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HUNT'S MERCTT iNTS' MAGAZIxNE,
REPRESENIING THE
AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES
I;.,mST11IAL
NEW
VOL.14.
\tr.!rCi«o-nent^ will t*e Inserted at tbe following
prices per Itae for eacti liieerctoQ ;
Icm th
'*
W
the
If
10
Is, \ dlscouut of
alluw<!'l.
Anifie
U
measarod
Is
Dealers In
Stocks and Sccnritles tloui^ht and Sold
at the New Vork btoek ExehaUKe.
8
tvertlseme'^t occupies one C'>1u-na or tipper ceat od these rates will be
ft
war
In ayate type, 14 lines to the
LOANS AND F^PKIJNEOOTIATED-INTEREST
Al LOWED OS DEP.ISIi'S.
Inch.
FRf^NCH,
BANKEBS,
'St p'lt In,
th'i
urn. B.
DANA &
No.
CO.,
Cougress Street, BOSTON.
7
Dealers In tiov.rnment Seccrllles, Qulil, State,
Coui.ty ana City ond-". al-o
PUBLISHliRS,
& 81 William St., N T.
F9~ For terms at Sabacrlptlon aee
5tU pase.
7t
& Co.,
Neiv Vork City,
AND
cir5(;ur,(i
i.
SSUtD,
R
letters of Credit avallattle and pnyalile lu all rirtf
PlilKl IP VL I ITIKS OK rilK WORLD: "Isj special
credits for use in the Uuilett States, Canada ana ivest
Indies.
Teleeraphlc Transfers of Money to and from
dou, Paris, 9isu Fraaclsco, Uavaua, &c.
&
Brown Brothers
WALL
NO. 59
Lou
H ma; be
Co.,
STBEET,,
ISSITB
STERLINU EXCHASGE.
drawn by Jay C->oKe& Co., on Jay Cooke, McCallocb
& o., LoU'tuii. hi »umA nd at (hiies to ^Ulu
COM.MKRCIAL CuKDITS AND CIllci'LAB LETI'l.s fiiK TiiAVELi,li.l,S
all pa ts ofitutope.
St.,
ISSaK CIRCnLAR NOTES
Current Accounts received on sucb tsrms
agreed upon.
&
FOOTE
\ivertl8ements will haTe a favorable pUcft when
but Qo nroiulse of coittinuons IriHertlou In
best place can 04 ^Wea, as all advertisers must
ba/e equal opportanliles.
fl
No. 11 Nassan
BAILBOAD A niUMCIPAI, BONDS.
U
»
EXtHANOE PLACE, NEW YOKK,
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54
348.
Financial.
WlLlJAMT.MtlKEDITH&C'. Duncan, Sherman
Hoe.
70 cents per
tn 4 timet.
4 times or uiui e
NO.
24, 1872.
Financial.
!3Vbucrtt3cmcut3.
It orJ'ired
FEBRUARY
YOllK,
Commercial and Travelers Credits
Available in
all
parts ol the world.
available lu
James Robb, King &Co.,
John H. Daniels,
Commercial Cards.
BANKEB,
^
Wilmington,
& Co>
Ross, Roberts
BacsloK, Hope,
REFEKE.VCES:
AfanllcNat Tank, N y, B ink of Auburn,
CITY BANK,
N. T.
Chlc'KO
|
and.
Iron Ties.
Bny and sell Contracts for prr sent and future dellyenes of Cloth. Ageuta (or followtug l.aggln|{ Mills.
BCFFALO, COTTON PLANT, PALMETTO
AND DIAMOND.
Nat. B*i{ t'f Vernoti N. Y. St 't.; 'av'KS ilist..
cajuijaCo.N.tt. B'k. N.N'.
t tte SavV'' As ..tt. Louis
Coo.\ CoU' ly .^at.onal itank, Clil a^o. .
I
Winslow, Lanier
27
PINE 8TRKET,
Boncle. iMUf^
New Orlean*
win purchaSA
I.^ttptfl ot
WALSTOX
U.
BANKEBS,
Particular attention glTen to Receiving; and roi
wardlutf Ualla.
59 Liberty Street, Neiv Tork.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NKGOTIA
TION Of
BAILBOAD SKCUBITIES
& Sons,
&
Whittemore
MANaFACTUBERS OP CORDAOK
part of Europe, etc., through
-
-
LONDON.
PABIS
•
HOTTINGUEB & CO..
-
Also COMMEKOTAI, CRFDITS and DRAFFS on
LONDON, PAIilS.and SCOTLWI).
ADVANCES made ou unsUnmcnts. STOCKS and
BONUS bOHgbt and sold on Commission.
<
3T W^ILLIAin ST.,
BANKERS,
NEW YORK,
21 Pine
CHICAGO, 161 22nd
Co.,
FBANKFOBT,
Having now established our own house In OEBM.\NY, with unsurpasacd Connections throughout
Europe, we
shall make a Leading Specialty of the
Negotiation of Firt^t-CIasa
LARGE LOANS.
Tenns npon
application,
HOUSE
NEW ¥ORK.
Hardenberg
&
.
I
Collections
made promptly on
all
parts of Canada.
INIEKKST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
XDWABD
W3C. B. IJTLEY.
&
Utley
Jt.
112
Sterling Silver
Ware.
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS
At the Old Stand
.-d
at the usual rStca of
Iiiterewt
to draft
lit
al\owt?d
Fbbbuabt
.lOHN A.
execu-
commission.
on daily balaucrs, and subject
1, isn.
of Nebiaska)
HARDEN BE KGH.
RICHARD W. KINO, member
of
Ewperlal Attention given to Invest-
Bailroad Loans Ne-
New Tort
Stook
Exchange.
W« have formed a Copartnership under above style
for tbu purpose of irau^act ut; a
General Banking Bnalness.
Loans Ncgiilatid and Advanr..
'^iKht.
nAIDEN LANE, NEW ITORK. ment SecurllleH.
State, City and
JOSEPH BACHnAN.
gotiated.
King.
BROADW^AY.
Pre U-nt State Bank, Nebraska.
WALL STBEET, New York.
Orders for (Krvemmcnttt, Gold and Stocks
t
114
ALVIS PAUSDF.RS (exOoTen.or
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 4
A:
BOWSN.
Bowen,
'
Saunders,
YORK
Gorham Mf 'g Company's
Street,
Street,
Grosse Bockcntaennerslrasse, 30.
B .A N KING
BANKEB<4.
USB.
Jacob R. Shipherd & Co.,
BBOWN.
Augustus J. Brown & Son
EXCnANOK. COTTON. KTC.
W PRONT 8TRBET. NEW
NEW YORK.
Oredli lor lorelyi travol.
BBOWK.
Aire. J.
conmssiox MBncnjLKT,
VOa BXPOBT AND DOHIBSTIC
Co.,
Receive the accoanta ol Interior banki, baokera
eorporattoDs and Merchanta.
AtfenU for the sale ot (;Uy« County and Ballrosc!
Charles G, Johnsen,
Henry Lawrence
&c
all
BANKERS,
— Also—
Importers of Bio Coffee.
No. 3
WALL STREET
Available In
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MBRCHAHT8 IM
LockBozSSt.
SI
Issno Letters ol Credit for Travellers
\
(Near Wail.)
T'
BANKEBS,
County, Illinois.
Collection^ mafic and Rem! trd at Current rates.
Sloucy liinncd for lnvt-st'Ts o improve t faima at ten
ptr c^ut L.terest, payable s< mi-aunually.
SI Pront Street,
\
Will
Miido.
GuvirnmSut.Slati.cliy,C.>ur,ty»udR»llro«dliond8
Stocks, .nu Gold bought and sold on rommlSslon.
lutoresc allowed o,i uafoalts. aubje.t tu bight
^Collections made in any part of the
or Canada.
UbHaI SUUs.
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THE CHRONICLE.
234
[February 24, 1872.
Texas Bankers.
Foreign Exchange.
Financial.
Walker, Andrews & Co.
No. 14 Wall Street, NEW YORK.
M. H. ALLEK, Vloe-Pres't First Nat. Bank, President.
a. K. BOLDBif, Cashier FlrstNatlonal Bank Treasurer
SAMUSii ucKKKi Secretary.
T. H.
OFFICE or THE
And Dealers
&
Andrews
Co.,
Western Bond Board,
TENDOmK, PAKIS.
No. 10 PI.ACK
No. 17 West Fifth Street.
BondB, stocks and gold bought and Bold on commiS'
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
tlon.
Travelers*
and Commercial Credits Issued.
Loans Nesottated.
Money received on deposit at Interest,
txcbange drawn on the Paris honae and on
of the Western Bond Board are
devoted specially to the Negotiation ot Western
Mnnlclpal Ponds, and the Bonds of the
County Bonds,
several School Districts of Missouri and Kansas. All
Bonds ottered are thoroughly examined as to the
legality of their issue, and none are presented excep
such as we believe to be reliable In every particular
Full statistics and every Infomiatiou given upon
The operations
DNION BANK OF LONDON
& Co.,
Morton, Bliss
Bankers, 30 Broad
St.,
N. Y.
SAmUEL. McKEE, Secretary.
Creiiit for Travelers;
also
cial Credits available in
all
We have
parts of
prompt and
N?o!Drex-'e''l ft
Co"
Securities.
MOKTOAOE
SEVEN PER CENT COLD BONDS
FIRST
and State Loans; Make Telegraphic
Money ; Allow Interest
on Deposits, and draw Exchange on
Transfers of
GALVESTON,
made on all accessible points.
M.KOPPEKL.Presfdent.
Collections
F. KOYEsfkils'If.S'^^a^l^^ir'""'"''''''
y. (-orrespoudents, f f '"^i': 5."- National Bank.
S Imp. ft Traders Nat. Bank.
o.
BnANDON, Pres't.,
LAUTK, secretary,
&
Texas Banking
Ins.,
Co.,
-
-
-
OFFERED FOR
Houston,
S.^LK
We
141 Broadway,
Dratis on Scotland and Ireland, also on
<"«nH'ia, UiUl»h t^olumbia and San FrHnclsco. Bills
Collected, and other Itanklnc; business transacted.
i .„„.
APCH. McKINLAy.l *«*""•
BANKERS,
BRTAN, TEXAS.
Collections made and promptly remitted for current
rate of exchange. Corr-snondenis:
Mtssra. W. P. C0NVBB3E ft CO., New York.
9lale« Bonr's for the''onf'scl
you Increase your
vonr pr'U'
Co.,
BASSETT
Ipal
1-
come over
40 per
and
cent,
ncut 35 per ctnt and get a
cnrlty
st
G.
b.
Correspondents: Houston— First National Bank
a.ilveston— Ball, Hutchlngsft Co; New Oilcans— Pike,
Brother & Co.; New Y'ork— Duni an, Sherman & Co.
Sayles dc Bassett, Atty's at
Brenham. Texas.
;
G. C. Ward,
5c
PARIS, LONDON, BOSTON.
Law,
AGENTS FOR
liARtNG BROTHERS dc CO.1l PA..
6« WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
N. T.,
isstri
Credits for Travelers In Europe,
as
Bzchange on Paris and the Union Bank »1 London, In
sums to suit.
Subscription agents for the Chroniclk In Paris.
1
COMiaiSSION JUfiRCSANTSy
Co
URYAH, TEXAS.
K.
NEW
YORK, February 14, 1K2.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY
declared a Semi-annual Dividend of FIVE PER CENT,
Government
free of
?l80 Cable trannfers.
Country Bankers can be supplied with Bills of Eiin large or small amounts, on the principal
cities of Europe, also wlih Tickets for Fassaae froin,
or to. Enrope,bv the GUION LINK o( Mall PteamBrs
r.^^^ff^^^^, ^A^K"^.*^^ COnSiGNME-Nt" ( F
COTTON, and other Produce to Oaraelves or Cor.
cnange,
respondents.
on and after 19tU
tax, payable
J. K.
Inst.
Secretary.'
Wm.
OFflCE
Liverpool.
150
,
NEW
YORK.
Books opened In plain and concise msnner. Comand disputed accounts Investigated and ad-
Adams & Leonard,
Clews, Bfq.,bank'J,!'?.^'"'"-' Metsrs. David L»mb ft Co., Importers.
"• •«!nertlct& lioardmau. Counsellors at
,, .'i",",!
I
BANKERS,
SOOTH STREET, NEW YORK.
Kichange and demand notes In sums
tosnltpurchawrs.oavatO'
all •.ari.^.i l»rei t Krii.ln
anil Ir,i«uu, aud available for the
Continent ot
Europe OD
Messrs. PRFBCOTT,0«OTK ft no. .Bankers 1 nnilnn
W. TAPSCOTT ft CO.. oTdHSlL UverpSo"
Orders for Oovcrnmeht Bonds, •locks and Merchsn.
dlse executed, and Foreign kxchanga and l/ralta
1
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Law,,siHr..aQway; frame. Hare & l.ockwood, Insnraiice Agents, a 2 .-roadway Thouiaa
Harbour E>q
New YorkCorrefpondent
Co.,
BANKERS,
No. 8 W^all Street, New York,
ssne ClicnUr Letters of Credit for Travellers on
the
CONSOLIDATED BANK, LONDON,
nVNKOE &
CO.,
PARIS.
SXCHANOB ON LOniA^M AND
PABI8.
ft
Co.
,
°'
.iip?n;:?,;';
cPj?;ixVsfn^,'^':'j":'^
William
O
"" °»^°° ;^>&
A. VOBT,
Late Fort A Trice.
.M.
AND
Fire and marine Insurance
46
P
IIP
Klreet. corner ot
S.
ii.
es
WcllUm
SlfB
Stock.
^^M v
Bailey,
WALL STREET,
Sells
Bank Stock, and othersmn* .
Sei^^'r.'t.Si'*
"SPECIALTY"
Insurance Stocks and
•
wSfiVsJ!^ ;Lro«.;.!sj.iss.'.^7eL«^'>sj^T
" "">'
IGkorob W, Jackson.
Late Cashier ist Nat. Bank
Galllpolla.
GTlman^
Fort
I>S&LKB tr
Buys and
AND ON
Morion, BUss
;
INSURANCE SCRIP,
&
I
TERMINUS OF CENTRAL RAILROAD
Corslcana, Texas.
r.."??^"*?'^"^*'-::''''''^,?''''::^*"''!'
Sterling
Co.,
Purchase and sell real estate, pay taxes and adjust
ruieH, prosecute Land and money claims avaluHt tli«
State aud Federal OoTernments ; make collectlous.
Receive deposits and execute TroBta.
plicated
Co.
&
C. R. Johns
TKXAS liAND AGBNGY
BANKING & EXCHANGE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
t
H. Veysey,
B OADWAY,
J. O. KIKBT,
W. TON BOaXNBBBe
JOUNH,
KVKBBTT,
VAN RENSSELAER,
PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT
Gulon & Co.
Co.,
BANKERS AND
No. 155 Broadnray,
63 Wall Street, New Vork.
TKAVKLLKRS ana COMMERCIAL CREDITS
"' "."" °' K-roPe. *c. BILLS
J?i.?'i[.^?-'wl »r"l:-'*H'"
",^ EXCHANGE drawn In sums to suit purchasers
&
Smith
R.
P.
STATE STREET, BOSTON.
OFFICE OF THE
Sterling Firelnsuranc
WiLLIAMS&GuiON,
John Munroe
BASSETT,
A
BANKERS.
Brenham, Texas.
WALKILL VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, ydu
EQUALLY SAFE.
&
Wjlson,
(Successors to H. M. Moore,
AND
F. mEAD, Banker,
340 Third Avenue,
of Twenty-Filth Slreit, NEW YOKK.
By ex'hanKlnir United
the
JOHN PATON,
Tapscott, Bros.
&
Moore
1
Corner
Demand
t'Ondon.
all ac-
WEEUS, Cashier.
NEW YORK,
BRASTVS
Demana and Time Bills of Eschange, payable In
London and elsewhere bought and sold at current
r*..
B, F.
IN CURRENCY,
BT
CLARK, Financial Agents,
MEAD &
Texas,
attention to collections on
L'lve special
IlIllECTOIlS: W. J Hutchlns P. W. Gray, A. J
Burke, Cor. Enuls, W. M. Rice, E. H. Cushlng,
BKNJ. A. BOTTS, President.
NINETY
rates, also cable Transfers.
^k
W
po^ntE
all
cessible points.
AT I
AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
ble In all parts of the World.
Alex. 8. Petrle
Wall, Rcib't. Mills, T..I.H.Anderson.
Special attention given to collections at
Capital, $325,000.
Commercial Credits Issued for use Ip Furope, China
jHpan. Ihe East nud West Indies, and South America
also Circular Letters of Credit for Travelers availa-
WrLLLAM STREET,
$238,000
in tfte Stati*.
Railway Company.
AntBRICA,
&
..---.
DIUECTO^S: .1. M. Brandon, J. C. Wallls,'F. R.
I.nbljock. M. Qnln, E. 8. Jemison, M. W. Baker, Leon
IHuin, Geo. Schneider, R. S. Willis, T. A. Gary.
B.
THE CITY BANK OF HOUSTON,
Amsterdam.
Bowles Brothers
Cash Capital,
and remittances promptly made, without
any charge except customary rates ot exchange.
48 Wall Street.
8«
WiLi.18, Vlce-Pres't
alpbonsk ladve, Cashltr
walkill valley
Agency of the
BANK OP BRITISH NORTH
I«n.
J. o.
OF THK
Morton, Rose & Co., London.
HOTTINGUER & Co., - - PaRIS.
19
* "'»•
GALVESTON.
Negotiate First-Class Railway, City
&
»'"'»'""">"•<'
Ph',;!?."''""-
National Bank of Texas
the World.
Hope
Texas.
reliable correspondenta at all
^a?e, ?,.d upon
or HoiiJto i makS
no charge for collecting, and only aclual
charee^SSS
'""edlateLdprSmpt attent'^oS
Sven°?n'^ fiJ'"!''"""'"•? en'nisted to ua. Refer to Nut.
p.,
?l.i<i^,v"«
ro N V Hrt v"',"",,* ^•'i?^' *"" Spofford Tlloston ft;
M.
Home
Foreign and Domoatlo Exchange,
in
GALVESTON,
""^ I"" points throutthout this
iii°/„i
all collections payable la ihls City
\'.
DESIRABLE
Commer-
Co.,
Bankers,
CHARLES
application to
Issue Circular Notes and Letters of
McMahan &
&
O
[ackson,
BANKERS,
WACO, TEXAS.
KRFitRBNnKS AND CoRRK8PONi>BNOK:— New York
WInslow, Lanier ft Co., David Dows ft Co. (MucinFirst National Batik. Merchants National Bank,
Qatl
New Orleans: Louislaim National Bank, Wheless ft
:
t^ratt.
Bankers,
(ialveston
:
T. H.
McMahan
Camman n &
ft
Co.
Co.,
Bankers and Brokers,
8 Wall Street, New York,
Oknkral Banking Bubinkss. and filvf.
PURCHASE AND SALE
OF GOVKBNU£NT, STATS ANUilAlLKO AD SECU-
Transact a
particular attention to the
RITIES.
"^Deposits received tublect
to
check
st
Ught.
)
Pebraary 24,
THE CHRONICLR
1872.J
& Co.,
IIANKKK
.
A»ar«
iMarciiard.
t'.rouUr Not«« avalUlilo lor
Kuropu
aiiij
BKOKUIt.
EV
cute
t.
l»-CollectlOn80(DIVIDItNDS, COUPON'', NOTES,
A: <'o,,
Travelors
Kwtt.
ic
DKAKTs
Ac. ui)ou
States, piirtlrlilarlv South
ly ruiilltmd for at currrut
jar CorrfspoiKleiirs ol'
I
(
IniUlparUor
having
all iioliita In Uia Soutlieru
Carol'lia.mailcaiul promptrutii ol Kxeli <HK<?ItiH Hoiisi". niuy rely
upon
business atteuilovl to wUli UdtiUty and
tliclr
dfspatcti.
t:ie
New Yoik Cobuxspon dents:
Kounij« Rrntliarf.
A. O. KADFRIAN.
UoniTCIcitslfcCo.,
&
Parker
Bar >nd
aell
Cobb,
1
ItU S
T,
T
H
OF SBLmA.
PhiUdolphia Bankers.
WM.
J
V.
I3BBLL,
K.
N.
O.
9100,000
&
J. JRMKINS,
Prea't.
i;orrespoudence solicited.
point.
ilEW YOBSL COBBKSFONDBKT
NINTH MATIONAL BANK
G.
TOWKaEHD.
&
......
Commission
&
of
Merchant,
and »oUL
Collectlona promptly remitted for
Orders BoUcittid tor the purchase oi bdies of Prodace
aud Securities. Prompt attentloi? jfuaranteed.
New Tork
J
Correspondents
:
»AINKIN<J IBOU^SK
.
BKOKKItS IN' WKSTKUN SKCUKITIES,
33 Wall Mtreel,
NKW YOHK.
AND
North Tbird St., ST. I.OUI!i.
dk
Correspondents
— Messrs. ~
Wm.
A. K.
Bryce
'<Vai.kib, Cashier,
WILiniNGTON,
made on aU
parts at the United Stales.
riTt;8VlI.I.B, PBNN.,
Morton, Galt /^ ^^">
BANKBK8,
IM West Mntn
t'orelifo
aud
Street. Louisville, Ky., deslers la
i>ume«th'. Kxcli4n:(e, Uovenuuent Bonds
aud aU Local St^ciirltles. Uive prompt attention to
ouUeoUous aud urUers for InvRStuiAnt ol funds. * J * 4
BUOKEi;.
Georgia.
COLUMBUS,
Covernmcnt Kucarltlcs, Qold, StOCka, and itonds ol
every deticription and Kcal EstHtu bought and sold.
ColUctlous made on all " accesAiblu points."
Ten Per Cent
F.
Hf.wson,
8TOOK BIKOKBH,
Ufflce No. il West Third Street, Cluulunatl, Uhlo.
Beler to: All IHualunail Baaks, aud Messrs. t,O0i(Wuou a Co., Naw York,,
nVNICIPAL. BONDS.
SmiTH
&.
BROKEliS,
H.VNNAniAN,
IndlaniipnllK.
Financial Laws and Forms of Indiana sent free.
N. Y. National Exchange Bank
Correapoudsnt
;
C. C.
rreaiaetit.
John Pondir,
BROKER
Bonds,
Klowxrrbb. Ubo. M. Ki.at«
uasuier.
Cashier.
Vice-President.
vice-rresiaeni.
Mississippi
;
III
t.overnnient
t^old
Valley Bank,
A BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT,
V1CK8BUUQ, miss.
No.
44
and Stocka^
Ezchanee,
EXCHANGE PLACE.
PartlcuUr attention given to the uegotiHtlon of
Kallway and other Corporate Loans.
Union aud Central PaclUc Bonds and Stocks a
tf
la,ty.
N. Y, Correspondent :— Bank of tha lianbattan Co.
• BO.
W. M.
BROADWAY.
inORTGAGES AND
HAWKS Sc CASTLBnAN,
John A. Klkih,
g~^
Co.,
Transact a beiieral Banklns buainesK, Includlne the purctoase aud sale
of tilovernmeut and^tate BondSi Railroad Stoclta and Bouda, and other
Acurltlaa, on commisKlon.
srcOBSBOB TO
fiUO.IXW.
&
BANKKKS,
H. Castleman,
CIIAS. IIYDK Frest.
accessible points lu the
flflected.
N. O.
Second National Bank,
«300.0€0
ail
Uividends
and Coupons iilso collected, aud all most promptly
accounted for.
ORUKKS promptly executed, for the purchase and
sale ol (jold; also, Uoverumuat aud othwr t^icarl*
ties, on commission.
LNFoUMATluw tarnished, and purchases or exchauKca of securities made for investors.
dEUOTIA'l U>NS of Loaus. and Foreign Kzohanea
Bank,
National
First
Oollectloas
Treasurer to secure Circulation
dates.
94
Co.
E. E. BuBanss, Pres't.
Co.,
United Slates, Cauadu and Ktirope.
AMERICVS. OA.
New York
& Co,
Axed
OOLbECTloNa made on
LoCKWOOD
a general banking business. Cotton pnrchased
on order. Collections made and promptly remitted
lor-
&
received from inUlvlduaU, Klrnia, Uanbs
Hankers »nd Corporutlonw, subject to ebeck tt
Bigut, and Interest allowed at the rate of Foub di r
cent per aanum.
OKUllMCAlKb uF DKPOSITlssued, bearing FooB
per cunt Interest, payable on demtiud, or aittr
Co.,
Do
FUK8AX.B
OV
OtPOSrra
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
UN LO.NDO.N A.\U PAKIS
Q
Colnatc, Uor-
NASSAU STHBEX,
NO. 35
Lawbicnux Bros. &
W. Wheatley &
acceeslble
aud remitted lor on day ol payment,
Uepo.-lls
&
(Corner ot Ceilar street.)
Bpeclal attention frivea to conslgDments of Cotton.
Golil, Slocks, Bonds and Foreign aod Domestic
IkXCliange, bouglit
UOVBUNnKNT
and
Lymah.
rale ol
Trevor
Geo. Opdyke
Svvannah, Ga*
Co.,
110 «Veat iruurlll Ntrest.
Ci.'MOINIMArifUiilO.
UOI.U, HILVKK and all kludf
Casbier.
K.
Finanoiil.
$200,000
BANKRK, FACTOR AND
UVUK.
w.
aoiidenta.
Planters
NATIONAL BANK,
Edward C. Anderson, Jr.
Western Bankers.
C.
O Fazbmdb.
BANKKKS & 0KOK.KUS,
'
^K^V OULKANS.
IV Particular attention ^Ivcti iubuslue.4a ot'CorresColicctiuutt rumlited lor at current
Special attention paid to Collections.
Stock, Note, and Gold Brokers.
.....
P.
Joa. S. BSiH
Cash'r.
Vicc-Prea't,
CaaU Capital,
INTKKKST ALLOWKI) ON DEPOSITS.
Samuel A. Gay lord
city and all points In connection wltb It. Prompt
made itt nest riite ul hxcliuiii^e, and no cbai-ge
made, excepting that actually paid U{;ou any auiaut
Cor respondents
tim iWlHsA Cu.
AUGUSTA, GA.
at all
Vice-President.
eltirns
^ew Vurk
ALA,'
T. P. BRiKOH,
CHAS.
BANKEKN,
UOIHUH.
UOLl.liCi'IO.NS in.40B
BKAUUCS,
;xclianK.:.
BKOKEKS,
HOSTaOMBKT,
Phlladolpbla aud Duluth.
DEALKK3 I.V GOVKliNMG.VT SKOUKITIBS.
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
J AS. K.
Speclal attention given to purchase of Cotton.
Co.,
6c
SOUMBRYILLE.
Sommerville,
ic
Merchants
W. Clark
LOUISIANA.
President,
Townsend, Lyman & Co.
K. H.
BANK'EKS
PHII.ADBLPHIA.
D,t|t<Mlt«d with U. S.
Bank
KICIIARD JUKK8, Uaahler.
AK.MbTltONO, Cashier.
Fowler
Traraacta Koneral Banking ana Kxchauge buslnesa
ncludluu I'urchaae and Sale at StovkS, Uonds, (iold
ttr. on GommUslon.
Capital
11 KENNKin'.J'rM'l
KIU.NKV, Vlc-l-ros't.
Cashier.
National
ALKX. WUELKSS,
Of Talladesca, President.
Kowi-kb.
BANKKIIS,
3!13
SAMUKI-
DUFUV
0HA8. L.C.
No. W. LOVK, Assistant Cashier.
Wm.
BKJAMISOKfeCo.
HliCltN
FroniptaltuiHlori given to Collections upon all points
Collections tree of cuargs
other than actual cost upon distant places.
Itemlttauces promptly made at current rates ol
exohange on the day ol maturity
Kxchuuge puiohaso'l and sold upon all points.
I'liHlcuIar atteiiti<:n given to Collections, liotb In
llai.k.
•
IneorporMed
$1,000,000
Lliult,..
In tue Boutbcrii Stalts.
I
S.y.Corresuoudent-luiporters and Traders National
p ilQts
I
llie
.....
J.\S.
Dealers Is
18 18.
Capital. .$500,000
NKW OKLKANM,
City Bank
E
Wonteru City aud CounCapital
108 A
Bank
OF NKW 0RLKAN8.
Kornwrlr IiUUISIAKA STATK UAN K,
»TATK OK ALABARIA.
TUKK
bond*.
E.
National
State
OF
BlMtBUd, M UK VON^SIl
****** BOSTON,
ty
Orleans Cards.
O.
S.
Deslflr In 8outi>«rit Ktnic, Citv niid liallrnad
Hpcurltlud, Uacuvrent Bank NoteH, ColQ, KxcUuiigo,
Ac, &c.| also ooverameni Uou<Ih.
lif- luvuatinenl Orders tjuliclivU and careluUy exe-
^^_
Ituberl lionoon Ac Oo.,
itlunroa \ Co.
AND
VHAKLBSTON,
Ntreel, llontoii.
ol Kioh«n/o, and CaniineroUl auU Iravclcrl
CrofUu itmuoU oa
I
Collection*.
C Kaufman,
A.
BANKBKN,
The €UV Uauk,
and
luvAntnient Neoiirltlon
TO Mtate
Uil
New
SouthdM Bankers.
Boston Bankers.
Page, Richardson
235
I.
HOLHM.
Holmes
ALKX. aaOBBTH.
&
Macbf.th,
STUCK AND BUND UKUKKK8,
CUABLK8TON,
Ktr box M<
&
C.
S.
G.
Woodman,
BANKKR8
SO PINB 8TBEKT, N.
G.
Uualets
lu
T.)
STOCKS, BOKDS, and LA&'0 WARRAK Te
—
[February 24
THE CHUONICLE.
iSG
REPOKX
27TII ANNIJAI.
OF THE
Houston & Texas Central Railway Co.'s
YORK
N E HV
Finano'al.
Financial
Financial.
13 2.
8
PER CENT GOLD.
9>i
PER CENT UPON THE IXVESTMENT,
Life Insurance Company, FIRST MORTOAGE 1,ANI» GRANT,
OFFICE:
SINKING FIINB SEVEN PER
NM. 346 AND 348 BBOADWAV.
Interest payable quarterly
JANCAUY
Amount of Net Cash
CENT. GOI.D BONDS.
1872.
1,
ABsets, Jan.
1, 1871..
RECEIPTS.
»6,031 ,379
Premlnms and Annuities
$15,676,097 96
.
32
Interest received and accrued
1.149.416
Sc^'f!**."*.!*.?."'''!!"""^"'^
57-
U8^.J95J9
$23,857,393 85
l,ilto,o54
to poUcy-lioldtTS..
Commissions, hrolieraKesHud
lilft'ucy expenses
Advertising and pbyalelans'
M
JOHN
91—
ASSETS.
In Denominations or $1,000, $500
and $100,
t
Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
FiftsT
?l,845,0a2 15
1,763,174 14
*.:iO,iiUi,(XiO
t)uildiji;f3
at
tlierton Insured for ovOr
$8.U0O,WW, aud tiie policies
assigned to tlie Company
HS additional eullateral security)
Loans on existing polities.
(TUe reserve held
Which we
8,w^i,820 eo
bj*^liie
to
They arc issued
seinl-annual
which
000,561 17
1, 18r>I
Premiums un
Is
Amounts due from
Company
Ag(.;nts
and under
330,355 73
4tj,83*j Hi
..
Is
Its
owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad
77,016 14- 18,639,747 36
Add—
Excess of market value of
curities over cost
se-
114
40
(»21
Caahass.ts, Jan.
Amount
1, J8T2
$18,803,768 76
APPKOPKIATEU AS FOLLOWS:
of AdjuHte<l Losses,
due subsoiiuent to Jan. 1,
IST-i
of Keported Losses
awaiting proof, etc
Amount reserved fur Uelnsuranee on existing Policies, insuring $1 U,l5i>,075 30,
participating Insurance (at
4 per cent. Carlisle net pre-
imumj
between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, while
a valuable local
participatlug (at 5 per cent.
Carlisle nut premiumj
Balance of Iteturn Premium,
1871, payable during tbe
year 187a
through which
"
$1,488,131 43
43,
the Board
L.
''"""" "'^''^''anla), SO
Co.
South
at.
"''""^""™ "n* P'ne
""'"''«"")• 5J9 at'd
l***"""). 3j Broad
1
DWIN-
H.
nAvrf
i"?lAt'LK""' *
(H. B. Clanin
&
'^''"'''°°"-
*^°'
Co.,
*» West
12th
CO.,
""^ Gooda).!* Franklin
States
may
repudiate, but Coantles, Cities and
have at
times
all
OOOD MUNICIPAL BONDS
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE
PAMPHLETS.
W^. N.
COLEB
No.
11
PRICE-LIST
such large demand), Lumber. Cattle,
rich Agricultural
and Mineral
section of
For the present we offer a limited number of these FIHST MORTGAGE BONDS
at NINETY-FIVE AND ACCRUED IN-
TEREST,
them
for
exchange
in currency, or will
U.
S.
Bonds or other
marlietaTile
AND
CO.,
St.,
N. Y.
FULL PAID STOCK.
Connecticut Valley R. R.
!).,
Further and full particulars, with pamsonal or written application.
Sc
SCHUYLER,
No. IS Pine St., N. Y.
AGENTS OF TDK COMPANY.
FINANCIAL
THlilD AVENUE
Bank
Savings and 2eth
Avenue
Cor. Third
JOHN
Percent Ronds— Price 9.5 Sc Interest.
RECONfMENDED
12
Send
all letters
PINE STREET.,
GEORGE
Bankers
N. T.
to Post-Office Bo.t No. 3,087.
H< LYON,
President,
BY^
CO.,
St.,
NEW YORK.
FIRST ItlORTGAGE
T
HAIGHT,
L.
Secretary.
—o
OPEN DAtLT From 10 A.M.
And On the Evenings of
8
P.M.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY'
BEERS,
Medical Examiners.
to all classes of investors as otTering
the most ample security and liberal returns.
them
All Taxes Paid.
President.
Tiii..f>r,r>«,7 M. BAN
THKODOKK ^K^ '"'."'''ent and Actuary.
lA, Cashier.
D, u Dr LL. Superintendent of Aeenelen
CO It \ ELI US it. BOOEKt ^' f K^clcs.
above price these bonds yield
JONES
Sc
Wall
ALLEN STEPHENS &
.OtOKUE WlLKeS, M.
other
phlets and maps, furnished by us on per
Road Finished & Earning; Expenses
and Twice the Interest.
vice President of the N. T. Life Insurance
Co.
nORRIS FRANKLIN,
Towns
for sale atlthe lowest market rates.
at.
tnE,I,IAllt II.
in
At the
cannot.
at.
Dry Oooda, corner Church
--.__ »--—-.
all
SIXTY PER CENT morn
Twelve Per Cent Interest.
income than the bonds of the United
SAFETY AND PROFIT COIHBINED. States, and we unhesitatingly recommend
St.
SANt ORd'c°ub''*' * ""'' '"^ '^°°''^' "' Leonard at.
^'" '"»'"»'='' <="•. -1 Wall 81.
EDWAUu'm
*
AUTINf'
'" * ^°"
Wayne, Logansport, and
intermediate points for the Block Coal (now
to
Ml B'dway.
S'u'loneral, 370 Hroadway.
••;;, ,^i.''i^''''"J•*'"''''l»t
ANIHONY
Fort
to the investor
Ten
WE
I-"<=:i''i»"-ancc
IA''M"l'."?i^Vnv"""-'"'
CHARLES
existing outlet to Chicsgo, Toledo, Detroit,
securities, at the rates of the day.
133.667 12-17,315 634 33
""'''''"^'''
UOBEU-I'Ik'cuLL^sA.'
A ioot!
ic
Municipal Bonds,
HEXRT K.' liOGEh^if ''^'"- "'"" * ^'''-'' <=--«'^"'^•e"' & Knccland), 49 William at.
lOlIN M Vins
WM
CO,,
16,841,177 21
"'*'''* '^''"'''
"'
DAi'?EL''s"MlLUiV
W. CLARK &
Neiv York.
TRVSTKES.
I
of the wpalthiest
and most productive Counties of Indiana,
hitherto without railway facilities, and
penetrating for twelve miles at its Southern
Terminua, the celebrated Block Coal Fields
of Parke County. It afl'ords the shortest
the State.
CLARK, DODGE
undlvUled surpluB of »1,488,1»1
mml™'
runs.
it
Philadelphia.
MOI.BIS FRANKLIN,
WII
and developed section of the State of Ohio,
settled,
E.
onriistw«li,in; dechm..! :i 1)1V1|;|..ND, iiVailalile on
settlcnieut of uexl annual premium to eiiclj
parllelDallue
policy proportioucd to lu •• coutributlou to surplus."
DAVIt.
poasesaca
it
furnished by the fertile, well-
127.900 00
Divisible Surplus.
IsA AC C "kkniJaLi"
traffic,
nou-
65,
iiii,0i>l,73.^
! n,iu Ite
Rockville, passing
to
five
Grain, and other surplus products of this
$212,890 00
Amount
Co.,
auspices the Hue has become a trunk line
Interest accrued to .lanuary
WJi
The stock of the
in successful operation.
Logansport
centrally through
existing poli-
cies iu liands of agents utid
lu course of tnmsinisbloa..
1.
on a com
pleted line, which has coat triple that amount, and
premiums, due subsequent
to January
at the rate of J10,000 a mile
$3,>tJ8,-
956,636 99
AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
This road, 92 miles in length, 70 of which
from
aud
Interest.
Company ou tltese aain4 polQuarterly and
Selllug at 90
are
PRICE, 95
are in actual operation, runs Southwesterly
Valley R. R. Co.,
;
icies amounts
yW) 21)
AND
SOUTHW^ESTERN RAILW^AY OF
INDIANA.
Cincinnati & Muskingum
City of
tlie
Builds and Mortgages (secured by real estate valued
F THE
LOGANSPORT, CRATTFORDSTILLB
OF TUB
41,549 00
^Ui.Uryt cost
FIRST mORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS
TIIK
InvesUd in ^cw York City
Bunks Stock (market value
Kcai Estate in
i4ew York
AND AN i;\DOUIiTED SECURITY,
(COUPON AND REGISTERED.)
ISSUE LIMITED TO $16,.300 PER MILE.
4,616,762 43
751,132 83> cost
office.
J.
4,167,646 49
$18,689,T47 3G
Cash in Trust Co., in Hank,
and on band
InVL-Hted In United bUtes,
New York State aud otlicr
Btoeks (murket vaiuc ifri,-
our
SIXTY PER CENT MORE I SCOME THAN UPON
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
AS A SAFE AND PROFITABLE IN\^STJIENT.
Taxes, oflice
753,899
at
Circulars
Free of GoTernment Tax.
WE RECOMMEND,
96,567 35
and law expenses. BAlarlea, prlntlni?,
revenue stamps etc
Investment.
safe
CISCO * SON.,
NO. 69 Wall St., New York.
o05,8o7 73
ft'et*
entirely
accrued Interest in currency.
and
38,820 35
819,078 43
downieutsaudreiiisumnce.
DUIdcnds
as an
and information may be obtained
«i, 318,168 03
Life annuities, matured en-
recommend them
Price, 90
DISBirnSEMENTS.
Lo»»e8 by death
l'urcba«cd, eurrcnderod, aud
canreled poUciea
PRINCIPAL AND INTEKEST PAYABLE IN GOLD
at the National City Bank, New York. These are In
every respect flrst-claas Bonds, and we confidently
Fkom
i,>irvvj7-vrvr4.
201
Cash Capital,
ance company,
BBOADWAV.
....
$1,000,000.
6
to
8
O'CLOCK.
Money deposited on or before
Interest
from April
April 10th will draw
lat.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON ALL SUMS
FROM
»1
TO
15,000.
.
.
xtmtlt
HUNT'S MEHCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING TIIE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
VOL.
SATURDAY, FEBRUAllY
31.
CONTENTS.
THB
CHItONlCLB.
ImprovcmiMit in the Financial
^ituiillim
Pomiii.vlvania Coal
diictivt^
Industry
2i2
.
838
Ci'i(iii-1M7I and 1S72— Hotrofpcct ntid prospect
M one)-
in
the
Redf^emlng
Ajfcutft of National Banks.
Latest Moneiaryaudc'omraercial
English News
Comtncrcial and Miscellaneous
Chuni;c8
217
snd our Pro-
242
News
230
243
THE BANKERS' GAZETTE AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
Market, Railwaj Stocks,
Li. c». ^c^:urHlet*, Oolu Market,
Foreign Ktchanize. New York
j
J
City Biiiik^.PliiladelphiaBauks
National Hanks, etc
'
Qa itatiouB
of Stocks and
Railway
I
I
211
247
Bonds
I
News
248
21tf
Railroad Stock and Bond List.
Cannl and Miscelianeons Stock
254
251
and Bond List
I
262
THE COMMEUCIAL TIMES.
Ctmmcrcial Epitome
O>tton
BreadstnAs
201
263
265
1
1
266
Dry Goods....
2t>8
|
news up
to
Granville's
received at
and the further explanation of Mr. Charles
who had a prolonged interview with Mr.
;
Francis Adams,
The general
Secretary Fish on Thursday.
the
Geneva Conference meets
anreement
in
midnight of Friday.
Thb
OoHur.ROiAL and Financial OBROMloLE,delivpred by oarrier
toeltysut^orlbftrs.ana mailed to all others, (ezolaalTe of postage,)
Korone Vear
$10 00
For Six Months
« 00
u!iU h« itnt lo rubteridtri until oriertd diseontinutd
fty
UtUr.
Jr>Uag*UiOe«ntt p*r year, and U paid by the tuhtcriber at hit men pont-otKct.
wnxiaa b. dika, {
iVILLIAM B. DANA k OC, Pobllshera,
JORH s. n.OTD, JR. f
7»ud SI William Street, NEW YORK.
Post Omen Box 4.B9?
r^^ The
Pnhlishcrs cannot be responsible for '{omittances unless made by
Money Orders.
file for holding current numbers of the Chrohiclk is sold at the
offlcc for 50 cents.
Volumes bound for subscribers at (1 25. The first and
s'icond rolames of the Cbronici.r are wanted by the publishers.
<-<f A neat
Yesterday
before
June, some satisfactoryregard to the
ia
Both countries are
alike desirous
and other questions compiehended in the
treaty in an equitable permanent way ; and it is not improb
able ihat some specific sum may be agreed upon beforehand
cUims; so that the only practical
Geneva Conference under this branch of
question for the
jay. twenty or thirty
the treaty may be whether that sum
;hall be awarded or not.
Some such apmillions of dollars
praisal as this, adopted beforehand, would :t is believed meet
as fairly representing those
—
all
the objections and dispose of all the opposition to the
treaty which have S3 far b^en developed on either side.
the reply of our government, which
is
to
would meet with general approval here
If
go out by the
steamer to-day, should suggest some such compromise,
THK FINANCIAL SITUATION.
IN
seems to
elap.se
of settling this
—
Draft.x or I'ost-Ofllce
DIPROVEMENT
belief
to
is
be arrived at
will
of present controversy.
isSUed On SotUT-
TSBH8 OF 80B8CSIFTION-FATABLS IH ADV&HCX.
7A«Chko- icLK
Washington
the conciliatory tone of Earl
Schenck, which has ju^t been
is
question of indirect damages which constitute the only point
^f)t (Jl)ronicU.
t/ie latest
of these
basis of
ThI COM.MERCtAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE W
d ly morning, with
One
be that, during tha long interval which
Groceries
348.
day bu) ing government bonds more freely than for some
weeks past. Many illustrations mizht be given of this monetary improvement which is undoubted, and is ascribed to a
number of concurrent causes.
note to General
State Secarities
CitySccuritic-*
NO.
24, 1872.
it
and the anticipa-
conformity with the reports announced
Chronicle relative to the looking up of tion of it has doubtless tended to allay the anxiety thst has
greenbacks, (here was a decided activity imparted to the been stimulated by the vehement tone in which the treaty
money market. Just before the close of bank hours the has been unexpectedly criticised in England.
tisual tactics were resorted to and the rates were bid up as
Another thing which has had a favorable influence in
h'gh as ^ per cent. The great bulk of the business of the our money market is, as we have said, the improvement of
day had, however, been previously arranged for ; and con- our securities abroad. Fourteen or fifteen millions of gov-
Ifst
week
in
in the
sequently the amount loaned
comparatively small.
In
fBUvre there has been a
borrowers
for several
almost the
final
and
duration,
is
little
list in
some
these
resources
some sujh man-
;
and loan* have been quoted
was the case yesterday
As
clcse of business.
positively
usurious rates was
more piecaulion exhibited by
days past
of
it
to
But
to be
the
until
probable
the
manipulation
the
known.
c'ique so far as they allow
as
at
anticipation o<
at ordinary rates, as indeed
nothing
;
or
little
object
the
of
seen appears to be to
producing a depression at the Stock Exchange
of the leading speculative securitie(>,
of greenbacks they have locked up
is
in
and the amount
reported at
fom
five
to six millions of djllars.
ernment and other bonds are reported to have found their
way back to this side during the late excitement; and had
not
Germany been
a large buyer of railroad bonds froTi us
during the previous
two or three months,
this "
bear raid"
on American securities at London and on the Continent
would have deranged our foreign exchanges and put up the
price of gold.
Now, however,
the worst of this
movement
and a reaction seems to
nave set in extensive orders to buy government bonds
having been received here during the past two or three day*
from Germany and Continental Europe. Still, there is enough
is
believed to have spent
its
force,
;
uncertainty in the financial atmosphere to c»use an anxious
scrutiny of the daily despatches by cable, and the rates of
efforts of this powerful clique, how- gold and fo^ei^!n exchange show, a^ might have been exand the activity and appreliension they have caused for pected, no small degree of sensitiveness under the pressure.
eevidnced by
dajs pas% there ha« been a decided improvement in several
This sensitiveness of the finanoiil situation was
Notwithstanding the
ever,
important respects; as
especially
by th«
it
proved by abundant evidence, and
fact that lb? foreign
houses were
yester
the
government
aggregated
Wednesdiy, when the bids
prices ranging from 110 to
sales of gold on
$8,261,000 at
;
_
THE CHRONICLK
238
^
[February 24, 1872.
been surpassed in the Gold Room, prietors had rapidly diminished. Every successive strike
10.5H, which have since
In fact this rise of and interruption of production extinguished more of the
where the price has gone up lo 111.
for on tho principles to survivors, and caused their properly to be absorbed by the
the preir.ium on gold is accounted
movement is aided by rich corporations whose vast re.^ources enable them to abide
which we have adverted. But the
absorbing more gold from the their time, to wait without embarrassment for the resump
the fact that the Treasury is
current disburse- lion of work, and to outlive a strike which would cru«h
customs duties than it is paying out in its
A similar result
week of a part of out and ruin weaker capitalists,
ments. The banks were thus drained last
in
England to have
to day will is shown by experience here and
statement
their res(>rve, and the Clearing Hous"
extent this decline usually followed strikes io almost every department of busiprobably show a further loss. To some
greenbacks this way ness. The larger establishmenls gradually swallow up the
of reserve is recouped by a flow of
been caused by the high rates smaller ones while intelligent, enterprising workmen, who
from the interior, which has
have begun business for themselves, are often ruined, their
here and by a check to the drain to the
1
'
;
of interest ruling
;
small
South and West which has been going on for some weeks,
The bank
and was recently discussed in our columns.
averages showing no longer a declining tendency to the
same extent as previously, the banks are now ready lo re
spond to demands for accommodation from their regular
new and untried
For the moment
As to
Some
etary improvement.
diversity
of opinion.
the future
there
is
field
and
themselves
How
of labor.
in the
compelled
workmen, or
of hired
lo enter
lo
some
far th' se predictions
Pennsylvania coal strikes
it
would
be extremely interesting to the public to know, and a candid
exhaustive report of such facts drawn up by some capable
This is especially evident in the movements of
commercial paper, which passes at low rates, the mercantile community getting without apparent difficulty the
limited amount of discounts and other accommodation they
these are the obvious causes of the
annihilated,
their old role
have been verified
dealers.
require.
capital
resume
from well digested evidence taken on the spot
authority
could not but be a valuable contribution to the literature of
the ijrpat strugole between capital and labor in this country.
A third point was
mon- was feared might,
annual product which
in regard lo the
for a time,
great detriment of the country at large.
much
it
be seriously impaired to the
In
regard to this
we have access to more trustworthy information.
The Pottsville Jfiners' i7o(n-H«/ has just made up
wiih bank-
of the trust companies and
other financial corporations which are entrusted
its
an-
ing powers without proper supervision and other safeguards
nual statistics of anthracite coal sent to market in the year
have contributed to moderate the apprehended stringency
But these
ease.
1871.
institutions
are
paid
to
be
less
discriminating
in
their
are the national banks, which
selectiou of collaterals than
The aggregate
is gi
ven
14,065,501 tons for the
at
whole year, against 15,268,437 in 1870, and 13,651,747
tons in 1869.
For 1868 the product was 13,405,016 Urns,
for 1867 12,()50,571 tons, for 1866 12,379,490 tons, and for
and to enhrance the recent monetary
are liable to the visitation of the bank examiners; as wtll
1865 9,501,500
as to Cleai ing-llouse discipline
From
carefully
;
to the obligation of
keoping
tons.
aggregates
these
whic'i. are
made up from, authentic figures, it appears that
product has been much less impaired than might have
large reserves; and to the general publicity in regard to the
the
condition of their business and the proofs of their solvency.
been expected. This is tho more gratifying as it will be
remembered that the great object for which the strike was
organized was to stop the increase of the annual product and
To what
extent h?se
new
trust
companies and
porations have really lent on unsaleable
laterols not available in case of panic, is
financial cor-
sc<'iirities
and on
col-
to
matter of conjecture
88 such transactions are usimlly confidential and seldom become known except by accident.
general desire is cxpres
A
coil
sed to have these institutions placed under the direct supervision of the Bank Department at Albany and subjected to
an
early acd thorough examination, that the popular anxiety
msy be set at rest regarding them. If, as we hope, these
new
institutions are as
sound and well conducted as the older
ones which are beyond suspicion, it is only right
that the
people should
know
the facts.
keep
it
over
for
narrow
within
country has so
formidable a combination been organized
either in regard lo
the number of the men engaged in
it; or the extent of the
pecuniary force wielded in their
controversy with
their
employers; or the magnitude of the commercial
and productive interests menaced by the
struggle.
Two or three
results were freely predicted as
certain to
follow this four
months war.
First, that the
miners themselves would
suffer
and be impoverished, and the savings of
many years swept
away to the irreparalile injury of thousands of
fiugal families and of Ihe tradespeople from
whom ihey made their
liiniU
I
in keeping coal up originated some years ago when a foolish
compact was made to end a strike, giving them higher or
lower wages in proportion as coal rose or fell in the market
Although the yield of coal has not declined very serimarked increase on every previous
year but 1870, still the product of the whole anthracite
region is less than the aggregate of coal used in England
ously, but exhibits a
for the sole use of
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND OUR PRODUCTIVE
INDUSTRY.
In view of the importance of our
coal deposits to the
growth and industrial strength of the country
there has been
8 wide diversity of opinion as to tlie extent to
which the
miners' strike a year ago in Pennsylvania
had impaired the
product in that State. Never before in this
iiiadtquHle
men mi^ht earn belter wagos, and that
might command higlier prices. The inieresl of the men
in order that the
has been said,
"The steam
steam engines.
Great Britain,"
it
"consume 18
et;gined of
millions of
tons of coal, and create thereby a force equal lo an
producers 80 millions strong."
correct or not,
it
is
Whether
army
this estimate
evident that our coal industry
is
<
f
be
small
compared to what it ought to be it the price of this commodity in the market were not so much higher than in
The high
Europe.
evil,
and
if
price and
small product are a serious
not corrected would place impassable ob-tacles
in the
way of the national
progress.
check
the
of
multiplication
that
It
tends directly to
wealth-creating power
which steam-engines and labor-saving machinery can evoke
our material resources, for the increase
of oar ability to bear the public debt and taxation, and for
the enlargement of our productive power.
It is not without reason, therefore, that the development
for the extension of
Secondly, that labor-saving machinery
of our coal production has been declared to be a paramount
condition of national growth.
In the vast stores of fuel
would be introduced into mines and the monopoly
would be
btrengthened which has been growing up in Ihe
Pennsylvania
which are Cfjnvertible into productive wealth ;md invti^ the
enterprise and labor of the miner in Pennsylvania and other
necessary purchases.
coal fields for
many
owned most of
the
years.
ppftl
A
mm,
few rich companies already
Tl??
numbfp
pf smalj pro.
States traver8««l(
ofthQ
Re«,
tlie]ft\
by
is
the Alleghany chain within ensy reach
abundant evifjenoe o»
tl>«
f^'H??
^^-
;
February
THE CHIIONICLR
1872]
24,
mercinl grcntnoRs and industrial riches of the Atlantic States,
botli
North and
239
Cotton in 1871
recent yeara.
e»rri«<t proflt to
«U bnuMliM
of
tta
businesa.
Soutli.
The year was one
of frequent and lometimea great flactuations
an attractive field for the speealator, espeeiaHV
Jtiners' Journal gives some inleresling statistics.
The first in time contracts, and as such is worthy of
some study.
is as to bow many men find employment in connection with
The cotton trade at the beginning of the year 1871 tandi, in
mines of Pennsylvania. Independently of the multitude of its prominent features, in marked contrast to that of 1870, atlll
individuals engaged
in the
coal distribution and other more so with that of 1873. True, the yerr 1870 was a profitable
one or two subordinate points on which the
Tliere are
in price, affording
connected
traffic
mine ihe
therewith,
coal, ai)d
number
the
employed
persons
the
of engines,
the aggregate horse-power required to
lift it
to
together with
from tbe mines,
one
to manufacturers.
It
was a year of continually
falling prices
beyond the capacity of spinning
power to supply it, so that spinners profits widened with the
decline in their raw material the same condition and tendency
continued, all the while improving the position of the spinnen,
daring the first 15 weeks of 1871 to April, when the course of
prices changed and became an advancing one, both in cotton and
goods. There was a reasonable fear that liigher prices would
Boon check business. Happily it was disappointed for the impetus given to the extension of business by the force of low prices,
this decline extending trade to or
:
prepare
mines,
it
for market,
pump
out the water and ventilate the
reported as follows
is
:
Number
Number
of
pereons
Schnvlklll.
eugineti.
Norlhnmberl*nd
Columbia
...
935
........
15,1,59
;
Datiphin
1,140
East
Luzerne, West
Lehigh region
Lii/.croe,
9,970
7,987
.'
30.018
3.140
518
78
ao
so
456
»08
14,8fe
8,151
.
HorBepowcr.
steun-
eniplovfd.
a,lJl
1,4:10
11,319
9,284
9,468
19:1
;
many months
for
continued to sustain,
not to increase, the de-
if
:nand for the whole production of the factories at rising prices, and
with only a partial reduction of profits to the end of the year the
general result being an amount of business never before known.
;
Total
We
(«,g»7
66,780
1.503
The prominent points of contrast between the beginning of 1871,
and the beginning of 1870 and 1872, may be thus stated In 1871 we
nearly 40 per cent, larger than
that machinery and labor-sjviiig appliances are to some were in the midst of a large crop,
the preceding one now we have a " short crop," generally sup"
extent taking the place of human labor.
Thus it appears posed to
be 20 to 25 per cent, less than the last one, and by some
that although the aggregate product of 1871 was so nearly
estimated still smaller. In January, 1871, the market opened in
equal to that of the year before, still in Schuylkill there New York at 15-1- cents for middling uplands in 1870, the price
were about 4,000 men partly employed, and about was 25i cents in 1872, 20i cents— a decline of nearly 40 per cent,
3,500 were either idle or had lefl the region in 1871. to 1871, and then an advance of 33 per cent, to January, 1872. By
in each year, the contrast was still wider in 1870,
In Northumberland, Columbia and Dauphin Counties, there February 6,
cents; in 1871, 15i cents (a fall of 39 per cent.) 1872, 23i
were abont 1,050 men partly employed, and about 350 35i
cents (a rise of 52 per cent.). A year ago we noted the effect of
were idle or had lefk the region. In Luzerne seven mine- cheaper cotton in producing " heavier and more substantial fabrics
locomotives and in the Lehigh region five mine-locomotives in England, suited to the home and Continental demand, requiring
were useil.
the consumption of more cotton to the spindle and in the aggrehave no comparative statements of the corresponding
figures for jirevious years.
There
is,
however, an indication
:
;
;
;
;
;
Of
course the improvements
here hinted
before
at,
fome of
in
labor-saving machinery,
some years must e'apse
become remunerative. What is and
are very costly, and
thein will
the real outlay of capital invested in machinery and steamengines,
Dearer cotton is
In January, 1872, this was reversed.
extending relatively the production of finer fabrics, which now
afford the better profits, and require less " cotton to the spindle
gate."
we have but few means
in the aggregate," and the advance of 1^. in the price of
cotton in Liverpool since the Ist of January will have further
Of the whole consumption of cotton in
effect in this direction.
In the
knowing.
of
any other appliances for ascertaining these and Great Britain, the per cent, of American was, in 1869, 42 in 1870,
forbidden
other analogous facts our Statistical Bureau at Washington 59, and in 1871, 65i per cent, (in pounds). Except when
by the high price, American cotton is used in preference and most
would do well to give a little attention to tliis subject. One
absence
of
;
profitably.
part of the
facilities for
the coal business, the railroads and
canals, built expressly for
the anthracite coal trafSc, are
valued with thsir equipment and investments in the coal
regions at from 350 to 400 millions, without reckoning the
At 10 per cent the annual returns on this
would be 35 to 40 millions of dollars, or more than
cost of land.
capital
When
cheap, there
it is
lavish use, with a view to
is
the largest production of goods. This was the case in 1871, but cannot be in 1872, at the present high prices. Now every economy of
use will be put into practice. Egyptian cotton is already substituted
a considerable extent for American in the finer counts of yam,
and Surat is substituted in the coarser yarns and fabrics. In 1871,
there was, after the Spring, moral certainty of advancing prices
to
and a healthy trade in 1872, there is at least a probability of
declining prices, which, when starting from a high point, with
markets fully stocked or over-stocked with goods, is always
;
two
dollars a ton
upon
all
the coal at present sent to market.
If these estimates of capital are not greatly overvalued the
doubtless
is
as we have hinted, that the
which have cost so much look forward to the
future inevitable growth of the coal trade to 50 or 60 mil-
explanation
facilities
lion tons a year,
worked by
its
and are much loo large to be adequately
present small aggregate of 15 millions.
COTTON— 1S71
.i'VD
1872— RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT.
The year 1871 was one of the most remarkable in the history of
the cotton trade and manufacture. To the manufacturing industry it was the most proaperous year known, regarded in the extent
and profit of the business done. To dealers engaged in the transfer of cutton from the producer to the consumer,
it
was highly
profitable after tlie Spring trade, in spite of a constant adverse
year
To the producers of
cotton
it
was a profitable
for, notwithstanding tlie low prices obtained for the first
three quarters of the crop of 1870, the fourth (juarter bore a good
price, making a fair average for the portion sold in 1871, and the
;
abundance
ol
that crop gave
it
or nearly the average of the
;
the course of prices will be in 1872 U
Estimate or opinion in regard to it is of
no value beyond the mind forming it. The merchant, the planter,
and the manufacturer will be interested in such statistical facts
ward
an aggregate value of $263,000,000,
as
What
downward.
for the future to disclose.
as
[Communleated]
relation of markets.
attended by a reduced and unsatisfactory trade.
In 1870 there was a decline in cotton, almost Jregular and continuous from the beginning to the end of the year in 1871 there
were fluctuations of price after April, though twice as much up-
may
be presented,
if
they cover fairly the whole
field of facte.
shows the comparative prices at special
MiddUng
dates in 1870, 1871. and 1872, being the quotations for
Upland Cotton in New York and Liverpool
The following
table
—
,
January
"
12
FebrnaryU
March
April
1.
1870.
pence.
eta.
SSJ<
25
1
38
10
80
81
May
»
.luly
8
August 15
8ept'berl6
S5H
33U
M>tf
MX
MX
M
J0«
MH
MX
30
October
1«X
5
1«X
.
—
.
1871.
ets.
,
,
pence
n%
ii?<
UK
IBX
15X
S^
*H
TX
llAi
151i
11
\*K
15
1671
pence.
.
1H
T«
lOTi
—
eta.
MX
«
;!!<
IIX
iOTi
sx
»\
9H
S\
8H
9%
KH
UK
U
«1V
18X
n%
\9}i
»H
lex
Wi
10
lOX
**
•IH
9«
S"
X?
•X
»«
four crops preceding it then the
IIX
Nov'mb'rS
X*
10
15
diminution of the crop of 1871 (nearly half of which enters into Dcc'ber 15
8X
New York. 4^
from April to July, 1871, was In
the calendar year) is on the other hand compensated by such
The advance
from February 6, 1871, to
; and
better price that its aggregate will equal or exceed the average of per ce?>t in Liverpool, 28 per eent.
;
:
;
;
.
THE CHRONICLE
240
February
6,
1873,
it
was, lu
New
York, 53 per cent.
;
upon proportion of the crop thus
Later in the season the basis becomes fairer.
In the last four years the crop has averaged 3,090,300 bales,
(including Southern consumption.) In the same four years there
were received, after February 23, in the average, 897,000 bales.
Adding this quantity to this year's receipts, up to February 32,
early in the season, based
in Liverpool,
received.
51 per cent.
spftculative character of the cotton business during the
fact that, daring the whole pe-
The
twelvemonth appears in the
last
the leading cotton market of the world,
were relatively cheaper than in our ports, at even date. There
was consequently a "margin" against the exporter, varying
from fd. to lid. per pound, when the transaction paid a commisriod, prices at Liverpool,
and withdrawing the Southern consumption, say 105,000 bales,
the crop would be 3,402,000 bales.
Counting in the " overland " cotton last year and this year, the
sion at Liverpool. Whatever profit was made in the business
came by the advance in price at Liverpool subsequent to the
receipts to date are 18 per cent, short of those of last year.
Ihe
same ratio to August 31 would make the crop 3.569,000 bales.
The receipts are 9 per cent, more than in 1870 to same date, and
in that ratio the crop would be 3.404,000 bales.
be observed that, duiing 1871, the relation of
prices at New York and Liverpool was quite constant. Notwithstanding tlie fact that prices nearest the planter were dearest,
shipment.
It will
and nearest the manufacturer were cheapest,
relatively, at
of practical importance.
Usually, a forestalling
demand
pre-
whether of cotton or of gooas, so long as
there is prospect of further rise. At some point it stops. It always comes upon the prospect of cheaper cotton, promising
vails with rising prices,
cheaper poods.
be what
is
The present outlook
is
to determine as near
Take one more form
any
given date, the trade in cotton has been fairly profitable since
V> hat would
April, because of this general advance in price.
have been the extent of the loss had anything occurred to
reverse the tendency .'of prices upon shipments started in the face
of 1 cent or id. adverse price, is now a matter of speculative inquiry. Under the changed circumstances of this year, it may be
may
[February 24, 18? 2.
as
that point of arrest, since from that point pur-
want, cease, and accumulation begins;
to be relieved afterward, only as cheapness renews activity.
The production and disposition of cotton goods in Great Britain
in 1871 should be considered in this retrospect of that year.
fihases, in anticipation of
The total production of cotton goods and yarns in Great Britain
during 1871 was in weight 1,072,8.50,000 lbs., value £101,957,000,
of which was exported 873,000,000 lbs., £78,437,000; estimated
home consumption, 185,000,000 lbs., £23,520,000. The same during 1870 were Total production 942,400,000 lbs., value £93,145,-
;
The receipts at ports to February 2J are
"'
The receipts at mills (overland) are about
The stock at the seven larger inland markets Is
The slock in other inland markets and stations is festimated)
The takings for Southern consumption to Feb. 22 (estimated).
'
Total to Feb.
dellTered from plantations
S-J,
From many
sections the crop
2 170 000 bales
'sjo'oOO bales
'
'
'.
bales
44'ooo bales
SO^OOO bales
gfi'ooo
..8,610,000 bales
reported nearly all in. Yet,
from the same sections, very respectable quantities are reported
still to be received.
From the Arkansas River and other localities
only a small part of the crop has yet moved because of low water
nor is it likely to move until the March freshets from the melting
is
;
snow
Can any one doubt that there are yet
in the mountains.
be received
650,(K)0 bales to
froTi plantations?
If there is that
quantity, then the crop will be 3,260,000 bales. This season
may be exceptional to the proportional movement of the several
crops since 1866;
therefore, each reader should apply his own
reasoning and correction to the foregoing calculations, which, as
they stand seem to justify and estimate that the crop is 3,350,000
bales or more.
Our home factories took from the crop of
more than they consumed, or about 1,100,000
1870, 80,000 bales
bales in
the
all,
consumption being 1,020,000 bales. This year their consumption
000 exported, 802,300,000 lbs., £76,095,000 estimated home con- will be larger, probably 1,125,000 bales. North and South. If
sumption, 140,160,0001bs., £17,050,000.
there shall be in the Summer good promise of a large crop, and
This comparison shows a large increase in the home consump- of lower prices in the Autumn, they will run their stocks to a low
tion, both absolute and relative— a highly favorable feature in
point, as in 1870, carrying no unnecessary surplus. To run full
tlie year's business, indicating both cheapness of goods and better
up to new cotton, say September 30, they need not, therefore, take
ability among the labor classes who are the principal consumers much more cotton from thj crop of 1871 than they did from that
of those fabrics.
of 1870, and their total takings are not likely to exceed 1,050,000
The British exports of piece goods in 1870 and 1871 compare bb bales.
:
;
;
follows:
1870.
Number
of
yards
1871.
3,267,000,000
3,410.900,000
£53,300,000
Total value
£53,600^000
If our crop shall prove to be
and wc retain for home nse
and for stock iu ports, August
increaee of only A.i per cent, in quantity, and .5 (or
i of 1) per
value, showing a diminished export value per
yard.
Notwithstanding this slight increase in the exports, the
markets
of the East, in India and China, are excessively
oversupplied
with cotton goods, and we are told that for some time
past they
could be bought in those markets for less than the current
prices
in Manchester.
On the other hand, down to the end of January
there
was no indication of stopping
spindles,
or lack of fair
no abatement in the demand for export goods
at ManWere it not for the obstruction of high price—to be felt
sooner or later—the trade might
go on without reduction. The
profit
;
Chester.
conditions are inconsistent, the relation
unsafe, when the escape
from loss depends upon a rise of prices
in markets already glutted
with
much
cheaper goods.
This
Annual Review
pre*ent higJi ramje «/;>n-T«, than has been
supposed, if the supply
of all cotton is as great and the surplus at
the end of the year is to
be as large as is shown by the best
statisticians in Europe.
In
the followirg figures, it is attempted to present
the
&
grounds
for estimating the
1&W-7
American crop of 1871. During the five years,
to 1860-1, the portion of the crop receive! up
to February
28 (twenty-five weeks) was 73 per cent, in commin average. In
the
five years since the war (1860-7 to 1870-1). the
portion for the
Knme periof!, (including the proper portion of " overland " cotton
direct to mills) lias averaged 74 per cent. The
receipts to the
^nmc date this year, also including the " overland," are 2,400,000
liales.
If this quantity is 74 per cent., Ihe whole crop is
3,255,000
bales, besides
Southern consumption, or say 3,330,000 bales in
against 4,352,000 bales last year.
movement of the crop
is
ground
all,
In the a-celtrated or retarded'
for distrusting all estimates
made
2,250,000 bales,
of the Cotton
Co., of Liverpool,
The following statistics are copied from that "Review" as a better
and more comprehensive exhibit of the cotton business in Europe
during 1871, and of the probable supply and consumption of
cotton for 1872 than anything that could be prepared from original
data here.
The reader can
American cotton
to
correct the single item of siipply of
Europe by 100,000 bales to conform
estimate above, or at discretion.
&
me
A
to
my
careful examination of the
to the opinion that Messrs. Ellison, Tibbits
have under-estimated the "probable import" from India
and other countries, and have over-estimated the consumption
in Europe for 1873, to an extent several times exceeding in
their aggregate the over-estimate in the import of American
Co.,
cotton,
if,
indeed, that estimate proves to be at
,
fairest
"
Trade for 1871," by Messrs.
published in January, bears
evidence of most careful preparation, surpassing any similar work
in that respect, and in the completeness of its statistical tables.
Ellison, Tibbits
evidences leads
There has been much diversity of opinion
in regard to the
extent of our cotton crop of
1871, an important item in the calculationsof all who deal in cotton, though
the difference between the
two extremes of opinion may be found of
less importance, at the
1,100,000
intended as an estimate of the minima of both crop and
is
export.
The "
"
60,000—
The quantity exported maybe
out of the crop of 1871-2.
An
cent, in
8,350,000 bales,
1,0.50,000
81
" The deliveries for
all
I— FOn CHEAT BRITAIN, 1871.
home consnmption have amounted
excessive.
to 3,214,780 bales,
but as the trade hold 103 000 bales more at the end than at the beginning of
the year, the actnal consumption has reacliud only 3 114,780 bales, or 59,900 per
week, as
is
shown
in the following statement;
Slockheldby spinners
1st
Total supply
Export during the year
Stnckhclrt by spinners 31 8t ecember
Stock in the ports 3181 December
I
Total deduction
Leaving lor actiml consumption
Bales.
100,000
44S,990
4,405,420
1,679,652,720
4,952,410
January
Stock in the ports Ist January.
Import during the year
1,88.5,73 1,080
910,330
SOO.OdO
S.^V.iiKl.llO
727,."!00
96a,855,3iU
lbs.
39,9]«,000
ll)6,2«.\9()0
7!l,niJ,000
],M7,630
(i78,479,430
8,114,780
1,205, (.'ASrO
-which compares as follows with the flpnres of the prece-ling nine years
.
:
.
February 24,
THE (^HRONICLR
l.i72.1
24\
=p
ItalM.
Ibi.
Baleii.
1,071,769.780
ma""
718,'«.'ii;ooo
a.6w.4ao
9TO.ni'i.nvt
18M.;;!
1,'59«;400
a, 801.940
wo,
1 'J r, too
nSl,M7,50(l
I86S....
180S....
1.303 500
1,185,500
S«l,196.000
478,445,000
449,881,000
».7»7,OI10
18W....
18(8....
1887. ..
. .
8, set, 498
(The Import
Arut ilitA
w«s
1870wa»
do
do
lncr««»f of 57 « per coni, or
iu coiisimipllou
While the tncreaac
waa
ftflO Till
000
'
staled to be
330 Ibn, which would eWe to 84,000,000
n
earh in a year of very low prlcen, lavish uiie in
heavier yarn.n and goods, and great ])rofits.
Assuming that the whole spinning capacity— lay 30,100,000
''STS-JS-IS '»'
"
to Great BrIUilii In 1871
do
An
i
9
i'm^3D
1,90S,4W,1S0
1870.
lb«.
lAMil
3,114,780
1871....
1,»15,3»7,780
8m,IS4.990 Ihg.
133,085 470 Iba.
lifi per cent, or.,
)
II.— FOB ALL auRorc, 1871.
I,g. »tnp1i'S.
TeUl.
4,105.0(10
259,000
920,000
499,000
1,495,000
376,0UI
1,419.000
151,000
8.038,000
581,000
American. E. Indian.
"Direct Import to Oreat
do
do
thu
(-'oittiiK'iii.
a,«49.00O
805,000
I.S8fi,000
3,114,000
154.000
Brllftin
1,033,000
1 .9(),'5,4.5.'i
'
'
i'I>lndlBS S.IJ lbs.
—
ahall he employed in 1872, and allowing to the spiDdle
a quantity of cotton consistent with the higher price, the finer
yarns, and the reduced iirofits, say 34i lbs., as in 1870, the total
requirement tor Ureat Brilnin would be i,2l,'),4.'iO,000 lbs. cotton.
spindleg
A
statement of the present eonmiming poicer of eaeh emmtry on
Review," from the best sources
of information.
It gives the following aggregates
18,.'580,()00
spindles, consuming'l:i.7 lbs. per spindle, a total of 802,010,000 lbs.,
the Continent is also given in the "
:
Total
Stock
lni|>ort
in portt* IdlJanuary
.'!70 ll)s. cotton each.
Nothing to the conproper to assume that these are all spinning
December
spindles that they represent the whole spinning capacity at the
5,580,000
1,363,000
1,314,000
Deliveriea
3,004,000
beginning of 1872, and that all were in full work during 1871.
3.31.5,000
797,000
530,000
Of which to Great Brluln
1.888,000
Should they be increased during the year to 19,000,000 (average)
2,:)(i5,000
565.000
684,000
do
do rontinent
1,116,000
and all be worked with an economy suited to the enhanced price
61,800
15.300
10,300
Average per week— Oreat Britain.
36,300
45,600
10,900
13,100
do
do
Continent
31,500
of cotton, say at 43 lbs. per spindle, they will require 837,000,000
Add to this the full requirement for Oreat Britain,
lbs
107,300
36,300
33,300
Total
57,800
The weekly averaKc-s in the last three years, and in 1860, in bale» of the 1,84.5,450,000 lbs., and we have the maximum consumption of all
Europe, 2,082,452,000 lbs.
uniform weight of 400 ibs. each, were «» fiillows
18'i9.
1800.
1870
1871.
If from the probable supply to all Europe, as estimated in the
51,378
Great Britain
45,970
61,870
69,971
7,90-.
11.B78
ia,%7 " Review," wo deduct for a possible over-estimate of the American
France
8,899
8,4.33
(lermanyaad Holland.
10.302
9,471
11,447
portion, 10l),000 bales (40,800,000 lbs.) that supply will stand
10.600
13,110
Rest of Continent.
I8,M8
11,144
2,443,035,000 lbs. Full consumption of all Europe, 2,082,4.50,000 lbs.
88,687
ToUl.
77,750
80,390
101,865
Surplus 31st December, 1873, 3C0,.585,000 lbs., equal to 975,000
III.— FOR ALL BUBOPK— ESTIMATK OP SirPLY FOB 1873.
'•
From America we shall probably receive 9,a'X).000 bales. This estimate is bale.-* of 370 lbs. each.
In its tabular statemenia the " Review" has made but 300,000
baaed npnn the supposition tliat the commercial crop (excluding Southern
consumption) will not exceed 3,300,000 bales, and is arrived at as follows
bales diflerence between the deliveriea to spinners and the actual
bales.
consumption in all Europe. The eflFect of this is to add only
Recelpta at the ports and overland
",.S1IO,0(X)
300,000 bales to the usual stock held by spinners at the end of the
(Deduct) received to December S8th
1,358,000
year. It was prudent to err in the direction of too small an estiTo receive
1,943,000
Stock In American ports and afloat for Europe at the end
mate of that difference, if to err at all. But there is a concurofDecember
840,000
rence of all the best statistical authorities to show that on the
3,782,000
To receive of new crop, against 1,358,000 bales last year
1,800,000
31st of December the increase of surplus was nearly or quite
Total supply
4,383,000
500,000 bales in all Kurop?, having been increased from October 1,
Less American consumption
1,000,000
by more than 100,000 bales. This fact, if it be one, is pregnant
3 383,000
with warning, for its effect is to reduce the stated consumption of
Less stock in American ports and afloat for Europe end ofDecember,
1873, against 807,000 iu 1871
932.000
1871 by 200,000 bales, and with it correspondingly the require-
or 2,l'i7,070 bales of
Total »«npply.
