York City Banks*—The following

the condition of the Associated Banks
week ending at the commencement of

Calls
above.

3 @4*
8*<g>5
S @4*
2 @2*
2*@3*

2*@3*
8 @4*

statement shows
of New York City for the
business on April 18, 1874:

-A.VXBAGX AMOUNT OF-

Loans and
Banks.
New York
Manhattan Co

Merchants*
Mechanics’
Union
America
Piicenlx

at the Board.

quote stock privileges, $100 for 100 share*, 30 days; $150
Members New York Stock Exchange or responsible parties),
tance from the market
Calls
1
Puts
above. I
April 24,1874.
below.
1 @1*
Gold for * bonus.. *@l
Rock Island
4 <§»5*
W. Union Tel
Mil. & St. Paul. ..
2*@4
3 @4* I Wabash
Pacific Mail........ 2*@4
N. Y. C. & Hud... 1*@2*
2 &3
I Ohio & Mississippi.
6
Harlem
3 m
as
| Union Pacific
Krie
2 <&»*
2*@3* [ Han. 4 8t. Joseph.
Lake Shore
2 @3*
2*@4
C., C. & I. C
3 <43
Northwestern
2*@2*

The latest railroad earnings

“

Gold.

Currency.

Gold.

14

26*
1*
1*
104* 105
105. 106*
27* 28
30
32*
21* 22*

106
105
iw*
26
28*
28* 29
30* 33*
33* 3*%
21
22*
22% 23
105
106* 104 105 •105
63
71
68* 72*
73%
•26* 30
27* 23
•

April 18

-Payments.-

Receipts.-

House

Receipts.

....

37* 41*
•93

98
126
34

105
106

105
106
29

32* 33V
21* 23

#

38* 48*
•98* 100
*63
•78

39*

*1*

105*
104V 105V
26
80V
33
34*
20
80*
101
105*
71* 74*

•62*

36V
71*
42*
49*
G6*
99*

15

27* 29*

29
36

43* 44*
*98

126
37 V

73* 75*
41* 44V
47V 50*

59

29*
1*
1*

Boat., H.& E..

Pacific Mall....
Adams Exp....
American Ex..
United States..

96V 98

126
35

74* 75?*
44* 45*
50* 51?*
66?* 67?*
98?* 99V
41
41*

Wabash...
Northwest
do

98?*

City
Tradesmen’s
Fulton
Chemical

Merchants’Exch’ge.
Gallatin, National..

Butchers’&Drovers’

Mechanlcs&Traders

Greenwich
Leather Manuf
Seventh Ward
State of N. York...
American Exch’ge.
Commerce

Broadway
Mercantile

$3,000,000
2,050.00C
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
.

.

3,000,000
1,300,000

1,000,000

1,000,000
600,000

300,000
1,235,000

1,500,000

80OJXX)
6(4jXX)

200,000
600,000

500,000
2,000,000
5,000,000.
.

.

10,000^)00
1,000,000
1,000,000

Legal

Net

Tenderi
iers. Deposits.
Specie.
$11,139,000 $2,180,800 $1,479,000 $10,248,900
463.300
833, MX)
3,817,600
5.817.600
9.163.900
1.541.500
11,322,900 1,1%,600
949.100
4.158.800
335.200
6.400.100
585 900
3.521.700
773.200
4.949.600
7.443.300
1.894.500
9,303,300 1,174,400
223,000
3,'■•43,GOO
921.100
4.819.100
5,495,200
870.600
l,4t5,000
6.500.600
1.921.900
482, 00
172,500
3,362,800
1.521.400
810,6 0
243,400
2,012,800
7.102.800
255.100
2,198,100
8,012,100
8,147,000
304,000
627,64 }0
3,636,200
2.336.700
482.UK)
871,590
4.067,900
874,000
1.600.500
49,000
2,433,000
371,300
1.318.900
16.200
2,014,200
859,100
163,800
1.034,500
853.100
2.886.300
500, ioo
8.268.600
922,400
221.100
57,900
1.265.400
4.817/00
735 J 00
1,557,800
5.243.100
737.600
7.579.400
1.394.500
12,194.600
7.802.500
702.100
4,472,300
18,336,000
3.829.700
472,700
645,600
5.869.400
2.923.700
683,400
102.300
3,745,1W

Discounts.

Capital.

Circula¬
tion.

$866,500
9,700
856,600
504.400
490,500
1,200
515.400

777,600
447 50J

485.700

254.200
195.700
2.70J
258.200
174,100
548,900
S85.'00

8,066,4)0
_887.WJ
473,U

THE CHRONICLk

416
2,142,800
5,011, 00
2,347,800
1,519,000
2,422,400
1.000,000
1.000,0(10
4,405,800
500,000
2,667,000
1,000,000 15,080,000
422,700

Pacific

2,000,000
450,000
412,500

Republic
Chatham

People’s..
North America
Hanover
Irving

Metropolitan
Citizens
Nassau....
Market

1,411,100
2,405,700
3,290,500
2,563,800

400,0-0
1,U00,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,100
l,u00,UOC

.....

..

8t. Nicholas
Shoe and Leather..
Corn Exchange
Continental
Oriental

4,iS0,>>00
2.815,500
3,176,7^0
1,593,800

2touo,000
300,000
400,000

Marine

2,351,000

l^OjUGOO

1,500,000

Importers’* Trad’rs

16.895.6u0
13Ji5,9u0
.63,200
1,035,<*00
971.2JO
1.943. *00
20,897,600
6,598,000
l,749,00u
7,424,600

2,000,000
500,000
300,000
400,000
350,000

park
Mech. Bank’g Asso.
Grocers’
North River
East River
7.....
..

500,000
5,000,00o
2,000,000
300,000
1,500,CGC
First National
50C,000
Third National
1,000,000
N.T.Natlonal Exch..
500,000
Tenth National
1,000,000
Bowery National...
250,000
200,000
New York Co. Nat.
German American.
2,000,000

Manufact’rs’& Mer.
Fourth National....
Central National...
Second National....
Ninth National ....

Total
Boston

5,221.100
6,914,500
1,33*,700
1,753,600
1,165,000
1,247,500

5,266,600

2,212,300

1,000,000

Dry Goods.....

190.700

6,600
187.500
133,600

232,000

1,093,800

126.000

533,000

588.000

2,221 ,OJU
359,8JC

24.600
103,000
132.200
124.300
55.500
216.700
5.9J0
122,800
393,400
75,700
6,500
15,400
23,100
l.OiKJ

866,200
154.100
239.600
191.400
204.100

1,197,800
29,000

3.838.800
1,611,000

V,700

1,870,900

603.700

811,100
'.7,213,200
5,129.000

1,647,600

861,000
17.500
176,(00
2,000
25.000

277.200
17.600

April 20, 1874:

1.113.800

4.877.600
1.709.700

returned to the Clearing House on
Loans.

Capital.

Bangs.

$1,554,300
2.9>3,900
4.022.700
2.124 800

$750,000
1,300,000
1,500,000
1,000.000
600,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000

Atlantic
Adas
BlackBtonc
Boston

Boylston
Broadway

Columbian
Continental
KUot
Everett
F&neull Hall

1.713,400
*50.000
2,513.900
2,011,300
2.548.200

670.200
2.763.500
1,664.700
2,132.3(0
1.620 000
2,329.800
1,559,300
I.y83,7i0
1.191.9J0

200,000
1,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
750.000
1,000,000
800,000
800,000
400,000

Freeman’s*
Globe
Hamilton
Howard
Mirket

Massachusetts
Maverick
Merchants.
Mount Vernon

9.055,000
651.100
2.417.000
3.368.000

3,000.000
200,000
1,000,000

New England
North
Old Boston
Shawm at
Shoe & Leather
State
Suffolk
Traders...

1,000.000
900,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
2,000.000
1,500,000
600,000
2,000.000

Tremont

Washington
First
Second (Granite)...
Third
Bank of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B’k ol Redemption.
Bank of Republic...

City

2.CU2.O00

2.210.600
2.979.500
3.639.30C
3,33^.700
1.S74.200
3.292.100

750,000

1,000,000

1,600.000

1,000,000

Exchange

1,500,000
2,000,000

Hide A Leather
Revere

1,000,000
1,500,000
5 00,000
500,000
500,000

Union
Webster

Commonwealth
Central
Manufacturers

116.100

108.900
27.700

835,300
U9.100
84,000

20.600

26.400

24.666

196,900
88.400

7,200
129,100
v.600

42.800

2.300

66.300

912.500

73.900
108.800

510.200
1.197.900

91.300

525,000
944.300
846.500
834.400
862.300

258.700

22,206

107 400

139,00C

56.500
63.100
109,500
3,600
408.200
30,000
80.400
76.600
189.900

45.200

49.200
332.600

371,900
895.500

247.700

1.753.500

76.900
307.100

14.300

216.100

25.900
75.400
63.500

311.900

114.200
319.400
333.200
67.100

205,000

123.900

576.300

173.400
199.600

771.600

340.800

2.112.900

794,000
786.100

2.574.200
7-,0.300

328.000
93.700
47.100

Specie.

$90,000

1,000,000

2,000,000

6.471.200

20l', 900

2*435,000
2,103,000

3,000

32.0C0

2,671,000
1,865.000

2,800

810,000
800,000
500,000
250,000

250,000

500,000
400,000
Manufacturers’.... 1,000.000
Bank of Commerce
250.000
Otrard
1,000.000
Penn
Western

i .023,168

1,177,234
1,936,991
2.385,000

154.156,200 $23,524^
April20,ls $2t,l4i,iuo.

3,912,000
1,503,000
1,194,607

28,000

1,098,000

842,855

500,000

2,279,000
1,672,000
4,2 78.990
1,079.661

14.689
3.800
1.000
26, (’00

800,000
300,000
1,000,000
300,000
150,000
250,000
275,000
750,000

1,000,000
250,000
$16,435,000

$1,000,000
euo.uoo

1,000,000
619,000
471,000
434,000
airi.ooo

3:3,000

2,864,000
1,381.0-0

222 764

660.668
804.110

2,125,784
1,441,849
570,940
3.511,000
1.084,000

830.000

9,000

*239

1

614,000
622,000
224,000
263,585
546,190
355,-TOO
205.623

l .465,947

$4,077,000
3,415.000
6,123.590
1,552,000

584,000
439,000

274

400,000

con

for the week ending

748.414

City
Commonwealth...,

300,000

.

300,000
150,(00
120.000

is the average

$1,300,000
1,154.000
2,040,700

u*o6

200,000

Total

947,000
2.58^.000
586.700
474.300

Total net
L. Tender. Deposlts.Circulat’n.

86,306

Tradesmen’s
Consolidation

Republic..

746,000
178.600
539.500
436, S00

week.

Loans.

Security

991.300

1,023,900

$5,677,001
4.644.200

Central
Bank of

793.50C

86.100

Capital.

Eighth....

743.000
791.500
419 8Q0

947.1UU

15*2.300
152.700

$1,500,000

Seventn

713.600
377 700

502.500

37.700

12‘,900

714.600
172.500

‘2,121,?0G

2.485.000
2.526,000

114,000

168.900
696.800
582.300
687 200

1,132,000
2,083,200

113,6)0
230.900

49.100
39.600

720.800

911.600
991,800
831.700
516.300

137.200

20.700

977.900

1.164X00

338.900
299.7' *.0
564.700
192.300

16.300

495.900

1.174.200

20,800

51.600
165.900
20,000
36.600

175,5'10
742.600
786.900
347.600
592.100

1.102,100
966.400
1.501.900

509.600

101.300

Banks.

Sixth

420.900
243.500

*26,400

Philadelphia

Corn Exchange....
Union
First
Third

351.400

1,536, top

17.600

Monday, April 20, 1874 :

Kensington

43(f.0O0

577.500

Philadelphia Banks.—The following
dition of the Philadelphia National Banks

Southwark

511.500
350,0C0
354.100
240.600

5.650.500

...

NorthAmerica
Farmers and Mech.
Commercial
Mechanics’
Bank N. Liberties.

506.900
793.800
117.500

1,247,600

3.343.600
4.919.500
3,203.000
938,100
926,800

781.300

1,186,700

267.200

200

471.400
172.000

95.300
69.400

Total
$49,850,000 $126,537,900 $3,016,900 19.755.200
The total amount “due 10 other Banks.’’ as per statement of
Not received—same as last

Deposits. Clrcul.
$432,100
$522,900
790.400
1.035,600
780,200
1,970.400
576/200
925.600

788.200

175,300
214.265
'

537,266
215,143
592,000
163.000

270,000

238,550
399,193
203,873

802,512

i.osu.ooe

2.453,000

352 000

1,4:4,000

1,665.000

4,208.000
808.000
764.000

794.500
259,549
133,000
219,30
239.500

86*0()6

290,000
113,000
148,000
256,000

997,246
453.000

1,076.000

3,200

507,000
110,000

3,907,000
1,037 000
380,000

800,000
178,C00

$60,008,777 $545,203

$16,164,714

584,000
519.000
970.00C

4.374.000
2.067,000
628,000

2,1X4)
2m

954,017
659,462

354,125
209,025
450.000
346, OOP

595.000

$48,667,179 $11,509,989

WASHINGTON, D. C.—PRICKS.
iBid.
Wash. Co. S.

Bid. As*

1

Cbes A O Can stk (1847) 6s
Board of Public Works—

bon<Js, 7s, 1974

Chicago Relief bends, is, 1817.
Imp., 6s, g, 1891

Cers., Gen. Im;i. 8a, 187*

Perm

1891
do
Market fitosk bonds, 7s. 1892..
Water Stock bonds 7s, 1901....
do
do
1903
Water Stock 6s, 1869
do
1874

1875

1878

Fund. Loan (Cong ) 6, g, 1892..
do
(Lee). 6s. g, 1902..
Cars, of Stock (1828) 5s, at pleas
ao
(1843) 6s
do




1875

do
do
do
do
do

1876
1377
1878
Series.
Certificates, Sewer, 8s, 1874.. .

.

B year Cere., 7 3-10,
Ten year Bonds, 6s,

do

90*

do

80

ao

85*

do
do
do

•

1875....
1876.:.
1877....

1878
Series.
Water Cenlflcates, 8s, 1977. /
...

112

99*

99*

97

99*

do
do
do

98"

97*

7s

26

t.

®

•

•

....

7
78

1

-

•

•

....

Wilming. A
do

m.7s,c. 1911

do
reg. .. m\
6s,g., 1971..

6?*,

84

Read.,1stM.,7,1900
do 2d Mort. 1902

49

CANAL BONDS.

•

1?>6*
:u6* 10!
109 * 109*
152* 152*

A Albany stock
A Lowell stock
A Maine
A Providence
Cheshire preferred
Chic., Bur. A Quincy

Boston
Boston
Boston
Boston

g.

80

Sunbury A Erie lBt m. 7s. ’77..
Sunbury A LewiBt^n 7s,’90—
Warren A F. 1st m. «s,’»6
W»st Chestercons. 7s,’91
West Jersey 6s, ’33
03*
do
1st m. 6s,’96
no* 101*
do
do
7s,’97
Western Penn. 6s, ’93
do
do ^6s
b., ’96

....

M (new)

100*

103*' 103*

Phil. A Read. C.AI.Co.deb.7s’92
PhlL.Wiau. ABal.,6s, ’84
Pius., Cln. A St. Louis 7s

96* 99*

7s

Ogdensbnrg A Lake Ch. 8s
Old Col. A Newport Bds, 7, *77. 104*
Rutland, new 7b
Stansted A Chambly 7s
Verm’tCen.,lst M., cons.,7,’86 20*'
do
2d Mort., 7,1891
Vermont A Can., new. 8.......
Vermont A Mass., 1st M. 6,’83.

Monday,

887.500

7s

Burlington A Mo. L. G.

225,000

420,000
835.300

95.500

S.OU.-'OO
1.866.801

873.200

200,000

Security

$120,900

$16,000

18.400
48 300
226 400

6.583.000
2.905.000
1.837,100
1.855.700
5.004.400

1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000

L.T. NoteB

S oecte.

1,838.100
3.991,000
4.85<.8oC
1.280.1U0

300,000
2,000,000
1,000,000

1,000,000

Eagle

*

193,000

180,OlO

932,000

222,000

Cheshire, Cb
Eastern Mass., 7s
Hartford A Erie, 1st

Municipal
do
Portland 6s
...

r..

86*

Philadelphia A Reading 6s, '80
do
do
7s, ’98
do
deb. bonds,’98

,

.

....

Boston 6s, Currency
do
Ss.golu

305,700

644,500

270.400
245.600
273,1X0
265,5(0

1-0

Massachusetts 6s, Gold
do
5s. Gold
Chicago Sewerage

863,0('U
978,. 00

7,731,500
6.477.600
7.412.700

Perkiomen 1st m.6s,’97.
Phlla. A Erie 1st m. 6s, ’81
do
2dm.7s.’88

100

6s

4,100
360.000
437,800
91*2,900

2/792,900
1,342,0f(*
255,0(»0
606,010
317, OuO
790,000
267,300
879,100

1.541,000

340,900

1,523,000

Maine 6s
New Hampshire,
Vermont os

530.100

1.232.400 \
2,152,100 \
18.100.900 ’
19.423.700
1.118.300
665,900
938,400

480,000

Pennsylva., gen.m., reg., 1910
BOSTON.

787,600
5,000

1.884.400

Bid. Ask

SXCTJBITIXB.

Bid. Ask.

•xctukitixs.

289,909
167,200
1,1:5,000
131.900
3,900
363.900
744.900

1,169.4CO

204.100
487,000
4,960,000
4.630.800

1,774.900

131,300
5,500

April 25; 1874.

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, &c.

POTATOES IS BOSTItX.

834.900

8,569,000
1.364.700
2,246,5*0
2,250 ,20V
1.294.300
2.952.700

234,SCO
518.700
•102,400
862.500
370,000
244, '00

80.000

60

1,887,200
8.409.900
2,315,800
1,276,100.
1.952.600
4.157.900
2,629,000

436.700
475,000
449,000
190.500

18,200
996.300

$32,370,200 $293,164,700 $23,213,600 $55,163,900 $238,838,900 $26,840,3Qo
Banks.—Below we give a statement of the Boston

National Banks, as

l£t

*

Chesapeake A Dela. 6s, *82....
Delaware Division 6s, "78
Leh'gh Navigation 6s,’84......
do
RK, '97....
81
i(S
do
*77.
10’.* 10*2*
do
conv., ’82.
8
7*
Cin.,Sandu8ky A Clev.Btock.
do
conv,, g,’94.
Concord
do
gold, ’97
137*
Connecticut River
M.,6,1876
75* Morris, 1st
Connecticut A Passumpsic, pf.
2d
do
M., 1876..
66* 67
Eastern iMaBS.#
do
boat, ’85
63
lO
Eastern (New Hampshire)....
Pennsylvania
6s, 1910
124
126
Fitchburg
Schuylkill Nav. 1st m. 6s, ’97..
Manchester A Lawrence
do
2d m., 6s, 1907
Northern ot New Hampshire..
do
m. 6s, c.,’95..
•

.

94*

98

.

88*
.6*
73*

....

Norwich A Worcester....^
Ogdens. A L.
do
Old Colony

49.

Champlain

•

112* i

.

115

j

4

82

preferred
Vermont A Canada
Vermont A Massachusetts
do

*

.

114

Port., Saco A Portsmouth
Rutland common

do
6s, imp.,’BO...
do 6s, boat'A car,1918
do 7s, boat A car,1915
do scrip

50
85

4

pref...

do

Susquehanna 6s,’94
do
7s. 1902
Union 1st mort. 6s, ’83
Wyoming Valiev 1st m.

34*

40

48

82

84

Ex.divldend.
CITY BONDS.

STATE AND

6s, Defence
Baltimore 6s of’75
do

101

Pennsylvania5s, coup......... 100
do
6s,’67, 5-10,1st...
do
do
10-15,2d... 1U5*
do
do
15-25. 3d... 103*
101*
Philadelphia 6s, cli
103*
6s, new

do
Alleghany

County, 5s, coup...
Alleghany City 6s
Pittsburg 5s
6s
do
do
7s
New Jersey State 6s, Exempts
Delaware State 6s
BAILBOAD STOCKS.
Camden A
do

Atlantic
do
pref....

103*

Sg

....

*

*

*

do
pref
Elmira A Williamsport—
Elmira A Williamsport pref..
EaBt Pennsylvania

30

Harrisb’g, Lancaster A C..
Huntington A Broad Top.
do
do pref.
Lehigh Valley
Little Schuylkill.
Mlnehll!......
- -

Nesqnehonlng Valley

15*
43*

17

435:

37* 40"
49
8

51
1U

15*
60*

60 Y

IS

46

47'

52*
53*

53
51
90

$9
35

River.

Penns/ivanla

Philadelphia A Erie

do

51*
T9*i
56*

56*

Philadelphia A Reading
54* 55
Phlla., wilming. A Baltimore. 121*
122
United N. J. Companies
50
West Chester....
...
50
do
pref
West Jersey
canal 'stocks.

51

Chesapeake A Delaware
Delaware Division
Lehigh Navigation

48

43*

43*

...

17*

12*

Susquehanna
Onion
do

..

pref

....

BAILBOAD BONDS.

Alleghany Valley 7 3-lOs, 1896..
Belvidere Delaware,1st m,6,r77
C <
do
2d M.,’35
do
do
3d M.,’87
Camden A Amboy, 6s, ’75
do
do
6 s,’88
do
do
6s, ’89
do
do mort. 6s,’89...

conscd., 68,’94...
Cam. A Atlan. 1st m, 7s, g. 1903
do
2dm,7s.,80..
Catawissa, 1st M. conv.,’82—
do
chat. m. do
’88—
do’
new 7s. 1900
Connecting 6s 1900-1904
East Penn. 1st mort. 7s,’88... .
El. A W’msport, 1st m, 7s. ’80.
do

"

do

do

92*
100
84

....

82
30
97
90

99*

l6T*
ICO* ’
88

•

98

*

‘

1.

99*

ioi
101
96

....

64*

66*

100
....

ioi*
103*

Columbus A Xenia Btock
Dayton A Ml chlgan stock ....
do
8 p. c. Bt’k guar
Little Miami stock
Cln. Gaslight A Coke Co., stk.

ioi"
102
104

Wharf 6s

special tax 6s of ’89.
Jeff., Mad. A LlstM.(IAM)7, ’81
do 2d M.,7,.
.do
do
do 1st M.,7,1906....
Lonlsv.C. A Lex.,IstM.,7, ’97..
Lmiis. A Fr’k., 1st M.,6, /70-’78..
do
Loulsv. Loan, 6.’81.
L. A Nash. 1st M. (m.s.) 7, ’77..
do Lou. Loan (m. s.)6, ’86-’87
do
do
(Leb.Br.)6,’86
do IstM. (Mem. Br)7,*70-’75.
do

do
do
do

96

lstMr.(Leh.br.ex)7.’80-’35| 91

Lou.L’n(Leb.br.ex)€,’9S l 79
90
Consol. 1st M.,7,1898....
Jefferson., Mad. A lnd... :....
2ff*
Louisv., Cln. A Lex.,pref
do

do

common.

...

53

Louisville A Nashville
ST* LOUIS*

81 Louis 6s, Long Bonds
io
Water 6s gold
do
(new)
do
do
99* North Missouri. IstM. 7s .
At.A Pacific guar, land grants
do
2U M.
Pacific (of Mo.) Is*- M. gld..
«0
do
do
2d M. bds
80
Kansas Pacific stock
....
do
IstM gld6s.J. A
....
101' 101*
do F.AAf 64
do
do
98 *
I
Pacific RR ol Mo. stock
90
90'* ' * And Interest.
.

2d M.,6. 1«75..
gen. m. 1910

*

loi** 1C2"

do
do 3d m,6s, 1900 .. 86
do
con. m. g. 6s. 1900 65
North Penn. 1st m, 6s. *85
102
do
2d m. 7s, ’96
do
10s, e*»8t. m.,*77 . 104
ao
gen. mort. 7s. 190S
Oil Creek A Al. K., ron. 7s, '89. 57*
OH Creek 1st m. 7s, ’82.. ..
Penn A N. Y. Canal 7s. ’9t

Pennsylvania, 1st M., 6,1*80...

do
(I. AC.) IstM..7,1883
Little Miami, 1st M., 6,1883 ....
Cln. Ham. A Dayton stock., w.

do

8chuylkilUstM., 7,1^:. 98
92*
Northern Central 2d m, 6s. ’85

Little

lnd., Cln. A Laf., 1st M.,7

Louisville 6s, ’82 to *87
do
6s ’97 to’98
do
Water 6s,’87 to’89..
do
Water Stock 6s, ’97.

87

*

1st M.,7,1905
IstM., 6, 1905

LOUISVILLE.

98
91

5s

Harrisburg 1st mort. 6s, ’83
H. A B. T. 1st mort. 7s, ’90
do
2d mort. 7s, *75—
3d m. cons. 7s, *95.
do
Ithaca A Athens g. 7s,’90....,
Junction 1st mort. 6s, ’85 . ...
do
2d
do
1900
Lehigh Valley, 6s, 1898
do reg
do
do
do
do
do
7s, 1910

do
do

do
do
2d M.,7,’84..,
do
do
3d M., 7. *88..
do To’do dep. bds, 7, ’81-’94.

Dayton A West.,
do
do

pref.

2d M.,7,’86...

Colum., A Xenia, 1st M.,7, ’90.
Dayton A Mich., 1st M., 7 81..

46

122

Pennsylvania
Schuylkill Navigation
do

do

do
3d M., 8,77...
do
Cln.. Ham.A Ind.7s guar
Cln. A lndiaua, 1st M., 7
do
do 2d M.. 7,1877..

50

Morns
do pref

Ham. Co.,Ohio 6p.c. ong bds.
7 p.c.,1 toSyrs.
do
do
do
do
lg bds, 7 A 4.30?
Cln. A Cov.Brldge s ock, pref
do
bonds, short
do
bonds, long.
Cln.. Ilam. A D., 1st M., «, 80...

do

...

....

41

Cincinnati 5s
68
do
do
7-30s...

46
12

51
19

42

preferred

CINCINNATI.

35*

45*
10*

90
92*
16*
95
85*
89

Norfolk Water 8s
North. Cent. 2d M., B. F., 4, ’85 .
do
do 3d M., 8. F.. 6,1900
do
do Id M. (Y.AC) 6,*77
do
do Cons, (gold) 6,1900
Pitts. A ConnellBV., 1st M.,7, '98
do
do
1st M.,6,1889
West Md.lstM., endorsed, 6.’90
do
1st M., unend.. 6. *90..
do
2d M.,endorsed, 6.’9<k
Baltimore A Ohio stock
Parkersburg Branch
Central Ohio
:

98

41

Catawlssa

Norristown...
Northern Central
North Pennsylvania
Oil Creek A Allegheny

101*

73" 78'
11)6“

100

97

105 105*
96* 12*

99
do
1884
98
99
do
97
68.1900
99
1890, Park 6s
do
97
Baltimore A Onto 6s of *75
100* 101
99*
do
do
6s oi ’80... . 99
do
do
68 ol ’.85,... 97*
Central Ohio, 1st M.,6
' 69*
Marietta A Cln., 1st M.,7, 1891. 100* 10’.*
do
do
2d M.,7,1896. 92* 92*
3d M. 8s
do
do

106

76

75

6s, "18.

BALTIMORE.
Maryland 6s, Jan., A., J. A O..

PHILADELPHIA.

77

82

98
88
90

.

*•*

...

..

D..'
.

.

21

54*

April 25,1874J
government Bonds ana
cent

QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW YOKK.
active Railroad Stocks are quoted on a previous page ana not repeated here. Prices represent the per
value, whatever the par may be. “ JSf. T. Local Securities ” are quotd ine a separate list.
Bid. Ask

8KOVBITIBS.

U. S. Bonds.
(Others quoted previously.)
'5-2fe, reg'/stered, 1862
5-20 Called Bonds, 1862
5-20s, registered, 1864
j.
5-20s, registered, 1865
5-20s.regret. ? "d. n«w'ss ie, 65
5-208, register e.., : ?*>'»
5-20s, registered, 1-68
Ss, registered, 1881
slate UokidM.

115*
115*

U3

California 7s
do
7b, large bonds
Connecticut 6s
Georgia 6fc

ii'2*

78, new bonds
7s, endorse 1
7s, Gold bonds

101
i« o
i00

5s
6s coupon, *77
do
1879
War Loan

siana6s

<o

do new bonds

o

do new floating

r

debt.
7s, Penitentiary
6a, levee bonds

do
do
do

8b

do
do

do
8s
8s
4o
Mlcht*T»n 6s, 1878-79.

do

1875..
of 1910
—

4o
6s,1888..
do
78,1878
Wlssouri 6s
do
H. A St. Jo. issne..
to
Asylum or Unlv r’Mow York Bounty Loan, reg..
do
coup...
do
do

do
do Spec’l Tax, Class:
do
Class 2
do
do
do
Class 3
do
do
Ohio «s, 1875
do 68,1881
do 68, 1886
Rhode Island 6s
South Carolina 6s
do
Jan. & July...
do
do
do
April* Oct...
do
do Funding Act, 186*
do
do Land C, 1889. J & J
do
do Land C, 1389, AA<do
do 7s
of 188TenneBBee 6s, old
do ex coupon
do
do new bonds.*-...
do
do
do
do excoupor
do
do
do new serier

97*

..

89

73

<lc
do
2dM.. l'.Kl
do
do
7s, conv. 103*
Morris A Essex, 1st Mort..
106
2d Mort.
do
do
100*
do
do
Conv. bonds 91
do
Construction
do
do
92
no
7s of 1871
1st

92

*

82*

98*
83

Endorp«d.

do
‘2d

uo

3d
4tn
5th

do

Ill. Grand Trunk..

.

98

90

tO

..

Indianap., Bl. A W. IstM

..

do
do
2d M
Mich. So. 7 per ct. 2d Mort
Mich. 5. AN i.S. F.7p.c
Cleve. A Tol. Sinking Fund
Cleve. A Tol.,new bonds

83*

..

70

.

102

103*

104*

105

104

104*
llO

Cleve.,P’vllle A Ash., oldbds.
15

new

bds.

Detroit, Monroe A Tol bonds
Buffalo A Erie, new bonds
•uffalo A State Line 7a

95*
y4*

..

95
97
W. Piueon, 1st
Lake Shore Div. oonds...
94*
do
Cons. coup. lit..
do
Cons. reg. 1st...
do
C ns. coup. 2d., 92 X 93*
Cons. reg. 2d —
do
Marietta A Cln., 1st Mu. t
Mich. Cent., Consol. 7s, 19U2...
93*
1st M. 8h, 133*...
do
109*
New Jersey Southern 1st m 6
do
do
consol. 7
New York & N. Haven (m
N. Y. Central 6s, 1888
do
6s 1 f* 87
do
6s real estate
-do
6-* subsc:ipllon.
do
7s. itfir
do
7s. conv. 1876
7s. lt-65-76
do
oo A Hud. 1st mort .coup 105* 105*
do
1st mort
reg.. t05
105*
Sud. R. 7s, 2d M. 8. F. 1885
do
7s. 8d Mort... 1875
Harlem, 1st mort. 7J, coup...
do
do
reg
North Missouri 1st mo:t
Ohio A Miss., consol, sink. f...
do
Consolidated...
do
2d
do
73
Central Pacific gold Bonds.... 74*
State Aid bdB. 102*
do
Western Pacific bonds
87*
Union Pacific 1st M’geBonds. 85
do
Land Grants, 7s. 73*
Income IDs
do
34*
do
Sinking Fund...
PaclflcR.o Mo. lBt M
78” 79
do
(to
2d M

Kalamazoo

&

.

....

50*

11*

do deferred do
Baftlroad Stocks.

do

do

94

i;

(Active previously quoted.)
Albany A Susquehanna
Central Pacific
Chicago & Alton
do
do
pref
Chic. Bur & Quincy

...

Clevc.. Col., Cln. * Ind
Cleve. & Pittsburg, guar

Dubuque A Sioux Citv

,

pref..

31

Ind., Cin. & Lafayette
Joliet & Chicago
Long Island
Marietta & Cin., 1st preferred
do
2d pref
do

....

12

Michigan Central

Morris <s Essex

94 X

20
Mo., Kansas & Texas
New Jersey Southern
N. Y., New Haven & Hartford 132
Ohio* Mississippi, preterred. 43 *

Pacific of Missouri

Pitts., Ft W. A Chic,,guar...
do
do
special..
Rensselaer A Saratoga.
108
Rome * Watertown
St. Louis, Alton A T. Haute...
do
do
pref.
Belleville A 8o. Illinois, pref
St. Louis A Iron Mountain.... 27
St,. L., Kan. C.A Northern pref
Toledo, Peoria* Warsaw
Toledo. Wab. A Western, pret.
Tf iMcellaneon* Stocks
American District Telegraph. 55
Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph.

94

7s part'd
Mo...
Pacific
R. W.
itts., Ft.
A Chic., by
IstM....

57

Boston Water Power

Co., Baltimore
Oent.N. J. Land Improv. Co.
Canton

Delaware A Hudson Canal
116*
American Coal
Consolidation Coal of Md..... 40
....

rland Coal andiron

...

80

do
do
2d Mort.
do
do
8d Mort.
Cleve. A Pitts., Consol, 8. F’d
do
3d Mort
do
do
do
4tb Mort
Col.. Chic. A Ind. C., 1st Mort
do
do
2d Mort
St. L. 4* Iron Mountain, 1st M.
2d M
do
do
Alton
T. H., 1st M
do
do
2d M. pref
do
do
2d M.Income..
Bellev’Je A £.Ills. R. 1st M. 8’s

Tol., Ps or la A Warsaw, E,D..
do
‘
do
W. D..
do
Burl’n Dly.
do
uo
do
2d M
do

XJonsol, 7g

tab

Union Pac.. 80. branch,6s,
Walklll Valley 1st 7s, gold

Augusta,

93*

102* 103*
89* 90

70

68

62*

80
85
90

73

—

6s. new

do

do
do

Of

do

.

• •

consol.6s
bonds, 7s
10s
to

do
Norfolk fs
uo

railroads, 6s
•

Wilmington, N.C.,6igold
do
do
8s gold...
RAILROADS.

2U

lst.M.Bfc.ejd...

Ala. A Tenn. R, 1st M..7s. ..
2d M.,7s
do
Atlantic A Gull consol
do
do
end. Savan’b
do
do
stock
do
do
do gnaran.
Centra! Georgia, 1stM.,7s....
do
consol. M. 7s
do
do
do
stock

Charlotte, Col. A

A.,Istm.,7s.

do
do
stock
Charleston <v, Savannahfis,end.
Savannah anti Char., 1st m., 7s.
Cheraw and Darlington 7s....
East Tenn. A Gee i gla 6s
KastTenn.A Va.6b end. Tenn

K.Tenn.,VaA Ga.,lst M.,7s..
do
do
st.ick
..
eorgin R. R.. 7s

35

do
stock
Gi eenville A Col. 7s, guar
do
do
7s, certif..
y aeon A Brunswick end. 7s...
Macon A Western stock
Macon and Augusta bonds... .
do
do
endorsed .
do
do
stock

Evansville, Hen A Nasnv.7s..
.

Elizabethtown A Padn. 8s con

Evansville, T H A Chic 7s, gld
90

100

65

Memphis A Charleston, 1st 7s..
do
2d 7b..
do
do
do
biork.
Memphis A Little R. IstM...

Mississippi Central, 1st m.,7s.
do
2dm., 8b...
Mississippi A Tenn., Istm.,7s .
do
do conauid.,3
Montgomery A WeBtP..1st 8s..
do
do 1st end.

gold...

Indianap. A Vincen. 1st 7s,guar
Iowa Falls A Sioux C. 1st 7s...

Indianapolis A St. LouiB 7s
98

Jack., N .W.A S. E. 1st m gl s7
Kansas Pac. 7b, Extension,gld
do
7s, Land Gr., gld.
do
7s,
do new, gld
do
6s,g d, Jttn ADec

7C

do Income
Eufaula 1st 8s,gld end
Mobile A Mont.. 8s gold, end ..
Mobile A Ohio sterling
do
do
do
exetfs.
do
do
8s, interest....
2 mtg, 8s
do
do
do
Mont.A

6s, do Feb A Aug
7s, 1876, Land Gr.
Tb, Leaven. Brch.
Incomes, No 11..

do
do
stock
N. Orleans A Jacks. Ud M. 8s.
do
do cert’s,8e.
N. Orleans A Opelous.lstM.8f

Nashville A < hattanooga, 6s...
Norfolk A Petersburg 1st m.,8s
do
do
7s
do
do 2d mo., 8s
Northeastern, S.C., 1st M.8s....
do
2d M., 8s
Orange and Alex., lsts,6s
do
2ds, 6s... .
do
3ds, 8s
do
4ths,8s
Kichm’d A Peterb’g 1st m., 7s.

40

Logans., Craw. A S. W. 8s, gld.
Michigan Air Line, 8s
Moaticello A P. Jervis 7s, eold
Montclair 1st 7s, gold.
Mo., K an. A Texas 7s. gold....
Mo. R., Ft.. 8.A Gulf 1st. M. 10s
do
do
2d M., 10s
N. J. Midland lst7s, gold

Oregon A California 7s, gold..
Oswego A Rome 7s. guar
Peoria,Pekin A I. istm, cold
Peoria* Rock I. 7’s, gold....

gla
....

new bonds,6s
do
do
end.,M. A C.R.R....
Mobile 5s
ao
8s

do

75

89

Rich., Fre’ksh’g A Poto.6s —
do
do
do conv. 7s.
lilch. and Danv. 1st cons’d 6s..
Piedmont 8s...
do
do
lsts, 8s

Selma, Rome A
South A

D.,lst M., 7s..

North Ala, 1st M., 8s.

Southside, Va., 1st mtg. 8s
2d m.,guwt’d 6s...
do
do
3d Tp.,6«..
Southwest. RP.., Gs., 1st mtg...
stock
do
S.Carolina RR. lBtM.7sfr.cw)
do
do
Cs
90

PAST Ot'K corynv^.

Stafe Loqpons..
Virginia Coupons
do
Cohaol. C orp,;.

Tennessee

Memphis City Coupons

i

»• •

•

83

85* *

Ga.,7s,bonds

Montgomery s
Nashville 6s, old

.

41)

7s,bonds
Memphis old bonds, 6s

Bay City 8s
Det., Eel River A 111. 8s....

do
2d 78....W
N. Y. A Osw\ Mid. 1st 7s, gold,
do
do
2d 7s. conv.
do
West. Extension 7s.
N. Haven,Middiet. A W. 7s,...
North. Pac. 1st m. gold 7 8-10s
do
Land Wan ants...
Omaha A Southwestern RR.8’e

•

Macon

Detroit A

No 16..
do
do
Stock
Kalamazoo A South H. 8s, guar
Kal.. Alleghan AG.R.Ss.gunr
Kal. A White Pigeon 7s
Kansas City A Cameron ’0s...
Kan. C., st. Jo. A C. B.Ps of ’85
do
do
do 88 of 1898
L. Ont. Shore RR. 1st m. gld 7f
Lake Sup. A Miss. 1st 7’s.gld.
Leav., Atch. A N. W.7s,guar.
Leav Law. A Gal. 1st M., 10s..
Louisiana A Mo. Riv. lat m. 7s

l

...

Lynchburg 6s

Detroit, Hillsdale A In. RR.8’s

>

60

*

Columbia,S. C., 68..*
Columbus, Ga., 7s,bondB

....

do
do
do
do

s5*

«...

Charleston stock6s
Charleston, 8. C.,7s, F.L. bds

Chic. A Mich. L. Shore
Des Moines Valley 1st Ps....
do
do J^and Grant 8s
Dan., Urb., Bl. A P. 1st m 7 gld

do

100

OlTIKB.

Ala. A Cbatt.,

ASag.Sg...

95

8c*

Atlanta, Ga., 7s
8s
do

Chicago, C. A Dub. 8Chicago, Bur. A Quincy 7s—
Chic. Danv.A Vincen s 7s, gld
Chic. A Can. South, ’.st m gl 7s
Ch., D. A V., I. div., 1 m gld 7s
Cleve., Mt. V. A Del. 7s, gold.
Connecticut Valley 7s
Connecticut Western 1st 7s

Jackson, Lansln

21
35

Securities.

Southern

ao

Grand R. A Ind. 7s, gold,guar.
do
do 7s, plain
Grand River Valley 8s

....

17
30
80

gold.......
"Wisconsin Valley 8s
...

Peters! urg 6s
Richmond
Savannah 7s, old
do
7s, new

Hous. A Tex. C. 1st 7s

+ + m

86*

Central 6s. goM...

American Central 8s
J
Chi. A Southwestern RR. 7’s
Chesapeake A 0.1st m. gld 6C
do
do 2d mort gold
Col. A Hock. V. 1st 7s, 30 yrs
do
do
1st7s.!0 yrs..
2d 7s, 2U yrs
do
do

Flint A Pere M. 7s, Land Gr..
Fort W.. Jackson A Sag. 8s...

22"

West Wisconsin 7s,

...

Det..Lans. A LakeM. Istm. 8s
do
2d m. 8s
do
Dutchess A Columbia 7s
Denver Pacific 7s, gold
Denver A Rio Grande 7s, gold
Evansville A Crawfordsv. 7s..
Erie A Pittsburgh 1st 7s
2d 7s
do
do
7s. equip....

15'
95

97*

Rome, W. A Ogdensburg 7s..
Rondout A Oswego 7s,gold...
Sioux City A Pacific 6s

St. L.. A St. Joseph.lstjis,gld
Southern Central of N. x . 7s..
Tebo A Neo8ho7s,gold
Union A Logansport7s

Chicago A Iowa R. 8’s....

96*

do convertible
do
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875... 100
94
Dub ft Sioux C„ 1st M...
do
do
2d dlv
Cedar Falls A Minn. 1st M
77*

KockfVR I.A St. L.lst 7s,git

Sandusky. Mans. A Newark 7f
St.Louis, Vandalia A T H.lst
*do
do
2d guar
St. L. A So’eastern 1st 7s,gold

Peoria A Hannibal R. 8’s.

UO*

...

.

100

....

-

Chic., Dab. A Minn., 8s..

.

7s, 187a
is, 1883
do
is, 1880
do
7s. 18S8.
do 7s, cons. mort. gold bds..
Long Dock BondB
Bull. N. Y. A E. 1st M.. 1*77....
do
large bonds.,
dan. a St. Jo. Land Gi ants...

25

Kt k

-

South Pacific6’s,gold
Steubenville A Indiana 6s
“
“
2a 7s
Southern Minn, construe. 8s.
do
do 7s
St. Jo. AC.Bl. st M.. 10s
do
do
8 p. c:
St. Jo. A Den. C. 8s, gold,W D.
do
do 8s, gdd, E. P

Valley 8s.
Quincy A Warsaw, 8s....

103* 105

Mortgage Extended

Port Huron A L M.Ts, gld, end.
do
do
7s, gold—
Pullman Palace Car Co. Block
do bonds, 8s, 1st series

O.O. A Fox R.

...

e

Bid

Rome A Watertown '.s

.

do




97

dr

94*
33*

..

Texas, lCs, of 1876
Virginia 6s, old
do new bonds
do
do
do consol. bondB

Cum

163 X

.

13

..

«s, Canal Loan 1874
do
6b, do do
1875..
do
6s, do do
1877..
do
6s, do do
1378..
do
6s, Gold reg. 1887..
do
6s, do coup.18 7..
do
6s, do loan. 1883..
do
6s, do
do 1891
do
5s, do
do
1R75
do
do 1876..
58, do
Worth Carolina 6s, old, J. A J.
do
do
do
A. A O
UO
do N. C. R.R. JAJ
do
do do
A. & O....
do
do do coup off, J. A J
do
do
off,
A & ".
do
do
do
do Funding Act, 1866.
do
1R68.
do - do
no
do new bonds, J. & J.
do
A.
AO.
do
do

Erie pref
Hannibal A St. Josepli,
Harlem pret
Illinois Central

3d

69

Tol. A Wab’h, 1st Mort. ext’d.
do
IstM.StLdiy.
2d Mort
do
do
Equip. Bds —
do
tons. Cony ert.
Hannibal A Naples, 1st M
Great Western,IstM.,1888....
do
2d M. 1893....
__incv A Tol., 1st M., 1890....
111. A So. Iowa. 1st Mort

Tost., Hartf. A Er'«\ Is* M
25*
SK Lafayette, Bl’n A Miss. 1st M.
do
do
Guaranteed
Han. A Cent.Missouri 1st M.. 70
Bur., C. Rapids A Minn. 1st 7s,g 50
Pekin,Lincoln
A Decatur IstM
Uhic. <s- Alton Sinking Fund., 100
Cin., Lafayette A Chic. 1st M.
do
do
1st Mortgage..
tl'6*
Del. A Hudson Canal IstM ’91
do
do
Income
91*
1884
do
do
Joliet A Chicago, 1st Mort
107
do
do
1887
Louisiana A Mo., IstM. guar
Long Island RR 1st M
rit. Louis, Jack. *fe Chic. 1st M. 90
>ashvllle A Decatur 1st M. 7e
Chic.,Bur. AQ.8p. c. 1st M.. 103* no* South Side, L.I, 1st Mort. bde
105
Dine.. K. lBlano A Pacific
105* Western Union Tel. 1st M.7s..
C. C. C. A Ind’s 1st M, 7s, S. F. I02\ 103
Central of N. J.,lst M., new., 107*
Miscellaneous List.
do
do
2d Mort.
Arkansas Levee bonds 7s
do
do con.conv
1C3* Atchison A P. Pk,6s gold
Am. Dock A Improve, bonds
Atlantic A Pacific L. G. 6s gld
Mil. A St Pam ret M.8s P.I).
107* Atchison, Top. A S. Fe 7b eld.
do I 3-lu di¬
do
93* AtchlBon A Nebraska 8 p. c....
38
do
Ts gold R. D.
Bur. A Mo. River, stock...
do 1st Mort. LaC.D 27* 8b*
do
do
Land M. 7s..
do IstM. I.AM.D.
2d S., do 7s..
do
do
do
IstM. I. AD.,
co
no
.id 8.. do 8s..
do
IstM. LA I..
do
do
4th S.,do 8s...
80
do
IstM. H. AD
uo
do
5th S., do 8s..
81
do
81*
IstM.C. AM
do
6th S.,do 8s
do
77*
do
do
2d M
do CreBton Branch
do
N. V\ estern 8. Fund..
102* 103*
do Chariton Branch
do
99* Bur., C. R. A M. (M. div.)g.7s.
do
Int. Bond* 99
do
90
do
do
Consol, bdf
burl. A M. (in Neb.) 1st conv
do
Extn. Bdtdo
Cairo A Fulton 1st 7s, gold..,
do
do
1st Mort.
California A Oregon 6s, gold
do coup gld bds
do
California Pac. RR.7’8, gld..,
do
do
do
reg’d do
6s, 2d M., gld
94
Iowa Midland, 1st mort.,8s
Canada Southern 1st 7s, gold.
Galena & Cubingo Extended
Central Pac. 7s, gold, conv....
99
do
2d Moit...
do
Land G. 6s g
Peninsuls ret Mort., conv
Central of Iowa. 1st M,7’s gld.
94*
93*
Chic. A Milwaukee 1st Mort..
do
2d M, 7’s, gld
93
Winona A St. Peters 1st m....
Keokuk A St. Paul, 8s.... ~
do
2dm..
Carthage A Bur. 8s
Del. Lack. A Western, 1st M. 101
Dixon, Peoria A Han., 8s.
103

qo

'

do

65

8XOT7BITIX8

As!

SXCTTKITIBB.

.

Kentucky 6s
Lt.’U

Railroad Bonds.
Albany A 8usqh’a, 1st bonds
do
do
2d
do

U8*
U&*
115*

Bid. Ask.

SXOTTBTTTKV

Mariposa Land A M. Co..,. ..
do
do
pref..
Maryland Coal
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mount iin Coal,...

USX

4.1ftb&ma5s. 1888
do
fe. !««6
<.....
<do
fe, 1888
8s Mont A EuPla R
v.O
do
8s, Alab. A Chat. R
...of 1892
do
8s
».rtesosn8 5s, ' untied
(do
7s, L. R. A Ft. 8. iss
do
7s, Memphis A L. R..
do
7s,L.R.,P. B.AN.O
do
7s, Miss. O. & It. Riv.
do
7s Ark.Cent R

do
do
do
Indiana
UliaMs
do
tio

417

CHRONICLE.

THE

.

.

.

80

t

[April 25,1874.

THE CHRONICLE.

418

"

AND

which furnish

in its pages,

RAILROAD

SECURITIES, CITY SECURITIES,

STATE

remarks ” will enable subscribers of

serve

FINANCES.

STATE, CITY AND CORPORATION

the pages indexed in the
the Chronicle, who pre¬
their files, to refer at any time to successive publications

esting news are frequently transpiring,

3nu£0tment0

UIST, CANAL AND MISCEL¬
LANEOUS STOCK AND BOND LIST.
[Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1874, by William B. Dana &

a

tolerably complete history of the

companies in question.

little change in the condition of State
July interest on Tennessee funded

There has been very

STOCK AND ROND

finances since last month—the

being paid, with rebate for the time yet unexpired.
carrying out the funding law of
monthly tables of Stocks and Bonds, published regularly
bondholders
Louisiana,
if
choose
to accept the 60 per cent, offered
on the last
Saturday of each month, will be found to-day on this
for
their
old
bonds.
In
Virginia
the tax bill has passed, which it
and following pages. The usual large number of corrections
have been made since last month in the various classes of securi¬ is believed will increase the revenue ; and the payment of 4 per
ties in order to make tho figures in regard to each of them corres¬ cent, interest within a short time, is regarded as tolerably certain.
As to railroad finances, the annual reports of a large number of
pond with the latest official returns. The ‘r remarks ” upon the
financial condition of the several States, cities or companies, are prominent roads for the year 1873 have been published in these
necessarily brief in the small space allowed for that purpose in columns since last month, generally showing a very good finan¬
the tables ; but the outline there given is fully supplemented by cial condition, when considering the panic of the autumn months.
the reports published from week to week in the Chronicle, the In regard to railroad earnings, however, the past two months o f
pages of which are indexed at the end of the remarks in each the present year seem to have been even more unfavorable than
case.
Thus in regard to such important corporations as the Erie the months of 1873, which followed the financial crisis of Septein'
Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington,

D.C.]

now

Provisions have been made for

The

or

bonds is

Pennsylvania Railroads, about whose affairs matters of inter-

her.

STOCK AND BOND LIST.
[Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1874. by Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, .Washington, D. C.]
AND MISCELLANEOUS

CANAL

DESCRIPTION.

O

Miles
of
see C’nal

"a

V

a5 O

For explanation of
all references
foot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables.

Cfl 08
c.

When |

1858

1,000

i8fi7

1,000
1,000
1,000

100

1869
1871
1872
1873

.

i'.ooo

9,390,350
856,000
5,566,277

1372

Monongaliela Nav. Co— stock
1st mortgage

1862
103
103
103
103
103

Morris—Stock, consolidated
Preierred stock
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Boat loan
Preierred stock

scrip dividend
Pennsylvania—Stock
1st M., guar, by Penn. RR., s.f. $5,000,000.
West Br. & Susqu., 1st and 2d mort.

1856
1S60
1865
1869

-375

100
iro

1,000
1,000

285,000
2)16,965
103,161

J. & J.

isto

375
123
106

Schuylkill Nav— stock, common
Preferred stock
1st mortgage (due *872, ext. to 1897).
2d mortgage
Mortgage bonds

1,000
*

*

*50
50

1,000
1,000

i*,ddo

Common bonds
1870
1863
1864

Improvement bonds
loan
loan

Susquehanna <k 'Tide Water—Stock

Lnion—stock

1,"00

1,000
1,000
50

45

Maryland loan, 2d mortgage
Susqli.Ca ,al, common bonds, 3d mort.
do
pref. end T. W. priority bds.

50

85

500.000

var.

50

4,457,150
2,805 000
718,000
1.259,c43

May, 1867
1894
1884

do

do
do
do
do

Philadelphia

deficit, $35,889.

See annual report in
Cent. RR.
ol gold loan,

Chronicle, v. 18,rp. 272.
of N. J. assumes $2,810,000
of 1897. (V. 18, p. 297.)

1,*

do
do
do

.

do
do
do
do

M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.

Plilla. &

J. & J.
J.& J.
J. & J.

Philadeiphia,

Wyoming & Wlconlsco merged Into, and
West Branch & Susq. owned by P., C.C.
1910

Feb. 2,1874 Leased from June 1,1870. to Ptll. & Readfor 999 yea’s at annual rent of $655,000
Feb. 2, 1874
including certain real and personal proMareh 1897
1882-1907
p rty conveyed to P. & R. Last an¬
1 ftQ**
nual report in v. 18, p. 272.)

office,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Jan.,
May,
May,
May,

Baitimoie.

do
do

m'.&n.

July!

office.

Philadelphia,

J.*&*J.

756,650
6.8.100
2.002,746
1,000,000
1,311,000
325,316
2,907.850

1897
1877
1°82
1911

Gloss receipts
in 1873, $1,946,503; ex¬
penses, Interest and taxes, $1,9'1,884 ;

il.p.

do

1,134,000
H,73S
260.0(H)

1897

Pittsburg, office.

J. & J.
F. & A.
F. & A.
M.& S.
J. & J.

8,0<>0.6't0
1,714,390
3,990,892

732.)

1878

N. Y., N. B’k of Com’ce. .Inly
1887
Leh. Val. RR. Co.,Phila. Feb. 4, 1874 Leased, April, (870, to Lehigh Valley RR.
for 999 yrs. The lessees assuming bds
Feb. 4,1874
do
do
do
do
April, 1876 & scrip & paying 10 p. c , per annum on
do
do
April, 18 6 pref" stock, and 4 on consol, stock, (v.
do
do
714.)
Oct., 1899
do
do
Feb., 1887

J.'&.T.

3,000,000

mortgage

Y., office, 71 B’way.

762.779

p.

July, 1875

Anrll

Philadelphia, office,
do
do
do
do
do

Ca«h div. In 6 yrs, 116 p. ct. Leases AH).
& Susq. andRens. & S. Railroads, (v. 14,

1877
1884
1891

do
do
do

London.

2,000,000
4.916.500

var.

do

do

N.

J. & J.
J.& ,J.
A.& ().
A.& O.
A.& O.
F.& A.

1,010

Stocks,
last Divi'd

by Wnom.

do
do
do

692.100
199,000
1,003,800
103,000
1,025,000
1,175,090

‘"50

REMARKS.

when Due

Payable and

Philadelphia, office,

633,350
800,000
29,000,000
1,500,000
3,500,000
3,500,000
3,900.000
850,000

50

Where

Principal,

June, 1873 Del. City to Chesap. City, M(L Net earnings from operations, 1871, $295,082.
July, 1886
Annual report In Chronicle. v. 16, p. 763.
shows net receipts in 1872, $245,446.
1870
(v.
Balto.,A. Brown & Sons.
1890
London.
17, p. 8)35.)
1885
Balto.,A. Brown & Sons.
Feb. 4,1874 Leas' d to Lehigh Coal & Nay. Co., at lnt,
Philadelphia, office
on bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on stock.
do
do
July 1,1878
N. Y„ Bk of Commerce, Feb. 2, 1874 Stock Increased $5,COO,000 in April, 1978.

J. & D.
J. & J.

1

1,000
1,0 0
1,00)
1.000
1,000
1,000

48

Bonds, §

OR DIVIDENDS.

Payable.

1.699.500

Loan.
do
extern conv. till Dec ,’77
Consol, mort. loan

1st

t

Cent.

1.997,872
8.229,594
2,000,000
4,375,000
50

Lehigh Coal tfe Navigation—stock
J oan, convertible, coupon, gold
1st mortgage registered
1st mort. registered, RR
Mort. loan, on equipments &c., gold...

car

per

4,880,800

Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds ...;
Deuentures, sterling

car

Rate

standing.

