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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COA£MERClAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATtt,
NEW
VOL.18.
YORK, DECEMBER
FinanoiaL
^buertiscmenta.
ordered Uss than
"
4 tltueft
9
If
war
Wcenta per
time*
16
14
"
13
"
tho alrertleement occupied one colntin or up19, a (liAcounC of 13 par cent oa these ratea will be
allowed.
BOSTON.
Win. B.
DANA
&. CO.,
PUBLtSHKRS,
& U William St., N Y.
{ST* For terms ol Snbacrlptlon •«
StU page.
n
E. Judson
K. JUDSON
Hawley & Co.
New York
Qorernnient Fecurliles, Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Exchantre and Mercantile Paper bouftht and sold ON
COMMISSION, Inte'est allowed on ueposlts, wliloh
may be checked for at sight.
Lock. WOOD
&
Co.,
Tranaact a Oeneral BanUns bnsl*
lucludlns tlie pnrcbase and sale
o( Government and State Bonds. Railroad Stocks and Bonds, and ottaer
atiam,
AUG,
securltltss,
&
Whittemore
W. Cl/rk &
E.
PbUadelpbla and Dnlutb.
lil OOVEKNMENT SECITRITIKS.
DEALERS
Stock, Note, and Oold Brokers.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
BaBNIT.
all parta
1. D.
Raymond &
rosTxx.
Co.,
AND ALL OTBEK
Bongbt and Sold on Commission.
Interest paid on Deposits subject to check.
MORTON, ROSE
A. C.
No.
Ne«r Orleans
EXCHANOK, COTTON, ETC.
rarttcular attention (lT«n to R«o*lTln< and] rei
& Co.,
St.,
New York Ollr,
AND CIRCCLAR
ClRCtTLAR NOTES
letters or Credit available and navable in all taa
: mttt la ue
Dnited States, Canada and Wast ladlaa.
PRINCIPAL CITIBH OF THE WUBLU
Lon
Current Aeconnte reealTad on Mek tarsM as
agreed upon.
ayba
MuNROE &
JOHN
s
S.
cute t.
W-Collectloti» ol
Draw
&
Bryan
Hunter,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
BAY
St.,
8AVANNAH,
NO.
DEALERS
Box at.
IN
Exebance, Coin and SecnrlUes.
Collections on Savannah remlttei for at oae-e (hth
York Exchaniie
percent under buylnu rate lor
the day they mature. We have facllltlet also ftrro lections In other eltlee la Ceonla, Alabama and Florida
also f>r the transaotljn ( f any Plnaaclal bnslnasaon
Collaterals, recofnlzed aa (ood bars. We do sot
deal In any Southern State Bonds laaaed since the wa>'.
&
R. T. Wilson
7
on
&
Co.,
KI'K SCRIBE, PARI!!, and
ALEXANDERS CrNLIFFBS *
ao
CO.,
LOMBARD STRICT, LONDON.
BANKING HorsB OF
&
Geo. Opdyke
Nu. as
Co.,
NASSAn strert,
(Corner of Cedar streeU
OKPOaiTB reealvad from Indlvldaals. Plnsa, Saala
Baakan and CorporaUoas. suluaet to Mask at
Bight, and Inlaraat allowed at lbs rata of fovB sar
..Milt fMip anniuii.
oeat par aanwa.
CKKTIKICATKB OF DEPOSIT taaasd. baarlBg Povs
8er cent Intareat. payabla oadanaad, or an«r
Georcla.
P. o.
.
Bills
MuNROE
DIVIDKN DS, COrPON -, NOTES,
or" Corri'sponnenis of this House may rely upon
having their bualuess attended to with fldellty and
New York,
Issue CiiGOlar Letters of Credit lor TravaUara. and
C.
i^KAFT.-i, Ac. Ac. upon all points In the Southern
States, particularly Bouih Carolina, madr and promptly remitted for at current rate ol liizchance.
Co.,
BANEKR8.
IIIIOKKK.
Dealer In Southern state, Lily and Railroad
Securities, Uncurrent Bank Notes, Coin, lixcnange,
Ac, Ac, also Government lion'U.
ja^ Investment urders Solicited and carelully exe-
xed dates.
^
„
COLLECTIONS n»da oa all
^.
s ne eea lbl s petnu la Iks
Dnited States, Canada aod Eareea.
DtvMtaia
and Conpons also ooUeelsd, aad all awat jii i>m|iI|j
aoeosntad Cor,
0ROKK8 prompur axaeatad. Mr lAs parebais
sale of Uold I deo, Oatanuaaat aad eikar Sai
Ues.on commlMtos.
INFORMATION
u bMM
farnlsbad. asd aai
cbanaes of Secnrltles made for us
'
• -—
i
«r as-
«BOt)TfATlON»or
eteeUd.
Edward Haight
&
Co.,
ANKERS,
Co.,
No. 9 Wall Slroet, New York.
IHTBKBST ALLOWED 0«
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHAMTS
44 BBOAD BTBBBT.
FIVE PER CENT
caah advances made on conslfaments ol
Cotton and Tubacco to our address also to our friends
In Liverpool and London.
Natiosal Baak.
Indlvldaals or Rnas baaklag with ai assy *i>Bi lt
and draw as tkey plaaaa. ua sassa at vttb aay a>k,
except that wa allow » par eaat Islarasi oa aU bat-
1
will purchase
Nassan
11
ISSUE
Kaufman,
AND
U.'tNKKlt
SMITH & UANNAMAN,
Indianapolis.
comniissioN kierchant.
CO*
Duncan, Sherman
No. 8 Wall Street,
InTestment Securities and Collections.
BROKRRS,
Charles G. Johnsen,
A.
LONDON.
S:S-.SlS-;:'SI:|8p«'»'-
Nw
HVNICIPAL BONDS.
aC parts of tbe world oa
8ECrBITIE-(
of Canada.
Ten Per Cent
In
Telecraphlc Traaalbrs of Money to and ftom
don, Paria,Saa rraoclaeo, Havana. A«.
WALL STREET.
Co.,
mORTOAGES AND
WBr4lB«B*U*.
Available
To«K COBBBSPOSOlHTa
NBW _
Henry Cle»s * Co.,
^"i"iJil£;2*i,"'A. C. KAUFMAN.
CHOICE
3S4.
BATMONO.
STOCKS, GOLD. BONDS
INTEREST ALLOWED OS DEPOSITS.
Lock Box
C. H.
5
101
made promptly on
Co.,
BANKERS,
BANKERS.
WILLIAM ST., NEW TORK.
Collections
at
TRAVELLERS,
despatch.
on eontmlasion.
latlara
foi
COnniBROiAL CRRDITS.
tW
BROADWAY.
L'omaWoa) aaa
of Europe.
all pai ts
CHARLESTON,
BAlslCBKS,
94
free of
Cradli
BANKESS AND BKOKEKS.
Bankers,
No. 90 WALL STREET,
UawLBT,
Co.,
TMiS KOR TkaVELi.KHS SSUKD,
Barney
Altbid W. UAErLEtT,
asd paid
drawn by Jay Cooke de Co.. on Jay Cooke, McCuUocb
ft <*o., LoD<1on. la sums -nd at dales to suit.
COMUKRCIAL CKKDITS AND OIBCI'LAK LBT-
s. 0.
Financial.
&
Bliss
CIROVLAM l«OTB*
(lasoed
nieaaared la agate type, 14 llnea to tbe
Inch.
\'lvortl9etnents will hare a favorable place when
first put In, but no promise of coutmnous Insertion In
the best phice can be tciven, asall advertisers must
have equal opportunities.
37
Morton,
IHflUB
No. 7 Oonsre** Street,
available la
u
dpnce
French,
BANKERS,
STERLIKU BXCHANQE.
"
8
FiaanoiaL-
Dealers In Oovcrunient SeccTltles. Oolu, State,
Coniity and Clly "onds also
•
10
-
line.
**
W
•
•H
sa
"
4
ormore
•
&
FooTE
A'lvnrtisemontH will be Inserted at the roUOWIng
Une lor each Inseriloa :
prices per
II
NO. 340
30. 1871.
Iberal
:
Coremment
Secnrltles, Gold, Stocks
and Bonds
Boujcht and Sold on Commission, and
LOANS NBOUTIATBD.
Accounts received and Interest allowed en balances
whtsb Bwy IM ehsokad far at slcbu
DEPOSITS.
The baalBcee of our trm Is Iha aaaa
Wa
aa
aay iiala er
bay aad tan
papar, and oallact ba
•at the UBltad Mataa, glvlac
I
i
aad dralta tbfOM*
raiaraa.
'
Walker, Andrews & Co.
No. 14 Wall Street, NEW TORK.
Augustus
Sc
Co.,
Forivardlug Agent.
Geo,
Co.,
BOSTON:
G. H. Mackay, Esq.,
Prts't. Amer. Ex. Bit.,
s H. Wallet,
Mess. Maoeat & Phillips,
President Kevere Bant.
Coe,
S.
TOCN6S &
"
.Credits for Travelers In Europe,
Bxchange on Paris and the Union Bank «i London, In
U.
Subscription agents for the Chbosioli in Paris.
William
63 Wall Street, New York.
TKAVELLERS ana COMMEKCIAL CREDIT8
ISSUED, available In all pans of Europe, &c. B1H.S
OF EXCHANGE drawn in sums to suit purchasers
also Cable transfers.
^
Bills of Ex-
236
337
dc
respondents,
NO. 69 WAIil.
made on consignments
192
&
C.
G.
Dealers in
PINE STREET,
&.
Georgia.
Securities, Gold. Stocks,
;
Stales ot
LOUISIANA, TEXAS, MISSISST., NEW ORLEANS, LA.
ALABAMA. &c.
Walsh, Smith,
Crawford
President.
&
Wilson,
BANKERS,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
Collections made and promptly remitted for current
rate of exchange. Corrosnondents:
Messrs. W. P. CONVERSE & CO., New York.
SASSETT
&:
BASSETT.
BANKERS.
BreiUiani, Texas.
Houston—First National Bank;
,'orrespondeuta:
Galveston— nail, Hutchlmis & Co; New Orleans— Pike,
Brother & Co.; New York- Duman, Sherman & Co.
&
Sables
Bassett, Atty's at
Law,
Brenliam, Texas.
&
Smith
R.
P.
Co.,
BANKERS AND
ooniniissioN iherchants,
BKYAK, TEXAS*
O. R.
P.
JUHN9,
J. 0,
EVBRBTT,
KIRBT,
W. VON ROSBNBSBe
&
Co.,
TEXAS LAND AGENCY
BANKING
& EXCHANGE,
&
Co.,
Pnrcliase and Bell real estate, pay taxes and adjast
rith^a, prosecute Land and money claims aK^^nst lh«
State and l-'ederal Governuionta ; make colIeciJo
Kticeive deposits and execute TruBts.
NEW YORK. Adams,
Leonard & Co.,
BANKERS,
Crawford, Walsh,
TKRHINOS or CKNTKAL RAn.KOAD
Smith & Co.,
Groesbeck, Texas.
Wright
Mobile, Ala.1
Represented In the United States by onr House.
WrtKhtt
Brown &
BROKER
OoTernment Bonds, Exchanee.
^
Gold and Stocks,
No. U EXCHANGE PLACE.
Particular attention given to the negotiation of
Hallway and other Corporate Loans.
Union aud Central PacUlc Bo&da »nd Btocki a sse'
69
Co.,
WALL STREET.
NEW TORE
&
I
Trice.
I
OKOBSI W. JAOBSOS.
Late Cashier
Ist Nat. Bank
tialilpolis,
O
Co.,
Fort
&
Jackson,
BANKERS,
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL.
No.
John Pondir,
&
commissioN iver chants
CU.VKLES
zes, collecting rents, etc.
•uutr.
BCNJ. A. BUTTS,
Cashier.
Moore
Late Fort
Prompt attention given to buying, selling and Isasng of plantations and other real estate, paying of
Id
WEEMl^,
M. A. tOBT,
'
ST.
all ac-
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
Freret,
REAL GENERAI. LAND AGENTS
ESTATE BROKERS.
AND
85
B, F.
C. R. Johns
BOWrSIAN, BAHIA.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the
Texas,
give special attention to collections on
I
and Bonds of
and Real KstHte bought and sold.
Collections made on all '* accessible points."
SIPPI,
points
5S W^all Street,
BROKEH.
&
&.C.,
comniissioN merchantj^
NEW^ YORK.
29 Broadway,
BOROTT
N. Y.
HAWKS & CASTIiCniAIV,
Davis
Co.,
Represented by
SUOOESSOR TO
«very description
We
Bowman & Co.,
H. Castleman,
COLUMBUS,
Houston,
COnPAiIY
STOCKS, BONDS, and LAND WARUANTB
Government
& Sons,
SUPER CARB. SODA,
New York,
Woodman,
all
MANnPACTUKBBS OF
BANKERS'
30
Special attention given to collections at
No. II Old Slip,
ic
$238,000
in the State, and remittances promptly made, without
any charge except customary rates oi exchange.
mer
SILERATDS.
6* WALL STREET, NEW YOBK,
as STATE STREET, BOSTON.
......
DIliECTOliS: J. M. Brandon, J. C. Wallis, F. B.
Lubbock. M. Quin, E. S. Jemlson, M. W. Baker, Leon
BJum, Gon. Scbneliler, li. S. Willis, T. A. Gary, W. B.
Wall. Uob't. Mills, T. J. H. Anderson.
(Successors to U. M. Moore,
D wight &
John
AQKNTB FOR
«ARING BROTHERS
Cashier.
Ins.,
GALVESTON.
Casli Capital,
FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
PRKSCOTT.GROTE & CO., Bankers, London,
W. TAPSCOTT & CO., Old Hall, Liverpool.
G. C. Ward,
&
Texas Banking
CO..
A
FOR EXPORT AND DOMKSTIO USE.
Europe on
'
WALLI8, Vice-Prest
alpbonsk lautk,
DIUECTOKS: W. J Hntchlns P. W. Gray, A. J.
Burke, Cor. Ennis, W. M. Rice, K. H. Cnshlng,
MANUrACTtlRBRS OF CORDAGE
Orders for Government Bonds, tocfcs and Merchandize executed, and Foreign Kxchange aud itralta
bought.
J. o.
Ces^Mble noii,ls.
of approved
Henry Lawrence
Sterling Kichanci' and demand notes In sums
to suit purchasers, pava^V 1 all narif'ot (+rei't Krltuln
and Ir«)anu, aLd available for the Continent ot
&
o.
chandize.
SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
G.
BRANDON, Pres't.,
LAUVK, Secretary,
M,
07 CHINA AND JAPAN.
AdrftDcee
Co.
(f--iK^-Nat'o->B-j^.
THE CITY BANK OF HOUSTON,
Everett & Co.,
parts ol the world.
&
accessible points.
Capital, $325,000.
Co., AUGUSTINE IIEARB
lifin*'
S.
BONDED UOOD
Of every description.
STREET,
Tapscott, Bros.
Messrs.
NEW YORK.
66 State Street, Boston,
AGKNTS FOl:
Comiuerclal and Travelers Credits
all
N. y. correspondents,
Co.
ISSUK
all
KOPPKKL, President.
HENDLEy. Vlce-Pres't.
CHARLES F. NOTES, Assistant Cashier.
Insurance at Loivest Rates.
Liverpool.
&
ST,
Co.,
Storage for
,
Country Bankers can be supplied with
in large or small amounts, on the principal
cities of Europe, also wiih Tickets lor I'assaiio from,
or to, Europe, bv the GDIOK LINK ol Mall SJteiimers.
ADVANCES Made UPIIN CONSIGNMENTS OF
COTTON, and other Produce to Ourselves or Cor-
SOUTH
&
TEAS, MATTING, LIQUORS, and
change,
Available in
Mobewood.
B.
Bonded Warehouse
S.
Snyder, Son
WiLLIAMS&GuiON,
Brown Brothers
made on
J. J.
to suit.
&
GALVESTON,
JI.
ANTHONY S. SNTDHB.
Edward N. Snydkb.
N. Y.,
t;»lon
National Bank of Texas
Collections
1857.
S. Petrle Sc Co..
London.
GAEiVESTON, Texas.
Co,
Established
ISSOK
sums
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
interior collections. Immediate andpronipt atreniion
all business entrusted to us.
Refer to Nat
Park Bank, Howes & Macy, and Spoffor.l Tllcston &
Co, N. i ., 2d Nat. Bank, Boston, PlKe Lepevre & Bro.
N. O., Drexel & Co.. Phlla.
Refera by permission to
NEW YORK:
PARIS, LONDON, BOSTON.
WILLIAM STREET,
And
given to
UNION BANK OF LONDON
,19
Co.,
corresnondents at all
the principal points throughout this S'ate, and upon
all collections payable in ihls City or Housto.i, make
no charge lor collecting, and only actnal charge upon
STORED, WEIGHED AND INSDP.ED.
Travelers' and Commercial Credits issued.
Loans Negotiated.
Money received on deposit at interest.
Exchange drawn on the Paris house and on
&
McMahan &
T. H.
Bankers,
ISERCHANDISE
Bouds, stocks and gold bought and eold on comulfislon.
Bowles Brothers
Floyd,
We have prompt and reliable
VENDOOTE, PARIS.
No. 10 PI.ACE
Texas Bankers.
WATER STREET.
113
Custom-Honse
&
Andrews
[December 80, 1871;
Commercial Catds.
Foreign Exchange.
86
,
THE CHRONICLE.
854
Alex.
1
:
lYACO, TEXAS.
Rbfkrkkces and Correspondbnob:— New York
Wiiislow, Lanier A Co., Dsivid Dows & Co. Cincinnati : First National Bank, Merchants National Bank.
New Orleans: Louisiana National Hank, Wheless A
Pratt. Bankers. Galveston ; T. H. McMahan & Co.
Stephen
NO. 87
P. O.
Box No.
Messrs.
"
'.
Higginson,
BEAYER STREET.
4,660.
NEW YOKK
Representing
CO., Batavla and Padang,
DUMMLER &
CHAS. THOREL, k CO., Yokohama.
CLARKE, SFENC££CO,.Oall»'A Colombo
Capital
State
Bank,
JACKSON, MISS.
E. HELM
VAN HOOK
A BANK OF DISCOUNT AND
SHOS.
.A.
Mew ToTli COTrespoDdente
President
Cashier.
DEPOSIT.
,M. Uorfsn't Son*
—
§
THE CHRONICLR
l)coem\)6r 80, 1871.J
Boatou Bankers.
BANKKHM,
10 Htate
BU
Southern Bankers.
& Co.,
Page, Richardson
Uoaton.
Silreet,
V9vr Orleans Oarda.
•TATB OV ALABABIA.
Union National Bank
The City Bank
Oltr Bank,
AMD
J
LONa«N.
Hobert Bunaon 4c Vo
niunros ic Vo.
AMD
Capital
• 100,000
JAB.
&
Marruard, Audr*
WM.
CAHin.
C ...t
VlroolAr Notes available for Travolera la
Kuropeaud tne Kaat.
all
paruol
or
New
OP MBLnA.
or Kzuhunxc. ami CojniuoroUl (nd Trirolori
CradUs tiaued oa
i
The
hi)'>
DBKLU or Talladaca, Praaldeat.
&
JNu. W. LUVK, AaaUtAol Cashier.
N.Y.Correapoadent-lDporters and Tradars National
Bauk.
lataet,
nov
la
ruUr
nr..,.-'-.* <-.- y.,**
UAN&BKS,
Buy and
ty
DKVON3U1KB
BOSTON,
31
B II
HTHRICT,
JOHN
.
bouda.
Collections
made oa
all
polaU
aoaaaalbia
Soathsrn States.
Wm. FowLaa.
Philadelphia Bankers.
H. U.
BANK-ERS
BoaataTiLLa.
Capital
J. JiHSiaa,
Prea't.
T. P. Bsasoh.
Joe. 8. Bitic
Caab'r.
Vloe-Pre«'t.
&
Planters
NATION A L BANK,
Transact a general Banking aim Kxcliange biialnefl
ucluding ^*urc(ia8e and Sale of Stovba, Uouda, Gold
ate. ou Comnit^lon.
AuaasTA, OA.
Oaah Capital,
......
Special attention paid
U Collectlous.
VINGINNA'i'I.OHIO.
on day
Merchant,
CHECKS ON LONDON AND FAKIS
Special attention RlTea to eoDslgnmenta ot Cotton.
Oold, Stocks, Bonda and Foreign and Oomeatle
ttkchaoRe, booghc and aold.
Collections proioptly remitted for
Ordera aoUolted lor the purchase oi SAiea of Prodoe«
and Securities. Prompt attentioi guaranteed.
Cashier.
O.
National
Bank
OF
NEW
ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
ALBZ. WUELBS8, President.
J AS, N. BKADLB8,
KICB:AB0 JONB8. Cashier.
Vies PresldoM.
attentlrn gtren to CollecUons, lioik la
all poluu la coDoectlon vtui IL Prompt
retnms made at beet rale of Excbauge, and oo cbms
made, excepting that aclnally paid upon oar ducaS
point. Correspoadenoc solicited.
—
Nxw Yoac Coaaaspo^oaxT
NINTH NATIONAL BANK'
:
Fnblioation.
W. Wheatley &
J.
Co.,
MOKK TRAX
ONE Hl'NDRED VOLtmSSOP
BANKERS AND BROKEIIS,
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co,
AND
323 North Third St., ST. LOCIS.
« 1 ,00O,0ee
New York Correspondeots LAWaaitoa Baos.A
rORBAI^B
BROKEBS IX WESTKKM SKCURITIK9,
NEW YORK.
33 W^all Street,
'
N.
,^F*n\'"^"^
the City aad
SrvaDnah, Oa.
ol ;iayment.
. .
''"""P»»"<>""o"H'»enl<i Collections upon all DolB*
Southern Slates. Collection, (re* of cVvn
"^a*
other thaa actual cost upon disiaat pIsces
Kemlitances promplly made at oAVent rst.« ol
eiohange on the day of inaturlir.
^E x change parcuaseil snd sold ui>on all polata.
In Ihs
|300,000
Dealers IB
lor
|
HAMUKI. II KRNSRl>Vp>_«
K. KIONKY, VlcoPresX
BANKKR, FACTOR AND
GiLMORE, DUNLAP & Co.,
Commission
108 * no We«t froartb Mroct.
GOLD, SILVER and all klndr »t
QOVERNKIKNT BONUS.
OOLLEOTIONS RIADB at all acceealbie
Bank
.
1500,000 Limit,
.
OHAS. L. C. DDPDY
Edward C. Anderson, Jr.
Western Bankers.
8 1 S
1
PHILADEIiPHIA.
polnU and remitted
iR,£
,
Cbas.
Merchants
KAN REUS,
,
National
ALA,'
B|>eeUI attention given to parchsse ot Cotton,
B£JAMIB0Ii&.C0.
M
OP NKW 0RI,KA.<I8,
rormsrly UlDISIANA STATE BANK. Ineerw>rate4
BROKERS,
A.
MONTUOUKKY,
ilITitBII,3
B.
JAMM CHAtAIMUI.«.SaS:"«-" "••»— * <=•-»
Sommerville, State
&
Fowler
la tke
i
v.,
VII.IKBKUVBB
uunciiADz,
Lko.s
AKD BOLD.
m
wa '"pauuBuy iZii-ii
ssuaulfalli sovelt
)
PHEI.Pfi,
HII.EiTn,
K. p. I.A
naia
ol Di
KXCUANOB, BANK N0TB8 AND COIN BOUUUT
Weateru City aud Oonu'
aell
J. Perkins,
BANKKit,
r A U L A,_A L A B A HI A
ol Ike
>
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.iioaoa nMkiae
.Has oa WhMk Ua
With tha laclllbu ul •
Inlsreet seeraee to oar unopin
s porUon of roar Boaloisa
M. M. )IIMn<ON.(ofBalu^
uea * Slm|»aD,>
T.
Cobb,
Oaa
-••"w
(eaeral lev •(
««oo,ooo
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Parker
Ue
This Hank. or«anlie<« aa4«r
(Tses with ns capital ol
Aaths dratal ihs i>
ImproTS the ot>(K)rtuM
ARMHTKONO, Caahler.
P.
Orleans.
AISERICVS. OA.
Do
a general banking business. Cotton purchased
Collections made and prouipMy reioltted
Littell's
on order.
lor.
New York
*Co.
Correspondents
— Messrs. Wm.
Bryce
Living Age
,
been Issued, and It admitledlT '*conilnaest«stsadattba
head of Its class.**
bavi*
B. E. BVEsnas, Prea't.
Second National Bank,
WILiniNOTON,
-
-
•
•300,000
-
-
Uapwlted witb D. S. Treasnrer to aecnre Ciroulatlon
and Dupoalta SOajXO.
C.
HTDB,
CILAS.
Cashier.
H7DB
Preat.
NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE
OP msSUURl.
In St. Louis.
ESTABLISUED
•S,410.80«i
Tblt Bank, bavlnfc reorganized aa a National Bank
nov prepared to do a general banking bualnea^
OoTerumeut Securities, Coin, Oold Dutt and Bullion
bought and sold at current races. Special attention
la
gWen to collections thro>);;hout the West
Anas U.UaiTr^>N, Pres. C'u&e. K. DioKsoN, V Fres't
f.
CUBTU
Cashier
Morton, Galt
&
,
Wett Main
made on aN parts ol the United
TowmaifD.
Co,,
Street, I<oulsvllie,
Ky^
FAzaKDa.
W.
States.
R.
Ltmav.
BANKERS & BROKEBS,
^K^V URLGANt).
^^ Particular attention given toonslnaasof CorrssCollections remitted lor at current rate
u>udents.
ol
Kxchange.
Mew York Correspondeals
tuu UMss A (iit.
JoHX A. Kluv,
President.
L.
C. C. FLOwaaaaa.
Vice-President.
BOLHas.
Oao. U.
Hewson,
STOCK BKOKEK,
omca No. U West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Beler to: All Cincinnati Baaki, and Uesan.bOCKWOOD * Co., New torfc
Ai.ax.
Holmes
&
entire tKMiy of Foreign Periodical Llterator*,
Klum
Csshler.
Bank,
aAoaara,
Macbeth,
STOCK AND BOND BB0KBR8,
OHABLBSTON, S.O.
ABLEST LIVINC WRITKBS.
to keep pace with tJbeerenisoi li.tclleclaalpr^-ffreae
.elf or his mmlly
ol the lime, or to coltlTwfc ii.
"if.
general latelllfence aixi
r *< XaUon, .V. »'., ;)
" the best of all oar '-•
.tloee.*
Tkt nuadelphta Prt»* mt/*,—
"Fraokly apeaklng. weitin that 'IbeUTlof Ai%
haa ao equal In any cnuntrx.**
•
TheA>ir'
" Kvei >
BOW-a-da^
merit.
11 i.
in^
,,.n -,..-..%
BXCBANOB BANK
ADOCBTA, OA
„«iin*.u.
MM
»
MlBg Af«
Kor salta
V
a year. /Ne
Pnbllshed w.ekly at
P—>Srf.
extra coi,y aeiiiaraUs to any o»e eeiilaif s» g c&»
An
of fire NewSabserlbsrs.
AMnes^
LITTBLL * OAT,
B«atoa.
The Best Home and Foreign Literatur*
at
CORK T,
Sontbera Seeorltlee ot eTery descrlpllaa, tIsj Da
current Bank Motes ; Slats, City A llailroad Hioeta.
Bouda and Coupona;
urCollcotlOBa mails hi ill parts ot thi. Stats as4
oath Caroliaa and rem.iteil lur uu day at coilMeurteol rate oi New 1 »rk Bx-«4aa«*Uau,
M
-ifira—
-
Key box M.
P.
aad
from the pens of the
n is Uunfiyn iittHmmuaUt to erery one who wlakee
A BANK or DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
TIOKSBDBO, HISS.
eao.
Three Thousand Double*Column Octave
Paget
of reacting matter yearly: and la the ONLY rOMPlLATION ihat prea.ima, with a SATUr At.'tOKT
COMPLETENESS as well aafraehnses, the bnl ksaays,
ReTlewa, Ciltlclsins. Talos Poetry, Seieaillc. Bloaraphieal, Hbiorlral, and Pulliical Informatloa, nrtaa Ue
Treror A Colgate, Mot^
Mississippi Valley
O..
F.
O
Townsend, Lyman & Co.
dealer* Id
PorelKQ *u(J Uomestic KxcbanKe. OoveramaDt Bonds
ftodaU Local Securities, tilre prompt alt«ntloD to
coUttOllouB aad urdura for Investmenl ol fUuds. i*
W. M.
P.
Issued cverF Satardaj.
Itglrea aftytwo numbers of >lxty-fonr pa(ce each
or ui Tu than
N. Y. Correspondent:—Book of the Msnhsttea Co.
BANKERS,
ISO
N. O.
1837.
Capital paid In
Kdwabd
Collections
O.
Bank,
National
First
TITtTSVILLE, PBNN.,
Capital
A. K. WAi,KBa, Cssklsr,
Club Prices.
rm
DoHars. Lrrrxix's LiTixa Ae«. waeklj
Ue ereeat ot Fareica Periodical U;er»
Ugdlg> Meaastgs
oag
Urs
urs asi etUer oae oT Ue Uadl^a is Ms stags a<
Home Llleralar* aaawKl belo*, VUTb* teal to
address lor gee year. tU. i
Hsaraa's Mokthlt (oa WaaaiT, oa Bataa),Taa
For
conlalnia*
„
ATLAXTio MoxTaLT, LimsooTT's MoaxaLT. Taa
t.ALAXT. Oli> axo
(waeklyl or, (or
:
New
M
or Arri.sTaa's JovmrntL
V. Taa Liiiiie Aaa iM OtS
Vovaarguu, Addnaa se atoye.
THE CHRONICLE.
856
[December 30, 1871.
Financial.
Financial.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
PER CENT GOLD
8
OF THE
FIRST JVORTGAGE
Mercantile
&
122
Loan
&
Warehouse
BROADWAY, CORNER CEDAR
124
FUND BOND.
Co., SINKING .AND REGISTERED.;
(COUPON
Interest payable quarterly
ST.,
Free of Government Tax.
EQUITABLE BUILDING,
ISSUE LtSnTBD TO
$16,300
PER MILE,
OF TBK
AFFORD THE
LOGANSPORT, CRAW^FORDSTILLE
Greatest Security Known
SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
AGAINST
Price 93 1-3 and Accrued Interest.
OR BURGLARY.
FIRE
AND
OF INDIANA.
This road, 92 miles in length, 70 of which
are in actual operation, runs Southwesterly
from
Guarded incessantly by
WATCHMi<N
POLICE STATION.
[PRIVATE TELEGRAPH
and by
to
a
Logansport
to
Rockville, passing
centrally through five of the wealthiest
and most productive Counties of Indiana,
'
roomy and well-vkntilated and being the LATEST CON- hitherto without railway facilities, and
STRUCTED, are furnished with evhry modern improvement to increase safety. penetrating for twelve miles at its Southern
Adjoining the Vault are offices for the use of customers when handling their Terminus, the celebrated Block Coal Fields
The Vaults
are
;
of Parke County.
SECURITIES.
THE COMPANY HAS RECENTLY MADE THE COLLECTION OP COUPONS
A REGULAR BRANCH OF ITS BUSINESS. A receipt will be given for the coupons,
and the proceeds paid the second day
after
they mature.
ALL PERSONS
to
annum, according
to size.
key.
in
interested in the
SAFE-KEEPING OF VALUABLES are
invited
examine the Premises.
ROBERT LENOX BEI.KNAP,
VIce-Pre»'t.,
For the present we offer a limited number of these FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
NINETYTWO AND A HALF AND
ACCRUED INTEREST, in currency, or
at
will
18T1.
Washington
Fire Insurance Co,
NO. 173
BROADWAir,
and other surplus products of this
and Mineral section of
rich Agricultural
the State.
President.
MTJU. OTItES,
2d Vlce-Pres't.
BliBEKT B. MONROE, Treasurer.
H. YOUNG, Secretary.
W. W, raililiER, Superintendent Safe Deposit.
ORGJiNIZEU DECEIUBER
N. V.
Agency of the
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH
AMERICA,
Wall
48
Ntreet.
Commercial Credits Issued lor ose Ip Europe, China
Japan, Ihe East nnd West Indies, and Sonth America
also Circular 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
rates, also cable Transfers.
GASH CAPITAL, $200,000
Demand Dratts on Scotland and Ireland, also on
Canada, British Columbia and Sa>t Frsnclaco. Biljs
Collected, and other Banking business transacted.
JOHN I'ATON,
( .„ „,
APCH. McKINLAT.C *«*'"*
o
INSITRES
BDILDINSS.
other
all
such large demand), Lumber. Cattle,
Qrain,
THOS. V. sniTH,
C.
Wayne, Logansport, and
Fort
intermediate points for the Block Coal (now
Safes within the vault rented at from |15 to $200 per
The Renter has exclusive
the shortest
It affords
existing outlet to Chicago, Toledo, Detroit,
exchange them
for
U.
S.
Bonds or
other mark etable securities, at the rates of
the day.
At the above price these bonds
yield to the investor
SIXTY PER CENT
more income than the bonds of the United
States, and we unhesitatingly recommend
them to all classes of investors as offering
the most ample security and liberal returns.
Further and full particulars, with pam
phlets and maps, furnished by us on application.
JONES & SCHUYLER,
12 Pine
St.
FINAHCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANT
James Robb, King &Co.,
MERCHANDISE,
HODSKHOLD FURNITURE,
BANKERS,
RENTS,
LEASES.
AND
ALL K1ND3 OF PERSONAL PHOPERTV.
INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE.
5»
The Coupons
WALL STREET
Issne Letters ot Credit for Travellers
Available In
all
part of Europe, etc,
THBOtJGH THS
DIRECTORS:;:
OF THE
GOLD BONDS
OF
GEORGE C.PATTEBLEE
President.
CITT BANK, LONDON,
Coin'r Charities mul orrection,
JiME-t nO«'hN
CITY OF MOBILE, ALABAMA,
WILLIAM TILDENBLODGurr
OK
252 Pearl street.
DAVIDI) )WS
of David 1J0WS& Co.
INDORSED BY THE
HNNR>' K. DItNHAM
niessrs.HOTTINGUER & CO.. of Paris
Qneens, L. I
WILLIAM i.GAHNF.K
Mobile and Nortbivestern RR. Co.,
ol Garner* Co.
Also COMMERCIAL CRKDITS and DRAFTS on
JOHN A. LIVINGSTON,
DUE JANUARY Ist, lili,
of Burger, Hnrlbut & Llvlnifstou. LONDON, PAlilS, and SCOTLAND.
ADVANCES made on consignments. STOCKS anil
EDWAHDH R. I.VMAV
ol A. A. Low & Bro.
WILL BE PAID ON AND AFTER Sd JANUART, AT
AUGUSTQS E. MASTEKS.. Atlantic Dock Mevators. BCNDd bOHght and sold on Commission.
GE 'K.f. ^. MiLLE.i
39 Filth avenue.
the office of
lENRYOOIHOUT
l„te Merchant.
BANKING UOLiKiC UP
Messrs. WALSH, SMITH CRAWFORD & CO.,
E DWA RD 00
OUT
of Wm. othont * Bro.
liOBEKT L.STUAiT
ol K. L. & A. Stuart.
No. 58 W^all Street.
RUSS"L STEBBIvs
late Merchant.
GEORGE B. SAlTEKLK.-,
ERSj
resident Eclecilc Life Ins. Co.
SAMUEL a. 91 RANG
of M. K. Jesup & Co.
12 Wall Street. Netv Vork.
THEODORA R.W,TMOKE,
Vici'-Pres't Security Life Ins. Co.
Depoalta received (Vom Banks and Individuals, snb
™., , , , I'. „
WILLIAM
WIL' IS, Jb
5l Walistreet.
OF THE
•ct to check at sight, and Interest allowed thereon al
FOUR PER CEN T per annum.
TrM. K. LOTHROP, Secretary.
i
I
KouNTZE Broth
I
The Coupons
"^
Collections
wm. A. SOOTT,
AssH Secretary.
PEKIN & J A OKSONVII.LE
RAILKOAD COMPANT.
PEWRIfl ,
OFFIl;E 55 tHAMUERS STREKT. NEW YORK.
TheCODP.lN.-i of the FIRST MO'tTGAOE BONDS
of this Company, due January 1, 1872,
wDl be paid at
the Imfrorters' and Traders' National
Bank.
JOHN ALLEN,
President.
made throughout the United
BrltUh Provinces and Europe.
Governments Securities bought and
Cammann &
City of Mobile,
Wall Street,
N«w
York,
General Banking Business, and glvfc
oartlcular attention to the PURCHASE AND SALE
OFGOVERNiI£NT,5.TAT-KANDiSAILUOAD8ECD^
Transact a
"^Oepoilta received lublect to check at
ileht.
Ala.,
INDORSED Br THE
Co.,
Bankers and Brokers,
8
BONDS OF THE
States, the
sold.
MOBILE
& AlABAIHA
GRiND
Due January
TRd.N'E RR.
I'll.,
1873,
WILL BE PAID ON AND AFTER JANUART
1st,
ii
AT
M*rcliants> National Bank of tbis Clt}-.
.
.
THE
xmtk
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERE8TO OF THE UNITED
OTATB8.
VOL.
SATURDAY, DfAEMBER30.
13.
CONTENTS.
Eri.-
R.Tivming
t'liaii:;.
,)f
Railroads of the Sute of Olilo.
Latest Monetary and Commercial
English News
Commercial and Miscellaneous
8S8
8S9
Redeeming
the
in
•*
Agi lit:'
.
85T
National Banks..
News
sets
8<l
enlightened
set
Stocks,
U. S. Securities, Gold Market,
Railway
News
867
868
8TO
873
State Securities
City Securities
Railroad Stock and Bond List.
Canal and Miscellaneous Stock
868
866
and Bond
THB COMMERCIAL
Commercial Epitome
Oottou
List
881
TIMES.
1 Groceries
88*1 Dry Goods....
884 Prices Current,
884
Breadstufts
ani
regard to the public goo<3
;
having chiefly an
the other, nvtuati'd
bv a desire for some private ends and both unite in the
same earnest remonstrance. Whether the Secretary will
suspect and disregard all these advisers on account of the
presumed want of disinterested public spirit in some of
;
860
Money Market, Railway
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
of advisers, one disinterested
8C1
THB B.VNKERS' GAZETTE AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
Foreiffn Exchange, New York
City Banks.PhiladelpbiaBanka
National Banks, etc
NO. 340.
untimely looking up of currency in the Treasury. Against
a continuance of this hoarding movement, there are ihen two
THB CHBONICLK.
The Treasury Gold Sales
The Proposed Exchequer and
Spocie Payments
1871.
891
1
tliem
we
shall soon
know.
This process of locking up the greenbacks has never
before been practised, we believe, by Mr. Boutwell, though
was frequently done under Mr. McCuUocb. Much of the
former has been due to the |)er8istency
with which he avoided this mistaken policy. Now, howit
popularity of the
the €l)xonxc[t.
The Commbrcxau and Financiai, Chronicle it issued <m Satur- ever, he has mnde a
day morning, mth the latest newt up to midnight of F-riday.
Out of this difficulty
Taa
OoHKKsoiii. ^hd Fiharoial OBBoa^oLS, delivered by oarrlet
tooltysaf,«ertbera,ana mailed to all others, (ezelnslre of poatace.)
ForOneYoar
For Six Months
7»<<;hro>ici,« tr/fl be sent to
\\\
PoPT Orrinr Box
Mr. Alex. Holmes is our only agent in the
Box 2,?79, Boston.
New England
»10 00
g qq
4..^'^*1.
States.
His address
IS P. O.
TW
tW
The Publishers cannot be responsible for "iemittances imleas made by
Drafts or Post-Oflico Money Orders.
A neat file for holding current numbers of the Chronici.b is sold at the
office for 80 cents.
Voliimoa hound for subscribers at $1 85. The 8r»t and
second volumes of the CiinoNicLZ are wanted bv the publishers.
at least announce
Thursday to an amount equivalent to the bonds he may have purchased the day before.
Against this the argument is that the moment the Secretary
that he will sell gold each
ceases to
ment
itr*.
anxiety |irevails as to the Treasury
programme
for
coming month. Eight weeks
have elapsed since the Treasury found itself unable to get
Government bonds at par in gold. And ta this state of the
marke' seems likely to continue, two practical questions
arise which Mr. Boutwell will have to solve as best he may.
first is
as to the
mininaum
law to pay for bonds.
On
opinion that the law prohibits
price which he is allowed
point he
less light
1
Fund.
He
may
is
may
the artificial efforts of the Treasury
too Inw
recoil
of gold
i-^
is
give any higher
prii'e
it is
which
bear when he purchases for the Sinking
confcquently beset with importunities, which
it
S'lling price
be the true
;
normal
the true pricei the better tor our
and
for the public revenue,
for all
but
if
not,
and
commerce,
level
the interests which de-
pend on our foreign trade.
What
been
has
Boutwell
and
much disturb
it
coincides wiih
Mr.
further,
If
selling price reaches the
And
doubt-
or not.
the sooner the
publication
is
certain than that
The present
it.
either the trut) price
the
be
more
;
price no cessation of sales will
by
evidently of
is
and sooner or later there mu-t
and an upward movement in spite of all that the
the present price
him from purcbasing excppl
But the prohibition goes no
therefore urged that he
the market
premium by
present
general
is
so far as regards his powers under the funding
870.
But surely this is no argube true that gold can only be kept down at
gold will go up.
it
on
this
at the price of dollar for dollar in coin.
law of
sell,
for if
Secretary can do to prevent
the shle of gold during the
The
;
to depress the price, then nothing
be a
THE TREASURY GOLD SALES.
Some
Boutwell had not better
stop the sale of gold for the present, or
diteonUnued bu lelter.
f staoe U a) cents per year, andUmbterVbtrt until orderedat hit men nost-oMc*.
paid bg tht tttbteriter
wiLLiAV B. da:«a, f
wnxiAM B. DANA » CO., Pnbliiberi,
JORM e. FLOYD. «. (
7» and 81 WllUain Street, NEW YORK.
.
arisen the second question referred
namely, whether Mr.
to above,
TESH8 OF SUBSCBIFTIOH—PATABLX IH ADTAHOS.
change, and the result was inevitable.
lias
sufficiently
which
may be
the Treasury
of
continues
ing sn equivalent
continue
said
business,
amount
to accumulate
in
shuits
the
anticipated
policy next
gold
wevk.
without
to
sell
ot
bonds, then currency
the
efiVct
from
If
buywill
Treasury; and th» tend-
ency will be to delay the return of ease to the money
market and perhaps to increase the liability to spasms and
If, on the contrary, he either stiips selling coin
altogether or limits his gold sales to an amount equivalent
stringency.
buy bonds at the market price for
Fund, and to sell no more gold than will pay to his purchases of bonds, then the disturbing influence
for the bonds he thus takes into the Treasury.
This advice will cease to act uii the movements of the loan marketcomes to the Secretary from two classes of persons from This is of the more importance, as ioo»t of the other Moaes
those who have bonds to sell or are otherwise interested in which have derang< d the market of late are losing their
having the l^onds go up, and from those person* who see activity, and the banki are just beginning to show rising
It
i.-t
difficult to resist, to
the Sinking
—
with alarm that the stringency in the
usually prevails
at
this
season
is
money market wh'oh
being iooreated
by
(be
averages which
week
if
»
ill
probably make their nppearance
not in the bank sutement of to-day.
atift
THE CHRONICLE.
858
The sudden easing up of the loan market yesterday seems
money
to indicate that ihe
lenders,
to get at the Secretary's secrets,
of policy
change
who
were of opinion that
the
that
days
of
usurious profits on loans are for the present almost over.
The
,
effect
of the recent stringency has been less visible in
movements of business than had been
some of the new railroad loans, it has been
cause of the check
bonds
while the
;
depressing, be-
home demand
has given to the
it
On
expected.
the
for
gold has partially discouraged the
fall in
foreign market^.
This effect, however, is only visible
such securities as
are
the
least
known abroad and
on
here-
Such bonds as have a free market and a favorable reputaAnd
tion have suffered no more than government bonds.
demand notwithstanding
for these securities the
the contrary
is
now and
reports to
on the increase.
gold and the firmness of government bonds
is
likely to be
The advance iu
at the Slock Exchange suggest additional reasons for the
inference that Mr. Boutwell's policy is soon to be modified.
offices
Washington,
Baltimore,
New
vannah, Mobile,
Louis, Louisville,
Orleans,
The
New
Boston, Philadelphia
in
Richmond,
Charleston,
Sa-
Memphis, Galveston,
Cincinnati, Chicsgo,
Ekch
Francisco.
80, 1871.
greenbacks and one-fourth in coin.
have its chief office in
in
new Exchequer is to
some York and subordinate
always of late appear
contemplated and
is
three-fourths
Pecember
of these offices is to
St.
Portland and San
be divided into two
departments, one for banking exclusively, the other for the
issue of circulating notes.
The banking department is to be
wholly under the management of the stockholders and of
whom they appoint. The currency
the board of directors
department
is
to
be managed by a board of three commis-
for a year.
One of them is to be
appointed by the President of the United States, with the
hold
sioners to
office
consent of the Senate
in
which the
office or
;
another by the Governor of the State
branch
is
located
;
and the third
appointed by the Governor and managers of
for
which he
to issue
is to act.
th'?
is
to
be
institution
These commissioners are empowered
notes to the banking department in exchange for
But these indications are of course uncertain, and the public one fourth of their amount in gold and three-fourths in four
they awnken offers one' more illustration of the per cent bonds, until the aggregate of currency reaches 200
vicious and unstable character of a financial system based millions of dollars; afterwards the commissioners are to
on irredeemable paper money, and dependent for its elas- require one dollar in coin to two of government bonds until
the whole currency reaches 400 millions; then if any further
ticity on the action taken by the Secretary of the Treasury,
interest
v ho
at a distance
is
always
from the great
financial centres, and is
his policy in con-
tempted to regulate
liable to be
formity with a narrow view of the immediate exigencies of
notes be emitted, one dollar in coin shall be required for each
No
dollar of currency.
five dollars,
and
all
notes are to be issued for less than
notes must be payahlu in gold coin, both
than with the grave public interesis of at the chief office in New Yi.irk and at every branch
Failure so to redeem is to work a
finance and commerce and tra.ie, which at critical emer- wherever situated.
his
own
office, rattier
gencies like the present, should be regarded as paramount to
all
forfeiture of the charter.
The
notes, like those of the
of England, are to be legal tender for
others.
the
bank on
Exchequer
is
all
government account or otherwise.
The
be tax-free till January 1, 1876, after which
to
a quarter per cent a year shall be paid
THE PROPOSED EXCUEftUER ANO SPECIE PAYMENTS.
Mr. Sumner has given
the sanction of his
name
tally novel project for
resumption which will be reported
upon by the Finance Committee of the Senate at an early
day.
las been submitted to certain financial authorities
It
here and
some
at
Washington, and
is
special claims to attention.
the restoration of
facilitate
standard
but this
;
is
acknowledged to possess
One
of
its
the currency
by no means the
objects
to
the
is
to
specie
sole or even
the
in
liquidation of all
There are
taxes on the capital or dividends.
to a to-
Bank
payments made to
to
be no more
But the Exchequer is
exchange any of the Gov-
Syndicate or government-loan jobs.
to negotiate, or to
redeem, or to
ernment outstanding bonds or securities free of all charge.
For any of the States of the Union suoh negotiations of
loans are to be done at an expense not to exceed ^ per cent.
its general banking business the rite of interest on all
In
discounts and loans to the public
is
never to be more than 6
per cent per annum.
proposed aims, though it is the only one which
Such are the main features of this new scheme which, as
seemed to commend itself to Mr. Sumner when he laid the will be seen, is really a revival with some modifications of
measure before Congress. Under the name of the " Ex. the old United States Bank. If successful it would work a
chequer of the United States of America " it proposes to complete revolution in our present national banking system.
establish an institution modelled to some extent after the In anticipation of this National Banks are to be permitted
English Exchequer, which is an establishment, as Black- under certain restrictions to merge their existence in that of
chief of
its
stone tells us, of very remote antiquity, consisting of two
one
the Exchequer.
What
is
to
be done with the National
Bank notes does not appear, or how soon and under what
the other is one of the three high courts of the realm for the regulations they are to be redeemed in coin.
But the new
administration of justice. The former, which is here in Exchequer notes are to be coin notes from the start.
And
question, was remodelled some years ago, and, in its present to make room for them the greenback circulation is to be
modern fo'm, consists cf a comptroller-general, an assistant gradually withdrawn. The section of the proposed law
comptroller, and n number of clerks. By the new law every conferring auh"rity for this purpose declares that " whencollector of revenue throughout the kingdom is directed to ever the Exchequer shall deliver Legal Tender Notes of the
make his payments to the Bank of England into an account United States stamped 'cancelled by the Exchequer,' or
divisions,
beinj; the office of receipt
of revenue
;
while
there kept to the credit of the royal exchequer.
To adapt shall keep the amount to the credit of the United States
Government is payable in coin or Exchequer notes, the Secretary of the
the object of the scheme before us, which is comprehended Treasury shall deliver Four Per Cunt Bonds of the Governin a draft of jin act of Congress by the author, Mr. Daniel ment, for a like sum."
H. London, a merchant of this city, and formerly of VirSo far as tlie Government is concerned the greenback
ginia,
lie proposes that the capital of the new institution currency will thus be converted into Four Per Cent Gold
shall be one hundred millions of dollars, the Government Bonds, and four hundred millions of these would cost the
subscribirg for no shares, but the whole membership to be countiy in interest 16 millions a year. As for the Exchequer
in private persons.
Foreigners may, however, be stock, it would get sole control of the circulation, or else would
holders, and they are to pay their subscriptions in coin, share it with the National Banks, and in return it engages
this British
method
to the exigencies
of our
Vhile Fesi4eflt^ of the United ^i^^es arg
ftl|ovv§^
Iq
pay
tq carrj- Uirowgh the wholp
jirw<'i*^
"f fP^torinp; the Kpfcio
;
December
and
standard
THE OHRONICLK
80, 1871.]
to
withdraw
rcaponsibllity then for from
all
This project
is
so va«t in
Government, that
of our
scope, and conleni platen such
its
the existing
in
New York
Irwik railroad which Imm
linniiciiil
arrangements
the credit of
tln'
escaped
the shuuiders of the Admiiiutration.
stupendons changes
e<e
rapacity of the Vandcrbilt clique, aix) which
i*
the
one of the
only
most important outlets
to thin port for lh«
teeming products of the Wi'st.
We
no chance of being
have so often been obliged to rebnke the finwwi*!
lime to como, if managers of the Erie Tiailroad that it ia really a pleasure to
ever.
The plan is indeed at present crude and incomplete. find rea»on fur a le^s harsh criticism. Yesterday they isaued
Much legislation o( a delicate and not very safe character their annual report, as required by the law of this Stale,
would be required to give cd'oct to some of its provisions. and made the welcome announccinenl, for which our reader*
adopted
And
in
after all
stands
it
present shape, for a
its
lonj^
might not succeed without some mischiev-
it
make such
ous practices, or
largo dividends as the ambition
were doubtless as unprepared as ourselves, that ihodiridenda
will bo resumed on the prefi^rrcd ikick, and that the buai-
managers and owners might crave. Under far less ness of the road is now in such a promising cotxlition that
we have seen such poteutatts fall before the no further interruption of dividends is at all likely. The
temptations to abuse their powers of making money at the gross earnings of the year are reported at 117,168,005.
expense of the commercial and industrial community. The operating expenses were ab'>ut I'i^ millions, leaving
Against such evils, the prohibition to charge more than 6 as net earnings 14,7'il ,640. Out of this sum interest and
per cent interest is [useless. Every day shows that such other payments have absorbed $4,603,384, so that the com-
of
its
temptation
provisions ajjainst usury are futile.
In Wall street it is a
crime at laV to lend money at a higher rate than 7, and yet
pany now hold a cash surplus of $118,264. Even Ibis
have been exceeded, the report
for several weeks past loan business has been done to vast declares, and " the earnings
would have been largely
amounts at the rate of ^ per cent a day, and [even higher. augmented without a corresponding increase of expenses,
For a
large part of every year usurious rates are regularly
When
charged.
well-known banking
a
duced the ingenious
first
intro-
by which this lawless proceeding
artifice
was so conducted
firm
Government bonds as to
usury, there was a general outcry
regard to
in
evade the penalties against
favorable exhibit would
but for the strike of coal miners
for a period of five
tation of anthracite coal
t;he
last
winter which continued
months, during which time the transpor-
tabular statements
it
was suspended."
On
appears that this coal
referring to
traffic,
which
new business only recently opened by means of recent
against the movement, but familiarity has hushed the popular branches and connections amounted to 2^ millions of tons,
indignation, and demoralization here has brought naturally and brought an income to the company of three millions of
demoralization in other parts of the financial domain. The dollars.
6 per cent clause in the Exchequer bill will therefore be
The Erie road has thus taken its place among the great
powerless as a preventive against perturbation being worked avenues from the Alleghany coal fields to this city, and
in the money maiket tor private ends, by the magnates into several advantages from this coal traffic are already realized
whose hands such stupendous financial power is to be con by the road itself. The most important of these is found
Just here indeed
oentrated,
the
is
rock
on which,
if
adopted, the new Exchequer scheme would perhaps like its
great prototype, the old United States bank, be finally
is
a
of course in
the miscellaneous business which always de-
velops itself side by side with extensive mineral
But there are besides
this several other benefits
traflSc.
prominent
;
The coat ol
scheme that among which is the decrease of expensei".
It is operating and repairs have amounted this year to 72| per
obvious that reasons of paramount force forbid that an cent, against 75 per cent, last year ; 79 per cent in 1869
institution of such prodigious and powerful functions in 77.4 percent, in 1868; 713 perjcent. in 1867; 74.3 per
our government finance should be owned abroad. More- cent, in 1866.
The saving is most clearly seen in the
wrecked.
its
It is
also a grave objection to
controlling interest
over,
we may
may
well doubt whether
policy on the eve of an
the
pass into foreign hands.
efl'ort
at
it
would be a wise or
safe
resumption, to revolutionize
the national banking system with such radical changes as
cost of fuel,
in
which
is
reported per
mile run,
10
cent*
10} cents in 1870; 18 cente in 1869;
1868; and 22 cents in 1867. The working
1871, against
18i cents
in
do well expenses and repairs are being diminished by the laying ol
however to take the alarm, institute needed reforms, and steel and steel-headed rails, of which no less than 414
especially make immediate arrangements tor redeeming miles have been laid down, and by the condition of the
their notes in New York, as they ought long ago to have track which competent judges pronounce to be unsurpassed
Those institutions
are here contemplated.
done
will
they wislied to keep firm hold of their popularity
if
and privileges.
As
public, however, the chief
regnrds the
questions regarding this Exchequer scheme turns on
contain
a crude
in
and the public
And
if this
will look for full
use-
new
in effective operation.
ERIE REFORMING.
close
<.f
a good time for repentance and
weeks ago we ventured to suggest that the
the year
moment
in estimating
an item of $60,000 from the Delaware, Lackawanna and
information in
to the further legislation that will be required to set this
The
of great
the report
believed to
of the Committee, both on this point and especially, also, as
machinery
fact is
proves true Congress
is
valuable suggestions and
form some
aptitudes for this work.
its
The
the future dividends and expenses of a road which, like the
Erie, has the broad gauge engines and cars, with the conse-
quent heavier dead weij^ht and greater wear and tear than
are contingent to the narrow gauge.
Among the other additions to the income of the road If
The scheme
fulness as an aid to resumption.
in this country.
is
Western Railroad
for the
privilege
of using
the Bergen
This wealthy corporation has never paid anything
before for the use of the Erie tunnel, and was only compelled
Such is the daogeroua
to do so after legal proceedings.
heavy trains pass each other in thk
frequency with which
tunnel.
tunnel that
it
is
barely safe for the present
traffic,
and the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western road ought to be
reform. Some
in exca.
the great compelled to spend a part of their vast reeourcea
Erie railroad people owed it to themselves, to
capital they hare,
corporation they manage, and to their frequent promises to vating another tunnel. The new share
watering their stock
the public, to make what reparation was possible to popular without justifiable reason, divided by
the public good
opinion and to their aggrieved stockholders. These sugges- ought to have been thus expended for
It would have more tbaa
interest.
tions, repeated as they were from the press on both sides of instead of for private
be compelled to
the Atlantic, have at last borne fruit, and the expiring year sufficed for this work which they shoc.ld
will,
we
tru9t, doiie
up vexatious
soandftli so injurioua to
copatruct wj<)»out delay.
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.
THE CHRONICLE.
860
of the most promising new enterprises reported by
line
the Erie road this year ia the opening of the new branch
Contrary to general expebetween Buffalo and Niagara.
travelling
rience this new branch has paid expenses by its local traffic,
while it has opened " a connection with the Great Western
[December 30, 1871
Now, however, more
A
office.
One
public.
is
needful.
pnrer atmosphere penetrates and illumines public
The Erie managers must do
public men.
and
affairs
better or quit
CHANGES IN THE REUEEMIING AGENTS Uf NATIONAL BANES
Railway of Canada, by which a large anf! increasing busiThe following are the changeB in the Redeeming Agents of
ness has been oblained from that road, and its connections National Banks since the 2l8t of December, 1871. These weekly
changes are furnished by, and published in accordance with, an
with the Michigan Central Railroad and the Detroit and arrangement made with the Comptroller
of the Currency
Milwaukee Railway." This road is to be extended to Lock
:
Tonawanda next spring, and its value as a feeder
main line is expected thereby to be much enhanced.
HAHB or BANK.
port from
to the
MaBsachneette—
Newburyport..
RZDEEUINQ AGENT.
The First National The North National Bank of Boston,
Bank
approved in plnce of the First National Bank of Boston.
The City National The Importers' and Traders" National
Bank
Bank of New York, approved in
Slaco of the Ocean National Bank of
Company have New York
Ponghkeepsie...
and Great Western, which has been worked
Tew York.
at a loss, but was nevertheless valuable as a through con- New YorkThe
Eastchester The National Park Bank of New York,
Mount Vernon.
National Bank...
approved in place of the Ocean Nanection to Cincinnati and the West.
tional Bank of New York.
a compensation for these gains the Erie
As
lost the Atlantic
one point to which Mr. Gould docs not refer in
his report, namely, the increasing popularity of the road
with travelers. Immediately after the two disasters in
There
is
Ohio-
The Toledo Natlon'l The Importers' and Traders' National
Bank
Bank of New York, approved in
place of the Ocean National Bank of
The First National New York.
Bank
The National Park Bank of New York
approved in place of tke Ocean National Bank of New York.
The First National The Third National Bank of New
Bank
York, approved in place of the Ocean
National Bank of New York.
The First National The Merchants' Exchange National
Bank
Bank of New York, approved iu
place of the Ocean National Bank
Toledo.
Ohio-
,
Geneva.
1868, which were speedily followed by the equally fatal
Hamburg bridge accident on the Hudson River Railroad,
IllinoisDanville.
there was a widespread apprehension against the Erie ropd.
New Jersey-
These prejudices of the public were vigorously attacked, and
it was shown from official reports that excepting these accidents the Erie road had lost fewer passengers than any of
the competing
during several years previously, and
lines
.
Boboken..
of
New York—
FlBhkill
.
.
New York.
The First National The Valley National Bank of St. Louis,
Bank
approved in place of the Second National Bank of St. Louis.
The National Bank The Fourth National Bank of New
Illinois
Springfield.,
of Fishkill....
.
York, approved
tional
in place of the
Broadway Bank
of
Na-
New York.
two or three years not a single passenger has been IllinoisThe Farmers' Nat'l The Valley National Bank of St. Louis,
approved as an additional redempVirginia
Bank
lost. These statements have never been disproved, and as the
tion agent.
MichiganThe First National The Importers' and Traders' National
Erie company offer to travelers more spacious accommodaBank
Bank of New York, approved.
Charlotte.
VermontThe National White The National Bank of the Commontions in their broad gauge car?, together with cheap faros
River Bank
wealth of Boston, approved in place
Bethel ...
of the National Bank of Redempand unvarying attention to personal comfort they seem to
tion. Boston.
be developing their passenger business even more rapidly in
New National Banks.
Thus
point of numbers than the earnings would indicate.
The following Is a, list of National Banks organized since the
instant, viz.
the passenger traffic incressed from 133 millions carried Slst
that for
.
Official
one mile
in
1870 to 148 millions
shows
traffic
freight
consequence of the sharp
favorably, in
less
The
year.
this
No.
Authorized capital, $100,000 paid
in capital. $70,000. Virgil Squire, President ; Edward Squire, CashAuthorized to commence business December 2S, 1871.
ier.
Authorized capital. $60,000; paid
1 907— The Rochclle National Bank, Illinois
in capital. $50,000. Isaac M. Mallery, President; J. F. Miller. CashAuthorized to commence business December 2.'i, 1871.
ier.
1,908— The Kentucky National Bank of Louisville, Ky. Authorized capital,
$200,000; paid in capital, $100,000. Bland Ball ird. President : Logan
0. Murray, Cashier. .Authorized to commence business Doceinbcr 2';.
1,906— The Defiance National Bank, Ohio.
;
.
competition of other
lines.
It
foots
up 897 millions
of tons
898 millions the previous yoHr.
was $13,282,235, against $12,
while the passenger traffic was only
carried one mile, against
The income from the
328,027
1870,
in
$3,247,667
in
latter
ISVl, against *3,166,877
These are some of the prominent
They cannot
report.
And
holders.
fail
to
they derive a
facts set forth in the
from the
significance
part of the responsibility of past irregularities,
been a fugitive, skulking and hiding from the spectre of a
gaol.
For forty days this deposed monarch of the ring,
six
months ago could have given
bail for
100 millions,
Formerly
an obscure mechanic he rose to almost princely wealth and
power, without the princely qualities
of truth, fidelity
and
His outrages on public opinion at length loused the
sleeping lion and worked the luin of an unfaithful public
servant.
The watch word for his asso.iates of the Erie
railroad now is Tempora mutantur nog et multmur in it/is.
honor.
Nobody knows
better than
much
th»-y that
of the reti-
cence and forbearance of public opinion; in regard
allowance for the license of ihe
ever waged on ihis
that
if
the Erie
contiiieiil,.
-'Ihere
men were ousUid
l<!
was also a (sonviction
the Vanderbilt clique
get possession of the road, and thai the
vast
commerce of
strenglhen
Now
in the interest
whatever of evil
\'Hnderbilt
of the public had been
t,l}ey
would
exigencies of the
York require that Erie should not
and complete thu
should weaktrH, jiiid baffle, and break it up.
the fact that most of the piedges thv) gave
road
their
to
make temporary
most terrific railroad war
past doings, was caused by a disposition
iiKmnpoly,
but
There was also
to
run the Erie
lulfilied,
;
;
fall
who has a
and who has
has been trying in vain to get a solitary million.
1,910— The People's National Bank of Ottawa, Kansas. Authorized capital,
$60,000 paid in capital, $80,000. L. W. Shepherd, President B. C.
Authorized to commence business December
McQuesten, Cashier
88, 1871
of Mr. Tweed, one of Erie's leading directors,
who,
Second National Bank of Aurora, Illinois. Anthorized capital,
*100,000; paid in capital, ^50,000. Alonzo George, President T. C.
Williams, Cashier. Authorized to commence business December 27,
1871.
be gratifying to the stock"
new
—The
:
1870.
in
1871.
1^909
and that
did elsewhere ihey kept faith with the
Boaton Seml-Annnal Dividends.— Mr. Joseph G. Martin, Stock
Broker, No. 10 State street, Boston, compiles a complete list of
dividends and interest payable in that city, and we extract the
As
following from his remarks upon the January payments
compared with last January railroad dividends are materially reduced by the omission of the Boston and Albany, Boston and
Maine and Boston and Providence, changed to May and NovemAlso the Eastern, Eastern in N. H., Portsmouth, Great
ber.
Falls and Conway, and Vermont and Massachusetts, which pass
their dividends. Others are unchanged, except Housatonic preferred, Increased from 4 to 5 per cent.
The manufacturing list also suffers from a change to Dec. 1 by
the Hamilton, Langdon and Stark. This is balanced, however,
by increased dividends in some instances, and by other companies
resuming which had previously passed. The changes are Bates
to
increased from 4 to 5 per cent., Chicopee 30 to 25, Continental
to 4, Hill 6 to 8, Massachusetts C to 10, Nashua 6 to
4, Franklin
;
Newmarket .5 to 6, Salmon Falls 4 to 5, and
per cent.
