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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MA.GAZINB,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE nNTTED STATES.
VOL
SATURDAY, JANUARY
16.
TEM
CON
r8
104
MONETARY PRESSURE AND THE EXPANSION OP CREDITS.
Two financial movements are just now httracting notice.
The first is the ebsii^g up of the money market, which is
making itself more visible in regard to mercantile paper.
104
Capital continues to accumulate here, as the bank statemeot
THE CHRONICLE.
Monetary PreJsnro and the Ex-
Eni;ll9h
pansion of Credits
The
Tlireo
News
Chan<^6s
Hundred
108
Redeeming
the
in
Agents of National Banks
Commercial and Miscellaucons
Million
Loan
Latest Monetary and Commercial
News
THE BANKERS' GAZETTE.
Money
Market, Railway Stocks,
Securities, Oold Market,
Foreign Exchange, New York
City Banks, Boston Banks,
Philadelphia Banks, National
Banks, etc
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
0.
to-day
—
109
millions in deposits, and the tide
and Bond List
State Securities
City Securities
109
110
112
concentration of
105
108
RaUroad Stock and Bond List
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US
THE COMMERCIAL TIMES.
Commercial Epitome
Catton
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Breaostufla
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Groceries
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laslDryGoods
rior,
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much more
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being
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THE CHRONICLE.
102
although these facts are generally acknowledged, «uch
is
the
here
;
[January 25, 1873.
and that the foreign part of the negotiatior.
not
will
monetary pressu'e which obtains throughout the country
that a considerable number of persons ar« tempted to grasp
comprise more than two-thirds or three-fourths of the whole.
any «xpedient which promises miiigation. With the
growing ease of money they will not be so liablo to be thus
been already
at
led astray
and, as has heretofore happened, the popular
;
feeling on the subject will suSside.
A second
point
and governments yes
the rise in gold
is
The advance
terday.
doubtless duo to
in the Ten-forlies is
the announcement of the Syndicate operations, which are
But the
discussed elsewhere.
in
rise
Prominent among
duced by a large complexity of causes.
these
is
the agitation
for
enlarged
has been pro-
gold
of cuarency.
issues
If
the inflationists can only succeed in this scheme, the price of
gold must inevitably go up.
regard
In
greenbacks, Congress does not seem
pected.
The
new
to
chief hopes of the inflationists
crease of national bank notes.
issues
of
so pliable as was exi
in the in-
est
This expansion
a largu number of applications have
made by bankers in various parts of the
be allowed to take a share. The presei't
In this anticipation
coKntiy
to
arrangement
however, to confine the business to the
is,
same central a£;encie8 by wl;ich it was managed before.
The chief of these were, if we mistake not, Messrs. Fisk &
Hatch, Henry Clews, the Fourth National Bank, aiid the
we
pired, but
by
allowed
be
to
compensation these agents
Syndicate
the
believe that on
has
part,
movements of
trans-
&
Co. and
The present Syndicate is the
parties, that of Marton
markel.
the
of two separate
result of the union
that of
Jay Cooka
&
Co., each of
had been making proposals to the Secretary.
they hope
not
the last ocdsiun they gained
\^ per cent; though their profits depended, in
on their adroitness in taking advantage of the
about
Bliss
What
National Bank.
First
are
whom
If there is to
be any Euch operation, the people are well satisfied that Mr.
Jay Cooke should be prominent in it, for two reasons.
for some days past.
First, he hss had more experience than any other individual
There are a'so indications of .in accumulation of bank in negotiating the loans of the United States from the first
notes, which are selling at a discount, but the influx is not five-twenties of 18G2 to the present time.
Among the serso great as earlier in the month.
The eccumuiation of hank vices which in some of the war loans he conspicuously rento obtain ; and the prospect, however doubtful, has exerteJ,
with other forces, a noteworthy influence on the gold market
notos at this centre gives us a foretaste of the effect of the
dered to the country,
banking scheme. This project proposes to flood the
country with bank notes, and to remove the present limit
was, at a critical period of the war, almost wholly depend-
free
At
to their issues.
gregate of notes
limit
was 300
present 354 millions
allowed
in
country.
this
ant on
the highest ag-
is
receipts from
its
not the least, that the
Treasury
Mr. Cooke's extensive agencies,
for
the funds needful for the carrying ot the struggle to a sue
Till 1870, the
when other means
cessful close,
and since the increase to 354 mil
millions,
it is
expectation.
disappointed
HoLF, and the agitation for further expansion, gold has gone
to 114.
the
up from 109
one thousand
Cooke has
millions
for raising these funds
is
It
of
had
remembered that by
bonds or more which Jay
also
various times negotiated, the Treacuiy has
at
On the methods for contracting the National Bank circula- never lost a dollar but the payments to the government
we have often written, and discussion of this matter have always been made promptly according to his contract.
will become more important every year.
Some pertl Such being the public view of the case, it is gratifying to
;
tion
made
nent suggestions are
in the following letter from an
Boston
Much has been said about making our National Currency more
elastic.
Would it not be well to have the law give some advantage to those banks which will contract their issues in the
dull eeason ? Thus the law might compel eacli national bank
to
pay taxes of two per cent a year, but only on the average amount
kept out by itself. Or the Government might charge at the rate
of two per cent, a year to each bank on the amount actually
in
circulation, and nothing to each bank on the amount
of its
authorized circulation kept in its vaults. This last plan would
require a reorganization of the banks, I think, so for as to
have
frequent and perhaps weekly reports, and also that the country
banks should become branches ot large banks in the redemption
citits.
The head banks only might be required to make t'>e
weekly reports as in Scotland, where each head bank has forty or
esteemed correspondent
in
find that
there
if
Co. are to be in
:
is
to be a Syndicate Messrs,
and that they are backed
it,
Jay Cjoke &
by such pow-
erful associates.
As
4^ per
to the
cents, the
expectation
is
that they will
up next by the Syndicate, and that the four per
p«nts will follow, a few months interval being allowed
between each loan. The present loan, as we have said, is
for three hundred millions, which exhausts all the fives
be taken
authorized
by the law of July
20,1871.
These laws authorize 300 millions of
cents and
it is
fifty branches.
700
14, 1870, as
amended Jan.
4:^
per
millions of 4 per cents, of wh-ch ihe former,
be negotiated during the
supposed, can
the present loan
These are the
is
year 1874,
if
satisfactorily carried thl'oiigh.
main facts we have been able to ascertain
THE THREE HUNDRED MILLION LOAN.
There are, however, a number of
as to the new Syndicate.
A final agreement was made on Thursday at Washington, points on which information is wanted. The first, has reby which Mr. Boutwell sold 300 millions of new fives to a
gard to the rate of commission which Mr. Boutwell has
Syndicate of bankers. The purchasers are Jay Cooke & agreed to pay. The law specially limits the appropriation
Co., and Morton, Bliss & Co.
The former firm are asso- to per cent, which includes " the expense of preparing,
^
|
ciated with the
Rothschilds and
with the Barings and others.
others,
There
is
and the
nation than that of August, 1871, which was under
control of Jay
Cooke
&
Syndicate arh allowed
in
lions is not announced.
to complete
before.
the
With
will be given
ing
the
whoh
this
Co.
view
How
issuing, advertising
latter firm
thus a broader combi
long
a
which to pay for
But the report is
t'le
sole
I per
term the new
these 300 mil
that
If the
cent.
Congress may refuse to make the appropriation
There are conflicting opinions
or to allow the disbursement.
as
they expect
to
what Congress
is likely to do in the matter.
The
Committee of Wa>'s and Means leaves
some doubt. What is certain is, that the
recent report of the
negotiation in a year, and perhaps
it is
and disposing" of the bonds.
Secretary of the Treasury has agreed to pay more than this
the question in
90 days' notice committee could not agree to affirm either the lawfulness of
expire in May, for pay- the Syndicate arrangement or the contrary. A non-com-
said the legal
by Mr. Boutwell,
to
100 millions of Five-Twenties; while a mittal resolution was, therefore, the '-nly alternative.
second lot of 100 millions are proposed to be called in for Whether Congress will be
equally divided in sentiment,
1st June, and a third lot for the 1st July.
Of these 300 and what shape the matter will assume whn it comes up,
millions of outstanding Five-Twenties, about 100 millions
as it inevit ibly must, admits of great uncertainty.
A large
are believed to be held in this country.
This fact seems to number of members of the House .vill, no duubt,
oflT
first
agree with
suggest thata part of the loan will have to be negotiated
I
tho YJew held
by Tbb Chrokiclk,
that the law;a8
it
at present
. .
.
:
cent
Mr. Boutwell
refused
hitherto
The Com-
enlarge this coininission.
to
Ways
mittee of
pay more than ^ per
Congress has
to
expenses of this negotiiitios.
the
for
and Means have refused to report
of any such incre:^se.
view ot these
In
facts, the
favor
in
question
about
1^ per cent.
to the Syndicate, equal to
agresil,
and th
agreement
•
,
:
ultra vires,
is
103
wm
materially improved daring the last few yean, and it
ganwally believed that the shares of the diridend-parlnn eompanlea
were, in nearly
all cases, at their
that the price had been forced
np
legltlnut* ralna, that
is
mj
to
which would redoea
the dividend to 4^ or 5 per cent. But latterly, coal and irou have
become much dearer, and the rate of wages has been advaneed
and it is expected that as these additional charges will form a prominent feature in the half year's accoants, the divldrndi wbleb
which will soon be declared will, In some caaea, be disappointing
This week, nearly all accounts which ware open for the riaa
appear to have been closed, and rather an extensira "bear" accoant
to a point
;
whether Mr. Boutwell has really agreed, as reported, to
givo. besides the ^ per cent three months' interest as a
is
bonus
;
THE CHRQNlCLEi
January 25, 1873.
stands does not allow
:
If
what
is
he has so
be done
to
it 1
has supplied their place.
Ann' hjr question
whether
if,
remedierl, the present time
gotiution.
ihesa difficulties can
if
be
a favorable one for the
is
rie-
has been argued that the recent stringency in
It
the European money markets is unfavorable to such an
operation, anl that the French indemnity paymer.ts this year
will increase the
The Syndicate on
trouble.
argue that the present time
is
is
The
over.
They
nn unusually good one.
point to tho fact that the monetary stringency
and G.-rmany
the contrary
P^igland
in
Bank of England
London capital-
bullion in the
The closing Stock Exchange settlament for 1872 witneasad
some fai'ures in the Erie market. The unexpected announcement
of Jay Gould's restoration of so large an amount of property to
the company embarrassed, as a matter of course, the "bears," of
whom
there appeared to be
many
;
but
It is
that the suspensions were only three, of
importance.
The
letters delivered this
aatlsiactory to notice
whom
only one waa of
week contain the dewila
movement, and as there appears to be every indication that
the present directors will employ every effort to make the line a
success, there is now as much confidence in the fntore of tha
of the
undertaking as there was distrust in it before.
It would be a good thing for American finance, as far as the
ists declare thit so favorable a time has not for years been
raising of niouriy in Europe is concerned, if similar measures
observed in Englaid fcr marketin>; American securities. could be adopted in regard to certain other enterprises. The
As to Germany, the Syndicite declare that the situation has revelations which are now and then made naturally make Inwholly changed. France now agrees to make larger pay. vestors cautious of American railroad bonds, and militate against
their succcs.^. A lo.in appeared some months back for the Alaments than were expected during the first five months of
bama & Chattanooga Railroad Company. To the bondholders
this year. In order to emancipate her territory from German
the investment has been a great loss, and the following, which
occupation Frsnce is to pay $40,000,000 a month from now has been communicated by the Conncil of Foreign Bondholders,
is
above 24 millions
till
Msy
and
This
next.
almost a year
in
With
Belfort.
complete
will
advance
will release the
Letters from
sterling.
second
the
milliard
time of payment,
of the stipulated
whole of France except tho fortress
regard
these
to
Syndica'.e argue that they
prodigious
to enlarge the
vfill
o(
payments the
mass of capital
gives them but
little
hope of a satisfactory management of
their
interests
New
The following is an extract from a letter of Mr. F. de Neufolllc, of
I.cvita, agent of the Council of Fiirclgn Bondholders at Frankfort, in relation to the Alabama and Chattanooj,'a Railway ; " Tho prcMOt
York, to Dr.
atjtie
of tho
company
is
the following:
The
puichaxcr of the railway
first
under the decree of the Bankrnplcy tN>urt was the Sthl« «>f Alahsra* ttwelf. and
" ""' •^l.tte,
?
It hils to pay about $.313,000; of this, however. It o:
a llh
on its i)art, sold the railway to St«nton and collo
..'lich
which amount Alabama intended to cover the $li
very
Slanton has. as yet, only paiil iii'Hut ^i".<"r miu it
it still had to p«y.
questionable whither he can or will pay the remainder of the purchase money.
Meanwhile the railway is, as at the commenccmerif. still in bankruptcy, and
in the hands of Judge Bustead, of the United States District C <nrt in Alabama, and he can at any moment, if he wishes, sell it at any price, and to any
one, in order to cover the judgment costs. It la even po'.sll>le that in the case
of anolher sale be will disregard the bondholder* if tncy are not represented
here. I beg you, therefore, as soon as possible, to fonn a committee and to
nominate some one l^re as your representative."
'
'
seeking investment
iis
to offer us
an opportunity for
our new bonds, which we ought not
pi
cing
to lose.
Cateat lllonetarn anii Commercial
(£119 iai)
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AT LATEST DATES.
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short.
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Paris
Paris
There has been a good demand for money during the week, bnt
has been chiefly of a temporary and provisional character. The
increase in "other securities" at the Bank of England is £5,280,It is evident, therefore,
000, and in " other deposits," £4,445,020,
that tne desire to possess large bankers' balances on the 31st of
December has still to be fulfilled; but as the accommodation U
only temporary the bank account is likely to be soon reduced to
There is at present no demand for gold for
its normal state.
export, and as the Australian mail steamer has arrived with
it
months. J5 65
3
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i.
a.\TE8 OV BXCH.«.I<r«B
EXCHANGE AT LONDONJANUARY 3.
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25.50
mos.
109.70
3
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6.S0V
1
Frankfort
ii9)t@.nHx
....
St. Petersburg
31X@31«
Cadiz
42^S48>tf
90 days.
Lisbon
52>«<a5s>,'
Milan
months. J!8.C2>i@88.67X
Genoa
>
Leghorn
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short.
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£494,000, rather a considerable supply has been sent into the
bank. Hence tho stock of bullion shows an increase of £347,441
compared with that given
in the preceding return.
Next week
1
:)
New y«rk
Rio de Janeiro
•
Jan
....
.
3.
Dec
7.
8.
Nov. 14.
Dec. 11.
Bahia
60 days.
90 day«.
Dec.
Vatparaiao
.
....
.
Pcrnambnco
.
Kingapore
Hong Kong...
Shanghai
Ceylon
80 days.
Bombay
60 days.
Madras
Calcntta
4».
M.
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10>i-ll-16<i.
U.
1(
i»
w%-n-\fid.
Sydney
109'i
85X
25><©S«
25f.'®26X
though there are
Jan.
2.
6 mos.
ii.Und.
i.
....
6 mos.
U. Ufid.
6«. »X(i.
6s. l)id.
Ji-ll-lM.
Ip.
c.
dis.
believing in an early reduction in the bank rate.
who believe in a revival of the German
indeed,
6mo».
Jan.
the dividends on the public funds will be distributed, and it is
anticipated that the next bank account will afford grounds for
85M
Dec. 27.
Doc. S8.
....
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••
5rf,
il.
**
•
There are eome_
demand
for gold
no signs of it. Tho French indemnity
operations will undoubtedly render the course of the money
market uncertain, and numerous changes in the official minimum
are therefore anticipated during the year. The tendency jnst
now
is
at present
clearly towards ease, but the vast operations of
Oermany
England should be the medium through which they are conducted, would quickly check the downward movement and pro-
if
IFrom our own correspondent.
London, Saturday, January 4, 1873.
This has been somewhat of a broken week, and business can be
|
duce considerable firmness.