Stock in porta Slat
3,iti8.000
3114.000
1,570,000
308,000
1,771,000
557,000
6,609,000
1,039,000
trary appearing,
it is
;
:
Probable
(My
Europe
wonld change this
lL->port into
in 1873
2,350,000
result by 50.000 in crop
consumption, reducing it to 3,250,000 bales)."
flgnres
American
and
50,000 bales In
Prom India we shall get about the same as last year— say 1,.'500,000.
The Brazils will furul^li, say 800,000. Egypt, Turkey, &c., will give, say
A rccapitnlation of the
500,000, and the West Indies, &c., say 340,000 bales.
preceding (Iguros gives the following result in bales and pounds:
Total
Probable
Stocks
aupniy.
import,
In Europe,
bales.
Total
weight,
bales.
2,350,000
bales.
3,787.000
1,330,706,000
SIIXI.DOI)
1139,000
5911,000
l.'>4,9i5,000
389,5.')0.000
lbs.
American
4.17.000
Brazilian
139.000
99,000
49,000
606,000
500.000
340.000
1,500,000
S89.0OO
3,106,000
62,431.000
779,230,000
1,830,000
5,890,000
6,730,000
3,488,8.35,000
Egyptian,
Ac
weat Indian, Ac.
East Indian
TeUl
"This supply will be amply suBlclent to keep every spindle in Europe in
full employment throughout the year, and still leave 423,835,000 lbs., or
1,143,000 bales of 310 lbs. each on hand at the close of December, against
1,310,000 at the close of 1871, and 581,000 at tlie end of 1870. The stocks in the
porta will, in all probability, be as large as those now on hand but spinners
especially those of France, Rnssia, and Germiny, will have less than they do
now for, with a fair crop iu America, tiie tendency of values will be downward, and consumers will work up nearly the whole of their surplus stocks."
;
:
ment
and
for 1872,
to
add 200,000 bales (now
invisible) to the
supply for 1872.
The truth of the largest estimate of invisible supply is not
important in turning the scale between deficiency and surpluafor as to the moral certainty of a large surplus, much larger than
It will bo important, if it is to
in 1860, there can be no doubt.
swell that surplus lo an amount larger than that of December,
1871.
All the foregoing statistics for 1872
k.re
predicated upon
an unchecked consumption by the entire spiniing power of the
world.
Whatever the
actual shall
come short
of this will be
added to the surplus supply of raw cotton.
At some time, probably not distant, the spinners of Europe,
seeing the want of wisdom in further advancing the price of cotton
upon themselves,
invisible stock
they can run
consumption.
European
—
power their surplus, or
With that stock in hand
many weeks, buying only half their weekly
will use their reserve
—to protect themselves.
full
Men seldom
fail
to use such a.power.
When
the
s|)inners adopt that course, they will see, or think they
They may wait for the
see, cheaper cotton not far iu the future.
The valuable matter contained in the above will justify these rei)ort of the planting of the next crop, and their course may
extensive quotations. The " Ueviow " also presents a compara- depend on that report.
tive statement of the number of spindles in Great Britain at vaThere seems to be entire unanimity of opinion North and
rious periods in the last twenty-five years. This in defective, as South, at home and abroad, that the next planting will be
including the doubling spindles (because not known st'parately immensely large one. The reasons for the opinion are patent to
and as exhibiting all, and need not to be rehearsed. It is, however, well to re.
for some years,) which consume no taw cotton
the full spinning capacity in each year, without regard to the member that the cotton crop in ita out-turn is not always nor
spindles standing idle — in gome .veara a large number. We have altogether proportioned to the area planted. It is more dependthe official report l>y the Inspectors of Factories, of tlie number o/ ent upon the character of the season throughout. A successful
w
;
—
»pinning spindle) riiuniiig at the close of 1S70 say Ija.O.IOiOOO. A
computation, made apparently with care, of the number tf old
spindles started up, and of new spindles erected, makes the increase in Oreat Uritain o.OOO.OOO for the year, under the impulse
of extension given by cheap cotton and good profits.
Of that ad-
probably the greater part, tay l.O.IO ,000 should be added
to the 82,050,000 to make the average itwmheT ruiininr/ during
1871, 34.000,000. The remaining l.CW.OOO of the year's iucrea.se.
and perliaiM as many more, should be added to make the average
number of spindles 3G, 10,1,000 that ckh be worked in 1873, if
dition,
business calls for the full capacity.
The
total
consumption of cotton iu Ureal Britain,
in 1871,
waa
good and even stand obtained
ouce well cleared of the grass, will not fail to
carry to every mind strong assurajico of an abundant crop; and
this may all occur by the end of May.
Last year, seeing a general disposition to counsel a reduced
cotton planting, because prices were low, my February paper
urged planters to secure, first, ample food crops, and
then put in all the cotton they could handle— for the
planting, in favorable weather, a
early,
and the
fields
In my reports
chance of a short yield and higher prices.
February in previous years, when prices were high, there wag
of
for subsistence,
as urgent counsel to plant largely of crops
again comparacotton for profit. Now prices of cotton are
then
—
—
—
.
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:
THE CHRONICLE.
242
tively high, and corn cheap. The temptation will be strong to
neglect food crops, and put all or nearly all the land in cott.on.
So once more I would remind the producers of cotton that the
price this year in pels every cotton growing country to produce all
may be a
Let
be dear next winter.
secure his own independence, then he will not be
his cotton at the lowest points of price for supplies,
can
it
that the selling price of this crop
;
that corn and bread
U
at his
own good
may
low one
and
;
every planter
forced to sell
but
may
hold
pleasure.
If the crop of 1871-2 proves to be 3,350,000 bales it will have
produced, in selling value to the South, about 275 million dollars,
thus in its aggregate value holdirg a high place among the
B- F. N.
crops of the last five years.
m THE REDEEliNi.' AGENTS UF [VATIOXAL BA.VRS
The following are the changes in the Redeeming Agents of
CIFANGBS
National Banks since the 15th of February, 1872. These weekly
changes are furnished by, and published in accordance with, an
arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency
:
NAMS or BANK.
BEDSKMINO AGENT.
The Downingtown The Central National Bank
Peuneylvania
Downingtown
National Bank.
.
of Philadelphia, approved in place of the
Bank of the Republic,
Philadelphia.
..
National
New Hampshire— iThe
Littleton |Na. The National Bank of Redemption,
tioualBank.. ..
Boston, approved.
iThc Citizens' Na- jThe American National Bank of
tional Bank
Detroit, approved as an additional
redemption agent.
The Kentncky Na- The Mercantile National Bank of New
tional Bank
York, approved.
The First National iThe Central National Bank of New
Bank. ...
York, approved.
The National Bank The Fourth National Bank of New
of Piedmont
York, approved.
The First National The Fourth National Bank of St. Louis,
Bank.
approved as an additional agent.
The Second Nation- The Cook County National Bank of
al Bank
Chicago, approved.
The National Union' The Importers' and Traders' National
Bank
Bank of New York, approved in
place of the Central National Bank
of New York.
Littleton
'
I
Michigan—
Flint.
I
Kentncky—
Louisville
I
Ohio-
i
Plymouth
West
•
I
Virginia
Piedmont
Kansas Emporia
I
Illinois
Aurora
I
Massachusetts
Fall River
I
the 15th instant,
the
is
only National Bank organized since
viz.
No.
!,940— The First National Bank of Clinton, Mo. Authorized capital, »50 OOO
paid in capital, fM.OOO. Wm. H. Cock, President; C. C. Jones
Cashier. ,\uthorized to commence business Feb. 21, 1872.
Official
in the evening enabled the country
on the following day freely
and in every quarter satisfaction was expressed at the moderate tone assumed. The country, however is
evidently siding more with the view taken by the Earl of Derby
that the Treaty can be erplained in two ways and that both
governments can claim that they are right. The misunderstanding is clearly of a serious character; but the English Government
are firm in their conviction that it was an understood thing that
indirect losses were to form no part of the American claim. On
both sides of the House, and consequently throughout the
country, it was believed that the arbitrators were to decide
upon certain direct claims, and that indirect claims should be
waived entirely. Unfortunately, the Prime Minister has in this
week's debate, shown considerable temper, and has been greatly
irritated by the American statement.
He holds fast to his argument that the Americans are wrong in fixing their meaning to
the Treaty and although the Liberals and Conservatives side
with him in the meaning which we attach to the Treaty, yet his
argument is condemned when he asserts that the United States
Government are entirely in the wrong. Our view of the Treaty
was BO fully explained in Parliament last year, that there can be
no mistake about it. In the Lords, when Lord Russell attacked
the Government for the concessions they had made in the Treaty
of Washington, Lord Granville replied, " True, we have made
those concessions, and we are about to vindicate these concession
We believe that they are wise and politic but you quite forget
the greater concessions made by the Government of the United
States—you quite forget that they waived all those indirect and
constructive
claims
which
they formerly pressed upon
He further stated that " we have secured a limited
us."
area of defined claims, and we have given to the whole
proceedings a limited and defined character." And the Lord
Chancellor remarked that " we have given you a precise instruto discuss the subject,
;
;
;
•
(ffnglial)
IXema
KATES OF EVCHINGB AT LONOON, AND ON LONDON
AT LATEST DATES.
EXCHANGE AT LONDONFEBRUARY 9.
EXCHANGK ON LONDON.
LATEST
DATE.
. .
11.18>4@I1.19
3 months. a5.57>!;@25.62X
*'
il3. 9>i@;3.10
TIME.
Feb.
short.
short.
9.
.
Hamburg
Paris
Paris
•3
Vienna
RATE.
11.85
25.40
3moB.
short.
what
Feb.
11.57>i@11.62>i
6.24X@
9.
3mos.
6.25
Prankfort
'*
St. Petersburg
32>i@32Ji
Cadiz
?
4SX@48>i
Lisbon
90 days.
52«@62Ji
Milan
3 months. 27.80 (^27 85
''
Naples
New York....
Jamaica
short.
ui'.so
6.30>^
IISJT
3mos.
limited,
Havana
Valparaiso
Pernambnco
.
Singapore
Kong...
Ceylon
Hong
Madras
Calcutta
4*. Hd.
4s. 5d.-
i»
1
n
H
Bombay
Jan.
60 days.
Ufid.
90 days
109
28Ji
MX
24X
90 days.
Jan. 24.
fimos.
Feb.
6
per cent. dis.
1«.
60 days.
7.
g.
25®a5)i
SO days.
H per cent dis.
Feb.
3.
exactly
responsible for the acts
necessitate the question being shelved.
case,
it
would be a matter
Should such be the
for great regret, as
was generally
removed
to be
forever.
It would be unwise to judge of our feelings from the excitement which has been caused in the Stock Exchange bv the prospect that the whole negotiations are likely to be broken off, and
that the whole work will result in labor lost. The Stock Exchange is not altogether a true index of the position. Its members
meet every day to make money, and not to study politics, and, if
answers their purpose, exaggeration is far from being looked
fault.
It happens just at the present time that a large
speculation has been in progress for the rise, and as usual speculators have had far too much stock in their names than they can
Many
to sell,
of these weak holders have consequently been
and hence a strong impetus has been given to
the downward coarse of prices.
Outside the Stock Exchange
there has been a freedom from excitement, and the markets which
would be rapidly affected by troubles with the United States,
viz.,
cotton and corn,
have been calm.
The following were highest and lowest
prices of consols and
the principal American securities on each day of the week
is'.'id.
mos.
6 mos.
it
hoped that a long-standing grievance was about
Monday.lTuesd'y.lWedns'ylThnrsa.
2.
i.
Sydney
are
;
compelled
23.
12.
You know
is limited.
You
feels that so important a treaty should be drawn up in so loose a
manner, the people are in perfect accord as to what they are prepared to have submitted to arbitration and it is greatly regretted
that the view the American government has taken of the case
safely hold.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
of the treaty
will incur.
if you have not shown due diligence.
All is
and everything is definite." Annoyed as the country
!
j
F4b.'8.
Rio d« Janeiro
Bahla
you
upon as a
•
Genoa
risks
it
25.50
.
'*
Berlin
'*
25.50 @25.60
months. 25.8T>i-@a5.!2)i
The character
ment.
may
CatcBt illoiictarg anif dommercial
[February 24, 1872
of privateers alone,
Nenr National Banks,
The following
Amsterdam
Antwerp
:
.
ii'.iid.
Consols
U. S. 5-20' 8, 1881....
U.S.
U.
U.
IFrom our own correspondent.!
London, Saturday, Feb. 10.
™,
,
The misnnderstanding which has arisen
respecting the claim,
,
which are to be submitted to the
arbitrators at Geneva has been
the cause of great excitement
this weeic, and of considerable
anxiety. The opening of
Parliament was looked forward to with
more than the usual interest, as
Ministers were expected to make
Bome statement as to the causes
which have brought about the
present state of affairs. The
observation in the Royal speech on
the question of the Washington
Treaty that " a friendly commu-
5-20'6, 1882....
S. 5-20'e, 1885....
S. 5-20's, 1887. .
U.S. 5's,lo74
U.S. Funded,
.
9SX-9a%!92>?-92«i92
Wa-'MXm
-91
1%
-92Jf 913^-92
-97
95 -!IT
92>s-92>i92K-92«,92K-92>il91>i-9J
91 -92
92%-9a?i 32X-93
923i-93>»'
mX-9Sii^%-9lX
90
-92
190
-92
92%'-92Jil91?,--92
!90
-92
|90
-92
I
Friday.
I
9)K-92
Satnr.
91J4-92K
-97
|93
-....
91K-91%|91
-9\X
lOri
I91X-92
91Jf-91?i,
.9)«-91K 91«-91«,
,90
l90
-92
-92
1881... |89j4-89Ji ,WiX-«i% |89?i-89Ji; l87)i-88
|87«-S8>i,87K-88K
U. S. 10-40'8, 1901.... |91X-915i»l>^-91>^l91 -91X87>f-89
!89X-.
!69.!i-89>i
Atlantic & Gt. West,
lo
consol'dmort. bd's 37
.;37 -38 38)^-37>i 82Ji-34 32 -34 35X-....
Erie shares ($100)... 28^-29X28 -28si 28^-27
26 -2:iC 27',--27X
253i-27
Illinois shares ($100). 107X-8Xil07>4-108!l07X-...|l06 -107
I105-106X 107X-...
.
.
The misunderstanding respecting the Washington Treaty has
had an important effect in checking the introduction of new companies. Only one prospectus has appeared this week and until
something definite has transpired in reference to the Alabama
;
claims, it is not anticipated that new undertakings will
meet with
made to the Government of the United States" much
success. In the money market there has also been more
caused at first some dissatisfaction
fronf its meagreness; but the quietness, but
the rates of discount have not materially changed
explanations of the Government in
the two Houses of Parliament For the present,
nication had been
this
market
is
likely to be kept quiet, as th
:.
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:
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:
:
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THE CHRONICLE.
February 24, 1872.]
The following
exdting uncertainty checks freah enterprise.
LonAon Prod-uee and
are
and linseed
unchanged.
the quotations
Per cent.
Por cont
Bankrat*
Op«n-markpt ratca
and «0 divK' htlli
s
4
M
S months' bflli
montha' bank
htlli
MH
3
6 months' bniikhlllH.
8)^98)4
4 nnd 6 moiitha' ti'iide bllU. iHWi
i\aVi
are the rates of Interest allowed
by the
Linseed
Bank Open
£
«.
.37
Frl.
8
£
d.
«3
63
«80
3S
97
87 lOo
33 15
35
15
10
97
37 10
33 15
97
87 10
83 15
97
37 10
33 15
33 15
s.d.
8
10
—
Bank Open
against ij!? ,500.47.5 last week, and $9,596,123 the previous week.
The exports are $4,089,230 this week, against $4,039,357 last week
and $.'),308,173 the previous week. Tlio exports of cotton the
past week were 11,789 balt.'S, against 7,898 lialea last week.
Tlie following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) Feb. 1(J, and for the week ending (for general merchandise) Feb. 17.
rOBBlOH IHPORTS XT HIW TORK FOB TBS WBES.
market
rate,
Lisbon and Oporto
SU
7
7
7
5
Petersburt'
Brussels
Turin, Florence
3K
3X
Frankfort
Thur.
Ill
d.
8
Impohts and KXP0UT3 for tub Wbbk. The imports thi»
week show ii decrease in dry goods and an increase in general
merchandise. The total imports amount to $7,31!),i{39 this week,
per cent, per cent.
5X-0
Vienna and Trieste ...
C'lidii and Bar
».
10
AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
COMVIBIICIAL
at the leading Continental cities are
Berlin
8
03
35
87
10
ton 33 10
i
rate, market,
por cent, per cent
Amsterdam
HamburK
6
£
s.d.
price*
a
aa follows
Piiris
«
10
elosea Bd.
other
;
Wed.
Tues.
8
linseed
Friday
last
35
.35
.37
oil
—Calcatla
£
d.
s.
A2
6
iff
Whaleoll
Percent,
money
10
62
Sperm oil
Joint stock banks
Discount houses at call
Discount houaea with T days' notice
Olsaouut houses with 14 days' notice...
quotations for
£
8
Lini-cod (Calcutta)...
Su({:ir(.No.l21)'chstd)
on spot, IP cwt
:
Mon.
Sat.
s.d.
Lins'dc'ke(olil).f)ln IV
joint
Oil Marhett.
higher than
Ss.
.
stock banks and discount bouses (or deposits
The
oil
£
*}i^--
The following
2r6
S
Rome
Antwerp
Bremen
Uadrid,
7-8
and
3
Leipzig
4X
During the recent panic. United States (iovernment securities
1870.
1871.
1872.
1869.
$2,«6:i,591
$2,387,4.38
$2,057,682
$2,864,566
and also railway stocks were largely bought on orders from New Dry Koods
4,3415.56
2,146, 7H1
4.454,783
1,887,063
General merchandise...
York as well as from Germany. The decUno at one time was
$4..Vi4,199
$7,00.5,147
$7,319,339
$3,944 747
Total for the week.
considerable, the funded loan being down to 87^.
26,670,820
3;i,21 1,701
46.990,599
22,212,302
Previously reported....
The weather has continued very mild, but very little rain has
$40,216,851
$5»..309,938
$31,205,019
$29,157,109
Since Jan. 1
fallen this week, and consequently farm work is making rapid
In our report of the dry goods trade will be found theimportsof
progress. There is still the danger, however, that late frosts will dry goods for one week later.
severely check the forward state of vegetation. The wheat plant
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
looks healthy on light and all well-drained land.
The public Bales of colonial wool were commenced on Thurs' February 30 EXPORTS rROM NEW TORK FOB THB WBBK.
day, and will continue in progress until the 2d of March. The
1871.
1872.
1870.
1869.
$4,6.58,414
$4,0>'9,S30
}a,'2.;i,I73
$3,2(18.786
For the week
attendance of both homo and foreign buyers has been very large
2ii,66o,571
20,.3Sf,115
28,423,001
30,349,677
Previously reported..
and the biddings extremely animated. The advance on Novem
$a5,008,091
$.32,512,231
$23,592,001
$23,926,744
Since Jan. 1
ber prices appears to be about 10 per cent, on the average. The
The following will show the oxiior's of specie from the port of
arrivals are
New York for the week ending February 17, 1873
celonu
.
.
:
Sydney and Queensland
14,793 bales
50,109 bales
Port Philip
Van Uiemen's Land
Adelaide
New Zealand
442 bales
82,730 bales
bales
22,583 bales
2,1)17
Cape
ToUl
113,244 bales
Of this quantity about 5,300 bales have been forwarded to the
Continent, Yorkshire, and America.
EURllsh market Ueportai— Per Cable.
The daily closing quotations in tlio markets of London and Liverpool for the i)ast week have been reported by submarine telegraph,
as shown in the following summary
LmuUm Money and Stock Market. American securities close
—
at lower prices than last Friday.
Consols for money
"
account
v. S. ta (5-a0s,)186SI
"
" old, 1868
1887
U. 8.10-40S
New loan, 5s
The
fort
Tuee.
92Ji
9i%
92 Ji
92K
88>tf
89>i
Frl.
92%
wx
92«
91X
92«
92X
88X
88«
91X
91K
98X
9»K
88«
92
9»«
88X
Si\
Thur.
na
«X
^ii
i\\
Wed.
92K
Hon.
9S«
Sat.
'n}i
91X
91X
92
88
doubloons
Feb. 15-
—
Queen, La
Libertad— U. 8. silver
—
coin
Sat.
d.
s.
Flour (Western)
V bbl 46
Wlieat<No.2U'd\V'n.8p)«ctl 11
"
Red Winter),.... " 11
"
(C'aliforuia White) "
12
Com (W. m'd) new, ^ quarter 29
Barley(Canadian)....«bush 3
1
Uon.
d.
s.
11
9
a
12 6
29 »
8 8
2 10
8
Can.) .... * 45 B) 2 10
PeaacCanadiau)...)) Quarter 40
Tues.
d.
9
40
11
11
12
Wed.
Total since Jan.
Same time
1,
$154,730
1,620,313
$1,775,043
ISTC
Same time
in
1870....
1869
1868
9
6
29 6
8 8
2 10
40
d.
8.
U
26
11
11
9
11
11
29
6
6
3
8
12
2 10
40
d.
5,139,171
9,657,851
The imports of specie at this port during the past week have
been as follows:
Feb. 12— Str.
Morro
Castle,
Feb. 16— Str.
$1,788
Gold
Sat.
d.
Mon.
B.
d.
70
59
SS »
44 9
70
Tues
s.
d.
70
59
82
9
45
70
Wed.
s.
70
59
32
44
70
d.
12
6
29
3
3 8
2 10
40
Total since January
and an advance
60
SOD
|
$139,087
113,489
1,
$252,626
1872
|
$391,408
2,836.973
1.7.30,440
Same time
in
$280,987
1868
1867
181,879
1
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
11
11
12
9
5
28 9
3 8
2 10
40
Thur.
«.
32
44
70
Frl.
d.
d.
XUE NOKTHBRN
Are a combination of a
»
70
69
32
9
44
PACIFIC GOLD BONDS
first-class
Railroad Security with a Rea
1
Estate Mortgage upon property worth treble the issue of the
Their lauge and rapid bale, both at
Bonds.
servative
their absorption
moneyed
institutions,
nOMii:
a»d
by Savings Banks and other con-
show
at
once their popularity with
B.
the people and their nioii
6
9
70
The
rency.
Liverpool Produce Market. -The only changes in prices are a
decline of 3d. in tallow,
13,325
City,
Gold
120,464
Same timo In
Fri.
d.
3d. since
70
59
9
9
»
Crescent
Havana— Silver
3,200
Feb. 15— Str. Rising Star, As-
ABROAD, and
B.
Gold
I
Havana—Silvm
8.
last Friday.
mcBa)n.«tc. 70
Pork(Wn.pr.me8S)n.«bbl. 59
B3con.(Cum.cut)....l)cwt .32 9
"
Lard(AmTican) ...
45
Cheese(Amer'n One) "
70
$4,038,313
3,765,901
3,917,985
20
Market.— TiAcoa has declined
pr.
ir
1867
1866
1865
$5,481,227
4,380,860
1871...
quiet,
Thnr.
s.
26
26
5
6
market has ruled
8.
26
<fc
Lieerpool Provisions
—This
—
Total for the week
Previously reported
1870
1869
•r%
>Xi%
95 Ji
Liverpool Cotton JfarAj!.— See special report of cotton.
Liverpool Breadstufis U%rket.
3,300
Feb. 17— Str. City of Washington, Liverpool American gold coin
17,500
Feb. 17 Schr. James Brown,
Port an Prince ^Am.
1,200
sllvercoin
1,500
10,000
silver coin
Str. Ocean
1871
Frankfort
Beef (extra
$15,000
Total for
Previously reported
were
OatsfAm.
—
pinwaU-^Uver
the week
92
88
United States Os (1863) at Frank-
daily quotations for
States sliver coin
—
Feb. 15— Brig Oliver, Port an
Prince— United States
92?i
92
92
Feb. 16— Brig Spring Bird, Maracftibo
Am. gold
coin
106,230
Fcb. 13— Schr. Allio B. Dwyer,
Port Lemon— United
7 3-10
credit among
fin.vnci.al
mek.
and accrued interest in cur-
is PAR,
exempt from United States tax, bkar
PER cent, interest, PRINflP.M. AND INTEREBTPATABIiK
present selling price
They
are
of id. in refined petro"
IN GOLD.
leum.
Sat.
s.
Rosln(com.WUm.)...¥twt.
" (Inepale)
'•
26
Petrolenmrrellii«d)....981b
1
d.
(spirits)
Tallow(American)...)) cwt. 44
s.
d.
11
11
"
Hon.
1
11
3
6
1
3
B.
44
d.
1
44
Thur.
8.
11
28
6
11
11
44
Wed.
n
11
26
26
4^
Tttcs.
s. d.
i. B. d.
11
26
5
It
Q
I
Fri
26
5
1
41
JAY COOKE
B
11
11
44
exp«na*
All marketable securities received in exchange, without
to the investor, at their highest current price.
New
ic
CO.,
York, Philadelphia and Washinoton.
—
THE CHRONICLE.
244
JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY'S
FIRST MOKXGAGE SINKING FUND liANM GKANT
BONDS,
BBARINa EIGHT PER CENT.
(8 p. C.)
INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
FREE OF TAX,
And
in Denominations op $1,000, $500
and
$100,
can be obtained from the undersigned, or tlirough the principal
banks and bankers throughout the Uuited States.
The attractive features of tliese Securities are recognized in the
although they have been but a short time on the market,
they are nearly all absorbed, and but a small amount are now for
fact, that,
(February 24, 1872,
MR. CHARIiES
ST.
—
success in business
is
may
gence and integrity
HASS£.ER'S
T*".
an instance
of
what perseverance,
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
to them. His well-known advertisement " Railroad Bonds
Whether you wish to buy or sell, write to Charles W.
Hassler, No. 7 Wall street. New York," has attracted attenaccomplish.
tion iu all parts of the country,
and largely increased his busiWrite to" him if you wish anything in his line. From
Christian Union of Sept. dth, 1871, Henry Ward Beecher,
"
ness.
the
Editor.
sale.
They combine a
perfect security with a liberal rate of interest.
This interest account is made light for, and easily borne by, the
Company through the operation of the Sinking Fund created
from sales of the Company's land, which in many cases draw inThe security
terest at the rate of ten (10) per cent, per annum.
It^ FoK THE Safe and Satisfactory Investment of
Money, and Advantageous Exchange of Government
Bonds, we recommend the Six Per Cent Bonds of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Compai^y. Principal and
behind them is ample in every particular, as they constitute a first
and only mortgage on a trunk line of railroad which will soon
connect the city of St. Joseph, Mo., (an important railway centre),
with the Union Pacific Railroad at Port Kearney, materially
interest payable May and November.
Denominations $1,000, $500, $100, coupon or registered. Price
94 and accrued interest.
Also, the Central Pacific Six per Cent Bonds, interest
payable January and July, which we buy and sell at current
market price.
We buy and sell Government Securities, and execute orders at
the Stock Exchange.
We receive deposits and allow in'.erest at the rate of four per
cent on balances
make collections in all parts of the country
issue certificates of deposit, and do a general banking business.
shortening the distance between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
In addition to this, the bonds have a further security in the fact
that there is included in the Mortgage the Company's magnificent
Lands, amounting to 1,500,000 acres,
known
to be
The Mortgage indenture
in the United States.
among
the best
prohibits the sale
Four (4) Dollars per acre, and payable
under the Mortgage, for the clear and express
purpose of retiring these Bonds. The amount' thus realized exceeds the entire amount of Bonds which can be issued, and leaves
the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest at Eight Per
Cent., free of tax, payable February and August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal iu New York. The interest in eithor New York,
London or Frankfon-onthe-Main, at the option of the holder,
without notice, and in the gold currency of the country in which
they are presented. They are coupons or registered.
Trustees— Farmers' lioau and Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is 97.} and accrued iuterest in
cwrmjcy, from August 1.5, 1871. But they are receivable at par
and accrued interest in piiyraeut for lands sold by the Company
of these lands at less than
to the Trustees
The
right
is
reserved to advance the present selling price without
interest payable in gold
;
.
;
Habvey
A. S.
FISK & HATCH.
Fi8k.
Hatch.
5 Nassau street.
—MESSRS. WINSLOW, L.^NIER &
offer for sale
CO., No, 37 Pine Street
the First Mortgage 7 Per Cent. Gold Bonds of the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY,
free of
Government
and October, coupons
tax.
lutsrost payable in
New
York, April
registered.
236 miles of the road are now completed and running, earning
the interest on the whole issue, which is also secured by a Land
Grant of Eleven Hundred and
Land
t^ixly
Thousand
acres of
Lumber
Michigan, worth from Ten to Twelve Million Dollars.
The land is now selling rapidly at an average price
of $15 per acri', and the proceeds invested in the repurchase of
the Bonds.
in the Slate of
notice.
Maps,
circulars,
documenis and
full
information furnished on
application.
Though acting as agentu for the sale of this
and sell in their regular business the lands
loan, our
firm huy
of the St. Joseph arid
Denver City RaUroad Company, those of the Eastern
Bimdon eight
per cent. (8s), recently placed by xis at 97J, being
now quoted at
from lOli to 1031 and accrued interest.
TANNER &
Bankei-8, No. 11
Less than half a million of the whole issue of Eight Millions
remains unsold and the piice has been advanced to 96 per cent,
and accrued interest.
^\)t IJttukcrs'
DIVlnUNDS.
The following Dividends have hcen
CO.,
Wall
Chicago&Alton
)
32 Wall street, N. Y.
"f
Circular Notes and Letters of Credit
for travelers; also, Com
mercial Credits issued, available throughout
the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial
Bank of London] National
Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank of
Ireland and all their
branches.
Telegraphic Transfers of money on
Europe, San Francisco, and
the West Indies.
Deposit
accounts received in either Currency
or Coin, subject to
check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing-Houseas if drawn
upon any city^bank interest allowed
on all daily balances;
Certificates of Deposit issued,
bearing interest at current rate
Notes and Drafts collected.
;
•
and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWS, HABIC:HT &
11
Co.,
Old Broad Street. London.
are for only $18,500 per mile,
BOAD, which is DOING A LARGE
*or gale at 90 and accrued interest.
W.
B.
opon a finished
AND PROFITABLE
SHATTUCK &
No. 23 Nassau
j^HKN^
I
BoOM
BUSINESS.
CO., Bankers,
street.
New York.
Cl,OB.D.
'
pref
MiddleboroJt Tiiuntcm
Home
I
I
I
I
B
f>
I
%i
Mar.
|Mar.
Mar.
I
I
6.
,
6.
1.
Feb. 21 to Mar. 7.
Feb. 81 to Mar. 7.
I
miscellaneous.
Petroleum Compaii}*
I
90 cts. Ion dem.]
FKinAT EvENiNQ. Feb. S3, lOTS
Xlie Money Market.— The tendency of money this week
has l>eou towards increased firmness, and duiing tlie past few
days rates have been 0@7 per cent., with a pretty sharp demand prevailing at times. There had been, as usual when the
tone of the market is changing, some irregularity in the rates
paid on call loans, and as an exception to the regular quotations,
some transactions were made as low as 4@5 per cent., while
others have been done as high as 7, gold these, however, were
generally after regular business hours. Today, a decided stringency was developed in the afternoon, and as high as 7 gold to i
per cent, a day was paid at the close. Not much has been heard
of the " lock up " of legal tenders, concerning which rumors were
so active last week, and it was generally believed that the plans
made for creating an artificial stringency had failed though it
is possible that the parties engaged have only been waiting for
a better opportunity to make more active demonstrations.
The Bank of England returns on Thursday showed a decrease
of £83,000 in specie, and the bank of France shows an increase of
1,400,000 francs for the week.
The last statement of our Associated City Banks presented a
further decrease of $1,082,900 in specie, $3,332,3000 in deposits,
and $995,000 in legal tenders, resulting in a decline of $1,845,000
in the excess above legal reserve. This reduction of the reserves,
and the closer movement of the banks in- consequence, has been
productive of a cautious feeling, and has been one chief cause of
the firmer tendency in the loan market, as the banks are now generally asking 7 per cent, even on government collaterals.
;
;
tsr The Chicago, Danville and Vincennes First Mort-
gage Bonds
(P™
I
Railroads.
State, City,
declared during the past week:
COMPANT.
street.
Banking House of Henky Clews & Co
(B(i)tnt.
M
:
—
:
.
.
ifm.
.
dls.
(*\rrulatnii
,
.
'ii.jnjoo
list
2i.70:.3ar
li.XM
S,«*!,a«
ai,73;,'<«i
083,8UU
5e.3IMI.IU9
:tr4.is8,w3
^s,lS4.(au
coinnicrcial paper has
higher
rates.
money on
Wo
boon rathor dull, and as
slDfile
names....
^Hla 8
n
»..:.
9
igtVi
.eo (liiy
iiy
,.4to6r.iontIii
United Stales Boudfi,— The tone of the market
for Ooverntoward
strong,
particularly
so
close, though the actual advance in prices compared
tho
with last Friday does not exceed 4 to | per cent. There has been
a gradual but slow ri^covory from tho depression caused by the
Treaty discussions, and the foreign markets, though not showing
an improvement in their quotations, are in reality a trifle better
by reason of tho advance in gold and foreign exchange here.
Private advices also report a more settled feeling to-day in the
been
has
securities
raent
B»W
75H
43%
llOS
'
17.
SB.
lis,
fund, :8S!,cp.
l<*8:, reK
.
coop
Feb.
19.
a).
Feb. Feb.
n.
10-K li«S iOiX
114Jf 114K 114^
fi.
!881,
1,
have been
23.
IM
lUX
Its
coup...
:
lA
S
3
'
li\'A
114).
109
Feb.
115Jt
iio>:
i:m 1U9X
109)4
nan 'W%
Jan.
-Ian. 11
W
Wl>i
lllli
114
Closing prices ol securities in London have been as follows
Feb.
Feb.
9,
16.
0.8. 68. 5206, '82....
D. 8.9«, 5-208, "67...
0.8.58,10-408
Feb.
I
MX
91
X
88
88)4ll
Feb.
Feb. 9
Feb. 22
il
92:14
Feb.
17.
Tenn
.
,
Tenn..
Feb.
new
N. Car., old...
N. Car., new...
VIrg., old
*•
" consolid'd
" " deferred..
6eS.C., n, J.* J.
6s Missouri
Cent. Pac. gold..
Un.Fac.lst
UliS,
:(3H
33 S
Irtti
18
.Ml
52
54 V
IN
33
51V
94)4
10214
91)4
102X
Un. P. Income
N.Y. Ccn,68,
18
33
96
Un.PacVdOr'l
...
1883.
Erie 1st m. 7s
l8t ni 7s
Fl Wayne 1st ni 7s
Chic* NW. «f 78
Bock
Isld ist in 78
103)4
103)4
80K
85V
s
m'4
67
34
52
MH
18
a.'S
94H
n)ai<
91 i,
811V
8614
96
r- Lowest
66V
63H Jan.
67
17V
5i
5214
55
18
32(4
63)4
31
15
47
51
14
24
31.
2'2.
34(4
SIK
17V
32 K
94 S4
102H
90«
tov
86H
ip.
V
95
102 i4
91
SIX
95V
.
—
wta
Jan
US
18)4
59
58)4
Jan. .•5
Jan. 10
93X Jan. .ill
21X
VO
Jan
Jan.
79V Jan.
90
82HJan.
96
103)4
102)4
104
102
101
100
100
102X
98
102
98
102
100
97)4
100)4
V
105 H
98
102
Jan. S
Jan. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb
Jan.
5
86)4
97)4
103
»1)4
84>4
44 K
117
ilf,
70U
85
July
69
84
87W
94
69
ma
<4
m\
7U(,
84V
XH
m
MX
S7K
•»SH 94U
6S
««
69
66« 67V
January
".0
1
has been as follow
-Since January l.—»
^Lowest .-~ ^Hlghest.;^
Ce.tralof N.J.
Ilann.&St.JoB
do do pref
Mlih. Central.
:03>.
42)4
61 )4
1!5
Jan. 8illSH Jan. 15
Feb.H 59)4 J»n. 17
Feb. 16 71)4 Jan.
Jan. 5 119)4 Feb. 9
M
31J<Feo.l« «IK Jan.20
West U eleg'h 66M Jan. 5 74)4 Jan. 20
Qnlcksllver.... V5)4 Jan. IS 86)4 Feb. 19
Paclflc .Mall.... 53)4 Jan. 2 60« Feb. 6
Adains Kxpiess I'O .Ian. 5 94 Feb. B
AniMerchUn. 59 Jan. 6 6:iV Feb. 20
60)4Jan.ll 67V Feh. 20
U.S
WellsF'rgo&Co 56)4 Jan. 4 71)4 Feb.23
Union
I'aciflc..
I
Net Income.
Expenses.
$28i,0«l f>3
2»7,467 69
268,401 94
84
October
November
December*
$198,511
138,457
224,415
335,845
379.11S
279,122
318,302
299,624
298,022
395,322
284,993
80
33
74
24
3,«10,000
00
13
449.051
365,390
882,241
802,379
27.'5.483
43
08
69
64
17
54
79
09
70
.382.040 65
42.3,148 07
175.000 00
.•!45,.349
m
August
September
31
81
m
$3,943,597 55
2,947,864 27
Total, 1871
$7,57«,760 11
t.3,«3.3.152
4,677,414 84
Total, 1870
7,625,277 11
Increase of net earnings, 1871, over 1870, $995,735 88.
csttmated.
has been firmer and closes at 110|<a
of the market seems to be derived from
the
including
affairs,
financial
of
the general situation
considerable purchases for mercantile purposes, and the recent advance in foreign exchange. The idea is evidently growing
that there will not be a great surplus of gold thrown on our market by the Treasury payments in March, as it is supposed that a
Cash g^ld
large proportion of that gold will have to go abroad.
is also becoming scarcer and commands higher rates on loan. The
rates paid for carrying to-day were 1, 2, 3, li, and %i, and for bor-
The strength
111.
n
1.1-04 and 3 per cent to flat.
" short " interest in the market is also
rowing
on the increase. At
the Treasury sale on Wednesday bids amounted to $8,261 ,000, and
the whole |1 ,000,000 was taken by a prominent foreign bankinghouse at 110..51J. Customs receipts for the week are $4,.')5.'),000.
The following table will show the course of the gold premium
each day of the past week
The
— tjuolailons
Open'- Lo
-ow- HighIng.
Saturday, Feb
23
23
Jan
12
18
I1
18
5
16
16
15
li
6
16
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wed'day,
Thursday,
**
"
"
Friday,
15
2
Jan.l.
12
18
90
1872. to
Total
Closing.
Balances.
CnrrencT.
Gold.
,
,
Clearings.
r.oH
est.
110)4
110J4
110)4
i:ox
30.163,000
iwx
UOV
110J4
V8,'J08.(X)0
uov
111
110)4
35,558,000
;,363i6tV2
2,645,181
HOX
V.OH
111
110)4
2.643,181
2,306,668
108)4
llOV
m
142.1169,000
283,<I85,U00
2.86.1,502
1 10)4
109)4
110)4
110)4
110)4
II0'.4
...IIOX
...llOH
..AiO'A
:iii)4
'.'.Moi'
Current wcsk
Previous week
12
est.
...IIXIX
17
19
20....
21
22. . .
23....
date
now
»27.1li2.(IOO
1111)4
20.i)43,000
(1.38<.,9IR
1,022.903
|l,641.a)8
I." 92,798
1,743,237
1,849,163
2,516,204
1212,497
Holiday
1,037,650
Exchange has been exceedingly firm and
have further advanced to 109i@109f for 60 days, and llOf,
approaching nearer the specie shipping point. There is now no
large supply of bills offering, and with tho removal of special
causes for keeping prices down which have heretofore existed, the
natural tendency is to these higher rates.
Foreign Exchange
rates
3 days,
60 days.
Railroad and Miscellaneoua Stocks.— The stock market
has been somewhat irregular; the occurrence of a holiday on
ThurB<lay, the excitement in the speculation on Union Pacific
stock, and the threatened Btringtmcy in money, culminating this
afternoon in rates up to 1-16 to i per day, have all tended to create
an unsettled feeling. The general tone of the market, however,
has not been weak, and prices generally close rather higher than
last Friday.
The principal feature of the week has been Union
Pacific, in which transactions have been very large and a "comer"
of the stock partially eflected, with daily fluctuations as noted in
the prices below. The actual " situation " in regard to the stock
was best shown by the difference between prices on " cash" sales,
" regular" sales, and " sellers' options" of 3 to 60 days between
cash and regular sales there was sometimes a difference of f per
cent., and between regular sales and sellers' options a difference
of from 1 p(^r cent, on ten days, to 3| per cent, on (i() days.
It is
stated with confidence that the management of the road will be
changed at the coming election. The general market closed dull
this evening and rather heavy, in consequence ol the appeuance
of monetary affairs.
Antwerp
•
commercial
Paris (bankers
Swiss
noxa...
noji^woH
lWS»--i109X«10»X
London prime bankers
Good bankers
—
«K
S4K
•9
88V
57H
Earnings.
Jnne
Fourth week,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
88V Jan.
98)4 Feb.
lOS
Feb.
11
108)4 Jan.
106
Feb.
Jan.
lOe
3 103)4 Jan.
118
62S
The IJold Market. —Gold
:
^Highest
iSt.—
67
67 J4
tllW
4SH
$479,572 76
.37.3,9iS4 77
499,899 12
604,247 58
724,466 01
728,174:14
673,593 12
681,865
800,401 94
ITT.-iei 9«
708,141 08
526,000 00
1871,
94)4 Jan. 2
92)4 Jan. 17
26
Jan. 22
Jan. 20
96
102
.
5
«H
41
111
.
Jannary
February
Since J anuaryl.
.
23.
67
67
33
17H
21).
66V
66K
91
8014
8S
N.J. Cen
Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb.
111.
66 V
66 T<
94H
old
:i8
.10
.
State and Railroad Bonds.— In Southern State bonds, Tennessees have been strong, but the rest of the market generally
without any very imimrtant feature. There have been no definite
points of special interest in regard to the action to bo taken by
the ditTerent State Legislatures beyond such as we have heretofore commented ui)<)n.
Railroad bonds are steady under a regular inquiry from investors.
There is, of course, not quite as much activity as in
January and the early part of the present month, but the demand
for first class tjonds generally keeps up to a greater or less extent
throughout the wliole year, and does not lluctuate with every
turn of the sp«?culativo markets.
Prices bid daily, and the range since January 1, have been:
6s
6«
6«
68
»s
u
91
91
111K111»
MH y.H
77
77V
62
in tb«so stocks since
May
Jan.
r.n
5SX 56
56
57W
7.\ 76
7.>H
76X! T7,><
4t)<
<l
44K «« 45M
111
lllX ...
111
IIOM
44V <4H 45
4IJt 44V
Uulon PaciBc Railroad Company
-Since January 1.
Highest.
23.
9l)i
92
.3K T5H
o;
.1
Feb. 6
Jan. 11
IIOH Jan. II
lll)i Feb. 8 113!/, Jan.
IMX Feb. 8 1(J9X Ja'i.
109)4 Jan. II UOJ< Feb.
USX Feb. 10 113% Jan.
109J4
iii«
112
Jan.
V Jan.
K
WK
7»K 76V
V4S 7»H
•.llXl'2
Feb. 5| 38i< Jan. 8
lUX Jan. .'ills^Feb. 3
Lake Shore
S9XJan.23 95S Jan. 6
do ilo scrip ei% Jan. 2 e9>i Jan. 17
Wabash
70K Jan. 8 76X Feb. 5
Northwest
66H Jan. 5 75SJan.n
pref. 90
do
Feb. 8 94v Jan. 15
Kock Island.... 105V Jan. 5 112V Feb. 6
sax Jan. 10 50>4 .lan. 18
SI. I'aul
lo pref
74H Feb. I 83 Jan.2U
43)4 Feb. I3l 49V Jan. 19
Ohio & IMIss.
IIOX Jan. 26
114M .Jan. 9
115!^ Jan. 8
111
Feb. 16
112K Feb. 23
Jan.
111
112X .'an.
HIV Jan.
113>< Jan.
9
4
12
4
II
K%
»l5
I14H
91
88
Ills
April
—
Fell.
WK
'.14
92
91
-in
73X 74K
91« 91X
li;
^
s**
hursoay.
Feb. a.
nrice I'M and nsjtprt.im t'lU wus inmlti at tho llobrd
Is liif
Erie
Kcadlni;
:
.
vn\
98)i
'I
21,
**
92»
88
March
S nee .January 1.
Lowest. -^
nighest.
1"3>\
lOHiV
115)4 I151< 115X
IIOV HUM IIUV 110^
Call Bonds. Ifl2,c llIX lUH 111»
•.
fiWslsei. coup... IIOV 11U3< 1H« HI
SW8l8«5, ' ... lltK lllH 111!< lllK
5-30'» 1865, n "
...
110)4 llOJt 111% UOX
5ao'8i8<i7. ••
...
lUH mix Ills ii'X
"
IVi^
S'tiO'il 1888,
...
ll'j
\fi% 113
lo-urs, rcK
ima io;x
11I6X 101
liJ-40'8, coupon....
llOX liox 110)< 110;^
Currency eS
114
114
114X 114
f.s,
5'i0'sltl6'J,
Feb
riit
.
securities.
Feb.
'hi.
Feh
.SIX aiH
r.4H iMx
since Jannary I.
.-Lowc^t.^ ^Hlsrhesi.-^
NYC.n&IIB. 94«Jan. 5l 98)« Jan. I'J
do do serin. «Hi Jan.
91X Jan. la
Foreign bankers do not appear as very free sellers, but they
have not entered the market yet as purchasers to the extent of
buying back the bonds recently .sold. From home iMirchasers tho
demand has been pretty stciuly, and our financial institutions and
other largo holders of Oovernment bonds seem always ready to
take advantage of a decline in prices to " stock up " with these
Feh.
prcf...
Mlsslp.
r>-in isd'y
20.
75 X
J5><
J5X
The range
Continental markets.
Prices bid daily, and the ranj^e since January
V7X
l-nui
do
percent
7>««8
months.
.,0
liO^illlu
>0K aix
Coutralof N, J
tiann. * St Jos
4:JS
|>rcf
6.1
do
62
62
62
Mich. Central.. 'ilN^iHg
118H :i8H
Union Pacinc. X!M 3IX 34X 88«
West. Un. Tel.
68H MX 68J^ 6»K
Unlcksllrer ...
S4X MK 34X »«
PscmcMall ... 5!
97K BiX «8
Adams Elp ... 93S 98H 93V M
Am. .Mcrch Kl 68 (8)i 68K 68X
United Stales..
ii4S 6SX
65H 66
Wells, Fargo., -esx .... •66« ....
follows
,....A0 days.
..4 montliH.
7«X
VtH TiV
90h MH
Ohlo«
naturally tend to
leave nominal quotations unchiingod, as
call, prices
Commarclal, Ant olasa eadoned
1I3V 118X
118H
M.
:i:i.694,3ii
3l6,,'9(l,:ll<.1
Dec.
ill
Itock Isl.n.i...
3?,i64.«:
l>i-c.
Tifl
M.eio.ioo
Till! luarkt't for
little
1.6)-^,WU
Due.
Dix.
the demiiiid iniprovos for
a
»ni,'.ll2.520
WH
Lake Snore....
do
scrip
Wabash
Northwest
do
pief.
19.
»»ir,!t.!;,s«3
»7H
92»
SIX
»7i<
80K SlS
tia
Til""dav.
Feb.
scrip
Erie
ReadlnR
217 tsi;tiu
38.H1
.
.
TlmhUts.
do
Monday
Saturday,
Feb. 17.
98« 97H
N.T.CenAH.K
Vfb.
IS.
price* o» the wstH*
of railroad and miscellaneoua etocka on each day of the lait week
:
lilTO.
I9jm.400
(llMMVHltS ..,
lA'ilM
Feb
Dlfforenccs.
Dec. WIO.'JOO
;;.
|WJ,«.MO
.
and
Hnecte
N,M
Feb.
10.
215
The foUowtntr were the highest and lowect
total Uabllitlei! Inst week Rtood at $249,846,400, and the
ruaerve at $05,200,700, beiiiK $3,748,100 in excpHS of 35 per
cent, of tho linhililirs.
Tho following statemont shows the changes from previous we«k
and a comparison with 1871 and 1870
The
total
Loftni
K
:
THE CHRONICLE
Febraarj24, lb72
Feb.
—
:
.
,
«**«12»
®
...
5.S2)4«S8J<
5.n)4&18K
5.20 ig2l)4
5.!0 «S
5.17H'j<l''iK
X
.:.
5.17Ha!8V
Amsterdam
19M*11,,
Frankfort
ff.'jfJfX
I'J**!!?,
4l)4(84lX
ij,
72V»7iX
Hamburg
Bremen
«7»><
Ta!<«72>4
Prussian thalers
7»V9'.»X
The transactions for the week at the Custom House and SuLTreasury have been as follows
Custom
Hotue
Saturday, Feb. 17
Monday,
•'
Tuesday,
Wednes'y,
Thursdqr,
"
Friday,
"
"
•
.
.
19... .
20... .
21...
22...
23... '.
Total
Receipts.
IM3.000
Sub-Treasury.
Receipts.
Currency.
Gold.
964,000
836,000
»8.<M,011 22
1,207.680 !0
1,039.213 59
1,166,857 56
im,wi6
1,067,763 35
1,140,0(10
Wll.Sa? 68
-~
875.103 78
147.5.'>0 20
139,144 16
Holiday.
....
l,ol6,lSS 01
14,588,000
Balanea, Feb. 1«
$T2,6i0.27S TO
|«.IBS,7S6 04
Bsisuce. Feb. S8„
rJ4.«3,8»7
n
f7,0«l,«ll «»
'-^TTJ"""'"-Currency.
Gold.
»;.422.l«l 97
270 4SS71
112,996 41
S86 272 30
IJW.VltTM
:'47.l<0
M
M
SI7.0IS 7%
28«.0ST
»r.-415»
.
1
24
:
:
:
foric
Uanliatttul
o
Merchants*..
(
.
.
»S,000,OOl »li,Sl«,200
5,546.400
3.U00,0U0
7,1«,300
5,911,400
2,000,000
4,866,500
1,500.000
3,000.000
S,212,=00
1,800/XIO
3,986,100
.
.
1,000,000
5674.600
Banks.
.
Mccliaulcs
Union
America
Phmnlz
CUT
Tradaemen'e
Fnlton
Chemical
Merchants Riohaniie
l.'HJO.OOO
Qallatln. HiitlanHi...
Batcliert' 4 Drovers"....
1500.000
l,009,ai:l
417,700
356,300
1,214,500
512,500
638,100
62,700
3.m4,000
«jO,000
300,000
3-29,800
2,02J,800
6 596,800
3,249.100
9.707,200
2,46",4O0
1.947,900
1,236,000
Uechanlcsana Traders'.
Qreeawlch
Leather Manol
Ward
New Torli
American BxctianKc
Commerce
800,000
600,000
200.000
600,000
500,000
2,000,000
5,000,000
10;000,00«
Broadway,,.
1,000,000
1,000,000
feKercantUe
422,700
2,000.000
450,000
112.500
1,000,000
Paoiao
BepaoUc
Chatham
People's
America
Uanover
(Torth
Market
St. Nicholas.
Shoe «nd Leailinr
Corn iichanite
Contlaontal..
2,000.000
Nauaa
Commonwealth
100,000
lOO.OOO
Wii.OOO
.500.000
2,000.000
Marino
Atlantic
Importers and Traders'
Park
Mechanics* BiinklnK Ass
Grocers*
HorthRlver
BastBlvcr
MantifactarcrsA Mer
Foarth National
OentialNatlonal...
Second Nailonal
Ninth National
PIrst National
Third National
New York N. Eiclianftc
TenthNatlon
266,700
110,4fO
»I5,900
10153.200
419,1(10
23.355,000
T.T29.000
4.003 000
2,125,700
5,622.300
2,161,400
1.413.800
626,100 3,48:1,600
23il.;00
8,8<4)
1,6'21,600
19,7!
35,900
35,800
88,600
4,200
8(6,600
129,7a'
5,600
3,900
290,500
186,510
l.>28,800
131,100
S.900
738.9(10
730,800
5,000
565.000
240,000
4,:oo
360,000
66,8(:o
152.330
58,700
4,600
70,000
97,300
96,70(1
49l-',I00
431,500
851,500
986,000
123,400
.305,9(10
lO.SOO
1,900
18,100.
10,800
19,600
221,500
25,4a'
700
1,368,200 !,897.500
611,000 1,479,7011
268,000
19,653.500
99-1,400
2,9'36,500
1,135,200
3.954 .500
1,293,100
2,073 OHO
6,275,900
1,229,400
1.971,403
1,915,(00
1,110,200
31-2
l,'275,O0O
l,9O3,'0O
591 ,'200
12,317.700
23,513,500
1,057,900
99,600
2,637,700
4,964,600
227,800
.569,300
b78,20O
268,.50O
;7.7.'H.100
203,700
3,945,000
9,085.0(10
2,0;«,II00
26S,100
884,700
',.193.300
299,900
7OS.J00
786.500
947,200
3.632,100
1,505,100
203,5(0
348.300
170,300
281,911,30 19,689,400 23,119,200 217,097,200
45.620.300
3.679,000
1,737.300
849,700
I'UIW)
week
..506,200
•271,000
are as lollowe;
»510.9IOlNel Denoslts
l,68'2,90ILtKal Tenders
I2,5'3tt
332,900
1
Dec.
Dec,
22",514,5l.'0
28,675,600
23.542,800
28,820,600
28,49'2,20
199,346,700
200,400,800
205,828,200
214,821,000
25,751,100
22.7W,;00
diFrbo''''
41,-217,800
40,252,80(1
217,891^10
2'20,36;,.iOO
45.419600
46,3:18,30(1
6fi2,242,0'24
28.218,700
28,161,700
28,149,200
221,074, (10
220,906,700
221,0;9,6(O
117,697 200
46,566,800
46,«16,1C«
45.620,300
5.56,855,409
628.6(12.428
1
40,1153 ,.5(XI
43,699,0(0
591,614,743
Sp'-cle.
{134,000
5,722
101,8(0
3.000
2,577
l,ooo,0(io
^fe"'*/''
Maaaraeinreis*....
L. Tender
»3,|;93,000
2,818,774
4.137.200
1,508,600
61X1,000
Comm'on'weiri'tli
17,000
16,207
Flrai
25,>,000
18,000
^wiWQ
892300
S,'2C7,000
1,003,442
411.000
'127
','.'.
Corn Exchange,..
union
„
Third
896,000
S01,299
253,415
363,928
111,723
408 000
1, 118,000
'24Jl,00O
1300,000
300 000
Consolidation
'238.707
iim
250.000
r...
Sixth
BnTentb
3,000
.505,929
7S2,W0
212,6S5
595,000
181.483
270,000
357,300
310,300
490,000
219,000
797,500
2-9.833
135,000
219,350
240,600
2,351.000
97,l«<)
BUhth
»l,000,0O0
796,400
1,000,000
613,000
4:3,650
161,000
207 835
231,563
177,375
174,960
1,769,000
1,146,900
743,991
1,026.272
1,542,318
1.089,145
674,806
2,911,000
1.078,761
786,756
959,060
487,741
1.439,000
1,417,000
293,061
g''"'!
;.
Tradevmen's
237
no.ouo
BankplCora:nerce
I,2S8
20.000
4.300
£enn
The
1,970
Decrease
The annexed
for
D«t«,
Dec. r.
Doc.
Dec. 25.
Jan. I
1318.261
2SS,000
800 (W
180,000
140,433,766
111,349,663
»10,>l>4,053
|
Deposits
^"-laticin.v.v.
.Decrease
..Decrease
.
193.019
6336
statement sliowg the condiUon
of the Philadelphia
•
Sl>,*'cie.
58,143.6:8
6I!9 (lOi
H382367
,
IS
•'eb. ID
1
.23,4<K1
33 ...
VI....
5 ...
6»,':i^|
a series of weeks
Loans.
n
Jan.B
1-2
1,232,00(1
716 000
deviations from last week's
returns are as follow!
!?S!'*rend-.v;v.v.v.v.v&"j;?
Jan,
Jan.
Jan,
Peb.
"•b.
296,(«l
110,235300 »55,8S0.»68 »l9»,-280
••
gSfcle
Banks
168,000
164,000
4'20,000
115,000
"^"^
7t8,a«
U.«SI,7-.1
1,069.5X5
L'JO/M.'I
J.VIiiH,l<6
S«,r7
4.58
5«.1R7.«-.'!
.'<J73.|I17
.Vl/,1
8,932
M:ilH,ai
55,(no,»«a
* ».,3K-.
I
i,ri2,ao«
1
0W,4
980,489
590,315
499,280
ll,9»7.075
11.140.427
•J;!?":!;'44 079,288
43.414,634
10,872329
41,347,3!.3
11,483,610
42.019,757
42,781 ,2.59
:i3.'«,
4.1,O-.i.0"4
a.-.
n, 377.959
53T2,«10
1,301,700
4,628,500
3,018,P(10
5.441,1(0
3.081,300
,723,600
2,001,000
4,339.200
3.375,000
4,745,300
729,000
2,581,800
2,566,400
1,825,600
1
528300
1
$119,789,100 $4,551,700
$7,173,300
Dec.
Dec.
The following
nee. 18
Dec. 2(1
Jan.
Jan. 8
Jan.l5
Jan. 22
Jan. 39
Feb.
119,464,300
119,749,100
119,789,100
119.'246.500
118,791,7(10
5
Feb. 12
Feb. 19
413,9110
342300
793,700
783,100
750,000
180,000
533,400
493,600
2.5O,O(;0
$47,583,000 $35,678,700
are as follows
Deposits,
Circulation
Dec.
Inc.
Legal Tender.
:
I,lr2,500
3,300
weeks past:
Deposits. Circulation,
10,195,586
10,367,262
9,889,793
9,602,748
8,644,103
8,051,900
1.695,923
3,117.293
3,166 ,56,-!
4,469,483
5.961,400
6,406,700
6,205,100
6,075,800
5,602,000
5,014,100
4,551,700
111,477,183
115,091,188
J15.(,78,481
117,575,500
118,429,100
7K,000
172300
769,700
593.600
792,300
794.000
I
Specie.
Ill.'25(i,65l
1
(
177 300
703,000
593,800
793,600
l,051,8lfl
are comparative totals for a series of
Loans.
Date.
Dec. :l
40.000
462,400
301,800
70«,!K10
1,052.400
l,S65,2ai
The deviations from the returns of previous week
Inc.
176,400
790,300
783,700
353,100
591.600
596,500
9:0,700
(136.900
80S.S00
14l,.'»0
711,400
415,700
238,500
778,600
744,500
805,800
703,300
675,600
1,141,200
2,441,700
1,156,300
1,557,900
598,500
1,623,600
796,900
465,500
908,7(0
1,7;2,S00
967,600
2,225,500
523,600
Il9,f00
64 000
3S'230O
436,f00
59,600
592,800
245,300
146,900
89,700
92,600
150.3C0
S.53,800
1J45,300
1.-279,600
V
!»,0(
71<<,30a
117,800
563,100
352,900
353.800
239,300
448,600
1,013,100
561,400
598 900
373,300
l,'iI5300
377,100
5,633,500
401,300
627,500
1,325,200
254,900
133,800
250 8Wi
49,iro
149,900
85.200
70,000
Specie
Lesat Tender Notes
44,186,657
"
35,644,212
25,662,031
8,0i-3,'(10
46,994.4Sa
43,895,400
49,034,100
60,299,900
25.715.970
25.808,806
•2' ,838,900
25,aoi,JOo
8,422,900
7,969,700
7,475,100
7,173,300
51,2'-0,400
25,747,9(1(1
50,136,5a)
48,695,500
47,983,000
25,661,600
4r.,245.5;9
45,1715,712
i-5,'»7,956
'25,676.500
25,678,700
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Some of
these prices are necessarily nominal, in the absence of
any recent
sales.
SEOURITIKB,
8ECUKITIK8.
MlBslBfilpp! Central,
r.lttea.
ABk.
do
do
do
88
Charleston, 8,C.,78,F.L.bds.
Columbla,S. C, 6b
Columbus, (la., 7s, bonds
.
5R
70
70
72
60
.
68
Macon 7b, Donds
Memphis old bonds,
68
new bond8.68
l^ircniatlon.
ll,488,';6.l
11,491,715
11,281,(88
11. 48,850
1!.:i49,l)71
11,34U,1,'18
4;,75:,73;
42.'>-9.«!l
8b
78
old
60
54
53
10,996,097
10,894,0(2
11, .3.53
«.«a6,785
11,35.5.999
40,4.'«,76(!
11,349,663
new
New Orleans 5s
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
conBol.6e,,.,
72
bonds, 7s
72
95
74
60
10s
to railroads, 6s
Norfolk6B
Petersburg
Richmond
6b
68
Savannah 7s, old
do
78, new
Wilmington, N. C, 6s
do
do
8b
645
611
55
75
75
1(10
76
62
Montgom.&
We8tP.,l8t..8s..
do Istend.
do Income
Enfaiilii 1st 8s,gld
end. by Stale of Alabama...
Mobile 4: Mont.. 88 gold, end
.
&
Ohio BterTlnir
do
do ex ctfa.
do
8r, interest....
do
i mtg, 88.
do
Income
do
Block..
N. Orleans & .laekB., ist M. 88.
do
do
2d
do
do
cert'B,88.
N.Orleftn8& Opelons.lBtM.SB
North & S. Ala, Ist M., 88, end.
Mobile
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do ad mo.,
Northeastern, S.C, lat M.8b.
78
88
..
do
2dM.,88
Orange and Alex.. IbIb, 6s
do
2d8, 68
,,..
.1
&
Chattanooga, 6s...
NorfolkA Petersbnrg Ist m.,88
Nashville
do
do
,
3ds, 8s
,
4tfa8,88
,
Orange & Alex. & Man. Uts.
Rlchm'd & Pcterb'g let m., 78
do
do
2d m., 6s.
do
do
3d m., 88.
.
Railroads.
Ala.
Ala.
&
M, 88, end
isTenn.R, iBt M.. 7s. ..
do
2dM.,7s
Chatt., Ist,
. .
Atlantic&GuU consol
do
do
do
do
do
do
end. Savhn*h
stock
do gnaran.
Central Georgia, Ist M.. 78
do
do
stock
Charlotte, Col,
&
A., Ist m.,
78.
do
do
stock
Charleston & Savannah 6s, end.
Savannah and Char., Ist m., 7s
Cheraw and Darllngt.>n 78.
EastTenn. £ Georgia 68..
East Tenn.A Va. 6b, end. Tenn
E. Tenn.,
do
Coorgla
do
Va &
I,'.
do
stock
K..78
stock
& Col. 78. guar
.
^o
"
'
*
'
"",..
..
.Memphis
& Charleston, 1st 7s
<|"
3d
"Jo
7b.':
""•='"'•
.Me,n,?,°,.&ol,i1,'; 108...
,.
""
MemphlB &
do
8.
.
.'
Little R.. Istii
.'
!
I
Poto.68
a
Selma,
lata, 88
I)., Ist M.,7b..
mtg. 8b
•
Home &
Southslde,
Vft.. l8t
do
2dm.,guart'd 6b...
do
3d m..68
do
4th m., 8b
Southwest. RK., Ga., Ist mtg...
do
stock
Sparten8bur,& ITnlon 78, guarS.CarolInaRR. st M,?8 (ncwj
do
do
do
Vs.
&
(i.
do
do
2dB,68
3da 88
Ch&
do
Ruth. iBt
Ut
87
fit"
58
IM
81
82
95
<a
60
8S
6«
u
n
stock
Teim.l8t8,6»
80
88
64
•S
West Ala., 88 guar
Wilmington and Weldon 78
do
do
78H 80
73
'iB
in.
end
M., 88...
Past Dne Couponsi.
stock-....
.''"
&
do
do
do conv.78.
do
do
do
do 68.
Ulch. and Daiiv. Ist cone'd 68.
do
JMedmont Ss. ..
do
do
.
do
7b, cer'tlr"
Macon A Brunswick end, 7b
Macon & Western stock
Macon and Augusta bonds
do
<!"
endorsed."
,,
Rich., Fre'ksb'g
Ga., 1st M., 7s
11. .157,429
43,395,841
64
60
80
83
65
00 88
Montgomery
Il,:i60321
'1.&-93I'.:
11.396388
611
62
55
76
Nashville
6b,
6b,
62
75
Ti
76
63
.59
end,,M.&C.R.R,.
do
do con8oM.,88.
Montgoinery&
do
do
Augusta, Ga,,78, bonds
Charleston stock 6b
do
do
Ut m.. Be.
2rtni.,89...
MiseiBBlppi &TeDn.,lstm.,7s.
Ga„ 7b
Atlanta,
Greenville
Lecsl Tender.
1 1, '2-28,988
3,548.900
3.086.600
1,330,800
S,203,4t«
1,859,400
4,136.500
Loans
.580.000
io',6o()
Central
Bank of Republic.
Seenrlty
$48,060,000
Moblle58
Deposlts.Circulat'n'
318.000
470,000
340,800
228 000
205,665
250,492
:,«I0
11,757
Mon
Total net
t9«n,ooo
771.662
1,175300
i.noooOO
Konatngton
Total
Lynchburg
condition
^*''"°''' ^»"'^'' '"'tlieweek preceding
2JXJO,000
810,000
800.000
500,000
itOfiOO
250,000
500,000
400,000
Bpothwark
Union
Webster
63;,5';9.252
2a,371,ai'J
»1,500,000
Mecbanica*
Bank N. Liberties.
Secnrlly
Commonwealth
1.54,400
174,'20O
791,600
569,100
6^,503
77300
164,800
21.700
139,500
80,500
172,700
38,000
203,200
64.7C0
43.300
227,800
53,100
11,900
75,300
202.300
100.000
8,400
25,800
204,100
69,600
131,900
43,200
131,800
782,800
563,400
444,000
1.103,000
42,400
964,100
17,800
301,700
53,700
228,6a)
41,300
173.100
243,300
146,600
6O6,(B8,042
701,980,761
28,439,300
Capital.
North America
Farmers and Mecb,
Commercial
.,.
Hide & Leather
Revere
33,70(1
158,400
96,900
73,200
49,700
107,403
64,400
217,700
16,7(0
82,400
27,600
Ui.Xa
2,505,90(1
2,965,1(10
1,615,800
882,000
737,800
234,900
665.600
Hi3,900
1,087,700
.532.533.056
2S -288.900
Phlladelpnia
Eagle
Exchange
Olen-.-liiirs.
52,408,900
45.667.400
44,532,400
2-22,4(16.800
561,802,964
671.279,334
684,M6,-/20
716.080,161
BankB.
B*kof Redemption..
01 KepuDUc...
Bank
City
AgjtroEBte
Philadeltoia Banks.—Tlie following is the average
''''"
Bank of Commerce
Bank of N.America
of
23.986,100
21,272,300
19.589.100
285,423.20
384.911,300
17.
Third
993800
27,98'2,900
27,«93,.-M)
.00
282.610,1110
Second (Granite)...
13,322 300
2.'..-2-i8.'20O
279 OSi.900
'23ll,l>8l
Peb
Denoslts.
,30,106,900
30,122 .HOO
29,li333(
'25.019,500
275,2.53.200
.
Teh. »..
Feb. 10.
First
1
Specie. (.'IrnnlMtioii.
""
"
18,074,710
'23.185,100
1,428,200
1,927.900
959.7C0
9,000,8(0
616,900
2,801,500
2,894,100
2.032,600
600,000
3,000,000
760.000
1,000.000
1,600 000
300,000
3,000.000
I.OOO,H10
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
i,5ai,ooo
2,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,600,000
600,000
202.900
148,800
125,900
104'3(«
91,700
08,800
121,600
29,900
561,700
90,000
2,079,90-3
1.000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
Washington
247,400
776,000
1,100.000
6,013,80,1
2 '5,000
Leather
17E30
5.55,'200
515,600
2,392,100
2,088,600
2,845,200
763,403
2,625,900
1,470.9
2,447,200
:, 439,600
900,000
1,000.000
Tremont
31.3,2:
1.350,100
2,140,700
1,562.400
&
Shoe
1.498,700
l',000,00()
Shawmut
101,100
21,600
C0,'00
30,000
22.900
54,800
39,800
4,700
148,900
66.600
'2,121,100
1,000,000
State
Suffolk
Traders'
m)
525,900
424,;(0
745,800
113,000
492,000
4(H,400
202.400
England
tmwO
3,836,300
3,637,P00
200,000
North
OlM Boston
274,200
541,000
405,300
2W,'20O
2,4.S5,100
Loans.
•Ian, 27
New
Specie. L.T. Notes. Deposits. Circnis.
»S6,5gO
$22,600
$431300
121,500
65300
655,200
790,700
»l,5:3,90(l
Mount "Vernon
739,000
374,100
444.400
566,600
195,300
1,813,600
4,299.600
Legal
Tenders.
Jan. 90..
MassacliuBeits
l,693,3ix:
784,1(KI
1 .ro"',8no
270,5:a,(«in
Market
Maverick
Merchants'
398,500
959,000
272,701.400
HaTDllton,
Howard
3.075,6(0
3,355,90(1
are the totals for a series of weeks past
•Ian. 6...
Jan. 13..
Freeman's
Dlobe
1,1 14,000
2310,100
291,088,400
283.179.100
27l,S83,nrO
Fani-ull Hall
l,061,F0:l
1, '231, 000
Dee.
292,316,9(10
Everett
546,700
245,500
087,600
3,123,100
4,891,200
8,937.100
6,413,500
The following
Dec. 2.,
Dec. »..
Dec. 16,.
Dec. '23,
Dec. 80...
Kliot
.2,900
6,169,000
4,450,100
500.000
r>ec.
1
279.800
KO.OOO
Specie
CirculaUon
935,900
2,206,f«)
632.rOll
500.000
1,000.000
Doc
Broadway
Columbian
Continental
541,0011
1,3.59,500
$750,000
1,500.000
1,600,000
1,000.000
SOO.oai
300,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
300.000
1,000,000
600,000
1,000.000
750,000
1,000,000
800,000
800.000
400.000
3,000,000
lioylstun
1,309,900
603,900
357,800
468,6'0
379,500
915.700
264,000
1,200
31,100
3,600
I00.0fO
197.300
44,400
2'i0,000
,-
1.652.000
4,679.800
2,541,700
1,750.300
1,767,800
626,00(1
6."7O,0OO
4.028,700
6.210,500
1.221,500
deviations from the returns ot previous
Loans
4'27,.500
7!,600
1.170,9(10
.500,000
84.620,20(1
9(IO,tX»
477.61K)
46,;(I0
1.976,100
907,100
l.OOO.OOn
1,000,000
Total
90,900
18,100
1.088,200
26,200
139,100
l.OOO.OOO
il
Bowery Natlc nal
New York Connly
Oerman American
Dry Ooods
;e2,4O0
56>,300
924,400
117AI0
1.314J)00
500.000
650,000
300.000
1.028,300
400.000
1.059,300
350.000
1.218,700
500.000
5,000,000 20,'-09,50n
9.761.000
3,000.000
1,515,500
?no.ooo
1
261300
8.367,700
1,233.400
l,8OI,»0O
12,251,9|!0
1
_..
.
97,H0
1.406M0
750.0UO
Urlenlal
.52.900
2.068,900
3.015,800
2,735.400
3.512JX)0
2.763,800
3,931,500
1,872,400
1000000
419,700
479,400
;56,300
195,700
2,900
292,500
2,3:f",900
1,030,000
Cflliens
ld,mi
2 207,000
11.163,500
i.ooo.OOi'
Metropolitan
I
3,377300
i.ooo.oor
500.000
4,000.000
400.000
1.000.000
1,000.000
Irvlnjf
a)l,ii00
3E6,100
Loans.
Capital
Boston
»90;,aOO tlO,453,(;0O »1, 236,000
9.71
3,679,500
1,'28-I.J0(I
4,735,701)
362,800
709,900
4,2i9.80O
503,800
727,600
2.377,800
3i8,700
482,200
5,7 2.400
9'33,300
1,300
502,'JOO
2,427,100
200,500
4,327,300
47!,0;i(l
1.539,100
4 6,900
76i',666
t2,290.60e
.
[February 24, 1872.
Atlantic
Atlas
Blacfcstonc
nmioplts. Tenders.
tlon.
tton.
n.'sconntB. Sneclt,
n.'sconntH. Specif.
Capital
Saw
.
.
.
—
:
The
.
Boston Banks. Below we give a stateroent of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Cleari ag House, on Monday
Feb. 19, 1873
.
Revenlti
'.
THE CHRONICLE.
5
Ne'^ York City Banks.— Tho following statement shows th^
ondition of the Associated Banks oi New York City for the week.
endini; at the commencement of business on Feb. 17, 1872
ATKKjLeE AMOUNT Oy
Net
(JlrcnlaLepsl
Loans and
Btateol
.
I'onnessee State Couitons
Vlrulnla Coupons
do
do
deferred..
Memphis City Coupons
Naehville City Coupons
.52
63
—
H
.. .
.
.
.
—
..
.
.
3
X
. ..
..
.
X
.
THE CHRONICT.R
February 24, lb72.]
247
AND
BON 1^8
wiCJNlfiKAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS
Active Stocks and Bond* Klvrn on a Prrvlons Pace are not Repeated here. Quotations In Ne«v York are made ol tb
"
Par Cent Value, Wliatever tbe Par may be. Southern, CItr and Hallroad llecnrltlea are tlnotcd In a Separate List.
»TOOK« AND
(TOOH aKD
Bid,
»«(nillITl«».
NKW YOKK.
old
69,
—
..
•I..
do HOW boads
do
52X
Vlriflnla 6«, old
do pew bonds........
do roulstored old
18M...,
do
do
io
do
do
do
l»eor(tlH6»
do
do
do
North
do
do
do
do
Soatb
do
do
56
18X
79
88),
new bonds
7»,
56
67
do
Ohio
ft
ft
4th
Mort
Sinking Fund.,
1st Mortgage...
!t»>4
luo
99)4 ICO
93
94
86 ik86
Income
Consolidated
2d
do
do
do
do
do
ftM.d..
I.
do
8s
8s
18T5
Cleve.
ft Tol.,
Cleve., P'viUe
lU
Coiiiu-ctlcut 6s
l.liode Uhind 6s
72
10J>4
Mont & EuflalS..
&
Cliat. U.
Se, Alab.
Arkansas 6b, funded
VI. a. iss.
79, L. It.
do
Memphis L. R..
78,
do
do
78, L.K..P.
KIT.
do
7s, MI89.
Albany
do
MIcMxan
lOOX
69,1878
6a,!Si«
93
98
Bounty,
do cuo
reif
N. Y. Central 6s,lS8S
6b,1887
6fl, real estate.,
do
do
do
I^rle
li*t
subscription
"8.18:6
78,
91
COUT.
Joseph.
Ist. 6s, gid
Miss. Ist 7'9, gid.
Southern Minnesfitn, (<'ii
Rockforl. U I.* St. L. 7s, gid
Peoria ft Rk. I. RR.7'b, gold.
St. L.. ft St.