The transfer office of the Norwich and Worcester Kailroad
C^ompany has been removed from New York t > the office of the
New England Trust Company, No. US Devonshire street, Boston,
where the dividend is payal)le.
The otTice of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Hailroad having been
removed to New York, interest will not be paid in Boston on the
company's securities. The six year ten per cent, bonds maturing
January 1 will be paid after that date.
—Oar London letter has failed to reach us this week. Manchester letters, of the 2th inst., state in reference to the goods
marki-t, that owing to the animation in the cotton market, producers have put up their prices. Spinners are askin? an advance
There is very little response on the
of Jd. [lerlb. since Friday.
part of buyers, and the amount of business doing is insignificant.
Some sales have occarred to-day at prices which were not obtainable last week, and ^here a decided advance is insisted upon business is checked.
10, Naumkeag
Waumbeck 4 to
to 8,
fi
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.
THE CHRONICLE
December So, 1871.]
8dl
BllLEOADS OF THB STiTB OF OHIO.
By the courtesy of Hon. R. D. Ilftrrison, Coma.l»«ion.r ol Railroad, oflh. Sut« of Ohio, and Mr.
Klow.rr mi oblaT
clerk, we are enabled to publish the following abeiraot of the Report,
of Railroad Comp'jnio. in Ohio, a. made to tlM
Coiiiniission-r, for year euaing June 30, 1871.
ThU report furolahed to im, in iiiauuMript, u inuob In adranoe of the
printed State Report.
-
iMBlofa
for lb*
jmt
,
ii
1
W
ii
Ii
Ntmuot OomiNuiiM.
lis
1
1
11
Allan.
&
Wn.
G'l.
R"y.
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I
„ „.
Carrollton 4 On(<ldH Ruilroad
Con. O. liRiC. O. Div. B.& O. R.Co)
San. if. & -N .w'kiLnko E. dIvR.Cu)
Railway
Ciuciint'iii .& Ituliiinoru
*
59
140
Mlclilrriii li:!lln)ad..
HK-hmorid it Chica^ro
ifCiih;tTtnuti & Indiana Railroad
Urtrri^nn Branch Railroad
Ciu.iuniUi & Waalilngton Valley
Ciu., ^un. & Cleveland Ritilroad.
»
Coluinl).. Spring. & Cin Rallr'd. f
43
t;ln.,
1
Clcv., O.'l., CIn. & Indlaniip. Railway.
Cleve., Mt. Vernon
Del. RR. .. ( ,
*
Massillon
& Cievehmd
M
170
(7 30
'891
Xcwark, Somerset & Straii.'ht3T'leRR
Nile* & New Lisbon Railway
Ohii> & Mississippi Railway
Pitts., Ciu. &St. LouisRailw'T.tt'l
&
Col., Chic.
Indiana Cent. K'y-.
Little .Miami Railroad
Columbus & Xenia Railroad
Dayion & Wesiern Railroad.
Pltttbttrgh. Fort
Rocky Rive
Totals— entire
Length,
&
Wayne
Railroad
r
Wabash
Toledo,
...
Chic. R'y.
.
<&
Western Railway.
line
and brandies.
when completed,
7^1%
440,7M
m,mt
36e,608
1,038,000
ias,8K
1.116.807
6M.8tt
6I9,W1
l46.tW
780,986
1,060156
ivr,tio
no debt
««,W7
i4a>»
• 1.667
1.600.000
8,481.881
96,037
671,499
1S»,»«8
118,167
• 816
886,181
4oe.78a
40.491
1,000,000
410,164
308,008
71,108
116,046
4,4U,S86
646 894
(
/
a
8,111
90.
WT
111,774
«i.9Tr
180,854
161,481
333.883
4,(161.580
.?,055,0OD
3,1.13,776
1^065
1,718,500
54,808,681
81,710,318
1,813,500
34 yis.uoo
13,980,060
50U,uOO
34.883,764
9,986,880
V0 480
3,977,845
8361*7
4.18,640
1,050,766
968
art
.
.800,701
9.«98,>j08
SI
18
i
.
.468,177
98
11.577,789
3.165.941
602,594
89
181,789
188,444
«8.644
3,000,000
6*4,911
1,688,805
8,806,187
1,448,496
.169,148
.145,804
.164,160
.90,888
604.887
113.533
51.H63
9.778
1,161.401
8,971.167
478,861
118,566
96.315
199,809
Ol.Olt
14.147.488
1,568,474
1,UM41
1,487.018
849,187
18,996
17,878
(
1,94.1,934
640, 360
.i7.i)4;i
....
•
4im
i,ia8.6»
814,114
96.168
78,486
160,009
47,748
1*
1,661,091
*
110,000
1,088,600
SO.'l.OOO
600,000
34,030,000
^434,.150
13.189,337
1
6,175
800,000
687,419
36.«ai
116,866
1,158,157
1.888,780
13.578,078
31,118,895
l.SSO.OOO .0 8.668,686 a6,7Sl,660
303,000
679,000
13.660,389
8.483,576
5,880,458
33,661
1.1.887
17,700,000
1.836,3»t
3,484,848
810,387,146
866,778,816
....
»"
1,611
M
1,H>«,M
i3.m
*
....
164,160
3,197,158
6,8S1(.798
17,665,168
36,850,644
978 pr 4,557.517
4.105, 7.'.fl
r 1,493.145
1,786,300
•• 850,000 Stock sunk.
34.!)86,440
ffSOS
19.714.886
B
117,617
75.8(18
631
33,700,000
16,000,000
t
....
r
86
1,118,857
898 n 30,863,79.1
••
.
7 781
861.166
79.401
9,600
1,840
89,800
11.875
4.717.KI0
5 deSclt.
9 4W.878
177.558,701
16,883,118
89,396,617
78.011
798,111
81,137
1.898,940
a
8.944,907
.
.
6,818,174
1,816,8(1
....
T
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4M.$m
688,«U
....
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94.000
n,140
•
• ••
M
47,510
8,107,704
13,800
5,118,884
4,19e,8»5
8,151
8.643,016
8,811.809
6,046
1,670,866
1,084.816
1.111
1,181,178
A 50,151,418
40.896,667
18,»48.S60
98,618
7,606,4)1
U«sdaflcit....t
to be.
iSksM
•
.71,900
1
133,387
8.«78,000
iidiMb
«,06a
•• ••
.l7^^ie 1166,161
796,487
1,500.(H)0
•
"«•
«t.llt
)
her,
U6
Iron Rtilroad
.
6,668
9T4.194
510,181
t»il«8
>,M8.841
tae^Mi
*M,«81
b 846,0.10
18,967,974
1,641.601
.311,971
A
.
1.M7
806.091
168,880
*t
100
(
847,688
50,815
88,153
164 983
36.488
mn
•
1,600,000
1,809,000
11,6J0,000
1,166,000
193,856
7,819,800
866,858
8«,»50
189,650
Railroad., j
t'levelarul
Plttaburgli Railroad
Columbus ifcHocklng Valley Railr'd.
D lyton & Jn Ion Railroad
Junction (Cin. & Indlanap.) Railroad.
Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad
Lake Shore & Mich. Soniliern RR.
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Marietta Jfc Pittsburgh Railroad
5,500,000
5,880.817
I
<t6,M
<rt7s.in
lia,9tl,79»
361,660
3,600,000
8,893,146
888.600
500,000
800,000
3,846.815
3,409.596
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« 101.000
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6,538
.
16,864,741
Completed main line and branches
in Ohio
Double track in Ohio
383
3,457
68S—
845
Sidings
4,303 milei of track In Ohio laid with iron
* Roada embraced are
less<fe of the others.
A paaaenger road, carries little or no freight.
p Includes 9600,000 cost of constmclion and right of way at Oafton Z«aU
branch.
t The road nf this Company is under lease to the PeDnsylvania Rallfowl Co.,
triiniif erred by them 1st April, 1871. to the PennsyWanla Companj.
r Esiimated. All equipment used ia furnished by P. C. A St. L. BaUwajCo.
• Original cost.
t BuUdIng branch 16 miles
length completed 148 mile*.
« In addition to length of road given, this Company own an nndtTidad half
of the C O. RR between Newark and Colnmbns (38 milee) It betof aa«l In
operated under one management, the fint named being
*
Operated by one organization 10 monthi of preient year.
a Iiicludes roMds embraced.
b From fonner reports
c Paid from rental.
t
d In process of construction
months only.
|iropoeed length t3f< miles.
;
e for 3
AXot
;
reported.
g Length ironed proposed length 44 miles,
h In addition the Company have 37 miles of road graded. Cost, stock and
debt, represent the whole 74 miles.
i Also operates nnd'r lea^e the Jamestown & Franklin BR., 61 miles.
J Road in process of construction proposed length 110 miles.
k Road in process of construction proposed length 44 miles.
;
common
by both Companies.
The Marietta
Si Cincinnati Railroad Co., in eaminn, opersting
expenses, Ac. report expense of conducting tbeir lelef
legraph line. $16,918 «8
received from telegraph line.
....
6^4664
:
And
;
^Cost as far as completed.
m Length coropleted
n As
propose<l length
represented by stock and debt.
;
Making
133X miles.
A
iaUiit flloiiftarp auD (Eommertiul
Liurpooi ProvUioni Marktt.6A lower than last week.
^tw»
(ffngliflh
the deficit of the road from this ioarce.
Includes 8,511,588 89 from mall, ezpiVM, Mc
Enxllsb market Report.— Per Cable.
The daily
shown
in the
London Money and Slock J/arA«<.— American securities have
ruled quiet througliout the week, and close firm, 658 and 87s hav,
,
iDif
a.
Beef (extra pr. meaa) ..Wlc.
Pork(Wn.Dr.meaa)..iibbl.
Bacon, (Cum.cut)....Vcwt
"
Lard(Auurlcau) ...
reported by submarine teleeraph,
o'-'
PR.")!
shown some advance on
,
"'* """ ° "
^'"rpoo^ Prody
tallow 6d. lower than
j
I
c
>
J „
last Friday.
t
75
58
8t
46
Ooiisnls for
•'
O.
St.
U.S.
account
6s (5-308,)1863
" old, 1865
1867
Newloan,59
91
were
»1X
M«
93X
UK
MX
91H
MX
MM
91X
91X
"
(fine pale)
PetroleouWreSned)
91X
....
MX
96X
..
— See special report of cotton.
Mwrket. — This market has ruled
Liverpool Breadntuff)
the past week,
id.,
Milwaukee wheat having advanced
and
Com
Call-
-
W
"
(Red Winter)
iCalifomia White) "
Com (W. m'dl
|) quarter
Barley (Canadian)
i) bush
Oata(Am.*(?Bn.)....V46ll>
Pfa((Caaadlaa)...V quarter
11
a.
d.
Tnea.
Wed.
.
*.
d.
10 10
11 6
6
8
8
8
8 10
41
d.
86
6
11
81
Mon.
•3
B
a
18
3S
6
8 8
3 10
41
Tliur.
a
d.
15
10 10
11 8
11 6
81 9
8 6
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41
1
U
a
d.
1
6
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a
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9
16
16 16
8
1
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6
d.
II
8
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i
6
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I
t
6
48
6 46
90
86
1
oil.
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Tae*.
a
M ad.
it
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ia
J
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6
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160
•6 A
10 14
» 6
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10
88
88
68
38
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10 16
'
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11
7
6
8 8
1 10
Thar.
a
d.
11
10
a.d.
Spermoll
Whaleoll
LioMadoil
,
Fri.
a. d.
86
18
81
£
LIna'dc'kefobD.Vtn
unwed (Ca]cntur
'
quiet
Wad.
a
d.
86
Sat
8d.
Sat.
a. d.
bbl 85
Flour (Western)
Wheat (No. 3 Mil. Red).. Vctl 10 10
"
2d.;
t.
London Produce and OH AfarktU.—The only ehangea to noU
week are an advance of 6d. In the prices of aogar, and a de-
cline of lOd. in those of
96)i
..„,,,. and
U W. higher
this
Liverpool Cotton ifarket.
"
VSD
M
46
61
roela
18
"
(«plrit»)
Tallow(American)...|l rwt. 4£
;
Frankfort
fomia do
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7«
aa
51
84 8
46
64
6
8
46
64
Tua*.
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d.
98K
«8X
94
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6
a
74
58
6
d.
s.
week.
last
Ro*ln(com.WUm.). Villi)
Thar.
d.
s.
76
Bat.
«X
d.
and bacoa
6d..
Wed.
Tnee
a.
pork
o'
,
Fri
United States 6s (1862) al Frank
Tlie daily quotations for
fort
MX
MX
MX
88J4
98Ji
91Ji
91>t
I0-40S..
Thar.
98X
^^
^H
an
money
Wed.
Tuei.
d.
la.,
„
„
MarM.-Gommon
'
Mon.
Sat.
Hon.
gi^t.
London and Liver-
week
been
.,r„.haveBummarv
foUowinK
pool for the
*^,
as
cloging quotations in the markets of
-Bee.' ia
110.67174
.
6
US
B
66
66
06
866
to
»
tt
06
06
06
—The Ink of Carter Bros. A Co.. 87 Milk atroet, Baelea. which
alreet.
aold
sold in New York by Mr. J. P. Dinamore, M Dey alrett. baa
obtained
ment
much
of a
celebrity for office purpoaee. and haa the sadors*(Ums aad pvblic
of prvmineoi b nii p i
Urge number
t
:
——
—
—
—
.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
862
exports are |-4,048,894 this week, against $5,338,560 last week,
and $4,176,158 the previous week. The exports of cotton the
past week were 7,372 bales, against 13,371 bales last week.
The following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) Dec. 23, and for the week ending (for general mer-
MtiKISG AND FINANCIAL.
THE WEALTH OF
The trade with the East
NKW YORK FOR THE WEEK.
1870.
1871.
$1,243,048
3,631.013
$1,470,798
$935,210
$1,034,343
Oeneral merchandise...
2,940,595
2,976,4.38
AND JAPAN.
Indies
and the natural accumulation
of wealth thereby have been the real basis of the present great
18«0.
Dry goods
INDIA, CHINA
GREAT BRITAIN AND AlIERICA.
chandise) Dec. 38.
1868.
ISTt
—
Imports and Expokts foh the Week.— The imports this
week sliow a decrease in both dry goods and general merchandise. The total imports amount to $5,335,030 this week,
against .$5,861,017 last week, and $5,047,939 the previous week.
PORKiaN IMPORTS AT
30,
The absorption of capital and surplus of many of our best
insurance companies to pay the unprecedented losses sustained in
the great Chicago fire, in many cases necessitated either an abandonment of the business or a new organization. The Washington
Company has resumed business under the last-mentioned conThe officers of the old company have been selected for
ditions.
the new, and are now ready to underwrite on desirable risks.
OOMMKRCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
The
(December
power of the British kingdom. This trade has been
and jealously guarded by all British statesmen.
$4,674,a';«
$5,23.5,030
$4,010,781
$3,87.'),805
Total for the week..
For many years the monopoly of this rich trade centered in Lon866,860,646
294,439,730
282,553,189
237,801,099
Preyioasly reported.
don, but the completion of the Pacific Railroads and the estab$.371,601,576
$299,314,392
$286,063,970
$241,670,904
Since Jan. 1
lishment of a line of steamships between San Francisco, China
In our report ol the dry goods trade will be lound the imports of
and Japan, are causing this great source of wealth to drift towards
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) the United States. Nearly all of the teas, silks, and other rich
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending products of China and Japan now come to this country by steam
December 26
This trade has
to San Francisco and thence by rail to the East.
BXP0RT9 niOM NKW YORK POR THE WEKK.
1871.
1870.
grown to such an extent that already over one hundred car-loads
1868.
1869.
$4,018,894
$4,468,815
^3,023..'>09
$3,240,911
Fortbeweek
of teas and silks pass over the Pacific Railroads to the East each
2.34,204,547
1!«,751,022
192,778,201
Previonsly reported.... 163,760,069
month. This business is bound to increase wifli time, especially
$238,25,3,441
$195,2:0,437
$196,019,112
$100,784,108
Since Jan. 1
when the steamship service between San Francisco and the East
specie from the port of
The following will show the exports of
Indies is doubled, which will take place at an early day. Men of
New York for the week ending December 33, 1871
financial
3,704,232
carefully nursed
.
.
:
Dec. 16
— Steamer Rising Star,
Aspinwall—
American silver
Dec.
19— Brig
.\ng08tura,
Dec. 21
ica, St.
C'iii-
$15,000
.American gold
dadSilver bars...
208,773
7,425
American gold
30,000
.3,696
Tot&l for the
3,967
week
$297,882
61.2.34,146
PreTlously reported
Total since Jan.
importance ol the saving of time in the interest account. Expe
rience has demonstrated, and the necessities of trade require that
the distance by rail between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts can
and must he shortened. The accomplishment of this promises to
be a fact of the early future, by the completion of the St. Joseph
AND Denvf.u City Railroad fro.m St. Joseph to Fort Kear-
Liverpool
21— Steamer Tybcc, Porto
PlataAmerican silver
American gold
it
337
For Rio Janeiro—
Sovereigns
Dec. 23— Str City of New York,
2,726
business understand the importance of the saving of distance as
affects the condition of teas and silks, and also the still greater
Thomas
Mexican doubloons
For Par.i
$2.5,356
American silver
Dec. 19— Str. Java. LiverpoolDec.
—Steamer North Amer
1,
Same time
Same time in
Id
$48,584,601
60,760, • 28
29.089,842
1867
1866
1865
$58,224,868
31,227,190
70,109,991
1870
1869
1868
ney, on the Union Pacific road. A large portion of this enter
prise has been completed and in successful operation for some
time i)ast. Only a comparatively small part of the Western
Division remains to be built, and as soon as this is done the distance between San Francisco and the Eastern and^Middle States
will be miiterially shortened.
Everything indicates a large traffic
are now offeiing with our
for the road from the very start.
unqualified endorsement the remaining balance of the 8 per
$61,.5,32,028
1871
The imports of specie at this port during the past week have
been as follows
Dec. 25— Steamer Merrimack, ParaGold
We
$470
Total for the week
Previously reported
Total since Jannary
Same time In
1870
1869
$470
8,582,209
1,
1871
{
$11,550,710
Cent Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fund Land Grant
Bonds of the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Com-
$8,582,679
Same time
in
1868
pany, Western Division, with both principal and interest in
gold, and the intere.st payable either at New York, London or
Frankfort-on-the-Main. These bonds aie secured by a first mortgage on all the property and franchises of the company, which
cover 1,500,000 acres of land, pronounced to be among the very
The mortgage
best in the United States for farming purposes.
$7,013,821
3,145,592
14,749,660 11867
mobile City Bonds.—Attention is called to the notice publisbed on our 4th page, that the Coupons of the Gold Bonds of the
City of Mobile, Ala., endorsed bv the Mobile and Northwestern
Railroad Company, will he paid January 2, at the office of Messrs.
Walsh, Smith, Crawford & Co , 58 Wall street, and the coupons of
bonds endorsed by the Mobile and Alabama Grand Trnnk Kailroad, at the Merchants' National Bank, New York.
The Home Insurance Couipany. — We
take
pleasure
indenture forbids the sale of these lands at less than four (4) doland the proceeds must be paid to the trustees The
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company for the sole purpose of
lars per acre,
—
in
calling attention of the insuring public to the card of Hon. Geo.
W. Miller, Superintendent of the Insurance Department of the
State of New York, relating to this staunch old company. Having paid its Chicago losses without borrowing, it calls upon its
stockholders to make good the deficit in its capital, and now
gives notice that this is done, and the company is as large and
strong as ever.
— Attention
The bonds have
thirty years to run, and
payable in February and August of each year, free
of tax. The present price is 971 and accrued interest iu currency,
from August 15, 1871. They are receivable at par and accrued
retiring these bonds.
the interest
interest in
Our
called to the card of the Mercantile Loan and
Warehouse Company in this paper. This company occupies the
basement and first floor of the granite building lately erected by
the Equitable Life Assurance Society, inside of which they have
built their vaults and safes of the most solid materials, protected
by a complete system of bolts and locks. lu addition to the security of these, the whole premises are connected with the nearest
police station by telegraph, and the least movement of a door or
lock, gives the alarm to the police force of the city. They also
offer special conveniences for parties who wish to handle seis
is
payment
firm buy and
securitiBS, the
for the
sell,
bonds of the
Company, and those
company's lands.
the same as Government bonds and other
St.
Joseph and Denver City Railroad
the Eastern Division, wliich were sub-
of
sciibed for, through us, at 97i, are now quoted at 101^ to 108i
and accrued interest. We refer with satisfaction to t/ie fact thai
these bonds
have
ecer since the loan
commanded a premium on
was
all sold,
present loan will rank equally high after
CO.,
Bankers, No. 11 Wall street.
— The trustees of the " Masonic
— We
its close.
TANNER &
curities.
Hall and Asylum Fund " offer
in our financial column a small amount of bonds secured by mort
gage on the property, corner of Sixth avenue and Twenty-third
street, upon which is now being erected a massive granite build
ing, to cost, including ground, more than $1,000,000. As the income
of the property is intended for the charitable uses of the fraternity,
more than one-half the entire fund needed has been donated by
various lodges and private members, leaving hut $400,000 of the
amount to be raised by sale of bonds. The revenue cf property
will not only pay the interest, but form a sinking fund for the
payment of the principal.
call the attention of parties seeking safe investments to
the card of Messrs. Kountze Brothers, offering the First Mortgage
Land Grant Bonds of tl^e Omaha and Northwestern Railroad
Company. The lands of mis company, granted by the State of
Nebraska, are all located in the eastern part of the State, contiguous to thriving settlements, and will fully provide for the
paymeut of the bonds,
the subscription price
and we have no doubt those of the
CHARLES
IdR.
success in business
is
what perseverance,
of
intelli-
Mr. Hassler has devoted
his personal attention to the specific branch of the Banking
and Brokerage business relating to Railroad Bonds, and there is
probably no one better posted than he is in all that appertains
His well-known advtertisement " Railroad Bonds—
to them.
gence and integrity
i
may
HASSIiER'S
\r.
an instance
Whether you wish to
Hassler, No. 7 Wall
tion
buy or
street.
sell,
New
write
to
Charles W.
York," has attracted atten-
and largely increa.sed his busi
Write to" him if you wish anything in his line. Prom
Christian Union of Sept. &h, 1871, Henry Ward Beechcr,
in all parts of the country,
ness.
the
accomplish.
Editor,
"
:
THE
30, 187 l.j
December
UB.iL ENTATE IltDRTOAaB a«XM
OK TUB ASSIX^IATIOW KNOWN \» TUB
"MASONIC HALL AND ASVLVM VtrND
OK THE STATE OF SEW YORK."
Eatire
of Bonds, $400,000, »ocurod by Keal
Amount
City of
New York
E«Ute
MKOKni'l <>>
In tUo
worth $1,000,000.
West Twonly-thlrd
or-
street, in the City
York, and the massive granite building now In process
of erection on the same. The land alone cost $340,000, and the
cost of both land and bnilding will amount to $1,000,000.
The principal of the bonds is payable Sept. 15, 1891, and they
'
i
in
our National Securities
The amount
cent Uold
pans being payable on the 15th of March and the 15th of September in each year.
The property of the Association belongs to the whole Maiionlc
Fraternity of the State, composed of more than 77,000 members,
par. Is
subordinate lodges.
C5(i
of the act of the Legislature the five chief officers of
the ^lasonic Fraternity of the State and their successors in office
become the Trustees of this Association, whilo for the purpose of
the Union Trust Company of the City of New York is
made the Trustee of the property mortgaged to secure the payment of the principal and interest of the Bonds.
In addition to the rents to be derived from the building, which
this loan
are estimated at $60,000 per annum net. the Fund is in the regular annual receipt of an income of about $30,000 from the subordinate lodges, making a total of $90,000, of which some $35,000
will be devoted to the payment of interest on the bonds and ade
quato insurance on the building, and tlie residue, amounting to
$.53,000 per annum, will be appropriated to the gradual extinction of the bonds.
For absolute safely, these bonds offer an inducement for the
invest,„eut of trust or other funds equal to any security in the
country
For
sale
VNION PACIFIC BONDS.
otter for sale at the current market rates, the
Mortgage and Land Grant Bonds of this Company.
The First Mortgage Bonds, due 189C, bear the same rate of In-
First
as United States Five Twenties (six per cent, gold, free of
they are a first lien upon the road and its equipment.
The Land Grant Bonds are a first mortgage upon the remaining
11,599,853 71-100 acres of laud be'.onging to the company, the
proceeds of all sales of whic!i are solely applied to the redemption of the Land Grant Bonds. The total sales of land to October
31, 1871, were 480,141 29-100 acres, for $3,030,831 83, averaging
terest
;
$4 23 per acre. The net earnings for the first six months (of the
3d fiscal year) ending November I, 1871, were $2,450,319 94—
more than twice the amount of the interest upon the First Mort,
gage and Land Grant Bonds, and about three times the amount of
The annual
the interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds.
interest
upon the
now bo had at anything leaa than
Prominent among them are the 8lX ntB
Cent QOLD Bonos or the Cbrsapicvkb and Ohio Kailroao
Company which we ofTer and recommend, beUaving th»m tob»M
Leas Ukan
abanlutelj/ naff at thf. BumU of the Oottmnu^t.
$2,000,000 now remain unsold, and they will he rapidly uHan up.
Present price, 04, and accrued interest
InInterest and principal payable in gold In New York (Jity.
Denominations, $1,000, $5<X) and
terest May 1 and November 1.
very limited.
$100, coupon or registered.
buy and sell, as usual.
Government and Cextral Pacitic
We
Bonds, and receive them In exchange for Chesapeake and Ohio
Bonds. Accounts of Banks and others reoelTad, on which wa
allow interest at the rate of four per cent. Orders for Inveatmeut
Stocks and Bonds executed at the Stock Exchange.
FISK
Harvet
A. 8.
First
annual interest upon
Mortgage Bonds is $1,634,270, gold the
remaining Land Grant Bonds is $650,;
tiie
MORTON, BLISS &
380, currency.
80 Broad
CO.,
street,
N. Y.
HATCH.
ft
FlBE.
Hatch.
TO INTESTOKS.
WINSLOW, LANIEK 4 CO., BANKERS,
No. 27 Pine atreet.
ASHLEY & CO.,
No. 37 New street.
The undersigned
tax)
of really flratclass and absolutely safe six prr
Bonds, which can
by
O. D.
r
length of time for which thoy are likely to run) yield but Ilttla
over 4 per cent on the Invaatment, and It Is now spiMirrDt that no
higher rate of Interest can hereafter lie derived from lomlmviil
bear interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, the cou.
By virtue
ll.>
HRRIIW.
Bonds bifork thet abb callbd ix trak ArncRWARM.
Holders of ALI, FtvrTwKNTiBa of 1(M2. and eap«eU ly of lb«
the sabjaal of
Second SBRnoi, will therefore do well
!sr.
reinvestment In a more permanent form
(iovernment Bonds at preaent market (iikva (•ttmaUaf lb«
New
attached to
KIVl
Further ealln of the second and *abw<(aent sortM of thm Fit*
Twenties of IWH will doobtlniw follow dnrlog Ih* coming 7«M.
The recent rnlatlv* ni*rlu<t valaa of oaliad mmI uacftlM bood*
how that UOLDBM CAM BBALIUB A BBTTm FlUCS fOU nUIM
ganized under Rprcial charter granted by the Leglilature of the
State of New Yorlc. The bonds are secured by a first and only
mortgage on the valuable plot of land situated ou the northeast
of
<>l'
Hi-Xt«>M)
The "Masonic Hall and Aiiylum Fund" U an utociatlon
Corner of Sixth avenue and
868
CHRONKlLfri
New
York,
OFFER FOB SALE
any part of $1,000,000 Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Company's First Mortoaob Bonds, bearing aeven per cent
interest, payable in gold, free of Government tax, beinf the
balance remaining unsold of the $8,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
which are also secured by a land grant of 1,160,000 acres of choice
fine timber land, the proceeds of the sales of which are applied lu
the redemption of the Bonds. Hon. W. A. Howard, Land Commissioner, reports December 13, that the land sales to that date
Ha
to about 50,000 acres, at an average of $15 per acre.
estimates the proceeds of the entire land grant at not leaa than
amount
$10,000,000 clear of expenses. Two hundred and twenty (220j
miles of the railroad are now completed and earning sufBcienl
money to pay the interest on the whole issue of bonds. Price
recommend theae bond* to inninety and accrued Interest.
We
vestors as a perfectly safe and desirable security.
Banking Bocse op Urnrt Clews
ft
Oo.,{
32 Wall street. N. Y.
f
Letters of Credit for travelers also, commercial credits iaanod.
available throughout the world.
;
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of London, National
Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank of Ireland and all their
brunches.
Bakkino House ov Kocntze Brothers,^
12
Wall
street.
New
York.
)
OMAHA AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
FIRST mORTGAGB LAND GRANT BUNDS.
Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on Eorope, San Frandsco the
Indies, and all parts of the United Sutaa.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or Coin, subject to
West
check at sight, which pass through the Clearing Hooaaas if drawn
upon any city bank 4 p«>r cent Interwt allowed on all daily
balances; Certificates of Deposit Isaued Nutr> DiafU and Con
;
;
7 3 10 Per Cent Gold Interest.
advances made on ap|.ruvi<d collatatala and
against merchandise consigned lo our care.
Orders executed for Investment Stvuritiea and Kailraad Iron.
collected;
(ions
Issued at the rate of $16,000 a mile on completed road.
The Company lias valuable lands in Eastern Nebraska, granted
by the
CLEW.><. IIABICHT ft Co..
II OLD UIIOAD STRKVr.
State.
The Union Trust Company
of
New
York, trustee for the bond-
holders, receives the proceeds of all land sales, and whenever
accumulated to the amount of $10,000, will apply the same to the
redemption of bonds.
The road, completed
<tht
and County donations.
Two-thirds of the bonds issued have been sold.
Price 90 and accrued interest.
For descriptive pamphlets and maps apply to the agents.
KOUNTZE BROTHERS,
Bankan,
12
Wall
Ttaa
foDowtu DiTldMiU
N. Y.
luiT«
OoarAirr.
P.irlUnd,
do
street,
®autte.
6aiUec0'
oiviniiNOk.
Burt County, has In large part been
to
built by cash subscriptions
LONDOf
Mallroada.
S«o A Porumoath
extra
Cundcn A Amboy
been doclarad dBriag Ik* vaM weak
,?'"
U"**
S
in.
aw
Jaa.
J
Jaa
Jaa
T
Booaa Cumma.
—
t
».—
B.
t iDac
UtoJsa. «
.
Brie preferred
Norwicd & Worcester
Michigan Central
Pittsbnrg, Fort Wayne
BerlJBliiie
.'.
5
5
&
Clucago
IX
.
AM
4
tin
& Nebraslca
Portsmontli. guaranteed.
'Jan.
Connecticut River
Housatonic preferred
Providence & Worcester
s
5
5
Taunton Braucli
4
Worcester
&,
I
5
Nasliua
Dubuque & Sioux City
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg...
%
Atlantic National
Bank of America
Cliatliam
4
6
6
5
5
6
SI.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec. 30 to Jan.
Dec. 28 to Jan.
;
]
Banks.
Citizens*
Grocers'
Importers'
& Traders'
Marine
Broadway
S)i
Fifth National
Leather Manufacturers'
Mauufacturirs' * Merchants'
Merchants" National
(j
4
4
6
. .
Ninth National
S}i
3
4
Bull's Hviad
4
Third National
Mechanics'
Second National
Eleventh Ward
4
5
S
Dry Goods
3X
Insuranoe.
Great Western Marine
Brooklyn Fire
2.
2.
2.
Jan
3
.
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
t>
Tradesmen's
Pheuix
[
Jan.
Jau.
5
Iowa
&
,
Jan. 15.\ Jan.
4
6
10
Jan.
Jan. 2
Jan. 2.
Jan. 2.
Jan. 6.
Jan. 2.
Jan
27
22
23
22
16.
15.
2.
2.
2.
2.
.
to Jan.
1.
10 Jan. 2.
S
.Jan.
Jan.
2.
Jan. 20. Jau. 10 to Jan. 20.
2.'
Dec.
21 to
Jan.
6.
;
:
;
:
;
;
23. 1871.
»271.883.000
Dec.
'24,
1870.
dcpoBlts
Legal 'Tuuders
'22,7114,700
21, 1869.
1251 ,096.0(10
28.49.977
M.127.687
18,989.7.56
32,1S2.983
188,748,751
46,739,683
199,:fl6,700
."^I't
Dec.
1264,811.129
28,575.600
CucuUtion
41,217,800
177 lf5.588
44.493992
For commercial paper there was very little demand early in the
week, and little business done in consequence of the tight money
mnrket; latterly there was some improvement in aemand on a
basis of 10(3)18 per cent for the best class of short date paper.
States Bonds. -Government securities have been
firm, in consequence of a good investment demand.
The imLl.iltrd
provement
in prices,
and decline
in gold,
Curroiicy
•
which have materially
reduced the amount of income received from investments in
Governments, do not seem to discourage purchasers
on the
contrary, it is evident that there are a large number of buyers
;
114
___
6*8
the price
I'lilH 18
.
HI
.
—
i'8
i;w
....
115H
:09)«
113«l'.3,i<
"Ill
im%
:i«
109H
i:4H
>ili "tid
umiux
—
was m;
as''efI."owi/«
.114!^ ....
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imx
i'.sjt
lOiii
te at
the
--
.
.
....
.... ":i.-.*i.ii6><
.... *ii«M
...
losx; ....
....
11.'.^;
nr.«
....
.... •io<
....
1C9J4
....
115«
10=X
....
lUK
wi%
U4
....
injiiux
US!, 109M !C9'-;
_
il«X
... -loax
»i>« Ul>4
"'ii
lUX
m!<
lUX lU
i:6>6 v.&ii
'.15>^
'.'..'i
••
.
Jan. 2.1Dec. 28to Jan.
Jan. 20
.
....
'\m^
;
Dec.
10i)K
114
"
ISe.'iii
H
..
23,
J;
Dec. as:
10<w ....
20.
Dec. a?.
....
109M ....
:i3« •1I3X i:s«
•llixll'll inx ...
109K ....
n09x .... •10JK1093<
Doc.
•lo;
;
Loans and discounts
Specie
1(»X
lU-Ws.reg
—
;
MO's,
103
"'.U'J
Dec
109
'us%
IK'C
Dec. 23.
•lOex 109
I13X ....
!17M ....
.i-Ws, 18..
i'iO's.lsai
Friday Evknino. Dec. 29. IbTl.
Tlie money market. Money has been excessively stringent
throughout the week, and rates on call loans have ranged as high
as 7 per cent per annum, and i per cent commission. The bulk
of transactions by stock brokers have been done at a commission
of 1-33 to i per cent in addition to 7 per cent interest, and these
rates have not been exceptional, but have been a fair market
quotation every day of the past week. As an exception to these
high rates loans were made at 7 currency to 7 gold on Saturday
last, when balances had to be carried over two days, and on
several days since, at a late hour in the afternoon, when the
majority of stock houses had concluded their arrangements for
also in the case of a few leading Government bond
the day
houses who scarcely ever pay over 7 per cent. Taking into consideration the very general prevalence of these rates, among
borrowers of high standing as well as the smaller houses, and
the fact that there is no allegation of any artificial tampering
with the market for speculative purposes, the present stringency
must be regarded as one of the most severe which our market
has ever experienced. It is true that the causes for this monetary
pressure are to some extent natural, and during the last ten days
of December can not be altogether avoided but on the other
hand there is much complaint made of the o'lerations of the
Secretary of the Treasury in steadily selling gold throughout the
month, although bonds were not purchased to balance these sales,
the result being to withdraw from this market about $4,000,000
of currency at a period of the year when it is over-sensitive to
the slightest drain beyond the necessary demands of business.
Notwithstanding the enormous rates of interest money has been
obtainable, and the absenCH of any feeling of panic is well shown
by the firm prices maintained for Government and other sectiriMoney at the close is rather easier
ties at the Stock Exchange.
at 7 currency to 7 gold.
The last statement of our associated city banks was remarkable
in the decrease of loans and deposits, and although the total
averages were partially accounted for by the omission of five
banks which had previously been included, still the statement
was unsatisfactory, and furnished another evidence that the bank
returns, made up on averages of the week, are not a true indication of the financial situation at the time they are rendered.
The banks omitted were the Bull's Head, Germania, Eleventh
Ward, American National, and Manufacturers and Builder.s'
which in the previous week showed Loans, f 4,.'):j3,700 specie,
$45,100 legal tenders, $645,800 deposits. $4,731,000, and circuChanges from the previous statement were as
lation, $4.i3,300.
lollows Loans, decrease, $1 1 ,796.700 specie, decrease, $3,986,300 circulation, decrease, $458,300 deposits, decrease, $18,544,600 legal tenders, decrease, $3,314,600. The result of this was
to leave the excess above legal reserve $1,550,300 lower, the
wliole excess being $7,001,935.
The following statement shows the present condition of the
associated banks, compared with the same tlate in the last two years
:
58,1881
68, 1S81, reg....,
6*8, IBSI COU|i...
S- 20'8, 18611 conp
"
5-20 8, 1861
"
5-20'», 1S65
2.
Jan. 2. Dec 27 to Jan 2.
Jan. O.'Jnn 3 to Jan. 10.
Jan. 2. Dec 2li to.Ian. 2.
Jan. 2
Jan.
Jan.
Dec. 23 to Jan. 2.
2,
prices of leading
securities at the Board on each day of the past week:
yrMnllnesd-iy. VVj!<1[iei.d'y ThiirKrtay,
Baturdav. Monit'tv.
H.
2.
Jan.
Jan.
;
government
lO-4ll's,
to Jan.
to Jan.
miscellaneous.
Spring Mountain Coal
St. Nicholas Coal
Delaware & Rar tan Canal
offering of $273,650.
2.
Dec 20 to Jan.
22 to Jan
Dec 28
Dec 22
Dec 28
Dec 23
about five
still satisfied to take United States bonds at
per cent, interest, though a large number of such buyers are
financial corporations, or parties who find it necessary to use government securities in the ivay of their regular business as collateral security for loans, or tor other similar purposes in which
governments are pre-eminently desirable. Dealings in the new
fire per cents of 1881 are becoming larger, and as the interest
they
is payable quarterly, and the bonds have some time to run,
will probably become, in time, the leading bouil of the market.
" called " bo: d.- of 1862
The Treasury has given notice that the
will be accepted at the regular weekly purchases of five twenties.
On Wednesday, |240,550 bonds were purchased from a total
2.
.
H
[December 30 1871.
The following were the highest and lowest
to Jan.
to Jan.
to Jan
to Jan.
Dec
V
H
wlio are
'Jan. ."l.lDec. 31 to Jan. 31
'Jan.
tjan. 8!pec. 23 to Jan. 1
|Jan.
Jan
preferred
do
do
Cape Cod, per sliare.
Burlington
Concord
X
THE CHRONICLE.
864
Ctiicago,
—
:
.
,
....
....
116
!OaK nil
•lU)i Hi
"4K
Bottrri.
State and Railroad Bonds.— The Southern State bonds
have continued to be depressed on the general list by the un
favorable situation of financial affairs in most nf the States the
action of the Virginia Legislature in etoppinj; the funding process
in that State, and refusing to nay the promised Januarj' interest
on the consolidated bonds, was particularly prejudicial to Southern credit, as the greatest confidence had been felt in thi> financial
honor of Virginia since the funding bill was passed. As to Tennessees, the market was strengthened by a dispatch stating that
tiie Comptroller had called on the solvent railroads to pay
four per cent, on their indebtedness to the State, which would be
Keports also state that funds
sufficient to retire $400,(100 bonds.
are provided to pay the January interest on Alabama and Louis
iana bonds.
Railroad bonds are in good demand for the investment of the
January interest and dividends, and the best class of first mort
gage bonds are daily growing in favor with investors. Our full
which
list of quotations on another page will show the prices at
bonds can now be had.
The following are the highest and lowest prices of the most
active State Bonds at the Board on each day of the week
lesrt'y, Tnund ly. Friday,
Tnesdav,
>ndiv. Tnes tlav. w
Siiturday,
;
•I
Dec.
•61
ds Tenn.,old...
6s Tenn.new...
63 .N .Car., old..
6s V.Ciir., nfw.
68 Virg., old....
6s s crn, J
J
68 Missouri
•61
K
....
>•
24JC
98
•103
lOiK
ThN
"fi^'
X
68«
63X
6flX
6^\
MX
....
6.J)i
19.
•31*4
'SIK
'31
....
'32
'14
34
•12
'12
;8
'ISX
....
•M
61
"....
6!)
'
43 k
84
24K '23 2)H
»81< 98H
'r.% 94H
•24
24W 24K
9(
92Ki
SO
loax
103)4
»i
93
79K
<iri
i?x
the price bid and as 'end. no mle was mad-j at
19
64X
6»X
!6
W
1U3X
84
64
64
64),
84
63
6:i
98
....
Dec.
Dec. 28.
27.
63
63
6:l,H
6:1M
31
34
94
»i
CJn.Pac. iBt....
;9
U. P. L'd (it....
U. P. lucome.. •62
•
•31
•31X
•14
•14
*....
3IH
Dec
Dec.
Dec.2f..
Dec
'WH
62
SIH
-J,.
'62^4
'62K
•f,2i
•
&
Uout.Pac.Gold
Dec.
28.
62X
83
tlie
—
....
....
....
....
103
93
....
93r«
SO
..
82K
83
Board
Railroad and miaccllancons Stocks. The stock market
as shown a further upward movement, in the face of the remorknble stringency in money which has prevailed throughout the
week. The situation remains unchangsd, so far as concerns the
weight of interest of the ptrcet, and llie explanation of the con
tinned firmness is apparently found in the tact that the majority
of brokers and operators are all loaded up with slocks, and therefore in favor of higher prices. A material advance after tlie New
Year has fairly opened, is certainly expected by many, but the
advance already obtained, as shown in the v rice list below, and
the proverbial uncertainty of the stork market, render the more
cautious buyers reluctant to accept the popular anticipation to
extent.
its full
prices of the active
of railroad and miscellaneous stocks on each day of the last week
iTl 4lHV.
hursday
Wjifinesd'y
Saturdav, moiuIhv, Tupsiiiiv,
"
~ --.
Der 211.
Dec. 28.
Dec. 27.
Dec .26.
Dec. 25.
Dec. 23.
95 S
95
95
MM m% !'1K M,\ 94X 90
S.Y.Cent&U.K isa r4X
90
*l»
S9H 90« 'SSH
Sm 90
scrip
do
fSH 8SV
118
lU
....
•113
i:5K
'118
IB
Harlem
»2)4 M)4t
Six 32X
32X S3% 8!« S2X SIH 32V
Kne
Kli* .12
11.
111
Via 111 IIIH
•
Reading
!I2
93
92k 99>4 92S Vilt
92X kS
Lake Shore.... 91)^ 92
•8!
mn 88v 84>i 84 «
84
scrip
34>%
do
(.9
7I,'<
69H w« 69% 7UV 7('« 72
Wahaah
'7H 68M
29
The following were the highest and lowest
list
')
.
:
Wa
:
do
Kock
63% 64X
f9
..
lOr^'.iev,
pref
.
lalann...
Fort Wayne...
St.Haul
d.
18!i« ViHy,
"1'27
Pittsburg
!Jorthwc8t
"....
53K
pref....
do
prel
<lo
Clev..C,C.4I
"
—
'66
88
':9
Eftset
B., Hart. &
Erie
Union Paciac.
•93
•2K
28X
26
58X
90X 90»
59H
14M 65K
Adams Kxpr'ss
Am.Merch.Un
United States.
WellB, Kargo..
S2y,
W
55)i
57
....
....
19X
109X 109H
i^% 54}<
•64
55H
•l;iO
....
•113H1'4)«
•2X
'28
H
3
29
68^ 69X
•
65X
07
8:iK
90
6H
lOT
wm
1
•95>i
5SJC
54
...
•130
'
;v'0
•
fti
26
91
91S
ma
M«
....
65X 66X
•o5X 57H
. . . .
S«H 83V •88«
•I9X
•1!)
19(4
5SV
fi4V
•3!
lit
65H
V
'.15
mn
m
was made
X
<5>4
•95
an
66 V
5T
.SM
4i.'.«
loay
•121
70V ,i
•enH 89 H
19W
19W
1("J
MH
114
'2H
2V
V
H
29 K
2
7
Ii4
25
57
115
92 V«
••12
mi
53M 5SX
91
91X
BOW 60
61V 65\<
54
66
70V
•:.ti
7V
....
27«
•24
53*
Si2
\,l>x,
r.4V
71
69
•>sv
(i'H
69
89
2V •
3
•
25 V,
53
•56
53«
109,H
S.1H 54
65
65X
•131
132
•.... 115
•92 S4 92J<
S8X 69X
66
89V
1119
1(19
2:
un
Ki7H b
9fi>4-
78
:'2sv
119
I12S ".... lOJ
•116X ll7l< 118
IM
25K
53«
JS«
4IM
78'^
41H 45W
"2«(;
93
3
..-.
prel..
•.;!:ik"
69
69X
93)«
25X
Mariposa
68>4
hV
7«
4IX 45H
88
Qaickallver
) el
5:m
III
67
Paclllc.Mali....
(Til.
54X 55X
67
89«
i)t>-ii
;5%-
29
69
IS'
ffest.
....
•i:2X 112X
.
&
S9K;
:o--*
•nca
l'2S>« l'2Si
I'.il
65V
i4J,
1»>6
Ool.Chlc.ft l.C
Del.,LaolC.,&W "... 110
Hann., SI. Jos. 'a
pref 'i'H
do
Illinois Centr'l 'ISO
Mich. Central.
Morris
12;
67X
87
90
lti6V ;075(
'l^S
Ohio, Mls8l.«sln
43X
Coutral of N.J. •
Chlc.i .Mton. '117
Panama
9T),
64
em
2ii
'.'IH
IS
«y,i
53« 51
9'V 91
60« 6US
61M 63
•56
57
Board
Thio Gold Market.— Gold has been depressed since our last
report, until to-day, when it became firmer and took an upward
turn to 109i. The firmer feeling was said to be based on a ru
• Tl:'.8l8
the price bid and asked, no so?*
at th*
.
.
—
.
.
Dccomber
:
:
:
Klc.
lUi »V«rct
A'nrrlran N«i|»ni«|.
M.> i'ir>i(:tariir<alliill4«r*
do not export much lower prices next mnnih. TIi'b
abundan.-e of cash gold and tightnes* of the money market huvn
nia^le carrying rates very high, ranging from (J per cent tu 'gold
and i ixT c«iif. a day. I'he rates paid for carrying to day were
I-IB. 5-64, a-(54, 132 and 7 per cent: gold.
In i.-:ird to tho effect of the large Treasury disburaemunts
of
cold'!- ^^:lr }"")* jf'snic* makes the following estimate
ihlA that thpy
I
he deriatlou (rom tb« niturne
!'
Dccemliurai, 1871
Le<« gold circulation
BiJonging to Government
CB»tom» of three monihs
^TSaoaooo
.
unmnfla
56.000,000
.'.,..".
,
Nov.
pMle.
aSI.C7l,Mil
'
Total re8onrce« ...,.'
January. Kebniary and Miirch Interest and March redemptiona.
Open-
eat.
Inff.
Saturday, Uec
23.
MoDcUy,
25..
28.
27..
'*
T«ei?Jay,
Wcd'ilay,
*'
lUOI.lOO
"
Thuniday,
•'
Friday,
•
lOSH
Ing.
108K
108X
Total
Olearlngs.
10es<
unx
.lO'K
-:08S
of the gold
''00 (100
108 >,
28..
»9..
I46,l<'<7,aw
Balances.
Gold.
Currency.
'
s
t2,(U;.212
38,7;iW>
"utsiifis
lO-tH
4<.4!».UU0
•2.I»l.r.S
2,«20,1IR
U3IUliaO
'M^
Previous week
J»n.l.lSV..iodate
108X
1U8H
109>t
I0<)i
WH
lOSX
109X
108H
lUBX
iiox
I09)<
103 1,;
ioej<
,
115H
Kensington
330,000
i,novoao
Hank
Commerce
300.000
109HIS109X
«.
10^^41
M
Bremen
4IX8U1X
3(M«MK
«1H«41K
2X«7»X
— /«w—
78K»-.3
«88)<
4IK94IH
....
T^Mtltii
Prussian thalers
..
5.2S (»5.26M
5.17X1! 5. IS V
5.'.7H«S.18J(
5.21!^a5.*i3
,
tVH973H
transactions lor the week at the Custom Honse amTsub
Treasury Lave been as follows
Cuatom
SubTreoaury.
.House
r—;Becelpta.
Payments.
'
I'ljo
.
—Gold.
TuesOay,
Wednea'y,
ThuradAy.
'•
«862.838 74
470,000
"
501.1X10
Sau.llOO
2'<....
"
29....
n5.U«l
Total.
83
l,«S9,6ia 8S
815,«11 99
S2S,I3» 69
82«,8."il
»69,'W0,i;4 51
—
New
Si
1,501.717 68
800,000
190,000
Sixth
Seventh
Elshth
3l!O.C0O
375,000
Central
B<nk of Republic.
Secntlty
Total
The
7511,000
i/no,oop
250,000
boans
Decrease
Decrease
Specie
Increase
Capital
23«Ji«47
Banks
for
1
DMrMM
IOS:jM
D«ereas«
tl*Jti
the condition ot tbe Philadelphia
Speele.
Loa-^s
Legal Tender.
Depofllfs.
3N
4(0 971
5393n
M.lUfiK
97,-M.097
916 546
97.SI<,i54
98,143.6 8
30..
31.
4...
f...
19
Ctrenlatloa.
443«aau
10314
11,468301
99,198,<99
99,006,109
98,407.935
22306
]l,(7(3t9
11.8*7315
11.140.137
43.4t43*«
1031332*
UtTtJOt
ll3M30i
44379313
(«3>*3«l
44.«S38B
«4 0it3ai
41,8«3I8
13..
496,7(8
(69.0(7
198.905
96383,067
OVTHBRN
•aocarrm.
«lc7843 99
t,S>8,8J« 9<
Dmtvm* (MUM
Lecal Tenders
Oeposlu
139J68I circulation
a series of weeks
Date.
Uec.».
ia.^»9 73
1,253,S)8 «C
1300.000
2.110,(11
The annexed statement shows
Not.
Not.
VOT.
tUJKMO
ttiMlJfO
«lC,<n3JIS
deviations from last week's returns are as follows:
44C.4!6
2.465,850 Oj
tMJMl.OSI r:9Sjg9
116,239,000
23'""si5.i)wia
151,172*
SmF; 21
1S24.461
11.4753*0
11.4753*)
ii.«as,M5
U3MJ
SBCVBITIBS.
Bid.
•••^•SS'ilS!;"]'!^!',^ «..«».S»
2,090.000
J.10U
333.61X1
Ileehaoics.....
3.000,000
2,000,000
1.500.000
7.0S2.30O
3,887,TU0
1,698A0
9,710
377,400
3; 84.8tXI
s,5«;/«u
4(7/00
5OTJ00
4.5M,700
7,5(7,006
3.868.000
5.385.70C
3.182 900
1.885,600
467,600
1,961,200
725.900
730,300
49-^.100
SpOOOMO
Union
America
Fhoenli
3.693,000
3.119,200
9/193,200
2,826,900
3,131,600
69,'.i00
73«',9U6
1,800.000
t ,000.000
City
Tradesmen's
Fulton
Chemical
Merehanta* Kxchange..
i.-xioaioo
600.000
aoo.'HM
1.2S5.O00
.
3J16.600
... t. 900.000
Gallatin, Natmn.'.i...
is:2.e<o
BuLciiera' A Drovers'
800,000
3,306,600
Me'^hanlcHuua Traders'.
600,000
1.876 900
300.000
941.91 iO
Groun wich
600,000
Ijcather Mannf
3.21'{,70a
1.0J6.«00
Btivenin Ward
500,000
3,000,000
4Ji913<l0
Bxateol
Vork
American Exchange
3/100,000
9.848AI0
Comm.:rce
^... 10.000.000 33,698,800
1.000.000 10,- 81,800
Broadway
1,000,000
3,601,1^0
kkercantlle
1,46,100
432,700
Paoinc
9,32.5,900
3,000,000
gepuoUc
tiatham
450,000
1.440,200
412JS00
People's
S.109.71X)
1.000,000
Worth America
6W5M0
.
New
ID0.900
398.600
48.4<U
299.900
KOUO
18.1'.V
ssi'joo
159A10
1,300
5OJ.90O
1JS''4,701!
1.408AIO
447,900
486,«XI
i!9,400
195,700
2.900
i6.5400
'.W.400
435M0
689,600
933/100
831 800 3.580,400
68.000
000.000
169.6MI
4B0JIO
u.'wn
4,800
1,258.9110
850,400
260900
128,600
IJOO
1.000.000
2.2.58JII0
309.700
331.800
601I.OUO
1J990UU
80A0
*
4.000.000
400.000
11.128J0a
1.419X100
atMv
Kaa^au
1.U0OJOO
l.«93,8(10
43^00
Martcec
1.000 JXIO
Ml' .400
33100
I/WO.0OU
2V6S9J00
1.000,000
WrJjfOO
107.9
49,700
l.OOOOOO
5.707
33 4.200
Irving
MeiroDoUtan
Nicholas
Shoe ted Leather
gorn i£xchange...
....
onltnental
'.t.OOC.OOD
Commonwealih
750.IMO
Orleulal
»..
Marine
:soo.ooo
l.aportersa&d Traders'..
100.000
3OU.00O
1.9UUJJU0
Pirn
l.noo.MO
Atlantic
M ^ctiaulca' Banklni, Ass.
erocttrs'
N'lilh ittver
500.000
800.0C0
400.000
BtAt Klvt-r
3.50.000
M .uiifHCturcra A
Mar
Fi'ir'-i >i-ition-U
900.000
3.000/100
AO
1
.499.000
1.173,1(10
l,7.9.'100
887.' 00
99^80
16.13'>.»«
l.;t9.1CU
«33,10lT
1.171 9UI
931, »»
1.17UJ03
19
I5V0)
Oi.i\'.^'
'J
t'.lonal
•/XW.OOO
».7S8.tHXI
8' -'i
NriU:
^^.loa«l
aoo.iioD
1.900.0)0
8.'24'.,it«
1,600.000
900.000
9,811.400
3.. 17.300
.".'Aili'nal
Tilrd ><«tlonal
Vor'< s. Cichangi
JfOthNarlonai
\-^-!s^
3/>4(.4l'0
SS30O
421.K0
79(.9<«
519.400
1333,V
497/WU
903300
1.381300
797300
887300
492.810
433300
181.100
963.100
691,900
3.709/100
4,914,900
130430
8^86,300
3,»30,900
10/130.700
3.S7J/)00
1.488.800
4.113.400
3.449,rOO
do
i/M/no
3.687.700
1.331 .800
1354.000
933U0O
390300
639.810
00
1!;900
181000
834..'
319,5*0
9.'430O
7«i.no
81A700
43<J0O
do
S.
A
3
•I
AU.
•
1st M.. (a. end.
baltaBooga.(*...
71
11
NortolkA Fetenborg let m.3i
do
do
19
do
do SdHM., la
7i.....
torallroada,!
Northeast«rB.8.C.,tu M.aa.
ldM..iB..
do
lOraaca and Alax.. lata, (s
Norronc(s
Peterabarc6s
RlcbmoDa6s
Savannah 7a. old
do
7s. new
do
do
do
Wllmlncton. N. C, *•
8s
do
do
.
Railroads.
* Chatt. Jst. M. 8s. end.
Ala.»Tenn.K,lst M„»». .
.-
3dM..7a
I
AGult conaol
end Sav.B'h
iloek
I
„
do taans.
Central Georgia, let M.. 7s
stock
do
do
(8
3.911,700
1.609.70)
445300
337.;jO
47.700
4.200
67;j00
3.'.a>/>00
93A/I00
1/189300
16\W)0
loIJOO
Mo/no
335300
30*7ra
tW.TOO
B. Tenn.,
M
Oraac* A Alax. * Maa. M
•I
Blehm'd A PMwbTt Isj
14 m.. (a.
do
do
do
Id m- la.
do
Beh., Fre'ksb'g A Peto. «a.
8H
do
do coav.Ta.
do
do *s
do
do
do
Rich, and Daav. let eoaa'd Is.
Plodmont H.
do
di
lata, la
,»
Sotnu,
Boqa A
SavtMdo.Ta..
.
P.. ls« M.. 7a.
1st
mi«.
J''*"
415MI
9a,9«0
114.400
i.ie-i.Njo
»9l'.O0O
8(0
9.IUU
m.'-do
9.80U
aii/xo
80/ UU
710
It's
1.9
lO.'OJ
224/00
l.t7«,'>'« J.ft-fl.soo
699.000
1.5.'^9.1
1.146,200
1,745/100
1309,100
1. '.733110
ijai/no
13 3'»0
511.100
•W>0
30
mjm
3.:8i.>«0
^A'/lDO
1»300
18:3
7s.;
A U«orgla(s.„. ...
Teon.* Va. (a, ad. T«on
d*
Va A Ga^ Ut
do
It.
M., 3a
•took....
do
K.. M.
_
_^
n
stock
do
GremTllle A Col. Is, guar
do
Is, errtu..
do
IT aeon A Brunswick end.Ti...
MacoD * Western stock
Macoa and Angiuta bonds
endorsed..
do
do
^to'^t
do
49
^«I/IOO
9,v4t30J
981JH0
I37430D
Mtovhl* * Ohio,
iisSo
373.^
131).!00
m.'w
4.400
rtn
do
MasaphU *
do
i.i«i»
Ms k
«e
1|IM..I>...
V](iMsOMMS.
SO*.
m
'^Jj^y^^
MiM^ glB OlQWS.
s
It.
s(oefc._...
Pay1 9nm Co«r*aa.
a«Qtfk.
tlo
do
do
««
Mmphls Alniaf^ton, 1st 7t..
'-.t
79
M
Tenn.
;4«i7.7«)
8.7»7.0«
1/<3(.900
mm
A.,lstin.,
in.iio
9.087/W
'w.iiM
;9o.5c
St
St
Col.*
I1I8
9703110
I.2IU.400
65^
'
Charlotte,
GMncta
*.7*3.a«
li,7«3.60O
9«^,;oo
480.0:0
2».UIJ0
969.'
Doa.ion
4«9. 00
114.100
'.r
M.
..
.
""^^y**^™^™^^^
S"
IS
*t
Is.
do
stock
do
Charleston A 8aTanB*b<«,end.{ it
SsTanoah and Char., lal m., 7s.
geraw and l>arUa|t«a 7s
310.100
4.900
t
u
»da, (a.
(da, la.
(Italia.
.
Ala.
do
do
do
*
KaahTllle
lOs
do
do
do
s
•m
m
IntcreM....
laeaaM
do
atoefc
,,...
* .laeks„ lat M. aa.
do
do
3d..
do
do
cert^is.
H.Orleana A Op«loaa,uiM.ai
consol.(a
do
do
G
taMcti
North
no
do
71
N. Orleans
NashvUle (•. old
6e.new
do
Atlantic
Is,
do
do
do
do
end.,M.* C. R-B...
Mobile 9e
»....
no »a
Montgomery 8s.
do
do
do
new boDds,6s
bond*.
Income
.
.
ao
do
do
do
1st end.
1st 8B,gld
end br State of Alabana...
Mobile A Mont.. 8s gold, and
Mobile A Ohio sterling
do
do
do •xodfe.
Lynchburg 6e
New Orleans 5«
do
do
Montgom.A Eufanla
Macon 7a, Donds
Memphis old bonds, (a
917.600
880300
804300
do
do
...
Charleston,8.C.,7s,r.L.bd«..
Columbia, B.C. ,6s......
Colnmbos.Ga. ,7s, bonds...
do
do
N
m
M
n
Mostcomery A West P„ Ist.Sa..
8a
Augusta, Ga..7s,bonds
Charleston stock 6a^.....
3.778300
4M0
au,70O
in.8«)
19,(00
1,297300
Atlanta, Ga., 7a
139,800
8.90O
138,700
741 JOO
737.300
5/100
l,1W.tM)
• .'[iiiai
4.906,100
2.190,400
1,291.200
1,530,400
1,203,600
815,800
9AI0
IjOSSiOO
Citizens
Hanover
MlaalsalppI Centra), t«t m.. as.
adm.,ls...
io
Mladaslppl A Tenn.. tat m.,7a
do
do eoDsold.. 8a.
Cities.
Alexandria 6s
J9.985.53l 35
Manhattan.. ..
Mercbaata*...
«w
Third
M;32!Jl 52
-
Kir.t
800,000
i,ooojm
Dec.
Dec.
Doc.
Yokk dry Bakks. The following statement shows the
condition of the Associated Banks of New York City lor the week
ending at the commencement of business on Dec. 23. 1871
-AVBKAea AMOUNT t>r
^
Loans and
ClrcnlaNet
Legal
Capital Discounts. Snecle.
B Asza
tlon. Deposits. Tenders
..„„.... .„„„....
Hew fork
W13.000 i9.6iojoo»i.miA^
I
50<i,noo
Unlm
Flat
$67,015,833 56 »13,«81,aSS 51
Balance. Dec. 29
;
«»,oao
MO.0UO
)l,739,0t»
Baluee,Dec.»
Bt.
300,000
*oo,aao
ruy,
Commonwealth....
Corn Rxcbange....
»5;i,5tt 19
H
»-.2,650
Tra<loamf.n*s
Currency.
.
'Currency.
ijOoo/m
lllrard.
Consolidation
Holiday..
26....
27....
••
Friday,
«^.*0
ol
Gold.
——
,
,
Fecelpts.
«00«n
Manaraeiurers'....
3 days.
109^9110
'aiosw
as.Slk
5.22j<«5.w5
Krankfon
8I04»0
mofioo
«u,oou
1,80«3«
1. Ml, 202
5.30
Antwerp
ConiiiK-relal
Penn
Veatem
U«>i(BlU8x
...
Cauiui.
2,1MAB
Ufiy&lWH
109
coinmerclal
Salurday, Dec. iS
• 2s
.Monday,
Banks.
North America
l,ouo#iO
FarniirHand Mech. 2,000,000
2,MI,U9
VmjBi
«18,S67,O0O
o
Paris (bankers
Hamburg
day, Dec. 26, 1871
2M#I0
51348.000
215.0SIJXn
Loudon prime baukers
Good bankers
Swiss
Ainsterdain
M/i«ljrO
PaiLADBi.pHiA Banks.— The lollowing Is the aTeimg* L
ol th« Philadelphia National Banka for tbe week preeedlac Mo*-
Bank N. Liberties.
Sonthwark
i.iai^t
I
,.
».W/(IO
n.M.iOo
271/
Si)ll,SIS
'
Foreluii a xchange.— The market has been quiet, but lirm.
At the low price of gold there has been little inducement to ship
produce, and few commercial bills are offering.
be same low
price of gold, however has been favorable to parties wishing to
purchase bills, and there has consequently \)oen a fair demand
Irom those who have had gold on band which they could not use
at the prcspnt high rates lor carrying. Nominal rates are lOOJf for
the best bankers GO days sterling, and 110 lor short sight, though
business has been done at a concession.
S
M.iB,in)
ns.ii».i«o
...
Meclianira*
lOBH
lOSJ
Cnrreotweek
II.
Dwi. 0.
cHar-
M.llt.100
wtlit.au
..
w....
premium:
...Holiday
IMK
108 s
*..
put
CIreaUllnn.
Phlladolphla...,
Clos-
at.
...I(BX
.
U''
show the course
-(Quotations
Low- High.ow- Ula
.
$130,000,000
Tl.SOO.OOO
II ....
"••v. 1»...
Hor. 2»...
Ueo. «....
Om.
Dm.
.SMUtiMjai
ar* the tot»la for k oeriM of week*
Loans.
Ss'.Mo'.OOO
m* m Mlmra-
waak
I
Tbe lollowlag
ftlliooanm
;."'.'
ot prvrlooa
Dm tlUW.m •« DnoMia......
>•"•
•
Vi.iiiiiry,
Balance at cIo»e of March
The foUowiug table will
. .;
.
.
.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
80, 1571,]
tnor that tlio Treasury would not conttnus to wll (jold In Jkou»ry, which in itself HeemR probable enough, but In view of il...
very lar«o Treasury dlsbursementa on other acoount.<, wm
hurdlv S(>cm to b« of sulllcieut im|X>rtauce to advitnci^ tlio pr
An additional reason assigned (or the incroaaca tinunosn, Ik, thttt
parting have liiTU luiyiiij; to ooviir short ooutracm. Bhowlii(( l.y
Golil
:
'
i
J
. .
