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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
AND COMMERCIAL

REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL

VOL.

SATURDAY, APRIL

]6.

CONTENTS.
Our Safeguards Aralnst Panic
PnWIcity and the Treasury

541
542
543

. .

Current Topics
At'grcgate Renoarces ard LiabiliileB of the National Banks...
in

Ap;cntB of National Banks....
Latest Monetary and Commercial

544

Kn^Ush News
Commercial and MiacellaneouB

544

News

544

646

Redeeming

the

THK BACKERS' GAZKTTE.
Honey

Market, Railway Stocks,
U. S. Secnrities, Gold Market,

Investments and State, City and
Corporation Finances
Canal and Miscellaneous Stock

Foreign Exchange, New York
City Banks, Boston Banks,
Philadelphia Banks, National
Banks, etc
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds

and Bond List

551
551

State Securities
City Securities
Railroad Stock and

647
550

Bond

553
554
557

List.

THE COMMERCIAL TIMES.
Commercial Epitome
Cotton

556

BreaastuSs

56i»

)

Groceries

S'O

5671I)ryGoods
!

571

Prices Corrent

673

4ri)rontcU.

Every
a

financial

general

panic

day morning, with

the latest

news up

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by throwing

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They

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calling in loans too violently in

which

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almost impossible, and will continue

is

securities

on a market

too sick to absorb them.

is

country we

have rarely had mercantile panics
two sources. The first is from broken bank
currency. Under the old State bank system such disasters
were frequent, but in our national bank system they are
impossible. The second kind of revulsions are called credit
They arise from a paralysis of bank credits. It is
panics.
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992 millions, and they hold 223 millions of reserves, of which
96 millions are in legal tender notes, 16 millions in specie,
and 93 millions in balances held by redeeming agents at
Besides this the banks held 15
the financial centres.
millions of national bank currency, available for immediate
payment. In case of a panic they could also fall back upon
a part of their 409 millions of government bonds, and
on a part of their 008 millions of loans and discounts.

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OUR SAFEGUARDS AGAINST PANIC.

Not

a few persons in our financial

community are anxiwe are soon to have

ing

still

panic.

disturbs

It

is

our

the

counteracted, and have

money market, however

other

result of movements which can be
now almost spent their force. And

among these one of the most
tight money cliques.

active

is

due, perhaps, to the

efforts to keep up the monetary stringency by
means have not as yet been altogether abandoned
a financial panic. Formerly this country used to be deso- and this week we have had a very irregular market, with
lated by such convulsions 'about once every ten years. sudden and fitful changes.
But currency is now coming in
Why then ought we to expect freedom much longer? 80 freely from the country, and other forces conducive

ously pondering the question whether

Their

artificial

In the

to relaxation are so actively

off,

fast losing their control

long, tiresome stringency, which is so slow to pass
and has been almost uninterrupted since October, is there

not a confirmation of this fear

?

Have we

where a note of warning, a signal
our exemption cannot be kept up ?
In answer,

much

we have no

pansion of general

guaids.

of our banks,

credits, wliich urges

But

still

those

The great safpguard

in the reserves of our banks.

hey are to protect

danger, a proof that

hesitation in saying that

in the present condition

tokens danger.

of

us.

^

not here as else-

much

caution

dangers

have

there

is

in the ex-

and
tl

fore-

eir safe-

against a monetary panic lies
Let us see how well prepared

Last week

we

i>

ent

at work, that the cliques are

over the rates of interest.

has been proposed

to get a resolution of

A

move-

the Stock

Exchange and a mutual agreement of its members to charge
a single instead of a double rate for money, and to stop the
plan of charging ^ and \ commission for loans in addition
This method oi charging,
to the regular rate of 7 per cent.
causes the rates for loans to run up more rapidly in a time
of monetary trouble than if the method of omputation
were fixed at so much per cent,

in a single rate, as

formerly.

If the usury bUl becomes a law, this reform in the rates is
published a table, on likely to be made. The double method of charging interest

THE CHRONICLE.

^

542

of England had determined to " shut

abuses
of recent origin, and has grown up with other
ugainst
statutes
under the baneful shadow of the penal
usury, Mr. Win^low's new bill, as passed by the Senis

securities,

original

the

did

'as

corporations

of

and had actually called

of four millions sterling.

ate contains almost the same provisions which were reThe only change of importance is
jected a month ago.
that the amended bill does not interfere with the usury
privileges

[April 26, 1873.

that a strong

American

loan in such securities

To account

composed

clique,

in a

" on

down

for this

was

i';

said

Americans, had

chiefly of

delermined to make a combination for disturbing the London
money market, and adopting the lock-up tactics, which have
been so troublesome here. Six or eight millions sterling of

one,

The probability of its passing is variously estimated. gold wer'i to be drawn suddenly out of the Bank of England
with a view to start this bold speculation.
Of course, if
Unless some such measure is adopted and comes into opera
any
such wild scheme as this were tried it would ruin and
market
is
expected
to
money
tion before next Fall, the
work so tight during the Autumn and Winter months of crush its projectors, and this the tight-money men are
shrewd enough to know. Both rumors were evidently got
It is with regard
this year as seriously to injure business.
to that continjjency rather than to any present relief of the up for speculative purposes, and are unworthy of the notice
mone} market

now

that usury repeal

seems to be attracting

they have received. The Bank of England does not lend
on foreign securities, and the discrimination against Am-

jusj;

the chief attention.

Many

erican credits in London,

of the shrewdest observers are discouraged at the

We

now at the close
of Apnl, and it had' been supposed by some persons that
a fortnight ago all symptoms of stringency would have
slow progress of returning ease.

rather to

are

other

reserve at this

unlikely period.

probably be found to be

often

prevails in

away. Against these premature hopes we have
warned our readers. If they will refer to the reports

of past years they will find that after the April drain the

money

development

is

of ease

usually

more tardy and

more sluggish than

the resulting

after

some of the
One

markets

which

is this

therefore,

season even more retarded than usual. There
no ground for surprise at the delay this year,

nor any just reason for alarm.

The

dilatory return of de-

and currency from the interior is perfectly easy to
understand. It indicates do probable panic, nor any other
posits

coming troubles beyond such as are connected with the
expansion of credits, the growth of business, the too rapid
conversion of floating into fixed capital, the

from the

fires at

perturbations

Chicago and Boston, the growth

national wealth, the development of our productive
•and the pressure of these expansive forces

of

our

power

upou our banking

of the sensitiveness of those foreign

that the prospects ot

success in these efforts depend in part

on the movements of these Syndicate fives.
To break the force of some of these arguments,
that

The public are

becominfi; impatient to

it

merely a change of securities, a conversion ot
So far as the Government in concerned,
true ; for the Treasury will issue new fives and take
is

this is

an

in

amount of old sixes.
It,
is a
simple exBut so far as the money markets are concerned, the

equal

change.

transaction

is

some

of-

has done in re-

gard

to the 300 million loan. Except the fact that a special
agent of the Treasury was sent a few days ago to England

to

convey some of the bonds

thing definite has

been

for

delivery in

made known

London, no-

the

new

capital

fives

The

not so simple.

Germany.

wants few,

market opens

receive

statement as to what Mr. Richardson

pre-

sixes into fives.

if

to

them.

la

in are

refuses the

These rejected

fives the

new
Syn-

England or here, or wherever a
these new maiksts thus opened

absorb new capital.

from investing

be called

sixes to

But Germany

any.

dicate will have to sell in

ficial

it is

tended that the Syndicate loan does not absorb new capital;

fives; she

PUBIICITT AND TBE TREASURY.

money

which we are seeking to borrow large sums for
railroad and other purposes. Enough has been said to prove
in

held largely in

and monetary machinery.

monetary stringency which
that a good deal of the

fact

We

reason of this

is,

Bank of England of its
One of these causes will

we have been borrowing here during the last
few months comes to us through German houses which have
branch establishments in London.
need not cite
illustrations

the opening activity of [spring business,

due

exist, is

foreign capital

other periodical drains of currency to the country.
is

the

Germany, and the

may

it

than to the fear of any

causes

clique combination to deplete the

passed

return of

any case

in

if

restrictive

itself in other

to the profit of our railroad

They prevent
bonds, as

and other

it

that

new

might do,

enterprises, if the

competition of the Syndicate bonds were out of the way.
For several years we have not been so dependent as now

was on foreign capital. Ever since the beginning of our civil
by the Syndicate, and the books of subscription closed war, Germany offered a market for our bonds. During the
three months ago.
Some fifteen millions of the new bonds last two years she has ceased to absorb them so freely.
since

the loan

offered

are supposed to have betn pu'chased in this country with
the understanding that the rest of the loan was to be sold in

Europe.

Out

of respect

to

the just claims of these pur-

Now
no

she

is

selling her sixes

fives in their stead.

to the Syndicate,

and

is

taking

Fortunately, the Ecglish market

opening to us as the German market

is

closing.

is

The Syndi-

chasers, as well as on public grounds, the Secretary of the
cate negotiation when completed will thus have the efftct of
Treasury should lose no lime in giving a full account of the
withdrawing a large mass of the sixes now held in Germany,
whole transaction so far as it has gone, including a statepaying them off in cash, and redeeming them with new fives
ment of the resources at command for the payment
We do not here inquire how far
o! ^he sold for cash in England.

50

millions of (ive-twcnties called for
there were no other reasons for

If

June

1.

insisting

the e-w^^^S^
that this in-

formation should not be longer
kept back, the general ob
of publicity might suffice,
But other reasons
in the present case are worthy
of notice.
For example
ligation

there

is

the fact that

we want
it

'*

to shovT

^°^ ^^^ advantage
^^

of

^^^^ '^® transaction

has been represented;

w'

this
is

country.

All

not so simple as

^^^ Svndicate do absorb

new

capital; that that capital might oiu"''^'^® ^® expected to
invest itself in other American competing J"*-'""''e* ; and,

for various purposes we
are heavy therefore,
that it is right that the public who ai-,,'
Europe, and that the loan markets
'"'f'""
there are ested in those
railroad securities should seek regular l^'
perturbed and sensitive.
need large amcunts of cipformation as to what the Syndicate is doing.
ital, which we are less likely
to attract into our railroad
The necessity for this publication is all the ereater from
municipal, and state securities, if
these new fives of the the
vague hints as to the time within which the negotiation
Syndicate are to be kept hanging
over the foreign markets
is to run.
The whole 300 millions are to be taken by the
Uniy a week ago the report was
started to the great annoy'
1st of December next.
If the Syndicate cannot take the
Rtice Of some of our borrowing
corporations that the Bauk
wbol^ they are not obliged to do so j but if any part re-

borrowers

in

We

THE CHRONICLE.

April 26, 1878.]
mains untakeo

Treasury can sell such residue to other parties, and the Syndic ite forfeits all claim to
them. The arrangement with the Syndicate is therefore
at that time the

of the nature of a "call,"

The Treasury

has given to the

Syndicate an exclusive "call" for the whole of tha 300

new

millions cf the

can

fives,

and whoever wants these bonds

only get them thiough the Syndicate, the Treasury

having given up the
to any

ii<;ht to sell

them or dispose

other persons whatsoever.

part of the contract

bama indemnity

of

In illustration

them

of this

has been pointed out that the Ala-

it

'543

in and said " You coal owners are making enormous profits
we
must share them." Up went wages. What was the result T
The men, finding they could earn as much in four days as In six
did not take advantage of the rise in prices to earn more In tha
"ffKfegate, but were content to work four days and lie Idle two
The consequence was the coal miners were worse off, the man;

ufacturing industry crippled, consumers impoverished, but only
the owners of mines and dealers enriched by the famine.
While it is undesirable that Parliament should interfere with
the laws of supply and demand, it is not unlikely that the
investigation and report of the committee may bo of service in
directing attention to the wasteful consumption of fuel.

It is

by law decided lo be invested in five stated that a total want of economy characterizes its use in the
per cent bonds ; and no other fives but those of ths Syndi- great industrial centres of England, Scotland and Wales, where
cate being authoiized, it haa been questioned whether the fuel has hitherto been both abundant and cheap. If this investiDepartment will not have to buy these bonds from the gation shall lead to a less wasteful use, it will have accomplished
a very desirable end. For after all, the coal-flelds of EngUnd,
Syndicate, and, if so, whether that body will be permitted
though large in extent when compared with those of Central
to charge a commission to the Government on the transac- and Western
Europe, are small when compared with the inextion.
However this point may be decided, it is certain haustible supplies of China and the United States, and must in
that the Syndicate have an exclusive call on the 300 mil- the long run yield less and less fael and at a greater cost.
In this connection we see the importance of a wise system of
lions of bonds, and within the period prescribed they may
immigration, so as to attract increased numbers to our coal, iron,
take their jwn time for negotiating and oistributing them
cotton and grain fields of the discontented operatives and laborers
to the public
These being the terms of the contract made
of England and Germany, who believe themselves underpaid.
on the 23d of January between the Syndicate and the Here under the stimulus of a wholesome demand for labor and
Treasury,
resting

about

on

this

is

there

obviously

are

pressing

oblijations

Mr. Richardson to keep the public informed
as well as the other business of his office.
Pub-

licity as to

tills

branch of the Treasury operations

is

abso-

adequate remuneration, the old conditions of employment would
yield to healthier ones, and the miner no longer contented with
four days' labor would begin to realize the possibility of making
a competence for old age, and escaping the condition of pauperism.

lulely

indispensable to the public credit.

fullest

publicity

no

administration

Without the

can long retain the

confidence of the people.

CURRENT TOPICS.
The British Parliament Investigation and the Coal
Question.—The leading subject agitating England the past Winter
has been her supply of coal, an article of evident necessity, affectit does, every domestic economy, and what is of more importance, every species of industry. The manufactures of Great
ing, as

from whatever other sources they
find cheap fuel an indispensable condition.
Britain,

in a great

measure, driven the old sailing
even her carrying trade, without low priced

may

receive support,

Now

that steam haa,

from the ocean
coal, loses one element
of its strei^gth and prosperity. Cheap coal is cheap labor. It is
for this reason that the cotton of America is sent to England to
ba spun into fabrics that are exported to the East Indies!
fleets

the native home of the cotton plant; for this reason that
the wool of Australia is shipped to England to be woven into
broadcloth and sent back from England to Australia, in the shape
of ready made clothes it is for this reason that tin from Banca,
copper from Cliili and Australia, sugar from the Antilles and Mau-

poured into England in their rough and unmanufactured
condition to be smelted and refined and adapted for use by those
who require them. England knows that the centre of gravity ot
the industrial world will always be found where the labor of ap
propriating the native forces of nature

is least

co.stly.

A

coal

famine there would jeopardize not only her industrial and commercial supremacy, but might end in their transfer to more favored countries where the great motive forces of nature exist in
the greatest abundance.

The

coal question is therefore

and the advance

with England the great question,

this winter of 150 per cent in the price caused so

is

—

—

stock raisers of the Southwest, and particularly of Texas, will at

once find a remunerative market for the immense herds of cattle
that now have but a nominal value barely equal to the actnal
while on the other hand the
valuation of their hide and tallow
introduction of this beef into the New York and other eastern
;

markets will benefit the consumers by bringing it in competition
with the Northern and Eastern stall-fed beef, and causing such a
reduction in the price of that commodity as to make it an article
of consumption, no longer a luxury, but so cheap as to place it
within the easy reach of the poor as well as the rich.

The Brazil Trade.—The

;

ritius are

—

We notice with pleasure that a
about to be supplied by the organization of
a palace-car stock company for the purpose of affording the
maximum of comfort to beef cattle on their way to market. The
cars are intended to be run without change from Denison, Texas,
It is asserted that they
to New York and other eastern cities.
will be so arranged that the animals can be fed, watered, and can
sleep comfortably when en louto, and will arrive at their destinaShould this scheme be successfully
tion in good condition.
carried out and we see no reason why it should not be the
Palace Live Stock Cabs.

much-needed want

of steamers between

mercial

mind

prospective establishment of a line

New Orleans

of the Crescent City.

and Brazil

The

is

agitating the com-

is to run the
outward and return

proposition

vessels semi-monthly, touching, both on the

voyage, at the ports of Jamaica, Trinidad, Para, Maranham, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Janeiro. Certainly the enterprise suggested would add not only to the prosperity of New Orleans, but
In
to the producing interests of the entire Mississippi Valley.
endorsing the project the Picayune, as an argument in favor of
makes the statement that the island of Trinidad alone, with
its adjacent Orinoco Valley trade, annually imports 40,000 barrels
ot flour and other produce from New York, Baltimore, and Richit,

mond.

much

uneasiness that a thorough investigation was instituted on
the part of the British Parliament. This investigation has now
been made, and reveals tha.fact that the scarcity of coal is due_
not to the pres.nt or immediately prospective exhaustion, but to
It may be attributed chiefly to the
derangement of
due partly to Parliamentary legislation and portly ta the
attitude of labor toward capital employed in the mines. For a

other causes.
labor,

considerable period the

was

demand for
when

in excess of the supply

;

this article of

prime necessity

was the case it was imwould rise, and this not

that

what pitch the price
necessarily on account of the exhaustion of the coal measures,
but on account of the inadequacy of labor requisite for bringing
possible to say to

—We have received from

the author, Mr. Chas. Hallock, a

new

work on fishing, entitled " The Fishing Tourist."
Mr. Hallock is a young and vigorous sportsman, and from hasty
glances at his book we judge that he handles the pen as deftly as
and

interesting-

Several of his various sketches of travel and sporting adventures have appeared heretofore in Harper's Magazine,
and have invited much interest. In his new volume he presents
in a concise form all the information necessary to enable one to
procced^to all the different salmon and trout regions of America,
the fly rod.

and gives

it

in a semi-narrative style, peculiarly interesting. The
become a valuable acquisition to every sports-

Ijook will evidently

up from the mines the amount of coal needed to satisfy the man. man's library.
l^facturing, domestic and export demand.
The workmen stspped New York.

The

publishers are Messrs. Harper

&

Brotben,

[April 2R, 18:3

THE CHRONICLE.

544

AGGREGATE BBS0CBCB8 AND LIABILITIES OF THE NATIONAL BANKS-JUNE,

Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
V, S. bonds to secure circulat'n.
V. 8. bonds to secure depositn.

IT. 8. bonds & sec'rities on baud
Other stocks, bonds & mort^'s.
Due from red'ming & rcs'e apts
Due from other national banks.
I>tte from State b'ks & bankers.
Real estate, furniture & fixtures
Current expenses

—

Premiums

Checks and other casli items
Exchanges for clcarinjj house.

.

Bills of other natioual banks...
Bills of State banks

1873.

LUBIUTIES.

Feb. 28. 1873.
Oct. 3. 1872.
June 10, 1873.
42
$871,531,448 67 $877,197,923 47 $908,818,868
4,446..321 25
377,099 700 00 383,046 ,400 00 384.675,050 00
16,0)5,000 00
15,479,,760 CO
1S,409,,950 00
10,436,950 00
12,142,,550 00
16,458,,250 00
22,063,806 20
23..'>.33.,151 73
2'?,270,,010 47
95,773,077 10
80,717.,071 30
9l,5(i4,,869 53
.39,483,700 09
34,486,,593 87
30.468,,323 39
13,595,679 17
12,976,,878 01
13.014,26.'i 2«
34,023,057 77
32,876 ,498 17
31,143 .813 21
6,977.831 35
6.310,428 79
fi,719 ,794 90
7,20.6,859 67
e,5l6 ,848 52
6,B16 ,174 75
90
11,757,336
14,9!6; !84 34
13,468,,753 80
l.i!l,383,860 95
110,086,,315 37
88,592,,600 16
00
15,962,366
16,2S3,,660 00
16,787,,296 00
2,069,464 12
24.266.644 14

Fractional currency
Specie
Legal tender notes
tr. 8. certiflc's of dep'sit for L. T.
Clearing house certificates
Three per cent certificates

TO FEBRUARY,

1872,

BE80UBCXS.

88
79
00
00

2,151,747
10,229,758
105,121,104
6,710,000

182,991,4n OO

7,140,000 00

12,005,000 00

.36,413

00

8,289,680
17,777,673
96,441.909
18,440,000
2,119,375
410,000

21
53
00

00
60
00

June 10, 1872.
Oct. 3, 1872.
Feb. 88, 1873
$470,543,301 00 $479,629,174 00 $484,651,811 00

Capital stock.

Surplus

Fund

Undivided

105,181,943 88
50.234,298 82

110,257,516 45
46,623,784 50

114,681.048 73
48,578,046 28

327,092,7.62 00

333,495,027 00
1,567,143 OO

336,892.459 00
1,363,271 00

profits.

National bank notes ontst'dlng.
State bank notes outstanding.

1,700,936 00

.

Dividends unpaid

1,454,044 06

3,149,749 61

1,466,993 60

oflfrs.

618,801,619 49
6,993,014 77
5,463,953 48

613,290,671 45
7,853,772 41
4,563,833 79

656,187.551 61
7,044,848 34
5,835,696 60

to national banks
to State banks and bankers

132,804,984 08
39,878,826 42

110.047,347 67
33,789,083 82

134,231,842 95
38,124,803 85

4,746,178 22
6,942,479 34

5,649,431 88
6,040,662 66

6,117,810 .60
6,672,632 76

Individnfll deposits

U. 8. deposits
Deposits of U.S. disburs'g

Due
Due

Notes

anil bills re-discounted.
Bills payable

.

1,770,837,269 40 1,755,867,098 24 1,839,152,715 21

Total

No. of Banks.

1,868

1,947

1,919

1,770,837,269 40 1,755,857,098 24 1,839,152,715 21
1,947
1,919
1,853

Total

No. of Banks

—

—

namely, to about 33 per cent the money marCHANGES IN THE HEUBEMING AGENTS OK NATIONS BAMS\ further reduced
has remained firm in tone, but the directors of the Bank have
ket
of
Agents
Redeeming
The followinsT are ilie changes in the
These not altered the official minimum, which is still, therefore, at four
the 17th inst.
approved
since
Banks
National
weekly changes are furnished by, and published in accordance per cent. The Bank return shows changes incidental to the period
with an arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency of the year, viz., changes arising from the payments at tho ter:

VermontBellows Falls.
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
MassachusettsSpringfield.

BSDSEHlHe A6£MT.

I

—

I

approved in place of the Central Na.

Bank.

.

follows

tfonal Bank of New York.
The Lebanon Na- The Western National Bank

PennsylTania—
Lebanon

of PhilaPer cent.
Per cent.
delphia approved in place of the Bank rate
4 months' bank bills
iii®*ii
4
First National Bank of Philadelphia. Open-market rates
8 months' bank bills
4M@4>i
The Winnesboro' The National Park Bank of New York,
4 and 6 months' trade bills. 4^®5
4
30 and 60 d Jys' bills
National Bank.
approved.
4
3 months' bills
The City National The Importers' and Traders' National
Bank.
Bank of New York, anproved.
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and
The First National The Merchants' National Bank of CinBank.
cinnati approved as an additional discount houses for deposits are subjoined
Per cent
agent.
3
The Meridian Na- The Kentucky National Bank of Louis- Joint stock banks
additional Discount houses at call
ville approved
as an
tional Bank.
SX
Discount houses with 7 days' notice.
agent.
3X
The Edgar County The St. Nicholas National Bank of Discount liouses with 14 days' notice.
New York and the Manufacturers'
National Bank.
The following are the rates for money at the leading Con
National Bank of Chicago, approved.
The Union National The Manufacturers' National Bank of tinental cities:
Chicago, approved.
Bank.
Bank Open
Bank Open
The VeazleNation'llThe National Exchange Bank of BoBrate, market

tional Bank.

South Carolina*

mination of the financial year, and of the quarter, and also shows
the distribution of the dividends. There has been a considerable
The National Bank. The Continental National Bank of decrease in the amount of other securities, but the total is still
New York, revoked.
The Eollstone Na-lThe First National Bank of Boston heavy, and amounts to £37,548,496. The reserve and the stock
tional Bank.
approved in place of the National
of bullion are both smaller the former by £731,586, and the
Bank of Commerce of Boston.
The Third National iThe Fourth Nat'nal Bank of New York latter by £547,916. The present quotations for money are as
I

NAUE OP BANK.

LOCATION.

Winnesboro'..

Kentucky
Paducah

OhioLima
IndianaIndianapolis.

,

.

Illinois

Paris

Minnesota
Rochester.

'

Maine—

Bank.

Bangor

No new banks

rate, market.
per cent, per cent.

ton, approved.

I

Paris.

organized during the week.

Hamburg

.Catest Hlonctarn

5

Amsterdam

anb (Eommercial

(Englial) Neius.

.

Berlin
Frankfort.

B.^^CH/INUB AX LONOON, .IND ON LONIfOM
A r LATEST DATKS
EXCHANGE AT LONDONBXCHANGB ON LONDON.
APRIL 11.

ON—
Amsterdam
Antwerp

short.

. .

3

12

Paris

3

1

@!2

April

8

85.67>tf8,25.72>i

short.

20.49
23.40
25.75

months.

©20.53
@S6.50

Berlin

6.24Ji@ 6.25;^
Frankfort
119 9-16(ail9K
St. Petersburg
3!>!i.©31J/.
Cadiz
473i;ia<8
90 days.
Lisbon
52%@63
Milan
3 months. 29..37>i@29.42}(
Genoa
29.37X®29.42X
Nanles
29.37Ji@29.42>i

New York
Rio de Janeiro
Valparaiso

,

*'

3

.

mos.

11.

short.
8 mos.

April

10.

Mch.

7.

60 days.
90 days

Feb.
Feb.

14.
28.

April 10.
April 9.

"

28. 65® 28. 65

my.

51%

27,

6

mos.

Is.

U. 11

&'/.d.-X
Ss. 10Ji®5«. lid.

53K
53%

Havana

Mch.
Mch.

Alexandria....

April 8.

60 days.
3 mos.

Port Elizabeth

Mch.

90dys]

Auckland (N.
Zealand)

....

.....

....

Adelaide

7.
11.

16.

U. 11 6-16d.

SOdysj
60 dys
1

Melbourne

llJid.

7-16(i.--9-16

4».

3.

'•

Kurrachee

43X®44 prem.

Sydney

Bremen

5
4

4X

Leipsig

4^

4X

Antwerp

4

3Ji-4

4

:

1870.

£

1872.

1871.

1873.

£

£

£

£

24,177,488
7,292 714
18,041,710
12.827,814
19,269,796

21,729,502
8,040.918
21,351.917
12,935,697
21,630,866

26,416.274
9,253,947
21,316,316
13,304,056
25,890,492

80,683,008
12,645.879
21,.592,657

13,380,963
27,648,496

Coin and bullion in
both departments....

Bank rate

No.40 mule yarn

8,180,737

11,315,603

13,023,406

10,488,834

11,414,923

16,968,722
4 p. c.

20,066,448

82,884,041

21,500,304

22,698,678

93d.

..

fair

47s. 2d.
. .

12V<1.

3 p. c.
94)id.

2K

428. 8d.

66s. 7d.

llXd.

p. c.

93}fd.
7>id.

4 p.
92Jid

4 p. c.
93ii<l.
54s. Ud.

c.

648. Od.

9 6-16d.*

llXd.

Sd

quality
Clearing House return

Is. 3Jid.

U. 3Xd.

Is. OJfd.

Is.

Is. 4d.

8J<d.*

109.071.000

64,470,000 106,648,000

• Prices April 3.

The imports of bullion this week have been considerable but
with the exception of nearly £600,000 received in sovereigns from
Australia, the entire amount has been absorbed by the German
The
The silver market has been rather quiet.
demand.
;

.^^.
V
buying rate,

following prices of bullion *re from the circular of Messrs. Pixley>

iU

Abell, Langley

p. c. dls.
pr.
selling rate
buying rate Ji d.
selling rate Ji pr.
buying rate
d.

& Blake

%

%

selling rate^ pr
....| buying rate Jid.'
selling rate Ji pr
j
.j
buying rate 3^ d.

....

and

Rome

84,269,360
Public deposits
4,306 229
Other deposits
18,111,564
Government securities. 15,020,798
Other securities
17,369,894

Price of wheat
Mid. Upland cotton

49Ji-

Aprils.

Fenauflr

6

bills

Consols

27
26)C

26%@26%

Bombay

April

28.80

44>!r@44X

*'

Shanghai
Singapore

5

6

1869.

including

coin
April

Feb.

.

5

7

6X
3X

Reserve of notes and

.

Calcutta .
Hong Kong...

3X

a statement showing the present position of the Bank
of England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols,
the average quotation for English Wheat, the price of Middling
Upland Cotton, of No. 40 Mule Yarn fair second qualiij
and the Bankers' Clearing House return compared with the

bank post

mn

short.

Brussels
Turin, Florence

is

four previous^ years

6.20K

(I

7
6)i

4

nominal.

Annexed

Circulation,

109.10

'*

Montevideo...
.

12.05
25.40
20.05
25.40

short.
3 mos.
short.

"

Bahla

Buenos Ayres
Pernambuco

*'

.©35.80

u.ni4&v.n>i

Vienna

11.

BATE.

TIME.

*'

months.

Hamburg
Paris...

LATEST
DATE.

BATE.

TIUB.

Lisbon and Oporto
St. Petersburg

,

celona

per cent, per cent.

5
3Ji

Vienna and Trieste.
Madrid, Cadiz and Bar,

RATKS OF

4

....

.

:

GOLD.
Bar Gold
Barao1d,fine
Bar Gold, Reflnable
South American Doubloons
United States Gold Coin

d.

d.

9X®

per oz. standard, last price.
do.
per oz standard,
do.
per oz. standard,
per oz
per oz. none here.
SILYEB

9
..

8.

@

74

(S

....

d.

d.

s.

per oz. standard, last price. 4 11%®
Bar Silver, Fine
Bar Silver, containing 5 grs. Gold, per oz. standard, last price 6 0>4® .
no price
peroz,
Pine Cake Silver
old,
per oz., last price, new, 4 11
Mexican Dollars
per oa.i none nere
Piye Prwo Pieces
.

I

The

From our own

correspondent.!

London, Saturday, April 12, 1873.
Bank haying been

proportion of reserve to liabilitieB at the

.

&

THE CHRONICLE.

April 26, 18T3.]

The somewhat
good
the

effect

money market has had a

quieter aspect of the

upon the stock markets, and

in British railway shares

movement has been generally upward. Business has not^
active, owing, in some measure, to the advent of

however, been

the Easter holidays. To-day business has bten rather quiet, but
the tone has been firm. The following were the closing prices of
consols and the principal American securities this afternoon
:

Consols
United States 6 per cent 5-20 bonds, ex 4-6
do
2dserle«

do
do
do
do

Vifie

»»Xa

SpercentPundedLoan,

^ 63

Atlantic and Gt West., 8 per cent. Debent's, Blschoffsheln's ctfs. 61
Ditto ConuoMilated Bonds, 7 per cent.,Bi8Choffsbelm'scertlfloate8. 63X®
Ditto iRt Mortgage, 7 per cent bonds
80X®
Ditto 2d MortRaKe, 7 per cent bonds
70>ia
4.SXia
Ditto 3d Mortgage
Brio Shares, ex fe
51J<a
96>,-®
Ditto 6 percent. Converltble Bonds
Ditto 7 per cent Consolidated Mortgage Bonda
9i)i&
xd 91
Illinois Central Shares, tlQO pd., ex 4-6
Illinois and St. Louts Bridge, let mort
108
Louisiana 6 percent. Levee Bonds
40
Massachusetts 5 percent, stcrlln^bds, 1900
92
Now Jersey United Canal and Rail bds
93
Panama Gen. Mort. 7 percent, bonds, 1897
96
Pennsylvania Gen. Mort. 6 per ct. bds, 1910
98
42
Vlrainia 6 per cent, bonds, ex 4-6
.

64K
81
71)i
44
51>*

96X
96^

1872-73.

Wheat

CWt. 29,089,470
10.4'>9,048

Com

Indian
Flour

...

....

1871-72.
23,908,116
8,125 417
5,612,759
494,441
2,214,323
11,704,412
2,011,271

:

6.938,016
814 572
1,628,610
12.768,062
4,468,797

1870-71.
20.038,330
4,963,811
4,742,034
1,111,941

1869-70.
56.911,890
4,872,165
6,939.194
789 527
1,199.114

9,.361,0!'2

12,678,8-31

2,859,529

4,060,082

464,.346

value.

,

cwt.
yds.
yds.
yds.

40,021
44,926
S9.49S
28,461

89,134
88,51«
95,698
17,070
6,6««
811,180
8,878,404
34.031,947
2,201,803

2,485
221,704
2,670.657
82,482,891
1,992,798

lbs.

Woolencloth
Worsted stullk
CarpoU

4.910
96.840
8,787,678
88,781.840
2,088,750

show the exports of the principal textile
Germany and Holland, during the first
three months of the present and last two years
The following

fignrefl

Cotton yam
Cotton piece goods

1872.
2,086..588

285,900

lb«.

yds. 5,467,810

Llnenyam

98,909
646,205
241,881
yds. 2.239,039
yds. 2,841,516
yds.
7,130
Ib».

Linen piece goods

yds.

Woolenyarn

lb.

Woolencloth
Worstedstnffs
Carpets

1878.

97*,«6T

30,71J,120
631,610
],102.980
841,280
1,383,693
9,785,130
164,355

84,gst,tn

1872.
12,983,231

1878.
10.774,543
12,874.886
1,930,611
1,450.410
4,098,367
1,028,404
17,704,958
87,458

142,983
1,288,288
478.818
1.186,»18
10,601,057

75,6M

TO GERKAHT.

Llnenyam

1871.
lbs. 10,022,678
yds.l2,6Cl,.i05
lbs. 2,697,006

Linen pieoB gooda

yds. 1,069,3:12

Woolenyarn

IMPORl'8.
Barley
Gate
Peas

Stationery
Tin, nnwronght
Wool, English

Cotton yam
Cotton piece goods

The wheat trade du ring the -week has been dull, and prices are
lower for English produce. The weather has been faverable for
all agricultural work, and the prospect is encouraging. Farmers,
therefore, and especially those who hold inferior or sprouted
wheat, are very anxious to realize, as with the return of warm
weather, the produce will deteriorate rather than improve. Good
and fine qualities of wheat, however, are not much cheaper, and
being scarce, are likely to maintain their value.
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
cereal produce into and from the United Kingdom since harvest,
viz., from September 1 to the close of last week, compared with
the corresponding periods in the three previous years

£14,446
£53,806
£88,008
£14.8S1

1871.

90fi& 90%

ex 4-6

1871,

value.

Otker articles of silk
value.
Silk mixed with other materials., value.

TO PB4N0B.

94)ia
»aji«
89 g.

18671s8ue
6 per cent. 10-40 bonds, ex 4-8

811k ribbons

fabrics, &c., to France,

93X€

18«51s8ue,

545

21,2«.5.827

1,676,140
1,811,490
6,299,185

lbs. 5,343,238

Woolencloth
Worsted stuffs

yds.

Carpets

yds.

527,364

926,784
22,769,030
59,190

yds 12,388,282
,

32,686

TO HOLLAND.
Cotton piece goods
Linen yarn
Linen piece goods

lbs. 1.035,591
168.072
lbs. 2,600,575
yds.
156,360

yds,

11,961,380
12.874.886
1,190.871
219,5oO
2,709.660
289.060
8,817,661
86,82*

279,100
4,307,620
77,670

yds. 3,125681
yds.
06,347

Btnffa

Carpets

1873

11,218,911
8.783.310
1,041,010
189,860
4,174,859

yds. 6,835,669

Woolenyarn
Woolencloth
Worsted

1872

1871
lbs. 9,342,122

Cottonyara

The annual

financial statement was delivered by the Chancellor
Exchequer on Monday evening, and occupied but little
time. It has been proposed to reduce the income tax to 3d. in the
pound, and to diminish the sugar duties by one-half. The former
being popular, is commended, but the latter is deprecated, as it is
not likely to benefit the consumer. As is well known the large
increase in the revenue during the past year was due ahnost enThe revenue for
tirely to the agmented consumption of spirits.
the present year is estimated at £76,617,000, and the expenditure

of the

'

at £71,871,000.

EXPORT 8.
Wheat

owl.

Barley
Oats

Peas
...•.

Flour

189,140
10,144
10,638
6,4*3
1,032
20,802
13,199

2,041,556
13,853
85.639
7,116
4,879
19,793
44.635

2,272,072
62.315
1,0)8,423
40,875
14,640
66,296
1,276,858

179 067
15,.W7
75,310
10,149
1,225
13,144
18,661

The Board of Trade returns for March and the three months
ending 31st March were issued on Monday. The declared value
of our exports in the month has been £31,744,213, against
£20,165,568 in 1872, and £30,502,790 in 1871. The total for the
months of the year was £63,376,366, against £57,57b,364
in 1872, and £47,719,605 in 1871.
The declared value of our imports in the month was £29,850,113, against £37,526,513 in 1871,
and £27,819,883 in 1872 and in the three months £84,867,303,
against £87.102,600 in 1873, and £76,455,907 in 1871.
The following figures relate to the three months ending March

first

EitKllsh market Report*— Per Cable.
The dnily closing quotations in the markets of London and Liverpool for the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph
as shown in the following summary:
London Money and Stock Market. In American securitiea 65'b
show an advance of f and new 5'b a decline of i from the prices
of a week ago.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £133,000

—

,

during the past week.

three

;

31:

"

eign

1B71.

1872.

6.318 511
1,075.031
42,570,513
788,364,164
491.347
8,394,002
49,350,740

4,353.144
655,698
49.126,268
849,083,716
663,707
7,912,013
64,398,250
17,500,966
636,786
2,919,489

lb.

Exports of
Exports of
Exports of
Exports of
Exports of
Exports of

woolen yam
woolen cl oth
worsted stuffs
blankets,

&c

flannels

carpets

lbs.

yds.
yds.
yds.
yds.
yds.

12,72:1,889

£617,562
1,739,373

26,157,272
8,693.186
9,429,356
67,987,471
3,085.488
1.632,490
2,453,360

33,611,562
10,703,062
10.658,942
93,313.06)
1,520,850
1,642,761
2,948,537

1873.

3,920,183
8a3,142
63,910,802
880,359,416
669,563
8,447,443
63,738,735
21,582,796
510,477
1,001,698
20,194,869
7,907,179
10,331,084
93,920,6(0
1,817.780
1,583,864
2,878.210

The following

return shows the extent of our exports to the
United JStates during the first three months of the present and
last two years

account.....

Thnr.

9.3>i

^»}i

93S

93>4

93>4

93Ji

91^
93%
89X

*1X
93X

»8X
93X
91«

98Ji

93Ji

89«

9\H
93X
89V

89X

90

90

89;i

89;<

93fi
89JK
89j<

Mon.

a. S. 6s(5-208,)1865,old..
"
"
1867

93>i-

a.S.10-40s

89Ji

90
New Bs
The daily quotations

fort

Imports of cotton
cwt.
Exports of cotton
cwt.
Exports of cotton yam
lbs.
Exports of cotton piece goods.. yds.
Exports of iron and steel
tons
Exports of linen yarn
lbs.
Exports of linen piece goods
yds
Exports of jute manufactures. ..yds
Exports of silk manufactures
Exports of wool. English
lbs
Exports of wool, colonial and for-

Wed.

93>tf

93^
91X

Sat

Consols for money

cwt.

Beer and ale

bbli.

Copper, wrought
Cotton piece goods
Earthenware, pt)rcelain,

cwt.
yds.

&c

Haberdashery and millinery
Hardware and cutlery
Iron,
Iron,
Iron,
Iron,
Iron,
Iron,

Lead,

pig

value
value.
value.

tons

bar, Ac
railroad

tons.
tons.

hoops, sheets and boiler plates. tons.
tin plates

cast or

wrought

,

Linen manufactures
Salt

BUk broad

atuila..,

tons.
tons.

tons.
yds.
tons.
..vain*.

426,256
8,120
424
61,577,000
£156,974
£638.418
£182 871
35,369
10,711

102,965
6,878
18.706
2.567
3,697
26,288,674
63,888

£100,328

1872.

505,144
9,470
519
68,625,.143

171,218
646,146
231,917
32,337
19.058
129,605
6,760
20,400
3,624
1.924
38,875,030
40,683
80,578

1873
601,545
11,9.30

1,752
88,867,770
188,231
666,374
227,906
28.808
12,709
69,453
7,651
26,7.39

4,320
1,362
39,202,050
60,650
63,261

ns

Pri.

Wi

United States 6s (1862) at Frank'

for

were

Frankfort

95K

Liverpool Cotton Markit.

96K

...

— See special report of

cotton.

—

Breadstufa Market. This market closes firm,
an advance of Id in California wheat and of 6d in corn, and a
decline of 6d in peas.
Sat.
Mon. Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
FrI.
Liverpool

at

s.

Flour (Weslem)

Wheat (Red W'n.

^

bbl 27
spr)..* ctl 11

d.
6

11

2

d.
6

d.

a.

27

U

2

12

1110

9

12

a.

876

2

11
12

1110

1110

d.

6

t

1110

27

3

27

6

276

»7»

40

39

6

89

6

39

39

36
32

«

—These
Mon.

Sat.

new f) tee..
mess) new ^bbl.

Pork (Pr.
Bacon (Cum. cut) new^ cwt
Lard (American) .. . "
Chee8e(Amer'nane) "

BS
67

d,
6

389
40
680

Liverpool Produce Market.

s.

86
32

36
82

exhibit

prices

Tnes.

6

Wed.

B. d.

d.

86
67
38
41

86
67

6

389
42
680

9

680

—Spirits

6

an

86
3«
6

ad-

s.

Thnr.

d.

87
67

s.

6

67

a.

d,

6

87
67

6
6

389
42 3
680

389
42 6
680

Prl.

d.

87

S89
42
680

turpentine has declined la

last Friday.
Sat.

RosinCcom.

"

11

lard.

Beef (Pr. mess)

from

27

11

273

86
8S

Liverpool Provisions Market.

B.

276
12

2

12
1!

d.

8,

276

36
32

vance in beef and

d.

s.

"
" 12 2
(Red Winter)
"
(Cal. White club) "
11
9
Corn (West, m'd) ^ quarter 278
Barlcy(Canadian)....^bu8h
Oat8(Am.& Can, )....|) bush
PeasCCanadian]...^ Quarter 40

8.

1871.

Alkali

Tues.

K

8.

C.)...«cwt.

flne

"

86
13

17

Petroleum (reflned)....* gal
«
(spirits)
Tallow(American)...* cwt. 42
Cloverseed (Am. red)..
Spirits turpentine

d.

'•

40

"

42

Mon.
s.

d.

86
18

17

Tnes.

Wed.

a. d.

a.

86

17

18

42
40
42

Thar.

Prl.

d.

a. d.

a.

86
17
18

86
18

17

11

11

11

11

11

11

d.

86
17
18

48
40

42
40

42
40

12

41

41

42
40
41

THE CHRONICLE.

546
r^ndon Produce and

MarkeU.—ThiB market

Oil

closes at

^1 yricea of last Friday.

Mon.

sat.

£
Lln8'dc'ke(obl).iBltn 10

LU8«d(Caic.ittar..

on.pot,»cwt
Linseed

""

oil..

"

..

10

640
6

as

Sperinoll. ....»toiifl4
"
89
Whalooil
38

£

d.

B.

88

5

U

s.

d.

10

640

£

W

b.

Frl.

£

d.

d.

640

640

640

s.

10

6

82 6
32
82
6
000400 „9*00" 00
6

32

6

5

£

d.

10

640

009400
89
33

B.

Thur.

Wed.

Toes.

£

d

s.

94
89

5

8:3

39

39
38

5

33

39
33

6

5

6,800

freight 'tariff effected

against 16,371,358 last week, and $7,576,073 the previous week.
exports are $6,947,560 this week, against $5,421,753 last
week, and $5,010,645 tlie previous week. The exports of cotton
the past week were 14,158 bales, against 12,144 bales last week.
The following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) April 17, and for the week ending (for general
merchandise) April 18
roKBiaH mFOBTS at hbw tcbk roa thk wkkk.

The

1870.
$2,139,366
8,010,764

1871.
$2,605,632
4,754,207

1872.
$3,063,711
10,040,899

>3,300,999

General merchandise...
Total for the week.
PreviouBly reported

•7,150,130
87,073,837

$7,359.K39
111,486,681

$13,104,110
130,519,561

$12,346,614
133,466,875

$94,223,067

$118,846,620

$143,623,671

$145,813,489

1

1873.

9,045,616

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
AprU 23
IZP0BT3 PBOM NKW TOBK POB THB WIKK.
Previoasly reported..
Since. Jan.

$78,327,908

$54,323,4!5

1

1878.
$6,947,560
74,820,296

$68,045,690

$81,767,856

$5,168,728
73,159,180

61,014,878

..

1872.
$3,244,186
64,801,504

1871.

1870.
$3,308,.547

For the week

The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending April 19, 1878, and since the
bepfinning of the year, with a comparison for the corresponding
date in previous years

16— Stt. KuBsia,
pool—

April

April

pool

Liver-

Silver bars

Silver bars

$872,627

Progresso
Foreign gold coin
April

2,000

16— Str. Bremen, South-

amptonSilver co'.n

Silverbars
April 19— Str. Main,
Silverbars

7,511

April 16— Schr. C. H. Eaton,

Mai-acaiboGold coin
SUvercoin
April

17— Str,

April

Ham-

Silesia,

37,776

75,000

London—
15,138

For Bremen
Foreign gold coin

30,371
8,158
46,400

American gold coin

$111,020

19— Str. Ocean Queen,
Punta Arenas
American silver coin
April 19— Str. City of Antwerp, Liverpool—
April

16-Bark Trait d'Union,

19— Str. Adriatic Liverpool-

19- Str. St. Thomas,
Port au Prince
American silver coin

burg

April
81,196
3,518

Foreign silver coin

45,684

April 18 -Str. Calabria, Llver$842,603

Toialfortheweeli
Previously reported
Total since Jan.
Same time In

16,510,818
i,

$17,353,421

1873

1869...

The imports of specie
been as follows
April

Same time

I

In
$18,622,756
7.960,245
5,815,086
5,237,024

$7,509,6701 1868
20,Q01,6851 1867
7..3a3,931
1866
9,747,537 I 1865

187S
1871
1870

at this port

during the past Aveek have

April
I

Aspinwall

Gold

Silver

$3,0001

Grand Rapids
$257

Total for the week
Previously reported

1872
1871
1870

the suspension of navigation in November next again restores to
the railroad companies the practical monopoly of transportation.
The following is the schedule of rates, per 100 pounds of freight,
agreed upon by the New York Central, Erie and Pennsylvania
Railroad companies
Ist class.

19— Str. City of Merida,
Nassau

iI

$3,257
1,059,688
1,

in th»

by the great trunk railroads centering in
New York comes in good time to afford substantial relief to the
business interests of this city. It takes place this year a few
weeks earlier than the resumption of navigation, a concession
which will be duly appreciated by all concerned, but which is
none the less due to the forthcoming active competition of the
water routes. This reduction, of course, will only continue until

Special

18— Str. Ocean Queen,

Total since January
Same time In

;

The Reduction of Freight Rates.— The reduction

Silver bars

Silverbars

—

5,400

—

lUPOBTS AND EXPOBTS FOB THE WEEK. The imports this
week show an increase in both dry goods and general merchandise. The total imports amount to $13,346,614 this week,

Since Jan.

the financial agents, have obtained a reputation for exercising
great care in regard to the securities which they negotiate, and
the Central Pacific, Western Pacific, and first mortgage gold
sixes of the Chesapeake and Ohio, which have been sold by them,
are held in high estimation. They now offer $3,000,000 of the
Chesapeake and Ohio 7 per cent gold bonds, the bonds being
based on the new properties of the company, as well as a second
lien upon the completed main line, the particulars of which will
bo found by refeniug to the advertisement. The price of the
bonds is 90 and accrued interest from January.

Vermont Division.—This i»
Portland & Ogdensburg
another great trunk line, now in process of construction from the
Lakes to the seaboard. It will extend from Ogdensburg and
from Montreal to the Atlantic coast, at Portland, and is destined
to compete, as soon as finished, for the immense traffic between
the West and the seaboard, and to assist in giving the most
practical solution to the great problem of through transportation,
in which the people of the West are now so deeply interested.
The wonderful progress of the Western country has continually
furnished to the East and West railroad lines more traffic than
they could easily accommodate, and their rapid strides of prosperity and increase in earnings have been the astonishment of railroad men in this country and in Europe. It is only necessary to
enumerate the Boston & Albany, the New York Central and Hudson, the Erie Railway (for the traffic of Erie has been enormous
notwithstanding the era of Fisk and his associates), the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the Baltimore & Ohio.
Prom these facts the greatest interest centres in every new lino
of road which forma a through route to the West. As to the
Portland* Ogdensburg ! Railroad, it will forma short line from
the excellent harbor of Portland to the city of Montreal, and by
the distance irom Montreal
its western division to Ogdensburg
to Portland by this route is 57 miles less than to any other Atlantic port, and the distance to Ogdensburg 50 miles shorter than
any other route between the lakes and coast.
An important feature brought forward in regard to the conBtiuction of this road is the economy with which its funds are
expended. Purchasers of railroad bonds always desire the most
particular information as to the parties who have charge of the
financial management and construction of a road and as to the
manner in which its funds are expended. In this respect the
Portland & Ogdensburg is exceptionally fortunate, as its financial
agents, Messrs. Fairbanks & Co., are probably as well known as
any firm in New England, and the fact that they are themselves
largely interested in the road, and that the work on the Vermont
Division is immediately under their direction, furnishes the best
possible guarantee of an honest and efficient management. On
the Vermont Division, it is stated that the work has been done
for less than the original estimates, and the issue of bonds is
Sixty miles of road are
limited, at most, to $20,000 per mile.
completed, and the balance is being rapidly pushed forward.
The first mortgage 6 per cent gold bonds are offered by Messrs.
Fairbanks & Co., No. 311 Broadway. Their advertisement will be
found in another column.

com\iercia[7Tnd^m[sc1;llaneous NEwsT"

Dry eoods

[Api-il 26, 1878.

1873

$1,062,945

Same time in
$591,413 11869

$7,503,976
2,633,101
674,743

2,919,461 1868
6,121.827 11867..

—

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The Chesapeake and
is destined to attract great attention and interest
this year, not only from Railroad and financial men, but from the
general public, who are all deeply interested in the subject of
East and West Trunk Ltkes of railroad. The company has
completed its great work of constructing a through line from the
navigable waters of the Ohio River to Richmond, on the James
River, and has been running through freight and passenger trains
on regular schedules for some time past. It is now propos d to ex-

Ohio Railroad

tend the road eastwardly to a terminus on deep water near the
mouth of the York or James Rivers, where the largest steamers
can lay alongside of its wharves and load directly from the cars.
A bridge will also be built across the Ohio River at Huntington;
the western terminus. In a wora, the company having finished
the great enterprise of constructing a railroad from Atlantic tide
water to the Ohio River will now put the finishing touches on its
work by a short extension to one of the finest harbors on the
coast by adding to its equipment, bridging the Ohio and perfecting its western connections. It is hardly necessary to refer to the
parties connected with this enterprise, as many of them are well
known among our leading merchants and railroad men, embracing
the names of Mr. C. P. Huntington, Mr. A. A. Low, Mr. W. H.
Aspinwall, Mr. David Stewart and others. Messrs. Fisk & Hatch,

100
106
170
162
137

Jeffersouville

Joseph

St,

Memphis
Nashville

Lake
DenverCity

435
430
92
77

Salt

Cincinnati

Toledo
St.Panl
Toronto

Omaha.
StLouis

180
90
70
100
95
128
100
175
128

Burlington

127

Detroit

Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cairo

:

Chicago

2d

class.

90
95
146
148
123
365
346
83
69
160
75
63
90
85
115
90
155
116
115

3dclasB.
75
78
1«7
ISO
103
805

303
TO
54
1»6
60
53
75
71
96

75
130
97
97

4th class.
60
64
99
91
84

950
»39
55
46
95

45
48
60
S7
77
60
110

79
78

class.

45
48
81
74
64
215
221
41
35
80
3T

8»
45
48
58

46
»5
61

dO

from 20 to 30 per cent below the water
freight tariff, a reduction which can hardly fail to exercise a
favorable influence on business. The freight tariff constitutes an

The new

rates range

important element in the calculations of buyers from the interior,
and a large amount of goods is generally held over in expectation
of the usual soring redaction of rates. Tlie aggregate of goods
thus detained this season is probably noi larger than usual, but it
Daily
is sufficient to impart considerable activity to business.
Bulletin.

—The Bank of

British North America has just been removed
the large and handsome "office lately occui^ied by the Sun
Mutual Insurance Company, in the City Bank Building, No. 53
Wall street. From its last annual report we learn that the business of this well-menaged institution has been very prosperous
during the past year. Tlie bank has a paid up capital of £1,008,000
steiling, a reserve fund of £300,000 sterling, and its stock now
pays 10 per cent.

to'

THE CHUONICtE.

April 26, 1S78.]

64t

BANRIJi[Mi^)iD_FIN4NC[ilL.

The nioner market

BANKING HOUSe"of"fISK & HATCH,

—

FamAT £muia,

April IS, 187S.

For seyeral days after the issue of our

was a material improvement in the tone of
and the general feeling was so much better that
The present bigU price of Government Securities ig increasing a decided buoyancy was shown in stocks and other securitieg.
the demand for first-class Kailroad Bonds
and as the amounts On Wednesday and Thursday, however, there wag a partial
DOW offering are comparatively small, it is reasonable to suppose return of the high rates and call loans were done at 110 and 3-33
the present difference of from twenty to THIRTY per cent cannot per day in addition to legal interest, and this was followed by a
l)e obtained for any great leugth of time.
Government Bonds are material relaxation on Thursday afternoon when money wag
higher now than for several years past. A "Five-Twenty" Bond offered below 7 per cent currency. To-day (Friday) the rates in
at 120, paying six per cent on the par value, yields but a small the morning were 1-C4 and interest, and later in the day 7 gold to
income on its marliet price, and if an entirely safe investment can 7 currency.
The most important feature of the situation has been the return
be obtained with a difference of 200 to 300 dollars on taqh 1,000,
movement of currency towards this city, whicli, as reported by
it is largely to tlie interest of the holders to make the exchange.
We are recommending the following for such Exchanges or foy the express companies, has been of very considerable amount,
new investments all of them payable in gold, princij)al and and now includes a fair proportion of legal tenders. The Bank
statement should, therefore, present a much better exhibit tointerest
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIX PER CENTS at 88 and morrow, and the reserves show an excess above the legal requirereport there

'ast

Nassau Stheet.

5

New YottK,

monetary

April 24, 1873.

affairs,

;

—

accrued interest, interest payable May and November; these
bonds are issued in deminations of $100, $500 and $1,000. The
road, 420 miles in length, is

now

completed, and the business
and increasing daily.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENTS>t the market
price, which is today 93, flat.
These bonds are of $1,000 each
interest January and July.
This road having been consolidated
with the great Central Pacific, and payment of its bonds,
principal and interest, assumed by them, we see no good reason
offering is very large,

;

-

why

they should

Pacifies

not soon approximate

in

price to

Central

— now 103, and becoming very scarce in the market.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SEVEN PER CENTS,

Also, the

payable January aod July, secured by a First Mortgage
on the Extension to deep water on the Chesepeake Bay, on the
proposed Kanawha River Branch, and on the Great Bridge to be
built over the Ohio River at Huntington, and a Second Mortgage
on the Main Line, with all its equipments, depots, &c.
interest

Only $3,000,000 of these Bonds will be offered for sale at
Price 90 and accrued interest.
We consider them amply secured, and a very desirable investment. The proceeds will be used in adding largely to to the
present equipment, and in extending to deep water on the Chesapeake Bay, whera the largest steamers in the world can load and
present.

unload alonside the

cars.

The amount of money to be invested within the next few
montlis will be very large; the Government disbursement alone
for the next three months will reach $100,000,000, and the
May
and July dividends of the banks, railroads and other corporations
as much more.
continue to deal in Government and Central Pacific Bonds
receive deposits on which wo allow interest, make collections'
execute orders at the Stock Exchange per cash, and conduct
a
general banking business.

We

FISK & HATCH.
Banking House of Henry Clews &

Co.,)

32 Wall street. N. Y.
f
Deposit accounts of Mercantile firms and Individuals received

;

and accommodations granted usual with City Banks

;

all facilities

In addition thereto 4 per cent interest allowed on all daily
balances.

Exchange drawn on England, Ireland Scotland and the
Continent; Travelers' and Mercantile Credit issued available
Bills of

throughout the world.

ment.
Business in commercial paper has been greatly stimulated by
the appearance of a more permanent relaxation in the

money

market, and the volume of transactions has been large within
a
range of 10@13 per cent for first class names.
In regard to the Usury law the Senate at Albany has
passed

what is known as the Winslow bill, which provides for a smaller
penalty for usury in forfeiting the interest only instead of the
principal of the loan as heretofore. This is generally considered
very unsatisfactory, as it does not at all answer the purpose
of
those who desire to have free and legal transactions in money
at
'he current market rates
this law still makes it illegal and
;

wrong

Advices from London indicate a quiet tone in financial affairs
Bank loses £123,000 in bullion this week, and the discount
rate remains unchanged at 4 per cent. The Bank of Francs
shows a decrease in specie of 250,000 francs.

;

the

The last statement

our city banks (April 19) showed a decrease
$1,041,350, so as to leave a total
deficiency of only $983,950 below the 25 per cent required by
law
The total liabilities were $214,880,000, and the reserves $53,730,In the national banks there was an excess of
1.50.
$41,335.
The following statement shows the changes from previous week
and a comparison with 1872 and 1871:
I

Buy and

sell

RAILROAD
write to

WATERS ds

1873.
>
1872.
1871
Differences.
April 20.
^ April 19.
April 22
»AP'','i.^*$271,516,900 $270, 190,600 Dec. $1,32B,300 $273,0.50,000 $285 207 796
?,?<"••<=;,
16,118,400 Dec. '
17 900* 18 278 400
13:970878
'S''?*-?^
Circnlation...
27,714,400
27,713,300 Dec.
!,100
27,«1 1.500
.31488 404
NetdopoBlts. 186,899,200 187,107,300 Inc..
268,100 195 6.30 700 217 1m' TOG
Leiral tenders
35,493,800
36,619,800 Inc.. 1,126,000
3'j\'m,:m
56 536 788
'

T
Loans

J dis
Jand

—

UuUed States- Rondo Government securities have
continued buoyant and active. The movement is simply a
continuation of that which we have previously noticed, the
princinal
purchases being on foreign account, and the market being
prac
tically bare of bonds.
Unless there is a falling off in the demand
or a material influx of bonds to this market attracted by
the high
prios, it seems probable that prices must go still liigher
At the Treasury purchase of $500,000 on Wednesday the offerings were $1,434,000, all paid for in national bank notes.
Closing prices daily, and the range since Jan. ), hiiw been*
A?,"'
19.

COTTON CONTRACTS

88,1881,

reg

8s. 1881,

coup

•

HONI>S._Whether you wish to

HASSLER &

BUY or SELU
^

^i)t JSttnkerg'

Btreet,

New

York.

(3
PiK

When

Cent. P'abi.e

Books Closed.

Mayl
""

\[[

10

j

Dayton."!.!!

Baiika.
!

!

!

iniscellaneon*,

Farmers' Loan

& Trust Co.

(quar.)

IMay

?8 Apr.'ao'to

May

April 32 Apr. IS to Apr.

National Mechanics' Banking Association
Mechanics' & Traders' National..
"
Paciac (qnar.)
'
American Kxcliange National
Mercantile National
!!!!!!!

„,

6

Mayl
Mayl
Mayl
Mayl
Mayl

3

Mayl

4 free.
5 free.
3

4 free

Apr. 22 to
Apr. 18 to

lux

:nx

USii

u\a".:ia'v.ia 'lu

IlSJi

lISjJ
IX

114X

114*

I
I13«

mx

114.!<

vasmade

securities in

AprU
U. 8.l)«,5-20a.

ll9)5

117J

MSX

112

'«7....

-lUH

118X

IMXJan.

ll2XJan.
:i9« USK Jan
13»
il5

II II6J4

1

Apr. 25

4 lis

Mch.26

3

Aur. 22

121

;I8« Apr. 2*
6 :i8x Apr.
2 '21% Apr. 21
4 118
Apr. 22
3

a

!20

Anr.

1»

IISK Jan. -i 118
ICcb.a
109H Apr. 17 114K Jan. 28
I09KJan. 2 115»i Jan. 2S
112XApr. 1 11S>> Jan. 2T

i
London ha ve been as follows
April
18.

94V

»1X
98«

90X

'18.H

Jan.
114X Jan.
'.!4h Jan.
lI')<Jan.
113>;jau.
112

at the Bciai

10

ma

.23M

Since Jan.

^Lowest.-, .—Highest.-,

90

AprU /,—

Since Jan. 1
Highest.

Lowest.
SIX
,

89X
89K

9:x Apr.
92X Jala.
Jan.
3»V Jan.
89

I

18

2
2
!6|

»4k Apr. 3
4
»4S
92V Jan. 81
tiS Jan.

ni

U

State and Railroad Ronds
There has been little doing in
Southern State bonds, which are essentially speculative securities, and we only notice a demand for the coupons
of Virginia

Railroad*.
Concord

&

119X

mx

Un*

1I9«
117K

119.1<

the price bid, no lale

U. 8.5>. 10-408

1203

—

a}HtL

DIVIOENDM.

Cincinnati, Ilamilton

6'i

uiit

iwx

181

118^ 'iisx

'

IJ.S.6»,5-20B,'65

followin g DiTldenaa have been declared
dnrlng the p ast week

LoDf Island

is

-inn

118

•ma

'Lsv us«

".n«
•USM 'U7X 118>i'U8HM18
120
liO
lao
'119>i '12U
ii;y UTX us
V.-.H

C losing prices ot

New 5a

CoMPAmr.

...
...

reg
coupon.,..

Thli

a.

ma
'

.—

Apr.

;\pr.

iie'x'iie'

;2P5(

Hi;.;

CO..

No. 7 Wall

The

"
"

Apr. Apr.

U5V

•!17

5-20'il862, coup...
5.a>'aI8S4, coup...
3-20'«1865, "
...
5-4j'8 I8C5, n "
...

Currency

for a commission.

Apr.

Ss.fund, 1881, CD.

10-4U's,
10-40'8,

CO.

of

in the deficiency of reserves of

5-M'8 1867.

HI.

but simply reduces the extent of

the penalty.

5-a0'8l8«8,

R.

to take over 7 per cent,

May
May

Apr, 18 to Jiay

27.
S3.
1
1

2!

bonds, which are receivable in that State for taxes. The business in railroad bonds has been much better during the past
few days, and sales at the Board as well as private transactions
through brokers have been decidedly on the increase. Within
the next ten weeks disbursements on account of interest payments by the U. S. Government, and bv states, cities, banks and
railroad companies will exceed the suiu of $100,000,000, and on
account of the relatively high price of government bonds and of
many railroad I'tocks, it seems more than probable that a considerable part of this money will be reinvested in railroad bonds.
If the expected lelaxation in money results in a healthy
6@7 per
cent market the prospect for railroad bonds seems quite favorable.
The Land Department of the Union Pacific Railroad report as'

THE CHRONICLE.

548

Bold durini? the month of March last 17,626 acres, at an average
price of $4 79 per acre, amounting to $84,461. The total sales to
April 1, 1873, are 703,437 acres, at an average price of |1 37 per
acre, amounting to $3,008,430.
Closing prices daily, and the range since Jan. 1, have been
Since Jan.uApr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. ^-

UTenn.,

X

old

80

•79X

«o'

This

la

the price bid,

no <ale was made

•53X

18X •13

17

•IJ

a

•

77H Apr.
78H Apr.
Apr.
30
16K Apr.
44>< Mch.
52
Apr.
13X Apr.

•16
•43

1«
42
58

14

Vi\

S7

99
85

•93V
103X 103H
S7

73X
!0M

73

^103

101
102

103X

lOSX

103

'106
"lOSii

Blgbest.

Lowest

1?:
7»\
•79X

21.

79

•79
80
Teon., new....
U N.Car., old.... 80
•16
if
(8 N. Car., new... •n
•«
•«
•18
•12
«»Vlrg.,oId
" *' conBoUd'd •MX •B3X •5S
•53X
" '* deferred..
•ISX •13H •ISH
13
19
6aB.C.,n, J.ft J.
•18K •18
93 X
MllBoari
'SSX
93!^
93K
'108
Cent.Pac. gold.^ :03 •103
nn.Pac.,l8r.
B7K
S6X 86H
Un.Pac.L'dGr't M
74,V •?}«
74!<
Cn. P. Income... 78K
'103
•103
103
•103X
Erlelstm.TB
.... "lOiX
no2)i
N.J. CenlatmTa 103
'108
106
Ft Wayne Ist m la "IM •106
Rook Isld 1st m ;• 103K
103X 104
ea

m\

103M

103>4

103

13
16
19

Men.
Mch.

S6
80

19

17

34H Jan.

4
19
29 49
3 56X
8 19),
Mch. 17 23
Jan. 3 95V
Jan. i 10)K
Jan. 10 89
Apr. 9 80
Mcll. 7 83V
Jan. 6 lOSX
Mch. 15 106H
Jan. 6 109S
Jan. 6 104

90

Jan.
Feb.

4
7

Mch

17

Jan. a
Jan. 20

Mch. 21
Feb. 10
Feb. 4
Jan. 6
Jan. e
Apr. 25
Jan. 22
Apr. 3

Mch,

39

at the Board.

Railroad and MlaceUaneous Stocks.— The stock marke
has not been so much a centre of attraction as last week, and the
volume of business on a much smaller scale. The buoyancy
which carried prices up at the close of last week and the first of
was taken advantage of by some parties to sell, and as a consequence of this movement to realize the market became heavy
under considerable sales. Since Wednesday the leading feature
has been quietness, prices remaining tolerably steady under the
this

prevailing dulness.
Among the new speculative stocks has been New Jersey Southern, which is said to be under the control of Mr. Jay Gould. The
Atlantic and Great Western, not having obtained a lease of the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis road it has
been reported that the road may pass into the control of the

Lake Shore

Saturday, Monday, Tuesday. Wednojear Thursday,
Apr. 24.
Apr. 22.
Anr. 23.
Apr. 19. Apr. 21.
M.Y.Cen&H.u. -.SIX 102X 101 « \m% 101% 102
lOlX 101 « loov in

IMX

Harlem
Erie

prel.,

...

Lab:e Shore

Wabash
ETorthWQBt

do

Bock

125

121
66

53>i

\m%

W...

99J4

Hann. & St Jos 43
do
pref •56
Onion Paclflc. 32V
Col.Chlc.&I.C. 3SX

Panama

110

West. Un.Tel.

8S«

Qulcksilrer

39

do
pref..
Pacific Mail. . .

Adams Exp

60K
73X

American £z..

6(1

•5SX

....

•39

42
50

•93X
•66>s

67
75

95
68
75

V6";<

Maryland Coal.

2i>i

Harlem
Erie

,

est.

Total

Wednesday,"

23..,,117}i 117Ji 117% 117>f

57.348,000

Thursday,

117% 11<«
24....n7Ji
26.. ..117% 117K 117% 117^

66,96-3.000

Friday,

mx

"
"

Current week
Previous week

118

117^

118%

117

118Ji 117>f $436,373,000 $1,068,011 $1,414,000
119% 118% 556,573,000 1,886,941 2,026,191

Foreign Exchange —The rates for sterling have been quite
and shown almost daily fluctuations, though the general

tendency has been upward, and the closing rates lo-night for both
60 days and short sight sterling are about li per cent higher
than last week. On Tuesday nominal rates were put up to 108i
and 109f, but this advance was not fully maintained, and there
was a subsequent decline to 108J and 109^. To-day there was a
firmer feeling, and leading drawers advanced their asking price to
108f for 60 days and 109^ for short sight, actual business being
done at a concession of i@J.
We quote nominally as follows
:

"

B.27%@6.28%
5.25 @5.26X
5.86 ®5.26%

Antwerp
Swiss

Amsterdam
Hamburg

40

Bremen
Prussian thalers

m%

V

ii%

my, my.
sa

3ii
ioo>«

ma
43

44

•as

56K

S6>i

2ik •25"

25)4
;

....

5SK eaa
95X

no

26X

27

iiii

44X

100

lOO

Since Jan.l.

60X

73

73X

'.SV

•59X

m%

lOT!^ 108
S4V 86

....

•39X 40
"45

..

.

58X
•95

am

59>i
95J«

•90
57

was made

90

100
5S>i

"24)4

24)4

68)<

25)4

at the

....

.

