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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENIING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL. 15
xNEVV
YORK, DKCEMBEU
Finanoial.
'2VbucttTscmeut0.
Advertisements win be puTrllBhed at 25 cents per
ilne for eticU Iniiertioii, space beinsr measured In ai^Hte
linos to the Inch ; when dennlte orders flre Riven
for one month, or upwards, a very liberal cllscoant
tl'jte,
NO. 892
2B. 1872.
U
be made.
Advertisements will have a favorable place when
Inserted, but DO promise of continuous publication
lu a particular place can be Klveu, aa all advertisers
must have equal opportuultlea.
FioanciaL
Agency of the
BANK OF BRITISH NORTB
Kountze Brothers,
Bankers, 12 ITall
Street, N.
V.
A
will
first
WM.
B.
DANA *
4
William
81
N. T.
St.,
Pags.
and Brokers
Boston B;ml£ers and Brolters
PhlUfleiphia ti-inlcers and liroters
Southern Il.inli'jr3 and liroliera
Western l^ialcers and iJroltera
S19, 830, SSI, 85^, S45
8.M1
,
Negotiate
WU
851
BSi
Financial Notices
Killroaaa, Iron, ate
lusnrance
&
Marquand
KO. so
&
laatTE
Coininerclal an'l travelers Crediti
Available In
Merchants' Bank
OF
Kimball,
T. B.
BEAD
Allowed on Deposits.
Interest
The National Bank-Note
Company.
Canada.
NEW YORK.
W^ALL STREET,
14
BALDWIK,
O.
S.
KIMBALL.
Capital,
Member N. Y. Stock and Gold Excbange.
BIB
&
LoCKWOOD
1M9.)
Eusravers oftbe CS. Postase Stamps,
Bonds, I^egal Tenders, and
National Bank Notes.
BKQKA.TIS8 ASD PBINTIXO OF BaJTK-NOTKS, CKKTIriCATBs, Drafts, State and Railroad Bonds,
Bills of Exoqanqb, Postaqh Stamps, and
Commercial Papers,
Cn the highest style of the art, with all
modern im-
CALDWELL ASHWORTH,
&Co
,
BANKERS,
variety of Banlt-Note and
(luality,
Bond Paper, of
superior
No.
1
NEW
Available In
-
-
LONDON
.
Dickinson
Charles G,
St.,
COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING,
New Urieans
i|OCkBox384.
Will purchase
EXCHANOE, COTTON, BTC.
rartlcalar attention KlTen to Bee iTlni and roi*
Cor.
NEW
Johnsen,
conmissioN merchant,
Nassau
St.,
Nenr York CUt-
CIRCULAR NOTES .\N0 CIRCULAB
Letters of Credit, avaiU,hie and payable lu all the
PRINCIPAL CI riES OF THE WimLl) also special
;
credits for use In the United Stales.
Indies.
Canada and West
Current Accoants recelred on atich terms a
agreed upon.
&
LoB
mar be
Morton, Bliss
& Co.,
Bankers, 30 Broad
St.,
N.
Y
Issue Circular Notes and Letters of
Credit for Travelers
Co.,
cial
BANKERS,
25 Broad
1 1
PARIS.
?ONl>6bOM;£bt and sold on Commission.
SHEPARD, Treasurer.
MACDONOUUH, Secretary.
»irdl«t UaUs.
•••••
YORK.
A. D.
J.
Travellers
Also OIlMMERCIAL CRKDITS and DRAFTS OB
LONDON, PAKlS.and SCOTi, \NI>.
ADVANi ES made on Cnnslanments. STOCKS au<I
H. VAN ANTWERP, PresU.
T. H. PORTER, Vlce-Pres't.
Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
Telegraphic Transfers of Money to and from
don, ^arls, San Francisco, Havana, Ac.
WALL STREET,
J.
|^
part ol Europe, etc., throorb
all
CITY BANK,
HOTTINnUER&CO.,
always on hand.
OFPICIi:,
Issno. Letters ol Credit for
Affent,
IS8UE
alterations.
All steel plates engraved and printed by this comp kny are warranted to give thirty thousand good Im,ii'0:isIons, without cuarge for repairs.
Cashier.
No. 54 Broadfrajr.
No.
4-onimlHSlon.
WALL STREET
56
A1S.es. President.
BANK.
James Robb, King
prorements of value, with special safeguards devised
by the company and patented, to prevent frauds by
photoifraph.c and other modes of counterfeiting and
HUOH
99,000,000
DRAFTS FOR SALE ON LOSDON JOINT STOCK
Transact a General Huuklns bnsiacsB, Including tUe purchase and sale
of Covernment and Stale Botidr, Kailroad Stocks and Bonds, and other
iitfniritl«»N« 4»ii
........
JACKSON RAE,
BROADWAY.
94
OFFICE, KIONTREAL.
Co.,
BANKERS,
(INCOBPORATED NOVEMBER,
parts ol the world.
all
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
Financial.
& Co.,
WALL STREET,
Hill,
Stocks, Bonda and Gold bought and sold on commlssloQ ; Collections made : Business Paper Negotiated.
Baldwin
PATON, Agrot
Brown Brothers
BANKKR3 AND BROKERS.
Xo. 18 Devousblre St.y Boston.
885,8:6,881,883
JSr IfoT terms of Sabacrlptlon aee
Stb Page.
.lOll.V
Members New York Stock Kxchauge.
tfil
eti>amahip«
Dem-tnd Drafts on Hcutlsnd and Ireland, also on
Canada, Brltlsli C'ulumUUi and San Francisco. Bills
Collected and other BaifElng Business transacted.
Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought and sold on commis.
887
3«8
fSS
((Uicellaasoniou.i>iiit!rciai:oariU
rates, also cable Transfers.
and London.
sion.
^85, 886, Bus
Cotton
0''lc
Marquand, Hill & Co.,
No. 3T WALL ST., NEW TORK.
ttU, S'U
New Loans, Investments, dkc
V
ERICA.
Commercial Credits Issued for use in Europe, China.
Japan, the East and Weflt Indies and South America,
also Ciriular Letters of Credit for Travelers available
In all parts of the World.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange payable In
London and elsewhere, bought and sold at current
flrst-cloas Securities.
Mske Cable Transfers between New
INDEX TO ADVEHTISEinENTS.
New Tork Bankers
SIGHT BILLS ON THK UNION
BANK OF LONDON.
Pay Interest on dally Gold and Currency Balances.
CO., PtTBLisnKiis.
79
in
48 Wall Ktreet.
ORAW TIME AND
;
also
Credits available in
Commer-
all
parts of
the World.
Excbange Place,
YORK.
Negotiate First-Class Railway, Citjr
and State Loans; Make Telegraphic
Transfers of Money
Allow Interest
on Deposits, and draw Exchange on
j
Oovemment
Socnrltlei,
bought and sold
strictly
Gold, stocks and
BondJ
on Commission.
Platt K. Dickiksos,
Morton, Rose & Co., London,
HOTTINGUER & Co., - - PaRIS.
Y. Stock
Kopt
Accounts received and Interest allowed on Balanco.,
which may be rbecked for at sight.
J. B.
DtOKIKSO.f
Member .\.Y. Stock A Gold Ezcnge
Howard C. DicKlKbox,
Member t<.
I'lzctaange.
&
Co.,
- -
-
Amsterd-\m»
,
)
m
THE CHUONICLR
& Co.,
Walker, Andrews
&
Andrews
ROSTON,
INVKSTMBNT SECURITIES AND GOLD.
EzcHANss ON London,
&
New York
H. Goadby,
BANKERS,
Canadian
Buy and
t
45 W^all Street.
Office,
&
Parker
Commerce,
DEVONSHIRE STREET,
ROSTON,
at
TTestern City
sell
and Conn-
y bonds.
&
.
.
Pres.,
Co.,
Sterling
Sell
>/id
Scotland.
P.
O
&
G.
S.
Bcx4s51.
Banking Co.,
DIACON, GEORGIA.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Particular attention given to Collections
nccesBlblc points, and prompt returns made.
GOVERNMENT
IN
LAWTON.
ASHER AYERS,
B. L. WILLINGHAM,
JACKSON DeLOACH, (Dece'd.)
S.
W. J. Lawton, Pres't.
M. Farrab, Cashier.
Chas.
J.
T. P. Branch,
Jenkins,
SECURITIES,
RANKERS,
Merchants & Planters
NATIONAI. RANK,
Williams & Guion,
63 Wall Street, IVew York,
TRAVELERS and C0M^^ERC1AL CREDITS ISiiUED, availaDle m all parts of Europe, &c. BILLS
OF EXCHANGE drawn la sums to suit purchasers
;
»l80 Cable transfers.
Rank
Tlie City
and
Robert Reuson
&.
1
}^IiONDON.
Co.,
Manroe &
Co.
1
^PARIS
and
narcnard, Andre
y.
ic
Co.,
Clrcnlar Notes available for Travelers in
Europe and the East.
Country Bankers can be supplied with Bills of Exchange In large or small amounts, on the principal
cities of Europe also with Tickets for Passage from,
or to Europe, by the GUION LINE of Mail Steamers.
)
aH
parts of
ADVANCES MADE UPON CONSIGNMENTS OF
COTTON, and
other Produce to Ourselves or Cor-
&
S. Fetrle
London.
Gnlon
Co.,
Tapscott, Bros.
80
Sc
Co.,
Liverpool.
&
PHII^ADEI^PHIA.
•n
PRESCOTT, GROTE & CO..Bankers, London.
W. TAPSCOTT & CO., Old Hall, Liverpool.
iV
Orders for Government Bonus, Stocks and MerchanAiie ex^iruted, and Foreign Exchange and Drafts
Iwught.
W. Tucker &
James
Co.
BANKERS,
dc
BANKERS,
SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
Meisrs.
3
BEJamisok&.Co.
Co.j
Issue Sterling E.\change and demand notes In sums
to suit purchasers, payable In all parts of Great Britain
fttid Ireland, and available for the Continent of Europe
RITE SCRIRE, PARIS.
5
Home Insurance
Georgia
COMPANY
OF
COLUMRITS, GEORGIA,
BANKING BUSINESS. CoUccmade on all accessible points.
D. F. WiLLCOX, Sec'y.
Rhodes Browne, Prest.
Geo. VV. Dillingham, Treas.
JOHN J.CISCO & SON.
N. Y. Corresp8nde:it, Messrs.
J.
H. Castleman,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERJ
Georgia"
STATE, CITY AND RAILROAD SECURITIES O*
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA A Specialty. Prompt
Colnmbns,
COLLECTIONS, both in Columbus
connection. Will purchase or sell staple
Merchandise lu wholesale lots.
and points
In
articles of
Second National Bank,
espondeats.
Alex*
TrftT sact
a general Banklnjf ana Exchanfire buslnos
and Sale of Stocks, Bonds. Gold
TITUSVILLE, PENN.,
.....
Capital
etc.
O.
ItVnB. CBShler.
on Commission.
Austin & Oberge,
No. S13
WALNUT
W.
B. Shattuck
&
BANKERS,
No. 23 Nassau Street, New York,
DRAW SIGHT AND TIME BILLS
BELL
CHARLES
ATTSTIN.
t^~ Collections made
H.
0BBBG1%
in all parts of this State and
South Carolina, and remitted for on day of collectiou
a t current rate of New York Exchang e.
Cubbedge
RANKER, FACTOR AND
WACOM OA.
*
&
Munroe
John
Co.,
BANKERS.
No. 8 Wall Street, Nenr ¥ork.
OONSOliIDATED RANK, 1.0ND0N,
AND ON
nVHROE
tc
CO.,
PARIS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND
Cammann &
PARIS.
Co.,
Ranker, and Rrokera,
8
Wall Btreat,
New
Banking Business, and Kl
9,
give
PURCHASE AND si
SALS
OF GOVERNMENT.STATE AND riAILKOAD SECUparticular attention to the
RlTIKS.
recvlred inbleot
Trust
Pald-Hp Capital, - • • $1,000,000
INCORPORATED UNDER STATE CHARTER.
Collections attended to with precision and dispatch
free of charge, and remitted for on day of payment.
The Coller.tlon paper for all this State and Florida can
E. E. BUEBCSB, Pres't.
U check »t
ilglit.
First
with great advantage.
A. K. Walebb, Cashier,
National
WILiniNGTON,
OcUectlMu BkOo
«
»11
Moore
p»rt« 01
Bank,
N. C.
(ta«
&
Wilson,
(Successors to H. M. Moore,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
Collections made and promptly remitted for at cur
rent rate of exchange. Correspondents
Messrs. W. P. CONVERSE & CO., New York.
N. O.
Bank
National
OP
NEW
ORLEANS, liOUISIANA.
JESSE K. BELL,
President.
RICHARD JONES,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
this point
RKKSK TO EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.
JAS. N. BEASLES, Vica-Presldent.
Company,
York,
Transact a Oe^ih**!.
ZJirOtv^lu
&
Savannah Bank
be concentrited at
end do a General Banking aod
Brokerage Business.
RANKERS,
Special attention glveu to consignments of Cotton.
Gold, Stocks, Bonds and Foreign and Domestic
Kcchange, bought and sold.
Collections promptly remitted for.
Oraers solicited for the purchase oi s^Ies of Produce
and Securities. Prompt attentioi? guaranteed.
New York Corrpanondnntw r T.a-wwwnhk Rros.* Co
litno Circular Letters of Credit for Travelers on
Mat,e Uuliectionn
Merchant,
Sftvannah, Ga.
NEGOTIATE FIRST-CLASS RAILROAD AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
&
Hazlehurst,
O^NKKKS AND RROKERS,
Southern Bankers.
ON TBB
;
Bonds and Coupons.
ooinmssioN stock rrokers.
Commission
rank of London
AND
i;nion
Prfist.
G. P. Curry,
current Bank Notes
Edward C. Anderson, Jr.
Co.,
HYDR
Southern Securities of every description, viz.; UnState, City & Railroad Stocks
STREET,
PUIIadelphla.
J.
BROAD STREET.
CHAS.
Excliange Rank, Augnsta, Ga.
Correspondents In this City,
CO., 30
$300,0«0
Deposited with U. S. Treasurer to secure Circulation
and Deposits $'.00,COO.
inclndluf? Purchase
Issue Travelers Credits available In all parts of the
world.
MORTON, BL1S3 &
$300,000
attention given to
Philadelphia Bankers.
;
I
GA.,
-...--
tlons
Exchange, and Commercial and Travelers'
Credits Issued on
38 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Bean
Cash'r.
Transacts a General
70 State Street, Roston.
Bills of
Jos. S.
Vice-Pres't.
Page, Richardson & Co.
AGKXT8 FOR
BARITVO BUOTHBRS Oc COMPANY,
52 WALL STREET. NEw YORK.
all
Special attention paid to Collections.
Oold, State, City, County and Railroad Bonds.
G. C. Ward,
on
W. J.
J. S. SCHOFIELD,
Oasb Oapitai,
ROSTON.
DEALERS
$500,000
Dudlkt Hubbard, Casl^er.
COLLECTIONS made in ALL PARTS of the STATE
New York Correspondent— Fourth National Banc
AUGUSTA,
BANKERS,
Exchange and Gold, grant
Commercial Credits, make Cable Transfers, and transB general banking business. Draw on the Bank of
Enr
...
.
G. M. Paekeb, Vice-Pres.
Directors.
Cobb,
Brewster, Sweet
No. 26 Excbange Place,
...
Chablbs Hopkins,
Planters'
Paris,
Cities or Europe.
AND OTHER Continental
AGENTS FOR THE
of
AVAILABLE IN ALL PABTS OF THE WORLD.
IgginED,
on deposits.
Bank
nORII^E, AliARASIA.
Capital,
commercial aud Travelers' CredlU and Franc Ex.
ohauee on PARIS.
.
„,
.
RalTwnj and other LOANS negotiated. Stocks and
oouds denlt In on Cummlsston.
G. Harper
NATIONAI.
Commercial Bank,
ASS.
in
COUaUtOIAL AND CutOULAB LXTTEBS 07 CREDIT
TRATEI.ERS> CREDITS.
T.
Co.,
Co., Paris.
CIRCULAR NOTES A:n) STERLINO EXCHANGE
On Vnlon Rank or Iiondon.
J.
Southern Bankers.
&
Kidder, Peabody
New York.
14 "Wail Street,
[December 28, 1872,
Boston Bankers.
Foreign Exchange.
•Interest
:
Calted 8t«tM.
Cashier.
Particular attention given to Collections, both In
the City and all points lu connection with It. Prompt
returns made at best rates of Exchange and no charge
made excepting that actually paid upon any distant
point.
Correspondence
New York
solicited.
Correspondent,'
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
John A. Klbih,
President.
C. C. Flowebrbb,
Vice-President.
Geo. M. Klbin
Mississippi Valley
Cashier,
Bank.
A BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT,
vicKSRCRO, miss.
N. Y, Ccrrespoudcati— Ss&k o( Ui« MaabatMs.Co.
,
V;i)ecember 28, 1872.J
tm
|
The Bank of
Mutual National Bank,
P.
851
Western Bankera.
Southern Bankers.
COB. CALIFORNIA
OF
NEW
(ffilONIOLR
ORJLEAN8.
Finanoial Notices.
Orriox OF Tnx Central PACirio BR. Co.,)
So. H William Strut,
V
NSW YORS, Ucc», ISU. )
California,
J
* 8ANS0ME
SAN FRANCISCO.
FOtTRCHY, President,
Capital.. $500,000
Capital Pald-Vp
Strict attention Klven ti> Collections In tlils city >nd
tn otiior parts of the United States, freo of charge except sucfi as may bo actually paid.
Returns promptly made at the current rates o( Kx-
UILLKR,
WILLIAMS,
P.
R. D.
J.\B. 0.
-
•
.
•
$6,000,000
Janoary id.
C.
RALSTON, Caahier.
No. 28
NEW
IN
FISK & HATCH. No.
40
J. o.
IN PARIS, MZSSSS. MARCCARD, ANDRE
ft
&
GALVKSTON.
......C
Brandon,
DIUECTOKS:
Lubbock, M.
Mam,
.11.
.).
tiuin, E. S.
Goo. Schneider,
Japan, Australia, sal other countries, authorizing
Ins.,
on the ORIENTAL B.VNK CORPORATION,
$238,000
Wiillla, K. K.
J.
Jemison, M. W. Baker, Leon
S. Willis, T. A. Gary, W. B.
T. H.
McMahan &
Paris,
ALSO,
Co., The
at
We have
prompt and
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
reiikblo correspondents at all
108
Capital, $500,000.
points and remitted lor
Texas.
on day of payment,
TOR
We
SAIiB
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co,
BOT
BROKERS IN WESTERN SECURITIES,
NEW YORK
33 Wall Street,
Cashier.
AND
82a North Third St. ST. LOTUS.
BANKEH8,.
Breuliaxu, Texan.
W. M.
F. Hewson,
STOCK BROKER,
iIorreBpondents: ITou^ton— i^'lrst Xatlonal Bank
Qrilveston— Hall. Hiitchlni^a Ofc Co; New OrlGans— Pike,
Bfotlior & Co.; New York— HUii'^an, Sherman & Co.
•
Sayles
Sc
Breuham, Texas.
&
Adams
p.
S
:
*.
Morton, Bliss
Correspondent
M. A. tOBT,
Late Fort
I
*
Tries.
Fort
&
I
GROBOR
"W. JACKSOS,
Late Cashier Ist Nat. Bank
GalUpolls.O
Jackson,
First National nank. Merchants National Hank.
PJeW Orle:inB Louisiana National Bank. Whnless A
Pratt. Pankers. (}a]veston T. H. MnMatitin A (U .
:
:
Cashier.
The Mercantile Bank
OF NORFOLK, TA.
In settlement.
a Copartnership under the Arm name of KITCHEN A
CO., for the Transaction of a General Commission
STOCKS, GO\'ERNMENTS and GOLD.
JAMES KITCHEN.
WM.K. KITCHEN, Jb.
& Hannaman,
Smith
BROKERS
AND INVESTING AGENTS
INDLVNjVPOLIS, INDIANA.
Choice Ton Per Cent luvcstmcsts at and below par
Financial Laws and Forms of INDIANA sent free.
N. Y.
National ExoHxxea Bake, CorrcsDondent.
Ten Per Cent
With fTudonbted
Interest,
Security.
We flre iuvf^stlne for eastern jmrtlcs many tttotisandA
of dollars per mouth, ou Improved property la Illliio!*
worth, in everj' InslAiice, three times the sum loaned.
Our securities jire very protltable and nopuUr, and are
considered the safest offered. ANe will loan anv sum you
may desire to Invent, be It large or i«mall, without e.\*
penKe to lender. We can refer to partlen for whom w«
have loaned laree amouutB of money, who have never
lost a dollar of either principal or interest tn thU
class of Becurltlee duriuK the last fourteen year?.
Send forour book, "Illinois as a Place of Investnienl .,
which contains all necossary Intonnatlon. Address
BloomlnKion^ lUinola
SAFE INTBSTIHENT
LOANS NKOOTL4TED.
imPROVED FARnS.
Bleber Gaaae, 13.
New YoBK COBBESrONDEST.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
LXOVABD.
• 130 West Main Street, Loulsylllo, Ky., D alers In
roreltrn and Domestic Exchange, Uovernment Bonds
and all Local Becnrltles. Qlve prompt attention to
MUaoUons anu ordersCor Ityestment ol funds.
O.
V. H. FOSTEB.
BANKERS,
No. 10 Wall Street.
Government, State, Railroad and other
desirable sccuiitles. making liberal advances on
same, allow Interest on deposits, deal In commercial
Piy ard
9«11
naper, furnish to travellers and others Letters
Credit current In the principal cities In Europe.
from
all
expenses) pa!4
SANFORD,
Attorney and Solicitor.
iLLtMOlS,
References given to prominent persons in any largt
city In the
Umon.
9
New
Street and It Broadway.
CITV RAIIiROAD, GAS
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Jfc
Bee quotations " Local Securities " In this paper.
Securities a Specialty.
BHBLDOV.
Leonard, She]don& Foster
Co.,
BANKERS,
W.
E.
No.
ADVANCES made upon Approved Collaterals.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES of the Highest Grades
W. B.
interest (clear
wherever desired.
Charles Otis,
allowed on Dally Balances.
KANSAS AND ILLINOIS
Ten per cent
MOEBIS,
NEW YORK, 24 Pine Street,
CHICAGO, 164 22ud Street,
FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN,
INTEREST
Capital.
Eastern
SIOMKT LOANED FOR EASTERN PARTIES CM
always on hand.
Collections made In all parts of Virginia and North
•aroUna, and remitted for promptly.
&
name
CYRUS 0. BAKER.
JAMES ElTCUEN.
AVILSON
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
:
Gilbekt Elliot,
(
t
6c TOinS,
Dealers in Heal Estate Securities & School Bonds,
BANKERS,
:
Morton, Galt
York,
Jacob R.Shipherd& Co.,
\rACO, TEXAS.
J. Baeei:, Prcs.
1372.
FOB
Rkpebkkcss and corbrspondence:— New York
Wlnslow, Lanier & Co., David Dows & Co. Cincin-
We.
will sign the firm
& Co
JAN K Kits,
nati
member
20 BROAD ST.,
Broker* and Dealer*
,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Kew Tork
Krw
Co..
Levy & Borg,
Leonard,
BANKE
Refer to
WOnn
21 West Third Street, Clnclunatl, Ohio;
All Clucinnatl Banks, and Messrs. Lot K-
No.
Office
Bassett, Atty^s at liaw,
Becretirr.
HERE TO-
'PHE COPARTNERSHIP
Business In
CHECKS ON LONDON AND PARIS
give special atteutlon to collections on all accessible polDts.
DIIlECTOUS: AV. J. HiitcMus, P. W, Gray, A.J.
Uurkc, Cor. Enuls, W. M. Ulce, C. S. Longcopo.
BENJ. A.
rs, Prealdent.
WEEMS.
Co.,
Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
GOLD, SILVEB and all kinds of
BOTERNRIENT BONDS.
COLLECTIONS IDADE at all accedsible
THE CITY BANK OF HOUSTON,
B. F.
&
OealerelB
,
Houston,
JAMES MERREI.L,
OpriCK OF BaEER & KITCHEN,
Wall St., New Youk, December »,
THE U.SDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
110 West Fourth
A:
Inst.,
until the 2d of January.
Either
Ports.
the princinal points throughout this S'ate, and upon
all collections payable la this City or Houston, make
no charge for collectiuK, and only actual charge upon
interior collections. Immediate andprompt attention
Klvon to all business entrualed tons. Uefer to Nar.
Park Bank. Howes & Macy, and Spofl'ord Tlleston &
Co. N. Y., 2d Nat. Bank, Boston, I'lKe Lepeyre & iiro.,
K. 0.,T)rexel & Co PhUa.
19W.
1«,
-'FORK existing under the flnu name ot BAKER
& KITCHEN Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
cities.
ox
Texas.
Dec.
January next.
Transfer, books closed on and stter the 30tb
Branches or the Oriental Bank
Houg Kong, and other Asiatic
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Gx«hange,
GALVESTON,
LONPON.
Amsterdam, Hamburg, Bremen,
and other leading Eorepcaa
YORK,
The trustees of this Company tiare declared a dlv.
Idend of four(l) per cent, out of the earnings of the
past six months, payable on and after the 2d day of
15
London, Dablln,
Baakora,
And
bills
ATLANTIC CITIES,
Wall, It )b't. Mills, T. .1. II. Auderso'l.
S[>eo!al attention Klven to collections at all points
In the State, and remit ranci-s proniiitly made, without
ftuy charge except customary rates ot exchange.
President.
DIVIDEND.
EXCHANGE FOB SALE ON THE
1!.
on and after
SI'.,
National Trust Comp'y.
CO.
purchase of Merchandise la the Eaat Indies, China,
WALLis, Vlcc-Pres*t.,
Texas Banking
Cash Capital,
NASSAU
NEW
alpuonsk lauvb. Cashier
LAUTS, Secretary,
J
PBK
7
8<l.
This Bank Issaea Letters of Credit arallable for the
o.
5
BANK COIU'ORA- THURSDAY, JANUARY
C. P. HUNTINGTON,
THREADNEEDLE STREET.
IN LONDON, THE ORIENTAL
TION,
}
i
' cent DEBENTURE BONDSof the CHESAPKAKK
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, due JASUABT
lat, 1873, will be paid In OOLD COIN, at the Office of
raOBILB, ALA.
K. BRAN'Dox, Prp8*t.,
BUNTINOTOV.
rpHB COUPONS OF THE
VORK, MXBSRS. LEES & WALLER,
No. 33 FINE BREET.
Co.,
Francl* Street)
St.
Uessts.
stri-el.
OrPIOS or TBS ClIZSAI-EAKE AND Onio R. K Co.
SI WlLMAII 8TSSST.
New Yoke. December SO, 18
AGENTS.
BAIVKEHS,
;
Nassau
Vlcc-I*rc«ldenl.
W.
D. O. MILLS, President.
RKYNOLDB,
&
5
C. P.
JNO. W. MILLKB.
Thos. P. Miller
sold, at the othcc of
In
Sohedulea oi twcntr or more Coupons may now
be presented, lor which checks wilt be ready
cUangc of the day.
TB08.
l.
FISK * HATCH, No.
Caslilor.
Limit. ..$1,000,000
|
COUPONS OF THE FIRST
be pal
1873, will
ALBEUT BALDWIN, Vice Piosldent,
JOSEPH MITCIIEL,
HE
"
.Mortgage Bonds of the CEMKAI. PACIflC
RAILItOAU CO.MPASY, the WK-iTERV PACIFIC
liAlLUDAD COMPASy and tie CALIFORNIA tad
OUEUOM RAILROAD CoMPAS'Y, due January <st.
STS.,
ol
Knoblauch
&
Lichtenstein,
BANKERS,
37 Broad Street,
New twrk.
,
:
;
[December 28, 1872.
THE CHRONICLE.
852
Financ
Financial.
Financial,
Second Mortgage
THE INDIANA
Seven Per Cent. Gold
AND
Seven Per Cent. Bonds
Central Railway
COMPANY'S
FIRST inOBrGAGE BONDS
Illinois
SOJDTH CABOI.INA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
tfte Bonth Carolina Railroad
THREK
itrtSa purpose of retiring all its floating obllgaand arranging its non-mortgage bonds, and
tiona
the bonda authorized to be issued under said mort
gage having been duly executed, they are now
ofiered for sale at this office at
Payment
will
PER
viz.
VERY HIGH
to
Tbe
mortgage
of the road for the present year is
•stimated at about
and
with an ample
Its
flrst-class freight
It traverses
trict
date October
let,
and p assenger equip-
without railway connections, and
now
it
is
as-
and accrued
cent,
J. T.
CaABLESTOS,
S.
C, Dec.
interest.
WELSMAN,
Treasurer.
6.
The onderslgncd, agent for
the* sale
and exchange
of tbe above Bonds, c:tn be found at the Fourth
National Bank, lu this
A large part
and
will in the
Bonds
Whole
are on
payable in 30 years, principal and
10
Fund 2K
which those now
selling
COMPLETED KOAD.
Nrw York,
Dec.
COCHRAN.
18, 1872.
WALKER,
whom
pamphlets and
NORFOLK
CENT WATER BONDS,
Coupons payable
At present
price
CITY, VA., EIGHT
at 87)i
at National
they pay
ANDRETV^S &
CO.,
9 1-7
Baltimore, ITId.
PECIALTY.—COXUXEOIAL Papbb Nbootiatbd.
Wood & Dav is,
BONDS.
We
>»Ueve them one of the safest and most
profltabiu .iivostments offered in tliis market for
ALLEN, STEPHENS &
CO.,
WiNSLow
&
70 Yrilllam
RR.
Mortgage Gold
7s.
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND
BROOKLYN CITY
68
and
Ist
Mort. Gold
7«.
7s.
Fob Sale By
UTLEY & BOtTEN,
WANTED—SITUATION
Blf.A
COM-
petent bookkeeper, engaged for fifteen years p
»st in
Mercantile, Banking and Insurance offices. Character
and capacity satisfactorily recommended and guar,
COMMIS, box 4,720 P. O.
anteed. Address
Cheap Telegraphy
St.,
AUTOMATIC SYSTEM.
New
York.
KEGISTKRED, andare Issued in denominations
of 1500 and $1,OCO.
.sri.^ mile
aie i-qulpped and In operation.
The present actual earnings August, 187?, $96,841 63
Septe.ube , $luO,2ri 40 uctober, »lis.i«7 58.
This ' oad constitutes the best and shortest line between Nashville, St. Louis, and Chicago.
and
•
one cent for
Instead of ten words
and three cents for each
to a single message, and
Twenty words
EACH ADDITIONAL WORD,
to a single message, and
additional word.
two
THE A7TTOMATIC TELEGBAPH
COMPANY.
now prepared to receive and transmit messages by
their new system, between New York, Philadelphia
Is
and Washington.
Ofilce In New York—Nos. 64 and 66 Broadway.
Present Hates by other;Ltne8—New York and Philadelphia, 10 words 30 cents, and 2 cents for each additional word New York and Washington, 10 words
cents and 3 cents for each additional word Washing;
in RAIIiROAD BONDS.
Hewson, Kilbreth & Co.
BAivL'ERS
No. 11
and railroad stocks, and do a
OKNERAf< BANKING BUSINESS,
No. 31 Pine Street.
D. WOOD,
BAMUBL
ITormsrly of YermUr* * Co.
Ist
UBBANA & BLOOM'GTON 1st. Mort. Gol
NEW YORK AND OSWEGO Convertible 7a.
Wilson,
We ofler;f or sale
THE FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE 7 PER
CKNT THIBTV-TF.AR GOI-D BONDS. O" THE ST.
LOUIS AND SOUTHKASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY (consolidated), of Illinois, Indlaua, Kentucky,
and Tennessee, the principal and interest of whicli are
payable In GOLD In NEW YOKK, FREE OF U. S.
GOVERNMENT TAX. These bonds are COUPON
a variety of choice bonds to supply In
Testers, (uniish bonds advertised on the market at
snbscriptlun prices, execute orders for OoveramenI
.
MONTCLAIR
BY THE
Keep on hand
securities, gold
NEW YORK AND OSWEGH 1st Mort. Gold 78.
Bankers,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THI3 LOAN,
25 Pine Street.
;
AND
New York.
4 AVall Street,
85 and Interest.
:
BANKERS
St.,
Investment Securities.
greatest profit.
per cent interest
to
Pine
MORRIS AND ESSEX RR. 1st Mortgage 7s.
ELIZABETH CITY 7s.
ST. JOSEPH CITY (Mo.) BRIDGE lOs.
MOBILE AND OHIO RB. 1st Mortgage 88.
A 7 PER CENT MORTGAGE BOND for sale on
one of the great roads running from New York
City— on the thii d largest road in New York State.
The most desirable bond of all the Midland issues,
affording the largest income and promising the
PER
B. liONEV,
U
DAN.,
New York.
Wjter Works, For further information, apply
SeAXERS
FITCH, OTIS & CO.,
No.
MIDLAND
secured by a Water Tax and First Mortgage on the
FRANCIS
Balance has been redeemed.
Choice lots for sale below pai^by
and accrued interest
Park Bank,
invest-
ments.
Total amount of Kansas School Bonds lasned to Jan.
1, mn, ti,m%W6; amount outstanding Jan. 1, 187j,
in-
Convertible
A 9 Per Cent Investment
selling
and most remunerative of bond
obtained.)
years.
am
safest
$498,219.
and accrued Interest by the Financial
may be
BONDS.
The
per cent, of Gross Earnings.
Issue, 13,500,000, ef
formation
PER CENT NEBBASKA SCHOOL
Oovernment Tax.
Gold, free of
at 90
CENT. KANSAS SCHOOL
BONDS.
PER
10
in cash
line.
$1,000 each,
interest In
SinklDg
by the stockholders
end be, paid
and people on the
city.
C.
New Yort.
of the coat of construction has been,
Price,
JOHN
No. 12 Pine Street,
farm products.
After the 31st December Inst, the price of the
be 75 per
JONES & SCHVYLEB,
dis-
and have
York.
will
We
Invite the attention of Capitalists to this security
as a particularly desirable one, and shall be glad to
furnish Pamphlets, and Maps and all particulars upon
sured a profitable business from the start, In coal and
annum Interest
New
Bonds
Dollars of these
be redeemed at par and accrued Interest annually
bv lot, thus givlngthe fortunate holders of the ilrawn
Bonds over >0 per cent advance on their Investment
and nearly 10 per cent interest until the Bonds are
drawn.
will
14 TVall Street.
payable In April and October, In the City of
bonds
Two Hundred Thousaud
to
I
application.
1873.
a populous and a highly cultivated
satisfactory anticipations of future earnings.
attached coupons for 7 per cent per
FIELDS
COAIi
ment by FEBRUARY,
present prospects furnish ample ground for very
The Bonds bear
of this Import-
time, direct Western
I
Agents of the Company, (of
net revenue at over $560,000.
its
first
of Indiana, will be completed and ready for business
For sale
$1,400,000]
gross,
WESTERN DIVISION (83 miles)
!
covers tbe entire property of tbe
Company, embracing 242 miles of
flrst-class road, abundantly equipped
ivltb locomotives and cars lu fine
condition : and all tbe appurtenances
of a flrst-class Railroad— tbe first
mortgage being only $3,CO0,O0O.
The business
The
ant line, opening for the
BLOCK
non-niort£ase bonds of tbe Company
at 75 per cent.; balance In casb.
Tbe value of tbe security uovr
CONSIDERATION.
largest railway centres In the West.
two of the
oommunlcatlon with tbe
be accepted as follows,
It
We believe the above Bonds, at the price we are
asklngfor them, oflfer greater inducements to Investors than any railway Bonds upon the market. They
are a first lien of only $15,000 per mile upon a completed road, fully equipped, having a TRAFFIC
GUARANTEE by which it is estimated that from One
AN EAST AND WEST AIR LINE OF tS2 MILES
FROM INDIANAPOLIS, IND., TO DECATUR, ILL.,
CENT.
Tiiro-tblrds of the parcbase money
\rlll be received In tbe 7 per cent.
offered entitles
Mortgage
Per Cent Gold Bonds.
7
raiLIilOV DOI.I.ARS
75
OF THE
SPRINGFIELD A ILLINOIS SOL'THEASTEBN BAIL WAY.
First
Company having
(natod a Second Mortgage, amounting to
I
al.
D. DAVIS.
AND BROKERS,
BBOAD STREET,
;
ton and Philadelphia, 10 words 35 cents, and 2 cents for
each additional word.
New Rates by AntomaLi Company— New York and
Philadelphia, 20 words 30 cents, and 1 cent fur each
additional word New York and Washington, 20 words
40 cents and! 1 cent for each additional word Wasl^
ington and Philadelphis, 20 words 35 cents and
for each additional word.
Special rates made for press matter.
'
;
;
Ifew York.
H. HKW801J, Late VI e-Pres. 4th Nat. Bk, Cincinnati
W. KiLBRKTH, Member N. r. Stock Exchanga.
F. T. Wbitk, of Cluclnnatl, Special.
J.
J.
GEORGE HARRINGTON, PrasldSB*
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REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE rNTTED STATES.
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854
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TUG STRINGENCY REHXL\G.
closing yiar, as usual,
the receipt of country tax*8 it
the agirrgate of the legal
close
tenderti in
of
the
The people,
year.
in
anticipation, have for
months been hoarding currency with a view to such tax
requirements. These hoards of currency, through the Col.
lectors, find their way from the pockets of the people to the
of the banks, and the idladfad oiirrencv
into the aciive
organism
is
of
is
more apparent
thus absorbed
The
the circulation.
this
year
rapidity
in
conse-
Wall street.
The problem of these high rates has been anxiouily dis.
cussed for some time past.
Some persons have ascribed it
to the fact that our currency is inconvertible.
But our cur
lency is no more inconvertible now than it has been the last
And
ten years.
"till
the
has for two months
were perse an immediate caufe of stringency
market,
in
the loan
we should have had such phenomena immediately
after suspension,
occurred.
leaves us with a very close
money market
been more stringent than during any corresponding period
in the past quarter of a century.
Moreover, if paper money
and they would have
rency which caused them.
The
financial situa*
in
$10 00
\Ocefte per year, "^*1
promising
a
oflTer
quence of the unusually high rates which money commands
Thb CoMMiTRciAL AND FiwANciAL Chrokicxe,
Poetnge
to
bank ss well as to augment the deposits. It is well known
that these taxes fall due or are mostly paid just before the
tills
issued on Saturto midnight oj Friday.
is
TEBMS OF SUBSCBIFTION-FATABLS IH AOVAHCX.
and mailed
said
growing strength of the
of this transmutation
to city subt4crlbers,
the whole, therefore, the bank
863
THE COMMERCIAL TIMES.
I
indication of the
be
fairly
tion.
News
Cotton
may
movement
Canal and Miscellaneous Stock
Commercial Epitome
On
ing million of bonds.
Latest Monetary and Commercial
English News
I
I
bles
392.
also sold a million of gold without
THE CHRONICLE.
The Stringency Relaxing
ba'k Notes and Currency Trou-
NO.
28. 1872.
quil during
kei.t
pace wiih the cur.
Neither of these movements hate
Our money market was more steady and tranthe first
or 8 years which cons ituteJ the
money market, although the strinsjency is somewhat mod- worst section of the paper-money period than aver
erated by the fact that in the country there is less pressure before, and it is not until we have as it w>'re 8!>ecie p\v«
than a year sgo. The prepayment of the Government ments alnr>ost in view, and our currency is but ]0@I2
interest l;as elso terded a little to alleviate the symptoms
per cent below par, that the stringency hns betn so
and the banks have bfgun to rtrceive money from the coun- severe. It is evident, therefore, that the troubles of the
try in payment of loans made in anticipption of the taxes. loan market did not begin wiih p^per money but were for
There is also a hopeful feeling engendered by the assurance some years rather mitigated by it. Ilr-no* inconvertibility
th.it in a fortnight or so we shi.ll have a large amount of of the currency is not to be blamed as the sole oaus^ of
funds released which are now locked up, so that the relief stringency, perhaps notes its chief cause. Moreover, if we
may almost be said to have begun already. Still the look abroad to foreign money markets we shall find evidence
severity of the pinch yesterday was extreme, and the bank to the same effect.
The two stringent money markets of
movement is looked on with some anxiety in cnnsequence Europe ars those of Germany and England, and both have
;
—
of the unfavorable averages last week which showed a loss
a bard currency.
2^ millions of legal tenders, and 3^ millions of deposits
But really this exliibit was not so bad as it looks. The
the
England has ha
for the past 30 years
most irregular and spasmodic money market in Europe,
still throughout all that period she has had no paper money.
loss of greenbacks
France has had a tranquil money market notwithstanding her
of
in specie,
is
was
oflset in part
by a giin of a
equally available for reserves
;
million
and adds,
an clement of stability to the portion of the
Besides this the Government withdrew lust week a
therefore,
baijks,
which
troubles
for
the
1
past
eighteen mont'i*,
lut during
whole period her currency has been inconvertible,
n
tlj9
same
condition, and
Russia ond Austria,
the
Italy is
AU
have
THE CHRONICLE.
^54
money markets comparatively
the'r
inconvertible paper currency.
from
besides
We
its
What
That paper money
all this ?
means.
cite the
own
steady, and all have an
is
then
or
By no
of
a good thing
?
evidence to prove that paper
notorious evils does not
a premium, and an average of a quarter of a million a month
the inference
is
inflict
money
the additional
more have been bought up in Wall street
new banks just organizing or possessing
full
quota
of notes.
It is
Washington to
at
mone. stanced as
evil of being the sole cause or the chief cause of the
[December 28, 1878.
issue
fast as it
for the
account
less than their
a rule with the Currency
notes
to
Bureau
a bank thus circum-
retires the notes of
buys up and
any
we have suffered during the past two or broken bank. For a premium of about percent such banks
Where the origin of the trouble may more can be supplied in sums to suit, and there are to be found a
three months.
Those number of bankers in Wall street who make a special busifitly be looked for wc attempt to indicate elsewhere.
tary stringency
may
forces, whatever they
be,
which have been so
monetary spasms are enhanced by the
of
high
at
the
rates,
street
lend
the
and
sums
with some of the private
mcney
thus to divert
Merchants
batiks.
erable
Wall
to
brokers
of the
banking firms
in
occasionally
of
prolific
organization
large
of
their
large
means
customers
deposits
have
from
consid-
These monies they were
idle.
ness of buying and selling broken
bank notes.
All these advantages tend to give such an active
ment
to the notes of the
banks that
movebe
this circulation can
kept out to any extent, and the arrangements for note redemp.
tion under the National Banking system are so crude that
the notes rarely or never return
easily
more rapidly than they can
be floated again.
in bank. Tbey received
When the National banks were first established a very difmost but a low rate of interest, 4 ferent result was anticipated. It was predicted that although
or 5 per cent.
But they were satisfied, for the money was the bank-note aggregate was fixed at 300 millions as the
safe, and that was all they wished.
For profits they looked maximum, yet the real amount of bank currency in actual
to their legitimate business, without aspiring to add thereto circulation would vary according to the wants of commerce
the gains of money-lending.
Now, however, these moneyed and trade, never exceeding 300 millions at the most active
men have changed their tactics. They lend their money to period, and filling to 250 or to 200 millions or even lower
accustomed
no
in
former days to leave
interest, perhaps, or at
some broker who pays 7 per cent or 7 gold for it or he during the dull quietude which prevails between seasons.
on the street at 1-32 or -J per This was the argument for the fixing of the bank note cirit out for tbem
;
even lends
cent a day during the severest spasms of financial trouble.
culation at so high a
This money-lending
legal
habit
is
so
firmly
rooted,
and
the
it out is so compact and active, that
adds greatly to the energy of the other causes of mone-
tender
notes.
maximum
organization for carrying
urged when
it
millions under the law
tary trouble, and
oflfers
a formidable
impediment
to their
removal or mitigation.
the
in addition to the
note
greenback
argument was
aggregate was enlarged to 354
The same
fallacious
of 12th July, 1870.
And
at this
day we hear it repeated by the advocates of free-bankir.g who would have a further enlargement of the aggregate of bank circulation under the pretext of giving "elar.
late
BANK KOTES AND CURRENCY TROUBLES.
ticity" to the currency.
that bank note?, as is often said, cannot be kept
The truth is that our currency has too much elasticity in
iu circulation beyond the amount properly required for the direction of expansion already. To enlarge the bank note
legitimate business ?
If to, why do national bank notes accu- issues would only expand it still more and thus increase the
mutate in New York in summer so as to increase the natu. evil. The elasticity we want is in the way of contraction.
ral plethora of the money market at that season ?
These Our currency needs some appliance which will cause it to
two inquiries go to the root of our currency troubles. As contract in the dull seasons of business. If such an expeto the first there is no doubt that bank notes, if limited to dient can be contrived for contraction at the proper time we
a narrow area of circulation in the vicinity of the centres of may safely leave the currency at other times to its own
Is it true
wiU go home for redemption very rapidly when too inherent powers of expansion which are already so great
The same swift return for redemption as to be almost beyond control.
takes place when bank notes circulate over a wider field
Where shall we look for such a contracting mechanism ?
issue,
many
are issued.
of currency,
if
care be taken to keep
up active redeeming Obviously
agencies like that of the SofTolk bank system established in
1858
New
in
one of two directions.
the circulation of
bank notes
elastic,
Either
we must make
and restore to
it
its
England.
But in cases where the notes are lost force of contraction, or we must caufe the volume
not confined within a narrow area, but enjoy an extensive of greenback notes to contract instead. All the plans for
circulation over a widespread country, the arrangements giving elasticity to the currency which are so plentifully
for redemption require to be extremely perfect, or a much suggested in various quarters are consfruc'ed on one of
in
larger
amount
of
currency at certain seasons can be kept
They propose to deal either with the
these two principles.
demanded or can without mone- national bank notes or with the greenbacks. Of the first
tary derangement be maintained. These principles help us class is the project for removing all restrictions from the
to understand how our national bank notes can be kept out bank
note issues. This scheme, as we have shown, would
all the year round, and why when once
emitted they seldom indeed, give more elasticity to the currency, but in the
return to trouble the issuing bank.
wrong direction, that of expansion. Now it has too much
In the first place, they are not limited to any confined
What is wanted is the
of this sort of elasticity alreadj'.
locality, but the note of a bank in Arizona,
or Montana, or power to contract. This necessity the free-banking gentleafloat than
is
legitimately
Maine, or Georgia, circulates just as fseely in New York
Still their method of supplying it is
as men do not deny.
if from one of our own city banks.
This freedom of circula- vague. They would have " some efl^cient mettiod " they
tion is much enhanced by tha fact
that the bank notes are do not seem quite agreed as to details, but some efficient
accepted by the Government in payment
of taxes or other method for the redemption of notes. If we had already estabdues, and are also a legal tender in
settlement of deots lished such a method of metropolitan redemption, and if it
between all our 1900 National banks. Moreover,
if a were in full operation now, there would be no outcry for
bmk fails, the whole of its notes are assumed by the Gov- an enlargement of the bank note issues. Tue present
ernment, and pass as freely as evar,
because the National aggregate of 354 millions, during a large part of the year,
Treasury takes the responsibility of redeeming
them. l\ay would be found too much. Such, at least, is the opinion
more, there is a special demand for the
notes of broken which generally prevails.
Hence, what the freebankers
banks, so that for some ^ears thej' have
been bought up a
should obviously do is to establish their " efficient method
'
I
—
December
to
for
call
first,
operation,
is in full
increase they
and then,
it is
we meet
the
the
same error
first
method, for example, which
is
one
hint of
our foreign
Here again
of
of the best,
it
files
arrive
we
see whether the enterprise
shall
our English Jcotemporary has been
Mr. Boutwell's now
expansion.
ot
and published it a whole day before th*
was given by our New York papers. When
this speculation,
notes.
turn to the other class of remedies, which
apply themselves to the greenback circulation.
column on th«
telegraphic
its
4th January, 1872, from Washington, the story which started
so strong as
justify
855
the syndicate, announced in
after this contracting force
we can judge whether
more expAnsive power, or to
demand in the aggregate of bank
now
Let us
THE CHUONICLE.
28, 1872.1
of redemption"
:
getting
in
exclusive
equally
But
intelligence.
speculative results have not been repeated.
contemplates
8ucce<sfal
so,
if
the
The story of a
Twelve months
The emission he new Syndicate is absurd and incredible.
ago it was less so. The news produced at that time
ses
But its counterpart
contraction
would probably defy his utmost skill. Besides sation in Wall street, which was cleverly fostered by the
this difficulty, the letting out of currency or taking it in cliques.
Th' y first put gold down. They then got up a
brisk discussion as to which of the five-twenties were in
requires to be automatic and self-regulatin?.
It must not
the issue of 44 miilions of greenbacks.
would
a task of no difficulty.
find
—
be under the control of any
Wall
well-'^nown banker in
the
officer of
Government.
street has ably
argued
A
danger of being called
by
the present
seems
will
probably prevent any legislation
we have
All
Conatress.
to
do just now
and direct public opinion
to be to enlighten
:
In order to prevent the evil effects of tight money markets, it
becomes necessary that we should have some ready means of
potting a larger volume of currency In circulation when the demands of trade need it and that this volume should be reduced
during the dull seasons, when the the banks are full of money
and are leudiug it at nominal rates of interest. This constitutes
elasticity of the currency, and until it is accomplished by wise
lesrislation, the commerce of the country cannot be well balanced.
Every time Congress meets there are started the same plans
and schemes toward this object, which are rejected oa account
ot impracticability, or because they throw all the power of contraction or expansion of the currency into the hands of Uovernment officers. lu the latter case the financial prosperity of the
nation would manifestly be in more danger from one-man power
than it is now from no-man power for now we can look ahead far
enough to judge to a degree whether money will be scarce or
plenty, while with any of the schemes in operation which grant
the Secretary of the Treasury or any other official discretionary
power over the whole money of the nation, we could not look
ahead a single day.
The "policy" of political sagacity
would come in direct contact with the people's means of living
and if political sagacity held the power, and some party election
was to be carried, how much would the small tradesman's
;
;
;
money-needs be regarded
To
1
secure this self-regulating automatic contraction of the
currency when needful, and a correspondent expansion to
the proper degree at the right time, would require a very
delicate machinery.
purpose
One
of the latest suggestions for this
a law should
be passed authorizing the
Treasury to lend mone\ at 8 per cent on 6 per cent bonds
at 00.
its six
is
that
Another plan would have Government lend par on
per cent gold bonds, simply stopping the interest for
Each of
the time the loan runs.
these plans has
numerous
advocates, and attracts a good deal of discussion
;
wliich,
however, will probably die away in proportion as tranquillity returns to the
money market.
THE RUMORS OF A NEW SYNDICATE.
The
A
old syndicate business
is
once more before the public.
report of four closely-printed columns was published in
the newspapers
a few dajs
the Treasury, together with
tion ot
tlie
Committee
of this
ago, in which
Ways
Mr. Jay Cooke, gave an
exposi.
this
power-
handed about by the busy hands of ostentatious benevolence, and at the Stock Exchange prices went down 1 or 2
per cent, inflicting cruel losses on honaf.de owners of bonds,
and
unsettling investments here
welcome
profits for a select
few
Such was the
beforehand.
Europe, and winning
in
effect
of the
They promise
rumors of last winter.
" well-informed"
who were
now
in
a
by Mr. Boutwell
In the first place, they are contradicted
In the report
syndicate
Let us ask why.
speculative point of view.
himself.
false
less success
we
are discussing of
his interview
with the Committee, he expressly disclaims any purpose to
on negotiating the new bonds without further action
on the part of Congress. The following is the passage of
insist
the report which refers to this subject
Mr. Beck— I understand the object of giving «8 the details of this
whole transaction is to indicate that, unless some modification of
the law governing your action is made, you will renew your negotiations on the same basis for a further amount.
Mr. Boutwell— No, sir. I do not say that this is my object. My
idea was that, inasmuch as Congress was in session, or about to
be in session, when this proposition was made to me, that I ought
to lay the matter before the Committee, and see if they had any
view differing from the one I have expressed as to operations
under existing law, or if they thought further operations ought
not to be carried on under the existing law then they would,
perhaps, take some action upon the subject.
Mr. Beck But if no further power were given, then you would
proceed to negotiate for the other $300,CK)0,000 of five per cent
bonds authoriziid, upon the basis on which you negotiated those
$135,000,000 with the syndicate ?
Mr. Boutwell If by the expression of opinion or the action of
the Committee I should be at liberty to Infer that what has been
done is, on the whole, satisfactory, I would then feel myself justi
Bed in going on. I am not prepared to say exactly what I would
do in a given state of things. I thought it was decorous and proper that I should come here and let the Committee know just
how the matter stands. I suppose they will exercise their own
discretion as to whether they will say anything to me or make
any recommendation to Congress.
;
—
—
Secondly, public opinion at present forbids any
lation
new
legis-
The
new loan negotiated at the heavy
Nobody wishes it outside of a very
to authorize the
proposed syndicate
profits.
expense demanded.
limited circle of people,
most of
whom
are bankers or per-
Of
the operation.
and Means at Washington. The object sons who would like to
^re do not blame these gentlemen, who hav^, some of
The despatches course
statement has been misrepresented.
throughout the
country the false rumor that the Secretary intended to
second
arrangement,
or 300 millions of the
the
swing to
make money by
of the Associated Press hastened to spread
a
full
the Secretary of people do not want this
syndicate operations of August, 1871, before the
of
give
ful
as follows, but the difficulty of dealing with so complicat<id
and delicate a question
To
in.
weapon of " bear" warfare, 000 millions were said to be
The list of
the amount of the new syndicate oper.itioi.
The bonds of the
the Government securities was tabulated.
various early issues of five-twenties, to tie extent of 600
Lists of them were
millions, were elaborately set out.
this point
first,
adding that an
not positively forbidden
and
new
offer
to
fives
negotiate
another
make
200
on the same terms as
had been made, and that
by some new
if
action of Congress, the
them, rendered conspicuous services in previous loans, espeThey have a right to seek business
cially during the war.
for
their
banking establishments here or abroad.
They
gained several millions by the last syndicate, and the memory of that transaction may well be cherished and fragrant.
But
in the interest of the
we say No. Everywhere
more Syndicates
any time on the same terms as
public
public opinion echoes the sentiaient "no
negotiations would begin and the preliminaries be consummated at an early day. A year ago, before the first syndi- at present, and no more at
cate was closed up, a lively speculation was got up in Gov- the last,"
ernment bnnds by just such a rumor as this. Then as now
With regard to the immediate future then the document
Its chief value is in the
the Rothschilds were said to be parties to the negotiation. before us is not of much intarest.
The liOndon Times, which is apparently a favorite organ of' light it throws on the past. Two or three items of Syndi
.
THE CHRONICLE.
856
ffiU information are
a tolerably
full
still
These excepted,
missing.
we have
exposition of what the public wishes to
intent of the national legislature
know
about the operations of last August, by which 200 millions
new
of
were issued
fives
in
the anxiety nf
we argued
tha^
syndicate to
was one-sided, that the government was not
duly protected from
this
hiid
On
statement.
Now we
!os-.
liave a confirmation of
several points the Secretary says he
"apprehensions that the government might losp,and that
he might have a question
the Syndicate as to who
with
Happily, however, ihe whole trans-
should bnar the loss."
new
These objections and others were, however, overridden by
Mr. Boutwell to do s mething for the funding of the debt at lower rates, and by the anxiety of
the
five-
In discussing these matters at the time
bargtin
authorizing this
in
loan.
exchange for six per cent
twenties.
th)
[December 28, 1872.
gain
States loan in the
the prestige of
money markets
negotiating
of Europe.
a United
The amount
which this operation has cost us would appear (hen to be
$2,800,000. But if the interest coupons were duplicated in
manner on the 65 millions taken by the banks, then
commission paid to those
like
we
shall (ind that, including the
institutions, the taxpayers
have had to bear a
loss of nearly
making the total expenses of the negotiacept in the coraofiissions exacted, which are larger tlian we tion of the whole 200 millions 14,025,000, or above three
ever paid for any loan during the worst period of the war. millions more than the sum allotted by Congress.
Mr. Boutwell expresses to the committee a readiness to
Mr. Bjutwell very properly shows that iti any future negoaction
is
now
closed
up without
loss to the
government
ex-
tiation all doubt should be cleared up, and in case of loss in
any way the bank making the subscription should be respon-
sible for
loss
whatever;
Mr. Jay Cooke's war loan negotiations under Mr.
Mr
Cha-e and
not, to
was no
In the syndicate there
it.
and, BR in
almost
McCulloch, whioh anr.ounted
1,500
millions, the
promptly completed according to
if
we mistake
his
contract without the
loss uf a cent to the Natioral Treasury.
To the qufsti jn how much the syndicate received as compensation (or their services in the loan of August, 1871, the
report i.fTeis no satisfactory response.
These gentlemen
only sold 135 millions abroad,
of the expenses of the negotiation of
will, of course, include the cost of
full details
new bonds.
these
sending to Europe,
He
maintaining there for some months
an<l
the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, with i competent
force of clerks and assistants, to deliver the new bond?, and
We
and bring home the old Five-Twenties.
do
not expect, however, that any representations the Secretary
can make will convince the public that this trarisaction was
not too expensive to bo repeated.
improbable task there will
this
able obstachs.
has
be remembered as
the remaining G5 millions were bought by the National
B.inks in this country, which were allowed no more than
^
per cent commission. The law authoiized a commission of
will
it
give the
t) receive
have been
settlements
a million more,
not
for
he should succeed in
bn other and insuper-
If
still
O. e of them arises from the fact that there
been r worse time than the present
years
;
for a
European loan, and
till
thft
money markets abroad
are rid of the trouble arising out of the French loan and the
German indemnity payments, those governments which can
more tranquil monetary times must pay for
their poverty.
Finally we repeat that the law of 1870 was
passed by Congress for a 4 per cent loan and, as Mr. Bout-
not wait for
^ per cent ; so that there was a saving of one-quarter per
cent on 65 millions, or $162,500.
This saving Mr. Boulwell explains
by soying that the banks were "patriotic"
;
enough to do this business for tbe Government for less than well hints, our people are at present disposed to look for
the work was worth.
He shows, however, that the Treasury ward to the not distant period when United States long
got no advantage from this patriotism, as the $162,500 of fours properly offered will sell readily at par. " Why,"
iBvrng thus realized was demanded to swell the profits of says the Secretary, " should we pay six per cent when we
can borrow at five?"
We reply, by asking why he
the 8} ndicate.
would be satisfied with five per cent, when he so positively
commission of ^ per
declares that we can borrow at four.
185 millions whioh they negotiated, and this
sum, as authorized by tho law, amounted to $675,000.
Adding these two sums together, we get as the aggregate of Catcst fllonetarw axxij (Eommcrcial €nglig|) ^cms.
Besides this they received the
full
cent on the
Ihe commissions given to the
Tliis
was tho whole
Synd
KATES OP BXOHANGE AT I.OIVOON, AND ON I.OM»OM
AT LATEST DATES.
cate $837,500.
compensation which Congress
intended to give for the services rendered by those gent'emen. On similar terms or even ut less rates during the last
of the
KXCHANOB AT LONDONDECEMBER 6.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
LATEST
DATE.
ten years our
least
government has negotiated 5,000 raiilions at
of new loans ; andof exchanges like the present for other
evidences of debt.
Congress therefore deemed
this rate
.Amsterdam..
commission enough.
syndicate,
The people deemed it enough. The
however, asked more and tliey got it.
Th« PY
ine ex.
pedier.t devised
its
for this
ingenious inventor.
purpose has conferred colebrity on
It
IS 9
S!3
8
short.
12.10
3S.60
3 mos.
short.
23.60
@25.-!0
®26. S
short.
13. S
25.63
Smog.
los.'so
3 months. 26
Vienna.
n.87Ji@;i.32X
Berlin.,
6.
B.S6Ji@6.afiSt
Dec-
6.
Frankfort
isoxia^soK
St. Petersburg
8i}»®a:x
Cadiz
Lisbon
90 days.
Milan
8 months. S8.R5 &2-<.9S
Oenoa.
88.85 ©28.95
Naples
28.86
consists in (he duplication of in.
teresr.
For a given period— threo months as appears—
double interest was paid on the 135 millions to the
SyndiNew York
cate. Whether it was paid also on the 65
millions we are not Rio de Janeiro
Bahla
told.
On the 136 millions eleven per cent in gold at 110 Pemambnco
for three
3
Deo.
6.
ma
9.
Norv.
119
mos.
n.
60 days.
90 days.
2BX
U. bd.
il. bd.
Idays.
6.
Nov.
80 days.
6.21X
short
Nov.
.
Singapore.....
months to $4,083,750. The eflfeot Hong Kong...
Sliaughal
of this arrangement was that 135
millions of six per Oeylon
Bombay
cents were running for three months
side by si<lo with Madras
135 millions of the new fives issued to replace and absorb Calcutta ...
Sydney
them. Thus the principal of the public debt
Jamaica
was for
would »mount
Dec
©20.69
3 months.
Parle.
Paris.
I
short,
SO. 65
of Autwerp
Hamburg
If.
WHd.
mos.
Dec. 8.
Dec. 6.
6
Dec.' 6.
6 mos.
i". sua.
6a. la.
If. il
7-16d.
U. la(t.
U
1 p.
lOH'l.
Dec!
c
Oct.
dis.
4.
6.
6 mos,
60 days.
nic'®xit.
per cent prem.
If.
1
the
time increosed by that amount contrary to the
express words
IFrom our own correspondent.
London. Saturday, December 7.
On Thursday there was a sudden change to frost, but the
''®*"" '° ^^* ^*^ ^®®^ equally rapid, and the rainfall has again
^*'^° ^®*'^' ^° ^^^^ *^® farmers have been unable to make
progress with farm work. November, 1873, wUl be famous for
|
of the statute which
of the debt."
paid
to
"any increase of the principal
about two millions of dollars were
forbid
M, .reo ver,
the
Syndicate as extra compensation under
this
duplication of interest coupons, contrarv
wiinnr^r to the anMt ana
i.o lue spirit «n-l
r
,
I
|
December
hiving been
23,
tlio
.
:
:
,
..
.
THE CHRONICLE.
1872.]
^57
month on record, and It U obviouB> the other hand, hare expeiionced a very dull market. At the
month was also wet, the state of commencement of the sales, owing to the indigposition nrlnced
wettest
therefore, that as the preceding
the land
very unsatisfactory.
Tlio ruin, liowerer, is not only
but extends to the Continent of
Europp, where the floods have caused considerable damage to the
is
coafincd to
young
tiie
British
Isles,
So far as Winter wheat, therefore, is concerned,
is not encouraging
not only is the cultivation of it retarded by serious obstacle'!, but on light soils or
on thofe which are well drained, where the farmers liavo succeeded in sowing it, the young plant has been greatly injured by
the many enemies which infest the soil in wet seasons. The
wheat trade, however, is characterized by no animation, even
thoug;h telegrams have been received from New York announcing
the closing of the inland navigation with small stO'.-ks, and from
St. Petersburg to the effect that the last vessels of the season had
left the port.
During the last month of the year, it is usual for
crops.
the prospect for Europe
;
millers to restrict their purchases,
of
the existing quietness
;
but
a'l
and
this,
regards
no doubt, is one cause
good and fine wlieat,
all
a firm tone pervades the trade, and an active business
is looked
forward to as soon as the transactions of the current year have
been finally arrange 1. The condition of the English wheat
coming to market is very unsatisfactory. The produce, as is well
known, was badly harvested, and there could be no hope, there-
improvement while the weather remained so damp. The
which we had of Winter on Thursday has
quickly passed away, and we can expect, therefore, no improvement in the agricultural prospect until we are vi.>(ifed with a
drier and frosty temperature.
fore, of
.slight
indication
On the Continent, the trade for cereal produce is also quiet;
but in France wheat continues to be scantily ofTered, and commands, therefore, former prices.
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
cereal produce into and from the United Kingdom fince liarvest,
viz., from September 1 to the close of last week, compared with
the corresponding periods in the three prerions yeara
:
IMPOSTS.
1873.
Wheat
cwt. H.8i2,557
Barluy
Oats
Pea3
4,159,7!K)
8,7(;7.823
4(M.228
66S,]1B
1871.
1870.
1869.
L^.l^S.SIB
l-I.^S-i.Tn
a.lHS.Sit)
l.li'Jti.ITS
2,8:-2,0.'i(l
841,4l3
i')i),3H4
8,706,34!l
2o9,07,1
402,090
510,Wy
(;,SW,K.57
B.4.iii,12i
l,-28<),7-J7
1,882,852
Beans
rndianCorn
7,-259,fil0
1,09.3,011
»,-2B;,:74
Flour
l,(i-39,138
994,066
9,2B»,14.'i
EXPORTS.
Wheat
CWI.
Barley
Oats
P«a8
87,367
8,858
7.6S6
-J.0.33
Beans
I,.3SI,129
8S0 8J9
77,809
S,4r«
2o.9B3
S.OO.'i
2.5.'.«
HM.V.m
8,181
27,881
4,1P«
4,.363
2<>,970
a.l70
4,825
2.84.1
580
The
1,18;)
6,r(i8
Indian Corn
Flour
4,797
SI.UIS
5,464
317.391
770
year will be long remembered for its numerous
strikes.
Only a short time back, the policemen struck, and this
week we have been in danger of being in darkness throughout
London from a strike of tlie gas-men. On one night it was found
to be only possiljle to. half light London
but the difficulty now
have been overcome, the places of those on strike having
up with fresh hands. The men who have now forfeited their situations will long remember their folly, for it
appears that of unskilled labor, the payment for a gasman's is not
only the highest, but is also liberal, while the trade can be learnt
by any ordinary liana in a fortnight. The result has bean that
scavengers have been taken on at the works, a change which will
enable them to double their wages. It is to be regretled that
these disputes lend to continued ill-feeling between masters and
men, and destroys that harmony which might exist. At the
preseut lime there is very little demand for farm laborers, owing
to the continued rain.
Last harvest, it will be rcmemberedi
there were strikes amongst the agricultural laborers, and, as thg
season was wet, great anxiety was caused. Some farmers are
now retaliating, and have cancelled their usual .system of keeping
on a certain number of hands; but if such a course as this is
adopted to any extent during the Winter months, a renewal of
been
remarks
to
filled
trouble
may
be safely predicted next harvest.
The public sales of colonial wool were brought to a close on
Thursday, and during th^ir progress 63,101 bales passed the
hammer. Messrs. Hoare & Hudson report that they opened
briefly describe
Qermany has withdrawn, during
the last ten days, about £1,000,and has cleared not only the open market, but has resorted
000,
Bank
the
to
comparatively small amount of gold.
for a
The
public are quite prepared for some important operations at the
now a good supply there, and no anxiety is
by many that 7 per cent was not the cause of
the rapid flow of gold from Paris to London, but by the Bank
Bank
;
but there
caused.
It is
is
said
what is very
accommoIf this action upon the part of the Bjink had the desired
dation
efTect, the directors would have rendered more eflicient service to
the country by declining those bills at an earlier period, and by
that means have saved the commercial body from much anxiety.
It is clear, however, that the importation of gold has ceased on
the reduction in the rate to sis per cent, and the open market rate
to 5i per cent, so that there are still grounds for believing that
seven per cent had much to do with it. The rates of discount
authorities refusing to discount fiaance paper, or,
nearly the same thing, demanding ten per cent for the
are
now
as follows
:
Per cent.
Bankrato
Open-market rates
30 and HO days' bills
8 months' bills
The
Ter cent
1
4
6
mouths' bank
bills
6ii&.'>}t
6 mouths' bank bills
6X&i!i
4 and 6 months' trjide bills. S>i@6
5V®.'5\
^>li'&^<%
by the joint stock banks and
discount houses for deposits are subjoined
rates of interest allowed
:
Per cent.
Joint stock banks
Disconnt houses at call
Discount houses with 7 days' notice.
Discount houses with 14 days' notice
pr<?sent
;
seems
Cape wool ofTerlDg is tolerably large. These
what the market has been, and its condition at the close of the sales affords hope for believing that tb e
future is very encouraging. The sales held this week have been
well attended, and in many instances a Id. advance upon the
opening rates has been obtained.
The money market has been quiet during the week, but In the
open market the rates of discount are easy at about 5i per centTTio directors of the Bank have made, however, no change In their
official minimum, which remains at
per cent. Next week some
important loan and indemnity operations will be in progress, and
our bullion market has already commenced to feel their effect.
as the supply of
l,H0«,i59()
2,66:i,8-i.3
by foreign buyers to purchase, prices wore Id. to 1 Jd. per lb
The best sorts found a ready Halo at this reduction, but
later on, medium and faulty qualities oxperieoced a still further
decline, in aome cases as much as 3d. per lb. The absence uf
foreign buyers, caused by the unsatisfactory state of trade on the
Continent, and the large s'ock of South American wool In this
market, are sufHcient reasons for the reduction, more especially
lower.
4W
*H
6
5«
The following are the quotations
for
money
at the leading Conti-
nental cities
Bank Open
rate,
|
i>
I
4
.
5
5
8>j-9
Berlin
Frankfort
I
I
St.
Brussels
Turin, Florence
5
and
Rome
I
7
8
fi
Petersburg
I
Madrid, Cadi?: and Barcelona
Antwerp
4
Belgium
Vienna and Trieste
rem
8
7
I
Amsterdam
Uamburg
market
per cent, per
|
IK -5 Lisbon and Oporto
Paris
of
Bank Open
I
rate, market.
per cent, per cent.
S
The following statement shows the
England, the Bank rate of discount,
position of the
Bank
the price of ConsoLi
the average quotation for Engli.sh Wheat, the price of Middling
Upland Cotton, of No. 40 Mule Yarn fair second qualit}
and the Bankers' Clearing House return compared
four previous years
1868.
Circulation,
bank post
2.3,
Public (Icposits
Other deposiis
Government
1870.
£
Inclndinj;
bills
17,608,801
securities. 15,074.874
Other securities
17,378,559
Reserve of notes and
coin
9,641, &29
Coin and bullion
17,8il,669
J.3.
106,5.33
5.31 a, »S5
17,600, '.62
!.3.8II,9.W
16,8U7,(;04
10 891.8'W
18.767,610
Consols
S p. c.
9«K<I-
3 p. c.
95!<d.
Price of wheat
SOs. Id.
44*.
Mid. Upland cotton ..
No.40 mule yarn fair id
quality
Clearins House return
the
rith
ll^dIs.
IMd.
1871.
1873
£
£
707,240
6863,0!H
Bank rate
i
:
Sd.
llXd.
14. 03iid.
£
£
24.2 13.816
6,039.972
18,647.780
12 9i5.>>li2
26.998.799
«5.78KUl
6.91 7,400
8,908.113
I7.I«»,71I
15,9tl,.)0O
14.3-'H,e68
81.829,4.33
iX
p. c.
18.913,147
13,001,028
16.077,462
1.3.«5'>,87S
19,111,863
15,001.f.25
1«,4I7.1.37
34.411,245
82.198,932
iS
p. c.
8p.
C
x9lSd.
92<td.
52s. 5d.
7d.
9J<d.
67s. Ud.
Is. 2>^d.
•l«.3J(d.
fifis.
8 9-l6d.
U.iHi.
•lOd.
7«,»»,0a0 133,493,000 1SI,408. 'MO
with considerable spirit as regards Australian wool, for which
there was an active incjuiry on account of the home trade, and
more especially for long stapled descriptions, which were sc»rce_
Combing wools showed, in consequence, au improvement in value
of Ud. to 2J., while in Australian clothing the advance estab-
November 28.
riiere has been a demand for bills on Germany, and the rates
arc lower, but as regards other continental cities there have
lished was ^d. to Id. per lb. as compared with the previous series.
Throughout there has been a keen competition for good shafty
wools, and the opening advance well maintained. Cape wools, on
59id. per ounce.
• Price
been no important changes.
Gold has been
in
demand
for the
Continent, and silver, being scarce in this market,'has advau'ieil to
New
Mexican dollars have been
China, and have improved
in
demand
fui
|.
Business has been extremely quiet in the stock markets, owing
—
:
:
.
—
:
-
THE CHRONICLE
85^
and tlie unsettlfd state of
.'
.
An"j
be. n exceedhave lo „ „^^»„,i
All departments 1
to tlie apDroacbine close of the vear
,.
,
^
.
m
.
political affairs
IT
France.
[December
28, 1872.
gage debt of the Company |6,000,000 on a road
,
but the variations in prices have not been of an im
portaut character- Tlie resume of tlie President's Message <o
Congress has had a good eflect, and the market for American
Government stocks has been firm.
Messrs. J. S. Morgan and Company announce that they are auInjjly quiet,
inff
ble,
and
annum
about $1,400,000 per
;.,^,,^„^_^.^ *j.;^ ,^ ,,„l,i;„
to cash buyers the
The Northern
gross, or
of 242 miles earn$550,000 net. The
tgage
„f non-mortgage bonds is very favoranew bonds are offered at 75.
Pacific RallrOad.
—This Company has in full
operation 321 miles of road, and a distance of 200 miles more is
constructed. Arrangements have been perfected lor pushing the
construction vigorou.sly during the coming year. On the opening
of spring, upward of 500 miles of road will be in regular operafor 33,500 shares of £20 each,
thorized to receive Bub8(riptions
tion.
Of tlie 10,000,000 acres of land accruing to the Company in
being part of the issued capital of the New York, Newloundland, connection of the portion of the road now virtually constructed,
and London Telegraph Company, an undertaking working with some 2,000,000 acres are in the market, and the aveiage price thus
managers of the road report
the Anglo-American and French Atlantic Telegraph (!ompany. far realized is $5 00 per acre. The
completion of the Minnesota section of the road a
the company
is
of
£1,200,000^ that on tbe
capital
authorized
The
large and satisfactory business was done, including local traffic
and the issued capital £863,320. The Company ha? exclusive and the carrying trade of tne Northwestern British settlements
working agreements with the Anglo-American, French At- and the Hudson's Bay Company, and that the Pacific end, extendCompanies for fifty ing Irom Pugtt Sound to the Colpmb!a Kiver, has a profitable
lantic and Western Union Telegraph
business heretofore done by the coas'ing steamers. The Comyears from January, 1870, determinable by the Anglo Ameiipany now receive first mcrtgage bonds at the price of 110 iii
Telegraph Company in 1905 upon excliange for lands, and cancel the bonds thus received. The
can or French Atlantic
Under these agreemeutj the cable intimation is officially made by its President, Geu. George W.
live years' previous noiice.
discontinue, early next year,
receipts belonging to the companies form a joint purse, of which, Cass, that the management may
tlie issue of their 7-30 gold bonds, and commence issuing a six per
until the completion of a new cable which the French Atlantic
cent gold bond. The Directors now consider the credit of the
Company is about to submerge, the Anglo-American and New- road so well established as to justify this reduction of interest.
foundland Companies receive together 03 1-3 per cent, while the
regard to the recent
Surrender cf Bills of tadlng.-In
French Atlantic Company takes 30 2 3 per cent. Alter the cum.
pletion of this new cable, the latter undertaking will be apportioned 48 per cent, and the two former 52 per cent. The Newfoundland Telegraph Company possesses 1,531 miles of land
lines, and 606 miles of cables connecting the American cables
with all the principal telegraph wires of the United States.
AND
CUMVIKRIJIAL
MI.'>!(;iiLLANfc;UU8
decision in Massachusetts upon this subject, the following report
is
JNKWS.
—
Imports and Expoiits FOit tub Week. The imports this
week show an increase in dry goods and a decrease in ireneral merTlie total imports amount to $0,012,075 this week,
chandise.
against 16,925,711 last week, and .t.3,043,566 the previous week.
The exports are $4,734,880 this week, against $5,702,541 last
week, and 84,580,084 the previous week. Tlie exports of cotton
the past week were 15,954 bales, against 10,065 bales last week.
The following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) Dec. 19, and for the week ending (for general
merchandise! Dec. 20
roOElGN IMPORTS AT NHW YORK POB TUB WEEK.
1869.
|I.0.!4,343
1871.
tl.47(l,7f8
8,631.irl3
8,7(i4,S3J
Total for tae week.
Previously reported
$4.87-1 (B8
28a,55:i,189
894,4.59. 7:!«
Since Jan.
1
t5.-}''6.030
8Wi,36li,.'MB
$899,314,892
$.371,601,576
&
5,0DJ..3-J7
»4,010,T81
General merchandiee...
1878.
&
$421,650,489
&
dry goods for one week later.
The following is astatement of the exports(exclusive of specie)
from the port of Now York to foreign ports, fot the week ending
A
Dec. 24
1869.
1870.
1871.
$3.240911
Since Jan.
1
$4,468.81.')
192,778,201
•190,751,622
$4,048,834
231,904,547
1872.
$4,784,886
231.292,538
$106,019,112
..
$195,220,437
$238,253,441
Dear
$2.30,027,474
I
17— Steamer City
da, Proj;reso
Dec. 17— S'r
—
of Mori-
coin
Calabriti, Liversilvt-r
Mc-xican silver dollars....
For Hflipburg
i
28 959
Dec.
21— Str.
verbars
17— Str.
standing the drafts
City of Antwerp,
Silver bars
285,342
Poiit,
Port au
Goldbara
American silver coin
Dec. 19- Sir. Wcslplialia, Lon-
Silver
25,000
of delivering the bills of lading upon acceptance of
the drafts, as per circular enclosed. Y'ou will see by the following
clause in the bill of lading issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad
site practice
6.3,00.)
liarj*
3,700
10,oeo
Foreign silver coin
don—
^
Tolui for tlie weeK
Previously reported
'
J488 293
.
Company
'.".V....V.C9,07b".667
Totalsince Jan. 1,1872
ma time In
Same lima In
1871
Same time
$69,664,950
...$48,564,601
186H.
1865....
..31,227.190
70 109,991
.
...
89,689,842
produced or delivered.
^
vanaDec. 16 - Sir. Rising SUr, Aspinwall Silver
..
Dec. IB— Bark Pd lias, BelizeTotal for the week
Previously reported
Total since January
>8«9
—The
1,
no „
{1650
this bill of lading, or for or
Gold
Dec. 18— Str. City of Mexico,
Silver
."....•;.•.•.