.
,
.
.
...
.
,
THE CHEONICLE.
866
peCember
.
,
30, lb71.
GENERAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
here. Qnotatlons In New York are made oi the
Active Stocks and Bonds slven on a Previous Page are not Repeated
and Kallroad Sccnrltles are quoted In a Separate 1,1st.
Per Cent Value. Whatever the Par may be. Southern. City
AND
BTOOES
Sliw VOHK.
Clove,
State Bonds.
Tennessee 68, old
do new bonds
do
Virginia 6s, old
do newbonds
do
6s
Han.
do
Louisiana
&
St.
do
do
78,
do
8s
California 78
Penitentiary
of 1910.
100
!01
101
101
:0!
68,1878
68,188S
78,1878
101*
Bounty, reg
do cou
105 Hi
109
105
IS'S
1873
1874
1875
1877
1878
181i
1«T5
1876....
1(16
105
lO.i
IDS
05
...
101
K
;
('
. . . .
!
Is,
subscription
8S)i
lOi
Keokuk
ft St. ratil, 88.,..
'Carthage ft Bur, 8s
_,
Peoria ft H.tn
78,1865-76
Erie 1st Mortgage Extended.
Buff. N. r.
&
Long Dock
Dixon,
Endorsed.
1879
1SS3
1880
1888
K. Ist M., 1877,
7'8, 188!,
95
92
87
S4
90
90
Bttnds
. .
H
CO,
aiicv
Fox R. Valley
'Quincy ft Warsaw 88
aw,
111. Grand Trink..
k
92
ft
SI
83
21
37
91
91
85'
Chlc, Dub.
Burlington
do
do
do
do
do
81
88
OS,
,
ft
M.,
do
do
do
do
do
Land
2d
3d
S.,
8.,
/
,
do
do
_
94
7s.
8b.
IMS
95>ti
88 x;
63
84
23V.
42
9S
97
„
(
.
,
.
M
.
m
~
'Tfnt* BlTsr.Ti.ifW., ..,„„„
do
do
'76
&
&
Sandusky
Concord
Cin..
van
do
87
20
13;
iO
"
('Inclnnatl
92
104
do
do
do
110
104'
104>»
129
25
79
68
.
Alleghany County,
do
Belvidere
do
do
5
6b, '85
Delaware, 1st M.,6.
do
.t Dayton stock..
Columbns ft X en fa stock
Dayton ft Michigan stock
Little Miami stock
do
do
2d M.,6.
3d M.,e.
do
do
do
of '89
consol., 6 of 'sy..
6
.,
92
92
67
100
101
82
80
96
94
93
91
100
98
81
80
(3
to
95
94
98
87
65
85
10
87
80
77
72
70
88
82
70
65
87
85
SI
90
:07X 108
40
38
t08H
108
I,OVISVILI>E.
Louisville
do
91
95
P2
83
93
90
88 >,
Camden &Amboy. 60^75
do
60^83
do
ft
Cin, Ilani.
so
75
80
73
.
...
7, 80..
7, '85..
Ind., Cin. ft Laf., Ist M.,7
(I.&O )lstM.,7,18M
do
.Tunc.,Cln.&lnd„lstM.,i,'85,
Little Miami, 1st M.,6,1883 ....
m~S£
5s
D.. Ist M.,
do To'dodep,hrts,7','81.'94
Dayton ft West., 1st M.,7, 1905,
iBt M., 6, 1005,
do
do
S3'
new
do
ft
f
95
Funded Debt
86
«1
103
•
98:
80
28
do
2d M.,
do
3d M., 8,77..
Indiana, iBt M.,7
do 2d M.,7, 1877..
,.
do
lIMk Colnm., ft Xenla, Ist M., 7, '90,
..i Dayton ft Mich., Ist M.,7 81.,
2d M.,7, '84.,
do
do
3d M.,7, '88.,
do
do
SO
68, 187! I'O
Stock Loan,63, *7a-'7T 102^ 103
do
6s,
Philadelphia 6s, old
r^a
do
6s,
99« 99>i
do
do
93X
92
.58
do
do
Loan
Pittsburg CompromiBe 4>is.
93/t
68
7-SOs
Co., Ohio 6 p. c.
Cln,, Ilam.
140'
Cln.
5s, 1877
Militarv
SIS
97
6, '90,
ong bds<,
do 7p.c., ItoSyrB,
do
do Ig l)ds, 7 ft 7.S0S
Covington ft Cln. Bridge
Ham.
do
3X
PHILADELPHIA.
Pennsylvania
97 >»
do
do
I34X
131 'h
115
do preferred
Vermont & Canada....
Vermont & Massachusettfl..
9e«
CIIVCINIVATI.
21
-,7
common
102M
102
M.,unend.,6,'90..
1st
do 2d M., endorsed,
Baltimore ft Ohio stock
Parkershnrg Branch
Central Ohio
preferred
do
145
146
95
Clev. stock.
Rutland
SO
102
do 2dM., S. K.,«,'85.
do 3dM., S. F.,6,1900
do 3d M. (Y. ftC)6.'7;
do Cons, (gold) 6, 1?00
We8tMd,lstM.,cndorsed,6,'90
99X
us
Norwich A Worcester...
Ogdens. & L. Champlaln
do
do
pref....
Old Colony & Newport
Port., Saco & Portsmouth..
33
Pitts, ft Conncllsv.,l8t M,,7, '98
1st M., 6, 188!
do
do
Connecticut River
Connecticut & Passumpslc, pf.
Eastern (Mass.)
Fltchburp
Indianapolis, Cln. & Lafayette
Manchester & Lawrence
Nashua & Lowell
Northern of New Hampshire.
95
lOO
lOO
90
96
1OO
07
do
do
do
do
Mass., 1st M.,6,
Boston & Albany stock
Boston & Lowell stock
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Cheshire preferred
78K
49H
1
95
do
do BondB, 7, 1877.
Rutland, new, 7
Verm't Cen., Ist M., cons., 7, '86
do 3dMort., 7, 1891...,
Vermont & Can., new, 8.
Si
Central Ohio, let M.. 6
Marietta ft cm., st M., 7, 1891
do
do
2d M.,7, 1896.
Northern Cent., Ist M. (guar) 6
certificates..
& Newport Bds, 6,
.
"
,
m
& Clev., Ut M., 7, 77. 80
Rastern Mass.. conv.. 6, 1874...
162"
& Lake (h. 88
nartford & Krle, Ist M (ncw>7, .•9X
Vermont
l02M
.
I
94
S>s Old Col.
104
Bnd.R. 7s, 'id M.S. P. 1885
4th S.,do8». 103). i°i
do
yM»
78, 8il Mort., 1871
5th S.,do8». 103 s 107
Harlem, Ist Mortt^age 73
lOlH 102
6th S.,do8s. wax 1»7
do
Con. M. & S'kg F'd 63, 90
Bui-1. ft M. (In Neb.) 1st
»5)S
Albany & Sasqh'a, Ist b ands. ;03 103X Quincy ft Palmyra, 88 conv.
lOo
do
<lo
3d do ., 93), 94
HO
Kansas City ft C.. 10s
do
do
3d do .,
100
St. Jo. ft C. Bl 1st M., 108
Mlo,h.rent.,lBt M,88, 1882 ...,
Mo. B., Ft., 8. ft Gulf, stock.
Chic, Bur. i Q, 8 p. c. l9t M.
112>i
96
do
do
Ist. M, 108
Mich. So. 7 per ct. id Mort
98
98 j^
90
do
do
2d M., 10s
Mlch.S.& N 1, S. F. 7p. c
lOiK
15
25
Leav Law. ft Gal., stock
Pacific R, 7s. guart'd hy Mo.. ;02J<
do
do
1st M., 108.
9iM
ijaiji'
Central Pacific gold Bonds,.
;u3x ""=! Michigan Air Line, 8s
lOJ
im",
Union Pacific 1st M'g? Bonds, 93X
Jackaon, Lansing ft S..8s
lOOK 1021
do
Lund Grants, 78 19>i
90
Ft. Wayne. Jackson ft S., 8b.
do
Income lOe
Grand Rapids ft Ind, guar, 7's. too'
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875
loik
164'
101
Grand River Valley. 8s
Bellevue & S.llls. H. lat St. S's
Chlc ft Mich. Lake, S., Ss. ,.
so
84
Alton &T. II., Ist M
84
Detroit, Lansing ft L, M, Ss
87
do
do '."d M pref
do
do 2d M. income.. 77
73
Ohlc. & N. Western S. Fund.,
Ne-<r. or Recent Itoans
do
do
Int. Bonds 'w
(Purchasers pay accru'd Int.)
do
do Consol. bde 9:x
Atlanta ft Klclim ,^ir Line, b's,
87),do
do
Kxtn. Bdf ^8
.\tlantlr & Pac. 6s, gold guar,
80
<'"
90
_ ''°. „. Jo. Land IstMort.. lOJ 101 3nr. C. R. ft M. RK. 1st MS(gd)
Han. & St. .
Grants..,
Central of Iowa, lat, 7'8, gold,.
do
do convertible
M>« 95
do
2d, 7'b, gold,
85
»3l .Lack. & Western, Ist M 100
Chea.&OhloRR, lBtM,,6,(gd>
94
97" Elizabethlown ft Padncah, 8'a.
<">
adM. 96
90
_ ,'"> Wab'h, 1st
Tol. ft
Mort. extM
98
EvausvU e. T.H, ft Chic,7'8gld
90
do
IstM.StLdlv m'ii
Grand Rapids ft Ind. 7a, gold.,
90
93" Houston & Texas Cent. 7'a
do
Hd Mort
gld
90
do
85
Equip. Bds...,
Indianapolis ft Western 2d, B's
80
87!,I onu. Convert.
Lake Shore 'onBolldated, 7.
99
a
!l°, ^ ..
Hannibal ft Nap r.B in M
88
Midland Pactflc, Ist, gold, 7b..
90
Great Western, lit M.. ]»H't
Mobile & ilontgomery
95
do
adM. 1893....'
Montclalr RK ol N, J., 7s. gold
93
„
QnlnCT ft Tol.. ist M.. 1890.
Montlcello ft P, .IervlB,7'Bgld
111. ft So. Iowa, 1st Mort
Minnesota* Northwest, 7*8 gld
I3«
Oalena ft Chicago Extended 106 V
Northern Pacific RR,7.30 gold
100
do
Mort... 96),
N,T, ft Oaw.Mld, R.lBtM.lTgd)
100
Chic. R. Island ft Pacific
03« W35fi. N.O..Mobneft TexKKlatlJrSB
90
Morrls&Essex, lat Mort
New Jersey .Midland Vm gold
^
:03H 105
''' ,._ "•"
2d Mort
99
99
Peoria ft Rock laland, % gold
90
Cleve.ft Tol. Sinking Fund .. 103
Huron ft Lake Mich end.,
Port
90
New Jersey Central, Ist M., n. 105
do
llo
7b plain,
73K
do
do
2d Mort. :uo!<
Portland ft Og., Ist M., gold. 68
90
''o
newbds.
St. JoB.ft Denver (W.D). gld,8B
nit. "«,*
97H
Pitts., Ft. w. ft Chlc, Ist M,... 107"
Selmaft Gnlf. 1st, 8's gold
Bfl
do
do
2d Mort. 103
So. Car.. Ist 's of 18(8
87H
do
3d Mort,
Syra(MiRf'&Chen*go Val,, ^9, g.
S»
.cei'tbds :6i"
• *!'
gloux City ft St. P.. Ist Jt, 08.
n.r'V..
I
95
Cheshlrft.e
ij*
M.,7s.
liwX 101
93K Ogdensburg
jj.^
sy
2"
..,
nn
rl
ftMinn
:inn.,8s..J5i
r
108
Cin.. San.
92
9I>,
83
85
17
bai^timore;.
100
Gold
Gold
118
116
110
93« 94«
V. (Sanal
Maryland 6b, Jan,, A., J. ft O..
do
6s, Detence
Baltimore 6s of '75
do
18S4
do
68.1900
do
1C90, Park 6s
Baltimore & Ohio 68 of '75
do
do 68ol'90
do
do 68 ol '85
do
(N. W.Va.)2dM.6e
do
3dM.CB
166),
Currency..
49>i
!-'6
12
101
lOOk
68
Portland 6s
Burlington & Mo. L. G.,7
lii'
56
f2"
SO
.20)4 121
123
16
Pcnn&N.
do 5s, gol d
Chicago Sewerage 78
do
Municipal 78........
i04« 107
9>jx
33
ShX so"
do
do
pref,
Susquehanna ft Tide- Water.
West Jersey 78, Jan. ft July.
S0%
BOSTON.
do
do
Boston 6e
83
(consolidated)
do preferred
Schuylkill Navlgat'n (consol)
66>s
Maine 68
New Hampshire, 6s
95
93
7t')»
German, ft Norrlstown 173
Wllmlng. ft Baltimore, ao
Morns
Mariposa Gold
68,
68,
5b,
Phlla.,
Phlla.,
West Jersey.
Chesapeake ft Dela, Canal
Delaware Division Canal
Lehigh Coal and Navigation.,
mn
Trustees C'ertll
do
Qnicksilver prelerred
Wells Fargo scrip
M«
:29
Philadelphia Erie
Philadelphia ft Trenton
j
Atlantic Mail Steamfltip....
gold
"|
Western, prnf.
,
Massachusetts
Amhoy stock
H
90
8!
92
90
91X 9!x
Haven, WJH HO
76 S T7
Northern Central
99
North Pennsylvania
Oil Creek ft .Allegheny River. 98
:i5X
Pennsylvania
,
Vermont
do
2d M.,6. less.,
do Improv.. 6, 1870.,
ft
H
Little Schuylkill
Mine Hill ft Schuylkill
pref.
Mountain..
,
!
1876
Catawissa ttock
do
preferred stock
-*H Elmlraft Wllllamsport
Elmlraft Wllllamsport pref..
Lehigh Valley
Consolidated Coal
ICumberland Coal
[Maryland Coal
Pennsylvania Coal
Snriiijr Mountain Coal
Wllkesbarre Coal
Canton Co
Delaware & Hudson Canal...
Danville ft ITrbaiia. 1st, 7s gld,
Indianapolis ft Weat, 1st. 79 gld J3
St, L.. & St. Joseph. Ist. 68, gld 67
jLake Sup. ft MIbs. Ist 7's, gld, 86
84
iSouthern Mlnnes<>t4i, .^'t! ...,
Rockforl, R I. ft St, L. 78, "gld 50
Chlc Bur, ft Qiilncy 1st M
conv. 1876
do 1st
do
do 7s, 2d do
do 7b, 3d do
do 78,4th do
do 78,5th do
PacHR. 7's, gld,..,
Central Pacific,
Wab &
do
do
American Coal
7s
do
State Aids, 6'9,
K'6s' Western Pacific, 68, gold
Kansas Pacificist M., (gold) 7.
IstM.Cgld) 6, J, &D
do
do
l8t M.{gld) 6, F, ft A
Ist M.fLeav.Br)7, cur
do
do
LandGr. M^7, 13S0,
IncBocds.Y, No. 16.
do
No.ll,,..
do
do
Denver Pacific RR ft Tel 7«,
California ft Oregon, 6's, gld..
St. Josft Denver E.D., 8b, gold
88K
78.1S76
do
California
93
8^
68,1887
6s, real estate..
do
I2<x
1»X Camden
|iniBceIlaneoas Stocks
9SS
'
..
Railroad Bonds.
6b, 1883
Detroit City.7'8
!St. Joseph, Mo, 78
San Francisco, 68
do
do
Toledo.
93
..Minnesota
Illinois canal bonds, 1870
do
68 coupon, '77
do
1879
do
68,
I
M
., (i,
'85
do
Boat Loan,
92« Schuylkill Nav., 1st S. P.. 7,
M., 6, 1872.
,
I
93U)iBonds not yet (Inoted
at the N. V. Board.
101^
6*8 various,
do
do 7's various...
Cook County, Ills, 7*8
pref.
I
M
Albany
Morris, Ist
,
8S>i ;St. Louis ft Iron
South Side, L. I
100
ft
Wllm. ft
do
Loanori864, 6, '84
do
Loan of 1897,6, '9'
do Gold Loan of '97,6, '»T
do Convert, of 1877,6, '77
preferred
iNew York
,Kew York
J. Southern, 1st M,, 7«
Tenn,, Va. ft Ga„ Ist M., 78,
ft Im. Co. 7. 'S6
Union Tele. lstM..7 1875.,
Winona ft St. Peter, 1st
....
Cleveland, Ohio.
691,
162
....
I
E,
6s
do
"War Loan
Indiana 58
Michigan 68,1873
do
do 2d
|Morrls& Essex
Am. Dock
7'B, repudiated
City, 6'9
.
& Chicago
lat
& Erie 7b ,,.
SuTjlury 78,187;..
97
Bnl., let M.,6, '84 118
95
92 S
90X
West Jersey, 6, 18S8
90^
Wllmlng. ft I!ea<l..l8t M., 7, 1900 95
127^ 123
do
do 2d Mort, 1902. b5
89X Chesa. &Delaw.,l6t M.,6, '86. 92
19>i
19>i! Delaware
83
Dlv., iBt M., 6. .8
.0
89
Lehigh Navigation, 6, '73...
New .Jersey
& Harlem, pref....,
& New Haven
scrip
do
do
IN.Y., Prov. & Bost (Stoningt.)
iOhlo& Mississippi, prelerred
Rensselaer & Saratoga
|Ronie, Watertowntfe Ogdens.
|St. Louis, Alton & T. Haute..
94k
107
do
W
Jollet
I
N.
68, 1886
do
do
do
do
do
do
Moit
Dlv. bonds
Cleve.ft Tol,, npw bonds
Cleve., P'vlllo ft Ash., new bds,
do
old bds.
do
'
«s, Canal,
68,
do
68,
do
6s, do
68, do
68, do
5s, do
58,
do
58, do
84«
do
do construction.
North Mlsaoarl, 1st Mortt-age.
do
do
2d Mortgage,
JetTerson KR, 1st Mort. bonds,
...
N. T. Central
34'
,
69,1881
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d..
Indlanap
Ind. Central....
[LonK Island
Marietta & Cin.,
[Buffalo ft Erie, new bonds
St. L. Jacksonville ft Chlc, 1st
South Sid L.I, Ist Mort
Morris ft Ehbcx, convertible..,
ICs, of 1876
6s, 1875
Kew York
ftM.
I
Lake Shore
j
18T5..
Texas,
do
do
do
I.
2dM
&
Dubuque & Sioux City
Erie Railway preferred...
[Hartford & N. Haven
91
108
8s..
7 3-10 95
95
Ist Mort...
let
2d Mort
Tol., Peoria ft Warsaw, E, D.
W. D.
do
do
do
2d M.
do
New York & N. Haven 68
iBoston, H. & Erie, guaranteed
Cedar Falls ft Minn,, lat M...
Detroit, Monroe & Tol bonds.
88
do
do
89 Mont & Euf la B.
do
Ss, Alab. & Chat. R..
Arkansas 6s, funded
7s, I,. R. & Ft. 8. lS8.
do
do
78, Memphis ft L. R..
do
7s, L. B.,T. B. ft N.O.
do
7s, Mi88.0.& R. Rlv.
do
78 .\rk. Cent R
Sf^ntucky
M
I
do
Cln., 1st
ft
do
debt.
97K Col. Chic.
83
91H
Paul, let Mort.
do
do
do
do
&
Clev., Col., Cfn.
KM
Chlc. * Milwaukee Ist Mort..
Jollet ft Chicago, Ist Mort...
Chlc. ft Gt Eastern, 1st Mort.
Col., Chlc* Ind., ist Mort...
Rhode Island68
Alabama 5s
do
do
ft St.
Marietta
do
7s. large bonds
Connecticut 68
Ohio
102
Consolidated...
do
Sd
do
do
do
do
levee bonds
8s
8a
Miss., 1st Mortgage...
J'eninanlaRR Bonds
St. L. & iron Mountain,
Joseph.
(Not previously quoted.)
Albany & Snsquehauna
ft
Phlla.
Westch. ft Phil.. 1st M., conv,"
do
do
2d M.,6, 1878.
Atlantic & Pacific, pref
Chlc. Bur & QuluM'
Sinking Fund..
1st Mortgage...
S'lnhnrv
do
do
do
do
6s, ',^2
6s. '97
to
to
'117.
f2
77
82
88
ei
79
9S
...
'!
Water 68, '87 to '89.
Water Slock 68, '97.
Wharf
6s
special tax 6s of
'89,
Mad.ft l.lslM.(I&M)7, '81
do 2d M,,7.1S78
do
do Ist M.,7. 1906,.,,
do
Jell'.,
93*
9fi
S5
87
Loulsv, C. ft Le.\,. Ist M., 7, '97..
L^uis, ft Fr'k,, 1st M.,6,'70-'78..
Catawissa, iHt. M., 7
Loulsv. Loan, 6. '81.
do
Elm. & Wil'ms, Ss
5«k
L. «Na8h.l8tM. (m.B.) 7, "77..
7s, 1R80
do
93
do
d.)
Lor. Loan (m.B. 16. '86. '87
•01 x!
Hunt. A Broad Ton, Ist M.. 7. . jOl
do
(Lch. Br.) 6, '66
do
2d M.,7,'75... S6H
do
do
i
do l8tM,(Mcni,Br)7.'70-'75.
do
Cons. M.,7, *96. 47
do
do l8tM.(Lel-.br.ex)7, '80. '86
Junc.,Phlla.,lstM.,Knar.6.'82. S3
do Lou.L'n(Leb.br.ex)6,'(
Lehigh Valley, Ist M.,6, 1873.. 94 H
do Consol.lBt M.,7, 1898
do Ist (new) M.,6, '9^. 99
do
.Jefferson., Mad. ft Ind. stock..
Little Schuylkill. Ist M., 7, 1877. 98
iLoulBv., Cln. ft Lex., pref
North PennByK.lst M.,6, 1880..
common.
do
do
do
Chattel M., 10, 1887.
do
2d Mortgage,?
94X 95X Louisville ft Nashville
ST.
on Creek A Alleg. R.,l8t M., 7. f3X
St LoulB 6b, L:>ng Bonds
Pennsylvania, 1st M.,6, 1-80... 01*.
6b, Short do
do
do
'^d M.,6, 1S75....
98S
Cam.&Bur. &Co.,l8tM.,
6...
90
86
95
91
81
97
•1
n
91
67
SS
61
•4
I
tons.
do
do
Debentures,
6.
do
do
7, '98
do 7,gen.M.ci910
do »>, legls'd mo
do 6, gold, 1910.
4g
mi4.
.
-
do
I
oi4)e,;8i|
90
95
101
do
89
02
6, *S0.
6, '86.
,
Water68,gold
do (new)
do
do
Park 68 gold
do
BewerSpeelalTax*"
-lo
North MlBsonrI, 1st M.7s
2d M.78
do
Debentures, 6. '69-*71 9t\
Philadelphia & Reading, 6, '71. 9«
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A»k
Bid.
BTOOKB AKD BKCTJUITniB
Phil.,
Railroad Stocks.
n
do
6s
68,
99
95
87
9SM
do
Mil.
Bid. ASk.
Wankill Valley Ist M., go\d, 78
West Wisconsin, 7*it gold ....
Consol, S. F'd
2d Mort
3dMor«
4tb Mort
Income
ft
do
do
Ohio
newbonds
6s, new lloatlng
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Alton
do
do
Chlc.
do registered old....
do
1866....
do
do
do
166!....
do
do
do
do consol. bonds
do
do deferred do
do
Georgia 6e
7s, new bonds
do
78, endorsed
do
78,Gold
do
North Carolina 68, old
do Funding Act, 1866.
do
1868.
do
do
do
do newbonds
do
do
do Special Tax
Carollnar<s
Bouth
Jan.& July...
do
do
April & Oct...
do
do
Missouri
ft Pitts.,
do
do
do
(U. 8. Bonds quoted before.)
BTOOKB ASD SBOCKITIZ8.
Bid.tASk.
BTOOKB AKB BEOtJEITIKS.
A»k.
8BCUBITIB8.
lOO
8dM.78
Pacl«c(of Mo,) lBtM.,gld,«e.
North Missouri stock
do
uisas Pacitlo
S9K
..
.tM«nrl {>*«|8(i 4« ,.„;
too
III
I
T»
;
December
THE
80, 1871.)
LATEST INTBLLIliKIVCB OP 8TATB,
CJITV
Price*
In tho " Biinknr'.' (iii/.i'ttp," pr<ivioii«ly.
Full
ties will he found on the twi^ prccfdln^t paj*cB,
a.
with
quoutionn of
fall
iBSuo, the pirlo(l« of IntironI pnymont, iiUs or
nunioroui" iilher di-lailK, nrc eivi-n In tho U. 8.
The CiiRoNici.ic on thu flri«t of f«ch month.
AND
all
other wtcnrl-
Informmton In rpi[»ril to ntch
dnnominitlon of hnnilK, and
Debt statemsiit puhllnhed In
S. The roml»In«e Tables or mate Mecnrltles, rif jr SecnrlIlea, null Knllroad and miKcellaneoua Hlorka and Honda
will 111' r, :iil lily i.i ih-ihcd on the last Saturday In cich muntli, with nn Inlruiliiolory niti I.' nliiuii' to Invuatinenta In the nevpral dltTiront clanfic" of
{•ciuritipa imhriiieii in tliean llsta. The publication of these tiible». orrupylUK
fourteen j'H'^i"*. reciuires the l»i*ne of n i*ui)t>leinent, n-hich will hn nently
stitched In with the reRulur edition ;
CiiRosicxi! containing thin »np-
Tne
plemcnt will be printed in sufficient numbers to supply rcgtiUr snbncrlbera
only.
Table* or Rank !«tocka, Inanrance Stocks, Olty Rail*
road Securities, Gas Stooks, aod City Roods, with quoUtlona,
4.
will
be published tho Brat three weeks of each month.
INVBOTMRNT OP
ItlONEY IN
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Purcliasps of investment securities are usually small in the
month
a97
woqM
and la making aaeti examlBatioa
themaelrea upon tb" follnwinff polnia
1
December, and the closeHess of the money market has
this year furnished an additional cause for a limited business.
On the other hand, as the Ist of January approaches, when the
of
heaviest dis'oursements of the year are made, in
payment of
dends and
in repjard to the
interest, inquiries are very
numerous
best securities for investment, by parties
who
divi-
are about to receive
funds which they wish to place in the most profitable stocks or
bonds consistent with safety.
rsaourcfs
furnl*he<l
2.
this
w«n
of evatv coad skoold
extst
.,
:
Wbai.i.i.
amount
versed,
do
ladbybosda,
'
PINA!VCBN.
OK STOCK AND BOND TABLES.
or the moait Artlvc Stocks and Hoad* are kItsii
Ooveirnment nornrltln*,
.
wtiich tUoy rest,
to satisfy
C^ EXPLANATION
I.
t
rHT^O\iri,IL
9rhe llatlroati iltonitor.
RAILROAD
f
.
wU o( booda.)
n r.a«h
ex
and the
mli*^ M*d Uld to
;
itora of ths eoastir
I
]
TIow soon wtil the
ba
O^
?
b« cnnpleted, what amoaot of gTMi
earnings per mllo, may lie expected whoa It la conplatad. tad
allowing 60 to 79 per cent for n|>eratlng axpwma, will th* ait
earnings be safncient to pay Interasi on the bonds
4. It bonds are baaed In whole or in part upon a land i_
inquiry shonld bo made a* to the title to ancb graot, vary par
lar information obtalnad as to the character of ths lands, an
fair estimate made of the price which ran probably b« rsall
per acre, and the length of time which will be required to tall tk*
8.
rooil
lands.
Who
are the officers and directors of the company ofTarlng
Are they well known financial men, wboae namas giv*
character to the enterprise, and who will toel bound to prolaet tb*
bonds after they are issued t
0. If it is desired to sell the bonds again within a few months
5.
bonds?
what price can be obtained for them
Tlie lollowing is n list of all the principal loans . now offering.
In regard to prices It shoald be rrmcmlicred that they are
always sold " fiat " or without accrued Interest.
Cbesapeake and Ohio Railroad.— A Arat mortgage of 115.a00,0<)0
trunk line of railroad between tho Atlantic coaat In Vlnrtnla aad tka
navipihle waters of the Ohio Klvor. The road Is completed anain opsraUoa
"
3%i miles, and there remains but 106 miles (now partialis cooalruclM) to "^
partially
bs
•
completed to carry it to the proposed ternUnns on Ibf Ohio RtTar, at or i
:o
the Ohio""'
the mouih of iht BIcHandv River. 15(1 miles above CI
Cincinnati and WO
lie Hand V
below F'lttshurg. Tneae bonds are coupon or reclstered. In denorolnattooa ot
registered.
ttOO, $900 and ll.OOO, iDteri-st at • gicr cent. In eold. payable In JaBiui7 sad
July in New Tork, and have 30 years to run. This loan waa trat pat oa tk*
market at 90, from which price it has successively ))«en advanced to tfes BBSent price of 94. .\bout $11,000,000 of the loan have alresdj beaa told. The
list of officers and dtreetors Inclndcs Beveral of the Bwat prosslast Sar
men of New York. Ueaara. Fiak A Hatch, No. 6 Natsaa itreat, ars tbe
after purchasing,
'I
Government bonds have recently advanced farther In prices,
and considering the decline in gold, the inducement for private
investors to take these bonds for the annual interest, is less than cial agents.
Greene County, nissonrl.—X per cent bond", lasned to the Kasaaa
ever before. The Six Per Cents of 1881, the Currency Sixes, and City and Memphis branch of the Hannibal and St. Jnaepli Balliosd. hartac
SO years to run. interest Feb. and Aur. In New York. PriceMi Gwyaas.
the Ten-Forties, five per cents, are the only standard of the
Johnson & Day. tinnncia] agents. Hi Wall street.
market, as the Five-Twenties will all be redeemable soon and
Grand Raplda and Indiana Railroad.— FIrat mortsM* land
operatloa m> mtlsa o(
may be converted into five per cents. The bonds above named irrant 7 pci cent ^'old bunds. This company has now Inacrea is covarad
by a
road, which, together with the land grant of 1,160,000,
at present prices, and gold at 108^, pay about five per cent.
mortgage limited to (8,000,000. The Land Commissioner reports (0,000 aersa
sold at an areraite of $IS per acre. Messrs. Wioslow, Lanier It, Co., >7 Plaa
Southern State bonds have been very much unsettled of street, offer these bonda at 90.
late by the unfortunate condition of financial affairs in several of
St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad.-This company havlBf
the Eastern Divlaion of its road, extending from the City
the States, and particularly by the action of the Legislature of built and eunlpped to the City of Marysvllle, Kansas, a dlsUDC« of lit mUsa,
of SL Joseph, Mo.,
Virginia in stopping the funding of the debt of that State and is now engaged In the constnction of the Western Division, extendlns ftsa
I
refusing to pay the January interest.
Prices
of
many
of
these
bonds are certainly low enough to Invite purchases, but the
uncertainties are so great in regard to the payment of interest and
principal, that they are now essentially speculative bonds, and as
such, we have nothing to say of them in this column. Of the
Northern States some of the best six percent bonds can be bought
at par.
City tionds are also worth about par for six per cents, wherever
the security is considered first-class, but recent developments in
New York, and the rapid increase of debt in some other cities^
have tended to make this class of securities less popular than
g
'
RnrilnKton, Cedar Rapids and niBnesota Bailraad.-
W
and interest, by Hesry
Seven per cent gold sinking fund trends for sale at
Clews & Co., financial agents, 32 Wall street, N. Y.
Wallklll Valler Hallroad.-First mortgage 7 per east gold booda
The railway Is eltnated on the west side of the Bndson Klver, aad Is now
fanning for »7 miles to Bosendale. and is under contract to toon be In working
order to Kingston. The principal and Interest are payable la gold. The liaas
iBfonaalioii
compleiad
ihnited
of bonds Is innlted to (30,000 per mile of compleisd read
"
" »»—'wlUh --'—•—"
concerning them will be given by Messrs. Eraetna F. Xeade A Tbocsas Clarka,
J^
——
Jr., financial agenta.
formerly.
Bailroad bonds are unquestionably the most popular Invest,
mtmt of the present day with all those purchasers who wish to
place their
MaryHville. Kansas, to a Junction with the Union Pacidc Kallroad at Vort
Kearney Station, a dlatance. including side tracks, of 170 milea. The eoaipaay
have executed (5,500,000 of first mortgage sinklos fund land giaat 8 perccat.
gold bonds, in denominations of $1.090, $900 andtlOO. aecored by mort|a««
on their road and faioda. lying SO miles oo either side of the railroad, graatad
to the company by the United States Oovernmont, amonnling to TMB
acres. K more complete prospectus of the loan was pobllsbed la TW*
Cbroniclk, vol 13. pp. 16», -im and 291. Present price, 97X- Messrs. Taaaar
Si Co., 11 Wall street, financial agents.
money where they can
obtain a good rate of interest^
without being compelled to change the form of their investments
for some years.
A very large amount of the funds coming on the
market from the payment of Government bonds, and corporation
dividends and interest, will undoubtedly be invested in railroad
bonds, and when these are purchased judiciously ,under the advice
of reliable brokers, the security and profitablenees of the investment can hardly be excelled. In regard to security we should
classify railroad bonds as follows
Firtt t7(M*.— Bonds secured by mortgage on property which
would sell at auction, under any contingency, tor more than the
NashTllle Railroad.—Consolidated ieven per
LoniavUle
cent bonds for (aooO.OOO. Price 9«)< and accmed Interaat. Meaars. Joba J
& Son, 60 Wall street, now advertise these twnds.
Cisco
and
I<ocan«port, CrawfordsTlIle and Sonthweatem Rati.
road.— First mortgage sinking fund per coutgold tionds. Interest qsartarlj
ti
«IB,000 per mile. 70 milea of thla road are now Ci operation
port and the Block coal fields of Parke Connty. Price 3»J<.
Schuyler, fiacal agenta. It Pine street.
Omaha and Northwestern
iMtweeo LagaaaHeasr*. Jonas *
Railroad.— Land
cent gold bonds, (16,000 per mile first mortRSge. Price 90 and
Messrs. Konntze Brothers, financial agenta, 14 Wall street.
masonic Hall and Aayiana r«a«.—TjMroeat
grant 1 3-10 par
accnad
Intsiaat
bonda, aeearad by
mortgage on Masonic Hall property, comer of Slxfli avenoe and Twenty-taird
At par, bj O. D. Aaklay
Interest March and September
street. New York.
&
Co., 87 New street.
,
Ryracnse and Chenangio Valley Railroad. First BMrlBga 7
"'
"
Offered at 90 by 0«ofg« Opdyks *
.
per rent gold bonds. |lt.000 i>er mile.
Co., financial agents, IS Nassau street.
— ""
'
Hew York and Oaweco nidland Rallr««d.-n»»t Mort0*(lt
en 7
Jaly.
per cent gold bonds, ftO,000 per mile. Intereat Juasry aad
by Cieorge Opdykc ds Co., financial agents. It Na
at par
face of the bonds.
Second C'^im,— Bonds secured by mortgage on property not so
certainly worth more than the bonds, but having the absolute
guaranty or endorsement of another sabetantisl company.
Third C'fa<M.— Mortgage bonds similar to the last named, bu*
having (instead of an absolute guaranty or endorsement) the
security furnished by a permanent lease, traffic guarantee, or
operating contract with a responsible company, on terms which
make sure an annual income sufficient to pay interest regularly
and retire the principal as it matures.
Fourth CfcM».— Bonds of substantial companies unaeeuied by
mortgage.
NE1W LOANS OPPBRED.
A number of new loans now invite the attention of inv^tora,
many of them, we doubt not, being very good purchases.
Before baying new bonds investun should examine as to
tbe Kverel features of such bonds, «nd the nctoal bwds opoa
••
international Railroad lot TaxasL-FIrst jbojJUms bMdaat
on a railroad from the Red River to the Rio Onade:
Bonds hear 7 per cent gold, payable Aoril *M,t>ct^>2^M:
(16.000 per mile,
now completed
accrned intereat
have 40 years to run. Price 'JO and
A Co., 41 Cedar street, Onanclal agenU.
Peoria and
Bock
convertible gold bonds.
M*aar».*.l».r
island Rallroad.-nm awctgagaji pi« wn
faicjaiskl
leagtfc. bi t s
$1,100 •aeli. ftlcs «. McMik T*aat
^isroadlsSI mUss la
This
i
ire
Rock lalaad!^ The beads are coupon,
y
(
Brothera, financial aganta.
Northern PaeUe Rallroad.-A 140 lo« '•J.CJ'i'Wfi "
by mortgage on railroad and land grant, at the rate of ta^OTl p«r aua.
par. Messrs. Jay C^ooke A Co., fiacal agenta.
ea
West WIseonsIn Rallway.-A Irsl nwrims sf t4,W«( »!.»»
aa
miles of railroad and a Un<l mat. Tna boada are liu 11
bear 7 per cant sold. Price 90 aad aecnwd latatiat. MasB*. tiajaas,
and
Johnson »^y, andVblte, Morria * Co., financial agana. ^ ^, -_,_
«*J^a
P«e«^ na
oblla aa^ Hontconsery Rallroa d^-n|M •« at JP^
m
mile, ror
irold
gold
bv^Ubama.
bonds, endorsed bv^labama. $ia.000 a
Meaars. Soniter A Co.. financial agaata.
.
road.— First
•Ssala.
mortgage gold boads.
.
MWlMlaa jtfsat.^
•!
Vermont iTlalan af the Portland na« •••l Oa
Meaars. Falrbaakt *
oterest.
^
,
JM
.
»
:
.
,
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
8(i&
[December
30, 1871.
STATE SECURITIES.
1871, by Wm. B. VjlSx & Co., in the office of the LlbrsrlM of Congress, Washington, D. C]
Subscriber* wflU conftr a great faTor by giving g» Immediate notice of any error dl»coTered tn our Tables.
[Entered (icoordlng to act of Congress, in the yesr
Date Size or Amount
par
of
OutBonds. Value* st'nding.
DESCRIPTION.
For explanations |ee
^"^ When
foot-notes.
(fent.
Alabama :
Btate bonds
extended
do
Sterling bonds of 1850, extended.
bterling bonds, extended
do
do
do
do
New bonds
do
Ballroadbond indorsements
Loan o Mont. & Euf ala RR
Loan to .Ala. & Chattanooga RR.
yioating debt, warrants a d certfs.
do
do
'
ArlanJt'ls
1852
1866
1B««
1870
1866
1866
1867
1866
1868
648,0011
877,200
49'i,00O
13,120.000
800,000
8,' 00,000
511,672
1,000
1869
b
T-'n year bonds for deficiencies.
Float inir debt
Memphis &
Little
isn
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,188,000
138,500
424,600
805,000
b
1,284,800
1857
bonds
do
boutity bonds.
ConnecttouC :
War bunds, 10-20 year
gw
I
aoyear
20 year
_
10-30year
fgg
non-taxable, 20 vr.. J u E
1
i
1861
1863
1864
1864
1865
Dnncan.
S. ft
7
7
A.
O. N. T.,
ft
do
do
do
do
7
7
7
do
do
do
do
Dec,
1,000
a
J.
ft
J.
do
do
do
?^-
7g
J.
Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
ft
J.
do
do
Hartford, Treasury,
1,194,000
1,04'<000
i;741,100
A.
do
do
do
do
O.
ft
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500
1,000
"soo
a
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
b
1871
S.
Agricultural College
to contractors, &c
John Tllrord, act 1818
do
Military purposes
do held by Board of Ed
ZoutJtiana :
Bonds
do
200,100
30,000
300,000
200,000
4,000,0u0
Oct., 1894
Oct., 1885
do
do
B^nds fund ng coupons
1-67
1870
1866
1869
1870
1869
1870
1887
100,000
176JiOO
866.000
800,000
3,700,000
2,000,000
7.545,900
1,880,000
.T.
M.
ft
ft
J.
N
Varlons.
F. * A.
J.ftJ.
Q-J.
Y, 4th Xat'l Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y. Lond. or Frank.
Jan., 1872
May
&
•72, -3
'4
'79-'80-'l-'6
July, 1886
Oct., 1890
N. Y., 4th Sat'l
Bank.
Dec'.ii890
N.Y. Am. Ex Bank,
Jan.. 1878
M.
ft B.
J. ftj.
M.&N.
AJ.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y.,4th Naf! Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
July
1,000
500
1,00U
1,000
1,000
500
M.
ft 8.
Virioas.
b
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
'
1,666
M.
80,000
750.000
2,410,000
1,000,000
do
do
Frankfort, Ky.
do
do
do
ft S.
;
Various
real "ftate, fS15.410.711. 'The 111,
Ct. RB. tax amounts to about $500,000. Bonds of
IS 1 issued for relief of Chicago, (v. 13, p 569.)
ty, $15,647726:
Jan.,lf80
Jan., 1880
Jan., 1880
after I8SI
The vuluation of
was f 92.000.000.
real and personal property in 1870
Ta.i!es are levied by counties, and
vary from 5 mills to 1 6-10 mills. A sinking fund
18 provided fur extinguishing the debt.
1876- '89
18T6-'89
The nominal debt of Kentucky, at the close of fl.'cal yeiir, Oct., 1870, was $3,072.67;. Sinking fund
resources at same time were $2,589,295. Valuation
1M2
Sept.. 1878
of
1S9S
N.O., Citiz'ns" Bk. of La
lo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M. * N N.T., B'k of America,
M. ft S.
do
do
do
J. & J. N.O., Cltiz'n Bk. of La
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M. ftS. N. Y., B'k of America.
M. ft N
do
do
do
M. ft 8. N.O., CltU'ns' Pk ol La
A. *0. N.Y., Bank of America,
N.0-,Citlz'n8' Bk ot Ln
N.Y., Bank of Amer.ca.
J.ftJ.
Various.
do
4M0,000
8,000.000
9»;,30O
80,000
184,000
500,000
3,000,000
474,000
546,000
669.000
750,000
July, 1893
to 1906
'12
lfi86
1907
1875
'88
1886
1890
&
loan bonds
i
gir
£
do
do
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, st'g
converted
d
do
extended..
do
do
Baltimore & Susq, RR
do
do
Annapolis & Elkridge BR
Susq.
&
Tide
'51-'61
.
W.
Canal, sterling...
converted..
do
do
Eaetem Shore RR
Defen-e Kounty Loan
1,000
Various.
do
6
6
M.
6
r.
&A.
6
6
J.
ftD.
ft
S.
A.
&0.
ft
18(7
1838
1847
18;0
18S7
1839
18S»
$406,275,778.
p. 328, 403.)
ioio
Jan., 1871, was $1,178,677;
the municipal debt sinkingfund was $92,048; $840,matured in 1871. After ih(^ U. S. Supreme Court decision, interes' was pnid in gold
till the decision should be reversed.
Valuation
tax 5 mills. (Chkoxicle, v. 12. p.
$224,812,900,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,687,345
1,403,146
•^69,000
429,000
9%420
6
778,000
215,621
1M7
5
6
3,6.11358
100,000
1852
1851
1854
185)
1837
House Loan
1861
Back l^ay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
'61'62
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
do sterling
do
War Loan, currency, registered
Trov 9t Ureenf RR, Loan, sterling,
do
home
do
do
do
sterling.
Southern Vermont RB, Loan
Norwich & Worcester RR. Loan...
Boston, Hartf & Erie RR,, sterling
Harbor Land Improvement
500
b
'67-'68
n
1864
1864
1866
£100&c.
'58- '61
JE50J
1,000
l.OOO
;
.
.
.
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
•61-'62
do
•232.)
a*"8es8ed valnatlrn of real estate in 1870 was
$123,834,918, on which the rate of taxation was 10;,
cents per $100; income from dividpnds on railroad, canal and other stocks owned by the Stite
WHS $104,610. The St»te has large y assisted
canals and railroads, and holds $5,552,970ofr-t.cks
and bonds of .oivent companies, besidos $1,764,450 In the sinking fund, leaving on y $6,000,065 of
debt, without any ofiset: the State also holds
London.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
Baltimore. Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
1890
Iiec.,1890
Dec, 1990
Dec, 1890
Dec, 1890
I)pc.,1890
Dec ,1890
Dec, IRS9
Dec, 1865
Dec, 1*65
Dec, 1890
Dec, 1883
Dec, 1873
.
a,
&c.
'61-'63
a
'58- '61
JBnOO
1,000
1,000
I860
1857
M.&N.
100,000
110.000
165.000
94,000
50,000
100,000
2'»,000
2,800,000
t«),000
888 003
200,000
4,383,500
4,000,744
5g.
5g.
5g.
^
^
^
^
6g.
5g.
5g.
3,'I49,000
554 180
966,500
2,932,400
5g.
5g.
5g.
en*)
1,000
1,000
1,000
do
J.ftJ.
* D.
do
J.
M.ftN.
J.ftJ.
do
do
do
M.ftN.
do
M. ftS.
A.
ft
O.
lloston. Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.
London, Baring Bros.
Boston. Treasury
London. Baring Bros.
Bo«ton, Treasury.
6
6
7
6
230,000
1858
186S
1865
1859
O.
do
do
do
J.ftJ.
do
do
J.ftJ. N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.ftN.
do
du
do
J.ftJ.
^
400.0iX)
3,5<I9.024
1870
ft
5g.
5g.
2'»1.00ll
'68- '69
A.
160,000
1,617,000
463,000
81,OU0
do
do
London, Baring Bros
Boston, Treasury.
Nov.,
Oct.,
u"productlve spcurlties. Bonds matured Jan., 1871, wr-re exchanged for new bonds
same tenor as old.
$20,115,708 in
of
By
1872
'73- '74
do
July, 1874
June, 1877
June, 1-72
May,
1880
July, •Ti-'76
July, •n-'78
July, 1883
July, 1894
May, 1894
do
Sept., 1886
Oct., '8(1- '90
April, '9\-m
'91-'94
April, 1890
July, i»n
Jan., 1900
Jan., 1875
lienewal Loan Ponds
Two Million Loan ..,.,
Iloiuls
Ste Marie Canal lionds
lOOO
1.000
I
a law of 18fi2 all interest on the debt of Massachusetts is paid in coin, excepting on the war
loan and temporary loans. In 1870 the debt was
reduced about $2,000,000. and sinking funds a'so
increased about $500,000.
The sinking funds
number sixteen, ar>d the securities held cost
$13,621,077, their market value ai close of last flscal year being $l,3;i,84:^ more than the original
cost. The loan to Boston, Hartford ft Erie K.R.
is ^cured by deposit of $4,000,000 '• Berdell" mort
bonds. The assessor's aj-gregate of real and
personal property in the StAte wa; $1,417,127,37''
Revenue is derived from a lax on savings bsnk
deposits, on corporations, on natIon.il bank
stocks, and from several other sources, any deflcl"'neiea In these recpipts beli g made op by the
annual State tax. The credit of Mussacliu-etts
(Chboniin the London market is very high.
CLK, V. 12, p. 238.)
The debt has been diminished
:
War Bounty
000 of debt
Dec,
Baltimore, Treasury.
J.ftJ.
do
1871 ft '8
1871
Mar., 1883
Aug., 1880
June, 1889
Oct., 1898
The
London.
T'aUimore, Treasury.
I,855.3ffl
1,'<38
Augusta and Boston.
Boston, Bulfolk Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.
.T.
448,500
1867
Lunatic Hospital, &c.. Loan
Lunatic Hospital r West. Mass)
Loan, funding Public Debt
July. 1878
1873, '78 ft '83
May,
1890
JnIy,I»T9
$1,5!M,°02 In 4 last
years. Assessed vnlnntion of real and personal
property, 18:i-2. $6.30.000,000, and riite "f taxation
2'.i mills. Surplus revenue is applied to purchase
ot bonds as fast as it accnaiulates.
1 t.wv, w, lyv, 3WMMU 4,ww: u, iw Hui' i,vw,
are Issued: n, 500 and 1,000, 6, lUO, SOOa^d 1,000; d, 100 aacn,01X) £, aUo over 1,000: /", 250; A. llXlftc A:, 50
ug; M. ft S, Ma en ft Sent.; A. ft O., Aprils Oct; M. ft N.,May ft Nov.; J. ft D, June* Dec;
quarterly from February;
M., quarterly from March,
•"
nciJM)'**.— The figures in brackeis at the e
remariiiiriil eicn oMe, reiei'lo'ibe'v jfniiie'ind page of the Cbroniclb, or to oar Tmi' Book for 1871, containing
jnionn»tl«l upon the snb ect
orjpar value— The se eral_drnpmin->tl_oiis in_whlch »-nd9
jr oa
When Pavablt.—J. ft J. stands for Jan. & Julv; F. 4 A.,
iSKje,
_.
,
-
Q.— J., quarterly from Jan.; Q.—F.,
r
taxable property,
;
do
1899
1910
1S99
1909
:
do
^flchloan,
5ft6
20181
State Almshous's Loan...
do
351,000
800,000
525,000
475 JOO
2,832,500
3,084,400
J.
Southern Belief bonds
ifassach'tsetts
do
do
18S1
1863
[
converted
L
all
constitutional amendment limits the total debt
to $25,000,00). Direct d' bt, June 1, 1871, was
$17,831,300; contingent debt, $6,573,683; temporary
It has
$2,112,780; total outstandi' g, $26,517,763.
been decided, however, that bonds authoriz- d
previous to the nniendinent may be issued,
which iiiclurtrs $126,HK) to Miss, ft Mex. Gnlf
$5a4,lilKI to N. La. ft Texas RR.; $2,075,000
Canal
bonds guar, for >J .0., Mob. ft Texas RR.; $3,000,000
bonds to he issued t» same company ; $1,0*25.000
(or more) to N.O.. Baton R. & Vleksburg RR.;
$100,000 tn Shrrveport Hospltsl; $11X1,000 subs, to
Miss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and personwl pro.
perty, l$l .320,000,000.
Taxes, 14X mills, (v. 12,
The war debt sinking fund
IgS
a*
»i*
Municlpil, War Debt assumed J sE
Maryland :
Baltimore & Ohio BR., sterling
^
;
Toi'cka.
J.
816,000
1,648,288
;
since issued. Railroan enfiorsenien's of v ry
large amounts have been authorlzerl, but only a
portion avallPd of bv the Companies. Assessed
va'ne of prop'ty in 18"70. $22^,ll'^5r•:i. Bute ot tax. 4
mills. Rent, lor West.* Atl.RR., $300,000 p, yr.
A liw of Dec, 1871, provides for investigation
as to the issue of all bonds since 1?6R. (IS. p. 107^
Th.* debt has been rapidly i educed. Valuation of
personal property is $lS4.3S3.2'v8 ralli oadjproper-
1874
J.ftJ.
do
do
980,696
348,000
45,000
108,000
416,000
2,95^,840
1865 the debt was about »2,TO0,0OO: In 1866
in Jsn., 1871, $6,014,500
and $3,000,000
$5,700,000
In
N
J. ft'D.
66AI0
1,0(10
•
do
do
Bounty do
do
QO
State
being rapidly reduced by a sinking
isos
1899
do
ifatne
1
is
p. 498. 839.)
rate of taxation. 2 mills.
floating debt, Jan., 1^71. »l,28S.fi97.
Old Territorinl bonds are not recognized. Real
and personal property assessed in 186y at $29,700,022. B«fe of tax in '1&70, 5 mils. Loan to J.,
P. & M. R.R., is secured by mortgage on road.
.\
1852
1853
War
W-r
tCHSOMCLB, V. 13,
Debt has been reduced since 1866"froiu IHO,000,000
to present fleures, by sinking fund purchases.
The 1861 bonds are payable at pleasu-e after Julv,
1871, and those of 1864 after Oct., Is74. A'sessed
value of real and personal properly, 4322,553,488:
July, 1881
Jan., 1883
Jan., 1884
Varions. N. T., B'k of America.
1843
1864
Cha ity Hospital bonds
Bonds for relief of State Treas
Bonds in aid of various railroads...
LbVeeb^nds
Civ
|l,aiO,000.
1880
1883
1884
New York.
H.ftN.
J. ftD.
•
'41ft '42
to Boeuf & ("rocodileNav. Cu
for relief of P. J. Kennedy.
issued to St^te P nit ntlary.
to fund noating debt of State
to Miss. & Mex.G'lf Canal....
Iss.t N. La.& Texas RR. Co
school hfld by Stat Treas.
to N.O., Mob. & Texas RB...
authorizes a loan of
Innd.
l,<i77
2»),000
100,975
880,500
346.000
6,500
'61-'6B
'ei-'69
do
Mill arv loan
Bonds
1871,
at 110.000 per
i!06,0a>
IMT
iranaa-i :
Civil bonds, 1861 to 1869
pe'foral
Funded and
1,000
:
lite est bonds, inscribed stock
Refunded stock bonds
N nnnl University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
War bonds
Canal Ikn bds, Kov.,'71 (to ClUcago)
,
debt, funded and fundable, is »4,800,000.
a law of ist,9 boufls are Issued to railroads
mle to land grant roiids »nd }1S,000
per mile to others, but limited to SSOni'les In all.
Assfs^e'^ Taluation ot all taxable pioperty about
State
$120,000,000: rule of taxanon, 5« mil's.
claims about2.000,0ii0acreso> 'and under old i>iink
mor'gages. Unf unded.debt is mostly held by U.
1S99
I'OO
1900
1900
1900
Sacramento, Treasury,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
958M0
1,^00
1,0
?«'
$8 6,'45
The old
Under
1S99
1900
do
do
1870,
A Uw
Co
Un. Trust Co.
do
do
Y.,
do
m
proiiertv, $44^,398.
Rale of taxation reduced
in 1871 from 7K to 5 mills. Deficit in receipts
last flsc 1 \ ear was f211,62! ; Auditor's estimate
passed
of deficit current year, 1244,156.
:
1857
Old bonds held by U.S. Govt....
Due School and Internal imp. fund
Warrants bewrlnK no Irterest
Convention bonds
1868
State bonds
1369
do
1870
Loan to Jackson, P. & Mob. RB ..
Georyia :
1842
Western & Atlantic BR. bonds
1848
do
do
do
Var's.
do
do
do
do
Atlantic & Gulf RR. bf^nds
.1866
Bonds, Hct of Ma ch 12. 1866.
1870
rundlnfj bonds, act Sept., '70, goM
tKallroad endorsem'is (to July, 1871) 1870-71
1870
Brunswick & Albany RE
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.
J.ds J.
400.000
1,200,000
900,00 >
-50,000
450,0
800,000
do
Jlltnots
Y.,
Value real estate
The debt
Civil bonds, sinking fund, gold..
do
do
do
do
&J.
J.
2,783,000
1,400,000
1,517,000
a
1869
18;0
1870
1870
Arkansas Central
CaUfornia :
Soldiers' relief
The Auditor's report for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 30, 1871, shows the total debt to be as here
stated. The Goveri'or's message, publ shed in
Chronicle, V. 18, p. 739. and vvudiior's report In
V. 13, p. e39, -how all details 'n regard to the State
financial eituation. and a history of Alabama &
Assessed
Chattanooga RR. bond transaction
8;X),ntiO
RB
Rock
Little Rock& Kort Smith RR....
L. R., Pine Rluff& N. O.BK
Miss., Ouachita & Red River BR.
Florida
J.&J. N.
;
rnnding bonds of
Levee bonds
Unfunded debt
REMARKS.:
due.
A N. N. T., Duncan, S. ft Co. May, 18T2
do
May, VU
do
do
d""
do
do
do
May, 1886
do
Jnn», 1890
Jnnel.
London, Un'on Bk.
do
1886
J.i J.
do
1886
do
do
1886
do
do
N. T., Duncan, S.& Co.
do
do
do
do
473,800
688,000
64,800
82,500
1870
1»70
Principal,
when
M.
$168,000
1,941,000
'70- '71
INTEREST.
Wbere Payable and
by Whom.
Psy^blet
:
-
'
—
..
.
December
.
.
s
SO, 1871.]
i:
(
STATi;
»iib«crt»>r« will coBftr
DBBCUmON.
ol
Out-
Boodf.
all reAmDcot
uutM on prM«dlii( page.
jrfnnMola
Amount
Data
For •xpUnfttloo of
root
• gnmt Mror by itTtns
(%*nt
im
do
do
do
do
Sioux \V«r Lottii
ItatlroHd Uoudadiot rocognliM)
MtMOUtt:
Of
WBOB.
of mmr •rr»r a
IMS
1!K
PttMlMl,
V
w-w
Pnilllc
Paelttc
RK
r.
BR. (guar.)
riaiiulbal* St. Joseph
Iftvada:
State bouda
I
RR
do
to mnd (loatl iiK debt
Bampuhlrt:
War loan coupon bonda
do
do
do
do
.
90t,00il
1,000
1,000
i
9,4111,01X1
1,496.000
1,988#I0
twi
ii/iao,oou
M. *8.
goow)
De^IlM
BkofCon.
do
do
do
do
do
an
do
do
do
4o
t
do
•r>-i»
wio
•M-18
n-w
tm
do
mcMage,
law
Uaneaa,B.A Co.
Stale TrMaary.
M.*8.
160JOOO
Nat.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
9,S»,O0O
I8«7
1871
.
do
do
do
du
anjM
uw
LOW
SHl
i:i:
Ail Ike
.r,?ll«t>ap«UiMBk.
J.AJ. N.T.
i,au
Si-*
s>-»
.iiiUU
H.i
lir.
M.AN.
J.AD.
100,000
vtafiua
I.UOO
1.1U0
mauAtau.t
WkeB Dm.
"•1
do
1,0110
'5«-8
nn
KU
iti
II,
liwah.lta
do
New Jerufy:
War loan bonda, tax
Sew
do
d«
do
do
18H
free
A.AO.
March, urn
Concord or Boaton.
do
do
do
do
Trenton A J. City,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
i^5,aoo
MM
968,400
Total valaaUpnof r»al <i«tale IWI. tit JM,IUi
*" '*' "** *"
July,
R'8
Sept., 1H-9
Oct., ^«-^
7
7
1,478,000
lll,08>,UOO
J.AJ. N.
Jan..
900,000
348,000
91,900
<«
2,0119,000
473,000
880,000
9g
4.788,800
8,689,400
b
eg
1408,430
1,000
1,000
6
J.AD.
Hank.
do
April, ign
April, 1871
Q.-J.
will.
July, 1878
July, I87S
July, 1813
Jnly, IgiS
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
883M5
lOOAW
6
6
6
11,407,000
6
1,600JW)
6
J.AJ. N.
4,09a,30»
3,400/100
e
3A!6/X)0
1,789,000
3,417,400
<
At
At win.
do
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1810
Doe., l»n
Jan., 1874
New
J.AJ.
A.AO.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
J.AJ.
A. A O.
A.AO.
6
6
<
l,m,400
1,000
1,000
do
do
do
I
5,190,100
1866
1868
1867
1868
do
Albany.
N. v., Manhattan Bank.
do
do
do
Albany.
a,397,IW
68.W
Tork.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Domestic bonds (Union loan)
ISS)
I860
18j«
1886
100,
too,
100,
&e.
Ac.
*c
13M
Or«(70/i —Relief bonds
Boiiiitv bonda
6
6
!i«6,975
do
Raleigh, Treasury.
New
Vork.
do
do
A
M.
N.
plane loan, April 10
lut'Iiii.'il
loan,
Kaglatered loAn of
1852
18SS
18BS
185S
1861
1867
May 4
Coupon loan of April
19
Military loan of ^(av IS
Stocic loan of Feb.
do
do
do
do
do
;.
do
do
do
do
do
SOA
isn
1867
1867
18S7
1861
Rhode Island:
War bonda
Jan.,iro
July, 1881
Jan., I8n
JnlT.1981
State Treaanry.
»75
do
1875
d.
do
do
do
do
do
do
de
do
do
do
do
do
3d
31
4th
5th
Ac. 8390,950
Ac.
iiJSSO
Ac. 7390,590
90, Ac.
90,400
90, Ac. 9,373,060
90, Ac.
T«,iO)
90,
90,
90,
F.AA.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
i'5«•g.
6
5
6
5
6
S
M.
A
1,048300
«
300300
693300
839300
6
6
6
var.
var.
var.
383*7
Q.—J.
189,6!ll
.ITA J.
137,441
1861
.
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
var.
var.
var.
1,131,701
do
do
do
do
do
97D.00O
:do
390300
do
do
.
.
.
i-'undlng bonds.
1866
RR bonds
New State House bonds
.
18U
18«
.
do
do
Funding bill 4 receivable..
Payment of Interest
Funding bank bills
Conversion b 'UUs
Land comm aslon bonds.
18S6
1868
1868
1868
e>
1^0
1,000
iA»
IjUOO
1.000
a
ISM
proper—
A
ProT., R.
J.AJ.
F.AA.
J.AJ.
some
AAO
1.
April. 1879
July. 1883
do
ao
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A
H.
do
do
do
O.
moat
1,100300
1,398390
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
T. Co.
do
do
do
Columbia. St. Trees.
do
do
do
do
do
ColumbUAN.
r.
Columbia, Treasury.
do
do
Columbia A N.y.
do
do
do
do
London.
8:ri:
Columbia.
ijno
Feb,l»I3
value. Tax rate In IVTl la aiioal 7 9 10 mlila,
will ralae 8:4388378. intereal on aU debt
U volontarily paid In gold.
wMek
•«•«
boanly loan
The groea amoant of the sen
veifl i iea aa tt <8M an
here given, but the value of bOBd* laaMtaUM
1885 varies so much on the partleaUf {•daaa iii
a reference la neceaann^ to UM datSiM arttola la
U neceaawf
13, D. lat.
Maw
1
TbanaamlobaaMa-
poaltloB In the
to do i
^y nofalas at prvaSBt la
regard to the reaamptloa of Intereal or »
ment of the debt
aee V.
(
For the Ooveraor^a
i
18, p. 740.)
total valuation of real and chatte'. propertr la
l8;owaa(l,lt7,7813B7, on which the I mina Rate
tax produced •4,66*3e, and other local tazM,
whica are very heavy bl Ohio, raised tt8,7<73M
(V. 13, p. 840.)
The debt Is provided for by sinking fUnda. wUah
win pay It at or before matarlty.
Revenue Is ralaed from nnmrrona aonreea, loelBdlng4)<mUla on personal property, aaaaiaad iMt
year.ll71,68<31iC Total rereaiie In 1810,
tMHp*-
Fnnderl debt dlmlnUhed 11.7013)*. Balaae* IB
Treaanrv at:cloae of 8acal year, jl 308363. JMts
holds (1,794331 In atoeka and i93m3aDor ralMM
bono*. Interval la volnntaruy paid la goM #•
all
loans prior to 188).
Any coupon bonda aay
be changrd to reglalered.
Feb., 18)3
Feb., 18)7
Feb,I8n
Feb., 1883
Feb., 1883
March,
1883
April, 1899
Jnly, laoa
Angnst,
1991
pleasure.
.\t
Jan. I, l(m
Jan. 1. 1884
July 1. •83-*'
July
Julr
July
'87-tW
1, '83-80
1, 117-97
I,
1. "O-T*
July t , 1881
Jan. 1, 1889
July 1, 1888
Jnlir
July 1,1888
Jnly 1,1889
July 1, 188
Jalyi,'t86il
Jnly 1, 1868
I8W-7S
4383391
laM
Debt wa* all created for war pnrpoeea and la kelag
steadily dlmlnUhed. The valoailon of real aad
personal property for the laca) year ending Apr
1870. (188A8*,«». and U< oi Heeata oa WO. "ToUi
revenue. (831388.
Statement by Oov. Scott, Sent.,
debt at
fsMMt
im. mra
and radroBtf eaauiaa
""
Treasurer Parker.
debt briefly ihoa Total boad
6.713.608.
:
Bank Note Co^ tn,\*)jm: „. ..
were In Slate Treaaary: (630ftia89
In haada of Am. Baak Kola Co.; t..
troyed : and h«laae*_(*3l4300 were dalivarad to
Of the Mtar.
Snaiiclal ageat In New York.
8.7)3300 wera In nae aa oollaierai tor loaaa;
.541300 had baeo sold, and (3DD30O wera la
credit of slaking fnnd. Old debt not aoBTarted
waa («,ja8,l08. maklag. total debt, (113*MI>'. wttto»t InelndlM boadaBadged. .r tallroad iB BOgi
CiaiDtia* of laeeatlgaiMa
menu.
conclndea that (83II3W of bo 'da ar* aa o**rTaxation for l«n, raU, MaM, 1 •a<n* : eoglr. 8
i
AMaU
Aaaeaaed valaa of property, (I8>3HJH>.
mllla.
(vol. 8, p. 7W, 88*.)