The
quotations for
money
are
now
as follows
Tercem.
Per cent.
reBumed but although transac<Xe4K
4 months' bank bills
g
Bank increase
tions are small, a firm tone prevails in most departments of trade. Open-nmrkct rates
« months' bank bills ...... iM9*X
4 and < montlia' trad« bill*. *)i9^)i
30 and 60 d.tys' bills
In Manchester a certain degree of anxiety exists, owing chiefly to
4X
3 months' bills
the diverse estimates of the American cotton crop, while the reThe rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and
cent failures are an additional cause of uneasines.s. It is hoped
discount houses for deposits are subjoined
^^ ^^^
however, that there will be no further suspensions of importance.
J
The opening stock market of the year was characterised by a Joint stock banks call
Discount houses at
.,.
T»
feature for which but few persons were prepared. The market Discount houses with 7 days' notice
''s
Discount house* with 14 day*' notice.for British railway shares was considerably depressed, nearly all
the leading stocks having declined in value 1 to li per cent. It is
The following are tha quoUtions for money at the leading Ooatlscarcely said to have been fully
I
;
.m
:
•
well
known
that
the
value
of
Eog'Iisb
railway shares has
nental cities
:
—— —
:
:
THE CHRONICLE.
104
Bank Open
Bank Open
rate, market,
per cent, per cent.
S
i)i-S
5
5
Pari*
Amsterdam
Hambar^
B
t}4
Frankfort
Trieste.,.,
7
8
7
8
5
6
Uadrld, Cadiz and Barcelona
Hat.
and
d.
d.
B,
6
89
6
29
6
11
18
6
11
6
IS
U
6
2
10
11
8
12
8
28
3
3
6
8
28
6
2
following statement shows the present position of the
Bank
England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols,
the average quotation for English Wheat, the price of Middling
Upland Cotton, of No. 40 Mule Yarn fair second qualiij,
and the Baokers' Clearing House return compared with the
Liverpool
¥
vanced
;
8
12 10
12 10
88
3 6
3 2
38
6
8
8
88
Market.
Provisioni
Frl.
d.
d,
6
28
Peas ^Canadian),
2
— Lard
s.
89
6
6
13 a
18 10
87 9
3 S
11
12 10
28
3 6
3 8
38
and
e.
3
38
1869.
1870.
securities. l.'I.9S4.710
20,646,496
Other securities
Reserve of notes and
1871.
other prices exhibit a decline.
Mon.
Sat.
d.
B.
95
63
34
38
31
Lard (American) ..."
Cheese(Amer'nflne) "
38
d.
B,
6:3
3t
38
Liverpool
3
Thnr.
d.
6
B.
9'
C3
34
38
9.1
680 63
Produce Market. — Common
leum have each
680
Wed.
Tues
d.
8.
95
63
mesBjnew^ tee..
Pork (Pr. mess) new ^bb!.
Bacon (Cum. cut) new^cwt
BBef(Pr.
3
680
rosin
Frld.
B.
d.
8.
93
63
34
88
6
90
62
84
88
6
and
coin
9,4>J,8fi6
18,519,861
3 p,
Consols
Priceof wheat
Mid. Upland cotton .,
1^0.40 mule yarn fair Sd
c.
92Jid,
BOs. lid.
8. d.
d.
B.
d.
B.
spirits petro-
12
Cloverseed (Am. red)
42
pirits turpentine. ..¥ cwt. 45
12
1
42
d.
8.
3
10
1
9
1
1
9
1
1
12
42
48
6
6
10
16
d.
10
16
Ro8ln(com. N. C.)...<?cwt. 10 6
10 «
10 6
" fine
"
16
__
16
16
Petroleum (refined)
^gal 1 9>f 1 9X 1 8X
"
"
(spirits)
Tallowf American)... S cwt. 43
43
43
U
42
46
187.3.
£
£
£
24,34. 577
24.942,S63
S6.10l.8n9
85.907.884
11,035,6J9
£
21,481.8.12
Llns'dc'ke(obl).^tn 10
9)<
1
43
42
48
6d.
since last Friday,
Mon.
Sat.
1II.-J4I7H2
fi.2Sfi,109
7.3f>7.001
18.287,743
2r>,2-s.?,2S3
25.024,5K8
!6,,311,399
20,2,53,219
12 925,669
18,902,267
14.H%,440
13.270,3«
LlnBend(Calcutta)....
80,05'J,2tt8
23,972,130
£
Wed.
Tues.
£
£
Thnr.
£
Frl.
B.d.
£
Sugar ;No.l2D'ohstd)
10.S5S46I)
19.095.721
13.234,919
52s. 3d,
7 15-16d,
IXd.
Is. iii&.
2K
43s. 8d.
ll>fd.
U.
14,646,351
25.291,761
3 p. c.
925id,
65s, 4d.
S lS-16d.
22..382,931
p. c,
8 p. c.
92>ixd.
2Vd.
l9,
d.
3
16
43
42
48
43
46
8.
London Produce and Oil Markets. Sugar has advanced
and linseed oil has declined 10s.
1872.
£
lid
quality
Clearing House return
9
830
680
declined, and spirits turpentine has advanced.
Sat.
Mon. Tues.
Wed. Thnr.
Frl.
3d.
Is.
13 45.3.093
24,014.298
fi
p. c.
lOKd,
Is. 3i.
93,041,000 U0,906,000:i30.057.000
The opening corn markets of the year have shown
Linseed
oil..
d.
p.
d.
10
s.
6
64
6
64
6
83
6
33
ton 94
91
41)
40 10
33 10
"
s.
33
6
&4
6
B.d.
10
64
10
6
64
33 6
33 6
94
40 10
S3
10
5
d.
10
64
"
..
d.
10
94
40 10
33
91
40 10
33
6
84
94
40 10
33
BlJid.
669. 4d.
* In both departments.
of considerablft firmness, especially for good wheat.
8
Spermoil
Whale oil
8.
33
onspot.^cwi
Bank rate
3
8
have ad-
cheese
—
:
Circalatlon, Including
£
bank post bills
84,417,433
Public deposits
6,4Bri 495
Other deposits
19,49,5.^05
de-
Thnr.
d.
B,
8!)
^ bush
" bush
$
Oats(Am. ACan,)
d.
B.
6
11
12
3
•
"
3
ouarter 33
the exception of a
89
6
6
2
11
12
12 10
Barley ^Canadian)
of
Coin and huUlon'
"
bbl 29
— With
remain unchanged.
Mon, Tues.
Wed.
Wheat (Red W'n. spr)..^? ctl
"
(Red Winter)
"
"
(Gal. White club) •'
Corn(W.m'd)new^quarter
Rome
Antwerp
Belgium
Excepting British railway shares, the stock market hag been
and the quotations have had an upward tendency. The
Talae of foreign stocks has improved, and American descriptions
have been inactive request at an advance, Erie shares have
been in demand, and the quotations are firmer; and there has
also been a better demand for Illinois Central. In the consol
market there has been no important movement.
Tbere has been an active demand for foreign bills of exchange,
and the rates are less favorable to this country. Gold continues
to accumulate in this market, but silver and dollars are rather
firmer, the supply on offer being very limited.
Government
^
Flour (Western)
firm,
four previous years
cline of 3d. in corn, these prices
_,
6
S
Vienna and
Lisbon and Oporto.
St. Petersburg
Brnssels
Turin, Florence
[January 25. l»78.
Liverpool Breadstu^s Market.
marke
rate,
per cent, per cent
5
6
S
1i(
6
Berlin
The
:
;
:
CIIANUmS
THE
li\
KBUtliiMINti A(iE.\n
(IK
"AU^
KATIUi\itl
The following
are the changes in the Redeeming Agents of
National
Banks
approved
since
the 16th inst.
These
weekly changes are furnished by, and published in accordance
with an arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency
Indications
The
tend-
ency of prices has been decidedly upward, and the stocks on hand
are only moderate. In France wheat continues to be sparingly
offered, and the trade is firm, with an upward movement in the
quotations. The weather continues very wet and unsettled, bu*
on light soils the wheat plant looks well, though perhaps it is
too forward for the time of year.
The following is a return of the stocks of grain, etc., in the
port of Liverpool
HAMS or BANK.
LOCATION.
Iowa-
BSDBBHINO A6SNT.
First National Bank, New York City,
approved SB ar additional Redeem-
First National
Bank
FlrBt National
Bank Ninth National Bank. New York
Charles City..
I
ing Agent.
1
Minnesota—
Northfleld.
City,
approved.
City National Bank. Third National Bf.nk, New York City,
approved.
First National Bank First National Bank, New York City,
..
I
Indiana
Go!*hen
I
Pennsylvania
Glen Rock
and Niitlonal Exchange Bank, Baltlmore, approved In place of Union
National Bunk. Philadelphia.
MichiganCity National Bank, Fourth National Bank, Chicago, apMarshall.
proved as an additional Redeeming
Agent,
Michigan
First National Bank Approval o( Commercial Bank of ChicGrand Haven..
ago flp Redeeming AL'ent revoked.
DacotaU Terrl'y- First National Bank Ninth Niiional Bank, New York City,
Yankton
approved.
i
I
I
I
Dec. 31,
Wheat
Quarters.
Barley
Malt'.
GaU
Beans
Peas
Indian Corn
Loads.
Sacks,
Oatmeal
Plonr
Flour
Sept.
1871.
513,481
" '""
6,453
1,345
15,315
53,101
§,438
152,191
12,012
41,i54
82,949
Dec,
1,
1872.
191.793
2,000
1,261
31,
1872.
381,370
6.889
1,337
8,654
33,443
13,177
231,474
t
I
I
Nenr National Hauhii.
«2,.364
18,166
832,775
6,157
23,206
86,144
,3,0;5
26,695
24.849
The following
the only National
is
Bank organized daring the
past week, viz.
Offloliil No.
Barrels.
2,075— The City National Bank of Griffln, Ga. Anthcrlzed capital, fSO.OOO
paid in capital. $30,000. Gi'man J. Drake, Prefidert; J, G, Rhea.
completed the above letter an important failure has
Cashier. Authorized to commence bnstness Jan. 20. 1873,
been announced, viz., that of Messrs, J, F, Pawson & Co,, Ware,
housemen, of St, Paul's Church Yard, The firm have conducted
COMVIERCIAL
MlSCliLL.VNEaUS NEWS.
a large business for more than half a century, and the liabilities
Imports and Exports for the Week. The imports this
are estimated at from £600,000 to £700,000. It is believed, how.
show an increase in both dry goods and treneral merever, that on the realization of the assets there will be a surplus week
chandise.
The total imports amount to |;ll,282,162 this week,
remaining.
against f 5,348,106 :ast week, and |6,286,904 the pruvious week.
The exports are $4,586,333 ihis week, against $4,454,423 last
EusUah market Reports— Per Cable.
week, and S3,513,906 tl\e previous week. The exports of cotton
The dfjly closing quotations in the markets of London and Li ver- the past week were 12,163 bales, against 10,835 bales last week.
poolforthe past week have been reported by submarine telegraph, The following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) Jan. 16, and for the week ending (for general
as shown in the following; summarv:
merchandisel Jan. 17:
London Money and Stock Market. American securities excited
rOBEiaS IMPORTS AT NKW TORK FOR TBS WRKK.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
at the close, with a large business doing, and wide fluctuations.
11,571,194
Dry goods
t2,2«l,75S
$3,435,699
J2,045,948
It is reported on the Stock Exchange that prices have been General mercliandlse...
8,788,324
8,544,?'83
8,873,016
7,84<).4t;8
Since
I
AND
—
—
foroed to float tlie
The
new loan.
Bank of England has
bullion in the
Increased £433,000 the
past week.
The Bank
Since Jan.
rate has been reduced \,
Bat.
92 If
925i
Consols for money
*'
account
U. S. 6b (5-20?,)1865,old...
92
92«
93X
98«
Tues.
92X
92X
nn
92%
90X
89X
10-408
Hew 5s
The daily
93X
Mon,
and
90
1867
D.8,
Total for the week.
PreviouBly reported
89>i;
9.3Ji
is
now
92Ji
91
89X
Tbnr.
Frl.
32X
92X
92V
92X
92i<
93;!i
90X
89X
quotations for United Btatea 6a (1862) at
fort were
Frankfort
Liverpool Ootton
.,
Marh)t,—BM
98X
special report of cotton.
$6,734,788
6,641.792
13,741,8('8
$11,231,326
93
92
90K
Frank
$11,282,1151
11,636,010
$18,879,644
$»,gn.m
wUl be found the imports of
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie,
from the port of New York to foreign ports, foi the week ending
Jan. 21
KXPORTB FROM NIW TORK FOR THB WIKK
1870.
For the week
PreviouBly reported.,
Since Jan,
.
16,590 S34
4,552,895
In our report of the dry goods trade
4 per cent.
Wed,
92X
92X
93X
J4,,357,5I8
$8,910,413
1
.
1
..
$2,696,806
8,156,030
$10,862,856
1871.
$5,131,499
13,f69,683
$18,704,188
$5,160,172
9,41.%I77
1878.
$4,586,333
7,968,329
$14,575,319
$12,554,663
1872.
The following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending Jan. 18, 1873, and since the
:
Januan
THE CHRONICLE
25, 1873.?
beffinning of the year, with a compariaon for the correspondiog
date in previous years
;
13— Schr. ChSB. Tliomp•on. Jacmel—
Jiiu.
|
American gold coin
$S,000
American silvor coin
1.1,000
Ian. 13~Str..Java, Liverpool—
Sliver barn
494,830
Total for the weeic
Previously reported
American gold coin
Jan.
I
I
18— Str. City of Merlda,
.1.9JS
^
|
f32B 155
8,517! 153
|:i,88^308
Same time
$94.5,892
1867
18««
l,101,3i»
In
18<18
l,784.7;i:i
l,:ac.t;81
1870
18«9
tlS.OOO
Progreaao—
Mexican doubloons
|
Total since Jan. 1,1873
Hame time In
1874
1871
18— Str. Main, Bremen—
Jan.
|
180.5
J6,910,93t
I,8«9,0l8
1,878,444
1,970.437
The imports of specie at this port during the past week have
been as follows
Jan. 13— Str.
Columbia,
Ua-
Silver
Jan. 17— Str.
I'lata-
vana—
Sliver
$4,n:.8
Oold
Jan.
500
$S0,700
Tybee,
Porto
SUv-sr
13— Str. City of Mexico,
7,754
5,009
Gold
Vera CruzTotal for the week
Previously reported
Total since January
$38,019
15,590
1,
1873
$53,(109
Same time In
Same time
1874
1871
161.640
1870
In
470,37711867
— In regard
$169,906
95,049
143,388
18(19
I
1159,416
18«i8
to the recent sale of stock of the South Side (L.
Railroad, the Secretary of the Company states, in a circular,
that " the purchasers are anonymous clients of the Banking House
of Jacob K. SLipherd & Co., 24 Pine street, and include capitalists
in New York and Boston, who believe the stock cheap at the price
paid, and were offered, as it is reported, $200,000 bonus for their
stock within twenty-four hours after its transfer. The negotiations were only consummated by an agreement between ths principal shareholders to sell each a bare majority of his interest and
retain the rest.
Not a single individual was bought out,' and the
corixjration retains as large shareholders every capitalist hereto»
*
«
fore connected with it.
The rumor that Oliver
Charlick was at the bottom of the transaction is entirely without
foundation. The effect of the transaction upon the Company's
new loan now on the market, has been to give a great impetus to
I.)
'
sales."
—
The Canada Southern Railroad is now finished, and it is
expected will bo in operation at an early day. The Chicago and
Canada Southern is being pushed as rapidly as possible, with a
view to finishing it during 1873. Messrs. Leonard, Sheldon &
Fo.iter, 10 Wall street, are offering the 7 per cent, gold bonds of
the latter company at 90 and accrued interest.
— Messrs.