15,103
...............•-.•
1872
tmooQ
6,555
i
1868
Il,5.-«.710|l8ti7
14,749,660 1860
:
on account of any assignment or transfer
if the law is not yet sufficiently well defined, all consignors
should be required to issue instructions with their drafts as to the
delivery of bills of lading attached, which should apply to sight
drafts as well as to time drafts; and banks should decline to
receive, for collection or discount, all such drafts unaccompanied
SametVrae in
!
as follows
And
8.38
i.06!
'
$8,582,679
is
I also enclose from the Ledger ot the 11th inst. comments of
eminent counsel upon the Boston case.
It is very desirable that some uniform'practice should prevail.
300
Havana-
jsqo
clause referred to
thereof."
Jose—
$10,003
Gold
Same tune in
!Si
l™
Silver
Dec. 18 -Bark Honduras, San
Silver
The
It is further agreed, that unless this bill of lading, properly endorsed, bo
delivered to the Agent of the Pennsylvania Eailmad Company at destination,
on or before the arrival there of the hereinabove described propertj-, the said
Company is authorized to deliver the said property to the consignee, or to
the party to whose caie it is, by this bill of lading, consigned, and after such
delivery the said Company shall be no longer responsible for or on account of
The imports of epecie at this port during the past week have
been as follows
Dec. 16-8tr. Columbia, Ha-
means
eo,7l)0,.528
....
that the possession of a bill of lading by no
secures the holder in certaia possession of the property, as it may
be delivered to the consignee without the bill of lading being
In
1867.
j:Kl,532.n38
.58,224.8(18
isas...
1868...
.
properly accepted in their
The banks here have long followed the general though oppo-
7C791
21— Str. Weser, London
Dec.
Prince
may have been
hands.
Liverpool-
fool—
Dec.
Our banks have been somewhat exercised over the
In the absence of instructions, the Fourth
National and some other banks of New York hold bills of lading
until maturity and payment of accompanying drafts, notwith-
$2,300
Silver b-irs
I
$3,000
:
instant, inclosed.
:
Amyricun
Sirs
circles
:
recent United States Court decision in Boston, as to bills of lading
accompanying time dratts, as reporte.l in the Ledger of tbe lOtU
The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
dew York for the week ending Dec. 21, 1872
Dec.
gentleman in Philadelphia, prominent in banking
writes us as follows
ZXPOHTB FnOM NEW YORK FOB THE WEEK
Previously reported..
&
&
&
In our report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports of
Portheweek
:
&
$1,909,748
?,9Tli,4:i8
$586,56.5,970
Dry Roods
1870.
$1,243,i;tS
from the Philadelphia Puhlic Ledger
'•In the United States Court of Massachusetts w.is recently tried tlie
important suit of the Mercliants' National Banli of Memphis. Tennessee.
a"ainst the National Banli of Commerce of Boston. The facts of the case
The plainlifrs in tliis suit alleged that in the month of
are as follows:
June, 1S70, James H. Mulford and G. W. Anderson, iioth of Memphis,
werc^ the owners of certain cotton, Mulford of one lot of one hnndred and
fourteen bales, and another lot of eiglily-niue liales ; and Anderson of a lot
of one hundred and eighteen bales; that tliey were delivered to an express
company in Memplns known as the Great Western Despatch, for transpoitation to Boston ; that Mulford and Anderson received bills of lading from the
express company of the cotton so delivered, and tlien drew bills of exchange
(in Green & Travis, of BosKm, directing them to pay to their order the sum
of $12,107.81), $8,802, and $10.67^.21, thirty days from date; that the bills of
lading were attached to tbe bills of exchange, and with the bills of exchange
and of lading were endorsed to the plaintift''s bank ; that the cotton was conveyed to Boston by the express company, and the plaiutlfl's sent tlio bills of
exchange with the bilis of lading atiaclied to the Metropolitan National Bank
of New York, endorsed by the plaintifls for cuHecliou; that that l-ank sent
them to the National Bank of Commerce 'for collection in Boston; that the
Bank of Commerce presented llie bills of Exchange to Green Travis, and
that they were accepted l>y them, liut that after the acceptance the bank dctaehed the bills of lading from the bills of exchange, and delivered
Travis; tliat this was done c ntrary to the orders given
them to Green
Travis,
them and their duty ; and that, on account of the failure if Green
the bills of exchange were not paid at maurity. The defendants answered
Travis, and
that the co'ton was sold bvMnlford and Anderson to Green
Travis liy them upon tlie
that the liiils of lading were delivered to Green
acceptance of the bills of excliange, as it ivas their duty to do. Ths case
question at issue was whether the bills of
was now tried by a jury, and the
Travis upon the acceptance
lading should have been delivertid to Green
or upon the p?iyinent of the bills of exchange.
The jury foiiud, in answer to a question submitted to them, that there wasTravis that the
an agreement between Anderson uiid Mulford and Green
bills of lading shtnid be surrendered on acceptance of the bills of exchange,
but that such agreement was not known to the bank at Memphis. They found
for the plaintiff in the sum of $3I,.')94.23.
$7,013,821
a,!45..593
9,624,432
South Carolina Railroad Company, for the purpose of
fending its floating debt and retirina its non-mortgage bonds
has
r eated a second morCgage for |3,000,000.
This makes the mort-
'^^^
P^ ^""^^ '°^""'^*'°°^- you
will probably furnish
1
1870, if
you desire
it.
Fourth National Bank of New York
with their circular of December 20,
—
December 28, 1872
tHE CHRONIOLR
]
—
The Chronicle hanfiivpn.frora time to time, the ettrnlngs of
iho Chicago, Danville aud Vinceiines Railroad, and the steady
>rrowth ol thote earnings since the openinjfot the Illinois division
a year ago has heen satisfactory to the stock and houdliolders.
Tlie net earnings lor eleven luouths of the 133 miles in operation
were more than f'iflO.OOO, and the fact that this road Is the slioitest line hy which iho Indiana coals can reach Clilfii^fo, is relied
upon tor a constant I'utnre increase ol earnings, 'I'he tirst mortgage bonds of the ('ompanv, for sale hy Messrs. W. H. Sliattuek
it Co., have be.n nearly all sold, and tlie la^t half million (n«.w
ottered at DO and interest) are expected to be tukeu up rapidly
after the lirgt of January.
UUm
AiNU
FLNANCLU.
BANKING OFFICE OV FISK ti HATCH.
New YoitK, Dec. 27, 1872.
The CHESAPEAKfi: AND OHIO RAILROAD is about completed.
Its immediate promise of busineAS la very large
ila
earnings on the disconnected (lortiouH will reach thia year nearly
$1,UUO,000, without mineral or through busineM, Iroiu which iis
ri-venufs ati a completed road will bo largely derived. Coal mining, iron
mediately on
is
Road
of
regular operation, the
in
for
done by coisl-wise
with more than 500 miles
Company
will
control
The earnings
the
much
Million acres, of excellent average quality
amount
CENTRAL PACIFIC
Tlie
known
are too well
to
Their total amount is $25,885,000; they have for a long liuia
ranged in market price near or above par the price to-day beiii^
102 to 102^, with Coupon on due January 1, of 3 per cent., gold.
—
to
The Westeks Pacific Six peh Cent. Gold Bonds amount
$2,735,000. This road is now consolidated with the Cbntkai.
Pacific, and the payment of its bonds, principal and interest, h
assumed by them. Their market price to-day Is 92 to 92J, alfo
with a 3 per cent, gold coupon on, due January 1. A" ihey have
recently been introdi-ced on the Stcck Exchange, we expect to
them rapidly rise to the price of Central Pacifics, being
same in character and value.
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO, the CENTRAL and WEST-
see
substantially the
grant.
ment
he Company has already begun the process of redeeming and
cancelling its First Mortgage Gold Bonds, as they are now being
received at 1.10 in payment and exchange for the Company's
'I
Land?.
With these accomplished results and most favorable prospects,
Company is now selling its First Mortgage 7 30 Bonds tor the
purpoee of completing its line of road. We recommend them as
a well secured aud unusually profitable investment. They have
the
the following elements of strength and salety
Road,
its
and a
chises,
:
they are the
first
lien ou its
Net Earnings.
In addition to this
pledged for the payment of
principal and interest a Land Orant of 12,800 acres per mile of
road through the States, and 25,000 through the Territories.
equal
rate
now
annual
Office
of interest
to
interest
is
(seven and three-tenths per cent, gold)
about 8i currency.
on
the Registered
Gold Checks for the semi
to the Post
sale
the best and most desirable Invest
which in time must become very
Government will probably, during the
coming year, pay oif in gold another large lot of Five-Twentiks,
and issue in their place Five Peu Cent, Bonds.
We buy and sell, as usual. Government Bonds, receive deposits,
on which we allow interest, make collections, and conduct a geneSecurities in the market,
scarce
ral
;
especially as the
banking basine's
ia all its
branches.
FISK & HATCH.
Bankiko House op Henrt Ci.kws
most
by Banks and Bankers generally.
Bills of
interest
!)0
and
mORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BOND
railroad that is earning a dividend
upon
its
bonds,
f
Credits issued available In all parts of the world.
Deposits
allowed on
subject to
received,
all
on
check
demand.
Interest
Daily Balances, every accommodation and facility
afforded usual with City Banks.
We
the balance of the First Mortgage (only $10,000 per
Coupon Bonds of the
offer
mile) Eight Per Cent. Gold Quarterly
This road
is
and equipped, and already does a largo
finished
business in the transportation of block coal
is
12 Pine street.
CO.,
Financial Agents N. P. R. Co.
upon a
Co.,>
Exchange, Circular Notes, Travelers' and Commeicia
JONES & SCHL'l LER,
JAY COOKE &
A FIRST
Si
32 Wall street. N. Y.
IiOgansport, Crawfordsvilleand Southwestern Railway of Indiana
address of the owner.
For
of which have been negotiated by
among
believe to be
is
Bonds are mailed
All marketable securities are received in exchange on
favorable term?.
we
:
usually sufficient pecurity there
The
us,
obli
they are a First Mortgage on the
Kight of W'ay, Telegraph line. Equipments and Fran-
PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
SIX
require derciiptioii or couimendaliou
ERN PACIFIC BONDS, all
—
gations of a strong corporation
of
only $15,0(10.000. aie
is
crued interest, are very desirable.
in market, an I their tale and settlement progressing.
The
average price thus far realized is $5. (US per acre svhicli is at the
rate of more than $100,000 per mile of road for the whole
arc
of which
upon a property worth $35,000,000 to $10,000,000, and
Cknth.m, Pacikic Bunds.
They are issued in denominations of $100. $.'>()0 and $I.(XH). coupon or registered, and at their present market price, tiU uud ac-
of
of the road for 18T3
pushing construction vigorously the coming
Two
some
PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
ara fully ecjual in iutrinsic value to the
year are progressing satisfactorily.
Of the nearly Ten Million acres of land accruing to the Com
pany in cjiineciion with the portion of Hoad now virtually confctructed,
kin<lH
secured
will be large.
Arrangements
Sl.V
distjiice of
extensive and productive trade of the Upper Mistouri,
Montana, and the Northwest.
MORTtJAGE
I'
Section, im.
lliver, heretofore
of Spring,
all
trausportatiim of their products.
A
of road.
and the large carrying-trade of the Nortliwestcrn British Settlemeats and tlie IIiulsou's Bay Company.
The recently completed section of sixty-live miles, on the Pacific
Coast, at once commands a profilable business between Puget
Ou the opening
manufactories of
lino; while the producing
The Minnesota
constructed.
Sound and the Columbia
whole
the Company, the total
including; local tiatlic
steamers.
its
in full opera-
completion, entered upon a satislactory business,
iti
tlie
The FIRS
Company now has
tion, Willi regular daily trains, 321 mile.s
nearly 200 miles more
crowd
WmiI and
manufacturing East are eagerly awaiting the opening of this new
Trunk Line, which is destined to have so imporUnt au inUuenre
upon
Pacific Railroad
furnaces, rolling mills and
will soon
INVESTiniSNT BONDR.
The Northern
85«
upon
stock, besides
seidom offered at so low a price as
interest.
TO GUARDIANS AND EXECUTORS.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY— Capital, $1,000,000—
First
are offering
Mortgage Real
E.state
Bonds, guaranteed by
themselves, at par and accrued interest. Every Bond is secured
by P.eal Estate of double value, apnraised under the most rigid
rules, and approved by the following Execuiive Commitieu"-
Lenox Kenedy. Adrian Iselin, John D. MaxwellTHE CHICAGO, DANVILLE AND VINCENNES RAILROAD Robert Butler, Samuel W^illets, Ecoenk Kelly, Peter
Cir.vRLEs
making such earnings, and we have a small amount of its
bonds to sell at the above price.
Maps, statement of earnings, and full particulars furnished
upon application to
is
W.
B.
SHATTUCK &
New
THE COUPONS DUE JAN HARK
in gold,
1,
by WALKER,
2, 1873.
declared darlne tne past week
COMPANY
t
S^. If™. '^" ''"^-
COMPANT.
.
Railroad*.
ANDREWS & CO., No. 14 Wall street
on and after January
(^a^ettc.
DIVIDENDS.
The followine Divtdends Ijave been
1873,
ON THE BONDS OP THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILWAY
8anker0*
York,
Gknetial Aoknts.
will be paid
^1)0
CO., B.\nkers,
23 Nassau street.
INDIANA AND
McMartin, Wm. Remsen and Henry P. Haven.
Jonathan Edwards. President, No. 76 Cedar Street, N.Y.
& Western
Old Colony & Newport
5
Macon
&
Reading, pref.
Philadelpliia
Eastern, (Maes.)
Jan.
$3 SO Jan.
and com
Worceetor & Nashua
N. Y., Prov. & Boston (Stooingtou RR-)
.
SO.
Dec. 31 to Jan. iL
1.;
5 free. IJan. M- Dec. 81 to Jan. 14.
iJan. -,
$3
Jan. 1.1
6
%)i iJan. 10. .Jan. 5 to Jan. 10.
THE CHRONICLE.
^ed
Per
Whbm
Cent.
COKPAKT.
P'able.I
I
Books Closed.
Bank*.
RutRivcr
Kalional Bauk
of
Cbathtm Kallonnl
Markut National
Bank of America
Xatloual Butchers"
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
l*.'""'4 free.
3}4 tree.
free.
5 free.
5 free.
5 free.
4 free.
Commerce.
Phcnii
& Drovers'...,
»an.
.Tan.
2.1
6.1
3. Dec 31 to Jan. 6.
a. [Dec. 81 to Jan.*.
2. Dec. 20 to Jin. 2.
2.IDCC. 20 to Jan. 8.
2. Dec. 21 to Jan. 2.
2. Dec. 20 to Jan. 2.
Jan.
Jan.
8>sf Jan. 2.1
4 free. Jan. 2.iDec. 10 to Jan. .I.
Jan.
5
Dec. 21 to Jan. 2
5 free. Jan.
Dec. 24 to Jau. 2.
4 free. Jau
Dec. 26 to Jan. 15.
4 free. Jan.
Ninth Xatliinal
North Kivcr
Irving National
Grocers'
.Ui'chanlcs' National
Fourth National
Central .Vat'ona!
National Broadway
People's Bank
Manufacturers' & Merchants'
Metropolitan Niition!il
Bank of North .Vmerica
Leather Manufacturers' National.
$3
-Ian.
5 free.
4 free.
5 free.
Jan. 2
Dec. 24 to Jan.
2.
Jan
Jan
Dec. 24 to Jan.
10.
4 free.
.Tan
10.
6. Dec. 24 to Jan. 10.
2. Dec. 2I> to .Ian. 2.
a.;Dec. 27 to Jan. 2.
Jan
6
Innurance.
Jan.
10
.
Union TrnstCo
iJan. 2.IDCC. 27 to Jan.
6
i).
;
:
^f
reported that considerable amounts of money are now
to this city, and the excessive tightness of the loan market
is hardly accounted for, though it is to be remembered that the
full eft'ect of the Treasury operations during several weeks past
is now being felt, and that large amounts of corporate funds are
already held out of circitlation, preparatory to the interest and
dividend disbursements of next week. It has been suspected by
some parties that monej' has been purposely withdrawn and
locked up in order to depress stocks, but there is no definite evidence of such transactions, and it seems quite as probable that if
there is anilicial influence of any kind now bearing upon the market it is exerted by a few heavy lenders of money, wlio are inclined
to get the highest rates possible. No change is reported in the
London money market the Bank of France shows a decrease in
specie of 50,000 francs.
There is little to be noticed in regard to commercial paper
rates are about 10 to 12 per cent for first class names, and while
money on call is worth 1-32 to | of one per cent a day, it is evident that there is little Inducement to buy paper.
The last statement of our New York City Banks (Dec. 21)
showed a decrease of $632,175 in the excess of reserves. Tlie
the total reserve at
total liabilities stood at $226,946,500
$57,399,800, being $663,175 more than 25 per cent of tho liabiliis
coming
;
;
;
ties.
(sTenn., old
and a comparison with 1871 and 1870:
^
..
Specie
..
Clrcnlation...
Net deposits...
Leffal tenders
.
..
Dec. 14.
|2i7,i;ai.4'x;
11.719.7*1
2T.5:13.7H)
.
«)j.!i;i7on
..
4T.il7.tlOO
1S72.
21.
1871.
Differences.
Dec.
Dec.
ll.StlD.OOO
Dec.
19
'46
" consoUd'd
" " deferred..
SsS. C, u, J. & J.
Inc..
Dec.
i,03;;.40O
11
199,123.8110
44,C2(i.;0U
Dee.
Dec.
3,457,930
28.57.1.600
1!19,J1S,700
,2,5a0.3(IO
41,217,8IW
im
24.
»26;.Ml,li9
•8.885,755
32.182.9S3
183.74-l.:54
46,739,(H8
United States Bonds.— The important feature of the government bond market has been the remarkable strength developed,
23
23X'
Krie Ist
m
Roelv laid Ist n> 7b
* T.als is
78
15
'-Oh
fO!^
•92}i
•90><
•92X
<M
"92?-
101*
lUi<
iiio" "to:)
1110
'103
101
the nrlce bid, no sale
91
iHSf
•81
92 H
"101
104
104H •lOlK
|IIIH< •ICO
'ioo>i -iro
!0:i
104
lOl
:
"M
:
was made
'
Dee.
Jau.
Nov.
Nov.
76
89
100
May
lOUOct.
Jan.
103
mx
market
.0
Jan.
17
Mch.
H
Jau. 18
16 97
July 16
4il01
Oct. 28
lOllOSX Jan. 17
19
26 I07U
»8XScpt.
U
Mch. 26
June24
June I
4,l0f.
June 29
Jan.it
lOJX Sep.. l»:i04S June s
at the Board.
Railroad and Miscellaneous Stocks.— The important
ture of the Stock
of prices in spite
n
.Ian.
6J
I
91
,st'
lO'lV -103
lOSy
•95
•*IV
'lOlX 'll^K
.59
3
Sept.2C 21
22* Sept. l»l 40
Sept.;
92
98
99
Sept. :.ll(BX
86
Nov. Ui »4X
73,(<Nov. 11 85
10i« •!02«
V
-ii'i
Oc.
15
23
•SKi
July
.50
5H
•15Vi
•23
78
•SI'X
114
100
78K
•!»
•5i'<;
n
9<^-
7SX
mii
let
1st ni
NW.sf 7s
Chlcft
'56 J^
"15
•23
93
102>i
911
in. 78
Wayne
2X
11
^Lowest.-. ^Highest.
63H Jan. 5, S2K Dec. 12
63X Jau. 4i F3 Dc,-. 13
30)i June i; 38X Mch. 12
Mch. 12
15^4 .Ian 2ll 23
'
4;)<
KH
I'ac. gold.. "102)^
79H
S4
"19
•IS
56X
15X
!;j
Un. "
Pac.,L'dlJr't
Un. P. Income ...
N.y. Cen,68. 188S.
Ft
•19
•15
15K
Cn.PacUf.
"
N.J. Cen
33k
27.
79K
80
.56K
68 .Missouri
been
has
the
general
fea-
strength
of the enormous rates pa'd for money.
There is undoubtedly much confidence felt that an upward movement will take place in the early part of the coming
year, though it is not clear that such a movement can be based
upon a low range of prices now ruling, nor upon the support of
any strong combination of leading operator?, fo far as is yet
known. The natural movement of stocks, however, after the
opening of a new year, is toward higher prices, and as there is
no special cause for depression it is not improbable that au ad-
vance will take place.
During the past week prices on several stocks, particularly the
substantial dividend-paying stocks have been higher, though
the prices of to-day are generally lower than on Thursday in
consequence of the money pressure.
The following were the highest and lowest pricesi of the acti» e
and miscellaneousstocks on each day of the last week
llstof railroad
:
.Monday, Tuesday. Wednead'y 'ihnrsoay,
Dec. 2.3.
Dec. 24.
Dec 26.
97
9T
993K
9;k 91X »8>4
i^aturdav
Dec. 2!.
N.T. CenAH.lt M}( i>-^
Harlem...
113x 113H
Erie
5JX 61X
do .pre!
Lake Snore....
Wabash
79
Island.
6j
env
CO
mii
•....
95 !4
743<
78>,
!)55<
so
»«
Ut<4
T%
75J»
82>i B-K
87
87
110>« ;12J<
Hy. 5.iH
SiiH
110>{llUiK
..
55M 55X
pref...
do
Ohio A MIsslp.
Centrslof N. J
T.a 7!S
4fi
& E.
W...
St Jos
pref
A
Qann. A
do
Onion Paclflc.
Col Chlc.A I.e.
43JJ
lOJii 10 IX
Boston, H
9X
92K
92.H
49
""
70
4J14
68 H
STi 38X
mn
Hi
6III1
fan
1135,
Tin Tii(
S2S 52M
?6
St. eaul
Del.. L.
'w;
1161.;
59K
•....
79
MK HH
Northwest
do
pref.
Rock
IS70.
Dec.
23.
»2;l, 383,0
22.761. TOO
I275.81l.4ni
12,773,10)
27.5i2.700
->r.-i
•80
eO
68 Vlrg., old
Cent.
21.
21.
».i3)^
8C
new
'
The following statement shows the changes from previous week
Loans and dU.
n.
Si.
'•
Fridat KvENiNO, Dec. 27. 1872
The Money Market,— The ca]l loan market has in no degree
relaxed since our last report, and the rates paid for money to-day
were the highest of the week. In some cases tho rates paid lor
one day's use of money were | of one per cent, and at i to j^ per
cent transactions were numerous, while the lowest quotation
made was 7 per cent gold, and this at a late hour in the day, after
accounts had generally been made up. Time loans are quoted
per cent for thirty days, and i@li per cent for sixty days.
It
are claimed by the opposite party to be illeg.il and void.
Railroad bonds are strong in prices, though only moderately
active the business in these .securities is always well distributed,
and they are generally held by numerous parties in comparatively
small lots, and are therefore less affected by a tight money market than railroad stocks, and sometimes les.s than Oovernment
bonds, even. There is rather more doing in new loans, of which
there are a number now offering at moderate pricps.
Closing prices daily and the range since Jan. 1 have been
"
^
Dec. ""'
Dec.
Dec. *""" Dec. Dec. Dec.i ^— -Since Januaryl.—^
tsN.Car., old....
68 N. Car., new...
miHcellaneouii.
2i, 18 "2.
(December
the North Carolina Railroad Company hereafter proved, up toaiid lucUidiii^
.Tanuiry 1, 1872, (as to the $2,000,000, 1818-1852 issue, lead cjlor.l and up t )aud
Inclading April 1, 1872, (of the $1,080,000, 1853 issue, red color), shall have 80 pi-r
cent, in cash before those already proved "hall h:ive any mor,! niouey, the
payments lo come out of future dividend*, there being $90,000 already
declared and pt\fal)lc 1st January, 1873. But this i}9L',000 cannot be distributed
unii June Term, 187S, of tho Court."
It appears that $2,000,000 of Alabama State bonds have been
authorized by one of the legislative bodies in that State, which
fisTenn.,
Brooklyn Fire
«
H
K
S
:
.
.
,
9«
92X 92H
48)i
69>4
97J«
36)«
127
8i;i
49
7J
S'3«
114
ma
86
82
86 >,
S6li
112
IllX
W
b6K
111X11!S«
.55
54«
54
Mil
19
34i"
4314
77%
i1%
nx
77X
4SJi
10 >«
ma
6'J«
•;6
>6
955;
75
82
H8
IlOX lUS^
535i
1(2
•92
3,S
3««
H
8X
4;k i-%
^<i'4
70
M%
MX
51
77H 77V
48K 48S
my.
S7H 38 <
S6K aey,
....
61
73
74H
8lH
80X
•93
92K 92*
48
70
•llliSf
35
71V !>«
76
S2M 8;k
Krlday,
Dec. 27.
mn my.
102 H
9
«3
f.X
6i%
17
63
sex
S6M
sr.fi
Ua 66>,
36X
notwithstanding the extreme closeness of the money market. Panama
120 ....
•m ISO
....
KW 81
ma 80
S2K siiii sij^
Prices have advanced sharply, and five-twenties of 1807 the stand- West. Un.Tel. S'3i 81 y<
•16
46
Quicksilver ...
46V 40
leX 46X
t6H 46K
ard bonds— are quoted at 117 this evening against 115| on Fri•
'....
'.... 56
56
56
do
pref. '.... 5i
13 Hi 75
73
74
"4K 76;<
day of last week. Tliere has been a good demand from home PaclllcMail ... Tisf :s% ir,ii ;»
"111
•93< ....
9i
^dams Kxp .. m 93
93
92X 94
purchasers, partly from Savings banks and other corporation.s, Am. Merch.Ex 67
•66
67
67 K 6VH •6<
....
67X •6i:>j ...
79>i
-,m 79K •78« 79 V
and this demand developing a scarcity of bonds in our market, United States.. "87 80 "19 »2
89
Wells, Fargo..
SSW «SX
taa 86
•96H S8
prices immediately advanced.
Canton
102^; 102X 102H 102X
102 s io;>«
At the Treasury purchase on Thursday the offerings amounted
•This is the price bid and asked, no sal« was made at the Board.
to $924,750 and $417,950 were accepted as below par in gold, the
Tlie Oold Market.— Gold has been comparatively quiet, and
price of gold being taken at lUf. All the bonds were offered
under ll'i-in gold, and as no gold sold after 10;30 A, M., below rates on loans not excessively high. Time loans of gold are
quoted as follows Thirty to sixty days, ^(ufi of one per cent to
112 a more liberal construction would have induced the Treasury
six
carry
ninety days, " flat ;" four months, ^ per cent for use
to t ike all the bonds ofTered, as the currency was greatly needed
months, # per cent for use eight months, iifflj per cent for use,
in the money market.
one per cent for use.
Closing prices daily, and the range since January 1, have beenr and for all the year 1873,
The renewal of shipments of coin has create! some interest
Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.
Since January i.
21.
28.
21.
23.
26.
27.
^Lowest.-,
Highest.-, the Cunard steamer.on Wednesday took out $500,000 in gold, and
'
Ba.fttnd, 188 !,cp..;ill
"
".li'X
'llix •!iiH 107X Feb. 8|113« July 6
««, 1981, rog....:.. "AiK !14M '114
•ILIX •:i4
112XDcf.. 2 I17K May 25 the shipments for to-morrow are variously estimated at $,')00,00()
0B.188l.conp
"IITX U-iii'iny.
•inx tn« ".MX Jan. S 120J< June 6 to $1,000,000.
5-2a'«1862, coup... •111«C 112K 'lUX
•aaK ".Vi% 109X Jan. 11111654 .-.VK. 5
"
At the Treasury sale of $1,000,000 today the total bids amounted
5-aij'»i«i, coup... U2?t 'iKi4 "iiax
Jan.
112H lis
...'112
•112«
5-a0'« 1 W.'), "
"lux
m\ •112% 109X Jan. llllKiK Auk.
lox
13 nen Aug.
to $3,800,000. Customs for the week were $1,22(!,000.
S-aO'alMS.n" ... •H4X tl5H 1I3«
>ll5^ '.16
109^ Jan. 11 117>^ June 6
5-20'8l367. "
...
116
The following table will show the course of the gold premium
;i7
116JS 116V
•'Hi IKXFob. 8 U3H JuneS9
5-2U'»1368, •
...
ll.l^i Meji
•iiex •117
!!6)i
lUX Feb. 9 tnv June 3 each day of the past week
lO-lo's, reg
'ion
109J< 109V
loas 110
107
Feb. 6 :U% July 30
quotations.
iu-40'i, coupon.... 109X "109)< u»i
109V <M\ 107X Mch. 13 USX Aug. 16
Balances.
Open- Low- High- Clo8Total
Currency 6'i
'lUX 'lUH 'liax
li'iX 113
111
Oct. 5 117Ji .May 29
Gold.
Currency.
Cletrings.
Ing.
est.
est.
Ing.
—
36)4
<
3-.^
.",6
:
;
;
;
.
........
"
:
—
,
:
1
'
,
.
,
,
•
This
It
the price bid. no
mte was made
at the
Saturday, Dec. 21
Board.
State and Railroad Bonds.- In Stats Bonds there has been
but little buaine.ia doing, as the holiday on Wednesday and the
severe storm on Thursday, together with the tight money market,
have had the eft'ect of materially checking business.
It is stated that the payment of Interest under the Virginia
fandins; bill will now be suspended by an act of the Legislature,
as the payment of taxes with coupons will leave no funds for
payment of interest on tlie debt. In regard to North Carolina
bonds to the North Carolina Railroad, we have been permitted
to copy the following extract from the letter of a prominent lawyer in Raleigh to a banker in this city.
.'Thenntlerstandlngof "thebar" here (and I've no doubt they are riirht),
l« that bonds hereafter proved shall liave the same and no more
than those
i
karttotore proved have had.
That
is,
that
coupons of bonds Issued
to or for
Monday,
'•
2.3
"
Tuesday,
"
Wed'day,
Thursday, "
24
25
26
2!
Friday,
"
iV.y;
lllj*
lilts'
\:i%
iV.X
UIK
lux
IV.%
111;^
HIK
date
»62.S»2,0u0
30.704,000
40.255,000
|2,0S3,!I>1
»2.883,l!).l
1^01,28!
I.IST.SOS
2,ii6.971
1,650,997
nolidav
Ill*
112«
lllX
112J«
U-
i:2
r.2X
113
.TiHi
;12K
Currentweek
Prevlonsweek
.lan.l, 1812. to
1'.IX
.'.1%
IHK
!!2H
112M
115«
112
109>s
M%
108«
lll«
M.561.0O1I
37,010,000
'.,226,063
1,S62,0«
1,654,727
1,903,012
193.912.000
S21,S51,000
1,634,727
1,409,973
1,616,761
1.908,|il2
112
Foreign Exchange.— The Exchange market has been firm
under tlie continuation of much the same influences as noticed in
our last report, and prime 60 days sterling is quoted 109Ka)109A,
short sight 110J@110j. There is a good demand for bills and no
large export of American securities at the present time, and these
facts toffether with the moderate supply of cotton bills lately are
sufficient to
account for the firmness in prices.
coin is noticed above,
The export
of
,
.
. .
.
'
December 28, 1S72.]
Tlie trausactlonB for the
THE CHRONICLE
week
Treasurv have beep asfoUowa:
—
Houao
•Recelpti.
Ciirrpncv.
»«5i,'j;i J5
107,0(10
21..
"
MontUy,
.
Bl3,v71 53
•JS.
•'
Tin'fiL.y.
.:i'>,;oj
Wcitiu'sday,"
"
"
Tliursituy,
Friday,
v..
u
,«82,«0>l
7^7,313 M
l.:98,S:6 «
Total
''i'.^«,'!i8j'^9'
».>,(XIO
i93Mi
07
3Sm»l1
1»
"i'fijos'jj
8iV.01U in
91
1 1 1.959.001 ai
Ilalance. Doc. 3T
f
Nkw Yokk
11.31) 1. 809
»S4S6UliO;
62 a(i,8W,938 61
BANKs^The
Citv
following gtateuientsl.owg the
condition of tlie AsBociated Banks of New York
City for the week
endinjr at the commencement of busimiss on Dec.
21. j872
ATMKiOl AVOVSTOT
Loanaand
CIrculaK»t
MercbaDtB*
MonUanlcH
f3,0O0,00(
2,050,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,500.000
3,000,000
1,800.000
1,000,000
...
Dnlon
America
Pilfflnlx;
llty
7 iftdeemen'a
*'^T:^--^
5,4U.,IOO
I'ulton
s.5«,(;oo
810100
800,000
300,000
hercantlle
Paclflc
aepabllo
Chatham
1,000,000
1,000,000
Hanover
irvlnc
Metropolltaa
.100,000
4,000,000
400,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
Citizens
Ma««aa
Marltot
St.
506,700
s,oii.r4io
4;,30C
9,400
485,100
245,700
195,700
J02,6y
265.000
2,71K)
76,ii0C
:
545.1-00
aJO.lui
OCO 300
.S8ii,soci
airiSSi
" "'^^
1 ;2,.i
w
OUJJOO
47-l,*0
59.2)o
2,uiO,4iio
1.4^13.900
3.5462,io
2,VS8,4(io
2,H6,(Vl(]
6"»,3e0
28,-00
85.000
(o.ino
l.SM.Suo
1,863,0,>0
2,000.000
3.0(>i.o(X)
.8»«,0'
Lsi'tuo
2 »l7,:0tl
l,3C:,20O
..900
I.IW.OOO
•"f8,0
S9tf.2(0
1,774,300
889,200
5,57,11,0
2,1!)7,"<0
f(13.3(.<i
Ufi.i (Kl
-'
11.5,7.1(1
B'lStRlvc-r
83-.'..?oo
"2.',;oo
i2()'3ooo
ll.77T.wc
22iVOo
2,7ixi
923,«1C
1.210.ioo
35.'2U0
8;l|.8liO
».1?.40O
7i3,(ioo
5,500
l.'-OO
5.2.5(0
ll'8,8.10
17,4.iO
III.SOO
3.900
223.0)0
88.1,900
6.'2.300
4.093,00"
96.60D
18J,2tO
152 Oiic
S86 810
4 019.700
2,-41,000
mi.oiio
1.18\0('0
8.998.5011
aei.w
S.OM.OOO
l,%s,;.x)
27S.4O0
Ji
1.0;.'.500
98.1X10
195.O!)0
S8300
180.71HI
>i06,SlXl
.500.000
Seooiil >»a:':E%!
Slath National
First National
Third National
KewVork N. KichanKe
Tenth >Jatlon 11
Bowery Matlonal
New York Connty
American
Dry Uoods
ttc.rraan
1.2!'2.Tii:i
aiuMSooo
'2i.0,000
Cent:a1 National
l.Iil.iKKl
.'i.SSViOO
SiM.tiOO
8,1.200
4.247,11 <1
2,2:2,800
8,100
..
1.811.600
12,773,1110 27,522,700 199,42i.S0(l
14,620.700
10.0")7,(w
i,42,(ioo
5,79-5,upo
M9S.81«1
7,128,000 2,921,300
55,100 1.42;,600
251,000
116,000
571,11(10
S,*ll,.Si«i
71.1*10
5,7»i.coo
S75.(illO
1.2l7.7i;0
S.'.HiO
.^.33.5,itiu
101.700
3.600
1,1F6,000
?4.420.'200 2.5,811.100
I7,22'i,900
S."41,(I00
1.1
.SIO.IIO
79:1.000
267,(100
835 .210
.i,78.700
2,5K1,200
»I3 5«)
2:6,000
180,000
deviations from the returns ol previous
S7..500
!
week are as
I
&
a
Cain wi* -in
do
rref
42
Elm Ira A Wllliamspon
A
Blmira
do
do
n
..
pref,
Lebiffh Valley
Little Schuylkill
Dec.
..Inc.
Kr>ecie
vircnlatlOQ
.Dec
....
fl.S 9.0;*'
1,053 40"
i
j
Nel DoposKs...
LeRBl Tenders.
ll.O.Oj
stateraent of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Clearinir House, on Mondav
''
Dec. 23,1873:
1
Banks.
Cipllal
Atlantic
Atlas
$7,50,000
11.62!
2i>5
(4i.!00
»93.5rl0
4.S63.6.10
3.;oo
I3,:HI
138,2(10
820.500
2 8 900
l.':!tt.9O0
1,(I63.MI0
7'>2.300
.179.:tW
Broadway
200.0110
I.OIXI.OOO
2.2 9.9(«1
2001
:94,^0O
l.i;il,>.2v0
17,4110
2.17.300
819.J00
41,S'X)
2;16,2(X)
1,000,000
2,i;s,iioo
1,1TO.!1I0
2,013,-JOJ
200.000
J!4,30J
1,000,000
300.000
1,000.000
2,961.5iX)
i.«o:.i.:o
1,0<KI.0.X)
Eliot
Everett
Kaneutl Hall
rreemau'p
Olohe
Himiltoii
750.0(X)
Howard
M irker,
Massachusetts
M iverlck
1,(00,000
800,000
800,000
400,000
Merchants'
3,1X10,000
Monnt Vernon
200,000
Kn^fland
1,000,000
1,0X1,000
North
Oil Boston
900,000
Shawmnt
&
1,000.(XX)
Leather
1,000.000
State
«4.').500
2.110 500
:.128 100
2,!31.6JJ
1,574,5'W
8,9(10
aaa
8. (XX)
1.7
112.9<X)
2.; 00
i.:oii
\.Ct»
23
i.J X)
1.1 e.'K.IO
1.197,900
l:!0.t00
162.4IJO
1.9:16.900
H.irx
JOU
R2.2
iA S.l'X
97,70J
9,»1.7UO
7.'«.700
7!3.200
663.60O
91.600
U9,2(X)
6I.4*J
7,971
:<.099.100
2.084.5,10
2.6H,2(X)
2,911.500
25.71X)
93.8,400
1
loi.roo
539,700
072.800
484,700
960.900
PS4
S9o
4W
SC6 610
1,>.7S6W
''raders
916.S00
590 800
l.'a.T8,900
596.300
Connectlng68
East Penn.
267,~00
321.2J0
273.200
1.612..1U0
W.«hlngton
6,1(10
HJ.'OO
l,(l86,3;i'J
74 i, 11)0
1.5.'!).700
55,K«
240.41)0
4S.1(XJ
3.2P,0!0
117,500
S91J00
936.100
7:6.'.00
KIrst...?
750.000
I.OUOOOO
8il.Oi:o
12,400
42.i.,'!00
1,600 01X1
1,868,800
3.9S8.80O
0.072.100
1.36.1X10
Second (Granite)...
Third...
Binlf of (Jommerce
12i;00
Si9.9X)
3110,000
1.2;0.6lK)
52,.100
l.'2.70O
8,000.000
1,««,81X)
•200
1,977,8:10
4.936,6,10
2,000
15,800
1,3^7.700
2.402.100
913.900
1.579,700
530,700
1,381.800
W2,5(K1
6»1.100
709.*)0
Bank or N. America
U'k 01 Rsdeninlion.
B ink or KenuDllc...
City
Kaicle
Kxchanee
Hide A; Leather
U)vore
Security
t'nion
Webster
(;ommaawcaltb
To'H-.'l
1, 0-10,(100
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000.IXX)
t,.500,000
2,000.000
«.
900
Wl
1,000/100
1,500,000
900,000
»49.330.000
8200
2.»7;,100
1,742.1(X1
I,87i,30(l
l.',11.400
3.474.:iOO
4,803,5(10
907,200
2.572.20C
2,687,600
2.227,600
r.21.6
»
27:,1W)
624,100
1M,000
5,900
4.4l«l
57,9.10
9.000
2.400
«.!'J0
1,7,10
6irj
1.8!X)
107,100
171.500
359, :oo
IS1.5L0
383 2)0
2.0i9.l,'X)
1,311 000
2.411,300
032
100.100
219 OX
297.600
662.(100
5-i9.20O
total
"St
m,
do
Little
8311,000
j
PenosrlTanla,
do
91
92
83
•9
89
j
1
1900
1
L.
...
...
...
fi«,'»7to'»il
Water 6a, '87 to •89.,
Water Stock «s, '97.
*
99
91
Bpeclal tax 6? of
Mad.*I,1stM.riAM)7,^81
9«
78
do
101
MX h"
M
87
109
73
LnaltTllle
do
A
Ind
common,
A NaabTllle
9<T. LOITIS.
Lonla (a. Long Bonds
do
(<,s::on do
lo
Wat«r«B,gold
do
do
do (new)
do
Parkia gold
io
Sewer SpcclalTax Is
North MlBsonrl. Ist M.7s
2d M.18... .
do
81
.
So M.7S..
ui M.,gld,
PartDc (of M )
Kansas >*«-!i''- ".or.,:
••
i-RR of Mo. stodt
,
9«>4! ..?.[
'
M
•OH
SI
letferson.. .Mad.
7s,'96-l«0«
lat M., t, 1»«0, .
.
'i
•89.
.10
.
79
»>
f«
80
LonlsT.,Cln.A Lex., pref.....
...
5
1
Wharf6s
1st M.,«,10.>;8..
i.onl»v.Loan,ii.*81.
Na«h. Ist M. (m.e.) 7, Tl.
Is, "89
2dM., •,1878.
1>9
(7
57
87
16
do Lor. Loan (ni. 8.16. *8'>-'<
do
do
(Leb. Br.) 6, -se fia
do lstM.(Meni.Br)7,';>-'7,5. 95
do lstM.(I.eb.br.ex)7. 'SO-TW 91
do Lou.I.'n(Leb.br.exrt,'9? 51
do Consol. Ist M.,7, 1898..., l9l
...
...
au
Ml
»>
f*
85
89
90
•'3
74
15
SO
34
d
do
»7
.
A Hlalltstown
Ponn * N. T. canal
m.
L^MlB. A Kr'k.,
1
mort. 78, '90.... S6
cons. 78, *9S.l 6!
mort. 6s, '83
...1 ...
.Pem.
..
do 'id .M.,7
do
do
do 1st M.,7. 1906..
Lo llBT. C. A Lex., lit M.. 7, 117..
,
»ll»,M5,80O ti,03?,3iti tio.gi8.ooa
I)avion stock..
Miami stork
do
do
do
do
do
I
.
78, 'SO.
Northern Central 2d m, 6b, *85
ilo
do 2d m, e. 68, 1900
do2d m. 6e. 19'Xi..,
do
North Penn. Ist in, 6s, '89
2dm.-s,'96
do
lOj.cliat.m.,'77
do
Oil Creek A Al. R, ion. 78, "88
on Creek Ijl m. 7e, '82..
523.0J0
4S7.ai0
*
I.Oi;iSVIM,K.
86
58
1906,
H
M
»
Louisville «e.'W to •87
Little ScbuylklIl.l«tM..7.1o^J.I 98
7.V).C(W
ISO.OIX)
81..
•84..
'88..
do
1st M.,9,
Clu.ALaf., lstM.,7
Jell.,
i
444.900
XS!,6 n
196.200
776J110
:S
95
8p
10»
82
1
790, 00
100
1st
A'. -n Is stock rxd. l'>>» :»5
43
5tichli.'Hii stock ex d
II
ilo
r. st'fc snar 116)< I'l
St
Lehigh Valley, Ist M.,Cn. 1873.1
do
do uew68, "98
do reg
do
do
do
do ni-w 7s, reg., 1110'
791,41X1
4
98
2dM.,7, •8S..
3dM.. 9, 77..
Dayton A
3dm.
do
94
l>3
Columbus A
88i<l
m,
morf.78,'v8...
ist
*
Hani.
(Tin.
lid
Juncilon 1st
2d
do
588.;ilC
116,'00
1
•89...
1900-1904
W'msport,
do
do
do
:90.(K0
1.832,20
1.14'I,9:XI
A
U.. Ist M., 7, SO...
do
(I.AO list M.,7, 1888
.Inpc.Cin.A 1 ,|,.lBtM..7,^86.
Little Miami, 1st .M., 6. I8S3....
85 «
6b. '89
Harrisbn'-g "St mort. f«, '83
II. A B. T. Ist morr. 7r, '90
735,000
174.100
675.900
ixAta 000 t2s.412.soo
wnount "dun to othtr^aoki," MperitatsmeutofDaCiWrli |I7,7»8|MI0.
'"n««r«»tlYta-i«mi Hl»itvi«k;
Th«
El.
9SK
.
do
''^^l
new
;ii.3.o
175 IIXl
688 600
.
-
DaytODAMIch., 1st M.,7
do
do
adM„7,
do
do
3d M.,7,
'75....
78. "ao.,
Catawlssa, Ist M. conv., '82.,..
chat. m. do
do
'S3 ...
do
78, 1900
977..100
4.000
'2,1100.000
Tremont
3.(7,1,600
2.9*1:1,5; 10
600.000
96
94k
M., 7
8S
do 2d M.,7, 1977..
Xenia, Ist M.,7, •90. 94
do
consol., fs. '94..
Atlan. l«tm, 78. "78
'2d
A
Indiana,
Colgm.,
6s,'8S
do
B8H
doTo'dodep.bds,7,'81-'»4. 88
Dayton A Wejt.. Ist M.,7, 1908. 88
doniort.6«,
1.1('5.9 '0
2.17.000
1,500,000
•
do
do
Camden A
A
Ind.,
r.3.7O0
77 1,5')«
182,900
348.800
2,')JO.O00
'viffolk
do
do
do
do
mx
t«
(3
do
do
do
55
I
276.7
62.JOO
6,400
85,600
:o,900
I
.,,
....
Camden A Ainhoy,€s,
OB
..
(«!<
9»)4
7'"!
Scbnylklll Navigation
do
pref. ... ISK
Colon pref
IIAILHO.VD 1J0ND9.
Ar.cjjhaiiy Valley 7 S-lCs. 1896.
Belvldere Delaware. 1st m.6.'7M
do
do
2d M.,'=5
do
do
3d M.,'8'
211.900
4I3.IO0
3dM.6*
do
2(lx
do pref
117,2;lO
10
iJS^
--..
(N.W.V».)'2<1M.«». ItiH
Ciu,, Hani.
58>li
.Morris
344,0,!0
55i.ilXl
':17.S00
*
p.
l.ehicli Kavlttation
r,06.9ii0
55 '.O
^6;.9
831.000
.15.71)0
211,000
71.0
216.000
H1».4C0
440.500
171.5U1
793.000
541.600
793.900
22:.0O3
82.700
4"ll
8l;<l
5«s<|
26
C.VNAI. STOCKS.
Chesapeake A ''claware
Delaware Division
769 500
3.728.900
38
„„
West.Jeraev
CIrctila.
1,500.(100
l.OOO.OUO
COd.OOO
t'olamblan
Continental
N2W
Specie. L.T. Notes
1,.100,000
...
RlackKtonc
B^5ton
Bo/lston
Shoe
Loans.
n
Park6«
Ohio •• of •75
do 6<ol'90
do laol'rs
i»,90
do
68
m
do
-SOB
*113
....j Ham.Co.,Ohlo6p.c. ongbds." 90
J_
do
do 7p.c, ItoSyre, 95
85H
100
ms'
Covington A Cic. Bridro
Cln.
TioBa
WestChrster
do
pref
10s
100
riivrijvNA'ri.
57!^
1
Boston Banks.— Below we give a
•
1«
;
Cincinnati Ss
54
on Creek A Allegheny Klver
Pen iisv viinla
Philadelphia A T-'rlc
Pl.lK.loIphia A Itcailing
Philad.'JiihiH A Trenton
Phila., WllminK. A BaltiirsTe,
2,i9.l,ai0
•
do
do
Ist M., 6, 1889 ....
WestMd.lstM., endorsed,*, •SO 9ty.
do
1st M.,nnend.,6,T0
do 2d M.. endorsee, 4, "SO. 9«>
Baltimore A Ohio stock
;55
Parkersbnrg Branch
....
I
N. r hern On'ral
fS.1^7,91»
.Dec.
71
O..
Central Ohio. 1st M.. 6
Marietta A Cm., Ist M., 7, 1891
'2d M.,7, 189«.
^.''°. , ,'!"
iXorfoIk Water fs
Northern Cent.. 1st M. (guar) 6
do
do •2dM.,g. Fr,«,'8S.
do
do 3d M., 8. P., 6, 1901
do
do 3d M. .V.AC) 6.-7:
do
do Cons, (gold) 6. IKX
Puts, ft Coniicllsv., Ist M.,7, '98
,
.MInehlll
Xesquelioiilng Valley
XorrlBtown
..Dec
n
74
59M Central Oliio
do
prplerred
No'tli I'lMiiirylvai.ta
Loans
i'i'y.
46"
Wllliamsport pref.
East Peiinsvlvanla
Harrlsb'ff. l.nncastfr* C
Uuntln.'luu A Broad Top.
follows:
s
,
*l
••,:90C
do
do
do
"o
1.
6»
7s
New .Jersey State 68, Exempts
OS
Delaware SI ale «»
102K
)lATl.RO.\D STOOKB.
United N. .1. tioinnnnlcs
121x 181
CHmdeu
Atlantic
22
do
do
pref.
33
A
18W
Baltlmcre
100
n
n
6», '»5
r«. inip., '^1..
boat. •88. .
boat, "89..,
6«,.)an.. A.. J.
do
do
do
*•
Ml
«s,
7e,
,.
do
do
809.200
219,ono
=22,700
5 1-i.wj
SOO.iXO
2.000.000
1,000,000
To^al.
Ailpi'hany CltyCs
Pittsburg '8
8."78,rco
'','
HALTlAlOKK.
Maryland
s
•4
M
68, 1910...
do
la, Uelence
Baltimore (• or •75
new
aiClic
5,000.000
3,000,000
snn.coc
1.300,000
500,000
1,000.000
500.000
1,000.000
250,000
86V
101
'ff7
;
do
Sa84ueb«iiia6«,'M ,.
do
Coal Co. bond*,
.
„
rnlou Ist mon. 6b, '81..
»ett llrau. h l»tiii.«8,'79..
Wyolllllig Va ley 1st 111. 68, "iS.
6s, '07, 5-10, 1st... 102
do
do
10-15, '2d...
ri.i
do
15-23. 3U...
Philadelphia 6s, old
do
68.
AllOKhany Connly, is, coDp...
• 12.2iO
2;3.8
....
'85
do
do
<lo
•Jfi-.'.VXI
8.50,00(1
Manafactnrcrs&Mer
The
17,31X1
!<,400
i5).00j
boat,
,
CITY BONDS.
Pennsylvania 58. coup
442.000
IS
gold
I'o
67
m
81
eonv..*r
conv., K.'W.
Schuylkill Nay. Ist ni. 68. "S"
do
2d m., '82...;,
132
131
Ma»Kaclui«ettJ!
6», •81....
1!K. -g;..
'lo
58 Ji
A
H(j.\l>ft.
00
do
liiji
PHILADELPHIA.
B'r.VTK .VM)
mort. b.
'10
19
preL...
Verpiont
4i:l .3,»1
M,400
1,
do
IW
>'<"'
A Uela. tr. 'g.'„
Dlrlalon6s,'i4.. .
Pennsvlvanla
do pioferred
Vermont A Canada
SSS,9(H1
l,»w,ri0o
l,8l-'>,0(io
300,000
400,000
300,000
Foartl tfatlonal
do
Old Colony
Port.,&aco A Portamuutb
Uutland common
1.57 SiKi
:.l6-iji»
l.i90,700
!.M6.i(X)
1.191.400
1.488.200
678.9J0
11,905,700
17.43 l.iOO
7.50.0«(i
North UWer
119.110
151.0C0
23l.-(Kl
4f.6,000
739.400
7:3,100
5,000
181,900
232.000
4. 100
JOO.IKV
85
n
Kattterii
1.2.'12.COO
l^.W
CA.NAI.
DeUware
US
FitchburK
_
iso"
Manchester A Lawrence
Northern of New Hampshire.. 113
12<
Norwich* Worcester
HI
OKdens. A L. Champlaln
M
Iron deb. h...
Lebfgh NavlgailoD
Ilo
1.063.«ai!
330.00(1
641.(icn
m
ei
Chesapeake
pf.
....
''''
A
do
Morrla,l8tM.,6,lS1»...
do
2d M., )87>
2 956.,.0(>
3,206.300
(New HainfBhlre)
""o
Itcadlng Coal
SO
61:^00
...
.
«s. p. b., •»
Ilcad..lst Vi..7.l»r
,.
I46i<
140
Concord
4t0,:)ixi
I
'9j
:2»K
148H
18X
899,400
1
'',?
,.
do
125
148
Connecticut Itiver
Conner^tlcut A Paasumpsic,
Kaatern (MasB-)
A
Wllmlng.
m"
MS
asil'iilO
^Vm
176'800
Providence.,
I
4 Lewlst n ;
warren A K. i»t m. .a, 'M
Wrsl ( hi-.lcreoiis. :», -Jl
West .Icraey En, "JJ
do
latin. 6a, "S*
do 7»,'»7
„. .''o ..
»e»ler. Penii 6»,
do
„.. do
75
40
Chic, Bur. & Qolr.cy..
"'"
"
'
Cln.,BHndusky A Clev, stock.
';lev
135.100
333.800
18S.0J0
.6«;.6(10
2,951.900
l
&.
reg...
A
("heslilre preferred..
i.iw,;ou
s'coo
Maine
do
.-unl.ury
44«
861.800
8.f»a,(IOO
2.46(1,300
Jao'loc'
&
Boston
Boston
tt
-.i,
roBT. 7a, *W*
deb. lioDda, I* tiy ii'
g. ni.'s.c, l»!0 iOU
lOUJ,
68, g.,19;0
ist iii.7i...,
Phll.,Wllm.« ll»l.,«B.'84
Pl't«„( In.* Kl. LonH78
Snnbiiry
Erie 1st in. 7i, ".7..
2^M0C
l.a8J,K0
!i\3'Xl
8,9f39j(i
311,900
8:*8,llW
:8I,500
2.678,300
4.J95,6C0
7,j78.40O
11 511, IOC
2.;25,90f
"4!)2rK"l
:64,4i;o
l4.5,K00
Continental
(irocers'
1
2U.9011
C23.V00
•SS.aoo
aOO
l
2,8;8.ioo
2,418.000
1,500.000
2.000.DOO
500.000
300.000
400.000
:o,w
205,1110
.'.8112,900
Park
l.4IC,800
1,511,010
1,129,800
165,700
239.1100
l,!iI9,400
1.000000
Mechanics' BanklDjC Ass.
SSS.O.'O
^,43«,Btl0
i"7.4jc
76.10O
Importers and Traders'..
2,liJ6.5()l'
2,449,100
3.2ia,riJ0
Marine
AtiaMIC
861,111(1
410.1011
•M.tm
I.OOO.OOH
Oriental
619,5(10
7s, '0,4....
do
ASunbory
Phlla,
:
140.000
2.008,900
!J.0,I1(0
m.
A Itcadlng M, 10 Hh
00
do
do
do
do
& Clmiiibly 78
Verni'l Cen., Ist M ., cons.,7, *9€
do 2d .Mort., 7, 1891
-Vermont & Can,, new, 8
Vermont A Mass., 1st M.,6,*88.l ••
H*
Bost.n. & Albany stock
Hostiin A Lowell stock
3t,7.600
2.:4«,;ioo
l.-il,!HH'
Shoe «nd Leather
Corn iSxchange
Commonweal'h
2 92 .',800
768',OJ6
Ti.eoo
215,101
l.OflO.OOU
Nicholas
3,780,10(1
.111,900
1,761,000
4r2.50O
North America
;,10l.5(»
-
m.CB, >1...
Isi
2d
•Jo
<
579,810
S.03«,7('«
6 a;.? itic
4.50,000
People's
:'.867.SI<I
I,.l00
o01.t600
ixil 6((i
200.000
2,Olis,iiUo
800,000
l,lS3.4C)(i
500,000
2,000.000
1.72S,30C
5,000,000
9,625.8iio
10,000,000 2i,?lVoc
1,000.000 I0.8i:v''>00
1,000,000
3. J So Si lu
l.SIO.loo
432,700
5.M;.400
2,000,000
uommcrce
Broadway
•76.700
4,5(:3.«00
8.419,ioii
„.
'"
Philadelphia
Staiifltfd
505.1110
1,100
4:'5.9{i0
•
Bid,
»i
m.fj.lH
lit
A Knt
Phlla.
567.7110
:En,iiK,'
;
Perklomen
ICO
»:06.oio
Tendere.
in,m
2:i,soo
6155U1
4
—
Penii8ylir«.,gen, 111., cuiiv, ia:o
<lo
reg....
„ , ,""
M
U
VeroiODt
4.im.2u>
9,710
m.m
«,(«i,700
4,2.5 800
Mftrchanta KzchanKe.... 1.235,000
Uallatin, National
1500,000
Butchers' & Drovers'
800,000
Mechanics aud Traders'.
600,000
Bre^nwlch
Leather Mannl
SoTentn Ward
»<ateol New yorit
American BxchanKe
311,200
sS'iai
I,'i00,000
Uhemlcnl
'''•'"'^ »829.5(r
7.151.900
BOSTON.
Malneto
Hampshire, 6«
New
S.iWl.SliO
Capital
I
I
I8.!;15.3(10
:
BiHKB.
•xouii'nit.
Portland a«, building loan
Burllnitsn & Mo. L. a.,7
Chethlre,6
Cln..San.4 CleT.,l8t M.,7, '«7.
Kastern .Mass., conv.. 6, 18,4...
Hartford *Krie, 1st M (new)1.
do
do certificates...
Offdensburi:& Lake h.8s
Old Col.* Newport BdB,«, '-«.
do
do Bonds, 7, IffTl..
Kntland. new.7
";^
Rew VorK
Manbattau Co
Old
MaaMcbDiettt <•, CBrrencr...
>• Gold, int..
do
do
M, Gold
BoatOD «».
do Sa.KOld
ChlcftKO Bewera^e 7i
do
Municipal 7s
..?1.'JJ6,0(I0
Raiance. Uec. 20
PIIILOELPUM, BALTIMORE, Lt.
M
8,IKII,'.m CS
iWi.il^l 10
.11
3;8,;83 8»
407,4:0 88
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»9«.;7I
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il...
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Gold.
,
,
Gold.
8H1
(irOTATIfllVS IN BOSTON,
—
Sub-TreMurjp
;
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Heculptji.
Dec
Custom Houpo and Sul-
at the
~
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ifttiirday,
X
.
.
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n
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89
81
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81
liii
n
94
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80'4
83
"
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[December 28,
NEW
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS IN
active Railroad Stock* are quoted
cent value, whatever the par
y be. "
ma
Bondn.
S.
1st Moi triage Rndorsed.
1879
JO 7s, 2d do
1883
do 78,3d do
do 7B,4th do
1880
1888
do 7s, 5lh do
do 78, cons, mort. gold bds.
Long Dock MuudB
ntate Bonds.
Tennessee
SO
79!^
5U
1»
68, old
do
do noir
VlrKinlats, old
do new bonds
do cOQSol. bonds
do deferred do
Is.Sd .Mort., 1875
do
Sarlein, 1st MorlKH^'C 7s
do Con. M. & .s'kg K'd
I5«
8!J>
do
Is.nev bonds
do
7s,endorsed
do
78, Gold
north Carolina <8, old
do
do to N.C. R.R Co.,
do
do Fundlnit Act, 1866.
do
do
do
1868.
do
do new bonds
do
do Special Tax
South Carolina tj8
do
do
Jan,& Juljr...
do
do
Aprils Oct...
do
do Kandl'iK Act, 13M
do
i
LanlC,19i9,,I
do
do
^
Han.
,)
.
8U
•i
1875.
of 1910.
CallIornla7a
do
Rhode
do
do
V.i>i
021* IUj
10!
el
68
Island 68
Alabaina58
do
88
Texas,
i:8,
;
do
Jo
do
new York
do
UO
do
do
do
do
do
MW
\IHlii
•to
;0i
IW)
:jo
Canal,
do
do
do
do
Chic,
';Ol.
D-nn"np*. HiouxCitv...
Jiarlem pref
Illinois
.o6>^
sea
to"
.
Mil.
Hew
si'
.iV
Jersey Southern
.J6
N. J., New Haven ft HartfiVr'd
I'^i^.-SW- * BoM'tStoningt.)
Ohio* Mississippi,
Pltl»., Ft
do
do
do
do
do
^o
Jienaselaer
Saratoga.
ft
Alton
Louis
ft
tt«.Ti'
Booth o.'^"'
Side,
L.
T. Haute.,
flo
prel
ft
do
d
_do
Tjledo.Wab
Wa
2
(In
ft
saw
!st
1
1
prer
pref
(>>risolldated Coal.
Cumberland Coal and Iron
MarvlanJCoal
J. Land Improvement Co!
Jj,
'.'.
1 .muiylvanlacoai ....
BTinir Mountain Coal
Winona &
Ti
'"
m"
'
Wilkj^sbarre Coal.,
• 'anion Co
D-jlawireft IlndVoiVcaia"
AlUntl.; .Mall Sleamielp "
Mariposa
do
do
llnl.1
:
,..
p cr.
TrusioR.
1
'
KX n
:;:;
•"foal estate..
.
/' . ,
88«
t Central
1.
l8,iahacrlption
S8X
CO
7s. 1876
0..
do
7», oonv. 1876..
lUQW
1
„_
do.,
En.' fel
»i, 1865-76
Horigmt Bitf ofltd.
MX
Ato.ilson, Top. ft S.
.-^
Ko
'a
78
IOb.
p. c
„
ft
a.
80
83
93
I
m
gold,
:8t 7-,
7b,
luar. Erie,
ft I. Isl ni
coiti
Ind ana
fis
7s
cm. n M.,
Ills,
Southern Central of N. Y. 7b..
ft Neosho 7s, g .Irl
LTnion ft Logansporl 7s..."'i"
IMah Cenlral fis, gold
(Ttica, Clin. & Bing. 7s, guar!'
* o. branch.
fis. giii
Walkill Valley l8r7s,goI<l .
West Wisconsin 7s, gold,
liOHiiM.
m
R, Air Line ist
Ss
\rkaii8as Slate Bonds, Mid, 7s
llur,, C, R. ft Minn., .Mil. dlv.
M
ft
mort gold 7s
Cin., Rich, ft F.W, Istmgid'ii
Chic. Hur, ft Qnlnoy new 7«,.
iKt
.thlc.
&
Cao,
...
.
—
do
do
.
endorse
,
,
stock.. .
Charleston, 1st N
do
2d 78,.'
do
b.ock.
lOe
6;
.
li.
iii""
m.. 78,
'-'.
Ut
''''
90
So!>i!i. let
m gl rj
Nashville ft ' hattanooga. 6s,,
Norfoikft I'etersbiirg Ist m,,8s
....
I
do
•
„ do
a:
do
do 2d mo.,
NortheaBtern, 8.C..
....
..
Ist
M,8b.
7b
8f
.„
do
2dM..Ss
Orange and Alex., 1bib,6s
do
2de, fis ,. ..
do
3d8, 86
do
4M18.SS
RIchm'dft retcrb'glBtm.,7B
do
do
2d m., fis,
do
do
ad m., Ss.
Rlch..Fre'ksb'g* Polo, 6s
do
do
do conv. 7s.
Illch. and Danv, Isl cons'ri 6a,
do
Piedmont 8b, ,,
d'
Ists, 8s,,..
^elms. Home ft l'.,lmt M, is
South ft North Ala, Inl .\l.,6t
Southslde, Vs., Istmtg. 88
»7y
do
2d m., guart'd 68...
:oo
do
3d m.,68
do
4th m., 88
Southwest. RR., Gh,. Istmtg.,,
8i
II
do
stock
oiKI Spartensbur.ft Unin-.. 7s, guar~"
S.CaioIina RR. .<BlM,VB(n< w>
12}-
'
do
do
do
do 68
do 78
do stock
Va, ftTcnn. Ists.es
do
94
£2
90
16
2ds,fi8
d(*
Union Phc,
78
i:t
do
Ohio,
90
ro
fiO
Tebo
83
.
.
Maconand AuguBtabonds...
do
Miiie
,"
St. L. ft So'eastern Ist 7s. cold
St. L.. ft St. .loseph.lst.fis. gld
71
..
I
do
8 p, „..
Den. C.Rs,goId,W I)
do
do Ss.gold, E, n
Sa diiBky, Vans.ft Newark
St.LouiB, VandtiUa ft T H.I t
do
do
2d
52
66
80
70
30
2dm,. 8b...
Mississippi ft Tenn„lstm.,7s,
do
do consold.. 8s.
110
Monlgomeryft Wc6tP..l8t.8B..
85
do
do Ist end
95
do
do Income
„
65
Montgom.ft Eufaula 1st 8s, gid
end by State of Alabama..
is" 'iMobllc ft Mont.. Ss gold, end
*)
jMobileft Ohio sterling
do
do
do ci cUs,
94
do
do
8s, interest..,,
so
do
do
2mtg,88
100
do
do
Income
85
do
do
slock
N. Orleans ft Jacks, '.'d M, Ss!
do
do
cert's, 8s.
,
N.Orlesnsft OpeIons.lstM.88
stock
I'o
St, ,fo. ft
Neiv
ti
H
;eorBial;.R..7B
.....:,;:
do
stock
ft Col.7s,guar...
"«• certil..
„ ''''..„ '^°
Vacon ft Brunswick end. 78
Macon ft Western stock
ft
',
Mlania
7rt
tS
stock
do gnnran.
Central Georgia, Ist M., 78
do
do
stock
ICharlotti Col. ft A., Istm., 7s.
do
do
stock
Charleston & Savannah 6s, end.
Savannah ant. Char,. 1st m, ,7s
ft
87
92
97 )«
ft
do
65
:oo
end 8aTi.n'h
Ml8siB»:ppl Central,
2a 78
Southern Minn, construe. Se.
do
do
do
do
ft
'*
Jo.ft
do
do
do
do
do
Memphis
do
Memphis
IB
'
't.
^'0
. .
M..7«.
Ist
do
MempiilB
74
.
"sgnar
^'1
ft
70
'-0
95
ff
65
79
^5
60
2dM„78
8S
.
l8t. M.lils
Osw. Mid.
do
"
*'^
'Jreenville
91
8i
''o
Steubeiiville
70
60
,
do
Pckln
51
^^
58
92
.Cherawand l>a:lington 7s
lEastTenn. ftGe^'giaCs
fe^ IKast Tenn.ft Va. 6b end.Tenit
R. Tenn., Vaft Ga., UtM.,7B..
9;j
/»
do
do
81 'Ok
n.
Income
Texa' Ts gold.
''."
.
'0
70
Gull consol
ft
16
...
r
75
72
75
53
53
60
ni
70
75
80
70
50
n
m
io:
PltlB.Cin. ftSt. L, Ist7 ...
Port Huron ft L M.Ts.gld.end
do
do 7s, gold
Peoria ft Rock I. 7's. gold.,,.
87S, Rockf'rl,R I,* Rt, L.lst7B,gid
Home ft AVatertovvn s
97H
Uonie, "W. ft Offdensburg78!y iOO
Roiidont ft Oswego 7s. gold
SioiixCity ft PnciflcBs..
^ontlier-t Pacific fis, gold.
South Sided., I,) 7a
c.
.
R.ks.gn
Ft., 8. ft Gulf,
?°,.,
Peer
M.
eld
G
Gal., stock,
Ne«bn'g brch
O.lveston.ll.ft H ,7«, god
Pa I'lclilt, of Mo., sloe.-.,,.
51
Pacific R. of ,\lo. !st fis, gold '.-^ 88
do
do 2d 7k, itiir'y. *9i S-'Jil
niacellaiioouH 1,1*1.
ArkiinsUB L-vcH
nds 7h
16
lUOS
Atcl Ison 4 vhraska 8 p,
I'DillOlV Bur, ft Mo. Itlver, itock
I
Omaha ft Southwestern RR.S's
Oregon & California 78, gold.
Oswego & Rome "7b, guar...
I
ti's gl'ti
....
2n 7b, conv,
Boslon 7" gold
N, Havcn,Middlct. ft W.7a ."
1st in.
Pacific L.O.
K.-in. ft
>ew\ork
L.favetto. Hl'n ft .Miss. Isl M"
Pckln. In oin ft Decatni IstM
inn, ft Cent, Missouri Ist M
ft
ft
7s,
do
r,.C.& Inds iBt M.^s, s,"f'
Cin,&Sp'dl8l M.- Id. CC&I
do
IM M.gld, Lsft MS
La Crosse ft Mil. is, 1st .M
Atlantic
Land Gr,
1876,
75
81
86
54
j
9U
do
d, JunftDeci -,.
8},;
do Feb & Aug: 81 li
,o-c Y
^.y
White Pigeon
do
.T
2dM.,
Atchls>nft P. P.,«sgoId
83li.
Cr., gid,
new. gid
MoilIroIloftP, Jcrvis 78, colli
Montclair I«t 7s. gold, guar.
N, 1
K, D.
Chli-, IS'
101
91
gid,
ft
do
104
K
*:b,
-..
Atlantic
?i>*
2d M„10b
N, J.Midland I't7s, gold, guar
.
*
Land
Ti
sa
94
50
18
5«
KAILROAPB,
Tenn.K.
Ala.
90
85
rto
X,
U"
<;i"-. I'l'f <y,elle
1
...
...
\la.* Chan,, isi,M,8B,eiid,..
91
do
Mo. R.,
do
1
''
«s, I8>8.
e«,i8»7
107
Morrl«& E «cx 7s (If 1871
N, \ ., Newt* ft London Tel
..
Hallroad Bond*', "
_ r.
H
Central
'o'
96
w. D
Pelers
7b.
do
IstM., 10b..
'oul-Iana * Mo.Rlv. i-t ni. 7«
Logans.. Craw, ft S. W. 88, gid
Michigan Air Line. 8b
Del. ft Hudson Canal Isl M,
Atlanllc ft lire t West, 1st m'
'"''"
yilrit.llvorpreiJrred..
hell Central Cua!
do
9
,>rtVi'.::;
Land Mining Co
•jO
nV
'
SI.
8U
W. 7s, guar.
do
Sinking Fund..
Morris ,t Essex, convertible..
conatnictlon.
..'.'"
. J^°
tr'ffen.on Hll. l»t Mort. bonds
'
!!!!' *"*"
7s,
7s,
6s,
Leav Law.
do
,
91
81
M
Klchmond
Savannah 7s, old
do
78. new
Wilmington, N.C.,»Biold
do
do
Bb guld.
S,S
78
Leav.. Atch.ft N,
Pt. JefT. l8t
St, Louis, Jac, ft Chic, IstM,
South Side, L.I. Ki Mort. hd'i
.
Boiton Water rower
fM
^«
70
6s
6s
85
Mort
ft
W. 'st 7s.
do 2d 8'
1)1. ft
do
,
Mo,.
Ist
91)
7ti
Norfolk6s
Petei eburg
"
fie
Ist 7'8,gld.
2.1 7s
Burl'n DIv'
TVatertown
iKI
87
68
•;..
Indianap. ft Vin'ten. ist 78.gnar
loo-a Falls ft Sioux C. I8i7s...
Indianspollsft St. Louis 78
Jnck'=on. Lansin ftSag.Ss.
KanssB Pac. '.B, Exicnsion, gid
Kansas City ft Can'eron
Kan. c, .-t, Jo. ft C, B. S
913i
)i
.Smithtown
Western, nr^t
raucellmieona Stock*
A.u«,rlc.an Coal
ft
^l
LaKeSup,ft Miss.
do
do
'J I
Dock ft 1 in. Co. 7. "86
West. Union Tel., Ist niort.'7'B
l.ouK Lland Hll Ist M. 7s
i
90
85
90
f.5
do
08. new
NewOrieansos
oo
00
consol. 6b
do
do
bouds, 7b
do
do
lOs
do
do
to railroads, 6.i
fill
104
I
Rome
"
fin
SO
!
Hs
Sashvllle 6s, old
SI
Knl.,t-
M
•2d
do
do
do
MoblleSs
ao SB
.Montgomery
Knr-pcan ft North Am. 6s. gid
Flint ft Pcre M. 7b, Land Gr,,
rort w. Jatkson ft Sae. Ps.,,
Grand R.& Ind 7b, gold. guar.
do
do 7b. plain
Grand River Valley 8b
Kal.. Al'eghan.ft
Via
('odar Falls ft Mi"n, 1st M
Bur., C. apldaft Minn. 78 gid
f Northern pref
1
To'pdo, Toorlift
'2d
,
101
9i
97
jUl
Consol. 78...
Hew York ft N. Haven 6s,.,,
Boston, H. A Erie, Ist mort. 7!
.,.„K"»ranteeo
/. ..
D. ,,''2
Iron Mountain...
','•
95
m>,
lowadlv
do
.
,
102"
93
7 3-l(
* Warsaw,
<">
Ogdens'
ft
113
Mort
1st
do
Peoria
do
special.
do
HI.
do
Tol,.
Dhlcguar,
Home, Watertown
St. Louis,
;40
9S>4
S>8
gold
78
Macon 7s, bonds
Memphis old bonds, 6b
do
new bonds. 68
do
end., M. ft C. R.R.,..
.«, Leaven. Rich
79
<.,
Incomes, No 1:, 38
42
do
No. 16, 24
26
Stork
liK i-'>f
Kalaninzoo ft South ILiSs. guar 'X
1115
iui>>.'
Mortgage.,
do
l.ynchbui g 6e
KvansvlMc, Hen ft Na8liv.7B..
Elizabethlown ft Padn. 88 con
T II ft Chic 78, gid
lOJ
Consolidated....
2d
do
do
do
do
do
do
M
,
Colunilms.Ga. ,7s, bonds
'2.178
7b. equip...
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
4
104 i
Joliet ft Chicago, 1st Mort
Chic, ft Ot. Eastern, 1st .Mort,
Col., Chic, ft Ind. C, Ist Mort,
ft C,'
do
97J,'
Marietta ft cin., 1st Mort
Chic. & Milwaukee 1st Mort.
prelerred
W.
:04u
St. Paul, Ist .Mort. Ss..
ft
„
1
Dnh. ft Rionx c.. isr M
""
Peninsula l.st Mort.. conv
Iron Mountain. 1st M.
Centml
Mo.,KansaEftT
NewJersey
Miss., Ist
do
do
,
ciiic. Jet M...
2d .Mort,
Colunibln.S. C.,6b,
86
...
I
LMiBing* Lake
Indianap.,
St. L. ft
Jollet
ft Chicago. .
I>ongIsland
Marietta ft Cln., 1st preferred
«»**? .. J^" 2d pref.
Morris* Essex
92 Jj
.
do 4th Mort ,.,.
Alton Sinking Fund.,
do Ist .Mortgage...
do Income
<t"i
Evansvillc.
3d Mort.
fi J p p. c.
en't hdf
ruts,, Consol. 8. K'd,
do
2d Mort
do
SdMort....
do
do
92 X
Ind. Central....,
ft
ft
*
139
New Jersey, serin
Ccntralof
ft
do
do
Ohio
',
do
d'>
pref,..
Chic. Bnr ft Qnlncy
Clev., C0I..C1U. ft Indianap.!
tlevc. ft Plttsbiirit, guar..,. "
ma
M.
rto
do
do
do
Chic,
ft
do
Clove,
'
Alton
w.
Pitts., r I.
106
1874...
(.6
1875
106
1877...
108
1878..
1874...... 100
1875
111 llroad Stock*.
(Not previously quoted.)
ft
103
Mort,
'id
Wi
Kvansvillc ft Ciawfordsv.
Eric ft Pillsbnrgii 1st 7s
Mm.
do
do
8s
Augusta, Ga,,7B. bonds
Charleston stock fis
Charleston, S.C„7s,F,L.bd8,,,
9S
VS
ft
ft
Dctroii.
...
Sew Jersey Central, Ist M., n
do
do
2d Mort
,,
New Jersey SouMiern Ist in 7i
ma
:hT3..,[
do
do
do
do
do
do
Albany ft Susquehanna
Atlanuc* Pacitlcpref,
Chicago
&
SO
'70
.
Dutchess & Columbia Is
Denver Pacific 78, gold
Denv.T ft Rio Gr.inde 78, gold
conv.
Tol,. Ist M.. 1890.
ft
.
Dan., Urb., ni.&p. istm 7rM
Detroit, HillBdale ft In. ER.S's
So. Iowa, Ist Mort,,
dialena ft Chicago Extended
do
2d Moit..
;hic. K. Island ft Pacific
vlorrisft Essex, 1st
.
lUl"
.
loo
iiiM..
78,
:i4
lOJ
Councfticut Weslmi Ist :b....
Chesappakcft Ohio Ist 68, gold
Chic, ft Mich. Lake Shore 88..
Des Moines Valley Isr Is
77
do
do Land Grant 1^8 41
„
VJ
Si
1-2.1
9j><
'
Wab'h, Isl Mori, ext'd
do
iBtM.StLdiv.
do
2dMoit
do
Equip. nds.,..
do
tons. Convert,
dannibal ft Naples 1st M .
Jreat Western, l"t M., 1881...
do
2d M. 1893...
til.
i.
lis
91
Bond»
1st
!Ki
.-
.lack,,N W.&s W, Istm gl7s
L. On'. Shore RR. !ft ni, gid 7s
114
SouthcH.jtern VM. Vs..
Ilock. V. If t 7a, 31 5 rs
do
do
]st78.10yr8.
<'"
'd7«,20yrB..
r,^.'^"^
Chlc„Danv,<S; Vincen sfs.ild
Cleve., Ml. V. !: Del. 7s, grid
Con nictlcut Viillcv 78, gold.
10%
Tol. ft
;inincT
Boonly, reR,.,.
do con
68,
68,
68,
68,
68,
5s.
Ss,
ao
do
Chi.
Col.
99«
US
'-irJ«
.
Bdf
Mort,,
Western,
V„I,dlv., I m gid
Tex, ('. iBt m.gold
ft
ft
m
!!2
111
111
,
Americ:in Central 8b
convertible
ft
do
do
do
War Loan
IndiauaSs
68,1878
68,1883
78,1878
do
L%ck.
•ill.,
10
tflrhlKau 68,1873
97>4
F.xl.n,
1st
112
HI. Grand Trink
;5'-'
Chic. Dub. ft Minn.. 8s,.
.6
I'eorln * Hsnnlbal R 8*«. r "
Chicago ft Iowa I!, S's...
""
93)4
Consol. bdf
do
2
I
I
pret
lut,
Ask
Ijlouston ft Gt. N. Isl m. gid tb
In ernat'l Rn.Tex,l6lmgld7s
Ind. ft 11 1. C 1ft in gold 7s,..