^
_
pil*
total deblherejilTan la, aeeotdlag to a
^
g m.
meotary report at tke Coaip«roner,Oet.8l.
alter dednctliig bonda paid In ngr HallrnalM rraSB
thia total debt of (M,M3M, l~
.
dncta—debtof solvaai raUra
.
..
..
.llUWt
from railroads ihea eold,
bonda that will pay mfMik,nMIK^m4
eat, (1883*) : Int. 18 bmb. ob boada piMtai
da*. Jta
980 : eaunalad balaaea,
•Ijil030(-. maklac total dtdaeilaaa af
W
M
,
.
jmn*
2.173300
No
1866-67
not I'Htered...
1
1,000'
Total
other
Intereal now paid
M
ralnatlaa^ Jaa*. .B*.iB i.!I».!
J
prop««t^JB*lM«^««j8jl«g*IML^
I
31,17738)
i«n
1868-49
186)
1868
1100
8.249380
1308.W8
waa ralaad la 8( ata oa tBa(H(MrJ
ihi^ghelBC* redaead to 48, bat a lax bMl
InidSi lalliaad racalau^ aad oa aoM «
tlon
aooroaaotraTaaaa.
(».
Ap.6Q»3»J
71O30O
793,417
306300
—
1873.
TVxo*—School 'und bonds
Bon<ls au't warr.tnts lor Btate govt
Bonds 1 1) sett] claims on State
316.641
74300 9
130300
60300
790300
1880
'>
Penlt-!ut lary debt
Frontier protection, gold, 30-W yr,.
Deficiency bds, under act May, 1871
1870
1871
4C030>>
Vermont:
bonda, coupon
registered
1863
500
*C.
900,
811300
10030D
_.
.
Tbe Stale owna abqat I.. .- _ ,
alsoelalaia^oB diWweat aeaoaata ajalfW I
». (a8l3»w»loh woBid ba la
5
M.AS.
J. A D.
do
Wew
Tork.
"
registered
"
sterling cdnpbn!!.'.!!.
h
h
ssm
*^
b
"
registered
1866.
'*
coupons
•*
*•
regiaterej
1887
1867
1881
• sterling "
Interest fundable to Jan .97
"
dueco July l.isn
New Pnndlnjr bonda for jK of debt,
(iertuicatas tot H of old debt.
A
»
Pii
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(Caaoaicu.
18l»-l*10
1. 18)*
100,
100,
*e.
*o
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
» •*>
N.B. Mul. Krd'n
Montpeller, Treaanry.
Ha8-i«w
M((-(*OU
MMIOO
London.
Bi-iiu)
Wll-l»*
Mwbaaar w alMlaaarie
Hy^fi
^Jg
'
1818-1818
itr7-i»»)
lfn-1897
liB»-HOI
iinanrj
valB*
1871
1871
». 18.
Maren
Boat.,
J.AJ.
Old bonds, coupon
.
•««•# •
A
Tiratnia:
•
do
Aug.. ins
Aug., 1871
796.953
•«7-'8-'9
Green Issue, no letter
j m^
Bds to luiidlnt. on above to Jan., %i
Int. due on all bds estlm'd to Jan, *(2
rutauna debt—
Bank of Tennessee notea.
Funding bonda
"
"
1877
t8(8-*t
'«*-
B
U
^^
In
I
Bda to fund lot. on above to lasrs
RoMroad debt—
Bonds end'rsed for railroads i Sc
Bonds loaned to KR.'s, old., -a*
Treaaary warranto
Loan account In 5ew Vork
Tout debt of all kinds to Jan.,
Ang.,
lan
var
.
end
at
rear, ia6*-TO, WMta83«13W. or I*m
,—
sinking Innda. 83,409444 net; OftmtnSSTS
waa (3388381. Tke net
canal lolla waa only |a6*,9M,
the prevlooa year, showing a B s c rsnai of pjlir
797 on account of redaction In tolls by law of
f;
on
1868. Aaaeaaed valuation of all taxable property
Ia8l3*)30l,l86,or abool iwo-ihlrda of Its actnsi
fiscal
««:al year
The
var
Bank T .nn. stoek
lo^S-"
Railroad stocks
o •«
;
f
Hermitage purchaae dds o S 3 S
State <'aplcol stock
J.S€m^
do
900300
A.
8.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
8,713306
Turnpike road stocks
HerleJ, letter
11,600
«8I,«4S
800,439
do
do
domestic
Railroad endjrsemeDta
Bds iH^ued to UU.'s since
Green tissue, no letter
180315
700300
lS6»-*»
.
9IM,3;U
319,476
136^80O
Fire loan bon'ls, sterling.
War loan
%:
do
1896
18S7
J
New
113.000
2.974,000
335,300
296,000
3,393,300
ITM
State House stock lat Issue.
Ttnne9»ee:
State debt
A.AO. Phlla.,Farm.AM.B-k.
J.AJ.
372AI0
18Si
1863
South Carolina:
State stock
Bine Ridge
1,000
1.000
1,UU0
1,000
1,0UU
Of tto
ifcdatST laii.
able, 8100300 per year, within
r,
The
r., Amer. Bx. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbua, Ohio.
do
4aoA»
Aprils
do
May-t
la
crratod for war pwDoeea.
"98. "99
Pi'in^fjlfinta:
Coupun
do
do
'
I
Indefinite.
Oct.,. 898
J.AJ.
61,lgi
49,490
all
<'H«n>ICLI,T.
Jan., 1900
Oct., 1898
Ohio:
Registered loan, payable after 1875.
do
do
do
June, 1881
and have 6e«n iteadOy rateeod
miti
Jan.. i«-M
Jan.. 97-03
N. r., Manhattan Bank,
s
1,910,083
800,000
an-
»« **
'
Thcgroea amount of tandeddeM
Y., Manliattan
do
do
do
do
do
do
W**—
u^nhjtSP
laal yaw, M18jm. An Om
New Hampalilre war* lined for war
Debt was
Yfn-k:
Bounty loan bouda, coupon
do
do
stock, registered
tiener.il fund debt.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Canal fund stocic,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
North CiiroUna:
uR. and Improvement bonda, old.
do
do
do
do
do
do now <not special tax)
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
do
di)
do
IteKi!4tM certlflcateBof literary fund
Penitentiary boDda, act Aug. 21, '68.
Special tax bonds
taaawe, vii
M6.
Debt redured
J.AJ.
18(1
1868
do
taxable
J.AJ.
M.AS.
618,000
600,000
7(0,000
ee to
icn.1, T. 13, p.
•78-17
Jf.
ei-3
18»4
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do
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Whent
Parable
lou/ni
1,IMI
1,(UI
1,0UU
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CttimolUlitti'd iMiuda
Piifiii.-
liCURITIBS.
.
laiaM«tal«
lOOAW
1,000
1*H
1M»
IW*
statu htxtdH
S.
869
;
SUM Hulldlng Low
•
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at'ndiiig.
iiPvONK 5E.
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of aroBartj
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THE CHRONICLE.
870
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December
30, 18?1.
CITY SECURITIES.
Wm. B. Dana& Co.,iii the otflcc uf the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.j
confer a great favor by giving ub Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Table*.
[Kiiteredftccordiugloactof Cougress, In the yeftrl871,by
Sabacrtberg
lylll
DESCRIPTION.
REMARKS.t
For explanation, see
foot-notea.
AuguHta, Ga :
Bonda for various purposes
City re( eipts,
Baltimore :
City Ht'k due lit pleasure after 1890.
Jail stock
"Water loan
Consolidated bounty loan
Tlie city credit lias been loaned extensively to railroads, In exchange tor their securities, which it
holds to the amount ol $s,HiO,><8?. The sniklng
fun.l lor B. & G. lilt. *fi,ii()(i.(x>U loan was !^l,3tXI,742,
Dee. 31, 1S70 ; West. Md. Itli. slukmg fund, %'i^f^,\(,\
and the total of the several other sinking funds,
»r>.(.H«.24U.
Tlte amount of debt on whicli city
nays intemst is *lS,34a,559, as B. & O. RR. ays ou
¥5,l)00,tXX) loan; Water loan is paid bv income of
waterworks, and Public
ark by City Passenger
liailway. The assessed value of property is |"Aw,-
Kxenipt
do
Public Parks (Drnid Hill)
Park Improvement loan
Loan to Bait. & Ohio UU
One
million loan, Pitts
New City Hall
&
1870, $288,98*;
Int.
;
accoount,
»7i„66S
i
C.
RK.
.
.
do
do
Consolidated loan
Court House loan
i
Total income in 1870 was 6,M5.oa5. Population in 1870 was 267,354, against 212,418 in 1860.
Loa n > are issued in registered slock and arc generally due at pleasure after the dates of maiurlty
named.
756.140.
Funding loan
Loan to Va. Valley R.R
Endorsements for N. W. Va. RR..
do
do Tork& Cum.RR.
do
do West. Md. UU ..
do
do Union RR
.
Bangor, 3^e.
City debt proper
:
& Kennebec RR. loan...
European & N. Amerlcati RR
BanKor& Piscataquis UR
Penobscot
Boston
Tlie ponnlation of Boston in 1870 was 2rt0,526, agalns
177.1*10 in IStiO.
Valuation of real estate in 197U was
*36.'i,593,UiO
personal proi.erty, ^218.4%,;^00; total,
if5H1.08i',40lt, upon winch the rate or taxation wa65 per #1,0110 for State and |;13 G.'i lor City and
Conutv Total speelal assessments were $l,412,it2u
Total amount ol tax, $8,6:16.862. 1 he net Increase
01 debt in Is70-71 was |2,480,8'.'6.
The total debt,
:
Various Trust Funds
Renewal City Debt
Bonds for Municipal Purposes
do
Rftcruiuug purposes,
do
bounty to volunteers
do
city purpose*
do
do
various,
Roxbury war deb assumed
Renewal of water bonds ot '4S,
Water loan, sterling
(.'ity notes (new main) Act 1858...
Water loan (Cbesaut Hill Reeo.).
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(Dorchester)
-
;
1
,
April
Water loan,
Debt of Willlamsburgh loan
do
street loan,
do
do
do local improvem't
Brooklyn local luiproveuient loan.,
Mt Prospect Square loan
Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat'l G'd & Vol. Firemen's loan..
National Guard loan
Atlantic ave. Impr. loan ,..
Third street
do
do
do
BuBbwick
av.
South Seventh
Union street
Granil street
Fourth ave.
do
Wallabout Ray
;ii).
1871. was $26,666,4,'l6, and the sinking fund
$11.632.y5y. Sinking fnmi provisions are
then held,
sullieieut to meei the debt as it matures. T. e
sterling i><00,000 loan, negotiated in 1870, netted
the city $3,823,415 in rurreucy. An interesting article in regard to laxalion, by Mr. Tliot*. HULtvIU
be found in the last fiuanclaireport of the city.
Boston Highlands
Consolidateil St. Imp- loan.st.rUng
Bonds for various city purposes....
do
do
do
Dorchester water loan
Brookh/n :
City fl.ill loan
Gowauns Canal impr.
Valuation of real and personal property $9^8,955
Rate of taxation. 2K per ct. The loans to Europ
& N.Am. RR., and to Bangor & IMscataquis RR
are secured by lirsl mortgages on those roads.
loan
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Betlford ave
Kent ave. basin
Vauderbilt, ave. improve, ertfs.
N. V. Brldsie loan. reg& coupo
Prospect Park loan,
do
Water loan
By
a law of 1871 taxation for both city and county
purposes was liuiiled to 2 cents and S mills ou the
dollar, on the assessed valuation olis;0;and the
Mayor. City Treasurer, Comptrollor, Supervisor
and County Treasurer, are nia le a Board
to estmiate, in Julv of eai-h year, the amounts to
ho raised tor tiie City aiPi County. The Board in
.Inlv, ISTI, estimate I the requirements, and state
In tlieir imblisUed report tliat the e-timate Is over
$2.<XX).00(ne8S tiian last vear, or a reduction from
nearly $8,000,000 to $6.0()ii,tiot>. The rate of taxation,
on the assessed valuation of last year, averaged,
$3 86 on the $100. The rate has been redut-ed to
less than 3 per cent on the assessed valuation of
last year, ana with t'e Increase o Ihevaluc of the
real property witMn tlie year, t' ey think that the
average rate of taxafon for the coming year will
not be more than $2 :^0 on the $10(,*. Special assessnientfi on property for the opening or streets and
other similar iiiii>rovenu'nts are not Included in
these estlMiates. Topulatlon in 1870, 3%.2li0 against
2«>,(y)l in 1800. Valuation of property about $2U>,at Large,
000,000.
SeweraKeI)ond9. routlnuons
Assessment fund bonds, continuous
Central ave. sewer bonds
Board of Education certificates
Bondfl arc mostly held within the State of South
Carolina, and Interest ia paid in Charleston.
(Jharlentoii. S.C.:
City stock
do bouds (ci>upon)
Fire loan bouds
Chicago
Wai er loan
do
Sewerage bonds
do
River Improvement bonds
Municipal and School bonds....
do
do
8. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'go).
Cincinnati
Bounties to Volunteer
_
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build ICKgleston Ave. sewer. .B2
Loan
do
to Cln, & Hills. RR
to Little Miami RR
F
Asppssed value of real property, Sept., 1871, was
$2;i'1.888,4t)(t
personal, $.M,<i70,6O3 (S of actual
value. ToUl loss by fire estimate at $196,000,000.
Raised in 1870 on City tax of IM Pei* <ent. $4,13;',79S; State. County' Town. &e., $2.279,682
on
spenjal assessment. $2,836.K.'>2. Population in 1870,
;
i
:
21^.983, against 109,269
ing fund, $557,000.
.
.
.
Columbia.
S. C.
Works
Funding bouas. con V.
iu sink-
1870, 218,900. gainst 161.044
In 1860. Tax rate. $22 00 per $1,000. The following
table Ironi the books oi the Auditor of Hamilton
County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed valuation of
the Ciiy of Cincinnati for ten years
^
d<»
,
Amount
Population by census of
A
Eaton & Ham. RR
G
do Covington & Lex. RR
H
do Ohio& Mississippi RR
1
do Marietta & Cln. UR
M
Common School purposes, ng
A
Bonds to fu'id tloatlne debt
Bds toO&M RRtopur. whf prop.N
do for Cniumon School purposes..
do tnpurri-il estate for Workh'seY
do lobuilil Workhous'..
_.
do pur.Orpb. Asvl. gds for park.O
do forerectlon of a Workhouse...
do for waterworks
C2
4o for waterworks
C3
do for Common school purposeaPi
do for Common Scliool purposi's.P
do toO&MURtopur. whf prop.
do pur Epls. Bury'gGdsforpjirk.Q
do forexten.&imp. waterworks.
do
do
do
l>
do
do
do
E
do for funding floating debt.... A2
do I'lanedto Whitewater Canal. .A
do for newhospltil
S
do fornew liospital
.. ..S2
do for funding flo^itlngdebt
L
do forexteo.&lmp. waterworks.K
do
(lo
do
F
do pur. Orph Asvl. G'ds (or Park.O
do for Workhouse
Y3
do for seweraice
R
do for Improving Gilbert ave....U
do to build T'V^leston ave sewerBS
do Improvement bonds
W
do water work purposes
C4
In 1^60.
:
8 g S
^ U ^
^ ^
s «
§5
l3o
\\
o«e
A
i—
CO
»f^
ss
s;
s
g
I
8
2 S d^
^ S
00
s K S ^
!;
IIS
s s I
i i
i % I
S
oo
of Cincinnati is al)out »5.0«6,CK10.
arronnt abont $350,000 rer annum.
Population, :370, 9,'j98, a^alust 3,uS2 In IS60.
Total
delil
Watt-r
IntoT's,
SiM or par p«;««.—The sIjmk In which bonds an' Isaneil: o-SOOanrtl-OOO; s, 100. 500 and 1.000; <i, 100 aiid 1^000; «. also over I 000; /'.ailO; », 100; », 50, &c.
"^"tpniMWc.—J. &,I.9tan<l8fof ,Tan. *;,Talv; F. 4 A., Fub. & An?.; M. & S.. March & Sept.; A. &0., April * Oct.; M,&N., May& Nov.; J.* D., June & Dec; Q—J.,
quarterly fro-n Jan.; Q.— F., quarterly »i"iu s'eh!;
"—,*«.—., M"'.'^'='»j from rci,.;:Q, — M., quarterly from March.
n7
."'"^w"
,,
j
J<«"<<rK.— In this column a summary of the latest Inlormatlou In regard to city 11 aauces will bo given with references to more detailed statemcuCs published In .,
the
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GBKoxioue,
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:
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December
-
80, 1871.J
THE CHEONICLR
871
CITY SECUIIITIKS.
SubMcrlbera will confer k urciit ftavor hv vIvIhv
' "' «'"'"«
"
\
aiat
OESCRIPTION.
do
RR.
do
Iter
(Vnt.
utoclca
Dflfitl.
nuriioMS
IttMHls for \ jiri.Mis |Hir|i.>((«»t
\V:il.T
il,i
(
M, Kniir. by
.111
f..r hiill.linK I il.v Hull
K. v., N
'Mi,;«i
Wk
clU,
.;
coupon
do
do
flo
linprovt'intiiit
186*
18«I-C>
bonds
iKMiuty loan
V«ri.
IfW-l
ASSi'SSIIU'lit hoiulH
ilo
'lo
lOytinn
H.rt:>ni ;inl Iltidsun old bonds
/
«m
Vwl.
iivlllcRR stock
i,cni
I.UIU
i.uni
i,(«if
do
do
1,111
\;mff)a
Jdrsr;
4Aau
si^nio
iv
li»,«t)
TO)4«X1
a
l,W\Skt
V»rl.
I,<«l,li00
1.IIKII
I.IH)
1,(IUD
;;.'
KitwauN. s, wharf.
iind P.
Wlift'f pr«>|)erty
RR
Foroldlhihlllllcs
.'."!'.!!
bonds, endorsed by Loniaville..
ft .1.
H.
Y.,
I'u.:
Louisville.
Louisville.
do
do
do
do
N. Y.
'.":
'
Illy d.bt .Mir (pay. au'lv till •»!)..
do do DKF ipay. an'ly till "»)..
Ilonds lo Mob.& (H. North HR.
Bonds to lirand Trunk liailruad. . .
ii
irf h.iinis
id.'bt.;;. !!!!;;."."'
"
'
Jl'it,/., ,„,•/. Ala.:
llonils ol IsliS. N.&S.A1«.
I.
KB
fork:
Water stock
..V>'w
do
do
Croton water stock
do
do
do
do
<lo
New
;
"
;.
Ctintral I'a: k Itliul stock
M.ftN.
do
do
do
do
do
Cvulral Park imp. ftind stock
do do do do
do
do do
do
do
do
J.ftJ.
M.ftN.
J.ftJ.
1,000
500;!)
Mil- e Incatlon st(x;k
"
-^i|is
t
stock
•
fnnd stock..
do
do
d
l^'<l.
If ft
holds abUDflaiil
asaels.
J.
The
donl luK and over fine drill In tinO^Tl was )(JMI
9Hl,of which »%'M.2Sll»s. lukiM lo. nwiil.iM. m-
iit7j-i»a
Nor .,1100
Mobile City Treasury.
do
do
N. r.,
Howes
valnation of real an
Populallon
W!II,K.'.'.
1885
July, 1888
e-i
.
N..T.,1886
till
1901
s. Ai;i. i:i;
1888
18tD
1884
1900
1900
1880
1887
1898
1898
1874
1874
l>QI
1887
iia*
I87S
V.
F.
int
1878
1901
U
and ronntt.lhonirb lil<niii:il
ha%e wiis-sic f.r-,.--iiii/.,r t,-
city
rles,
debls. Tlicftill.
oiit>,l»
-i nt.rt
;i. t.,
>
,t.,i
-.
of fnriiled anil
the sinkloK fill)
by Ihi! Jolut t..i,„.„>,<. .,< ,...^.ti> «.<i ..iinTII
TUori
Jan. 1,
J(UI. I.
Otdlii,
t>cs<rlptlonof Debt.
187".
IS71.
IWl.
FundrMl clly debt
»ai.«»J80|«JI>li,79«|»|J«J)|
Funded cunnly debt.. Is^lstAI 30^01,1)0
:
.
.
-I
njBuB
Total (\imled debt, -•wjcwn finjWJM
Less sinklug fund.... \*fiC»fm 111.115 »t
yS.IIMn
lt.ig
Funded, less s'k'K rd4»,as),1W HKftlSa Va.ianyfgi
Temporary clly debt, (.mjrit VSf
City revenue bouds..
1,848.100
ZJtf
Counly
V^
584^00
l»ec. IS. T^l. Comptr.-!!.-- stnr.
al »
,
i.,r,i!
Uli^
Oc,
of >
Till' folluolii^- l,i:-le>l,--
1880.
ten
yeun of proi>eriy
valitaiioi
IfltS
18M
t s
= a a
1897
1888
188*
1881
1888
a
o
a
M.ftN.
1884-188)
1888
1879-188)
1873
1871-in)
M.ftN.
1880
M.AN.
i S 8 C R E B a e s p »
ISM
ira
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
IMS
N.
18)0
Ittlllll
l)pft
M.AN-
Ii
law
1871
1*71
18-1
ifMiililifi
l«l
a.nB.floo
-.
;tri.800
370,(100
I,IXXI.(WI
818,000
768.0011
1,108.700
100/XXI
7,»,000
tfsom
1853
185<
1851
rev. Ii'ds. Ac.
Total tj-np-y debt.. »»,181.I-J»tI.4r
lfl>7
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
iKXi.ixn
«,«n,floo
i,<inn
«n.i««>
2(R.HK1
l,nu
;ii.v«»p
l,i««i
,
r>'al
Tlie Andilor'(ales tlial rrr,
penses. CI y owns »i
BoodaareendonetibrN. A
ftM.
M.ftN.
3.000,000
4,CW,(XXI
9ic,;oo
*.
<•
tim
sels April, 1871.
1X71,
M.ft N.
do
do
of 18W.
debt ai.oui xmnjnn, againM whirk tk« e««T
T(}t>l
ISTS-tim
M.A
1 t«SO,(iao applied
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I
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of Mobile.
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1880
1885
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Consolidated stock, coupon
City Parks 'miTovem't fund stock.
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Public Bc'iool bulldlnftliind stock.
Ad -Itional Croton water stock
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County Couit Uonse stock
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Charleston,
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Sireni openiniraud Improve, bonds
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do
1880
18<5-SI
1852
1865
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do
do
do
do
City Cemetery stock
City Improvement stoclc
do
do
Lunatic Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stock
Fire leleu'raph bonds
Tax relief bonds
do
do
coupon
New York Bridee bonds
Acenmulate<ldeht bonds
Ktreet liitp-ovement bonds
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THE CHRONICLE.
872
[December 30, 1871.
CITY SECURITIES.
Subscribers
eonfsr a sreat favor by g^lvtns us immediate notice of any error dlscoTered tn our Tables.
ivill
DESCRIPTION.
foot notes on
2<1
Amount
Date
of
references, see
page of previous.
For explantlon of
all
Rate
Out-
pa]
BondB
Val
st'nding.
dent.
Principal,
Where Payable and
J.&D.
New Orleans,
do
N. Orleans or N. Tork,
Jfew Orleans— iCor\iin.ueA)
Funding loan,
8,000,000
7
8
355,000
538,000 7 3-l(
<
157,000
1970
Jefferson City, (debt assumed)
Wharf Improvement Bonds
Trust Funds
Philarlelp/tia
:
Bonds issued prior
to consolidation,
do
to pay for stoclc subs,
for extension of gas worlis. .
do
do
do lor permanent improvemts...
do (or pari{ purposes
do for war and bounty purposes.
do for municipal
& school
•55-'!l
'59-'10
'68- '70
'62-'66
•m-10
purp.
PlUsburgli :
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds and certiflcates, coup, and registered
(
Compromise RR. bonds (coupon)..
Portlaml, Me.:
Loan to At. & St. L. KR. Co
18i0
1867-'fi9
I^ovidence. R.
rt
1867
1867
1868
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,865,700
1852
375,000
J.!& J.
6
A.&O.
.J.& J.
6
6
5
.
.
.
.
.
School bonds, 1870
<ip<i|f.
7&If.
7g.
7b.
7g.
ir-"ig-
Savannah, Ga.:
To
water works.
I'urcliase site for
Improvement
Savannah
ol
18.18
1-63
1853
t.iver.
Sav., Albany & Gulf RR
Funding coupons* oiher purpo.'cs
Redemption of bonds
do
do
Bonds of intern. il improvements..
St. Jo/teph, Mo.:
Bds to St. Jos.
&
Den. C. RR.
Mo. Valley RR,
St. Jos. & Topeka
do
do
&
St. ,IoB.
t'iver and
27,340
99,00n
196,000
5,000
62.600
937.600
402,800
117,000
349,600
500,000
h
1866
1860
1870
1870
1,000
500
1,000
431,500
150,000
76,800
600
600
1S69...
RR
1860-'66
b
1858-;59
h
a
lls-'TO
h
Wharf Bonds
City Improvement Bonds
Funding Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds
St. LoHiK, May. IS71
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
7
J.
J.
60U
J.
J.
M.& N.
J.&
M.&N.
.
7
6
10
10
6
10
10
10
l>i72
May, 1871
May, 1875
June, 1876
Feb., 1878
ch, 188S
Ma
Dec,
1888
Feb., 1886
Nov., 1819
June,
Nov.,
Commerce
Population in 1870, 19.566 against 8.932 in 1860. Revenue from .111 sources in 1870-71 wa^ stim ted at
In 1870 assessed valuation of property
$195,000.
was $11. 000,000; rate of tax, IX percent total revenue (int. fund $l:»,t87. p-neral fund $81,146)
$217,000. The city owns $51X1.000 of SI. Jo. & Denver C.RR. sto' k,$5|i,0(Xl St, Jo,* Toi.eka stock,
$150,000 Mo, Valley stock, their value being nominal.
Public buildings &c., are worth about
'80-'89
do
'
Nov., 1889
'80-'86
St.
;
1873
'78-'79
'8«-'e9
'78- '80
1872
1891
$150,000.
Population 1870, 310,864 against 160.773 In 1860. City
anl county pove nnients and finances are separate. Total debt April 11,1871. $12.,TO.50I). Antlcnation bonds since Issued, payable l»n.. 1872,
Assessed
$1,000,000. .County debt is $3.212.lilX).
valuation of all property (abont li" per cent of
:
Real
cst'ite
and public buildings.
1846-7
1840-68
.
Stree' improvenieut bonds
Waterworks honrt« (olil)
Bonds to Paciflc Railroad
l'iSl-66
l(«l-58
I851-5S
1854-57
1851-55
do do Iron Mountain RR
do do North Mo. RR
do Ohio & Missipnl RR
Tower Grove Park bonus (gold).
Sewer bunds
Harbor and wharf bonds
La'ayette Park bonds
New watt-'rwork bondd (gold)
o
11N52-54
1S68
18Sl-«
1852-68
.
var.
var.
var.
var.
2,689,000
778,000
299,000
482,000
456,000
1,(100
Van.
Van.
6
«
6
Van.
Van.
Van.
Van.
Van.
(,
6
6
2 «,(«»
417.000
346,010
l,0»t,000
fig-
var.
1,21:1,000
6
58,500
3,960,000
6
399,0)1)
lOO, &c.
1867-70 1,000
l.«&
8
F.
&
6g.
'75- '88
71-'86
'71-'83
•7l-':3
"74-'77
'74-'75
•72-'74
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.
J.&D.
12&7i
TI-'91
do
Van.
Van.
Vml.
6
Republic,
do
do
do
Varl.
li
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
N.Y.,N.Bk
M.&IN.
actual value), old city, $1.I2.000.0(X), witli a tax rate
of V/i per cent ; new city. $1,000,0110, with tax rate
V of 1 p. c. ; estiuiated income 1871-2, $3,151,489.
Aug., 1898
'fl-'8»
'77- '88
'71-'76
June,
'87-'90
Population 1870. 30,030 against 10.400 In 1860. Total
revenue 1870-71, $177,650; annual interest account,
Minn.:
St. rnul'i.
Revenue Bonds
var,
320,31-2
Preferred bonds
Lake Superior ,t Miss.
6t Paul & Ch cago RR
8 per cent bonds
Tar
a
152,044
2 O.K) 1
6
1.000
li»),000
«
var
95,125
RR
ISt.
Paul and
InlSW.
,
Nov., 18^3
Joseph Treasury.
do
Jan.
do
M.&S. N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk
var.
St. Joseph Treasury.
var.
do
do
J. & J. N.Y., Norlhrup & Chick.
J. & J. N. Y. N. B'k (;onmierce
var.
city owns real estate and other property valued
at $2,763,980. Assessed value of real estate In 1870.
$11,861,464. against $12 219,140 ill 1869; total income
in year 1869-70 from taxes and other sources,
$1,1»1,222. Population, 1870, 28,235, against 22.292
The
July,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y. N. B'k
do
var.
M.&N.
:
1881
do
do
do
do
do
do
*D.
& J.
'I
1887
do
do
do
do
& D.
was
unking
olal taxes collected, $2,838,521
funds imiounted to $;,S82,!)89. All the values for
San Francisco are given in gold.
9«,907.
1883
1891
1895
Sav. Treasury & N. T.
N. Y., Duncan, s. & Co
Y.I' A.
7
$.52,611,800; lersonnl, $40,566,1(10; total, $93,076,900. Rate ol tax. $18 50 per
$1,000. Sinking imbis—bonds due in 1883. $273,000 ;
H., P.& F. RR. $109,500: Loan dne in 18;«, $80,244.
Population in 1870, 68.904, ugainst 49.129 In 1860.
Population in 1870, 149.182 against 56.802 in 1^60. Real
estate in the fiscal year ending June 30. 1^70.
assessed at $69,776,603 ; nei-sonal property at $44.-
1S76
1S88
do
do
do
do
do
do
& J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&D.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J.
6&7
'71 to '91
Aprtl, 1877
'77-'78
A.&O.
7
7
81,000
36,600
l'S,600
120,000
600,000
50
Van.
7
7
7
;
1
;
N. v.. Lees & Wgller.
San Francisco,
do
J.
&
&
J.
.
&
Jan., 1876
Sept., 1S85
Jan., 1893
Jan., 1900
.!.& J.
J.
J.
CUv
.
ter RR. $700,000: niort. on real estate, $895,000 and
also holds $714,300 of Port.
igdensb, RR. stockValue of real estate, $n.OT!,.'!00 personal, $11,876,415. Tax rate, $26 per $1,000. Population in 1870.
31,413, against 26,341 in 1660.
do
do
do
.
M.&S.
M.&N.
7
.55,100
i«n
18,1
1
1
7
7
19.000
!i9,500
a
18-.3
1868
HR
B.
('.
500
500
500
500
sOO
500
600
1852
1854
I860
1851
Subscription to Op' Ilka iiR
Purcha-e of Springfield plantation
Subscription to Mu*cogee R«
Construction of WHter works
Gaslight Co. siock
1913
Nov., 1886
Nov., 1887
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
June, 1877
June, 1887
June, 1887
Providence,
J.
M & S.
J.*
196.000
979,600
207,500
731 ,.500
400,000
230,000
212,000
301,000
150,000
Taxes and water rents
Valuation of real etate.
&
J.
1871, 13,785,691; RR. compromise
Jt)61,000:
do. municipal, t99,8(S.
in 1870-71. amounted to
»502,932. Popilation, 1870 86,076, against 48,063 in
I860. (Chronicle, vol, 13, r. 24a.)
Sinking fund Man-h 31. 1871 . $382,199. Debt increased in 1870. $706,000.
is protected by niort. on
.'^ t.-4- St
L. RR, $786,0(«1 ; moi t on Portlft Roches-
Toial debt, Feb.,
sinking find,
'59-'99
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
Saji Frajtrtwo
Bonds of 1855, coup, (gold)
do
do
1858, conn,
S. Fr.& St. Jose RR., coup. (gold).
Judgment bonds '63, do
do
Central Pac. RR. 'SI, do
do
Western Pac.RR. "65, do
do
School bonds '6l>-'67, do
do
Judgment bonds 'fi7, do
do
New
and
real
personal, $511,000,000; tax rale of $2 25 ri ported
by iluance committee. Population, 1870, 674,028,
na. 566,629 in 1860.
'93- '95
and N. T.
York.
li
600,000
«IO,000
300,000
4,000,000
1,000«
1,000>!
1,000<;
.
v. 13, p. 806.
'72-1905
Pitts., Phila.,
J.*J.
I.:
Loan to H., P. & F. Railroad
Bonds for public improvement..
Kecrulling and bounty bonds
Water loan bonds and stoclts
'72 to'85
Boston Suffolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
Bost. Columbian Bank.
J. & J.
Boston Suffolk Bank.
6
J. &D.
do
do
6
.J. & D.
6
do
do
J. &D.
Boston & Portland.
(S«6 niontbly
A.&O.
do
do
5
(
6
6
6
given in Chronicle,
1880
Oct., 1910
Pittsburg.
6&7 A.&O.
4-5
X
debt. .luly, 1871, was tl8,888.631. Population, 1870,
191,418, against 138.670 in 1860. Mayor's message
1895
1887-1900
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.& J.
J.AJ.
7
REMARKS.
Due,
Dec,
Orleans.
Fhlla., Treasury,
J.&J.
6
Whom
Sinking funds. $13,158,545; valuation of
&J.
J.& J.
li
991,846
do
do
do
do
do
Portland & Rochester RR..
do
Building Loan Com'ers
do
do
do
do
do
do
Municipal— proper
)
In aid At. & St. L. RR. Co
(
New
A.&O.
6
a
2,167,37?
24«,00O
23J,000
308,000
700.000
500.000
2;a.ooo
117,000
&D.
«
634,700
1,000
1,000
1,000
Van.
J.
by
5&e J.
8.380.231
1,725,000
4 445,000
6,705.000
5,405,400
11.660,IK0
;8,754,900
1855
When
Wlien t
Payable.
New
York.
do
M.&N.
do
J.& D. N. y., Jay Cooke & Co.
J.&D. N.Y., Far ii.L.&T. Co.
Van.
N.Y., P.M. Myers & Co.
'7l-'9;i
'71-'88
I
88
I
<
$61.'2.32;
in
sonal.
INDEX TO RAILROAD
valuation of real estat', $6,620,178; perIntere t and
13.985 tax rate. '23 ndll--.
fiscal year, April I,
$'2.'2
;
sinklne fund balance end of
1»10
'89&'90
'
1871,t«a,077.
ABLES-
Index to Companies given under the name* of others Into nrhlch tber have been consolidated
Ala.
Ala.
Ala.
&
Deeatur & East
Western.
Florida, Rre. Mobile & Montgomery.
Miss., Hee Selma & Meridian.
&
&
Tennessee
&
Detroir,
Iver, ^ee Selma, I'ome
D.
American Central, lee Chic, B. & Q.
Androscoggin
Kennebec, see Maine Central.
Atch'son&T>ike'8P,,«e« Un. Paciflc, Ceniral Br.
'
&
AtlanUc, Miss. & O., c nsol of Norfolk & Petersb.,
South Side, Va., and Va. & Tenn.
Bav de Noquet& Marquette, see Marquette &Ontonaeon.
&
Indiana, tee Cleve., Col.,Cin. & Ind.
Bennington & Rutl end, «e« H'rlcm Extension.
Blue Rlilgc, S.C, »«e Greenville & Columbia.
Bin- Rldgii, Va., see Cliesapeak & Oiiio.
Bell 'fontain
Bosion & Worcester, see Boston & Albany,
Brunswick & Flotl'ia. see Brun-wlck & Albany.
Bujilo & Erie, see Lake S',ore & Michigan Southern
Buffalo & StateL ne, «eeL!keShoie & Mich. oulh.
BuriiUL'ion
Cimeron &
&
Mt.
Kms
lly, see
II
s Clti
,
see
C.
&
B. Co.
&
Hannlba'
S'.
Joseph.
'apids&Mo.
Central
.
Western
&
hio, see Baliimnre
Ohio,
Paciflc, see Central I'aiiflc,
& Savanna'', see Savann .h
Charles'on
Cliaii
Chicag
tte&S. C.spe Cbar.,Co1.
.
& G
eit Eastern, see
&
&
Aug.
C ilumbus. Chic.
&
&
*
''"'"'"'"'"
''olnmbla
colnmbus
&
*
&
CInn., see Ol.ve.,Mt.
Vernon
Augusta, see Charlotte, Col. & Aug
Indianapolis, see Col, Chicago & Ind.
&
Council Bjuffa & St. Joseph, see K naas Citv
St.
Joseph & Council BlullB.
Covlngt..n & Lexingi .n, see Kentucky Central
---•---.'
"anv., Lrbana, B1.& Pr»-'- see
-.
kin,
IndianapollB, Bloora-
lnKt.n& -Western.
"Wloiv, Xenia
&
Bel pre.
«m
Little
Toledo, Wabiisli
&
Frank
in. Pti., see
Cumberlind Valiey.
Illinois, see Toi, do, Wabash &
Gn envllle & Miainl, see Dayton & Un'on.
Hudson iilver, see N. Y. Central & Hudson River.
Illinois & Southern Iowa, see Toledo, Wabash & Westiern.
Indianapolis & Madison, tee Jeft'ersonville, Mad. & Ind.
Indianapolis. Pitts. & Cleve. see Cleve., Col., Cin. &
Indianapolis.
Kalamazoo & fechoolcraft, see L. Shore & Mich. S.
Great western of
Wis'erd.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, see Michigan Central.
Kennebec & Portland, see Maine Central.
Lafayete & Ind., »ve Ind.. Cinn. & Lafayette.
Shore & Mich. S.
Lehigh & Susquehanna, see Lehigh Coal Co.
Lexington & Franklorl, .see Louisville, Clnn.
Mla^l,
Louisiana
Louisville
ton.
&
&
N., r., see Erie RR.
Mis-ourt, see Chicago & Alton.
Frankfort, see Louisville, Cinn.
&
.
& St ubenville, see litts., Clnn. & St. Louis.
& Watertown, see Home, Watertown & Ogdensburg.
,
Quincy & Toledo, see Toledo. Wabash & Wi stern.
Ilacine & Mississippi, in vvi stern Union.
see New Jersey Southern.
Rariaii & Delaware Bay.
Hock Island & Peoria, see Peoria «r Rock Island.
Rutland & BurliiiKton, see Rutland.
Pittsburg
Potsdam
.
i
Lex-
&
&
St.
Jo
...
&
Clnn., see Clnn., Sandusky
Clev' land.
Sandusky
.
Cincinnati, see
1
Inn, Sandusky
.
&
^,
Cleve-
land.
&
Lexing.
land.
Manassas Gan.see Orange, Alexandria & Manassa*.
MassawippI RE., see Connecticut & Passuinpslc.
Masslllon & Cleveland, see Cleve., Mt. Vernon & Dela-
& Lexington, see Kemucky Central.
Michigan Air Line, see Michigan Central.
Mich. Sonihern & N. Ind., see Lake Shore * Mich. S.
Milwaukee & Pralrte du Chien, see Mil. & St. Paul.
Minnesota Ce 'itral, sec Mil. & St. Paul.
Minnesota Valley, see St. Paul & Sioux CJIty.
Mississippi * Missouri, now in Chic, R. I. & Pactne.
Missouri VsllKiy.seeKan-asC., St. Jo. & Council BluIfB.
Mobile & Gr lat Northern, see .Mobile & Montgomery.
Muscogee, .«ie Southwestern Ga.
"ew London «« Shore Line,
New
mven*
RK.
Side
Northeast & Southwest Ala., see Ala. * l haltanooga.
Northwest Virginia, see Baltimore & Ohio.
Oakland & Ottawa, see Detroit & Milwaukee.
Oil Creek, see Oil Creek > Alleghany.
on Creek & PIthole Branch, see Plthol" Valley.
Penobscot & Kennebec, see Maine Central.
Pensacola & Georgia, see Jacksonville, Pensacola &
Mobil
Piedmont, see Richmond & Danville.
Pittaburg, Col. & Clnn., see Pitta., Cinn. & St. Louis
seph & C. B.
Sandusky. Dayton
_
McGregor* Sioux City. In Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Madison & La Crosse, see Chic. & N. Western.
Mad. River &Lake Erie, see Cinn., Sandusky & Cleve-
Maysvlile
New Lisbon, see Niles & New Lisbon.
N. Y. & Flushing, see Flushini: & Norlh
Sacramento Valb-v, see Central aciflc.
St. Joseph & Council Bluffs, see Kansas City.
1-ake Shore, see L.
ingt n.
A
Mich K n Sonihem.
Cleve. & Toledo, see Lake Shore* Mich. Southern.
I^'^",
* Del.
Louis, see
Tohdo.see Lake Sbore& Mich.
Southern.
Detroit & Pontlac, see Detroit & Milwaukee.
Delaware, see Phi. adelphia, Wil. & Bait.
Erie & Norlh E s .. see Lake Shore & Mich. South.
Flint & Holly, see Flint & Pere Mirquette.
Long Dock.
Charleston.
Ind. Centr^il.
Clilc.g_' & So iihw Btern, see Chic, Rock Island
Pacific.
CInn,, Dayton
East., see Cinn., Sand. & Cleveland
C nn.,Peru& C'ile.,»e« Chic, cinn.
Louisville.
Clero
Palne«vllle
Ashtabula, see Lake Shore
&
St.
&
,
& Mill all e,s«« West Jersev.
Cai thage & Burlinet n, see Ctilc, Bn-l. & Quincy.
f-'ldar
anlds & Burlington, see Buiilnst'in. Cedar
Cape May
Monroe
San Francisco & San Jose, see C n'ral Pa Ifle.
Saratoga & Whitehall, see Rensselaer & Saratoga.
Scioto & Hocking Valliy. see Marietta & ii ciunati.
South Berwick. .»ee ortsmomh. Great Falls & Conway
South Georg a * Florida, see Atlantic & Gulf.
Southern Miss., ^ee Vick-burg& Meridian.
Sonihern Pacific, see Texas & Paciflc.
Southwest Paciflc (Mo.), see Atlantic* Paciflc.
Si ubenville & Indiana, see P|i tsburg, Clnn.& St. Louis
Tallahassee, see ackaonville, Pensacola & Mobile,
Tcbo & Xeo-ho. see Mo,. Kansas & Texas,
Tennessee & Alabama, see Nashville* Decalur,
T leilo & LoKanepcrt, see Col., chic. & Ind.
Union & Logansport, see (ol.. Chic. * Ind. Cc ntral
Union I'acine, R. DIv.. see Kansas Paciflc.
'
1
'
llniim Paciflc, S. Br., see Missi.url. Kansas & 1 exas.
Virginia Central, see Chesapeake & Ohio.
Warr.n & Franklin, see Oil Creek * Alleghany.
Watertown
burg.
& Rome, .see Uor
e,
Watertown & Ogdens-
Western (.Maee.), see Boston & Albany.
York & Cumberlend, ite Portland * Rochester.
.
:
December
,
THE
80, 1871.]
HUONICLE.
f
878
|,|ST.
—
'.
DESCRIPTION.
Mlln
Out
if ataiidlng
Road
wa toot
INTKUKHTiil;
Amount
of-
Ut
nol«.
lute
per t
When
18M
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I>a]rabls.
I
8
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8
8
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morFgage new (Berdell)
do
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1870
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io««l/»a.
July 1,1(76
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and now m a n agaif by trna w aa ef awlaB
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1889
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8
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.
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I
Philadkl'lihla.
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,
Caaal
Jan.. '(71 Cnasol. of Caaa CadaadaptOrt
Ian., .
ro«i
Cost of ro«4aa
1871-1*
Lescdto Atl.ftlOr.
All. ft
year. PKLM
1 Nov., 1(71
real na ^rfaais'
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Boston.
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4
.
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Jan.. 1831
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'
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whan UHe prlaclpal faUi due of »<mkU bat tbe tlm* when tka 1**( dlyldaod was
;
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mi-m
(
•
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,
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Boston. Co. *i Office
m
.
par c«<ik or cask
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v.lS.p.«(l.)
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soments, ftc
at. oa bonda, ftc.
s, rioal«d«t
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do
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na«a to
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mean "sinking riind," and l.gr 'iHnd grant " Conmnnics which have been coni o1tdsl«*d are Indexed oa the pagv >aaad)aitSaee ranrcHtd Mln.
""For stocks, this means the miles of r'i'-i
'
'mnds the miles (*ovrf' ''•"
t These flgures are dollars: or In the
rl/n*: *.l«»aB4 aywaida: I.
i, pounds,
o ,vx)*
t The Interest per <i/.«.i,>i is given
;/ri,;e.,( on stocks
M. ftJ.sUods for Jan. ft .Inly: F
M ft s .Mar ft
,\
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H.p.
v..h.,.
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par cent'
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8 f
5.500/)00
100
tst
Consol. of Agr. Branch sad Fl*ehbi.rf aad
»' or ester. Net earalasMmo'a «Mi«M.
All expended In InterealMfaHalaNet earnings 1^00-71.
tmr
!l871
Jsly, 1875
Boston, at Office.
Boston, at Office.
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8f,
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<ns/ioo
1
1890
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4
7
7
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Dollar loan
Oimnen
It 10 prot.ef «!<•>
dclit. |::i i:si.
('oat of road;
etc.. (4.126.316. Net earnings last year,
$213,334.
L'sedloSI.
—
1.
Boston.
Boston, at Office
J. ft J.
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7
800.000
Amboy—blocK
Consolidated mortgage loan
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A.
A.
f,
¥
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let*
1810
1889
SotuhweJitf.ni~\tii .M
gold,, on r"d ft I'nd
8g.
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100
b.ttk.
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18«
18M
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1887
New York.
ft o.
M.ft N.
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18(8
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Cairo
1806
1884
1899
188*
A.
5,000/100
8,990/100
1888
a.l.
niirigr.ge on roadft 400,000 acres land
Bonits rnnv.lntopref.stock (2dserle8)..
Bonds conv. Into pref.stock (Sd series).
Incbds'onv. i com. stoCK. (4th series).
lat mort. conv, on lirancb. (nth series)..
1st
Oliatten
v. IS,p,
Jan., 1873 Leased to Honsatonlc. a' 7 p**: rent, par yr
ingOet. 1.
Nor.. 1871 Net earnings for ten mos
"
July, 18;«
I81O. (LfSoJ
(LSSOJia, and snrp. on hs
Boston!'
ftj.
Bee report In tha
It, p. 43,1,(18:
783.
I
1,
July
New York.
Bosttm Office.
N ew York.
Boston Office.
M.'°4k's.
tmjM.
Aaz..l89l
do
Boston
:
B. DIv.,
In progress. Ball, to Pose's Creak
Br.
CapllaTstor--, Ktlll,!>2l
Cost of raad ftc..
aboutlir. tetwl, KoT,
Leased. ^
.'I. 6 sa
1, xiva
•
eased to \'
IS. ,890
Apr.
do
Jan.
i/mo
1000
1857
f.rr..lstOCk
SurUnfftoii
Co
Boston, at Office.
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J. ft J.
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Mo. /ZiMr—Stock
Uke
1«6
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Boston, Nat'l Bank.
'7'
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Mch
May
do
Boston Oftice.
do
J. ft J.
3,00/100
3 860/100
AW^-atocE
napUtt
(V. la, p. 413.)
Apr. 1,1899
e
Princeton, V. 3.
J.
J.
J.
7
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It
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Boston. Kimcr, P.
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7
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to
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New York.
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soo/no
ntuh.-ah
iiiort
Office.
y.,St.L..ALftT,H.U. Oct.
M.'ft'X
3 000/no
3,«B/100
100
100
^I.. -^kK fund.gold,
,fr.i:,:i,i.,t
.ill
••Ing
:
Ctniaor. Oct., Ig». of At. ft Pie. aadtoalk
Parlfle. Land grant of ipatim aciM.
1816
18(0
l<tS
1886
Jan.. 18*9
Ofllce.
Boston. 2d Nat Bank.
A. ft U.
F.ftA,
7
3T/X»
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113
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ft
k.B. aras
assnavlag
r
p. 17»,a»l.)
-stock
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8
«
9/no,ooo
tfc y^v/rfrtcmv— stocli
BrunJiwlctf tt Aifxiiii/
Ist mortga'^c. gold, endors.
Ji„ir„i„
.luly. Ifvn
.Inly. 1918
do
do
S-
ft
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n
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l.ondon.
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M'
llH-
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do
Baltimore
O.
ft
F.
V
158,500
800/100
/no/no
TVIOO
cil In
Farm.'ftM.Bk. Julyi.1881 Leased to Pa. R.R., 99 yrs fmai 18*4 •( 7 My
do
July 1, 1884 cent, oD |geo/no stock. Int. on hoada,*c.
Balllraore Office.
Oct., 1871 Several roads are leased by this Co.. and
do
operated In connecMon wl h lb« mala
do
stem, the net earnings last year k«|M
Oci.Vimi
do
1»IS
(3.974,288. and of othe' rilvlaloas aafZ
do
lows: Wasli. llr..«ISi/M; PsrkafSb.K
lem
do
dencit, »9*J85 t'enlral <l. div.. |eR,ai:
U85
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1
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Alb.
do
A.ftO.
m/no
•»»
BnMtoit^ liur^fora
Co,
M. ftS. Phtlade phia, Co*> Olll*
Belfast and Bmton.
St- M. ft N.
N.
400,000
M
Floating debt
Mass. loan.Oecured byH,nX).000,
£'J)!tO!l if- /,'.">//— Stock
*'"
nils, 1653, conp in
A.
(
7
743.000
aoo.ooo
1»,0«4.100
.
uicr
the debt of
ft
atea,
I
I'hila.,
r. 4b.).
O.
.V. 4b S.
J. a.l.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
• k.
IIM).»X)
I
D.
*
,
A.
8
1,000
Dollar bonds
BoM., Cliru. ,(• Ml<:hb.—Ut M., Agrlc. Br....
B., €. & K. to K. Jk Worcester on consol'n
2d uior gage, lM>-70
BoKlon, (Mneord A Mmureat—Prrll. stock
Othe stocic,l->clad*gold<ilv*d8*newstk
1st mortgage bonds, due in 'MS
.\I. bds, conv. (71 m. 4 ist, fflX)....
2.1 M.l.rts. touv (71 m.* istaas)
Sinking f nnd bonds
.)
6
499*n
100
lOU
1,000
ft
do
A.*0
^-
93/I0O
190,000
1,100,000
995,800
1,000,000
.l/&f«n»— stock
.Mliiiny loMis (Alb. & W. stkbdge)
'ollar bonds (West'n R. R.)
ist
1st
ist
6
TW/JOO
,(
July, 1887
,
Portland and London. Sept.. 18; I Leased for 99* years, (ram Jaly, MH, la
do
do
Sept.. 1871
(trand Tmnk ILR. Augal rant, 6 »sy
Boaton,
May 2. IfVM rent on sterling
Lond in, Od Tr. RR. Oct. 1. IHfM curnncy bonds.bonda aB44 o« stock aatf
do
do
ct. 1, IWI
do
do
Noy. 1,I8H
Sayan nah.
June, 1871 Leased to Central of O*. for
J.*J.
A.
5
«
<
«
1,SOO/)00
£'Tr*>'ftifV— stick
.„.
anoura.
458,500
140/100
M., boniis of IS-ii, (gnar. by C. A A.
2d M.,
.lo
'.SM, (
do
do
Ill
3d «..
IK.T, (
do
do
)
Co
'
.>..
I
(.u):,
do
N. Y., 8ho«
J.'&,l,
4
8,7»,CiI
18fi«
&
J.
7
1,710,500
8,87«/)00
ist
B'Mt^m
3X
8«S,3SO
679,50)
1859
1962
llfW
i;-iOt),(XIO
*
A
's'
i00,OXI
13.15I.9IQ
8,S««,I0U
1,K»,IKI0
1851
18?)
1855
ISSS
18SS
18e>
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ISM
ii:tr!C"r.i
M.*N.
J.
S« A. *0.
• g
M.4kN.
Sg M. * N
871.301
UK
Baltlnio.eloan. 1S55-.0
N, W. V».,2d mortgage. 18.18
N. W. V»., Sil iiiorlKiige, 1854-85
Hnlt.^t /*)(/,„i„,:-;st uiort.. gold
Bfwyor
6
7311,700
100
branch
sterling.
i
787,000
'
(
R^.
ft
.
'
1895
N.Y. M. k.'jraiip
J.
.1.
J.
,r.
.i.*.i.
1,500,000
718,000
484/100
.
1881 snil
»(..,
(V. 13, p. 807.)
I'
i.aao,(W)
"it
18M
ISiO
i:bj
do
ad II In
i8n
do
J.*
9,4M.>aO
1
lam
Savannah.
M. K. .lesup
v.,
I
psrcr:
7».
lat^WO
18(1
sinking fund
iK.i.'),
* J.
.
Morr.
for old
im
Yorli.
London.
do
7
8/IOU,llOO
100
1853
.St/tJun/wiA— stock
Wuo—stock
New
.l.«.l.
«g
£100
£100
£:oo
1868
Hi. lie VtiUey—UiU'.ii'.iVUMivir'iT
LoKii.
A.*0.
A.4kO.
lat
reori'nnlxatloa nl
sod Tb
184
tan
5,a00,l«0
100
lUU
1.000
ISM
U7I
iij.iriRiige
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imi
lO.OOO/W
a
M., skg fond....
Jc1
1877
dti
.1.* J.
"h
(I
do
do
Stirling bonds, not morl
Aniiit-^t'i
Bniii]..
* •n[MH*riD*«i^i
Nrl earnlnjr- last ytW, Wmmt
This was llir Intlatr mSim.
the
York.
London.
do
do
M
Its
I
London.
A.AO.
484JI00
M.
lUil.l
•a.
1,
Inly,
New
J. 4k D.
7
7
aoojuoii
,11
.
AtlanU. U*.
A.*<l.
A.4tO.
?
7
•MIOJICO
100
100
-n.
•
Isn.. IWt
8,891,*
a/no/m
a»joo
,
July, IIM
B.* Co nly
N.r., Lancaster,
A.*0.
A.*0,
\1
^
7
golU
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1'
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7
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K
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^
4
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.( /*/ci7io-Coiiiiuon stock
.31
I.VSI.MO
M iiiiiitK»go
<b'
N.
J.
J.4bJ.
Bil.«B
'
I
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New
*
J.
f,
Bf.
i/mfK
on
l#r»st
oI.JJ.]
•
ri
In iniain
afiwfim
!
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Mal.lDlt
14,000/100
1H6S
"::- >ihi,n,,i lai
tnrarrf
.
?
2,01)0,000
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.!
J,
7g.
p.ni.
1,000
100
*
Jl.
do
V ,Wln.low,l..4bCo rat* 188*
do
do
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N.
Jan., 1874
48,000
um ajKO
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.
M.*N.
.I.'it'j,
7.80
,
do
do
do
A. a(>,
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194,000
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lOhlo)
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s
7
7
8,900,000
a.l(liuir.ex«.)
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I
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.
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THE CHRONICLE.
874
LDecember 30, 1871.
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snbserlbers
nrlll
confer a great ntvor by giving
DESCRIPTION.
or
Miles
of*
For explanation of
notes on
all
210,000
1,377,000
6,850,400
709,600
1st (llvision.s.t
1866
1861
1863
gnar.by Ch.
* N. W
1866
•66-7-8
I.IXHI
l,6(10,(«l(l
4,66ii,800
789,000
3,648,000
920,000
1",000,000
1869
1871
3,00i 1,000
_..
2d mortg.Tgo (now
New mortgage
1853
1869
1st.)
bonds
1,(K)0
50
60
mortgage bonds
Ciovernmcut lien
do
1015
7«
50
ISS
712
1864
1863
"ilJO
1.000
1,OCO
.
Chart., Colnmb tt Anffiftita.—atock
Ist mortgagt--, (C. & S. C.)
(C.& A.)
do
con8ol'd,(2,(XX),000author'd)
do
Chartiers—Ut mortgage
Cltemunff— slock
Ckp-raw <t THirlinffloji— 1st mort
Jd mortgage
Cherry Val, Shar. Jc Al,—\%i M, couv
Chesapeake tfe OAfo— com. stock
I8t H., Bkg fund, gold, cp., for |il5.(WO,000.
Ist M., (Va. Cent. R. R.,) guar, by Va
ilo
do
) coupon
2d M., (
do
do
) coupon
3d M.,
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent R.U.,) cp..
i,ii-ro,nxi
111
1809
1,000
2,500,000
'6»-'7l
1.000
3,(10ll,0,PO
IM
110
sa
195
26
17
40
40
21
Istiuorlgage
fMxispUle— 1st M
Chicago, Cin. dDanville .t I7n<rii~lst M., gld, S.
Chicago, fowa d- JVebraJtka stock
2d mortgage, (Now Ist)
(Now3d)
3d
do
—
-^.~lst
mortgage
Chic liNorthw.-iiom. stock
Preferred stock
Bonds, nrf (S. F.), Ist M.. Chic, to Oshk.
Int.bds.funiled conp.,2d M.,
do
1st M., general, 3d M., Cliic. to Oshkosh.
Appleton extens., Ist. M., oii23 m. & land.
.
a
300,000
3,:«4,026
ifB7
1861
18(«
1868
1870
411
43
73
Ti
»i
82
83
224
1323
1323
193
193
193
23
1869
1869
1863
1868
i8;a
1870
1870
1S69
l.%7
lSli9
isi'iO
by N.
.I.&J.
,I.& J.
M.
l,(Klli
1,000
1,000
IIW
1,000
Q.-.I.
410,0(XI
3,36-,,(IOO
r,;"iO,(XHI
aai.ixxi
mxxi
prm
J.
18.6';3,7,)0
5
3 026,000
8
8 f
800,1(10
8
81X1000
6l«l,000
8 f
8 f
»l
1,360 09(1
8 f
1,1
9(»).0UI
SOO.dOO
l.l«IO,(X«l
I.IKO.IXXI
1,'00 ISIKKI pr in
lou
3,916,300
568,700
3I1.1XX)
4.000,00'J
14 rao,959
l,315,.'i(IO
755,000
3 688.000
182,000
800,000
1,785,000
918,000
300,000
135,000
695,000
2,633,000
lOlJXXI
275,000
18S3
1855
8 f.
8 f
7g.
5
7
7
8
5
5
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Chicnyo— ist mort., gold.
vtn. (t Mamnswille-Xst M., guar by lessees
Cin., Richmond (6 Chto— 1st niortgrtge
2d mortgage
Cin., Sandusky <t Ciei'efanrt—stock
80
390
prm
8,600,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
'.
ft'l)
gld,,,
67
77
Charlotte, N. C.
isiV)
ISIXI
&
&
.r.
5,l'00,000
l,000,0(«l
1864
18119
;
:
I
I
Boston,
& O.
Oct., ISiKl
(V.13, p.ll3,369, 601,)
New Y()rk and Boston. July, 1890
Boston.
& O.
April, 1879
N.Y.. Caldwell & Co.,
.J.&.I.
Jan., 1887 Opened July, 1869. Cost $3,500,000.
A. & O. New York, Co.'s Olllce. April, 1909 Road in i)rogresB
(v. 13, p. 667,)
M
.I.&.T. Salem,. ass,, (Jllntun, la Jan., 1873 Leased in jierpetuity to Clitc. & North.).& J. Boston, .Merchants' Bk, July 1. 1888
west, at 37M per cent, of gross rtxeipts.
N. v.. Park Bank.
F. & A.
Aug.15,1893
Gross earnings in 18T0 were $1.
M. & S. N. y.. Farm. L. & T. Co Sept., 1889 TraOic cuarnnfee by !M. Ceiil. (v. 13. p 328)
.I.&D. New York. Co.'s OUlce. June, 1871 The (.'hic.& Northwest operates 1.-23 iiiiies
do
.J.&D.
Dec, 1871 and has other lines and brandies as foldo
F. & A.
1885
low s Madison Ext. 136m. (in pr(»gres8)
do
M. & N.
May, 1883
Lacrosse, Tremp. & Pres, 2im.; Winona
do
F. & A.
i885
& St. Peter, 140m.; Iowa Midland, 75m.
do
F. & A.
Elgin & State Line, 10m.;
1885
(in progress)
F. & A.
do
1885
Menominee Ext.. r20in. (in progress).
do
F. & A.
1882
The liabilities of C. & N. W. for these
do
M. & N.
1875
roads are shown in the bond list. Lnnd
.I.&.J.
7
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
7g.
7g.
7
«
I
i7g.f.
m
6
"ts.
7
"s'
M. A N.
7
65,000
2,980,550
429,048
968,000
350,000
& A.
M. & S.
J.&D.
A. & ().
F.
6
7
7
7
F. < A.
33.1,01 «1
?'l
631 000
7
3,051,0110
liSO.OIX)
487,900
56,000
1,500 OOJ
f.
7 f.
ny.
1
7
7
7r
Oct.',' 1900
June 1,1911
Road
NewYork.
,
Co.'s Office,
do
do
in progress.
Bonds.
$15,000 per
mile
L.gr.I.'360.(XXI acres. Peoria* B. Val.RR.
S.
18 leased at »135,090 per \ r. Chic.
KR. (350 m.) tlnislicd Oct.,'71. (v. 12, p.
720; 13, p. 49,114 305,317 601,)
Oct'.l"l871
1896
Nov. 1899
&
do
W.
J.&D. N Y., N Bk of Com'rce. July,"l894 Leased to North. Mo. R. It.
Bait., Mcrcli. N. Bank.
J. & J.
Jan., 1900 (v.13. p. 18.)
Reduced to $7CO,OIX) by deci-ee of court.
A. & 0. N.Y.,Winslow,L.&Co, Oct.',' 1871 Leases the Day. & Afich. and Ciun R. &
do
do
May 1, 1880 Chic, and has contract with Cin.. Rich.
& N.
M.
July 20, '85
& Ft. \\ ayne Co. Net earnings, last
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
June, 1877
year. $H3,949. (v. 18, p. 338, 431,)
J.&D.
J.* D. N,Y., Am. Exch atBk Dec, 1893 Ind..Cinn. &L..2d M., in trustees' hands
do
do
,Ian 77-83.87
to exchange for 1st.
J. & J.
lyi,
J.& J. N.Y. ,8t. Nich, >at,Bk, iluly 1, 1881
do
J.&D.
do
Melh 1,
do
J.&D.
do
F.&A.
J.&J.
J.&J.
7
560.0(X)
2,0(»ll00
13,91 1,000
J.&J
M. & N.
J.&D.
;
;
;
.
,
7
7
7
7
4IK),000
1,067,4 -'1
A.&O.
i
1874
1874
1898
do
do
do
do
J.
& O.
& 0.
J.&D.
.
7
8
798,000
35,000
&
the Co. are about 2,IXXi.0OO acres.
Operations for the year ending Junel,
13(1, compared as follows with 1870
grosB earnings, $^40,513 less: operating
expenses, $1,870,069 less; net arnlngs,
1,029,555 more. Balance to c edit of income account. $:133,559. Dividends have
been paid on st* ck as follows; -lune,
1871, 6 on both'; Dec, 1870, 5 on both
June, 1870, 2 on pref l)ec,'18il9. 5 on pre!
4 on com.
June, 1869, 5 on both: Dec
1-68, 5 on both. See report in Cuboni
CLE, Vol. 18, p. 273,(01.
of
1884
1878
1898
1915
1874
Nov., 1878
Jan., 1888
April, 1911
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.
A.
7
2,056,730
1853
1857
;
I
J.&J.
4
1,0111
1,IKMI
(
,
A.
500,000
i,2i;o,ooo
Ry
A.
10
8
soo.iai
282.000
500,000
2,000,000
&
1,
York.
Oct., 187 Leased to Erie,$.TO.(OOp.vr.; sublet toN.C.
Jan., 188S Net earnings last yeai-. $38,219. Floating
do
July, 1888
delit, $43.VIX1.
Cost of road, $6(X).000.
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk, Dec, 15,1899 Op by 1). & H. Can "o. for M gross earnings.
Consol. of Va Cent.. and C'>vington & 0.
N. Y Fi8k & Hatch.
Nov. '.1899
Tills road will form a through route beNY., Am. Exch. Ilk.
1880
tween tlie At. coast & Ohio river $2,IXX),do
do
1872
Hm of the new »ir.,«XI,OlX) loan is reserved
do
do
1884
to take up lie old bds. A aink'gfundof
do
do
$lllO,0OOa year conimenccs one year after
1876
do
do
1817
completion. (>. 13,'p. 524,635, 833)
Boston.
Jan,, 1872 N et earnings for 10 montli ending Oct.t'iO,
do
1875 & 11-811
$94,373.
Pliiladelphia.
Jan., ]\m I.easedto Ph &Balt.Ccn. l)iv6p.c.on8t'k.