1876...
Lake Sup.
78,1865-76
102
Mortgage Rztended.
do iHt
do
Kndorsed.
1879
do 7»,M do
!*«
do
'.o 78.3d
18HU
do 7«,4th do
1888
do 7b. 5th do
Long Dock Bonds
lOl
10
112
95
100
8;>4 83
a6
87)4
82
h5
S6K S7>4
9-2
ma
9Sk
100
ft
Port Huron
98
na
L Mich. RR.
ft
T.B
•
.
1' .
tinoiA Central 7 p. ct., 18:5...
*
A
S.Ills.
T. H., 1st
do
do
do
do
OhlC.
1st
II.
M
M.
Burlington
»7'
8'a.
l66'
97
iiref
;fl
.M
2d
M. income.
* .1. Western
8.
79)4
3i
Fnnd..
SI
101
ft .M.,
do
do
do
do
do
Land
M.,78.
2d S., do
Sd S., do
4th S.,do
5th S..do8s.. 110
6th S.,do8s.. r.o
do
M Bnrl. A M. (in Neb.) Ist conv.
Int. Honda 98
Quincy ft Palmyra, H.
do Cousol. bds 9IM
Kansas City ft C.. ids
do
do
Extn. Bds 81
at.Jo.*C.BI.l"tM.,10s...
9SX
do
do
Ist Mort
Mo. R., Ft., 8. ft Gulf, stock
Ha'i. A St. Jo. Land (trams.
do
do
1st. M, 10s
do convertible
do
do
do
2d M., lOe
»3l.. Lack. A Western, ist M.
Leav Law. ft Gal., stock
do
<lo
21 M.. 'CI
do
do
1st M. ,10s.
»7
Tol. ft Wab'b, Ist Mort. ext'd.
do
IstM.KtLdiv. 90X 90)4 Michigan Air Line, Ss
91
do
id Mort
94X Jackson, Lansing ft S.. 8s
trt. Wayne. Jackson* 8., 8«...
86
do
Kqulp. Mds
Ora d Rapids ft Ind, guar, 7*6.
do
fnns. Convert
Grand River Valley, 8s
H:innibaUts Kap-'-« 1st M
Groat W.Mtein,l«t M.. is<i
do
2d M. 1893....
Qnincv & Tol.. 1st M.. 1S90..
111. & So. Iowa, Ist Mort
(i ilena & Chicago Extended
do
2-1 Mort...
.
Chic. R. Island * Pacific
Morris dc Essex, ist Mcrt
„,
do
2dMorl
Detroit, Lansing
do
do
2d Mort
„
Pittt., Ft W. * Chic. Ist M..
d"
i!.>
2d .Mort.
do
do
ad Mort.
l.ub."*8,o«x'J:",,«V'"^
p.i ilnanl.i i«t Mort.,
cony
ft
S.,8»
L, M, 8a...,
Railroad Stocks.
(Not previously quoted.)
•MX
Albany A Susquehanna. ......
:«" I02H AtlanOc ft Paclflc, prof
Boston. Hartford ft Erie
106
:05
Chicago ft Altou
100
pref
d
do
\m"
4 Tol. sinking Fnnd ..
.lersey Central, Ist M., n. lOI
Cieve.
New
Chic* Mich. Lake,
92
92
>
.05
iwx
106
Clilc BurftQolncy
CIcv., Col.. CiM. ft Indlanap
Pltuborg, gua'..
Cleve. ft
Central of
.
Sew Jersey, scrip.
col.Chic.ft Ind. Central....
Del., Lack, ft WeUern
Dnbnqne ft Sioux City
Erie Railway preferred
98
W
7, "77,
6. 1874...
do
Saco
do
pref.
Portsmouth..
100
Ohio 6s of '75
do fisoCSO
do 69 o I '85
8»X
W.Va.)2dM.t8
SdM.6»
(N.
do
2d M..endorBed,6,'90.
do
(5
28 J«
147)4
99
98
Pennsylvania
10;)4
do
do
do
102
92
lOO
SB
Philadelphia
99)4
do
9JS
69,
6B,
99
68, 1871 100)4 01
68, "7*2. "TT 101
101
6s, "T^-'Sa UI6
106X
old
97J4
10i;X
new
do
do
.
5a
Funded Debtee...
do
alleghany County, 5
do 6s, '85
do
Belvldere Delaware, 1st M..6.
do
do
2d M.,6.
1(18
112)4
113
do
do
112H
Camden
112
ft
Amhoy. 6
:!d M.,6.
of '75
do
do
do
do
do
do 2d M.,7, 1877..
Xenia, Ist M.,7, '90.
M.,7 81..
do
2d M.,7, '84..
do
Sd M.,7, '88..
do
do To'do dep. bdB, ., •Sl-'SI
A
ft .Mich., 1st
6 of "88
6 of '89
consol., 6 of '89.
Bur.
Co., 1st M., 6 ...
A
97X Columbus ft Xcnla stock.
Dayton A Mlchfcran stock
do
8 p c. Bt'k guar
75
"
73X
78H
.
.
117
:.'3
lS6>i
do
do
do
.18
12U
139
SIX 88S
90y 90X
.10
do
do
.
6, 'H)
6, '86
llebentures, 6
do
7. '99
81
93
90X
9«X
!>3
88
(6
f5
8S
76
'.OS
do
do
do
do
do
do
66
5U
94
»
95
99
100
Lor. Loin
70
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IB
it's
109
44
If*
IC9
ic»x
Louis
do
96X
io
92X
i
33
;
do
do
do
fis. Long Bonds
do
Water 6«, gold
do (new)
do
6s.Short
;
.
I
S3
Park
6e
do
do
gold
M.
2d M.
Sd M.
... ...
90
n
9*
;S
s«
m
,8.
49
ScwprSpccialTax*
1st
•4
(3
91
100
do 7,gen.M.cl910 lOl
79
^'^
do 6. regls'd 1910 lOO
Paclflc (01 Mo,) Ist M.,gld. ««.
100
do 6, gold, 1910.
(North MIBSourl Block...
M Uo>d> 6, "SI
PUIIa. ft Krie.lst
do ...
Psclllc
"81
ssxlssx iKansao
do
iBt y (our.) t,
TO
93
.... iMlBsonri PiKiic do
8unlH,ry ft Krie tH
do
H
W
86
M
(0
73
Naahvllle
iNortb Missouri.
I'
98
98
»7
ss"
common
do
ft
ST. LOUIS.
iSl
fi
81
S3
82
83
7»
9C
9«
95
34
87
85
98
81
9S
80
(0
95
lOl
M
6S
87
94
lstM.(l.eb.br.ex)7, 'SO.'W
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102
^^
8S
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do
97'
9»k
(ni.9.'»6.*86-'*r
do
(Leh.Br.)6,'8«
(Mem. Br)7,'Tn-'T5.
83X LonlBvillc
01
P9
87
1-3
IstM.
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JefferBon.. Mad. ft Ind
Lonisv., Cln. ft Lex., pref
^•H
110
96
!-2X
SO
9S
91
100
83
83
IB
98
-.3X
"Sft
Lonisv. C. A Lex.. 1st V.. 7. "97.
L->ni8. ft Fr'k.. Ist M.,6, •jO.'TS..
l.oul8V.Loan,6.'81.
do
L. «. Nash. IstM. (m.B.) (.""..
.
'
64
90
96
(0
SO
94
Wiinrfes
special tax 6s of
Mad. t I,lstJ!.(IftM)7, '61
do 2dM.,7. 1S73
do
do
do 1st M.,7, 1906....
Jeff.,
91
do
l«)4 lOS
97
101
Water 68, '87 to '89.
Water Stock 6e, '97
do
do
do
do
83
10
106
aiS
93
92
iOO
78
94
80
Louisville 6e, '82 to '87
do
6s,'97to"98
94X
1
90
I.ACriSVII,I,E.
81
94 V
Calavlssa, 1st M., "j
Elm. A Wll'ms, 5s
do
78,1880
do
18
30
Hunt. A Broad Top, Ist M., 7.
97
98
do
2d M., ;,'75...
do
108
lie
do
Cons. M.,7, *95
do
102
June, Phlla , 1st M.,gnar.6, '82
96'
Lehigh Valley, lat M., 6, 1878.
losvi 104
do Ist (new) M., 6, "S-^
do
103
06
Little Schuylkill. 1st M.,7, 1877.
!6
87
North Pennsyl.. l»t M., 6, 1880..
86
87
Chattel M.. lA 1887,
do
2d Mortgage,?
do
01) Creek ft Allcg. R., Ist M., 7
Pennsylvania, 1st M.,6, 1-80...
94
do
2d M., 6, 1X75.
do Debentures, 6, '69- *7I
»H 4X Philadelphia ft Readlng,6. 71.
Miami stock
Little
81
78
87
91
M
lOS
lUOx
58
9«
ft
West., Ist M.,7, 190B
do
lstM..6, 190r.
A I.nf., Ist M.,7
(I.ftC)lBtM.,7^I88f
do
June, Cln. A In<1.,l8t M.,'i, '85.
Little Miami, Ist M.,6, 1883....
Cln. Ham. A I)ayton stock.. ..
MX
S*
60X
Cam.
ft
Ind.. Cln.
Loan
Pittsburg Compromise 4)48.
87H
do
Dayton
do
Dayton
do
S3
103
."is
Coluni.,
ICO
33
5s. 1977
Military
Stock Loan,
do
25
CINCINNAI'l.
63
PHII,ADEI,PHIA.
149X
9
29X JOX
preferred
Cincinnati
preferred
Vermont A Canada
Vermont A Massachusetts..
99
TO
«4
ft
Baltimore ft Ohio stoc'v
Parker9burg Branch
Central Ohio
108),
10S>, 108)4
130), 132
18
19
A Newport
ft
common
P.ntland
lOO
110
:oo
18
10-
100
100
87
CentralOhlo. IstM.. 6
96*
Marietta ft Cln., Ist M.,7, 1891
do
do
2d M.,7, 1896.
Northern Cent., Ist M. (guar) 6
do
do 2dM.,8.F.,s,'85.
do
do 3dM., S. F.,6,190f
do
do ad M. lY. ftCie.T;
93
do
do Cons. (goId> «, I'Of 92
Pitts. A Connelisv., ist M.,7, '9f 90X SOX
1st M.,6. 1S89
do
do
92"
We9tWd,l8tM.,endor9ed,6,'9C
do
l9tM., unend., 6. '90. 34
sav
93k
'-3)4
O..
6b,:90C
1890 Park 6e
do
do
do
do
9S
ft
6b of '75
18*4
Baltimore
9S)4
98)4
80
do
99
10
91 >i
do
do
do
99)4
101
f4
Port.,
93
87
Baltimore
109
re , 6
Old Colony
93)4
100
7b.
8s.. l!0
8a. 110
do
do
do
nAi,TimoRE
Maryland 69, Jan.. A.. J.
do
6s, Delence
,
.
.
Bellerue
10: )4
Connecticut River
,33
do
68
Connecticut A Passnmpsic, pf. 9:
do
-.SOb
Eastern (Mass.)
1081
Ham.Co.,Oido6p.c. cnglids.
Fltchburg
18
do
do 7p.c., 1 toSyrs
Indianapolis. ('In. A Lafayette
5X 5X
do
do Igbds, 7 ft 7.30s
Mfluchester A Lawrence,
150
160
Covington ft Cln. Bridge
Nashua & Lowell
..
140
150
Cln .ITam. AD.. 1st M.,7, 80..
Northern of New Hampshire.. 114 1!5>4
do
do
2d JI., 7, '«•..
125
Norwich A Worcester
do
do
3dM.,8,r7...
37
Ogdens. A L. Champlain
six Cln. A Indiana, tst M.,7
do
7'8, end
do
Sonlheni Paclflc RR. 6'9.gold.
Atlantic ft Paclflc RR. 6's gid. 70
Cen RR. of Iowa, '.st M, 7'8 gid 89K
* K. I9t M., IXTi... 91
do
21 M. 7's, gid
Hud. U. 7», id M. 8. F. iSai.... ;Uli
84
'hi. ft Southeastern RP.. Ts,
do
T«, 3d Mort., 187'i
79 S
io:x my. Pittsburg. Cln. ft '-t. Louis..
Harlem, lat .Morttraife 7s
Keokuk ft St. Paul. 89... trie 96
do Con. M. .% S'kg K'd6s '63" 96
Carthage & Bur. 8s
101
L * 96
llbany A SusqU'a, 1st b^nds.
Dixon. I'eorla ft Man., 8s. 7'S
9i>>« lU)
do
do
2d do
O. (). ft Fox 15. Valley Ss. l "
do
do
3d do
Qolncy A Warsaw, 88 ... Phs lOO
Mich. Cent., 1st ,M.8s, l8-r>. ..
ni. Grand Tr ink
- f lOO
Chic, Bur. 4 Q. 8 p. c. let M.. {if
Chic. Duh. ft Minn.. 89.. J Si 9:
mch..'<o.7peri'.t.2d .Mort....
99
American Central RK. S's
Mich.S. .t X l.R. F. 7p. c... ,0:V
I'eorla Jk Hannibal HR 8'9
Pacific IC ",9, guHrt'd liv .Mo..
95'
iriii 102X Chicago ft lowaRR. 8'B
Ontrrtl I'rtclncgold Ito'nds
Omaha ft Southwestern RR.8's
91
Onion Paciilc Isl M'g,; Bonds, 9;
do
Laud lirante, 7s. 81J« 81 ii Detroit, Hillsdale ft 1 UK. 8's 86
65X 86X Kalamazoo A 3, Haven KH.S's. 108
do
Income iOa
Alton
pref.
do
do
Susquehanna ft Tide.Water...
West Jersev 7fl, Jan. ft July... iia
»7X
Penn A N. V. Canal
Concord
92S
Si
79X
50
Mortis (consolidated)
US
do preferred
Schuylkill Navlgat'n fconsol). 17
i'20
Cheshire preferred
Cln., SiinduBky ft Clev.stock.
TO
37
86
47
90
67
l-.'4
.Jersey
Chesapeake ft Dela. Canal...
Delaware Division Canal.. ..
Lehigh Coal and Navigation.
Currency...
Eastern Mass., conv..
Bttir N. Y.
Li
West
Ogdenaburg A Lake eh. 88
Bartlord&Erle.lBt M (iiew)7. 39X
do
do
certificates...
Old Col. ft Newport Bds, 6, '76.
do
do Bonds, 7, 1877.
Rutland, new, 7
83
85
Verm't Cen., 1st M., cons., 7, 'S6
89
do 2d Mort., 7, 1891
Vermont ft Can., new, 8
100
Ud
Vermont A Mass., 1st M.,6,'83.
Boston ft Albany stock
148X :i9
13S
Boston ft Lowell stock
BoBtonft Maine
142)4 lis'
BoBton ft Providence
150
153
.ii" H.6
to
j
M
,
SIX
101
Cln., San. ft Clev.,lstM.,
75
92)4
6.
do
LandQr. M„7, ISSO.
25
do
Inc-Bonds,7, No. 16. 28
36)4 40
do
do
No. 11
93
Denver Paclflc RR ft Tel 7s.
95
California ft Oregon, 6's, gid..
95
St. Jos ft Denver E. D., 88, gold iOiM
3I>4
Danville ft Urbana. 1st, 7« gid.
Indianapolis ft West, Ist. 79 gid S7
Railroad Bonds
fls,
Philadelphia Erie
Plilladelnhia ft Trenton...
Phlla., (German, ft Norriatown
Pbila., Wilmlng. ft Baltimore
3X
Portland 6s, building loan
Burlington ft Mo. L. G., 7
Chesh
;o:
St.
,
H
-
10214 103
SO
9S>4
Cleveland, Ohio, 6*8 various... 94
do
do 7's various... 100
i7
Cook County, Ills, 7*8
6*8
7's
t-6)4
,
Cs
6b,
6s,
5s,
83
,
Gold
do
(Sold
do
Boston 6s
do Gs.gold
Chicago Sewerage 7s
Municipal 79
do
25
95
-•
6s, Canal, :>t:2....
*
187S...
6«. do
do
iro...
6»,
1873...
68, do
1S77..
C8, do
1S78..
6s, do
1871..
5s, do
5.,
5a, do
1376..
5s, do
do
do
do
,.
Detroit City. Ts
Joseph, Mo. 7s
Mis-ourl Pae.,68, gold
lil6H 1O6X Atchison ft P. P
6« gold
106 J4
California Pac. RI!. 7's, gid....
106
Central Paclflc. 7's, 188' gold
106X
do
state Aids, 6'8,
106H
Western Paciilc, 6a. gold
io«M
Kansas PacISc Ist M., (gold) 7
106s
1st M. (Kid) 6, J. ft D.
do
106X
do
l»tM.(Kld)6. F. &A,
101
do
'8tM.(Leav.Br)7,cur
Ts,'.678
do
Maseachusetts
at
1870..
Little Schnvltiil
....
Maine 68
New Hampshire,
79X
Mine lliii ft Schuylkill Haven 106
T^a 5SX
Northern Central
97
100
:6« North Pennsylvania
Oil Creek ft Allegheny Klver.
55
Pennsylvania
:3«x
22
BOSTON.
\
96)4
....
City, 6's
Chicago
do
6b, 1873
do
do
do
ilO
M
Cincinnati 7-30's
77
1879
War Loan
do
do
do
Mariposa Gold
the N. Y. Board.
5s
do
do
do
St. Peter. 1st
91
y\
iS'-a..
2dM.,6,
do
do Improv., 6,
58*
do
Trustees Certit...
Quicksilver prelerred
wells Fai'go scrip
93)4
'S.'s
45
ft Hudson Canal...
Atlantic Mall Stcaimblp ...
92
7,
lat
ft Amboy stock
12
CatawlBsa rtock
MX
preferred^tock
do
Elmlra ft Wllllamsport
Elmlra ft Wllliamsport pref.. 79
I.chigh ValU-v
:24X 134)4
eo"
Delaware
93'"
92
ft
Ark.^nsas Levee b^nds, 78
coupon,
do
do
9S
96
91
72
Bonds not tlnoted
canil bonds, I81O
Mew York
95
l.oan, S. F..
Camden
Veriiiont 69..
do fis.HSl
do 6«, 1886
Kentucky 6s
6»
.
J.
W
R
Olilo6«, IrtS
do
do
do
Indiana
.
Chic, Ist
Bont
do
do
Consolidated Coal
Cumberland Coal of Hd ..,
.Maryland Coal
Mariposa pr.-f
do
Ist pref
N. J. I,a"d Iitiprovement Co
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coal..
Wilkcsbarre Coal
Canton Co
%"
old bds.
new bonds
ft
do
Schuylkill N»v.,iBt M.,6, lim
American Coal
Boston Water Power
94'
91
Morris, ist M.,i;, 1876
Mlssi,.8lppl, preferred.
iniscellaneons Stoeks
96
91
96)4
96
98
96
100
97
Winona
&
B.&N.O.
O.AK.
llilnois
.-3
Southern. 1st M., 7»
E. ienn., Va. ft Ga., Ist M., 7s.
Am. Dock Aim. Co. 7. 'lie
(fnlonTele l(tM..7 \^-i5.
N.
A
Is Ark. C'Ut
do
Tezu.lCs, of 1976
Erie,
Bost (Sloningt.)
ft
.
io'
Sontb Side, L. 1, 1st Mort
Morris ft EfiSex, convertible...
do
do construction.
North Missojri, ist Mortirage.
do
do
2d Mortgage.
Jefl'erson KR, let Mort. bonds.
f>A
S9
89
do
ft
Jacksonville
93)4
93
T2>4
91
86)4
«4>4 85
lOU
1U5
S9>»
niw bonds
& Ash., new bds,
do
BnlTalo
St. L.
lOOH
140)4
scrip.
Ft W. A Chic, guar...
do
do
special..
Rensselaer ft Saratoga
Rome, Watertown ft Ogdens.
St. Lnnis, Alton ft T. ir>nte.
do
do
pref.
St. Louis ft Iron Mountain
South Side. 1.. I
Toledo. Wab ft n estcrn. pref.
fti
Tol bonds.
ft
125
New Haven
•««..
Delaware Dlv., tst M., 6. 78 ... ss
Lehigh Navigation, 6, '73
do
Loan of 1884, 6, in 90' »0X
91
do
Loan of 1897,6, '57 9S
do Gold Loan of '9'7, 6, '97 ViX 9*
do Convert, of 1877, 6,
88H
11
PIttB.,
we'
92X
Lake Shore DIv. bonds
do
Ponltentlary...
of 1910.
88
California 7s
7s. largo bonds
do
7»,
Alabama
do
do
do
Monroe
Detroit,
A
Wllmlng.ft Iiead.,lstM..7,H00
do 2d Mort 1902.
do
Chesa.ft Delaw.,lBt M.,6,
22
Panama
gnaranteed
do
do
Cedar Falls ft Minn., 1st M ...
levee bonds
Ohio
Wett Jersey, 6, 18SS
»ik
do
N.T., Prov.
97
.
nowbonds
new floating debt.
ft
10)
US
Westch.ftPhlL,IstM.,conv,7.
do
do
3d M.. 6, 1878.
2d pref.
do
94)4
99)4
89
do
New York
93k
M
2d
Marietta ft Cln., Ist Moit
84X S4H Chic, ft .Milwaukee Ist Mort...
C«rollnii6ii, old........
do Fandlnn Act, I8M. 23
Joliet ft Chicago, ist Mort
a'
1868.
do
do
Chio. ft Gt. Eastern, let Mort..
18X Col., Chic, ft Ind., ist Mort..
do new bonds
15
do Speclftl Tax
do
2d Mort...
do
5»
Carolina'*
Tol., Peoria ft Warsaw, E, D
.lan.A .luly... 32;« 3.1
do
W. I)
do
do
31
32>i|
April* Oct...
do
do
do Burl'n Div.
95
Missouri «8
2dM..
do
do
93"
Uan.* St. Joseph.
do
New York ft N. Haven 6s...
.-..
Louisiana Gs
Boston, H. ft Erie. 1st mort.
68,
68,
do
Bid.
Pbil*. *8tinlnry7B,19n!
Phil., Wllni. ft Bal., 1st M.,<, 84
iia
N. Haven
ft
Morris A Essex
New Jersey
lois
STOCK a AKD SOtnifTIBB
Bid. A^k,
scrip
do
do
Illinois Central
Jollctft < hicago
Long Island
.Marietta ft Cln., Ist preferred
00
102
St. L. ft Iron Monntaln. Ist M. 94
Mil. ft St. Paul, 1st Mort. 8s.. 107s
do
do
do
7 3-10 92
94
do
do 1st Mort...
78. endorsed
Is.Oold
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Hartford
97
85
Miss., Ist .Mortgage....
do
do
a'ii
1S61...,
do
rtS
do consot. bonds
do deferred do
do
do
«1S Chic,
61H
do
UOUBITin.
Airs
Harlem
do
pref
Consol, 8. F'd.
2d Mort
3d Mort
Pitta.,
do
do
do
Allon
do
do
do
do
State Honda.
TenneMut!
A
Clove.
(U. 8. Iii>hd» quoted before.)
•TOOK
Bid. A*k.
ISOinilTIU.
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THE CHRONICLE.
us
NEMT LOANS.
^\)t HaiU-oajj i^lonitar.
I<ATESr INTBI-I-IGKNCE OF STATE, CITY
UAILROAD FINANCES.
1
ers'
.
We
AND
HON!) TAHLES.
ANO
Ity EXPLANATION O? SIOCK
tjie " BankPrices of the most Active Stocks and Bonds are given in
secanties will be
G^Lttf*
previously.
Fnll quotations of
found o„^he|^v^pr^ccdu,gpaK,^^
.11
[February 24, 1872.
other
informa.ion in regard to each
with
or denomination of bonds and
issue the DcriodJ of interest payment, size
the U. S. Debt statement pnblished in
ImmcVous^otherdcttils'aregiJe., in
bring forward again to-day a full list of the new loans at
present ofTering, or which have until very recently been offering
in this market. This compilation, by bringing together in compact shape the leading points of every new enterprise inviting the
attention ;.of investors, will be found a valuable guide in suggesting to them the bonds which are apparently the most satisfactory,
full
City Railroad Seenrl-
''"Z •'BllX'lt°rk".f7A«ura«ce stock,,
quotations, will be publishtil;, Ga"stock.A''d City «oud», wiJh
ed the first three weeks of each niontii.
City Seeiirl-
4. The Coinulcte Tables of State Securlllcs,
and
tles. and KalTroad and nilstcllaneous Slocks
each nionth, with an introI'c retrulnrlv published on tlic last Saturday in
diftorent classes of
article" relating to investments in the several
dnctorv
these tables, occupying
securities embraced in these lists. Tlie publication of
which will be neatly
fourteen paces, requires the issue of a supplement,
Ciikonicle containing this supThe
jlitched in with the regular edition
plement will be printed in sufficient numbers to supply regular subscribers
only. Single copies without the supplement told as usual.
Bonds
and which seem to be worthy of their special inves-
tigation.
The following
is a list of all the princip»l loans now or
recently
In regard to prices it should be remembered that they
are always sold with the addition of accrued interest to the
nom-
offering.
inal price asked.
will
;
STOCK. A!V»
BOND
We publiBh to-day, as usual on the last
our extended tables of State,
f
^3 H o
Saturday of each nionth,
and miscellaneous
O a©
city, railroad,
similar table of U. S. Government securities is published under the head of " Debt Statement," as soon as
the corrected figures are issued from the Treasury at the first of
(E
A
stocks and bonds.
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TABIiES.
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each month this statement, as compiled in Tke Chronicle,
gives many details not contained ia the regular formula of the
Treasury Department, and shows the denominations in which
each class of bonds is issued, the periods of interest payment, and
.
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other similar points of
much
PUBI
interest to investors.
Bank, Insurance, Gas, and City Railroad Stocks an' published
under " Local Securities " the first three weeks of each month.
We find it
necessary to call attention thus plainly to the periods
and form in which each table of stocks and bonds is published in
The Chronicle, in order to answer the frequent inquiries which
are made upon this subject, although a careful perusal of the
" Explanation
standing notes at the head of this column, viz.
OF Stock and Bond Tables," would always furnish the desired
;
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and improvements which merit some attention beyond the
ordinary changes and correction of figures which are necessarily
if
tions
.
made each month according to the Infest information received.
The debts of the States of Maryland and Massachusetts have been
issues
<=rt
some additions and
corrections of interest
o; several prominent railroads
have
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rertions have been tnade
usual in our tables, which,
necessary to notice in
this place'spec'i/i;;;'ll
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recent.y published
•bstract..
I'll
•poiieiug
I
by reference to the "
1':/'''"'""'^ t'-espective compani^the
ocaoSocS©
lf.8:
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which can be found
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completely revised throughout, according to recent official
reports,
list of bonds and " remarks " in each case
will be found
very full and, we be'ieve, satisfactory. The amounts
of Louisiana
bonds outstanding have been reduced upon several
and the
consequence of the recent purchases for the sinking
fund.
In the list of city securities will be found
a very good exhibit
of the debt of the city of Albany, N. Y.,
which has kiiiiUy been
furnished by the financial authorities of that
city
no statement
of Albany debt had previously been given
in our tables
Finan
cial reports of the cities of Louisville
and Mobile have just come
to hand, and the outstanding bouds of
these cities have been
fuUv
revBed thereby Reference to the
remarks opposite New York
city debt wtll show the status
of the whole funded
and temporarv
debt on the first of January, as
furnished by the ComptroHer
Tn,^
in the list of bonds the gold
6's show the is'sue.s la
e^fr go.i'ated
by Messrs. Rothschilds, in
London, to the amount of
'^IsS 000
Among railroad and miscellaneous
securities there lavTh
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THE CHRONICLE.
February 24, 1872.]
219
STATE SECURITIES.
[Bnterad tcconUng to tot of ConRreu,
In tlin
year isn, by \Vx. B. px.VA
Bouda. Value' st'nding,
For explanallODi te»
foot-note*.
Alabama
8(ate bond!
eztrnilea
do
do
do
MBS
IKM
18M
ino
ISM
-•;
—
Sterling bonds or 1830. extended....
clerllii);
buuds, eiieuded
300,IM)
2,alO,000
Arkan^an :
Funding bonda of
Levee bonda
I'nf unded debt
1S71
1,000
b
Onaehltu
Arkansas Central
CiUfornia ;
ClTll bonds, alnklng fund,
Soldiers' relief
buu
do
War
is;o
18-0
1870
.
lan
gold
Florida
1,200,000
1,1100
900,001
1,1X10
-.50,000
1,000
1,000
450,0
300,000
2,138,000
138,500
424,600
805,000
1857
I860
a
bonds
b
b^nds.lO-ao year
do
20 year
1,000
year
20
lO-aOyear
non-taxable. 20
9.
18S4
1864
1365
vr...
100
1,000
d
Seliool
Convention bonds
titate bonds
do
Loan to Jackson, P.
Western
do
do
&
1369
1370
1812
1318
1,000
Var'd.
& Mob. RR
...
Atlantic RR. bouda
do
do
do
do
Uulf RR. bonds
1'.!.
a r
do
1866
1870
IStitl
Bonds, act Sept., 'TO, gold
Currency hunds
Kailrosil endursem'fa (to July,
Bruu-Hwlck <Ss Albany RR
iUinoin
N. T., Uu. Trust Co.
do
do
do
& O
A.
7
7
N. y., Dnion Trust
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7
7
7
7g.
900
5U0
rt
1,000
H70
ISJlj
stock
1,000
1,000
1,000
'61-'69
18i;9
The old
Under
debt, funded and fundable. Is (4,300,000.
a law of iH(9 bonds are issued to ralir'<ad»
per in le t" Innd grant losds and (15,000
per mile to otiiers, but limited lo 850 miles in all.
Assi'S-'e'i valuation of all taxable p'0[ieity about
Stale
(iSO.OOO.OCX); riite of taxation. 2K mil. a.
clalnis about'.'.OOO.OUOaciesor landundernid lisnk
iiiorigages. Unfunded debt Is mostly held by U.
l'99
1900
at 110,000
«J.
J.
do
do
&
A.
Co
1809
1(10
1900
1900
1900
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
S.
July, 1881
Jan., 1883
Jan.,18&l
do
do
do
do
CO
do
do
do
O.
do
Oct., 1891
Oct., 1885
rate of taxation. 2 mills.
00
1887.
New York.
M.& N.
6
200,000
3,000,0,0
6
g.f-
100,000
176,500
866j00O
800,000
3,700,000
3,OUI,000
1,51X1,00
7
J.
&D.
J.&
do
N.Y.,Dun..au, S.
J.
6
6
7
1898
1399
& Co
J.&.T. N. Y„4th Nafl Bank
M. & N.
do
do
do
Various.
do
do
do
F. & A.
do
do
do
J. &J.
do
do
do
Q-J. N. Y., Loud, or Frank.
7
Assessed va^ue of pr"pety In
May
&
m
Oct., 1890
J.
AD.
N. Y., 4th Nafl Bank.
Dec, 1890
J.
&J.
N.Y., Am. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan., 1873
do
do
N. Y.,4th Nafl Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
1876-'89
18T6-'89
July
'41& '42
1813
M.
<ScS.
& J.
M.&N.
J.
&J.
J.
Various. N. Y., B'k of America.
913,000
66^X1
M.&S.
Various.
1,648,283
Bonds for relief of State Trens
Bonds In aid of various railroads...
Lcveo b nda
do
do
B inds fund uk coupons
Bonds to Boeuf & Crocodile N'av.C
do
for iellt.-f of p. .1. Kennedy,
do issued to St tte P nit ntlary
do
to fund dostinK debt of State
do t .Mi»s.& Mex.UJf Ciiual....
do iss. I S. l.;i. & T.-\as RU. Co
do cehool held by Slat! Treas
do to N. O., Mob. & Texas RR.
.
1852
1853
isfiS
1-67
1870
1866
1869
1»70
1869
1870
1369
1869
isn
1,000
1,000
80,000
750.000
2,410,000
1,000,000
3,960,000
500
2,* 1,000
900
IW)
LiW
b
1,1 IX)
1,100
1,000
1,000
l.O^U
1,(XXI
i',6o6
&9.
.M.
& J.
J.
Various.
do
M. & N.
M. & S.
965.300
80,000
& J.
J.
do
do
l.'H.HK)
500,(»«)
M. &S.
M. & N.
M. & S.
2.950,000
474,000
516.000
665,000
750,000
&0.
A.
1
rapidly reduced. Valuation of
personal property is (113,915.561 ; ralltoad proper-
The debt has been
il,
a.5
3
.
Munlolp
be
Debt assumed J S £
W.ir
1SR3
1863
1-64
1868
311.00(1
Various.
525,l»»
M. &
S.
1,000
47.'i.000
F.
A.
2,8:!2.500
.).
3,081,400
A.
Baltimore & Uhlo RR., sterling
1833
Cheaaneake & Ohio Canal, st'g.
1338
Buiq. k Tide W. Canal, storllug....
1838
Rallroa s md canals
varru*
Shore
UK
«
Cbcsupeuke
Su.*(i,
& Ohio
SOU.ftiT
1S39
1868
1»>7
1871
do
nouse F.nlnrffement Loan...
Lunatic llo.«pita1, £c.. Loan
Lunatic Hosrdtal (West. .Mass;
Loan, funding Public Debt
Back Hay Lands Loan
State
Union Fuud Loan
do
do
Coaat Defense Loan
Bounty Fnnrl Loan
Bounty F-jud Loan
do
do sterling
65,207
3.687.745
lOO.iXW
73,000
iss-uui
1853*54
1851
1857
1861
1.000
1,OUO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
•61-'62
'61-'62
•ei-ej
1.000
1,000
:8«l
18>4
1864
.
£ioakc.
18M
a.
Ac.
. .
Ste Marie Canal Bonds
186S
1865
19S9
llO.rtX)
do
Frankfort, Kv.
do
do
N.O., Citiz'ns'Bk.of
1'^
80
Jan.. 1880
Jan., 1880
after 1881
The valuation of real and personal property In 1870
was (<)2,tXXi,U00. Taxes are levied by counties, and
vary from 5 mills to 1 6-10 mills. A sinking fund
provided for extinguishing the debt.
IS
do
do
do
do
do
do
1872
Sept.. 1873
189J
do
do
do
N. Y., B'k of America
do
do
do
K. C, CltU'n Bk. of La.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. y., B'k of America.
do
do
do
Pk ol La
N.O., Citiz'na'
N.Y., Bank of America.
Bk oiLa
Bank of Amer.ca.
The nominal debt of Kentucky, at the close of flacal year, Oct., 7870, was (3.l»fe.67r. Sinking fund
resources at samt? time were (2.539,295. Valuation
of
A
La
5k.
5g.
!M,IXX)
5i)WX)
l(«,00O
5&6g.
23X1,01 o
600,000
888 OOI
200,000
4.000,744
2,499/XXI
999.944
9S4 180
966,500
2,952,400
5k
5g.
A.&O.
J.& J.
do
do
M.&N.
& O.
A.
20II.UOO
1,000
1,000
IJXX)
160.000
1,617,000
lOOO
463Mia
l.OOO
81,01/)
J.&
J.
J.*
I).
do
M.&N.
J.&
J.
do
do
do
M.*N.
do
A.
*
O.
do
do
I
J-& J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
do
do
6g.
«
6
7
S
J.
1872
July, 1893
to 1906
1^86
1907
1875
'88
1886
1690
'72
&
do
all
taxable property, (106,275.773.
constitutional
amendment
limits the total debt
to (25,000,000.
Dliect d bt, June 1, 1K71, wcs
(17.83I,;XX1; contingent debt, (6J73,683; temporary
It baa
(2,112,780; t.'tal outstandi< g, (26,517,763.
been decided, however, that bonds authoriz d
previous to the amendment may be issued,
which Incindis (i26.l«0 to Miss. & Mex. Gulf
(5J4,(JIX) to X. La. & Texas BR.; (2.075,uiO
Canal
bonds guar, for N.O.. Mob. & Texas KR.; (i,000,UlO
bonds to be Issued to same compsny (1,(CS.000
(or more) to N. O.. Baton R. & Viciisburg RR.;
(100.000 to Sliri^veport Hospltul (lOO.OO) subs, to
Misw. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and personul pnTaxes, 14X uillis. (v. 12,
pirty, ,(1.22O,Ot«),O0O.
p.3«,403.)
;
:
1899
1910
;
l'<99
1909
igio
Jan., 1872, was (611,263 ;
the municipal debt sluk'gfnnd was (187,030; (IMO,matured In 1871. After ihe U.S. Suiuteresr was p id in gold
preme Court decision,
Aug., 18S0
Valuation in
Mil the decl.-iion wtis reversed.
June, 1«89
1870, (•224,812,<«X). tax 5 mills.
Oct., 1898
The a se-sed valnaiL-.n of property in 1871 was
(116,716,283, on which the rate of taxation was 19K
1S»0
cents per (100; Incoma from dividends on rail18?0
road, canal and other stocks owned by the Stale
1865
w«8 (351,123. The Stste has largely assisted
1880 & is:o
canals and railroads, and holds (4,691.5i.i of t-tocks
IH90
and bonds of -oivent companies, besides (1,858.1890
7.n in the sinking fund, leaving on y (5.883,437 of
18 5
debt, without any oft'^el ; ihe State also holds
18«)
ft J.
ft
J.
1872-78
Var., 1883
000 of debt
(20,567,166 in
1890
unproductive securities.
&
1893
1875
18-3
1883
1862 all Interest on tbe debt of MaasaIs paid In coin, excepting on the war
loan and temiiorary loans. In 1371 ihc deb*, was
The sinking tlinds
increasd about (2,5U2,';00,
nninbeY sixteen, ai d the securities held c<«t
(13,6*28,364, their market value ai close of last llscal yearbi-lng more ilian the original cost. The
loan to Boston. Ilartlord & Erie K.R. is secured
bv deposit of (4,000.000 " Bcrdcll" mort. bonds.
'The assessor's si^gregate of real and personal
property In ihc Stale Is (1,591,9-3.000, the actual
value )"ing (.',:iO7.0(M.4 7. I axntion in '871 "aa
(21, 8»2,9tS of which (6.611,000 w ao for State purposes, and (14,739,715 for mm.lclpal. Revenue
IS also derived irom a tax on savings b.<nlc
deposits, on corporations, on national bsnK
stock", and from several o'her sources. The
credit or Massacbn«etts lu the London market
Is deservedly very high.
By a law of
Boston, Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
rto
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London. Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury
Loudon, Bar, ng Bros.
do
do
Boston, Treasury,
London, Baring tiros.
do
do
Boston, Treasury,
do
do
London, Baring Dros.
Boston, Treasury.
do
M.ftN.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Quarter.
f- M.&S.
9k. J.* J
5g.
do
do
London, Baring Bros,
do
do
do
do
A.&O.
5g.
3 »lVfJ
400.0QO
3.599.oe4
280,000
£!«
6b.
do
do
do
do
Atigusta and Boston.
Qur.rter.
J & J.
do
6g.
6b-
Angusta and Boston.
Boston, snirotk Bank,
Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent.
KK.OOO
4,I7a,WO
.
Boston. Hartf. & Erie RR, sterling 6«-'6»
Harbor Land improveiueut
1870
Miohinan, :
Itenewal Loan Ponds
1858
im.oofl
500
do
do
sterilnir
1869
Trov & Orcenf RR, Loau, sterling '.wet xaxMcc
do
'61-'63
do
home
a
do
do
jciooftc
sterling,
1-68
do
do
sterling. 6».'71 £10Oftc
liouihem Vcnnont RR, Loan
1861)
5W)
.Norwich & Worcester KR. Loan...
IjOOU
ia'.7
Two Million Loan
War Bounty lionds
5
5
3
6
6
6
6
6
6
is«
State Almshouse Loan
Loan, currency. reKlstered.
1,237,051
J.
do
do
5g.
5g.
728.172
Defen-e Itonnty Loan
Southern Relief bonds
Doaf and umb Asylu'U Loau
MaavichuxttlH :
do
2,98,111
31,06!)
269,1X10
&
* D.
&0.
J.&
2,273,333
18)9
1837
RK
canal
Bait. & Susqu.-haniia RR
Annapolis & KikridKe RR
Bultiniore
War
.Jan..
N.O-, fitiz'ns'
do
•51-'61
i
Mitrylatul
Kastei-ii
ty, (25 516.042; real "state, (25't,289,S95, or abont
one-tilth of the actual value. Ihc 111. Cent. RR.
tax amounts to abont (300,000. Bonds ot 1-71 Issued for relief of Chicago, (v. 13, p 559.)
Various
The war debt sinking fund
loan bonds.
do
Bounty dj
do
ao
do
do
N.Y.,
Maine
W.r
(13, p. 107; V. 14, p. 19,84, 219.)
Toi>eka.
do
do
316,000
bonds
Kate
lor West, ft All. >RR.,
of Dec., IS71, provides for
Investlgaifon as to the Issue of all bonds since
lf68, to begin In March, 18T2, and holders were
notified In Felinary to pr* sent pr* ols as to tbe
New
issue ol such bonds to tbe Committee
A Ihw
July, 1886
971,834
318,000
45,000
102,000
416,800
2iO,0U)
1870, (221.119.592.
Rem,
01 lax. 4 mills.
O00,tXX) p, yr.
Jan., 1872
1874
'4
•72,^3
•79-'S0-'l-'6
York.
5,500
1313
debt, Jan., 1^72, (1,311,649.
Old Teriitorlnl bonds are not recognized. Real
and personal properly a8aei»aed lu 1869 at (29 700,ll3i.
Rule of tax in 1970, 5 mils. Losu to J.,
P. & M. R.R., is secured by mortgage uu road.
30.000
300.1100
reduced bj a sinking
Debt has been reduced since 1866 from (10,000,000
to present Ugnres, by sinking innd purchases.
The 1861 bondsarepayabieat pleasu-e after Jul V,
A'sessed
1S71. and those of ise-l nftor Oct., Is74.
value or real and personal properly, (322,553,488
:
l/iitl^Utnit :
Cna Ity Hospital
13, p. 493, 839.)
Innd.
20,000
,W,00
SWiXX)
Aifrlcultural College
Bonds to contractors, &c
John TliroL'd.act
do
do
Military purposes
do held by Board of Kd
lCuKOKI0LK,v.
Tlie debt la being rapidly
1877
1880
1883
18»t
Hartford, Treasury.
d}
do
do
100,975
880,500
'61'69
Military loan
K^ntuck'l
lu
In
of dcAcIt current year, t244,l56. A law paaaed
Dec, 1871, authorized a loon of $1,000,1)00. (r. 14,
1,880,000
1817
do
do
and ADdlior's report
details In rerard lo theStata
1
7j45,900
1870-71
1870
Refunded stock bonds
N r.nsl University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
War bonds
Revenue deOclt bonds (to ClUcagoJ.
Kitn^iM :
t;lTll bonds, 1S61 to
all
In 1871 I'rom 7H to 9 mills. Deficit In receipts
last Use 1 vear was |217,tr2!; Auditor's estimate
:
est bonds. Inscribed
1 'lie
Civ
1886
1886
Sacramento, Treasury,
do
do
d.>
do
do
do
J. ftj.
7g.
7g.
7g.
784,800
958,0:«
1,491,000
1,04-1000
1,741,100
200,'
l.OOO
i.ulo
i,ouo
1.000
l-iliS
Atlantic 4
Bonds, act of .Ma cb
r. 13, p. 739,
show
Funded and Oontiug
Oovt
1,000
and Internal Imp. fund
Warrant?} bearing no Ictcrest
Due
(-39,
flnanclal situation, and a history or Alabama ft
Chattanooga RR. bond transattlon
AMtcsaed
value real estate in 187li, |8.6,''45
penotal
proncrtv, $44-,396. Bate of taxation roCuced
18M
:
Old bonds held by U.
V. 13, p.
00
1,000
:
do
do
do
CHRON101.K,
Jane, 1890
400,000
bouda
.ty
ending
The Governor's meMage, published
ststeri.
Co
ft
for tbe flacal year
Sept. 80, 1871, sliowa the total debt to be a* here
p. 218.)
«J.
J.& J.
J.
2,783,000
3,10,i
1409
1
do
Comtectiritt
N. T., Duncan. 8.
May, lem
May,l>86
May, 1886
i,si;,ooo
1838-39
,
KR
RR
RK
MIflH.,
J.
J.ftJ.
1.400JX»
Ten year
&
« Red River RR.
The Andltor's report
Co.
511,6:2
1869
1869
bond:} for dellcleucics....
Floatini! flebl
Meninliis ic Little Koek
Little Uoek & KnrtSniilb
L. R., rine lllbff
N. O.
A
34)000
l.i>.in
! onf Table*.
UEMARKt.}
when due.
Whom.
do
do
d>
do
do
do
London, Un^on Bk.
do
do
do
N. V. Duncan, S. A Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
87t,'J00
4U'J,000
13.6tU.0lll
187J
1870
by
N. N.r., Duncan, B.
J.&
648,001
to N'en- Orleans & Sclii<a RR..
Wan-nntu a .d cei-tfd., Sept. 3U, 18.1.
Whern Payable and
do
do
Junel.
473.800
688.010
64,800
TO-ll
Railroad bmid IndorsiMnonts
Loan o.Mont.& Kufiihl Rlt
Loan to Ala. A ChathioooKa ItR
*
M.
1,»I1,000
1866
18S7
1866
1868
do
do
do
do
New bonds
du
Congren, Wuhlncton, O. C]
Principal,
When
per
Cent Payablet
1168,000
Co., la tlio ofllce of the Librarian of
INTEUEi^T.
Dato Slie or Amount
Itet^
Outpar
of
DEBCKITTIOS.
*
Immediate notice of any error dl»goT«re4
Rabarrlberii will confer a great Ikvor by giving nn
NY., Mercantile N. Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nov.,
1873
Oct., '73- "74
Oct., *;3-'74
July, 1874
.lune.isn
June, 1 T2
May,
18S0
July, •72-'76
July, •77-'78
July, 18S3
July, 18iH
May, 1894
May, 1891
18K to 1837
.luly, 1881
Ott..'88-'90
April. •91-'98
.\pril, 188'
chusetts
July. '8-91
April. 1890
.Inly. 1877
J., 7900
Jan., 1875
J.&
July, 1878
1973,
''78 ft
Mar,
'83
1890
July,lg79
The debt has been dlmlnhhed »'•»!•'«'?*'•?{
Pfraonal
Assessed valuation of real and
prope-tv, 18 1-2. (630,OOOJ»W. and r»<f ,''f purchase
""Jii"
Surplus revenue la applied to
years.
2J4 mills.
ot
bonds as
fast as It accuiuulatea.
"efl^j
Sim, or par caltie.—The se>eral dpnomtnatlons In which bonds are leaned O.50O and l.OOO; 6, 100, 500 and 1,000: d, 100 and 1.O0O; e, also
'l"''? i'niSft'ilir'?
ft D., JDiw ft Dec;
t Whtn Pai/nble.-]. & J. stands for .Fan. ft Julv; F. * A., Feb. ft Ang.-, M.ftS
ft 9., Ma ci. ft fee^t.
April i Oct.; M. ft N., Mar ft Nov.; J.
Q-—J laarterly iroin Jan.; Q.— F., quarterly from Fehmary; Q.-M., quarterly Irom March! A. ft O.,
. „
„
n«»i- for im.conuinlng
Jifemw*.».--The Hgures In biaekeis al lU« end of remarks, lu each case, refer to the volumo andpage of the CnBONicLit,or toonr Year Book tot iim ront.inlnir
uuormatlon upon the subject.
;
,
.
;
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—
U
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1
1
THE CHRONICLE.
260
iFebruarj 2
1,
lb72
STATE SECUEITIES.
any error discovered In our TabTea.
Subscribers will confer a great favor by glvlne as Immediate notice of
DESCRIPTION.
.-xpl.tuatlon of a'l rcferrnce^ see
foot n -ttfs on preceding piig^.
For
MinntfiOta :
State iinilding
Loan
f
(
I
b
1,
Con
A
Sec. 3,
Sbc. 12.
7,
,372.oai
,ii;5,ooo
5
800,000
5
6
,5;i;,8a7
&
,1011,420
do
2,099,000
do
do
!
47:<,0(10
66,473 5
do
do
do
Orer/oH —Relief bonds
iSountv bonds
tax>
loan,
A
1868
1867
1S68
1H15
l-iSl.
IStiO
1886.
1856
18,
19 ( t1 1,000 reg)
Military loau of .Hay 15 (cp.
Ta->.)
Stock loan of Fel>. 2 {re;ilsteied)..
&
1,000
1
i,a«
1,000
i.ojo
I8,)3
ISlil
1867
1867
18^7
186?
1167
186;
1871
War bonds
1862
May '2?, (eg
)
186,3
do
„
Knncllnp:
do
d>
do
do
bonds
iss
I'e!
do
do
«>
do
2d
31
4tli
5tii
BlK^RdgeRU bonds
&
50,
50,
,=•0.
50.
d.
&e,
&c.
&c,
&c.
&c.
50,
50, 4: c.
!
!
...
do
1,0
185 i
18,56
1,000
1.000
ISliS
1000
1868
1868
13CI
1.000
a
doiiie-tlc.!!!!;!!;!'.
Hermitage purcliaso
-•ji'=
'j
—
ig
I
on above
t<>
a;
letter
4,083,991
%
I
735. .553
S-
1.0(10
21,ir;,387
67-^8-'9
,
j
-
5®
Bonds 1 s-tti claims on stite
P«n t-ntiary debt
1
on, gold, ai-ld yr'
under act May,
18.H-69
186
1868
registered
1900
Indefinite.
Oct., 698
Jan., 1871
Jan.; 1876
July, 1881
Jan.. 1837
216.611
71,000 5
1890
coupons
(V. 13.
The
April, 1S79
July, lasj
do
Aug., 1877
do
,
March,
18S2
prll, li93
July, 1893
•
August,
At
1894
pie sure,
Jan.
1, 1877
J:in. 1,1881
1,
on which the 2.09mllla
)
'
Debt was all created for war purposes and Is hp'ng
steadiy diminished. The valu:itlon of real and
personal property (or the flaeal y ar ending Ap'
1870. $13<,189,4mi. and tax 01 25 cent > on $100. Total
revenue,
$611,3.6.
Trasurer Parser. November 2». states the debt
briefly thus: Toial bonds (irlnted by Aniei-eon
Bank Note Co^ $2i,5IO,OilV; of which ».'!,0?2 ,800
were in State Treasury $6,000,000 sterling loan
In hands 01 Am Hank Noie Co.; $s.fi53,'.H)0 destroyed and balance $9,1111,000 were delvered 10
flna clal agent In New Y'orl.-.
Of ihc lattfr,
$3,173,000 Mere in uic as collateral for loans;
$5 541,000 had been sold, nnd $200,000 were to
•^7-97
July 1, •7:-.-;9
July 1, 1,881
Jan.l, 1885
July 1. 1.888
Jnly 1, 18S3
Jnlv 1.188:1
July 1,188
;
cred't of sinking lund.
was
$6,453,908,
making
Old debt not converted
total debt. $11,994,90
,
with-
o-t including bonds pledged, r railroad endorsements. A Committee of investigaiion concludes
Ihat *6.31l.0,.0 ot bo ds are an over-lsflne, but
this view la not well sustained.
Taxation for
1871, rate. State 7 mills
connlv. 3 mills. Assessed value ot propc.ty, $183.913;f37. Defaulted ou
Interest January, 1872. (vol. 13, p. 139, 839.)
,
;
total debt here given
mentary report of the
6
5 &
6
6
6
No interest now paid
according to a suppleoiler. Oct. 21, 1871.
From
ailroads.
Comptro
Icr de-
ducts—debt of solvent radroads, $5,7»6,5;13; due
from rail oada then sold, $5,214.(1:12; indorsed
bonds tliat will pav inierest. $2,I12,0(K). and Inte--est, $130,320; Int. 13 mos. on bonds paid In, $535,590; estimated balance revenue due, Jan. 1. 1873,
$1,200,000: making to'iil deductions o( $r-,ir28,475,
and leaving the net niiiount of ilebi $19,961,51,0.
Total valuation of lauds, $2lt5,386,717 : lots and
other properly $72,513. ;JJ; total taxable. $387,905,tr20.
No new debt can be created, except by a
two-third vote t#f the eople. The rate of taxation was raised to GO i-ts on the $100 for 1871,
though since redured to 40, hut a >ax has been
laid on railroad receli ts, and on some other
aources of revenue, (v. 13, p. G01,i,31.)
6
6
6
is,
(.10 iipti
alter deiluctlngbou'is paid In by
this total debt of $31,990,01)6, the
186S-93
1898
1810-73
1892
1869-92
6
.State
:
Jnlv l.-8'-3
July 1. •87-89
Jul' l,^8;-«(;
tly
i>.
840
cal ycar,$l '.76.8,8. State holds $1,754,321 in stocks
and $9,;00,000 oi' lailrord bomis. Interest is paid
in gold on all loans prior to 1R67.
Anv coupon
bonds niav be cham;. d to rcglt-tered The bonds
due in 1872 are pavabie at any lime rill iii7i
those of l!i77 tl.l 1862; those 01 1882 till 1893.
1878
1871
18T2
Feb., I8r2
Feb,, 1S77
Feb , 1977
Feb , 1882
Feb., '882
June, 18;6
,
Aug,,
Feb
$l,5l)2,l-."J,911,
nroperty in
ebt is provided for bv sinking funds, which
will pay It at or b f.jre inatiiritv.
Revenue is raised from nuni rons sonrca, princ ral y from conorationa
Taxes are levied on
personal nroperty, which wss assessed in 1870-71
at $111,1180 918. and the tax whs $n^i0 6l9. Total
revenue In 1871, $?.197,9,15. Funded debt diminish,
ed $2,131,555. Balance In Treasury at close of fis-
1875
1815
Aug
was
cliatte!
tax produced $4,o5 ,728, and other local tax^s
which are very heavy in Ohio, raised $13,604,660,
July 1,1868
&
1SS2
1901
1900
1900
9
&
|
The State owns about
91,000,000 acres of land, and
also claims, on ditl'crent accounts against the U.
S. $.506,018. which would ne to that extent an oll'set
to the debt.
Va uatlon of property, 187*.
8
im
120,0:10
1870
60,000
750,000
400,00j
M.
811.500
J.
1,000
1
62
500c
500,
&
A
JE200
»
186S
registered
1871
of rial nnd
752.117
A
"
r,-eistere
"
" sterling "
Interest fundable to .Jan 67
due to July 1,18,1
New Fnn ling bonds lor J< of debt..
Certtacalej lor
of old debt
.
total valuation
2011,00
!1,WI(I,'6B
sterling coupon.'!!.'!!!!
"a'
£300
S.
1871
ISll
100,
iOU,
4c.
J.*
&c
IS9O-1910
1,187
York.
S5S
is?
.1.
J.
$259,161,517.
Marcn
J.
Taxes collected in fiscal year 1869-70. $793,446 ordV
nary State expenses about, $-295,751. June, 1:11
$405,000 bonds were paid.
for funding ^ of the debt (except ster1 A law
;
1874-^78
18r4-'78
ling) was jinssed April 1871. giving a certificate
for ^payable, wltu Interest, after a settlement
with west Va.
A r solution was pa-.sed in
Dec meet. 1871, stopping the iirocesa and ordering an Investigation, but this whs vetoed Tne
money in Treasury wtismore than eulflcient
to Duy January interest, but an apnroprl t on
was necessary, whicn has not been made.
Assessed value of property In 1871, $166,1 !6,8i,0 ;
tax rate. 5 mills, (v. 13, p. 139, 439, 839 ; V. 14,
1S86-I900
do
do
do
do
do
d>
do
do
ia
20.000,000
10,000,000
New
Boat.,IJ.B. Mnt. Rod'n
Moutpeller, Treasury.
do
A
18l'.6
1867
1861
1861
100,50;;
4
4D.
London.
1886-1900
1886 1900
London.
1876-1 -:-6
1876-1886
1877-18.7
1877-1881
1885-1901
*
Ri"hmon(l, Treaaury.
.
H
1
a reference will be found advisable to the detailed srticle in Ciironici.k, v. 12, p, -,.63- Several
pans have been proposed for scaling down the
debt, but no deflnite at tion has yet been taken
Total interest overdue is tiiSl.iVj. (For the
Governor's message see v. 13, p. 140.)
Jnly'l,'l8«1
3.3!!>.6<Kl
registered
'*
do
do
do
London.
;;:i
Old bonds, coupon
'*
•*
The gross amount of the several issues of debt are
here given, but the value of bonds is^uid -iuc.
1865vari, sso m:ich on the pirticnlar
i-ues that
710 COO
13112
nroliila:
actual value. Tax rate in 1811 m as aiout 5K mi is;
for 1R72 Comptroller advises 6^J irills. t^tere^t
on all debt except bounty loau Is voluntarily paid
In gold. (V, 14, p, 19.)
!,»i3 0:8
1871
War loan bonds, conpon
"
2,173.000
1,0001
lW)-6-
toiu idliit. on abo e t(>,Jan. '6
due on all bds cstlm^d to Jan. Ti
fioattnij debt—
Itiuk of lenuessee notes
Treasury war -ant,*
Loan account in New York.
Total debt oi all kinds to Jan., i8T2
7>,r'(-v— School nnd bonds
Boa Is an 1 warr.nta lor State gov't
Krts
Int
"
'
a'SS
B
.
The
cc
j\in,
do
not I tiered....!
Or<>enlssQC. no letter
Fnndlng bonds
"
I
<io
Columbia.
15
.
•'
I
3I»I,419
•
I
pr<tt.;ct
A&o
I
endorsed for railrosdal
llonds loaned o l!l[.'». old
B-ts Is lied to Kli.'s •.inco •«C(ireen ls,sue, no letter
ncllcl..ncy bds,
roine
4R1.415
" i ol-a-i;
IB
VermoiU:
I
J.&J.I
70,1.000
s'^-o'"
State; aplrol stock
Front er
Imost
1,258,5.50
;
will,
J.,n., 1874
July, 18r2
Var., 1873
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1875
Dec, 1877
1
Railroad stocks,...-
,
Columbia, St. Treaa.
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia* N. Y.
Columbia. Treisury.
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
do
do
do
6,712,608
propfr—
•rnrnpike road stocks....
IjankT nn. stock
Ne» sede
11.600
500.000
1,100.000
1,265,800
Teu'ii'mieP:
Iton
Q.-J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1871,
Is
$,5,15,1,793 for hoilTity de t; $l,80,"..;41 general lund
$1,054,V26 canal debt
and $19,139 L. 1. RR.^ making total debt, leas Sim 1. gfnds, $.9,4,.2.7l/2, r
t ,9;ii.l4ll .ssilian :8Jii. Net revenue or canals,
$981,588. Assessed valuation of all taxable property is $'2,052.531,',9S, or about two-thirds of its
will.
At
do
J.
Sinking fund, Nov.,
also $68,000 contingent deb* to L.I. ER., 4
$7,36: per annum lor Intban annuities. Sinking
(Miids at cl se of fiscal ye ,r, Sept. 3
1871,
•luly, 1875
do
do
do
Prov.. R. I.II.4T. Co,
J.&
able, $100,000 per year.
Julv,lS78
State Treasury.
do
do
do
amount.
$1,183,112.
April, 1871
April. 1B77
Amcr. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
in
•»8-'99
do
2,50,000
1838
1838
T.,
All the bonds ft
issued for w;.r puiposes,
were
and have been steadily reduced
Jan., •86-96
Jan., '9;-02
,
per $100) amounted
last year, $419 iOl,
Debt was all created for war purposes. Of the
first two classes of bonds the principal Is p.-(y.
Jan.. '72-81
At
pir-
1870, $11,820,113;
$21:1,603.
New Hampshire
^7 '-8
July,
Sept., •W-9
Oct., 'ic-l
Oct.. 1893
4 S.
4 O,
J.
F, 4 A.
38,837
u^
to
Debt reduced
.Ian
York.
do
do
do
do
J,&
Wl,fi '1
127,111
301,370
215,4 III
130,315
1,131,701
970,000
Total 'raluatlon of real cftatc
soiial, $8,377,995: tax ill
I8T2
1881
do
do
do
New
tJ.
to nuances,
806.
•73- '87
March,
March,
68^98
Phila.,Farin.4M. B^k.
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.& A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Harrisbni-j; Treasury,
J.
.
On demand
Raleigh, Treasury,
pursiinnr to a re oluiiou 01 the Legln-
The Oovernor^s message, as
was published i Cueokiclk v.13, p.
lilure.
1876
1876
do
do
do
do
4 0.
& J.
A.
c. rreiicy,
'7l-'89
".2 '89
The
A.
I
186'J-';0
Rail oa'lcndjrsciutnts..
J.
M.
1,019.000
829,0J0
18,)1
Ijind comrn ssion bonils
(.te. lin^
fiind Int.
>il
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
var.
b
1366
'..
C'nvcrsi'inb nds
11
90,100
1,11m
18111
Fire loan b'^nds,
Bds
7.S90,5,-,0
9,2;i..'3ll
200,0011
92,0011
1IB9
.
dtilte rlfbt
W
9.',-50
1,-m
18,i8
....
6g,
''«
.
JVJg,
2J,-,3,6
1,000
1,IMJ
4
do
do
do
do
do
3:15.300
2 <i.0Ul
1,' 96
HI
723,9
J.
O.
O.
.7
400.000
396,0 ill
112,000
2.97i,(M)
3,786,5
&
6
7
•89.'90
York.
do
do
do
du
do
A.&O.
J.
';T89
New
O.
J.
A.&
A.&
1,600,000
1.095.309
2,400,000
61,181
45,450
1791
1*16
1857
NcwSt.teHojscbonds..
do
di
Fun lingMll- rc.ielva'ile..'.'.
Payment of inter st
Fund ng bank bills
do
50
000
do
do
do
do
Albany.
J.
S7,1,'9'
1SH3
1861
SaulU Carolina:
state stock
do
de
&c
1819
18 12
do
iio
do (cp. & rciy.)..
do (ceglst.re ),.
do (cp. & lOrf.).
do (reg stored I...
„^
Chambcrsbn-gctf^
do
do
do
do
do
d'>
&c.
&c,
IW, &c.
do
do
do
do
J.
J. 4:
015
11,407,000
100,
100.
100,
18.52
Coupon lo.m of April
stock, 1st
&
A.&
loo.am
2>i mills,
6 mills.
•7l-^S3
Manhattan Bank.
J.&.l.
2,0J6,0OO
l,739.aKl
2,417,400
1,T21,-00
.H«:i
1S,V2
do
M:iy4
Registcr^ddo do
II )Ude
b
b
T.,
A.&O.
i\m
1-5-!
r.l2 ('^.(XWreL;.)..
do
do
State
D.
J.
1,000
18.50
do
PtHn^i/tcania:
lueliui^d plane loan, April 10
Coupon
1,000
1,0J0
N".
6
4,738,800
June
do
&
3;639,10(1
Regist'd certillcates of literary f u (!
Peflitciitiary bonds, act Aug. 2!, '6i.
Special tax bojds.
Ohio:
Keg stered loan, pjyabic after 1S70.
do
do
do
J.&
6
880,(100
J
Comptroller's bds iby Rev. Stai's)
do
do
do
do
do
do new (not special
do
do
do
do
Funding bonds, since war
do
do
do
q'.;^:i.
,2,-i7,900
5,150,2W
and
do
do
all
property i'l 1871 was
upon which the revenue tax is
and liitercft ti'X 2X mill., making
The Hannibal 4 St. Joseph RR. iirovidta the Interest on its bond.. Bonds due .Jan.
1872. were paid in gold, but after that time in
$-75,0(10,000,
do
do
do
Albany.
N. T., Manhattan Bank.
do
do
do
Albany.
N. T.. lianliatt'an Bank.
do
do
do
5
6
J. City,
taxiition5Hm<lIs.
valuatluu of
The
Concord or Boston,
do
do
do
do
Trenton 4
do
do
do
do
••
amount of t2,'275,O0Oi llielr le ogiitlon is discus edinthe state. Total property, $85,400,377,
There
J.
do
do
do
do
do
1
900.(«1»
'Jlntioii
do
J.
J.&
7
;61.>tl
T., Jlctropolilau Bk,
State Treasury,
do
do
1,IX)2,SIOO
Nortli Care/Una:
i.K. and iniprovement bo 'ds, old...
d>
do
do
J.&
593,400
llsi
N".
& '.
M.&S.
A.&O.
1,199,900
bonds are held by the permanent scb:'oI
fund. The •Minnesota state Railroad
bonds,
which arc re udiated, were Issued in 1858 to the
1877
1878
1879
1872
Dec, 1883
do
do
do
N. T., Nat. Bk of Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do Duncan, S. & Co,
J.
750,000
6
»
do
do
do
S.
S.
.\I.
0:)o,000
Various i-8u- 8 under Art cle, 7, Sec.
t
l,i.%,iA10
1SI8
1818
do
do
or
Art. 7,
&
M.&
I
;'^4^
1817-3
i
ueliciency li^au.
J.
1,539,000
8,000,000
392,000
504.00
1,000
retjisteredstoc^,
do
do
do
J.&
018,000
1S61
1863
1561
do
M.&N.
J.4D.
500.000
160,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
St. Paul, Treasury.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
61-3
1861
loC£
fcCeneralfun^l debt— A-itor tocK
Canal Debt,
2,379,000
5,119,0
1,1110
1S67
1*71
Ai
do
taxable
Ne'C York:
Bouuty loan bonds, conp n
do
1,1110
•53-7
New ^(-r*^y:
War loan bonds, tax free
dj
do
do
C,SI61,0UO
'5(i-61
toiuudfloatl gdebt
do
y. Hamonhire:
War loan coupon bonds
do
d)
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
•51-9
•52-9
•57-06
State bonds
do
2,727,000
'37-il
'
ilo
IflM
l.OvO
REMARKS.}
Due,
All these
J,&
439,0,":0
1,000
1,1100
18(12
'51t-61
W. L,r. Pacillc RU
W. r. Pacillc KR. (guar.)
dannlbalA St. Joseph KR
S.
S.
1,OjO
l.OiO
•51-8
Consolidated bonds
t onds to XortU .Mo. liK
Voiids to Cairn 4 Fulton UH
T^onUa to Platte County Uli
Bonds to Ir. in .Mountain Kit
PaclllcKI!
1859
18«8
i
Miit^O'trt:
St4ite bonds
1««7
1S68
isra
Principal,
When
by Wliouj.
Payable
100,000
10 .000
50,000
100,000
2,275,0u0
'65-6
do
do
War Loa
Kallroad UondsCnot recognized)....
do
do
Sioux
INTEREST.
Whent Where Pflvuble and
S ze or A inn lint
Outpsr
Value' st'ndiug
.1.
1'<S6-190I
4 J. On eettlem^t with
W.Va.
p. 19, 175.)
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THE CHRONICLE.
February 2 1, 1872.]
251
CITY SECUIUTIES.
V
CBnl«n4 Moordlnt to met otCongnn, In the jMr Ign, br Wx. B. Daka * Co., la the offlcs of the Llhranan of Coiltre'e, Ws-hlnclon, D. C.I
8nb«crlb«r» irlll coiUler a great f»Tor by glvlinr im Immcdlatg noUec
ny error dlwcoyercd In oarTablea<
of
DE8CBIFTI0N.
X>>te
SUe or Amonnt „
monnt
•
of
par
Bond!. Value.
PorexpUuailon.itfe fo
AlfHIIIU. A*.
St •ndin.
"<""«•
tlW)
1,000
60,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Water stock
Honda loniird
1<B4
1X61
1866
IS
l,!^
aoii.Kio
100,0110
l.OUO
lW'.0iO
390.000
18TO
MXJO
.•0.000
:sn
i*n
1,0
Gti
ilo
do
do
do
do
do
do
BSIoK
REMARKS.)
ASusq.Ii.U..
to Alb.
1.69
l,t>
«u
1,1
F.&A.
M.*S.
M.*N.
M.*S.
M.*N.
1,(100
400 WW
10 i.OOU
MIO.OOO
1,00
1.000,000
M.*N.
1,SS5,«90
.
Duncan,
do
do
do
do
do
.
Var
1,000
F.* A.
May. 1879
June, 1880-8
BanV. Feb..
Boat.. Merch'nta*
N. V
une, 1872-74
do
do
,T.&D.
Ift«-»t
* Co. Mch 189M9(»
B.
llonds for varloiiB purposes
Var.
(o
do
do
do
do
Var.
18^
18S4
1863
1865
18<jCI
wta
1853
1833
13S8
C. RR....
Cltv Hall
do
do
Consol rl Hted loan
Court House loan
100*c,
1U)*C.
wo*-'.
100*0.
10O*c,
iao*c,
1004c.
lOO&C.
iuo*c.
10*c.
18W
lOOftc.
isTO
1871
Loan to \'a. Valley R.R
Kudorseiueula for N, W. Va. RR..
do
do York* Cnin.HR.
do
do West. Md. KB ..
100*c.
1864
I
KuiuUiu; loan
Nov., mio
Mc
1874-91
.
ay, 1911
Feb., 1876-8
Nov.,
•.
;t95
City receipts.
Union
do
Augusta.
1U)*C.
loo&c.
iOOic.
7,'407,6in
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
18.1.72.)
5.000 (mi
I.IICO.CH)
1,000.000
818,100
891.616
137.414
773.aOO
1.000.000
13T3
1, 1875
Sept. 1, 1898
Sept. 1,1k93
Sept. 1, IS'
.Ian. 1, 1;95
Jan. 1, ixgii
Jan. 1,1'85
July l.ls^'l
Apr.
500,000
1,650.000
in.toj
15, 19(0
1885
July
1.
1860.
1900
do
do
do
do
do
n4 9D0
BR
July. I80O
May
ju'y.'iaoo
City debt proper
1853 '65
t'onobscot ft Kennebec RR. loan...
18M
European & N. American RR
I3K9
Itanxor & Piscataquis RB
1^69
BoMl '»
Various Trust Funds
1852-'i:8
liencwal City Debt
His
Bonds for .Municipal Purposes
1I«?.'6S
do
U'-cruMuff purposes
186 r. '8
do
bounty to volunteers
186.1
Bangor* Boston,
18;3-'85
do
Bost.,Mereh. Vat. Bank.
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank.
1874
1894
1899
8 8.759
Boston.
On demand
533,205
3,666,300
898,900
411,000
1,988,000
2,582,175
1878- -79
1871-'S7
1881-'87
1885-'86
1,949,711
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
A
1.000
274,700
560.0OI
1.000
1.000
1.0IO.000
60 ,100
cltypurpoaei
18M-'6i
various
do
Ro.xbury Trar deb aesumed
RiMiewal of water bonds ol '48
18IH-'6!I
\m
Water loan, sterling
Ity no'es (new main) Act 185S
Water loan (Ctaesiiut IIIU Keao.)...
do
do
do
do
do
do ...
do
fOorchester)
3»«,000
250000
1865
1,290,000
201 ,5'
450.000
do
do
do
do
do
1
000
do
IVallabont Bay
Beflford ave
K
.
>
r
W.iicr lu:m
'
k
do
I8<i5
do
do
do
^^
65
1.000
1,000
1,000
l,(«iO
do
do
^ti
18 4
iflS7
do
do
do
do
1866
18R5
1S67
18.J
isin
I88T
1S67
18116
1867
do
do
local.
iaii9
do
1869
1S70
tsfio-'.a
18.7-11
1,000
1,000
1,000
l,l«0
1.000
1.000
RR
RR
Covington A Lex. RR
Ohio & Mississippi RR
Marietta* CIn. RR
&
to I.ltlle
m
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
IfflOO
240.000
3'S.ieO
771.0
278,000
215,000
148(00
l^OO.IXX)
8,'«O.0OO
8.224.00O
2 00.000
200.000
4,6;9,«I5
15,(jC0
rn^
^e
1871-'!H1
1871-'90
1S7T86
l>-7!-'r2
l*«-'95
ss
i£
Q.
1R7I taxation for both city and county
waa lim ted to 2 cents and 3 mills on the
dollar, on the assessed valuation of 18*0. The
Boar; of Estlmiite in Jnlv. 1871. state in their
nnblla^ed report that t'le e?l mate is over $2,000.(00 less t an last venr. or a reduction 'rom
1868- '95
1868- •90
1877
1879
18Ti
87.000
Q.
S
1901-'ll
19I5-'24
do
do
F69-'98
lii90
Duncan,
S.
*
Co.
do
(lo
Am.Exch. N.Bk.
s.rriooo
2,000,000
N. Y.,Am,Exch.N..Bk.
593.'1'
J
a%.oo:i
M. Y..
2ffi
1000
31,000
1.000
2.5.000
1000
150,000
91.000
96.00O
A
1,001
1,000
o
H
l,Ol»l
1
l.(«10
M
A
too* M URtopur. whf prop.N
Common .School purposes.,
<lo for
do tonurre ,1 estate forWorkli'seY
do tobuild Workhous"
TO
do pur. orpli. Asyl.gds for piirk.O
do torerection of a Workhouse
do for waterworks
C2
do for waterworks
c.i
do forCooimon school pnrposesP,?
do for Common School purposes."'
do too* .*! RR topur. wbf prop
do pur F.pls.Bury'gGdsforpirk.Q
do forexten.* Imp. waterworks.
do
do
do
do
do
do
E
do for funding floating debt
A2
do 1 ancdt Whlrewater CanaL.A
do for newhospitil
S
do for new hosnl'ai
S2
do forfundlr'g noatlngdebt
L
oo forexten. *lmp. waterworks.
do
do
do
.
I.
LOin
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.0
150.'
l.tlOfl
150,0"0
100,(00
a
00
99.1)00
199.000
17.000
199.SO)
W.000
ifotro
145.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
27M0
MtJBO)
250.000
60.000
75 000
loo.non
Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
551.(1(0
lb 1,000
lOUU
a
Y.,
1S4.00II
9l.0lin
25.000
G6.00O
210.000
40.(00
13.000
ll.OlO
31.000
250.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
N'.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia. Bank V. A,
N. v.. Aincr. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
1874-'82
1882-'95
IStO
18S0-'95
1890- '95
1873- '76
lS74-'99
18Ti-'79
Dec,
1880
Aug..
1871880
Dec,
do
do
do
do
do
against 161.044
the City of Cincinnati for ten years
do
Jai.., 1882
1884
1885
June,
Nov..
do
do
do
March.
Oct..
do
do
do
do
do
1870, 219.900,
Ta< rate, $« 00 per $1,000 The following
table ironi the books o< the Andltor ot Hamilton
Co nty, Ohio, exbiidts tlie assessed valuation of
Inisctl.
Jan., 1881
do
do
'2 g
1886
8.
18Sii
March,
Amer. Ex. Bank,
Assess^^d value of real property. Sept.. 1871. was
$'23li.«88.40" ;
personal. $.)t,S70.609 (U of aetnal
value. Total loss by fire culculatcdat $196 Oto.OOO.
liaised in 1870 on City tax ot IX per ent. $4.IS".79-; State. Coiintv. Town, &c.. $2.279,««; on
speelal assessment. $2,836.*^.52. Population In 1870.
29!),98:i. against lOC.WJ In It60.
Amount In sinking fund, $557,000.
Popnlalion by census of
J.lly, 187!
July, 18T6
Cincinnati,
V. Y.,
Bonds are mostly I eld within the State of South
Carolina, and Interest la p(dd In Charleston.