Ind., B. ft w, Ext , let
gl 7b
I
^lidland, ist mort.. 88...
4aii. A bl. Jy. Lund Gianla.,,
Illinois canal bonds, 1870..
do
6b coupon, 77
do
do
1879...,
do
do
do
do
Iowa
of 1876
do ««, 1886
Renlucky 6s
M
2ii
do
"O
do
do
do
Bs Mont ft Kuf'la K.
do
Es, Alab. & Chat. K.
do
Fs
oflS9i.,
Arkansas 6b, funded
do
78, L. R. ft Kt.S. |8«,
do
7«, Memphis ft I,, R.
do
78, L. R„P, U.ftN.O
do
78, Miss. O.ft R. Rlr.
do
78 Ark, Cent U..
Ohio 68, 1875
do 6s, 1881
do
iHou-,
ilxon, Pi'orlaft Hnn.,8B,|0't
0.0. ft Fox R. Valley 8s. «! ?
Oulncyft Warsaw, 8b .,, wK
l,l:|
do 2d M. Income,
N. Western S, Fund.,
!hlc. ft
Ch.,D,
9.-.
IC2
il'
I
102}<
.
I12W
large bonds
7s,
Connecticut
per
H
.
Illinois Central 7 p. ct,, 1875
lellev'ie ft S.Ills. K. Isl M. 8'!
iltonft T. H,, IstM
75
Mo, River Land M.
do
2d 8., do
do
Sd S.. do 8a.
do
41h S„do 88.
do
5lh S.. do 8»
do
«th 3., do as.
do Creston Kran"li
do Cliiirlion Branch
.
Onion Faclflc Ist M'gelJouds
do
Land Gfrant, 7b.
do
Income lOs...
Penitentiary
levee bonds
do
do
10:
6s,
Central I'acillc gold Bonds.
do
Slate Ai 1 bds
do new oonds
do new floating debt,
8s
88
88
9H
Lake Shore lllv. bonds
Lake Shore con, roup bonds,
do
Con, reg, bonds...
Pacinc R. 7b, guart'd by Mo...
Western PaclOc l>or da
St. .loftepb.
the
Rid.
BBOTTBlTIKa,
Hurl, ft M fin Neb.) 1st conv. 1(W
lake Shore ft M. 8. Income 78.
California ft Oregon 69, lold.
Loulv.ft Nashv, con.mort.78
87X
Calllornln Pnc. RK.7's. uld
95 v. 97JS Mil, ft North. Ist ni.-s
fp, 2d M., gid
do
Noilh Pac. Ist in.gold 7L-I0i
93
C uada Southern ist 7s. gold
I aris ft. Decatur 1st ni.7B
90
.,
f-entral P«c,7s, gold, conv...
Spring, ft lil.S.E. RR.inigl .8
9!'
Central of Iowa. Ist M, 7's gid.
do
2d M,7'6, gid
Sontlicrn Securltica.
„
Keokuk ft Ri, Paul, 8s... 1.,
98
CIT1H8.
Carthage * Ha:. 88.
..
98
Atlanta, Ga. ,7s
n
I
Cleve., P'vllleft Ash., oldbds,
do
do new bds,
Detroit, Monroe ft Tol bonds.
Unlfalo ft Eile, new bonds ...
Asylum bonds
78,
68,
toji
V2
91
10!
.
(jO0i8tana69
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
»2
8»H
ft
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
I'S
H
llbanyft Busqh'a, 1st b:>ndB..
do
do
2d
do .,
do
do
3d do ,.
VIIch,Cent.,lBt M. Ss, 188-2.,..
do
CODfOl. is. 1902....
Chic, Dor. ft tj. 8 p. c. let M..
MIch.So. Tperct.M Mort
Mich. S, ft N 1.8. K, 7 11. c...
iCieve. ft Tol, Sinking Fund
iCIeve. cSr Tol.,n"W bonds
do
do L»ndC,18i9. A&O
do
do Is
of 18*6.
MlMouri <•
Bur.
!00
97
UuH. N'. V. ft K. 1st M., 1877...
Uud. R, 78,'id M.S. F. 1885
55
OeorgtaM
do
BKOUBITlKf
Erie
((jjoted prevloUHly.)
YORK.
.
BBODBITIIt.
Bld.'Aikc
•aOUBITIBI.
i!-72
on a previous page and not repented here. Prices represent
N. Y Local Sec urities " are quoted in a separate list.
Voternment Bondt and
io
do
do
.
THE CHRONICLE.
862
V.
..
.
3ds 88
West Ala,, as guar
Wllminglon and Weidon7s,,
do
Chft Ruth. Istm, end
do
do
iBt AL. 8s
PAST nVE COUPONS.
Tcnnes-iee Slate Coupoue
92)i VL-glnla Coupons
do
do
deferred...
92H
Memphis City Coupons
110
iO USasSvflls CJty COBpoBs ,
j
80
1-7
75
65
45
SS
93
80
77
90
SO
ir'b
94
81
6-X
90
89
40
78
57
tw
23
9u
75
87
85
90
40
to
60
84
34
>S
82
97
92
45
S3
6(1
12
31
92
SO
(H
95
95
45
4o
70
37
37
SiO
i
»
)
.
December
«
THE
1372]
2?.
(^FTRONICLf:
Maryland has Issued bends to pay old matured debt.
New York appears as a borrower to the extent of a 6 per
cent, trold loan of $847,.500 for a deficiency in the Canal fund.
Proposals were t<> be opened today, December 27, in Albany.
As lo New York City there have been some additions to the
funded debt, but more of the temporary debt has l>een paid, so
that the total outstanding shows a material decrease from last
month. Today the Board of Appoitionment authorized the isaue
of assessment fund bonds, authorized by Chapter S79, laws of
18C;;, |2,.'300,0O0
Citv improvement stock, authorized by Chapter
290, laws of 1800, $3,000,000. Total, |.'i/)OJ,00,
The assesanient
funds are reimbus'«blo from collection of assessments, and the
whole $.'5,000,000 is lo bo expended in the purchase of land for
ill out tor.
LATEST INXEIiMGEWCE OF STATE, CITV AND
HAILROAO FINANCES.
Hailtuajj
<JI)c
INVESTinEKTS-TABLES OF STOCKS AND BO:«DS.
Our tables of State, City, Uailroad, Oanal and Miscellaneous
Securities are again brought forward to-day, with nuiueruus corrections and additions.
In rettarJ to State bonds, there have been BOine chances of
importance. In North Carolina a decision was rendi^red that Die
interest on the State binds issued to the N. C. Uailroacl must be
paid from the dividends received on the stock of that company
held by the State, and the interest is now beinjr paid accordingly.
In Virginia the Court has decided that the coupons must be
receivrd by collectors in payment of taxes, as that was a part of
tlie State's contract witli bondholders at the time of fundinif.
Ou
the other hand, a telegram of Dec. 26th states that the iateregt
will now be suspended on the debt, from l.ick of funds.
In Alabama it appears that >2.000,0!)0 of bond.s have been
authorized by one of their Legislatures, but a warning against
purchasini; tliemis published in some ot the
ns they are claimed to be illegal.
863
;
the Uiverside Park.
In railroad finances the principal events of the month have
been the recovery of about $9,000,000 by the Erie Kailwsy in
settlement of its suits aii^ainst Jav Gould some further deve'lopments as to the original issue of Union Pacific Railroad stock and
bonds to the Credit Mobilier stockholders; the declaration of a
dividend of 3| per cent, on both common and preferred stock of
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
the no'ice ot a new
issue of $6,000,000 stock by the Cliicago & Rock Island Railroad,
and some other transactions of less importance, which lutve been
duly noticed in uur railroad colamn.
;
:
Alabama uewspapera,
CANAL STOCK AND BOND
[Entered according to act of Conurex,
DESCKIPTION.
Cftf^npe»li-e
iKt
<fc
year
alt
Isi p.igc
liptai/yare
r-
of
tvrcn es
Itli.
s.'C
Tabl<'e.
C'ual
—stO(^k
8OO.(XI0
is.ooo.aio
1.500,000
3,500,000
3,500.000
"ioo
Bonds
Bonds
1867
1869
lioj^rtte ed Bond*
i.en lures. 6(erlinf)r
Dfln, <f M(r(/aM— stocK
Leliioh Coal tt A<T7?/f/rtWon— stoclc
1
oaii. ronvertible, (o(ii)on, gold
1S71
Do
50
0'
8,'i;2.800
1.1
1,0
molt, rugisteied, II R
Mort. loan, on eouipments &c.. gold
1,00!
Isf
till
Dec,
1.0(10
1,000
'72...
Monongafifla Nav. Co.—stock
l-*t mort?a2e
J/ojvt^ -Stock. conBolid«ted
Preierre ,tock
so
1,0
285.000
2!6.«6-.
l(W,lfi|
iS76
1,(100
4.157,15"
2,805 000
'"so
1.B45.04-1
50
2,608.977
1.751,213
4,016,670
171,354
306,500
mortgage (dueiSSJ,
2d mortgage
Common bonds
Improvt-m nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat «nd car loan
ext. to 1897)
l,Ol«l
1,000
1,000
1,
00
18M
J. ft J.
"ef.
1,000
8
25c.
25e.
6
.i.002,746
l,'(X),00O
J.i'.T.
,!.& J.
& A.
M.&S.
J.& J.
J. & .1.
V.
rhiladelphia, oftlce.
A J.
Flilla.
.3'«..'<16
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.&
J.&
2.907.850
3,000,000
I»7'-«'
.Inly, 1872
Ju y, IR72
Mar.ih 1R72
Jan., 1882
Jan., 1876
May, 1870
F.&.A.
J.
1,311,000
mortgage
1877
oriSVi.
(V. 12, p.4«5, 689.)
Pitttbnrg, offlce.
ereipts. mi. $75,120: expense!
.Inly, 1872 Gross
X. Y.. N. B'K ofCom'ce. Jnlyl,lsS7 aid taic'. »'.S.77i; dlvds. In 71.9p€rct.
Leh. Val. liB. Co.,Phlla Ang, l^n Lcasfd. A pr 1, >7'!, to l,ehl>fh Valley HR.
do
do
for 9^19 yrs. The IcfiStes ahsntnirg bds
Aug, 1572
f'o
per annum en
do
April, 1876
ft scrip & naylng 10 p. c
do
do
pref sto'-k, and 4 on consol. stock, (v.
April, IS 6
d-»
do
Oct., 1899
il,p.7U.)
do
Feb., 1667
do
Wyoming & Wiconisco mfreed In'o, and
Philadelphia offlce.
Jniv'i9IO
West Branch ft Snsq. owned by P., C.C.
M.& V.
M.&N.
M.&N.
tS3,.'<S0
'.0
—
iBt
|J, p. 732.
,
80'l,000
1863
Suxqnehamt'i tk Tide TTar^r— Stocii
Maryland loan. 2d mortgage
Snsqh.t'asal, conunon bonds. 3d mort...
do
(iref. en.i T. w. priority b.ls.
Union stock
CUkOXlCLE, V.
'72
'
7
7
7H,C00
Preferred stock
Ist
do
do
5
6
2
5
var.
var.
50
81, 1872,
;
do
do
do
do
do
do
I'-
1S6B
1869
i
Aug.
S»e Cam. ft .\mboy RR. (v. 14. p.sa,595.)
M»T,1867 Gloss rri«eipts last year, $1.509199; ex.
1894
fiensef. Interest aiicltaxes, «1 ,286,81 4 net
1881
ncome, $2:2.38.',. See annual iepo,t tn
1S97
Cnno.ilCLE. V. 14. ". 659.
Cent. RR.
1891
of y.J. assumes $2,310,000 01 gold loan
Philadeliihia, olDce.
6
Boat loan
West Br. & S isqn., iBt and 'H\ mort
fk-hufilkiU .Vr/r.— stock, common
ms
i«
185S
Vrt'lerred slock scrip dividend....
iV;n;*V/»rt«/a— S oi'k
i»t M. eiinr. by Peun. un.. s.f. S>,OOO0O0.
ISJ!
London.
July,
N.T., Offlce X.J.Cen.RR Oct. IC.
6g.
1,175,(><1
5i» .000
',000
.
I
receipts in quar er ending
tUi.tSf.
1890
188S
do
do
7
I.0»,000
i;ooii
i
WO
f.
7f.
iBt mortga-jc
2 mortgage
i
Brown &
& Xar. Co., at Int,
do
do
July I,1S78! on bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on stock.
N. Y., oflicc. 71 Bway. Aug.. 1872 Xct receipts in I61I. »2.10«.l 4. Ca-h div. In
N. y., Bk ot Comnicice.
6 yrs, 116 p. ''t. i.4;HSes A b. ft Snsq-i-nd
18T7
do
do
1881
Kens, ft S. Kallr-ads. Annual repoit Id
9-«.oai
:(Ki
.
Dec. 17, Tl Del. City toClipsap.CllT.Mi). XetearaIngs from opTstlous. 187' I29S,(*»,
July, 1836
Annual report In (^a* o» icls. t. li, p. 761
Sons.
1870
thoas etrectiipuin 1871, $283,54, net
Batto..A. itrownd^ Sons.
rtiiladelpbia, ofilce
Ang., I87S, Leas d >o Lehlcb Coal
4
5Ji66,'7:
2.000,000
5,000.000
1.196,-79
1,003,800
108,000
REMARKS.
iJue.
do
London.
6
3,'<«l,000
1st mortga.'e rcKlstered
ftocic
BalU>., A
4.999.400
I8T,!
when
A'(«f«",
last DIvi'd.
Whom.
do
6
5
7
50
Principal,
Philadelphia, olBce.
5
1,000
100
1,0 !0
1,000
:,too
Woablncton, D. C.)
JJoitU*, i
DIVIDENDS.
by
3
6
'«
4,8:5,000
1.69 ',600
16.33.350
Divman— stock
Olt
'''3'»'"«-
8,(«)0,000
Ipt morttiHi^c'
Ijfla ware (fc //>< (t*on— stoclc
LTST
Co.. in the office of the Librarian of Conitrena,
Whee Payable and
1,880,800
1.^07,H72
Loan, Rtnliin^ I'uud
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Ronds Jiavinjf next i>reference
Loan coverttble into
Dana &
1NTEHE8T
8,22934
SO
var.
23
.^lorj-lanO
KeK'stcriul
B.
(fen..*
morlijHKe (onglnally t2,(»>.i.00O)
<f Oft(o— stock
R('>fistcred
by Wm.
Outstanding.
an
ClKfapeale
Delaicnre
'.813
Amount
Miles
of
For cxphinatlon of
foot uute,. on
In Ihu
&
M.&N.
1, 1870. to Pi II. ft Beadfor 999 yea- s at annual rent of $695 000
Includinif rertain r-al and personal pro
p rty conveyed (o P. ft li. (r.H, p.
1«88
1889
ft Rea 'Irg RR. for interest
on bonds and half of net e rnlngs; in
1970-71 deflt It after expenses ai.d Inti-nst was *9.',6.'i7. (H.p. ',7.)
Gross r.c Ipis, 1870, $58,'90; operail»r »iMay 1,1883 pt^usts, same. Nominal cusi,$.5,g(n,tiu6.
Leased to P.
Baltlmoie.
do
do
J.
J.
May,
May,
Lsased from June
do
.T»n.','l8»
J n. I, 'K*
Jan.,:S91
do
Fhiladelplila, offlce.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BOND LIST
rEntorid according to act of Congress.
DESCRIPTION.
In the
yair
1372,
by Wa. B. Dana
of
par
Ont-
ft
Rate
When
1
For expl tnaMon of all reffrences. pcc londs. valuet at'ndlng. pert Payable.
teal
foot notes on 1st a^e of KR Tables.
Co'iHoUdatlon Coal '/3frf.— stock
do
25
Where Payable and
by Whom.
do
:idiuortKaKe
Iron Co— Stock
D'inlelthdtDHb'nqne Brldae—XuH^.t...
Jll/>. dt St. lAiutti Urtflge— bonds
10.000 000
18.000.000
14100,000
2
Q.-M.
3
J.
ft
J.
Ss.
M.ft
S.
100
4,1100.000
4,001 ',000
M.&N.
16;^
Guar, by Ch.ft
9S.0a0eh9.
'ioo
1,000
1.000
lO,25(),0bo
1852
'.8<i9
A
8(17,000
i',66o
100
1868
513,000
1,(XJ0
491,(00
S10,000
480,0(0
ioo
100
100
100
Prererre'l stock
-d)
Pacific Mall Steamship Co.— stock....
Pennsf/lDanfa Coa/~stock
tst
f
7
6
6
6
5
S
1(10
so
mortgage bonds
"';o
QuictsUrer Mining Co.—Com. stock.
P^'ptprred stock
Ist mongige. gold
id mort ffaire. cold
Torino ^f|>'tntnin ^oni.— stock
SpriKx mil Con;.— stock
United Stales
lOfl
100
WellM,
i8»
H.
ft St.
Jo.,
ft
Cen. Br. V. P.
ft
ft
J.
J.
N.y
.
Co's' offlce.
n B'y.
do
do
New York.
do
K.& A.
do
A.ftO.
M.JtX. S. Y. by III. Cent. R.R.
A.&O. N. v., Kk of Commerce.
J.ft D. M.,Y., Gllmao,SonftCo
ft .1.
ft J.
do
do
Jan!'2(i.l8;3
A
.Tan..l88^
teport In
sufficient portion of n-w consol. morlgare ts
to retire old bonds. 8«e Cumoxicic, v. li,
p. 6is.
i.elil
Jan. 1.1897
1819
Feb., 1879
Oct.
1,
187V
KOT., 1898
Cdbokioli,
t. 15, p. 355
See Chbonicli. v.
"»
Anmal
Jan! '9,1889
;
t. 19, p. 9$t,
13, p. 324
Dec :i 1870
Propcrtv, »7JSOO.oro debt, $272.0 0. (t. U, p. 5
See ClIBONloi.*, v. 14. p. 730; T. 15, p. 391.
Dividends In 1811. 20 per cent. (t. 14. p. G3.)
:
"s"
5
7
Q-F.
FTftA.
K. Y.. ii'lBroadway.
do
do
Sept",' 1869
Aug., 1872
Aug. 1, liSl
Is
a branch
tit
Penn. R.B.
(v. 14.
8.)
pp. 2;c. 'es.
5,700,(W
4,30 ,(«»
l.(IOn,(>l«l
1,230,000
10
100
100
lOU
Ernreit—mocM
Fargo A Co. Sxpresa-^lack..
Wetter n Uiiton Telegraph—«tocti
;«t mortiaire
Real estate bonds, gold
yfi'.lMbarre Coal
,
4,100,000
5.000,000
20,000.000
4.000,000
5i;,'0l
i& 0.000
500,000
"56
J.
J.
J.
J.
oiaice.
lo.otxi.boo
5,'fll.,0n0
W.,
12, 1812
CmiovTCLS. Vol. 14. p ';9«.
Crroniclk, V. 15, p. 19.
Boston,
ioi-
"4'
1864
1812
S."
Dec.'." 1867
Nov.
783.0110
Brfdae-honAa
Mariposa Land (fc Mining Co.— stock.
Central Coal
N. T.. Bank of N. T.
Sept. 2, 1873
do
do
Jan. 2,1878
New York, offlce.
Mar., 18W
[f. r..Cent.RK. of N.J.
"?X
losr
Loutxville
JV'«w
Stot\V>,
731,230
"io
REMARKS.
Wh»n Due,
Last Div.'d.
1,»)(),(1(10
'ino
....
Ist mort. (convertmlp)
lat M., coimol.. couv. (lor $l,i.>n,000)
Cumberland CO il and I.— 1st mort..
Cnrnberland Coal
100
.100
C.;;
BondnA
Principal,
i
Adams Expresn Co.— stock
Anier. ^ferchantJt^ Union Ex.—Biock,
Amartcan cofi^— stock
Aiae-Hcan Dock dc frnprovement Co..
Atr.hison nrtdgfi.A t mort.. guar
Allrintic Mall Sfeanvihip Cj—stock...
Boston Writer Power
Canton Improvement Co., Bait
Union B. I!, bonfla Kuaran'Ped
Cart/ Improvement Co.— stock
Central of y. J. Lftnd Co
Washington, D.
Co., In (he offlce of the Librarian of Congress,
INTEREST.
Date Size or Amount
J9/»O.000
i',660
4.000.000
1.500.000
ig.
J.ft'
b.
I.ft.l.
J.
ft
»,400,0()0
Q^F.
.iTftJ.
J.ft J.
M.* N.
M.«N.
M.*N.
isVi
do
t;',*l
Jan
J.
1.(100.000
6,9«),000
5,000.000
N.T.,E.keiiy*Co.
Xew York offlce.
New Vorr.ollic©.
New A'orl:, offlce.
9J, 1872
sov."r,'i«w
Jan, >, 187$
Jah.,lS7U AniinsI
N. y.. Bank of N. Y.
N. I. UnlimTrnstCo.
May,
PhUattBlpUla.
»oy.,
1875
19-2
1865
ri port in Cbb jxin.i. v. 15, p. 4(2.
Net re
ceipt», »i,^«),3K. \f. 15, p. n, 1». «.», iU,)
:
.
,.
;
.
1
1
[December
THE CHRONICLE.
864
29, 1872.
STATE SECURITIES.
[Entered accordlug to act of Congrcs,
•b.rrib.r. will conftr a
1« the
year
Bite or Amount
Outpar
of
BonOa. Value* Bt'nding.
Date
DESCRIPTION.
I
For explanations see foot-nolea.
Atnbama:
Bute Oouda, due
.
,
In \STi i. extcndeil
do
do
do
.•:••
Sterling honrtu of 1880, extended....
bterliuK IjondB, extended
do
do
do
do
New bonds
do
New loan of
lo Ala. & Chattanooga BK....
L,0Hn to New Orleans & i?clnta RR..
Loin
l.MIO
l.ft)0.0
Ll.llO.Ottl
300,000
I.
t-g
lOO&c
do
do
do
non-taxable,
.&
706,700
912,0l!0
18111
100
100&C
isj;
1,000
is«8
l',(WI
ISfiS-G'J
1,000
yr.,
do
do
do
'1
j
rust Co.
do
is99
IVOO
1900
1900
April, 1900
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ilo
ilo
1,174,000
1,U(«
935 500
1,741,100
Sacramento. Treasury,
do
do
d>
do
do
do
do
do
J.
do
do
do
do
605,0)0
250,000
i,i;oo
d.^
>
"JO
1-99
1900
TriBt Co.
O. N. v., Union
do
do
do
do
1,983,000
125.000
3 19,5U1
lOO&C
1864
1365
'itiyear
Loaii to Jaciuion,
&
Western
do
do
.Mob. liR
18T1
1870
UE. bonds..
1812
&
I*.
Atlantic
do
do
do
do
Gulf RR. bonds
Ma eh 13, 1866
Bonds, act Sept., '10, gold
Bonds, net Oct., 'TO. KOld
Currency bonds of 1810
Rallroaff endorsem'ls (to July,
& Albany RR
Brunswick
262,0
30,000
191,000
210,000
i,«!U,OJ>
500
100,000
176,5(B
866.000
1,000
Var's.
..
Atlantic *
Bonds, act of
250&C
do
500
1866
1870
1870
1S70
1871) 1S7J-71
1870
8(10,000
510&C
«
6
6
&J.
.
3,000,000
6
6
Bonds,
1S61 to 1869. funding. &c
for various State purposes..
&
.
0.
do
July, 1881
Jan., 1883
'.do
.Ian.. 1384
do
do
Oct.. 1.S94
Oct., 1885
New
6
7
sg.f.
.
J.&
Vork.
S.Y.,Duman,
J.
S.
do
no
J.* J. N Y'„4th Nat'l Bank
& N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
F. & A.
do
do
do
7
M.
6
6
Various.
,lan.,1872
May 1874
&
'3
~n,
'4
S.Y. Loud. 01 Frank.
7»-'S0-'l-'6
July, 1S86
Oct., 18J0
&D.
N. Y.,4th Nat'l Bank.
Bonds in aid of various railroads..
Levee b 'Uds....
do
do
Bonds funding coupons
Bonds for redeiuptiun eertlfs, &c.
Binds to Boeuf& Crocodile Nav.C'
do for relief of P. .1. Kennedy.
do Issued to StHte P nit ntiary.
do to fund noating debt of State
do to .Mi8s.& Me.v. G'lf Canal..
do iss.t) X. La. &Texa8 RR. Co
do i-chool held by Stat Treas
f'l
to V.O..Mob. &Cl>at. Ita.
ao to N.O., Mob. & Texas RR
.
.
Civ
i
Wnr
&J.
N.Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
Am.
N.
Gi1man,Son& Co
do
«-J.
do
A. i.O.
1,880,000
7
J.
9n,SM
6
6
J.
do
Bounty do
do
uo
^lunlcip
il.
Mtnitiiml:
Bait. &,
'2
^
War D.;bt assumed g t
I
dilo RR.. sterling
Olilo Canal st'g.
Itiiilroa s iind canals
t
Kaslurn Shore
A:
RR
&
Susn,
M. &S.
&J.
M.&N.
J.
do
.Inlv
7
6
VarlooB. N. Y., B'k of America,
66,000
231,000
1,652,316
5
6
6
Various.
80,000
750.000
1,830,000
1.000.000
9,960,000
2,960.000
5
6
6
M. &S. N'.0.,Cltlz'n9'Bk.
J. & J.
do
do
Various.
do
do
do
do
do
istl'i
1.S70
1869
1869
1857
1870
1,000
.500
1,000
I.eOO
1,000
500
;00&e
965,3110
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
t.ooo
1,000
l.nOO
2 0,00
SlJ,00C)
131,000
500.0a)
2.950,000
480,000
546,000
665.000
750,000
1000
8
6
8
6
6
8
8
6
7.30
8
do
do
M. AS.
!9S,00ll
1863
1863
5t'0&c
.525,0011
6
M.
47S.O0O
6
F.
ISM
500&C
2,832..50O
100
&c
3,084,400
6
6
2,500.100
1,000
2,273,3.33
2.9-8,111
1,'237,051
31,06"
269,000
S08,02<
65,207
3,637,745
100.000
75,000
S3J,000
1871
"
&c.
1852
i'.666
I8J1&M
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1853£5t
185)
18.57
'61-'62
'61-'62
•61-'6!
100.000
IIO.OOK
165,000
»I,IXW
of
Lii
.J.&.l.
N'.Y'.,
A.&O.
Bank of Amer
ca.
Augusta and Boston.
Boston, tiuOblk Bank,
do
do
do
Various.
& S.
& A.
do
do
do
Augusta and Bostou.
&0.
J.& J.
A,
do
.5
.'.!;;:;:
I.W)
500&e
1861
1861
1S69
tlOO&c,
'6I-'ia
'>0'.*c
1-68
ilOO&c
storllntf
•69- "71
1860
1857
'68- '69
1.S70
1873
'
1863
1965
1S.59
i.'oo
iSOOic
SlOO&c.
S.tKIO
1.000
888 00
200,000
4,3711,50)
4,000.744
999,941
554 180
966,500
2,952.100
3
15.!,r!1;^
w
5'
V
w
5?
5l'
5p
5f
5r
I'oston Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
London, Bar ng Bros.
do.
do
Boston. Treasury.
London, Baring Uros.
do
do
Boston, Treasury.
do
du
London, Baring Bros
Boston, Treasury.
do
do
do
5f'
.VI.
&N.
& .1.
do
I.
A.
*
O.
do
do
J-d;.I.
sg.
A.&O.
61'
J.&
l.OOO
JE500
230,000
2.150,000
l.OOi)
fif
M.&N.
& O.
do
J.& J.
J.*U.
M.&N.
J. A J.
A.
200,000
3,5ll9,ft.'4
1000
5g.
!v.
•100.000
Jf2
1.000
1.000
W
6g.
.
sterling
"'
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich & Worcester RR. Loan!::
Boston, Harlf & Kile RR. sterling
Harbor Lun<l Improvement
Sterling loan (for iJlJ^OO)..
"5g.
5ff.
600,000
1,000
'.863
home...
8te Marie can»l Bonds. ...
Various
Jan.,
(v. 14. p. 19.34. 219.
V. 15, p. 155, 187, 2l8,'.'5C.)C
V.. $275,000.
;
railroad propel
Is $113,915,561
real -Hate, $23'.289.«5. or aliout
theaetnsl value. The 111. Cent. HK.
tax amounts to aboul $300,000. The bonds ol 1' ,1
were Issued for relief of Clilcago. (v. 13, p, 559.)
personal iiroperty
ty,
P- 80
.I«n.,1880
,Ian.,1880
after 1861
;
$« 516.1142:
onc-flllh of
1!W.°.'P4
1876- '99
Is
$I'20.C00,00('.
and personal property in
Bonds of counties, towns,
1872
anil
cities are registered, and interest collieted
theStste. (v. 14. p. 457.)
by
1572
Sept.. 1873
is $.'..'iO..O
R«fourres of sii.king fund. $2,456 491. Total valuarate,
tion of properly In 1371, $1-26,322,707.
Tax
43 tents
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
5p
Quarter. Jnltlmore State Agent
A.&O.
5
do
do
CJu.rter.
3
do
do
J &).
6
do
do
Quarter.
6
do
do
A.&O.
do
6
do
6
J.& J.
Ilo
do
6
do
do
do
6
no
do
do
6
J.& J.
do
CO
5g.
•2,4-fl,Oi<l
5(0>tc
50()&c
'S8-'6I
ttencwal Loan Ponds
5&6
50,00(1
•220.000
.500
'63. '64
.
Two Million Ln»n
War Bomity Bonds
&
489. 621, 627, 791
2". "72
.Inly. 1893
72 fo 1906
1886
1907
1,
Vlarcb 1,1875
1886
$100.
limits the total debt
Direct d lit. Jan. 1. 1372. w»«
to $'25.0(«I.0(X1.
$20.188.sn(i;cnniiiigeiil debi.$6..n79,6a3: temporary
II was
$3.476,'2f8; t"tal outstundl- g, $»,244,751.
A constitmloiiftl amendment
March
Mav
on
&
'38
Sept.,
tn(>6
.lan.l, 1890
.Ian. 1, 1890
March
May.
1.'909
1910
lf99
1909
bonds authoriz d
however, that
decided,
previous to the amendment m'ght be issned.
whlcii incliulps $120,000 I'l Miss. & Mex. Gnlf
Canal; $594,000 to N. La. & Texas RR.; $'2,075,000
bonds guar, for N.O.. .VIoh. & Texas RR.; $2,2.50.«10
bonds to be issued to snine company $1,0*25.000
(or more) to N.O.. Baton R. & Vleksburg RR.;
$100,0001'! Slirnyeport Hospital; $100,000 subs, to
Miss. Val. Nay. Co. Total real and personal property in 1871 a-sessed at $2'0.59i.4!7. Rate of
mills in 1872 larger.
State taxation, in 1371.
:
HX
;
.Inlv 1,1910
April, 1911
The war debt sinking fund Jan.,
1872.
the municipal debt slnk'g fund was
1873-78
Var., 1S83
Aug.. 18.30
June, 1339
Oct., 1893
IS'O
1890
1880
18
1390
1890
&
18 5
1890
1890
1875 & 1893
1813
1885
was »«n,265
$137,(380; $840.-
in 1871. After the ir.s. Supremo Court decision, interes' was paid in gold
reversed. Valuation in
illl the decision was
1372, $224,509,951, tax rate. 5i mills.
The a-sc'sed vainatl.-n of prorerty in 1.371 was
$I16,710,'2S3, on which the rale of taxation was I9W
000 of debt
matured
cents per $100; inconm from dividends on railroad, eanal and other stocks owned by the State
was $3»t,r23. The State has largely assisted
cana's and railroads, and holds $4,694,51;) of st'Cks
and bonds of folveut conipunies. besides $1,858.7i7 in tlie sinking fnnd. leaving on y $3.83o,4')7 of
ihc Slate also holds
debt, without any offsel
$20,557,166 in ui'productive seeurltips. Sterling
loan of 1365 was redeemed after - eptembcr, 1872.
Currency debt due after 1870 redeemed.
;
.'Vprll, 1862-8?
1S6",
Loan, sterling....
i oreenf RR, Loan, sterling!
do
do
do
do
do
do
Frankfort, Kv.
do
do
.J.&D.
1868
100
artersville
The debt has been rapidly reduced. Valualion o
.Ian.. 1873
1884-'99
do
do
do
.VI. & N. S. Y.. B'k of America,
M, &S.
do
do
do
J. &.l. !J. O., Cltlz'n Bk. of La.
M. & S.
do
do
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
M. & S. N. Y., B'k of America,
M. & N.
do
do
do
M. &S. V.O., Cltlz'n^' Bk ol La
A. &0. V.Y.. Bank ot America.
Various. S.O, Cltlz'ns'Bk of La,
530&C
137-.i
1
nts. viz: Bnins'P Ick & Aib.. $.3..%ti,000.
Bainhr..(:.i C..«60O.0Oi. Cherokee Val.. *30i)i 00,
dorsem
The nominal deb' of Kentucky
li71
8
8
Y'.,
&J.
J.
1.000
1,0*1
1.889
do
Back Hay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
do
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
„do
do sterling.
.
6
6
Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
348,000
1368
186T
State House ?;nlargcment Loan
Lnnatie Hospital. Ac.. Loan.
Lnnatic Hospital (West. .Mass)
do
do
6
do
do
do
do
do
633,00(1
'.28,172
Md. Hopltal loan, 10 1.5 years.
New loan lo redeem sterling ol
","
W,;75
•*.
1'67
1870
1866
1866
is;o
1870
1869
Assessed ^a'nc of property In 137!. $234,492,468
against $'2'25,1 19.592 in 1K70. Rate ol tax. 4 niiils
L irisla'ure.in Sept., 'T2. declared void iVesemianniuil i old bonds of 1870. and »1»),0C0 of the
qnarlerlv lion's held bv H. (l»w<& C •.: lb.- currency Olds, $2.000.1 00;aud the loUowinir Rli. ei-
Tlie VHluaflon of real
lai&o
UXISC
i839
RR
MatmchuHetta-iit.Ma Alnisiiouse L"n
War
6
do
do
6
7
1S33
1853
:
rate of tftx.ation,2 mills.
29-2.
8f!9,000
'61-'69
I8.»
1837
'
Trov
•61 -'69
v.*rrn
.\unapollsA; Klkrldge RR
l>cfen-e Bounty Ijoan
Sonthcrn Relief bonds ....
unib Asyhm Loan..
J>eaf and
do
25O,lX)0
1S38
& Ohio canal..
Sus(ini>hiinnn RR
Chesapeake
Bait.
818,000
45,000
102.000
416.800
18.18
Chesapeake «
B.tltiniorn
1,000
1,000
1,000
lOt'&C
Debt has been reduced since 1366 from »10.0(X>.orO
to present tlsnres, bv sinking fund pnrehases.
The 1861 bonds are nav'able at nlcasn-e since JuU .
1371. and those of 1864 »fter 0<'t.. 1«74. .V'sosfCd
value of real and personal jiroperty. $339,782,738
I
7.545,!)00
'51-'61
loan bonds
Is being ranldlv reduced br a tlnklng
Sec notice of r'edcinpllon of Vonds in
v. 15, p 59.
Dec, 1890
do
do
&.l.
.1.
7g
;
2,000,001
1813
1864
Ch* Hv Hospital bonds
Bonds for relief of State Treas
m
Co.
1664-69
to contractors, &c
.lohn Tlltord,act !Sl3
Military purposes
held by Board of Ed
of l.«»"0 bonds are issued to rallri>adp
at »10,(I00 per
le to l«nd grant londssnd »15,C0n
per mile lo others, but limited lo 3.50 miles In all.
Assessed vali'ation of nil (axalde p'opcty ahou'
tl-2O,00O.0O0 : rate of laxation,i;j mil's. Unfunded
debt is mostly held bv V. S. Tfie "l.cvec" bon .«
are In default for Intvrest. (CuBoMti-B, vol.
15, p. 50, 181,187,)
IntereM overdue January 1, 1^72. $157,606. Old
Territorial bonds are not recognized. Real and
fersonal nroneriy assessed in 1371 at $.')4,6l3,7^S.
,oantoJ..P. & M. R.R.. is seored bv mortgage on road. Ot'ierloanslora'lroadshavc been
anthoiized to amount of $7,748,000 but not issued.
1898-9!)
&
'41*
Military loan
Bonds
do
15. p. f02: also, v. 14. p. 213,
v. 15, p. 14.
Chboxiclb,
do
Co
do
do
do
8
l.'SO.OO
1817
Refunded stock bonds
X rmal University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
War bonds
Revenue deficit bunds (to Cblcngo).
Kan^an
Bonds
;
1883
1884
1883
Hartford, Treasury.
do
do
!
S.HO.OOO
1,000
1,000
_
bonds. Inscribed stock
f;5l
innd.
IttliwU
:
I 'ittircst
593,
1S8I)
2 0,000
I'.OOO
IMS
..
8.55,
1877
:
Old bonds held by II. S. Govt
Due School and Internal Imp f nud
Convention bonds
istatn bonds (sold or hypothecated.
do
317,
The debt
1861
1863
10-30 year....
I'n.
is8'2
&
.
600,0
1,050,000
liOUiC
£
I
-tlyear
See Chrokjcle, v.
1892
1,
Under a law
:
do
Jan.
:
!
l,2(XI.0OO
1870
War bunds, 10-20 year
1SH6
1886
1836
1886
1888
iskcsjcd value real estate in 1871, »117,114.8>2: Rale
of ttHXat'n re^iuced In '71 Irom 7M to 5 mills. Tlie
»1.00O.00O lo n of 1872 was for current liabilities.
&e. Tlie Alab. & Chat. RR., was tioughl by the
State. April. ISTJ and re>oli in Sept the State's
giiarsnteed interest on the Company's bonds was
not paid July !. I8'2. Th.i total debt f'epl. so.
13 2 was stated by Go<-. I. in'' say 'o be $9,:4.i,(,0O
of direct debt and »!6,'I0I(XI of endorieinonl*.
Duncan, S & Co.;
do
do
do
do
N. v.,
do
J. &.I.
J.& J.
iOO.OOO
1,200,000
900,001
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500&C
SOO&c
Soldiers* relief bonds
bou ty bonds
do
Stnte rapitol bonds
June, 1890
3,10,' (10
1869
i3;o
1810
1S70
1870
1857
1860
do
May, 1892
Mav, 1^86
May, 1886
Y.,
& J.
J.
RISMARKS.J
due.
l,6?.',00O
iii'bt
GonnecUvut
8
8
2.185,000
18S8-89
187J
CftUiorniu :
Civil bonds, sinking fund, gold....
Prlncljial,
when
N. N. T., Duncan, S. * Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London. 1'n on Bk.
6g. .lune 1
do ;
5K. J.& J.
do
do
6g.
do
do
N.Y., Duncan, B.& Co.
do
fdo
do
do
do
8
do
do
do
do
8
J,8.'»,(I00
IIO&C
isn
Washington, V. C]
Whom.
do
do
2,f00,(XI0
1,000
To Mcni»bl«& Little Hock Rl!
To LltlleHoclt& Fort Smith KU...
To L. 14., Pine Bluff & N. O. Rli...
To Miss., Onachlttt & Red River ItR
To Arlian^itB Central RR
FloiHtla
lOJ&c
V.O&e
by
820 000
Funiling bonds of 1869
Levee bonds (or warraulsj
Ola nnfunded debt
Ten vwir bonds for deBclenclea....
Floatliis
473,800
688.000
iu,axi
S2,«I0
(M8.00O
871,200
499.000
INTEREST.
Where Payable and
&
5
9
1870
1S70
Kallroad bond lndor»cineni»
Loan oMont. A Kofala Kit
Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congre...
Dxs^ &
B.
When
M.
5
'TO- 71
ItTi
Wm.
per Payablet
CVnt.
$168,000
lUU&c
1866
1S«C
1807
1866
1868
\r,i
Rale
1,911,000
lOOftc
IIIO&C
1»72
1%6
ISM
imo
extended
ISTi, t>y
favor by giving n. Immediate notice of any errorj dtoeovered In our Table..
icre.t
5p
n*-
5g.
150,000
6
1,46,5,000
46.3,000
81,0;
6
J.
do
do
do
J.&
London, Baring Bros.
M,«N.
6
NY., Mercantile N Bk
J.
do
,T.& J.
'
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nov.! 1872
Oct.,'7S-'74
Oct., '13-'74
July, 1374
June,
May,
1877
1S80
Ju!y,'73-'76
July,'77-'78
July, 1883
July, 1894
May, 1894
May. 1891
July, 1881
Oct.,'8S-'90
April. '91-'93
April, 188'
Jnlv, '8 -91
April, 1890
July, 1877
J.&
J., -,900
debt .it
a law of 1?62 all interest on 111
^la^sa( hnsetts is paidin coin, fxeepling onllie
tenipornrv loans. In 1871 1 he debt was increased
The finking Innds iiumb<'r
nbont $2',602,50O,
sixteen, and the securities iield cost $13,f28.;)64.
market value at close of last flsnMl
their
vear being more ilian the original erst. Th
loan to Boston. Hartford &ErieR.R. is terured
bv deposit of $1,000,000 "Berriell" iiiort. bonds.
The assessor's asgregate of real aud personal
property in the Stale is $l,591,9''S,00O, the actni.I
value ielng$.>,S07,004.4 7. 'Vaxation in 1871 "'as
$21. 8S2.943 of which $6.63l,0t« wa« for State purposes, and *!4,7S9,715 for marielpal. Revenue
Is also derived Irom a tax on raviugs bank
deposits, on eorpor"tions, on natir^nal bank
stocks, and from several o'hef sources, The
credit of Massacbnseits in the Loudon market
is deservedly very high. War loan, registered,
currency 6'8, were paid after July 1S7'2.
By
Jan., 1873
July, 1891
July. 1878
1873, '78
May,
&
'85
1890
Jttiy,:
'i!y,lS79
The debt has been
largely diminished in 4 las'
years. Assessed V'llnation of real and personal
propc-tv, 18"l-8. $630.0(X),000. and rate <'f taxation
2>4 mills. Surplus revenue Is applied to purchais
ol t^giids as fast as it accufnulates.
A.liO.,JbtirU*Oot.|M.*N.,Mar *Kov.|3.* S.tJaii* * Der.
.
December
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE
23, 1872.]
865
STATE SECURITIES.
Subserlbera will eonfer u itreat faror
DESCRIPTION.
Out-
o(
do
do
Sioux
Loan
BouduCnoC recognized^
100,000
1,1100
10U,UW
1809
1862
1838
1,0(U
1,IW
50,000
100,000
1,000
2,»S,0UU
'6&-6
18U8
18^2
'51-8
'57-9
'59-81
State bonds
CouBoUduted bonda
1,000
'52-9
W.
UU
HU
lir. J'aclflc
8 W.
'
.
r.
Paolttc Bit. (guar.)
tlannlbalft 8t. Josdph
HR
Xecada:
State bonds
do
to lUad floating debt..
y. Bampahire:
War loan coupon bonds
do
do
do
do
Munl'lpal war loan
^ew
l.(XK)
M.4S.
J.4U.
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
J.
1.456,(100
1.000
1,000
7
1
1,589,010
3,000,000
2,961.000
392,000
604.001
2,379,000
5,219.0«
4 J.
do
do
do
o
15
10
600.000
600,000
6
6
N«),VC
lOOdec
4tS,0IX>
3,205,000
6
6
lOO&c
100*0
1,199,900
1,002.900
593,400
6
6
6
J.
1,372.000
20,675,000
7
J.
taxable
I'JOUC
S.
4 S.
J. 4 J.
M. 4 8.
A. 4 0.
J.4J.
4
J.
do
do
CompiroUsr's bds 0>y Rev. Btat
900,000
800,000
1,537,887 5
1,106,420
5,150,200
2.099,000
23
3b
us
K«
»)
7
5
5
6
."Wl.^llO
1827-S
:S43
1818
1818
I
.tttx.
Bkof Com
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Trenton 4
do
do
do
du
uR. and Uuprorement bonds,
old.
4
I
66,473 5
6
5
6
6
6
6
473,000
830.000
8l7,tXlJ
l,ti5',900
rOO*c
500£c
.
do
do
do
do new (not special tax)
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,000
1.000
Funding bonds, since war
do
do
do
RegUt'd certificates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. lil, '68.
1866
1868
1867
1863
Special tax bouds
Ohio:
Registered loan, payable after 1870.
do
do
do
1850
do
do I'jiS
June.lSSl.
do
do
do lfti«.
Ore(7on— Relief bonds
liuuutv bonds
Willamette Canal and Lock
13:.0
1860
1836
6g.
6k.
4
6
4
3r,'.<.
188')-ll-»J
18T4-1W9
1876
187»
1B13-183T
p.
I'.OOO
lOO&c
lOO&C
lOO&c
loit&c
A.&O.
J. 4 J.
A. 40.
1,739,000
2,417,400
1,T21,100
1881
»2,'l.«iJ(.
Municipal loan of \STi was Issued to clues
anH towns, the proceeds to bs ussd lit reducloic
tnclr several war debts.
Sept.. '84-9
Oct., '7.S-1
Jan., tt-\va
Of
J. City,
du
do
000
'he first two classes of l»onds*.henrlnctpsl 1? psy*
able. »10li.(«)O|icr ve»r. Slnklnv fund, .iuv , K.l,
war 111,183,112. Valuation of all property In 1971
•9;-02;
t58l,4lll.r4<i.
t^tatc lax. 3 n Ills.
There Is also 168,000 ontlngcut debt to L. I. RB.,
April, 1877
97,361 per annum for Indian nnnnltles. BInKinK
Iiiiids at ch »c of fiscal ye-ir, Sept. S",'*7I, were
April. 1877
|l,805,.44 general tund
5.1.59 79s for bounty debt
A- will
Jan., "73-84
Jan.,
Jan.,
-eft-ge
*
Soulh Carolina:
state stock
Ist ,B8ue..
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
18.58
I'ayment of Inter
Fundtngbiink
st
bills
C'lUverbion bonils
Land comm ssiou bonds
Fire loan bonds, sterlini;
do
do
domestic...
RaUroai endoraements
M.B'k
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.4S.
4 O
J. 4 J.
FroT.,R.I.H. 4T.C0.
do
do
du
do
7,89li,IViO
90.100
9,271,850
W3,9M)
'2j7,3;6
1859
1361
lOOjbC
1866
1854
1,0
185^
1,000
1.000
1856
1000
1868
1.000
1868
SOOdlC
1868
SOOKc
1869
1869-'W 5004c
1838
4
J.
do
2:111,000
1794
1336
1857
-.
House stock,
do
do
2d do
do
d >
31
do
do
do
4tlt do
de
do
5tli do
Funding bonds..
liXa- Rdgc RR bonds
New State House bunds
do
do
Funding bills receivable
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury.
do
O. Phlla.,Farin.4
F.4 A.
1,019,000
205,000
168,000
746,000
1,0 JO
York,
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
du
Harrisbnrg Treasury.
J.
1,507.'6O
3,778,550
93,850
1,1100
4
A.
5g.
6g.
5«.
335.300
1,000
1,000
J.
do
do
do
do
do
112,000
1862
1863
1SB3
1864
New
do
do
do
Jan., 1900
Oct.. 1898
[ndeflnlte.
Oct., 898
A.
F,4A.
8g.
6g.
6g.
189,6:il
127,441
SO1.370
215.470
180,315
Q.-J.
J.
4
J.
du
du
do
do
do
du
do
do
most
1,131,701
970,000
250,000
11,600
500.000
1,100,000
1,258,650
1,265,800
700,000
484,445
800.4S9
6,712,608
J.4J.
fome
A 40
—J.
^-.J.
do
do
Columbia. St. Treas.
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia 4 N. Y.
Columbia. Treasury.
do
do
Columbia 4 N. r.
do
do
do
do
Loudon.
Columbia.
proper—
—o^S
[h««
var
"
[
Bds Is-ued to RB.'s Mnce 'M—
Green issue, no letter
He*- ieriee, letter »
do
not li-ttered....
ao
Green Issue, no letter
^ — «
Bds to fund int. on abo. c to Jan., '6
Int. dueonallbdsestliu'd to Jan. "72
tloatin{idebt—^\Lol lenn. notes..
Treasury war.'-ants
J
'PTLoan account In New York
Total debt ol' all lilnds to Jan., 18T2.
J exas— School fund bonds
Penitentiary debt
Frontier protection, gold. 30-10 yr..
Deficiency bds. under act May, 18?1
Claims on State before 1866
Ferjnoftt;— War loan bonds, coupon.
"
"
registered
Mr^Jnla—Old bonds, counon
sterling
registered..
••
"
coupons
rp(tisterei..
sterling " ...
ntetsit fandable to Jan. 67...
due to July 1,1811 ....
'•
CoDtol. bonds, coupon
vill&s (vr
A
reg
H «{ola dtbt.
were
also paid
In
gold.
(v. 14, p. 19
i
Tol. 15,
p
658.)
The gross amount of the several Issnes of debt are
here elvon. but thp valne of bonds issued ^luc*
1865 vfti If s niiicli on the p 'rtlcular l-*>ues. Several
p alls have been r>roposed for scaling down the
debt, but no Oetinlte action has yet been tahvD.
tiv intercsi pal
1
f.ir
Totsl lnt«-re8i
s >me rears.
overdue Sept. 30, l«;i.w»s$4,9((7.11». lut. Is paid
on bonds issued to S.C. Railroad bv the decl^l. u
Dec,
of
Jan., 18:1
Jan., 1876
(vol. 15, p. 6*1, 771,602.)
18T2.
of real and chattel property la
1871 was «1.5U2.i29.971, on which the 2.0»nillls !^iste
tax produced t4,S»',728, and other local taxi-»,
which are very heavy In Ohio, raised $18,601,6(9.
(v 13 n 840 )
The ebt is provided for by sinking ftinds, which
will pay It st or before maturity.
July, 1881
Jan., 18n
1875
1873
April, 1879
July.18S2
do
Aug., 1877
Revenue '.s raised from nnra^rons sourc s, prir.c' •
ral v from corroratlons. Taxes are levied on
personal property, which waa assessed In 18:0-71
at 9171,686 91s. and the tax was t6i06it>. Total
revenii- in 1871, »;.197,945. Funded debt dimli Ish92,13<A'.5.
Balani e In Treasurv stclose of fisstorks
cal year,ilj<763 8. State holds tl,'<54.321
and 19,100,000 ot lallroiid bonds. Interest Is psid
Ally coupon
in tfold on all loans prior to 1897.
bonds inav be chauiei-d to registered The bonds
due In 1872 a'C pavab'e at any time till If 7 ;
hose of 1883 till 11>92. (t.
those or i<77 til i^i
15, p. 218, mi.,
ed
do
Aug. 1878
Aug., 1871
Feb
187^
Feb., I8T2
Feb., 1877
Feb , 1877
Feb , 1882
Feb., 1882
June, 1876
,
March, 1882
f prll, 1893
Joly. 1893
August,
At
total valuation
'
1894
pie sure.
Jan. 1, 1877
Jan. 1,1S8<
July 1, '83-8'
July 1, •87-89
JuW
1,'82-sr,
July
July
1, •1-7-97
I, "75-79
m
.
all crested for war purposes nnd Is bc'nff
steadily dintini-hod. The valuation of real and
fersonal property 'or the fiscal y> ar cndlnir Ap'.
Debt was
?70. tlM,189,489. and tax o 25 ccnt.^ on 1100. Total
revenue in 1S7I-T2, $841^06.
Tr,-asiirer Parker. Nov. %i, 187', atatrd the debt
briefly thus: Total bonds printed by Anier*ran
Bank Not* Co^ »22,5IO,0l«; of which »SJ?r! K»
were In State freasury ; t6iX<0,000 sterlinat loan
In hands or
Bank Note Co.; 9I.96S.!00 destroyed; and balance 99,514,000 were del vered 10
flna clal agent In >few York.
Of >he latter,
93.7:3,001) ^vere in use as colla'eral for loans;
95 511.000 bait been sold, and 9200,000 were to
Am
credit of sinking fund. Old debt not ronverird
was 96,453.908. maklnK totnl debt.9ll,9»4,90-,wltho t Including bondsplcdged, rrallroad endorsements. The Blue Kldee RR. s-rlo. anth rited
187;. la t'ecliled to ie iinconstliutlonal. TaxatloB
for 1871. rate. Stale 7 nilUs : countv. 3 mills. Assessed value ot prone ty, $183,913,337. Toe state
defaulted on Interest Jan., 13,3. (v. 14, p. 386 it«i
V. 19, p.218.239, 2i0, 691.)
Jnlyl.lHSl
Jan.l, 188S
July 1, 1.'IBS
July 1,1888
July 1, 1389
July 1,183
.
Jo1ylVl8&1
July 1, 1863
total debt here given is, according to a s'lpplei.pti oiler. Oct. 31, 1871,
ar er dednctlnsbon^'spald in br allroads. From
this total debt of 934.990.066. the Conipiro ler deducts—<|ibt of solvent ral roads. 9.1,1,6,333; due
from r.ill oails then soli, 952.t,i«l; Indorsed
bonds that will pav in crest. 9'J.IT2.000. and Inlo'Int. IS nios. on bonds paid ln.$'i38.ea".. 9130.3AI
590; est mated halanc- revenue due, Jan. 1. 1K3,
91.200.000 making to al d.-dnctions 01 9'.<M8,475.
and leaving the net amount of rtebt 9l9.96t,590.
Total valuation of lands. 9a)5.S(K.77; : lots and
other property 9T2.518.;43; total taxable. tSBJOS.."
020. No new debt can be cristed, except by a
twuthlrdvuteof the peopl". Tue rate of Uxatlon was raised to 60 rts on the91<.<)lor 1871
thooith since redu'-ed to 40, hut a lai has been
laid on railroad recel|<u, and on some other
sources of r«Tenuc. (v. 13, p. 604,634.)
4,083,991
5
1868-93
ia»8
1870-73
1892
:S6S-92
6
;
I
1.000
1,000
1869-07
2,172,000
6
;
No Interest now paid'
21,177,887
'67-'»-'9
vm
1901
1900
1900
6
1868-69
3,2)9.690
1,903 .OS
«
1870
1,0
1871
1,000
1862
l56J
566&C
5004c
var.
7l0,lO0
752,417
SO6.0O)
34,990,066
53;,ons 5
60.000
700,000
357,00)
303,969
278.000
237,900
!004!
1004c
£200
1866
1866
1867
1867
1867
IO'J4c
ijii
187t
looftc
10J4C
also claims,
8. 9451,000,
H.4 a.
J.4D.
do
J. 4 J.
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
do
">_
sag
Q3V
a'ic
iUUAS
a,otc,oo(f
0,000,000
6
«
82,000.000 acres of land, and
on 'ifferent sccoosts scainst the O.
whichwould he to that extent an oflSet
The Bute owns about
46
5(«i4C
coupon
f aadlng bonds
I
735,553
1866
registered..
X
mak-
The
4
4
'5
var
•
Railroad stocks
3 •S'"
Hermitage purchase bds pT g g
Slate capiiol stock
J 5 =^^
3ds to fund Int. on above to Jil
inroad debt—
Bon:ls eiid'rsed for railroads') gr^
llonds loaned to KR.'s, old..
KR
mental report of the Co
•lOn
\'S,a
BanK T nn. stock
1.
;
ing total debt, less sinl li g fnn'is. tSM'i'«l.
Assessed valuation of real propertr in 1-72 Is
tl.M 379.410: '.f personal. tl4.,'.:48.0S5; Mai,
12 0)8,621.415. Tsx rate In 1871 « as anouttx ml ':
Int' ret on all debt except bonnty loan '• voluuUrlly paid lln gold. Boi.ds matured July, \tr,t
'98- '99
lenntiste:
Turnpike road stocks
;
rl,651,y.iO canal debt and»19,189L.
The
6g.
5g.
S96,0il0
50&C
SO&C
so&c
50&C
50&C
50&C
504 c
Raleigh, Treasury.
6S-'98
7
2.945,1)110
1.000
1.000
4
J.
6
6
6
7
7
400.000
1
York,
do
do
do
do
du
J.
4 J.
A. 4 O.
A. 4
J.
Itikiiiit:
•(•rred
to
Th'i
July, '73-8
Mew
A. 40.
875,393
1,600,000
4,095.309
2,400,000
41,MXI
46.02;
200,000
l,0ii0
J,
J.&
100,000
11,407,000
1,000
18«;
1871
War bonds
4
J.
6
1852
1853
1861
1867
1861
1817
1867
1807
do
do (cp. &re(f.)...
do
do (regist'-re •)..
do
do
(cp. & re^.).
do
do (registereu)...
Chambersburgctfs, May2i, (leg.).
•
8M.
Total Talnatlon of real esute 1870. tll,!Q0.t13: perMarch. 1«7! sonal. |i3.3r;.995: tax (tl I'M per t:uO) amounted
.1
.
6
mi2
do
May4
Reglster'ddo do
Coupon loan of April 19 ($81,000 reg)
Military loan of Mav 15 (cp. & reg.)
Stock loan of Feb. 2 (registei-ed)
do
do
do
••
suxislueil the law. The Guverrtor's message, ss
to flnances, was published In CUBomcLc v. 13,
1874-;8d>
V. T., Manhattan Bank
do
do
dy
Albany.
N. Y., Manhattan Bank
July, 1875
do
do
do
July, 1878
Albany.
At will,
rT. r., Manhattan Bank
Jan., 1874
do
do
do
Var., 1873
<jp.
do
do
do
do
Oct., 1874
do
do
do
do
Oct., 1875
J. 4 D.
du
do
do
Dec. 1877
J 4
da
do
do
Jan. l,l-8>
do
J. 4 J.
do
do
July, 18-7
Albany.
On demand
4,738,800
1849
13)2
1-52
loan, Ai.ril 2 («24,000 rej.)..
••
thai llirf u currency, pursuant to a re-olutlou
01 the Li'gisuiure. The couru have thus far
iiri-idsj
J.
3.639.40(1
2,6;(1,000
SS3 045
1870
Pennii/lvania:
Inclined plane^oan, April 10
do
do
1004c
lOO^c
1,000
do
do
do
instate debt
was $437.5.'a.l4t
nud or rrrsonal. 1:40,622
Total, »S.'',ir.5,5ijg|.
upon which the tax Is 5 mills. The Ilauull>al 4
Bt. Jost-ph RR. provides the Interest units bond*,
bunds due Jan.. iKr2. were paid In gold, but after
I8i 1-18811
Sriarcb,
Concord or Boston.
|do
do
do
do
do
do
tw>,lil,8>.2, laxiitlon SK mills.
I'he TSlustlou of r si estate In 1872
1«8
Ju r. I8M
Duncan ,8.4 Co
BtAte Treasury,
amount of f2,7i5AU;; their recuK' ttlou <s dls.
cussed In the State. Total property vsUstloo
\»Vl
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
yort/i Carolina:
State
bonds are held by the pfmiaoent school
Ths " Minnesota Slats uallroad" boods,
which are rspudlsted, wire Issued In I86B to tbs
fund.
<
1,000
.
Rhode
y
M.
York:
Bounty loan bonds, coupon
do
do
registered BtoCiC,
Gencr.ll fund debt— A»tor ttoclt.
do
do
deflciencr loan
do
do
do
do
do
do
f Under Art., 7, Sec. f
Ounal D«ht J '• °' Con«lUutlonl
tanaiuebt, < j^„.
7, Sec. 3. aadl
Alt 7, Sec. 12.
[
do
gold loan cp.orreg...
Deficiency lo n of laia
Coupon
N.
do
do
do
4
M.
500,000
160,000
1361
1863
free
N. T.. Metropolitan Dk.
do
do
do
6
RBMARKB^
1871
1878
loT*
18.2
Dec , 1J83
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
61-2
1864
lMi6
1872
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1867
1871
1,000
St. Paul, Treasury.
da
CO
do
do
Jei'icy:
War oau bonds, tax
Ntw
l.UOO
'5T-66
'3«-«l
'53-7
KU
l^uiids to IMatte County
Bonda to Ir.'U Mouutain Hit
i,ouo
i,oao
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.100
J.
du
do
7
Principal,
Wtaeu Due.
All these
4
J.
7
7
4.39,0]0
3.T.t7,00U
•W-9
University & Lunatic Asylum bJ«
ijonds to .N'ortli -Mo. KR
Honda to Cairo & I''ultou RK
8.
1,000
..
INTERBST.
Whenr
Where Payable tnd
P*'"'-"by Whom.
^^
C^ent
18litt
War Loan
Paelttc
st'nding.
1107
Uo
do
fiallroad
slvlne u« ImmedlBta notice of anr error dleeorered In onr Takle*.
Amount
Date
For explAUiUlon of all referencos see Bonds.
cot m.tes on precedlug page.
Jfiunesota ;
btate UuUdlog
bjr
J.
J.
New
to
York.
the
debt.
9259,464,517.
Boat.,
Montyeller, Treasury.
Valo«t'on of property,
(T. 14, p. 657,7«S,7»4
1872,
f
being rapidly reduced. Of the reglstored hds 9135.500 are held f r Agrlcult'l Collem.
The fttnil ig law o April. 1871. allowing coupons
to be paid for taxes has been held valid by the
courts i per cent Interest a yssr la psId on
consolidated bonds and onK of the face of
Th debt
N.B. Mut. Red'n
Is
.
1
;
London.
4 J. Richmond. TreasnrT.
4 J, On scttlam't with W.va.
-ute tax. Of 932,0Oi",00O consols.,
9'.5,000.0l>i are In counon bonds. Assessed
value of property In 1872. 9339 S-i' ,6i« : tax rats,
5 mills. « r "3 p. 1^9. 439. 8»> : 14, p. l» ITS, SS.
old bds. ess
about
491, 489, 697
UOl
:
V. 15, p. ««,
tn
JBO,*
.
:
:
:
:
«
.
.
.
THE
666
CHROiVICLE.
SECURITIES.
CITY
Dam* * Co., In tlie office of tlie Llhrirtan of Congre?», Washington, D. CI
confer a urcat favor by (cItIuk us Immediate notice of any error discovered In oor Xable*
Uoniivw,
Kntereil according to »ct of
Snbaerlbers
tvIII
BBSCBIPTIOif.
In
tho year
of
>t-uat
1872,
When t Where Payable and by
Whom.
11.10
1,000
ilo
18M
1,('00
do
do
do
I8«<
1,0
S00,l«0
I00,0u0
18
1870
1,000
1,UU0
1,000
J. 4eD.
safoo
do
IM
do
do
do
do
Waterttock
Uoudi loaned to Alb.
;87l
1,0 Kl
U71
1,00)
1851.«5S
li6S
1,001)
Auffu*ta. Cfa
Bonds far rarious parpoaes
Kxempt
lOOJkc
lUOJk:
BU.
June,
1880-81
Feb., 18i5-94
Mch 1393-1900
Nov., 1910
Mc •. 1374-91
"ay, 1911
Feb., 1876-8-.
Nov.,
It95
City recalpts, 1871, |SI!,3S9
lOO&c
lilO&c
lOOio
5.'i5,566
lOOJtc
1S.>.72I
lOO&c
5,000.000
IOO.tc
l:*i&c
10i)4c
1,000,01,0
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. (t J.
1,000.000
Q-J.
213,100
891,640
137,414
773,a00
1,000,000
-J.
13«
1870
ISM
1870
1871
1872
RR
Baltimore,
M.
W53
West. ilil. K.K. (foi-II.OOO.UOO).
Kndoi-someuts for N, W. Va. KR..
lOJ&c
lOO&c
l»)4c
U»«-c
10)* c
*S
.M.
M.iS.
H
'
do
do
July. 1890
1373
May
1,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1,
1875
1893
I,lsi)3
I, ISiiO
Jan. 1, lr'95
Jan. 1, 1S9U
Jan. 1,1-^6
July
1,
1941
Apr..l5, 1900
1885
July
1,1860.
1900
(o
UnionKR
KB
Baltimore,
Jn'y, 1900
117 U)J
West. Md.
do
do
do
do
do
do
l873-'85
1836
1890
Var.
A. & r).
Bangor A Boston.
do
1872-'83
TJ4 500
York* Cum. KU
00
do
600,000
l,6.'fl,000
.
Baigar, lit. :
CItydebtpropci...
Penobscot ,fe Kennebec UB. loan..
European & N. American BB
Banjfor & Piscataquis KB
lOO&c
18 -,4
I.IXK)
274,700
560,001
136U
1.000
1,000
1,0.10,000
60.i,tOO
ISS.I-'O.'-,
.
1M9
Morion:
Various I'rust Funds
Kenenral City Debt
For va-lous city purposes
do
do
J.
A.
I852-'6S
3:7,759
633.21)0
4>ig,
5
i8li3.'7i
War debt, recruiting, bounties, Ac
no'es (new main) Act 1859
water loan (Cliesnut Hill Reso.)..
do
(water Into Dorchester)
."^Ity
3,033.293
u,ci<s,o:5
1861-Ki
1864
1,791500
20,000
6
5
6
631,700
5^
1S3,.'>II0
1870
1S7I
to
l.OOO
13l6&t9 £100&c
1861
I 000
688.000
1,949,711
394,000
2,876,000
6
5,01
7fl!l,000
Mereh. Sat. Bank
Boston, 2d Xat. Bank.
Boston.
On demand
Bost.,
do
do
do
Loudon.
Bo8t.>n.
5g
<Xg-
r
6
6
37S,l«0
1900-11101
Lfaudou.
18T2-'7;)
1877- '79
1875-I9!11
do
do
do
do
do
do
d.
do
do
do
do
do
do
00
T
1878-'79
I871-'87
13;4-'»2
187;-'86
18:4-' 5
;k7;-'85
187'-'8!
1939-1900
Boston.
do
do
do
do
18l9-'30
Debt of Williamsbnrsfh loan
do
do local Improyem
do
Gowanus Canal Impr.
Bttshwick av,
bouch Seventh
do
do
t
street
Fourth ave.
do
Wallabout Bay
Bedford ave
ave. basin
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
213.000
90,000
55^,000
1K.57
1865
18'4
1-65
1862
...
1807
...
18li6
do
do
do
do
do
local..
N. Y. Bridge loan, reg& coupon..,.
Prospect Park loan,
do
....
Waterloan
do
Bawerage bonds, continuous, local.
Asa. fund bonds, co it nuous
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
So. Brooklyn
do
Temporary debt, lax certificates...,
CharUiUon,8.C.:
City stock
do bonds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds
18.W-'61
1361
do
loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Union
1,000
55,D0O
55,00)
130 000
18,iS
.Brooklyn local Improvement loan.,
Alt Pro.pect .Square loan
£ioldlers aid fund loan
Nat'l tiMA Vol. firemen's loan....
National Guard loan
Atlantic ave. Improy. loan, local ...
do
do
1,000
1,000
1S53
Waterloan,
1805
1866
1867
18:2
1887
1867
1867
1869
1870
laoo-'K
I8,7-'7i
1S7J
187)
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
32,000
25,000
167,000
133,000
3)2,000
2J9,000
291,000
326,000
230.000
l,il0O
3l/9,00O
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
734,0
278,000
315,000
2,ll».000
8,938,000
9,416.000
Sd.iOO
1,0(10
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l,0llO
187 J
7.1.000
1S71-H
stock and are generally due at pleasure after tho
dates of maiurlty named. The llscal year now
closes C'CL. 31.
Valna'Ion of real and pernonal property $9^>78,9E5.
Rate of taxation, 2)^ per ct. The loans to Buroptt
A N.Am. RR., an to Bangor A rlaiataqn s Kit.
are secured by drst mortgages on those roads.
1
of Boston in 1S70 was 250.55«, against
177,840 in lb60. Valuation of real estate in 18, was
$393,211,9,10; personal property, $.17,418,600; totaL
1
pon wich the rate 01 taxation « a$
$1 57 per $1,000 for State an(l$li 53 lor City and
County ihe net increase oi debt in 1,-71-72 wae
$745,9iH.
Tie total a^ibt. Ai ril SO, 1872, v a»
$28,1123.5.35,
and the i-nklng fund then held,
$lI,6s4,S37. Sinking fund provisions are sufflclent
to nieei the debt as it matures. T e sterling
£100.000 loan, negotiated in 1870. netted the ci y
$3,823,415 Ij currency. An inlerestin^f article lu
f6U.06(,5;"iO,
18Ti-'nO
187i-'90
18Ta-'76
1873
1975
18;9-'8l
1391
18-7
11(67- '90
do
1S77 '86
18(;6-'»5
1868- '95
lS68-'90
rale of taxation on the assessed valuation of real and person il proper, y 1* about
$a 50 per $100. iieinif an incri-ase of 75 cents
8 mill- ov^r 1871.
The Mavor in bis Message, stated the debt to De . 3, 1871, at $2',295,a«'
for pub. imi r'm'ts, less $:,*.0O,l^;) in sinking fund,
$9,5u7,405 or local improve iiieiits as marked local
in this tabl-) which
are a Hen on the property benefitted and
must be pai
by its
flout n>^ obiigntiotis, $1,527,543, consisting 01 ceti
I
1
To
flcates and $100,000 due Chl-ago, Dec, ie;2.
tal debt, $30.66-,768.
The Committee of Filtj
claimed that the total debt was (in January 187^)
Population in 1870, 3ti«.20O against
$3i,4 I6,9'i3.
'206.661 in 1860.
Valuation of property in liii.pi
County In 1972, by the State Board or EquaUzatlou. $.75,411,591 for rcai estate and $1 1,7:1., 7il f,jl
t
personal.
Toe Board of Supei visors valued ths
total taxable property of Brooklyn at $207,706,and of all ICiuss County at $219,214,513.
452,
1871
1879
1901-'U
1915-'24
1881-1902
Syi'Bfrd'te
do
1330
187S-74-7S
1,850,000
5,112,000
51,500
90,WX)
lS85-'94
1880- '81
1875
1861 -'73
1881
1381
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
4,811.503
400,000
$202,736,140. Population lu IE"0 * if 267,3iiJ, asrunsi
212,418 in 1800
Loari- arc if sued in registered
19«1-1WK
do
do
do
do
1.960,(100
'
190(M901
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
no
do
do
do
do
2;,a»
:
Th» average
&
do
do
l^f-i.OOO
185S-'54
;
J.
,
'79-'8'lA'»8-'9'J
:
City Hall loan
'Third street
Int. account, $86,862.
;
city credit has >ieen loane.l extensively to railroads. In evchange lor their securities, which It
holds to the amount 01 $N,01.'i,9i;S. The sinking
IXin.l lor ".AC. KR. $5,000,000 loan was $1,379,6W,
Dec. 3 1871 ; West. Md. RR. sink ng lund, $<n,sa«
and the total of the pcverai other sinking funds
$i,46;i,1.12.
Tr e n'liount of -'eot on wtiu^li clt?
pays interfst is $lS.Oii,0OC, as K A O. RR. pays on
»5,(X)0,000 loan
Water loan is r.ild nv Income of
waterworks, and Public I'rk t>v C ty Pass^ iger
linil way. and interest on $1,417," CO bv other coi"pauies. The $i.'0ii.000lA->n ot 1372 for West. »ld.
It.R. is to be ill place of ttlS.'.IX. bonds previoaalv
end-jrsed. The assessed vn'uevM properly Ir, ib'.O,
The ponilation
do
do
4,000.0!<i
1865
1870-71
1308
1870
Boston HliihUnds
Dorchester water loan
5
& J.
&0.
1874
1894
1899
Var
do
do
do
6
liiS
1833 '64
do
for bounties
Roxbury ddut assumed
Dorcheste- debt ass aned
Consolidated St. Imp loan, stVUng
Rone whI of water bonds ot '43
Water loan, sterling
Kent
<io
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
<J-J.
.),* J.
& N.
li8,9!3
5,000,000
2,211,069
410,333
lii3
.
To
SrooMutt
7,«I7,632
I860
1860
IS63
C.
do
do
fund for municipal bonds, 116,000 per anAmount now n sinking lund. t2:iO,6l«.
Sinking Kind 'or water stock, $5,000 per annum.
Loan to Albany A Susquf hanna is secured by 1st
mortgage uu road Irom Albany to l iugiiamtun.
,Tune, l'T2-74 Slnklni;
.May, 1879
num.
Augusta.
im
Consolidated loan
Court House loan
do
do
da
400 000
10 l.OOO
N. T.. Duncan, S. A Co,
do
do
do
do
Boat., Merch'nts' Ban^.
N. v., Duncau, S. A Co,
1,355,850
lOOSc
Nesy City Hall
do
do
Funding loan
Loan to Va. Va'lpy
.Ml.OOO
I.'.OJ
18 'i8
1834
Park Iniproveraeut loan
Loan to Bali. & Uliio KK
&
F.& A.
M.*S.
M.&K.
M.*S.
M.*K.
P.* A.
M.*N.
1!«I,0'X>
500,000
1,000,000
Var.
1890.
do
inllUoa loan, Fitts
REMARKS.t
iluo.
The
Pabllc Parks (Drald Hill)
One
M.*K.
J.*U.
350,000
390&C
.,•
A Susq.li.R.
9aitimore
City at'k due at pleasure after
Jail stock
Water loan
COQSolldatad bounty loan
Principal
when
Payable.
-i.
do
do
do
do
B.
INTEREST.
Outst'uding.
Xltany.ir. r.— Bdaformunlclp'lpor'i
40
by Wx.
Amount
Data
Bonds
For Mplanatlon, tee fo
[December 23, 1872.
,
1866
Charleston
var
&
J.
*
J.
J.
do
do
1S6J '98
lS83-'34
1390
Ohtcago
Waterloan
do
Sewerage bonds
do
Blver Improvement bonds
Municipal and School bonds
do
do
8. Park loan (not a bond of Ch 'go),
cook County debt
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
;
'.
I.IKIO
500&C
SK&c
1,030,000
3,790,001
87,000
2 593,0
do
do
do
do
do
;,896.00:i
282 010
000
3,42.-.
2.0iX),000
500*c
ST.
Duncan, S. A Co.
do
do
Y.,
do
A.
3,80J,0OO
&
N. Y.,
M.
Am,Kxch.N.Bk.
do
do
do
do
Y., Duncan, s. A Co.
do
do
Am. Exch.N.Bk.
N.Y.,Met,opolUau Bk.
o. N. v..
Var.
Honda are mostlr held within the State of SoutbCarolina, and Interest Is paid la Cbarleston.
1874-'83
1882-'95
lS.-:0
18S0-'9«
1890-'93
18;3-'76
1874-'99
l«r2-'79
187i-8»
Total funded debt. Anrll 1, I87J, $14,103,000. Floatin« debt, $924,64'. Assessed value of rcalproptTty, Sept.,
1-171,
was
$236.8<i^,ii>0;
eraonal, $52,317,
(M of actual value.) Total loss bv flr«
culculated at $19S 000,000.
Tax rate fO'- 1872, 10
mills: rebate of axes lorlo^s by Ore. $«(X),000.
PoiiuiatlonlnlS'iO 298,953, against 10(1,201 in 1-60.
Cook county de'jtii» t.ll 7 percent,- xcept$150,00j
due In lb73,aod ii.tetes' U all payable in J. A J.,
or in M.AN. (V. ;B, p. 82, 603.)
KO.
1
Cincinnatt
Bonntles to Volunteers
S
Bounties to Volunteers.
T
To baild i:ki{ cston Ave. sewer. !b2
1863
1000
i.ao
1368
1.000
1S.)0
1,0011
.
LoantoCln. & Hills. BR.
p
*) to Little Miami RR
"a
do £atan&Ham RK
G
do Covington * Lex. RR...
H
do Ohlei Mississippi RR...,
i
do Marietta & Cin. BR
ii
.
1814
1851
wmmon School purposes, ri'g a
Bonds to fu
floating d.-bt.
Rds toOA M HRtopur. whf proN
do for Common
1-I51
1315
H35
1«5
.fl
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
\HM
1942- '51
School purposes
1934
to pur re il estate for Workh'seY
1808
to build Workhons".
Yi
pnr.Orph. Aayl. gds for pafk.O 1866
1858
lorerectlon or a Workhouse
l'i<8
for waterworks
'ci
1868
for waterworks
l%g
for CO'iimon school piirposesPJ
,~„
for Common School purpos s P iRavsi
too* H RR to pur. whf'prop.N 1855
a
-
purEpis. Bury'gOdsforpirli.Q
1100
1847
1849
(or axten.* Imp. waterworks C
do
do
do
do
jt
E
law
«««(jrpariialu«.— Tnis coluranshows
WI141
poyaMe.— ,1. 4
.
.
J. stau
is
for Jan.
.„.„.„
.
I.IIOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,010
l.OOO
1.000
1,000
1,000
1.000
500&C
900*e
900.kc
81,000
25.000
150,000
91,a)0
96.000
134.000
91.0I.X1
M 1.000
110.000
2i.000
66.000
SIO.OOO
40.000
13,000
14,01-10
31.000
250,000
150,' 0!)
150,010
103,1100
99,000
199,000
17,000
199,50)
98.000
100,000
J.
J.
J.
A J.
* J
iSD.
F. & A.
J. & D.
6
6
6
S
5
6
5
6
6
6
73-10
7 3-10
7S-10
73-10
•
6
6
«
<
«
N. T., Amer. Ex. Bank.
& J.
& J.
d! J.
J.&D.
J.
J.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.ily, 187!
July, 1876
Dec,
1880
Aug., 1879
Dec, 1880
Jan., 1881
,
,
A. AO.
do
do
do
1870, 218,900, agalnft 161.044
Tax rate for 1-71, $22 20 per $1,000 Tho
following table iroui the books o< the Auditor of
Hamiltdn Co. nty, Oliio, exliitiits the assessed
valuation 01 the City 01 Cincinnati for ton years
In 1800.
Real
do
Jan., 1882
June, 1881
M. &N. Philadelphia. Bank N. A. Nov., 1835
M.&N. N. v., Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
M.&N. do
do
do
do
.M. ftJJ.
do
do
do
do
M. &8.
Cincinnati,
March, 1886
A.* (I.
do
M.*S.
do
J.&D. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank,
K. & A.
do
do
do
J.&D.
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
,1. * J.
do
do
do
M.AN.
do
do
do
M.&N.
Cincinnati.
A. AD. N.Y. Amer. Ex. Bank,
A. *0.
do
do
do
Ponnlallon by censns of
Oct., 1886
March, 1388
June, 1883
Aug., 1838
Juiie,ls89
July, 1988
Year,
Personal
etate.
estate.