May, 1901 In prog ess to Tninaroa on Ills, Cen.,44m.
May, 1873 Leascil to I'liila. & Reading road.
N. Y.,M.K. Jesup&Co. Sept., 1871 Joliet & t'hic. RR., leased for int. on stoc'^'
'
do
Sept., 1871
and bonds. St L., Jack. & Chic. leased
do
do
May, 1877
at $i!0.l(») per yr. l.ouislana & Mo. HR
do
do
Jan., 1893
built and operated under contract. Net
do
do
Jan., 1883
ear Ingsof C.&A.inl870,$3,063,299, Divido
do
July, 1871
dends in 9 yrs, 78 per cent on c- m. stock
do
do
July, 1883
and 79 on preferred. See Ciiboniclb,
do
do
.\pril, 1891
Vol. I.', 11. 369, T31 v. 13, p. 604, 636.
do
do
Apr. 1, 1S94
do
do
.Ally, 1898
do
do
Aug., lltiO
N. Y., N. Bk of I om'rcc Sept. 18il Net earnings year ending Apiil 30, 1871,
do
do
1883
$3,779,311, Capital In Ifm, $8„"76,510 net
Frankfort.
189
carningB, $3,060,116. Stock distribution,
N. Y., N. Bk of Com'rce
181X1
Sept., '71, 12M per cent at par. The C. B.
do
do
May. 1,879
&Q. leases or extends aid to branch roads
do
do
Jiilv, 18,S9
named, giving them a tratlic guarantee,
do
do
JlilV. I8'r8
(Usually 10 or 50 p. c. forpurchaBing their
do
do
Julv, 1S7S
iMiiids. Contingent lialiilities on bonds
New York nd Boston- July, IIKHI of lliesc companies amount to $6,758,009.
.J.& J.
7
1,3')0,(X»)
931. Cost of road and equip., $4,950,316.
(V. IV, p. 714.)
1901 Leased t.. I'illsb., Cin.
Co.
St. LouIb
do
J.&J.
& 8.
Q-F.
?^-
3,500,000
100
500
RB.Cos.omce Oct.
New
&
C<insoI. of Clutrlotte
Col. & Aug.
S. C,
roads in 1869. Net earnings in 1870. $370,-
Charles'n, Peoples'N.Bk
M.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Phila., P.
1895
;
7
1,00(1
N.Y., Nat. City Bank.
do
do
A.
7
10
7
5(X).000
1,373.0(XI
1871
138
«
l''89-'9I
;
19,0(l0.0(»l
l>
1866
1852
1867
:I!I0
Jan. 1,1889
N. y.,SFi8k&Hatcli,
M.
1,1100
21
Cal. Pacilic road purcliased July. 1871. (V. I3, p. 341, 304, 403.)
mineral lands.
1S99
N.Y, Natl Park Bank.
'.'211.883.
7
1,000
50
50
'.
'.
.
,!.& J.
.!.& J.
6
7
7
1,000
..
U. S.Trca*. at maturity.
1896-7-8
road, &c, $a,T33,70O.
Savannah, Ga.
June, 1871 Leases Aug. & Sav., Milledgv. & Eat., & S.
New York.
1875
W. R.R. DividendH in 5 yrs 54 per cent.
N. Y..A. L. Hatch,
July 15, '99 Bonds $16,000 per m. Completed Aug. 1871.
Var.
30000 pr
Cli).
'..'.'
.1
J.& J.
7
1,000
Income bonds
Clenelnnfl d:
M. & N.
7
3.150,000
3,750,000
1,565,000
Cin., Lafayette <t
M
f.
8 f
7
"ioo
1863
!R65
1867
1862
1867
1864
M
Apl 30, 188.1 Leased to Dub.& Sioux C. at $1.500 perm.,
Jan. 1,1907
A a pr ct of earnincs(assumed by Ills. C.)
Nov., Is71 Leased to Cli. and Northwest, at J700 of
Nov., 1871
first |1,5(X1 gross earnings per m.:%ot
Aug. 1,1894 the e^ces8 up to $4,500 per ni., and 1-5 of
.\ug. 1, 1891
all above that. Land grant 1,100,(XXI acres,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
May, 1916
sold to la. KR. Land Co., Sept., 1869.
N. Y., Company's office, Mav 1, 1895 Lale Atchison and Pikes P. Cost of
& O.
& N.
A. &
J.&J.
M. & N.
M. & N.
3:B,IXXI
100
'6.S
Mnhnnlna—stoc'Ist mortgage
Sinking fund, 3d Mort. (nowM)
Hubbard br., ist M., skg f d bds
'Jleteland. Aft. Vernon d Del— 1st M.,
J.&.J.
,1.& J.
A. & O.
1,000
1,000
30,415,013
Dayton-stock
&
.1.
400.000
600,000
1S59
!862
1859
1866
1869
1871
18H9
1869
Mo
tt 7;i<(.— stockIst mort. (C C.
C. RU.) (!25,0(M a y ar..
Ist M. (Bell.
Ind.) exch. for new
Ist mortga.'". m-w. H f
& N.
& S.
& S.
& N.
& J.
& O.
& J.
A.&O,
A.&O.
.!.&.).
F.&A.
M. & S.
1,00
2.700,000
2d
d>
of '65
3d
do
of "67
Cinctnnati cfc /n^— 1st mortgage
2d mortgage, guar
<Xn. dk Indianapolis Junct.—ist
2d mortgage
„ do ttCln.,Sandn8kv& Cleve.
CinctnnnU
SfirlnaneKl— 1st M
Clev., Col., Cin.
M.
M.
M.
7 f
7 f
7 f
7
1,IIIKI
15000
—
Preferred stock
Mort. bdB, Sandusky, Dayton &
do
Sanduikv City & Ind
J.
J.
J.
J.
A.
1,3.50,000
<t BnU.—Ut M., guar by M. & C.
Cin,,Cuinb. Gait tk Charleston Tenn. loitn
&
2
1,5(»),(XX)
1,135,000
1,000,000
Sontliweat.. 1st M.. pol guar
M., gold, not guar....
<
J.&
J. &
J.&
183.tXX)
Chic& Southw.,lst
/.r'iH.s(C— l8tM..guar
&
,T.
7
,1871,
|870-[
I
Cin., Hamilton tt
Ist mortgage f
.J.&,1.
.1,&.J.
8
a
1,1IXI,IXX1
1863
1869
A
A
6
6
8»;.oa)
»2,75(),(X)0
Chic., Pekln it Southweitern— Ist yi.,so\ii.
Chic., n. I/V(C!fe—Block
Ist mortgage, sinking fund
dncinv^M
6
5
7
7
Chic. & .Mil.,lBtM., (C. & M. R.R.I 2dlien
Lacro se, Trcmp.&P.,l8tM..gu. C.&N.W
Iowa Mi(llaud, 1 t M., end, by C. &. N. W..
M'minee ext.. 1st M., gld, end. by C.&N. W
ChlUcothA
J.&D.
6g M. & N.
2,400,1X10
((
1863
1865
1863
1866
1S63
iBtMort. (Beloltft Madison R.R.)
Madison exten.,l8fM.,8inklngfund gold.
"Winona & St. Peter ,l8tM.,guar. C.&N.W
do
2d M..
do
Chli", & Milwaukee, IstM,, on rd & equip.
Chic. & Mil. .2d M., (M.*C.K.U)lst lien
&
&.I.
.1.
1,000
26
218
218
Chic.
8
7
1,01K1
100
m.&laud.
do
* ,1.
A.&O.
Q-J.
A.&O.
8,925,500
2,425.4ai
250,oai
100
1862
1863
1863
44
Trust Co.
N.
A.
.J.& J.
5(X),0(X)
1(10
IslM.Gal.*. Chic. i;n. B.R., extended...,
2d mortgage. Gal. &, Chic. Un. R.i;
Miss. R. Bridge bds. lien on net earnings
Elgin & State Line R.R. bds,
Ist M., (Peninsula R.R) on 74 m. & lands.
Cons. 8. F. bds. subord.lien on all above.
Equip. bds, lien ou enuip't8cost'g$10l),000.
.M. on2(>
&
.».
660,000
70
S.
do
Q-J.
J.&.I.
J.&.J.
7
I'A
18fi,5(«l
51
31
U
U. 8. Treasury.
7g.
IW.OllO
30
46
F
A.&O.
6k. J.*J.
Ml ,000
St. I'anl,
& A.
& A.
VI. & N.
M. & S.
.1. & D.
«. & S.
J. & J.
N. y.,
N. Y. Nat'l Park Bank,
6
100,000
9'!
mortgage
Peoria & Han., Ist mortgage
Ottawa .Oswego & Fox Itiv., Ist mortgage
Illinois Grand Trunk. Ist mortgage
Quincy & Warsaw, Ist mortgjige
O,
J.& J.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.
380,1X10
150,(X)0
75,IXXI
ii,oa),ix»i
i858
Central, 1st
&.
II
do
do
Oct.l5, 1901
N. Y., at office,
Jan -30, 18V3 I. cased March. 1871, Lehigh & Hasn. R.R
do
at J*; of earniUi-'S. assinniug $2,310,000bdB
do
isre
(V. 13, p. 593; 13,103,634.)
F. &
do
1890
3
.I.&D. Bait., West. Nat'l Bank Tune, 1871 Leased to B.& O. RB.ln 1866 for 20 yrs, rent
.I.& II.
do
do
Doc, 1871 35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, and
2X
M. & S.
do
do
1890
40 after. In 1870 il was $336..539.
The Cent. Pacilic i;.i;.. West. Pacilic K.R.,
N. Y., Flsk & Hatch.
6 g. J. <& ,7.
lS!&-'99
San Fr.. Oakl. A- Alameda, iriin JoacjUlu
.I.& J.
Sacramento Treasury.
7 g.
1S8I
Val.. A- Ihe Cal. A: Oregon were consoll.I.&.J.
N. Y., K. Kelly & Co.
18,8:1
daled in Is;o. as Iho Cent. Pacif. R.K. Co.
J.& J.
U.S. Treasury.
1895-99
Nel earnings cf C. P. in 1870, $3,860,146.
6g. J.&J.
N.Y., risk* Hatch.
1899
Land gram I3.S(XI acres per mile, except
f.
807,0l»)
la5,(XX)
Mo.. 1st M. (In progress)
Cliic, Biirl. <fc Qnincy—stock
Ist mortgage, (trusO
2d mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
Carthage & iiiirlington, 1st moi-t
Dixon, Peoria & Han., 1st mortgage
do
f.
V/,& !x
lUII
500
500
901,000
300 000
160,500
2,100.000
&
hen
V.
1,000
1871
1869
1809
822
427
Tamitroa-yat M., gld
Ckexter Valley— \Bt mortgage
Cliicaao it Alton—coia. st'k
Preferred stork
1st mortgage, preferred, sinking fund
•
Ist mortgage
Income bonds (a Ist lien on the road)
Joliet & Chicago,? per cent stock
do
1st mortgage, 8 f
do
St. L., Jacksonv. it (7h., Jst .\I,au;'rC.&A.
do
do
do end. do
do
do
do 2d M.guar. do
do
do
7g.
7g.
)\
!'.
7
7
(fhester tt
Gieen Bay ex tens., Ist
I'A
71,0(K)
Cluster Creek— \si mort
Wrh. Lake
1.
7 f
371,600
996,000
coupon bonds
Chiiy.,
^°;'\
2,571,299
Bonds, not mortgage
Keokuk*
1,5110,1X10
312
C/j(?sAi»'e—slock, pretcrrcd
American
35,S8S,(llK)
1,5(XI.OOO
15'.)
(
Louisiana
51.001.9H0
25.SSI,0H)
2,7:S,O0O
123
California PaciBc, Ist mortgage, gold..
California it Oruffore— 1st mort rago gold..
interest,
248,000
4,750,000
2,485.000
400,000
2,HI0.(XI0
Central raciiic—%UtK\i
1st mortgage, gold, tax free
Subor.l. lic!i,<-'ali. State aid, gold
Bonds, (formerly i-onvert. into U.S. bds.
U. S. Loan, (2d lien on certain terms)
Western Paciilc, 1st mort., gold
cfc
l,6(X),0OO
1(10
Central OA jo— Common stock
Prelerred stock
Chic,
7
7
6
6
5
7
l,000e
Central 0/ y. Jersey- -stock.
Funded
7
3,332,(XI0
Cmtral Uraiich, Union l\ieiJlc-tBt mort...
2dmortKaKe (government subsidy)
Central n. R, J: Bank, Oa. —stock
Ist mortgasc bonds, coup 'n
CenVralnf lowa—mt M..gold, coupon
3d mortgage, gold, f 1,000 per mile
-'~
Ist
A.
583,000
186-1
Istinortgage
Scrip.
.17
71X1,000
UoBd
Mo—
do
do
Where Payable and by when Due
Stocks.
rayable.
wliom
Last Div.
Outstanding
com. stock
Cellar Batritta <t
Preferred stock, 7 per cent
1st
Ist
Principal
(fent.
references see foot-
Cedar F.Jt. Jfiu".— Bonds on
Bonds on 2d dlv. s.f
Bonds.i
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Amount
page of KK. tables.
flrst
LIST.
immediate notice of any error dlmcovered In our Tables.
nti
f.
J.&D.
& J.
N.
& N.
F. & A.
M. & 8.
J.
M.&
M.
J.&J.
J. &J.
N.Y.. Co.'s Office.
N.Y., Wlnslow, L,
do
& Co
do
March, 1901 Road in progress. Lafay. Ind.. to St. Ann's.
July, 19a> Formerly leased to ln<l.. Ciu. v\i Lafayette.
July, 1895 Leased IBoeto Cin., Ham. &D. Co. (v. 13
J,.n.
1,
1889
p. 4;».
Net earnings year ending June 30. 1R71,
$273,300, oi which $185,081 was paid for
interest on bds. * pref. stock $31,137 to
Sept 1, 1877 snk. fund, & $67,088 floating .del. &c.
N, Y., Union Trust Co, Dec. 1, 18!XI Springf. & Col. road (20m.) 18 leased.
1900
In progress. Stock subscribed. $1.01X1,000.
". Y., U.S. Trust Co.
Aug.. IS' Consol.May. '68, of the CI..(;ol.,& Clnn.&
JuneTJtoKl
do
Belief. Cos. Bonds payable In annual
unlil 1899
installments, (v. 13p.7S5; 13, p. 487.
do
May, 1899
do
Cleveland, onice.
Nov., 1,^71| Leased to At. & Gt. West at $•33.8.56 monthAug. 1.1873! ly, in advance. Sink, fd of 3d M. nmonnte
N.V., Ward,C. & Co
Cii'veland. at office.
Sept. 15. '76
to $231,900 of Hubbard, Br. bds to $68,7WI
N.Y., Manhattan Bk
July, 1873
All in bonds of the Co.
N y., Lawrence Bros. Jan. 1, 1900, €4 miles completed, 5^m further proposed.
Boston Agency,
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Aug.
1,1900
;
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.
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.
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do
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90
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20«))pr.ni
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J.'SB.OOI
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100.00)
M.4kS.
A.*0.
M.* g.
J.& J.
mxo
loot)
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nurtgAKC
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d- .\lilir,inlcr^—Ul
ort.
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M.diN.
a
M.*
1,000
Varl
1851
A.4kO.
1,000
1856
1869
I,O0li
a
M.*e.
M.AN.
IW
1.000
.M
A.4kO.
IJJWI
,'.lM.onl6«m
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J.& J.
J. A .1.
J.* J.
A.*0.
lUU
l9t lilurl
jyubuqw SotitftwMtern—lbt M. pref ..
2d
soo
1863
1363
».f..
1st Mortgage, Oct. l.^SS
Dunkirk. Warren A Putubmii— Hi ra, gold
^uelUMH ct CoUt»ibia~\At Mortgage
Bust Brimdywine A Wai;n&ihurg—\ht1A...
18
1,000
IMO
*
iii()riu':ie<^
A.AO.
J.* D.
J. 4k J.
J. 4k J.
F.*A.
M
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AViv.'
1^.
J.4tJ.
M.4k8.
l.OUl
lOO
1,000
'jia (t 0«ori7ia—stock
i.L .i.M :;;t^r siuklug fund bonds
Morti-ige (Old)
Mrtiik' it"> (new)
t:.tst,'rn (.Va«s)— stock
Engltsti Loan, con ver Ible
Bonds due 1S71, convertible
Essex It.R. bonds, Sept. 1356
>.^'^
.
I
J.'ife'j.
J. *J.
J. *J.
J. 4k J.
J. 4k J.
F.4kA.
J.4k.l.
Bonds due
do
do
A.4tO.
1SS5. AprlT. "SS.,
lS»i, .Mari^h. -ej-W
I8«), May, -e*
S/iort, (Jfil.)— 1st mort.,
M.A8.
M.JkN.
J.* J.
HfUltrn
conv..
ad morlgiigt', conv
HdaeftelU J- AV«(««J//— Tenne^^ee Loan
Sluabethloicn A /^KliicaA— Ist Mort., conv.
Slmirn
if
in/U«i;n.rporl—stock,
A.4kO.
.1.
50
50
mortgage bonds
Isi
M9
Incoiu.* bonds.
Bond &
Preferred.
l!*t
7
1860
run
Klmlra real estate..
yearii to
iiiortfcragi' on
Brie. Hiiit'f'tii stock,
common
1M3
.I.4t.l.
lAW
J.4kJ.
a
J. 4k J.
Ilranch Bonds
«terlliig bonds, convertible. £l,a0O,(no....
Oeneral mort., gold (for »31),(100.000)
do
do
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186,400
4,844.400
6,000.000
IJIDO
M.4ka.
1>)6J00
A /Yovidence :
'1
Fit.
Fir,,,
iiiorttpige,
if i:
mort.
M.gld
—
1st
mnrt..
Ist
.M..'Ji>i
1st moifFlint* i:
BavClli
.
115,400
1,923,000
i,oaojooa
>,oaojooa
822,000
682,000
1,000
1.000
a
1911,1100
1.000
1/no.ooo
'M
on
10. I.g
,t
,
153,600
ac, 2d
d.
f.,»a»,000
per year)
gold, convertible
7/(v(./^— l..t
Fremmu.
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jy*l*#ftwry
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ft
.mo
F.,gold
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900
LOW)
Id..
.1
J.
Am. Ex.NaflBk
Sept., IWJ
Oct., lies
IM8.
M H9 MM: IM
,
M:
10.
I
ndJONJIon
l>. Pref. stork of
Mar. 81**4
U ft n.. Isanril
Jan. 1,1906 L's'd toL. MlaiiH
t.'ijfti.ini.
ausr.
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N. Y. 4k London
N. Y..M.
May
1.-..
Nov.
15.
K.Jcsnp* Co Nov.
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May, I'm
Julyl. 1*«
.
15. 73
Detroit Office.
Apr. I.l»>
Feb. 15. -m
Isn. I. IKS
Sept 1. 1IB6
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New Tork Office.
Jan.. 18»
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ijoaxuo
ii,oonpns.
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111
1>.".
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I
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the Merehauls
i
lauwi per yi.
rrdremed.
redeemed
Net
l<reu
(901^;
In 1899,
InlSr »7*\78t
ramlng- Jan. 1
over same time
.raars also
rarttlajra
H9(jn:
:
la
ML)
In 189*. UmSS.
to Oct. tX, 1811,
m.
Kl milea of
olher
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do
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N. Y., Orexel, M. * Co. May 1, :h9>i l.«'ased to Kans. Pac. L. p., M
N. Y., Clark, llodgeACo Oct. 1, 18T; Krukuk to Kort D'ge. la. Bl'Ck.
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I., gr.. 466.ian acres. Delanlt'd lat <
BoKI.,at C.n.* ti.Olllec Jan. 1,l89>i Tratlle guaranty of C, B. 4t Q..40 per cant.
N. Y., .M. K.Jlsup«Co. July, 1871 Leased to lUa. Cent, for 90 yra. al sr* p. ct.
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N. Y..H.E.Jesup4kCo. JnlT.MaS Net earnlnga. Ml*, tmgt. Pref, atoek.
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IB68.187. com. stock. taOOJIoo.
.N. Y., TJnIon Tmst Co.
June, 1900 In progresa, Dnaklrk. n.T..lo Warrrn^Pa.
N. Y.. Brown Bros ft Co Jaa. 1. 1908 stock paid In. $IB0*,f0S. Coat. tttWifil.
Phlla., E. Smith 4k Co. July 1, 1886 Lraaed to Pa. KB.
Coat of road ftc.
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Leased to Phil, ft Reading, at • prr eaat
on stock and Interest on bonds,
oiisol. Not ,1 6*, of K.Trnn. ft Vs. aad
Y.,oiilailn'Nafl Bk. July 1,
E. Tenn ft (la. In ITO ihr Co. paid tu
N.
N. Y.,R.T. Wilson ft Co July, IfHO
debt to Tenn. and laanrd thr sink, fund
do
loan. Net earnings laat year, (415.78*
do
July. lEfn
Boston. Co.'s Office.
Jan ^1872 Dividends, 8 per cent ayesr for paat 6 yri.
London.
187
Leases E<atera In s. H.. I6ai. Mock.
1874
Boston, Co.'a once.
MMJon, aane diTMeadaa* laat. Maba.
Leaaea Ponlaad. Baco * P., at
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Bept., 1876
*ar
do
April. 1S«S
cent on stock.
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Phlla., Olrard Nat. Hank Jan. I. IXV Formerly leaned to P.. W. * R.
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New Tork.
Fandedft aecaed Int. dneahoat .
Philadelphia.
N. T.,Cent. KK. of .N.J.
July,
Mch
1,
1871
1888
W
.
I, 1880 In progri'aa, Sobacrlp. >o slar> . lOM**.
Nor., 1871 Leaiwd la 189* to Northern Cent, (or 18*
yra. Rent paid, 1191,315. Nrl rarataB
July. 1871
la I87D, 19* 21*. IHts. gaar ky n. Ml.
Phlla., Penn. Life Ina.Co Jan. 1, 18*0
last of road. IUmJo*. e<» l» «*ll.
Phlla., Penn. R. R. Co.
28CI
Meh
do
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do
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Sept. 1871
Jan. 1.18a
Apr. I.1WI
July 1, 1898
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2il mortgage, convertible
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Muruuean .t .V. Ametlcan, (Me):
Ut M., Hlnn. toiN.K. line
(Bngor
id mort, Bangorto Winn
loan.
J
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K.
stock ownrd In Isnre part by Pa. BR. Co.
Cosslilrrsble ad aacra
M
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it
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I.
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4,MIjfnO
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itTyra.
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May
do
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mortgage
Wwavr.f
i
100
per cent, stuck
2d mortgage, convertible
3d mortgage
4th mortgage, convertible
Mti m.)rtgage. convertible
Brie
4k J.
M.*a.
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1,0U:
com
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N. v.. Turner Ilr..s.
April, IIOIJ
K. v.. Loud, t Frankf'l July, 1911 In pr'grrsa, Davrnp.. la. Io MIn. lbM,MMi.
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iiy
cia„
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1868, for fnl
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Uoiliir (Oak. & iilta. 111:.) b'd«, Oct. 1?5S.
Ist ,Mort. (I'etr. * Ponllnc lil!.), Apr. l.TSl
31 Miirt. (116'r * I'ontlac KI!.1,Feb.. '54.
V'd Mort. (Detr. & Pontine RR.), -lan., '53,
lii>ii.ls..l S.-|,t. 1
1S66. (Limit »30O,IX)!j). .,
litis A mart, on Dot. river front property
ItfL. I..
(f HW(?r;i—stock
l-t \l
(Ucl., L.& w., Eaat.Ex.) 8kg Td
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I
l>ee.
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a
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I).
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niort.,
bonds
iA .MoltV!\^i., .\prll
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do
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Jan. 1.1881
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.
Aug
.
Phlla.
1M,S00
buuds...
.f- Aortcatk- Stock.
.11
April. IKJN
Boston, Boat. * A. Ill:
•l«n.,l'»7; Nrl earnings. In tnu-TI |;a,U7.
Boston, UlolH' Nul'l i'.k Sept 1, IKIU
DItlden sin lOyrars, SI per ce .t.
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inilladrliitila.
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s.r.. Co.'s oflice.
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craat nivor hy slvlnc ua iHtiMrillair nuilrti or sMr arn
For sxplanntlon, ut itll retnancn, m
foot notes on lit p»g9 a( BR. TablM.
<th
876
AND BOND
ItAlLROAD STOOK
Robaerlkera will confer
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J. 4k J.
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THE CHRONICLR
876
[December 30, 1871.
RAILEOAD STOCK AND BOND
Subflcrtbers
Amount
Miles
of
Outstanding.
For explanation, &c., of all references, see Boad
foot notes on let page of BR Tables.
Oalrest07i, Houston dt Henderson
Georgia H. R. (fc Banking Co.—stock
Bonds, not mortgaged
Gmken <k Deckertown—l&t inortgagre
Or. Rapids ft /tt(Wa7trt— tat m, Kold, guar.,
l8t mortgage, not guaranteea
4,200,000
615,500
226,500
1,000
5,000,000
1,000
3,000.000
£35 £2,873,589
221,190
77,180
500,000
^70,500
1,800,000
2,843,186
1,688,057
t4M
200^
Grand Trunk (Canada)— stock
Mort. to Bk of U. Canada on surplus lands
& St. Lawrence, dcfer'dint.ctfs
M., 1st on all rolling ptoek.,,
do
do
2d
do
Postal bds.&c, secured by gov't business
Atlantic
Equipment
IstPref. bds.conv. into 1st pr.f. stock....
do
do
do
do
do
do
4th
do
3d
£10i)
,
£100
£100
dt Columbia— stoc)s..
mortgage, guar, by State,
Bonds not guaranteea. ......
Greenville
lat
Greeyiunch
f/ohnsonviUe~-lstii..conv...
ct
Hackemack
i&
New York— lat
mortgage..
Hackensack ifc N. F. Extennion—UX. mort
Hannibal it Naples —U' morlgage
Saimibalit Cent—Ut M.. Mo. gr..T..W &
Hannibal dk St. Joseph—stoc^
i'.ooo
'51-'55
W
100
100
1,000
'^
Land Grant mortgage
1863
Mortgagi' loans
Ten per cent Loan
Van,
Mortgage bonds 1870, conv,
Ist mortgage (tiaincy& Palmy. RR...
iBt mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. RR.)
Harlem Extension— Ist mortgage.
Harrtsb.. Ports'h, Mt.Joy tfe iancas— stock
Ist mortgage
.
New
flaptfrt— siock^
Scrip (50 per cent paid up to Oct., '71).,
1st
ife
mortg te
Hart., Prop,
63
116
1867
1870
54
79
i853
M
"79
.
mort. (R.I).
d^ Flsfik til— lat
—
,
,
26 >i
96
32
65
120
IJO
74
74
1S6S
18S1
1851
1851
1864
1865
1870
1869
1870
Kedemptlon, Ist & 2 series,
do
3d series, s erling
Indiana dt llltnots Cent.— ist M., gold. ..
fndlanap, BloonVtorid; West— lat M.,gldbd8
i
2dmorigage
Indianap., Cine. <t Laf.— stock..
Ind.& Cinn. of '58
Ind , Cinn. & Lafayette
18.58
1867
1869
do
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Louis— Ist M.,ln 3 series
M^
& Lansii7ig— Ist M., traffic guar
2d mortgage
/ wa Falls te Sioux ttty—ls: M.. Apl.
1871
1889
1870
1869
1870
1365
1868
1810
Athens— \&i
IVl.,
1 '69.
sink, fund, gold:
M
Jack., Laiis. t6 Sagi7iaw—l%X
, May 28, "65
3d M., for $500,001), March 1, '«s
t/acJfcsoftf, /V/i Sf/c. it Jft>6— Florida St bda.gld
Jefferson. i.Pa.)—\%t M. (Uawley sec ion).
2 I morts: age (Hawley section)
Ist mortga„'e Carbondale section)
cff., Mad, tfe /;i(iia«ap.— stock
Ind. & Mad. R ;. -1st mortgajre
Jefferaonville li''.—
rtgage bonds.
2dm
Mad.& Ind— fst
JeffersonviUe,
m
&
2dM
&
Ijt, nl.
.
gold
.
gold
gold
1866
1866
1866
1870
1869
181i2
1853
1855
mortgage (extension)
<
lat mortgage bonds
mortgage (C* Tol. RR.) s'k'gTd
aa mortgage (C. & Tol. RB.;...."
a
5
5
ft i.
(In
F.&A.
J.* J.
J.* J.
do
do
do
do
do
&
J.
J.&J.
m
m
600,000
1 495,000
100,000
4,000,000
201,000
96,000
2,000 OtXl
S,000,OUO
397,000
6
6
J.
J.
&
Bk,
do
do
do
do
do
J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
6g. J.&D.
do
do
do
7g.
f.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M,&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
3X
7
& J.
A.&O.
J.&J.
J.
6
7
8
H.&S.
F.& A.
J.&J.
J.'& J.
3K
J.&J.
6
3
IX
J.&J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
j.'& J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
F.& A.
7
7
6
J.'&'j.
A.&O.
N. T., Nat. Trust Co,
.Jersey City.
.tersey rlty, 1st Natl Bk
N. Y., Kldd, Plerce& Lo
7
1,000
a
1,000
1,000
1,000
50
1,000
6g
"so
163
1355
1355
1860
1860
1871
1871
h
1.000
1,000
1,000
"h
li
h
h
l,O0D
1,000
" i(io
1869
IKO
1870
1855
18,57
1856
1854
18.59
1867
1869
1852
1855
1866
100
1,000
1,000
l,00)e
400,000
128,000
844,000
237,000
816,500
900,000
400,300
500,000
200.000
1,300,000
066,000
500,000
34,401,600
.533,500
2,000,000
63,000
597,000
5,a56,00O
2,693,000
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
M.& S.
A.&O.
F,&
»..
J.&D.
7
6
If.
8 f
7g,
t.
8 f
8 f
J.&J.
J.&J.
M &S.
J.& D.
& 8.
&A.
F.&A.
M.
F.
1889
Leased to Rens.& Sar. Stock paid
Operated h.v Erie.
ig
»126,370.
1,
,
W.&W.
New
New
&
do
do
N.Y., Union Nat. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Providence.
Jnlyl, i88."
Jan., 1872
Ja
,.1. 1876
& Boston
do
do
do
N. T.,
do
do
do
Nftt'l
1,
do
do
N.Y., Co 's office.
do
do
N. Y. & London.
N. Yy Co.'s office.
London.
N. Y or London.
N. Y., Turner Bros.
Net
1876
1889
1, 1891
City «ank, July
Pliiladelphia, Office.
receiving 43 percent of net proUts. Cash
dividends In 10 years, 133 per cent.
Operated by bondholders trustees.
earnings 1870, $131,393.
Sold out Mar^ 1870 & bought by Balt.& O.
l',' 1901 Endorsed by Fluit & I'ere Marq. RR. Co.
Leases Berkshire RR., Stockbrldge& PittsNet earnings,
fleld, and W. Stockbrg.
Jan., 1872
1870, $147,024. Dividends, 8 per cent, per
1877
annum, on preferred stock.
1885
Hartford.
Jan.
Baltimore, by B. & O,
N. Y., Mech, t.at. Bank, Jan.
Bridgeport
Worked with N. Y. & N. Haven road
Jan.,18';2
Jan. 1,1873
Sept.
Feb.
Apl.
1, '911
1,
1,
Net earnings, 1870, $796,601. (v. 13,p.
Excess of expenses over earnings m
Aug.', 1871
Apl. 1, 1875
line, 707m.
Rent of leased roads
(40-im.) 35 percent of gross earnings.
In 1870, $2,8.'.7,321. L, grant
2,595,000 acres ; 2,179,390 have been sold
for $22,712,592. (v. 12,p 425; IS, p 389. 604.)
Main
Net revenue
Al)l. 1,1875
Oct.
Apl.
Jan.
1,
1, 1875
1, 190;i
Oct., 1909
Oct., 1890
636.)
1870,
$34,515.
1875
1695
In progress. Co. nas aid
Road completed,
&
30,00()
acres I'd
'202m., Sept., 1870.
Cost
of road and equipments, $11,500,000.
Sept, 1867 Road went into hands of receiver, Oct. ,'70
N. Y,, Amer. Ex. Bank, April, 1888 Settlement with creditors pending. See
do
do
report In v. 13, p. 800. (v. 12, p. 114; 13,
do
I'eb.,1897
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Un. Trnst Co.
p. 6;S, 800.)
June, 1899
Jnlyl, 1919 Leases St. Louis, Alton
&
TerreH. road a»
N. Y.
&
do
Boston
do
N.
&
Boston.
do
do
New York.
do
Compleiedl
Jan'.'l','l880
July 1, 1872
Sept 1,1892
June
,1870.
Consol. of C. Bl. & St. Jo., St. Jo. & C.
Bl., and the Mo. Valley Co.'s. Line Kan.
City to C. Bl., 203m. ; braiich, St. Jo. to
Net earnings in 1871,
Hopkins, 61m.
$448,076.
1,1871
(V, 13, p. 488.)
Sept 1,1890
y..Farm.L. &T. Co Aug.
do
do
Aug.
—
1,1893
i,r
Denver
Pacific
Is
leased.
Total miles
m;& N. N.y ,N.Bk of Commerce .lunViil, '99 operated, 793. In 1870 on an average of
F.&A.
or 551m., net earnings were $880,746. L.
do
Feb. 1,1895
6g. J.&D.
do
June 1,1896 gr. over 6.000,000 acres. From Jan., '68
J.&J. U.S. Treas., at maturity 1895-97
6
to '71, 619,625 acres were sold for $1,676,059
M.&N.
7
New ork.
May 1,1896 Interest on Income bds Is payable out of
M.&S.
net earn'gs— HUbstautlally a pref. stock.
do
1871 & 76
Sep.-Jl. N. Y., Loud. & Frankf Mob 1. 1916
7
(V, 12, p. 889.)
J.&J.
Jnly 1.1880
J.&J. Phila, Corn Kxch. Bank May, '.889 Completed 19.v$ miles.
rg:'f.
»'
Y' M.&B,
7
6
7
7
7
7
7g.
7g.
4
5
7
7
M.&S.
J.&D.
J.&J.
J.&J
M.&S.
A.&O.
M-&N.
J.&J.
F.&A.
J.&J.
F.&A.
F.&A.
A.&O.
J & J.
J.
1,000,000
1,500,000
115,000
2,014,000
1,000
864,000
A.ftO.
a
500,000
1,1X10,000
'l,'
1889
May
1890
7
10
10
1,000
1,000
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
May
Floating
1171,487.
Leases Blue Ridge BR.
In 1870
lt250,000.
A.&O.
do
do
$495,472 per year.
do
Oct. 1,1600
F.& A N. y.. Farm's L.&T. Co,
Bond-^ guaranteed by Penn. RR. Co.
1908
M.&N.
do
do
do
A.&O. New York. Co.'s office. April i',1911 In progress. $2,000,000 stock paid up.
J.&J. N. Y., Farm. L.& T. Co. July 1,1889 Leased to Michigan Cent., which gives a
M.& N.
do
do
do
Nov. 1,1880 traffic guarantee.
A &0. N. Y., Nat. Park Bank. Apl. 1, 1899 Leased to Ills C, at 35 p. c. ou earnings.
J.&J. N. Y.. Metropolitan B'k, July 1,1890 Stock paid, $286,730. Cost of road, $2^,385.
J. & J. N. Y., Ninth Nat. Bank,
Operated by Mich. Cent. Lands, m.OOO
1885
M.&S.
acres. (V. 13, p. 667.)
do
do
do
1888
J.&J.
Exch. for State bonds, (v. 13, p, 305, 687.)
1900
J. & J.
N. Y., by Erie B. R.
Jnly 1, 188' Leased to Erie.
J. & J.
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
J. &J.
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1889
J.&J, Indianap.. Treas. office. Jan. 1, 1866 Net revenue In 1870. $836,078. Road owned
M.& N. N. Y.. J. & S.Fergu on. Mav 1, 1881 by Co.. 161m. Cambridne Ext., 65m.,
A.&O. N. Y.,Bank of Am rica. Apl. 1,1873 operated for }^ of gross earnings, (v.
A.& O. M.Y.,St. Nlch.N.Bank, Oct. 1, 1908 12, p. 338: 13, p. 114, 178.)
J.&J.
do
do
do
July 1, 1910
M.&N.
Y., Bank of America, May 1, 1&S2
J.&J. N.Y., Farm's' L.&T.Co .lulyl, IS"' Leased to Mich. Cent.
J.&J.
Philadelphia JOfflce.
July 1, 1882 Owned by connectmg Co.'s. Cost of road
A.&O.
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do
Apl. 1,1900 $898,324. Net earn'gs. 14 mos., 1870, $57,766.
,&N.
M.&
M.& N.
F.&A.
J.&J.
J.&J.
A.&O.
A.& O.
J.&D.
J.&J.
1,1100
debt,
&
.
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do
Various
;"0O.0('O
1,400,000
539,500
187,IU)
1,500,000
1,000,000
10,000,000
6,500,000
2,240,000
4,063,000
6,303,000
600,000
318,000
4.275,350
2,000,000
Net earnings
&
F.'& A.
500,000
1.50,000
1890
1890 Operated hv Erie.
Nov. 1,1898 Leased to 'Tol Wab.& West.
May, 1890 In progress; to connect witli Tol.
an.
St. Jo., 20Tm., branch, (Juincy, 111,
Aug., 1870
to Palmyra, 15m. ; Cameron to Kans. C,
Aug., 1870
187I-8i
Y.. Duncan, 8.
53m. Total operated, 275m. Net earnCo.
expended for
York office.
ings, 1869-70, *1,097,666;
Apr. 1,1881
Y., Duncan, S.
construction and equip., $831,268. Net
.
Co,
balance, til66.898. L. gr. calls for 781,£45
York ofllce.
•fani'lVlST^
acres, of which 493^821 have been certl'd;
do
do
Aug., 187!
do
467,l'2i acres an d 936 vlU'ge lots have been
do
Jan., 1892
sold. See CiiRONiCLa, vol. 12, p. 104.
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do
Jan., 1892
Jan. 1, 1890 Stock paid In $4.000j;H)0. Cost. $8,039,500.
Phila., Penn. Co.'s office July 10, '71 Leased to Penn. UK., which owns most of
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do
800,0110
h
Oct., 1871 Comp-Huy leases the Erie & Niagara, 31m.,
and the Detr. & Milwaukee, 189m., and
Oct., 1871
is also constructing a road from Gleucoe
July. 1871
Jan 18T2-73 to Cautleld, 105m. J which, with a third
rail on the Graud Trunk and completion
Nov., 187S
of ihe International bridge from Ft Erie
July, 1876
to Buffalo, will complete a new through
Oct.,18n
route. (V. 13, p. 667.)
Oct., 1-78
1881-86
315 OCO
1,000
Irredeem.
Irredeem.
Dec,
i'
2,107,000
2,000,000
71,000
2,789,413
500,000
Loudon & Montreal.
5M
5S
.
£337,685; In 1868-69, £253,369; In 1867-68,
£287,012; 1866-67, £311,080. For operat'na
of 6 moB., endin^i Dec. 31,'70, see ChbOl<ICLE, vol 12, p. 689.
Irredeeii:.
Irredee n.
A.&O.
iio
do
& J. London Joint Stock
do
J.* D.
do
M.&N.
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do
6
4
150m.; Chic, Det. & Can. Urd. June,
59m.; Mont.& Champ., 49m.; Bull'. & L.
H'xroc 161m. Total road owned, ietise.
and operated, l,377ni Net prollt in 1869-70
Perpetual.
J.
(v. 12
& Chic. (v. 13, p. 83, 177, 209, 210, 46i, 833)
All the amounts here given are in pounds
sterling. I. eases Atl. & St. Lawrence,
Jan.. 1920
2V A.&O.
2,960,0,10
'65-'e7
2d mortgage
2d mortgage (extension)
Lofayetle, lllnotnUon tt Jfiss,—Ut M., guar
Lafai/ette, Muncie tt Blooni't,—\st. mortg..
Lake Erie it Lonlinille-X&t mortgage
Lake Shore & Mich, South .—stock
Guar^nteell. Ulper ct, stock
Bonds of October 1, 1869, 9. F
Consolld mortgage. 1870, coup
1013
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do
reg
1013
Ist mortgage, s. fund M.S. & N. I
6!1
2d mortgage Mich. S
521
Ist mortgage 1)., M. & T. RB.)
65
1st mort. (C, 1'. ,* A. Ul!.), Suiiburv bds.
96
2d mort. (C, P. & A. RK.) reglsteri-d bds.
96
3d mortgage (C. P. & A. RB.)
96
Lake Shore dividend bonds. April, 1869...
Snctlon RR
1,(XI0
1865
1866
2d Mort. (government snbsldy)
1st Mort. (Leavenworth Br.)
Land Gr. Mort. onl 000,000 acres
Income bonds (all Issued.)
Land Grant Bonds gold on 2.000,000 acres
Kent Co. It, -R. —Ist mort. bonds, coup
Kentuchi/ Central— \^l mortgage
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
KnoxpiUedt Charleston—'Loan of Tenn
LackawannUit Bloonisbura-Ht mortgage.
lat
Var.
1869.
Erie. Cost of road, &c $289,360.
In progress. Ist M., guar, by Pitts., F. W.
.
J.
Sier cent a yr since
_p. 625.)
Worked by
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4iio.aio
1866
1867
1867
1869
1870
1868
136j
1, '63
.
1.000
1,000
1.000
"il'lO
M
C. B. RU., consol
(gold) land grant, sinking land.
lat Mort.,
1st Mort.,
a
1,000
1,000
l.OUO
i.aH)
,
J.
1,000
1,000
2,500,000
a,750,000
5,000,000
1.500,000
5,728,490
1,589,500
2,800,000
1,600,000
a,0(«,ooo
670,000
1,700,000
1.450,000
16,000 p.
770,000
300,000
V.i'joo
'1
Mo. Valley RR. (Aug.
do
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Kansas y^icf//(^— stock
.
6 g.
2,500.00.1
1,000
RR
&
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Kansas City. St.
382,000
l.llOO
City, St. Jo, <t Council Btitfs—alock,
St. Joseph
l8traorti(axe.('. H.
St. Jo
2d morttrage, C. B.
St. J.
'. n. R;i.
l8t .M
&
1,574,000
500,000
1,000,000
820,000
1,180,000
191,0(0
100,000
50,000
3,400,000
416,000
367,500
1,150,000
137,278
25,275,500
DWds of
London, Co 's OfUce.
J.&J.
J.&J. London and Portland. Dec, 1872
6*. A.&U, London, at Co.'s Oillce. Apl.,1877
754 000
431.000
1,000
Ttgagi
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do
2d mortgage
Bonds of LouUvil e (endorsed)
JoUet ifc N, indtaiia—\st mortgage
Junction, Ptiitadelphia—i^l mortgage. ..
2d mortgage
June, A Breftkw,—\i\. M. e-x.for itel. Stbil:
Kans
1,182,550
700,000
3,500,000
1,500.000
(y. 12, p. 753.)
July, 1871
1870 to 1886
& Co
N. Y., Wlnslow, L.
i'g.
4 I.
3,0911,000
a
Jo7iia
dt
503
500
1,000
50
Indianapolis dt St.
rtgage
2d
Indianap. dc Vincennes—\%t M., guar.
2d mortg^ige.euar
International (Texas), Isr,
gold
Ithaca
1,000
100
100
18M
8d mortgai;e
Scrip for past due coupon
llllnod Central- -stock
1st mortgage constr ctl -»n bonds
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gold..
m
isii
1,000
188:1
Huntingdon A Broad 2bp— let mortgage.
2d mortgage
do
100
1853
J.& J.
A.&O.
f.
•>k.t,
4,«»,000
50
1st mortgage (Conn.)
Hetnpfield— 1st mortgage
Holly, Wayne dk Jfottroe— Ist mortgage, s.l
Housatonic stock
Preferred stock,
lat mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
Bo:i«l8 of 1869
Houston & Texas Cent.—\&t M. l.gr., 8.f,gld
do
a
1^70
1868
ISTO
Preferred took
Missouri State Loan
Hartford
7g.
3
£100
£100
£100
lastDlvi d.
7
3,31 i,396
,
Wliom.
J.4J. Augusta, CU., BR. Bank,
do
J.& J.
4
7
4
22I,2;3
1,384,117
2,375,906
618,066
2,360,333
801,733
3,650,000
1,510,968
1,426,545
376,766
130,000
62,000
300,000
675,000
1,100,000
4,151,700
5,087,224
SJ) 0.000
5,087,224
1,834,000
53,000
1,200,000
500,000
1,200,000
REMAUKS.
II
,^y.* Payable.
78S.K2
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do
do
bonds, coupon
New
Bonds, 5
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Principal,
When Where Payable and by when Due.
„„t
Stocks,
5,734,351
16,931,437
Great Wester?i (Oinada)— Com. stock
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. Into comoion
Debentures
Mortgage bonds, coupon
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do
do
do
do
LIST.
confer a great favor by givlne us imiuedtatc notice of any error discovered In onr Xable«.
iv^tll
DESCKIPTION.
3d
3d
.
Maich 1872 Covington, Ky., to Lexington, Ky,
do
March 1833
June, 1885
do
1898
Tenn. division of Blue Ridge BR.
New York.
N. Y., Del., Lack. & W'n Jan. 1, 1S75 Net earning In 14 montha, ending Jan. 1,
do
March 1885 1871, $398,013. Interest on bonda.>2S0,000.
do
Surplus, »168,013. Stock, $1,335,0(XI.
do
do
Apl. 15,1880
do
May 15,1889
do
N.Y.,T.,W.&W. office Augj. 1901 To connect and form a line from BloomN.Y.,A.B.Baylis,Trustec
Ingtou, Ills, to Munclc. ind., '.lOOm.
i
New York.
Jan.'l, 189S Sold under mortgage (v. 13, p. 779).
N. Y.. Union Trust Co. Aug., 1871 Consolhialion, June, 1869, of the L. Shore
do
Aug., 1871
read (iiieludingClev.,P. & A. aud Clev.
do
N. Y., flank o( N.York
Oct., 1879
& Tol.) nnd the Mich. S. & N. Ind. Co.'s
and Si,|)t., 1869, Buir. & Erie Co., which
N. Y.. Union Trust Co. July, 19(W
do
Jnly, 1900
Includcnl the BuH'.fc State Liue, and Erie
do
& Northeast. Detroit. Mou. & Tol. road
N. Y., Bank of N. York May, 1885
do
do
Nov,, 1877
and Kalamazoo & White Pigeon are
do
Aug., 1876
owned Jamestown & Krankl, leased at
do
.luly,lS74
do
do
40 per cent of gross earnings, and Kal.
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do
Jan., 1380
Aifeg. & G.R., leased for int. on slock
Oct., 1892
do
do
and bonds amounting to $103,800 per yr.
do
do
April, 1899
Total length operated, 1,013m. In 1870
do
do
Dec, 1872
total receipts, all sources, $13,457 540.
do
Operating expenses, $8.502,620 int. on
do
July, 1885
April, 1886
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do
bonds andguar. stock, $1,643,402 dlv.'ds.
N. Y., B'nk of America.
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December
..
.
THE CHRONICLE
80, 1871
conftr a sreat fhvor by girlnm
DESCRIPTION.
For
of
explftiiftUon
foot notes on
Amount
JMlle*
rufere -oet,
nil
KR
puge of
1st
Me
Tables.
Ont-
Kuttd
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Pigeon
ftOhooUr
7
iO ,000
4,900,000
w,a9o
ISM
IMt
'7n/.-l'iitM.,l.g..B.r.,conv
I
M
/.
Liht'in
\
BondH
'in;ia— Ist
.(urv— Block, com. and preff,
o IttMexclianKable for new
2d mortnag
gold
it
X
O.-Ark.'
(.
J
7
t.
aooAW
«g.
00,000
790,000
944<i,IOO
S.'
Lo'n
Si".
TDSAJO
1
,900
wo
-
1
I
\;i
>
1'
11.^ JK,
'II
'
l.>(L,>v iile
1.V
Fra.ikfort
;
Cln n branch
Loui«vlllc. Cinn. & Lex., 2d M. (onsotd)..
iMUinDilie it NasfiviUe—^tock
.
mortgage on main stem
LoulBvUTe Loan
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan
Mempiiis branch, Ist mortgage
Lebanon Br. Extension. 1st mortgage
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do
Louisville Loan.
I8t
181,000
88,000
333,i>«
.
1,000
1,000
Lukeru Valley— stock
Jiacon it Aiiffutia—lut M. guar, by
1st mortgage, not guaranteed
Jliicon ik
•id
£100,000
600,000
ew,'<io
100,000
Ga
W-TO
State endora.
mortKtiKe
State endorsed bonds
ut bonds
Jtfaco" db We«em— stock....
1,9911,000
i.ion.ooo
(00,00
190,00'
Kqulpm
3,9ao,'W
Bonds
lOT)
IflO
.Vadison <fc Portgaae~lBt M gold.
Maine Central—slock.
BontU Jl.lUO.dU) Loan. A. A K. RR.
Ist mortgaae. Bangor L*n (P. ft K. RB.)..
Extension Bonds, 18T0. gold
>IewLoan tor»l,100,000, gold
Manchester <t Laior e nee—-Htock
Mcin^tkM it f>'am/n£rAa/n—tsi mortgage.
Marietta it Ciiictnnatt— stock, com.
Ktock. 1st preff
Stock. .il preff
,
1st
ist
15'l,000
1,000
lOO
600,000
3.13t.3a0
1,100,000
n
.,..>'.
>^
ino
1.
gr
.
Baltimore.
May
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WMB
900.000
881,000
M
i»jm
18
1,100.000
188,900
'^
n,833,n8
1038,108
>2?
100
1019
toou
>.'»J»0
1,000
1.000
308jaoo
MAN.
8
3,900A»
BO
3,909,900
330,000
umm
.( ^;«/r— IstM.,
|ti.(XW.00O
Ist mortgage
{
7f.
UWJTO
1,000
1.000
4 149.000
1/MO
18!D
4a»3ao
9jaao.ooo
1,40 '30O
1,000
l.gr.s.f.
a
w-te
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MO
F.*A.
F.4kA.
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7
7
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A.*0.
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J,* J.
7».
F.*A.
F.AA.
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J.* J.
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J.*J.
J.« J.
J.* J.
f.
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J.
Interput hondp
!«• J.4kJ.
J.*D.
I*- r.4kA.
.5?: J.4kJ.
I'l
A.*(>.
uttru^ii bonds, sierllng
'iiuouiu bauds, iiX inort;;ag4
.,
8
8«
8*
A.4IU.
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M,«N.
Og.i M.« N.
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July
Jan
About
18n Main
1883
1881
1*79
1889
1880
1)189
.Inlyl.lH
.
IS, p. 41U.
l36X0i.
___
.
L. grant 90*30
April. I<1.
covered by laTM.
(80 odo acrea land.
(v.
line. Uetr. to Chic..
n. p.
9>0.>
(MB.: Joliat
*
y Indiana, leaaed. 4801.; MIeb. AirW*.
lllm.. purchaacd tar taaaa of tUMM*
rM.O, and aMumpnon of ni*3t> )•:
.
Grand River Val., Mn., Iaaaed_at » air
cton atock after Jaa, I9ni: *aj. *l_
Haven leaaed. Tb« M. C. alas ^*aa
irmfllc rnar.to aaveral roa^. 9*o«t to
he th' reaawl In Wl. »i300300. (t. I*, p
81.
1889
yov.. 188*
:
teeCaoai
DeBrlt.|i01..40.
|SI9.Ta.
aerea
<M. 997.
90'.)
„
^
AiletaatoHaakeco>.Mlch.
Operated^ Bile, ttock paM.la
1809
Ang.l,lN7 Leaaed to Pana. KB. Coat.
New
Inl
189*
1804
1874
Wtk*eoaaoD
aaoek
—^_
'
318390, by atock. dlvlda aad
payment or 75 per cent of
Weai. Un. RR atock. thai
M. *>t. P. Co. Tko Co. aiao
g
j
I
pud
I
189T
Dec, 18^
Dae., ino
1898
MM
s^'^^a&figSfe^a^
M.
on SSTla.M3**<*-
1-97.
P- 9>'->
1891
AlUjl,ltM
Ne« York.
y. Y.. C. T. Co.
'Philadelphia, P.* R.
I
Co Inly 1871
Jan.1,189?
DeiroltVid'yat. Bank. Jan. 1. 1890
Nov.,'•^l
N. Y., J.L. Ring,
AUC.I.187S
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Jan.l, irdj
Leaaed mPI*
Oroaa aam'.a,
Uaa,
kllnn.
Nankato, Minn, to ^taie UM. «kB.
Operated under leaaa by aii
Boada proiaatad Dec. vs. <T. 11. f.
Apr. I.tfl
Memphla. UOIce.
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S. Y.. Farm.
* to
CO
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ft
Bo-ton, Co.*-
Bep. I,«-I
T.
lo
Ofllr*'.
J.* J. yew YoiTC ft Havann«h.
J.*J. S. Y..yat. lltj BTOk.
ga>ansah.C RR Bk,
S. Y. Scatter* Co
ilM N.
8
•
1888
EL",a;.r^iSstei^
A.*0,
J.*J,
H
a
|^1«.40O
..
1,188
May 1, 1880 Completed.
-^
7R.
3J0OM0
ICO!
May
Jan.l,
187*
a J.
HUkN.
F * A.
J.*J.
8
Jj.wYorlc.
Penn. KB. Co.
York. omce.
Phlla..
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,
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1,00 J
5)J
,
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9 1,100
M. gl4 eodors. by Ala
>-.Y.,8dNanBank.
M.ftK.
7
100
Uurl^dMM
Ohio~9toc^..7.
morttrage. sterling
I
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.
I
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3300,000
1898
I
1,000,000
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18TI
1,
May
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7
A.*0. N. Y., Un. Trust Co.
N.YjjU.T.Co.
7g.f. J.4kJ.
N. Y.* Boeton.
J.* J.
Boaton Offlce.
8
A.4bO.
do
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(
M.*8.
J.*.l. N. Y., Farm. L. * T. Co,
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M.AS.
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
J.*.l.
.I.A J.
7
8
447^00
Mi9jno
l/Mi
1000
per mile.
(Tobo.*Ne'>Hhu)
on road and laud
M(/tit.~\$i
July
liy
aMN
•»
Operating expenaea. »IH
cent. Net revenne, •'•8J89. (v. 11 p,M)
.
J.ftl).
J.* J.
"f
1,
1898
N.Y., Farm. L. 4k T. Co. AOK.I.ISSS 40m In operation. Ftoeki
_ ..
Bo.toD, Treas. offl'^e. June 1,1879 L. gr.. 8SI93M aerea. Net eamlBaa. (
Recently coniplrted. Coat of road and
Bost., Bk of Commerce Nov. I.
Dec. 1, 1889 •qnlpments,tlSOD,000.
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Jnne. 1880 Net ea'ning.. year endlna 'aneaO. MTt
Paid for Int'reat tsxea, *c.
9318.UM.
K. Y.,3d National Bank.
F.*A.
J.4kO.
M.sN.
J. *D.
314,000
i/w.tri
s,m,ooo
txon
Plain bo ax
l»t
J.*.f.
7
7
7
8
7 3.10
7
:
Mobile
M.AS.
8
lOOD
49
Igtinnriu'ar'-.ffoUi.
2(1
m'.a's.
Jnir, 1898
In Chuux cls, vol. 13,p. 17.
Nov., 1871 Operated wlih Concord RR.
July 1, 1889 Leaaed to Boat. CI. ft F., at Uot eaavdaaa
~
The completion of the Ohio RlTar brtdfe
Sept.V'l8M at Parkeraburv and the change of gwxe
M.* N.
1,000
1,000
loan
'l\:
Ji'ui^. .( JV^OM :
l»tM..gll,8.f.,onroad*land.(Lf.'^.S.B-j
.
I
J.
7
8
Mo.
I
do
do
In the Ohio ft Mlas. RH. are aipeo ed ie
affect the ra nlnia of M. ft C.
favorably. Oroas eamlnga In 1810.
111
in
'n<l«
}(9t>tie it
4k
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Oct.. i»n
Oct., 1900
0I.430.O4S.
1,000
'
.
A *o.
J.
ti>e neiter ft Newpert. BaMkat*
Moosebead Lake, and the RaaaMae •
Portland roadt, Inclndln* tkatwaataat.
yet earnlnga In i)i 0. llM 810. tearipan
Leaaca
I
I.
Macon to Atl Nat eanuafa. ItJLMlJn.
A nock dlv. of ««N P.r. mumgtaytmlb
In progreae. ]6.*m. and braaco, 9QM.
AnK.I,l89I
i',66o
acres laud)
vi1vanAa8,9IO.t)DO
/*.— Ist mort
I'l.
Oct.. I88U
Oct., 18W
iBept., I8«(
An«. 1,1891
27
27
. .
(.
Jan.. 1813
London.
300,000
(40,000
Eastern LHv. (Palnior/
iii'iriuiir- ri57.ftiU
MM'On, On.
New York.
j.i'j.
A.*0.
7
7g. A.4kO.
Baltimore.
1,9^,000
Mllwankee CUT loan
Milwaukee and Western
Midland PacijU>-\%% mort
Jfl?., Manitowoi <t Green Bay~-Ut mort...
Mine mil (t SchitulkiU <£ iTacen^stock.
Mineral Point iWie.)—\%t mort
,yr«n. it .VorthweJtt—lBt M. gld, f.t..
MUisUsiflpi Central— Ui M. (M. G. U. R.)...
3d mortgage (M.C R.R.)
Tenn. State Loan ....
J/f^«., Oilftr/titatk fi^'d /?.-iBt M.gld
M'j'.<-
"5"
J.
F.* A.
1,000
&
M
to.
M.tiV.
F.ft A.
1,398,000
I,0n0,f00
1,800,000
1.300/XIO
ru
2d mortgage (Prairie du C.)
C"
4k
A.
7
7|t.
4«7,4m
284
111
37U
ist mortgage (Iowa 1% Minn.)
Ist mortgtiK'e (Minn. Central)
Dakota)
ist niortifAge (Iowa
l8& mortgage (Prairie dn C.)
'-^
J.
7
1871
2dmori.'s^c
JT/
7
7
7
per cen: (cumulative) stock
11
7
ManihesterA Boiton.
.wooo
1st ra ortxaKft
m
I
7
1
Alul—Stock
5(.
I
F.'ii'A.
J.A.I
M.ftN.
3.3M,9nO
'
Utmongaxe
A.«0.
J.AO.
I
7g. T.
»,8W,1»»
18W
Michigan Lake Shore— Ut mortgage
ypArifr'rm UntonvUle dk Water Gap—tat M,
irv/'r
Aic/jlo—Ut mortgage, gold
Mimii' 'i- Centre Od.— Ist mort gage
1
A.4t O.
!Sov..'8»-'S91 tfea MJBOrooo coaa. loin tuttin nam'*
do
Oct.l9.18M
do
to rcoiiiii old bda. balaoe* for tayvte.
N. V.,,r. B.Alexander. !Aprll. 1808
London, BailngBroa. Dec, IKOI
Receiver appointed by C.i. Conrt. Pacll
PhtladelphU.
Atlc.iUTI LeaaedtornnimitBr. RB.actO'.sOO.
Opened In 1 70. Opctucd »llh On. BB.
N. Y. M. K. Jesup * Co
(V.18. p.»3».)
do
do
187190
Net revenne In 1010. tl48393 Cent of road
y. Y.,M. K. Jegap4k Co
IMI
and eqnlpmen a, |e,9etJ71.
do
do
1890
do
do
iPoriland. IrtNan Bank
Ho»toi, Webater Bank.
SOOjOOO
900,000
190,000
890,000
190 000
l.l«)
1,000
isao
Mlebtt;an Central (Air Line mortgage)
Ml'hlgau Air cine Int M.,ass«ni.oyM.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, Ist .M., gaar.
do
^d M..iaiar...
do
Grand Riv. Valley, Ist M.. assumed
do
2d M-.guar
do
Preferred
«
7
I
~
A.AO.
A.ftO
Central— tock
tfc
IIW^
3,00n,il00
I87J
Bock -\st MA. «r
Ut mortKAge, convert., sinking fund...
iBt mortgage, convertible
1st morti^aife, sterling, no n -convertible
Af Uteri Hl-.ee
7
—
I
I
.M.4kX.
M.4fcN.
F.»A.
IJI7,»n
mile
uort bonds,
''/<>"
!
i
A.*0.
7
,
l>
1900
1W>,000
convertible
,
i-/i
to retiu' e.tleii
Np.
laak.
lRt9(:onM>l. Sept.. in
In
and Lex. * IraiiK
Loulav. to Lex.. 9 am.i ttno. brsack ••
Total iTIm.
do
Jan., imi
do
CoTlnirloo. Tilim.
do
do
Jan.. IWI
jlldaie)' Nov.imi, altliCkM.*6ai*.
.ed.
do
,lan., 1897
do
9131 03U> new nloox aold to C.AO. at
'April, 190Ol 60. IV. is.p.3111.** >
do
do
.-..
Louisville.
Aag., 1871 lAnnnal report pobll had In CBaomcu,
N. Y., J. B. Alexander. Jan., 'C».*i7 T. IK. p. :M, akoaa >ei earniair* nn
do
do
ail line ope aled. lffW-7I,»i9Mt4. Total
1888
cnalor pr p. r.y. |3IMI«*. DIT'denfla
do
do
*"
May. -n-TsI of.toipt rente yearriocelM. Of
Lonlsvllle.
of -.to 8 per
mi
Jnlr.
,
F. *A.
J. 4kJ.
4
',
1890
Jnne,
Louiaillle.
y. Y. BankofAmeiiia.i
J.* J.
J.* J.
A.*0.
•
7
8
8
7
,1
3.490,000
\vv. .!j^:i3 Ljai, ^lU.OOOper
1/
:!' '^ d- St. LotiJi—l»t
A'
do
*D.
J.* J.
J.* J.
>.*J.
1,87*390
Loan
little
.f-
6
ijjf.
6
,000^00
I
:
•
F.* A.
M.* N.
4.4«0J«8
i
Ml .:ri{ age,
Jil ill M ijiAge
<
J.ilJ.
8,1»1,7I9
2d mortgage
8d morigaKC
Scioto & flock. RR.,l!4t mortgage
Martetta cfr A««6-iBt M,»;4/)00 p.ra
Marquette it Onton<tyon—\%t M.. Income...
Maryt'fnl <fc Delaware— l»t mortgage
id morteaife
Mtrnw/i i it Charleston—9toci£
TiiHiiisssec
J.
6
800,000
mortgage, dollar
mortgage, sterling
".*!
MOM M
mMfwm
li3,oni
49I,3C0
1
,
,
sn.i«o
isn)
18«B
MJ01M.I Br
jn, HO fti
In 10
HMi
'5'
18«
I8W
unswlck-Ht M-,
lit
9.9i«,orin
£300
"ioo
!'•«.
I.
DtTldenda
8«pl.,l«IO
1
7
•
4k
Oft.
1(71
1998
.lODO,
1
A.*0.
Q-F.
H
<
Consol. Ist mortgage for $S.i»00,OW)
Memphis & bio. Ist M., sterli- v. guar...
ZouisvUte, Neic Albany <t Cflfc— Slock
J.
A J.
I'7
801,000
83,000
39,000
100,000
3,gtt,oni
S<9, 00
8,813,380
1.0U0
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
.i>2j)
* Xar C*.
lowcM Is
Recetpla frxin air
.,' ... J.
O't 1«73
N.Y., N. BkConini'rc«. D«c. i. ll_
ClnclDMil.l BopI, 1971
>. T., Bk of Ajiurlu
JlaTji*
>«ar. hr Penn. RR.
do
do
7a;'
llahllltlr. and paTlan I
Boalon Offlce.
Jan. 1.1900 In pruHrr..
Land Krafl
.. ,„.
do
stale aiii|iiii.itlO par tM.
A|.1
N.T., Union Tnwt Cu.'Ai
*!'i,m' per nH a.
Philadelphia ufflce.
<ipenit«-d br Phil. A
1do
ipli. inu.inijsi.
Phila.. F. I.T, ft » U.Co Ai
--. Loaaiup. to HoekTllta, Ia«.
N. Y., K. J.Soulh'n n.H
uUh X. J. rouUwn.
II
i8i'
lir.coinpl«tedtDl>70. DiT.of •
N. Y.J, Vermllje 4k Co,
Jul;, :[.
nf.'-ept, li'.l. i'l.l rrev Qiia dir. 4
-'
Philadelphia.
per crliL In W),
Ma
J.
1110
1
Loan
J.