4
1

Quicksilver....

do

pref.

PaclflcMail....

Adams Express
American Ex..
U.

S, Express,,
Wells. F. & Co.

Canton
Consol. Coal...

New Cent.Coal..
Maryland Coal.

Broadway and 9

17

4(1

4(1

•4'>

69

r>»)4

X

95^

95*4
•6)
•....
•....

6S-5<

Mississippi,

vol

fiS

3X@5

mas

Gold

)4

p

•24)4

25)4

;

4SKPeb.ll

Feb. 26

M

ds 1)4@1V

2

1X®1V

®2S

2

®2>4

The Gold market. —Gold has

been less active on speculative
transactions, and closes | lower than last week. The tendency
seems to be towards a lower price, but whether this indicates
merely a halt in the upward speculation or the beginning of a
more permanent decline is not well ascertained.
The approaching disbursement of May interest by the Government is the principal element of importance, so far as the supply
It is also stated that $1,000,000 of
of the market is concerned.
coin is on the way here from London.
On gold loans, the rates paid for carrying to-day were 3, 2, 4, 5,
6 and 7 per cent.
At the Treasury sale of $1,500,000 on Thursday, the total bids

amounted to $5,810,000.
Customs receipts for the week were

$3,538,000.

144,481,326 03

40

Currency.
$421,419
409,679
370,795
380,052

23
19

40

51
69

03

29
1,029,136 37
279,205 6«

31
.39

1,81.3,410 80

$17,566,602 03
$18,977,824 98

City Banks.— The following statement shows the

condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the
ending at the commencement of business on April iO, 1873

week

MOUHT r
Banks.
How fork

Loans and
Circula
Le^al
Net
Discounts Specie, Tend, 'S.DeoosltJ".
tion.

capital

»3,000,0C0 $10,473,200 *1.472,0('0

»-89 800

875,8011

9,700
877.tOO
513,300
473,000
!.20«
523.700

Manhattan Co

5.5«2,S0('

Merchants'...

Mechanics
Union
Ph<»nlx;
City

130
Jan. 6
Apr.17 94S Feb. 6
Apr. 17 46)4 Jan. 2
Mch .28
Feb. 1
Mch. 3 76« Feb. 7
92V Apr. 17 Wl'K Jan. 29
65>4Apr,17 70)4 Jan. 8
70
Feb.27 82 Jan. 6
78
Apr.17 86 Jan. 29
90
Apr. 8 :02)4Jan. 4
43
Jan, 14 58)4 Apr. 23
42X Feb. 18 47>6 Jan. 9
20
Jan. 13 29 Mcta.17

c for 60 ds

New York

$40 130,396 29

Tradesmen's
Pulton
Chemical
Merchants Exchange....

New

&old%pcfor30

74
26
10
81

-Payments.Gold.
$1,130,041
70,688
51,283
160,846
66,682

$2,528,000

Balance, April 18.
Balance, April 25.

57)i

.

2

03
75
30
83

762,132
854,300
524,997
733,681

51.3,000

America

:

.

235,235
349,494
422,165
407,447
8,317,797

1,136,984 01

440,000
356,000

73
82

street, quote etock
"privileges" (signed by responsible parties) 1®1X per cent premliun foi 30 days,
and 1)4(^2 per cent for 60 days, at prices varying from the market as fo'lows
Puts below. Calls above.
Puts below. Calls above.
Central & Hudson.. VSl
:x®3)4 Union Pacific
1)4®3
V(31)4
Lake Shore
1
V@l
®2
2>4ffl4
2)4®3X Wabash
Bock Island
Col.. Chic. & I.e.... l'A®'i
l)i®2
3)4®7
S)4@7
Erie
3 @4
I)4'a2
B. H.&Erle
)4® V
>«® V
Pacific Mall
3 04
5 ®7
St. Paul
1)4@2
2V®4
Northwestern
@.
...@...
do
pref
1K®2
2V®4

do
nref. 1M®2
West. Union Tel.
2 ®3

476,000
370,000

V

86I4

,

95
77J4
38
50
49

72)i® 72%

-Sub-Treasury.

-Receipts.
Receipts,
Gold.
Currency.
$368,000 $3,631,230 23
$669,268 21

U«!4

Board.

35KApr.

Total

96%® 96%

the Custom House and S ub-

395iS

108
80)4

Since Jan, 1.,—Lowest.-s /-Highest^-,
nan.&S.Jos.pf. 60 Mch 22 71XJau. 6
anion Pacific. » Apr, 16 39)4 Jan. 4
CoI.Chlc.iSiI.C.

73

Bazley, 74

32

95
57

•24H 23)4

"

4054® 40%
961^® 96%
41>i® 41%

40>b

:

82«
asv

59%

"94« 95H
•.... 68H
•72M 73X
•80X 81V

68V 68V
75
75X
81V

•....

....

....

SIH 32X
S8
33V

83
33X 'iS%
107S4 108

•39
•44

•8
99)4 100
42
42)4

8X
100

42V 4iV

43

asH

61
74

.

,-Lowest.— r-Highest,
97X J^pr. 16 106)4 Feb.
Apr.
114)4 Jan. 6 140
SSK Jan. 13 69)^ Feb.

&

61>S

3
100

100

82)<

75K

2i>4

iS%

ina 26)4 •26
•my
iSX 44«
U'4 u%
•:co
Kin
uiov 1(111

3%

3X
100
43

81

51

sate

73

69

81
•90
57

87
BVli
103)4 109

B-.ii

109)i
61)i
73)4

....

69
75)i

T6

81
90
56J4

80K

m%
60

92«

at

Custom
House

107X 1P3V

82

82
67

The transactions for the week
Treasurv have been as follows:

75

10%

@

tgi

5.22;^@5.28%
5.20 ®5.21}<
5.20 @5.21Ji

9SH@ 95%
40%® 41
95%@ 95%
71%® 71%

Frankfort

81V 81V

6S'4

109%(aiO9%

]07%(ai08

Paris (bankers)

April 19

—

108%@108%

commercial

"

n%

8 days.

60 days.

London prime bankers

sax 9S«
70« 70V
b:« ii%

•....

2,664,328
2.124,737
1,414.000

1,764,004
1,665,406
1,068,011

49,779,000

variable,

22
S3
24
25

Jilii

,

Gold.

Jan. 1,1873, to date... 112% 111% 119% 117>i

125X125)4

64J<

Balances.
Currency.

.

Clearings.

Ing.

est.

Saturday, April 19.... 118
117K 118Ji' 117% $106,179,000 $1.84,3,249 $2,549,618
'•
Monday,
21 ...117% 117K 117% 117X
1,412,016
1.762,994
69,157,000
Tuesday,
"
95,952,0(10
1,702,483
2,178,48.3
22....117X 117% 117% 117%

"
"

Wa

Panama
West U Teleg'h

ohio&

Ing.

65«

61

92« 92V

4

Lapsley

Quotations

.

21

69Jsi

Apr. 10 82 I'eb. 4
I,akeShore
8i)4Apr.l6 97V Feb. 15
Wabash
62
Apr. 16) 75V Jan. 2
Northwest
76
Apr. 16 85 Feb. 4
do
pref. 53
Apr.iri 94
Feb. S
Rock Island.... 104)4 Apr. 16 11% Mch. 11
51)« Jan.lli 62XApr.2l
Bt. Paul
63VApr.l7i 79)4 Jan. 24
do pref
At. & Pac. pref 20 Fcb.aal 38)i Jan. 29
Ohio&Mlss... 40KApr.lS| 49>« Jan. 24
Ceiitralof N.J. 96 Apr. S 106 Feb. 4
Boston, H.&E 254 Mch.26| 10)4 Feb. 3
Feb. 3
De... L.&W... 98 Jan. 7:03
Hann. & St. Jos 37 Apr.171 52>4 Feb. 7

do pref

show the course of the gold premium

will

Open- Low- High- Clos-

"

65
77

'....

J5.

101 )i 10!

in these stocks since Jan. 1 has been as follows

.

„Y
N
Cen & H B.

27

44K

•95

95
69

Che price bid and asked

The range

26>i

•38

59V 61X

63V

109«
60M 613i
73« 73X

Apr.

125« •125K 1V5K

126

108 V

83
39
110

90

Is

138
65;<
76

33X S2M 33K
39V 38>J 39M
111
109)i 109K
35V S7X 85
86>i

iiii
39"^
111
87)i
39

....

Cons. Coal
New Con. Coal,

This

99>4
44

100
100
i%
iJi
100
lUOX
43 M 45X

ei"

60X

.

WH

44H V,%

58Ji

im

United States.

Canton

62J4
74

26

•....

.

Wells, Fargo

I09V

U19

63
73
26

do
pref...
Ti%
V
Atrc&Pac.pref 25H
Uhlo.£ MIsslp. Ua 44V
Centralof N, J •9SV W-Ji
Boston,H&£. i% i%

L.&

•124

127

66«
V 66X 66V 65K
74H 75X "ISH 77
•74X
nx 93M 92JS 93K
92H 93 V
69>< 70X
68V 69« 69X 7;k
8214
81
7a>j 81
80% mn
87
87
87
87
•SSa 87H

pref
Island. .. 108X

St. Paul

Del.,

The following table

each day of the past week

party.

Prices ranged to-day within a moderate limit, and closed steady.
The following were the higheet and lowest pricek ol theacti\e
list of railroad andmiscellaneousstocks on each day of the last week:

do

[April 26, 1878.

8,000,000
2,000,000
1,500.000
3,000,000
1,800,000

6,873.200
5,6i9.1O0
4.390,900
5.270,700

1, OOP ,000
1,0(JD,000

4.541,600

3,S5:,3tlO
3,S26,t'0C

600,000
1,753,100
300,000
6,351,200
1.236,001
3,(;S7,2tlC
1.500,000
8,433,100
Qallatin, National
2,SS5,S(0
800,000
Butchers'* Drovers
600,000
1,771.600
Mechanicsand Traders',
9'>5.3(io
200,000
areenwich
2,846.300
600,000
Leather
1,130,100
500,000
Seventn Ward
4.4-.2,300
Vork
2,000,000
State 01
9,750,700
AmericanBzchange
5,000,000
10,000,000 20.1M.900
Commerce

Mmml
New

Broadway

North America

l.OOO.OCO
1,000,000
422,700
2,000,080
450,000
412.500
1,000,000

Hanover

1.000,00(1

Irving
Metropelitaa

500.000
4,000.000
400,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
1,000.000

Mercantile

,

Pacific

Bepnbllc

Chatham
People's

Citizens

Nassau
Market
Nicholas
Shoe and Leather
Corn Exchange
St.

1,000.00(1

7.198,100
3,850,6tio

1,683,300
4.709,600
2,802,900
1.360,800
3.045.5C0
a.e^i.Boo
2.131,000
9,B23 6'X.
1.421.100
2.014.600
2.735,200
2,803.100
3,377.600
3.571,600
2.875.800
I,*90,5oo

Tenth Natlonni
Bowery National

1,000,000
2,000.000
750.0U0
1474,200
300,000
2.193.300
400.000
72.i.600
800.000
1,500.000 :2.462,Soo
2.000.000 15,372 SOO
1.249,700
600.000
751,600
300.000
955,70(1
400.010
1,035.300
350,000
l.'.'36.6on
500.00C
S.OOO.OOC 22.722 100
9,750.000
3,000,000
:,5-.^.2oc
300.00C
5,943,000
1.500,000
4.319.400
500,000
6.('O5.?00
1,000.000
1.265,200
500.000
2,041,600
1,000.000
1,228.000
250,000

200,000

1.2)9,300

2.000.000
1,000.000

4,S-"5,900

Dry Goods

Continental

Commonwealth
(>rientat

Marine,
Atlantic

Importers and Traders*.
Park ..
UechanlcB' Banking Ass.
Grocers'
North River
Rast River
Manufacturers & Mer
Fourth National
Central National
-.

Second NfttlDnal
Ninth National
FirstNational

TMrdNatlonal
New York N. Bzchange

New York County
German American
Total

The

9MaJ.200

2,205,800

270,180.600

>884,700 »j,602,800
359,700
S.3C2.100
866,000 1.038.800
3.953.000
299.300
751,100
3.616.500
2,603.5(Hl
431.300
44^,100
6C2,10C
961,200
4,988.300
436,200
419,500
2.630,600
4<3,t00
2,549.000
175,000
316,600
232,600
1.848,300
105,800
869,700
1 .1185.000
267,300 1,019.200
4.2:5.600
6S,900
588,800
2,268.0(0
127,700
359,800
1.421 .'MO
4S,50C
480,1)0
1,511,000
1,05S,500
10.500
3 8.000
130.900
722,700
2,'il6,3C0
49S.7O0.
214,600
221.200
831,900
51.40C
211,600
806,300
2,666,300
1,000,3(10
322.100
4,246,'CO
419,1100 2.138,000
6,063.300
328,300 I.SSS.IOO
6 022.600
658.:|iO
226,900
3.308,80(1
10.900
321,fOO
1,S'«,7U0
613,100
607.900
2.616,800
451,' 00
52,200
2.131.700
1.600
114.100
;,W5,40('
130.100
242,000
2,464,800
201,300
257,300
1,697.800
434,000
1.921,(1(0
•;8.3'J0
428.800
791,300
3.691. ;oo
85a,9o0
.i70,90Q
i6,eoo
242.3110
24,800
1.8S2.100
510,800
77.500
1,7-7.900
4-20,600
46,500
I.0U,6O0
5(17.500
168,200
2.2 8,(W
191.0(10
72.700
1,172.4(10
1

1811.600

3.2.'iOO

15,500
5,200
116,603
85.900
215.400
596,100
55.000
2,700
17.900
14 200
10.300
2,517,000
16,000

414.100
191,100
425,000
71.600
2.951,900

l'J,123,S00

2,69l,KO(;

i;, 033.500

273.800
100.100
146,F00
331.800
1S9.100
1,965.600
2.08«,000
£65,000
333.000 ,, 153.000
2S3.600
769,900
809.400
880,800
2ii0,<00
3.400
120.100
231,400
267,000
2,700

1.044.80(1

2'0.(i00

89.700
6,600

Specie
Legal Tenders

Dec.
Dec.
Inc.

The following are the

565.5(0
764.800
791.100
1,027.200
16.';78,400

7.740,000
1.293,200
5 196,000
«,6;i.700
B 50,900
621,500
669.900
843 0(0
910,100
3,901.000
1,830,700

16,116,4110 36,619.800 155,167,300

deviations from the returns of previous

I-oanB

620,400
282,500

I,-i23,10«
l,6-i8.70C
1.141,90(1
1,668.6(K1
437.'200

week

761,200

446,300
439,200
288.700
196,700
2.7(0
262.8C0
172.50
636,000
877,000
3.172.600
ESS.l'CO

419.200

841,300
130,400
6,600
294.600
1^2.400
1,167.900
132,C0U
3,900
883.600
783.700
734.500
5.(00
571,8
2i2.0C0
4,100
360.000
96,6(10

490.600
933.110
304.700
10.8CO
223,800
2.947.900
1.471,6(0
561,0(()

606.000
318,600
790,000
267.400
S9O,8C0
225,0r0
ieo,oix)

27.71SJS00

are as follows

Net Deposits

.Inc.

*2«S,;0q

I

Circulation

Dec.

.IW

I

»l,S26.3ro
17,900
1.126,0001

totals for a series of

weeks past

:

THE CHRONICLE.

April 26, 1873. J

18....

Jan. 25....

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

Bpecle.
21.110,800

266,S7ll.iiO0

1....

188,949.000
291,520.700
286,870,100
28l,8<4,900

3....
IS...
21...

Mitrchl..

March 8.
March 15.
March 22.
Mar.h29.
April
April
April

Leeal
TenderR.

Loans.
27»,2U9,600
282.l}9,:00

Date.

Jan

27,iMj.aOO

'iO«,7(3,S!l

i7.U«J0O

I99J)«1.09^

1»,''3.-<.4U0

4».lU7.70a

16,JI!1.UU0

42,7^.800

2N.6l8,40O

15.M>i,900

205,893,700
20^.066,100
199,508,700
196,095,400
191,613,300

45,l<02.100

280.851,801)
278,02!'.600

17,149,600
16.J46,700

41,461,200
40,724.000
89,473,000
SS,715,500

2iS.19S.800
274,348.700
27<,534,00a
271,5:6,900

17.472.:I0U

S8.;sOI.20a

16,179,100

88,7^9,800
84,940,500
81.493,800

lli:<;il,500

5...
12..
19.. .2;0,19V,6<I0

21^..'HI3,200

216.670,800
217,168,500
230.299.200

20.:<71,700
18,6:i,'^00

1V664,IOO
16,134,300
16,116,400

27,501.00«

M1.4U,>4l

27Ji20.l>00

B3S.394,60l
885,815,447

27,S89,d00
27,513,100
27,601,800
27,SOl,20O
27,610,400
27,613.600
27,635,700
27,715,800
27,714,400
27,713,800

193,50(1,700

136,899,200
186,899.200
187,167,300

36,6111,600

—

ClrCDlt- Jiggrettt'
tlon.
Cleaviuvs*

Denoslts.

41,120,900
45,9T4.00O

8l>2,4Ti,883

UoSTON Banks. Below we give a statement ol the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Clear) og House, on Monday,
April 21, 1873:
Atlantic
Atlas

BlackBtono
Boslou
Boylatou

Broadway

$750,000

tl,6O7,.'0a

fiXIO

$123,400

$459,800

1,500,000
1,600,000
1,000.000
600,000

2,961.000
8,747.900

100
6,000
1,900
2,800

194,300
349.000
17S,900

....

6O,»0O
177,000
94.200
63,200
66,000
191,400
115.3U0
197.S00
101.900
158,900
61.200
97,000
82,300
S«i,900
77,900
178.600
219,700
202,100
74,700
261.100
137.200
213.300
50,600
126,100
111,300
336,700

1,060,000
l,;22.30O
1,001,600
TO2.900
841,300
738.000
663.100
884,500
488,400
1.309,400

Mirlcet
Massachusetts
Marerlclc
Merchants.

1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
200.000
1,000,000
800.000
1,000,000
750,000
1,000,000
800,000
800,000
400,000
«,0OO,0OO

Mount Vernon

200,000

Gontlaontal

:.

Kllot

Everett
t'ancullHall

rreemau's
globe
Hamilton

Hazard

New KoKland
North
Old Boston

1,000,000
1,000.000

Shawmut

1,000.000
1,000.000
2,000,000
1,500,000

Snoe

4^

Leather

8taU
Traders

Washington

750.000

First

1,000.000
1,600 000

Second (Granite)...
Third

300.000

Bank of Commerce
Bank of K.America

2,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,.W0,000
2,000,000

U'kof RedemptlOQ.
Keptlbllc...

City
B:iKle

Eichange
Hide * Leather
Uavere
Security

Total

$48,350,000

....

14,500
1,200
iSOO
2,100

:,532300

8,900
8.000
28,700
49,200
20,100
172,600

....

....

32,600
32,300
147,500
6,300
2,300
3.500
23,800
15,!00
4.200
2.700
126.500
28,;00

8,500

...
8,300
12,200
44,900
3,500
2,400
1,200

4,180,200
311,300
2.405.400
2,433,000
2,)06,aiO

$117,965,000

1,869,900
588,700

...

968,600
927,800
1,712,000

$538,700

$8,424,9(X)

442.000
358,300
4:«,400
241.700
1,583.100
n,-i.lOO

780,503
780,600
354,000
58t.E0O
576.600
9^4,7lO
749.70U
175.300
668,300

5M,5O0
38,7uo
7;0,>J0
l73,i(io

770,900
584,7oO
795,310
796,000
449,400
335,100
797,810
750,000
180.000
538,800
491,700
250,000

amount "due to other Banks," its per statement
deviations from last week's returns are as follows

Loans

Decrease. $8:8.700 Deposits
Decrease.
93.400 Circulation
Decrease.
27,300

JLeicalTenders

I

The following
Date.

124,415,800
121,282.000

2,793,900
2,53l.5'0

January20

Specie.

Jauiry27
Februarys
Fe'TuarylO
February
February

17

24

March 3..
March 10
March 17
March 24...
Mar^h 31

are comparative totals for a series of weeks past:
Loans.

Legal Tender.

125,0^,700

2,2,i3,800

125,759,500
126.217,900
125,578,800
121.390.400
123,333,900
12i,555,300
121,164,500
120,209,400

2,095,000
1,634.200
1,171,400
1,015,100
929,900
795,900
302,200
718,500
922,600
931,100
838.700

Anrll7

1-20,0)1,600

April 14
April 21

118,783,700
117,965,000

Philadblphia Banks.

Deposits. Circulation.

ll,0M.5OO

55,7,^1,800

25,5>i8.JC0

11,481.500
11,507,300
i;,311,100
ll,0d2,800
11,157,500

55,721,200
57,522.800
53,920.500
57,889,100
55.802,300
53,035,700
49,974,000
47,981,100
4»,947,100
46,296 800
47,723,900

25 533 RiO

11,185.61)0

10,834,200
9,884,000
9,857,500
10,055,400
8,939,300
8,452,200
8,424,900

— The following

25.48,5.800

25,419800
25 1179100
25,566 400
25,457 5110

25484,100
25 428,900
25,41720(1

4«,20ii,80O

25 412700
25 519,400
25 677,100

45,942,200

25;596,9O0

the average condition
of th« Philadelphia National Banks for the week preceding Mon
day, April 31, 1873
Total net
is

:

Banns.

Capital.

Loans.

Spncle.

I'hlladelphla

$l,50o,0OC
1,000,000
2,000,000
810,000
800,000
500,000

$5,449,000
3,321,601
5,681,500
2,301,000
2,193,000
2,398.000

$20,000
5,7l7
«0,»00
7,000
2,528

250,000
250,000
500,000
400,000

;,418.1C10

«,90i)

1,103,542
1,207,146
1,670,100
2.162.500

....

NorthAmerlca
Farmers and Mech.
Commercial
Mechanics'
Bank N. Liberties.

Bouthwark
Kensington

Kenn
Western
Manufacturers'....

Bank

of

1,000,000

Commerce

250,000

Olrard
Tradesmen's

200,000
300,000
400,000
300,000
500,000

UUy
Commonwealth....
Corn Kxchange....
Union

500,000
1,000,000

First

Third
5'"'>v
Seventn
KlKhth
Central

800,000
150,000
.

....

Bankof Bepabllc.
Beonrlty
Tot.il ...

3150,000

1,062.000

....

275.000
TCO.OOO

3,M0,000

...

2.203,000
631,000

....
....

$U2,160

2,135,000
1,251,900
721,736
845.415
1,652.056

.

Inc.
Inc.

.

764.377
18,889

,.lnc.

$10,1!09,241

$'Hr5S8!!68

$11,479,014

for
Date.

January 13
Jsnaaryao
January 27
Febru-ry 3
FetimarylO

Feb.aryn
>ebrnaiy24

Ma,ch3
Match 10
Msrih 17
March 21
March 31
Ai.r7
April 14

AprU21

a series of weeks
k°.?,"/o'on

9«..5f6.325

829156
HO.IIS

57,712,122

I7J)75,«n
67.129,734
97,994,111

3591118

2'1820
450 000
279,000
193 000

261581

are as follows

Deposits
Circulation

Inc.$2.016,387

Dec.

3,738

the condition of the Philadelphia

456.641
8-n,479
3:9.229
S5i,775
347.632
842.414
173 '"}
271,544

57.0«>.3.527

270000

:

Specie

55.214.8S0
55.643.2S0
66.0^2 3»3
5; 0«2 4:n
57,05^.332
66.927.381
56.476.940
56,86;, 53

57.519215

21t.740
590 000
182 COO

S92,l7ol

The annexed statement shows
Banks

)

174,870
197 385

511600

1,10.5,520

The deviations from the returns ol previous week
i'"""
Specie^,..
L«(tai Tender Notes

221745

135,000
219 000
239 735
5S0 000
800,000
180,000

..

700

1,000,000
250,000

1.000,000
811.000
478,900
156 000
312,900

540.916
3,413,000
1.039,000
730,482
827,165
451,815
3,451,000
1,462,000
3,209,000
951,353
431,000
432,000
773 000
8,012.000
1,109,000
395,000

16.889
6,000
17,000
....
....

i»7700

172.000
188.934
1,171,000
395,000
201,614
318.825
107,452
519 000
377,000
661,000
323,000
110,000
113.000
132,000
600,000
257,000
131,000

....

1,000

$1,000,000

l,H6,00O

30,338

277
16,000
5,000

665,000

$16,438,000 $57,891.ill

539,000
251,000
312,000
362,200
ISl.WJO
168,125

....

Ml. 000

.

$3,653,000
2,562,770
4,796.700
1.426,400

l,8i3..300

1.000
2,319

1,436,000
1,129,995
1,373,915
760,507
3,506,000
1,652,000
8,9U8.000
996,356

Tender. Deposlts.Clrculat'n.

$759,000
932,955

....

7.53.546
(,0-22,000

1,000,000

Consolidation

L.

142,551
130,104
130,106
128,2T1
142,160

LegalTender.

Deposits. Clrcnlatlon.

10,828,834
10
10 ;8l.,!B7

41,094,712

11.412,185

41370,791
41690 037

11881180

10..599

,5.12

42120431

ll'sTols)

10.261.125

4l,2511ft8

1

».»36,!j82
»,735,B-;0

41295

1

9.9'T,f58
9.992.0 3

41 4«-.:605
4!.5',8956
41.60 ,963

581^

9.8 4 360

9.945.348
9,6-6,723
».663,l!l
10.317.071
10,<«»,241

5.31

4(l,:<')9024

40.851.

BOSTON.
is

liJO'

1

377'3W
8B539>

W-u
lt'w2'433
llssng-"
11 3»2 ioT

h'siS't 6

795

11 «2375.3

39.9«,615

1146^41

40.124.nO

11475110

41.5.1881

114«2,732

$3,588,268

1147>014

il'A

in
Pcrklomen

»4X

do

reg....

AiK

MM
WH

ft

do
do
do
do
do

GOBV.

7s, "90

60
deb. bonds, '98
g. m.7s, c. 1911 102X 101
do
rcK... 104X
<B,g.,19:0..
Phil., Wllm.ft B»l.,6s, '34

ii'i

6s

do

Ss.KOld
L'hIcaKO Bewerafre

Bid.

FcnnBylv».,gen.m.,conv,lt:o
Phlla.

MaBsRliase(t*<s, Correncr...
6< Gold, im... liu"
do
do
Se, Gold..

Boston

nOVXITDIB.

iBt m.eB,'97
Brie Ist m, 6*, '81
do
2d m. 7«, •88....,
Fhlladelptila* Beading 6«, '80 *4
do
do
7b. -n io:x

B3X

Maine 6<
N»w Hampablre, 6«

Vermont

FULADEIPHIA, BAlTliOBB, &e.

Bid. Aik.

7s....

Municipal 7s
do
Portland 6b, building loan,,..
Burlington A Mo. L. U.,7

79
Pitts., CIn. ft St. Louis 7s
Sanbary ft Erie iBt m. 7b, '77. lOOX
5U
Banbury ft Lewlston 7b
Cln.,Man.4 CleT.,IstM.,7,'«7.
Warren ft F. iBtm. is, '96
Kastern Mass.. cony.. 6, 1874...
Hartford &Krle. 1st M (new)7 88M 38K WcBtChestercons. ;b, '91
9»*
98
'8$
Weat Jeraey <B,
Ogden8burg& Lake h. 8s
9«
98
do
Istm.ts, '96
Old Col.* Newport Bds. 6, "76.
101
do
do 7s, '97
do
do Bonds, 7, 1877,
Western Penn. 6b, '9S
Rutland, new, 7
73
do
68. p. b., '96
do
Stanstcd & Chambly 7s
39
Wllmlng. ft Kead.,lst M.,7, 1(00 »8)» lOO
Verra't Cen., 1st M., cons., 7, '86
12
do
do 2d Mort. 1902
do 2d Mort., 7. 1891
76
Reading Coal ft Iron deb. b.
Vermont * Can., new, 8
»"
do
do
mort. b.
Vermont & Mass., 1st M. 6,
iso'
CANAL BO?a>s.
Boston & Albany stock.
M
135
CtaeBspeake
°82....
IW
ft
Dela.
6s,
Boston & Lowell stock....
Delaware Division 68, '73
120 Jr
Boston & Maine
154'
Lehigh Navigation 6e. '^
131
Boston & Providence
76
do
Kij, •»;.... S^*
Cheshire preferred
do
llOK
T7.
Chic, Bur. & Qulncy

Cheshire, 6

(

.

. .

Sandusky
Concord
CIn.,

& Cley. stock.

Id

Connecticut River
Connecticnt & Passnmpsic, pf.
106X
Eastern (Mass.)
Eastern (New Hampshire)
134"
Fitchburg
135
Manchester & liawrence
110
Hampshire..
New
Northern of
128
Norwich A Worcester
S3
Ogdens. ft L. Cbamplaln

Baltimore

95
58, coup
6s, '67, 5-10, Ist... 101

do
do
do

10-15,2(1... 105
15-25, 3d
109

Philadelphia

6s,

old

do

6s,

new

I01J4

79X

Pittsburg 5s
6s
78

Jersey State 6s, Exempts
98
Delaware State 6s
BAILKOAD STOCKS.
United N. J. Companies.
Camden & Atlantic

104
101

U9H

Catawlfisa

4i"
21*

do

45>4

do

do

pref..

pref
Rlmira ft Wllliamsport
Rlmira ft Wllliamsport pref..
East Pennsylvania
Harrlsb'g. Lancaster ft C
HuntlnjTton ft Broad Top. ..

do
Lehigh Valley

do

J. ft O.
104),

6b of "75
1884

97
97

Park 68
Ohio 68 of '75

1890,

do
do
do
do

ft

do esoI'SO
do 68 01*85
(N.W.Va.)2(lM

61.

3dM.6s

Central Ohio. Ist M.. 6
Marietta ft CIn., 1st M.,7, 18»1.
do
do
2d M.,7, 1896.

1^

Norfolk Water Bs
Northern Cent., Ist M. (guar) 6
do 2dM., S. F.,«,'85.
do
do
do SdM., S. F.,6,1900
do 3d M. (Y. ft C) 6,'T;
do
do Cons, (gold) 6, 1900
do

8lj{

Pitta, ft ConnellBV., 1st M.,7, '98
do
do
Ist M., 6, 1889

West Md.lstM., endorsed, 6, '90
1st M.. unend.. 6. *90,.
do
do 2d M., endorsed, 6, to.

pref.
60

do

44

41M

preferred

47H

Minehlll

52)i
56

Cincinnati Ss

ssji
47

Ham. Co., Ohio 6 p. c. long bds.

Nesquehonlng Valley
Norristown
, ...
Norlhern Central
North Penneylvania
Creek
ft
Allegheny.
River.
Oil

53

90

6s
7-SOe

101

40
125

tlnlon pref

RAILROAD BONDS.
Alleghany Valley 7 3-108, 1896.
Belvldere Delaware.lst m,5,'77
do
do
2d M.,'85
do
3d M.,'87
(Jo

CIn.,

Ham. ft

D.. Ist M., 7.

do
do

12
94

2d M.,7,
adM.,8,77...

lOO

«
9S
N
•1

ft

West., Ist M.,

B*
8*

do

Ind., CIn.

7, 1905.

1st M., 6,1909,

ft Laf., Ist M..7
(I. ft C.) 1st M.,7. 1888

LOUISVILItE.

89H

consol., 68, '94...
Atlan. 1st m, 7s, '73.
,

Louisville 6s, '82 to '87
68, '97 to '98
do

Water 68, '87 to '89..
do
Water Stock 6e, "97.
do
Wharf 68
do
Bpecial tax 6b of *89,
do
Jeff., Mad. ft I,l8tM.aftM}7, •SI
do 2dM.,7,.
do
do 1st M., 7,1906....
do

'88, ...
chat. m. do
do
do
new 7s, 1900
100s 101 J<
Connecting 6s 1900-1904
tea 87H LotllBV. C. ft Lex., Ist M.,7, •97..
98
Louis. 4 Fr'k., Isi M., 6, no-TS..
East Penn. ist mort. 7s, '83
Lonl8v,Loan,0.^81.
do
El. ft W'msport, 1st m, 7s, 'SO. 97
S«
L. * Nash. Ist M.(m.s.) It?..
do
do 68
do Lon. Loan (m. 8.56, '86- '87
Harrisburg Ist mort. 6fl, '83
92K

T. 1st mort. 7s, 'SO

101

80..
'85..

t«
81
79
80
78
8$
F5
do
(0
June, CIn.ft Ind.,l8tM.,-f,^85. SS
91
Little Miami, 1st M., 6, 1888 .... 90
91
CIn. Ham. ft Dayton stock.. .. 90
Columbus ft Xenla stock ex d 104 :os
44
DaytonftMlchlgan stock exd 42
8 p. c. st^k guar 106X 107
do
108
ex. d, 104
Little Miami stock

Dayton
do

'75

6s,'83
do
do
6s, '89
domort. 6s, '89...

2d m, 7s. -SO..
do
Catawlssa, 1st M, cony. '82

H.AB.

n
n

67« CIn.ft Indiana, Ist M.,7
do
do 2d M.,7, 1877..
Colum., ft Xenia, 1st M..7, tO.
Dayton ft Mich., let M.,7 81..
do
2d M.,7, •84..
do
3d M.,7, •88..
do
do
do To'do dep. bds, 1, •81-'94

OANAIi BTOCXfl.
Chesapeake ft Delaware
Delaware Division
Lehigh Navigation
Morris
do pref
Schuylkill Navigation
do
pref.,...

ft

do
do

do
do

Westchester
pref
do
WestJersey

Camden

CINCINNATI.

do 7p.c., 1 to5_yr8.
do
3SK
do
do Ig bds, 7 ft 7.30s
56X
26X Covington ft CIn. Bridge

Pennsylvania
Philadelphia ft Krle
Philadelphia ft Heading
Philadelphia & Trenton
Phlla., -Wllmlng. ft Baltimore.
Tioga...
,....

do
do
do
do

<0

172"

Baltimore ft Ohio stock
Parkersburg Branch
Central Ohio

Little Schoylklll

Camden * Amboy, 68,

81

6e,:90C

Baltimore

97M
lOlX

Alleghany County, 5s, coDp..
Alleghany City 6s

do
do

1876.,
•89..

Maryland 68, Jan., A.,
do
68, Defence

8TATK AND CITY BONDS.
do
do

boat.

BALTimOKE.

FHIIiADEIiPHIA
do
do
do

2dM.,

6s, '95
do
do
68, Imp., '81... 80
do
6s, boat, '88... 79
do
7s, boat, '89... 81
Susquehanna 68, '94
74X
do
Coal Co. bonds.
Union Ist mort. 6s, '83
West Branch Ipt m. 6e,'78
Wyoming Valley Ut m. 6s, '78.

Vermont A Canada
Vermont & Massachasetts

Pennsylvania

conv., '82.
conv., g,*94.
gold, '97
MorrlB,lstM.,6,1876.,

do
do

96

pref...
do
do
Old Colony
Saco & Port«month
Kntland common
do preferred

do
do
do

Fennsylvanla 68, 1910
Schuylkill Nav. 1st m. 68, "72.
do
2d m., '82

Port.,

New

Decrease. $264,600
Decrease.
50.200

|

pecle

IN BOSTON,

•0TJBITIS8.

757,001)

$45,942,200 $25,596,900
of April 21, Is $16,629,100.

total

The

240500

8T2,l0O
1,919,900
1,195,600

70 2a'

330

44t.2tlO

174.700
790,000
575,200
797,500
115,900
522.000
355,010
357.3U0

1,366,300
2.403,300
1,002,400
1,656,200
422,700
1,071.100
747.400
776,600

133.900
168,500
309,0(0

22,0(10

mhluO
791.500
573.9CO

594.100
763,400
696,100
409,300
806,300
607,700
2.719.500
372,600
877,200
1.576,700
1,045.000
837.300
1,326,900
652,800
793.000
914.700
1,054,600
507.450

84.000
433.800
231,400
408.700
202,500
148,900
129,800
414 900
132.800
3ll,60O

700

$415,300

S23J00

335.0(10

1,000

3,363.2(J0

200,000
1,000.000
1,500,000
500,000

Union
Webster
Commonwealth

92.01'0

1,500

2.0'28,800

2.717,200
728.700
2.865.900
1.667.300
2.251.900
2,122.500
1.433,900
1,7!6.300
I.ISO.OUO
6,931.400
661,400
2,412.800
3.203.600
1,9:7.100
2,402,200
2.914.200
3,391.600
8,016,900
1,450.000
3,372.400
1,763,900
3,8SS,;00
5,014.000
1,306,000
1,688,400
1,896.700
4,897.800
2.818.500
1,969,600
1,953.400
4,441,500

600,000
2,000.000

Tremont

The

1.695,000
5:8,900
2,409.000

900,000

Suffollc

Binkof

2.312500

800.000

Columblaa

Specie. L.T. Notes. Deposits. CIrcala.

Loans.

Capital

Banlci.

POTATIONS

6a6,395.>ll2

8)8.260.20}
833,306.701
791,569,065
658.903,673
640,361, 7i)2
780.498,463
659,075,391

649

do

102S

do

(Leb,Br.)6,'8«

84
32
99

87
9B
F«
83

M

do lstM.(Mem.Br)7.T0-'75.
2d mort. 7s, '75.
S»H
94
do lstM.(Leb.br.ex)7. •90-'85 91
3dm. cons. 7b, '95,
do
do Lon.L'n(Leb.br.ex)6,'98 ?,><
Junction 1st mort. 6s, *63
1898....
x91
M.,7,
Consol.
Ist
2d
do
do
'.too
do
Jefferson., Mad. ft Ind
Lehigh Valley, let M., 6s, 1878. 97V
'<
ft Lex., pref.
do new 6s, '98
do
nn 97V Lonlsv., CIn. do
84
common.
do
do
do reg
Sf
do
7$«
Nashville
T7)»
ft
Louisville
do new78,reg., imo lOSV 101
do
do

.

.

Little Schnylklll.lBtM.,!.!"";.
Northern Central 2d m.68, '85
do 2d ni, g. 6s, 1900
do
do
do2d m.6s. KOO...

ST. LOUIS.

9S
92

8t Louis

81

81K
98X 9-«

North Penn. Istm, 66, *8S
16
do
2dm. 7s, '96
io"v
do
lOs. chat. m.tT?
116
on Creek 4 Al. R.. con. 7b, '88. 74
SO
Oil Creek 1st m. 7s, '82
.

98
107

do

6«. Long
68, S'.jort

Bonds

S^H

-^.o

do

Water6e rJld... ...
'j (new)
do
Park6« gold

•10

Sewer'SpeclalTax 6*

io
do

North MISBonrl. 1st M 7b. .
2d M.7s...
81
do
.10
M.7»
HIghtstoivn 7s, '89
Parlllc(ufMj) Ist M. gld....
ft N. y. Canal "8, '96-1906 •oi" 10'
lOOH KarsssVaciflr stock
Fennsylvanla, 1st M., 6, 1-80...
Paclflo BH of Mo. »toct_.
3d M., 6. 1875....
(to

Pcm.
Penn

ft

«

.

V

.

101.

97
98
'0
(0
5(1

.

8$
9

THE CHRONICLK

^0
"

Bur.

7b, 4th mortgag 1880
1888......
do 78,5th do
do 78, cons. mort. gold bds.
^.
Lone Dock Bouds

do new

do

...,

Virginia 6s, old

do new bonds...
do
do
do coasol, bonds
do
do deferred do .
Georgia 68
do
78, new bonds....
do
7b, endorsed
do
7a, Gold
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do new bonds
do BpectalTaz

Boutta Carolina 68
Jan.
do
do

UK
He

do
Chic,

1875..

.

111.

2d Mort.
do
New Jeraey Southern Ist m 7b
Puts., Ft. W. ft Chic, 1st M,..
2d Mort
do
do
do
3d Mort,
do
(i> 8 p. c. en'tbda
do
Olcve. ft ruts., Conaol, B, F'd
do
2dMort
do
SdMort
ao
do
'In
do 4th Mort
Chic, ft Alton Sinking Fund.
do 1st Mortgage..,
do
do Income
do
Ohio ft Miss., ronsol. alnk. f..

X

103
106
lUti

1873...

3

luex

1874..
1875..
1877.,
1878..
dogld 18S7.
do
lBi4..
do
1875..
1876..
do

do

106 it

106H
106X
.64"

do

loas

91

1U9X
1!0M

pref

MU

AQuincy

Clev., Col., Cln. & ludlanap
Pittsburg, guar
IJ<im")ip. A-. ^loux Citv
Harlem prel
Illinois Central
Jollet & Chicago

lit

&

75

Island
Cln., ist preferred
do 'id pref.

Michigan Central
Morrin * Essex
Mo., Kansas & T
New Jersey Southern
N. Y., New Haven & Hartford
ifc

11
1(15

93 Jj

Mil.

36>i

&

do

T. Haute.

do

105ii

89>«

62 X

6a,
6d,

Lafayette. Bl'n

&

PaciflcR.of Mo. !6t6s. gold
do
do 2d 7s, cur'y,
91

90
90

F,

'68
'91

miBCellaneons lilst.
Arkansas Levee bonds 78
Atchison ft P. Ps, 6s gold

1876...,

Atlantic ft Pacific L.G. 6'8 eld
Atcliison. Top. ft S. Fe 7s gld.

Atchison & AebraskaS p. c...
Bur. ft Mo. Klvcr. stork .,
Land M. 78.
do
do
2d S., do 7s.
do
do
99H
3aa., doB(.,
do
ao

78,

conv.

I'.'lJi

86>t

Leav
do

.

.

Tfl,

&G

R. 88,guar

do

lat T'a.gld.
2tl 7b

lBtM.,10B.
Louisiana * Mo. Rlv. i^t m. 7i
Logans., Craw. & S. W. 83, gld
Michigan Air Line, Ss
Mo.ili'^ello &P. Jervi67B.gold
Montclalr lat 76, gold, guar....

do
78, income
Mo., Ron. & Texa- 78 gold.
Mo. K., Ft., S. & Gulf, stock,
do
Ist. M, 106
do
do

do

N. T. &
do

2d M..108

I8t78, gold, guar
2d 78 guar

Osw. Mid.

7s gold
do
2d 78, conv
Boston 7p gold.,
N. Haven, Mlddlet. & W. 7b...
:ri

New York &

Newbu'gbr'ch
865^

88>5

78,

m

S

98
98

90
85
90

92
74)4

m
^K
81
42 M
95
85
70

93

& St. L. Ist 73
Huron&L M.T8,gld.cnd.
do 78, pold.
Peoria & Rock I. 7*8, gold
RockfM.R I.i St. L.l8t78,gld
Rome & Watertown 's
Rome, W. & Otrdensburg78.
Rondout & Oswcco 78, gold.
Pitts. Cin.

do

.

58

.9V

89
93

HI

Sioux City «fc Pacific 68
Southern Pacilic 6'8,gold
South Side (L. J.),78
Steubenville & Indiana 68...
99«
2a 7b
Southern Minn, construe. Ss.
91k
do "8
..
do
9'
St.Jo.&C.Bl. BtM.,108
H3

95

do
8 p. c.
do
Jo. & Den. C.Ss, goldTW. D
do 8s,go!d, E. D
do
Sandusky. Mane. & Newark 7s
St.Lonis,Vandalia& T.H. I'^t
do
2d
do
St.

lUiK

St. L. & So'eastern Ist 78, gold
L..& St. Joseph. l8t, 68, gld
Southern Central of N. Y. 7b.
Tebo & NeoBho78, gold
Union & LoKansport78
t'tah Central 68. gold
Union Pac, so. branch, 6s, gld
Walkill Valley lat 78, gold ...
West Wisconsin 78, gold
St.

lOJJ^

New Loans.
Arkansas S'ate Bonds, rnd.

7l
78
7s
Ch., D.
v., I. div., 1
pT3 78
Hon?.
Tex. C.let m. gold 78
Houston
Gt. N. iBt m. gl,l 7s
liiternut'l RR.Tex.lstni g»d78
Ind.
111. C iFt m, gold 79...

& F.W. let m gld
CMc- & Can. South. Ist m gl
Cln.. Rit^h.

&
*

&

m

&

& W. Ext ,lstmgl78
Jack..K.W.«8.£,I«tmgU7

Ind., B.

ex..

do

88

Augusta, Ga., 7s, bonds
Charleston Block 6b
Charleston, S.C., 78, F.L.bds..,
Columbia, S. C, 68
Columbus, Ga. ,7b, bonds

,

Lynchburg 63
Macon 7*, bonds
Memphis old bonds, 68
do
new bonds, 6s
do
end.,M.& C.R.R...
Mobile 5s
QO 88

Montgomery 88
Nashville 6b, old

do

New

68,

new

Orleans 5s

ao
do
do
do

ao
do
do
do

NorfolkGB
81K Petersburg

consol. 6s

—

bonds, 7b
lOs

to railroads, 6s

80

95

....

6s

Richmond 6b
Savannah 7b, old ...
do
78. new.....
Wilmington, N.C., 6a pold
do
Ss gold
do

KATLBOADS.
Ala.
Ala.

ft

Chatt. jBt. M,

&Tenn.R, Ist

8a,

ead.

.

M..7B,...

2dM.,7s

do

Atlantic&GuU consol
do
do
do

do
do
do

end. Savan'h
Block
do gnaran.

Him Central Georgia, Ist M. ,7s
do
stock
do
WM
87M

92
S4
94*

84
36
25

Charlotte C0I.& A.,lBt m.,7e.
stock
do
do
Charleston* Savannah 6b, end.
Savannah and Char., 1st m., 78.
Cheraw and Darlington 78
East Tenn. ft Geoi gia 6b
EastTenn.A Va. 60 end. Tenn
E.Tenn.,Va& Ga.,Iet M., 78..
do
do
Block
Georgia R. K.. 78

do
stock
Greenville & Col. 7b, guar
do
r.K
do
7a, certif..
ICOM Macon ft Brunswick end. 78...
95
Macon ft Western stock
Macon and Augusta bonds...

105'

85
68
78
80
15

do
do

do
do

Memphis
do
do
Memphis

ft

9i'

97 J^
ICS

.

stock
Charleston, Ist 78..
do
2d 78..

Ohio,
do

bbOck.
10b
6s

Memphis &

Little R. IstM....
MiSBlBSlppl Central, iPt m.,78.

do
MlasiBBippi

95'

55

endorsed

do
ft

do

2dm.,

88...

Tenn., l8tm.,7B

ft

do

.

do consold-.Ss.

Montgomery ft WestP..l8t,88..

do
do let end.
do
do Income
i2M
Montgom.ft Eufaula let 88, gld
75"
State
of
Alabama...
end. by
9TM Mobile & Mont.. 8s gold, end
85
Mobile ft Ohio Bterling
100
do
do ex ctfs
do
85
90

euar. Erie.

Omaha & Southwestern RK.8's
Oregon & California 7b, gold.
Oswego & Rome 7b, guar
Peoria. Pekin & I. ist m, eold
Port

SO
96 >«
99

m.

CITIKB.
Atlanta, Ga., 7s
100

do

do

1. Ist

Securities.

.

lOs..
p. c.

& N. W. 7b, guar
Law. & Gal., stock

N.J.Midland

85)i

Miss. 1st

Gttiveston, H. ft H ,7s, gold,'7
PapincRR. of Mo., stock-

94k 94»

-8.1876

M

Gr.

Leaven. Brch.
Incomes, No. 11..
do
No. 16..
Stor k
Kalamazoo & South H. Ss, guar

do

81k

.

M.
3X Pekln, Lincoln & DecatnrlatM
Man. ft Cent. Missouri IstM.
l>i Cin., Lafayette & Chic. IstM
nel. & Hudson Canal Ist.M...

pref.

real estate...

Chic. Ist

C. C. ft Ind's 1st M, 78, S.
LaCroSBeft Mll.Ss, IstM
115

Co...

subscription

ft

<;,

UIX

Truateea Certll

6s 1S87.

Jack,

Jim&Dec
& Aug

6s, do Feb
7b, 1876, Laud

LakeSup. &M1&8.

92}.;

811*.:

7s

68,e'cl,

Leav., Atch.

Bur., C. Hapldsft Minn.7s,gld

78.1865-76
„
Erie 1st Mortgage |."Y*iMidr^.
do
do
Endorsed...
do 7B,2d do
1879
<^0 7i|8d do
1883

—

87 H
H8
99

at 78. gld.
2d 85

& White I'i^eon 79
Kansas City & Cameron
Kan. C, St. Jo. & C. B. 8

iOil4

Boston, H. ft Erie. 1st mort.
guaranteed
do
do
Cedar Falls ft Minn. Ist M....

St. Louis,

Railroad Bonds.

.

•«S<
W>

RR.

Kal.

99

S-L-

Morriaft Essex, convertible,.,
do construction
do
Winofia ft St. Peters lat m

Mariposa Gold
do
pref

,

SoutuSldeof L.

Southern

'

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

7 8-lOa

S.E. HR. !mgl7B

111.

.

K.i

m 7 fid
8'8

Falls & Slonx C. 1st .a
Indianapolis & St. Louis 7s.
Jackson. Lansin & Sag. 88
Kansas Pac. 7s, Extension, gld
do
78, Land Gr., gld
"8,
do new, gld
do

Kal.. Alleglian.

m

S3>s

South Side, L.I, lat Mort. bds
Sinking Fund..
do

Atlantic Mail Steamship

y. Central 68, 1SS3

106%

8-.X
102

Consol. 7b
N. Haven 68

Lona I^landRR lat M. 7a
Smlthtown & Pt. Jeff. Ist M.

Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coal
Wll kesbarre Coal

do

Mew York ft

Roraeft Watertown IstM
Am Dockft lm.Co.7.'86
WcBt. Union Tel., 1st mort.

Mlscellaneona Stockn

Land Mining

ao
do

2d Mort
Warsaw, E,D.
do
W. D.
do BurPn DIv,
do
2dM.

ft

.

.

Canton Co
Delaware & Hudson ("anai

105

do

Peoria
o

pref.

American Coal
Boston Water Power
Oumberlan'i Coal and Iron ...
H. J. Land Improvemeut Co..

Paul, iBt M.Ss

do

Ft W. & CliiCKUar...
do
do
special..
& Saratoga

do

1

90
98
100
l07X
105X
P.D,

Jollet & Chicago, Ist Mort.
Chic, ft Gt. Eastern, 1st Mort.
Col., Chic, ft Ind. C, lat Mort.
Tol.,

Home, Watercown & Ocdena.

do
do
do
do
do
do

»S
96
95

!

.

do

do

.

91>«

Benaselaer

Louis & Iron Mountain
St. L.. Kan. C.& Northern prf-l
Toledo, Poori". & Waisaw
Toledo. Wal).& Western, pret.

ft St.

ft vv

&

Spring.

South Carolina RR. 2dm..
St. Louis & S. K. RR. con. m,
Pough.A Eaet.RR. Utni

99
HS
S5

Iowa

&M

PlttB.,

N

88

Indianap. ft Vincen. i8t78.guar
88
lU)
99

do
do 7 <!-lli do 88"
do
do 78 gold R. D
do
do
do lat Mort. LaC.D 89
do lat,M.I,&M.D, S4
do
60«
do 2d M
do
do
IstM. I.&D.
do
do
118
do IstM. I.* I,.,
do
lUi
do
do IstM.H.ftD.
do IBIM.C,
do
Marietta* Cln., Ist Mort
Chic, ft Milwaukee 1st Mort..

Boat (Stonlngt.)

St.

Consolidated...
2d
do

do
Dub. & Sloox C. lat M...„..
do 2ddlv
do
Peninaula Ist Mort., conv. ..,
St. L. & Iron Mountain, lat M,

MisslSBipnl, prelerred.

Louis, Alton

ft

BL

North. Pac. Ist m. gold
R chmond Air LIneSs

96
96
H«l
99

& Columbia 78

Indianap.,

do

& Alton

do
do
do

m

!I4K

Denver Pacific 7s, gold
Denver & Rio Grande 78, gold
Detroit. Lttnelng & Lake M,
Evanaville ft CrawfordBV.

CnU-.ago Extended .
100
^d Moit...
do
l03k loSi
i!hlc. R. Island ft Pacific
16.'
Morris ft Essex, 1st Mort
2d Mort
do
do
!01
New Jersey Central, Ist M., n.

(Not previoualy Quoted.)

fit.

Dutchess

100

&8o. lowH.latMort

galena

Albany & Susquehanna

OhloA

so"

Hannibal ft Nap ',o8 ist M
iJreat Western, Ist M.. isan....
2dM. 1898....
do
anincT ft Tol., Ist M.. 1890.. ..

Ftallroad Stocks.

K.Y., Prov.

ft

do 2d M. income..
N. Western S. Fund,

91

93 X

!.«

ft
ft

Dan., Urb., Bl. ft P. 1st
Detroit, Hillsdale & In.

RR. let m. gld 78
Lake Shore & M. S.lnconie 78.
Logan8.,Craw.&S.W.RR.!m,B
Milwaukee & North. 1st tn* 8a.
110
N. Y. & Oswego Mid. lat m, g
110
do
2d conv.
do
lOOW
L. Ont, Shore

'

68,
58,
5e,
5s,

&

72)4

aSOTTKITIXS.

>...

Int. Bonds
do
do
80
do Conaol. bds
do
85
H«
Extn. Bds
do
do
83
IstMort.. 93X 99
Erie ft Pittsburgh lat 78....
do
do
M
,94X
do
2d 7s
fowa Midland, 1st mort,, 8s..,
lilS
85
do
7s. equip,
dan. ft St. Jo. Land Grants...
m 82
87X
Evansvllle, Hen.ft Naanv.
do convertible
do
93
Elizflbethtown & Padn. 88 con
Dill., Lack, ft Western, Ist M.
90
2dM..
Evansvllle, T H ft Chic 78, gld
do
do
m
Enropean ft North Am.es.gld
7b, conv.
do
do
98
Flint ft Pere M. 78, Land Gr.
Tol. ft Wab'h, Ist Mort. ext'd.
ISO
Fort w.. Jackson ft Sag. 88..,
IstM.StLdlv.
do
2dMoit
Grand R. & Ind, 78, gold, guar. 11)6
do
95
....
do
do 7s, plain
Equip. Bds
do
98%
Grand River Valley 88
Cons. Convert.
do

O11910.

68, Canal,
63, do
6b, do
6s, do
6a, do

Marietta
do

Paul, 88...."

Connecticut Vnlley 78, gold
Connecticut Western lat 7s
Chesaprake ft Ohio Ist 6a.gold
Chic, ft Mich. Lake Shore 8s.
Des M oines Valley lat Fs
do
do Land Grant 8s

1*%

M

'WarLoan
do
Indiana 58
MIeblgan 6s, 1873...
do
68,1878
68,1883
do
do
78,1878
New York Bounty, reg
do
do cou

Long

9451
b6Si

7s..

Qllnols Central 7 p. ct., 1875... lOlX
i,6
Bellev'le & S.Ills. R. latM. 8'b,
100
Alton & T. H., 1st
do 2d M. pref
do

Illinois canal bonds, 1870
do
68 coupon, 77
do
1879
do

Cleve.

Land Grant,
Income 108

do
do

of 1876

Chic, Bur

St,

ft

Southwestern KK. 7'b.
Hock. V. 1st 7b, 3.1 yrB
do
do lBt78.!0yrB.
as
do
do 2d79,20yrs..
lOSX Chic, Danv.ft Vincen's ts.iild
Cleve., Mt.V. ft Del. 78, gold.
Cbl.
Col.

lU3>ii

State Aid bds.
do
Western Pacific bonds
Onion Pacific Ist M'geBonds.

Ohio 6s, 1875
do 68,1881
do 6s, 1386
Kentucky 6b

Chicago
do

Con. reg. bonds...

do

do
8s
SsMont&Euf'laR..
do
do
88 Mab. &Chat. R.
oflS92.
do
Es
Arkansas 6s, funded
do
7b, L. R. & Ft. S.las.
do
78, Memphis & L. R..
do
7b, L. R., P. B. & N.O.
7b, MiSB.O.&K. Rlv.
do
IsArk.CentR
do

do
do
do

2dM,7'B,gld

do

Keokuk

American Central

93 ji
ae

Pacillo K. 7s, guartM by Mo..
Central Pacific gold Bonds. .

Alabama 58

do

93
93

& Erie, new bonds ...
Lake Shore Div. bonds
Lake Shore con. coup, bonds.
Buffalo

4U

&

do
78. large bonds.
Connecticut 68
Btiode Island 68

do
do

115X

.

7s, l*enltentiftry
68, levee bonds

oo
do
do

8b, 188a
78. 1902....

9^
97
75

gld,

&N

.

do new Donds
do new floating debt.

ICs,

M.

Consol.

99
87

Ist 78, gold..

Central Pac. 7a, gold, conv
Central of Iowa. Ist M, 7*b

97
95
111

1117

.

1868.

do
do

.

do

Louisiana 6s

Texas,

9(1

Csnada Southern

Susqh'a, Ist bonds
2d do ..
do
3d d' ..
do

Jllch. Cent., Ist

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do L,>ndC,1839,A&U
do
ol 1838.
do Is
Mlssour 6s
d
Han. & St. .loseph.
bonds
.10
Asylum

88
8s
8b
California 7b

103X California Pac. HR.7'8, gld...
do
68, 2d M., Kid

,117

..
Chic, Bur. & Q. 8 p. c. Ist M.. l'.6>4 li2" Carthage ft Be:. 8s.
9»S
Dixon, Peoria* Han,, 8b.
Mich. So. 7 per ct. 2d Mort
my.
0,0. ft Fox R.Valley
1. s. r.7p.c...
;;._
Mich. 8.
lUlX
(Juincyft Warsaw, 88
Cleve. & Tol. Sinking Fund
92X
111. Grand Trink
Cleve. & Tol., n*?w bonds
SO
93
Chic, Dub. ft Minn., 8a.
Cleve., P'vllle& Aah., old bds
19
92>4
bds.
Peoria * Hannibal R. 8'B.
do new
do
IIX
o;
97
Chicago ft Iowa R. 8'B...
Detroit, Monroe & Tol bonds
15

July...
April & Oct...
Fandliig Act. 1866
Land 0, 1889, J * J

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

&

llbany
do
do

Carolina 68. old
do to N. C. R.R<-0Hp
do ex coup...
do
do Funding Act, 1866,

If orlh

;io

.

Hud.R.78,2dM.S.
7s, 8d Mort., 1875
do
Harlem, 1st Mortgage 7s. ...
do Con.M.4 8^kgF'd6t.

in
,11

6th S., doSs,.
do
do Creston Mran'-h
do Chariton Branch
Burl, ft M. (In Neb.) let conv
California & Oregon 6s, pold.

F.1885...

old

Bid. Asli

Mo. River 4th S„do 8a.
5tb 8.. do 88..
do

ft

do
do
do
do

Bna.N.r.*K. let M„ 1877....

State Bonds.

ssorBiTin.

Bld.lAsk.

Eric

(Quoted previously.)

per

m

pm-m

BSOTTKITISS.

Bonds.

68,

YORK.

represent the
Blocks are quoted on apremous pageant Aot reputed here. PrUes
a separate list.
ay be. " N. T. Local Securities" are quoted
^^^^^ whatever the

RaUroad

active

ssonsiTisa.

TflDnessee

NEW

QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN

"^

ana
Bonds ano
^overwrnent uonas
eotem'ment

IT. 8.

[April 26, 1873.

do

do
do
do
do

do
do
do

N. Orleans

do

ft

&

8s,

interest...

2mtg,88
Income
stock.,

__

_

Jacks. 2d M.

do

88.

cert's, 8s.

Opclous.lBtM.Ss
Nashville & Chattanooga, 6s
75 ii Norfolkft Petersburg iBt m.,§e
78
do
87 H
do
do 2dmo..S8
75
do
94

90

N. Orleans

NortheaBtern,8.C..lBtM.8B....

2dM.,88
do
Orange and Alex., Ists, 6b
2d8, 6s.
do
3d8, 88
do
do
4thB,Ss
Richm'd ft Peterb'g ist m., 7s
2d m., 68,
do
do
do
8d m., 8s,
do
Rich.,Fre'kBb'g& Poto.6a....
do
do conv. 7s,
do
Rich, and Danv. 1st cons'd 6b..
Piedmont 88. ..
do
do
l8tB, 89
Selma, Rome ft I)., 1st M.,7s..
South ft North Ala, ist M., 8b.
Southalde, Va., Ist mtg. 8b
2dm.,gnart*d68..
do
3d m..6B
do
4th ni., 8b
do
Southwest. RR., Ga., let mtg..,
Btock
do
S. Carolina RR. l8tM,7B(oew>

do
do
do

do
do
do

6a

7b

stock

&

Tenn. lats. 68
2ds, 6s
do
3ds Bs
do
West Ala., 88 guar
Wilmington and Weldon78.
Chft Rath. 1st m. end
do
UtM.. 88..
do
do
Va.

,

PAST VVK OOXTPONB.
Tennessee State Coupona..
Virginia (Coupons.
Consol. Coup...,
ao
Memphis City (;oupons.
.

ilwUTUUCUyCoupoai

.

..

^

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April 25, 1873.]

I.

W
ere'

The Qsnal tables published In the Chbonicle on the last Saturday of each month are given on the folloiring pages. A large
number of important reports have been published during the
month, and the pages thereof are duly referred to in the remarks
opposite to the bond statement of each state, city or company in
the tables. Among other important reports will be found that of
the Pennsylvania Company, the associate corporation of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, which has the management of its leased

EXPLANATION OF STOCK AND BOND TABLES.

of the most Active StockB and Bonds arc given In the " Bank,
Gazette," previously,
FuU quotations of all other tiecurltlos will bo

Pricea

found on preceding pages.

Government

fall information in regard to each
payment, size or denomination of bonds, and
numerous other details, are given in the V.S. Debt statement pabUahed in
The Chboniclb on the first of each month

lines west of Pittsburg.

3. City Bonds, and Bank, InsnraDCC, City Railroad and
Gas Stocks, with quotations, will usually be published the first three

of January for the publication of annual reports

2.

Secnrltles, with

issue, the periods of interest

weeks of each mouth, on the page Immediately preceding

4.

The Complete Tables of

In consequence of a pressure upon our columns since the
and other

State Securities, City Securi-

CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BOND
DESCRIPTION.

;

Miles

of 2S

a'

For explanation of all rfferences see C'nal
foot uotea ou Isc page of BB. Tables.

by Wa. B. Dasa *

LIST.

Co., In the office of the Librarian of Congreis, TVashlncton, D.

INTEREST OK DIVIDENDS.
Principal,
Due.
When I Where Payable and' when
Stacke,
*
Whom.
Payable.
by
P^^t
last Dlvl'd.

Amount

C]

REMARKS.

Mie

Outtandlng.

)

Im

it

;

ties, and Railroad and Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds
will be regularly published on the last Saturday iu each month.
The publication of these tables, occupying fourteen pages, requires the Issue of a
supplement, irhich is neatly stitched in with the asoal edition and furnished
to all regular Bubscribers of The Chkokicle.

'.8T2.

first

has not been practicable to give
the same remarks as formerly in regard to investment securities
but it is our intention to resume the subject hereafter, and give
from week to week such details of information concerning investment stocks and bonds, and such brief comments on the facts
ascertained in regard to tUcm as may be of practical service to
our readers.
portant railroad information,

this.

[Entered according to act of Congress. In the year

*

[Entered according to Act of Congreu, In the year 1873. by Wili.ia¥ B. DaXA
Co.. In the office of the Librarian of CoagreiB, WanhloffCon. D.C.j

STATE, CITY AND CORPOBATION FINANCES.

.

551

STATE SECtTRITIRS, CITT AEriJRITIEM, RAILBOAD
STOCK AND HONU LINT, (ANA AND ITIISCEI.I/ANEOUS STOCK AND BOND I.IST.

J[nt)C0tment0

1

A

"ANAIi^.
Chesapeake

Delaware—Mocii

it

50
var.
23

IstnioilKiige (originally t2,8U0.000)
Ohmapeitke ik Oftio— stock

Maryland Loan, sinking fund
C,u;tranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds liflvingncxt preference

Velaware Dlvtston—stock
iBt mortgage
Delaware ih Ifudnon—stock
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Regi'te cd Bonds

1858
1887
1871
ISTi

Dcoeiiturcs. fiterlinff
Dela. .t liarttan—stocK

Lehiqh Coat
I

oaii.

1st

tfc

mortga/e

1,0110

l.!)00.000

7f.

1,000
1,000

3.500.000
8.500,000
3,'»«.000
4,999,400
8,272,800
922,000

7 f
7

5.ri«i,i7:

6
6

50
1,00"
1,0-0

rogistererl

\s\ mort. regibtered. HR
Mort. Inan, on equipments &c.. gold
Loan covcrllble into stock till Dec., "TJ..
do
do
ext n. conv. till Dec.,'77.
Monongahekt Nav. Co.— stock

Ist

1638,360
800,000

mortgage

i,om
1872

let

I

2.4*1,00

l.Ol'U

100

1,175.0*

1836

IWti

Sno.OOO
285,000
236.96i

PenrmylvanUi—^iock
IBt M.. guar, by Penn. RR., B.f. 15,000 000.
West Br. & S.Bqa., Ist and 'id mort
Schuylkill ..Vay.— stock,

1,000

var.
var.

1865
I8«»
isfii)

common

Preferred stock
1st mortgage (due »87i, ext. to
2d raortKa^e

Common bonds
Improve.m nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan

1,000
50

^

Ist

"k't.

J.*'

.1.

J.&

J.

2,805 000

1,0110

Suftfiuehanna tt Tide Water—Stock
Maryland loan, ^d mortgage
Susqh.t'a al, common bonds. 3d mort...
do
prcl. end T.W. priority bds.
JTWon— stock

mortgage

2

5
6
6
1
1

7H,C00
6
1.645.04^ 30c. In B
2,6I«.977 e'jc.iuE
1.751,218
6
4,016.670
6
171,354
6
805.600
«
800,000
6

1,000

50

6
5
<

J.

103.161
4,457.150

1,000
1,000
1,000
l.'OO

!"

J.«

.in

"so
19B7)

6g,

90

1862

ISliO
,

3

I.IKX)

1,008.800
I03.O0O
1.0i5,000

^tock

mortKaio

2d mortgage
Boat loan
Preterred stock scrip dividend

2M

1,000
1,000

'Jfor7')>— Stock, cousollduted

Preierre

6g

2.000.000
9,000.000
762.779

633.S80
2.002,746
1.' 00.000
1,311,000
325.316
2.907.850
3,000,000

Brown A Sons.

London.

Baltc.A. Brown

20.000.000

7

17, "12

July, 1836

Del. City to Chesap. CltT, Md. KetearaIngs from opcratLone. 1871. 9395,(16^
Annual report In Oli'O^ ICLE. T, It, n. TBI

Bhows et recelpU In 1371. t283,54';; net
1870
1890
receipts in quar.er ending Aug. 31, 1872,
1885
tU3.13.'..
Philadelphia, office
Feb.. 1873 L'-ae d TO Lehia;li Coal ft Kav. Co., at Int.
do
do
July 1,1878 on bonds and B p. e. a yr on stock.
N.T.,' office, 71 Bway. Feb. 1, 1873 Stock increased $5,101,000 .n April, 1878.
Ca'-h dlv. In 6 yrs, I16j). '•t. incases A'b.
N. y., Bk of Commerce.
18T7
do
do
1884
ft Susq. and Reus, ft S. Railroads, (v. 14.
do
1391
do
p. 732.)
London.
July, 1815
N.T., Office N.J.Cen.RR Anl. l(l,'73 S-e Cam. ft Amboy RR. (v. 14. p. 9K, SOS.)
May. 1867 Gioss rei-elp's last year, tl,t24.:29 ; ex(894
penses. Intercut and taxes. fl.tot,85S;
Philadelphia, ofllce.
do
rt'-flclt, $275 926.
See annual rcpoit In
do
1884
CnKONrci,a, v. 16. n. 3'i9.
Cent. RB.
do
do
1867
do
do
1897
of N. J. assumes *2,310.000 ol gold loan
do
do
011897. (V. 12, p. 465. 689.)
18T7
do
do
1882
Pltteborg, ofllce.
July. 1872 Gross receipts. is;i, $173,120; expense!
N. T., N.B'kof Com'ce. July 1, 1887 aid taxes, $73,772 ; divds. In 7t. 9 per ct
Leh. Val. KR. Co.JPhlla. Aug, 1872 Leased. April, I'WO, to Lehinh Val ey RR.
do
for 999 yrs. The lessees a(.8nnil g tods
Aug, 1372
do
BaIto.,A.