IS60.. $61,620,904
18.1.. 6 ',657,865
1962.. 6S,103,'296
I9ia.. 64.441.53!
1864.. K.58',774
1865.. 07,610,611
1800
66,451,662
68,r.l!l,010
1807.
69.799,901
1369
T- 'J<1.^4t
711! 491
1370.
1371.. 1.5.427,883
Il"i9..
$31,411,312
SO, i:!,411
21,707,801
35,93 .',5 1
47,809 ,.574
69,135,382
07 '18,101
68,41. 195
6;,'iS3,'>25
'?,-',!,66«
,
»7,SiO,75l
56,934,014
21 63
27 40
28 00
81
W
1 6,lll7.-2;i«
81
60
130,361,9«j
Z230
Total debt 01 Cincinnati Is about
account about $350,000 per annum.
April, 1395
do
do
jalv'V'*l''°S''S»i!''°''"'''>'<=l''><>nrl. are Issued.
. .Bu 01 r«mariu, lu juy case, refer to the
22
130,715,993
133,672,708
136,W1,:126
181,383,529
130.715..MO
91)
Jan., 1890
Nov, 1890
do
..
4
*
Total
Rao tax
valuation, per $1,01/0
$•.3,1182,718
$17 45
19 to
92,nX',776
17 06
93,211,151
18 20
100,974,033
113,3:;5,348
20 20
volume and pag« »f Cmosiol. eoatalBlng
fuller
IntoimaUou
$5,C0(S.OOO.
lat
:
:
.
Tecember
.
.
THE
28, 1872.J
CHilONIt^LE
m'i
CITY SECURITIES.
SnbKcrlbera
confer a great AiTor by kItIiik as Immediate notice or any error dieeorered In enr Table*.
'nrlll
DESCRIPTION.
Date
OinrtnnaU—iContlnneAf
do for raiidltJK tluHtliiff debt...«A2
do I >tinedt wliUewaterCana1..A
do for newhospHil
S
90MC
1S67
1,IX»
do furuew hoaitital
S2
do ff»r tundiHK .".onlluf; deb^
L
do forcxten.&lmp. valerworlcs.K
h
do
do
do
Edanar. Orpli Asyl.G'dsforPark.O
do lor Workhcuso
Va
no for seworaire
K
do for Iniproviiiif Gilbert av**....!!
do to build t:^(ileBton ave BewerBS
W
do Imurovomcnt bonds
04
do wuter wor>< piirpoiies
>v'.j
G.-neral ImproTem^ut
Volumbta, S. C
Iiond-for varionspdrpose^
Funding and aubBtitute bonds, &c.
18118
l,IXXI
18M
],»»)
I,OUO
18.13
1.(100
18S4
186S
18S9
1869
1869
1,OUO
1.001)
LUO
I.IICO
i.oaj
1,000
I.UO0
1,000
H7l
1871
1871
1858- fS
145,000
«
a
900.000
250,000
73.0
78-10
•
6
6
a
7
6(1,000
75.000
100,000
100,000
70.000
150,000
7310
150 000
7*10
100,000
78-10
136,0
7 3-10
150,000
7
800,000
7
183,400 5
161 ,4.^1
18,'>»-71
1812
%0&o.
1855- Tl
I.OOO
1,000
I.OlO
'r'nelpal,
..tiien
Paral
Where Payable and
byr"
who
d>«r Payable
ent.
1,(«JU
1893
&c
City Hail,
Cbl'iml/uit^
Rate
Outst'uding
1817- "43
1941- •«
>
IMTERBBT.
Amount
Slxe or
01
Forexplaaacion or all references, see Bonds,
1001 aoteH on procedlug pa?;e.
iSU.ailO
A
6
H.*N.
M.AN.
J.*D.
M.*N.
J.* J.
*
J.
I).
A.*0.
M. *8.
A.*0.
M.kS.
*
.M.
S.
Philadelphia, Bank N.
du
do
do
A March, tWI
N. r.,Amer. Ex. N. B.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Bx. N. B.
Jan., 1900
Jioe, 1900
Uci., IKUO
imt
Sept.,
uo
Oct., 1899
do
March
d-}
.VUK. 15,
do
Dec.
1,
1.
1886
1 »C
18*1
Population, :no
A J.
J.*
do
June, 1AV7
NoT.,lW7
Cincinnati.
March, 1908
N. T., Amcr. Ex N. B.
Oct., 18M
A.*0. N. r.,Amer.
do
do
M.*S.
do
F.*A. do
do
J.*U. do
.1.
BEMABKB.
WbeD Dne.
t
do
do
do
1871
1853
1SH«
Gas Co. pto-k
ViindlnK bonds, coupon
Bonds tor various purposes
DetrrHt, Mich.
lOO&c
bOO&C
19li?-'(
J.* J.
Var
J.* J.
Savannah, C. R. R. Bk.
New Vork.
J.*
189|.'9a
Col. City r easury.
*0. New York A Columbus.
A.
1872- '81
S'Jl.OOO
Pub. Build, stock ( Jlly Uall) boudx
1366.7!
tSJ,000
600,000
1878
13,386,01,0.
ISTt-'xa
Varl.
N. T.. Cent. Nat. Bank.
&
do
do
J.
J.
Im
..
..,
18.W-S1
1869-71
19^1
1871
Varl.
7
7
1.000
IJKJO
Var.
73,ii33
18:2
Improvement bonds.
bouatyloau
l.OOJ
var.
600,000
VS1.395
150,000
400,000
18iia-69
l.tWAc
1869
1,0 O&c
186S-69 1.00 Ac
Varl.
RR stock
Bounty runrt
For Improvement of streets
1853
1853-51
lS-4
18.M
1857-59
1865
1886-67
scnoolB
Water stock
18M-'70
1867
Waterwortis
L.&
N. R.B...
,
,
i'unllt;
Bewer bonds
do
1868
is;i
1863
1863
IS'S
1868
1869-71
Rowan's, Ji city wharf..
iillzabctKandP. RR....
"Wha f property.
Jail bonds
for old liabilities
Bchool bonds
For
Old liabilities
BtLols Air l.iue
Ke
J.* J.
7
.MIO.OOO
Var.
1
.Icllei'sonvtlle
J.*,I.
1^10,000
Var.
Var.
bei'ffen scnooi
an bonds....
do
B-Wi;rai<n-boiida
Scliool House.*
Suhflcrln. to stock,
(Sir idpr 8, wltarf
7
2,669.000
lil,0O)
933,000
I,0.«
18;U
Funded debt bonds
Hudson city bonds
"For
4;.i,»fl
l,(«i)
do
do
do
J.AJ.
1,314,000
1000
ISM
dock
City bonds, coupon
St e-it
I
1,(X»
1,0:10
>rjveinent bOQile
Mor^a
186».';u
1870
187!
1871
RR
CltvHall
RR bonus, endorsed by Lonlsviile.
V
Van.
1000
l.OUO
i.aio
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
IfiOO
1,000
1.000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
M
7
1!
6
*N.
J.A.f.
.1.* J.
A
&
7 Vsiious.
7 Vitrious.
7
7
7
Various.
20(1,000
7
i2«,uca
7
M.*N.
J.*
J.*
J.
J.
•I.* J.
J.* J.
4
*
A.
17,000
72,000
449.000
159,l»)
J.
A
0.
J.
.kO.
M.
*
S.
Jil.IiN.
9111.000
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
33.000
270,500
191.000
500,000
151,000
J.* J.
J.& J.
J.*D.
M.*N.
A.*U.
Va 1.
A.*0.
42-1.001
1.36,000
1,000,000
k66,0(IO
IM.OOO
135,000
Varl.
Varl.
2 '5.000
500,000
250,000
F.4A.
M.*S.
A.*U.
272.0110
Varl.
1,558,000
J'rscy
CHnd.CountyBk
do
do
do
do
do
do
liO
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A
.Jan
,
lB77-«''
July.
'9»-19(B
1875
IS9I
13 n
dti
1-90
do
do
do
do
do
do
d>
do
do
Varl. us.
Va
lous.
189J
Various.
Jan..'»8 1«a
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
i^onds various pnrposes
809.692
111,817
8 p(,'rcent
Jf 'ffip^t^, Tenn.:
Bonds fo'* varloos purposes
1.000
Post bonds
Var,
1870
1857
1.(00
1,000
J861
Funrtin.? loan, (Kold)
Eadoraement M. & L. Rk. R.R....
8C0&C
500&C
h'va
J.
J.
A J.
A J.
A
J.
J.
J. &.».
25,000
8,515,000
587.000
300,000
M.&N.
J.
A
J.
government to
$1,1,4,000.
Various.
April, 18BI
I8H1
*
85
1896-97
•75
Tne commlsslonen ot the sinking fond reported
January, 1872, that the resources were adequate to
meet all the city debt aa it matures (exceit th«
5!.oi0 0o0 to the E * P.
R.) The toUl dent
anuarv. '872, was $6,153,000, exclusive of the railroad debt, for which the roads are llaiile, amount,
ing to »1J«1,000. Population in 1870 was 100,, :0
•
againataSMSlniaaO.
18;2'89
July, 1897
July, 1898
N. T.,Bk of America.
do
do
do
do
June,
Louisville.
Vay,
Bk of America.
the actual amount of increase under tie present
city
18.4-79
N. T., Bank of America. May, 1887-89
Louisville.
report male by eltlxens, Dec. !8H, stat'sthe
tocnl debt of the ct'y at ta.tl'^^C, ao Increase of
(I 67V<X) over the amount nominally held against
the city at the time of thi- cnsolMat'on, two
{ears and a half kko. I'f the lncrei.se, however
2, HJ,(iOO, arse under cout. act- adtJipi*" before
the act of consolMat on. snd »ii(iOOO ha« been
made by the lundlng of the former floating debt.
Theewlth the CMh now in the ticssury reduce
Jaly,188S
N. T., Mercantile N. Bk. ApriL18«l
N. T.
Ii73,b0i<i lu 1S7I, $918,207; In 1810, il710,aMI.
18!J6-''91
1901
1898
Louisville.
Oct., 1898
"73 to -98
do
do
1898
1889- 901
do
N. T. Bk of America.
do
do
do
do
do
do
•72-'89
•754
'80
Sept., 1391
April, 1891
fcto'93
Interest on $700,000 of the sixea Is paid In Baltl,
more. City bolda nominal assets of $936,849.
iyncftburff, Va.'
Bonds.
1870, 1»,aoi: ralne of waterworks,
»U<i,75i, against a debt of W80,OCO; a'xannt o
city taxes on real and penunal projterty in ISTti,
)e78.'81
Jeftiej/,
do
do
do
I nprovement bonds
Reconstruction bonds
Bonds are all eonpon, and were Issued In small
amounts aa wanted. City holds son e storks and
other proaeny.
Valuation o( property uni
Population In
185S-59
City
Wattn- loan bonds., connon.
(290X00
lOiJ.
Culiuubns.
J.
:
_
May,
l&U
7
118,000
14!,0OO
10,000
n.i.wio
27.500
Bonds for various City purposes.
do Water VV'k Uo, iLfuar. bv city.
_
In
1887
Oa,:
sabscrlptlons to nrloni BB. stocks
acalnst 8.<«2 In 1M0.
9,296,
market bonds were issued
IBT'I-'SS
J.
Lynchburg,
do
Memphis.
N. Y.. P.
M.Myers A Co
do
do
Ciiarieston, S. C.
Sept. 1, 1872, was $5.i5,f81. Valuation of real properi y In :372. $21 Jii»jSJO ; personal,
$4,6jO,00u : tax rate, H^i pe' $:0-. Interest on the
currency debt was In default Jut, I8;i. Coupons unpaid amount toonly$;i2l?3l5. Population
The floating debt
m
5-'9a
1372-191
Nov.,1900
July, 1872
in 1870, 40.230.
IRi'J
Mobile.-
City debt
do
ABC
(pay.
anHy
1,000
io,o..o
lOO/XW
1871
(issue tiU),iXX);i'et!lsicred
till '91).
1066
1866
1851
1970
1870
1871
do
UKl' (pay. an'ly till '86).
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. North UK.
Bonds to Grand Trunk Railroad...
Wbarf bonds
City funded dnbt
To Mobile & Northwestern RR
MIl.AN.T., A. Goettel
no
do
J « .1
do
do
.I.A.r.
do
do
J.AJ.
J.
455 000
150,010
200,n00
1372
I
'
do
ino*c
lOO&c
.
SSV,200
254.201
1,000
1,000
1.000
345.' 'in
soo:tc
lt>71
AD.
.1.
A
J.
RR
of Mobile.
J.
1,000
900,0
1841-63
1870
*
I.
miAc
4.596,555
500.000
A J.
N.T.. Howes AM.
.Tuna
1.
1891
.lan.l.lWl
Jan. 1,1902
Jan. 1, 1902
1891
1898
1885
July, 1899
Nov.. 189S
till 1901
Valnailon ofproperiv, 187], $20,576,916: tax. tw
per cent. Ti'cre ara also $, 000,000 of bonds In
KB, and $;00X1U0 for
fiandsof trusle-« for
RR. Mobile County also naa 8
Mobile
per cent bonds outstanding.
AN w
1X4.5-60
18ti5
lOO&c
100* c
lOO&c
2,100.00'1
lOO&o
250.000
2.1«,II0'
1,500,000
lOlMtc
9VI.'W
lOOftc
ino.tc
490,010
450.000
100&.-.
3,066.071
:oo*c
1853-7
1853-7
1857
1859
lOOtc
lOO.tc
275.000
ion*c
990000
10000
iOOftc
1857^
1860
1865
1853
1860-8
1853
issa
ISTO
1850
1865
No 4
Real estate bonds
Pabllo education stock
X>ocics and slips stock ....•
Dock Bonds
Floating debt innd stock
Market stock
do
do
QO
do
Cltr Cemetery stock
100*c
iOOAc
100*1!
ICOfto
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOOAc
lOO&c
lOO&c
100*0
IOO*c
100*c
I0fl*c
lOOvc
100*c
2.500.000
2,083.200
1,766,600
115,000
1,'33,13T
151.000
2.)0.000
2,5'XI,000
2,748,000
7S.O0O
40.000
181 .Om
75,000
451.200
3,SIO,00'1
lOO.to
lOOAft
300.000
400.000
lOO&c
100*c
100*c
500*c
521953
100 tr.
j
1
100*c
tOO*c
100*c
400.000
2.7B7,000
3.000,000
Sia.OOO
6,500.000
6.907.999
1,000,00a
5*6
Bonds are eaiioned br N.
ISKV.75-79-80
Ni. V. 1. I90i
Q.-P.
OT
.
A 8. Ala. BB.
18S8
The
Ciotonwa'er pipe bonds
Central Pa k fund stock
QO
do do
ao
do
do
do
do
Cen. Park additional fund stock...
do
do
do
Central Park Imp. ftind stock
do do do do
do
do do
do
do
do
Cltylmprov. nient stock
do
do
Lunatic Asylum stock
do
do
FIro department tttock
Fire telegraph bondi*
relief bonds
ray
do
(•o
coupon
I^ewTcrk B'-idKe bonds
Accumulated debt bonds
tireet Imp-ovement bonds
trect opening and Improve bonds
Bk
500.000
360.000
230.000
300,000
IS'X
Ifew York:
Water stock
do
Croton water stock
New C oton Aquednct stock
Addlt'nal new Croton Aqueduct..
Croton water main Htock
Croton Reservoir bonds
|do Aqueduct bonds
Bnlldinfir loan stock.
Mobile,
do
do
do
do
J.&.I.
J.* J. N. T..M-rch. N. Bank
M.*N. Mobile City Tre -sury.
do
do
.1. & J.
J.AJ. N.Y.,Merch. N. Bank.
.1.
Jlontffomert/. Ala.:
Bonds of 1868, N.& S.Ala.
Issoe debt beyond 5 per cent of Ita
a pcssedvalne. whlchln :-741s a'>cnt $l,000,iOUSinking funds ar- provided for all the hood-. Old
city bonds Issied to railroads recently held valid
The City cannot
Mtltoaukee
jRe-adj stment bonds
General CUy bon is
Water bas.ds-ue 11,000.(^)0) conpon
city and county, though Identical •• to boundsnave separate organizations and distinct
rles,
debts.
The followlngstate ent shows the amount
•
of funded and temporary debt, and the amotmt In
_
the sinking fund at the oatea named.
1884
Dec. 1,
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
Aug. 1,1900
1S72.
1871.
ira.
Nov. 1, 1900 Des-rlptlon of Debt.
$S7,999,'>08 »6S 676,2M
Funded city debt
$48 016.796
19OT-1011
Fundedcounty debt.. 20,981 JBO 29,389,31)0 39,977.404
1907-11111
1880
Total fondcd debt. ,$68.998,I4« $87,238.«» •«»*•'> 6r.9
1887
18,115.8*4 «),I8»J»1 2$ ia».368
Sinking fund
1898
188:1-90
=3
18:18
18-4
1874
1876
11*87
Total, less s'k'g fd.$S0.882552 tt7J»»3al $70,491,291
10.5«-,,IOO 14,944.000 16.W7. 72
3 080000
9,479.:00 l(j»»<».497
Teniporarv city debt.
City rcveiiue bonds..
Coiintyrcv. t)'ds,*c.
1895
1871
1873
1»7S
833-i,200
r.0,000
2,916,710
Total temp'y debt. .$22.491300 $21313.100 $30,I(«.Vi9
This makes the totai lunde 1 and temporary debt.
fgalnst $108."61,708 Jan. 1. 1?T2.
$ US.' 47.22-,
York In 1870 was 9»,5SI,
Tiie population of
1«K-1S7«
Nov. 1.1901-2 against 80S.6S8 In 1860. The following uMe shows
the progress in ten yean of pro erty valuation
1878
'"
"'""
»-B'te lax pr $1000-^
anduxatlon.
1891
City *
Real
Personal
1897
State. County.
estate.
Tear, estaie.
1897
18li»..$S9i<A'«.6l9
1861.. 408.i«.f6S
1862.. 899,'<9«.4M
1163.. 4U2.1in3tCi
I861.. 410774.133
1868.. 427360384
1866.. 478.9 4.«M
18S7.. 5'6,«47.0ea
1968.. «J8.i36,'yS«
Not. 1. 190S 1869,, a84.18a.919
1870.. 742.108jm
1884-1888
1888
1871.. 768.SS.250
1872.. 797,143.'i«S
187»-188>
1888
1889
1889
1889
1889
1889
1884
1879
1890
Nw
$n8.i-9:.(87
174.624306
172.416,081
191.967,161
2 3-1
3 62
3 87
4 27
4 31
14 i*
16 31
1S4S
$08388374
272
«7U
16
17
34
19
23
20
19
19
80a,»l7.2'«
4.4$
i;n
22 ,92UJ08
974
496
S»«
276.389,451
285.199.972
a IS
181.4-23.471
2.'i7.99l
ifll,142.«96
4 (7
08
29
94
0$
0*
47
98
80
:
.
.
..
.
;
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THE
868
[December
CHROlNflCLE.
28, 1872.
CITY SECURITIES.
Sabaorlbera
eonfer a sroat favor
tvlll
DKSCniPTlON.
Data
Size or
01
M
Amoant
Out-
pa]
Vail
Forcxi>)anatlon of sll referencce, see Bonda
foot aotee oa
page previous.
ro&c
.AHScssitent
1,500,000
aeiiioo
300,000
3,mi,4"2
1004c
l<04c
6t
isii
4,959,300
i.»a5,ux)
3,500,01(1
isii
lOJ&C
a
10 &c
iOOftC
3,-00,000
200.00
b-nds
City i'arkB imnrovem't fund Btooic.
Norma) school fund stock
l^ublic sct-ool building und »-tock..
Ad Itlonal Croton water stocu
Sewer 'cpalr stock
linprc /ement bonda
ConaoUdated eiock of ls»l
I
18
1871
J-71
lOOftc
187i
004c
:Uu4c
1004c
lOOftc
lOOftc
1004 c
lOO&c
,
SOO.tc
do
do
y
|6S0,000»rP"ed
yearly to int'st.
)
and principal..
)
1,000
1,*0
Ballroaddebt
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
1.000
i.OiO
1,000
1,000
do
do
do
Old corporations
Ponchartrain KK
l-'M
1369
1863
1869
1-70
Waterworks Loan of 1869
One Million of 1863
FundtnK Loan ot 1869
Funding loan, 1870
133.000
1,393,400
SOO.OilO
S.000,7110
3,' 00,000
(debt assumed)
Wharf improvement Bonds
Trust Fimds
.Jetrt!r«on City,
Pittsburgh :
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds
Compromise liR. bonds (cp & reg.)
186V71
4
1901
1881-1888
18J1
do
M.4N.
M.4S.
J, 4D.
J. ft J.
J. * J.
A. 40.
M.4
New
Orleans.
do
do
do
do
A.40.
N. Orleans or N. York,
New Orleans.
1894
1895
1887-1900
Dec, 1880
Oct., 1910
4
Phlla., Treasury,
•72 10*85
A.ftO.
5tunlcipal— proper
In aid At.
&
St. L. 1U{.
Prnldtnce, B.
1968
1869
1810
1867-'fi9
Bonds of
m I860.
The
to'al debt Feb. 1, 187>, was f4.n42.145, which In.
eluded $184,000 old municlial bonds and various
other small issues. Valuation In 1871. $17/00,000.
Population, 1870 86,076, aghinst 48,063 in 1660,
1893-'96
York,
N, T,,Bkof America.
4
1909
1913
10004c
500,000
8
600,000
6
300.000
5
2,OOJ,000 .546g.
18.-1B
95.000
A.&O.
875,500
lOOllftc
1863
187S
lOOIftc
1,000
'63,
'61,
'65,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.''OOftc
6004c
500SC
500*c
.
.
.
500&O
Construction of waterworks
Oaslight Co. Slock
do
J.ft J.
Providence.
M.
do
81, 1872. $480,465, City l« protected by mortgages on At. 4 St. L. and on Portl.
Rochester Railroads. Assessed value of real
estate, »I7,35S..^00; por.-onnl,fn,670.8-0. Tax rate
In 1871, $25 per $1,000. Population in 1870, 31,413,
against 26,341 in 1860.
4
'71 to '91
April, 1877
Valnatlon oc real e tate. $64.if5,800
Bk & Prov
BoBt.Revere
500
5W
185I
laiS
500
MX)
500
auction for 9ixis92,
against 49,129 In 1860.
7i:
7g.
A.ftO.
J.
&D.
M.4 N.
do
D.
do
4
F.* A.
647
var.
M.ftN.
X. Y. N. B'k
7
6
10
8-1,000
10
M.ftS.
6
500
36,600
125,500
liO,000
600,000
var.
var.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
1816-Ti
1840-6S
var.
2,989,000
l-''l-66
1841-58'
var.
var.
13S1-S3
1,I»I0
18M-57
1.001
1,010
1,000
399,0)"
mo
346,00
i.ooo
946.000
.500
IS69..
5004 c
lOOftc
1,000
500
1,000
500
500
lOOftc
lOOftc
4.31..500
150,000
76,800
85,100
5004c
l,000
1860-'e9
1368
and Wharf Bonds
rimdlng Bonds
Interest Bonds
BildjoBonds
J.
500,000
1869
City Improvement Bonds
M.ftN.
402,800
117,000
I860- '66
R.
M.ft 8.
62.,500
9.17,500
S49.5I10
50
lOO.fcc
.
10
10
10
var.
Jan.
wm
1887
4 Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
& D.
J.& J.
M.4N.
.J.ft
M.4N.
1853
18.3
1866
1869
18^)
1870
18-^3
lf94
1S95
N. T., Cancan, S.
M.ftN.
J.
in 1870. 149,462 against 56.P02 in lFf.O. Resl
estate in the fl'cal year ending June 80, l;- 70. was
assessed at $69,776,603 ; rersonal property at $44.9-2,907. 'lotaltaxe- collected, $2.888,521 ; unking
funds amounted to $;,382.9S9. All the values lor
Ban Francisco are g.ven In gold.
1975
1S88
•77-'78
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
A.&O.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1 5:1
1871
4 Den. C. RK.
Mo. Valley RB
& Topeka RR
A.4U.
4
Population
do
M.ftN.
rcrtonal, $59.-
tax, $13 60 per
Bold fives srld at
Population in 1670, 68,804,
6.1O.0CO; total, $104,586,800.
$1,0(0. In Sept., l^^^, $450 000
Jan., 1^93
Jan.. 1900
N. T., Lees ft WaUer.
San Francisco,
J.
J.
ft
Varl.
J.
7g.
^..SOO
27,310
99,001
198.000
5.000
isn
'.
St. JoJiepfi, Mo.:
Bds to St. Jos.
4
J.
J.
;
Rated
Jan., 1876
Sept., l-;85
do
do
ft S.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
(g.
212,000
304,000
150,000
1858-'59
1866-'6
l868-'70
do
do
W',,
Bonda of Internal ImproyementB.!
I
18.54
1850
6g.
»'iO,000
SOOftc
Improvi^ment ol Savann<h i.lvcr..
Rav.. Albany ft Gulf RR
Funding coupons^ other purposes
Redemption of bonds
do
St. Jos.
St. .los. ft c. n.
196,000
979,500
207,500
731,500
400,000
5004c
."•OOftc
Sajyxnnafi, fki.:
Hib-cription to Opi-lika RR
Purchase or SjiringfleUl plantation
Subscription to Mu-cogee Rtt
Bt
1,85;,700
la^s,
School bonds '66-'67,
Judgment bonds *67,
School bonds, 1870
Iver
1,000
SOOftc
SinWng fund Mareb
Nov., 1SS6
Not., 1387
Nov.. 1888
July, 1RS7
June, 1877
;
Judgment bonds
»
«
6
6
6
I.:
Central Pac. RR.
Western Pac. RR.
do
500&C
M.4N.
M.ftN.
M.4N.
J. ft J.
J. *D.
Boston Suffolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
Bost. Olumblan Bank.
Boston Suflolk Bank.
(546 monthly
Boston & Portland.
6
1852
conp. (gold)
1858,coup.
do
St. Jose RB., coup. (gold).
do
S. Fr.
1. 000
I
Loan to H., P. & F. Railroad
Bonds for public imp --o vera -nt -...
Kecrultlng and bounty oondB
Water loan bonds, gold
Snn FrancUco
246,000
231,000
308,000
700,000
1867- '68
)
Co
1,000
1,000
(v. 14, p. 791
,ran., 1872. I47.075.SS0; flratlng
debt,t6.1H6,6nl. Sinking funds. *1.1,961.1tO: vslna
tion of real proner^ v $5ie.2a4 personal, f 9,i)80.7f0:
tax rate in 1872, $2 (0; rate pronos' d for ir,:<,
Population, 1870, 674,022, agaluet 565,529
t'i r.
J\>raanA. Me.:
Loan to At. 4 St. L. RR. Co
do
do
do
do
do
Portland* Rochester BR..
do
Building Loan Com *erB
New Funding
1860.
18;2.
authorized In
:
New
Pitts, jind
4 J.
J.
»10.000,(TO loan
V. 15, p.6^.)
Total funded debt,
Pittsburg.
A.40.
3,167,436
191.418, against 138.670 In
do
do
do
do
do
do
4
954,900
;
-
J.ft D.
Varl.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
1
;
J.ftD.
4
J.&
1511 ',(00
provisions are made lor some other
Issues of debt as lollows: EK. bonds interest
by 2(1-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 of personal : Pone artrain RR., mt. by 2 per cent of
licenses |l,0OO,0OO loan v 2.5-175 of tax on resl and
personal ; 7 per rent loan of 1869, hv $»I,14U
requTCd Dy law 10 be depns'ted monthly w barf
bonds, by levee doe^ pledged tor interest anM
principal; 10 per ent bonds of 1871. by monthlv
deposits out of current revenue. The total ne't
debt. Julv, 1871, was »18,838,634. Poi^ulation, 1870,
f-periai
'72
'71 Ito
New Orleans,
8.
[irovidc for interest and principal ol copfoi
bonds the sum ol $650,000 per year is rc(]Uired
by law to lie raised by tax "on real estate,
1892
1892
1892
1874
1874
1S74
1874
1873
1884
1^89
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
ft
To
X. Orleans or N. York,
J.
do
J.
J.
4.'iO.000
1865-«;
1891
A. 4 0.
6
5,4iB,400
11.650.0
8,754,900
'6l)-'70
S2^
l'i9«
Varl.
6.70:..Olll
'63-'70
'p3-'65
1,1871
1877-1879
1682
1S87
1884-1888
J.
1,12-.,00(1
4
1891
1891
!S87
« "as
J.
S.395.23T
1853
'M-'ll
'59';0
1,
187S-1S76
1883-1890
18^0-1881
1895-18^7
M.ftN.
355,000
8
618,000 7 3-10
157,000
6
Bonda Issued prior to consolidation.
do to pay for stock subs, do
do for extension of jfas works.
do lor permanent linprovemts..
do lor park ijurposes
do for war and bounty puriioses.
do for municipal & school purp.
1,1891
1,
1.
1881-1888
1894
H.4N.
5
6
5
10
7
7
^^^^
1877M89>
Vf.ftN.
•
8.16,00
&c.. on
v. j^
T. 15, p. C26.)
1,'72-'75
Not.
Not.
Nov.
Not.
Not.
M.ftN,
M.ftN.
6
6
;
Dec. 23. 1901
52
M.ftN.
345,000
73,000
2,819,000
25 ,000
219
NOT.l,'r2-'75
M.ft N.
4,617,000
220.000
203,000
1,(100
(Cbbomclx
property.
14, p.
1872-;8;3
l«
M.4N.
M.ftN.
M.4N.
M.4N.
6,000,000
80,000
i8.W
185i
185j
Not.
M.ftN.
S.'i85,.5(l0
i004c
'eciiied
d
1901
M.ft N.
1,000.000
855,201
1,707.400
100,000
menlB for Improvements, street opening.
,.,...
1890
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
376.1)00
The preceding figures do not inchiHe cpcclal assess.
1873-187S
1876
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M. 4N.
'45,800
lOO&c
REMARKS.
Wiion Due,
wuom
>=s
M.ft N.
»i6,':oo
IflOftc
Westchester Co. Imp. bda
do
do
1
lOOftc
!004o
coupon
Accummulated debt bonds
Xt'o OrUant :
Consolidated debt
6
6
6
«
«
6
2,600,000
600.000
100,000
40J(10
2,000.000
4,000,000
.004c
Con>ollda[e(l stock,
&
4
6
5(l0M«
lOOftc
BiotdamaKCS Ked. bonds...
N. Y.
7
7
SlO,iX)0
X. Y. County:
County Court Boase stock
do
do
No. 3..
do
do
No. 4..
do
do
No. 5...
Sol. snbs. Red. bounty bonds....
6oI. bounty funrl bonds
Bol.subs. and Uelicfiied. bonds
Bol. bounty fnnd bonds, No. 3
Bol. bounty (\tnd Red. bonds, No. 2
do
do
indooi. bonds,
Assessment fund stock
Repairs to buUrtlnce. stock
64
68,50'
18.2
6
45'.i,c»'0
48l»,H)
Where Payable and
M.4N.
M.ft NM.4N.
M.4 N.
.H.&N.
M.4N.
M.ftN.
M.4N.
M.ftN.
M.4N.
7
7
1871
10 '*c
taiftc
I0,*c
. .
Principal,
W. en t
by
lOiiftc
Central Pnric comiQlgslon bondi.
INTEREST.
^e
Bt'nd ng.
yr.w Fort— (Coiitlined)
Vol. BoldltiiB Fnm. Aid fund bonds
do
do
do
do
Ninth district Court Hou-e bond-.
Coni>olidated stock, counon
Dcpt o Pftri>8 Iniprov. DOQde
a* tminedlate notice of any error discovered In our Tablea.
bjr iflvlng
Commerce
do
do
Joseph Treasury.
do
do
N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk.
St.
St. Josepli
Treasury.
do
do
N.Y., Northmp ft Chick.
N. y. N. B'k Commerce.
The
May, 1874
June,
1H76
,
Feb., 1878
Ma
1S83
Nov.. 18-3
Dec, 18SS
Feb., 1886
Nov., 18:9
June, 1890
Nov., 1900
ch,
,
'80- '89
Nov.. 1889
'80- '86
1873
'78- '79
'86- '89
'78- '80
1872
1891
city owns real estate ftnd other property valued
$^.76.3.9^0.
Assessed value of real estate In 1810,
$14,861,464. against $12 '219 140 in 1869; total Inroroe
In yea- 1869-70 from taxes and other sources,
$1,191,222. Population, 1870, 28,235, againsrW.21'3
In I860.
at
M.iy, 1875
Population In 1870, 19,565 npiln'il 8.932 in 1860. Revenue from all sources In 1870-71 was stim ted st
$195,000. In 1870 a-sessed valuation of property
was $11,000,000 rate of lax, IH percent total lev.
enue (Int. fund $1.16,467. general fund $81,146)
$217,(100.
The (dty owns $50(1.000 of St. Jo. & Denver r. RR. stoTi. $.5n,(!00 St. Jo. ft Toneka stock.
$150,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value be'ng nom'nal.
Public building , ftc, are worth alout
«
;
;
$150,000.
Tjotilt
Benewil and Floatlnj debt bonds.
Re il e<t to and public hnlldiugs.
Strec Improvencut bonds
Wjter Work* tionrl< fol I)...
'"
Bo.i
Is
to I'liclHc Rallr'iad
do do Iron Mnuntaiit RR..
do do Xorth Mo. RR
"u do Oh lo 4 MIsilpnl Rli
Tower drove Park bonds >golU)
Sewer boii'Is
.
'
.
irborand wharrho'n'li. '.'.'!
""
La ayette Park tionds.
V- V *atir w irk liond« 'gold)!!!!'
II
'
Water bjiidjot n:i, (gold;
81. rifirn.
R'.'VenU';
..
1851-55
lS5i-J4
1863
1851-61
i85'i-68
I°6l-«3
1367-70
li7i
^
ar.
1.1
var.
&c,
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
778,0(10
.
2;5.000
476.000
3:1,000
2«,000
n
l.iKXI
1,000
l,25.l,t«0
Varl.
V.
51,501
3,950,000
4
Republic.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
F. 4A.
Varl.
\AV'.(m
1,000
1110.
N.T.,N.Bk
1.
7f.86
•72.'
"72- '74
Aug., 1898
;
:
"f2-'S9
'77-'88
A.ftO.
New York ft St. Louie.
N. Y., ^. Bk Commerce.
St.
D.
3
•7i-"r7
'74- ^75
<g
J.
•7 '.'91
'75- '88
'72- -83
Population 1870. 310.864 against lfO.T73 In IPPO. City
and county cove nnieiit and finanrps are separate
Total debt October, 1872, *ia,4(0,fC^, incladlep antic 'at'on bonds pavaMc I iiiia'v,
1873. $900,000. County debt ,B5i;.;i3.(ft>. Asse-ferl
valuation of all property (about 6<i per cent of
actual -.-alne). old e ty. $l.i2.0oo.OOO. with a tax •iile
of IK per cent new citv. $1,000,000. w 1th tax ruin
Voflp. c estl ated In-oine 1871-2. $1.151.1.^1.
The sinking fund Jan., I572 amounted to $1.20,808.
T2-'7«
June,
April
'87-'90
1,
18J2
Minn.:
Bonda
Preferr-d bonds
8 nerceo' bonds
Lake Snperlor >t MlM. RR.
«t Paul i Ch cago RB
Var
var
','.
";
W.shlngton.n.C:
i,o»n, coupon ox registered, gold...
32" 312
1247
M.&N.
1.52.044
vnr
500*0
7
M.ftN.
193.125
23
1,000
100,000
SOfte.
l.iKI
4jOOO,000,6g.f.
Varl.
J. ft D.
J.
D.
4
J.* J.
New York
do
do
N.Y.,P.M.Myer8 4 0o.
Paul and
N. Y., JayCookcftCo.
N. Y„Farn.L.*'f.Co.
,N.
T.
1st Katlon'l
Sank
'71-'91
•71-'86
1889-90-95
•88 t'iij
1900
Population 1870, 20,030 against 10,400 In 1860. Assess,
el vali-Mtou of 'axable property n 1872 about
$21,000,000, Intere t on the railroad bonds was
suap-nded on account of on injunction
luit
a decision was iua(ie in
cf..lS72. conflrmlng the
;
<
validity of the bonds,
Negotiated abroad In
Jan., 1909
(v. 15, p. 626.)
187j
I
I
)
December
..
.
1
1
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28, lb72.J
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KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
(CnUr«daMor<ltii(louli>rCai>(r<a,lii lk>7Wtl«TI bf
Subscribers will confer
it
DESCRIPTION.
»a
of' 10
Road
AiUrondack—lit Mortfra;rc on roa & lan-ls.
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AlalniHa itC/iiUbt— lat M..»;lil,)(uar. Ala...
m
l/,.l
IU(i!)
& 2d
M.(>!x(ihung«ablt! for g«D.
wen. mortgage
C'^ntnil—lat Mortgage, gold..
Atfhiton. Top. <t ,5. /i!-l«t.M.,gold
Land grant m rt.. gold (ti.iuo acres pr m.)
Aikoi ti Eiiliejii—ux. lU'irtgage
AtliiTUa
Atlanta
Unt—ltl mort.
<t RlchmniKl Air
ct
i^(n«—stock
»<«
All. ct Gt.
)F««-stock (total,
MO.OOO.OOO.),
i^referred s^ork
'"tgoniral mortgage
21
do
do
8J
do
do
LensQi UneH rental gold h mda
Atlantic (t <?«(/— common stock
(xuarantced stock
Gonsolid. Ist niortga-fe
Si-'ct'l. bdB(S. A.*Ci.)exi'h'hle forUt M
...
So. Oeo>'g.a & Ft, Ist mortgag!
do
do
2d 'riottgago
,i«.,JfiM. * O.— Stock (coiiv.iiteri
Stock of old coinrtanie-*, not converted.
Guar, stock of old Co. '9 not conv. rted.
* omuioa Stock,
Preft-rred stock r Rcc'ved fromStateiVa.
Gniraifd do
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lio
21
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m
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51
1611
1370
1871
187U
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do
Augusta
Bonds
Batri
(fc
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1871
18.1
18;2
1,V82 200
20,000,000
iii,ooi.(a)
iiOOtc
ll.WO.MN)
SOO&c
29.0,0,000
1.000
100
J. 4.7,
18.00(1,000
.OO&c
S.5U,000
888,976
2,000,000
(10.200
461.000
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M.4N.
J.
Vi.
7
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J.
J.
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M.4N.
M.4N.
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4
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June
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2f .
'.* J.
67.,000
617,000
J.4J.
44'<.500
J.
J.
J.
4
4
990,000
J.
846,0110
M.4S.
Duncan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,8, 08
204.0.0
1 12,500
J. 4,1.
J. 4 J.
d-*
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J.4 J.
do
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WJtc
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7.1''9,000
8,1T«.5<X)
ii40.600
500«c
l,liifi,000
WOic
777, 00
1 1 ,C«I
5004c
1868
1871
1871
1871
•.00&
II
1864
1S71
1853
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Jg
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2
2
!
£100
3,383 1.12
787,000
l,l«)
;StitJa;inaA— stock
4
J.
J.
J.
J.
4
9.
4
Co. Jan.
do
do
1,
1^
Ian. 1,1877
Inly !. 1893
Jan.l.'M-*!
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do
do
do
Jan.i.-se-go
no
Jan. 1,1373
July 1 1884
do
do
do
do
do
Mch
1.1900
Jan.1,Tl-5
£100
6
1,500,0110
713,10.1
£,l>0
48l,aiO
£:oo
73.1.7'
100
8>i
4 J.
J.4 J.
M.*N,
M.4N.
F.4A.
N. T.. Shoe
J.
do
4 Leath. Bk,
per yr
1861
1861
do
166 Vc
•6(1.1 10
"b'
I
1,0011
7
:oo,i>"0
1(«
IOC
100
:3.143.100
8,529 800
do
N. v.. Agency of o.
N. Y., A,;ency of Co.
1
Portland.
A..
6
6
6
1
,710,500
8,788,7r,2
5.1
1871
l,Oi»
M
1872
1889
1,000
5(»*i
1,000
M. 4S.
1,100.000
1855
1st mortgage gold (mam Itjir-'.
Hangar
PUcatagicitt—l^Aagor loan,
<fc
Ist
B'llfrdQrit Sniitnern flUn'ii.^— 1st M.,8kgfi
Jielvtdgff Delaicare^stock
Ist M., bonds of lS(i2. (guar,
do
2d M.,
Sd M..
do
J9^rA'*Wr«— stock
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1857, (
by C. &
do
do
do
do
A.).
1862
1854
1837
).
).
100
100
Xfftany— stock
Albany loans (Alb. & W. stkbdge)
DoUai bonds (West'n B. R.)
1341
!8,-j5
Dollar bonds
BoM., cum. it Filchh.—Ut M., Agrlc. Br. ..
2d moi igage, 1869-70
Equipment no:es
Boston, Con/iord Jb Jfon/rea/— Preff.stock.
Othe stoc .t, 1 " clud'g old 'llv'ds & new stk
Ist mortgage bonds, due in SSS
2d M.bds.conv. (71 m.&lst, 22)<)
2d M.lid", lonv. (Tl m. & lst22M)
Sinking fiind bonds
Bonton, llnrtforti tfk Erie— stoc\L
l=t mortgage, old
Ilarti.. I rov. * FlshkiU— Ist mort. (B.l
do
do 1st mortgage (Conn.)
1st mor'gage (Herilelll
Ist
do
guar, by Krie
Vloating debt
1000
500»c
.li
6;
9»5,800
1,000,000
499.501
745 000
600 000
19.664 100
106,000
667.,tO
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
2,264,1.1 <0
8.50,000
800.000
1,000,«10
76,000
If 0,000
3
100
•
'
»3
101
'J05
si!
26M
1361
1«53
91
1!I66
139
18!>«
400,000
416.000
Nov.
1,001
1,000
5..'ll)
lo;in, (secured by$|,O0O,0UO,
Ber l.M)
f^HOelt— Mock
8lo<;k ((.5 pall, 1-^ payable .July. *7 )
.3
500
50J
Uoj)f,oti tf
wharf purchase
b nrU
,0no
200,000
tLC.
J.
Ui mortgage bonds
IS-V?
4
7
A.
M.4
or
T0O.00O
950.000
1,000
2,00.000
uwo
1,176,!IOO
1,<I0
1,000
54"0,0ai
380.000
8,205,000
do
year, end-
nnal report in v.
14, p.
14, p. IB
V. 15. p. 692.
'M:
;
see alio v.
Mch
1-173
(v
14,
p. 62S, 765.)
Leased to Honsatonle. ai 7 per cent, per yr
Nev, \fm Net eftft Ings lor y,ar ending Oct. I, 18^
$»,3«2,61l. V. 14, p. 20,48; V. 15, p.m.)
July, 18W
Apr. 1. 1875
Jnlv
10,1877
Cn 0Mf;L«,vol. M, n. TSl.asto cnsoil*
J"lv. 1875
JolT 1, 1675
18 9
do
do
York.
do
New
Boston.
Boston, at Office
Boston, at Office.
do
do
0.
N.
fiailt>n
an
1
exlenaion of road, laaue of
new stock. 4c
In bankruptcy, and
.Ian. 1.I87«
July. 1» C
Ja'y, VXO
managed bv
of Bcr'iell 'mortgag.*
;
bond''oldcrs Marcii, 18:3.
trnsteei
ve ta in
Net ear Inas.
road
(V. 14. p. 43,
l«7l-72, $i')S,9S7.
1.^, p. va, S2$.)
OO,
Sfi, 595,
626, V.
f. A.
7g. A.
4
4
J.4
J. 4
7
Bg.
r.
f.
J.
J.
l-'TI-ri, $•^41.016.
1833
Kov.. 187?
,.,,
Boston, at Office.
o.,
v., n. Clews 4
\pr
l,l"(is
do
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_
j
Apr
Jan
I.IS'-Wl
1
,
tlo
Y..
Y.
New
le
R. R,
Vork.
See report,
V. I» n.
KH.
Nov., 15, -73 Avdlv., lorSSvrs8,Sl prct. Net earnings,
1371-72. $101
N^t
llfi.
earnlntra, 1«7'.-7.\$)«5.SI6.
.Idvertiedi't Nov ,1*72, for foreclosure,
but postponeil. (v 15. it. 77:.
1396 Leaseil toKrItt for lnl..*e. tv. 14, p.a»F.)
Dei'., 1<72. umler forccl'wnre,
I
Mar. l.lRSSjSold
Commerce. Auf •.K7NLcaaed to Erie in 1363, fo-4»0yr», at 7 per
do
Dec 1,1877 ce t on stock and int. and sinking fnnd
do
onbds. Ltaaeest*, Keep road In repair.
INov.l,18T2
do
do
X.Y., Farm, L * T. Co July 1, li-l*!
.,„
..
..
., ,,.
.May 1. 1919,CH«ollICLi, v. 14, p. 5!,7»l ; v.15, p. ,>17.
N.Y., or London.
AUj.. 1903
do
F.4A.
4
ft D.
M.4N
J.4 J.
M. 4 N.
F.
J.
7g.
7g.
o.
O.
Jan., 1877 Operated with the Nashua 4 Lowell. 6»
per cent of ea nings and espensea to B.
4 I.. 31 per cfnt to N. 4 I.. Net earn'K'.
1379
IS'-!
Boston, at Office.
M.ftir.
6g.
!(Wto
last
g Sept. 30. 1-irj, were $13,si4,876, nn the
whole lineaotl nra'-ches, being $1057,8S6, n-ore thnn the prevlons yt ar. AfIt
Aui:.,ia9i
1881 Consol, of Agr, Branch and Fl^ehbnrr and
Wor eeter. Net eamlnga 1871-3 »I9),;i5
1890
(V. II, p. 43,1
1881 4 1832
Nov., 1S72 Net earnlnr* for year ending with Mareh
><ee annual report In
1972, $:3IJ52.
fig.
5
3.(S».01I0
2 350,0110
.580.000
1^71
1895
1810
1,1392
stem, the gro.s esrntnzs
Boston Nat'l Bk. Jnly 1.
do
188* 4
J.
J.4 J.
J.4 J.
A. 4 (1.
7
3.!i.-iO,0Ofl
1869
1372
18M
Boston,
1881
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk, Jat.l I87J
J. "4 J.
tf.
7 pr.jr
6
1,000
1.000
1,"00
1857
2d mortgagtt
B'lfalo. .V. Y. it Phila.—Ut mort., ftold....
JlHrl.. C.Raptdn (t jtflrin— 1st M., gold, s.(..
1st mort., gjld, (Milwaukee Jlvls 0:1) ...
$7S,000 per
I
I
'ioo
BairfUo.ye.fo York it Erie—*tock
J.
J.
J.
4 J.
J.4
IllO
18JS
18 8
do
Bost.,
J.
J.
Kew York.
Boston office.
^ pw Vork.
Boston Office.
5
jOOftcl
end. Ga.
2d M.. skg fnnd. gold, not endorsed
Hnir Hrad.it PIf'ah.—O'l »l .(Inc.lO.OOOacld)
/>'nfr.. Corn/it Pitt'ib.—ut Mortgage
18B
1875
1S80
1<&5
1837
4 Co
Boston, at Office.
J.4 J.
J.4 J
1(10
Bonds f«l,''On,00()ant'iorlzed)
n >Hi it- /*i-ortd'.nr-e—titnrK
Jii'uit4tcu:k it Ath.—l-'t mort. go'd,
er, P.
Office.
Boston
do
J.
M."48.
O-f'Ol
BoMtnit <k */"'/(;(«— stock
do
do
Boston Office.
J.4
J.4
J.4
000,000
3.231,0(10
738,f<10
ConsQi.Oct., 1810. of At. 4 rar.ardSentb
Paeinc. Land grant of 1A0,0U0 aciea.
Jjly'l.'lSSl Lc'tsed to Pa. R.R.. at JO per cent of grosa
receipt... Stock, (tViO.OOi. I>lv.6pre. ayr.
July 1, 18»i
Nov. 1 IV7J Several roads are leased by this Co., and
operatt'd In connection wi h the main
O, t.l6, 187'
Pblla elphia.
Boston, Kl'K
".'ftA.
574.000
1,.
15.000.000
5J)0O,00Ol
•
IS'M
April.
A. 4 0.
M. 4 N.
200,000
821,000
24,183.960
2:3,000
Th • ebt It, Va. ilraws no int.
per yr.
1880, and !• paj able $50i,ll
after \kSS. Annnal report lu CBiomcLE,
Y. 14,p. t28.
till
Nov.. 1391
Nov., 1901
Aug., 13:2 Leased for 909 years, iiu,,. „..iy. 18SS, t»
per
Grand Trunk R-R. Annual r.^nt,
Sept. !5,'ri
May 2, 18S6 cent on stfrllngooQdsiinu4 on stock sod
curr. ncy bonds.
Oct. 1, 1881
Baltimore, OIHce.
4 O.
4 A.
J.4
J.4
7
4310
5114:52
139
A.
K
8
10(1
1851
09- 'TO
J.4
6
6
7
6
I
ments.
do
18S5
Baltimore or London. Jan., 1911 Bontis are gnar. by Pa. Rt?. and Noithern
Central, (v. 15. p. .'16.)
do
Apr. 1,1911
A. 4 11.
Boston, 2d iN'at Bank. Apr, 1, 1«>9 $122,11011 of 'bese bear 7 per cent.
A. 4 O
S. Y.,Rus6ellSage.
Oct, 1, 1896 L'sed to 8.L, A4 T.H.. at 40j>r ct, of eam'g
A.4 O
Leasfd to Prnn R. B.
Floating debt,
$1,212.6)4, Net earnings. In .$7 , |a>,SZt.
1877
J. 4 D. N. Y.. Duncan, fe. & Co.
M.4S.
F. 4 A.
Q-J.
M. 4 N-
1
do
Office.
do
do
do
London.
Baltimore Offlee.
London.
J.4 J.
M. 4 S.
\' J.4 J.
6
J.4 J.
J.4 J.
458.S0O
140.000
1,500 000
3,000.000
T20.000
185.3
& M. Bk.
do
S»
W.0
Farm.
do
Baltimore
do
J. 4.1.
J. 4 J,
A. 4 O.
3,645,683
wn
I'hlla.,
4 O
5
6
579..10)
185.1
80. IS7J, $1,969 .OM: eiixei ses.$1.2<'4,.
725; net 'a nlngt*. f 651 328,
Tb*- new
$15.l00.l»« IS t
letlre a'l tlt«
I 'an <f
debt, and the I'alanee for lifpro\e.
ol
Sept.
annum.
J.'4 J.
J.4 J.
A. ft O.
A. 4 0.
1,650,1 «0
187')
Gross eatnfngs jear ending
1S7I.
80.
M. 4B. London. Or. Trunk R.R
Boston.
M.4N.
London, Gd Tr. ItR.
A. 4 O.
do
do
'ct. 1,1891
M.4N.
do
". 4 N.
do
Nov. l,l»7Savannah.
J. 4D.
Dec., 1872 Leased to Central of Oa. for
863,250
18S5
1890
1853
.».
.
,
I
N.
Y Bk of
,
,
i
'• '
he dgnres sometime, given in brackets, at the »nd of rem!>rk9. refer to the voliime and ^<«^"'p"\^^''^'-*'';;:^"^^'^l?:^^'!;'^l^i\^?^
mean "sinking fund." nnd I. gr "land grant." Companies conso'ldstcd with, or leased to others wl.l oflfli be louud uudcr the conaolldatetl or lessee s na.-ne.
Kor stocks, this niean» the miles of rontl operateil for bontis, the miles covered by the mortgage.
T These figures are doll iis.sht.wing the denominations or par valiio 01 stocks and bontis.
tax; ,„.,... .tmk nr serin.
U.S. ,„ «^xtra.«.stooit»r aerln
t The inter.stntira/.ti'ios l«irlvenonbonils,but the J(H4iJlrMc-U on stocks: ff nioa.is sold :/,frOT of
I. 4 J. stanils for Jan. ,1. July; F
A .V Feb ,«Ail-r.; M. * S., Mar. 4 Sept. ; A. I O.. April 4 t'Ct. M. » N., Mty * aoT. J. • ». 4«»« • uec. «.-<,
inartCTly from January: Q-F., quarterly fron, Feb.; Q.-%.., qaarterly from Marco.
_.._.,* OS uoeu
•t,w.i..
pud
I Tnese dates show the ptu-fod wljtio tbu ptuolp'U f»ll» .liu) of booM; but tli$ tini» -whon the laat dlTldend
NoTK.-
1
*
la
July, ISSR
Jnly, 1888
139.S00
s.f. $5,000
Gen. Wni. Mafione
18.0.
17.
preslaent. Theroa'ls to b- rxt- nded
to a « onneetton with the L«ul8i|lle4
Nashville railroi'd. riitaftoaiir al sit temeni Is for the fiscal rear ending Sept.
JulyMisao
July 1.1866
S.OOVIUO
100
T.,
J.*J
157.000
4 Co
K. r., Dnncan.S.
J.'i'j.
453|tl00
OO&c
WOikc
mort
4
*
M'.4k.
4,d(X)'0OO
SOi<,000
500*c
500&C
1
Ts'yw
4
J.
3,6!ti,S0li
Balt.<t P-itoin^ic—\it mort.. 'I'liiel) gold.
Morte
,
;
IIO.S'I"
acres land.
Canal Co., for l^Oyi-ats. at 7 per rem. pet
annum, on $;,MiO,luriir slirk, and bouda
—lessee aaaun log tlie liilerrst on both,
ov.. 1S93
Oct ISM
May. l!<81
800,000
1C6.710
Newsterll igmorl, for £',000.000
N. W. Va.. 2d mort!»j-». •.<-r,
N. vv. Vs., »d mortg*?*, 1S.-.-6.5
Xew
do
do
do
Boston.
Oct. 1, 19111 ».,(65.(W).
"
"
Botton, Co.'s OfPce.
•rjooio new siork -oted Orl., 18TJ.
•8.3. V9 4 '91 .rx
N.Y.. Lancaster, B. dc Co PulTl.lSOO In progrfSM
Cn. State endor*. declined.
Atlanta,Ga..at Treaaury July, 187! Net earulne» last rear, 175,712. (v.!5, p.t 9)
This Is the cot.dltlon as reoryanlceu to
1871. The Co. retains fio.niufo or com.
N.Y. 4 Lon. Co.'s OflJce Jan., 190' itork nnissued. Int. o the nd moit. Is
do
do
'o.,tingent iif'on llie earidngs of tba
Sept., 1902
do
do
Co. (V. U.p.sai. Report. V. 15, p,»35.>
Nov., 1902
do
do
Jan., 1S92
Reorranlratlon In IIVO of Fav.. Alb.
(iaif. The Sontb On. 4 Fla. II.B. ws»
Savannah.
XoT.i 1872
N. T., M. K. Jesup 4 Co July, 1887
mer- ed In this Co., the latter a»san-lttc
do
Ibe debt of th- former, and issolrg to Is
do
do
$549,100 giiarant'-cd 7 per cer.t s'ock.
do
do
ChbOXICII;. v. 14, |,.3U,469. IV. 15. p.2i»)
do
1 hU Is a consolidation of ti-e Xoifollt «
Pelcrsbnig, the South Side, He Va. 4
T^-nn., and the Va. A E«nt-rK« laltrosds, nndera law of Virginia approve
4 J.
4 J.
3,1.11,2110
.
Mass.
do
do
do
A. 40.
.1.4 J
J.
J.
4
201.0011
do 18W, sterling, £<OO,0OO
Baltlmoeloan, W55-.0
tt
M.4 N.
2,017,90
856,500
1830
185)
Boston
N. T., Bk of Commerce. .Ian. '1. is73
N. y;,U.4U. Canal Co{ .Inly. Hom
A.*0.
M.4N.
8f.
2,01 10,000
500&C
do
do
2d mortgage
UlUtfnore <t OA(o— stock
Preferred stock
'Washington branch
Lean, 18 5, slasing fund
<lo
l^MM
l-liin
,
.
J.
J.
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SOO.OOO
1,00U
no
4>M
460
Piic,gold,
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do
AJ
.
4 iDmherlmr.
mmid Rent., I*R.
Iiit.noioald Jniy,'7«. (» Is.p.K.lw,!*'..)
Road lenaed Feb. M. 1870 to lirl. 4 Badaoa
>
'
"f
S1.5,HJ0
lOOAc
I'.O
4>>0
do
Sterling bonds, not
>r.
J.
1.4
BEMABKB
7.80
5
8 5O',H)0
100
110
180
87
SSS
jai
Cent. Div. land
ant bonds
Atlantic <t St. //irurenoe^stock, currency.
Stock, stcrl ug
Portland citv bonds, Ist M., skg fund ,.
Sd M. sterling, 6-20 years
8dM.
,1
I
StOrtcM,
laal DIvi'd.
Purt'basrd 'n Sept.. I»^J ih" Oil Crrrk
J.'ik J. S. T..Wlnilow.L.4Co 1*75'4' 893
Ail. Hirer rosd. Kew 'oao rold In L-ti.
do
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do
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Jan., 1872 Harrlshnrg, Treasury.
t78l,iy.>.
(V. II, p. IM; t.U.p.OI.)
«.0llO,noo 7 or6g,
A. 4 O. Philadelphia or London Oci!,i;«;
11 00.0.0
I'hiia., I'enn. ii\l.
7
J. 41).
Junel,lil9fl CH»o)tTt». T 15. p. va
1(471
800AC 8.000 p.m.
Bg. J. 4 J. N. y.. Union Trui.1 Co
Inly. 1891 »<lat>-iild#15Mlunrrm.: (oaoty.mOCOD.
1869
l,9SU,0OO 7g f. J. 4.1.
N.T., O.Opdyke4Co. July. 1899 Net earnlnga. litTl, tI5l,esi6. Capital Mock,
ISJ
Pan., for 1 1,000,000. gold
M. Cent. DlT. At.
l«t
J.&
J.&
6
72,1100
8.8.9,1100
I8«>
1870
1371
1866
i»i
112
side— l8t preferred bonds
do
2d
do
do
Sd
do
Vlrginla& Tfnn.—Ist m*'rtinge.
do
do
e larged mortgage ...
do
4th mo tgage
do
do
do
reg 8t,^red cprtil\<:'8 ..
do
Int. niulins ^.onds
do
do
do
Inc'me .M.(to botund.)
Atlantic <t y^K-f^fc— Common stock
I'reiei r«d stock
1st M., (South P,ic..) gold
1st M..At.*Pao.,gld,on50ii,noi>
BohOu,
PrlDclpal
T.,iONt tan lree>,
Tbia road la for idIuIdb
tSM
N. T..TIilrd .Nat. KanK.' Juno. i90;
N. Y„ DuucuD, b. & Co .fan.. 18-4 Sold t 8late Apr. 23;
J.
J.&.l.
7
7
2,000,0011
43I,IUJ
Soatli
Sd M.
1,1100
1.1100
)
do
C
2,256,810
^t mort. c ins->l. (for $15 000,000)
2d luort. to State of Va
Noi'iflkJi Peler^burg— Ist mortgage
do
do
1.000,010
Wtl.OUO
900&C
'i:a
Arkan«ai
2,6;3.0I«>
5,0Hl,(i00
i(«i
J.
8K
5 2 0.000
1,000
A
J
8
8
a
9:10,000
11.M
1,000
M. bd»)
BoiiiU to Statu Pj. ("ndorBeiD.Sd M..
l8t M.. eaat. ex.. for »1U,(X).1,000 gr, Pa. RK.
Alex, tt PreflrickMhurg.—lal ii.ortgagti..
•' Cai>ciau.WMlilatt'», D.
when Due,
Wbom.
by
l.(i<JU,OiO
1S6H
112
142
132
3(IniurtkA^e
LIST.
IJkrulu
yn*tt Parable tad
ttwiding
1866
81
m
Alleghany Voii-w— stock
Int
h
.9(1
niorrKH(;e
1
C0..la lb«<>0:«o( tba
INTEREST OR DIVTBB1«DS.
Amount
ou^
s"
ZS
201
It2
,
2
I
2^
'
Al't.
^(IM,,|9.uixj por mllo not KUiirantccd
Albani/ dt Suif^ue/unina—tiioc)^
let .Mortgage
Alba jr City loan..
DANA *
B.
Kreat f&vor br eivinc as Immediate notice of any error dlseorered In oar Table
Miles
For full expUnatlunfl, sec loot aotcB.
WM
;
,,„_,„,
,
vu
_
»
..
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
[December 28, 1872,
THE CHRONICLE.
870
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Sobiorlbers will confer a areat favor by
DESCKIPTION.
notee on
latw
ISCS
1869
1«69
.
.
.
7t7,i)i«
B73,«l0
416.500
618.500
«04c
.•iOO,tc
.
5,5'fl.9;i
1,000 20.0lX'n
111.
1810
8,000 ,0«)
:87l
18:i
S.VO.UO
1.000
l.OiO
1869
lUO
Arwioy—*loeM..
Sorai- loan. Joint comn.>ni.8,..^
Sterling loa . linking tnnd (£282.000)
Collir loan
600,000
SOO&c
5Ul)&
.
8.-0O.0CO
2..50li,0iiO
5,817,400
675,000
•
l,268.ifcO
.^^. .
Pierllnclosnof iidlteaCj.'i(*J69J0O)...
6t«r mg 1 an (iS'W.OO))
5,llO(M«0
J
ConsoUdsted morigi^ie loan.
.....
.
1846.000
by Untie
I
Co. •».
60
...
.31
CliiU't-t S'iiU/iern.-\sl .M. uld. s.f. cp 4: rog
Caiiala, J.nclt. <t OMc.-\il .M., liold, ». f.
391
110
C-JM'ci.v^a— L-oinmon stock
1853
1855
18 7
mortgage bond-*
"m
A
Iti
40
iBt
gnar.by Ch,
&
IT.
V
CeiUi'iilnf lotca—iit -'..golcl, coupon....
mortg ice. gold. M.liOOper mile
t^iirrai of X. ./«r^flv— sloc-*
bcrip to be full stock. Jan. iO. 1373
M
2d moiigage (now
74
742
50
1S8
152
742
159
123
S12
2U
.
Oregon. 1st mo t rage gold.
A., Ist mortg.ige
Jbds on 0. Pac.* Col & "regon^lands
Ciirt., Cotumbit A'lffusta.—itock
1st mortgage. (C. & S. C.)
do
(C* A.)
consolidated
d>
•
New
-
Mort. for
fl.OOO.OjO
O^ariisrit— 1st mortgage
Cft^'nim/?— stock
mort
1st
<ft
i.UUO
la'
1S55
1869
1872
500*0
1,000
Bkg fund gold
bonds (Debentures), gold
Ist M., (Va. Cent. K. K.,) guar,
1864
1863
1870
i'.ooo
V,66o
'69-'
iVe
i
;i
1870
1870
Louisiana
O/c., Burl,
let
3d M.
ft
dk
1,0X)
100
500
5<X)
500&
do
'so
46
8'1
82
?,„..
!'.'.'"
".'!."!! J!
y(fr:.\w.-~Com. tock'.""!^
Pceferr.'d stock ..
Bond», nrf. (». F.). l.t M.. Chic. to'Oahk".
lnl.bd».tuiidcdcoiip..2d M..
do
1-t M..KRni-r^il,3d M., Chic, to Oshkosh!!
Appleion exten8.,lst. M.,o;i23 .n. * iiuKi.
".*w"^^y.!'y,?.""l!" M. on 26 m. * land.
1>I M.Gal.* Chic. tin. R.R. extended..,,
2d mortM^e. Gal. * Chic. Un. B.n
.
V!'l
'V.'"'»r;'I,«" "" ""' carnlligi
Kigin
"S
SlafLlne R.R. hds
.
00
22T
227
227
1223
1221
193
193
193
23
941,000
690,000
500*c
.500&C
81«,(XXI
isr.s
1,000
736 000
1868
l.OOi)
18^0
i.too
610,0(0
1,260 000
26
218
218
3d M.,
do
w
2.50n,'!00
600,000
960,(X)0
I.OOC
STO.OOO
1.000,000
V.-Vo
8,Oli''.oiiO
5C0*c
1,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1, (»)
2,500..
1,000 13,500
00
1 f
i
8
8
8
8
568,71X1
51010)
7
7
8
1810
1,01K)
187
1,000
2,500,IW0
1 350,0(0
15 033,110
1,001
l,OiH
1,000
148,000
389,000
1,785.000
918.000
2tO.OOO
SOO.tc
1865
1863
1861
1871
ia5 000
1.0110
2,686,000
101.000
824.000
8,150,000
3,750,000
1,563.000
1.000
1.1X10
500&C
ia?)-i
1.1100
1870-1
1.000
Apl
Completed
do
N. T.,
I
.
80. 1884
Nov,
Aug
$1.5(10 grosB earnings per m.;Xo''
the e cesB up to $4.5(0 per m., and 1-5 of
Gross earnings. 1S71.
all above that.
18TJ
first
1.1801
Aug. 1,1891
May, 1916
June,
15, '99
July
o
at offlce.
Apr.l5,190;
31, '72
21. ';3
Oct.
Oct.
$1,379,540.)
Leases a Viral ronde. Dividends In 5 yM
M per cent (See report. T. 14. p. 84.)
Gross earnlDgs In 1871. $419,192; expi-ndl-
1872
18-
tm-ei',$.'9).a.3; net earnings, $119 3,9.
Coi.solldated .March. 17J, wltb D., Lack.
N. Y-,FlBk& Hatch.
Sacraiu'o St'ite Treas.
N.
N.
y., K. Kellv & Co.
Y.. Fisk & Hatch.
V. 8. Treasury.
N.Y.,Flsl:& Hutch.
V. S. Treasury.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch.
do
do
do
do
1895-99
1, 1831
1883
Oct. 1, 1900
1895-99
July 1.1S99
1B99
*D.
& J.
f-
J.&J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&J.
1,
1
In
Califomia.
earnings 1S71. $9.5 6,342- net, $5,220,914.
Land grunt 12.800 acres per mile, except
See an^'Ual report In
Chkosiclb, v. 14, p. 51 see also p. 853.
inin ral lands.
li>89-'91
Inlv
CTCry importantroa
1, 18 2,900 miles mainline anil 297
miles, bran, bes were completed. (ir*^s»
Jan.
;
1890
July 1,1890
Gro'B earnings i«7i. (594,473, net earnlnaa
$105,270
Cost of road and equipmtnx
1890
1890
1S95
$3,011,919.
(V. 15, p.
ea.)
RB. Cos. ofllce O'-t.'lVl901 Leased to Pitt b..Cln.& St.Loul* Ry Co.
New Vorli.
Oct., 1872 Leased to Eri j, $30.1 Ou p. yr.; sublet to N .C.
Charles'n, Peoples'N.Bk Anr. 1 188S Net earaiiigs year end ng Aug. 31, 1872,
do
do
$21,417. lost of road. $660 00(1.
Ju'y, 1883
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk. Dec. 15,1899 >p by D. & H. Can o. f or >4 gross earnirg".
Thi-- road forma a throuyli route beN.
. Fisk &"Hatch.
Nov. ',1899
tween the Atlantic coast and Ohio rlTcr.
(10
do
Jnlyl.l8a2
A sinking fn d of $100,000 a year com. Am. Exch. Bk.
mences one year after completion. The
iSSO
do
do
1884
5.20 onds are coUTertlble Into aby nn rt
do
do
1S76
bonds which may be iaaued. (v. 15, p.
'
1
Y
NY
'
do
do
Boston.
do
N. Y. U.S. Trust Co.
N. r., M. K. Jcsup&Co
do
do
do
do
do
Frankfort.
J.&J.
& O. N. T.,N.Bkof Com'rce
J.* J. Boston. Co. '8 ()*Bc
A.
&
ti-ols
Phlla.. P.
do
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
F.&A.
M. & S. N. T., N. Bk of ( om'rne
do
do
J.&J.
do
do
J. & J.
M.
The Central Paclf. is a consol. of several
Co 's made in 18:0, and now o» ns or con-
July
386. ^^7. 79;.)
18;7
July. 1872 Net Income. 1870-71, $157,650. (T. 14, p. 43.)
1873 & 1S80
May, 1901 rompl- ted. March. 1872.
May. 1872 Leased to Ph..v R. roaa. In hand* trustees
8ep., 1872 Joiiet & Ch. P,R..l<lea8edforint.onstoc\
Sep., 1872
and bonds. St L.. Jacl<. & Chic, leased
oulsiana & Mo. Rii
May, 1877
at$ lO.IXOper Tr.
built and (inerated under contract. Net
Jiin., 1893
ear ingsof C.&A.inl871.»2.19^.l:85. DiTlJan., 188S
dends in 9 yre. 78 per cent on c m. stock
April, 187;
July, 1892
and 79 on preferred. See Chbokiolk,
April, 1394
V. 14, p. 334; V. 15, p. 32,794.
Apr. 1, 1^94
1
July. 189'
July, 1S98
Aug., 1900
Sept.l5. 'T2
Jan. 1.1883
Jan. 1.1383
189.
Oct. 1.1890
luly 1.1896
N. N. v., N. Bk. of (.oin'rce May,
do
do
J.&J.
do
J.&J.
do
do
do
J.&J.
J.&J. New Y'ork snd Boston.
Boston.
k. & O.
J.& J. New York ami Boston.
1879
July. 1899
July, 1818
Julv. 1878
July, 1900
Oct., 1890
July, 1890
April, 1879
GrOBS earnings for year ending April 80,
1872, $; 5'i9,f<l9. or $'351,3il more than pieIons year. Net earnings $2,619,176 against
$2,779,011 piivlons year. The CMc, B.
& Q. leases or extends aid to nnraeroua
branch roade, giving them a trattic guar.,
(usually 40 or .'Op.c.T for purcbaBing their
bonds. Contingent liabilities on Dcnds
of these companies amount to $6,756,000.
An agreement of c nsol. wit:', and a
perpe na, I,'ae of l^e Bur & Vo. River
'
.
ma
le in Oct.. 18*2; dlv. of .'5
road, was
first dlBtributed 'oCh.
6. c. In b'ds 10 be
ur.&Q. stockholdeis. (v. 15, p.IIIb,623 )
do
do
A.&O.
sion of S2mlleB In progress.
April. 1912
& J.
190O
J.&J. Salem, Mags.. Clinton, la Jan., 187.1 Leased In nerpetoity to Cnic. & NorthJ.&J. Boston, Merchants' Bk. July 1, 1888 west, at sin per cent, of groes receipts.
N. Y., Park Bank.
F. & A.
Attg.15,1892
M.&S. N. Y.. Farm.L. &T. Co. Sept.. 1889 Traffic agreement by M. Cent. (v.iS.p. 828)
J
211,000
18)3
1855
l-'OO
Boston.
A. & O.
A & O. N. Y.. Tliiion Trust Co, Ap 111. '.002 Ii pregrf 8'.
I' J.&J. N.Y., Caldwell & Co., Jan.. 1887 Opened July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
8 f
J.*D. Bost.. at C.,B.& (J.Offlce Jan. 1, 1896 Traffic guaranty of C, U. * Q., 40 per cent.
7g. A. & O. New York, Co.'s Offlce April, MXI Completed, D'liiT lie to Chicago. Exten-
1,I«X)
1,215,500
755,000
f.
f
f
f
8 f
8 f.
8 f
8 f
,V10,fcc
8,5881X0
r.
4«J!.
p.m.
21.'i89,563
J.
M.&N.
Q.-J.
It
i
lOOftc
15 1890
1901
& N
Philadelphia.
&N.
& S N.T.,M.K. Jeaop&Co.
do
(lo
& S
do
do
& N
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
A. & O
5
5
7
7
7
3,916.300
lon&c
500&C
1862 500&C
1
Aug
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
7
"ino
IOO*c
lOO&c
1. 188;
188i-89
Feb.
Charlotte. N. C.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J. & J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
6
8
I.7-.(i.lX0
1«59
1862
1839
Feb.
N.Y..Nat. City Bank.
do
do
\'- J.
7 f
7
5
100
100
J.&J.
7
7
«g
360,000
1803
J.'&J.
Q-J.
A.&O.
J.* J.
1,000 16000
100 18,619.910
1,000
2,,592,0(X1
IW.IOO
1,010
1870
1869
1?72
1867
18T1
1869
1872
1S,0
J.
Alfli'o.
I ,l)iHl
1871)
&
J.
7
7
1S72
1869
1869
New York
New York, office.
J.* J.
J.&J.
7
7
3-7,1X10
prm
LcasM
do
j.i' J.
"i'
1K8,1X»1
'
St. Pettr.lHt .M.,Ku»r. C.ij >;
%'
1,1X10
1.0
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
6g A.&O.
I.SOO.OOO
,'
t..s, F. b.Is.subord. Men on
ail above
lisnn.bds llenoneqaln'tsc08fg»400,00b',
1st Mort. (Belolt * Madison R.R.)
Madison exten.. Ist .M.sinklnefnnd gold".
»]u jii K
1.087.1X11)
Dividend of ?x per cen*. on prefercd,
stock. »752,7(X), paid Oct 1.'72. (v 14 p.52J.)
1870-97
Leased to C.&A..ai 6 p. c on stock. Int&o.
(v. lo, p.76.>
1, 1906 In progress,
Apr. 1, 1902
Net earnliigs last Tear. »213.755.
to Ph.
Beading., Oct., 1872. Sec to, ma
May,i87!
T. 15, p. 191.
Jan.
do
& tv. Net earnings, .7an. 1 tDOct.i,"72,
do
1875
(V. 15, p. 386, 887, 4V3, t96. (126,
»2 171,000.
M. in.
do
1890
691.834.)
F. & A.
dn
Nov.. 18H2
.V .AN.
.,»tB.& O. offlce. Dec. 3'. '72 Leased to B.& O.RB.lnl866forS0yr8,rent
Bait.,
J.
do
do
Dec. 2.'. '7:
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yra. and
J.& !•
40 after.
M. & £ Bait., West. NafI Bank, Sept., 18S0
\'- J.& J.
3,365,0(0
551,000
82
82
Cfitr. (t
Co
70
44
40
43
285
78
60
.32.
(Sow3l)
S.— lat mortgage.
'-.
51
81
111
Wr.h. Lake
1st mortitage
%'
1,0
1,000
95
Chit:<tao. foica <k JV«6nrsA-(t— stock
3d mortgage. (Now Ist)
it
7 g.
100
1,000
i858
1853
& Warsaw, Ist mortgage
mor ga^e
2.38:?,000
i894
Jan.. 1873
April. 18iO
&D
1868
ift
i"t
660,000
500.000
8.929.900
2,425.400
226.000
Tiust Co.
do
do
do
do
Bavannah. Ga.
Q-J.
pr^r.
S.
N. Y. Nat'l Park Bank.
A.&O.
18J0
..
*J.
J.
f.
11^69
&A
guar. C.&.\
M. (In progress)...
Int.
Iveoknk* St. Panl. let mortgage
CMC. tt Uinada Southern— '.it mort., gold
Chteago, Cm. (t ioii(»rl«<i-ist M
CWc., CUnlon ,t niihiuiuf—\n M
CMC.. DanrtUe
\liicfin~\H M.. gid. R. F
Inl.cxten.. Ist M.,Bld (Jd M. on U4m.)
CA(r«(7o (f /owja— Ist mortgage
3d
SOO.ftX)
S.COO.l'OO
1857
1864
1864
Ottawk, Oswego & Fox RIv.. Ist mortgage
Illinois Grand Trunk, 1st mortgage
die.
400,000
S80.00O
155,000
75.000
1.000
500&C
8.
7
lOO&c
1,000
1.000
&
f.
2X
25,8s-i,aai
5.3«4.;i6
i5,ooo,ieo
1862
1863
1863
2d mortgaT"*. gold. (Frankfort)
TniRt lULrtgage (Bur. to Peoria)
>ialn bitn la (coupon or registered)
Carthage & Burlington, Ist mort
Dixon, reoria & Han., 1st mortgage
.American Central, 1st mortgage
Peoria & Han., let mortg-^ge
Qiilncv
7g.
7g.
801,00(1
IstM.asBum.by C.&.\
mortgage, slnalng Innd, (tras')
d
do
convertible
8.71) .9011
160.500
2,100.000
ut
Qwincy—stock
Mo.,
M.
1.
1.500.000
6,oso,' no
25.8S5,000
2,735.000
1,970,000
6.' OJ.O «i
A.
& A.
a N.
& D.
M.
800 000
A
&
V.
5
15,000 090
5,mi,|iO) 7
l.OOO.OOO
4,821,000
II. p. 522; (V 13 p. 135,
29.634; v. 14, p.
622, 595, V. 15, p. 692,713.)
Sept.. 1870. Cost, »178,768.
In program
Lea- ed to Dub.* ^ioux C.ntil SOOper m,
do
Jan. 1,1907
& a p. ct. of earninie over $;1,:00 per nt.
Rapids.Treasnrer Nov, 1-72 Leased to Ch. and Nc^thwest. at $700 of
U
do
A.
F.iSi
V.
7
l,5i«),000
100
100
2dM.a Bum.byC
3,112,000
5,0)0,000
1,0.10
Preferred stock
do
7
7
7
l,r<«).011l)
do
do
do
Pnlon Trust Co
New Yoik.
A.
J.& J.
M.&N. Cedar
IK
SX
(.82,000
9.l5.1.0il0
CheMer
dodo
700.00
9-25,llJ0
.
&
Fhlladclphia
F.& A.
7
2.571.2-9
71.000
371,500
3,100,000
Fa/l*j/— 1st mortgage
^hicfMO <t ylrton—coin, st'k
Vork.
Phlla. & Mt. nolle.
N. Y.. Union Trust Co.
New Yoik or Loudon.
7g. F. & A. N. T,.
7g. J.itD.
A. * O. N. T.,
1.377,000
6,850.400
769.600
100.000
902,000
&
&
F.
"'i'
21l).0OO
i,0'Xl
1869
:8I2
1871
•
do
Camden, N.J. Offloe.
do
do
&
?^ M. & N.
.A.
2«'.l,850
1,000
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent U.R.,) cp.
Funded Interest, coupon bonds
CrtesWre—stock. prelerred
Bonds, not mortgagi
f!/i''9ter <t Tamarou—li^ M.,gld
do
do
do
A.&O.
2,437,950
411.550
2.- 00,000
5<,213.190
1,000
100
I.ITO
1,000
'65-'69
J
& O.