Orl.,1971
Ndw York *
A.4kQ.
90
.
-
I
I
IBM (iponodlB ino. It if. p.
im; Mponud hj l.'kUk c:e
ome«
Mar.
A.*0.
3
6
190,000
Laxtnffton—tiotk
cc»t stock
Krankfort bonds
'
r
J.
?^
l,»',00O
3.00 ,000
n line...
''MA
•
Plilli.
do
do
do
i>
*D.
J.*
f.
7 f
7
in,ooo
iiii
!:
/
J.
6
«
3jao,oro
IrW
ino
fund
..s^lFqr/wi-latMgld
Shore—lBt mortgage.
ck
*
A.*0.
800,000
i8«e
19U
Km
.
N. y.,W|nifow,L.A Co
N. Y.. r»m. L. * T. Co,
.M.*S.
•
,413,000
»
I
•
1
•
PlilltdelphU
TJjno
ikliig
-/•.
r7*A.
10
7 f
4JIIO,000
stock
••'ft
Q-J.
!*
•od liM fn n
t*>«imiifd fiT ttr\t} <:r<ltartl
MM or 40 Mr MM. tr JMJHI
*M M>'< • f*|M% « «f
do
N. r., Boalon
4,108,00(1
Fort Smith— Ut mort., gold
/;y/,f
J.
8ja>!ooo
18«9
onnefitlon bonds
"
J.*
«.
Meek
it
do
30
o
J.
isn
com
^(
A -r.
{,*
1898
18«8
1810
iKt ni'Ttgagn (liazteton RK.)..
Le.rini/!o/i ,f St. Lout9—Ui mortgage,
uair' .t/c/(ji(— Block,
Isi iii>>rt»fitRe
Streot
t.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
19,ISB,«n
reg..
•.
a«»,aoo
imafiCB
800,000
mortgage, new, low.
let
7g.
l^•»
--i.irk
-
/..
/,(
8
8
a
7
7
lan
18«
,
f
m
A.aU.
7
las?
,
niiAn«
or 1I,T,
il»
laM
1M1
.V Gra id Rapids..
HalainH.'
JamesiuM
im, Ut niortfftge..
Sd niurtuAire ...
do
do
Lake Sup. it SltM.-Ut M gold, 1. h.r..s.f.
Bk
do
7
TabfM.
In mmr
Mkoa.
:<«« Tork,
7
7
IfM8
-rxfl
tawrfiii
INTERKBT Oil DIVIDtm).
1Ut«
WllM
When Pinbta, (M
i|
IMf
,
LIST.
mfmmf «rr»r MM#v*r««
ttotlea
br
Uivers
Ralamii.
• 1mbi«4UI«
|
L. Shore <A .VcA. .SouiAtfrn— (Continued.)
fiHUTitloft Erie, inortfrage bonds
do
do
d«
877
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
wtn
gnb«crtb«r»
.
.
.
MobUie * London
Mobile.
LoadOB.
Mobile.
^ J^cTuW
Jan., 1899
nee. ,1990
Feb.. 901
Ian.
1, <99i
,Vpl IS. 1990
loa-T*
99030) (^leroke* la «.
In
opantUOB Qlra-d .to
_
.Trot.
.^ __
4J*tHB:
—
. ..
. ..
..
.
.
"
.
THE CHUONICLi
878
[December
RAILEOAD STOCK AND BOND
80, 1871.
LIST.
Subscribers will confier a great favor by giving u» Immediate notice ol any error ditcovered In our Tables.
Bon (In,
INTEREST OB DIVIDENDS.
sr Amount
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
Principal,
Rate
Outof
when Due,
REMARK-?.
When
"Where Payable and
per X
BtandJng
Stockfi,
For explanation of all references, see Road
by Whom.
Cent. Payable.
last Dlvl'd.
I8t page of RR.Tables.
\
il
foot notes on
MoiUcUUr Railway of .W.-lst M., guar. .
Montgomery dc Efie—\Bi mort
Montgomen/ it ^u/'aK/rt—Ysl M., en. by Ala.
1st
mortgage, not endorsed
Monticello
<& Pfjrt
a
.
18S7
1870
1810
.
A
vw.
Chatt<iHoogar-Bioct
Bonds, endorse'l
y,MhvlUs
Decatur— Ut
at
M
.
v Wt'
gr. by L. &N.
.
;
it
a
1000)
1000 (
25
• •
18TO
1867
2d Mortgage
jV(wAm«
/
50
Morris <* ^ssea;— stock
I9t mortgage, eiuking fund
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
Constrnction bonds
Noftfiville
1,000
1,00"
1,000
1864
1866
var.
mortgage.
Jervi'i—l&t
30,000
a
18«6
Lolcell—9iOC^s.
Naugntuck Feb., '71— stock
,
l9t
1856
1S57
1869
mortgage, convertible
Jfstoark ft New KorA;— Ist mort
Kercark, tiomerset it Straitsv,
O— ist mort.
A'c(C
let
Be\rord
d-
600,000
.800,M10
1,861,4J0
120,500
600,000
800,000
500,000
172,500
S00,0O'
2,!0O.OUO
1,100,000
2,100,000
1,000,000
400.000
200,000
7,295,200
a
•
"ioo
.
Mortgage bonds, coupon
Bond- f.onv rf., tax free, coupon...
Holyoke & WestOeld RR
1870
JV«c Jc7's«i/— stock
is-'s
1888
1870
1871
••3d mortgage, currency
SouDier }i—\9t mortgage
tflt mortgage (Toms' River b .)........
yew Jerney WeM iinc— Ist mort., gold..
1859
Ji. J.
Mortgage bonds
Id mortgage convertib
Convertible bonds
y. Orleans, Jacks. AGt. iVor(A.—let mort
2d mortgage
Income bond!!, gold
K. O. City oxten. bonds
N. O., Mobile de Tt'xriK—Ut mort., skg fund
id mortgage, endorsed by tate La
1865
jst
a
67- '6!
a
.,
do
Bondff lor debts assumed
do
B.& N.F, stockh'd's do
do
railroad stock..
do
do
real estate
do
do
Bonds convertible till '69
Renewal bonds
'id mortgage, sink. fd. (Hudson River)....
do
Sd mortgage
tfisw York <fc //nrfcm—stock
1,00
—
mortgage
18 3
1863
1861
1853
Consoliclaled mortgage of 1863
Sinking fund
Plain b onds
y. Y. ib Mouxittonic yorthern—Ut mort,..
Ifew York tt y. Haven— tocx
Ist mortgage
y. Y.db 0«(Wf/o Jftrf.— l8tM.,gld
Convertible bonds
yew
York, Pi'ov.
1,000
1,000
«
1,000
"ioo
iM'A
1855
1850
1810
A j5os(.~- stock
mortgage
Improvement
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Extension
General mort. ($1,000,000 authorized)....
yiles db New Lisbon— Ut raortg
yorfolk dk Petei-sburg-Btocii
Preferred stock
Guaranteed stock
100
100
mortgage
mortgage
2d mortgage for $5yO,(X)0....
yorth Carolina— stocky com
Ist
Ist
100
Preferred stock
Zii
'67-.68
1857
%jortheatttern {S. C'.)— stock,
8 per cent preferred stock
1865
1S6S
1869
dk
L.
,
,
1.
7 f
5,000.1100
3.150.000
2,500,000
360,000
1.216,000
1S5.000
5,000.000
1.500,000
1,993,000
1,223,000
1.000
33.000
475,000
3.068,400
105,000
400,000
50,01X1
mortgage
2d mortgage
8
f.
r.
4
4
7
6
,
Bonds.
Oimha 4 JfortAwMterH—L. gr., gold bds.
;
1
New
Hedford.
Bosl.. Snffolii Nat.Bk.
New Hftven. t.
<
N. Y. Hatch * Foote.
New
Haven,
do
do
Nov.,
luly
1871
INet Stti-nings
1870, »45,570.
1, 18811
SS.City of N Haven endors. part of these bds.
2cl
1, 1889 In operation, N. Haven to Mid., 22m.
mortgage held by towns on the line.
Net earnings for 10 months in 1870, 1120,289.
Jan., 1899
Interest paid, $83,033, and balante to
April, 1830
construction.
May
May
1, 1
Mav
New
1,1900 In progress.
(V. 13. p. 211.)
Newark
to
Emmaus,
,5<l.000
250,1)00
3,017,000
2.000,000
600,000
19,995 847
4,024,474
2,080,000
850.000
31,000
458,000
1,000,001
1,450,000
)6,000p,m.
Pa.
for 10 years
steamboats
Feb.
28, 1871,
See Chbon-
J.& J. New York Co.'s Olfire Ian. 1, 1915 ICLE.voI.12. 747; 13. p. 12.
M.&N. N.Y..1 ond.,Berlln&Fr't My 1,18*9 ^. Y. Cltv to Brewster June. N. Y.
A.&O. N. Y. Union Trust Co Oct., 1871 Consol., Oct. 1869. of N. V. Cent. & Hud.
A.&O.
do
do
Oct., 1871
Riv. roads. In Dec. 1868 the N. Y. Cent,
do
M.& N.
do
May 1. 1883 declared a div. of 80 per cent in scrip,
F. & A.
do
do
Aug. 1.1876 which was exch'd for consol certificates.
M.&N.
do
do
May 1. 1883 In 1868 the stock of the two separa' e Co's
M fcN.
do
do
May 1, 1883 was $12,712,700. The Co. publishes no
M.&N.
do
do
May 1, 1883 report, except the returns required by
do
do
F.& A.
Aug. 1.1876 the ^tate. Net earnings in 1869-7D, was
J.&D.
do
|do
Dec 15,1887 $8,295,240. (V. 12, p. 336,689.)
J.* I). I.Y., Grand Un. Depot. Jnnc, 1885
do
do
M.&N.
May 1, 1875
J.&.I. N. Y., Gr. Union Depot. July, 1871 An increase of $2,000,000 in stock was made
do
do
J.& .1.
July, 1871
in March, 1871, the proeeedstobe used for
do
M.& N.
do
May 1, 1873 new depot in N. Y. and other purposes.
F.&
do
do
do
A.
1
& J.
.7.&,1.
7
F.&
5
-I.&.I.
6
A.&O.
J.&.I.
M.&N.
7
J.
7g,
f.
A.
.I.& J.
F.& A.
J.&.I.
M.&N.
J.& J.
J.&
J.
J.&.T.
J.& J.
J.& J.
do
do
do
Feb. 1, 1893
Jan.l, 1881
July, 18 2
Divdends of 8 per cent, per year have
been made for 5 years and no surplus
left over.
N. Y.. 137 Broadway.
In progress, W. Plains. N.Y. to B'kfleld.Ct.
N. Y., Grand Un. Depot. July, 1871 Op. with Hartf. & N. H. road, receiving 57
Y. Y N. Bk ol Republic Oct.. :S75
p. c.net. Leases Sh're Line. (v. 12, p. .593)
N. Y.. G. Opdyke & Co. July 1, 1V94 In proijress. Guarantees Monciair and N.
do
do
May 1, lf95 J. .Midland, (v. 12. p. 4M.)
N. Y. M. Morgan'8;Sons .luly, 1871 Commo ly known as Stonington RR. Of
do
do
167:1 & 1878
tlie 1869 bonds the Co. hold the balance
do
do
July 1,1S76
not outstanding, a part to retire the
do
do
187'f & 1881
$163,000 bds due 18T3& '74 and the rest for
do
do
July 1. 1899 future expenses. Divs. 7 p.c. for 3 yrs.
sues. O. toLiverp'l. 53ni..3Sin In operat'n.
Consolidated Nov.. 1870. into Atlantic. M.
& O. UK., of w-hich Gen. Malione is
President. Net earnings, year ending
'
New York.
v
Jan. 1, 1877
tept. 30, 1870, $148,917. (v 12, p. 784.)
do
Jan. 1,1871
,
—
do
July, 1893
Shops. North Carolina. July, 1871 Set earnintrs in year ending May 30. 1870,
do
do
Julv. 1871
4188,896. Lea ed Sept., 187110 Richm. &
do
do
M.&N.
18^2-78
Dauv. for Penn. R'!. Bee CuROSICLK,
do
do
M.&S.
1867
vol. 12. T79; 13. p. 402.
Gross earnings year ending March 1.1871,
Operating e.npenses, $230,747
m'.&n.
$321,551.
;
M.&S.
M.&S.
I.
&
7
5 a.
CLi&rleston.
do
do
J.
J '&'J.
N.Y.,Natl
A.&O.
A.&O.
6(r. f
6g. f
7
7
do
do
Jan!
Apr.
Apr.
i,'
1,
1,
1895
la'S
—
Philaiieiphia Office.
7
J. ft J.
7
7
7
7
7
Ilanisburg.
Boston, Office.
Dec,
do
Apr. 1.1874
do
\prll, 1-ai
isr^
Leased to North'n N.J. Operated by Erie.
J.& J.
A.&O.
J. &J.
M.&S.
J.&D.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.:& O.
Boston. Office,
do
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New 1 ork.
New York Office.
<J.-J.
^Philadelphia, Office.
F.ft A.
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7,30g.
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Philadelphia. Office.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&S.
F.& A.
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J,* J.
Jan.. 1872
Oct
.
2. 1S71
1877-79
Leased. Mar.. 1870.20 yrs. to Vt. Cent, for
Int. on bds, 8 p.c. on prf. stock. 6 on com
for 3 yrs, 7 for uext 3, & 8 for 14 yrs.
M8rch,1380
were $1,037,413; 1869,
Interest on debt
1868, $663,426.
and pref. stock, i870. $738,953. The guage
was changed. Aug., 1871, to correspond
with connectine lines and making a
thronch route from Kalto. to St. L -uis,
and operationsare now expected to show
a lafer profit. See Chro.viclk, vol. 12
let profits in 1870
York, Office.
do
do
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7 f
3
5
Dividends 8 per cent for 5 years.
City.
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Hudson Co. Bk
1878
Leased to Erie at 35 p. ct of gross esrn'gs.
N.Y., Jay Cooke* Co. July, 1890 L. gr.. 47.000,000 acres, (v. 13. p. 12 )
Boston. N.E. Tnist Co Jan., 1872 Leased. Feb.. 1869. to Bost.. H & E.. for 100
do
do
July 1, 1887
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
do
do
Dec. 1,1874
of properly, ta.xes, Ac. Cost of road and
do
do
equipments, $1,613,691. In 10 months of
lUly 1,1877
18i0 net earnings were $191,612.
I.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
7
7
1
This was the sta'us previous to sale under
foreclosure. Aug.. 1871, for $1,000,000.
See CnBONtOLB, vol. 13, p. 337, 635,
Jan'.'i. 1886
'f
4
(v. 12, p. 528.)
O.
A.&O.
4.&U.
A &0.
J. &J.
J.& J.
.I.&.I.
J.& J.
J.&D.
S'A
$90,804.
Net earnings. 1869-70, $590,726; in 1868-69
$163.113 fn 1867-68. $388.-240. The surplus
do
Apr. 1, 1877
above interest has gone into improvedo
M.&N.
May 1, 1696 m'nt,& made annual div. of 5 p.c. in stock.
K.& A. N.Y..MarketNat. Bank.
1887
Leased to Flu-h. & N. ^i-ic. Cost. $300,548.
M.&N. Baltimore & Philadel. Nov.,lS71 Company owns 142ni. and leases 175.. total
Annapolis.
Q.-J.
lrredeem;i.
operated. 317m. Dividends have been 6
Baltimore.
July, 1885
J &J.
per cent for three years and prev:oUBly
do
A.&O.
Anrll, 1900
8 per cent. Net earnings 18 0, $1,271,962;
do
Jan., 1877
J.& J.
1869, $1,286,803; 1868, $1,189,024. Interest
do
J.* J.
July, 1900
payments pi 1870, $605,598.
do
A.&O.
July, 1900
A.&
7
7
3
6
6
6
6
net revenue,
Sept..
18»1875
Bkof Com'rce
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6
10
n.m
5,0OOW
...
(v 12. p. 657, 7S5, v 13, p, 807.)
'72.
1
4(XI,000
5S0.O0O
71,000
819,UX)
Consolidated mortgage
Old Colony dt JViewTport—Stock
Bonds
»
after
1
1870. $11 8.536.
2.417.800
4,'i5J,450
L.'KKl.OOO
iBt
1890
1. 1900
Oct.. 1887
lulv
1
J.
J.*.J.
50.00(1
2.761,000
105.000
16,500
2,500,000
div
Office.
Boston OlHce.
N0V..1S71
Bridgeport, Conn.
.\ug., 1871 Net earnings. 1870, »2Or.,700: 18'i9, »19O,40S.
do
July, 1876
Divid.. 1870 13 per cent 1869. 9 per cent.
N. Y., Central of N. J
Leased by N. J. Cent. Cost, t2.2!'.l,7s8.
N, Y.. Union Trust Co. Nov. 1. 18891 in progress. Coal and iron road.
A J.
m'.& N.
137,50.^
157,1X10
221,500
ad cons. S. F. mort., for $4,000.000
Oil treek .ft Allegh. A.— Stock
Ist mortgage
Bondt
Bonds
"^7
5U,000
,
.'b
lessees
7 per cent
F.& A.
N. Y.. Co.'s Office.
Jan., 1872^ Operated with C. & Amboy RE. and Del.&
F.A&. N. Y.. Bk of Commerce. Aug.. 1875 Kar. anal, as the United Co.'s of N. J.
F.& A.
do
do
187-1
Net earnlngsof Un.Co'sin 1870. $1,224,566
F « A.
do
do
18S7
above int.. taxes, &c. See (;am. & A.
F.& A.
Y., G. Opdyke & Co
1-95
Leased to N. V. & Osw. >Iidl. for 7 p.c. gld
F.& A.
do
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18-1
on Ist M.. and 7 cur. on 2d M. & stock.
M.*N.
N. Y., Co.'s Office.
Nov. 1,1889 Leases L'g Br. & Seashore. Net earnings,
.501,000
Sinking fuad -'onds
Ohio <fe Mi^.Hssippi-Htock, com
Preferred stock
Ist mortgage. E. Div
let mortgage, W. Div
2d mortgage W. Div
Income mortgage, W. Div
Consol. mortgage, for $6,890,COO
Consol. mortgaga. sterling,
C
& Wes.
assume all liabilities and pay
on stock, and 3 per cent after
1874. if they then earn 10 net on M. & B.
Net earninas in 1870 were »957.521.
Nashville to Chatta.. Tenn., branch to Jasper. Tenn., total, 172m.
Leased to L. & N., who payO p.c. on stock
The
1914
1891
1910
1889
I
i(xi,oon
Equipment bonds
Nashville.
1886 Uo.Td in procross and will probably be
1,190C
completed Montg. to Enfanlil in 1872.
22,322.
1,
1891
2^5,000
i!?
June
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6 f
1,('81.0(«1
123
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J.
306,000
416,000
1,000,000
321,200
490.500
i.ono
500
1,000
mort
CAam.— stock
w
.1.
22,000
Preferred stock
Fnndeddebt,
J.*
2,000,000
134,000
100,000
250,000
616.001
500.000
1,361,300
300,000
I.IKIO
50(1
a
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Mch
6
111,000
914,000
101,000
109,028
8.00,00:)
6,000,000
4,000,000
"ioo
mortage
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
yorth PennsfjlvantaStoc^i
l8t mortgage
Chattel mortgage
3d mortgage
yorth Shore (I. /.)— Ist mortgage
Northern Central— %tQc\i.
Ist mortgage, State loan
2d niortgage, sinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, Y.&C. UR (gnar by Bait)
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon.
do
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do
Income convertible bonds
yortharn, .V. if. —Stock
Bonds. 1874, nut mortgage
Northern of N, -/ensey—lst M.. guar by Erie
rtkern Pacific— Ui mort.. gold. 1. gr
Mforwich tt WbrceHer—i>lock
1st mortgage. State loau, sinking fund
Plain bonds
Construction bonds
*
Co.
N. Y., Imp. & Trad. Bk
N. Y., R.T.Wilfon*Co
M.& N.
M.£ N.
"Y
8,500,000
1,500.000
3,000,000
1.787.000
112,305
106,000
161,000
9,000,000
1,059,500
3,800.000
50
1869
185i
let
Nyack
Og^emb.
500
SO
60
North Jrt«so«/'i— Stock
l)ond9
dc. ^Vc»r(ftem~l8t
"600
com
Gen'l mortgage, new
Old morteage bonds, due I86S-69
Funded Interest certificates
New
J.
7f.
t.
146.8110
IOO
Isl
Mortgage bonds
Bonds of 185;
6
7
1,894,00.1
180,0110
so
50
Preferred stock
Ist
4
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J.& J.
.T.*.I.
M.&N,
M.A N.
7
7g.
1,000
1,000 12,5'X)n.ni
s.oooiooo
1,001
Km 45.00 VflO
100 44,428,300
6,936,626
rt e
1,514,000
1.000
76,000
((
592,000
1,000
162.000
1,000
88,000
1,000
2,900,000
1,090
Cential) .
J.
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London, Office.
July, 1871 Leased to Vermont Central
A.&O. N. Y., Btt of N. America Sept.. 1885 at $240,000 per yr. Including
do
do
J. & D.
Jnlv, 1891
owned. (V. 13, p. 8ffit.)
J.& J.
do
do
18^2-73
a.OTo.oiin
J.&.T y. Y.. J.
Alexander. July 1, 1886 Gross earnings year ending
A.&O.
1.500.000
do
do
Oct. 1. 1890
$1,694,000.
M.&N.
2.000,000
do
do
1S90
1,000,000
J.&.J.
do
do
1800
12.500 p.m. 8or7g. J.& J. New York and London Jan. 1, 1915 In progress west of Miss. R.
18 il
1871
Certificates
do
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J.&
3,000,000
968,400
800,000
200,000
199,000
1.100
1.U0O
i.aio
yeio York <£r/ios(o«— Ist mortgage, gold
yew York Central tft Hudson River— stocK.
N. T., Union Tru t Co.
1890
Operated bv Erie. Cost of road. »'
N. Y.. Del. Lack. &W. June, 1871 I.paseilin perpetuity to Del., Lack
A. SO.
I'- M.* N.
5X F.& A.
450MIO
s.oon.ooo
1,500,000
2.000,000
N. Y.. G. Opdyke
J.'*
7
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18)6
1860
18;0
1870
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6
1871
1886
Oct.. 1887
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b
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h
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1,001
1,000
?
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N.J. Midlan<l~\%t M.,gld,guar by N.Y.& O.
yew London
1,000
1.000
1,000
1110
Loan
Jd Loau
KdLnan, due State New Jer ev
l6t
I
a.lO'.'.OOO
a
May,
ft-Jy.b n.
M.4N.
F.& A.
J.& J.
F. &A.
7
7
1,963,F39
1.546,000
500
100
100
Taunto}i—»toc^
eft
7.^f.
500,000
18.667,200
5.000,000
8.0OO.O0O
l,36S/ieO
Leaeed In perpetnity b.v N. Y. & O. Midi.
Operated by trie. Net earn*gfl, $11,365.
Co.]
A.&O.
M.&S.
J.* O.
330 000
V,o6o
mortgage
yew Haven £ Derbp— 1st mort
yew Haven MUUUetown dc Will—Ui mort.
2d morr cage
,•
jVor?ftrtmp.(caual RR)— stock
N. Baven
p.m 7g.f. M.&V. S.Y. G.Opynije &
M.&N.
Goshen Bank.
130.000
47,000
1,0)0,000
Boston, Office.
June,"l871
July 1, 1872
July
1, 18T2
.Ian. 1, 1874
Apr. 1,1882
Jan. 1, 1S98
Jan. 1.1898
Apr. 1, 1882
$6W,719:
p. 402; 13, p. 144.
April, 1911
Jan
1872
Feh.l, 1»96
Apr. 1,1882
Nov. 1,1871
,
For
1 1
Inufi
mOB. ending Dec. 31, 1870, net earnwere $l,4!i2,832; expended on con-
struction and equip.. $664,606. leaving a
surplus above int. and 12X p. c. In dIvs.
May 1, 1888 of tl68,557. (V, 13, p. 178.)
.Un..l872 Net earnings year ending Sept. .If. 1871.
Septl, 1884 $675,636.
Stock to be increased to
$6,500,000. See
.\nr. 1, 1875
Sept., 1876
13, p. 807.
Aug., 1877
Jan., 1901 ButldlDK, Cm. to
report in Cbbonicxb, t.
PukotAh,
L.'gr, 1W,U00 «c.
;
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Boston, Eaal. JUL Co.
.
"i-lst
.
Ac
do
/.
« • CMc,
Mn'
Mn-
—
•lock Iwliw raaranu-ed pwpetaal
d'per'petaal
dends la In tae nature o?
annuity. New slock of t-^
Nor.. ISn.ioPenn. Co. for I
under anlcla It of Itai
on old stock nol affeccad.
,
Central~l6i morteage
.i.r -Ift M„a.f. (Portl. loan)
ri„M^e. equal lien.
!-
I
*i
px. oa aCek
In Ihe year pndln«. r or. ai. in), opetaiad
ooni., inrlndiD nun erona iaaaad road*.
Th.* r,-nf. nrr Included In apara Im asunlvd lo
P<'"'
irei
im
do
Xcw
!-
Jan
l.ondon.
!!'"*
I oan (*.>.000.000) convertible
ni'irtfrnire
Pfiii-tilelvliUi (t- 7>'f«;oH— stock....
Pkilct., Wilm. (t Sfitt.—Stock
:-t
iljr. i.ii p: rr.
XetmraM. MMI.
MBmt, lor
It
Jan^lSR
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Office,
Pni^b..an.
•lock
- V.CUBUaV.
I
ITO'LeaMd
Sept.,
Plilladelphla. Office.
!!!!!.
!!!!*
Loan
Loan
Loan
OtlMr WOMd
M; VOL 11, r- 114.
•ff
;.'i.rioc..H.i.
i
y'i''?'-'^':
|)ulir|.l»«!
Philadelphia.
com
I.oiiiis
Loan, convertible
Loan, stcrlln^f
Loan, sifrlliiff
Eaet Pcnn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan,stcrliaK
lt*t
•
OB IMtai
Fojnerlyl>anbarT*
P)ii1adelplila,PennaRR.| Jaiy/im
"W,J, toil
1st iiiortKajfC
I..
lijnjnMtMn.
Inly, Ik,,
mortKa(fe (Md.)
1'
(UMR
'7;
*"''.:'"''
S.Y.,
Erte— Stock, ccm
Prcrfrrtd stock
1st !nortj.'age,Sanbury & Erie."!.*!'!!!!
1
od
rrp-.r
.,.
July l,l»;i
& Trad. Bk.iJnly 1, IttM
and London. Veh., iwti
Pbll«..'«7 8. 4tli»t.
:Apr. 1.
Ill Llbfrtyrtrcct.I Keh.. !^.
inort
t-Ml-fU'.phia ct
PI.
of
N. T., Imp.
lluiMts
rf>ii.u(t if.fiia
(
Inn op «Mro <if li« own road and l!rt"»
»•<•
.J£!i£' l*wtjtami*ad
l»10
,
lomiiion stuck
2i]
In IniTUi.
do
New York
P?ii:'i't.!.itBalt.Cent.~\siid.,iPtLi',
l?t
i
1B71
.Ian., I8in
N cw'v.V.k.lim,-.'''^^
iiiuuni—HX nior tiTHKf
Amboy
Juw;
Nov.,
Phlla "
I.. Bk.No.Anierlca. June I.ISWI Ner»rnln««l».tTr,»31IJII.
-Stock..Kimruntoed
Peoriu,Pe\inii
I'torin d- Kotk IslHiut—Ui iiior gHge.
Pirth
pwM»l
Tfii.
,'
Pt-rt.
ixid oirtrM
ondon.
Phllailplphls,
^- J'*~l8t inoi tgatfe, guar!
-^'uaranteRd
I'
/V'
'^sS
tsr;
m.T.i«.,T;i.)
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April, ir.S|
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'
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^'
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• irofa
M.y'l.lWI
'
flu
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do
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Sijtte iten (IcRtallmentsj bonds..
111
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Bowrn * Fox.
W Hop|,ln.*Co
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mi'itjfage
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L'i?!<*
do
Bruoklyii, AlUnllc Rnk
{'
(Jcii
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ifii
<li>
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Iftl
do
Louta.
Lo-aoj. Browing.* Co Aprfajja
*.,',*,
^
irA— iFt M., fruar by Krle
/>fcattir—l»t inort
-f.— l8t M.,eud by Uu. Co.
- i-i iuurt., gold, a. f.
/''•!• li-o/fi't/tid—stock
'
^!!"
riV
do
do
rtiaKti, sltirllriK
i! i(,'nti:nsf, Bierllnir
III.
(..in-
Bk Commerce.
N. Y..
St.
BteHlnjf
\%\ Mil ri(fi»Ke,
R,
CllUenaB'k.
;
per aunom....
it:iiia>
-Slock
/
.'Cl
1^)0.000
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-"
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i.rMi«d In H. y^
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,
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I
inb
1. ins
Office,
aocaaler,
B * Co
do
do
do
do
London.
Richmond, Olllae.
do
Jan.
187S-)0
ir.a-is
lan-w
ia:s
Jana, KB
Richmond, Ofllee.
iio l~
a.. Qlnrd Xat Bank
—
Phi
NawYork.
do
do
Intrre(4i fuiidiiiK It.nd-
K*w York
I
T
Int
Rich
to
>f
tn
.
Wa
Pa. IlK. SeaCmos-T: ia.a.«l.
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,
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h.
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belu redac<4 ky wmtgm
MalaTaa aad kmaCaTHiS.
road )aa«a«. afTlfi aaca
a*
for 'hi
hnaafe <««. Ma' .
IS. iBlaraal a cmaad
lM..rI^•;,L- l.o':.!..
1st mortfragt?
E^im^m
SI m.. at awiW par r<ar
Mai eaimlaas.
year analw Sapt. SS, IK*.niL7a, la
ear
Vep< .
sp<.,lin7MHa< Ika I
the R • h. and laaaad Itoaaapa airt la
,
ud London,;
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.
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.
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THE CHROXICLE.
880
[December
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
30, 1871.
LIST.
i^nbscrlbera -will confer a great favor by glTlng n» Immediate notice ot any error discovered tn onr Tables.
Bonde, 5
-St
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
Amount
Principal,
tiutof
Rate
REMARK".
When
Where Payable and when Due,
p. r t
standing.
Stocks.
For explanation of all references, see Road 5«
Payable.
by Whom.
Cent.
lastDlTl'd.
loot notes on Ut pa?e of RR Tables.
i
I
1
1859
1853
1861
—
com
J?M(to7irf—fltock,
100
100
b
in;.>
b
StK',!''"
b
95,200
h
1863
1867
1808
1871
ISiO
158
Chica(io—Ut mortgage, gold.
S(.fttKi*ft(c.— IstDiv.-lstM., liin
1st mortgage, St. P.to Watali.sOni
2d M. on SOin
oii'sOin.& l-i on l.Kr. of 3il7 ,200 acres
General M. (held lo retir above bonds).
General mortgage, sterllnif
. .
dates
till
r. ft s. H.H..
guar by
S.
Car
n
"05
111,800
406,500
12,000 p m.
16,000 p.ra,
7
7
7
8g.
576,050
1,161,400
210,000
80
1870
1869
50
100
100
1,1*0 16,000
1,000 16,000
p.m.
p.m.
8
7
^'.000
7^1.000
520,000
995,800
200,000
a
100
b
.
Var
5C10
600
50U
500
SOU
18
2dmortgigo
South ft Ao. .4ia&awa— Preferred stock....
l»t mortgage, endorsed by Ala
1,000
181
6
IIX
mort
New bonds
South Side kL. /.)— Ist mortgage
South Side Fa.).— Stock
57
I
7f.
F & A.
&D.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.
\^
M.
6
4
A J.
J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
.
.
South'refitern.(Ga.'i-Stociz,com
Guaranteed stock
Company bonds, conv. In o .tockat'par.
Mus .>lc!e RR b 'nds,conv. at87X
/A/tnd— 1st mortgage
Mf^ttntain (JV. F.)— Ist mort
SulUBan (H.)— 1st mortgage
5(a(e7i
Stisrifnff
2d m-irtgatre
Sullivan it Erie— l<it mortgage, conv.,
Summit 5r«7ncA (/^.)— 1st mortgage.
Sussex (y. J. )— 1 St mortgage
Syrac Bingh. ft N. >'.— Stock
7
M
b.
"29
mortgage
JI.
Taun'on Branch— ^toc^
Terre llauteds IndlanapoUa
Peoria
tt
ll'O
100
var
1
1867
1871
gold
"ii
80
73
30
- stock
m
1,000
1100,000
213,0r:0
a
t^araaio— stock
100
IW
2d Preferred
J.«
A.&O.
A.&O.
N. Y., agency of Co.
&
New Y'crk
Petersburg.
J.
100
1,000
1,000
1.000
100
100
1,800,000
1,600,000
1. 300.000
406,000
15,000,000
1 .003.000
900,000
2,600,000
2.500.UOO
500,000
300.000
1 .000.000
1.500,000
116K
1S64
1866
1870
.
per c n- stock
mortgage (_Tol.& III., 75 m.)
mor gage (L.Erie, W.ftSt.L.)
morigaxe (Ot. Wt'n of '59,)..
mortgage (Qnin.A Tol.)
1st mortg;ige (fll. & S. Iowa)
2d m>rt,igc (T0I.& Wab.)
2d moitga'ie (Wuh.,* Wt'n.) ..
1st
Ist
1st
1st
1,000
2dmort«age((}t. W't'nof'5».)...
Equip:n.-nt bonds (T.iW.). ..
Consol. m>rtgage, CO >v
istniirtgage. (I)ec8tnr& k.'sV.'LmriV,..
Troy ft a<'«nJ«^(on-l«t mort., sink. ftmd.
T:oy ft Hnston~lat mortguct
2d ni:jrt^age
IST
18)9
do
York.
New
.1.
J.
t>
7
1.001)1
1
moft.'.giuir.'T'ror'citt-.'.
ISTl
1870, $569,012.
Int.. $322,762
.
per cent each paid in
issued iu 1871 lor the
purpose of retiring old debt. (12, p. 464.)
"Two dividends of
1870.
(v.
13,
1
New bonds
p. 516)
Net earnings
la"! yeaf, $15,005.
bonds are held by Cunibe'
1.
ThelstM.
RR.
Valley
Prf. stock and 'stM. end. bonds are held by
Jan'l,'lS?0
Loiii'vllle & Nashville RR. ll2, n. 657-725)
Oct., 1880 Net earnings in 10 mos, 1870, $18,933.
Oct., 1881
Mch 1, 1887 Cost, $3,017,000. Net earnings, '70, $162,981.
ConsolUlaed, Nov., 1870, In Atlantic,
I8MJ9O
Miss. & O. RR. and now operated as
1884-'
Souttt Mde division of ihat road. Net
1896-1900
ea ning yr ending Sept. 80, 1870, $180,151.
do
Vermllye
Y
New
7
I.&D.
7
F. & A
I' J.& J.
&
RR
do
Dec, 1887
do
N.Y., Union Trust Co. Aug., 1801
J.& J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
Boston OfBce.
N.Y.,Farmcr8' L.&T.Co
do
do
N. y,,B8nk of N. A.
F.& A.
6
7
7
N.Y.,Farmers' L.&T.Co
Jan., 1872 (v.
13, p. 338.)
cai nings 1869-70, $517,439. Cash div. in
10 yrs, 131 per cent, stock div. .'61, 25 p.?.
May, 1872 Net ea nln'-'s 1870, $222,905.
dividend.
Ea tein division. State line, Ind. toPeoiia
Jan'.,"l870
Ills, Ulm. Western division, Peoria to
saw, 117m.
Co t of road about
.luly 18
July,
1
Nei
187'>
No
Wa
&D.
J
J.&
do
J.
M'.ft
F.&
A.
N.
A.
N.
M.&
F.&
M.&
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
Q.-F.
F.&A.
2,Too,i>
J.
92.000
I
&
J.&
3UU,(XI0
Feb. 1,1896
Dec.
Apr.
July
N. Y.,Kldd,P. * Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Metropol.Bank.
N. Y.,Kltld.P. & Co.
N. Y'., Meiropol. Pank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Troy N«t. Ex. Bank
N. Y..Nal. Bs ofC-jm.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.
F.& A.
F.& A.
sy,
do
do
do
do
do
A.&'i.
300,000
050,000
427.000
6S9,gO0
m
Net revenne,
1878-88
1878-88
l»71-Ti
1874
188»-91
1880-92
1871
Dec. 1,1888
Mch 1, 18*1
Petersburg.
.).
&
'7I:
"187;
in progress.
Leased to Maine Central.
Leased to Portl. & Ken. at $36,000 per yr.
1891 In progress.
1887
(V. 1'2, p. 784.)
1870-75
1862-72
F.
& Co 'an. 1,1900 tn progress. Stock paid iu. $1,631,803.
A. N.
.,
.M .& N
May 1, 1900 In progress. Oitumwato Ced. Rapids, la.
A.&O. N. Y'., P. M.Myers & Co. 1878-88 Land sr. 1,792,000 acres, (v. 13, p. 305.)
Mch 1,1890 Cost 10 Jan. 1, 1871, $810,000.
Sept. 1,1880
Leased to Central Ga. Di\idendB 8 per
cent a yr, to every 10 per cent on Cent.
1869-86
Vari.
Macon.
Ga. sto k.
1812-76
Varl.
1886
Net earnings last year, $72,670.
1874
J.'&'j.
York
(l;ost of road and equipment, $-,02,468.
Jan.. 1875 Leased 10 Vt Cent. Interest in default
Boston.
fl.&J.
do
Ang.l 1880 tin e l^^'.. Cost about $1.2,'i0,000.
M.& N. N. Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk Nov. 1,1886 Coal road. Completed iu 1871.
J.&.l.
July 1, 1876 Coal road. Slock $2.5O2.'250. Div.6p.c.ln'70
Philadelpbla Office.
April, 1873 Net earnings 1870, $31,255. Slock, $317,850.
A.&O.
bussex Bank.
West. Net earn.
Leased to Del., Lack.
Co,
i879
A.'ifc'o. N.Y.. n.L.& W.
ings in 1869-70. $30j,912.
6a),ooo
2.700,000
1,1'Oflc
a
8d
)rtk'itge
Convettibie bonds;.,
Vniiyr—Mt
do
J.
J.
I.A
2,)ilO.0OO
.
jT'-"!/
Boston, Office.
J.
J.&
7'
May,
1,000,»0
1. 000
llOSf
EqalpraenTbon s.conv. S.F...
Wab. ft Western— Btocf'..
Tot.,
&
In 1870
1901
8,000,000
1,701,000
116H 1866
Ist mortg.ige (W. DIv.)
1st mortgage (E. Div.).
2(1 mortgage ( w. Dlv.).
7
a
50
Ist prelTerrod
Preferred
270.000
500,000
450,000
1,988 150
do
do
do
do
Nov.
00
1,695,130
1,695,825
1,000
1,000
York.
Charleston.
A.&O.
J.& J.
201,000
150,000
"si
81
'."".'
3<lmortgage
Syroc. ft Onenanoo Valley— ya
Tol.,
1,000,
f.
London
New
J.&
J.
I't prog ess, Selma to Memphis.
Late Ala. & lenn. RIv. Completed
No report of operations.
Road
rov.;
June,
Charleston, S.W.RR.Bk.
J,
J.&
J.&
.
;
,
1
7
J.
<
.
ISept. 1,1889
Jan. 1, 1872
Jan. 1, 1864
M.&N. N. Y„ MetropoU. N. Bk
I'- M.&N.
do
do
6111.400
441,200
708,70?
18,300
52,400
1,600; 00
1,500,OCO
20,000 p.m.
571,500
80."00
3,877,300
50,000
399,000
300,000
200,000
1,000
350,ai0
500,000
250,000
g''.
do
i^epl. 1,1880
do
year.
N. Y..Nat. Park Bank. lan. 1, '89S S ock paid In $1,788,000. Net earnings last
U. S. freas. at maturity Jan. 1, 1898 year, $111,528. Cost of road, &c $4,644,000.
i. S.
J.&.J.
58 ,000
.
Istmortgage
TYo^o— 1st mortgage
1
$2,400,000
do
do
do
do
,!.& J.
Utpruf.) for»709.000.
Southern Afinnemta—lst mortir;i
Southern Penn-v/trn nia~\5t M gld
2d mortgage, gold
in, $1,500,000
Apr.l,l«87
Philadelphia, office.
Aug., 1871 Leased, Feb., 1863, to North. Cent, at int.
do
do
Aug.1,1872 on bonds and 6 per cent on stock.
N. Y.Bank of N. A. Ijune 1,1881 Net eaminus 1870, $11,858. Co-t, $2,C«0,000.
N. Y., N. Bk Commerce. lOct. 1, 1889 Ner revenue, 1870, $9,626. Int. paid, $.^8,242.
N.H.,E.S. Scranton&Co Jan., 1872 Leased to N. Y. & ['..Haven at $100,000 per
F.& A.
3
7
7
7
Consol mortgage (VJ jref.) for $651,000
Consol mortgage (Sd pref.) for 1540,000..
Va. State Loan, (Hen snspended)
2d mortgage, Petersburg guarantee. ...
3d mortiTJige
Southern Central (JV. F.)— 1st Mortgage
South. Iowa ft Ceff'tr RapUla—Ut M., gold.
Slock, paid
$552.92.^.
New York.
New York, office.
S.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
1,628,200
250,000
600,000
450,000
560,000
6,819,275
1,492.015
801,500
806,500
812,500
1.272,000
76.000
90,000
200,000
181,000
l,5i«,000
4,200,000
ISO.OOO
125,0;0
2.250 000
1,365,600
1,000
1,000
100
(
Indlanap.
>
l.fiiC.OKl
1868
1868
&
":. P. to
New York.
:
241,000
8,0 •'.000
869,450
(..»
Ist
H.
Operated
SsO.KKarres 97.494 aces sold for
An 8 per cent land stock of
created ti take up prf. sto k.
Lea-ed to West Jersey si 6 p.c. on cost.
Boston, office.
Lea'=ed to Bos. & L. at $17,5(10 per yr.
Leased to Cent. O., at $174,3t0 besides exJ.& J. N. Y Union Tntst Co. Jan., 1909 pensed and taxes. Guaranl'dby Balt.&o.
Formerly Cluir. & Sav. lioad opened for
M.ii's.
Charleston. Office.
Mch '1.1877 through traffic, March. 1870. Cost of
M. &S. jr. Y.. H. U. Kiuipton. ept. 1,>89 road and equipments, $2,tM0,U5.
.I.«i,l.
do
do
Jan. 1, 1889
J. & J.
Jan. 1,1891 In progress. State end. $12,000 per mile.
M.&N.
May 1, 1890 In progress, su' scrip, t stock, $1,000,000
J. &.).
Philadelphia, office.
July, 1871 Leased in perpetuity ro Phil. & Read! '".
A.& O.
Net ea'jili'gs yea-- ending \'aich 1,1871,
J A .1
Imp.* Trad. Bk.
issO
N. T..
$159,509; inf., $14,700; dlv., 4 per cent.
A.^tO. N. Y., Roddey.Bell * Co. Jan 1,1»90 In proirress, Selma to Pollard, Ala., 100m.
M.&
7
1,000
do
dollar bo, ids, I.
TlomMtic iionds (H)
ilomestic bonds (G)
Domestic bonds (I)
DomcBtie bonds li)
Domestic bono?
pedal)
South Mountain Iron— \st mort
(v. 13, p. 66J.)
.
^500
18)1
1871
1871
18JI.
in connection with Mil. & ^t. P.
Sauk. Rap., Minn, 76'n. Cost of
oad and equip., $3,829,865. St. Anth. to
Breckenrid^fe, 215ni.. cost of road and
equip., $9,516,9.'9. Completed to Breckenrldge, Nov.. 1871. Forcomple'e statement of debt, land^, &c.,Bee Chroniclb
1890
1892
1892
J.
J.&J.
991,100
2.1
m
i
May
Mch
1,1898
1.1901
Land
226,900
910,300
1871
1870
"io
Nov.,
Nov. 1,1893 Sold m bankrupt'-v. (v. 13 p, 396.)
Jan. 1, 1897 Opened, June, 1870, and leased to Terre
do
do
do
do
&D.
J.«
2,3O7,00«
500
1889
Shenaiuyo ± Alleghany/— \nt Mortgage. ...
Shore Line ((7o-u!.)—Stock..
1st
>rtgage. construction bonds
Sioux Ci'ij ifc Pnclflc—\st inort.
2d mortg.aee (government snbsitlv)
Sioux City a St. P(tvl—\n mort., gold
'-stmortg'ge, cnriency f r*2,lO(),00'
5om«r«ee, Jnne,'71— 1st mortgage, gold
Somerset tft ffeMHfiftsc— 1st mortgage
South CaroHHa— Stock
1st mortgage, sterling loan, £152,912 10s...
Consol. mortgage
J.
$1,44.1.444.
vol. 13, p. 466.
60
800
i«c— 1st Mortgage.
(J/ass.),— 1st
Eqp..
Leaded 10 Tac. of Mo. at $75 000 per year.
Nov .',"1891 Completed,
Y..l>rexel,M. &jCo
m'.'*s.
J.& J.
1,6 0,000
16,000 p.m.
50
20
mortgage
!ih4>re,
7
$450,000); 25 p.c, on n.xt »I.000,0i«, and 20
e. on all i-xcese.
S.f., $25,000, pei yr;
E.
ce CiiRON., V. 13., p. 402. 636.
Road and branches, 'ilOni. Cost, $8,301,020.
ig- J. 4.1,
1,000
'ioi
Selinad: (?«(/- 1st M., guar. by j*
Selma, Marimi it, Afetn.—l^t M., end by Ala
Selma, fiomedc Dalton—'%tmon
2d mortgage, Ala. & Tenn. li.U
General mortga>{e for $5,000,000
Shainoi-lH Vau^.'j A Rw«*o.— Stock
1st raortgaK«
..
Soicth
1894
1894
1891
.
2 400,000
h
V(T/(ev— Stock
Seaboard dk Rodrioke-HiotilL
<iu
181)4
N. Y.,G. Opdykeft Ci
M.& N. N. Y., .lameson, S. &
.1
js .1
N. Y.. office of railroad.
M.&N.
N. Y,. office.
Mch 1.
Office of Treasurer
mooo
II
119
11*
IIM
101
SchuymiU
FonA
(13. p. 280, 290,)
"lain line, T. H. to E. St. I oui>, leased
June, 1867, for 90 years, to Ind. & St. L.
a' 30 per cent of gross earnings up to
$2,000,000 (bu in no year 10 be lesi than
N. Y., office 122 Broad'ay Aug.'i,'lS92
8f,
7
7
If.
IsL murf., fcav. _
-.-, ,
Sav., Orl.tnn <t jV. Al'i.—l~t >f.rndor. by Ala
Savann'ik d: Mcraphu -1st M., end by State
Shebof/uiiiLtt
15,1900
1891
do
do
do
do
m'.&'n.
Y'
7
1,000,000
3,000,000
120,000
100.000
121
Funded I'lteri
1st
F.'& A.
2,(100,000
100
!00
1890
CfuirUnton—^lof^X
tti ;
May
do
Wsllst.
for »6,000,000.)
Ist mnrtk'atfP. ne'V.
tt
do
N.Y.. ofttcoW
do
do
do
do
A,.t M.
§8
;
I
i,2i»i,ono
mortgage
SaUni (jV. </. >— let mortg:»ge
Sa'em d' io?rf/;— Ist mortgage..
SanduHkf/, M. ft jN'eicur/l:— StocK
Bond- of
A.
2,020,000
1,000,000
1st
Bananti'iK
.«
F,&A
r.& A.
M.&N,
M.&N.
1,020,000
8,250,000
1,000,000
1,900,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
2draor ., Wes.lincl. er. (for.J3,000,000)..
I^ul (t 5(0 fi.cCf'iy— stock
(lif.
K.
;
1
1
J.&D.
Bg.f
4,0110.0(10
St.
Pref., 8p. c. s'ock, red.
J.&.I.
Sg.l
;
;
10.000,000
.
(
1^
im
M.& S.
J. &.J.
8
130,000
1,500,000
6.500.0ro
2,800,000
2,010,000
1.100,000
1,100,000
1.400,000
1,400,000
1,000
1861
Income bonds
gr.
S
l^50J
h
100
210
210
—
F.&A.
M.& N.
3k
4,300,000
500,0
1.7IKI,(»KI
2dmortgas;e, sluking fund, guar
1.
7
S.Y., Me'catileN.Bank July, 1871 About $400,CtlO of <he'e bonds are held by
do
do
Sept 1^880 finking fund $500,000 ot new -tock wa.
do
do
Dec,1872-i4
sold to ftockholdcrs in 1869 at $50 per Fh.
do
do
Dec. 1, 1891
Net earn'gs 1869-70, $475,270. (v. 12. p 336)
Leased, -lan., 1871, 'o Vi Cent, a' full Ini.
Boston, Treasurer.
^"^"^"iL on i)ref. stock. HUd equip bonds; IM on
do
do
May 1,
i-om. stock in 1878 2 fn S74 3 in 1875 5
do
do
Sent 1,
in 1876 6 in 1877-8-9, and 7 for uex' 12 yrs
Bost., Bk of Commerce. July 1, 1879 Consol. of Calais & Baring and Lewy's Is.
ro
do
Inly 1, 1879
oad. Net earnings in 1870. $35,530. Dlvs
Boston, Globe Nat. Bk Dee. 1, 18T6 1 p r cent on stock, $100,000.
N. Y., oudou& Frank. Aug., ISM w, div. in p'ogress. L.gr., $l,600,000acre6.
2,700,(XK)
100
100
let iiiortKase
St. LoulR, Lawrence ft iietirer— 1st M., gld.
St. L.dk SoutheoHterth-l&T. M.. gld. conv.s.f
St. Louix (fe St. .7nstrnh—\iX mortxage, Rold..
St. L.,T<mn. <t r.H;— Ist M.,S.F.gr, guar....
West Ime,
7
3;9,n(»'
Sls.OiH)
1864
1814
1854
1369
lalO
i
St. PKiiil db
aoo
7!I9
18,0
Preferred stock
Eyuipmeut mortgai?e bonds
'10
A»
do
St. Croix it Penob.- ist M., Calais. & B,
3d mortsraj^e, c. & B
Calais loan bds, Le^vyVIslan K
St JO'teph tk Tienner C— 1st mort. yld,E Qtv.
Ist mortjjage, "We.^t. div., land grant
5t. LouiA, Alton, 'fe Terrz ^a«£e— Slock
PreiciTCd stock
1st mortgaga (series A) sink, fiind
Ist mortgai^e (series n) sink, fund
2d mortg ge (series C)
2d mortgage (series D)
3d mortgage, incoiuo
St. LouU ifc Iron J/oti;jtflirt— Stock
Ist mort.,
J.& J.
M.& 8.
J.&D.
J.&D.
f 2,998,900
<t O^Ajnsi.— Stoct
IstSlnblD^ HiiDtl mort., >vat.&R-...
Bonds, gaaran.,Pot«.& tVatcrtown..
General mortgage. Sinking Fund
Xome, hat.
J.
J.
tn.
i
I
omcf
at
Tnckerton
$11,000,000.
1886
1879
Nov., 1871
Consolidation, July, 1865, of Tol. & Wab.,
Or at West.. Qufncy & oledo, and Ills
1890
1890
'Ang. 1888
1890
1882
1878
1878
&
Mav
Pekln.Li-ico'n& Decatur railroads,
189!
1.
1883
Southern Iowa railroad', and In 1870,
Decatu & Eas St. Loui-. Gi os» earnings m 1870. $4,544,610; ope a in' ex.
pense", $3,236. (it net revenue, $1,308,376
L.'sB'-d. NOV., 1^71— Latayelt". Eloon^lngton & Miss Lafayette. Tfnneie, & Bl'minvton; Haimial & Cco'ral -Mo. and
;
:
(v.
13, p. ir,49-, 779.)
Feb., 1907
Aug., 1889
1878
18'<7
1883
18 5
1882
1
A.&O.
400^
1,
1,
1,
Leased to T.& B. a: $15 CUO p'- yr. Div.,3p.c
Opera es 'Sm of lond. In year e ding
Sepi80.
1970.
gross earning'
we
e $478,268,
ne-, $1»7,119; Int., »,9».887; lea e rent,
$25.9 5. Deficit iiiade up from surplus f J.
Ist^ed by TioT
|Apr,l,mQ In
progrea-',
&
28111.
gqar By ERs,
mnn T~-
—
.
December
.
.
.
.
.
'
881
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WtHtern tnion—\%i mortgage
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lat mortgage loan
Ut mortgaKe, consoHdfttlOD
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ir,,/ U'.vc— ut M., Kbl. s.f.J.K ..conv...
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mortgage
pnr.u, ,'}., (j/t/)—ut mortgage.
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/
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tl'/;..' >"iri..,v !; r'
;! iL iX:td.
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.
111
t"n it livwaii— s'tt rliag bda
•r lionds
J.
IMS
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169
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6
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1)90,0
1868
ISW
wt.ooo
100
/ (t J^'(/J*Am«— StOCK
RR
elalDM
DESCIUPION.
MIlea
of
Amount
Outstanding.
So
"ANAL*.
orcealcr. Offlce
»—
n, p. ««).>
Nai earuliua. lK»-'», liM>.
Leaard lo Pa. RK. gtork.llMMW-
—
Balllmorv.
1867
1869
1871
:
163S,aS»
4
800,000
IS.00O.0OO
1.900,000
6
5
J.ftJ.
7 f.
7 f
M.ftN-
1.0110
I.0OUI
3»0,000
1,WI0
too
1,900*00
4.W»,400
90
8.789,800
l.K>'
980*00
1,00.
5.Cai.0»9
2.0U1,0UQ
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r>,(MO.0IJO
IJIOO,
I,l9«,v7»
SO
1J)0'
1,008300
\f>o\
rcgistere*!
108*00
HW
1*00
1,025.000
i,i-5,(a(
MX),000
ison
1.000
29.-..0l»
IMS
var
vas
1011
mortgage
ad mortgage
Boat loan
Prciorrcd ^lock scrip dividend
PenniiiitmnUt--*i ock. .......... ... .^. vj.
Ist mort., B.by PiU". RR., a. f. VifMfXO.
.Ichui/ltill A'atJ.— stock, common
Preferred stock
.
.
18(8
SOI
.
lOOU,
50
90
2afl.966
IIO.IM
4js;,»so
2,488*00
lAiu
1.90!,a>J
2,888,97;
l,7Si;31S
1,000
1,016,(170
1*00
mortgage
3d mortgage
Common bonds
Improvem Dt bonda
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan
Swq.tt iflde »'«««•—stock
Maryland loan
Loan of Janoaryl, 1878
Preferred intereat bonda
t^uon— stock
1st mortgage
1st
.HlSCKLIiANEO-
IllUi
171 .3S4
aos,su)
1,
00
1*U0
1*00
8»l,000
90
3,008.746
183/90
1.000,00
1J0O.OOO
—
i
I
1,
1,
1888
ISOU
188:-»7„
O'-t.,l'00
JaB„
IS08.
boro. IW
nlof 1(10^ Wi.a(
int., »l«l,:«u.
DlTa..Sp.>
Dlra.. Jp. '.aamVaaaau.
o«k paid.
In . _
(locroa. !-to«kj>ald. RM.TV.
To DC eomDle ed, iffl L. r.,l.l)3AI0ac
'
V'. Ceni'.ai noOOOprjnr
Leaaedto V Ceni.ai noOOOprjTT • tza
Coa:,tr9000. <T. IS, K 4M.;
In pro.'rea.. SZHni.
Suie endoraeniant on tlM>/Hl.
Oio«
Floating debs
moa.. 1870. I87.,9B.
.
.
twun
Set e«mia>{,
1881
18BS
I
mortgage (S.F..«3O,000 per annum.).,
Cnmber and co.l and irou—stock
Maryland coil— stock
Pennsylvania coal—stock
lat mortuaie bonda
Spring Monntaln coal., .—stock
Spruce JMl coal.—stock
1st
'-oal
Valley coal
Canton finprovcment Co., Bait
Boston Water Power
Western Union Telegraph—stock
lat mort J ace
Adams Express Co.—stOfk
Amtr. Mercbanu' Union Expreaa—stock.
Cnl ted Staled Kxpress -atoci
18*4
sv
900*00
39
lOO 10JOO*00
1*00 s,at9joo
900*00
100
4,100*00
100
4*00*00
90
9S6*0)
"io
i,isojjoo
10
100
100
F.
4-
Philadelphia, office.
do
do
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
N. Y.. offlce. 71 Bway.
A.
B. ft O at KISOO par year.
Jnly, 18;i Dlvldenda In 7 year , 89 per cent.
wben Doe.
last DlTl'd.
Dec., 1871 Del. City toCheaap. CliT,Md. Net
Inge from op<raUoos. lllv, t)8*jM
July, 1886
Aug., I8n Lraaed lo Lehleh Coal ft Nay. Co.. at
:oeK.
JnlT 1, 1378 OB bonda and • p. r. a yr oa stocK.
AnV,W!l Engaged In coal pera loDa. Ca
6yra,116p. It. ftiook la 18(1. r
1877
,
lat.
I
.
I
m!*"n.
M.ft
BBC.
B.
4
7
PhUadalphla. ottcm.
New York '
dee.
J.'ii'j.
D«o..l»n
N. Y..o«c«.7l Bway.
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9
7
6
May'l.'l8M *^ukaf|£{it7lioS£al'eatS. wSSjao.
Sept.. 1*71 DIT., Mareb. Itil. « par (Mkl
PeciUa*
J.'ft'D.
Jaa.UU
Dae!,"in*
N. v.. lilBroadwajT,
do
ilji N.
Aa|t|l>n
do
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J.ftJ.
781.190
4*0l>.000
Philadelphia.
Not.,
A««..
iS
jBlT.lNi
J.'ftJ.
lOO
M.ftN.
4*00*00
«*00,0I»
LIST.
i
P rlnclpal.
I
F.ftA.
18*00*00
Batult,
,
I
1*00*00
10*00.000
«
fcpc n. UTO
,
8.400*00
lOO
100
100
>ndlii«
1870
1810
188B
London.
J * J.
F.A A.
Ko
ijn«*oo
Butler coal—atock
Consolidation coal—stock
Twr
,
8.000*00
Amerlcan coal—atock
Asbburton co 1—stock
,
LeaseaAb. ftSoK' od h«a
do
do
19*4
M.ft ».
ilo
I3S1
do
J.ftJ.
F.ftA. N.Y.. Odlce SJ.Cen.BR Aug., in71 S-e Camden ft Amboy RR;
N.-I r^ri-nuf from canal InlffSO, .m.
8
M.ftN.
Large lor ttmani In laBda,aiae«,
Phlladeiptita,"office.
6g. H.ftS.
Cost of canal. ltc.,t>Ai6fiSl. ar'
do
1884
do
C
8n qnebanna nK. and rqtupMUl
do
lan
do
6
Cent. RR. of N. J. asaame. IMI
do
1887
do
J.ftD.
gold loan oi I»i7. (r. il. p. «MI. W9.I
do
1877
do
I'- J.ftD.
DiTa., 10 per
18^0. lUR.m.
Jnly, 1971 Nri rtrv. nu
Pllttbnrg Odlce.
S
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ. N. Y., N. BV of Com'ee. Jnly 1, lag: ren', p. r aonom. to L high Valley RK.
F.ftA. Leii. Val. RR. Co.. hila. Aug., 1871 Leaard. a pril, 18n. leau-r. a-aaouag bda
for 998 yra. Tbe
do
Aug., 1871
do
339 F. ft A.
ea
do
ApA, ina ft scrip ft ay ng 10 p. c. per aaaoi \T.
do
A.ftO.
prcf. atork. and! ou conaol. stock.
do
ADfll, 187«
do
A.ftO.
ilo:
del..M( IJ, M.714.)
do
A.ftO.
do
Feb.. 1887
do
F.ftA.
Wyoming mcfired laio.aad Weat Beaarii
and Baao. owned by P.. C. C.
July,' 1910
Pblladerpliiai olllce.
_ .
6f. J.ftJ.
Jnly 1,1871 Leased fiom June 1, 18.0, io Pi U. ft Bead70c.
F.ftA.
for 999 yea s at annual rest of (aastuv.
July 1. 1971
9611.
Including c rtaln r- al .ad pcrvoul pro19TJ
6
M ft S- Pblladelphia. offlce. Mar. b 1883 p ity conrryed lo P. ft • Co>l ot
do
Jan.,
do
6
J.ftJ.
cawO, fix are-, real eataie. boala. aan.
Jan.. \9M
6
J * '
i"
ii
May. I«5 ftc. ^lajoioo*.
do
do
6
M.ft N.
May. 188*
do
do
6
M.ftS.
do
May. 188*
^ti
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do
Baltimore.
SO
Jforr/j<— stork, conaolidaicd
Pref. rred.-.tock
Wyoming
e^:
6
100,
mortgage
Wllkesbarre
do
"i'
s
.,
lft( moil, reglste ed, KR
Mort. loan, on eqolpmenta Ac, goldj»..
Loan covcriiblc into htock till Dec, "B..
Moiiongaheta A'ar. cv>.— stock
lat
J.ftJ.
1,09 '.500
Lehigh Coal it AdBVatton—stock
Loan, convertible, coupon, gold
1st
J.ft O.
6
4,ro,ooo
KeglstertMl Honda
Register cd Bonds
Dtht. t^ Nuritajt stock
mortgage
Philadelphia, offlce.
3
1.000
1st raortKiige
ntlauxire * //m/«m—stock
Uegiwlered Honda
Com
or road, ftc. 13.611,114.
Feb., l»-« jUA»M0ai8p.c..'llllv:». Owa'dM,M<J
*" ' Con-ol. of .cveral
roada and braa Ma.
Camden to tape Majr, Salem ft tw fju"
'"*
Ne eai
I
i.m,t(n
DeUtwitre />yrfyio«— slock
lat
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Whe- e Payable and
n«r » When
by Whom.
P'J"""'cfent.*
8,iB».9M
3,000,000
SAW-
I'M
>i.Y..N.Bkof RcpnbUc
JolT 1,1887 Leaacd lo
Bait.. B. ftO. RR.
>N
-u«.
..,
.
.
1J80,800
Chempeate <t BeJatrore— stock..^..
I8t mortuneo (originally $2,800,000)
Chempeuke <t OA(o-stock
Marj'Uod Loan, sinking food
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds hav log nc.\t preference
J'.n .Nortk.
tl.
wklck
^k.*c.
l<
Point rqadi. Ijala
Fi. to Belma, Itn. Br. to opott^BB.
In pro rr eaa trom helay tTm. V. oflMlo.)
to wnilan aport, Md.. 8U n lod Ktla; to
Balto.. 7n. Bcrersl laaue. of bda hira
iba endoraement of Iiali. Cllr. aa>a«:ltadlnU.!. Capital a ork. IMSM^(r
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CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BONO
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foot note-) on Ib; page of RR. Tablt a.
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THE CHRONICLE.
882
_
—
.
hammer ciai
Co c
Beselpts ot Doiae.4tIc Produce for
stringent
:
This
Friday Nioht, December 29, 1871.
season, the approaching close of the year, a
money market, and some minor
conspired to malje
week a
past
tlie
influences,
one
dull
week.
l8lies...pkgH.
have
bu.^iness
in
82
,4901
3,790,173
20,500'
3!9,3M
16j,12iJ
U6,5!5
1,590
17,852
12,357)
4:56,079
9-iOi
54.520
[leather .sldet
tf olaases bbl.t.
51,410, 3,506.131'
have experienced considerHog products were
tone and prices.
quite depressed early in the week, owing
principally to
cessively large arrivals of swine at
Western markets,
ex-
and Wednesday mess pork had declined to $1.3 00 far old
on the spot, and $14 38@14 50 for new, January to
prime steam Inrd was down to
9^@9f c.
on spot; 9fo. for January, and 9fc. for February; bacon,
7|c. for long clear, and 7f o. for short
7c. for shQi t rib
;
;
but yesterday there was a decided
re-action tavored
in bacon and lard by a brisk export demand, and to-day,
old me's was in demand at 113 25@13 38; new mess^
$14 62^@15 00 for January to April ; prime steam lard,
9J@9^c. on spot and January, and bacon, Ti@7^c. for short
In beef the exp)rt moverib, and 7^@8c. for sliort clear.
ment has been somewhat increased, though still somewhat
been drooping.