BANKING OFFICE
F18K & HATCH,
OB"
Nbw York, Jan. 24, 1873.
and OHIO, the CENTRAL and WE8T
ERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been negotiated by
us, we believe to be among the bent and mo«t desirable lovast
ment Securities in the market, which in time must beoome very
scarce
especially as the Qoverument will probably, daring
this year, pay off In gold another large lot of FivkTwemtiiu,
and issue in their place Five Per Cent. Bonds.
The
CHESAPEAKE
;
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
The
BONDS,
the
total
SIX PER CENT. OOLD
amount of which is only $15,000,000, ar«
secured upon a property worth |3.'5,O00.OOO to $40,000,000, and
are fully eijual in intrinsic value to the Ckntbal PACiric Bonm,
They are issued in denominationa of $100, $600 and $1,000, coupon or registered, and at their present market price, 86 and ac-
crued interest, are very desirable.
CENTRAL PACIFIC
The
.'
105
known
are too well
to
PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
SIX
reqnirn description or commendation.
Their total amount is $25,88.5.000 they have for a long tlma
ranged in market price near or alwve par.
;
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT. OOLD BONDS
amount to $2,735,000. This road is now consolidated with the
Central Pacific, and the payment of its bonds, principal and
interest, is assumed by the latter.
Coupon Bonds, $1,000 eaeb.
Their market price to-day is 90i to 90f As they have reoentl/
been
on the Stock Exchange, we expect to
introduced
them rapidly
to the price
rise
same
substantially the
We buy and soil, as
of
in character
usual,
Central
PACirics,
M*
being
and value.
Qovernment Bonds. receive deposits
on which we allow interest, make collections, and conduct a general banking businejs in all its branches.
FISK & HATCH.
TO INVESTORS.
To those who wish to REINVEST JANUARY COUPONS OR
DIVIDENDS, and those who wish to INCREASE THEIR IN-
COME
ties,
from means alreaJy'invested in other less profitable securi-
we recommend
Co., financial agents of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, report that there is a good investment
demand for the First Mortgage T 30 gold bonds of the road, and
that the sales since the first of January amount to nearly
Interest (seven
as well secured and unusually produc-
tive.
fl,000„000.
the Seven-Thirty Oold Bondii of the Northern
Company
Pacific Railroad
Jay Cooke &
— The annual statement of
The New York Mutual Insurance about
will be found in this numi)pr of The Chronicle,
assets amounting to $794,337 40. The Trustees have
directed the payment of six per cent interest on all outstanding
scrip on and after Feb. 11th, and have al.so declared a scrip dividend of 40 per cent on the net earned premiums for the year, certificates for which will be ready for delivery Marcli 1.
Company
The bonds
showing
— The Pacific Mutual Insurance Company. —By the annual state-
are always convertible at
and three-tenths per
currency
SJ-
— yielding
greater than U. S. 5-20's.
est
for
Northern Pacifies
to
onethird
semi-annual inter-
to the Post Office addroea
ON MO.ST F.WORABLE TERMS.
CO.,
York, Philadelphia, and Wsshington,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
®l)c
©ankera'
— The thirty-ninth
the First Mortgage 8 per cent gold bonds of
the Logansport, Crawfordsville, and Southwestern Railway Company, due February 1, 1873, will be paid on and after that day at
the office of Messrs. Jones & Schuyler, Financial Agents, 12 Pine
street, N. Y.
lor the
of
Ne-vy
It
— The coupons of
Checks
JAY COOKE &
'
ment
semi-annual statement of the Home Insurance Co., which is given in our advertising columns, shows the
assets of the company on the 1st of January to be $4,446,858 78,
while the liabilities (consisting of claims foi losses and dividends
unpaid) are only $,590,914 19. Such a showing, after the experience of the last fifteen months, reflects great credit on the
officers of the company, and is proof of the strong confidence
which the public has in this staunch old institution.
an income more than
(jtold
pretciam
The Rate
eqaal now
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
of the owner.
of this company, which appears in «.nother part of this paper.
will he observed that during the year just closed its receipts for
premiums on Marine risks were $673,30.') 08, and on January 1 its
total assets were $1,021,091 59.
Interest on the outstanding cer.
tificates of profits, at the rate of 6 per cent, will be paid on and
after Feb. 4.
cent,
cent, gold) is
on the Registered Bonds are mailed
exchange
Ten per
the Company's Lands at Market Prices.
(I'lO) into
(Ba}titt.
» I VI D E N D
The (ollowlns Dividends have been
N
.
declared dortnc the past
COMrANT.
PiB
Whkm
CasT. Faslb. Books Obsao.
Railroads.
Terre Haute
ife
.1
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4 free.
fiee.
Feb.
Jan.
8
3
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Indianapolis
«
Conn. & PastJUmpsIc River pref
Dry Dock, E»»t Broadway & Battery
ao.
1.
1.
Jan. tS to Fab.
S.
1.
Jta.
n toF«b.
*.
Baaka.
Oerman American
Loaners'
Insurance.
Rutsfcrs Fire
Rutgers Fire, extra
Peter Cooper Fire
3X
SO.
1
1.
1
msrellniieoiia.
&, Hudson Canal
F»fm*n' Loan & Trust Co
Kimb'« Coal A Iron
Delswore
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Bankiko House ok Henky Clkws
32 Wall street. N. Y.
Co.,)
Si
f
Bills of Exchange, Circular Notes, Travelers' and Commercial
Credits issued available In all parts of the world.
Deposits received, subject to check on demand.
Interest
allowed on
all
Daily Balances, every accommodation and facility
afforded usual with City Banks.
RAII.ROAD
BONDS—Whether
you wish
to
BUY
or
SELL
write to
HASSLER &
No, 7
CO..
WsU street, New
York.
CeuLrrt,
Xew
.Jersey I.an(l
Amerl'can Coal Co.' of
Improvement Co.
Co., Hi..
AUeghaay
Oulncy Xflnlng
Berdan Fire Arms Mauuf. Co
6
3
5
SMS.
Feb. 1. Jan. 18 to Feb. S.
Feb. 1.1
Jan. S2.'jan. Uto Feb. 1
Feb. S.'Jan. «l to Feb. 5
88.
M«h. lO.IPeb.
s&
Fab.
Feb.
1
»•.
» to Mcb.
11
Feb. 13 to Feb. *4
as to Feb. 1
1. '.Tan.
FaiDAT ETBHiNa, Jan- M, IWS.
market has been slightly
irregular at times during the week, and closed this evening quite
active at the highest point made, namely, 1-32 per day. in addition
to 7 per cent, interest. This rate, however, is quite exceptional,
and only took place on a sharp tum late in the afternoon, when
no apparent cause for it was developed. Regular rates for money
have l>een 6@7 per cent., with exceptions as high as 7 gold, and
down to 4 and 5 per cent, on several days In the alternoon, when
brokers' accounts had generally been made up.
The experience of former years has encouraged an eipecUUon
The Money market. —The money
X
:
fM
106
.
.
CHRONICLE
;
[January 25, 1873
Q
Kallroad and Mlacellaneons Stock*. The general market
has moved with more buoyancy, particularly on Wednesday and
Thursday, prices on the latter day having made quite a sharp
advance, with
large transactions
Ohios, Lake
in
Shore,
Kock Island, New
York
Central,
and
Pacific
Mail.
The highest point
of
most
stocks
was touched on
Thursday afternoon and this morning, but subsequently there
was some reaction, and prices close this evening lower than yesterday in consequence of some considerable sales made to realize
the advance. The movement here noticed in the market is said
from ii.
The Bank of France shows a decrease in specie this week of to be without the assistance of the leading stock speculators, and
the support of outside purchasers is considered an important ele500,000 francs.
The last statement of our New York city banks (January 18) ment. No new developments have transpired affecting the value
showed an increase of $809,075 in the excess of reserves. The of particular stocks the Toledo and Wabash Company have
authorized $5,000,000 of new bonds for the purpose of laying
total liabilities stood at |240,130,400; the total reserve at $65,531,
steel rails
reports have been current that the Erie Company
700, being $5,499,100 more than 25 per cent, of the liabilities.
The following statement shows the changes from previous week may be successful in placing their new bonds in London at par
Union Pacific is unfavorably influenced by the Congressional
and a comparison with 1872 and 1871:
that money will continue easy for several months after the first
of the year, and the sharp advance in call loans thiB evening
is not considered as having any special significance.
For prime commercial paper the demand continues good at 8@
10 per cent., while some very choice paper has been sold as low
as 7 per cent.
Reports from the London market are quite favorable, bullion
in the Bank of England showing a further incre&se this week of
£432,000, and the discount rate having been reduced to 4 per cent,
;
;
1872.
-1S73.
Loans and
dla.
...
DUferences.
.Jan. 18.
Jan. 11.
f2;5.55!.SflO 1278.209.61)0
aSiW.lOJ
Specie
Circulation
NetdeposIM
Leeal tenders
...
Jan,
Inc.. »2.656,80O
2l,ll'.',8a)
Dec.
27,461.600
207,441,500
40.876.700
27,5.I2.200
Inc..
212,558.200
44.420.900
lie.
Inc.
tSTl.
21.
Jan.
20.
1279,032,900
27,693,800
28.371,200
220,361JiO«
45,419,500
1,428,910
80.600
5,116,;0O
3,5(4,200
|270,S.t3,7»'.
28,520,495
S1.9S8.274
211,690,030
49,774,557
investigation and the possibility of adverse legislation
Pacific
Mail has been strong, notwithstanding the telegram that the
steamer Alaska was four days overdue at Hong Kong.
The following were the highest and lowest prices of the active
list of railroad andmiscellaneoasstocks on each day of the last week:
Saturday Monday, Tuesday. Wednesd'y Thursday, Friday,
;
United States Bond*.— The market for governments has been
quite active and buoyant. The higher range of gold and the
K.T.CeniH.K
more definite information in regard to the syndicate operations Harlem
have been favorable to higher prices. A Washington despatch Erie
Herald gives the following in regard to the agreement
made with the two syndicates
**
The parties to the two proposals which have been pending before the Sec
to the
:
retary of the I'reasury having united, the Secretary has completed a cuntract
for the negotiation of the remaining $300,000,000 five per cents funded loan,
Co., representing N. M. Rotlischlld
Sons, Jay
with Messrs. Jay Cooke
Cooke McCulloch
Co. and themselves and with Messrs. Morton. Bliss
Co., Drexel. Morgan & Co., representing Messrs. Baring Brothers
Co., J. S.
Morgan & Co., Alorton, Rose <fc Co. and themselves.
'*
The terms are substantially the same as the iirst contract, the Secretary
reserving the right to determine when he will place the bonds and what
amount shall be placed."
&
&
&
&
;
&
The immediate
result of this agreement has been to advance
the 5 per cent bonds, and both 10-40s and the funded 5s are materially higher than last week, 10-40s having been quoted to day
at 114| against 111^ last Friday, and funded 5s at 114i@115
against 111^ last week. This is a remarkable advance for government bonds, and has ftrengthened the whole market. Transactions have been large, and the amount of sales yesterday and
to-day at the stock exchange were the largest recorded for some
time
past.
At the Treasury purchase of 5-208 on Wednesday the ofTerings
amounted to $666,400, and the bonds accepted to $.546,400.
Closing prices daily, and the range since Jan. 1. bnvBjbeen:
Jan, Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan.
Jan
since
U.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
-Lowest.-^
fund, 1881, cp.. in<4 UiK'llSit 113M ilia ''.ilji 112
Jau. 11
115^ "IISX "IIS^' 116
68,1881, reg
115X '.16X 114XJan. 4
6a, 1881, coup
HEX I17V} inji
inx iisx \\ii4 Jan. S
5-20'8 1962, coup... '114
114« '1145i 'lUX IH^ !HJ< Wffi Jan. S
S.2'rs 1864, coup... 'lUK'lMX lUfi'lUH 115
115X 113X Jan. 6
6-20'»1865, "
...
I15X •115X 116>i 115« i;6X U6X U3>i Jan. 2
5-2l'8l8M,n" ... Ul'< 114K 114K 114S, 114H H5X 112SCJan. 4
B-20'B 1967. "
...
115H 115N 115H 115M 1165i l!5)i US^i^Jan. 2
5-20'8lS68, "
...
1I5X USX U5X 115X 1155< »116
USJfJan. 2
10-40's, reg
'lux
•ii2;i ni2H ;i2*' 'iisx 109>i Jan. S
ia-40'B,conpon.... •Ul)(
ia-40'B, coupon. ... •UIX 112
USX USX 113>i 111« 109J« Jau. 2
*114
IU% 112>i Jan. 6
Currency 6*8
•iliJi 114
'IISX '114
58.
m%
mix
*
This
18
the price bid, no nale
Jan.
1.
113X Jan.
1161i Jan.
118)4 Jan.
114K Jan.
115K Jan.
116H J: n.
115H Jan.
lie
Jan.
115H Jan.
::S)i Jan.
114?^ Jau.
n4>i Jan,
23
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
22
23
24
24
at the Board.
Jan.
Jan.
17.
93K
92
93
92
89H
90K
9SX
'61
89
X
90K
X
Lowest.
1
Jan. 2
92^ Jan. 2
39
Jan. 2
B914 Jan. 1«
91'^
Highest.
93« Jan.
93H Jen.
92
Jan
iO% Jan.
10
10
24
24
state and Kallroad Bond*.— Southern State Bonds have been
more active than last week, and some considerable transactions
have taken place in Tennessees, North Carolinas, Virginias, Missouris, and to-day several sales of Alabama 8s were recorded at
There is no further intelligence from the Southern
84.
Capitals beyond that which we have previously given in regard
various messages and financial reports.
to the
Railroad bonds have been quite active both for the old bonds
and the new issues. Sales at the stock exchang;e show a large
business in the bonds of Central and Union Pacific, in consequence of proposed legislation in Congress, and as to the latter,
the excitement attending the Credit Mobilier investigation. The
income bonds of the Union Pacific, depending lor their value
upon the current earnings of the road, have been particularly
sensitive and fluctuated considerably.
There has been a well
distributed business at the Board for the railroad bonds sold
there, and the miscellaneous list, embracing a large number of
bonds sold only by brokers, has received much attention. In regard
to this latter class of bonds, the best information as to prices, &c.,
can be obtained by addressing reliable brokers and dealers in
stocks and bonds.
Closing prices daily, and the range since Jan. 1, have been
83 to
Jan.
68Tenn.,new
20.
nsx
e«Tenn.,oia
Jan.
18.
•78«
79X
'33
'16
....
'Six
"IT
Jan. Jan.
21.
22.
80
««N. Car., old....
6b N. Car., new...
"17
-45
"33
•17
•45
55 J<
Jan.
23.
80
80
•17
•45
Jan.
24.
80K
80V
.UK
17H
"45
•45
«BVlrg.,old
....
" " consolld'd 'ibii "SSH 55X
•55V "55 9i;
" " deferred.. 15
15
'UX •14W •i4V •UK
•22
ess. C.,n, J.* J. "22
22X 22K 22X •22
•a Missouri
93
93
93
92X 92g 93
Cent. Pac. gold.. "Sax 99 X •99X
MX 1(10 99 K
87
hB
Un.Paclsf.
87
85
eeii
86X
Un. PacL'dBr't 7SK '78
7SX r,x 77 S 17
•16
Un. P. Income... 78^ 79
78M
H 75
N.T. Cen,68, 1888. •92K "92
•92 H
•92X •B2H 93
Brlelstm. 78
'loi^ "lOlx 'iniK ' loix 10(1 •101
N.J. CcnlBtmlB 105;^ -105 •ia>X 106)i 106
105H
Ft Wayne iBtm
Ohio & NW. 8 f
7b "105
'104
105
m"
!(ffi
•105
7b '102
"irau •102k '
I02i< •ics
Bocls iBid l8t n> 7a 102
'lOlH 102
lOlX 102
101
• Tnu U the prlct bid, so ««(<
lB«d« *t the Bo»ra,
wM
119^122
61
eiH
603< 81X
•73X 77X
92X 92K 92H 92V
73>4
71X 72H 72
do pret
Lake Shore....