ISSS-'-^
do
do
do
do
Duncan. 8. * Co,
do
do
S
1
1881-l<02
do
Y..
ncarlv $8,000,1X0 to $6.0(0.000. The rate of taxation,
on the assessed valuation of last year, averaged
$3 8^ on tile $100. The rate lias been rcdu- ed,
they say, to less t' an 3 1 er cent on the assessed
valuation o' last year. The Mavor in his Messige. states the debt 'oDc'-. 8. 1871. at $2 .2'.5.(W)
for pub. ini' r'm'ts, less $1,'00.1^5 in sinking fund;
$9,557,405 lor lo' a1 imiToven cuts as marked local
in this table) which he s'ates Is a lien on the
Sroperty benefitted and must be paid by it;
oat ni-' obllj/atio'.s, $1,527,548, cons sting or cerTot flcates and $100,000 due Clil' »MO. Iiec, 1872.
The Committee of Fifty
tal debt, $30 6t)-,768
claim th^t the total debt is (in .lannary 1872)
Population In 1870, S96,20U against
$3;,4 6,953.
26ii.i>6i In 1860.
Valuation of property aUont $200,ooo.ouo.
do
X. Y..
P' riioses
lyre frdate
Charleston
1,080.000
y
Hills.
Miami
KatonftHam UK
<;omnion School purposes, r-g
Bonds to fu'd Hoathix d-bt.
.
VO.
do
do
3 700.(0
Cinriniiatf :
ltt>unties to Volunteers
5
Bounties to Volunteers
T
To build i:c(X'eBton Ave. sewer.. B2
*
1891
1885.'94
1880-'81
'875
18(H--.3
1881
1881
ll«7-'90
:
Water loan
do
Sewerage bonds
do
Klver Imnrovementbonds
Municipal and School bonds
do
do
S. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'go)
t
lH7a
1^75
167-i
18;!)-'81
•o
do
5,142.000
51.500
90,C00
185S-'M
1866
V
187
1.000
UO)
do bonds (coupon)
Hnn bonda
18T^'76
do
do
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,010
1,000
1,000
1,100
1,000
1.000
1,000
Fire
'
1S90-'M
1900-1901
00
1157
City stock
Brls
do
do
3;5,(
1,0110
ilo
Sewerage bontU, continuous, local
do
do special
do
Asa. fund bonds, co'ttnuous
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
Vh'irt^Mton, ^.C:
toCin.
'
1879- '80
18a
re((& coupo.i
loan,
$36,5.591.100;
$584.08't,400.
Varl.
Boston.
1881
1857
18.>9-'61
1
Improve, crtfs loc»l
>;iu.
in 1870 waa 250.526. against
Valuation of real estate In 1870 wa«
personal proi erty. $;i8.49<ij«): totaL
pon w'cb the rate 01 taxation » a«
$1 65 per $1,000 for State and $11 65 lor City and
Couutv Total sreeial a sessmenta were $1,412,925
Total amount o( tax. $8,e'6.862. 1 he net Inerease
The total debt.
o debt In 1-70-71 was $i,4S03 6.
Anrll 30. 1871. ' as $26,6«i.4.1«. and the "mklng fnnd
then held. $11,632,959. Sinking fund provisions are
a.i it matures.
T. e
sufficient to meei the debt
sterling f-OO.OOO loan, negotiated In 1870. netted
the city $:l,82S.4l5 in urrcnev. An interesting article in regard to taxation, by Mr. Th-s. Hill, will
be found in the last financial report of the city
177,840 In 1860.
By a law of
1«)
Ilo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
TTulon street
firand street
Fourth ave.
Valua Ion of real and personal property $9,978,965.
Rate of taxation. 2M per et. The loans to Europe
* N. Am. RR.. ail" to Bangor & Plseataqu s RR.
are secured by lirst mortgages on those roads.
1899-1900
1.000
1,000
!,000
1,00)
1,000
1,000
185.1
National (luard loan
Atlantic ave. Improv. loan, local
Tnlrd street
do
do
do
Gowanus Canal Impr. loan
Bnshwlck av.
do
Houth Seventh
d.>
:
1900.19U1
London.
2,264 000
I8T0
18H9
1870
1870
18l9-'30
do
liability loan.
do
do
do local in»|iroveiu I
Brooklvn local Improvement loan..
Mt Pro pect Square loan,
Soldiers aiti fund loan
NafI (.I'd ft Vol. Firemen's loan.
Loan
do
do
do
do
do
On demand
do
4,000.01 «i
2..523,000
imi
:
City Hall loan
Water loan
Debt of Wllllamsburjrli loan
CfiiaiffO
:h7l-'85
)90O-inOl
1872-'7S
;S77-'79
1875-'80
1875-'80
Boston.
l<36,000
Ihe.l
1861
notion HlKblauds
do
do
Dorchester water loan
688,000
186.1
t:onHulIdated St. Imp loan, st.rllng
Bonds for various city purposes
1>74-T8
On demand
,
66:1,850
i.noo
ISIR-'W
. .
Srookii/ji
Int. a-'Coount, »7(,,6«3.
The popniatlon of Boston
;
do
do
;
city ered t baa I'ecn loaned extensively to ra'lroads. In e> change tor their securit es, which It
holds to the amount ol »il,ni.5,9C8. The sinking
limj lor '•.&(). Hl{.»5,0(«l.(KOloan was »1,X7»,«>'J,
Dee. 3 ,187: ; West. Md. Kit. sink ng lund. »'<17.8M
and the total of the fevcral other sinking funds,
ts4«M32. Ti e an nnnt of <'ebt on which cltv
pays Intcr^'St Is tlS.O^.Cfifi, as B. * O. RR. pays on
$5,000.0(0 loan Water loan is paid »'v Income of
waterworks, and Puhllc ark i>v C ty Paasengcr
Railway, and Interest on $1,46;. 00 by other co"*pnnles. The assessed value of property In Iff^O,
$202,756,140. Population in 1870 was 2n,S54, against
212,418 in 18('0
Loan- are Issned In registered
stock and are generally due at pleasure after the
dates of niaiurlty named. The fiscal year now
closes uci. 31.
18i3-'85
1SS6
1890
He.:
Banffftr,
1870, »28S,986
1872- '89
Baltimore,
18,913
5,000.000
2,211,068
410,393
565,566
.
do
num.
The
Fxctnnt
do
Public Parks ('Dnild Hill)
Park Improvement loan
honn to Halt. & Ohio BR
One inllUun loan, I'ltta &
fund for municipal bonds, 116.000 per an.
Amoi nt now n sinking lund. 93UI),616
Sinking tund lor wairr stock, 95,0011 per a> nn-n
Loan to Albany & Susqni h'u na is secured by iat
mortgage on road from Albany to Llughamtun.
Slnkln.'
J.*D. N.T..Dancan, S. *Co.
M.*N.
do
do
:
B'lUhinu-i' :
ntv Ki'k due nt pleasure after 1890..
.I»il st.iok
U' liter loan
t'utiHoliilated bounty loan
New
Principal
when due.
}',;
Boniit for muDlciptI purpoaee
Auyuntn,
ne'r
j^*Ji
•t-not*'*.
INTKRK8T.
When t Where P»»mble and by
Wbom.
Payable.
1S88
•a
2
r=
b-
II
i g 8 S 2 ^
§ H S g !l g i i ?.
S S 8 2" 8 a S S 8
k
!•
JuncIsaH
do
do
do
do
Ang.. 1388
June, 1>89
do
Nov. 1890
July, 1-88
Jan.. 189U
do
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank, April, 1898
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Bank V. A March, 1897
do
do
do
do
N. Y Amer. Ex. X. B, June, 1897
do
do
do
Nov., 1S97
do
do
do
Jan., 1900
do
do
do
J ine, 1900
do
do
do
Oct.. 1900
Cincinnati.
S ^ S
!S
'-i
s s e
S
m
s p 2. ? I
„, s
23 § s ? 2 ? i 5 s.
iii
i i i i i
s.
?.
I
?.
2.
sC
iiii
Xu^ or pnr v'lltit.—Tne sizes In which bon 'Bar- issued: a, 500 and 1,0011 6.10O.500and
1.000; d,100andl.O(iO: «.aIsooTerlOOO:/,«SO: A.lOO: ».W,*C.
^_
When na,iiibU.—.\. & J. stanls for .Jan. * Jolv F. * A., Feb. * An r.; M.
1"",";
."-•'.If >^". •»""!.; .^1*8.. March* Sept.; A. 4 O., April * Oct.; M, A N., May * Nov.; J.4k D., Job«*D<(C! Q-J.
.J
nn«rteri„f,.i„ i.-;;-X—i.'^ -'^- ''""'"'J' '">m Feb.; Q.-M., quarterly from March.
Bj.i^,>>I''T''''.T.'''";'
"'/.„-.* .ir'" 'bis column a aummary of the latest Inlormatlun in regard to olty ftiaaoes will ba given with referenoes to mors detailed •tatemonii pnbllilMd In tha
;
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(THE CHRONICLE.
253
February 24, 1872.
I
CITY SECURITIES.
Subscribers will confer a great
DESCRIPTION.
Date
giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.
Avor by
INTEREST.
Amount
Size or
Oot-
ol
st'uding. d[)ei
Foretplanatfon of all references, see Bonds
loot notes on preceding page.
pur. Ornh Asyl. G'ds for Park.
....Y8
for Workhouse
R
for BeweraRe
for UnprovinK Gilbert av«
to build Kx'-^leBton ave sewerBS
1893
1883
1809
1869
1869
improvement bonds
water woru purposes
1871
—
Columbia.
S. C.
Gil.
1«1
1,000
1.000
100,000
6
M. &S.
7
A.&O.
1,0110
150,000
150 000
73-10
73-10
Dl.tS.
10O,IX)O
136,01 '0
7 3-10
160,000
1
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
IntoT's,
do
1871
1858
1866- '69
1355- '69
Bo'Mlslar various purposes
I.OIIO
1,000
Dtiroit, Mich. :
Bonds for various purposes
do Water W*k Co, guar, br
do for building City Hall
city,
iS66-'m
Jtrseif, City :
Water lt>an bonds.,
couDon
do
do
do
Sewerage bonds, conpon
Bergen schoot an bonds
do S"werage bonds
do improvement bonds
do bounty loan
18.';2-li7
1B66-B9
myi
m>»
1857-59
1865
1866-67
Public schools
lS54-'70
1867
1868
1871
186S
1863
18=8
1868
Rowan's, X city wharf..
Elizabeth and P. BR....
Wha f property.
bonds
liabilities
1869-71
School bonds
i869-';0
old iiabiiities
'
BB
RR bonds, endorsed by Louisville..
Lmtchharg, Va.:
Bonds city purposes...
Bonds Va. & Tcnn. BR
Bonds liR. funded interest.
'9U
till
.
Grand Trunic Railroad!!:
wharf bonds. ..
Cityf.mdedd^bt....'!
To Mobile & Northwestei'a
Br""
RB
.
.
.
..
1870
1860
1863
1863
Floatinif d»bt fund stock'.'
Market stock
do
do
do
do
City Cemetery stock
."
City Improvement stock
.
do
do
Lnnatlc Asylum stock
.
1869
Fire department stock
Fire 'elesraph bonds.
Tax
„'"
New
relief
bonds
I.'W.OOO
Varl.
Vari.
3T.!.(»X1
1.35,000
F.4 A.
M.&S.
A.*0.
a '5,000
5110,00'J
250,0(X)
Varl.
1,558,000
J.
J.
J.
Accamuia'i'ddfebt lionds
I'p ovcnu>iH lioniis
i
vIf''a';R?"'"K"'"' i'nprove.'b'inds
Vol. Soldlere f am. Aid lui.d
bonds
do
do
d
do
1
Co"urt lllm e
'
h»Zi-
Consolidated Mock, coil Ion
I>cpto l"«r B iniirov \,m\a
Central Pa-It commission bjnib
ujum....
Auessxent b nis
City Parks 'm>r,)vem't'filna
Normal school fund slock stock'
""'"'I'"!? 'und Kto'c'k.
a','i
inJ^na??'
Ad Itional Croton water stocf
Sewer repair stock
1868
1863
1863
'
.1. 4 J.
3. 4 P.
J. & J.
J. 4,1.
.360.000
M.4N.
230,000
300,000
J.
4
J.
ft .T.
1,000
500,0
h
h
h
h
h
h
h
4.7,33,608
2,^100,000
2'iO.OOO
h
A
5
5
&
&
5
6
6
1,179.00.
7
920,000
490,010
450,000
h
h
h
h
T. Cottnti/:
County CottTt
If.
do
do
do
do
Louisville.
N. y. Bk of America.
Loulsvliie.
do
do
do
do
do
MemnhKs.
N.Y., P.M. Myers* Co
do
do
Mobile,
Bk
S. C.
of Mobile.
do
do
do
N. T., M"rch. N. Bank
Mobile City Tl-e 'siiry.
do
do
do
N.Y., Howes
5
5
:&6g.
'72- '89
'75&'80
'82
to '93
Total debt al'out $600,00?, against which the city
holds abundant assets.
18 5-'96
1872-19(0
Nov.,1900
July, 1872
1891
1886
1885
Jnly, 1899
Nov., 1895
till 1901
&M.
M4N.
3(XI.000
6,5110.000
6,907.9.39
l.OiKl.OOO
5(»),000
1,.
500,(100
.!66.50()
«
7,
7
7
7&6g.
floating
Mobile
The
House .itock.
do
Sol.snbs. Red. bounty bonds'
Sol. bountyfund bonds
Sol. snhs. and Belief Bed.'
binds'
Sol. bounty fund l)ond». No
3
Sol. bonnty fund Red. bonds,
No'.'i'
Blot damages Bed. bonds
do
do
Indem. bonds.
Assessment fund stock
Funded county
debt.. 18,359,321
Total funded debt. .$56.8,18,879
Loss Kinking fund.... 18,1X16,310
'
Repairs to buildlnirs. stock.'
Con.olidaied slock, coupon ...I""
:"
Accnmmiilaled debi bonds
«. I.* Westchester Co. Imp. bd».
".
2.00l),0;lO
4.0ftl,000
916.700
745,800
376,(100
l,0O'l,000
818.000
1,I06.7(K)
100,000
R."W,.5O0
6,000.000
L80,0i)0
RR.
20,981,350
rev. b'ds,
$'50,882,252 $67,0,i6.'28S
10,52,l.l«l
14,914.(H10
S.OSO.tXX)
5.479.100
564,500
8,88i,'2(0
81;0,000
4c.
Total temp'y debt.. $9,18!,1T2 $22,491,3(X)$il,313,10O
Tbepopulatloh of
N wTork
in
1870
was
9«,5.31,
against 805,658 In 1860. The following table shows
the progress In ten years of property valuation
and taxation.
9 B S
S!
S
I-
-*
a
'-'
•w
« ^
-.
f*iA
s.
OS
1889
(3
So
K
'S
J3
f2
g
>,
3"
18K
13TW815
1876
i i
in
ISM
I'
w
S
uj
S3
G 3
1901
d
187^-1875
1872-:873
ff4
;s
s
C4
M
r*
1!>72-I874
t2
s §
u s
M.&N.
M.ftN.
M.4N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.&N.
M.4N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
2J,239,S0O
$68,91)8.146 $87,238,60»
18,115,894 20,18'2,3ai
Funded. less s'k'g t'd.$38.832,!i6'.)
Temporary city debt. 6,768.572
City revenue bonds.. 1,848,100
County
14l.'Mt)
2.690.000
600,(WO
S. Ala.
'
3,500
do
4
though Identical as to boundahave separate organizations and dUtluct
debts. Tlie foilowlngstate ent showstheamount
of funded and temporary debt, and the amount in
the sinking fund at tlie dates named.
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
Ja". 1,
Dcs'-riptlon of Debt.
187».
1871.
1872.
Funded city debt
$38,499,558 $48 016,796 $S7,ii99.r09
170 .OJl
l>71
$1,011,-
W.B.R.
*
b3
was
available as-
city and county,
ries,
18St
1879
1890
1905
1S84-1888
1888
1879-1883
0.2
;
,
&N
T-i
tfld
In 1870-71
$481,Si2. Population. 40,'2:iO.
Valuation of property, 1871, $20,876,916; tax, V4
ner ceni. Ti.eic are also $:,000,OTO of bontls in
Iiands of trustees for G.T. RR and $;n).000 for
30 001
isn
and overdue debt
of which $5M.250 was taken up
981,
sets April, 1871, $377,988; not available. $214,161;
valuation of real and personal, $24,542,315; tax,
fe
go
M.&
M.4
M.4
M.4
M.4
M.4
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
M..t N.
M.4 N.
M.4 NM.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.ft N.
M.& N.
The
Bonds are en lorsed by N.
1874
1874
1876
1887
1893
1873
1873
1873
18T2-1876
1901
1878
1894
1897
1897
M.A N.
M.4N.
M.& K.
M.ftN.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.4 .N.
M.4 N.
M.& N.
against 68,033 in 1860.
Sept., 1891
April, 1891
18118
Q.-F.
6
7
7
I
'73 to'98
1893
1889- 901
1884
1900
1900
>-F.
M.4N.
January, 1872, tliat the resources were adequate to
meet all the city debt aa it matures (except Ih''
$l,(iiO,OJO to the E 4 P.
K.) The total del t
January. 1872, was $6,153,000, exclusive of tlie railroad debt, forwhifli tlie roads are liable, amounting to $t„5.->8,000. Population In 1870 was 100,',33
1898
F.
2W,000
The comnilssloncrs of the sinking fund rcpor'ed
1901
Vay,
1907-IMl
ISOT-nil
,-F.
;
impossible to obtain any definite informat'on
In regard to the ci y finances, except tlie bonds
outstanding.
It Is
O.t., 1898
188:i-90
-F.
-F.
-F.
1,9,15.000
June,
do
.-F.
3,vi;(.s(io
85
1896-97
1872-'89
July, 1897
Jnly, 1898
F.
115,000
1, '33,437
151,000
40,0X)
181,0i0
75,000
451,200
3,310,001
&
1880
1887
1898
l,7(i6,600
7'i,000
•75
do|
-F.
-F.
1,500,000
2,748,000
April, 1882
Lyncliburg.
Charleston,
of $850,000; amount of
city taxes on real and persona] property in 1871,
$918,207 In 1870, $710,600 ; In 1869, $713,094.
)
N. Y. Bk of America.
do
do
do
do
value of waterworks,
18T0, 79,601;
$1,1 16.000, against a debt
do
!^83-81
do
April, 188i)
do
1881
N. Y., Bank of America, May, 1887-89
do
do
1860.
,
F.
F.
300.000
18JI
do
do
do
against 8,C52 in
Population In
N. Bk Jan 1877-9"
do
July, '99-19(1,!
do
June, 1872-79
do
Ian., '98 1901
do
July, 1889
do
1874-79
do
Vfirious,
do
1875-81
do
Mi>y 1, 1891
do
Various.
N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk,
N.
2,083,200
3,;9l..'0J
1,3 .5,010
'
1886-'90
M.&N.
399.300
275,000
990.000
10 000
2,500,000
h
1871-'81
do
do
a::|!
M.4
1870, 9,296,
Total debt, |4.'?8,800. Bonds are nil coupon, and were
issued In small amounts as wautetf. City holds
80it.e stocks and otht;r propcrti .
1873- '89
1887-'88
1670-75-79-80
3,0ii6,OJl
h
Population,
J887
N. Y., Cent. Nat. Bank,
6
h
h
h
h
h
h
h
A
J.
1:66
1878
do
do
do
do
do
do
Int,
Oct., 1899
1886
March 1,
Aug. 15,
1872- '81
1891-'92
Ist
|5,0C6,C00.
CIO
Col. City T easury.
N. Y., Nat. Bk of Rcpub
Jersey City,
do
do
Co
t
Total debt of Cincinnati is about
account about $350,(X<I uer anuiim.
1908
Oct., 1884
Sept., 1899
Savannah. C. R. R. Bk.
Ni^w York.
q!-f!
6
1,090,0IX)
4.';52,.500
"
'
& J.
& J.
& J.
345, .on
500,000
3.000.000
4WI,000
'
Ninth dUtrlct
J.&D.
M.&N.
A.40.
Va I.
A.«0.
521 953
lOO.OlK)
2.7«7,(XI0
....
coupon!!
1 ork B-idse bonds
Mreet
J.&,I.
March,
1876-'83
N.Y..Bkof America.
J.
REMARKS
Due.
Columbia,
do
&
J.
4(K).000
."l"
,.
191,000
500,000
154,000
425.00)
136,000
1,000,000
166,000
557,200
254,200
11,71
18C8
do
Louisville.
6
6
1871
B
do
do
do
do
do
Varl.
Vari.
Vail.
33.IXX)
270,50(1
1,000
1,000
1,000
1866
1866
1851
1870
1870
Water Btocic
Dock Bonds.;.
»l.iN.
J. & J.
J. &.I.
M.ft N.
J. 4 J.
a
1,1100
1,000
lSH-63
Croton water stock.
New C oton Aqueduct stock' '.'.'.'.'" 1845-1
1865
Addl nal new Croton Anueduct
Oro'on water main »tock
Croton Reservoir bonds
do Aqueduct bonds
.'."
Cr-oton water pipe bonds
Ceiitral Park fund stock ....
185 (-7
do
do do
do ...
185S-7
do
do do
do ....
1857
Con. Park additional fund stock."
1859
do
do
„ do
Central Park imp. fund stock ....
1857-9
do do do do
do
1860
do do do do
do
1865
BnlIdini?loanstock,No4....
1853
Real estate bonds
1860-3
Public education stock
1853
Docks and Blips stock
I85i
.
919.111X1
J.
25,000
3,515,000
J12.000
300,000
1,000
1870
1857
..
York:
l.i9,l»)l
A.&O.
& J.
A ,tO.
M.&S.
17.000
T^OlM
449.000
53,8i3
Var.
''.° ,9^''" 'VH- an''y till '86)..
n
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. North BR
Montgomery, Ala.;
Dondsofl8«8.N.& S.Ala.
1,0110
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
"
'
Fundinu loan, fgold) '.'..".'.
Endorsement M. & L. Bit RR
Aew
000
Varl.
•292,100
Post bonds
to
.
M.4N.
1,;91,500
289,383
Hemphill, Tenn.:
Bonds for various purposes
BomU
1870
1871
1871
I
1,000
i,aio
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
do
do
do
do
,r.
•
a
1853-54
1814
Water stoclc
Sewer bonds
do
(pay. an'iy
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
D.
J.
.!.& J.
J.& J.
I.& J.
J.& J.
J & J
1«,0(IO
8;o,ono
Vari.
Cincinnati.
N. T., Aiiicr. Ex, N.
J.
J.&
2(10,000
1871
&
.J.& J.
400,000
Vari.
J.
Varl.
l.'«,0O0
Of
1.00 e
&
Var
7:1,000
1,0'
Vari.
.
Var
J.
1,314,000
475,0
XfWe
is-;(>-i
Waterworks
Bounty fund
For improvement of streets..
StLoiils Air Line
Ne* City Hall
J. &
J.&
Varl.
LouiMriUe, Ky.:
For Jeffersonvllle RR stock
School House'*
Subscrip. to stock, L.&N. B.R....
btr»der B, wharf..
J.
J.
18(i8-69
A Bseflsmcnt'bouds
ABC
& J.
* J.
When
Where Payable and
by Whom.
4,1.
150,000
84,000
10.000
173,800
21,50U
1869
1R68-69
do
do 20 years
Bergen and Hudson old bonds
Mobile:
City debt
1,000
1.000
1,000
1869-71
I
For
M. & S.
r.&A.
250,720
750,000
526,000
(a)
l.OOO
S.
A.&O.
73-1(1
:
do
do
OasCo. sto k
FnadlDg bonds, coupon
Jail
M. &
115,500
159,000
1855
1865
Subscriptions to various BB. stoclEs 1855-71
For old
70.01X1
:
Water Works
Funding bonus, conv.
CoiumOu^,
W
C4
Payable.
en
CncinnaM— (Continued
Bd*
do
do
do
do
do
do
^r'ncipal.
When
187.5-1892
I2 i i i i t i i i i i i
"s i i i i t § i i i i i
18*1-1888
1873-1876
1883-189J
18-i«-1881
1895-18 .7
1891
18;7-I879
18S3
1887
lSSl-1888
1901
1884-1888
m
These figures do not Inclu'^e special asspssnients for Improvements, street opening, Ac. im
B^pcilled
423
;
property.
v. 14, p. 219.J
(Chbomcle
v.
13,
p.
3112,
:
..
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
Fobruarjr 21, 18/2.]
253
Ciry SECURITIES.
Sobaerlbera will confter m sreat tm-wor by
DESCBiniON.
o(
For exptanatton of
fool uotca
oil
Jf»io Orttatia
Size or
Date
roferencea, ace
all
nai
Bonds
Val
do
do
do
do
do
do
Old cnrpoi-ittlona
I,(»IO
l.lWl)
l.llOd
.
WiUtTworkB I.oan or
Dun Million of ism
l'«4
I8«9
1868
1869
1809
Fiindlil); L')ali ot 1969
loftii. 18;o
2,819,1100
1,0.0
1,IXW
1,(KM
KniKtliiK
City,
(<lel»t
Uouds
J.ft D.
Varl.
S-10 J.* D.
6
167,(X)0
New
J.
A. ft O.
M.ft 8.
.1. ft
518,000 7
Trust Ktinds
*D.
4 J.
J.
J.
New
do to pay tor stock subs,
do
for cxteiiMioii of gas works...
1893
Sl-'.I
do lor pL*riii!»iii^i;t linprovemts...
do for park pui-posfs
do fir wur ami b 'imty piirooseB.
do for tuunlctpul &, ai.TiLtot purp..
•6J-T0
V2.'65
New
A.ftO.
8,754,tiOO
Ptiuliuriih
1,12>,000
4 I4-..00O
59'»
6,'.01.0lld
5,|i«,400
Fanded debt
and
IiotkIb
Orleans.
coup, and rcjflsrercd
Crttes,
991,815
(
(
CoMiproniisi.' ItK. liouiU (coupon)..
PonlniKl. 3fe.:
Loan to At. * St. L. UB. Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
18li9
isn)
Pnrtlanil & Rochester BR..
BulbllugLoan Coni'ers
do
do
.Vt.
*
St. L.
186i-'69
S. Fr.
.St..U)S^ [iU..
J'x Itfiufut boo'js 'tj.{,
Ct^ntral Pac. KK. "H,
117.0)0
5ft6
JudKinent bonds '<>7,
School tjonds, 1810
do
do
do
do
do
Pittsburg.
New
'59- '99
York.
1913
500.000
600.000
300,000
J. ft. I.
do
i-o
1,0 xie
18IJ3
1,00)«
M.
5
5 ft
1872
196,000
979,500
207,500
do
do
do
6e.
7g.
731,5(10
do
.
do
do
do
J
ft
J.ft J.
J.
J.
4
ft
J.
J.
;
urciiaae site for water works..
lb C'lptlon to Op Ilka i(K
i
1-85
J^in., 1^93
Jan.,
50)
19.000
50)
500
SOO
27.310
99.001
18'>8
bflO
198.0IX)
7
7
51
1853
18 -.1
181W
1819
isra
1870
500
900
5.0«)
7
62..^X)
7
7
7
18.1
1
a
J.
!9,.100
K
917.600
402,800
1,000
117,00)
500
7
349,500
500,000
1,000
7
7
7
J.
ft
M.*
M.4
N.
N.
J. ft D.
K. V A.
;
;
18^3
1S94
1895
IXSl
1887
& N. Y.
July, 1«7J
Duncan, s. ft Co. •May, 1874
do
do
M .y, 1875
June, 1K76
do
do
do
Feb., 1878
do
do
M« ch, 1«63
do
do
do
Nov., IS 3
do
D.-C., 1888
do
do
r,b., 1886
do
do
do
Nov., 18 9
June, 18510
do
do
do
Nov., 1900
do
Y.,
ft
D.
ft
J.
.M.&N.
.r.ft
.
M.4N.
& Den.C. RR. 1360...
500
500
l%o-'6:
do
Mo. Valley RB
do
St. ,Ios. ft Topcka IJR
St..Ios.*C. li. R
iver and Wharf Bonds
City [inprovement Bonds
Funding Bonds
18»-'6«
b
1368
isw-';
1816-'6l
I
A
6ft7
10,000
500
M.4N.
6
10
10
6
10
10
10
125,500
1,000
1871
18.1
var.
7
481,500
150,000
76,800
89,100
81,000
SS,60I)
ISSS-TO
.'.
600,000
var.
N. Y. N. B'k Commerce.
St.
Jan.
do
do
Joseph Treasury.
do
do
at
city
owns
and other property valued
A-ses^ed value of real estate In 1870,
real estate
$2,76:i,9'^0.
$14,861.46). against $12 219 110
yea
In
III
1869; total
Renewjl and Floating debt bonds.
Real e*' te and public buildings.
Stree liiiproveiiiciit bonds
1816-71
do do Iron Mountain BR
do do North .Mo. RR
"o do Ohio ft .MIsslpnl RR
To *er Grove Park bonds (gold)
Sewer bonis
Harborand wharf hon Is
lA ayette Park bonds
Xe ^ i*'ater ^vork bonds (gold)
1811-S8
var.
*ar.
var.
var.
18.'>l-."i.-i
1,1100
is>t-5;
1831-51),
t.lW)
1,0)0
IS.53-51
1,0.10
l»JU-fl8
.
H'l-6«
Waterworks hoiid« (oM)
Bon Is to Pdclflc Kailnmd
1,1100
1868
1851-61 1,000
1852 -681 var.
l'6l-6j 100. Ac.
181*7-70, 1,000
1870, 19.565 ngainit 8.932 in 1860.
Rfvfl'oni all Konrces ill lSTO-71 wa* < stira ted at
var.
var.
J. ft J.
J.
J.
4
St.
Joseph Treasury.
do
do
In 1870 a .essed valuation of property
wa<$11.000.i»i0; raleof tax. IX percent ; total revenue nnt. fund $136,487. Ki'ncnil fund $81,146)
$217,000. The elty owns $5iXI 0(V) of St. Jo. ft Denver C. UR.sto k. $50.0011 St. Jo. ft Tocekai-tock.
$150,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value be ng uom $195,000.
'aO-'86
187:!
M. ftS. N. Y. Am.Exchansc Bk.
2,589,(V)0
6
778,000
291,000
4S2.00O
45i.ono
2 fl.lKlO
6
S'.Kl.0
6
'78-'79
'86- '89
'78- '80
N.Y., Nortbrun ft Chick.
N. Y. N. B'k Commerce.
6
6
6
11)
417.11! «)
6g.
6
6
6
«g.
816.0
1.091.000
1,21'>,0U0
5'i,50)
8,950,000
Vi
J.
7
152.l>4t
RR
2 ILIOI
1,000
var
4
lOl.OTO
95,125
Republic,
isra
1891
$1,'>0
Paul and
71-' 3
;
:
Ane., 1838
'71 -'89
'T7-'88
'71-'76
June,
New
York,
do
N.Y., P.M. .Myers ft Co.
'S7-'90
Population 1870. 20,030 against 10.400 in 1860. Total
revenue 1870-71. $177.650 annual interest account,
$61.2.32; valuation of real estat'. $6,6'20.178; per-
'71-'91
•71-'86
;
sonal. $2.2 3,98ri;tnx rate. 23 n HI'. Intere t and
.linking fund balance cud of fiscal year, April
in
'88
l'»IO
'89
4'90
1871, $62,077.
MISCELLANEOUd STOCK AND BON J LIST
DESCBIPTIOS.
INTEBE8T.
„,tg isiM or Amount
of
par
.,,"'«Where Payable and
ForCKp!*naMo:i of all rcf'Tences, see Sonde, valuef St ndlng. |I«f'fl When
^er^.
Payable.
by Whom.
foot-notcB on Ifit a^e of KK Tab)cs
I
I
1
I
i
,
[i.i-iton
Wiiirr
nrirt,
n_'e
Ailatn-i Kxprosj*
(;.
—stof-k
Mt*rcli;\Tit>*'
Iliiitpd St*t<'w
W.'ilo. Farifri
&
Prei i-rre
i
morc»|fe,
ffolti.,
Jdmjrtgagc.gQld
',
5
BEMABKS.
Stocks,
Last Dlvi'd.
DlT.,
Sept., isri
March,
1871, 4
per cent
Dec'.,' 1869
I)ee.,1871
N. r.,olBce,
Bway.
71
Jan., 1885
J.&
N.Y., 111 Broadway,
do
do
Plilladelphls.
F.
&
A.
•I.ft J.
j'.&'j'.
If.
a A.
Feb., 1872
IfiSI
Jan
J.
New York, offlce.
do
do
o
do
d'^
I
do
New York cifflce.
'0,
Nov.,
Ang.,
187i
1869
1866
Juiyi i«66
-Ian., 1870
1875
Mar. 4, 1872
.Ian., 1872
Nov., 1869
Feb., 1872
Dec, 1867
Sept., t8<»
Htock
Trust certlfl ates Btjck
Quicksilver Minlnjj; Co.—Com. stock
Pref'Trcd stock
1st
SewTorkOfllce.
Bomls,
Principal,
When Due
Dcc.',i870
Q-F.
F.& A.
.M.4 K.
Tuion Kx.— stook,
Kvprcs*— stock
r„. Fxpress— ^tock.J
Atlantic Mail Sti'aniHUip Co-«tock..
Pacific Mall « camohip Co.— s" ock.,..
Marlptt-'aOoUl MtuiotfCo —stock
Amcr,
B.
Tower
Wc-tti>rn I'lilon Tele ;r.-iph—stock ....
Ht
M.ft
J.4D.
J.* J.
J.
4 J.
J.AD.
J.*J.
New
York,
ilo
about
000.
I
"il-'TI
•74.'75
'72-'74
do
J.& D. N. Y., Jay Cooke ft Co.
J.ft D. N. Y., Farn.L. &T. Co.
Varl.
'7I.'91
71.'88
'71-'S)
do
St.
Public building-, ftc. are worth
iial.
Population 1870, 310.864 against 160.773 In 1860. City
an county govc nment- and flnances are sepaTotal debt April II. 1871. $12,379,500- Anrate
tic ration bonds since Issued, payable J-'U., 18;2.
County debt 's $3,215,000. Assessed
$1,000,000.
valuation of all property (sbont 60 per cent of
actual value), old c ty $142.00ll.0l»i. with a tax rate
of IH per cent new city. $i.OUO,noi). w ith ui.\ rale
¥ of 1 p. c. est! iiated ln< ome 1871-2. $3,151,489.
iThe sinking fund Jan., 1)72 amounted to $920^.
•;.5-'S8
do
do
1).
M.&N.
Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1.
12*7 M. &|N.
821.312
Y., N.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
K. & A.
Varl.
Varl.
Minn.:
Atncrtran coat— stock
A*libart<m co 1—stock
Butler cufti— stock
ConsolltUtion coal—stock
iftt mort.. (>j. K., $3it,H00 per annnna)
Cumber an<l co I ami iroit~6tock
Mfti-yland co -l— stock
Pcutif yl v:mla co.il— stock
l»ltnorT:a c hoinls
Bprlny: Mountain coal.—utock
Spruce H 11 coal.—stock
Wllk-»harrc"oul
Wyomlne Valley coal
ronton linprov-imint Co., BaU
income
from taxes and other source^.
Population. 1870, 28,235, against 22,393
18119-70
$1,191,222.
In 1860.
enue
'80-'89
Nov., 1889
St. Lniiii
Revenue Bonds
Preferreil bonds
Lake Superior* Miss.
St PanI i Ch cago RR
8 per cent bonds
The
Population in
Si. /o.^epn. 3fo.:
St. lUtil-s.
,
:
Sav. TresBury
M.4S.
M.4N.
J.
J.
••>"
II..P.&F.KK.*l;5.69: Loan.'UC In
Population In 1870, 68,9()4, against 4-,129 ill l-lj".
Fonulation in 1870, 149.482 against 56.S02 in 1-60. Beat
estate m the fl-cal year ending June 30. 1^70, was
personal property at $41,assessed at $69,776,603
collei-lcd, «2,«3S.521
9 2.907. Total taxc
.inking
fund, amounted to t;.382,9K). All the values for
S.tii Francisco are g veu in gold.
I'JUO
1S7S
IS88
.V.
1870,
!
'77-'78
A.ftO.
J.ftD.
1852
13S0
do
do
Bonds of Intern .1 improvements..
Bonds
Bridge Bonds
population In
Valuation or real e tate, »6l.n'5,800 rr-— -.
5 O.OilO; total. ?10I,5S5,«IX). Bate oils'
1,000. Sinking nii'ls— iion'ls juc ill
Jan., 1876
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
H.4N.
A.4U.
18.14
I
Interest
H
.
«6
415.
Ta< rate,
per »1.000.
31,413, against 26,341 iu 1860.
Spt.,
N. Y., Lees ft "•aller.
San Francisco,
Varl.
A.4 0.
J. ft J.
400,000
230,000
212,005
aoi.ooo
150,000
d'>
.)
Providence,
,«.
ft
floatlBc
ter RH. »7tlO OOP mort on real cslate, ilfXt.ijOl) ; and
gnensp. Rlt. stock.
also holds $714,300 of Port, ft
Value of real c-lale. »17,OT7.SOO; per-mial, tll,875,-
G(t.:
St. Jos.
:
;
I,"09«
18-)5
Pnrcha*eol* Si>nuiffi'dd plantation
Subscription to Mu c >gee H i
Construction of w.tter works
Giisl ght Co. 6 ock
Improvment or Savanu h .iver..
Pay.. Albany 4 Gulf RR
Fiindlni: coupons* o'her purpo-e«.
Uedenipt on of bonds
Bds to
»I7M5.«I
Ian., 1812,
.
April, isn
O.
debt,
To'al debt, Fc".., 1871, $.1,785,591: BR. compranlae
sinking f nd, ?161.(lll0: no. iniinlclpal, (99,802.
Tave-i and water rents In iS70-71. aiiioitnted to
t!»i,il3i.
Pop lallon. 187U 86,1176, ag.lntt 18,068 In
iwio.
•.)
{CHKo.vrci.K. vol. l:l,
Sinking fund Mar li 31, 1871. ^')82.199. Debt Increased in I8T0. »7116.I)HI. C'tv i' protected liy mort. on
.\t. .V St. I,. Ul{, »7«6,ooO;nioit.onPortl.& Rochea-
•93- '95
and N. Y.
fundd
«18,8a8,6S4. Foi.ulatloD. tgw,
In 1860. Mayor'a fflcaaan
V. 18, p. 806.
debt,»«,196,6il. Sinking funds. tl3,15l,545: valuation of real and personal, f'll nooiioO; tax rate
of ^2 21 r poriedbv fl .ancc conimlttRe. Popula*
tion, 1870, 6.4,0-22, agali.sl »iS,52» in 1860.
Nov., lasB
Nov., W87
Nov., 1888
July, IUKI
June, 1877
June, 18S7
June, 1887
Tl to '91
A.&
coup. (gold)..
Weslei-n Pac. KB. '(3,
School boutls '60- '(i7,
Sarannuh,
6
6
6
•72 to-SS
do
Pitts., Phlla.,
was
13S.i'.70
given In CtiRuNicLE,
IKSO
Oct., 1910
Boston Suffolk Bank.
M.ftN.
do
do
do
M.&N.
do
Boat. Columbian Ihuik.
.1. ft .1.
Boston Suffolk Bank.
J. ft D.
do
do
J. 4D.
do
do
.J. & 1).
monthly
Boston ft Portland.
875,000
do
coup,
>8.'»->.
t
6
500000
2^,000
debt. .Inlv, |S71,
aKuinst
I'.il.4l8.
Dec,
do
do
do
do
J.
J
UU. Co
*
do
6
6
WM
do
M.ft y.
l,8fi5.7(«)
Water 'o^n 'tonds anaetockB
San FntnctKO ;
Bondiof 1S5.5, conp. (gold)
To
1,000
1,000
1,000
6
246,000
23 1.IXW
308.000
TOO.OWI
>
Prtieliltiice, R. I.:
t.->H., P.
F. Batlroad
Bond* f M publi'-. imp'overa -nt
)>'ccrnlllng and bounty pon la
Lom
a
18B7
1867
do
do
ilo
Municipal— proper
In aid
1,000
1.000
1,000
&
J.
2,167,379
1S68
Phlla., Treasury,
J.
J. ft. I.
621,700
certlfl-
'72
1891
Total
J.*
J.* J.
A.40.
A.&O.
:
Water extension loan (coupon)
;
18671'.KI0
S. Orleans or N. York.
J. 4.1.
.1.4 J.
.I.&.I.
J.ft J.
ii.«so,ao
W-'W
tto
8
a&n
8330.231
'"
I''74
•71 It.)
PhUiuMulita
Boiidt) iH9iiod prior to conaolldatloti.
estate.
> pedal
prorlatuns are made lor
other Issues of ebts" lollows : Bit, "
bonds, 'Bterest by 'iii-ns o real estate tax and 1-173 oi peixunal; Pone arlrain UH., ml. by 2 per cent of
111 enses
$I,(XI0.'X10 loan
y 'i'>-175 of tax on real and
personal; 7 per tent loan of 1569, hv Dll,l«i
rcf^i red by law lo be dtp s te 1 monthly ; *• barf
l.onds, l.y levee d.ic- iili-'lged lor Interest ao'l
prill ipal ; 10 per
eiit bonds ol 1871. by monthly
<eposits out of current revenue. The total net
1874
1873
1881
1 89
Orleans,
do
do
i
1892
lKi4
1871
Orleans.
do
do
loprovidefor ntoreet and ma nrng prineliMl ot
C0li».»l Clly bonds ol 1^52, the sum of I16<)jl»0
ixr
year IH sciiulred by law to e raised bv Mx on real
18iri
do
do
do
do
do
do
REMARKS, t
Duo,
1892
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.ftU.
M.ftN.
M.ft S.
70,000
25 ,000
SKl.OOr
1X1,000
1,893.400
600.000
S.IWl.Tin
When
N. Orleans or N. York,
Varl.
J. ft J.
8,100.0110
S.Vi.000
fttHlimed)
Wliflrf ImprovfMiiciil
Where Payable aiid
by Wiuim
J.* J.
M.*N.
3I.1.0I»
l.tlOl)
Principal,
W'cnt
Fayahle
4.617,00a
220,000
208.(W«
l.dUd
1851
lasi
,
im
I'ciiKli irlriilii
Jcfft't-ttoii
i&te
Outst'uding
;
ConsulliUiotl tlobt J ClsO.aoOarPOod
do
do Jycarly'io (nl'at.
do
do ) and prlnclpat..
Ball oaddrht
TaMM.
INTEREST.
Amount
pago prerloua.
'itX
as Immediate notice or anr error aiaeoTered In oar
fflvlna:
isn
U7>
See CmiosirLE,
v. 13, p.
4M.
7;9.
I
I
!
fSceCmtosiCLF,
See chroxicli,
..
..
v. 12. p. 71S; ,3, p.
v. 13, p. ».'4.
,„
MS.
d
:
:
.
'
m
1
.
1
1
.
[February 2i, 1872.
THE CHUONICLE.
254
EATLROAD STOCK AND BOND
,E.t.,.4««rdIn,to.e..tC.»gr.»,ln lh.je.rl872 by W.« B.
DANA A CO..I„
the
office
LIST.
u» Im-edlate aotlce ot any error
SnbTrlber. wUI eonfer a ereat f.v »r by givlus
Bonds,
iw;;!
l,0t<l
5
1,000
!00
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,673.01X1
8
.I.& J.
J. A J.
;i,(l«7,F00
3X
J.&
7
inortG:age
7
M.& N.
J
3d mortKa^e
869
"
1868
1862
1359
1855
1864
1862
1862
1861
1863
Certlflcales of debentures
2d mortgage (Penn.)
2d mort age (N. Y.)
2d mortgage (Ohio)
Consolidated Ist mortgage
Atiftnltc tt Gu{f—commoa stock
(Guaranteed stock
a.oui.i
£M
JEIOO
18M
"b
l.UOJ
ll«
458.500
A
u
600.000
100
2d naortgagc
Jf/H-rt— Ist M.VgoldVs'i"'
Burlington <* ifo, ^r«r—stock. .;.
Preferred stock
Ist mortgage, on road & 4(X»,o66 acres land
%tz£. i'Z^i-iBYocr"'- "" ''^
er
*'•"''
"•.
J.&
J.&
J.&
25 per cent of de eutures ot 1861;
2d M.. in exch. tor old 2d M. and
per cent of certifls of 1864 Si22,aOO.(.00
3d M In pxch. (or consol. bds. 25 p. c. ctfa
1804 and 25 n. c. ctfa 18B8: 5 [i.e. ]. cfcied
stock for balance of certillcates, Ac.
(
J.
&
J.&
.
Preferred stock
1st mortgage bond*
Chattel mortgage bonds!
Casenovin A Oaiiaitota—ut morl
J.&
do
York.
New
148
110
100
63
172
1.2
26
43
142
140
18S8
18.8
161
3.6.'S0,000
1,1 Oi)
1,000
1000
1869
1,100
....
lU
3.1. 810.)
10)
to
1863
1866
1863
1869
1869
1870
1869
.SI4
IWl
SKI
92
18^0
.50
b.&k.
6g.
f
6,Oi7,llOO
a
a
7
7
7g.
f.
600,000
737,0110
1,000,0
Consol. Oct.,
f.
8 f.
8 f
8
5.500,000
1,000 20.00 1 p.
8,000.000
July, 1888
Jnlv, 1888
(W
490,000
7
50.000
7
808.000
n
BI7.6>i«
12-.,000
6
"'en
ion:
63
isio
999 years, from July. 185S, to
Grand Trunk R.B. Annual rent, 5 per
cent on Bterling bonds and 4 on stock and
Oct.
curr, ucy bonds.
Sept., 1811
Sepi.,1871
1886
Leased for
1, 1881
ct. l,189l|
Nov.
1,187*
Dec, 1871
Leased to Central of Ga. for
t73,000
per
annum.
July 1.1881 Le;ised to Pa. R.R..99 yrs rroml861 at 7 per
July 1. 1881 cent, on *5"»0,000 stock, lilt, on bonds, «c.
O, t., 1''71 Sevi'ral roads are Iea.«ed by this Co., and
operat'd in conucclion wl h the main
Oct., 1871
stem, the net earnings last year, endl' g
Oct., 1871
Sept. 30. 1371. were »4,00o,500 c n the main
1875
stem, and $1,569,354 on the whole lino
ISSO
1885
and brai ches. Aiunal report iu v. 14,
1895
1810
1-73
1885
Jan.. 1899
p. 155,
An!;.,l'>91
1, 1881
July
1889
1890
Nov
,
1871
Consol. of Agr. Branch and Fl'chburs and
vvor ester. Net earning lOmo's. *"-6.416.
All expended in intei-esi naynieiits.
Net earnings 1370-71. *126.(i(i0. against J30,691 or 1869-70. »JS8.000 due In 1870 were
extended to 1875. Sinking fund amonnts
to|i.'81,000. "White Mtltli. and extension
44m. are operated by B.. C. & M. (v. 13.
i365
J'llv, 1875
July 1.^675
18-9
1881
ISiB
1899
p. 139.)
Company placed in bankruptcy, and
now managed by trustees of Bcrdell
mortgage.
Sept.
18<i5;
Last coupons old bo'ds paid
none oa uew. (v. 13, ii. li»,
i899
Jan., 1872 Operated with the Nashua & Lowell, 69
per cent of earnings a d expenses to B.
18i3
& L. 31 per cent to N. & L. Net In1873
Nov.,
Nov.,
1871
1871
do
do
come,
Av
1871,
^Ki.m.
dlv.. for 33 yrs 8.31
(V. 14, p. 43 )
._ _
ct. (v 14, p. 43.)
pr
,
London.
Philidi'liihia«»fflce.
Princeton, N. .1.
Philadel hi i Office.
London.
Camrteu, N.J. Office.
do
Phlla.
do
& Mt. Holly.
Boston.
do
m.'&'n.
200,a»
H-.
P.
201,8.50
Philadelphia.
& A
& A.
do
do
F.& A
N.T„ Union
(v. 13 p. 66.
1,1891 l.'ndgr.2,00O.OOOaereB.
1871-73
Nov., 1871
Feb. 1, 1882
Net income,
Le .sed to Atl.
1370-71, $"".6,971.
(v. 14, p.
4.3.)
&
Gr. tVcst. Net earniugs
Diviileuds of 7 per
cent on preferred stock since 1369.
last year, $'231.10).
1883-39
Trust Co. Aug 15.1890 iCompleted Sept., 1370. Cost.
and
_m!an"s.
"slXTfSd " aSdl 'iJ''"lJSM'"'*^V^.»' " "^^ """ »f •emarks. refer to the volume at page of CnnoNirLK containing fuller Information. Tho
lerally be lound under the consolidated naaie.
Jo stocks, tffinMn«'the,ni^„« JJ?.''i*"'"'" t^o'npanles consoMdatod Into Others wl gene
js
"i'g.
)
Jan.. 18.2 The C. & A. R.U., Del. & Karl' n Canal &
1S75
N. J.R.R. form the nited Co.'s of N.l.,
co'itroUng numerous branch lines. The
1.380
IBS!
lease to Penn. R.R.. at 10 per cent, on
1SS9
stock and assumption of all llabillles
1389
was signed Oct. 20, 1871. (v. 12, p. 624;
1884
V 13. p. 135, -29. 6S4.I
Jan., 1873 Com stock, $377,100 ; prcfercd, 7 per cent
stock, $752,7110. (v. 12, p. 619.) , , _^
April, ISSO
Leased to C.& A., at 6 p. c on stock. Int&c.
18JU-97
Jan., 1872 Consol. of Cape Cod and Cape Cod Cent.
1.15'.l.50O
1,000
Note.— he
?0-i
Pac, and South
1,000,000 acres.
May 2,
Jan
Phl'rdeiphla Office.
& O.
A. & ii
K. & A
.M. & N
J.&D.
M. & S.
J.& J
A. & O.
F. & A
J.& J.
J.& J.
2,098,000
23!.IH»
1.00.1
15
Bif.
1,000
1,000
1<)
At.&
,
J.& J.
F.& A.
"60
31
of
grant of
Report vr ending Sept. 30, 1-71 v. 13, p. 807.
See CiiiioxiCLK, v. 13 p. 605, 741, in regard
to Georgia endoisemcnts, &c.
A. & O. N. Y., H. Clews & ''0„ Apr. 1,1908
do
do
Apr. 1, 1393
A. & O.
N. Y.. E leR. R,
J.& J.
Jan 1, 1896 Leased to Erie for Int. on bonds. &c.
New York.
J.& J.
Mar. I,188'l N et earnings. »7»,003. ! loalg debt, «i443.6R3.
T.&:\. N. Y., Bk of Commerce. Feb., 1872 Leased to Erie in 18C3, for iWl yrs. at 7 per
do
do
J. &D.
Dec 1,1877 ce t on stock and int. and sinking fund
do
do
M.*N.
Nov. 1,1872 on bds. L' sseesto teap road In repair.
N. T or London.
M. & N.
May 1, 1919 Traf. guar.wikii t. B..tsQ..50 p.c. {V.14.p..52)
'7".,
Boston, Co.'s Office.
J.& J.
Jan., 1872 Stock lucreaseil 50 er cent .March,
do
do
E^ery two shares allotted oiieuew share
J.& J.
Jan.,!8:2
A. & O. N.Y'., Farmers' L &T.Co Oct. 1,1S'I3 at par, payable eiiuallv on 26(h of March
do
J.& J.
do
Jnlv 1,1875 June, Sept., & Dec. 1871. Land received
do
do
J. & J.
July 1, 1878 350,185ac cs. Sold in 1870. 118.796 acres,
A. & O.
do
do
for $1 369,172. Net earnings last year
Apr. 1,1871
do
do
11,041.012. 'id and 3d series bonds liave
J.& J.
July 1.1891
Boston. Co.'s t)ilt(,e
traflic guar, of Chic, B.& Q. (v.l3.p.74l)
J.& J.
July 1, 1889
,,„.., ., ..„
do
J.& J.
do
July 1,18'4 stocii, S8,5(0,l»«. L. gr. 1,400.000 acres.
.M. &, N Boston, £. Smith & liro. May 1, 1896|Tiallic guarantee by Ch.,li.A g.. 40 pr cent.
*.
4.1W.200
2000.000
iW3
1855
(v. 13, p. 607: v. 14, p.
1870,
Paciflc. Land
(V. 12, p. 4 2.)
.
8
4'«,.50O
7W.5(lll
675,000
1,396,821
1,700 OOO
60
&
of
'
5.817,1100
"«l
I
181^0
The South Ga. &
To be extended,
1879
Boston, at Office.
Boston, at Office.
M.&N.
aaio.ooo
2,0 10,000
380,000
6,000,000
4,110,000
1,417,501
10.1
do
do
do
M.&N.
580.000
700.000
950.000
IS.'iT
1857
Xtl
3t2
23U
366,000
200,000
4,921.'75
3,950,000
1,000
1,000
"ioo
Boston.
Boston, at Office
J.
J.&.).
Jan.
A. & O.
37.1X10
6o:
".'.'.'.'.'.
Bostou.
J.'&J.
2,23:!,0OO
65
.
13.|i.
1
New York.
Boston Office.
^ ew York.
Boston Office.
J.
J.
3 000.000
113
(«' Jra.iwbV
n.).. !!!;;;
.
6'24,v. ll,p.220.)
867*10
<t ./lOarUte— 1st Mort, conv
Sdmortgage
CanvlenA Burl. CO,— Ist Mortgage.
Ca(M CtKt-stocIc
;
Sav., Alb.
Fla. li.R. was
nier ed iu this Co.. the latter a"6iiii Ing
the debt of tli.- former, and issuing to it
$549,l(;o guarantied 7 per cent 6;ock.
1887
5,3ll',000
....'.'.'.'.
tanufcre
do
do
Boston Office.
J.
J.
J.
5,000,010
sinking tand'fii»9'.266) '.'"
Consolidated mortgage loan
Sterling loan of United C >.'b
do
Boston, Nat'l Bank.
& N.
& A.
15.II0O.00O
cries)....
BurUn{non,t Sout/iw&(leni~\BtM
ecu
M.
112
,
Incbds<-onv. to com. kIock. (It h stories).
ist mort. conv. on i)ranch.(r>th series)
Office.
do
do
M.'&'S.
.
mortgage, (c.
and
J7,000,Oi<J
23
O.
112
mortgage bonds
do
Ottice.
J.
&
200,000
621.000
25,000.000
600,000
(Bcrdcll)
Baltimore
J.
J.&
I.OOO.IHIO
76,000
do
new, guaranteed by Erie....
Floating debt
Mass, loan, (secured f>yM.O0O.(KW, Ber.l.M)
Botton (k Z/>ic<?W— Block
Couvertible bonds. IS53. coupm
I Scrip certlfs (p .yable in stock or cash)
Morig!iHe. wbarf purchase
B'>iiU>7i db ifaOw— stock
B>nt db /V*ootd«uce—stock
Brunstoick tt Albany/
iBtraortga-'e.Ko.d, endors. by Stite Ga
ad M.. skg fund. gold, not eiidorspd. ...
Bufr.Brad.tt PittHh.-G^l M.(lnc.lOOOUacld)
Bit(r.,CorruA Pitt»b.~\Hr. Mortgage.
Biiffaio. New York <fc iWe— stock
1st
&,J.
r.& A.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
7
«
7
7
3
400.000
218.HX)
"ion
lBt23>i)
Cri/au)£»sa—coinraon stock
127.000
1 5111
r 0.000
1.
'
1
KW.OlO
in.&lBt.22S4)
(6th
•
Land grant of
In progress. Bait, to Pone's Creek & a Br.
Baltimore Office.
Canilal stoct, »31li,924. Cost of road &c.,
Boston, 2d Nat Bank.
about $1,150,000. Complete I.Nov., 1871.
.\pr. I.is™
7
M. & S. Ph lade pliia, Co'- o.lhe Jlch I, ii-sa Leased. Slock dlv. !n 1870, 5 on »l,n0O,00C
Beltast and Boaton.
eased to Ma lie Cent., 50 vrs at.%.000 pryr
Mavl5,i8'.KI
«g. M. & N.
8
A.&O. S. Y.,bt.L.,Al.&T,U.K. Oct, 1, 18>J6 L'sed to S.L. A& T.H.. at 40prct. of earn^g
Cost of road.
Floating debt. t7Tl 622.
New York.
etc., ft. 125.305. Net earniugs last year.
1877
6
J. &D.
Prlncet'n, N. J.
$215,234.
1-85
6
M. &S.
do
«
1837
F. & A.
Leased to nousatonic, a' 7 per cent, per yr
q—j. Boston, Kl'l, er, P. & Co Jan., 18:
IV
Boston Office.
5
Nov., 1871 Net income lor yt-ar ending Oct. 1. 1871,
M. & N
do
»2,1M,9'<2, after paying all interest, (v
July, 1816
6
J.& J.
Boston, at Office.
Apr. 1, 187.=
13, p. 636: V. 14, p. iO, 43.)
6
A. & O.
6<l2,-0
I.KIO
.1
*
& M. Bk.
do
do .
do
do
London.
&
&J.
& O
,J.
Farm.
do
Baliimore
do
M. &8.
A.
6
4*) ..501
745 000
600.000
19.664100
1,000
l.mX)
I'hUa.,
.I.&,I.
eg.
I.tO.OOO
1000
:8o5
1812
1851
li6i
t.9'70
n, Gd Tr. RR.
do
do
do
do
Savannab.
O.
.1.
6
1,100,000
915,800
1.000.000
100
10)
.
A.
Og
720,000
93.iai
lS6i
1854
185;
t;
in yebroMkfi^lBt M.,conv.,
M. U. Jesup & Co July,
Lond
J.
ft
J.
140,0110
Erie— stock
do
J
1,500,000
Boad3 conv.intoprcf.8tock(2dsfirle8).
Bonds conv. into pref. stock (M series)
the
Netearn'BS*iiSl,951. (v. 13. p. 3 7.)
iiidflS.OOOpcnn.-, County, S;750 000,
6.400 ac res er M., within 10
miles of tr«ck, and additional wl Inn 20.
July. 1899
In iirogrcss : Ga. State endorsement dcJnly 1,1900 dined. Stock sub.sciihed, MOO.OOO.
July, 1871 Net coriiingR last vear, fuS.OOO. (v.lS, p. '5»
This was the loriner status. But iii;der
>10,.500,000
the reoriranizatiou ol 1871
1st Mortgage, to be issued in exchange
1877
for old Ist M., dlv. bonds and coupons
1879
'"tat
(iulf.
do
do
Portland and Lou on.
do
do
Boston.
A.&O.
A. & O
3.78S,7r,2
3,M.">,683
iDortKagc, old
i,
J.&
A.
1,710,500
Anew
Dollar loan
Sterling loa
Dollar loan
J."& J.
519,5011
1869
ISCi
187J
,1.
&D.
J.
,8K!.250
1853
1855
A
i-<7o.
an
129,500
871.201
:oi,o:«
13,143 lOO
3,S218(K1
1,6501100
18T'J
18'j5
Bovl., CUni. tt Fltchb.—Ut M., Agric. Br. ...
B., C.
F, to F.
Worcester on conBol'n
2d moriKage. 1869-70
BoHton, CoiicordA Jfonii-f^a/— Preff.stock..
Ottie stocK.l' clufl'g old tilv'ds
8tk
1st mortgage bonds, due In '8)5
Cmvertlbje bonds of
March,1896
KI81
1833
1893
N. Y.,Slioe&Leath.«k
J.
J.
assu.i ins the in
*57,597.
State ot Pa. exchanged
of Sunbury & E. K.i:- bonds,
lor same amount of 2d M. Ali.Val. bds,
end.by Pcnn. P.R. N.C.& Phil. &K Co.'s
^i
N.Y. M.K.J. sup &Co
do
do
& J.
& .1.
I.& J.
i
6
M.&N.
6g A. &0.
6g M.&N.
og M. & N.
7:M,7k*)
1861
£100
,I.&
I'
1500,000
1853
Albany loans (Alb. & W. -itbbdge)
I'oUar bonds (West'nR. R.)
Dollar bonds
BurlA Mo.
6g.
oo
787,000
1,500,000
713.000
481.000
1864
do
bonds of 196:^. iguar. by C. &
2d M.,
do
IHM, (
do
do
3d'..
do
1857, C
do
dj
Berkshire—nt >ck
Boston it Albani/'-Btock
bonds— lessee
69,
....
2,4iH.9(»
1(10
Isc M.,
(fc
&J.
7,250,U10
BeiUrUle db Soutkern nUnols-lstU., skg f
C.mpUU
&,I.
& Hudson
Del.
*3,500,000
1893
SHvaniiah.
H. Y.,
(vol. 13. f. :05.)
24. 1870 to
on both. Net earnngs,
teresi
ls>79
&
currency,
Caual Co., for 99 yoars, at 7 per cent, pe
aliiimn, on J17,IXI0,(I00— *.',.'AO.000 stock
lo.oio.ao
1:<71
»5,000 per yr
BtMdere Deiaicare—Btock
B>irt.,
A.&O.
1875
In
,
balance
1,385
1876
18SI
1882
5,li(»Ul00
wo
Belfaul it Moosehea(l—\Bi luortjfjige, (fold.
lut
,
Gft
Kcorffanlzatlon in
i,uoo
Bangor tfc PiscfUa^ulff :
Baugor cl y loan, I6t mortgaee
Barclay Coai— ist inort. (Inc. :i,UOO acres Ul.)
mor gage new
do
York.
London.
do
do
New York.
London.
do
&D.
A.&O.
A.&O.
I. & J.
1,777,853
1855
1850
18i3
&
London.
New
A.ftO.
J.
100
1870, sterling, £-0O,C00
A
,
A.&O.
a
a
Iffii...
3d M.bd-i.ronv.
m.
Hlaking fund bonds
Oct
May,
A
&
Road lensed Fob.
'.'.'.'.
Baltlmoi e loan, 1855-'
N, W. Va., 2d mortgage, W'S
N. W.Va.,Sd mortgage, 1855-S5...
Batt.± PoUtnvm—'iSt mort.. gold. ..
Bo>tton, Sfir{ford
N.T. Lnncai'ter, B. & Co
Atlantt^Ga.
A.&O.
A.&O.
100
100
Washington branch
Loan, 18.:5, sinning fund
do 18.W
(71
(71
&J.
6,897,605
Preferred stock, 6 per cent
2dM.bd8, conv.
* J.
322 .Ml
461.000
201,000
isro
&
8f.
821.663
2,000,0)0
Portland city bonds, iBt M., skg fond...
2d M. sterling, 5-20 years
do
do
31M.
Sterling bonds, not mort
do
do
Road auxll'y only to mining * lumberin
1836
Jan., 1899 Interest now paid on endorsed bds by
3,6.11,2
L(i'oretice—itoc)i
.
Prlnclp.al
Stocks.
laBtDlvi'd.
Jan.. 1891
Opdyke&Co.
N. Y.,G.
f.
4
2,ono,ooo
1,-. 32 200
14,000,ono
13,000,000
New
J.&'j.
22,697,452
•Consoltd, Ist mortgage
Secfl. bds (s. A. * U.) exiUi'ble for Ist M.
80. Georgia & Fl, Ist mortgage
do
2d mortgage
do
All., Miss. <t 0.-l8t mort. for $15,(KX1,000...
AtUtiiUc it /\«;(/fc— Common stock
Prclerred stock
1st .«., (South Pac,.) gold
1st M.,At.&Pac..gld.on 500,000 acr's of I'd.
Augusta it S<iva7inafi—Btoc]L
Bonds
Baia Eagle raUei/—Ut M., s. f
2d mortgage
Baltimore A OAio— stock
1,000
100
isfti
IBt mortgage, ekg fund (Pa.)^
Igt morlgage.skg fund (N. i .)
1st mortgage, skg fund (Ohio)
IBt mortgage, skg fund (Una. ext.)
1st mortgag.', (Franklin Brancli)
7g.
2,055,000
1869
18T0
ig
do
York.
In oor Table..
when Due,
Harrieburg, Treasury.
do
C.
i
In 1868
7
p.m.
do
do
do
do
J.'&J.
I.&.T
5
12,000
1871
J,
J.
Jan., 1872
7.30
3,50 1,!**
& Co
N. Y.,'Wln-law,L.&Co
"f
154,1100
3.80»,li00
48,0(10
-;:,
New stock
2,'.'n6,30O
1866
1370
Arkanscu CnUml-\Dt Mortgage, gold
Alchiton. Topekn A Srnita Fe :
lBtM.,g la, »150(X) per mile
Atlanta d: Sichmond Air Line :
Ist mortir^e
AttaiUa ttWent Point—fiocV...
ACUinUcd Great Wexta-n.—Cert\(s of deben.
d: St.
a
8.
df covered
Jan., 1^99
T., Bk of Connnercc. Jan., 1S71
T,D. &II. Canal Co July. 1&S8
do
do
Nov., 1K95
).&
M.& N.
1.000,000
l.OOO.OOO
'
lit M.. east. extBii.. (In progress).
Atkituic
2.(l.l«IO
2,(100,00
.154,9,'5
50
;
to State Pa.
Y„ Duncan,
N.
A.*0.
1863
l'<65
186".
.'
Atleghanu Vall^— stock
.v
isf & 2d M.(eichaDgc»ble for gen. M. bds)
Oen. mortgage
,•• J iy ii
(indorsed), 2d M
Bonds
N. Y., 20Nai-6au street
930,000
1866
1B69
Albanu <t Smque/ianna-~6U)Ck
IBt MortKaKe
Albaiy City loau
Ist
1st
Ist
I!
full eiplan»tlonB, gee loot notc».
For
t
outstanding.
ofl
Road
•.•;•
Ailiran<liKk—ttt Mortgage
.(l(o6ama<tCA<u<o— lslM..Kld.Knar. Ala...
•M M.,»9.(X10 per mllo not Koarauteed
2
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rato
tVhere Payable and
When
per I Payable.
by Whom.
Cent.
Amount
Mllfs'
DESCRIPTION.
W«hinst«n,D.
.t th. Libr.rl.n of Co.jre..
$173.763.
i
•
letterH a.
I
uage.
the denominations, a. 50) & 1,009 ;(>,
;'"""' --•»"",•""»• ',"»;
'
.."
'f'«re«t per o»««m Is given on oonos Kill •».» Uist .!-_<-. ^ ..'„*-> 100, 500 & 1,000 ; f, 100« I.OOO; «, alsooverLOOO; a.ioo and upwards;
"u hnrtila out the i,._j <Uvlrleiiti
I
'•'•*•'• Blanila for Jan.* July: F. bonds hM"r"ti;»");;.,"-;^j" on stocks; 17 moa.is go d ; f, free of U.S tax r extra- » stock or scrlt^
Pi
:
1
.
»•«• Bbow
the period- whcD the principal falls due
of
fto/uls
;
'
'
but the time when the
last
dividend was paid on atocke.
f,
tUO;
)
50.
JuBe& Dec; Q.— J
1
)
.
.
February 21,
.
1
..
.
.
,,
.
2£6
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
DESCUIITION.
.MllOB
all rofi-n'iicM »(•!• foolrlr«t paito of BK. tublt-s.
For cxnlJinntUmur
on
liolen
40
ilr—Ul mati tKt.KoXA.
C.iuiiii.i T
(
liV.B.f
.V'>— com. Slock
-lock, 7 per cent
'
W
KuiVr.by cil.'i N.
do
l»t
C. ilfil R. R. df nvik.dn. -stocK
l-t iii.irt;aM' bontls. coup n
C<'u!ri(t nf lOlfil- i^t 'l.,K"ld, coupon..*..
—
M moriiiiECKuia. $l.lWpi;r
1,000 20,0011
\Ui
18G0
70
9U
If I utorii^MtfO
mile
I4I>
W
New
morth^iK*'
I'M)
18.6
18IW
1871
.M.&N.
7
M.
5
7
'.
3,«ls,'Ml
9'20,(flU
IMUIIW
bond*
1,000
"m
uin
free
C»ll. State aid. irold
Iloiiils, (loriHcrly -onvcrt. Into U.S. bd<
Iloiul.^ (Ml ^au .loiiqnin Viilley iIc.boUI...
V. <. I-oun, (Jil liiMi uncertain terms)
Wc.'.tcrn Pacitlc, 1st mort .koUI
Govcrmne t lien
do
California Paclllc. Ut inortgaKC. gold..
Cftllforn.a * Oregon. I«l mo t »f<e KOld.
lie:,,
1
—
morttfa^e
Cbemiinp—iftocV
f A'»rfiV"-9— 1st
.(•
742
159
00,U10
"IU11.960
„
a ,8Si,imo
,
i,-i<»i,mio
1
oootioo
6,ii-io..
m
'2.'i,8.1.l«lll
1889
1,001
2,7:11.0110
141
18(19
!,IX»
1,970,1100
2,30l',UlO
312
ft>-';i
1-J3
f,
7 g. I.
2's4i IX
.1.
New York
Jg.
'g
J.&
J.
.).& J.
J.&.J.
G.Odli
,I.&.I.
4110,1(111
A.iO.
do
Phila., P.
Hatch.
\ork.
Oct,, 187
N. y.. Metropolitan Bk, Dec, 15,1899
do
13,'iOO,IOO
427
6
g
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&
M,
N,
N
do
Y
Fisk & Hatch.
y Am. Excb. Ilk.
do
do
,
J.&.I,
.!.& J.
(I
smooo
do
do
.I.it.I.
.
00
do
do
1
160,.'i00
2,1011,11110
J.&,).
Hoinl:), not niortgaf^e
Ch'f^t-i- C'/vl— 1st mort
8l7,0i«l
tai.oiio
.I.&,I.
Boston.
do
.J.&I.
I'hiladclpbla.
Chanter rf" TanuiriM—U- M., gld
t'heM'r T'f///^y— lat morlgage
Chiritrtn ,r- .-IrtoH —com. St k
Preferred stock
Isi in >rEuai;e, pret'erred, sinking fund
660,000
50o,(no
moit^fltce, cVa.
Kninleil Intere-st.
Cfc("</*(fe— slock, prelerred
morlcage
Income bonds
Jollct
&
do
&
1..,
Louisiana
&
1862
.Mo.,
1357
;s«4
rCAA.
Ch.,J8t .l,i;u
do
(to
end. do
do 2d M.gnar. do
1st M. tin progress)
18:i4
1861
i8n)
400
7
2,IOO,(1«)
7
rt
inort;;aKe. gold, (Frankfort)
Trust mortgage dliir. to Peoria)
Carthage A liirlington. 1st nioi t
Di.von. Peoria & H;in., 1st mortgage
mortgage
Peoria & Hiui.. tst mortgage
OttawK .Oswego & Fox Ulv., Ist mortgage
Illinois Orand Tiniik. Ist mortgage
Quincv & Warsaw. 1st mortgage
Keokuk* St. Panl.lslnmrtgage
1st
Chicnun. Ciii- it 0*'ti^rille—Ut .M
C/l/c.. UiiiirMe it 17/ifra— Ist M.,gld, S. F.
C'Mcttu", lotrait .\V//ra«l;a—stock.
2d mortgigc, (Sow Ut)
(Sow2ll
do
8d
CViir. it .\firn. L/iir .s*.— Ist mortgage
stock
CAic it Xiiftti ir'—
Com.
P'eterred slock
Bonds, nrf (S. F.>.
.
Int. bds.
9!
1st M., Cblc. to
funded conn., 2d M..
Oshk.
do
8 f
81)0.0(10
8 f
8 f
8 f
8 f
8 f
70
44
40
43
79
72
82
82
R!
221
1223
18
1,000
1.0OJ
1,(00
1870
1870
V.6cic
1,1160,01.10
100
1860
1863
b
100
100
7
7
182.000
isi'ij
30ll,(«»)
18-.3
1,785,000
1855
948,(KX)
7
7
2I)I>,I>I0
7
605,000
2/<12,l«IO
7
101.000
7
10
7
3.1.50,01)0
1870-1
1870-1
2,750,000
l,565,0((l
Ci'i..
2il
15000
18116
8,600,(110
b
5.1 (10,01 N)
1871
1,(«I0
l.OXI.OIII
i8i;9
I.UIO
1,000
1869
isra
1S65
1867
1SC2
1867
1864
"i(io
1.0 «
M
— 1st mort., gold.
Vhiatgo
1S71
18IK
1171
1S66
1869
guar bv lessees
Tk/.— Ist ninrt. ..
CAfc— 1st niorlgage.
it .W'mkiTtf/iim
f.
5l«I.IX)ll
000
it
mnrtgage
&
Cliirfumiti it .Spnnqfit'l't—Ul .\f.,Kiiarant'il
C'('/., Cin. it /ii/l.— stock
1st mort (C C. & c. Rl{.) t-!5,0(»ln y-ar,
1st M. (Hell.* Ind.)exch.fornew.\I...
1st 111 rtgaire, new. B f
C'.^r..
Mahoning—stocX
Ut mortgage
InlanRliinil.MMorl. (now 2d)
ubbiiMid br.. 1st M., skg fd bds
ticceiuuil Ml. Vernon it Def— Ist M„ gI4„
811
390
Oct.,' i»71
May 1.18S0
7
,!.& J.
.1.* .J.
,r.
,I.&.I.
.1.
l.TS
21(3
3U0
SO
1861
1869
m
2,0H)
(111)
sri.uxi
624 000
l,Ul«>
2.(151 (XX)
S7
1214
II.
F.& A.
7
.1.4.1.
J.& J.
7
6
;8,'i7
1363
I
Inlv 20.
'8.-
1877
do
do
do
N.Y.,Co.'8 Office.
New
.V.Y..
JnIy,"lS91
Jan., 1900
18'J2
do
Is
&
leased at
RU.
.Ian 7-S.'.81
tl'Ai.OlXI
49 114 305,337 601.)
Leased to North. Mo. K. R.
(V. 13
p. 18.)
Reduced lo $7(0,000 bv decree of court.
Lenses the Day. ft Kllcb. and CInu ^{. 4
Chic, and has contract with CI 1.. Rich.
^^ ayne
ft Ft.
Co. Net earnings, last
year. $443,949. iv. 13, p. 2». iZi.)
Ind..cinn. 4 L.,2d M.,m trustees' hud*
to
exchange for
lat.
lyi.
.Mc h 1, 1893
illarch, 1901
July, 19(B
Road
In
progress. Lafay, Ind. toSt. .^nn's.
Ind., Cln. 4 Lafayette.
Formerly leased to
Vork.
Wmslow, I,.4 Co
do
do
4 S. W.
(v.i2, p.
per vr. Chic.
finished (icCII.
(251) ni.i
7'20; 13. p.
Juhc,
do
do
In progress. Bonds. $15,000 per mile.
L.gr.l.aai.iXXl acres. Peoria
B.Val.RR.
Juiy;'l895 Lessedisseto
J..U.
1,
Cin.,nam.
4D.
Co.
(v. 13
1889
Net earnings year ending June SO. 1871,
$271,:«XI. o? which $185.(«1 was paid for
Boston Agency.
Nov'„"lS71
M.i'v,
interest on bds, ft pref. stock ; $JI.!« to
do
do
.\ng. 1,1900
K. & A.
*c
do
do
Sept 1, 1877
s nk, fnn.l.ft $C7,(W8 floating dc I.