«
6
6
4
•
5

60

Dec.

do

do

1,000
100

"ioo

.

Navigation—stock

convertible, coupon, gold

Philadelphia, offlco.

1,880,800
l.(197.«W
8.229 ,594
2,000.000
4,375,000
1,691,500

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

M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
.1. ii'.T.

do
do
da

do
do
do
do

April, 1876
April, 13 6
Oct., 1899
Feb., 1887

do

Philadelphia

>

& Sons.

July! 1910

office.

ft

scrip

&

paying

10 p. c

pref Btock, untf 4
'

per

,

annum on

on consol. stock,

(v.

ll, p. 714.)

Wyoming & Wlconlsco
West Branch

ft

mepKfid into. 4&d
Susq. owned by P., C.C.

!S7S-8<

Feb.l2,;373

Philadelphia, office,

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

Fcb.l'.J.1873

Marcb

1897
Jan., 1882
Jan., 1876
May, 1870
May, 1888
May, 1889

do
do
do

Fhlla. ABaltlmoie.

do
do

.J.& J.
J.St 3.

Jari!.'l8'6
1, 1878
Jan., 1994

Jn.

do
do

Leased from June

1, 1870,

to PHI.

ft

Read-

for 999 yea' B at annual rent of $656,000
Including ci^rtam real and personal proy rty conveyed to P. ft l;. List annual report In v. 16, p. 383; see also v.M.
p. 355.;

Leased to P. ft Reading RR. for interest
on bonds flud lialf of net e rulngs; In
1370-71 defi( it after expenses and Interest

was

»9.',657.

(ll.p.

';7.)

p. c Ipts, 1870, $58,90; opera'Ier: exPluscs, same. Nominal cost,$5,90;;8D6.

Gross

May

Philadelphia, office.

1,1883

itllSCELIiANBOVS.
DESCRIPTION.

of
par
OntFor explanation of all references, see Bonds. valuet st'nding.
fottt.ootes on 1st page of RR Tables

AdamH Exprens Co.— stock

100
100
23

Amer. MerchanUi'' Union £x. —stock,
American coat (Md.)— stock
American Dock <t Impropement Co..
Atchison Bridge. Ut mort.. guar
Atlantic Mail Stearnnliip

G>— stock...

100

100

Vanton Improvement Co., Bait
Union K.lt. bonds Kuaranreed
Oari/ Improvement Co.— stock
Central of y. J. Laiul Co

16X

Bridge— hds

s.l'..

Mining Co.—stock'

,fc

Preierre stock
Var gland Corti— stock
Jfew Central Coat (*'d)
Paclflc Mail Steamship Co.- stock.
Pen}isi/lvania Coal— stock
1st niortjage bonds
Quicksilver Mining Co. Com. stock
Prefrtrred stock
1st morigage, gold
jd mortcragcgeld ...
-.
.. ..
ring Mountain Coal.— stock
ruce
Coal.—stock
itted Slates Bzpresit— stock
l

!

. .

—

.

f

mu

Sxprees—stock...
Western union Telegraph—stock.
tils,

Farj/o

it

Co.

luortiage
Real estate bonds, gold
^Ukesbarre Goal

Q.-M.

le.iioo.ooo

J.

1,500.000

ft

J.

M.ft

8.

i.axi.bix)
4.1100.000
4,0Oii.0OO

i

Principal,

Where Payable and
by whom.

REMARKS.

Whe,n Due,
Stocks,

Last Dlvi'd.

N. T.. Bank of N. T.
do
do

New York, office.

Mar.

3, 1873
.Ian. J, 1873
10, ;SIS

Mar.

N. Y..Cent.RR. ofN.J.

Guar, by Ch.ft

Dec.

2X

Nov.

10s.

CnaoHicT,*,

731 .'230

18K

IOO
l.OOO
1,000

1852

100

1863

10,25().cbo

4

513,000

7

sm.boo
I'.OOO

1,000

100
100
100
IOO
100
50

ioo
100

90

493.000
600.000
480,000

10,000,000
6,1

ft St.

Jo.,

vol. 14, p. 'M.
19, p. 19.

*

Cen. Br. U. P.

Annual report

F.&A,

Boston, office.
Jan. 9.18^9
N. y. Co.'s Office.
Feb. 5. 1873.
N.T. Co'soaicc.TlB'y. Jan. 20. 18.3

A sufficient portion of new consol. mortgac*
do
hold to retire old bonds. See Cubosiolk, v.
Jan., 18811
do
Jan. 1.1897
p. m.
New York.
ft J.
1879
do
F. ft A.
Feb., 1879
do
A.ftO.
Apr. 15, 1873
M.&N. H. T. by 111. Cent. R.R. ^0V., 1893
A.ftU. N. y., Hk of Commerce.
CmiOincLE, V. 15, p.3S5 ; T. 15,p. 894.
J.ftD. N. y., Gllmau, Sou ft Co
See CiiBoirici.x, v. 13, p. 334
J.
J.
J.
J.

ft
ft
ft

J.
J.
J.

do
do

In

I*
15.

OI..0O0

4.KIO.OO0
5.000,000

Dec., 1370

chbokiolb

20.1X10.000

4.000,000
5i>,?0l
5,"00.000

Q-F.
FT&A.

N.T.,
do

J.&D.

N.T., E. Kelly
do

111

Broadway,
do

Aug.

(t. is, p. 5's., V. 16, p. aas.)

See CDBON.. V. 14. p. 730 v. 19, p. 591. (V. le.JI. «1.)
Dividends In 1871. 20 per cent. (v. u.p. «3i.)

Sept^'ise*
Aug., 1972

;

1,1881

S«e annual report In Cbbosiclx (v.

18, p.

2M.)

4,301,(100

500.000

7g.

1 .O00,l»n
1,290,000

ig.

10

1000,000

lOU
100
lOU

6 900.000
5,000,0011

I.ft.l.

J,

ft

(j-F.
.1. ft

J.

4.uoo,(no

J.ft .).
M.ft N.

!.500,(\lO

M.«N.

uxi

a,4ui,ouo

UJiil.

4'.,U«:l.lll«;

ft

Co.

ir.i
ii'.'i

Jan

J.

i'.oon

.«t

H.

Cbromiclk, V.
60c

S«s
1364

S.* fV.,

1867
18(2

12,

7!I3,00)

Jlls. <t St. I/iitiH lirldge—boxidi
Lo ultville hridqe —bonds

Mariposa Land

I

i&^r Payable

10,000 000

SS.OOOshB.

Consolidation Coal "f Xd.—stock ....
iBtmort. (convertible)
Ist M.. c*8ol.. couv. (for »l.'i50,000)
Cumber.and coil and l.—lat mort..
do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal & Iron Co— Stock

Ditnleithtt Dubuqne

When

M.ftN.

Boston Water Power

Bonds,

INTEREST.

Date Size or Amount

New Yorl: office.
New Yorl' .office.
New

York.othce.

Tfi,

mi

May"l,1973

N. Y.. Bank of N. Y.
N. y. ITulon 'I'rust Co.

Jaii .'l870
1875
May, 1912

PhUadelphla.

Nov.. ISM

The Co holds some of
,

Its

stock.

CllHjNimjt.v. 15.p. 492. Kct
fV. 16 p 73 155,491,512, V.IR,").

Anaia

In port In

ri>oelpt«, $2,790,332
J2U.)

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[April 26, 18 78.

STATE SECURITIES.
{Kat»ni according to »ct of Congrew, In the yew 1873, by Wn. B. Daha & Co., In the olBce of the Llbr»rt»n of CongreM, Washington, D. C]
nbacrlbers irlU oonfier a ffreat ta-vor by kItIdk ns Immediate notice or any error dlscorered In onr Tables.
Date

DB8CBIPTION.

Size or

par
Value

of

Bonds

Amount
Out•t'ndlng.

When

Alabnina.
uta bonds, dae In irR * extended
do
extended
do
do
Bterllng bondi of 18S0, extended.
btarllng bonds, extended
do
do
do
do

100*C
10U*C
100*C

1872
1866
1886
1870
1866
1866
1867
1866
1868

IOO*c
ICOAc

loan of 1812 (for $1,000,00))....
few
dncallonal Fund Debt

1K2

1,OUO

lilroad bond InilorBernents
Lo n 10 Mout. A Kuftila KR
Loan to Ala. & Chattanooga BB....
Temporary Floating Debt Sept., i3.

•7d-'ii

.

.

Mewbonda
do

per Fayablet

* N.
do
do
Junel.

M.

$168,000
1,941,000

473,800
683.000
64,800
82,.%0
648,000
877,200
5 0.000
215.000
2,801,533

J.*

U.SIO.OOO
300,000

1870
1870

1869

1.000

2,S',O,O0O

100*C

2,185,000

—

when

due.

May,
May,
May,

1892
1086
1886
1890

An

N.T., H. Clewi&Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London. Union Bk.
do
do
do
N.Y. H. Clews & Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do

June,

gold

do

1870
1870
1870
1870

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

1857
1860

100&C
500*c

bonds
bounty bonds

,iOO*c

Soldiers* relief

do

500*c

State capltol bonds

1892

1,

J.
J.

A J.
A J.

Under

N. T., Vn. Trust Co.
do
do
do

a law of 1369 bonds are issuea to railroads
at $10,000 per mile to land grant roads and $15,000
per mile to others, but limited to 850 miles In all.

1899
1900

AsRcB^e'l valuation of

1870

honds, 10-20 year
SOyear

do
do
do

30year
go,

10-30year

do
non-taxable, 30 vr.., __
Wlorida :
Old bonds held by U.S. Govt
l)ne School and Internal Imp. fund
Convention bonds
State bonds (sold or hypothecated.

Loan

to J.,

P.&

Mob.RiS."(t4,b()b',C«6)

Storgia:
Western & Atlantic BR. bonds
do
do
do
Atlantic* Gulf BR. bonds
Bonds, act of March 12, 1866
Bonds, act Sept., '70, gold
Bonds, act Oct., '70, gold

600,0ii0

7
7
7
7

1,050,000

7

1,983,000
125,000
319,500
605,000
850,000

?«•

debt

*

4.

O. N. T., Union Trust Co.

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

&J.

J.

do
do
do
do

?«•
7g.
7g.

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

Railroad endorsements
Brunswick & Albany RE
tatnou
Interest bonds. Inscribed stock
Refunded stock bonds
Tmal University bonds
Thornton loan bonds

1,000

220,000
262,0
30,000
194,000
210,000
7
2,800,000 Sg.f.

I'ooo
1,000
i',666

1848

1,000

Var's.

250*c
500

500*c
1,000
1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000

(to Chicago).

Bonds,

1861 to 1869. funding, &c
Bonds forvarlousState purposes..

Bonds
do
do

61-'69

lOO&c

'61-'69

100* c

1864-69

X^lucku :
to contractors, Ac
John Tllford, act 1843
Military purposes

Leveebjnds
do
do
Bonds funding coupons
Bonds for redemption certifs, &c..
Bonds to Boeuf & Crocodile Nav. Cu
do for relief of P. .1. Kennedy.
do Issued to StHte P.nltentlary,
do to fund floating debt of State
do to M18S.& Mex. G'lf Canal..
-do Iss.to N. La. & Tex.-is RR. Co
do school held by Statn Treas..
do toN. O., Mob. & Cnat. RR...
„«<> to N. O., Mob. & Texas RR.
Mame
°"
Clviiioan bonds
yftT
do
Bounty do
do
ao
Municipal, War Debt assumed
.

1866
1167
1S70
1866
1866
1870
18J0
1869
1870
1869
1869
1857
1870
1871

3,900,000
2,700,000
1,880,0!I0

CbsoSIOLS, T. 19, p M

18S4
1885

do

Maryktnd

1863

'do

July, 1881
Jan., 1883
Jan., 1884

do
do

Oct., 1894
Oct., 1885

do

New York,
J.&

J.

«. * N
Various.
F. & A.

*J.
Q-J.
A.&O.
J.

N.T., Duncan,

8.

N. Y„4th Nat'l

de
do
do

do
do
do
N.Y. Lond.

01

1898-99

1,000

500
1,000
1,000
1,000

500

lOO&c
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1000
1,000
1,000

60O&C
5C0*c

(v. 16, p. 887,)

Bank

May. 1874

do
do
do
Frank.

'74
'73
'79-'80-'l-'6

&

July, 1886
Oct., 1890

AD.

J.&J.

962,445
320,000
28,000
86,000
367,600
250,000

do
do

M. &8.

&J.
M.*N.
J.

July

101,;75
889,000
346,000

J.*J.

Apl.l.'75to'8

N. Y., 4th Nat'l Bank.

Dec.i i890

Am. Ex. Bank.

Jan., 1878

N. Y.,
do
do
do
do

do

do
do
do
do
do

Various
Jan.,lP80
Jan., 1880
Jan., 1880
after 1881

N. Y., Gllman,Son& Co

do
do

do

do
do

Various. N. Y,

M. *8.
Various.

1883-'84
ie76-'99
1884-'99

do
do
'72 to 1906
do
do
do
do
do
1886
M. * N. N.Y., B'k of America, May 1, 1907
M. ftS.
do
do
do
March 1,1875

20,000

7
6

7.30

J. * J.
M.*S.
J.&J.
do
M. &8.
M. * N.

N. 0.,Cltlz'nBk. of La.

&

1886

do

'88

do
do
Sept., 1906
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1890
N. Y., B'k of America, March 1,1909
do
do
do
May. 1910

M. *S. N.O., CItlz'ns' Bk ot La.
ft99
A. *0. N.y., Bank of America.
1909
Various. N.O-, Citiz'ns' Bk of La.
1897
J.&J. N.Y., Bank of America. July 1,1910
A.*0.
April, 1911

*c

J.&J.

100 &c.

2,273,333
2,9S8,111
1,237,053
31,069
269,000
728,172
306,026
65,207
3,637,745
100,000
75,000
330,000

1,000

500&C

1872
Sept., 1873
1895

Various.

3,960,000
2,960.000
965.300

Various.

100

B'k of America,
do
do
do
Frankfort, Ky.
do
do

M. *S. N.O., CltU'ns' Bk. of La March 20, '72
J. * J.
do
do
do
July, 1893

80,000
750,000
1,830,000
1,000,000

80,000
134,000
500,000
2,950,000
480,000
546,000
665,000
750,000
2,500.000

heaapeake

& Ohio

1839
1837

canal

A Susquehanna BB
Annapolis & Elkridge RB

,

alt.

Bounty Loan

Southern Belief bonds
Deaf and 'umb AsyluTi Loan

1867
1871

t

Md. Ho -pita!

loan, 10-15 years

18W

Maryland State Loan
Jf£M«acA'w«ft9— State Almshouse L*n 1853*54
totate House Enlargement Loan.... 1853454
Lunatic Hospital, &c., Loan
1854
Lunatic Hospital (West. Mass)
1857

Back Bay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
do

do
Ooast Defense Loan

;"

Boanty Fund Loan
Boanty Fund Loan
do
do sterling
War Loan, sterling
Troy * Oreenf RR, Loan, sterling.
do
do
home
do
do
iterllng,
«o
sterling.
40
ao
do
sterling.
Southern Vermont RR. Lean ....
Korwlch * Worcester RK. Loan...
'.'.',',

.

.

.

& F.rle RR., sterling
Harbor Land Improvement
Michigan
Renewal Loan Bonds
Boston, Hartf.

•6t-'62
'61.'62
'61-'62
'63- '61

:8«3
1861
18G4
1869

I'.iioo

1,000
1,000
1,000

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

500&C
JElOO&c
£.'(10

'.a-'ei
•61-'63

i200&c

1^68

£inn*e

•69- '71

£100*c.

1871
18C0

50ll*c

68-'69
1870

5.066
1.000
£2iiO
1,000

1868
1868
1365
1359

1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000

18.'i7

110,000
165,000
94,000
50,000
220,000
2,460,000
600,000
888 000
200,000
4.379,500
4,000,744
999,944
5.t4 180
966,500
2,952,400
3.(52,372
1,178,000
200,000
400,(X10
8,599,01.'4

2SO,00t>

M. &S.
F. & A.

&D.

J.

A.

&0.

Augusta and Boston.
Boston, Suffolk Bank,

Million

Loan

War Bounty Bonds

8te Marie Canal Bonds.,

:

$300,100, 1 artersvllle
v.. $275,000. (v. ;5. p. 155
187, 218, 250; V. 16, p. 20, lb7, 218, 823, 387, 459.)

be extlngulshet:. Valuation

do
do
do
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.

I'-

Aug., 1880
June, 1889
Oct., 1898

Lendon, Baring Bros.
18»0
do
do
do
1890
Quarter Baltimore, State Agent 1880 * 18S0
A.&O.
do
do
IS90
Quarter.
do
do
1890
J.&J
do
do
18=5
Quarter.
do
do
1890
A.&O.
do
do
1890
J.* J.
do
do
1875 & 1893
do
do
do
1873
do
do
do
1885
J.&J.
do
do
Aprll,1832-87

A.'&O,

Boston, Treasury.

do

do
do
do
do
do
do
de
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
London, Baring Bros.
do
do

J.&J.
J.&D.
M.&N.
J.&J.
do
do
do

M.&N.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.

S«5g.
5g.
«g.
5g.
5g.

do
.1.

A.

&
&

J.

O.

do
do

J-*

Boston, Treasury.
London, Baring Bros.
J.

do

A.&O.
J.* J.
do
do

do

do

McCalmont & Co.
Boston, Treasury.

Lon.,

do
do
Lendon, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.

190,000
1,465,000
463,000
81,0.'fl

6

6
7

J.&J. N. T., Mercantile N. Bk.
do

M.&N.
J.&J.

do
do
do

do
do
do

do
do
do

will

soon

personal property

The valuation of real and personal property In 1871?
was $120,000,000. Sinking fund Is $IRO|000. Bonds
of counties, towns, and cities are registered, and
Interest collected In the State,
debt.

(v. 14. p. 457.) .
Is $.:.7i0,7'0.
Re$2.i2() S98.
Total valua-

of'Kentuekv

sources of sliiklntr fund,
tion of property In 1871,
45 cents on $10(1.

$126,322,707.

Tax

rate,

A constitutional amendment limits the

total

debt

to $25,000,000. Direct d^bt, Jan. 1, 1873, was
$19,531 ,1-00 contingent debt, $5,483.602 ; temporary
It was
$2,282,447; total outstanding, $27,317,849.
;

bonds authnriz' d
decided,
however, that
previous to the amendment might be issued,

$120,000 to Miss. & Mex. Gulf
Canal
$594,000 to N. La. & Texas BR.; $2,075,000
bonds guar, for N.O., Mob. & Texas RR.; $2,250,000
bonds to be Issued to same company $1,025,000
(or more) to N.O.. Baton R. * Vlcksburg RR.;

which Includes
;

;

Shreveport Hospltsl; $100,000 subs, to
Miss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and personal property In 1872 assessed at $218.6661,53. Rate of
$100,000 to

State taxation. In 1872, 14H mills.
due Jan. 1, $7,636,988. DeranU was
Interest Jan. 1, 1873.

Back taxes

made

in pay-

ment of

Jan., 1873, was $728,'25a.
the municipal debt sink'gfund was $291,994. After
the U. S. Supreme Court decision, Interest was
paid In gold till the decision was reversed.
Valuation In 18T2, $224,509,951, tax rate, 6K mills.

Oct.',''73-'74
Oct., '73-'74

July, 1874

June,

1877
1880

May,

'73- '76

July,

JuIy,'77-'78
July, 188S

July, 1894

May,
May,

1894
1894

July, 188fl
Oct.,'88-'90
April. '90-'94
April, 1883

July, '81-91
July, 1891
April, 1890
July. 1877

J.&

J., 1900

(V. 16, p. 50

)

a'sej'sed valuation of property In 1871 was
$116.7!6,283.on which the rate of taxation wasl9!<
cents per $100; income from dividends on rail-

The

road, canal and other stocks owned by the State
was $354,123. The State has largely assisted
canals and railroads, and holds $4,694.51 of stocks
and bonds of solvent companies, besides $1,858,737 in the sinking fund, leaving ony $5,883,4-17 of
debt, without any ofi^et; the State also holds
.s

$20,557,166

In unproductlTe securities.

By

a law of 1862 all Interest on the debt of
Massachtuetts is paid In coin, excepting on the
temporary loans. During 1872 debtwae decreased
about $2,000,000. The sinklnif lunds In Jan.. 1873,
were valued at a total of $io,4f:3,SPS_and apportioned as follows: Almshouse, $!ff,0.-2; State
House. Hospital, and W. Mass. Hospital. $"(^9.r28;
Bark Bay. $!20,0"0; Union fund loan, $3,050,000;

ceast defense. $177,010; boiintj fund. $2 822.?6S:
harbor land Improvement, $1(12.681; Norwirh &
W.. $336,147; Troy & Greenfield, »1.2T;,7R5; war
fund loan, $1,003,5)1; Bost.. H. & E.. $748,247.
Property returned for taxation in 1S72. $1,696 599;
deposits in savings banks, $184,797,318; corporation
property (above real esnte and maclilnery),
$104,757,278. The loan to Boston. Hartford* Erie
R.R. is secureti by deposit of $4,000,000 " Berdell"
mort. bonds. The assessor's aggregate of real
and personal propertv in the State is $1,591,9*3,000,
the actual value oelng $2,307,004,4.7. (y.l6, p.60.)

Jan., 1875

July, 1K8
1873, '78

May,

&

'83

1890

July, 1879

The debt has been largely diminished In 4 last
years. Assessed valuation of teal and personal
property, 1871-2. $630.000,aiO, and rate of taxation
mills. Surplus revenue Is applied to purchase
ot bonds asf ast as It accurpulates.

2X

^•'>C£<»>-. ,"«'«•<.— This column shows the several sizes or rlenomlnatlons In which each issue of nonas Is maae.
l^«i^vo»J«.--.J. *.i. Biandsfor Jan. & July; F. 4 A.,Fei.. * Aug.; M. *s., MurcU & Sept.; A.
AprU * Oct.; M.
&0.,Ai
Ji2!ii»'*5r'">"3'ff<>m''»?.iQ.-r.,auarterlylromFebruary Q.-jA., quarterly Irom March. •'•"••^'
* "•"wTisi.—
jrwwM in iKMkett at tUe en* of remarm, law; ca«e, refer to the yolome and page of eaMoiau, oostdalsff

4
t

o(

In 1871, $113,915,561 ; railroads. $25 516,042; real
estate, $259,289,895, or about one-fifih of the actual value. The III. Cent. RR. tax amounts to
about $500,000. (y. 13, p, 559.)

The war debt sinking fund
187S-78

Var., 1883

:

Two

1872. $534,492.16*

Rate of tax. 4 mills L-gisla'ure declared void
the seml-annnaU old bonds of 1870, ami $120,000
of the quarterly bonrie held by H. Clew^ * Cu.;
theB. & A. bonds,$l,500.C00; and tlie li>lU>wine
BR. e ndorsements. viz Brun«\* Ick & A lb.. $3,300,
000, Bainbr., C. & C. $600,00'. Cherokee Val.,

The debt has been rapidly reduced, srd

do
do
do
do
do

'

rate of taxation, 2 mills.
Old Territorial bds are not recognized. Reai and
personal property assepsed In 1871 at $S4.67S.7.".3.^
Loan to J., P. & M. B.R., is secnrerl by mortgage on road. Otlier loans to ratlroads have been
authorized to amount of $7,748,000 but not issued,

Assessed value of property In

A.'*b.

267,000
525,000
475.000
2,832,500
3,034,400

varru«

taltUnore& Suiq,BB

Debt has been reduced since 1866 from $10,000,000
to present fleures, by sinking fund pnrihaaes.
Thel861 bonds are payable at pleasure since JuU .
1871, and those of 1864 after Oct.. 1S74. A'sepgerl
value of real and personal property, $339,7S2,7;i3 ;

& Co

:

Bait.* uhloRR, sterling
Chesapeake & O hlo Canal, st'g
fallroa IS and c:inalB
astern Shore BR

I>efen.-e

O.

do

J.

fc.

'51-'61

Hartford, Treasury,

do
do
do
do

is being rapidly reduced by a sinking
See notice of redemption of bonds tn
; T. 16, p. X».

lund.

*

693,000
66,000
281,000
1,652,316

do held by Board of Ed
1832
1853

6

6
7

&

i..

50, 181, 187.)

The debt
1877

The nominal

'41* '42
1813
1864

tffuistana :
Char Ity Hospital bonds
Bonds lor relief of State Treas
Bonds in aid of various railroads..

7

7,545V900
1,500,000

1847

Military loan

176,500
388 .000
600,000

256&C

100&C

bonds

6
6
6

935 500

mills. Unfunded
The "Levee" bonds

2K

in default for Interest.

April, 1900

700,000

Var bonds

deficit

do
do

1857

i868
1868-69
1871
1870

N

Bs'enue

J.* J.

6

1,741,100

1,000

taxable property abont

mostly held by U.S.

is

and funded bonds are
(ChrokioLS, vol. 15, p.

1999
1900
1900

Sacramento, Treasury,
do
do
do
do
do
do

do

6

100* c

1,000

10

1866
1870
1S70
1872
1^73
1870-71
1870

1872
bonds (for H,2O0,(ioO.)

706,700
912,000
1,474,000

1861
1863
1864
1864
1865

do

Bonds of

New

lOO&c

all

$120,000,000; rate of taxation,

200,000
1,200,000
900,00a
1,200,000

Oonnecticiit

War

abstract of Auditor's report for year ending
Sept. 80. 1872, was publishea in Chbontcli. v. 18,
p. 49. Total assessed value of laiuis, t76,757,2S»,
of town lots, $35,733,482; of personal property,
$30,6i8,4S9, The Legislature, in April. p».Bed a
law conflrmlngthe sale of the Ala. & Chait. RB.
to the N. O. & JSortheast. BR. Co.-, also re ailing
endorse 1 RB. bonds, and off.-rlng $1 .Ol^O of direct
Staie bonds for every $1,000 O' endorsed. Thirt
law is so extrnordlniry that Is i/eneral y considered Impossible to be carried out. see C'hrohICL«, V. 15, p. 802. 860 J y. 16. p. 49, 291, 523.

1888

Jan.

'

ClTll bonds, sinking fund,

REMABKB.t

1,67'',000
330,1100

-

To Memphis & Little Rock I!R
To Little Rock & Fort Stnlth KR...
To L. R., Pine Bluff & N.O.RR....
To Miss., Ouachita & Red River BR
To Arkansas Central BB
CaUfomia

Principal,

by Whom.

N.T., H7 Clews & Co,
do
do

2,000,000
600.107

Leree bonds (or warrants)
Old DDfuudecl debt
Ten year bonds for deficiencies....
Floating debt

J.

do
do
do
do
do

:

Tnndlng bond! of

INTEBEST.
Where Payable and

Cent.

Tor azpUnatlona aea foot-notea.

ArkanJitm

Rate

* N., Mar & Nov.;
miar Intormatloa

J.

& s.,JaBa tiOtf

THE CHEONICLE.

April 26, 1878J

558

STATE SECURITIES.
any error discovered tn oar Tables*

Subscribers will eoufer a ^reat favor by fflTins us immediate notice of
INTEREST.

DESCRIPTION.

Date Biz JT Amount
pai
Ou^ Hata Wlien
of
references nee Bonds, Valu6» st'nding.
(font P'J"""oot nutus on preceding page.

For explanation
Minnesota

of

:

State BullOiug

Loan

186;
1S68
1869
1853

do
do
rtatlroadBondsCnot recogQlzed) ..
MUnouri:
titato bonds
Consolidated bonds
UnlverBlty •& Lunatic Asylum bdi
Bonds to North Mo. KR
Iionds to Cairo & Fulton RU
Bonds to Platte County UR
Bonds to Ir.'u Mountain RU

do
do

RU

Pftcltlc

S.
S.

W.

Paclflc

iir.

RR

1,000

1,000

1868
18r2

1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.lOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

61-2
1864
1866
1872

50C*0

1861
1963
1964

lOO&c
lOO&c

1827-3
:S48
1818
1818

1,000

SOOftc

lOO&c

1872
i3;s

«R

*•

IKSO
IS.O
1360
1856

1886

1849
18i2

do
do
do
May4
Re^lsterM do do

l.<52
18.52

1852
1853
1367
1867

of April 19 ((31,000 reg)
i (reglstei cd;..

do

& reg.)...
(reglettre i)...
(cp. & reg.)..
(cp.

18li7

1867
1867
186;
1871

(regiflterud)....

(reg.).

WarboudB
1863
1863
1861

South Carolina:
State stock
Btate House stock, Ist issne.
do
do
2d do .
do
do
31
do

1794
18.36

1857
1858
1859
1861
1866
1854
1851

.

Bluo

Kcw

5tti

do
do

.

.

BSge RR bonds
State House bundfl

do

do

18.56

Funding bill-* receivable
Payment of Inter st
Funding bank bills
Conve rs >n bonds
Land corani salon bonds

lOO&c
lOO&c

I

Concord or Boston,
do
do
do
do
do
do

do

Dec

,

llj83

iBM

Property vaUatinn 1373. f11»,ai8jK!a, Ux SKmlU*.
13T2 was flS7>aS,14t
The valuation of r<al caiate
and or personal. 11411,622 3K0. Total, I9:s,l9s40t.
npon which the tax Is 5 mills. The loral (coontyl
UxiB amounted to t4,79«,971. The Hannibal ft
St. Joseph Railroad provides for lu bonds.
Iiondii due .Ian.. 1372. were nald In gold, after but

19BB
July, 1B»2
18:4-1888
1R;7-1889
1889-lf9a
1874-1889
187S-I889
1»76
1S7S
1878-1887

lOO&c
lOD&c
lOO&c
lOO&c

1868
1863
1868
1369

-

1869-';0

5

900,000
800,000

5
6

5

&

6

5

6
«
6

&

6

1,000

1000
1,000
1,000
1.000

March,

1881
'73-8

July,

Sept.',
)t.. '34-9
Oct., '7J-4

Jan., '9M905

1.000

500&C
SOO.lic

500&C

J.

do
do
do
do
do

.

New York,

A.&O.

do
do
do
do
do

J.ft J.
A. ft O.
J.ft J.
A.ft O.
J.ft J.
A.ft O.
A.ft O.

do
do
do

Baleigh, Treasury,

New

York,
do

Jan., 1900
Oct.,189S
Indefinite
Oct., 898

1
j

classes of bonds the principal Is parable, $100,000 per year. Valuation of real and
personal property In 1S72 was $(03,665,497 : In 1871,
$534,401 ..546. State tax. 3 n,llls.
There Is also $68,000 contingent debt to L.I. Rlt., ft
$7,861 per annum for Indian annuities.
See
ni'anclal report In Chromci.r. v. 16, p. 81. The
total debt decreased about $4.«IO,0OO In 1S71--72.
Assesa'd valuat'n of real property In '72 Is $l,94i,379.410: of person»l.$14;,v«,0BJ: total, $2 013,627,446.
Tax rate In 1872 m as 9H mills, the nishest ever
known In the Slate. Interest on all debt except
bounty loan Is voluntarily paid In gold. The
local dcbis of cities In
York State are $1S7,

Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876

do

N. T., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

J.ft J.

do
do

July, 1331
Jan., 18i7

7

do
do

do

18?5
1880

400,000
396,000
S7,000

5g'

J. ft J.

4Hg.
5g

F.&A.

1

A.&O.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

I'
5
6

5
6
5

6

M.
A.

ft S.
ft O.

(168,000

J.ft J.

746,000

F,ftA.

S8,8»7
189,691
r27,441
304,370
215,476
130,815
1,131,701
970,000
250,000
11,600
500,000
1,100.000
1,258,550
1,265,800
700,000
1»4,445
300,439
6,712,603

Q.-J.

most
J.ft J.

pome

B't

do
do

Columbia, St. Treas.
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
[

M

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

J. ft J.

I

ft

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dn
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
dn
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Harrlsburg Treasury.

do

?«

Pblla
a.. Farm,

I

J
J

A 40
-J.
-J.

New

do
do
do
Columbia ft N. Y.
Columbia, Treasury.
do
do
Columbia ft N. T.
do
do
do
do
London.
Columbia.

varl

Bank T nn.8toi;k
1«,m2_Railroad stocKs
a •S
f
Hermitage purchase btls T 2 5 S
Btate apltol stock
J5?St
Bds to fund Int. on above to Jan, *6i>
Hailroad debt—
Bon IS end'rsed for railroads'
Bonds loaned to KR.'s, old.

var

.

:

I

April, 1879
July, 1332

do

(T. 15,p 658; T. 16, p. bl.)

$25,140,131.

The gross amount o* the several Issues of debt are
here given, but the value of bonds Issued since
1865 varies much on the particular l-cues. Several
pans have been proposed for scaling down the
debt, but no definite action has vet been taken.
Int. Is paid on bonds Issued ro N.C. Railroad bj
decUi, n of Dec., 1872. Oiher interest I'l default for some years, (vol. 15, p. 691, 771, 803, 8<0

Ih,'

v. 16, p. 21, 323.)

Aug.,187S
,

1372

Feb., 18T2
Feb., 1377

Feb
Feb

,

(v. 13. p. 840.)

The

(iebt Is provided for by sinking fnnds. Taxable property, 1872, $37,174,169. X mill lax for
Rellel bonfls and 1 mill for Bounty bonds.

Revenue is raised from nnra.'roua sources, principal y from corporations. Taxes are levied on
personal property, which was assessed In IST^
anil the ln-x w«8 $53,'i,'n9. Totri
debt diminish,
1372, $?.I12 990. Funde
iJalance In Treasurv fit close of fis$1,976,320.
cal ycai .$1,«82,45S. State holds $1,7.14,821 In storks
and $9,300,000 ot rallrond bonds. Interest Is paid
ivy coupon
In gold on all loans prior to 18ff7.

revenunln

1

ed

do

Feb

total valuation of real and chatte! property in
1872 wa8ttl,524,323,ll8, onwblch the 2.09mill6 Slate
tax produced $4,414,557, and other local taxes,
which arc very heavy in Ohio, raised $13,834,422.

at $160,344,228

Aug., i3n

1877

.ISS-a

A

bonds mav be changt-d to registered- The bonds
due In 1377 are payable at any time tlU 11183
those of 1882

tl.l

im.

(y. 15, p. 218, 30^;

Feb., 1882

Juno,

1876

iiiy,

created for war purposes and la being
'Steadily diniin^hed. The valuation of real ana
personal property lor the fiscal y- ar ending Apr.
1370. $13'<.1S9.489. and ta« oi 25 cents on $100. 'Total

pleasure.

The Comptroller's report. Nov., 1372, reports the
bonded debt at $15,851,327. exclusive of $4,797,608

March,

Debt was
1382

^prll, IS93
1S93
August, 1394
.1

At

Jiin. 1, 1377

Jan. 1, 188^
Julv 1, '31-8
July 1, '87-S9
Jul- 1, '82-80
July 1, 'K7-97
July 1, '75--<'
July 1, 1881
Jan.l, 1885
July 1, 1S88
July 1,1883
July 1, 188D
July 1,183

all

revenue In

18il-T2, $841,305.

c

ntine-nr railioad debt, and $4,000,000 Blue
Ridge RR. bonds. The assets are stated st $9-0,70(i,but chiefly valueless. Theesttmaie forStare
expenses and interest to Nov., Ih73, Is $2,064A<7,
and fo previous deflclencv $1 256,405. The Blue
Ridge RR. scrlK. aulh rlzed 1872, Is (<eclded to be
unconstliudonal. Taxation for lOTl, rate, State
7 mills connty, 3 mills. Assessed value of property,$i33,913,3S7. The State defaulted on Interest
;

Jan .,

13,2. (V. 14, p. 385 76$
T. 16, p. 354.)

4,083,991

July

,

i

1863-69
1861

sterling

"
"
r,.Kl8tered
*
"
ateritug coupon
Ooneolldated, coupon

. ,

registered
fractions
Daferred certificates
Interest on sterling debt,funded..
iBtereat due July 1, 18il

h 10-40

provides for fundyear 6 per cent bond:

1373,

me

report of the Co ^-ptroller, .Ian., 1873, aTer deducting bon'is palcT
dnctlng
paid In by railroads, amoantlny

aUogether to $12,2^2, re6. The Compl.«
Comptro'ler
.«. estlmates debt of solvent railroads, $.1,953,386; dna
from railroads then soil, $2,878,520; Indorsed
bonds that will nay interest, $2,172,000, and tnter$i<T{,6;4.362.

The rate of taxation Is 40ct8On the
on other sources of revenue.

$100, but a tax Is laid
(V. 16, p. 181, 187, 214,

3^,

387, 459.)

is according to the Governor's
message in Jan., 1873. Of the 7 per cent gold
bonds $3)0,000 and of the 10 ncr cent cirrenCT
$100,000 are reported as pledged with Williams ft
Oulon, In New York, for loane; forty-three of
the 10 per cent. Mouds were stolen. Real and per-

This statement

lfl70

IfiM

1371

1,000

Bond-t claimed by Interuaitonal RR
yfirmont War loan bonds, coupon
1863
SOO<&c
"
•'
registered
lr«2
tOO«sc
yiri;*nia—Old bonds, coupon
1851-61 600&C
**
registered
18S1-61
var.
"

Funded bonds coupon

'debt in

3,219,690
4,5S».083
75,000
476,8»1
SOO.OOO

'nds, act liec , IS71 (for »3.0fO.0(X))
TJniveistly. ScUool bds and certfs.
Floating debt, warrants, Ac. .J an. ".3
.

a'l

intercut to Do resumed by July, l.>74. The total
debt here given Is substantially, according to

:

1892
1900
1900
1900

282.757
350,000
257,000

New
ft S.

York,
do

1890-1910
March 1,1876

1!

.

J

balance revenue due, Jan. 1, 18r7$,
eat. $260.640
$1,319 234. Total valuation of rel estate. 18».

No interest no v paid
15,767,922

tloattnadelit—akot I'enu. notes..
Treasury warrants
Loan account
Jexan
Funding bonds by Acts 1S66 & 1871. 1366&71
Frontier defence, gold (for «75O,0OO)
Dellciency bds.act 1871 for 1400,1100)

2,172,000

186l«'
'67-'8-'»

T. 15, p. 23,238, 250, 691

1, 1868

735,553
1,000
1,000'

;

Julyl,'l863

1S68-93
1S93
1870-73
1392
1869-92

•

BdB iS'ued to KU.'R since '116—
Green Issue, no letter
New serie-, letter B
do
not 1 -ttered
oo
Green Issue, no letter
j ^ ^
Sds to luiid Int. on abo e to Jan., 'Q'
It. dueonallbdsestim'dtoJan. '73

and towns

couutlPS. $4<,6ai,364,

of

539,6(19;

ing

tr
—a 3o 2 *2

—

to cities

Of he first two

The law passed in March,

State debt proper—
Turnpiki; toad stocks

was Issued

1872

and towns, the proceeds to be used tn redoclnx
their several war debts.

The

2enyu«itee:

'*

to$:Ul.603.

98-'99

1374

var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.

lUOO

Jan., '36-96
Jan., '9T4r2,

State Treasury

1,019,000
205,000

1,000
1.000

Jan., '7S-84

J.ft J.

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

50*c
I.OO

do
do

7

350,500
213,000
3,759.030
9J,S50
7,390,550
90,400
9,271,850
T2S,930
12;,3ST

50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C

&

J. City,

44,500
46,027
200,000

2.<122,(1(I0

50.S1C

Trenton ft
do
do
do
do

J.

J. ft J.

505.964
l,599,0u0
4,014,317

do

"

p. 154.)

Total valuation of real estate 1870, |11^,1U: perMarch, l»n sonal, 18,377,999; tax (|1 12H per |:0O) uuounted

N. T., Manhattan Bank
April, 1877
do
do
do
April. 1877
Albany.
At will
N. T., Manhattan Bank
July, 1375
do
do
July, 1878
do
Albany.
At will.
N. T., Manhattan Bank
Jan., 1874
Q.-J.
do
Var., 1873
do
do
do
do
do
do
Oct., 1874
do
do
Oct., 1875
do
do
J.ft D.
do
do
do
Dec, 1877
J. ft J.
do
do
July, 18'7
do
J.ft J.
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1»83
Albany.
On demand.

J.

l!l,»61,000
.1«1,?00

100,000
11,407,000

i',666

domeuic...
Railroad endorsements...

'

that lln:e n currency, pursuant to a re»olutton
ot the LegisU'ure. The Courts have thus far
sasialned the law. The Auditor recommends
payment of principal and Interest In gold. (v. 10,

The Municipal loan of

do
do

383 045

Fire loan bonds, sterling....

do

J. ft J.

J.&

4,738,800
3,639,400
2,646,000
1.789,000
2,417.400
1,721,100

ISiO

loan, Ai.r.l 2 (»a4,000reg.)..

4th

Btate Treasury,

J. ft J.

S47,0"0
66,473 5

«-l

1,000

Bounty bonds
Willamette Canal and Lock..
Pennaylvania:
Inclmed plane'loan. April 10.

do
do
do
do
Funding bonds

M. «S.
U. ftS.
M. &S.
A.ftO.

1,'.6.',900

5pi3

Relief bonds

May a;,

do
do
do

1,53!,337
1.106,420
4,302,600
2,099,000
473,000
830,000

IS-

1,000
1,000

1866
1868
1867
1868

Registered loan, payable after 1B70.
do
do
do 13:5
do
do
do
do
June,1^81

ctfa.

1,456,000
1,589,000
3,000,000

1,260,000

500&C
SOO&c

Regist'd certtHcates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. iil, '68.
Special tax bonds
Ohio:

Chamberabarg
SlwAe Island:

.do

593,400

I'JOjiC

2=

,

Stock loan of Vei.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

4,997,0110

1,1102,900

oS.

do
do new (not special tax)
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
do
do
do

Coupon loan

do
do
do
do

1,199,900

ts.&

do
gold loan. cp. or reg...
Comptroller's bds i,by Rev. Stat b).
North Carolina:
RR. and Improvement bonds, old.
do
do
do
do

Coupou

N. Y., Metropolitan Bk,

N. T.,Nat. Bkof 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. ft Co.

Alt theee bonds are held by the permanent school
fund. The "Minn. Htate RK.'' bonds, which are
repudiated, were Issued In 1308 to the amount of
t2,27S,U0C; recogiltlon >s discussed Id the BUM.

1877
1878
1579

,

J.

ft

do
Co

600,000
600,000
495,000
2,203,000

1,00(1

7,

do

do
do

'

Sec.
Canal Debt, ^ Art. 7, Constitution
Sec, S, and
Art 7, Sec. 12.
j

do

Paul,Tre«»nry.

do
do

•do

BKMABRB.t

Wken Dae.

Whom.

J.4D.
J.

500,000
160,000

:

do

St.

do

439,000
2,T27,000
401,000
2,964,000
892,000
SIM ,000
2,439,000

1867
1871

. .

Art.,

1,01X1

'68-6

•5!-8
'57-9
'59-60
•54-9
•5»-9
'51-66
'56-61
'53-7

'

Unt
Under

J.*J.

100,000
100,000
50,000
2,275,000

1,000
1,000

by

1 •

W. r. Pacirtc RR. (guar.)
Hannibal ds St. JoB<jphRR
Neoada:
State bonds
do
to Aind floating debt,
If. Bampshire:
War loan coupon bonds
do
do
do
do
Municipal war loan
Jfew Jersey
War oau bonds, tax free
do
do
do
o
do
taxable
NeiD York:
Bounty loan bonds, coupon
do
do
registered stock
General fund debt— Astor &tock
do
do
deftcioncy loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
Oregon :

Principal,

Where Payable and

all

626.713
49«,I67

sonal property assessed In 1371 at $220,290,524.

1,8(10,000

2,8,000
257,500
•4.175.IK10
•3,133,3112

1851
£100&i^ I.SIOWO
18C6-67
500
•977,000
1866-67
var.
368,50,
£100
1867
466,3M)
1J71
1014c 15.516,61
1371
lOO&c 6,419,237
18,1
var.
103,513
1871
Tar.
10,617,175
311,3:12
1871
var.
>2,162,W1

.

D. Host., K. B. Mut. Bed'n.
do
Montpelier, Treasury.
ft

'.ft J.

do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do

N w York.

1871-'78
l»7l-'90
1886-1895

Richmond, Treasury. At pleasure
London, Baring B. &Co.
1866
New York.
iOto 34 years
do
Richmond, Treasury.
do
1S05

do

1905
1905
1905

do
do

Contingent

LoudOB, Baring

B.ft Co.

1905

Coatlnsent.

Is being rapidly reduced.
tered bds $;35,aoo are held fur Ag

Th debt

Of the regl»
-„_
__ _

-

Icult'I <7olISjr*.

All the ainoui:t« marked (•) arc liable to be funded
In accordance with tlie Act aoth March. 1371, Into

Consolidated Bonds for W,with deferred ce. tlflhe terms of financial laws of 1373,
cates for H.
Chrokioub. vol. 16, at the several
are given
pages indicated below. Assessed value of prop'1

m

erty In 1312, $l8a.2SI 649; tax rale, 5 ulDls.

lOLX

V.15,p. 40, 691,

387, 459.

aOti

;

ChbosUt,

T. 16, p. 19, II, 164, t»i,

THE CHRONICLE.

554

[April 26, 1873.

CITY SECTJEITIBS.
by Wm. B. Dana & Co., In the offlco of the Librarian of ConeresB, Waihlngton, D. C.l
Snbaerlbera will conTer a great diTor by KlvlUK os Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables
Entered according to act of Congress, In the year

of

Uut-

Vah

Bonds

jr.-

U

(fent.

Bdsfor munldp'l pur's
do

do
do
do
do
do

do
do
Water stock
Bonds loaned to Alb.

18S0

vj,000
1,000
1,0
1,000
1,000
1,000

18M
1864

18M
18

1870

:8n
1371
18S1«e32

,.

1^

b Busq. R.B.

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,«)0

WTiere Payable and by

Whom.

P'J*'"^

&D. N. T.. Duncan, 8. 4 Co.
M.4N.
do
do
J. *D.
do
do
F.&A. Boat., Merch'nts' Bank.
M.*S. N. y., Duncan, S.* Co.
M.*N.
do
do
M.*S.
do
do
M.*^.
do
do
P.*A.
do
do
M.*N.
do
do

Principal
due.

187a-74 Sinkln<fr f und .„.
for „„„..^..,„,
municipal

June,

May, 1879
June,

1880-8)

Feb., 1836-W

Mch

1895-1900
1910

bonds,
an
„„„..a, v'",vw
per .«.
916,000 j/B.
num. Amount now m sinking fund, $2^,6M
Sinking innd for water stock, 95,000 per annum.
Loan to Albany * Susquehanna is secured by Ist
mortgage on road from Albany to Binghamton.

Nov.,

Men.

1874-94

May,

1911

Feb., 1876-81

Nov.,

1895

Augusta.

1872- '89

Bait., Farm.* Plan.Bk.
Bait., Register's office,
Bait., N. Mechanics' Bk.

July 1,1873

The

:

Consolidated loan of 1890

Var.
1838
1851
1863
1865
1860
1863
1853
1858

lOO&c
lOO&c
100*
100&C
loo&c
lOOAc
100&C
lOO&c
lOO&C

1SI18

lilOtc

1870
18S4

100*0
lOO&c
lOO&c
100*c

Water loan
Consolidatod bounty loan

Exempt

do

Public Parks (Druid Hill)
Park Improvement; loau
riTo million loan to B. & O. BR....
One inlllimi loan, Pitts* C. KB....
City Hall

do
(10
Consolidated loan
Court House loan

,

Fundlugloan
To West. Mi. R.R. (for $1,000,000)..
Jones Falls
Endorsements for York* Cnm.BB.
do
do West. Md. RR ..
do
lo
Union RR
Banaor, Me
City debt propel
Penobscot & Kennebec RR. loan.
European & N. American BB
Bangor & Piscataquis BB

7,211,632
64,918
6,000.000
2,211,068
410,368
555,566
185,723
5,000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
4i4,200
891,646
137,414
rr;s,7oo
1,000,000
47,300
500,000
l,J75,0OO

i:

iSTO
1872
1872

100* c

lOU&c

do
do
do
do
N. Mechanics' Bk,

Farm.*

1,

1875

Sept. 1,1893
Sept. 1, 1893
Sept. 1, 18H0

Farm.* Plan.Bk

Bait.,
Bait.,
Bait.,

July, 1890

Miiy

Plan.

Bk

Jan. 1, 1?95
Jan. 1,1890
Jan. 1, 1686
July 1, 1884

Apr. 15, 1900
do
do
1885
Ba't., N. Mechanics' Bk
July 1. 1890.
Bait., Farm.
Plan. Bk
1900
Bait., N. Met haul s'Bk,
1902
Bait., N. Mechanics' Bk, April 9. 1900
Bait , N. CntralRR.
1873-'85
Bait., N. Mechanics*
1886
Baltimore.
1690

&

-

Bk

117 000

:

,

1853- '66

100*c

1834

1,000
1,000
1,000

Boston:
Various Trust Funds
1852-'68
Renewal City Debt
1353
1852- '64
Per various city purposes
do
do
i86S'ti
War debt, recruiting, bounties, Ac. 1861-63
do
for bounties
1864
Boxbury deot aaaumed
DorchestiJ" debt ass imed
Consolidated St. linp loan, Bt'rling
1870
Renewal of water bonds ot '48
1870

Boston Highlands
Dorchester water loan

Var.
* O.

274,700
660,000
1,000,000
60J,tOO

A.

Bangor

* Boston,

1872-'85

do
Best., Mereh. Nat. Bank.
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank

1874
1894
1899

Var

Boston.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

On demand

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London,

1878- '79
1873- '87

J.*

4

A.

J.

0.

city credit has been loaned extensively to railroads, in evchange lor their securities, which It
holds to the amount ot $11,013,908. The sinkllK
funa lor '.& O.UR. $5,000,000 loan was $1,466,1)^
Oct. 31, 1872 West. Md. KB. sink ng fund, $''37,400
and the total of the several sinking fund- $5.S31,83(>.
Baltimore * Ohio Kit. pays Intel est on
;

$5,000,000 loan

;

Water loan

waterworks, and Public
Railway, and iuterest on

t

is

I'rk

:a:d

iiv

Income of

ly Cty Passeagtc

$1,4S7,'(»[) by other comThe $;.i a',000 lo-vn ot 1372 for Wdet. M4.
U.R. is to be in place of $5?j,0tM., bonds previoasly
endorsed. The assessed vaiueo: property in 1873,
$221,728,138; and tax rate $1 6i on the flOO for city
purposes, and .17 for Stntc. Population In 1870
w-iui a67.:«4, ngunsl 212,418 in 1860
Loan- are
issued in registered stock and are generally due
at pleasure after the dates of maturity named.
The fiscal year now closes Oct. 31. (v. 16, p. 154)

pauies.

Valuation of real and personal property $9,H78,956.
Kate of taxation, 2)^ per et. The loans to EuroM
4 N. Am. RR., and to Bangor A PIsvataqu s RR.
are secured by first mortgages on those roads.

The population of Boston
6
4>|g.

827,759
583,205
8,038,295
ll,l«8,675
1,79) 500
120,000
684,700
163,.'«)0

1.000

Water loan, sterling ...
I816&49 £100*c
Jity noies (new main) Act 1853
1861
1000
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Beso.)... 1865
do
(water into Dorchester). 1870-71

Brooklyn

KEMARES.t

When

Ctty recelpU In 1872, 9459,663.

Var

1,362,300

Jail stock

New

When t

J.

59,000
800,000
100,000
190,000
890,000
50,000
400,000
100,000
500,000
1,000,000

Auffusta, Oa :
Bonds for virions purposes

BaUlmare

Sate

st'ndlng.

For czplauatlon, see foot-notes.

Albany,
'- If.

INTEREST.

Amount

Date

DESOBIFTION.

1B73,

1868
1870

4,000,000
638.000
1,949,711
894,000
2,376,000
6 5,000
700,000
S76,lj00

«
5
6
5-8

to

5

7

d.i

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

5g
4)<g.

f
6
6
6

1874-'il2

187i-'86
18;4-';5
18T!.'85
187.'-'8!

1899-1900
1900-1901

Boston.

London.

1872-'7S
1877-'79
1875-1901
1900-1902

Boston.

do
do
do
do

in 1870 was 250,526, against
in 1360. Valuation of real estate in 1871 was
$395,214,950; personal proiertv, $a7,4)8,60(l total,
$612,66-1,550, pon wnlcli the rate ot taxation was
$1 57per$l,OI)0 for State and $11 63 lor City and
County itienet Increase o: debt in lt-71-72 was
The total debt. Ai.ril SO, 1872, »iw
$745,8*'.
and the sinking fund then h(Jd,
$28,028,535,
$11,6H4,337. Sinking fund provisions are sufficient
Mr. Thoraas
lo meet the debt as it matures.
177,341)

;

'

Chaitmau i f Board of Assessors, estimates
the value of buildings destroyed In the great fire
of is?2 at $14,000,000, and personal nropertj at
Hills

97o,a),ooo.

'79-'8il4'!)8-'99

1900-1901

The aversge

:

Hall loan
Wty
aterloan,
Debt of Williamsburgh loan

18«-'50
1853
1855

do
do local Improvem t
Brooklyn local improvcraeut loan.,
lit Pro-pect Square loan
aioldlers aid fund loan

1859-'61
1961

NaflQ'di

Vol. Ciremen's loan....

milonal Guard loan

1,.100

309,1X10

1,000
1,000
1/XlO
1,(XX)

7i6,0
278,000
815,000
2,100,000

1,000
1,000

7,v21,0OO
1.217 000

1372

l.i>'0

18.7-'72

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.UOO
1,000

319,000
9,416.000

1857
1865
1884

1,1100

i-^es

Third street Improve, loan, local...
Qowanns Canal Impr. loan, do ...
Bashwick av.
do
do
South Seventh
do
do
do
TTnion street
do ..
Fourth ave.
do
do
do
do
do
Wallabout Bay
do
Bedford ave
do
local.
Kent ave. basin
do
K. T. Bridse loan. reg& coupon
Prospect Park luan,
do
do
do
Deficiency bonds
Permanent water loan
do
Sewerage bonds, continuous. local.
Sewert.Ke bonds, special
Ass. fund bonds, CO itjuuons
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
So. Brooklyn
do
Temporary debt certificates
.

.

.

Cliarleston, S.

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

65,000
55,000
150 000
133,000
213.000
90,000
552,000
27,000
32.000
302,000
332,000
299,000
291,000
326,000
230.000

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

1867
1866
1865
1866
1867
18^2
1867
1867
1867
1869
1870
1860-'7a
1860-'i3

1872

1870

50,

&

J.

do
do
do
do
do
do
da
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

00

455,000
4,532.055
455,000
100.000
2,2i»,9O0

IS71-;;

1373-'76

July, 1373

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
da
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
«•
do

do

2.O0O.nOO

1872

Brooklyn,
do

J.

do
do
do
do
do

1S75
1879- '81

1891
18^7
1885-'94
1880- '81
1875
1881
1867- '90
1873.'!I0

187B-'90

isn

'86
18fi6-'95

1868- '95
1868- '90

Si?

1877
1879

Is

do bonds (coupon).
Fire loan bonds

1866

X
44

J.

J.&

J.

^J.

tindnnati
Bounties to Volunteers
8
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build Cggieaton Ave. sewer. .B2
Loan oCin, * nilta. RR
F

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

1,030,000
3,790.00)
87,000
S.593,n<0
i, 896,000

1. 000

500&C
300&C
1368-72

s66*G

6
7
6

do
do
do
do
do
do

7
7

282 010

6

3.423 000
2,000,000
3,800,000

7
7

6*7

*

Co,

do

Y.,Am.Excb.N.Bk.
do
do

Var.
J.
J.
J.

&

N. T., Amer. Ex, Bank.

J.

*
&

&

J.

J.

Messsge, Jan-

<

'

OLX, V

16, p. 50,323.

l873-'75

1!16»'98
1883- '84

Duncan, S. * Co,
do
do
N.T.,Am. Eich. N.Bk.
N.T., Metropolitan Bk,
S^.

his

Bonds are mostly held within the State of S*uth
Carolina, and interest is paid In Charleston.

1890

N. T., Duncan, 8.

do
do

in

1880
1873-74-75

do
do

N.

The Mavor,

1871.

uary, 1373. stated the debt at $23,0i'6,ll0i' for puoiniprovenients, less $2,745,n70in sinking fund:
$9,4.'.''.055 lor loi al imnrovetnents (as marked local
in this tabl") whi*h
are a lien on the property benefitted and
must be pai
by its
owners, find $2,29^,900 of ceit flcates. Population
in 1870, 3M.20O against 266,t61 in 18«).
Valuation
of property in Ki lis Coui.ty In 1S72, by the St»tte
Boar of Eqnalization. $.75 41l,59> for rea estate
iind $l,7;*i,7M foi personal
The Board of Supervisors valued the total 'axable pro erty of
Brooklyn nt $aov,76«,462, and of all Kfnss County
at 9219.214 513
The debt was increased $1,:*',:14
in 1S72. The debt ot l- ings County, separate
from the debt, of Brooklyn, Is 93,654.712. Chkowilic

Syrs fr'd'te

Charleston

do

over

1381-1902

diicago

Water loan
do
Sewerage bonds
do
River Improvementbonds
Municipal and School bonds
do
do
S. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'go).
Cook County debt

rate of taxation on the assessed valuaof real and personal proper y i* about
per$100. being an increase of 75 cents 8milU

Syrsfrd'te

.

5,142,000
51,500
90,000

1858-'54

51J

$':i

1901-'ll
1915-'24
1915- '24

C:

City stock

tion

T.,

1874-'82
1882- '95

Total funded debt. April 1, 1872, $14,103,000. Floating debt, 9824,641. Assessed value of real property, Sept., 1-71,

was

$236,89S,«0

;

ersonal, $52,847,

18S0-'95
1890-'95
1873- '76
1874-'99
1872- '79

(K of actual value.) Total loss bf fire
calculated at $196 000,000. Tax rale fo" 1372, 10
rebate of taxes lor loss by II re, $600,000.
mills
Ponulation In 1870 298,983, against 10?,S»'' In 1-60.
Cook conniy deDtis .-til 7 percent, 'Xcept $150,000
due In 1873, and luteiest is all payable in J. & J.,

1873-89

or in M.

18)10

820.

;

4N

.

(V. 16, p. 82, 803.)

;

do
do
do
do
do

to Little
jiaton &

Miami BB
Ham. RR

A
G

Covington & Lex. RR
H
Ohio 4 Mississippi RR
I
Marietta* Cln.RR
M
Common School purposes, reg.
Bonds to fund floating debt-,
....
Bds toO&M ItRtopur. wlifprop.N
do for Common Schoolpurposes,
do to purrc>il estate forWorkh'seT
do to Duild Workhouse
T2
do pur.Orph. Asyi. gds for park.O
do lorerection of a Workhouse...
do for waterworks
(32
tto for waterworks
C3
do for Co'iimon school purpoBesP2
do for Common School purposes.P
do too* sIRRtopur. whfprop.N
*o purBpis.Bury'gGdsforpark.tj
oo for cxten.&lmp. waterworks.
«o
do
do
do
do
do
.

anauriftS'"*;"*
H''
av<l
irly

;

jtf^l^fet.

jr

,''01'™''

J

orasuu

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

1862

1850
1844
1850

1354
1815

1W»
1S55
1834
1866
1866
1853
1868
1863
1868
1868
1860-'61

"hows the

500*c
500*C
500 JtC

lOO/WO

1,0(X)

1851
1812-'61

1855
1360
1847
1849
1860

31,000
25.000
150,000
91,000
96,000
131,000
91.000
554,000
110,000
25,000
66,000
210,000
40,000
13,000
14,000
31,000
250,000
150,000
150,000
100,000
99,000
199,000
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
1,000
1,000
1.000

6
6

73-10

J.

* J
& D.
F.4A.
J.*D.
.1.

Dec,

1880
Aug,, 1876
Dec., 1880

M.*S.
A.&O.

6
M. 4 8.
78-10 J.*D.
78-10 F.&A.
73-10 J.*D.
73-10 J. 4 J.
6
J. * J.

M.4N.
M.*N.
A.*0.
A. *0.
A.*0.

Real

do

J.
J.

M. *N.
M. &N.

Population by census of 1870, 218,900, against 161.044
in 1860. Tax rate for 1-71, $22 20 per $1,000
Thp
following table irom the books oi the Auditor of
Hamilton County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation of the City of Cincinnati for ten years

Jan., 1881

J.
J.

* J.
*D.
M. &N.
M.&N.

Jnly, 18T2
July, 1876

Philadelphia. Bank N. A.
N. r., Amer. Ex. Bank.

do
do

do
do

do
do

ClBcUinatl.

do
do
N.T.jAmer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

Jan., 1882

Year.

June, 1884
Nov., 1885
do

I860.. $61,620,904

184..

estate.
6.',657,366

1862.. 68,503,296
1863.. 64,441,53!
1864.. 65.585,774
67,610,611
1865..
1386
1866.. 66,451,662
Oct., 1386
March, 1888 1867.. 68,569,010
June, 1888 18«8.. 69.799,601
Ti 2^.844
Aug., 1883 1869
9 736 482
June, 1889 1870.
July, 1188 1371.. U5,427,»8B

do
do
March,

,

Jan., 1890

Nov.. 1890

Cincinnati.

do

N. v., Amer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do

April, 1895

Personal
estate.
$31,411,812
30, 13,411
29,707,861
35,032,561

47,809,574
ftl,13S,382
ff7 118,101
68,4Ji -tS

61,583,925
«'3,-7i,666

17,370,751
66,934,014

Rate tax
Total
valuation. per $1,000
$93,082,716
$17 Jo
92,970,776
19 20
9a,211,l!f7

100,S74,093
113,SC5,S4S
130,745,998
133,672,763
136,981,328
131,383,529
180,715.510
ls6,107,ai6
180,361,982

tu.,

V,.

31

27
28
81

31

a

Total debt ol Cincinnati Is about $6,006,000.
account about $350,000 per anaum.

66
90
20
90
60
40
00
90
60
20

Int

do
do

denominations in which each issue of bonds is made.
M. * S., March & Sept.; A. * O., April & Oct.; M, & N., May & Not. J. * D., June
— .,.., ,4,.Bitc..j
quarterly .rom
from. March.
M«ch.
q.-y..
at th« ead of romarto, lu »ny «a3e, ralsr to th« TOlsia* and p»g9 «( 0B«9inoi<x sootaiaiag tiXlvi totgisiaMw
sizes or

J .....u. .

,-'
i§rw'^i?."?.".t^i='-i''?"-f:''''A

17
18
20
•»

A D«.; Q—J

THE

April 26, 1878]

CHTtONTCLE.

555

CITY SECURITIES.
Subscribers

irlll

confer a great fhTor by Kl^ioff <> Immediate notlee or any error discovered In onr Tables.

DESCRIPTION.

Amount

Date
01

For explanation of all references, eee Bonds.
toot notes on prcRcdlnf; pa^e.

I8S3
18J3

ISM
IStiS
I8II9

—

Columhla,

1869
1869
1<71
tfni

i8n

•Principal,

Rata

When

per

Payable.

1,000
1.000
1,000
1.UC0

i.aw
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

145,000
27,000
500,000
350,000
60,000
75.0(XI

lOO,U10
100,000
70,000
150,000
ISO 000
100,000
186 .Olt)
130,000
300,000

<
6
7S-'0
7S-10
6
a
6
6
7
78-10
73-10
78-10
7 3-10
7
7

1SS,400 5

1856-118
13.'*-71

1«1,4')0

260,000

1872

£

6

do

1871
1853
1866

Gas Co. sto-'k
Funding bonds, coupon
Bonds t)r various purposes
Funding tloailng debt
Detroit, Mich.

1855. "71

do

do

1867-'69

1,000
1.000
1.000

48,000
299,000
10,000

lOO&c
500*0

185,;)0O

soo

1871

A J.
A J.

.1.

J.

7
7

Oolumhua, Oa.:
Subscriptions to various RR. stocks

J.A.I.

Var

J.

27 ,.500
50,000

Kecon8trut!tlon bonds

Im;irjvement bonis
stict dock

1871
i8;a

City bonds, coupon

Var.
Var.

Morjira'i

do

Funded debt bonds
Hudson City bonds

18T.)

Var.

Berrensc'iooi
an bonds....
no
snweragc, bonds
do Improvement bonds.

18S<-«9
18S9
1868-69

i

do

bountyloan

Ziutunne, Kj.:

For Jefferson vllle

RR stock.

School Houses

aubscrln. to stock, L. & N. R. R.
gtrtders, wharf

Waterworks
Bounty tund
For Improvement of streets
Puollc schools

Itowan's, J< city wharf.

gUMbethandP.

UB....

wha' f property
tlall bonds
For old liabilities
For old liabilities
St Louis Air Line RR...
Ne* City Hall
Change of gnage.

Roadbed

UIJ

Wharf & Fulton

street

City Bonds payable by railroads.

1,0.

O&c

i.to

1870

1,000
l.OOO
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,'UI

1871
1872
18T2
I852-'63

1,000
1,000
1,000

1871

City Institutfoir

W&c

1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
1,000
l.OOO

1867
1868
1871
1898
1863
1813
1808
1869
ISTU-'H
1871

do

Var.

1852
1853-54

1866-6'
lS65-"!0

Water Bonds
Sewer bOBds

1,00 )
1,1

Varl

18M
,

Var.

Van

1854
1857-59
1865

,.

LvTichhurg, Va.:
Bonds various purposes
Bonds. 8 per cent

1.814,000
475,0 'O
1,000,000
500.000
2,069.000
1:3,000
933,000

1,0. lO

500,000
281,393
150,000
400,000
200,000
129,000

91,000
!K,000

A J.

Post bonds

Var.

Funding loan, (gold)
Endorsement M. & L. Rk. B.B.,

1870
1857

March,

J.

&
&

ilO

Oct., 1899

March

&
6

6
7

12.1.000

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

1, 412,000

6

M.&N.

A
A

J.
J.
.I.A J.
J.
J.

7

A

A.AO.
J.

A

A

J.

.to.

M.AS.
W.SN.
7

Varl.
Vari.
Varl.
J.
J.
J.

A J.

A

J.

AD.
M.AN.
A.AO.

fj.

Dec.

Vari.

M.AS.
A.AO.
F.AA.
J. A J.
J. AD.
J. AD.
Varl.
J.
J.

A

1878

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

t<W,aia

1873.

Bonds are all coapon, and were leaned In rauH
amounts Be wanted. City holds some stocks and
otlier property.
$4,067,840.

Valuation of property

1878

1870, 79/01; value of waterworks,
against a debt of fHTin.OfiO; amount o

$1,2^1.752,

1S86-''9I

city taxes on real and persouiil property In 1872,
»i7S,609 ; In 1871, $918,2OT; In 1870, |710,6«).

A
,

1877-90
•99-1902

1876
IS9I

1811
l>-90

Various.
Va-ious.
1892

Various.

report made by citizens, Dec, 1872, states the
total debt of the cliy at $6,91<).8'.,'0. an increase ef
13 679.100 over the Mmount nomlnallv held against
the city at the time of tiu; cmsolldattoo, two
years and a half ago. of the Increase, however
|2.16i,ti00, arose under cont, act" adopteo before
the act of consolldat on. and $500 000 ha« been
made by the rundlng of the former floating debt.
The e with the ctub now in the treasury reduce
the actual amount of increa<«e under the present
city government to $1,174,000.

Jan.. '96.1901)
July, 1869
18,4-79

Various.
April,

1882

In Januaiy, 187.1, the city debt, over and above
sinking fund resonrcts, was $2 608,3iw. The con^
ralsaloners of the sinking fund report that the
resources are adequate to meet all the city debt
as it matures (except the |!,0o0,0UO to the E. A P.
R.) Population In 187D was lOO.T.'O against
68,0S3 in 1860. The valnallon of taxable pronertr
in 1872 wa« $77,156,624, against $76,909,959 In 1871.
I

July, 1898

N. y.,Bk of America.

Jnne,

Louisvllle.

Vay,

N. y. Bk of America.

1901
1898

Oct., 1888

Louisville.

TSto'.-S
1, 1898
1889

Oct.

New York A

Louigville.

N. Y. Bk of America.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

New York A

•75, '80

A 1901

Sept., 1891
April, 1891

Feb. 1,
July 1,
Junel,

Jnne

Louisville

i5,

ISSO
1901
1892
1902

'82 to '93

Interest on $200,000 of the sixes is paid In Battit
more. City holds nominal assets of $996,645.

Lynchburg,
do

J.