Wabaah
81
81
Northwest
8Q>i 30>i
SS
pref. 88
sea iS'A
do
Bock Island.. IIOX UlJi HI HIV
raul
52
!2
77>i
47«
93X
97H
47V
•68X 70X
S6X 36V
38X 3SH
97)i
"46)4
*
This
The
94
103
103
9
»ii
97J< 9:x
130
S5
43V
65H
78>J
35
93V
ISV 74H
84
83
90
91K
IlSJtf
53« SSX
WV 79H
48J<
103
....
69k
7Ik
84
4'.IX
103H
85<
9
P7K
'97
iSH
i'iii
71
71
35X 36X
38>^
SSii
128K 128H
B35i
84J4
43X 43X
64
WX
114V
'2X
MV
"98
69k mn
77^ 73k
•83
85
lOOX
the price bid and asked, no sale was
-Since Jan.
.
St. Paul
51k Jan.
do pref
76X Jan.
Ohio & Miss... 45k Jan.
Central of N.J. 99M Jan.
H.&E
4 W.
Ill
54k Jan
~
11
11
79.k Jan. 21
49X Jan. 24
6
104k .Ian. 18
9k Jan. 23
""
Jan. 17
6K Jan.
33
6
_Jan. 7
:
Slnc« Jan. 1.
-Lowest.-, ^Highest.—.
Honn. ASt.Jos 46 Jan. 14 SOk Jan.
do do pref 70 Jan. 2 H}i Jau. o
Union Pacific. 34 Jan. IS 39k Jan. 4
Col, Chlc.& I.e. 36V Jan. 2 39>i Jan. 23
Jan. 18 1.30 Jan, 6
125
Panama
West U Teleg'h
Jan. 7 85 Jan. 23
Quicksilver.... 4Sk Jan. IS 46k Jan. 2
Jan. 18 E3 Jan. 18
do
prel. 53
Pacific Mail,... 69k Jan. 17 75k Jan. 28
Adams Express 94 V Jan. 7 96 Jan. 20
Am Merch Un. 68k Jan. 8 70k Jan. 8
U.S. Express... 75k Jan. 2i 8i Jan. 6
Jan. 21
Wells, r. & Co. 85 Jan. 21
Canton
100>^ Jan. 22 :02k Jan. 4
.
1.
Rock Island. .. 109k Jan. 7ill4V Jan.24
Boston,
49M
71M
S6%
39X
*46:S
"68
61;^
17
«
103
103
9
8J|
"97
97K
llSJi
Jan. 21.
105k 10«
r.9M120i<
made at the Board
range in th«se stocks since Jan. 1 has been at follows
iB
^Lowest.-^ ^Highest.-.
NTCenJkHK. 99H Jan. 6106?4Jan.2S
Harlem
H4X Jan. 6 122k Jan. 18
Erie
63kJan.l3 65« Jan. 24
do pref
77
Jan. 22 73k Jan. 24
Lakeshere
91% Jan. li 97 Jan. 6
Wabash
71k Jan. 18 75V Jan. 2
Northwest
80k Jan. 18 84 Jan. 24'
do
pref. 673^ Jan. 10 9;kJan.24
Del.. L.
64«
78
95
'....
47« 47
pref'.... 70
do
70k '68
Union Paolflc. 36
36J<
86X te)i
36M 36K 35V
Col.Chlc.& I.e. 88
S8H SSii 38X
iHii 39
38V
125
•125
•.... 127« 125H 128
Panama
125
139
•1S7X
ia% 84k 8.3X S4X 84k
West. Un. Tel. 82!^ 83j4 82« 84X
Quicksilver... 43M 44X *I3V .... "43X UH 43H 43V
43H
"....
53
'.... 5t
•.... 54
pref.. 63
do
PaolfloMall, ... 69H 70J<
Ilk ''3% 73
70M n%
70V 71X
Adams Exp
96
96
•95X .... •96V •• '^VA
Am. Merch.Ex •69k «9k '69
e9k 69>i
69X •.... 69k '69
76
United States.. 79
79^ X76V 16» 76
76X
73k T6
"63
WollB, Fargo..
85
85
86
•S3>i 85
"84k S5k "fS
101
Canton
101
100« lOlM lOOX lOUk lOUk 100>< 100>i
48
121
63
68)i
77
91
73
81
88K SS%
112
8V
8K
120
5SH 53V
n% 77v
46J< 4;«
81
102V 103
I21H
;SM T3V
SIX 8SH
SOK
89
U2« 114H
M}i 33V
7-M T»V
47X 49X
'JaX
81
52V S3X
"X 77H
)6«
W'.'i
9TV
•....
iiH
77
78
92K S^V
11% '.SH
SH
SW
Jan. 23.
105M I06X
Jan. 22.
lC4>i lli5X
ISO
aa% SSH
52
Bostou.H&B. 8
HH
DeL.L.A W... 97V 98
Hann.AStJoB 4iK 47H
*....
81
S2K
do
pref... T7X
77X 7TX
Ohio&MlBSlp. 46J4 46K i6% 46V
1(2
lOSX
Centralof N. J
104X I03K
St.
Jan. 21.
103X 104S<
122
122H
61X 63X
111)» 112
.
,
SK
Lapsley & Bazley. Brokers, 47 Exchange place, quote stock "privHeges'" (sie led by
responsible parties), 1 per cent premium for 30 days, and lk(S2 per cent lor 6 days.
at prices varylug from the market as follows
Calls.
Puts.
CallB.
Puts.
.._
since Jan. i.
.-> .-HieheBt.
79« Jan. 21 s:
Jan. 9
79^ Jau. 22 80V Jan. 24
S 34
Jan. 10
33>pi Jan.
U% Jan. 24 19 Jau. 4
.
^Lowesl
64
IS
Jan.
Jan.
21X Jan.
92XJan.
99
85
74
73
92
101
106
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
102X Jan.
liKJ
Jan.
Jan. 16
Jan. 2
Jan. 20
8 93
Jan. 4
2 100
Jan. 23
U) i1% Jan.
4
IS 80
Jan. 6
13
83y Jan. 6
6
10
4
66
15)4
23
93
Jan. 10
lOlX Jan. 16
!06X Jan. 22
6 105
Jan. 21
n
6
4
e
m
jau
17
Central* Hudson.. V«l
Lake Shore
>,91
Bocklsland
lk(»'
Erie
Miml
lk®2
2k®3
3 @4
7 ®9
2kffl!
4 @5
Pacific Mall
X@l
NorthweBtern
Below.
Above.
Below.
24.
MX
:
Jan.
10.
New 58
.Jan. jO.
WHiWHi
I
was made
Closing prices of securities in London have been as follows
U. 8.68,5-208,
V S 58,l0-40s
\
— Highest.^
.
Jan. 18.
:02X I'SK
117
122X
Ohlo&
Mlsslselppl.
Union Pacific
Wabash
& I.e....
c for 30 ds
eol., Chic.
Gold
k
P
Above.
X®1
®1>4
v»l
I
®lk
V®1
lk@2M
®2k
lk«2k
' ®2H
lH®lk
1
2
The Gold market. —Gold was
pretty strong early in the
week, but was checked for a time in its advance by the Syndi
cate reports from Washington and the prospect of a further negotiation of 5 per cent, bonds. The check was temporary, however, and
to-day the price was again buoyant, touching at 1141 and closing at
1 14. In addition to the influence of speculative purchases the market received support from the large amount put up for shipment to-morrow, which footed up $2,000,000 though, exchange
being weaker, it is possible that some of it may be withdrawn.
On loans the rates paid for carrying to-day were 3, 4, 1, 2^, 4i and 5
per cent. At the Treasury sale of $1,000,000 on Thursday the
bids amounted to $3,963,000, at prices from 112.51 to 113.63i.
Customs receipts for the week amount to $2,632,000.
The following table will show the course of the gold premium
each day of the past week:
;
(Quotations.
.
.
Open- Low- High- Clos-
Erlday.
"
21
22
23
24
Currentweek
Prevlonsweek
Jan.
1,
1S73, to
,
—
Balances.
Gold. Currency.
,
est.
Ing.
Clef.rlngB.
!!3k
118k
IISK
11S«
llSH
147,352,000
57.213,000
65,201,000
107.992,«)0
62,945,000
51,177,000
»2.24;.790
t3.0.'!6,246
1I3X
V.SH
IIIH
llSV
I12X
112X
i;3k
113H
113k
113H
IU%
Saturday, Jan. 18
" 30
Monday,
•'
Tuesday,
Wed'day, "
Thursday, •'
Total
est.
112X
l!4k
112V
I14K
311,880.000
212,630,000
1,<!22,;76
1,862,4 JI
2.078.4S7
2,;si,792
ing,
date
;'.2X
U3
::2X
112k
Foreign Excbange.
lUk
lUK
USX
113«
IISV
I13»
tl4k
USv
114
114
1!2X
114
—The exchange
market has been pretty
active, particularly on Thursday, when prices were quoted up to
109J for 60 days' sterling, and llOi for short sight. The high
prices made and the prospect of specie shipments, as noticed
above, checked activity, and today the market was more quiet,
though rates were nominally maintained by the leading bankers.
There have been some borrowed bills on the market, but there
has also been a demand for short sight to pay back 60 day bills
previously borrowed, and the latter transactions are now probably quite equal to the former, as there is little inducement to
borrow sterling when money is easy.
The transactions for the week «t the Custom House and SubTreaBuiy have been as follows;
:
.
.
:
January 25, 1873.]
caatom
House
-Bnb-Trflaaory.-
Monday.
Currenny.
tMI.883
W)II.8W 88
28....
9*7,850 •!
S89.iVI 70
U....
KlfiOO
63u,ui a;
a)..
21..
Wc'inesday,
ThursUay,
Friday,
Total
Balanoe, Jan. 17..
Balance, Jan. U,.
New York
6911,506
M
iV.ini
Oold.
n
8M,IJ<S 33
8M.489 J7
jjt.ce 19
su.-fi oo
7HU.1W 00
M
Veroionl M
Maasachnaettsts, Carraney...
(• Oold, irfe,
do
do
— The following statement showi
condition of tlie Associated Banks of New York City tor the
ending at the commencement of business on Jan. 18, 1873
the
week
:
Portland
Capital
Ba.i(Ka.
Wow rork
t3.0U0.00C
3,050,009
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
... 8,000,000
1,800,000
1.000,000
l.TOO.OOO
llarohanta'...
ICecliaDlcs
Dnion
America
PSoBnli;
,
radeaman'a
Pulton
Ohemloal
Qallatln, (Tatlonai
Butcliera'A Drovers ....
Ifectiaalcs and Traders'.
Greenwich
Leather Mannl
SeveDtn Ward.
SUteol New Srort
American BxchauKe
Oommcrce
Broadway
Mercantile
PaclSo
Bepubllc
Otaatham
7.ua.(X)0
5,8I4..MXI
6.257..'W
7.59i,300
4,22:.9O0
5,913.100
8.822.200
1,780,000
6.30tl.lOO
8,3M.;00
3,482,400
2,317,300
1,913 100
964 sra
2,931,100
MIVOOO
3.00C.OOO
5.000.000
lO.OOO.OOO
l.OOO.OCO
1.000.0CO
423.700
3,000.000
,
;
4.654.10O
9,»03,7'lfl
20,005.700
9.094,000
4 021
North America
ttanover
irvlnR
tletropoUtas
1.000.000
1.000.000
500.000
4,000.000
400.000
1.000.000
l.OOO.OOO
1.000.000
1.000.000
Citizens
Nassau
MarKet
Nicholas
Shoe and Leather
Corn rfichange
e,657,0'J0
1,446.800
1.968.300
2,952,600
2.553.000
3,807.300
2.657.600
3.527.600
1,965,100
1.556,800
1.991,900
1.000000
Continental
2.000.000
750.0UO
300,000
400.000
800.000
Oommonwealtli
Oriental
Marine
Atlantic
801.300
Importers and Traders'.
1 ,500.000
Park
3.000.300
500.000
800.000
400.000
850,000
500.000
5.000,000
3.000.000
800,000
1.500,000
500.000
1,000.000
500.000
1,000.000
250,000
200,000
2.000.000
1,000.000
Mechanics' BankInK Ass.
Oroc.ors'
North River
KastUlvcr
Manufacturers * Mer
PourtH National
Oant.-al National
Second Nattsaal
Ninth National
Klrst National
Third National
New York N. Bxchanite
Tenth Natloail
Bowery National
New rork County
German American
Dry lioods
TOUl
910
1,438,800
5.162 200
2,237.100
1.4i;,!«0
8,451.100
2,175.200
2,140.000
450.000
412.500
People's
WU
«.3».900
600.000
800,000
1.335.OO0
1.600.000
800.000
600.000
300.000
tOO.OOO
500.000
Merctianta KzcbanKe....
St.
I'. 1,71)1.
.
Ilanhactan Co
Ity
Le^al
Net
DUnoiints Hpecle. Tender!. Depoatta
12.5)5.306
15 146.2UC
1,267,800
765,000
1.067,900
1.124.400
1.327.900
.
3J.45i 500
9.251,000
I,51».800
6,37B,U00
4.'31,AIO
t2,664,e0C MOi.OOO 110.714.300
638.200
522.310
4,0)7300
1,102.800
494.0UC
4.240.100
408.900
946,500
4J»6,80a
630.700
3,331.Uia
283,300
1,218,200 l,109.(KiO
5J36,000
2,'.I31.200
4 10.500
390.400
8t!8,900
404,000
3,8115.700
56,100
677,71)0
2.089,200
15S,»H.!
!,4'i.1."(IO
506,700
891,800
422,40J
4.191.200
73,200
6:46,300
3,6O3,I0U
3;i.;uo
1,426,300
225,400
49 00C
1,043,5(10
497,700
3M,900
1,271,300
26,000
14>,100
955,400
34i)',o5c
419.700
3.323.300
218.31)0
)80,400
62.80C
480,600
461.400
3,822,600
461.200 I.OSI.SOO
4,671,600
663,800 2.21)8,900
6,71'',90C
1S9J00 3,287,300
8 621.300
1 19.9J0
896.3(<0
3.721.70(i
16.100
ST7,.10C
1 ,6;;o,5jo
3.87S,31iO
1.257.600
297,000
131.000
2,957.600
720,400
1, 270,600
5.600
308,900
201.900
3,139,200
310,000
112.900
1,229*10
846,200
22.6'JO
4>2.omi
1,962,(H0
791,600
4.1.53.100
693,000
24,100
1,42.1.600
316,300
81.200
296.600
3,045,1U)
76,300
2,137,900
742.1W
62,100
1,147.900
427.500
193,300
2.3;e,;oo
515,000
59.700
<,194,300
139,000
128 JOO
1,854,000
S8C,(nO
32,800
1.602.300
45IJ00
5,600
1.250.S00
2S7,500
1.621.400
2!8,30a
38,600
540.200
I59,«)0
476,500 2,922,800 12,519,600
999.500 4,9.!I,-0C 19.80S.90C
75.900
353.7110
1,182.700
4,400
13f.900
616,0110
18,700
361,700
221.800
5400
S.7M.000
l.^K'^W
^2?''i'S
1.3US,00g
1.0;6.»»
5JS18.900
2,3j3,200
Inc.
Loans
Deo.
Specie
LeKal Tenders
—
Inc. 3,544,200
1825.600
9,7(1)
869,000
505.400
486,01 U
1.200
4*7.800
-63.3il6
previous week
8.145.90l<
888.CU1
4,5.900
esi'.coo
128,500
5,600
29V.2tlO
la7.50O
l,179,30lf
Capital
-
$750,000
Atlantic
Atlas
1,500,000
1,500,000
1.000.000
600,000
200.000
l.OOO.OOO
1,000.000
1,000,000
200.000
1,000,000
soo.ooo
1,000.000
750.000
1,000,000
800,000
800.000
400,000
3,000,000
Blackstonc
Boston
Boylston
Broadway
Columbian
Continental
Eliot
Everett
VaneuUHall...
Freeman's
(llohe
BamlltoQ..