M. 4: S,
.J.&D. N. Y., I'nion Trust Co Dee. 1, 1890 Sprlngf. 4 Col, road CJO in Is leased
«M,S.
A. 4: O. ,<.Y., Union Trust Co. Apr. 1,1901 Rrls nor.H bv C C C *I »- bv L S
I,s72 Consoi. May. '68. of the Cl.t'ol „* <-'n.'n?l
F.* A.
L'.y., U.S. Trust Co. Feb.
In nnual
)
7
;
?1
J.&D.
7f,
.1,
7
M.&
f.
ft .1.
V.
8W
\l.
&
7
F.
&
X.
A.
7
M.
4:
S.
l,50O,0OJ
iaii
do
do
1896
Nov. IS99
Am. Exch ^atBk, Dec.
N.y.. St.Nlcli. >«t. Bk.
J.&.I.
e.tl.Kll
487.8<X)
56,(XI0
7g.
2,056.730
"fi7
*
do
do
D. N.Y.,
7
13,914,1100
i,r-io
&
J.&D.
!«
350.1100
1,067,1 1
1,000
100
Uoad
Oct.'. "1871
7
42 J.I 116
9SS,UX)
O't.'.'igiX)
Juucl,1911
A. '40. NcwYork. <;o.'» Office.
do
1.4; J
M. & N,
do
do
J. & n.
.1,4: I). N,V., N, Bkof Coni'rcc
Bait., Merch. N.Bauk.
.I.& J.
798 W«l
so
1852
18<n
1871
do
do
O,
.I.&D.
7
7
2,9ai),'i50
Preferred stock
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton ft Ciu..
do
Sandu-kv City & Ind
Cin., Saiiduskv & Clevr
d«
>
m
1.2 O.IXXl
560,««l
65,U«)
&
:
2,1X10.1X10
!.'<«'
30, 1871,
;
1,(100
400.000
Net earnings year ending An-11
*
1.000
35,1 XX)
'KXXXI iir III
;
&
New
282,01X1
l.*" lO.OOiip.m.
1
4
.'il«l,(««)
1,010
1883
Inlv, 1K71
.luly, 18-12
April, 189
Apr. 1,1S(I4
.Inly, 1898
Aug.. 19
Mar.. 18.2
1883
&
New
1,0110
1.01)0
.51X),IXNI
189,')
Leased to Ph ftBalt.Cen, Dlv6p c,on8t'k.
la prog ess to Tsmaroa on Ills CeD.,44lu.
Leased to Phila, & Reading road,
.loliet ft Chic. RR., leased ;or iiit.on fltoc'r
and bonds. St I.., Jack, ft chic leased
at $uO(XK) per yr.
oulslana ft .Mo. Ri:
built and oneraled under contract. Net
ear ingsof C.ftA.lnl870. »2,063,'299. Divitw per cent on c-'m. stock
dends in 9 yrs.
and 79 on preferred. Sec ClinoMCLJe,
Vol. U, p. SiiU, 721 v. 13, p. tOl, 036.
New
1,110(1
Cin., S'lmiuiti/it. Cfe^'c^wlrf—stock
Cl'tDtl'Uft it
7g.
500.01X1
iji;3.oi»i
3,5IX),UKI
1, '250
J.n.,
.Ian.,
A.'it'o. N.Y., w'iusl'ow, I..4 Co,
do
do
M. * N,
19,0011.0110
1869
do
J.4:D.
in
1,0110
do
do
om'rce
1872
Mar,, 1872
Mar,, 1872
May, 1877
&
1,000
.Jf'(rr//jw///c— 1st AI.,
limnml
iir
do
do
do
do
do
'(lit)
lixll
*
2.700,0011
iim
do
do
May,
May,
|:2.7i9.2ll.
Capital In 186S, f,8,376 510 ; net
1891
earnings, t2,0(X),li6. StoC- dlstribuiion,
Sept., '71. viH percent at par. The C, H.
1890
N.
do
do
M,
JIay. 1879
&Q. leases or extends aid to branch roads
.1.4: J.
do
do
named, giving them :i tniTllc gnarant- e,
July, 1880
J.&.l,
do
(usually 40 or50p,c,i for purchasing their
do
.July, 1818
do
do
.1.4:. I.
.Inlv, 1878
bonds. Contingent liabilities on hi, udi
j,&,r. >sew York snd Boston. .Inly, 1900
of these companies amount to 16,758,002.
Bostiiii,
A. 4; O.
Oct.. isao
(v. 13, p. 113,369, (.04,)
York and Boston. .luly. 1890
J.&.I.
Bosiein.
A, & O,
Anril, 1879
N, Y,, Caldwell
1&8'.
Co,,
J.& J
Jan.,
Opened July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
A. & O,
\ ork, Co,'» Office. April, l9i«» (V. 13. p. 667.)
.1.4.1, Siilein,.
Mass. .Clinton, la .Jan., 1812 Leaa-d In perpetuity to (Thjc.
Northllostun. Merchants' Bk IJulv 1,188.8
,1,4: J.
west, at 3i i^ per cent, of gross recelnlaN. Y., Park Bank,
V. & A,
Aug.l5,lS92
Gross earnings in 1870 were $l,;'2(l.882.
S. NT. Y,. Farm. L.
T. Co. Sept.. 1889 TralPc enarsnleetiy M. Cent. (v.l3. p 328)
.I,& D.
York, Co.'oOfllce .I'une, 1871 The Chic- ft Northw est operates I '23 miles
do
J.&D.
DlC. 1871 and h -s other lines and branches as foldo
F,
A,
1885
low s Madison E.\t, 1 .'fiin, (in progress)
4; N,
do
Licrosse. Trcmp. 4 Pres, 28m,: Winona
Mav, 1883
4: A,
do
1885
& St. Peter. 14O111,; lo a Midland, 7riui.
do
& A.
1885
(In progress)
Klgin
State Line, 10m,;
do
4; A,
18S5
Menominee F.xt.. r20m, (in progress).
A.
do
1882
Tiie iiabiillies of C, & N, W, for these
do
N.
1875
roads are shown In the bou'i list. L nd
&.).
do
1884
of the ('o, are about 2.(X)0.000 acres.
4r.l,
do
1878
Operations for the year ending Junel,
Is'.o
M.
do
S.
1898
I81I, compaied as "follows with
Q-F.
do
1115
gross earnings,
40 513 less; opcraiing
A.
O.
do
expenses, $1,870 01:9 less; net arulngs,
1874
1,0'29,555 more.
M. 4; N,
do
Balance
c edit of InNov., 1878
do
J, in., 18,88
come account, $133,569. Dividends have
J. 4:.I.
A. 4: O
do
been paid on st ck as follows: Dee.
April, 1911
ls71,3ii: on prcf.; June, 1871, 5 on both;
.l.i.T.
do
June. ISTU, 2 ou
M. 4; N.
do
Dee., 13711. 5 on both
do
M.
N.
1874
Sref; Dec, 18ii9, 5 on pref., 4 on com.;
Var.
do
1874
une, 186,1. 5 on both; Dec . 1 68. 5 on
J.&-I.
both. See report in Ciibonicle, Vol. IS
do
1893
<>.
p. '273, lOI; v. 14, p. 85.)
A.
do
A.
l,.'J,'iO,OIIO
1871
'6:1
ItntUinrtpoU/i .7««cf .—1st
la
7
7
10
1,1:K,U)I1
1,000,1 <«)
ISTil
.
isao
&
7
1><2,IN)0
1870
18,7
;
397,000
/«/f— 1st mortgago
t.'i'fti/ftte <t
Chin,
000
8:B.()I)0
:
1S7'1
1875
.Jan,,
1
&
&
7
1860
1863
ISOi
1K61
'275
1880
1872
1881
St. Louis Ry Co
Leased to F.rle, f-llVi 00 p. yr.; sublet to N .0
Net earnings last year. ll'28.2I9. Floating
debt, j:4.S.'i(XI. Cost of road, f 600,000,
Op by D.ft H. Can o. for M gross eariilnga
Consoi. of Va Cent, and (; vington & (J.
Till" road will fonn a through route between the At. coast ft Ohio river »2JiWI,(XI) of the new $1',0(X).000 loan Is reserved
to tai-'C npthe old bds. A sluk*gfundof
$100,000 a year commences one year after
completion. (
13. n. 5.>l,635, 833 )
Net Income, 1870-71, $157,650. (T. 14, p 43.)
&
&
6
186:1
1S71
S,
mineral lands. Cal. Pacific rood purchased July. 1871. (V. :4,p51)
Consoi. of Charlotte 4 S. C..4 Col.4 Aog.
roads ill 1869. Net earnings in ia70.$270,931. Cost of road and equip., (4,950,216.
:
21!
24S
218
135(111(1
I
Kranfcfort.
•i.&.r.
A, & O, X. Y., N". Bk of Cora'rce
M.&
755,000
'(ti
mortgage, guar
if-
3.
l,'^15,500
YiT.
mortgage
Income bonds
Cln.
'•e
3 588 000
'2d
Cin.,
m
pr
1862
1859
•23
—
if'
f,
8 f
7
193
193
1
.
8
3,916,300
568,700
211,000
4.0(0 001
14 T20,!e9
20.415,013
\. 0,1 1801)0
193
mortgagis sinking fund
< bie.& Siiiith west. ,1st .\l., frol
guar
Chte 4' South w. ,1st M., gidd, not guar
ChilirntJi* if- /.ri(/(v(e— lst.M..ginirby N.Mii
Ciiivl'inali <t IMl. -Ut M., guar by .M. & C.
Cin.,f'tnitb. /riip *t CfinrtfMtfm Teuu. loan
Ciii., //timtl'on it /i((yf<»«— stock
'2d
9li0,UI0
800,1100
1.0H1,(I1.«
1S59
1st
Ctn
6 O.OlXl
l,'26(MWO
18(>»
Cblr., IVkiii (t.sVi«tAiAie..(er/(— 1st M.. gold..
C'/./.-.. R. I- ,t fl/e/*-stock
Ciii'HtniiiH it
800 000
1867
1869
)
mortgage (f
dj
of
do
of
7
600,1X10
I
.1
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.y ,,!I.Bkof
Nov.'. '1899
4
N. Y.. M. K. Jessip & Co
an
do
do
,I.& J.
8
4)ig.
1869
BBS
18ia
51
81
&
F. & A.
,
M. &
:i,7
0'26,(lO0
18fit
on equip'tscosCglllilO.IIUO.
do
»a,7rio.aii
do
do
1st Mort. (BcIolt& ^fadlson H.U.)
Madison exten.. 1st M., sinking fund gold.
Winona & St. Peler.Ist M.,guar. C.& N.W
ill M..
do
do
Chi". & .Mliwankee, 1st .M., on rd & equip.
Chlc.&M|(..2d M., (.M.,<, C.U.I! 1st lien
Cblc.t Mil., IstM.. (C.& M. l!.I!.12dllnn
Ijuio se.Trenip i P..lst .\I..gu. C.&N.W
Iowa Midland, I t M.. end. by C. i- \. W..
M'minee ext.. 1st M.. gld, end. bv C.&N.W
Ist
3
ft ().
A.&O.
.1
f.
4C
Efinlp. b(is,lieu
2d
3d
H,6
A,
7 f
7
31)
1-22
IstM.gener.il. 3d >r..Chlc. to Oshkosh..
Api'leton exlen8..1st. M.,o iSSii.* land.
Ill ecu Hay extcns.,lst \f. on 26 ra.&land.
Isi M.dal.* Chic. Cn. U.K., extended....
2d mortg.ige, Cral. & Chic. Cu. It. It
Miss. i:. Bridge hds lien on net earnings
Elgin* State Line K.K. lids
1st M., (Peninsula H.R)on7-l in. & lands..
Co s.s. K. lids, snbord. Hen on all above.
8
7 f
911,000
400.010
'.ill
American Central,
„
prm
1,000
1st inortffiiffc, (trus-)
O.
Q.-.I.
,I.&.J.
1,SO(),(JOO
410,1
.IWI
1,00
2,3:i-.,O0
1,000
S.'iO.dllO
1,010
siio.uoo
1,000 16000
I.
&
A.
1,I(X),II(«)
100
1,000
S,
S.
N,
.Ian., 18SS
.Ju y, 1888
.Ian, 1872
N,
.!.&
5
5
'256.00(1
lit)
^'/incv—stock
Chtr., Jtiirt. it
8.»'25.500
2,4-,>5
1,000
Hen on the road)
Cliicago,7 percent stock
do
1st mortgage, sf
(a 1st
Jacksonv.
do
do
do
d>
6t.
100
lliO
&
M, &
M. &
M. &
M.
1,(«)0
••
1st
isiio
Charles'u, Peoples'N.Bk
,!,&.!.
.I.d- J.
Income
l''8».'9i
A.&O.
J.& .1.
8
IIXI.O1IO
J
Jan. 1,1839
J.&i).
50il
54 per cent
(See report, r. 14, p. »4.>
Bonaatl6,(IOOperm. Completed Aag.lvTl
w.u
do
1893
(V. l'\p. 714,>
RR. Cos. office Oct. 1,1901 Leased to Pltl-b ,Cln.4
Xew
li-J.
18.19
&
Charlotte. N.C.
N. y.. Nat. City Hank.
181,5(10
901,0011
)
lau'20. 1:72
.
N. v., Fi»k
eoupon
coupon
do
do
do
15, '99
luly
Oct.15, 1901
.
NY ,XatI Park ftsnk.
Cent R.R.,) cp..
coupon bonds
do
(
at office.
'
9
3811(100
ir«,uiio
75,«iil
1875
no
<|0
X. Y,
1
.171.5110
1S71
18<M
In progrfM*.
I'Ol
& N
.I.&'.l.
1,0)0
iOO
I>lv.
eased ilarch, 1871, Lehigh 4 Snsii. R.K
do
at W of earnln'^B. assuming «2,310,000 bds
do
i875
(V. U,p. S'J.i; 13,105,634.)
K. & A,
do
1690
.!.& I). Halt., West. Xat'knauk Dec, 1871 Leased to B. & O. RR. in 1866 for 20 yrs, rent
J.& ",
•i<<
do
do
Uoc, 1871
35 per ct of grosB recelplB for 5 yrs, and
M. & S,
do
do
40 after
IS'^O
In 1870 It was fXX,5i9.
The Cm. Paelllc R.R., West. Paclllc R.K..
eg. ,!.&.;.
N. y .Fisk'i Hatch.
1895-99
San Fr.. Oaki. 4 Alameda. an Joaqidu
Sacra, nemo 'rieasnry.
ISRI
Vril.. 4 the cal. & Ori'goii were consoli7g.I .I.&,I.
7g. .!.& J. •N. v.,
Keliv ft Co.
1883
dated In 1870, as the Cent. Pacif R.Ii. Co.
6g.! A.tf.
N. Y.,F|sk&'IIalcli.
Jan. 1, 18 -i.m miles main llie and 297
Oct. 1, 1<)(»
189 -.-99
6
.I.&J.
U. S. Treasury.
miles, bran hes wore completed, Gross
6 g. .).&).
N, Y.,riBk& ILiteb.
1899
earnings 1871. !t9,5 6.312
net. If5,22(.l,914.
1.S99
U. s. I'retisarv.
Land grant 12.800 acres per mite, except;
M.
71, aw
S.^
nRMARKB.
IliK
.VIo.- J ,
Last
K. v.. A. L Ilalih.
ti
li— J.
S.iOD.Om
2571,2 9
1!W
when
S.l'rust Co. ApllKI, 1881 LcaM'iTto nnh.& Flnnx C. Mtt JOOpcr m,
do
.Ian. 1, 1907
A prcliifeariilngii •numcdtwllta. C.
N. Y. Natl Park Dank. Nov., I.;i Leased lo Ch, and \o>tllw«<rt. it ilOO of
do
.lo
Nov.. IB71
first fl.5iiu gross eamlDifs p*r m.; uof
do
do
\ug 1 1891 the c cess up to »4.S0O per m., Bnd 1-Sof
do
do
Aug. 1. 1891
all above that. Land grant 1.400,000 aeret,
do
do
May, 1916
Bold to la. KR. La'.d Co., Sept., 8W.
Savannah, Oa.
•ec, 1871 Leases seyi ral roads, dividends In 5 yrs
S,
*.l
A.4
.
V.,U
Jf.
3.35l,02«
1st \1 , ak>j fttnd, gold, cp., for »15,aX>,UU«
1st M., (V«. Cent. B. K.,1 BUar by V»
3d M,
8d M..
152
1870
21
vl/.— Ist M. coov
OAfo— com. Block
V'tl. .ifinr. <t
.'
1,000
17
40
40
mort
ad HiwrtK-aK'.
Vhfrni
i,io.i
18A4
1819
2r>
Ch''rtiw tt Dtirllnffton-~l6t
CAcN.tW'/A
'65-'«9
lUI
««I,01I0
2,
N,
II.
He
110
&
(t).& A.)
con8ord,(!,OIJO,OOOauthor'd)
d
71!
ai
1S8
2,4-.:5
7g.
A
&
i
19-1
Cliurl. *\tliiml}it Auffiixtfi.stock
S. (J.)
1st niortKagiJ, tt*.
do
4,750,(«IO
fa
50
r
niortKiitf c, Kold. t:ix
',110-1
.'48.1KIO
"I
Snbor
O,
&.
J,*.I.
Principal
>ud by
Piiyablc
Wliaiu.
NcwTork.
.i.*n.
A.
M.it.X.
V. i
V. & A.
2,:Ve2,UOO
4,66 ,8«l
78;l,000
ICO
rroKv red stock
iorl»<a.((c bonds
lt»l
1 -it
f.
f.
1S4
l8t)
Cfntml /^(i-|rfc— stoc
7
7
.'82,W0
OAj<*—<'«»imnon stock
Ct'/itrat
7g.
bonflM.i
OR DIVIDE.NDS.
Wbcro
Payftblu.
3H
70UU0
3,i«>
(now
iiioit^nKti
,1"
I
7«9.li00
bciip
'id
" hen
'
i,,aiii,400
192
•2-I8
pm.
2III,U>1
i,.f;7,wio
18)11
ltl2
221
of N. Jeraeii—nlucK
Criiir.il
!«7I
II
271
274
(
]
U
61
i.-lloud«oill«HUvl»loll,a.i.
,
Road
Out.
standing
INTKKK,ST
Amount
of
LIST.
by kIvIdk na linninflut« notice ofanr errar 4Ueovcre4 la oar Takla*.
ftir or
gr eat
Siib««rlb(<n< will ronfor
.
;
.
CHRONlCtE
TJIE
l!j'.2.1
.
.I.&.I.
7
f.
J.4J.
do
do
do
.Iunc7itoS4
until 1)199
May,
Cleveland, Office.
N.V.. Ward.C.
4 Co
Cl-veland. at olDce.
Belief. Cos.
Installiueuts.
1899
4
Bonds pavable
{v.l2p.7S3; IS.p.
4»i.
Gt. W^e»' V.^J°lJ!f»Jf,?:
M.tmoonla
Ang. 1,187)1 Iv In Advance ftlnk.fdof !W
IV$'3?.»X?Sf linhbSrd. Br, bd. to »«.7W
Sept. 15, "76
All In bonds of the «"o.
July. 1873
further proposed.
1900 64 miles completed, 55m
Nov pni Leased
N.Y.. .Manhattan Bk
N Y., Lawrence Bro«. Jan.
,
1,
to At.
.
.
.'
.
.
1
,
..
.
..
.
THE CHRONICLR
2ort
[February 24
RAILEOAD STOCK AND BOND
n» Immediate notice of
Sabsorlbera will confer a great t^-ror by giving
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Amount
DESCKIPTION.
Miles
of
rofcrenros, 8cc
fool notes on let page ot KK. liibles
For expUnatloii. of
all
ClanUnul <k /K«.—Ouarailteed stock
1A morlgOKC for tuaiO 0«K
»2,«X),000
do
»l,aXi,tWI
do
«lh
Consold. Bkg ftinrt. M. for V> OOOW
CoUhrookaalt R.R.—\sX inortBage
Colorado Ceiilral-lat moriicage
Columbia it Port Veposi'—Ul M •••;,;•,
CVUum. <t Boct. V'lK.— IBt M. sink, fund bds,
IstmoTtgMfire,
Logan &
Road
Outstanding.
1,(100
1,000
790,000
584,700
b
1,000
,
300,0011
1811
13,000,1(0
821,000
Columbus. Chic. & liul C<n(n./-stock
2d mortgine (Col. & Iiid. central Rl'J-
1.243,
& Ind. c-ntral K.I!.)
Income
lilo. & G, I'.aslern R.IJ.J
Cottsimc. hnds
Income londs (Chic. & Gt East rn B.K.)
Union * Logan port 181 mor gage
Com. l9t M., skg fund for tl5.0jO,(X»
Ijonds. (Col.
2,00j,0(/0
«ul,Ot«.0(»
Conn. 2d M., lor
SO
Columbus it Xtntii, stock
1st mortgage
b
it «)r(«ii0K(ft— stock
Pitasumpfic Ji. 7?.— stock.
Connecticut
.....
A
.
mortgage, aln king fund
Notes, coupon, eouv. ar par
1,51H1.000
2 123,6(10
h
1B56
1st
66&-1
^asi<awippi stock, guar, by C. & Pass.
do
bonds.
do
do
Connecticut .ffjrcr— stock
let mo'lgage sinking fund
Connecticut V(iney—\»l mortgage
Connecting (i>ftfl(i.', Jan.,'"l— let mortgage
Coopfrstowittk Susguehauna r«//fi/— Ist.M.
Cumberluml <tPenuxj/lmiiiit—Ut mortgage
2d niort ag<'8inkmgfund bonds
CumberUmd VaUet/~&tociL
214,00(1
100
1,000
100
1,(I110,U)0
10('
J)anpille,Hazieto}i d- IT7Me*&(i;T«— Istmort
JMinvitt, Vrb., Hloominyton tt Pckiti— 1st
18hT
1869
M.,gjld
lS6t
1871
1810
1871
M
Iud,—\»t mortgage
18.56
IS-IC
.>;ov. 15. '(0
13, 6.1
18CU
2d Funded Coupons, Nov.
June
186:)
'bt»(condtiiouallvl
Sterling (Oak. * otta. KK.) Oct. 1, '53,gld.
Dollar (Oak. & inta. Hit.) b'lls, Oct. 1,'53,
I9l Mori. (Delr. & I'ontiae 1(1!.), Apr. l.'Sl
31 Mort. (I)i^'r <• I'oiitlar Itl!.), Feb.. 'M.
2d Mori. (Detr. & Ponttac EK.), an., '53.
:k),
Bonds 111 S lit. 1, IMi, (Limit f.lOO,™.)).
Bds & mort. on Det. river front property
.
Del., jMck. it iriwlerii—stock
l»t Mort. (l)cl.,L.& «'., East. Ex.) skgfd
2d Mort. (I)., L.
West.)
?....
Denver I^c{/lc~ltit mortgage, gold, 1. gr
Dai Vntne^ Val-Ul \(., K, uKUk to Dcs .\l.
1st M..on 8Sm.&4e6.0(IUacr'Bit 2d M.ou 162m
&
.
Dubuque, Bellevue
tt if/w.— Ist
Dubui/ue it iSloux C'(7y— Stock
Ist mort
Dubuque Souiftwe^tern—lst M,
l.OOO
2.733,(«0
642,000
700,100
169.500
1,1,00
1,C00
1000
183)
1866
M
pref.,
s.f..
East ItnUKi/lmnia—etoc^
Varl.
Varl.
a
1,000
lUO
1,000
do
S'VUrn
May,
1839,
M.& N.
M.& N.
110,000
^3,266
7
10
6
18,R08,l-5()
1,111.000
7
7g.
f.
2,31O,0(«l
"s'
881,000
100,(«)
450,000
273,000
1.5a>,000
140,000
S5,00«
1,309,200
495,000
3,l!i2,H)0
3,500,0(«)
C!0,(«)0
S f
7 f
7
7
7g.
f.
7
7
8
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S.
b
b
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.
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&,I.
.!.& J.
J.& J.
.7.
f,
6K
400,1X10
2H),000
1,(I75,5«1
.1.
5(X).II«1
1,(«10110
«
500,000
2K
3^
570.111X1
5
50.1OI
"iiiD
7
1,(«0
i.iiiin
4.(«10.II110
i.owi
1,000
1(10
'
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a
Long Dock Co.
inortt^iiae
sterllnij. bontls,
converHWi., iijitiiiiu)"'
It
S.
M.& N.
.I,&.l.
•I. & J.
A .*. 1.
J. & J.
1
4
3'X
M.&N.
M.&S.
M.&S.
A.&O.
6.IKXI.IXX1
4, 44 1,(XXI
926,5(XI
,!.&
11.
J.*.I.
J.&D.
lf»i,4(»l
1.000
3,000,000
£210
4,.'M4,4(XI
1,00(1
oa))T-
"'"'""'«•
&.r.
M.&
3,(XI0.(X»
50
50
M.&S
3,000 000
M.&S.
M.&S.
Q.-M.
JtJOO
•
50
'""fi'>i''l.e
I,
l,!)9fi'.ho()
i.ono
1,000
1,000
•"<>•<?«<!«.
6g. J.& J.
J.
»t
.\r..
2t)m, 2.1
on
i6, i.g
.
iM m)\S
w,;-;.'
1,000
1,000
do
d«
do
do
N y.-& Detroit.
N. Y. & London.
N, Y„M. K,Jesup& Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
troit Office.
/•„,
/•
r
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,
.
'
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rred
rre<l
'
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'
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'^ii^'Siiginaw-ui mort
Cinu-ut M., gold.
'"'-l»t m. (not yet iss)
'"i"in(a-l»tM., gold.
'' <*
i
„ ,t wjnionn.- 1st m.
li.lp'.,
gold
"b
Alir. 1,1908
Jan. 1,1884
Stock owned in large part by Pa. RR. Co.
Net earnings last year. *268,ai7. Consiilerable advances made to branch
roads.
1?86'& 90
May
1870, 16
per cent; 1S69 10:
1868, 10.
in progress. County subscrlnt'n, $4no,HU.
Traffic guar. 40p.c. from Mich. C.& Gt
Bdsfor$l,070,(:(X) cxeh. for I -wa&L.bds.
Leased to Greai West, of Canada. In 1868
W
.
1,
$503,223; In ia(>9, $066,267: in 1K68, $704,457;
in 1867, $76'.789 ; In 1866, $635,062. Gross
earnings Jan.l to Oct. 12, IWl, $50,000
over same time 1870.
15, '86
Inn.
1,
f ept
1,
—
June,
1875
1886
Nov. 15, 73
Nov. 15, 73
A])r. 1,1878
Fib.
.
on tiref. stock, and
the bonds
Of .^- ..--.-I of
1866, $1,2:18,0011 are in the hands of
the Merchants Bank of Can, .redeemable
$100,000 per yr. $3.VJ,(XX) have thus far
I, cell
redeemed. Net earnines In 1870.
3>i per cent was paid
•in 1869, 7 per cent.
15, '75
May,
July
1878
1886
Various.
do
do
$.'64,001.
Leased to Phil. & Reading, at 6 per cent
on stock and interest on boi.ds.
oiisol.Nov .1-6,, of E.Tenn. & Va. and
.Y. .Gallatin Nat'lBV Julv 1,1900 E. Tenn & Oe. In 18^0 the Co. palil its
v., K. T. Wilson & Co July, 1880
debt to Tenn. and issued the fink, fund
do
do
July 1870
loan. Net earnli gs last year, $415,799.
Boston, Co. '8 Ofllco.
July, 1871 Dividends bad been 8 per cent a year for
London.
1872
East 6 yrs, but none was t'uld Jan., 1872.
esses E,i8tern in N. H., 16m. Stock,
Boston, Co.'b Office,
lb74
do
Sept., 1876
$49.',500. same dividends as East. Mass.
do
Apll, 18-5 Leases Portland, Saco & P.. at 10 per
do
March,1888 cent on stock, (v. 14, pp.43, 187.)
do
May, 1889
Phlla., Girard Nat. Bank Jan. 1,1880 Formerly leased to P., W. & B.; operated
do
Apl. 1, 1866
on own account since Dec, 18ii9.
New York.
Funded & ace ued int. due abont fC4X),0(X).
do
Mcli V,'l890 In progri bs. Subscrip. to stiic- $3,0 5,«iO.
Phila., Penn.R.R.Co.
Nov,, 1871 Leascdin 1803 to Northern Cent, for 199
do
Jan., IS72
yrs. Rent pnid, $16.5,315, Net larnings
Phlla., Penn. Life Iiis.Co Jan. 1, 1880
In 1870, $1X1219. Dlvs. guar by Pa. KK.
Phlla., Penn.K. U. Co.
2862
lost of road, $2,268,000, equipment,
I'hila., by Coinpany.
$S12,(XX).
Feh.;Ve The com. stock, Oct 1, 1870, was $75.00,000
N.y.. o'fflceiiBd street, Jan.31. 18?2 1;,69. $70.aOJ100; 18CS, $17,765.8 0; 1867.
$16.574,;5(Xi. The net earnings above l-'t.,
do
do
May 1879
do
do
Mch. 1,1879 *c.,iiiI87l.$118.';61: ISUI. nil: 1809, $475,do
do
Miireh 1883
612; 1S6S. $22,672; 1867, $1,010,584 Of new
do
do
Oct. 1,1880
bonds 1871, »i8,55.i.(XX) are held to retire
do
do
June 1,1888 old debt; £1,000,0(0 to be Issued to retire
do
do
Ian. 1,1891
sterling. (V 12. p. 240; v. 13, p. 82, 144,
do
do
Jan., 1893
497,833,840; v. 14, p. '20, 85.)
London.
Sept 1,1875
N. Y'., Ofllee. •Oi.X street, Mch. 1,1920
London.
Mch. 1, Iff*
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Mar., 1872 Leased In 1870 to Pa. RK.
Piilladelphia.
Jan
N. T.,Cent. UK. of N.J.
Mch
. ,
1872
1,1888
.
,
do
do
do
New York &
& J.
J.&J.
do
do
do
do
N. Y.,
London.
do
Farm,L'an&TCo
4
J.&J.
M.& N.
F &A.
Providence.
Boston Office,
6
"¥
Jan. 1, 18S2
Apr. 1, ia«i
July 1,1898
8 f
10 f
10
10
?*
Com. stock.
$1,1)11.05?,
pref ., $100,000.
St.
Net
Nov. 1,1887 profits, 18;0-7I, »r.O 157 s.nk. fd, $31,01.0
Aug. 1,18'0 per yr. (v. IS, o. 666.)
July 1,1897 Recently completed.
May 1, 190(1 Stock piiidin,$klO,H»l. (v. 13. p. 667.)
Net income, 1670-71, $9,?66. (v. ll, p. 48.)
;
iv. 14, p.43,)
ill 10 years, 75 per cent.
Dhi'ds 1870, 2 p. c.
In progress. Average length operated iu
Net earnings,
is:0 about 100 miles.
$32,010. Land grant 7.6S0 acres per m.,
divided into three trusts, to secure the
mortga'-es. Total la d sales up to Oct.,
Jaii.:i872 Dlv.
LeasHd to Bel. Delaw.
m:& N. N T., Mechaii: Nat, Bk. May 1,1880
J.&J.
do
do
'an. 1,1887
M.& 8.
do
do
Sept 1, 18SH
M.& N.
do
do
May 1, 1"""
J.&J.
New York.
1871 $1,560,000.
(V. 13, p. 49.)
M.&S.
do
J.&J. New Y ork or London.
Fern'dlmitoCed.Keys L.gr, 500,000 acre
M.&N. N. Y., Market Nat. Bk.
Stock, $200 000. Coat, $399,z35.
J.&J. N. Y.j;t. Nich. Nat. lik. July 1, 1900 Coat of road, 64'.48i
.
7
To form n direct line from Bangor to
John and Halifax (v, 13, p. 209, 529).
I,S99
Jan. 1,1887
Princeton,
.<iOO.OOO
1869
1,000
7
1,51X1,000
8
18t>«
1,000
1,800,000
14,000
ai.oa)
A.&
l«,000pm.
M.&N.
pm.
Oct., 1871
Apr. 1,1901
,
7
100,(X»I
75.0110
last fiscal year, $15,472.
fiscal year, $158,977.
1888
i
1,000,000
550,000
2,300.000
825.000
1,
Jan., 1872 Leases also 327 miles of other roads. The
do
do
Apr. 1, 1875
Co. derives its profits liTgely from coal
do
do
Mch. 1,1881 operations. Divi'ds in 8 yrs, 105 per ct.
Drexel.M. & Co. May 1, 1899 Leased to Kana. Pac. L. gr.. SOO.OtO acres.
N. Y.,
N. y.. Clark, Dodge&Co Oct. 1,1877 Si'ct, $5,000,000. L. gr., 406.(«X) acres. De"""
do
do
Oct. 1
Innll'd mt Oct, '71. Paym't vet uneertan.
Bost.,BtC..B.&Q.Offlce Jan. 1, 1896 Traffic guaranty of C..B. & (J.,40 cr cent,
N,y.,M.K.J<sup&Co J n. 15. 1872 Leased 10 Ills. Cent, for 20 yrs. at 35 p. ct.
00
do
1883
earn'gs ist 10 yrs, 86 per cent 2(1 10 > rs.
N. y..M.K. Jesup&Co July, 1883 Net earnings, 1870, $6,0i9. Pref, stock.
do
do
Oct., 1883
$569,137, Cora, siock, $00(1,000.
N.y., Union Trust Co. June, 1900 In progress, Dunkirk, N.Y. to forren.Pa.
N. y., B'own Bros & Co Jan. 1, 1909!stock paid in, $l.l'00,000. Cost. $2,406,172.
Phlla., E. Smith & Co. July 1, 1885 Lmsed to Pa. RR.
Cost of road &c.,
do
do
do
do
J.* J. N. Y., IVnk of America.
M.&N N. Y., Farm. L'an & T Co
476,000
500
1.000
May
New York OtBce.
7
l,7H,(X»
Reading
Meh'lVlS91 Net earnings last
N. Y.,M.rch. Nat. Bk Jun'e'l. '90
Boston, Co. '8 oiHce.
April, 18911
N. Y.,M, K. Jt8np& Co M:iy 15, '75
do
do
ay 15, '75
V'
100,000
l,li«,O0O
132,000
2iO,000
&
.
682,000
150,0011
4,IXX1.000
guafintccd
"•-"•
Fi'',:'t"t.''li!r^^'fi'utill'ere .VurquetT'—atiKk
•
to Phila.
Dividends In
Co.
1.511,il(«l
1,000
1, *98 Le.-.sed
1
A.&O.
J.&J.
312.1X10
June
80S.>
,
.r.& J.
I15,4(«)
1.000.000
^Mi„"grrt^"wir--na-o^
4S«:|^;i«i?a^^^l.nn;.
5:iS,i:i«l
1,923,000
2,000.000
b
1,000
1,1875
Jan., Vi9i
Niiv. 1,1900
(
.
J
A.&O.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J.& J.
A.&O.
18'
Id llwrtSliSc'."'!'"'""'*"' <"'• '" ^^'^^
mortgage, eouvenlble
.1
J.&.l.
4tli mortgageVconvertlliic'.:.'.'.'
2;l
,v
,!.& J.
A.& O.
.). & D.
J. &.I.
,1. &.J.
F.& A.
.!.& J.
.1
6
7
4
500,1X10
1,000
t30,ll«)
.
M.&
1,000,000
78,000.(XX1
8.5311,910
S.lXXI.HXl
PlUshura^lock
.1
F.& A.
per cent, stock
1st mortgage (extended i.i
lS67to"lkV)"'
JBrU, It
A.&O.
M.&S.
M.& N.
A.&0.
A.&O.
J.&D.
J.& J.
160,(X)i)
1869
Feb. ,1872 Leased Nov., 1871 to Penn. Co, at 7 per
Sept 1, 1873 cent on present Block, (v. 13, p. 601, (34,
Nov,
Bank, Apr. 1, 1888 Kecently completed. Stock paid In $568,000
K.y., Turner Br 8.
.•Vnrii, 1100
N. Y.,Lond. & Fraiikf't July, 1911 In pr'gress, Davenp., la. to Mln.line,15Pm.
Leiiseu in periietulty to Ciii.. H:im. & D, in
N. Y. Wlnslow, L. & Co Jnly.'lPai
1863, for Int. on bonds. $l,oai,000 st c'c
do
do
Sept., 1887
nd $594,01X) bonds wire given to C. H.&
do
do
Oct., 1888
D. Pref stock of $S.500,li(K). guar, by C
do
do
Mar. 81&94 H & D.. issued 1871 to rellie D.&M. bds.
N.Y., Am.Es.Nat'lBk ,lan. 1,1905 L's'd to L. Miami, (as'medbv P.,C.& -tL)
Di
.1 .
1865
!
Ocneral mort., gold (for
iV
i»i,a«)
'•
5th mortgage, convertible
HnfTaln Uraneli llonds
.
750,001)
'(•8-'09
NY, Mech,Nat.
Vari.
J
Lockwond &
Y.,
M.&s:
7
2,500.000
4.09O,ai0
REMARKS,
when Due,
Stocka,
laslDlvI'd,
Net inrningft
N. y. Co. '8 Ofllee.
do
Phila. & Carlisle. Va.
7
iiSS.lXIO
i!'",!;"^,!^,.''""'''''^",'""^''"'""^'*'
Erie KalliniigsUtck, common.... "State::
i-rcferred,
.1
18.56
t,lmlra it irfiHunui/ioM—stock, coin..
Preferred stock
Income
.V
A.&O.
F.& A.
100,1.00
4,2ii2,ll00
'69
bonds,..'
bonds, 999 year* toriin
.
1962
1S51
Shore, lira.)— ut mort., conv
mortgage
M.& N.
250,0110
13e,0Ul
I mortgage, conv
"
.B(7«««W it yfeiilMcAy-Tennn.'sen'Loan
EtMlbethtown ,1 I'nilurah-IH Mort., conv'
Isr
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.& N.
« .1.
.1
150.11(10
1,0(10,«I0
1,00(1
.
.1
371,115
5.l«lil,000
50
i/Mtern (Jfass)— stock
English Loan, CMiver Ible
Bonds die 1S?4. eonvertibl"
Essci U.K. bonds, Sept. 1856
Bonds due lU-15. Anril, '65
do
1883, March, •6S-'69... .;..
J.'&D.
1,1100,000
6,8,.525
l,»i:!,(«0
rt
1,008
l.IKU
i,a«)
'..'.'."."
1-t
7
1,566,6 9
£31,1100
51,000
1,000
1,000
i.oou
1,000
Mortgage
Mortgage (Old)
Mortgage (new)
A.&O.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.* S.
J.& J.
7
'ax)
1,000
renn.,rirginln it Oeorgia^ioc'k'.'.'.'.'.
Mortgage sinking fund bonds,
M.& N.
A.&u.
.).'&J.
7
7
8 f
1868
1860
Ist
Emt
"l
l,i7(i,(X»
100
Columbia— \at Mortgage
Ban Branilimlne it Wuynesburg—Mil..
2d mortgage
r.
7g.
49:>,000
l,00ll
it
g.
2,500,«IO
."lO
IWl
:
3,0(«1,(K10
a
Varl
1850
1869
7f.
1,0(K)
18.53
lffi4
j.'&'.r.
iiooo
a&f
185:1
1851
M &S.
M,& S.
M.*N.
A.&O.
2,4'yi,0O0
1866
Ist Mortgage, Oct. 1, '63
:.
Dunkirk, Witrreu it Pitlnburu—lut m, gold
SJucbeis
2,000,(Xill
I3,0(«l|jr.ni
N.Y., Farm
& T. Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
PhUa., Co '8 Omce.
Bostnn.
A.&U. Phlla.T.A. B.ddlc&Co
A.&O.
do
A.&O.
do
1,400,0011
rt
a
Detroit, LaiiKlny it Lake Ml ft.— 1st niort.,
Detroit A MHwankee^—l-t >iort. bonds
2d Mortgage, April 28, 'SI.
Funded Coupons,
l,l«l
1856
1867
1809
(cost f 353,W0)
Daywn <t H'e«<.— 1st .M^guar.L. M.&C.&X
Decatur, SuUlr-in it Miittoon (/».».)— 1st
Boil' Is ol
4 f.
82,0 .0
400,000
300,000
50
2(1 mortgage
Sdmortgage
Toledo Depot
J'etroit, ilillHdule it
1,0(X)
lull
M
/*./?;/— 1st
BatJUin it JftcA/i/(l«— stock
1st M., sinking fund. IsO.UOO per year
1st
7
6
6
740,110
IfiLllUI
109,:ilO
h
by ^Vliom.
.
1,326,650
bonds
Aonoo/i:— Stock
T ables.
&0
8T5, 00
50
1863
1,000
i.aio
In our
§
1890
Slock issued. ».320,600.
Philadelph:a,Co 's Office Aug. 1,1892 Leased to Phila., Wil. & Baltimore.
A.& O, N, ¥., St. Slch. Kat.Bk. Oct. 1,1897 Conii leted July, 1^0, and bianeh Jan. ,'71
7
do
7
J.& J.
do
luly 1,1880
Cost, tl,876,543 ; branch. $227,551.
Oct., 1867 Consul. 1868 of Col., & I. C. and I hie.
2«
j.'i' J.
7
N. Y.,St.Nlch.Nat.Bk
East. Leased Feb , 1809 10 PittMi ,Cln
M. ti N.
do
do
7
& St. L.,and the Penn. RK. Co., for :«
A.&O.
do
do
7
per cent of gross earnings, but guar, to
J.& J.
do
do
7
be not less than 11,107,470 per yr.. to pay
J.& D.
do
do
7
int. on 181 M. »15.0O0.0ai & 2d M., C. & L.
A. A U.
do
do
7
April, ISOe
f 821,000. Of 2d M., »2,999,0U) were sold to
do
do
7
F.& A.
Penn. KR. (vol. 12. p. 273.)
2f.
Columbus,
in
to Pitts. ,Cliin.& St.L.
S.-M. N. y., inter.Treasury. Scpt:,"l871 Leased by ntrpetully ess's' ssumeliabi'it's.
Ex. Bank. Sept 1,1890 Guar
6
.& S.
Pa. KR. 1
5
M.&K Best., Tower, Gld. & Co Nov., 1871 Dtvidi-nils in 10 years, 89 per ee t.
Bistun.
.Tan..l87i Leaded to Concoi d KK. lit $25,000 peryear.
8« .1. & .1.
!••. &A.
3-f.
Boston Ofllee.
Feb., 1812 Net ea' nings for year ending June 30, 1S71
B
.J. & D.
do
Dec. 1,1^70
$283 605; finking fund increased, $86,352.
7f. ,I.&D.
do
Dec. 1,1870 Dividends, per cent a y'r for past I yrs.
3
F. & A.
do
Feb. I,lli72
6g f. .1 & J
do
lUlv 1, If 89
l.&.I. Boston, Bost,& A. RT! Jan.,l'-7; N'et income, ISTO-'Tl. $199,157. Dividends
5
6
M. & S. Bos on. Globe Nafl Bk Sept 1, 1878 inlOyears.Sl percei.t. (v.i4,p.43)
7 f. .I.&.J.
N.y., Am. e%. N. Bk. Jan. 1,11X11 (v. 13. p. 4R7.)
6
M.&S.
Philadelphia,
ltOO-l-'2-3-l Leased to Phil.& Trent.,6r.c. dlvon sto'k
100,000
ISCB
Mortgage
D 'Cenport it S:.
1, "IN 1.000
1,000.000
inortiagt:
tt
400 000
4(10,aO
250,0(10
mor gage
Common
3».000
452.800
a
.
rMnbury
1,786,000
292,000
50
100
100
CV*tiforrf—stock
2d
00
400,00
150,001
(
OJBConl
225.1 «)
160,01m
l,fO',000
a
a
Bonds,
Principal,
Where Payable, and
Q-M.
& S,
& N.
J.ifc J.
M. & N.
J. & I).
6
8g. .J.&D.
F. & A.
7
1,096.U«
any error dUcovered
\Vlieu
M.
M,
7
7
6
7
IS'. 2.
LIST.
Payable.
liK
1,252.(100
1867
13W
p. r t
10,611,750
513,500
1»13
1862
1887
1818
SlrHltavillf Jir....
Kate
C?nt.
fi«
1M3
M
Ifit
,
J.
&
J.
O.
a;&'o.
N.Y. .Farm's, L. & T.Co
do
Bait.,
Mcrch. Nat. bank.
Julyl,188;i
188'J
l)ct.' i','l90O
Has a traffic guarantee from Mich. Cent.
Sold, 1S71, to Kt w.,Jaek., & Siigl, aw.
Leased to Sioux C.& Pac. Line to be 200m,
In progress. Stock paid in, $.''06,00«.
Koad was sold Dec. '&,'71 for $10,000.
..
. .
.
..
•
(
.
.
THE CHRONKXR
February 24, '872.1
267
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Mubacrlbers will coiilcr a icrcat invor by kIvIds nm Immediate notice of any error dlncovered In onr Tables.
DBaCKIPTION.
For
Amount
Miles
exnlanftUoti.'TEi:.. of All rpforenepi,
iBl piufo ot Ult TuIiIuh,
ofl
iee Road
Outitaodlng.
foot notei on
9aic«9ton, Ifoutton
100
,
Bonds, not niortRiWO
fHhnnii, tUiHou cf .vpWwfl/".— iBt M.,
goM
no
loTO
I'.l'W)
Qr. H'lpi'tt
.(• hvtiitna -1st in, Kold. f(uar...
im ii)nri>nis'f, iioi >:ii«r*i"«»'"
firariyl Trunk {f.'>in>tiUi)—»Xoi:\i.
_.
Mort. to
of U. I'unuila on suriiluH luucls
Ailttnilc
St. LAwrciice, (IfferM InI.etfa
Kijiiipnicnt M., Isl on all roltlnc ftock. ..
V,66o
1.(100
&
do
do
do
Ac, ocourctl by Kov't t>UHiiie«s
do
do
4lh
Into Ist
do
do
do
—
,
I'pbfiUiin's
MortKitge bonds, coupon
XIOI
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
bonds, ronpon
£1110
llllfl
£10
Mo—
1,0I>I
100
1(10
Mi"i»onrl State Loan
Land Grant inort^ago
•51-'55
MorljtAKi: b>aii8
Van.
Ist nioritfjiKc
JI'ir(for't it
/faven—%.ock.
Scrip (50 per cent paid up to Oct., "71).
l8t mnrtK ite
yew
ISiU
53
lie
54
54
isei
1S70
Preferred slock
mortgage, sinking fund,
id mortgage
Bo Mtsot IW9.
3
<'A
100
M.&N.
.).
A.&d.
A.&O.
5>i
J.&D.
6g-
7
7
7g.
Wesl—lBi M.,gldbd8
8 f
7
.I.'&'j.
J.ft
X''
7
7
1,574,000
500,000
1,(00,000
830,000
1,180,000
8 f
1871
18S»
1870
18(»
1870
1885
1868
1870
7
7
.^.
do
U
S..lst
do
2d
M
K'nt
I'n.
S.-
!.|
III
it'
7'\
—
''/'/
/''*'
it
cr-
i.ouoi
ft
i
i,(»«)
m
87
37
1013
J. ft J.
M.ft N.
J. ft J.
J.&J.
A.ftO.
1,
Apl.
1,
1870, $796,601
.
(v. 13, p. 636.)
Excess of cxpe: acs over earnings In
1
1870,
131,515.
1873
1695
Rent of leased roads
Ft b.! 1872 Main line, 707ni.
(40im.) 35 percei t of gross caniliigB.
Apl. 1, 1S75
Net revenue In 1870, »a,S,37 ,321. Const.
Apl. 1,1873
bonds of 18.5 will be paid now on dcOct. '..1890
inand. (v. 13. p.'.Sl'O tOI; v. II, p. 86.)
Londo.i.
Apl. 1,1875
--"
y.Y or London.
.Jan. 1,190 In progress. Co. bus aid & 30,000 acres I'd.
N. Y., Turner Bros.
Oct., 1900 Koad completed, 21)2ln.. Sept., 1N70. Cost
of roiid and eoulpinenl', »11,300.000.
do
do
Oct , 1S90
Sept. IS6". Road went Into Iiaiids of receiver, Oct. .'70
N. \'., Amer. K.\. Bank.iAprll. isss Settler.'cnt with creditors pcndln;:. See
do
report in v. 13, p. aiO. (v. 12, p. Ill; 13.
do
do
Peb., 1897
N. Y., Co
office.
's
do
do
N. Y. & London.
N. v., Co.'s office
-
j
do
do
p. 6:15, SOO.)
do
Ju lie, 1800
July I, 1919 Leases St. l.ouls, Alton & Terrell, road at
do
do
Oct I, 1600 »4W.4TJ per year.
Bond- guaia teed by Pcnu. RK. Co.
N. \"., Farm's L. & T. Co.
1908
do
do
do
N. Y., Un. Trust Co.
do
10
10 f
8 f
1,400.0(»1
8
f.
J.ft J.
M
*S.
J.ft U.
M.&
P.
A.
7
F.
7k.
6,500,0110
Stt,(»M
F.& A.
7k:'(.
I
7
7g
I
.
ft
'n.
F.& A.
J.& I).
J.&J.
M.& N.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
M.ft R.
M.ftS.
.1
A
1871
1871
IJW
*
3 n.ono
2-10,01.1
*
M.&S.
.1
.
A..f:
"ill
31,4 UJl"
F.*
A.
F.'«
A
u.ii(o,no
....
I'dS
18»
1870
1,001)
l,»«i'
l.i<)><'
IHTifl
i.ini
3.0X.0O
61.01
59;,.)
.M.&N.
M«N
K.& A.
»»,l)lll
J
18511
;
50
in
163
do
i.(»i
i/Winn
.1
1867
1869
18S!
1865
iee«
i.iji)i
.ii»i
a
1 .00111
140I/WI
\smm>
mfm
1,001)'
;,aoo
9«l/)00
lion. 1, 186(i
.\ug.
Net reveiMie
1 1
(v. 13, p, 3t)5, 667.)
1870. J336.078.
Road owned
1.18'.':'.
Aug.
do
do
do
l.lSii;*
i
1895
1.1896
1,
Jnne
gr. oyf r (i.000,000 acres. From Jan., '68
to '71. 619.S2> acres were sold for Jl,676.069
Interest on i'lconie b'ls is payable out of
18'.|-i-97
May
1. 189(i
July
I
Total miles
Faciilc is leased.
operjit'-d,
3. In 1>70 on an average of
of 531m., net earnln;:s were $880,746. L.
Jnn'.>''3ii.':9
Feb.
Treas., at maturity
New one.
IT. •^.
Phlla, Corii 'KxcIi Bank
N. Y., U'lik of America
.
do
do
do
do
New York
N. y.,I)eL,Liu;k.&
do
do
do
do
do
do
1. 18?«l
New
•
.
'
&.1
.
ft
.1
/».&<)
A.&U.
.I.ft
D.
J.ft J.
A. 4)0.
do
d,,
Bank of N. York.
ilo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
,
.
May. :S-9 Comnlcted 19'.^ miles.
March 1872 Covington, Ky., to Lcxlni^tou, Ky.
March 1883
1898
Tun.
1,
1875
March
18(15
Tern, division of Bine Ridge RR.
Net earning In 11 nioi.lli>. eiiillic JanM,
1871,1? 198 VUl. Inleieslon b nidB,$2a)W).
Surl>lus,
.\pl. I.5,ISS0
iliyl5,lS'<9
Aug.. 1901
1901
1
To con
Sloe'~, f l,3i.,UJ0.
1118,013,
eel
and form
a line
from Bloom-
Ington, lll«, to Muncie. ind.. iWm.
i
Sold under i. orlipige (V, l:l, p. 779).
Feb ISWlConscdidailoii. Jn e,1869 oi the L. Sliors
road (l.Hlndlng Clev., P. & A. and Clev.
to. s:
* Tol.i ;;iHl llie Mich. >. .t N. Ind. wnlcn
Feh., 1872
Oct., 1879
a d ?ent.. isr.i. BulT. A Erie I o..
Jan.
I'ork.
N. v.. Union Ti U'.t Co.
do
d
do
do
N. Y.. lionkol
York.
N. v.. Union nisi Co.
N. Y.
net earn'gs— substantially a pref stock.
(V, i;, p. 3 9.)
lune, 18>5
Wn
N. Y..r.. W. & \V. oniee
N.Y..A.B.Bayllf.Trnstei
0. -J.
5,:56/)IIO
9 4/«(U
I
office,
I
A.*".
J &J.
ii»i
Mtoi
1S57
l<«i
1H5I
.
,\. ItlJ.).
(v, 13, p. i*7.)
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do
U.
N.T ,N.Bk 'fCommercc
J.«.l.
"Ji'm
acres,
Exeh. for State bonds,
July 1, 1887 Leased to Erie.
Jan. 1,1889
Jan. 1. 18S9
11.
N.y..Farm.L. &T. Co
O.
J.ft J,
K.ft A.
l,:i:)0,0\i
,
;
M-.v\
606/Xll
59.1/1 «i
1,0011
1883
1888
1900
-
J.ft J.
ISO!
isni
traffic guarantee.
Leased to Ills c at 33 p.c. on earnings,
palil, *-28«.730. Cost of mail, <at!R,3Si,
Operated by Mich, Cent. Lands, 19'2,0(X)
by Co., 161m.
Y., J. & S. Ker(;u on Mav 1, 1881
Cainbrld-e Ext.. 66m.,
N. Y., Bank of Am rica, Apl. 1,1873
operated for yi of gross earnings, (v.
N.Y.,St. Nich.N.Bank Oct. 1, 1906
12, p. 33': 13, p. 114, I'.S )
do
do
do
July I, 1910
Y., Bank of America .May 1.18.S2
N. T., Farm's' L.& T.Co Julyl, 1874 L'-ased to ilieli. <;c'it.
Phlla<loiphla ;orace.
July :, 1S,'^2 Owned by coni eeting C«.'8. Cost of road
flis.:^!. Netearu'is 14nio8.,1870,»57,766.
do
do
Apl. 1, lOtlO
Consol. of C. Bl. & t. Jo., ."t. Jo. ft C.
N.Y. ft Boston.
Jan. i,18Sfl Bl.. and the Mo. Valley Co.'s. Line Kan.
city toC. Bl., ai3m. bra. eh, SI. Jo. to
do
do
Iu:y 1, 1812
Hopkins, 61tn.
do
Net earnings In 1871.
Sept 1,1892
Boston & New York. June 1,18 4 «U\076. (V, 13, p. 488.)
do
do
Septl, 1890
&D.
J.
Slli„V)0
(«» 1.0110
4 <l..«)0
1899
1,
Julyl, ISDO -lock
M.ft 8
do
1S7-. & 76
Sop.M. N, Y.,Lond. ft Frankf. Mch 1. 1916
"ii'
''
18b9
l,183i
Apl.
In progress. |2.C«l,0ii0strck paid up.
Leased to ^'leliLai Cent., which gives a
1,1911
1.
Nov.
Denver
m!*
1S.V>
la-iii
April
July
.
J.'ft 'j.
1
i.Mi.mo
vnsm
J.
2:):, 0^*1
reK
.
'i, '9
Feb.
M.& N. N.
50(1,l»»)
318,000
4 275;«0
3,000/100
400.0,M
J.
ft
ft
1,011
.!*
!..
1876
l'
Scot!
do
do
I
ItSS
!
.M.S.* N.I
((;.
1
2,3i0.UI0
4,063,000
6,303,000
600,000
1*
!!!!
M mortgage *
M mortgage (C. & Tof IIR.) a'kV Pil
Tol. RR.)....
S f.
A.&O.
A.&O.
i.."i(»i,i«i(i
\m-i
99
1«
•»
«)
Mi^i.~ i«i .M..Kii.ir|
RK
Philadelphia, Office,
.
l.um.nii)
10,000.000
KVl
..
8 f
0110
50
1,000
I86«
SilnlMirv hd».)
i
mort. IC. !•. & A. l:l!.ir..|fM.rwll).|s.'
.J>l morli:,,;;,. IC. (.. .J. ,\, ;,( I
Shore dividend bonis. April, '80»...,
Junction
1st MiorlKaite bonds..
.
I^e
800
1,(X>1
1871)
l«tniorlgi«c(l>.. M.ft T. Uli.)
*
,
indlanap.. Trcns.
1.(10"
".
inortKKe Mich, s
T
1,
do
do
d
do
do
do
1889
Nafl City I'ank. July 1,1891 Net earnings,
.
N.
J.ft J.
i'<;,i>«)
l<i«6
'
l«t loort. {(;., f.
Boston,
ft
F. ft A
M.&X.
A.&O. New York Co.'s office.
J.& J. N. Y., Farm. L.& T. o.
do
M.& >.
do
do
A *0. N. Y'., Nat. Park Bnnl<.
J.ft J. N. T., Metropolian B'k.
J. i J. N. Y., Ninth Nat. Bank.
M * S.
do
do
do
J.
J.
S«l,.'illll
1865
18S«
>ci//<— Ist inortiraife
t/lke Xfiirc& MiiJl. .';»u(A.— stock
M
Brldgcnort
J.&.l.
ietis
/y/oomv.— iHt, mortjc..
do
t|o
l«t in.irtKapf . H, fuu.l
i
earnings 1870. »l:il.393.
Sold out Mar.. Ii70& bouKhl by Bait. ft O.
.1901 Endorsed by Flint & lere Miiri|. KU. to.
Leases Berkshire UK., .-^lockbri(ige& I'ittsllcld, and w. stoekbrg.
^ et earnings,
Jail!!'l872
1870, t:i47.0'24. Divldeuils, 8 per cent, per
18T7
annum, on preferred stock
1885
Hartford.
Jan.
Baltimore, by II. ft o.
N. Y., .Mcch, fat. Bank. Jan',
J.&J.
lS6i
bonds, coup
mottf;>ge.
Scrip
<iuar nteod. 10 per i;(. stork
Hondt* 'ir r)ntobPr I, l<4r», ><. F
''Oiwilld iiiortKaK**. 'f^Tll. roup...,!
Jan., 1893
Jan., 1892
Jan. 1,1890 Stock paid In t4 000.000. Cost. $8,039,900.
Phlla.. Penn. Co.'s office Jan. 10, 'T2 Leased to Penn. RR., which owns most of
do
July 1. '883 stock.
do
N. T., Union Nat Hank. Jan.,lR72 ^^ orked with N. Y.
N. Hsven road
receiving 43 percent of net profits. Cash
do
Jan., 1872
do
do
dividends in 10 yrs, 133 p. c. v. 14. p. 43.)
do
Ian. 1,1873
do
do
Providence.
Ja 1.1. 1876 Operat<:d by bondhohlcrs trustees. Net
000
18fi8
acres
xr.'hsioii>
7b.
397.000
315 000
WTO
Teno
gar. Stock paid $136,370.
ft
Krie.
do
do
N. Y.,byEric
do
do
do
do
I
.
J. ft D.
Various.
A. ft O.
l,liOO,Oa)
18fi»
M
2d mor((r;»rc
'-'!'
A.ftO.
F.d \.
500,000
:0O.0eO
2,789,413
irt)
l/lctitiC'tnnii.t litoonuhurg—XtiK mortKatfo.
1st niort;:aife (extension)
''''^
J.* J.
J.& J.
M. & S.
K
71.(100
18611
(,7tarte«('/«~Loan of
I
2 000,000
1.01)1
MifiKe
huorrtif''
8
().
A.&O.
2.10;.(I01
1866
1867
1867
1st inort.
hrot'i'X'f Ontrat—Ut
il Ml irtiTiiKe
IJOO.OOl
A. ft
3,728.490
1 589,500
2,800,000
\,(m\
.*
n.
J.ft J.
1,00(1
l.OiJO
UK
V.OOO.ilOO
7g
1,0001
'i.m\
(Leavenworth Br.)
Mort. on I 000.0)0 acres...!!!!;"
Income bonds (all is«ned.)
Land firant Bonds ifold on
3,750.000
5,000,000
18 !0
(gold) land grant, sinking fnnd.!!!
Ist Mort.. gold
'..'.'.'.'.'.'.
1st Mort., gold
2d Mori, (government subsidy)
1st Mori.
l,«nil «r.
f.'&'a.
"i,'
lOO.OOO
4,000,000
201.000
18M
>!.
l.»t
Kens
liv
;
do
do
do
do
A.&O.
A.& o.
1866
m
M
Operated
1889
,
do
do
7
las.)
rtgage
2d mortgag
Kansas City. Ft. J. A C. B. UR„ coniol
Mo. Vrtlloy RH (Aug. I, -6^
do
do
gold
^ <lo /^icf*:—
Karvtan
stock
May"l',1889 Leased to
Floating
1870 tl71,487
Leases Blue Ridge RR.
,
2 000,000
JoUet it X. /Hfl/rt/ia— Ist mortgage
Juru:Uon, /fiiltideiphia— l»i woTlktiee.
2d niortirrtirn.
JTa/M Citt/,St.Jo. it VoiincilBlt^tri—fiiock..
V
In
debt,t250/XIO.
(
F.ftA.
1495.000
186'^
outsvil e (endorsed)
Joseph
Jo
N.y.. Nat. Trust Co.
Jersey City.
6
2,001)
.'.
J.*
J. 'ft J.
J. ft. I.
%,000
/;i'//(iM«p.^«tock
Ind. & Mad K
-Ist mortgage
Jcffersonvillc
.-2dm rtga.ie bonds..
St.
J.'ft J.
7
7
«/«/?.. M'tti. ,f
St.
,).
J.ft J.
6
«0
2,000,000
670,000
1,700,0«)
1.450,000
i.onn
),niio 16,H)0p,iii
I.IKKI
770,000
300,1)00
1,000
2,960,0
a
600,000
'.
Voft— KlorMaSt bd9.zld
&
.I.ft
367,500
1,000
1,030
1870
.
Jeffermn ifl/.)— Ist M. (Hawley sec ion).
2 mort<ragc (Hawley section)
Istmorlga:Xc Carbondale section)
A St.
.!.« J.
1
'.
M
iBtmort^ae.i'. B.
2d mortf age, C. B.
tv. 13, p. 6(n.)
&
r-i:
1,150,(I(X)
l.OCV
1,000
M., gold
do
route,
Icrsey Ity, Ist Natl Bk >Ipy 1, 18!Kl Operated bv Krie.
1st Nn_._.
y
Kldd, Pierce ft (
Nov. 1,1898 Leased to Tol Wab.ft West.
May, 1890 In progress ; to coniieet » lib Tol. W.&W.
an. ft St. Jo.. 207in.. branch. Quincy, 111,
Cameron to Kans. C,
to Palmyra. 15m.
Au'g.'.'mO
53m. Total operntcd, 275m.
50,000 »h«
N. T., Duncan, S. & Co.
1871-8
new common stock Issued In Feb., 1872.
New York office.
Apr. 1, 1881
See CuKO.\ici,i, vol. 12, p. 101 v. 14, p.
N. Y., Duncan. S. A Co.
Sew Yorkofllce.
319.
Aug.','l877
A.'ftO.
a
Mad.A Ind-lst
.1.
3
7b!' f.
50
miirttcnge
/ irfj ^>»/M ,! Siour Ci/v— 18 M.. Apl. I '69.
Jth'iat .t Ai/iniM -i8t .\I., sink, fund, gold.
Jack:, /Muit, <f S'toiiuttc—'iSt
, Mayls.'er*
2d M.. for $500.0110, Marcel 1. '«<.... ..
I
P.ft A.
J. ft J.
8
10
3,500,0.10
do
.n
CrandTnink snd completion
lh<>
;
& .J.
ft U.
J.* J.
M.&B.
A.
3,0*1,000
333,000
2,500 Ifl
18«»
18J0
2<l
^
on
of Ihc Internationa' brlduefroin Ft Erie
to Buffalo, will complete a new through
137,278
/jitnHing—Ut M., traffic giar
BondRof
M.<E N.
f.
J.
2.5,373,300
A St. Loui^i—\6i M.^ti 8 serltiS
JeflcrHonvUle,
M.ft N.
7g.
<tLaf,— stock
4/f«<***3Hc./V«A<ic.(f
.M.&N.
M.&N.
J.'&'j.
1851
1851
1851
1864
1869
ISiO
Cinn. of *58
Ind .Cinn. & Lafayette
&
M.&N.
7
.'iflO
2d nior gage
M„ guar.. ...
rail
18B'i'-86
1,00(1
i
Is'
Nov., 1873
July, 1876
Oct., 1877
Oct., 1-78
Dee., 1890
i"
"i
191,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Net earulnes
iii'.otn
do
do
do
do gold
Kedemptton, Ut &
series
do
3*1 series, e crling
iruliana A niitwii^ CeiU.—Ui M., gold
InUrnatio.nl (Texas)
do
do
do
do
do
do
.!.&
3,100,000
186)
Irredeeu;.
Irrcdeen.
Irredecm.
I
I).
100,000
74
74
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Scrip for past dne coupon
lUiwU Cenlrai -etock
Ist mnit. constr ictl'n bds(now payable)
do
.).*
5«
751000
481000
Brwui Top~\6i mortgage...
rtgiige
/ndiuiuifi. it llnceHHejt—l»t
2d mortg ige, Kuar
J.
6
Wcstt'rn division
'i
*
l,500.00;l
1,000
ion
-IstM. ].Kr.,s.f.gld
Indiau'ij). Bioom'ton^t
.1.
4
J),."™,!**)
96
33
65
130
London ft Montreal.
do
o
London Joint Stock Bk,
3
673,000
1,100,000
9,151,700
5,087,321
8.0 O.WO
1,501,700
l,8»l,000
1,300,000
1,000
»%
J.
J.
68
1011
"to
A
do
du
du
do
J.&
A.«0.
A.&O.
3V
50,01X1
1st
Jonui
ISOin. ; Chic, Det. & Can. Ord. June,
59m.; Mont. ft Champ.. 49Tn.; Bnff. ft L.
Huron 161m. Total road owned, lease,
and operaled. 1377m. Net proUtln 18(9-'I0
1872
1877
1930
5,781,851
16,931,487
3,111,896
337,373
1,381,117
3,375,906
618,066
3,a«0,3;«
1,300.000
4,WX1,000
1,182,530
700,000
1»
Z/owj«fi/o«ic— stock
do
177, 309, 210, 4(3, 888)
£337,689: In 111138-6'J, r253,369: In l8*7-4(,
£287,012; IKfi«-67,i311,060. For operat'na
of 6 inos , eiidln/ Dec, 31,'70, sec CUBOllUI.K, vol 12. p. 689.
Irrcd'-ein.
Oct.. 1871 Compiiny leases the Krie ft Niagara, Sim.,
and the Dirtr. & Milwaukee, 199fu., and
Oct., 1871
Is also const) neltng a road from Glcnooe
July. 1871
Ian 1873-73
to CanOeld. 105m. ; whlih. with a third
50
A At*Aim-l8t mori. (K.l).
Ut mortKage (Conn.)
ff**m/i/i^/f(— 1st mortgage
H'ttlu, '-Viiynei^ J/r;;jroe— Ut mortgagu.s.l.
2dm
8C
I
.r.
.100,000
79
Bart.. Prop.
TertiM Cent.
1,000
18«3
MortK:W{e bonds 187l\ conv.
lBtniortxAi;e(ijulncj& Palmy. Kli....
•Ist niorl. (Kan. C. & Cam. Uli
;|{.)
N'lrlem Extfnsimt -tsi iiiortifage
NnrfUb.. /^trin'ft, Mt.Joy A /i«nc(M—stocic
ItutUiiftpolU
London, Co.v Otllce.
London and Portland, Dee.,
Loudon, at Co, 's OIllcc. Apl.,
do
Jan..
4
.110.000
Preferred >tot;k
&
,1
(v. 13, p.
Perpetual.
376,786
130.000
«a,ooo
uannihnUt AY../f^e/»/t— jommon stock
Ind.
ft
.
(Jhlc.
All the amounts here given arc In pounds
eases Atl. & St. Lawrence,
sterling.
<lo
1,136,545
./ohngonptlle—ist M.. conv..
it yftc V'trk—lbt morii^ad)*..
.t .V. r. h'jetfnxion—l'l uiort
>'(*w/<^— 18( lUori^'iKe
Uiinn.it Cent.
Ut M..Mo.gr.,T.,AV&W
inttiatuip., CiTic.
A.&O.
.1
&
do
K.& A.
:)01,733
,fc
Unntinfiitoiiit
.1.* J.
i"• K.
• K-
do
J.ft .1.
.1.*.!.
1,310.'
<ft
it
"4g. .r.'*j.
;;,'i.-.o.ooo
ifactennavk
W wAc/MdcJl
aoHMton
i
A.AO.
5
5
iillO
Bonds not Kuarnnlrei!..
Hanuihtl
U
J.
Var.
£101
Qrtenville. (t ColHinhin—»{ovi\i.,
1st ninrt(caKi'.K"«r, by State..
Greeit'cirh
?"
1,300,000
3,843,186
1,688,097
utuck..
pr^'f.
iiX
Qr«at Weftern (Vftnndti) Com. sCocK
Pr^forrml, S per ccui, coov. laio common
New
«
.T.
788,T«
J*oHtiil b(]8,
iKt I'let. b(tB,conv.
ilo
do
H\
M
Sold In IStl.
1903
Angnsta, (ia.. RK. Bank. JaD.,l8T3 Divrns of S.per cent a yr since 186*. (T.
do
187010 iSSIl
p. 12.') )
M.JkS.: New York and London Sept., 1900 Traffic guar, of 15 p. c. from Il's C.» Pa.B
Worked by Krlc. ost of road.ftct3MJ«).
N. Y., Wlnslow, I,, ft Co
In progress. 1st M., auar. by PltU., F.W,
J.'ii J.
i880
7
JTO*iO
2(1
1(£UA11K8.
StMlca,
iMtDlvld,
1903
.l.ft .1.
4
4,300,000
615,500
3,000,000
336,500
9,000,000
8,000.000
£3,873,989
331,190
T7,I80
900,000
Hk
Principal,
when Due.
by
I
1,SOUMO
<( Heiuterintn—\*\.'iiQT\.
9«nrffitt H. H. tf fitinklnff CVi.— •tuck
lltnulM, ^
INTEREST UR DIVIDKNDS.
VheD Where Parable and
per t
whom.
Car- Ptrable.
lUte
1893'
JilVj-, 19JI
July. I'JXI
Mlly. 1885
~
N
Ani.,
18711
llM' llnir.& Sl.ile I ln» »"<'£''?
liirlud.
ANorllMU.I. Detroit. Mou.* Tol. road
and Kabonaxoo & While Pig,""" "«
.1
owned: Jamestown* Frankl. aleased «
u »!•
earhlii:.'^.
ll.lt..leii«.-.l i"';,i,".'„'.'.",.';',"«^
lOpereeiil of trross
.Inly. 1871
AlU.&
Jan.. 1880
and bond.H anion
oc. 1892
Total
April. 1899
total
ller., 1873
Inly, 1885
ipnl, 1886
r' elpls
'
.u^
'^^
•40.
on
Operailntr cxp*'
'»...,.,.,.,
,.. .j^
hi ds and guar- slo.k.tl.6«,4l'2; div ds.
8 percent. $tJ».5B- Sorplas to pr««t.
;
.
. .
.
.
.'
.
,
.
THE CHRONICLE.
258
[February 24 18:
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
DESCRIPTION.
sr
MileB
standing.
i. Shore <t Jfch. SoutAwn— (Continued.)
Buffalo & Erie, mortgage bonds
1858
1862
1866
1868
1869
1867
1867
1868
186S
1S69
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d*
Kalamaioo & White Pigeon
Schoolcraft * Three Rivers
Kalamazoo & Schoolcruft
Kalamazoo, Allegan * Grand Rapids
.lamestown & Franklin, 1st mortgage.
DiorteaBe ...
do
do
Ute Sup. it Hlm.-ltt M., gold, 1. pr., s.f.
i/i irrence — Stock
do
.
M
1858
1868
1870
1867
•
'i',66o
1,000
500
1,000
50
mortgage
•
•
Street Connection bonds
LMl'. RocV it Fort SmUh—Ut mort., gold..
.
IWO
«(/!" Rofi^Ptne Bl.A N.O.—Kri. B Lo'n
Utile Sell kkJWH—stock
1st mortgage sinking f und.
_, j
;i, gla
I
1,000
1,000
"50
•
•
100,000
200,000
300,000
8,000,000
400,000
100,000
100,001
840.000
500,000
500,000
4,500,000
260,250
860,000
5,000,000
300,000
18,158,600
902,000
8,546,000
4,712,000
59,000
900,000
4,106,000
1,478,000
200,000
S,50O,0C0
5,f00,000
760,000
2,646.100
785,000
1,600,000
200,000
3,00 ,000
l,!0i,00O
175.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
i]^\ZT&T*ei\:-ui m:; i.g.Vs.f:;cinv
Irhlah (t ioctaioanna— 1st M........
Uliinh rnfJnf-slock. com. and preff
Itoiids ol 1»8 exchangable for new
l»»t mortgage, new, 1868
ad mortgage, rcg
1st mortgage (Hazleton RK.)
Urlnaton it St. £oM(»-lst mortgage, gold
unit iflam(-«took, com
•
Amount
Ou^
Road
explanation of all rcfererces, eee
foot notes on lat page of RR Tables.
f^P
.
1870
.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
60
l.(X)0
S.W <!f liiil—\eili
Shore— Ul mortgage..
LoimnspCrnwritKi'.
I
/Mill llrayich'it .Sea
Lonff /«taHd— stock
mortgage, main line
Kxtenston
Ulen Cove branch
1st
50
100
Preierred 9 per cent stock
Lexington
liOulsvllle
Loan
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
* Frankfort bonds
& Frankfort
;
Cinn. branch
Lonlsvllle, Clnn. * Lei.,2dM. (unsold)..
tottixrille it Nashville— stock
-
100
1858
Ist niortprage on main stem
Louisville Loan
L';banon branch. Louisville Loan
Memphis branch, Ist mortgage
Lebanon Br. Extension, Ist mortgage
Louisville Loan.
do
do
Consol. Ist mortgage for 18,000,000
Memphis &
CMC— Stock
Moron
it
it Cinctn7iati— stock,
Stock, Ist preff
Stock, 2fl preff
Ist mortgage, dollar
1,000
100
1,000
Maryland it Delaware— lit mortgage...
2d mortgage
Mumphit it CftarlM<on—stock
Teanasssee Loan
Jf«nM)»(i*&«K J8ocJ--lstM.l. sr
Arkansaa Loan,
Uemphla
?10,000
A St. Lou»—Ut
per mile
UiOrt bonds,
gr
145
Michigan Central— tock
Ut mortgage, convert., sinking fund
1st mortgage, convertible
Istmortgage, sterling, non-convertible..
Michigan Central (Air Line mortgage) ..
Michigan Air Ine 1st M.,a88um. oyM.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, Ist M., guar,
do
do
'MM., guar...
Grand Riv. Valley, 1st M., assumed
do
do
2d M*. guar
Michigan take Shore— Xat mortgage
Miiidtaon. llnionnille it Witter l7op— IstM.
Midtand TViof/Ic— 1st mortgage, gold
Mimnit Centre Co.— Ist mortgage
MUlvaukee it St. itouj—stock. ...
S69
284
281
284
1.