May,

In

1873-'9l

July,

Louisvllle, City Trees.

A J.

against 8,um In IttO

Population In

do

do
do

9,296,

market bonds were Issued

1S7;»-'M
1887-'89

do
do
LfS. 1-84
do
do
April, 1883
do
do
181
N.Y., Bank of America. May, 1887-89
Louisville,
75 A 85
do
1896-97
do
187 3- 89
N. y.,Bkof America.
July, 1897

Vari.

AD,

1891

1,

FopnlatlOD, 1870

d(J

y.. Mercantile N. Bk.

A.AO.
J.

do

4o
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Various.

7

6
6
6

J.

VaiiouB,
Vsrlous,
J.
J.

1886

1,

.\nK. 15, i-«e

CHud.CoantyBk Jan

do
do
00
do
do

AN.

J.&

7
7

6

J'raey

J.A.i.
7
7

7
1

865,000
25,000
219,500
209.000
499,000
101,000
425.00U

A J.
A J.
A J.

1908

Oct., 1884
Sept., 1899

Columbus.
New York.

do
do

M

1
7
7

140,1100

111,817

Memphifi, Tenn.:
Bonds for various purposes

7

431.1100

1,000,000
280,000
150,000
139.000
3:5,000
500,000
250,000
107,000
153,000
200.000

Oct., 1900

1«74-'81
1891-'92

N. T., Cent. Nat. Bank

J.
J.
J.

6
7

6
6
6

136,0(10

Jan., 1900

Jine, 1900

Savannah, C. R. R. Bk.
New York.

A

Jerwy, City
1,000
1,000
l.OCC
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000

Nov., 1897

1876-'83
1687
1892

Van.

600,000

1866-h!

March, 1897
do
Jnne, 1897

Colnmbla.
do

Varl.
J.

1^50,000

18!B-«7
1869-71
18^0
1872

REMARKS.

When Doe.

T easury.
J. A J.
A. AU. New York A Coinmbus.

221,000

1853-59

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

Whom.

Col. City

:

Bonds for various City purposes.
do Water W'k Co, guar, hr city.
Pub. Build, stock (City HaU) bonds

by

M. *N. Philadelphia, Bank N. A.
do
do
do
M. AN.
J. A D. N. y., Amer. Ex. N. B.
do
do
M.&N. do
do
do
do
J. *J.
do
do
do
J. A n,
do
A.AO. do
do
Cincinnati.
M. AS.
A.AO. IV. T. Amer. Ex N. B.
do
do
do
M.tS.
do
M. A 8.
do
do
A.AO. N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B.
do
do
M. AS.
do
do
do
F.A A.
do
do
do
do
J. .AD.

S. C.

Bond- for various pnrpose^
FuDdlnfr and substitute bonds, &c..
City Hall, &o

Where Payable sod

(;ene.

Oltir.tnnati—(Cont\n\ifidf
do for fuixlliiv IloAUntt debt...' A2 I817-'48 lOO&c
dolianedt Whitewater CanftL.A 1817-'M l.OOO
1,(I0U
8 1861
do for nuw hoaptt il
1,000
do for new tiuBi>llal
..32
1868
L 1853 ^,000
do fortuntli -k ui>>ttln^ debt

do furexten.&lmp.Wiiterworks.K
K
do
do
do
Brtspnr. Orph Asyl.G'dsforPark.O
Va
do for Woikhcniio
K
do for sewetftue
do for IniprovinK Gilbert avfl
do to build Kifiileston ave eewerBS
W
do Improvement bonds
C4
do water worK purposes
W2
General luiprovcm.-nt

INTEREST.
.„

">"st'ndlng.

Memphis.
N.Y.,P. M.Myers A Co
do
do
Charleston, 8. C.

The
18.5-'96
lff72-1900
,

Nov.,1900
July, 1872

floating debt Sept. 1, 1872, was $835,881. Valuation of real properly in 1872, $2l,96M40; pereonal,
$4,090,000 tax rate. $Jx per $;0'J. Interest on the
currency tlubt was in default July, 18^. Coipons unpaid amount to only $220315. Population
;

in IRTO, 40,230.

Milwaukee

:

Mil.

2Re-adJiistment bonds
General City bonrls

Water
do

City debt

do

do

ABC (pay. an'ly till
DBF (pay. an'ly till

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

'91) .
"86).

Bonds to Mob. & Ol. North KB..
Bonds to tJrand Trunk Railroad...
Wbnrf bonds
City f II nded

di'.bt

To Mobile & Northwestern RK
MorUgomery. Ala.;
Bonds of 1868, N. *

BR

8. Ala.

A. Goettel June
do
Jan.
do
Jan.
do
Jan.

do
do
do

bds.Clssue tl.OOO.OOO) coupon
(Issue tJCO,000) registered

JToMIe.-

A N. Y.,

N. Y., Howes AM.

Bonds are endorsed by N.

A

8.

Ala. RR.

city and county, though Identical as to botmdA-

have senarate organizations and dlsttluit
The followlngatrtie ent shows theamotmt
of funded and temporary debt, and the amonnt In
the city sinking fund at the dates named.
debts.

.

r

Description.

US

[j.-.^
,gj3
{f^
$87,999,908 $eB,786JIi6$67,S94,291
29.289,300 29,987.401 29,990,565

Funded city debt
Funded county debt.

Pa kiund stock

do
no do
no
do
do
do
do
Con. Park additional fund stock.
do
do
do
Gentral Park imp. fund stock
do do do
do
do
do do do do
do
BQtldlng1oanstock,No4
Beal estate bonds
Pabllo education stock
Docks and slips stock

Total funded debt.
Sinking fund
.

Temporary

«^ =

County

.200
».—

«?

.*

«^oa

•

Floating debt lund stock
Market stock

do
do

City Cemetery stock
Cliylmprev. n: en t stock

E.2

bond.'*

rai relief" bonds
do
coupon
fo
New York Bridge bonds
Aceumulaied debt bonds
street Improvement bonds
Street opening an<ti mpraT« hondsl

I

1869
187U

$87,238,606 $93,771 ae«$97.344,656
20.182,821 28 23i,07« 23,r,7,l'13

rev. b'ds,

Ac.

890,000

1,667,701)

1,8S>,7D0

Total tcmp'y debt. $21,313,100 $i5.011.560«»7.4»5.069
This makes the total tunde'l and teniperarr debt,
$12.5,698,227
sgainst $108,561,708 Jan. 1. 1ST2.
The population of N-w York In 1»!0 was n}J»l,
against 806,668 in 1860. The following table shows
the progress in ten years of prorerty valuailea
R'te tax pr $1C0(^
and taxation.
City *
Personal
Real
state. Cotmty.
estate.
estate
Year,
'"
.

$398,533,619
406.965,669
399,966,401
1!I63.. 402,187,382
1861.. 410 774,438
188$
1866.. 427,360,884
1889
1866.. 478,9t>4,9e4
18B4
1867.. 9n5,447,0«!
19!9
1868.. 688,'iS6,9Q6
1890
Nov. 1. 1906 1869.. 684,188.918
1884-1888
1870., 742,10S4n
1871..
1888
ie7»-l8g|
ins..
1861..
1862..

do
do
Lunatic Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stock

.

Total, less s'k'g f'd. $67.(B6je6 $70,540;!88$73.5«.7,I48
city debt. 14,944,000 16,iH7.s* 19,492,172
City revenue bonds..
5,479,100
6,44«.497 6,978,497

Oa

Dock Bonds

Fire teleeraph

(V. 16, p. 20,346.)

Valuation of property, 1871, $20,376,916: tax, lU
Ser cent. There are also $'^000,000 of bonds ffi
ands of trustees for O. T. RR., and $700^000 for
Mobile A N W. R.R. Mobile County also h«a 8
per cent bonds outstanding.

ries,

do
Croton water stock
New C'oton Aoueduct stock
Addlt'nal new Croton Aqueduct.
Croton water main stock
Croton Reservoir bonds
do Aftueduct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds
K...

do
do

1891
1886
1885
July, 1899
Nov., 1805
till 1901

issne debt beyond 5per cent of Ita
asse8«edvalue,whlcbln 18T218 about $40,000,000Sinklng funds are provided for all the bonds. Old
city bonds issued to railroads recently he!d valid

The

jTew York:
"Water stock

Central

The City cannot
1891
1901
1, 1902
1, 1902
1,

1,

•mxtjb

$178.r.9:.087

174,6243)6
172,416,081
191,967,161
22.<,920,S0S

181,428,471
!«7.994,»74
216,S8»,49l
285,199,912
281 .142,6
905,289 J

M
M

^^SiSH

233
369
3 87

427
4 81
4 96

14 M
MM
U 4i

MOB

6 1«

17
24
19
22
20

271
270
4.a

MB90

394
497

M

17

29

U
06
01
17
98

,THE CHRONICLE.

666

[April 26, 1873.

CITY SECURITIES.
error dlgcovered In our Table*.
Snbsorlbera will confer a eretLt favor by giving n« Immediate notice of any
DESCRIPTION.

Size or
*

of all references, 8'
foot notes on 2d page prerloas.

For explanation

yew

Tbrft— (Contl(uied)
Vol. Soldiers Kam. Aid fnnd

bonds

do
do
da
do
Klath district Coart Hou^e bonds.
ConsoHdated stock, coupon
Dept o Par^s Improv. bonds
Central Park commission bonds
Assess iient bunds
City Parks imnrovera't fund stock.
Normal school fund stock
Pnbllc sciiool building imd stock.
Additional Croton water stock

Srwer "epalr stock
Improvement bonds

i

Consolidated Slock of

Bonds.

Vmr
aluc

19«8
1863

iro&c
lOV&c

. .

Repairs to bulkllnifs. stock
Consolidated stock, coupon
Accummulated debt bonds
N.r. & Westclicster Co. Imp. bds.

480,«KI

mi

10O&C
lOOtc

1872
18.2

CO&C
lOO&c

88,60.'
.500,U'0

610,000

AN,

Ac

10
SOOftc
1871
isii
1871
1871

1,500,000
266,500
300,000
4,252,100

lOO&u
h (l&c

3,8U,4?2 6

lOiJ&c

7,524,700

lOO&c

8.7.V ,OIK
20O,0O:i

10

&c

&

7

7
7

1.325,10(1

6

&

7

6

45(l,0l,'O

Principal,

REUABKS.

Wliin Dae,

"hom

^y

P»y**'*'

1862-S
1871
1872
1812
186t
1864
1861
1885
:8b5

10»&c
iOO&C

lOO&c
lOO&c
1004c
:oo*c
10O4c
lOO&c
ISM
l8«-72 100*c
1868-72 lOO&c
lOO&c
1170

2,600,000
600,000
100,1«0
43,361
2,000,000
4,000,000
946,700
745,800
376,600
1,000,000
855,201
1,707.400
100,000

1371-2

500JSC

8,,'(86,600

181)9-70

i00<Slc

6,000,000
30,000

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

1,000
i.ewo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

4,617,000

J.

1S70

;

Consolidated debt ) $650,OOOarplled
do yearly to fnt'st.
do

do

do

)

and principal.

1852
1852
1852

Ball road debt

do
do
do

do
do
do

st'nd.ng.

Wient

1873-1875
1876
1890
1901

^49

Nov.

l.'73-'75

'873
Nov.'l,'73-'75
Dec. '23, 1901
Nov. 1,1891

a

•"5

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Not.

f
6'^a
o

The preceding figures do not Include special asseseImprovements, street opening, &c.. on
The Board nxed the total

llients for

specified property.

amount of taxntion

for 1873 as follows :
For State purposes
t9,'761.:5J
Fi r Interest un city and county debt 8,4-5,307
For redemp'u of city and county debt 1.185,420
15.c76,24»
CI y purposes ..,
,

County purposes

81
74
69

00

2,f0I,0lO 00

1891

1,

1,1891
19S7
1874

1,
1,

d.^

Total

137,809,790 21

From which deduct

the revenue of
the.general fund, estimated at

Total

2,250,000 CO

t85,6r,9,730 24

at the rate of 3-38 per cent en the taxsble
valuation of 1872, See abstract frum Mayor's

Being

'inty

Jfeio Orlearu

I**'*

dent

1894

Court House stock
No. 3...
do
do
do
No. 4...
do
do
No.5...
do
bonds
Red.
bounty
Sol. subs.
Sol. bounty fund bonds
Sol. subs, iind Relief Red. bonds.
Sol. bounty fund bonds, No. 3
Sol. bounty fnnd Red. bonds, No.a.
Klot damiiges Red. bonds
do
Indem. bonds, ...'....
do
Assessment fnnd stock

C

Out-

&N.
&N&N.
& N.
&N.
&N.
&N.
&S.
&N.
&S.
&N.
&N.
&N.

y. Countj/:

Jf.

INTEREST.
Where ^yable and

Amount

l,OtiO

Old corporations
Ponohartraln RR

1,000
1,000

Waterworks Loan of 1869
One Million of 1868
fandinK Loan ol 1869
unding loan, 1870
Jafl'ersou City, (debt

assumed),
wharf Improvement Bonds. ...
Trust Funds

&

J.

M.& N.
Van.

220,000
203,000
845,000
76,000
2,819,000
26 ',000
a36,00
133,000
1,393,400
500.000
3.000,700
3,(00,000
355.000
538,000
167,000

J.

&

J.

A.&O.
M.&N.

M.&

S.

&D.
J.& J.
J. &J.
A.&O.
M.& S.
J.&D.
Vari.
J.&D.
A.&O.
J.

1875-1898
1884-1888
1894
1896
187S-1876
18J8-1890
18sO-t881

message, January,

1SI3, in

Cheonicle,

v. 16, p.

501 see also v. 15, p. 626; v. 16, p. 154.

1895-181)7

1891
1877-1879
1882
1887
I8S4-1888
1901
18&1-1S88
1831

-is
s
S
.» o

S'^

oa

So a

To provide

N. Orleans or N. York,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

New

Orleans.

do
do

New Orleans,
do
do

N. .Orleans or N.York

New

Orleans.

for interest and principal ol consoi
bonds the sum of ?650JX)0 per year is required
by law to lie raised by tax on real estate.

1892
1892
1892
1874
1874
1874
1874
1873
1851
1S89

Special provisions are made for some other
Issues or debt as follows
RU. bonds Interest
20-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 of personal; Pone artrain BR., int. by 2 per cent of
licenses (1,000,000 loan y 25-175 of tax on real and
personal; 7 per cent loan of 1869, bv t34,14U
:

by

'

;

reqn red Dy law to be depr^'S'teti monthly w liarf
bonds, by levee due* pledged for Interest and
principal 10 per ent bonds of 1871. by monthly
deposits out of current revenue. The total net
debt. Julv, 1S71, was »18,83e.684. Population, 1870,
;

'72

•nito

1894
1895
1887-1900
Dec, 1880
Oct., 1910

'

;

New Funding

191.418, against 138.670 In 1860.
»IO,000,i;00 loan authorlied In 1872.
V. 15, p. 626.)

(v. 14, p. 794

floating
Total funded debt, Jan., 1872, t4'7,075.3S0
debt. $6,196,681. Sinking funds, fl3,968,180 valu*
tion of real property $518,2.S4 personal, »8,930,700:
tax rate in 1872, $2(0; rate proposed for 1878,
Population, 1870, 674,022, against 566,52«
$2 V.
:

Bonds issued prior to consolidation,
do to pay for stock sobs, do
do for extension of g,i8 works.

'55-'iI

,

do lor permanent iinprovemts...
do for park purposes
do for war and bounty purposes.

'.59-'70

6,703.aill

'68-'70

do for municipal

•60- '70

5,4"5,400
11.660,0
8,754,900

& school

purp..

Vater extension loan (coupon)

Funded debt bonds
Compromise RR. bonds

.

.

(cp

& reg.)

^rtland. Me.;
Loan to At. & St. L. BB. Co
do
do
do
do
Portland & Rochester RR..
do
do
Building Loan Com'ers
Municipal— proper
In aid At. & St. L. BB. Co
^ovidence. S.

1868-71
1865-61
1863

1870
1867-'69
1867-'68
i

1852

J.

600&C
1,000

500&C

]

lOOO&c
1§55
1863
1872

.

ioo;>&c

lOOO&c
1,000

Phila., Treasury.

& J.
& J.
&

J.

& J.

18):

(gold),,

do
do
do
do
do

1861

186.3-64

1861
1865
1966-67
1867
1870-72
1872
1871

School bonds

Park Improvement bonds.
Hospital bonds

500&C
500&C
500&C
EOO&e
500 .(:c
500 S!C

600&C
500&C
600&C
SOt'&c

500&C

in 1860.

M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. &D.

Boston Suffolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
Bost. Columbian Bank,
Boston Suffolk Bank.
monthly
Boston & Portland.
do
do
A.&O

500,000
000,000
300,000
2,000.000

J.

& J.

5

S&6g

J.&
J.&

J.
J.

&
&

J.
J.

J.
J.

171,500
65S,000
181,000
612,500
377,000

N. T.,

L^s &

197,000
304,000
385,000
150,000
i75,a:0

Nov., 1886
Nov., 1887
Nov., 1888
July, lS87

June, 1877
'71

Subscription to Mu-cogeeRK
Construction of water works
Gaslight Co. stock

Improvement

ot Savannih i.lver..
Albany & Gulf RR
Funding coupons& other purposes.
Redemption of bonds
do
do
Bonds of Internal Improvements..

Sav.,

01. Joseph, Mo.;
Bds to St. Jos.

do
do
St. Jos.

&

Den. C. BR.

Mo.ValleyRR,
St. Jos. & Topeka

&

C.B.

IR

1)00

500
600

500&C
lOO&c
1,000

,&N.
,&N.

99,'»^
27,34'J

to

Jan., 1876
Sept., 1S85

Jan., 1893
Jan., 1900
1375
1388
'77-'78

1888
1694
1895
1881
1887

June
July

(f .

Y.,

Duncan,

S.

& Co

1891

lift

,&N.

500
500

431,500
150,000
76,800

RR

1860-'69

I860-'66

1868
1858-'59
1866-'6
1868-'70

1871:

Benewal and Floating debt bonds.
Real est'.te and public buildings.
Slireo'. Improvement bonds
Water Works bonds foifl)
Bonis to Pacllic Railroad
do do Iron Mountain BR
do do North Mo. RR
do do Ohio & MisslppI RR
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold)*
:S3wer bonds
»rbor anil wharf bonds
itayette Park bonds
"Now water work bonds (gold)
Water bonds ot ISM, (gold)
Renewal and sewsr bonds
.

.

1

.'.,

lOO&c
lOO&c
500&C
50

100*c

85^00

6&7
7
6

m^

10
10

3«,«(I0

«
10

IKJBtK

1871

1,000

13H

600

500,000

var.

2,988,000
778.000
276,000
476,000

1846-72
1840-68
lS51-fl6

1841-58
1851-53
1864-57
1851-55
18.52-54

ar.

var.
var:
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

Tar
var

,

Preferred bondb....

centbonds
Lake Snnerlor & Miss. RR.
i Chicago RR

Tar
SOO&c

Bt Paul

..gold,.

\

186S
1,(100
1851-61 1,000
1852-68
var.
1864-68 100, &c.
18S7-70 1,000
i8Tl
1,000
1878
1,000

8 per

WjnMnffton.D.C;
liOaK, coupon or reg

.•

city owns real estate and other property valued
at $2.763.9fO. AFsessed value of real estate in 1870,
$11,861,464. against $12 219,140 In 1869; total income
in vear 18^70 from taxes and other sources,

The

$1,1^1,222.
in 1860.

Population,

1870, 28,285,

against 22,292

cb, 1883

Dec,

1888

Feb., 1886

Nov., 1879
Jane, 1890
Nov., 1900

i-x,,,,:..

10
10

var.

M.&N.

Commerce

N. Y. N. B'k

do
'do
var.
St. Joseph Treasury.
Jan.
do
do
M. & S. N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk.
var,
St. Joseph Treasury.
do
var.
do
J. & J. N.Y., Northrup & Chick.
J. & J.- N. Y. N. B'k CTommerce.

'S0-'S9

Nov., 1889
'80- '86

1873
•78- '79
'86- '89
'78- '80

1872
1891

:

SLPauVg. Minn.;
Hevenue Bonds

1870, 149,482 against 56.802 in 1660. Real
estate In the fl«cal vear ending June 30, l!t72. was
assessed at $187 .'289. 301 ; personal property at $110,smking funds raised annually amount to
595,941
$223,000. All the values lor San Francisco are
given in gold.

Nov., lS-3

,&N.

500,000

t

&

Feb., 1878

&D.
& J.

349,5(10

May, 1874
May, 1875
June,

,&8.
,&N.

1,000

;

'

1, '82-90
1, 11-97

Nov. 1,

* A.

&.'.

personal, $40,160,700; total, $110,087,100. Kate ol tax, $13 60 per
"
$1,000.
Sinking
fijnds o'f 1885, $355,676; sinking
F. RR., $lS2,0r
funds of 1893, $iOO.GiiO; H.. P.
Population In 1870, 68,9(W, against 49,129 in 1860,

Population in

&D.

99,000 '
198,000
5,000
62,500
937,600
403,800
117,000

500

1869

City Improvement Bonds
Funding Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds

1

500
500
500

:

Poptilation in 1870, 19.565 against 8,932 in 1860.
1S69...

h Iver and Wharf Bonds

St. Louie

1854
1850
18)1
1853
1-53
1853
18)3
1866
1869
1870
1870

estate, $17,863,500 personal, $11,670,8,'0. Tax rate
in 1871, $25 per $1,000. Population in 1870, 31,418
against 26,341 in 1860.

'91

JSavannaK, Ga.:

Siib'crlptiton to Op' Ilka RB
Purchase or Springfield plantation

Sinking fund March 31,1872. $430,465. City is protected bv mortgages on At.& St. L. and on Port!.
& Rochester Railroads. Assessed value of real

April, 1877

Waller.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

J.

M.&N.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&D.
J. & J.
M.&N.

a.')0,000

1913

Sau Franclaoo.
do

Vari.

&

lS93-'96
1909

Valuation of real c'tate. $69,926,400

Providence.
do
do
Bost.Revere Bk & Proy,

A.&O.
J.

total debt Feb. 1, 1872, was $4,042,146, wblch Included $184,000 old munieital bonds and various
other small Issues. Valuation in 1871, $17 600,000.
Population, 1870 86,076, against 48,063 in 1860.

The
Pittsburg.
Pitts.,and New York,
N. Y., Bk of America.

:

Bonds of 1855, coup, (gold)
1858, coup,
do
do
coup.
S. Fr.&St.JoseRl
Judgment bonds
do
Oenfral Pac. RR.
do
Western Pac. RR.
do
School bonds
do
Judgment bonds
do

:

246,000
233,000
306,000
700,000
f95.000
1,857,700
375,500

M. &S.

:

do
do
do
do
do
do

J.

A.&O.
A.&O.

P54,9O0
1600,000
2,167,456

1,000
1,000
1,000

&J.

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

I.:

Lean to H., P. * F. Railroad
Bonds for public improvement?.
Recruiting and bounty bonds
Water ioan bonds, gold

Son F^aTtcUco

'S2.'65

:8li9

J.
J.
J.

8.385.231
1,725,000
4 450.000

1855

Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
F.& A.
Vari.
VSri.
Va'i.

3 11,(100
280.1X10
399,0111

526.000
346.0(H)

9U.000
1,21'*,000

54„M0

eiia.oo'j

9Sri.312

12&7

1.52.(144

7

195,125

8

230.0lin

90*0,

4,r»,000 6g,(.

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

St.

J.

'r!-'74

Aug., 18*3

•

;

;

&

&

Population 1870, 310,8f4 against 160,773 in 1860. City
and county gove nment-' and finances are separate
Total debt October, 18T2. $13,400,500, fncltidJrg anticTatton bonds payable J-nuary
IfW. $900,010. County debt I9 $8,212,000. Assessed
valuation •>f ail property (nbout 60 per cent of
actual Y^We). old C'ty. $142,000,000. witli a tax .rate
of 1« per dent new city, $1,000,000. with tax rate
;

Vof

The

c;

estl'iiated

siilklng

fund Jan.,

li).

ineome 1871-2, $3,151,4^.
amounted to $920yi«8.

1872

*f;-'S!)

'77-'88

New York,
do

N.Y., P.M. Myers & Co.

let

'3

'74-

do
do
do
do

Paul and
do

N. Y.

7a-'86
'72- '83

do

J.& D. N. Y., Jay Cooke & Co.
J.&D. N.Y.,Farin.L.&T.Co.

J.&

7J-'91
75-'88

•74-'76

(to

J.&D. New York * St. Louis.
A.&O. N. Y., N'. Bk Commerce,
do
do
J.& J.

3,950,000
l,25l),«10

1,000

1872

N.Y.,N. BkEepublic.
do
do
do
do
do

Kev-

etim ted at
enite from all sources in 1870-71 wa.^
$195,000. In 1870 assessed valuation of property
was $11,000,000 rate of tax, IK percent total revenue (Int. fund $136,487. general fund $81,146)
Den$217,000. The city owns $500,000 of St. Jo.
Totieka stock,
ver C. RR. sto- k, $50,000 St. Jo.
$150,000 Mo. Vallcv stock, their value being nomiworth
about
nal.
Public building', &c., are
$150,000.

Natlon'l Bank

'T2-'76

June,
Anrll
Jan.

'87- "90

1,
:,

1892
1893

'71 -'90
•71-'86

1889-90-90
88 V '93
1900

Population IffiO, 20.080 against 10,400 in 1860. Assessert valnntion of 'axahle property in 1872 about
$23,000,000. Intere-t on the railroad bonds was
suspended on account of an injunction ; biat
a decision was made In (•ct.,1872. eonflrming the
validity of th.j bonds, (v. 15, p. 626.)

Negotiated abroad in 187J
Jan„190il

THE

April 26, 1873.]

667

CHTilONIt^Lt;

RAILEOAD STOCK AND BOND
tOACtof Coi^rr«M,[n

(Etit«red Mcordlnff

Sabacrlbera will ooafer

a.

;*»r 1878 by

tli*

Outstanding.

Koadi
4d(ro«</f/cjl-— Iflt'MortgaKe on roa & lands.
Ala. Central— {So.huA &.MGTI '.)— lat mort.

81

1866
1811

296

186;!

60

I

mortgage
BondM to State Pn. (endorsed). 2d

Ut

Alex.

.M.,

<t

M

east. ex.. for |I1U,()UI,IICX1 gr. Pa. UK,
Fredrlck^lnirg.—Xax^ iLOitgage

Arkanmn

Centrnl—\6i Morteagc, gold
Atchison <fc Xebrank/i
Atchison. Top. <t S.
iBt M.,Kold
Land grant m ->rt., gold (onj3.yo(',"J(iO acres)
Wiehitu it .S. \y ., Ist mort., gold, guar...
Alhal iC /:iijl,'lii— 1st moriKagc
Atlanta li- liichmonfl Air /.in&~lst mort..
Attarua <t West Aiinl—stock

»-

Alt. it at. ir«j<— stock (Total, $40,000,000.)

Preferred siork
,
Ist gen. ral mortgage
Sd
do
do
3d
do
do
Leased lines rental gold bondfl(Cl.& M.)

18tla
iBi.:
acii

iiii
INU)
186.

143
14>
113

!IM)

5,0lX).(«)

1,000

1.000,000
933,000
2,000,000

1,000
.V)

186.
1S7U

132
iia
51
IS)
145
t!0

1,000

l^l
187!

1,600
1,000
1,000

1871

lOO&c

180
37
58S
585

1870

1,000

460
460
460

.871
1371

100
100
100

18a

18,000,000
12.000,100
29.0(0,000

iH;2
137J

1.000
1,000

a.W.OOO

100

3,693,'iOO

oOO&c

500&C
5004c
•iOO&c
500ftc

1$
idD

5004c

1868
1868
1371
1871
1871

<00&<

500&C
600&C
soo.tc
100

£100
I.IW
ilOO
£100

1868
1864
1871
1833

M'.HO

IW
looi'c
1,000
1(X)

100
100

1855
1850
18.13
I8!')

1835
iST!
18SS
1871
1872
1869
1866

\

A Southern

nitnois— 1st M., skg f d
Biloidere Delaware— stock
Ist M., bonds of 1862, (guar, by C. & A.).

£100
i'.OiTO

1,000

500&C
1,000

).;
).

.S*r*»/ifre— st')Ck

Albanf/— stock

Albany loans (Alb. & W. Stkbdge)
DoUai bonds (West'n R. R.)
Dollar bonds

A litchb.—Ut M., Agrlc. Br ..
2d moi Igage, 1869-70
Equipment notes
Boston, Concord A ifontreal— Preft. stock.
Othe stoc<, iiclud'gold Miv'ds & new stk
2dM.bd8,conv. (71 m. ftlst, 22J<)
3d M.bdH, eonv. (71 m. & lst22K)
Sinking fund bonds
Boston. tltir{ford A Erie— slock

1841
1835
1871
18iM

Bost., Clint.

1

mortgage, old

&

Flshklli— Ist mort. (R.Ii
do Ist mortgage (Conn.)

Hartl.. I'rov.

do
Ist
lat

mortgage (Berdell)

do
guar, by Erie.
Floating debt
Mass. loan, (secured by$4,()00.000,Berd.M)

1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
100

69- "70

100

206
86

m

IS64
1858

so&sa
1866

;,ooo
1,000

139

soo
500

I-.j

A

187J

ifatne—stock

100

Bonds coup.A

reg.(»I.r,0O,000anthorlzcd)
t-rnriitence—slacK
Brunswick A .1».— 1st mort. gold, end. da
2d M.. skg fund, gold, not endorsed. ..
Buir.Brnd.A J1tlsb.—0'\ M (Inc.lO OOOac Id)
Bufr., VorrjiA Pifted.— 1st Mortgage.
Buffalo. .\ew rork A aie—stock.

A

.

mortgage bonds

18.57

Buffalo. iV. I. A P/iHi.— Ist mort.. gold""
Burl., C. RapldH A mnii—\«t .M..gold s ("
"
Jst mort..irnld. (Milwaukee livlslon)'
Burlington A Mo. River— stock.

Preferred stock
l9t mortgage, on rowl & 400.(IOOacro'8' land
Bonds conv.lntoprof.stock (adseries)
Bonds eonv. iotoprer.stuck (3d series)'
Inc Dds eonv. to com. stock, (4th series)
l8t mort. oonv. on branch, (Sth series).
ConverWble bonds of l>i70, (6th serlesi..

1S71
1869
1873

Bonn's convertible

Omaha

ft 8.

w..

.M..conv..

till .Jan.,

Ist

1,

gr

mortgage, guar
'.

gold...,

4

J.

e-

'

'sk
7
7
7
"•j'g.

Co.'s Office

do
do
do

Jan., i«n

London.

Nev., 1872

4 J.
M.4N.
M.4N.
A.'i'b.

N. r.,Dn4icnn,a.

J.'i'j

N. Y.. Dnnci'ii.'s.

4

J.

J.
J.

4

J.

1,500,000
713,000
484,000

738,700
129,500
360.00
I

100,000
13.143.100
3,552,800
1.850.000
863,250
679,500
1,710,500
3,707,440
3,550.446
£3IKI,00O
140,000
1,500.000
3,000.000
vao.ooo
1,100,000
995,800
1.000,000
499.509
745.000
600.000
19.664.100
106.000

6g
6g.

6g.
6
2
2

4 Co

do
do
do
do

N. y.. Shoe
do
N. v..
N. Y.,

M.4 S.
M.4N.
6g, A. 4 0.
6g, M.4N.
VI. 4 N.
Sk
J. & D.

Oct.

1,

1901

Phlla,,

7

4. 1.

.J.

5
3

A.

5
6

A.

4

1,

1877

& O
4.T.

.1.

4 J.
& O.
M. 4S.
.1.

g.f.

6g

f.

4

S.

A. 4

4
A.&

4

do

Farm.

50 1.000
8,930,000

1,0(10

3,6.30,000
3 31)0,000

1.176..500

1,000
1,000

3.'200,l)0O

5.400,000

5,098,350
600.000

3004c
5004 c
50040
n004c
5004c

098,i|0()

1871)

W

7OO.0OO
950.000
a.tto.ooo

!IO&e

504c
imi 5004c

52

191

,'>80.000

"ioo
1,000

1

73

1,000

438.1X1(1
412,.'i(10
5n6.."j0ll

5,T!ir.on
eo-.noo
i.03;,ooo

1.000 ao.oopp Di.
1.000,

l.'W.OOC

Completed Jan.. T8.«70m. Stofik $'.«11!,000.
Notes out, »5 O,!*.. Wich. 4 S. W. toU
leased anl lnte.*est guaranteed.
»30O.0OO

new stock voted

In progrest

;

Oct., 1872.

Oeorgla eudora. decline*.

Net earnings

last year, »7»,742. (v.lS, p.3ll)
This Is the condition aa reorganized tn
1871. The Co. retains laO.OOO.tai of com.
ftock unissued. Int. on the 3d more 18

1.

1900

.luly, 1888
1891

A part
con*
verted from those of the old compaiiles.
The road is to be extended to a onnectlon with theLoutsv.4 Nashv. rallrosd.
Gross earnings vear endingSept.SO.lffR,
il.999,0.58; eipenseit, (1 2fU,T25; net earn1

Ingft.

Of

»7S4,.127.a2ainst

the »15.000.000 loan

retire ail the old debt.

f6."i7,lS7

In ISlO-il

enough Is held to
See CHBOXloLa,

V.16 p. 21.
Consol. Oct.,

1870, of At. & Pac. and South
Pacific. Land grant of 1,000,000 icra.
Leases the Missouri Pacific road. See
CHBOinoiiI, T. 18, p. IM, 52).

Nov.

Nov., 1891
Nov., 1901

Mch.

15. '73

May 2,

1886
Oct. 1, 1884
'let. 1,1891

irom my, 18S3, to
Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 5 per
cei)t on sterling bonds an«i4 onstock and

Nov.

.,

currency bonds.

1, 187-1

Dec,

1873

Leased to Central of Gs. for

173,000 per

annum.

Jnly i.'l881 Leased to Pa. R.R.. at 40 per cent of grtres
receipt*. Stock. »5;")0.00(). Div.6prc. ayr.
Jnlyl.lSRl
May, 1873 Several roads are leased by this Co., and
May l,:873 operated in connection wl h the main
stem, the gross earnings or alt tiie liBcs
Apl.:7. 1873
1875
1E80
1885
1895
1880
Hch 1, 1392
1885

last year, ending Sept. 30, IHTi were
»13,62H,677, »I 057,*6, more than the nrevious year. (Annual report in v. 16, p.
82 ; see also v. 15, p. 693.)

_

Jan., 1911

nonds are guar, by Pa. RB. and Nortbern

S.

4 Co

Boston

do

New

J.
J.

1873

1.

In ,87., 1229,521.

(v. 14, p. 523, 765.)

Leased to Housatonlc. at 7 per cejit, per yr
Net earnings lor year ending Oct. 1, 1873
$2,362,614. V. 14. p. 20,43: annual report
In V. 15, p. 834; V. 16, p. 188.)

ADg.,1891

do

J.
J.

1872

July, 1876

do

Boston

Nov,

Apr.

Boat., Boston Nat") Bk.

J.'4J.

1585
1887
Ajpl .10,1873

Office.
Office.

Ytirk.

July 1.1884 Consol. ofAgr. Branch and Fltchbttrr And
Worcester. Net earnings 1871-73. llW.'Ms
1889 4 1890
(Fee report v. 16, p. 82.)
1881 4 1882
Nov., 1872 Net earnintf for vesr endlnir with Mnroli
1873, »l»4,-252. 176,000 of mortgage bouds
due In 1863 yet outstanding. CbbohjJuly, 1875
July i, 1875 CLtf,vol. 14, p. 181.

Office.

1889

Boston.
1884
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk. Jan.l. 1876
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 1876

New York.

July. 19i<c
July, 1900

do

Company reorganized,

April 17, 1873. Sea
Chroniclk. v. 16, p. 323. A reference to
the various pages of the Ciihomcli Indicated below, will furnish a summary
of the previoua compllcutlons in the
ad'airs of this
o,: v. 15, p. 220, 5JS; T, 16,
•

p. 31, 50, 156, 188, 325, 389, 460.

7

3,231,000
4f.
738,500 7 pr.yr
300,000
686,500
6,931 ,275

100

State aid 115,000 perm.; County, (790 000.

Oentrnl. (v. 15. p.iH.)
Apr. 1,1911
Apr. 1,1899 #122,000 of ihesc bear 7 per cent.
Oct, 1,1896 L'sed to S.L. A4 T.H., at 40 pr ct. of e«rnA(
Leased to United Co.'s and Penn. rTr.
Floating debt. »I.212.6'24. Net earnings.
A1C0.
1877

Boston Office.
do

Boston

.1.4,7.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.

db
Office.

Boston, at Office.

J.

M.'4'S.
.1.4 J.

4 M. Bt.

Boston, Kloiler.i'.

A. 4 0.
M. 4 N.

4
4

(V. II, p. 491; v. 16, p. 51.)
V. 15, p. 353.

CUBONTLK.

Feb., 1873 Leased for 999 years,

do

4 O.
F.4 A.
J. 4 J.
J.

July, 1888

Phllai'elphla.

A.

400.000
416.000
350.000
800.000
1.000,000
160,000
200,000
631,000
?4,188,960
273,000
481 000
1.574.000
15,000,000
5,000,000

4 Leath.Bk,

N. T.. Duncan.

F.

667..TOJ
2.261,1100

Jan. I, '71-15
July 1,1380

do

M. 4S.

15^

7
S
6 g. f

Boston.
Boston, at Office
Boston, at Office.

J.'4'.T.

4 J.
.1.4.1.
.1.

4 O.
4 0.
M.4N.

1899

Jan.

1873

1,

do
do

1879
1812

Boston, at Office.

Nov., 15, '73

do

1893

A.
A.

Operated with the Nashea 4 Lowell, 69
per cent of earnings and expenses to B.
4 L. 31 per cent to N. 4 L. Net eam'ge,
See report. V. 15 p. 8H.
1«71-T2. IBJ4I.016.
Avdiv.. for83yr8 8.81 pr ct. Net eamljBM
'.871-72.

»Wl

116.

(V. 16. p. SO, 88.)

Nov.. 1872 Net earnings, 1871-72, »46,3,346. iy.l6j.tUJ
Apr.l,Ml«B .\dverti.cd In Nov., 1872. for forecloinire.
do
but postponed, (v. 15. p. 773; v. 16. p.461.)
Apr.1,lS«a
do
N. r.. El le R. R,
J. 4.J.
Jan 1, 1896 Leased to Erie for Int.. 4c. (v. 14. p. 638.)
New York.
J. 4.7.
Msr. l.lSSfi Sold Dee., 1872. By foreclosure, (v.l6.n.>t.>
4 < !f Y., Bk of Commerce, Feb., :87S Leased to Krie In I86R. for 490yr». at 7 per
?« F.
.T. 4 D.
do
do
Dec 1,1877 cent on stock & Int. 4 sink, fund on bds.
.1.4 J. N. Y., Farm.L.4T. Co July I, 1896 Completed Dec. 187.'.
N. Y., or London.
7g. f. M. 4 N.
May 1, 1919 lock. $3.8 !7,385. Net earnlng8,T!, $J83,fOI.
do
(Chroniclb, V. 15, p.7i'7: v. 16, p. 12.
7g f. F.4 A.
Feb.. 1902
Boston, Co.'s office.
5b.
M.4S.
Mar. 18, '73 The ad and 3d series of bonds have troffl*
do
SB.
do
M.4S.
Mar. 15, -n guarantee of Chic, Bur. 4 Q, An agreeA. 4 O Boston fand New ffort, Oct. 1, 1888 ment of consolidation aud a perpetual
'7
Boston, liy Treasurer, July 1,1875 lease to Ciilc. Burl. 4 Qolnoy, was
J. 4 .1.
do
8
.;. 4 ,7.
do
Julv 1, 1»78 made In October, 1872. See report in
Boston 4 New York. .\pf. 1, 1879 CHFoKioLK, Ti 1. 16, p. SM. (T. IS, n. ta
8
A. 4 O
8 f
.1.4 J.
do
do
.Inly 1, 1S»4
T. I«, p. 14, 833.)
8 f
.1.4.J.
do
do
July 1.1889
Boston 4 New York. July
8f. J. 4 J..
Stock, $i<j583,750. Land grant. 3.400,00!)
8
Boston Office.
J. A J.
.Jan.
1883
acres. Si^li. to Jan., iSiS, 394,635 acrea
.1. 4 D.
do
Jnnv I.1S96 for ».',4S3,686.
M. 4 N. Boston, Co.'s Offlc. .May 1. 1895 Traffic guarantee by Ch..H.4 O., 40 precnt.
7g. J. 4 D. N. y.,St.L.4 i.M. RR. June !,I89T In pi ogress. Stock. $2.ft;"."(».
J. 4 J. N Y., Union 1 rust Co.'jan 1. 1691 In pro». Whole mort. $8.|iOO.OW).(T.:8,p.r)

M'.4N.

A.
A.

4
4

O.
O.

Boston, at Office.
N. Y., H. (ilcws 4 o.,
1

.

.

ifm
•

/"Arfro A j'utton—Ut M ., gold., on r'd 4 I'nd
300
1871)
1.000
5,000.000
UoTr.
'" '»'»<='^<''s, at tbn end of remarks, refer to the volume and page of Cbiioniou oontaining fuller Infonnatloa, The letters s.f.
meaaa^ll'i''R""''"r"'"I"'"'"?''*^''™
sinking
__
nnd l.gr ''land grant." Companies conso'lilated w'tli. or lea.ioil to others wiil often be loami under the consolidated er lessee's name.
„ til ml.'
Par Htoclcs. this- mean
.........
the miles
.....
.....u. ...
of road
...1 u'jiiit.., the
.,,,...,.,...
operated
i,.,cu forboini
nines covered
eoveieu bv
1.11U miles
uv the
llie inortiraKC.
lUorLlJH
...J,....
llgnros lire doll iis. showing tlie <lenominations or par value 01 oich issue of sto«lts'and
'
la bonds.
I J"'"
t lliB \nli:r-*t Of r annum Is given on bonds, but the la.it diridevi on stockj
17 lue't la oolll
f f rea of U. 8, tax a;, extra », stack or serle.
/,
I t. 4 .1. stauilB for Jan.4July:
F. & V.. Feb. & .\ug,
M.49.,Mar.4 Sejit.; A < O April
A
4 Oct. M. » N., May * Not J. A •. Jnae 4 pee, Q.-.J.

—

.

_

;
.

"

;

•

;

;

;

1

f

<l— F., quarterly fron. Feb.; Q.-).., quarteriy fj-om .Marcn.
dams show the period whuD Iho princlpiU falls .I110 of bonds but tka tluid whoa the

_iO«''';'''yl''''>'n J»h>'»''T:

rdme

;

4t

Boston, 2d Nat Bank.
N.Y., Russell Sage.

O.
O.

4 A.
(J- J.
M. 4 N,
J. 4 J.

Mch

do
do

Agency of Co.
Agency of Co.

II.

J.'4'D.

Jan. 1, '86-90
Jnlyi. 1884

Baltimore. Offlco.
Baltimore or London.

.1.4 J.
.T.4 J.

A.

do
do

Baltimore (MHce.
London.

.T.4 J.

M.

.luly 1. 1893
Jan.l,'?1.90
Ian. 1. '81-90

do
do
do
do
London.

A.

Creek

»8Ol',0OO pref . : ant »a7l<,200 guar.
of th' se stocks have not yet been

1, 18Ti

(to

do
Baltimore
do

O.

A. 4 0.

In Sept., 1873. the oil

River road; In Dec. purchns' d Huff,
P. road. Netrarnlngs. 1871,4'8I,190,

I'hlsls a consolidation of four Co'b. Of
the stock given $5,846,^)0 is common;

do
do

Loudon. Gr. Trunk R.R.
Bo&ton.
Loudon,Tjd Tr. RR.
do
do
do
do
Savannah.

.I.'4.J.

4

Gross earnings In 1873. 8983,966, being
»«0,701 less than in 1871. Net earnings
1372, »31S,717, being $00,614 over 1871.

July, 1887

Co. Jan.
Jan.

Porfland.

F.'itA.

»

*

do
do

ilo

6

All.

C.

do

do
do
do

4,J.
M.4N,
M.4N.

|7,000,(nO of slock,

eoi.tlngent upon the earnings of tb«
Co. (Report, v, 15, p, 83B; V. ft, p. Ml.)

1902

Savanoah.

J.

J.

4 BaOaon

and hondl
—lessee assDujlnK the intcrrsi on botB

Sept., 1902

Nov.,

Jan., 1892
Jan., 1903

do

1870 to Del.

Canal Co., for ie0ycara.at7 per cent, pel

May, 1881

N. Y.,M. K.Jesop 4 Co
do
do

J.

7.87,000

Road leased Feb. 34,
annum, on

,

do

J

M'.4N.

226A0
5,000,000
10,000,000
7,IS9,0C0
2,176,500
640,500
1,168,000
777,500
107,000
3 88!,0'4

7,897,672

lUI

40

:as2

BurUaatnn A So uthve-'tern—l st M
Oairo, Arkansas A Texas— 1st m.

jan'.'l,'l873

Canal Co July. 1888
do
Nov.. 1898
do
Oct 1835

do

J.

l!9.74•^

100
100

ii«n
1869
1S69
1870
18B9
1»73
18T2

*

Burl.A Mo. in Nebraska— Ist

4

.J.

4J
1.4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4.J.
M.4 S.
J. 4 J.

300*c
1,000
1,000

.

1st

do
do

of Commerce.

5,3011,000

A L^nceH—stock
New stock (4.5 paid.
fiayable .July, '73
Mortgace, wharf purchase
New binds

Dost

1 g.

806,000
157,000
458,000
675,000
616,000

3 000,000

Bostoti

&!)ston

100
100
000

SOOdc

.

ist

A.*0.
M.4N.

Bk

J.& J. N.Y. 4 Lon,
do
M.4S.
do
M.4N.

7g

870,000

Oatt.A Potomac— St wovt.. (I.u/liicl) gold.
Ist mortgage gold (iriain linoBangor <fc Piscata(i uis—lii\ngoT loan, 1st M

A

1I6

N.r.D,4H.

.1

]'

4.32,^00
990,00(1

do 1830
do isai
do 1870, sterling, i;sOO,(iOO
Baltimote loan, 1855-10
New s'erlinj; mort. for £ ',000.000
N. W. Va., 3d mortgage, !fi.".-.S5

Boston

N. Y.,

N.

.

'V-

00

7J6.476
J,S10,-200

J.

I

:

4,000,(100

per yr

do
do

1,500.'

100

4
4

*

Purchased

10,0011,000

300to
500&C
500&C

do

do
do

412,000
SOO.OOO
2,000,000
I,V32,200
20,000,000

5,r2.^,(i00

Preferred stock
"Washington branch
Loan, 18.5, sinking fund

!8t4, (
1857, (

S.52; ,00c

BEMARRB

l)ue.

Slockn,

lut Dlrl'd

'iiwi
J.'i'j. N. Y.,wiiVlb,lf,L.ftCo March,189<
5
Jan.. 1872 Harrlsburg, Trensury.
or6g. .V. 4 O. i'liihuletphraor London Oci!,i90
I'hlia.. Penn. i4K.
J.4D.
7
Jnnel,189'i
8g. J. & J. N. Y., Union Trust Co. July, 1891
8
Boston, at Oi' ce.
J. 4.1.
Sept. 1,1896
N. Y.,G.Opdyke4Co. July, 1899
J. 4.1.
A. 4 0.
Boston.
Oct. 1, I9IKI
J. 4 J
do
July I. 1902
Button, Co.'s OfTlco.
'83.'89 4 '91
.).& J
8f. J. 4.J. NY., M. K.,Jc»up &Co July 1. 1900
Atlantu.Oa..
4
at Treasury
J. 4 J.
1873

461.000
201,000
6.531,901

tfc /toci^c— Common stock
Prelerred stock
Ist M., (South Pac.) gold
Ist M.,At.&Pac.,gld,on50U,000 acres land,
ad M. At. & Pao., for »;).000,000, gold
Ist M. Ccnt.Dlv. At. & Pac, gold
Cent. Dlv. laud ffiant bonds
Atlantic: ik St. /.rtfOT-e/tce- stock, currency.
Stock, sterl ng
Portland city bonds, Ist M., skg fund
2d M. sterling, 5-20 years
3.1 M.
do
do
Sterling bonds, not mort
Augusta A 5a(Ja;i;jftA— stock

do
do

7

3,000 p.m.
7,042.500

Prlaclpsl

when

M.4

J

431,000
2,296,300
3,8-9,000

3,5U),l*'0

1869
1870
1872

Atlantic

8dM.,
SdM..

C)

This road la for mlntos 4 lamberinar.
1886
N. T., 30Na-s*u straet,
N. T., Third Kst. Ban l( Jtm«, 1901
N. V„Dunoiui,S, 4 Co Jul,, 1899 For this Co." allkira see CHXOstcLIM
follows V. :•, p. 319, 825, (60.
Jan,, 1889

4

J.
J.
.J.

1.I'00,0'.'0

.

aettenillf

of CoDfTrMa.WMhlnj^on, D,

J.
J.

J.* J.
J.* J.

6
7

6,000,000 7

1866

do
do (f. P. P. V.*S.*A.)
A Ck^/— common etoCK...
Guaranteed stock
GonsoUd, 1st uiortgai^e
So. Georgia & Fl., 1st mortgage
do
do
ad iKoitgage.
IW., Miss. (* (^.— Stock (com., pr-r.A guar.)
Ist mort. cmsol. gold itor »15 (XJO.OOOJ...
2d mort. to State of Va
Noriolk* Petersburg— 1st mortgage
do
do
l^t
do
do
do
2d
do
....
South side—1st preferred bonds
2d
do
do
do
Sd
do
VIrglnla& Tenn.— enlarged mortgage ..
do
do
4th mortgage
do
do
reg stered certtflc's
do
do
int. runding bonds...

s.f. 15.000

LIST,
LibmrUD

Lli«

7

S..'i0'i,()O0

H71 500&C

'ii'H
:n

7

8
8
8

S 2.'0.000
2,673,000
430,000

500*

143
IXl
132

930,000
1, 600,0(0

i.oto
1.000
1,0(»

1,00(1

Atlantic

Bonds
Bald Eagle Vallei/—Ut M.,
2d mortgage
Baltlnwre A OA/o— stock

CO.,la th« offlMof

I

For full explanations, see foot notes.

tien.

DANA A

INTEREST OH DIVIDENDS.
Whci^ Payafclc uid
"^"ji When
by Whom.

Amount

Mllcsl =3
of*i «^d

tfiC'Ao/m— lut M..Kld.*(ui^''. Ala..
2d M., 19.000 per mile not Kimmutcod....
Kccelvcr'B bonds (for |il,*O,0OO)
Albani/ tt isusqueluinna—alQcic
1st Mortga^fe
Albany City loan
2i murtgago
3d niorlKiwe
•
AUfghaili/ rulfay—stock

B.

Kreat Ihvor br clTlnB na lannadlate notice or anr error dlacovered in onr Tablea.

DESCRIPTION.

Alabama

WU

last

diyldand va*

put eo

i

TBDE CHRONICLE.

558

[April 28, 1873.

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snbacrlbers

confer a great favor

ivlll

DESCHIPTION.

Tint(
OutWhen I
per
taudlng.
pert
Payable.

all references eee foot- Boad
page of UR. tables.

__^lanatlon of
Tor expl
noti
ou
notes

Oairo
Oalro

flret

0,1100

7

3,.V»,00O
2,500,000
5,817.400
675,000
1,268,'*0

7g.

2;!i.

Fi/i«iin«i-;-tini>rtKttge,gokl...

1,000
!,0lO

gold....

<t Amiioi/— mock
Dol'arloau, Joint cotnpanl<'B
BCerllng loa ., sinking fund (£3fi2.000) ....
••
Dollar loan

100

Camden

A.&O,
f.

2M

Consolidated mortgage loan

1

— commoa stock,

1,000
1,000

lSt7
1S70
1372

50O&C

330,000

:,i«)o

1,000

9,000,('00
2,750.>.0C

60

1,159,500

Stew pre', sto k

"

Pref errea stock
NeAf morttr

New York and London
N. Y ,Natl Park Bank.
Phi'a. & N. Y. Olllces.
Philadelphia Omce.

London.

(>.

Phil idelphla Office.
Princeton, N.J.
Philadel, hi i Office.

London.
do

Oct. 2, 1901
Oct. .1909 (v. 14, p. 515.)
Jan. 1, 1889 Therms also a 2d and extension mortgage.
Apl. 10, '7; The C. * A. K.R., Del. 4 Rarl- n Canal*
1K73
N.I. R.B. form the United Co.'s of N.J.,
1880
The lease to Penn. R.R., at 10 per c»«t
on stock and assumption of all liabilities
1883
1889
was made Oct. 20. 1871. Net Income In
1889
1871, over all expense", was $1,070J«B.
1884
See annual report in Chrokicli', vol.
14, p.

50
'0

1,00.

1812

871

Cayuga /.aA«— let mortgage, gold

A

S'taquekanna—i^ocK
Cedar F.it Minn.— Sonds on Ist dlTlslon.s.l
Bonds on "Jd dlv, s.f
Ctdar Raptfi.^ <t J/o—com. stock
Preferred stock, 7 per cent
Ist mortgage
do
l»t
giiar.byCh JkN. TT
Wt
do
OeMral K. R. ds Hank, On.— stock
ist mortga/c bonds, coup n
New mortgage joint) bonds

J. Fhlla..Farm. 4 Mech.Bk
* O
do
do
F. 4 A,
Phila. 4 Mt. Hollv.
J. * J. N. T., Union Trust Co.
A. 4 0. New Yoik or London.

J.*

A.

5110,000

2,200,000

234 000
209,850

^ a-

2O,0OJp.m.

SOOic
1866 500&C
1864

100
100

900&C
sgo&o
900&6

1897
.Ian. 1, 1906
Apr. 1, 1902

(now

5004 c

<

coiivertlbl

Nov

-

,

1873 to 1877)

io— Common stock

Ofi

1855
18«9
1872

Ist)

"jond-*

Bonds

—

Prerei-red stock
Ist luortgaue bonds
C&Jtiral Pac{llc~&\.oc <

mortgage,

65- 'Cg

tax free
ue;i,CaU. State aid. gold
Stibor
Bonds, (fonnerlyonvert. into U.S. bds
Bonds ou San .Joaquin Valley LJr.,golU..
U.S. Loan. i'it\ lien on certain terms)
Western PaclQc, 1st mort , gold
181

trold.

1864

I

Goverume

do

&

7

A.
A.

*

F.

F.* A.
7g,
5

210,000
1,377,000
6,850,400
769,600
TOO.OOO

7

.-82,000

7

2,S32,000
5,0)0,000
993,000

7
5
7

.870

IOC

20,000000

500&C

5,0i

1,001

S,0lXl,0Oil

50
50
1,000
100
1,000

2,437,950
411,350

,r. &D.
J.* J.

A.

*

O.

7

J.& J.
M.&N.

3M

r.&

A.

* A.
4 A.
4 N.
1. 4 D.
M. 4 8.

F.

7

K.

M.

i869

1,000

l,.y)0,000

i,ia,ooo
6,OW,'O0

i',6o.»

i,Oc'Ki

1.000
1,000
1,000

Columbft Atignsta.— stock
Istmortgaga, (C. & S. C.)
do
(C.& A.)
do
consolidated

Chart.,

IWt

Now Mort, for $l,i«),OJti
Chartiers—\ax mortgage
Cheraio A Darlington—lat mort
2d mortgage
Cherry Vat. Shnr. (fe^i.— Ist M,conv
Chefiapeake A Ohio—com. stock
Ist M., skg fund gold
5,20 bonds, i?old (Debcaturfs)
Ist M. on Bftst. ext. & i'ds, id M. on 427m
let M., (Va. Cent. B. K.,) guar by Va...

•.8?i

1S71
1871
1809
1899

,

1,000
1,000

300
600

500*

1873

I66&C
1,000
1,000

(al.st lien

Ctlloago.7

lier

on income)

Philadelphia

do
do
do
New York.
New York, 44 South st
N. Y., n S. Trust Co.
do
Cedar Rapids. Treasurer
'do
do
N. Y. NaflPark Bank
do
do
do
do
Savannah, Ga,
New York.

41
21 y,
64)

Han.,

lat

,

500ic

cent stock

100
1,000
1,0

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
1,000
1,OCO

1S72
13611

1869
1868
1868

mort^iige

Rttawfc, Oswego & Fox Riv.. 1st mortgage
linols Grand T'unk. 1st morti^age
Quincy & Warsaw, Ist mortgage
Keokuk& St. Paul. Ist mortgage
CUc. it Canada Southern— '.at xnort.,io\A.
Qticago, Cin, tt Low.wllle—Ht M

wfc,

Clinton

(t

18;0
1970
1870
1869
1S72

1867
18T1
1869
1872
1871
ISil

Dubuque— Isvid

Flnc/i— Ist M., gld, S. F
Ind.exton.. 1st M.,gld r,'d M. on 114m.)
Chic, Dub. (k iTin?;..— lit mortgage
Chicago <t Iowa — Ist mortgage
Ohieago, Iowa dt yebraaka— Blocs
Jd mortgage, (Sow Ist)
Sa
do
(Sow2i)
Ofttc. (* yfich. Lake -S'.— let mortgage....
1st mor gaga
'.'.'.'.".
Ist mortgage
1st ino.'tgHgo, on branch
Cbic (tyorthic—Com. ttotk
Ohlc.. DaiiciUe et

'.

Preferred stock

100
100
100
1,000
1.000

.

American Central .let moi'tgage

&

..

})ondB,nif.(S. F.),l8tM., Chtc.tooVhk"
Int. bos, ftmded coup., 2d M.,
do
let M., general, 3d ,%!.. Chic, to Oshkosh^i

Appleton eitens.,lBt. .\I., oo23 -n. & land
Green Bay ex tens. ,1st M. on 26 m. Aland
M.Gal.A Chic. Un. R.R., extended...,
30 mortgage. Gal. & Ohlc. 0u. B.K...
MjM. R. Bridge bds. Hen on net earnings
EKrln A State Line B.R. hds,
Oo .». S. F. bdii, subord. lien on all above.
'up.bds.llen on oouin'tscost'g $400,000.
1st

Mort. (BeloltiS Madlsm h.r.)
MftdlMa exKn., 1st M.,«l-l-'Bgfnnrt.g.ilcC
Wluo * St. Petcr.lst M.,guar. C.&s.
1st

W

1

do
2d M.,
do
„,
Winona & St. Peter. ;id M. land grant.s.f.
Cttlc. &MWW ukee, Ist M.. on rd & equip.
(glc. & .Mil :d M., (M. * C. B.R,) Ut lien
pile. * Mil .,1st M., 2d lien

Jpwa Midland, Ist M., guar, by C.&

N

W

2,735,000
1,970,000
6,l.00,0H
730,000
500,000
9,153,000
2,571,399
71,000
371,500
2,100,000

J.
J.

6g. J."&"j.
J.

4

J.

4
4

J.
J.

J.& J.
A.4 0.
t'-

J.
J.

!«•

52
122S
1223
198
193
19B
23
2<
248

248

NoV,'rl872

Feb.

1, 1882

&

1888-89
1. 1900
1901

1873.

v. 16, p. 453.)

(

New

Beadine., 0'-t.,1872.

pref. stock to receive dlv'd of 2>i In
4X In 1874-5, and 7 In 1875-6 and

1873.4,

See t«rms

afterward.

v, 15, p. 491

:

16, p,

517.

Feb.

Jan.,

Completed Jan.,

1878.

11=75

Apl 30,

1884
Jan. I, 1907
Nov, 1-T2

Nov, 18T2
Aug. 1.1891
Aug. 1, 1894

May,

1916
1872
1875

Doc,

Lea'cutoDub.4 Pioux

m.

C. 8t$l,500per

* a p. ct. of earnln>;s over $3.rOO per m.
Leased to Ch. and Northwest, at $700 of
first $1.50o gross earninga per m.:i<or
the e cess up to $4,5(i0 per m.. and l-oof
all above that.
Gross earnings, 1871,
$1,379,540.)

Leases s-v-ral roads. Total earnings df
roads and bank In 1672, $,',323,362; exp.,

N.

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do
do

J.'*J.

Treasuiy.
Flsk 4 Hatch,
do
do

S.

Y.,

July

15, '99
Apr.l5, 190!
Jan. 20, '73

net, $1,186,031.

1875
1890

Gross earnings

in 1871, $419,192; cxpendlnet earnings, $119..'i79.
eo. also a-8ume8$2.3:0.iriiof Lehigh
C. 4 N. Co. bds due '.-97. and $146,-33 .f
BR. tar True Co. Gross earnings, 1BT2,
tui'e9,$;9:i.818;

TMs

Nov., 1892 $;,-2",711; net.$2.S83.9:.
Dec. 23, '72 Leased to B. <k.O.RIl.iul8C6f or 20 yrs, rent
Dec. 22. '7/
85 per ct of grosB receipts for 5 yrs, and
Sept., 1890
189^-99
July 1. 1884
1883

Oct. 1,1900
1895-99
July 1,1899
1896

40 after.

The Central Paclf. is a eonsol. of several
Co 's made in 1870, and now owns or controls most of the roa is in California.

Gr

ss

earnings in 1b72 were

B4, 154.

1889-'91

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do

Julyl,'l890

July

1,

1890

Gross earnings 1871 $591,.172 net earnings
$405.'270.
Cost of road and equipment
.

J.'4'j.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.

7

7

?r.!.90(i,188

and net earnings about $7,3CO,OW).
Land grant 12,800 acres per mile, except
mineral lands. See Chroniclf, v. 16, p.

Charlotte, N. C.
N.Y., Nat. City Bank.

do

do

1890
1890
1895

,

(V. 15, p. 628.)

$5,011,919.

7
400,000
135,000
75,000
300.000
15,000,000
5,000,000

A^AO.
A.40.
J.& J.
J,4D.

7

6K
Tg.

m.'&'n.
J.
J.
J.
J.

4 J.
4 J.
& J.

4
J.&

Phlla., P. RR. Cos. office Oct. 1,1901 Leased to P., C 4 St. L. (v. 16, p. 524.)
Charles'n, Peoples'N.Bk Apr. 1. 188S Net earnings year end'ng Aug. 31, 1872,
do
do
July, 1888
$24,417. Costof road. $680.(100.
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk. Dec. 15,1899 OpbyD.&H. Can 0. for M gross eamlDgs.
This road was comnletert early In 1873
N.Y., risk* Hatch,
and forms a through route between the
Nov'. 1899
do
do
Atlantic coast and Ohio river. .The 5.20
Julyl, '77-92
do
do
debentures are convertible Into any
N.Y..Am.Exch.Bk.
mort. bonds which may be issued, (v.
1880
t

'.

do
do

J.
J.

do
do

1884
1876

15, p. 386, 367, 797

V. 16, p. 453.)

;

do
4 J.
do
1877
Boston.
4 J.
Jan.l5, 1873 Net Income, 1870-71, $157,650. (v. 14, p. 43.)
do
& J.
1876 4 1880
M. * N,
May, 1901 Completed. March, 1872.
Philadelphia.
7
M. 4N.
May, 1872 Leased to Ph.* B. road. In hands truBteee
5
Til.
* 8 N. Y., M. K. Jesup 4 Co. Mar. 6, 187 Annual report In Chhonio k. v. 16, p. 353
do
do
shows gross earn'gs of $5,156,316 in 1872
Mar., 1373
3X M. & S
5
do
do
M. 4 S,
Mar. 6,1878 agalntt $5,278,»!0 in 1871; a .d net earndo
7
do
l!'9,000
M. 4 N,
ings of $l,i79.U7 asainst $2,198,085 in
May, 1877
do
do
2,!00,000
7
leased forlnt.
J. 4 J.
Jan., 18^
1871. Jollet * Ch. RR.,
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do
1,100,000
7
A. 4 O
Jan., 1888
on Btoc^. and hoiulR. St L., Jack. & Chi.,
N. Y. U.S. Trust Co. April, 1873
1,500,000
IV
leased at $?'10.(>00 per yr. Louisiana*
(J.-J.
8
875,000
J. 4 J. N.Y.,M.K. Jesup* Co July, 1882
built
ami
operated
under conMo. RB.
do
7f A. 4 O.
do
2,365,000
April, 1894
tract. (V. 13, p. 32, 794 V. 16, p. 853.)
do
7 f
do
564,000
A. 4 0.
Apr. I, 1S94
do
do
1»8,000
7
July, 189-1
J. 4 J.
do
7 f
do
960,000
J. 4 J.
July, 1898
do
16000 prm
7
do
F.4A.
Aug., 190O
58
18,652,910
M. 4 S N. Y., N. Bk of Com'rce Mar. 15, '73 Gross earnings for 3 months ending Dec,
do
do
2,592,000
4
J.
Jan.
i\, 1872. $3,524,730; PXpens"8, $3^6,786;
J.
do
do
130,000
J. 4 J.
Jan. 1; 1888 net earnings, $.',315,944, being $121,718
Frankfort.
941,000
J.* J.
July 1.189
more than in san'o t me 1871 ^ee report
4>ig.
6SO,(X)0
7
A. 4 O N. Y.,N. Bk of Com'rce O'-t, 1,1890 In Cbroniolk, v. 16. p. 3;S. The Chic. B.
J.
J.
J.

160,537
2,100,000
807,000
660,000
500,000
8,929,900
995,630
2,125.400

I.1

;

f.

1,000
1,000
1,100

736 000

f
f

600,000
1,260 000
960,000
800,000
1.000,000
8,0011,000

1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000
2,300., 00
1,'00
i,oai 11.500 p.m.
1,000 25,000 p.m.
1.7.i0,000
1,000
100
3,916,300
i860 lOO&c
568,700
1863 500&C
211,000
1869
500,00)
1,000
1870
1,000
8,500,000
1E71
1350,000
1,0a)
1.3O,l,000
1372
1,000
100 15 033.480
100 21,289,568
1869 100* c
1,245,500
1882 lOO&c
755,000
1859 lOO&c
8,588.000
148.000
50O&C
is62 500&C
289,000
18:.3
1,00:1
1,783.000
1853
l,o;)0
948,000
1.000
200,000
500*0
196.000
l«6fi
1.000
2.686,000
1863
1.000
101.000
l^l
l.ODII
321.000
'.-'71
!«0*c 8.150.000
18W-1 1,000 2,750,000
1870-1 1.000
1,565.000
lOO&c 4,315,000
i,ooe
397.000
1,000
182,000
;,ooo
1,135,000
1,000
1,000,000
IS 10
1.000
1,360,0011
iSTO

^

Hatch.

N.Y., Flsk 4 Hatch.

6g A.40.
"7'

4

Sacraiu'o State Treas.
N. y., V.Kellv* Co.
N. Y., Flsk &"Flatch.
U. S. Treasury.

U.
J. '4 J.

7 f

.W0&(

N. T., Flsk

I'-

6,983,225
600,000
800,000

i'ooo

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do
N. Y., at office,
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do

F,

7 g.

Offloe.

4 N.
* A.
H'.4N.
4 D. Bait., at B.* O. office.
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do
4 i>.
M. 6 B. Bait,, West. Nat 'IBank,

M.

3
3

\,mo
500&C
300&C

'I'OOC

New York,

&J.
A.4 0.
Q-J.
J.

7
7

300 000

do
Ist mortgage, s f
St. L.( Jack. & Cb.,lst mort jage
IstM.assuin.bv C.&A
do
do
do
do
2dM.a sum.byC&A
do
do
2d mortgage
Louisiana's Mo., 1st M. (In progress)...
Chie., Burl. <fe Qw(/icy—stock
tot mortgage, sini^lng t'und, (trus')
do
do
convertible ..
lid mortgage, gold. (Frankfort)
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
Plain bonds (coupon or registered)
Carthage & Burlington, 1st mort
Dixon, Peoria & Hau., ist mortgage
Peoria

f.

2K

902,000

re— stock, preferred

&

7 g.

iixi.ooo

do
do
) coupon
Income moi tgage, (Va. Cent R.B.,) cp.
Funded interest, coupon bonds

JoDet
do

f.

13,3.15,9:4

i869
187!

|d M.,

let mortgage
Income bonds

7g.

2, (10,000

51,2S3,190
25,883,000

i',660

it lien.

Bonds, not tnortgag.^
CheKter <Jt TamarrHi—la M., gld
Chewier Valley— lat mortgage
Chicago (t ./IWom— com. st k
Cotnmon stock serin
Pref erred stock
1st mortgage, preferred, sinking fund.