Howard
Market
Massachusetts
Maverick
Merdhante'
Mount Vernon
Leather
State
Suffolk
Traders
Tramont
~
Washington...
130.100
8,900
783,51)0
5.(00
581,100
330.2U0
'
m"
Port.,Bacoft
Rutland common
do preferred
Vermont
Vermont
4,100
880.000
96.4110
496 500
97S.3I«I
801.6)0
:.9
I0,8.«
334,500
3.949.100
l,44l,5('0
Ki5,000
579.000
813,600
789. !00
367,800
871,600
216.090
180,000
190 000
1,019,400
4,693,4110
1,961,900
Inc. 15,148,700
.Inc.
. .
Bank of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B'k of Redemption.
RepuDltc...
City
Kngle
Exchange
Hide ft Leather
Revere
Socnrlty
Union
Webster
OommoQwealth
Total
The
The
36.400
100
62.000
1.500
143.200
2.;oo
1,69)300
7i'.i65
2,294.500
1,512,900
1,838.400
1.071.600
6U.500
8,-286.600
3.5.600
96,100
7,500
338,200
10l',9i)6
3,316.300
220,200
150,100
8,800
1,000.000
1,600 000
300,000
2,000,000
1.01)0,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
1,.500,000
2,000.000
200,000
1,000,000
1,500.000
500.000
$48,890,000
total
1,9)8,700
8.010,300
779.300
3,129.200
1.619.10J
2,177.900
1.949.9il0
2.;i2.6O0
3.045,200
3.726,400
3.:i29.4llO
1,5X1.500
3.532,700
2,167,700
4,258,200
4.9.32.200
1.513.700
l,76l,70J
2,019,400
6.!61,30J
3.010,500
1,9S5,'200
1,9 12,300
4.7(13.100
3.503,500
4.3i2,UO
321,600
3.613,300
2,656,000
2,402,600
188.300
135,300
261.500
198,700
391.2(0
283,000
215,200
119.300
82,100
304.000
l;6.0)0
199.000
82,200
141,100
73.800
96.500
88,600
774,700
95,800
177,100
102,(100
80,600
968.50.1
783,000
116.700
509.600
S4!.;i00
"50..500
349.700
1,008,700
240 800
746.900
909,000
905.700
537.200
446.500
352.800
393 8)0
•242 100
1,560,500
176.000
4.295.2110
471,600
1,021,000
1.643,100
1.022.OC0
1.128.800
1,509,300
1,192,610
1,143.400
1,187 900
1,365.900
l,241,-.00
60J
837 200
152.800
1
$131,115300 13,798,9110 $11,051,500
amount "due to other Banks,"
1.072.000
796.700
: ,086.200
645,0(0
1,853.700
623,000
50.6110
190,000
specie
LagalTenders
I,-.:95.7;»
1,891,7(0
2.421.100
1.431.700
1.691.400
Atlantic
pref....
.
C
Uuntln^-tonft Broad Top.
785,30)
857,100
596.200
696.000
977.210
746.800
17.1600
676.700
533.000
790.100
781,000
do
I
21
44
27
45
39X 40
lox
..
pref.
15
9H(
Mlnehlll
93K
5;r7.2O0
77*.S0O
1,J31,0(I0
107.600
1.937,300
Increase.
Deoreaae.
$10,300
21,900
68,'88
do
6s, '89
do
domort. 68,
'89...
consol., 68, '94...
Allan. I»t m, 7s, 78.
2d m, 78. '80..
do
,
'83
'83....
is"
98'
n%
.01
N.V. Canal
Ist
78
M.,
2d M..
9W906
6, li«i.
6. 1879..
.
.
Lex., I8t M 7, •«.
lSS. ft Fr'k.. l»t M 6. ho-r^
^^
LonlBv.Loan,«. m
liOillaT. C ft
..
.
..
do
L.
'87)i
.
Northern Central 2d m, 6s, 'SB.
do 2d m. K. 6a, 1900
do
do2dm. Is. 1*XI...
do
North Penn. Ist m, 6s^
2dm.7B,T6...„..
do
10s. chat, m., "17
do
Oil Creek A Al. R., con. 7s, "U
Oil Creek ist m. 7b, '82.. ^....
Pern, ft HIghtstown .«, W..^
ft
4
too
91S'
98
93
91*37
95J<
84
9t
90
lj.,4 :09
M
M
V
90
18
.
Little Schnylklll.lst M..7. 1"".
io
98
85
>4
K.OOISVILLK.
ft
Pennsylvania,
M.,7
8i
81
LoolaTUle6a,'Wto;m
n
.„.
CO
«a,'»7to'98
do
H
wattrfc.'gJto'W.. .<$
do
Watar Stock la, 't7 7»H
do
n
so
Wbarfta
do
Bpeclal tax 6a of 89. 81
do
9*
Jeff., Mad. * I,lBtM.(I*M)7.
•»
do 2d M.,7,....;..... 7»
do
M
do Ut M., 7,1906... b7
do
93K
99S
Lehigh Valley, let M..
*IH
do new 68, '93...
do
do reg...
do
do
do new 7s. reg.. 1910 loi'
do
Penn
3d M., 8,77...
1st
41
Dayton A Michigan stock ei d
8 p c. st'k guar iniH It
do
Miami stock. ......ex. d. 104)4 !.»
Little
6b. 1878.
I
do
Indiana,
Miami, 1st M., «, I8W ...
Ham. A Dayton stock.
Colnmbos ft Xrnia stock ex d
97
.
20, Is $19,660,100.
A
Cln.
.
$55,781,900 $25,568,400
Ham.
Little
Harrlsburg '.8t mort.6«^_;8S...
H. ft B. T. Ist mon. 78, '90.
3d mort. 78, "TS...
do
3d m. cons. 7a, 'W,
do
Junction Ist mort. 6b. 'S3.
'.900....
do
2d
do
35U.000
90
9S
100
7'
94
ft D.. 1st M., 7, 80...
do
3d M.,7, KS... •8
ft
..
do
new7s, 190O
do
Connecting 6« 190O-I9W...
Kaat Penn. ist mori. 78, ^.;^.
W'mBport. Ist m. 78. '80,
El. ft
do 5a...,
do
486,(100
a
7-908
Co., Ohio 6 p. c.
i,
Camden * Amboy, 68, 75
796.900
78S.:cO
7 If. .000
177.000
583.100
n
H
»
do 3d M.,7, 1877..
do
IS
Colum..ft Xenla.lsl M.,7._'90. M
81.. !S
M
Dayton A Mich., lat M.. 7
«
JdM..7,'84.. •1
do
do
H
SdMM7,'88.. U
do
do
8*
do To'do dep. hds, 91-'»4. M
W
1908, 88
Dayton A West., Ist M.,7,
IstM., •,1905, 73
do
"do
» M
80
Ind., Cln.A Laf., Ist M.,7.... ;;_^
M
a.AC)IatM'.,7,lW' »$
d<;
JnncCIn. Ind..Ist MmI.-JB. « 89
«t
Cln.
Alleghany Valley 7 8-lCa, lf»6^
Belvldere Delaware,lst m,«,
3a M., so
do
do
83
Sd M.,'87 H«
do
do
SST.7:lO
i$"
10*
a*
as
1(8
6a
io
do
RAILROAD BONDS.
783,400
794.501
419.700
Ok
A Connellsv., Ist M.j7, "ft
«1K
IstM., I, l8f»
do
do
WeatMd,lstM..endoraed,(iia
1st M., nnend.. •• 10_
do
do 3d M.,endoraed 6,'90,
INK U7K
Baltimore A Ohio aiocK.
Parkeraburg Branch.
Central Ohio
preferred
do
CIn.,
Morris
do pref
591JC0
....
85,,,.
'
ong bds.
do 7p.c., lto5yrs,
do Ig bds, 7 A i.90a
Covington ft Cln. Brldg*
pref
Schuylkill Navigation
pref.
do
Union pref
172,70(1
*n
f*
Pitta.
Bam.
do
do
Chcsapeakeft I'elaware
Delaware Division
Lehigh Navigation
752,400
<a of
6a 01
$8 ot
CINOINNA-ri.
CANAL STOCKS.
chat. m. do
Ohio
do
do
(N.W.Va.)2oM 61.
8dM.(4
do
do
WestJorsev
Catawlsaa, 1st M. conT.
A
Cincinnati 9a
Nesquehonlng Valley
Norristown
Nor'hcrn Central
North Pennsylvania.,
on Creek ft Allegheny Blver
Camden
"^
Central Ohio, lat M..S
Marletu A cm., lat M.,7. lan
16
do
do
do
do
T$.
U..
,
Little Schuylkill
-do
A
1884
do
do
do
do
UH
30S
do
Lehigh Valley
in. 6a,
Jan., A., J.
Dfltence
3dM.,7,18M.
do
do
Norfolk Water rs
Northern Cent., Ist M. (gnar) •
do 2dM., 8. Kr,<,'85.
do
13DV 131
do SdM..8. F.,6,H(»
do
do 8d M. cT. A C) *.T
do
S6X :7X
do Cons, (gold) 6, 19U
do
pref
do
Klmlra ft wuilamsport
Klmlra ft WllUamsport pref.
East Pennsylvania
ft
6a,
$a,
I
Catawlfisa
7;9.8(iO
1.451.200
as per statement of Jan.
Increase. $887,1001 Deposits
60,200 Circulation
Increase.
Increase. 173,1001
iitatc 68
do
Tli
6<,'7<<
'.02
RAILROAD STOCKS.
J. Companlee
ft
m.
ley Ift
(s-.toe
1890 Park 6a
Baltlmora
i66j<
77
0nlted N.
deviations from last week's returns are as follows
JLoans
107
lOOH
Westchester
442.000
ns.-.oo
791,610
2i>8,500
117.900
435 6i0
li'4>»
96
lO'H
New Jersey State 68, Exempts
do
do
do
do
101
T2)4
9s
7s
777.0(10
I445.JCO
7in.S00
3.451,200
1,423 900
2,541.100
599,600
3->2.30O
lOOX
Alleirhany City 6a
Pittsburg 5s
571^01
6.12.0(10
572,900
new
739.800
152.900
68,200
1,000
5.700
153.300
50.000
3,700
4,500
131,200
8.100
9.400
3,000
75.200
110.41
ts, '«7, 5-10, Ist
10-15, 2d...
do
do
15-25. 3d.
do
do
Philadelphia 6s, old
8e,
do
Alleghany County, 5a, coop
936.300
3111.500
295,400
591,900
H3,-200
349,8(0
do
(Jo
Camden
lit
Baltimore 6a of *7S
1.005.600
816.700
130,5(10
83J0C
Maryland
PHILADEEiPHIA
Delaware
mon. 68,
HALTIiflOKIt.
Maasaohnsetta..
BT\TK A.VI) CITT BOKP9.
PennBvWanla 5s. coup
do
do
1st
West Rranih
Wyoming Va
l,73:),6Cfl
Mdo.SOO
90.000
82,900
103,600
3.200
627.31)0
Union
Canada
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia ft Trie
Philadelphia ft Reading
Philadelphia ft Trenton
Phlla., Wllm'lng. ft Baltimore
..••
rioga
379.400
219.310
312.400
207.900
323.200
27,700
391.800
188.700
Ki'.OOO
ft
ft
Harrlsb'g. Lancaster
57.5I2.2C0
are as follows
53,01.10
599,100
7SO.00O
First
Bank of
535,300
2,986.000
2.593.1)00
900,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
3,000,000
1,500,000
600,000
3,000.000
Bhawmut
Second (Qranlte)
Third
9,72 •..9C0
3,215.400
1.661,600
200,000
Kngland
North
Old Boston
ft
2,903,01X1
$47,100
18,200
52.800
10.700
33,400
,7
41K Warren A F. Ist 111 ,. '*
Wrst Chester con*. Ta, *91...,.
do
do certlfleataa...
Weat Jetwy M, "U
h.Sa
OgdensburgA Lake
latm. ••,«*....
do
Old Col. « Newport Bds,*, It.
do
do 7b, t7
do Bonds, 7, 1877 lOlM
do
WeateriiPeno.ta, 1$
67
Rutland, new. 7
•. p. b- PIdo
do
Btansted ft Chambly 7a
B«ad.,lal M ..7.1«n r.H
Winning. A
Verm'tCen.. lslM.,cona..7,t)« 41
do
do 3d Mart ItOi
ID
do 2dMort..7,1891...,
Baadlng Coal A Iron deb. b.
Vermont * Can., new. 8.
mort. b,
do
do
Vermont & Mass., 1st M.. 6.
OAJiAL aoKDa.
Boston ft Albany Block
Cbeaapeake A Dala. 6«,1I.,..
133
Boston ft Lowell stock
Delaware DItIsIos as, '74
124
Boston ft Maine
«H vc
148
14IX Lahlgh NarlgaUon ••, "^l
Boston ft Providence
do
KR. t;...
Tl
Cheshire preferred
do
eonT..*n 7»H »2
119
Chic, Bur. ft Qnlr.cy.
do
COOT., f,'94. .... M
18X
cm., Sundoaky ft CleT.ttock. 18
do
gold« 17 NttlMX
90
Concord
MorTlt,l8tM., 6,187$
Connecticut Klver
do
3d M., 1871
Passumpsic, pf.
Connecticut ft
do
boat, 'Its
•..
105V. 108X
F.astern (M a88.5
Pennaylvanla 6a, 1910
7«
:u3
Eastern CNew UampBhIre) ....
81
12»X Bchoylklll Kav. lat ni.l«,*n.
FItchburoi
do
3d m.. •«....
7SK
lao
Lawrence
Manchester ft
113"
6a.t3
do
Northern of New Hampshire. 112H
6a. Inip., *8t.., 77'
do
12SK 126
Norwichft Worcester
6a. host. *8B. . 79
()o
6S
64
OBdens; ft L. Champlain
do
7s. boat. If... St
lUl
pref.... too
do
do
7»M
1I2X lt2M Snuiaetaauna 6a, '*4
Old Colony,
do
Coal Co. bond*.
136
Portsmouth..
Specie. L.T. Notes. Deposits, Clrcnia.
1,000,000
1,030,000
New
Shoe
Loans.
Sanbory A K;.
Minbary A I.--
Kaatern Maaa.. conr., 6, 1874. ..
Hartford * Krle, 1st M (new)7.
I
11,538 800
^
»ltU..Clli.»
('heshlre, 6
Oln., Han. « Cler., IstM., 7. t1.
Boston Banks. Below we give a statement of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Clearing House, on Monday,
Jan. 20, 1873
Banks.
balldlngloaii
as,
HurllnKton*Mo.L.«i.,7
3=6..5»1
74ii.7i»
4,698.700
5,176,500
g49,9(«
«:o,500
Circulation
WH
. .
448.100
490.800
341.600
195.700
2,700
262.100
160.600
514,300
993,900
6,1J5,00')
Net Deposits
I
tion.
90:1.700
1.180.910
15,356,900
8.106,000
1.206,600
31,;iO,80O 41,420,900 212.588,200
returns of
;3,«5«,80('
1 428,3'
3SI.3:H)
89.800
2i(l,')00
2,266,000 3,303,700
99.100 2.f.89,lX)0
371,008
567,000 1,376.000
598.100
731,500
662.400
807,500
26,500
292,600
147.500
254,900
4.200
277,000
400.000
4'6b'.36o
625,500
315,000
14,»<0
ai.42OJ00 378.309,600
The deviations from the
Circula.
uk
W
Oold
6a,
Boston ts.
do fia.tfold
Chicago Beweraxe 7s
Municipal 78
do
^TEBAea AMOFKTOF
Loans and
T
Maine 6s
New Hampshire. 0s.,
132,716.357 96
—
kt.
PeDasrl<a.,g«B.iD.,eaav.MU> n
<i'i
reg. ... »4
do
*'k s**
Pcrklonca Isl m. <•. t)
Phlla. ft Krie Isim.la, 'tl
•:
do
Id n. 7., •«•....,
PblladelphU * Baadlug «•,
do
do
78. *W
.01
do
COBT.78, "'
do
dab. bond*. —I n
•UK
do
m. 7s,c.. 1910
g.
do
do
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744.975 01
3M,474
f3O,779,01O 36
I36,6:«,3I4 41
.