The
State firkins
28@29c., and
at
business
fair
in
been
has
13i@14\
in fine
We.stern (ihe latter
Cheese has been lirm, and
export) at 12@.5c.
ies are held at
principal
Butter has
year.
period of last
behind the corresponding
(actor
fine
the stocks on hand being com-
;
Clover seed has been dull and depressed,
liut
some
receiv-
ers have stored rather than accept reduced prices, and [clos-
somewhat nominal
Tallow las been Active
to prime.
Western and
receipts, and'closes
sale.
at 93e.
Hops
at
ll@ll^c.
9^@9^.o.
at
Wliiskey has
City.
are rather
been dull and rates drooping.
for fair
for
prime
under
declined
Hides are without further advance.
free
8JS
inquiry for
not
much
pressed for
The speculative
value.s at
There has been mora
Petroleum charters, but at such low rates that
shipment abroad.
been accomplished.
has
To
....'
18,9-|7
....
for
1,5.7
2,11!'
Lard, pkgs
Lard, kegs
9-..7,-t5
13,739
434
Rice, pkgs
iTobwcb,
108.641
169.479
161,687
267.686
21 BS5
11.320
266,156
19,677
18,710
11,307
211 971
211
3,96s
739
lOJ
565
pkits...
<96.2
Whiskey, bbls. ..
Wool, b.iles
Dressed hogs No.
'3
3,121'
Ma
16-1
;«
112 715
105,32i
7,194
291,863
:v3,a96
127.293
93,543
24,939
22,447
267.859
11,512
2,649
13.82:.
277,930
69.510
180,i44
121.138
b7,%8
46,973
2,:«2
1,1111
COTTON.
Friday, P. M., Dec. 39, 1871.
special telegrams received by us to-night from the
Southern ports, we are in possession of the returns shelving tie
receipts, exports, &c., of cotton for the week ending this evening
From the figures thus obtained it appears that tlie
Dec. 39.
total receipts for the seven days have reached 126,9i29 bales against
130,013 bales last week, 130,918 bales the previous week, and 103,839
bales three weeks since, making the total receipts since the first of
September, 1871, 1,37.5,711 bales against 1,635,39.5 bales for the same
period of 1870, showing a decrease since September 1 this year
of 349,684 bales.
The details of the receipts for this week (as per
telegraph) and the corresponding week of 1870 are as followe:
By
BBCEIPTS
BBOSIPTS
,-tec'd this
Sew
week at—
Orleans*.... bales
18T1.
53,8112
Florida
13.o;5
North Carolina
ll/.171|
Virginia
7,l:iO
Total receipts
7,893
Decrease this year
1870,
21.4i2
9 917
5.136
&c
49.605
17.7:0
13.057
19,1 ;3
flavannab
Tennessee,
Bco'd this week at—
1870.
1871,
Uoblle
bales.
276
1,119
3 469
7,133
2.7H
7,90;^
121.929' 121.451
2.419
* {3^ Three weeks since the New Orleans Cotton Exchange entered upon
the plan of makiui; up the New Orleans weekly cotton report to Friday noon,
instead of Friday night. This chan^jo lias made sorae confusion in our figures
the last two weeks. Wo have always been particular to make our repori a
review for the full week, and see no reason now why tlie information should
not be continued in that form. Certainly in the matter of exports it is quite
important, and in fact on all points it would appear to be important to br.ng^
slull continue to do so.
Lasf
the information down to the latest dntet*.
week, the change above referred to and a misunderstanding on the part of our
correspondents, resulted in an error in our receii)ts at New tlrlcaus, our figures
have made the correction in
being about three thousand bales too large.
our total (igures to-niglit, and liave also now, we believe, comiileted arrangements which will hereafter ensure us the correct figures brought down to
We
leaf tobacco
Friday evening each week.
The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
which 36,368 were to Great Britain, 9,160 to
5l,.594 bales, of
France, and 6,036 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
Below we give
made up this evening, are now 481,314 bales.
the exports and stocks for the week, and also for the correspond
ing week of last season, as telegraphed to us from the various
ports to-night
:
Kxported to—
has remained quiet, and
Stock.
Total this
iVeek ending
O.Brit.
Dec. 29.
Sevf QrlceuB.
France
8,107
Vlobue
1870,
2:,6:o
2S,82S
13.741
165,318
34.402
si.1'3
4,533
"so
5,331
5,723
3.371
Savannah
Samew'k
week.
Contln't
840
4.491
3,770
4,S6«
Charleston...
3,770
6,4 i7
10^9
18,357
3521
18,672
41
43'J
^ew York...
Liverpool
day, the
steamers took Cotton at ^d.. Corn at 6d., and Bacon at 30-.
The market
3.275
2,792
Beef, pkgs
6,>V.li
70.2ill.
."iUO.OSl
Freights have
which Cotton and Breadstufls h^ve been held have greatly
restricted their
pSFk
We
paratively small.
ing quotations are
..6..ili;
5:10,' 13
4,!I99 1,461,536 1,544.921
177,47.1
7.936
98,262
iosiiw Stearlne
64.367 Sugar, hhds,, Ac.
Dk-n....
67.020
20;,
l,«3i'
Pitch
;
Cheese
Cutmeatd
Esgs
!,«n.W Tallow.
;.7.i>iS
2,. 14,
'70
109,088
4,876
59,918
693.116
>iava:store8-
Tar
delivery
1,375
11,S96
;3i
131,189
962,224
3,057
Kosln
the
.
Butter, pkgs....
203.1271
190,596,
834.;26'
990,
aides ....No.
Hops... bales.
change.
73,5','D
Provisions—
113,56-.
Cr. turp.bbl.
Spirits turp.
in
1,442
6.731
Peanuts, bags..
5,020.713
103,533
4 0:l
and buoyant, but closeB quiet, with other groceries showing
able variation, both
Oil cake, pkgs..,.
34,861 «,606.903 4,I11.il9il
6J,*I0 36.4*5 410,24.033,742;
123,70026.900,0.13 9,143,4;s!
56,47012,452,266 9,626,606
34l
;
In provisions, leading staples
'70.
7,562
G. meal.bblB
Jottou. bales.
;
This Since
week. •Jau.l. time
on, lard
aarley, &e..
Flour has declined shipping extras, *(> "25@6 t)5. Wheat
Corn in
firm but nominal; No. 2 Spring, *1 48@1 53.
prime mixed new and old, 77(S)79e.
fair export demand
Rye, Barley and Oats more active. CoflTea has been aclive
clear
time
6,810
Grass seed
Beans
Peas
Cotton has declined, and Middling Uplands close at 20c.
March
Same
Since
Jan. 1.
105
BresdstnfTs—
Fluar .bbls.
Wlieat.bus.
CornOats
circles.
little
WeoK
*lie
and alnce
January 1.
Tlie receipts of domestic prodiice for the week and since Jan.
1,
and for the same time in 1870, have been as follows
©irneg.
COMMERCIAL EPITOME.
The holiday
[i)ecember 30, 1871.
Other
Total
Since Sept.
1
iso
518
2K
ports...
36,368
532,101
9.160
9^761
773
6.066
65.390
51,591
696,252
From the foregoing statement
it
76,546
899,959
1871.
1870.
44,582
69.3-9
2#,000
£0i,31»
56,504
31,667
80,591
48,89j
B.i,UW
28,060
481,311
531,039
5s:,440
will be seen that,
compared
good deal unsettled, in view of with the corresponding week of last season, there is a decrease in
the exports this week of 34,9.53 bales, while the stocks tonight are
the conflicting influences which are likely to be felt during 49,733 bales less than they were at this time a year ago. The
the next few «eeks.
The sales embrace 250 hhds. Ken- following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
must be regarded
tuclcy,
mainly
leaf no
as
8@ 12c.
a
common
for
improvement can
to
good
as yet be noted
;
the ports from Sept. 1 to Dec. 32, the latest mail dates. We
do not include our telegams to-night, as we cannot insure the
s
accuracy or obtain the detail necessary by telegraph.
all
leaf.
In
seed
100 cases Ohio,
and 100 cases Pennsylvania, sold on private terms, and 100
20@55c. Spanish tobacco has also shown
some depression sales, 300 bales at Havana, at 95c.@$l 05,
cases sundries at
;
;
357,239
15l,9;8|
Petroleum has advani-ed, closing
and Crude 13f@ 14c. in bulk.
$4 95@5.
at 24c.
for
Refined
Rosins have been
in
dull,
Turpentine has
declined, selling to-day at 66c.
Metals have been quiet
Copper has declined to 27c., cash, for American Ingot, and
Tin at 38Jc., cash, gold, for Malacca. East India goods
quiet and unchanged.
Oils have ruled quiet and rather
weak. Fruits and fish have ruled quiet.
Wool has shown
considetable activity for foreign, including Cape at 40@45c.,
but Domestic Wools have ruled very quiet.
l,i8.491
83,620
43.137
63,641
39,153
168.085
115,707,
Savannah
Teias
New Tork
Florida
?7orth Carolina
27,937'
44.9.33
1?!,593: 1S4.991
37,490;
20,763
Spirits
Other ports
Total this year
Tot«l last yea-
451.8.57
165,966
185,794
216,743 S64.i:9
95,OJli
70,450
39,0621
56.199
6,0091
2,974
Charleston
bbls.,
clo.ses at
Bfew Orleans
MobUe
currency, dutj paid.
and Strained
BBOBtPTS
KXPOETBD 8IN0B SBPT.l TO- CoastStNOB SEPT.l.
wise Stock.
Other
Great
Ports.
1S71.
1870. Britain France For'gn Total.
PORTS,
12I8,782|
....
,...
....'1,500,945
60,8*5
26,171
2,235
26,128
7,088
17421
"53
969
5,329
526
225,547
34,146
52.4(0
107,590
40,122
173,467
73,312
73,670
11,116
68,931
26,309
m
8,68?
liSXtt
l',720
ir,3>6
89,60l|
69,3!4
644,658
472,721
1.4941
in,;i9
f2.3,413
497,9?1 498.40*
9,606|
704,800
35:7%
62,IIK
6'.669
22.996
129,878
4»5,73S,
145,871
51.575
30,459
431,M>
We
have had a dull and depressed market the past week. All
First amou
the influences operating have been unfavorable.
these is the holiday season, which is usually one of quiet, an
has been especially so this year. The late rise in prices ha
helped to produce this quiet, cottou having reached Huch a po.
.<
:
December
:
that the profit to Menclietiter aplnncrs In rndnKod to slmott noth
inp, and in Home ca»r« to nn nctnal loss,
llciuo while IIhtk
rumaitis a doubt as to the exti'nt of our rroii all dvpondunt Inter
eits move with raution so as to b» pnjpareU (or nuy poaslble down
ward turn the market may lakp. Opcratinti in th« mmip dlrpc
tion hiivo been the daily recoiptH at our portH being so fret) as to
tttft'f'K"''-' » larger total for tho weeli than for the correapoa .ioK
weak of last year. Holders, liowever, have shown
firm
ness, believing that the deficiency in the crop will be more
marked during tho next two months, since December of last year
did not furnish the market with its proper portion ol that
rop,
and only with the comiuK in of 1871 did its extent be^fln to be
loresliftdowed.
Under these circumstances speculation has been
iu abi'vance. spinners have taken very sparingly, while shippers
have been shut out by the hi(;li priccH, and the general result has
been a dnll, ntaijnant market, with prices closing ^c. otf from Inst
Friday. For forward delivery the last quotations were (for low
middling) 19jc. for December, lOJc. for January, 20c, for February, 2(J 3-lOc, for March, 20jc. for April, 20 « 16c. for May, and
20Jc. for June. The total sales of this description for t lie week
are 45,700 bales, including 100 free on board.
For immediate
delivery tho total sales foot up this week 4,350 bales, iucluding
1,323 for export, 3,4.S5 for consumption, 119 for speculation, and
532 in transit. U( the above, 85 bales were to arrive. The fol
lowing are the closing quotations
mmh
(
Mobile.
Orleans.
<»...,
UKfe....
nn*..
nv*..
e...,
19H»..
IBM*..
»);<«.
-.1
•.8X*....
It)
i»H<a>...-
USfis....
...
aiH«....
x w
UlildllJiK
flood Middling
21
S1K»..
''ii>«a..
Below we give the sales of cotton and price
market each day of the past week
Uplandtil
of
thit
Salcs
ConEr.p-t.
Saturday
315
542
;5
Monday
163
18
19
....
19X
20)4
i'ii
19
m
Mii
Holiday
ra
100
415
4K!
1
405
1.8S3
2.485
119
WedncS'fay...
Thursday...
Friday
ia
.
Total.
429
82!
sm
18K
17
I8\
n
897
!I32
i»H
IIX
1211
ao«
20
20
13H
19X
mx
and prices
For December,
3,700
100
400
IMS
19
19X
6,700 total JDec'r.
19 15-16
14,60J total
cts.
S0S.I6
20 )<
\fiU)
1,050
Jan.
a0 5-l«
19V
19H
19 15-16
.VO
20 1-16
700
400
200
For January.
.19 716
300
JOA
100
100
For February.
lUO
3,300
1,30)
2,100
20 S-15
8U0
.20H
19 9-16
19)<
19 1116
9,950 total
JfflX
20 7-16
buyer
Feb'y.
200
19 13.16
re-
celvlnK brokerage... 20 7-18
L-ioo
.aox
For March.
19X
20 9.16
.20H
2,0t«)
JOK
20 9-16
.SOX
JOX
100
lOO
100
aox
20
1H6
21
1,300 total
May.
For June.
JD«
ICO
The sales during the week of Iree on board have reached 100
bales.
The
particulars of these sales are as
100 f o. b..
.
below
Savannah, Januarj- shipment, at 19Vc.
The following exchanges have been made during
M!c. paid to exchange
"
Wc.
"
uc.
600
December
the week
December for 20O January.
December lor lOO Jauuary,
for 600 Jauuary, even.
Weather Reports by Telegraph.
—
has rained this week
on three days at Galveston, and also at New Orleans at the
At Selma it has
latter point our telegram states it was showery.
rained on two days Montgorai-ry, three days Columbus, three
days; Macon, three days, and at Charleston and Savannah, two
and three days. This "rain was in the early part of the week, and
our Macon telegram states that the rains were heavy, and our
Savannah telegram that it was unseasonably warm. Our correspondents at Memphis telegraph that they have had one day
of rain, the rest of the week cloudy, and that it is raining now.
The thermometor at Galveston has averaged 60 at Selma, 60 at
Mobile, 59 at Montgomery, 51 at Macon, 50 at Colambus, 57
It
;
;
;
;
;
;
at Charleston, 57,
and
at
Memphis,
.
,
<
...
»
u
1«
11
18
«....
...
...
au
...
8 ....
JS....
Oct.
«...
ij....
w....
tt....
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...
...
...
a
M
M
M
n
M
«
106
17...
...
...
...
106
JO
M
...
..
...
1...,
8....
...
»....
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...
Dec.
•
*>
.
....
107
m
m
m
408
,
II*
141
...106
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UO
IM
...
...
m
u
n
n
•»
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61
W
>• ••
m
81
88
108
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Ill
m
....
,
88
44
t»
M
in
in
101
M*
as
«8
91A
..
88
88
W
«
88
•
IM
a
m
II
4»
,
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•m
MS
8
U
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....
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n
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t
fin
^
fpf
88
•
•.
100
no
....
88
TI
114
IK
704
n
Ml
«1
1.898
utn
t^OfV
4,JM
»,1M
l«w
it
Is
(airly active, and we Lave full sales
to report. The business is as follows : 750 rolls, prompt delirory,
at 14ic.; 1,000 rolls private terms ; QOO rolls for future delirery
at 16c.; 2,4(K) at lOfc; 300 bales at lIHc., and .500 bales, deliverable the 1st of May, at 16}c. Bags have been very quiet and we
have only 100 bales to report at ISJc. for 4-40s.
is without
transactions held at steady prices. Jute is quiet in this market ;
in Boston 200 bales sold at Hie gold, and 314 bales do. rejections
at 3^c. currency. Jute Butts have been in fair demand, but the
large arrivals keep prices a trifle weak. Sales are 1,000 balea, on
spot, at 3 7-!0c.; 500 bales, to arrive, at 3|c, cash.
In Boston, 800
bales at 3ic. cash ; 700 bales at 3ic. cash, and 250 bales at 3^0. 90
days.
;
bales.
Stock in Liverpool
Stock in Ijondon
Stock in Glasgow
Stock in Havre
Stock in Marseilles.
Stock in Bremen
Stockrestof Continent
Afloat for Great Britain (American)
Afloat for France (American and Brazil)..
Afloat for Bremen (American)
Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock In United States ports.
Stock in inland towns
1870.
379,000
00,800
;
567,000
144,544
250
900
128,120
16,588
12,689
78,000
187,000
M,00C
7,800
8,593
20,0t0
899,000
6t314
none
14,071
22,548
:06.000
265,409
481,314
95,567
.531,089
2.048;266
Total
:
Jauuary lor aolFi'lJruary.
lUOUeceinbcr for 100 Felirnary.
•'
Sc.
300
liW
200
—
-
.
Sept.
1871.
For May.
20X
1,200
the receipts, up to this date and eaprclally dttrlog Ut«
Visible Suppi.y of Cotton.— The following table show* the
quantity of cotton in sight at this date of each o( the two past sea-
4ftl
March.
1,200
JOK
50
450
S50
800
aox
aox
200
too
300
For April.
80.1
1,600
1,400
2,a»0
cts.
20 11-16
6,800 total April.
M%
6,150 total
ao.(i
..19X
,
.
All to
weeks, they are generally thonghl to fa»or the larjjrr ctop Wtl
mates. That is to nay, they liare of late l>eon so near the total for
the same wwksoriMTOthat thus far the falllDgnffthta year I* osljr
about 250,000 bale*, as may be aeen from Ib4i followlns Ubto of
weekly receipts. The figure* are given Id lb4>u-B<U ol bale*
nerclpl« for
,l«^l
^__UM,—,
1»70 -^
IMi
weekeiiOlDX Wwk. Mnnlb. Wiwk Mnntta
WfWk M<»lh
30 9-16
lOOah't not..l9><
7,400
bales.
SOO
400
lOO
20^
900
1,400
19X
800
300
400
19K
900.
19 7-lS
19)4
19 9-16
bales.
400
Cts.
bales.
cts.
1»»
bales.
TOO
TOO
»n aelMnV
loasing money.
Hemp
4,35»
For forward delivery the sales (including 100 free on board)
have reached during the week 45,700 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the fjllowing is a statement of the
sales
c«iut<laf»M]r
LlTarpool
some
Domestic Bagging has been
n>i
1,540
qutaUoM, wbieb M«
of th« splDiivn of ttmfttm eooBtg
ni the
GCNNT B.vos, Bagoiso, &c.— For CalcotU cloth the past week
there has been no demand, and quotations are quite nomiiial.
1
To-al. Ord'ry. Ord'ry. Midi's.
1'.
3St
Tuesday
low
Oood
^pec- Tran-
enmp. ula'n
(iiirs,
planter to market a large portion ol his crop.
:
1
Imlow
safe to conclude that the
above totals correctly indicate the proponionate decrMM la the
crop.
Last year the arrivals up to Christmas were very UDall
when compared with the size of the crop. This wa» due to the
continued and late picking anil to the declining market. Tlie
present season the late picking has been poor, and price* have
been satisfactory ; conditions which would naturally indaee the
8.,
21
a....
now,
I'V'ii
.
m^
We do not think, however, that
Texaa.
Florida.
per lb.
:
,
Total to Dec. 89.
1.375
Total crop, year beginolug 8cpt 1
LI.
New
Upland and
Ordinary
UooU Drainary
Low Miadllng
:
THE CHl^ONRIK
liTtj
80.
;
:
1.649,037
107,857
These figures indicate an inereane In the cotton In sight to-night
of 399,229 bales compared with the same date of 1870.
Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports. Below we
give the movements o( cotton at the interior ports receipt* and
shipmen's for the T-eek,and stock to-night and for the correspooding week of 1870
,-Week endia Dee. 19. 187t.->,-WMk eDdlaa Dm. H. UTa-.
—
Recalpta.
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
6,554
1,849
2,550
3,129
8,041
Montgomery....
i
hipmenu
lUccipla. sEipoMata. Slock.
Stock. -
5i632
19307
866
10,094
14.476
11,665
2.013
2,559
-
6.800
2,494
8,127
3.550
8,708
2,.171
8379
Memphis
1139
10,207
18320
Nashville
8,727
.S,105
26.159
5,487
30,749
26,753
95,.'567
Selma
—
5.0S1
8.600
2386
3345
S3>8
80.8SO
19.188
18.194
ia.5Kt
10306
SS3U
3.106
91.744
2,863
39,465
41,151
107,857
9372
;
43.
Receipts akd Crop.— We had intended before this to publish
a statement of the crop as made up from the returns received
from our correspondents, but it has been delayed from week to
week in our efforts to supplement our information from several
points.
In the meantime it is sufficient to say that all the details
we have had furnished u.f, favor the idea that the crop is to be a
small one. To be sure we hive received, in some cases, gross
estimates from individuals which place the total at a higher
ligure, but we have been unable to obtain the particulars which
And still, we think, great caution
justify any such conclusion.
should be used in accepting small crop estimates, and basing
operations for a iiirther rise upon them (or the reason that it is
possible that the South may be deceived, and besides that prices
are already so high that there must be an improvement at Man.
cheater in yarns before tbe^ CftU pay oiu uking ratm (or cotton
week's Ognres there was an error In ow recclpu at Aupula.
Our own talenam did not reach u», and we nsad anotbo', whMi f^nfja^
The recelpU at that point should bar* bwa ».H6 I n i si af IJa^
Incorrect
as we gave them.
tar' In
last
n
In the foregoing table the
Memphis
receipt* inclada
two
Fri-
this week Friday—or eight lUy*. 8o
our telegram to-night says, without, however, giving any ex
planation why they were made up In that manner. Acoont of stock
9311
at Nashville today discloses the (act that there wa* oo
balea more than the running count called for hence the largo !•
days—that
is last
week nnd
—
hud
crea*e In stock to night at that point
The aboTS toUla show that the interior stocks have IncnMed daring the week 6307 bales, and are to-night 12390 balea («*« tkas
Tba rwaipu bar* also baaa 8,719
•t the same period last year.
balM kM than the 8Uie wook Uat jear.
:
—
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
854
The exports of cotton this week from New York show a decrease since last week, the total reaching 7,273 bales, against
Below we give our table showing the
12,371 bales last week.
exports of cotton from New York, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks; also the total exports and direction since
September 1, 1871 and in the last column the total for the same
period of the iirevious year
;
:
Exports
Cotton (.bales)
ot
ft-oiu
Neiv Ifork since Sept.l,18Tl
WBKK ENDING
Dec.
Total
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
to
date.
6.
13.
80.
T,478
11,663
7,072
Other British
217.64:
5,538
168,086
22.3,179
167,136
Poitii
Total to Gt. Britain
11,401
7,073
11,662
7,478
—
;
5;)
.
659
3,977
299
'aoo
1,053
3,440
709
673
300
5,329
12,169
3,316
2
2,217
....
Friday
The market
12.019
7,272
13,371
8,051
17.S,467
237..'j6fi
following are the receipf.'t of cotton at New York, Boston'
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. 1,1871:
The
r3 PROM-
New
Orleans..'.
Texas
Savannah
Mobile
past week, and prices have been without important fluctuations.
been considerably larger, in
But there has been rather more
inquiry from the trade, and some business for export so that
notwithstanding considerable anxiety to realize, prices have not
given way more than 10@15c. per bbl., and this decline has been
mostly in low shipping grades. Holders of flour generally look
Tlie receipts of Hour,
Foreign
I
Totelthisyearl
457.192'
25.8to!
6,181
'
'
84,042'
News —The
exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 60,.531
bales.
So far as tlie Southern ports are concerned, these are the
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in The Chronicle last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
we includ? the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday,
night of this week
Total bales.
:
New York— To
steamers Citv of New York, 1,299
England, 740
Cuba, BOO
per ships
..BnnLedi, 154. ...A. Marshall, 1,405.... Chan-
Liverpool, per
Wyoming,
],.
541
Pearl of India, 299
1,034
7,072
To Antwerp,
per bark Embla, 200
200
Liverpool, per steamer Cordova, 3.024 and II Sea
Island
per ships Florence Chipman. 2,535
Pegasu.s, 3,500
Rosweli. 2 .^53
11,615
To Havre, per ship O \ ego. 2,760
2,760
ToHambirg, per hark Flensborg, 943
943
To Barcelona, per steamir Maria, 2,(00
per bark jaruco, 901
2.904
Mobile— To Liverpool, per ship Imporrer. 4.0.8
4.048
Chableston— To Liverpool, p.Mbaiks .\lbina, 2,.'i03 Upland.... Vinco,
1 «3 Upland and 33 Sea Island
3.879
To Havre, per bark Sirio. 791 Upland
79t
To Amsterdam, per bark Brotii.-rs, 1,951 Upland
1,951
To Barcelona, per bark Gesoria, 675 Upland
per brig Y'sabelllta,
New Orleans—To
••
Upland
Savannah— To
To Havre,
1,1.31
Liverpool, per steamer Rita, 2,766
Serafin, 1.4(>1
Upland
per bark
Upland
4,167
per ships Charlotte, 3,613 Upland.... Othello, 8,130 Up-
land
6,733
2,089
2,131
1,710
To Bremen, per bark A'arao, 2.089 Upland
To Amsterdam, per bark Kate liurreU, 2,131 Upland
To Rotterdam, per bark Amelia, 1.710 Upland
To Barcelona, per bark Donna Flora de Pomba, 1,572 Upland
per
brie Arroj<an[o. 6t)0 Upland
brig Rainiundo, 612 Upland
Texas— To Liverpool, per harks Spitfire, 1,124.. .Palace, 1,009. .per brig
Essex. 789 and 3 Sea Island
Baltimore— To Liverpool, per ship Hansa, 70O
To Genoa, per
2,172
612
.
Total
2,920
700
60,631
The particulars of these shipments, arranged in our usual form
are as follows
RotLiverBrepool. Havre. men.
New Y 5rk
New Orleans..
("h:irl
ston
Texas
Baltimore
'j
Ham- Amsterbnrg.
ter-
Bar-
Ge-
dam. dam. celona. noa.
7.n-;2
Total.
2920
7,272
18.V22
1,048
7,755
19,614
2,920
70;)
;
;
;
Delaware yellow, 77c.
Of Rye, 50,000 bush, were taken for Bremen, at 90c. for West
ern, and 95c. for State and Canadian, the latter in bond. There is
some revival of demand for barley, with a revival of speculative
feeling; the business, however, has been restricted to car loads at
8.T@90c. lor No. 2 Western, and $1 14@1 15 for good Canada
West.
Oats have met with but little trade yet, prices have ruled firm
and yesterday a speculative movement took off several loads at
54-3560. for No. 2 Western, in store and afloat. To-day the market
was quiet.
;
The following
are closing quotations
Grain.
Flour.
Superfine State and WestWheat-No.2 8pring,bueh.tl 48® 1 63
1 54® 1 56
No. 1 spring
ern
bbl. $5 75® 6 00
^
1 5y^ 1 60
Extra State, &e
6 40® 6 66
Red Western
1623 165
Western Spring Wheat
Amber do
1 60® 1 75
extras
White
6 255?i 6 50
do double extras
6 75® 8 50 Corn — Western mixed
White Western
do winter wheat extras
Yellow Western
and double extras
6 75® 9 75
City shipping extras. ...
City trade and family
6
60®
7
50®
2,700
913
794
6,73:j
2,904
1
2,-J8U
951
2,;.31
1,131
1,710
2172
612
9 25
Rye
Com meal— Western,
&c.
Corn meal— Br'wine, &c.
AND FREIGHTS.— Gold
1031
Exchange market
and
'091,
is dull.
iin.l
The
has fluctuated the
the close was 103i.
following were the
lastquotntions; London bankers', long,
109i@109|; short, 109i@
110, and Comiaercial, 108t@108i.
Freights closed at Jd. by
Western
3
00®
50®
65®
ID®
50®
7 60
5 20
4 10
4 20
Illinois,
Chioago mixed
White Ohio and State
Barley— Western
8 00®10 00
7
7i
96®
90®
52xr
Kye— State
Oats— Black
4
flour
1
54(
"^
7?
State
1
Canada
4
1 1'
3
3 90 Peas Canada
breadstuiTs at this market has been as follows
in
-EXPORTS FROM NEW TOBK.-RKCErPTS AT NEW TORK.
Buckwheat
flour, p.lOOlb.
1
|
—
The movement
.
Qor.u, ExciiANOE
past week britvveon
Southern white, new..
6 60
brands
Southern bakers" and family brands
Southern shipp'gextrae..
700
11,615
...
4,018
...
3,879
4.16*
To day. the
market was very quiet.
Corn has been selling quite freely for export. The supply has
been fair, and prices have shown little change. The business has
been mainly at 75@78c. for new Western mixed, on the track and
afloat, and 77i@79ic. for old Western mixed, in store and afloat
but yesterday some old Western yellow sold at 80c. an 1 there
was a Bupplj' of new Southern on the market wliicli sold at 77ic.
for yellow and 78c. for white, 'showing a decline for those qualiThe new corn, both Western and Southern, continues to
ties.
come forward in excellent condition and quality. To-day prime
new mixed sold at 77@77ic., afloat old do., 79c., afloat, and new
Total.
34,401 10,287
2.089
943 4.033
l.'IO
612' 60,^31
0.207
Inchidert in the abov,. lotals are from New York 200 hales lo Antwerp.
Foreign
rail, liave
small, but the outlet seems to be equally restricted.
8.895
a30,075,
20,59,'i|
yp.ir'
Shipping
Savannah.
by
than was anticipated.
;
I
Mobllo...
29, 1871.
during the
Wheat has been very dull occasionally a load or half load has
been taken for export, but the demand has been mainly from
millers, who have paid $1 40^@1 ,50 for No. 2 Chicago, |1 52i@
1 53 lor No. 2 Milwaukee, and |1 58@1 58* for No. 2 Toledo,
(winter,) all afloat.
Some wheat arrives every day by rail, and
the work of reducing stocks on hand has proceeded during the
past month very slowly. Receipts at the West are comparatively
Florida
S'th Carolina.
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
North'rn Ports,
Tennessee, &ci
458
December
with considerable confidence to the beginning of the new year, to
bring an increased demand upon reduced supplies, and there were
To-day the market was very
some indications of this yesterday.
dull and prices nominal.
SIOB
cellor,
P. M..
for breadstuffti has been generally quiet
:
Grand Toral
Total last
9%m0
.
@
BltEADSTVJFFS.
lact,
Sec
show
2;j,000
4..306
Spain, Oporto&Gibmltar&c
AJl others
Total Spain,
table will
5.3,000
9.000
5,000
7,000
567,000
438,000
458 000
169.000
69,000
77,000
401.000
406,000
400,000
187,000
147,000
190,000
the daily closing prices of cotton for the week:
8,000
Fri.
Thurs.
Tues.
Sat.
Mon.
Wed.
Price Mid. Uplands. 9Ji3,10
HoliHoliOJiSlO
9K®10
Orleans.. lOX®..
day.
day.
10>r@.. 10)i®., lOX®--" Up. toarrive. ...®...
@...
...®
Trade Report. — The market for yams and fabrics at Manchester is steady.
4,423
"so
573
Hamburg
618
The following
73,000
53
...
Total to N. Europe.
afloat
afloat.
American
Dec. 29.
Dec. 23.
15.
132,000
19,000
®
Other French ports
619
ToWl
Dec.
115,000
20.000
19,000
445,000
41,000
422,000
174,000
3
Havre
Bremen and Hanover
137
80,
to-day, with sales footing up 10,000 bales, including 2,000 bales for export and
speculation.
The sales of the week have been 53,000 bales, of which 9,000
bales were taken for export and 5,000 bales on speculation. The stock in port
is— actual, 567,000 bales estimated, 482,000 bales, of which, actual, 169.000
bales are American and estimated, 110,000 bales. The stock of cotton at sea
bound to this port is 1'I1,(IOO bales, of which 187,000 bales are American.
.
949
Liverpool
.
steam and 7-32@id. by sail to Liverpool, Ic. gold by steam and
by sail to Havre, afid ^d. by steam to Hamburg.
Bt Teleouaph prom Liverpool.
Liverpool, Dec. 29 —5 P. M.— The market ooened steady and closed quiet
Jc.
Total sales
Sales for export
Sales on speculation
ToWI stock
Stock of American .
lime
prev.
year.
27.
11,401
[December
Dec. 8.
Same
1
:
1871.
For the
week.
Flour, libis.
C. meal, *'
Wheat, bus.
.
Com,
"
Rye,
Barley,&c "
Oats,
,
Same
Since time Jan.
Jan. 1.
1, 1870.
31,261 3,606,908 4,143,993
190.596
1,.W0
181,189
(8,900 26,485,440 24,083,742
133,700 36,900,096 9;i43,478
1,05,5,63!
550.169
82,490 3,790,173 5,020,718
66,470 12,462,2(16 9,636,606
—
-1870.-
1871
For the
week.
20,289
1,268
71,642
297,177
....
Since
Jan. 1.
For the
98,744
46,627
Since
Jan. 1.
1,983.687
84,178
18 469,678
488,769
92,481
1,617,647
120,247
22,047,677
12,757.444
507,827
IM
200
30,061
•
December 80
The
1
:
THE CHRONICLE.
1871.]
T«« OSBOmotB hy Mr R"
ol tUe N«w Vork Produce Exchange.
Rhow tU drain
and the movemont o( Hreadstuflb to the lateat mail date*
865
followiuji lableB, prepared for
OROOBRIEB.
H. Walker
in Bight
The
;
RBCErPTS AT LAKE AND KIVEIl PORTS FOR THB
DECEMBER
Flour.
Wheat.
bblt.
Mllwaiike.
Datrolt
Cleveland
St. LoiiU
Otti.
buah.
bn«b.
(Mlbi.) (nib*.)
(OOlbi.)
TM.MT
118,787
m,1M
11,3!H
5,0S»
10,168
4.600*
S0,3I0
Toledo
a)),06«
no.t(i«
Birloir.
budb.
(4H lh» )
;«,8(M
n.184
4S.0I»
149.480
98,9M
M,(m
8J50
n,8oo
b.UV
80,177
lO.RM
Noreport.
897,888
86,801
'70.
88,878
'69.
65.SS9
'68. 118,689
808,11)8
1,143,786
1,104,186
587,717
465,018
416,381
118,«70
sJlSO
U7
53M73
144,1M
M6,964
194,141
111,140
Previous wuok
Correspond'g week,
'67.
88,
»74.8a8
348,081
106.171
S6M11
91,594
!IS,ni
15,848
7.041
41.748
18. 598
Estimated.
CoMPAn.A.TiVE Uecbiits at the same ports from August
33, both inclusive, for four years
Ist to
December
1871.
Flonr. bbls..
1870.
1,847,319
1,M6,313
Wheat, bnsh
S8,iX)3,5.l8
Cora, bush
Oats, bush
Barley, biish
Rye, bush
Total «raln, bush
11.010,6^
4,371,943
1,010,663
74,617,940
1,917,991
19,771,196
19,054.946
8,8»l,45t
1,1R«,S13
999,864
61,884,539
15,968,074
11,B8»,708
14.775,311)
4.2 a,5t;it
1,819,144
61,105,180
59,5.39^909
Shipments
Duluth,
St.
of Flour and Uraiu from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Louis, Toledo, Cleveland and Detroit lor the work
23, 1871
Floor,
Wheat, Com,
Oate, ^ Barle)-,
Rye,
bbls.
bash.
bush.
bush.
bush.
bush
Dec 2.3, 71.. n.«.Vi
59,060
308,717
85.814
38,105
6,402
endirg Dec.
:
Wi'uk ending;
Aeekei>diiigl)cc. 16.'71.. 86,916
Week ondiug Dec. 24, '70. 78,723
•Week ending Dec. 24. '69. 41.500
318,681
337.801
44,969
33,666
45,002
80.753
Compakative Shipments from the same
December 33, inclusive, for three years.
Flour
1,281
money pressure
some
to
eilent.aiMl
The entries direct for consumption, and the withdrawal ffooi
bond, showing together the total thrown ou tl>e market
for th*
week, were as follows
Tea, black.... J,W7 pkKS.
LaipiaTra.. \jim bi.(>. Sour, Braill. IJDO bs;
uree.i
^.1 pkics.
OlSer..
mni bi<<.
Manila At
Jspaa
K8 puss. Boa ar. Cuba. K.1H) *i,i»ii. M'iM-n Cabs tn •Vi
Varlaat
LUS pkK>.
Cnba. ...... ttm •hlldi..
I'orio KIco.
rs '%\i
Colfea Kto...
«.8;8 aatn.
Porto
fM •hhr'n.
Rico
M
Drmarara
M
'kti
4>w mats.
Other
•bli(l>.
mtirt
f-O 'ka
-Mnraoalbo. . LSM bain
'Hhili.lnrloile bhlli'.»Bil lea. r«iJ«M.
HM.1,
i
^Mthdrawn from wareboase .
for transporutlon In the Interior In bond lU
pkes. tea and «5» baits colTec.
Javn
.
.
IraportH this week have included 2tJ,043 bags Kio,
42.432
.lava, Bud 8,o33 bags of other kinds of coffee ; T.SIll boxes
I 0S4
lihds., l,4(il baskets, and 72,020 bags of sugar; H31 hhds.
of molasses, and 1,11)8 bbls.
Orleans do.
mau
The
stocks in
ports since Jan.
New
New Vork at
1,
late, anc imports at the live IcadiDS
1871, are aa *ollows
Stocks In >' ew York Ini ports al laadlna porta
:
at dale
Joa
Tea
•tnc<!
ini.
(Indlreol Import)
158
745
C'.rroe
1
to
»ogar
Sugar
Suaar
Rio
Coffee, other
'.
baffa.
1.W4/9I
SK!
174M
ntr,
D.WO
*\M*Xlt
\Km
Mijsa
lJ?M
9S,*W
boxes.
hbds.
basa,
hhda.
Jaoviiry l._
inc.
i»ii.
"•'tta
bags
Molasaas
ino.
lui.
.Jikas.
••.tn
«jn
a-.tn
s;.7ii
*M.74;
M\jm
l.!«M«D
i>s.nT
17.'tl
""I-f
i.^ii
1869.
4.524,486
4,189,601
upoo
rtallie
I* fell
a good many holders are ready to sell on any reaaonably
full bid.
It Is thought that quite a number oj copartnership
changes wlU
be announced with the opening of the new year.
1,
ports from Jan.
1870.*
1871.
4,451,420
bbla
44,130
11,604
5,898
70,434
68,410
7,833
in liand, but the
K
1868
1869.
1,806,588
18,406,155
10,063,151
84,318,147
14,67:,573
4.'40,844
1,877,503
previously not««d and Iish u*lne<i, If snyil
let
have the position completely unil^r ronlrol. wllb a
still lurther inir.a»e of cost c«n(ldenily
pri-<llcl.d
On olh«r
goods there Is nothing really new. thougli clishfrrs of
grtttmr at
\in» imporunce are likely to Uko pla.:p
<lurlngtlin comlnt; month.
As yet fhero has been no very deride urgency ta
tocks
116,788
181,<89
88.986
19.141
11.681
16.114
llM
r,
I
K.WI
„Total»
•IM
V.ff,*
(
appearjiij{ to
ll.f.
400
sad
i
flrroiU'Ks
lil,9l»
ts.sae
8,100
8,884
':.4oo
148,108
Kjt.
batb,
IM
'M.«M
a0,»4a
i4,&90
TO,S9S
Doluth
•
duliics.i ul a holiday
rk
there was nothing of spf-HallT »i
tono of valurs hsu Iwen a little taini.,
Corn.
bnib.
(IMlbii.)
85,006
Chicago
m
usual
WBHK KKDIRa whern
28. 1871.
';
:
.
JM.OBt
mm
TEA.
There has been a
Wheat....
baah.
85,956,682
49.677,247
16,775,702
3,364,841
1 .389,246
Corn
Oats
Barley
Rye
Total
*
and
fair demand current and sales made, tbonah In a good
more negotiation than actual tranafers of property took
rather
Nomerons rumors have also aiptin been clrcnlated, all purporting to
some very large sale, but rumor appeared to be about all tbe matter
amounted to. The indications are that stock la wanted, and that after the 1st
prox. a better and more general demand la likely to set In, but during the last
week or two buyers have taken only enough for Immediate wants, or a patcal
place.
Indicate
494,481
884,386
1.572,.395
in 1869
many cases
9,916,3.31
76,885.301
107,168,717
St Louis and Doluth noi included
34,241,998
23.613,098
37,692,367
22,001,752
11,957.866
3.011,582
69,150,883
1870.
AND GRAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR THE
week ending DECEMBER 23, 1871.
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR
that might happen to appear cheap. On prices there Is no change, and with
the exception of .Japans the tone appears at least steady, and. In some cases,
very drm, with holders IndilTerent about oiTering any considerable quantity of
stock either on spot or to arrive. The line trade ha> been slow sales of 8,500
Ureens, 8,600 Oolongs, and 200 Japans
There have been no imports this week. The recelpta Indirectly have beea
517 pkgs. by ^leamor and 1,409 by rail overland.
Thcrollowingtaule shows the imports of Tea Into tbe United States (not
including San Francisco), from Jannary 1 to date. In IHil and l.-'u
Black.
Green.
Japar
'si .
;
Flour,
At
New York
Boston
Portland*
8.3,955
18.500
7,500
11,173
10,500
9,537
.Uontreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore*
New
Rye.
bush.
bbls.
44,131
Orleans
Total
\i,^\M\
».H5.«
1-..2I0.3I4
•.9l«,ll»i
Tlie indlrert importations. Including receipts
Aspinwall. have beer. !84.094 pkgs. since January
136,298
Week ending Dec.
\t»n^St
I4.8i7.54'!
1871
1870
•,
;
Ml
..l,Jll
by PaelSc Mail steamsrs vis
1,
against 98,0B6 last year.
COPVKK.
Ifi.. .166,1.34
Week ending Dec. 9. .188,.'J66
Week endiiit; Dec. 2. ..240,580
Week endine Nov, 25 .226.345
Weekending .^ov. 18. 151,123
. .
•
Tbe movement of goods has been smaller than last week, owing la part to
the holiday season, and in part to the fact that a very large proportion of the
desirable supplies have already lM>en bought up and withdrawn from tbe
inarkeL A tone of much general strength and confidence, however, has been
1,401,913
1.179.6.')0
1.199,036
Estimated.
And
Rince Jan.
1
New Orleans
(excepting
34. inclusive), 1871
Wheat,
i)hl«.
bush.
Corn,
bnsb.
1.124,6.38
41,949,354
43,495,589
Flour.
from Jan.
1 to
well preserved on
March
Total Grain
Oate,
Barley,
bush.
bnsb.
21.475,259
4,048,827
bushels. 112,346,488
Rye,
oush
:
tn store at
New York
...
In store at Albany
In store at Buffalo
In store at Chicago*
In store at Milwaukee
In store at Dulnth
..,,..
In store at Toledo. Dec. 16
.
In store at Detroit, Dec. 16.
In store at Oswego, Dec. 1
...
...
store at St. Lonis
store at Boston, Dec. 16
store at Toronto, Dec. 16
store at Mc^nl real. Dec. 16...
In store at i'.iiladelphla*
lu store at B;iltnnore*
Amount on .N'l-w York canals. ..
Rail jiliipuicnls ftir week
...
In
In
In
In
Total In store and in transit Dec.
•'
"
Dec.
;Dec
4,058,247
23,700
...
5(M,300
.... 1,117,846
... 1.150,000
..
.
••
...
,
...
...
.
. .
..
18,900
390,960
188,3f8
786.561
411,801
16.198
17.469
.3.31.095
200,000
1«,000
1.118,iftl
,59.060
197,182
105,000
194,109
526. H45
.15,531
»13,»«
19Si'748
W,:65
33,099
117,»19
89,488
lTJ,89n
116,807
851
107.898
86,154
189.403
50,781
3!6,4»
66. .536
1,175
198.866
180.000
195,000
1,033,212
308,727
41,470
15,070
175,000
55,000
613.075
85.824
17,848
11.40M
115.000
15.000
499,064
38,105
6,a30
784,700
1,611,969
7,278.19.1
7 0»,739
24, '70. 9,460.849
1,868.338
6,112,517
5.663.913
6,183,919
Nov K, •71.
9,386,897
Estimated.
:
Philadel|ibls
and Baltimore not Incloiied
iu 1870.
.Aais
.5,966.041
« M« ««
1,616,8«
and
\'^^
1,6.38,183
1,878,1»4
smrm
1.037.111
Improved baslaeas
higher
In cost than at the date of
at
New Orleans
13.1IK) do.
this week liave inclmled 7.000 bags Rio per "Axel:" 5.0Wd«.dO
;"
per "Agllls ;" S.500do. do. per ••Preference: l.»«« do Uo. pet ' Haalieae
Of other sorts
do. p»r "Wavelet."
8 500 do do. per ••Chowan ;' 4.097 do. .
...1 I H;
..........
•
Included 15.658 mala Java p r "J L Hall .• 18.157 do. do
ibe Imports have
"Agnes ;" 8,617 do. do per "Iteademona ; S-Sl" bag* Mancalbo per "V«a
ImporU
1,344,907
5.101,100
3.177.867
I'li^SSi'
6.1bS,101
?'i??'Sft
6.01 <, 870
5.890,9?T
to an
Wo
bnsb.
2.891,086
101,000
313,400
669,819
46,065
1,1.5.^914
23, 71.10,626,249
in. •7I.10.7(i(>,90S
Dec. 9 '71.10,614.016
Dec 2' 1. 9,686.576
bush.
and holders look forward
Brazils will averags a
our last, and the Biarkst Is
have not been large or tlM
extremely Arm for all grades. The transactions
demand very active, but a fair number of buyers coold be loood St sO Hiss
the stocks here were under compl^'te control, and really macb leas Ihaa
supposed, while of the cargoes to arrive a verj large namberwera diapesed of,
and the selling Interest generally were quite indlllbrent aboat opcratisg.
Another stimulating InAnencr was the receipt of later telegtamt from
Janeiro, which were considered as showing a very strong position ; tba coat
had undergone no change, bnt the pnrchaeea for the United Slates wars oach
smaller than usual, and the dally receipis showed a very light averags. Floa
the ontporis we learn of a fair business doing, and at very fall rates graanQy
West India grades have be<'n qnlet, as much from want of stock probably as
anything else, hut values held their own, and In many eaaea revised qoeuttoaa
show a still further Improvement. Java in very good atock and a little daO.
bnt holders stiff In their views, and In a quiet way there Is said to be cooatderable negotiations pending the ailvanre In other qnalllles bating brovgbt Kast
India styles on h tter proporlioneil balance of co"t. Sal"* nioMly bsAirs
arrival and part previously reported of lii.SW bags Rio, 415 baga Mafscatko.
101 bags CosuRlca,97 hags Ht Domingo. About .31^000 mats Java isasl lad
wore sold before arrival. Sales and resales at Baltimore of 10,114 bag* Wo,
fraction
The Visible Supply of Grain, including stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation, and the amount in transit by
rail and frozen ou the New York canals, Dec. 23, 1871, not including the stork afloat in New York, is as follows
Wheat.
Com.
Oats.
Barley
bush.
grades,
were very generally considered as quite satisfactory.
1,.376,436
.
bush.
all
at full values witli the turn of the year. The jobbing distribution baa sot
been very liberal, bnt all that could be expected for the seaion, and prices
;
I
£«
'
ISLUi i'^'^^"^" '!"T«wfelb-'''%£^do'*'i,^J
3,048.68$
Bailey
300 do do per Willy Saittb ;" 97 do' do per V
•
'
bagsol sundries.
The tUKk of Rio
Dec «, and the Import* atace J|«
H^ BUI." aad
1. 1871,
M
are s* follvw*
—
:
1
:
THE CHRONICLE.
886
New Bavan.
Phlla- J<ldelpbla. niorc- Orleans.
&c.
18.910
13,0«
700
15,2S1
....
(,M5
New
Tork.
In Bags.
Btock.^:
5S.8I9
'6,963
645,9.9
666.U75
BamedatelSTt
Imports
••
In 1870
Of Other
Borts the stock at
ports since January
1
....
New York, Dec.
19:,197
142,742
3,500
4,000
23.220
20,112
74,411
41,222
and the imports
28,
Total,
9^,101
4a.5S9
i,46«,698
1,341,219
were ai follows
,-New Tork-^ Boston. Ptilladel. Bait. N. Orlc's.
x„„„ Import. Import. Import, import, import.
•1,962
•15^,5'jO
'SI""
t9,26S
SS
stock.
Ceylon
Maracalbo
Lagnayra.
St./Domingo
Other
900
563
17,679
103,072
40,532
44.572
75,624
5.520
2.914
'^22
17.540
53,099
440.029
324,969
59.336
71,381
20,719
18,316
6,H2
Total
Same time, 1870
1,030
17,005
233
8,720
2,280
4,178
Includes mats, ftc, reduced to. bags.
531,966
421,327
t Also, 7.551 mala.
SUGAR.
We have again
and uninteresting market for raws,
business at timeii coming to an almost complete stand and not enough goods
changing hands to fairly test values. All classes of buyers appeared to be in
small need of stock and positively refused to give the market any attention
unless forced to;operate by the most imperative necessity. Rclluers sell less and
ipse of the product and now very generally disposed to reduce the manufacture
materially or suspend altogether in order to clean up, repair machinery, etc.,
while grocers, as usual, distribute but little and mostly on retail orders from
Tlie ofl'erings have been fair throughout and very
near-by interior points
well assorted, and though holders refrained from any display of anxiety to
o perate, they were, as a rule, prepared to negotiate on comparatively easy
terms, and if not in price buyers have gained some advantage in the more
to record a very dull
.
iberal grading of samples.
The common and
inferior qualities
were the most
willingly parted with, light colored and dry sugars being considered the best
stock to hold. A few arrivals have taken place, and the total of stock keeps
up very well. Refined goods have not been turned out very freely, but the
distribution was quite I mall generally, and the stocks accun'ulnted. With a
very light margin for profit already, refiners wcie not greatly inclined to
accept lower prices, but the market was against them and the cost fell oflF on
The sales of raw embrace 1,096 hhds.
all grades to a greater or less extent.
Cuba; 175 hhds. Porto Rico; 560 hhds. Demerara; 50 hhds. New Orleans;
about 100 hhds. various styles ; 4,8110 boxes Havana 12,820 bags Pernambuco,
;
and
10 hhds. Melado.
Imports
atNew York, and
Cuba.
bxs.
Imports this week
"
since Jan. 1.
" same time. *70
.
.
Stock in first hands.
Same time 1870
•'
1869
••
7,519
375.6S0
2U5,379
stock in first hands, Dec. 28, were as follows
Cubs. P. Rico.
Other. Brazil. Mantla.&c.Melado
"hhds. "hhne.
•hhds bags.
bags.
hhds.
:
437
204.316
219,051
617
61,251
.18,514
3.1,776
12,5a)
78,416
6;,7»4
.S5,9i7
26,880
27,' 9
55.967
35.Ji67
68,217
95.459
8
6S,5il
7.3,690
433,81j
264,312
307,852
245,135
FRUITS.
43.514
18.730
2,844
747
814
MOJiASSES.
Several cargoes have arrived, a good part of which were sold previously.
of the dealers have been busily engaged in settling up their accounts for
the year, and taking account of goods, and have not appeared anxious to
increase their stocks beyond filling immediate requirements
Foreign Grsen.— West India descriptions have been in rather better supply
excepting bananas, the stock of which is not large, and prices held a shade
firmer.
The demand has been only fair, and the market presents rather a dull
appearance, Malaga lemons are jobbing at $2 75@$3 Palermo do., $3 25®
$3 50, and Messina, $3 50@$4. Valencia oranges, $6 50@$7 50 for cases
Porto Rico, t7@$8@tll, according to quality Havana, $9@$10, and Jamaica.
$6@t7 50. Aspinwall bananas are quoted at $2@t3 12>i.
Domestic Green.— Apples continue exceedingly slow, although holders of
sound stock continue firm and olTer on sparingly. There has been another
arrival of California peas, which came to hand in splendid condition, having
been packed in a double lined car, and do not appear to have been touched
with frost. Grapes still arrive in liberal quantities and are almost given
away. Cranberries are dull ; most of the stock here is of inferior quality and
not wanted.
Domestic dried fruits continue very slow for apples and peaches, and prices
are without e8sentialV;hange. Pecans have been more active and prices are
decidedly lower at the moment, caused by the forcing of a large quantity on
the market. Peanuts are inactive. There is no stock of North Carolina or
Tenncssees in first hands.
;
ADVICES
FROM PRODUCING MARKETS.
we
Suffar.— From
the I/mdoii Produce Market Review^ of December 9,
learn tuat the sugar market for the preceding week was without the slightest
animation, and a decline had taken place in raw sugar.
The stagnation in this staple was spoken of as unusual, and the more so
from the tact that the beet crop of Germany was expected to fall oft' 50,000
tons, while an increased consumption in Germany of fully 50,000 tons was
anticiiated. The shipments from the Eastern producing countries on the
way to Great Britain were very much in excess of same time last year added
to this the beet crop of France and Belgium was expected to be very large,
more than enough to supply their own manufacturers by about 80,000 tons,
hence the present high prices for raw sugar were deemed very uncertain and
likely to undergo a permanent decline. Much space wasgiven to the notice
of a pamphlet by Mr. J. B. Smith, M. P., entitled " Free Trade in Sugar," the
tenor of which was a sharp censure of the present system for classifying sugar
by a standard of color, and advocating a uniform duty on all sugars.
Tea. The tea market was also reported to be in a very quiet state, nonarrivals of lots expected tending to produce this state of affairs. There was
estimated that 12,000,000(f?45,000,000 pounds tea were near at hand of "Congou"
description alone. Invoices were being held for the January market, as this
was lioped to be an active one. A telegram from Hong Kong, dated Nov. 29,
gives total export tea from China and Japan to that date as 121,750,000 pounds
against 99,000,000 pounds same time last season.
;
—
PRICES CURRENT.
The FoIIowrlnK are Rnling Qnotations In First Hands.
On the Pnrcl>ase of Small Lots Prices are a Fraction
Hlghei.
Foreign grades of all kinds continue slow and somewhat uncertain in the
absence of any heading movements, and the market is about as poor a one for
the selling interest as any we know of even during the prevailing dull season.
In a good many instances prices have been further modified, but both the
trade and refiners refused to respond further than their previous policy of
buying simply to the extent of positive wants, and the outlet has not
increased. Some intimation has been given of the probability of speculative
call, but we cannot learn that buyers have been found with faith enough in
molasses to invest very heavily. Domestic has not been very strong in price,
receivers oflfering stocks with freedom in a great many cases and accepting
easy terms. A few lots, however, have gone into store, owners having confidence enough to permit a slight accumulation. Syrups continue quiet, except
the sale of a few special brands to regular outlets. Sugar house molasses is
not very plenty, and all the production sells, but buyers are a litUe slow in
their movements. Sales of 200 hhds. Porto Rico; and 3,021 bbls. New
Tea.
Common to
Hyson,
&
40
60
80
40
60
00
Imp., Cora, to fair
receipts at
New York, and stock in first
Cuba,
.
Klco,
hands. Dec. 28, were as followe:
Demerara.
Other
N.O.
•hhds
•hhds
bbl.
•hhds.
I
mports
"
this
libds.
77,506
80,311
.'5,972
92
3,416
229
26,735
49,7.16
26,619
4.961
16,311
28.588
week
slnceJan.l
same time 1870
"
Stock
In first
"
"
Import*
hands
**
"
ol
same time *70
same time '69
5.n01
1,355
6,514
11.346
1,198
2 466
4Uo
251
l.VJd
5CJ'
83:
4,390
1,700
SoKar &. ntoIaHsea at leadtne ports alnce Jan.
58
SO
10
30
45
Sup. to line..
do
do Ex. fine to finest. 1
Hyson Sk. &
do
do
Tw
C. to fair.
Sup. to
fine.
.——Bags
1871.
....
Boston
Philadelphia...
Baltimore
New
Orleans...
Total
•
1871.
78J.206
63!.7'«
89,158
3J.500
37-..680
41.28K
32.19!
48,571
39,975
337,711
451,037
634,747
541,611
1,535,960
,
1870.
5M,121
234,198
31,704
25,711
815,76!
-Molasses. -,
-'Hhds..
1871.
141,839
47.79;
78,819
22 054
526
291.C34
®1
®1
1870.
128,372
51,8-a
7,372
J92,385
<d
Ex fine to finest
Cong.,
do
do
Com.
®1
Ex.
r.
al
fine,
to finest.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
do good
do fair
do ordinary
Java, mats and hags
"
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i
1<)H@19V
19
®24s
I
925>i
.
'
1
®19h,
23
25
Ceylon
Maracalbo
Lagnayra
SV Domingo, In bond
Jamaica
Native
_
I
20>s®iO)4
Brown
gold. 18 «i20
gold. 18 @2aj<
goid. 18 @20
gold. 13S®14
gold. .T^'iWi
|
SuKar.
8V® 8K Hav'a, Box,D.S. Nob. 19to20..
—
Inf. to com. refining
do fair to good refining,...
do prime
do fair to good grocery....
do pr. tocholcc grocery...
do centrlfngal,bhdB.&oxs.
do Melado
do moiasses
Hav'a,Box,D, S. Nos.7to9...
do 10tol2..
do
do
do IS to 15..
do
4o
do 61 to 18
do
do
Cuba,
_
.
®21W
"
2;
®
9
9;i@lC!<
®11
9
4K3 6H
7>4® 9
8^® 9
9'4® 9V
10
®W%
"'
II
®11V Powdered
®I2W
12
Havana, Hox, white
Porto Rico, refining grades...
do
grocery grades
Brazil, bags
Manila, bags
White Sugars, A
do
do B
do
do extra C
Yellow sugars
Crushed and granulated
9X
fe 9i^
9)<@ 9M
1114®!2t<
8^® 9K
9^®10>i
7>J® 9
7\@ RX
UKSII
11X®11H
11>«®11X
10)i®10;j;
12H@12^
12xai2H
."...'...'
I
molasses.
New Orleans new
V
Porto Rico
Cuba Muscovado
gall. 43
28
25
Rangoon, dressed, gold In bond
ICnba Clayed
Cuba centrifugal
®38
®33
23
English Islands
25
I
026
®21
833
13
Rice.
3X® 3^ Carolina
8K
|
i
8X
Spices.
Cassia, In cases... gold * lb.
do
Cassis. In mats....
GInger.Race and Af (gold)
34 >«®
34K®
Mace
®
»
do
1
40®
Pepper,
35
35
do
42
1
bond
In
100 Cloves
Ol'® 101
do
In
bond
1
In
in
9H®
iii»
9V
4V
11«®
12
6V®
7
lOK®
do
do
bond
11
18
Jo
97Vj®
®
I7X®
fgo'd)
do Suma ra & Singapore
Pimento. Jamaica
(go d)
lOK
Balslns.Beeaiess.nw* frsll.8 (10 ®9 '25
Filberts, Sicily
do
Barcelona
do Layer, 1870. » box. 2 60 @2 70
3 35 (83 40
African Peanuts
do 1871
do
ISM® 16K TValnuts, Bordeaux
do Bultana,* B
Valencia,* ft
12 ® .... .Macaroni, Italian
Jo
yire Crack, best No 1
do London Layer
11
®
®
®
I
There has scarcely been any market upon which to make a report since our
I»%t, except for Pimento, and we have no important invoice sales to advise.
Indeed, many holders state that they have found no inquiry whatever for their
stocks, and expect few buyers until the new year fully opens. In the meantime it is deemed advisable to ask former rates, but in reality the feeling is
weak, and some styles can be bought lower, Cassia in particular the neglect
of this article referred to recently, and ample supplies here and to arrive acting
as a depressing influence. Jobbers work off some odd lots occasionally, but
the call for distribution does not amount to much, and at retail busines is jusi
abont as dull as in wholesale way. The movement in Pimento embraced about
4,800 hags, said to be based on unfavorable crop reports, and holders are now
pretty firm In their views at ontside rates. Sales of about 6,000 bags Pimento,
;
A targe proportion of
15
Fruits and Nuts.
SPICES.
including 2,000 for export,
\l«re prevlonily noia.
SS
@ »
® 75
to fair,
Sup'r to
Cofree.
Rio Prime, duty paid
Nutmegs, casks
cases Pensng
do
iQCludlng tlercoB and barrels reduced to hhds.
A
45
40
50
78,62;
V3,19!l
do
Bouc.
00
@
1.
The imports of sugar (inclndinp: McIado). and of Molasses at the leading ports
from January 1, 1871, to date, have been as follows
New York
® 55
@ 75
@1 15
® 55
@ 90
@1 30
® TO
—
fair
do Superior to fine
do Ex. flne'to finest....
roung Hyson, Com. to fair.
Super, to fine.
do
do
Ex. flnetoflnestl
Gunp.
.-Duty paid—
60
H.Sk.&Tw'kyEx.l.tofln'st
Uncol. Japan, Cora, to fair..
% 60
do
Bup*r to fine...
® 70
®I 00
do
Ex. f. to finest.
Oolong, Common to fair
® 55
do Superior to fine
® 75
,-Duty paid-.
Orleans.
The
&C.
The foreign dried fruit market has ruled dull and devoid of interest during
the whole of the week under review, but prices show no material changes.
;
8,487
2.512
[December 80, 1871.
Most
at the several
1871,
,
bags.
In__•.„.
Java and Singapore
•
619.081
471.068
14.80S
Galveeton.
K
;
(be fecent arrivals of spices
,
Currants, new
Citron, Leghorn (new)
Prunes. .French
Prunes, Turkish, old
51
Vi
@
a
U)
(ft
6X®
16
ft.
Canton Ginger, case
Almonds, Languedoc
do
Tarragona
do
^
7
V
Smyrna
do
do
do
8
ft.
new
Ido
Dates
Figs.
V
®
®
8
5lP
19
@
@i
®
18^®
—
—
8K
.
.
.
I
.
I
14K
s^
lOX
8
20
01
'
I
I
15s®
11**
Sicily, Boft shell..
Shelled, airily...
paper shell
1S>i®
14
,10
.12
Bardlncs
Bardlnei
gfaillHati
fi hf.
V
qr,
30
®
®
box. 85 a
box. ll^ti
•.in^
r
no
do
do
do
Bltced.
Sonthern,
prime.
9
ft.
I
®
®
9 ®
I0>^®
14
®
^ a
13 ®
28 ®
10
7j<(a
new
nnpared,qrBAhlvr
*
donew
do
4o ^'
Wll,^'<)tab««t<la
'
'
10
14
1»
K
15
90
8
9
75 (82 CO
00 ®2 00
25 82 Hi
60 «1 90
®
ft.
Hickory Nuts
* bush
do
ChestnutPeanuts, Va.g'd to fncy old
'
14
8
common
Peaches, pared
do
14
85
Fr.UITS.
Western
PecanNuts
I
I
32
»
Apples, State
75®2
2
Blackberries
Cherries pitted
\9\i
Ivlca
DOMB8TIO DKXED
I
53
13VC
V box
1
1
1
:
»
«)
W
.. :
.
..
.
.
December
80, 1871.]
Bi'CHrb,
BorM
Sod*
6«1 Sodm.
Biilnhur
8Altpctro
•« San«ilM.
ROWH
Bto. Lloorinu
(Bns.).
CMk
..,,.
"
Red Cram
IVk»
(cnuine
Mancboalrr Mllla-
.
D^l^
Oft
I
it
aHIKTIMaa.
Amoakeag. 46 ISJi-IT
do
4$ I5)i-I«
do
A. 86 MX-M
CK)0OS TRADE.
FiUDAT. P. M.. Deo. »,
This being holiday week, trade has as usual, been flat and
the
is unimportant throuRhout.
There was some demand
for small ftssorted lots to repIeuiHh the stocks of retail
dealers in
the near-by localities, but the retail distribution is never active
at
of the year, and the aggregate movement is not
Dealers have been employed during the week in taking
their annual accounts of stocks and making the cettlemeuts inci
dent to the close of the year, so that salesmen and clerks have
been kept busily engaged, though not in distributing goods. The
this period
large.
reported to have been very satisfactory in Its results
to the trade generally, although since the Chicago fire there has
been comparatively little business transacted in the market
past year
There
is,
is
at the close,
much more
firmness than
is
usually expe
rienced at this season of the year and the holders of goods of a
earlier in the season consider their
staple character purchased
goods likely to experience a material rise.
PoMESTic Cotton Goods There are no important features
to note in connection with the trade, as the movement during
the past week has been very small, and prices have experienced no
material changes. Brown and bleached goods retain the firm,
ness previously noted and are held at full figures. Stocks are
not heavy in first hands, and there is nothing in the present or
—
prospective condition of the market for goods or the raw material
is likely to weaken prices.