174.000
0,000

1,000

25.8'i5,000

t

1

1,000

3,70 VIO"
925,000

186.3

Qatiforttia& Oregon, let ino.t-'Jige gold..
C. P., Itt M., on C. & O. Br. ($7,2 0,0.iUg.)
San Fr, o. * A.,Ist .M. ($1,50.1001.')
La ,1 bds on ';. Pac.A: Cal & Jregon.lancis

C7a«*/a"

I

Completed Feb.,

$2,137,8.31;

/t»wa— 1st '..gold, coupon
2d mortgige.gold, $4,000 par mile
antral of N. Jermy—atocK.

mortgage
M
Mortgage

flw per cent, on prefered,
stock, $337,400, paid Oct ,'72.
Leased to C.4A., at bp.c on $3S1 ,925 stock

Dividend of

sixi.boo

for sleamrthips

'.Central nf

Catiral

(v 14, p. 62J, 593, T. 15, p. 692,

522;

T. 16, p. 167.)

1894

Jan., 1893
April, 1850

i

Bonds

;

Leased to Ph.

3X M. & N.

1.300,000
i',66o

100

1861
1863
18S6

713

!,(«.»),«i;('

1,0

.-

.,.

...

-.g-i

816,000

500,00)
2,00O,l»J
490,000

1853
18S5

Oattauftssa

fyiyuga

O,

BE MAKES.

Last Dlv.

15l,0i.».i

J>d mortj
Cumdent
n£Biirl. Co.-lst MorUage. .......
wnada1 Sout^erll-^ftht. Kia, s.f, cp&B. rcg
f..
<t CTic— Ist M., KOld,
Canada,
I, .Hich. .-

mortgage bond-*
Chattel mortj^age bonds

Whom.

1,80,'.000

..•,•;•••,•,; -v
Loan of 1SS8
Bond to State of N. J. by Unliod Co. 's.
Loan of 1891
Camden ds >«(fti«<'C— Ist .Mori

Ist

&
*

* A,
M. * N,
J.*D.
M. * S,
F.

5,000.(100

^^.v
(i;389.2(».).

J.

Q-J.

««• A.
eg- A,

866,000

Sterling loan of UiSted V>,'a
Sterling 1 j>n <£SSU,oai)

O.

J.*

1,700000

ao

*

A.

RrmdH.i
Principal

Due
Where Payable and by when
Stocks.

lent.
Cc

t St. LniD— 1st mortgage

J

(M{^ornta Pac'Ji-—lft mortgage,

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount

Miles
of

LIST.

Klvlng ns Immediate 'notice of any error dlecoTered In oar Tables.

bjr

8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8

f
f

f

f
f

J.&

J.

Boston, Co.*8 office.
Jan. 1,1896
Y., N. Bk. of Com'rce May, 1879

M. & N, N.

4 J.
4 J.
J.& J.
J. 4 J.
A. & O,
J. 4 J.
A. & O
A * O
J. 4 J.
J.4D.
A. * O.
A.4 0.
J. 4D.
J.& J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J.
J.

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do
do

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New York and Boston,
Boston.
New York and Boston,

July, 1889
July, l?i8
Julv, 1878
July, 1900
Oct., 1890

July, 1890

& ti. leases or extends aid to numerous
branch roads, giving them a traffic guar.,
(usually 40 or 50 p.c. f or purchasing their
bonds. Contingent liabllUies on bond*
of these companies amount to $6,756,000.
A consol. witi', and a perpetual lease
of the Burl. & Wo. River road, was made
)

in Oct., 1872.

(V. 15, p. 156, 523

;

v. 16, p.

Boston.
April, 1879
.323.)
N. Y.. Union Trust Co, Ap'ii 1,1902 In progress.
:g.
N. Y.,Farm. L.4 Tr. Co Jan., 1887 Opened July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
Bost.,
at
C..B.&
IJ.Offlce
Traffic
8 f
lune 1,1896
guaranty of X:., B. & Q.,40 per cent.
New York, Co.'s Olllce. April, 1909 Extension of s2 miles in progress. See
?«•
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do
April, 1912
report In v. 16, p. 292.
7 g.
B08t..C.,B. & Q. Office, June 1,1396 Traffic k'Uar. 40 p. c. of C, B. & Q. &M. C.
Best., C.,B. &Q. Office Joly 1,1901 Traffic guar, of C, B. 4 Q. 40 per cent.
Salem, Mass., Clinton, la Jan., 1873 Leased In perpetuity to Chic. 4 NorthBoston, Merchants' Bk. July 1, 1888
west, at 37X per cent, of gross receipts.
N. Y., Park Bank.
Aug.15,1892
F. 4 A,
M. & S. N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co. Sept., 1S80 The first mortgages, main line, are on different sections— 195 nilles in all— and
J. & J. Bost., I. Llvermore, Tr. July, 1890
do
do
Nov. 1891
have traffic agre ment from M. Cent.
M.4N.
do
do
Sept. 1,1892
The branch is building. Stock,$1.525,000.
M. 4 8.
J.& D. New York, Co.'s Office. Dec. 28, '72 The Chic 4 Northwest operates 1382 miles
do
Dec. 28, '72 and has additional extensloiis & brancbea
3. J.4D.
do
1885
in progress. Lands of the Company ara
F. 4 A
do
Mav, 1883
about 2,000.000 acres. Operations for the
7
& N
do
1885
years ending June 1, 1372, compared as
7
4 A
do
1885
follows with 1870-71
7
4 A
f

-

7

7
7
7
6
7
7
7

4 A
4 A
4 N
4 J.
& J.
F.
A. * p.
J. 4 J,

4
?« A.
J.*
7

r
7

16

M. 4

0,
J.

N

&D.
M. * N,
Var.
J. 4 J.
A. 4 O.
J.

A.

4

O.

do
do
do
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do
do
do
do
do
do
de
do

1885
1883

1878
1915
1874

Jan., 18(8

1871-72.

Gross earnings
Operating exi>s, *c.

Netearnlngs
Interest

&

rents....

1874
1874
1898
oiit.Vifc'J

1870-71.
$11,694,914
6,3,1,306

$4,512,185

$6,388,408

1,973,8;!

2099l»»5

uMw m,m,m

Net iUCOQM.

AprU, 1»U
Dec. 1,1916

6,3!0,0«

$11,40-2,161

gee full reportln CuBoincLi, v. 13,i>. UI7
Dlvldands have been raid on ntofik ae
Juno,
follows: Dec. 1373. 3>s on both
;

18T2,

3H on

pref.

;

Dec,

lii7l.

3« 00

June, 137', 3 on both; Dec,
both
June, 1870, 2 on pref
5 on pref., 4 on coin.; June,
both; Dec. Is68, i on both.
;

;

prer.(

IW), 5 on

Dec,

1669,

1869, 3

oa

FeninsTda

tTHE CHRONICLE.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND

April 26, 1873.1

Snbacrlbers

confer a srea* faTor by bIvIdk ua Immedlato nollce of

irlll

DESCRIPTION.

Chicago

yarthwentern.^iCouiiaaad.i

<t

Sew

it Hack fthter—Ul
Chjtc., JR. J. it I «ci>.'— stock

Chicago

mortgage

mortKage. sinking fund
Chlcft S'weBt., l»t M, BoM (guar. In cur
Chic & Soutliw.. iBt M., gold, not guar
QhtUcotlie it U'ii>uiu>— lBtM.,guar byN.Mo

1866
1869
1871
18C9

,'

CTn., ITainitloii dk l>at/ton—atoc)i
tst mortgage c.f '63

d»
do

of
of

1863
1S65
1067
1862
1867
1871
1865
1870
1866
1869

'i>5

9d
'07
Ctnctnnatl <t />ul— 1st mortgage
%1 mortgage, guar
<*i., Lafai/eUe <» Chicago— let mort., gold
Otn. it MarUnsvllU—Ul M., guar by lessees
Ctnn. it Jiusktngum Vat.~lHt mort. .
OIn.,

Stchmond

mongage

Ohic—lat

dk

2d mortgago
ann.. BtchitwiiU

.

it F. Jf.— 1st M..gld. guar
OiM., Sanduak!/ it CteveUtnd stock
Preferred stock
Hurt, bds, Sandusky, Diiyton & Clu.
bandu:.ky (.Mty & Ind
do
Cin.. Sfindn.sky & Cleve. ..
do
Columbus, Sufint^f. & (;iiin.— tst mort...
ChieinntUi <£ Sm'iitatteid—\st M., guar^nt'd
an., lf'a6.<*J/fc/(-lsi M.,«nd by L.S.&M.B.
Wei;., Ooi., Cin. cfe /rt(i.—stock
I8t mort. (C C.& U. ISIt.) 125,000 a yi-ar,,

167!

—

Ind.) cxch.for
mortga.(<?j new, s- f
Ctevelaiul tfc JfaAo/ti/itf—BtocIr:
iBt mortgage
Sinking mnd, 3d Mort. (now 2d)
Hubbard br., 1st M., skg fd bds

'8«

67

Oe(— Ist M., gld....
Ciecelaiitt tt Pitift. —Uuaranteed stock
2d mortgage for »l,auO (XB
35

;..

do
Consold.skgftind.M. for 15 000,000
Qulebrookitale li.R.—x&t mortgage
CokM'aao 0/if/*ti/— lat mortgage, conv
Colum. it Ifock. Kai.—Stock
IBt M. sink, fund bds
4tn

let

mortg

ige,

12«

tt

»2,0(»,000
»1,3WJ,000

cfo

Logan &

&

Ist

<t Xtfnia,

PaS)iumpsic

13
89
583

5!

R.

li.

10

100

1871
1870

1868
1860
1871

1856
1867
1860

mortgage

61&C4
1865
IS

toaranteedbond-*....
Ktension mortgage.
:ateloan
Del., Lack. <fc WeHern—stock.
iBt Mort. (Del.,L.& W., East. Ex.) Bkg'rd
2d Mort. (D..L.& West.)

isn

M.,on 85m.*466.000acr'B* 2d M.on 162ir
Detroit, Eel. Riv. <t /.—1st jnortgage
Detroit, milndale <t /nd,— ut mortgage.
.

on whole road
Mtiwu ukpe—ut M ort. bonds

in irtgtige,

28, '35

Funded Coupons, .Sov. 15. '60.. '.
2d Funded Coupons, Nov. 18, 63
Bonds of -June :iO, '66 (conditional)'.'
.

'.

Oct. l,'53,gid'.

Dollar (Oak. & itta. I!ll.) b'ds, Oct. 1~53
l«t Mort. (Uetr. & PontlacUK.), Apr.1,'51
^Ll Mort, (l)p'r t I'outlac Rlt.), Feb..'54
lid Mort. (Oetr. It Pontlac RR.).
an., 'ss'
Bonds of S.-pt. 1, 1866, (Limit »300,0O9).
Bds & mort. on Det. real estate
Dubuque <t Sioux (?«y— Stock
I

s.f...

Ist Mortgage, Oct. 1,'63
Dunkirk, Warren <t Pittubuni—Ulm, gold

JiuchenH it Columbia— lat Mortgage
fto!( Tenn., Virginia <t Georgia— atock

.;.

4

•

.

-1.

'•

A.4
A.4
A.4

5
7
7 f

7g.

f.

M.4
J.

4 J.

A. 4

<).,

Q-J.
J.

7
7

0.
0.
0.
N.

A.4 0.
A.40.

I'-

4

J.

4

J.

M.4S.
A.4 0.
M.*S.

7
7

4

s.

7

J.

30
1,000

m&

11)00
1,000

500&C
1971

1870
1871
1871
1«72
1873
1855

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

1860
1863
1866
1893
lesi

575,000
1,500,0 Kl
2,900,000
1,000,000
6^8,525
377,119
1,695,S51

Vari.
Varl.

5004c
1004c
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

100

iaio
SC-'bS
1866
1836

'506
1,000
1,000

1,000
:,ooo
1.000
1,000

isM 1004a
100

i8n
19H

5.000,000
2,500,000
3,020.500
2,310,000
4.690.000
l,8i?,000
1,170,000
300,000

i,ao

Vari
1868
lees
1870

i,ew.ooo

3,21'J,000

1,0(0

6
5
7
7
7 f

1,111,000

'I'.wio

U53 S004C
1863
1866

I,283'.'4'.0

i31,000
51,000
150,(«)0

300,000
100,000
110,000
.03,3»6
5.000,000
880,000
81,900
490,000
1,300,000
2,900,000
l.»70,024
2,'<92,00a

689,000
135,000
1*1,000
1,309,200
406,900
4,462,000
383,000

1W.5Q0

7g.

f

4

M.<tN.

A.4 0.
A. 40.
J. 4 J.
J.

J.

4
4

D.
J.

A.4 0.
J.4D.
F.4 A.
M.4 N.

M.4N.
J & J
M.4N.

7

.

7

6

4

1,

7

.1

.&.).

?"• M.& N.

M.4N.

'I

k

7

7
10
2

Varl.
0.

v. 16, p. 46!)

im
1878

1,1!I0'

Mch 1,
May 1,

Sot earnings, 1871-7$
a'..=i: V. 16, p. iss.)
(v. 13, p. 407.)

Leased to

Phil.

4

fn$,4ei.

n.VS,
V
I"• p.

Trent.. 6 n.e. dlvon sto'k

d mort. is guaranteed by Consolldtltat
Coal Co.
April, 1873 Slock owned In large part by Pa. RR.Xe
Phlla. 4 Carlisle, Va.
Net earnings year ending Sept. 30 ifc.
Phlla., T. A. B.diile *Co> Apr. 1, 1904
$550,383.
Apr. 1,1908
L.rge advances madff^
do
branch roads, (v. M. o. saa.)
7an. 1.1881
do
INov.. \^.i
let earnings In 1672, $78,486.
Danbury, at Ofllne.
S. v.,

Office.

LocKwood &

ro.llESO,

1K9!

18»'t

'S.-J.

':
'

Phlla.. P.nn. U.K. Co. loct. l,l»y. '.eased, Mar.'TJ, to Penn. U.K. lor S3 yean.
-tl, IIXI
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co
N. Y.,Lond. 4Fraikrt. July, 1911 In i^r'gress, Davenp.. la., to St. Panl.
N. Y., WlnsIow. L. & Co April, 18u C< m. stock. $2 399,096. L'sed iu perpstnltr
to Clii., Ham. & D, for annual int. on
Ju y, l»8I
do
do
bonds. Pref. stock of $8JS0O.OOO. goai.
do
Sept., 1887
do

Oct.. 1888
do
do
Mar. 81494
do
do
N.y.,Am.Ex.Nat'lBk. Jan. 1, 1909
Ja'«'.;i8T8

Nat Bank July, 1875
do
July, 1-75
Jan. 1,1880
do
P. W. 4 B. RR.

Phlla., Qirard

do
do
Office

New York Office.

do
do
do
N. Y.,Drexel, M. & Co.

N

Y.J I.ond.itAmst'rd'm
York Office

New
do

do

75 per cent oi gross aarnlnga.
In 1871 liross carninga were $141,^. Annual report v. 14, p. 7E4.

Net receipts 1S71, $1,660,686: floating debt
$4,319,917.
1875
Consol. March, ISTV, wllh
Cent. RK. of N.J. (V. 16,p. 292.)
1,1881
June. I8)i
.May 1, 1899 L.gr., 800,000 acres. Op. by Kansas Paalfla
Nr.v. 1,1900 GuHge, Rit; whole line to be S7Bm.
Oct. 1, 1877 Deaulted mt Oct.. 1871. Agr^'cmeat wlHl
Oct. 1, 1898
boi dhoiders. (See v.l5, p.T59: v. 16, p.l49J
I.
Stock. $ 00.000.
..'Mue 1.1<81 Opcat'd with D., II.
June 1, '90 Traffic guar. 40 p. c. from ^flch. Cent, and
llieGt Wist, roais. Stock. $8Utv 00.
July, 1891
Aprl, 1S96 Also adepot M. $50,000; 3 yr.notes, ffisjoa
Apr.

"ay

do
do
do

Say

1,

&

1, 189;
1,

:S93

15, '75
15, 15
15. '79

May,

NY. 4 Detroit.
N. Y.

RR.. for

Mch.

N. Y., Mercantile Bank
N.Y., Mercantile Bank.
do
do
Boston, Co.'s oflice.
Dec.
do
do
do
Feb.
do
N. Y., M. K. Jesup 4 Co May

do
do
do

by (;. II. & D.. Issued 1871 to retire D.&
M. bonds, (v. 16. p. 61.)
Miami, (aa'nied by P.,C.4 't L)
In progress. County subscnpt'n, $400,010.
Leased and ope at' d by Phil., Wll. 4 Balk
L's'd to L.

July'26, '72

do
do
do

N. Y., M.
A.«0
do
F.4 A.
do
J * J.
do
.M.4S.
do

A.4

;

1889

I,
1,

1900
1900-1-2-3-4

Philadelphia.

N. Y., Co.'s
do

J.
4 J.
,1.4 J.

A.40.

15. p. 595

1S7.1

>\ w Vo)k and Boston. July,

J.

M.4 8.
J. 4D.
M.4N.

OLK, vol.

1876-lSsl

Fen.,

M.4

6

6

Dec. i,l«76

7

.)

f*.

81,8iX)

Feb., 1873 Leasad in ne rpetuity to Pitts., r^nnJt StJi.
OuarbyPa. l;H. Less's ssuuie llabDlCi,
Sept.I.lSSO
May 1, 187S Divt-lends U) 10 years, 89 per ce t.
Jan. 1,187S Leased to CV)nc6.d Kii. ut $26,000 paryi
Feb. ,1873 Net ea ulugs for year ending June 30, U
$808,901. See annual report In CSBO:
oinC

7f.

f.

6

16, p. 924.

Feb., 1S90

.luly
4J
.1.4,1. Boston, Post. 4 A. KR. Ian.
8. Boston, Globe Nafl Bk. Sept
.T.&.r.
N.Y., All). Ex. N. Bk. Jan.

6g

161.000
109,500

674.000

do
do
do
do
do

D.

J.
J.

(,1fa«.«)— stock

,

<

Bist"n.
BostonOfflce.

7f. Various.
3
F. 4 A.

100.000
170,000

so

Mortgage

4 J.
4A.
A.4 0.

11)59

.Rm( Annti/f^anla—stoek
KngllBh Loan.conver Ible
AaixU d^e l$74, coQTortlbls

'"50

"ioo

($100,000 arc endoi;sed) ,.,

do
new
B.Teno. 4 V«. (endorsed)

J.
V.

7

1,491, :50

1M8

Mortgage sinking fund bonds

'A

J.&

mort

Dubuque Southwe>itern—Ht M, pref .,

7
5

ioL«,v.

J.

A.

F.4 A.

50
SOOftc

260&C
1866 lOO&C

1st

J.*
F.4

.V.& N.
A.iS O.

lOOU

N

do
do
do
do
do
do
F.'& A.
do
do
Columbus, Treasury.
Mils. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
M.&N. Boat.. Tower, Old. & Co

10
7
7
7
2 f

689,000

i,aio
1,00 20,00Opr.m
822,400
50
2,'i32,000
1,000
467,000
1,000
622,000
1.000
108,500
5004e

1

,

1,786,200
302,000
1,500,000
Si0,000
2,124,900

6OU.00O
48i,0OO
1,400,000
2,000,000

—

S.

4J.

J.'4'j.
J. 4 J.

1st

Jd ii.ortgaae
Detroit, Laiming <t Lake Iflch.— 1st lioft!!
iBt m.)rtg>ige. on branches

4

4 J.

lOOWW

.

.

J.
J.

610,000

Bonds, (convertlb. from June 1,'75 to '77)
Denver PUclrlc—lsi mortgage, gold,
gr
3enver it Slo Grande— Ul mort., gold s. f
Dee Moinlx F«/— ist .\I., K-okuk to Des M,
1

M.

f.

.

1004c
aoo&c

to exchange for IBt. (v. 16, p. 51.)
goad In progresa. Laf ay, Ind.. to St. Ana's,
'
'
July,
1905 Formerly jeasedjtojna., Cin. 4 Lafayesie.
Jan., I9<'1 Leased to nttM.. C. 4 St. L. f or net earn'gs.
July, 1896 Leased Itmio Cin., Uain. 4 D. Co.
(r.

Jftn7'7-82.87|
March, 1901

J.

iese
1856

llOM
84

4

9()8,(«j0

101

'eo-'72

J.

1,000
1,000

300&C
1004c

$353,940)

ottii. Kit.)

1,000

do

,

300,000
4Oi,0OO

400,000
1,850,000
250,000
1,000,000
2,00^ 000
996,000

5004c

dp

Cleveland, at oftiee.
Sept. 15, "76
Chsosiolb. (v. 14, p. agf.
N.Y., Manhattan Ilk
July, 1873
Y., Lawrence Bros. Jan. 1, 1900 In progrcsi. (v. 16, p. 91 825.)
IX
(i-M. S. Y., Farm.!,. & T. Co. Mar. 1, 1873 Leaded Nov., Ih71 10 Pinn. SB. Co, at 7
bept 1 1873 pi-r cent t>' r annum, on present stock
M. 4 3.
do
do
7
M. 4 N.
Nov. 1.1875 and all Intrrest on bonis, 4c. (-ee last
do
do
6
two re ons in Cbbosioli, v. 15, p. e$E
.1.4 J.
do
do
Jan., 189^
7
M. 4 N.
Nov. 1,1900 v. 16, p. 89'..)
do
do
6
.J. & U.
Phlla.. Co '8 Office.
June 1, '98 Lesed to Phils. 4 Reading.
8g. .1.4 D. Boston, Treas.'B Office. June I, '90 StoC IsBUi-d. »847R00.
5
Feb. 1, 73 Gross earnings. 1.S7.', »85(.892; net, $4i;.6<>2.
F.&A.
7
A.4 0. N.Y.,St'.'Nl'ch'.'Nat.Bk. Oct. 1,1897 Dividends begun )n Maich, !*-72. Rew
.Inly 1,1880
stock, ao perc. issued Feb. "78. (v. 16,
7
.1.4 J.
do
do
7
Jan. 1,1892
p. 14).
J.& J.
do
do
Consolidation In 1868of C.,4 I. CandOhl.
Apr'li,' 1906
4U.East. Leased Feb 1869 to P.. ClD.
7
A.4 0. N.Y.,8t.Nloh.Nat.Bk.
( ..Ob
7
various.
18S3-9S
& St. L., and the I'enn. RR. Co.. for SI
do
do
7
J. 4 J.
do
do
Nov., 1901
fiercent of gross earnings, bcl nuaraiw
eed $1,107 4'fOperyr.. to pay Int. o« 1st
7
A.4 0.
do
Dec.. 11105
do
M.$l5UO.00O4 2d Jl. C. 4 1. $Sa,Ol>'. Of
Feh.,18S4
F.4 A.
do
do
the 2d M.. f^'x-^l.OOO were sold to Penn.
7
.J. 4 J.
Dec, 1853
do
nil. The gr ss card ngs In 1872 were
7
various
do
l8'(6-90
7
W.tli.M'. exp'-nsee, $8,"28,2H and net
M. 4 N.
do
Nov., 1901
do
earnings $78<,88i. See report in Cnsoit7
J.4J.
do
do
Jaa., 188::

13,S28,56'10,063,tKX)

1,000
100

1858

4.J.

M.4S. N. Y.,J. 8. Kenncdy4Co
F.4A.
N.Y.,Co.'aOlllce.
J. 4 J. New York, Moran Bros.
J. 4.1. N.Y., Winslow, L.4 Co

7

•225.0(0

400 000

i

J.

7

1,:-0",000

100

.

,

Ik

l,5i5,930

418,100
909,000

itioic

.

do
do
16. p. 91.)
J»n.l. 1889
New York.
Jniie, 1,21 Interest guar, by three other rompaniee.
BoBton, Office.
June, :.Mi Net earnings year ending Jtuie 30, \vn,
3
M. 4 N.
do
$336,-.'45.
do
Nov,, 187i
Leased In Ang. 18S, to 01.,
6
F. & A.
do
do
Aug. 1,1900 Col. Clnn. 4 Ind. KR. Report li t. 11,
7
M. 4 S.
do
do
Sept 1, 1877 p. 885.
Union
7
.I.4D. N. Y.,
Trust Co. Dec. 1, 1880
7
M.4a. ^. v.. Union Trust Co. Sepc.l.ltoi
7
A. 4 0. N. Y., Union Trust Co. Apr. 1,1901 Bds caar.SbyC C.C.41.; »ibTL.S.AUJS.
.1. 4 J.
7
do
do
July 1, 1891 In progress.
F.* A.
K.Y., U.S. Trust Co. Feb. 3 KTi Gross earnings In 1872, $4,573,470; onerat»>^J- J.4D.
do
JuneTitoM Ing ip^nces, $3,133,614. A lease Is pro7 f
.1. 4 J.
until 11199
posed to the All. 4 Gt. Western, (v. U,
do
7 f. M.4 N.
May, 1899
do
D. 3<9, 461, 62.1.)
Cleveland, Office.
Nov., ITO Leased to At. 4 Gt. West, at $ai.it5« moiAh3!< M. 4 N.
7
F. 4 A.
NY., Ward, C. 4 Co Aug. 1,1878 ly. In advance. Last annual reporiln

11,236,150
311,500
1,252,000
1,096.000
966,000
581.700

66&71 500*c

.

10s

71.1121

1373
1856

f.

7

3,74 ,000
2,'5I,000

1,000

.

Jg. J.4D.

oil.OuO

—stock..

m

Irt

l.OtO
1,000

50
100

Dot/Ion dt Wj-tt.—ist .My guar.L. M.&C* X.
Deottur, Hullis
i* Mattooti (/Hs, J— 1st M,
Delaware Jt.B.—ti ck

Enatem

1,(10(

WI,

4 0. New York, Co.'s Office Apl.S«,1878 16,001) /U) new stock Issoed Jan., U7$. VM
0'>mlngs year I871-r2, 19,960,5114. Oolf
do
4J
wirrency Int. is paid on Cti. 4 B. W.
do
Nov. 18
4 N.
bonds. (V. 14,p. 897, V. 15, p. <2'i, 884.)
do
J. 4D.
J.4D. N T., N Bit of Com'rce.
ly.ieM Leased to St L.,Kao.C.4N. (v.l3,p.4M.)
A. 4 0. N.T.,TVln8low, L.4C0. ApiJi}, 1873 Leases the Day. 4 Mich, and CInn R. *
do
M. 4 N.
do
May 1, 18601 Chic. Net eam't ga of n>aln and lessM
Unvs, mi-72 $460,910. Bee CnBoxious,
J. 4 J.
do
do
.lulyao, '8S
do
June, 18n
v. 11, p. 827 v. 15,797.
J.4D.
do
J.4D. N.Y., Am. Exch r aiBk. Dec., 1892 llud.. CIno. 4 L.,'2d M., In tniatees' taanAs

7

658,000
556,500
E09,500
2J9,750
821,000
t66, 00
316,400

mortgage

& Qa.

1,(100

p. 1*.

M.

7

2,<>88,000

3d mortgage

K. Tenn.

50
.iOOic

1,000

Davenport it SI. P-ml—Ul M., g jld
Dayt.it ifJtft— Pret stock, guar. C. H.& D.
1st M., sinking fund, t30,(X)0 per year

iBt

ll,S2np,ro

300*c

')ani)tUe,Tlazleton <t W7it<!»ftarre— iBtmort.
Danolll, Orb., Bl'ton <t Pektn—Ut M.,gold.

lit

.W)&c

i987
1870
1872

bonds
Danburg d Aoricoft— Stock
Mortgage

8ter.lng(Oak.*

272,000
514.000
2,214.000
2,069,S0O
690,000
487,900
46,000

U,

«!.)

Bonds, $011,000 p«r mMt.

In progrees.

(V. 16, p. 849.)

1g.

I6,()00p.m.
15,l«(!,0OO

It. (t.

290. sai t>K: V. 1«, n. S).

At K.' 1,19)1 Road

7

1,-^00,000

10(1

bd» converted Nov,

OlBce JnaalilSil

J.

f.

8

4,800,000
429,037
9«;,000
350,000
l,07i,)30
1,000,000
2JX)0.000

500

1,000

. ;

Detroit ik
2d Mortgaiie, April

l.OiH

lOO&c

Common

2td

1,'W

1870

'

'

"50

18t;8

,

Ist

7
7

:004c

mortgage, sinking f und.
Notes, coupon
Massawlppl stocK, guar, by C. & Pass..
do
bonds.
do
do
Oonneclicut i?f»cr—stock
Iflt mortgage sinking fund
&inriectif:ut Valley— ist. mortgage
Connecticut Wextern—Xfit luortgaKe
Connecting {Pltila. ~lst mortgage
Cumberland (kPennsi/tvania—lsl mortgage
2d murt ag.' sinking fund bonds
Cumberland Fc(/iei/— stock
lat mort.;age
3d mor gage

Toledo Depot (cost

500,000
2,000,000
•.iOlXIOprm
400,000
'l',('»0
i,aio
1,500 000
l,l!00
360,000
051 ',000
1,000

\i<4S

(lor $!.5U0,U0U)

lac

2*1

7
8

50

Concorfi—stock
Corpora <fc Portsmouth— strtc^
ct

500,OiA)
282.1X10

1845
1862
1867

-

Newmortga.:e

4
7

3004SC

stock

mortgage

Connecticut

500,000
3,500,000
i. 250.000

1853
1857
18(3
1870

do
(' hie. & G. Eastern)
do
(Col.& Ijid. CiiHtral)
do
(Union (fc Logan port)
do
(Toledo. Logaisp.* Burl.).
do
(Col.& Ind. IS & adprel'.).
do
(Cin. & Chic. Air Line)
2d mortgage (Col. &. Ind. C ntral
do
(Indiana 'lentral)
do
(Chic. & Gt East., conairuc)
do
(ijol.. Chic, ds lud. Cent)..
Incom-conv.
do
do
Income (Toledo, Logansp. & Burl.)
Voltimbue

1,000^)0

1,UU0
100
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

BEMAKKS.

UstDlvrd,

A.

4
7

7g.
7g.

iS'J

76

StraltsTllIc Br....

5,000,000

199

199
13
13
89

Mort. bonds

8,riti,goo

t

Stock:

M.

l,00ii

1,000
1,000
50

225

l<i»

Coiu.-nbwi. Chtc. tfc liul Cenirai— stock
1st mortgage (Col.. Chic.
Ind. Central).

i.ax)
100.SSO

1864

Iftt

LitDfMtml Ml.Venwii

Bond;

Principal,

when Due,

Where Payable, and
by Whom.

m. J.4D. New Tork, Co.'s

2,700,000

ISOOO'pr'in
900,000
lOU 19,000,000

50
1866
1832
1867
1871
1871
1371

ncwM

M. (IICI1.&

1st

SOOAc

standing.

7g.
isii

Ijt

•id

MS.

im

MeiiomlueeextenBluu Istmort., gold..,.
general mortxage (for t.|g^,uaO).
e*fc. Pekin ttS(jiithtcKilefn—\itlM.,sali..

Bate
p.r J When 1
Cent. Piyable.

Out-

of
For explanatlou, <>f nil rnfereaceB, fiecjUoad
foot uotcB on Isl pafic oi UK. Tablel.

LIST.
any error discovered la oar Tables.

INTKREBT OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount

iMllcs
-|

659

1875

Julyl, 1886

4

Nov. 15, 73
London.
K.. Jesup 4 Co Nov. 15. 73
ao
iVpr. 1,1878
•"eb. 15, '86
do
Jan. 1, 1878
da
do
Sept 1. 1886

Detroit Office.
N. Y. Office.

Leased to Great West, of Canada. In 1888
3H per cent was fald on pref. stock, and
iu 1809, 7 per cei)t.
Of the bonds of
June, 1866, $1,2^8,00^ are la the hands at
the Merchants Bank of Can., redeemable
$100,000 per yr. $850,000 have thus far
been redeemed. Net earnings in Mm,
$442,135; in 1871, $963 6.03, in 1!>10, $.'i08;a3
la 1869. $666,367 iu 1868, $704,467; in 1S«;,
$766,789, SeeannualrsportiaCimovioLK
V. 16, p. 324.
:

arlous.

Apl. 1-., TJ Leased to Ills. Cent. for20yrs. at SI p. et.
1883
earn'gs 1st 10 yt s, 36 per cent 2d 10 yTs.
do
do
7
J.&
N.Y.. M.K. JeBun4Co July, 1888 Net earnings, 1871, $-n,l88. Pref. stock.
Oct., 1883
Is $59 .315, com. slock, $5*4,662.
7
A.4 0.
do
do
7g.f. J.4D. N. Y., Union Trust Co. June, 190O Completed August, 1871. (v. 14, p. e$3.)
J. 4 J. N. Y., Brown Bros 4 Co Jan. 1, 1908 I'.t. was siwpeuded, see V. 14,921.
Sec apmial report. Chronicle, t. 16, p.
'?
Net esruings, $3««,(ll$. (t. M, d.
21S.
J.'4'j. N. Y., Gallatin Nafl Bk. July 1, 1900
1880-S6
6
J. 4 J. N. Y., K.T.Wilson 4 Co
699, tSS.)
6
J. & J.
July 1,18761
do
do
6
M.4N.
May :, 18^!
do
do
3
J. 4 J.
Phlla., by P. 4 R. RR. Jan.2l,187S Leased to Phil. 4 Reading, at • vsr cant
7
M.4 3.
Mch 1,1888 onstoekandlnt. onboiidi. (T-", p.«8$.)
Phlla.,,..„...„™
,
P. 4 R. Office.
3
J. 4 J.
Jan 1, '73 Leaaes Eastern In N.H.,l(m., with fek ft
Boston, Co.'B Office.
$4112,900, same dlTldands as las:. Mass.
18T.!
1
London.
5'- J. 4 J.
Leaats Fortlana, Baco A r.,:|il UlMt
1874
r.ftA.
Betton, Co.'s Office, '

7f.

J.

*.

J.
J.

I

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Miles
of

«xpliMiation, &c.. of all reforcuces, see

For

Qotos on 1st pave of

;;(oot

greiit

KK

Road

1865
«B-'6i

1809
i8r^
1873

1873
1380
1866
1870

oouiB bonds, 999 years to run,

.

.

.

.....

.

& morttrag.! on Elnilra real estate.
JtmdA'ai//orty—
stock, common
per cent, stock. .... ........
l»t raortKaKC (extended li ISffV to 18£7) ..
id Bsort^'aifc, convertible (ext. to 1879.).
7

fj mortgage

«h mortgage, convertible
Bth mort«age, convertible
Bnttalo IJrancli Bonds
U)ng Doct Co. mortfcrake
morTiuj; bonds, couvertlMe, £l,000,()(X)....
Q»nera! mort., gold (for »30.l»O.00O)
New b nds (debenture-) convert, till '8-3
it

,
FlUHiiurg^%loc)^
conv. into cons. mort.gage.

mortgage,
M mortgafc
^ convertible
free of SLate tax
iBi

Gonsol. iv.ort.
Kqui .mentbon Is
Sttropeait it N. American, iMe):
l9t M., 'Miin. to N.n.

1,

500&C
lOQ&c

1863

1,000

1865
1870
1873

1,000

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

am)

)

1851
1860
1810

1872
1866
1868
1168
1367

Id d

«

m&c
1,000

Ft. Wat/'w, Jitckiion ikSitgi>iaw~Xil mort.

2d

lu

rt.

and equipment bonds

300*c
500&C

S^aierioK

<* PetiJi-plo/uiitt'—iat M., gold..
Uftrr'St}. dc Sati 4/i.— laimoi't. sold
Ist Mort
'J*limitO!t, Houston
B. or
.

6aW.,

1^—

A

i66*c
1,000

1871
1869
1371
18;i

tfc

it Banklnij Co.— stock.
not mortgage
CUnt(jn Jt Sprtna/.--1st M., gold.
91 iiKirt .cage, gold
file. Bavids <r. {ndiaii(i—\sz m, gold, guar..
lAt mort, gol not guaranteed
0Wtr7Ut TnmJc ( Conarta)— stock
Mort.to Bkof U. Canada on surplus lands
SqujhiMiiaQt M., 1st on all rolling ^tock
do
do
id
4o
Postal bde, &c., secured by gov't business
tstVrtl. bd8,conT. Into Ist pr^-f. stock...
id
do
do
ds
3d
do
do
%1

i',66o

1,000

1371

566&C

1873
1371

1,(00
1,000

B. R.

do
do
Western ((Canada)— Oom. 8t«ott
i'ref erred, 5 per cent, oonv. Into common

100

H70
18K

£100
£100
£1110

£!»!
£100
£100

500&C
100
100

Preferred took
Ifi^ourl State Loan
Land Qrant mortgage

1,000

1870, coov.,

mort<asfe (<iuincy& Palmy. RR..

SitrrUb..

PorWh, Mi. Joy

tfc

ti

.

•&)

ia/ica*— stock

1st mortgage
iliwMaWnlc—stock

lOA

Preferred stock
iat mortgage, sinking fund

SiTiBrtgage
fto

..is

SoiiHton

of r9B9
d-

.'?(.

.

^0.— See

m

Kodemptlon, Ist & 2 series
3d seiiss, 8 eriing
do
(& St. Louis— \%t mortgage
i

IllinoU Ce/tf.— Ist

^I.,

gold.

IryUanap. Bloom^tondk IFtwi— 1st M.,gldbds
2d mor gage
...
L B. A w. Extens on, isr m.. gold...,

*

Zxi/".— stock
Jn/Uan'ifl., Ciiic.
Ind. * (Jinn, of '58

Ind ,01nn.& Lafayette
de
do
do
JnManapolU <t St. Zo»l8— let M.,ln S series
ad mertgage.
t bonds
flipmen
wnap. A Vlnr.enne»—\6X M., gnar..

A.&O.

4

J.

f.

7
8 f
10 f
10
10
8

8 f

Is-

7g.
8

M., gold

.

2d mortgage.
FnU rt Sioux C«v— Ist M.. Anl. I '89,
lUiaoi (fc .4iA«?w— 1st M.. sink, fund, gold.
Jack,, tann. «fc Saf/tnaio -\fit mort.,guir..
3d mortg tge, convertible, gu.ar
Ist mort. (north of Winonii) cinvo'tible,

Itwa

6g.

%"
Ik.

416,000
367.500
1,370,000
142,666
2"),4Si,'«IO

5004c
500&C
500&C
Vari

3,058,500
332,000
2,500 OOJ
2,600.0JO
660,000
3,500 000

1.000
1,000
l.ODO
1,000

5,7'28,490

1,599,500
3,791,000
1,701,000
3,000,000
1,000,000

1,00(>

1,0W

1,700,000

1,000

1.430,0110

Colisol.morfgagcon w lolellne (aojm)..
Jacluonv.,N.W. ft S. S.—!Bt mort., gold...
Jtfersan. (JM_)— ist M. (Hawley Branch).
Id mortgage (Hawley Branch)
litBvrtKageCSuiqaeh.toCKboadale},,

A.'li'o

F. 4 A.
J. 4 J.
.1.4.1.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.

Var.

A. 40.

^«

5X
5>i
6 g.
7

A. 40.

J.

4

J.

J.4 D.
M.4N.
J.4 J.
A.4 0.
A. 40.

J.&D.

fi!4N.

m

V,o6i) 16,000 p.
l,iHJO,llOO
i.oao
S.V),(100

8 f.
8
10

J.4 J.
A.4 0.
II. &B.

4

A.

J.*
4
J.&

J.
J.
J.

K.

J.
6

"4'
7

J.'4 J.
J.4 J.

7

F.4 A.

1S»70

B

'ig.

7g.

f.

7

J.4
A.4
F.&

J.
O.

1869

1

6g

F.4 A.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
A.&O.

"ig

J.4"j.
A. 40.

J.4

J.

Jan. 1.1889

Leased to Pennsylvania Company for 7
per ct per annum on stock and debt.
IT. 16, p. 524.)

To fonn a direct line from Bangor
John and HaUfax (v. 15, p. 627.)

Jan. 1,183"

Nov.

I.ISS-

Aug.

1,18,10

to St.

1, 190(1

stock. $1,014,252, pref ., $100,000. Net
earnings. 18;i-73, 1218,643. Annaal report in CHKONirxE v. 15. p. 803,

Com.

Stock

piild in, $400,000.
(v. 13. p. 667.)
repon v. 16, p. ff2. 188.
1871, $674,685: expenses,
Total
$102,511; jet car Ings, $271,871.
la-.d sales to January 1, 1873, $1,971,224.

Jan. 1,1873 Annual

May 1,1838
jQly.l IsS;
Sept.l,18S7

do
do
N. T., Mech, Nat. Bank,
New Y ork or London.
N.Y., Market Nat. Bk.
N. Y'., St.Ntch. Nat. I;k.
N.Y., Farm's. L. 4 T.Co

do

or $3 02 per acre. D.ferre<l payments
on land smIcs ana c^sh In trustees* hands
Jan. 1.1873. were $-43,063. Annual report rtu llsbed in Chbomci.k, v. 14, p.

Sept 1,1888

do
do

New York.

do

Boston, Treasurer.

do

Jan. 1, 187i>
f32; see ajso p. 796.
Jan. 1,1901
Jan. 1,1900 Fern'dl ua to Ced. Keys, L gr. 500,000 acres
Stock, $200 000.
July '1' 1900 Jet earnings, 1870-71, $30,499.
July 1,1881 Traffic zaar. 40 per cent from Mich. Cent.
Oct., 1881
Stuck. $1.0'J<',0liO. (V. 16, p. 318.)
Saginaw. In
Oct., 1839 Sold 1S71. to Ft W.,Jack.
.

A

April,

18%

terest lu default.

Also

per cent bds.

(v. 16, p. 188.)
1901 lu progress.
(v. 16, n. 461.)
(T. 15, p. 76.)
.Iuly'l,"l90: First Int.dne Jan..'73,
July, 18T2 Set earnings, 1871-72, $417,338. (v. 14, p.
3^6. 459.)
1870 10 1886
.Se|:t., 19(K' Traffic guar, of 16 p. c. from Ills C.4 Pa.K
Jan., 1892
let mortgage guar, by Pitts., Fort.
Chic. (V. 13. p. 83, 177, 209, 210, 46!, 9S)
.All the amounts here given are in pounds

$i50,0(X> 3

Mcrch. Nat. Bank Oct.l,

Bait..

& Co

N. Y., Wlnslow, L.

do

do

Wayne

4

eases Atl. 4 St. Lawrence,
sterling.
( hlc.
Det.4: Can. Grd. June,
1S77
l.iOm.
Jan.. IDW
59m.; Mont.& Champ. ,49m.; Bull'. & L.
Perpetual.
Huron 161m. Gross earnings In hall
year ending JUU'^ 30,1872, £8i;9,476; eiIrredeem.
Irredee .
nensos, £673.197; re' earnings. £l-*7.282.
do
Irredeem.
SiB CuEONICLE, V. 15, p. 6.7, 796, 797 ; V,
do
Irredeem.
16, p. 461.
do
London 4 Montreal. Oct. '26, '72 Co'opany leases the Erie & Niagara, 31m.,
Oct., 1872
and the Detr. 4 Mllwauk-^e, I89m. For
do
do
the half year ending July 31, 1872, the
London Joint Stock Bk. July, lira
gross receipts were £560.735 ; working
Jan. 1813
do
do
Nov., 1873
e:tp uses, jf329,437; net ean-lnirs, £221,298;
do
do
Profit
intcret on bonds, &c.. £34 184.
July, 1876
do
do
See
Oct., 1877
on half yeai's working £137,114.
do
do
report in Cukonicle, t. 15, p, SZt ; r.
Oct., 1 7-t
do
do
Dec., 1H90
16, p. 461.
do
do
S«e Chbokici.1, t.
Interest In default.
1881-86
l.^p.61.l57.(V.16,p.220).
Jersey City, Ist Natl Bk May"l,'l890 Operated by Erie.
207m..
branch, Qulncy, 111,
Han. & St. Jo.,
Cameron to Kane. C,
to Palmyra. 15m.
Aug.','l870
53m. Total operated, 275m. Net earnS. Y., Duncan, S. & Co
1S71-8ings In 1870-71, $1,039,084. 30,000 shs. new
New YorUolilce.
Apr. 1, 1881
C'lnmon stock authorized In Feb., 18T2.
N. Y. Bt N. America. Mar., 188j
T.
See CHnONiOLS, vol. 14. p. 319, 321
Jan., 1892
New York Office.
1.% p. 804.
N. Y., Bk No. America. Jan., 1892
Phlla, Company's office Jan. 10, '73 Leased to Penn. RR., which owns a mado
do
July 1,1883 jorltv of the stock, (v. 11. p. 628.1
Leases BerUshlre RR., Stockbrldge& PittsBridgeport & Boston. Jan'.26!l873 Held, and » Stockbrg. Gross earnings

London, Co.'sOfllce.
London, at Co. Is Office. Apl.,

1

;

do
do
do

;

.

N.

Y.,Bkof Mew York

Brtd,?eport

and Boston,
do

N. Y,, Nat'icity Bank Jnlyi'.1891
Philadelphia, Office.

do
do
do
N. Y., Co

do
dp
do
'» office.

do
do
N. Y. & London.
N. Y., Co.'s oUce.
,

London.

1871, $780,280;

1377
1885
1889

Sept.

I, '90

Feli.l, 187.
.\pl. I, IS95
Feb'. ','1873
Apl. 1, 1S75
.\pl. 1,187.1
Apl. :, 1890
.\pl 1, 1375

net earnings.
13;0.

operating Bxp's,

$17'i,160,

$601,l2i>,

against $147,024 In

(T, If, p. 658.)

'1 progress.
Se • Chronicle, p 453.
Capital stock Is $1.3:»,-50. The annaal re-

I

.

Chuoniclie, vul. 16, p. 356, shows
gross earnings In 1872 of $1110,952 and net
(V. 16. p 356.)
$92,160.
Main line, 707m. Rent of leased roadi
(401in.) 35 percent of gross earnings.
Net revenue In 187i, $2,10:1,107, against

port

lii

$i,732,8i71n 1871.

(T. 16 p. 526.)

N. Y, or London.
N. Y., Turner Bros.
do
do

Jnly'i,'i901 85m. ccmipleted. Co. owns 32,000 acres I'd.
Oct. ,1909 .Main road completed, Sept., 1870. (t-16
p. 325.
Oct ,1890

Road went Into hands of receiver.

A.&O.
F.*. 1.

.I.4D.
Various.

A.&O.
J. & J.
F.

4

,\

M.&N.
g.

A.'&b.

!"

J. 4.1.

I

A.&O.
J.& J.
M.& N.

J.& J.
J. 4 J.

239.000
913,000

M..tS.
.M.&N.

8 f
8 f
7

A &0.

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

H.OOO p.m.
20,0Wlp.m.
301.000
96,000

,

10, '73
1, 1892

(T. 16, p. 345.)

I 4.50,000

1,000

Mar

& T Co May

Oiflce.

do
do

A 40.

7
6.t7
5
7

1.000
1,(XM
1,000
1,000
l,0>0

1875
1
Moll. 1,1920
1903

.

A.

1,*.H)

i,o»

888, 459.)

S .Y., Mereh'nts' Ex. BW. MaV,'i9n2
N Y., Mechan. Nat. Uk. Jan. :, 188:

do

lOO&c

l,(X»l'

;

ines, »6,113,2«2. (v. 15, p. 12. 41. 43. 51, t,'i,
355.46 . 793, 8^0; v. 16, p. 33, 210, 220, 292,

Gross earnings,

6

"770,000
81.000
2,960,0 «)
600.000

'I'.wiol

uoston

187,'

;

7

5,000,000

1871
1372
1372
1869
ISTO
1869

N. T.. r.lrm.'L'an

$3,473,395. ^.gainst

H71. The gros» earnings for
are t'iven at »16,762,8^ ;
operating expens 8,$*2,'il9,545 net* am-

Whole year

.Mar. 1,1899

do
do

J."4J. N. Y., F. P. James & Co.
J. 4 J. Augusta, Ga., RR. Bank
do
J.& J.
M.4S. New York and Loudon.

J.'4J.
6k. A. 40.
6g. J. 4 J.

5i;o,ooo

500&O

do

O.

"4'g.

5,000,0110
1.5'J0,00J

50
1867
1899
1869
1870
1871

A.4

H'- .1. 4. 1.
7g. f. J. 4.J.
7g. f. A. 40.

4
6
6

io,d)o',ooo

4 J.
M.4 S.
M.4 N.
J.& J.
M. & S.
J. 4 J.
J.& J.
J. 4 J.
M.4 N.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
A.&O.
A. 4 0.
J.

Loudon,

Farm.L'an&TCo

do
do

Sept

were

30, '72,

|;l,8-5.i03 In

Jan., IB9S

Jan.
Apr. 1,1390
July 1,1898
Oct. 1,1890

do
do

do
N. y.,

Septemb'T

1879
Mch. 1,1879
Ma,-ch IfSS
Oct. i.i«ao
June 1,1888
Jan. 1,1891

do
do

New York 4

to N. Y. State Engineer shows
that net earnings for the year endlcg

The report

15, '73

1891

69-2,053

1858- SOOifcc

18

Ma)

7

3
3

50'
500

JnUTTiaiionxit (Texas)—Consol. stock.

Honston & Gt. No., 1st mort.. gold.
Convert ble bonds (for $1 OOO.OOO)..
Jifnia & LanHiig-^l%t M., trafllc guar

Mar.

do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

4.I.

M'.4N.

"i

6,517,964
19,941,137
1,751,907
327,273

4,aio,ooo
500,000
9S<,000
1,183,550
700,000
teo.ooo
1,130.000
191,0(0
100,000
100,000

1880

Mar'.Vs, '73

do

do
do
do
do
do
do

N. y., iJnlon Trust Co.

J.

is.

5
4

'ioo

1871
1869
1870
1873

4

M.& 8.
J. 4 J.
M.& N.
F & A.
M.& N

5

1,000

loortgnge.guar.
Is'

J.*; J.

1,761,734

1,000

JlUmois

<ft

Q.-M.

7

International, Tex

—Ist M, gold, l.gr.,s.t,

OtJ^Mtonit TexoJiCent

Biintingdon A Broad 7'o/j— 1st mort., gold.
Ja mortgage
8a mortgage, consolidated
6orlo for past due coupon
Ilttnou Central- -stock
bds(now payable)
1st moi-t. Ciinstr .cti
do
do
do gold
do

/mWana

IX
7

3,980,WS

2,375,906
618,066
2,360,336
301,733
3,656.000
1,426,545
376,766
300.000
9,167,700
5,087,224
3.0 0,000

Operated on own account since D«c.. 186V.
Netearntnusln 1873, $29.16^.
189il|Stock. $3,107,0 0. Annual rep. In V.15, p.85S
Nov.,l»72 Leased In 186:i to -NortheiTi Cent, for 999
Jan., 1873
yrs. Uetit paid, $165 315. Net earnlnaa
.Ian. 1, 1«80
in 1871, »59,689, against »90 219 in 1870,
Oct. 1,2862
Divs. guar by Pa. kR. (t. 14, p. 628.)
1,

Apl. 1,1886:

Mch 1,

do

do
do
J.&D.
London.
M.4S
M.4S. New York and Loudon

7

6 » 1,000

& Cim.

.!.& II.
J. 4.I.

150,000
775,000
4,000,000

820,143

do
do
do
bon-is, coupon

Bonds

N. Y., Office, 23d sticet

A. AO.

7

1,000,000
5,000,000
2,815.000

390

do
do
Go

lat

Girard Nat. Bank Jan.

New

S.
S.

?«•

231,190
500,000
500,000
l,aOJ,0OJ

Mortgage oonas, coupon

let mort. (Kan. 0.

M.&
M.&

6(30,000

£25 £3,498 589

Oreenv.ii Cottimb.—lat M., guar, by State.
Bonds not guaranteed
^n, .
Micketviach tb N. T. ExtenHion~--l^t mort
B^nihal it St.Josepfi—iiomiuon stock

Phlla.,

.M.&N.

2,000.000
317.000

2,0Ol),00O

New

,

6g. J.& J.

1,500,000
500,000
1,800,000
500,000
5 0,000
150.000
1,700,100
1,500,0
4,200,000
615,500

stock. Net earnings. 1871-7%
$374,301.
stock t2W,000 Issued Dec,
1873. (See report r. 16. v. •«.)

I»82

.;.& J.

1,000,000

450,000
100,000
75,000
165,000
1,000,000
2,300,000
825,000
300,000

Mst on

April, 1835

IX
8^

7
5

6,446.M0

i,66o
1,000

Deooiirures....

New

March, 1888
May, 1889

7

8M
3X

4,000,000
6,000,000
4,441,000
926,500
186,000
3,000,000
5,000.000

V.ooo

Jlh

ff?'e./^

Sept.,W7«

do
do
do
do

do
rork.
Phlla., Penn. R. R. Co
do
Phlla., Penn. Life Ins.Co
^.& o. Phlla., Penn.R. R. Co.
I'hlla. by Couipany.
F,& A.

6

3,000,(X)0

1,099,100
31,000 p.
146,000
i',66o
S,2i4,000
i.ooo

i,ootl

FoH Wiune, Muticic C^7in— 1st M., gold
Rl mort
F^mingham th towell—lat m. bonds

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

6
8

A.&O.

500

1S70
1869

Boston, Co.'e Office

-do

J.

1,000
1,000

KEIIAKKB.

lastDlvld.

London.

7

i'ooq

mort

Whom.

6

;

Construrtlon bonds
& Monroe. 1st mort, B.f. ..
J^iort*!— Ist mortgage, gold, convertible
FivAhinQ,^ NorChmle -\iX. mortgage
J: Gloversffllie—lat

7
7

750,000

IIQllj-.Wayi.e

MouAa, JoJinntowti

A J.

Due.
Where Payable and by when
Stockt,

M.4S.
M.&N.
M.&S.

2J8O.0OO

100
100

G.,353,(X» acres, 3d rtlv.
Flint
Holly K. R. (s. f ., »25,(X)0 per year)
Bay City E, S.iglnaw, Ist M.guarby lese's
do
Bar Coonty, issued In aid &

I

A. 4 0.

1,000

TkU a,

M
&t
Ut mortgage, I>.

J.

301,300
95,700

JJtfcWuw^— stock
rtjr^ .tfa/'(/"e**—"took
ttonsol. mort, s. f
on 40, 1.K . 1SS.600 ao.,
M., attm,

194,000
160,000
1,000,000
500,000
1,553.000
1,000,000
500,000
400,000
300,000
8,000,000
500,000
600,000
1,000.000
570,000
SO.OOO
78,000,000
8,536,910

When

Payable.

2,O'.O,000

to whin....

d

X

'"So
lOO&c
lOO&c

loan.

SoaiisVit Orawford>iv—\<t M. liv.& IlL.s.f ..
Mt mort., a.f (EvansvUle to Terre H.).
Rookville eiteuslpn
,
Brnm-'viae, Terre Bcmte <t C?lfc.— let M.gld,

per

:o,ooo.ooo

(Bangor

Hue

Bangor to Winn
a mort,
grant gold t latM.Bang

500

1847
1849
1353
1S57
1853
1361

i86:
1865
1868

*.

1,000

."ioo
100

346

s

^flt

1,000

50
50
I860
1363

mortgage bonds

«ferr»d,

lOOftc

lOO&c

com

Vrufen-ed wtook

Rate

Cent

18M

Bonds due 13S3, April, '65
do
1883, March. 'OS-'ea
do
1839, May, '69
Notes
New bonds
do
sterling
Aastoni Shore, (Jfdj— 1st mort., oobt
_SM inorii;.igc, conr
-.v:
Ist Mort., oonv.

aia:i,.tl.:"iimJ: .-itdMoa*—
Mjiiira .(• iriJ/iamsporf—Stock,

Outstanding.

CSO

Tables.

Satttrn. (J^nss.)— (Continued)
BMei R.U. bonds, Sept. tSSS

LIST.

f«Tor by giving ub Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables.
JloftdA, 5
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Principal,
Amount

1
1

J.
J.

&

J.

4 J.

N. T., Amer. Ex.

do
do
N. Y.,
do

Bank

do
do
do
do
Un. Trust Co.
do
do

N. Y., Farm's L. & T. Co.

do

Settlement with creditors
nnlshed. (v. 16, p. 220.)

April, 1888
Feb.. 1897

June, 1899
Julyi, 1919
Oct. I, 1900
Julvl, ;881
191)8

do
do
New York, Sat. City Bk.
do
do
April 1,1911
do
Jan. 1,190U
do
do
do
Oct. 1. 189;
N. Y., Farm. L.& T. Co. July 1. 18S9
Nov. 1,1881
do
do
do
N. Y., Nat. Park Bun',-. Apl. I, 1894
N. Y., Metropolitan B'k. Julyl, 1890
N. Y., Farm L. 4 T. Co. July], ISifi
do
do
do
Mar. 1, 1878
do
do
do
May 1, l-i90
do
do
do
Sept.l. 1891
N.Y'..Lond4>n orFrankf. .'uly 1, '-908
Honesdale Nat. Bank. Julyl. 1887
do
Jan. 1, 1839
do
do
N.Y.,l>jKrleK. B. Jan. 1,1889

Is

Oct., "70

virtually

owned J ilntly by Penn, Co. and CI., Col.
C.& I, and leases the >t. L., Alt. &T.H.

Net earnings, 1872,$-280,2.38. (y. 16. P- 524)
Bond- guar, by Penn. Co. Stock. $1,450 OOO
Net enrulngs, 1872, $*V205. (v- Ih. p. 534.)
Coi'solld.it on,

June.

1372,

of International

and H0USI.& Gt. North.
CLE, V.

IS,

p. 44

See CuBONi

354; v. 16, p. 336.

Leased to vlch. Cent. .with

traffic

gnar.

d' ixch. for Detr.. L.4t L. M. Ist. mort.
Leased to Ills C, atSap.c. on earnings.
„, ,^ ,, ..
<tock paid np. $286,730.
Leased and opcrnted by Mich. Central
which guarantees all the bonds. L,uxia
I

.

132.00J acres.

Hds offered In Aiig..'72. See adv. in Chrov.
Leased to Erie Railway Co., whlcli paji
interest on the b»ad». (r. 14, p. 638.)

THE CHRONICLE

April 26, 1878.]

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Sab«crlber« will eoafor a sc^emt favor by
DESCRIPTION.
explanation of all references, eea Boad
footnotee on Ist page of UR Tables.

For

OntMtSUdlDg,

« o

Ind.

Si

lb

100
joofto

iiid{annp.—*t.QC\^.
-1st mortitaffe
. .

Mnd UR.

J6£renoQTille,Mad.& Ind— Ist mortgage
a'>
2d mortgagtdo

BondB of Lonlsrll e (endorsed)
Jottet tfc JV. /mHa/t(i—Ut mortgage
Junction, Philmlelphla- Ut mortgage.
'id

1,000
1,000

1870
las!

1,000
1,000

44
..

l.WXJ
l,OUi
iOO

.

mortgiuje

Kans

City, St. Jo. db Council Bt n/Ts—^iock..
iBtmortiiaire,*;.!*.
St, Joseph
Bt. J.& V, B. R:t.,l8tM

RR

&

do
do
boDds, coDTertlble..
Mo. Valley RR, IstM. ($l,00<),W0»(Old)..
Kansas Cjiy, St. J. & C. B. IIU., cousolM

New

moi-tg,igc

fr-r

365
63
78
78
lau
36^

1,000
1,000

1866
1867
1869

m&t

1,000
1,000

18<i8

1870

1865
1866

ist

mortgage

2d mortirarfe
M., gold,

gT.,

s. f.,

t^r.,s.f..

1.

conv.

.^.

Income mortgage bonds
Lancaster

7?earf.,(uarrow guage)

tfc

Latvretice—Stoca.

'r,6cc

lOHO

1866
1870

OOftc
250ftc

—Ist M

18S5
1869
1870
18T2

Gal.— \st M., l.g., 8.f.,conv
Kansas C. & Santa Fe, Ist mort., guar..
Southern Kansas. Ist mortgage, guar...
Lehigh (ft Lackawanna— \6i^.
Lehigh F(T//ey— stock, com. and pref
1st mortgags, coup. & re;;
2d mortgag ;. reg
Delano Land Co. bonas endorsed
Lexington tb St. Louis— In mortgage, gold
. .

1869

com

isss
1864
1S69
1870
1870

Street Connection bonds
Little

Hock

dc

Land grant,

Fort Smith—-X&x, mort., gold.
s. f

Rock. Pine Bl. dt N. O.— Ark. Si .Lo'n
Schuylkill- itoc)i.
1st mortgage, sinking fund
LogannpOra'uf'dm.ttS. IVofInd—\at
gld
Little
lAttle

M

Long Branch <£ Sea Shore—Ist mortgage..
Long /«fand— stock

do
Consol.

Lex., 1st mortgage,,,

do

mortgage

mortgage for

$8,000,000

Memphis & Ohio, 1st M., sterling, guar,.
Memphis & Ciarksviile llr.,l8t M.,8terrg
Lynchburg
Dnnrtlle— 1st mortgage
(fc

Lvkent Va^^e//— stock

475

130
83

<i: A'tit'tfita—\n^.
(3')0,000guar.)
77
2d mort, endorsed by Ga, RU
77
(ft DruuHwick—lst. M,, State eadors,
197 H
2d mortgage
19:>4
Equipm nt bonds.
'**'
Uaoo'i <t lFe*/e/'ft— stock

Macon

'

Portgaae—\ai M., gold.

Mnine CcniraZ— stock
M. t;. & Andro-coggln RR.
1st

mort., consol. gold

"so

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

I'.OOO

1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000

£200
£200

1867

18G9

1,000
l.OOO

'67- "70

SOOftc

1869

500&C
500
100

m

'

Bonds
(fc

50

"ioo

20

Uacon

MafliHOn

1,00ft

1,000
1,000
1,000

3,000,0>)0

•60- '61

1,100,000
495.1 «0

1870
1868
1871

1861

IOO
100
100
100

100

Cincinnati— Btoc'k., com

"50'
so

BO
,

,.»t'

J.

ft

N. y.,Del.,L8ck.ft

7

J. ft.)

7
7
7

A.ft O.

M.ftS.
M.ftN.

do
do
do

7

J, ft J,

do

7

A,ftO.
J, ft J,
F.ft A.

I"^'
5
7
7
7

F.ft A,
J. ft J.

Q,-J.

A.&O.

7

A.ft O.

7
7
7
7

M.ftN.
M.ftN.
F.ft A.
J.
J.

7
7

ft
ft

New

J.
J.

J. ft D.
J. ft J.

7

A.ft

O

M.ftN.
J.

ft

J.

M.ftS.

A.&O.
J.
J.
i.
J.
J.

8

7

7

7g.

f.

J.
J.

ft J.
ft J.
ft J.
ft .1.
ft J.
ft 1).
ft J.

496,500
759,010
631,000
425,000
741,400
40,800
217,300

An

N y ., Boston
.

tl.0(l9.937

In

1871.

6.000,000 acres.

Int.

Land gr. Is over
on Income bund- U

only out of net
Cbbojiiclb. t. 16, p. 460.
1

earning*.

ayable

'6

18S9
1883
• nnc, 18-5
Jan. 1, 1875
March 1885
Apl. 15,1880
May 15,1889
1,

March

Completed In

1871.

fr. IS, p. 499.)

Covington. Ky.. to Lexington, Ky. U(
mort bonds paid Mnrt h. 1H72.
Net earnings in 1K71. $.i93.^;4. O ois earn.
Inge, 1874,410. Capital stock Is (1,835,000.
<T. 14, p. 638.)

1, 18S1

April, 1892

May,

and Kalamazoo

1885

White Pigeon are

ft

owned

Krankl .leased at
; Jamestown ft
40 per cent of gross earnings, a d hal.
ft G. R., leased for Int. on stock
and nonds amounting to ^108,800 per jr.
Total length operated, l,074m. In IWl
gro-s eamlpgs were $14,797,975: op, ex-

Nov,, 18T7
Aug., 1876
July, 1874

Alleg.

Jan.. 1880
Oct., 1892

I

April, 1899

Dec,

1872
July, 18S5
April, I88«
Nov., 1873
July, 1882
Sept. 1886
Ai rll, 1898
Jan. 1, 1890
July, 1887
July, 1887
July, 1888
Jan. 1, 1897

penses, 9,779,806 • net earnings, $5,018,168.
(See report In Chroiiclk, v, I4, n, 637,)
Total receipts In 1-70. »13,457,540, Op, expenses, *8 502,fi20. An increase of 40 p. c;
stock was voted In '71 to -hareholdeis on
payment of 3i 1-3 per cent of the par
vnloeln cash; luUpalds oekwa* issued
after August 1, 1S7:!
(T. IS. p. 145, 604;
V. 14, p. 457,

HI

;

T. 15, p. 628, 805, 684.)

Junel,1R94

Phlla.

ft

do
do

do
do

A.ftO.
'fe'' A.ftO.

The income bds are exchanged

Jan., 1899

Apl. 1,1900
Oct., 1902

Leased to N. Pac. for

bonds.
L,.

for Zd M.
yaare.

MS

er. 1,632,000 aorer.

(V. IB, p. 393.)

Q-J.

10

F.ft A.
J ft J

10

M.ftN.

.

8
7 f

Q-J.
U.
M.ft S.
J ft
7 f

Pittsburg OIHce.
ApI.,18TS L'd to P., Ft W. ft C, at 40 p. c, on grose
N. Y., Winslow, L.& Co Aug. 1895
earn'g ifuar. $4r),000 pr yr, v. 16, p. ?i280
Net earnings, !e7I-T8,
N. Y..Farm.L.&T. Co July, 1899 StncK Is fi.ooo.cOO.
May. leSO
Boston Oflice.
$19:^,313. See annual n port iu t. 19, p. 189.
do
189i
do
Feb,, 1897 Operated by N. J. Central RR.
Apl,15, '73 Receipts from all sources in year ending
Philadelphia Offlce.
Tune, 1898
Nov. SO, 1872. $6,434,915; net Income,
»2,5' 5.22S. See annual report in Cbsohido
Sept., 1910
;

OLK,

V. 16. p. 180.

Bk Commerce. Dec.l, 1899 Leased for R()yis to Pac, ot Mo, (T,16,n.S48>
Cincinnati.
Feb,, 1873 Leased to Pitts., CIn, & i-t. L,. euar, by
May, 1883
Penn. RR. lessees asstmiing liabilities
M.ftN. N. Y., Bk of America.
and paying »48ll.000 per yr. (v. 14, p. 59(.)
Clnci'inati.
1894
Varlons.
State
J. ft J. Bost., Nat. Bk. Com 'roe. Ian. 1,1900 Land Krant about 1,009,296 acres.
\pl
190O
aid
do
1,
»U1,((10 per mile.
A.ftO.
A.&O. N.Y., Union Trust Co. April, 1900 State aid Jls.OOn per mile.
Jan., 1«71 Leased and operated by Phil. & Reading.
Philadelphia offlce.
J. 4 J.
Div'dsTper cent, (v 14, p, 6i8..)
Oct., 1877
do
A.ftO.
N.Y,, Jones & Schuyler. Aug., 1900 Completed Aug. 1872. (v. 16. p, 14.)
F.
Operated with N. J. S^outhern.
J.ft D. K. Y., N. J. South 'n R.R
N. Y., N.

tJ-F.

6
6

6g.

f

7 f
7
7

%'
10
6
7
6
3

Q—

Mny26.':3 -ag Harb. br. completed In 1*70. DiT.of 4
Company's Offlce
per cent in 18 2. Company hold« l«t
July, 1898
Y.. Vermilye ft Co.
1890
mort. bond- to retire extension ft Glen
Fhlledelphla.
do
1893
Cove br. bds.
June, 18W i; ros-' earni gs, 1871 -72, »1 .0'8 273 expensee

8.

.

J.'ft'j.

M.ftN,

&D,

J,
J, ft J,
J. ft J,

J.

J.ft J,
J.ft J.
J.ft J.

7
6
6
7
7
6
7

7

A.ftO.

Bank of America,

Y.,

do
do
do
N. Y., J.

do
do
do
B.Alexander

Louisville.

Feb'.','i873

Janl.'Ta-ie

M.&N.

do
do

do
d9

M.ftN.

LonlsTlIle.

.M.ft.N.

do
do

1866-87
1886

May,

A.ftO.
A.ftO.

N. Y., Drexel,

I.4D.

London, Baring Bros.
do
do

F.'ft'A.

J.
J.

ft
ft

J.
J.

M.&Co.

Philadelphia.
ta, by Ga. R. R.

Angu

do

do

Various. N. T., M. K. Jesup

A.&O.