& A
& J.
J.
8.0l«),0llil
8d M.,
1st mort)fage, preferred, sinking fund
let mortgage
Income bonds (a let lien on income)
,Iollet
Chicago,? per cent stoci?
do
do
Ist mortgage. 8 f
&t. L., Jack. A: Ch„l8t M.lnt. unarC.A
7g.
7B.
2.098,000
23;i'00
50
50
i869
1872
by Va
J.&
A.
F.
8
2.750..,00
1.15.1.500
1,00:1
OAto— com. stock
\I.,
5.'^)
5004c
t earnings, year enllng Apill 30. 1.^72.
Th"'- 2d and 3d series of bonds
have tradlc guarantee of Chic. Bur. & Q.
An apreem-int of conso Idat'n nd a per.
petual le<ee to CilcBurl & Qulncy
$I.26i.»nB.
isss
1,1X10,000
isii
18B9
1889
2d mortgage
C'lerrl/yal•3^nr. tt>l^— Ist .M.conT
CfieJiapeake
100
i9'>
110
ai
195
,
C/leratc <t Darlington—let
500&5004c
137
is;
1167
mortgage bonds
Otmra! i^io(/t>—stoo r
Ifit mortgage, gold, tax free
Pubor l.Tle;i,(;all. State aid, irold
Bonds, (formerly i-onvert. into U.S.bds
Bonds on -^an Joaquin Valley ar..gold..
U. S. Loan. {2rt lien on certain terms)...
Western Pacific. Ist mort gold
Goverurae'^t Uen
do
&
500<S(C
'i:!7
1st
A
1866
N
1893
do
7
6
7
7
1,300,000
i'.ooo
200,000
l.lHK) 20.000 pra.
100
100
5fln&c
1875 to 187T)....
Central (?A,io— Cttinmon stock
ProteiTed stock
l.,a
l.OU
18M SOO&C
"ii
lst>
Newmort^aite bond**
Bond- icoiivertlbl', Nov..
fallf'^rnta
Ran Fr. o.
100
146
192
192
211
211
»7
d Bank, <iu.— stock
mortgaie bonds, coup u
'Otntral R. S.
tst
50
27*
12S
70
5^
per ceat
mortgage
do
do
"
I8ri
18:0
1871
New
;.l«10,itiO
II
61
Vedar BapfcHi* ^Vo— com. stock
7
60
65
Chattel mortgage bonds
"Ne * mortg *g
(SJwMtofcJ— Ist mort
•Cateil'nui
Citfwi A<i*«— Ist murt age, gold
Veikir F.tt J/)n<i.— llonds on 1st dIvlBlon.s.i
Bonds on'M dlv. s.f
Prefer ed stock.
l,0.«l
"m
Freferrea stock........
lat
a«t
:.ooo
1.
I
5(0.000
313,500
9,000,(00
1S12
15, '73
15, '^2
Oct.
1
4911.000
IW
Ik
July
July
6
I.OIX)
500AC
do
Boston &
do
do
Boston 4
6
1.000
IS TO
& J.
& O.
J.
A.
8
8 f.
8 f
8 r.
2.000.00)
Olimtfii'tBJtrl. 0).-l8t Mortgage.
1st
REMARKS.
Julv 1.1873
Julyl. 1878
Apr. 1,1811
waimade In October, 1812. (v.l6, p.5.'3.)
do
July 1,189)
J.& J.
do
July 1, 1889
J, & J.
New Yori-', July 1,18 '4 Sfck paid In. »9i9.370. L. gr.l,400.uuOocre«.
J.& J.
8
.M. & N. Boston. E. Smllh & Bto. May 1. lS9">iTrafllc guarantee bv Ch..b.« C}.. 40 pr cent.
Ian
1891 Conttoilei by Bl. Louis & Iron Mt. BR.
New York.
J.& J,
Oct. 2. i«ll
A,&0.
Ig.t. A, & O. New York and London Oct.. 1909 (T. 14, ,1.515.)
J.& J. N. Y .Natl Park Bank, Jau. 1. 1899 Thcrf IS aleo ri ?d and ex'ens'on mo'-tpaaa.
F.i A. rhl'a. & N. Y. Oltlces. Jan. 10. '!S TheC.& A. R.R.. D(;l.& Karl n Cnual &
2>4
1R75
N. I. R.R. form the UnltedCo.'s "f N.J..
Phi adelphia Omce.
6g. A. & O.
London.
1880
The lease to Penn. R.R.. st 10 per cent
A. & ".
Phil'delphlaofflee.
1883
on fitoclc and assumption of all ilablUtiei
K. & A
1889
Princeton. N J.
was made Oct. 2t). 1671. Ni-t Income li
.M. & N.
1W9
Phlladcl hi oaice.
1871. over all expense^, was tl.u70.765.
J.<t D.
London.
1S81
See annual repoit in Chbokicl-. Vol.
6 '. M. & S.
7
8
151A"i
Atlanto—\U .Mort., conv
morcgage
-,
^ewsto
A.
500,1101
.
CliiKte'i it
2(1
4
1.80.'.0U0
.............. ......
18.SS
to State of K.J.
of IWI
Bond
Loan
1.700 000
866,1X10
tto
Boston, Co. '8 Olbce.
J.& J.
do
do
J.* J.
& O. Boston and New iTork.
J.& J. Boston, by Treasurer.
4
B,0.)8,350
.tOU*.
1871)
180!)
11711
Cnln <* tulmn-li M.. gold., um r d «: 1 nd
OOiroct.«.£oMtt-Ut mortgage
VriiroA W'(C«/m«-;-tmortKage, KOlcl....
OuJornUi /^'-(/tJ-ist mortgage, gold
.
SO«i
yio&c
IS(>3
lat
tlonili c.iuv.lutoprfr.stock (idsnrles)..
Bonds conv. Into pref. stock (3d scries)
liiohJs.onv. t icom. .lock, («h series)..
series)...
lal mort. conv. on i.rani'h, (Sth
Convertible bonds or l<7(i. (6tb terlesi..^
.M.,cpuv., 1, gr
)iiirl.,k Mo. in yehrnoka—lat
CamiUn ±
5,636,300
1,435.-0
10
10
<t Sfa.
Preferred slock
J^osnoT
SondM.^
Principal
when Due
Rate
" hen I
Storki.
pert Payable. Where Payable and by
Whom,
Last Dlv.
Cent.
.
/Bwr—stoct
•••-,
inortgago, on road * 400,(XX) acres land
BurUngwn
Outtanding.
Road
all
or oxpianitlon ofpagereferences see footof KB. tables
llrst
INTERKST OR DIVIDENDS.
Amount
Ml'es
of
LIST.
ns Immediate ^notlee of any error dUcOTcred la our Tablea.
slrlnij;
& J. Boat., I. Llvermore, Tr July, 1890
do
do
M.& N.
Not. 1891
J.&D. New York, Co.'i Offlce. Dec. '29, '72 The Chic.& Northwest operates 1882 miles
do
3. J.&D.
Dec. 28, '72 and lins additional exteneioiis & branches
ri)
F. & A.
in progress. Lands of the Company aro
1885
do
7
M. & N.
about 2.0(0.000 "Cres. Operations fortha
Mav. 1883
do
7
F. & A.
years ending June 1, 1S72, compared as
do
7
F. & A.
roUows with 18'.0-:i
1385
do
1871-73.
7
F. & A.
$il,4U2,if.i
7
do
F. & A.
Gross earnings
7
M. & N.
do
Operating exps, 4c.
6,8!0,0»
1875
J.
•
7
6
7
7
7
J.&J.
J.* J.
Q-F.
A.
&
J.*
?"• A.
M.
J.
& O
J.*
7
O.
&
J.
ir
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
So
1884
1878
1915
1874
J»n.,18M
Net earnings
Interest
&
rents
Net Income
II.SiS.lSS
l,9I8.8!t
$2,618,324
$3,343,413
April. 1911
See full report In Chboxiclk, v. 15.p. XS7
DivldendB bare been paid on Dtook u«
.
.
December
.
)
.
THE CHRONICLE.
23, 13T2.1
871
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snbscrlbor*
urill
Amount
MIloa
01'
of
For explanatiuD, of all rcfurencen, suB^lload
foot notca oQ iBi paga oi UK. TuIiUm.
tt
as
JV?jriAuJM/ern.— (Coutlnued.)
St. fetor, Sd M. lamliiraut «.f.
iS: eoulp.
Wlnouafi
AMUW) ulcee, iHt M., OU rd
CMC. A Mil., 2a M.. (M.^C.ii.lt.)
CUlc. & Mil., lit M., 2d lieu
Clll<:.
Lacro
iw, I'roinp. ft P., l»t M..
C*
W
ISr.V
.S.W
M«DOiutaeu extuuil.iu Utjoort., gold...
"New iiencnil murtKa^e (lur «4b,UoO,.luO)
1870
l571
Pekin ttA'o«r/iU'cir«/7t— 1st Al., gold..
B.J.iti ucl/t.'— ntuck
lat mortgage, felnklug fund
ctilc.tb S^wopt., ut .M. tjol 1 (guar. In cu** ^
O'/'.,
Cin,
im
1869
1871
1869
Lufauette
1868
\m
IS67
1803
1867
1871
1365
1-71
1860
mortgags
— l8t morl., ffoul.
tt Vhlcaffo
Jt MtirtinftVitU—i^t M., guar by
tt
Vul.—Vtitmori
leaacua
Mtinkiasum
it CAi&—UC mortgage
2d mortgage
Vinn.
ItlrhmoHd
Jiic/lmond
C'i«;i.,
,t
F. W.—iat M..gl
186!)
guar
1.
U7!
Ctu., .'ktnduiki/<b ClevelanA—ilocli
Preferred atock
Murt. bda, Sauduaky, Daytoa A Cln.
do
haaduHky CUy A Ind
do
Clu., yauduaky & Cleve
CinctHnatI it S/irlnaftelcl— lat M., guar ut'd
Ciil.,Wati.<tific!t-iiii M..eild by L.S.&MI.S,
OVrt:., CuL, Cin. d: /rtd.— atoCK
iat mort. rC C. 4 <J. EK.j »a5,000a y. ar...
latM. (Bell. 4s Ind.) excb.for new
lat
irtgazp, ue w. a. f
M
C'Setand ife Mahoning—atocY
'
Ut mortgage
Einklug lund, 3d Mort. (now 2d)
80
120
Sao
133
20^
SM)
«7
Hubbar-l br. lat M.,akgfdbda
i.icrrMnd Jtt. Vernon dcUel—Ul M., gid....
Cievcland <t «<«.— Guaranteed atock
2d mortgage for #1,2U) 000
3d
»2,liU0,nl0
do
77
225
do
»l,200,0IJO
Consold. Bkg fund, M. f or »5 IXXI,000
Ciilabro^kdaie A. it.— 1st mortgage
Colorado Cii'itral—lm mortgage, couv
1H9
ISO
18
19
Cotiim. it I/ock. Vat.— SlocK
lat M. sink, fund bda
Logan &
lat raorttfxge,
'?,><
iU9
IW
isn
1871
's'o
1361
1869
-
Colu.nbiM, Chic, it Ind C«Ura/— stock
8d mortgage (Col.& Ind. Central K.H.)..
Income bonds. (Col. & lud. CtMitral K.R.)
Construe, bnda ( blc. & G, Kastern U.K.)
Income onda (Chic. & Gt East ru U.K.)
Union & Logiin pjrt Ist mor gage
CouB. Ist
., Bkg fund for »15,l)JO,0(X)
Cons. 2d M., lor *10.000,OUO
Colurnbui, Spring/', it Ctnn.— lat mort
toUtmbus it Xenia, stock
lOOdl!
1,000
1,000
100
1,0HI
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
i',t»'!0
i853
:857
1863
1870
76
18
76
588
is67
1871
1871
5O0
1,000
1,000
«0&c
500&C
jOO&c
ll,8Sjp.m
:.00&c
1,U0U
1,00(1
7
7
7
7g
6
7
6
mortgage
1,000
1,000
1868
1871
Detroit, Eel. liiv. it I.— lat mortgage
Detroit, imiKdale it JfUl,—lH morlguge
2d M ortga:;e
Detroit, Lansing it Lake Mtr-h.— lat mort.
Detroit it J{tltvaukee—l-t
ert. bonds
i
Funded Coupons, Nov. 15. 'f'G
2d Funded Coupons, Nov. 13. 63
Hon- la ol June 30. '*ib (ccndlilonaltv)
lat
Ster.lug((>ak.fi()tta. Uli.iOct. l,'53,gld.
Dollar (Oak. « otta. Uli.) bus, Oct. l.'r>,S.
lat .Mort. (Dctr. St Fontlae UK.), Apr. 1,'51
8 Mi.rt. (Df-r <• I'ontlKP Uil.l, Feb.. '54.
2<1 Mort. (Det'. & Pontlac RR.),
an., '53.
I
i896
1867
1869
l,(iO(l
i l!00
ft N'.
ft ;>.
J.
..
IS51
1856
1S72
1869
1871
7
7
1871
1S71
1855
1856
I860
1868
1866
1853
1893
1851
1894
189S
1866
N
4
N.
J.
J.
4
Bost.,
6g
f.
Tuu er,
7
f.
7
6
6
6
4 f
S
8
6
7
f.
7g.
t.
7
7
6&7
1M9
A.ft 0.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&u.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.ft J.
J. ft D.
J.ft J.
A.&0.
M.&N.
7
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
'666
1,000
1,000
91,(W0
150,000
250,000
100,1«)
A.ftO,
M. ft 8.
8
2.5OO.000
1,000,000
6.3.525
877,115
1,695,'51
M.ft N.
8
7
7
6
&
.1
*
.'.
M.&N.
7
.!.«.!.
;«• MJiN.
M.ftN.
7
8
7
A.&O.
F.
J
ft
A.
V J
110,1100
7
M.&S.
-.113.266
10
3
Varl.
J.ft J.
9.000.1100
880,(100
81,500
450,000
1,300,000
7f.
7
7
1,309,300
495,l<00
100
1,000
J .V J.
J.ft J.
A.&O.
7g.f. J.ftD.
J.
S
7
ft
J.
J.ft J.
M.ft S.
S,1S2,OOJ
J.&J.
J.&J.
8,l7O,0Oil
4.4ti2,0OO
883,000
790.000
194,000
160,000
1,000,000
90UM0
8S.
iv. ll.p. 159.)
1S72.
1S72
•
.
luly
ft
1, iN'in
and Boston
Philadelphia.
N. Y., Co.'s Ofllce.
Phlla.
ft
Julv, liXJO
l!W-l-'i-3-l;Le«8eJ to Phil,
i'
Mch
Carlisle. Va.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
F.ftA.
J.ftJ.
A.&O.
M.ft
8.
M.ftN.
Coal Co.
owned In large part by Pa. RR. Co.
Net earnings year ending Sept. 80 1872,
M50.3S-*.
L Tg-i advanri'B made to
Oct., 197i Stock
Phlla.T.A.Bddlc&Co. Apr.
do
do
Danbury, at
ft Trcnt.,6p.c. dlron sto'k
guaranteed by Consolidated
i2d iiiort. Is
1, 11*91
Mayl,18Sal
do
l,19(H
Apr. 1,1906
Jan. 1. 1884
branch
r
ads.
i
v. 1). p. t2S.)
May, 18.3 Dhidcuds 9 per rent per annum.
Ofllce.
90
Y., Lockwood
Co.
Phlla.. r^nn. K.U. Co, Oct. 1, 1SS8 Leased, Mu.'Ti, to Penn. R3. lorU }evt.
V.Y., Farm. L. ft r. Co April, 1'09
Lond. ft Fra-ikf't •fuly, 1911 In pr'grcss. Davrnp.. In., to St. Pan!.
S.
N.Y'., Wlnslow,!,. ft CO Jan.,I87;< Com. stoi i $,' Svs.lM. L'aed In pern etnlty
to Cl.-i
Iliin. A v. for annial Int. ou
Ju y, 11-81
do
do
S'.
Y
&
im&
,
,
.
bonds.
Sepl.,18S7
do
do
Oct., I'iSS
do
do
A.&O.
Mar. 8ift»l
do
do
M.* S.
J.ft J. S. Y..Am. El.NaflBk Jan. 1,1909
J.
J.ft J.
6
Dec,
8.
J.&
250&_
100
•68.'69
A.ftO.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
5
7
7
7 t.
New York
M.ft N.
M.&
610,000
136,000
1881
1856
1868
J.
J.ft.l.
Q-J.
7
2dM., »2.999,t«) were fold to Venn. KI!.
Nut earnings 187i.$i.iiioj3i. (v. 14,p.998)
April, 1908
Sept. 1,1901 Completed. Slarirh,
Bos' on. Globe Nnt'l Bk
N.y.,.\ni. Ex. K. Bk.
J.ft J.
1,178.000
JE.S1,000
Cons'l. ifWSof Col.,*I. C. aadrwcfto
East. Leased I'Cb , 186910 PIttsh .Cln.
«Si.L..and the I'enn. RR. Co.. for 30
percent of gross earnings, but giiarantfe-! $1,11/7 470peryr.. to psy Int. on 1st
M.»15.ai0.C00 & 2d M., C. ft I.. »82l,O0l'. Of
A. RR. Ian. l,l«Ti,Net income, ISTT-'n. »19».157. Dividend*
Scptl.l87S
In 10 years. 81 percent. (v.i9.p.!IU)
Jan. l,Mi;'(v. 13, p. 467.)
Boston, Boat,
ft 8.
ft J.
A.&').
2
7
8(.
"lio
1870
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft. I.
9
7
00
100&C
haH
&
do
do
do
do
ft i).
M.&S.
M.& S.
2,9011,000
^'a« Fennsyloanta^-atoct
I«t Mortgage
Gld.
M.
S.WO.OOO
500&C
lOOAc
60O&C
1, 1812
- Liasedlnn.'rpttuliy toPttt8.,Clnn.&6t.L.
'
S_eptl.lS90' (iuar by Pa IK, 1 eaa'a aaume Uablllt's.
......
Pa.
Co Nov. 1, 1872 pivlili-ndsm 10 ycara, 89 per ce t
July. 1S7
Leased lo Conco d Uit. »t $25.0C^) peryear.
Aug., 1872 Net ea nlugafor rear ending June 30, 1877,
Dec.l,l'7C
$;j08,901.
See annual report In Caaouz1876-lsvl
CLE, vol. 15. 1,. Hi.
Aug., :S72
.l.ft.I.
5
6
'ijooo
Varl.
Varl.
rei ort, v. 15, p. 839.)
luly 1,1880
Jan.
B^et'Mi.
Boston Ofllce.
F. ftA.
.1.
S0O.00O
Varl
1863
1868
1»70
Jan., lS9j
N' v.l, IVOO
do
do
do
do
J.
M.&
'A
22,0:«p.ni.
.'iOO&c
1,1873
Sept. 15. '7«
July, 1873
t
do
do
bv
July,' 1972
Nat Bank July, 1875
July, 1-79
do
do
Jail. 1,1880
do
omcc P.W. ft V. RK.
d'>
New
Y^ork Ofllce.
do
do
do
B
*
L's'd to L. Miami. (aB-medbr P.,C.ft -tIJ
In procr, es. Coi ntv sul'scrlpt'n, $400,0(<l.
Lciiaed and ope at. d ly I'hll.. t\ll.& Bait.
RR. for 75 per cent o trosa ear lng«.
in 1871 1 roaa earninga were $141.4^. Xu<
nual report r. 14. p. 7U.
Net receipts
l«7i. (1.6«,C36: floating debt
Consol. March. ISCi. wltb
Cent. Rli. of N.J. (T. 14,p.8W,t2e,<58: r.
July'JO, "72
Apr. 1,1879
$4,519,91,.
Mch. 1,1881
June. <8»
May
< :.
Pref. slock of $.")J00.0O\ guar.
« D.. Issued 1871 to retire D.
M. bonds.
Phlla., GIrard
do
do
do
J.&D.
IHO ;,iioo,ooo
7g. r. M.& N. N. Y., Drciel, M. & Co
2,500,000
1.000
SOO&c It.mar.m 7g.,. M itN. N Y., Lon l.&Ainsl'rd'm
New York Office.
A.&O.
2.810.000
1.000
do
do
A.&O.
8
4.690.000
1,000
i,m
Aug.
Leased to At. ft Qt. West. MtBKit month
ly. In advance.
Last an^.ual report la
CUBoJi,ot«. (T. 14, p. S5.*,
l'<72
Y., Lawrence Bros. Jan. 1, 1900 In progress.
ft T. Co. Dec.'2,187
Leased Nor., 1871 to Penn. KH. Co, at 7
do
Sept 1, 1873
p*-r cent p. r annnm, on
rcaent stock
Nov. 1,1875 and all Intrreat on beudt, fto. ii et last
do
K.V., Farm.L.
do
do
do
do
A. ft 0.
A. ft O.
5
1,111,000
1,6SS.000
mort
a.f..
& Co
Cl.'Velaiid. at ofllce.
Ilk
N. v., Manhattan
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.ftA.
M.&S. N. T.. Union Trus Co.
Columbus, Tri-nsury.
2f. Q.-M.
M.&8. N. Y., Amer. F.x.Bauk
6
18,S.'.8,'-50
100
l.lt Mortgage, Oct. 1.'63
Dunkirk, Warren »t Pltt^burj—Ut m, gold
Jiuchesit it Columbia— lat Mortgage
Nov.,
J. ft J.
7
7
7
7
7
MiO,00l)
lOl'.OOO
ISil
1870
ft L..2d M., In trustees' hiode
lo exciiange for lat.
Murcb, leoi Road lu progress. Lafar, Ind. to 81. Aiia'i.
July, IMe Fonnerly leased to Ind., Cln.
LafaretM.
Stork. $381100.
July, 1399 Leased lil<X!to Cln., Ram. ft D. Co. (r. It
M.
1,28.V'0
1,000
IW7;_v.29,7^.
r. I!jp.
Ind.Otnn.
1892
Oct., 1367
467.WIIJ
622,1011
1(0.1
See CUBOCIOLC,
Jan77^fi.«7
J.&J. N. Y..St.Nlch.Nnt.Bk
do
« N
do
A.&O.
do
do
7
2,I24,5W
50
tl60,ilO.
May, IW9
N.V., Ward.c.
.l.&J.
7
Ids ,500
49J.OOO
Jnnc, 1877
Dec,
7^
In B, ,871
June 1, '08 L« sed to Phlla. ft Reading (r. 14, p. eSI 1
Phlla., Co '8 Office.
Boston, Treaa.'a Ofllce. June 1. '% Slock Issued. 1347.800.
Feb. 1, •7S Net earnings, 1^71, f:i'<,T3S.
New ttoek
AiftO. K. Y., St. Nlch. .\'at. Bk Oci. 1,1897 20 per c. leaned Feb. *7S. (r. 14, p. 522;.
J.
7
S2.O0
1856
1896
1:99
Sioux C»<y— itook
'»
M.
9,000
1,400,000
2,000,000
1,000
1,00 20.000iir.ni
922,400
50
l.OOIl
2,2;S,(«0
,
».
.lulv
:
do
is,ooo,-.oo
400,000
500,000
6'&7C lOO&c
1868 20U&C
I
'89
8g. J.ftD.
170.000
J889,.May,
S.
N.
400.000
1,850,000
250,UIO
1,000.000
2,008 000
996,000
9l«,600
68»,0Ol
1.491,250
161.000
109,500
50
84
Tenn., Virginia it Oeorgta—atocli
1st Mortgage alnklng f und bonds
3fortgage (Old)
Mortgage (new)
JSastern (J^m.*)— atock
Engl'sh Loan, c »nv«-r Ibl*»
Boada due 1874, conyenlbl'*
Baaex R.R. bonds. Sept. 1896
liouds duo 1H«. Anrll, '65
do
1838, March, 'es-'M
ft
J. ft J.
9Ai 10a.
1, l/MiOO
7
100
Dubuque Sonthwestern^lat M, pref .,
ft
ft
«
1,000
bond<. (V. 14, u. 827, V. 15, p. CI'. SM.)
Julji'lDM Leased tost L., Kan.
&^. (v.l >, p.i<t(.)
ct.2J, 187.' Lenses the Day. ft Mich, and Cliiu
K. Jk
I, 1880
Clue. Nf-t esrni' e^ of ifaln and leased
May
J.n. 1, 1889 I.. 4X1
June, IKjl IntereFt guar, by three oiber companies.
June, 1.^7.^ Net earnings y«;ar ending June 80. I87t,
Cleveland, Office.
7f. Var ou«
F. ft A.
8
SOO&C
e. 1.1911 rioad In progrcH. Bonds. *l\OUO per mile.
uci.73.ia72 Kooi .((U new atock laaned Ja'i., li.3. Net
I81K
e-rnSnga year I871.ri, f2.»'0,jXl. Onljr
Nor. ia9»
eurr''ncy iiii. Is pa d on cti. ft 8. W.
5f.
S.
J.
J.
Q-M.
1,2411,000
lOO&c
Bonds of 8 -pt. 1, 1866, (Limit «30O,0O)).
Bda & raort. on Det. real estate
ft
«O9,00ii
bonds
'1!
J.
J.
N.
A.
ft
ft
ft
400 000
1866
1863
,ld
do
New York.
Boatou, Ofllce.
M.&N.
448,100
;oo&c
28,
f.
Al
I
^« M.
M.
7
1.900.00(1
3,10,000
900&C
2d Mortzane, April
t.
f.
M.
?« F.
M.
7
292,000
Toledo Depot (cost t353,»10)
61&64 SOO&C
Dayton it WmI.— Ist M^ gnur. L. M.&C.& X.
1K64
3«
lOOu
Dec'ttur. SuUlBjn it MaUoon (/iia.J— lat M.
13
1871
Delaware i?.*.— at ck
UOX
Uo
7
3Kf.
1,786.000
100
Vayt.it Mch—Pmr stock, guar. C. H.* D.
lat M., sinking fund, »3U,(XJ0 per year
2d mortgage
8d mortgage
lat
7
7
1,1X10
Del; Lack.it Wwlern—stock
Iat Mort. (Del.,L.& « ., Kast.Bx.) akgfd
2il Mort. lli.,L.Jt Wpst.l
:.,..
Bond*, (convertlb. from June i,'75 to '77)
Denver Pailtic—lsl mortgage, gold. 1. gr ..
Denver dt Bio Grande—lat mort., gold a. f.
JjeH Moines Vul—ut M., K"Okuk to Dos M.
l8tM.,on85m.i466.000acr'e&2d.M.onl62m
Ow.,
:
A.
ft
M. ft S.
J.ftD.
300,(«10
1858
1871
1870
,
pref.
do
do
.Nov,, 187
tS2S,'15. Leaj>"d In Aug. liri. to Cl..
do
do
Aug. 1, 1900 Col. Clnu. ft Ud. Uli. Uiport t . r. 11,
do
do
Kept 1,1877 p. SS9.
Y., I'nlon Trust Co Dec. 1,1890
A. ft O. .N.V..Uuloa Trust Cu. Apr. 1, 1901 Rds<nar.i<byCC.C.ftI.:)tbyL.8.*U.B.
I. ft J.
do
do
July 1, 891 In progresa.
F.* A. E. Y.,U. S.TruatCo. Aug lsr2 Ni'teaings, 18*1. tl.SWBn New Btock,
do *
Juiie7)to84
J.ftD.
tUOOu.OJOls.ued Decern »er, 1372. Cbbohuntil 11:99
do
J. ft J.
ICLC, V. 14, p. 497 abo T. 15, p. 07, uti.
F.
981,700
225.000
'i',66o
do
Co
ft
M.'&'N.
7
100
I't mortgace
Guaranteed bond*.
tw on
'•7l,it<onprei. : Jane, ini, ft on tH.th :
Dec., 18.11,9 OU boili; J1.IIO linu, ) na
pref; Dec, itin, 5 ou prel.. 4 on eeio. i
June, 18*1. -I If ll.itO; Dec !-•>, D OK
both. Pontoiii ftb da convened Nov, "Q.
(V. II, p. 8S, hi.i V. 19, p. IS, K, au, KM.
&
N.y.lcoi'a Office.
New Vcrk.
N.V., Wlnslow, L.
J. ft D.
9!iS,000
5<»&C
do
do
do
ICs
11.56 lOO&c
66&71 500&C
it .ft'oruja/*— Stock
it
7g.
511,900
1,252,000
1.096,000
10()&c
1.000
Kew York. Co.'t 'Office.
M.ft3.
F.ftA.
7
7
11,2.)0,854
90C&C
50
100
100
/)anvlite,l/aatelon it FiUMftarra— lat mort.
IkinviU, Urb., Bfton it Pekln—Ut M.,golJ.
Dubuque
,
ft
ft
ft
J. ft J.
J.ft .(.
J. ft J.
7
517.000
8,125 000
2.059, 00
630,000
487.900
46,000
90
M ortgage
Extei.alon
Slate luau
?«•
l,li6l),iX)0
—stock
Paul—Ulii., g
(ollovt! June, imi
,
i!,"i«.
Juuel.TJ*.!
J.ftD. K.7., N. Bl: of Com'rce.
ft O. N.Y.,Wlnslow,L.ft Co.
do
ft N.
do
do
do
J. ft J.
.l.ftU.
do
do
T., Am. Exch
J *D.
a'.Bk.
do
J. ft J.
do
32J000
10.
mort^'age
St.
MM
o
A.
M.
7
2.000 000
1,100
16,000 p.m.
:.o
lOO 19,WX).UI0
101
2dmor gage
<fc
11174
do
J.
7
8
400,00
150,001
2,00 ,0l«
15,000,000
Cumberland ibPenn^i/lvanlit—lst mortgage
2d mort agi-slnkmg fund bonds
Cu mberlund Valtej/—stock
Davenport
Office, Dee.l.t>l»
1974
J.
ft
ft
ft
J. All.
4
7
1.243, no
<t PttuswnpiHc It. i?.—fltock
mortgage, sinking fund
Xotea, coupon
Masaawlppl atock, guar, by C. & Pass
do
bonds.
do
do
Con necticut Jtiver—atock
lat luo'-.gage sinking fund
Connecticut t'ai/ey— Ist mortgage
Connecticut Western—lit inortgage
Connecting (Phlta. —\al mortgage
Common
do,
do
O.
J
S.
7g. f. M.
7g.f. J. ftD.
321,000
lat
Danbury
Tork. Co.'s
laalDIVI'd,
da
A.
819,000
50
1843
1845
1863
18(7
18r8
1870
Connecticut
lat
AD. New
ft N
O.
O.
4
7
42.1,046
lOO&c
Portsmouth
db
7g.
350,00(1
1,07;, 'SO
M
Concord
8
1,000 10,0Ollp.m
1,100
XO.WO
69',000
1,000
l.K)O.Ol»
''so 4,.'W,0lO
'
Iat mortgage
/7ortcort;—atock
J.
A.
A.
10
282.UIU
6U1,000
2,noo,(wi
20000 pr ni
400,000
50
id
Straltavlllv 15r....
Mori, bonds
19,000.000
8,6 «,'i»
6,1 00,000
1,000,900
500.0J0
>,600.0UO
l,'29O000
60U,(XO
50
"67
4th
100
1,000
1866
1852
.
m
J.
M.
KRMAnKB.
l)uo,
.storks.
by WioiD.
V»r.
7
7
2,'.OU,00(I
I
15000'prm
Uil
Ctuu <& Soutliw.. ut M., gold, not guar
ChlUaithe tfc /.r<i;wit»— lat Al.,guar by N.Mo
Cln., Hatailwn tt i>uy((/n— aluck
lat luortgagu rf 'es
2d
dj
of '66
Sd
do
of '67
Cln.,
OO)
500fto
I
?''
Principal,
when
«s*,
Clilc..
<t Incl—Xat,
iiiortirage, guar
^,
4,87^,000
397.000
182,UU0
1,139,000
1,OUI,000
1,390,000
1,000
1,000
IfiUO
l.tUO
IMniil*, i
IMTBKEST on DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Parable, and
.
Chic.
'ii
Oulstanding.
10O«c
lat lieu
gu. C.*N.
Iowa Mlillaud.ltM. guar, by
ClnctnnaU
LIST.
confer a sreat ntvor by glvliiK n* Immediate notice of any error die covered in onr Table*.
DESCKIPTION.
Chinago
:
15. P.4V1. «9i, 626.)
L.er.Ml.Ovo acres. On. by Eansaa Parlflc
-.
,
1,:899
1,1900 In proareaa. GUL.ge,<tft; whole line. ^TOin.
Oct. 1, 1877 De aulted int Oct., 1871. Agreement vttll
Oct. 1, 19961 bo,, dhulders, Sept., 1872. (r. 19, p. 159.)
Nov.
N. Y., Mercantile Bank July 1. 1^9:1
N.Y., Mrcanille Bank, Jnne 1, '90lTralBcguar.40p.e. from Mich. C. ft
do
do
Juy, 1991
OtW.
'
A pr 1, I896i Also a depot M. $50,000; « JT. notei, $^9,000.
Boston, Co.'s office.
15,
N. y., M. K. Jesup&Co May '" '75 Leased to Oreai west, of Canada. In 1868
'79
ay 15, *- 3S nrr cent was paid on pref. stock, and
do
do
do
May 15, '79 In l>6y. 7 per cent. Of the bonds of
do
June. 1^*66, $l.2:!8,(i»i are la the hands of
May, 1875
do
do
July 1,1886 the Merchants Bank of Can., redeemable
N Y. & Detroit.
Nov. 1«, 7S $lft).(l<> per yr. $35t>0UI hare thu* far
N. Y. ft London.
N. y.. M. K. Jesup ft Co Nov. 19, 73 been reiieemed. Net eamluits In 1871,
Apr. 1,1878 1966 6'8. In IsTtl, $508,223; in 18«», tWtXl
d
do
Feb. 19, '86 In 11*68. $7m.49.; In 1%. $768,789; In 19M,
do
do
Jan. 1,1873 $6^,(162. See annual iepvrtlui.Baoaici.N
do
do
Sept 1, 1886 v. 14, p.aa.
do
do
Various.
D.-trolt Office.
N. Y..M.K.J<sup*C0. Oct. IS, "7^ Leased 10 Ills. Cent. lorJCyrs. atSS p. ct.
earn'c* Iat 10 yi«, SS per ctnt !d 10 yri.
do
18S3
do
N. Y.. M.K. JesupftCo. Jnly, 1883 Set earnings. 1S71, $72,188. Pref. stock,
IS $.59 .815. com. s OCK, $584,661.
do
Oct., 1883
do
.Inoe, 1900 Completed .»ugu^t,137l. (v. 14, p. 683.)
S. Y., Union Trust Co.
N. Y., Brown Broa ft Co Jan. 1, 190ell''t. was suspended, see r. 14,'air
Leaaed to Phil ft Itrtdlng, at a per cent
PhlU.,byP.& U.RR. Jan., 1875
on EtO'k and lot. on bo ds. (r.U.p.GSSJ
Phlla., P. & K. Office. Mch 1,1888
Co'sol. Nov ,1-6.1, of E.Tenn. ft ^a. ana
N. Y.,GallatInNat'lBk. July"l",1900 E. Tenn ft Ge. In 1870 the Co. paid Its
debt to Tenn. and Issued the sink, fund
N. v., R.T. Wilaon&Co: July, 1880
-
>
do
do
Boeton. Co.'s Office.
London.
Boston. Co.'s Office,
do
do
do
do
.luly 1S7«
Jan
1,
73
187 i
1374
Sept., 1876
Apill. IS*»
Marcb.l&SS
May,
1889
loan.
(V.
ISp.
659.
eir.'.)
^ald In' ISM. Leasee KastStock, t»t/a).
ern In N. B.. 16m.
same dividends as Kast. »iass. Lease*
Ponland. Saco ft P.. at 10 per cant
New stork $«)0,(»0 Isavtd
on slock.
De<!.,ir72. (V. 14,pp.l»,ir.)
So dividends
—
.
.
.
,
.
.
;.
.
THE CHRONICLK
872
[December 28, 1872.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
notice of any error dUcovered In onr Tables.
Subscribers wUl confer a creat favor by glTlng n« Immediate
Bonds, 5
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Principal,
DESCRIPTION.
Amount
Miles
Outstanding.
of
For explanation, tc, of all references, see Road
foot notes on Ist pa}{e of KU Tables.
Aa««rn
18<i6
d:
1,000
5U
50
mortgage bonds
Income bonds, mo yesri to run
Boadft mortjfagj on Klmlra real estate..
1st
«>1« flaiteini— stock,
Preferred,
!
common
1
i
1K7)
1861 to
570,000
50,000
78,000,000
8,536,910
"ioo
...
100
v.V
per ceut, stock
mort^axe (extended
Ist
1,000 000
500
com
400,000
200,000
3,000,000
500,0U0
500,000
1,0J0
1860
W mortgage, conv
rutiibr.tiiyiwn
MkJucoA—Ut Mort., conv,
JilnUra .t WiMamxpart—itoci,
Preferred stoelc
lOO&c
lOO&c
1870
mort., conv
(JW.)—lit
Shore,
on
1817
1819
1853
I^5^
id mortgafc'e, convertible (ext. to 1819.).
Jd mort^att'e
4tli mortf^age, convertible
Ktn mort«a>fe, convertible
500&C
lOO&e
BaHalo Uranch Bonds
Long Dock Co. mortiiaiie
isei
1863
SterTlnx bonds, convertible, £1.1100,000...
General mort., gold (for $30,000 000)
1870
1,000
50
1862
1365
1863
4,000,000
6,000,000
4,441,000
926,500
186,000
8,000,000
5,000,(00
6,446,000
lOO&c
18.15
3L-Uit i*ttt>fburg—stoc'£
tat mort>fa>fe, conv. Into cons, mortgage.
2d mortjfaBv- convertible
Consol, mor..free of State tax
.
1,000
£iO
&
1st .M.
Bang
to
1,000
XcanscA Orawfanlsv—l^t M, Ev.&
Ill.,s.f..
(EvanavllletoTerreH.)....
llockville extension
Bmiuvitle, Heiiaerson it Saihv.—Ut mort.
Xd'iuxvllk, Teire UauU it CAfc.— 1st M.gld
.MfcA&urt/—stock.
FUiU it fire Marqueltt— stock
Consol. mort. s. f
1st mort.. L. O., 153,600 acres, 1st dlv
1st M., 2am, 2a on 11), l.g 153.(i(X) ac, ad d.
1st mo' tKaife, L. G., SM.OOO acres, 3d dlv,
Flint & HoUy R. R. (8. f ., fa.WU per year)
Bay City K. Snglnaw. lot .M, guar by lese's
do
Bay county, issued In aid &
1st mort., s.f
,
Couatrui^tlon bonds
Holly, Way, ,e & .Monroe, Ist mort, s.f
.^torwltt— 1st raortgai<e, gold, convertible..
Ftivi/Uitg it
18«9
1852
1851
i860
1867
1870
mort
mort
2dm rt. and equipment bonds
Tori W.tt/ne, Manoie it W/tu— Ist M., gold.
2d mort, ...^
Frederick, it Penn^loania—lsfM., gold
•JiliDeiMn, UouSlOil it a. iif 18;i— 1st Mort.
Georgia R. H. ik liankinij Co.— stock
Bonds, not mortgage
Oilman, Clinton it Sfirinaf.—lat M., gold.
2d riiortua^e, gold
6r. R-^iJiiii ifc //i(iia/iti— 1st m, gold, guar..
1st mort, uol
not guaranteed
Orand Trunk ( Con'tiia)— stocc
Mort. to Bk of IT. Canada ou surplus lands
Equipment M., Ist on all rolling -lock
do
do
2d
do
Postal bds, &c., secured by gov't business
1st Fref. bds, conv. into 1st pr,-f. stock
do
2d
do
2d
do
do
3d
do
566&C
1,000
1.000
500&C
500&C
500
i'ooo
1,000
Vila
1369
1871
1869
166&C
18(1
1871
ISil
1,000
liTO
13(2
1869
i,oo«;
i',i)6c
5()0&C
l,'iO,000
1,000
lOi
1,500,00
l,W
2.0011,000
i,bu
1,000,000
5,aio,ooo
2,855.000
4,200,000
615,500
1,001
£2t £3,438 589
221,190
600,000
500.000
1,201,00-)
2,980,013
1,704,T21
8!0,143
6,517,964
19,941,137
1,751,907
do
do
4tb
Great Western (Ottmifal— Com. etoc<
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. Into comuaou
Debentures
^,
2>7,2n
em
bonds, coupon
do
do ...,
do
do
bonfls, coupon
692,0,53
2,315,900
618,066
2,360,333
301,783
3,630,000
1,510.»68
1,126,545
£110
£10
£100
£10)
(fe Co^*/«&ia— stock
mortgage, guar, by State
Bonds not guaranteed
Bickeiviiick ik N. Y. Extension—l-i mort,
Hannibal 16 5(,.7osei)A— common stock
Preferred tock
{
1,000
l,oou
1(1
1871
1
New
500&C
Nnrcfi^ide—im mortgage
Foiida,Jolinitotcti it Olovers>jille—\»r.
Fort. Wayne, Jackson itSaainato~Ut
Mortgage
do
do
do
do
1,000
1.000
100
1^72
1860
1866
1868
I168
13«I
reenviUe
Ist
Missouri State Loaa
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 1870, conv
Ist mortgage (Qulncy& Palmy.
1st mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. RB.)
Harlem Extenalon—X^l mortgage
IblO
500&C
800,000
9,167,700
6,087,224
S.O 0,000
100
100
1,000
70
1865
1870
,
1st
1967
1870
1
Indlanap. Ulnom'tonit lCes<— lat .M.,gldbds
2d mor gage...
indtanap.. Cine, tt Laf.— stock
Ind, & Clnn. of '58
Ind ,Clun. & Lafayette
do
do
do
.^
IniianapollH A St. Zt>«i»-lst M.,ln S series
2d mortgage
KqalpmenT bonds.,
Indtatutp.db Vlnc«7tnea— lat M., guar
dtanap. i
2d mortg ige. guar
Jniernatlo ,al (re'cas),l8 M.,gold.
Houston ft Gt. No., 1st mort., gold
Jonla& Zrtnsl«fir— 1st M., tradlc g'lar.
2d mortgage
loioa I\iU» .1 Sioux Utv—'.a'. M.."A'nl'.'i''69'
Jthicj
Jack.,
it
AM«(M-l8t M..slnk, fund, gold
Lam.
it
Saffliiaa}~i9t mort..
2d mort
3d mort
Jacknonv., y.W.
.
:
n.ortgai£e (SU'Queh, to Carbondale).
fK. Mad.ik tndianap.stock
ml. & )tad R :. -1st mortgage
Jaffsrsonvllle
.-2dm rtgaze bonds..
affersonrllle, Mad.& lad— Ist m Ttgage
d
do
2d mortgag
Bond» of I.oulivll e (endoraed)....
..
'
»M«
it If.
InsUana—Ui mortgage
700,000
820.000
1,180.000
191,0(0
100,000
100,000
7,6«0,000
416,000
367,600
1,317,000
118,080
100
100
18W
1861
1851
1857
1865
•I.'i'j.
M.&N.
M.& H.
M.AS.
A.&O.
J.tt U.
J. A.J.
7
7
7
J.&D.
M.*8
& S.
6
M,
7
Q.-M.
J.& J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
A.&O.
6g. J.&J.
6 g.
7
7
7
7
M.& S.
J.&J.
M.& -N.
F &A.
J.&J.
1g.
M.iN
a: J.&J.
8
7
7
8f.
10 f.
10
10
8
8 t-
M,& N^.
M.& N.
J.&J.
M.&8,
M.& N.
J.&J.
M.&S.
J.
&
J.
J.&J.
Ig- J.&J.
M.&N,
J.&J.
7
7
8
J.&J
A.& 0.
8
lastDlvld.
Bank Jan.
Phlla., Glrard Nat.
do
New
8
6 g.
8,,.
J.
J.&J.
A.&O.
"4"g.
Formerly Icasedto P., W. & D.:operBts
on own account since Dec, 1869.
1890'Slock,
1,
Annual
1(3,107,0 0.
rep. In v.15, p.35
Penn. R. R. Co
Nov., 1872 Leased In 1863 to Northern Cent, for 99
do
Jan., 1S73
yrs. Rent paid, $165 S15. Net earnings
Phlla., Penn. Life Ins.Co Jan. 1, 18801
In 1871, $59,68). against »90 219 In 1870,
Phlla., Penn. R. R. Co.
Dlvs. guar uy Pa. lili. (v. 14, p. 62S.)
phlla., by Company.
Feb., ve The report for the nine months endlnj
N. y.. Office, 23d Btleet. JuiylS, '^2 JuiAe 30, 1872, 18 publlahed very fully in
do
.May. 1879
the Chroniolk, v. 15, p. 82. with comdo
do
do
Mch. 1,1879 plete t.ibles of ea.niiigB, ex-tenses, labilities, &c.
do
.March n&l
The Get earnings above
do
interest, &e.. for the flscal year enddo
do
Oct. 1,1^80
do
do
June 1,1888 l' g September SO, 1871, were SUB.'JOl
1870, none; 1869, $475,612; 1868, $22,672; 1867,
do
do
Jan. 1,1891
$1,040,584,
do
Jan.. iS93
(v, 14, p. iO, 85, 385, f.i5 V.
do
London.
Sept 1, 1875 15, p. 12,41,46,51, 62, 355,460, 793, 8i0.>
New York and London, Mi:h. 1,1920
N. y.. Union Trust Co. Dec 10, '72 Leased In 1870 to Pa. RR. for 7 rer ct per
annum on stockand debt. Net earnings
do
do
Jan. 1, 1882
do
do
Apr. 1, li90 in 1871, $656,031
(v. 14, p. 628,)
do
do
.Inly 1,1S98
do
do
Oct. 1, 18:)0
To form a direct line from Bangor to St.
New York & London. Jan. 1,1889 John and Halifax (v. 15, p. 62i.)
do
Mar. 1, 1899
do
N. Y., Farm.L'an&TCo Jan. 1, 188', Com. stock. $1,041,253, pref., $100,000, Net
do
do
Nov. 1,1887 earnings. 1811-72, $213,643. Annual redo
.\ug. 1 I85O
port in CHBONtoLE, V. 15, p. 8(^8,
do
N. Y., Geo. Ondyke & Co July 1,1897 Con.sol. with St. Louis & S.E. (V. -5, p. 213)
N. Y.,Farm.L'an&TCo May 1, 190U Stock paid m, $400,000. (v. I3,p.667.)
Boston OlUce.
Jan. 1,1873 Div. In 10 years, 75 per cent. .y. 14, p. 43.)
GrofS earnings, 1871, $674,6&^; expenses,
$102.£ll
Total
ot ear lugs. $2:i.87i.
N.Y.,Merch'nt.'Ex- Bv Ma'y','i902
N Y., Mcchan. Nat. tik May 1, 1880 land sales to Jan. 1, 18T2, $1,714,814. Dean. 1, 1887
ferred payments on land sales and Ctish
do
do
do
do
Sept 1, 1888 In trusiee-r hands, Jan. 1, 1872. were
do
May 1, 1888 $988 742, A'inual report -JU dished In
do
Chro-Mclb, v. 11, p. 732; see a so p. 796.
New York.
do
Jan. 1, 187B
do
N. Y.,Mech, Mat. Bank. Jan.l.iaOl
New Y ork or London Jan. 1, 1900 Fern'dinato Ced. Keys L.gr. 500,00) acres
N. Y., Market Nat. Bk.
Stock, $-200000.
N. Y., St. Nlch. Nat. Bk July'l','l900 vet earnlnjp, 1870-71, $30,499.
N.Y., Farm's. L.&T.Co July 1,183: Has a traffic agreement from Mich. Cent.
do
Oct., 1881
do
Oct., 188') Sold, 1871, to Ft W.,Jack.,& Eagloa-w.
Boston, Treasurer.
Apill, 18%
do
Bait., Merch. Nat. Bank. Oct. 1, 1901 In progress.
N. Y., F. P. James* Co, July 1, 190, First Int. due Jan. ,'73. (v. 15, p. 76.)
Augusta, Ga., RK. Bank. July, 1872 Set earnings, 1871-72, $417, '233. (V. 14, p.
do
1870 to 1886
330, 459.)
Phlla.,
I
;
.
,
I
;
.
& J.
f.
f.
J."& J.
7g.
7I.
1,1880
Apl. 1,18861
Mch
Ifork.
A.& 0.
A.& 0.
A.&O.
^g. J.&J.
4
J.&J.
7
J.&J.
7g. M.&S. New York and London.
T g-
N. Y., Winslow, L.
& Co
Sent., 19(e Trafflc guar, of 15 p. 0.
1839
Ist
A.&O.
London & Montreal.
A.&O.
do
do
J.&J. London Joint Stock Bk
J.& D.
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
J.&J.
do
do
do
do
5K A.&O.
A.&O.
do
51?
do
do
6g. J.&D.
do
^H
s
4
6
6
mortgage guar, by
Ills
Pitts.,
C.& Pa.R
Fort. Wayne
& Chle. (V. 13, p, 83, 177, '209, 210, 482, 8.33)
All the amounts here given are in pounns
sterling,
eases All. & St. Lawrence,
'f*
3
from
Jan.. 1892
do
do
London, Co. Office.
6^, A.&O. London, at Co. 'a Office
do
eg. J.&J.
F.& A.
do
Var.
J.&J.
do
5
J.&J.
do
5
J.&J.
4
do
3
J.&J.
do
i
Apl., 1877
Jan.. 1920
Perpetual,
150m.; chic, Det.& Can. Grd. June,
59m.; Mont,& Champ., 49m.; Buff. & L.
Huron 161m. Gross earnings in half
Irredeea'.
Irrcdee
yeareudluE Junn
.
Irredeem.
Irredeem.
30,1872, £869,476; ex-
Senses, £072.197; re' earnings, £l;»7,'t82.
ee CllBONlCLS, v. 15, p. 6.7, 796, 797,
Oct. 26, '72 Co?npany leases the Erie & Niagara, Sim.,
Oct,, 1872
and the Detr, & Mllwauk.;e, 189m, For
July, 1871
the half year ending Jnly 31, 1872, the
Jan. 18,3
gross receipts -were £:t50,7S3; working
Nov., 1873
e.\p n^es, £329,4S;; netearnlniis, £2-;i,-29S;
Proflt
July, 1816
Intere-'t on bonds, &c., £84 184.
Oct., 1877
on half vear'8 working £137,114. See
<>et,,l 78
report m'CiiHO.vici.E. v. 15, p, 627.
Dec,
1890
Interest In default.
I88'l-S5
1,000
so
5ft)
1,000
M.& N. Jersey City, Ist
6
7
8 f
8
15,
3M
J.'&J.
7
7
6
J.&J.
F.& A.
7g.l.
7
25,'280,510
5
7
1,000,
3,0n2,500
832,000
2,500 001
2,500.0)0
2,750 000
5,000,000
1,0)0
l,5!X),00l
,50
5,728,490
1 589,500
2.800,000
1,600,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
50O&C
1,000
1,000
1871)
SC'O.OOO
1871
500&C
IS71
1872
1869
18-0
1869
IKTO
1835
1863
137'
1. 700.000
1.450,000
1,000
1,000 16,000 p.
1,000 16,000 p nj
770,000
1.000
300,000
1. 000
500&C 2.960,0 «
600.000
lOO&c
1195.000
1.000
500,000
1.000
940,000
LOCK)
1,0.0 20,00Op.m,
m
1870
1867
1S69
1369
7
p.
See Chbohioi-s, T.
157.
5',,
500&C
1,000
1,000
1,000
i',600
*
882 000
S45 000
•
do
do
do
do
do
do
-Mar., 1883
.Ian., 1892
Operated by Erie.
Han. & St. Jo., 207m.. branch, Qnlncy, 111,
to Palmyra. 15m. Cameron to Kans. €,
;
Total operated, 275m. Net earnings In iS70-71, $1,039,034, 50,000 shs. new
stock anthoiized in Feb., 137'./.
See Chroniols, vol. 14, p. 219, 3'21
y.
53m.
common
;
Jan., 1392
13, p. 804.
Tan. 1, K90 Int. was In default. See (v. 14, p. 6-a.)
Pliila-, Company'^ office Jan. 10, '78 Leased to Penn. RR., which owns a majority of the stock,
(v. 14, p. 028.)
do
do
Julyl,il
Leases" Berkshire RB.,Stockbridge& Pit 8.
Bridgeport & Boston. July'l'.'i872 field, and w. stockbrg. Gross earnli gs
operating exp's, $601 ISl);
1871, $730.280
N. Y.,Bkof New Vork
1877
net earnings, $170,160, a^aln.-t $147,024 In
Brld;;eport and Boston.
1885
1870. (V, If, p. 659,1
do
do
1889
N.
City Bank. Jnly 1,1891 In progress. Sb- CHBoyicLK. p. 413.
, Nst'l
Philadelphia, Office,
Sept. 1, '90 Ihe report to State of Penn. for year
;
Y
do
do
do
A &0.
N.Y.,Co
F.'&A.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&J.
A.&O.
J.&J.
M.&S.
A,&0.
F.4 4..
J.&D.
May"l','l390
do
do
'8
office.
do
do
N. Y. & London.
N. Y.. Co, '8 office.
Londoj.
N. Y or London.
N. Y., Turner Bros.
do
do
N. Y., Amer. Ex.
do
do
Feb.
Apl.
1, 187.5
1,
1695
do
Bank
do
do
do
do
Un. Trust Co.
do
do
187'.,
$373,63) gross earnings and
ope.atlng expenses, (v. 14, p,
shows
$174,2i4
628.)
Au'g'.','l872
Apl. 1, 1875
Apl. 1,1875
Oct. :, 1890
'\pl, 1, 1875
1, 1901
Jnly
Oct,, 1909
Oct, 1890
Sept, 1867
April, 1888
l-cb., 1897
Main
line,
(402m.)
707m.
per
35
Bent of leased roads
cm
t
of gross earnl- gs.
Net revenue In 1S71, t2,;32,8i7. Const,
bonds of 18i5 will be paid now on demand. (V. 14 p. 85, 490.)
In progress, Co. has aid & 32,000 acres I'd
Road completed, Sept., I'-TO Cost ot road
and equipment*, $11,500,000.
into hands of receiver. Oct. .'70
Road went
Settlement with creditors pending. See
report in V. 13, p. 800. (v. 13, p. 635, 800;
v. 14, p. 5il.)
June, 1899
Various,
Jnly 1,1919 Set earnings, 1871, $286 414. Leases St.
N. Y.,
l.ouls, A. & T.H. roadand paM $450,000
7
A.& O,
do
Oct. 1, ItOO
8
J.&J,
rent, net ear.ilnifs being $.-iOO 676.
.julyl, 1881
F.& A N.Y.,rarm'3L.&T. Co,
Bond^ guara iteed by Peun. RR, Co.
7
1903
6
M.&N.
do
do
do
Jr. A.&O. New York,Nat.City Bk. Apfli'l',1911 ConsoUdited, June, 1872. In progress. See
do
Cbeoniclb, h. 15, p, 44 331.
J. & J.
do
,Tan. 1,1900
If. J.&J. N. Y., Farm. L.& T. Co. July 1,1869 Leas-dto \rlchliran Cent., which gives a
8 f
M.& N.
do
do
.S'ov. 1,189,1
traffic guarantee.
do
7
A &0. N. Y., Nat. Park Bank. Apl. 1, 1899 Leased to Ills c.at 85 p,c. on earnings,
J.&J. N. Y., Metropo Itan B'k, Jnlyl, 1S90 fitoek paid up, $236,730.
V- J. & J. N.y.,Nlnlh Nat. Bank, July 1,1""" Operated by Mich. Cent, Lands, 192,000
1, 18S.5;
>•. .v S.
H
do
do
do
acres, (v. 13, p. 667.)
Mar.
M.&N.
8
do
do
do
1S90
J.& J. N.Y. .Loudon orFrankf. July 1, 1902 Bds offered in Aug., '72. Seoadv.ln Chbo!(.
7
7
J.&
J. &
201000
101
i8S2
1851
186«
1870
1853
I'en.
4,00(5,00)
96,000
2,000 000
2,000.000
J.'&'j.
A. & O.
F. & A.
Bk
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
1S71-S
New Yorkoiiice.
Apr. 1, 1881
0.%7
'ioo
is58
1867
1869
1889
J.&J.
4
500&C
500&C
500&C
Varl
1,000
j'&'j.
Natl
Au"(j.','l870
F.& A.
J.&J.
IS.il
1851
1864
1865
1S71
1869
1870
J.& J.
A. & O.
M.&S.
10
7
iS51
1870
it S. iJ.-'st mort., Bold.".'
act»Dni!,ftn.?.ic.it,lfo»i— Florida St bd3.gld
iP,:i,)— ist M. (Hawk-y Branch)
J mort>cage (Hawlpy Branch)
efenon
Tst
1,182,5,'iO
mortgage
do
do
do
do
gold
Kedcmption, Ist & 2 series
do
Sdaerlps.s erling
Indlinn it nilnoln Ceiii.— 1st M., gold
',000
4,000,000
600,ai0
9SS,000
4,000,000
Harrlnb.. Porti^h, ift.Joy <t Xa/icas— stock
/Zow^atonlc— stock
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, sinking fdnd.
2d -mortgage
Honda of 1869
Boustonit Texax (7e«e— Ist M, ^old, l.gr.,8.f
tiunttngilon it Broad Top—lil mort., gold.
2d mortjrage
3d mortgage, consolidated
Scrip for past due coupon
IlUAoCa Central- -stock
Ist mort. cmstr ctljn bd8(now payable)
&J.
A.& ().
F,&A.
J.
W'hom.
.3-6,766
'51-'5r
RB
an
7
2,000.000
317,000
600,000
150,000
1,000,000
775,000
4,000,000
1,099,100
21,000 p.m
146,000
132,000
l,7a3,000
476,000
100,000
7s,»iO
165,00)
1,000.000
2,;«0,000
825,000
800,000
1,500,000
500,000
1,800,000
500,000
M. & S.
M.ftN.
J.&.l.
4
IX
1,000.000
Wlnn
6
7
»72,«00
lU.'JOO
2.093,000
600,000
Kqul .meiit bon 1^
£urt>peait db N. American, {Me):
(Bangor
lat.M.. >HiiD. toN.B. line
loan.
)
2d mort, Bangorto Winn
L'd Kraut bds
•i^
3>i
7
2,0i'0,000
lOOiSsc
Wheal Where Payable and by when Due.
,S(ocA.s,
J.& J.
A.&O.
c
6
8
8,000,001)
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
18,58
..
Rate
Ptr i Payable.
Cent.
7
7
7
2,064.001
2,000.000
71.000
7
8tX),000
8
e
J.
J.
1900
Honesdale Nat. Bank. iluly 1,1887 Leased to Erie Railway Co„ which pays
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 1889 interest on the bonds, (v. 14, p. 028.)
'"
N. v., by Erie R. R.
Jan.l
M.& N. Indianap., Treas. office Nov. 1,18T2 Leased In 1871 tp Pitts., Clnn. & St. L. KK
M.& N. N. Y., J. & S. Fergu on Mav 1, 1881 (guar, by Pa, Un,) for int. and sinking
A.&O. N. Y.,Bankof Am rloa. Apl. 1, 1873 lund of bonds and 7 per cent a year ou
A.& O. N. Y., St. Nlch. N. Bank Oct. 1, 1906 stock. Net earnings In 1871, $130.1l«
J.&J.
do
do
do
.Inly 1,1910
(V. 14, p. 591.)
J.
J.
& J.
& J.
M.&N.
J.&J.
^. Y., Bank of
N.
Y
,
America May
1,
1832
Farm's' L.&T.Co, Julyl, 1874 LeaaedtoMlch, C«ct,
.
December
.
.
«
1
.
.
:
.
.
THE CHRONICLE
28, I8'i2.1
1
8/3
Railroad STOCK anu bond
Subserlbsra will eonfor a jfreat ruvor by tc^vluz u« IntTnellate uotlee
DESCRIPTION.
.
1
Miles
of
SI'
^1
For
explanation of all refcrc'cr>B, sec Ruftd
Sll
-footnotes on Ut page of RR Tables.
Junction, Pkilftdelfihi't- Ist mortgage...
2d raortgRKC
Kana Cits/, ih. Jo.
Mo. ValUy RR
do
_ do
Kaisas City.
(\u*r.
do
&
St. J.
gold
C. B. KU., consol
Santas Puvi/k—stock
Uh .J. (KoUl) laud & road, sinking
ift
18116
\,uw
\M\
l,4(«<.il(lll
*A\f\
i'«l,5U(l
lUJ
UK)
ISiiS
I,.)Ol)|
1,!K10,UX)
2fl'J
1S70
1,0<III
tw.imo
9,SS4,2.-.0
isiis
50
LOO);
..
i.o(w
215
Mort., gold
mortgage (extension)
3d mortgage
3d mortgage (exienslon)
1st
bonds.
..^
l8t mort. iC r. & A. Ri:.), Snni>ury bds.
2d mort. (C. P. & A. RR.) registered bds.
3d mortgage (C, 1'. & A. Rli.).
Lake Shore dividenil bonds. April, !8iy...
Junction RR Ist niortguge boiiili*
mortgage (C. & i'ol. RlUs'k'gl'd
mortgage (C. * Tol. iiU.)
&
lliiffalo
1, HI. (Hi
Krlc. niortgiige bond**
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do
uo
•mi.odu
84I,(I0U
2117 .i«m
.1
!KX>,0i10
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,...
....
I
1870
1870
101a
j
HH
«'
2,6«l.l.Wl
185t;
i
5,i.56,001l
l.WWl
1.000
1851
1859
1867
96
1.000!
I.WIOI
'
1852
1855
1866
1858
1862
1866
1868
Si
'
1,000
;,i»Ki
1,000!
l,00Oi
1.000,
300&el
1
....
tira id
&
Rapidn
Like Sup. it
ad mort gold.
1.
— ^toek
,
gi.,
s.
t'.,
1837
18*8
1863
I
58
Frnnklln, \nt niortgage
do
2d ninrtuaife ...
J/i«?.— l»t M., gold, I. ^r..8.f.
do
conv
.52
....
....I
...
I. no
I
I
I
181)0
l.)6
'50fl4;c
51IOA.
1.0IH:
r«//tf'/— rttnok,
com. and
17
145
i
I.1JOO
!
1869
I.OO'
ol l85Sexcbaugable for new
mortgage, new, ISW
1,0011
2d mortgag,;. reg
mortgage (llazleton
Ist
Lecington.
mortgage
iBt
BL
<f
I
....
8-2X
'
150
i
1853
1806
1--69
1870
....
N. O.— Ark. S .Lo'n
Lo'janApUrairj'iixr. S.\yofIn(l—it<t M g!d
I^ong Branch *f .s>//. Shore Ist mortgage..
IsC
mortgage,
—
n line
500
,
K xtensloa
Gleu Cove branch
Lexington— atock
Preierred 9 percent stock
Bds to state i-ientncky (r'crpetual oai
Lonisvnio « I*"ranklorc bonds
Lexington & Fra.ikfort
L-tulHville, Cin.tt
Louisville
Louisville,
Loan
Cinn.&
mortgage...
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2d
Mort. b'jnds (Shelby cnt-ytf)
LouinHile & yashoitle— stock
Ist
50
"
100
,
;
Lex.,l«t'.
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65
a
I. OOP
Loan
.
arksvlile Br.,l8tM..8ierlV.
Jfarou
,t .i't'guii(a—\»t.
2(1 Hiijrt. r-iniorsed l>y
Maoon
dfe
•.
New Loan
dk
Ist
'
Meh.,
Ii.
I
,
do
(896
do
!B08l., Nat. Hk.Conrrcc.l.Ian. 1. 1!iOO
do
Apl 1. \'n\
N. Y.. rnlon Tnwt Co. April, loll
andpiiylnK$l'4i.lioiiricr vr. (v. 14, p. 59"..
1.009.'2'J« acrea.
t>tal*
Old tlo.Cliii per mile.
laic aid H.'i.oiii' per mi'r.
Philadelphia 1 fllce.
J»n., ^71 I.ctiKcd and o[ieraled liv Pli'l. ft Reading.
J. ft.).
do
Oct., 1877
Dlv'dn 7 per cei t. (v 14. p. 6.^.)
A.&O.
Q-F. iX.Y., Jones ft ^ehnvlci-. Auk., 19i10 In prourcRH. LoKanep. to KoekvUIe, iDd.
Operated with X. J. t^outhern.
J. ft I). 'N. Y., X. J.Soutirnli.Ii
iSepl., 1872 "aK Ilarb. hr. completed In 11.70. PIv.of »
iV. Y'.. Vernillvc ft Co.
July. 18^8
per CI nt.Si'pt. 1k-,i. an 1
J.'*',l.
percent Sept..
18'2. Company h Id- 1 t mort. bond.
1890
F.ft A.
I'lilladclpliiii.
tti rc'l'c extenii on A tilcii Cove br. bds.
189,8
du
M.ft N.
181" (iroi.. eaitiii t». :S7'.72.»l.n:.8'2'.S:ejpenBcii
.June,
J. ft D.
Louis lUle.
July. 18r,'
J.ft .).
» 01.173: net cainlnK',»2:5.f9; Bv con•I.ft.l.
t
act. ^ov., IK71, ullh Chea. ft Onto.
19V)
X. Y., Bank of America.
(1.0 O.ai0 new Kloci. vaa -old to C. ft (1.
J. ft.I.
Jan.. 1S7I
fO. nnd 1900.001 ol old atock at 65.
do
J. ft).
do
,Ian. 1881
La>.l annual leporl, Cukomole, v. 15, p.
J.ft.1
do
do
Jan., IS9;
do
it.1.
du
J. ft J.
A.ftO. N. Y.,J.B. Alexander April, I'JUi
I
A.&O.
A.&O.
Land Kraut about
\
I
1
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«
I
i
A.
M.ft.V.
.M.ft.X.
A. ft O.
A.ftO.
i.t D.
K.ft A.
2,510,000
!«'
100
18?l
1870
i'.oiio
1,'
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i
7
1,1011,000
I.W.Ol
2,5 XI,' 0(1
15 i.lICO
610.000
3.4SI.530
I
:
j
51I.0UI
ise
10.1
187J
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100
i,oao,an
50
I
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100
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ft
o.
J
J.
dn
do
do
do
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;
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r,*
l).iU.,
V
l\p.
4 1.)
tu-ninn,ll Br.lili. at 161,300.
l.eai.ed
ollbe lytni.iS'ild.hyGa. KK.'nd
2d end. by (ia. BK. ft Bkr. Co.
lo'- f. reclo.n e of 2d mcrt.
K"Ke Nov., '72, but notice witlidtairn.
»;!«l.t>.>
s.c.
Itli.
;
.\dvcriliJed
(V. l.->. |i.f7.i
Lea.<''d 10 Central
Ga.
1
It.,
to bare tlia
i-aiiie iti\ IdcuilH a» the lc!*?ee.
In pruK'^es", '.6*ni. and hmcrli.llii'n.
IcMcrftN,
tl-e
1
MooM'bead Lake. Kir
.Vr.it OHCOL'Kln. and 1.1
The K^'eiis ca. 11,
roads
»
1
..V.
.I'C:
..|
arhiir net
<
f:i.*t
A
tiand.
i^k-ton
n i.-.i were
t:e-utlUKeipe »e«.»l.0'>4fSP.
arnlliKi. 9 68,7^7. Interest
and t xeft we e f:l.'i9.'9. Ihe conxol.
ni in.of h:*«1II r ti • a'l th- old debt.
>ee report lu CiihoSK-I.E, vol. 14, p. 499,
;JuBS,"4-';7
.May I -,1^9
Xov., 18^2 Opcrateil wKb Concord l!K. (T. 14, p. 751.)
July 1, 188'J Leased to Bo»t. CI. ft F.. at w of earulUKa
The completion of the Ohio Itlver brlilita
Sept., 1866
at rarkerbbiite and tliechau::'- ofcna^ia
Garrett Sona.Aug.
K. Garret
do
do
isiw
1.1891
Do
*
Ohio
lu the
ft
Mli.«, Uli.
\'\
|87!
affi-cled
df>
Ihe csirnlnKaof M.ft C. favorably. Grota
earnlUKv were 11.590.967.
Net reTeHue. 92l0.05.'i. See imnual report Id t. 14
p. 3:9
later report tu June 30, TJ, T. :i.
do
p. 8C3.
ft
Son-,
Bait., Mercli. X. Bank,
".v., *^
x.y., >' llialon', L.ft Co
J.
A.
jiiiij
1
II.
London.
A DMvMr^^UX
1
Julv. 1898
July, 1901
Sept.,
Ball..
F.ft A.
M.* V.
J. ft J.
.M ft V.
r».i
p.TW;
,v.l4
do
F.ft A.
!«
<
Apr. 1,18S!
do
Button, WaahlngtotiBk.iOei. i.mv.
M.ftS.
M.ftS.
3 s
8 s.
8,500,000
S7I.(W)
1,500,000
,500,0001
ft
'
1S91-91
Oct.. 'K7I
Oct.. iwm
Exch. Bk. Jaiy 1.91
....
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S.
N.
J.
i
'.
A
M.
I
I
Boatoii. Nat.
I
maim
1,000,
ft
ft
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
3,(iao,>«a
18»9
no
do
do
.1.* J.
4,490,868:
2.430,000
xjernmi
,
A
J.
J.
j
187,'
If 87
Uo«loi,'Xat.'K.\ch. Bk.'
A.ftO
«K.
I
lUK..
Total II tleaKe operated, vyt mrea. Annual rcpor- pnbli he<l In CnKOMtTLir,
V. 15. p. tM.iihona let earnii K»
n a.l
lines one aled. 1K71T2. of »l.t" I 99?. Ol
the f 8.000 OOn cun«. luan t2/ou.00n rcser'^
to redeem old bda. balance for Imp'v't..
LeapcH
I
ao,).iw)
BOi
Philadelphia.
Augii ta. by lia. It. R,
J.
ft
A.'* b.
F.ft A.
6
6
I
.\UK.'. "lS<2
,
K. I.
4tl,V).'
isii
f.
7 B.
I
'
746,3^0
6)1.000
493 8J2
425,0Un
-41,40)
53,000
sn,!cj)
1,149.800
saiLOOo
13U,UXi
1871
5
Louiavlllc.
S.T.. J. B.Alexander. Jan I. '7.1. "6
1,866-87
do
do
18,86
do
dn
May. -..VA
I.onlsville.
Nov.,'8ll.X5
do
Oct.W.lfti:
du
N. y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1898
London. BarlUK Bros. Dec, 19(11
Ang..l9 2
do
do
1*79
dp _
do
Various. N. Y'.. M. K. Jeaup ft Co 1887.190O
1889
do
do
A. fro.
1R79
A.ftO.
Dec.,18;2
Macon, Cia.
J. ft 1).
Oct., 188il
A.ftO.
Oct.. 1893
Xeiv Yori.
A.ftO.
.).
1,0110,1100
H«
F.dA.
5
00
1,10(>,000
•«U-'61
to.
.\l.ftX.
3711,1100
1870
/^(U6'ifltM,s;4,00OD.m
Q/\tonagof\~'U\. mT, Inoanu...
motl««cf.,..«
l4l&9ftftO>iii>it)iiiiiiiiini.i(iiiiniu;
(A
Mntgui'xd
all huiirccs in rear endlnc
1871. «5.102.3 2 :
net, t3,44a.?.l!.
I
J.&.I.
F.'ftA.
.). ftj.
^
(Id
jQWtMMe A
from
.TO,
Sept., 1910
!872, 38J^i
cr 'cut new Kluck waa sold at
Oct.. 18par tOiito<Tkhold.-rii. iv. 14. p. S87.)
X. Y., X. Bk Comm- rc».|I)cc. 1, 1899 Leased lor ."^nveaa 10 Pacific ol Mo.
New York&Clnclnnatl.l Dec. 1872 Leaned lo I'tttn.. Cln. ft M. L., cuar. tiy
Pcnn. Hit. )e«i4ceii aannnilnK llaMllllev
>l.y.,Bk of America.
Mav. lS8:i
I
8,5(10,000
Scioto
irari«l<a
.
DIvldendHln loyrH. IDOiiercl.
!
10
1,000
I
Xo>
I
819.00
22.V)
139,000
RS,O0O
40
1
lOS
Tj Itecclptt.
I
7
[..
(
f.
33:),i>0
."
noriguKC
4b Hock. KR.. Ist mortgage
ppin. * B\ .IstM. sr.iar hv Si.* C...
I
r..
May.H;:i
June. 1.S9S
1
4K
S,lil7,0O0
1,00(1
i.r-fr
Id mortgage
2
\,nv
JKOO
/>i'ore/K«— stock
mortgage, dollar
mortgage, sterling
6
6
1,000
1.00"
tnJtflel'i (ft PrnnUngha?ii—]ai moriKt^a.,
Mirietta .f C/nc(«»art— stock, com
Stock, Ist nreff
Ist
SX.
600,000
gold
I
Lcaaed lo N. P«e.
I
i.oir..
SJ
Stock. 21
S«
I
2,'9I0, 0(1
&
M inche^tm*
551,
10.1
Kennebec, stocrk
do Varniouth stuck ctfs.
do
do iHt mort. extended....
do Consolidated mort...
do
Horaerset &, Kennebec, ist & 2d mort's...
Belfast &, Moo-^eltcad, ist mortgage,
Portland
do
f.
701, 00
£irtl
A
18?).
7
7
8,"80.ll()0
1,0.10
lor 1.1.10 MHKK Kold
lyeedsft Farmington R.R. loai
M. C. A; .Vndro'icoggin HR. Interest scrip
Androscogifin RR , Bath <'ityloan
tt-M.
J.4fc.).
f.
25.000
ino.001
186!
18C9
Por(j7a(/*»— Ist M., gold
Maine Central— 7,tock
iBt mort, . consol, (Kold)
Bond8»l,llW.ti!r,H^oan. A.& K. ItR.
Ut mortgftflre, Bangor L'n (P. K. RR.)..
Extension Bonds,
6
M,OUI
....
(fc
I
ft J>.
'Oct.
1
gr. Lbif^ouu acree.
ti.
Jan., 18:8 Leased to P.. Ft w. ft c, 40 p. c. on p-Mi
-Auk. 1895
earn'K.. hilt tt'.OOOp r yra inlnln urn.
July. 1899 SIccK i.- ?o.(X;?.lui.
NcliainliuF, !S71-7S,
Mav.isoil
»19.,3I?. Scea-nual r pnil I .v. 15, p. ;8».
Fcfl.. 1S97 Operalcdhy X.J. ( vnlral HI!,
I
do
do
Uo
do
M.*X.
6
3,l«)0,00(i
1,000
1372
Boiids
jtfa4/fl'>«
Jnnc 1,1894
Jan., 1899
;api. 1,1900
do
T2-,UJ0
187
Oa. I{K
Brunswick— Ut M., Slate endors. 197X
3d mortgage
*5quipm ut bonds
Maoon <t lfis#(e/v*— stock
I'-
1S68
<a
20
77
77
i
llosIouOlllc....
M.&S.
A.*0.
^cererH>rt l:i ( na,>\irLl:, v. 14, p. C27.
Total rcci l|ii. In i-7(i. »i3.4.'i7 .'WO. Op.ex.
pcuncs.jS 5i'2,i.'Ji f 11 Increase of 4()p.e.:
atock wu* voted in *7: lo 'bareholdeison
payment ot 31 1-3 tier cent uf the par
A' rll. 1S9S
VHlnei" cai.h : lulljinlda ockwa^ iraued
.'an. 1,1890
after AUKUKt 1, IS.l (V. 13. 11.145. CM:
July, 1887 EJv II. p. il7,6.7: V 15 p.iV8,KJ, S3I.)
Ju y,18S7
July,l«S!(
;jan. I,l!:,97
ilu
du
do
M.ft N.
IAD
6g.
200,000!
5,000,000
i,yi ,000
175,000
15l,lB0
2,6!3,483
Kil,000
71 519
•67-'70 5',IO&0
\%-,H\ 1869 300&(.-
M. CtW.OOUguar.)..
A.
.1
lei gflh o|iernIcil. i.lf74iii.
In 1^71
liro-s carnl KU "cic »1J. 797,9:5: op. expen»c..9,'.79,^(6: ncl curiilnKa, |5/li8.)r8.
i
Nov., 1873
July, 1882
Sept. 1W6
du
do
do
du
do
Total
Anrll. iss«i
di
do
du
illshurx oltUc.
N. Y.. Wlnolow, I,.& Ci
N. v.. Farm. 1,. ft T. Co.
I
186.8
.
,
du
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J.
i
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nnd bund). aii.oiiiiiliiK lo tios.sioper yr.
'April, 1899'
Pec, 18?2
Q-.l.
'
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1856
1860
1863
hio, Ist M.. sterlltig, guar..
Lvkewi Valteu—HXfUik
i
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do
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i.
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•
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Jan., 1880
Ocl., 1892
'
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l.lWl
1858
Lebanon branch. Louis ville Loan
brani:h, Ist mortgage
Lebanon Br., 1st mortvage
do
Extension, IjOui.-»ville Ijoan...
i .'onsol. 1st mortgage for tS,000,a>>.
.1 .
6
"iiio
Memphis
Memphis &.
Memphis &c
1. 000
1851
1867
1870
1872
475
185
mortgage on main stem
LonisvllTe
I.IXRI
C5
175
175
89
7
VA
l..")'.iO,OCO
i
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I
j
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liieoi..
neelloii witli Kai>.iiii I'lirtAc. Ii> ti-Tl ii-l
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9*17,
*><.ll.:i<
ll-'.n.
Lvril
avalli.l
In
gr.lw over fi.KHl.KV arri-", liit.un itriiuie
'HiN I. u>alile oiilf uut iif net earniHKii.
Anuual report lo CnifoxicLr. v.
II, p. '.us
;
ilo
N. V..Buslon4 Fhllu.
I.
Q-'-
7
TliUCii.iiwi'H n iiiajiirltv uf tork
Uci.ver ra<;IDi' nlil.lili, rerali'd
l.luni- 1.1896
I1.9-117
do
du
ilu
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A. 40.
10
'
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&
J.
I
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50
ma
r.
7 g. f
2;<
2,6tli,l«l
lOO&C
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1869
•
/*/««-* -Mtock
7k.
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^TilrtKi
50.000
50
J.