1856

Delaware Division—stock
1st mortgage
Delaware dc Hudson—stock

Boat and
Boat and

INTEREST

Amount
Out¬

V
u

QM

nANALS.
Chesapeake <t Delaware—stock.
1st mortgage (originally $2,800,000)
Chesapmke Jc Ohio—stock
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds having next preference

Debentures. 1873...

ao

1876
1880
1888
1889

Jan., 18r5

1,(878

do
do

J

office.

May *1,' 1883

n.

Leased to P. & Reallng RR. for interest
on bonds and half 01 net e. ruings.

Jan., 1394

MISCELLANEOUS.
DESCRIPTION.

Date
of
see Bonds.

For explanation of all references,
foot-notes on 1st page of RR Tables.

Adams Express Co.—stock
Amer. Merchants’ Union Ax.—stock,
American coal (Md.)—stock
American Dock <fc Improvement Co..
Atchison Bridge, 1st mort., guar
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co—stock...
Atlantic <k Pacific Telegraph—stock.
Boston Water Porcer
'.

Mortgage bonds (for $2,3(H),000)....

•

Canton Improvement Co., Balt
Bonds for $5,009,000, gold
Union R.R. bonds guaranteed

1st mort. (convertible)
1st M., consol,, conv. (for

.

....

Mariposa Land <fc Mining Co.—stock.

....

1864
1872
1852
1869
....

1868

8,755,500

1(H)

4.000.000

nxio

16M
,

„

t

.

,

,

„

„

10

....

....

1st mortgage bonds

Quicksilver Mining Co.— Com. stock.
Preferred stock
2d mortgage, gold

.

.

•

•

....

Spring Mountain Coal—stock
Wells, Fargo dk Co. Express—stock...
Western Utiion Telegraph—stock

1,000
1,000
1,000
1(H)

1,000

*

-

Q.-M.
J. & J.
M.& S.
M.&N.
_

T

p

2X
R

.

Where'

Payable and

by Whom.

„

„

Last Divi’d.

T

T

c

„

-

-

-

Guar, by Ch.& S. W., H.
Dec.. 1867
V. 18. p. !36.
1872
Nov. 12. 1872 See Chronicle, V. 17, p.
1881

Boston Office.

t

t

r

828 ; V.

7
6
6
6
6

8
....

Boston, office.
N. Y. Co.’b Office.
January. N.Y. Co's office, 71 B’y.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
New York.
J. & J.
do
F.& A.
do
A. & O.
M.&N. N. Y. by Ill. Cent. R.R.
A. & O. N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
F. & A.

7g. M.&’S.

*(?)
1(H)
1(H)
100
ia)
100
50

...

.

....

....

....

....

....

18T2

"‘ioo
ia)

”66
10
100

100
100

to,odd,*000

J.& D.

5,ax,,000
4,100.000
5.000.0a)

20,(XX),000
4.(XX),000
542,500
4.291,300
5,703,700
1,000.000
1,250.000 I
1 000,000
6 300,000
5,000,000
41.073,410

....

Jan.
Jan.

9,1889
20,1874

Jan. 20,1874 A sufficient portion of new consol, mortgage
held to retire old bonds. See Chronicle v.
Jan., 1885
Jan. 1.1897
p. 628.
1879

Feb., 1879

Apr. 15, 1873
Nov., 1893

Chronicle, V. 16, p. 661,693 ; v.

18, p. 278.

March, 1881
N.

Y., Gilman, Son & Co

See Chronicle, v.

....

'*3
T

Dec!,

13,

p.

324.

1870
.

T

3
N. Y., Ill
do

Broadway.

Sept., 1869
Aug., 1872
Aug. 1,1581

5

Q-F.

7

F.& A.

7g.

J. &
J. & J.

N.Y..E. Kelly & Co.

Q-F.
J.
J.
N.
N.

New York office.
New York .office.
New York, office.
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
N. Y. Union Trust (Jo.

May i, 1974
July 5,1873
Jan., 1870

N.

Philadelphia.

Noy., 1869

do

p.

5
5
4

2
7

i',060

4.413,900
1,500,000

7g.

100

3,400,000

5

.

J. &
J. &
M.&
M.&
M..&

19; v. 16, p. 765,

17p.2i.

....

,

4

596; V. 18, p. 190, 295.

Chronicle, vol. 14, p.796; v. 15, p.

»

Gg.

10,250,000
453,000
300.000
247,ax)
499,000
500,000
480,ax)

& St. Jo., & Cen. Br. U T.

'

r

8

GOc
7s.

REMARKS.

Mar. 2, 1874
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
do
Jan. 2, 1874
do
New York, office.
Mar. 10, 1871
N. Y.. Cent. RR. of N.J.

10s.

(?)

731,250
2,r>a),OH)
783,000
55,000shs.

3,700,000

....

....

Spruce Hill Coal.—stock

ioo

*

....

•..




4,oa),oai

100

!!!!

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.—stock....
Pennsylvania Coal—stock

When J

Bonds, §
Principal,
Due,
Stocks,

When

‘

Maryland Coal—stock

New Central Coal (vid)

gold

100

/...

Preierred stock

WP.ke*barrc Coal

4
....

....

....

3d mortgage (for $3,000,000)
Louisville Bridge—bonds

In mortgage
Real estate bonds,

1,500,000

10,000.000

....

$1,250,000)

Express—stock

18.000.aH)

1,200*,(IOO

.

i874

INTEREST.
Rate

2
3

....

....

....

Cumberland coal and I.—1st mort..
do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal & Iron Co—Stock
Dunleittldb Dubuque Bridge—bds s.f...
Ills. <fc St. Louis Bridge—1st M. bonds
2d mortgage

United States

1(H)
1(H)
25

....

.

f

valuet st’ndlng. pert
Cent Payable.

....

i873

Cary Improvement Co.—stock
Central of N. J. Land Co
Consolidation Coal of Md.—stock

Size or Amount
Outpar

247.

1879

Jan 2), 1872

Nov..

1875

May, 1902

UI

WHO

0VV2U

pert V. 17, p, 491; alBO.y. 1$, p,

4\

is

15,

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■

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April 25,1874.
STATE " SECURITIES.
Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the,office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.)

| Entered according to act of Congress, In the year 1874, by
Subscribers will confer

Date
Size or Amount
Outof
par
Bonds. Value1' st’ndmg.

DESCRIPTION.

For

explanations

Bee

foot-notes.

Alabama:
Slate bonds, due in 1872 & extended
do
do

1872
1866
1866
1870
1866
1866
1867
1866
1868
1372-3

extended
do

1

great favor by giving us

a

Sterling bonds of 1850, extended....
Sterling bonds, extended
do
* do
do
do
New bonds
do
New loan
Educational Hnnd Debt,..
Railroad hond indorsements
Loan io Mont. & Eufala K14
Loan to Ala. & Chattanooga I4R
State ctfs and Auditor’s warrants..
Arkansas ;
1

100* c
lOO&e
i(X>& c

t

,

1,0(0

'300,(XX)

2,000,000
612,338

.

•

T

r

1,000

Levee bonds (or warrants)
Old unfunded debt, including iut...
Ten year bonds for deficiencies....

1871

lW)*c

1838-39
1872

t,

8
8
8

J. & J.

,

J. * J.
J. * J.

7
7

.

500* C

1,197,000

7g.
7g.
6g.

1S61
1863
1864
1864
1805

100*C

521,100
8-2,000
1,316/4X1
r»s *,5(x>
1,741,100

6
6
6
6
6

1872
1873
1872

50* C

4.0°0,(X'0
799,(XX)
2,686, tOO

7

1,000
1 0 0

1,000
ioo*c

1,000,00*
1,200,(XX)
600,0 0

1,050,(XX)
101, roo
110,(XX)
5(H),(XX)

7g7g.
.

Market House
Potomac Water
Corporation of Georgetown
Florida :

Bds,’57.’63,’69,&c.,exch. for bds of ’73

«...

fund

1871
1873
1870

Consol.gold bonds
Loan to J.. P. & Mob. ltR
:

1818
Var’s.
1866
1870
1370
1872
!S73
1870-71
1870

Western & Atlantic RR. bonds.

Atlantic & Gulf RIt. bonds-

Bonds, act of March 12,1866
Bonds, act Sept., ’70, gold
Bonds, act Oct., ’70, gold
Bonds of 1872.
Bonds for funding (for $1,200,000.)..
Railroad endorsements
Brunswick & Albauy RR

l.OCO

1,000

1847

Interest bonds, Inscribed stock
Refunded stock bonds
N rmal University bonds
T hornton loan bonds :
War bonds
Revenue deficit bonds (to Chicago).
Indiana:
New bonds temporary loan
School fund bouds(non-negotiable)

....

-

237,500
•6(X),(XX)

3,?OO,0tX)

1,000

2^7(X),000

1,000

1,880,0* X)
307,500

250* c

Y., Union Trust Co

1,000

I.066
1,000
1,000

'

.

so
0 J-

0

Maryland:
Bait, & Ohio RR sterling

Chesapeake & Ohio canal
Balt. & Susquehanna RR
Annapolis & Elkridge RIi
Defense Bounty Loan..
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Loan.
Md. Hospital loan, 10-15 years..
Maryland State Loan
Massachusetts—State Almshouse L’n.
State- House Enlargement Loan
Lunatic Hospital, Ac., Loan
Lunatic Hospital (West. Mass)
Back Bay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
do
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan

Bounty Fund Loan
do
do
sterling.
War Loan, sterling
Trov & Greenf. IiR, Loan, sterling.
do '
home...
do
do
do
sterling.
...

Troy & Greenfield RR.. sterling

do
dollar bonds.
do
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich & Worcester RR. Loan...
...

Boston, Ilartf. & Eric RR.. sterling
Harbor Land Improvement
....

86,(XX)
61/00

J. * J.
J. & J.
Var
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Var.

7

7
n

l’OOO

500
300*C

1,000
1,(XX)
1,000

1870
1869
1870
1S69
1869
1373
1857
1870
1871

1,000
1.000
1.0(H)
1,< XX)

1,000
1 (XX)

1,000

2,500.(00

1863
DG4

1,000

1869
’58-’61

’61-’63
1868
’69-’73
1873
1860
18579
’68-’6
1870

516,(XX)
576,(XX)

1,(XX)

’51-’61
1863

1839
1833
1868
1871
1872
1873
1854
1854
1854
1857
’61-’62
’61-’62
’61-’62
’63-’64
1863
1864
1864

2,960,(XXI

665,(XX)
875,000

590* C
500&C

1S68

4'000,000
965,300
2 0,000
80,(XX)
131,(XX)
5(X),(XX)
2.950,(XX)
4 80,(XX)

500&C
100 &C
....

118,000
525,(XX)
475,(XX)
2,832,500

3,084,400

2,’.12,222
2,650, 33
760,l'0()
15,4,615
31,069

....

269,i XX)
529,785
299,435
62 615

3,072.083
100 & C.

100,000
330,000
369,056

l.(XX)

no’.ooo

1,000
1,000
1,000

1(X).(XM)
94, (XX)

500

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500* C

JtllOO&c.
£>00 =
JL200&C.
500* C

£100&C
£100&C.
1,0:0

5(1,(KX)
220,(XX)
2,150,000

600,(XX)
888 (X) 1

2<X),(XX)
4,379.500
4,(XX),744
999,944
554 180

966,5(X)
2,952,400
5,428,072
400,000

5,000

200.000

1,000
£2*0

4(X),(HX)
3,599,024
230,000

1,000

July, 1881

Jan., 1902

Old Territorial bds are not

alter 1881

1876

New York.

...

N. Y.,
do
do

Gilman,Son* Co
do
do

do

do

1883-’84
1876-’99
lS84-’99




’axable valuation $950,500,000. Tax rate, 04 mill*.
There are also $139.(00 War bonds, and $114,000
internal improvement bonds.
’he valuation of real and personal property in 1873

$125,684,176.

was

these

bonds.

the total debt to

In State funds are

8
8

Various.
J. & J.
A.& O.

N.O-, Citiz’ns’ Bk of La.
N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co.

Various.
M. & S.
F. & A.
J. & I).
A. & O.

Augusta and Boston.

1875-78

Boston, Suffolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do

Mar., 1.883
Aug., 1880
June, 1889
Oct., 1893

Governor’s message oa finances

J. & J.

London, Baring Bros.
do
do

1S°0
1800
1865
1880 & is:o
1890
1890
18-5
1890
1890
1875 &-1893
1885

$421,672,712,on which the rate

7.30

.

5*6
6
6
6
6

5g.
5g.
5i.
5
5
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
6

do

do
do
do
Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent.
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
Qu-.rter.
J

& J.

Quarter.
A.&O.
J. & J.
do

J. & J.

5g. A. & O.
do
5g.
5g. J. & J.
6g. J.* D.
5g. M.&N.
6g. J. * J.
do
5g.
do
5g.
do
5g.
M.&N.
do
5g.
5g. J. & .T.
5g. A. & O.
do
r>g.
do
5g.
5g. J. & J.
do
6K.
5g. A.AO.
6g. J. & J.

5g.|

Augusta and Boston.

do
do

do
do
do
do
(io
do

do
do
do
do
do
do

Boston, Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
_

do
do
do
do
do
do

London, Baring Bros.
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
Boston. Treasury.
London, Baring Bros.
London.
Boston, Treasury.
do
do
do

(to

London, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.

1897
July 1,1910

62,859.

$25,(XX),OCX). Direct debt, Jan. 1,

8

6
8
8
7
6

$635,125 of

See Chronicle, V. 18, p.

N. O., La.’Nat. Bank.
j. & j.
July, 1893
’72 to 1906
do
do
do
Various.
1886
do
do
do
do
M. & N. N.Y., Winslow, L.& Co. May 1, 1907
March
1,1875
ilo
do »
do
M. & S.
1886 & ’88
N. O., La. Nat. Bank.
J. & J.
do
do
do
Sept., 1906
M.& S.
Jan. 1,1890
do
'do
do
J. & J.
Jan. 1, 18(H)
do
do
do
do
March
1.1909
S.
M. &
N.Y., Winslow. L.& Co.
do
do
do
May. 1910
M. * N.
1899
N. ().,La. Nat. Bank.
M. & S.
1909
A. & (). N.Y., Winslow, I.. & Co.

6

•

T

do

do

do

1874, w*ae $22.433.800; contingent debt, $5,483,602;
temporary $2.074,380; total outstanding. $29,991.782. It was decided that bonds authorized pre¬
vious to the amendment might be Issued. A full
review of ttiC State dobt Is published in the

62, with the Governor’s
also, the Scaling Bill on p. 87. Total
personal property In 187a assessed at
$128,666 653.
Rate of State taxation, in 1873, 21M
mills. Default was made In payment of Interest
Jan. 1.1878, but resumedin Jul> .except on bonds
enjoined, marked with a * in 1st column, but
default again made in Jan.. 1874. (V. 17, p. 19,51.
829; V. 16, p. 62, 87, 143, 162, 350.)
Chronicle, v. 18, p.
message;

real and

April, 1911

in Chronicle,

V.18,p. 63.

.of taxation was 17

$100; income from dividends on rail¬
road, canal and other stocks owned by the State
was $133,955.
The State has largely assisted
canals and railroads, and holds $4,455,464 of stocks
and bonds of solvent companies, besides $66,579
in the sinking fund, leaving oniy $6,219,172 of
debt, without any offset; the State also holds
$21,606,094 in unproductive securities. Comptrol¬
ler’s report in v. 18, p. 63.
cents per

April,1882-87
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1874

July, 1874
June, 1877
May, 1880
July, ’74-’76
July,
July, 1883
July, 1894
May, 1894

May, 1894
July, 1889
Oct., *88-*90
April, ’90-’94
April, 188J
July, 82-93
1893

April, 1890
July, 1877
J.& J., 1900
Jan., 1875

several sizes or denominations in which each Issue of nonas is mane.
When Pat/able—-T. A .1. sr.ands for .lan. & July; F. & A., Feb. A Aug.: M. & S., March «fc Sept.; A. &
Q.—J., quarterly from Jan.; Q.—K..quarterly trom February Q.—M., quarterly trora March.
t Bamarks.—Figures in brack* ti at the odq of remarks, jq any case, reler to the volume and page of Chronicle,
Pize, or par value.—1This column shows the

recognized. Reai and

.

6
6
8
6
8

1863
1L'67
1870
1866
1866
1870

1885
1893

—

750,000
1,830,(XX)
1 ,fXX9.(XX)

500

by a sinking fund.
School and Univer¬
Funds ilie $5 0.0.XJ Capitol boMs und
$1,328,000 of bonds 1873. Total valuation of
property, 1813, $527,199,473.' Tax rate, 50 cents per
$100. (V. 18, p. 247.)
Debt has been reduced since 1866 from $10,000,000
to present figures, by sinking fund purchases.
The 1861 bonds are payable at pleasure since July,
1871, and those of 1864 after Oct., 1874. Assessed
value of real and personal property, March, 1873.
$339,782,733 ; rate of taxation,2 mills.
Total debt. $9,902,25!. The total assessed valua
tion of the District in 1873 was $96,433,012, the tax
rate was $5 58 on the $100. Total revenue for
year ending June 30, 1874, $2,088,252, total appropria'ion for same year, $1,931,827. Secy. I1?. p.
187, 218, 627.
sity

„

T

July

1,000
1,000

350.)

The debt is being reduced
The State holds in trust for

1880
1883

1st Natiou’l Bank

N. Y.

p.

personal property about $30.000,tXX); tax rate, 7
mills. Loan to J.P.&M.RR., Is secured by mort¬
New York.
gage on road. Total debt and interest. Jan. 1,
7
do
18i4,less the J., P.& M. loan, was $1,430,223. (r.
Jan. 1,19(8
J. * J.
6g.
16, p. 887; V. 17. p. 19.323.
N .Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
s g.f. J. & J.
Assessed value of property In 1873. $242,487,882
Rate of tax. 4 mills. Legislature declared void
6*7 M. & N. N. Y„ 4th Nat’l Bank
May. 1874
the semi-annual gold bonds of 1870, and $120,000
’79 ^SO-T ’6
do
do
do
6
F. * A.
of
the quarterly bonds held by H. ClewR & Co.;
do
do
do
7
J. & J.
July, 1886
the B. A A. bouds, $1,500,000; and the following
O
J.
Oct., 1890
N.Y., Loud. 01 Frank.
7g.
RR. endorsements, viz: Brunswick & Alb., $3,3007g, A. & O.
000, Bainbr., C. & C.. $600,001). Cherokee VaL.
1*892
New York.
7
8
A. & O.
Apl.l.’75to’86 $300,((X), Cartersville & V., $275,000. Review of
State finances, v. 18, p. 87; also. v. 16, p. 20, 187,
218,323. 387, 459, 748 ; V. 17, p.!9.
N. Y., 4th Nat’l Bank.
J. & D.
Dec.,1890
7
The debt lias been rapidly reduced of late years.
The assessment of property for 1873 was $1.311,6
N. Y., Am. Ex. Bank.
J. & J.
Jan., 1878
613,046. The Ill. Cen. hR. tax amounts to about
Various
6
do
do
do
do
$500,000 per year. The total amount of municipal
6
do
do
do
do
Jan., 1880
bonds registered with State Is $15,438,634. (V.
do
6
do
do
Jail., 1880
M. * S.
18, p. 190.)
Jan.’ 1880
6
do
do
do
,J. * J.
6*7

J. * J.
do

1S53

1877

Q-J.

7
7

lOtVfcc
100&C

13,

laid for

1900

April, 1900

Oct., 1894
Oct., 1885

6

•

1900

Jan.. 1884

889,000
316,000

.

do
do
do

1872 and 187) the

1899
1!’(X)

Jan., 1883

10! ,’.75

•

do
do
do
do

do

By the 'a«t hascs»ment for

est.

total valuation of property was $104,972,829. A
tax of 2h mills, payable in currency was
iutere*-t. on the debt, other taxes being payable
in certificates, but for want of an apf>rop»latio«
interest is not paid this year. (Chronicle, vol

do
do

3,901,100

.

Rate of taxaUon, Smtlls. Unfunded debt Is mostly
held by U.S. The State is tn default for Inter¬

1882

.do

1873
•

1899
1900

do
do

A. & O.

•

$1,576,000. The Ala. & Chatta¬
nooga Railroad is offered for sale In May, 1874.
(V. 16, p. 49, 291, 523, 659; V. 17, p. 803; V. 18, p. 87.)
endorsements,

•

do

7
6

5,000

State was increased

1889

A. * O.
do

1,0(0 000

1S38
1838
1838
vari’u1839
1837

,

Chesancake A Oliio Canal, st’g.
Susn. & Tide Water Canal
Railroads and canals
Eastern Shore RR
Baltimore* Sinn, RR

320,(XX)
2'SIXXI

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

debt of the
f88'Lp00 and the railroad

railroad bondB: • During 1872-3 the

Jan., 1892-3

do

M.&N.

Louisiana:

Bonds tor relief of State Treas
Bonds In aid of various railroads...
‘Levee bonds
do
Mo
Bonds funrlTig counons
Bonds for redemption certifs, Ac..
Bonds to Boctif A Crocodile Nav. Co
Mo
for relief of P. J. Kennedy..
do
issued to stute P< nitentiary.
do
to fund floating debt of State
to Miss. A Mex.GTf Canal
do
do
to N. La. & Texas RR. Co
do
do
do
do
school held by State Treas..
do
to N. ()., Mob. & Chat. RII...
Mo
to N. O., Mob. & Texas RR
Maine:
Civil loan bonds
\ S3 —
War loan bonds
g,'i

949.415

1890

An abstract of Auditor’s report, for year ending
Sept. SO. 1873, was published In Chboniclb. r. 18,
p. 87. Total assessed value of lands. $58,989,157.
A law W88 passed In April, ISIS, offering!!.000of
direct Stale bonds for every $4,000 of endorsed

1886
1886
1886
1886
1888

co

6

’61-’69
’01-’09
1864-69

Military loan

1,500,000

Union Trust Co.

Hartford, Treasury.

250,000

•

Bonds for various State purposes..

8581750
7.545,900

May, 1886

June,

do
do

1871

Kansas:

Bonds, 1861 to 1869. funding, Ac

300,000
4,(XX),0,0

500
500&C

100* C

...

4n0,937
26.-.0 0
ar>0,(XX)

1,000

Illinois:

ao

N.

„

J. & J.

1,500.000 5,6,7*3
6
252,317

Corporation of Washington

Bounty do

N. Y, Un. Trust Co.
do
do
do

Sacramento, Treasury.

6g.

485,(00

Municipal, War Debt assumed

do
do

do
do

J. & J.
do
do
do
do

6g

100.CX0
140.000

CbicagcTrellef

-

H. Clews & Co.

N. Y., 11. Clews & Co.
do
do

A. & O. N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

7
7
7
7
7

1,587,500

1870-72
1873

°£

i

N. Y.,
do
do

May, 1892
May, 1886

....

...

100&C
500* c
500* c

1857
1860

sinking fund, gold

Due School and Internal imp
State bonds

do
do
do

REMARKS.*

when due.

•

6

3,050, (XX)
2,271,253
2.123 086
3:xv 00

do
do
do
do
do
do
London. Un*on 15k.

.

1,200,000

1870
1870
1870

State eanitol bonds
Bonds of 1873
Connecticut:
War bonds, 10-20 year
0’S
do
20 year
> c.2
do
20 year
do
10-30 year
do
non-taxable, 20 yr..j
District of Columbia:
Permanent imp’t, gld, coup.or reg.
do
currency
do
Washinerton fnndlncr. frnlrl

J*

N.Y..H. Clews* Co.

8

M. & N.
do
do
June 1.
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1869
1870

Soldiers’ relief bonds

do

by Whom.

HKI.IKX)

Floating debt
To Memphis A Little Rock RR
To Little Iiock & Fort Smith RR...
To L. Ii., Pine Bluff & N. O. RR....
To Miss., Ouachita & Red River RR
To Arkansas Central RR
California :

Georgia

Payable!

8
8

2,802,697
:6,38S.000

1869-70

do

648,009
877.7(H)
5 0,000
l.ia-'.JeO

100&C
100* C

Where Payable and

6g.
5g6g5g.

82,500

Funding bonds of 1869 & 1870..

Civil bonds,

473,81X1
688.(XX)

Principal,

When

5
5
5

$168,000
1,941,(XX)

,

’70- 71
1870
1870
•

II*7TEREST.
Rate
per
Cent.

6-1,800
,

immediate notice of any error discovered in our Tables.

law of 1862 all interest on the debt of
coin, excepting on the
1873 debt was increased
$>85,100. The: sinking funds in Jan., 1874, were
as follows: A'mBhouse, $41,918 ; debt extinguish¬
ment fund, $244,026; Back Bay, $420,000; Union
fund loan, $2.750,005; coast defense, $506,977 ;
bounty fund, $3,022,170; harbor land Improve¬
ment, $154,139; Norwich & W., $364,064; Troy &
Greenfield, $1,755,156; war fond loan, $1,000,014 ;
Boston. Hurtf. & Erie, $797,901. Property re¬
turned for taxation In 1873. $1,763,429,990; deposits
in
$202,195,343; corporation
savings banks,
property (above real estate and machinery),
$90,933,561.
The loan to Boston, Hartford A Erie
14.R. is secured by deposit of $4,000,000 “ Berdell”
mort. bonds. Governor’s message on finances

iy a

Massachusetts is paid In
temporary loans. During

In v.
an

18, p.63.

increase of

.

Total tsxablesjn 1873, $2,087,350,015
$101,19545,4 over 1872.

_

O., April <fc Oct.; M. & N., May & Nov.; J. &
.
.
„
containing fuller informattop.

™

D., June ® Dec

SECURITIES. '

STATE

favor by giving ns immediate notice of any error discovered in our

Subscribers will confer a great
DESCRIPTION.

Size or Amount
Rate
Outol
pa\
Bonds. Value* st’nding. per
Cent

Principal,

"

oot notes on

preceding page.

Michigan:

Renewal Loan Bonds.
Two Million Loan
"War Bounty Bonds ...
Ste Marie Canal Bonds.
Minnesota:
State Building Loan
do
do
do
do
do
do coupon
Railroad Bonds(not recognized).
Missouri:
State bonds
Consolidated bonds

...

.

University & Lunatic Asylum bds..

Bonds to North Mo. RR
Bonds to Cairo & Fulton RR
Bonds to Platte County RR
Bonds to Iron Mountain RR
Pacific RR
8. W. nr. Pacific RR
S. W. Hr. Pacific RR. (guar.)
Hannibal* St. Joseph RR
Nevada:
State bonds
do
to fund float! ,g debt
N. Hampshire:
War loan coup, bonds
do
do
do
do
Municipal war loan

1858
1863
1865
1859

1,000

150,000

1,000

1,465,000

1867
1868
1869
1873
1858

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

’65-6
1868
1872
’54-8
’57-9
’59-60
’54-9
’53-9
’57-66
’56-61
’53-7

1,000

1861
1864
1866
1872
1861
1863
1864

...

lOO&c
100&C
lOO&c
100* c

§s'

1827-3?
1848
1818
1848

r

CA!
•

| Under Art., 7, Sec.
^ 3, ot Constitution-

Reglst’d certificates of literary fund
Penitentiary bondB, act Aug. 21, ’68.

Ohio—Regist'd loan,payable after 1870

1850

war

do
do
do

w

l

1,000

do

do

1975

1870

June.1981.

1860
1856

do

lOO&c
lOO&c

i',66o

1886.

100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C

Willamette Canal and Lock

do
do

do

May 4
Register’d do do
Coupon loan of April 19 ($35,000 reg)
Stock loan of Feb. 2 (registered)...
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do

do

(cp. & reg.)...
(registe.re i)...
(cp. & reg.)..

(registered)....

Chambersbu-g ctfs, May 27, (ieg.).

Agricultural College laud scrip

Rhode Island—War bonds
do
do

do
South Carolina—State stock
State House stock, 1st issue
do
do
do
2d
3 l
do
do
do
4th do
do
do
5th do
do
do

Funding bonds

Funding bills receivable
Payment of interest
Funding bank bills

Hermitage purchase bds
_

State Capitol stock

not

7

J. & J.

4,2i2,600

6g.
66,473 5&6g.

4.738.800
3.639.400
2,383,000
1,695,000
2.417.400
1.711.400
44,000
II,407,000
147,180
1,5h5,9u0
4,073,817
2,400,000

387.500
273,000
3,475,450
92,950

7,890,550
90,400
9,271,850
723,950
84,*29
500.000

1,019,000
205,000
668,000

1.000

746,000
38,887
189,691
127,441
304.370
215,476
130,315

var.
var.

var.
var.

50<kC

l.OnO
1,000
1,000
1.000
1.000
500&C
500* c
500&C

1,131,701
970,000
250,000
11,600
500,000
1,100,000
1/258,550
1.265.800
700,000
484,445
300,439

do
do
do
do
do

Q.-J.
do
J. & D.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

J. & J.
A. & O.

6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7

J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
A. & O.
,J. & J.
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
A. & O.
J. & J.
do

7
7

6g.
5g.
4^g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
6
5
6
5
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
6

F.& A.
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M. & S.
& O.
J. & J.

Boston.

July, ’74-8

do
do
do

Sept., ’84-9
Oct., 1874

N. Y
do

N. Y
do
N. Y
do
do
do
do

do

do

Albany

New York
do
do
do
do
do
New York.
do
N. Y , Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury.
do

Oct., i898

Phila ., Farm. & M. B’k.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

April, 1879
July, 1882

Harrisburg Treasury.
do

do

Prov., R. I. H. * T. Co.
do
do
do

do
do
do

or

3 3i*
„
Jan, '66

lettered....

v

*

a

1874
1855
1880

1,000
1,000
1866-6
’67-’8-’9
1868-69
1864

are

State is

The debt is provided for by sinking funds. Taxa¬
ble property, 1872, $37,174,169.
V. mill tax for
Rellel bonds and 1 mill for Bounty bonds.
Revenue is raised from nuin* rous sources, princi¬
pal y from corporations. Taxes are levied on

do

Aug., 1877
do

Aug., 1878
Feb 1872
Feb., 1872
Feb., 1877
Feb., 1877
Feb., 1882
Feb., 1882
June, 1876
,

Nashville,

1868-93
1893
1870-73
1892
1869-92

paid

•

1892
190J
1900
1900

75,600
476,834
300.000
234,404

500* c
500&C
1851-61 500* c)
1851-61
var.)
18.51
£100*
500)
1866-6
1866-6
var. )
£100
1867
10J&C
1871
100&C
1871
var.
I81I
var.
1871
1871
var.

626,718
496,167
1,800,000
246,000
187,500
*9,149,969

I,865,000
*900,000
466,250
17, *36,(00
4,077,799
99.677

II.112,297
211.116

1,207,037

ing all out.tanding, legalh
to become due before Jan.

provided for fund¬

bsued bonds, due or

1,1874, as

w

ell as all

East
dueJan.
coupo'
1.1874.
S, and
in al0-40year
coupons 6maturing
efore
percent bond:
on or

interest to" be resumed by July, 1-74. See Gover¬
nor’s rlrcular in Chronicle, vol. 16, p. 627,
172. The total debt
ard notice in vo1. 17. p
here given
is substantially, according to the

report of the Co . ptioiler, ..an., 1873, at.er de¬
ducting bonds paid in by railroads amounting

No interest now

4.598.085

1,000

64, 398.)

July 1,1914 The law passed in March, 1873.

2,172.000

350,000
257,000

p.

March, 1882 Debt was all created for war purposes and is being
steadily diminished. The valuation of real and
April, 1893

3,249,690

1,000

personal property, which was assessed In 1873
at $165,362,443. and the tax was $569,610. Funded
debt diminished in 1873. $1,504,672.
Balance In
Treasury atclose of fiscal year, $1,825,151. State
bolds $1,754,821 in stocks and $9,300,00u ot railroaa
bonds. Interest is paid in gold on all loans prior
to 1867.
Any coupon bonds may be changed to
registered., The bond* due in 18i7 at e payable at
any time till 1882; those of 1882 till 1892. (V. 18,

July 1,* 1863
July 1,1868

15,767.922

1868

$372,484 ; sink, fund resources
$684,522. The total valuation of property In the
$1,524,323,118. In 1873 the State tax was
$5,467,859.and local taxes, $21,653,493. (V.18.p.64.)

Debt reduced in 1878,

735,553

1866

lexas—Fund, bds by Acts 1966* 1371. 1866*71
1870
Frontier defence, gold (for $750,(00)
1871
Deficiency bds,act 1871 (for $400,(XX))
B.»nds,act Dec , 187i (for $2,000,000)
University, School bds and certfs
Floating debt, warrants, Ac..Jan.’73
Bond - claimed by International RR
1862
Vermont— War loan bonds, coupon...
ls62
do
do
registered
do
registered
do
sterling
Funded bonds coupon
do registered
do
do
do sterling coupon ..
Consolidated, Act of ’71, coupon. .
do
do
reg.. conv
do
do
fractious.,
Deferred certificates
Interest on sterling debt, funded..
Interest due Jan. * July, 1874. ....

’98-’99

Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jan., 1897

«

do
do
London.
Columbia.
New Tork

for 1873 in Chronicle, V.
property assessed in 1872 at
$123,507,629, a low valuation. Int. is paid on bonds
issued to N.C. Railroad ($2,794,000) as State holds
$3,000,200 stock and receives dividends the eon.
Other interest in default. (Vol. 17, p. 246, 595.
691, 803; V. 18, p. 166.)

Treasurer’s report
18, p. 166. Total

personal property. Apiil, 1873, $247,798,580. and
July, 1893
tax 01 20 cent s on $100.
August, 1894
pleasure. A funding law pxsse i in Jan.. 1874, provides for
scaling down the old debt by giving new bonds
Jan. 1,1877
to extent of 50 per cent, and declares void the
Jan. 1,1883
conversion bonas to the amount of $5,965,009.
July 1, ’83-85
The Comptroller’s report. Nov., 1872, showcu the
July 1, ’87-89
bonded debt at $15,851,327. exclusive of $4,797,508
JuL 1, ’82-66
ontlngent. railioad uebt, and $4,(X)0,(XX) Blue
July 1, ’87-97
July 1, ’75-79 Ridge RR. bonds. The as-ets were stated at $9 0.700, nut chieflv valueless. Assessed value of prop¬
July 1,1881
erty in 1871, $183,913,337. The State i- in deficit
Jan. 1, 1885
for interest nine*-Jan., 1*72.
*ee chronicle V.
July 1,1888
16, p. 354. 79 4; v. 17, p. 51. 251.323. 3; 5, 595. IU>. 660 ;
July 1, 1888
V. 18, p *71.)
•July 1,188.1
July 1,188

5V

4,083.991

The Municipal loan of 1872 was issued gratuitously
to cities anu towns, the proceeds to be used in *
reducing tneir several war debts, which the tata
thus assumed.

At

5*

var

Total valuat’n of real estate 1870,$11,820,113; personal
$8,377,995; tax, $112% pr $100, amounted to $221,603.

Jan., 1900
Oct., 1898
Indefinite.

do
do

J.& J.

-

The valuation of real estate in 1872 was $437,533,142
and of personal, $140,622,369. Total, $578,155,502.
upon which the tax Is 5 mills. The local (county)
taxes amounted to $4,799,971.
The Hannibal &
St. Joseph
Railroad provides for its debt.
Bonds due Jan., 1872, were paid in gold, but after
that tiire
"n currency, pursuant to a resolution
of the Legislature.' The State Courts sustained
the law.
(V. 16, p. 154; V. 18, p. 374.)

’68-’98
do
do
do

Raleigh. Treasury.

6g-

SI:
6g.

(v. 18, p. 63, 247 )

July 1,1891

do
do
Columbia & N. Y.

I

is

$112,218,1;5, tax 5nulls,

On demand.

•

Columbia, Treasury,

6g.
<>£•

revenue

All these bonds are held by the permanent school
fund. The “Minn. State RK.” bonds, repu dated,
have been held valiu in a dictum of Judge Dillon
of (r. S. Circuit Court. Property valuation, 1873,

.

do

do
do
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.

6g-

yrs.

property!

,

Columbia, St. Treas.
do

3g6g6g.
6g-

(?)

March, 1«72
March, 1881

4 las'

mills. Surplu*
applied to purchase oi bonds.

1871-2, $630,000,000, and tax rate 2J*

Jan., ’92-1905 Of first two classes of b’nds the principal Is payable,
$100,000 pr yr. Valuat’n of real & personal property
Jan., ’75-84
in ’73, $612,996.106.' S. tax. 3 mills, (v. 18, p. 63.)
Jan., ’86-96
Jan., ’97-4)2
There is also $68,000 contingent debt to L.I. RR.. *
.Manhattan Bank.
$7,361 per annum for Indian annuities.
See
April, 1877
financial report in Chronicle, v. 18, p. 68. The
do
do
April, 1877
debt nominally decreased in 1872-53, $4,195,346.
At will
Albany
Assessed valuation of real
property in 187S
Manhattan Bank.
July, 1875
do
do
by the Board of Kqua lza'ion, $(.*92,523,071 ;
July, 1878
of
At
will.
personal,
$437,102,315
;
total,
$2,129,625,366.
Albany.
Tax rate In 1873 m as 6 95-100 mills. Tne local
Manhattan Bank.
Oct., 1874
debts of cities in New York State are $137,539,609;
do
do
Oct., 1875
ofcountbs, $46,685,264, and towns. 425,140,181.
do
do
Dec., 1877
(V. 15. p 658; V. 16. p. 81, 659 ; V. ?7, p. 595 ; V.
do
do
July, 1887
18. p. 63.)
do
do
Jan. 1,1883

do
A.

1874-1888
1857-1883
1889-1890
1374-1889
1874-1889
1876
1876
1874-1887

The debt has been largely diminished in
Assessed valuation of real & personal

.

....

6
6

6,712.608
l.OiX)

Treasury warrants
Loan account




1,213,000

7
19,908,000
561.500
5g900,000
5g.
6g.
800,000
I,537,887 5*6 g.
6g.
2,099,000
473,000
6g
880,000
6g.
6g.
1,562,900
6 g.
847,5U0

July. 1892

a

o
Green issue, no letter
Bds to land hit. on abo * e to Jan., ’6'
Int. due on all bds estim’d to Jan. ’73
floating debt— Bk of l enn. notes..

f rginia—Old bonds, coupon

Trenton & J City.
do
do
do
do
do
do

1,000
1,000
1,000

•

Ne« serie-, letter B
do

J. & J.
do
do

or

1888
1888

T © C C

to fund int. on above to
•tauroad debt—
Bonds end’rsed for railroads'
Bonds loaned to RR.’s, old.
Bds issued to RR.’s since ’66Green issue, no letter
.5 a
nun

1,002,900
593,400

6
6
6

1867

®.-7
13

1,099,900

50&C
50&C
50* C
50&C
50&C
50&C

■Sg

3

Concord
do"
do
do

1.000
1,000

Conversion bonds
Land comm ssion bonds
1869-’70
Fire loan bonds, sterling
1838
do
do
1838
domestic
Railroad endorsements
Tennessee— New eerie* funding b’nd*
1873
State debt proper—
Bank T nn. stock
Railroad stocks

J. & J.
M. & S.
A. & O.
J. & J.

1852
1853

1869
1868
186.)

Turnpike road stocks

6
6
6
6

2.880,000

1866
1854
1855
1856
1868

Blue R<dge RR bonds
New State House bonds
do
do

160,000
514,000
600,000
247,000
2,205,000

1,000

var.

State Treasury.
do

6

M. & S.
M. * b.

1,000

var.

N. Y ., Nat. Bk of Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do '
do
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
*do
do
do
do
Duncan, S.& Co.

15
10

1852
1852

1867
1867
1867
1867
1867
1871
1872
1862
1863
1863
1864
1794
1836
1857
1858
1859
1861

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

500,000

1,000

1849

J, & J.

6
6
6
6

6
6
6
7
6

1852

1870

Pennsylvania— Inclinedplane loan
Coupon loan, April 2 ($28,000 reg.)..

6

1877
1878
1*79
1883-1903
Dec , 1883

do
do
do

2,379,000
4,398,000
1,455,000
1,589,000
2,700,000

44,500
46,027
200,000
400,000
396,000
87,000

Oregon—Relief bonds
Bounty bonds

,

do
do
do

REMARKS, t

Due.

N. Y. Mercantile N. Bk.
July, 1878
do
do
do
1873, *78 & ’83
do
do
do
May, 1890
do
do
do
July, 1879 ’

7

439,000
2,727,000

383,045

1.000

8oecial tax bonds
do
do
do

O

)

1,000

spec’l tax)

do

do

'Os
tag

500&C
500* c

1866
1868
1867
1868

Funding bonds, since

,

4->

18T2
1873
1873

| and Art 7, Sec. 12
Comptroller’s bds (by Rev. Stat s).

North Carolina:
RR. & Imp’t bds, old
do
do
do
do
do
new (not
do
do
do

«

-*-> Cm
03 *•-»

Payable and
by Whom.

St. Paul, Treasury.

7

.

When

Where

J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
J.&D.

2,275,000

'

500* c

M.&N.
J. & J.

7
7
7

392,000
504,000

1,000
1,000

J. & J.
do

100,000
100,000
50,000
230,i)0U

401/XX)
2.964,000

1,000

do
do
reg. stock
General fund debt—Astor stock—
do
do
deficiency loan,
do
do
uo
do
do
do

do

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1867
1871

New Jersey:
War loan bonds, tax free
do
do
do
do
do
taxable
New York:
Bounty loan bonds, coup

Canal Debt,

1.000

When

Payaole.

6
6
7
6

463,000
81,(X0

1,000

Tables.

INTEREST.

Date

explanation of all references see

For

[April 25, 1374

THE CHRONICLE

420

I

New York,
do

M

1890-1910
March

altogetner to $12,2*2,796.
The Comntro ler esti¬
mated debt of solvent railroads, $3,953,386. due
from railroads then sold, $2,878,520; indorsed
bonds that will nay tn’erest, $2,172,000, and Inter¬
est, $260,640 ; balance revenue due, Jan. 1, 1878,

$1,319,234. Total valuation of real estate, about
$320.0lX,<00. The rate of taxation is 40cts on the
$100, but a i ax is laid on othei sources of revenue.
(V. 13, p. 143, 247, 350.)

The total value of real estate is $127,323,643 ;
of personal property, $80,596,883.
(V. 13, p.

and

247.)

1,1876

5’ *‘6
'a'
6
6
6
6
5
6
6
5
6
6
6
6

& D.
do
.& J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Bost., N. B. Mut. Red’n.

Montpelier, Treasury.

New York.
Richmond, Treasury.
London, Baring B. &Co.
New York.

Richmond, Treasury,
do
do
do
do

1871—”78
Of the registered bonds $135,500 are held,for Agri¬
cultural College. Sink, fund amounts to $101,950.
1874-’90
All the amounts marked (*) may be funded under
1886-1895
Acts ot 1871 and 1872 into Consolidated Bonds for
At pleasure.
1886
%,with deferred tertllicatrs for %. Ot the con¬
sol. bonds $16,699,400 have c upon* receivable for
10 to 34 years
do
taxes, and $3 579,330 of the reg. are convertible
into same clas-. Interest due Jan.. 1974. not yet
1S05
1905
paid. Assessed value of property in 1873, $329,1905
424,152; tax rate 5mills. (V. 16. p. 19,81,1854,
354 $7, 459,
1905
p.
K804

Conttnf cnt.

London, Baring B & Co.

1905

V. 13,

350.)

291.

April 25, 1874]

THE CHRONICLE.
CITY

4212

SECURITIES.

Entered

according to act of Congress, in the year 1874, by Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.]
Subscribers will confer a great favor by giving ns immediate notice of any error discovered in onr Tables
DESCRIPTION.

Date Size or Amount
of
Rate
Outpar *
Bonds. Value. st’nding. per
Cent.

For explanation, see foot-notes.

Albany, N. Y,~

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Water stock.
Bonds loaned to Alb. &

Susq. R.R..

EMEREST.

Whent

Payable.

1850
1854
1864
1866
18.0
1870
1871
1371-72
1851&52
lb65

1,000
1,000
1.0JO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

155,000

5
6
6
6

348,000
50,000
293,000
200,000
500,000

7
7
7
7
6

1,000,000

6

J. &D.
M.&N.
J.&D.
F.& A.
M.&S.
M.&N.
M.&S.
M.&N.
F.& A.
M.&N.

Var.

250&C

1,543,000

7

Var

Var.
1858

100&C
100&C
100&O
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
1G0&C
100&C
100&C
100&C

7,212,046
94,500
5,000,000
2,211,068
410,353

6

Q-J.

19,090
252,000
46,000

Principal

Where Payable and by
Wnom.

when

N. Y.. Duncan, S. & Co. June. 1872-74
do
do
Mav.1879
do
do
June, 1880-84

Bost., Merchants’ Bank. Feb., 1835-94
N. Y., Duncan,
do
do
do
do
do

8. & Co. Mch 1895-1900
do
do
do
do
do

Nov., 1910

Mch. 1874-94
May, 1911-12

1872-’89

Augusta.

Baltimore:
,

Jail stock
Water loan

1854
1863

,.

Consolidated bounty loan

Exempt

do
Public Parks (Druid Hill)

1865
1860
1863
1853
1853
1868
1870
1864

Parkimprovement loan

Five million loan to B. & O. RR
One million loan, Pitts & C. RR
New City Hall
do
do
Consolidated loan...
Court House loan.
To West. Md. R.R. (for $1,000,000)..
Jones Falls
..

Valley Railroad

Patterson rark Extension
Endorsements for York & Cum.RR.
do
do
West. Md. RR
do
-lo
Union RR
..

...

.*

Penobscot & Kennebec RR. loan...

European & N. American RR
Bangor & Piscataquis RR

*

*

1870
1872
1872
1973
1872

t

f

-

-

„

5,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
789,900
891,646
137,414
bOO.OOO
1,000,000
232,000
387,800
200,900
500,000
1,375,000

....

t

_

555,566
185,723

100&C

......

.

Bangor, Ate.:
City debt proper...
Municipal Loan

-

*

Funding loan

„

*

117 000

....

1653-’65
1874
1854
1869
1869

100&C

289,200

1,0;)U
1,000
1,000
1,000

100,000
520,000

Balt., Farm.& Plan. Bk.
J. & J. Balt., Register’s office.
M. & N. Balt., N. Mechanics’Bk.

6

6

M.&S.
M.&S.

b

6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6

Q-J
Q—J
j. & j.

Sept. 1,1893
Sept, l, 1893
Sept. 1,1890
Jah. 1. 1395

Balt., Farm.* Plan.Bk.

Jan. 1.1890
Jan. 1,1886

Balt., N. Mechanics’ Bk.
Balt.,Farm.& Plan. Bk.

Q—J.
Q—J.
Q—J,

do
do

-

Q—J.

July 1,1834
Apr. 15. 1900
1885
July 1.1890.
1900
1902

Bait., N. Mechanics’Bk.
Balt., Farm. & Plan. Bk.
Balt., N. Mechanics’ Bk.
Balt.,N. Mechanics’ Bk. April 9, 1900
Balt., Register’s Office. Oct. 1,1836

do
J. & J.

Q-F.

A. & O.
M.&S.
J. & J.
do
do

do

do

Balt., N. Central RR.
Balt., N. Mechanics' Bk.
Baltimore.

1,000,000

Various Trust Funds..
Renewal City Debt, due 1854-55
For city purposes, War debt, &c...
do
do
do

336,759

6

Var

Boston.

4*g.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do

Roxbury debt assumed

Bost., Merch’ts’ Nat.Bk
187S-’92
Boston or Bangor.
Jan. 1. 1894.
A. & O. Bost., Nat. Exch. Bank.
1874
J. & J. Bost., Merch. Mat. Bank.
1894
A. & O.
1899
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank.

Boston Highlands
Ster. loan(street imp. in Burnt Die)

Brooklyn:
loan
City
ty Hall
I

Debt of Willlamsburgh loan
do

do local

Prospect Square loan,

Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat’l G’d & Vol. Firemen’s loan
National Guard loan,...
Third street Improve, loan, local...
do
Gowanus Canafimpr. loan.
do
do
Bushwick av.
.

..

..

Fourth ave.
do
Wallabout Bay
Bedford ave
Kent ave. basin
N. Y. Bridge loan,
>

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

,

„

1872
1861
1865

1870-71
1868

...

..

..

....

do

Deficiency bonds
Permanent water loan
do

Sewerage bonds, continuous, local.
Ass. fund bonds, continuous
do
Central & Knickerbocker ave. bds.
So. Brooklyn
do
\
Boulevard bonds.
:..

Temporary debt certificates

.

•

•

•

....

....

....

+

.

r

1

•

•

■

e

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

....

....

1870
1872
1873
1872-73

1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
....

1,000
....

1853-’54
1866

Fire loan bonds (coupon)

Chicago

do
do
do

1902
1877-’79
1875-1901
1900-1902
•79-’8u&’98-’99

April, 1893

London, Baring Bros.

45,000

6

J. & J.

150 000

do
do

Brooklyn.

133,000

6
6

213.000

7

90,000
552,000
27,000
82,000
802,000
829,000
282,000
338,000
326,000
200,000
309,000
680,0 0
278,000
371,000
2,653,000
8,016,000
1,217 000
819,000
9,962.000
50,900
1,888,000
4,314,104
618,000
213,000
667,000
2,214,900

6
7
7
6

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

5,240,314
51,500
223,000

....

....

6

4

6

7
6
7
r*

A

7
7
7
7
7

6

f 1874-’76

do
.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

■

•

a

o

o

G
a8

W
0
aO

-4-3

09

•o

73

1875
1879-’81
1891
1837
1885-’94
1880-*81
1875
1881
187i-'90
1873-’90
1874-’90
1877-’86
1866-’95
1868-’95
1868-’90
1877
1879
1901-Tl
1915-'24
1915-’24

Surpuses.
» he net
increase
in 1872-73
2,135.002. The
total
debt, both
of debt
funded
and was
un¬

funded, April 30,1873, was$31,841,156.and tliesinking funds then held, $13,926,777.
Sinking fund
provisions are sutticient to meet the debt as it
matures.
The 5 per cent loan In April, 1873. sold
in London at 91* gold. Mayor's message on
finances in V. 18, p. 65.

The
Mayor,
stated that

ini his

Message

January,

1874,

the debt had Increased in 1873,
$2,500,000. The total debt is stated at $37,431,941 57, to be redeemed as lollows: By collection
of arrears of taxts, $2,214,000 00; by tax on
the whole city, $14,308,837 24; by tax on the
late city of Willlamsburgh, $138,000 oo: by the
first 12 wards and 20th, 21st and 22d (Park bonds)
$9,233,oOO 00; by assessments on the line of the
improvement, $11,538,134 33. Amount of stnkin

redemption of this debt 6
$34,523,505 70
Population In 1870, 396,200 against 266,661 in 1860.
Valuation of property in Kings County in 1873, by
the State Board of Equalization, $164,915,301 for
real estate and $16,456,490 foi personal.
The
fund to be used ior the

$2,»08 435 87, leaving the net total,

Board of

Supervisors valued the total taxable

property of Brooklyn at $216,073,170, and of all
Kings County
rne debt or
county at f227,t99.043.
$227,699,043. The
of Kings
Kings

County, separate from the debt of Brooklyn, Is
$3,654,712. Chronicle, v. 16, p. 50,323.

Ct

G

do
do
do
do
do
do

Q.

G

u

1881-1902

Syrs f r d’te

3yrsfr d’te
1880
1874-75-76

1874-’76

Q-J.
var

7

J. & J.

0
7

.T

1873- 98
1883-’84
1890

Charleston
do
New York City.

Bonds are mostly held within the State of South
Carolina. Total assessed value of property In 1873
$27,978,991. Rate of tax, 2 per cent. Sink, funds
reduce the total debt to $4,672,663.
Total funded debt,

8ewerage bonds
do

population of Boston In 1870 was 250,526, against
177,840 in 1860. Valuation of all property includ¬
ing annexations, $765,318,713, upon which the rate
oi taxation is $12 80 per $1000 for State,City and Co.

C.

do

:

Water loan
do

River

Boston.
London. Bailee Bros.
Boston.

A.&O.

7
7
7
7
6
7
7
7
7
7

On demand
1878-’79
1873-’87
1874-’93
1878-’85
1873-’82
1899-1900
1900-1901

London, Baring Bros.

5

£1,000,000

Charleston, S. C.:
City stock
bonds(coupon)

5

6
13,276,675
618,050 5,5*6
167.500 5*6,7
3,1.93,415
5g.
1,000
688,000
5g.
£100&c 1,949,711
5g.
1 000
394,000
5g.
6
2,876,000
6
675,000
6
700,000

1849-’50

1867
1862
1867
1867
1867
1869
1870
1860-’7S
1860-’72
1872
1857-’73
1872

1,964.800

*

»

...

£100

1861
1857
1865
1864
1865
1867
1866
1865

583,205

•

1873

1866

.

local...

reg& coupon
Prospect Park loan,
do
do

„

improvem t 1859-’61

Brooklyn local improvement loan.,

South Seventh
Union street

„

1870
1870

1855

..

Valuation of real and personal property $9,878,956.
Rate of taxation, 2* per ct. The loans to Europe
& N. Am. KR., and to Bangor & Piscataquis RR
are secured by first mortgages on those roads.

The
1852-’68
1853
1852-’64
i 864-’72
....

Dorchester debt assumed
Consolidated St. imp. loan, st’rling
Renewal ot water bonds oi ’48
Renewal water loan, 1846-9, sterling
Jity notes (new main) Act 1858
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Reso.)...
do
(water into Dorchester).

city eredit has been loaned extensively to rail¬
roads, in exchange ior their securities, which it
holds to the amount oi $14,000,000.
The sinking
fund lor Balto. & O. RR. $5,000,000 loan $1,552,848,
Oct. 3i, 1873 ; West. Md. KR. sinking fund. $182,454
and the total of the several other sinking funds,
$6,296,086.
Balt. & Ohio RR. pays interest on
$5,000,000 loan; Water loan Is paid by Income of
waterworks, and Public iTrk by City Passenger
Railway, and interest on $1,487,500 by other com¬
panies. The assessed value oi property In 187S
$224,728,138; and tax rate $1 63 on the $100 for city
purposes, and .17 for State. Population m 18:0
was 267,354, against 212,418 in 1860.
Loans are
issued In
registered stock.
The fiscal year
closes Oct. 81, and a brief review of 1878 will be
found in Chronicle, v. 18, p. 64.

Mch. 8. 1892
1873-'85
1886
1890

Var.
J. & J.

6
6
6
6

722,000 6 & 7

July 1,1878
May 1, 1875

do
do
do
do

Q—M
-

July. 1890

Boston:

do

City receipts in 187S, $426,437.
The

Consolidated loan of 1890

Mt

Sinking fund for municipal bonds. $16,000 per an¬
num.
Sinking fund tor water stock, $5,000 per
annum.
Loan to Albany & Susquehanna is se¬
cured by 1st mortgage on road from Albany to
Binghamton. Assessed valuation of property in
1873, by State authorities was. real estate,$42,4i9,«
698 ; personal. $7,211,817 ; total, $49,§31.000.

Feb., 1876-81
Nov., 1895

Augusta, Ga:

Bonds ior various purposes.

REMARKS4

true.

„

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

,,,,

improvement bonds

...

Municipal and School bonds

do
do
8. Park loan (not a bond of
Cook County debt

-

-

-

*

....

Ch’go).

•

•

•

1,000

1 mfi non

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

3.565,000
87,000
2.550,090
2.621,000

7
7

282.000

6

500&C
500&C

•

1863-72

500&C

.

6

7
3,423,000
7
2,000,000
3,800,000 6 & 7

At .T

do
do
do
do
do
do
J. & J.
Var.