7

A.ftO.
J.ftD.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.

5

April, 1900

N. Y..Drexel, M.ft Co

7

7

461.

1900

F.'ft'A.

F.ft A.

7

.Jan., 1897

"V
6
6

«8
7g.
3
3
6

<

560.000
150,0Ui
1,000,000
300,000

§•{:

A.ftO.
F.ft A.

A.ftO.

A *0.
ft J
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.

J.

do

ft

Co

do

Macon, Oa.
Ne'w'Tork.

'73.'75

Nov.,'80-'e5
Oct, 15, 1893

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

"s'a.
3 a.
7

V-

K

lines one ated, 1871-72, of »1, 4a 993. Of
the »8,000 000 cons, loan $2,500,000 reeer'd

to

redeem old bda, balance for Imp'Tti.
H,p. 491.)

(T. 14, p. 732; T.

Dec.

1901
2
li96
Feb,. 1873 Leased toSnmmlt Br.BB. at (01,900.
1887
(V. 16, p. 21».)
1^79
Advertised for forecloenre of 2d mort1887-1900
gage Nov., "^2, bat notice withdrawn.
1889
(V. 15, p. 6-7.)
1879
Dec, 1872 Leased to Central Ga. KR., to have the
same dividends as the lessee.
Oct,, 1880
Oct,, 1880 In progress, id'im. and branch. 60m.

Ang„ 19

191!
1890-91
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1900
July, 1898
1,

July,

Boston, Nat. Exch Bk.

Total mileage operated, 950 mi'es. Annual repor' puhlt hed in Cbbonicli,
V. 15. p, 491, snows net earnli gs on all

April, 189f

Bostoa, Nat. Exch. Bk. Apr.

July

1901
1S91

Augusta, Me.

Leases the Dexter & Newport. Belfast ft
Moosehesd Lake, Kennebec ft Portland.
And oscoggln, and Leeds ft Farmtngton
roads. The gross earni- gs in 18T2 were
$1,956,479
expenses, »1.S29,M! net earnings, $60«.«37.
In 1871 gross earnlttus
were $i,'63,486; orieratTng expensee.
$I,094,6H, leaving net earnings. »463,7»7,
See reports in (^boKICLE, v., 14, p. 468
;

;

T. 16, p. 32j, 418.

do
do
Apr. 1,1883
A.*0. Boston, Washington Bk. Oct. 1.1895
A.ftO.
A.ftO.

6

7

|.S03,473;

tract,

I'9
7
7

Jan., 1874
Jan., 18S1

net earning ,»2 5,'.99; By conNOV,, 1871, with Ches, ft Onto,
$1,01 0,000 new stock was sold to C, ft O.
ai 50, iind 1900,000 of old stock at 69.
Last annual report, Chbomiols, t. 15, p.

Jan., 1873

J. ftj.

A.ftO.

;

r

Louis tille.

4J, N.

6

"i

N.

F.ft A.

6
6
7
8

1,162 300

1,383,992
8,131,719
4,460,368
2,480,000
1,090,000
3,900,000
S.ODOjeOD

-

rarnlMcB of K. P. were $1,4«4,4I7 aga nst

1880

Sept,, 18

Jan,

Jan,

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
do
do
do
do
do
do

A.ft O.

7
7
7
7
7
7

1,

ThlsCo.owni a majority of ftock In the
Denver Pacific which is iterated In connection with Kansas I'arlflc. L ls7jnat

N. T., O. OpdykeftCo. July ;, 18H7 In progress, Oswego to Lewiston.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Feb,, 1873 Consolidation. Jn e, 1869 of the L. Shora
do
do
Feh„ 1871
road (Includliig Clev.,P. ft A. and CleT.
do
do
July, 190O
ft Tol.) and the Mich. S. ft N. Ind. Co.'s i
do
do
July, 1900
a' d Sept.. Msm. Buff. * ?:rlc Co.. which
do ,
do
Oct, 1, if»i
Included the Buff. & State Line, and Eria
N.Y., Bank 01 N.York. Oct,, 1879
& Northeast. Detroli. Mon. & Tol. road

A.ftO.

7
7

W'n

do
do
do
do
York.

July

4M,893
187J

,fe

Mmsrtsace

370,000
2,500,000
1,100,000
150,00
2,500,"00

lOOftc

Interest scrlii

<.i:

M mortgage

400,1100

ISi 1,000

Belfast ft .Moo-tiMicad, 1st mortgage
Manchester
Lawrence-stocii.
MamftfUl (* Framinghani— tst mortgage.

Stock, 1st preir
Stock, 2d prcir
let mortgage, dollar
Ut mortgage, sterling

S33,»0
6,647,000
8,500,000
2J0O,iiOO
1,310,000
600,000

600,000
3,684,930

'.',

<t

849,000
225.0 "0
139,000
88.000

100

i'.ooo

.

Bonds »1,U10,000 Loan, A. ft K. RR.'.'
1st mortgage, BangorL'n (P, & K, RB')*
Exten8lonBonds,l»70. gold.,.
Sew Loan lortl,10(1,(Kl0. gold
I.""
Leeds (fe Farinington R.R. loan
',!!!.
Androscoggin RR., Bath City loan
Kennebec,
Portland &
stork
do Vannouth stock ctf,
do
do
do Ist mort. extended...
do Consolidated mort..
do
Somerset ft Kenneb'c. 1st
2d mort'i..

Marietta

1,500,000
615,000
3,500,0C0
5,noo,ooo
750,000
2,646,100

.

do
M.ftS.
do
l"- J. ft J. Phlla, Com Exch. Bank
M.ft 8. N. Y., B'nk of America.
7
J ft D.
do
7
do
J.

1"

4,«l)8,0OO

554,<i00

65X

7
7
7

7

1,000

1856
1860
1863
1863
1368
1871
1872

.

?^

"lOO

1870
1872

.,.

Extension, Louisville Loan...
1st

50
1,000

N. T., London ft Frankf
N. Y., ft 8t. Louis.
Feb. 1. 1895
J, ft D,
do
do
Juno 1,1896
J, ft J. If P Trees., at maturity
189.V97;
M,ft N,
N. T.,* St. Louis.
Jan, 1. 1896
M.ft 8.
do
1876
M.ft S. N. Y., Loud, ft Frankf June 1,1916
M.ft N.
F.ft A,

f

:j8II,750

355,000
l.OOO
5,000,000
1,000
720,000
160,000
300,000
50 24.251,466
1,000
4,018,000
1,000
5,000,000
1,900,000
\,m
900,000

\\m
1851
1867

;

7g

S5d,'00O

7S9,.iOO

mortgage on main stem

Hr., 1st

M

;

—

1

1,000

so
100

Louisvillu Loan
Lebanon branch, Louisville Loan
Merapliis braucii, ist mortgage

Lebanon

8 f,

900,000
400,000
500,000
200,000
260,100
300,000

1,500,000
200,000
3,000,000
1,50 ,000
175,000
150,000
2,6>3,483
851,000
74,519
54,000
25,000
100,000
8,000,000
704, 00
72i,000
8,980,600

18N

—

do
do
2d
Mort, bonds (Shelby cut-off)
Louitoille «fc JVa»At)i/ie— stock
1st

lOOftc
lOOftc
lOOftc

1.000

Franktort bonds
Frankfort

&

lOO&c

500

Gleu Cove branch

&

10 f.

237,0110

1(»&C

Lfnifdille, Cin.tt Lexington stock
Preferred 9 per cent stock,...
Bds to State Kentucky (perpetual loauj,
J6

I'KXI
1,000

1870

mortgftge, main line
E^ctcnsion

Louisville Loan
Leuisviile, Cinn,

6
'n

1,821,450
1,101,000
400,000
844,000

im

Ist

Louis v'lle
Lexington

SW&c

'"50

Ist mortpane
Leaveti-, Iaiw., <fe

Little iffflm/— stock,
1st mortgage

q,-F.

M.ft N.
A.ft O.

7
1
7
(
8
6

4.2-5,3.'iO

lOOftc 20,000p.m.
100 49.WJ0,0tO
100
533,500
1871)
1,000
l,3.M.O0O
1,IIOO
1870
3,699,000
1.000
18T2
6,000,000
l,Ol«'
1869
1,800,000
1855
1.000
5,256,000
1857
1,000
2,693,000
1856
1.000
9^4,000
1854
1,000
900,000
1859
1,000
1,000,000
1867
1,000
1,000,000
1869 500&C
1,500,000
1852
1,000
115.000
1855
1,000
2,014,000
1866
!,000
8M,n00
1858
1,000
100,000
1862
1,000
2(X),00O
1866
1,000
300,000
1868 500ftc
3,000,000
1868
400,000
1867
100,000
1867
100,001
1868
840,000
1863
1,000
500,000
11-69
1.000
90:1,000
1869 SOOftc
4,600,000
1*70 SOOftc
3,200,000
1872 SlKiftc

.

do

l,00(r

'I'.OOO

W

ft Jtf/««.— Ist

2,240,000
4,063,000
6,303,000
600,000
246.000

186.5

m:i

M

Jamestown & Franklin,

6,4,55,000

1,00(1

1866

18B9
1893
18J5
1855
1855
1860
1860

mortgage. S. iund M.S.* N.I
mortgage Mich. S
Bt mortgage <U., M. & T. KR.)
iBt mort. (C, V. h A. Bli.), Sunbury bds.
Sd mort. (C, P. * A. RR.) registered bds.
inortgago (C, P. & A. KR.)
Lake Shore dividend boads. April, 18<>9...
Junction RR ist mortgiige bonds
1st inortgago (C.& Tol.lfR.) s'liVrd
id mortgage (C. & Toi. Rli.)
Buffalo A Kric. mortgage bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
do
do
KatamaTioo & "White Pigeon
tchooloraf t »fe n hr.-e Rivers
Kalamazoo & Schoolcraft
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Gra id Rapids.

I.

N. T.,S W.Hopklne ftCo
laoo
N. Y. Farm's L.ft T. Co. Feb. 1,1S78 Leaeed In IRl to PItU,, Clnn. ft B'. L.RB
do
do
May 1, 1881 for Int. and sinking fund of bonda and
do
do
Oct. 1, 1906
7 per cent a year 00 stock, Leaaetraoido
do
J. ft J.
Julyl, 1910
fere d Dee., 1812, to Ka. Compaor Kel
M.ft N. N. T., Bank of America. May 1, 1882
earnings In lhT2 |I6«,67U (T. M, p. 934.)
J. ft J. N. Y Farm's' L.ftT.Co. Julyl, 1874 Leaeed to Mlnh. Cert.
J. 4 J.
Philadelphia Offlce.
JniT :, 1883 Owned brconnecting Co.'s. Coetofrvad
A.ftU.
do
do
Apf. 1, 1900 UVmU. Net earn'iiB 1870-71, te^42<.
Consol. of C. Bl. ft t. Jo., i-t. Jo. ft 0.
J.'ft'j.
N. Y. ft Boston.
Jan. ', leso
Bl.. and the Mo. Valley Co.'s. l.lneKan.
M fts.
do
do
City to C. Bl., 308m. branch. Bt. Jo.
8eptl,!8«2
J. ft D.
do
do
June 1,18^4 Hopkins. 61m. Stock, «2,77<0UI. Vet
F. «A. N.Y., Farm. L.ftT.Co Aug. 1,1
earnings In 1871, tUUfm. (T, 13, p. 488.)
IM.ft S.
do
do
Septl,
J, ft J,

4,000.000
t,000,0UO
a»7.aOD
^,417,000
3,000,000
74,000
800.000
500,000
soo.a'o
3,789,413
500,000
1,400,000
5iS,000
2,500,000:
687,500

1,000

'65- '67

Ist

do

BZMABK8.

Stocks.
last Div'd.

,*

'"id

.

3d mort., gold,

I

Principal,

when Due,

(fS.OOO.OOO)

Matutat JiiclftL— stock
loi cI. (Kultl) land & road, sinking fund
Ist Mort., gold
1st Mort., gold
ad Mort. (Kovernmont subsidy)
1st Mori, (tieaven worth Br.)
Land Gr. Mort. on lOO.OOO.oOO acres
Id mort. income bonds (all Issued.)
Land Grant Bonds gold on 2,000,000 acres
3d mortgage, Kold, on same
jfent Cowau (Mii.).— ist mort. bonds
Sentucki/ CetUral~-2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Xac<ta(CrtH«a.fe^/ooHM6Krff— 1st mortgage.
Ist mortgage (extension)
3d mortgage
3d mortgage (extension)
In -o [lie bonds
Lake Erie .fc Louinville—X^i M. ($1,100,000)...
jAtko Ontario Shore— \%\. mort., go. a
Lake Shore&. Mick. 5ow(A.— stock
Gnarmteed, lu per ct, stock
Consolld mortgage. 1870, coaj)
do
do
reg
Income Ronds (s. fund feou.O'JO per yr.) ..
Bonds of October 1, 1869, S. F

Luke Sup.

Bondt,

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Payable, aod
p-yx"by Whom.

Bate
(fe"

Jackaonv,Pensac.dJfob—T\OT{AASt bdijUd
fyff.,Mad.

LIST.

os ImmecltftCe noClc« of any error dUcoTered In oar Table**

fflTlnip

Amount
Of

661

m.'&'n. Belfast and Boston.
M.ftN. Manchester ft Bo.lon.
J.ft J.

Sept., "1866
Sept., 1866

m'.'&'s.

M.ftS.
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
M.ftN.

Jnne,'74-'!7
.Mayli, 1S9U
Nov., 1812
July 1, 1889

Bait., K.

Garret

ft

Sons. Aug. 1,1891

ft

Sons.

Ang.l,lWl|

Loudon.
Bait., R.

Garret

do

do

ri.MW'

Operated with Concord RK. ^. I4,p. :il.)
Vt'* to B.CI.&F..at X eam'ge. (v.l6,i«.l«S)
Gross earnings foryear 18;'!. $2,0,'9,t64 ; expenses. $l,fil-',713 net earnings, $410,461
against $.10,(X^, net earnings I'l 1371.
;

(v. '6,p. 321, 492.)

A

4th

$4,00n.0uo

was anihotlzed

meeting,

1879.

mortgage for
at the annual

THE CHRONICLE.

562

[April 26, 1873.

RAILEOAD STOCK AND BOND

LIST.

Snbserlbers -will conifer a K^eat favor by siring as Immediate notice ot any error dlceovered In onr Table*.
Bonds, 1
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
DB3CRIPTI0N.
Principal,
Mllea =3
Amount
«a
when Due,
T?ate
of
BEMAIKS.
OutWhen
Where
Payable
and
Stocks,
per t Payable.
standing.
For explanation of all rofcreoces. Bee KoaA
by Whom.
!cDt
lastDlvi'd.
foot uutcA on iHt page of 1(K. Tables.
1

Marietta

C(»cfn»(Ui— (Continued^

(C

4th mortgage lor }:,000.000
^ Muck. KlC.lst mortgaKe
Cln.ft I'll .latM. guar by M.& C
Marietta (i i"'(l*— Ist iM.tll.OOO p.m
MarquetU, II. A O.-mt M., 1. gr., M. & O.

900.000
500,000
1,500,000

ftelolo

:vt inortKaj^o,

&O

H.

gr.,

1.

Consol. mortgage. M.,H. * O
MaryUinii <f i)e;auiare— Ut mortgage...

7
105
su
44
»l

1889
187J
1870

Memphti

£ex/n(7fe»i— ut

it;
it-

mortgage

49K

1876

2.0t'0,000

Roch-\ii M.

CT
Arkansas loan, »1C,0(W per mile.

MfmphiH

inns— 1st

,t St.

.......

uiort bonds,

Mlchi^aa cvnfr«i~tock.

1.

gr

7
7

MIchiKan Central (Air Line mortgage)
Mlf hlgaii .\lr iue Ist M.,a8Sum.by M.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, Ist M., guar
'.Jd M., guar...
do
do
Grand Rlv. Valley, ist M., euar
do
do
2d M..guar
stock, guar
do
do
M^c\igafl Lal-e S?iore--\^i mortgage
Midland Pacific— \ht mortgage, goli
Mltwaukee tf Northern —Ist mortgage
Myioaitkee tt St Panl—Coxa. stock

111
12i

.

I

39
89
94
91

1872
1869

1870
1870
1896
1S69

57
126
1310
1310

fVaferred 7 per cent ^cumulative) stock
Voting Birlp attached to conv. bonds...
lat mortiraif e

1,(100

.iSSOOO

1,000
1,000
1, 00
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

4,5(;O.0l'O

&

500.000
491 ,'200
881,000

1.(160

1,100,000
15.39?,9id

7 «.

J.

SX

J.St J.

i'.ooo

5,502,000
l,iai,000

10,8-26,183
15.675.0(10

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000

295

Milwaukee ana Western

Jnneral P>iint (Tf**.)— Ist mort
JDnn. (t Aorthwest—}st M. gold, s.f
MUataxippi Ventral— 1st M. (M. C. K.

£100

167-J
1861)

1,000
1,000

ISH

50
1,000
1,000

K.)...

3dmoi-t}»aKe (.M. C. B.K.)
Tenn. State Loan
Jfl«j., OHrichlta it Bed R.—Xti M.gold. .....
1st mortgage ('iS7,000 acres land)

Bonds, State Arkansas, $10,000 per mile..
Mi*nvinimn if- 7V*n«.— 1st mort
Consollfiatedbonda
Tennessee State loan
Mo. Kam. it- reoia.*— Stock

1856
1366

roads land.CU. P.S.Br)
lat mortgage, gold. (Tebo.& Neosho)
Consol. \l., gold, on road and land

1858
1870

1st M., gld.s.f ..on

Missouri

Olllf— lit M.,

R., ft S. <*

1.

gr.

Mobile ifc Montgomeri/—Vref. stock,
1st mort. gold, endorsed by Ala
3d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile tt Oftfo—stock
lat mortgage, sterling

8

79 '..500

8

8.793,000
207,000

7
7
7

1869
18;o

9.674,000
8
1.315.000
7 8.10
2SS.500
7
234,000
7
4,000.000
7g.
3.275,000
7
3.000,000
7g.f.
3.969,600
320,000
10
20,000 p.m.
1.354,000
2,000,000
1.278.980
1.860,000
1,000,000
1,550.030
600.000
1,25»,500
430,547

7,933,000
5,000.000

iS!

390&C

2.000.1100

Ill

r.oo

377.SC0
300.000
33,500
1,772,200
2.500,000
1,000.000

7

'J9-'66

1865
1867

1,000
51)0

pr ct.
isio

5,607^)00
l,476.'MO
755.010
1.6S5,000
53,000

1871

.

1871

MoTitgomery it Etifaula-~\st M.,en, by Ala.
1st mortgage, not endorsed
Monticello, (Ills.) -1st mortgage
Monticello it Port Jervis—l%t mortgage
MorriH tt Essex-— iitoc]L
\.
1st mortgage, sinking fund

ism

1,000

1870
1870
1370

1,0(Wl

1884

250

1,000

18.16

50>&c

Oen.M.&l8tonBnt.Br.&c.(guar.D.L&W)

1000
1000

1871

—stock

Ist

Bonds

Kcw

Jfaakp.

2d Mortgage

Kashna

&

aovernmnnr.^d mort
mortgage (t.JO.0O) per mile)

Deratui

—

M., guar, by L.&2s

Ist

Lowellstoc}^
Jfaugatuck— Slock
1st mortijage, coupon, convertible
Meit>ark it Neio York — let mort
tst

O— Ist mort.

RR

500

50(1.(X10

100

1S67

bi>nds.;
Jfcw jernei/ Wtst Line— 1st mort., gold

JfewLondon Sorth. —stock
Ist Mortif age bonds
3dmorti:age
jtf. Orleans,.J'tcka. ttGt, North.— \st mort..
2d EUortgagc

Income oonds, gold
N. O. City exten. bonds
jr. O.,

Mobile

tt

Te.cas-lst mort., skg fund

2d mortgage, end .rsed by

•

tato

l.a

JV. T., Bost. tt ilonl.rettt—lsl wurt. .gold
JfeiO York Cen'r.il tt Hudson HinfT—iloclL.
Premium biin-ls
(V. Y., Central)

Ponds
do

tor

uel>:;*
li.i'i

assutned
do
stockb'd'j do

N'.P,

do
railroad stock,.
do
real estate
loads convertible tlir69
Itenewal bonds
iiTmortgage, sink. fd.(Hudsoa

do
do
do

100

50*0

1100,000

S'JO&C

'"jo

800,000
500,000
171,500
300.000
60i,000

f8*70

5 i"&c

525,00,1

1S69

500&C

2.>n0.000
1,100.000
2,100,000
1,000,000

10
&C

"160

:8->i

1,000
1,000
1,000

1870
1371
18S9

7,295,200
3UU,iJU0

ki&c
liO&c
l,OU'

iH;-i

18;i
1871
1869

isss
lfD«
1854
1«53

10

'&c
501&C
1,"(,0

&

J.& J.
A.&O.
I'- M.& N.
A.
F.&
5'A
7
J.& J.
J.& J.
7
7g. f. M.&N.
5

V*

6

J.

"iH
7f.

'Y
6f.

?M

4SU.U00

1 f
6
7

i20,a>ii

V.

& J.

6
7

76,5--0

i,on,mi

1.000
1,000
i.oai

1,0(1(1

r.92,000

1,0011

186 JXW

1.000
1^090

fiM.OOO

3,900.000
1,$»«,000

7
7

Var."

M.&N.

8

•

6
7
6

6

?^

(v. 13, p. 840.)

15.

gr., '267,000 acres.

;

ft

Co Jan.. 1889

Dec, 1900

*

Feb., .904
Jan. 1, 1899
Apll5,1890
1872-76

Jan., 1889
Jan.. 1887

Consol. or U. Pacific, to. Br, & Tebo *
Neosho Val. Large land grant. Annual report in CnnosicLE, v. 14. p. 795.
Sec also V 15. p. 628, 797.
__
Net earnings In '.871
Stock, »5,950,imi.
$258,901. Lands unsold S70,000acres.
Whole line proposed, Girard, Ga. to Mo
bile.22Sm.

Net earnings. 1871-72.
Co.

1966

Mobile & London.
1883
Mobile.
1883
London.
1863
N. Y. & London.
1901
Mobile.
do
i877
N. Y. G. Opydke St Co.
do
do
do
do
N. Y., G. Opdyke St Co. Mch 1. 1886
do
do
June 1.1900
Apr. 1.19.0
139(1
N. Y.. Union Trust Co.
N. y., Dei. Lack.* W. Jan. 2. 1873
do
1914
do
do
do
1891
do
1900
do
do
1839
do
do
do
Oct.. 1901
Nashville. Office.

1874-^3

Nashville.

1^85-fti

N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.

1681-91

in protrress and will probably be
completed Montg. to Eufaula in 18T2.

Road

Operated by Erie. Cost of road, Ki22,3g2.
Lcasedin perpetuity to Del., Lack & wes.
The lessees assume all liabilities and pay
7 per cent on stock, and 3 per cent after
18.4, if they then cam 10 net on .M. & E.
Net earnings in 1871 were $t6S,913. lYOl

.

14. p. 523; V. 15. p. P'.)

Annual report

1S9S

&

May

1,

in

Chronicle,

,

.,

vol. 15. p.

gross earnings year ending
Jnne 30. 1872, tl,80i',757; expenses,
$1,258,264; net earnings, $512,492.

491.

showmg

& N., at

Leased to L.

6 p.c.

on stock, (v

13,

p,807.)

Net income, 1971-72, $=6,913.
Net income. 9 mos. 1871-72. »13«,619
yea-- 1871. $202,978.

;

wllolB

(v. 14, p. S-2S.)

Leased to N. J. Cent. Cost, »2.367.285.
Leased to Sand.. M. & N .; guar, by B. & O.
Sold to Bost., 01. & Fitchb, from Jan. 1,
1873.

CHRONICLE,

V. 15, p. 773; V.IC, p.'.33.

&

F. W. Co. v. 16, p. 528.
Leased to Pittsb.
1900 City of
H. guar. $235.0onof these.
1839 Completed April, 1873. CuRON.. V. W, p.

'1873

Aprli;

See deUllB

Leased in perpetuity by N.Y. & Oswego
Midland. Completed Dec. 18.

N Y., Drexel, M. & Co July 1. 1900
Nashville, C .'8 Office.
Oct., 1887
Boston & Nashau.
Nov., 1372
Bridgeport, Conn.
Feb.. 1873
do
July. 1876
N. Y., Central of N. J
N,Y., Union Trust Co. Nov.'l.'l8a9
New Medford. l>y Treas. Nov. 4, 18;2
Bost., SulfolK Nat. Bk. July 1. 1881
N. Haven, E.S.Scianton
N.Y., Leonard, Sh.& F.

tl50,124.

in annual report in Chronicle, v. 15, p.
353
Arnual report in CnnONiCLK. v. 14, p. 768,
shows net eavnlngs in 1871. JS45,»).
Extension to
against $619,331 In 1870.
Cairo in progress, (v. 14, p. 763.)

July, 1872

N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.

N

525.

New Haven,

J.'& J.
J.& J.

do
do

A.&O.
<i:-j.

F.& A.
F.& A.
V & A.
F.& A.
F.& A.
M.&N.
A.&O.

Jan.. 1899
April, 1880

Net income. 1871-72. over and above Interest and taxes was (111,113. (T. 15, p. 324.)

—91

Operated with C. & Amboy RR. andDel.&
Rar. anal, as the United Co.'s of N. J.,
187
do
do
and leased to Penn. RR. (v. 14, p. 522,
do
1887
do
695.)
1-95
Leased to N.Y. & Os. M. for int. on bonds
N. Y.. G. Opdyke & Co
18'1
do
do
& 7 p.c on $2,000,000 stock, (V. 14. p. 828.)
Nov. 1, 1889 Leases L'g Br. & Seashore. Net earnings,
N. Y., Co.'s Office.
do
do
1871, $159,397. Slock, $6,000,000. (V. 14,p.
do
isii
do
523 595. 7,-'2.)
Apl. 10. '73
N. Y., Co.'s Office.
N. Y., Bk of Commerce. Aug.. 1875

1.

-<

WO

May 1,
In progress. Newark to Emmaus, Pa.
New London. Office. Apl., 18.3 Op. under contract -with V. Central for 20
N. y.. Bk of N.America Sept., 1^85 years at $240,000 per yr, (v. 16, p. 18s.)
dr.
do
Julv,189'2;
Alexander. July 1.1886 Formerly operated by Southern RU. AsY..J.
do
do
company took possession
Oct. 1. 1890
sociation
do
do
1S90
again in Jnne, 1870.

A.&O.
J.& 1).
J. & J
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.& J.

.

;

do

do

18(10

New York and London. Jan. 1. 1915 Int. In dofanlt, and road to be sold June
J.&
New York. Co.'s Offlrc. an. 1, 1915 6.
M.&N. N.Y.,1 and.,Berlin&Fr't. M y l,18f9 V. 16, p.!65,461.
„ „ ^„ „
A.&O. N. Y.. Duncan, 8 & Co. Apl. 15, '73Consoi..^ov.l 1869,of N.Y.C.&H.R.roads

8or7g. J.

7g.f.

Bonds protested Dec.

1, 1892

State aid. »10,C00
per mile. Line from Eunice, Ark., on
Miss. River, to Fulton, on Red K-, 115m.
Apr. 1,1876 Net earnings in year ending f-cpt. 3(1, 1872,
»254,)92;Tn 18.1, »227.112 187i', lf212.504 ;
Sep. l,'81-93

Pittsburg, Penn. Co.

M. & S.
7g. M.& N.
5
1J.& J.

1,000,000
S.000.000
1.418,800
300,000

1,500,000
2,000.000
1,000,000.
1.000 12,500 p.m
1.0K) 12,5'X) D.m
1.00
«, 250.000
liKI
89,I2',390
500&P
5,936.536
l.ftO
1,514,000
5:»)&c
76,000

N. Y., Soutter

6

8.000.000
1,5)0.000
2,000.000

Jan.

do

do

J.

J.2t J.

ll«l,(NNf

100

18-6
1S60
1810
1370

J.

200,000

1,00
1,000

isji
1870

i865

f.

M.&N.
F.& A.
J.& J.
F.&A.
A.&O.

"i'

400.1100

no
1868

1864

Birer).

1.4511,000

800,000
l,87i,9X)
107,000

lOO&c

Income

I
7

{

1,000

is65

h.J. Souiherii — Ist mortgage
I8t mortgage (Toms' River br.)

<J-J.

4

18JO

3d Loan
8d Loan.dne State N'ew Jer «lf.J. mdiand-iKt M.,gld,guar by N,y.& o.
3d mort^^age, currency

J. ft J.

7

379,360

.

—

3>i

1,01)0,0.0

ifewcastle tt Beaver Valley— 'Stocit

Holyokeifc Wcstaeld
stock

M.&S.
J.«D.
A &0.

3,i()ii,bao

bonds

Haven tt fifrby— Ist mort
Haven Middletown tt Will— \st mort.
2d mortgage
3f. Haven tt AoriAanip. (canal RR)— stock
Mortgage bonds, coupon.
Bond- conv rt., tax free, coupon..

8g.

1871

ism

Ifeio
JVeto

2feiD Jersey
1st Loan

M.&S.

3,610,000

Aug. 1.1875

Office,

N.T.. Clark, Dodge

A.'itO.

March.

iSTO
1867

51
ra.

Memphis,
do

ii.a N.

8

6
6
6

'51- -65

mortgage

yewburyport— Ist

(

f

do
do

1869, »15-2,232. (V. 13, p.807.)

J.

8

5.000.000
2,021.573

tt

jfewark. .Somerset it Strattsv,
jfeio Bedford—^tock

&0.

7g.f.

600,000

;

1871) 7 in com. stock; Feb., 18;0, 8 caah
and 7 in com. stock ; Jan.. 1669 14 in
com. stock. (V. 15, p. 691, 773; T. 16, p.
21. 989,493.)

1873
1891
Jan.. 1902
Feb.. 1896

New York.

do
do

ttJ.

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

6.(XW,000
3.000.000

7 cash

1898

.

?«•

„

.

Bt'k. Feb.. lSTi.7 cash; Dec. 1870 (for 1871)
Feb., 1870. 7 cash and 3 in com.
stock; Jan.,18fi9, 7cash and 10 In com.
stock. On com. stock, Dec, 1870 (for

1874
1897

Dec. 1870
Dec. 1870

do
do
F.&A.
J.St J.
Y., Farm.L. & T. Co.
A.&O.
Bo&ton. Co. '8 Office.
J.& J. New York & Savannah
J.& J. N. Y., Nat. City Bank.
Savannah, C. RR. Bk.
J.& J.

8

16, p. 498.

. .

Land

J.&

8&6g

1,MO.OOO
390 000

Offloc.

1.1902 Leased to Wis. Cent. RR. for 99 years.
Philadelphia, P.&R. Co .Ian.16 187r, Leased to P. & Read.. Jlav 'M for 999 yrs.
Detroit, Ist Nat. Bank. Jan. 1, 189r Gross earn 'SB. lB71,f98.()e6, Cost, |1 ,520,000.
N. Y.. Agency of Co. ,Ian. 1,1890 Mankato, Minn, to state Line 60m.
N. Y., 3. L. King.
Nov., '69-" Operated under lease by an association.

J.St J.

8g.

1,000
25
1,000

'49-''52

Jasperbr'ch

to U. s.

tst
tt

M.&N.
F & A.

8

13,698.'250

var.
var.

mortgage, old
Tenn. Stare mort. on N. C.

J

J.&.I.

4-20,000

3d Mortgage
Convertible bonds
Oonstrnctlon bonds
2fastivtlle tt C'lattnnooffa

U.
J.
J. St J.

400,000
700,0

Income bond*

1889

Aug.. 1899 In progress. Bds adv. in Chbok.. Aus.,'72.
1901 Bonds offered in New York, Aur.. 1872.
Jan.. 1871 Jor last annual report see Chrojiicu,
Feb. 15, '73 vol. 14. p. 65S. Net earnlnesln 18(1 were
t2,8-l0.3tl, aualnst 12,767,787 in 1870. New
1893
slock w -8 Issued Dec. ,l-.72and Jan.. 1873.
1881
Dividends since 186S have been on pref

N.y.,Mil. .fc St. P.RR.
N. Y.. Union FrustCo. June

F.&A.

.J.4D.

•..161.1»1
lOO&c
lOO&c 30,00) p.m

1,1889
1,

N.*Co Dec.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

London, &

.1.* J.

.1 .

York,

do
do
do
do
do
do
dc
do
do
do

M.& B.
J.& J.

6g

37O0.OOO
1. IBS 000

New

F.& A.
F.& A.

4.4-28.0 ;6

Interest bonds
Interest bonds, sterling
Tenn suba. , 1st mortgage
Gpecia: mort (.Vliss., tiamsv. St T.)
3a mortif age
Montclair of N. J.—\st M., gold,;guar
ai racrtgage

1896

July. 1373

L.& Co

N. y.. Greenloat,

.1.

&
&

do

N.Y.. Turner Bros.

A.iO.
M.&N.
J.& J.

11.9;0,0ilC

do
Dec.
Maa;. July

N. Y..Winslow.

& J.

J.'*

7

100
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000

1871

s. f

mortgage
Mobile tt Girnrd— 1st mort. ($a-J,500 end.)..
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. XUi
Plain bO'ds
2(1

•ij-

l,00a.l'00

1000

\- Ch. ist M.iconv.to pret. stock)
"Western Union, ist mortgage
Lake S. A lFe«.— 1st mort., gold
MtJie Hill dk ScliKj/lktll it //ai;f7i—stock

St. Paul

1.

Jan.. 1900

St

do

J.

100
100

335

Mil.,

J.
F.

I'-

1.001)

C.)

J.&

8

IS.UOOp.m.

'ivi
49

ad niortgaifc (Prairie du C.)
Milwaukee City loan

2,«

&c

6)

do

do
N. Y.. Howes

4 J.
& A,
J. &D.

870

Dakota)

du

1,900,000
2.100.000
(HO.OOO
70.000
1,000.000

100

'sju

ad mort.'ii.;*'
latmorigii^o Eastern LMv. (Palmor;
iBt mortjfas:e(Iowa & Minn.)
Ist mortK:it;e (Minn. Central)

f.

4s

2,-204.500

"is

.

lat Miorltfatre (Iowa
lit mort^rage (Prairie

8

17.»^7,643

1,000

May

do

1390 L'd July, '72, to South. Security Co. for Int.
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock for 5
N. T.,3d National Bank,
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. See
M.St N. N. Y., M. K.Jesup&Co May'l','l88
V. 15, p. 336; V. 16, p. 21, 219.
do
do
J.& J.
Jan. 1. 1885
Swenson,
4
Co
M.&N. N. Y..
P.
May 1.1890 Interest was not paid as expected in Nov
A.4 0. N. £., Un. Trust Co
1900
1872. (V. 14. p. 491.)
J.St J.
N. Y.,tr. T. Co.
.Inly 1, 1901 About 680 000 acres land. (v. 12. p. 690.)
N. Y.* Boston.
J.& J.
Jan.27, 1873 The annual report for the year ending
Boston Office.
A.&O.
Oct. I. 1882
May 31, 1872. was published in ChbohiA.&O.
do
'let. 1.1883
CLK. V. 15, p. 84. It shows net earnings
M.&N. N. Y. Farm. L, & T. Co. May 1. 1902 en irain line and branches of Cl,996 609.
.I.t.I.
do
do
18S9
against »1,559 112 In 1370-71. Report for
do
M.&N.
do
1890
six months to Dec. 1. 1872, shows an ini!o
do
M.2fcN.
Nov. 1.1890 crease over 1871 of $2S7.395 gross earndo
do
M.&N.
Nov. 1,1890 ings and ?91,749 net earnings, (v. 15, p.
do
do
J.& J.
July 1, 1886 84.)
do
do
M. * 8.
July 1.1879

7

7g.

i----,-

Jat mori»iii«., convert., sinking fund,
lat mortLtrtije, convertible
Consolldiilel niorl. tor $10,000,000)...

Bona,

St

do
do

D.

.7.

J.* J.
J.*D.
J.& J.

1.300,000
1.200.000

1871

A

6

1,0'.IO.()00

1860
1870

1.

Qarrct

Bslt., R.

& J.

1

pr yr

1,-^93,000

8d mortKiiife
Uttle

,1

1,814,14)

Tenness^^cc Loan
lat mortifrtjf e, convertible

Mnnphli<t

MAN.

7

-

840.000
850.000
ISOflOO
500,000
5.312.T25 3

1,000
25

291

CVinrdwlon—stock

7

F.& A. ^^.Y.,•^\in»low,L.&co Aug. 1,1895 80mDeC.'72. Ftook pd.ll 3)0.000. V. 16.P.M
I'- J.*D. Bovton, N. E. Trust Cot June 1,189-2 Consol. of Marquette & Ontonagon and
8
J. A J. N.y.. Farm. L. &T.CO. July 1,1892
}lo 'ghton & O. Lands 425,001' acres chief
3
V.&A.
do
do
Ang- 1,1892 ly timber and mineral. Stock, t2,a06,700'
<
M.« N. Bost., Bk of Commerce Nov. 1,1886 Ohbokiole, V. 15. p. 604.

1,910.000

H
U

Mmorti;ai:e

MaymiUe

1,000
1,000
1,000

&

J.
J.

,

M.& N.
F.&A.
M.& N.
M.t N.

N. Y. Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
'..i- N.
do
do
do
F.ftA
do
J..11U
do
_-^
J. & L). .K.Y., Grand Cen.
Aepot.
i.Dei
I

I

May 1.

1883
Aug. 1.1876
May 1. 1S83

Mav
May

Aug.

1,

1883

1SS3
1.1S76

I.

DeclJ.188r

Jane,

1389'

IuIS68the8tockofthctwo8Cpai-a eCom-

panics was $12.;i-2,7(iO. The report for
year ending Sept. 30, 1W2. shows gross
earnings of $-25.5aO,'-5 agamst $21 ,9T2.2t,5
in is;i and net earnings 01 $9.134,'239
against $7,s-l.ii*im 1871. Theconsol. c»rtifl'-ales ware loivertible I' to stock
July 10, 18i3. Tbe new loan for 140,000 .•
:

THE CHRONIOLEi

April 26, 1878.1

563

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Subsortbera will confer a sreat Ibvor by slvlnff n« Immedtate notice of any error dUcoTered in oar Table**
DESCRIPTION.

"a

«!

For explanation of all refi'rences, Beo KoAd 'So
foot notea on 1st page of RK. Tables,

Out-

Jiew York Central <t //wrf.— (Continued)
8d mortKase (HudHoa River)

Coupon bonds

1871 (not

1871
18;3
1873

£400,000

J*,

isrn

York. N. Haven A //ar(/".— stock
mortgage (N.Y AN. Haven
N. Y. <t OHwego Mtd.-Ut M., gld
Ist

im

2d morteagc, co.iTertlble
3d mortgage, non-convertible

1839
187U
1871

l'.,/Voy. *ios(.— (Stonlngtonj—sfck...
IsC mortgage

y.

'63*68

Extension
General mort.
.'

.

(11,000,000 tiuthorlred)
Niles it Xeio Lisbon (O)— Ist mortg....
Ii'ortft

Caro/iH/i— stock,

com

Mortgage bonds

"560

'87- .68

Uondaof

1857

1857
IS. (7.)— stock, com
_.
cent pref. stock (exch. lor 2d mort.)

500
60
60
600
500
SO
50:'4c

NortheaMern

new
new

2d niortLrage.

North /¥nn^// iraH (a— Steck
Ist

mortgage

Chattel mortgage
2d mortgage
Sorth em Centra ?— stock
Ist mortgage. State loan
2d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
Sd mortgage, sinking fnnd, counon
Sd mortgage, Y.&C. KFJ (guar by Bait)...
ConBolidated mortgage, gold, coupon....
do
do
do reg.
Income convertible bonds, coupon
Bonds for roads purchased, coupon
Northern, N. ff. -Stock
Bonds. ISTl, not mortgage
Northern of N. Jer set/stock
,

1,000

60

IKS mmic

142

26
142
142

U2

1,00'',COO

7

2,750,000
8.068,400
102,100

7
4
6

db

100

"i'o
100
1,000
1,000
100
100

'6S--69

1S70

1000

1?54
1803
186^
1863
isri

1.000

1.000

£200
1,000

gold bds.

,

>

"
Owftmboro
nhot (t Ritnx^MHlle—\^t
J^ciltc ftf MiJiwurl—iiock
l»t

mortKage.

J^wama— StouK

l8t nior'gaK'e, sterlinj?

General inorttrac^. sterllnir
farii if; Decatur, (Ill^.J-lst M.. go.dij.f.,
J\tterfif>n A yewark~\fit M., jfuar by Erie
^ehtn, Lincoln tt />«ro««r— 1st mort.

)— l8t mort., gold,

P:niiinutar(yi\c^

s. f.

Penn«.'//panirt— Stock

mortgage
2d mortgage

let

2d mortgage, sterling
General M.. Ph to Pitts, coup
.

reg.

ft

55X
21
47
47
47
75
12
67
205
616
855
355
S5S

1st

iV.

>'.— Ist mortgage, guar"

Peoria, Pekin dt Jack^onvitte—lst mortgage
2d mortMge, convertible
Rock laland-^Xtt mortgage

r^orf't it

Perkiometi—Ht mortgage
i^ier^frwrf/— stock
2d mortgage

125.000 yearjy '79 to 98)'

Plataripl. it Ball, Cent.—Ut M.,(Pa). .
2d mortgage (Pa.),
.**...!!.!"'
Ist mortgage (Aid.).

thUa'tetp/ila

<fr

^"le—Stock, crm
.',,'"

Preferred stock
^Bt
1st

mortgage, Sunbury

mortgage
2d mortgage

&

Erie

',.""

""

Sd M. gld (for».'0,000,000)ga»r. by P.r"
Phtla., O^riniintoicn ifc'.Varj'IsfojrTi—Btock
Pfi.ilfi'ifff)fita it /?«'/(/.— Stock,

com

PrelVrrcd gtocs'

Loans
Loan mortgaL'e, convertible
Loan mortprage, sterling
Loan morlga:,"-. sterling
Kasl Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan mortgage, sterling
lx>an debenture .,.,...,
Ii6»a mortgage
,,,,

1867
1P57
1872
1863
1871
'eg-io

i325
£200

1,010

100

fdO

500&C
1,000

"50
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000

105
105

4«
46
83
83

90H
IB
82
82
82
36

36
10
287

1871
1871
1866

1,000
1,0(10

100
1864

5o6i'c

1870
1870
1867

1,000
1,000
100
100

1859
1863
1866

101*0
100*c
10

*c
50
50

i«n

1,00(1

1861
1868

1,000
1,000
1,000

60
50
50

]

]

'43-'4«

1857

'1,660

18M
1,000

law

Harrlsburg.

ISM

1878

1876
1880
1899

1.

4
1.

.July. 1871
July, 1871

do

Mayl
Nov.

11.96

3(1,

*72

do

do

Chemung

made

for lease to Penn. RB. Bee annual
CaBomoUE, vol. K, p. 3^.

report In

J,

J.4'D.

New York, Office.

ft

4

J.

Apl. 1.1878

do
do
do
London.

J.

O

J.4.T,
,I.ft

.1.

-Ian. 1, 1896

K.4 A.
A.ft O.

4

J.

Boston, Office.

S.

do
do
do
do
N. Y.,KountzeBroB.

F.4 A.

7

7.80g.
"i'

6
8
8

do
do

Jt.4

J.

J.

J.

ft

Mift'N.
J. ft J.

4

B. Garrett

.,

S.

do
do
do

do
do
do

J.'ft J.

do

do

M.ftN.
M.ft

Ian. 1, 1898
April. 1911
Inn. 8, 1873 For year ending Dec. SI, 1571, grow e»rn
Feb. 1,1896 Irgs were $1.675,008 ; operating eapensea,
Apr. 1,1882 $883,315. Purchased, Sppl.,';2,by Alleg
Valley RR. (v. 15, p.4il.)
.May 1, 1888
Jan., 1, '78 Old Colony ft ^ewpo^t andCape Cod con-

New York

A. 40.

"7'

:'.

Inly M877
Ian. 15, 187.1 Leased, Mar., 1870,20 yrs, to Vt. Cent, for
Int. on bds, 8 p.c. on prf. stock, 6 on com
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3, ft 8 for 14 yr«.
Jan., '78-'79
March,I3!)0
Gross receipts year ending Jnnc 80, 1873,
$1,843,845. Operating expenses. $2.S69J87.
Dec'.'2',18T!
Interest, &c..$;'2i,«0. See Cheoniou:,
Ian. 1, 1874
(vol. 15, , p. 803, voL 16, p. 218.)
Oct. 1,1882

do

M.4S.
A.ft

Septl, 18«4
Anr. l,187r

solidated Apr 1, 1872,
Net earnings of
O. C. lu 18,1-72, $680,^19. (v. 16, p. 188.

Sept.,

889.)

If7f

Aug., 1877
Building, Om. to Dakotah.
Consolidated, Oc .. 1872, with

Jan., 1901

Sons

&

Ma'y,'i873

Jan.

M»y
Sept

1, 187.i
I,
1,

187S
1880

Danvll
Ing Sept.

e.
30.

Lynchburg

Gross earnings year entf
1S72, $988,3;i.
Expenses,

Net earnings, $10,1.598. Th«
Co. mayli'sue a consol. mortgage to take
up the others.
$684,772.

"1'.'

Mar'.
1882
1S91

7

<
m'&n.
Newark, Office.
Completed Portland to Rf sehurg.
?^' A.&O. N. Y., Diexel. ^^. ft Co,
M.ftN. N. v., Mercantile N. Bk. May, 1915 Mp.by R. W.4 0.,at8p. c, dlv. on $SOO.COO
t
F.4 A.
'io
stock and Int. on $325,000 ist M. bonds.
do
do
Feb., 1801
4
F.ft A. N.Y., Del., L: ft W.B.R. Aug., 1872 Leased to Del Lack. 4 V, est. lor int. on
7
M.ft N.
do
bonds and 8 per cent on Ptock.
do
8
F,4A, N.Y.,Imp. & Trad.N.B Feb. : '92 t': progress. Owcnsb.. Kv to Sprigf.. Tenn
.

N. Y,, At.

Q-.).

ft

Piic. R. R.

.1.4 J.
8

M.4M.

N. Y., Bk Commerce.
do
do
do

7

monthly

St. Louis.

F,4A.

Apl.

•.5,'r,'!,

Vet 4arrlngs I-

1f71. *91t;,8(il,

against $945,-

Vlav 1,189;

389 In 1870. Road Icssed Julv, 1872, to Atantic ft Pacific RU. at 5 p. c. a year till
J'-Iy, 1875; 6 per cent two following

Feb., 1885

years and

Aug., 1888
Aug.. ISni

7

per cent thereafter,

(v. 15,

p. Ill, 692.)

500.000
7,000,000
93,847
2.989.330
2.400.000
500.000
1,076.000
2,779,000

3
7 g.

7g.

A. 40.

Q-J.

N.Y.,Bnnk of Comm'ce Uc*. 1, 18Sf
New > ork. Office.
Apl. 1,137S

Koad passed Tinder new management in
40. London, Brown, S. 4 Co Apr 10. 1875 Mar. '72, In connection with Pacific alail
do
do
SS. Co, (See V. 14, p. 458.)
Oct. 10.1897
J. 4 J. New York an
ondon Inly 1.1-9S
J. ft J.
N. Y. Erie R.illway Co. Ian. 1, IS7F Road sold by receiver In 1872.
F.ftA, N. Y.. T.. W. 4 VrR, Feb., 10(10 Leased 10 Tol.. Wah. 4 W. f.^ri7 years.
A.

A.ft O.

1

V

I'-

7l,(;29,2)9

2,.583,600

7
«

2,2S2,240

6g.

4,970.000

M.ft N.
M.ft N.
J.

4

J.

A.4
A. 4

0.
0.

«.-J.

20,000.('00

A. 40.

4W),00.1

3,700,WQ

Company owns

vm

90!',000

1,824,200
311,500
600,000
800,000
400,000
300,000
8,048,700
2,400,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
3.000 J)00
5.730,000
2,231,(00
32,6&I,375
1.551,800
1.621.000
96.000
182,400
»7»,8«)
498,900
177,600

.

(v. 15. 712.)

J. City, Hudson Co. Bk
Net eamhigs. 1871, (5.1,196. (v II, pSSII.
1878
Land 47.000,01X1 acs. 'v. 16, p. Sl-i )
N. Y., Jay Cooke 4 Co. Inly,
Boston h.K. Trust Co. Jan.lO, 1873 Leased, Feb., 1869, to ^ost., H ft E,, for 100
do
July 1. 1887 years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
do
do
July 1,1874 of property, taxes, &c. (v. 16, p. 188.)
do

do
do
do

J.

1,650.000
360,000
546,000
10,51 0,000
350,000
3OO,O0P
793.400
201,000
1,500.000
7,2f8.«P0
7,000,000
3,000.000
500,000
700,000

ai9,i'oo

Net earnings, ISK, $88,375. 'v. 1«. p. M J
Lea ed Sept., 1871 to Richmond ft
Danv. R. at t2<;o,C(n per an. Net earnIngB year ending June SO, 1«2, »138,:U.

Dec. 1, 1872 Net earnings In fiscal year 1S71-73, $167,741
Aimnal rpn(»rt In CnEf-vicr.''.v, l^,p 781.
Apr. 1,1874
Oi.er. bv -Erie at
1872
p. ct o! erois eam'ga.

Boston, Office.

ft

A. 4 O.

600,000
00,0l«
4,030,000
418,000
157,500
2.944,850
lOS.OOO
3,555,000
4,a6»,4S0
1,500,000
680.000

3X100,000
360,000
340.000
1,500,000
1,500,0(0
1,200,000
600,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,650,000

earnings, {401,914.

April, 1>80
Ian. 1,1922

do
Boston, Office.

20,(

1868

,.„,'

July

July

U\\y,19O0
July, 190O

J,

J.

a,(»IO,000
50,1,000

5,584,699

mortgage, gnarantecd ..
it Bureau Kai.— Stock
mortgage, guaranteed

Bonds (payable

&c

\.m

60

Peoria
1st

50.

!8;i
1870

'50

Income bonds
(ft

1*7 i

.

State lien (InBtallmentsJ bonds
Pennsijlcania Co- Com. stock)
do
Preferred stock
Penn. A i>«laioar#— let mortgage
P«nn*yiifan(a

18; 1

1,

May. :896
16, p. 90, 220. 396, 460, 525.)
A pi, 10, 'IS Annual report for flscal year ending Sept.
11-7:1 ft I87S
1. 1872. In CnRoxioLZ, t. 15, p. sa.
Net

Felb.

do
do
do

.

M. 4S.

1,000
1,000

May

I42m. and leases 175., tota
operated, 317m. Set earnings In 1672,

1,0(10,000

SOOftc
100
1,000
1,000

1868

J.4D.

ft

$1,161,769, being $125,391 lefS tiian In '71.
In IS72 purchased
ft Elmlra
and Jfff. ft Can. roads. Proposition

A.ft O.

60

i;old

ad mortKatre. b, f,. f.'iO.OOO per annum
Keal estate f(lcpot) bonds (for $800,000).
Debt to St. Louis County (no bonds)
Lex. & St. Louis Brauch, Ist mort. gold
Leavenworth, Atcb. & N. W., Ist mort..

J.

ft

,1.4 J.

Hartf.

r p.. v. 15. p. 808.

July, 1885
April, 1900
.Jan..I8n

458,000

1865
186i

M

J.

An.

Irredeema.

1,000

9
300

28H

.1.4 J.

5

4

N. Haven

Annapolis.
Baltimore,
do

500&C

.

MortifiigL' bondft.

J.'&'.I.
J. ft J.

400,000
209,000
150,000
3,077,000

72\6«4

1812.

expenses. $;s2,ff29; netearnli gs,$iso<,10«
surp us above Interest. $257,I!I4.

Philadelphia, Office.

iS67

N.H., Aug.,

Jan. 1,1
Apr. 1,18:7

J.
U.
0.

ft
ft

4

Consol. of N. y

In protrresB. Guarantees Montclalr and N.
J. Midland. Capital to b'^ Increased, (r.
1F95

I, l'9l

Sept.i. 18991

J.

A 4

p. lit, 459, 492.)

do
do
do
Baltimore 4 Phtladel.

A.ft U.
A. 40.
J.
J.

H,

;

2,62^4001

1,000
1.430,000
1,000 16.000 p.m.
100
2,692,639
400.000
1.200,000
600,000
700.000

2, 1878

Oct., 1875

July

Sept. 1, 1899

M.ftN.

som:

Jan.

do

I,100,0W1
6,820,000
33,000

1,000
101

,

4

(v.

In progress, W. Plains. N.Y. to H'kfleld.rt
July VlSOS *2.0 0,(1H< bds to ro'lre RondOMt ft Os, mort

»395,46.<; n t. »159,767, an lncre«»e o
$58.13! over ;o71-72.
Gross receipts In yeir ls71-:2, $1 J3«,9S8

4 J.

J.

operating ex-

1,1-73.

A.ft O.
J. 4 J.

6g. f
6g. f

85«,52»i

1881

Cliarleston.

J. 4 J.

K

,

1864
1865
1866
1867
1871
1871
1861
1865
186)
18S0

making

(t. 1«, p. !8, 2l5

Interest certificates for »1C9,C2S ar" doe
In 1875.
Gross iHrnIng". year 1872-73 ,

Office.
Philadelphia, Office.

1,COO

sr.,

q.-j:
J.

400,000

i',o6o

bonds,

1900

18T2-73
1867

1,000,1KIO

l,OIJIi

Northwfsiteni~L.

M.ftN.
M.ftN.

lOO&c 60,0000.^^7.308,

mortgage
mortgage

Omaha

nsjco

J.'ftJ.
A. ft O.

10
7
3
<
6
6
6

1,000
100

2,3'.'0,000

May.
Jan.l.

i«n.,1890
C.

Philadelphia OlOce.

1,(X)0

iss4

Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds

tracki

penses, »i,7r«,384: net earalnn. »U",41. Leafed to N. Y. CtnlraT it J pf r
cent per annum on stock and Int. ou

2, 1878
.Ian. 2, 1S7.;
Fcb.l, 1893

M'.ft'N.

13W

1,000
1.000

J.

ft

M.ft S.
M.ft S.

500&C
SOO&C

Consolidated mortgage
01 1 Coiony— Stock

Orange, Alex, dt Manassas.— %ioc^
lat mortgage, O. A A.R.R
2d mortgage,
do
Sd mortgage,
do
4tb mortgage
do
Funded interest do
1st mortgage, O., A. & M. RR
do
2d inortKage,
Orange (£ i^ ewark—\%t mortgage
Oregon A Cnli/ornta—lvt moit.-age
O^oego A Rome—lBl mort., guar
.,,
luoome mortgage bonds
,.,,
Oswego A S{/racH.te—Stoc ., 8 p. c. gunr.

do
do
do
do

Company's Shops N.
do
do
M.ft N.
do
do
M.ft S.
do
do

1965
18S3
1368
1868
1810

'82k

,

Ist
Ist

60c*c

56
817
142
142

iBt mortgage
Northern P«f(^-— Ist Mort., gold, 1. gr
Norwich A irorcMt'?'— Stock
Ist mortgage. State loan,8lnklngfuud...
2d and Sd mortgage bonds.4!h mortgage bonds
Oadensb. dt L. CAain.— stock
Preferred stock
Eouipment bonds
Sinking fnnd onds
Ohio db JfM«f^«fpjDi— Stock, com
Preferred stock
2d mortgage .W. Dlv.
Income mortgage, W. Dlv
Consol. mortgage, for »6,800,COO
Consol. mortgage, sterling,

2d cons. S. F. mort., for $4,000,000
iHl treek cfc AUegh. A.-Stock

N.T., Gr.Centrul Depot, Jan.

.1,

J.

500,000
1,000,000
324.200
490,500
50,000
899,860
80,500
820,000
241,500
3,473,500
2,189,000
860,000
1.4 3,roO
5,842,000
1,500,000
1,984,000
1,228,000
202.602

"ioo

Prtiftrred stock

8 per
Ist mortgage,

J.

A ,T.
V.IK A.
M. *N.

4
•
7

,

Improvement
.

two more

four tracks Ihroaghont.
Gross earnings. |2

I.&

7,500,000
1,900,000

do
1,000
do
io
7
.I.ft ,1.
106,899
do
7
F.* A.
N. Y.. 137 Broadway.
161,000
7g. .T 4iJ
^'«w Vnrk.
V.MO 2«.00«n.m.
6
too 16,ro0,000
.J.«! J.
N. Y., Grand Con. Depot
<
1,059,500
A.&O.
500&C
do
do
UU&c 6,6«0,000 7g. t. J.& J, N. r.. G. Opdyke 4 Co.
7
M.& N.
5.320,000
do
do
7
M.& N.
659.(00
do
do
100
2,000,000
Y M. Morgan's Sons
2X q.-j.
6
F. &A.
1,000
132,000
do
do
7
J. ft J.
100,000
1,000
do
do
M.4N.
1,000
250,000
no
do
J, ft J.
733,noa
1,000
do
do

1863
18T2
1861

New

000 Is to lay

1175
1891

244. .351, 4S3, 498.)

BO
OO

//ousatonic <t JV()r(Aern— Ipt raort,,..
y. Y.,KinQfit.{t Syra.—\tii M.. gld ;$4,(»0O.00O)

JV.

T. Or. Central Dep, May 1,
N. y.. Union Trust Co. April,

A.ftO.

l.OVO

:>

»Stork».

lattDlTl'd

M.*N. N.

mortgage)

JNcw mortgage
je^^ixw.OtK)
j
^AW York (t //arlem—Coin. stock
Preferred stock
Con»oll(V:Hod inort. of t&6S & sink. fd....
Con'oi.mort.,cou.orreg.(fortl2,000,000)
fHaklDE fund

REMARK

when Due

""'?,

aUndlDK.

SS

ffondg, {
I'rtnclpRl.

INTEREST OK DIVIDENDS.
When!
Where Pavable and
Payable
by Whom.
(^«„'t*

Amount

»-3

Miles
of

t

N,Y..R.\V. Hopkins* Co May 18S9-9C Int. nut raid, Mav. H7"2. (v. 16, p. 1.15.)
"
Philadelphia. Office.
.\n abstiact of the annual report lor the
N'ov,30,l
do
year 1872 is given In Chronici.k.v. 16, p.
do
Jan,, If
J.''4.
do
do
Net recoil ts on road- In Penn. and
April, 1875
I ondon.
N*w Jersey were $11.2.17,179. The stock
.Vprll, 1875
Philadelphia office.
$;i,029,2l». Includes 33W prr c. being Is1910
do
do
sn- d In 1S73. (v. 16, p. 292, 314. 389, 5'25.)
See Report In Ciironiol> , v. 16, p. 523.

A.ft O. yittsbnrgn Co.'s
F.4 A.

A.4

office.

0.

Oct.

Phlla., Bk. No. America.
do
do
F.ftA. N.Y., ChIc.,B.I.4 Pac.
New YO'k, Office.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J. N. Y., Imp. 4 Trad. Bk.

J.ftD.

J. ft D.

7
7

7g
6

A.40.

F.ft A.

A.4

0.

J. ft J.
J. ft J.
8
7

7
6

J.'ft'

J.
J.

4
ft

J.
J.
J.

"4'
J.'ft'j.

4

7

A.

«

A.&O.

7

J. ft J.
J.
J.

6

.!.& J.
J. 4 J.

0.

4

Q.-M.
5
6

6
5
6

New York

Co

Philadelphia, Office,

do
do
Philadelphia, Penna RR,

do

do

Phlla., Pa. Life

do
Phlla.

ft

4

T. Co.

do
London.

Phlla., Treas. of Co.
Philadelphia, Office.

J.
J.
J.
S.

Philadelphia, Office.

ft

7

M.

7

J..'» J.

London.

6

J.«J.

Fhlladelphit, Office.

7

ft

AM).

Anr.

1. 1897

.iHly.ini

N.Y., Lancaster, B.4

as

do

earnings n71, $333,504.
$1,001,700; pref.. $2,000,000.

N'e'

Stock, com.
(v. 14,p. 65!.)

Keb., 1873. Leased in perpeiuliyto C, R. I, 4 Pac.
ai $125.00'' per yr.
luly 1 1877
Inly 1.1891 'eoria to Jacksonv., S3m. Sto: k, $1,238,700
>ct. 1,1901
1900

J.&
J. 4

J.

I, 1891

Inne 1,189C
Tunc, 1906

and London, Feb..

Phlla., 227 8. 4th St.

do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
do

j.&.r.

\prll.l87S
Aug.10,1901 In process of construction, (v. 14, p. 628.)

C mpleted. Jan. .1872.
Leased

1

Phil.

&

.annual report In

Read.

(v. 16, p. 345.)
(v. 14, p. 6S8.)
v. 15, p. SS7

Cbsoniclx,

lan.,'79-'9S
1902
Jan., 1879
Jan., 1900
Oct., 1891

Leased, Feb..l862, for 999yrB lo Penn. RB.
Gross earnings. I8T3 $3,980,712; netcarnInus. $'>:i2.736. The Penn. RR. pays Int.,
c. and Ja-i. 1. 1'*'.3. was creditor of P.
Mch 31,1881
Inly 1,188*
& K. bv $17:5 wi. Report In Chrosicu

July; '1872
Oct. 1,1877
.luly. 19!0

V. li\p. 321, 132.

Mar., 1873 Lca«c<t to hll. & Read., at 12 p.c. on st'ck
The not earnings nfmaln andbmncb lluea
in iK7i. wereJ4,liiil.i96. nualnat $6,ii06,»iu
In 1S71. A lai-ge purchase of coal lands
n-ns made in 1871. and tiie P. ft B. C >.
lf86
ptmranlees the mortg. bonds of the Cowl
«: I, Co. l:>r$11.13!.(<Kl.
New loan Issned
In .Ian.. 1873 convertible Into stock from
1814-77
July :.1J76 to Jan. 1, 1392.
See annual
report In Cbsonioi,c, v. 16, p. 83, 218;
1II93
IBM
i«e tlioXU. p. •»,
; t. l«, p,
U,)
I

Ian. 24, 'n
Ian. 24, '73
1880

^UM

THE CHRONICLE.

564

[April 26, 1873.

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND

LIST.

confer a great fUTo- by giving na Immediate notice of any error dlacovered In onr Table»
Bo tuts, %
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Principal,
DESCRIPTION.
Amount
Miles
when
Due,
Kate
BEMABES.
outof
When
Where Payable and
Stocks.
per t Payable.
standing.
by Whom.
For explanation of all references, see Road
Cent.
last Dlvl'd.
foot notes on Ut pa;e of RE Tables.

«nb«Tlber«

irlll

I

ntUaieipMa

* ReaiinaT-CContluued)

«j0up. ur reg...

imi

irnld. do lar or ate ling
do
dollar loan i:old
do
dollar
do
ii'""
1876-92 ...
New debentnre loan (convert. .;;;
Ooal & I. Cl'., »ruaranted mortgage

1871
1871
1971

Goaaoi. mort. dollar loa

i,

mort. consolMated (for

lit
1st

11.131,000
1,259,1110

1858

iOO
60
500
1,000
1,000

»IO,0-O.000)

.

1812
186j

.

Ist niortga.;e (series B)
1st mortsa^e (series C).
1st mortgage (series D).
l»t mortgage (series E).
1st mortgage (series F)
3d mortgage (series Q)
3d mortgage (series H)
3d mortgage (series I)..
3d mortgage (series K) .
3d mortgage (series L> .
3d mortgage (series M)

13<i2

1852
I8i3
lSt)3

1856
1857

W

Hac—U

.M.(|.i,60J,00UJ

Pirt Rttron A t. 3/i>A.— 1st mqr"
Porllnni t Ogir.nib\irg—\%\. M.,E. D. glti
> ew mirtjas-a ( for fS.S'JO.OOO)
Port <t Oodfmb. ( Vt. Z)i;>.)— 1st ra. gold
Portldift <fc OtforiX CertfraZ— Ist mortgage
1st M..8.f. (Portl. loan)
PoTtl. it KoKhealtt

—

Ist ra >rtgage. etiual lien

ortiand loan) s. f
>rt.
2d
Ptrtland, S'lco A Pjr/«/no«(/i— stock
P^rt Ri'jal (S.C,)— St m -rtgage-conv.. gid
1st mi:'t^;ig«. co'W.. guar by Qa. R.R...
Poruinoulfi,Gt. FalUdk Co/tic— stoclc
Ist M >rtgag
Prosidence A Worcester— Stoc)s
<

!

Mortgagebonds
Bond^ t pay for stoughton Brancb
ifc Cthirnbla^Xsi .M., coupon
3d Mortgaife, coupon

ifsa'iiut/

O&c

I

lOOic
5 0*c
50 &c
'lOO&c

5' &C
5' Ac
5.I0&C

187!
1369
1870
1371
1871
18i3

167H
90
03
'iie

27

1,01)0

V,66o
1,000

5V4
Sin

8.333.0JO
3,000,000
775.000
4.000.000
S.O.fl.OIIO

400.000
19,714,385
2 500,000
875,000
875.000
875,000
875,000
875,000
375.000
860.000
860.000
860,000
860.000
860,000
860,000
2,000,000
111,000
100,000
1,000,000
700,000
20,800 i.m.
1,300.000
80:1,000

1,000
1,000

3,800.000
2,300,000
3>0.000
700.000
850,000
450.(00
1. 500.000
1.000,000
1,000,000

100

770,01X1

10)&C

9 566i'c
1870 50 &c
1371
500&C

100

S3
110
nil

H

26
47
44

"i(io
1,000

"56

160&C
1.0 «

50

Jiicfiniinii

142

100
1,000
IOO

State Sinking Fund loan
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Consol. mortgage, cp. or re
Piedmont b anch. 1st mortgage
Micfi., Fredricksb. A /^(.— Bonds, ster

Coupon bonds of 1831
Petersburg— ?>tocyL
Victim.
3d mortgas<e, coupon and reg

A

100

8d mortga^f c, coupon

H'chm. A York Tiifjer— Vai-ious mort. bds.
a^AtjeMUl Pirk (K. .1.)— 1st morigage
Bockrord, R. [, A St. iOM'«— ist mort., gold
Sorni, hat. tto^ie'i*;.— stock
IstSinkln; Knnd mort., Wat. & R ...
Bonds, guaran.. Pots. A Watertown.

General mortgage. Sinking Fund

Npw general mort
A Denver C— 1st mort. gld,E dlv.
We-t. div., land grant.
A Terre Haute— Stocii

9.0l)l).(>0O

100

3,993,900

i855
185S
1361

inOJbc

7it9

500&C

29!,00l'

50. &C

3,477.800
4,163,5 X)
5J0,0

lOOcSsc

.Sfltl.lV'a

.,

500&C

1,000,000
1,500.000

liJ70

lOOJfcc

5.51)0.0X1

100
100

3,300,000
3,183,000
1.100,000
1,100.000
1.400.000
1,400,000

(lO&c

A) sink, fund

mortgage, income
Loulf A Iron Jtfoun(a(n— Stock

1.700,01111

100

,

2d mortgage, gold (for tVW'i.CdO)
Arkansas Branch, l.t mort., gold, 1 gr
8t. L.. Kiimai O. A JV.(late No. .Mo)— Stock
I

1,1100

H72

:,oo

3.000000

"ioo

3,«X>,000
13,0 0,00

sto'-k

mortage. (No. Missouri.)
Bt. Louit, Laicrence A Denver— lal M., gld.
8t. L.A Southeastern— U'. M.. gld, conv,s.f
Consol. mortgage, gold. s. f
Evans vli n, Healei-foa & Naihv.,lst vi.
St. Lort'^ A St..Joten/l—lst mortgage, gold..
Bt. L.Vand.A r./T-lst M.,S.F.guar
2d m. ». f.. guar., ($l,toO,000 con. not guar.)
Income bonds

1365

West Ime. 1. gr. (for»3,000,000.)
admor-., Wes.iine.l. gr. (ror$8.000,00'J)
m. P. A Sioux CTJy— Preferred stock
Preferred stock. Itlt seri -s

A ifewort-Stoci
mortgage, new
Savannah A CAartofoa— Stock
Bonds of the C. ft S. R.R., guar by S. Car
Funded Int.bds.S.&C. RR. gua-. by S.Car
Sandutki/, H.
lac

Istmort., Sav. 4 Char.
R„ t500,000
*io., (?r;;»/j<* AT. /i;.i.— istmort
SaBannahA XempMn -Ist M.,end byState
SchU'ilkitl Fni««,y— Stock

1873
1867

1863
1867
1863
1871

It mortgage

e\toiislon

..