,1,
.I.Jfc 1'.
5,'
1,00
4t
*
J.*
3..5H).0C0
1,001
mortgage, sinking fund
Long
J.
J.
5,000,OU)
59,000
900.000
4.108.000
1,171.000
190.000
500
IMtle Schuylkili—stock
ist
100,00
8IO.0U)
600.000
50 .000
4,500,000
S.200,000
S,S2'i,fl00
i.nxi
5
l.HKI
1.00"
1,000
1,000
186!)
....
t'
Rock, Pine
55
82H
Ktrcet Connection bund-*
LittU Hock tt Fort Smith— lat mort., gold.
Land grant, s.
Little
1,000
!,000
1S70
1857
it 11.)
Louif—l'ii mortgage, gold
Little Jiia mi— Htock, com
Jr St.
J.*.).
.TW.OOO
5,000.000
720.000
SUiKOOO
18,158,600
s;i,sso
31
preff
BondK
iBt
J.Ac J.
100.1X10
i
18.15
hmkinctnuia—Xi^x.'SX
*fe
M.AS.
A.«0.
.|01),0I!!'
283,8511
KunsasC.and Santa Fe
Lehigh
LehiQh
.I.&.l.
aio,oo(
1
1370
I
r
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Lf-aceil , Lnir.. tt Gal.—ifit M.,l.g.,s.t'.,coitv
'
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62
156
L'twrfure
I
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....
21X1,0011
l>
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(T. i:i,p.4ni.)
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du
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do
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do
du
du
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du
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do
du
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2,0U.0L«l
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100,001
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I
A.&O.
A.* (I
l,5llll,(«lii
l.lNloi
186'J
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'
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,
M.aN.
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l.OOl.iKKl
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rb.
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83
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«.-.J.
I
6,100,00.1
kill.
RI..
III..
I.
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.
K.4 A.
K.& A.
A.&l).
A. 40.
1,0
l.lKli
i
I
Kalamazoo, AUegun &
A.&O.
J.& J.
10a' 19.0(«M>0
1001
5.u..'>;«i
1,000
1.8JO.OJ0
l.'Wii
l,«l,ll0t
1.00
3,09H,'I<1
('.
Hopkliii,
('n.'i.
• 18;u.7l,
III. ft
.
250,100
1855
1857
88
88
88
Kaiuinazoo ik
SchoolfTaft & hr-e Rirers
Kalama:^oo & Scln)alcr«f[
i
18<i9
M13
i>.
M.*S.
A.&O.
aO.OOHn.ni
mm-,
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lluljrl, l««!
Sept., 18 6'
riillil, C'ornExeli. Ilnnl>..l»n. 1, 18^9 Couiiililid n 1872.
fv. 15. p. I5».)
N. Y.,B'n)c of America Mnrch isss Covli uion. Ky., 10 l.enlMfiuu, Kjr
1
dn
ilii
iiiiip, 18-5
niiiii I111111I11 paid .Munli. Ih'.i.
ilfl
l.V. V .,Uel. Lack. ft Wii;.lau. I, 1873 Xei eariiliiKi
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earn.
.
.
du
do
March 1885: Inira, $874.^10. Caplial itock la tXtniXO.
do
du
Apl. 13,1880; (r. i4, p. 628.)
du
du
May 15,1 SS9
do
du
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York.
April. 1892
Y..
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'inly I, IH1.7 In |i-oi:ri'i.«. Oiwi-ku to l.eii i-lon.
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Kotiilailiih. Ju r. I8«» ul Ihe L. SHor*
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road i|i.clud|r;j( ;<i.,p. 4t A. and tier,
N. Y., Bankoi N.York, Oct., 1S79
ft Till.) mid Ihe Kllili.s. ft N. Iiid.Co.'.s
N. If.. Union Trust to. .Inly, 1901
a d tcpl.. ivii. liiiir. 4- KrleCu., uhleb
du
do
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I
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do
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ft -Voillicasl.
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and KHifiiiiuoo ft White I'lpcon are
do
di
Nov,, 1877
owned : Ji iiie.louu ft Krankl .leaked at
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M.&S.
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lMk6 Ontario Shore-~\%\ mort., go a
/«*« Skore&. Mich. South. —aiock.
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itondsoi' October ), ISO:', B. F
Cousolld mortgiige. 1870, coap
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Ist mortgage, s. :"nnd M.
« N. 1
2(1 mortgage Mich. H
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l-it
6K.
a.aio.MKi
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Lackawanivuir liloonvthurg—Ui mortgage.
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Mli'N.
i
4.1W3.IIIIO
i$:i
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n-^
,'i:'t.
18M loatc
IWI
ft Itciiton.
111)
M.&8.
«,4(I0.II(IU
1
\V\.
I
1.111)0
ISOi
1881
Jnlr:,IB83
Uu
lo
F.4 A.
'
Oin:e.
N. Y.
I).
F.*A.
i,iim,i,«Ki
phU
du
M &^.
,!.&
'
l.OCOl
'65- '6-.
Or. Mort. on lOO.iWO acres
KEtlAUK".
lulDit'd.
Phlliide
J.'^'j.
;
186S
iiiorl.
rn:o
f.
f.
ISM
Income bonds (itll IsHUOd.)
Land Grant Uonds gold on V.UJU.<HX> acres
'ii\ mortgage, uold, on »ame
A'ent C'oH?i/y (.\f 1.).— ut mort. bonds
Kentucky Ontral—^tX mortgage
8d
10
3
I
Ut Mort., gold
2d Mort. (government subsidy)
Ut Mori. (ijCHven worth Ur.)
L-itid
I
i
'mblrii.
Priuclpd,
when Due,
hj Anoin.
J.& J.
A.«0.
I
onr
In
t
II
tp'',;S5,:
man)
1861
IBDD
M
t'Qud
;
A>n<l<.
ISTKBEHT OR DIVIDBSD*.
Itatu
When
^ bere Parahle. and
^/r
a,7«9.1l3
tcm.iMi
52
'61
1,
l.«iO
l.U>>
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aw
W/((f«—utoelc
l8tmort^a/e,<Mi. &Kt..Juscpli UU....
Bt. J. & c.B. R t.,l3tM
do
do
2a M.
<t Coitnctl
Ainoutit
Out.
.lauding,,
Is
r.l
|
list.
ofanr error dUfovercd
ton, TrcM, olB-e.
K »f Coinu)ir««i
:
o
In ooer»'lo''.
Sr.,
Uock
»nln. |i
JBifK'
SIMM MTti. 9ft mmrDgx (MM*
okietiT fn»i
p.
«m
—
1
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.
.
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THE CHRONICLE
,.
[December 23, 1872.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Sub«cribors wl'l confer a ffreaC favor by eivlns as Immediate notice ot atiy error dl* covered In our Table*.
DESCIUPTION.
sr
Miles
tor cxptanntion of all •eferfiiccs. Bee Road
foot DUIC0 on iBt patce of ICIi. Tables.
Xrni/-<cme (t £^x/n!7(on-l«tmortga«e
Memiihi'i «t C/*ar/<!"i(o?i—etock,
1000
1379
M.
/ftwJt-lBt
1.
131
er...
mite
i.tort bonds,
Ar:(«n»itMi i.->ai,$l(;.0(Mper
ioiM— l8t
iir'.iphU .e «.
Jif*cf>i^iin t'« iitrat—
I.
g
"I'Vt
fwg
2Sl
2Sl
284
lock
moriu^n .convert. Pinking fund
y*<\
convcrtibtp
CoiBolifUiel inori. for flO.HiO.OOO)
Michiran Cf ntral (Atr Lliiv monirac.o
>h'hlKaii Air tno l»t M..assun».by M.C.
Kalttiaazoo & South Hrtveu, Ut M., guar.
Isi niort«a.4e,
ill
I2i
.
do
rto
do
^•'cfii/titn
Mi-ii^'t<t
27
27
^rtM.. iruar.
assumed
2dM..Kuar
do
La k'A Shore^M mart ^A'^e
1st M.,
tirand Rlv. Valley.
T^fC'^r— i'-t niortg«S",K"l
H'licaukee tt XoKthern
•tli''V't'if;re it St.
'W
R7
*
A.ftO.
1.00
i.ono
1, («
1«72
l*)9
4,01:0.010
M.&N.
1.900,000
2.iou,uai
610,000
70.0JO
1,000.000
500,000
88 1,011)
l,ll«,0IO
i,o«
Ij 9
1S69
1,000
•.,000
l.OiXl
IS '9
1869
V.iVio
1,(«I0
1,00"
UX«I
4J
1.000
t.W'
1.000
OTl
Mllwatikec and \Vt?8toru
S'.P.iiil V Ch. Ut M.'conv.topref.stock)
W'uBtern UiHon. iBtmortsaKC
JP-t.. hike S. <t IpMi.— Isi njort., KOld
.
ft
.1
f.Sc A.
F.ft A.
3.10
7g.
.1
18tO
i8;i
H19
i8:o
1889
1867
ll«
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
50J&C.
SKI
1,000
SjO
3K
7b
7
MemphiB,
do
A.ftO.
J.
ft
000
6,'I00
10 f.
11
7
8
1,9,T1U100
3J7,';00
300,1100
J.&.T.
38,500
1"0&C
J.
8b.
J.
ft
i'ooo
New York &
lOO&c-
M6l.l;14
lOO&c 30,00 p.m
1
8
7g.f.
M.ft^'.
Mari'h.
M.ft S
400.1 XXI
70O
Ala.
18<7
1810
not endorsed
1.000
1,00,
7
M.&S.
1,040,1X10
33(1
axi
,1.
3Vi
J. ft
7
'&e
3.000.000
7
Convertible bonds
Construction bond^
var.
var.
.
Br.&c,(2na-.D.L&W)
.50
1000
1000
(»ld
L.&S.
1.000
100
500&C
iraife
X)
7
6g
5
5)^
7
7g.
6
525,00,
2, -'1X1,0X1
t
State ^'ew Jer e •
N.r. Mi'U'mfi~\»i M.,gld,guarby N,r.& O,
2d mortgage, currency
>. .;. S'*ut!iern—\9X mortgage. ,
1st mortgage (Toms' River b .)
Income bonds...
yeio Jerxei/ Went Lina—Ui morl.,gold
yp.tD Loiulon ,Vor(A.—stock
le
7
f.
5
?«
I.&
J.
A.ftO.
M.& N.
F.ft A.
,
Mortgage bonds
.'.
m irt <age
dbGft.
m6r\
yort^.-~Ut
Income bonds, gold
V.O.citye.xten. bonds
y. O., .Vihiie (ft T^euH^ut mort.. skg fnnrt
*d m irtgage. end >rsed by tato La.
Jvio Voi'k <i: Bo.-irr)n—U\, mor'gago, cold
yrn Vork Cmtral <t Hnamti fe/ipr— stock
Premium bonds
(N.
Bond lor debtf* assumed
V.. Central).
Cou^^olidaied mort. of laWi
mortgage
Sinking fnnd
y. Y. fftiMatontc
A slnk.ifd..'.'.
'.
it
yorthern~'Xift mort."
ro
Operated by Erie. Cost of road. «'22,,332,
IS9'|
Wes.
Ian. 2, 1873 Leased in perpetuity to Del., Lack
1:114
The lessees assume alUiabilitie.sand pay
7 per cent on stock, and S per cent after
891
1910
1.874, if they then earn 10 net on M.ft K.
Net earnings In 1871 were $068,913. ivol
1889
Oct., 1901
14.p. 5.'3; V, 15. p. P.)
July, 1872 Annual report in Chkokicle. vol. 15. p.
&
A.
liiii.(li«i
V-
A.
2«
6
Q.-'J.
F. ft A.
ft
;870
1871
l.O&C
1.5A000
*7^
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
18)9
1,00'
2,lXX),n00
7 f.
103&C
6
7
M.
1110
120,011
1,000.0
3,0 IO,tt>J
1.418,800
«c
3011,01 X)
18.
•I8;i
.I.ft J.
A.
.1.
J.ft J
A.&O.
M.ftN.
J.ft J.
7
p.nr 8or7g.
p.m.
8
1,00 J 12,6
2,5iX),OiO
1,00
iim 8il,42'.3:«
5,936,626
1,000
1,514.000
500&C
SiW&c
76.IXJ0
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,090
592,000
166.000
88,000
2,900,ax)
1,894,001
166,030
1,95J,000
7
6
6
18,1
50
1,000
isrj
18«1
900&O
7,5(id,bOO
1,500.0. !0
3,1XKUXX)
1,0,10
103,01X1
1.000
i,6M,oao
108,899
161,000
i'-ooo 26,0iX)p,O),
J.
J.ft J,
As
A.&O.
M.& N.
F.&A.
M.&N.
M,tN.
6
"so
J.
7g,f. M.ft N.
1853
1«56
1,000
ft O.
ft 1).
&
N., at 6 p.c.
on stock, (v
13.
7
7
4
4
t
6
7
7
7
f,
do
do
.^i.
do
do
18^7
Co,
1 95
Y., G. Opdyke
do
do
18 1
Nov. 1,1889
N. Y., Co.'s Office.
New
,
Y..
&
hi.
ft/..
V Ht A
M.&N.
J. ft J.
F.ft A.
J.AlJ.
ter324 )
May
London, Office,
Oct., 18;-;
of N. America Sept., lo85
di-
Leased to N.T. ft Os.M. for int. on boeds
ft 7 p.c. on $2,0tX1.0l.O stork, (v. 14, p. 828.)
Leases L'g Br. ft Seashore. Net earnings,
Slock, $5,000,000.
(v. 11, p.
progress, ^'ewark to Eramaus, Pa.
Op. under contract with V. Central fo" 20
193C In
1,
Bn
do
595.)
1871, $159,397.
,52.1, 595. 7:^2.)
1881
>
years at $210,000
|ier yr,
(v. 14, p. 43, 354,;
Jnlv, 1892!
Y., J. B. Alevander, July l,!8S6 Formerly operated by Son'hern BR. Ascompany look possess. on
sociation
do
do
Oct.1, 1890
do
1S90
do
again In June, 1870.
lax)
do
do
York and London. Jan. 1,1915 Seellnanclal slatn". In Oct., ISn, CunosNew York Co.'s Oiti'-e. lan.l. 1915 icLE. v.r-. p.5a3.,5w.
N.Y.,i.ond.,BerIin&Fr't,
y 1. 18^9 2d M.. $5,(XXI.IX10. n"t issued, (v.i 1, p.521.)
:.
;
New
M
N. Y.. Duncan, S. & Co. Oct.
N. Y. Union Trust Co May
do
'do
do
do
15. '74
1883
1,1876
May 1, 1883
May 1, 1883
Mayl, 1888
Aug. 1,1876
Dec 15,1881
June, 1885
May 1, 1875
1,
Aug.
N.
A.
J.' ft J.
.I.ft .1.
Net income. I87I-7?. over and above 1
est and tases was $111,112. (v. 15, p.
1
do
tlo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.&D.
II.
Grand Cen. Depot.
J. &
N.Y.,
M.ftN.
do
do
A.&O. N.Y., Union Trust Co.
M.&
F.&
7
7
Jan.. 1899
do
S.
6
6
7
..501.1XX1
t,IV)0 I2.5ex)
&
M.&N.
2.01X).(XXI
I.IXXI.OKI
ng
expenses,
$1,801,757;
$5)2,492.
.Ian. io, '73 Ope-ated with C. ft Amboy RB. and Del. ft
N. Y.. Co.'s Office.
Bk of Commerce. Aug.. 1875 Bar. anal, as the United Co, '6 of N. J.
1871
do
and leased to Penn. UK. (v. 14, p. 522,
do
A.ftO.
7g.
3,011i,0Oj
1
1872,
net earnings.
April, 1880
^. Y.,
M.& N.
1,000
1,00
ing cross earnings year end
Office.
F.&
I.IW
-V
3',
Nov.. is7i Not income, 1»70-71.$U»,«15. fv. 14. -.43.)
Bridgeport. Conn.
Aug., 187' Net income. 1871, $20;,97S; 1870, t203,;03.
do
(V. 14. n. 823.)
J. ft J.
July, 1876
.J.ft .1.
LeasedtoN. J. Cent. Cost. »2.367.285.
N. Y., Central of N. J
M.&N. N. Y.. Union Trust Co. Nov. 1,1889 Leased to Sand.. M.ft N.; guar by B. ft O.
v.* V. New Hedford. by Treas. Sov.4, 1812 Sold to Bost., 01. ft Fltchb, from Jan. 1.
Bost.,Sufl'olii Nat. Bk. luly 1. 1881
1873. Chron CLE, V. 15, p. 778.
,T. ft T.
Oct.,18T2 Leased to Pa. RR. Div.. 1871, lO per cent.
Q-J.
Var.
(f Haven', E'. S. Scranton 1«98 ft 1900 City of N H. guar. $225,000 of these.
M.ftN. N. Y., Leonard. Sh. & F. May 1, 1889 In operation. N. Haven to Mid., 22m.
Boston
430,010
".6,5iX)
sho
ine
Y..J.B. Alexander&Co Jidv 1, 1^0,) Leased to L.
Nashville, C .'<i Office,
Oct., 1887
p, 807.)
8iJU,.>XI
SJOc&C
1, 10
in progress and will probably be
completed Monte, to Eufanla in 1872.
N^
1,00(1
i8«5
]Hri
18'6
m^iO
i8:o
1370
4 Oswego
Road
$1,258,264;
200,000
7,295,200
I8.i4
"*!*"
1880
1,
lune 1,1100
Apr. 1, 19
,!
1,00
R>nAw.«l b)n>ls
2d m >rt-rtgo,8lnk. fd.(Hud8on Rl'vef)!!!
Bd nnrtgage
do
ConpoiPto id3i87l (not mortgage)..
??-w mortgage (for % 10,000,000)
y-'v rwk <ft //'iW«/n— Co. n. stock
Preferred stock
mortgage
Mrh
491,
1,000
i8:o
by H. T.
Midland.
.
7 t
H53
do
do
B.A X.K, stookh'd's do
do
railroad "lock..
do
do
real estate
do
Hon Is convertible till '69
do
*
Lea«i>d In perpetuity
do
do
isu
1871.
.
New Haven,
3,003.000
in
1901
1874- 3
A.&O.
I'.O&C
14. p. 763,
$^45,2-10,
against $649,331 in 1870.
Extens on to
Cairo 1 progress, (v. 14, p. 763.)
1S81-91
.I.ft J.
ISfiS
nual report in Ciirosicle. v.
shows net es'nings
H85-95
J.&'j.
m»
Mo.
Net ca'l ings, 1871-72, $150,124, See d^ta U
in annual report in Cheonicle, v. 15, p.
V. K. Stevenson.
Y.,
4Hl.i»Xl
1'<I
Loan
2d Loan
ine proposed, Girard, Ga. to
bi:e, 22:im.
N. Y., V. K. S evenaon
18c0
-7e/"«)y— stock
1st
$'r)8,i>01.
1883
1883
dru
Nashville, Offlec.
&
"m
nw
1,000
2,
ii212.',04 ;
,
183:)
& W.
I.IOO.OOO
2,100,000
1,000,000
.
ent. 30. 18
U. Paclflc, >o. Br, & Tcbo ft
AnLai-^re land grant.
nual repo-t in ( hron cle, v. 14, p. 735.
See all ov 15. p. 628, 7S7.
i^toek. li5,950,6IXI.
Net earnings in 1871
Whole
1900
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1865
.fe Northamp. (canal RR>— stock
Mortgage bonds, coupon
inv ri.. tax free, coupon
B vntf
Holyokcft Wcstlicld RR
'
Neosho Val.
JJashville.
171,.5'M
60-1,000
511
5 i'*c
WUl—Ut mort.
N. Y-, Del. Lack.
F.&A.
J.
J. ft J.
8T0,0!XI
5T0,(«X)
&c
year ending
iS77
Tru
Y., tfn'ton
ft.
.T.
A.ftO.
,1.
112,500
WXI,000
I
5
y. H'lmn
ol.
1,872,4
5J0&C
yeiccatUfi (fc BeaoAr Valle?/— Stock.
A'^to ffnnen (6 Dfirbiz—Xnt mort
Con
5(,io.axi
.R(X),noo
.iO'i&c
mortgage
l8t
2,i»i,b50
500
Co.
&,
do
do
N.
101
Isl mortgage, convertible
y'-wtrk tfr .Vew York— ^6t mort
y'.roark, Somerset <fc S(nUifiv, O-Ut mort.
X^to Be iford tft r«tf.'iiort— stock
Q-J.
1,000,0
is70
1867
in
18.1, J2'^7.11'2: 187!
1869, $152,2.82. (v. 13. p. 807.)
1872-76
London.
Lond:n.
379.360
y-t-thiia (4 Lowell— ^tozk
JViu^ixf'fC'it— stock
tfc
?
7 f
1,4.1 '.000
^-'65
ISil
Mortgage
f.
2,0^1,573
'5
iNew l^tm>^tga;?e(^.'0^l0^pB^mile^.
Middtetown
{
s.ooo.ow
25
l.OJO
rfc
Tenn. Stare mort. on N. C. & Jasper br'ch
Hon 18 t:) U. «. '»overnm in', Wd mort
7g.
8.6;0.0i»
1,000
ii'k
lAnmlle.
yHt mortg ige.
CAaWrtrtooflra— stock
guar, by
(
1
1871
Bed HMiFni.
»251.t92; in
Jan., 1889
Jan., 1887
N. T. G. Opydke & Co.
do
do
do
do
N. Y., G. Opdykc ft Co
F.ft A.
.l.&.T.
,
Siivimnnh.
Mobile.
do
^^&N.
y. Or/ein-i,JackJt.
2d mortgage
Net earnings
Co J"n.,1889
Y.&
N.
ft I).
5'K1,'HX)
4;o,ooo
18n6
Line from Eunice, Ark., cb
River, to Fulton, on
1876
1.
.V'
A &0.
5.l»xl.o^xl
fund
M
ft
Mobile ft London.
Mobile.
.).& J.
8
53.1X111
,
Ftale aid, J10,f00
pr..'25,iP00 acres.
1,'81.""
Apr.
Sep.
N. Y., Souttcr
M.% N.
".&N.
8
13.698,260
i*t
Uperated underlease by an aBsoclatloh.
Bonds protested Dec. In. (V. 18, p. 840.)
Land
N. Y.,Nat. CllvBank.
Savannah,C. IJB. lik.
M.ft N.
1,6<5.0I»
,
m'.&'n.
51'
2d
Nov.,'69-'7l
Aug. 1,1875
1, 1898
353
1,4711,21X1
1871
1871
n
Jan.
A.&O.
8&6B
755.010
(6 E'ifauJfT~~\^\. M.,eii. '>y
ft.J.
.J.
2:<i
M Lotin.d
W
1.0
do
Dec, 1900
I'o
Feb., 904
do
"F.ft A.
J. ft J. N. Y'., Farm. L. & T. Co Jan. 1, :899
A.ftO.
Bo>ton, Co," OIHce.
Apl 15,1890
1,000
JV'?'0
1
com.s'ock. (V.14, p. tl, 392,62'.,:89; v.
15, p. 691, 773.)
Feb., I8'ii
rrarj.
•June 1.1902 Leased lo
s. Cent. KR. for
uly 1872 Leased to P. ft Read.. May '64 for 999 yrs.
.I.&l).
isiii
m^r
Dec
1891
.Ian., 19i«
Office,
N.Y.. Clark, Dodge
J. ft J.
Mf*}'riH cfc AJtJf^x— stork
1st mortgage, sinking
1\ ni'irtgaif c
3d
Is'.O (f r
tO'-K. On com. stoclr,
1871) 7 in com. stork : F-b , 18 0. 3 cash
69 14 in
a d 7 in com. stock; Jan..
Consoi. o
6g.
1.1«3 000
7,983,000
B,i)OJ,00U
bond^
ye.!f) I/'ioc't
1.898
liliss.
ISii
18 ;o
1st
1.898
per mile.
2,500,IH10
«t«=!rlin(f
Denniur—lBt
(•o
do
»!,810.341,»painBt»'J.'6:,787 In 1870.
i.na,20o
aii'>s.,lBt mortjrag*....-.
it
stock, »1 6XI.0IX), issued Dec, 1-72. Dlviilcnds since 186s have been onpref. st'k.
Fe'.. 18T2. 7 cilsli ; Dee . i8;D (for 1871) 7
cusli : Feb., 18:0. 7 cash and 3 in coinstock; Jan.,1869, 7cash and 10 in com.
N. y., 3.L. King,
do
do
do
dj
MoiitlcfUn, ( Ills.) -'Bt mortgage
MoiUicello dc Port JerPiH^i^X. mortgage
'Jd
ISSl
1S74
1897
Dec., 18-0
Dec.. 1870
189:1
7g
J.
New
do
do
do
do
do
do
Dclrolt, lot Nat. Bank. Jan. 1, 189. Gross earn'..B, 1871. »98.0e6, Cost.»l„52i).000.
N. Y., Ag .pcy of Co. Jan. 1,1890 Mnnkalo. Minn, to ftate Line ,60m.
ft
.1 .
1,000,000
4,428,0 ;6
2d MK rigawc
yvthv.
1, 1886
Sept.. 1879
1S73
J
.T.&.T.
M.ft N.
F ft A.
J. ft J.
10
iKiio,!!;*;
3 7011,000
18 ij
Spcrl* mort (.Miss., Gainav. & T.)
id inortif a«e
JHou'^lftlrnr y. J.— \fit iti., go'd, guar
I
Jnlv
var
430,517
mortira<,'f>. sterling
|iit»Tf>Rt bonds
it.
do
do
do
.1
.
1. 1901
18S9
is^n
1889
1 89
London, & New York
&
F.&A. N.Y..Mil. & St. P. Rli.
J.& Jl. S.Y.. Union Trust Co
J. ft J. Phlladelpliin, P.&R. Co
n
(>|>I,000
l^it
B
do
do
S.
.I.ft.T.
l,2r.l,510
loan
mort. tfold. endorBcd by Ala
2d morlgige. not endorsed
Mo'it.ie .e OA-io— atock
ist Oil
.
M.&
7
7
320,000
1,000
I.IOO 20,000 p.m.
1,354,000
2,003,000
1.278.990
l.SW.IXX)
18 i6
1st
Oen.M.A
Co May
L, ft T.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. ft J.
l(t56
'..o-'ne
l^t niort>5a?e,
188
1,550,0X1
Co sol. M., KOld, on road and land
iliHMiiri «.. f-t S. ,fe (iuIf—Ut M., 1. gr. 8. f
21mortsta(?e, for $2,000.000
ifo-ji/^ .fer?iy'fni~\st mort. ($32-2.5J0 end.)..
2d mortiftiR", end. by Ga. KU
Plain bo da
.Wfl'iWtf (fc .Vo/i(ff9/>i3r//— Pref. 8r;o-k, « prct.
MoiLtgomf.rti
188'.
1,0110,001
IS'iS
Inr.onie
',
1,
I.'i72.
iv. 14. p. 491 1
..\boui 630 0(Xl acres land. (v. 12. p. 60O.1
ending
file annual lep-r, for tbe
Ma;, 81. 1872. was i nblslicd"ln CimoNi.
ci-E, V. 15, p. 84. I sbows net »ari'iiu. a
n r aln l:ni- and branch's of C1.998 6U9,
air-lnst $1,569 112 In 1S707I.
'he new
mO.IHHi.iN 11 nor eagp is i-sned to pay 'or
double t,-aclc, &c, after resci vtr t- ercugli
to pay all prior i!ebt. i,v- 15, P- 84.)
/
.M.ftN.
3,905,1100
ifo, Knn-'i. d- rBxa^—Stock
1st M.. £;li.s.f.,o 1 road&land.dJ. ''.S.Br)
1st TttortKage. prolJ. (Tebo.&Ne >Bho)
t.
.1
A.&O.
I.IHIO
i
'ntercst bonds.
ft
,1
1,000
16T0
'
Ten
J.
.
.1
50
JTMs., Onnchita ik Red /?.— Ist M.gold
l*t nior eago ("i'il.OOO acres land
lionds. Sta-e Arkanstis, *U).000 pRr mile.
3f'VHi!isi}jtji <i Tenii.—\si mort
Consolidated bon'ls
Sta-'^
D.
ft
J.
isn
£100
Farm.
do
do
.
L'd .ru"y.';2. to South. Fecur'ty Co. for Int
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock for 5
years, nnd 6 per cent a'tei wards. Annua] rcporl given 1 1 r. 15. p. 3-6.
Int'-rest wiis not paid as expected in Nov.
1889
Aileenn to MnRkpjro-, ^llch.
S. Y.. Wln^low,L.lS^ Co
Ang.,1899 In proirres . Bds ttdv. in Ciirdn.. An '.,'73.
N, v.. Turner Bro.»
U .. 1872.
N. Y.. Grei nleal, N.&Co Dec., 1 ll; BO'ids offered 1 .New ' ork,
.Ian ,1871 tor las. annua! report see Cntiti- irLEi
New IforK.OHtee.
do
do
Aug. 15, •a vol.14, p. 65', Net earni-.'.-sin 18iiwe e
A,
&
,T.
231.000
4,000-000
3,W51ll»l
3.U0O.00O
1
mi
.
Tennosaee
!•. ft
7B.
188
1,
el.
do
do
do
.I.ft J.
186S
Hill (fc Schiu/tkiU <fc //«pe/i—stock. .
Mi'terat PniiU (lf7s.)— Ist luort
Mi'vi. <t Aorthwej>t~\»t M.gold.s.f
Mix^ia^iiWi Ce/Untl^Ut M. iM. C. U. U.j.,.
2dmoL*t{<a;,'efM. C. U.K.)
Tpirn. State Loan
t
M.&N.
M.ftS.
SBS.MO
235
Oc
oston Office,
U.ft N.
l,31"i,0CIO
1.00,1
N. Y.
.1
.J.&,J.
i.mn.'oii
3,67l,«J0
Milwaukee City loan
May
do
207,0110
I. Olio
ft
.
1
M.&N.
8.502,000
1,191,000
79' ,500
3,793,0ai
1.001
'2W
Mine
.1
5X(S:c 18.100p.m.
lul 13.198.51M
100 10,8;5,-I9
(raitucr;....
iBt )t)ort»ra};i! (Iowa & Miur..)
1st mortKH«c (.Minn. CcntraU
lAt !iiorii:!i«i: flowu & I>iikota)
l8t inortirafru (Prairie dii U.)
3d niortuaicd f Prairie du C.)
A.&O.
r«<00O
870
I'lv.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
2.20J,5ilO
.July 1. isri
!f.
A.ftO.
00
1.
ZV
•
r;t.:f'
morrRajfC Kasteru
M.&N.
1 ll.t.
5
8
Mac,,
Divi'd
do
do
.Jali. 1, 18R'
Y., SwenBon, P & Co .May 1, 189
1900
N. Y..Un. Tri.et Co
iJ. v., U. T. Co.
.Julyl, 901
ti. \ .& POBtOIl.
.Inly, 1872
J.
.T.ft
8
7
1.0 n
1310
1310
Preferred 7 per ceu' (cumulatlvej stock
i»t inortKave
l:»t
S. Y.,3(l National PLnk.
"
T., M. K.JiBup & Co
7
17.9<7.6i<
I2ti
htnl— Com. stock
ad mort
N. Y., Howes
J.& J.
M.&N.
ft
EEMARK3.
Stocln.
]iun
J. ft J.
1,3.X),000
mi
and
\Vnoiii.
6
i.axi.ooo
111
111
mortRage
-'et
W
18
18TO
I'rinclpal
whi.u Jjue
t
l,0-'0.i(10
morttf.iire
Vcmrhi^if lime
ff here Payable
I
pryr J.&D.
3
1,311,14;
1,!93,000
UtinortKiiKe, convertible
Wljcn
by
SOO.Ittl
.1312,72''
Tonnesssoe Loan
Itl
l^te
Ouistandlng
'
/lon(l«,
INTEREST OR DIVIDEND^
Amount
of
April,
do
do
do
do
do
13T Broadway,
N. T.,
"
New Tors,
'
Ian. 2,187)
Mayl,
Feb.
187:1
1893
1900
1881
1,
May.
Jan.
I
$8,260,317.
converted
Theeonsol.cenill'atPB were
stock July 10, 18,2.
i:,to
(v. 14, p. 84.)
lt>9l
S.Y., Gr.Cantral Depot, Jan. 2,1873
do
do
do
do
do
Consoi. .i- ov. 1 1869, of N.Y.C.* H.K. roads
In 1868 the stock of the two separa e Co'.s
was $12,712,700. The Co. publishes no
report, except the returns required bv
the sfate. Net earnings in 1870-71, were
1,
July
1,
of $2,000,000 In stock was made
InMarch, 1871, theprocecdslobeused for
new depot in N. Y. and other purposes.
Dlvdcnds of 8 per cent, per year have
been made foe 5 years and no surplus
An increase
left over.
In progress.
1903 t2,(X0,0O0
W. Plalnf N.Y. to B'kfleld.Ct
bds to retlta Rondout ft Os. mtn
.
December
>
1
.
THE CHRONICLE.
23. 1872.?
-
675
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Sub»criber» will confBr r great ntior
fflvlns
bjr
_
For explanation
foot noU'8
of
Ktw ynrk.X.f/avii
mortgiiKC (N.
t8t
JV.
)*.
OMitpgo
,fe
.f
Amount
0:l-
rof-Tences.
all
page of
iBt
jii
f/nr^f.-t^iocH
CO
2d
mon^aec, noti-ronvertlble
e'9,i(io
i.omi
'tifl
Improvement
KxlefiHion
(ipnem! mort. (H/CiO.aiO ^.uthorlzedi!!.!
moi
tJll^'ir,
•""iiiulfil
18T0
com
.'
w.ooo
"m
50
10'
'"
in:W
103
\,'\
y'jrthfru Central— ^rtfk
Ut niortKaKc. Stat" Inuii
i!d ni(>rt>,'aj^'e.t*irikimr
do
,
do
rt'>
Income conv*Tilhle
Northevn.
IkhuIs.
TA— SLnck...
.V.
'.
"""*
OJ..'!
Con'*ol. Hiortgaxe, ^terltnjf
con*. S. F. mort., ror^.OlW.OOJ.
OH creek tt Alley h. li.—mock...
Ht morrifajje
l««t morttfagre
,..!!!!!!
*
^-ou-soKdatod niortcajfe
!
1,011
iluadft
ilDnds
yorlhweHtfini—h.
-^r"
1865
ISWi
1867
1871
Wold bds
Ofnn/ia <k SoHthw.~\%i M. (N. Platte dlv.)'
Ora/ige, Aler, tt ifan<iitnfin.—itQck
Ut oiortKrtge, O. & A. R.II
!Jd mnrtpajfe,
do
""
Sd mortca^e,
do
4ih inoiti^aKc
do
... .
tiil niortKftW(%0., A. & M. UK..
Orange
<f
Oregon
db
Netcftrk—Ui mortgage
Cnllfornia—\f,i moit.age
O^ireyo it Syra<:n>ie—^iOG ., 8 p. c.
MortKHK<: bonds
Own»ib'>ro <f /I'l^ttellrillfi—lBt ii..'.'. ........
Pyicifi'-
9f MiMxo iir i—atock
uiortgago. u old
2dniortsa?e. s. f.. $5()(X)0per aiimiin"""'
Heal csta c (depot) bonds (for i3no,i)00)
Pcbt to -t. Louis County (no bonds)..
1st
& St. Louis Hra.icli. IM mort. gold
l.cavenwortb, Atcli. & N. W., ;6l mort
l,cx.
"..*
r>Hi>rHnn <e yeioark—\»t M., vnar by Erie
Lincoln it D€r-ntur—\Ht mort
)— Ist mort., gjld.s'.'f"
J*'ki'i,
PifU'is/ilar (Mich
FmiiMt/ivanta—atock
mortKage
Income bonds
Penn^ii/traniti (fc^v. I'.— let nioitgageVguar*
1st mortif age. guaranteed
.'.'."
Vforia .ft Bureau Vnl. —stock
Ist tnortiiage. gnaratiteed
Peoria. I*ekin (fc .ht<:kso»rme~\%i mortgagV
,*il iiior'K.tKn. convertible
ill
A
1.1W
oOOftc
883
283
1868
18.
53
187:
1"*!.
M.
(ror».1),00O.li(X))Kimr.'byPR"
Piila., Ufrmintomi <t-.Vor?i«(owH— Stock
I'hiin Irinlita (t
Pri'fftrrt'd
Head.— SI
Vo'in
1,00
1857
i-.!00
MO
iBS 5«&c
>8:'2
i8;i
Loan
"inrtp;ii{,',st,^rllng
Loan debenture
Loan
Loan (l.Ono.oOO) convertible.
1,000
1R71
1871
31
18!«
i.onti
1,011
1,.5'M",(1
Sew
"'
consol. niori, coup. & rcsr
'..'i
''"
Bold roup. * rce.' }
aterllng coup
_ do
S
Coal & I. Oi>.. (rnarantced innrtRaKe.
rhUmletfilU'id Trenton -,f.tQ<:k
(i«r'c
N'.
*c
.*?.!'..
:)(«'.00(i
Phlla'lelplila, I'enna
'J
1,000
s.iKri.noo
Pl;ll,i.,
OKI
3,011.00(1
s.ffii.ooo
I
1
Pa. Life
do
-inmeneed rnnnlns .Ian.. 1812.
Leased o Phil. * Read ( 14, p
.
*
&
113..50O
Ko-nierly *^unbnry A- Krie, Leased, Feb.,
1862, fo 999y.s 10 renn. RR.
Nctear,,.
1^71. »".5(l.-»l. Morlpwe bonda of ISO lo
ictire all prior b^nda. (r..ll,p. 21s,« 8.)
RR
f.
Co
,.i.
495.9(K1
2SS.00II
Phllailelphla. Office.
l,l:i9,.Vio
rhlladelplua, Olllce.
«••
£300
t
do
do
do
do
2.70,1,000
2.520,(100
e.ixc.co'i
1.000.00(1
4,00li.(XKl
1 l»fl
I
.611.000
1,259,100
Lon.,
ondon.
do
do
in IS7 -71. were f 1 'il)6.»4(V nuainsi M.ei!'..
In l'«'>70. A lar»'c pnrehaac ot coal
do
5-11
1»4)
isan
'IMS
I8n!-7J
•
liRoNI'-l-r, V. li,
...
isicl
In
1K!«
ir. 11, p. 52,
4f5.:2S;\.li,r.ii,251 Sn.l
(
.',2.
ISM
.lune.
•lune.
rm
1911
do
1911
1*'2
2X
lands was made in 18:1 and I* e P. * K.
( cnarantees the morlR. bond of the
Coa' * 1. Co. |ir (.SBM.'nil. Ki-w onverObb'Io
venlbb'Io n to?»e 'w-ned In 0<-l..i872. .'m-i*
C„RO.virLR. V. 1 .. |,. •21:1. .VpH al tcport
McCalmont Bros. June.
!•
iOO
Leaaed lo Fhll. * Read., at 12 n.c. on fl'ek
riie net earn nps nl main and nr-ncb lines
do
do
do
London.
do
v
1871
S^J
do
Lniul
do
do
do
.W1,8(I0
1S2.40C
are,
1-71
1S71
18:2
«2«.)
13, p.
Co
Plliiadelplila.
Philadelphia, office.
1.5i!.0(l((
1,00!)
«(,•..)
Pae.
(v
do
•
I't'lla
v'.'SL'OO
30,5i;,;,5
1,0(10
i'si
18i«
18 8
p
A;
do
do
400.rOO
183(1
HTO
Laneaa'er. R.&
.IRRI.IIOII
50
50
90
1.
PblliuIelphIa, Office.
2.4',l.l.:iOO
1,000
'4S-M9
18^;
Tiad. Bk.
5.o:8.:no
1,(100
1
K.
.Annual rt-poit la CilRoNlCLK, v.
J t)
RV.Ut)
*c
18i>9
fv. 11.
C,
»li5.«r pei yr.
'eoilaio Jack:ionv..83ni. (lo k,(l:a>,70U
aiid London.
PIdla., 227 8. 41(161.
6 19,' 00
1,321
100*C
10
Imp.*
perpeiui,yto
a
k. Office.
Xew Y'ork
!UI.50:l
ISO J
1866
Y..
in
I.(X),'liill
100
10
Hock. com.
N'ei earnlnir» i?:i. ».'«l..'av4.
»l.0lil.700: pref.. »2.ft«i.00l'.
Leased
New Yo
5110.111)1
1..
H59
do
Bk. No. Am-Tlca
do
do
1,(>«,000
I.ooo
1,000
100
18T;.
I
S.T.. Clilc., B.I.ft Pac
6 0,000
5
Koad so^d by rrerlverin
Phlla..
1,21)0.1100
100
It*
Pacific (.all
Leased to Tol.. Wab. & tt.f rl" yearn,
not aid. Mav. 18 2. (v. 14. p. 6;*2, 79(1.
In 1871. net enrniliBH were*'»,8;««.40S. .-Itt-r
dednclinp 10 pir iTitt. ohl cn'ls,lnt ondebt. A'c. the net balanc*- to credit waa
»;2I.8,6. I„ P.-i'., 18:2, ,»( per cent, new
stock was rated to shareholders, at par
Sec reporla (v. 14, p. 387. 49li 1
Inproccaauf conhtrncllon. (r. 14. p. liS.)
[nl.
00(1
1S6')
p. 157.)
wph
office.
do
1.5,
.Mar. •;2, in conceetio.i
CO (See V. 14, p. 458.)
ondon.
Fhlladelphls
(V.
8S.
do
do
'
H0.(,5Cfi.
Road pasaed -ander new liiaUMpen^eol
)ork. Oltle.
do
do
"40.010
1.5(V,l«l
1,(00
'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
Trad. N.B
W
4,TC(.000
2,594,000
2,282.210
18.601,500
6,758.905
i.OOli
1838
.'!!!'!|.'
&
&
^ et carnlnKJ,
ip.by R. W.& o.,atsp. e. dlv. on ».-(iO'(l>
> lock aid Int. on WS.Hio lat
M. bon. a.
Leased lo Del . Lack. * >• est. lor Int. OD
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
1' proKress, Owensh.. Ky lo Si-rlcf.. Tenn
let ear Iiiks lu lf71. »!Hii,wil. analnsl t»i5 .
389 In 1870.
A' nuul repo t 1 Cninoir K, V. 11. p. -31.
Road le'sed Jnlv.
1672. to Atlantic *
Pa-lflcRlI.al 5 p!
c. a year till .Ian., 1-75. and 6 p. c. afterwards. (V. J5.p. Ill, (ii'2.)
N'. V. Erie Hallway Co.
X. v., T., W. &
I! R.
N'.V..S. W.Hnpktnf*Oo
Plilladelphla. Office.
,076,000
2,7i9,001)
'11,379,4;5
Oin.loHakoiab.
proB-eo.
(u
do
W.R.K.
do
Loudon. Brown. S. * Co
do
do
New Yorka'ti 1 ondon.
.HlO.OUU
1
"50
1.0
1.000
!!
Loan.sterlinir
New
2.4111.(1(10
1,000
•9 10
ick, coin.
East Pcnn. ut M. Sink. Fund
do
>r.Y.,Baui. of ConiT'ce
i
ron-
lesfi
8t. Louis.
5 0.00
7,000,000
93,117
2.989,330
.
im.
»,i!',iO0
180
atocK
'.'.'.'.'.'..','
I,oan8
Loan mortffHKR. convertible.'.".'". ".'.
.".
Loan innrtKaKC. ftt^rllnu
r58l,i,^.
lira
1,
N. v.. Bk Couiiiicrce.
do
do
do
8,000.000
500,000
700,000
50
i.'M
1,
1,
Mercanllle N. Hk.
.,
do
N'.Y., Del., L.
is'i
1V57
1861
1861
morti:rt:fe
inorlKiVKf-
)•.'
do
N.T., Imp.
."Xli
&
M-y
do
3,035,750
&c
^
r,.(p.4:|.)
M.&
!*.
511.1100
jroa. cant
31, 19;i.
4 Newport ndCnpe Cod
OldtJoIony
-73
!.
nulldlni.',
Xewnrk, Office.
T., l),cx,l.
Co.
N.
7,000,(«JO
1,000
1,000
mortgage
IsMnirlifJi;-'!' (Mrl.;
I i-nflelnltin <( Erie— •iloci^.c in!
IVofiTred ntoc'<
l-*t in'>rtifa;*c, Sunbury
Krle!.'!!!!
do
201,000
Riiik /xinnrl—int inor gaifc
....
H.iikIj (p.iv:ihlc »riO«.veiir;y''r9to 88'.)"
nil-irlel. .b Urtli.rmt.—\s.i M..' Pa, ...
Ud ioort,iftse (Pa.)
3,1
M.&
fa^*
olldaied Apr 1. '812.
Ni 1 eamiiiKa . I
O. C. In 18^)^71. t 9 .2»\ Fc- repoU In
tiinomcLE. V 18. p.«;.; v. 14, p. 43,12 .>
ilo
Sept
do
Alexandria, Va. Office Mar.
:n3.4(X)
1
llli
/'et''ri^urff~~tnf.k
2,1
M.ft S.
•I.ft.T.
35«),0C0
50
31
Ri
May'l,'ln88
Ian..
rO. IF;*
'™
Leased !> llnr. 4 .Mo. In Neb
Consol daed,.;; .. is7i. with lynthl a
g
Ball.. It. Garrett * Song. May, irs
& ,lan\ll e. Groas earnliiKa a-, ar eniT
do
(an. 1, 1875
do
fx, «!•».
V;S, Si^P'-ii'' '"'•, * **=< '
200.0 T
I.OIXI
"si
N.
.M.*N.
lO.^CO.OOO
MX
"
yd morti: age
"
ad niorttfsg*", Blerllng
Ueneral M.. Pb. to Pitts, new. coupA Vck
lien (ir.slallinents) bond't
Slate
'."
Penn. (t Delnwan'—Vl mortgage
Pf''i:iorHfi.ri—t»i
M.&
.I.*,J.
1,'45..'«)
*
.
^•o
1-51
18 HI
1867
Hill
(ifineial "MorTeaff''.Rieriin!;.
.
Pftri^ tt Decatur, (111 .>-Ut M.. go dVs'f"
Ist
185->
471
/>/;ta»i'<— SiocK
Isl mort (f age, sterlloK
8
,
lo?f^;''' ^'•''•?'"'i"' eallne e«pri ae..
??''tV"';,.f""^'"""''- >* 1'-.'.2,by A lc».
^alleTl(R. (V.
N.T., Koiinlzc Bro«.
Boston.
7.aOB,
S'Kl.OlMI
r,4<
i'penillnKcipiM«e».|i .»w.>37.
^ '"''''
CniiOi»iti..
for yearendlnir Pee.
do
do
do
2,«92,539
400,000
1,155.500
.5M.ono
5 4,000
100
.••4.1.845.
volfl"''
do
do
01
lO.ailp.m
ISK
1S71
18.M
$
Viifk, Office.
.4.50,0(10
»s
»1
p
i(
p.
1
Boston. Office.
do
1
I.-,,
Gronreeelpla year end'ns .'nne
rhlladelphla. Office.
1, (»«(,'
1,000
1,000
.v.
Leaaed. Mar.. ISTii. 20 yr.. 10 Vt. Ceni. for
int. on bd».8p.c. on prf. •lock. 6 en
com
for 3 yra, lor next 3. * 8 for 14 yr».
Pdlladelphia, office.
1.000
458,1 00
47.101.0110 aerei,
Leaacd, I eh., 186J. lo Boi.t.. II i f for 1(0
years al 10 per cent. p<.r annum, on lokt
of properly, (a»ei, Ac. (v. 14, p. a.)
do
do
do
London.
New York Office.
.1
1,(100
Lit.
•'nly. I'OOl
do
do
do
5,820,000
60
W
euar*
New
llara' yrar KT-V! t\i.-, ;ii
In C'liioxirL-' r.li.p7-l
;,
m e in V-
hv Kr.e at
,-. ,t „
in«
NetearniiB« l«;i.».w,iiij ,,
!0| er.
I
do
do
do
3H
'"••"^
UBt-ml
lu
'"
no,
Ilostou, O.Kce.
54'1,'XXI
<fe J?om«— iftt mort. guar...
'ncome mortgage bonds...
tM'ceffo
do
do
do
LllVl.lliO
6;n&c
i
1878
Ilk,
N. 1 .. .lay Cooic * Co.
IJOBton t'.E. Trust Co.
5«ll.or(l
1,000
10
SCO&i;
0:tColont/~Stock.....7.
ifc
irji.
187.!
niy. fiudson Co.
i
iv.ll,p.5i,»j).)
Dur.l,ls:.^|NetearnlnBt In
Apr.l.l874L Aniiiial report
do
hum
•Z<i
Ponds
Bonds
Om.jha
do
'.
(n 1S6IMB f.KS.tl3:
percent for Ihree y an< and i,rer i,u>lv
Kpercenl. Netianilnci. 18 l.(|«;.ir,f
Sec annual report m Ciiiioxiclk, v.jI. i j
do
do
liar ialinri;.
llonton, Odlcc.
•
I
«IO,OOJ
l03&c'50,OOOi).in.
l,i 7,800
100
4i*),im
51000
1,000
»1.00.l
ISIO
22.000
I
3.077,000
2,IKU,(1(0
100
!!) I.OOO
1.000
I8;(?|
600,000
100 19.90.-1 817
4,021,4:4
\<x>
1-51
lHOi
514,000
isea
1.00
221J)00
1S6-I
1.000
2,761,000
105,(100
1861
jtaoij
2,50U,0'0
1871
1,000
5'
4,251,450
1/1110,000
1,'UU
P.efcrrcd stock
]','[
Eiiuinmeiit bondp
.'.
Rinklnsf fund ond«
Ohio ik .V("««f«.Wp/jf— stock, com .. \
I'rcferred Block
"
2d mortvajre.W. 1)1 v
Income mortiraije, W. niv. .,
i
1,000.1 flu
'.
C/tam.—aiock
CouRol-inorlKa^e. for$;),800.
mm
56i,ax)
3.06K.JO
.....
Xrw bonds
,i/.i
»3W,240.
I
2.243,000
100
*
Company jwn» ii;m. and lia«e« 1:5.. fniah
operand, anm. IllvldcliiU t,arr la-en S-
.
I.'KIO
1(18.100
Construct on bonds
Phlladcl.
A-
1.000
l.O.m
.
it L.
Baltllilorc
do
do
".,'
l\
s
.\i liapollH.
Btt.t more.
18 ;u
Nil
I»;i. t73.0«2,
{590,72(1;
S
71
1.*>4/IU0
..
5^.
:S, p.
,'."riiinir« year endlni; March 1. lKr2.
Operailn' exiienara, r.(n,',>«
net revenue. »«1.«-.J. old lal and 2i
inoriK". yet ouuiandlnir. >'».««'. Annual roi orl In • Ili'OMri.e, v. 14, n. ftul
Scpi.V'is
i»;5
i,5as,tioo
•im,^^ i
rcL'
.
(V.
do
do
•»iO,l««l
S!IOic
l(-53
v.
1,*:4.
ed Sept.. IB7I lo l!l>'hmond
lianv. U . at t.»v,(n,|rran. >rl rarnIng. yiarciidli.K -'line SU, linj. fi:«,.|i.
Ililla clplita ulUcc.
5 (l&c
l»cmortga*:e
y ft^eriij acific—lht mort.. Koid.Vand tir
ynnniffi (t Woi-ceit ;— Stock
I-4t mortRaifc. State loHu.etnklnirVund.""
"
Plain bonds
OjUiifih.
J.
5,60', :a)
,
Ho ids. 187 1, not moriKUKe
Sortheru of y. Jerneiz—uock
J.&
ISioic
coupon
Vet e«rnl"c'.
do
do
1711*10
IJl"«,.'(«l
'.'.
l\ind,
3a inorrKucf. f»inki[iBfuiid,counor
3d mortKUxe Y.&C.liU Uuarby lUU).
CouHotldaicd mort>fa«u, t'o'd, coupon.
OMCLC,
Cii
•-••a
c.
8.30 .600
so
',
2.
"I'i'J
».T'5,(52.
lOSJW
'"50
5(&c
1,010
5J &!
n
rarnlDC, 14
Clurleoton.
8:jli.iiiiu
300
liiU'rest coritflcHtea
port for (lacal ye' r rndtn* »<•.(.
r,
1.19
do
do
do
lOS.OllO
5'>
fi
iiiortjfHirf
Annual
Soim
iio
898,'WJ
.50
i869
1(Ki
III,
Voryati'ii
Company'aShopf S.
do
d,,
do
do
do
do
4m,5iio
183
new
do
500,000
"iiJo
ei'bs
Pr'nnHf/loaniu—^lQck.
lut inortjfnKe
Cliattul iiiortgage
'iiX
85
\,
O—
i\\
LOCO
1,M0
\9m
yUfiM tt yew IJubot) (O)— iRt mortx
A'irth O(ro«»(f— stock, com
Jitr
lou.aio
jsu.imn
1,(110
*
do
do
do
N. v., M.
do
do
do
do
100
•03
•on.nl. of V V ft y. ||,,,„ 4 n.rif.
,N. H., A'K.. Ica.
An. rp. y.-i.f.Htl.
in projreM. (inaranler. Mo- Iclalrand
K.
J. » Idland. I apltal paid, HJriK.Ta.
N. T.. tlraiid Cen. Dcfol
s.ii.'ii.iino
.
nom
by n
N. v., O. Opdjrl.c* Co.
Wi\
,i Bo^t.—aiUmUi^tjiD—nVvk..
I8l niort>{:tKf^
BEMAnK
W here ravalilc ud
'
1
l.VOO/»W
'
y. y.J'ron.
iHt iimrt^'aKe,
When
" "V"
Oo
1R59
18U»
vt-rtlble
rroforrcd 8 ock
RIoitKUKc bonds
"oiidsof ia5;
Nnrth^nKtern fS.
stock,
o pnr ci'nt preferred stuck
1
KOAc'JO.aOUp.m.
100
Y&N.Havei
m<1.—lM M.,gld
iiiorinajfe,
nop
standing,
sf*.
Tables
uii.
*^.i
n« ImmcdUte notice of any error dUeovercd In our Tablea.
__
_
INTEBKftT OB DIVIDENDS
_
DE5CK1I»TI0S,
rhllndeipKYa onice.
,,Ian. 1>,
I
.
;3iOp. jeltliC.ft A.,
andic cediorccn.RR
'
.
.
,
i
.
-
,
.
:
;
THE CHRONICLE
876
[Decjmber
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Kiibtcrlbers tvlll confer a great tttyor by kIvIhe ns
Immediate notice
j
Prlnejpal.j
Due,!
.
a"
t
prr
tandlng,'
il
ti
SMCkH,
Whom.
by
Payable.
REMARK
when
Wbcre Payable and
1
For expltinatton of rI) rt'rercncei. eeelKoadi
fuot iiu(e» uu Ut pa^o ut KK Table*.
our Table*.
in
liontlH, 5
OR DIVIUENDS,
ISTEKEiT
Amottot ._
Kate
1'UtWhen
DESCRII-TION.
LIST,
any error dUcovrred
ol
23, 187 2.
laatDlvi'd.i
|
mim.
WfV/.,
iw
aiH.-stoc>-
it
!M
18.7
1,CW
400,000
1.000.000
50
SO
3,0,10.00
19,714,285
1,400,000
2d inortKiilfC (series G)
860,01X1
iiiortt^a^o (series II)
2(1 Ki^irt^Ajre (series I)
&el
O&ci
li)3,000
1,0J0[
1,H«)1
murLjfajte (series K)
mortgage (series L>
iiiortKaffe (series M)
BrIdKe (O.
P
18
3
100,000
!50O4-
inortK«Ke
W
r.
,
*
'
&
RK.) in tngng
construe bund!
P.
t).
Einlpin^nt bonds
Rtc—\i- M.(«i,6iJ).UW).
J*'irt Huron A L. Mich.~Ul m >rt
P.irlUml-^, Og.l'.,iMbiirg-\ft M.,E. U. gl
PI'jm-tiith.K
New
rtKajjc. eqiial lieu
2d m>rt.
I
52*
..I
Pirl Bvjul (,S.C.)— St in •rtuaircconv.. glill
Isnnortiiiff co^iv. i{;i:ir liy G l. B.K....
18 9
1
Ui
44
•
Ut M>rti;aT3
Pfovidehce (t Tr'>rci*(*'/'— stocs
26
;
!
5'l
181
181
tt fli/iii/li!— stock
I
1871
,
Hichm.
it
41350
Pj!.— Bonis, stcr
67.7-.8
or 1831
1831
1,000
lulereHt fundi:!!?
lii'2
imt
niortiT i-j.:
Iliij-tl'lJ p.irk (N. .I.i-istraorigaxe..;.'..
Jiockfor.l. It. I. ,6 S!. £9»(«— '.8t ni irt., gold
t^it
Siu'iln
innU.
&
(•'uud niD.-t., -Vat.
g.iiran., Poti,
Watertown
mirtcaw. .Sinking Funl..
"o
,.
w
N
«
do
ceueral nioi't
879..iOii
M0,0
.Wi,(VO
mortgage
(series
A) slnk.'iniid
<i
Iron
Ut mortgage
2,300.000
1,100,000
1,10(1,000
1,400,(KX)
1,1IJO,000
I,700.0(»l
Mountain— StUK^
1,00)
i-''">fence ,t Os/i»«r— Ist M.'.gid.,
.S)n!ls-(«!e™-lHt. M.. g'.d.convrs.f.l
consol.movt'iage, gold.s. t
Si. V>iM it ,11. .fovoh—lu mortgage, gold.
1J,0 0,001
12,0X),IX»
Tncomo bonds
(*l,' l)0,OOJ
Si. I'.luUt /l(c.-Flr<t 1)1
l<t mortgage, St. P.to
2d M. on SOoi
l*;ner«l
do
..
.
^
1969
l,Oi»
50
1857
5(1)
1889 :10O*e'
1869
500
1S71
l,00O|
132,000
1870
l,0(«|l6,0(10p,m,l
w^' liiine
1
i
\
i
2d mortgaj..!. Ala.
",'
IJ.P...'..
(iener.il m,„.t^,l^„,i,rj,,,X).,(x,
'
"''•!' 't Prjtblll.-StocX
Ht mortgaife.
SXlJtc
"""«**•
Pii'J.y 'Cmi'i.)
V^C'J-fL'.' (''"'"«. 1— Stock..
1,000!
Mortgage.
'^'^^-Isl mort
i^ii^'J.'
»i< ix-.ri/»,5
K.
f.l
M.4N.
*
4
A.4 0.
M.4 8.
4
J. 4 J.
.1
.
.1
.
.1
.
,1
A.4 0.
50
,
5V4e:
F.4 A.
F 4 A.
J.
4
I).
A.4 0.
A.&O.
10!)
1S5-1
,,
fgc»sriiiiirii!inb»l,ly).
I
;
V.
1.-..
.Vug. 26. 18:1.
p. 186 626.)
.\Ug.; 1902
(v. 15. p. 6f7.)
1. 1893 s'ov. 1 7-il.il.lndefault.
Ian. 1, 1897 Leased to T. II.
Indlanap. at Slip. c. of ^r
May 1,1S9S: ea niugs. S ock,i-2,37;.S-;9. Bds. guar, by
Mch 1.1901 T.H.&l..byC.C.& l.CandP.C.&St.L.
1392
rills road a'ld Its land grants have been
1892
purchased bv the Northern Pacific. Of
,
do
do
ondou.
6-2n
Leased lo Pa-, of .Mo. at *75,aiO per year.
fl,000,000 of the flrsl bds, ate a mortgag.!
on 60 miles only,
lffl2
&
the who'c Hue
June,
isr2.
,140 iiilles
were completed
Exenslon of
314 miles in
p: ogress.
do
N. Y.. H.
do
Mscou, by
Kiniptou.
do
cpt. 1,1*89
1,1389
road and cquipmeuts,
$2,010,1'. 5.
1
I
do
do
.\pr. 1,1«87
Philadelphia, offlce.
Aug., 1872 Leased. Feb., 186,8, to No'lh. Cent. at 7 p. c.
do
Aug. 1,1872 on bonds and 6on stock, (v. 14. p. 6-.'8.1
N. Y.,Bank of N. .K. JoneLlSSI Net carulnss 1871, $23,624. Cost, $2,000,01X1.
N. Y., "arm. L &T.Co. Oct., 1896
N. Y., N. Bk Commerce. Apr. 1,1889 Net revenue, 1871, $S!,;i2, lut. pald,$86.60«.
do
S. Scraiiton 4Co .Iai'i!i'l87) Leased to N. Y. 4 v. Haven at $100,000 per
do
do
^ept. 1,1880
year, (v, M,p, 6-!i,i
N Y., Nat, Park Bank. Ian. 1, ;893 Siockpald In $1,788,1 (X). Net earnings last
1.4, Treas, at miturlty Jm. tilWS fVM, $lll,vjf. CoKt 9f rsail, «i;$l,&4|0u«i
.
iltt,
II.
.M. 4 W. RR.j.ian. 1 1891 In progres.-, S'ate endorsementdecIlDCd.
N. Y., Lancaster. B.&C'oJMay 1 189(1 In progress. To hi >2')niIIes.
Philadelphia, olHce. :"jan.. 1873 Leased lo Phil. & Readl i'. (v. 14, p. 678.)
Net ea-nli'gs year ending ^-a^en 1,1871,
IN. Y..linn.4 Trad. Bk.
1S80
»ln'J,509; Int., $14,700; dlv., 4 per cent.
N. Y.j Roddcy.Uell & Co. ,Ian„ 1,1890 In progress, Seluia TO Pollard, Ala., 100m.
N. Y.,1I. 1 lews& Co. Sept. 1,1889 |,| pro-Jt ess, Selmaio Memphis.
New York, office.
.Ian. 1,1872 Late Ala. 4 I'eun.Rlv. Completed In 1870
ilo
do
,lan. 1,1861
No report of operations.
N.H.,E,
l;004c
IMS 9104a
SIX)*!)'
(V. 14, p. 85, 321,
London.
S.
.1
1,000
Sh-l,o,,g„n it Fon-l dn'ryK-ui'iionmi-''.'
I
t mortg.ig," extension ...
SifffDiiio ,t \;i,i(,!,'in!/ tst
fllepiao
&
A. 4 O.
mort
& Tenn.
M.
;
end by Ala'
or
Ihe condl- ion since the sale of N.
Mo. Road, under 2d mort..
4,J.
1.4.1.
.1.4 J.
!
L^o
Tills is
g''.S10,402a- res An 8 per rent land
stock of |;2,400,r«) created to take up prf
sto k. (V. I'., p.'2,i.)
Leased to Cent. ()., at jni,*"* besides ex
J. 4 J. jN. Y., Union Trust Co.] Jan!,"l909
pens'.p and taxes. (Juarant'dby Bali.&oFornierlv Ciiar. & Sav. Road opened for
M,4a, Cha-leslon. 's' Nat. Bk. Mch 1,18Cost of
throusli traffic, Jlarch. 1870.
.1
•''«'''-l'" M-.
!?
;/:"''"'i D'ltlon—'H
,t
'
i
i
Vor'.i
.
Land
;
Ss-tho'ii-t it Kriuole-Moci:".
1st uiortgu"
''
7 g.-
i
it ffiiiciii-iioci'.'.'.'.'.'.
'.
'
M.4N.
M.& X.
1,6 0,000
Istmirtgag". new.
'*«.""',*"'.
I
New
.1.4 D,
7 g.i
3,ix);i,ooo
do
do
,J,*D.
7 g.
J.
Snnn'iari. it Vuirlttton-'^tack
iJouds of til" '\ ft ^ ri l: ir.iar hv's'l'iip
Funded l.,t.b Is. *&tl UI-; lit'.
SCar
?' "'"r';; Sav. JS (Jliar.
K., ».VK).ta)
..
'"•'«'' *-V..I''<.-l<t mort
'i'"-
i«jM,
4D
.1,
I
»l.«OO,0COncres.
&F.
Aug.'i,'
C. Nov.
Office of Treasurer.
N. y., Manhatian C'o.
N. Y..UrexcI,M.&Co.
i..gr..
»l5il,0i.«;; 25p.c,on next »l,nai»'(i,and2.'i
p. e. on all ex<-ess. Pref. 'lock increased
21 pr. c. Mar.. 167i. (v. II. p.'2!l2. 3«.)
Cost, 115.917.066. Net earnings. 187'. f«67.
road. (V.13.p.6«7.,
SI". Controls Cairo
1894
1891
1891
O. Nov
S. Y.. 3d Nat. Hank.
do
do
.1.4 J.
;
7
7
Y.,(*.Opdyke*
S.
Mch I.
M.4S.
j
7
18.)4
I
Inn og-ess.
p. 280, 290, V. 14, p. 657.)
oui", leased
line. 1'. H. to K. St.
.13.
.luue. 1867. for 90 years, to Iud.4St. I..
at :10 per ^cent of gro«s earnings u^ to
»2.(x<l,l«X) (but in no year to be lcs< thai
5,
1894
>l.Y.,Nat.Bkof C mi'rco
M.4N.
I
I
do
do
do
do
no
F.& A,
do
M.4 N. N. Y.. .lameson, S. &
8f.
780,:X«1
6.0(X),0OJ
2 400.00i3
J.
.1.411.
,
till 18911
dlv.
(V
15,li«X)
N, v.. M. K .lesun&Co Nov.l3.1S;2
N'.Y., Nail BkofCoin'rcc .Jan. 1, 1895
M.*N.
!
;.!
I
Nt mort., West line. 1. gr. (for Ji1,OW,0OJ.)
I,
n'T V y<'*"'i''-'- •"•"ort'.'WOJJ)...
i'. P.i'il it Siouemi/—n,it;k
...
M.
,
,2011,01X1
2,IW),0OJ
&
J
7lX),000
1
.
v. 15. p. 593.)
w.
.\ug.. 1899
May
.\'.Y..olHeel22Broad'ay
6g.
1-^,000
s'jrling
4lan,lum,/,
iept 1,188(1
Nov.l, 1902
Frank,
do
do
do
do
do
IP.&A.
7
2.61X1,000
i,ox),o<xi
Watib.SUm
A.
r.9'.)
Leased, , Ian., 1871, *o VI Cent, a* full Ini.
on pref. stock, and e(|Uip. bonds; a* d
from \% In 1873 to 7 |.er cent alter 1879
on common stock, (V, It, p. 187, 386,595;
May
.Y.. office 12 Wall St.
I
i
1
t
\.
'
M.'.'ioin
oek, red. dlr. dates
do
M.&N.
M.& N.
,
1.900.000
1 1 on l.gr. of SJ7,2()0 acres
M. (acid o rctir abivo bonds).
'rcf.. S p. e. s
1st niorlga-'c.
&
ondou
Y,.
,
I'.
V.&
,
21.11X1.1. m.l
l.l«):).000l
.1
con. notguar.)
v.— iVt
S.
p.SS',
1,18!)I
VU)fV,';S7
1,1880
ur.-r,
do
do
do
Mar.
3,-2.yj,(X)o
I
T.n.-Ut M.,S.F.gulr.
guar.,
do
do
do
l.->.
.793 bonds are held bv sinking
Net ea n ugs, 1171, $321,978.
Sill
Dec, 1871
Dec,
.lo
Boston, Trea
.1,4 J.
I
1, 020,0 X)
I
r
do
do
ilo
d.i
d.)
progress,
nt.lu efanll. (v.
I91S to
1,
Aug.. 1918
Feb.l5,187S ,\hout
iept 1, 188(
lund.
Main
6,ll(XI,l«10
r'".''l:
81. t.it
r,..Vun,l.,t
May
,
4,000,1X10
I'X)
mortage
8d m. s.
!
York.
I
M.&M
F. V A.
F.& A
8
8g.1
8g.f,
I
1
I
St
1
10,000,000
IIXI
1,'X»
100
Kanx'ti V. it -V.dato yo'.'Moi-sVock
Pr.^lono »to 'k
i'.-
M.*.
8
old.
d.i
w
.\
3,4«,O0O
'.'.'.'.'.'..
S',. r...
Tst
i
I
1.5(X).000
2d mortgage (series B)
2d mortgage. Income
Mnln
7
iload to be
\cw York a'ld -indon.
X.Y., Me calileX.Bank
F.& A.
.M.&N.
3Ms!
I
5.5 10.0X1
mortg8:;e (scries B) sink, fund
2d inortg ge (scries C)
St.
jross earning, v a.* ending Sept. 30, 1871.
»U8,13l: net.JI.OiO. (v. 18. p. Ki7,)
1871
1880 to 188
do
do
.1.
•-
1,500,000
Ist
I8t
Ist
issi
Inne,
New York.
&, D.
,!.& D.
f91,0(»-
1870
1870
187!
Joneph it Denrer C— 1st mort. irld.E dlv.
moitjtage, We t. dlv., land grant
St.LouiK.AUon it Terre «i7«e— Stock
Preterred stock
•
*lls,o-.0.
do
2,499,000
4,300,0)0
do
185
1875
Richmond,' OlMce,
do
A.&O,
A.&O.
A.4 0,
A.*0.
A.&d.
M.&N.
M.«S.
185-1
co;n
Preferred slosk
K inipnnit nurt^aje bonds
London.
(to
799 .««
18 il
*
(iia-r.ii
t; j'.(<iu(— .stock.
Sep^.lS71. leased the N. Car, UR., bo'h
the R. & D, and leased Hues opc-atcd In
inr,of Pa. UR, SccChron., v, 13, p, 431
jiross earnings yea e ding S pl.S"!, 18.2.
*3".l 919; expenses, '205,1^09; net ea nlu?«
1875-91
1813-75
18.1-76
do
do
Richmonil. Offio
F.& A.
.!.& J.
i835
li
B & Co
aneastcr,
'
do
do
I
J.ft O.
9,IXI0,().lll
.
.'
Dividend!
.Ian'.ii,187« N'et earnings, 1^71-7-i. *2 9,9J6.
in 10 vea--, 87 per cent. (v. 1.5. p. S3i;.)
<»dl''e.
Var.
2,998,9-JO
K )nt». It !'.. itO/l'.iM ).— Stoelv
N.Y.,
I
Va;-,
i32,00n
28.610
299,001
:»0,000
18
i**!
Nei
.\ug.3I,'72,f38,l,7-'.
Controlled by P.& Reading. Floatlngdeb r
*1.0:b,742.
Net earnings, Itr.l, %t\,\'iO.
«.Y.,N.Uk of Stale N.Y Ian. 1,187! Lea ed lo Del. & Hud Canal at 8 p. c. on
X.y..Del.4H. Canal Co. Nov., 19j1
stock and tut. on bonds.
Main line, 141ni. Leases Piedmont RR.
Richmond, Ollce.
18.80
51m., al *15i)iOper vear. Net earning,!
do
Inn. 1, 1875
year ending Sep'. 30. IS:;. »344,2i5. In
.!.& J.
I
130,500
175.000
48,001
ft'V.v— Mori, bonds
bonds
bon
2:1 in»rt',M-?.i
&
earnings year en,ling
189
1, 187
1,
81I,1(«I
I'D
600
18»
i
M.&V.
M.&N.
F.* A.
'
121,489
175,428
2)5,500
coupon
)'o/'X-
.).& J.
61,500
PHtrtbtti'g—itoQV
2d njon>:a-;e, coupon and rcij
niorltri^p.
.I.'&'.l.
157,800
1,722,900
fiir.'im. tt
S.1
M.& N
60(1,000
di
Coupon honh
.!.& J.
1,92-.,0(XI
Dollar loan
iep.
Ian.
Providence, I!. I.. X.Bk lulyl, 1«»,
M.&S. N". v.. Union Natl Bank. Mch 1,18^2
J.& D. Colnm la, 1st Nat. B'nk lune. 1S8I
i
bonds
\lecbaul'"*B Fall' to (Jauion, Me.. 2Sin,
CumhCiland sold out In 1865.
I'ork
O.-.l. 1,188-.
Offlee.
PrOTldence.
.l.&.l.
J. & J.
4,000,000
141!
Ill irtgage
<th niort;<:»?R
Itic'i.. Pi\' (ci:;.l<.V. ,t
!
3.->0,000
Con^ol.
liU.
18)1
Ua cd toEast. RIi.,99yr>, I0p,c. onffk.
-Jpera'ed and controlled by (.ia. Rli.
do
\ov. 1, 18^»
(V, 14, p38li.)
Boston, East. RR. Co. •Ian., i8Ope atcdby East. RR.
•
!
6.0.10,000
mmtoed by State
ItimTto Valley
May,
.luly 1,188
Aij
I
18S!
13«1
Fund loan
State Sliikiu^f
M.y
Xew York and Loudon. Nov. 1,188'.
1
500,000
650,000
!
Bk
do
do
do
do
Boslon,
i
2,(XX),000.!
Hitii^eiaif ik S iT'ttoQi -moy:\^
lstinort','aif»coniol (ror*!,OttOJ.i
^'\
i,0(Xi,n(io
Boston, Columbian
1,01X1.000
770,0,10
2 IJ.000
101)
1871)
ColitmbUi—Ul M., coupon
2d Mortjf;l:fe, eonpon
Bonds.
l.OKI
;
1
,(
Rxkmonl
Mm
(969
'
i
Mort.;.i2choiid^
R'lUnri
!
700,000
350,000
450,U)0
1,500.000
Siyi
Pni-'.iiin'>u'!i,l}t.I'U!tH<tCo:iit.~itock
Inlv 1,190 rt- 11 be CO "i.le'cdin' ,1& I'sed to Pcnu.l o
1,1899 Po tH.UiOwosso, Mlch..90ul.
.Ian. 1900 'Mt mortgage Is lo b^ retired fr in pro,
Nov., 190;
ceedsof newmort. Stock paid, t!I,01O,0iC
-york.
1
OO&C
&e,
52K
». f
Pjft'intO'ith^ftt'Jvk
tt-
I
1
•orl!aodloai)
(
Ptrttftitt. iSaro
New
Boston,
!
1
27
f2x;
Wlnslow.L. & Co, Ian. 1, lasl
do
do
ch 1,187
,
N.T.. Drake Bros.
1st >',it Bank.
do
X. Y. & Boston.
j
morlsajfc (for ia.3)J,OJ0'
m
1
I
Pj.-t it Oijleif't. ( VI. Die.)~\sl m. K lid ...
/'n'll'tii't it Orford Ct;n*rfct~\st inoi-t?'iK-|
/",/»•</. <t It «-!ij-sltr—Ut M.,s.{. (Portl. loam!
Ist
S.Y
I
1.1100,000
:,0l«l Kl.WIO.i.ni.l
l,ftXI,000
1,000
80-1.000
....
3,800,000
,...
2..'!!K),000
....
250,000
....
18;
tii'c.it
is
*
860,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860.000
2,000,000
2.1
'
:
400,0)10
1st inort^AKe (series IT)
1st iii.^irtKaKu (scries E)
l»t innrtj^ftjfe (series F)
19a'
1.
leaies several roads an
Pfelf controlled by the Peun. Contp'y,
which holds a mnjoiltv of tne capital
stocif. Net earn ngs, 1S71,»1I2,8S1. Re-
May, 1881
port to Sta C of Ohio. CllRfiN'KI.E. v. 15,
Phlla.Pa. UR. ():llee. .Ian., 1890
p. K.5,
(V.U. p. .593 V. 17. p. .i2>. -05.1
Baltlm.,Mer. h. Nat. Bk lulv, 13 8 (iross ea-iilngs In 18;i.7.', jl 4;'<,6;9. (V.
do
do
.Ian. l,19(t
11, p. S-«, 459, 761.
Pittsburg, 1st Nat. B nk \ug. 1,1889
\. v.. Wnslow, L. &. Co Ian. 2, 1S7 Lea«ed, ,Iuly, 1869. for 999 year', lo Penn.
do
do
Ian. 2, IS7
MR., at a rental eiiulvaleni, tolnleresi,
do
do
Mchl, 1912 sinking fund of debt, and 7 per cent ou
do
do
Uch 1, 1912 stock. The lessee- to keep the road In
\!ch 1, 191i
repair uud also pay laxe*, expenses,
do
du
Meh 1, 191S ct -. P., F. W. & C. leases the Ne castle
Mch l,I9l: & B. Y. and ihe Lawrence roads; which
do
do
Mill 1, I0I2
do
enn. UR.
do
In turn are leased aialn by
March, 191S
do
do
New stock of #2.000 0«, authorized Nov.,
do
do
<larch,19r,>
1871, 10 he Issued lo Penn. Itli. lor Ini191-.
do
March,
provemeuts. &c.. under article 16 of
do
do
March, 1912 lease: guaranty ou old stock not afdo
do
March 1912 fected. S'-eannual r .port In CiiROMGLS
do
do
March, 1912
do
(V.U. p. 458; V, :5.p. i-05.)
March,191
do
do
Phlladelpbla.
May, 1876
875,000
875.0(»
875,000
875,000
875,000
875,000
ad
2d
2d
3d
»',1U1,.9J.
April, 188;
Aug
Pblla., Pa. KR. OIHce.
N'.y. by N..I. J!R.
775,0ai
4,000,000
S.O'O.O'W
^«
-~
about 136n, Vet
vear ending Sept. ,30, tS72,
See report Ir v. 14, v. 185,61.-,
line, lOOni.: leases
earnings,
rhU company
3,01111,000
in->rt2a<re (scries C>
l.it
I
I
Main
,July, ISIM
\prll, 1876
I
>
6.212.000
ad morttriifc, HiUto. loan
181 mortj;i»(ff'. Turtle Cr. Dlv. ..
tUttb.. Ft \r. <l C'/ifc.— Stock. Kuarauteed .
Sperla' iiili>r. Block, grn-»r.(for 'iOJO.OOH)
1
Ijan, 8,187?
do
do.
do
2,924 JS1
PiUxhnrg ibVinnetUe.—Ui .M.,uew
l»t ip.irlxafic (fterlori A.>
1st nic»rtj<;i'4e (series B>
Boston.
ajso'i.i
1812
18(H
1H6I
1881
I
4
do
do
do
3 15,1X10
1,UX)
!!J0
I'rcferred atocK (»!Un.liOO
do
do »p«('ta! 10 Pa. '*K
I«tinort. coiiwllilateil ilor tlO.OO.OOO).
1^*1 inorl»(iiKC. S'.fuiifjiv. & lad. re orjf..,!