Preferred
7 per cent
Mil., Manllniool it
Mine mild
1869
do
do
200,000
640,000
70.000
1,000,000
500.000
88),000
225,00:i
lOU
100
370
S70
l.OOo
1,000
1,000
'220
1000
49
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
jsj
239
l,00|i
"
1.000
1,000
1,000
50
'
'
"II-"?
" ^ •* ""/-Ist M., I. gr
MoMle It (itriiril—ut mortgage
2(1 mortgage
?."..""
1901
sterirng.'.'.'V
merest bonds,
sterilnii
income bond*, 24 nor^igt'
.1
M.'&S.
M. & S.
F.& A.
F.& A.
3 s
3 s
7
M.&N.
J.&
J.
F.&
8
7
A.
MAN.
I'- J.&I).
M.« N.
6
J. & D.
J.&D.
J.& J.
6
3
M.& N.
J.&.I.
M.&N.
A.&O.
8
7
f.
J.&
J.
&
do
do
Borton.
Baltimore.
London.
Baltimore.
Y.& Boston.
N.
i'.oston Office.
.I.A.I.
M.&N.
M.AN.
M.& N.
J.& J.
M.&S.
.I.&.I.
7
I.
M.&N.
7g. F.& A,
6
F.& A.
7 8.
7
7
J. &.I.
.I.&.I.
J . & .1
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.& J.
7
8
7
7
1,315,000
234,000
247.000
1,000,000
2,600,000
3,905,600
320,000
7 3.10
7
7
?"!
7g.
f.
10
F.& A.
r.& A.
M.A S.
J.& J.
F.A A.
J. A J.
J.& J.
J.
J.
A
do
Londou.
N.y. Farm.
,
L.
&
T.
Co
do
do
o
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
N.y., 3d Nat'l Bank.
N( w York.
Phila., Penn. KR. Co,
New York, Office.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(
New York.
N. y.. U. T. Co.
Philadelphia, P.& R.
J.&.I
(V. 13, p. 833.)
1890
189(l'-91
Oct., 1ST3
Oct., 1900
J nly, 1898
Macon
do
do
do
do
Net
eai-nlngs ill 18,0, $157,870.
in ("iiEONici.K, vol. 13, p. 17.
1«8
s. f
im
im
ISflD
•5»-'»e
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
a
500
5JJ
13 p 4M.)
Completeil', April,
.Tan.,18T2
18iH
1882
1872
1889
1890
1889
1889
July 1,1886
acres
L. g_rant E00,000
1-171.
Ist M.
(v. 12, p. 690.)
28.5m.; Jpliet
covered by
&
N. Indiana, leased. 45m.: Midi. Air Line,
lUm., purchased bv issue of $1,900,000
(M C,), and assumption of $200,000 bds
;
(Iraud River Val., 94m., leased at 5 per
cton stock after Jan., 1871; Kal. & S.
Haven leased. The M. C. also gives
(v. 13, p.
traffic puar. to several roads,
82. (104,667, 60*.
(v. 14, p.
1
8-1.)
1889
Allegan to Muskegoe, Mich.
.,,„~^
Nov., 1886 Operated by E( ie. ^ lock paid, in $110,050
1899
Ang. 1,1897 Leased to Pcnn. RR. Cost, $254,1 15.
Jan., 1871 Inl 70 th(^ common stock was liiiireaseil
$1,576390, by stock, divids and $1.500,W0
Feb. 15, 'T.
1893
in payment of 75 per cent of $2,001,000
Wesl. Un. RIl stock, thus puri;hnied by
1884
P. Co. The Co. »'s,o paid on
1874
M.
purchase of 100m. new road $1.0«.M»
1897
lionda, $1,080,000 pref.stock anil fl.lSli.JW
Dec, 1870
&M.
Dec,
1870
1898
1898
1873
1891
Jan.
Jan.
1
.
1872
189
1.18911
Nov.,'69-'71
Aug. 1,187:
Jan.
1,
com. stock. Gross carn'gs, 1870.$7J21,061
net, $2,767,787: gross earnings, 1M9, on
917m $7,260,6& 1868 on 886m., $6,517,645;
(v. 14, p. 84.)
1-67, on Sm., $6,683,608.
;
,
Leased to P4& Reading for 999 years.
Gross oarn'^'S, 1870, »106.391. Cost, $1 ,520,000
Nankato, Minn, to State Line, 60tn.
Operateti under lease by an association.
Bonds protested Dec. i5. (v. 13, p. 840.)
1892
Land
A.&O.
J. A J.
Memphis,
do
Office,
4.35'<,000
iJ?:
1,401,001)
I'l
8»7,50O
300,000
83,50)
2.S0O.00O
7
sg.
B&e'g.
Apr. 1,1876
Sep.1,'81.93
A J. N.Y. .Clark, Dodge A Co Jan., 1989
do
CO
AD.
Dec, 1900
do
F.&A.
do
Feb., 904
J. A J. N.Y.,Farm.L. A T.Co Jan. 1, 1899
A.AO.
Boston, Co,'- Office. Anl 15, 1890
J. A J. New York A Savannah.
187a-76
J. A J.
N.Y., Nat. City Benk. Jan.. 13811
Savannah. C. itli. Bk.
J. A J.
Jan.. 1887
M.& N.
N. Y., Soulier A Co.
1900
A.&O.
M.&N.
Mobile A London.
1882
M.&N.
Mobile.
M.&N.
London.
J.
J.
5,000.000
755,040
125,000
state aid, $10,000
er., 267,(XI0 acres,
Line from Eunice, Ark., on
Red l^^ 'f™'ept. 30. i»;'N
s In year ending
$212,504; 1869. $152,232 ; 1868, $116,844 : 1867
(v. 13, p. S07.) „ ^
.
$a»7,84(>.
,^ „
Neosho
Miss. River, to Fulton, on
1.417.000
Lilt,*))
;
About 6;i0,0()(l acres land.
Main line, Detr. to Chic,
per mile.
4145,000
6.5t3j00O
seercport
Recently completed. Cost of road and
equipments. $1 500,U(X1.
Leaseil to Southern hecur.tles Co. for Int.
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock for 5
(vol
years, and 5 per cent aiterwards.
7g.
409318
BD
$251,!37.
lOm in operation, f lock subs. $600,000.
L. gr., 8119,366 acres. Net earnings, $826,749
Ang.l,189(
1891
Detroit, 2d Nat. Bank.
N. Y., J. L. King.
Net earnings. 1870,
to Atl.
A stock div. of 66?^ p.c. was made '69A'70
n progress, 16.-ni. and branch, 60ni.
Leases ll,e Dexter & Newport, Belfast A
Moosehead Lake, and the Kennebec &
Portland roads, inclndluu the Somerset.
Nov., 1871 Operated with Concord KR.
July 1, 188!*' Leased to Bosl. (1. & K., at K of earnings.
The completion of the Ohio River bridge
.."l86fi
Sept.,
at Parkersljuvg and the change of guate
Sept., 1866
in the Ohio A Miss. RR. are expected to
Aug. 1
affect the ea nlnt'S of M. & C. very
Aug. 1,1891
favorably. Gross earnings in 187ti, wer«
Mayl. 18% $1,420345. Operating expenses. 9)X per
July 1,18911
cent. Net revenue, $78,189. (v. 12 p, 662 )
Co Jan.
J
A J.
M.&N.
F &A
Ket revenue in 1870, $148,062. Cost of road
and equipmen s, $6,962,171.
'1','
A.&O.
A.& O.
M.&S.
8
6
8
8
8
1877-90
1889
do
do
Mayl, 1896
N.Y., Winslow,L.& Co Aug. 1.1895
Boston, Treas. olllre. June 1.187:
Host., Bk of Commerce Nov. 1.188:
d)
Dec. 1.18.81
do
June, 1869
N. Y.,3d National B;mk
do
do
May 188'
do
Jan. 1, 1885
do
N. Y., Swenson, P. A Co May 1,1890
190O
N. Y., Un. Trust Co.
Co.
July 1,1901
N. Y., U. T.
J.&.l.
8
4371,838
'Z,
&
M.* N.
J.& J.
1,550,000
600,000
1,17»,500
'
1,000
mortgage.
.1.
I
do
do
Manchester
Leased to ^ummit Br. RR. at $62,500.
Opened in 1 70. Operated with Ga. BR.
1,000,00!)
1867
187U
Interest bonds.
?,
5
208,000
1,001,(00
8,674,000
1,354,000
2,000,000
1,278,980
1,860,000
laro
•^™r'."-
'.
Aug.','l871
Dee.,"l871
Oct., 1880
Oct., 1890
PortlantL 1st Nat'l Bank
Boston, Webster Bank.
A.&O.
A *0.
»,000p.m.
r.-mW.m:
Bonds. State Arkansas, »10,000
per ml e
Mi»tliai,ml it 7l!Mn.-lat tnortT
Consolidated bond!
1,100,000
188,500
11,822,878
10,825,103
5,483,000
1,244,000
792,000
3,792,000
Macon, Ga.
New York.
»g
1,9^,000
a
'i2k
.
Tennessee State loan
Mo. Kan: it Tezat
1st M., gld,B.f.,on road*
land,(U. P 8
«
300,000
1,500,000
150,000
860,000
150.000
5,312,721
M.K. Jesup ACo
F.'& A.
7g
7g.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
ope ated, 1870-71, $192,984. Total
rest of prcip(:riy, $21,000,000. Dividends
of to 8 per cent a year since 1863. Of
the $8,000,000 cons, loan $2,500,1»XI rcser'd
to redeem old bds, balance for imp'v'ta.
all lines
1886
Dec,
(V. 13, p. 210. 635.)
60.
Nov..'80-'a!
A.&O.
A. *0.
7
6
1,000
;
Annual report pnbli-hed in Chbonicle,
V. l.S, p. ftKl, shows net earnings on
Oct.l5,189S
N. Y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1898
J.'&D.
7g.
lul8
1018
Green Ilay-ltst mori."
Ona<Mtad Red
150,000
600,000
3,732.220
1,100,000
467,489
1S69
Schuylkill ,t //itSen-itock
Point ( lft,.)-i,t raort_
-Wnn. d: Aprth<cait-]Kl M. gld. s.f.
MImiJiiHppi Central-m ii.t}t.C H
liV
2(1 mortgage (M. C. R.R.)......
'•
.
Tenn. SUte Loan
"5'
2 2W,5C0
563 000
27
(cumulative) atdck
Mneral
7
7
17,914,600
27
111
111
56
13
Istmortgage
2dmort2a>:e
1st mortgage Eastern i)iv'.'(Parra'i;r;!'!"
lat mortgage (Iowa* Mlij:.)
lat mortgage (Minn. Central)
lat luortgage (Iowa A Dakota)
Isl mortgage (Prairie dn C.)
2d mortgage (Prairie du C.) ..
Milwaukee City loan..
Milwankeeand Western
J(Mto»d ftic(/Ir-l»t mort
7
1871
111
122
I
Dec.l
.
April, 1900
reb.. 18T2
Jan., 'r,9-T!
1866-87
May,
Louisville.
do
do
J.& J. N. Y., M. K. Jesup & Co
(10
do
A.&O.
do
do
M.& N.
7
1,293,000
1,000,000
1,800,000
1,200,000
1860
1870
ct.
Receiver unpointed by U.S. Court, Dec. ,'70
1317,917
mortgage, convertible
^mortgage
lOper
do
T.,
2,000,1100
I.IW
.
Philadelphia.
do
do
A.&O.
Lotlisville.
F. &A.
N.Y., J. B. Alexander.
J. &J.
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
M.&N.
451,200
1,000,000
300,000
1.372,890
8,130,719
4,460,368
2,450,000
1,050,000
2,500,000
com
1
1890
per cent in 1866. Co. hr-lds l.t mort. bdft
1893
to reiiie extension & Glen Cove br. bds.
June, 1819 Consol. Sept., 1869. of Louisville A Frank,
Loui6\Ille.
Jan., 1872
and Lex. & Krankf. roads. Line from
J. & J. N. Y., Bank of America.
1900
Louis), to Lex., 9:'Htn.: Cinn. branch to
.I.&.I.
do
do
CcnJan. 1874
Covington, 77Hm. Total. 171m.
.!.& J.
do
do
.Tan., 1881
solidated, Nov., 1871, with Ches. A Onto.
do
.I.&.I.
do
Jan 1807
JLOt.O.OUO new stock sold to C.&O. at
I.
677.1'0O
112,0{HI
2d mortgage
Sd mortgage
_ Scioto & Hock. RR. ,1st mortgage...
Marietta it «««»— Ist M,»14,000 p.m.
Marguettp. it Ontonagon— \&t M., income
I
F.& A.
M.& N.
J.&D.
J.& J.
Philadelphia.
mortgage, sterling
1st
iii
2,500,iW
Portgage—Ut M.,gold
Nov.
ct,
13>^ previous to Aug.. 1872,wh( never
called for; serin crtfs are iss'ed and draw
dividends equal to stock, for the amount
paid on them. (V.12,p.650; 13,p. 145,604 )
Jan., 1899 Opened. Sppt,'70. L. pr. 1.632,000 ncref.
Oct., 1811 Leased to P., Ft W. & C, 40 p. c. on gross
Y., Wiuslow, L. & Co Aug. 1895
7
earu'gs but $45,000 per yr a minia.uni.
10
Y., Farm. L. & T. Co
.luly, 1899 Openecrin 1870. (v. 13. p. 177.)
7f
Feb., 1897 Operated by Lehigh Cowl & Nav. Co.
Philadelphia Offlcc.
2^f.
.Ian., 1872 llcceipts from all sources in vcar ending
M.&N.
do
May, 1873
Nov. 3(1, lt.71.((5,(.02.3^2; net, »2,440,a62.
.1
& 1).
6 f
do
June, 1898 Dividends In 10 yrs, 100 per cent.
M.&S.
do
7 f
Sept., 1910
6
& O.
do
A.
Oct., 1872
J. &D. N.Y., N. Bk Commerce. Dec. 1, 1899 Leased for SO yea* s to PaciHc of Mo.
I'- (1-M. New York & Cincinnati Sept, 1871 Leased Dec, 1869, to Pitts., Cin. 4 St. L.,
M.&N. N. Y..Bkof America. May, 1883
euar. by Pcnn. I'.R. lessees assuming
do
J.& J.
do
1896
liabilities and payin): J'So.tKXi per year.
Boston Office.
6g. I J.& J.
Jan. 1,1900 Land grant about l,tXI9,296 acres.
State
do
7 f. A.&0.
Api 1, 19C0
aid tUl.OOO per mile. Int. is in dcfanlt.
A.&O. N. Y., Union Trust Co. April, 1900 State aid $15,0011 per mile.
7
Philadelphia t.fflcc.
Jan.,lS72 Leased and operated by Phil. & Reading.
3K J.& J.
7
A.&O.
do
Oct., 1877
Net receipts. 1870.11271,6.51.
8g Q-F. Phila., F.I.T,& S.U.Co Aug., 1900 In proL-ress, Logansp. to Rockville, Ind.
J.South'nR.R
j.&a. N. Y., N.
Operated with N. J. Southern.
Sept !r 1871 Sag Harb. br. completed in ll?70. Div. of 3
J."&'j.
N. y.. Vermilye & Co. July, 1898
per C( nt, ^ept.. 1871, last nrcvlous div. 4
Loudon, Baling Bros.
1,000
lOper
;
and
lunel,lS94
N. y.. Boston & Phlla.
Pittsburg Office.
F.'&A.
Ga
—
Marietta
.
<ln
1).
cash
.luly, 1887
,Iuly, 1887
July, 1888
.Ian. 1, 1S97
.r.&D.
Extension Bunds, 18*0. gold
New Loan lor n.lOO.OOO. gold
Manctieiter it Lawrence— stock
Manifli'l'l it Framlngham—\at mortgage..
Minf..
&
J.& J.
Q-J.
r. &A.
J.& J.
An
1559,157 (expet ded In construction).
increase of 10 per cent, stock was disl Ibnted to >liarelioldei8 on payment of
31 1-3 per cent of the par value in
July, 1882
Sept. 1886
April, 1898
•Jan. 1,1890
88,000
383,010
5.919,000
Brunswiclc—UXU., State endors.
guar, by
Maine C«Hlrai—stock
Bonds »l,100,()00Loan,"A.&K.RR
l>t mortBage, Bangor L'n <P. & K. RR.)..
1st
,T.
f,
IX
600,000
670,100
100,000
1,960,000
1,100,000
600,00
150,00
mortgage..
State endorsed bonds
Eqiiipm nt bonds
Maco.t (fc Tl'««(errt— stock
Ist
4 0.
Nov., 1873
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
£700,000
1,000
1,000
2(1
Bfinds
Mtutixon
7
of N. Y,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. A J.
J. * J.
J. & J.
J.ft.T.
.J.& J.
7g.
Bk
last Di\'d.
3,000,00(1
Aiigmla—UiM.
i»
:lcw Tork,
REMARK--.
Stock«,
by V hom.
M.&N.
A.&0.
A.&O.
A.&O.
mortgage, not guaranteed
Ist
A.
lfl(,0(XI
....
it
LijieuH VttUey—Btock
Miirnii it
Bonils. ,
Principal,
when Due,
V here Payable, and
J.& J.
M.&S.
1,154,1X10
849,00fi
225,0i'0
hlo. Ist M., sterli^ji, guar...
I
yew Albany
M.&N.
2,6;s,483
851,000
82,000
25,000
100,000
2,923,000
346, 00
8,878,580
.
iMsilncHtf,
2,
LIST.
LNTERKRT OR DIVIDEND."
Rate
When
per i Payable.
(Jeiit.
150.001)
-•
Lnnarilte, Cln.it Z«c<lt»(on—stock
Louisville
.
confer a K'eat ftivor by glvUie n« Immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.
wIH
Subscribers
1st
)
Mobile.
Netearnin
Consol. of U. P.. ' o. Br, & 'Tebo A
Projected 512m. L. gr. 4 400,000
Val.
acres. 3,100.0(10 being subject to Indian
occup'y. (V. 12, p 464 13, p. 634.
Stock. $4,000,1X10. I.ands, 125,000 acres. and
650,001) (Cherokee la d.
~. ,
lu operation GIrard to Trcv. Ala.. 87iii.
whole line proposed. Giraid. (ia.. 'o ""
>4.,140.
bile. 22101. Net earnings 1870,
with these.
»1 .0(10,00011 of old bonds rotli-ed
•Mobile to (dlnnibus, K\ and hraiuhis
495m. LeasesM.G. AT. roa(l>o Gains
vllle, Ala., 21ro. Net earn'gs 1*70 $649,332
;
.
:
1869, $759,751.
(V. 13,
P.7M;
l»,p.406.)
.
,
.
..
.
«
,
.
.
259
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Subscribers will «onAr a
DESCRIPTION.
Montgomery
it
1866
1867
1867
1870
mortfcnRO
Montgointrji it K\ifnuUi—\n\ M.,en. ^y Ala
Ut
iiol endorsod
(f Pin-t Jfrvin—Ui
Cn-
Cent.
mortgage.
.
(I
1.000
I.IW
saiooo
900,000
13,667,200
9,000,000
3.000,000
9U
1864
1866
var.
ftind
"iTldB
,
'•iIkIb
y»r.
.
''/HOOi/rt—BtOClE.,
./•
fl
1000)
1000 i
29
L.&N.
Xathvitte iC D'i:atur-\%t M., gr. by
2d Hortif affe
V,66o
1866
1S67
1860
mortgage
A'. Baven dt Aor(Artmp.(canal RR)—stock
Mortgage bonds, coupon
Bond- ronv- rt.. tax free, coupon
HolToke* WeMfleld RR
2injo Jerset/—stock.
n
,
II
I,OO0
1,000
,
M Lnnn. due State New Jer-ev
O
N.Y.A
!870
1871
JV. J.
ii"
1889
Southern— \6t mortgage.
Ut mortgage (Toms' RUer br.)
1.000
A
iSTU
Ut Mortgage bonds
1865
M mortgage
a
1871
'67-
-Ut mori
N. O. City exteu.houds
y, O., ,ifobfU it Te^(is—i»t mort., skg fund
iA mortgage, endorsed by state La
New Tort tr £<M(o;i~ut mortgage, gold
a
'68
LICO
1836
1860
i8;o
1870
lioudH, golil
1,000
1,000
i,oai
1.000
1,000
1,000
i8;t
1871
Hudson &c«r—stock.
lUI
100
Certlflcates
Bonds
do
do
for debts
B.&
assumed
Y
.,
N'.F, stockh'd's
railroad stock,.
real estate
do
Bonds convertible
Renewal bonds
till '69
Central)
19S3
1X96
1894
19SS
do
do
do
do
do
2d mortgage, sink. fd. (Hudson River)..,
8d morteflgf
do
Coupon oonda 1871 (not mortgage)
Y&rk
Aiffw
dt
e
1,000
it
a
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,090
1871
1,000
ffarlem—ttock
so
50
Preferred stock
1st
mortgage
ia-.3
Consolidated mortgage of 1863
Sinking fund
Plain bonds
y. y. dt TTouxatouic yorthern—Ut mort,..
York
J fete
y.
A A' Haven—
•
Y.A
1,000
1,000
I8«3
1881
18S3
«
1,000
62
Osrr«f?o Jffd.— l8tM.,gld
2t)4H
Corvprtiblt' bonds
yeto York, Prov.
Ut mortgage
Improvement
A ^««.—stock
100
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
,
Extension
General mort. ($1.00O,Q00Hathorlzed)....
A yew LiJthon— 1st mortg
yorfolk A /V(«r*6wr(/—stock
ytUs
„. .
Preferred stock
Guaranteed stock
^
Geni mortgage. new
Old mortgage bonds, due
[....
1857
860
86t*
860
860
74
74
.,,,
uiort;:afre
mortgage
'.'".
'*
Chattel mortgage
2d iirortgage
.
.V.
I87i,
.
. .
//.-Stork
not
18CS
1869
50
Vorwteh A Worceiiter—9,Xock
,....
Ut mortgage, State loan, stnklDgfand
Plain b<md8
Con'ttruetlon bonds
N'ew bonds
l«i
142
142
186.1
26
142
1893
1,000
l.ODO
1,000
lai
142
112
Ut mortgage. K. Dlv
Ut mortgage, W. Dlv
2d mortgage. W. Dlv
Income mortgage. W. DlT
21
1870
.
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g.
8
t-
g.
,1.4.;.
.I.ft J.
M.ft N.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
4
M.ft
F.ft
M.ft
M.Jt
M.ft
F.ft
7
6
6
«
7
6
7
N.
A.
N.
N.
N.
A,
J.&D.
4 l<.
M.ftN.
A. 4 0.
J.
7
7
4
t.
.1.4 J.
4 J.
M.ft N.
F.ft A.
J. ft .7.
4
J.
7
«
7
7
7
.I.ft.J,
9
6
.I.ft
F.ft A.
7g.f.
6
7
.J.
A.ftO.
J. ft.).
M.ft
.1.4
F.ft
.1.4
4
N.
J.
A.
J.
M.ftN.
6
7
7
.1.4 J.
99 000
mortgage
mo-tKage
...'.".
N. Y. Union Tm«t Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Grand Un. Depot
do
do
N.Y., Union Trust Co.
N.Y., Gr. Union Depot,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., 187 Broadway.
N. Y., Grand Un. Depot.
Y , N. Bk 01 Repohllc
Y.
N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co.
do
do
N. Y., M. Morgan's;Sonfl
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New York,
Charleston,
do
do
N.Y.,Natl
iUJKO
221,500
ini
\JM1
£200
a
90
WOO
*'"
IjOOO
1,000
1,000
'*!'!'
1
186S
1866
1867
".
(t
IfiOOe
2.761,000
105,000
1«/!00
2/100,000
4,351,450
IJ>00,000
9'«,0OU
do
do
do
do
Phlla<lelphla Office
In progress, W. Plains, N.Y. to B'klleld.Ct.
,Ian!,i872 Op. with Hartf ft N H. road, receiving .97
p. c.net. Leases Sh're Mne. (v. 12,p.593)
Oct., 1879
.
July
1,
May
1,
.
"
In prouress. Guarantees Monclair and N.
I. .Midland.
(v. 12. p. tM.)
1895
1«94
Coinnio ly Known as stonington RR. Of
„,
the 1869 noiid.s the Co. hold the balance
not outstanding, a nart to retire the
187S4 1881 f 163,(100 bds due 18734 '71 and the rest for
July 1. 1899 future expenses. Dlvi^. 7 p.c. for Syrs.
N lies, O. to Llvcrp'l, 93m.. 38m in operat'n
Consolidated Nov., 1870, into Atlantic, M.
ft O. Ri:., of which Ue>. Mahone U
President. Net earnings, year ending
Jan., 1872
1873 ft 1878
July 1. IS76
hcpt. 30, 1870, »148,917. (v 12, p. 784.)
Jan. 1,1877
July. I89S
July, 1871 Vet earnlnes In year ending May 30. 1870,
«I88.896. Leaed Sept., 187110 Rlihm.
July, 1871
Danv. for Penn. R''. See Chboniolb
1872-78
.Ian. I,l»i7
4
1867
Sept., 1899
1868-69
vol. 12, 77'; 13. p. 402.
Gross earnings year ending March 1, 1871,
Operatin'; expenses, »230,747 ;
$321,551.
net revenue, »90,804. (v. 12, p. 538.)
This was the sta'us previous to sale under
foreclosure. Aug., 1871, for $1/100,000.
Keorganized, ..all,. 1872. See CioBOVlApr. 1,1888 CLK,voI.13. p. .»-. 635; V. 14, p. 86.
Net earnings, 18'.0-71, .'.SO.Stl; 1860-70,
jBn!V.'lS99
Apr. 1,18-8
Jan'. 'i,' 1885
1.990.726;
In
1868-69
$463,113;
In 1867-68,
do
Apr. l,18-;7 $388,210. (V. 14, p. 52.)
do
Mayl, 1«96
Leased to Flu>h. ft S. • I'e. Cost, $300,548.
P.4 A. N.Y., Market Nat. Bank.
1887
Baltimore ft Phlladel. Wov., 1871 Company owns I42in. and leases 175., total
M.ft N.
Annapolis.
operated. 317m. Dividends have been 6
irredeema.
Q.-.I.
per cent for three years and previously
Baltimore.
July, 1885
do
8 per cent. Netearnlnga 18:0, $l,2n,9«:
Anifl. 1900
A.ftO.
do
1869, $1,286,803; 1868. $1,189,034. Interest
Jan., 1877
.I.ft J.
payments |n 1870, $605,596.
do
July, 1900
.I.ft J.
do
July, 1900
A.ftO.
Harrisburg.
A.ftO.
^prll, 1^80
Boston, Office.
Dec, 1871 Dividends 8 per cent for 5 years.
J. ft U.
do
do
Apr. 1.1874
A 40
J. City, Hudson Co. Bk
Leased to Erie at 35 p. ct or gross esm'gs,
.1. ft. I.
1878
(v 13, p. 12 )
N.Y'., Jay Cooke ft Co.
.I.ft.I.
Jnly, 1890 I.. r.. 47,000,000 acres
Boston. N.K. Trust Co. Jan., 1872 Leased, Feb., 1869, to Host.. R & B., for 100
.I.ft I.
do
J.ft .1.
do
July I, 1887 years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
do
do
J. ft D.
Dec. 1,1874 of property, taxes, A-c. iv. 14, p. 48.)
do
do
Inly 1,1877
J.ft J.
f.
f.
7
4
6
;:
.
.
6
7
7
M.ftS.
Leased to North 'n N.,I. Operated by Erie.
Jan., 1872 Leased, Mar., 1870,20 yrs, to Vt. Cent, for
Int. on bds, 8 p.c. on prf. stock. 6 on com
2, 1871
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3, ft 6 for 14 yr«.
1877-79
Oct.
Marcb,l«0
profits In 1870 were $1,087,418; J8»»,
$843,719 ; 1868. $663,426. Interest on *eb«
and pref. stock, 8TO. $^38,993. The gnage
Net
3«
7
7
h7
r.
3X
I
.).&"D.
J.ft,).
J.ft J.
J 4 J.
A.:ft O.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
New
York, Office.
do
do
do
do
do
I
ondon.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
New ) ork.
New York Office.
Q.—J.
;Phlladelphla, Office.
F.ft A.
do
do
A.40.
7
7
3
tl'.Att.
Phliadolphla. Office.
J. ft. I.
Boston, Office.
83,(00
488,000
l,000/Oi
S
M.ftg.
6
do
do
6
&.*o.
M.AS.
1,460,000
7
F.ft A.
819/100
9,JKa,ooo
.
A.ftO.
7
71.0M
38, 1871.
»1 ,091,000.
1, 1890
1890
1800
Jan. 1, 1915 In progress west of Miss. B. See CSBOXirLE. vol. 12, 747 : 13, p. '2.
Ian. 1, 1915
y 1, 1889 N. Y. City to Brewster June. N. Y.
Oct., 1871 ConBol..> ov. 1 1869. of N. Y. Cent, ft Hnd.
RIv. roads. In Dee.. lfl« the N.Y. Cent,
Oct., 1871
May 1, 1883 declared a dlv. of 80 per cent In scrip,
Aug. 1,1876 which was exch'dfor consol certificates.
May 1, 1883 In 1868 the stock of the two separateCo*s
May 1, 1883 was »42.':i2,70O. The Co. publishes no
Mayl, 1883 report, except the returns required by
Aug. 1,1876 the*^tate. Net earrineis in l»70-71,w,re
Dec 19,188; 18,260,317. (V. U, p. 81.)
June, 1889
May 1, 1879
Aorll, 1C9I
Jan , 1872 An increase of 12.000,000 in stockwasmade
InMarch. 1871, the proceedstobe used for
Jan., 1872
May 1, 1873 new depot in N. ^ ami other purposes.
Feb. 1, 1893 Divdends of 8 per cent, per year have
been made for 5 years and no surplus
.Jan.], 1881
left over.
July, 1872
1875
Bk of Com'rce
J. ft.).
1,000
1.000
1872-73
Oct.
New Y'ork and London
New York. Co.'s Otilre.
N.YM ond.,Berlln&Fr't M
50.1,000
lODO
iim
\
do
do
do
do
do
100
1,000
1.000
18TO,»118.536. (V.13. p. 211.)
In propresB. N ewark to Emmaus, Pa.
Jan., 1872 Leased to Vermont Central for 10 years
at (2t0,wiU per yr. Including steamboats
Sent.. 188J
owned, (v. 13, p. 80<: v. 14, p. 43.)
July. 1891
M ay V.' 1900
do
do
do
<lo
Boston, Office,
1892
1893
\\^
\
I.'ft'.I.
I
18S7
t'95
M.4K
6
6
6
6g.
eg.
A.ftO.
Rar.
IKX
Alexander. luly 1,1886 Gross earnings year ending Feb.
N. Y., J.
A.ftO.
600/100
19.995.847
4,034,474
2/160,000
860.000
Aug.. 1M9
New London, Office.
M.ftS.
7
5 8
6
Ope ated with
Jan., 1S:2
do
do
J.ft J.
1863
1864
1868
1F«2
^..
A.— Stock
ConHOlldaled niortgage".
<nd Colony A .V<fu?port— Stock!
1,000
1,000
Net. no me. 1870-71,1190,519. (T. 14,p,M.)
Jan., 1899
April, 1880
C. 4 Amboy RR. and Del.*
anal, as the United Co.'s of N.J.
Net ean Ingsof Un.Co'sln 1870, |1J24 ,566
above Int., taxes, ftc. Bee Cam. 4 A.
N. y., o. Opdykc 4 Co.
Leased to N. Y. 4 Osw. Midi, for 7 p.c. gld
do
on 1st M.. and 7 cur. on 2d M. & stock.
do
181
N. y., Co.'s Office.
Nov.l,188S Leases LV Br. ft Sea)*hore. Net earnings,
do
do
3,000,000
ISM
.
terest In default.
Haven,
do
do
N. Y., Co.'a omcc.
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
.1.4 J.
J 'ft'j.
A. 4 0.
»ii(n.521.
I
New
ioo,m)
IW
.,,',
8.
IWW were
;
MiftN.
M.ft
In
j
do
do
Shops. North Carolina.
do
do
do
do
M.4 N.
do
do
M.ft S.
7
7
38/)00
415,000
3.068,400
105.000
400.000
50.000 p.m
2,407.800
Net earnlnir"
Nashville to chatta.. Tenn.. branch to jAtN. Y., Imp. 4 '
per. Ten", total. fi2m.
N. y., H.T.WIlsonftOo .lulTl.KKXl 1
Leafied to L ft N.. who pay 6 p.c. on stock
Nilthvllln, C .'« (mice
Oct., IS87
after "12. lvl2. p.6(>7. 7#, vlS,n,8~
-Boston Offlcc.
Nov..l''71 N'tlnconie. ItTO-VLll"?,*!!. ( T.14,I «•)
, P.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Feb., 187." Netcarnlntrs. 1870,' »2IB.'q<l^;je«9, tl9oW.
do
Jnly, 1876
DIvld.. 1S70 15 per cent 1II69. 9 per Cent.
N. y.. Central of N. .1
'Leased by N. J. Cent Cost. •2.?)9,7M.
N, Y.. Union TniRt Co Nov. 1, IR89]'n progress. Coal anti Iron road,
New Hedford.
Nov., 1871 Net earnings 1870-71, »9'2,.'ir9. iv. 14, p. 48.)
Boat.. Suffolk Nat. Bk. July 1, 1881
New Haven, ( t.
May 1. 8^|(;ity of N Haven endors. part of these bds.
N. Y. Hatch ftFoote. .May 1, 1889; In operatlon,'N. Haven to Mid., Zte. In-
J. ft J.
J. 4 J.
10
2SO.000
22,000
1870
.
»4,(X)b',600.'.'!!!!!
Oil Lr^k
Allegh.
lat mortgage
.1.4 J.
!>60M»
400,000-
W-'6«
!
w.dlv
2d cons. s. F. mort., for
!],
7
or7
IOO
Consol.moftgajic. for|63no,C<W
Consol. mortgaga, sterling
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
A.ftO.
M.ftN.
The lessees aa.niiie all liabilities and pay
Tjper cent on stock, and ^ per cent aft«r
1874, If they then earn 10 net on M. 4 E.
III14
1891
1900
A.ftO. N.Y., Bk of N.America
do
do
,1. ft D.
do
do
.I.ft J.
4,0OO«O
1,°86/W0
do
do
do
do
6
7
7
.1.4.1
I,
,
do
do
do
do
m;&'n.
6,000 JXIO
3,150«0
Koad In proun-pK. and win probably b«
do
iln
eoniplelid MoiitK lo Rufailla In 1873.
N. v., Union Tru t lo,
189i>
Opernied hy Krle. Ce»»l of road. »«3S40.
N. y., Del. Lack, ft W. ,Ian 1872 Leasedin perpetutrv U\ Del. Lack 4 Wes.
.J.
ft. I.
Leased In perpetDltr hr N. T. * O. Midi.
Operated by Prlc. >!et ram'|B,|ll/M«.
1886
1886
luilc 1,1900
4
1,000.000
324,200
490,500
90,000
898,950
111,000
9!4J)00
101,000
109/128
9,000.000
4 Co Mch
7g.
1/SOOAIO
10
Equipment bonds
.id
7 t
A.
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
M.ft N.
ft
May,
Oct.. 18tn
Y..0.Opilyki'
6
5,936,626
1,514,000
76,000
992,000
166,000
88,000
2,900,000
1,894,000
166,000
1,990,000
8.500,000
1.500.000
3,000,000
1.767.000
i,s3/no
205 /no
..'.*.*.*.'
SlnkfuK f nad -onds
Ohio A MtAAiJiJiipptSiock^ com
Preferred stock
1st
F
45,00.<,(«0
1855
Preferred stock
A
F.A A.
44,428330
13S.O0O
5,000/100
3?^
"
Northern— \st mort
Oadensb. A r.. C'Aam.—stock
debt,
6
1,2(6J1II0
!.".!"
A
Fnnded
F.'i'A.
F. A A.
laatDlvl'd,
cln
.V.
A.&O.
6
1,900,000
2,000,000
120,000
3,000,000
968.400
300,000
200,000
199,000
3,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
12,560 p.m. 8
12.5"0 p.m.
3,000,000
2,900,000
1,000
8!X
mortgage
yorthem of y. Jerneu—lat M., guar by Erie
V rthem Pacific— isl mort.. gold, 1. gr
"ioo
1,000
1,000
1,000
a
"74
North Shore (/,. /.)—Ut mortgage*'..".".*!'
\orthern Centrnlstack
..TT.
Ut mortgage, State loan
2d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
Sd mortgage, sinking fund, coupon..
3d mortKage. V.&c. RR (Kuarby Bait).
Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon....
do
do
do reg,
Income convertible bonds
Nyack
900
90
50
500
500
interest certlflcates
North Perinsi/Ivanta—Stoi^
Bonds.
500:
<86l
Ut mortage
2d mortgage
yorthem,
f.
"f
490MO
106.000
16:,000
9,000,000
1.069,500
3,800,000
146,800
2,000,000
134,000
100,000
250,000
616,000
500,000
1,361,300
300,000
19.
by Wnoni.
N. r. O. Opy.lke ft Co."
tioslieii Hank.
J.'i'j.
.1.4 J.
416,00(1
'67-.ee
North JflinKiurt— Stock
1st
7 f
6
1,100,000
2,100,000
1,000,000
400.000
200.000
7.296,200
300,010
157,000
906,000
2d mortgage for A500,(X)0.
North CttroUna— stock, com
Preferred srock
Mortgage bonds..
Bonds of 1S57.
^ortheojftem (S. C.)— stock, com
3 per cent preferred stock
3fi
M.* N.
M.i N.
M.*N.
,).ft J.
Ut mortgHKC
Ut mortgage
Fnnded
.1.4.1.
7
112,3I)S
toe k
mortgage
Ist
W*
6
.1,000,000
b
,
yew Jermey We^it /,(»«'— Ut mort., gold...
New Landati .VorW.— stock
(N.
4
t
1ll'.(>I'
,
\.J. MUlland-\»t M.,gld,guar by
ad mortgage, currency
7g.
7
2,*0,000
"ioo
1,000
1,000
1,000
Loan
db
J. ft J.
.1.*.!.
173,500
900,00
,
Ut Loan
Central
A.AO.
I'- M.& N.
F.« A.
?H
^900,000
'iA
Premium bonds
7
AW
&A.
) .*.!.
"t
Wl
mort..
Newllnven Middletown tt B'«/— Ut mort
yew York
r.
\
i
120,900
600
800,000
Ut mortgage
Income
I>
^f.*N
F.ft A.
J. ft. I.
1,a)M,4'J0
New Bf<lfor<t A 7>(Mn(o«— stock
converllb
Convertible bonds
y. Orleann^ Juris. dkOi. yorih
2d mortgage
i.*
1,365M0
100
U.
Q-.r.
900
JOO/IOO
Nw) ^acen £ Derbp—lst
id
l'" J.*
1,968,539
1,946,000
2,100,000
10(1
500
AVmA ua (t //>(r«//— etoclc
Aaugatuck, Feb., *71— Btock
Ut mortgaset convertible
A"«car* ** yiw Fort— Ut mort
yewart, !:iomer9et rf StrnH>tv, 0~\%\ mort.
M.ftS.
1,010,000
..
Pliable.
30,000 p.m 7K.f. M.AN.
M.AN.
130,000
A.«0.
47.000
I
1,000
iiiort^nKc,
Morria <t ASwear-etock
Ut mortKagn.flluklng
2(! nmrtpnpr
4
00
M.. guar..
2fl
Hontiveilo
!
I
For explanation of all refcroncps. nee Road
foot notes on Ut page of RR. Tables.
qfN.J^—Ui
&r(*— Ut mort
LIST.
tmvor hj fflvtns ns Immedtats notice ol aoy error dl>eoT«re4
our Tabloe.
IMTBR88T OB DIVIDEWD!'.
Amount
Principal,
Outwhen I)no,
KKWARK'.
Where P»>ble and
Mr t When
fltandltiK.
Kr«iftt
Mllca
of
Kntltcnu
.
1
THE CHRONICLE.
February 24, 1872.]
MonuUUr
'
t
Dec'.;
1871
July 1, 1872
July 1, 1812
Jan. 1, 1874
Apr. 1,1882
Jan. 1, 1898
Jan. 1, 1898
Apr. 1, 1882
was changed, Aug.. 1871, to correspond
with connectln-j lines and making a
thron2h route from Malto. to St. Lotus,
and operations are now expected to show
alar erprofll. See Ciiboniol«, toI. la
p.40i;
13, p. 144.
April, 1911
Forli mos. ending Dec. 31, 1970, net earninns were $1,4'«,832; expended on conFeb.l,lS96
leaTlolt »
Apr. 1, l8Ki struction and eqnlp.. $6*4.606. m <n»»surplus aHove ii,l. ami 12S P. e.
Not. 1,1871
Mayl. 1888 of Jl68,907. (V. 13, p. 178.) Sept. -. ,»„
»,iff«,
Jan.. 1873 Net earnings year ending lncrea.«d to
Sept 1. 1884 $675,«3«. Titoek to be CnaoNirLfcT.
Cjlio/IOO. See report In
Jan
Apr.
,
1812
1. 1879
Sept.,
1876
Aug., 18D
1S.P.8U7.
(V.14,P.4S.)
; .
.
.
.
.
—
1
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THE CHRONICLE
260
Kcl'iMurv 21,
72.
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Subacrlbers will
DESCIUPTIOH.
KBfoot note s on iBt p»8e of
'
"'"g^-
1,000 16,000
1851
1853
'™
l";r
^'
18 «
1867
uioi tgago
i- .V«<.<i.l-l8t
Orange
.
.
•
•
•
—
•
1.000
.
M
1(1"
7(XI,000
7,000,(100
.OTtl.OtX)
1
"so
4,972.(100
2,594,(«X1
15.7S1.6(XI
•
—
1,0(10
i.oai
1.500,(»X)
i.ao
105
105
1.500.O
46
91
1,(«I0
6K
W59
6,004300
50
50
Erie
1,00(1
mortgage
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
,••;;•• n'xi'
income Itond:'
Ovn. M.. gld (»JO,tl(X).i 00) guar by Pa. RU.
piMa., iiermimtnwn <t.A'orri««oion—Stock.
1st
5.(XX),0(X)
1.0(10
l.OtX)
S.(XX),000
s.598,(X«l
i'.ooo
i,!a'.,600
5,1X10,000
4
2,400,000
1,000.000
l,(«Kl
MVi7
1861
1863
1869
1871
187J
50
60
V,6oo
1,000
"i(JO
60
6
Preferred stock
'43-'49
Loans
Loan, convertible
Loan, sterling
Loan, sterling...
East Pcnn. Ist M. Sink. Fund
iSSJ
1836
Loan, sterling
Loan
,-
•
Newm
mortgage, convertible
Plain bonds, loan
I,oan
PUUb..Ctn.A
.St.
mortgage, Steubenv. & Inil. re-urg..
Cot.& Newark Di v. bunds
PiUHburg (tCon7i<'Uw.—\>i .M.,new
2d mortgage. Hallo, loan
ist mortgage, Turtle t:r. Dlv
PiUiib.,Ft »'. it CVii>.— Stock. guaranteed
.
Special iiuproveurt stock, guar..
1st niortgage
Ist mortgage
Ist mortgage
Ist mortgage
Ist mortgage
1st mortgage
(series A)
(scries U)
(ser les C)
(scries D)
(series K)
(series V)
(scries tl)
(series II)
(series I)
(scries K)
(series L)
(series M)
Funded
59
150
10
4S8
1871
1862
1862
1862
1862
1862
18 2
18r2
18K2
4-^S
8
468
46S
468
468
46S
4
I
J
g°
cj
lRii2
3,(X«).0(X)
1.000
1,000
775.00(1
7
4.(XI0.(XX)
(/
l,OfO,IKHl
400.0(11
7
7
6
19,711.286
IX
100
2,000,0(X)
876.0tX)
875.(XX)
860,000
7
S60.(XX1
2,000,(XXI
7
J.
I.OOO
163,000
100.000
7
7
i,(«xi,noo
8f.
100,000
1,800.000
6
7
3
3
7
7
7
860.000
7
86(),(«X1
7
seo.txx)
a
224.400
lOU
7911.700
6
6
6g-
J.&
',01X1
100
*
RR
7
5
Looo.mo
7g
100
770,01X1
4
2,000,(XX)
6
5
1.U00
300,000
h
l.rtXl
1,0(«1
1.000
l.lXXl'
400.(X10
I.OOO
1,000
100
1,
March,1912
March
March. 1912
March. 1912
March. 1912
Augusta.
Boston, Columbian
l:!0..'iOO
1S5I
18;0
1,0«I
ns.ort)
48.009
'.t32,000
28.640
299,000
.
J.
J.'ii J.
6
6B
6
7
-
.
Providcdiice, Office.
do
do
a Isl
10 Maine Cent. Yavmoulh c fs are
10 Portland.
lien on 13m., Yarniouih Jn
l,i89l
Jan.,1872i Leaded to East. RR., 99 yrs, 10 p.
1
do
do
{.r^rS: r'r:
J.& J.
M.&N.
M.& N.
F.&A.
J.& J.
Var,
Var.
Richmond,
Office,
do
N.Y.,
1
ancaster,
do
do
B & Co
do
do
London.
Richmond. Offiec.
do
Ne^-eS'gs.
c.
on fk
!
1870, $31,755.
Net Income, 1670-71, $2t)6,812. Dividends
43.)
1880
in 10 years, 85 per cent. (v. 14. n. debt
1882 Controlled by P.& Readln.g. Floating
June, 1881 $1,048,804. Net revenue last yeai 56,2011.
Hudson Canal Co.,
Oct., 1871 uTa^ed to Delaware
n.c. after,
July, 1773
at 7 p.e. on stock In 1871. and 8
besides int. on bonds. The R.iS. leases
July,'80-'a7
Mch 1, 1886 aboui Itxim. of oilier lines, at annual
July. 1871
July
Mch
1,
1,
.
&
May
amonni in--' to $80,533. See Chbosini.E. vol. 12. p. 621.
. -,_,
„, ,
Leases Piedmont KH.,
line. 141m.
51m., at $45,000 per S'™"-;,
^I"'"^'
ending Sept. 30, 18.0. $J2U33, in
year
rentals
1,1890
,|an. 1,1891
Main
61.90(1
61X1
per rent on present stock. The lessees
also pay
to keep tlie road in repair and
In 18.0 proUla
taxes, expenses, et.-.
W,- * C10 lessees weie $669,291. I^, I
and ihe
leases the Ne cast e & B. V
Lawrence roads. The P. . I- " & CMc.
divistock being guarantied peipetual
dends Is in the nature of a permanent
jssicd
anniiltv. Now stock of Vi.vS m.
improv em Is,
Nov 1871, to Peun. Co. lor
guaranty
&c., under article 16 ot lease;
on old stock not affected.
1,
Nov
Boston. Office.
.
&
at $2,463,800
,
Mechanic's Fall' to Canton, Me., 28ra.
July 1,1887 YOTk (feCtmiberland sold out In 1865. PortOct. 1, 1887
land to Roih., N. IL, 53m,
Bk
do
do
do
do
J.
J.
per annum, cuvcrlna
IneresI, sinking fund of dclit, and 7
R
1,1896
Ne" earnings, 1870, $125,218. In, crest, &c.
Oct. 1, 1895
$115,000.
jBn..l900i (V. 13, p. 636.)
Office.
lioston.
M.&.V
100
1912
M.&N. New York and London. Nov. 1,1
J.& J. Boston, East. RR. Co, .Jan.,.l
1-26,000
129.600
67.778
124.489
274,428
847.100
er
bonds..
1,
1912
1912
1912
1912
1912
Mi-h 1.1912
do
600.000
6011.000
.
/.Vi:f)— -Mort.
1,
4,000,(X»
Iiollar loan
2dmortgag't b tnds
Interest funding bonds
Meh
1,
do
do
J.
.
158.100
1.298.000
d
Rirhm. it- /"-(erttHri^-Stnek
2d moi'iraire, coupon and reg
:td mor'KUVe. emlpon
Mcb
Men
Mch
Providence, R. I.. N. Bk
N.V., Union Natl Bank
J. & I). Colnnr la. IstNat. B'nk
A.&O. N.\'.,N.Itk of state N.Y
.1
& J Troy, United Nat Bank.
J.& J.
do
do
M.& S. N.Y., N.Bk of State N.Y
430.000
186'
1869
Mchl.
.
.
1
M.&S.
irio.ooo
var
Con.pletcd. April. 1871. to Cumbcrlaiid,
Gross earnings, 18iW-71,
Md., 119m.
$961 181. (v. 12. p 49V;- 13, p. 840.)
Jmi., 1872 Leased, July. 1869. for 999 years, to £ enn
.
J.'&'j.
J.& J.
6,000,000
1862
J.&
6.60,000
3.60.000
State Sinking l'"iind loan
Bonds, -guaranteed by State
Consol. ni trtgage
'Ith niiMtgnge
lloanoki- Valley lUt. bonds
/v>,'— Bonds, a
1,5(«).000
Jan..l8'.'0
.luly. 1898
Jan. 1,1886
a i,g. 1. 1889
do
do
Apr.
Boston, WashlnjftonBk Oct.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
M.&V.
7
&
do
do
do
do
3,(XX),(«)
2VI.0OO
700,000
350.000
45O.01O
do
do
do
March, 1912
March, 1912
May, 1876
Co, Jan. 1,1S8'
> ch 1,1871
July 1,1-^88 Operated by P. & R<l»rtlng.
Miiyl, 1899 i'6i-tH. loOwospo, Mich.,90m.
N. Y.. Drake Bros,
Augusta, Ml-.
Formerly Ken. & Port Leased. May, 1870
D.
'00
80
18^
&
Phlla,
do
do
do
no
do
do
do
M.&N.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
202.4M
100
niortgai,'e
Ist morli!,v.'e, Sara.
Wliltcliall .. .
ist mort;;a:.'e, Troy, Salem ftRutl'd..
1st roortg.ige. tilens Kalis
mrjimonl it Z>finrt(/,'— Stock
if:
&
&
do
do
do
do
A.&O.
Philadelphia.
M.& N.
J.& J. N.Y., 'NVinslow.L. &
do
do
M.&S.
616,7(X)
1864
Saratogtt— Stock
mlfrtgage
mortgage
7
1,0(X1
62
40
44
coupon.
jlen-vtelutT tt
Ist
7
2(X1.(I00
h-i<kt.h.
-ly
J.
J.
J.
A.
,i:& J.
F. & A.
7
86(l.0Ul
urn
it ItVw'ceiiter—htock
).,.-,(
"i'
ii'xi
Mortgage
,r-
F.&
Y.. Best.
Peun. Co. Office.
New York.
Pbihl.. Penu. Co. Offii-e.
Daltlni.,Mcrih.Nat.llk
do
do
IMItsburg, Ist Nat. B nk
V. Y., Wlnslow, L. & Co
Phlla., Penn. 1!R.
N. \'., Wlnslo*-, l-.&Co
do
do
10
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
f
875.000
875.000
1671
Jli'hm.
&
J.&
J.&
J.
do
do
Phlla.,
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.& li.
J.& J.
F.&A.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
27
saa
Fr
mont
875,IXX1
Irustees
1870.
&
F.&A
875.000
June.
$6,001.
A
rblladelphla Office.
N
.)
.
A.&O.
A.&O.
l,(««l
1870
mortgage
PorlUuut, Stiro it />>/-/«mo?/tA— stock
Port Royal (.s'.t?.)- 'st m rtKage.eonv.. gld
Poi-Virnoitth.'n. FnlUit Co»'r.- stock..
Iticb..
,1
6
180
.'d
F.&A.
«
.l.&.l.
1.000
Net revenue.
tiriiss exncuscB, re. ts.
5S1. In 1860-70.
taxes, &e. in l^riO, were 68 per cent ot
1880
gross 1 eccipts : in the year 1871 » ere 60
large
1880
l-IO per cent of gross receipts.
1888
purchase of coal lands was n>a(le in
1872-77
and part of the new loan for $i6,tv.0,0nn
1893
issued. See lull report In Cubonici-k.
1893
v. 14, p. 52.
1890
Dee., 1911
July, 1871 Op.-wlth C.
A. Net earljlnes'70.$168,83T.
Jan., 1872 Main line. 100m. ; leases about 136m. Net
July. 1881
earnings. 1870-71, $912,221. See report In
1876
V. 14, p. 183.
1887
Consol. May, 1868. Leases little Miami,
Xeida, alfo. Col. Chh-. * Ind Cen.
Col.
Fei., 1890
The road Is princlimlly owned bv 1 enii.
Jan., 1881
KR. (v. 12, p. 273: 13, p. 467; v. 14, p. 218.)
do
do
do
do
22.618
12
'i2H
l!^t
.1
,I.&D.
1,(XXl.(X«l
18t7
M.,
&
,1 .
6
6
a
Net earnings. 1871). $117,897. Interest and
div. on pi ef stock, $16,852.
lS-86
Pliiladclphia, Onice.
A.&O.
6.207.(XX1
1862
1866
1867
&
Pac.
in pcrpeuilty to C.,R. I.
a; *126.IHX' per yr.
i\.oria in Jalkwuliv.. S3m. f to- k, $1,000,000
Completed, l-i-.l. Mo.-k, »2,(XX1,IXX1. __„
Sioek, *31.gp.
LeasI'd n. IMiil. * Read
Owned by C.& Am. Net earn'cs, '70, $9,167.
1880
ondon.
I
.)
7
4f.
(I
18 3
1S6S
Ogilennhuig—ltt M., E. U. gl
Mortgage bonds
P."tding A CnlumbUt—Xht
2d Mortgage, coupon
&
.
7
2.5(X),0
2,9-^1 ..350
18T.2
52M
1st
J
3
a
J1,061,7(H); pref.. *I,7.50.1XX1.
Leased
July,' 19:0
Philadelphia, Office.
.!.& J.
100
ion
Kix-Ai'.iter— 1st M.,s.f. (Portl. loan)
eiiual lieu
Proriden'-e
M.&S.
1
6
315.0(11
400,(«XI
isra
18-3
mortgage,
1st
.1.* J.
"f
1,(XX)
468
Interest
.t
i.&J.
100
186S
1861
1861
1868
1868
1859
In Feb., IS',2, 30 per cent, new
stock wos rated to shnrrbolilers. at par.
carnlngB lii>l yr. rill. 914. Mock.coni.
$721,876.
1871
Sept., 1871 Leased to Ihll. & Read., at 12 p.e. on sfck
Jan.,I8T2 The net eninlngs of main and bri'ncli lines
Jan.,18T2
in 1870-71. were $6.006,9411, against $3,C6.',-
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
do
1,00(1
4 8
4«8
> ew mortgage
it Oxford Cf/itni/— Ist mortgage
2il
3.3
168
Portland
I\:trll. it
in
468
ifa
468
2d mortgage
2d mortgage
2d mortgage
2d mortgage
2d mortgage
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Bridge (O. & P. U\i.) mortgage
1*., V. W. & C. consiruc bonds
Kqulpnient bonds
Plijmoulb—lii nn)rtgagc
Pari fluvm (t L. iA'cA.— 1st mort
Portlwut ifc itenjicbec— Stock
yarmonth stock c-rt tlcatcs
Ist mortgage extended
Consolidated mortgage
Pntlau'l
193
Phlla & London.
PhMadelpbia.
I'hiladelphia, Olllcc.
J.'&J.
.I.&.l.
.I.&.I.
6
6
5
60
mortgage
J.
Jb
^5f.
1.259.1110
1,000
1,000
60
iou(«— Com. stock
Preferred stock
Ist
Ist
5f.
9,562,250
5011
1,
InneUSMNe'
N.V.. I ancastcr, B.& Co Jan.,'79^'98
Plilladelphla, Office.
Jan., 1879
do
Oct., 189:
Q.-M.
i
5,(XlO,t«H
IsC
July
Bk. No. America.
.I.&J.
6g.'j.
182.400
976,H10
496,900
288,000
1,139,600
2,700,000
2,660,000
PtiUfuMpMa a- y>v/;(o» -Stock
Pkiki., Wilm. d: Ball.— 'Aioei
7
117.01X1
(».%(100,0l«l) coiiverlilili'
'rtgake (for *25.(KI",i^'0)
6X
6K
2,231,900
28.819,800
1.651.800
1.521,axi
5(1
com
13. p. 50.)
took possession ot the road in Pa.
Formerly Sunbury & Erie, Leased. Feb.,
Net eariiJ.'id. Philadcli>hla,PcnnaRI.
Juiyii871
1862. foi IKiOyisto I'enn. RR.
do
do
A.«0.
Oct. I, 1877
1871 $759,290. New mort. ot 1872, to take
ilo
A.&O.
do
Mi-h 31,1881
up old mortgages aniountlrg to $r;,60O,do
,!.&.).
do
July 1, 1886 000, the balance i-sued in London, Jan.
do
,luly, 1920
J.& J.
do
18r2. (V. 14, p. 219.)
J.
300,000
b
1866
m
Loan
Loan
.
;
.
2l'6.50O
sfo.otxi
...•..
Plulatteli)lita it iioiii.—Stock,
A
&
A.&O.
V.&A.
J.& J.
00
;r24.2«i
82
PhtkKlel'. '/i'mit. Caii'.-Ui M.iiPa)
let mortgage (Md.)
t/ttliKlelplua it i'rte— Stoct,C'
&
619.1
•(to
stock
..
.1.
i.o(Xi.(X;o
iVtCTjiftuia— Preferred stock
11
1
do
do
luue, 1906
N.Y.. Chic.,R.I.& Pac. Aug., 1871
- ew Yo k, OHIre.
Bk July 1. 1894
y. Y.. Imp. «! Trad.
New York and London Feb., 1900
l'hiia.,227S. 4thst.
,\pr. 1, 1897
N. Y., Ill Liberty street. Feb., 1871
July,1871
.1
K.
iro.ixxi
ICC
&
.
.].&
l,5m.(HXI
1,000
1667
1861
• •
mortgage, Sunbury
.1
-lai
progros. (v. 13, p. 369.1
In 187i; net earnings were $6,896,403 After
deducting 10 per cent, divl' ends. int. on
debt, »9:5li,2:i6 loss on United Co.'B lease,
and addl' g *lsi,824 profit on Ft. Wayne
lease, the net balance to credit was
1~75
I'hiladelplila, Otllce.
riilla..
1871
Jan., 1880
April. I8'i5
1910
ondon.
'
Q.-J.
slntemcnt of operations
(vol. 11, p.
1899!in
1,
Nov.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ismadc.
.
Bowen&Fox.
l'hiladcl|>hla. Ofliec.
J.
No
Railroads.
'Leased to Erie till 1874 ai 35 p.c. of earn'ga
Feb.. 19(X) iLeased In rei pclui:v lo Tol., Wab. & w
July. 1889 Leased to C.& A., at 6 p.e. on 8tVk,7 on bdi
W. Ho|>klnB& Co May
A.*l>.
l.(XX),IXIl
90% 187U
Ihlla,,
N.Y.. S.
,1.&I).
.1.& 1).
F. & A.
l,20O.(XX)
6«1,(XX1
-le
I
Fcb.20, 18721
Oct. .0,1897
iKrniikhn, .MlantlcBnIt.
X. ^ ..T.. W. & W. Co.
A.4 0.
A.&O.
6.924.716
2.2*8 .2-10
1,109.221
I'.OtlO
A
J.
& Co
ond«n,'Brown, S.
do
do
do
do
!
M-* N.
M,&N.
40,(X1,1,(I(»1
1.0(0
I.OOO
i,aK)
J
.!.*.»
160.1X0
b
*
.
A &0
F.* A.
A.* U.
.1. *J.
F.&A.
1.80(I,(X«I
i^s;^'^ riKti riti;;i.ew: j-iiV* ^eg
state lien (Installments) bonds
2d mortgage, Btcrllng
Short bonds dcbenturea
Pemmlmnla Jt X. r. -Ist moi tgoge, guar
Ist mortgage, gunrantced
I'eorla it Bureau !«/. — btoct
I8t mortgage, guaranteed
PMria, m:in,i%icimnvme-\sl mortgage
reoriui Hack- Wsnrf-lst morgtlgo
ftr«omcn— Ist mortgage.
mort
J'erlh Amlio)/ <t WouMrtrlge—Ht
-
do
.1
2.899,830
l',l»0
1
St. Louis.
monthly
93.817
mortgage
Ist
N. Y., BkCommcrce.
do
do
K.'&A.
isri
1867
.
,
N.Y., nel'.iL!&'w.
Louisville, Citizens B'k
M.&N.
1870, »37,8;4.
May,
RR
M.&N.
A.&O.
.I.& J.
je2co
do
do
Net revenue.
1873-88
Sold, Oct., 18n. (v. 13, p. 896.)
1915 Leased lo R. W. & O.. at h ' f ?io''s earnFeb., 1891
Stock, »75.HX1 pref., 1(1 p.e.: f;26,(XX) com
Feb.. 1872 Leased to llel Lack. & « est. for int. on
1885
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
Apr. 1,1886 I" progress, Owensb.. I\y to Sprlgf.. Tenn
Guage reduced in 1869. L eases several
Aug.,"l888
roads at a gross annual expense of about
Aug.. 1891
|2(XI.(XK).
et arniligs in 1S70. »945,389.
May, 1872
(V.12, p. 496, v. 13, p. 741.)
Feb., 1885
Road paid over 24 per cert divi'de for seveApr 10, 18751 ral years previous lo opening of PaeiHc
Bk
do
F.ft A.
5tKl,l««l
mm.
Preferred stock....
K.& A.
71(i,9.t8
1890 In progress.
1,
1
N.V., Mercatitile N.
500.000
i"2ill
Bnildlng.Oni.lo Dakotah. 1 .gr.llXl.OOOac.
Om. to Lincoln. Neb.
Alex, to Lynchburg. Va.. 171m. (of which
MaV,'i873
22ni. etwecn Gordonsv. *: Charlottsv ie
.Ian. 1, 1879
owned by dies. & o. roadl. Manassas ts
May 1, 187S Harrisonburg. 112in.brancheB.10m. Tola
Sept 1, 1880 operated, 292in. (V. 18, p. 810.)
July 1.1882
Jan., 1901
1892-93
m'.*"n.
3.000.000
£225
Stocks,
Newark, OBlcc.
7.0tXl,0(X)
U57
.
Common
lo
M.&N.
500
1857
1857
1st mortgage, sterling
24 morgagc, sterling. ...••.
General niortitage, sterling.
.guar by Erie,
Patersoti it .Wird/'t— 1st M
......
Urn'iln ,t Decani r-lBimon.,
t-o. s
nmbirt.d: mglim.-\ii M.,eud by L n.
P;ntnsuliir—\»t mort., gold, s. t
iVH«flW("t""*-"*^ock
Ist
do
.!.& J.
"iw
/VinaiM-Stock.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
S.
1,000
1,000
1871
1867
.
Bros.
REMARK .
when Due.
lastDlvl'd
Dec.
J.&.I.
200.000
3.635.750
l* il
Louis County bonds
M.
M-&
"ajo
; *
•••••• •••••••••
iBt mortgage, Kold.y
»») i«W per annum
2rt mortgage. ». f
Heal csiii c (land Imrids
jse
Alexandria, Va. Ofllce.
M.ftN.
793.1(10
20I.(«H)
rucilU:
Koun
N. Y.,
J.
51.* N.
J.& J.
50
•
8 p. c. guar...
here Payable and
by W horn
J.&D.
:M.OO(I
200.00*
1,«XI
.,
oSeniSoro A RmseUviUe-M
Mimonrt-ilocM
<tf
"\^
11
2(10,0011
JSawflo.t/tonK-li'tniort.gtiar
•„•
uoome mortg age lH>ud9.
Oswego it Suracme-bioc
MortKUKc bonds
&
J.
.30g.
l,f45.S0O
249,962
616,000
68-'5(
'"-' >
p.m.
598,(X10
5:4,01X1
\ni
•
1
When
per t Payable.
Cent.
300,000
2,692,539
400.000
1.155,500
"ioi
no
no
••
do
••••;:;::
A. *,';""
'^•
•,;:' VeV IT.
ot
standing.
3
>>*»••
f.
Kate
Out-
st
CO
Omasa <i><)rMw«(e™-L.'-r..K"l'l 0H0-.
atte
0»Ki*o<t So«(*^o -181 M. (N. P ck
Uraage, Alex. <t ilamuim.-no
l«t mortgage, O. & A.K.li
mortgage,
3d mortgage,
4lh mortgage
HHnortgage.O.,
Va. Stale loan, ».
Amount
S3
Miles
of"
Road
•id
bv cIvinK US Immediate notice of any error dl«covered in our Tnbles
b
»y b
=—
SSSrfj-j
Bonds. 5
INTERE T OR DIVIDENDS
Principal,
^ - a great flavor
confer o „roiit wvor
N"
1880
1. 1875
h
1875-90
Sept., 1871. leased the N. Car, RR., bo
18;3-76
the R. & D. and leased lines operated In
4ai.
1311-76
Int of Pa. UR. Sec CniioN., v. IS, p.
ogress
18;5
Rich, to Aenula(r..Va..and in p
$(>8...4..,
h. Net earnings, 18li»-iO,
1875
lo
reduced by pnrehiisc of rol ng st k
Jan.
Wa
being
Main Hue and branches, 25m. ( lover HMI
Rlchm'-nd. office.
June, 1875 road leased. 2-2IM. Net earnings, I81O-1I,
A.&O. Phlla., Glrard Nat Bank 1880 to 1886 $6ll.li;«l. (V. 13, p. 807.)
New York.
A.&O.
Rich. & Danville connects wl'"' "'';j;o«*
do
A. & O.
for throtigh trafflc. Net earnings, 186970
1870,
do
A.&O.
$24,915. filerest accrued to July,
do
A.&O.
tioi,s».
J.'&D.
I
,
>
.
.
!
.
THE CHIKJNICLK
Februnry 2», 1872.]
261
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
^ub<rlb(>r• will conrnr a
icreitt
DB8CIUPTION.
ntror
bjr
Amount
Or
MllM
T'
out•Undlng.
For explanation of all references. i*ee|Ro»d[ «5
«
foot note« on Ist pace of RR Tables.
__
BiKl^fiml, R, I. »f St, TjfHi*—\%% raort^ gold
Ronif, hur.t <>(/</('«(.*.— stack
1st Sliikttu' KuikI inort.. W'at. A K
iljOOO
100
IMS
HoikU, Kunrau.. Pul<«. A; Watertowii
(lerieritriiiortfraK*'. Sinktofc
815,00)
ISiil
100
luo
b
b
fUntl
R) sink, ftiad
100
1,(100
Louif. Ldwretwf. *t Denver—\%t M., glU.
L.it Southea/ttern—Ut M.. gUl. conv,s.f
lAmiA A ^. Jb*n>A— 1st inortKHse, gold.
A. L.,Vand.db T.it.-Ut M.,S.K.(fr.guar....
9dmortg^fre,slukliiK fund, guar
Income Donds
St.
St.
69. '71
1868
1867
1868
1871
1870
,
t'hicaffo—Ut iwarigage, t?oUt....
/^r.— IstDlv.— Ist M.. imn
Watab.SOtn.
Ueueral M. (held to retire above bonds)
Uencral niortjiuKc, sterllnsr
lut mort.. West hue. 1. sr. (for|;fi,000,UtlC.)
admort., WeB.Unt'.l. Kr.(for$3,0(X),oOO)..
St. l^tui it Sioux Citi/-6tock
Pref.. S p. 0. stock, red. dlf. dates till 1890
lOU
b
1,000
1,000
,
100
S'ar
sou
500
300
500
500
'M/a
181
1870
ism
1,000
b
i»n
South Si'U (I.. A)— 1st mortgage
South Side ( I//.),—Stock..
Consol. mortgage
Istpref.) forf709.000..
Consol mortgage ( .M pref.) for 8651,000...
Conso] mortgage f Sd prcf.) for i&4U,000..
Va. State Loan. (lien suspended)
2d mortgage. Petersburg guarantee
i
'
mortgace,
/.'ua— lat M.gld.
-l8t
id UlurtKUKt:, K,,ld
Southioeatern ,{ Gti .)StocktCom..
Uuaranlecd stock
Company bonds, conv. Into stock at par.
Masf^ogee Kit bonds, conv. at 87)<j
Stolen Iklnnd—\ii\. mortgage
At eritiiff Mountain (.V. 1'.) -Ist mort...!!!'
Sullivan Vr)— 1st mortgage
1,000
i
mortgage
mortgage
9d mort gage
J.
London
do
N. Y.,
&
Krniik.
Aug.. 1899
May
d»
II
i
15,1900
W.
div. In
f'
100
! ,
1st
1.000
1,000
Cnenanffo Variet/—\Bt M. KOld.,
a
Taunt/tn Bra n4'h— Stock.
50
1869
ias3
7toga—Ut mortgage
3W.,/Vof*ia <£ IrarMto— stock
XffXI
a
100
100
100
Ist prefferred
3d Preferred
mortgage (W, DIt.)
mortgage (K. Dlv.)
3d mortgage (W.Dlv.)
1886
1st
1st
18M
1.000
1,000
lies 1866
lAW
Xqalpnu'iiT bonds.con v. S.F
1870
1.000
mortgage (Burl. Div.)
IVab.A Westeryi—Htock
Preferred? percent stock
Ist mortgage (ToI.& III., 75 m.)
mortgage (L.Krlp.W.& St. L.)
Ut mortgage ((H. W't'n of '59,)
1st mortgage (Ontn. * Tol.)
1st mortgage (ni.& s. Iowa)
3d mortkr%ge ^Tol.A Wab.)
3d mortgage iWab. A W't'n.)
td mortgage ((it. W't'n of '».)
Bqulpmeut bonds (T.& W.)
Consol. mortgage, conv....
isn
ijno
Ist
Tot.,
100
109
m
1,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., office 122 Broad'ay
M.&S.
7
.I.ft
7
J. ft J.
M.ft X.
ftj.
A. ft O.
J. ft.I.
A.ftO.
M.ft
An(f.'l','l892
A.&O.
F.&A.
F ftA.
J. ft D.
J;in.
1100,000
LOOte
2,100,000
2,;oo,ooo
92,000
B. 166.
830,102
J. ft,J.
ft .1.
1
ft
ft
acres ; 97/194 aces sold for
8 per cent land stock of
18S9
1,
1, 1891
1, 1.190
•
Phlladelpliia, office.
do
do
Apr.l, lk87
Philadelphia, office.
do
[eh., 1672 Leased, Feb., 1663. to Noith. Cent, at Int.
Aug, 1,1872 on bonds and 6 per ent on stock.
June l,18»l Net ea. iiints 1870. IIA'VS. Co-i. $2,000,000.
Oct.
1889 Nei revenue, 1870. 9,626. Int. paid. $.*i,24a.
Jan., 1873 Leased to N. Y.& N. Haven at $100,000 per
(
1 ,
do
do
— S ock
Sept. 1,1880
Ian.
mnlurdy Jan.
S.Y.,Metropoll.N.Bk
at
1,
1,
1898
London.
York.
J.
J.
CharlcHton.
J. ftj.
du
do
do
do
A.ftO.
J. ft J.
Nov.
May,' 187
1SS2~SS
I882-KS
1971-72
1874
Now
A.ftO.
year.
p.iid in 1.7?8.0(«i. Net earnings last
year. $111,528. Coat of road, ftc $4,614,000.
Itoad :n progress.
J'ov.,"l90I
1891 In progress.
Q.-F. Charleston, S.W.IiR.Bk.
J.
J.
An
In ptojfres,*, S'ate end. jr.i.W'O per mile,
in progress. Sir scrip, t stock, $l,(Wl,W10
Jan., 1872 Leased in perpetuity lo Phil, ft Keadi- c.
Net ea'Uli.gs yeai* ending ^ arch 1,1871,
159.509; int.. 14,70(1 . dlv.. 4 per cent.
1680
N. Y.. Imp. ft Trad. Bk.
N. Y., Iiodd<i)-.Bell ft Co, Ian.,l,li'90 In progress, Seiina lo Pollard. Ala., 100m.
Sept. l,li«9 In pros ess. Seimalo Mcnipiiis.
New York.
New York, office.
.Ian. 1,1872 Lnte.Ma. ft lenn.Iiiv. ( umplcled inl870
No report of operations.
do
do
Jan. 1,1864
Jan,
May
June,
S 12,50(1
4.W,000
1,988 150
800,000
213,000
9,000,000
1,700,000
1,000,000
i,80ojoao
1,600,000
1,300.000
406,000
250,000
15/100,000
ijxio,ooa
900,000
3,S)0,000
2,500.000
A.&O.
M.&N'.
M.ftN.
1.410,500
76,000
79,270
200,000
181,000
1,500.000
4,200,000
l.W,000
125,000
2,250,000
1,365,600
581,000
601.400
441,200
703,70J
iJOO,ooa
2.WO.00O
,
18«»
J.
.I.ft J.
do
V. S. Treas.
300,000
mortgage, (Decatur & E. Ht.LoiiuV.!
Trof^ A Senntrn/ton-Ut mort., tluk. loud
do
J.
3,8TJ,aOO
50,000
399,000
300,000
200,000
S90.000
900.000
250,000
1/J00,'00
201 JXW
150,000
1,695,130
1,695.825
270,000
1:1.
t!'
1896
M.ft S.
.I.ft J.
BOOMIO
ISffl
S.
J.
3X&5X
!^t.
f2,4Co.ltlO crealeil to take up prf. slo' k.
I.ea-cd to tVcsi Jerccv at 6 p.c. on cost.
Feb'.Yi.lSTS Leu-ed In Hos. & L. at »17.5tlO peryr.
Boston.'obice.
Leased to Cenl. (1.. at l7t,;;."iO bes.dea expenses and taxes. Otiunint'dby Buit.&o,
N. Y., linioii fru8t Co. Jan!,' 1909
Formerly Ciiar. ft Sav. Itoad opened for
throujli traflie, March. l.Wl.
Mch"l,lS77
Cost of
Charlesttin, Office.
road i.iuX C4Ulpmenis,$2.(iUl,U5.
N. Y., II. H. Klmpton.
ept.l,l"89
.1.
,1.
ft
New Y'orfc.
1,623.200
250,000
600,000
450.000
560,000
5J!19,275
1,407,960
800,500
192,5«l
750,000
520,000
995,800
»l,«O,U10«fre8.
I onl>, leased
1807. for 9(1) cant, to Ind. &SI. L.
30 per cent ot kiocs earnlngH op to
t3.(l(10,mi (bu In no year lo be less than
^ir^l.tW): 25 p.c, on 111 xt tl.«Oii.MV, and 30
S.f ., 25.000, per yr
§. c. <tu all excess.
K.
ai.
1894
1894
1894
1891
do
N. Y.,Bank of N, A.
N. Y., N. Bk Commerce
N.H.,E. 8. Scranton &Co
do
do
N. Y",,Nat. Park Bank
1MO,000
,
.
J.
m!&'s.
188l»-91
1880-93
1871
Leased lo Maine Central.
Leasetlto Portl. & Ken. at -'^..IKKI per y.
Net surplus income in ls',1, after payir g
all int. snddiv'ditf ipcvct.in M>,y,was
55,060. The mort. bonds, sterling and
domestic, are issued to r. tire old bonds
tot sernrcd; the two have sometlmea
been confused, as the iuie Issues of old
bonds iiave been quoted as " new 7'8."
(V,
!.1,
p. 518.)