S»5M22''i^„'*'"»'"""'-'»'Mo«««ie-'
5»J£-"i'?-'^'i;''i'-™"'
i2r™ "•• (Conn.l-Stock..
ia«rti(»g«,conatrucUoB bOB«»

1,000
i',660

1,000
1,000

W,O0O.OO0

F.*

IX
1*

j;* J.
F.* A.
M.&S.
A.*0.
M.&N.
J.&D.
J.& J.
F.& A.
M.&S.

7
7
7
7

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7

A. 4

0.

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

7
8f.

'Vg. J.&'J.
7

6g.
6g.
6g.

M.&N.
J.& J.
M.4N.

6

J.&"j.

6
7
6

J.& J.
A.&O.

S

J.

KR. Office. Aug. 1,1900
57 B'way.
May, 1881
Phlla., Pa. RR. Oitlcc.
Jan., 13:10
(V.14, p. 593 ; v. 15. J>. 53:J, rC5.)
p. 8l«.
Suit. B. & O. Railroad. .Inly, 18 8 Gross earnings in 1871-7a, »1.47i,6J9. (T.
Baltim., Mer h. Nat. Bk Jan. 1,1902
14, p. 323, 459, 764.
Pittsburg, ist Nat. B
Aug. 1,1889
N. r., Wlnslow, L. & Co Apl. 3, 187:1 Leased, July, 1369, for 999 years, to Penn.
Apl. 3, 1878
do
do
KR., at a rental equivalent to interest,
do
do
Mchl, 1913 sinking fund of debt, and 7 per cent on
do
do
Mch 1, 1913 stock. The lea«e being transferred
fo
do
Mcli 1, 1912
subsequently to the Penn-ylvanla
do
do
Mch 1,1912 Co. The lesseea to keep the road lu
do
Mch 1,1912 repair and also pay laxce, expenses,
do
do
Mob 1. 1912 eti-. P., F. W. & C. leasei, the Ne - castls
do
do
March, 1912
do
B. V. and ihe Lawrence roads; whick
March, 1912 in turn are leased aeain by i-enn. Co.
do
do
March, 1912
do
stock of 12.500 OO' authorized Nov..
do
do
do
March, 1912 1871, 10 be Issued to Penn. RR. tor Imdo
.March 1912
provements, &c., under article 16 of
do
March, 1912 lease guaranty on old stock not afdo
do
do
March. 1913 fected. Net earnings have paid lessees
do
Philadelphia.
May, 1876
thus far a haudsolQe profit. See annual
'., Wlnslow, L.
Co Jan. 1,1837 report in CUKOH. v. 16, p. 343, 460, 533.
do
do
Mch 1, 1874
Total Issue to be |2,50O 000.
York,
July 1,' 1901 Will be completed in '73& I'sedto Penn.Oo
N.T.,Kemvs& Cox. Miy 1,1899 Po t H. to Owosso. Mich., 90m.
Boston, 1st Nat Bank. Jan ., 1900 (Ist mortgage is to bt" retired frttm pro*
do
Nov., 1901
ceedsof newmort. Stock paid, 91,(^0,000
Boston.
May, 18)1
N. T.
Mechanic's Fall, to Canton, Me., 38m.
Boston, Columbian Bk July Y,' 1387 York & Cumberland sold out In 1865. Net
do
do
Oct. 1, 1887
earnings year ending Aug. 81, '72,938,117:;.
N.Y. Agent,

&
New

;

4

New

&

3
f
5

do

do

Var.

7g.
7K.

Sep.

too

50

"lis

116
101
101

&

J.

M.&'S.

Providence, Office
Providence, R. I., N.

Jan'.;i;i87a
1, 1880

Bk July

.1.& J.

'idi

35X
40
23

'50

tPSOO

1871
1870

1370
1869

lOO&c

111,800
500
406,500
1,000
152,000
1.000 16,000 p.m,
so
576,050
lOQ
1,151.400
210,000
i',ivo 16,000 p.m.
1.000 16,0J0 p.m.
838.500
241,l«XI

S.n

50
Ittil

1354
1871
lSl»

SOO&C
1,000

'

'.I

IHI

389.1.50

2.0M.UIO'
7M>.(I00

•94,010
IsS.OOO
35(),0'I0

100

1,000,000

300^

1871-73, »319,936. Dividends
(v. IS, p. 83(i.)

In 10 yearo, 37 per cent.

Union Natl Bank, Mcli 'i,' 1832 Controlled by P.& Reading. Floating debt
'la, 1st Nat. B'nk June, 1884
»1.0S3,49I.
Net earnings. 1673, »3l,ia8.
N.Y., N.Bk of State N.V .Jan. 1,1373 Lea-cd to Del. & Hud Canal at. 8 p. e. on
N.Y.,Del. 4H. Canal Co. Nov., 19,11
stock and int. on bonds, (v. 16.. p S.5S.)
Leases the North Carolina Railroad and
Richmond, Office.
the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings
Jan. 1, 1875
do
year ending Sept. 30, 18T3. 9363,«45, >eing
N.Y., Lancaster. B & Co 1875 & l>>9ii
an increase of 919,(>10 over 1870-71.
N.T.,

M.&N.

6g.

London.
Richmond, Office.
do
do

J.'& J.
Var,
V*ir.

&

M.& S.
4 D.
4D.
F.'4 A.

Boston, Treasurer.

D.

A.&O.
A. 40.

M.&N

7

F.&
J.&

7g.

f
5a.

7
7

A.
J.

J.
J.

7

"sks
7

M.& N.

8

.\I.4 8.

8g.f

F.4

A

J.*

J.

'3is
7

7
7
7
7
8
7

n

.

F.

t

&

A.

(

>.

A.

M.&N.
M.4 N.
F.'& A.

7g M.&N.
7g.

"2

6g
7g

7g.
7
6

7
7
7
8f,
7

7g.
7g.

issi

J.&D.

June,' '1875
1380 to 1886

\.

Road

&

Mar'.'Js, 'Ti
1894

June,

1394
1894
1894
1891

J.

i_

M.&N.
Mch 1.
\|.4S.
J. 4 J.
J. 4D
J.&D.
J. 4D.

do

(to

Office of Treasurer.
N. Y.. Manhattan Co.

N. Y..Drexcl, M. &Co
do
do
do
do
New York or London.

M.& N.

May
Mch

1

1. 1901

1392
1893
1892

London.
do

4 J.

N. Y., Union Trust Co

eaninga (In '72. $1,180,273.) Bds.gnar.by
T.H.&I..byC.C.&l.C,andP.C.4St.L.

This road and

M.&N.
J.

4J.

A. 4 O.
J. 4.1

7
8
7
9

f.

]'
a

7
7

1^

its

land grants were reoort-

ed to have been purchased by the
Northern Faclflc. Of the whole line 340
miles were completed June, 1872. Extension of S14 miles in progress. See
statement vol. 16, p. 84, W8.
gr.

708,436

acres.

The stocks are

secured by lien.
Leased to Cent. O., at $174,850 besides expenses and taxes. Guarant'd by BaU.& O
•

Formerly Char. 4 Sav. Road opened for
through traffic, March. 1870. Cost of
road and equipments, $3,040,115.

N. Y., H.H.Klmpton. -ept. 1,1889
do
do
Jan. 1, 1889
Macon, by M. 4 W. RR. Jan. 1, 1891 In progress. Slate endorsement declined.
N. Y., Lancaster, B.4Co May 1, 1890 In progress. To be sscmiies.
Philadelphia, office
Jan., 1873 Leased to Phil. & Readl k. (v. 14, p. 6».)
Net earnings year ending March 1,1871,
N. Y..lmo. 4Trad.Bk.
1880
$159,509; Int., $14,700; div.. 4 per cent.
N. Y.,Roddey.Bell&Co, .ran.,l,l»90 In progress, Selma :o Pollard. Ala., lOOm.
N. Y.,H. Iews& Co. Sept. 1,1889 I proz ess, Selmato Memphis.
New York, office.
Jan. 1, 1872 Late Ala. 4 lenn. Rlv. Completed lnl870
do
do
Jan. 1,1861
Receiver appoinled Feb., .8;3 (r. 16, p.
do
do
Apr. 1,1^87
187.)

M. 4S.
.!.& J.
J. 4 J.
f.

Jan., 1909

Charleston, 1st Nat. Bk. Mch'l','l8n

M.'i's.

2X

nnder foreclosure.

This Co. took possessIOB Feb. 7, *72. Gross
N. Y.. M. K JesuD 4 Co Nov.'l5,1872
es' ngs to Peb.'TS. $2.7«,820, net $748,189.
N.Y.,NatI Bk ( Com'rce July 1, 1895
See Keport in v. 16, p. 491
V. Y.,Nat. Bk of C jm'rce
Leased to Pac. of Mo. at $75,000 per year.
m'.&'n. N. Y.,G.Opdyke& Co Nov.',' 1894 $1,000,000 of the first bds, are a mortgage
F.& A.
do
do
Aug., 1902
on 60 miles only (vol. 16, p. 180,)
J. 4 J.
do
do
July 1, 1897
M.&N. N. T.. Jameson, S. & C. Nov. I
N'ov.. 1=72, Ijt. in default.
(V. 15, p. 657.)
J.& J.
N. Y.,3d Nat. Bank.
Jan. 1, 1897
Leased
toT. H. & Ind. at 3,T p. .of gross
' ""

J

J.

8g.

old

1867, for 90years, to Ind. & St. L.
at 30 per cent of gross earnings up to
$3,000,000 (but in no year to be less than
$450,000); 25p.c,on next $1,000,000, and 20
p. c. on all excess. Pref. stock increased
do
do
21 pr. c. Mar., 187J. (v. 14, p. 292. S')7.)
New York office.
Feb. 15.
Net earnings, 1871, $667,319. Controls Cairo
N. Y.. office 122 Broad'ay Aug. 1, 1892
4 F. road. Stock of Ark. Branch,
New York o Loado 1. >1ay 1, 1397 $3,50l),COO.
New York, Co's Office Junell,1895
St.

Land

7

to be

May'l','l912 In progress.
Aug.. 1918 mt. In iiefault. (v.I5,p.551, 69! ; v.16. p.84.)
Fel).15,187s Report shows net earn'gs, 1871-72, $4S2 406.
Sept 1,1880 (vol. 16 p.319.)
Dec, 1874
Dec. 1, 1391
Leased, Jan., 1871. to VI Cent, at full Int.

Feb'.'l'.'lSTS
on pref. stock, and equip, bonds; and
May 1,1880 from IX in 1873 to 7 per cent alter 1879
do
do
Sept 1,1880
on common stock, (v. 15, p. 596, v. 16, p
do
So>'. 1,1902
319.)
Y., London 4 Frank
Aug., 1899 W. div. in progress. L.gr.. $1,600,000 acres.
do
da
May 15,1900 Int. in delauTt, see v. 16. p. 24:.
Main line, T. H. to E. St. Louis, leased

N. Y.. office 13 Wall
do
do
do
do
do
do

7g M.&N.

7
7

SO, 1873,

»;60,319; net. $15,910.

do
do
do

M.&N.
P. .»

Gross earnings yea" ( 'ding S"pt.30, 1872,
$351,919; expenses, 05,909; net earnings
»11S,0I0. Report, v 16, p. 83.
Gross earnings year ending Sept.

Richmond, Office.
do
New York.
New York.
New York and London
N.Y., MercatileN.Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do

J.

18=8
1875
1875

4111I.OO1

500

Net earnings,

J.&D. Colum

7
7

937,500
3,307,000
997,100

1,000

1857
1369

1891

;

J.

1.2011.01 III

6,000,000
1,600,000

1,

& J.
Boston, Office.
•Ian. 1,137:1 Lea»ed to East. RR., 99 yrs, 10 p. c. on f t'k.
M.&N. New York and London, Nov. 1,1889 Operated and controlled by Oa. RK.
M.&N.
do
do
Not. 1,1889 (V. 14. p 386 V. !6. p. 318.)
J.& J. Boston, East. RR. Co Jan.15, 187: Operated by East. RR.
J.'& J.

7

S,00O,it00

leases several roads and It

mk

A.

f.
f.

6,000.000
1,030,000
3,350,000
21.*000. rn,
1.000.000
1,000,000
1.899,000
3,600,000
793,000
120,000
700,000

3.030,000
tao.'M)

150
207
131

Seaboard A Roanoke -stock
80
1st mortgage
Setma A '^'i7/'-l8tM.,guar.i)y Aia.V.'.V.
"46
Btima, Marlon A .tf«tn.-ist M., end.by Ala
BO
"•;"•''. Rome A DaUon—\tl mort
100
3d mortgage. Ala. ,% Tenn. R.R
100
Generil mortg».»c !or$ri,000.(IOO
Sharnokln Vallen A /».>lMi>.— stock
_ist mirtga/B.go'l.on road
and lands...

100
1,000

•M.Hl

Bt.PatUA Pic— First Dlv.— 1st M., lOm ....
1st mortgage, St. P. to Watih.*)tn
2d M. on 8i)ra.& 1 ton l.gr. of 307,300 acres
Geniral M. (neld to retiti! above bonds).
do
sterling

10,000,000
4.000.000

1867
1370

Ist

1st mort.,

879.'iOii

tOCAc

2(1

Prefcrre

*«

1370
1871
l»7i
1369

mortgai^e (series B) sink, fund
2d mortg ge (series C)
2d mortgage (series D)

mortgage

& J.
J.&.I.
J. 4 J.
J.

J.'&'j.
J.& J.

67,7;8
134,439
17S,428
295,500
841,100
130.500
175.000
Jt^.OO)
300,000

company

controlled by the Penn. Conip'y.
which holds a majority of the capital
stock. Net earn ngs, 1W2, »1,967.768. Report to State of Ohio, CnBOKicLK, v. 15,

Phlla., Pa.

mont'ilv

4,000,000
600.000
157,300

1.000

Preierred stock

1st

F.ftA.

7
6
7
7
«
6

M.&X

13«3

10.1

iBt mortgage,
Bt. Louis, Alton

St.

April, 1376
April, 1387
Oct. 1,1392
Itself

l,52-..00O

1,000

501'

!

St Joftejjh

(series

300,000
2,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
650,000
850.000
6,000,000

1854
1810

com

Preferred stock
Eiiuipm^ut mortgage bonds
do
do
do

mortgage

do
do
do
do

51)0,000

d>

Ist
Ist

do
do
do
do

to.
A.&O.
A.«0.

2,000000

Dollar loan

Btt'.lao'l—^Uic:]s.,

1893

Apl. 111. 73 L'sed with United Co.'s of N.J.(v.l6,o.S4B)
Jan. 8, 187.1 Net earnings, year ending Sept. 30. 1573,
July, 1884
{1,183,6:4. gee repsrt la t. 16, p. 317.

3,935,450

•B7-'

181
181

D la'lUle—Stock

5)

&c
&c
&C

1,000

i?!H99fl(aar <fc .S.'zra*07a— Stock
1st mortgage consol (for $3,0)0 000
ife

Ac

300&C

do

Phtradelphla Office.
iPhila., 4 Boston,

This

3,011(1,00

50O&C

a S o

9d mortgage.,
Bridge (O. & P. KB.) mortgage
A O. conscruc bonds
P., K.
Bqulpmmt bonds
PUtsb., Va. (ft C7Aar;«s/o/i— Ist mortgage..

m

5tl

A.

3,50s,l

100

18<2
18S2
18 >3
13«3
18;2

.

PlI/moiltli.K'ln.k.A

5)

181)3

J. ft J.

«

5'

100

^S

6

50
50

1000
lOO&c
1871
18«J
18 a

310.500
400,000
1.000.00(8
500,0110

1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000

,

mortgage, Sc,m'><Miv. & Ina. re org...
4 tT'W iric 1)1 V. b mils
PtUstnirgitCoiiHeUm.—l'lmortg&st
3d mortgage, Balto. loan
Ist mortgage. Turtle Cr. Div
tiunb., Ft \V. <t (7«c.—StooH. guaranteed..
Spei^ia' impr. atocK. guar
1 -go)
1st mortgage (series A;
Col.

do

var.

Q-J

h. J.& J.

11,485,750

1,000

special to Pa. liR

do

do

J.&D.

7

l.oun

18i>6

TltiKl>;Oin.A SI. Loiltf-itock (17,000.000)..
Preferred atocK (»(.0O0.ncu

Philadelphia Office.
June, 1911
Philadelphia 4 London. June, 1911
Philadelphia Office,
June, 1311
J.&l).
do
do
June, 1911
do
do
J. & J.
Jan. 1,1893
J.tk.l.

6g.
I'-

876.000
'.0.500.000

1873
1872

do
do

d3
do

J.&D.

7

63i,'i00

A

rce'iloH— Slock
PMUl., V/Um. Jc .SuK.-Stoc;
1st mortgajfe. convertible
FlaiD bond4 loan
Pha<i<Ml>hl<l

11.110,000
7,000,000

A.&O.
M.4S.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.

.

<

F.4 A. Philadelphia, Treasurer. Feb., 1873 Leased. Feb., 1863, to North. Cent, at 7 p. c.
4. 1.
do
do
July. 1901
on bonds and 6 on stock.
* D. N. Y.,Bank of N. A. June 1.1881 Net
earnin.;8 1871, $23,624. Cost, $2,000,000
A. 4 0. N. Y., "'arm. L &T.C0. Oct.,189<i
A.4 0. N. Y., N. Bk Commerce. Apr. 1, 1888 Net revenue, 1871, $31,;i2. Int. pald,$3«.80«.
J.
J.

J.'i'j.

H.H.,E. S. Seranton

M.4B.
I

do

dp

*Co

v. 16. p. 461.

_„

Jan!"l871 Leased to N. Y. & v. HaT«u at $100,000 par
Sept. 1,1880
yenr. (y. 14, p. 621.)

April 23,

THE CHRONICLE.

UI3J

666

EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Sabacrlber*

DESCRIPTION.

Sioux CUy it Pacific— Ut moTt
ai mortjiJiffe (juovornment Hiibaldv)..
StonxCUi/ tfe St. Iaul—\»t inort., Kold.l.
Ist mortgige, currency for $2.1w,U0i).
Sf>mer»et-~lst mortgage .gold.
South OaroHna— StocK,
1st mortgage, Htfrlln^ loan...

gr.

.HI
242
212

do
dollar bOMls, L..
24 mortgage (for »3,(100,000).
DomeBtlc oonds (U)

1868
1812
62.'67

Domestic bonds (I)
Domestic bondf^ (K).
South db No. .4/o&rtma— Preferred stock.
Ist mortgage, endortted by Ala
South Side i£. /.)— 1st mortgage

l,n29,0«l

nn&c

l,n28.'200

1,000
1,0WI

900,000
1.240,U(U
490.000

"ioo

9,819,'275

Tar

1.49a ,-,37

500

Sullivan

Mounlatn (N. K.)— Ist mort
(6 Krie—Ut mortgage, conv.,

8. f.

Summit ^ancA(i\».)— Stock
1st

mortgage

Sunburu

<e

1st

1".—Stock

>:2I,000

1,419,500
-6,000

7
6

'i,m
i.ooo

Itfll

ico&'c

1»70
1868
1868

1,00V

223
•as
7
29
20

1R70
1870
1865

1,000
i.ooo
1,000

•20

1865
1870

200&C

var

100
1.00

100
81

mortgage

2d mortgage
Syrac. (fe Chenango Valley— \%l M. gold.
Taunton i?r«/icA— Stock
lerre UautCit IiidtanapoUa—BtocTt

•1
..

68
11

*

mortgage (W. Dlv.)
mortgage (E. Dlv.)

227
10
S2S

1,000

KOO.OOO

500&C
1,000
i',6oo

1.S70

i/HX)

1871

1,00

1870

1,000

5004c
500*C
500&C
500&C
2)i
29
10S9
1039

506ic
100
1,000
l.CTO
'67- '69

DonMs, sterling, €500,000...

1,1

«)

1SG9
1871
1866

1,000

'66-7-8

.1.000

1870

1,(X»

500&C
100

1868
1871

73

Bonds, guar, by Vt. Central
Ml-sisqaoi RU. boi'ds
Vermont Central— etoct
Ist mortgage, consol
ad mortgage, co.isol
Kqulpraent 'cans
Standatead, S. & Chambly bonds
New bonis (to pay lloating debt)
yertnont it J/«s.*.— stock
Ist mortgage, (aink'g fuid $7,000 per yr.)

1866
1366

1887
1872
1865

Con verilble bonds
do
do
Kermont Valley—2d mortgage
yicksb. <t J/«Wrf— lat series (red endorsed).

2d series (blue en orsed)
Sd do
(black endorsed)
4th do
(not endorsed)
Special loan. fundi gmortgige
I

1.000

100
lOddtc
500

1854
1166

500&C

18S6
1866

1,00(1

47X
35
!7

1871
1870
1871
1871

1004c

•

Western y. CaroHna— 1st mort. (E. Dlv.)...
Western PennsylKanta-Ut mort
Ist Mortgage. Pittsburg Branch
West Jersey -stocX
Loan of 1883, guar, by Cam. A Amboy
1st mortgage loan
Isc mortgage, consolidation
West IFtoc— lat M., gld, s. f., 1. gr.. conv...
1st riiort.. L'oid extension coup, or reg. .,
Whitehall it Plattshurg—\t,t mortgage
Wilmington. Col. <t .^»i7.— 1st mortgage
Wll.,Charl.ARutturrd—\atmoTtgdLga
Wllminfjton ifc Read.—\st mort
2d mort.. coup, or reg
Wilmington <e IFeMon— stock
Sterling bonds.;

Sinking Fnnd bonds, gold
inim. it Went. (Del.)— 1st mortgage
wUconain Central— IhI M., gold, L. grant.
IrorcMMr <t Iva^hua stock

—

Bonds

($12e/)0U 7 p. G.)

IOO

f

"i'

V. 15, p. SOS.

July, 1890
Aug., 1901

May,

do
do
do

1890

1901

1887
1885
1875

Operates 55m of road. In year etidlnjr
Sept SO, 1871, gross earnings were $487,78» ,
ne'. $260,497: Int.. $163,211:
$27,600; surplus, $30,830.

4

lease rent,

guar by RRs. ualng T.TT.

Phlla.,

J.'&D,

;

Boston, E. ulake

4

(V. 76. p. 293.)

Co. Junei',187a Leased to Vt. Cent., B p.c, on atock. T. IS

8

p.

aw.

7

"i'

,1
,1

4
4

The company mad»
D.

Boston, Globe Nat Bank Nov. 1.

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do
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do

0.

M.4N.
J

,1

4 J.

4

7 f
7 f

.1
.1
.1

.1
,1

6

.1
1

8
6

A

6 f

,1

4
«

6
7

O.

1

4,1.
4,1.

& J.
4,1.
4 J.
4 J.
4.1.
4.1.

40,

4

J.

M .4

8.

F.4A.

(V. 15, p. 83«, V. 16, p. 188, 21»)

I

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do
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.Tan. 1,1810

Chboniclx,

V. 14, p. 764.

'Jaa.l.r""
I

1880

N.r.,Farir,?rB' l,.4T.Co.' Apr. 1, 1890 Stock, $1,000,000. Opened Anguet, ISTl.
U,l1:*a
Uaa.t Bank
Ra.itr
tOtU!
Bull's Head
Conpletc'd i5 inl'es, June, 1872.
1896
Philadelphia, offlce.
Apl. 1, 1891 Old de ts retired by this Issue. (T.14,p.«28).
Income b tnds amount to $63,400. Int.
N. y.,Soutter4 Co.
d faulted, lApril, :87J, on M. 4 W. P.
do
do

do

do
Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
Qo
do
do
do

A.40.

"6g J 4 J.
7g M.4N.
J

4.1.

Q-J.
.T

4J.
4 J.

J
v«irioaa

1

1,

.Ian., 1890

—

do
Ma cil,1883 Camden to Cape May. Salem 4 Swedesdo
boro, 126m, Net earnings, 1871, $244,511.
Jan., 1396
do
Oct., 131Y-or and London Jan. 1, 1386 Com')leted Feb., 1872. L. gr.,1.12S,0(»a».

4
4

8
7
7

1

Jan.
Jan.

.

New
New York t'fflcj ot Co.
New Yor
Baits.. Safe Deposl~j C .
New York.
J 4.1.
A.40. Phlla., DeHavcn 4 Uro
,1

bonds.

1890 In progresa trom Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
to Wllliaaiaport, Md., 80 ii., and Relay to
1890
llalto. 7m. An< ual report for last fiscal
year given In CnKONioLn. v. 15. p. 5M,
Jan., 1890
showing gross earnings of $197,707.
Jan., 1890
.Ian., 1890
Jan.,19ti>.
p. ... ,
,Ian. 1, 1S90 ,
Philadelphia, OlHcc.
Apr. 1. 189:! Leased to Pa. RR. Stock, $1,022,450. Coet
of road, 4c., $3,730,263. (T. 14. p. 628.)
do
do
Ian. 1, 1896
Camden, N.J. Go's office Feb.l7,18;i< Con.'ol. of several roads and brant-bes.

Bait., Citizens N.

4,1.

7

«4T

$169,522.

1,1385

Bank Oct., 1859 Leased till 1875 to Rutland RR.
Bank Jan. 1, \m ^etearn'.syr ending March 1, 1871 were
do
$36,505 as shown In annual report in
Jan. 1.13*1

do
do
do
do

A.40.

J.
J.
J 4-1.
J. 4 D.

I'?'•

Leases Troy * Qreenf. till completion of
Hoo ac Tunnel. Net earnings, 1871-73,

A ,40. M
N. V
Y..

A 4

A.40.
A, 40.
A &0.

6

183
1,1872
1183
I
1, 1879

default, Sept. !1, 1S7»,

Kor a snrumary of atoc .holders proceed

Ings, &c,, ),ce CHRoNict.a, T. 15, p. 460,
490, 593, S04 ; T. 16, p. 292.

y., Continental
Phlla., Glrard Nat

4,1.

A.&0.

1876-77

Nov.
July
July
July

do
do
do

J.

A,.l

1891

office.

A .411. N.

.1

7

do
do
do
do

Boston,

4,T.
4,1.
4,1.

A.40.

(.(KIO

500,000
2,625,000
1,425,400
310,300

Nov. 1,1898

rectors elect-d in Sept., 1872. T. ;5, p. 498.
Annual report to State of Ohio for year
endmg .lune SO, 1872, sea Cubokiolb,'

J.'4J.

4.1

221,40,1
710.0111

1903

Aug., 1889

Safe Deposit Co Apr. 1, 1910
Gross earn'gs in "72, $3,392,605. oxp. $4,80n,.
N. Y. 4 Boston.
579, net, $4,092,0;6
In '71. gross $7,521,682exp.. $3.(10(1,566. To al land sales to ,. pi
6
0. S Treas., at maturity
7
A. 4 0.
N. Y. 4 Boston.
1, 1873. 70 ,431 acres, for W.( 08,(80—aver
1887
aite $4.?7 per acre.
10
M.& 8.
do
Sept. 1874
(v. 16, p. 154, liO
A.4 0.
London.
292.825. 315. 46:.)
April, 1896
l« M.
4 N. N. Y., Company's ollce M'lv 1, 1895 Late Atchison and Pikes P. Projected
'250 niil'S altotreLher.
!l«
n. 8. Treas. at maturity
1896-7-8
.»!. Y., Jay Cooke &
7
J.'ii J.
Co, July 1, 1890 Stock. $5110.000. Co-tof road 4c. $1 ,000,000,
3
J. 4 D.
iJtIca.
Jan, 1873 Formerly Biack Uiv. 4 Utlca. Not earn.1. 4 J.
ings, 187J-71, $9li.;90.
7
Dtlca4N. Y.
July, 1878
J. 4 J.
do
7
do.
July, 1891
A.ii'o.

6g.

1.139,100
225.438

723,600
1,456.200
618.700

do
do
do

Feb., 1907

i

.

Issued by Tioy

4,7.

1,2.50.000

.:::

A.4 0.
M.4N.
M.4S.

,1

lOO&c
lOO&c

lOSAc

4N.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

F.4 A. N.Y.,A.B.Baylls,Trustee
J. 4.1. N. Y.,Nat. Bk of Com.

J

2..5I10.000

1<>71

A.
N.

.1

1.000

iari

M.
?«.

J.

7

1867
1868

lOJ

4

F.4
M.4

7
7

500&C

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

M.4 N.
J.

7g.
7g.f.

717,^00
850,000
130,000

,0' 10,0(10

N.Y.,Kldd,Plerce4Co

F.'4A.

i

187(1

1870

7
7
7
7

'29.S.'aiin

1,351,700
400.000
1,000.000
998,000
4,000,000
610,000
250.000
3,200.000

1.000
'

Q.-F.

7

,1

500&C

50

W

7f.

1861
1866
1869
1871
187i
1868

500&C
500&C

;

.1

1

Leased bv Penn. RR.
Leased to Del., Lack.

:

«

lOO&c
.iOO&c

A.'

550,000
200.000
150,001

500«;c

(V 14, 0. 6)8.)

1, :S7f'

Oct. 1,18 (1
Se?t..5,1872
1879

F.
J.
J.

,1

1865

July

Co

4 W. KU Co

4 West.
do
4 0.
do
.I.4D.
do
do
Dec, 1887
4 A. N.Y., Union Trust Co. Aug., 1891
I'4 J.
Boston Oftice.
.Ian. 1, 18;S (V. 13, p. 333; v. 14, p. 43.)
6
4 J. N.Y„Fannprs' L.4T.C0 Jan,20 137. Set earnings In 1871, $110,933. Dlvld's. IJ
per ct. for some year*, (see v. 14, p. 932.)
do
7
A.4 0.
do
July, 1»Ea tern dlvlalon. S'ate line, Ind. to Peoria
Ills., mm.
Western division, Peoria to
Jan., 1870
Wa saw. 117ra. Cot of road about
r.4 A. Uew York Co 'a office Feb'.l,'l896 $11,000,000. The 2d mortgage W. Dlr.
7
bond are convertible Into lat preferred
J. 4 V.
do
7
do
Dec. 1,1891
A.*'>.
stock or into consol. bonds.
do
7
do
Apr. 1.1S86
rto
M.4 N.
7
do
May a. 1910
J 4D,
do
7
do
Junel, 1901
In 1»7I gross revenue was $5,736.665 operating ezpenae.> and (axes. $3,776,827 net
m!4 N. N. Y.,Kldd,P. 4 Co. May.'isTS
"sji
revenue. $l.»i9.83;. Q(os< earnings in
F.4 A.
do
7
do
1890
F. S', A.
1870.
7
do
$4,544.6(0;
do
1890
ope a In ' expenses,
F. ft A.
do
$3.236.i6l; net revenue, $1,308,37*. The
7
do
Aug. 1883
Hannth^il 4 Naples and other roads fol7
M.4 N. N. Y., Metropol. Bank.
1890
lowing
It
F.4 A. N. Y.,Kldd,P. 4 Co.
In the table are leased by T. ^.
7
1882
with an obligation o (ay Intereat
M.4 N. N. Y., Metropol. Bank,
7
4
1878
on their bo ds. New mort. oi ;8,illsto
M.4 N.
do
do
7
1878
steel
M.4
pav
for
N.
do
do
May
I,
ratla.
See annual report
7
1893
publisried In CHBO.vrcLK, v. 14. p. 7*i. DiM.4 N.
do
7
do
1883
7
7

2

200,000
400,000
30o,aio
300,000
600,000
875.000
1,000.000
1,400,000
8 10.001)

Philadelphia.
W. Painter 4

Phlla.,

N.y., U.L.

2,86).00il

1,2)

1872
1S70

40.

7

50.000

mortgage, unendorsed

t.

1.500,000
2.000,000
500,000
2,500,000

700.000
1,250,000
750,000
600,000

2d mortgage, endors. by Baltimore
2d m>rtgage. endorsed by wash, t'ounty.
ad preferred mortgage, unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore

do

1,600,000
1,6(W,0"0
500.000
1. 754.2 i.t
200.000
675,000
4,0 10,000
3,000 000
1,000,000
900,000
5,000,000

1,000

168

A.

t.

208.

7

500&C
lOO&c

.

J. 4,1.

7

427.0(10

680.000
400 001
36.745.001
27 .'236.1 '2
27.V36,5ia
8,963.000
10.000.000

I.ooo

H66 IW&e

6

7
7

.3,000.000

'66-'69

4

1872-76

1
7
3

666,000
300,000
300,000
650,000

a.i'iO.dOO

Utica,

do

675,000
22S,000
i,soo,aio
1,100,000
250,000

i'.ooo

Onion Pacific, Central Branch— \6t M.,gold
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Cnion (6 jrii«*r«/e— Ist mortgage
Otica (t Black Hiver—sloc\i
Ist .M. bonds or July 1868
Mortgage bonds, ".id issue

Ist

-250,000
15,000,000
1,000,000
900,000
2,500,000
2.496,000
500.000
800.000
l.OOO.OOO

2,300.000
600,000
2,700,000

„

mortgage

00

Vari.
Varl.

:;omplrted Sept., 1873, operated byL,*ir.
(V. 15, P.4M.)
N.Y.,Drexel. M. * Co Jan"l,'lS«)
N. Y., GallHtln Bank. Mch 1,1887 Net earnings, l>72, $299 626. Roa-I cbaasad
hands. Jan., 1871. (v. 15, p. 692.)
BroolUyri, Atlantlii B'k Oct. 1
N. Y., Vermllye 4 Co Aug. 1, 1899 Ket earnings year ending Sept. SO, ItTi
do
$109,021.
do
Mar. i,'82
May 1,1900 In progres". ottnmwa to Ced. Raplda, la,
N. Y.,P. M.Myer8 4Co.
L. iir. l.'»2,000 ac. Int. In deiault April I,
1878-88
do
Receiver appointed, (t. 19. p. 657, 891.)
do
1890
Mch 1, 19' In progress. (Jost 10 Jan. 1, lS72,$l,2a»,4W.
Sept. 1.1880 (T. 14, p. 628)
Savannah, Cent, RB., 0» Dec, 1872 Leased to Ceuirel Oa. Dlvldenda • per
cent a yr, to every 10 per cunt on Cent.
Macon.
Oa.sto.k. (V. 14, p. 74.)
i886

F.&A. N.y., Farm.L. 4T. Co. Feb., 1900 TralBc cruaraniee of 25 per cent trom CI,
F.4A.
Col., C. 4 I. Railroad.
do
do
Feb.. 1900
Cost of road and eqnipmen', $902,468.
J.& J.
New York.
1874
M.4 N. N. Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk Nov.l.r-S6 Coal road. Completed In 1871.
F.4 A. Philadelphia 4 Boston. Fen. 15,187.1 Coal road. Net earnings, 1871-T2, $246,915

g

350,000

1.000

J50&I

"Y

2,5ir2U50
145,000
1,200,000
2,031,156 4
1,695.825
270.000
500.000
450.000

1,988150

1,000

.

tTineland, (.V.,7.>— 1st

n

800,000
3,000,000
1,703,000
1,000,000
1,800.000
1,600,000
1.300,000
1,500,000

1,1 '00

..m

Walkill Valley (»Vr.)— 1st mortgage
Wentcheeter ,6 Phila.—\st mort., new
Weatern {Ala.)—\at mo't. (Mont. & W. P.).
Western UR , bds, bef or.- consolidation
"iA M., on consol. road, guar, by Cent. Ga
WeHtern Maryland —lat M., end. Bait. City

1,('<U.000

so

i,uoi'

.T

Chenango tfe Sus. V. —stock
Vermont <6 Caiuida— stock

7
1 e.

lOO&e

M

Omaha bridge

1,000

i,aio
lOO
IOO
100
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
1,000

1867
18T4
IS^g
1868

—

SOOA'

10(1

75

Troy Union— lit mort.. guar. "Troy City
Tuckertoa—\6t mortgage
Wnion Pacific stock
lat mortgage, gold. on road and egulp't..
2d mortgage (government subaidy)
Land (irant bonds on 12.000.000 acres
Income bonds for tlO.oa i.OOO

1,(KX)

A,
F.

?«•

1,252,000
6,5,'«)
a<,noo
3,877,300
50,000
399,000
300,000
3,i«),000

180

Lafayette, Bloom'ton& Miss— lat
Haiin. & Cent. Mo., Ist mortgage
do
do 2d mortgage
Lafayette. Muncie J^ Bloom't., Ist Mlrt.

,

1.0(K)

M.4 N.

4 0.
4 A.
M.4 8.
M.& N.
It. A. 4 O.
7
J. 4 J.
M, 4 8,
J«- M.4 8.
I'- J.&D.

00

41
75
167

mortgage, (Uecatur & E. St. Loms).
Hannibal tt Naples— Ist mortgage
do
do
2d
do

3d mortgage
8d mortgage
Couverttble bonds

1870
1S71

167
180
31

Ist

mortgage

3,!'4(

II

;

.I.'*'.I.

l.BUO.OCO

i,m

lUJ

"75

mortgage (Tol. & 111.)
Istmortgage (L.Erie, W.&fit.L.)
Ist mortgage ((it. W'fn of '59,)
1st mortgage (Unin. & Tol.).
Ist mortgage (111. & S. Iowa)
2d mortksge (Toi.A Wab.)
2d mortgage (Wub. & W't'n.)
2d mortgage (Gt. W't'n of '59.)
Biinlpment bonds (T.&W.)
Consol. mortgage, conv
New mortgage, gold ($5,000 000)
lat

— 1st

1867
1871

116K 1866
llOX 1864
116X 1866

2d mortgage ( w.Dlv.) convertible
Consol. mort. (for |a,200,U(X))
niortgase (Burl Dlv
Tot., Wab.it WeMern— stock
Preferred 7 percent stock

'Jroy th Boston

J.

4 J.

;

7
7
7

€00,000

1,000,

217
247
217

2d Preferred

4,:00.000
a.'asoooo
1.000,000
1,500,

"so

80
73

tst mortgage
Tol., Peoria
IFaraaio— stock
1st preUerred
1st
1st

1

»«

862,(100

900
500

iS72
1869

Stockn,
laatUlvl'd.

bom.

Block paid in $1,788,000. Net earnlnn iMt
N. Y., Nat. Park Bank. lan. 1,
U. S. 'Treas. at maturity Jan, 1,1896 year, $111,528. Cost of road, 4e $1 ftM.ODOCompleted Oct., 1872. Lands. <;>,68a adPei.
N. T„MetropoU. N. Bk.
Stock, $a30J,0uu.
do
do
Nov.; 1901
June, 1891 In progress. Leased to Maine Central.
opi-rat
q'.-'f. Charleston, S. W.RB.Bk. May, 187. O OSS earningaln l<r7'2, $',iui,2i'
I'lg expenses $'<.'i6,109:
J. 4 J.
London.
net earning*,
$5(5,105 (an Increaa- of $99,522. ver ibll)
J. 4,1.
New York.
18g2-8a
andt>ta n'-t lucoiiie. $>:j',.u6; InterrSt
A. 4 0.
do
Oct. 1, 19K
payments, $417,824 balance, $lS7,3al. (T
J. 4J.
Charleston,
1874
A.4U.
April, 18»
do
16, p. 4S2.)
J. 4 J.
do
1880 4 1S».
J.
J.

7

"ioo

1870

an

ZewiatoTi— Ist mort

Birrac.Bingh.dkN.

4

v\

M.4N.
I'- M.4N.

1
e

com

Sprinaf, dk Im.
2d luortgage. gold
bter'ung

6
6

921.900

Guaranteed stock
In'o i^tock ac par.
b jnds.conv. at 87H
S. i.— Ist mort., gold

by

I

Principal,

when Due,

Where Pavable and

Cent.

SOOAc

BomU,

OR DIVIDENDS.

I

pert Payable.

itftudlng.

Company bonds, conv,

UU

When

1,5(10.(100

lat M.. extension (convert, from 18J.Mo*7r
Southern Central (y.y.)—\Bt Mortgage...
2d ui. gold c»4 «i,000 end. by Lehigh V.R.R.)
South. Iowa (ft Cedar Itapids—Ul M., gold.
Southern JUttinesota~\at mortgav^'.
2d mortt^c
Southern Pennfiyloania— lat M.gld.,
ad mortgage, gold

Muscogeti

Rate

Out-

1871
1811
1871

.

INTHRIiBT

Amount

Miles
of

For explanation of all references, see Road 'Si
loot notes on Ist page of RR. Tables.

8outhti}eiitern,\(ia.)~StOQ^,

LIST.

eonfer a great f>Tor by glylng n» Immediate notice ot any e-ror dUcovered In ogr Tabl«».

wrlll

.-.

do

do

1902
1873

4

Lease J to Vt. Cent-, at $20,000 pr yr
tu.
1900 Income bonds of $50 ',00o also issued.
Sold under loreclosure. (v.I6, p.'C92.S.^6,4B3.}
1887-97
$180,701 ; ost to Nov., 1871,
O"t.,l''00 Floatin-.r deD
(V. i:. n. 6'8.>
$2,680 462.
Jan., 1902

June,

,

Col. 4 Augusta
at 6 per cent on Etoc.it. In 1873, and
afterwards. Lesae.- a<l.unes all llablU

Leased Dec

London.
do

NY., N.Bk of Republic
Phlla. 4 5Vllinlngton.
Boston Office.
Worcester, Office.
6q
do
.

issi

1836
1396
Jan. 1,1892

July

1872, to Wll..

Road
7

ties.

(V. 16, p. 21.)
iSTS.

Completed, Oct.,

Stock paid, $390,000

1, I'lOl

Jan..

1, 'TS

UU4U67

Netearnlncs'n-'TaWlN.ilM. (T.U, p.
T. 16, p. 188.)

$6;

THE CHUONICLE.

566

®l)e

Exports of I^eadlUK Article* from flew ITorli.
The followingtable.compiledtromCustomHouse returns, shows

OTommercial ®tme0.
Friday Night, April

35, 1873.

have been the leadweek,
ing features of trade in domestic products during the past
but more especially in those for which there is an export demand.
The active realizing process, which a stringent money market has
enforced for soma weeks, has been (ollowud by a reaction, and in
example.
staples, where it was least expected— Indian corn, for
The comparatively rare event of a simultaneous advance in cotton,
breadatuffs, provisions, naval stores and petroleum has been
prices,

and in some cases

the exports of leading articles from the port of New York since
1, 1873, to all the principal foreign countries, and also the
totals for the last week, and since January 1. The last two lines
show total values, including the value of all other articles besides
those mentioned in the table.

January

(COMMERCIAL EPITOME.
Higher

activity,

1

rsaaa

.,.:

^

^riu-jcnoooco--

t-cot

.

so rN

J

-^J-

O

i-l

(N CO

20 per

weight.

ct.

-^

_..

-rfS

«—

^J^ ..>

O tC t—

r-iTOTj-

(7<

t-o c-^Vcd t-ci l-'-^t-

O

«. .A

no. percent

And

tlie

215,225,602
15 775-1000

621,468
12 854-1000

Philadelphia

Baltimore

.^

**\

g^

sint-oat-a^towocowj;pi^Oi

O

M"^

©I

1-1

,"

to.

^^"°'Si

:S
(SCO

•
•

aiwow^in-^oD
in -* CO o
t-

-g"

>-' ti"

coco

pv

'O lO
th
•

w

.

172.180,482
15 775-1000

oic
.

•

t-dt-o

•

t-

^ai

-ooot
l-.Tj'O

SS

:

ft

cttn

4 t-

1,536,097

747.665
317,165
346,000

428,029

3,459,925
817,075
..

2,618,850

.

(OSs«>

•

t-"

in

iri

?'8

8SS

:S§

1872.

2,059,095

0>

mo "

OCO

,

331,4.30

328,294

'

• i-( r?)
•

Total
Increase

-*^

07

ofif.

1873.

Boston

.

I—'-^

•-<

.iiS»-'O0s-*int:!0

r-Yesc ending March 1-^

At
New York

in

1,263,656.084
1,091,474,602

following will show the Eastern packing as represented

by the receipts of swine

CjO

t—

.^a -^v

_..,

D«00

ncrease

^ T* '^^CO

"-i

CO

•

3gJ

Net weight.

1,579,568,854
1,364,343,258

5,456.004
4,834,536

.

o«oc
— -q<^ tCO

,(N

0-, T-i

878-3
871-2

-.
.^
^^^
m 3: ;* X * 'T 30_M_

X: t-

^'V-v

g>

:

Gross

in ^O "?

.0

K

-GOO* L-oTrH
C050
^"

ise* ci

No. hogs
packed.

.ioo5ocn-Vf-o;t-t-

as

witnessed. It^pay be attributed in part to speculation, but legitimate influences have contributed. In foreign merchandise, the
course of affairs has been less favorable, though not witUout redeeming f'jatures. The complete resumption of the navigation of
the Great Lakes may now be daily expected, but it is stated that
the Erie Canal will not be open till the 12th of May.
There has been some speculative excitement in pork and lard,
with large sales for immediate and future delivery, and prices have
materially advanced, though latterly showing less buoyancy. In
pork there were reports of a " corner" against sellers for April,
but in lard a strong speculative movement was indicated. Box
meats have been quiet. The following comparisons of the hog
packing in the Western states are collated from the report of S.
D. Maxwell, Superintendent of the Cincinnati Chamber of Com-

merce

[April 26, 1873.

Pork has continued to advance, and there has been a pretty
good business at times. New mess has sold at $30 on the spot,
$19 50 for May, $19 70 for June, and $19 75 for July Western
prime mess lias been quoted at $18@18 50, and extra prime at
$15 50. Lard has ruled decidedly higher on the spot and for
future, and there has been a good degree of activity noticeable
prime Western has sold on the spot at 9|c, for May delivery
at 9|, for Juno at lO^c, for July at lOic, and for August at
lOfc. Bacoa has baeu firm, but rather quiet; long clear has
sold at 9jc. for early delivery, and long and short clear together
at 10c , while some business in city long clear for the first half of
May has been reported at 10c. Cut meat.i have been generally
quiet dry salted shoulders for short delivery have sold at 7^0.,
and dry salted hams at llj. Beef has been in good steady demand for new at unchanged prices, and there has also been some
inquiry for old which has sold at $5 35 for mess. Butter has
been in pretty good demand, but increasing receipts of new have
caused a decline in prices. Cheese has been weak with a fair demand at the lower prices. To day there was a decided pause,
little was done in pork, and lard receded i® Jc. under sales tojrealize
profits from the late advance, au4 prime Western closed at 9f@
9f c. spot, April and May 9|@10o. for June, and lOJc. for July.
Cheese lower,
Siiort clear bacon sold at lO^c. for May and June.
with sales of fair to choice factories for export at 13@15c.
Hides lower and more active, at 35c gold for dry Bueaos Ayres.
Metals have been quiet.
There has been a material decline in ocean freights, especially
by the British steamers, which may be attributed to the increased
extent of room on the berth. Liverpool and Glasgow have
witliin a few days taken large quantities of grain at 6@6id. for
corn, and 6| @6id. for wheat and rates for cotton to Liverpool
have declined to 5-16@|d, by sail, and |(a7-16d. by steam, with
bacon at 40s. and cheese at 503. Grain charters to Cork for
orders have been at 7s., and to Plymouth direct, 6s. 6d. Petroleum charters have been quiet till yesterday, when a number
were made, including an American ship to Havre, with crude, at
5s. 6d a British bark with refined, to the continent direct, at
48. 3d., and a North German bark with refined to Bremen at
To-day the Liverpool steamers took corn at 6d. and
4g. 6d.
cheese 45s., showing weakness.
Refined petroleum has advanced to 30ii330ic. on advices of
reduced stocks in the German markets a large business in naph
thahas been reported this week at lOJiSlOJc.; crude petroleum
quoted at 10c. in bulk strained rosin was down to $3 30, but recovered and closed firm at $3 30@3 35. Spirits turpentine sold
down to 53c., but recovered to 55c. Tallow in better demand at
8 1516d@9c. for prime. Whiskey declined to 90i@90ic. Wool
steady, with more activity at private sale, including a large line of
California Fall clip in the range of 18@33c.; domestic clip at 50®
53c. Lard oil advanced to 78c. for prime Winter.
Tobacco has been quiet. Of Kentucky leaf the sales have been
only about 900 hhds.; prices firm and the demand fair; lugs 7@
Seed leaf also quiet; sales include crop of 1870,
8c,; leaf 9®14c.

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SOc; 100 cases Massachusetts and Connecticut at 33@50c., and 233
cases Pennsylvania on private terms. Spanish tobacco is lower,
leading to rather more business skies 500 bales Havana at 77^.
(p|l JXii, coxiency, duty paid.

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Import* ofLeadtnie Article*.
TUe foUowinj? table, ttoiupiled from Caatom House returns
suovva tlie foroij^a imports of leading articles at thin port
Jau. 1. IS7;J, aiil for the same period of 1872 and 1871:

when not

[Thoqiiftiutty is irlven In piickai^eB

Same

Same

lime

Since
Jan. 1.

Same

time

time

time

18i'3.

1871.

1873.

1873.

1871.

1

Same

Clilua

4.166

5,739

Karlhcnwaro.... H 13i
Glass
207,2^2

Glassware
Glass

a.osj

itlate

Button)
Coal, tons
Cocoa, bogs

3.1'J(J

S'J7»

7.612
619,5-.5

2,4 i.

3,163

1

Cocton, bales
Drugs, &c.—

8,93-1

Blea powders...
Brlnistune, tous
Cochlueal

Cream Tartar.
Gaiiibier

Arabic..

ladtgo

11, -201.

8,u;

7.9Ut
1,292
81'

4,S4(>

;,192
1,407

3il,713

Steel

3.0S!

Tlu.boica

Madder
O.ls, esBOiitlat.

3->!

221i

ll.»8S

13,757
501
19,263
13,082

Oli.OUvo

Opium

20i

Soda, bi-carb..

2J,«1

Soda

1-1,401

sal

Soda, ash

;7.7c9

riai
Furs

2,2j1
4,13:
3.503

ii,M

59,833

617

480
7,816
l!,inO
3,001

Hair
bales...

.

Hides, &c.~Bristles

Hides, dressed.,
ladla rubber.,,
Ivory
Jewelry. Ac-

Jewelry
Watches
Linseed

4,351
30,2.33

655

Uolaases

Wlucs, &<.—

5(8'

3,.">68

Spices, &c.—
Cassia

Ginger
Pepper

18, 153

1,451

Saltpetre
1,353

38l->

422

2,119
498

:07,3SI
23 677

193,.*

339,!>;9

29,195

43,621

1,300

1

,720,291

537.643

371, 915

5-25,369

481.327
30,740

3;,U94
1,458

963

56,720
CliairipHg'e,bks.
ei.s-M
40.391
60,347
41.814
1,331 ; Wines
33jiil4
11,885
19.736
8.123 Wool, bales
Articles
reported
1.633
138
by viilue—
«790.9«.'> «595,S56 1533,934
10,971 Ciifurs
18,783
80.00:
715 Corks
29.871
319,1XM
49S.ti92
421.1115
S'i,»52 Faiicygoods
135,899
172,923
13,;i« Fish
150,987
12,811 FriiiU, &c.—
l|ia,772
151,751
110.
Lemons
6,1.37i
731.177
719.016
716,9»S
1.70!
Oranges
3=12,113
380,999 43''.155
2.55'.
Nuts
471.<i83
6S2.802
)6I,3S6
3,866
Ualsln^
9.18,337
51.0Ji Hides undressed. 4497.514 3,736,30-.
;36,1'-2S
270,159
219.315
Rice

1,3114

1.581

.

143.913
S89.9U8
26.418
1.353

Tea
Tobacco
Waste

1,109;
5411

•M:'i
3." 16

a.iiiol

cloth.,

Charleston....

&

boxes

„liaB8

8,815
1,338
3,081

1,301

989

Hemp,

8.S-2.'-

9.119'

8,10.5

l,8.!l

IM.eo!

1929,6119 8,S0S,:i4S

&

405
37

1

il9,<6

68.079
53,7-3
71.079
361.067
373.972
216,186
Till slabs, Iba.. 1339,863 2,724.755 1,311,3 J3
17.1 59
39,655
39.6U'<
U,J-.( I'.ags
31l,Tii Sugur, hhda., tea.
133,9'20
1)1)18
115,391
144,145
8J3|

1.1,8-.S

2&.

Gunuy

S|)i!Uur,lb«

Sugar,

Hai'k, |*cruvlan.

Gum,

Lead, plKS

8,1-2)

18,<6!l

1,9<C

4'..'.70C

13U.il5

1.381

UU bars..

Iron.

10,11.30

113,12

11,711
S,6i6
3,:37

2 498
1,879
17C.173

New Orleani

158.(r2S

3,630
3.315
313,161

3,.364

Hardware

4.,331

13.1.53
14C.III1

U,U7:

CotTee, baj^s

lsT2.

Cutlery

Kartbeuware—

107.988
38.608
6,6H9
81.793

337.636
5,761
270 066

313.06'.

U

iil,331

150.555
31.385
223,579
37,855

121,232

25,4

39.787
39 759

WoodsCork
Fustic

Logwood
Mahogany

I6.8-'9

241,041

35.7)3

32 633
3;.7K„
183,^7"
53.829

—

«

Receipts or Doiuastlc Produce ror the fVeek aud since

January

The

This
veek.

time

'72.

157

2,201

2.159

Flour.. bbls.
Wiiear..bua.

S!.C53

772.247

613.181
593,399
4,881,383

156,3* 1,330,960
36,015 1,540,418
113,885 3,29!,423
3,33',
60
413.103
28,814
65,63i
1.03J
799
15,869

OaU
Hye

Barley,

Ac

11,931

C.meai.bbls
Cotton.. bales.

t.tSi

89.8.W

5i,90l
57,50:

13,007

8-27,70!

2*,572

305

I,.il9

S2,6M
103
45,351

873.731
5,093
822,415

471

22,369

Cr.turp bbls

403

Solrlta turp.

4;;-.

3,838
17,2;j
151,978

..bales.

No

lidos

Hops,

.bales.

Leather. sides
Molasses, lids.

bbU

Uo.,

Egrs

18,211

810

6.323
J.19J

Tar

16,

12,601

10,117

233,339

437
•115
7,410
276

13,014
4,641

173

esl
1S,;27
46,371
2!,128
58,105
23,766
93.812

Starch
4,239 Srearine
I,07J,36,'i Sugar, bbls
SO Sugar, hhds
29,703 Tallow,pkg8......
261.310

185,965
17.7o8

.-52

(Dressed hogs,

5,61.5

1'26,S34

77,2:3
12,136
193.3 1
9.150
5,269
80.472
9,328

4/0

—

3.114'
11.45:1

89,30-,

197
3,343

Tobacco, i)kg8....
Tobacco, fihds
Whiskey, bbls....
Wool.bnles

Kaval StoresRosin

536

pkge

Rice,

146,540
81,176
157,015

141,216
339,110
141,800
71,153

Beef, pkgs
Lard, nkgs
Lard, k-igs

-.,826

16I,8'25

5,144
8,792
6.538
13.89!
33.162
5,161

4,197

Cutmeats

821.839
92,836

738
36,744
2 .395
39,0b9

801
43.0*2
267
43,938

121

pkgs

Peanuts, bass
ProvlBlon-j—
Uuttor, pkgs....

1,511.760
2,765

Peas.busii..

lemp

Pltcn
Oil t-ake.
Oil, lard

3,l'73

S.tfi
1,314

."^o.

1085.653
301,301
332,313
566 867
313.023
100,363

Mobile

Savannah
-Texas

New

York....
Florida
No. Carolina

Ureat

897,586

581 ,813

3n.699

»7.f.5J

2--2,-21i4

9K.9C8

4!i9,6ia

187.53-2
18>,'298

,

180.111
03 9U9
17,141
48,T3;
348,805
K!,84<

1

11,1189

Virginia
Other ports..

81.067
358.913
43,C49

Total this year

a,ie3,siis|

wUe

Other

Britain. France. For'gD.

1871.

1

"W

165.156
1.078
Ui,l«9

M1,W9

3S,'25S

•22,586
10<,-291

5,315
2,244

81,318
35,i34

918.n4«

163.1*9
1'3.89«

106.8!!l

133.117

1«),6!.3

3-24.0S1
ir;,s:ii

919 191

16S,in

nnjm

c9,-2S:

8«»,563

\\m

NO

MO
4,920
16,027

Stock.

Poru.

Total.

»;7u

35:51?

a4«,^M

4i8i
ia,9«

86.8-33

(1,000

I

Tot)>1 laat yi>ar

....

'3938,140

1411,105

3I3,:C9

4-30,8!8

3045,038

1303,156

464398

1J74,5M

151,494

2<l,8a7

1717,854

W4.733

30«.8ia

The market

the past week for cotton on the spot opened
with an upward tendency, and on Monday qnotations were adbut the business continued comparatively small,
vanced ic
owing in part to the undesirableness of much ot the stock ofTering.
again h' ar complaints that the better grades are scarce and
held above the average of the market, while good ordinary and
ordinary are plenty, and not salable at the ol'cial qnotations.
Late Thursday, Liverpool was rt-ported at a partial decline, and
this was immediately felt in our market, because it was rather
unexpected. To-day there was a fair export demand, but the
tone was quiet, there being no change in the quotations. For
future delivery the business has not been as large as heretofore,
and not-withstanding smaller receipts, firm gold and an easier
money market, there has been some weakness oijservable for the
later month^. The first buniness for September was done on
Monday at 184c., but on ^Vednesday, after change, there was a
sale at 18c., with July 3-16c. and August Jc. below the jirevious
day. On Thursday, however, the two latter months partially
recovered, but again closed weak, especially after 'change. Today there was only a moderate business, and the tran.sactions
mainly for May an advance in October contracts will, however,
be noted, al.so a renewal of exchanges in contracts to a considerable
extent. The prices for futures last reported were (ba-is low middling) 18fc. for April, 18 27-32c. for May, 19 3-16e. for June, 19 5-16c.
for July, 19ic. for August, and 17 25-32c. for October.
The total
sales of this description for the week ere 81,350 bales, including
tree on board.
For immediate delivery the total sales foot
up this week 7,341 bales, including 4,871 lor export, 3,288 for
consumption, 127 for speculation, and ,55 in tran.sit.
Of the
above 491 bales were to arrive. The loUowing are the closing
quotations
;

We

;

:

Since Same
This
week. Jan.l. time '73

Same

Since
.lan.l.

Ashes. ..pkgs.

Corn

1.

have been as follows

receipts of domestic produce

Cl-«>t-

•tnoiaapT.l.

Motala.dsc—

Glass and

CUlaa,

siucb

Ian.
1873.

From the foregotni; gtatemeot it will be seen that, comp«red
with the corresponding week of last season, there is an increa$e in
theexports this week o( 31,901 bales, while the stock«to-nightar«
160,480 bales more than they were at this time a year ago. Th«
following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to April 18. the latest mail dates.
XPOSTaS SIMOB eiPT.lTO—
iioxirTt

otherwlflo Bpccllled.1

since

56^

11.7S9
51.176
11,7)3
64,:'80

11.668
80.318

OOTTON.

:

KCW

Upland and
Ordinary
Good Ordinary

per lb

Florida.

Mobile.

ir.

Low

a...

16*

ft...

a....
i6vei....
i7x<a....

»....

IS

15

'.'%»

Good Ordinary
Middling
Middling

Strict

Teza<

Orleans.

15

ie«'«....

6oodMlddllng

w...

16X'4...

@....

18

13

a...
1S«A...

1S>,I»....

18K»...
;9j«* ..

nx*....

i^js-a....

it'X-*...

31X&....

aixa.-..

"HA...,

Below we give the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands at this market each day of the past week
:

Friday, P. M., April

SALXB.
Con- Spec- Tran-

23, 1873.

Exp't. sump. ula'n

By special telegrams received to-night from the Southern ports,
we are in poasession of the returns sliowing the receipts, exports,
It
&c., of cotton for the week ending this evening, April 2.5.
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
46,373 bales against .55,830 bales last week, 48,945 bales the previous week and 48,637 bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September, 1872, 3,209,898 bales against
2,564,652 bales for the same period of 1871-72, showing an in-

Saturday

Monday.

744
949

Tuesday

8.58

Wednesday
Thursday

435'

Friday

.

'133

38

510
493
818

"64

PBI >».

1

Uood
Tot.l

It.

55

1

405
75'1

"is

•B!0
1,?13

18 <<
IS
15
15
13

1

1

.

.

739

131

1,186

713

Mia-

dUng
l«u

1,459
1

ow

l.«

9.-.5

37

I

Ird'ry. Ord'ry. MIdl'g.

1

i-H
18H

1«^

163^

1

Total

4.871

7,341

55

137

3,288

....

1

For forward delivery the sales (including
free on board),
have reached during the week 81,350 bales (all ow middling or
crease since September 1, 1873, of 645,246 bales. The details of
on the basis of low middling), and the following is a statement of
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corresthe sales and prices
ponding weeks of the five previous years are as follows
hales.
Cts
rsr July.
For April,
bales.
ctfl.
10,-200
cts.
18«
bales.
bales.
cts
300
U5-W
1

:

:

Becelyed

this

week at—

1873.

13.997
5,490
3.684
4.03S

Mobile
Charleston
Savannah

8,329
962
1,735
3,339

Texas

3,-236

714

Teanesseo, &o

6,901

5,220

B-lorlda

North Carolina
Virginia

Total this

week

400
4<8

963

4,141

6,079

46,873

Total alnce Sept.

3,309,393

1

1870.

1871.

1872.

171

26,512
2.564.6r)-2

18.900
4.6?7
2.585
7,732
10.203
6,524
115
733
5,216
56,683

16.522
4.067
3.830
5.971
4,193
3,2)3
175

476
2.t09
10,575

1869.

8,039
3.653
1.9-25

6,394
8,160
3.967
382
311
1,663

29,499

3,570J59 3,329il"l6' 1.935.624

1863.

9,501
3,293
8,606
5,626
3,650
2,612

526
216

350 s.n
18 9-16
6'X)s.n... .18 11-16
70O
1811-16
1-*
3,450
18 !3-:6
300
18 27-33
100

For

May

18

18'23-S2
18\1

29,941

5(0

IS23-32

2.011.485

8.700
1,900

The

exports tor the week ending this evening reach a total of
60,872 bales, of which 44,584 were to Great- Britain, 5,707 to
France, and 10,581 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made up this evening, are nowJ439,604 bales.
Below are the
erports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
week of last season
Kxnorted to—
Stock.

May.
For June,

300
100

18

,,
0-Brlt.

25.

NewOrlean».|
Mobile
'

Charl«iton...|

Savannah
Texas

New

York...

OBiei porta..
Total
Inee Bent,

France

Contln't

Totalthia

gamew'k

week.

18TI.

26.938
3.490

11,090
3,731
3,159

1B73.

1873.

19 1-16

19H
19^32
'.9 8-16
19 7-33

l'«
11/7-16

Julv.

For Augiiar,

516

MH

1.2
10

19 7-18

aco

19M

Ang.
For September.

3.100 tolal

300
100

IS

WH

19M
199-16

14,100 total

19V
19

19 5-16
19 11-82

100
3,900
3,100
TOO
100

1.3-16

300

19X

3.10

19 S-Si

300 totsl Salt.
J'or October.
400
:7 »-l«
30C
100 .
17 39-8

nv

fOO
13 37-32
26,801 total June.
8.0 total Oct.
19K
Tlie following exchtnges have been made during the week
100 May for July.
"Xc. paid to exchungc
"
100 April for May.
Ma.
"
Jtc.

"

Mc.
He.

••

7ft)

"

Ic.

May

for July.

100 Au-'usI frr

September.

'•

Ic.

200
SOO

The following

l.SOOMay for J«ne.
It
May for August.
too May lor August.
'200 May for August.

"
"

He.
7-16e.

1

April

100

191-32

8,700
1,100
6,100
1,600

l'.-16

:

WteKendlng _ _

\%'„
19 9-33

•2.600

19

500

100

19 S-'6
19 7-33

700

29,-50 total

1,300
3,900

lOO

1,700
2,1(10

7,100 total April.

3,15'>

911

4,200

..18X

1.100

18 29-33
18 15-16

I.OIIO

SOOSeptembcrfor Augnsi.
April for Mav. even.

May

for April, even.

show the

closing prices each day on tha
basis of low middling uplands, for the several deliveries named
Mon.
Wed.
Thura
Kri.
Sat.
Tues.
Frl.
will

:

32.:3a
3,490
3.927
8,i90
t 6«;
11.0.5

4.91*
1.594
3,:ilS
l',306

2,563
1,316
1,903

333
44.584

5,707

ll 1.455.689

218,813

10,581
431,399

5.621
8,555
1,»77

3',2«5

11,158

6,.515

333

193

60.3T2
3,105,900

38.971
1.746,825

151.850
33.9T3
1S.473
40,913
54.303
97.148
40,000

439.664

99,815
18.747
14,6,50

23.713
11.767
|7.189
38,000

279.184

On

spot
April

. .

May
June
July

August

...

I8!i

18),'

im

18 11-16

18X
19H

193-16

19 5-l«

19 7-16

V)H

I9X

•.8

Septera

October.. 17J<
After 'Chance,

18?*
18 13-16

i7»-16

18X

19^16
ISM
17^16

IS9i

IX

\si

18X
18X

18V

19 1-16
19 8-16

19).

19 S-16

19X

19X

••»)<

19S-1S
19X

ISK

13-16

19 7-16

18X

19H

•18

lTS-19

!8 «7-sa

17

»5-«

THE CHRONICLR

5^8

Wbather Beports by Teleoraph.— There has been con
tinned cold weather in tlie Soutii the past week, and every one of
our telegrams state that there has bet n no rain. Many of them
reler to the frost as having destroyed the young cotton, and made
replanting necessary in some districts. The injury by frost in
Texas is believed to be much less than at first reported, though
replanting to some extent will have to be done. Some of the
country tributary to New Orleans will also have to be replanted.
There has been nc rain at New Orleans this week. Our Mobile
dispatch says that it has been too cold there, but no rain that
replanting in some districts will be necessary. At Selma there
has been ho raid, but it has become exceedingly dry and dusty.
The Macon and Columbus telegrams each say no rain at Columbus it is quite cold to-day. At Charleston it has also been cold
and dry the frost will make replanting necessary in some districts.
There has been no rain at Memphis the weather is so
cold and dry that the seed does not germinate planting is, however, making good progress. At Nashville the first part of the
week was pleasant, but the latter part has been very cold no
;

,

;

;

;

;

;

Thermometer at Memphis has averaged 61 Macon and
Columbus, 68 Mobile, 66, and Selma 70.
Bombay Crop. The excellent promise of an increased crop in
India this year, of which we published the evidence early in the

rain.

;

;

—

-1873.-

March

6
13
20

43,030

"
"

45,000
.40,000

"

27

41,0M

AprU

3

^'

10
17
24

43,000
4<,000

"

"

-1872.-

373,000

—

quantity of cotton in sight at this date (April 35) of each of the

two past seasons:
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock

267,000

206,000

70,000

276,000

211,000

98,000

309,000

here see that the receipts at Bombay trom the last of
February up to the present time have been 373,000, against
267,000 bales for the same weeks of last year, while the exports
have only been 276,000 bales, against 809,000 bales in 1873. It
would appear, therefore, that the stock on hand at Bombay must
have increased 97,000 bales since March 1, while during the
same period of 1872 there was a decrease of 42,000 bales. This
increased stock, together with the further fact that the India
cotton even now afloat to all of Europe is 349,000 bales, against
457,000 bales, indicates that soon the supply of this description of
cotton is likely to be fully up to if not in excess of last season.
This conclusion receives confirmation in the latest mail reports as
to the out-turn of the crop. Messrs. W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay,
writinjT under date of March 15, state
We have received some figures from correspondents in the Berars respecting
the probable out-turn of the Oomrawuttee crop, and from these it would
appear that the early prognostications of an unusually large yield are likely to
verified. The crop is described as being "unUaubtedli/ theheavUst Berar has
veer j,r Htuced,'" &\iA it is estimated that almost Iwo-thirda of the total yield
li.ive yet to be brought to market.
If this statement be correct, and vre have
no reason to doubt its accuracy, we may still look hopefully for a relatively
lower range of prices in this description. Accounts from Guzerat speak favorably of ihe prospects of out-turn as regards the Broach crop, and from Dhollera also reports favor high estimates.

be

i

Messrs. F.W. Heilgers & Co., of Calcutta, under date of the 14th
of March, write
The following table will show that the shipments during the first four
months of the present season are considerably less than during the correspond-

2,530,434

3,455,183

693.000
170,000
154,000
15,000
56,000
78,000
27,000
86,000
73,000
18,250
326,000
36,000
14,5C0

.