■'n

do
do
N. Y., Am. Exch. N. Bk.
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Duncan. S. & Co.
do
do
N. Y., Am. Exch. N. Bk.

N.Y., Metropolitan Bk.

1874-’82
1882-’95
1330
1880-’95
1890-’95
1873-’76
1874-’99
1878-’79
1873-89

April 1, 1873, $13,544,000. Floating'debt, $1,849,332. Assessed value of real proper¬
ty, *1872, was $239,154,890 ; personal, $45,042,540
Tax rate fotl8i2,15 mills.

8tate valuation was

$86.000B00, and city debt is limited to 5 pr cent ot
that. Population In 1870 298,983, against 109,269 in
1860. Cook codebt is all 7 per cent, and interest is
all payable In J. & J., or in M. & N. (v. 15. p. 82,
803.)

Cincinnati:
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build Eggleston Ave. sewer. .B2
Loan to Cin, & Hills. RR
F
do
do
do
do

to Little Miami RR
Eaton & Ham. RR

A
G

Covington & Lex. RR
Ohio & Mississippi RR

H
I

do Marietta & Cin. liR.
M
Cinn. Southern Railroad
Common School purposes.reg....A
Bonds to fund floating debt.
Bds toO& M RRtopur. wht prop.N
do for Common School purposes.,
do to pur real estate for Workh’seY
do tobulld Workhouse
Y2
do pur.Orph. Asyl. gds for
park.O
do xorerection of a Workhouse...
do for waterworks
C2
do for waterworks
C3
<o for Common school purposesP2
do for Common School purposes.P
do to0& MRRtopur. whf prop.N
do
pur Epis.Bury'g Gds tor park.O
do forexten.& imp. waterworks.C
do
do
-do
D
do
do
do
E
do for funding floating debt....A2
do loaned to Whitewater Canal..A
do for new hospital
S
.

T uf?- or ®ar
♦

....

i868
1850
1844
1850
1851
1842-’51
1854
1872
1845
1H05
1855
1834
1866
1866
1858
1868
1868
1368
1868
1860--61
1855
1860
1847
1849
1850
1847-’48
1847-’48

1867

25,000
150,000
91,000
96,000
134,000
94,000
550,000

1.000

209,000
25,000
43,000
210,000
40,000
11,000
14,000
31,000
250,000
150,000
150,000
100,000
99,000
195,000
17,000
199,500
98,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000'
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500&C
500&C
500 &C
500&C

1,000
1,000

110,000

100,000
146,500

27,000
500,000

6
73-10
6
6
6
6
6
6

7
5
5
6
5
6
6

6
7 3-10
73-10
73-10

73-10
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6

73-10

J. & J

N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
July, 1876
J. & D.
do
do
do
Dec., 1880
F.& A.
do
do
do
Aug., 1878
do
J. & D.
do
do
Dec., 1880
J. & J.
do
do
do
Jan., 1881
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
Jan., 1882
J. & D.
do
do
do
June, 1884
J. & J.
do
do
do
July 1,1902
M.&N. Philadelphia, Bank N. A.
Nov., 1885
do
M. &N. M. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
M. &N.
do
do
do
do
M. &N.
do
do
do
M.&S.
Cincinnati.
March, 1886
A. & O.
do
Oct., 1886
do
M. & S.
March, 1888
J. & D. N. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank.
June, 1888
do
F.& A.
do
do
Aug., 1888
J. & D.
do
do
do
June, 1889
J. & J.
do
do
do
July, 1388
do
do
do
J. & J.
Jar... 1890
M.& N.
do
do
do
Nov., 1890
Jo
M.& N.
Cincinnati.
A.& 0„ N. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank.
Apr.l, 1895
do
do
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
do
do
A.&O.
M.&N. Philadelphia. Bank N. A. March, 1897
do
do
do
do
M. &N.
J. & D. N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B. June, 1897

oy census of 1870,218,900, against 161.044
Tax rate for 1872, $20 10 per $1,000. The
following table from the books ot the Auditor oi
Hamilton County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation of the City of Cincinnati for twelve

Population
in I860.

years:

Real
estate.

Year,
.

.

.

.

.

,
,

,

.

,
,
.

.

Personal
estate.

$61,620,904

$31,411,812
30,313,411

62,657,365
63,503,296
29,707,861
64,441,532 ' 85,932,561
65,585,774
47,809,574
67,610,611
63,135,382
66,454,662
67.218,101
68,412.285
68,569,040
61,583,925
69.109,604
72,239,844
58.471,666
78,736.482
57,370,751
123,427,888
56,934,044
55,462,410
119,621,856

Total
valuation,

$93,032,716
92,970,776
93,211,157
100,374,093
113,355^18
130,745,998
133,672,768

136,991,325
131,888,529

130,715,510
136,107,286
180,861,982

175,034,296

Rate tax

$1,000
$17 45
19 20
17 06
18 20
20 20
22 90
21 60

per

27 40
28 00
SI 90
81 60
22 20
20 10

This
column shows the sizes or denominations in which each issue of bonds is made.
J. stands for Jan. & July; F. & A.. Feb. & Aug.;
M. & 8., March & Sept.; A. & O., April & Oct.; M, & N„ May A Nor. J. A D„ .Tune A Dac. Q-J.
quarterly iromrfeb.;
quarterly from March.
1
!

JMmar**-Figure* in brackets at the end of




1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

„

remarks,

in any case, refer to the vo:
volTjupe

and pyq

of CasoinopK containing

,

^

fuller Information.

.

_

_

[April 25, 1874.

THE

422

CITY SECURITIES.
gpbjicHibers will confer m great flavor
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation of

Date
of

all references, see

Bonds

\

INTEREST.

Principal,
Due.

REMARKS.

When

Payable and
by Whom.

Where

When

preceding page.

loot notes on

Oinctnhati— (Continued )

1853
1853
1853
1858
1868
1869
1869
1869
1371
1871

L

Park.O
R

ave....U

W
W2

improvement

Columbia, S. C.:
Bonds for various

oses.

as bonds, Ac..

250,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1868

do for new hospital
82
do for funding floating debt
do forexten. A imp. waterworks.K
do
do
do
F
Bds pur. OTph Asyl. G’ds for
do for Workhouse..;
Y3
do for sewerage
do for improving Gilbert
do to build Eggleston ave sewerB3
do improvement bonds
do water work purposes...
C4

General

discovered In our Tables.

by glvtirg n» Immediate notice of any error

Size or Amount
■ Rata
Gutpar
Value. st’nding. npr ,

1871

60,000
75,000

100,000
100,000
70,000
150,000

M. AN.
J. A J.
J. A D.
A.AO.
M. AS.

N.VY., Amer. Ex. N. B
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

A.AO.
M. fcS.

N. Y., Amer.
do
do

Nov., 1897
Jan., 1900
June, 1900
Oct., 1900
March, 1908
Oct. 1,1884
Sept., 1899

Cincinnati.

Ex. N. B
do

do

do

do

do
N,
do
do
do

1,000

150,000

M. A S.

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

100,000
136,000
150,000
600,000

A.A.O.

188,400
161,450

J. A J.
J. A J.

Columbia.

1876-’88

do

1887
1892

Savannah, C. R. R. Bk
New York.
Col. City Treasury.
New York A ColumDu

50,000

J. A J.
Var
J. A J.
A. AO.
J. A J.
M. A S.

221,000
900,000
600,000

Varl.
J. A J.
Vari.

N. Y. Cent. Nat.
do
do

*,

Y-

Amer. Ex

,

do
do
do

do
do
do

M. AS.
F. AA.
J. AD.

.

Oct., 1899
March

1,1886

Aug. 15, 1886

1, 1891

Dec.

Population, 1870 9,298,
1856-68
1856-71
1872

Funding and substitute
City Hall, Ac

250,000

250 &c

market bonds were

Tot«l debt,

Columbus, Ga
Subscriptions to various RR. stocks 1856-'60
1860-72
do
do
do

1,000
1,000
1,000,-

83,000
274,000
10,000

100AC
500&C
500

27,500

.

1853
1866

Gas Co. stock

Funding bonds, coupon

1867-’69

for various purposes
Funding floating debt

Bonds

1871

Detroit, Mich.:

165,8001

1853-59

Bonds for various City purposes....
do Water W’k Co, guar, by city,
Pub. Build, stock (City Hall) bonds

ISG&-*71

$44,000.

1874-’81
1880-’95
1878
1874-’89
1887-’89
1881-35

Columbus.
New York.

Bank

1873-’81
1886-’91

$620,800, annual interest required about

Bonds are all coupon,

and were Issued in
some stocks
of property 1873

small amounts as wanted. City holds
and other property. Valuation

$4,087,840.

Population in 1870, 79,601j value of waterworks,
$1,361,000, against a debt of $900,000; amount of
city taxes on real and personal property in 1873,
$863,619 ; in 1372, $773,809 ; in 1871, $918,207.

1873, the total debt of the city was
$7,263,275 general, $4,045,800 water
and
$1,246,652 of certificates. There was also aue on
temporary loans $425,000 The sinking fund was
$206,565.
Assets in overdue taxes, waterworks
and public buildings $13,603,403. The city finances

In October,

Jersey, City :

1852-67 1,000
1869-73 1,000
1870
1,0C0
18T2
1,000
1871
1,000
1870
1,U00
Yar.
1,000
Var.
Var.
1872
1,009
Var.
Var.
1868-69 1,600Ac
1869
l,000*c
1868-69 l.OOOAc
Varl.
Varl.

bonds., coupon,
do
do .
Improvement bonds
Reconstruction bonds
Water loan
do

Improvement bonds
Morgan street dock
City Donds, coupon
do
Funded debt bonds
Hudson City bonds

Bergen school loan

bonds...

bonds
Improvement bonds

do
do
do

sewerage

bounty loan

Improvem’t Certificates (5yr.

law).
1852

Jeffersonville RR stock

School Houses
Subscrip, to stock, L.
Straders, wharf
Waterworks

1853-54
1854
1854

A N. R.R

1857-59

...

1805

lund
....
improvement of streets

Bounty
For

1866-67
1865-’70

Puolic schools

1867
1868
1871
1863
1863
1808
1868

Water Bonds
Sewer bonds
do

Rowan’s, % city Wharf

Elizabeth and P. RR
Wharf property
Jail bonds
For old liabilities
For old liabilities
St Louis Air Line
New City Hall

Road bed

1869

RR

Rh

500,000

2,669.000
125,000
938,000
78,625
500,000
284,395
150,000
400,000
200,000
129,000
1,246,652

.

Ctty institution

Wharf* Fulton street

City Bonds payable by railroads...
Bonds to J. M. & I. R. R. assumed,
New Bonds

1870- *71
1871
1871
1870
1871
1872
1872
1852-’68
1952
1873

91,000
92,000

1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

431,000

140,000
865,000
25,000
219,500
209,000
499,000
101,000
425,000
186,000

1,000,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

i’o8o
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000

Lynchburg Va.:

Memphis, Tenn.:
School and paving bonds
Post bonds.

Funding loan, (gold)..
R.R.
F
Endorsement M.&L. Rk.
‘

Milwaukee:
Re-adJ ustment bonds
General City bonds
Water bonds, coupon

registered
Scrip to settle old RR. loans
do

Mtobils9

City debt ABC (pay. an’ly till |91)..
do
do DEF (pay. an’ly till ’86)..
Bonds to Mob. A Gt. North RR..
Bonds to Mob. A Al. Gr. Trunk RR.
Wharf bonds
City funded debt
To Mobile A Northwestern RR

230,000
150,000
139,000

325,000
500,009
250,000
107,000
159,000
200.000

125,000

1.509.00C
7),000
1000.0C9

809,692
111,817

Bonds various purposes
Bonds. 8 per cent

"

J. A J. J’reey
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.AN.
J. A J.
J. A J.
Various
Various
M.AN.
Various.
J. A J.

C.Hud.CountyBk

1877-99
July, ’99-1903

Jan

,

’

1875
1897
1891
1890
Various.
Various.
1892
Various.
Jan., ’98.1900

Assessed valu¬
is $88,496,8®,
on which the tax rate is $2 70 per $100, on $68,4%,855 and 1 per cent on ralnoad property as¬
sessed at $11,000,000. Population, 110,000. (V. 16,
p. 794, V. 17, p. 691; V. 18, p. 190.)

have been somewhat “confused.
ation. including railroad property

July, 1889

J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.

1874-79
Various.

A. AO.
J. A J.
A AO.
M. A S,
M JsN.

Y., Mercantile N. Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Bank of America
Louisville,

N.

April, 1882
1883-34

1873, the total city debt was about
$S,000,000,fand the debt over and above sinking
fund resources, was $2 608,800. The commission¬
ers of the sinking fund reported that the resources

April, 1883
1881

are

May, 1887-89
*75 A 85

adequate to meet

1860. The following
figures exhibit the Increase since the year 1868:

Vari.
1896-97
do
Vari.
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1868....
1873-’89
do
Vari.
Bonds Issued since..
July, 1897
N. Y.,Bk of America.
J. A J.
July, 1898
J. A J. Louisville, City Treas.
Total
June, 1901
N. Y.,Bk of America.
J. AD.
Retired to Jan. 1, 1874
Louisville.
May, 1898
M.AN.
Oct., 1888
N. Y. Bk of America.
A.AO.
Outstanding
’73to’88
Louisville.
Vari.
''■1
Oct. 1,1898 Loans to railroads
do
A.AO.
1889
do
J. AD.
*75, ’80 A 1901
New York A Louisville
Vari.
698,000
Sept.,
1891 Floating de
N. Y. Bk of America,
M.A S.
do
do
April, 1891
A.AO.
Feb. 1,1880 Total bonded and floating debt......
do
do
F.A A.
The following figures give the
July 1,1901
do
do
J. A «J.
valuation lor the past six years. For
June 1, 1892
do
do
J. AD.
425,974: for 186S, $63,284,091; for
June 5,1902
do
do
J. AD.
for 1871, $76 645,995; for 1872,
New York A Louisville
Vari.
$77,225,372. In 1668 the taxation per
was
Mayl, 1832.
N. Y. Bk of America,
MAN.
in 1873 it was $2 55 for the Eastern
1903
do
do

$3,862,747 94
6,872,000 00
$10,234,747 94
1,9S1,247 94
$8,253,500 00
1,508,000 00

Var.
1870
1857

1861
1871
1872
18T2
1873

500&C

1,000
1,000

335,000

50OAo
1l000

434,000

1,000

10,000

300,000

150,090

833,000
1,057,000
250,000

New Orleans:

Consolidated debt $650,000 applied,
yearly to int’st.
do
do
and prinoipal..
do
do
Railroad debt...;.

$10,454,500 OO
1S68, $59,*
1370, $<0,806,712;
$77,156.6)2; for 1878,
$100
$1 98:
district and
$2 47 for the Western district.
Interest on $200,000 of the sixes is paid in Baltl
more.
City holds nominal assets of $956,645.

Lynchburg.

J. A J.
J. A J.

do

Memphis.

J. A
J. A
M.A
J. A

J.
J.
N.
J.

N. Y., P. M. Myers A
do
do

J.
J.
J.
J.

D.
J.
J.
J.

ADI. AN. Y.,
do
do
do

A
A
A
A

Co

Charleston, S. C.

1873-1902
1873-1900

Nov.,1900
July, 1872

A. Goettel. June 1, 1891
Jan. 1,1901
do
Jan. 1,1902
do

Old corporations

Ponchartrain RR

‘

Waterworks Loan of 1869
Funding Loan ot 1869
Funding loan, 1870
Jefterson City, (debt assumed)
Wharf Improvement
Street Improvement

Bonds
bonds

“Consol, gold bonds (general series)
do
do
(drainage senes)
Ten per cent bondB
Meso lork:
Water stock

1866
1866
1859
1870
1870
1871
1871

500&C

547,100
241,200
340,000
750,000
360,000
373,500
300 000

J. A J.
J. A -r.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.AN.
J. A J.
J. A J.

1,000

500,020

J. A J.

4,021,000

J. A J.
M.A N.
Vari.
J. A J.
A.AO.

lOO&c
lOOAc

1,000
1,000
1,000

18C8

1852
1852
1852

1854
1869
1869
1870

1871
1872
1872
1871

1,000
1,000

l.doo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,009

220,000
208,000
345,000

75,000

2,819,000

250,000
336,000

133,000
1,398,400
2,852,500
3,000,000
295,000
708,000
383,000

1,000

1,833,000

1,000
Var.

1,208,350

977,000

4.582,605
100AC
500,000
100AC
do
2,900,000
lOOAc
Croton water stock
250,000
100AC
1865
New Croton Aqueduct stock
lOOAc
2-0
7
8
1
2,975,009
Addlt’nal
new
Croton Aqueduct...
2.705,000
100&C
-1
7
8
1
Croton water main stock
954,500
1865-72 lOOAc
Croton Reservoir bonds
490,000
1867-70 lOOAc
do
Aqueduct bonds
1869
450,000
lOOAc
Croton water pipe bonds
lOOAc
1853-7
3,066,071
Central Park lund stock
lOOAc
399,300
1853-7
do
do
do
do
lOOAc
1857
275,000
__^.do^ d*>
do
...
do
lOOAc
1859
990,000
Oen. Park additional fund stock—
10 000
lOOAc
do
do.
do
....
lOOAc
1857-9
2,500,000
Chatral Park imp. fund stock
lOOAc
2,08^200
1860
do do
do
do
do
lOOAc 1,766,000
1865
do do
do
do
do




_

including overdue

properly
rate,
amount to
$313,640. Population in 1870, 40,230. (v. 17, p. 51.)
The City cannot issue debt beyond5per cent of its
average assessed value for 5 years, which is
$43,545,000, and for the year 1378 $43,559,817.
Sinking funds are provided for all the bonds,
(v. 16, p.

Jan. 1,1902

do

debt Feb., 1874,

of

coupons, was $603,081. Valuation
real
1872, $21,986,340; personal, $4,690,000; tax
$2)4 per $103.
Coupons unpaid

in

20,346; v. 1», p. 137,

628, 691.)

1874-79

of property, $20,047,866 ; tax, 2 per
Mobile County also has 8 per cent
outstanding. Interest in default, July,
(V. 16, p. 661, 693 ; V. 17, p. 19.)

Valuation

do
do
do

do

00

assessed property

The floating

1,030,000
2,586,000

except the
Population in 1370

all the city debt,

$!,000,00u to the E. A P.!i R.
was 100,750 against 68,033 in

Mobile, Bk of Mobile,
do
do
do
do
N. Y.. Merch. N. Bank
Mobile City Treasury.
do
do
N. Y., Merch. N. Bank.

cent.

1891
1886
1885

bonds

1873.

July, 1899
Nov., 1895
till 1901
1901

Bonds are

Montgomery, Ala.:
Bonds of 1868; N. A S. Ala. RR

do
do

debt;

In January,

Louisville. Ky.:
For

1,314,000
2,731,SOO
1,000,000

$250,000

against 8.052 in 1860

issued in May, 1872.

1841-63
1870
1815-60

M.AN.
M. A S.
J. AD.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.A S.
J. AD.
Vari.
J. AD.
F. A A.

1-J.

j-J.

A. AO.

Q.-F.

AM.

1888

N. York

1898

N. Y., Howes

N. Orleans or

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New Orleans,

do
do

do
New Orleans,
do
do
N. Orleans or N.York
do
do
New York or London,
do
New Orleans.

o°gS
® 03 rt
S
>2 5Z+* £5.2
M

« 4»

^3

SjaWjaP*

was

138,670

In 1860.

(v. 14, p. 794; v. 15, p.

626.)

to bounds*
and distinct
amount
amount in

city and county, though Identical as
ries, have separate organizations

The

debts. The followingstatertient shows the
of funded and temporary debt, and the
the city sinking fund at the dates

named.
Jan.
18^3 1, J®®*
l874 '•

$63,786,255 $69,624,054

29,868,16#

$93,773,659 f99.492.21t
20,182,321 28 233,076 24,832,617

pj CS

iSa-S-S
SJ’C g a*f

1911
1922
1922
1331

;

29,239,300 29,987,404

os

»

1887-1900
Dec., 1880

consoi

required
estate.
other
interest
by 20-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 of person¬
al; Ponchartrain RR.. int. bv 2 per cent of
licenses; 7 per cent loan of 1869, by ..$34,1W
monthly wharf bonds, by levee dues pledged
for interest and principal; 10 per cent bonds of
1871. oy monthly deposits out of current revenue.
The total funded and floating debt, July, 1873,
$22,815,456. Population!. 1870,191,418, against

Jan. 1,

Z&ZZ*
®aa®
A

and principal of

per year Is
law to be raised by tax on real
Special provisions are made for some
Issues of debt as lollows: RR. bonds

by

Aug. 1,1900
F)pjtr,nnt1nn
Description.
1872
Nov. 1,1900
Funded city debt
$57,999,308
1907-1911
Funded county debt.
1907-1911
1880
Total funded debt. .$87,238,608
1887
1898
Sinking funds
1898
1874
Total, less s’k’g f’d.$67,056,286
1874
Temporary city debt.

^

77 d -

1892
1892
1875
1875
1874
1875
1873
1884
1899
1894
1895

1883-90
1884

flOUJO

RR.

To provide for Interest
bonds the sum of $650,000

1870-75-79-80
Nov. 1, 1902

g *-£ 05
3 2°

endorsed by N. A S. Ala.

.

•

1«6
1887

[City revenue bonds..
County rev.

b’da, Ac.

Total temp’y

$70,540,588 $74,659$*
16,927,372 21,927$*
8,096®
5,479,100 6,446,497

14,944,000

890,000

1,667,700

debt..$21,818,100 $25,0UJ560 $81,718.30

THE

Apiil 25, 1674.}

42.3

CHRONICLE

.

SECURITIES.
by giving u* immediate notice of any error discovered In our
CITY

Subscribers will confer a
DESCRIPTION.
for

explanation of all references, see
2d page previous.

great favor

Date
of
Bonds

Size or Amount
Rate
Outar *
par

Valtue.

st’ndmg.

foot notes on

New

York—(Continued)

1870
I860

'...

1865
1868

do
do

do
do

City Cemetery

100&C
100&C
lOO&c
100&C
100&C
100&C
lOO&c
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
500&C
lOO&c
100&C
100&C
100&C
KO&c
100&C
10J&C
500&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
10D&C
100&C
100&C
■00&C
100* c

1852

slips stock
Dock Bonds...
Floating debt fund stock
Market stock

Docks and

i869

stock

Cityimprovi ment stock
do

do

1869

Lun .tic Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stock
Fire telegraph bonds
Tax relief bonds
do,do
coupon
New York Bridge bonds

1869
1870

Accumulated debt bonds

Street improvement bonds
Street opening andi mprove bonds
Vol. Soldiers Pam. Aid fund bonds.
do
do
do
do
Ninth district Court House bonds..

i87i

Parks iraprov. Donds
Central Park commission bonds....
Dept o

isii

Assessment bonds

isii

improvera’tfund stock.

City Parks

1871
1871
1871
1872
1872

Normal school fund stock
.
Public school building fund stock..
Additional Croton water stoc <

-epair stock
Improvement bonds
Consolidated stock of 1891
Museum of Art& Nat. History, st’ck
Sewer

1873
1873

Liquidation of claims & judgments

ent.
djer

40,000

181,000
75,000
451,200
7,131,400
300,000
400,000

Q.-F.

6

7
6
6
6
7

521.953

597,586

2,767,000
3,000,000
1,148,000
6,500,000
6,117,039

(0

.0

M&N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.

7

l
a
0
+-»
so

0

0

a

M.&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.

7
6
7
6
7

1,000.000

1876
Nov. 1.1901-2
1878
1894
1897
1897
1888
1889-1892
1889-1892
1889
1889
1889
1884
1879
1890
Nov. 1.1905
1884-1888

4

Q.-F.
M.&N.

7
6
7

REMARKS.

c.
C
O

•

M 0
0) 0

M.& N.

the total funded and temporary debt,
The population of New York m
against 805,668 in 1860. The fol¬
lowing table shows the progress for twelve years

This makes

$ 131,210,563.

1870 was 922,531,
ot property

Year.
1861..
1862..
1868..
1864..
1865..
1866..
1867..

’76-’77-’78-’88
1879-1882

0 a

Sol. bounty fund bonds
Sol. subs, and Relief Red. bonds
Sol. bounty fund bonds, No. 3
Sol. bounty fund Red. bonds, No.
Riot damages Red. bonds
do
do
indem. bonds
Assessment fund stock
do
do

186;
1871
1872
1872
1864
1864
1861
1865
18b5
1864
1864-72
1868-72

2.

1873
1370
1871-2
1869-70
1S70
1876

Repairs to buildings, stock
Consolidated stock, coupon
Accummulated debt bonds
N.Y. & Westchester Co. Imp. bds.

Liquidation of claims & judgments
Consolidated stock

1868..
1869..
1870..
1871..

lor

Pittsburgh:

100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
I00&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
500&C
iOO&c

Water extension loan

(coupon)

Funded debt& other mumcipa*

bds

Compromise RR. bonds (cp & reg.)

Judgment bonds

Central Pac. RR.
Western Pac.RR.
School bonds

Judgment bonds

School bonds
Park Improvement

(gold)..

do
do

do

do
do
do

do
do
do

do

bonds
:
Hospital bonds
Savannah, Ga.:
Subscription to Op dika RR
Purchase of Springfield plantation
Subscription to Muscogee RR
Construction of water works
Gaslight Co. s'ock
Improvement ot Savannah i.iver..
Sav., Albany & Gulf RR
Funding coupons* other purposes.
Redemption of bonds
do

451.600
100,000
8,885,500

St.Louis :
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
Real est ite and public buildings. .
Street improvement bonds
Water Works bonds (old)
Bonds tolron Mountain Rll
do do North Mo. RR
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold).

Sewer bonds
Harbor and wharf bonds

..

..

Lafayette Park bonds

New water work bonds (gold)
do
do
(gold)..
Renewal and sewer bonds (gold)..
Renewal purposes, gold* sterling.

Brldg • approach bonds,
St. Paul, Minn.:

(gold)

Revenue Bonds
Preferred bonds
* percent bonds

Lake Superior * Miss.
St Paul * Chicago RR

Tg'

6
6
7

« a

5&6

1,725,000
4,950,000
10,183,600
6,293.800

6

6
6
6

6
6

£o
e*

02

t',666

«3 05

500&C

1000&C
1000&C
1000&C
1000&C

1867-70
1872
1871-78
1873
1872

1868

250,000

197,000
261,000
385,000
225,000
170,0!'0

1,000

120,010
500,000

500
var.
var.

var.
var.

1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000
var.

500

1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000
500

*»

05

125.000

2,436,000
815,000
166,000
337,000
216.000
342,030
346,000
914,000
1,219,000
36,500
3,950,000
1.250,000
1,083,000
1,074,000461,000

7g.

U7g.
7g.

(X

poses in 1873-74 lff95
are not issued to

1901
1891

£
Phila., F. &

F.& A.
M.& S.

M.&N.
J. & D.
J. & J.
N.
.1.

N.
J.
J.

var.

M.&N.
var.

Jan.
M. & S.
var.

J. & J.
J. & J.

6
6
6
6

6
6

6g.
6
6
6

6g.
€g.
fig6g.
eg.

var

815,968

J2&7

var
var

141.564
255.625

7
■8

500&C

200,000

6

1,000

100,000

fi

mills on the dollar, if bonds

See
meet the State tax.
Mayor’s Message on Finauces in Chronicle,
v. 18, p. 888; reviewing the city’s afl'airs since
1871. See also Chronicle, v. 17, p. 823,356.

1884-1888

i896
Mech.N.Bk,

do
do
do
do
do
do

’72 to’85

Boston &
do

var.

Vari.
Vari.
Varl.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
F.& A.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
J. & D.
A.&O.
Vari.
M.&N.
J.& d.;

M.&N.
M.&N.
Vari.
J.& D.
J. & D.

Bank.

Portland.
do

Providence.
do
do

Bost.Revere Bk & Prov
N. Y., Lees & Waller.
San Francisco,
do.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Y., Duncan, S. & Co.

*

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

N. Y. N. B’k
do

Commerce.
do

St. Joseph Treasury.
do
do
N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk.
St. Joseph Treasury.
do
do
N.Y.,Northrup & Chick.
N. Y. N. B’k Commerce.
N. Y., N.

Total funded debt, Jan.,
Jan. 1, 1874. $58,745,292

Bk Republic.
do

do
do

To

do
do
do

1878, $51,697,141, and on

Floating debt, Jan. 1.

1874, consisting of warrants outstanding,
354
'
‘
*
*—

$2,466,—

tax

’72-1905

Boston Suffolk

M.& N.
M.& N.
J. & D.

6

the

1884-1888

Vari.
A.&O.
J. & J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J. & D.

10
10
10

&c.. on

1882
1887
1903

£

6g.l J. & J.
eg. m.&n.

6&7
7
6
10
10

19 59

28 05

1877-1879

J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & J.
J. & J.

M.&
J. &
M.&
J. &
J. &

805,285,874
806,947,283
806,949,422
292 597,643

1891

<W

A. & O.

Is£?•

431,500
150,000
76,800
35,100
88,000
36,600

o

| 5*6

526,000
377,000

181,423,471

1873-1876
1888-1890
1880-1881
1895-1897

>>
-u

monthly

««■ J. & J.
«*• J. & J.

500
500
100&C
100&C
500&C
50
100&C

1894
1896

J.'&D.

165.500
625,000
139.500

400,000

1,000

Of*

6

2,000,000 5&6g.

500&C

500

1875-1892
1884-1888

Nov., 1886
Nov., 1887
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
July 1, 1897
June, 1877

6
6
5

1.000

1,000

S-3

Boston Suffolk Bank,
do
do
do
do
Bost. Columbian Bank.

500,000
600,000
800,000

99.500
27,840
99,000
198.000
5,000
64.500
937.500
36-1,800
117,000
349.500
531,000
500,000

500&C
100&C

1846-71
1840-68
1351-66
1856-58
1854-57
1854-55
1868
1855-69
1852-68
1866-68

1,525,634
375.500

.o'-

M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & J.

650.000
550 000

223,920,505
257,994,974
276,389,451
285,199,972
281,142,6)6

$255,107 for interest on the same. This
would make the whole city tax for State pur¬

1903
1876

6
6
6
6

246,000
233,000
308,000
700,000
450,000

427,360,884
478,994,934
555,447,062
623,286,555
684,183.918
742,103,075
769.302,250
797,143.665
836,698.330

191,967,161

and also

1894-1896

£

1893-’97
1878-1909
1913

977.976

1.000

J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.

410.774,435

174,624,806
172,416,031

Comptroller
for the fiscal
1874. the tax for State
Surposes
mustanbe addit;onal
$7,673,481. orsum
6‘95 ofmills$3,864,843,
on
ollar; also
being 3X mills, for the deficiency tax of 1872;

Nov. 1,1891
Nov. 1,1891
Nov. 1,1887
Nov. 1,1874

o-s

Pittsburg.
Pitts., Phila. and N. Y
N. Y., Bk of America.

2,167,456

500&C

&
&
&
&
&
&
&

399,556,404
402,187,382

The

oa
0^3

A.&O.
Various.
J. & J.

7
6*7
4&5

1,932,000

1,000
1,000

J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.

estate.

estate.

406,955,665

R’te tax pr f lUOO-v
City &
State. County.
16 86
3 62
13 45
3 87
16 08
4 27
17 29
4 81
24 94
4 96
19 06
8 94
22 03
4 67
70 17
6 18
19 98
2 72
19 HO
2 70
17 90
4 43
83 81
5 20

special assess¬

E.®

J. & D.

8,139,841

500
500
500
500
500
500

1854
1850
1851
1853
1^53
1853
18,53
1866
1869
1870
1870
1872

t

RR

6

6,000,000

500&C
500&C
500&C
500&C
500-fee
1865
500&C
1866-67 500&C
1867
500* C
1870-72 500&C
1872 73 50’&c
500&C
1871

1871
1871

Bridge Bonds




855,204

1855
1858
1362
1863-64
1864

city improvements
Harbor. &c., improvements
1873
For floating indebtedness
St. Joseph, Mo.:
Bds to St. Jos. & Den. C. RR. 1S69... 1860-’69
1869
do
Mo. Valley RIi,
1860-’66
do
St. Jos. & Topeka ItR
1868
St. Jos. & C. B. KR
1858-’59
Kiver and Wharf Bonds.
1866-’69
City Improvement Bonds
1868-’70
Funding Bonds
Interest Bonds

7
7
6
6
6
7

1,707,400

1868-T2
1845-72
1863

-

6
6

8,754,900

1868
Loan to At. & St. L. RR. Co
1869
do
do
1870
do
do
Portland & Rochester RR... 1867-’69
do
1872
do
do
1867-’68
do
Building Loan Com’ers
1872
Portland & Ogdensburg....
do
Municipal—proper
)
1852
In aid At. & St.L. RR. Co
)
Providence, E. I.:
Loan to H., P. & F. Railroad
18,56
Bonds for public improvement1*
1863
Recruiting and bounty bonds
1872
Water loan bonds, gold, cp. & reg..

do
Bonds for

1,500,000
4,000,000
946,700
745,800
376.600
1,000,000

11.650,000

Portland, Me.:

San Francisco :
Bonds of 1855, coup, (gold)
do
do
1858, coup,
S. Fr. & St. Jose RR., coup,

6
6
6

30,000
100,000
1.680,200

’59-’70
’63-’70
’62-’65
’60-’70

permanent improvemts...

l

47,091

1855
’55-’71

for park purposes
for war and bounty purposes,
for municipal & school purp..

n

Personal

1872..
1875
5 41
1873..
1876
10 95
1874..
1890
The preceding figures do not include
1901
ments for improvements, street opening,
Nov. l,’74-’78
1878
State
specified property.
Nov.*l.’74-’76 gave notice October 7, 1873, that
Dec. 28,1901
year ending September 30,
Nov. 1,1891

P

.* N.
.& N.
.& N.
,& N.
.& N.
,& N.
,& N.
.& N.
.& N.
.& N.
.& N.
,& N.
,& N.
.& N.
,& N.
& N.
.& N.

6

2,600,000
600,000
100,000

...

Philadelphia :
Bonds issued prior to consolidation,
do to pay for stock subs,
do
do for extension of gas works...
do
do
do
do

100&C
100&C

valuation and taxation.

Real

<a so

<N. Y. County:
County Court House stock,
do
do
No. 3...
do
do
No. 4...
do
do
No. 5...
Sol. subs. Red. bounty bonds

Tables.

by Whom

Payable.

5
150,000
2,844,000 7&6g.
6
2,748,000
7
75,000

Principal,
When Due,

Where J^ayj
Payable and

When t

M.& N.
6
M.&.N.
1,000.000
M.& N.
7
266,500
M.& N.
300 000
6g. M.& N.
4,252,500
8,841,472 6 & 7 M.& N.
7
M.&N.
1,270,000
7
M.& N.
10,651,800
&
7
M.& N.
6
4.500,000
6
M.& N.
200.000
6
M.& N.
605,000
6
M.& N.
460,0C0
6
M.&N.
135,000
6
M.&N.
500,000
6
M. &N.
7,730,709
6
M.&N.
100&C
82,000
6
M.&N.
100&C
419,000

1863
1863

Consolidated stock, coupon

INTEREST.

1870,

The total debt Feb. 1,1873, was $5,139,894. Including
the water loan bonds. Assessed valuation in

1873, $19,000,000, actual value.

lation about 140,000.

$176,584,000. Popu¬

Sinking fund March 31,1874. $442,165. City is pro¬
tected by mortgages on At.& St. L. and on Portl.
& Rochester Railroads. Assessed value of real
estate in 1873, $17,775,300; personal, $12,045,712.
Tax rate, $26 per $1,000.
Population in 1870,

81,413, against 23,341 in 1860.

1907
’74 to ’91

April, 1877
Jan., 1876
Sept., 1885
Jan., 1893
Jan.. 1900
Jan. 1. 1875
Jan. 1. 1888
’77-'78
Oct. 1,1883

July 1,1894
May 1, 1895
April 1. 1881
Oct, 1,1887
June 1, ’82-90
July 1,1897
Nov. 1,1891

Valuation of real estate,

$71,037,500; personal, $41 ,-

443,900; total, $112,481,100. Rate oi tax, $13 50 per
$1,000. Sinking funds of 1885, $348,845 ; sinking
lands of 1898, $125,887: H„ P. & F. RR., $189,143.

Population in 1870, 68,904,against 49,129 in 1860.
Population in 1870,149,482 against 56,802 in 1860. Real
estate in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878, was
assessed at $180,571,640; personal property at $108,011.616 ; sinking fund6 raised annually amount to
*223‘J00.« Tax rate, $1 50 per $100. All the values
for San Francisco are given in gold.

city owns real estate and other property valued
$4,500,000. Assessed value of rpal estate
$16,711,265. Population. 1870, 28,285, against 22.292,
In 1860. In 13i3 new bonds were authorized to
the extent of $400,000, and floating debt was near¬
ly all paid with the proceeds thereof. The city
holds property valued nominally at $4324,500.

The

May, 1874
May, 1875
June, 1876
Feb., 1878
Ma ch, 1883
Nov., 1883
Dec., 1888
Feb., 1886
Nov., 1879
June, 1890

at about

Nov., 1900

Jan. 1,1902

July 1, 1903
’80-’89

Nov., 1889
’80-’86
1873
’78-’79
’86-’89

’78-’80
1872
1891

1874-’91

1875-1906
1879-’86
1880-’83
1874-*77
1874-’75

Aug., 1878
1876-’89
1877-’88
1874-*76

Population in 1870,19,565 against 8,982 in 1860. Rev¬
enue from all sources in 1870-71 was estimated at
$195,000. In 1870 assessed valuation of property
was $11,000,000; rate of tax, IX percent; total rev¬
enue tint, fund $186,487, general
fund $81,146)
$217,000. The city owns $500,000 of St. Jo. & Den¬
ver C. RR. sto' k, $50,000 St. Jo. & Topeka stock,
$150,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value being nomi¬
bout
nal.
Public buildings, &c., are worth
$150,000.
Population 1870, 310,864 against 160,773 in 1860. City
and county gove nments and finances are sepa¬
Total debt April, 1873, $15,328,000, In
rate
eluding anticipation bonds payable January

$8,212,000.

1874, for $1,006,000. County debt is
Assessed valuation of all property (about 60 per
cent ol actual value), $166,198,460, which does not
include the 18th ward; tax rate 1b IX per cent.
(V, 18, p. 148.)

St. Louis.
New York* St.Louis. June, ’87-*90
N. Y., N. Bk Commerce. April 1, 1892
1891-’93
do
do
1 QQQ
New York or London.

N.|Y., N. Bk.Commerce. Dec. 10,1892

and New«York
do
N.Y., P. M. Myers & Co.
N. Y., Jay Cooke & Co.
N. Y.f Farm. L. & T. Co.

St. Paul
do

’71-’90

’71-’86
1889-90-96
•ss&’as
1900

suspended on account of an injunction ; but
a decision was made in Oct., 1872, cob firming the
validity of the bonds, (v. 15, p. 691.)

[April 26, 1874.

THE CHRONICLE.

424

KAILKOAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
(Entered according

tf> act of Congreu.in the year 1874 by WM B. DANA A CO.,In the office of the Librarian of Congreu,Washington, D. C.)
giving; ns Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.

4ab«crlbert will confer a sreat favor by
Miles
of*
Road

DESCRIPTION.
For fall

explanations, see foot notes.

Ala. Central— (Selma & Meri ).)—1st

81

mort..

296
296

Alabama dkChatta—1stM.,Kid,guar. Ala...
2d M., $9,000 per mile not guaranteed
Receiver’* bonds (for $1,200.000)
Albany dk Susquehanjut—stock

20i
142

1st

Mortgage
Albany City loan
2d mortgage

142

142
142
132
132
132
112
51
150
150
470

3d mortgage

Alleghany Valley—stock
Gen. mortgage
Bonds to State Pa. (endorsed), 2d M
1st M., east. RIxten., guar, by Pa. RR..
Alex. dk Fredricksburg.—\si mortgage
Arkansas Central— 1st Mortgage, gold
Atchison dk Nebraska—let mortgage
Atchison. Top. dk S. Ale—1st M.,gola
Land grant mort., gold (oni3,000.000 acres)
Wichita & S. W., 1st mort., gold, guar..,.
Athol it Enjleld—1st mortgage
Atlanta dk Richmond Air Line—1st mort...
Atlanta dk West Point—stock
Atl. dk Ot. West—Stock (Total, $40,000,000.).
Preferred stock
1st general mortgage
2d
do
do
8d
do
do
Leased lines rental gold bonds(Cl.& M.)
do (P. P. P.V.&S.&A.)
do
Western Extension Certf.(Cl.,Col.O.&I.)
do
do (int. guar, by Erie)
•Atlantic <k Gulf—common stocK
Guaranteed stock
Consolid. 1st mortgage
So. Georgia & FI., 1st mortgage
...
do
2d mortgage
do

do
do
4th mortgage
do
do
registered certiftc’s
do
do
int. funding bonds
Atlantic dk Pacific—Common stock

Preferred stock, Mo. division
do
do
Central division

..

328
323

....

828
292

1st M., (South Pac,,) gold
1st M., At.&Pac.,gld,on 500.000acres land.
2d M. At. & Pao./for $3,000,000, gold
1st M. Cent. Div.'At. & Pao., gold

....

Equipment bonds
Interest scrip
Atlantic dc St. Lawrence—stock, currency..
Stock, sterling
Portland city bonds, 1st M., skg fund
2d M. sterling, 5-20 years
3d M.

150
150
150
150
150
150
53
53
51

do

do

Sterling bonds, not mort
Augusta dk Savannah—stock
Bonds
Raid Eagle Valley—1st M.,
2d mortgage
Baltimore d Ohio—stock
Preferred stock

s.f. $5,000
do

per yr

51

538
52
80

.

Washington branch
Loan, 1855, sinking fund

Sterling mortgage

do
sinkinefund
N. W. Va., 3d mortgage, 1-155-85
Balt.dk P)tomac— 1st mort.. (tunnel) gold..

1869-70
Equipment notes
Boston, Concord dk Montreal—Preff.stock..
Other stock, includ’gold div’ds & new stk
2d M. bds, conv. (71 in. & 1st, 22%)
2d Vf. bds, conv. (71 m. & 1st22%)
Sinking fund bonds
B.. IT.it Erie (now N.Y.&N.E.)-lst M. old

.

„

„

«

*

1,000
1,000
500&C
fttt

500&C
500&C

412,000

7 g.

500,000

7
8 f.
4

100
100
100

1.000

1,232,200
16,232,450
8,126,250
14,414,977
8.707,200
28.790,214
5,500,000

1,000

3,000/00

500

7,600.000

8

500

3,360,030
3,693,21X1

7 g-

500 Ac
500&C
500&C

100
100
.

•

....

.

.

•

•

226,350
8,860,000
10,000,0U0
1,400,000
7,200,000
8,000,000
8,000,000
1,200,000
674,000
1,718,438
39,700
4,959,548
787,000

100

£100
1.000
£100
£100
£100
100

3k
7 f.
7
7
,,

7
8
8
6

J. &
J. &
M.&
A. &
M.&

N. Y., Bk of Commerce. Jan, 2 1874
N. Y , D. & H. Canal Co July, 1888
do
do
Nov., 1895
do
do
Oct ,1885
do
do
May, 1881

•

J.
J.
N.
O.
N.

6
8

'8
8
.

360/109

1,000

100,000
13,143,100

100
100

1,650,000
857,250
579,500
1,710,500
3,620,320
3,461,146

£100
£200

9.498.016

10,000.000
140,000
1,500.000
3,000,000
520,000
1,100,000
995,800
1,000,000

1,000
1.000
500&C

1,000
....

ioo

M.&N.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
A.&O.

J.'&J.
J.

J.
J.
J.
J.

J.
J.
J.
J.

6g-

Mortgage, wharf purchase

.

N.

Y., 1st National Bk. July 1,1880

N. Y., Shoe &Leath.Bk. July,
do
do
July,
do
do
NOV.,
do
do
Nov.,

do
do
Baltimore Office.
do
do
do
do
do
London.
Baltimore Office.
London.

July 1.1881 Leased to Pa. R.R., at 40 per cent of gross
receipts. Stock, $550,000. Div. 6 pro. a yr.
July 1,1884
May 1, 1674 Several roads are leased by this Co., and
operated In connection wiih the main
May 1,1874
Apl.17.1874 stem, the gross earnings of all the lines
last year, ending Sept. 30, 1®73, were
1875
1880
$15,695,541. and net earnings. $5,55J,488.
See reportsin Chronicle, V. 17, p. 692.
1885
V. 17, p. 251,355 V. 18, p. 166.)
1895

8

A.&
J. &
J. &
A.&
A. &
A. &

O.
J.
J.
(\

O.
O.

,

6
6
6

1*
5

6

3,764.000
400,000
499,600
350,(XX)
1,000
100
9S
800,000
100
1,000,(XX)
93
150,000
93
200,(XX)
621/XX)
66
1S64
273,000
139
1866
1,000 15,000,000
139
1866
1,000 5,(XX),000
5,300,000
3,600,(XX)
“500 2.993,000
'ii3
200,000
1872
999.500
ioo 7,000,(X>0
143
2/00,000
’7S-’74 500&C
100
63
3,950,000
1873
500,(XX)
172
1868
1,000
3.630,000
2 350,000
172
1868
1,000
26
580,000
1,000
43
700,000
.100
142
950,(XX)
140
1,000
1857
2,000,000
.

6

7
6

7
7
7
r*

1

Buffalo, N.Y.
Phila.—1st mort., gold
2d mortgage for $1,000.000
Burl., C. Rapids dk Minn—1st M., gold, s.f..
ist mort.. gold. (Mil. Div.) coup, or reg..
Burlington tfe Mo. River—stock

83

229
110
443
443
281

Preferred stock

1st

.

.

1871
1873
1869
1872

1863
1866

1868
40

191
49

105

1869
1869

1870
1869
1973
1872
1870

4
6
•

4
7
5

J. & D.
M. AS.
F. & A.

Q-J.

M. & N.
J.&J.
A. & O.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
M. & N.
J.
J.
J*
S.
J.
& J.

Baltimore. Office.
Baltimore or London.
do

7

1887

LApl.l8,1874

Boston, at Office.
do

Bost., Boston Nat’l Bk.
do
do
Boston Office.

Boston.
Boston, at Office

100&C

7

5,4(X), *000
2,200,000

100
100
50* c

l
I

500&C
500* c
500* c
500* c
500&C
500* c
500&C

S>£
7

2,000,000

1,000
1,000

!

A
WJ
UfU0*tf006

5,058,350
600,000
566,000
3 40,(XX)
356,500
43(,500
5,715,000
528,947

1,034,000
1,000
1,000 2O,O0Cp m.

•

•

•

fyf*

J. & J.
F. & A.
J. & D.
J. & J.

10

do
do

Boston, at Office.
do

cent, per yr

Oct. 1, 18<3.
$2,236,57'J ; against $2,862,615 previous
year. Full report in V. 18, p. 56; see

July, 1876
Apr. 1.1875
1891-92

also, V. 17, n. 627, 698.

$872,600.
Net earnings 1872-73,
$197,495. (V. 17, p.692.)

Tuly 1,1884 Stock,
1889 & 1890
1881 & 1832

Nov.13,1873 Net earning for year endim? with March,
1873, $131,715. See full report in Chroni¬
cle, Vol/16, p.795.
July, 1875
July 1,1875
18®9
1884

Company reorganized, April 1", 1873, as N
Y. & N. England Co. See Chronicle,
V. 16, p. 523; al-o, V. 15. p. 220. 523; V. 16,p.
July, 1900
21,50,156, 188. 325,389. 460, 765; V. 17, p. 356.
1899
619, 660 ; V 18. n 16, 145. 166, 271.
Jan. 1,1874 Operated with the Nashua* Lowell, 69 per
ct of earn’g8 & expenses to B. &L. 31 per
1879
July, 1900

1898
Dec 15, ’73
Jan. !. 1893

centtoN.&L.

Report for 1872-73 in Chron., V. 18, p.
also, V. 17, p. '•"4.

190.

May 15,1874 Net earnings, 1872-73, $423,3i2. (V. 18,p.3G.)
July l, 1891
N. Y., H.ciews & Co., Apr. 1,1908 Sold ('ct. 16, 1873. See terms in Chroni¬
do
do
cle. V. 17. p.587.
Apr. 1,1893
(V. 17, p. 155, 523, 537.)
N. Y.. E- ie R. R.
Jan 1,1896 Leased to Erie for int.. &c. (V. 'A. p. 62®.)

New York.
Mar. 1.1886 Foreclosed Dec. 1972. (V.16.p.5i;V.l7.p.621 V
N. Y., Bk of Commerce. Feb., 1874 Leased to Erie in 1863, for 490yrs. at 7 per
do
do
cent on stock & int. & sink, fund on bds.
Dec. 1,1877
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co July 1, 1896 Completed Dec. 1872. j

.

M. & N.

Leased to Housatonic, at 7 per
earnings tor year ending

Ma” 15.1874 Net

Boston, at Office.

7 g. f. M .’&’ N.
N. Y., or London.
F.& A.
do
7 g. f.
M.& S.
5s.
Boston, Co.’s Office.
M. & S.
do
do
5s.
7
A. & O. Boston and New York.
J. & J.
7
Boston, by Treasurer.
do
do
8
J. & J.
8
A.&O.
Boston & New York.
8 f.
do
do
J. & J.
8 f. J. & J.
do
J
do
8 f.
Boston & New York.
J. & J.
8
J.&J.
Boston Office.
do
8
J. & D.
8

1885

do

Boston Office.
do

J.&J.

•

1890
Mch 1, 1902

Boston, Kidder, P. & Co

Boston Office.
New York.
Boston Office.
Boston.
New York.
do

J. & J.
A. & O.
A. & O.
M.& N.
M. & S.
M.&N.

annum.

July 1,1911 Bonds are guar, by Pa. RB. and Northern
Central.
(V. 17. p. 157, 387.)
Apr. 1,1911
Boston,2d Nat Bank.
Apr. 1,1899 $122,000 of these bear 7 per cent.
N. Y.,Russell Sage.
Oct, 1,1896 L’sed to S.L, A& T.H. (V. IS, n. 143.)
Leased to United Co.’s and Penn. R.R.
Floating debt. $1,287,837. Net earnings,
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
1877
1385
in 1873, $324,288.
Philadelphia.

&
&
&
&
&

J.
J.
J.
M.
J.
J.

6 g. f. A. & O.
7 g. A. & O.
7
J. & J.

.

A uonsolidation Oct., 1870, of At. & Pac.
and Southern Pacific. Land grant of
1,000,000 acres. Leases the Missouri Pac.
road. Interest was passed. Jan.’74, on the
1888
L’d gr’t bonds, the 2d mortgage ai>d the
1888
interest
1891
scrip. See Chronicle, v. 17, p.
387, 218. 323,834 ; V. 18, p. 7, 143. 190.
1891

l’hila., Farm. & M. Bk.

6§6f?6 f.

•.

£ref., and $276,200 guar.; tne Co. itself

National

6

6

.

Oct., 190)

7

7
6
7
8
3

^

This company purchased some important
roads In 1872. Se^ report In Chronicle
V. 16, p, 594; also V. 16, p. 51.

Feb., 1874
Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 6 per
Mar. 15/74
cent on bonds anu stock.
May 2, 1886
Oct. 1,1884
Oct. 1,1891
Nov. 1,1878
Dec., 1873 Leased to Central of Ga. for $73,000 per

6 g.
6

....

IU Jl'Cl* vX> xiuuoUil

.

-

J.&J.
J. & J.
5
M.&N.
3
A.& O.
5
A. & O.
6
J. & J.
6
J. & J.
6
A. & O.
6
M. & S.
6 g. J.&J.,
6 g.
M. & S.

••

lCdDLU P vUi Arx% IO|v

Canal Co., for 150years, at 7 per cent, per
annum, on $7,000,000 of stock, and bonds
—lessee assuming the interest on both

F.& A.
Portland.
M. & S. London, Gr. Trunk R.R.
M.&N.
Boston.
6g. A. & O.
London, Gd Tr. RR.
6 g. M.&N.
do
do
6 g. M. & N.
do
do
s>* J. & D.
£avannah.
r,
8 g.
6 <■

600,000
19,864,100
000
106,000

VUttu

June 1,1896 Chronicle, V. 15, p. 252.
July. 1891 State aid$15,000perm.; County,$750 000.
Sept. 1,1896 Int. default Sept.. ’T8. V. 17. p. 32b.64S.752.
July, 1899 Stock $3,615,000, W. & S. W. leased and int.
Oct. 1,1900
guar. Financially embarrassed. See full
do
July 1. 1902 statement. (V. 16, p. 828; V. 17, p.334.)
Boeton, Eliott Nat. BU. ’83/89 & ’91 Stock. $820,000. (V. 16, p. 188.)
N.Y., M. K. .Jesup & Co July 1,1900 Defaulted .'an.,'1874. (V. 18, p. 14, 190.)
Atlanta,Ga.,at Treasury Jan., 1874 Net earnings last year, $79,742. (V.l5,p.2lV)
There are $2,429,300 old < >hio 1st mortgage
bonds and $2,338,452 of floating debt.
New York &ZLondon. Jan., 1902
Int. on the 3d mort.
cortingent upon
do
do
the
Sept., 1902
earnings of the Co. Fuil report to
do
do
June 30,1873, in Chronicle, V. 17, d. 511,
Nov., 1902
do"
do
showimr
net
earnings for year at
Jan., 1902
London Co.’s Office.
$1,886,922. (V. 16, p. 291; V. 17, p. 52, 1S9,
Jan., 1903
do
do
511; V. 18, n. 212.)
July 1,1876
do
do
1904
Gross earnings in 1873. $1,005,947, being
Savannah.
$21,981 more ihan in 1872. Net earnings,.
May. 1873
N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co July, 1887
$255,700. (V. 18, p. 143.)
do
do
do
do
Of the stock $5,945,700 is common, $800,000
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co. Oct. 1,1901
olds $3,441.2( 0 of tne common, all the
N. Y., 1st
Bk Jan. 1,1877 pref., and $165,700 of the guar, stock.
Gross earnings year ending Sept. 30,1873.
do
do
Jan. 1,1877
do
do
July 1.1893 $2,193,757 ; expenses, $1,279,722; net earn¬
do
do
ings. $914,035. Of the $15,000,000 loan
Jan.1,’34-90
do
do
Jan.1/84-90
enough is held to retire ad the ol 1 debt.
do
do
Jan.l,’86-90 The Co. passed its interest Jan., 1874.
do
do
July 1.1884 See full report in Chronicle, V. 18, p. 7
do
Men 1,1900
do
65.
Jan.l ,’71-75
Lynchburg Office.

...

J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.

10
6 g-

100

1
1841
1855 500* c
’7i-’72
1,000
1854
l.OOn
’69-’70 1,000

J. & J.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J
J. & J.
M.&N.

Mar. 1,1896

,

6g«g.
6g.

499.500
745.000

....

«

....

3,567,900

100

iS55

J. & J
J.&J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

J. &
J.&
J. &
J. &
J. &
J. &
J. &
J. &
J. &

6

713,000
484,000
733,700
129,500

100&C

T

T

:

Interest in default since Jan., 1872.
To be sold, May 4,1874. (V. 18, p. 148,247.

N. Y.. Third Nat. Bank.
N. Y„ Duncan, 8. & Co

,t

7 g.

1,500,000

....

T- T

7 g-

119,742

var

100&C
100
100
100
500&C
500&C
500&C
500&C

-

7g.

306,000
157,000
458,000
675,000
621,000
452/00
990,000
871',000

1,000
1,000

1869

1861
1864

7 g.

5,470,000

1,000

var

r

•

7 g.
7 g-

d non f¥¥j

200&C

_

*

200,000

1866
1866
1866
1354
1865

„

•

•

6.921,900
500&C
500&C

t

•

•

2,310,200
464,000

....