Dec. 1,1888 Net earnings ia«t year. l,',.0O5. TbelatM.
Mch 1, 1884 bonds are lieid by Cuii.be 1. Valley RR.
Prf. stock aii4l :stM. end. bonds are held by
J.
ft
J.
N. T., agency of Co.
A.ftO.
Jan'.'ClSHO
Loul-ville
ft
do
ConsoUda'cd.
New
J.
ft
7g
7g
5
]S84'-90
1884-»0
do
1896-191X1
J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
I.ft .1.
^7?:
York.
Petersburg.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
F.&A.
M.ftN
A.&O.
New York.
Petersburg.
do
Y., Vermllye
N. Y., P.
Nashviih'
lili. (12, o. «i7-r25)
Oct., 1880 Net Income, 1870-71, 10,307.
(v. 14, p. 43.)
Oct., 18S1
Mch 1,1887 Cost, 2.(117.000. Net earnings. •70,^163.981.
Boston. Office.
A.&O.
& Co
M.Myers &
Co,
1887
1870-75
18C2-T2
Ian. 1,1900
May l,mxi
1S7S-8S
Mch 1, 1890
Nov..
1870,
in
Aiiantle,
Miss, ft O. RR. and now operated aa
South lidc division of ihal road. Net
earning yr ending Sept. 30, 1S70, $180,151.
(V. 12, p. 784
)
Not
leai'ed to Erie as reported.
projiress. ottumwa to Ced. Rapidsjia.
i;r. l.'lia.ml acres,
iv. 13, p. 305.)
Cost lo Jan. 1, 1S71, $810,000.
Ill
Land
Sept. 1.1880
J.&D.
Vari.
Varl.
.I.'&J.
J. ft J.
1-.4 A.
M.ftN.
J. ft. I.
A.ftO.
A.'&O.
•I.ft I).
Dec,
1811
Macon.
IsiEWMM
187S-76
1886
York.
1874
Boston.
Jan.. 1875
do
Aug. 1.1880
\. Y..Am. Ex.Nat. Bk. Nov. 1,1880
Philadelphia Office.
July 1,1875
Sussex Bank.
April, 1873
New
X.Y.
n.L.&W.
do
ISR Co,
isisi
Dec,
do
A
N. Y., Union Trust Co,
6
F. ft
J. ft.J.
.I.ft J.
7
7
A.ftO.
M.ftN.
Leased to Central Ga. Dividends 8 per
cent a yr, t« every 10 per cvnt on Cent.
Ua. 810 k. (V. 14, p. 74.)
Net earnlnes last year, $72.67(i.
Cost of road and equipmeni $.1(12,468.
'.cased lo Vt Cent. Interest In default
slnie \Hi. Cost about $1,250,000.
Coal road. Completed in 1871.
Coal road. Slock $2..5(12.'2.tO. Illv.Gp.e.ln TO
Net earnings 1S70. $;nA55. Stock, Si7.8ai.
Leaserl 'o Oei.. Lai-k. ft West. Net earn,
ings In 1S69-70. $309,912.
1887
Boston Office.
N.Y.,Farmcr8' L.&T.Co
do
do
N. \\, Bank of N. A,
5U),(100
100
T^trre MauteAIndtaiuipoUa—Btoek
1st mortgage
J.
,l.ft
lf.
l-.ur..
line. T. II. to
.
99I,iai
3
piOKKW.
(13. p. 289, 2ttl.)
Main
ee CiinoN., v. 1.1., p. 402. am.
Cost »8.301 020. Eqp.. »1. 14.1.114. Conlrals
Cairo ft i niton road. (v. l.s, p. 667.1
J.cased 10 Pac of Mo. at $75 OW per year.
m'.&'n. N. T.,O.Op<lyke& Co. XOT.Vl
Completed. Nov., 1671. (v 13, p. 6«i.)
M.ft N. N. Y., Jamemin.s. & ('. Nov. 1.1893 Sold in balikmptcv. (v. 13 p. !j96.>
.1
ft J
N. Y.,ofllce of railroad. .Ian. 1. 1H97 Opened, June, 1870. and teamed to Terre
M.ftN.
N. v.. olllCf.
May 1,1S9S II. ft Indianap. S ock, paid in, $1,500,000
Mcli 1.
Office of Treasurer.
Mch 1. 1901
Operated in conned ion wltli Mil. ft l-'t. P.
1890
M.ft'S. N. Y..Drciel,M. ft Co.
Si. P. to Sauk. Rap.. Minn. 76'u. Cost of
1892
load and equip., 3,829.805. S'. Anih. to
J. ft J.
do
1892
do
Breckenridic, 215ni.. cost of roaii and
.1. ft D.
do
do
1892
J. ft J.
eciiiili.. »9.5I6.9i9.
Compiclid to BrcckJ. ft J.
(nriiii-'C, Nov.. 1871.
For coinpleteistatenieiit of debf, lands, &c.,gee Curo.niclk
F.&A.
.I.ft
7
he paid on pre-
lo Vi Cent,' a> full Int.
1,1880
18H0
.'i52.!ri'i.
se-
",2 w^ll
1,
Land
"OSOAI
lifTi.
Feb.'.'isTJ
May
N.Y.,ofllcor4 WalUt.
A. ft O.
10
ao,'ioo
"ioo
.
1st
8f.
7
7
p.m.
52,100
1.500.100
1,500,0C0
1,000 20,000 p.m.
571,500
^^ r.>-l8t Mortiaiielil
' 7it7p(as—iBi ST, gold,
s.
wntatioe.
Leased, Jan.,
ou pref. stuck. nil C'lUlii. b(indt.;and
from IH In lir,3 to 7 er cent alter IK«
on cuninion stock, iv. It. p.lh7.i
Host., Uk of Comtr.erco. .luly 1,1W9 Consol. of Calais ft Ha-lng and Lewv's il.
do
do
load. Net earnings In IKili. 135,530. Diva
July 1,1879
IIOBton, Globe Nal. Ilk. Dec. 1, 1876
4 per cent on stock, fluo.OOU.
M.ft N.
18,30(1
3d mortgage
mortgage, conv.,
Summit liranch (/^?.)— Ist mortgage
Sumtex c.V.'/^.)— Ist mortgage
6yra<\, Bin/jh. A iV. I'.— Stock
guar., due
I, 1891
Sept
200.(100
1,629,0110
1,000
'««,'e7
AW?— 1st
l(ri2 71
Dec.
do
do
do
do
F.& A.
M.&N.
?«
T g-
Dec,
llec,
June,
7
869,450
boiuJH
,
4
J.*
7iKl.0(10
'
do
do
Itoston, Treasurer.
F.* A,
7
7
7
7
111,800
406,500
12,000 pni.
16,000 p.m.
576,060
1,151,400
210,000
1,0(10 16,000 p.m.
1,000 16,000 p.m.
838.500
241,000
A
A
"f
7
8,110.(100
South A ho. .^/a^/»i//— Preferred stock..
Ist mortgage, endorsed by Ala
Bnuth Hhorp, (Jf«M.),— Ist mort
Stfrar.
.
8K.f
«M,9(10
910.300
50
50O
A
500
Domestic bonds (H)
Domestic bonds (O)
Domestic bond? (I)
Domestic bonds (K)
Domestic bonds (apecta!)
South Mountain Iron— \st mort
3d morrgMge
'id
J. &.I.
J
D.
K. & A.
1.000,000
3,000,000
120,000
100,000
1.200,000
2,020.000
1,000,300
WW
Shehof/gan A Fnti'l du Lac— lat Mortgage...
Shenaiiao A AUe(ih-n<>/—\»t Mortgage
Shore lAue ((•'>/(?*.)— Stock
Ist mortgage, construction bonds
Siour. Oliy A PHc/«c-lst mort
2d mortgage {government subsidy)
moux ('itij A- .St. I^iitl—Ht mort.. gold
1st mortg.ige. currency f .r $3.100,000..
SomtTMef. .lune."l— 1st mortgage, gold
Sfillirun d-
M.« S.
.1. & J.
2,307,001
mortgage
"^
II.
F.'ft A.
M.ft N.
8
8
1,900,0011
2,(»X),0OO
50
,
-
1,700,000
10,000,000
4,OOO,0WI
1,030,000
3,250,000
1,000
Ist mortgage
SeOna it ««(/"-lBt M.,guar.byAla
S«tma, Marian A Mem.— l»l M., end. by Ala
Selma, Borne A />a;ton— Ist^mort
2d mortgage, Ala. & Tenn. R.U
General mortgage for $5,000,000
ShainnkiH V>tUey £ i1?((«p.— Stock
New
8,010,000
1,100,000
1,100,000
16,000
/todnoke—aiock.
Kennehec~\at mortgage
South CViro/i«a— Stock
lat mortgage, sterling loan
do
dollar bonds, L
KBMARKI.
vol.
,
Srymernt-t
do
do
D.
1,6 0,000
mortgage
Silem (.V, ./.) -1st mortgage....
Salfm it Liiirell—lfil mortgage..
Sanititxky, J/. A Aieicari— Stock
1st mortgage, new..
....
Savannah A CAar/ej»(on— Stock
Bonds of the C.& s. U.K.. gnar bjr S. Car
l-'uiided Interest bonds, jnar.by S. Car...
gnar
Ut mort., Sav. & Char.
a., f.'iOO.tXHt
ffav., arifftn A X. J/«.-lst M.endor. by Ala
Sarannah A MeinphiH-\%\.^.,i:tn\ by state
Sch uylkiU raHtf//— Stock
Ist
&
2 400,000
lut
A
our TaMaa.
F.A A. New York and London. An(t., 1918 Defaulted, Ane. ls;i. (v. IS. p. DIB.
ft J.
N.V„MoicallleN.Bank .lau.l.MK72! About f4(lO,OliO of lie e lioniU are held br
M.AS.
do
do
Supt 1. IS* sinking luiid.
r„lMlam ft W. boada
J.&
1,OIIO,(»10
1,000
1,000
1,000
2dM. on8iTm.& tston l.Kt.of 307.'-MOftcres
Heithoitrd
1*10,000
5J00JXX1
2JOO,000
1.400.l«Xl
1, 400,1100
St.
it
In
*i\
J.
.1.
7
laoliVw
100
lOO
Ist iiiortgaKe
Paul
7
n,S)o
A) sink.
1st mortgage, St. P. to
''si-
Wl.SOO
<llv.
2d mortgiKt) (scries C)
3d mortfcage (series 0)
3d mortsfttfe, Incomo
St. Louia <k Iron Mountain—Stock.
St,Ptiultt
4,300,000
gou,o<o
h
St.
St'
I
tkmttH,
Prlnelpal,
when Due,!
StockM,
laatDlvl'd.
2,';oo,(Xio
b
b
ilo
Prcierroii sttKik
1st inortKAKe (series
1st inortKatre (series
any error dlacovf red
IRTEREBT OK DIVIDENDS.
""•J When
Where Pavatde and
by Whom.
.T;9flii'
FanU
Slock, com
rrt'fi'rrt'd stock
Kqutpiu-vkt iiiorlgHgti bonds
Croix it Peiiob.- lat M.. Calais. & B
id laoriKAge, ii.Jk U
I'altilN loan ImIs, Lcwy'slslan'l H
Ht Joifph it rtenrier C— Ut iiiort.KUl.K
Ixt iiiortKAKC, \Ve<t. (l)v.. liiiul graut
St. LotiiM.AUou it 3Vr/<f i/awr«— Stock
AM
(,000
i!,aW,900
-iwuov
ffi/f/iiri</-
ilu
LIST.
« ImmedlHte notice o(
\
\
ilo
Kivlnir
;
Aug., 1891
Jan., 1872 (V. 13,p. 388; T.14,p. 43.)
July. 18;i Nel e«' nings 1869-70, $:.17,4S9. Ca-h div. In
lOyrs. 131 per cent. Stoek div.."i'4, 25 p.e.
July, 1#I79
May, /8T2 Net e»i ninas IfTO. rW-'.SOO. No lilvlileiid.
Ea tern division, Siate line. Iml. tol'eoil*
Ills.,
Western division, IVorla to
J»n'.,"l870
Wa saw, H7m. Cost of road about
N.T.,F«nner«' l,.ftT.Co, Feb. l',' 1896 $11,000,000.
mm.
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F.&A.
F.& A.
F.ft
M.ft
F.ft
M.ft
M.ft
M.ft
M.ft
A.
N.
A.
N.
N.
N.
N.
Q.-F.
F.ft A.
J. ft J.
do
Dec. 1, 18M
Apr. 1,1886
July 1,1879
Junel,1901
do
do
do
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N. Y.,iudd,p'.
ft Co.
NoT.;"wi
do
1890
do
1990
do
do
•AU,^8«
N. Y.. Metropol. Bank.
do
do
N. Y.,Kldd. P. ft Co.
N. Y., Metropol. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
Troy jrit. Ex.
do
do
do
do
do
Bank.
'
1882
tmn
May
l!
1S9S
life
Consolidation, July. 11)66. of Tol.* W»b..
Or at West., gufuey ft idedo, ••"'Ills
Southern Iowa railroad", and In ISIO.
Decatur ft Kaa'. SI. I.oul'. (!ro^ earnings In 1870. $4,-i44,6IO; opeain-- «•
pensea, »S,23«.V6l net revmue. »1,308,S1«
ft
:
L;.aeJ.lJWv.,.1871-l.al.v,lt.-.BUK.mngton ft lllSB.: i.afayelle. Miiiiele.ft B|-m.
Ington; Hannlhal « Cenlral Mo. and
Pekln. Lincoln ft Decstur railroads, (v.
IJ, p. i;,4»7,
7^:
V. 14. p. 53.)
Feb., 1907
Lcued
to
T.* B.«t»lS,a»pryT. DiT..Sp.o
.
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THE CHUONICLE.
262
[February
EAILEOAD STOCK AND BOJ^D
24,
1871
LIST.
Snbacrlben will confer a great lavor by glTlng a* tmmedlate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.
Bonits, 5
INTEREST OR DIVIDEND?.
Amount
Principal,
DBStniPTION.
Miles
Out-
of"
For explanation of all references, see Road
loot notes on Ist page of EB. Tables
standing.
TVoy <* BMW"— 1st mortgage
Jd mortgage
mortgage
CooTertlble bonds
300,000
300,000
690,000
437,000
690,000
400,000
36,745,000
27,237,000
27,236,512
9,825,000
10,000,000
2,500,000
U
l^m
Union— Ut
•
„,
mort.. guar. Troy City..
1871
'/Wi«rfeKi— 1st mortgajte
rTnUm Pactfic—iloc^
IBt mortgage, gold
a mortgage (government
Land Grant bonds on
for
•66-'69
»10,OOj,(IOO..
.
•
.
-AVi'
Omalia bridge bonds, sterling, «500,000.
UnUm PmyU', Central firoBcft— ist mort..
:M mortgage (government subsidy;
Union It TUiistMe—lal mortgage.
mica dt Btack iWoer—stock
1st M. bonds ol July 3868
Vermont it Caiuida—slocii
Vermont Central— atoci
1st mortgage, conaol
2d niorlgaj^e, consol
Koulpment cans
Standsteail, S. & Cliambly bonds
Vermont & .muss.—stock
1st mortgaijc, sinking fnid
Converuhle bonds
Vermoni KoMey— 1st mortgage
1st mortgage
"M mortgaue
V 1<;*86. it if ei'W— 1st series (red)
1,(100
1869
1871
1866
acres
100
1,000
1,000
•67-'69
;
v
subsidy)
•,_:
13,000,000
Income bonds
•
1,000
100
1866
1866
'66- '89
186-
100
A
500
1,00
h
2d series (blue)
(black)
3d do
(not endorsed)
4th do
Special loan
Ist
iim
1,000
'66-7-8 l,000e
1870
a
Vineland, (^N.J. >—1st mortgnge
yirgima it lennessee—alocK.
1.000
1,000
103
214
mortgage
3d (enlarged) mortgage
4th mortgage, for »f,oa>,0«)
Income bonds
Keglstered ciirtiliCAtes
Interest funding bonds
(Jfy,)— 1st mortgage
Ware River (.Mags. )-\H M., auth. »750,0OO..
Warren (iV../.)—stock
Witlkill Valley
Ist mortgage, guaranteed
Wf^atchester ix Phita.—Ut mort., new
lI'Mlern (.4)a.)-l8t mon. (Mont. & W.P.).
Western UU bds, bcfor consolidation
,*d M., on consol. road, guar, by Cent. Ga
Western Marylnna —Ist M., end. Bait. City
1st mortgage, unendorsed
2d mortgage, ondors. by Baltimore
2d mortgage, end )rsed by Wash. County.
2d preferred mortgage, unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
M'eHtern N. Cirolinu (A'. i>ii'.)— 1st mort...
Western Pemmi/lvania— 1st mort
1st Mortgage, Pittsburg Branch
Western C//i(ort~lst mortgage
West Jersey -aioc'i.
Loan of 1883, guar, by Cam. & Amboy
Ist mortgage loan
ISb mortgage, consolidation
West Shore Huetson Rtner—l6t mortgage...
•
,
.
1363
1865
1866
50
1866
1869
iSTO
1868
Wicomico (t Pocomoke (iff/)— 1st mortgage.
MIlHamston A Tl/r&oro— Ist mortgage
Wil.,
1870
1867
1868
1870
Charl.ttJiutfierrd— Ist mortgage
Wilmington
Head.— \at mort
it
2d mortgage
Wilmington 4 Weldon—Al rling bds
Sterling bonds
fiinklng
A
Worrnstel- it
«>(.—1st M., guar, by B.
iVrtsA^a— stock
&
per
t
500.000
1,666,600
2.500,000
3,000 000
5,000,000
3,000.000
1,500,000
2.000,000
500,000
1
7
J.& J.
A.*0.
7
6
7
A.'itO.
M.&S.
J.'&'j.
A.'&O.
7
10
3,275,000
1,309,000
400,000
1,000,000
979,000
676,000
4,000,000
250,000
aoo.ooa
N. T.,Nat. Bit of Com,
do
do
do
do
do
6
4
Boston.
D.
M.& N.
do
do
do
,1.
6
7 f
7
6
7
7
&
J.&
J.&
J.&
J.
4;
J.
J.
J.
J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.&,).
J.&
7
7
J.
& ,1.
A.&O,
J.
7
S
7 f
A.&O.
J.'&J.
6
8
8
7
6e.
J.& J.
J.& J,
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
J.& D.
SK
7
7 f
F.'&A.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
.\.&0.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
Chesapeake
1st
A
—
Delaware stock
mortgage
Chesapeake
50
'.'
(originally $2.800,000)
var
OAlo— sttjck
(k
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Gtiaranteod Sterling Loan
Honda having next preference
25
'.'..
Prlaicare Division—itoc\L
1st
6
A.&O.
6 f
7
mortgage
Dela'care it Hudson—sioc\t
Registered Bonds
llexistercd
'.
Bonds
;
RiV'latc-eil n,mt\a
'.'.'
Dela. it tiaritaii-stitck
'.''"'
Lehtiih Coal <f- XavtgaUonstoQ^..
Loan, convertible, coupon, gold
1st mortgaif e reglsteretl.
'.'.'..'.
1st mort. re^lsleied,
Mort. loan, on equipments &c., gold
Lo.iii cover; ibic Into stock till I)«c., *72'
1871
Iflt
'2d
1,0 JO
1,001
1,000
1,000
'
Co.— stock
50
mortgage
1,000
100
100
mortgage
mortgage
1,000
1,000
Boat, loan
Preferred slock scrip dividend
Pennsr/leaiiia—siock
Ist inirt., u.
by Peno. RR.,
Schuylkill X'iD.
s.
var
vas
90
—stock, commou $5,000,000.
f.
1,000
50
50
Preferred stock
mortgage
2d mortgage
Isl
Cdiinnon bonds
Imiirovcm nt bonds.....
Bo:ti and car loan'...
Boat nnd car loan
f!usq. ,1- Tide ITaUr—stock
Maryland loan
Loan of January 1,1878
Preferred Interest bontU
Union —stock
l*t
mortgage
800,000
15,000,000
1,500,000
3,500,000
1,00(1
Jforr/*— stock, conaoUdated
Preferred stock
Ist
1,000
100
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
so
HR
JfrtwHiffaffltt A'tip,
1683,350
18IS3
1864
1,000
1.000
1,000
i,iao
1,000
1,000
90
.',
1,500,000
4,999,400
8,739,800
980,000
5,635,099
2,000,000
5,000,000
1,<96,S79
1,003,800
103,000
1,025,000
1,175,000
500,000
285,000
236,965
103,164
4,3»7,»60
2,438,000
1.90S,2tn
2,888,977
1,751,213
4,016,670
171,354
309,500
800,000
683,950
3,002,746
1,000,000
1,309,000
335,000
2,907,890
8,000^
1895 Late Atchison and Pikes
Cost of
P.
1896-7-8
road, &c., $3,723,700.
(v. 14, p. 43.)
1, 1890 Stock, $500,000. Cost of road. &c. $1,000,000,
Dec, 1871 Formerly Black Riv.
Utlca. Net earnJuly, 1878
ings. 1859-70. $
Dec. 1, 1871 Leased to Vt. Cen(., 8 p.c. on stock.
&
Vt. & Canada is leased and included
he 185m. operated. Vt C. also leases
the Rutl.; Og. & L. Champ., Stanstead
do
Bank
M. T., Continental
do
do
do
do
Phils., Girard Nat Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
4
6
6
7
7
&
S.
& Chambly and
Net earn'gs yr endine Mar. 1, 1871, $135,488.
The int. on end. and loan bonds to Jan.,
1869, and on uuend. bonds to April 1866,
converted into a 7 per cent pref. stock.
Road aud equip.. $3,036,643. (v. 12, p.753.)
In progress, to be48m.
Conaol., Nov.. 1870. and now operated as
N. y. & Lynchburg
Jan!,' 1878
the Va. & Tenn. dlv. of the Atlantic,
do
do
July. 1884
Miss. & O. R,>., 201m.
Lynchburg to
do
do
Mch I, 1900 Bristol, Tenn. Gross earning, year enddo
do
Jan. 1,5865
ing Sept. 30. 1870, $l,0«S.8i2, operating
1871-78
do
do
expenses, $636,785, net revenue, $127,036.
do
do
(V. 12, n.781j v. 13, p. 807.)
Jan. 1, 18
>J. Y., Bull's Head Bank
Operated by Erie.
N. y ., Farnham,G. & Co. June, 1890 In progress. Leased to N. London North.
Julyil871 Leased to Dela., Lack. & West., which
N. Y., Del., L. & w. RR.
1B75
claims $643,161 for double track, &c.
Plilladelphla, office.
Apl 1,1891 Old debts all retired by this issue.
N. Y..Souttcr& Co.
do
do
do
do
Bait., Citizens N. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
to $613,400.
line W. Pi. to Selina, 138m. Br. to
lika. 30m.
do
do
do
6
Jan., 1890
Jan., 1890
Capital stock, $650,000,
fied In list.
13, p. 840.)
Jan!'!,' 1885
Stock paid.
BonOs,
$250,724
;
1869-9, $154,827.
Leased to B. & O., at
Dividends in 7 years,
$27,000 per year.
65 p. c. (v. 14, p,4S.)
$
Stocks,
last Dlvi'd.
Dec,
do
1871
July, 1836
Baltimore.
Del. City to Chesap. City, Md. Net earnings from operations, 1870, $395,082,
is-io
London.
1890
1885
Baltimore.
Philadelphia, office
do
N. Y„ Bk of Commerce
N. Y., ofilce, 71 Bway.
do
do
&
Cost, $875,000.
In progress, 32>^m.
State endorsement on $1,000,000.
Floating debt, $263,521. (liioss earnings, 6
mos., 1870, $87,735.
Net earnings, year ending Sept. SO, 1870.
Principal,
by Whom.
do
7
7
1871.
Leased to Vt. Cent-, at
when Due
Where Payable and
do
$526,700.
L. er., 1.1'2S,000 ac.
$20,000 pr yr
txs.
(V. 13. p. 498.)
To be completed,
LIST.
Philadelphia, office,
5
7 f
7 f
Cost
Jan. 1, 1896 of road, &e., $3,671,l»l,
Feb., 18S(i $3,aX),000 at 3 p.c, till 1873. Own'd M.&St.P
Feb.. 18:2 Control, of several roads and branches,
March,1883
Camden to Cane May, Salem & Swedesboro,126m. Net earning*, 1871, $100,141.
,Iune, 1896
Oct., 1899
and Loudon
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
4
6
(v.
1890
1,
J.& J.
1873
New York.
J.& J. Phila.. Girard Natl Bank July 1,1
M.&N. N. Y., J. M. PickroU. May 1, 1900
1887-97
J.& J.
Wilmington, N. C.
A.&O. Phila., DeHaven & Bro Oot.,lP00
A.&O.
do
Jan., 1902]
do
1881
J.& J.
London.
1885
M.&N.
do
1896
J.& J. N.Y.,N.Bkof Repnbllc
J.& J.
July 1,1887
Bait.. B. & O. RR.
J.& J.
Jan.,18r2
Worcester. Office.
per*! J^^S? •
Cent. P»yable.
Ope-
Jan.l, 1S90 In progress Irom Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
Jan. 1, 1890 to WlUiamsport, Md., 80m., and Relay to
.Ian., 1890
Balto., 7m. Several issues of bds have
Jan., 1890
the endorsement of Bait. City, as speci-
In progress.
Kew York
Main
Net earnings, 1869-70, 18,200,
Apr. 1.1893 Leased to Pa. RR. Stock, $1,032,450.
Philadelphia, Office.
do
1890 Stock, »1,000,(J».
1,
Income bonds amount
Ian.
J.
J.&'j.
lines.
1880
A.&O.
}'
other
Jniy,"lS71 Leases Troy & Greenf. till completion of
July 1, 188S Hoo-ac Tunnel. Net income, 1870-71,
July 1, 1879 $162,866, above interest, (v. 14, p. 43.)
Oct., 1880 Leased till 18!5 lo liu land RR. Back In
Oct., 1860
teresc unn^id of considerable amount.
Oct., 1859
M.y ..Farmers' L.&T.Co. Apr.
F.&A. N.Y., Mil. & St. P. KU.
F.&A. Camden, N.J.Co'sofflce
M.&8.
do
J.
in
1876-77
Boston, office,
do
.!.& J.
1,880,800
1,997,872
8,229,594
2,000,000
4,375,000
1,699,500
60
May 1,
July
Nov'.'i,'l886
1891
J.&.J.
Amount
Outstanding.
Sept. 1874
April. 1896
The
J.'& D.
263,000
576,887
197,777
710,000
141,400
1,435,100
Miles
of •
lease rent,
$35,9.5. Deficit made un from surplus f*d.
Issued by Troy & guar by BRs. using T.U.
Apr. 1, 1910 In progress, 28m.
Opened, May, 1869. Net earnings Ist fiscal
N. Y. & Boston.
189iM9
year, $2,567,493; 2d year, $3,435,257; Isl
U. S. Treas., at maturity
6 months of 3U year, $2,450,219.
See
N. y. & Boston.
1887
Chkoniolb, v. 13, p. 835; V. 14. p. 220.)
CANAL STOCK AND BOND
DESCUIPION.
nef. llSTjllS"; int.. tl99,8S7;
do
.
7
3
7
Operates 55ra of road. In year ending
Sept SO. 1870, gross earnings were $478,263.
1887
1885
1875
Ofllce at Tnckerton.
M. & S.
do
A. &0.
London.
& N. N. y.. Company's ofHce.
U S. Treas. at maturity.
.J.'&J.
N. Y.,10th Nat. Bank.
J. & U.
Utica & N. Y.
,T. &,J.
TJtIca & N. Y.
J. &D.
Boston E. Dlakc & Co.
1,2.50.000
For explanation of all rcferen-es see C'nal
foot notes on Ist page of Rli. Tables.
liiocks,
lastDlvl'd
M.
2,500.000
O.
when Due,
Where Payable and
by w hom.
I
M.ft N.
2,86ll,00n
550,100
300,000
386,000
114,000
293,200
713,000
850,000
127,000
1,108,000
225,438
750,000
3,506,800
494,000
990,000
816,000
113,000
118,129
204,200
350,000
462.000
1,800,000
511.400
1,250,000
750,000
600,000
l,2*i,000
200.000
400,000
300.000
800,000
400,000
1,400,000
1,400,000
When
Payable.
•t
850,0;X)
Fund bonds
W'.whester
1,600,000
1,600,000
8.10,000
l,0'J0,00O
h
1,000
isiii
West Wise— HI M., gid, s. f.,l.g ., conv...
WltUehall it Plattsourff— 1st mortgage
Kate
Cent.
do
do
Feb., 1872 Leased to Lehleh Coal & Nav. Co., at Int,
July 1, 1S78 on bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on stock.
Feb., 18T2 Engaged in coal opera'fons. Ca h dlv. in
6 yrs, 116 p. ct. Stock ill 1862, $7,500,000
1877
Leases Alb. & Susi). »nd Hens. & S. RR.
1884
1391
Camden & Amboy RR;
May, 1867 Net revenue from canal In
N.Y., Office N,J,Cen.RE Jan., 1872 See
3
1870, $181,042.
1894
Large Investment in lands, mine?, &c.
Cost of canal, &c., $l,455,fl(Kl, and of L.
1884
do
1897
Su-quehanna KR. and equip.. $14,397,580.
do
1897
(3ent. RR. of N. J. assumes $2,310,000 of
do
1877
gold loan of 18»7. (v. 12, p. 465. 689.)
Pittsburg OiHce.
Jan., 1872 Net revenue, 1870, $130,187. Dlvs., It) per
iV.
N. B'kof Com'cc. July 1, 1887
cent, per annum.
Leh. Val. RR. Co.. Ihiia. F A., 1872 Leased. April, 1871, to Lehigh Valley RR.
do
do
for 999 yrs. The lessees assuming bds
Feb., 1872
do
do
aying 10 p. c, per annum on
scrip
April, 1876
(v.
do
do
pref. stock, and 4 on consul, slock,
April, 1876
do
do
Oct., 1889
12, p. 714.)
do
do
Feb., 1887
Wyoming merged Into, and West Brancb
Philadelphia! office.
aud Susq. owned by P., C. C.
Jul'y'i910
ReadFeb 20, 1872 Leased from June 1, 1370, to PHI.
Feb 20, 18T2 for 999 years, at annual rent of $655,000,
Philadelphia, office,
March. 1872 Including certain r"al and personal proCost of
H.
do
Jan., 1882
p rty conveyed lo P.
do
do
Jan., 1876
canal, fix' ures, real estate, boats, cars,
do
do
May, 1870
&c., $18,206,009.
do
do
May, 1888
do
do
May, 1889
Philadelphia, office,
I'
do
do
do
do
6
5b-
do
Y
&
6 f
50c.
25c.
6
6
6
6
6
7
&
1
&
&
"e'
PUiIa.,"l8't"Na't'.
6
do
do
M,i;N,
Bank,
do
^o
Philadelphia, ofttce.
Leased to Reading RR. for Interest on
bonds and half of net earnings. (T. 14,
isss
Jan,
'
1,
1878
p. 77.)
1894
May 'l','l883
Gross receipts,
1870. $59,962;
peuses, $K,749.
Nominal
operatins ex
cost, $5,907,80 |,
,
...
Commercial
COTTON.
df
rOM*JKRClAT7 EPIIOME.
total receipts since the first ot
ba'.es
aaosiPTs
1
Sew
wuek at-
Orleana
bales
renne«800,&c
i
]
was done for Liverpool, but the London steamers
up with corn at 6^d. and provisions at 25s.
In wool there has been a very heavy movement, mainly in
domestic pulled, at 78@90c., Cape al 46@48c., Texas at 35
@50o., California fall clip at 36@40c., and Mestiz.i at 38@
40c.; of these qualities nearly three million pounds were
quiet, with stocks materi-
Cloveiseed
has declined to 9^@10^c. for Ohio and
Tallow has been steady at 8f @9^c , the sales
being mostly prime country and Western 'it 9^c. Whiskey
is lower at 91c.
Hides have urther advanced; prime dry
Buenos Ayres 27^@28c. gold, and city slaughter ox llf@
Indiana.
I
12c. currency.
Leather also advancing.
Tobacco has been quiet. Stocks of old crop are reduced and
.assortments poor, while the cold weather has prevented the
new crop being marketed. Of Kentucky leaf the sales
have been 350 hlids., about equally divided between export
and consumption. Prices have ruled about as la-t quoted
;
lugs, 8@9e; common to good leaf,
In seed leaf,
13c.
there bus been rather more doing than las^ week, but the
sales are still small, including 400 cases Ohio, and 50 do
9^
new Western on pnvate terms, and 200 ciscs sundry lots
at 20@55c.
In Spatii.h tobacco the sales embrace 500 bales
Havana at 95c@*l 10. Manufactured tobacco dull and
iins'ittled.
East India goods have been quiet. Metals have been
without special feature, but prices have shown a slight up
ward tendency in pig iron and tin plates. Petroleum closes
firm at 22@22^c for refined, but crude has declined to 12|c.
Oils have shown some improvement in crude sperm, but
crude cotton seed oil has declined to 50c. Naval stores
closed dull at *4 75 for strained rosin, and 88c for spirits
turpentine.
Fruits and fish have been fairly active at
1871.
S7.513
J,009
4,754
8,204
3.640
6.018
Hec'd thit week at-
62,780
1812.
Uobllo
little
ruled very dull.
making the
saoxiPTS
Anc.'il tills
filled
Hops have
three weeks since,
of (i30,823 bales. The details of the receipts for this week (as pe
telegraph) and the corresponding week of 1871 are as follows
the steamers have obtained 6^d, for corn, 6^ 1, for wheat,
^d. for cotton, and 25s,, with sail rates nominally abiut
Ve.=sels for charter have been in d«m-tiid at
the same.
higher rates; grain to Cork for orders, 53. 6d@5-'. 9d, ineluding two baiks on Wednesday at th'i high.-r rate.
Ti-
steady prices.
it appears that the
have reached 77,037 balea a({ainst
bales the previous week, and 03,688
against 3,787,780 bales for the same
period of 1870-71, showing a decrease since September 1 this year
Freiijhts have slightly improved, especially for Liverpool,
for which port there is a great sjarcity ot sail room, and
is
the figures tlius obtained
September, 1871, 3,166,957
—
sold in a few days, but the close
ally reduced.
From
8,96U bales last week, 86,33({
t>aleg
busines.1.
day
we
receipts for the seven days
Congress
Cotton advanced and then declined, cbising ^c. lelow last
Friday; Middling Uplands, 22ic, Flour has advanced, closing
at $.5 70@7 10 for shipping extras.
Wheat, though more
activp, has been without f.iriher advance, closing dull at
*1 56@1 61 for No. 2 spring, and $1 60@1 G3 for No. 1
do. Corn has declinod to 70@71c. for new Western mixed.
Groceries have beca dull and uneetlled with pr<-tty uniform
depreciation in prices.
Provisions have been leas active, and early in the week
leading hog products showed some weakness, but this has
latterly been recovered, and in lard a slight improvement
was established on Wednesday, prime Western steam being iu demand at 9-Jc.; short clear baon moving fairlv at
7f c, with othc- cuts somewhat neglected ; and now mess
pork selling more freely at very full prices. Beef has been
steady.
Butter more active in the low grades for export,
but at e:isier prices, and cheese quite dull, with increased
supplies coming forward from the interior.
To-day, nies*
pork sold for iinnn-diate d. livery to the extent of about 1,000
bbls. at $14 20@14 25, with contracts for the summer
months at |il4 50. L:ird and bicon, however, were quiet
and unchanged.
|>i)rtn,
Feb. 33.
''otal
is throwing gn^at uncertainty into the trades, unsettling values and destroying
in
28, 1879.
from th«
are in posseRaion of the returnaiihowiog the
receipts, exports, Sic, of cotton for the week ending tbia evening
tea to twelve cents, may become a law.
The Senate also
proposes a reduction of Ion per cent on nearly all import
Thij movement
Fbidat, p. M., Feb.
by ua to-nlKht
received
lal«(frama
siiecial
Sauthorn
93. 187i.
The occurrenco of !i oloso holiday 1ms beoii an obstacle to
trade dnrini; the past week ; but tliu chief disturbing influence has been the p.issagu by the House of liepresentn lives
of a bill to abolLsh the duties on coffee and ten ; and the
Grocers' Bo.'vril of Trade has met to protest against tlie prol(pnged agitation of the subject before action can be taken.
It seems to be generally conceded that
the House bill will
not pass the Senate, but it is not improbable thst the Senate
bill to reduce the import duty on coffee to two cents, and on
duties.
263
iJ^imca.
KiiiDAY NIOHT. February
:
:
THE CHRONICLE.
February 24 1872.]
^\)t
;
:
Florlda
ini.
i8t9.
balea.
9M
«9«
16.720,
Virginia
7,065
ii,an»
7,308
1!1J)J8
9,591
7,902'
17 037 1M,6(1
Decrease thU year
59.6241
....
Tlie exports for the week ending this evening reach a total ot
which 66,638 were to Ureat Britain, 8,130 to
81,055 bales, of
France, and 6,387 to reiit of the Continent, while the stocks as
Below we give
made ap this evening, are now 549,611 bales.
the exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding week of last season, as telegraphed to us from the various
ports to-night
Kzported to-
Stock.
Total this
Wee* ending „ „.,
O.Brit.
Beb
[few Orleans.
23,596
3 818
Mobile
1,011
2.187
11.662
5,576
I'.ey
York...
Other porta..
11.531
9
New
"
413
66,6:18
....
1
U7S9
59,131
13,9S4
8,768
17,143
8,593
18,612
2,561
6,467
Savaunah
Texas
since Sent.
31,624
6,015
8,022
14.616
5,576
Contln't
8,0«
Charleston...
Total
1811.
413
Franco
23.
Same w'k
week.
914,936
I'.aco
'229
....
1
I
6,287
183.T27
3,130
138,143
ai.o,w
1,236.803
ISIl.
1872.
286.488
80,924
31,428
228,10i
64,S67
23,1U
vi.m
66,019
44.061
93.950
30,000
125,218
1,696.183
08,101
IM.IOO
34,000
519,641
693.218
From the foregoing statement it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there is a decrease in
the exports this week of 44,193 bales, while the stocks to-night are
143,579 bales less than they were at this time a year ago. The
following is our usual table showing tlie movement of cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to Feb. 16, the latest mail dates.
do not include our telegams to-night, as we cannot insure the
accuracy or obtain the detail necessary by telegraph.
We
BROKXPT8
«XPOET«D SINO» B»PT. 1 TO— Coast8IN0«8«PT.l.
wise Stock.
1871.
1870. Britain France For'gn Total. PorU.
TOUTS
,
1
New Orleans
882,453
247*12 293.950
220.062 263,658
376,179 573.552
152,960 ; 52,889
65,50lii J26.177
13,126'
7,407
411,047
66.780
209.542, 330,6««
43.58s
60,815
708,321
Mobile
Gbarleston
Savannah
Texas
New York
Florida
North Carolina
93,;74
56.1187,
2,235
33,576
525
115,361!
64,126
229,979
1
Total this year
'2089,920
....
...
469,711
^6:g?
ii0,S61
4,SiS
7,rii
l'259
!6,70S
115,775
109,361
119,406
106,769
45,201
236,250
3°,966
500
52,:-i29
78.507
201,866
19,285
69,(r2a
231,254
69.482
29,517
74,238
47.799
94,811
13".426
:':'
i
Other ports
Total last yea-
2»S.717i
74.064'
l'2S9
12,805
849,298 iiso.oio
2651,119 1902,695
1.494
36,501
203,986
S,97>
4,4a
19,000
177,440 1155,748
750,405
569,641
276.746 158C,935
766,94;
703^3
market the past week has been interrupted by the occur
rence of Washington's birthday, which was oljserved as a close
Tlie
holiday. Aside from this circumstance, however, there has been
in spot cotton a general dnlness prevailing, the result of the high
prices shutting out, as they do, tlie operations to any extent of
shippers, and also producing a want of confidence in present values
among our spinners. Purchases, therefore, for consumption and
export have continued small still our mills are supposed to be
pretty well stocked up. And this fact, together with the greater
economy in consumption in Europe, (which is necessarily being
produced by the high prices,) and the rapidity with which the
India crop is being h urried forward are making all parties more cautious.
Transactions, therefore, have continued small, and prices
;
which on Saturday last advanced ^c. have again gradually settled
down, closing to-night at a loss on the week of ^c, (or a loss of ^c.
since Saturday,) notwithstanding receipts have been very limited,
favoring the smaller crop idea. For forward delivery there has been
a good business doing, the decline being less marked than for spot
cotton.
The last quotations for futures were (basis low middling) 23|c. for February, 33 7-16c. for March, 23c. for April,
33|c. for May, and 33 7-16c. for June. The total sales of this description for the week are 94,150 bales, including
free on
board. For immediate delivery the total sales foot up this week
11,339 bales, including 4,339 for export, 3,439 for consumption,
779 for speculation, and 3,873 in transit.
Of the above, 18
bales were to arrive. The following are the closing quotations
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low
perlb.
Mlddlluff
MUldllriK.
MftldllnK
Good
I
28X»...
Below we give the sales of spot and transit cotton and
Upland* at tliia nuurket each day of the paat week
price ot
:
.
:
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H
1
.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
264
[February 24, 1872.
we have
C.n. Spec
Elp'l. suinp.
8atard»7
Monrtny.
Tuesday
303
Ml
MO
1«
2,«S
25
609
748
115
211
817
191
50
4.S19
2.439
779
Wednesilay...
Thnr»<lay...
1,^00
700
,
1,9-2
ToUl..
21X
21
22 ><
21
20)4
Holi
l.OM
.
Friday
2,387
3,889
3.026
lay
20
23H
23H
23^
22V
22V
2J«
22X
22
22
20X
20X
963
187
>»id-
ord'ry. Ord'ry, Mldl'g. dlinK
Total.
.11.
Ulll'll
471
Good
Tran-
23>i
11,329
3.872
free on board)
For forward delivery the galea (inclnding
have reached durinor the weeli 04,]5() hales (all low middling or on
the basis ol low middling), and the Ijllowing is aatalement of the
Bales and prices
bale«.
4 400
bales.
cts.
300 not. alter
101
22 5>;
ets.
bales.
For February.
lOOBi't not..2iK
!!%
au
22 9-16
700
400
32H
4,90.)
J3V
2J 11-16
5,200
5,600
22 1316
4.4'Xi
a-i
2,sro
1,600
"Jli
1,600
22 1--16
900
100
mi
5,300 total
22
tm
March.
82H
loo
-i^yz
23
l,ro^
;,200
401)
22 0-16
100
100 not. after
13'4
2i 3-l«
23 k'
23 5-16
I,()U0...,
1.6-0
5,f00
4,600
22X
6th
2S 5-16
100
1(0
900
601
TOO
23?«
23 7-16
23X
.23^
23 13-16
..23«
24
June.
23 :S16
1(10
600
May.
.21
paldto exchange
August.
24
100
"
»«i;.
"
.
We have a despatch
Movements op Cotton at the Interior Ports. — Below we
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
shipments for the veek.and stock to-night and for the corresponding week of 1871
;
—
It
;
;
;
Augusta
3,603
Columbus
608
Macou
530
Montgomery...
677
th(j writer has estimated the American crop too high, etc.,) but yet
there is iu it enough which is beyond tiuestion to make speculators in future cottons at high prices very cautious.
stated
some weeks since our opinion that buying contracts on speculative account for the late spring and early summer months at
the
current prices was not a safe business, and we think the article in
queiition will convince even the most sceptical of its
hazzardous
nature.
We
BoMB.VY
SiirPMENTS.— Our Bombay telegram received to-night
gives the shipments to Great Britain for the week at
39 000 bales
auJ to the continent, 17,000 bales, while the receipts
at Bombav
dunug the same time have been 45,000 bales. The movement
since the fir^t of January is as follows. These are
the fin-ures of
\\. Nu'ol & Co., of Bombay, and are for the
week "ending
°
Mondav
.-ShlpmenlB this week to^
Great
Cooi»n..
uni
It
I
to^
Great
Con-
VJl'.'jl'?-
lum
""""t
48,'
Total,
21300
17,00J
«,3«0
I'rom the f.rogoing
^Shipments since Jan.
56,000
tlncut.
89.(«iO
15.(100
00
195,I1U)
85,000
1,693
10,004
863
748
17,086
18,078
108,-00
Nashville
1,030
543
Week's
receipts.
T"
last
^^««^'« shipments to Great
d'.i„'^,7 34.000 b,(1..8, and tliat the
Brila.n of oVnnr^TT'"
total movement since Jan 1
shows an increase in shipments of Sfi.r.OO hsilos «,-», ti,„
pments
80,500 bales over the cor\"
-"^
ue
thi
Gi-NNV Baos. B.vggino, &c.-Cloth is
stil! held with much con
nad there is some disposition
shown
fidcnce
future
to pure aseXr
sales are 135 tales native
at ^Oc gold "n
do. at lie, gold, in bond
500 rolls d-mies'tic
at 17c.. and 2..500 rolls,
at
-rUere l.«- been an increased
demand
d_H ivorp-.
The
bond; 2.,0 bales
prompt, delivery,
180
;
f^rfutirdenZ
bag and he i^;:
The tdegrams from
f"or
of holders are that higher prices will
rule.
Calcutta are favorable to hicher Dric,,. l,»r„
higher i)rice8 here.
,
, ,
, ,„
,
J^°
at 12c. gold in bond 2.j0 bales, to arrive
.
«»!.! are
Sales ':?^A,!,^"?'"
300 bales
per" Edith Warren at
and 100 bales per "Omineta,' a' 13ic. gold,
'."'"'"
in
•,
,
and quite nominal in price. Jute is in light bond, llomu is
demand -1
«iles sol:? on private terms.
Jut» butts have ifeen
:
12c.,
,,,i
dull
-.
,
33,626
13,148
15,686
9,404
8,860
41,224
8,434
30,346
35,861
118,382
1,4.50
same period
last year.
Tlie receipts have also been 13,260
than the same week last year.
Below we give our table showing the exports of cotton from
at the
bales
less
New York
New York aince
Exp»rtR ot Cotton (bales) from
WKEK KNDINO
Total
EXPORTED TO
Jan.
31.
Liveri>ool
Feb.
7.
7,780
Sept.ltlSTl
Feb.
to
date.
Feb.
21.
14.
229,030
Same
lime
prev.
year.
949
10,475
339,068
6,734
11,551
229,979
345,80-3
9
381
119
11,561
7,8.31
other British Ports.
Total to Gt. Britain
10,475
na\-ro
79
7,780
7,831
19
Other French ports
lotal Frencb
79
75
9
19
122
Bremen and Hanover.
2-29
1,133
67
9.079
5,088
7,429
6,575
21,596
5.143
Hamburg
299
Other ports
Total to N. Europe
1^
229
Spain Oporto* Oibraltar&c
S.315
Ail others
1,196
Total Spain,
Sec.
2,317
1,196
Grand Total...
10,1176
7,874
7,898
I
238,250
11,789
869,711
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. 1, 1871
NEW YORK
bkok'ts ntox-
'^""^
in excess of a year ago.
\Vc have nothiB<r
I I-IT
"
W(-k with regard to the condition nf tl,.. „
,.
.
of the crop at i>
Bombay "
-
10,975
3,570
3.195
1,463
1,669
2,4i2
2,511
21,424
3,147
nie above totals show that the interior stocks have decreased during the week 993 bales, and are tonight 31,317 bales leas than
17:ilOO
Total.
would appear that compared with
"'1'
3,828
1,241
1,441
1,841-
87,005
Memphis
840
rUw
23,600
Stock. Receipts. Shipments. Stock.
1,148
10,517
3,031
—
make would be very unsatisfactory.
Cotton Prospects.— An article on this subject, in our editoria
columns bearing the well known signature B. F. N., will attrac
very general attention, and we think deserves close study. Many
may disagre.? with it iu some of its facts (as for instance we think
1872^ ,-Week ending Feb. 23,1871-,
17,290
9,858
10,343
7,455
3,795
33,767
5,053
Seliua
;
—We
llrltalu,
23,
Receipts. Shipments
has rained on one day i
At New Orleans it has been showery
at Galveston tliia week.
during two days, and there has been rain the same number of
days at Sel ma, at Montgomery, Mobile, Columbus, Maon and
Savannah. At Charlcstou it has been cold and dry all the week,
and at Memphis there has been a slight rain two clays, the rest of
the week having been pleasant. The thermometer has averaged
at Mempliis, 44 Charleston, 43 Macon, 49 Columbus, 51 S^ma
and Savannah, 5,5, and at Galve.stou,.')9.
OvEUL.^ND Movement of Cotton.
have received very
many imjuiries with regard to the overland movement of cotton,
but liave not answered them as we were attempting to ))repare
our usual statement showing its extent and direction up to Jan. 1.
As yet, however, our returns from some of the more imiwrtant
routes have failed to reach us. while others show so considerable
a falling off compared with last year as to make it doubly necessary to receive the full figures to see if there has not been some
change in the movement an increase in one direction balancing a
decrease in another. In the meantime any estimate we could
r.v TEr.EGitAPii.
2,204,300
None.
by cable tonight which atates that of the 90,000 bales
"Stock rest of Continent," 43,000 bales compose the
Weekending Feb.
Muvch for 300 AprilItOF.-b. for 100 April.
WKATnER Reports
37,000
161,000
693,3 IS
118,382
These figures indicate a decrease in the cotton in sight to-night
of 16.366 bales compared with the same date of 1871.
.'iOO
"
Vc.
850
43,000
4,600
2,750
25,000
290,000
2,188,034
Total
•
liX) Feb. for 100 Mcli.
lOOFeb. forlOi; Mch.
Uc.
400
200,000
13,000
14,500
90,000
160,000
22,750
20,678
283,000
549,641
87,065
—
70;)tot\l .luly.
The following exchanges have been made during the week
l-lOc.
1871.
764,000
76,000
stock at Amsterdam.
For July.
23V
total
in Liverpool
bales.
in London
in Glasgow
in Havre
in Marseilles
in Bremen
rest of Continent*
Afloat for (Ireat Britain (American)
Afloat for Havre (American and Brazil)..
Afloat for Bremen (American)
Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland towns
credited in the above to
5,700 total
23 11-16
1872.
506,000
181,000
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
23V
700
700
603
23X
2i%
23 13-16
2:!«
seasons:
23 11-16
l''or
S,'!50
.23X
.June.
23«
2S 7-16
1,900
1,500
l.«X)
1,000
1,200
M6
23
For
1,.3(«
For May.
SOO
700
100
550
For A prii.
1,400
11-16
-23
31,610 total April.
a.i
total
.!S,900
For March.
13^
i.Me
9.900
FebV.
2,UX)
6,0(«
2,000
UlC
cte.
bales.
7-1')
-uy:
23 9-16
3.90(1
n%
1,3I»
ctB.
23
prepared the following table, showing the quantity of
cotton In sight at this date (February 23) of each of the two past
™
.
leis active 'fnd
T"'"/"'""' "' '!>'<•"" ''"ve not been obtained.
Sales are
ISi^V
1,000 l.ale.^ January shipment at 3|c. gold; 500 bales
on soot on
private terms, and 300 bales iu Boston at
^
Sic currency
of Cotton Made tp by Cabm and
Tele
ORAPii.-Hy cable .e have to-night the stocks at all the
Visir.i.E Suppr.Y
porta, the India cotton afloat for all of Europe,
and the
afloat for each port as given below.
From figures
European
American
thus received
New
Orleans..!
Texas
[
Savannali
Mobile
Florida
S'th Carolina.
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
North'm Ports
Tennessee, ,S:c
Foreign
Total this year]
Total last year]
—
Shipping News. The exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 83,090
bales.
So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in Tii K Chronicle last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back.
With regard to New York,
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared \\\t to Wednesday,
night of this week
:
•
New York—To
Liverpool, per steamers Abyssinia,
1.1112.
.
Total balesRepnhlic,
..Spain, 1,144. ...City of Washiugton, 1-27. .. Hiissla, 905
....Idaho, 2,943. ...Erin, 1,184. ...per ships Lord Strathnairn, 802
1,6)6.
.
:
:
.
.
.
.
l,IH<l....KlnsSvurre. l.SOO
Havre, per ehlps Harry Morse,
To
'
.'
5,»8n
To Bremen,
per hark
'.*..'
1,208
Tu .Vntwerp, per bark \V. H. Jeiikint*. 2.2-10
To Ralllxh I'orl. per ^hip Canlerhury. 3,!l0ft
To IJjircelona. per bark WcKtfold. 2.374
Momi.K— To Liverpool. jK-r pliip Oi-cyliound, .S,'ii9
.!.!.*!!!'
To Barreionn. per l>ark Pordieho. 7*0 .. .. per brig Prlncip«, 44<i ...
Patannah— To Liverpool, per barkKCoiiatancla. 1.21.MJplaud ...Virgin
9
Savannah
Texas
Boston
229
8,355
1,678
54,010
7(10
a«».MO
11R.150
lr..O20
ll.tlO
806,650
487,750
81 «l«0
M.480
To
this
3.110
M70f
1,100
Stocka.—
Same
this
date
Dee.
81,
1871.
1871.
278.730
60.650
1(.«.800
64.080
49,750
66.1
307
3.3901
56.090 (
177,400
S7«,770
6 0,390
5(>6,i.C0
.3:13
16,040
Total
98,714
i;,550
481,891
498,980
604.090
BRE ADSTUFFS
7,52
,3
FniDAT
The market showed
during the
first
p. M..
February
23. 1878.
considerable buoyancy for Hoar and wheat
half of the past week, but latterly there has bctn
some reaction, with corn and oats quite depressed.
During Saturday, Monday and Tuesday there was an active
demand for all grades of flour the local trade bought freely
there was a good business done for the West Indies and South
America, and a few thousand barrels were taken for Great
Britain, the latter at f6 75(30 80 for extra State.
The recent ad;
11.789
a,230
S..374
49,8ii8
4.785
9. .310
6,553
7.'-'5
may
vance in flour
1,2 8
1,907
14,S(S0
MM
300
11,811
MO
2.
S!l.72.5
Bast Indian..
a.atio
*M0
47.180
27,420
440)
Thla
week.
American.
1871
16.140
43,830 117,420
9.810
To
fn.240
17.840
7.9H0
•i.:c»
'22.410
«™1
-Imports..
40
....
1,208
5,947
5,980
2S.140
20,090
300
....
50,016
(i0.8<0
imt.
2ftl.1(tO
I8.n20
1
24.0^
1
6,5.Vt
Total
10.!20
ArcriK*
weekly n\f*
807.020
l«,«:iO
I8.23!t
2 !M7
1.166
75*
MOO
IM
».»20
Smyrna A Or'k
W. Indian
Ham- Ant- BarHavre. Bremen. burg. werp. celona. Total.
S,i)30
.^n
'Brazilian.
The particulars of these shipments, arranged in our usual form
are as follows
8.HI9
4,323
,
37.120
8
420
I
('•"'''
rota)
82,U90
Mobile
8,810
Ecyptlan
Smyrna A Greek
West Indian, &c
(1.220
4fl0
J.V)
1..S.V)
Kgyptian
Total
Cork.
2
28.(i.'.fl
4 .j^S
.
.
.
'«19
l',\m
.
Liverpool
2C5
(l.iisn
S 374
eK'arnicn. 2,112 Upland. .. Clemenlina. IITfi I'p'nnd
To Havre, per i<liip Kllen Ooiidy, 2.8BI Upland and a*i Sea Island ...
To Itotlerdani. per bark Nederland 1.7(i(l Iplund
To Barcelona, per bark Maria. 300 I'pland
To St. John, N. B. per brig M. A. Palmer, 40 Upland
Teiai"— To Liverpool, per barkp Erna, I.BflS
Herbert, 3,S95
per
brics Albert, 133. Armor, 421 and 13 Sea Island
Boston— To Liverpool, per steamer Parthia, 752
To Brllleh Provinces, per
,8
11.551
24.218
bales
.l.flOft
;
I
New York
New Orleans..
.
Brazilian
8.30S
1,6*8
l]ao?
s'sBO
AiifftiBle. 1,678
Hamburg, per bark Oryaden.
Amerlcjin
Gaat Indian
Ocnerleve Strickland,
4,14.1
••.210
'I'o
.
•*i.M, BTc, or *u. DsaciniTiowa.
Bale* tills week.
Total
Bame
Ex- 8|icrulathia
period
Trade. port
tlon. Total.
year.
1871.
K,U1
per fteamer P«re(r«, 9
Ilrpmrn p«r •tcamerRhrln. !M
ng
New Oni-EANn— To LUorpool. per Hi-iunpri St LonU, .1.800
Cliryaollt.', 1,74!) ..
piTKhlpn Hnnnnli Piiri-. S,.'iW.. Wh«mpo«, 8.!I0S
I-laiirt llomp, a,a»6
.. Elfaiior Dunn, S.iMO .. ..Jn|ilicr,
1,8U7
ZImi. 2,7M.
per harks John O. Hall, 070
Eva. S,0«
24,M«
To Cork, per phip Eipla, 1,700
per tiarks Cavoiir, 1.800
.Eyr
Il«\'r»,
.
,
.
Uke
...Atlantic King, 448....A*tionoiii«r (oatlm*t«d), 3S0
Eric. 4«0
To
T"
.
THE CHKUNKXE.
Fcbraaiy 24, lb72.J
""
.
.
2 230
8
3,810
be s'ated at
;
per barrel, the greater
2.')(g50c.
',090
improvement being in the finer qualities common txtras from
Inclnded in the above totals are, from New Orleans, 3,9a-) l)alcs to Biltish
spring wheat showing tlit least advance. At the close of TuesPort from Savannah, 1,700 bales to Holtcrdam and 40 bales to St John N B
from Boston, 3 linles to British Provinces.
day's business the higher prices brought out increased offertSfT" The hnrk Hawthorn (which was given in the Chronicle of February 17
as clearing from New Orleans for Antwerp, with 2,211 bales cotton) it has
ings Wednesday was steady
but to-day the market was quiet
since been ascertained by the New Orleans Piice (;•< tent, took out 30 bales
and prices barely supported.
more, making the total cotton cargo of that vessel 2,241 boles.
The wheat market has been quite active, but without further
Gold, Exciianob and FiiBiaHTS. Gold has Uactuated the
past week between UOJ and 111, and the close was llOJ. advance holders, especially on and Fince Tuesday, have seemed
Foreign Exchange market is strong and higher. The followinjf
much more inclined to realize and millers and shippers have
wore the last quotations: London bankers', lonjr, J09f; short.
bought freely at $1 5G.al 56} for No. 2 spring in store, and
llOf, and Commercial, 108S3109.
Freitrhts closed at Jd. by
Btonm and 3-lOd. by sail to Liverpool, Ic. gold by steam and $1 59@1 62 for No. 2 Milwaukee in store and afloat $1 61'ai 64
n-16c. by sail to Havre, and id. by steam to Hamburg.
for No. 1 spring in store and afloat
but on Wednesday, the outside figures could not be realized. Winter wheats have been quiet,
Bt TELKouAPn pnoM Livehpool.
LtvKBPooi, Feb. 2.3—5 P. M.— The market opened quiet and closed dull being held for extreme prices a boat load of amber Indiana sold
w.th iiales footing np 12,000 bales, inciinling 3,000 bales for export and speculaon Tuesday afternoon at $1 72} in store, but clioice amber Michi
tion. The sales of the week have been 97,000 bales, of which 8,000 bales
were
taken for export and 20.000 bales on speculation. The stock in port is 566 000 gan probably could not be had under $1 75 in store.
White
hales, of which 2<)S.0(K) l)ales are Ainurican
The stock of cotton at sea bound
wheats have been firm, but quiet. To-day, buyers reduced their
to Ihia port is 400,000 bales, of which 160.000 bales are American.
bids one cent, but were not able to purchase, and very little was
r-b. 2.
Feb. 9
Feb. 16.
Eeb. 23.
;
•
;
;
;
—
;
;
;
;
—
;
,
Total sales
Bales for export
Sales on speculation
Total stock
Stock of .American...
Total atloat
American
231,000
158.000
15.000
117,000
14.000
M.000
4.3.000
469,000
147.000
49<)000
4.3.5,000
414.000
202,000
.
The
afloat
following table will
Sat.
show the
Mon.
1.57.000
97,000
6,000
20,000
5K«,000
208.000
400.000
1W),000
daily closing prices of cotton for the week.
Uamik
PriceMidrp|-d8.n3.(mil,^<
68,000
6,000
12,000
535,000
168,000
420.001
203.000
Wed.
Tues.
ll)i@....
11,'.'®..
TInirs.
11>.'@...
Fri
U^mTi
Orleans. 11 @11X ... @ll>i \\^%\\h "Ji®.. 11!,®
©11?,'
Trade Report.— The advices from Manchester are less favorable and cans a
t le cotton market.
dulness in
EuBOPEAN AND INDIAN COTroN MARKETS.— In reference to
these markets our correspondent in London, writing under the
date of Feb. 10, states
LivEnpooL, Feb. 10.— The followinj; are the prices of middlinT
°
qualities of cotton, compared with those of last year:
„^^„,^
^-Ord.iMId^
Be> Island
--Fair*
^Same date 1871g d fair ^ ^G'd&f air-.
Mid. Fair. Good
i,"
24
44
SUined
23
50
30
38
Ord. G.Ord.L.Mid.
Mid.G.Mid. M.F. Mid. G.Mid. M.F.
Splsnd
lix
9Jj; V\yi
',%
1111-16 12
US'
''%
8.S'
Mobile
llij
9Ji lOJi
IIX
12
llJi
7 15-16 8».
7Ji
N.Orleans&Texas 1.34 11
117-13 ll.V.
11%
12?i 7,'j
8«
»«
The following are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
this date and at the corresponding periods in the three previous
years1869. 1870.
Hidland
d.
d.
Sea Island 28
18
Upland
II.5-16 M3i
Mobile.
Orleans.
Wi
1871.
d.
1872.
d.
23
lOJi
1869. 1870.
d.
d.
Midland
Pernarabnco.
Vi
tii
9)4
11?i
E?y[)tian
IJroach
9Ji
1871.
d.
1872.
d.
\\x
Ti
9if
5
...
b
Ma W/, ly,
Dhollerah
9Ji
9^
6K 6«,'
Since the comtuenceuient oi the year the transactions on specitla
sion and for export have been
^Actualcxp.from
Actual
.
:
Taken on
»pec. to thia date—,
Liv., Hull A other exp'tfrom
outporta to date
U.K. In
1872,
1871,
1872,
1871,
hales.
bales.
13,040
bales.
I5,»fl
S.804
bales.
26,765
2,940
5S4
124
12.(M8
American...
61.08!)
Rraziiian...
.34,«<)0
Egyptian.
W.
B.
llX)
.
15,8110
920
8.56
Indian..
Indisn..
2,270
116 970
4.50
11,730
2 279
38,186
Total
2.31.070
26,210
77,190
68,031
1S7I.
bales.
302, ;bo
60.;bo
12.H20
16,710
519,490
42,450
91Q,33fl
The following statement shows
f .r the week and year, and also
B'eningl^^:
the sales and imports of cottor
stocks on hand on Thuraday
tlje
done.
Corn has been
active, but at a slight decline
The
in prices.
week have been, a more liberal supply of Southern
corn in good condition, and a greater proportion of damp corn
among the arrivals of new Western mixed. The new Southern
{eatures of the
has mostly sold at 71@72c. for fair to good yellow,
afloat, and 76c.
prime new white. On Wednesday a considerable proportion
o' the new Western mixed offered was not in condition to go forward by sail, and sold at 7l@71}c., while prime sail com sold at
To-day, with liberal receipts and a decline in Liverpool,
72c.
prices were again lower, new Western mixed selling moderately
for
at 70@71c., afloat.
Rye has remained
quiet. Barley has been firm and faiily
but without important feature.
Oats have continued
depressed, and prime No. 2 Chicago have sold at Gl^c in store,
active,
and 54c
To-day, there was no decided change.
are closing quotations:
Floijh
Gkain.
Superfine State and WestWheat-No.2spriug,bu«h.t1
afloat.
The following
tg bbl.
ern
Extra State, &c
Western Spring
$6 20® 6 60
6
7"@
extras
6
6.5
do double extras
do winter wlicat extras
and double e.xtrae
7
25®
7
6
brands
Southern bakers' and
mily brands
25® 10
90® 7
:
Cornmeal— Western, Ac.
Corn meal— Brwine, *c.
61
1
«3
67
75
80
7«
60(a
(j*a> I
1
68
I
1 6B:
1
Corn— Western mixed
25
.
new
Southern,
ly
Rye— State and Canada
lO^
7
flour
56(?t 1
1
1
White Western
Yellow Western.
Western
9 60
Oats— Black
fa-
Soutliern shipp'g extras.
spring
White
f 7 f«
8 85
1
Ked Western
Amber do
Wheat
City shipping extras. ..
City trade aud family
Hye
No.
7 10
8 7S®I0 .'lO
7 25(a 8 60
4 50® 5 15
.1 5fl(^ 3
90
3 >Jb® 4 00
3 20® 3 60
Illinois,
.
Chicago mixed
White Ohio and State..
|
;
61
Barley—Western
|
Slate
1
Canada West
1
Peas— Canada
The movement in breadstuff's at this market has been as follows
-RECEIPTS AT NEW TORK.-EXPORTS PROM NEW TORX.-1871.
1872.
-1872.
Same
Buckwiieat
flour, p.lOOlb.
For the
Since
|
time
.Tan.
!871.
For the
C. meal, " ..
Wheat, DUB.
Corn,
•*
"
Rye,
Biiley,&c "
Oata,
Since
weak.
Jan. 1.
134.942
2S,153
38.830
S.»4<
M6,88C
081
723,571
219,5(l«
1,0IM8M
2I9,M0
»«,oa
162,605
«»
T.«W
S59 400
257.594
22.072
145.840
»,527.h75
965
400
287,r«8
41,164
821412
41,900
367.846
619,501
M,2se
24N026
I'.jVo
8,(l«0
For the
13,895
4.629
.Tan.
27,452
4.451
1.
Since
Jan. 1.
3<W,T33
20,690
week.
Flour, bbls.
1,
3.55
week.
2,T07.«4«
II.OIM
W»,T5T
4,8M
•
;
THE CHRONICLE.
266
Fbidat Etenino, Feb.
:
FEBRUARY
17, 1872.
OatB.
bneh.
Barley. Rye,
bneh. ba«b.
lbs.) (Hi lb«.)
113,631
369,895
34,697
97.451
14.674
187.916
15,600
35,676
16,860
13,650
84,023
122,839
i*-,^.^..
No report.
(48 IhB )(66 lbs.)
31,730
10,968
10,435
17,063
8,156
417
4,766
26
Wheal.
Corn.
bnet.
bble.
(IMlbB.) (eoibn )
26,474
n.88«
bneh.
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toledo
8,848
6(),605
1,76:)
Detroit
Cleveland
6,428
31,976
11,850
56.095
iiu.uwo
6,646
8,950»
ia,u(v
15,070
DC. Lioais
Bt. Lonls
(Bfi
Dnlath
were naturally influenced to the greatest extent, but as the attendance of interior buyers was greatly curtailed, the demand for
other goods was correspondingly small. On prices there is no
decided change to note, but the condition of affairs is so unsettled
800
193,325
174,.351
63,188
313,768
71,369
'70. 103,980
438,218
'69. 117,664
461,150
211,162
61,623
'(i8.
'67.
107,159
62,192
The receipts at St. Louis
"
"
• EBtimated
.
'71.
Comparative Receipts
on the 17th estimated.
at
the same ports from Aug
both inclusive for four years
1870-71.
3,619,774
33.715,438
16,894,881
5,322,665
2,131,643
82,576,930
35,699.669
13,254,416
4,675,840
1,168,774
88,18-3,889
78,273,519
69,583,019
32,90,3.460
Barley, bush
Kye, bosh
Total grain
entire country.
The entries direct for consumption,
1868-69.
18G9-70.
3,716,788
80,931,790
Wheat, buBh
Corn, bush
OatB, bush
29.824,146
16,981,948
and the withdrawals from
bond, showing together the total thrown on the market for the
week, were as follows
16,.307,546
4,5:w,:i86
Tea.lilack....
tireen
4,071,781
21,593, ii6:i
10,.339,785
2,806,408
1,127,78;
:
1,191,434
68,835,460
ending Feb.
17, 72.
Week ending Fob
WeekendingFeb.
* St.
.
307.167
364,423
154,611
3.3,486
.
102,290
71,088
45.810
37,320
4-^,4.55
44,921
60,441
35.800
IS, 71*. 49.105
18, 70». 70,734
72.
44,821
85,343
February
_
;
;
ports since Jan. 1. 1872, are as follows
bhls.
884,316
Wheat...,
bash.
261,829
8,480,673
342,680
143,498
28,764
Corn
OaW
Barley
Bye
Total
4,204,488
Tea
Tea (indirect Import)
Coffee Klo
Coffee, other
1,908,123
2,911,599
8t LoniB not included.
AND GRAIN AT 8EAB0AHD PORTS FOR THK
WEEK ENDINO FEBRUARY 17. 1872.
Wheat,
Flonr,
At
Boston
Portland
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Corn,
hush.
bush.
bbls.
20,760
10,084
4.695
653
88,400
11,165
13,156
65,294
WeekendingFeb.lO.,.. 80,825
Weekending Fcb.3
107,987
Week ending.Ian. 27 ....165,397
Week ending Jan. 20.. .142,079
....
4,028
2,000
5,600
1000
95,780
50,000
16,917
40;888
23,600
2 487
70,7a3
87 805
94,974
124,086
111,365
99,870
565,662
569,092
843,813
1,033,915
841,178
753,640
749,232
Week ending .Jan. 13... .14.3,414
Week ending Jan. 6
93,878
96,300
And from Ji
X '; "^ '\I^?^\ ™^''''' *'>'»
5,356.532 bash
,.„ .„ ""'*''• Barley,
.
Po^'J.'fi?\l®
Total grain, 7,996,308 bushele.
65
800
....
2,4.60
Total
bush.
66,700
16,104
34,530
6,l>00
ti,fl2
16,186
1,607
,
61,200
32,263
6,620
30.1,400
Rye
Barley,
bush.
Oats,
bush.
3,870
7.'iO
967
1,850
....
78,228
24,266
42.933
40,378
93,593
89,845
82,618
214,841
177,084
28.8,527
887,290
194,952
173,092
4,482
2,922
3.188
8,5.55
2,960
2,662
2,720
;
451,861
;
The
Visible Supply of Grain, including stocks in store
at
khe principal points of accumulation at lake and
seaboard ports
*"' *^°^-° *"**»«
Q.ir°^"' /,?"
1872, IS as follows
'
New
York
Wheat.
In store at New York
3785 733
In Btore at Albany
10 000
In store at Buffalo
669060
In store at Chicago +
;..;:;; 1,666!695
Instoreat Milwaukee
1744000
In store at Duluth
ift'qnn
In store at Toledo
liim
In store at Detroit
In store at Oswego
4^»'n2
InatoreatSl. Lonis
[
*"
4^'o52
In store at Boston
n'gsi
In store at Toronto
.*.*.*..".
8.36* .371
In store at Montreal..
aio'ots
In store at P.iiladelphia*
." .'."
365 000
In store at Baltimore*
130*000
.
Amount on New York canals!
1 I'lg 20.1
canals,
•
Corn.
bush.
562.7.'33
'
16,000
February
j
Oats,
bush.
3,865,109
178,000
425,028
408,839
5,84.5.932
1,19.3,713
318.386
197.173
17,
vmm
'.
.
Barley.
bush.
880,784
67,000
74,700
561,549
83,013
6'iO,'884
884 SM)
71,718
489,771
278,1 68
882,917
1,525
166,794
160,000
240,000
1,083,218
16.3,838
103,968
365,799
168,169
63,817
17,586
285,000
75,000
Rail shipments for
'
20,0.32
13,:«I0
483,455
103,290
40,000
12,000
499,054
28,471
6,228,021
1,977,269
.'.'
'.
week
'''"'*'
44,921
62.8,075
Total In^Btoreand In transit Feb. 10,'72.10,KW,309 10,.'>42.253
6.578.605
Feb. .3, '72.10.634.001 10,540.869 6,691,077
Jan. 27, '72. lO.H.'iO.Oa') 10.47.8,160 (1,601.998
"
Jan. 80, '72.10.966,173 9,418,248 6.6.18,775
.,
'
""
Jan. 13, '72.10,6.55,403 8,939,529 6,469,217
Feb. 18, •71.10,29.5,386 4.397.383 2.a8.3.085
Dec. 80, •71.10,541..562 3,776,487 6.217.291
R»timatcd.
1 1ixsludlag
87,548
203,616
16,712
25,294
54,167
10,.356,01o 10,566,967
'.'.
'.
amoant
ftOoat In veiMl*.
94,024
86,123
84,466
20.'.088
16.404
72,574
71,47:
30,160
493.478
8.6.1
281.752
S4.S0I
56.225
84,711
122.280
14,540
3!. 335
30 311
88 982
18,561
97.779
5.000
364.'.>70
7.211
4. .^75
The agitation of the tariff qnestion has again had a quieting effect upon this
market, and the buBiness reported from day to day was quite small so far as
invoiceB were concerned, while the line trade remained at an almost complete
stand still. As the removal of the duty, however, will be sure to enhance the
value of goods in bond, there has been considerable looking around to ascertain the position of desirable parcels and owners' views, with a few actual
sales consummated and the quantities made known, with.an intimation by some
brokers that they have been handling really large amounts, and are not permitted to publish the particulars for the present. It appears to be quite generally conceded, however, that as soon as Congress makes up its mind on the
question of duty, a better business will ensue. On 1 prices no change can he
made, and dealers call Greens firm. Oolongs steady and Japans " looking up."
Imports this week have included 3,407 lbs. Black, and 731,661 lbs.
'•
Willy Rickmers," from Shanghai; 893,921 lbs. Black, per "Mary
Whitri igc," from Foo Chow; 1113,801 lbs. Black and 901,370 lbs. Green
per "Endeavor," from Shanghai, and 730,803 lbs. Green per "Midnight,"
The receipts indirectly have been 1,400 pkgs. by steamer
from Shanghai
and 2,488 by rail overland.
The following taole snows the Imports of Tea Into the United States (not
including San Francisco), from January 1 to date, in 1812 and 1671 :
Total
Japan.
Green.
Black.
Green per
.
1872.
1871.
3,924,4*7
2,689,a04
4,M3 603
6,732,655
1.774,057
3,300,633
9,J12.1«
12.622,792
The indirect importations. Including receipts by Pacific Mail steamers vis
Aspinwall, have been 29,008 pkgs. since January 1, against 4,675 last year.
COFFEE.
>
.'
".
1871.
13,622.792
Sales of 3,600 Greens. and 8,000 .Japans.
166,.398
Wheat, 684,492 bnsh
Corn.
bash Rye, 27,239 bush.
'•
1872.
•,712,127
29.ai3
lliB.
TEA.
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR
NevT<rk
1B71.
.pkgs.
bags.
bags.
boxes.
hhdB,
bags.
b bus
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Uol asses
8)9,194
1,289,670
453,465
135,679
183,691
3,197,438
at leading port
since Jai uary 1.
1372.
1869.*
609,983
Total
:
ew York Imports
at date
1 to
four years.
1871.
Sugar, Brazil. 4,790 bags.
bigs.
bxea.