—

—

^Week

^Week

ending April 26. '72-^
Beceipts. Shipments. Stock.

ending April 25, 1873^
Beceipts. Shipments. Stock.

Augusta

943
331
233
341.
838

.

Columbus ....
Macon
Montgomery.
Selma
Memphis
Nashville

.
.

.

.

6,319

.

731

1,550
60.1

843
950
348
9.855
1,832
15,983

9,335

13,869
7,891
7,797
6,039
2,818
35.398
10,596

83,398

705
144
130
219
199

735
638
393
529
415

2,659

8,333

398

S83

4,014
3,518
3,738
1,598
14,373
4,768

4,444

11,915

39,130

1672-73

England.

Best df Europe.

Bales.

November
December
January
February

,

6,721

11,998
13,635
25,665

57,019

Bales.
100
6,678
6,875
9,175
21,728

-1871-72

.

crease since last week, the total reaching 14,158 bales, against
13,144 bales last week. Below we give our usual table:

Exports ot CottouCbales) trota Nenr York 8luce Sept.li 1873
WSBK KNDINS

Bales.
700
24.117
20,357
34,994

18,106
87,848
43,126
34,341

133,421

60,168

Total
Against
78.747
213,589
This large diminution in exports of cotton is not, in our opinion, attributable to a smaller crop. t)ut rather to the unfavorable position of Bengal staple
In the home markets this year, which has caused buyers to operate cautiously,
and to the lov prictts ruling, which have induced the natives to hold back
their cotton in f'e interior. All reports concur in stating that Ihe yuld of this
crop will be fully up to the average, and as large as the last; we shall, therefore,
probably have supplies all the season, whilst last year the shipping season
was virtually over by the end of April.
These extracts and figures are sufficient to show that there is
not likely to be any scarcity of this description of cotton this

year.

Bombay Shipments. — According

our cable dispatch received
to-oay, there have been 30,000 bales shipped from Boni'iay to Great
Britain the past week and 2,000 bales to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 65,000
bales.
The movement since the first of January is as follows.
These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay, and are
brought down to Thursday. April 24
.-Slilpmenls this week to-.
^Shipments since Jan. 1 to^
Great

Con-

ttnent.

Total.

Great

Con-

Britain.

tfnent.

Other British Ports

Havre

. .

30,000 3,000 32.000 311,000 107,000
418,000 65,000
45,000 6,000 51,000 379,000 165.000
544,000 35,000
2S,000 17,000 45,000
246,000 136,000
383,000 55,000
From the f 'refilling it would appear that compared with last
year there is a decrease this year in the week's shipments from
Bombay to all of Europe of 19,000 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1 shows a decrease in shipments of 126,000 bales
compared with the corrssooudtni; period of 1872.

Hamburg

299,209
2.789

11,444

11,055

352,650

301,993

3,444

881
119

10,521

60

1,200

60

1,300

3,444

1,000

766

l',903

17,152
4,643
3,086

5,880
349
1,138

700

1,908

"b6

Total to N. Europe.

24,886

6,868

Spain, Oporto&Gibraltar&c
Ail others

2',74i

lii96

Total Spain, &e

2,741

1,196

383,721

311.066

Grand Total
The following

60

12.960

1,

12.144

10,681

14,168

New York, Boston,
week, and since September

are the receipts of cotton at

Philadelphlaand Baltimore for the

last

1873:

PHttADEU'lA

iraw TOKK.

BAI,TIXOBE.

bbok'ts raoH-

This
Since
week. (Sept 1.

This Since
week. ISeptl.

I

New

Orleans..
Te;ca8

.

Savannah

—

352,220
430

Bremen and Hanover

.

GtJNNY Baos Bagging, Etc. During the recent flurry in the
money market some round lots of bagging were sold, both here
and in Boston, at 12Jc cash. Since then we note a better feeling
MnoDg holders oad more inquiry from bayers. We quote prices

23.

11,055

Other French ports

receipts.

.

12,910

. .

prev.
year.

11,444

60

Total to Gt. Britain

lime

to
date.

April

April

10,521

Same

Total

16.

12,860

Week's
Total,

April

2.

Liverpool

to

:

Britain

April

.

England. Best of Europe.
Bales.

8,131

The above totals show that the Interior stocks have decreased during the week 6,757 bales, and are to-night 44,368 bales more than
The receipts have been 4,781 balei
at the same period last year.
more than the same week last year.
The exports ot cotton this week from New York show an in-

last year
.

1873..
1972..
1871..

1,750
349,000
439,064
83,398
60,873

1872.
782,000
207,000
196,000
15,250
19 750
75,000
27,000
16,000
74,000
14,000
202,000
7,750
10,250
4,900
457,000
279,184
39,130
28,971

bales.

These figures indicate an increase in cotton in sielit to-night
of 75,249 bales compared with the same date of 1872.
Movements op Cotton at the Interior Ports. Below we
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
shipmen's for the week, and stock to-night and for the corresponding week of 1872

:

lag period of

1873.

in Liverpool
in London
in Havre
in Marseilles
in Bremen
in Amsterdam
in Antwerp

Total

65,000

We

Visible Supply of Cotton Made dp by Cable and TelkSRAPH. By cable we have tonight the stocks at the diiTerent
European ports, the India cotton afloat for all of Europe, and the
American afloat for each port as given below. Frooi figures thus
received, we have prepared the following table, showing the

Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland towns
Exports from United States this week.

,

47,1100

Total

13c cash for immediate, and 14J(al5c for summer delivery. No
sales are reported in bags the past week, the quoted price being
15@l5ic according to weights. Sales of butts have been made all
the way from 2@216c cash and 2-ic time. Some 1,500 bales were
sold the last few days at 2c cash, and small lots of 100 to 150
bales at 2 l-16@2Jc. There seems to be a fair inquiry and a little
disposition among holders to hold for better prices.

in Hamburg
in Barcelona
in Trieste
Afloat for Great Britain (American)
Afloat for Havre (American and Brazil). .
Afloat for Bremen (American)
Afloat for Amsterdam (American)

season, is being fully realized in the large movement now in
progress. According to our cable dispatch, the receipts and
exports ea«;h week since the first of March have been as follows
-EXPOBTS TO

^Reoeipw
Week ending 1873.

[April' 26, 1873.

478
j

874!
907;

i

84.4091
46,7631
188,8711

Mobile
'892

Florida
S'th Carolina.
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
North' rn Ports
Tennessee, &c

Foreign
Total this year
Total last year.

I

I

42

This Since
week. Sept.lt
1,478

2,881

986

1

14,261

560

374

'in

....j 11,683

lioisl

122
6,054

133

6,019,

14,977

735,650]

7,906 282,065]

U.138

611,433

6,157]829,645

4,008i

Since
week,]Sept.l.

....
14,454
1,488! 37,264

186,832
26,273!
185 808/
6,682
103,918!

1,414.
695'

I

8,437; 43,146

This

i

"62i 13,171
,...|

2,237

133

371

9,445

1,203' 72.3 !0
469' 18,45911

8

9.148
18.685

588. 87.374

71,4:^8

1.097
10,997

'261

14,4241
1051

933

42,475]

1,450] 86,409

56,156

3,030] 92,470

20;

1,115

'187,

April 26

THE nHKOlSICLE.

i7a

1

—

Shipping News. The exports of cotton from the United Statei
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 81,726
bales. Solar as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
same exnorts reported by telegraph, and published In TiiKCtmoNicr.K last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
we include the manifests of all vesselB cleared up to Wednesday
night of this week
:

Total bales.

NewYobk— To

MinneLiverpool, peritaameriCitj of Antwerp, 4R8
sota 3.344 .... Java, 5(il.... Spain, 2,338. ..Adriatic, 1,888 and 891
Sea Inland
Trinacria, 1,073
Culabrla, 761. ...pcrship City of
Lahore, 247
11,055
To Havre, per steamer Ville du Havre, 1.175 and 25 Sea Island
1,200
To Cronstadt. per steamer California, 1.216
per brig Kzyress, 687 1,903
Niw Orleans—To Liverpool, per steamer .Minnesota, 2.6': 7
per ships
Zephyr, 3,969
Francis P. Saf»e, .3,748 and 7 Hacks Sea Island
Koomar, 3,889 ...per barks Kowena,2,a38.... Annie Kimball. 2,041 18,364
John
To Havre, per ships Mayflower, 3,019 .John Patten, 3,625
.

Walt, 3.615

10,159
3,273

To Hremen per ship Hannah Morris, 3,273
To Antwerp, per bark Mercnriiis, 1.809
ToCronstadt, per ships Merchant,

3,160.

.

W. Chapman,

..D.

3,074.

1,809
6,234
3,008

. .

To

Narva, per ship Sawloy, .3,003
ToKevel, per biirks Eicelslnr, 1,475. ..Libra, 1,375
To Ghent, per brig Cinque Sorelle, 644
To Oeflo. Sweden, per '?hlp Loreley, 1,673
Mobile— To Liverpool, per ships Progress. 4,500 .Her Majesty, 3,824.
Chaklkston— To Liverpool, per bark Tiber, 2,693 Upland and 835 oea
.

.

.

Island

Savannah — To Liverpool, per bark Ellen 764 Upland
To Barcelona, per briy Dorotea, 35 Upland
TxxAS— To Liverpool, per barks Yick and Mebane,

1,678
8,324

2,928

764
35
894

Jobannei

Foss, 1,058
Cronstadt, per bark Avondale, 2,080

1,952
2,080

To

ToNarva, per brig Francis Lowey,

2,850
6<4

1.843

1,843

Baltimobk— To Liverpool, per steamer Ncstorian, 370
T« Bremen, per steamer Ohi(j, 442
Boston— To Liverpool, per steumeni Batavia, 150 ...Lord CllTe,
PniLADBLpaiA— To Liverpool, per steamer Lady Lycett, 47

370
442
773
47

623

Total

81,725

The

particulars of these shipments, arranged in our usual form
are as follows:
Bre-

Liver-

NewTork
New Orleans
Mobile
Charleston

pool. Havre,
11,065 1,200
18,.364 10,159
8,844
2,928

Savannah
Texas

Ant- Cron-

men. werp.
8,273

1,809

Ghent

stadt. Karra. Rerel.
1,903
6,234 8,003 2,850

Total.
14,158
48.009
8.324
2,928
799
5,875

644

764
1,952

Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia

2,080

370
773
47

1,848

442

...

812
773
47

Since the
tion

and

569

commencement ol the year the

for export

have been

Taken on
1878,
bales.
35,8t0

Amc.ican.
Brazilian...

Bgyptian.
W. Indian.
B. Indian.
Total.

...

1,460

,—Aetna! eip. from
Actnal
Llv., Hull A other exp'tfrom
ontpnrts to date-,
U.K. In

spec, to thia date—,
1872,
bales.
119.070
51.290

1871,

1873,

bales.
43,350

bales.
36,244
1,487

2iXI

4,020
520
22,830

2,WiU
151,160

SS.5i'0

64,710

357,110

70,580

3.520
1.010

2li,0;iO

tranBactlona on gpecula

1872,
balea.
84,777
14,S7«
1.718
8,177
72,266

628
3,539
89.!»1

81,179

187S.

balea.

lM,n80
4(.280
11,040
ts,«eo
5S3,7«)

:26.51»

74J,770

BREADSTUF FS.
FaiDAT

P. M., April 18, 1878.

There has been a decided improvement and increased activity
in the shipping grades of State and Western flours durin,'
the
paot week. The export demand has been quite active, and sev
era) thousand bbls. have been taken, prices showing an
advance
of lOalSc. per bbl., and in some cases more.
The principal demand has been for Great Britain and the West Indies, but the
British Provinces and South America have also been buyers.
In
superfine the business was mainly at $5 8506 85, in common
Western extras $6 85@7 35, in extra State |7 35@7 40, and in
city shipping extras from Spring wheat
f 7 45<a7 75; but since
Monday nothing could be had at the inside prices; in fact, very
few supers at |6 or extras at $7. Receipts, however, continue
liberal by rail, and in the desire of receivers to realize promptly,
the market has latterly been barely steady at the advance. Bye
flour and corn meal have been more active.
To-day the market
was quiet.
There has been, also, a decided advance in spring wheat
;

greater, in proportion, than in the corresponding grades of flour.
The demand has been quite as urgent, the supply less liberal,

and the course of ocean freights more favorable. The export
purchases began at $1 58@$1 GO for No. 2 Chicago, and 1 633
f
$1 65 for No. 2 Milwaukee, but yesterday there wag a large
business at |i 63@$1 G5i for No. 2 Chicago, and |1 67®$! 70
for No. 2 Milwaukee
with some business, also, at |1 3o@$l 45
;

Total
44.577 11,3.59 .3,716 1,809 10,217 4,846 2,890
644
81.7i5
Included in the above totals are, from New Orleans, 1,673 bales to Gefle ;
from Savannah, 35 bales to Barcelona.

Below we give

during the week, of disasters
from any port of the United States

all new.s received,

to vessels carrying cotton

New Orleans via Queenstown, before reported foundered, was
bound to Liverpool, and sunk between Holyhead and the Skerries at 6:30
A.M. April 3, after collision with steamer Mary Austin.
Wm. F. CnsHiNO. The loose cotton in the hold of the schr Wm. P. Cushing,
which had finished dischari^ing a cargo of cotton at Fall River, caught
fire in the hold April 17, while lying alongside the wharf
some of the
cotton on the dock canghl from sparks of the engine and was slightly
damaged.
(iOLD, ExcHANQB AND FuBiaHTS. Gold has fluctuated the
past week between 117J and 118^, and the close was 117^.
Amalia, from

—

;

—

market is firm.
The following were
the last quotations: London bankers', long, 108J@108i; short,
Freights closed at
109i@109i, and Commercial, 107i<ai08.
|d.(a7-lGd. by steam and 5-lGd.@fd. by sail to Liverpool, \{@\\c.
gold by steam and Ic. by sail to Havre, and Jd. by steam to

Exchange

Foreign

Hamburg.

April
sales

April 10.
54,000

4.

90,000
13,000

April

18.
5:1,000

April

25.

69,000
6,000
7,000
7,IX)0
2,000
4 000
"Mli.OOO
694,000
692,000
306.000
322,000
313,000
620,000
525,000
641,000
American aflorit
195.000
208.000
226,000
The following table will show the dally closing prices of cotton for the weex.
Sat.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thnrs.
Frl.
Price Mld.Upl'ds. 9)i® 93^
9X 9)i@ 93i 9)i@ ^H 9)i(a.... 9X®.. .

Sales for export
Sales on speculation
Total stock
Stock of American
Totalafloat

7,000
1.000
681.000
328,000
451,000
170,000

9X®

W®

"
Orleans SSi®.... 9>!i® ... 9X@....
... 9%®....
9X® ..
Trade Seport.—The market for yams and fabrics at ; Manchester ia quiet
and firm.

—

European (Cotton Markets. In reference to these market s
our correspondent in London, writing under the date of April 18
states

—

12.
The foUowingare tbo prices of middling
compared with those of last year:
.—Fair &
^Qood & ^Same date 1873^Ord.* Mld^ g'd fair^
Fine.^
Mid. Fair. Good.

LivBRPOor., April
qualities of cotton,

16
18
Sea Island
24
21
24
42
32
30
Florida
15
17
20
21
24
30
22
28
Ord. Q.Ord. L.Mld. Mid. G.Mid. Mid. F. Mid. Q.MId.
Upland... 7)i
i% lO^ 113-16 117-16
3X
8J<
9J<
95-16
Mobile... 7«
8 15-16
8)i
115 16 119-16
9%
9%
9 9-16 10^
N.0&Tei7,H SJi
117-16
10%
11 13-16

WH

44

84

M.F.
\l%
11J<
12><

The following

are the prices of middling qualities ol cotton at
this date and at the corresponding periods in the three previous
years:
1870.
d.
Hidland
Sea I8landl9
Upland.. ..UK

1871.
d.

"
1872.

23

24

d.

1878.
d.

18
11 316 9J<
7>tf
Mobile... .HJi
7 9 16 115-16 9 5-16
Orleans, ..11 7-16 7 11-16 11 7-16 99-16

somewhat

A

unsettled.

Bureau respecting the condition
growing crop of Winter wheat was favorable from New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia and
California; variable from Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri
and Kansas, and unfavorable from the Northern States but on
the whole very fair. Our private advices report the sowing of
Spring wheat two weeks late in the Northwest deep snow fell
upon the newly harrowed fields, but apparently without serious
injury; and in fact there is nothing as yet to excite any apprehension that the next crop of wheat will be otherwise than a full
report of the Agricultural

of tho

—

By Telegraph prom Ijivbrpool. —

LivKBPOOL, April 25—5 P. M.— The market opened quiet and closed dull
to-day, with sales footing up 10,000 bales, including 2,000 bales for export
and specntation.
The sales of the week have been 69,000 bales,
of which 7,000 hales were taken for export and 4,000 hales on speculation.
The stock in port is 692,000 hales, of which 313,000 bales are American. The
stock of cotton at sea, hound to this port is 541,000 bales of which 226,000
bales are American.

Toul

and |1

53@H 60 for No. 3 do., showing an
advance of about 5c. per bushel. Early in the week 200,000 bush.
No. 2 Milwaukee sold for arrival in June at |1 56@$1 58, closing
with the latter price bid. Winter wheats, red, amber, and white,
have been very quiet, but are held higher, and we revise quota
tions.
Advices from the Great Lakes have been favorable to an
early resumption of navigation, and it is stated that the Erie
Canal will be open on the 13th of May. To-day there was a
moderate business at $1 40@$1 45 for rejected spring, $1 D8@
$1 60 for No. 3 do., and $1 63@|1 63 for low No. 2, closing
for rejected spring,

Midland
Pernambncc.

1870. 1871. 1872. 1878
d.
d.
d.
d.
llji

Etryptlan

9)i

Broach.

8)f
iii

Dli«Ueriih....

1%
6X

4J<

9
6)i

ifi

6K

7^

3X
4^

;

one.

Corn has also been buoyant. In view of the reduced stocks,
small current receipts, and the probable delay in the receipt of
supplies by canal, holders have steadily advanced prices. Parties

having freight-room engaged have been compelled to buy, while
a smart decline in the rates of freight has enabled other shippers
to compete with them.
Old Western mixed steadily advanced to
67c in store, while new sold at 68^0 afloat, with the same price for
Jersey yellow, closing yesterday with a further advance asked.
It is

supposed that the great advance in swine will cause some

corn to be fed during the spring months, and thus the deliveries
at the principal Western markets materially reduced, while
the demand for export shows an unexpected activity for this
stage of the season. For June delivery there has been some
business, at 64c for Western mixed, understood to be on Western
account. To-day there was a limited business in old Western

mixed, 67i@68c in store.
Rye has been in better demand. Yesterday a boat load of
Western was taken for the Continent at something over 90c., and
to-day another at 90c. in store.
Yesterday some
Barley has remained dull and depressed.
business was done at 90c.(3$l for Western, and $1 2o@l 27 for
Canadian. Canada peas scarce and higher.
Oats have been without important feature, and the business
quite moderate. Today, however, there was an advance of ic.

and more

activity.

The following

are closing quotations

:

THE CHKONICLE

570

Ubain.

Fi/)t;R.

fotal In

Whcat^No.aspring.bush.tl CSffi 1 70
Baperllnc State and WestNo. 1 spring
1 77® 1 80
itn
» bbl. $6 003 6 40
1 75® 1 85
50
Red Western
.ifcc
7
7
13(8
Extra State,
Amber do
1 90® 8 00
Wetteru Spring Wheat
1 95® S 25
30
White
00®
7
7
eitran
7 76® 9 00 Corn-Western mixed
doduiible extras
67X@ 70
White Western
74® 74
do winter wheat extras
7 76®1 1 S5
C9© 70
Yellow Western
and double extras
77
7 50® 8 CO
Southern, white
City shipping extras. ..
Rye— State and Canada... 92® 94
City trade and family
brands
9 C0®10 15
Western
90® 9j!
.M® 53
Southern bakers' and fa
Oats— New Black
I

|

9

00® 11

7

7."^®

Rye

5

00®
SO®
5U®

flour

Commeal— Western, Ac.
Corn meal— Br'wine, &c.

The movement

For the

Wheat.bus.
Com, "
.

Canada West
Peas— Canada

1
1

772.247
89,850
1,280,960
1,540,418
2,223
443,402
2,392,123

81.0(i2

3.6S2
156,380
86,045
60
28,814
112,885

,.

Same

,

1873.

.

For the

613,184
67,E07
695,399
4,884,3iS
S,7e5
821,889
1,544,760

14.093
4,0(5
74,291
128,312
1,112

841,277
54,481
1,152,072
3,441,585
2,116
32,614
8,750

15,0S0
5,166
18,127
85,304
16,033

4,035,700
4,086,570
8,1110,2'JS

4,693,274
3,414,084

GROCERIES.
Fbidat EvENiNd, AprU

25, 1873.

The trade has been restricied by the continued stringency in the
money market, but the wants of consumers are becoming rather
more important, and retailers are taking out fair amounts in the
aggregate, although restricting their purchases to about actual
requirements. The feeling in the tea market is rather more

encouraged, but prices remain as last quoted. Molasses is easier
for refining qualities, but grocery grades are strong and domestic
is higher.
Sugar is weak and quotably lower. Coffee is rather

,

.

Since
Jan. 1.

week.

I

827,845
901,875
1,070.915
1,218.798
1,524,885
1 272,629
2.803,865

3,779,7fi0
3,9iJU.196

11,783,415
7,400,001
7,508,473 10,9.97,325
7,626,023 1],].')0,249
7,413,589 ll,668,lfifi
War.!.';, 73 7,213,lt;8 11,527,105
Apr. 20,'72 7.758,269 11,596,224
Dec. 31, 72 6,248,673 9,595,378

'Estimated.

55® 66K
85® 1 06
20® 1 3U
SO® 1 50

1872.

,

.

Since
Jan. 1.

"
"

54>(f

market has been ae follows
SXPOHTS PROM NEW TORK.

Since time Jan. For the
Jan. 1,
week.
1, !?7S.

week.
Flonr, bbls.
D. meal, " .

53>i@

NBW YORK

1873.

,

8
S
8
3

Chicago mixed
White Western, &c
Barley— Western

in breadstufifs at this

RECBIPTS AT

,

S
3

50
75
"5
40
66

Btore* in transit Apr. 12, 73
"
"
Apr. 5, '73
"
"
Mar.2»,'73
"
Mar. 22,'73
"
"

®

milybrauds
Southern shipp'g extras.

[April 26, 1&73.

262,881
55. 025
2,052,662

quiet but a shade higher.

4,1.54,035

Tlie general market has assumed a more cheerful aspect during the past
week, and the outlook really presents some encouragement to holders although
OaU
220
11,695
1,200
there are no indications of ^an .Immediate improvement. The country trade
The following tables, prepared for The Chronicle by Mr. E. are prevented from buying very heavily at the moment .by the extreme strinH. Walker, of the
York Produce Exchange, show the Grain gency of money throngliout the interior,' but there has been more looking
in sij^ht and the movement of Breadstuffs to the latest mail around since our last report, and a fair business, all things considered, has
dates :
been done. Jobbers are running pretty close, and only take out invoices as
BBCKIIT8 AT TjAKB AND RIVER TORTS FOR THE
ENDING their stocks become so reduced that it is necessary to replenish. The fact has
become established that stocks in the hands of both jobbers and retailers are
APRIL 19, AND FROM AUG. 1 TO APRIL 19,
hope for a
Flour. Wheal
OalB. Barley. Rye, unusually light, and this condition ofafl'aiis leads holders to
Corn.
bush. Btifl'er market in the future, though there is no prospect of any material
bbls.
bush.
bush.
bush.
bush.
(196 lbs.) (601bs.)
(5filbs.)(321bi'.)(481bs.) (SSlbf.l
enhancement of values. The current wants of our local trade, and of country
Chicago...
46,834
3,377
59,788
282,677
421,120
24,720
dealers to a considerable extent, are supplied by the auction sales, which are
18,610
Milwaukee
17,417
l,l:iO
69,76:3
4.060
7,370
Toledo
5,413
freciuent, although few; large and desirable offerings are made. There is
S4,756
18.781
2,704
93,213
Detroit
5,228
6,9:13
10,898
30,467
1,877
2,407
enough stock offered in this way, however, to bridge over the pressing require,
3.750
*3.750
Cleveland
27.150
4,669
800
7,0,19)
ments of the trade, and buyers refrain from making extensive purchases.
St. Louis
20,292
2.35,4'J3
125,537119,681
S,806
39,037
The arrivals for the week have been chiefly of Greens, and are not excessive.
Duluth
Oolongs continue somewhat soft, but these as well as the other grades are
Total
99,032
317,892
3T8.4S8
46.8.57
654,959
61,324
held more steadily than when last reported. Prices are without change. The
Previous week
112,721
S31,.548
775.955
3.39,914
143,105
24,3.57
sales since our last are 7,200 half chests Greens, 8,325 do. Japans, and about
Corresp'ug week, '72. 9(1.218
262,291
1,1.33.921
296,5!8
79.011
19,481
"
'71. 114,204
673.166 1,279,080
378.422
40,642
35,563
1,000 do. Oolongs, all at private sale.
'70.
88.406
649,871
219.090
24.677
502,360
28,214
"
Imports at this port the past week have included 21,5.37 lbs. Black. 707,034
'69. 116,967
421,012
615.037
188,151
10,a:l9
9,899
The
do. Orcen and 30,50:1 do. Japan per " Lady Elizabeth," from Shanghai.
'68
103,789
445.289
710,.591
250,977
9.:j64
8,860
Importations have included 5,559 pkgs. by steamer and 949 by rail
indirect
Total Aug. 1 to date. .4,004,677 37,662.084 41,409,742 17,720,305 8,248.:345 1,491.3:14
Same time 1871-72.... 3.840,000 32,760,772 40,409.208 19,:120,811 5.961,172 2,394,290 overland.
The following table shows the Imports of Tea into the United States
Same time 1870-71. .. .4,274.323 34,131,256 22,13!,.5.54 14.426,575.5,035,229 1,325,552
Same time 1869-70. .. .4,621,452 36,884,299 19,293,739 11,143,405 3,10:3,:15I 1,252,032 from January 1 to date, in 1873 and 1872:
Total.
Green.
Japan.
Black.

"

Rye,

.

Barley,&C..

204,333

New

WEEK

.

Estimated.

Shipments

of Flour and Grain from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Louis for the week endirg
April 30, and from Jan. 1 to April 30

11,207.115
7,.'0.i.6j6
9.251.4S3
Atlantic ports, 1873.. .lbs.
3,7S2,6H
11,336,419
8,372.272
Atlimttc ports, 1872
The indirect receipts at New York, principally overland receipts

Weekending
April 19, 1873..-..AprlllS, 1873

112.264
122.111
Corresp ng week 1872 74.572
108,240
Corresp g week 1871
80,358
Corresp'g week 1870»
Corresp'g week 1869* 98.605
Total .Ian. 1 to date. .1,617.155
1,009,352
Same time 1872
948,827
Same time 1871
...

.

Same time
• St.

1870*

Wheat,
bush

Corn,
hush.

197,927
293,258

296,123
355,413
458,225
949,280

1,252,877
1,686,617
566,939
2,509,817
1,077,305
4,219,436

993,r

RBCRIPT8 OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
WEEK ENDING APRIL 19, AND
Flour,

At

bbls.
83,070
29,784
9,86u

bush.
139.820
1,728

7,200
.350

16,506
18,458
30,311

48,.500

200,119
180,379
178,876
March 29, 'J3... 147,762
March 22, '73... 186,4t;2

204,698

...

Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans

Total
Previous week
Week, April 5, '73

Week,
Week,

Wheat,

4,20:1

.

Corresponding week'72
Total Jan.

to date

162,:177

7,100
....

200,l:)0

105,846

58,855
114,466
52.606
24.109
17,483

S2:l.165
38!I,6S0

658.397
637,918

l:j4,(li;0

11:1,899

600,.529

177,130

922,726

..2,.3.59,:!04

2,48S,.573

Do. same time 1872. ..1,741.371
Do. same time 1871... 1,900,380

1,6.3.5.815

1

Barley,
bush.

bnsli.
200,478
179.395

Rye.

2,4-10,544

7,516
12,476
11,740

31!),a»8

369.2S9
403.778

4.13.027
7,835.8:14 5,.-89,496
ia.:i91,2fl7 .3,810.193
e.813,:i07 2,170,633

38,323
81,500
10,679
38,748
904,385
907,031
384,149

1,329
1,650
so'sii
53..382

38,518

Visible Supply of Grain, including stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports,
in transit by rail, and frozen in New York canals, April 19, 1873:
Wheat,
bush.

store at Kew York
store at Albany
store at Buffalo
store at Chicago*
In store at Milwaukee

311,625
53,400
48,201
2,357,5:13

In storeatDuluth
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 for week
Water Shlpmmts
Amount on New York canals

TotW

,

,

COFFBE.

biisli.

The

In
In
In
In

4:3,717

Sales are

still

restricted

by the stringency of money, and

this cause alone

seems to be operating against a good trade. Holders of Rio coffee find
nothing unfavorable in the situation, and are not disposed to press their stock
8,.363
49.3,6-11
71.113
1.3,491
upon the market except at full prices, especially as the current piir911,298
362,026
5.071
18,118
ch.ises by the trade indicate a want for coffee in the interior, and with the
4,322,177 2,97l,8i(3 1,216.626
129,1)07
running sales enough in excess of the receipts to prevent any heavy accumu7.267,405 2,0T6,:l»7
729,562
259,297
7,815,536 1.17S.43S
281,770
78, ,504
Nothing has bean received
latioii of stock, prices are advanced at the close.
2,452,.39l
666,8:15
204,636
94,819
from Rio since our last report. The feeling in the market for pale coffees is
very strong, and no lots are offering below former values, while, on the conAT SEABOARD PORTS FOR THR tiary, there has been a marked improvement in some grades, which are pretty
well sold out of stock. The chief article of supply at the moment is Laguayra,
FROM JAN. 1 TO APRIL 19.
of about 15.000 bags. Jobbers are ready
Corn,
Oats,
Barley,
Rye, which is held in stock to the amount
bush.
bush.
bush.
bush. buyers of Maracaibo in round lots at l:ix@20c., and holders are not free sellers
77.225
109,795
31.004
even at these figures. Porto Rico and Costa Rica grades are up >ic., and the
'400
92,723
94,492
3, .503
range in Mexican is shortened by the redaction of stock, which has left very
4,620
10,.521
460
little-low-priced coffee in the market. Javas are strong, and prices are a shade
133,712
66,.500
19,200
125
better than at the date of our last report. The sales of all descriptions have
1:!1.600
26.:ino
been 4,846 bags Rio, ex "South America," a part at nuc; 4,114 do. ex
293,572
111,618
"Alice," 2,871 do. ex "Harriet Brewster;" 2,268 do. Santos, ex "Catharina ;"
7:35,452
409,026
64,161
525 2,865 do. do., ex "Holding ;" 400 do. Rio, ex "Thetis;" 205 do., ex "P. C.
825,415
428,545
l,'i.5S
58,962
Warwick," all here. At Baltimore 5,000 Rio, ex " Cricket," 4,000 ex " Oscar."

208,6:14

Louis not included.

Neif York
Boston
Portland
Montreal

Oats,

23,491,858

from San

pkgs. since Januarv 1. against 60,766 last year.
Imports at San Francisco from Jan. 1 to April 1, were 135,345 lbs. of Chins,
703,170 lbs. of Japan and 200 lbs. of Java tea.

Francisco, have heei:

:

Flour,
bbls.

2:.1TI.SU

2 081.000
77,915
545.186
207.942
25,000
416,3a3
3,612
376,079

Corn,
bush.

Barley,

bush.

4.54,857

14.000

116,000
21,139

16,9.')8

-7,232.731

1,80'1,9«1

61,000

302,000

73,080
46,000
19,932
216,726

1,533

.

New

80,712
10.000
601,1.35

109,127
.500

349.719

50,000

2.50,000

3.5,000
1.57,063

310 213

93.951

91.163

9.'..1168

62, 130

161.457

n,B7l,»»l

187,177
75,073
15,000
114.673
210.631
7,869
57,597

«6521

Stock

Simedatel872

1S4,708
I94.)94
210.5S6

IniDOrts
In 1372

Phlla-

Haiti-

New

delpbla.more. Orleans.
.

..

...
S.tXXl

4,012

81.9549,727
122,872
130,519

11.185
11,9»2

Mobile,
Gal&c. vest^n.
....

SMIS

15,812
21,609

59.5K7

'JJ.Sll

rots'.

6,C'00

115.5Ki

....

!(i2..>l!l

4-l6.;!0

18,392
8,213

442,76

Of other sorts the stock at New York. April 24, and the imports at the sevei 1
ports since January 1 1873, were ai follows
^Now York-, Boston Ptitladel. Bait. N. one's. •••-3
stock. Import^, import Import. Import, import.
In bapB.
cS
•3ll,t'55
•16.893
....
Java and Singapore
t3,'.50
....
4,910
5.851
443
Ceylon
1,915
15,831
Maracaibo
»B
ii

89,963
25.000
13.025
14:373
26,900
B,4S3

4-,000
88,600
190.484
3.9'M

1.5,0o0

8.5,300

78.1.38

8,001,849

Vork,

In BagD.

"

l,06«,Sfl3

1:18.515

7,0tt,74S

Oats,

bush.

l,:j7:),208

ex " V. Dare," 18c. At New Orleans 780 Rio ex "Pcpita." and
ex " Eros." Sales have also been made here of 1,000 mats .lava, ex
" Nederland and Orange ;" 2,162 bags Laguayra, ex sundry vessels," sold at
18c. to 18>ic.; 2,005 do. Costa Rica, 998 do. Ceylon. 1,300 do. Mexican, 90 do.
Maracaibo, sold in lots for consumption within our range, and 2,495 do. St.
Domingo, shipped to Hamburg by first hands.
Imports the past week have Included 8.230 bags Rio, per steamer " South
America," 4.814 do. do. per "Alice," 4.508 do. do. per "Adeline and Marianne;" 4.625 mats Java per " Men:im ;" 1,100 bags St. Domingo, per "Mary
E. Nason," 200 do. do. per " M. E. Iliggins," and 6,431 do sundries.
The stock of Rio April 24, and the imports since Jan 1, 1873, are as follows

17J4C.; 2,000

,

Lftjruayrs
St.

Domingo

Other
600

8W,494

Total
time, 1872

Bnma
•

inuiadei taatti ftc.

12,S13

760

4;.418
24.2;;

S,941

16,1 6tl

812
612

.312

t5,:,7l

1E6.471

81,473

13.073

410

4ti.9i2

m.i'ai

9.4f.,S

\o,k:

7,W

15.:^95

reduMd (a hwa

S'3
44C

t

ifiS3

MM, ao.98i

201469
«3,18»

mate.

THE CHRONICLE.

April 26, 1873.]

571

NCGAR.

Blee.
BuKOOD

The

arrivals continne liberal, although not in excess of the usnsl receipts at
this period of tlio year. While fiiuds are close, roccivera for the most part
prefer to sell their stocks, and thli< disposition to press sales has had the effect

of bearing the market. A few holdiTS declino to sell at the low prices, and
are storing their stock, bnt tliiisc am exceptional cases. The market for Cuba
Mnscovados has eased off fully He. Sales have been effected upon a basis of
^KSTJic. for fair to good refining, bnt it Is said that the goods were hoavyi
and that strictly good refining cannot be had below 7Jic. The general tone is
somewhat steadier at the close, though the demand Is not improving perceptibly. The market for refined sugars is still weak, and nrlcos continne to favor
the buyers. The supply of crushed is not excessive, but other grades are in
full supply, and there Is no stability to prices.
The revised range of quotations will be found in our price list. Sales have been efl'ected since our last of
3,059 hhds. Cuba, 1)i@Vi<:-; 2,061 do. Centrifugal, 8Ji(S9Xc.; 7,838 boxes
Clayed and Centrifugal, 7X@9>!rc.; 974 hhds. Porto Rico, 7K@8Xc.; 119 boxes
Havana on private terms 32 hhds. clarllled Demcrara, 10c. ; 176 do Uartlnlqne,
;

7Xc;

811 hhds.

Imports at
I

and38

Trinidad, P.

tcs.

S.,

on private terms.

Now York and

stock in first hands April H, were as follows
Other Brazll.Manlla.&c.McUdo
Cnba. P. Kloo.
Cuba.
liXS.
•hhds. •!lh(lB.
•hhds hags.
thags.
hhdR.
:

naports this week';
ll.R-'i
**
since Jun.l. U8.:KI0

n>,m

985

1111,674

133,883

S5,390

10,^54
4,573

" same time, 78

Stock

Same

In nrst hands.
time 1878
•
1371 ,...

S6,S03
51.016

1,716
15 ,81^1

20,800

Il,9.'i0

85.('91

140,009
43,;38

811,086
303,640

5i.701
46.958
4U,569

»,868

a.Ooi
84.089
7,381

178.885
47,251

5,509
4,089
e,875

18D,84S

nOLASSES.

Prices are a shiule easier in these grades, and the sales made during the week
indicate a shrinkage in values of about l@2c. The arrivals of Porto Rico are
not liberal for this period of 'ho year, and the supply accumulates slowly.
The present stock is set down at 1,887 hhds.. and quotations continue as full

Very

The

unchanged.

and prices are

arriving,

is

buy sparingly of these grades, especially domestic
by the high prices. A stock of 3,000 bbls. is

trade

the sale of which

English Islands stock

little

restricted

is

and prices are rather

better. Holders are asking 76®80c. for
being insisted upon for choice qualities by
holders.
Syrups are quiet, and remain at abftut previous rates. The sales are
218 hhds. and 20 tcs. Cuba Muscovado, 31®33c; 122 hhds. and 10 tcs. grocery
do. at 45c.; 190 hhds. Porto Kico, In lots at 50®65c., and 3M bbls. domestic
at
73@8Cc.
still

reported,

prime

to choice, the latter price

at New York,

The receipts

and stock in
Cnba,

Stock In
"
"

first

"

same time -78
same time '71

were as follows
Demerara,
Other
h.o.
24,

•hhds.

•hhds

bbls.

5.8S1

1,854

1(1'.

•iin

SO'?

30,7t'9

4,780

1,4.57

2.>,91fi

85,164

S.786

748

6(8
1,478

5.618

1,82!
1,574
1,781

hands

"

hands April

P. Rico,
•hhds.

•hhda.

Imports tblsweek
•*
BtnceJan.l
"
sametlmel8T8

first

447
10,398

85.061

673

3,tTO
1,000
1,900

'•51^

136

Import* ot Sngar & molansea at leading ports since Jan.

1.

Thelmportsof sugar (includlnf^Melado), and of Molaseesat the leading ports
from January 1, 1873, to date, have been as follows
^— Moiasses. -,
-Boxes.

New York

1873.
....

IK.iW

183,S-i3

1,498

Philadelphia...

lO.ai:!

Baltimore

88..545

11,319

S,8>5
8.678
28,295
17,175

161.475

190,490

Boston

New Orleans...
Total..
•

rneliKtimrtlnrr.ns

and

tBags

,

1878.

1873.
;51,776
13,010
;5,910
S1,RS8
1,033

1873.
881,095
679.687
36,476

18T8.
13,3:->3

18,373
33.600
3,083

813,188

—

516,878
788.4(5
8,761
81.100

1873.
37.568
18.709
17.619
8,263
3,407

33,«76
6,569
6,098

1,353,'.73

79,566

81,073

8.40O
1,116,(83

"Hhds.

.

,

18T8.

9.«3il

17J,S40

1878.
31.161

14S66

reduced to hhds

harrftis

t Includes baskets, &c.. rednced.

WHOIiESAIiB PRICES CURRENT.
Tea.
Ilyson,

Common to

fair

do Superior to flue
do Ex. fine'to nnest
Young Hyson, Com. to fair.
do

Super, to fine.
do Ex. fine to finest
BanpowderCom tofalr
do
Sup. to One..
do Ex. fine to finest.
Imperial. Coin to fair....

do
do

fiuo.to fine
Extra fine to finest

@ 45
@ 65
@ 80
@ 40
® 65
@1 05
® 55
® 90
al 15
® 50
@

36
50
70
38

43
80
45
65
90
S3
55
75 <3

I

Hyson 8k. & Tw. C. to fair.
do
do
Sup. to fine.
'lo
do
Kx.l.tohn'st
Uncol. Japan.Com. to lair..
do
Sup'r to fine...
do
Ex. f. to finest.

1

Oolong,

I

I
I

I

I

Bouc.

99

I

Kx fine to

finest

A Cong., Com.

to fair.

Sup'r to flue.
Ex. f. to finest.

®
»
01
O
@
®l

00

Cotree.
Bio Prime
do good
do fair
do ordinary
iava, mats and bags
Java mats. br).v.

gold. I8Vaw
gold. 18xai8H
gold. 17H®i7ik:
gold. !6Ji@17
gold. 20 »8H<
gold. 81 a28!<

i
1

Native Ceylon

I

1

gold, nuaisu
Sold i8V<«2n
go.d
8 fliu
Sold 16 fcl7

Maracatbo
Laguayra

Domingo

St

.lamaica

Soh'

Mocha

......gold."

iai8

18

..®„..

.

Mnsar.
Cuba, Inf. to com. refining
do fair to good refining..
do prime
do lalrtogoodr
do pr. to choice yrocery...
do centrifugal, hhds. ibxs.
Jo Me ado
.

to molasses.
'Bav*a, Box. D.

No8.7to»...

do
do
do

do
do
do
do

6X« 'a Havana. Box, white
7X» 7!K Porto Ulco.rcfinlnggrades...

9vaiov

{

do

I

•

"

3

<a
..®7Kl
~

®

3K

I

grocery grades....

Brazil, bags.

8^® 8K Manila, bags
8X(g »;< White Sugars, A
4(3 6
do
Vlo
B
I

@

7

7(<

do
do extra C,
Yellow sugars
Crushed ..
.....
Powdered.

a

72
93

7V

Si;;. 10

sSalO

do lOtola.. 75f« 8U
do
do JSiolS'- l^'^i
do IIIV^:: ,§'*|gio'fji°""''""=-^

do

6V@

8
OKffl
7 ffl

7^Z iS
7?
lOvZ\oi
10><9^

!

6S<a 7M

.ail

§!!)«

a>»^

HewOrleanf new

V

Porto Riiio

gall. 55
85
31

MnbaClayert

3,30

aso
aS5

I

(AM

80

Cubacentrlliurnl
English Wands..

»ia

"ij

Splcea.
iJasBlii,
':a'<8la.

In cases... gold
Ill

mats

:il'ii;er.l!aceand
Miice

do

:«H®

lb.

do

Af

cgold)

casks
oate Tenane

Nittiiiegs,

»
do

1

27
26.<

la
lOJtCO Hl^
17 ®1 SO
«l ta »>
91

K a
'

|

I

I

'.

Pepper, In bond
(gold)
do Bunin. la ft SlUKunorn
Plmcn'o,.)ain.\tCi»..

do
CTovun
do

I

Carolina

S

••

Pbidat, P.M.. April

25, 187«.

Although the weatlior has been rather unfavorable for the
active distribution of Spring goods, tliere hag been a better jobbing trade during the past week, and considerabln amounts of
goods have been closed out of first handa. Collections are very
backward, nud dealers are not showing so much disposition to
press goods upon buyers as they might were there lets difUculty
in getting payment upon bills previously contracted. At the

same time there are many dealers who are disposed to ofTer some
inducements to buyers for the purpose of closing out their stocks,
and to effect this sales of some lines, chiefly of cotton goods, have
been effected at prices below the quoted market range. This
practice is not likely to bo attended with the usual

bad results of

more goods upon buyers than they have any use for,
inasmuch as the closeness of funds everywhere has caused all
classes of dealers to exercise more than ordinary caution in the
forcing

matter of their purchases to prevent their stocks from running
over what their requirements are likely to be and few will be
induced even by extreme concessions to anticipate their wants
very largely. The steadily declining tendency of the raw mate*
rial has the effect of leading buyers to look for lower prices, and

moment indicates a shrinkage
many months on many of the principal lines of

the position of the market at the
in values before

goods.

Domestic Cotton Goods.— The sales of medium and standard
weights and fine brown cottons continue to be on a fairly liberal
scale, and the stock of these grades is run down to a point where
holders have very little difficulty in sustaining prices. Jobbers

who are disposed to offer concessions to buyers are for the most
part selecting the lower grades of cottons upon which to break
prices,

are

and with very few exceptions the better qualities of goods
quoted at about former ra'.os. Bleached goods have

still

experienced few changes, except in the lower grades, but the
tone of the market is rather heavy and holdere are ready sellers
at the current quotations.
Supplies are not excessive, and when

we remember the pi olonged dulnesa it is somewhat surprising
that agents have been able to keep their stocks so well reduced.
The print market is only moderately active and prices lack
buoyancy.

Cloths are pretty well down, and were the stock of

would be likely to be a decline from
Colored cotton goods are in light request, but
steady upon all the leading lines. There has been

prints to accumulate there

the present rates.

the market

is

an easier feeling in cotton drills, and prices are off a fraction on
some makes. Light Summer dress fabrics have sold fairly at about
previous prices and are steady.

Domestic

Woolen Goods.— The

general market for wojlens
features of a particularly encouraging' nature. Prices are down to a point which
ought to bo the bottom, and manufacturers feel this fact, but
cannot count upon the stability of the market in the present extreme duluess of trade. Wool continues to tend downward, and

remains very quiet, and

now

1.T

bool

.

(gold)
.10.

do

in

fcioveitmnn

bond ..do
«o

'8

h

a

13

(Vi

20

llv.«

-imI
25

Vi

15

r.,

vti^

il«
,';'•'

86
lU

show any

low that there is some margin for manufacturers if
goods at the present range. There seems to be a
market for good woolens, and the principal preventive of a
so

they can
fair

fails to

sell

generally satisfactory trade

which

is

the over supply of trashy stock,

of itself almost unsalable,

and exerts a depressing inupon the better grades of goods. These remarks are
chiefly applicable to fancy cassimeres, the other classes of heavy
woolens being steadier though quiet. The clothing trade are
purchasing very few heavy goods as yet, and prices for Fall and
Winter stock are merely nominal. Flannels are flat and irregular.
is

fluence

Dress fabrics are not active, but the business

is sufficient to

keep

prices fairly steady.

—

Foreign Goods. There seems to be a slight improvement in
demand for goods adapted exclusively to the Summer trade,

the

but the market

is

without special animation.

Lawns, piques and

similar light dress and suiting fabrics are silling freely, while the
heavier descriptions of dress goods are dull and ra;her heavy.

White goods generally

are in pretty libera!

the most part, firmly held.

in»lasa«s.
Cuhu Muscovado

a 3M

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

is
45
£0
01
15
68
00
3i
55

@
_
@1

50
70
27
43
65
85
40
63

Superior to flue

do
do

I

',0

a

Common to lair....

do
do

cold In bond 3

d,

;

The arrivals of refining molasses this week have increased the stock somewhat, and with but little demand for those grades the market has been rathe
drooping. The stock held by most of the refiners is ample for their current
wants, and few goods are taken out by them in consequence. The supply of
Cuba in first hands has increased to 5,642 hhds., chiefly of refining quality.

as last reported.

drei

request, and are, for

Silks are only moderately active,

dress silks being dull, while choice millinery lines show some
animation and are firm. Imported woolens are slow of pale,

nnd prices are somewhat depressed in sympathy with domestic
High gold and tight money aro restricting trade and

goods.

unsettling values.

We

annex a few particulars

SMuufAotuie oar

of ieadinfi^ articles

prlcei quoted being

tkM?

of

of domestis

iMdinR joblwfg

THE CHRONICLE.

572
SlieetluK*
ShlrdiiKi

and

I

no Nonp
do heavy .36
t>-4
do
do .... 8-4
9-4
do

Wldlh.T'i'rice.
!«Asawam F... 38
10
80
Albion A
»6
Adriatic
13X
14
Atlantic A... 87
ia><r
do D....

do U..
Appletua A.,
do
N.

iix

Urown

!l

do S
do W..
(Vneetogo D
Cabot A ... 3t>
DwlghtX... 30
do
Y.... 3.3
Z.... 36
do
Indian Head. 7-8
do
.. 48
.

,

do

19
19

14
13

Anio^keug

16X

Adriatic

11

Lftfciiiia

13

Liin/;ley

II

Ptipperell

BoHton
Beaver Cr, AA
Chester D'k B

60
5.')

67>i

Cl::rk'8 Mills

22
20
20

12
13
12
20

Stark

36
14X Amoskcag
Bedford
1!!
8X
do BE. 33
IIX
Cocheco
13
C. 36
do
ll)i
Garner & Co
11
W. 30
do
IIX
37 13-13X Gloucester
Laconia B.
ll)i
12
do mourning
36
do
do
O... 39
13X Hamilton
IIX
12
Hartel
Lawrence A. 36
14
Manchester
do
D. 36
J.. 40
do
15X Merrimac D dk.
do
LL. 36
ll>i do 'W pk and pur 13
*
11
XX .ili
do
do Shirting
do
Y 36
12X Pacific
II)
Richmond's
Kaehuaflne K 40
Simpson 2d Mourn. IIX
O.... 33
13
do
do black & white. IIX
do li.... 36
14X
IIX
Sprague'sfan
20
do
W.. 48
7-4
Pepperell
27X
Domestic Gins30
do .... 8-4

A

erican, pure. In oil

19X

Lead, wh. Amer., dry
Zinc, wh., dry. No. 1.
Zinc, wh.. No. 1, In oil.

UH

Arcadia
Garner

Harmony

7X

Manville

8
8
8
8

Pequot

Red Cross
Victory H....

.

Paris wh„EnK» 100 lbs. 2

do
do
do
do
Ulica

do
do
do

hams.
32X
37X Amoskeag

9-4
....10-4
....11-4
....12-4
....

fine

,"6

1««

Bates
Caledonia
Clyde

48
68

87X

Glasgow

85

Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster

45

Non 40X 19X

Bl'ched !«heetlnes Lake

and

Slilrtlngs
Amoskeag. A3(i
16X
do
42
do
46
Androscog-

L

gin

17
I

18X

36

36
33
31
do ... 33
do ... 36
36
Bay Mills
Bates. BB... 36
45
do
do XX.. 36
Bartletts

Shore

Hadley
HolyoKe

12X

Sterling

Great Falls A.

Selkirk

IIX
12X

33
33
34
34
37
35
42
37
36

AA
Lewiston
Ontario A
Ludlow

Powhattan A.B..
do

Tickings.
do
do
do
do

A.

Cordis

AAA.

13X
14X
18

16X

14X
14X
12X

9X

Eagle.

BllerlonWS4-4
Fruit of the

13X

19
18

AA

36
ar'tFallaA 32
do
33

"X

Q38

16X

S

12

Loom

lA)nsdale... 36
do Cambric 36
N.Y. Mills 36
6-4
Pepperell
do .... 7-4
do .... 8-4
do .... 9-4
do ....10-4

...n-4
5-4

D..

No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.

3

2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

21

27X
30

Park,

32X
37X
42X
47X

do
do
do
do

24

C

'

Druid

do

Gambler

40-46

1

a?x
•26

Carpets,

20
20
30
20

Velvet, J. Crossley
& Son's
best
8 65
do do A No 1.. 2 55
Tap Brnssels.
Crossley* Son'sl 30-1 40
Eng. Brussels. 2 20-2 30

16
18

Hartford Carpet Co
ExtraS-ply
1
Imperial 3-ply.. 1
Superfine
1
Med. super
1
Body Bru8 5fra. 2

20
22
24
25
16
18

20

82X

do
4 do
do
3 do
BIgelow Brus 6-fr.
do
4-fr.
.

1
1

01; vitriol (66 degs).

2 10
2 00

ot

dry goods

at this port for the

April 24, 1873, and the correspondinjt weeks of 1872 and ] 871
have been as follows
EHTKB^D lOR OONSUMPTIOH POR TKK WEEK EHniNS APRIL 24, 1873.
:

-1871-

—

Pkge

1.422
Manufactures of wool
cotton.. 1,773
do

do
do

silk

Miscellaneous

1,134
flax
1,002
dry goods. 7,660

-1872

Value.

Pkgs.

$555,477

905

487,319
1.111,929

1,661

asi.aio
411,204

1,052
1,582

""

572

.

Value.

1873

.

Pkga

HEMP— Am.

Russia, clean
Manila, current. .V

$361,708

614

$243,598

Sisal

509,881
419,447
272.003
170,691

1,175

361 261

Jute

474

SICSSj

.13,011

$2,801,169

3,018
423

2:1.3.46?

5,772 $1,723,730

116,057

6,704 $1,325,312

WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOtTSB AND THROWN INTO THE MARKET DURING THE
SAME PERIOD.
605
Manufactures of wool
cotton
do
418
silk...
do
120
flax.
853
do
Miscellaneone dry goods. 4,660
.

.

Total

$201,847
100,9.37

125,587
111,559
43,360

6,676

$583,290

Addent'aforconsnmpt'nl3,011

2,801,169

TotaUhrownnponm'_k'J^19,5S7_$.3,384,459

562
664
183
471
948

$228,884

2,718
5,772

$784,083

101,886
219 315
121,581
62,437

1,723,730

8,490 $2,507,813

520
606
194
511
3,114
4,945
5,704

$2-27.704

179,917
199,005
126,096
53,777

$786,499
1,325,312

10,649 $2,111,811

ENTERED FOR WAREHOUBINO DURING SAME PERIOD.
Mannfactiires of wool

—

648
401
cotton..
do
216
silk
do
467
flax
uo
Miscellaneone dry goods. 2,486
T'.tril

4,217

Addant'dforconsiinipt'nl3,011

$225,781

O07

$280,728

419

139
661
6,062

118.113
127 840
130.005
108,266

158
623

136,468
150 2.^8
155,7h6

3,523

60,181)

7,618
5,772

$710,005

6.3.50

1,723,730

5,704

1763,4.36
1,826,312

$2fi5.710
112,560

518
348

271,827
97,341
66,511

$813,949
2,801.169

40
26

*

8M

2;«
3
5

HIDES-

.

Orv- Buenos Ayr.
Montevideo..,.
Rio Grande
Orinoco
California

....
..

.

10
2 1-16
50
3
18
12
1

50923

110

Oii<82'J

00

5DS16 00
00915 00

159

18

Cotton.

9
9

4 21

3 75

95a 1 OO

too.175 ;)0®22i 00
120 ,109125 00

00

')092l.'i

10^9

....«
...»
....®

"

Chill

pernambuco
Matamoras

"

17
16
18

"
"
"

@
9
9

....9

Buenos Ayres.. V B gold.
"
Rio Grande

....9

California

12
12

Texas

"

cur.

East India Stock—
Calcut. city Bit. » Ik gold
Calcutta, dead arreen '•"
Calcutta, buffalo.* B
HOPS-Cropol 1S72..VB..

*bu8h.

9
9

35
35
50

.

1

00
00

40
4C
3 50

9
„

9

,,

14

W9
SX|

*>

SX
8Ma.„?.,

» »

9

3 75

87X

3

16
!8

16K
19
15

9
9
9

14
12

15

e7 87X

Plates.for'n.VlOOB.gold 7 75
IP R- 9
Plates domestic
SPICES— Sec groceries report.

®

11

^* "a!' -^
RP1RIT8—
Brandy,f'lgnb'd«..*gfl.gld3 65«15 00
Rum— Jam. ,4th proof. " 3 Bm h fO
"
St. Croix, Sd proof...
'•
Gin, different brands

2 75'3 3 35

Whiskey....

MXffl

....fflSSO

.

DomenUc h'ottors— Cash.
A Icohol (88 per ct)C. &W.1

91 77X

75

91

EnKllBh,ca8t,2d&lstquf B 18X9 28
English. 8prlng,2d& 1st qn
9X9 lOW

9
9
9
9
11X9
9 9

BnKlish blister, 2d & Ist qn

14

American blister
American cast. Tool
American cast spring
American machinery
American German spring.

SUGAR—
TALLOW—
TEAS— See special report.

See special report.
American* B...

TIN— Banca...* B.gold
Straits

••

English

"

Plates. L C.Char. * b
Plates, char. Terne "

••

TOBACCO—
lues,

18X
IIH
17
11

12
...

6X9

•

a
9

....
..;.

37X
S2X
S2X

35X9

1175 912 25

91125

10 75

heavy

7V9 8X

®

15

9

5"

®1
Havana, com. to flue
Manufac'd, in bond, dark wrk.l6 9
"
" bright work. 20 9

10
25
45

WOOL19
:9

Wet Baited—

.

—

"
leaf,
leaf. Conn., wrappers.
•
"
fillers
Pennsylvania wrappers

"
"
"

* B

Seed

VBi Kid
...

00

2 00 9 2 12X
foreign
Flaxseed, Amer'n,r'eb. 2 25 9 2 40
? 2 lO
Llnseed,€al.,»56Ibgld
SILK-T8atlee,No.3chopVll>8 50* 9 00
.59
8 25
7
re-rccled
Tsatlee,
8 25
Tay8uam,N09. 1&2
J '^ *
Canton, re-reeled No. 1 ..6 259 6 50

Kentucky

_..,..

"
17 9
Maracalbo
"
....9
Bahia
Dry Salt.— Maracalbo.gold IS 9

Bahla

12M
40

19

gold. 210

9
«19
9 8

•

17
14
14

lb

00

12

8X»
2X9

Corrlentes

Total

....

6 75
.... 22 110925 00

American undressed

.

Value.

ux

620

Hemp,

* CWt 6 62X®

ft

14X

(a33 00
iV^i-t
IS
10
9.H9

»»

Timothy

05
40

11X9

dressed.

10

30 oe

gold
"

SEED-Clover

sn^

Vitriol, blue

Bhlpplng * 25 B keg
Mln. & Blasting
HAY—North R.shlp'g,* 100

(5

18

groceries report.

Rcnned,pnre
Crude
Nitrate soda

—6%

-

G0NPOWDER-

week ending

55

new. u'M ®18

SALTPETRE-

....

47

FRUITS— See groceries.
GUNNIES.- Seoreportunder

51
75
68

(ft

5 00

Liv'p'l, various sorts

66
57>^

5 00

Mackerel, No. 1, shore
Mackerel, No. 1, Halifax..
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay. new
Mackerel, No. 2, shorenew
Mackerel, No. 2, Bay.. new
FLAX— North River....* B)

80
80

44

4S

15 25

Turkslslands..* bush.
Cadiz

41
5!(

Shell Lac, 2d and Ist Eng
gold.
Soda ash
SuKar lead, white

FISH-Drycod

42X3

lOJtS

SALT—

24

1

tmPORTATIONS OF DRT GOODS AT THE PORT OF
NEW YORK.
The importations

Hi

9

25

»

9V9

Lard

RICE— See

....

a
39)49
Prusslate potash, yel'w.
gold.
08 9
Quicksilver
per oz. 2 50 9
Quinine
Rhubarb, China....* B 60 9
2 9
Sal soda, Newcastle, gld

52)^
45
20
05
00

Hams, pickled

6;4

2^9

...

OpIam.Turk.ln bond.eld

Beef hams, new

2X

899
20 9

Madder.Fr. E.X.F.F"
Notg'ls.blne Aleppo

Beel, plain mess
Beef, extra mess

....

1

....
....

91

(new). .19 60

Pork, extra pnnif
Pork, prime mess city

22
30

9

35
25
8

PKOVIBIOIISPork mess ¥ bbl

S^

oH&

'*

tt...

Licorice paste, Calabria.
Licorice paste, Sicily ...
Madder, Dutch. ....gold

24
34

40in.

—*

9
9

UHia
21X9

In bbls

Beflned, standard white
Naptha, reOn., 68-73 grav.

33X

i 00
9
alnseng. Western
110 9
SInseng, Southern
gold
....9
Jalap
20 9
Lacdye, good Jk flue "

j

Crude

33

—

9to5J 30-38

f 1 to

Crude, ord'y gravity. In
bulk, per irallon

43
45

a
O

lOX

PETROLEUM—

....®

lb

Blchro.potash.B'tch
19K3
Bleaching powder... "
2X9
Brlm8tone,cru.Vton.." S4 00 ®
roll
»»>
3 @
Am.
Brimstone,
gold
23 ®
Lamphor. crude
40 9
Chlorate potash .... "
"
Caustic soda
6X3
61 9
Cochineal, Hondur.. "
55 9
Cochineal, Mexican. "
Cream tartar, prime "
34X9
8
9
Cubebs, East India
gold
6 9
Cutch

'

Light duckBear duck (Soz.)
do heavy (9 oz.).
Mont.Raven839in

14X

24

bush

Fl'tv/ing'A

14

9..
10..
SO..
80..
80..
No. 60..
70..
80..
90..
100..

3

W'db'ry

Checks.
do
do
do
do
do

A

do

50
00
00
00
OO
50
00
50
50
00

Sail duck, 22in

14X

Caledonia, 8..

!6X
22X

Stark

*

..

75

8K9

Whale, bleached winter.. 73 9
65 9
Whale, crude Northern..
1 S2Xftl
Sperm, crude
152 91
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime winter... 75 9

.

COTTON— See special report.
DRUGS & DYES-Alum.. 3K9
gold
16 ®
ArgolB, crude
"
26 a
Irgols, refined
irsenlc, powdered. "
6 ®
Bicarb. soda, N'castle"
"

Cotton Duck

13

31

.

C.

32
edal 36
Hamilton reg. 32
36
Lewiston A.
30
do T.B

13X1

M

B..

30
24
21
19
17
23
21
21
18
16

45

American Ingot

Bags
Amoskeag

®

Braziers' (over 16 oz.)

35
70

16
14

@18
@20

20
00
00

62H

a5

5 25

»»

00

a,3

'.2X«5 00

4

yellows..

'•

n>i

(over

12 oz;

65-67X

Peabody
Randalmon
Renfrew

12

new

35

a4

3 75
3 40

1

N0.2
pale
extra pale

Crude B
Cottonseed
"

...

4

COPPER- Bolts

No.

Cltythln.obl.lnbbls.Vtn.gd...
West, thin obl'g. (dom.) 41 CO
csks * gall 1 15
Linseed, crushers prices
100
» gallon. In casks

5

OO

.

rough

31
28 x
28>.

9
9

OILS— Olive, m

4 40
4 60

®

28K9
27X9
27
33

OAKUM
Oil. C4KE-

15

COFFEE.— See special report.
Sheathing,

iels

"

a
®
52H®
00 ®

42X
42X

11
18
12

"

(»

15
30

70

Dan-

1*2

36
Boott iJ!... 36
do C... 33
do K.... 28

Peqnot

Green

.32

Blacks tone

d..

12X

47X

American

do
do
do
do
do
do

.

do 6 cord.
Samosset.

&

tons steamboat... 4
4
tons grate
4
tons egg
5
tons stove
4
tons chestnut
Liverpool gas cannel .16
Liverpool house cannel

10,000
20,000
15,000
35,000
15,000

.

13X

15X

,

do
do

14
14

9

12X
2 50

Auctlon sale of Scranton, Mar. '26:
4 nx®
5.000 tons lump.

70
70

Namaske

lOX-U Amosk'g ACA.

.

.

Co

Willimantic, 3
cord

17

Auburn

Barnslcy.

&

6

45
42
36

Tar, Washington
8 75 a4 00
4 OO at 'a
Tar, Wilmington
Pitch, citv..'
3 62Sa3 -5
55
Gv
Spirits turpentine. V Kali
Rosin, strained, * bbl... 3 25 i»3 35

....
11

® U
® 41
3 37
@ 34
a ;l

10

COAL-

70
70

Clark's, Geo.

14
10

Union

16X

Arkwri'tWT.36

Brooks, per doz
200 yds ....
J. & P. Coat's
Clark, John, Jr.

40
35

.

Spool Cotton.

nn
HX

S9

iio
do ..
Welsh do
Westeru dairy, packed...
store. backed
do
Chee8e(ncw)-Statclct"y
do dairy

9
9
9

32
39
82

Orinoco, Ac

"

.910 50

...

.-ca»h,»»—

MOLASSES— See special report.
NAVAL STORES—

"

Btate,p'l8&t'bs,g'd toflne

6 75

••

Oak, slaughter
"
crop
**
rough slaughter
Hemlock. B.A
"
California
'*

96 75
97 12X
®9 25

*'

LEATHER-

••

Bntter (new)—

"

EnKllsa

BUTTKK AND CIIKKSB-

'

'

&
9
S\@
IJ @
"5 ©
12

,

Glazed Cambrics.

. .

.

15

H
8

German.

Bar
Pipeandsbeet

00
00
00
00
00
00
5 25
J 25
5C
7
S SO

00a
50®
25®
25®

5
6

7
5

.

15X-16

Peqtiot
Suffolk

58

Nails— '.Od.aOd. com..* kg
Clinch, 2to 3 In.ii over
2cland'dBnc
Cut tplkes, all sizes ..
Palntu- Lead, white, Am-

13X
12>i
13

Laconia
Naurakeageat.
11>i
10

Spanish, ord'yVlOO lbgold.6 62>t®6 75

2 10
1 CO
2 W)

M

13
15

Canoe Kiver..

Print*.
American

(10

&
®
®

9

W

30^40
While pine boi hoards. 31 00®S3
White pine mer.bxb'ds 32 00a34
Clear pine
00®79
Snrace boards & planks 30 on^Ji
Hemlock bo'rds * plank 27 00@S4

Corset Jeans.

Imp

00
00

Lirae— Uockl'd.coin.v bbl
Rockland, lump
Lumber— Soutliem pme..

17X

Orch.Imp

00® 11
00@16

Cement— RoMcnrliile *bbl

120 00®;6.i IC

LEAD—

40 OOei.'i

7
12

ISOOivglfiO

Scroll

123 009172 5J
Sheet, Rub., as. toassor.gd 16
17
Sheet, sing., d. & t., com..
6H'9 71i
Kails, KnK.* ton... (gold) "0 00® "1
Ralls Am.,at works In Pa. 80 OO9 83 00

....9 8 00

'•
Crotons
Philadelphia Ironts. •

21

IlallowcU

»

M

Brloks— Com. hard...*

23

Amoskeai:
Androscog'n eat

100

w

Bar. Swedes

Hoop

BBKADSTUFFS— See special report.
BUILDINO MATERIALS-

24
15

AXA

Ind.

Ind'n Orchard

..

BB
doCC

15
15

A

16X
24X

do

15

14

22

Haymaker Uro

15
15
15

ASHES-?ot.lBt sort »

12>,-

Cohimb'u h'vy

Drills.

B

B...

Ark'right blue.

87X

Otis

1)
. .

Amoskeag

36

STOBX FB1CFC.

I.

Denlma.

18)»

XX 10-4
Wnnisulln.. 40)^
do HU 36
do XX 36

14

Bedford R..
Boott FF

20

iXn

13X

Augui'ta

16X

35
36

Utica

GENERA
PRICES CURRENT.

Price.

Width. Price.

Brown

[April 26, le73.

„,

Amerlcan.3.»xoiiyFleece VB
Amcilonn. Full BlooJ Merino

American, Combing
Extra, pulled

Nol,Pulled

California Spring ClipFine, unwashed

Medium

Common, unwashed..
South Am. Merino unwashed
Cape Good Hope, unwashed.
Texas, fine
Texas, medium
Smyrna, unwathed

9
45
12
22
H)

48
45
58

® 55
® 15

<55S

@34
®63

38
28

(s56

21
26
21
28
S4
27
27
20

@S1

C"8,

ft3!

025
«30
«r.97

^32
(S.S8

@24

9 20
VB 10X911
ZINC-Sheet
9 14
BAIL.
FREIGHTS—.- STEAM. —
HX9 15
9. d.
K.d.
»A
ToLivEBPOOT.
:s 9 SO
%> B
7-16 5-16®
K
Cotton
H9
... ®
Crop of 1871
" Flour ....?> bbl SO «....
10 9 15
Crop of 1810
25
36
WIS
0a
eoods.* ton 55
H
4309 ...
60
«....
IRON— Pig, Am., No.l.* ton ... ® .-iOOO on:
IBbn.
46 009 4S 00
7X"^ ...
Pig, American. I.o. 2
fxa....
Corn
1<A ...
40 009 4 m
Pig, American Forge
Wheat. bk * b. ^eJO-i-i 39
61 009 60 00
Plg.BcotcO
^ tee. 5 6 9 6
neet
3 0« ..,
Bar .refiued £Dg,«Ain«r.lio tl09 .... rork.....»bW. 89 ©40
16

IS

.

;

s. rf.

.

J

...

TotHl sntsred at Uie port.17,228 $3,615,118

13,390 $2,433,735

11,054 $S,088,718