1871
1857
1857
1868

1868
1864
1971
1853

*

@

736.476

500&C
•

1868
1868
1871
1871

4,248,000

1,000

•

#tf

.

June, 1901
Jari., 1889
Jan., 1889

J. & J.
J. & J.
«J <fe J

•

.

1,000

....

„.tt

•

100&C

♦ 4

is71

•

REMARKS

by Whom.

7
434,000
2,256,400
7.30
J. & J. N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co
3,889,000
5
3.500,000
January. Harrisburg, Treasury.
6,000,000 7 or 6g. A. & O.« Philadelphia or London
7
J. &D.
1.000,090
Phila., Penn. RR.
8,000 p.m.
8g. J. & J. London & Amsterdam.
8
M.& S.
Boston, at Office.
3,750,000
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co.
7,042,500 7 g. f. J. & J.
3,521,000
A.&O.
Boston.
ig-

500&C
50

t

i867

7

2,000,000

1,U(X)

Where Payable and

....

Boston dk Lowell—stock

M., on road & 400,000 acres land.
Bonds conv.intopf.st’k (2dseries).
Bonds conv.into pf.st’k (3d series).
§,
Inc bds conv.to com. st’k,(4thser.).
sa¬
lat mort. conv. on br’nch, (5th sor.). Q «
Convertible bonds. (6th series)
S
Bur.ctMo.in Neb— 1st M..conv.,l,gr ) Coup.
Bonds convertible till Jan., 1882. > may
Omaha & S. W., 1st mort., guar..) be reg
Burl, dk Southwest.—let M.,cp. mav be reg.

6

....

(Berdell)

mortgage bonds

933,000

....

do
guar, by Erie
Floating debt
Mass, loan,(secured by $4,000,000, Berd.M)

1st

1,000

When |

when Due,
Stocks.
last Divi’d.

Payable.

.

666.00)

29
43

t.gage,

Buffalo. New York <fc Erie—stock

1865
1865
1869

21

270
39
156

New loan dollar bonds
Bost., Clint, dc fitchb— 1st M., Agric. Br....

BufT.Brad.it Plttsb.—QV\ \» .(inc.lO.OOOacld)

1

1862
1854
1857

Albany loans (Alb. & W. Stkbdge)
Dollar bonds (West’n Ii. R.)

BufT;Corrj/it Pittsb.—1st Mortgage

1,000,000

67

Berkshire—stock
Boston dk Albany—stock

New bonds
Boston dk Maine—stock
Bonds, coupon & registered
Bost
trovidence—stock
Bonds to purchase P„ W. & B. RR
Brunswick <fr Alb.—1st mort. gold, end. Ga.
2d M., skg fund, gold, not endorsed. .....

1,000

91
49
56

M., bonds of 1862, (guar, by C. & A.)..
do
1854, (
do
)..
do
do
1857, (
do
)..
do

1st mortgage
1st
do

2,673.0(X.‘
450,000
5,000,000

8
8
8
7

1,600,000

1855

2d M.,
3d M.,

moi

i863

100

1871
1871
1869
1866

mortgage gold (main line)
Bangor dk Piscataq u is —Bangor loan, 1st M.
Belleville dk Southern Illinois—1st M., skg fd
Belnidere Delaware—stock

2d

1,000
1,000

411
421

1st

1st

5 2 20,000

1850
1853
1870
1855
1872
1374

1850
do
do
1353....
do
1870, sterling, £800,000
Baltimore loan, 1855-00

standing.

1,000

*

...

£

“S.

....

286
58
58
•*•28
428
4‘28
81
81
81
133
133
133
214
214

t

Bonds, {
Principal

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
per ;
Cent.

1871
1869
1869
1872

*

do
do

Virginia & Tenn.—enlarged mortgage

g
-

Amount
Out¬

O*

27^

—

2d
3d

GO

o a
o

1866
1870
1871
1866
1871
1871
1869
1870
1872
1871
31
265 S 4870
87
585
585
.871
460
460
1871
1811
460
1872
1873
1873
1874
346

Atl-, Miss, it O.—Stock (com., prf.& guar.)
1st mort. consol, gold, (for $15 000.000)
2d mort. to the State (no lnt. till 1880)
Norioik* Petersburg—lBt mortgage
do
do
1st
do
do
do
2d
do
South side—1st pref. consol, mort
do
do

O

Boston, Co.’s Office.

May 1,1919 Stock,$3,827,525. Int. in default. Nov. 137S.

(V. 17. p. 35n. 648, 75‘2.)
Feb., 1902
«opt. 15/73 The 2d and 3d series of bonds have

Sept. 15/73
Oct.

1, 1893

Julv 1,1875

July 1, 1878

traffic

guarantee of Chic., Bur.& Q. An agree¬
consolidation and a pertudual
lease to Chic., Burl. & Quincy, was
made in October, 1872. See last report In
Chronicle, Vol. 18, p. 271. (V. 15, p. $2$;
V. 16, p. J4, 323.)
ment of

Apr. 1,1879
July 1, 1894
July 1,1889
July l, 1894 t >ck, $®,593,750. Land unsold, 1,934,78U
Jan. !, 1883
acres.
Sole* to Dec., 1873, 527,427 acres
June 1,1896
for $4,185,819. (\. 17, n. 459.)
May 1,1895 (Traf. guar ) Default'd, Nov.*73. V.17, p.69l:

Note.-The figures sometimes given iu brackets, at the end of remarks, refer to the volume and page of Chronicle containing fuller iuformatlon. The letters s.
mean “sinking fund,"and ?. gr. * land grant."
Companies consolidated with, or leased to others will often be lounl under the consolidated or lessee’s name.
•
For stocks, this means the miles of road operated; for bonds, the miles covered by the mortgage.
t These figures are doll irstshowlng the denominations or par value ot each issue of stocks and bonds
The figures 100, &c., signify 100 and larger,
t The interest oerannum is given on bonds, but the last dividend on stocks; a meaas 9 old, /, free of IT S, tax; x, extra; s, stock or scrip.

| J. A J. ataqds for Jan.&July- F. & A.. Feb. A Aug.; M. AS.,Mar,* Sept.; A. 4 Q., April * Got.
•

quarterly from January; Q—F., quarterly from Feb. i

(Jutes 34q\y tfie period vrhou U;a




.41. fcN May & Wo? ’ i. A D, Jmna ± 0«c.
Q.-Y., quarterly from Miti'oa.
’
out tta ttna nfcaa tUo last (Uvidanfi vv« ptud on atom

telli diw of

f

Q.-/

I

April 25,1874.]

THE CHRONICLE

425

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Smbaeribers will confer

a

DESCRIPTION.

Pot explanation of all

notes on first page

references see foot

great favor by giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered In
Miles
of*

Amount
Out¬

Road

standing

of RR. tables.

1870
1871
1871
1869

M., gold., on r’d & l’nd
Cairo A St. Louis—1st mortgage...
airo A Vincennes—',st mortgage, gold....

Cairo A Pulton—1st

California Pacific—1st mortgage, gold

londs endorsed Dy Central Faciflc...
Camden A Atlantic—1st Mort
^.
2d mortgage
..J.
Camden A Burl. Co.—1st Mortgage
Canada Southern—1st M. gld, s.f, cp & reg
Tol C. S. & Det., 1st M. for $1 OO'.OOO... .
Erie & Niagara, 1st M, for $600,000
Catawissa—common stock

1,000

1853
1855
1867
1870

Preferrea stock
1st mortgage bonds
Chattel mortgage bonds
Ne w mortgage
r'

50
“

50

1.000

%

100

100

—

mortgage

bonds (a 1st lien on income)
Joliet * Chicago,7 per cent stock.
do
do
1st mortgage, s.f
St. L., Jack. & Ch., 1st mortgage
Income

..

Ohicago, Iouxi A Nebraska—stock
2d mortgage, (Now 1st)

mortgage
mortgage, on branch
Chic ANorthw.—Com. stock
Preferred stock

*,.....

coup’n
but

-f may be
j regis’d

Bonds, nrf. (S. F.), 1st M., Chic, to Oshk..
lilt, bds, funded coup., 2d M.,
do
l«t M., general, Sd M., Chic, to Oshkosh..
Appleton extens.,l8t. M., on23 m. & land.
Green Bay extens.,l8t M. on 26 m. & land.
1st M.Gal.* Chic. TTn.R'.R., extended....
2d mortgage, Gal. & Chic. un. R.Ti
Miss.-R. Bridge bds. lien on net earnings
Elgin & State Line R.R. bds,
1st M. (PeninsularRR.) on roads* lands
Sone.S. F. bds,subord.lien on all above..
Sqmn. bds,lien on equfn’tscost’g $4005000
1st Mort. (Beloit & Madison R.R.)
Madison exten.. 1st M..8inkingfund.gold,
Chic. & Milwaukee, IstM.. on rd & equip.
Jhic. & Mil.. 2d M., (M. a C. R.R.) 1st lien
llhic. & Mil., IstM..2dlien
Menominee extension 1st mort., gold
Gen. cons, m.,gld,cp. or reg.($48,000,000)
Winona & St. Peter,1st M.,guar. C.& N. W
do
2d M..
do
Winona* St. P., 1st M.Exten,land er.s.f,

.•aorosse.Tretnp.* P,,lstM.,gu, C.&N.W

leva Midland, 1st M., guar, by C.& N. W.

Northwestern Union, 1st mort., gold..,,
CAM JeMn A S<ntthwert*nv-U\ if, .gold.,




7g

3,612,700
600,000

100

51,283,190
25,883,000
1,500,000
1,183,000
6,080,000
25,885,000
2,735,000
1,970,000
6,000,000
750,000
500,000
1,"00,000
2,578,000
71,000
371,500

1,000

1,000

1870

i‘,6oo
i'.ooo
1.000
1.000

1,000
1,000

500
500

i869 lOO&'c
1872

10,500,005

500* r

1,000

21*
649
1872

^

619

D73

619
323
323

1862
1863

1862

.

1868
1863

1870
....

1858
1858

i872
1869
1869
1868
1868
1870
1870
1870
1869
1372
1867
1871
1869
1872
1871
1371

44
40

43
73
60

114
32
131
80

82
82

i860

82°

1863

52
1459
1459
193
193
193
23
26
248
248

1869
1870
1671
1372

#

46

126
45
4C
85
120
16^9
137
137
175
38

1 ,(\K)
1,000

1.000
500* c

1,000
1,00
2,365,000
1,000
564,000
1,000
188,000
1,000
360,000
1,000 .6000 pr m
100

19.897,010

1,000
1,000

2,592,000
150,000
941,000
680,000

1.000
500* c
500* c

7,029,875

LOCK)
1,000
1.000)
500* c

1,000
500* n
1,000
500* c

1,000
1.' 00
1,00X1
1.000

1,000
100
100&C
500&C

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

600,000
800,000
736 000

600,000
1,241 000
960,000
800,000

1.000,000
2,505.000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,500,1)00
8,500 p.m.
4,350,000
1,750,000
3,916,300
568,700
211,000
500.003

3,500,000
1 350,000
1.30",000

100
100
100&C

14.998,02ft

i862

100&c
100&C
500&c
500* c

750,000
3,588.000
147,000

1853
1855

1,000
1,000

1,775.000
938.000
200,000

.

.

.

....

1859
1862
1859

....

74
560

1,037,900
2,425,400
1,459,950
140,000
2,100,000
1,100,000
1,500,000
836,000

....

51
31
70

195
195

8,929,900

100

1857
1864
1864

38
150
37
37
150
101
825
466

195

ioo

.1863
1865
1863
1863
1871
....

„

*

*

.

**

1.000
500&C

1,000
1.000

1,000
1,000
500* c

1,000
1,000
! .000

1871 500* c
1872 500AC
1870-1
1,000
1870-1
1.000
1871 I00*c
18 JO
1,000

75
62

1870

70

1871

1.000

1872

V.ooo

21,484.063

1,245,500

284,000

129.50C

331,000
3,105,000
101.000
306,000

3,150,000
389.000

182,000
1,144,000
2.700,000
4,534 000

2,750,000
1,565,000
4,375.000

1,000,000
1,350,000
8,500.000

700,000

*

'

r

J.&J.
A. & O
F. & A
J. & J.
J. & J.
*

*

*

*

•

•

•

•

Phila..Farm. & Mech.Bk
do

do

Phila. & Mt. Hollv.
N. Y., Union Trust Co.

Philadelphia
do.

M. & N.

do
do
do
New York.

„

•

f.
f.

1

7
8
3
6
3
6 g.
7 g.
7 g.

6g.
6
6 g
6

6 g.

6 g8
6 g

a

•

•

•

,

/

New York, Office.
do
do
N. Y., at office.
do
do

J. & J.
A.&O.

Q-J.

n

S93.)

_

F. & A.

•

7
7

Jan., 1893 Dividend of 8>$ per cent, on prefered.
OCt., 1879
st’ck, $337,400, paidNov.l5.,73. (V.16,p.652)

1897
Jan. 1,1906

SSL 627; V. 18, p. 14.)

Nov.15,1873

Feb. 1, 1882
1888-89

,Feb. 1.1900

J.&J.
J. & J.
J.&J.

7
8
7
7

A.&O.
A.&O.
J. & J.

J.&D.

N.

Charlotte, N. C.
Y., Nat. City Bank.
do

do

A

ii, Ov

53,189, 324,

p.

AllvCkUlIi^, »| V/v

1QI«»

1”

v

W

Completed Jan., 1873.

1901
Jan. 2,-1874

Apl 30,1884 Leased to Dub.& Sioux C. at$l,500per m.
& a p. ct. of earnings over $3,500. per m
Jan. 1,1907
May 1,1«74 Leased to Ch. and Northwest, at rrnfl
Feb. 1,1871
first $1,500 gross earnings per m., Hot
the next $8,000 per m., and 1-5 o f all
Aug. 1.1891
above that.
Aug. 1,1894
May, 1916
June, 1873 Leases several roads, and guarantees
1875
$1,492,500 of bonds. Total receipts of
Jan. 1, 1893
roads and bank in 1873. $8,489,898; exp.
Oct., 1880
$2,805,101: net,$1,184 296. Divid’nd passed
December. 1873. (V. IS, p. 374.)
July 15, ’99 Jefaulted on interest July, 1S78.
See
Chk
jnicle, V. 17. p. 20; V. 18. p. 247.
Apr.15,1901
ApL 20,’74 Innual report for *78 in V. 18, p. 365. Gross
1875
earnings, 1873. $8,881,865; net. $4,665,78;.
This Co. also assume $2,756,000 of other
1890
liabilities. (V.18, p. 365.)
Nov., 1892
-

..eased to B.& O. RR. in 1866for20yrs, rent
85 perct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, and
40 after.
[be Central Pacif. is a consol, of several
Co.’8 made in 1870, and now owns or con¬
trols
road.
1,219
miles
of
Gr^ss

T

7
7
7

IU

(V. 17,

pref. stock to receive div’d of 2X in
1878-4,
in 1874-5, and 7 in 1875-6 and
afterward. See terms V. 15, p. 491: see
also, V. 16, p. 517; V. 18, p. 867.

187S-74

M. & N.
F. & A.
do
M.&N.
do
IJ.& J.
J.&D. Balt., atB.&O. office. Jan. 16, ’74
do
J. & P.
do
Jan. 16. ’74
M. & S. Balt., West. Nat’l Bank. Sept., 1890
N. Y., Office 9 Nassau st.
Sept. 20,’78
J. & J.
N.Y., Fisk* Hatch.
1895-99
Sacram’o State Treas. July 1,1884
J. & J.
N. Y., F. Kellv & Co.
J. & J.
1883
N. Y., Fisk & "Hatch.
A.&O.
Oct. 1,1900
U.
S.
J. & J.
Treasury.
1895^-99
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
J.&J.
July !, 1899
U. S. Treasury.
1899
J.&J.
N.Y., Fisk* Hatch.
1889-’91
do
do
1892
do
J. & J.
do
July 1,1890
do
do
A.&O.
Jdly 1,1890
1890
1890
1895

earnings
net

in

earnings

1«78 were $18,871,059 and
Land grant
$3,281,947.

12,800 acres per mile, except mineral
lands. An abstract of the annual report
is given at length In the Chronicle, V.
17, p. 219. First dividend paid 8ept., 1878.
(Vl6,p. 84, 154; V. 17, p. 52, 219; V. 18, p
<

Irops earnings 1872.

$638,482, net earnings
Cost| of road and equipment,
$5,017,880. (V. 15, p. 628.)

$291,004.

Octi"l*,"l901 ^eased to P., C & St. L. (v. 16, p. 524.)
Charles’n, Peoples’N.Bk Apr. 1.1888 [ Jet earnings year ending Aug. 81, 1873,
do
do
$87,000. Cost of road, $680,000.
July, 1888
N. Y., Metropolitan Dk. Dec.15,1899
Phila., P. RR. Cos. office

•

6 g M. & N.
•
g. J. & J.
6
J. & J.
6
J. & J.
8
J. & J.
8
J. & J.
2
J. & J.
6
J. & J.

160,557
2,153,300
807,000
500,000

100
100

••••*•■«

-

100.000

100

*

7 g.
7 g.

BOO 000
64

Y., Union Trust Co Jan. 1,1891 (V. 17, p. 189. 828,400.)
Oct. 2,1901 Ppe Chronicle. (V. 17, p. 834.)
New York and London Oct., 1909 (V. 18, p. 144.)
N. Y., Natl Park Bank, Jan. 1,1889
ir bonds, $4,500,000.
(V. 18, p.

F.& A.
7 g. J. & D.
J. & J. New York, 44 South st.
7
A. & O.
N. Y., U.S. Trust Co.
7
J. & J.
do
2
M.&N.
Boston, Treasurer.
F.&
do
A.
do
8%
7
F. & A. N. Y. Nat’l Park Bank.
7
do
F. & A.
do
7
M. & N.
do
do
5
&
J.
D.
Savannah, Ga.
7
M. & S.
New York.
7
J. & J. New York* Savannah.
A. * O.
7
Savannah, Ga.

400,000
141,000
75,000
300,000
15,854,138
15,000,000

t

N

7

2,100,000
1,000
1,000

J. & J.

Tables.

REMARKS.

r

F. & A.

7
*

411,550

2,"00,000

•

•

A. & o.

Principal

Where Payable and bt’ when Due.
Stocks.
Wnom.
Last Div.

IvCIDr VA

2,437,950

1,000

•

2%
3%

90-2,000

40

1st
1 st

1.000
500&c
50
50

1869
1872
1871
1871
1869
1869

Dixon,Peoria* Han.,1st mortgage.
American Central, 1st mortgage

3d
do
(Now 2d)
Chic. A Mich. Lake S.—1st mort.)
1st mor'gage.
i

174.000

5,000,000

’69-’7 j
1872
1870
1870

32

Chic.. Danmlle A Yincen—1st M., gld, S.F.
Ind. extern. 1st M., gld (2d M. on 114m.).
Chic., Dub. A Minn.— 1st mortgage
Chicago A Iowa—1st M., coup., may be reg.

7 g

7,500,000

1,000

1869

Carthage & Burlington, 1st mort....'

Chicago, Cin. A Louisville—1st M
Chic., Clinton A Dub— 1st M., cp.. reg’bl

6

198,000
1,334,000
6,850,400
769,600
700,000
582,000
2,3§2,000

500* c

1864
1863

466
96

_

7

.

i855

’65-’69

466

Peoria & Han.. 1st mortgage
[sS
Ottawa, Osw. & Fox Riv., 1st mort..
Illinois Grand Trunk. 1st mortgage. I c.®
Quincy & Warsaw, 1st mortgage. .. I §
Keokuk & St. Paul. 1st mortgage.... J
Chic. A Canada Southern—’.st mort., gold.

•

1869
1872

38

do
do
convertible
North Cro8sR..2d mortgage, gold...
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
1'lain bonds (coupon or registered).

6 g
7 g

993,000
1,673.000
150,000
300,000
500* c
3,70'', 000
925,000
1,000
100 20,000,000

1367

•

do
do
lstM.a88um.by C.&A.
do
do
2dM.a<sum.by C &A.
do
2d mortgage
d<>
Louisiana & Mo., 1st M. (In progress)....

J. & J.
A.&O.

7

i’ooo

1871

do
Government lien
California <fc Oregon, 1st mortgage gold..
C. P., 1st M., on C. & O. Br. ($7,2 'O.lXJOg.)
San Fr, O. & A.. 1st M. ($1, 50U,00C)
Land bonds cn 11,700,000 acres. ....Chart.. ColumbA Augusta.—stock
1st mortgage, (C. & S. C.)
do
(C. & A.)
do
consolidated
New Mort. for $1,000,000
Chartlers—1st mortgage
Cheraw A Darlington—1st mort
2d mortgage

3,

500&c
500* c
100

i869

Subord. lien, Cali. State aid, gold
Bonds, (formerly convert, into U.S. bds.
1st M. on San Joaquin Valley Br.,gold...
U. S. Loan, (2d lien on certain terms)
Western Pacific, 1st mort., gold

Chic., Burl. A Quincy—stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund, (trust)

500&c

1872
1870

Newark* New York, bst mort...
Central Ohio—Common stock
Preterred stock
1st mortgage bonds
Central Pacfic—stock
1st mort.. gold, (sink, f 1. $">0,000 per yr.).

rn

500* c
500* c

1861
1863
1866

Central of Iowa—1st M.,gold, coupon
2d mortgage, gold, $4,000 per mile
Central of N. Jersey—\stock
2d mortgage (now 1st) —‘

1st

7g
7 g. f
7 g

1,159,500
1,000,000
2.200,000
232.000
209.850
1,300,000
.

1866

1st mortgage
1st
do
1st
do
R.
Central
R. A Bank,Ga — stock
1st mortgage bonds, coupon
—
Gen. mort (Joint) bonds ($5,000,000) coup
Macon & Western bonds
Bonds for steamships
...
.

Preferred stock
General mortgage. st« ling, for $3,000,666
1st mortgage, preferred, sinking fund....

Payable

20,000 pan

i864

Bonds on 2d div, s.f
Cedar Rapids A Mo—com. stock
Preferred stock, 7 per cent

ier

l.ooo

1872
1871

Cayuga Lake—1st mortgage, gold...
Cayuga A Susquehanna—stock. ...
Cedar F.A Minn— Bonds on 1st division,s.f.

Cherry Val. Shar. A Al—1st M, conv
Chesapeake A Ohio—com. stock
1st M.. skg fund gold
1st mtg. exten(2d on427 miles) coup, or r
1st M., (Va. Cent. R. K.,) guar, by Va
Sd M.,
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent R.R.,) cp..
Funded interest, coupon bonds
Cheshire—stock, preferred
Bonds, not mortgage
Chester Valley—1st mortgage
Chicago A Alton—com. st’k
Common stock,convertible scrip

8,000,000
2,500.000
3,500,000
2,250,000
1,600,000

When

Cent.

•

•

Mortgage bonds
Bonds (convertible Nov., 1875 to 1877)

pert

.

490,000
500,000
350,000
9,000,000
1,500,000

,

Newpre>. stock

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate

our

Bonds. 5

N. Y .Fisk & Hatch.
do
do
N.Y., Am. Exch. Bk.
do
do
do
do
do
do

Nov., 1899
.luly 1.1902
1880
1884
1876
1877

and forms a through route between the
Atlantic coast and Ohio river.
The 5.20
debentures have been converted into
Ext. M. bonds. Int. was pas»ed. Nov. 1,
1873. See annual repon in V. 18, p. 167,
also, V. 13, p. 14.167, 185.

Boston.
July 15,1873 1
do
1875 & 1880
M. & N.
Philadelphia.
May, 1872 1
5
M. & S. N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co. Mch.10.1874 i All 11 Ual 1 vJ/Ui l 111 vnlkUniU TS* V lOy |J OBlf*
do
5
do
M. & S.
Mch.lC,1874 shows gross earn’gs of $5,497,541 in 1878;
do
5
do
aid net earnings of $2,121,286 against
M. & S.
Mar. 6,1873
« g- J.&J.
Lond’n.J. S.Morgan&Co Oct. 1,1903
$1,879,147 in 1872. Joliet & Chi. ago RR.
is leased for interest on stock- and bonds.
7
M. & N. N.Y
M. K. Jesuo & Co. May, 1877
do
do
St Louis Jacksonville & Chicago RR.
7
J. & J.
Jan., 1893
do
do
leased at $240,000 ner year. I ouislana *
7
A. & O.
Jan., 1883
N. Y. U. S. Trust Co. April, 1871
Mo. RR. built and operated under con¬
1*
Q.-J.
J * ,T
N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co July, 1882
8
tract. Of new mortgage made In 1878,
do
do
7 f. A. & O.
Aprfl, 1894 $3,470,000 is to retire old bonds and
do
do
balanc** for steel rails and other im7 f. A.& O.
Apr. i, 1894
do
7 f. J.&J.
do
July, 189«
do
do
7 f. J. & .T.
55; V. 17, p. 52,189; V- 18, p. 850.)
1898
July,
do
do
7
F.&A.
Aug.. 1900
N.
5
M. & S.
Y., N. Bk of ( om’rce Men. 16,’71 £
do
8
do
of the Burl. & Mo. River road, was made
Jan. 1,1883
J.&J.
do
in Oct., 1872.
do
8
J. & J.
Jan. 1,1883
Gross earnings of the con¬
Frankfort.
J.&J.
4>£ g.
July 1,189'' sol. line for 1873 were $11,405,225; ex¬
N.
7
A. & O.
Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce Of't. 1,1890
penses, $6,434,767 ; net earnings, $4,970
458. ‘Jee report in Chronicle, V.18. p.
7 f. J.&J. Boston, Co.’s office.
Jan. 1,1896
271. The Chic.. B. & Q. leases or extends
8 f. M. & N. N. Y., N. Bk. of Com’rce May, 1879
do
aid to numerous branch roads, giving
do
8 f.
J. & J.
July, 1889
do
8 f. J. & J.
do
them a traffic guar., (usually 40 or50 p.c.)
July, 1878
do
8 fdo
for
J. & J.
purchasing their bonds. There Is
July, 1878
8 f.
also due on a judgment N Cross Road
J. & J. New York «nd Boston. July, 1900
Boston.
and in scrip the amount of $364,956. (V.
8 f. A. & O.
Oct., 1890
8 f. J.&J. New York and Boston. July, 1890
15, p. 156, 523; V. 16, p. 323; V. 18, p.271.)
Boston.
8 f. A. & O.
April, 1879
ist in default. (V. 18, p. 7.)
7 g. A & O. N. Y., Union Trust Co, April 1.1902 I
:d July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
J.&J. N. Y.,Farm. L.& Tr. Co Jan., 1887 O
7
ar.
8 f.
J.&D. Bost., at C..B.& Q.Office June 1,1896 T
Defaulted Dec.’73. (v.17, p.752.)
l default,
7 g. A. & O. New York, Co.’b Office. April, 1909 Ii
Oct.,’73. (V. 16, p.292; V.
do
do
7 g- A.&O.
17,
April, 1912
p. 216, 649, 752.)
8
>uar. Defaulted Dec.,(V.17 p.752.)
J.&D. Bost. C B. & Q Office. June 1,1896 T
New York & Boston.
flc guar, of C., B. & Q. 40 per cenr.
J. & J.
8
July 1,1901 T
4
Leased in perpetuity to Cntc. & North¬
J.&J.
Boston, bv Treasurer. Ian. 1, 1874 L
west. at 37)^ per cent, of gross receipts.
7
J.&J. Boston, Merchants’ Bk. July 1,1888
N. Y., Park Bank.
7
F. & A.
Aug.15,1892
rst mortgages, main line, have t raffle
8
M. & S. N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co. Sept., 1889 T
J. & J. Bost., I. Livermore, Tr. July, 1890
8
agreement from M. Cent. Interest de¬
do
do
faulted July. 1S73. (V. 17, p. 188.211; V
8
Nov. 1891
M.& N.
do
do
8
M. & S.
IS, p. 14,)
Sept. 1,1892
ist annual renort will be found in
3* J. & D. New York, Co.’s Office. Oec. 28. ’72 T
do
the Chronicle, V. 17. p. 481. Lands of
J. & D.
July 15, ’73
3*
'do
the Company are 2,207,W8 acres. Opera¬
1885
7
F. & A.
do
tions for the last five fiscal years ending
7
M. & N.
May, 1883
do
1885
with May 81, compare as follows :
F. & A.
7
do
1885
7
F. & A.
Surplus
do
1885
7
F\ & A.
Operatabove
do
1882
7
F. & A.
Gro^g ing exp.
Net
interest
do
1875
7
M. & N.
earn’gs. * taxes.earnlngs. aiv.,fte
do
1884
7
J.&J.
do
6
1878
,870 1.629,960
J. & J.
8,178,237
1898
do
M. & S.
7
1871-2.11,402,161 6,810.026 4,592.135 1,4651694
do
1915
7
1870-1.U,6»4,9!4 6 311,506 5,383,408 838,559
Q-F.
do
1874
7
A. & O.
1869-70.12,535,428 8,013.317 4 522 til 541,424
do
7
J. & J.
Jan.,1888
1868-9.13,941,343 7,924,520 6,016,828 1,914,686
do
7 g. A. & O.
April. 1911
do
1874
7
tf. & N.
do
1874
7
Var.
do
1898
7
J. & J.
do
7 g. J. & D.
ruuel,19il
do
Dec. 1,1902
7 g. J. & D.
now cease.
(V. 16, p. 94, 461, 661,
7
J.&J.
40
828 ; V. 17, p. 166. 481.)
Jo
7
Vf. & N
do
] Dec.1,1916
7g.f J.&D.
do
A. & ©•
10
8
do
A. & O.
Oct,, 1900
7 g.
*<
do
N,
»
Op*a*4 Jan.,18K. Bond#, |tt,000 p«r mito
Y., Farm*. L. A T, Co. At g. l,l«3POj
Y.*A,
7

,

-

•

,

,

Srovements. (V. 15. p. 52. 794: V. 16, p.

,

.

1872-3.12.7^6,607

....

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Bonds, 5

Subscriber* will cooler a

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DESCRIPTION.

Miles
of*
Road

references, see

For explanation, of all
foot notes on 1st page

sinking fund

Chic.* S'west., 1st M. gold (guar, in cur
Chic & Soutbw., 1st M., gold, not guar

Mo

of ’65
of ’67

^Junction) RR. 1st m.
Cincinnati dt Ind—1st mortgage

guar

2d mortgage

i863

1,000
1,000

dk Chic—1st mortgage

M.,gld, guar
Cleveland—stock
Cin

60
60
60
60
98
20
20
75
88
148
36
36
90
171

Niies & New Lbbon, 1st mortgage
Cleveland Mt. Vernon dk Del—1st M.,
Cleveland dk Pitts.—Guaranteed

gld.
stock

1866
1852
1867
1871
1871
1871

..

i860

1.000
100
500

1864
1869

1,000
1,000

1857
1863
1870
1870

67
12 ^
35
145
199
199
199

50

11845
1862
1873
1867
1868
1870

i99

& Straitsville Br....

18
15
89
76
13
89
587

600,000

1,499,000
584,700

1.000

100&C
1,000

225,000
1,854,450

50
500&C

i.867

1,500,000

300,000
499,000

(Col. & Ind.

7
7

1865

2,632,000
798,000

7
7
7
7
7

13.S28.568
460,000

544.500
SOD,500
217,750
821,000

Central....

(Indiana central)

(Chic. & Gt East.,

8,747,000
2,554,000

do
do
Logansp. & Burl.)...
Columbus dk Xenia, stock
Income conv.
Income (Toledo,

74,024

1st mortgage

Concord—stock
Concord dk Portsmouth—stock
Connecticut dk Pussumpsic R. R— stock—
New mortgage (for $1,500,000)
1st mortgage,

sinking fund

Notes, coupon

Massawippi stock, guar, by
do
do
bonds.
Connecticut River—stock

38
88
55
55
44
68
7
34

do

mortgage
2d mortgage sinking fund guaranteed...
Cumberland Valley—stock ($434,900 pref.)

Cumberland dk Pennsylvania—1st

Dayton dk West.—1st M., guar. L.
Delaware R.R.—st >ck

AI.&C.& X.

Extension mortgage
State loan
Del., Lack, dk Western—stock
1st Mort. (Del.,L.& W., East.
2d Mort. (D., L. & West.)
do
do
do

1st mort.

2d mortgage
2d mort. (extension)

1. gr
Denver dk Rio Grande—1st mort., gold, s. f.
Des Moines Val—1st M., Keokuk to Des M.
1st M.,on 85m.&466,000acr’8& 2d M.on 162m
Pacific—1st mortgage, gold,

Detroit, Eel. Riv. dt /.—1st m., coup, or reg
Detroit, Hillsdale dk Ind,—1st M., cp. or reg,
2d mortgage, coup., may be registered..,
Detroit, Lansing dk Lake Mich.—1st mort..
1st mortgage, on branches
2d mortgage, on whole road
Detroit dt Milwaukee—1st Mort. bonds

.

i856

13

1856
1359

(for $1,400,000.)

Tenn.,Virginia dk

Georgia—stock..

1st Mortgage staking fund bonds,... .
E. Tenn* & Ga. ($109,000 are endorsed)
do
new
E. Tenn* A Va. (endorsed)
Bond to U. S. Government

Pennsylvania—stock

1st mortgage




81,800
600,000

445,000
861,000
108.500
674.000

60
25
60
106
155
162
85
83
65
65
164
23
187
190

1871
1870
1871
1871
1872
1873
1855
1856
1860
1863
1866
1853
1853
1851
1854
1863
1866

100,000
170,000
23,500,000
1,111,000

l’ooo
1,000
1.000
250&C
500&C
Vari.
Varl.
500&c
100&C
500&C

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Vari.
100

144
143
55
55
54
58

270
242
112
112
130

1863
1863

1870
1868

i870
’50-’56
1866
1856

900,000
400,000
500,000
200,000

2,493,000
8,020,500

2.310,000
4.690.000

1,825,000

1,170,000
300,000
3,219,000

575,000

1,5U0,0fX)
2,500,000
1,000,000

628,525
377,115

1,702,316

150,866
51,000
150,000
250,000
100,000

110,000
103,266
5,000,000
800,000

500

1,000
1,000

81,500
450,000

1,200,000

1,000

2,500.000
1.970,024
2.976,000
636,000
135,000
164,000

50

1.309.200

"ioo
1,000
1,000
1.000

190 uno

"36
86

1,633.000
5,000,000

500.000

143

1858

jlOO&e

1908
Bk. Aprii,*
1893-95
Nov., 1904
Dec.. 1905
Feb., 1884
Dec., 1883
1886-90
Nov., 1904
Jan., 1832

7
7
7
6 & 7
3
6
6
6
6

495.900

A.&O.
A.&O.

Q-J.

J. & J.
M.& S.
A. & O.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

2X

do
do
N. Y., Am. Ex. Nat’l

Q-J.

•

le-

10
3

7 f.
7
7

Jg. f.
7
3
7
6
6
6
4
8
7

Vari.
A. & O.
J .V J
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & I).
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
J. & J.

J. & J.
M.&N.

J.AJ.
M. A S.

N.
N

Coal Co.
Alay 1,1888
Oct., 1873 Stock owned In large part by Pa. RH. Co
Net earnings year ending Sept. 30i 1878,
Apr. 1,1904
$331,642.
Large advances made to
Apr. 1,1908
branch roads. (V. 18. p. 295.)
Jan. 1.1884
Nov„ 1813 Net earning* in 1872, $78,486.
1880, DO, ’92
Oct. 1,1888 Leased, Mar.*72, to Penn. E R. :or83 years

Bk.

April, 1909

July. 1911 Davenp., I?., to St. Paul.
April, 1874 L’sad In perpetuity to Cln., Ham. & D, foi
annual int. on bonds. The nref. stock
July, 1881
of $3,500,000. guar, by C. H. & D.. was
Sept., 1887
authorized in 1871 to retire D. & M. bnds.
Oct., 1888
(V. 16. p. 51 ; V. 17, p. 84.)
Alar. 81&94
L’s’d
to L. Ailaml. (asuned by P.,C.& St L)
Jan. 1,1905
and operated by Phil., W11.& Balt
Leased
Jan., 1874
RR.. for 75 per cent o' gross earnings.
July, 1875
In 1872 gross earnings were $448,841.
July, 1875
Jan. 1,1880

do
do
do
do

Lond.&Amst’rd’m

New

do

Apr*. *20, *74

July 1,1875

York Office,
do

Apl. 15,1880
Alay 15,1890
Alay 1,1899 L. gr., 1,100,000 acres. (V. 17, p. 835.)
Nov. 1,1900 Guage. 3 ft; whole line to be 875m.
Oct. 1,1877 Sold and reorganized. See V. 17, p. 32,155,
459, 588. 627, 752 ; V. 18, o. 14, 89, 144.
Oct. 1, 1898

Mercantile Bank
N.Y., Mercantile Bank,
do

do

do
do

office,
do
do

N. Y., M. K. Jesup &
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y. & Detroit.
N. Y. & London.
N. Y., M. K.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Co

Jesi^> & Co

Detroit Office.
N. Y. Office,
do
do
do

do

solldated with this
1873, and $3,500,000 stock
co

Alch. 1,1881
June. 1892

N. Y.,

Boston, Co.’s

Co. was
road in June,
to
issued repre¬
sent it.
Operations of road for 1372
reported in Chronicle, v. 17. p. 85.
Floating debt. Jan. 1878, $4,239,544. (V.
16, p. 292, S23, V. 17, p. 155, 252, 660.)
& Bloomsburg

The Lackawanna

Apr. 1,1875

Alarch 1885

Y.,Drexel, M. & Co.
Y.j

iiabilit’s

1,1374 Net earnings, 1872-78 $282,(06. (V. 16, p
188; V. 19, p.295.)
Sept 1, 1878
Jail. 1,1901 Stock paid, $1,033,500; float, debt, $973,000
July 1,1900 Net earnings, 15 mos., 1872-73, $154,828,
1900-1-2-3-4 Leased to Phil. & Trent., 6 p.c. div on sto’b
Mch 1,1891 ‘2d mort. Is guaranteed by Consolidator

do
do
Office P W. &B. RR.
New York Office,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

$233,183.

-Jan.

Bank
do

do

$4,477,807, and net earnings

1876-13S1
Aug. 1,1873
July 1, 1889

Phila., Girard Nat

A.&O.
Al. & S.
J. & D.
J. & J
M.&S.
A.& O.
M.&N.
7 g. f. AI.& N.
M.cfeN.
A.& O.
A.& O.
8
J. & J.
8
J. & D.
8
J. & J.
f8
8 f. A.&O.
J.&D.
8
F.&A.
8
A1.& N.
7
M.& N.
8
J. & .J.
7
A1.& N.
7
.t .it J.
6 &
M.& N.
6
M.& N.
7
A.t O
7
F. & A.
8
J -:\J.
7
M.& S.
7

earnings, but guaranto pay int. on 1st
M,$15,000,000 & 2d Al., C. & I.. $821,000. Of
the 2d AI., $2,554,000 were sold to . Penn
RR. The gross earnings In 1873 were

Leased in perpetuity to Pitts.,Cmn.& St,L.
Sept.l, 1890 Guar by Pa. HR. Less’s assume
Nov. 1,1873 Dividends in 10 years, 99 per ce i>t.
Jan. 1. 1874 Leased to Concord RH. at $25,000 per year
Feb. 1,1874 Net earnings for year ending June 80.187$
$‘262,275. New mortgage of $1,500,001
Apr. 1, 1893
will retire previous issues. (V.16, p.461.)
Dec. 1,1876

N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co
N. Y., Lond. & Frankf’t.
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co
do
do
do
do
do
do

7
7
7
7
7
7
7

to I\, Cln.
Co., for 30

per cent of gross
teed $1,107,470 per yr..

Mch‘.*lb,1874

Columbus, Treasury.

do

& G. East.
Leased Feb., 1869
& St. L., and the Penn. RR.

Feb., 1890

N.Y., Am. Ex. N. Bk.
J. & J.
J. & J. New York and Boston
Philadelphia.
M.&S.
N. Y., Co.’s Office,
AI. & S.
do
M.& N.
Phila. & Carlisle, Pa.
A. & O.
A. & O. Phila., T. A. Biddle&Co.
do
A. & O.
do
A.&O.
Danbury, at Office.
M.& N.
J. & J. N. Y., Lockwood & Co.
Phila.. Penn. K.R. Co.
A.&O.

7

500,000
100,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

do

Q.-M.

v-

1,317,390

5O0&C
1856 500&C
1,000
1872
1855 500&C
1859 100&C
1858 100&C
1861
1,003
1,000
1«60
1370 500&C

do
do

F.;& A.

f.

7 g.

1,931,000

1855

1st Mort.
3<i Mort.
2d Mort.

mort., 2d Division

161,000
109.500

1,000
1,000

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

various.
AI. & N.
J. & J.
J. & J.
F.&A.
F.& A.

4 f.
8
8
6
5
7
7 f

1,774,912

50

Sterdng (Oak. * Otta. UR.) Oct. 1, ’53,gld.
Dollar (Oak. & otta. Kli.) b’dH, Oct. 1,’53.

Dubuque Southwestern—1st M, pref., s.f...
1st mort.. Oct 1.1363
Dunkirk, Warren dt Pittsburg—1st m, gold
Duchess dk Columbia—1st Mortgage

6
6

689,000

50

84

2d Mortgage, April 28, ’56
1st Funded Coupons, Nov. 15. ’60
2d Funded Coupons, Nov. 13.63
Bonds of June 30, ’66 (conditional)

(Detr. & Pontiac UH.), Apr. 1,’51
(De’r
Pontiac Hit.), Feb..’
(Detr. & Pontiac RR.), fan., ’oo.
Bonds of Sept. 1, 1866, (Limit $300,000). ..
Bds & mort. on Det. real estate
Dubuque dk Sioux City—Stock
1st Mortgage 1st Division

903,000

1,000
61&64 500&C
1 000
1865

*25

(extension).

7
7
6

464,000
60-’72 100&C
1,400,000
1868 200&C
2,000,000
1,000
1869
1871
1,00) 20.000pr.m
50
1,259,800
1867
1869

St. Nich.Nat.

do

-

9%, 000

i856

N. Y.,

Vi.

2,674.000

100

Rich.

(V.

N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank
M. & S.
AI.& N. Boat., Tower, Gid. & Co
Boston.
J. & J.
Boston Office,
F. &A.
do
A. & O.
7
do
J. & D.
6
do
7 f. Various.
do
F. & A.
3
do
J. & J.
6g
J. & J. Boston, Bost. & A. UK.
5
Al. & S. Boston, Globe Nat’l Bk.
6

1,000,000

50
500&C
500&C
100&C

64
115

1st mortgage

250,000

1,000
1,000

195

Ex.) skgTd
(convertible June 1,’75 to ’77)

Lack & Bloomsb.,

1,000

110M

Guaranteed bonds

Bonds,

500&C

1866
1863

36

1st mortgage

1,950,000

1870

33
33
51
117
102
142
141
141
141

Ronoalk—Stock
Mortgage
^anviue, Hazleton dk Wilkesbarre—lst mort.
fkinvill, Urb., Bl'ton dk Pekin—1st M.,gold
Davenport & St. Paul—1st M., gold
Dayt.dk Mich—Pref. stock, guar. C. II.& D.
1st M., sinking fund, $30,000 per year..

400,000

-

1871

52
52

Danbury dk

867.500
400 000

1858

*82

1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Common bonds...

(cost $353,940)

50
100
100
1373 100&C
1856 100&C
66&71 100&C
100
1809
1,000
100

110
110

1st mortgage (sink, fund now $143,931.).
Connecticut Valley—mortgage
Connecticut Western—1st mortgage
Connecting (Phila.)— 1st mortgage

2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Toledo Depot

1,000

41
144

C. & Pass...

1.786.200
302,000
1,500,000
350,000
2,1 T5,500
236.500
385.400

50

70
55
35

A. & O.
various.
J. & J.
A. & O.
F.& A.
J. & J.

10
7
7
7
2 f.
7
5

314.400

construe)
Cent)..

Aug.7,’78. V.17,p 218

Ej^Trust Co.

7
7

166.500

(Col., Chic. & Ind.

626, 649.1

345,6610

?“

1,000 10,383,000

(Cln. & Chic. Air Line)..

V. 17 p. 251,

stock

i868

100

r

**

1,000

1,000

on

847

Sold under foreclosure

1870
1872

(Chic. & G, Eastern)
(Col. & Ind. Central)
(Union & Logansport)
(Toledo, Logansp.* Burl.).
(Col. & Ind. lsi& 2d pref.).

2d mortgage

ast

1,000
1,000

in

S2,950,534
efault inbonds
1871-72.notChic.
guar.& S. W. int
(V. 16, p.

A.

l

2,300,0(,'0
11)243,002
1,252,000
1,096,000

l'ooo

against
(V. 16, p. 7W

in 1872-78, $3,139,267,

Is-

630,000
487.900
72.500
500,000

500&C

Net recelpta

1896
Nov. 1899

J.&D. N. Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce, July, 1894 Leases the Day.& Mich, and Cinn ,
&
& O. N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co. April, 1873
Chic. See report inv. 17, p. 84, show¬
Alay 1,1880
do
do
7
Al. & N.
ing
$495,872
1872-73
net earnings of
in
July 20, ’85
do
do
J. & J.
7
(V. 18, p. 243.)
June, 1877
do "
do
8
J.&D.
7
Dec*. ,**1892 Ind., Cinn. &L.,2d M., in trustees hands
J. & D.; N.Y. Am. Exch Nat Bk.
7
to exchange for 1st. (V. 16, p. 51.)
Jan 77-82.87
do
do
7
J. & J.
March, 1901 Lafay.Ind.. to St. Ann’s
N\
Kennedy&Co
Y.,J.
S.
M.&S.
7 g.
July, 1905 Formerly leased to Ind., Cin. & Lafayette.
N.Y.,Co.’s Office.
.
F.&A.
7
Jan., 1901 Leased to Pitts., C. & St. L. for net earn’gs.
J. & J. New York, Moran Bros.
7
(T.
July, 1895 Leased 1866to Cin., Ham. & D. Co.
7
J. & J. N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co
16, p.5l ; V. 17, p. 84.)
Jnn. 1,1889
do
do
J. & J.
7
June, 1921 Interest guar, by three other companies.
New York.
J. & D.
Nov. 1,1373 (V. 18, p. 398.)
Boston, Office,
May-1,1673
do
do
M.&N.
Aug. 1,1900
do
do
F. & A.
Sept 1,1877
do
do
M. & S.
Dec. 1,1890
J.&D. N. Y., Union Trust Co.
M. & S. N.Y..Union Trust Co. Sept.1,1901 Bds tiuar.SbyC C.C.&l.; SbyL.S.&M.S.
Apr. 1,1901
A. & O. N. Y.. Union Trusr Co.
July 1, 1891 In progress.
ao
do
.1. & J.
Aug. 3,1873 Gross earnings in 1878, $4,887,448; operat¬
P. Y., U.
A.
F.
ing expenses, interest, &c., $3,779,809.
June74to84
J. & D.
Applicable to dividends, $1.K)J,688.
until 1899
do
7 f. J. & J.
18, D. 243, 266. 374.)
May, 1899
do
7 f. A1.& N.
Consolidation of C. & M., Niles &N.LI*
Nov.,
1878
Cleveland, Office.
Al. & N.
bon and Liberty & V. roads. Leased to
Aug. 1,1873
N.Y., Ward.C. & Co
F. & A.
At. &Gt.West. See report in CheoniSept. 15, ’76
Cleveland, at office.
M. & S.
7
cle, V. 17, p. 512.
July, 1873
N.Y.,
Aianhattan
Bk
J.
&
J.
7
Jan., 1890
J. & J.
7
Jan. 1, 1900 LeasesJMas. & Clev. Stock, $1,750,000.
New York
7 g- J. &J.
Mar. 1,1874 Leased Nov.; 1871 to Penn. RR. Co, at 7
Q-M. N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. Nov. 1,1875 per cent per annum, on present
IX
do
do
M.
&
N.
7
and all interest on bonds, &c. (Chron¬
Jan., 1892
do
do
J. & J.
6
icle, V. 15, p. 885, V. 16, p. 855.)
Jan. 1,191S
da
do
J. & J.
7
Nov. 1,1900
do
do
Al. & N.
7
Le..8ed
to Phila. * Reading.
June 1, ’98
Phila., Co.’8 Office.
J. & D
6
June 1. ’90 Stock Issued, $347,800.
J.&D. Boston, Treas.’s Office
Feb. 2, ’74 Gross earnings, 1873, $1,074,187; net,$876 159.
F.& A.
Dlvidendsln 1873, $256,192.
Oct. 1.1897
A.& O. N. Y., 3t. Nich. Nat. Bk
7
•July
1,1880
do
do
J. & J.
7
Jan. 1,1892
do
do
J. & J.
7
Consolidation in 1868of C.,&I. C, and Chi.
4

1.072,330
1,000,000
2,000.000
16,000p.m.
15,000,000
272,000
453,000
2,700,000
2.759.200

50
500&C
500&C
500&C

Office, Apr. 27, ’74

*8

560,000
650,000
1,800,000
4,300,000
429,037
990,000
350,000

1,000

1853

"67

Columbus, Chic, (t Ind Central—stock
1st mortgage (Col., Chic. & Iud. Central).

Last

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
50
50

80
120
390
138
202
390

$2,000,000
3d
do
4 th
do
$1,200,000
Construction ana equipment bonds
Consold. skg land, Al. for $5 000,000
Colebrookdale R. R.—1st mortgage
Colorado Central—1st mortgage, cony
Colum. dk Hock. Val.—Stock

1st

1.000

A.

V

282.000

1,000

Payable.

REMARKS.

when Due,
Stocks,
last Divl’d,

Payable, and
by Whom.

Where

& O. New York, Co.’s
do
J.&J.
do
& N.
l7 g. f. Ai.
do
J. & O.

1,250,Old
500,000
2,000,000
1,120,000
400,000
1,500,000

i‘,o6o

Principal,

7

500,000
3,500,000
1,250,000
500,000

1.000

When 8

4

900,000

100

1865
1867
1872
1862
1867
1871
1865
1870
1866
1869
1871

45

M.S,

Cin., Wab. dk Mich—\st(tA.,end by L.S.&
dev., Col., Cin. dk Ind.—stock
1st mort. (C. C. & C. RR.) $25,000 a year...
1st M. (Bell. & Ind.) exch. for new M
1st mortgage, new, s. f
Cleveland dk Mahoning Valley—stock/.
1st mortgage
Sinking fund, 8d Mort. (now 2d)
Hubbard br., 1st M., skg fd bds

1,000

171

mort...
ant’d

Denver

dSS*

8,970,000
5,000,000
1,000.000

i*,6oo

by lessees
mort

Cinn., Richmond dt F. W.—1st
Cin., Sandusky dk
Preferred stock....
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton &
do
Sandusky City & Ind
do
Cin., Sandusky & Cleve
Columbus, Sprlngf. & Cinn.—1st
Cincinnati dt Springfield—1st M.t guar

do
do
do

standing.

1,000

i§69

Chicago— 1st mort., gold.

do
do
do
do
do
do

Rate

24,999,500

"36

-

1st M. sink, fund bds
1st mortgage, Logau
Mort. bonds

Out¬

100
100&C

Cin. dt Martinsville—1st M., guar
Cinn. dt Muskingum Val.—1st

Cin., Richmond

«

m

1866
1869
1871

.

2d mortgage, guar

Cin., Lafayette dt

te©

discovered in our Tables*

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount

660
359
250
50

>

Chicago dk Rock River—1st mortgage—..
Chilicothe dk Drunsw—1st M., guar by N.
Cln., Hamilton dk Dayton—stock.
1st mortgage of ’63
2d
do
3d
do
C. H. & I.

o5
©V
Sh

of RR. Tables.

Chic., R. 1. <t I acific—stock
1st mortgage,

(April 25,18744

CHRONICLE.

THE

June 1,1891 Operat’d with D.,
June 1, ’90 Has traffic guar,

July, 1891
April, 1896
Dec. 1, 1897
Feb. 1, 1893

Alay 15, ’75
vay 15, ’75
Alay 15, ’75
Alay. 1875
July 1,1886
Nov. 15, 73
Nov. 15, 73
Apr. 1,1878
Feb. 15, ’86
Jan. 1, 1878
Sept 1,1886

H. & I. Stock, $800,000.
of 40 p.c. lrom M. C.

Stock, $800,000. In default.* V. 17, p. 649)
Also adepotM. $50,000; 3 yr.notes, $225,000.
Bonds are coup., but may be reg. (V
18. p. 376.)
Leased to Great West, of Canada. Com¬
mon

stock,

$422,140; preferred, $2,095,000.

redeemed.
Earnings in 18TT3 showed
a deficit of $22,726 under operating ex¬
penses. Int. in default since Nov.
(V. 17, p. 691, 752 ; V. 18, p. 14, 375.)

1871.

in 1867, for 20 yrs.

In ’72 rec’d thus

at 35 p.c

$305,364.

Preferred stock is $390,315, common

N. Y.. M. K. Jesup & Co.
$584,662.
Oct., 1883
do
ao
Chronicle, V. 16, p. 585.
N. Y., 42d st & 4th ave. June, 1900 Int. In default since July, *71. (v.17,
Jan.
1,
1908
N. Y., Brown Bros & Co
Apr.l, 1874 See annual report, Chronicle, v.
N. Y., Gallatin Nat’l Bk. July 1,1900
1800-86
N. Y., R.T. Wilson & Co
July l, 1876
do
do
May 1,1836
do
do

Phila., by P. A R. RR. Jan., 1874
Phila., P. A R. Office. Mch 1,1888

per

thus far been

Various.
Apl. 15, ’74 L’sed to Ills. C.
gTOBB earn’gs.
1883
1883

July^l883

$1,238,000
Merchants’Bank

Of the bonds of June, 1866,
are in the hands of the
redeemable $100,000
of Canada,
year.
$350,000 have

stock

p.649.)
17. p.
324, showing gross Cdrnings year endm g
June 30,1873, $1,878,858, expenses $939,148,
and net earnings $449,210. (V. 17. p. 524

Leased to Phil. & Reading at 6 per cent
on stock and int. on bond. (V.14,p,«28.

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
great favor by giving us immediate notice of any error discovered in onr

Subscribers will confer a
DESCRIPTION.

explanation, &c., of all references, see
;foot notes on 1st page of RR Tables.

For

Miles
of*
Road

Amount
Out-

(Mass)—stock,
English Loan, conver ible
Bonds due 1874, convertible....
Essex R.R. bonds, Sept. 1856
Bonds due 1835, April, ’65
Bonds due 1888, March, ’63-’69
do
1889, May, ’69

Notes
New bonds
do
sterling
Eastern Shore, (Md.)—1st mort., conv
2d mortgage, conv
Elmira dk Williamsport—stock, com...
Preferred stock
1st mortgage bonds
Income bonds, 999 years to run
Bond A mortgage on Elmira real estate..