.
Stocks in
IS, inclusive, for
bi.gs.
161
1,618
Cnba..UI,5.'i4
2.915
Cuba
Otiier.
Louis not included.
Comparative Shipments from the same ports from Jan.
"
Laguayra.,
Sugar,
;
11,953
8,930
6,732
1,080
28,471
46,074
12,740
16,417
.1,478
Imports this week have included 4 cargoes of tea 8,775 bags
Rio and Santos, 11,644 mats Java, and 9,045 bags of other kinds of
12,82'2 boxes, 9,150 hhds., and 6,012 bags of sugar
coffee
1,705
hhds. of molasses, and 1,713 bbls. New Orleans do.
The stocks in New York at date, anc imports at the five leading
:
« eek ending Feb. 10,
pkgs.
pkgs.
1 462 pkKS.
2,137 pkgs.
5.442 Saga.
1,^17 mats.
905 bauB.
3,489
Manila &c..66,29li bags.
Mia8'c8,Cuba 876 'hhUB.
hhdB.
Porto Klco. 278 'lihdB,
Various
~
~"
218 •hh(l6.
Demerara.. 173 •hhdB,
Coffee Rio..
Porto Blco
«I3 hlidB.
Other
889 'bhds.
,JaV!\
Other
HhdB. Include bbls. and tcB. reduce.
Maracaibo.
Withdrawn from warehouse for transportation to the interior, in bond, 1,88 7
packages tea and 3,559 bags of coffee.
Japan
Shipments of Flour and Grain from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Toledo, Detroit, St. Louis and Cleveland for the week pndirc
Feb. 17, 1873
~"
Oats,
Barley,
Com,
Rye,
Floor, Wheal,
buBb.
bUBb,
bneh
bnsh.
buBb,
bble.
Week
The
cases entirely nominal.
:
1871-73.
3,0€9,18o
rionr,bblB
to Feb.
1
many
removal of the duty will give a profit to many operators and cause
many others to lose money, and the expediency of the act meets
with conflicting ideas, but the unanimous opinion is that a deIt behooves the Senate
cision should be arrived at at once.
therefore, to take immediate action npoii the bill for the abolishment of the import duty on tea and coffee, and by this means re
move an incubus which is prostrating the business of a large an^i
influential portion of the commercial community throughout the
53853
Totals
Prevloneweek
Correspond'g week,
render quotations in
as to
B,52T
ll,6!).i
48, 1872.
The occurrence of a holiday has partially checked the movement of goods, but there can be no doubt that the unsettled state
of mind relative to the proposed removal of duty on teas and coffees
has been the great drawback to trade. The articles' mentioned
RBCBrtTS AT LAKE AND RIVEE FORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
Float,
February 24, 1872.J
GROCERIES.
The following tables, prepared (or The Chronicle by Mr. E"
H. Walker, of the New York Produce Exchange, show the Grain
mail
in sight and the movement of Breadstuffs to the latest
dates
17,
N
.
1,973,.')84
2,038,394
2.035,829
8,10.5,58;i
8,a86,737
1,975,0
8,48 1,881
The period covered by this review has probably been one of the most
unsatisfactory weeks experienced on the coffee market for many months,
business in wholesale invoices showing complete prostration, and values on
every grade settling into an entirely nominal condition. Awaiting the verdict
on the proposition to repeal the import duly has of course been the principal
oanseof the inactivity, and until the bill already passed by the house becomes
a law, or is otherwise definitely disposed of, no hopes are entertained of an
Improvement in the general tone. Nearly the whole interior trade, but more
particularly WeBtem dealers, have entirely withdrawn, and refuse point blank
to open negotiations until they know exactly how matters will f hape, and
with the distribution thus cut off jobberB in turn became Indifferent, and
though little danger Is to be apprehended on purchases in bond, the preference
The stocks, in the meantime, though not very
is to await developments.
large, are gradually accnmulating in first hands, and have also been
added to ;in second hands by recent receipt of cargoes bought
previous to arrival.
Brazils are still considered as a first cIsbb stock
by owners, and the general merits of the position, both domestic and foreign,
ae very strong, with every reason to believe that as soon as the outlet open"
the movement must be very free. This, however, does not help matters now,
when there are literally no buyers in the market, and though held as bofore the
supply on hand cannot be said to have any positive value. West India grades
have become a Utile more plenty, and are as dull as the rest of the stock, though
it is hinted that certain leading jobbers have quietly secured a few of the bes!
parcels, with a view to a good diBtribution the moment the prevailing Ictharg.v
I
n broken. Java is held at former flgures, and called steady, especially eincf
;
.;
:
THE CHRONICLR
February 24, 1872.]
the receipt of the advioos giving tho rMBlt of the recent Dntch «ale, which
w«» KtrcnRthfiilnc in It* liilluince. Biiy(T«, however, »rc not ntlmuUted, aod
the abxeiico of s demand la Jiisl an nollceahic here as on any other portion of
the market.
Our general qiiotatioue are nrithont change, bnt are almply
nominal Agtiros In the absence of any ba»le upon which to calculate prices.
Sales of only ITS bags Lagiiayra and 183 baga Costa Rica. At the principal
outports about 1,600 bags Rio changed hands.
Imports this week have Included 2,T73 bags Rio, per " Daclan," 510 do. doper "Kopuhllc," 9,500 do. Santos per "Bessie Greenfell," and S,!H)2 do. do.
per "C'lmbrla." Of other sorts Iho Imports have included 14 iM4 mats Java,
per "Scharnhorsl," J.091 bags Ceylon per "Tavistock," 3 S37 hag" Mnraenlbn
per "Impulse," J,l,"iS do. St. Doinln;;oper " Oliver Cutis," and 2,'I«.S bag" of
sundrleK.
The stock of Rio Fob.
21,
and the imporln since Jan
Now
In Bags.
Haiti-
3n,«-«
94,021
laipnrls
"
Id ISil
...
:24,4IM
VS,!>r7
IM.ei.'S
BamedatelB71
1,
.
187%, are as follows
New
Kavim.
&c.
delptila. more. Orleans.
IMilla-
\ ork.
Stock
....
10,3U
4013
M.<)«
8,050
7S.I87
Oalvei>ton.
3,500
<,4<7
'.3000
1I,»00
HJO)
3<,»8
33,410
...
3,.100
Total.
!'iO,M4
3,0ix<
xiUi
8.3'2
3,000
302.068
3S1,753
Of other sorta the stock at New York, Feb. ill, and the imports at tho several
ports since January 1 1872, were ai follows
^New York^ Boston. Phllartel. Bait. N. Orle's. 23
In bags.
sS
stock. Import. Import. Import. Import. Import,
Java and Singapore
•! 911
'7,TS3
ca
tS.SOO
Ceylon
....
..
S"
Marscalbo
fJKO
1!).0(3
~S
LsfQlsyra
8.671
....
8,131
»Ji07
«=
,
St.Domlngo
«,452
5.114
8.9S3
I8.8;8
SH.iaS
16,101
Other
ToUl
Bametlmc.mi
38
3
1,800
300
Ha
S.4li9
JOO
333
'2i'i
U,63!
3,736
4,000
1.8(10
r.,3Si
10
84,303
Includes mats, Ac., reduced to bags.
t Also, 1,193 mats.
Messrs, Wright & Co.'s tcleyram from Rio dc Janeiro, of Feb. 1, 1872, reSales for U. S., since 3M ult., 8,000 b«j;B; shipments do., 58,000
Krts;
ge
loading for do., 9,000 bage
price, 9-!jOO
srock at date, i:«),000 bags
Richmond Hour, price, 21-500; Biltlraore flour, price, 18-OOii; stock of flour,
40 000 hlila. K.\clmnge, 24Vd. ,\vcrttge dnlly receipts coffee, 4,200 bngs aujmeiited from Santos.
*
;
;
8VOAR.
While a good many holders may
still be found who retain a fair share of
c >nlldencc In the early future of this market, the general condition of affairs
since our last ha-i .been far from stimulating, and the previous slow, slack
tone has developed into weakness and decline, without inducing any increase
of the demand. On Muscovado grades the additional redaction in cost Is
scarcely perceptible, but Clayed have receded ^iSt'ic per lb in some cases, and
lb.
This Is due In a great measure to the larger ofier-
Cenlrifugala ,V@Jic per
taigs
The new crop has come
without a corresponding increase of the ontlet.
hand with frceilom, a little more so probably than expected, and caused an
accumulation afloat and on pier, upon wJiich receivers an.xious to realize in
preference to putting in store, have modiflcd values in hopes of attracting atr
tentlon. Their aim, however, was largely defeated by the absence of anything like even a fair distribution to the interior, and seldom could buyers be
induced to operate where an early use for the parcels handled was not apparent. The quality of the goods received also failed to keep up to the fine
standard of the first importations, and this has hurt trade by increasing the
anxiety of owners to part with them, and encouraging buyers to ask still more
liberal terms. The demand from all quarters has most certainly disappointed
calculations, and a decidedly cautious spirit seems to have taken possession
of buyers generally. Retloers, as ui^ual, complain of an absence of margins,
but probably at present with more of an actual foundation In truth than for
a long time past, and it is positively asserted [that many arc working at an
actaal loss, and merely producing enough to prevent machinery from coming
to a dead stop. Refined have sold slowly, and in a very uncertain manner^
with much irregularity on values, though the general turn was downward, and
the changes in figures are all in buyer's favor. The sales of raw embrace 2,153
hhds Cuba 35 hhds Porto Rico .155 hhds Martinique 15 hhds Scotch refined
437 hhds Demerara; 53 hhds Texas 576 baskets Butavia 34,963 bags Manila
412 hhds Melado, and 5,2*35 boxes Havana.
Imports atNcw York, and stock in first hands, Feb. 21, were as follows
Cuba.
Cuba. P. Rico.
Other. Brazil. M8nlla,&c. Melado
to
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
:
Imports
•
stock
week..
this
sInceJan.l.
same time, ni
hands.
In first
Sametlmeim
"
"
bx8.
I3,¥a
'hhds.
Si,?;!
38,590
11,\;13
7,431
10.961
39.983
"bbns.
"hhds
bags.
S15
3:6
BOO
1.373
7,935
S,933
5,790
38,300
78533
bsprs.
«i,(50
lSS,9.*iI
:3,665
18.561
30,:«I
49.288
.Sl.S'5
1810
81,3!fi
hhds.
601
i.nso
3,618
890
3,376
1,077
35U11
niOLASSE!*.
Cuba Muscovado and Clayed,
100 hhds. Porto Rico, 75 hhds.
Now Orlean", and «i bbls. Texas.
The receipts at New York, and stock In first hands.
Dem-
erara, 3,510 bbls.
Feb. 21, were aa follows
Demerara,
other
N. O.
'hhrts,
'hhds
bid.
:
Cnba,
Stock
'hhds.
SIneeJan.l
1,491
i.n'>
361
440
3
:64
same
•'
P. Rico.
•hhds.
Imports
f.MO
S4f
1,(B8
SU
this
week
In first
lline 1871
hands
same time -71
sometime '70
5il
1»B.
159
1,894
3.598
6.1)6?
355
508
78S
17,3.8
1,11!
S.635
1.713
28,869
a.-ir;
s.?oo
8 (Ml
3,800
Philadelphia...
Baltimore
New Orleans...
"Hnds.-
11,719
181
7,441
3Ji0
SO.HO
I«73.
3.WX)
n/m
tuxn
1871.
11
*»l
10,061)
M4
V5S
••••
....
n*
•1
U3.M0
4»»,418
84,711
3«
3.16I
l,«'l
SO
~lim ~9M»
Total
:_=JH da.
,
IKI.
MJ83
1»73.
18;,3S1
36,139
3,*I4
S,l»7
8.46B
m
IJOB
Ba«a
.
1871.
jn,»M
Mm
1.961
3.3r3
8.141
(.SIJ
UM
tJKtl
Inoladtnc tleroei and barrels rednced to hhds.
SPICBH.
spice market, in a wholesale way, partakee of the general dninest
The
prevailing on all groceries, and we hear of few Invoice movemente.
The
confidence of holders as a rnle, however, seems in no wise shaken, and scarcely
any can be found who make a dlspMy of their stocks, and none are offeiing
with freedom. Cloves ctmtinue to be rather the fancy article, the stock being
ao situated as to bo controlled n itbout difilculty, and stories coming In from
abroad with reports of serious injury and aearly total destmctlon of crop, etc.
Pepper Is also qnite firmly situated, and buyers who.ventnre to test the posiOther
tion find they can reach no desirable stock except at extreme figures.
grades may be written steady, but dull times as usual bring some little Irtegnlarity, and desirable customers can occasionally manage to obtain slight
favors even on jobbing parcels as the distribution needs encouragement. The
general supplies are
fair.
FRI7ITS. &e.
The market
rules In an annatisfactory position, the prices of nearly al
articles are very much lower than at this period last year, but there does not
still
appear to be any demand, and the few transactions that are made are mostly
in small parcels for immediate use. The consumptive demand was unusually
large last year, which imparted considerable confidence to Importers to order
freely, so that with a large falling oflT in demand stocks of most descriptions
have gradually accumulated and prices in consequence have broken to present
The above remarks ai)ply more
two exceptions they are applicab:e to the whole list. There has been rather more movement in Turkish
prunes the past week, embracing about all the stock in first hands, and, as it
Currants
is supposed only a few broken lots are on the way, prices are firmer.
aic quiet, but an improved feeling Is apparent in the tone. Olives are scarce
and firm under advices of a failure of the crop, especially of Spanish. All
other articles are dull, and prices in favor of buyers.
lu foreign green fruit there is a fair demand for most descriptions, and
prices, as a rule, are flrmly held.
We quote In a jobbing way Palermo lemona
$3 Messina, $3 25ia$3 SO Palermo oranges, $2 SOi^f 3 Messina, t^ 75@t8
Havana, $U(atl5
Valencia, $4 50(a{7 50 per case; Porto Rico, $12(atl6
Jamaica, $1.3((4tU, and Baracoa cocoanuts, $30. Baracoa bananas at $1 31®
and
figures,
still
exhibit a depressed tone.
particularly to raisins, although with one or
;
;
;
;
$1 75. Aspinwall do. at $2 12,<<^(^t2 50.
In domestic green fruit there is a slightly better feeling In the market for
apples, without leading, however, to transactions of any extent, and prlcea
may be called a trifle firmer, though not quotably higher. C'ranberrii s are also
doing a shade better, but choice stock is scarce and mostly in the hands of
jobbers, who are receiving good prices. We quote as follows AppI es,
Michigan, &c., per bbl.. $2@t3 do. State, good, $3 2.t@$3 Ifl do. selections,
$4®$4 5fl; common, iKSsfi. Cranberries, fine, per bbl., $10(a*ll .'j0;do.
:
;
medium,
»8(3.*9
;
common
do.
;
to fair,
tT<(7^^$^
;
do. crates, fine, iSitJf^i 50.
Domestic dried. —There is very little change to notice in this market there
does not appear to be much animation to the trade, buyers only taking such
Prices as a rule remain about the
lots as they require for immediate use.
same. Peanuts and pecans are moving but moderately at unchanged figures,
;
PRICES CURRENT.
The Follonlns; are Riilinc (Quotations In Flmt Handk.
On the Purchase or Small I>ots Prices arc a Fraction
Higher.
Tea.
do Ex. nne'to flnest
YounK Hyson, Com. to fair.
do
do
40
60
80
40
60
o
j
.55
® 75
@1 15
@ M
@ 90
.®1 30
@ 70
|
ft
Two.
do
do
to fair.
Sup. to
fine.
®
30
45
40
50
®
do
do
|
Super, to fine.
Ex.finctoflnCBtl (X)
Gnnp. A Imp., Torn to fair 60
do
Sup. to fine,. SO ®1 00
do Ex. fine to finest.! 10 ®t 4)
Hysoji Sk.
r-Dnty paidII.Sk.ftTw'kyKi
tofin'st 86 « 60
UncoL.Iapan.Com. to lair., 55 9 60
.-Duly pald-^
Hyson, Common to fair
do Bupcrior to fine
Klo Prime, dnty paid
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
do good
do lair
do ordinary
Java, mats and bags
•
Oolonp,
S«p*r to One...
Ex.1, to finest.
Common
to talr
do Superior to fine
do Ex One to finest
Bouc.ft Cong., Com. to lair,
do
Sop*r to One.
do
Ex. r. to finest.
«
65
75 @1
<8 <«
60
85 «1
45
60
80 el
a
@
9
10
to
bit
75
35
56
75
15
I
::XS31V
gold. I9^«»>H
Maracalbo
gold. iKJiSIOH
Laguayra
goid. SO (53".
St Domlngo,ln bond. ...gold. It),-l!i5
Jamaica
gold. .S «19
Native Ceylon
1
30yiS31
I
20
I
(330!,'
I9X1819V
33 <a34H
35 a35>ii
:
Brown
••
Snear.
Cnba,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Inf. to
fair to
com. refining
8Wa 8V
"
" ""
refining
@
9
good grocery
Hav'a, Box,D,S. Nos. 191O20.. il\»nH
Havana, Box, white
WMaV^ii
Porto Rico, reftnlUK grades. ..
B)<e ))i
do
Krocery grades...
9X910M
9H
i&
good
prime
9M
I
fair to
pr. to choice grocery...
centrifugal, bhds. ft Dxa.
9X@ 9V
Melado.:
moiasses
tH« ^
do
7\(3 9
0^9 8V
uu
do
8Vi# 0:%
9X« 9S Yellow
do
do
do
do
elO^
9
.
I
do
do
.
Manila, bags
White Sugars, A
9X®U'K
IS to 15..
16 to 18..
B
do
uu
do
CA,in\^
extra C
;.
sugars
9
Crushed and granulated
1
lOKAllH
nutVih
Powdered
I
New Orleans new
Porto
V
Itlco
Cuba Muscovado
865
aiO
S13
Cnba Clayed
Cuba centrllugal
I
«
English Islands
1
§11
13!4«U'4a
niolassns.
gall. 55
3S
33
8 • 9X
7ka 8K
llKSliy
«tlX
llXillK
ii^w.,
Brazil, bags
9H&li'ii
x>UB.
LU v.,
Bav'a, Box,D. B. Nos. 7to»...
•10
do i0tol3..
do
38
IS
%•»
#V0
aas
Rice.
Rangoon, dressed, gold
In
bond
A}.i9 -V^
I
Carolina
61^9
6H
Spices.
Cassia, Incases. ..gold IP lb.
Cassia. In mats
do
Af (gold)
Olnger, Kace and
Mace
Nutmegs
do
do
casks.
cases Penang.
30
8(1
11
1 3S
97
®
®
e
11
00
00
Cloves
do
81
31
»l 37H
Hal
97M«1
13U
18S
:«w
(go 'D
Pepper, In bond
<Io Sums ra ft Singapore
(gv d)
Pimento, Jamaica
do
In
In
bond
bond
'o
—
do
do
Ral8lns,Seeniess,
nw V frail.
V box.
ilo
Layer,
do
Kultana,V B
Valencia,* tt
London Layer
lo
do
:871.
Currants, new
Citron, Leghorn (new)
prunes, French
Prunes, Turkish, old
do
Dates
1.
inga, Bmyra*. ..
new
6 6506
3 509,,
•5Ht(
9H
11
•
.......
|l
B.
7K»
40 «
11
vo
9
A
»», n *
1X9
6
9 UK
•••
Filberts, Sicily
do
I6S
llH
Barcelona
Afrlenn IVnnuts
I
Wsliiuls.
Bordeaux
I4H
14
Fralts and Nuts.
,
Intporta ol Snirar &. nolnnaea nl leadliiK port* alncc Jan. I
The Imports of angar (Incladlu)' Molado). and of Molaeseaat tbe le«41i>i( portt
f ran January i
itn, to date, have been »• (oUotri
,
»fm
».'.37»
Boston
.
.
1871.
CofTee.
97.779
.161,970
Old crop foreign remains in quite a dull and somewhat nominal condition,
with few If any bids to be obtained for large parcels. The Trade are represented to some extent, bnt they want only very small invoices, arc quite
particular as to quality, and seem unwilling to pay any where near what
owners think their goods are i worth.
There has been a little doing
new crop, but no activity, as the supply was not large
in
So far as the offering went it met
enough to admit of It.
were not sharp in their bids, and
with a fair call, bnt buyers
the prices obtained do not aeem to bo considered by importers as remarkably
encouraging, though the market can hardly be said to have b<;en subject to a
Domestic docs not show any further decided advance, but the
fair test.
demand throughout the week has been good, and with diminishing stocky
holders are extremely firm at full former figures. Syrups have been In good
demand for ^hloment and apoculation, and prices are higher, generally closing
with a firm tone on both sugar and moUsses grades. Sugar-House Molassra
continues to meet with a very good inquiry, and, as a rule. Is pretty firmthough some irregularity has been ehown, according to brand. We note sales
of 500 hhds,
..^Boxaa.
....
—
wn.
"nitar.-
,
New York
;
267
S
l,5'.9
W.879
;
—
H
1
;
;;"2
]'
•
Macaroni, Hallan....^...-. , J* ^
yire Crack, beat No 1 • bol3 40 •
DoMxsTio DBian rauiTa.
» »• » • 10
I8H| Apples. State
Western
7H« 5H
no
.
Sontbera, common
do
prime
do
BtW..
M«f
do sliced.
•
W •
M
j
.
.. :
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
268
C»nton Ginger, cane
AJmonde, LaiiKOPrtoc
8 50
19
69
@
15
H
Sicily, ion Khell.. i.ss®
do
Bhelled, ~l lly... ?0 «
do
Wl &
pHpe"" nhflll
do
Hil.box. ^i ®
SirdlnM
V
fcard'npo
Brazil
Nnu
—
OC
Peaclics, pared
I
or.b'H. 21H®
15
i
31
36
1
dn
7H« 7><
Grocers' Druss
fiB
5X9
Hl-Carb. Soda (Eng.)
@
Borax
a
Sal 8..d», Cask
S
Balfpetre
i:oppera8
.....,.;
Camphor.
In bbiB
%
iti
;•
(iold.
gold
a
11
OJ
®1
8(1
1
1...I
ISWc^
18
le
sisal.
Maesabeslc
17-17X
ax
Pacific
Pepperell
Stark A
...
^BLEACHED SHEETTNGS
42
13
07!
Oa
1»
& SHIRTINGS.
Amoslieag. 46
Friday, P.M., Feb. 23.
The celebration of Thursday as a general holiday had the effect
of lesaing to some extent the trade in all classes of goods, but tb
movement is fair notwithstanding and tbe aggregate shows a
Buyers began
satisfactory improvement over the preceding week.
to arrive treely from the interior early in tbe week, and but for
tbe occurence of a national holiday there would doubtless have
been a large attendance of buyers and a heavy trade doing before
the close of tbe week. The improvement noticed has been almost
entirety in the jobbing trade, as the arrivals are mainly from the
Smaller towns in the interior and represent the general run of
buyers. There is fair movement in progress on orders brought in
by salesmen who have but recently returned from the South and
West, and also in mail orders from these sections which are coming
The outlook is favorable for the trade in all localities,
and a marted increase in the distributive demand is loooked for
by the opening of the coming week. The retail trade here and
in daily.
and iealers are generally prepared
45
XX..
DB... 36
B... 33
36
SB
33
HX
8
A
32
32
36
do Cambric 36
N. Y. Mills 36
6-1
Peppcrell
do ..
4
do ..
8-4
9-4
do ..
M
.
do
do
undergone no important changes, but are very firm at about the
same prices as last quoted. Prints are in very fair demand, and
in some cases agents are getting ^. better prices on some very
Ginghams
are in good request at full
18
23
22
.30
a^.x
35
40
45
50
I'M
..
11-4
Poccasset F 33
5-4
Utica
..
10
»X
12
UH
Kichraond's
11
11
instances agents are able to obtain a slight advance on new
goods.
Heavy weights are well sold out of first hands, but the remaining
Manville
stocks are firmly held, and there is no disposition
to sacrifice.
Cloths are generally quiet, with holders firm at
full former asking
prices.
Flannels are inquired for moderately, and
continue to be
held at very firm prices, some styles tending
Foreign Gooos.-The jobbing
toward an advance
trade in foreign fabrics has im-
proved somewliat during tiie week, and
this branch of the dry
goods market presents more animation.
Dress goods are wanted
by the trade, and all styles adapted
<iuick market.
to spring distribution find a
Prices are steady, but do not tend
toward any ma-
I
Hamilton
MX
GLAZED cambrics.
Victory
H
B
Stark
I
do C 3 bush
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS.
Amoskeag
^X
PX-9
I
(
9X
—
13K
14.J^
Glas;;ow
Gloucester
Hartford
Lancaster
12
12
12X
Nnmaske
14
12
11)^
Park Mills
14
Manchester
Pcabody
12
Quaker City
KX
Renfrew
15
Union
12
AMERICAN CRASH.
lirow't ard Blenched.
Stev.ns, NN...1.5K-16X
do
do
do
do
do
N. ...14X-15X
A ..iaj<~'3X
P....13)<i-14K
n....l2>i-13)^
B
AA
Stark
..
11X-12>;
Brooks, per doz.
200 vds
...
& P. Coat's
70
70
J.
Clark. .Tohn, Jr.
& Co
70
70
Geo.
Olark's.
Willimantic, S
cord
do
45
70
40
6 cord.
Samosset
Green
&
17
19
21
23>^
25
Holyoke
70.
80..
90..
100..
Dan-
Hadlcy.
25
I
ro
—
...
20
22 23
20-21
13>3
Ilamilton
Manchester
BB
doCC
40
iels
n-18
65-t7X
35
70
.
Sterling.
CARPETS.
Velvet, J. Crossley
best
13
56
15
Bedford
14.,v
12
Boston
20
Beaver Cr, A A
Chester U'k B lOX-11
Haymaker
17
18
do bleached.
SPOOL COTTON.
16
do
I
15
Downright
22
lOtisAXA
9
9
9
15
Bates
Caledonia
rtx
Kverett
I
C
A
.
Arlinct'n
]
I
Spraguc's fancies.. 11>^
Red Cross
A
do
do
15
Amoskeag
\\X
Simpson Mourning.
Pennot
Ontario
21
(Albany
Pacific
34 00
35 DO
.35 00
27 50
&5 00
40 00
47 00
55 00
38 00
5ft 00
Lewiston
26X
DENIMS.
I
13>i
Ic higher.
BAGS.
8..
11..
do
do
WX
13
Shirting... 11
orange
23
50..
12..
do
do
IIX
Harmony
14
n-l'X
Park, No. 60.
11
11
Garner
12-13
19-20
'9
....
13
13
Sons...
Warren
High colors
'iX
do
do
do
do
do
IIX
Lodi
Amoskeag
-31
-21
Caledonia. 70.
Price.
&
S. S.
22
Havmnker
11>^
&
12X
36
30
19-90
Hamilton
16
Whittenton A.
14
do
BB..
C.
do
12>^
CHECKS.
Manchester
do black
Lonsdale
12X
Arkwright
Easton
Colored cottons are fairly active, and steady at
unchanged prices.
Domestic Woolen Goods.— There has been a slight improvement in the jobbing call for woolen fabrics, but the distribution of
this class of goods from first hands is comparatively light.
Fancy
cassimeres in gooi styles are meeting a fair inquiry, and in
some
former prices.
13'A-U
Amoskeag
mourning. lOX
do
15Ji 16
14J(-15
Albany
Aluodoa
Ameiican
11
MerrlmacD dk
pk and pur.
do
.
STRIPES.
30
Gloucester
W
17M-18
.
.
do
AAA
.
do
6-4
36
do Noup
20
9-4
do
55
60
do
10^
do .... 35
18
19
do heavy 36
Wamsutta.. 45
27
25
do .... tnx
20
do .... 36
do XX 36 19X-20
up with goods for the spring trade.
Domestic Cotton Goods.— The business of the week has not
been characterized by any remarkable degree of spirit, but on the
contrary, the trsfBc in most classes of goods has been rather tame
in first bands. Brown and bleached goods have sold fairly in a
prints.
jobbing way, and an advance of |c. on standards and some medium
American
grades of browns has been readily obtained. The tone of the Amoskeag
market for these goods continues to be toward an advance, and it Bedford
Cocheco
is probable that a general rise will occur.
Bleached goods have Garner & Co
to stock
13X
.
B
do
do
do
No. 4.
do
do
No. 5.
do
No. 6.
No. '..
do
Eseton A..
do
B
Lcwiston A.
do
B ..
Hamilton
nx
ux
Lonsdale.
22>^
15
15
31
A.. 24;i-25
~
2''K-2J
C 18Ji-20
D
18
24
ACE
29
No. 2 23»i-2t
No. 8. 205^-21
Cordis
18
17
31
1.3)^
Ux
Numkeag...
17
PAPER CAMBRICS.
26
tickings.
12«
14
Great Falls A.
Kelley
Amosk'g ACA.
do
do
do
do
Imp
Imp
Hallowell
Laconia
American
Amoskeaj;
Cretonne
Pacific 14.00 Lawns.
do do Orjiandies I6X
Fruit of the
do
do
do
Canoe River., llii-12
Ind. Orch.
37)^
4-1 P.iciftc
14
•
l>x
2ax
Pacific Percales
KX
ooin .... 36
Gr't Falls Q 36
KX
Berkley
25
Cloth...
Satines and .•^rip-
IP
A3 C...
uo O...
EllertonWSSe
Androscog'n eat
Bates
LAWNS, PERCALES, &C.
Blacks tone
AA
S2X
Steel Lustres
19
19
16
14
.36
root B...
.
6-4 Alpacas. ...22X-a5
6-4 Double face Poplins
40
15M
13X
12M
.
Bates
do
do
do
X
20
22>^
25
Alpaca Lustres.
Corded Alpacas.
Mohair Brocades
Crapes
^i
5i Biarritz
17>!f
.
Armures
ed Satines
do
do
18'.2
choice styles of light work.
X
\1X
16K
do
42
A.
do
AndroBcogBartlctts
THE DRY GODDS TRADE.
3i
^i
}i
15X
ginL
,;.
:
.
Imperial Kepps
25
Anilines
22
Oriental Lustres. 19
5i
.
••
>•
in other cities is fairly active,
15>i
do
i
®
38
Benuiuc
..
.
bine
Massach'tts G
g
en
J!
^1
gold.
do Manila
Cordage, Manila, i(andx,
do Large siz.ea.
do
:1K* IIV
BmomBaiu
Amoskeag.
Ilamiltoj
1
fabrics.
Paciac Plaids
21
do
Mixtures.. 21
Japanese Stripes... 21
Printed Alpacas. 21-22^
15X
15X
10
2j
.5
B2 ^
2
2 00
I'
'
7.'i
g2
DELAisEs AND WORSTED
DRILLS.
Width. Price
Siundrles.
Indigo, Madras
<*
W
&
.."X*
A
.
[February 2 i, 18:2.
Appleton
81
<»„
UO
Wll,(r'dtobeBlilo
and
1
*^'?
UaatlleSoana
•_
new
2K| "adder
3X9
Bnlphur
«
biisb 2 00
do,
Sic. LiCO:!:::Calabra, iniiration
.!?,
«
S3
fin
do
1
Alnm
....•
,»•
*
OhCi-tnCf
Peanuts, Va.K'd to incy old
j-^
HX
I»i9
Pecan NnfB
HIckorv Nuts
....
32
SK
o>i'l
SO
BROWN
la
'5,^®
vv;-unpHreU.qrs* hlvr
do
niackherrlps
ChcrrieB pitted
ntt@ '-K
TarraKOtia
IvicH
(to
(to
.
do do
Tap
& Son's
A No 1..
2 no
2 45
Brussels.
(rossley& Son's 1 25-1 45
Eug. Brussels.
2 00-2 20
Hartford Carpet Co
Extra3nly
6'?^'
1
55
SO
Imnerial 3-ply.. 1
1
Snpcrflne
1
31ed. super
Bodv KrusSfra. 2
15
20
4 do 2 10
3 do 2 00
Hemp, plain, .33 in
3S
do ex plain, 36 in
do
do
KX
CORSET JEANS.
I
I
Amoskeag
14
IMPORTATIONS OF DRY GOODS AT THE PORT OF
NEW YORK.
importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
Feb. 32, 1873, and tbe corresponding weeks of 1871 and 1870
have been as follows
Tbe
ENTERED FOR t;ONSUMPTION FOR
TIIE
1870
Pkgs.
WEEK ENDING
1871
.
Value.
Pk^s
FEB,
,
Value.
22. 1872.
1872
.
PkgB.
,
Value.
advance at present. Linens are in
1,.3H1
$687,895
$898,469
1.499
2.216
J689,3K5
active demand in house- Manufactures of wool..
1.909
.567,766
cotten
611.511
677,476
d.i
2,079
2,4.58
keeping grades.
Silks and millinery goods are selling
590
487,276
710,4(i5
708
509.715
do
silk
857
fairly
.379.627
1,266
333.907
tbiougb the regular channels of trade,
do
270,499
flax
1.001
1,512
as well as in the auction Miscellaneous dry goods 1.177
200,635
1,275
163 f)79
784
3:a,4-23
houses. The auction salrs thus far
have been well attended ano
6,401 $2,323,1".9
Total
7,708 $2,-583,276
6,613 ii 605,283
bidding generally has been spirited.
Pricesas the rule have been
WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOCSK AND THROWN INTO THE MARKET DURING THE
satiBfactory f. owner.., and have
bad the effect of stimulating the
SAME PERIOD.
outside trade by establishing confidence
Manufactures of wool
1.082
$467,494
800
$33!, 130
754
$278, 00
We atrnei a few particulars i.f leading articles of
do
271,1K5
1,1120
cotton
802
198.611
781
191.175
domestic
manufacture, our prices quoted being ihose
•274
do
33-2,854
silk...
218,122
192
131
1.53,161
of leading Jobbers
,,.3
9<I4
do
189,996
flax
7SS
170.823
176,014
HROVN 6UEETIN08 ANO Continulal C. 36
14
Lawrence J
MiscellaneoRB
terial
.
.
.
.
:
SUIRTINGS.
Width. Pri(».
Atawam
F... .38
Amoskeag A.. 'J6
do
B.. .I*
AUinlic A... 36
do D... 36
do
H... 36
Appleton A
36
do
N.. SO
Augusta
36
B.^dford R... 30
.
Boolt
do
do
8
W
Commonw'llh
12
>4X
.
.
.
.
27
32
36
.
.
.
.
Indian HiMid.4-4
do
4g
Xnd'n Orchard
A
40
.
15
13
»X
1,5
18
40
48
KX
KX
n
nx
"H
«
««
M
Uwight X
do
Y
do
Z
do
0.
do BB.
do
W.
Laconia
do
B
do
E...
Lawrence A..
do
D>.
do
XX
•to
Li.
.
.
.
:n
33
nx
12
13
15
20
ia><
IIX
39
13
I2>r
12
12)^
14
15
12
,36
.38
36
36
86
W
Pcppercll.
.
14X
13X
;io
37
.
do
Y
Nashua fine
do H..
do
E..
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
.
.
.
40
3U
33
36
40
48
7-4
...
8^
..
9-4
10 4
... 11-4
... .12-4
...
rtica
do
do
do
10-4
.11-1
fine
Non
40>f
15
13
13
14>sr
16
20
30
dry goods 1,005
35,284
6,905
65.029
Totel
3 374
Add ent'd for cousumpt'i) 6,613
.*a.36,n34
9„'H7
7,708
$984,718
Totalthrownuponm'rk't
18
fr.X
00
30
2,,583,276
17,255 5.3,567,994
48,-386
6.401
i,3S.3,199
11,04) $.3,633,113
ENTERED FOR WAREUOtysING DURING SAME PERIOD.
&IX
35
40
45
50
2,6a5,283
9,987 $3,442,217
1,2;8
4.618 $1,.309,914
Mannfactnrea of wool.
933
952
t3:i6.fi79
2.37,097
119
091
249
122.594
146.938
31,798
Total
2,046
Add ent'd for coasHmpt'n .6,613
$87.5,106
2,005,283
do
do
.
cotton
silk....
flax....
«
MlscelUneous dry goods
."i"
Total entered at the port 9,559 «3,480,389
1,185
$38.5,774
784
63
194,575
795
641
$32.5,835
;(i2
l-52.0:-!7
4;'.0
133,461
l(a
-.^63
292
U8..307
13.5.736
38,.331
1,145
8-5,210
2.852
7,708
f822.7i3
2.6S3,276
3-188
6 401
$809,806
.528
10,660 $3,405,999
S,%»,199
9.5S4 $3,I33,00r;
I
K'bruary 24
THE CHRONICLE.
18:2.]
Dry Goods.
Oommercial Cat d«.
•Tirill.t CA«OT.
A«w
WM
Yor«.
(•""••"".
HAT,
J.
&
Cabot,
&
S.
E.
Trauportatkm.
& Co7,
Wright
Co., M * (H Franklin ilreot
Bc.wles
mERrnANTS
6» Franklin ilreel
NEW
con.Tiissioiv
AM)
Pepperell
t'lotb,
BntU,
Linseed,
Otis
JTute.
ASDOESJKAL MERCBANDIfE
121 Front Strerl,
15 Mllby St.,
FdwahdN
U.
MOBIWOUD.
Snyder, Son
286
dc
SOUTH
337
ST,
Co.,
Ifli^.
NEW YORK.
SlieetiuKS Drllllnss, Yarns, Rope,dcr.
O P. SWIFT.'Preat.
W. A. SWIFT, Rw. 4 r
l
or CHINA AND JAPAN.
cliandize.
"
Co.,
kinds oI
AWNING
STUIPES.-'
Alio, Agents
MANUFACTliUKKS OP
SUPER CARB. SODA,
ll OM Nllp. New Vork.
&C.,
A lull supply all Widths and Colors always In
13 * 15 I.lspei.ard Htrert.
conmissioN inERcirANTi
&
Sc
w.dneart"V, March
IS.
ai.
Wednesday, March
dne-day aiiU fialurday.
7B0U BOSTON.
I'olibWl
"AT.WIA
if
vvt
taiiirtlay.
Februinrn.
faturdav. FebruarV '4.
S tiird.y, .Marcha.
Saturday. March 9.
Saturday, March 16.
atuctav.
ve y follfwlnfr
lATES OF PASSAOK.-Caidn,
•
I
and
JSO, t1(XI,
II8U,
accomn.odatlon.
golii. He, nrdinif to
tickets to
.
ars
$1.~)
gold additional,
Ileturn tickeis on faiorab c terms.
Steerage
130 currency.
steerage tlcl--pts from Ilveipool snd Queeiisiown,
and a parts of Europe at lowest rates.
I
Tiuouu'li hills of ladfuK iflv* n for Belfast. Glasgow,
Havre. Antwerp and oilier ports on tiie Continent,
and f r Mediterranean port^.
Foi' freight and cmMu passaire apply at the Compa'v V fflce No. 4 Bowjl- »: Green. For steerage
pas age. ut 111 Bioadwav.Trinliy Bididln^r
CHAS. G. FliANCKLYN, Agent.
For
Brothers,
CARRYING THE UNITED 8TATK3 KAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTEhN
STEAM C'MPant will dispatch one of their lint
NOBFOLK, VIRGINIA,
class
Bay Cotton, Grain, Ac, on Commission.
BOW^NAN,
Liverpool,
(Via Qneenstonrn,)
NEW YORK. Reynolds
Represented hy
BOBOTT
f.
'NA
Ai.dcvciy
Cotton and Eouthern Cards.
'
i9,
We.'n. Bdav. March
stock
Bowman & Co.,
29 Broadway,
S
W.duesilav. February
<
United States Bunting Company.
StLERATCS,
No.
all
We. nesday, Fehrua-y
ABYSSINIA
All'"
COTTONSAILDUCK
And
Line.
ALGERIA
P.\KTH1A
la
COTTON CANVAS, FELTING DUCK, CAR COVBH
ISO, BAGGING, HAVENS DUCK, sXlL TWfNES
*C. "ONTAItW SKAMLtsS BAGS,
&
HUSS'A
HECLA
Mannfactnrers and Dealers
drftDCM made on conKlirnnienU of approved mer
New Y'ork.
SPARKS, AKcnl.
Broadway,
«"fntCAN ROYAL
MAIL 'Tl'AMSHIPS,
Nc:* YOI.K ND LIVFRPOOL,
CaLLIVO AT C-.>KE> HARBOR.
FBOX N£W ^ORK.
S.\MARIA
ST»H:I\
Polhemus,
& CO..
ly
AN'> N'>RTH
CALAIlRIA
O
&
Brinckerhoff, Turner
«6 State Street, Boston,
AGUNTS FOK
John Dwight
No.
BETWEEN
Of every descrtptlon.
HEARD
offices,
CuNARD
THE BEITISH
Inanrance at Lowest Rates.
/
Company's
J. H.
loxnrxoTUBKns op
AtlGnSTtNB
SAFETY. SPEED AND CO.MFORT.
MuSCOGEfi
COLUMBUS, UA.
Ever ett & Co.,
the day
Saloons, Htatc-rooms, smoklug-rooin, and hath-rooms
In midship section, where leant motion Is felt. SurKeoiil
and slewftrdewHi's aceolnpHny thcMc HteunierH.
KA'IKS— Stihton. J80 ^^olil. steeraKe. ??J(I currency.
ThoHe uishlu^f to send (or frleiid« from the Old Country can now obtain Hteerace prepaid certificates, fS3
currency.
i'ast^enKern hooked to or from all parts of America,
Parts, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia,
China, etc.
Excursion tickets (rrsnted at lowest rates.
Drafts from i'l upwards.
For Inspection of plans and ot* er Information. api>Iy
ntANCFACTUBINO COIflPANY,
BOSDBO OOOD
h. n. each.
combining
valled,
Cordis mills.
Co.,
Storage for
TKA8, MATTING, LlQUOliS, and
burden— 3,(lU)
New York on SATURDAYS, from
THURSDAY'S, and Cork harbor
the milte Star Dock, PavonlaFerry,.IeraeyClty.
PaHsenf^er accommodations (for all classes; unri-
at ti.e
&
IN TIIK Wolil.li
From
Laconta Co.,
Boston Duck Co.,
Franklin Co.,
Tliorndike Co.,
Ponded Warehouse
S.
mtie. Co.,
Warren Cotton mils,
Snyukr.
0.
lonn
6,00(1
from
SalllnK
Liverpool on
followbiK'
Audroscoffslu mills.
Continental Mills.,
BUSTON.
WlLLIAU
1897.
Co.,
Columbia
NEW lOBK,
A« TBONT 8. SNTDIB.
Ettsbllalied
ini)c.
LAUOKST
TIIK SIX
OCEANIC,
CELTK-,
RKl'lDMc'
ATLANTIC,
BALTIC,
ADItlATIC,
Company.
Bates
NEW YORK, CORK AND
NEW AND Kri.I.POWKItKDI.IVFUPOOI
STI.,\M>,|iifM
raiLADELPUIA.
AOBNIS FOB
IN
Baic',
YORK.
BO.iTON.
MlCbMtnatitreet
BR OK EHS
Uunn}-
2t9
fuU-power Iron screw steumshlps fiom
PIER No. 46 NORTH RIVER, EVERY
BAHIA.
WEDNESDAY
as follows
Walsh, Smith,
Crawford
H.
&
IDAHO, Cant. Price
Fulkerson,
WYOMING. Cant.
CORNER MirLBKKIiY AND WASH INOTON
VICKSBURG,
STS.
miss.
Cefer to O. M. KI.EIN. Cashier. Mississippi Valley
Bank, Vlckshurtf.
Crawford, W^alsh,
Smith & Co., R. A. Young
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mobile, Ala. 1
T. O. Box No. 4,M0.
Ueura.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
Geo.
W.
New York
KI.VD3
Co.,
For m rommlaslon.
Stratr,
OF PBODUCE.
&
Freret,
AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS
For the Sla:ei
SIPPI.
S5
CB
of
LOUISIANA, TEXAS, MISSIS-
ALABAMA. *c.
CHAKLES ^T., NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Prompt atteutlou given to buying, selling and l^asng of plautHtlons and other real estate, paying of
xes. Collecting rents, etc.
William Lamb,
B V,
AUGUSTA, QA.
FARES-NEW YORK
TuitcUOH
Qi^' ...
-••...
AGENT
ALLAN LINE
LIVERPOOL
STEAMERS.
NORFOLK, Va.
Particalu attention given to tke purchase of Soathern
I^rod-iM.
SAN FRANCISCO,
$125 to $160
First Class
Steerage
^qo
According to location of berth
These ratpa Inclods berths, board, and al neces
rles for tlie trip.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of theebove line leave PIKKNn. 43 NORTH
11IV11.U. loot of Canal si reel, at 1'^ o'clock, noon.
On 15tb and
8out^em Secnrltlea oi crery deacriptlen, tIk.: 0«Bank Notes; SUte, City * Kallroad Slo«k».
OQds and Coapous;
ar~CQllectiuntinade In all parts of this State %aa
octh Carolina and remitted lor on day ot collee'«ii. SI carreut raw ol New fork Kz-clunvs.
lirrjnt
AND JAPAN.
ST.
BOSTON.
O. P. C
E.XCHANOK BANK
To
COMPANY 8
TO
Davis
GOn:*tISSION JHEiim.lNT.
Hops, Barter, Hay, and
AND ALL
&
Wads worth, REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
-Grata, nalt,
KM.
2M PM.
THROUGH LINE
California & China,
ALABAMA,
Buyers of Cotton
DnMMLKI! & CO.. Ilatavls and Padani
CLAUKK, SPKNCK « CO. Ualle * Colombo
20. nt at^
27, at
AprUS
WILLIAMS 4 GUION. No. tS Vall-st.
&
SE£.mA,
NEW TOKK
Representing
8K A.M.
For freight or cabin passage apply to
Graham
[ohn C.
2k P.M,
at2)iP..M.
6.
18 at
Cabin passat^e, $80 gold.
Steei age passage, (Otbee No. 29 Broadway) $90 cur.
[
Higginson,
BEAVER STREET.
Mar.
Mar.
.MINNESOTA, Capt. Morgan
IDAHO, Capt. Price
PetcrsburaTj Va.
NO. 8T
Whiner.y
21, at
rency.
Bro.,
LCOTTON & TOBACCO BROKERS,
Stephen
F.b.
WI-CO -silN.Capt. T. W. Freeman. M r.
NKVADA. Caitaln Forsvih
Mar.
COTTON BBOKEB,
Co.,
NEW YORK.
58 W^all Street,
S.
SOtli
except when those ils)a
fall
of Baeb
Moatk
on Sunday, then tba dar
previous.
J
,,
(ine hundred pounds basrerage free to pacta addt
Medicine and atlei dance free.
,_„„ ..
Di p«i ture ol ISlh touches «t KINO'^TON, Ja.
Steamer will leave Sau Fiauclsco 1st every month for
China and .lapaii.
..
,, .
,
.
For fi eight or paaaaie tickets, and all further lato^
mailon, apply at the Company'a ticket olUca on ths
wharf, foot *fCa«»l St.
. _-,
.
,_
,
F> B.
—
BABY,
Affcat.
:
,
;
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
270
[February 24, 1872.
Insurance.
Insorance.
OFFICK OF THE
No. 62 WAI.I. ST.,
New
Mutual
--.-..
...--.. $3,000,000
$5,000,000
Cash Capital
Xbw
Yobk, January
ORIENT
York.
vEtna Insurance Comp'y,
Co.
HARTFORB Conii.
INCORPORATED 1819.
Mutual' Insurance
OFFICE OF THE
Agency,
Fire Insurance
ATLANTIC
Insurance.
Net AssetB
SBth, 1873.
Insurance
The following
Company on
li;^hed
Co.
New Yobk, 30th January, 1872.
STATEMENT of the affairs of this
the 31ft day of
in conformity
December
1871, is
Premiums uneaincil Slsl Tecemher, IS^.
Premiums received during the year end-
ou the 3l8t December,
all'aira
1871
Premiums received on Marine
from
Rislfs,
January, 1871, to 31st De-
lat
$5,413,777 61
cember, 1871
Policies not
Premiums on
l9t
marked
off
3,033,675 18
January, 1871
Total amount of Marine Premiums.. $7,446,452 69
have been issued upon Life
nor upon Fire Ristca discon-
ing Slst December, 1871
Springfield
FIRE AND ITIARINE: INSITRANCE
COMPANV.
Sprlugfleld, IHaiSD.
N C O i: P O 1} A T K D 18 4 9.
Caah Capital
$500,000 00
Net Assets •
$000,105 75
;
.....
...
Newport Insurance Co.,
nected with Marine Risl^s.
Premiums marked Ofl'from
1871, to 3l9t
Ist
OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.
ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1871.
January,
December, 1871
$5,875,79.3 24
Cash Capital
.......
JAS. A.
A. A.
Returns of Premiums
& Eipeuses. $973,211 81
Assets, viz.
and Slate of New York
Bank and other stocks.. $8,143,340
Loans secured by Slocks and otherwise .3,379,050
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages.
317,500
Interest, and sundry notes and claims
due the Company, estimated at
386,739
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable. 2,403.937
Cash in Bank
274,345
Slock, City,
.
00
00
Total amount of Assets.
00
ALEXANDER,
Agent.
PECK, manager.
WAI.L STREET.
NO. 35
41
95
01
..$14,806,812 37
NEW
.
YORli, January
The outilanding certificates of the issue of 1868.
be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof,
or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday
the Sixth of February next, from which date all
interest thereon will cease. The certificates to be
produced at the time of payment, and cancelled.
Upon certificates which were issued (in red scrip)
for gold premiums such payment of interest and
will
;
redemption will be in gold.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared on the
net earned premiums of the Company, for the year
ending Slst December, 1871, for which certificates
will be Issued on and alter Tuesday the Second of
Company
ubiisbud in conformity
with the provisions of the Charter
Premiums on oulBtaudlDg risks DeCt mber
of the
is
j
$239,997 95
Premiums received during year ending
December 31, ISil
year
$l,790,2vt 44
off as
earned during the
1871
$1.5U3.74J 46
Paid Losses, Expenses,
Re.nsurauce, CummisBlon
i
and Interest
$1,200,566 Oj
Returns of Premiunis
Rcbatemeuts on Premiums received
.
$60,28.'i
.
U6
$164,934 68
The Assets of the Company on the Slst December. 1871, were as lol.ows:
United States, state, Bank & other stocks.
OHAPnAN,
Secretary.
Loaus on stacks
Cash In Batik and with Bankers
the
D. Jonee,
CUariea Dennis,
W. H. H. Moore,
C. A. Hand,
James Low,
Henry
B. J. Howland,
Joseph Qalllard,
Jr.,
Benjamin Babcock,
Lewis Curtis,
Ckvles H. RhmcU,
Robt. B. MInturn,
Lowell Holbrook,
K. W.irrcn Weston,
Royal Phelps,
< laleb Barsrow,
Frederick C'hauncey,
A. P. Pillot,
William E. Dodge,
Francis Skiddy,
Charles P. Burdett,
Rob't. C. Fergnsson,
David Lane,
$489,,720 00
29,,60(1
00
,(190
.'.','"
Dividends declared but not collected. ""
Bills receivable and premiums uncollected
Security Xotes
Scrip, Salvages and all otiicr claims due
66
b ,8)1 31
649 ,i30 86
yuo ,000 OU
Company
ng ,656
34
Gordon W. Burnham,
George
8. Stephenson,
WlllUim H. Webb,
Shrppard Gandy,
Daniel S. Miller,
William E. Bunker,
Samuel L. Mitchell,
Win. Htnrgla,
which time fifty per ccut of tiie secuiity notes wil be
reduced, and the lnteie,-t tliereou ceaoe.
DtDDia Perkins,
Cbvlea D. Leverich,
JONES,
President,
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-Pres't,
W. h, H. MOORE, Jd Vlce-Prea't,
i. 0,
1871.
jl 112 0J2 60
HEWLfiTT,
M VlC«-Pf#i't
19,269 80
824,C09 91
.
$1,936,652 54
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay Six
per cent Interest on the outstanding Scrip Certificates, to the holders thereof, or their legal repreBentitives, on or after the 1st March next
After allowing for probable losses in the case of
vessels out of time, and unsettled claims, they have
also (in addition to a bonus of Ten per cent already
paid in cash on the Subscriplion Noies), resolved to
return to the Dealers entitled to the same. Ten per
cent on the net amount of Earned Premiums of thr
year ending 31 st December, 1871. for which Certifl.
cates will be issued on or after the 3d April next.
The Trustees have fuither resolved, that after reserving over One Million of Dollars Prollls, Fifty
per cent of the outstanding Certiflcales of the Company of the issue of 1859, be redeemed and paid to
the holders thereof, or their legal representatives,
on or after Ist of March next, from wuich date the
interest on the said Fifty per cent will cease. The
Certificates to be produced at the time of payment,
and cancelled to the above extent.
By order of the Board.
CHARLES IRVING,
Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Joseph Oaillard,
George Mosle,
Leopold Bierwirth,
Jr.,
Simon de Visser,
John S. Williams,
Alexander M. Lawrence,
Edward F Davison,
A. Le Moyne, Jr.,
E. H. R Lyman,
Henry R. Kunhardl,
John Auchincloss,
Lawrence Wells,
Fred'k G. Foster,
John D. Dix,
Charles Muuziuger,
Louis Jay,
James Brown,
Francis Cottenet,
N. D.
Alex'r Hamilton, Jr.,
George F. 'I'homae,
C. L. F. Rose,
(^arliile,
Theodore Fachirl,
Wm.
Carl L. Recknagel,
F. C^ary, Jr.,
Cornelius K. Sutton,
S. Wilson,
F. Cousinery,
Gustav Schwab,
George H. Morgan.
W.
Edward Haight,
EUGENE DUTILH, PreHldeut,
AliFRED OUDE*?!, Vlce-Pres't.
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary.
Merchants
MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF SAN FHANCISlO,
OFFICE, No.
JAMES Fl^ElCLANU,
SAMUEL WILLET8,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM T. KRUST,
W.LLiAMWATT,
JAMES D.FlSll.
ELLWOOj WALTER,
U. COLUEN MURKA^,
TOW SEND SCUDUER,
A. FOSTER IlUlflMS
FRANCIS HVl'H a v?aV
^''IMiltlbY.
load's VL^LVitr^'
CIIaRLKs mM'A^*VtJit^^s"""°^'Kl'.
•I.\.MEB
AARON LRFin*^'
.lOHN D vToon'
OKO W heVnInck
IIKNUY FVKF
•
JOSEPH SLaoG
EDWARD MKKliiTn
DANIEL TWI LI iJl^s
Assets,
....
60
WALL
Cal.
STREET.
$800,000, Gold.
No Fire Risks Disconnected n-lth Ma.
rlne Taken by this Company.
Thli Company Issues Policlea on Vessels, Freights,
and car)foe8, at current rjites.
Losses payable In New York, Loudon, or San FranCisco, at tlie option otthe Assured.
SCOTCHLER. Pies., .lABl-S HOWES, Vlce-Pres.
K. W. BnrUSi:. Se retaiy.
Messrs. MORTON, BCisii; & CO.. Bankers In London.
J. B.
WILLIAM NKLSON,
Jr.,
ju». >viLLfcl»,
J^V'^w/lLH^^-^*-"'
DOlwLAS
SUTTON &
CO., AKeuts.
ELLIVOOD WALTER,
resident,
ARCHD. G. nONTGonERV Jr
Vlce.preside'ut.*'
ALANSON W HI-UE.TIAIV.
t-
au Vltt.Preal'aent.
G. t,
Robert L. Stuart,
Alexander V. Blake,
D.
DKCEMBER,
Subscription Notes, (of which
$n9.-..«i 75 are ui.t yet used). ..
488,300 75
Bills
Kecelvable, T'ncollected
Premiums and Salvages
317,089 39
Accrued Interest and Unsettled
AND ONE
DE8PARD,
Jamea O. De Forest,
Hearjr K. Bogert.
i.
Slst
$1,633,749 67-
TRUSTEES.
TRUSTEES.
James Bryce,
ASSETS
Cash lu Hanks
$S87,S23 Ul
United States Stock
570,31)0 UO
Stocks of States, and Corporations and Loans on uemand
303,(19 58
Cliarles Liiling,
ii^'i i'^S."""". ,'?',i'"^
^i'^}-^ ^X'/'CKiir ItilKRES. lor the sl.v
moutus
ending Slst ult will be paid to the Stockholders,
and after jloND.V. the 5tli or Kebruary uexl, on
at
of the Board,
C. Pickeragill,
Reinsurance & Return
Premiums. $2"J8.7:i5 18
1,550,233 49
Total premiums
Premiums marked
Trustees, THRKB,
April next.
25, 1872.
THE FOLLOWINU STATEMENT OF THE
31,1870
Six per cent interest on the outstanding certificates of profits will be paid to the holders thereof,
or their legal representatives, ou and after Tuesday
the Sixth of February next.
Wm.
lU
Losses and Expenses. .$C12,8i(i 38
Total amount of Assets..
Mercantile
Mutual Insurance Co.,
aft'airs
Colt,
Earned premiums of the year.. $1,146,783
Accounts
:
Initt'd Stales
H.
,187,247 8a
$1,495^54786
$300,000
OFFICE OF THE
The Company has the following
J.
1
;!....'.!.
.
Losses paid during the
same period
$3,735,980 63
By order
Total premiums
I
No poli<;ies
Rifles
its
fSl^.'.'X 5U
.
The Trnstces, in conformity to the Charter of the
Company, submit the followisg Statement of its
pub-
with the provisions or
Charter:
Secretary.
o/-'^0nc(on ant/ &.^i'nJ^ttry^.
Imperial
A;
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
Asaetc
....
CHIEF OFFICE
$8,000,000, Gold
THE U H
IN
THE CHRONICLi:
t*ebruary 24, 1872.1
211
Railroads.
&
SOUTTER
Edward W.
Co.,
n WILLIAM
No.
BTKKKT.
NBW TOKK.
Kjttmngc.OovcrnmonW. Bonds
Stoiku, Gold, Coiimi«rcl»l l'»|n;r, »n<l all Negotiable
^utaniat "allowed ou OepoilU tubjeot to Sight Dralt
or Check.
Advaiicfi
mnUo
approved •emrltlei.
f>n
acicotlallng Commercial Paper.
Inlan 1 and rorelnu proinpllyiuaila.
and Uoiueiilu Loaua Negotiated.
rafllltli'- for
Special
l.^ollerllom
PoreUu
liolli
&
Taussig, Fisher
New
B4KK1T.
BT'Parllciilar attonllor. iflvdi to the enHtntnatlnn o(
Public Works fur caplt 11 ta secklUK luTi'slineuis.
Cottingham,
SHIPPER OP
York.
Co.,
AND ALL OTMEK
bTOCK8. UOLD. nONOB
BECUUlTIE-1
and Sold on Commission.
Bouielit
Interest paid on Deposits Kubjuct tu chock.
I\ N. BARNEY. *cra-^i.f
A.
R.
A.
. D. rorraa.
BATMOVO.
UANKKR8 AND HROKBBB.
6 WAI^L MTRKKT.
o
Co., James
O. K.
Raymond &
Barney
KAILUOADS. BRID0K8 AND EXPL0HATI0N8,
"SERKKLL-B PATENT 'WROOOHT
IKON VIADUCTS."
IIANKKKS,
No. 33 Broad Slreet,
Serrell,
CIVIL KNGIIMKKR,
78 Broadway New York.
BAISKERN,
i,««lcrt In llllliiof
Finaaoial*
W. 0.
II.
UARNKYii*'^*'^**'-
&
Wilson
r.
Co.,
BANKKKS AND COMMISBION MEKCUANTB
44 BROAD STRBKT.
Liberal cash advances made ou consignments ol
Cotton and Tobacco to uur address also to our trleuda
In Liverpool and London
CioTernmeut Nei-urltleii, Gold, Stocks
;
Taussig, Gempp
Co.,
8c
Locomotives, Cars
&
Gempp
LouU, Mo.
St., St.
Taussig,
BANKERS,
34 Jnnetaoar St., Frankft>rt
Bought
&
M.
W. v. PKRKINS.
tWBNSOK.
& Co.,
SWBNSON, PERKiNS
80 Wall Street
New
York.
& Co.,
Perkins, Swenson
New
Orleans
Exchange sold on Texas and Lou leiaua. CoUecUona
m^e on alt accessible points.
W.
W.
XiSONAAD.
B.
W. H. FOSTER.
KHSLDON.
a.
Leonard, Sheldon&Foster
BANKERS,
No, 10 Mr all Street,
Bay and st^U QovernmeDt, State, Uallroad and other
^ecuntlt's. making liberal advances on
same, allow interest on <le|ioB)tii, deal In commercial
paper, mniiah to travellers and others Letters ol
Credit current in the principal cities in hurope.
BOBDXN.
L.
Borden
LOYELL.
N.
Lovell,
8c
Specialty.
Having lor many years beeu id.-ntllled with this
busluess, our great exoertencu enables us to oll'er
CVmBBBLAND
During that time we have shipped
not less than 1,300 Locouiollves valued at $13,000 each - - $15,600,000
13,000 Cars,averaB'e value
at $1,000 each • • . • $12,000,000
90.000 tons Ste«l Balls, at
• •
$110 per ton •
9,900,000
50,000 tons Iron Ralls, at
3,500,000
$70 per ton . . . •
....
Total
$41,000,000
The coming year we f hall extend our busluess, and
with Increased facilities lor transaclliig tlie same, we
Invite the attention of the trade, and particularly
solicit shipments of RAILROAD IKON.
JAMES A. COTTINGHAM,
104 West, corner Liberty Street,
NEIV YORK.
FALL BIVER lUON WORKS
Nalla,
7U
locate,
CO.<S
Band*, Hoops and Rods.
aua
71
WEST
ST.,
New
York.
lines to railroads,
North American
Fire Insurance Company
BROADWAY.
Branch
1439 Broadway.
and also to furnish plans,
for proposed
In operation in
any of the
Western
Stateii.
as he believes, to furnish economical
be will he able,
and intelligent opinions as to the value
linen.
Every
eflort will
In the
Investment of capl' al either
which
will aid
them
value of securities proposed.
189?.
(if proposed
be made to furnish
in
determining the
In deciding all legal
'
opporta-
alties will
be presented
Office
-
'
WYUL18 BLACK8T0NK, VlCt-PrMt,
CARTER, Secretary,
0R13WOLU, aeaaral Asent.
r. H.
&
(>o.
no. M KXCUANUH: PLAUK.
STOCKS, BONUS, OOVKliNMKNT SKCUKITIKS,
KOUKlli.N KUCIIANdK and OOLI) liuUKlit aud auU
on tut must lavoral>ie ternih.
I.STKtiKST allowed on deposits either
in
Currency
or tiolc', subject to clieck at sight, the same a« witu
the City uauks.
ADVANCES msde on all marketitble securltlaa.
CKUTIKICATES ol Dspatit Issued bearing Interest
'JOLUfCTloNS midn at all polott at tha UMIOM
•d 12I{ITI8U PUOVINCES.
BBOAD
St.,
Brokers and Dealers
^
f
IN
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Cubbedge
Bank, BloomlDgton.
Illinois.
P.
AiAlJON
Uak.
liA.
and do a Oeneral BauktDg aui
Brokerage Business.
cUectionit
KKrUK
-lO
KA8T UlTBR NATIONAL BARK.
MANKiNti UOUau OF
KouNTZE Brothers,
12 Wall Street.
mORGAN, Jr.,
Civil Biiiclae«r,
EAMILTONBPJIMCtfh, AUoruey aaA Counsslor.
New York.
'Deposits received from Banks and Individuals, sob
est to check at slicht, and Interest allowed thereon si
FOUK PEK CEN f per annum.
Collections made lliroutzlioui the United 8t«tea,tb4
BrUlf h ProvincuK anti Europe.
Governments Securities bouiehb and sold.
&
A. D. Williams
Co.,
STOCK BBOKKVS,
over the Peoples
P^ Ballsfactory references given.
RICHARD
&
Hazlehurst,
U«NKKMS AND BROKERS,
stocks or securities
•
Inanree Property against Loss or liamage by Fire at
~
Banal rates.
Policies IssUHd and Losaes paid at the otUce of the
Compa'iy. or at Its varloQB AJieDClee lu Ibe prloclpsl
cities of the I nlted States.
K. W. ULKECKBR, President,
STRKBT.
aANKEK!»
or
$500,000 00 may be consulted, the subscriber will bu aklud, by
- • 395,337 ftS
competent advice and assistance already secured.
Cash Capital and Surplus, J ulr 1 , 1 869,
To mechanics, manufactuicrs and capitalists coc.
$795,237 93.
templatlng Western Investments, desirable
-
NEW
Gibson, Casanova
and satisfactory
plana and systems of construction, and also correct
questions connected with the matters about which he
CASH CAPITAL
SURPLUS . • •
»
Loans Negotiated.
examine and make reports of cost and
railroads, chiefly lu the
of railroads,
IMCORPORATED
No.
Western States, having had twenty-five years* expe*
rience lu the construction HUd actual operation of
completed
M
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
20
accurate InformatloQ to parties contemplating the
uffice».
dc
also
1
and other engineering worlc.
graded and bridged, or
FIBB INSURANCE.
Cooper Institute
DKALU R8
Levy & Borg,
and forms of coniract.
apectflcatlons
Young,
SOUTHERN AND
prepared to supervise surveys,
cost,
ALBERT YOUJ;a.
&
Arents
probable earnings of proposed roads, or of those
Insaranoe.
193
la
and estimate
He will
UFPICR
I
Railroads.
The subscriber
GOALS,
AND
collection* ou Savannah remltie.l for at onee gl>th
per erit under buying rate lor N fw York Exchange
ih day they mature. Weha^e faclUile* alsofirto lee*
tlons In otiier cities In Oeorula, Alabama and Florida
a'sof r the tiansictl n f any Financial bailneasou
Colla'erala, recognized as good here. We do not
deal In any Southern State tonus Issued since the w»'.
9KO. AnKNlS.
UNUSUAL INDOClfiMENIS
to the trade, and to ensure safety and despatch lu
shipments of the above.
Below we furnish a briel statement of our busineat
tor the past ten yesra.
Co.'s
Box sa.
;
AND
General Asents.
Mining
Georgia.
i
o
ooninissioN ihebchants
Borden
>AVANNAH,
p. o.
Rails
Steel
St.,
;
A
desirable
911.
and
Iron
BAY
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Coin and Securities.
OF
KKKNION.
D. L.
101
FOBW^ARDING
UANKEUS AND STOCK BR0KEU3,
%H WAL1« STBEKT, NBW^ YORK.
luterent allowed ou deposits.
Hunter,
BANKERS AND BUOKEKS.
8-
Kimball,
&
Bryan
AND L1GHTEU8.
SC'HOONEHS, BARGES,
Baldwin
Accntnts received and Interest allowed ou balances
wUlcb may be checked lor at alKtkC.
ON KlhST CLASS
On main*
Suid on Commission, and
ui
LOANS NBOOTIATBD.
RAILROAD IRON,
KIMBALL.
T. B. BALDWIS.
ember N. Y. 8toclcBnd Uold Exchange.
«•
and Uoud«
AND
BANKKISS,
333 North Third
4U
Mew
Wall Street
York.
Stocks and Boada
BOUUHT AND 8O1.U ON CUMMISSION.
A.DKNlS'N WILLIAMS.
Member of the
I
,
J. P. WILL* MS,
„ ^vaJMr of tlie
M, York Stock JCxohaase M. York
I
fflook
bckton.
THE CHRONICLE.
212
Railroads.
filiscellaneou?.
J.
Wire Ro p
BTEBL, CUAKCOA'.
end
Ships,
for
Isus'iicna'au Bil
'gi's,
HOWARD MITCUELL,
14
e.
Norm
i4
a?
JUSTICB,
8.
New
o
o
*o.
constmtly
Lago Stock
on
baid, from which any desired
CO..
w m tso.v &^ew York.
RAILWAY EQ UIPWENTW.
^
For early Spring and
Summer
York or
43 Broadway,
deliveries, 1S72, In
New
JOHH
•.
Atlanlic Porta.
William Wall's Sons,
BiGELow
.MANUFACTURKRS OF
Cordage,
£LEPH1NT BACKING,
Johnston,
OF THE BEST (tCALITY.
'
'«l
&
Kennedy
CEDAR
ST.,
Co.,
COR. OF WILLIAM ST.
GENERAL RAILWAY AGENTS
raERCHANTS.
A<«0
Baraadiell Railway Bonds and Negotiate Loans
New York.
Railways.
tj
iniPORTERS OF
Iron Ralla, Steel Ralla, Old Raila,
Beaaemer
OF APPROVED FOREIGN AND DO.MESTIC
MANUFACTOIiE.
lilC.OING MADF,
Rosendale Cement Co.,
r
&
Iron and Steel Rails
and Dealers
TO ORDER.
Office, 113 XfTaW St., N. IT.
CE.VEN
JAMES jonysTox.
48 Pine Street,
lu IIEIWP
GANGS OF
BIOELOW.
p.
KENMEDT. HEHBT H. BAKBK. JoaHa,BAB«ia
S.
J.
XDWASD
Rails,
AND
BAILS-EXXRA QUALITY, ^
STEGE,
leugilia are cut.
jroH.v
Old
Tons
3. COO
ri»E ,
P.
Iron Rails,
A
Purpose?,
Hoisting
.
Steel RaiJs,
rt
SOOTIIAMPTON BUILDINGS.
l.lcks Inclined Planes, Mining
f
AlET
MBRSOH FOOTS,
.
Vibbard, Foote & Co.,
40 BROADWAY, Nrw YORK.
Justics,
St
fi
OHAOHOaT TIBBABP
York.
42 Clitt' Biroet.
S.
Rlgglnu,
OuyF, Dtr-
Rai'roads.
PHILIP
PltlladelphU.
5th street.
Philip
B. U., of ihc ve-y best qimllty,
kaultuble
[Febninry 24, 1872,
OLD RAILS, SrRAP AND PIG IRON.
Orders executed lu Kurope by cable for shipment to
any port iu the United Stiitea, either at ;i fixed price lu
American Gold or at a sterling price coat, freight and
insurance.
Hank Credits opened and Railway Securities nego-
Pl^j
Iron, 'crap.
Steel Trres, boiler platea, Ac.
AGENTS FOR
??! Rp",","" I™", Company, Bradford England.
The West Cumberland Uematl'o Iron Co.? WorklnEton b:nelHnd.
Supply ail Railway Equlpmeot and undertake a
Railway business generally.
tiated.
No. 101 Wall Street,
J.
Neir Vork.
E.
W. BENEDICT,
Secretary.
W.
Jacob
H. WILSON,
EDWARD F. WIVSLOW
Late Brev.MaJ. Gen .U.S.A. Pres. at.L.& S.K. R.R.
WiNsi.ow
SeaverSc Co.,
No.
No. 206
COTTON
Commission Merchants,
nosroN.
Rignev
Reese,
Negotiate loans
Neg
Build, Mam
and
•
& Equip '"^<'RaiJwa)s.,^„ SecurUlcB,
Co.,
&r
Company,
BANKERS AND nERCHANTS,
ifezotlate
niERCHANTS.
Bontlaand Loan* for Railroad
Watson,
B.
Oara, et«.
and unuertake
all buafoea*
la
Georsla.
CAB r,
I
m^
XDVAKJ FLASH.
EDWIN
inlslana.
A.
GRAVES.
& Graves,
Flash
COTTON BROKERS
53
Stone
St., dc
17 South William
NEW
Geo.
AND
Devonshire
si.',
Boston.
& Lon-
don &- Globe Ins. Co,
AJfetsGo ld^%20iOoo^ooo
AJfetsinthe
U, StateSy%-^ ,000,000
4-5 William St.
62
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Pons
ot
Iron.
New York and New
&
Co.,
Manufacturers of Wrought Iron Tubes, Lap Weldi
Boiler Flues, Gas Works Castings and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
Gas and Steam
Fitters' Tools, 4c.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES:
18
GOLD STREET NEW YORK.
,
W John street.
CO.,~~~
BOSTON,
80 State street.
PHI LA.,
208 So. 4th stri e
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES
Manofactarera Agent of
Cut
FELT.
Steel Frogg, and all other
Railway Use.
steel Material /or
HOUSE IN LONDOM
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COM- NAYLOR, BBNZON & CO.
PANY «iF CAN IDA.
34 Old Broad Street,
Old Rails
wbo give special attention
for Sale.
to orders for
Railroad Iron,
aa well as Old Ralls. Scrap Iron and Metala.
'
°'""°-^-^
IS.^n'oT^.Ti.ri'iV.'Sr'J.i'r'"''"'
'"!; ".'3 '«" "'«n 1,000 tons, and to stata
„,T^' II ^".
Pni duly lr;n°v ^'o?r''rT;i'n','K'° ^''- Pnrchase?. S;*"
C. J.
BBYDGES,
MojrraBAL, Canada. D»c. SB,*'!!!."*"* I>i'«tor.
•
Paacal Iron IVorka, Pblladelphla.
NEW YORK,
BOSTON.
AND WOOL
Co.,
Ain>
NO.
NAYLOR &
Putnam,
Dealer in
HAIlt
York. Airent
Exchange on London and circalar Natsa
amounts to suit remitters or travelers.
OF ALL KINDS.
Cotton Factor,
MONTGOMEtT, ALA.
The Liverpool
D.
Co.,
&
Gilead A. Smith
T,e surer
42
Sc
New
St..
Bills of
MANUFACTURErrS OF
Locomotives, Stationary Steam EnSlncii, and Tools.
MANCHESTER. N. H.
ARETAS BLOOD, W^, G. OTEANS.
II.
Pine
Morris, Tasker
St.,
D. 8. Arnold,
gkneral
ooramissioN merchant,
w
Orleana.
and uegjclate
Locomotive Works.
Kupermteiident
maucheatcr, N.
TOI!K.
P. Converse
PAILS, LOi^OMO-
:9,
niANCHESTER
L
ORLE.iN.S,
Wm.
In
Railway bokds, loavs. &c
COTTON BROKER,
NEW
All work accurately fitted to gauges and ttaoroneb
Interchangeable. Plan, Material, WorkmanslilD
Unlsh and EUiclency lullyguarantecd.
M. Baird,
Chas T.Parry,
Wm. F. Henjey
Geo Burnham. kdw. H. Wllllama. Ed. LongJtretfi.
Commlaalon IKercbanti.
and other S^ppU
Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Railroad
YORK.
steel and
iiG'l-S'^^J';,''
livts,
&c.
WORKS
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE, BANK, LONDON
PINE STREET.
NEW
Batlnrajr
&
M. Baird
& Schu yler,
Jones
C. Holland,
NICKE L, BISMUTH,
BALUtVIN LOCOnOTlVB
Cos.,
connected with Railivajr
COTTON BUYEB.
MlCON'
RAILS. COPPER,
SPEtLTER, TIN, LEAH,
Contract for
iron or Steel Ralla, Loconi«tlTe«,
R.
Bro.,
New York.
ly
M LIBERTY STRBBT
Mo.vraouERr, ala.,
OTTON BUYING,
CO.Tt.VISSION
&
M. K. Jesup
Street,
Pig Iron,
•1
TJ
&
Pope
J.
294 Pearl
Wilson,
8c
LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,
SOUTH FOURTH STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
51
Report npon
">.
Thos.
Evans
&
Co.,
IRON AND METALS.
No. 70 Wall Street.
^
NEW
YORK.
@FedFRASER