.
novamak
43i,ioH ua
m.'l'K! Ul
1,370,03) 91
tB<,:83,804 57
.
BOmn. PHIIIDELPHU, BUTUIIB.
•KIIIBTnU.
....t«,e$i.ooo
City Banks.
.
Currency.
ni9,7l7 01
5.^,637 89
183,39 < «3
1,3K,V11 97
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1,3W,(I«8 63
81
631,000
487.000
833,»J0
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107
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Paymenta
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.
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Receipt*.
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do
do
do
do
do
do
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(Leb.lir.)6.'9«
do
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latM.(Leb.hr"x)7.1«>-2 91
Lon.L'nd.eb.br.ex)*,* «x
Conaol.lstM..7,18«.... x*l
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LonlsT., Cln. ft Lex., pref. ..
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common.
do
A Nashville
ST. toiTm.
na
7714
:3
71
7S
Loalavllle
Long Bondt
31 LooU
68,8^03 do
do
Waur«B,gold
io
do (new)
do
do
Parkta gold
do
BewerSpeclalTaxle
Io
North MliBonrl, lat M. 7s. ..
68.
91
.
do
is'
99
98
MM. 78....
,|o
iki
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Hi
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PaclBc (of M> 5 181 M. gld..
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p.
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.
QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS
V, S. Bonda.
(Quoted prevlooBly.)
Erie
State Bonda.
VlrKinlatii, old
HlBBOnrl 63
do
Han. * St. .roneph.
Asylum bonds
do
LonlBlana6s
do
do new oonda
do
do now floating debt.
do
do
do
dan.
do
'»ol.,
Tol.
&
106H
iOi>s
ids'
18T4,
Pacldc, pref
.Via
pref
!16
115X
&
Indianap..
PlttBbtir?. guar
Cleve. *
Central of New Jersey, scrip.
Col. Chic. & Ind. Central....
Dninnnp*. SIOUX Cltv
Harlem pret
Illinois Central
80Ji
Island
Marietta & Cln., iBt preferred
do
do 2d pref...
Morris 4 Essex
»0K
Mo.,Kau8a«ft T
Kew Jersey
Wew Jersey Southern
N. T., New Haven * Hartford
K.r., Prov. & Bost (Sioaingt.)
Ohio*
141X
Mississippi, preferred.
W. & Chicenar...
Pitts., Ft
do
do
special..
Rensselaer 4: Saratoga
ttome, Watertown
Bt. Louis,
do
&
Alton
&
A
.
Mountain
Northern pref
di
d*^
do
Toledo. Wab
J.
do
21 pref...
W-iStern. pret.
_._
22H
6i
Delaware^ Hudson Canal
pref.
Quicksilver preterred
kew Central Coal
Railroad Bonds.
S T. Central 6s, 1883
do
do
A
Indianapolis
ist
do
do
2d Mort
Peoria * Warsaw, E, D
W.D.,
do
do
o
do Burl'n Dlv.
00
do
2dM..
do
Consol. 7b
Tol.,
,
I
&
apids
Minn.78,gld
do
6s, new
>f ew Orleans 5s
consol. 68
00
00
do
bonds, 7b
do
do
lOs
do
do
to railroads, 6«
do
Norfolk68
Petersburg
(Richmond
77
79
;iii
KH
80
86
HO
RS
91
A
85
96
9!W
8(1
S5
103
93
102
92 H
1112
m
Bil.,
90
78.guar
m
&
92
IIK*
Ull
93
95
lOO
40«
bi
31
91)4
97
..
91
South Side, L.I. Ist Mort. bds
Sinking Fund..
do
Morris A Essex, convertible...
do construction,
Jefferson RB, 1st Mort. bonds,
Winona A St. Peters Ist m
C. C. C. A Ind's 1st M, Ts, S. F.
Cin. A Sp'd l8t M, Eld, (' C C A I
do
IstM, gld.
S
LaCrosae A Mli.Ss. IstM
Lufayette, Bl'n A Miss, ist M.
do
do 2d
"8, ciir'y, '91
iniscellaneons List
K. T. Central 6b, subscription.
do
78.1876
do
78, conv. 1878....
Arkansas L.-vee b^nds
37
AtchlS'inA P.
102
A
101
78
gold...
6'8 gld
S. Fe 7b gld
P^-, 68
Paclflc L.tj.
Atciilson, Top.
7b,1865-T»
Brl* lit Mortgage Kxteuded,
Atlantic
A
Atchison A Nebraska 8 p,
Bar. A M«. BlT«r, ttock
c...
,
do
new
Wilmington, N.C.,6Beold,..
do
8s gold...
do
BATLKOADS.
Ala. A Chati.jlst.M, 8s, end.
Ala.
ATenn.E,l8t M.,
do
Atlantic
A 6nll
do
do
do
do
do
do
consol
end. Savan'h
stock
guaran
do
Central Georgia, 1st M., 78..
stock
do
do
Charlotte Col. A A., 1st m., 7s.
Block
do
do
Charleston A Havanualifis.end.
.
Savannah anu Char., Ist m., 7s.
Clieraw and Darlington 7s
East Tenn. A Geoi gla 68
EastTenn.A Va. 6j. end. Tenr
E.Tenn.,VaA
do
Georgia R.
do
do
6b, gM, Jiin A Dec
do
68, do Feb A Aug
do
78, 1876, Land Gr.
7s, Leaven. Brch.
do
do
Incomes, No 11..
do
do
Ko. 16.
do
Sto.-k
Kalamazoo A South H. Ss. guar
7b..,
2dM.,78
Greenville
GB.,lst M.,7s..
do
stock
E., 7s
A
do
stock
Col.
7s,
do
guar
(8,
certif.
Macon A Brunswick end. 7s.,.
Macon A Western stock
Macon and Augusta bonds.
. .
do
do
do
do
endorso'i
stock..
.
.
..
Memphis A Charleston, 1st Ts..
105
do
do
80
SIX Mempliis
do
88
15
80
92
97M
HO
65
95
do
do
A
Memphis A
Ohio,
do
2d 78..
bbOck.
lOs,
6s
Little R. !:tM....
MlBSisslppi Central,
do
Ut m.,7s.
2dm.,
8s...
A Tenn., I8tm.,7s
do consold., 8s.
Montgomery A West P. .Ist, 88..
MlBBlsslppl
.
do
GO
do let end.
do
do Income
iMontgom.A Euf aula Ist 8s, gld
end, by State of Alabama...
Mobile A Mont.. 88 gold, end
.
Mobile
A Ohio
sterling
do
do
ex ctfs.
do
88, interest
do
2 mtg, 88
do
Income
do
stock
N. Orleans A JackB. 2d M. 88.
do
do
cert'8,88.
Orleans A 0pel0U8.lstM.8s
N.
do
do
do
do
do
70
71
83
CO
90
90
'
Nashville
.
A
Chattanooga,
6s..
.
do
91
87
6s
6s
7s, old
7s.
NorfoIkA Petersburg 1st m.,8B
7b
do
do
do 2d mo., 8s
do
Pitts .Cln. A St.L. I8t7«
80X 82X Northcastom, S.C.lst M. 8s. ...
2dM.,86
Port Huron A L M.Ts, gld.cnd 65
do
75
do
do 78, gold...
Orange and Alex., Ists, 68
do
2d8, 68
Peoria A Rock I. 7'8, gold
Sds, 8b
Rockf'd.R I. A St. L.l8t7s,gld
do
4ths,88
Rome A Watertown 's
do
97X
W. A Ogdensburg's
100
Petorb'g Ist m., 78
Rome,
Elchm'd A
Rondout A Oswego 7b, gold
do
2d m., 6s.
do
3d m., Ss.
SlonxClty A Pacillc6s
do
do
Southern Pacific 6"s, gold...
Rich., Fre'ksb'gA Poto.68....
do
South Side (L. 1.1 78
do conv, 7s.
do
Steubenville A Indiana 68..
Rich, and Danv. 1st cons'd 6b.
20 78
do
Piedmont 8b.
Southern Minn, construe. Ss.
do
IstB, 88
do 78
Selma, Rome A I)., 1st M.,7a..
do
St.Jo. AC.BI. St M., ins
South A North Ala, Ist M., 8
do
do
8 p. c..
Southside. Va., 1st mtg. 8b.
St. Jo. A Den. C.Ss.goldlW. D
do
2d m., guart'd 6b
do
do
8s, gold.E.D
8dm. ,6s
do
SanduBky. Manp. A Newark 78
do
4th m., 88
89'
Chic. Ist M,
Savansaii
90H
gld,
Oswego A Rome 7b, guar
Peoria. Pekin A I. ist m, gold
95'
7b,
8b
Nashville 68, old
99
N.Haven.Mlddlpt. A W. 7s...
Newbuigbr'ch 7s, auar. Erie
Omaha A Southwestern RK.8'8
Oregon A Calirornia7s. gold.
.
end.,M.A C.B.R....
00 8b
Montgomery
AG
6s,18S7
6b, real estate...
do.
gold, guar,
plain
.
M
..
Trui*toe8 Oertit
Land Mining Co...
do
Iowa Falls
Pekln. Lincoln A Decatur IstM
Han. A Cent. Ml'souri let M..
Cin., Laf iiyette A Chic. Ist
Del. A Hudson Canal IstM...
Atlantic A Grei.t West. Ist M
Morris A E-sex 7s of 1871
S. Y.,Newr'l A London Tel..
GHlveston, H. A H ,"8, gold."?!
Pacific BB. of Mo., stock
PaciflcB.of Mo. IstSB. goldMj
Atlantic Mall Steamtaip
do
Indianap. A Vincen.
.
LS&M
Canton Co
6-old
pief.
78,
7s.
dr.
do
Grand River Valley 8b
Indianap., Bl. A W. tst 7s.
do
do 2d 88
1.
St. Louis, Jack'.
«)4
Land Improvement Co..
do
do
Grand E. A Ind.
15"
Jersey Southern let m 7s
105
106
1. W. 4 Chic, let M...
96K 97
do
2d Mort.
do
95
do
do
3d Mort.
( J 8 p. c. en't bd8
1112
do
97
Olove. 4 Pitts., Consol. S. F'd.
Kal.. Alleghan.
B.e8,gaar
101
do
do
2d Mort
Kal. A White Pigeon 78
97
do
SdMort
do
Kansas City A Canieron !0s.
83 H
do
do 4th Mort
i-t. Jo. A C. B. S p. c.
Kan. C,
93
Chic. 4 Alt on Sinking Fund.
Lake Sup. A Miss, ist 7'8,gld
do
do
1st Mortgage... 102
102X
do
do
2d 78
9a
9!
do Income
do
Leav., Atch. A N. W. 78, guar.
Ohio Sc Miss., Ist Mortt^aee.,.. 92 y 925^ Lear Law. A Gal., stock
do
Consolidated,... 91
93ii
do
IstM., 10s..
do
K5iK
2d
do
do
Louisiana A Mo. Riv. l«t m. 7s
90
Dob. * Sioux C, Ist M
Logans.. Craw. A S. W. 8s, gld
Pealnsula Ist Mort., conv ... 95
Michigan Air Line. 8s
St. L. * Iron Mountain. Ist M. iiH
Mo.itlcello A P. Jervi87s.gold
107>,
Mil. & St. Paul, let Mort. 8s.
Montclair Ist 78, gold, guar..
do
do
do
7S-10 95X
do
78, Income
do 7s gold
do
Mo., K:in. A Texa- 76 gold.
h\
do
do Ist Mort,
Mo. B., Ft., S. A Gulf, stock.
8bX
do Iowa dlv
do
do
do
l8t. M, 10s
84
do
do 2dM
do
do
2d M..I08
Marietta & Cln. 1st Mort
N.J.Midland Iftt 7a, gold, guar
91X,
Chic. & Milwaukee Ist Mort,
do
2d 78 guar
110
,Ioliet A Chicago, 1st Mort
T. A Osw. Mid. :8t 7s, gold,
N.
do
do
2d 7b, conv.
122y Chic. & 6t, Eastern, let Mort..
Col,, Chic. & Ind. C. 1st Mort,
89Ji New York A Boston 7b gold.
26
Loniil-landRRlBt M. 7b
Smlthtown A Pt. Jeff. Ist M.
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coal...
Wllitesbarre Coal
Mariposa
do
92
New
West. Union Tel., let mort.
A
Iniscellaneons Stocbs
K.
78..
do
2(1 7»
do
78. equip
9;k EvansvlUe, Hen. A Nasnv. 7b.
Elizabethtown A Padn. 8b con
EvansvlUe, T H A Clilc 7s. gld
Fur pean A Morth Am.6s.gld
Flint A Perc M. 7s. Land Gr.
Fort w.. Jackson A Sa». 6s...
new'bond8,6s
do
do
MoblleSB
103
101
Rome A Watertown let M
iji Dork* lin.Co. T.'Hii
Ist pref..
Americati Coal
Boston Water i'ower
Consolidated Coal
Cumberland Coal and Iron
Maryland Coal
Evansvtlle A Crawfordsv.
Eric A Pittsburgh 1st 7s
.
bonds
7b,
.ynchbnrg 68
^Iacon 7s, bonds
Memphis old bonds, 6s
I
.
.
98
98
Columbus. Ga.,
A 8outhi'»sternKK.7'8...
A Hock.V. Itt7s, 3,1 yrs
Denver A Rio Grande 78, gold
Detroit. Liinsing & Lake M. 88
do
Bur., C.
&
BDUth Side, L.I
Toledo, Poori". & Wa-saw
<
SE
m
97
87 K
New York& N. Haven 6s
Boston, H. & Erie .1st mort. 78
do
guaranteed
do
Cndar Falls A Mfn. let M....
Oedens..
T. Haute.
do
pref.
8t. Louis
Iron
St. L., Kan. ;.
I
.
JoUetft Chicago
Long
8'b.
.
,
Bur AQuincy
Chic.
E
Dan.. Urb., Bl. A P. Ist
7 Eld
Detroit, nillsdaleft In. BR. 8's
Dutchess & Cniuinbia Is
Denver Paclflc 78, gold.
2d Mort
HO
new Jersey Central, 1st M,, n. lOoX lueji
do
do
2d Mort.
Pitts.,
;o(,x
conv.
Hnnnibal
Sioux C. Ist .8
St. Louis 7s.
Jackson. Lsnsln A S«g. 8s
97
2<l Molt...
do
99X Kansas Pacts, Extension, gld
.ai* 102
ilhic. K. Island & Pacific
do
78, Land Gr., gld.
viorrle & Esuex, let Mcrt
103
do
78,
do new, gld
104H 105X
IDj
iOS
7s,
* WabTi, l8t Mori. eifd.
do
IstM.StLdiv.
do
2d Molt
do
Equip. Bds
do
Cons.Convert.
do
& Alton
Olev., Col., Cln.
95'
2dM..
do
do
iJolncT & Tol.. iBt M., 1890.. .
111. & So. Iowa, Ist Mort
tialena & Chicago Extended
1873
1878
d'j
do convertible
Lack. Ss Western, 1st M.
dannibal ft Napif^a ist M
areat Western, 1«( M..1SRH
do
2dM. 1893....
97'
Stallroad Stocks.
Chicago
do
lol'
do
8s
Augusta, 6a., 78, bonds
Charleston atock 68
Charleston.S. C.,7s,F.L.bds.
Columbia, S. C, 6s
88 ...
Connectirut Wef.tern ist 's...Chesap. ake & Ohio tst fis, gold
Chic. A Mich. Lake Shore 88
De» Moines Valley Isi 1-8
do
do Land Grant 8s
laJi
1st mort,,8B...
CIT1K8.
Atlanta, 68., 78
US
Ci>nn' ctlcut Valley 7s, gold..
7.x
Land Grants...
St. Jo.
do
97
fNot previously Quoted.)
tjany s Susquehanna
Atlantic
A
Sontbern Securities.
do
do
lBt78.10 yrs..
do
do id 7.-, 20 yrs...