H&Ua&etMmon db Paducah—1st Mort., conv.
Railway—stock, common....
Preferred, 7 per cent, stock

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4,997,600

100
1862
1854
1856
1865
’68-’69
1869
18r2
1873
1873
1860 100AC
1866 100AC
50
50
1860
1,000
500
1863

883,000

750,000
194,000

160,000
1000,000
500,000
1,558,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
400,000
200,000
500,000
500,000
1,000.000
570,000
50,000
3,000,000
78,000,000
8,536,910
2,4:5,000
2,174,000
4,852,000
2,937,000
709.500
182,600
3,009,000

i*66o

i870

185
846

100
100
1847
1,000
1849
1,000
1853
1,000
1.000
1857
1853 500&C
1861 100&C
1863
1,000
£200
1865
1870
1,000
1874
1,000
1873
1,000
50
i862 lOOAc
1865 100&C
1868
1,000

1st mortgage (extended in 1867 to 1867)..
4d mortgage, convertible (ext. to 1879.).
Sd mortgage
4th mortgage, convertible
5th mortgage, convertible
Buffalo Branch Bonds

Long Dock Co. mortgage
459
459

New bonds (debentures) convert, till ’83
hide dc Pittsburg—stock.
1st mortgage, conv. into cons, mortgage.
2d mortgage, convertible
Consol, mort. free of State tax

102

81*
81H
81)4

4,580,000
12,0.6,000
15,000,000
8,000.000
2,000,000
296,700
92,300
2,193,900
850,000

>

1st xM., Winn, to N.B. line
) Bangor
2d mort, Bangor to Winn
L d grant gold & 1st M. Bang to
Evansvdk Crawfordsv—1st M, Ev.A Ill.,s.f..
1st mort., s.f (Evansville to Terre H.)....

i 1869

{loan.

Winn....

Rockville extension

Chic.—1st M.gld

Evansville, Tei're Haute dk

1,000,000
2,000,000

1869
1852
1854
1860

500&C

1870

1,000

1872
1866
1868
1S68
1867

Consol, mort. s. f
1st M., 20m, 2d on 40, l.g , 158,600 ac., 2d d.
1st mortgage, L. G., 358,000 acres, 3d div..
Flint & Holly R. R. (s. f., $25,000 per year)

Bay City E, Saginaw, 1st M, guar by
Bay County, issued in aid A
do
Construction bonds

lese’s

Holly,Wayne A Monroe, 1st mort, s.f.

i'ooo
500&C
500&C
500

425,000
100,000

1870
1869
1871
1869
1871
1871
1871
1873
1872

Framingham dk Lowell— lstm. bonds
Pennsylvania—1st M., gold.. ..
Oalv., Harnsb. dk San An.—1st mort, gold
Galveston, Houston dk H. of 1871—1st Mort.
Georgia K. R. dk Banking Co.—stock

Frederics dk

Bonds, not mortgage
Oilman, Clinton dk Springfr—1st M., gold..
2d mortgage, gold
Or. Ravids dk Indiana—Stock
1st mortgage, gold, guar
— —
1st mort, gol 1 not guaranteed
Orand Trunk (Canada)—stock
New stock (for £10,000,000)
Mort. to Bk of U. Canada on surplus lands

75,000

280,405

i’ooo

1,000,000
2,300,000

1,000

2d mort

lOOAc

825,000
800,000

1,000

1,500,000
500,000

i',6oo
1,000

1,800,000
500,000

500Ac

500,000
150,000

1,700,000
1,493,000
4,300,000

1,000
1,000
100

110
110

1870
1872

V,o6o

'380

i869

1,000
1,000

330
1377

£25
£100

1873

615.500

2,000,000
1,000,000
2,800.000
4,000,000
4,000,000
£3,438,589
7,500.000
221,190
500,000
500,000

Equipment M., 1st on all rolling stock...
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2d
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Postal bds, Ac., secured by gov’t business
istPref. bds.conv. into 1st pref. stock....
2d
do
2d
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3d
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4th
Oreat Western (Canada)— Com. stock....
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. into common

Mortgage bonds, coupon

£100
£100
£100
£100

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:.

New bonds, coupon
Oreenv.dk Columb.— 1st M.,guar.
Bonds not guaranteed

1,200.00*0
3,218,149
1,901,397
852,821
6,743,5u0
4,451,133
285,660
46,700
488,200
127,000
485,000
62,OX
1,006,000
1,426,545
376,766
300,000
9,167,700

£20*

350

Deoentures.

£100

by State.

Hackensack dk N. Y. Extension—1st mort.
Hannibal dk St. Joseph—common stock
Preferred stock
Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 1870, conv..
1st mortgage (Quincy* Palmy. RR
1st mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. RK.)
Harrisb.. Ports'h, Mt. Joy db Lancas—stock
1st mortgage
Hart., Prov. dk Fishkill—1st mort. (R.I)...
1st mortgage (Conn.)
".

143
1870

500&C
100

-

275
275

100

53-’5fi
186S
1870

'207

5,087,224
2.700,000

1,000

386,000
4,000,000
500,000
983,000
1,182,550
700,000

1867
1853
1853
30A52

481.000

1,574,000
820,000

100
100

Housatonic—stock
Preferred stock

1,180,000

191,0(0
100,000
100,000
7,000,000

sinking fund
1869
1866
1870

...

Boustondb Texas Cent—1st M, gold, l.gr.,s.f,
1st mortgage, West, div
Consol, mort., 1. gr. )coup. may-be reg.).
Huntingdon dk Broad Top— 1st mort., gold.
2d mortgage
3d mortgage, consolidated
nois for
Central—stock
Scrip
past due coupon

at

Redemption, 1st & 2d series,
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3d series, s erling,
Sterling bonds, sinking fund
Indiana dk Illinois Cent.—1st M., gold...,
Indianap. Bloom'ton <£ West-*1st M., gldbds
2d mortgage

gold
Indianap., Cine, dkLaf.—stock...,
I. B. & W. Extension, 1st m.,

■a

707

152
202
£02
217

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Indianapolis dk St. Louis—1st M.,in 3 series
2d mortgage

International, 1st :M., gold
•Houston A Gt. No., 1st mort., gold
Convertible mort. bds, coup,, may bp reg
isMa A Lansing—1st M., coup, may be reg.
2d mortgage, coup., may be registered..
lotoa FUlls dk Sioux- LOy—l«tMT., Api. 1460.
Iron Mt., Chester db JS—1st M.,gld

416,000

500
500

867.500

1,879,000
187,343
'ioo
i851
29,000.000
1851 500&C
2,742,000
832,000
1851 500&C
1864 500&C
2,500.000
1865 Vari
2,500,000
1874
1,000 5 000,000
1871
1,000 3,500,000
1869
1,000 5,000,000
1870
1,000 1.500,000
1872
1,000 5,500,000
50
5,728,490

£865

•

2,500,000

i'.coo 80,000p.m
1,000

..

Ind.&Clnn. of ’58

2d mortgage, guar
International (H.AGt.N.)—Consol. stock.

1854
1857

1,000

.

Ind., Cinn. A Lafayette

Equipment bonds
Indianap. dk Vincennes—1st M., guar

1872

58*:

1st mort. construction bds(now payable)
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gold




J. A J.
J. A J.
F.A A.
J. A J.
A. AO.
M.& S.
MA N.
S.

Boston, Co.’s Office.

J. A J.
A. AO.
Mufc N.
J. A J.
J. A J.
A.A O.
F.A A.
M. A S.

lastDivi'd.

Julyl5,187S Leases Eastern in N.H.,16m., Withst’ek of
1872
$492,500, same dividends aatEut. Mass.
Leases Portland, Saco A P., at 10 per
1874
cent on stoek.
Net earnings. 1872-73,
Sept., 1876
April, 1835 $598,276. Has an operating contract with
March,1888 Maine Central for 999 years. (V. 18. p.
296, 876.)

London.

Boston, Co.’s Office,
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Boston, co’s Office,
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London.

Ma&r

i

1872

Phila., Girard Nat Bank Jan. 1,1880 Operated on own account sin a Deo., 869.
Net earnings in 1872, $29,063.
A pi. 1,1886
do
Phila., Penn. R. R. Co. NOV., 1873 Leased in 1863 to Northern Cent, for 999
do

Jau

117
117
100
100

1,589,500

1858 500&C
1867
1,000
1869
1,000
1869
1870
1871
500AC

2,392,000
1,701,000
2,000,000
1,000,000

1,000

500,000
1,700,000
1.450,000

i‘,ooo

8,264,000

1871
1872
1,000
1872
1,000
1869
1,000
1870
1,000
1869 fiOOAc

5,000,000

..

.

4,100,000
8,150,000
770,000
81,000
2,960,000
•60,000

J.& J,
M.A S.
M.A N.
J. A J.
M. A S.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
M.A N.
J. A ,J.
J. A J.
A.A O.
A.A O.
A.A O.
A.AO

J.’&J.
J. A
J. A
M.A
J. A

J.
J.
S.
J.

J.’&J.
A.AO.

J. A J.
A.AO.
J. A J.
F.A A.
J. A J.
J. A .1.
J. A J.
J. A J.

A.AO.
A.AO.
J. A J.
M.AN.
J. A J.
A.AO.
A.A O.

J.AD.
M.A N.

'1874!

yrs.

Phila., Penn. Life Ins.Co Jan. 1,18®
Phila., Penn. R. R. Co. Oct. 1,2862
Phila., by Company.

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REMARKS.

Stocks,

New York.
lv Y., Duncan, S. A Co.
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M.&N.
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M.A 8.
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M.A S.
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A. AO.
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J. A D.
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J. A J.
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J. AD.
London.
M.A S
M. A S. New York and London.
London,
J.AD.
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J. A J.
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
Q.-M.
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J. A J.
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A. AO.
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J. A J.
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A.AO.

M.A N.

144,000

2,210,000

1871

—

mortgage,gold,convertible..
Flushing dk Northside—1st mortgage
Fonda, Johnstown dk OloversviUe—1st mort
Ft. Wayne, Jackson dkSag,—1st mort., coup
2d m >rt. and equipment bonds, coup
Fort Wayne, Muncie dk Cinn—1st M., gold.

1st mortgage,
2d mortgage
Bonds or 1869

Principal,

when Due.

Payable and by

Payable.

8,297,300
21,000 p.m

1,000

Florida—1st

c

Where

Whom.

M.A S.
J. A J.
M.A N.
F A A.
M. A N
J. A J.

1,000

100
100

VMntdkPere Marquette—Btock

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When 11

802,000
636,000
147,000
775,000
4,000,000

1,000

Fitchburg—stock

'

Rate

Tables.

Bonds, §

INTEREST OB DIVIDENDS.

(Me):

European dk N. American,

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standing.

114

Eastern

Equioment bonds

CBT/tONtoLE

THE

‘Aprii 25, 1-574 ]

New York A London.

Rent paid, $165,815.

Mch 1,1890 Stock. $4424.000. (V. 16, p 7654
Oct. 1, 1878 The report for the year endlrg Sept JO, TS,
Oct. 1,1873
(Chboniolk, V. 18, p. 89) gave netwarn¬

ings at $5,746,653, against $4,720/285 in
1372. The gross earnings were $30,012,606;
operating expenses, $14,265,953. A refer¬
ence to the following pages is necessary
to obtain a review of the company’s
affairs. (V. 17. p. 51. 84.231, 627 ; Y. 18, p.
15, 89,191* 248, m, 296,851, 399.)

May, 1879
Mch. 1,1879
March 1883
Oct. 1,1880
June 1,1888
Jan. 1,1891

Jan., 1893
Sept 1,1875

Mch. 1.1920
Mar. 1,1894
Jan. 1,1903
Mch. 10, ’74 Leased to Pennsylvania Company
Jan. 1,1882
per ct per annum on stock ana
(V. 16, p. 524.)
Apr. 1,1890

July 1,1898
Oct. 1,1890

Forms a direct line from

Jan. 1,1889

for 7

debt.

Bangor to St.
6274

John and Halifax (V. 15, p.

Mar. 1,1899
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Y., Farm.L’anATCo Jan. 1,1887 Com. stock.$1,044,400,pref., $100,000. Net
Nov. 1,1887
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earnings, 1872-73, $221,703.
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Aug. 1,1880
N. YmFarm. L’an A T Co May 1,1900 Stock paid in, $400,000.
(V. 18, p. 14.)
jan. 1,1874 Leases Vt. A Mass.
Boston Office.
Gross earnings, 1873, $1,365,424; expenses,
$1,208,645; net earnings, $156,779. Total
N.Y.,Mereh’nts’Ex. Bk. May,’i902
land sales to January 1, 1874, $2,041,344,
N. Y., Meehan. Nat. Bk. Jan. 1,1887
or
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Sept 1,1888
$3 02 per acre. Deferred payments
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May 1,1888 on land sales and cash in trustees hands
Jan. 1, 1874, were $635,158.
New York,
July;i, 1882
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Sept.l, 1887
Jan. 1,1876
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N. Y., Mech, Nat. Bank. Jan. 1,1901
New York or London. Jan. 1,1900 Fern’dln a to Ced. Keys. L. gr. 500,000 acres.
Stock, $200 000.
N._Y., Market Nat. Bk.
N. t., St. Nich. Nat. Bk. July 1,1900 Net earnings, 1871-72, $35,953. (V.18,p. 585.)
N.Y., Farm’s. L. A T.Co. July 1,1889 Traffic guar. 40 per cent from Mich. Cent.
do
Stock, $1,000,000. (V. 16, p. 348.1
do
Oct., 1881
Boston, Treasurer,
Oct., 1889 Interest in default since Oct., 1872. See
do
April, 1896 Chboniclb. V. 16. p. 627.
Also $150,000 8 per cent bds. (V. 16, p. 188.)
1891
Balt., Merch. Nat. Bank. Oct. 1, 1901 Defaulted, Oct.,’73. (V. 18, p. 190.)
(V. 16, p. 461.)
N. Y., F. P. James A Co. July *1,* 1902 Net earnings, 1873, $249,079. (V. 15, p. 76.)
Net
April,
1874
earnings, 1872-78, $646,626. Dlv^oi Jan.,
Augusta,Ga., RR. Bank,
1870 to 1886
’74,to be paid Apl,’74. V.16,p.827;Vl7,p.886
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New York and London Sept., 1900 Traffic guar, of Id p. c. from Ills C.A Pa.K.
Interest in default. (V. 18, p. 297.)
Jan., 1892
let mort. guar, by Ft. Wayne and Pa.
i889
Railroads
See report in Chboniolb.
N. Y„ Winslow, L. A Co
V. 17, p. 513; V.18,p. 278.
1889
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These figures represent pounds sterling.
Gross earnings in hall year ending June
30, 1873, £898,700; expenses, £721.«9; pet
London, Co.’s Office.
earnings. £177,060.* In May, 1378, the new
London, at Co.’s Office Apl.,1877
stock was issued at £22 10s per share to
Jan.. 1920
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Perpetual. pay for extensive improvements. See

N.

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Irredeem.
Chbonicljb, V. 16, p. 461,629,698; V. 17,
do
Irredeem.
do
p. 459.
Irredeem.
do
Irredeem.
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Apr. 22. ’74 These figures represent pounds sterling.
London A Montreal,
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Aprii, 1874
Niagara, 8lm.,
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Comp’y leases tne Erie
and the Detr. A Milwaukee, 189m. For
London Joint Stock Bk. July, 1871
the
hall
year
ending
July
31,1873, the
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Nov., 1873
July, 1876
gross receipts were £619,889; working
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expenses, £117,099; net earnings. £302,740;
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Oct., 1877
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See Chbomiouc, V. 17, p.212; V. 18, p. 15,
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Oet.,1878
399.
Dec., 1890
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1881-86
Defaulted, but compromised. (See Chbon*
icije. v. 16, p. 220 ; V. 17, p. 460,752J

&

Jersey City, 1st Natl Bk May

lV 1890

Aug.*,*1870

Operated by Ene.
Han. A St. Jo., 207m.. branch, Quincy, 111
to Palmyra, 15m.; Cameron to Kans. C

58m. Of the Mo. State loan $1,500,000
N. Y., Duncan, S. A Co. ! 1874-85
lias been extended for 20 years. (V. 16,
New Yorkotiice.
Apr. 1,1881
N. Y., Bk N. America. Mar., 1885
p. 628; V. 18, p. 273.)
New York Office.
Jan., 1892
N. Y., Bk No. America
Jan., 1892
Phila., Company’s office Jan. 10, ’74 Leased to Penn. RR., which owns a ma*
14. p. 628.)
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July 1,1883 joritv of the stock.
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk Jan. 1,1876 Gross'receipts, 1872-78, $1,0&4,940; opera¬
ting expenses, $889,808; net, 175,1S2.
Jan. 1,1876
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Leases Berkshire RR., StockhridgeA PittB.
field,
and W. Stockbrg. Gross earnings
Jan
.264874
J.AJ.
Bridgeport A Boston.
1871-<2, $528,115; operating exp’s, $410,586;
1877
J. A J. N. Y., Bk of New York
net earnings, $117,529.
1885
F.A A. Bridgeport and Boston.
1889
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Gross
earnings 1872 on 860m. $2,675,284 ;
J.AJ. N. Y.. Nat’l City Bank, Julyl, 1891
net earnings, $1,845,084. (V. 17, p. 77.)
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Oct*. 1,* 1912
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A.AO.
A.A O.
Philadelphia, Office, Sept. 1, ’90 Capital stock is $1,870,000. Gross earnings
in 1873 were $481,107; net, $190,004. (V.
do
Feb.l, 1875
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F.A A.
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A A O.
Apl. 1,1895 16, p.356.)
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FebVi.1874 Net revenue in 1878 was $2,530,890, against
N. Y., Co’s office.
f.'a’a.
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A.AO.
Apl. 1,1875 $2,103,107, in 1872. Full report In V.
IS, p. 237.
The Company guarantees
N. Y. A London.
Apl. 1,1875
A.A O.
N. Yy Co.’s office.
Apl. 1,1890 $6,000,000 bonds of N. O. A J, A Miss. C.
A.A O.
London.
345; V. 17,p.383, 656;
p.
Apl. 1,1875
A.AO.
186, 191, 2370
A.A O. London.Morton R. ACo. Apr. 1 £1908
N. Y. or London.
J. A J.
July 1,1901 In progress. (V. 17, p. 356.)
Oct. ,1909 Main road completed^Sept., 1870. See re
N. Y., Turner Bros,
A.AO.
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Oct., 1890
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J.AJ.
1912
},p.,
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Company reorganized on a substantial
basis June, 1873, and resumed interest’
A.'AO. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank, April
payments. CV. 17, p. 53, 686;
p.
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Feb., 1897
F.A A..
June,
1899
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Various. N. Y.,Winslow, L. A Co. July1,1919 Stock, $800,000. owned by Penn. Co.
C.C.C.AI. Leases the Bt. L. Alt. A T.
Oct. 1,1900
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Julyl, 1881 H. Net earnings, 1878, $690,909.
J. A J.
Bonds
guar.by Penn. Co. Stock, $1,402,000
N.
F.A A
Y., Farm’s L A T. CO.
1912.,
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M.AN.
Consolidation of International and Honst
New York,Nat. City Bk.
A Gt. N. Gross earnings, ’78, $1,066,245 ;
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April 1,1911
A.AO.
Jan.
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1,1900 net, $530,085. (V. n, p. 52,523; V. 18, p.
J. A J.
IS.)
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Aug. 1,1892

J. & J.
A.A O.
M.A S.
F.A A.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.
J. A J.

(V.

(V.ft,p.

V. 18,

Sort in Chboniolb, V. ft, p, 652, also V.

j *1888

V.18,

899.)
and
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.

J.AJ.. N. Y.,Farm.L.AT. Co. July 1,1889 Leased to Mich. Cent., with traffic guar.
Bds exch. for Detr., L.A L. M. 1st. mort*
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Nov, 1,1880
M.AN.
A.AO. N. Y„ Nat. Park Bank. Apl. 1,1899 Leased to Ills C., at 38_p.c. on earnings,
May, 1901 Formerly Chester A Tamaroa.
M. A N,

[April 25,1874.

THE CHRONICLE

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RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.

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by giving as immediate notice of any error dis covered in onr

Sabscfibers will confer a great favor
DESCRIPTION.

Miles

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of all references, see'Road Qoa

co

of RR Tables.

Ithaca A Athens—1st M., sink. fund. gold.
Jacksonv. N W. A S. K —1st mort., gold...

Jack., Lans. A Sag.—1st M.,guar...) g ®>e
2d mortgage, convertible, guar... I o.'T®
1st mort. (north of Winona) conv. | g 5?6r
Consol. M. on whole line (3U0m)... J ® H 2?

Jacksonv,Ptnsac.AMob—Florida St bds.ald
tefferson, (Pa.)—1st M. (Hawley Branch).
id mortgage (Hawley Branch)
1st mortgage (Susqueh. to Carbondale)..
Jefi., Mad. A lndianap.—stock
ind. A Mad. RR. -1st mortgage

Jeffersonville,Mad.& 1ml—1st mortgage
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2d mortgage
do

Jersey City A Albany—1st mortgage, gold.
Ridgefield Park (N. J.), 1st mortgage

Joliet A N. Indiana—1st mortgage
Junction, Philadelphia- 1st mortgage... .
2d mortgage
Kane City, at. Jo. A Council Bluffa—stock..
do
1st mort., C. B. & St. Joseph RR.. ..1
St. J. A O. B. RR., 1st M
°
o
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convertible
Mo. Val. RR .lstM. ($l,000,UU0gld).
Kan8. C., St. J.& C. B. RR., cons. M.
New mortgage for ($8,000,000)
Kansas Pu&flc—stock
lt>v jA. (gld) s. f., c. or r., 1. gr. 3,000,0:0 acs.
1st M., gold, coup., on 140lu West Mo. R.

§8

p-e,

1st M., gold,coup, beginning at 140m west
2d M. (to U. S. Gov) on 304m. West Mo. R.
1st Mort., coup , (Leavenworth Br.)
Land Gr. M., coup., on 1,000,000 acres
Income Bonds, coup., 3d M., on 427 m....
Land Bonds, c. or r., gold on 2,000,000 aers

2d mortgage, coup, or reg..gold, on same
Kent County (Md.).—1st mort. bonds
'

Kentucky Central—2d mortgage

8d mortgage
Lake Erie ALouisville-XeX. M. ($1,100,000)...
Lake Ontario Shore— 1st mort., goid
Lake Shore A Mich. South—stock
Guaranteed, 10 per ct, stock..
Consolid mortgage. 1870, coup
do
do
reg
2d mort. (for $25,000,000) coup. & reg
Income Bds (s. fa $600,000pr yr.)cp.orreg
Mort. bonds of October l, 1869, S. F
1st mortgage. S. fund M. 8. A N. I
2d mortgage Mich. S
1st mortgage (D., M. A T. RR.)
1st mort. (C., P. A A. RR.), Sunbury bds.
2d mort. (C., P. * A. RR.) registered bds.
8d mortgage (C.. P. A A. RR.)

Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, 1869...
1st mortgage (C. A Tol. RR.) s’k’grd
id mortgage (C. A Tol. RR.)
Buffalo & Erie, mortgage bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
do
do
Kalamazoo A White Pigeon
Schoolcraft* Three Rivers
Kalamazoo & Schoolcraft
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids
Jamestown A Franklin, 1st mortgage....
do
do
2d mortgage ...
Lake Shore A Tus. Val — 1st mortgage
2d mortgage for $1,(XX).0UU
Lake Suv. A Miss.—1st M., gold, 1. gr.,s.t..
Income mortgage bonds.. /
Lawrence—Stock
1st mortgage
Leaven., Law.. A Oal.—1st M., l.g., s.f.,conv
Kansas C. * Santa Fe, 1st mort., guar...
Southern Kansas, 1st mortgage, guar

■

Lehigh A Lackawanna—1st M

Lehigh Valley—stock, com. and pref
1st mortgage, coup. A reg
2d mortgage, reg
Generalmortgage (for $40,000.000;
Delano Land (Jo. bonds endorsed.

Lexington A St. Louis—1st mortgage, gold
little Miami—stock, com
1st mortgage

85
125
116
116

"iii
250
9
9
88

326
86
159

i862

159
38

1870
1373
1872

12
44

265
52
78
78
130
26 2

*673
245
140
258
394
84

427

34
99
99
50
.150
1074

iois
1013
540

521
521
65
%
96
%

i63
163
88
88
88
88
37

Long Island—stock
1st mortgage, main line

S

1866

20
17
145
33
10
15
200
161
200

55
141
81

150
70
81
31
92
158
94

1.000

500&C

1865
1866
65-’67
1866
1865
1866
1870
1871
1869
1853
1855
1872
1872

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

29
65
175
175
29
31
605
185

Lebanon Br., 1st mortgage
do
Extension, Louisville Loan...

Memphis A Clarksville Br., 1st M., sterl’g.
Lykens Valley—stock
Macon A Augusta—1st M. (300,000 guar.)..
2d mort. endorsed by Ga. RR
Macon A Brunswick—1st M., State
2d mortgage

Equipm nt bonds

Madison A Portgage—1st M.,
Maine Central—stock..*
M. C. interest scrip.
1st mort.. consol
Bonds $1,100,000 Loan. A. A

endors.

gold

475
130

1,000
1,000

246,000
4,275,350
1,751,250
1,105,000
400,000
844,000
237,000
300,000

100&C
100
100

20.000p.m.
49.466,500
533.500

100&C
250&C
500&C
looo

1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
500&C

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
500&C

1,000
1,000

1869
1872

500&C
500&C
50

i§65

1,000
1,000
1,000

1869
1870
1872

1868
1870
18.3

1,000
1,000
1,000

1869

1,000
50

i§53

1,000
1,000

1864
1869
1870
1870

1,000
1,000
1,000
50

i857
1870

i868

1.000
100&C
50
500

•took, 3d preff.




4,132,000
(?)
6,000,000
1,600,000

5,256,000
2,693,000
924,000
500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000

1,500,000
1,595,000
860,000
100,000
200,000
300,000

3,000,000
400,000
100,000
100,00)
840,000
500,000
500,000
2,000,000
120,000
4,500,000
1,500,000
xl89,750
355,000

5,000,000
720,000

1,900,000
900,000
4,608,000
1,500,000
525,000
3,500,000
3,780,000
750,000
2,646,100
759.500

i‘,66o

74.519
85,000

1,000
1,000
1,000

i§58

5,000,000

50
100

1,000
1851
1867
1870
1872
1872

300,000
24,251,466
4,375,000
6,000,000

1,500,000
3.300,000
l,50i,000
175,000
150,000
2,623,483
851,000

-

6
6

8 T.

i*
7
7
7

?g*
6 g'
7
7
7
7 g.
4
r

5

7
7

F.& A.
J.&J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A.& O

M.&N.
J.&J.
M.&S.
A.&O.
J.&J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. * J.
J. & J.
J. & D.

8
8
8

7
7
7
7

7
6
3

v6
6

6
7
8

92,000
88,000

7
7

838.000

‘Tg.
4

’60-’61

1,100,000

7
6

475.000

6

1870

496.500

1868
1871
1861

755,000

ig.f.

275

150,00)

633,000

741,400

18,3
1865

100

37,000
217,300

100

1,166,700

1870

566&C

560,000
150, U00

100

1869

i'ooo

1870
.

1

50
50

80

3
8
6
6
6

it

1,000,000
300,000
1,500,000
1,388,992
8,130,719
4,460,868

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do

Int. in default, Nov., 1878.
cle, V. 16, p. 764 ; V. 17 p.
18. p. 297.

July 1,1880

•

See Chroni¬
628, 752 ; V.

Sept., 1896
Phlla, Corn Exch. Bank Jan. 1,1889 Completed *72. Int. unpaid. (V.15, p. 453.)
N. Y.,B’nk of America, March 1883 Formerly Covington &Lexington.
(V. 17.
do
do
p. 188,251.
lune, 1885
There
a
2d
M.
of
is
$590,000. (V. 16, p.-796.)
New York.
April, 1892
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. July 1,1897 Comp’td 52 m. in Ang. 1873. (V. 17, p. 189.)
the
l
u muii x 1 UBfc VU.
Aug. 1,1873 This road is a consolidation 01
do
roads from Buffalo, N. Y-to Chicago,
do
Aug., 1873
or
and
owns
leases
several
branches.
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do
July 1,1900
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See last annual report in the Chroni
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July 1,1900
do
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Dec. I, 1903
cle, v. 16, p. 616, and an important re¬
do
do
Oct. 1,1882
port to June 30,1878. in v. 17, p. 458. The
Bank ot N. York
following shows the operations for
Oct., 1879
do
three years, ending Dec. 31—after the
do
May, 1885
do
consolidation:
do
Nov,, 1877
1872.
18T1.
1870.
do
do
Aug., 1876
do
1,073
1,136
1,013
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July, 1874 Miles
Gr.
do
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e^rn’gs.$17,591,629
$14,797,975
$13,457,540
Jan., 1880
do
do
9,779,806 8.368.821
Oct., 1892 Op. expen’s. 11.839,525
do
do
5.088,710
April, 1899 Net earn’gs 5.752 103 5.018,169
do
50,000,000 87.475,830 34,938,000
do
July, 1885 Stock
Fund.
debt.
do
32,835,020
25.875.390
80.039,97u
do
April, 1886
do
Few lines in the United States have
do
Nov., 1873
been able to make such large stock dis¬
do
do
July, 1882
tributions.
The company has recently
do
do
Sept. 1886
do
do
April, 1898 been a heavy borrower, and is double
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
tracking its road. New 2d mortgage
for ft2o,000,000 authorized. (V.16. p.616;
do
do
July, 1887
V. 17, p. 16, 458. 594,799 ; V. 18, p. 88,266.)
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do
July, 1887
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July, 1888
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Jan. 1,1897
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June 1,1894
Cleveland,,0.
..

J. A J.
A. & O.

N.

Y., Boston & Phlla.
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Philadelphia Office,

F.& A.
M.& N.
J. & D.
J.&J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J. * J.
A.& O.

1890
1893

Philadelphia,
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June, 1839 Gross earnings, 1872r78, $1,212,027'; expenses
$976,574; net earning^, $235,452; By con¬
July, 1873
tract, Nov., 1871, with Ches. & Onlo,
i900
N. Y., Bank of America
$1,000,000 new stock was sold to C. & O.
at 50, and $900,000 of old stock at 65.
do
do
Jan., 1874
Jan .7 1881
do
Company defaulted on interest 1873-74.
do
Chronicle, V. 17, p. 825; V. 13, p. 248.
do
do
Jan., 1897
Louis vllle.

N.

Y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1900

•

F. & A.
J. & J.
A.&O.
M.&N.

M.&N.

A. & O.
F. & A.
A.&O.
A. & O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.&J.
A.&O.
A. & O.
A.&O.

M.'&'N.
M.& N.

7

J.&J.

7g.

F.& A.

• •

3 S.

273,297.

17. p. 753.)
ota'l mileage operated, 737 miles, includ¬
i:
ing 132 miles of leased road. Annual
r
report published in Chronicle, v. 17,
1. 524, shows
net earnings in 1872-73 of
.

Louisville.

N. Y.. Drexel, M. &
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Co

M.&S.

8 s. \U.A S.

Ang. 1,1873
Jan l,’74-’76
1866-87
1886

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.

.

,

I

May, ’74-’75 vl,111.123 against $1,462,467 in 1871-72. Of
the $8,000,000 cons, loan $2,500,000 reser’d
do
Nov.,’80-’85
to redeem old bds, balance for imp’v’ts.
Oct. 15,1893
do
N. Y., Drexel. M. & Co. April, 1898
(V. 15,p. 491; V. 17, p.524.)
London, Baring Bros, Dec., 1901
do
ao
Aug.. 19>2
Feb., 1871 Leased to Summit Br. RR. at $62,500.
Philadelphia.
1887
(V. 16, p. 219, 827.)
Augu ta, by Ga. R. R.
Louisville,

1879
1887-1900

do

do

Y., M. K. Jesup & Co
do

1889

ao

New York.

Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk,
do
do
do
do

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do
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Boston, Nat. Exch. Bk,

1879

Seized

by State and taken possession
(V. 15, p. 657; V. 17, p.

by Receivers.

of

58,

649.)
Oct., 1890 In progress, 165m. and branch, 60m. '
A contract for operating was made with
the Eastern, Mass., in June,’78,
Jan. 20. ’74
The
M. C. leases several roads. Gross re¬
Apr. 1,1912
1890-91
ceipts in 1873 were $2,063,077; expenses,
-

*3*

425,000
100
100

33
26
22
100

870,000

2,500,000
1,100,000

496.892
545,800

Y.,Lond. & Frankf.

M.&.N.
6
A. & O.
7
A.& O.
7
J.&D.
6g. F.& A.
5
F.& A.
7
J. & J.
7
J. & J.
7
Various, N.
7
A.&O.
A. & O.
7
7g. A. AO.

600,000
400,000

600,000
3,634,520

N.

Jau. 1,1896
1876
June 1,1919

7g-

225,000

6,814,000
8,500,000

1895-97)

St. Louis,

do

I*

6
6

1,000
4)200

transportation.

N. Y., &

Jan. 1899 Lease to N. Pacific vacated. Land grant
1,632,000 acres. (V. U, p. 804; V. 18, p. 15.)
Oct., 1902
April, 1874 L’d to P., Ft W. & C., at 40 p. c. on gross
Pittsburg Office.
Q-J.
N.
earning9 (in 1873 $75,752). (V. 16, p. 528.)
F. & A.
Y., Winslow, L. & Co Aug. 1895
10
J. & J. N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co
July, 1899 Stock is $5,000,000. Interest in detault
10
M.&N.
Boston Office,
May. 18S0
July, 1878. (V. 17. p.2!8, 356,-649,752.)
Bonds are coupon, may be regiBterea.
1892
8
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f.
7
Feb., 1897 Operated by N. J. Central RR.
AdI.15, 1874 This stock includes all the new issue.
Q.-J.
Gross receipts in yearendingNov.30, ’78,
J & D.
June, 1898
do
$7,424,895 ; net. $3,884,859. Old debt to
7 f. M.& S.
Sept., 1910
be retired by general mortgage bondc.
London.
June, 1923
6g. J.&D.
(V. 17. p. 20 ; V. 18. p. 297.)
J.'&'D. N.Y., N. Bk Commerce. Dec. l71899 Leased for 80 yrs to Pac.ol Mo. (V.16,p.843)
Mar. 10. ’74 Leased to Pitts., Cin. & bt. L., guar, by
Cincinnati.
Q-M.
Penn. RR. lessees assuming liabilities
6
M.&N.
N. Y., Bk of America.
Mav, 1883
and paying $520,000 per yr. (V. 14, p. 593.)
f894
6
Cincinnati.
Various,
6 g. f. J.&J. Bost., Nat. Bk.Com’rce. Jan. 1,1900 L’d gr. about 1,009,296 ac’s. State aid $10,000
do
7 f.
per mile. Int. unpaid. (V. 17, p. 649, 661.)
A.&O.
Apl 1,1900
7
A.&O.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. April, 1900 Interest, in default. (V. 17, p. 53. 649,651.)
Leased
ana operated by Phil. & Reading.
J.&J.
Jan.,
1874
3*
Philadelphia office,
Dlv’ds 7 per cent. (V, 14, p. 628.)
do
7
A.&O.
Oct., 1877
Int
in
default.
(V. 17, p. 649; V. 18, p. 248.)
8g.
N.Y., Jones & Schuyler. Aug., 1900
Q-F.
1873 - Gross earnings in 1872-78, $895,716. (V. 18,
Company’s Office
6
p. 144.)
J.'&J. N. Y., Vermilye & Co. July, 1898

7

1868
1871

earnings of K. P. were $1,446,803
The land
against $1,494,447 in 1872.
grant is in two trusts, 2,000,000 acres in
the first and 3,000.000 acres in the
second. Int. on income bonds is payable
in lands or cash only out of net earnings-

do

7V-

849,000

1863

J.&J.
M.&S.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J & D.
A.&O.
J. & J.
F.& A.
F. & A.
J. & J.

M.& N.

780,000

1,000
1,000
1,000

last Div’d.

Y., London & Frankf May 1,1899
N. Y.,Jk St. Louis,
Feb. 1,1895
do “
do
June 1,1896

N.

Payable * by

M.&N.

8,980,600
329,000

i'.ooo

M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & D.

A.&O.
A.& O.

100

i856

M.&8.
J.& D.
F.& A.
M.& S.

J.& D.

7
7
7
7
7
7
7

881,000

1860
1863

J.&J.

REMARKS.

N. Y., Metropolitan B’k. July 1,1890 Stock paid up, $286,730.
N. Y.. Am. Exch. Bank. July 1,1902 Bds offered in Aug.,72. 8ee adv.ln Chboh
N. Y., Farm L. & T. Co. July 1,1885 Leased and operated by Mich. Central
which guarantees all the bonds. Lands
do
do
Mar. 1,1878
do
do
do
do
192,000 acres.
May 1,1890
do
do
do
Sept.l. 1891
New York.
1900
(V. 17, p. 155.)
Honesdale Nat. Bank, July 1,1887 Leased to Erie Railway Co„ which pays
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
interest on the bonds. (V. 14, p. 628.)
do
N. Y., by Erie R. R.
Jan. 1,1889
N. Y. Farm’s L.&T. Co. May 1,1874 Leased in 1871 to Pitts., Cinn. & St. L. RR
for int. and sinking fund of bonds and
do
do
May 1,1881
7 per cent a year on stock. Lease trans.
do
do
Oct. 1,1906
fered Dec., 1872, to Pa. Co. (V.16, p. 524.)
do
do
July 1,1910
1913
(V. 17, p. 155.)
New York.
May 1,1912
N. Y Farm’s’ L.&T.Co. July 1,1874 L’sed to Mich. C., & 8 p. c. guar, on stock
Philadelphia Office, Julyl, 1882 Owned by connecting Co.’s. Cost of road
do
do
Apl. 1,1900 $898,824.
Consol, of C. B1.& Ft. Jo., St. Jo. & C.
N. Y. & Boston,
Jan. l, 1880
Bl., and the Mo. Valley Co.’s. LineKan.
do
do
City to C. Bl., 203m.; branch, St. Jo. to
Sept 1,1892
do
do
June 1,1814
Hopkins, 61m. Stock, $2,776,000. Net
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co Aug. 1,1893
earnings in 1871, $448,076. Int. defaulted
do
do
Sept.,
1873. (V, 17, p. 388. 649.)
Septl, 1890

Q.-J.

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7

i'.ooo
1,000

M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.&O.

by Whom.

M.& N.
M. & S.
M.& S.

25,000
100,000
8,000,000
21,000

&

Principal,

when Due,
Stocks.

Payable, and

In 1878 net

7g. f.

2,425,000

Androscoggin RR., Bath City loan

Mansfield A Framingham— 1st mortgage..

?*•
8

4)200
1872
100
20
1867
77
1,000
1869
1,000
77
197 * ’67-’T0 500&C
197* 1869 500&C
500
1870 1,000
39
100
357
33
1872 i66&c
357

New Loan lor $1,100,000, gold. ..
Leeds A Farmington K.R. loan..

Marietta A Pittsb— 1st M,$14,000 p.m
Marietta A Cincinnati—stock, com
Stock, 1st preff

1,000.000

160,000
50

83

K. RR
1st mortgage, Bangor L’n (P. & K. RR.)..
Extension Bonds, 1870. gold

Portland & Kennebec, stock
do
do Yarmouth stock ctfs.
do 1st mort. extended
do
do
do Consolidated mort...
Somerset A Kennebec, 1st * 2d raort’s.
Belfast A Moosehead, 1st mortgage,...
Manchester A Lawrence—stock

IX
7
7
7

6,803,000
600,000

1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000

M. <fc S.

M.&N.
M. A S.
J. & J.
J. * J.
J. A J.
J.AJ.
F.
.& n.
A.& O.
J. A J.
J. A J.

8
7
7
7

4,063,000

i'.ooo

65

46

Consol. 1st mortgage for $8,000,000
Memphis & Ohio, 1st M., sterling, guar..

687.500
1,000,000
9,689,950
6,432,000
2,240,000

'*‘50

1870
1870
1873
1872
1869
1855
1857
1856
1854
1859
1867
1869
1855
1866
1858
1862
1866
1868
1869
1867
1867
1868
1863
1869

J. & J.

8

2,789,413
*7*
500,000
10 f.
1,400,000
8 f.
525,000
2,500,000 7 & 7g.

1,000

1869

J.AJ.

8

8 ’

800,000
500,000
800,000

100

1866
1867
1869
1868
1870
1873

87K-

300,000

175

Louisville Loan
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan

Memphis branch, 1st mortgage

J.A J.

1,000
1,000
1,000

Extension
Glen Cove branch

Louisville, Cin. A Lexington—stock
Preterred 9 per cent stock
Bds to State Kentucky (perpetual loan)
Louisville & Franktort bonds
Lexington & Frankfort
Louisville Loan
:
Louisville, Cinn. * Lex., 1st mortgage.,
do
do
2d
do
Mort. bonds (Shelby cut-otf)
Louisv., N. A., A St. L. Air-Line—1st M
Louisville A Nashville—stocK.
1st mortgage on main stem

dent-* Pftyable

1,000 20t00Up.in.
1,000
1,450,000
1,000
289,000
1,000
923,000
1,000 18,000 p.m.
4,000.000
Y,o6o
204,000
1,0(0
96,000
1,000
2.000,00C
100
2,000,000
500&C
397,000
1,000
2,474,000
1,000
2,000,000

Where

When |

600,000

100
156

?£e±

Tables.

Bonds, §

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

standing.

100&C

4*

Street Connection bonds
Little Rook A Fort Smith—1st mort., gold..
Land grant, s. f
Little Rock, Pine Bl. A N. O.—1st mort
little Schuylkill—stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Log a nsp Grawf'ds v.AS. XV of Ind—1st M gld

1870
1872
1865
1868
1870
1871
1870
1867
1869
1869

Amount
Out¬

©V

of

For
explanation
footnotes on 1st page

I

0

Oct., 1874
Oct., 1900

July, 1898
July, 1901
July 1891

$1,330,501 ; net ean.ings, $737,576. The
gross earnings In 1872 were $1,936,479 ;
expenses, $1,829,641 ; net earnings, $606,See reports in Chronicle, V. 16,
837.
p. 325, 448, 765.

Augusta,Me.
do

do
Apr. i, 1883
Boston, Washington Bk, Oct. 1.1895

June,’74-’?7

Mayis, 1890
Nov. 3,1873 Operated with Concord RR.
July 1,1889 LVd to B.Cl.&F.,at X earn’gs. (V.16,p.l88)
N. Y.t Winslow, L.& Co, Aug. 1,1895 In progress. (V. 16, p. 51.)
Gross earnings for year 1873, $2,126,874; ex¬
Belfast and Boston.
Manchester* Boston.

Sept.,*

1866
Sept., 1866

penses,

$1,694,335

;

net earnings, $412,339

against $410,451, net earnings

in 1872,

April 25, 1374.]

CHRONICLE.

THE

429

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.,
a

great favor by giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables,

oHT

DESCRIPTION.

explanation of

For

foot notes

on

Miles
of
references, see Road

all

1st page of

a>

J3«-

..

2d mortgage

.

.....

Maysville A Lexington-1st mortgage.
Memphis A Charleston—stock

.

standing

03 «

RR.Tables.

Marietta A Cincinnati— (Continued.)
1st mortgage, dollar
1st mortgage, sterling
2d mortgage
8d mortgage
4th nortgage tor $4,000,000
r...
Scioto A Hock. RR.,lst mortgage
Cln. A Balt.,IstM. gnar. bv M.A C..
Marquette, H. A O —1st M., l.gr., M. & O c
1st mortgage, 1. gr., H. A O., coup
Consol, mortgage, M., rf. & O., conn..
Maryland A. Delaware—1st mortgage..

Amount
Out¬

>

....

•

1,000
1,001
....

#

.

1 00(

291"

25

Tennesssee Loan

5,312,725
1,814,142

....

1st

mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage
Income bonds
Memphis A Little Rock—1st M. 1. gr

1,293,000
1,000,000
600,000
1,300,000
1, (XX),000

-

....

131

....

2d mortgage

Memphis A St.Louis—1st mort bonds, 1. g
Michigan Central— tock

1st mortgage, convert., sinking fund
1st mortgage, convertible
Consolidated mort.for flO.cOO.OOO)

Michigan Central (Air Line mortgage!
Michigan Air ine 1st M.. assum. by M.C
Kalamazoo A South Haven, 1st M., guar
do
do
id M„ guar.
Grand Rlv. Valley, 1st M., guar..-,
do
do
2d M.,*guar
do
do
stock, guar
Detroit & Hay City. 1st mod., guer
Michigan Lake Shore—1st mortgage
Midland Pacific—1st mortgage, gold
Milwaukee <fc‘ Northern—1st mortgage
Milwaukee A St. Paul— Com. stock:
Preferred 7 per cen: stock
Consol, mort. (for $35,100.000)
1st mortgage
I L
2d mortgage
j 2
1st mortgage Eastern I * i v. (Palmer; | .2
1st mortgage (Iowa & Minr..)
j =
1st mortgage (Minn. Central) ...
;
®
1st mort/age (Iowa A Dakota)
1 g^
1st mortgage (Prairie du C.)
{~®
2d mortgage (Prairie du C»)
.

...

145
569
284
284
284
103
10
89
39

1871

56
57
126
1395
1395
1395
370
370

874

220
49

Equipment and bri

ge

3 s

C.3

bonds.

CJ

Tenn. State Loan
1st mortgage, guar, by Ill. Central
Miss.. Ouachita A Red R.—1st M.gold
Consolidated
Tennessee Stare loan
Mo. Mans. A Texas—Stock

M., gld,B.f.,on road&.land,(tJ. iJ.S,Bi)

mortgage, gold. (Tebo.ANe >sho)
Co .sol. M., gold, on road and land...
Boonville HR. Bridge ist m. guar.
Missouri R.. Ft S. A Gulf— 1st M., 1. gr. s. f
2d mortgage, coup., may b r gistered..
Mobile A Girard— 1st mort. ($212,500 end.).
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. RR
Plain bonds

100

269

.

Mobile A Montgomery—V ref. stock, « pr
1st mort. gold, endorsed bv Ala.
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile A Ohio—stock
1st mortgage, sterling
Interest bonds
Interest bonds, sterling
:
Tenn. subs.,1st mortgage, sterling

Special mort

ct.

i6l
16;
85
85

186

8

;,(xx
l.CXK

1,(XXI,(XO
500,(XX*

S
8

HX

491.200

2%

....

271,000

....

881),(XO

8
8
7 g

1,'XX

1,100,000

50 &C
lix

l8,U00p.m
15.398,961

1,000
l,00t
1,(XX

8"6 180

7

5,574,000
1,1 Ml, (XX)

7
7

79 ,500

8
7

l.oot
£100
1,01X1

4,0(0.000
1,485,000

i

1.350 000

80
80
7
ii«

mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
Convertible bond?

118

118

Oortstruction oonds
Gen.M.A 1st on But.

.

Br.Ac.(guar.D.LAW)
Nashville, Chatta. A St. Louis—stock
1st mortgage, old, endorsed.

Bonds to U. S-. Government 2d mort
Bonds State Tenn. loaned.
Due State of Tenn. in bon is
New 1st mortgage ($20,003 per mile)
Nishv.
Decatur—1st M ,guar. by L.AN.

2d Mortgage
Nashua A LniDe.ll—stock
Bonds for freight depot

si

8
8

1871

5,000,000
6,486,049
1,450,000

'

25

1,000

....

133

1870
1867

1856
42
35
20

i*,o6o
500
100

100

1869

5‘X)Ac

imi

1U0
5» &c

15

50
5 V&c

1869

1,000,0 '0
364,165

500.(XX)
800,1 *00

500&C

1,88*., 9)0

rt., tax tree, coupon.......

Holyoke * Westfield RR

N.J. Midland—1st M.,gld,guar by N.Y.A O.
2d mortgage, currency
•V. J. Southern— 1st mortgage
1st mortgage (Toms’ River br.)
2d mort. bonds
Consol, mortgage, for $7,*KX),000

New Jersey West Line—1st mort., gold
New London North.—stock
1st Mortgage bonds
2d mortgage
N. Orleans, Jacks. AGt. North.—1st mort..

100
76

‘io

1870

68
68

1870
1871
1869

78

1871
327

*1(6
100
10.1
2*6
329

r

N. O. City exten.bonds
1st mortgage, guar by IB. Central
N. 0.,Mob.A Tex— 1st mort. (Mob toN.O)
1st mortgage (N. O. t,o Tex.)

T., Host. A Montreal— 1st mort.., gold..

Nr l'. Housatonic A Northern—1st mort,,.

100

1849

140
227
8L0
850
60

1,000
1,000
1,000
loOAc
100&C
1.000

lOOAc

1873
1870

1,000

i865

100
l0*Ac
500Ac

1872
1856

7 f.
2

-

r

t

.

M.AS.
J. A D.

Q-J.
J. A J.
M.AN.
F.A A.
J. A J.
F. AA.
A. AO.
#

6
4
6

y

1,000
1,(XX)
1,000

1860
1870
1870
1873
18,1
1871
1869
1373

500&C

1872

500Ac

1,00)

i,ooo
1,000
1,000

2,100,(X*0
1,000,000
750.000

N.

Y., Swenson, P. A Co May 1,1890 Interest waB not paid In Nov., 1872. (V. 17.
p. 380. 649.)
N. Y.,U. T. Co.
July 1,1901 About 630,000 acres land. (V. 12, p. 690.)
N. Y.A Boston.
Jan., 1873 The annual report for the year ending
Boston Office.
Oc-. 1, 1882
May 31.’73. shows gross earnings r n main
do
line and branches of $7,302,11?. and net
"Ct. 1, 1882
Y. Farm. L. A T. Co. May 1. 1902
earnings. $2,315,182. In Jan., *73, a scrip
do
do
bo
do
do
do
do

N. Y.,

‘

do
do
do

Jan. 1, 1890
1890

do

Nov. 1,1890

do
do
do

July 1,1886

300.000

76,590

3,0)0,00)
1,500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
3,000, m
4,000,000
7,250,000
•6,250,000
6.000,000
249.000

15,167.

July 1,1879
July, 1873

i889

In Receiver’s hands ; V. IS, p. 248.
In progres -. Bds adv. In Chkon.. Aug.,’72.
Bonds-offered in New ) ork, 1872-73.
For las* annual report see Chro-iole,
Vol. 17, p. 83. The following is a brief

N. Y\, Turner Bros,
Aug., 1899
N. Y., Mercnants’ N Bk Dec., 1901
New York,Office.
Jan., 1871
do
do
Mch. 2, ’74
do
Jan. 1, 1904
do
do
do
1893
do
do
1884
do
do
1874
do
do
1897
do
do
Dec., 1810
do
do
Dec., 1870
do
1898
do
do
1898
do
1873
1891

comparison from the annual reports to

Jan. 1 for three years :
1873.
1872.
1871.
Miles.,
1,013
1,283
1,918
Stock
$24,224,381 $22,649,215 $21,847,981
Debt
23,986,028 18,151,338 18,205,573
Earnings.,.. 6.957,771
6,690,695
7.42U*«1
Op. ex pen’s 4,695,615
3,450,: 54
4,653,274
Net earn'gs. 2,262,175
2,840,211
2,767.787
The new consol mortgage for $35,000,000
will be applied to retl Ing old debt,
and about $3,000,000 of It to steel rails.
Ac. (V. 16, n. 21. 889, 493, 653, 661, 691 :
V. 17, p. 83 ; V. 18, p. 15, 144,248,272.)

Jan., 1902
-

»

W

B

*

V

f

T,

1874
Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank. Jan. 1,189('
N. Y.. So. RR. Ass’n.
Jan. 1,1890 Mankato. Minn, to State Line 60m.
N. Y.,,T. L. King.
Nov.i’69’71 ‘pernted under lease by an association
do
and worked In connection with Ill. Cen.
do
Aug. 1,1875
do
*
Jan. 1, 1892
do
-

189C

Memphis,

Office.

do

'

Apr. 1,1876
Sep. 1,’81-98

J in., 1889
do
oo
Doc., 1900
do
do
Feb., 904
New York.
May 1, 19iif>
N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co. Jan. 1, 1899

Boston, Co,’s Office.

Apl 15,1890

New York A Savannah.
N. Y., Nat. City Bank.

1872-16

Savannah, C. RR. Bk,
N.

187S.

nterest defaulted May, 1
218, 649 ; V. 18, p. 15, 137.)

1900

4
6

tock

London.
Mobile.
London.
N. Y. A London.
Mobile.

1883
1883
1883

do

1877

N. Y. G. Opydke A Co.
do
do
do
do'
N. Y., G. Opdyke A Co.
do
do
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
N. Y„ Del. Lack. A W.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New York A Nashville.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.

1901

7 g. f.
7 f.
7 f.
6

7
7

7 g.
4
6

7
8
8
7
7

p.

353.)

....

]

1873
sold April 4, 1874.
V. 18, p. 144, 376.)

Mch 1, 1886

(V. 17,

1

p

p.

p.

650.)

The lessees assume all liabilities and pay
7 per cent on stock, and 3 after 1874, if
they then earn 10 net on M.AE. In
1873, net earnings were $1,11*3,816.

lsi4

1891
1900
1889

Oct., 1901

Apl. 1,1874
1874—3

525, shows

1681 and ’91

roads

in

gross

1872 73,

earnings of consol'd
$2.298,200: expenses

$1,7-12,937; net earnings, $555,263.

J. A J.
T. A J.
A. A ().

New Haven.
do
do

.

Newcastle, Penn.

F.A A.
F.A A.
M.A N.
A. A O.
NL A S.
A. AO.
M.A N.
J A J.
A. A O.
J. A l>.
J. A ,J
A. A O.
M.AN.
J. A J.
.

(V. 17

84. 156, 649 )

(V. 17.

Jan. 2,1874 1

-Road

155, 649, 758.

tan., 1873.

June 1,1900
1890
i

M.A N.

N

7
7
6 f.

double 1 in 1873.
See report in
Chronicle, V. 16, p. 794, showing gross
earnings in 1872, 62,952 507, expenses,
$1,980,2:9, net earnings, $1,022,288. (V. 17.

N. Haven, E.S. Scranton
N. Y., Leonard, 8h. A F.

2%
7
7 f.

(V. 17, p.

F.A A.
J. A J.
M.AN.
VAN*
J. A J.

M.A N.

5%

$5,950,000.
Interest passed Oct.,
(V. 17. p.835; V. 13, p. 15.)

ist and all the 2d mort. bonds.

Jan., 1889
Jan., 1887

Y., Soutter A Co.

18V, $212,504’

$254,492; in 1871, $227.112;

1869, $152,232. (V. 13. p. 807.)
interest ii. default Dec., 1878. Laud grant
is about 4.565,142 acres. See full report
in Chronicle, V. 17, p. 19; also p. 155,
460,523, 753; V. 18. p. 88.

N.Y"..Clark, Dodge A Co

•

200,000
S.OOO.OOC
1,590,000
2,120,000
120,OCX*
1,000, (XX)
5,3(KJ,0C0
3,000,000
1,428,800

.

Nov^l, 1890

Winslow, L.A Co

London, A New York.

div. was
paid, and no other dividend
since
The exhibit for six months to
Dec. 31, 1873, Is etventn Chron., V. 18.
P- 167. also, V. 17, p. 52,84, 366; v. 18. p.

Y., Drexel, M. A Co July lV 1900 I
Nashville, C .’s Office. Oct., 18,87
p, 807.)
Boston A Nashau.
Nov.!. 1373 C fro s income, 1372-73, $600,39!
1893
$521,134.
Feb., 1874 J ret income, 1872-73, $224,228; s
Bridgeport, Conn.
10 per cent dividend, $6,629.
do
July, 1876
N. Y”., Union Trust Co. Nov. 1, 1889 I
New i.edford. by Treas. Nov.l, 1878 \
Host., Suffolk Nat. Bk. July 1,1881

J. A J.

5

7

525,(XX*
3,0 '0,000

1873-73

N.

...

A. AO.

7 g. f.

605,(XX)

...

....

6 g.

800,000
500,(XX)
171,500
300.(XX)

Jan., 1900
June 1,1892 Consol, of

....

103,000

880,000
..