Colored cottons are firm, though
quiet at the moment. Prices are stationary on these goods, with
that
XX.
Blackstone
AA
C... 38
C... ao
_
14
Loom
3S
Gr't KallnO 36
17
16
do
do
do
8
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A
.«
M
".¥
.
do
do
do
do
do
»
.
I87i-I4
ax
A
Bedford
Cocheco
12
Gamer & Co
I
11
UX
Gloucester
.
MerrimacDdk.....
do Wpk and pnr.
do Shirting...
11
UX
UX
UX
13
11
I
I
IIX
Pacific
Richmond's
Simpson Moarnlng.
do black &, orange
Spracue's fancies..
Hamilton
11>^
Harmony
8)^
8
ManviUe
Peqnot
6X
9X
80
80
4S
75
40
81
87«
16
18
Green
90
i
I
Dan40
10
85
80
Bolyoke
Sterltog
18
IS
Arlington
15
cAarsTS.
Velvet, i. Croeoley
UX
lOX-ll
1
I SO
1 80
.
Tap Bmssels.
CrossleyA 8«n's 1 tS-1 45
Eng. Brassela. 1 00-8 10
Bartford Carpet Co
95
ISx
—
Extra3ply
1
Imperial a-ply..
Superfine
Med. soper.
88
I
BodyBnuSfra.
80
...
A No
do do
80
B
Son's
dc
beat
u^
AA
1
.
do BB
90
do CC
17
COBSET JBANS.
Amoskeag
13X
Androscog'n sat
Bates
Berkley
A
iels
Badlejr
2^
OtiaAXA
OLAZBD CAVBBICS.
Amoskeag
8X
Gamer
Oeo A
Wllllmantic. i
cord
do 6 cord.
Samoeset.
DEifOu.
Hamilton
Manchester
80
80
..
A
& Co
Clark's.
Albanr.
Chester D'k
87
16
Everett
11
II
11
800_yds
81
Haymaker Bro
UX
81
MX
90..
100..
Bedford
Boston
Beaver Cr,
84
WB..
H...
J.
P. Coat-B
Clark, John, Jr.
83
I
'
»
N...
arooL cwTToir
Brooks, Derdoz.
6
Amoekeag.
I
Lodi
Manchester
do
do
do
14
8..
11.
15..
|
I
monming. lOV
9*
81V
BllertonP
14
SO..
It..
do
do
\
!!*
B
do
18- 1
19
Price. .Park, No. 60..
do
70..
ll>i j
do
8-^..
10
j
BX
14
.
Hamilton Xr.
Cali-donia. 70.
t9X-M
.
Kveretl
MX
do
do
do
do
do
A
B
R
tx Amoakeaf,AA
do
nx
A
do
B
UX-^X
i»X
87
85
AA
.
18-19
m
vm
BUae»ml.
-*l
<l
Hamilton
Wbittenton A.
do
BB.
do
C.
rutcKf
19
SO
5S
n
Tremont B
do
T..
do
A...
l|>j
-30
36
B... 30
.
.
»
.
do
do
do
H-llJi
pars re.
do
Amoakeag
Haymaker
35
.... 40>tf
.... 36
7|c. for full 64x64'8.
7.
Arkwrlght ...
EaKton
\0X
*tX
Wamsiitla.. 4S
Amoekeag
n\-w
aTRiraa.
49J<
do Nonp ..
do
9-4
do
10-4
do
35
do heavy 38
36
tnertoa P.
do
U.
do
N
S.'l&X 16
6 I4K-1B
Hamilton
i\
.
XX
8
4
«7X Albany
»*X AlKodoa
SIX American
*iX Amotkeag
..
.
S3.V-M
B
do
.
>
A
do
Lewlaton
17
7-4
..
8-4
9-4
10-4
..
11-4
PoccasBet F 33
Utica
&-4
do
6-4
do
do
do
ACE.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
MM
W
..
do
T.
do
X...
do
XX
do
XXX
Naahaa A.
do
XX
M
«
AAA.
Eaaton
nn
aa
Louxdalc... 36
do Cambric 36
N.Y. Mllla 36
Pepperell
6-4
American
—
Cordia
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
97
•>!•
8T8»
TraaoatH.
TirKlMoa,
Amoak'K ACA.
do
A. til-n
do
B.
do
C
do
D
IT
Ellcrton
Fnilt of the
a tendency toward an advance. Prints are selling moderately in
dark and medium styles at full prices. Cloths continue firm at
Woolen Goods There has been some little trade in light
weights this week, but buyers generally are disposed to delay
their purchases until after the 1st proximo.
The goods
now going into consumption bring a moderate advance over
the prices of the spring, but are not selling at prices cor.
responding
The wool market
with the rise in wool.
continues very stiff, and in view of the light stock, relief is not
likely to come until the next clip is marketed. Manufacturers
talk of stopping their ma<'.hinery, and some of them resort to this.
The effect, however, would be to create a scarcity of goods and
advance prices on them rather than break the wool market, which
seems to be too thoroughly under the control of dealers to be
'
13
W8 M
W
««
BUrkA
do C3bwk WW
cairroa rumnu.
1
ll«
aiM
Keller
L«wlati>n
.
d"
l«
Steel Luatrcs..
Brocba eordi..
Klaatic flrripM 4II-M
14X
Boott B.... S6
<e
8il«
A.
rslla
OnUrloa A
IS
K
IS
m
.
do
do
OrMt
(|.i
ID
17
16
14
do HB...
do B...
»i
AoHMkeae.
DdiiliK-n
...
...
,'j
kltlMr.
AMTkUl
Ai
i««-n
do
do
Popllna
PaclBc Mllla-
Bartlatta..
Bates
do
movement
WsfTWI
Hlsk cotan ic
•aM-
Alpanu 3-4, plain.
do M, do
nu
AndroacoB-
18T1
CtiaOT Ittvar
rrTiaM..
.
RonhaU
I
":aio«.«.'*«
twMJj:
tl
»
do DIaaoula.
Royal Oord>
Pepperell
Hlark A
uucaan nncnxaa *
THE DRY
."?^
Ball«mi atrlpM
..
11
ptomSaln
.
IWIawall Imp
lB4.0fCk.lap
M
I'rlnlad I><<laliiM
1
In hbiB
tM
~
Victory II
Tj^
aaaaii'AM >«««• aooiM.
Applvton
« * w AmoalcMK
fold
l'H» UH llamlltoij.
Indlico, MaiIrM
aold
do
<lo
blQA
Manila
itoW. M tol
Cordagg, Manila. MandK.
» Muaaeh'tu
do
do LarcailiM, }»H*
Maawbmic
SKal
u 3 ... Paclflc
Madder
CaitttlfSoiin*
:
. .
887
DRILIJI.
Wldib
C»Ubr«, iinuatinn
Coppnrim,
Camphor.
9
.
THE CHBONICLE
Or«e«ra> Oraia
Ainm.
.
.
do
do
a-Kx
4
3
1
1
nx
SS
80
IS
V
do 1 10
do 1 00
Bemp. plain. .83 In
do cz platD, 86 In
fix
88
iJiJI
by the stoppage of a limited number of looms.
Foreign Goods. Trade has been flat in imported goods
HHPOKTATIOns OV DRY HOODS iT THK POKT OF HEW TOBI.
throughout the week. There have been no auction sales, and the
distribution through the regular channels of trade has been conThe importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
fined to small selections for immediate distribution. The close of Dec. 28, 1871, and the corresponding we«ki of 1870 and 1869
the year finds stocks in a fair condition, the redaction having been have been as follows
complete in dress and other leading fabrics. Silks and ribbons
XNTBitED roR consuamoH roa tbb wbik BKonr* dic. W, tm.
are held in rather more liberal amounts, but the supply is not
1870
wn
excessive, and the stocks are mainly of a staple character
Value.
Pkg*. VahM.
Pkgs. Valae.
8»T
$ra.8es
(77.180
490 (*0«,188
Woolens are firm with a higher tendency. The continued firm- Hanufactnres of wool
cotton
do
lis
'34.196
188.844
1.061
mn.mi
410
n 'ss and advancing tone of the foreign markets lead to the belief
silk
119.4S«
do
408
151.117
611
mo,-o4
180
do
flax,
408
196
43,131
6M
100,487
101^8
that the purchases of American buyers will be comparatively Miscellaneous dry goods 183
104.117
8«
41,890
soo
1 ight, as the markets here have not responded to the rise abroad,
Total
I.Mi «ai.4S«
1,007
1848,858 tS,38« tl.4«».080
and the prospects are not regarded as favorable for placing large
amounts of goods here during the coming season at the high wnBDaawii raoM waaBRousB amo tbbovh IBTO TBB BABBB* BVBirO
TBB SABS rBBIOD.
prices necessitated by the enhanced cost.
affected
—
.
.
do
do
do
annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
minufacture, our prices quoted being those of leading Jobbers
:
BROWN SHEETINGS
XtTD
Width. Price.
A,-a warn
F... 36
Ainoakcag A.. 86
do
B.. .%
Atlantic A...
do
do
D ...
H ...
MX
13
87
do
Y.... 82
do
Z.... 36
Indian Head. 86
do
.. 4«
ll
12
13K
19
A
do
do
40
C. 37
BB
W.
do
Laronia O
.
.
do
Y.
Nashua fineO
do K...
do £....
W..
do
Pepperell
.83
.80
39
do
B .... .87
do
E... .86
MX Lawrence A 36
do
D.. 36
1»XI
do
XX 86
»T
"lo-
Ind'n Orchard
11
W
Ojmmonw'ltb
•
IS
13X
13
lOJi
llJi
10
.
do
11
18
Apploton A.
do
N..
Anguata
Bedford E.
Boott O
do S
Continntal C. 86 18X-13
DwightX...
SHIRTINGS.
18X
is5
11¥
O-lOJi
13
\%i<
IIJ*
ll^i
iisj
If
do
do
do
do
do
tJtlca
... .8-4
.9-4
.11-4
Manufactures of wool ....
37)4
4SUr
...11-4
45
.86
1(M
do
11-4
do
do fine Non if»i
171
117
46
«.Tn
88
4fk951
881
746
.'SI.147
301
.«.9II
ON
88,180
18,474
1I,8M
480
ni840
tioiim
780
I941.6S8
ila
nmjim
1 J|0i7
S48,SB6
3,896
1.489,080
\.mk
8n,as
4,146 (1.730,716
XOVt
(890,1(1
(510.718
BBTBBBD VOB WABBBOVBUfO DOBlm TBB SABB PBBIOB
StH
..
34.687
16.107
Total thrown upon m'rk't. 8,187
—
15
30
...10-4
106
117
t7«.M8
IMSI
1.180
Add ent'd for consumpt'o.
$.'4,313
54
17
.
silk
fiaz
ToUl
18-V
18
13
15
(78,90
88.4M
141
cation
Miscellaneous dry goods
UX
36
S3
36
40
48
7-4
— —
.
.
Manufactures of wool
We
,
do
do
do
"X
cotton
.
r.9
946
silk
flax
ToUl
Add ent'd for consnmpt'n.
"
1
.199
(i;i.w7
6^4»
843
10r),l»t
no
8M.1M
4ft.a8i
54.001
80,880
MIscellaneons dry goods.
90
55
(114,801
(M8Li8(
m.tN
498
«.4R
18
40T
IB
W.880
1.804
laoao
81,K0
(mL8M
1I«
|4«lkOM
1.41
t,W3
131.88*
(800.888
84«,SS8
I.M4
1,007
T«Ul8n(«r«d8ttti«|>Qrt,M«i
wifm
4,»M |(,lil,«|
941
an
m
10,101
ili |i>Tlni
!
THE CHRONICLE,
888
Dry Goods.
Publication
&
94 Franklin streol
compend
Cbe?tnnt street
Androscoggin
Sammary
the Governments ol the "World.
Beliglotts
of
all
Ep-llgiou6
in tiie United States
;
a C mplete List
motion
Apply
J.
Comrort.
is lelt.
at White Star Line offices,
19 Broadway.
SPARKS, Agent.
H.
hoR
Cordis mills.
of ell the Colleges, Theological SeminarleB, Medical
Liverpool,
Qneenstown,)
(Vis.
and Law Schools :n the Uni ,ed States the Kings an-l
Queens of England from th'- bojfJnning of the nion.
8c
Sat., Jan. 6 1:30 P.m.
AT1.ANT1C--Sat., Jan. 20, 1:30 P.m.
Boston Duck Co.,
Franklin Co.,
Thorndlke Co.,
ot nearly every
Speed
Saloon accommodations in mldtliip sections, where
OCEANIC .--
mills,
Ijaconla Co.,
and
Denominati>ns in the World, with a com-
Body
Safety,
IlllIIs,
little
Warren Cotton
A General
the Benevolent 7n>ti'utions
MINISTERIAL DIRECTOliY
plete
Passenger accommodations unrivalled, combining
Continental mills.,
EMBKACES
CItH, Commercial, and Agriculturnl Information, con-
and magnltlcent Belfast-bnilt steamships— the
REPUBLIC.
OCEANIC,
CELTIC,
BALTIC.
ATLANTIC
ADRIATIC,
Hates Mfg. Co.,
.
Columbia Mrs. Co.,
of Intorma-
>
all
Liverpool.
six largest afloat.
Company.
OtlK
and should be In e cry library as a Book of Reference.
cerning
&
NTew York
New
Pepperell MJfe. Co.,
in this country,
which has ever teen compiled
IT
YOKll.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
AGENIS FOR
VST ISSUED,
contains the most complete
& Co.,
NEW
Franklin street
241
Transportation.
Wright
E.
6'.i
1872
tlon
&
9S
OF
fcnd
S.
J.
BOOK
THE YEAR
IS J
[December 23, 187 1.
;
important statistical information of the Britieh Em.
pi re.
A
CAltRVlSG THIS UNITED STATES MAILS.
MUSCOGBE
arcby, the House o( Peer.^, the Census and other
THK LIVKKPOOL AND GREAT WE8TKKN
STEAM C'MP/VNY will dispatch one of their first
mANKFACXUBING COmPANIf,
COLUMBUS, G A
class full-power iron
.
carefully-prepared List ol the recent vauable
Pnblicatlons issued ly the leading Publishing Houses
of this country, with the prices.
»> NTTFAGTUB£B8 OF
Slieetings Drillings, Yarns, Ropc,4(C.
W. A. SWIFT, S«c. & r.
G P. SWIFT.'Prcs't.
the
m: SI valuable portion
of
ttie
Wl.-^CO
reading matter of
during
its
Brinckerhoff, Turner
all
its
Proverbs and Apothegms.
PEIOE
ONE
kinds
d\\
iiC.
"ONTAliK)'
•
RE-
in
o)
YORK OBSERVER for one
year ($3
00) will
THRCUGH FARES-NEW
A lull
supply
13
receiTe a
all
&
WulttiB Hn<i Colors always lu slocK
Cotton and Sou' hern Cards'
The New York Observer Reynolds
JLST ENTERING ITS
&
NORFOLK,
Brothers,
VIRGIIVIA,
H.
SECCLAR FAmiLT
NEWSPAPER.
KEI<IGIOi;s and
Terms,
......
PAYABLE
IN
$3 OO Per Year,
WD
WASHlNil ON
VICKSBVRG,
Refer to G. M.
KLEIN,
The Observer Year Book
will
St.,
&
For 1872.
send the
R
New York Observer
for one year, with the Year Book, to
One New Subscriber and one
old, for
Two New Subscribers, for
Two New Subscribers and one old, for. ..
Tliree New Subscribers, for
Tliree New Subscribers and one old, for
$6
(K)
...
6 00
6 00
FREE„^
15tlt
and SOtb of Eaeb mnntli
8 fall
P.
on Sunday, then the day
R.
BABY,
ARent.
Southrrn Mail Route
NEW
ANX
OttLB&NS, mEmPHIS,
j;iOHLI.E~AI.Ii RAIL.
Lo
17 South TVIIItam
.
B
St.,
YORK.
Watson
.
D.
GO'G SOUTH. GO'GNOBTH.
Time.
Time.
9 <0 p.m. Ar. 6.1» a.m.
" 9.00 p.m.
*'
6.fio a.m.
" 12.5.5 p.m. " 12.45 p.m
" 7.28 pjn.
"
6.00 a.m
" 11 !.: a.m.
"
1.11 p.m.
Lv.
GOKUONSVU.LE..
BRISTOL
KNO.XVlLLK
•CLEVELAND
tCllATTANOOGA
NASHVILLK
.
228
S24
(UO
74n
328
850
•'
5-'i.'5
i>
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" 8.(0 p.m.
Ar, 5.00 a.m.
066 Lv, 9 00 am.
IIOKINIH
SGR.^Nl) .lUNCT.ONllOT " ll.Si a.m.
U5S Ar. 2.55 p.m.
.MEMPHIS
13 9 Lv.ll.*> pjn.
••J aCKSON'
Arnold,
CQmi*|ISSION
Miles.
WASHINGTON
Georgia.
8.
New York
8.10
AtO.'.'OP.M.
STATIONS.
COTTON BUYER.
mAOON"
ire
A.M. tor RlCllMUNL,and Points on the Coast
fiom foct of Coitlandt street, vt» Ne»
York and Philadelohia Line, liy GREAT SOUTH
Eli^ MAIL KOUTB TUAIN, for Richmond, New
Orleans, Mobile. Memphis, Chattanooga, Naabvllle
Atlants. Macon, and i ntern ie dlaie points.
At
NEW YORK
OENEPlAL
SjnNE.V E. mOHisE, Jr. & CO.
37 Park Row, New York.
0»
raves,
8 00
SAME Rate.
COPIES SENT
ORATES.
(X)
5
AND TO ANY L.VRQKR NUMBER AT THE
^-SAMPLE
Ct
NEW
NEW^ SreSCRIBERS.
We
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers ofthenbove line leave PlKRNii. 42 NORTH
of Canal sireet, at 12 o'clock, noon,
RIVER, loot
COTTON BROKERS
53 Stone
-
&
Flash
EVERT SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
(ho
.
GREAT
ADVANCE.
A.
.
ries for the trip.
STS.
Cashier, Mississippi Valley
BDWIN
.
According to location of berth
These rates include berths, board, and al neces
miss.
Bauk, Vicksburg.
SDWABD FLASH.
$125 to «150
•
.
tree to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
Di-palure ol 15lh touches at KINGSTON, Ja.
Stt;ainer will leave San Francisco 1st every month for
China rtnd Japan.
Fit fieiiiht. or passa'.'C licketH, and all further inlorma'ion, i'pply at the Company's ticket oflice on the
wharf, foot ;if Canal si.
COTTON BROKER,
CORNER MULBSUUY
.
One hundred pounds bageage
FuLKERaON,
S.
SAN FKANCISCO,
previous.
50th Year
THE OLDEST AND THE BEST
TOKB
TO
except when those da;
Ac, on Commission.
IJuy Cotton. Grain,
^3^^
First ClatiB
Steerage
IS Ltspeuard street.
copy of th;s valuable work gratnitously.
18
AND japan.
Also. Averts
NEW
S
STRIPliS."
United Stales Bunting Company,
All persons Pubscriblng and paying for the
«S Walltt.
THROUGH LINE
California & China,
SKAMLliSS BAGS,
AWNINO
OlIION. No.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
COTTON (WNVAS, FKLTING DnCK, CAR COVEli
INU, BAGOINO, RAVENS DUCK. SAIL TWINES
DOLLAE.
MAILED TO ANT ADDRESS POSTPAID ON
CEIPT OF PHICK.
Cabin passage, $80 gold.
Steerage passage. (Office No. 29 Broadway) $SOcnr<
rency.
For tVeigbt or cabin passage apply to
COTTONS^ILDUCK To
And
A.M.
Jan.31,atl0>i a.M.
WILLIAMS &
Manuiacturert and Dealers
celebrated
&
2i4PM.
Hx
atj^ P.M.
CatJlam Forsyth
Pol h emus,
Fratiklin.)
publication, including
at 11>4 A.M.
at 2^V.»,
3,
10,
12, at
Cipt.T.F. Freemnn.Jan, 17. at
-^^lN,C.>pt.T.W. Freeman. Jnn. 21,
NEVADA,
Also,
Poor Richard's Almanac
(By Senjamin
Jan.
MINNESOTA, Capt. Morgan,
Jan.
Capt. Price
MANHATT^N.Capt, .las. Price. ...Ian.
IDAHO,
COLnH.\DO,
extended Chronological Table of Important
Events, from the Creation to the present time.
WEDNESDAT
as follows
1
An
screw steamships from
PIER No. 46 NORTH RIVER, EVKUY
N
mERCHA"T,
,
AND
Cotton Factor,
MONTOOMEItr, ALA.
ATLANTA
MACON
MOSIOOMERY
...
1001
9V2
.\r. 3.35
1127
"
"
MOBILE
13.''2
"
NKv, Ol'.I.EANS
I.'i02
lOS.'i
•
a m.
140 p m.
8.00 p.m
S.OO » m.
Ul.ln a.m
•
"
"
*•
"
"
'*
•*
"
'•
"
6.27
4.15
6.00
5.44
8.a0
12.15
4.S7
7,25
7.55
5.45
am
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m
a.m
5.^ p.m
•'
..1K>
n.r.i
J. B. k'ATES,
general Eastern Passenger Agent.
|
December
.
THE CHRON70LR
80, 1871.]
Financial,
Finanoial.
ALLiH, VIcc-Prnt FInt Nit. Bank, Pra%lilent.
M. BoLDiH, Cwhlar Flnt Nallonil Buk Tr«Mimr
SAHUiL MOKii, Btciettry.
X. B.
.
Hoard,
No. IT Weat FlttU Street.
M
HOME
Co-
on
ilic niiiKt
KXrllANUK PLA<!K.
Insurance
i«vor«i.k i,tuh.
INTKKKST «llo«r.„l
„i, ,ie,,osli»
"
fhecity'lanks
KANSAS OITT, m o
The opermtions
&
ttANKKHK
no
Bond
Ffawncial.
Gibson, Casanova
OFFICE OP THE
Western
889
"">•"««{
ri?HTlpVr?^i?>?*,*'!'.•" "'•'••"'"•I secnrltlefc
r.... ? L,
,^T''*' "' "•PO'lt Issued bearing lalftMt
.
BBOADWAV.
oSc, «•• Blskth
ISC
either In Currency
"»'"•"'"
Company,
Branch
A «•««.
','
the Westera Bood Board are
devoted apeclally to the Negotiation o( Weatern
ot
County Bonda, Municipal Fonda, and the Bonda of Iha
set eral School Districts of M Isaourl and Kaoaaa. AJl
Bonds olfered are thoroughly examined aa to the
legality of their issue, and none are presented excep
W.Wall Street
New Tork.
mcKBK, Secretary.
A.
DBNIS'N WILLIAMS.
„
N.
Securities.
-
*'J'?,^*^°f„"'?
Toric Stock Kxchangf
.„
I
&
M. Weith
J.
:dxalrks
I
Arenis,
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS
ing a dollar or disturbing • single
the Slate of
WALKILL VALLEY
W. B. LIOHUtll.
W.
O.
following Certificate
W.
Miller,
New
Railway Company.
full
amount
of
and Ooe-half Millionn of Dollars.
CHAS.
LeonardjSheldon&Foster
OFFERED FOR S«LE AT
Two
Superin-
York, thtt the Capital
has been restored to the
w. n. ro»TM.
8HXI.DOH.
Bond
Insurance Depiirtment of
tlie
No.!.».NEW;8TBEET.
Loans iresotlatod.
the
George
tendent of
OF THE
for
and Mortgage, invites the attention of
of Hon.
iniSCBLLANEOVS SECCRITIBS,
000,000
Chicago Losses, without borrow-
the public to
N
SOUTHERN AND
FIBST UORTOAOE
all its
4.,
Company having provided
This
J.P. W1LIAM8,
Member of the
N. York Block Exchange.
I
Home
$2,500,000
Stock* and Bonda
BOUOtlT AND !J01,D ON CUllUISBIOM.
application to
DESIRABLE
Capital
Assets over -
Co.,
STOCK BBOKKVS,
such as we helieve to be reliable In every particular
Fall statistics and every Infonnstlon Klven upon
SAMITEI.
&
A, D. Williams
J.
IHABTIN PtmH.
No. 10 DVall Street.
BANKKas,
NINETIT
AND ACCBUBD
INTBFK9T, IN CURBENCY,
BT
IdEAD & CLARK, Financial
Agents,
NEW YORK,
141 Broadway,
AND
ERASTVS
corner
ol
Buy and stll Government, State. Railroad and other
desirable secanties. making liberal advances on
same, allow Interest on depuslts, deal In commercial
eaper, furnish to travellers and Kilters Letters ot
redlt current in the principal clilea In Knrope.
TUrd
NEW
YORK.
the WALKILL VALLEY RAILWAY COMPAJTY, yon
you Increase your I'come over 40 per cent., and
vonr prin'-lpal - oc nt 85 per cent, ancf fjet a stcarlty
h
«
j
Co.,
Department.
PINK BTBEET,
made a
ber, 1871,
NEW YORK.
Receive the accounts o! Interior banks, bankers
corporations and Merchants.
Agents for the sale ol Olty, County and RailroMi
Bonda, isaue I,etteiB ot Credit tor foreica traya).
Jacob R. Shipherd
& Co,
J.
the
Officers of
Company
Home
the
New
o»
BANKERS.
24 Pine
TiSMT
Street,
VORK,
AND
1
Company
Stockholders of said
existing
payable by State Treasurer.
**
Co.,
BANKERS,
WILLIAM ^TKEKT. NEW YOUK.
-ralers In Bills of Rxcliaoge, Governments, Bonda
Stocks, Gold, Ooniir*trciftl Paper, tiad all Negotiable
I
Vork.
it
OF
Inureat allowed on Deposits subject to 3Iebt Drslt
securltiea.
SpeclRl ^ncIIUlPs for neeotlating Commercial Faper.
Toilet tlons both inlaai and t'oreien prompllj'nia^s.
ForeU'Qa^id Domeiiic Loans Neeotlated.
B.
K. SWISSOIt.
fully paid
SWENSON, PERKiNS
I>.
L.
in, in
that the Capital
been
Cash,
fully
and
hereby certify
I
Company
of suid
restored
of
Thousand
to
its
has
original
amount of Two Million Five Hundred
Thousand Djilars.
In testimony whereof,
set
BROADWAY Comer ot Cedar 8t.
W. «. PXBXIlfa.
amount
Million Five Hundred
my
hand and
affixed
I
have hereunto
my
official seal
on the day and year above written.
or Uheck".
Advances made on Approved
Com
Dollars has been duly subscribed
The CapiUl of thi» Bank Is - - - $1 ,000,000
In afldttlon to this amount, the Bnnk haa been
aniborized, in accorclatice with tbtir-chftrter, to Issue
RUht Per Cent, Twenty Years, .lanuary and July,
20 Coupon Bonds to the extent of 9800,tiOO, securea
S a deporit ut the Spanlsli (jovenuuent Perpetual
_y
lliree Per Cent Funiled Debt
These bonds are to be redeemed In kold, prl^elpal
and Interest, by a .eml-anuual diawlnft ot |20,0n),
commencInK on the 1st Derember, 1971, and are made
payable In Europe or America at tiie option of the
Dearer.
Altmitedamount of these securities Is offered for
sale at par, in U. t(. correi'Cy, «lih accmed Interest
added by the New York > tate Loan and Trust Com
paiiy where the Coupons are to b« pild at maturity.
119
the Capital of said
in
appearing that the said
One
AGENCY OP THE
Spanish Popular Bank of Barcelona.
siccurUles.
Hun
pany, and upon due examination msde^
A
TEN FEB CE.nT Mortijai^e Loans, wllh wide ntargloa.
^~Our Hand Book of Ullnoli Securities" sent free
j(o. 53
RANKERS,
Liberty Street, New
pay
to
dred Thousand Dollars deficiency then
Brown & Son
TIO.N
TEN FKK CENT Rrelsiered town andCoooty Bonda
&
J.
RAILROAD SECURITIES
SPECIALTY.
SOUTTER
BBOint.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEOOTIA
64 32d Street, CHICAGO.
ILLINOIS INVESTMENT EECURITIBS
59
Insurance
York, to require the
up the sum of One Million Five
Augustus
itn.
requisition, directing
£Qn.4iLY Safe.
Ava.
T., Dec. »7,
Having on the 10th day of Novem-
BANKERS,
27
Srat<'PBon<'gforthe'*on(*sot
&
Winslow, Lanier
Avenue,
Twenty-Filth S!rett,
By ex^haneine Umte<l
Insurance
ALBANY, N.
mEAD, Banker,
F.
:340
H. WASHBI7RN, SMretary.
J.
GEO. W. mfLLSR,
UBHIOIC.
& Co.,
Sapertnteadoai.
IL. 8.]
80 Wall Street New York.
&
Taussig, Fisher
Co.,
Perkins, Swenson
Newr Orleans
BANEEUS,
No. 32 Broad Street,
New
Taussig, Gempp
8c
Vork.
Co.,
BANKERS,
323 Nortli Tbird
Gempp
&
St., St.
BANKERS,
34 JunKboff
St.,
Frankfort Ob main.
pon A coKMitsioy.
ExchanKC sold on Texas and Louisiana. CoUeoUon*
made on all accessible points.
Cubbedge
&
i.\i.on
Uav
SATISrACTORY
P.KFI-
RKNCf H PUBXIUKO.
BALBIOH,
North
CaroUaa.
Hazlehurst,
a^NKKKS AND BBOKER8,
Louli, JHo.
Taussig,
& Co., Leach Brot hers,
BDVBBS OF COTTO.N,
UA.
CvllecUonn and do a General Banklnc utt
Brokerace BusTness.
BKrOK -tt> KABT lUVKB NATIONAL BAMK.
I
!
i
i
R. A.
COTTON
Young
tc
&
Bro.,
TOBACCO BBOKBBS,
Petarakarc, Ta,
:
:
THE CHRONICLE
890
Insurance.
Insurance
OFFICE OF THE
LANT
AT
N«w
C
I
Of SAN FRANCISCO,
omCE,
affairs
January,
Premium* o
January.
Company
issues Policies
rates.
Risks, irom
off Ist
2,lS5.m
1370
Springfield
6>
OFFICE OF THE
t7,436,413 73
Mutual Insurance FIRE
Pacific
1st
St
No Risks bave been taken upon Time
or upon Hulls or Vessel*.
The Company has the following Assets, viz.:
United States and State of New York
Bank and
Premiums marked
217,500
Company, estimated
Assets
839352 03
at
2,089.915 95
Receivable
buDscriptlon >oies In advance of
$14,183,983 43
tlie
Heioiiurance uud other Claims due
the company, estimated at
outstamllng certMcates
of profits will be paid to the holders thereol, or
representatives,
legal
ou
and after
tlielr
Tuesday, the
Seventh ol February next.
be redeemed and paid to the
Jegal representatlve8,cn
or
lioidei's thereol.
tlieir
and after Tuesday ,the Seventh
of February next, from which date
ail interest
there
The
produced
at the
on
will cease.
certificates to be
time ol payment and cancelled.
56,000 00
18,575 83
;$l,01i),400
Upon
-
A
Is
PER
(lay of April
By order of
C. E. Mllnor,
Martin Bates,
James K. Taylor,
Adam T. Bruce,
Albert B. Strange,
A, Augustus Low,
Moses A. Uoppock
W.
Bull,
Horace B. Claflln,
if,
W. M.
Kmll Helnemau,
Jebial Read.
Richards,
A. 8. Barnes,
Egbert Starr.
A. Wesson,
lohn A.Bartow.
OUver K. King,
Alex. ai. Earle.
H. CHAPMAN, Secretarr*
t
William Leconey,
John R. Waller.
William A. Hall,
Franels Moran,
W. Morris,
W.H.a.Moore,
C.A.Hand,
James Low,
B.J.Howland.
BenJ.Babcockg;
Robt. B. Mlutum,
C. PlckersglU,
|,ewls Curtis,
OFFICE 192 RROADWAY.
Gordon W, Bnrnham,
C'rirlesB.BusseH,
Ia veil Holbrook,
Branch
Cooper Institute
Francis Sklddy,
Charles P. Burdett
Robt. C. Fergusson,
WlllUm £, Bunker,
Samuel L. Mltchlll,
James Q. DeForest,
Henry K, Bogwt,
Denali Perklu,
CASH CAPITAU
SURPLUS
J.
UiViMlX**
VIOf Prasl.
1833.
-
-
-
-
Damage by
STREET,
Buys and
Sells
Insurance Stocks and Scrips
Bank
N.Y
Bailey,
S.
65 WALI.
also.
;
Stocks and other Securities.
" SPECIAI.TY<'
f
W VLLIS BLACK8T0NE, VlCB-PTei't,
CARTER, Secretary,
WQLB, Q«aeiikl A«««t.
e^
SOLE AGENCY IN
TIES.
NEW YORK FOR SALE OP
ARROW," "BUCKLE" AND "ANCHOR"
WENSON, PERKINS
80
Sc
fohn C.
TII!S
CO.,
'Wall Street.
„„,
Policies issued and Losses paid at the Ofllce of the
or at its various Agencies in the principal
United Stales.
R. W. BLEECKER, President,
cities of the
F, B.
COTTON
Fire at
Company,
CHARLES DENNIS, Vlo»PreA.
W,H H. MOORE, 2d Vlce-W»'e».
«.«.
1429 Rroadway.
Insures Property against Loss or
ttsual rates.
D. JONES, Presidaut.
&
$500,000 00
295,237 93
Cash Capital and Surplus, July 1,1869,
$795,237 93.
Robert L. Stuart.
Alexander V. Blake.
Insurance Stock«
Street, corner of William Street,
Cash paid at once tor the above Securities or thaf
win be sold on commission, at sellers option.
Offices,
INCOHPORATED
Sheppard Oandy,
Wm. StsrglB,
U Pine
:
Frederick Chauncey,
R. L. Taylor,
Geo. S. Stephenson,
William H. Webb,
B. Warren Weston,
lioyal Phelps,
Caleb Barstow,
A.P.Plllot,
William E, Dodge,
David Lan*,
James Bryc*.
Daniel 3, Miller
AND
Fire and Marine
E.
North American
Fire Insurance Company
IV
INSURANCE SCRIP,
Stephen C. southmaya
Secretary.
Oilman,
C.
•^•n*.
Joseph Oaillard, Jr.
Wm
William
FIRE INSURANCE.
TRUSTEES:
J.
/JSOO. 000.
DBALSR
JOHN K. MYKKS. President,
WILLIAM LECONEY, Vlce-Prealdent
THOMAS HALE,
2^ifepX^afej'
Wm. T, Blodgett
H.C.Southwick,
Wm. Hegeman,
A. C, Richards,
G. D. H Gillespie
declared
tlfapi/a^ Coin ffGOOQOOa
next
TRUSTEES
By order of Ui« Board,
Colt,
.
the Board.
John E. Myers,
#.9rll next.
Henry
.
40
be redeemed and paid in cash to the holders
thereof, or their legal representatives, on and after
TUESDAY, the 7ih day ol^ February, from which dale
Interest ou the portion redet'med will cease. The
Certillcates to l)e piodnced at tlte time o: payment
and csncelied to the extent paid.
Dlvid.-nd in fterli.t ot '1 IVJSNTY
CENT.ls
declared on the net amount of Earned Premiums lor
the year ending December Slst. 1S7(J, for which Cer.
tilk'utes will be Issued on and alter TUESDAY, the
4tti
certificates
THIRTY-FIVE Per Cent
D. JOUSB,
Charles Dennis,
OF LONDON.
•
• $8,000,000, Gold
CHIKF OFFICE IN TUE U.S.
^os. 40 and 42 **ine Street, New York.
Assets
FIFTY PElt CE.nT Ob' THE OUl STANDING CERTlUCATKSOKTHt; C0M1'ANY,0F THE 1S8UEOF
on the net earned premiums ol the Company, for the
year ending Slst December, 1870, for which certificates
will be issued on and after Tuesd-'J, the Fourth ol
jr.
by
JAS. A. AI^EXANDER, Agent.
the outstanding
Certiflcates of profits will be paid to the holders
thereof, or tlielr legal representatives, ou and after
TUKSDAY. 111.' 7th a y of February.
gold.
dividend of
fire.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST on
which were Issued (in red scrip) for gold premiums,
•uch payment of interest and redemption wlil be in
A
and damage by
Policies Issued and losses adjusted
L-66, will
certificates ol the issue of 1867 will
The outstanding
lo^s
are enabled to
still
an unimpaired capital agains
IMPERIAL
$766,990 73
175,133 84
Premium Notes & Bills Receivable
Premiums
Bli per cent interest on
20, 1671.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
$76,512 35
417.918 3i
2;2,510 00
TotalAssets
•
CHICAGO,
offer the security.of
following;
:
Cash in Bank
Uul i^d States and other Stocks....
Lo.ins ou Stocks Drawing interest.
316,125 45
Total amount of Assets
Oct.
above-named Companies, after paying the heavy
42,670 03
The Company has the
tX)
and claims due
Interest and sundry notes
Bills
Return Plemiuma
2.377,330 00
.
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages
Premium Notes and
Cash in Bank
off as Earned, during the
period as auove
$508,753 79
Paid for Losses and Expenses, less Saviui^s,
&c., during; the a ime period
845^55 70
»8,843,740 00
other Stocks
Loans secured by Stocks, and otherwise.
NSW YORK,
Tlie
losses sustained at
484,840 67
Total amount of Marine Premiums
$591,764 71
This Company has issued no Policies, except ou Cargo
and Freight for the Voyage.
Beturnsot Premiums
$500,000 00
12, 1871.
OF THE
$106,924 01
1870
Premiums received from January
1 to December 31, 1870, inclusive
»2.253.590 3»
$1,1X3,3113
COMPANY.
Capital.
Is published in conforniity
with the requirements ol Section 12 of its ch arter
Outstanding Premiums, January 1,
$5398.738 55
period
tlie
ToBK, January
al^rs of the Company
January,
1870
iosses paid during the same
Stock, City,
BROADWAY.
176
jyTHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT
December,
•sd Expenses
BUILDING,
Nnw
with MarlDB Risks.
1870, to Slst
ANDJ MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
HOWARD
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected
Premiums marked Off Irom
$3,000,000 00
Pres.,
W. BOUKNK, Secretary.
Policies have been Issued upon LUe
Bisks
Capital
JABH8 HOWES, Vice-Pres,
MORTON, ROSE * CO., Bankers in London.
SUTTON ac. CO., Ageula.
SCOTCULER.
K.
Messrs.
Total amoun* of Marine Premiums
So
OF HARTFORD.
on Vessels, Freights,
Losses payable in Kew "i ork, Loudon, or San Francisco, at tlte option of the Assured.
J. B.
marked
Policies not
i
This
Comp'y,
JEtna. Insurance
and cargoes, at current
to 31st December, 1870.. t5.270,e90 09
1870,
STREET.
$800,000, Gold.
o
ol the
Ist
WALL
60
Agency,
WALIi STREET.
No. 62
Cal.
No Fire Risks Disconnected wltb ITIarlne Taken by tbls Company.
o the Charter
OD the 31st December, 1970
Premiums received on Marine
No.
Asaets,
26, 1371.
Company, submit the following ctatement of Its
»
Fire Insurance
mtJTVAL mARINB INSURANCE CO.
Co.
Tops, January
•TUe Trustees, In conformity
Insurance.
Merchants
Insurance
Mutual
^December 80, IStl.J
Graham
&
Co.,
ALABAMA,
Buyers of Cotton
SEI.MA,
Far
OommtsiloB.
.
.
December
.
Maitard Mail TriMU,
,
BKBSWAX-
g 9U
merlcan yellow... 1> >
* 34
BKBADBTDFFS-8ee speoUl raport.
BRICKS-
VM
Conimoa hard
Crotoin
uooaiBOO
••
PllllailolpllUtronts... "
OUS
!U
3tt
UO
Stale, hatl-Urklna, lair.,..
'Velsh tubs, fair to prime.,
IVeltlli tuba, ordluary
iVealeru.prliue
Qu
ckallver
Cheese—
Soda ash
ghaat, RDs.,aa.laaaaor.g«
Sheet, sing. d.*t., com,.
«
Hals, Kng.ti ton... (gold) f]/
Halls, Am., at works Ta Pa.
17
»
II
tt
«
.
(80 p. o.) gold. 2 S3
1
I
Kngllsn
Bar
ripe and abMt
19
1475
..
Ohio common to prime...
Tartaric acid (crystal)
gold.
T.
Tapioca
'"'•';i«rlB,dr.*ex.dr..Kd
...
Vltrlol.blue
10
•»
Sperm, patent
CKMENT-
W
Roaendale
bbl
Auctlon sale of Scranton, Dec.
lump
tons
tuns
tuns
tons
tons
tons
42M9 3 NJ
3 «i^m * 00
4 OU (^ 4 U3
4 tB
4 I7)»
4 77X® 6 U)
3 SHaa 4 03
. . . .
3
^13 00
®20 00
.
.
frrate
^
egg
stove
chestnut
® W
Newcastle gas. V 2,240 »
Liverpool gas canncl
Liverpool house cauuel
COCOA—
Caracas(goldlnl>oiid>Vlb
Moracaibo do
Guayaquil do
27:
3
steamboat.
do
do
COFFKK.~See special
S
^
15
'i7
16
SO
lUxa lis
....
report.
new
V B
01)
....»
Ac, oK.m Iota
25
American luKOt
27M
...
•a
..
a
21
V
gro.
@
»
«
«
<
<
Mineral
t
Phial
;
j
COTTON— See special report.
DKUBS AND UrKS*
...1^ lb,
Hoes, Socotrlne
Hum
m
gal
a
43
J ®
23 @
13 @
13
....®
24 «
gold
gold
i
ArgolH,cr'de,Oporto.gld
Irgois.relined
gold
krsenlc, powdered. g'li
tliBalsam capivl
Salaam tola
Balsam Peru
Barkpetayo
....
....
....
crude
bona)
Camphor, refined
45
8<<
4'*
Chamomile
sxa
1
a
«
6.5K
29
keg. ....0 3 00
lb
'.
S65
Sporting, in
1
97Xa
North River, shlp'g,1)
loO IiI
ton.263 000275 00
Rnssia, clean
Tamplco
gold.225 000230 (XI
'•
290 900260 OO
a *•
13)^0 13k
....gold In bond.
gold
t'H
Jute
.
...
40
7)40
„.„ •
California
"
Matamoraa
Vera Cruz
Tamplco
24
2<
*•
24)4
22i:0
20>ia
....0
"
"
21
*
...0
19
22X0
20^0
23
22
17
"
•
is"
cnr.
22
••
l«H
gold.
"
••
IH(
15
1
95
75
00
52
New Orleana
City sla'ter ox
cnr.
"
* cow
Upper Leather Stock—
K A. * Bio gr. kip V ftgld
;....'•
MInas
HOPS-
Vft
13
10
12X01
830 470
30
95
10 f •- -
H
California, crop ol 1870 15 «.
California, crop of ini
BORNS—
Uz.BloGranda
M
WO
OS. AaortMa letccttd
W
20
(5
80
—
7S
8 00
ia n
35
X0
5*000
8TKKL
^tlab,ea<t,2d*lslau
8UOAB-8e« special
....04 65
Clinch, kegs
615 06 65
Horse shoe, forged (No. 10
to 5)
.* ft 19
Copper
Yellow metal
TKA8-Se. special re" rt
TIN-
Baoca
Btralta. ......
go.l
N0.2
6 25
5 00
«ift
.gold
;
*
Marseilles Madeira.
Maraellleaport..
Malaga, drj.!?:;;;::-
Malaga, aweet
Claret
Claret
9 00
OAKUM
OIL Cake—
-" '
porti!
Sicily Madeira...
Red, Span.
Sicily...
25
00
010 50
7>S0 lOX
1
:
Lisbon
750 0900
07
08
*
,
Port..
pale
*
e^
i'SSf.
WOOLAmerlcan,8eianvne«oe*ft
City thln,obL,ln bbls.Vta.gd ....042 SO
"
...0)100
„ thin " In bag!...." 40
West,
obl'g, (dom.)...
000
....
OILSOlive, In casks.,..* gall.
Palm
20
8
1
.«»
Linseed, crushers pricee
*gallon casks
Cotton S'd Crude 8.*gal
'
" yellow B ^'
01
»
Sk
I180
"ifeinoVn'nWHhVd
S^S.'k f
Booth Am.Meatixa, unwaahed
bouth Am. Cordova, washed
Cap« Good Bopa, oawaaM'
"~.
Texas, dao.....
Texas, medlnm...
—
Taxaa, Bnrry
Texas, Westarn
Bmyrna,nnwaihed...
»xi
Kmyma, wa>hed„
Dooskol, washed
Donskol, unwashed.'.'.".'.".".'"
7
ZINCKheet
FREIUHTSTo Livxaroot s. d
Cotton
* ft
Flour
*bbl ....
B. goods. *ton tit
:
I 23
12U|
Oil
...
32
«•
3 35
0''B.h*b.*bB.
Wheal.. ^. Jib.
Beef....
Pork....
....
...
*tca
» 3bl
To Hatbb
:
by
Cotton.
ton. 32 00
Chalk, block
* toa.
Barytas, AmerleanNo.l
•
Caillomla, rali'c'iin«i.'y yi-g.
i-amaa-
Medlnm....
Zlno,whlte,No.l,lnoll.
t
Zinc, white, French, dry 9 S3
Zinc, wh., French. In on
...
Ochre, yei., Frencn, dry
8
Ochre, ground. In oil...
i
Spanish oro., dry
1 00
8pan.bro.,gT'd,koir.*ft
I
ft
Pulled..;
California. Spring ciiill"
Fine, nnwaahad.T^.. "^
Bnrry
Am
*
No™.
Texaa,eaarM
Lttharge.
* ft
Lead, red, "
Lead, white. Am., In oil.
Lead, white, Amer_ dry.
Zinc, white, dry. No. 1.
....
6
3L^
..
401
Tallow
Lard
Tobaoeo....
FETROLEnM-
Woods
Vhkd.
Cnide, ord'y rravlly. In
bulk, per gallon
Crude, In bbis
Banned, standard while
18
17
is
if
33
Naptha,relln.,ig-7agrav.
13
13
MaaaaraaMBig««iia *
90
«^i»»iEr.
Baaldnnm
ruOVUIOKBrerk, wuu « libl(a«w). U tlHMI
m sn
S Sn
» 0w
Short Kxtra, Pullej
8ap«rllne Pulled
Fine, anwaahad..
.
*
American. Full Blood Merino
American Coubli.a """"»
Extra, Pulled.... •
Medium
Common, nnwashad
74
9S
62
Whale, crude Northern
Whale, bleached winter.. 8S
Sperm, cmda
1 (0
Sperm, bleached
1'
Lard oil, prime winter. . 81]
Red oil, Weasern (Blain) 4«
StralU
;
Neats foot, lubricating.. lao
"*
•.
..
Borgundy
extrapale
...
^*
TOBACCO-Bee special reaorL
WINESMadeira
• **"
' •»ii
Sherry
.
"
m% t^tA
..'"•«?.'*
Bngllah
»vm
ft
PIaUa,I.c.char'.»b"
nates. I.e. coke' •
Plates, coke Teme ••
Tar, Washington..
8 25 3.
Tar, Wilmington..
... 3 SO
Pitch, city.."
5 00
Spirits turpentine.* ga
iiL^V.^'f
Kosin, strained, W bbl
05 00
;•
report.
Amerlcan.falrto prime*
NAVAL STORES—
"
a
*
TALLOW—
report.
100ft
la
Englbh Oennao,2d*Ist on
'
American blister
American east, Tooi
American spring.
American maeSInefT
American German.";...";.
Molasaes shocks, lncl.head'g.9 5002 70
Rum
do
do
.4 750.
Sugar
do
do
.2 2502 90
V
•%
M* isi aa
English bllaler.
English machlnerr.
61 uo
—
MOLASSES-Bee special
:
o?n';Jffe'?.;,S'h7a'S[i-
4000
000 3300
000 32 00
000 77 00
000 81 00
Maple and birch
96 OO0 4! 00
^lackwalout
108 000180 00
VInch ayeamore
42 000 BO 00
1-Inch
do
90 000 53 00
Snruce boarda and planks 28 000 JO 00
Hemlock bo'rda and plank 2S 000 S4 OO
na ^
Extra heavy pipe suves..
Heavy
do
do
imoo
Light
do
do
1(000
Extra heavy hhd do
17500
Heavy
do
do
15000
Light
do
do
100 00
Extra heavy bbl. do
laooo
Heavy
do
do
100 no
Light
do
"lo
WOO
ii-.
w
China clay
Chalk
1
1
.
171
ash...
Flambuo
'
.
|34
2a
30
67
76
Fbtawhlte7Bng*100lbs.
Chrome, yellow, dry
Whiting, Amer..* 100 ft
Verm'n, China...* ft
Vermilion, Triaate, gd
Vermilion, Amei., com.
yeBet.rad(N.C.} V cwt.
'
CropoflSTl
Crop of iSJO.j.^
Oak and
PAINT8-
....0
14S'0
....0
....0
"
Bahla
••
ChlU
Sandwich Island. **
15
Wet Salted Hides—
Buenos Ayres..VI ft gold. 1SU0 I3u
"
Kio Grande
13
IsS
•
~ -^
California
"
Para
Crop of iee»..^.
Crop 01 1888
40
• UH
.
23
....
It
14
14
"
*tX
in
21
22
22
16X
a 5J«
Sierra Leone
cur.
a 45
Gambia and BiMan. "
'
a 20
Zanzibar
a 35
East India Stock—
Calcnt. citv sit. Vft gold
a 83
Calcutta, dead grei
a 8 50
Calcutta, baffaro.V ft
an 00
>lanUa«Bat.bair.«lft
a 27>« HONKYa
Cnba(datyp'd)
1
.
^«
Lagar Frcrea'
~
bSS!'. ""•?» '>'»da
''2?V»."'-«'' proof. "
It
II
nhltepine box boards...
while pine mer. box b'ds
Clear pine
Cherry boards aad planks
•;
Dry Hides—
Buenos Ayres..V> gold 26fce •27
"
Montevideo
....0 ^'^
"
Bio Grande
....« 26 H
••
30
1
"—
4K0
BIDES—
Matamoraa
«6"
1 15
000
160
Savanllla
15
55
000
1H0 u
;u
60
...
280 100
American dressed..))
American undressed
21
...
....0 5 25
s cauls'trs.fl ft
HEMP-
"
ISO
8S7S NAILSCnt,lOd.0«Od
....0
iltGs
Meal
Deer
5
a
a
a
a
L.corlce paste, Calabria.
Licorice paste, Sicily
t'rice p'ste, Sp,sord,gld
Licorice ruste, Greek. .
VMtVd IMd, C*l
Red
V
2X
80
4
90
70
W
report under Cotton.
Maranham
Fernambuco
txa
25
t
GUNPOWDER—
Maracalbo
a
18
Ilakey
200
000
Drv Salted Hides—
31H9
25
5 50
4 00
6 00
50a'7 00
poor
Southern pine
^
500
250
500
••
5X
18
4
8 t ! ft
1
vM II
Otard, l/n
. .
LDMBER. 8TAVK8,*C-
00
North River
V > 16 a 19
FRUITS-See special report.
GROCERIKS— See special report.
GUNNY BAGS & (fLOTH.-Sea special
•
Gumgedda
Mlddcr, Dutch
Madder, Fr. E.X.F.F....
Manna, large flake
Manna, small Sake, gold
»bb;.
RloHache
Gnmk'wrie.o'd topr.8pd
.
Herrlng.No.l
Herring
FLAX-
j'
^^^£i6
....
Bockland, common. Vbbl.
Kockland, lump
....
„_
Cnracoa
Fort an Piatt
Bahla
Texas
Western
Fenneiseed
Hyd. potash, Amer
Iodine, resubllmed
Ipecacuanha, Brazil, gld
"'
Jalap
Lac aye, good & fine "
U
Truxillo
lOH
42
42
4
•
85 CO
aW
rongh
good damaged
LIME-
.
.wS
000
•
•'
18 23
Pickled cod
Mackerel, No. 1, shore new
Mackerel, No. 1, Ilalllax ..
..TaS
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay, new 12 00el5 00
Mackerel, No. 2, shore new 10 00011 00
Mackerel, No. 2, Bay
9 50010 SO
Mac'rel, N0.3, Mass.,large
7 SU
' 700
Mac'rel, No. 3, Ma8S.,med.
Salmon, pickled. No. 1
....aaioo
Salmon, pickled
^ tee. ....0:a 00
Herring, scaled. ...» box.
900 as
_
....e
Gum damar
gold
Gum myrrh. East India..
Gum myrrh, Turkey
Gum Senegal
gold
Gum tragacanth, sorts..
Gum tragacanth, white
..
3
4
i
I
BrandyHen oeaay,
lUht....
"
a M 00
18 (lOa
bbl.
eanton,n.rld,jiM.
.
••
.03200
OoS
OOa
19
22
»cwt.
a
a
9
62
60
lb. ..gold
90
IS
Ix>gwood, Jamaica... gola
'•
5xa
Ginseng, Western
Ginseng, Southern
Gum Arabic, Dicked,,.,
Gum Arabic, sorts
Gum benzoin
...
Llmawood, W. Coast, our.
Barwood..
gola
Sapauwood
cnr
••
.
ft
22
Logwood, Lagnna...; '
Logwood, Honduras. "
Logwood, Tabasco... "
Logwood, St. Damln..cur.
V
....
Ooa 2< 00
000 25 00
OOZ ..
OOa
n
Bogota
Sxtract logwood... bulk
Gambler
•
•'
••
....s
Flowers, benzoin..* 01.
Gamboge
"
Maracalbo
Porto Cabello
Maracalbo
2u
4j
tartar, Fr., pr .gd
salts.
n
•»
T2
6U
17
Cubebs, Kast India
Cuich
gold
Kpsom
...
19
2 8U
{lowers,
0aa
..Tr5
25
23
Savanllla
Orinoco
(In
Chlorate potash
gold
Jaustic soda
gold
Caraway seed
Coriander seed
i^ochineal, Hondur..gold
"
wochineai. Mexican.
Cream
«iMOO
..
gold
".
"
Tutlm.Wos.l J t
«*t.*MW
middle
••
.
ton..gold.'.00
'Tamplco
.lamaica
Slaal
2^3'^
Cantnarldes
Carb. ammonia, in bulk.
Cardamoms, Malabar ...
Castor oil, Auier. (cases)
Fnsllc,
Fustic,
Fustic,
Fustic,
Mallan
Manila, current.. V
3 90
Berries, Persian... gold
Lkmphor,
9u
9
50
gold.
Bicarb, soda, N 'castle*'
Bl chro. potash.S'tch "
Bleaching powder
Borax, relined
Brimatone,cru.^ton,gld
Brimstone, Am. roll ftn
Brimstone, flor sulphur.
Camwood....*
Fustic, Cuba
r
• B-,
J'*^
•"•
" . " light..
• rongh alanghter
IIeml'k,B.A.,*o.,h«aTT
"
."
middle.
"
light...
"
Calirornla. heavy.
middle
"
light..
Orinoco, heavy
"
"
middle
ti
DTK W00D8-
MIn. & Blasting
Shipping
1H><
a
60
35
2SX
ixa
issal'ffitlda
i.tri
75
2.i
.
ao
70
70
M
3
Annato, good to prime
Antimony, reg. or.. .gold
70
@i
1
regular, pints
Aloes, Cape
(a20
(318
19
Do., supernne
Alcohol
ffl22
ui20X
Rope
ist regular, quarta,
iV
.e
sizes)
fiusslaBoit Rope
1st
d
26
CORDAGE—
Sisal
ua
J^ii&
Sheathing, yel.metal.oew
Bolts, yellow metal
Nails, yellow metal
Manila (large and small
per lb
Tarred Manila
34
as
to
26
^
m
Braziers' (over 16 oz.)
Sheathing,
Scotch, Q'ck, No.
Cotton, No. 1
M
V«f
•olhy
crop, baary
•'^
g.fycod.....
Pickled scale
(over 12
80IW
"
FISH-
COPPKUSheathlng,
.
(t««k>*B
,-OBab.
oak,alangkt«r,h<aTT....
.*
"
middle....
' flight
Kavons,Rus. light .» pc.lS 30
Kavens, •• heavy
n 00
....ai 15
COAL1U,00U
10,00)
18,0OU
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THE CHRONICLE.
892
Locomotive Works.
liOfiomotlTe*, Stationary Steam
glnea, and Tools.
Locomotives, Cars
Devonshire
B
iston.
Putnam,
D.
Geo.
Bt.,
Iron Rails,
RAILROAD IRON,
Old
RAILIVAY EQUIPMENTS.
SCHOONERS, BARGES, AND LISHTERS.
D<aler in
RAinntoAD
——
FORWARDING
si;ppi.iEs
ItosafBCturers Ajceot of
HAIK AND WOOL FELT.
JOHN
-
OF ALL KINDS.
Irsup
BANKFHS
50
&
Company, Iron
and
ANI» !MERCHANT8,
A
LIBERTY STREET
„ .,
.,
Bontksaud Loans for Railroad Cos.,
Weiotlale
CEDAR
tyoa or Steel Ralls, Locoinistlyes,
''
Cars, etc.
snd nnucrtake
all l«i>)i»n<>««
mU. BOBDXH.
jonnofted
Ballwfay
tvltl»
L.
N. LOVBLL.
BoRDSN & LoVELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
General Agents.
Mining
Borden
Co.'s
CUMBERLAND COALS,
AND
FALL RIVER IKON WORKS
CO.'S
Bandi, Hoops and Rods,
anj 71 WEST ST., New Yort.
NallH,
70
W.
Geo.
Wadsworth,
UNCSHAL INDUCEMENIS
The Bowling Iron Company, Bradford England.
The West Cumberland Hemutl^ti Iron Co., Worlclntc-
tor the piSt ten yearji.
Snpply all Railway Equipment and undertake
Railway business generally.
Jacob
W. Seaver&
12,000 Cars, average value
at $1,000 each > - . - $13,000,000
90.000 tons Steel Ralls, at
$110 per ton
9,900,000
50,000 tons Iron Rails, at
$70 per ton
3,500,000
.....
.....
...... $41,000,000
Total
The coming year we
t^hall
with increasL'd facilities lor trunsactiiig the same, we
invite the attention of ihe traue, and particularly
solicit shipments of RAILROAD IRON.
M. Baird
All
work accurately
ly Interchanzeaiile.
and Kiliclency
Klnlsb
locate,
and estimate
He
will also
railro^tds,
chioBy
Clias
and
|)r<
and
M Pine
Ihieft.
tit..
&
Co*,
New
Tork, AKeut
also to furoisb plans,
&
Gilead A. Smith
Co.,
BAKTROLOMKW HOUSE, BANK, LONDON
posed roads, or of those
In operation In
AND
any of the
BKOADWAT, NKW
Nl). 62
YOita.
Having had twenty-flve years' expeWestern
in ttte
States, he will beable,
Intelligent opinions as to the vftUie^ qf proposed or
completed
gnarantped.
l .
Win. P. Converite
and other engiaeerlng work.
examine and make reports of cost and
Western States.
tully
Pairy.
Wni. P. Henzey
Edw. H. WlllUms. Ed. Longnretb,
M. Baird,
Geo Burnham.
and forms of comract, for proposed
spectflcatlous
fitted to gauges and lliorouLjii
Plan, Material, Wdrkmanshlp
prepared to eupervlse suryeys,
coat,
Co.j
6c
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW^ YORK.
is
dec.
BALDWIN LOCOinoTIVE WORKS
Railroad
In Ports
oi
plans and systems of construction, and also correct
BOSION.
Every
eflort will
Iron.
Ne«v York and Neiv
Orleans.
KxcnauKe on London and circular Note^
amounts to suit remitters or travelers.
Bills of
be made to furnish
accuriite information to parties' contemplating the
6^
Co.
MO!<rQOMERy. ALA.,
investment of capital either in the stooksor securities
of railroads, which will aid
them
value of securities proposed.
Iti
in
determining the
deciding
all
legal
questions connected with the matters about which he
OTTON BUYING,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
William Lamb,
AGENT
ALLAN LINE
LIVERPOOL
STEAMERS.
NORFOLK, Va.
l^artlcuiarnttoDtlongiveii to the purchase of Southern
may be
cunsulted, the subscriber will be aided, by
To mechanics, manufacturers and
be presented
Dank, Bloomington,
8;y
Office
& Lon-
Globe Ins. Co.
AffetsGold,%20iOoo,ooo
(fr
Ajffetsinthe
U. S/<2^^i",$3, 000,000
.4-5 William St.
Works CaKtlnprs and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
Gas and Steam Fitters* Tools, 4c.
Boiler Flues. Gas
capitalists con-
over the People
s
Co.,
Pascal Iron W^orks, Phlladol|ibia.
Manufacturers of Wrougbt Iron Tubes^ lap WcM,
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES:
templating Western investments, desirable opportu*
nitles will
&
Morris, Tasker
competent advice and assistance already sacured.
16
GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
Illinois.
Satisfactory references given.
RICHARD
Civil Enfe:knetfr.
HAMILTO^ KPKKCiCh.
Attorney and Counselor.
Edward W.
CIVlIi
78
Serrell,
99
John
street.
ROSTON,
80 State street.
PHILA.,
S08So.4th9tr.
CAST .KTEKL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TVKKM,
all
other
Steel Material lor
Railway Use.
.
RAILROADS. BRIDGES AND EXPLOKATIONS,
PATENT WRODGHT
IRON VIADUCTS."
mirParticular attention given to the examination of
Public Worlu for capit .lUts seeking iDTestmestt.
D
NEW VORK,
Cast Steel Ktoks, and
ENGINEER,
Broadwa y New York
"SERLiELL'S
NAYLOR&CO.
P. ]?tORGA]V, Jr..
Produce.
The Liverpool
Pig Iron,
COPPER,
SPELTER, TIN, LEAO,
NICKEL, RIS.nirTH,
A. COTTINGHAM,
West, corner Liberty Street,
TUe subscriber
Bro.,
New Tork.
Street,
RAIliS^
JAMES
104
&
Pope
J.
292 Pearl
as he believes, to furnlsb economical and satisfactory
Commission Merchants,
RiGNEV
Thos.
al
extend our business, and
rience In the construction and actual operation of
Co.,
COTTON
R.EESR,
ton Kneland.
During tbat time we liave shipped
not less than 1,300 Locomotives val«
ued at $12,000 each - - $15,600,000
graded and bridged, or
Oo.toa and Soathern Cards.
Railway Bonds and Negotiate Loans to
to the trade, and to ensure safety and despatch In
shipments of Ihe above.
Below we furnish a brlel Btatement of our business
probable earnings of
B. W. BENEDICT, Secretary.
sell
Iron Ralls, Steel Ralls, Old Ralls,
Bessemer Pis Iron, ^orap.
Steel Tyres, boiler plates, Ac,
AGENTS FOR
Having lor many years been identified with thlB
basiness, our great experience enables us to offer
lines fo railroads,
Nenr York.
Co.,
COB. OF WILLIAM ST.
Railways.
Railroads.
No. 103 Wall Street,
don
Buy and
Specialt)i.
BOSTON.
Rosendale Cement Co.,
CEMENT OF THE BEST aVALITY.
&
BABls A
IMPOKTXK.S OP
COMMISSION MEKCHANT.
Grain, Malt, Hops, Barley, Hay, and
New York Straw,
AND ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
ST.,
8.
Rails GENERAL RAILWAY AGENTS AND
MERCHANTS.
Steel
.
Contract ^or
Kennedy
S.
J.
OK
"
KBKNKDT. OSNBTU.BAKKK. JOHN
B.
41
M. K.
Rails,
AND
ON FlhST CLASS
BOSTON.
1
Steel RaiJs,
AND
TreftBurer.
43
FISK
P.
Vibbard, Foote & Co.,
40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
SHIPPER OF
MEANS,
ALBX.
KlfBKBON FOOTS.
Kn-
MAN CHEST KR, N. H.
iMauchester, N. H.
OHACNOBT TXBBXBIJ.
Cottingham,
James A.
MANt7FACTUBEi;S OK
ARETAS BLOOD,
Superintendent
Rarroads.
Railroads.
Hailroads.
MANCHESTEIt
TV. G.
[December 30, 1871.
HOUSE IN LONDON
NAVLOR, HENZO.N
«c
34 Old Broad Street,
who giTe special
attention to orders for
Railroad Iron,
u well M Old Kalli, Scrap Iron tad Metal*.
CO.
@FedFRASER