Chic, Danv. A Vlnccn 8 fs.iild
Cleve.. Mr.V. A Del. Is, gold
M
ilo
WarLoan
..
Chi.
Col.
*
Iowa Midland,
2dM,TB,gld
A Iowa P.. S's... .i""
AmerlCHU Central 88
J
.
7s..
,«
ImgHs
S.E. 1:K.
111.
.
Grand Trmk
Chlc.Dub. AM)nn.,8e..
I'eoria
A
South Carnllna BR. 2dm..
St. Louis A S. F. RB con.m.
Pouch. A hast. BR. l.tm
South Side of L. List m.ex..
St. Paul, 8a...
Chicago
bxohbitixb.
Spring.
111.
66
the
A UI.C Ut m. gold 7a,
Ind., B. A W. Ext, Ist in gl
Jack.,N W.AS-W. letm Kl78
L. Ont. Shore RR. Ist m. girt 78
Lake Shore A M. S. Income 7b.
Logans., Craw. A S.W.RR.tm.g
Milwaukee A North. 1st m" F'
N. Y. A Oswego Mid. Ift m.g
2d conv.
do
do
North. Pac. 1st m. gold 7 8-108
.
QuIncyA Warsaw,
97
89X
do 2(1 M pref
do 2d M. income.. BOX
N. Western S. Fund.. lC2
do
do
Int. Bonds
do
do Consol. bds 92'
do
do
Extn. Bds 91
do
Ist Mort.. lUO
do
Si
do
Land tyrant,
Income lOs
&
do
do
1U8H
6s,188S
Jo
7b,1878
do
New York Bounty, reg
do
do cou
ao
68, Canal, 1813
1874
6b, do
do
1875
do
68, do
do
1877
do
1878..
do
do
do
5s, dogldl887
102
91
Ash., old bds.
do new bds.
Mi>t
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875. .
BelleT'lc & S.Ille. R. Ist M. 8's.
99"
llton
T. H., l8t
1876
58,
.
.
.
Ind.
Burl. & M. rln Neb.l ist conv..
Cnllfornia A Oregon 6ft, told..
California Pac. RK. Ts, gld. .
do
6b, 2d M., gld
Cinada Southern Ist 78. gold..
Central Pac. 7s, gold, conv
Central of Iowa, Ist M, 7's gld.
do
MX
«B,1881
do
.
YORK.
AbI
Carthage A Bu:. 8s.
Dixon, Peoria A Hnn., 88.
0.0. A Fox R.Valley 88.
Detroit, Monroe & Tol bonds. 98
Buffalo & Kile, new bon(H ...
93X
Lake Shore Dlv. bonds
bonds.
93X Lak« Shore con. t-oupbonds... §i^
do
Con. reg.
Pacitlc B. "s, guartM by Mo... 97
90X
Western Pacinc bot ds
lOw
Centra! Pacillc gold Bonds.
do
State Al I bds. linX
Qnlon Pacific 1st M'ge Bonus. Six
Mont & Enf 'la B.
do
do
Mab. &Chat. E.
of 1592.
do
ArkansaB 6s, funded
7b, I.. R. & Ft. S. Iss
do
do
78, Memphis & L. R..
do
7b, L. R.,T. B. & N.O.
7b, Ml8S. O. & B. BIT.
do
IsArk.CeDtR
do
Indiana 5b
Michigan 6b,
6b,
do
NEW
IN
Elver Land M. 78..
do
2d S., do 78..
00
3d S.. do 86..
do
4th S.,do8<..
do
6th 8.. do 88..
do
6th S., doSs..
do Creston wran'-h
do Chariton Branch
Keokuk A
lis
.
P'vlUe*
Cleve.,
Chic.
coupon, 77
1879
do
1U»
18S'.c
Mich.S.&N l.S. F. ?jp. c...
Cieve. & Tol. Sinking Fund
Cleve. Ss Tol., new bonds
8s
88
Bf
Es
6b
8s,
'
Rhode Island 68
Alabama Ss
do
do
M.
ijlch. Cent., 1st
do
Consol. J8. 1902,...
Ohlc, Bur. & Q. 8 p. c. Ist M,. liok
Mich. So. 7 per ct. 2d Mort
1873..
Iltnois canal bonds, 1870
loiji
.
do
do
68, 1886
Kentnc!<y 68
93X
lOCH
1M\
aarlem, let Mortgage 78.
do Con. M. & S'kg F'd 68.
ilbany & Susqh'a, let bonds :oi
do
do
2d do .. S6X
3d d*" .. 92
do
do
do
7b, large bonds....
Oonnecttcnt 6b
..,.
do
.
January 26, 1878.
A Mo.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
92
93
US
2d M.
7s,
of 1910.
Texas. ICs, of
Onio6B,l»75
Bur.
an
K. 1st M., 1877
8. F. 1885.
and. R.
ls,8d Mort.,1875...
do
&
Bufl. N. Y.
.
Peuitentlafy
levee bonds
8s
8s
88
California 7s
Moitsage Endorsed.. 99X
1st
Long Dock Bonds
t
io
do new bonds
do
do consol. bonds
do
do deferred do
Georgia 6s
9U
"B, new bonds
do
7b, endorsed
do
iB.Gold
do
S3X
Worth Oarnllna 68. old
do
do to N.C. B.B. Co.,
do
do Fundlngr Act, 1866.
1868.
do
do
do
do
do nevboDds
do
do Special Tax
Sotttb CarolinaKs
,Ian. & July...
do
do
April A Oct...
do
do
do
do Knndliift Act, 1S66
do LantlClSSO, J & J
do
do
do L.udC,18S9,A&U
of 18?8.
do
do 78
do
—
—
[
BKOUBtTIKF.
97
1879
7s,2d do
102
97
1883
7s,8d do
96
1880
7s,4th do
1888
7B,5th do
98H
78, cons. mort. gold bds..
do
do
do
do
do
Tennessee 6b, old
do
do new
7b,
68,
AND BONDS
Bid. Aak.
SBOtTBlTIBS.
ftaouBrriiB.
do
do
.
and actiw Railroad Stocks are quoted on a previous page anu, Mt repeated here. Prices represent
cent value, whatever the par may be. " N. T. Local Securities " are quoted in a separate list.
Oovernment Bonds
do
. ..
. .
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
108
do
do
do
do
—
.
Vandnlia & T. H. I't
do
2d
A So'eastcrn 1st 7s. gold
A St. Joseph, Ist,68, gld
Southwest. RE., Ga., 1st mtg...
do
stock
Spartensbur. A Union 7b, guar*
S. Carolina RR. st M, 7B (new;
St. Louis,
do
S5
St. L.
St. L..
I
Southern Central of N.T. 7s..
do 68
do
A Neosho7B, gold
do 7s
do
Union & Logan8port78
do
do stock
74
Utah Central 68, gold
Va. A Tenn. lets, 6s
97
Utlca, Clin. A Blng. 78, guar.
2d8,6B
92
do
Union Pac, so. branch, 68, gld 88X
dds 88
do
Walkill Vallev Is' 78, gold ...
92k West Ala., Ss guar
99
West Wisconsin 7s, gold
Wilmington and Weldon 7s
Newr lioans.
Ch* Ruth. 1st m. end
do
1st M.. Ss..
do
Arkansas S'ate Bonds, end. 7l
75
ao
PAST DtJB COrPOKB.
Cln., Rich. A F.W. Ist m gld 78
92X
HO
Tennessee State Coupons
Chic. A Can. Soutli. Ist m gl 78
Vlrtrlnia Coupons.
Ch., D. A v., I. dlv., 1 m grd 7s
90
deferred.,
do
90
do
Hou". A Tex. Cist m. gold 78
Memphis City Coupons
Houston A Ot. N. 1st m. gld 7b
SO
KashTlIle City CoupoBB
anternst'l BB, T«x, Ut m gld 7i
10I« lOSH Tetto
95
113X
F,6'
55
90
79
92 >f
,
W
per
.
.
.
January
THE CHRONICLE.
25, 1873.]
109
mercial A!TD
Suoestmcuta
ber of "
AND
FiifASiciAL Chromcle have iMued theflrit num.
The Bailwa* Monitor," % monthly journal d«vol*d
There baa been soma miaapprebaniloB
the ground which it U
intended to cover, and the publishers desiro that it should b«
SBrrRITIKK, RAILROAD
SBCrRITIES, CITT
very clearly understood that the Itallroad Department ot Tbb
STOCK AND BOND MST, CAN A I. ANU ITIISCUI.Chronicle will not be superseded nor changed in any reapeet
LANEOVS HTOCK AND BOND LiIST.
except that It may be enlarged and improved. No subKriber o
[Entered according to A«t of ConitreM, In the yesr IStS, by William n. Vuia. *
to railroad intelligence
STATE, CITY AND OOBPOBATION FINANCES.
The Monitor and
aa to the character of
TATB
Cj., In the ofiQce of tue Llbrftnan of
Consreu* WMhlugton, D.C. 1
Chronicle will obtain lest railroad news than heretotor*,
but in addition to the financial news and the neceiaarlly brief
reports published in these columns, he can obtain for a modermt*
price, in The Railway Monitor, the most complete detaiU of
information about each railroad in the country, thoroughly cIbmIthe
The Chronicle
monthly tables of stocks and bonds will be
found to-day on tliis and following pages.
In tlie present and several ansuing months, the tables have
more than the usual interest, on account of the numerous additions and corrections which are made to them after the closo ol
the year, when a great number of states, cities and railroad compaoles issue their annual financial reports. The most essential
figures from these reports will be found in the "remarks" opposite to the statement of bonds in the tables, and the volume and
page of CaaONClLK where more detailed information has been
published, is also indexed in the same place.
Since the
first
fied
and indexed
bonrls,
stocks,
-^f
DESCRIPTION'.
of
A
sample copy of
Ist
Delaiearv
<*
morlKage
Chenapeake
The Monitor
—stock
(originally
50
var.
will be sent free of eharfo
A
laatDlTl'd.
KeglHtered Bonds
Registered Bonds
50
1633,350
6
5
:i,500,«00
3,'*iO.OOO
7
1.000
Jiarttan—stocK
Lehigh Coal db yavigatlon~itoc)t
Loan, convertible, coupon, gold
Dela.
"ioo
tt
90
—
Ist raortga','e reglsterefl
1st mort. registered, KR
Mort. loan, on equipments &c..
Loan covertible Into ntoclc till
Monongahela JVao. Co.— stock
Iftt
I.IXHI
l,ftO
1.001
gold...
12...
1.000
1,000
50
1,010
Dec,
mortgage
Jforrrt— Stock, consolidated
Pre^erre'l^tock
I8t mortga'JO
103
mortgage
Boat loan
:nii
108
103
IOO
1856
18f0
1869
1869
103
2(1
1U3
Prelerred stock scrip dividend
Pennsulvania— Stock
nt if., guar, by Penn. BR., s.f. »5.000,0OO.
West Br. & S^squ.. Ist and 2d mort
SchnnlkiU ;v'ap.— stock, common
875
123
108
isio
l.(X10
'.,000
var.
var.
50
1,000
9
6
6
1
7
,
J.*
"it.
6
4,016.670
171.854
805.900
800.000
1,000
e38,:'50
50
2.002.746
1,000.000
Philadelphia
Oct., 1899
&
Wvoming * WIconlaco m'read
July '1910
office.
West Branch
*
8uaQ.
iB'o. and
P., C.C.
owned by
.Inly, 187J Leaaed from June 1. 1870, to PI tl.
Ju y. 18721 for 999 yeae at annual rent of
Mann
do
do
do
do
do
J.
M.& N.
M.AN.
J. *'j.
11. p. 714.)
Feb., 18b7
Philadelphia, offlce
JI.ftN.
May,
May,
May,
1870
1868
188S
Bead-
WSi
OOO
(T.l<,p.
Leased to P.* Rea' Injt BR. for latereat
on bond» and half ofnete mlnca; id
1370-71 defl< U after ezpenacs ai^U lat-
.Ian., 18-8
n. 1, ^878
Jan., 1891
J
do
do
do
da
*
tnclodlng certain r'^al and
p rty conreyed to P. * U.
18721
Jan., 1882
Jan., 1876
Phlla. ftBaltimoie.
S.ScJ.
3.Sii.
325.316
2,907,850
8,000,000
mortgage
.1.
& J.
F.& A.
K.&A.
M.&S.
J.& J.
J.
1311,000
rmon— stock
J.
J.'*
do
do
do
do
.1.
25c.
25C.
6
1,7M.213
I,Olio
Sufijuehanna & Tide TTarer—Stock
Maryland loan. :^d mortgage
SBsqh.t'a^al. common bouda, 3d mort...
pref. end T. SV. priority bds.
do
lat
2
1.645.04 <
.
'.ii
«
2,8116.977
1,00
1864
V
5
1,000
1,000
1,000
ext. to 1897)
t
tU'3.t»i.
%
«
90
mortgage (duei88j,
2d mortgage
Common bonds
Improvem nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan
Annual report In (bko- icl». t. I'.p. •**
ahowB et recfipu In l*<:i. 92i3,S4t; net
receliiU In (inaner ending Anc. SI, ini,
iSTO
1890
Philadelphia, offlce
Aug., 1»72 Lf a« d lo Uhliih Coal * Kar. Co., at Int.
do
do
Julyl.lSTSi on bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on itocli.
N. T.;olBce, 71 Bway. Feb. 1, ISTSiXet receipts In \fn. »2.il»a 4. Ca-h dlT.l;
1877
( yra, lit D. <-t. i.eaaea A b. * SUQ. •&<
N. y., Bk or Commerce.
do
Rrna. * S. Railr'ada. Annual i (port la
do
1884
do
1991
CBBOSI0I.C. T. It, p. 793.
do
London.
.July, irs
"73 S'e Cam. * Amboy BR. <t. 14. p.
M.)
N.T., Oince NJ.Cen.RB Oct. 10,
May, 1867 Oioaa re'elpit laat year, I1.9M1W) ex18114
Philadelphia, oWce.
f'i.'nie<. In te real aodtaxea, f l,3M,ei< ;D«t
do
do
ncoma. t272.8U. Be* annnai report ta
I8SI
do
do
CnBONiou. T. M, p. «». Cent. BR
1897
l3l(UXn ot told loan
do
do
lan
ofN..!.
do
01 W^T
do
1877
'Vi; expenaaa
Pltt«b'irg, ofDce.
July, 1872 Grosa
71.9 per ct
di.i
N. Y., S. B'K of Com'ce. July 1, 1887
...h Valley RB.
Leh. Val. liR. Co. Jhlla Aug, 1872 Leaacii.
livt es aaaumirg bda
do
do
for 9;''J yrs.
Aug, 1872
paying iO p. c per annum en
do
do
Aprn, 187« & scrip 4k
do
pref stork, au(r4 on conaol. stock, (v.
do
April, l« 6
eg.
7«,0OO
Brown li Bona.
London.
BaIto..A. Krownft Sons.
7f.
7f.
4,999.400
8,272,800
922,000
9J186,27!
2.000,000
5,000.000
1,196.^79
1,008,800
108.000
1.045,000
1,175.010
610.000
285,000
236.963
lO.f.Wt
4,457.150
2,805 000
'60
Preferred stock
1st
Balto.,A.
4
800,000
15.000,000
1.900,000
3,500,000
I,0(«)
do
do
6
5
6
Reglste^-ed Bonds
De i>eii tures. Bterllng
Dec. n.T! Del. Cltx to Cheaap. gtr, Md. Ifetetra
July, 1B3«
Inn from opTatlona, ISTl, fW,(«9.
Philadelphia, ofllce.
l.Wl,>ra
1,000
lOO
—
RBMABXB.
when Due.
1
l.e»l),500
Delii icare i)(yw(oft— stock
Ist mortgage
Iliulfoii stock
J)elaware
WuUlnrlon, D. C]
Bonitt.i
Principal,
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Payable and.
*
by Whom.