<;ol.* N W:>rk I)W. b .li'ls
Plilla,
1M8I,S0D
50
IKW
18M
I
iHt inortt^iitfc. cnnvurtible.
Plain biiiiiU loan
ill
il)
rUM..CiH.,t St. Lonlt-ituek («7,0UO.U0O)..
i
December
)
I
!
.
THE (JHRuXKXK
28, 1872.]
877
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Immediate notice
9iib*crlber« will eonfer a ffroat favor by slrlnff a«
I
DESCRIPTION.
Miles »€
«f'i ilS
For
cxplftiiallon of all rofcrfincon, see! Road'
Inot noten on :at pajjo of KK. Tables.
I
SlouxCit'f tt-SLJ-ai'—'^i inort..ifoM,l.gr.
ut murtgagg, ourreacy forf^,iuo,iu>
I
Somertft—,
t„..K*', sciUl
ioutk Crt^c//;ui— StncK
Ut luortgax*'. !4tei'llit)f Iohd
do
Hi
(li)Uar bonfls,
morlKag*!
i
Amount
r^
•^=1
I
L..„
1.000
\',m
3,y-lil.00i)
I
8.
M.gold...
11
—stock
prctlerrert
>d Preferred
IWK
llOiW
,
1,988
18M
U6>i
7oi., iVab. tt lV€Mtern—tiU>&x
18fl6
227
10
625
,
1870
Ut mortgage (Tol. & III.)
Utmorigage(L.Erie.W.&i;t.L.)
Ut mortgagi'(Gt. W't*nof'59,j
Ut mortgage (Quin. & Tol.)
1st mortgage (ill. & S. Iowa)
•id mortjiagt: tTo!.& Wab.)
2d mortgage cWitb.& W'fn.)
mortgage (Gt. Wt'n or'59.)
Kqulpment bonds (T.&W.)
18W
Consol. mortgage, eo iv
isi?
Ut mortgage. (I)eealur& K. St. Loms).
IJaniilbal Jk Xaplos— Ut mortgage
do
do
2d
do
I Af ay e tte, Hloom'ton & Miss— Ut M
Hann. & Cent. Mo.. Ut m »rlgagc
do
do
'2d mot tgage
Lafayette. Muncle & Blooin't., Isc mort.
'/voj/ tr Itoston—lHt mortgage
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Convertible bonds
Troy Unton—iHl mort.. guar. Troy City....
T'ttDcerton—l st mortgage
f/nion
1st
l,U>i(
I
t
'
I
I
400
i
bonds, sterling,
€r»OU.O(>0.
'
•6--'«9
'
,
1859
1871
1(10
•6«-7-f
23
13T0
Warren
M
-V.
,
ifci
1«18
J. ft
ICftN.
J.'ft'j.
130,000
1.139,100
do
do
do
ft
J.
J.
J.
1
ft
ft
do
|
]
i
l.OOO:
....
1
m
V. 13. p. 161, 490. 593, -IM.
do
do
'-
Nov. 1,1872 Leases Troy ft Orecnf- till comnleMou of
July 1 1K83| IIoo ac Toiinel. Net eamluga. is;;
Jnly 1,1879
$169,522. (V. 15. p. S3«.>
;ja.i. 1.1890
1880
I
-
I
do
190Q
Philadelphia, offlcc.
X. Y.. Soulier
do
Apl.
Co.
do
di
no
do
do
do
J. ft J.
J.ft J.
A.ftO.
J.ft J.
8.
do
do
do
do
do
do
1870
1.1)001
186!
1863 lOOic
1870 !lOO*c
I
J.ft n.
J.ft J.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
J.ft J.
M.ftX.
J.ft J.
d—L
m
J.
ia;i
100{
ft
J.
J.ft J.
Ttrloai
30m.
,
,
New Yor< and London.
M,*H.
Ilka.
,
1
Man.
do
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
I
1
'
N. Bank.ulan.
A.ftO.
!
18»l'01d de'its retired by this Isaoe. fr.n.p ew).
Income bmds ami. nnt to $(t3.4(U. Main
line 3V. Ft. to Scluia, 133ai. Br. lo I iie-
1890i'" progrew Irom lielav f7m. N. of Halln
to 3Vllllaii»|iort. Mil"., ai n., und IIel:iv lu
1, I89|),
Baito. 7m. .Vn' ual ri-pi>rt for la.><i liac.l
Jan., 1890
year given In CiiBo.vin.K. v. IS. p. .396.
-Ian-. 18)0
ahowtug gross earnings of $197,707.
Jan.. 1890
-Ian., 1890
Jan.. 190^'.
!jan. 1. 1890 (v.ll, p. 623; V. 15, p. '.97.)
Philadelphia, orltce.
Apr. 1. 189;) Leased to I'a. Hit. Stork, $l.il22.l.ii.
.-.
of road, ftc, $3,7.10.263. (v. It. p. *-i^
Ian. 1.1896
do
do
Camden, X.J.Co'sofflce' Sept.. 18:2, Con-ol. of several roatls 'and l)r»n ii.
"
iMa cli'.lSS^tl Camden to Cane Msv. Salem ft sue.;
do
boro, I26m, X^cieai'niog , 1^1. »-:ii.
do
:Jan., 1396
Bait., Cltl>:ens
.'iOO&c
5004I'
1,
....
do
do
do
J. ft J.
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
M.ft
ft
J.ft J.
I
WilmiJiyion tt M-W'ion— St jr.lng bonds
Sterling bonds
Sinking Fiind bonds, go'd
.1
>r'gage
WU}n. it Wf-it. fl>'*'.>~Ut
W'Kon'iin Ceutrnl~\»i M.. gold. L. grant..
Worcester -ft Matfi uu—stock
Boua»($l25.0J0 7p. C.)
I
II
50O&C
187T)
iThecoinpany mad.' default. Sept. SI.W,
A anrnmarj- of stoc<holder!i' proceed
Ings.ftr .could rot begven Inth shr|.-r
si»ace. See lull r.ions
CaBu.MCLe.
l8St|
X. Y-.Fartrers' L.&T.Co. Apr. 1, 1890 Stock, $1,000,000. 0|>ened Angiisl, ls7!Co iipleted 3.3 miles. June. 1«:2.
X. Y., Burrs Head Bank,
1896
'
N. Y.. Farnhain.O.ft Co. J
June. lS90lln proires'. Lca.sed lo .\. London No lb,
X. Y., Del., L. ft W.KR Jan., 1373 Leased TO Dela., Lack, ft Weat.,ai 7 |rr
cent on stocks aud bonds.
do
1875
do
F.& A.
•iO
500&CI
....
....
....
IS,
-
:
i
guar by RRs. ualng T.r.
P-Ml-
'
1570
....
1863 IsOO&ci
1865 ilOO&Pl
;
ft
3-
1385
do
do
I
225,438'
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
1S«1
1886
!Si»
1871
1368
In year e- ding
of road.
N. r.. Continental Bank, Oct., 1839 'Leased t It \<Vi -n Kniland RB.
(hlla.,GlrardNat BanklJan. 1. 13J0 Net earn'. • yr ending March 1. 187.' were
do
Jan-l,183>i| $86,508 aa shown In annual report la
do
do
Jan. 1,18<!0 CuKosicLit. v. I4,p.761.
do
do
i
Opened.
1876-77
I
office.
A.ftO.
i8ri
1910
1,
1891
do
do
do
J.
J.
500^bc
i866
1870
Western X. CaroW/td-Ut mort. (E. Div.)...
Weater?!. Bennsylra7iia—l%t mort
1st Mortgage, Pittsburg Branch
Wett Jertey -stoci
Loan of 1883, guar, by Cam. & Amboy, ...
Ist mortgage loan
1st mortgage, consolidation
Went IW«c.— Ist M., gld, s. f.. I. g-.. conv,..:
WKiteKall ifc fHattHbnrg—\f<t mortgage
WilUamidon dk 7>ir6oro— Ist mortgage
Wlttninyton, Col. <fc ,4«j^.— Utmorigag*)....!
^f>ni
[ir,t, gross earnlng-i were $487.'; r«,
net, $260,497: Int., $i6S,'Jil; lease rent.
$21,600; surplus, $30,!isn.
'.'.'.'.
A.&O.
M., on consol. road. guar, by Cent. Ga
Western Maryland —Ut M., end, Bait. City
1st mortirage, unendorsed.,
2d mortgage, endors. by Baltimore
2d mortgage, end irsed by Wash. (Jounty.
2d preferred njortgage, unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
Operatea
Kept 30,
18;5
do
do
do
do
Boston,
500&C
lOO&c
1371
-•d
.
138:3
SaeUeposIt Co. Apr.
do
do
do
do
i>.
\r,'t
•
WH.,Ch'trl.(k Hutherrd-~\^x. mortgage
Wilminutoa (ft Hiad.~\ni mort
2d mort.. conn, or reg
1,001
lofc.
lOO&O!
1.000
1890
..
1901
18S7
J.'ftb. |Boston,Olobe .\at BankiXoT-l.
I
717,«I0|
850,000
1.00(1
1
May,
I
!
I
500*c
V. 15, p. fdO.
1,18981
....
I
.!::
i
lished In Cnno.\i<:LK. V. 14. p. •no. Dlr< etoiaeleettd in Sept., 1^:2. v. ;r.. p. 4.'y.
Annual report lo S ate of (ih o for <r»r
ending June .To, 1852. aec Cukukii i a
July, 1890
Ami., 1901
'.'.'..".'.'..
J.
530.000
200,000
150,00
3!n,2(n
1888
1S90
IS82
1873
1878
May I, 1893
1883
Feb.. 19W7
Aug., 1889
....
I
2.86il,00i>
1865 llOWtc
500
AnK.
Nov.
:
;
logs. 1il7--l. »9».?!10.
lltlcii ft X. V.
July, !<17S
Boston. £. ulakc ft Co. Junel,lK72 Leased to Vt.Ccni., 8 p.c. on stock. >.
2,(no,ooo
500.010
2.5O0,0OJ
i.aio
1«1
18911
i
I
W^'^leni (-4''/.)— Ist nio-'t. (Mont.& W. P.).
Western llli , bds, befor conwolidatlon .
do
i
X
ft
1
1.500,(X)0
1870
1871
1870
1855
•/. )
A.ftO.
!M.
500,000
5,000,000
8.00O,0UI
1871
—stock
,
1st mortgage, guaranteed
2d mirlgage
Westchester (ft PhUa.—\»t mort., new
(
.M.ft S.
I
3.000000
lOOO.OGO
1867
1872
was $3.738.883 operating expense, and laxes. $3.77C.S27 : net
revenue, fi.9r.9.s37. Gro». oamlnxa ii
187".
$l/'-M.6II)
opoalnr ixpense-,
$3,23«.i61; nit rivfuue, »t,308,'n8. The
Ilannlli.l & Naples and other roads following It lu the table are leased by T. <<
ft 3V' . with an obligation lo
ay Inte-rs'.
on their bo ds. Sec nniinal report pub-
189U
;
A.itb.
1,753,10.1
136«
1S6C
1901
Xov'.;im2
,1869. Net earnings 1st deal
ay, 11
X. Y. ft Boston.
year. $S/*:,498; Sd year, »3;4S:.,'23; .id
year, $3,921,1 !5. Total land sairn to Nov.
17.8 Treas., at maturity
X. Y. ft Boston,
1372. 64'J,05I .crea, for $(.757,309.
1887
landa
then nnsold, I1.430.949 acres, (v. 14. r -.-.0,
do
Sept. 1874
London.
:K1,517, v.lS.p. T,'.2'20.t92, 793. Wi.)
April. 1396
X'. Y., Company's office. .Mav 1. 1395, Late Alchi^uu and I'ikes T.
Projieli .1
25'J miles altofpther.
ir. S.Trcas. at maturity.
1896-7-S
N. \...lay Cooke ft Co. July l.iesoSloek, $.vo.ooo. Cost of road ftc.$l,00ii.nw.
Utica ft X. 3'.
Jan, 1873 tormcilv B aek I!iv. ft rtica. Net e-i.o-
J. ft J.
2.500.000
1856
1S66
k77i?M/if/. (.V../.>— Istmortgi'go
Walklll Vallef/ (iVr.)-lsl niorUMge
Ware Biver {ManH.^—Ut
taMli. |75l>,OOU..
Co.
Issued by Troy
Pblla..
sw.ooo
1863
1868
18W
do
(black cndorj>nn)
4th do
(not endorsed)
Special loan. fundi g mortgige
3d
S.
.\.'ft'o.
I,60J,00
;
Vtcksb. it iferW— Ist HcrioaCredondoraed).
2d series (blue en lorsed)
M.ft
2,5'»).IW
f
1
do
do
do
M.ft X.
1,600.0011
j
ft
X.Y.,A.H.Bavlla,TrU8tce
X. V..Xat. bkof Com.
A.&O.
10.000,00(1
188ii
.
Vnion Pariftc, Central fJranch—int M.,gold'
2d mortgage f government subsidy;
Union it Ti(usvtlle~-l»t mortgage
Uticfi tfc Black Birer— stock.
1st M. bonds 01 July !868
Vermont it Canada—stock
Bonds, guar, by Vc. Central
Ml sisqdol UR. bo -ds
....
Vermont Central— stocH
Ut mortgage, consol
2d mortgage, co asol
Kqulpment oans
Standstead, S. * Chambly bonds
New bon-^s (to pay floating debt)
Vermont <t *a««.— stoct
l8t mortgage, (sink'g fuad $7,000 per yr.)
Convert Itjle bonds
do
do
Vermont Valley~2d mortgage
2. 1910J
Jnocl,
d.
do
.I.ft.l.
COL)
r(Ki
'•
May
do
do
X. Y.,Kld<'r,'r.
K.& A.
35,745,001
27,236,1 12
27.2S6JS12
9,013,000
equl.*'t...I
Net earn
.Inry, 18:2
1
1,100,000
250,000
666,000
300,000
300,000
650,000
427,000
680,0(W
I
IIR.
Lea.<ied lo llrl.. I,a.'k. ft Weat.
lng» In 1869-70. ».'»j,»12.
I
I
l,UOi)
^
Leased by Pciin.
18'0
1,
In 1871 gross revenne
675,000
\
mortgage, gold. on road and
—
k)ct.
do
V.f- A.
do
V.t:A.
"lo
do
X. Y., Melropol. Hank.
M.ft X.
F.& A. X. v., Klild, I", ft Co.
U.ft N.
N. Y.. Mctropol. Hank.
do
M.ft X.
(In
do
M.ft X.
ilo
M.ft N.
do
do
Q.-F. X.Y..KIdd, Pierce ft Co
do
F.&A.
do
M.ft N.
dp
do
do
.J.& J.
do
do
F. ft A.
do
M.ft N.
do
do
do
M. ft X.
do
225,00il
l,:iOO,OlO
I.ft)
from CI,
of ronaaiidc(|nlpinpnMiaB.4«e.
iXov.l. 186 <;oal road. ( tiniphled In 1871.
Anif 15,1872 (^oal road. X-t earnlnKa.l870-*l,<24}.«
rJuly 1, >T< (vl4, n. «s.)
do
fo
do
MiftX.
F.& A.
2,700.01
,
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Land Orantbonds on 12.(»t,000 acres
Income bonds for |10,(X) ',0UO..
M.& X.
ijVx)
1868
ISiO
1S71
1870
I
.
,
jf'oat
1874
(V. 13,p. .fSH: v. U.p. 48.)
Jnly, IS 2 Xct earnliiKS In 1871. $110,933. DlTld's. 1
July, 1S79 ' perrt. foreomevfar'. (seer. H,p.S2.M
ha teitt division, Slate line, Ind. loProiU
Ills., illui.
3Vestcrn divUlou, Peoria i..
Janl.'iSTO
Wa aaw. 117m. Co-i of road about
N'ew York, Co.'a oltlce. Feb. 1,1 896, *11,000,l«l. The 2d inortKSKe 33'. Dl>.
do
do
Dec. l,iswi bo'ul are convertible Into lai i referrt d
do
stock or Into consol. bonds.
do
Apr. 1, 1S81J
d»
J. ft D.
15,000,000
1,000.000
900.000
2,500.000
2.195.0U)
500.000
800.000
1.000.000
1.500,000
2,300.000
600,000
2.700,000
l,0«Xt
!
Pucif\r—il.\^i[z^s.
Omaha bridge
l.OlX)
5(X)&c
Feb.. laifl 'Taafflc ?narantee of 2-3 .
percent
Co'., C, & I. l.'a'Iroad.
Feb.. 1900
1
I
'
2.V),000
uv>&c
M
»IC9,(i2i.
1,'S2
1,
l»78-«
,
Co.
M.p.l91.>
laou'In proxritM. Dtlamwato Ccd. Rapid*. la.
.1.. wr. I.-.92/)00 af!.
Int. In deianli April 1.
Receiver appointed. !r. 15. p. 837, 691.)
1890
Mch 1. 19'n In I'rogrraa. Coat to Jan. 1. I8144I.2W.4(U.
Sept. 1.18811 (V. 14, p. 628)
Jane. 1372 Leaaed lo Central Ga. Dlvldenda 8 per
cent a yr. to everv 10 ncr ci'ttt on C4 "
yr, lo every
....
Cent.
i>''r c/nt
Oa.sio k. (V. 14, p. 74.)
18l».M
1872-76
May
Boston OfBce.
r.ft A.
I.ft u.
1,5(»,000
Vreferred 7 perceii' stock
Mar.
..._
I
do
(r.
1887
1,
S.Y., Farmer*' L.&T.Co,
1.3(X),000
i';7i
*T
do
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&U.
l.iO
800.000
8.000,000
1,701,000
1,000,0(0
1.800.000
1,600,000
1866
Co
Macon.
X.V., Fann. L.
optrated by L.tiS.
Oct. 1.1892
AllR. 1,1899 NptrarnlnKs year ending 8epl. tO, Ie7<
N.r.,b.t.* W. KR Co iSc?t..3.13n
do
A.'&'o.
do
1879
I.&I).
do
do
Dec. 1887
F. & A. X. T., Union Trnul Co, Au»., 1891
4.10,000
81
73
217
247
217
&.
do
Xew York
J.&.I.
>!.« N. X. Y.. Am. Kx.Xat. Hk
F.i A.
Phlladelphitt UOIcc.
J. ft J.
do
A. *0. PliiU., W. I'Hinter ii Co,
SIIO.OCXl
Taunton /V/aJifA— Stock
7eiTe J/auteit IndinnupoUs - stock
Mch
1873,
Xcl>-amlng>.tS72.rJ9CW.
.lanll'.'lSM)
B'lc.
U.
F.&A.
K.&A.
174.000
1,200,000
2,031,156
1, 605,825
270.0fO
Ut mortgage
v.. Vernillyo
Varl.
V»rl.
1,000, 00
2,5IBJJ0
X.
&
J.
8UI,U10
8,110.000
I.IWI.OOO
350.000
2d mortgage
id mortgagor W. 1)1 V.) convertible
Cousol. mort. (lor |.(;,',itK).lKK>)
niortgiize (Hurl l)lv
Coniplrted Brpt.,
(V. 18, P.4U.I
1871
X. Y..P.'M!Mj;.r»4Co.
do
do
M. & S.
M.4:S.
Si«l,U00
Summit
(VV. Div.)
(K. 1)1 v.)
:
)IM04i
do
J.&.I.
a<."oo
8.377,300
50,000
I
.V.
A.&O.
es.iw)
....
W
ToL, /^ort'i {tiVavMaw
Tor a linllar purpoae. Hr..(']iMo.-..T. *3b.
B20.(T, :S, p. 5IC; v.ll, p 292
v. ]'. p. SU.)
Brooklyn, Atlantic
S.
l,»12,000
Ut mortgage
not fp ipcd; the 2d mort. alto Uaucd
1874
laS'-tl
\\.&N.
|
.Sprinaf.if: /111. S. A.— let mort.,R.'iia
iiiortgagc, gold
Sttrhng MonuUUn (.V. }'.)— lut mort
Ut mortgage
Ut mortgage
M.&
i,soo,o;o
Maine Ceutral
i«i-Vj
X. V.,.f."p.AiM'll 'IT.
N. v., UallHtIn Ilank.
A.&O.
K. & A.
C'KI.'IOO
I
.&'.!.
.1
lo
do
do
do
do
.M.& N.
00
I.VIO,
(
[?i'H,u(N) ttimr.;
t'ftlar HtpliU^Ui M., gold.'
.StiniieHota—\%\. iiiDrtj^v.;
I
<t A'/*/*— Ist inottgage, conv.,
Jiranrh (/*(.i-Stoch
istiuortgage
Sunbura if f.«(ciht ;j— Ut mnrt
byrac, Binuh. it y. K.-Stock
llliU-88
do
Nov.
4.;oo.noo
2.250 000
1.000,000
>I
Ni'I Mirplila InrnuKr I'l 11(71. afliT IHiylnX
all Int. .iiil dlv'ili.r I pir rl.lu M.y.oaa
tSSfiKO. Tin; liirirt. bunda. •terllnic aud
donib.tlc, are Iwued to r. tiro old bond,
187:
1,.7'O.tOO
1870
.fc
SulHr.nn
Tork.
L<;aii'
Cliar1(?*ton.
J.AJ.
76,000
7I>,«0
21 mortu-ftge
Ut
&o.
.1. AJ.
A.*0.
A.
1.4 10.500
uhfiifinyo I'a/ey— Is
New
j.ft.r.
Southeru rriiu. Hylvania-~\»i M.gid
2d inortKHge, KUi>i
Southwentern .( 'ifi.'^—^Un-. *,t'oui..
Ouaraiitccil Ktock
Company bonds, couv, lino rtouK at par.
Muscogtiu UR b lU'ts.conv. ut Kr;;
ii-
London
A.ftO.
I92,50U
312.500
Mnr,
Char'.cnton. 8. W.RR.nic.
Oct., tva.
rt.T., 1901
Inns. latl'In proErriw.
(j'.-F.
{
St/r(tr.
Road compleled
I
J.* J.
<t So. .l/((/y'n/Ji— Preferretlstock
l»t mortj^ftxf. fiulor^'od byAla
Southern
BEMAREg.
lioiii.
M.AN. N. T., Mctropoli. X. Bk
M.«X.
do
do
South Side L. /.)— Ut mortjTAgt'
In M.. extfinlon (coiivtrt. from ISI^toTi'
8'.nUh''ni Cenirnl \.V.)—\Ai MortxaxCKul
by M
1
;^t'ec1«l)
dUcovered In our Tables*
i
Payable.
Cent.
1871
lb71
IRil
Uouth
M nmi-t.
standing.!
LIST.
ol anjr error
INTKKRHT OR DIVIDEND'.
Hate
When
Where P«v«l>lc and
J>flr t
(IV>r Ifl-awO-. 0)
boiiiii*
South. lowi
i
Out-
*5
«
Domestic bouils (H)
Domestic boii'Irt (G)
Oemcatlc boiuU (l)
Dflmestic boii.ls (K)
IJomeMtic
.
!
1
.
Oct-.H*Jan.
XewYort.
1,
Connleed
18S6
Feb.. ITJ.
L. ?r.-,l.i;3.i«inac.
Leas-.i to Vi. Cenf,at$Sn.OOl)pryr A- l\«.
1871
X. Y-,J-M. PIckren. iMay 1, 1900|ln pro!re-a.32HmBalto., A.Brown ft Sons'June, !!100 Income bonds of $oO\000 «1so Issneil.
In progreMS.
1837-97
.Sew York.
Oct., I«d0 Floating ilcbi, $180,701 ; '0<.t to Nov.. IS7I.
,l'hlla..Dellavcn ft Bro
(v. in- 6*-'
$2,680,462.
Jan. .1902
do
do
Leased Dec 1372. to:wn.. Col. ft Aug. >i 1
1881
London.
'
I
I
I
I
do
|N.T.,N.Bkof RepnbllC|.
1886
1896
f.Ian.l. 18921
'
!
Jnly
J
Boston Office
3Vorceater, Odlee,
do
dq
IfOll
1. IWll
u..l.'7S
.lau.. 1. '73
ilWU '"
1*16871
<
p. r.
on stock,
Xet earnings
N
(v. 15, p.
7'iS.)
ll-'n $I«,4S8.
t. l.Sp. 94i..
n
:
»
I
THK CHRONICLE.
878
(II)
€ommcicinl
c
tffecl of the
1872.
i,
Ux|>orlH or LeudliiK Articles rroiii Kew York.
following table, compiled troiu Custom House returns, shows
the exports of leading articles from the port of New York since
January 1, 1872, to all the principal foreign countiieB,and also the
totals for the last week, and since January 1. The last two lints
ilimeo.
The
TioMMERciAL EPITOM
The usual
2
f December
Fbiday Nioiit, Dec. 27, 1872.
holiday season upon trade l.as been sup-
plemented, during yesterday and to-day, by a suowsiorin o( (freat
violence throughout the North and West, which has blockaded
the railroads, made our streets almost impassable, and prevented
a large portion of the mercantile communily from reaching their
places of business. The probable detention of needed supplies (
the one hand, and the check to demand on the other, have exerted
some intluenre upon prices in a few instances but the general
Sucli a
result has been stagnation in trade and nominal prices.
heavy fall of snow causes the people of cities and railway corporationn much expense, but is a great beneGt in many ways to
sliow total values, including the value of
those mentioned in the table.
«;
«
-.
^«^^-'N
C3
.5
2
t-'o'i-
(
-fl*
-r*
^ « i-oo
_
«- ic 00 2: -T
-.c
5?
.
ec
0-.
;
other articles besidta
all
o*
ic.
— ~. -I'to^rt- f- eoics*
-^tj
T*' 'Z ^ '-^ S ^ ^ S ^' to 00 tt l-s'c.' ^taoi^
-'CO tff i-'O'NV'' t- rr *f •* "'
*
CO
§
-; — ^ ,.o CB XI •« w! ^ r- o ** T*
.^
rr
— -x
1SC'-aC •—
hm O rr I- r- ;c ©« ^ PT O t- jg l-t- iO S W Qu ;0 0; er f- I' c. tC ^si ,0
'^
^ O'O t-»*— CO
Ww*^" — O*
»C-i
Si
t-
n
," f^
1
.
Jt* J-.
•
cr- cr.
rf: -r:
*it
ff*
^H«i
-^
•
&^
;
the agricultural districts.
Cotton has been inactive and variable, middling uplands closing
very firm at 20Jc. Flour has ruled liriu and fairly active at
$6 85 a$7 25 for shipping extias. Wheat has been firmer, closing with a fair business at $1 54@$l 00 (or No. 3 spring Cliicago
and Milwaukee. Corn has sold more freely, clo.siug at GIUc. for
prime old mixed afioat. Coffee has advanced ^c. for Rio, with
considerable activity, and groceries have generally been firm,
with more
doing.
Freights have ruled dull. There has been but a moderate
of room offering, especially for weight, but the speculative values at which grain is held have limited sliipments, and
the turn of rates has lieen downward. Late engagements to
Liverpool embrace, by steam, wheat at 8J@9d., cotton |@ll-16d..
and bacon COa. and by sail corn at 8d., coiton KoiT-lOd., and pro-
.5*
3
c^ Ti
a>
T "'inO'T*qpa0O;3O00V
1-
CTi 7*
f
-X
'.0
co
93
r>
jq
ii
"(7*
^ T* -r
«/ - cc
"
O
O*
•-I eo
-?* :C;
;
remained about steady on the spot, but for the future there has
been a decline new mess has sold for December at $13 .50, and
for February at $13, with a jobbing business at $13 75 for new
mess. Lard has latterly been rather weak sales have been made
of prime Wes.eru at 71c. for December, 7f@7|c. for January,
7|'g,8c. tor February, and 8Jc. for April, and of city at 7i@7|c. for
prime. Bacon has declined lor the future, but on the spot short
clear has latterly advanced on a demand to cover contracts and
freight enLranemeut: long clear has sold freely at 0|@CJc.
fill
short clear at 7Jc. on tbe
for this month, an<i CJc. for March
spot, and 7 1-lOc. for January, and slii.rt rib at Oi@6ic. on spot.
have met with a fair demand, and drv saUed shoulders
Cut Meats
have sold at 4Jc. for January, pickled B.^llies at be. on the spot,
and fmoked Ifanis at lOJiglSic. as to weight. Beef has been
steady but quiet. Butter has been quiet as Hsual during the
Cheese has been quiet but about steady at 14@
lioliday week.
14ic. for prime to choice factory. To-day there was a firmer
market tor most hog products, owing to the detention of supplies
by rail, which were required and expected to fill December conPrime Western Lard was held at T|c. for December and
tracts.
January, and 8|c. for April, with full previous prices bid. Bacon
advanced to 7c. for Ions clear December delivery, but for January
was quoted at (>}c., with sellers of long and short clear for February and March at Q|c. The number of awine, live and dressed
I^ceived on the seaboard. Oct. 38 to Dec. 31, was 071,815; same
lime last year, 579,985. The number of swine slaughtered at the
principal Western markets daring the same period for four years
<^ CO 3i
.
r— CtJ
t—
^iftClJ*
£.
»'
l-^ 5«r
aofi :r tar-
>
C-7
^,
yfCtS
.
53
m:)
c*
(.
JL JO
eo T* s.
o ic 00 rt r^ a o* c o;
CL ^ w.
(- J.
*$
•
iT
'?*
>>*
»-<
t- tt CO
j: J;
rfl ;i3
.
r-'tO
:
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M
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'
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Tf
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T-i
•-"
-•
t^i-;;
CT
go; c*50 r-
o iM V I- Ciw
«ft
-
I
_ M LO T X Ji O
amount
visions 33s. (id.@35s. To London, by sail, Hour lis. Gd. To Cork
To day, in wheat to Liverpool, after
tor orders, grain 7s.@7s. Od.
some business at 8fd., there was a decline to 8Jd.
Provisions have varied but little during tbe week. Pork has
?
^£~
':Ti
'
o t- 9?
;^.
CG
^"a
T*
•n SO
r-.QO
C.
ao
00
ao
•
»f3
CC
Eg
o
-coo
vifn — n
T
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—rf
•'?* •no
.tr
C- 'T
r- i-
;
3
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*^
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aa
'
c
»-
re
»r,
Xo
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;
:
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<:>
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Q f —
IT* jj
T»
•
•
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-»—'•'-'"*—
sn
-,0 <ra
-1
J^;
^ "* tt ^. 3? C; M t- c -v c t— t- '^
o» X
5*
<_'^
.
r.
„ rA tn t- «'
_
,
.
i: s* 30 c; T»
-
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;
was
as follows
To
A*.
Chicago
1870-71.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
S3.
BJ;'.,986
371.180
433,li)8
315.0«ti
2.'i
23.
2:).
1,609,299
l,84:j,2:i5
1,17.3,630
921,617
586,815
—M
C^ *>
ys- oo-^'
CT--OaO
rr?CC'O
•
--
:£S
-1-
•
-to--
-^-irt^-
crrcCft
:;
T-'T'Ca
IT* 11^"
a. ji
a
1.825
301.(HX)
1*).000
2,761,832
:S
3i
IT.
!-_
Sf
c(
a-.
T-i --.
.
cr.ao
ir
,00
:£S3
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ii
;
2
:
>3
o
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is"
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cr;
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— tCQo
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275 360
:"•
179,568
180,449
99,500
1,760,415
,
:
:
.
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.
^
t-i-
1.-5
-o-ro
:-5i
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:
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SfS
com
<7*
1,603,799
p
tn
r-
.
—p
»
.
.
*
5S
M -w
•
tot-
.
c^2
n^
^-.=cg=co,
00
**
g
»,i
. .."?
—
U
g
'
• Ei>timated.
Petroleum has been very unsettled and inactive, closing somewhat nominal at lljc, for cruJe in bulk, 2rjc. lor refined in bbl:?.,
30c. for do. in cases, and ie@10^c. for naptha in shipping order.
Naval stores have varied but little, though showing an unsettled
tone ;strained ros'n quoted at $3 7033 75, and spirits iturpentine.
Tallow has been selling moderately at S%c..
easier at 59ige0c.
for prime, but with the probable interruption of suopliea some
advance is demanded at the close. Whiskey h»s been down to
96ic. and up to 98i;., closing at 97c. Clover Seed in moderate de
mand and firm at 9J@9ic- Wool has become dull a limited
business reported in domestic fleece at 03@08c., and Cape at
38i
@40c. Hides and leather have become dull. Oils remain quiet, and
late prices are nominally unchanged, but crude sperm held for
x>
tntn
536,266
2,513,918
total
i—
1,0J2,5.'}8
849,64!)
Total
Otlicr pointo..
.
.33r.6.')6
107,-;76
357,945
29S,454
151.943
219.274
78,469
67,545
240.000
ISU.OOO*
ao.ooo*
Milwiuikoo
lDdi.tuupoli!«...
O
1869-70.
5.S3,153
..
St. Louis
L'niisville
Grand
Der. 21
1871-72.
e-tcotr,
£) -o
CiOi
g
1872-73.
Cincinnati..
m
CS
.3;
.
.
O
I-
^ CC O
ills
irt
jft
a:
a:
•=
r-
en
T-»
i
ocio .^ t- r-c:oolro
£,Jm .rrt-'-^sp'wo^
:^
I
;
;
;
$1@1
07,
.
-.
-c
r=;
o *- cs «» •« ^ *^ r— r* o QO
T* ~
^ e* o !
i.xx-^.»oo
i-^
<C
3
.-.
•-
I
**^*ir
Ctl
00
(Zl
O
(C
SI
PM O
;
•
:
0.
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;S
•7?
W ^T
CO
9< 9/
O
3X) O,-^
•
^
si
=5=^
^^
a-,
»fi
•
for Kentucky Tobacco has been quiet during the
pales limited to 100 hhds. for consumption and 75
past week, with
hbds. for export, besides 131 hhds. damaged by auction at H@ll|c.
as in quality and condition. Prices have remained firm lugs
quoted at 10@10ic., and leaf 10i@lCc. Seed Leaf Tobacco shows
a rfdueed movement, and the only transactions we have to
notice are:— 75 cases old crop sundries, 9@:0ic.
100 do do 10®
14c.; 171 do. 1871 do. Conn., 35@62c 40 do. 1871 do. Ohio 94c
Spanish Tobacco in large stogk and dull ; sales 200 bales Havana
lit
.^^
FQ
further advance.
The market
?-« '^
.3 00 10
be bo to
t-*
"2 05 C.
06—"
—
tfj
Oi OD
trt
O
OD
'
ti*J
aj-
:
ii
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v a,
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til
:
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r3-4aS
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flflViir'
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—
7
:
.
December
THE CHRONICLE.
23, 1872.]
luiporCa of LoadlMK Arllcloa.
forei^^n
week, since Jan.
imports of leading articles at
UTi, and
1,
for tliu
Chan
New
Same
week.
7.,:.%!
1821.
7,8-,'ri
7,.111
Hardware
Ijlanit
Lead, pigs
7,lt3
Ultuaware
Spelter, lbs
Sleel
Tin. boxes
... i9.»i5,5IWS,<l1,«l
«.VK| •iV.Mil -U'iM:
UiasB plate
Bullous
Coal, tons
Tiu
''ocoa.bags
Orusts,
&c.—
1
Cream Tartar..
Gambler
1
Wines,
SiM^I;
5,H1,
Madder
81i.53l
6,J*
6,609
1— ,ni
!r.r..f.-|
ii.'.'Ol
&.—
Cliamj>MK'e,bi(B.
2
i*:,i-.i
2.(ifl
by value—
Cixars
s-tl'
Oii.Olive
31,181
II, IKS
107,5tU
i>'j,3:>(>
6.7H '..%2,9«."!!!,W,SBI
85713
..
.;0 6.';
4i.6[S!!,;91,';^6 1,6^7, lie
6,6i;
4JI.3M 347,1,1
1,»SSCoikB
.ipiuni
^Oila bl-carb..
,
Fatiey goods
.-•.s.aa FiBb
pi.7a7Fru.ts, &c.—
10
tiodii sal
Soda.HBli
ji'lax
1
^l!
Lemons
12.101
li.W^
Furs
clotli..
..
biiles...
,.
It 8 '8
119.21-
Hides,
&c.—
Brlstlei:
I.2MU1
13,68.'
Saltpetre
5
5iS6
....I
I
Cork
Fmtic
Logwood
Mahogany
Receipts or Doiuestlc Produce for
January
Ashes... pkgs.
ureadsiuirn—
Flour.. bbls.
1,200
i.""!
S.286!
l,Ui01
8;7,4"8
47,'81
i9e.4'X)
472,^9()
317,'ii:l
131,590
l>3,635
1.
Wi.ea'..bU4.
2,877
148.T5I
7',n78
5''
M*2
IVanuts, ba;B
Provision.*—
2,176
8l,v27
6,7^1
58,573
Batter, pkgs....
6-0,4(ll
io,83!
14.40) 1,709,238
821.372
15.231
412.lllii
4 3 5
!7.;81
140.401
2.174
57.i:,-:
l54,lS»12,3,l8.a:i 1J.39J.I1J6
Cheese
4(7.713 I."53,6.'l
....)
Cntmeats
63.;31 5.(irO,:!81 3,7J7,IH3;
Ei{i;b
27,1, ISO
4.317!
3lSi8!0
Pork
6.i:W
141,310
15,S.046
Beef, pkgs
.Wt
198.371
115 5(5*
Lard.pkg4
1.140
201.216
179,o»;l'
Lard. k'^KS
27,IOi
7ii.2r.
941,37! rtiee, pk«8
5,-yiO
4«
3 0;3
8,4;«
nj3.:97
4;3.7iJ Searine
J!ve
llarley, *c..
Gras.-s seed.
iteaiis
l-ens
C me n.nblp
Cottfin.. bales.
Jienip ..bales.
No,
flops, .bales.
2i.M0
S3,-.7U
65(«l' 3,i21,87l
2,«5
46,23)
3,451.ra!
51,901
9BI;
Leather. Bides
^tolftsses. lids.
Jf.ival»torcsCr.turp bbis
Bnirlts turp.
2«
1,31
Rosin
9.IW6
76.(12 i
849.162
ISO
683,42(1
,:»
1.4.3
tli9..1,S8
4.'5.3E«
166,l»7
Iw).:i0
251,917
21.431
17,07J
62"
Ac
Tobacco, ,ikg8....
Tobacco. hhds
315.713
973
21
1,6!9
2,176
.
27.S21
13.0 5
3.7.3.3
23,2
5,973
2CJ 188
18 938
1»,«I7
4!.'; is
40712
216,782
6:.64(
23-l.'r.2
15711
Whiskej-. hbls....
66,SH Wool, bales
49J,1<)6 Dressed hogs. No.
29,21.
l,S27
5.1;!
...,l
Sugar, hhds.,
Tallow, pkifs
l:, 91
8,981
53I.6U
7,Iili
Tar
Pitch
:
This Since Same
week. Jan.l. time "71
1
Corn
5 '.-M
Oil rake, pkgs....
Oil, lard
6.703
5l,l:3 :,991,'W0 .3,<7.>,6i;
3i)il,'4.j ln.I26,li3 2G,llii,slU
!W,'.D.' 40,703.100 26 7.6,:;9,)'
Oats
Hides
«,741
^33,3:2
'WeeU aud since
ttae
Since
Same
Jan. I. time '71.
7<>
9>1
8>.',91li
receipts of domestic produce liave been as follows
This
week.
7'.n
.6.
513947
«4,87a
0!«,Woods-
l,Sll|
901,5. 3i
LJO.O Ij
Molasses
:.ji:>,a.v;
406
Ginger
Pepper
5,8.;3
Wati^lics..
I,l.i2.-|ie
aw..s-'ii;iisj><54 r.9(i8ii6a
?)a9,7l2
76J.3IH
86,656
Spices. &c.—
Cassia
m.181.
J1,9W|
Linseed
SI8.12S
11,730.46'.
2li,«l"l
Kaisint
Hides undressed.
Uiee
a.iBO
Hides, dressed.
India rubber
Ivory
Jewelry. &c.
Jovvelry
770 571
6,82;| 7i:.20O
2 ,IJ1I!.3S3.92U ;,J07,'3I
Oranges
Nuts
3U.»I
Hemp,
Hair
following
all
is our usual table showing tlie nioveiiient of cotton
the ports from Sept. 1 to Dec. 20. the latest mail datts.
aiMoc
POUTS.
4.;»d
lOU
.
2,51>^Artl les reporto-
O.lM, etiseatlal..
foregolui' staiemen: it will be seen Miit,eoiup«itd
the corresponding week of last season, tliJ-re is an incuate in
the exports this week of 40,700 bales, while the slocks to-night »ie
17,000 bales more than they were at this time • year ago. Tlie
witli
55.IM
b.HXl:
Wlues
Wool, bailfS
Ii.5i:i
4U,S3'J
I
From tbe
40,7«l:,26I.S7i l,(18I.W
la.rs i,i6!(.9u< «.'.8 62i
Tobacco
.1180 Waste
li
a.iiil
Uuni, Arabic...
Indigo
The
&
boxes
:i;,i.8lTea
1U,»
«'M,00j
!,i:i!
bags
33,130;
5:i(i,!'jF
ns,^
Sugar,
Itai k, Peruvian
Blea powder!*..
Brimstone, louB
Coehlneal
Gunny
Blubs, lus..
,l«,H7S'3UBar, hlids., tc«.
& bbis
S,2ii
Cotton, balus
.^61.91^1
tTi.s ; i,o.6,«)'i
0,1*1;
U. «.l6,li9l.3i-U|(i.3.|.m
i,'U:\
i.i:.iii5
,Kag8
Cotteo, bagH
5.K1.1
^ 8:ii)
:,(«,!. »i|,«0,»!)3
l5,ilOB,
I8I,T>I
76,!4S
86.221
S,6:iS
2,.369
3,162
9S.S47
!62,413
112.212
98,228
itipT*
IsxponcDsiaot
• KI-T.I.!
ureal,
l«i7
NewOrleana
Friday,
P. M.,
S.S7.a~» 137,(03
131,97
2i.2»t
:8»,i2; i48,,u;.
sca 4
843,378 :4li.7;3
57,727
I.M.tSJ
li;0!4
«284
3i,937i
3»jl6i lol.'.SS.
f,-44
'4(«
2a,.5H4
•27,93:
1.3 777 li«,'ill
7>U|
76.631
67,4!H/
4.8.U;
Savannah
Texas
Now York
-IU27.1II
Total this year
Tot'l lastyt-
week ending this evening, Dec. 27. It
appears that the total receipts for tbe seven days have reached
10C,44.3 bales against 12.5,3.'J7 bales last week, 125,.'>64 bales the previous week and 13;3,97o bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September, 1872, 1,030,587 baies against
1,375,711 bales for thesame period of 1871, showing an increase
since September 1 this year of 254,876 bales. The details of the
receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the correspond-
Received
ihls
previous years are as follows
tlie five
week at—
18J3.
1811.
1870.
:
1S68.
1869.
bales.
Jit,191
49.803
53.812
11.2 13
17.7511
l:(.(i7J
13.037
1,733
12,163
9,977
5,4-H
1.119
3,469
7,133
10.171
21.122
7.110
7,393
27«
S.71S
7.903
103.413
Mobile
i;6.939
124.430
Charleston
15
Savannah
Texas
u^<i
Temii-ssee
ia
!,0.>l
&c
S.TICi
"lorl.la
...
Norih Carolina
Virginia
Total this
week
673
lll.lS-i
The
total sales of
total
7447
701
3,115
9,297
T!.50i
114,031
on board.
this
week
SepM
The exports
1.6:!0,597
1.375.717
1.623,393
1,'!J<.931
1
ing are the
closinir quotations to-dav
week
of last
season
;
week are
the
for
MS
New
Mobile.
17)iv
i,*',U4
'
;ci«to
I
Good Middling
IS
*....
i»H*....
7'X»....
t7)|»....
19
«....
i»xa....
»»..,
i('ik«....
2I>«I»....
2VJj«
|
20
SIH*...
„,
joni
22
'
Texa*
Orleana.
1TXI»...
Isita...
19X(»...
19v;»...
18H®
C,
in
follow-
:
Florida.
...perlb.
58,350
and 450
The
to arrive.
Upland and
22>i«...,
iiX»....
31
«....
»....
Below we give the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Uplands at this market each day of the past week
SALKH.
tpec
C.-n-
Trail.
Exp't. Bump. ula'n
Saturday
392
405
Monday
l.'!Oi
Tuesday
1,723
Wednesday
Thursday
.<IS
6.247
250
450
11.S43
....
1.795
1.781
ow
Mid-
19X
MX
I'M
\li
^«
I-H
!8X
HiJ
...
•
~18X~
:'X
'7H
Holld y
"'jiio'
....
....
1
PRI »P.
nd
(i,
(Ird'ry. MIdl-g. dllng
.J.«9
mas.
515
Total
797
4.4U
....
1.290
Wry
Total
.11.
....
....
3.261
776
Chr St
1.024
Friday
'1
...
....
For forward delivery the sales (including
free on board),
have reached during the week 5^.350 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the fallowing is a statement of the
sales and prices
bales.
CIS.
ei«.
19 9.16
4J<e
s.n....l9 116
5«l
,
.19X
l!ix
anil
19X
IS 3-16
.ia«
14..'VX)
total .'an
For Febrtiarr.
too
1<«
....19 5-1'1
^.^W...
l»H
JOO...,
8,100...
400...
..19 13-3!
...19 716
..19 11-16
9S(
19 13.16
19«
i9l5-.t
20
13,400 total for
too
l.ai)
71t
SOU
2,';00
3,900
cw.
bale*.
1,701'....
lir
S.»<'...
lOU....
i.iim
....»i. 6
..J0S.32
ai'«
...211 5-32
...M
601
....1927-2
Dec.
19916
..
I9X
evening reach a total of
80,757 bales, of which 60,824 were to Great Britain, 5,457 to
France, and 17.476 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made np this evening, are now 498,320 bales.
Below are the
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
this
421
4.2.7!!1
For immediate delivery the
for speculation,
For January
week ending
for the
auxu
CNi.3» "»r8S4
"L.
11,343 bales, including 4,040 for
7011...
l.lHfl...
96!,4C3
C»
9,1
r.0,3«l'
».60|!~w",«iret4!iB6|
Of the above 440 bales were
transit.
1
Total since
5.«44
vs.ioi
1«-.;UW
7I1/I'
4,{6"
description
tree
up
sales foot
»,l*0
98,796
l»,12»
1S:..T23
791'
export, 0,217 for consumption,
100 s. n
7..V10
24.6<M
67:.7."I
ll,2U
3.i2:.ll
week has been almost whoily with-
past
this
bales, inciuding
aw
11,897
3,972
5.783
991
1,513
4,592
8,7S'.
42111
8 Wl:
'
out any distinctive feature, while the iiucluatlons were qu.te un.
Owing to the holidays foreign advices have had little
significance, while the course of receipts at the poits have been
even more irregular than last week. Tuns on Tuesday, as reported to the Cotton Exchange, ihey aggregated 25,024 bales,
wliile on Thursday, for two days, including Christmas, they were
reported at only 12,076 bales. To-day the market was strong
with a fair export demand. For future delivery the market has
been quite as sluggish as for cotton on the spot, the transactions
footing up the smallest aggregate in many weeks. Today, liowever, there was a decided revival of speculation, and an advance in
prices of iCgic, with busines extending into the (-umincr months.
The prices for futures lust reported were(lasi8 low middling) 191c.
for December, lOfc. for January, 20c. for February, 20 5-lOc. for
March, 20|c. for April, 21c. for May, and 21ic. for June.
bales.
S0.«919.339
£7,336
14 iim
11.566
22 .828
'i2.»27
7».:iK,i
ll<..6''l
142.. 18
5:1,5.4
important.
Kor December.
New Orleans
»7,'.6'.'
>,4l«
60.(51
4,IS'
....
»i«|
493.731!'
....
&c., of cotton for the
ing weeks of
10.U»I 1(5,-1«
•.'HV.'II
J.-»''
^,i"2^
24,IIV[
sjiiy,
l,»:i
430,W7 120,120,
The market during the
odO.dluary
Low Middling
Middling
By special telefrrams received to-nigbtfrom tbe Southern ports,
we are in possession of tbe returns sbowing the receipts, exports,
1.073
64W
Florida
Sorth Carolina
Virginia
Other ports
Strict
27, 1872.
<7S,1!C
8i'.7.'.»;
'
GoodOrdlnary
December
Stoflk.
""*
|
:5l,fr;«
Ordinary
COTTON.
!_£.*
I
4a0.r95
Mobile
CharlestOD
al
•crr.lTo— If, .^«
Oilier
o^Tr.
Britain FrancriFor'irn Total.,
leTi
,
18,9,17
l.lll
u\xi
17, -71
1<>7>«7
....
S nee Sept.
Clilim
KHrtlienware....
bars..
TuU
time
Cutlery
lili
1.10
York...
Otbiii ports..
Metuis,&c.—
Irou,
:s.4:«
(ton...
Hava II uh
Texan
the
Glaas and
I
FrwceicoDlln't
NewOrleans.l
Mobile
of 1871
For
KaiihouWKri!-
Ttocit.
ToUlthit
*"do*I'?7.°"',G-B'"-
port tUe last
tliiH
same period
[Tbsqaantlty isglvon in packages whon not othorwlsa peciftod.]
Ciilax,
879
Kxpurted tu—
from CuHlom House returns
Tlie following table, compiled
BDonstLe
:
:
ao...
I9X
19 5-I«
i9H
W7.U
MH
9,450
a>x
10,S0U total
Varch.
For Al ni.
......JO
-.OH
SCO
1.0
.in
aos-.e
2JM6
«0
tou) Feb.
For >[Hrch.
800
son
100
l,2«l
sou
19!t
19
1-1
1,710
TO
19J<
lOU.
20
.30H
2U7-.J
.SOW
3i'17J}
20 9.10
40U
SCO selleta' option,
till
ea
»'.VII>
...
lai
8011
193.16
3-ls
Sept.
20X
1, 1873,
bllpa.
ct».
100..
..JUJK
S.lUHnUI Annl.
For May.
no
SO.M*
CX
7'<'
etm
500
(00
40"
lt»
un
aoK
30 ii-fi
ADJk
.*'«
3015-H
21^
S,7a>ioU<M«y.
For June.
KO
SCV
4t«
100
Ji
Slit
200
21X
StVtotalJnne.
at l»Kc.
The following exchanges have been made
darlni; the
May,
Ic.pald to excbange 190 February for :C0
week
:
:
m
—Our
reports
Selma are owing
recent heavy rains and
to the
[t)ccemb:i 28, 1872.
have failed to receive to-night the stock at and amount afloat for
|3ff"
Liverpool, and therefore continue the flgiirts of last week for those items.
We
to-niglit
indicato very cold weather tbroughout the South. At New
Orleaua there has been one doy of severe rain, and todiy it is
very cold. Our Selma telegram states that it has rained there
on three days, and that it is now intensely cold. The small
1871.
567,000
165,556
160,000
16,000
12,505
28,800
13.343
40,000
6,310
187,000
83,0CO
1873.
330,000
333,000
335,000
bales.
Stock in Liverpool
Stock in London
StockinHavre
It has also rained three days at Macon, with snow
and three days at Mobile. To day at Mobile it is clear
and very cold. At Columbus there has been rain on two days
today light snow, with weather extremely cold. Our Augusta
telegram states that it is intensely cold them, with snow and
At Memphis there has been light snow tiiree days all
sleet.
navigation is suspended by ioe, and picking is also entirely suspended. The thermometer at Memphis has averaged 19, at Char
leston 44, and at Columbus 40.
The S1TU.A.TION. There has seldom been a period when the
opposing opinions a-f to the future of the market were so marked,
sleet,
;
13,000
33,000
48,000
33.000
28,000
9,000
141,000
45,000
33,000
5,500
97,000
498,320
88,029
iu Marseilles
in Bremen
in Amsterdam
at Antwerp
at Barcelona
at Trieste
Stock
Stock
Stock
Slock
Stock
Stock
rail-
road brtaks.
and
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THE CHRONICLE.
Weatiieb Reports by Telegraph.
receipts at
.
.
Great Britain (American)
Havre (American and Brazil)..
for Bremen (American)
for Amsterdam (American)
Tctal Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland towns
Exports from Tnited States this week.
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
;
—
for
for
14,071
6,700
232,241
481,314
9.5,.507
8:1,757
51,594
1,933,206
3,150,001
.
Total
BO confident, and, in the belief of eacb party, fo well grounde-l.as at
the present time. The point of divergence appears to be the
These figures indicate a decrease iu cotton in sight to-night
of 316,79.5 bales compared with the same date of 1871.
anticipated supply, there being much less disagreement as to the
Movements of Cotton .-^t the Interior Ports. B^low we
Those operating for an advance loi.k give the movements of cotton at the interior po/ts receipts and
consumption for the year.
shipmen's for the week, and stock to-night and for the correspondfor a falling oil' in the receipts from India, Brazil, &c., of a
ing week of 1871
million and a quarter bales and upward^^, while the supply from
I>ec- 29, ''1.Week ending Dec. 27, 1872-^
—
r"^?"'^
Augusta
Columbus.
.Macon
.
n.073
3,333
3,917
MoutgoHierv.
.
1,901
35,730
33,998
.
.
.
..
Nashville...
Messrs. Xicol & Co., under
16, write that the " accounts from the districts
771
9.3.3
1,393
5,529
1,193
3,349
1,996
2,331
9,489
1,112
.
Selma
Memphis..
have been received from Bombay.
Nwember
^"J?'."S
Receipts. shipments. Stock. Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
America, they generally claim, will not be over three to five hundred thousand bales iu e.tcess of last year. This deficiency in
supply, added to the smaller stocks now held Ijy S))inner8, clearly
makes ont a case, if the facts upon which the argument is based
are correct. For several weeks, howev.T, we have inclined to the
opinion that no money was to be made by holding cotton at
present prices. As to the movement from India, Brazil, &c., we
gave some facts last week. To-day one week later mail rtturns
date of
—
.
.
4,361
11,994
13,036
11,940
5,267
36,518
5,534
6,.554
5,033
1,349
3,550
3,129
3,041
11,399
3,727
866
2,013
2,559
2,371
10,207
8,105
19,307
10,094
14,470
11,665
8,379
86,159
5,487
88,629
30,749
26,753
95,567
The above totals show that the interior stocks have increased during the week 1,732 bales, and are to-night 6,938 bales less than
The receipts have been 5,019 bales
it the same period last year.
less than the same week last year.
The exports ot cotton this week from New York show a de
Small samples of Oomraand if the bulk of the crop
equals first pickings this description should obtain a high position crease since last week, the total reaching 15 954 bales, against
It will be seen by
16,065 bales last week. Below we give our table showing the
in the European markets the ensuing year."
direction for each of
our Bombay telegram for the past two weeks that the receipts exports of cotton from New York, and their
the last four weeks also the total exports and direction since
and shipments at Bombay are beginning to be much more liberal, September 1, 1873 and in the last column the total for the same
so that the January s'hipments promise to be all that was antici" period of the previous year
pated. Of com ne that crop is not yet secured, and the present Exports ot Gottoa (bales) from New ITork since Sept.l, 1873
promise may not be realized but a speculation baaed upon the
Same
WEEK ENDtNa
certainty of disaster in that quarter would hardly he a safe one.
Total
lime
to
We do not see, therefore, how one can feel confident of a further
prev.
date.
Dec.
continue
all
that could be desired.
now coming
wuttee are
to hand,
;
;
;
;
Dec.
India
movement than the present
deficiency
4.
;
not that January shipments will reach the same total they did
The
last year, but that subsequent months will make it good.
supply from Egypt, Brazil, &c., must also equal the past seasons.
It these positions are correct, and our own crop reaches our estimate, it is evident that with the European stock Oct. 1, 1873,
double the stock of Oct. 1, 1871, there will be more than sutiicieiit
cotton to fully satisfy all the wants of the trade, There are,
however, an incriiasing number of believers in a small American
crop receipts continue so small that many are losing faith..
Had we prepared our figures carelessly, or without what we
believed to be actual facts as the basis, we might also begin to
doubt. Of course we may be wrong, but at present it looks to
us that the horse disease, the extremely low rivers, and during
the past two weeks the severe storms and cold, are sufficient to
account for the movement being less free than was anticipated.
to
Great
Con-
Britain,
1873....
tlncnt.
8,000
1S71.... 18,000
none
4,000
8,000
22,000
167,136
15,251
176,539
168,085
1,911
5i
Britain.-
Con-
Total,
lotal Prenclk
7,598
15,804
1,911
53
16,122
4,493
3,977
63
71
Bremen and Hanover
960
600
798
2,a30
100
299
1.0.53
Total to
IV
Europe.
.
960
793
2,3.30
20,620
700
5,329
.
Spain Oporto&Gihraltar&c
All others
2;667
l',76il
Total Spain, &c
1,709
Grand Total
2,607
....
201.677
17.3.467
..
9.928
11.496
16,665
15,954
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston^
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept.1,1873:
NEW TOKK.
PHIIJlDELP'tA.
BALTIHOBE.
This Since
week. Sept.l-
This Since
week. Sept. I.
1,4M
~.~i"~i;r2
bbob'ts fkom-
This
Since
week. 'Sept. 1-
This Since
week. Sept.l.
I
New
Orleans..
Mobile
4J29:
5,288
461
5,579
50
78,UUi
2,930; 31,8-57,
431!
8,506:
1,-321;
20,993
-3S^2,588'I
Total last yea r.
20,5 95'
3-3 0,075
Shipping News.
j
'
..I
2e|
70||
'354i
8,038
3,793
I
5',8.38;
13,102;
98,350,
4,942|
33,3701
Total this yearl
I
197
I
662;
2,07i
49
1
Visible Supply of Cotton Made dp by Cable and TeleoilAPH.— By cable ue have to night the stocks at the different
European ports, the India cotton afloat for all of Europe, and the
American afioat for each port as given below. Froir figures thus
received, wo have prepared the following taljle, showin-'
the
16
32,455
I
742
9741
J
North'm Ports|
the f-regoing it would appear that compared with last
fear there is a decrease this year in the week's shipments to Great
Britain ot 10,000 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1
now shows a dexreane in shipments of 319,000 bales over the
orra^oonding period of 1871.
2,508
19,-596
2,706
8.', 648
Tennessee, &Ci
Foreign
From
1,527
1,-365
24,186,
1
|
rect'lnt'*
rect-ipis.
tlnent.
45,096
|
Florida
S'th Carolina.!
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
639,000 228,0001 917,000 10 000
800,000 330,000 1,136,000 14,000
1
742
2,t;7j
Texas
Savannah
Week's
quantity of cotton In sight at this date (Dec. 27) of each
ol the
two past seasouR
8,666
949
Other French ports
our cable dispatch received
Great
Total.
176,405
134
8,606
Tl
to-oay, there have been 8.000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great
Britain the past week and none to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 10,000
bales. The movement since the fir^t of JaniWy is as follows.
These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay, and are for
the week ending Thursday, Dec. 20
^SlilpmcntB tills week to-^
r-Slilpmentsalnce Jan.lto-,
15,804
Total to Gt. Britain
to settle the question, as the horses are
rapidly recovering everywhere now, while the rivers are rising.
In the meantime there is sufficient doubt about the whole question of supply to make speculation interesting to those who love
to risk much in the hope of a corresponding gain.
—According
7,598
year.
25.
15,254
Liverpool
Thenext month must serve
Shipjients.
18.
Other British Ports
—
Bombay
Dec.
11.
Dec.
in the
falling
—
6661
5,613
ns;
4,546'
....I
105
i-i-^l
'203,
5.697
424
9,206
1,224 21,318
5031
1,097
4,708
....I
••I
•
l,703l 19,8711
2,711! 46,551
8.8'I5|
|
9,761 102,514.
1,657| 24,14nll
2,327i 39,501
8!l,385'
—The exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 84,142
bales. So tar as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
same exoorts reported by telegraph, and published in TheChiionICLE 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 vessels cleared up to Wednesday
night of his week
:
:
:
.
December 28,
:
.
.
THE CHROxNlCLE.
18'<2.
881
Total balea.
-etecki.Liverpool, per eteamers Spain, 8,873
Abysulnla, 1,768
To thia To thll
Hama
.Manhattan, 3,«S6 and 1 Sen Island.
City of Antwerp, i41
ThU
date
data
Total.
Tbia
dale Dec. 81.
Calirornin. 1,373. ...Canada. i,8U0, and 74 Sea I.-land.... Joseph
week.
1878.
1871.
1871.
dav.
1871.
lOTl,
Dodd, l,73i... per abip Calliope, U31 and 7 Bea Island. ...per bark
American
28.150 1,289,881 3.077.381
8.838.1(84
48,160
41,830
]A8,600
Emllie, 511
1S,S54
Brazilian
4,771
619,113
473,517
<xts.*w
17.970
64.170
«4.(MI
To Bremen, per Meamcr Weter, 600
8(10
Egyptian
841.780
4,276
889.764
8M.880
M.OtO
88.670
49,78«
'lo Hamburg, per steamer Westphalia, too
100 Smyrna & Gr'k
8,J58
I8.'rl6
6,458
4,470
Nnr Obi.bans— To Liverpool, per dIiIuk (loscben, 3,339
O. M. Adams,
W. Indian.... 8,813 13!.49i 107.418
118,640
15.840
14.840 f '*•"*'
.. New Limpedo, 2,912.. ..Chinn, 3,661
3,995 ... Flylnc Foam, 4,064
Saat Indian..
290
626,0i4
881.605
895,368
810.080 800.760
878.770
....Maud, a.aiJ... Per biirk Septimus, 1,594
22 797
To H ivie, per shin Moses Day, 3,8<)0. .. per bark Comtesae, 1,070
4.830
Total.
40.100 8,181,446 8,754,838
4.014,788
88l,e«0 445.8J0
660,900
To Bremen, per ship Monteai'le, 2,722
S,72i
To Baiculona, per bark Dolores, 1,654.,.. per brig Melanta, 730
2.884
Of tlie present Btocli of cotton in Liverpool 12.7.5 per cent is
To Genoa, per ship Theobald, 2,890
2,890
Americaii, nfcainst 0.25 per cent, last ypar. Of ladiau cotton the
To Malaga, per bark Al)nei,'Ucion, 1,06.1
l,06f>
Mobile -To Liveipool, per ships City of Brooklyn, 4,682.... Sclola, 8,802 7,234 proportion is 70'75 per cent, against 07'50 per cent.
To Rotterdam, pt-r bark An^usta, 915
916
CUARLKSTON lo Liverpool, per steamer Rivera, 1,457 Upland
per
London, Dec. 7. There has lieen a steady demand for cotton
slilp A. & E. Loveit, 2,749 Upland and 116 Sea Island
4,822
durln^jf the week, and the quotations are ratlier firmer
To Barcelona, per bark Elvira, 884 Upland
The folt81
Savaknau— To Liverpool, per ships .las. .lardine, 2,280 Upland... Sofia
lowing are the particulars of Imports, deliveries and stocks :
de Vila, 1,773 Upland.... per bark Fellz, 1,012 Upland
6,085
To Cork, per barks Susan M., 1,775 Upland
Amaranth, 2,.570 Upland 4,345
1870.
18T1.
1878.
Texas To Liverpool, per ship Coldstream, 2,186 and 2 Sea Island....
balea.
balea.
balea.
rs^per barks Cremona, 1,665
Mary Mark, 850
Herbert, 8,200
7,881
Imports, Jan. 1 to Dec. S..
159.888
807.184
189.888
Baltimore—To Liverpool, per steamer North American, 150 and 102 bags
S04
Deliveries,
884.400
888.044
84S4W
To Bremen, per steamer Baltimore, 880
6S0
Stocks, Dec. 6
68.807
144,644
t».4(9
Nbw York —To
.
. .
.
.
.
.
.
,
—
—
—
TotoL
The
81.142
particulars of these shipments, arranged in oar usual torm
are as follows:
Liverpool.
New York
New Orleans
Bre- Rotter- BarceMalCork. Havre, men. dam. lona. Genoa, aga.
600
1.5.254
22,;9T
Mobile
2,722
4,870
4,.31!a
Savannab
Texas
5.065
7,881
Baltimoie
204
Total
62,757
1,065
884
4,345
Total.
16.9-4
88,628
8,179
5,206
9,410
7,881
680
4,345
Included in the above totals
Below we give
8,890
945
7,2.34
Charleston
8,234
.
4,C08
4,670
are,
from
884
945
New York,
3,168
2,890
100 bales to
1,065
81,142
Hamburg.
—
FonEnoN Stocks op Cotton. According to the last returnsi
the stock of cotton at Havre amounted to 248,500 bales, against
125,000 last year, the proportion of American produce being
40.400 bales against 28,400 I)ale8 last year. The stock at Marseilles amounts to 12.700 bales, against 17,000 bales
at Bremen,
02,800 bales, against 13,900 bales; and at Amsterdam, 56,300
bales, against 31,000 balea last year.
The stock at Barcelona is
27,500 bales, against GO.OOO bales. The quantity afloat at Havre
is 68,200 bales, against 64,200 bales; the proportion of American
produce being 61,200 bales, against 39,200 bales. The supply
afloat to Bremen is ll,80D bales, against 7,400 bales, and there is
nothing afloat at Amsterdam. The following figures relating to
the port of Havre are official
;
news, received during the week, of disasters
to vessels carrying cotton from any port of the United States
all
1878.
Six bales of cotton were picked up off Hatteras, by steamer City of San Antonio, from New York at Galveston, Dec. 11. They were probably from
the schooner J. F. Farland, before reported wrecked.
Crbsoent, engaged in lightering at Gnlveston, sunk at the wharf, nigbt of
Dec. 10, in about 8 feet of water. The cotton on board waa considerably
damaged.
Leone (Fr). Lomercier, from New Orleans with 3,526 bales cotton for Havre,
was assisted into Key West Dec. 18, having been ashore.
M. CuMHiKOS. 994 bales of damaged and nnidentlfled cotton ex the William
CnmminsS, Miller, from New Orleans, at Baltic Port, were sold Nov. S5,
W
at the latter port by public auction, realizing very high prices.
—
ExCilANQB AND 1<'RBIGIIT8. (iold has fluctuated the
week between llli and 113|, and the close was 112.
Foreign Exchange market is firm.
The following were
the last quotations: London bankers', long, 109i@109i; short,
(iOLD,
past
Stock, Jan. 1
Imports In 11
63.'!.825
— In
S86.845
851.940
months
Total
Deliveries in 11
months
Stock, Nov. 30
Prices of ordinary
New Orleans,
183.860
lasf.
18T0.
1869.
Bale*.
64.800
4C6.8S0
Bales
18.S60
472,080
681,660
418,405
660,880
469,280
66.845
131f.
iiaf.
81.800
lS9f.
The stock of cotton at Antwerp amounts to 81 ,934 bales, comprising 9,639 balea Louisiana, 155 Upland, 6,643 Brazil, 50 Pern,
1,011 Levant, 2,055 Oomrawuttec, ,50 Dhollerah, 2,550 Comptah.
9,640 Brazil, and 191 bales Rangoon. The sales in November
were 1,483 bales. Thj stock of cotton at Genoa amounts to 023,300
and at Alexandria to 100,000 cankilos., against 1.660,440 kilos.
tars, against 75,000 cantars last year.
;
BRE ADSTUPFS
Hamburg.
EOROPEAN OOTTON Mabkbts.
610 695
383,885
1.39,2,0
Commercial, 108J@109i. Freights closed at
110i@110i, and
f@ll-13d. by steam andf@7-16d. bysail to Liverpool, liQl^c. gold
by steam and lo. comp. by sail to Havre, and |d. comp. by steam
\o
496,595
1871.
Balea.
66.1«0
466,685
Bales.
:
Friday
reference to these markets
P. M.. Dee. 17. 1871.
There has been a comparatively steady tone this week to the
states
trado, and prices have generally been well supported. The receipts
LiVEUPOOL, Dec. 7. The following are the prices of middling of flour have fallen off, and at the same time the local trade has
qualities of cotton, compared with those of last year:
been quiet, but the shippingdemand has been fairly active, and all
r-Fair &
.—Good Sc ^Same date 1871- grades have brought very full prices. The principal business, how.
.-Ord.A Mid-,
Fine.^
Mid. Pair. Good.
g'd fair-.
ever, has been in shipping extras, mainly in the range of $6 90
82
Sealsland
80
34
38
85
44
3D
44
18
31
34
27
82
20
25
30
Florida
15
@7 10, part for January delivery. In tlie better grades the chief
Ord. G.Ord. L.Mld. Mid. G.Mid. Mid. F. Mid. G.Mld.
M.P.
support to prices appears to be the high cost of production, result*
Upland... 8K
9%
10
10^
lOX
9%
95<
MX
10^
10>,'
Mobile... 8Jf
10 1-18 10!<
9%
9%
10^
lOK
9J<
ing from the extreme maintained by holders of winter wheat, for
101-16
106-16 lOX
11
10 1-16
N.OJbTexSX 9M
10«
lOH
tho demand is kept in very narrow limits. To-d«jr, there was
The following are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at considerable shipping extras, and lines of commMi brands could
thia date and at the corresponding periods in the three previous
have been sold freely at $6 90@7, but holders were generally
years
above these bids we noticed however, 1,500 bbls. low extras from
18T0. 1871. 1872.
1872.
1871.
18GD. 1870.
Midland
Midland
d.
d.
d.
d.
d.
d.
d.
winter wheat at $7, but these are not generally offered below
Sea Island
Pernambnco.
22
80
IH ....
Upland
10
Eiiyptlau....
9«
»>i
7X $7 25.
Broach
Mobile
10118
in
9%
Orleans
Wheat has advanced, but for winter wheat our quotations must
Dhollerah....
10 1-16 10 5-16
6X 6X
Since the commencement of the year the transactions on specnla be regarded as almost nominal. There has been some milling
tion and for export have been
demand, but the bulk of business has been in spring wheat
.—Actual eip. from
Actual
to shippers, embracing No. 8 at $1 44c*l 50 mixed at |1 509
Liv., Hull is other exp'tfrom
/—Taken on spec, to tbla dat^^
ontporta to date—.
U.K. in 1 52 No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee at f 1 58@1 59, and No. 1 at
1872,
1871,
1871.
1873,
1871,
1870,
|1 65. To-day, with lower ocean freights and firmer foreign
balea.
balea.
balea.
balea.
baloB.
balea.
American.
894.100
802, IKO
315.090
385.710
164,550
127,142
accounts, there was more activity at a little higher prises mainly
Brazilian...
96.940
42.8,31
65,016
60,830
120, iSO
16.810
Bgypcian.
10.518
11,639
12,820
3W.4."X)
29,410
7 050
at $1 50@1 51 for No. 3 spring, $1 54@1 66 for No. 2 CHiicago, and
W. Indian..
5.3)0
14,781
8.663
15.710
11,660
8,740
$1 60 for No. 3 Milwaukee.
S. Indian.. 298.150
878.087
801,453
519,490
186,400
140.010
our correspondent in London, writing under the date of Dec.
7,
—
;
m
;
:
.
.
Total.
...
853.970
733,410
465,609
831,160
670.811
Indian corn has been offered a little more freely, and recent
embrace large lines of prime old mixed a» 63ic. in store and
910,380
sales
The following statement shows the sales and
week and year, and also the stocks 6u hand on Thursday
imports of cottoi
with some prime new mixed at flSo., yellow at 67o.,
and Southern white at 65c. To-day there was \c. advance, in the
absence of supplies by rail, but less doing; fair to choice old
mixed in store, 03J@04^c.; prime do. afloat, 66io.
For Barley, the demand has somewhat improved. Oats have
66c. afloat,
for the
evening
last:
SALES, ETC., OF ALL DS8CBIPTI0HB.
Same
Total
-Sales this week.
period
this
Ex- SpecnlaTrade port tion. Total.
1871.
year.
,
American
. ,
""
11,610
3,6£0
72,410
6,130
8,840
14,8,30
1,3£0
12,100
"90
Smyrna A Greek , ooi
West Indian, Ac j°'°"
180
I
Petal
18r2.
31.110 1,655,890 2,359.110 38.280
825.810
518,750 14.020
16,130
5,5U0
309,9P0
254.830
13 160
j-„l
20.150
8,3401
830
*™1 6 480 1.37,930 133,960 f 2.360
986.400 11,930
3,130 18.370 1,208,690
bales .27.!i8J
Brazilian
E^-yptian
Baat Indian
Average
weekly sales
1,850
1,600
1,800
86,380 4,156,370 4,383,890
60,060
I87I.
88.250
8.080
4,810
been deprepsed, but close with an advance asked for the limited
supply afloat, owing to the snow blockade on the railroads, and K
load of prime old mixed in store sold at S^c.
3,240
9,400
63,780
(
The following
are dosing quottitions
:
:
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:
THE CHRONICLE.
882
Flodh.
Extra State, Ac
Western Spring
Gbaik.
Wheat-No.28prlng,bn«h.$l 51® 1 80
spring
1 64® 1 68
No. 1
23
1809 185
26
Red WeBtern
.. 1 90@ 3 00
Amber do
I
Bnperflne State and Western
* bbl. i5
75®
90®
6
7
9
7
85®
SO®
7 80
8 76
7
7
SS®11 60
8
00®H
6
do double extras
Oity shipping extras. ...
City trade and family
brands.
Southern bakers' and {a-
S6®
00
66>tf
Yellow Western
|
I
I
I
I
1
70®
Western
Oats— New Black
Chicagomlxed
White Ohio and
Ti
94®
90®
Southern, white
Rye— State and Canada...
96
95
49
50
52
95
15
40
46®
48®
80®
State...
Barley— Western
80®
Canada West
1 18® 1
Corn meal— Western, Ac.
1 12® 1
Peas— Canada
Corn meal— Br'wine. &c.
The movement in breadstalfs at this market bas been as follows
-BSCSIPTS AT NBW TORE.
,.
EXPORTS FROM NBW YORK.
flour
1872.
,
week.
Flour, bbls.
0. meal,
"
Wheat, bus
Oom, "
Rye,
Barley, &c.
Oats
I
1
1
Same
,
54,113 2,991,000 3.572,647
1,680
201,216
179,599
308,145 16,128,103 26,416,540
113,152 10,703.1110 26,776,395
487,713
1.055.821
65,134 6.070..'5S4 .3,707,683
154,156 12,393.604 12,395,696
.
.
The following
1872.
.
Since time Jan. For the
Jan. 1.
1, !?71.
week.
For the
GROCERIES.
J
*
S 10
1
White.Wcstem
1
7 50
9 60@1S 00
7 50® 8 60
5 75® 6 65
3 861® 3 60
8 80® 3 90
mlly brands
SoDtheru sbipp'g extras.
:
85®
68X@
White
Corn-Western mixed
|
I
I
.
Friday Evenirs. Dec.
,
Since
Jan. 1.
1871.
.
For the
There has been the usual interruption to
and the storm of Thursday
intensified the dulness which would naturally have followed that
event. Values have experienced no very marked fluctuations,
though sugars are somewhat easier than at the time of our last
report, while coffees are higher and rule very strong at the close.
exception to the rule.
trade by the recurrence of Christmas,
.
1,617,047
120,247
22,047,677
12,757,444
507,827
929
45,627
33.222
72
98 744
The Chronicle by
:
BBCEIFTS AT LAKE AND RIVER PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDINO
DEC. 21, AND FROM ACO. ] TO DF.C. 31.
Flour. Wheat
Corn.
Oats. Barley. Rye,
bush.
bbls.
(1961bs.) (60 lbs
Chicago...
49,107
16,223
7.6.30
Milwaukee
48,398
45,.337
Toledo
Detroit
Cleveland
Bt.Louis
)
220,6.<)2
11,880
3.250*
9,658
..
303,890
20,900
56,723
bush.
bush.
bush. bush.
(561he.)f821bs.)(481b8.) (561be.)
336,000
22,000
3?2.000
36,588
14,350
47,519
258,050
24,000
58,100
8,123
13,030
53,382
-
98,425
16,546
7,330
4,427
4,200
9,214
'10,115
3,250
350
857
The
Teas has been comparatively light for a week past, and
been on a restricted scale, se that the market
lias not altered materially from onr last report
There is some call for invoices
for Canada, and a fair demand exists for home consumption, but buyers,
where their wants are not pressing, show an inclination to hold off, evidently
anticipating lower rates. Prices have got to a point, however, where holdcrn
can ill afford to make further concessions, and the sales making at present are
said to indicate a fairly steady maintenance of values. The arrivals are not
very heavy but the supply is full and far beyond any present or prospective
"
695,880
725,831
397,882
537,727
69.
65.289
40.5,0)8
'68. 118,689
426,282
'67.
58,147
144,1.54
1 to date. .2,385.803 29,715,543
2.566,303 28,920,553
1871
2.817,.349 27,808,155
1870
"
"
678,457
549,567
1,146.766
355,211
128,670
525,673
546,954
27,641,986
23,643,447
r.,063,153
14,144,946
line businecs in
sales of full invoices have also
requirements of the trade, at least until the new crop afloat begins to come in
more freely. As we have noted in previous reports, the new arrivals will be
landed at a high cost, and there is little probability that the market will j;o
lower unless the pressure of stocks be snfBcient to weaken holders. As the
bulk of the teas are held by strong parties, however, this may, perhaps, not
be looked for. The trade during the week includes 2,800 half chests Greens,
4,250 half chests Green, 6,959 do. Oolong, 800 Japans, part new.
2",66o
Duluth
Total
97.648
10S.611
Previous weeic
Oorrcsp'ng week,'71. 76.457
"
'70.
&5,873
week,
1
20,289
1,188,557
2,4.55
194,492
1,263
71,542
164,273 13 082,762
55,374 25,538,960 297,177
686,757
22,639
tables, prepared for
27, 1872.
for [coffee has been fairly active during the
but with this exception, groceries have been dull and destitute of
new feature. The holiday season is never attended with much
activity in any of the markets, and the present year proves no
Since
Jan. 1.
week.
22.744
The market
Mr. E.
H. Walker, of the New York Produce Exchange, show the Grain
in sight and the movement of Breadstufis to the latest mail
dates
[December 28, 1872.
I
I
do winter wheat extras
and double extras
1
:
:
|
Wheat
extras
Rye
:
414,685
140.162
36,572
179,085
23,450
274,802
126,783
.33,594
105,273
33,986
15.343
83,180
29,142
7,041
194,141
22,682
41,748
121,140
26,2!4
13,398
11,548.134 6,129,976 1.015,512
1.5,069,5.33 4,663,392 1,926.791
11.010,628 4,361,943
972,949
8,891,654 2,486,717
999,860
.3.39.775
There have been no imports at New York tbe past week.