J. A J.
J. A I).
F.A A.
M.A N.
J. A J.
A. A O.
J. A J.
J. A .T.
J. A J.

(V. 17, p.219 )

Marquette A Ontonagon and
July 1,1892 Houghton A O. Lands 425,000 acres chief¬
Aug-1,1892
ly timber and mineral. Stock, $2,808,700.
Nov. 1,1885 Cons didatedInto N. J. Southern. Chron¬
Dec. 1,1889
icle, V. 15, p. 804; V. 16. p. 661.
N. Y., Howes A Macy. July 1,1890 Int. in default July,’73 V. i7, p. 649.835.
Leased to Southern Security Co. for Int.
N. Y.,8d National Bank
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock foi
5
N. Y., M. K. Jesup A Co May 1, 1880
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. (V.
do
do
Jan. l, 1885
17, p.880; V. 18, p. 297,376.)

.

1,200,000
2,100,000

.

J.
.1.
N.
A.
J.

The 4th mortgage for $4,000,000 was
authorized at the annual meeting, 1873.

May 1,18%

Philadelphia, P. A R. Co Jan.,

A J

6

bonds

13
52

3.000.000

do
do
do
do
Boston, N. E Trust Co.
N. Y.. Farm. L. A T. Co
do
do
Bost.. Bk of Commerce
do
do

J

A. A O.
M.A N
M.A N
•».A N.
J. A J.
M.AN.
March.
M.A S.

1,000

1,000

500,1*00
14,165,450
5,(XX),(XX)

do
do

New York Office.
June 1.1883
N.Y., Mil. A St. V. RR. Feb.. 1896
N. 1Union TrustCo. June 1.1902

.

REMARKS.

Balt., R. Garret A Sons Aug. 1,1891
London.
Aug. 1,1891
Balt., R. Garret A Sons May 1, 1896
do
do
July 1,189C

J. A D.
F.A A.
J. A J).

6 g.
8
0 g.
7 g.
8
8

1.000

var.

50

F. A A.
F.A A.
M.A S.
J. A J.
J. A J.

M.A N.

7

2.50
501&C

330 000

.

8g.

383,000

1864
1866
1871

8,932,951
5,771,(XX*
1,476.200
755,010

1,040,000

J

Due,

Stocks,

lastDivPd.

...

6403*00

1,000
1,00*
1,000

2

convertible

Mortgage bonds, coupon




7 g.
10 f.
10
7

7 g. f.
7
7
8 g.
8
7 g. f.
3 V*
7
7
7

1867
1870
1870

1873

Newcastle A Beaver Valley—Stock
New Haven A Derby—1st mort
New Haven, Middletown A Will—1st mort..

2d mortgage

12,845,000

1.685,(XX)
53,000
1,235 6 4
1,800,000
780,000
888,0 0

IV

.

A. A O.
M.A N.
J. A J.

Payable and

by Whom.

6

«g.

1 OCX'

J

J.
A..
D.
J.
A ,J.
A J.

Principal,

when

^

2,500,000

1871
1871

A
A
A
A

J. A J.
A. A O.
J. A J

7 g.
7 g.

100

J.
F.
J.
J.
J.
J.

7 g.
7
8

396 (XX)

2.000.000
877,500
300,(XX)
33,500
1,772,200

A. AO.
A. A O.
M. AN.
J <fc J.
M.AN.
M.A N.
M.A N.
J. A J.
M.A S.
J. A J.

7

3 355,000

5,(XX^ 000

Where

•». A J
J. A J.

J. A
J. A
M.A
F A
J. A

1,000
1,000

is 7<>

14

1st mortgage

2d mortgage
Income bonds, gold

4
10
7 g.
7
7

1,01X1

1871

Ningaiuck—Stocvi.

<nv

7
7
10
7
7 g. f.

3.000.000
500,000
600,000
1,254,500
430,547

1871
1873
l.lkX
1369
LOOP
1870 500 Ac
59-V.i6
500
1869
1,000
186'
50* i

345

132

Newark, So-merset A Straitsv, O—1st mort.
New Bedford—stock

c

2.500,000
2,500,000
3.275,(00
3.000,000
3,969,600
320,(00
(?)
1,354,000
2,000,000
1,278,980

7 3.10
7
7
7 g.
7

21,405,000

.....

Bond'

7
8

100

100&c
100&C

1st

2d mortgage
N. Raven A Northamp.(canal lilt)—stock

234.000

,

21

N.
J.

7

192,0(0
1,(XIS.<(X)

1,001
1,00(

IP0&(

Montgomery A Eufaula—1st M.,en. by Ala
1st mortgage, not endorsed

m.

3,809,000
3,674,000
1,815,000
233,500

5:6

Monticello A Port Jervis— 1st mortgage
Morris A Essex—ctock

Newburyport—1st

78.
7 bds.

12,274.483

1, (XX), 000

(Miss., Gainsv. & T.)

1st mortgage, coupon,

s

101

1.00(1

2d mortgage
Montclair of N.J.—1st M.f gold, gnar
2d m< rtgage
Income bond*

•

7 g- f
48.

70.000

50

1868
1870

A.

.

1,(XX

237
237

•735
182

A.

M A N.
J. A J.
J. A D.
.J. A J.
F.A A.
6
M.<£ N.
6
J- A D.
7 g
J. A J.
Spr yi J. AD.
6
J. A J.
7
M.A N.
7
J A J.
10
M.A S.
8
M. AN.

1,(XX

1,000
1,000

Si
100

Mississippi A Tenn.—1st
mort
bonds

1st

197
125
140
32
HO

1873
1866

F. A
F.A
M.&
J. A

7
7
8
8
3

200,000
640,000

7.000,1X0
i,900,000

,0m
1,01X1
l.OOt
1,000
1 ,(XX<

85

O

Western Fn’on. 1st mortgage

181

55

Mil., Lake S'. A IVes'-.—1st mort.. gold
Mine Hill A Schuylk ill Haven—stock
Mineral Point ( iPi'a.)—1st mort
Minn. A Northwest— 1st M. gold.s.f
Mississippi Central—1st M. (M.C. K. K.)..
2d mortgage (M. C. R.R.)

1st

.

ISO
87

*

8
8
7
8
8
8

556 000

1,(XX
1,000
1, 00

l.oot.
1,001

235
235

7

2,179.000

1,' >0C

1,000

City

Milwaukee
loan
Milwaukee and Western
St.P. v Ch. 1st M.fconv.to pf.stock)
1st mortgage, Sabula, A. A D
1st mortgage, Hastings A D... .;...
1st mortage, Cnicago Line....

13.739,204

1,001
l.otx

_

.

....

i,66o

94
94

8

500,(XX)

....

1870)

3,000,000

1,910,000
2,0C0.000
1,760,000
850,000
150,000
500,(XX)

....

1872

7 g

300,(XX)

....

50
44
91
54
54
49 y.

2,450,000
1,050,000
2,500,000

When !

Payable

2,004,000

•

•

Bonds, i

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate
per
Cent.

,

Subscribers will confer

N.

Y., G. Opdyke A Co.

do
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N. Y., Co.’s Office.
do
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Aprii,

1874 L

,s98 A 1900 L

May

73.

L( 1889 C

1872.

Defaulted Nor.

(V. 17, p. 211, )60, 661.)

>

est and taxes

Jan., 1899

Vpr.,’8tl-,82

was

$; 9,109. (V. 15, p. SW.)

1891
1895
S
18?1
9C4 ; also v 18. p. 7 >
Nov. 1,1889 S tock, $5ti00.000. Int. In default since
Oct.. 1873. ChronIOLV, V. 16. p. 595,661,
1881
684. V. 17, p. 588, 650; V. 18. p. 168, 373.
....

Ypr.l, 19)3
VI ay 1, 1900 1 rprogress. Newark to Emmaus, Pa.
New London, Office.
Jan., 1874 0 p. under contract with V. Central for 20
N. Y„ Bk of N.America Sept., In85
years at $240,000 per yr, (V. 16, p. 188.)
do
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>7. Y., J. B. Alexander.. July l, 1886 O perated by Southern RR. Association te
do
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do
connec ion with Ill. Cen. RR
* let.1, 1890
do
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1390
1800
...

or7 g.
8

*7 g.
7 g.

?g.

Tew York and London. <. fan. 1,1915
J.AJ.
New York. Co.’s Office. - fan. 1.1915
J. A J.
F.A A. New York or London. 1day 1,1889
A. A O.
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A. A O, >N. Y., St, Nlch. Nat. Bk
Oct., 1902

2t 1

mur.

See V.

nd., $875,000. Int. i* defamlt.
17, p. 88s. 650.753, 830; V. II. p. 144.
dlrisiomal

mortg’s to re.ire all
bonds. (V. 17. p. 156. 492.)

T liese

Ii

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Tt

2.<X

430

[April 25,1874.

BOND LIST

KAILROAD STOPS. AND
DESCRIPTION.
For

all references, see
of RR. Tables.

of

explanation

Amount
Out¬

Miles
of*

standing.

Road

foot notes on 1st page

New York Central <t Hudson. River—stock.
Premium bonds........<N. Y., Central)..
Bonds tor debts assumed
do
B.A N.F. stockh’d’s do
do
do
railroad stock,.
do
do
real estate
Bonds convertible till

Renewal bonds
.*
2d mortgage, sink. fd.fHudson River)....
8d mortgage (Hudson River)
Coupon oonds 1871 (not mortgage)
or
•ij
New
mortgage )^ $30,000,000 5 coupon
registered.

£-2.000,0001

Hew York <t

Harlem—Com. stock

Preferred stock

Con-oi.mort.,cou. or
Sinking fund

1856
1854

1853

131,000
iOft/HX)

U'A

’5«-’60
1869

1,000

Preferred stock

oart)

1863

.

1,000
1.000

157.500

1,000

1,000

1864
1865
1866
1867
1871

.

10
500Ac

1,000
500Ac

1,000
1,000

10,950,000
50

850,000
200,000
793,400

500Ac
1(H)

201,000
1.500£00
7,000.000

1,000
1.000

1865
1865

p. c. guar...
1872

M

Missouri—stock

i8G8

1st mortgage, gold
2d mortgage, (s. f.. $50,000 per
Real esta e (depot) bonds
Debt to st. Louis County (no bonds) ..
Income bonds

annum)

Carondelet Branch, 1st mort .. .
Lex. A St.. Louis Branch. 1st mort. gold .
Leavenworth, Atch. & N. W., 1st mort...
Paducah it Memphis—1st mort., gold

1811
1874

1,000
1,000

7,000,000
3, -"-00,000

50 Ac

800,000
700,000

i872

100AC

1,500,000

isii

V.OOO

1870

1,000

500,000
900,000
500.000

*100

Panama—Stock

1857
1857
1872
1868
1871

1st mortgage, sterling
General mortgage, sterling
Patds tfc Decatur, (Ills.)—1st M., go
Paterson it Neicark—lat M., guar by

d, s.f..
Erie.
Pekin. Lincoln «t Decatur— 1st mort.,
Pt\ninsnlar (Mich )—1st mort., gold, s. f...

£225
£200
500
5'KlAc

1,000

Consol, mortgage (tor

i8T3

$100,000,000) gold.

1871
1871
1866
1866

21

Pennsylvania <t N. Y. —1st mortgage, guar

1st mortgage, guaranteed
Peor.a
Bureau Val. —Stock
1st mortgage, guaranteed

1864
1870

Peoria, Pekin <t Jacksonville—1st mortgage
Peo la it Rock Island—1st morgage
Bonds (payable $25,000 ycar.y ’70
2d mortgage
Phjladel. t Bait.Cent.—1st M.,(Pa>
3d mortgage (Pa.)

2,583,600

340.000

i,art)

1,500,000
1,500,0 0

100

1,200,000

5T0&C

1.0(H)

100

to 98.)..

$20,000,000) guar, by P. R
Philadelphia <t Read.—St >ck, com
Preferred stoifc
.'




1.000

100

1859
1S69
1866

10 'Ac
100 Ac
10 Ac
50
5)

Suubury & Erie

Loans Inconvertible
Loan mortgage, convertible
Loan mortgage, sterling....,

4,970,(KH)

1,000

1867

iBt mortgage (Md.)
lMladelphia it Erie—Stock, erm
Preferred stock

2d mortgage
2d M. glu (for

1,000

2,292.210
1,000 19.558,760
5,401,000
i',060 1C .003,000
50
4,000,000
50
3,000,000
860,(MX)

1870

reg

Income bonds

1st mortgage,
1st mortgage

2.899,830
1.200.000
500,000
1,076,000

1,000

Pennsylvania Co.-Com. stock
do
Preferred stock
Penn. <t Delaware—let mortgage

Psrkiomen—1st mortgage
Petersburg— Stock

93,847

2,779,000
‘"50 71,029,219

59-’70

Pennsylvania—Stock

1st mortgage
Jd mortgage
2d mortgage, sterling
General M„ Ph. to Pitts, coup A
State lien (instalments) bonds

1,541,000
7,000,000

*

.

600,(XX)
1,0(H),(XX)
1,650,(XX)
619,000
1,3*21,200
341.500
5<X),IH0
S00,lXX)
400,(00
300,(XX'
,018,700
2,400,000
1,(HK),(HX)
5,(HX),000

1857
1861

t,(K);

186 \

1.000

1869

1,000

3.(XH>,000
7.252.000

50
50

32,718,775
1,551,800

i',600

1.521,000
86,500
182 400

'43-’49
1857

1836

1,000

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J. A J.
M.A S.
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N. Y., Jay Cooke A
Boston 2d National
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Co.
Bk.

Julv

York Office,
do

Boston, Office,
do
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Y.,Kountze Bros.

Newark, Office.

M. A Co.
Mercantile N. Bk.

Y., Drexel,

do
L. A W. R.R.

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do

N.Y.,Imp. A Trad.N.B
N. Y„ At. A Pac. R. R,
Q-J.
N. Y., Bk Commerce
F.A A.
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St. Louis.
monthly
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
M.A S

N.Y.,Bank of

Q-j.

for 3 yrs,

Sec full

7 for next 3, A 8 for

14 yrs.

report in v.l", p. 459, showing:
1870—71

1872-71.

1871-72.

Comm’ce

Earnings....
Oper. exp...

Feb.l, 1896
Apr. 1, 188*2
I uly 2,1890
May 1, 1888

ings were $1,235,554 • operatingexpenses,
$821,0*23. Purchased, S**pt.,’72, by Alleg
Valley RR. (v. 15, p. 491.)

1,1*74 Old Colony A Newport and Cape Cod con¬
solidated Apr 1, 1872. Net earnings of
Sept 1, 18*4
O. C. in 1372-73, $112,039. (V. 13, p. 56.
Apr. 1, 1875
Sept., 1876
Aug., 1877
Jan., 1901 Building, Om. to Dakotah.
Jan.

Int. In default. (V. 17,p. 661 ; V. 18. p.248.)
Mny, 1915 Op. by R. AY .A O., at 8p. c. div. on $300.t0J
stock and Int. on $325,(XX) 1st M. bond?.
Feb., 1891
Feh., 1871 Leased to Del .Lack. A West, ior int. on
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
1885
Feb. 1 ’92 In progress, Owensb., Ivy to Sprigf.. Tenn
Road
Teased July, 187*2, to Atlantic A Pan.
Apr. 2l) ’74
RR. at 5 p. c. a year till July, 1875 ; then
Aug., 1888
6 to July, 1877, and7 per cent thereafter.
Aug.. 1891
The two last bonds in th s list are guar,
May 1, 189*2
by Pacific of Mo. (v. 16, p. 828 ; v. 17, p.
Feb., 1885
156, 323, 337.)
Sept.. 1392

Oct.

London,

A. AO.
A. A O.

(v. 16, p. 188.)

Apr. 1,189*2
Jail. 1, 189S

York, Office.

New

property, taxes, Ac.

$3.197.153$3,343,816 $3,754,122
2.398,941 2,359.838 2,613,813
Net.....
798.212
981,008 1.141,109
■Jail. 1,1898
Interest,
Ac.
749,'.09
.921 619 1.038,137
April, 1911
(v. 17, p. 325, 459. 685 ; V. 18. p. 3.)
May 1,1893
Jan., 1874 For year ending Dec. 31, 1872, gross earn¬

Philadelphia, Office.

A.AO.

of

1,1874

DecVi, 1873

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156,588; V. 18, p. 3**6.)

p.

14,p.731.

March,1990

York,Office.

N.Y., Del.,

In 18<2
and Jeff. A Can. roads, ano issued inconn bonds for $2,75)',000.
Proposition
made for lease to Penn. RR. (See V. 17,

Jan.. ’78-’79

Philadelphia, Office,

N.'.,
do

l^.ftoUl

than In ’72.
purchased Chemung A Elmira

Jan. 8,1874 Leased, Mar., 1870,20 yrs, to Vt. Cent, for
int. on bds,8 p.c. on urf. stock, 6 on com
Apr. 1. 1874

London.

N.

and leases

$1,583,851, being $422,052 more

uly 1,1871

£0
do

N.

$515,966,

1873 Net earnings in fiscal year 1871-72, $187,741
Annual report in Chronicle, v.
Apr. 1,1874
Duringl873 Oper. by Erie at 85.. p. c*t of gross earn'gs,
which in ’73were $298,943. Div..’73.4 p. c.
1878
July. 1990 Int. passed. Jan.. ’74. (v. 18. p. !6, 376.)
Leased,
Feb., 1869, to Bost., II A E., for 100
Jan.12,1871
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
July 1, 1877

-

M.AN.
J. A J.
M.A S.
A. A ().
M. A S.
F. A A.
J. A J.
M.A N.
A. A O.
M.A N.
F.A A.
F.A A.
M.AN.
F.A A.

$1,477,5 0;

Dec. 1,

Boston, Office,

New
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opei

July, 1885
April, 1900
Jan., 1877
duly, 19(X)
July, 1900
April, D80
Ian. 1,1*22

Harrisburg.
do

’72 Company owns 138m.

irredeema.

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New

1872-73.

May I 1896

Baltimore,
do

j. a i>.
A. A O
J.& J.
J. A J.
A.A O.
M.AN.
J.A J.
F.A A.
A. A O.

ar** due

increase of

Ian., 1971 Gross receipts in yenr 1872-73,
expenses. $931,574; net earnir.gs,
Jan. 1,1885
surp us above interest.
Apr. 1,1877

Phil ad el. Nov.'30,

Annapolis.

j.'a'j.

$395,463; net, $159,767, an
$58,131 over 1571-72.

$195,645.

Baltimore A

A. A O.
J. A J.
J. A J.
A. A O.
A. A O.
J. A J.
J. A D.
A AO.

530.000
500 000

1,100,004)
6,696,196
33,(HH)
458,000
1,000,000
1,450,000
16,000 p.m
546,000

do

A

(v. 16, p.

Interest certificates for $109,028
in 1875.
Gross earnings, year

Sept. 1,1899
Sept.1,1899

Philadelphia Office,

issued

Richmond

Leaded. Sept.,
1871 to
Danv. R*c. at $260,003 per an.
653 ; v. 17, p. 155, *218.)

1867

Charleston.

earnings, $383,319.

Thirty-three per cent new stock
In May, 1873.
(V. 17, p. 388.)

1872-73

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J.
J.
J
J.
J.
J.

1, 1873, shows net

Company’s Shops N. C. Jan., 1874
do
*
i do
Julv, 1871

Q.-J.

6,6S8,(X)0
112,00(1
3,555,000
200,000
4,959,450
1 51D.000

£200

i',600

209

J.
N.
J.

M.A N.

4,030,000

50

guar

bonds, $9,401,979. Floating debt,
$6,020,348.
See following psges of
Chroviclk, V. 16. p. 525, 765. 796; v. 17,
p. 52. 252, 357, 388,650,661, 693, V. 18, p. 145,
168, 191.
Annual report for fiscal year ending Sept.
ble

May 1, 1895
May, 1896

M. Morgan’s Sons Apr. 10, ’74
do
do
1878
do
do
July 1.1876
(10
do
1878 A 1881
July 1. 1899
do
do

A. A O.

150,000
3,077,000
2,000,000
501,000
468,000
20,100,0 0

95

A.

M.A S.
M. A S.

59 000

1(H)
100

1868
1871
1813

Bunds
Bonds
Bonds.....
Bo tils
.
Om t m it Northwestern— L. gr., gold bds..
Oran /e <t Newark—1st mortgage
Orey <n it California—1st moitjage ....

pc

annum on stock and int. on nds
July 1, 19021 (Rond. A Os.) V. 17, p. 693, 805: V.13, p.19'.
Net
earnings,
1912-73, $‘2,060,2’.9. fee an¬
Ja«. 1,1874
nual report in Chronicle, V. 15, p. 168,
Oct., 1875
also v. 17, p. 155, 6b5.
1903
July 1, 1694 Interest in default. Stock and converti¬
cent per

,

m’.a'n.

400,000
'

1,000
1,000

1862

N. Y

M.A N.
M. A S.

30,000,000
2,361,400

1/00
1,000

Consolidated mortgage
Old Colony—Stock

Pacific of

F. A
J. A
M.A
J. A

3.068,400

100

id.—Stock

tgage

244, 351, 459, 493, 661 ; V.

Apr. 1, 1874
May, 1900

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’

tracks making,
(v. 16, p. 53 216
17, p. 16. 251. 594.)

,

3.000,000

"ro

122
122

Income mortgage, W. Div
Consol mortgage (sinking luud on
Consol, mortgage, sterling
2d cons. S. F. mort., for $4,000,000
Debenture sinking fd bds (for $i,00t),0^0).

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1,000,000

1*000

393
393
148
398
393
393

G*. biVdykc A Co.

Y.,

convertible Into stock
The new loan for *40,000,-

000 is to lay two more
four tracks throughout,

.Tan. 1. 1881

Ceil. Depot
do

were

July 10,18*2.

Jan. 1,1903
Jan. 1,19 3
Apr. 1,1S7J

York.

N.

1,500,000
1,934,000
1,223,000
202,602
2,320,000
175,0C0

100AC
100

66

stock (cumulative)

tificates

15,1887

Dec

do
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do

v«w

A ,T

M.A N.
M.A N.

400,000

■

Gr.Central Depot,

do
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j.'a'j.

102,100

1870

Mississippi—Stock, com

N.Y.,

N. Y., Grand
do

1,000£00

Sinking fund onds

London.

•J. A .1.
A. A O.

5,842,000

1854

69-’6n
1870

,

.1

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—

Apr. 15, ’74 Consol.,N ov. 1 1869, of N.Y.C.& H.R. >oada
I n 1868 the stock of the two separa e Com
May 1, 1893
panies was $12.'12,700. The report for
Aug. 1,1876
May 1, 1883 year ending Sept. 30. 18T2, showed gross
earnings of $25,580,675 against $21,972,205
May 1, ’.883
May 1, 1883 in 1871: and net earnings ot $9,134,289
against $7,891,095 in 1871. The consol, cer¬
Aug. 1,1876

N.Y., Grand Ccn. Depot. June, 1985
May 1,1875
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N. Y.. Union Trust Co. April, 1691

J. A (>.
M.A N.
A.A ().
.1. A J.
J. A J.
.1. A .1.
I AT
M. A N.
J. A .1.

M.AN.

1855 500Ac
1865 500Ac
1853 500&C
1868
1,000
1868
1,000
1870
1,000
1.000
1372
100

Equipment bonds

it Rome—1st mort

J. A D.

860,000
1,500,000
43-',500

*50

313
138

'82X

F.A A.
M.A N.
M.& N.
M.A N.
F.A A

j.'a'j.

50. Ac

56

138
138

M.A N.

1 iy.»»

"

-

3.596.500
2.159.500

1,000

by Balt)...

REMARKS.

lastDivrd

N. Y., Duncan, S. A Co.
N. Y. Union Trust Co.
do
do
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

A.A O

490.500
50,000
899,350
80,500
820,000
241.500

500
50
50
50*
500
500Ac

138
134
26
138

Principal,

by Whom.

Payable

324,200

”560

.

-

when Due.
Blocks.

When ||

4,000,000

50

Ogdemh. <t L. Cham— stock

;o

7',000
100,000
250,000
777,000

1,000

1869
1869

gold, coupon. ...
do reg

b">ine mortgagebonds
Oswn / • t Syracuse—Stoc'<8
M
vge bonds...
O"
ro <t Russellville—1st

1,200,000
2,500,000

1,000
1,000

2d mort.)

DIVIDENDS.

J

2,425.000

1857

loan.slukingfund...

mo’

1,500,000
3,800.iX X)

1868
1866

1.

1st

2,500,000

’67-.68

223

Income converilble bonds, coupon
Income bonds for roads purchased, coup
Northern. N. AT.—Stock
Bonds. 1874, not mortgage
Northern of N. Jersey—stock
1st mortgage
Northern Pacific—1st Mort., gold,
gr
Norwich it Worcester—Stock
1st mortgage,State
2d and 3d mongage bonds
4th mortgage bonds

OH Creek it Alleyh.
1st mortgage
1st mortgage

l’OAc

100

North Pennsylvania—Stock
1st mortgage
Chattel mortgage
2d mortgage
Genera: mortgage bonds
Northern Central—stock
1st mortgage, State loan
2d mortgage,sinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
Sd mortgage, Y.&C.
(guar

Preferred

1,059,500
1,000,000
8,090,000

100

Improvement

Ohio it

2.500.000
15,500,000

1873

stock

RR

108.444

500Ac
1.00C
100
500Ac

1855
:»i3
185!)
1870
1871

831
225
225

Extension
General mort. ($1,000,000 authorized)
North Carolina—stock, com
Preferred stock

0,000
1.000
1,000 £2,000.000
50
7,500,000
GO
1,500.000
1.000
6,89 '.000

1872
1861
1872

150
141
62

1,950,000

1,000

1871
1873
1873

840
840
132

gid ($4,000,000)

Consolidated mortgage,
do
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88,000
2,900,000

1,090

1854

$

ent.

166.000

1,000
1,000

N. Y.,Kingst.A Syra.- 1st M..
New York.N.Haven it Hartf.—stock
1st mortgage (N. Y A N. Haven)
Harlem a Portchester, 1st mort., guar...
H. Y. t Oswego Mid— 1st M.,gld
2d mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage, non-convertible
3d mortgage, equipment
1st mortgage. West, extension
Consol, mortgage
H. Y.,l rov.dk Lost —(Stonington)—
..
1st mortgage
:

’

fOOAc
1 K.0
500&C

1853

reg. (for $12,000,000) 132'

Mortgage bonds
Bonds of 1857
Northeastern (S. C.)—stock, com
8 per cent pref. stock (exch. for
1st mortgage, new
2d mortgage, new

er

89,423,330
6,936,526
1,514,000
76,000
592,000
1,000
100

842

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’69

INTEREST OR

Itatc

.

discovered In onr Tables*
Bonds, $

error

Immediate notice of any

confer a (treat favor by giving ns

Subscriber* will

Cost to Jan., 1374, $3,778,038.
Annual report for 1872 in Chronicle,
16, p. 659, Later report
v.
p.

In

Apr. 10. ’75

Oct.

do

1,18S9

Apr.i5,1874

10,1897

17,

661.

v.

Stock, $1,600,COO.

New York an i London. July 1,1692
Jan. 1, 1878 Stock Is $150,(XXI.
N. Y. Erie Railway Co
L’sed to ToL.W.AW. for 47 yra.(v.17
N. Y.,T., AV. A W RR. Feb., 1900
Interest defaulted, (v. 17, p. 155.650, 75S.i
N.Y..S. W.HopkinsA Co May 1889-90 The annual report for 1873, with full
Dec. 6, 1873

J. A J.
J. A J.
F. AA.
M.A N.

Philadelphia. Office,

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Philadelphia office,
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Jan., 1880

p.514)
bal¬

In Chronicms

sheet. Ac., is given

receipts

roads

18, pp. 288 A 389. Net
on
In Penn, and N. J. were $li.8T7 0'3.
stock $71,029,219. includes ail to be
v.

April, 1875
April, 1375
1910

The
issued

1873.
v. 16, p. 523.
A.'AO. Pittsburgh Co.’s office. April,'1873 In process of construction.
Aug.10,1901
F. A A
Oct. 1, 1891
A. A O.
June 1,1896 Stock, com. $1,561,700; pref. $2,000,000.
Phlla..
Bk!
No.
America,
J. AD.
(v. 17, p. 85.)
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A. A O.

London.

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J. A 1).
F.A A.
J. A J.

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Yo
Office.
N. Y., Imp. A Trad. Bk.
New York and London.
Phlla., 227 S. 4th st.
do

N.Y.,

New

to

July 1,1905

June,

May. 1874.

Serin d.vidend, Nov..

(V. 18, p. 192, 235,35".)
See Report in Chronicle,

1906

Feb., 1874. Leased in perpetuity to
at $125,000 per yr.
July 1.1877
Peoria to

C.,R. I. A Tac

Jacksonv., 83m. Sto^k,

.

$1,239,700

July 1.1894
Feb.. 19(H) Completed. Jan.,1872. (v. 16, p. 345.) '
(v. 14, p. 628.)
Apr. 1.1897 Leased 10 Phil. A Read
Jan., 1372 Annual report in Chronicle, v. 16, p- 6W.
J. A J
showing
gross receipts in LS72, $2*A9il,N.Y., I nneaster, B.A Co Jan., ’79-’98
J A J
expenses, $155.093; 1 et earn’gs, $133,851.
1902
Report
for
1872 in Chronicle, v. 17, p. 83.
Jan., 1879
Philadelphia, Office,
j.'a'j.
do
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J. A J.
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Oct., 1891
J A J
Leased, Feb.,1862. for 999 yrs to Terin. RR
Gross earnings. 1873 $3,842,067; netearnj.’a'j. LMiilaOelphia.PennaRR. Jan'.,' 1374
ings. $4 ’S.156. The Penn. RR. pays int.,
Oct. I, 1877
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a 0.. and .Jan, 1,1874, was creditor of P.
Phila.. Pa. L’fe A T. Co. Mch 31,(881
A. AO.
A
E. by $1,202,228. (V. 13, p. 160, 367.)
Julv 1,1888
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July. 1920
Phila. A London.
J. A J.
The net earnings of main and branch lines
Philadelphia, Office, Apr." 24. *74 in 1872 3, were $5,357,766, against $4.06l,4W
Q-J
Jan. 26, ’74
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1886

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1380

was
,

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land#
C<\

A large purchase of coal
made in 1871. and the P. A R.

in 1571-2.

*

guarantees the mortg. bonds

of the CoJj

April 25, 1874 J

THE CHRONICLE

431

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
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Subscribers will coufer

«+

DESCRIPTION.
For

explanation

foot notes

of

all

see

V a

Phila. <£ Reading—ContinuedLoan mortgage, sterling
East Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan mortgage,sterling..

1836

1,000

976.800
495,900
177,600
1.188.900
2,700,000
11.110,000
7,000,000
1,(KK),i)00
6,600.985
6,631 615

1,000

26

18,113,500

700

20
100
98

50
50

1,259,100
2.231.900
11,507,750
318,510
400,000
1,000,000
500,0.0
2,50s,10
2,925,450

.

Loan debenture
Loan mortgage
Consol, mort. dollar
an, coup, or reg.
do
gold, do ar or ste.ling
do
dollar loan gold
New debenture loan (convert. 1876-92).

1808
1868
1871
1871
1871
1873
1873
1372

...

...

745

Coal A 1. Co., guaranted mortgage

Philadelphia dk Trenton—Stock
hila., Germantown dk> Norristown—Stock.
Phila., Wilm. dk Balt.—Stock
1st mortgage, convertible
Plain bonds loan...
do
do

...

do

Pittsb.,Cin. dk St. Louis-stock ($7,000,000)..

Preferred stock ($1,000,000
do
do special to Pa. RR
1st mort.. consolidated (for $ 10,0)0,000).
2d mortgage
1st mortgage, Steubenv. A ind. re
org...
Col. & Newark Div. bunds
tittsb., Ft W. dk Chic.—Stock.guaranteed
Special impr. stock, guar
..

1st mortgage (series A)
1st mortgage (series B)
1st mortgage (series C)
1st mortgage (series I))
1st mortgage (series E)
1st mortgage (series F)

1 -g
‘ -

c.a
a

•§£©

2d mortgage (series L)

oc-

«

Bridge JO. A P. RR.) mortgage
construe,

d

.

2d mortgage (series M)
3d mortgage

P., F. W. A C.

»

© ^

2d mortgage (series G)
2d mortgage (series H)
2d mortgage (series I)
2d mortgage (series K)

Pittsb , Washington dk Balt.—1st
mortgage
2d mortgage, Balto. loan.
1st mortgage, Turtle Cr. Div
*
Plymouth Kank.it Pac.—lsf M.($3,600,000).
l*ort Huron it L. Mich.—1st mort. t raf.
guar
Portland it

Ogdensburg—1st M.,E.

mortgage (for $3,300,000)

D. gl<t

I*ort. dk Ogdensb. (Vt. Div.)—1st in. gold
Portland it Oxford Central— 1st mortgage
Portl. dk Rochester—1st M„s.f. (Portl. loan)

....

1st mortgage, equal lien
2d mort. (Portland loan) s. f

Portland, Saco it Portsmouth—stock
Port Royal (S.C.)—1st.
mortgage.conv.. gld
Portsmouth, Gt. Fallsdk Conw.—stock..
1st Mortgage..
Providence it Worcester—Stock

Mortgagebomls

200
200
117
33
46S
468
468
468
468
468
468
468
468
468
468
468
468
468
46S

1st

mortgage consol (for $2,0)0 000
Richmond it Danville—Stock
State Sinking Fund loan
Bonds. guaranteed by State
Consol, mortgager, cp. or re Piedmont branch, 1st mortgage,
Northwestern, N. C.,lst mort., guar
Rich., Fredricksb. dk
Bonds, ster
Dollar loan

1.000

1,000

1872

50
50
50

1868

1,000

1373
1861
1864

1 000

5,000,0:0

1,000
1,000

3,OIK),000
775,000
19,714.285
2,500,000
875,000

100
iuo
1862 50 'Ac
1862 500Ac
1862 50 Ac
1862 5 fc'&c
1862 50 Ac
1862 5 OAc
18«2 500&C
1862 5 'OAc
1862 f>0 Ac
1862 500&C
1863 500&C
i Ac
1852
1862 5 ii'&c
1856
XIAc
1857
1,000
1871
1,000

149
149
10
167
90
62

1868
1812
1859
1871
1869
1870
1871
116
1871
27
1863
52X ’67-’69
1870
5'i'A
5i >^5 1871
52
1366
44
26
47
44
137C

50
50
181
181
142

2d Mortgage, coupon
Rensseiaer it Saratoga—Stock

500

1,000

isii

Bonds to pay for Stoughton Branch

Reading dk Columbia—1st M.,coupon..

1858

1866
1857
1872
200

bonds.

Equipment bonds (renewed)..
Pitlsb., Va. it Charleston—1st mortgage...

N ew

1,000

i836

,

Improvement mort., sterling sink. fund..

**'49

•

1(H)

1,000
100
'
t

.

,

1861

1.0 X)
1(H)

-

T

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Rutland—Stock,

gold

281
218
97
76
19!)
190

iao

Equipment mortgage bonds

do
do
do
New general mo’t
'
St. Joseph dk Denver (j— 1st mort.
gld,E div.
1st mortgage. We -t. div., land
grant. ,
St. Joseph it a. Louis—1st
mortgage, gold..
St. Louis, Alton it lerre Haute—Stock
Prelerred stock (cumulative)
1st mortgage (series A) sink, fund
1st mortgage (series B) sink, fund
2d mortgige (series C)...
2d mortgage (series D)
2d mortgage, income

Equipment mortgage

St. fonts it Iron Mountain—Stock
1st mortgage.coupon
2d mort., gold ($ >,UOO.GOO)
cp., may be reg.
Arkansas Branch, 1st mort., gold; 1. gr..
Cairo. Ark.A Tex..1st m. gold.
cp. or reg.
St. L.. Kansas C. it
jV.(latc No. Mo)—Slock
Preferred stock
1st mortage, (No. Mi-souri.)
St. Louis, Lawrence it Denver—1st
M., gld.
St. L.dk Southeastern—1st M..
gld, conv.s.f.

...

Consol, mortgage, gold, s. f
Evansville, Henderson & Nashv.. 1st .VI...
St. L., Vand.dk I.H.—1st
M.,S.F.guar
2d in.s. f., guar.,
($1,COO,000 con. not guar.)
Income bonds....,
St.Pauldk Pic,.—Branch, 1st M.,on 10m
1st mortgage, St. P.to Sank
Kaulds, 80m.
2d M. on 80m.& 1st on
l.gr. of 307.200acres
1st mort., West or main
line, 1. gr.
2d mort., West or main
line, 1. gr..

....

100

3.116.800
799 900

....

46O.0'0

100
Kb
lOCAc
lOOAc
lOOAc
500Ac
lOOAc

2.479.700
4.163.700

1867
1872
137(1
1:72

1,1 XX)
1.00
1,000
1,000

1365

1,000

100
100

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80
80

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St. P. <t Sioux
City—Pref. stock, var. issues
..

1st

.

Stock

Sandusky, M.

dk Newark—Stock
1st mortgage, new

Savannah dk. Charleston—Stock
Bonds o( the C. A S. R.R., guar
S. Car
Funded int.bds.S.&C. RI4. guar, by
by S.Car.
1st mort., Sav. A Char, i
R., $500,000

Sav., Griffin it N. Ala.—1st mort.
Savannah ,fe Memphis -1st M.,end by Stat?
Schuylkill Valley—Stock
Seaboard it Roanoke—stock.

1st mortgage
Selma dk Gulf—1st
M., guar .by Ala
Selma, Marion it Mem.—1st M., end by Ala
Selma, Rome it Dalton—1 st mort
2d mortgage, Aia. A Tenn. R.R
General mortgage for $5,000,000
Shenango dk Alleghany—1st Mortgage....^




310
1*1

121

.

.—

8

3*

3^8
7
8

500.0 0
50’>.000

8

912.800
1,5<X),(XX)
5.500,0)0
1,(XX),(XX)

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8g.f
6

2.300,(XX)
2,468,000

21s
7
7
7
7
7
10
3
7
7 g.
7 g,
7 g.

116
116
104
101
101

35'<
40
23

80
40
50
100
100

”32

1,100.000

4,(XX),(XX)

4,622,000
2.5(X),(X)9
1,500, OX
12,0 >0,00)
18,0! X),003
6,(XX),(XX)
1,020,000
8,250,000

1871
100

.

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1869

1553
1863
1869

1871
1870
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1870
1869

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1,000

7
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
7
7

50

576,050

100

1,273,400

i,(F0

210,000

t6,ooo p.m.
1,000 16,(XX) p.m,
838.5(X)

....

1869 5JU&C

241,(XXI
3,00 ‘.( 00

795,000

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REMARKS.

A I. Co. tor $13,413,500. New loans issued
in 1813 amounted to $10,626,970.
The
President in his report, estimates the
Company’s whole property to be worth
$119,053,212 cr $34,227,671 more than
charged on the Company's bools. See
report in Chbomci.k, V. 18, p. 191.
(V.
16, p. 14 ; V. 17, p. 588; V. IS, p. 191.
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Apr. 1). ’14 I/sed to Penn. R-R. (v.l6,n.3l8).
Mar., 1814 Leased to Phil. A Read., at 12 p.c. on st’ek
Jan. 8,1874 Net earnings, year ending Oct. 81.1573,
$1,095,..'65, and turplus income above
July, 1884
April, 1816
payment of 8 per cent dividends, $88,100.
April, 1887 See report In V. 16, p. 192.
Oct. 1,1892
This company leases several roads and Is
itself controlled by the Penn. Couip’y.
which holds a majority of the capital
Aug. 1,1900 stock. Net earirngs, lh<2, $1,967,768. Re¬
Apr. 1, 1913
port to Sta*e of Ohio, Chronicle, v. 15,
p. &‘5.
May, 1884
(v. 14, p. 593 ; v. 15, p. 522, 605.)
Mail., 1890
A pi. 7,1871 Leased, July, 1869, for 999 years, to PenrApl. 1,1ST4 RR., at a rental equivalent to interest
July 1,1912 sinking fund of dent, and 7 per cent on
stock.
The lease being transferred
July 1,1912
July 1,1912 subsequently
to
the Pennsylvania
July 1,1912 Co. The lessees to keep the road In
July 1,1912 repair and also pay taxes, .expenses,
July 1,1912 et<-. P., F.W. A C. leases the Newcastle
July 1,1912 A B. V. and thq Lawrence roads; which
July 1,1912 In turn arc leased again by Penn. Co.
July 1,1912 New Btock of $2,500.OOb authorised Noy.,
July J, 1912 1871, to be Issued to Penn. RR. for imJu>y 1,1912
ease; guaranty on old stock not af¬
July 1,1912
July 1,1912 fected, Net earnings have paid lessees
thus
far a handsome profit. See annual
May, 1876
Jan. 1,1881
report in CukON. v. 16, p.848, 460, 523.
NiCh 1,1879

firovements, Ac., under article 16 of

Total issue to be $2,50Q 000.
Formerly Pittsburg A Connellsr. Gross
Jan. 1,1909
earnings in 1871-72, $1 478,629. Interest

July,* 1898

In default,

Aug. 1,1882

(v. 17. p. 389, 650.)

July 1,1901 (V. 17, p. 460. 650 ; V. 18, p. 876.)
May 1, 1899 Int. In de ault. \V, 17, p. G5Q; V. 18, p.192.)
Jan., 1900 1st mort. is to be retired from proceeds of
do
new. St jck paid. $1,039,000. V.lS.p.258,316
Nov., 1901
N. Y. A Boston.
May, 18)1 In progress. Stock, $1,200,0,!0. (v.l8.p.273.)
Mechanic’s Fall- to Canton, Me., 28m.
Boston, Columbian Bk July 1,*1887 York A Cumbetland sold out in 1866. Net
do
Oct. 1,1887
(lo
earnings year ending Aug.31,’13, $J0,V75.
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i an.
Leaded
to East. RR., 99 yrs, 10 p c. on *t’k
Boston, Office.
1,1874
New York and London. Nov. 1,1889 Ga. RR. guarantees $509,000. (v. 16,
p. 848)
Boston, East. RR. Co. July 15,187) Operated by East. RR.
*"''•*“*

Jan!lV1874

Providence, Office,
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July 1,1880

NcUynlngs, 1S72-7S, $257,103. (v. 15,

p.

Bank. Mcli 1,1882 Controlled by P.A Reading. Floating debt

Columbia, 1st Nat. B’nk June, 1884 $1,093,491. Net earnings, 1872. $84,428.
N.Y.,N.Bk of Comm’rce Jan. 1, 1871 Lca-ed to Del. & Hud. Canal a' 8 p. c. on
stock and int. on bonds, (v. 16,. p 355.)
N.Y.,Del. AH. Canal Co. Nov., 1921

isso

Richmond, Office,
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N.Y., Lancaster.

Jan. 1,1875

Leases the North Carolina Railroad and
the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings

year ending Sepr. 30,1812, $363,845, being
$19.*10 over lSlU-71. (v. 16, p. 653, 660 ; v.

B & Co 1875 A 1-90
1838

NewYoikor Richmond
London.
Richmond, Office.
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A.

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g,
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1,037,000
2)307,(XX)
997.100

50
605 0 10
500
100AC
111.800
500
4(36,500
1,000
152,000
1.000 16,000 p.m,

....

....

4(X).C0'i

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"2*

700,(XX)
1.200,(XX)
3,000,(XX)
6,<XK),00!)

3,000,000
15,000,000
1,576,000

f.

7
7
7
7

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....

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J. A J.
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’69.’71 *1*600
1872 500&C 21."00r>. in
1867
1,000,000
1,(JU0
1867
1,899,000
1,000
1868
1 ,(XM)
2.6(X),0(X)
1871
1,000,(XX)
1,000
120,(XX)

420
98
158
158

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M.A N.
J. A J.

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M.A N.

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Tables.

our

Stocks.
lastDlvl’d.

Philadelphia A London. June, 1911
Philadelphia Office,
June, 1911

m’.a's. N.Y., Union Natl

4
7

1,4(X),000
1,4(X),000
1,700,000

....

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J. A J.
J. A J.

7
7

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3
6
5
6

155,(XX'
1 050.50d

ROTO

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J. A J.

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130.500

100AC
500Ac
50 ‘Ac

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,1. A J.
F. A A.
M. A S.
A. A ().
M.A N.
J. A D.
J. A J.
F. A A.
M.A S.
A. AO.
M.A N.
J. A D.
A. A ().
M.A N.
J. A J.
M. A S.

7

295.500
847.100

1855
1853
1861
1372

100
100

F. A A.
A.&O.
mouthlv
J. & J.'

6
6
8

175,000
9,(XX»,(XX)

....

7
7
6
7

157.800

1.000

1870
1863

do
do

Phila., Treas. of Co.
Phila., A Boston,

J. & J.
J. A J.

(5
5

2,(XX).(XX)
5!X),(XX)
500,000

1,000

1869

A. A O.
A. & O.
A. A O.

"(V

1870

1870
187U
1872

120
120
112
170
76
209

do
do

Philadelphia Office.

Q—.1
Q.-M.

Bonds, I
Principal,
when Due,

Philadelphia, Office,

do

3
4
6
6
6
6

WX).(XX)

1868

Preferred stock

var.

6g

67,778
124,489
175.42S

i 851

A. & O.

I

6
6

350,000

1,925.000

100
500

6

6
6
7 g
7
6 g6 g

6,000,000
4,(XX),(XX)

•«.

.1. & .1.

J. & D.
J. & J.

7*

650,(XX)

100

•

A. A O.

1,000,000

1,(XH)

120

com

111,000
100,000
1,000,000
700,000
4.000.000

....

Coupon bonds of 188t....

24
22
22

860,000
2,000,000

1871

....

Richm. it Petersburg—Stock
2d mortgage, coupon and
reg
3d mortgage, coupon
Rockford, R. I. dkSt. Louis—1st more.,
Rome, Wat. dk Ogdens').—Stock
1st Sinking Fund mort., Wat. A R
Boqds, guaran., Pots. A Watertown
General mortgage, Sinking Fund
“2d mortgage

860,000

5tX),(KX)

•

London.

J.AD.

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8 f.

860.1XX)
860,000
860,000
860,000

1,000

•

.

500Ac
50 Ac
500Ac

Philadelphia, Office.

7
7

875,000

100

,

London.

M. & S.

J. & J.
J. & J.

875,(XX)

1,800,000
800, (XX)
3.300,(XX)
2.300, (XX)
250,000
700,000
357.500
350,(00
1,500,000
2,500,000
170,(XX)
200,000
2,000, (XX)

....

J. & J.

IK
IK

875,000
875,(XX)

5,000,000

,,,

Payable and

by Whom.

7
6
7
7

2*

875 000

400.000
0.000 p.m.

lOOAc

"Where

6
7

6g.
«K.

6.822,000

100 Ac

1,(XX)
1,000

When 1

Payable.

8,000,00)

1 000

100AC

i§73

29

1,000

im
-

a >

Rate
per t
Cent.

standing,

1st page of RI4 Tables.

on

do

Out¬

Road

discovered In

notice of any error

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

©3

Miles
of*

references,

Immediate

great favor by giving us

a

1815
18.5

issi

17, p. 835.)

A

div. of 3)4 on stock. Nov.. ’73. Gross
earnings, 1871-2,$351.919; expenses, $205,909; net earnings, $146,010. Report, v.
16 p. 83,
Gross earnings year ending Sept. 30,1813,

June, 1875 $160,2<:7; net, $36,6:5.
Richmond, Office
do
1880 to 1886
New York and London. Aug.. 1918 int. in default. (V. 18. p. 89, 249. 399.)
N.Y., Farm. L. A T. Co. | Jan. 15,1871 Report b'iows net earning* in 1873 of
N. Y.. Nat. City Bank, Sept 1, 1880
321.446. Annual report In Chroniolb,
(lo
Yol. 18, p. 289.
do
Dec., 1874
do
do
Dec. 1,1891
do
do
Leased, Jan., 1871. to Vt Cent, at full lut.
Boston, Treasurer.
Aug. 1.1873 on pref. stock, and equip, bonds; and
do
do
May 1,1880 from 1*^ in 1873 to 7 per cent alter 187 9
do
do
Sept 1,1880 on common stock, (v. 15, p. 596, v. 16, p.
(lo
do
Nov.l, 1902 219.)
N. Y1 ondon A Frank. Aug., 1899 Interest In default. Foreclosure in pro¬
do
do
May 15,1900 cess. (V. 17. p. 250, 825. 650, 305, 836.)
New York.
Nov.l, 1893 Sold, Feb. IS, ’74. (V. 18 p. 81. 192, 876.)
Main line, T. H. to E. St. J oui«, leased
Mar. 95
June, 1867, for 90 years, to Ind. A St. L.
N. Y., office 12 Wall st.
at 30 per cent of gross earnings
1894
up to
(lo
do
1894
$2,000,000 (but in no year to be less tnaD
do
do
1894
$4>0,(XX)). Sec annual report in Chroni¬
do
do
1894
cle, v. 17, p. 10.
do
do
1894
New York office.
Feb.*15. ’73 Net earnings, 1873, $424,690. Cost of road,
N. Y.. office 122
Broad’ay Aug. 1,1892 Ac.. $19,1('3.318. Controls Cairo A F.
New York or London. May 1, 1897
road. Stock of Ark. Branch, $2,50t).C00.
New York, Co’s Office June 1,1895
(V. 18, p. a)l, 400.)
do
June 1,1897
do
This Co. took possession Feb. 7, ’72. Gross
N. T.. M. K Jesup A Co Nov.15.187 2
eani'gs to reb.’73, $2,740,820, net $748,139.
N.Y..Natl Bkof Com’rce July 1, 1895
(V. 16, p. 491. 823 ; v. 17, p. 52.)
Leased io Pac. of Mo. at $75,000 per year.
N.Y.,Nat.Bkof Com’rce
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. Nov
$1,000,000 of the first bds.are a mort, on 6).
do
do
Aug., 1902 miles only. Int. due Nov., ’73, was post¬
do
(lo
July 1,1891 poned to Jan..’74. (vol. 16, p. 180,)
N. Y., 3d Nat. Bank.
Jan. 1,1891 Leased to T. H. A Ind. at 85 p. c. of gross
do
do
May 1,1898 earnings (in ’78,$1,180,818.) Bds.guar.by
Office of Treasurer.
T.H. AI.. by C. C. A 1. C, and P.C. A St. L.
Men 1.1901
N. Y., Manhattan Co.
The North or Branch line. Jit. P. to Sank
1892
N. Y.. Drexel, M. A Co.
Ra das, 80m; the main or west St. An¬
1892
do
do
1892
thony to Breckeni-idge. 207m: the St. P
A
Pacific proper, San * Rap. toBrainerd
London,
do
60m, and St. Cloud to St. Vincent 810m
Int. in default.. (V. 17. p. 189, 220. 857
.....M..
880,449, 485. 650. 656. 753; \ . 18, p. 392.)
Laud gr, 708,436 acres. The stocks are
187:3-75
1891
secured by lien, (.v, 16, p. 627.)
Leased to Cent. O., at $174,350 besides ex¬
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Jan., 1909
penses and taxes. Guarant’d by Balt.A o,

.',*1894

.

Formerly Char. A Sav. Road opened for

Charleston, 1st Nat. Bk. Mch 1,1877
througn traffic, March, 1870. CoBt of
N. Y., H. II. Kimpton. ■^ept. 1,1889
road and equipments, $2,040,115.
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
Macon, by M. A W. RR. Jan. 1,1891 In progress, State endorsement declined.
N. Y., Lancaster, B.ACo May 1,1890 In progress. To be 820mllos.
Philadelphia, office.
Jan., 1874 Leaseato Phi). A Readiug. (v. 14, p. 608.)
Net earnings year ending Marcn 1, 1873,
N. Y..Imp. A Trad. Bk.
isso
$266,334; int., $14,700: div., 4 per cent.
N. Y., Roddcy.Bell A Co. Jan., 1,1890 In progress, Selma to Pollard, Ala., 100m.
N. Y., H. Clews A Co. Sept. 1,1889 Defaulted March, 1872. <v. 17, p. 156, 650.5
•Tan. 1,1872 Late Alabama A Tenn. River. Interest
New York, office,
do
Jan. 1,1864
in default, and road to be sold. (V. 17,
do
do
do
Apr. 1,1887
p. 650; y.J8. p. 352.)
N. Y., N. Bk Commerce. I
1889j(V. 16, P- 461.)

Apr! l|

1

432

THE

RAILROAD STOCK AND
DESCRIPTION.

Miles

\}canwktu 1 alley A Pottsv.—Stock

standing.
50

—

1871
1864
1871
1871
1872

gold, on road and lands...
Sheboygan ArFond du Lac—1st Mortgage...
1st mortgage extension
1st luoitgage,

Shepaug Valley (Conn.)—1st mortgage —
2d mortgage

Shore Line {Conn.)—Stock
1st mortgage,construction bonds .'
Sioux City dk Pacific—1st mort
2d mortgage (government enbsldy)
Sioux City dk St. laul— 1st mort., gold,
1st mortgage, currency for $2,100.000
Somerset— 1st mortgage, gold

i86’>
1868

1. gr.

South Carolina—Stock
1st mortgage, sterling loan
do
dollar bonds, L
2d

i87i

122
124

•

1,000
1,000
Var
500

”500

’66,’67
1866
1868
1870
1813

181

1872
1869
1872
1870
1868
ISO'S

500
100

1,000

Guaranteed stock
Company bonds, conv, Into stock at par.
Muscogee RR bonds, conv. at 87*...

7 F8
1

l',660
100

3,877,300
50,000

1,000

3,400,000

f.

1.000

1, (■00.000

1,000

350.000

■■■50

1,000, 00
2,502.250

1865
1870

1.000

145.000

200&C
lUu

1,200,000
2,031,156

6yrac.,Bingh. dk N. Y.—Stock
1st mortgage
2d mortgage

1867
1871

1.00
1,000

1.61*5.825
270,000

500&C

500.000

i860

50

1,000

1,988,150

1872

1,00' lO.OCOp .m
100
3,000,000
100
1,700,000
100
1,000,000

var

8yrac. A Chenango Valley—1st M. gold..
lerre Hautedk Indianapolis—stock
1st mortgage

Texas A Pac.—1st M.,

gold, s.f
Tol., Peoria A Warsaw—stock
1st preierred
2d Preferred

1866
1864
1866
1870
1871

mortgage (W. Dlv.)

1st mortgage (K. Dlv.)
21 mortgage (W.Dlv.) convertible
Consol, mort. (for $6,200,000)
1st mortgage (BurlDiv
2 n., Wab. A Western—stock
Preferred? percent, stock
1st mortgage (Tol. A Ill.)
1st mortgage (L. Erie, W.A St.L.)
1st mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of 59,;
1st mortgage (Ouln. A Tol.)

1,000
1,000
1,001'
1,000
1,000
100
100

1,000
1,00
1,000
1,000

1863

(Ill. A S. Iowa)
2d mortgage (Tol. A Wab.)
2d mortgage (Wab. A W’t’n.)
2d mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of’59.)
Equipment bonds (T.AW.)

Haim. A Cent. Mo.. 1st mortgage
do
do
2d mortgage

1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000

i‘,600
1.00.)

1,000

isii

Lafayette. Muncie A Bloom’t., 1st mort.

7
7 F7 g.
4

i',600

3d mortgage

1868
1870

Utica A Black River—stock
1st M. bonds ot

666,000

7g.

100

1.754.223

200.000
575,000
4,two,000
3,000.000
1,000,000
500,000
5,000,000

73

Misslsquol RR. bODds
Vermont Central—(now Cent.
1st mortgage, consol
2d mortgage, co osol
.•

185

Vt.) stock.

1866
1866
’66-’69
186
1872

Equipment mans

Stanastead, S. & Chambly bonds
New bonfls (to pay floating debt)
Vermont A Mass.—stock
1st mortgage, (sink’g fuxd

$7,000

SO
77
80

per yr.)

Convertible bonds
do
do
\icksb. A Merid—1stseries (red endorsed)
2d series (blue endorsed)
3d do
(black endorsed)
4th do
(not endorsed)
Special loan.funding mortgage

140
140
140
140

Vineland, {N.J.)—1st mortgage
Valley (Va.)
Walkill Valley {NY.)—1st mortgage
Wash. City, Va. Midland A G. S.
stock
1st mortgage, O. A A. R.R
‘2d mortgage,
do
....
3d mortgage,
do
4th mortgage
do
Funded Interest
1st mortgage, O.,

35

272
•

•

•

•

....