The followmg taole shows the Imports of Tea Into the United States
ttom January 1 to date, in 1872 and 1871
Japan.
Green.
Black.
Tola'.
19.120,999
8,474,261)
Atlantic ports, 1872... lbs. 18,381,867
16.647,256
:3.85:,3il
9.6J5,655
Atlantic ports, 1871
The Indirect receipts at New York, principally overland receipts
43,971,126
40.184,a5»
from San
Francisco, have been 209,010 pkge. since January 1, against 184,094 last year.
Imports at San Francisco from Jan. 1 to Dec. 1 were 1,230,759 lbs. of CliinB
and
2,194,398 lbs. of
Japan
tea.
COFFEE.
There has been a very active call for Brazil descriptions during the past
week, and several cargoes have changed hands. The jobbing business has
been interrupted by the holiday season, but jobbers are well sold up, and there
2,806,613 29,761,196
1869
exists a free outlet for cargoes at a material advanceever last week's prices.
* Bstlmated.
Tbe last Rio telegram has strengthened the market to that extent that holders
Shipments of Flour and Grain from Chicago, Milwaukee, are unwilling to sell at the prices quoted last week, although the circulars
Toledo, Detroit, St. Louis, Cleveland and Duluth for the week repeat those quotations. Prices in Rio htve advanced from 8$800 to 9$100,
pndii'S Dec. 21, and from Jan. 1 to Dec. 21
while the small stocks and light receipts have been very favorable for our
Flour, Wheat,
Corn,
Oats,
Barley,
Rye. market, and we feci guaranteed in advancing quotations on cargoes fully Xc
bbls.
Weekending—
bush.
bnsh.
bush.
bnsh.
bnsh.
A sale of choice Rio from the cargo of the '^Merrimack," which arrived since
Dec. 21,1872. .^ .... 114,191
210,358
242,043
252,346
86.6.37
10,8.30
126,394
our last report, was made at lOJ^c, ex ship. This would be equivalent to
Dec. 14,1872
209,602
150,579
222,267
185,759
15.603
Corresp'ng week 1871 77,656
59,060
308,727
85.824
38,105
6,402
19XC. in store, and a range of 18>i@19c. is not out of the way for prime cargoes
Correso'g week 1870.
78,723
45,002
337,801
68,410
22,604
1,158
The India grades are fully maintained, and with diminished
from store.
Corresp'g week 1869.
11,500
30,75:}
44,969
7,8a3
6.898
745
Total Jan. 1 to date. 4,648,202 30,774,062 66,591,838 18.920,558 5,761,614 1,200,666 btocks some of the West India descriptions show au improvement upon last
4,451.420 35,956,682 49,677,247 16.776.702 3,364.841 ],3?9,245
Same time 1871
Java has been dull, but is held at full rates, with stocks comparaquotations.
Same time 1870* .... 4,189,001 37,692,367 22,001,752 ll,95-;,263 3,011,522 1.572.395
The transactions have been chiefly in West India descriptions,
tively light.
Same time 1869*
4,524,486 34,241,992 23,613,098 9,916.331
494,481
684,336
and include tho following lots: 1,214 bags Maracaibo, 1,500 St. Domingo, 81
• St. Louis and Duluth not included.
and 1,188 Ceylon. In Elo we note 8,600 bags, cx"Merri.
BECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR THR Curacoa, 500 Java, "
mack ;" 3,000, ex Contest ;" 4,857, ex " Lord Baltimore ;" 3,703, ex " Gilpin ;"
WEEK ENDING DEC, 21, AND PROM JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31.
4,199 at Baltimore,Iex " Medora ;" 3,900, per " Lurline," and 4,000 per " Umra,"
Flour,
ToUl Aug.
Same time
Same time
Same time
At
bbls.
Neir York
Boston
at
New
Portland
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
10,700
14,735
17,780
19,518
B. Patterson :" 1,501 do. St. Domingo, per " Isaac Oliver ;"
' Yicksburg," and 78 do. sundries.
The stock of Rio Dec.
162,879
474 443
Week ending Dec. 14. 163,059 423,547
Week ending Dec. 7.. 218,680 676,710
Weekending Nov. .30.. 211,189 1,253,947
Week ending Nov. 23. 276,897 1,219,298
1.36,298
Cor. week 1871
200.357
ToUl Jan. 1 to date. ..7,636,li921,85.3,46071,742,'775 21,841,7295 328"2T0
Do. same Vme 1871.. 9.124,038 41,949,.354 43,495,589 21,47.51259 4;048;827
••
6021
1
In store at New Torlt
In store at Albany
In store at Buffalo
In store at Chicago
In store at Milwaukee
In storeatDnluth
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 storeut Philadelphia
In store at Baltimore
Rail Bhlpments for week
1,296,801
4,000
430,538
1,002,408
582,000
70.000
232,683
96,601
339,773
488,861
21,836
27,434
823,800
2.30,000
6,429,547
39,.300
293,800
1,247,283
42,000
330,4.52
66,772
306,062
142,472
134,748
850
368,240
180,000
canals
.';'?'»'•
190,000
[210,358
62,120
279.3-33
3,699,213
\mount on New York
bnsh.
1,451,828
89,500
93,277
80.3,031
147,000
156,799
89,290
2,078
113,699
96,378
4,397
69,748
90,000
75,000
252,310
83,200
M«
b
h"
645,979
in 1871
9.401
18,810
4 012
14.805
365.-;63
518.081
26,
3,324
13,0)1
145,692
191,197
1,
1873, are as follows
Mobile,
Gal&c. veaton.
6,S(«
^00
67,835
74,411
2,60J
3,500
18,l'15
22#0
Total
78.498
92,101
;,150,65l
1.466,693
and the imports at iheeeveial
^New York-,
In hags.
Java and Singapore
Ceylon
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Bt.Domlngo
Other
bnsh.
64:j.523
Total
Same time, 1871
408,000
stock,
Boston. Pniladel. Bait. N. Orle's.
import, import. Import, import. Import.
+3.575
•iii8,4S7
15,8'.5
8.160
24 .026
169.606
90.710
57,! 91
99.912
29.962
17,510
610,712
4)0,089
6.659
—
753
,
•S0,726
"2
1
Eg
as
36,690
4.267
9,867
44,'<60
59,356
"SM
37.084
20,719
9",iS8
9.13S
2,542
4.392
8,720
706.206
561, 866
8.37,136
'uclndes mats, &c.. reduced to bass.
295,726
81,000
Also,
81,399 iriats.
_ The general features of
11,832
40,548
197,705
134.096
104,306
56.111
11,000
50,000
the market for raw Sugars remain much the same a;
reported in our last issue. The indisposition to purchase manifested by rethe extreme dulness results naturally in a drooping tone
finers continues, and
although there is really nothing In the position of stocks and supplies calcuThe current range is lower than it should be, basing
lated to depress prices.
values upon the visible supply as governing prices during former years, and
with a return of even moderate activity the market would be likely to take an
upward turn. At present holders have the stock well concentrated, but are
offering concessions for the purpose of stimulating sales, the current trans-
86,637
78,138
actions being unequal to the receipts, which though small, are causing a
steady accumulation of stock. The supplies as compared with last year show
a deficit in hhds., bags and melado with an increase in boxes. The sales of
the week have been restricted to small lots of Cuba and Porto Rico hhds. and
9,53.3,444
''•"^ 4.878,093
Dcc.23,'71. 10,626,249
""'
47
5J9.^
376\od
D''*^-
./^,
New
.
New
,
.3,570,769 2,535.759
3 835 914 3 113430
8,661,933 3.627,485 s',40l!569
7,278,193 5,966,041 2,344,907
Tu stock afloat in
The . , .
lork is not included In the above, but was the
'"'"
Wheat, 709,970 bush.; corn,
l'TQl/S''K„Yk'''''..^''f4'?,'?,.'"'2'''v^°,'=barley, 571,535 bush.; rye, 67,200 bush, malt
\-r\----:-:A
Total in store and In transit Dcc.14,'72 6,051.153
"
Baltl-
OfothersortsthestockatNew York, Dec.
ports since January 1 1872, were ai follows
9,867,367
248,043
164,457
Phlla-
51,r!3
55,949
8amedatel871
Imports
The VIS] BLB Sdpply of Grain, including stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports
in transit on the lakes, by rail and on New Yori canals, Dec. 31
l$/2
Wheat,
Corn,
Oats,
Barley,
bnsh.
and the Imports since Jan
York, delphla. more. Orleans.
In Bags.
Stock
.
bnsh.
26,
New
Total
-
Orleans, before arrival.
64,421
35,725
'
a few fair sized lots of boxes. The market for refined sugars has been quiet
thronghont tbe week, and while prices have remained fairly steady the market
:
.
December
.
:
,
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
28, 1872.]
trifl* in buyer's favor, with do material Improvement In the
transactions in raws Include 'O hhds. Centrifugal Cuba, S^c 30S
has yielded a
Tho
Balei.
Sardines
•aritinu
UraillNits
;
•
'«
ctw
Demerara; 10,000 bags Pernambnco at 9®9^c.; iifi'M bags
Manila on private terms; 1.834 boxes molasses sugar on private terms BO bxs
clayed at 10)<c.; 100 bxs. Derosne Jt lie.
Imports at New York, and stock in first bands, Dec. 26, were zt follows :
Cubs. F. KIco.
Cnba.
Other. Brazll.Msnlla,«c.Mela(lo
bxs.
'bhcls. 'hbrts.
'hhds ba^R.
naK».
thaes.
hhds.
Imports tbls week,,
1,6^3
9!j7
134
1,917
2:,M<
87
"
ZSl.MO
since Jan.l. 48I,!I5I
49,(10
l:ij,iii9
31,882
;81,0-3
2S,7S8
• same time, '11 8T5,6M
204,3;8
7l,2il
3J,5U
7H.4H
7U3,6tlO
43,M4
883
W «
IV •
hi. box.
(2
gr.box. 3U>f# 11
...
<
yiianuts, V a,ir'd to iney ol
410
I
new
120
I
fl,i
<
do Wll.jc'dtobeslils
I
bbls. clarified
;
10
•
•• ••
n
am
ft!
THE DRY OOODS TRADE.
FniDiT. P. M.. Dec.
J7. ISfJt.
There was a ((ood inquiry for holiday goodH duriiijf the early
part of the week, but the interrnptioo couHequent upon a holiday
lias materially leggened the aggreg^ate bunlDesa of the week.
A
Stock In first hands. SS.'im
22.7t«
111,310
178
Same time 1871
35.7:5
27,413
133,390
few shipments have been made on orders from the interior,
1371)
....
(i.m
27.591
3V7,832
711
while a limited city business has been done, and jobbers' etocka
MOl^ASSES.
show a moderate reduction. Agents have been very quiet, and
The extreme dullness lu the market prevents any new or noticeable features
tho market shows no change since our last report. From tbi*
not previously reported. The demand for foreign grades Is very dull, and the
supply has been increased somewhat by late orrlvals. The transactions have time until after the closing of tho yearly accounts, business must
been too light to fnlly establish a range of values. Holders nominally quote remain dull, but dealers are looking forward to an active traffic
as before, and wo repeat last week's quotations. The stock of grocery qualiduring the coming spring, and holders show more firmness. Tho
ties has also been Increased somewhat during the week, and with tho small
business doing foreign grades arc not fully sustained. The quoted range Ig supply of goods has been well reduced, and the year will cloM
not altered, bnt quotations have been shaded a fraction to efl'oct sales. The with stocks in first anl second hands as light as usual at this
trade wants are supplied for tho most part by selections of small lots, chiefly season of the year.
The stringency of money has had the effect
of low grade Porto Rico. A good demand continues to prevail for domestic
of reducing recent purchases somewhat, bnt the trade has not
grades, but the distribution of stock has been restricted by the unfavorable
sufl'ered to any serious extent, and the general condiiion la fairly
weather and the interruption occasioned by the holidays. The
••
stock has
accumulated to s»mo extent since our last, and now amounts to about 800
bbls. new crop. Prices on this grade are very strong, and we contlnno to
quote within a range of 55®68c., though a sale of 100 bbls. was made at auction on Tuesday at 69c., an extreme figure. Sales are also reported of 70 hhds,
Demerara within the quoted range.
The
Now
receipts at
York, and stock in
Cuba,
P. Rico
"hhds.
•hhds.
Importo this week
'•
BlnceJan.l
"
same time 1871
Stock In
"
first
hands, Dec.
first
396
75.'i61
1,(I51
•hhds.
Other
•hhds
193
3,228
3,116
11 :o
1.5W
14,723
26,733
4U,IU1
3.5,972
2,412
5.001
251
hands
'
same time -71
same time '70
1,355
6.541
were as rollowa
Demerara,
144
25,C2S
77,505
S6,
n.o.
bbls.
49.736
604
2,466
1,72!
800
400
500
Imports of Snsar & inolasaea at leadlne porta since Jan.
The Imports
from January
ol sugar (Including: Melado), and of Molasses at the leading
to date, have been as follows :
1, 1872,
—
,
-Boxes.—.
.
Sugar.
*Hhds.
70.491
66,S01
48.,571
;(I5,133
39,9T5
6.270
629,916
6.«,711
598,529
631,747
....451,930
27.440
375.680
41,258
Philadelphia... 33,264
32,19 (
1872.
372,S?4
73.579
40,963
New York
Boston
Baltimore
New Orleans...
Total
• Tnplndinir ttnrcns and barrels reduced to
t Includes baskets, d;c., reduced.
—Moiasses.
>
.
,
1871.
356,669
84.186
66 629
117.203
9,760
1871
18TJ.
Bags.
tl872.
916,712
SS7,I.i9
18,027
33,060
I,
pons
^
1871.
782.206
631,796
89,453
3!,i'10
1,854,933 :i,633,960
'Hhds.
.
1872.
118,246
51,073
87,958
21,570
6.141
—
-,
1871.
14i,S.39
47,797
73,S1S
22,054
526
:84,991 ; ;2»1,034
hhda
PRICES CURRENT.
nrEIOIiESAI.E
Common to
@ 45
@ 65
a 80
® 43
@ 75
ai 03
& 69
® 80
ai 13
@ 50
® 70
a 92
fair
?n
50
70
to fair. 35
roungHyson.Com.
do
Super. toflne. 53
do
Ex. flne to finest 80
tofalr...
43
do
Sup. toflne.. 63
do Ex. flne to finest. 90
37
Imperial, Cora to fair....
do
57
SuD.toflne
do
Extra flne to finest 75
do
do
Superior to flne
Ex. llne;to finest....
BunpowderCom
Hyson Sk. A Tw.
a
a
a
@
®1
a
a
ai
a
a
C. to fair.
do
do
Bup.toflne.
'lo
do
Kx.i.tonnst
Uncol. Japan.Com. to talr..
do
Bnp'r to flne...
Ex. (.to finest.
„ , do
Oolong, Common to talr.
do Superior to flne
&
25
31
M....
. .
Ex flue
do
Souc.
to finest
Cong., Com. to fair,
do
Sup'r to flne.
do
Ex.r.toflnest.
ai
45
65
05
.<8
.'2
OS
33
65
(5
CefTee.
Rio Prime
do good
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
do fair
do ordinary
Java, mats and bags
Java mats, brown
18^019
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
Maracalbo
Laguayra
I
St
Domingo
.lamiiica
a23
20
Native Ceylon
I
ei8ti
ai7!i
ai6>i
IS^a'^O
18
17
16
Mocha....
I
16
16
ai8
16
r,:8
ei7K
13!V'i3v
15M®17
22 ®23
lo
7Ma
molasses
Havana, Box, white
Porto BIoo,reflnlnggrade»...
do
grocery grades....
u
Brazll.bags
Manila, bags
a
nya
UXa
9
ai2
8xa 9^
9KaiO
S
Ska
White SugarB,A
do
do B
do
do extra C
Yellow sugars
Crushed
Hav'a,Box,D. 8.NoB.7to9... sxa 9
do
do
do 10 to 12.. 9K® 9V
do
do
do 13 to 15.. !0 aicx
do
do
do 16 to 18.. W\®IV4
do 19 to 20.. UKailK
do
do
U
9!<
9
®ii><
9XaiOK
012W
Powdered
ai2)^
ai2)i
Grannlated
molasses.
VewOrleani new
V
gall. 60
Porto Rleo
'..'8
Cuba Muscovado
22
ICnbaClayed
Cuba centrifugal
®7I
a55
@S0
20
17
80
English Islands
I
@28
@19
®S8
Rice.
Rangoon dressed, goldlnbond 3H® 3x Carolina
Spices,
7Ma en
I
Cassia, In cases... gold IP lb.
OasBla. In mats
do
Olnger.Raceand Af (gold)
Msec
28
a
a
lOxa
120 @1
do
Votmegs, casks
i«
casesPenang
92
94
a
a
Frnits
V fralU 62Ka
f box. 2 Osa
V D
13Ma
Layer,
lo
Valencia,* lb
9sja
Loose Muscatels. ...2 70 a
do
:S72,
Sultana,
Currants, new
Citron, LeKhorn (new)
Prunes, Jfrench
Prunes, Turkish, old
do
Dates
Fl«ts,'8myrna
»
17
a
....a
7)ia
22
15
u
a
17
and Nats.
Balslss,8eediesSt nw
do
do
Pepper, In bond
(gold)
do Suma ra & Singapore
Pimento, Jamaica. .. (gold)
do
In bond
do
Cloves
do
do
In bond ... do
IClovestems
do
23H
29
11^^
23
94
1
....
laji
13
2 75
1
Canton Ginger. c*je
Almonds, Languedoc
Tarragona
do
Ivica
do
Sicily, soft shell
do
Shelled, Sicily,
do
paper shell
do
6j^a
do
I
Barcelona
"Walnuts' Bordeaux
Macaroni, Italian
.,
I2Xa 12M
llSa 1I«
9)<@ lOK
Iixa 12H
....
I
:
'
8 00
'20
a9
a
189(a
ISXa
30
50
...
19
19
s;
....
"
I
I
Peaches, pared
do
14
unpared,<irs*hlve
Blackberries
Cherries pitted
Chestnnts
a
4xa
8)>a
PecanNnts
Hickory Nuts
I
slow of sale, but rule firm. Jaconets are steadier at the recent
move very slowly.
revision, but
Domestic Woolen Goods.— The genehil features of the market remain about as last noted. Tailors are purchasing very
modeiately of goods, have not been by any means active, and
some of the commission houses who have displayed new styles
etc., have been disappointed in their transactions.
The clothing manufacturers still avoid making parchases and probably defer doing so until a general opening of
new styles has been made, which will not occur before the beginning of the new year. Some of the jobbers have been enabled
throughout the week to distribute quite a fair quantity of woolens
season, although generally in small parcels; and their
stocks are gradually assuming a satisfactory condition. The
trade in flannels has been very light, and the large stocks of these
goods held by jobbers are not regarded as very good property.
Prices are nominal in consequence of the extremely light busifor the
ness.
a
B.
a
bush. ...a
do
..,.9
1>
«
22
9
18
6
9
23
10
....
....
—Beyond
the sales of holiday fabrics, the
The storm of Thursday
checked trade in holiday goods, and the market since has been
The market has presented no features of interest whatever
dull.
trade in imported goods has been light.
and business was dull in the extreme. From present indications
would appear that in low priced British dress goods, for the
approaching season, chenes and chene Japanese stripes will be
presented for popular endorsement, but it appears doubtful whether the latter at least will prove attractive, judging from the
manner in which fall goods of a similar character were received
Advices from abroad represent the market for worsted fabrics as
very firm, with an advancing tendency for Yorkshire btaple goods,
such as alpacas and mohair lustres, Italian cloths, satin de chents
etc., but it is unlikely that dress goods, of which cotton forms the
principal component, will be materially affeeted in price.
We annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
manufacture, our prices quoted being those of leading Jobbers^
it
Broivn Sheetings
A
African Peanuts
Filberts, Sicily
DOMESTIC DRIED FRUITS.
Apples, State
40 4 42
fa,. 6Ka 7
do sliced
8 a
12>4a IS
8;<
no
Western
a ....
a
new
do
Southern, good....
5 ((«
7
7Ha 7§f
do
prime
8 a 10
6)^a 6X1
do
* ». U a IS
sliced, new
nail
m.
good degree of firmness, and the range
There is rather more
inquiry from package buyers than in usuaUy reported at this
season of the year, and everything favors an active call, partially
in a speculative way, immediately alter the Ist proximo.
The
sales of cotton flannels during the week have been fairly active
and the small stock of popular marks hold by agents is very
Colored cottons are not moving with any
firmly sustained.
degree of freedom, but the market is strong on stocks rather
below the amounts usually held at this period of the year.
Prints are very dull, and are entirely unchanged. Drills are
to sustain prices with a
of prices quoted in our last is repeated.
Imported Goods.
Snear.
Cuba, Inf. tocom. reflnlng.... 8 a 8!^
do fair to good reflnlng.... 9 a 9K
do prime
&^%
do fair to good grocery.... 9Ka 9K
do pr. to choice grocery... 95i@ 9K
do centrllugal.hhds.&bxs. i\(s\OM
5 a 6>K
lo Melado
—
Domestic Cottok Goods. Sales of the leading makes of
brown and bleached cottons have been suiBcieut in the aggregate
of spring cassimeres,
Tea.
llvson.
satisfactory.
and
Cabot A.,
36
13
37 U-njtf
DwlgbtX
Shirtiiies.
Width. Price.
do
do
Y.... 82
Agawam F.
8fi
n
AlblonA....
,16
lOV Indian IIead.7-S
Arctic B. ...
Atlantic A.
86
do D...
do n..
Appletoa A.
do
N.
Angnrtn
Bedford R..
Boott
O
.S7
.37
37
36
,30
36
30
84
40
do S
4A
do W....
Coneatogo D is
W.,...36
do
.48
Ind'n Orchard
14
A
ia«
13«
14
do
do
do
12
Laconla
nv
9V
li!
IS
161i
11
I
I
8«
0. 36
BB. 33
W.
30
O
39
do B... 87
to
S.... 86
Lawrence
86
A
do
do
.
.
D.. 36
XX
3«
1-2
I2K
13
SO
14«
13
IS
11
I8X
13«
12X
12«
14
1«
Lawrence LL.
8fl
J.. 40
do
Y..
Nashua flneO
do It....
do B....
do
W..
Peppcroll.
do
do
do
do
do
Ulica..
. . .
....
....
86
S3
36
40
48
7-4
8-4
9-4
....10-4
....11-4
....12-4
86
»
1S«
^iX
13
MX
n
li
S«
ao
tan
yia
4SK
4S
)«x
do .. ... 48
25
do
rs
do fliin Mnn 40,V 19
—
:
—
.
Bronrn
Drill*.
Width. Price.
Amoskea^
Amorikcag.
ISX
1&
1^X NaslmaXX
Naiimkcag
15
Aubarn
86 15X-1S
.4-4
1
.
15)^
Bartletta... 36
do .... 33
13>i
XX..
45
46
13
19
18
ilB..
.36
Blackatone
do
do
do
13X
12X
13X-14
36
36
Q
S
A
!6>f
lS>f
U
\iH
U
31
m
M
33
Lonfdale...
do
do
do
do
iu
.
6
.
Ulazed Cambrics. Ladlow
AmoskouL'
Garner
S7X
4SX
41X
lOX
25
18
50
55
do
do
do
do
do
do XX 1^4
Wamsntta.. 45
do .... 40^
do HH 36
do XX 36
65
S6
23
1S><
18si
Canton Flannels
BBOWN.
Amoskeag A iu. .23 20
29 19
do
B
do
H 28 17
Bvcrett
do
do
do
N
8
T
do
do
Manville
do
do
do
do
XPX
A
NashuaXX
36
30
Amoskeag
Arkwright
Easton
Hamilton
Jewett City...
Whittenton A.
do
BB..
C.
do
WN
Brooks, per doz.
200 vds ....
J. & P. Coat's
Clark, John, Jr.
1H
12X
cord
Hadley
Holyoke
13
26X
27X
22X
12.,
15..
70..
80..
Park, No. 60.
do
70..
80..
do
90..
do
100.
do
13
17X
67)>f
Imperial 3-ply..
Superfine
Med. super
1
60
1
.35
1
30
Body Bras 5 fra.
S5
1
2 10
13
14Jtf
do
I
4
Cotton Seed Crude 8
"
'•
yellows.. ..
Whale, bleached winter
Whale, crude Northern..
Sperm, crude
Sperm, bleached
Lard oil, prime winter.
22
W
*
45
®
@
6J4a
60 ®
®
83xa
8 ®
... ®
(XI
S.'i
66
60
RICE-See
6K
4X«
a
M a
SERD-Clover
Timothy
Hemp, fordgn
®
12H
a
9
21
Q"PTrT
The importatiobB of dry goods at this port for the week endine
December 26, 1873, and the corresponding weeks of 1871 and 1 870
have been as follows
BSTISBBD rOE OOSSnMPTIOK POR THB WBBK BNDINa DBCEMBBB 26, 187 J,
.
Pkgs.
Mannf actnres
do
do
do
of
Value.
Pkgs.
4!)0
wool
$201,288
287,697
357
439
ISO
408
629
cotton.. 1,061
Bilk
flax
Hisc«llaneons dry goods
Total
611
614
590
.
6711,001
100,467
226.601
1871
.
Value.
$173,505
133 .544
119,452
101,315
104,117
1872
.
Pkgs
~"
4.38
Value.
$19.5.277
111
Slif
UK
758
614
101,178
52,834
201
HIDES—
__
Drv— Buenos Ayr. * ft
Montevideo
8,398
$1,439,060
1,983
$631,633
1,885
8AMR PERIOD,
(Isnaf actnres of wool
205
$76 852
172
do
cotton..
silk
da
do
flax
lOlcen^neoaa dry goods.
117
S4,6'i7
117
46
61.772
802
1)6,911
38
274
458
62,159
1<),649
1,059
1,933
$227,529
631,633
80
Total
7.50
kii ent'd for conanrnpfn. ^,396
11.384
$2I1.(.«6
1,489,060
$73.8R0
82,890
4I»,951
DtrniNQ
THE
"
"
"
Orinoco
291
ITS
48
818.
237
1.066
1,885
$126,809
6fi,3fi7
51,391
77,779
17,393
$465,646
1,439,060
2,192
1,983
631,68a
1,731
1,885
»«$»,»«,088
4,m
»1,097,S7«
8,616
27
...
SUGAR—
TALLOW— American*
'
Ctilll
"
Pernamhuco
Matamoras
**
Babia
•'
"
$921,805
Texas
$132,499
77,837
76,512
72 433
85,624
Calcut. city
$S9ll05
582,667
|«7,4T»
olt.
* ft gold i7Ha 19X
Calcutta, dead green ••
"
Calcutta, buffalo.* ft
flOPS— Cropol
Cropof Ifil
1872 .*ft.
1870
IRON— rig.' Vm.,h 0.1.* ton
14
14
42
10
a
a
a
a
_
\i%
14 X
10
SIX
87U'*
9
11
75a
OO
10 00
9va
lOX
"
lOX® 16
wrappers. 45
55
®
fillers....
14
(51
—
16
WOOXr-
*B
@
55
C75
Amerlcan.S'vxonyFIeeee
American. Full Blood Merl.io
S76
65 ^75
American, Combing
M @66
Extra, Pntled
4S gso
No 1. Pnlled
C»'.iforB'a Spring Clip—
Fine,
unwashed
87
88
8"
Medium
Common, nnwasbed
I
65
65
Sonth Am. Merino nnwssbed
Cape Good Hope, unwBBhed.
Texas, fine
Texas, medium
Smyrna, unwathed
6.45
n
88
88
B7
23
@42
e;43
€26
*» 10 eiox
ZINC— Sheet
BAIL.
FREIGHTS- ^ STEAM
To Liverpool s. rf. «-rf. »- d. s. d.
*» X ISll-16 S ^« 7-16
Cotton
„
058 3
..
«....
Flonr ....*bbl
H goods.* ton 30 eeoo >oo S5
...«i450
,
.
.
:
55
.
15
OOw 50 00
Pig, Amencan.><o. 2
00® 18 00
Pie, American Forgo
00® 42 00
Pig, Bcotcn...
00® 53 00
Bar refUaed £Dg.*Am*r.ll0 0OS ,,.,
45
46
4o
45
J7
<?
bright work. 25
••
14X
Kact India Stock—
8X
ta
Pennsylvania wrappers
f" el 10
Havana, com. to One
Mauufao'd, In bond, dark wrk.!8 a 2S
16
n
SX®
SIX* SIX
leaf,
17
18
18
nx
a
9
SI
gi-ed leaf, Cnnn.,
H
19
!?l nx
19 a so
i3xa
It
...»
Kentucky lu«,heavy
21
"
California
17
...at
TOBACCO—
31
....a
...a
....a
....a
».
Plates. I. C.char. * b
Plates.char. Terne '
Wet Salted—
BaenoB Ayres..*l>gold.
'*
ninArande
lOX
English
16
2^
26
....®
22
la
9X'a
IIX® 16
~ IIX
Straits
?R
cur.
$339,138
582,667
13
*«
TEAS—See special report.
TIN— Banca...* ft, gold
27X
«
a
92H
97
See special report.
sx
.®
2oa
"
Maracslbo
Bahl-i
lOK
gal; -,
i"
90l31
I
American
American
American
American machlnerv
American Germat. spring.
lox
....a
.
VI
96X®
blister
east. Tool
cast spring
4 00
8 50
®
a
:6Xa
...
...
B tX)
8 j5
6 50
8 75<s 6 25
S OOa S 40
2 90® 3 00
Kngllsh.snrlnir.Sd & iBt qn
English blister, '.id&lstqa
Drv Salt.— Maracalbo.gold ....a
Crop of
$733,008
"
CorrienteB
Rio Grande
California
Totalthrownnponm'rk't 4.146 $1,7.30,716
3,042
$859,162
2,951
ENTERED TOU WAREHOCBINO DURINa SAME PERIOD.
Mannfactureaof wool.... 899 $171,997
288
$14.3,396
800
do
cotton..
843
107,181
368
121,974
244
Bilk
do
278
804.718
75
79,127
60
do
Bai
496
133,197
40T
99,363
291
Khcollaneons dry goods.
28
15,659
1,051
21,736
Total
J.544
Addent'dforconiiarapt'n.8,89(i
$582,667
"
2 6SK
6?MS6
—
'
,^
Bid
1 90
2 10
H*|?
English, cast,2d&l8tqn
Cotton.
V\&
" «t
9 ~
3 a
"
Jute
'I'
STEEL—
6 25
22 Ii0«25 HO
DOai.'S 00
gold.210 003215 00
Sisal
120,P4:l
75:(>.
25»
Whiskey
1
112,529
55®
7
.
16
®
» "
®
a
a
..6
"
.7 am. ,4th proof.
St. Croix. 8d proof... ••
••
Gin, dWerent brands
Domestic liquors— CMh
Alcohol (88 per Ct)C.&W.
lii
Russia, clean
Manila, current..*
SK
9>>
75 * 9 00
?
1
6V
<a 8 50
8 30
Rum—
r,o
0'
American
Vbusb.
SPIRITS—
00
av
2»a
keg
fX<t
flrandv.forelgnbrands.goldS 65a 15 00
1
®
HAT—North R.8hlp'g,» lOOttl 13® 20
dressed.* ton. 190 I)0a240 00
HEMP— Am.
undressed
1»
146
WrrSDRAWS FBOM WABBHOUBE ANB thrown into the market
Total enteMdrt the port,
.
GUNPOWDirBShipping » J5
Mln. & Blasting
* »
ir
* tt 85(®
Plates domestic
SPICES— See groceries report.
94
GUNNIES.— See report nndar
6X
—
—
SXS
Pl'ates,for'n .*100ft.gold 6
40
!'0
2,
"
Tayssam. Nos. I &2
Canton, re-reeled No.
12^
1,
I
10
® ....
® SS
@ 23
85
'50
Tsatlee. re-'eeled
1«
i
S3
5
1
8n.K-TBatlee,No.3 chop* Its
ii
....®
cwt.
rj83 00
III
a
IX®
5.^
^18 50
'i
loj^a
•n
^....
is. S 00
175
05
Flaxseed, A mer'n,r'eh.
Linseed, i'al.,»i56Ibgld. 2 50
46
80 V
87
25
83S®
tf'
7Xa
gold
Crude
15
1
17
14 00
^11 SO
50
V*
Refined, pure (cash)
Nitrate soda(cash).
5
95
....@
27X
groceries report.
SALTPETRE—
IS
...a
&
9H<k
Llv'p'LvanouBBorts...,
SSK
1 10
a
...
g^^-p
Turks Islands. .V bush.
Cadiz
41
....
70
78
"
16X8
Lard
1«X
S*
...a
Mackerel, No.l, shore
1
®1
50
00
00
30 OO
*»
Hams, pickled
"iK
Ilk®
FISH— Drycod
do 2 00
Beef hams, new
^W
I
,
55"
; .*1
70
Pork, m«>«« » hhUnew).18
Pork, extra prime
14
Pork, prime mesB
6
Beet, pli.ln mess
Beef, extra mess new. 12
!>%
3
Sugar lead, white
Vitriol, bine
NEW YORK.
-1870
70
PhO Visions—
Mackerel, No. l.Malllax.. ITOOeSOeO
na
do
3 do
90
Bay. new 17 Oie2J
Mackerel, No.
21
Hemp, plain, 36 In 22)^
Mackerel, No. 2. shore new U 5i^«12 00
TremontT
16
UH do ex plain, 36 in S3
Bay. .new
0C@12 50
Mackerel, No.
FLAX— North Klver....* D 15® 18
f niPORTATIONS OF DRY GOODS AT THE PORT OF
FRUITS— See groceries.
I
47
fj
76
1 6i
.
....a
gold.
Sodaash
lOX
45
51
Crude inbbls
Refined, standard white
Naptha, refln., 68-73 gray.
40
lb
SO
25
ro
75
50
7>4®
ft
43
4^
®
a
®
per oz. 2 50 a
Quinine
"" a
*
Rhubarb, China
Sal soda, Newcastle, Jrld
2Xa
47 a
Shell Lac, 2d and 1st Eng
Hartford Carpet Co
Extra 3-ply
4 51 *4
4 87X^5
V
,.@
.
. .
&
A
25
Albany
AraosKeag
Algodon
Bedford
Boston
Beaver Cr, AA
Chester D'k B
28
25
20
Velvet, J. Crossley
Son's
best
2 65
do do
No 1.. 2 55
Tap Brussels.
CrossIeyA Son's.. 141
Eng. Brussels. 2 20-2 30
17
19
21
23>«
eztrapale
60
Crnde, ord'y gravity, Jn
bulk, per gallon
11)4^
....a
Licorice paste, Calabria.
Licorice paste. Sicily
Mudder. Dutch.. ...goW
Madder. Fr. E.X.F.F"
"
Nutg'lB.hlne Aleppo,
Oil vitriol (60 to 66 degs)
bond,(rld
Oplam,Tnrk. In
Prussiate potash, Amer.
gold.
Quicksilver
Carpets,
25
Denims.
26
21>i
27
85
70
Sterling
®
45
.8 S2X
OInBeng.Sonthern
gold
Jalap
"
Lac dve, good& fine
65-67X
16
18
do
do
do
do
do
»>
—
—
48X
00
00
184 25
.®
Brlm»tone,cra.Vtoii,Kld
Brimstone, Am. roll IP lb
gold
l.aropbor, crude
"
nuloTate potash
"
Caustic soda
"
Cochineal, Hondnr.. "
Cochineal. Mexican.
Cream tartar, Fr.pr. "
Cuhebs, East India. "
"
Cntch
* »... "
Gambler
GUnseng, Western
42X
iels
35
B5
PETROLEnM—
*'
47)i
70
do 6 cord.
Samosset
Green & Dan-
17
14
S 82X
COTTON— See special report,
DRtTGS & DYES— Alum., SK®
gold
18 ®
ArirolB, crnde
"
24 ®
VrtrolB. refined
2 ®
Xrsenic, powdered.
"
6 @
Hi carta, soda, N'esstle "
19 ®
Bl chro. potasli.S'tch
8 ®
Blearhing powder
WiUlmantic, 8
12X-WX
13
®
American Ingot
70
70
Clark's, Geo.
iiPK
S5
Clty thin.obl.ln bbla.Vtn.gd 40 OOia ....
West, thin obl'g.(dom.)... S3 50» ....
0IL8-01lve,ln csks * gall 1 17X91 25
Linseed, crushers prices
90
88
V gallon, in casks
(over
*
12 02J
Braziers' (over 16 oz.)
70
70
& Co
13-14
18-19
19
14
18
Caledonia, 8..
unppEH^Bolta
Sheathing, new
a
4 50
pale
'•
COFFEE.- See special report.
Spool Cotton.
Checks.
BLEACaED.
do
A ...29
do
AA. ...
do EX plash 27
EUerton
do
N
do
P
Union
27
rough
S3
MOLASSES—See special report.
. .
14
14
12
12>i
15
12>^
Park Mills
Peabody
Quaker City
A
B
16
15
Amoskeag BB...29
Namaske
12)i
Stripes.
Albany
Algodoa
American
tons chestnut
Liverpool gas cannel
Liverpool house cannel
I'lyM
Orlnoco.ftc
"
45
42
.6
80
a
'
California
'•
3 92i4
a. 4 l-.'X
4 90
8 72K@ S PO
<&18 CO
00 @23 00
22
12,000
14
12
Manchester
19
29
21
Lewiston
do
UK®
@
12X
M>4 Renfrew
22X
A
PembertonD
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
crop
rough BlaOKhter
Hemlocli.B.A
OAKUM
Oil. C4KB-
liX
d
4 10
4 70
a
a
82
89
86
iS
"
"
Spirits turpentine.* gall
Kosin, strained, f bbl... 8 70 aS
" No.l
4 \! al
" No.2
s 87xai
84
^8
23
25
Hi
UVXX) tons egg
.1(1.000 tons stove
^cash.Vlt^
Oak.slaufithter
Tar, Washington
Tar, Wilmington
Pitch, city
27:
12)i
13
12>i
Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster
12
18
Hamilton Stoat...
do
XX
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
A.
23
24
21
19
17
15
14
14
3
Auction sale of Scranton, Nov.
8.1100 tons steamboat... 8
3 90
li.OOO tons grate
C0A1>—
MH
Glasgow
B..
Hamilton...
22
XXX....
D..
Cordis AAA..
No. 2.
do
12X-13
16X-17
X
C
Western flrkms
tubs
do
Cheese— fact'ry, fine...
do com, to gd.
15
14
Bates
Caledonia...
Chicopee
21
19
17
Plpeandsheet
LEATHEli-
"
®
&
10 ®
H @
S3
togood.. 20
coil-',
6 42>j®6 fO
6 SO ®7 00
®9 25
....all 00
"
NAVAL STOUES—
€
AND CHKB8B—
do
Iiams
Amoskeag
80
24
A..
B..
do
do
do
do
do
E«ston
do
do
»
•n
State dairies choice
00
00
00
00
00
50
00
50
50
00
A
C 3 bush
Domestic Glns-
Stark
8X
8X
Tickings
20
25
17
20
do
8>i
VictoryU
A
PowhattanA..
B..
do
8X-9
Amosk'g ACA.
AA....
Ontario
....
7 50
"
"
FngllBu
Bar
9
»a
B OTTER
Lewiston
8-8X
P.qnot
14X
....
TremontH
flo
nrny
liar
23
20
18
16
26
13
P
H
X
XX
8>^
%ii
rOm
COe
5
.
26
24
34
32
82
34
34
34
37
35
42
37
36
iilaiiks
German.
Falnli*— Lead, white, American, pure, in oil
UJ^ia
Lead, wb., Amer.. dry.
9
Zinc, wh., dry. No. 1.
llM®.
Zinc, wh..No.l,ln oil.
2
2 50
Paris wh.,Eng*i lOO lbs.
Bags.
Amoskeag
&
Hemlock bo'rdfi & plank
Nails- '.Od.<^6fl.coiii..#' kg
Clinch, 2 to 3 ln.& over
Yellow metal, sh & si.
Copper
30-38
40-46
Su'';"'y4 9 to 5
Fl'twing VaLx
» "> '
Drnld
j
Light dnck
Bear dnck (Soz.)
do heavy (9 oz.).
Mont.Raven829in
40in.
do
Great Falls A.
UX
Clearplne
Soruce boarilB
&
I ^5
D0«40 W)
81 0O®S.S 00
3! f0®34 00
l90lKg.79 10
SO 0"@.K 00
27 00®34 00
M
pine..
White pine box hoards.
White pine mer.bib'dB
22in.—
Spraguo's fan
3!)i
5-4
Nonp 4-4
9-4
10-4
4-4
heavy 36
do
do
do
do
ll>i
Rockland, lump
Lumber— Southern
feotton Dnck,
Sail dnck,
145 onfeiss Of!
120 0O«i.:5O ro
127 S0@17S 50
Bus. , as. tOttSBor.gd 16
16H
r>
16
14>f-15
Peqnot
Hoop
' 12 00(9116 OO
(Jrotons
PhllailelphiaTronts. "
10 0(li2« "»
Cement— Uf'«iindmc »bhl ....® 2 W)
Lime— Rockl'd.com.W bbl
<8 1 50
UH
American
30
KM
Corset Jeans.
IIX
Richmond's
Simpson 2d Mourn. \\}i
do black & white. ll>f
19-80
87 >i
-4
.... ^-i
.... 8-4
.... 9-4
EUerton
11>4
McrrimacDdk. .. !1X
do W pk and pur. 13
IIX
do Shirting
aav Red Cross
....il-4
Poecaaset F 33
Utlca
lOX
Lodi
Manchester
16
.3?
do Cambric 36
K. Y. Mills 36
PoDperell
l\fi
llj^
Ilamilton
Frnlt of the
Loom
%H
Paclflc
BllertonWSl-4
ar't Falls
10
do mourning
U«
36
a6
33
30
do C...
do O...
IIX
13X
12X
12
Co.... 11-llX
Gloucester
IIX
14
B.... 33
Boott B...
Canoe River..
Hallowell Imp
Ind. Orcb. Imp
Laconia
.
Naurokciig sat.
STOaK PBTOBS
Bar, Swedes
Scroll
Sheet,
a
ASHBS—?ot,Ist sort V 100 ft 8 503 ...
Sheet, slnK.. d.& t., coin..
6X® 7
Kalls.KnR. * ton...((rold> 70 Oti® 72 00
BBEADSTUFFS— See special report.
Ralls Am..at works in Pa. 50 00® ...
LEADBUILDING MATERIAL8~5@ 9 :s
SpaK:Bh,ord'y*!0O Ibgold.6 ilifai 50
BrlckB— Joni. Hard .. M
18
16
IIX
rOecember 28, 1872.
PRICES CURRENT.
20
22
20
17
.
.
BB
doCC
do
Garner*
IBX
.... 31
12
Amoskeag.
Androscog'nsat
Berkley
21
19
17
Cociieco
.
AA
.
American
Amoskeaff
Bedford
n
Leniston
Manchester
OtisAXA
Prints.
Rln I
rkwri'tWl
tWTSB
Afl
\i^
a
.
UENEBAIi
25
15X
AA
Laconla
Androscog-
do
19
Everett
Haymaker Bro
il
23>^
29
17
A
B
do
do
42
A. 36
Batea
S4
16
Wiiittenlim AA..
Everett X
I7X
4ti
19X
do
XX
Hamilton XF
BX
do
do
XX
Bl'ched ShootliiK*
tnd Shlrtlussi
do
do
do
X
.
. .
Pnce
Price.
TrcmontT
15
Aagnata.
Ltconla
LaoKley B.... 14
Popperell
Stark A
Albioa
:
.
THE CHRONICLR
884
do
do
A
oil"
...700
Corn
» bu
Wheat. .b.*h
Beet. ....V tee. ..
Fork. . <Vbb. ..„
e
@ 9 ....«
a SX ....(»
a 90 (Oa
0«« 4 8»
»
8
....
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9
December 28
O
,
THE CHRONICLE.
1872.]
t.
WALBTON
BSOWX.
U.
BBOWN.
Augustus J. Brown & Son
Gibson, Casanova & Co., Heyerdalil, Schbnterg & Co.,
BANKERS,
Neiv York.
I^lbertjr Street,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NKOOTlATION OK
BAILROAD SRCVRITIEM.
EXCHANGE
No. SO
BANKERS.
69
BABK8Y.
O. H.
BATMOND.
X. D.
FOSTBB
Raymond & Co.
Barney,
FOKKIUN EXCIlANUKauU U01.U bought and sold
on the must fitvurahle tcnns.
INTKKESTiilluwcd ou OeposltB either In CnrrencT
or Uuhl, Hublect to cUcck at Hij^ht. the same as with
the Ciiy Huiiks.
Steel and
UNION
at all points of the
nd BlilllSlI PROVINCES.
&
Robins, Powell
Co.,
BANKERS,
NO.
AND ALL OTHKR
10
Qoremment
SECUttlTIKi
Bonsrht and Sold on Oommlsalon.
Sole
Securities,
Glpld,
Agents in the United Statu for
Samuel Fox
Commercial Cards.
&
Smith, Baker
Manufacturers of
Axles, ForBlnss,
Co.,
Yokobama and Hloxo, Japan.
Kone, Sbanglial, Foochoiv
for Railroad Co*,
iron or Steel Ralls, LoconnstlTeiV)
Car*, etc.
&
ACOnSTINE HEARD
Co.,
BANKERS,
PINE STREET,
Receive the accounts of
NEW
made on
conslffnments ol approved merf>hftndl7fi.
Interior banlu^
LONDON CORRESPONDENTS,
BANK, TUreadiiecdle Street.
THE
German American Bank,
Cor. Broadiiray
vances
YORK.
bankers,
corporations and Merchants.
Agents for the sale of City, County and Railroad
UoudB, issue Letters of Credit for foreign travel.
€ITT
(1
and Cedar
St.
Higginson,
Stephen
No. 8T
P. O.
Gilead A. Smith
BEATER STREET.
P.O. Box SOTO.
•'
"
WOOD
&
J.
$2,000,000
DRAWS BILLS OF EXCHANGE and Issues LETTERS OF CREDIT available at all principal places
abroad.
Accounts of Merchants, Rankers, &c. solicited.
O. H. SoHBSiNSR, Cashier.
EUIL SAUEH,i>re8.
SOUTTER
&
No.
The Jobbing Trade
No.
53
WILLIAM STREET,
NEW
YORK.
Securities.
Interest allowed
or Check.
Adv^anccs
on Deposits subject to Sight Draft
made on approved securities.
Special facilities for negotiatirjT O^mmerclal Paper.
(;ollectlons both Island and fortj^j promptly made.
Foreign and Domestic Loans NcKuCia.ed.
VERMILYE &
CO.,
BANKERS,
ELEPHANT BAGGING,
and Dealers
In HEUIP,
GANGS OF RIGGING MADE TO ORDER.
O ffice, 113 \Vall St., N. Y.
Henry Lawrence &
MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE,
FOR EXPORT AND DOITIESTIC I7SE.
192 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.
New
«i
Philip
S.
GOLD,
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES.
on Deposit*.
ktadi.
JUBTICB,
York,
Ciur Street.
Justice,
«
Steel
SOUTHASIPTON BUILDENOS.
and Iron
Ralls,
C. S. Trres and Axles,
Steel and Iron Wire,
minlns UopcH, Cables, dec.,
Halv'd Iron IVlre, Ship's KisKlns,
Galv'd Corrngatcd Sheet Iron,
AVroiiu:bt Iron Scrctv Piles,
Edward W. Serrell,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
TS Broadn-ajr, Neur York.
RAILROADS. BRIDGES AND EXFLORATIOIII.
PATENT WROUGHT
IRON VIADUCTS."
tf Particular
of Pnblic
STEEL PENS.
MANUFACTURERS'
WAREHOUSE,
OSEPH OILLOTT & SONS,
91
Interest
all
LONDON,
"SEPI<EU.'S
DEALERS IN ALL ISSUES OF GOVERNMENT
BAILTTAY STOCKS, BONDS AND
of
I.Ull.tP B.
PhlladelpbUi.
North sth Street.
14
—
SECURITIES.
sell Secnrllles
IIOWAKU MITCUBLl.,
Ship's ForjcliiKS, dee.
Sons,
16 and 18 Nassau Street, Neiv York.
BUT AND SELL ON COMMISSION
JCO
RAILWAYS.
Supplied.
Cordage,
Wilson,
TO
Negotiate Loans and
MANUFACTURERS OF
BANKERS,
WIN8LOW.
Repobt ufov, Buiu>, MAirAOB AVD Eqtnp
William Wall's Sons,
Co.,
Dealers IQ Bills of Exchange, Qoremments, Bondr,
Stocks. Oold, Commercial Paper and all Negotlabio
ONLY
dee.,
F.
Pres. St.L.4 S JCBVay
WILLIAM ST., N-EW YORK.
COR. FOURTH & WALNUT STS., ST. LOUIS,
No.
1,
SALERATUS,
&
Winslow
Co.,
SUPER CARB. SODA,
11 Old Slip, New York.
XOWABD
WILSON,
H.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CAPITAIi,
Neiv
Steel Ralls of most approved makers.
Lessees of Danvlll'*, Pa., Iron Works, makers •
Light Rails for Collieries and Narrow Guage Roads.
Importers of old Iron Bails for re-rolllng.
Bills of Exchange on Imperial Bank, London.
COFFEB OEDEBB RECEIVED FOB RiO DB JaNBIBO.
John Dw^ight
New York and
Orleans.
EKPBESZMTINa
CO., Batavia and Padaug.
CHA3. TllOREL * CO., Yokohama.
CLARK, SPENCE & CO., Galle and Colombo.
GILFILLAN.
& CO.. Singapore.
SANDILANDS, BUTTERY & CO., Penang.
Co.,
NEW YORK.
Late Bt. Muj. Gen.,U.S.A.
DUMMLER &
&
PIKE STREET
Railroad Iron,
NEW YORK.
Box No. 46«0.
Messrs.
No. S)
BANK, LONDON.
In Ports of
& CO.,
oy CHINA AND JAPAN.
'
IN IRON,
WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
York. BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE,
60 State Street, Boston*
AGENTS FOR
connected nrlth RallivayB
Winslow, Lanier
New
\irall St.,
tlVERETT & Co.,
i ou'.ract lor
BROKER
TO
Rkprebexted bt
.CO., of Cblna,
104
27
George A. Boynton,
ic
Canton, Clilna.
k^Acotfate
and undertake
nil banineso
New Tork.
Street,
OLYPHANT &
LIBBUTY STREET.
St.
TOOTIIE, General Agent,
59 Jobn Street, N. Y.
W7II.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BANKF.HS AND nERCIIANTS,
.Sonds and Loans
South FoirBTn
21S
.
Olyphant & Co.,
Company, Hons
:
No. US
PUILADKLPHIA:
W CORLIES)
E.
66>^ Pine
s
BOSTON
FEDBBALSTBin.
CHICAGO:
M South Cabai. Bxanv.
;
No. 59 Jonx StBBBT.
REPRESENTED BY
mONICIPAI. BONDS.
Stocks and Securities Bought and Sold
at tlie New York Stock Kxchauge.
68
NEW YORK
&c.
4ce.,
OFFICES
COIHiniSSION ITIERCHANTS,
Oealerti In
&
Co.,
CRUCIBLE STEEL TYBBS,
No.M EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK
M. K. Jesup
&
Lewrlatowrn, Pa.,
Co.,
LOANS AND PAPEK NEGOTIATED-INTEREST
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
BAIIil.
CRUCIBLE 8TBEL WORKS.
William Butcher
Deposits received and Interest allowed.
N. BAl.NEY,li.„.„,„,
A. H. BAUNKY, J''''*"""-
«c
Co.'s
ic
RAILROAD SECURITIES NEGOTIATED.
Stocks and Bonds
J).
RAILROAD
Iron Rails.
BESSEMER STEEL
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
and sold on Commission.
boafflit
Interest paid on Deposits nubject to ctieck.
William T. Meredith &
NEW YORK.
10 Cornblll, E. C, London.
ADVAN'CKS Minde on all marketable securities.
CERTIKlCAl KS of Deposit Issued bearing Intftrest.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
6 WALIi STREET.
STOCKS, GOLD, BONUS^
PINE STREET,
81
ri,ACB.
STOCKS, BONDS, OOVEUNMi-NT SECURITIES,
COLLEcnuNS made
K. 0.
Railroad*.
Fiuanoial.
Financial.
ACS.
885
Jobn
HENBX H0£,
Street, N.iv
Sol. Atturr.
York.
Works
Thos.
—
in given to the ezamliutlog
for capitalisu seeking inveatmenSa.
attent
J.
292 Pearl
Pope
Street,
&
New
Bro.,
York.
Pig Iron,
BAILS. COPPER,
SPBLTEK, TIN, LEAD,
NICKEL, B181i,rTB,
:
THE CHRONICLE.
886
Railroads.
Ocean Steamships.
Ocean Steamsbips.
James A. Cottingham,
[December 28, 18721
ATLAS
SHIPPER
Locomotives, Cars
monthly
ABYSSINIA
"CUBA
Rails
Steel
this
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
and to encare safety and despatch In
shipments of the above.
Iron and Stcei Kails forwarded from Port of New
York to any part of the United States. Contracts
made to Include ail the expenses in port ou same, and
luarance to any point required.
trade,
ttie
DOUGLASS
W.BAILY',
Supt. South Side R.li. of L.I.
LANO&CO
Street,
Clitl
New
Yorli.
o
jauies a. cottingham,
104 Wefit, coruor I.Iberty Street,
NEW YORK.
Jones & Schuyler,
NEW Y0I5K.
Railnrar Commission
rontract for
i'iVES,
STEEL and
OAKS,
aii-1
I
niercliaiits.
FUANCTiLYN, Agent.
Liverpool,
Qneenstown)
CARRYING 'THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
STEAM COMPANY will despatch one of their first
class, full-power. Iron
screw steamships from
WILLIAMS & OUION, No. 63 Wall-st.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
tON FAILS, LOOOMO-
AND Japan.
Co.,
rascal Iron Works, Pliiladel|>liia.
Minuraotnrcrs of Wrousht Iron Tubtj Lap Weld
Boiler Flues, Qas Works Castings and Street
Mains. Artesian Well Pipen and Tools,
Gas and Steam Fitters' Tools, &c.
First Class
Steerage
.....
$125 to $150
$60
.....-...--
According to location of berth,
These-rates Include berths, board, and all necessaries
for the trip.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of the above line leave PIER No. 42 NORTH
of Canal street, at 12 o'clock, noon.
RIVER, foot
OFFICE AKD WAREHOUSES:
COLD STREET, NEAT YORK.
On
lOtli, 20tli
& SOth of Eacb montb,
except when those days
fall
Miscellaneous.
GEORGE MACKENZIE,
Agent. 58 Broadivay.
Transportation.
Stonington Line.
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
FOR
THE SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
STONINGTON,
Capt.
English Cannel,
Liverpool Orrell,
Ray Allen.
North River, foot of Jay street, daily
o'clock P. M,, arriving at Boston In ample time to
at 4
33,
all the EARLY EASTERN TRAINS.
to destination. _ff|
Tickets sold and State Rooms secured at No,
319 Broadway, cor. New Pearl street, and at Westcotl
Express Co. '8, 785 Broadway, cor. Tenth street; 1,S(W
Broadway, cor. Thirty-fifth street or 827 Washington
D. S. BABCOCK. President.
street, Brooklyn.
connect with
S7* Baggage checked
^~
;
New Jersey Southern RR
LINE.
of baggage free to each adult.
F. R.
BARY,
Asent.
Wm. Jones.
NARRAGANSETT,
on Sunday, then the day
Medicine and attendance free.
Ste inier will leave Sau Francisco Ist every month
for China and .Japan.
For freight or passage tickets, and all further infermation, apply at the Company's ticket office on the
wharf, foot of Canal street.
:
The splendid steamers of the South Pacific Line
leave Panama for Valparaiso and Intermediate Polnta
of Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru and Chili, on the 30tli of every
month and connect closely with the Steamers of the
Paclttc Mail S. S. Company, leaving New York on tlie
15th of every month for Aspinwall.
For Rates of Passage and Freight, Dates of Departure, or further information, apply to
previous.
One hundred pounds
[Postal]
From ST. THOMAS to ASPINWALL, calling at
Porto Rico. Hayti, Santiago de Cuba, Kingston,
(Jamaica) and vice versa. Once a month.
From ST. THOMAS to FORT DE FRANCE, (MarTiNiQUB,) calling at Basse Terre,(Guadeloupe,) Polntea-Pltre, (Guadeloupe,) St. Pierre, (Martinique,) and
vice versa. Once a month.
From FORT DE FRANCE, (Martiniqtje,) to CAYENNE, calling at St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad, Dcmerara, Surinam, and vice versa.
Once a
month.
Capt.
SAN FRANCISCO,
at Inter-
Once a month.
Branch Lines,
Leave Pier
THROUGH FARES-NEW YORK TO
&
PANAMA to VALPARAISO, calling
mediate ports, and vice versa.
THROUGH LINE
California & China
other Supplies, and je^ottate
General Trans-
tlie
Brest and
Twice a month. Shortly once a week.
ST. NAZAIRE to VERA CRUZ, calling at
Santander. St Thomas and Havana, and vice versa.
Once amoutl'From ST. NAZAIRE to ASPINWALL. caUlng at
Martinique, La Guayra and Sta. Martha, and vice veram.
M
To
GUYANE,
SONOBA,
Cabaibr,
Caoiquk,
Cabatblle.
From
W. Freeman.
Jan. 1, at 8 A. M.
Jan. 8, all P.M.
NEVADA, Capt Forsyth
Jan. 15, at 2M P. M.
WYOMING, Capt. Price
Jan. 23, at I2M.
IDAHO, Capt. Morgan
MINNESOTA, Capt. T. F. Freeman. Jan. 29, at 2>(; P .M.
Feb. 5, at 12
MANHATTAN, Capt. James Price
Cablu passage, $80 gold.
Steerage passage (Ofllce No. 29 Broadway) $30 cur.
rency.
For freight or cabin passage apply to
T.
guadkloupk
Dssibade,
vice versa.
as follows
WISCONSIN, Capt.
louibians,
Floridb,
Martinique,
atlantic Company.
From HAVRE to NEW YORK, calling at
PIER No. 46 NOaTH RIVER, EVERY^ WEDNESDAY
BAIL WAY BONDS, LOASS, tc.
Morris, Tasker
IS
;a^FoR
ViLLE DE St. NAZATXI
ViLLE DE B0RDKAT;Z,
Postal I«lnc» of
From
sage, at 111 Broadway, Trinity Building.
G.
Laurent,
ViLLB DU HaTBE,
EUHOPE,
Washington,
ViLLK DE Brest,
nouvbau-mondk,
Atlantique,
France,
Fanaua,
Once a month.
1130
gold, according to accommodation.
$15 gold additional.
Tickets to Paris
Return tickets on favorable terms.
*S0 currency.
Steerage
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts of Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on tlie Continent, and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the Company's ofllce. No. 4 Bowling Green. For steerage pas-
PINE STREET,
13
Line.
.Wednesday. Dec. 25.
Wednesday, Jan. 1.
Wednesday, .Ian. 8.
PARTHIA
Wednesday, Jan. 15.
JAVA
...Wednesday, Jan. 22.
CALABRIA
Wednesday, Jan. 29
ALGERIA
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
(Via
REFERENCES.
HON. W. D. BISHOP.... Pres. N. $. & N. II. liaili-oad
Supt. N. Y. & N. II. Itailroad.
JAMES H. HOYT
0HAKLE3 rox. Esq ...Pres. South Side R.Il. of L.I.
C. yf.
CO.,
,•.
CHAS.
Fbrsire,
ViLLK DK FARIB,
St.
Sc
New Yorit.
" No steerage passengers carried on this voyage.
RATES OF PASSAGE.—Cabin, |80, JlOO, and
Specialty.
Having for many years been Ideutidea with
business our great experience euabics us to oiler
to
M.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAl.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVEBOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FBOM NEW YORK,
OF
A
2 P.
No. 88 Wall Street.
CuNARD
AKD LIGHTERS.
FORWARDINCi
and
FORWOOD
PIHI,
ON FIRST CLASS
Iron
AT
5,
For freight and passage apply to
RAILROAD IRON,
8C:lOO!<Er3, UABOES,
inall Service.
NEXT DEPARTURE .TANUARY
AND
STEAMERS
OF THS
Steamship Company.
FOR
JAMAICA AND SATANILLA. General Transatlantic Co
CHANGE OF
TIME.
On and after Nov, SOth, steamers of this line connect
Hook witli trains for Long Branch and all
Ing at Sandy
on this and connecting railroads, including
Red Bunk, Tom's Ulver, Waretown, Baruegat. Tuckerton, Philadelphia. Vineland, Bridgctou, Bay Side. &c..
Btations
PIER V8, NORTH RIVETR. foot 0^
street, as follows
A. M. to Philadelphia, Tuckerton, Tom's River,
Vineland, Bay Side, &c.
4 P. M. to Tom's River. Waretown. Tuckerton. &c.
&c., will leave
Murray
:
10:40
American
.^Cow
landing and in
Orrell,
y-ard, for sale at
prices In lota to suit purchasers.
lowest marlcet
Also,
all
kinds of
Miscellaneous
ARRIVING IN
9:35
Gorham Ml'g Company's
the best
ANTHRACITE COALS.
YORK:
1:80 P.M. from Vineland, Philadelphia, Tuckerton
Tom's River, &c.
The above trains stop at way stations.
Philadelphia freight taken up to six o'clock P. M., at
lowest rates.
G. W. BENTLEY,
General Manager, 120 Broadway,
The Trade supplied.
F
ALFRED PARmELE,
NEW
A. M. from Tuckerton, Waretown, Tora*B River,
P.
FINCH, Agent.
Pier
^
28.
Wire Ro p
32 Pine Street..
Yard-SS' West 22d Street.
e.
STEEL, CHARCOAL,
New^ Central Coal Co.,
and
B. B., ot the very best quality
OF niARVLAND.
suitable
t
for
Ships,
Rigging,
isaspenslon Bridges, Guys, Der
Ceorge's Creek Cnniberland Coal.
OFFICES, Nos.
«
AND
111 Broadwar, Nenr York.
HA.BBT CoxBiD, President.
Albx. Shaw, Vice-President.
P. C,
Iricks, Inclined Planes,
6S TRINITY BUILDINGS
Calbobs, Treasurer.
ffM. S, jACquss, Secretary.
f
Sterling Silver Ware.
No. 3 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
JOSEPH BACHOIAN.
J
J.
BkOaXAK,
B. i.
BAOBKAl)
Hoisting
Large
Stock
Mining
&c.
A
constantly
on
Purposes,
hand, f^om which any desired
lengths are cut.
JOHN
IV.
E48
MASON &
CO.,
Broadway, New
Vork*^
'
:
,
:
JHE CHRONICLE.
l)ecember 28 1872.]
887
Insoraaoe.
Insnranoe.
OFFICE OF THB
The North
ATLANTIC
MisoeUaneottf.
and
British
J.
Mercantile Ins. Co.,
98
Bit
Ob,
LONDON AND KDINBURGH.
Mutual
Co.
Insurance
Capital
$10,000,000
Fire Reserve (Boston deducted) . - .
3,S0O,O00
Lire Asaeta
11,000,000
....
......
I7ew York, Janasry
in conformity to tlie OtiMter of tlie
Company, submit the following Statement of Its
anUirs on tlie 31st December, 1871
Premiums received on Marine
IN
WM. CONNKK.
from 1st January, 1871, to 31et December, 1871
$6,418,777 61
Policies not marked off
Ist January, 1871
2,033,675 18
Total amount of Marine Premiums.. $7,446,462 69
BAM.
P.
[
BLAWDJiij, )
period.
Coutlucntal
Warren Cotton
Returns of Premiums
& Expenses. $973,211 84
P.
No. 173 Broadwar,
s
00
00
4V
95
New
York.
01
.--......... $3,000,000
$5,000,000
Total amount of Assets
$14,806,812 37
Six per cent interest on the outstanding cerit-fl
eates of profits will be paid to the holders thereof,
or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Sixth of February next.
The outstanding certificates of the issue of 1868,
will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof,
or thtir legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Sixth of February next, from which date all
Interest thereon will cease. The certificates to be
produced at the time of payment, and cancelled.
Upon
certificates
which were issued
;
(in red scrip)
such payment of interest and
.....
......
CaaU Capital
Net Assets
OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.
ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1871.
**
.......
William
o
JAS. A.
Jones,"
.
Wm.
Colt,
B. J.
C. PickersgUl,
Lewis Curtis,
Charles H. Russell,
Lowell Holbrook,
R. Warren Weston,
Royal Phelps,
Caleb Barsrow.
^
a.
P
A
Pillot,
WiUiam E. Dodge.
David Lane,
James Bryce,
Daniel 3. Miller,
Beuuls Perkins,
Street, corner of
WlUIam
Fire
No. 102 Wall Street,
»1 Front Street,
(Near Wall.)
Cash paid at once for the above Securities
bo sold on commission, at sellers option.
Wm.
^^
^
CHARLES DENNIS,
and
Iron Ties.
•UFFALO, COTTON PLANT, PALMSTIO
AM> DIAMOND.
-Also—
Importer* of Bio Coffho.
\-
HBWLBTT, N Visv-MM,
-/
THE
B A B CO
Wilcox
&
FIRE
EXTINGUISHER,
or they
Co.,
C I£
F.
W.
FARWELL,
Secretary,
PRIME
407 Broadway, N. Y.
LEAF LARD, STEARINS
MT A r^ A D A ''"'^ iNst nlMrVVjr\r\.n. ANCECOMPA? Y,
AND
LARD
OIL,
301
Caab Capital.
BROADWAY.
....
$1,000,000
IVashluKton, VeatrrdcOreenivlcIi Sta.
SALES OFFICE
Vice-Pras'l,
W. a. H. M(JORB,2d Vice-Preit,
J.
j
IM
«.S2'„J?.1 *.*J' ContraeU for present and future Uciv.
anss of Cloth. Agents for following bagging Mills,
"SPECIALTY."
William H.Webb
Sheppard Qandy.
Francis Sklddy
Kew York.
S-cr<!tnrv.
^Ross, Roberts & Co^S.
will
IJlilk.
W. RHKEDlrT
and Marine Insurance Stock*
and Scrip.
Frederick Chauncey.
George S. Stenhensoa.
Charles P. Burdett.
Rob't. C. Fergusson.
William E. Bunker/
York.
Work
at very rcMousble Prices
Careful and tasty proofs given and work prompHy
Street. V, T.
Dealer In
». JONES, President,
*i_ft
Oilman,
W^ALL STREET.
65
HowUnd,
Alexander NT.
OharlesD.Leverich,
3-
C.
and Marine Insurance Stock
Samuel L. MitcheU,
James G.De Forest.
RobertL. Stnsrt,
Wm.SmrffU,
Henry K. Bogert.
ALEXANDER &
E. S. Bailry,
Jr.,
Benjamin Babcock.
Robt. B. Mintum,
Gordon W. Bumham,
the Best
Post Office.)
$300,000 IMP0BTIB8 AND COMMISSION MEBCBANT*
BacKloK, Rop«,
PECK,
INSURANCE SCRIP,
c. A. Hand,
James Low,
W. H. H. Moore,
Henry
We execute
DIILEB in
M Pine
Joseph GaUlard,
tlic
New
Agents.
Fire
D
LIBERTY STREET
(Scar
$500,000 00
$900,105 76
Newport Insurance Co.,
H. CHAPBtAN, Secretary.
Charles Dennis,
AKD
32
p.
April next.
.TB08TBE8.
(One door from Wall)
d3llvcrc<l.
Springfield
Give US a Trial.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Rosendale Cement Co.
*
Sprlngfleld, Maas.
OEM EN r OF THE BEST OUALITV.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Cash Capital
J.
Stationers,
WILLIAM STREET,
Caah Capital
redemption will bo in gold.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared oa the
net earned premiums of the Company, for the year
ending Slst December, 1871, for which certificates
will be issued on and after Tuesday the
Second of
By order of the Board,
&
Printers
.^tna Insurance Comp'y,
HARTFORD Conn.
INCORPORATED 1819.
Net Aaseta
18S5.
STBAm
Agency,
45
00
....
SEARS BROTHERS,
i?
/or gold premiums
ESTABLISHED.
New York
Stock, City, Bank and other stocks.. $8,143,240
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise 3,379,060
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages.
817,600
Interest, and sundry notes and claims
due the Company, estimated at
886,789
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable.. 2,405,987
Cash in Bank
274,345
Co.,
Cordis nilla.
JACOB REESE,
BAYARD,
Pre«Ideut.
Fire Insurance
the following Assets, viz.
United States and State of
Franklin Co.,
Tborndike
Aaalatant Secretary.
The Company has
Boaton Duck Co.,
ERtablUhod 1856.
$2,735,980 63
flilll
Klllla,
liAconla Co.,
BROADWAY,
PARK BANK BUILDING.
LOUIS
VHts. Co.,
AndroscoEEin milla,
Associate Manafreri.
NO. 314
nor upon Fire Rislis disconnected wltli Marine Risks.
Premlumsmarked Off from Isl January,
1871, to 3l8t December, 1871
$5,378,793 S4
same
Columbia
Hope Fire Insurance Co.
;
the
Company,
Datea JUta. Co.,
UNITED STATES,
THE
No policljs liave been issued upon Life
UwBes paid during
AOBBTS FOR
Pciiperell MttC' Co.,
T""
ClIAS. E. -WHlTli:.
FBILADBLPBIA.
Chestnnt street
211
$1,500,000.
Rislts,
BOSTON.
street
$23,SOO,000
FIRE ASSETS
NBWTOBK.
Franklin street
Otla
Total
Premiums on
Rislis
Fmnhlln
S6th, 1873.
The Trustees,
&E.Wnght&Co.,
S.
4 »J
59
BEAVER STREET
N^W
YORE.
R.
B.
Watson
COTTON BUYER.
ntAOON,
Gcontla,
131: CHRONICLE.
[December
Cotton.
888
Railroads.
Ootton,
THB
Cotton Warehouse Co.,
J5
"
"
8
"
•'
Liberal cash adyances made on conslgaments ol
Cotton and Tobacco tn our address ; also to oar friends
and London
Government
YORK.
Old
RAILVTAV
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BOX,
P. O.
BXCHANOE GOUBT, NEW YORK,
No. 3
EqTTIPinB!VT.<i.
Locomotive Works.
AMT>
merchant.
MANtrrACTTJRERS OF
liocomotlves, Stationary Steam Engines, and Tools.
MANCHESTER. N. H.
ARETAS BLOOD, AV. G. MEANS,
Superintendent
Execute Orders In " Futures."
3909.
Orleans,) Gen. Partner.
Receive Accounts of Bankers and Merchants, subject
HOrSE.
Devonshire
St.,
Boston.
M. Baird
1*IZII.A
STRICTIiY COMMISSION
43
BALOWIIN LOCOIMOTIVE WOHK^.
to sight drafts.
Of Uoatgomery, Alabama.
Tie- surer.
Manciieater, N. H.
Make Advances on Cotton and
New York.
Rails,
MANCHESTER
E. P. Scott & Co.,
BANKERS
W. Farley,
FiBLKT, (Lata of New
Rails,
AND
Accounts received and Interest allowed on balances
wbl^th mtv he checked lor at sUht.
COTTON FACTOR
W
Iron
Kecnrftles, Gold) Stoolta
and Bonds
lialf
134 Pearl Street,
Co.,
BROADtTAY, NETT YORK.
Steel RaiJs,
40
I.OANS NGGOTIATfiD.
mouth, including labor.
per month after flret month.
"
"
month
first
ooninis sio N
&
Vibbard, Foote
BonKht and Sold on Commission, and
Cotton lightered to or from any point in the harbor for 20 cents per bale.
Cotton carted (small lots) 25 cents per bale.
H.
AX.KX. P. F1SK.<
BUEltSON POOTH,
In Liverpool
BATES OF STORAGE.
25 cenU per bale,
Co.,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
44 BROAD STREEX.
Dock*, Brooklyn.
CAPAOITT • - 50,000 BALES.
Ofllce, Cotton Ezebanse Bulldlus,
jLtlantlc
NEW
OHAUNOBT TIBBABD.
&
R. T. Wilson
28, 1872.
6c Co.,
D£I.PniA.
All work accurately fitted to gauges and thoroueb
Plan, Material, "Workraansiilp
Finish and Etticlency fully suarauteed.
Wm. P. Hei r .v
Chas T.l»aTTy,
M. Baird,
ly lntercliam;eal)le.
Refers brperinlsslon to C. N, Jordan. Esq., Cashier
Messrs, Howes &
bird Natloaal Bank, New York
acy. Bankers, 30 Wall street, New York.
XtBXAKDKR MAITLAXD.
t,.
F. S.
43
MAOLBHOSK,
SOLE AGENCY
FOR
iiSHMAX,
New Urleaus, La.
Lehman
Manufactured by J.
FOR
Dure &
Montgomery,
Co.,
Ala.
Brothers,
BALING
MEUCH<&NrS.
J.
Railways.
NEW YORK
McCOMB,
Liverpool, Eug.
WOOL, ETC.
& CO.,
MOSS,
Iron Ralls, Steel Ralls, old Ralls,
Kessemer fl^Iron. ^crat>.
Steel Tfres, Boiler Plates, <vr.
AGENTS FOR
The Bowling Iron Company Bradford, England.
The West (Jumheriaiid Hematite Iron Co., Working
ton Knel'ind.
Supply all Railway Equipment apd nndertakc
Railway business generally.
&
Crawford, Walsh,
Smith
PEARL STREET,
&
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
General Agents.
Mining Co.'s
CtlMRSRLAND COALS,
AND
Co., ril<l- RIVER IRON WORKS Cfl .'S
NaII«,
Mobile, Ala.
TO
Advances Made
To Messrs.
Manufacturers and Dealers
in
all
kinds of
Tacob
Also, Agents
full
supply
all
Widths and C616r8 always in
No. 142
l.JIWCLL,
S. D.
Duane
HAKRI80H,
O. D.
Jewell, Harrison
&
V WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
COn.MISSION MERCHANTS.
Pure I.ard Packed for West Ind"
Soutb American and European
Seave.i<
& Co
,
Bar Ralls, In store at New York.
2,000 Tons 56 lb. "Stockton" extra
do. do., to arrive at Nevr York.
NAYLOR &
'
^'OM^I'^TE
OF COTlA ton from the earliestHISTORY present time, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
records to the
CO.,
I
including semi. weekly quotations, every rise and fall
of ihe market; their causes and philosophy; the average pi ice each year, details of the 6;;pply and consumption of the world each year; the progress of the
cotton manufactures in all countries. To which are
added the weekly rates of exchange in England and
weekly quotations of freight ; and also weekly quotations of gold since the suspension of specie payments.
Price $10; delivered free in any part of the United
States or Canaila. A liberal discount will be allowed
to the trade. Orders enclosing ten dollars may be
addressed to the Secretary of the New York Cotton
Exchange, or to t:ie r. itHor, E. J. DONNELL, New
Markets.
COTTON FACTORS AND
manotacthrkrs of LArO OXU.
York Cotton Exobange, New Tork.
IPBOVISION DEALERS,
Iron and Steel Rails
8to<!k.
Co,,
Johnston,
OF APPROVED FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURE.
HAVE FOR SALE
500 Tons 5G lb. " Aberdare" Flsb
BOSTON.
VAK WAQENKIT.
&
48 Pine Street, Neiv York.
CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Street.
JAMES JOHNSTOIf
BIQELOW.
BiGELow
LIVERPOOL
P. CAMPBEI.I.,
87 Pearl Street.
W.
P.
Bands, Hoops and Roda,
71 WEST ST.. New York.
and
CO.,
COTTON
STRIPES."
Vnlted States Bnntlns Company.
A
MARSHALL &
AND
FRED. HUTH &
WM.
COTTON CANVAS. FF.LTINQ DOCK. CAR COVERING, BAGGING, RAVKSS DUCK, SAIL TWINES
*C. " ONTARIO" SEAMLESS BAGS.
"AWNING
C. H.
To Messrs.
COTTON SAILDUCK
And
EDWABD
ON
Consisnments of Cotton and otber
Produce,
Co.,
LOTEU,,
Borden
New York.
BrinckerhofF, Turner
l. ».
all
Borden & Lovell,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Co.,
AND
NEW YORK.
58 Wall Street,
,
&
Railway Bonds and Negotiate Loans on
sell
IMPORTERS OF
OF THE
COTTON,
&
VH. BOBDXS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
135
IN
Co.,
ic
New York. Aeeiit.
Kennedy
TIES.
Walsh, Smith,
Crawford
AND
*
8A.LK
St..
EBHKBDT. HKNBTM. BAEKB. JOH^S.BABh^S
Buy and
SATENSON, PERKINS
80 WALL STREET, N. Y.
Cotton Factors-
ISS
S.
Pine
Co.,
S.
CEDAR ST., COR. OF WILLIAM ST.
GENEllAI. RAIi.WAY AGENTS AND
ARROTT, BUCKI.E & ANCHOR TIES
LONDON AND I.IVERPOOI..
Co.,
JOmr
DELIVERY OF COTTON.
COTTON
F. Converse
41
BUY AND SELL CONTRACTS FOR rUTTTRE
Advances made on Consignments to
A;
Wm.
J.
No. 56 Broad Street.
Factors,
Geo Burnham, tdw. H. WilUums, Ed. Lonestreth.
54
AND BANKERS,
Cabaeeo and General Commission
Merchants,
bKCXA»,AnRAtzA.u
Co.,
Co.)
COTkdN COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BBOAD STEKET, NEW YORK.
Cotton
&
(Late Waters, Pierce
Robt. L. Maitland& Co.,
No.
&
R. M. Waters
;
99
John
street.
SO State street.
PHILA.,
308 So. 4th street
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
Cast Steel Frogs, and
all
HOUSE
IN
other
Steel Material fol
Railway FsCi
LONDON
NAYI.OR, BENZON & CO.,
34 Old Broad
whe glTS special attention lo
^itreet,
orders for
Railrond Iron,
M well M Old Kails, Scrap Iron and Metals.
@FedFRASER