1866
1866
1866
1866
1871
1870
1873
1871
1871

3,000.000

1.000
100
100&C
500

500AC

1,000
1.000
100&C
lOOAc

1,000

....

500AC
100

1851

i867
1871

2,860,00'
550.000
200.000

150,000
717,500
850,000
130,000
1,139,100
225,438
750,000
700.000
2,692.539
41W.000
1,2) >0,000
600,000
700,000
72 1.661

....

.

65*

1.500,000
2.000,000
500,000
2.500,000

3.00 '.090

1855
1853
I860

do

A. A M. RR
2d mortgage,
do
Lynchburg A Danv., 1st mort., guar. cp.




•47 *

....

1865

500&C

F.A
F. A
F.A
M.A
F.A
M.A
M.A
M.A
M.A
7
7 F.
7
7
7
7 g.
F- f7

1,000.000

1,650.000
350,000
521 U00

on bonds and 6 on stock.
Interest m default.

Stock

paid up, $434,170.

N.H.,Nai.*N

H. Bunk.
Jan ,1874 Leased to N. Y. A N. Haven at $100,000 poi
do
do
year.
Old stock exch. for new July, ’73
jept. 1,1880
N. Y., Nat. Park Bank. tan. 1, .898 S'ock paid In $1,788,000. Dividends if 7
U. S. Treas.,at maturity
per cent pal 1 on pref. stock
i, 1898
Y..Meiropoll.N.Bk.
Completed to La Mart, Oct.. 1872. Lands,
p- c
o- c
629,832 ac’s. Stock, $2,800,000. (v.l6,p.627)
June, 1811 Leased to Maine Central.
Charleston, S.W.ltR.Bk May, 187
G'OSS earnings In L873, $’..491,0;5; operat¬
Loudon.
1882-88
ing expenses, $914,550; net earnings,
New York.
$5,6,465 (an Increase of $31,S60i,ver 18,2)
1882-88
do
Jet. 1,1902
payments for interest, $417,117.
Charleston.
July. 1874
do
do
N. Y.,Drexel, M. & Co.
Completed 8ept., 1872, operated by L. & N
Preferred stock, $'.,500.00C. (v. 15, p. 453.)
N. Y.,
Bank. Mch 1,1887 Interest in etault, since Sept., 1873. (V.
17, p. 325, 388,628, 650 ; V. 18, p. 8,137.)

Nov.11901

Gaiiatin
Shipherd

&Co
Y.,Vermilye & Co.

N.Y..J. It.
N.

do

do

N. Y.,P. M.
do

7
7
7
7
g
7

.Myers & Co.

6
8
7
10
8 F

6g.
6

7

2*
6 F6

6g.

Macon.

N.Y., Farm. L. AT.Co.
do
do
New York
Y..
Ex.
Am.
Nat. Bk
N.

1886

Leased to Central Ga. Dividends 8 per
cent a yr, to every 10 per cvnt on Cent.
Ga. sto k. (v. 14, p.74.)

1872-76
Feb., 1900 Traffic guarantee of 25 p. cfromC „Col„
C. A I. Railroad. Int. in default.
Feb.. 1900

•

0

do

do
do

1879

Dec., 1887
Y., Union Trust Co. Aug., 1891
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.&T.Co. Feb. 2 1874
do
do
July, 1379
N.

New York or London.

New

N.
A.
A.
A.
N.
A.
N.
N.
N.
N.

no

do
N.

1 une

do
do
do
do

*

do

do
do

do

do

1,1894
Apr. 1,1886
May 2,1910
Juuel, 1901

Metropol. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do

do

do

do
do
do
do
do

Operating

Net

1890

earnings.

expenses.

1882
1878
1878

1872., $6,- 08,978
1871..
5,736,666
Ii70.
4,544.611
The Hannibal &

$1,365,144
3,776,323
3 236,265

earnings.
$1,613,634

.

,

_

j

on

1901
1887
1885
1875
1882

J. A i>.

M.A N.
J. A J.
M. AN.
MAN.
-J. A J.
J A J.
J. A J.
J. A J
J. A J
J. A J.

1

6
7 f.

7
7
7
7
1

A.AO.
J. A J.
A. AO.

•y

A. A O.

”e’

M.A N.
J. A J.
M.A N.
M.A S.

J. A J.

4-To.

New mort. 01 T8«8 Is
for steel rails. See Chronicle.
638, 757; V. 17, p 4 0, 514.

their bo ds.

Operates 55 miles of road.

lV 1910

1896-99
]
1867

Issued by Troy A guar by RRs. using T.U .
Net earnings 1873, $8,760.
Net earnin
in 1873, were $",291,242, an
increase of $1,195,210 over 1»<2. New 8d
mortgage b’nds are offered lu exch. for
incomes. (V. 17. p. 16, 47, 52. 2U. 251
889, 5SS, 773, 788. 792 ; V. 18, p. 8, 89,192

262,273.)

Sept. 1874
April, 189(

Vfav 1, 'BK Late Atchison A Pikes P. Int. In default
Nov., 1873. (See V. ’.7, p. 588, &S4.)
1896-1-8

July l, 189( Stock, $500,000. Cost of road Ac. $1,000,000.
Api. 10, ’74 The Cam.* Amb. RR. and branches, Del.A
Rarlc n Canal and NdW Jersey Railroad
Mar. 1,1891
1.1894

Philadelphia.
days after demand.

Philadelphia.

1, 1888

Apr.lVl875
1880

form the United Co.’s of N.J. They
were leased
to Penn. R. R., at 10 per
cent on stock and assumption of all
liabilities Oct. 20. 1871. In 1873 the gross
earnings were $11,255,062 ; operating ex¬
penses, $8,823,732; and interest, $1,168,570;
dividends paid
by lessee. $1,948,450,
showing loss to lessee on year’s opera¬
tions of $685,689.

Feb. 1.1*75

Aug. 1.187Overdue.
Jan. >, I69C

Jan, 1873

July, 1878
July, 1891

Boston. E. Blake A Co. June

1*.1872

Formerly Black Riv. & Utica,
ings, 1871-72, $109,654.

Net earn-

(v. 16, n. 293.)

Leased
den J

m!a*‘n.

1,308,376

July, 1890
Aug., 1901
May, 1890

J. & J.

7
7
8
7
8

1,959,83"

Naples ana other roads
following it in the table are leased by T.
w. & W.. with an obligation 10 pay inter
es

Phila., Sate Deposit Co. Apr.

“

_

to pay
v. 16, p

N. Y., Nat. Bk of Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do

N. Y. A Boston. '
U. S. Treas., at maturity
M.& S. N. Y.. Morion, B. A Co.
A. & O.
N. Y. & Boston.
do
M.& S.
A. & O.
London.M. & N. N. Y., Company’s office.
U. S.Treas. at maturity.
J. & J. N. Y., Jay Cooke A Co.
Phi a. A N. Y. Offices.
Q—T.
M. & S.
Phl adelphia Office.
do
A. & 0.
do
London.
M. & S.
do
M &S.

follows

Gross

K

*7*

years, as

May 1, 1893

A.
London.
F.
Phil idelphia Office.
F. & A
J. & D.
Princeton, N. J.
|
M. & N.
Philadelphia Office. |
F. & A. N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
do
F. A A.
do
7
do
do
A. A O.
Salt Lake City
6g. J. A J.
3
Utica.
J. A D.
7
Utica A N. Y.
J. A J.
do
7
do
J. A J.

8
8

tive

N. Y., office of Co
Winslow, L. A Co.
N. Y., office of Co.
do
do
do
do
do

report for last fiscal year in Chroni
17. p. 490, showing the compara¬
results 0/ operations for three

clk. v.

Aug. 1888

N. Y.,

.do
do
do

Full

Nov. 1,187S
1890
1890

6
6
6
6
6

6

Ills., lllm.

Wa saw,

Dec.

6g.

7 f.

Western division, Peoria to
117m.
Cost of road about
$U,OjO,OU). Interest In default Dec., ’73.
Parsed Into Receiver’s hands, Feb., ’74.
(V. 17, p. 753; V. 18. p. 168, 241, 273.)

Jan’.,' 1870
1,’1896

Y., office of Co.
d»

Q.-F.

j.'ad.

Sold In bankruptcy July 8. ’73. ( \17,p.!56.)
Net earnings in 1872, $343,28*, against
*512 076 in 1831. (V. 17. p. 51. !88, 357. 525.)
1,1912 No bonds sold. (v. 17, n, 588. 620, 804,836.)
Ea tern division. State line, Ind. to Peoria

York, Co.’s office, Feb’.

do
do

-.

6 F.
6
F. <fc A.
7
Du 90
6
A. & O.

7
8

Cost of road and equipment, $502,468,
Int. in default. ( v. II, p. 650, 753.)
Coal road.
Net earnings, 1871-72. $246,915
(v. 14, p. 628.)
Interest in default, (v. 17, p. 650.75S.)
Leased to Del., Lack. A West.

1874

Nov.l, 1-86
Philadelphia & Boston. Feb. 16,1874
Philadelphia.
July 1, lfi75
Phils., W. Painter & Co. Oct. 1,1890
N.Y., D.L. & W. RR Co. Dec. 20, ’73

F.& A.
F. & A.
M.& N.
J. <fc J.
F. & A.
M.& N.
M. & X.
F.& A.
J. & J.
A. & O.
M.& N.
M.<fe S.

’4

1878-88
1890

day 1,1900

do

earnings year ending Sept. 20, 1872.

$109,021.
In progress. Ottumwa to Ced. Rapids, la
L. er. l,792,000ac. Int. indetault and road
under foreclosure, (v. 13, p.3.)

Savannah, Cent. RR., Ga

A.'&'O.

fT*-

Net

1,’82

Mar.

i

m!a

2,500.000
600,000
2,700,000
5,000,000
2,700,0* '0
675,000
225,000
1,300,000
1,100,000
250,000

l'.OOO

1868
1871

July 868

Mortgage bonds, 2a issue
Utica, Chenango A Sus. V—stock.
Vermont A Canada—stock
Bonds,guar, by Vt. Central

A.A

2.496.000
500,000

100.000

Leased, F eb., 1863, to North. Cent, at 7 p. c.

July, 1901
Nat. Bank. rune, 1884
do
Oct., 1896

N. Y., City
■do

,

2,500.000

,

lastDIvrd.

do

do

RBMATUtR.

Due,

Stocks,

Philadelphia Treasurer.

Varl.
Vari.
F.&A.
F.& A.
J. & J.
N1.& N.
3
F.& A.
6
J. & .1.
7
A. &<>.
8
J. & I).
7
A. <fe <>.
7
.1. &D.
7 g. F. & A.
5
J.& J.
‘1
A.& O.
6g. J.& D.

1,500,000

Convertible bonds
Troy Union—1st mort., guar. Troy City.
Tiickerton—1st mortgage
Union Pacific—stock
1st mortgage,gold.on road and equip’t...
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
i()38 1874
3d mort. (2d on lam) sink, f
3,500,000
•67-’69 1,000
Land Grant bonds on 12,(W0,000 acres
\72o.OOO
1869
Income bonds for $10,00 *,000
1,000 10,000,000
1871
Omaha bridge bonds, sterling, 0500,000...
£•201'
2,500,000
1866
100
Union Pacijlc, Central Branch—1st M.,gold
1,000
1,600,000
100 ’66-7-8 .1.001'
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
1,600,010
25
1570 500&C
Union A Titusville—1st mortgage
500.000
United N. J. RR.A Can. Companies—stock
100 19.000.000
1571
Mortgage loan, coupon
3.000,0 1
1*71
United Co’s mortg., sink, fd., reg
2,000,000
do
1871
sterling loan mortg., s. f ..
1.846,000
do
do
do
s.f....
1871
1,800,000
dollar loan, mortg
do
lb7l
151,000
to
N.J
do
i oud
State of
1871
500,00:'
Joint Co’s plain bonds
675,000
do
34mortg., ster.s. fd. (£262.000)..
1,3 0,000
do
plainDonas...
1,700 000
do
do
866,000
consol. M., (s. fd after 1830)...
do
1862
5,000.000
1865
N. Jersey RR A T. Co.1st loan, plain.
1,00c
300,00'
do
2d loan, plain
1863
450.010
1,000
do
3 1 loan due State N. J.
Utah Central—1st mortgage, gold..

by v\hom.

"T

7
7 g. f.
7 g f.
7
7

ben

Where Payable and

F.& A.
M. & S.
M.& N.
A. & O.
,J. & J.
M. & S.
M. & S.
.*.& D.

?F-

300,000
300,000
650,000
427,000
2X5
680,000
29
1871 500&C
*408,000
1038
10(' 36,745,00“'
1038 ’66-’69
1,000 27,236,1 2
1,000 27.236,512

2d mortgage

m! &*s.

7 K
8 f.

500&C
500&C
)00&c
500&C

Troy A Boston—1st mortgage

M. & S.

7
7

M.A N.
J & D.

1.000,000
1.500,000

500&C

Lafayette.Bloom’ton & Miss—1st M

7*.

*

F.& A.
J. A D.

250&C

1867
1873
1869
1868
1870
1871
1870

8

J. & J.
J. & J.

250,000
15,000,000
1,000,000
900,000

100&C

Consol, mortgage, eo iv
New 2d mortgage, gold
1st mortgage. (Decatur A E. St. Louis)..
Hannibal A Naples—1st mortgage
do
do
2d
do

.

A.& G.

6

1,800,000
1,600,000
1,300.000

300.000

1859

J. * J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J & J.

6

7
6
7

800,000

1.000

1st mortgage

Q.-F.

5g-

1,500, 00
600,000
1.500.0C0
3,340,000
1,252,000
6^5,"00

399,000
300,000

1st mortgage
Sunbury dk Lewiston—1st mort

1st

7
6
6

1.000,000

1,000

Bonds , 5

Principal,

.

450.000

lOOAc

1S70
1870
1865

F.& A.
J. & .1.
J. & D.
A. & O.
A.& O.
J & J.
J. & J.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.

•3*

5,819.275
1.486,333
897,000
615,500
111,000
1,296,500
76,000
4,’.00,000
5,000,000
750,000
1,500,000

1 000

257

Sullivan dk Erie—let, mortgage, conv., s.
iSummit Branch {Pa.)— Stoca

1,000,000
200,000
1,629,000
1,628,200
500,000
1,240,000

83,(W0

Southwestern,{Ga.)—Stock,com..

.Spring/, dk Ills. S. A.—1st mort., gold
2d mortgage, gold
kter'ung Mountain {N. Y.)—1st mort.

750,000

'

ioo

When H

Payable.

3
T F7
8
7
7

200.000

i86>;
1872

South Side (L. I.)—1st mortgage...
2d mortgage
3d M. A 1st on extension & on branctie-*..
Southern Central {N. Y.)— 1st Mortgage ...
2dm. gold ($400,000 end. by Lehigh v.R.R.)
South. Iowa dk Cedar Rapids—1st M., gold.
Southern Minnesota—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Southern Pennsylvania—lei vl.glu.
2d mortgage, gold

869,450
2.0UU.000

100
100&C
500&C
500&C

i868

Domestic bonds (G)

Domestic bonds (l)
Domestic bonds (E)
80. A No. Alabama—1st M. endors. by Ala
Sterling mortgage, guar, by L. A N...

Rate

Cent.

694,000
400,000

1871
1871

242
242
242

mortgage (for $3,000,000)

500&C
1,000

BOND LIST.

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount
Out¬

of
For explanation of
all references, see Road
loot notes on 1st page of RR. Tables.

LApril 25, 1874

CHRONICLE

t

stock.

Divl-

(v. 15, p.

604.)

on

passed June,

The company made default, Sept. 21,1872,
Anew corporation, the’* Central Ver¬
Boston, Globe Nat Bank Nov. 1,1886
do
do
mont’’ organized in 1878. See Chroni¬
1891
do
do
1876-77
cle, V. 16, p. 292, 621; v. 17, p. 21; V. 18
no
do
p. 88.
do
do
1902
Boston, office.
April 8,1874 Leases Troy A Greenf. till completion of
do
J uly 1 lb83
Hoosac Tunnel.
Net earnings, 1872-73,
do
$114,931. (v. 15, p. 836, v. 16, p. 188,219)
July 1,1879
do
July 1,1385
Phila., Girard Nat Bank Jan. 1.1890 Net earn’gs yr enamg March 1,1873 were
do
r
do
Jan. 1,1890
$141,336 as shown in annual report 1"
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
Chronicle, v. 16, p.795.
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
do
*
do
1880
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.AT.Co. Apr. 1,1890 Foreclosed July 2, 1873. (v. 17, p. 157.)
Chronicle, v. 17, p. 517.
N. Y., Bull’s Head Bank
1896
Completed 35 miles, June, 1872.
Gross earnings year ending 8ept. 30,1873,
.

Balt., R. Garrett A Sons.
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

Balt., R. Garrett & Sons

May,’i873

Jan. 1,1875

May l, 1873
Sept 1, 1880
Mar. 1**1882
1891
I
.

$988,3ii. Expenses, $584,772. Net earn¬
ings, $403,598. Orange, Alex. A M. RKconsolidated with

Lynchburg & Dan¬

ville, April, 1873, under this name.

Co. has resolved to issue a consol,

gage to take up

the others.

Th*

mort¬

April 26, 1»74.]

483

THE CHRONICLE

Export* or Leading Articles from New York.
The followingtable,compiledfrom Custom House returns,shov s
the exports of leading articles from the port of New Yorfe since

Commercial ®tmes.
COM iMEllClAL EPITOME.
Friday Night,
April 24,1874.
The veto of the Senate

bill by the President has proj
duced an important effect in mercantile circles. It has caused a
decline of about 2 per cent, in gold, and thus compelled buyers of
domestic merchandise for export to reduce their bids ; it has dis¬
couraged speculative holders of merchandise and thus increased
the offerings on sale ; and it has checked buying for a rise, and
thus reduced the demand for goods; and yet, the character of the
measure was so doubtful in its practical operation, present and
prospective, that the change has been more in the temper of our
markets than in the prices current. The weather has continued
unfavorable to business, but to-day was more spring like. The
resumption of inland navigation on the great lakes became com¬
plete on Monday last, when the ice disappeared from the Straits
of Mackinac, and the Erie Canal will, it is announced, be re¬
opened on the 5th of May.
Provisions have continued to exhibit considerable activity in
hog products, and prices have been variable. The following is a
statement of comparative stocks at Chicago:
currency

April 1, 1873.
Pork, bbls
Lnrd, tea..:
S- P. Hams, tes,..*.
h. C. Hams, lbs,
D. S. Shoulders, lbs
Bacon,

Cumberland, lbs
Long clear, lbs
Short clear, lbs
Short rib, lbs
Other cuts, lbs

Bellies, lbs
The upward tendency in pork and lard
tinued until Wednesday, when new mess

89,472
42,200
35,731

5,056.500
70,000
117,300
3,874,256
9,062,800
197,000

January 1,1874, to all the principal foreign countries, and also tne
totals for the last week, and since January 1. The last two lines
show total values, including the
those mentioned in the table.
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value of all other articles beside*
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379,717
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568,874
503,723

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noted in our last con¬
pork sold at $17 for
May, $17 25 for June, and $17 40 for July ; and prime Western
: : :S :
: : :s :
steam lard sold at 10fc. for April and May, and Htyc. for June.
Bacon was also higher, with sales of short rib 9|c., long clear at
10£c., and short clear at lO^c. The demand for pickled meats
was also active at improving prices.
But yesterday the specula¬
>©
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fe
oi
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Q —< CO
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tion received a check from the decline in gold, and prices were
to
to
25
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lower and unsettled. Beef has been firm, and butter more steady,
‘a
g • eo'-r
while of new cheese there have been some opening sales at
15@16£c. for fair to fine factories. To-day, pork was active at
.©iraeOO
some decline, new mess selling to the extent of several thousand
:§ : : :§§sSiii^si§ * Sg
53 8 : : :
►.
• * •
bbls. at $17 C5 in a jobbing way, $16 75016 88 for May (closing at
*
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the inside price)* $16 95 for June, and $17 25 for July. Lard, also,
^
was active; prime Western sold at 10£c. for April and May, lOfc.
.OMmooo
op — op
for June, and 10^c. for July. Bacon was quoted at 10c. for long clear
CO
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and 10ic. for short clear. Pickled meats were in good deinahd.
►
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Coffee has been much moje active, but at prices favoring buy¬
^
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ers, with Rio quoted 18£<a)23c. gold, and Java 24@26c., gold.
The tf
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stocks at this market, yesterday, were 124,773 bags Rio, 40,358
«OsC5
f"
to
©
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•u’o5co-g;<
OO
.«OTC?1 : S-W.
mats and 2,829 bags Java, and 50,060 bags and 2,094 mats of other
* *
C5~ •
^ • °°.**
5 *1
: •
descriptions. Rice has been steady, but less active, and the stock H Wq
of Rangoon has increased to 13,300 bags.
Molasses has further
advanced, with a sale of 50 test Cuba Muscovado at 38c., with
stocks about the same as last Friday. Sugars have been active in
i
••• r
the past two or three days, and prices of Cuba Muscovado have
2
advanced to 7-jK§)7ic. for fair to good refining, with Centrifugal
•S • • I0!?40 •©
• ■ ■'i*
:8 : :
ranging from 8±@9c, and No. 12 box clayed quoted at 8£c. Refined
:s ;
as.
• • *
sugars firm at 10±@10ic- for hards. The stocks of raws, yesterday
3S
morning, had increased to 71,338 hhds, 53,055 bxs and 191,368 bags.
Freights have been dull, and, in the past day or two, rates have
ne
been weakening. There is not sufficient grain here to employ the
room available, while the speculation in leading staples early in
§
~
^ ,<oW S * g|the week and the decline in gold yesterday and today, have
operated to check shipments. Late engagements include: To
: *.s :
: • JSi
:g : : :
Liverpool, by steam, 40,000 bushels grain at 10d@10id ; wheat to
:::::: :5. : : •’ :
: : : : ^
London by sail, 9d.
The charters to-day embrace vessels with
grain to Cork for orders at 7s flat; to Penarth Roads at 6s 9d, and
to the Continent at 7s 3d, and for petroleum to Cronstadt at 5s 3d,
50 O)
Si
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and yesterday, cases to Trieste at 35c.
Refined petroleum has continued quiet, but quotations are
^ * *s
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firm, owing to a combination existing at the Creek, for the pur¬
pose of advancing prices, have shut off three-fourth of the wells;
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—llOQpeO
quoted at the close 15|<al6c. for early delivery, with a small busi¬
£ P CO
to CO •
Crude has been more active and firm, though at the close
ness.
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there was an easier feeling, with small sale at 7fc., for spot.
Rosin has advanced and held firm at $2 7002 75 for strained,
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closing dull at these prices. Spirits turpentine is easier, and a
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very fair business has been done, closing at 4h£c.
In hops there
3 ' 'ri s
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was a steadier feeling produced by a better demand.
Wool con¬
tinues steady, and considerable business has been transacted, in¬
.523*22© •eo©t-'9‘®co©
8 !: :S :
2
cluding 80,000 lbs. No. 1 to XX Ohio fleece at 52@55c. Whisky
^ *
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closed steady at ,98c. There was a sale of 17,000 bags linseed
afn
at Boston on private terms.
Metals were quiet, with the excep¬
:S
tion of tin, which was more active at the previous prices.
iSSi
Ig S2S1
isl
2s
Stearine moderately active at ll£@ll£c. for prime.
Tallow
JC
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& e'i
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closed quiet at 7£<a>7£c. Hides and leather have been quiet. A
sale of 1,000 bbls. crude sperm oil was reported at $1 60. Linseed
l
oil is higher at 97@98c.
Kentucky tobacco has been moderately active, with sales for
the week of 500 hhds., of which 350 were for export, and 150 for
consumption. Prices have been without important change; lugs
5@6c., and leaf 7i@10ic. Seed leaf has been quiet; sales, crop
of 1872, 90 cases.
State* 5£c.; 350 do. Ohio, 6|@6$c.; 400 do.
Connecticut, 5£<a>12c.; 276 do. Pennsylvania, 5@8c., and 101 do.
si
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Wisconsin, at 5(a>6c.; also, crop of 1870, 47 cases Connecticut, 5c.
g|«|sgS5
Spanish tobacco in fair request, with sales of 500 bales Havana at
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[April 26, 1874.

House return

following table, compiled from Custom

The

ihows the foreign imports of leading articles at this port since
Jan. 1,1874, and for the Bame period of 1878 :
[The quantity is given in packages when not otherwise specified.]
Since
SUrae
Jan. 1,'74. time 1873

Same
time 1873

Since

Jan.1,’74.

..

112,348
6,814

2,362
1,997
6,870
5,700
474,414

plate

Bnttonf

Coal, tops
Cocoa, bags
Coffee, bags

417

bales

Cotton,

Drugs, Ac—
Bark, Peruvian.,
Blea. powders...

8,139
1,576
557

Cream Tartar...
Gambler

13,196
1,214
1,333

Gem, Arabic....
Indigo

478
303

283
2S3

5,732

11,983

Madder....

Oils, essential..
Oils, Olive
Soda sal .'.
Soda ash
Flax
Fnrs.
.

27.308

2,883,141
30,976

Hides, dressed..
India rnhber

Oranges

647

4,558

20,216

20,253

442,912

29,111
26,952
7,806

64,384
44,844

589,903
26,419
1,355

19,786

273,609

496,692

55,374

150,937

142.673
860.324

102.772

267

386

207,284
28,677

715,9:18
382,143

093,368
464,386
4,187,208 4,497,514
240,395
219,315

Spices, &c.—

256.123

30,432

Molasses

144,145

500,377
536,242
30,010
1,093

Cassia

Ginger
655
Pepper
Saltpetre
1,300 Woods—

927

Watches
Linseed.

202 288

470*295

Nuts
Raisins

393

Jewelry

39,655

$638,883 ; $790,965
12,929
29,871

1,304
53,259 Hides, undressed..

Jewelry, Ac.—

49,639

107,988

83,088

28,608
6,669
81,793

148,223

104,218
45,805

Cork
Fustic

*

Logwood
Manogany

9,067

150,555
31,335

110,019
38,697

223,679
37,855

Receipts of Oomestlc^Produce.
The receipts of domestic produce since January
the same time 1873, h&ye been as follows :
Since

|

pkgs.
Breadstuff*, Ac.—

2,502

Ashes

Flour.-... ..bbls.
Wheat
bush.
-Corn
Oats/.

Oil cake

2,201

1,227,268
772,217 Peanuts.
.bags.
8,873,082 1,280,960 Provisions—
Butter
.pkgs.
5,240/938 1,540,418
Cheose....
2,431,899 2,292.423
...

...

228,949
453,156

32,891
29,929

Grass seod.bags.

bbls.
bush.

137^314

Cotton,.

bales.

76,494
402,265

Hemp..

bales.

1,128

Hides
Hops

bales.

C. meal....bbls.

211,876

No

Outmeats.

2,223
413,402
55,683
15,869
14,981

6,953
1,084,87822,394

Eggs
Pork

Beef.

89, &50

..bbls,

Spirits turpen.

Rosin
Tar
Pitch

..

273,751 tStearine....
5,093 Sugar

43,938

212,344

164,825

115,424
184,121
169,043
77,972
12,031

141,216
339,140
141,600
74,153
12,601

140,484

223,339
13,014
4,641

111,227
8,506

99,305
5,t‘65

234

'681

.pkgs.

13,612

13.127

Tobacco
Tobacco.... .hbda.

67,472

17,279 Wuiskey....
bales.
154,978 iWool
16,752

76,128
12,243
106,793

46,371
24.128
58,405
23,766
93,812

822.415

Sugar

*22369 Tallow

.

.

18,493
91,027
28,368

267

13,461

bbls
.hhds.

3.838

4,061

528

15,437
8,660

.kegs.
pkgs.

327,70C
1,519 IStarch

Naval Stores—
Cr. turp.

..

Lard
Lard
Rice

43,032

59,493

pkgs.

Oil, lard....

Rye
Barley, Ac

Leather. ...sides.
Molasses
bbls.

1,1874, and for
Since
Same
Jan. 1,’74. time 1873

Same

Jan.1,’74. time 1873

Psas.l

10,631

2,081

Charleston...
Savannah
Texas
New York...
Other ports*

4,369
4,334
8,086

1,858
1,005

12,639

494

2,148

37,807
2,538,436

11,693
2,0 0
1,700
1.481

2»,405 •
2,000
8,027
7,420

2.200
453
429

....

22,752

•

921

801;

j Dressed Ilogs.. No.

COTTON.
Friday, P. M., April 24,1874.
By special telegrams received to-night from the Southern ports
we are in possession of the returns showing the receipts, exports,
Ac., of cotton for the week ending this evening, April 24. It
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
82/)8(J bales against 811,739 bales last week, 50,043 bales the pre
viouB weak and 59,553 bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September, 1873, 3,523,677 bales against
3,209,89$ bales for the same period of 1872-73, showing an in¬
crease since September 1,1873, of 313,779 bales.
The details of
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corres¬
ponding weeks of the five previous years are as follows:
Received this week at—

26,938
3,490
5,521
8,555
1,977

5,2t6

1873.

157,975
82,159
21,238

154,850
88,977
18,473
40,918
54,803
97,148

88,094
45,232
136,570
40,000

14,158

18,585
2,577

283

40,000

60.S72
63,301
19,956
439,664
2.424,216
328,063
2,105,900 ,
657,747
The exports this week under the head of “other ports” include from Balthnbre
1,271 bale < to Liverpool, and 429 bales to Bremen; from Boston 617 bales to Liver pool; from Norfolk 200 bales to Liverpool.

1874.

1873.

From the foregoing statement, it will be seen that,
compand
with the corresponding week of last season, there is an increase in
the exports this week of 2,429, bales, while the stocks to-night are

26,654 bales

than they were at this time a year ago. The
usual table showing the movement of cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to April 17, the latest mail dates.

bllowing is

more

our

1872.

1871.

1870.

New

Orleans
Mobile....
Charleston
Savannah

baleB.

Texas...

Tennessee, Ac...
Florida.....

Carolina
Virginia

North

Total this week
Total since Sept.l

10,522
4,067
3,320
5,971

5,‘220

18,900
4,687
2,585
7,732
10,203
6,524

Great
1973.

400
486

171
963

115

5,202

4,'.44

32,030

46,3:3

4.192

8,243

8,967

175
470

882

723

5,079

5,216

2,609

1.66S

26,512

50,685

40,575

13,997
5,490

8,829

2.6'4
4,035
8,2 6
6,901

1,735
3,339

34
753

3,523,6:*

962

714

3,209,898 2,564.652 3,570,759 2,529,116

811

•

1125,023 '.085,653
282,108 301,204
403,613
332,342
6:2,771 566,867
Texas
343,510 313,(28
New York
1«2, <00
100,363
Florida
12,722
11,039
40,634
51,067
No. Carolina
449,229
3'8,913
Virginia
43,032
43,04-2
Other ports..

499,816
67,867
144,019

.

Mobile

Charleston....
Savannah

Total this year 3491,597
Total last year

1

....

222,010
6,995
86,116
33,917
14,753

203,252
I' 5,572
315,703

8,139

Week of last season:

224,038
30,983
36,107
153,419
38,942
28,161

945,864
105,*45
2:6,212

868

6,326
15,513
79,267

7,233
18,540

1501,129

321,995

3163,525 1411,105

213,105

....

390.588

219,267
882,003

wise
Ports.

Stock.

136,448
151,767
167,303
203,091
80,400

172.882
33,463
27,368
42,783
48,815

144,588

12,722

“65

.

Um

39;0i0

427,185

8,133
86,000

537,791

2360,915 1217,998

515,599

420,818

2045,028 1208,156

464,838

The market the past week for cotton on the
strong, and prices, as compared with last Friday,

spot has been

show

a

partial

advance, except for ordinary, which is lower ; but neither activity
of business nor buoyancy of tone has prevailed.
The disturbance
of the money market, which began to be felt last Saturday,

resulting from a semi-official construction put upon the currency
bill which passed the Senate, gave more uneasiness to holders of
cotton, and in view of the comparatively large accumulation of
stocks here, the offerings on sale were somewhat increased, but
notwithstanding firmer accounts from Liverpool, and an advance
in gold and exchange, the demand continues to be mainly for
consumption. Neither export nor speculation was even moder¬
ately brisk. On Monday, there was a general advance of £c, but
on Tuesday quotations were revised.
Ordinary was reduced ±c,
and low middling remained unchanged, while all the other grades
were reduced £c.
Yesterday, some depression in Liverpool and
a decline of If per cent, in gold were met by a renewal of the
reports of bad weather at the South, and the .close was
steady.
To-day, the market continued steady, bqt quiet.
For future delivery the market has been quite variable and
irregular. Up to near the close of Tuesday’s business it was the
almost universal opinion that the Senate currency bill would
receive the approval of the President.
This, with the small
receipts at the ports, stronger accounts from Liverpool, and bad
weather at the South, gave an upward tendency to the Summer
and Autumn months, to which the speculation was largely
diverted. But on Tuesday, the weather reports from the South
being more favorable, and rumors current that the currency bill
bad been or would be vetoed, the later months, and especially
the next crop, were neglected, and the early months sold at some
decline. It was not till after the change on Wednesday that the
actual veto became public here, and in conjunction with other
adverse influences caused Thursday to open at about the lowest
figures of the week, with sales not only for all the remaining
months of this crop, but for four months of the next crop1 Nov¬
ember going at 174c., ana December at 17£(#)i7±c.; the renewal of
reports of bad weather at the South caused some recovery of
prices in the later transactions. To-day the market opened weak
in sympathy with a general depression of speculative feeling,
with gold down to lllf; with, however, the recovery of gold
subsequently, to 112£. There was a more cheerful feeling apparent,
and an active demand sprung up for the early months, resulting
in fractional improvement in prices.
The small receipts at the
ports, and the rapid reduction of stocks on hand, were also
elements of strength. After ’change futures were quite irregular,
with considerable activity at 16 25-32@16 13-16c for April, 16 27-32
(a)16fc for May, 17fcfor June, 17 27-32cfor July, 18 3-32@18|c for
August. The tatal sales for forward delivery for the week are
123,900 bales, including
free on board. For immediate de¬
livery the total sales foot up this week 9,278 bales, including
1,807 for export, 5,787 for consumption, 1,362 for speculation,
and 322 in transit.
Of the above, 300 bales were to arrive.
The following are the closing quotations :
Upland and

Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Strict Good Ordinary
Low Middling

13%®.
i5%®.
16%®.
16%®.
17%@.
18 %@.

per lb.

Middling

Good Middling

Below

New
Orleans.

Mobile.

13%®.

Texas.

13%®....
15%®....

15 %®.

13%®..

SVtr

16 7-16
17 ®....

16%®.
17%@.
18%@.

17

17%®....
19%®....

®..

17%®..
19%®..

give the sales ot spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands at this market each day of the past week :
we

29,499

this evening, are now 466,318 bales. Below are the
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
made np

For’gn. Total.

5,958
8,280
60,662

.

SALKS.

1,935,624

The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
63,301 bales, of which 37,307 were to Great Britain, 6,038 to
France, and 19,956 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as

Coast-

Other

Britain. France.

1872.

1869.

8,039
8,653
1,925
6,394
3,160'

6,381
1,706
3,921
8,676
4,115
6,292

SBPT.lTO—

EXPORTED SINGS

RECEIPTS

8INOK fiBPT.I

PORT8.

Florida.




1874.

6,0?8

....

'igars

2,3 ;0

329

1,858,36?

value—

2,338

I vo tj

Beans,

France

NewOrleans.
Mobile

New Orleans

Rice

Bristles

71,079
364,067

332,058

bbls.

1,564

1,064
69,821

Hemp, bales
Hides, Ac—

Steel

Tib, boxes
Tin slabs, lbs...

13.401 Fish
17,769 Fruits, Ac.—
Lemons...
3,457

319

Gunny cloth
Hair...

77,484
129.035
54,905
21tf,001 1,929,639

20,614 Fancy goods

17,700
14,224
12,423
3,312
1,893

Soda, bi-carb—

Iron, RR. bars...
Lead, pigs
Spelter, lbs

202 Corks.

369

Opium

2,564
1,236
188,026

941

8,925
11,200 Tobacco
1,292 Waste
613 Wines, Ac—
2,192
Champagne, bks.
Wines
1,407
1,831

10,354

Cochineal

Hardwflie

5,739
18,136
207,282
13,071
3,683
8,11-0
8,979
14,981*
4l2,7t0
2,404

2,895
9,976

China,....

Glass

G.Brlt.

April 24.

Total this 8amew'k
week.
1873.
Contln’t

*

1,452

Cutlery

Earthenware—

Earthenware.
G'ass.
Glassware

Aeek ending

Total
Since Sent. 1

China, Glass and

Stock.

Exported to—

Imports of Leading Articles.

Exp’t.

Saturday
Monday

643

Friday

236
38
430
435
23

Total

1,807

Tuesday

Wednesday
Thursday

Consump.

Specula'n

673
267

400
110

1,119

14

1,957

1,492
877

5,787

,

575
250
13

1,362

PRICES.

Tran¬
sit.

Good

Total.

1,718
613

i*S22

1,793
2,062
2.177
915

822

9,278

LOW

Mid

Ord’ry. Ord’ry. Mldl’g. dllng
13%
13%
13%
13%

:-3%
13%
•

•

•

•

16%

17%

15%
15%

16%

17%

15%
15%
15%
15%

16%
16%
16%
16%

17%
17%
17%

....

....

....

17%

\

April 25,1874]

THE, CHRONICLE.
board)

For forward delivery the sales (including — free on
have reached during the week 123,900 bales (all low middling

tion called upon his Factor
dition of the money market

for an advance, but the present con"
in that neighborhood, and the uncer¬
tainties surrounding the future are such, that the Factor was un¬
able to respond, and even refused to “ accept ” for the planter,
although he had paid up every dollar he owed for last year, and
was esteemed a man of
sterling integrity. Thus repelled, we next
discover our poor applicant—knowing he had many hungry
mouths to fill—in search of a “ grocery dealer,”—hia last hope;

or
on the basis of low middling), and the
following is a statement o*
the sales and prices :■
i?or

m
300
100

s.

hales.

April,
cts.

13,300

n....16 9-16

16%

9.900
3,40 J

n...1611-15

8,(00

bales.
s. n

cts.
..16 27-32

.16%

16 13-16
16 27-: 2

16 29-32
16 15-16
100 ro not.
till 1st:..16 81-32
80.) no not.
till 5th..16 31-32
3,600.
1« 31-82
100
IT
100 no not.
till 1st....17 1-32
ICO no not.
till Utli.. 171-32
100 no not.

2O0tio n11.
llll 20th.. ..16%
200
16%

S00 no not.
ti 1 10th. .17 3-16

8.

;50(!
16 11-16
100 8. n... .16 25-31
300
16 23-32
100no not.. .16%
2.900..
16\
I00nonot.l6 25-32
1,100
..16 25-32
100 no not.
till 24l1i.16 18 16
*

1.600..
2,5ft)

;....

bales.

rtS.

17 7-16
17 15-32

4,60:)....
10,o00....
300

...

44,700 total June.
For July.

3,400

May.'
16 25 32
16 13-16

9,000

4i0 no not.
till 29th .16 27-32

The

17 13-16

1,800 total Sept.

7C0.... ....1711-16
900.... ,....17 22-3*
4,800
17 25-32
1,(00...,
2,100...,
17 13-16
700....
17 27-32

one

For October.

....

3,100...

17%

13,300 total July.

iUU

11 1 t-64,

700
100
200.....

17 9-16
17 19-32

17%

2,100 total Oct.
For November.

48,500 total May
For June.
17 9-32
2,500....

5,i00...4

.

...17 5-16

9.000....
17 1 !-82
7 9>'0
17%
3.900.... ....17 13-32
....

200.... ....17 15-'6
200.... ....17 81-32
18
1,300...
18 1-16
100....
...

300

...

500

17%

For December.
500
17%
100
17%

...

2,100 total Aug.

600 total Dec.

following exchanges have been made during the week

%c. pd. to exch. 200 April for May.

The following will show the closing prices each day on the
basis of low middling uplands* for the several /deliveries named:
Sat.

Frl.
On

spot

16%

Aprii

„

16 23-32
16%
17%

May
June

,16%
16%
16 13-16
17 11-2
17 23-32

Mon.

Tues.

Wedr

Tliurs.

i6%

16%

16%
16%

36%
16%

16 29-32
17 13-82
17 13-16

July

17%

September....

18
17 9-16

October
Gold

17%
113%

Exchange

113%

4 S3

4.83

Sales spot
Sales future...

2,999
23,400

1.718

11 13-16
17 19-32
114
4.83
613

18,200

20,800

Aiii.-u.st

18%
#|M

16 27-32

17%
17 23-32
18

113%

4.83%
1,793

26,300

16 18-1G
17 13-16
17 15-32

17%

who would be induced to furnish him with the baoou needed

by his family.

...

For August.
For

1,300

U114th... 171-32

..

10,300 total April.

bales.
cts,
For September.
17 21-32
300
17 11-16
100
10U
17%

16 13-16
17 11-32

17%
18 1-16

17 113—16
17 9-16

17%

113%
4.83%
2,062
17, ‘200

112%
4.33%

17 17 32

2,177
19,000

Fri.
16%
16%
16 27-32

17%
17 27-32
17 31-32

17%
112%

When

informer met him he had at length
Bacon !at
to have it
billed to him at 12ic., and to the account thus rendered nineteen
per cent, interest.is to be added, and a note given due Nov. 1
(about six months hence), secured by mortgage and crop lien.
As we make it up this Southern farmer has satisfied the
hunger
of his family by paying interest at the rate of about 85
per cent;.
Surely, the destruction of the poor is their poverty !
Nor is this an isolated case ; it is the result, which is quite
general, of going into debt for mules, and tools and food, paying
seventy dollars a ton with exhorbitant interest for manure, while
wasting domestic fertilizers, and all for ^tlie purpose of cultivating
one hundred acres of land,
where, if he had cultivated only ten,
thoroughly and economically, he would more likely than not
have secured nearly as much produce, and certainly have realized
a net profit
instead of a loss. One would feel like scolding at
such improvidence, if it were not that one's
sympathy was
thoroughly aroused.
our

obtained the accommodation needed, but what terms !
that point is worth 10c. per lb. cash; this planter is

Help for Louisiana and the Mississippi Leyees.—We
would call the attention of our readers to the article on this sub¬

4.84
915

22,400

ject iu our editorial columns.
Telegraph.—According to our tele¬
Bombay Shipments.—According to our cable despatch received
graph reports tc-night, there has been, as yet, no let-up to the to-day, there have been 66,000 bales shipped from Bombay to
Great Britain the past week and 26,000 bales to the Continent,
succession of rain storms which have, during late weeks, been so
while the receipts at Bombay during the same time have been
prevalent in the Southern States. It will be seen that it is not
92,000 bales. The movement since the 1st of January is an
alone in the overflowed Valley of the Mississippi and its tributary 'follows.
These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay,
rivers that damage is to be feared on this account.
And yet, it is and are brought down to Thursday, April 23;
Weather Reports

not of

course

cease

in time to

by

impossible that floods should subside and rains
.—Shipments this week—* r-Shipments since Jan. 1-* ,—Receipts.—*
Great
ConGreat
ConThis
Since
get in the full proportion of cotton, but the con¬
Britain, tinent. Total.
Britain, tinent.
Total,
week.
Jan. L
dition at present is almost everywhere discouraging to the plan¬ t874
66,(00
92,000
26,000
340,000 201,000
92,000
752.000
541.000
29,000
1,030
30,000
320,000 105,000
425,000
63,000
ters.
Close along the Atlantic Coast appears to be the only 1873
606,000
1872
40,000
9,000
49,000
365,000 108,000
533,000
35,000
684,000
exception, though our Galveston telegram says that the reports
From the foregoing it would appear that compared with last
of damage from that State are greatly exaggerated.
Our Gal¬ fear there is an increase of 62,000 bales this year in the week’s
veston correspondent adds that it has been too cold in Texas and shipments from
Bombay to Europe, and that the total move¬
rained too much for planting and early growing ; but the crops ment since Jan. 1 show anincrease in shipments of 116,000 bales
are
doing tolerably well, with good prospects if the rains only compared with the corresponding period of 1873.
Gunny Bags, Bagging, etc.—There have been no tr&nsaccease
for
a
while; recent - fiosts did no harm.
It has
the past week, but at the close there is some in¬
.tionsinbags
raiued on
four days
this week at
Galveston,
but
the
quiry,
and
several
hundred bales could probably be placed at 12c.
rainfall
has reached only twenty-one
hundredths of
an
cash, while holders are firm at 12£c. for 440s. Domestic cloth
inch. At' New Orleans it has rained more than half the week. has been quiet, only a light jobbing
demand is reported from the
It has rained for five days at Shreveport, the rainfall reaching South, and as usual at this season of the year stocks are accumu¬
There was a sale reported of 1,000 rolls on private terms,
three inches and nine-hundredths : complaint is made of too lating.
but probably at not more than 12c. cash.
We quote 12@12ic. ’
much rain and that much damage is being (lone. At Memphis it cash and time.
Native cloth may be quoted at 9|(al0c., with a
has rained on three days, the rainfall being two inches and forty- sale of 250 bales at 9£c. cash ; there are buyers at the close bid¬
eight hundredths: the West river bottoms are mostly under ding 9c. cash, without business. Borneo quoted at 12£c cash, and
Jute butts have met with a fair con¬
water ; the eastside levees are broken to within thirty miles, and jl2^c time; nothing doing.
the rise is within ten inches of 1867, and is still rising; it is so; sumptive demand from bagging and paper manufacturers, an^
We
cold and wet that but little corn or cotton has been planted, and jthe bulk of the cargo of the British Nation has been sold.
i note 3,500 bales at 2f@2$c.; 500 bales from store at 2$c.; sixty
the latter is rotting in the ground.
It has rAined at Nashville two
heavily and two days slightly, the rainfall being two inches and days, and 300 bales extra quality also from store at 2fc. time.
thirty hundredths: our correspondent adds that another steady !* Visible Supply of Cotton as Made up by Cable and Tele¬
rain has just commenced.
At Mobile it has rained heavily on graph.—Below we give our table of visible supply, as made up
five days, the rainfall reaching three inches and eighty-eight hun¬ by cable and telegraph to-night. The continental stocks are the
dredths, and much damage is feared ; our Selma and Montgomery | figures of last Saturday, but the totalB for Great Britain and the
telegrams state that it has rained continuously five days, overflow¬ afloat for the Continent are this week’s returns, and consequently
ing the Alabama River and its tributaries, the rainfall reaching brought down to Thursday evening; hence to make the totals the
five inches and fifty-three hundredths at Selma, and two inches ;complete figures for tonight (April 24). we add the item of
and eighty-eight hundredths at Montgomery.
At Columbus it exports from the United States, including in it the exports of
has rained two days constantly and two days it has been show¬
j Friday only.
ery. It has rained at Atlanta two days constantly and been show¬ j
1874.
1873.
187*.
ery four days, the rainfall reaching five inches and thirty-seven t Stock at Liverpool
691,000
782,000
hundredths. At Macon it has rained three days severely. At Stock at London
170,000
*07,000
Savannah .it has been warm and dry all the week. They had
Total Great Britain stock
862,000
949,000
989,000
some rain at Charleston early in the week, but the latter part of t
187,000
the week has been clear and pleasant, and on the whole has been Stock at Havre
159,000
16,000
15,000
12,000
very favorable for planting, which is proceeding briskly. At Au¬ , Stock at Marseilles
73,000
66,000
gusta it has rained on three days light, showery, the rest of the Stock at Barcelona
24,000
week being cloudy.
37,000
18,000
The thermometor at Galveston has averaged Stock at Hamburg
56,000
20,000
67, Memphis 56, Nashville 57, Shreveport 58, Mobile 69, Selma Stock at Bremen
75.000
77,000
65, Montgomery and Atlanta G5, Savannah 70, Macon 71, Colum¬ Stock at Amsterdam
■

..

bus 71.

Expensiye Cotton Raising.—The good old

Book tells us that
poverty.” Never was this
the history of the South¬
ern
planter since the war. A case in point is before us now. We
are not at
liberty to give either the names or the place, but we
will vouch for the accuracy of the incident. The planter in ques¬
u

the destruction of the poor is their
truth more forcibly illustrated than in




..

Stock at Rotterdam

31,000
18,500

27,000

Stock at other continental ports

41,000

74,000

7,000
20,000
40.000

Total continental stocks

450,750

545,00C

449,000

1,399,750

1,407,000

419,000

391.608

1.438,000
608,000

Stock at

Antwerp

Total

European stocks

India cotton afloat for Europe

American cotton afloat for Europe..

....

....

542,000

27,000

J

390,000

343,000

[April 25,1874-

THE CHRONICLE.

436
—1

1878.

95,000

466,318
73,566
10,000

439,664

2,990,634

2,816,670

Stock in United States ports

Stock in United States interior ports
United States exports to-day
Total visible

supply

Of the above, the totals or American

1872.

1874.

80,000

Egypt, Brazils, &c., afloat for Europe....

'

83,398

to, 000

2,858,314

and other descriptions are as follows :

American—

311,000
149,000
343,000

313,000

449,000
256,000
542,000
466,318

205,000
390,000
439,664

73,566

83,398

10,000

10,000

39,130
6,000

bales. 1,796,884

1,441,062

1,127,314

Liverpool stock

338,000

London stock

162,000

Continental stocks

194,750
419,000
80,000

379,000
170,000
340,000
391,608
95,000

471,000
207,000
300,000
608,000
145,00C

Liverpool stock
Continental stocks
American afloat to Europe
United States stock
United States interior stocks
United States expoits co-day
Total American

ndia afloat for Europe

Egypt, Brazil, &c., afloat

1,375,608
1,441,062

1,731,000
1,127,314

supply

bales. 2,990,634

2,816,670
9*d.

2,858,314
lid.

9*d

Price Middling Uplands, Liverpool

op

Augusta
Columbus

282

Macon

232

Montgomery

..

Selma

144

275

350

495

942

1,550

5,477
4,807
1,850

331

605

223

842

9,225

15,982

83,398

1,608

3,707

275

3H)

517

449

3,610

2,214

5,009
1,551
5,083
13,333

25,943

6,010

6,680

24,976

99,509

15,235

6,498

12,995

73,566

Shreveport....

772

1,250

2,340

Atlanta

260

291

1,203
3,536

2,690
3,996

1,774
9,502
12,327

5,761

8,227

Total, all... 12,259

21,222

Total,

....

new..

731

*

Total this year

14,781

814,779

10,517 274,459

526

33,926

1,477 99,557

Total last year.

14,977

435.650

7,906 282,065

933

42,475

1,240 86,152

768
715
....

n

^

1,944
275

Tennessee, &c
Foreign

are
we

exports ol cotton this week from New York show an
increase as compared with last week, the total reaching 13,586
bales, against 4.791 bales last week. Below we give our usual
The

table showing the exports of cotton from New York and their
direction for each of the last four weeks; also the total exports,
and direction since Sept. 1, 1873; and in the last column the
total for the same period of previous year.

Exports ol Cotton(bales) from New York since Sept. 1, 187 3

Liverpool
Other British Ports

Total to Gt. Britain

Apl.

Apl.

Apl.

1.

8.

15.

22.

9.305

9,305

Total French
Bremen and Hanover

Hamburg
Other ports

••

....

8:15
....

885

Spain. OportoA Gibraltar<&c
All others

25

Grand Total

...

6,819

2,846

....

204

358,342

12,639

....

....

....

„

811
....

811

1,945

25

10.215

....

7,834

'

430

3,444

453

19,203
4,043
2,696

17,152
4,648
3,086

25,942

24,886

•

.

•

•

•

•

4,212

13,433

....

....

....

..

2,246
15,019
1,207
Hamburg, per bark Salo, 1,207
To Amsterdam, per barks Charlie Hickman, 2,777
Noah, 1,247... 4,024
To Cronstadt, per bark Pomona, 1,213
1,213
To Narva, per bark Thorwald, 2,222
2,222
To Christiana, per bark Energe, 1,000
1,000
To Barcelona, per bark Renown, 1,421. . per brig, Tercer Barcelo,
To

f.

460....

1,881

49
53

To Vera

Cruz, per str. Tobasco, 49
Mobile—To Liverpool, per bark Monarchy, 53.

Liverpool, per ship Missouri, 2,981 Upland
per
Lyman Cann, 2,055 Upland, and 130 Sea Island
Ber¬
tha, 1,731 Upland and 47 Sea Island
Savannah—To Falmouth, for orders per hark Gutenburg, 2,177 Up¬

Charleston—To
barks

land
To Reval, per

...

ships Mercator, 3,350 Upland ....0.

B. Hazeltine,

2,900 Upland

....

To Malmo, per bark Welhaven. 1,366 Upland
Texas—To Liverpool, per ship Francis Hilyard,

2,811

per

bark

Enigma, 1,799...

To Fleetwood, per bark St. Olaves, 1,600
To Bremen, per bark Poseidon, 475
To Gefle, Sweden, per bark Tancred, 1,330
Baltimore
To Liverpool, per str. Hibernian, 804, and 167 Sea Islands.
To Bremen, per str. Berlin, 377
To Amsterdam, per bark Iona, 299
'
Boston—To Liverpool, per steamers Siberia, 777
Dominion, 1,278
Philadelphia—To Liverpool, per steamer Illinois, 553

Total....

The
%re as

6,944
2,177
-

6,250
1,366

4,610
1,600
475
1,330
971
377
299
2,055
.

553

85,345

.

particulars of these shipments, arranged in our usual form
follows:

Mobile
Charleston
Savannah..
Texas
Bultimore..
Boston

Philadelphia

Barcc-

Arrwter-

Reval.Narva. Iona. Total.
13,586
42,699
4,024
....
2,222 1,881

town, mouth. Havre, dam.
494

1,720

....

15,019

63

53

6,944

6,944
9,793
8,015
1,647
2,055

6,250

2,177
4,610

299

971

2,055

553

653
..42,189

Total.

Qu’ns- Fal-

1,720

2,177

15,513

4,323 6.250

2,222

85,345

1,881

Included in the above totals are from New York 453 bales to Bremen ;

from
Hamburg, 1,213 bales to Croustadt, 1,000 bales to
Christiana, and 49 bales to Vera Cruz; from Savannah 1,366 bales to Malmo;
from Texas 1,600 bales to Fleetwood, 475 bales to Bremen, and 1,330 to Gefle;

New Orleans 1,207 bales to

from Baltimore 377 bales to Bremen.

Below

we

give all news received, during the week, of disasters

vessels carrying cotton from United States ports:

47,40, and boarded by the English steamer Spray, from Newport for
Gibraltar, when from 6 to 8 feet of water was found in her engine-room,
stokehole and bunkers, the water entering by two deadlights,'which
were burst and inefficiently stuffed with bedding * the other compart¬
ments were dry—spars and steering gear intact.
She was taken in tow,
and with assistance from str. F. tT Barry she was got into Falmouth on
the 18th, the water in the engine room compartment having only gained
two feet.
When beiDg towed to a berth sne grounded on the 20th and

remained.
Atlas, (Br.) str., from Boston for Liverpool, which arrived at Queenstown at
11 P. M. April 14, experienced a hurricane I2th and 13th, and was hove
to 16 hours.
One of her officers and a seaman were washed overboard.
Illinois, which sailed from Philadelphia April 6 for Liverpool, ran into a tow

cfty, and sunk four of them. The steamer was
damaged, and went to sea from Lewes at 6 P. M.
Ohio (G r.), str., Von Emster. from New York, which put into Falmouth, E.,
April 8. repaired damage to machinery, which was slight, and arrived at
of canal boats below the

•

•

....

•

•

4,791

13,556

•

•

not

2,647

2,741

2,672

2,741

395,589

383,721

The following are the receipts of cotton at New York. Boston
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. J/78;




•

•

35
7,674
470, 15,340
820 58,809
447

—

25

....

....

352,220

8,633

453

1,945

..

6,969

Amerique, str. (formerly the Imperatrice Eugenie, French, 4,570 tons), Capt
Rousseau, from New York April 4 for Havre, was abandoned at 5 P. M. on
the 14th offUshaut, supposed in a sinking condition, she having shipped
several seas during a gale, the passengers and crew going on board three
vessels then in company. On the 15th she was fallen in with in lat.

494

....

A

9

prev.
year.

3,444

.

,

•

207

32

....

•

,

^

,

217

68,520

M

to

6,932
1,701

...

•

'm

time

352,650

494
....

•

•

13,075

Partha, 405....Ruscia, 394—
Baltic, 1,558
Greece, 2,216
Idaho, 1,956
City of Montreal,
1,842
Italy, 2,749
per ship Jas. Poster, Jr., 1,519
12,639
To Havre, per str. Kong Sverre, 494
.
494
To Bremen, per bark Christel, 453
453
New Orleans—To Liverpool, per steamers Chas. Albert, 786, and 2 Sea
Island
Federico, 4,074....Chrysolite 1,159
per ships Ajax,
2,380
Exporter, 4205
per bark Betty, 1,760
14,364
To Queenstown, per bark Ole Moller, 1,720
1,720
To Havre, per ships Marcia C. Day, 3,968 -. Bombay, 2,800 — C. H.
Southard, 3,400
per barks Maggie L. Carvill, 2,605
Preciosa,

Same

358,342

12,639

50

Total to N. Europe.

Total Spain, Ac

2,846

204

Havre

Other French ports

6,819

....

•

Total bales.

year.

Apl.

•

last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday

The above totals show that the old interior stocks h&ve decreased

BXPORTSD TO

705

18,3i4

•

152

•

New York—To Liverpool, per steamers

10,596

Total
to
date.

422

121,289
22,127

»

night of this week :

during the week 6,497 bales, and are to-night 9,832 bales less
than at the samepeiiol last year. The receipts have been 2,727

WEEK B NDINO

17

»

....

-

icle

pool.
New York
12,689
New Orleans.... 14,364

week last

93
•

•

Shipping News.—The exports of cotton from the United States
th6 past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 85,345
bales. So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in The Chron¬

Liver-

same

2,786

82,111
39,607
126,738
5,212

.

22,662 108,374

bales less than the

1,643

38,442
8,753

2,794
1,832
8,898

1,312 78,402
143 21,725

6,029
2,818

35,398

927

Cincinnati

248

31,067
9,204

9

3,506

Since

Septl.

237,907
10,008
168,434
1,329

12,869
7,891
7,797

9,855
1,832

899

St. Louis

338

6,319

5,723

Total, old...

950

3,785
37,619
5,335

Memphis...... 3,241
Nashville

341

•

Since

Septl.

717
5.534
50

/-Week ending April 24,1874—»—Week ending April 25, 73.—
Receipts. Shipments. Stock. Receipts. Shipments. Stock.

14,693

This

week;

2,188

give the movements of cotton at the interior ports—receipts and
shipments for the week, and stock to-night and for the correspondng week of 1873 ;

3,121
1,454
1,000

This
week.

Since

Septl.

This
week.

Virginia

Cotton at the Interior Ports.—Below we

1,350

Since

Sept 1.

North1 rn Ports

These figures indicate an increase in tlie cotton in sight to¬
night of 173,964 bales as compared with the same date of 1873,
and an increase of 132,320 bales as compared with the correspond¬
ing date of 1872.
Movements

This

week.

2,590

279,184

1,193,750
1,796,884

Total East India, &c
Total American

BALTIMORE.

from-

New Orleans..
Texas
Savannah
Mobile
Florida
S’th Carolina.
N’th Carolina.

<tc.—

East Indian, Brazil,

Total visible

rbok’ts

PHILADELP’lA

BOSTON.

NEW YORK.

145,000
279,184
39,130
6,000

Bremen 13th.
Teniers (Br.), str., at Liverpool April 5 from New York, was struck by ft
heavy sea on April 2 in lat. 49 N., Ion. 16 W., and had port
carried away, and cabin skylight and boat stove.
Abby Ryerson, ship, (1,119 tons, of Yarmouth, N.S.). Dunkerton, from Mobile
Feb. 10 for Reval, with 3,140 bales cotton, was stranded April 17 in •

bulwarks

i

NiWt gale, near Helsingfors; crew saved.

-

New Orleans, whicli was filled with water and partly
of cotton, broke loose from
in sixty feet of water. She

Ailba (Br.), ship, at

sunk March 13 to put out a fire in her cargo
her moorings April 20, keeled over and sank
is now reported a total loss.

Ft-tea Oulton (Br.), ship, O’Brien, from Savannah for Malmo, which was
stranded atNyhamn. and afterwards got off, arrived at Malmo, March 26,
in tow. In order to float she landed near Nyhamn about 1,300 bales of
cotton, ot which quantity 600 bales were dry and the remainder wet. She
.

discharging tne remainder of her cargo in a wet condition 27th. The
was making a great quantity of water.
Robert Dixon, ship (new), Smithwick, from Savannah at Liverpool April 5.
via Fayal, put into the latter port March 13, leaking badly, and reported
Feb. 27 in a heavy gale, part of the steering apparatus broke, the ship
broached to ; a heavy sea boarded her, sweeping off four men, one of
whom was lost; and the rudder, before it could bo secured, as well as
the sea, started some of the wood ends about the stern post.
Almira Goudy (Br.), bark, from Baltimore for Bremerhaven, wrecked at
Terschelling, was found drifting in the Wester Ems on the 19th March,
was

vessel

by a tug, and again put ashore.,
Eulalia (Sp.), bark, Arizubleta, from New Orleans, which arrived at San
Sebastian and discharged, was totally wrecked at the latter port prior
but

to

was

taken in tow

April 19.

Florri M. Hurlbert, bark, from

Galveston arrived at Liverpool, while being
the pierhead and carried away

docked at Canning Dock March 30, struck
her starboard fore and main chain plates.

Cotton

follows

freights the past week have been as
-Liverpool.

Sail.

Steam,
d.

Saturday.. 9-32@...
Monday...9-32®...

d.
.

.

Tuesday...9-32®...

.

Wedn’day.9-32®...
Thursday .9-32®...
Friday... .9-32®..

.

'

.

.

-Havre.Steam. Sail.
c.

c.

7-32®&
7-32®#

X
X

7-32®X
7-32©..
7-32®..
7-32©..

X

X
X
X

*
Sail.

Steam.
c.

c.

c.

X@x@..
X®..
x©..
X®.
X®..

Kcomp.
%comp.
%comp.
%comp.
%comp.
%comp.

Sales of the week
bales. 51,000
of which exporters took
8,000
of which speculators took
5,000
Total stock
751,000
of which American
382.000
Total import of the week
98,000
oi which American
59,000
Actual export
11,000
Amount afloat
490,000
of which American
304.000
The following table
Sat.

for export
American.
Apl. 24*

93,000

102,00U

9,000

10,000

3,000
838,000

8,000

9,000
800,000
442,000
47,000
31,000
11,000

455,000

493,000

14,000
787,000
440,000
71,000
47,000*
7,000
552,000

248,000

258.000

256,000

140.000

110,000

will show the daily closing prices of cotton for the week
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.

Mid. Uplands. 8#@....
Mid. Orleans.. 8%®....

8#©8%

8%®8#

8hmX

8X@8X

8X(&8X
8^®8%.

To-day, there was a further decline of

before (1872).

market has

improved, with sales of parcels afloat at 63i@64c. for
To-day the marke

prime mixed and 66@67c. for prime white.
was very firm.
The following are the closing quotations ;

Grain.

Flour.

No. 3

.» bbl.

$4 65® 5 40
5 65® 6

ern

Extra State, &c
Western Spring

Wheat

8*®.... 8*©...
8%®... 8^©...

20® 6 50
75® 8 25

6
6

Wheat—No.3 spring,bnsh.$l 40® 1 45
No. 2 8pring
1 50® 1 57
No. 1

00

6 25® 6 60

do double extras
do winter wheat extras
and double extras

53,000
5,000

461,000

the year

lc., mixed closing at 84@86c. for fair to prime, new and old.
Rye has met with a fair demand, but, without much business
prices remain nominally as last quoted. Barley has been un¬
settled ; about 30,000 bush, slightly damaged Hungarian were
closed out by auction at $1 35. Oats have been variable. There
have been large sales of No. 2 Chicago in store at 61|c., but the

extras

1®..
i©..
i©.
i©..
1©.:
1©..

Liverpool, April 24—3.30 P. M.—By Cable from Liver¬
pool—The market opened and closed quiet to-day.
Sales of
the day were 12,000 bales, of which 2,000 bales were
and speculation. Of to-day’s sales 7,000 bales were
The weekly movement is given as follows :
Apl. 17.
Apl. 10.
Apl. 2.

year, the receipts at the western markets have thus far in April
exceeded those of the corresponding period last year ; and much
of the Corn now being marketed is fresh shelled of the crop of

3aperflne State and West¬

:

Hamburg.

-Bremen.Steam. Sail.

437

CHRONICLE.

THE

.April 25, 1874,)

spring

Red Western....;.
Amber do
White
Corn-Western mixed

Yellow Western
6 75®10 00
City shipping extras
6 40® 6 75
Southern, white
City trade and family
Rye
brands
8 75®10 00 Oats—Black
Southern bakers’ and fa¬

mily brands

8 25®10 25
7 25® 8 00

Rye flour, superfine

5 50® 6 00

Corn meal—Western, &c.
Corn meal—Br’wine. &c.

:

.

Same
time Jan.

1, 1973.
772,247
97,825 1,227,268
C. meal, “
89,850
76,494
3,404
Wheat, bus. 545,': 82 8,373,082 1,280,960
868,800 5,240.938 1,540,418
Corn,
“
228,949
2,223
3,004
Rye,
«
13.570
443,402
455,156
Barley,&c..
Oats
154,450 2,431,899 2,292,423

Flour, bbls.
.

.

.

The

1 60® 1 70

..

.

Canada West

,

67

64®

Barley—Western...

State.
4 00© 4 40
4 65® 4 75 Peas—Canada
The movement inbreadatuffs at this market has been
-1874,
For the
Since
week.
Jan. 1.

.

Mixed
White

-RECEIPTS AT NEW YORK.

86
85
86®
88
88®
90
1 10® 1 15
61
60®
62®
64

82®
83®

White Western

,

Southern shipp’g extras..

1 58® 1 62

1 60® 1 65
1 67® 1 70
1 70® 1 85

...

1 75® 1
1 50® 1

80
70
1 05® 1 80
as follows:

-EXPORTS PROM NEW YOBK.-

-1874.Since
For the
Jan. 1.
week.

670,918
53,965
7,991,952

26,355
8,263
375,684
540,384
38,083

-1873.For the
Since
Jan. 1.
week.
341.277
14,093
54.481
4,045

74,291

3,929,474 128,312

2,742

829,537

1,112

43,883

'220

1,152,072
3,441,585
2,116
32,614

8,750

following tables show the Grain in sight and the move¬

ment of Breadstuff’s to

the latest mail dates:

RECEIPTS at lake and river ports for the week ending

BREADSTUFPS.
Friday P. M..

Flour has taken a

past few days, and
ment in

that, too, without promoting any improve¬
Indeed,

as

prices declinec

buyers have the more persistently held off, waiting for the mar¬
ket to “ touch bottom.” A decline in wheat was the primary

FROM AUGUST

Wheat
bbls.
bush.
(196 lbs.) (60 lbs;)

Flour.

April 24,1874.

steady downward turn in prices, during the

the volume of business.

18, AND

APRIL

.

Chicago

..

Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Cleveland

....

St. Louis

9,678

278,455
308,787
75,715
52,419
20,255
79,583

1

18.

TO APRIL

Corn.
bush.

Barley.

Oats.
bush.

bash.

Bye.
bush*

(56 lbs.) (821b*.1 <481bs.) (56 lbs.)
20.630
8,275
499,881 215,612

11,850
284,600

20,400

17,453
25,000

8,252
11,700

175,741

129,538

•4,260
1,050
2,683

64,920

•

«

•

*

‘

m

_

#

530

18,687

450,422

Total

5,650

42,840

6,844
20,769

994,525
815,209
depression in flour; for the demand had been about Previous week....
632,938
46,970
25,191
953,351
964,927
115,483
45,851
51,324
378,438
317,892
654,959
equal to the supply, and stocks were moderate. At the same time Uorresp’Lg week ’ 73. 99,032
296.518
’72.
79,011
19,480
96,218
262,291 1,133,924
foreign accounts were not especially adverse, and shippers were
378,422
46,642
’71.
35,653
114,204
673,166 1,219,080
28.214
’70
502,360
24,677
219,090
649,871
88,406
favored by lower ocean freights.
Bat tlie movement at the West Total
5,760,841 1,540,176
Aug.
1
to
date.
4,557,001
60,969,792
37,787,057
18,523,855
had increased, and there was a disposition to avoid any accumu¬ Same time 1872-73
4,004,697 37,622,084 41.409,742 17,720,306 8,758,345 1,491,884
334,000 32,760,772 40,409,268 19,326,811 5,960,172 2,394,290
lation of stocks, especially as the money market became less easy Same time 1871-72..
Same time 1870-71.. 4,274,322 34,181,226 22,131,554 14,426,575 5,035,829 1,325,55*
and regular. Yesterday, the decline in gold and the discourage¬
*
Estimated.
ment of speculation, together with the prevalence of a rain storm,
Shipments of Flour and Grain from the ports of Chicago,
restricted business within narrow limits and completely unsettled
Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis and Duluth,
prices. A good Western trade brand sold for export as low as for the week ending April 18, 1874,
and from January 1 to
$6 60. To-day the same brand sold at $6 55, and there was a fair April 18:
Rye.
Oats,
Barley,
Corn,
Flour, Wheat,
business in common and medium shipping extras at $6 10@$6 25,
bush.
bnsb.
bush.
bnsb,
bush.
Weekending—
bbls.
a decline of about 40@50c. for the week.
38,683
12,043
518,95a
200,602
966,847
April 18, 1874
107,266
8,911
225,086
30,461
513,741
748,591
108,367
The wheat market has also experienced a sharp decline, mainly April 11, 1874
58,855
7,516
200,478
286,123
191,927
Corresp’ng week 1873 112.264
52.606
,11,740
223,165
458,225
through the withdrawal of demand, for supplies have not in¬ Corresp’ng week 1872 74,572 208,634
8,863
24,109
388,530
949,280
Corresp‘ng week 1871 108,240 1,252.877
creased.
But tlie large stocks at the West, and .the probability Corresp’ng week 1870
17,483
13,491
71,113
493,644
80,358 1,586,617
that they must soon come upon this market, have induced holders Total Jan. to date... 1,699,276 10,221,636* 4,185,758* 2,829,111 1,024,135 188,177
120,607
came time 1873
1,617,155 2,509,847 4,322,477 2,974,893 1,216,626
to press sales.
Early in the week No. 1 Spring sold at came time 1872
1.009,352 1,077,305 7,267,405 2,076.397
729,562 259,297
78,504
time 1871
748,827 4,219,425 7,815.536 1,178,438 281,776
$1 65@1 68, No. 2 Wilwaukee at $1 62 on the spot, and $1 58 for game
* Includes
100,680 bush wheat and 135,531 bush corn shipped from Toledo
Jtfay delivery; later transactions in No. 2 Milwaukee were by lake first week in April.
at $1 58 afloat and $1 55 to arrive in May, but yesterday there was
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN AT 8EABOARD PORTS FOR THE
a decline to $1 55 on the spot, with sales of No. 2 Chicago at
WEEK ENDING APRIL 18, AND FROM JANUARY 1 TO APRIL 18.
fl 50@$1 52. Winter Wheats were fairly active early in the
Oats,
Barley,
Flour, Wheat,
Corn,
Rye,
bush.
bush.
At
bbls.
bush.
bush.
bush.
week, but latterly have been dull and nominal. The receipts New
York
100,424
457,402
916,700 171.050
6,920
2,562
of wheat at the principal markets have continued on a liberal Boston
45,610
42,782
400
29,724
61,708
4,900
Portland*
12,500
12,000
13,000
2,850
520
scale, being for last week nearly three-fold more than for the cor¬ Montreal
13,700
700
4,000
17,680 132,200
172,500
75,800
....
1,840
responding week last year. The Commissioner of Agriculture at Philadelphia
Baltimore
18,556
14,830
218,370
20,500
1,553
Washington has published a report, giving a very satisfactory ac¬ New Orleans....^
6,893
...
43,932 24,297
count of the prospects for the next crop of Winter Wheat on the
Total
193,477
1.426,210
341,279
11,820
662,742
6,852
198,182
428,015 1,369,627
444,682
27,500
9.586
Pacific coast, as well as in the Atlantic States. To-day, the Previous week
Week April 4
184,497
499,842 1,093,765
860,307
33,639 10,627
market was irregular, with sales of No. 2 Chicago at $1 50, do. WeekMch. 28
157,039
429,690
658,488
228,415
36,175 11,940
Week Mch. 21
187,999
414,110
703,213
360,232
34,682 18,800
Milwaukee at $1 56@$1 58, and No. 1 Spring $1 59@$1 60.
Cor. week,’73
200,119
204,698
735,452 409,076
54,164
525
Indian Corn has latterly declined 3@4c. per bush. The demand Total Jan. 1 to date..3,217,906 11,286,914 12,111,711 3,261,693
641,643 372,531
2,359,404 2,489,573 7,835.834 5,589,496
904,385 80,811
has been good both for export and home4 use, but supplies have Same time 1873
Same time 1872
53,382
1,740,371 1,635,815 12,391,207 3,810,193
907,631
been liberal and receivers anxious to close out consignments* Same time 1871
1,900,386 2,440,544 6,813,307 2,170,533
384,149 38,518
Tee Visjble Supply of Grain, including the stocks m
promptly. Stocks are nowhere large, but the peculiar fact re¬
mains that notwithstanding the reduced growth of Corn Jast granary at the principal points of accumulation at lake and
cause

of the




...

“
“

.

.

....

....

,

....

......

•Sar

488

seaboard ports, in transit by rail and frozen
New York canals, was, on April 15.1874

in in transit on the

In store at New York
In store at Albany
Instore atBnlfalo
In «»t,or* at Chicago.
In store at Milwaukee
In store at Duluth
In store at Toledo
In store at Detroit
In store at Oswego*
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
In store at Philadelphia*
In store at Baltimore
Rail shipments
Lake shipments
Amount on New York canals.

“

44

44

“

“

44

“

"Corn,

bush.

bush.

bush.

bush.

776,629

223,014

158,019

22.000

17,500

387,869
20,500

Oats,

30,000
10,500
142,391

849.888
298,876

2,636,270 3,237.757
47,353
2,093.962
,

.

*490

64,185
2,671

140.000

14,000

77,739

49.540

274,275
59,528

18,000
22,492

124,807

7,500

654,949

850

1,209

594 772

120.382

160.000

616.434

130,000
432,015
293,668
2)5,351

1,318
18,368
45,000
40,000

1,000,000

700,000

350,000
166,144

107.972
320,413

,

7,C69

6.165

525

194,417
300,000

38,158
80,000

2,445,S33

571,499

’74.11,544,579
Apl. 4, ’74.11,343,861

6,486,458
6,219,409

2,380,771

576,016

2.364.554

668.729

Apl. 19.’73. 7,045,745

follows

as

:

ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION FOR THE WEEK ENDING

1872

6,075,292 2,403,838
2,424,707
11,571,291 3,601,645
6,155,884

709,099
775,615

23, 1874.

APRIL
,

1874

,

,

509,881
409,447
272,0Q3
170,691

Pkga* Value.
612
$259,902
1,080
323,483
415
325,193
1,241
307,348
549
113,471

5,772 .$1,723,730

5,794 $1,325,312

3,897 $1,329,397

Manufactures of wool
905
do
cotton..1,661
silk
572
do
da*
do
1,052
Miscellaneous drygoods 1,582
Total

1873

,

Pkgs.
Value.
614 $243,593
1,175
361,261
474
370,928
3,018
233,463
423
116,057

Pkge.

431

5,000

6,313,216

Meh. 28,’74.11,297,240
Mch. 21, ’74.11,504,865

have been

49,713

881,145
30,438

145.719

The importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
April 23, 1874, and the corresponding weeks of 1873 and 1872

....

10,446,079

Total....
Total in store & in transitApl.il,
“

Barley,

Wheat,

93,503
598,079

a *

very fair demand.

29,793

.

there is

activity, except in the lower priced grades, for which

•

*

[April 25, 1874.

,THE CHRONICLE

•

Value.

$361,708

WITHDRAWN PROM WARKHOUBE AND THROWN INTO THE MARKET DURING THE
SAME PERIOD.

Manufactures of wool....
do
cotton..'
do
silk
do
flax
Miscellaneous dry goods.

562
554
183
471
918

$228,864

520

$227,704

161,886

606

179,917
199,005

2,718

"

^Total

consumpt’n ' 5,772

Add ent’d for

570,494

$164,468

51

49.470

73,603

$389,936
1,329,397

121.581

194
511

126.096

52,437

3,114

53,777

289
455

$784,083
1,723,730

4.945

$786,499

1,4-79

5,704

1,325,312

3.897

219,315

1,490 $2,507,813 10,619 $2,111,811

Estimated.

402
282

74,101

28,294

5,376 $1,719,333

ENTERED FOR WAREHOUSING DURING SAME PERIOD.

Manufactures of wool—

518

$225,781

do

cotton..

348

do

silk

do

flux

139
561

118.113
127.840

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Friday. P. M.,

April 24, 1874.

Miscellaneous dry goods.6,052

130,005
108,266

$144,665

155,796

355
361
74
486

60,186

1,019

61,070

607
439
158
623

$260,728

3,523

136,468
150,2»8

118.103

56,968
130,118

despite the steady progress of tlie season,
5,350
2,395 $510,924
Total
$710,005
$763,436
7,618
and the fact that summer is close upon us. The weather, it is
5,704
3,897 1.329,397
1,325,312
Add ent’d for consumpt n 5,772 1,723.730
true, has been unseasonable, but there is no doubt that the dul6,292 $1,840,321
Total entered ai the port. 13,390 $2,433,735 11,051 $2,083,748
ne88 of the retail trade, or at least the backwardness of that
vVe annex a lew
few particulars of
ot leading
jeacting articles of domestic
branch, is due to other causes than the late spring. The aggre¬
manufacture our prices quoted being those of leading jobbers:
gate retail distribution is far below that of the average spring
Brown Sheetings and Skirtings*
season, and however brisk the late trade may be there is very ]
Width.
Width. Price.
Width. Price.
little probability of enough business being done to compensate ! Adriatic
Indian Head.. 36
11X Pepperell... 10-4
36
do
....11-4
Ind’n Orch.W 30
8
for the loss of trade thus far. Now that there is a more settled Agawam F... 36
do
do BB. 33
9
....12-1
Alabama.
36
do E fine. 39
do
C. 36
10
36
feeling in regard to the currency question, the trade will, per¬ Albion A
do
A. 36 •
do R
36
11X
Atlantic A... 37
33
do
d’w 36
do O
haps, operate with more confidence, but values are so far un¬
12.X
do D.... 37
do N
30
do. 40
do
16
do H.
36
settled as to prevent buyers from making extensive purchases
LaconiaO.... 46
10X PequotA
36
do P.
37
do
do
B
40
B.... 36
10X
do L fine 36
beyond their actual wants. While raw cotton continues strong
do
9-4
do
S....
36
10
do LL... 36
there
is
an
the
uneasy
feeling
in
market
for Appleton A.. 36
do
......10-4
do
9-4
30
36
do
.10-4
32X Pittsfield A.
do
N.. 33
goods, and prices are irregular on many prominent lines.
Pocaset Canoe 39
40
do
11-4
Augusta
36
The future course of the market seems, just now, to be wrapped
Laurel D
36
11X Portsmouth A 36
do
30
P 30
do
Lawrence D.. 36
10X
do
A
27
in doubt, and there are merchants in the trade who favor the
do
B 27
do
8
S.. 36
Amoskeag.
36
do
XX 36
11X Saranac fine O 36
do
45
opinion that there will be an advance, if any change is made in
do
R 36
do
LL. 36
9
do
49
do
E 36
values, while#othera.aro equally confident that a decline is inevi¬
do
J.. 36
I2X
do
00
36
do
Y. 36
9X Stark A
36
table. For the next two months there is not likely to be much Broadway.
do B
.36
Bedford R... 30
Lacgdon GB.4-4
17
36
10X Swift River.. 36.
40
Langley
regularity in prices, they being subject to fluctuations either way Boott S
Suffolk A..... 36
do W
48
Lyman C
36
11
as the market is affected
by the relative positions of supply and
do
E
36
11X TremontCC.. 36
do FF
36
Utica
36
do
T.....36
9
36
demand. With the opening of the fail trade, however, it is fair to Cabot A
do heavy.. 40
Mass. J
29
8X
Continental C 36
do E
33
9
look for a firm, if not an improving market, since the outlook is Conestoga D. 28
36
do BB.
9
do
G.. 30
favoi able for a range of values ou the raw material relatively
11
do M.....V40
S.. 33
do
do standard 36
11
do
W. 36
above the present price of goods.
At the same time it is
40
Maxwell
17X
Crescent
36
do Non
40
not safe to prodict the future of values since so mush depends
36
Medford
10X
Dwight X... 30
do
Y.... 33
Mystic River. 36
10)* Waltham F... 36
upon the condition of the general trade at the opening of the fall
.5-4
do
Masconomet., 40
13)*
do
Z.... 36
Trade continues dull

...

.

..

.

...

....

..

'

....

....

....

...

....

...

...

D("testic Cotton Goods.—There

has been

a

do

S 33

do

E 36

Newmarket A 36

Harrisburg A. 36

do
D 36
Nevada A.... 36
Pacific extra.. 36

moderate sorting

tiado in progress during the week; but the movement has
not been active in any branch, and the aggregate distribution has
been far from satisfactory.
Prices have been rather irregular,

up

..

Star.. 36

do
do

..

..

40
46

xetcr A
36
Great Falls M 36

13
18
35
40

Waterford W. 30
do
BB. 33

10

llj*

...

pq

do
..9-1
do
....10-4
do
11-4
Warren A.... 40
AA
40
do

11)*

do
36
Nashua fine O 33
do
R.... 36
do
E
36
do
W
48
do
9-4
do
10-4

ZZ... 40

do
do
do
do

season.

..

..

..

9*
11
9

C... 36
do
do
A.. 40
d’w 36
do
Wachusett

especially with jobbers, who continue to offer prominent lines of
do
B. 30
1!>
goods at prices below the nominal market quotations for the nur- Indian Head.7-8
do
do
..48
Peppercll.... 7-4
22>
do
pose of attracting business. Agents have revised prices in a few
do
8-4
27*
do
40
do
do
9-4
30
instances, but as the rule, adhere pretty strictly to quotations,
Tickings.
and on some prominent marks there is rather more firmness.
1 Cordis ACE... 32
24
Omega C
ACA.
There has been a good demand for prints, and choice styles are Amosk’g
A..
do
I
do
No. 1.32
24
Omega B
A
do
do
No. 2.
21
do
B..
well sold up. Lawns and percales also sell well at full prices.
No. 3.
do
ACA...
do
19
C..
do
Colored cottons arejin request in small lots, and prices rule steady
do
do
I
do
No. 4.
15
do
D..
do medal..
do
No. 5.
13
do
E.
without notable change.
Pearl Rive.do
No. 6.
12
do awning
Pemberton AA
do
No. 7.
11
Domestic Woolen Goods.—There is very little doing in any Algodon
36
B
do
11-13
do B
7-8
I Easton
do
E.
15
grade of woolens, and the market is without noteworthy change. Albany
Hampden CC.. 30
Bars
do
12
BB..
|
do
Fine spring goods are taken in small lots from jobbers, but the BeaverCreek..
Pittsfield......
TRA
do
21
Conestoga A p.
Swift River..
19
tailors have generally supplied their immediate wants, and are
do ' B p..7-8
| Hamilton reg,.
Thorndike A..
D.
do
16
do
A p.7-4
C
do
buying now simply to sort up stocks. Clothiers do not take hold
do
ex...4-4
I Lewiston A... 36 27)*
32
Willow Br’k No
23
I
do
A....
do
ex..
7-8
of goods, as yet, and from present appearances will be late
WhittentonXXX
do
21
A.... 30
do Gld mdl
do
A.
I Methuen AA..
do
CT.. 36
22)*
buyers. Manufacturers are not producing very heavily as yet,
30
do awning. ..27)*-30 York
do
CCA
but are rather disposed to hold off, until something more deffinite
do
...32
25
A A .7-8
I Minnehaha... 7-8
do
|
do
....4-4
30
has been developed.regarding the probable course of the fall Cordis AAA.. 32
Cotton
Sail
Buck.
trade. The raw material is without notable change.
I Ontario and Woodberry
32
Woodberry, Druid Mills I No. 8
Foreign Goods.—The imports are very light aud the market
and Flectwing.
I USA Standard 28X in *
| No. 9...
30
46
|
do
8oz. 24
rules steady, though trade is still quiet. Popular styles of spring No. 0
do
9oz. 26
No. 1
44
! Light duck—
....

.

....

..

..

..

..

..

..

...

..

..

..

..

..

.

..

.

..

.

..

..

.

..

..

.

..

.

.

.

..

..

.

..

..

..

.

and

summer

dress fabrics have been distributed to

a

considerable

extent, but there has not been the activity that was anticipated,

importers are obliged to place their stocks, in many in
stances through the auction-houses.
Silks are steady but lack

and

t:




No.
No.
No.
No.
No.

2
3
4
5

6
No. 7

42
40
38

36
36

34

Bear (8oz.) 29 in..
do heavy (9oz.)...

20
23

Mont.Ravens29in..

22

40in...

30

do

Stark(10oz.)

..

..

25

do
do

10
12

oz.
oz.

j

do
15 oz.
j Ontario twls. 29 in.
I

do

36 in.

28
33

40

20
25

Extwl84lPolhem’8” 15

April 25,1874.]

THE CHRONICLE

UBNERAL

GUNNIES.—See report under Cotton.

Shipping
HAYNorth

6*9

BREADSTCJFFS— See special report.
BUILDING MATERIALS—
Bricks—Common hard, afloat

@ 8
00 @ 16
50 9 30
....<& 1
9 1
@ 1
00 @ 88
00 @ 28
00 9 30
00 @ 75
00 _9 60
Oo @ 130
00 @ 26
00 @ 20

3 75

Croton

14

,5..

Philadelphia.
Cement— RosendaieV.

28

Lime—Rockland, common
Rockland, finishing..
Lumber— Soutiiera pine
White pine box boards

36

23
White pine merchan. box boards. 24
Clear pine
65
Oak and ash
so
Blackwalnut
100
Bpruce boards* planks
24
Hemlock boards & planks
18

Nails—10®60d.com, fen & sh.fl keg 3 00
Clinch, 1 to 3 in. & longer
3dflne

:..

75

00
50
75
10
75
00
00
00
00
03
00
00
00
4 00
6 50

9

5 50 @
6 25 @
4 25 @
...@

Cutspikes, all sizes
Paints—Lead, white, Am, pure, in oil
Lead, wh., Amer.,pure dry
Zinc, wh.,Amer. ary, No. I
Zinc, wh., Amer., No. 1. in oil
Paris white,English, prime

12

29

9

31

29
29

@
@

31
3-2

29

&

31

15X
I2X

7,000 tons steamboat
15,000 tonB grate
6,000 tons egg...

.

—,

gold.

22

gold.

24

gold.

id.

21
19
21

gold.

13

gold.

Lara ay ra
St Domingo

go

Savanilla

gold.

19

Costa Rica

gold.

20

COPPER—
Bolts

8heathing, ne w (over 12 oz;
Braziers’(over 16 oz.)
Ingot

.

Irgols,refined
Arsenic, powdered
Bicarb.soda, Newcastle
Bi chro. potash, Scotch
Bleaching powder

Brimstone,crude
Brimstone, Am. roll
Camphor, refined
Castor oil, E.I.iubond,
Caustic soda
Chlorate potash

**
"

Cream tartar

“

Cubebs.East India

“

Catch
Gambler

Ginseng, Western
Ginseng, Southern
Jalap
Lac dye, good * fine

—

19X

23X
23

33
35

“
"
cur.
cur.

gold.

25

7
6
15
8

cur.

1

22
30

36X
28
8

7
16

3X

7 00

42X0

1 43

85

gold
gold

68
2 25

&
@

62X0
@
@

19XO

V lb

FRUIT—
Raisms, Seeaiess

Layer, new
Snftana

Valencia
Loose Muscatel, new
Currants, new
Citron, Leghorn

4
23
16
16
16

....

*•

....

“
**

fl case.
cur.
“

\

cur.

green

20
19
15
.

..

15
....

14
13
11
11

IX®

16

“

....

“

....

V lb

14

@
@
@

19
18

9

.

Pig, American,No. 1
Pig, American.No.2
Pig. American Forge
Pig, Scotch

17

13X
13X

@

fO

@
@
@

25
....

15

34 00
81 00
26 00

@ 35 00
@ 83 *k»
@30 00
36 50 @ 39 50
Store Prices, each
360 00 @i62 50
100 OO @135 00
111)00 @155 00

Bar, Swedes, ordinary sizes
Scroll

Ralls new, American
LEAD—

60 00

Ordinary, foreign

gold

Domestic
Bar..
Sheet and pipe

“

Orinoco, &c... h., m.& 1.
rough

“

Slaughter

Demerai a
N.Orleans

....

"

34

37

S6X

85

9

8

11X9

16

25X9
9

9

Western
do
pr. Ga., new
do.
North Carolina*....
do. Vlrgin'a

....

Peaches, pared,

IOX®
UX^
11

9

10X9
23

9

26

20

9
9

9

@

unpared, halves & quarters
Rlackberries

17X9

Raspberries
Cherries, pitted..

31
26

17

9
9

O

45
70
50

72

.

No. 1
No. 2

“

pale

“

extra

.

3
2
4
5

pale

00
75

@
@
^
@

50
50

50

50
75
42 X
70
4 00
2 95
5 00

....

Filberts, Sicily

14

Barcelona
ao
Brazil nuts, new. ...

6 25

13
9

'

do
Pecans

•

•

•

•

26
14
13
12 X
13
11 x
11
25
27
22
13
18
33
30
20

•X

(m

16X®

Grenible

It

12
9

@

6X9

Hickory nnts
peanuts. Virginia
do
Wilmington, new

bush.

00
l 50
10
19

A’tnonds, Languedoc
do
Tarragona
do

@

7X <*

Walnuts, Bordeaux
do
Naples

•

Ivica
Shelled
Princes

OAKUM
OTT. CAKE-

9

S no
2 50

9
9
«

18 X

.9

•

nx®

n-v

29
33

9

31

9

39

8

9

iox

V lb.

Vera

-...

gold

9

66

43 00
44 50

OILS—

9
13
97
40
35

Linseed, casks and bbls....

9
9
@

...

wi iter.

.

.

si

.9
®
9
@
•

45
15
98

41
1 00

frj.

70
.

1

fro

72
63
1 65
1 90

Nutmegs, Batavia and Penang
Pimento, Jamaica

85

shipping < rder.
Refined, standard white.
Naptha, bbls
Crude in

is*
9

9
,@
9

7X
11

16

9

•JX

Pork new mess $ bbl
Pork, extra prime
Pork, prime mess city
Beef, plain, new
Beef, extra moss, new
Beef hams, new

16 90

14 25

;

Hams.pickled
Lard

@ 17 00
<a 14 so

19 00 a 21 00
10 50 @ 12 00
-..
12 50 @ 13 50
20 00 @ 24 00
lix
10X^
...^ lb"
lOX®
iox
.......

Carolina, fa'r to choice...

3 50 9
7 V®

Louisiana, fair to prime..,

7X9

Rangoon.in bond

SALTTurks Island
Sr. Martin?
Cadiz

Liverpool .various aorta..

..

..gold.

3 55
9

8X

...

.

.

.

,

•

•

•

•

1 SO

9
9

©
9

®
©

1 28

16

@

13

8PIRITS—

St. Croix,3d proof

"
"

...

Gin,Swan and Swallow

30
....

3

66

$

(88 per ct) C. & W

5 50
8 55
S 35

1 86
96

cur.

"

Whiskey..

@ 15 00

8 15

Domestic liquors—Cash.
A Icohol

*

—gold

S 85
3 75
3 45

ft gal^.
“

Brandy, foreign brands
Rum—Jam.,4th proof

1

9«X

STEEL

English, cast,2d*lst quality
English, spring,2d & 1st quality
English blister, 2d& 1st quality
American
American
American
American
American
SUGAL—

17

* ft

14

castsprlng

11
12

11X®
»

spring.

good refining

8

pr. to choice grocery
centr.hhds. & bxs, No. 8 to 13

10
13
do 16
do 19
white

'

Rico,refining, com. to prime,

f
«X
7X
8X
8X

iox

8 @
6X9

do
grocery, fair to choice..
Brazil, bags. D. S. Nos. 8 to 12
do.
Java,
D.S., Nos. 10 to 12

7X
8X
7X
iox

7X®
6\9
iox®
10X9

ft ft

do powdered.
Soft white, A. standard
do
do
off A
White extra C
do
Yellow
Other Yellow

9

4 9
6X9
7X9
8X®
9X®
9X®
9X9

to 12
to 15
to 18
to 20

Penned—Hard, crushed
Hard, granulated.

7X

l-X®
8X9
«X<3

Hav’a, Box.D. B. Nos.'«to 9
do
do

d

6X«
7X®
7X@

Frime,
air to good
refining
grocery

<lo
do
do
do
do

1SX

BH

9

machinery

fair to

do
do
do
do
do

10X

@
9
@

blister
cast, Tool....

German

21

@

»X®

Cuba,inf.to com. refining

10X9

&

9X
*»X
!'X
9X
8^

7X9

7V

9X9

centrif

9X9
9X9
8X®

;

8

TA1LOW—
Western V
TEA—

Jiyson, Common to fair
do
Superior to fl- e
Extra fine tc finest
do
Young Hyson. Com. to fair
do
< Super.to fine
do
Ex.flneto finest
do
Choicest

25
33
63

,.cur.
...

70
1 10
35

Ex. fine to finest
choicest
Imperial. Com. to fair
(.0
Sun. to fine
do
Exlraflne toflnest
Hyson Skin. & Twan.. com. lo fair.
do
do
8up.to fine
do
do
Kx. fine to finest

53
80

Unco’ered Japan,Com.to lair.....
do
Sup’rtoflne
do
Ex. fine to finest
Oolong, Common to lair„M
do
Superior to fine
Kx flneto finest.

Choicest
Souc.* Cong.. Com. to fair
do
Sun’rto fine
Ex. fine to finest
do
TIN-

48
68

9

1 00

9

1 85

25
43
68

9
9
9
9

30
53

85
22
26
Nominal.
50
38

13
23

9

55

65

68

1 CO
31
48

26

33
63

95

1 P5

1 30
33

21

F5

1 00

66
'

26
25

....9

..9

"

Plates.cliar.Terne

TOBACCO—
Kentucky lugs,heavy (newerop)...
»
leaf,
Seed leaf, Conn.*Mass., wrprs. ’72.

fillers. ’72.

“

“

**

P(?nns3rlvania wrappers.’71
Havana, com. to fine
Manufac’d.in bond, black work
“
bright work..

#lb

American,Combing
Extra,Pulled

Pulled

California. Spring ClipFine, unwashed
Common
South Am. Merino

Cape Good
Texas, fine

unwashed

Hope, unwashed

Z8heet

gold.
V ft, gold, net

Heavy goods.

.A ton.
.

■*-•••

Corn.b'lk & bgs. fl i»u.
Wheat, Lulk «fc
Beet
fl ^ce*
......

Pori.V.V

flbbl.

...

80 0 @ 45 0
....

d...•

10X®...

®---.
^ ® 9...

5 6

6X
9

7
18

50
7
40
1 10

5
25

!5

25
<0

47 9
40 @
52 @
45 @
25 ®

60
53

30
27
19
29

95
30
22
32
39
35
33
18

@

@
9
9

27 @
15 @
8X

stxam.—.
.
s. d. s. d* 8. d-

9-32®
3 0

9 10

5

/—•

To LlVKBPOOn :
Cotton
f* ft.
Flonr
fl bbl.

@

33 @
28 9

medium

Smyrna,unwashed

@ 10 75

20

,

IX

10 50
9 DO

60

*•

American

22X

22

KngliBh

Plates.!. C.charcoal

Texas,

1 3.3

9
9

3*

Banca

No. 1,

9

1 18

,

do
do

9

50
90
33
63
88

43

do
do

30

9
9
9
9
9

so

Gunpowder, Com to fair
do
Snp.toflne

Oil
.......

25

1 18
1 15

steinn

FREIGHTS—

RfCE—

20X

.

do

Medium

PROVISIONS—

20

CIovhs

American, Nos. 1 & 2

PETROLEUM—
Crude, in bbls

....9

12V®
11V9

do
Calcutta
Mace

Straits

City, bag, E. I. seed

....

13
11

68

fl gal.

@
@
@
@
@

>5*

20 9
30 @
....@
25 ©

Ginger Alrican

37
31

2 37X 3 2
Tar, Washington
2 40 @
Tar, Wilmington
2
Pitch, city
@2
@
42 @
Spirits turpentine
A gall.
Rosin com. to good strain’d fl bbl. 2 60 @ 2

&

9

@
@

28

......

Manila

NAVaL STORKS—

5 !0
2 40

•. .

34

45
40

good to prime.

@
®

7 00

do

do

27X

gold

white

Porto

.

5 no
2 35
13

11X

do

23
....

•

Cassia, ChinaLlguea

@
@
@
@
@

6X®
7X*

Singapore

30

36

grades,5':rf.

grocery

17

<4

do

@

....

Porto Rico

@

6
28

Pepper, Sumatra

do
do
do

25X9

“

gold.

25
25
00
50

SPICES—

27
26

“

English Islands

15

@

2X

7
00
(0 & 6
09 & 7
25 @ 5

7
6
6
5

Western

do

“
;

6X

V ft

Canton, re-reeled No. 1
SPELTER—
Foreign

@

Cuba, clayed, new
Cuba, centrll'ugal and mixed, new..
Cuba Muscovado, new refining to

Whale, Northern
Sperm, crude
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime

11
3 30

Tsatlee, No. 3 chop
Tsatlee, re-reeled
Tay8aam. Nos. 1*2

9

“

crop
Oak. rough
Texas, crop

“

6

SILK—

@ 65 00

6^9
6X@
8x@

“

LEATHERHemlock, Buen, A’res, h.,m.*l.cur.
"
California, h., m. & 1.. “

“

14

fl
Clover, Western
16V
ft ft.
10X®
3
Timothy
3 00
00 ® 3 12X
Hemp, foreign
175
Flaxseed, rough
2 55 e i 57
Linseed,Calcutta f 56ftgold (time). 2 70

Sheer, Russia, as to assort.. ...gold.
16X9
17
Sheet, single, double & treble, com.
4X®
5^
Rails, new, English
gold 55 00 @ 57 00

Neatstoot.

Domestic Dried—

Apples, Southern, sliced, 1873crop..
do
State, sliced
do
do
do
quarters
do




10

slaught... gold

Cropof 1873
Crop of 1872
Crop of 1871

@ !5 00

•

Plums

....

•*

14 50

5*9

Macaroni, Italian

do

@
@
@
@
@
@
@
@
@
@
@
@

....

Bahia

@ 15 00

27

..

do

25X
25X

18

do

nxa

—

26

25
25

“
“

it 50

3 15

Dates
Canton Ginger
Sardines, A hi. box,
•ardlnes, ♦ or box

25X

@

25X@

13

do

01 @ 5 50
00 @ 24 00
00 @ 20 00
50 @19 00
00 @ 16 50

tox@

Prunes, Turkish
Figs

25

‘

Western

FLAXNorth River

27

“

1 65
74
2 65
20

IPX

George’s & Grand Bank cod
Mackerel, No. 1, shore.
Mackerel,No. I, Halifax
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay, late catch...,
Mackerel,No.2, shore
Mackerel,No. 2, Halifax
Mackerel, No. 2. Bay

do.
do

»*
•*
“

?6 @
26^®

Chili
Pernambuco
Matamoras

i'00

p jg jj

•

“
••
"
*•

NUTS-

35

1

8ogar of lead, white
Vitriol, blue, common

@
9
O
o
o
o
O
a
o

@

2 50

Rhubarb, China,good to pr....V lb.

do

gold

Calcutta,buffalo

‘*6.

2X0
STXO
82

gold.

22
32
6

4*@
1 35
1 35
21

gold.

@
@

5 25 @
17 @
2 50 @ 2 56*
....& 37 0J
3 @
31
30X3
....@
00
5 00 @
12 X
27 ®
27 X
52 @
58
52 9
55
35
35X®
X
....@
8X

29

Quinine

22

@
@
@

35

25

8al soda,Newcastle,
8hellac...
Soda ash

®

....9
....@

16
25

gold
“

Opium,Turkey.in bond
Prnsslate potash,yellow
Quicksilver

@

-2X
25*
23X
23 X

25

Licorice paste, Calabria
Licorice paste, Sicily

Madder, Dutch
Madder,French..
Nutgalls, blue A'eppo
OU vitriol (66 degrees)

@
9
@

3X0

•*
*

....

MOLASSES—

V gal..gold.

Cochineal, Honduras
Cochineal. Mexican

20
2b

......

gold.
“
“
“
“
“
“
flib.

Argols, crude

10

HOPS-

13X

....9

COTTON—See special report.
DRUGS & DYKSAlum, lump

do
do
lo
do

“

Calcutta, dead

4 60

18X 9
19X®
20&9

gold.
gold.

9X@
7V9
3X@

•

“

Hoop

cargoes,60@90 days.gl d.

do fair,
do
do good,
do
do prime,
do
Java, mats and bags
Native Ceylon....;
Maracaibo

•

nominal.

Para
California
Texas
E. I. stock—Calcutta

22X9 5 30
4 22x9 4 25
1100 @
18 U0 ® 20 00

cannel

Liverpool house canuel
COFFEE—
Rio ord inary

“

Wet Salted—Buenos Ayres..'...

5

7,000 tons chestnut
gas

285 00

00
00
00
00

IRON-

4 50 9
4 52X9
4 82x®

25.000 tons stove

Liverpool

“

Dry Salted—Maracaibo

15

Scranton, March 25:

1 00

@230
@120
@230
@2f0

gold.225 00

Crop of 1870

COALAuctlon sale of

@

185 00
115 00

Montevideo
Corrientes
Rio Grande
Orinoco
California
Maracaibo
Bahia.

17X

1RX®
5Y9
....9

gold
.gold

Nitrate 8oda

.

Dry—Buenos Ayres

2X

9
®

95

HIDES—

BUTTER-

CHEESE—
State factory, fair to fan
State dairy, common to fair

River.shipping

italiau
Manila
Sisal
Jute..

8*

11X®
2>4®

Crude

4 25
3 75

SEED—

Russia,clean

10

@

*

“

@
@

HEMPAmerlcan dressed
American undressed

nx

9V-2

Firklns.per invc’e (N.Y., N.J.&Pa.)
“
Single dairies entire
“

Refined,pure

25 lb keg

Mlu. * Blasting

ASHES—
Pot

SALTPETRE—

GUNPOWDER-

PRICES CURRENT.

Welsh tub*, per invoice “
Do. single dairies

48#

•
satl8.

7-32®
2 9. «

25 0 9
••••

®

60

f*
33

®

2

5 0 9

3.6 9

d.

30 0

-

THE CHRONICLE.

440

[April 25, 1874.

4

I inancial.

Financial.

Commercial oards.

Michigan Southern Rail¬
way Company

BUYER,

COTTON

Nashville, Tennessee.

MORTGAGE SEVEN
CENT BONDS,
COUPON BONDS OF $1,000 EACII,

SECOND

Nashvills.

REFERENCE.—First National Bank,

McAlister & Wheless,

INTEREST

MERCHANTS,

CONMI8SION

For sale on

Banks,

points and remitted for on

'

SUPER-CARBONATE of SODA

on Chicago
Real Estate
and Illinois and Iowa Farms.

Mortgages

are

MILLION in amount are now offered

COMMISSION

and are as safe

than double the amount of the loan,
the best New York City seven per cent,
interest

transact a

Collections made

66#

Pine

New York.

Street,

COMMISSION

cent per annum,

& Co.,

Olyphant

INTEREST ON

STOCKS,

of China,
Wall St., New York.

M. SMITH,
it Wall Street.

SAMUEL

No.

Brinckerhoff, Turner

John A. Macpherson,

Co.,

VERMILYE,
J AS. A. TROWBRIDGE,

And all kinds of

COTTON CANVAS,

CURRENCY.

EXCLUSIVE¬

GOLD and STOCKS bought and sold
LY on Commission, on TELEGRAPHIC or personal
orders. Commissions 1-16 of l per cent. MARGINS,
TEN per cent on Gold and TWENTY on Stocks.

Gold orders executed in the Board In person.

FELTING DUCK, CAR COVER.

iNG, BAGGING, RAVENS DUCK, SAIL TWINES
&C. “ ONTARIO” SEAMLESS BAGS,
"AWNING STRIPES.”

United

States Bunting

supply all Widths and Colors
No. 142

Duane

Member of Stock Exchange.

Francis TV Walker & Co.

Also, Agents

A full

Special. Josiaii B. Grienman.

Francis T. Walkkr,
John M. Clarke,

Company.
always in etock.

Street.

—

WALL

—10

Transact a General Stock

Cheney Brothers,
SILK MANUFACTURERS,

STREET,—
Commission and Banking

Business

Howes & Company, Bankers, 6 Wall
street, buy the mutilated currency of the
U. S. and National Banks' at reasonable
rates.
Interest allowed on deposits.

Gold and Gov’t Bonds.
Company, Bankers, No. 6 Wall,
and sell all kinds of Govern
ment Bonds, also Gold and silver Coin and
Gold Coupons at market rates. Interest
Howes &

street, buy

allowed

on

deposits.

Knoblauch
BANKERS,

BANKERS.

37 Broad

Hartford and Sonth

Manchester, Conn.

Issue

SALESROOM:

SCRIBE, PARIS,

*

Travelers’ Credits available in all parts of the

world

Correspondents In this City,

477

BROOME STREET,

AUGUSTUS J.

York.

New

MORTON, BLISS & CO.. 3

BROAD STREET.
WALSTON H. BROWN.

BROWN.

Aug. J. Brown & Son,

IMPORTERS

BANKERS,

COMMISSION

59 Liberty

Street, New York.

MERCHANTS
ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEGOTlA
TION OF

CHEMICALS, COLORS, DYESTUFFS,

RAILROAD

SECURITIES.

&c., &c,, &c.
No. 23

Cedar Street, New

York.

H.

K. Enos & Co.,
BROKERS

Branch Offices In

Philadelphia and Boston.

>
ADOLF KUTTROFF, J
BADI8CHE AN1LIN & SODA FABRIK.
Special Partner.




WM. PICKHARDT.

Genera! Partner8-

of Exchange and Issue

Letters of de¬

all principal cities of Europe.
Open Credits on Shanghae and Yokohama

alt

on

Telegraphic transfwo made

Special

Partner.—DEUTSCHE BANK, Berlin.

Winslow, Lanier & Co.,
27

Gold, Stock*, and
iu at

Np. 51

PINE STREET, NEW

Receive the accounts

issue

all Securities dealt

EXCHANGE P^ACE, N, Y.

of interior banks, bankers,

County, and Railroad
Letters of Credit for foreign travel.

LONDON

CORRESPONDENTS

CITY BANK,

S. G

Threadneedle Street.

& G. C. Ward,
AGENTS

IN

the Stock Exchange,

YORK,

corporations and Merchants.
Agents for the sale of City,
Bonds ;

SPECIAL

IN

Draw Bills

Street, New York.

BANKERS,

Wm Pickhardt&Kuttroft
AND

Lichtenstein,

&

James W. Tucker & Co..
3 Sc 5 RUE

Bankers, 6 Wall

street, make Collections on every place,
with prompt returns. Interest allowed on
deposits.

(ESTABLISHED 1865.)

COTTONS AILDUCK

DEPOSITS.
DONALD MACKAY
LATHAM A FISH.

& Company,

Howes

Broker, 78 Broadway.

Manufacturers and Dealers n

BONDS Sc GOLD

^^COLLECTIONS.

FOR SALE BY

OLYPHANT dc Co.,

&

BUY AND

WASH’N K.

AND

GAS

INVESTMENT.
SELL ON COMMISSION

ALWAYS ON HAND FOR

RAILWAY STOCKS,

INSURANCE SCRIP.

OTHER

RAILROAD & MUNICIPAL BONDS

FIRST-CLASS

four per

subject to check at sight.

GOVERNMENT

SECURITIES.

ATLANTIC

dr

Represented by

104

sale of

St., New York.

ISSUES OF

IN ALL

DEALERS

23d Street RR.
Stock,
MUTUAL

MERCHANTS,

Hone Kong, Shanghai, Foochow
Canton, China.

16 and 18 Naesau

favorable terms.

Orders

York.

BANKERS,

Street, New

executed for the purchase and
Governments, Gold, Stocks and Bonds.
Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of

COR LI ES,

.

and

VERMILYE & CO.,

York.
on all available points, with prompt

39 Nassau

returns, upon

W

commission in Illinois and Iowa,
general Western real estate business.

sell lands on

MACY & CO.,

CORLIES,

REPRESENTED BY

E.

specialty of these securities, and pay the
semi-annually at our office. We also buy and

We make a

•F

Japan.

mortgages

as

26 Broad Street, New

Macy,

(Formerly of the firm of HOWES & MACY,)
MANAGER OF THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

MERCHANTS

Yokohama and Hlogo,

property worth In every rase more

first liens on

DAVIDSON Sc BEECHER,,

Charles A.

Smith, Baker & Co.,

cent, legal interest,

securities, paying ten per

These

CO.,

8ALERATU8,

Trade ONLY Supplied.

Per Cent.

A Safe Ten

STREET.
The nominal amount of Bonds authorized to be
Issued under this mortgage Is Twenty-five Millions.
Of this amount SIX MILLIONS are reserved to extin¬
guish or absorb the unsecured Bonds known as the
"New Sinking Fund Sevens of 1882.” and of the

Slip, New York.

day of payment.
AND PARIS

LONDON

FOR SALE.

behalf of the Company, by

balance hut ONE
for sale.

AND

The Jobbing

ON

CHECKS

BANKERS. 36 BROAD

MANUFACTURERS OF

accessible

COLLECTIONS MADE at all

PER

ACCRUED INTEREST

SCOTT, STRONG &

and all kinds of

GOVERNMENT BONDS.

AND $6,000 EACH
PAYABLE 1st JUNE and 1st DEC.

PRICE. 95 Sc

Corre¬

John Dwight & Co.,
No. 11 Old

GOLD, SILVER

Dealers in

PRINCIPAL DUE IN 1903.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Special attention given to Spinners’ orders.
spondence solicited.
Rkfkbknoks.—Third and Fonr h National
and Proprietors of Thk Chronicle.

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

REGISTERED BONDS OF $1,000

COTTON

Fourth Street,

108 Sc 110 West

AND

COMMISSION

Co.,

Gilmore, Dunlap &

SHORE

LAKE

Irvine K. Chase,

BARING
52

FOB

BROTHERS Sc COMPANY,
YORK,

WALL STREET, NEW

38 ST ATE STREET,

BOSTON,