8.229.594
2.000,000
4,875,000
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Honda having next preference
on
LIST.
Co.. In the offlce of the Librarian of Congreaa,
1,880,800
23
$2,8110.0(10)
sabeerlbor.
application by letter.
Bate
OntBtmndlnff.
0/l(o— etocK
tc
new
furnished to every
file
1ANAI,«.
Chesapeake
TbB
In
;
prices includiag a neat
by Wk. B. Daxa &
Amount
Miles
Tor explanation of all r.-ferenrea aee C'nal
foot notC'^ on lac page of RK. Tablpa.
table* of
pabliahed
Monitok. The subscription price of The Railway Mokitob
ibaeo
is |4 per year, and to subscribers of THE Chboricls $8
CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BOND
:872.
be
not
will
&c.,
The Com-
of January, 1873, the publishers of
[Entered according to act of Congreas, In the year
The Chronicle
for ready reference.
prices,
rreat irae
»8,',657.
(14. p. 77.)
Ipta. 1870.188,90; operjMM axpcuaca, aame. Komiaal coai,t3,MnjM.
,Oroaarro
May
Phlladeipbia,' offlce
1,
188S
JI1ISCEI.I.ANKOVS.
DESCRIPTION.
Bate When
of
Ont.
par
for explanation of all references, see Bonds, valuet st'ndlog. pert Payable.
Cent
foot'notes on Ist page of RB Tables.
II
Aiama Bxpreat Co.— stock
100
100
29
Atchteon Bridge, It mort.. guar
Atlantic Matt Steamship Co—stock...
So9ton Water Power
Canton Improvetnent Co., Bait
16X
—
ia«4
i«r2
1 852
1869
r. & A.
J.&.I. N.Y. Co's
do
J.& J.
do
3,oap,a)fi
W
J.
7g.
R.
1.250.000
9
100
lOU
isa
H.
ft 61. Jo., ft
C«B.Br. U. P.
Tol. 14, p. 716.
t. 19, p. 19.
Aaaaal r«p«r«
In
A
.Tan., 1881
1. 1SJ7
18i9
Feb., 1879
Ool. i, 1872
incr»«»»a
la
It.
sufficient portion of newconaol.
to retlr* old bonda. Sea
Caaoncu. t.
l.ei<l
p.<«.
Jan.
^0T., 18M
Cbsosiclx.t.
15, p.
a66:T. U.p. iM.
Bee Caao2nci.«, t. U,
p.
3M.
ft J,
N. T., Ill Broadway,
do
do
Plttsbnrgn Co.'a
offlce.
N.T., E. Kelly
Aug.. 1872
Aug.
C
r
l", ». »:•)
JOOXICO: debt. trti-Ofl.
Propertv,
See CBSOKIOL'.T. I4. p 730; T. IJ, p. Wl..,
Dividends la 1871. 20 per cent. (r. 14. p. «M.)
1, 1681
This 'con^pany ooerstea
(t. 14, p.
leaeed Unea.
many of the Pwa. B.B.
765.
Co.
;
Jan., 1873
2711.
5,700,
4,30 ,000
500,000
,,.
Jan. 20.18.3
Sept!,"iS69
Q-r.
1.1100,1110
Express—ttocti...
offlce, 71 B'y.
4.00O.OOO
9,000.000
59/100.000
4.000.000
morteage
Real estate bonds, gold
Tfl'JMtarrt Cool
,
Cmojaoti.
DeclSTO
90
10
100
Western Onion Telegraph—etock
.Tan. 9,18159
Feb. 9. 1373.
do
do
New Tork.
J.& J.
do
A.
r.*
do
A.&O.
M.*N. N. T. by III. Cent. B.B.
A.*0. N. Y.. "k of Commerce.
Gllman, Sou ft Co
J.&D.
T.,
4,100,000
5.000,000
20.000.000
4.000,000
.
—
8.; If.,
,
Chkosicli,
Boston, office.
N. y.Co.'s Offlce.
5l.','0!)
Ist mor g:)ge, gold
jd mortgage,? old
Spring Mountain Coa7.— stock
Mpriice Hill Coal. stock
United States Express—tttod
Co.
18*7
12, 18!2|
5,''a.,Ofio
BO
100
100
mortgage bonds
A
Nov.
10,000,000
'fO
Mail Steamship Co.—stock. ..
Fargo
jGuar. by Ch.*
Dec.
SOT.boO
49j,U00
500,000
480,000
i',66o
100
prpf,.rred ator.lr
l«t
REMARKS.
Sept. 2, 1872
N. T.. Bank of N. T.
do
Jan. J. 1S78
do
Mar. 10, 18781
New Tork. office.
N. T.. Cent.BB. ofN.J.
lOa.
10,290.000
513,000
100
IOO
100
so
i
Pennsi/tvantu Company—Cora, stock
Prelerred S'ock (o » ed by Pa.K.B.)
Quicksilver Mining Co.—Com. stock.
Wells,
IOO
1.000
1,000
IOO
stock
t oai— stock
Central Coal f d)
.
by Whom.
Stocks,
Laat Dlvi'd.
731.250
100
1,000
Pennt'jlvania Codi—stock
lat
Wbere Payable and
71)3.0CX)
Vargla nd
Paciyu^
{
Principal,
Wh-n Due,
1,500.000
DunletthdkDubuque Bridge—hii s.f..
Ilia. t£ St. Louis £rtdfirc—bonds
Louisville .Brfdcrfi—bonds
Mariposa Landtk Mining C^.— stock.
Kew
& J.
M.&S.
M.&N.
7.
SS.OOOshs.
Ventral of If J. Land Co
CO'ieolidation Goal '/ 3fd. stock....
Istmort. (convertible)
Ist M., consol.. conv. (tor $l,i.iO,000)
Cumberland Copland I.— 1st mort..
do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal & Iron Co— Stock
Preierre
4,(XX).000
4,00l>.000
100
Union R.K. hou'ls guaran'eed
Cary Improvement Co.— stock
.
110.000,000
18,000.000
1,900,000
100
Amer. Merchants^ Union Ex. — stock,
American coal (Md.)— stock
American Dock <t Improvement Co.
Bonds.
INTEREST.
Date size or Amount
1000.000
6 900.000
i,66o
IJOO.OOO
100
1,400,000
J.&D.
l.*.l.
ft J.
j'
I"
ft
do
Jan
J.
J.
ft
J.
i>,
Itm
New Yorit offlce.
New Tori" .officeNew York, offlce.
Feb!'i,l»78
1875
May, 19^2
7
M.&N.
r
M.ftN.
N. Y..Baokof S.r.
N. y. union Trust Co.
U.*N.
FMladalpUa.
Jan. >, 1S73
^^
Jan.. 1870 AniinalriportlnCB«)in«i.».T. IS.p. 4«J.
Not.,
WW
celpta, »2,740,2n.
I
I
(v. 19, p. 73, 155, S^S, tl2.)
^^
H«
;:
.
'
—
.
,
THE CHRONICLE.
110
[January 25, 1878.
STATE SECUEITIES.
[Entered according to »ct of Congreu, In the year
1873,
by Wm. B.
Dana &
Co.. In the office of the Librarian of Congresi,
Washington, D. C]
Sabscrlbera will conftr a great favor by givlns ua Immediate notice of any error dlacovered In our Table*.
INTEREST.
Data Size or Amount
Rati
Outof
par
When
.
BondB. Value' Bt'nding.
Payablet
DESCRIPTION.
Principal,
Where Payable abd
,
For explanations see
Alabama
:
ft extended
extended
do
Eterlliig bonds of ISSO, extended
bterllcg bonds, extended
do
do
do
do
New bonds
do
Hew loan of inn (for »l,000,UOO)....
Pdu-^Hilonal Kund Debt
]U " Iroad bond Indorsements
i>o n to Mont. & Ktifala RK
Loan to Ala. & Chattauooga RR^^..
Temporary Floating Debt Sept., li.
do
do
1866
1870
,00*c
UIU&C
lU0*c
lOOAC
I'.'O&C
1,0110
'70-71
1870
1870
1,000
do
do
Junel,
J.*
1886
1886
1886
May, 1892
May,1^86
May,
1886
N.T.,H.Clewa A Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan.
1892
1,
*J.
J.& J.
J.
1869 bonds are issued to railroad*
at f 10,000 per mile to land grant ro.ids and I15.0OO
per mile to others, but limited to 850 miles in all.
Under a law of
N. Y., Un. Trust Co.
do
do
do
AsseR«ed valuation of
7
600,0
1,050,000
7
7
7g.
1,983,000
125,000
3)9,500
605,000
250,000
1861
1863
1364
1864
1865
lOO&c
1857
1,000
* O
A.
* J.
J.
do
do
do
do
7g.
?f:
7g.
:
"l
g^
10-30 vear..
non-taxable
J
yr.
l,noo
1,0
1,000
100*c
ST.
*
do
do
do
do
do
do
1399
1900
1900
(CuRosroLB,
The debt
Oo
do
do
do
do
do;;
do
do
O,
do
Innd.
1877
1880
1883
1834
188S
do
do
do
Hartford, Treasury.
—
1868
1868-69
1871
1870
\fii>
1,000
2iO,0OO
262,0
30,000
194,000
210,000
I'ooo
4,000,0v,0
July, 1881
Jan., 1888
Jan.. 1884
Oct., 1894
Oct., 1885
1818
1,000
Var's.
250&C
176,500
388.0(0
600.000
3.900,000
2,700.000
l,880,0n0
700,000
7.645,900
1,500,000
J.'&J.
N.Y., Duncan, 8.
&
N. Y„4th Nat'l
:
Western & Atlantic BR. bonds
do
do
do
Atlantic & Gulf RB. bonds
Bonds, act of Ma ch 12, 1860
do
1866
1870
1870
1872
1870-71
1870
Bonds, aet Sept.. '70, gold
Bonds, »ct Oct., '70, gold
1872
Railroad endorsements
Brunswick & Albany
BR
500
500*c
1,000
1,000
1,000
New York.
Various.
7
g.f.
M.
N.
Various.
F. * A.
A.I.
J.
Q-J.
A.
&0.
&"d.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. y., Loud.
1898-99
A Co.
Bank
do
do
do
01
Frank.
N. Y., 4th Nat'l Bank.
May. 1874
A
'73
'74
'79-'SO-'l-'6
Jnly, 1886
iai7
1,000
1,000
1,000
1(X)&C
N
JTuwiaH
J.* J.
971,834
348,000
45,000
102,000
416,800
260,000
do
do
M. *S.
& J.
J.
M.&N.
N. Y.,
do
do
Am.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1361 to 1869.
funding. &c
purposes..
Military loan
Kenluckif :
Bonds to contractors,
'61-'69
'61-'69
100*c
100*c
1864-69
&c
do
John Tllford, act 1313
do
Military purposes
do held by Board of Ed
LoHtfHana
Cha itv Hospital bonds
Bonds for relief of State Treas
Bonds In aid of various railroads...
Levee b^nds
do
do
;
Bonds funding coupons
BondsVor redemptiijn certlfs, *c..
Bonds to Boeuf<fe Crocodile Nav.Cs
do for rellL-f of P. .1. Kennedy..
do Issued to St ite P nit -ntlary,
do to fund floating debt of State
do toMlss.* Mex. O'lf Canal....
do Iss.t N. La. & Texas Kit. Co
do FChool held by Stat Treas
do to N. O., Mob. & Gnat. RR.
do
to N. O., Mob. & Texas RR
'41* '42
1843
1864
.July
J.
J.
101,;75
889,000
346,000
*
do
>
;
Maine
M. &
8.
do
do
do
N. Y., Qllman.SonA Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
Various.
do
do
j
Maruland
Bait.* (.hloRR., sterling
Chesaneake \' Ohio Canal,
Rallroa s nnd canals
Eastei-n Shore RR
Baltimore
Susq, RR
Chesapeake & Ohio canal
st'g
isei
1''67
1870
1866
1866
1870
1870
1869
1870
1869
1869
1857
1870
1871
1,000
600
1,000
1,000
1,000
500
lOO&c
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1.000
i.otxi
1,000
1000
1.000
1,000
Bait.
1863
1863
1*64
1868
500*c
5C0&C
1.000
500&C
100
*c
M. *S.
80,000
750.000
1,830.000
1,000,000
8,960,000
2,»60.000
965.300
2
J. * J.
Various.
do
real
$25 516,042;
one
Jan.,I»80
Jan.,lS80
Jan., 1880
fifth
80,000
1*1,000
500,000
2.9S0,000
480,000
546,000
665,000
750,000
2,500.t00
188.7-'84
A.&O.
abonv
(v. 13, p, 559.)
the State,
real
(v. 14. p. 457.)
The nominal debt of Kcntneky
45
July. 1893
to 1906
1886
1907
1,1875
1,
March
1886
*
'88
Sept., 1906
Jan. 1,1890
Jan.1, 1890
March
May.
Re-
cents on
$10().
A
20. '72
'72
May
is $.:.W0.7'0.
sources of sinking fund. $2,420 .393. Totcl valuation of properly in 1871, $126,322,707. Tax rate,
isn
1895
Various. N.O-, Cltiz'ns' Bk of La.
J.& J. N.y.jBank of America,
or
The 111. Cent. RB.
about $500,000. The bonds ol 1871
and personal property In 1872
Is
$120.000,OW. Bonds of counties, towns, ant
cities are registered, and interest collected by
1876- '99
1884-'99
La March
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M. * N, N.Y.. B'k of America,
do
do
do
M. AS.
J. A J. N. O., Citiz'n Bk. of La.
M.AS.
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.& J.
do
do
do
do
M. *S. N. Y., B'k of America,
do
do
do
M. * N,
M. &S. N.O., Cltiz'ns' Bk ol La.
A. &0. N.Y., Bank o( America.
railroads.
;
$259,289,895.
alter 18S1
do
N.O., Cltiz'ns' Bk. of
1871, $113,915,561
"State.
of the actual value.
tax amounts to
were issued for relief of (Jhicago.
Sept., 1873
do
0,0011
81 .06'!
1837
269,000
'.28,172
& Susquehanna UR
Md. Ho pltal loan, 10-15 years
Maryland State Loan
J^(Msoc/i«»eHs— State Almshouse L'n
1867
1871
1872
1,1909
1910
1899
1909
constitutional amendment limits the total debt
to $25,000,000. Direct d. bt. Jan. 1, 1872. was
$20,188.s00; contingent debt. $6,579,683; temporary
It was
$3,476,268; total outstanding, $.'J0.244.751
bonds anthnrizrd
however, that
decided,
previous to the amendment miglit be isFued,
which Includes $120.f00 to Miss, A Mex. Gulf
Canal ; $594,000 to X, La, * Texas RB,; $2,075,000
bonds guar, for N.O.. Mob. A Texas RR.; $2,2.50.000
bonds to be issued to same company $l.ir25.000
(or more) to N. O.. B.iton R. & Vlcksbnrg RR.;
$100.000 to Shrnveport Hospital; $1WI.000 subs, to
'Miss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and personnl property in 1871 a'sessed at $2-0.59i,4!7. Kate of
State taxation, in 1871. 14H mills; Default was
made in payment of interest Jan. 1, 1873.
.
;
Jnly 1,1910
April, 1911
Loati
"
do
Coast Defense Loan
'
\
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
do
do sterling
\
'.
Loan, sterling
Trov * Grecnf RR, Loau, sterling.
do
do
home
do
do
sterling.
do
do
sterling
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich & Worcester RR. Loan...
.
. .
k Erie Rli., sterling
linproveiritnit
sterling loan (for illj.KX))
Boston, Hartr.
Harbor Laud
Mtchioan
Kcnewal Loan Ponds
Two Million Loan
War Bounty Bonds
Ste Mario Canal Bonds
&c.
*D.
AO.
J. A J.
6
J.
6
A.
5g.
f
6
3
6
6
6
6
100.000
75.000
SSU.OOO
do
A.AO.
(Du^rter.
J. & J.
Quarter.
A.AO.
J.& J.
do
ao
6
6
Augusta and Boston.
Boston, Snlfolk Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent,
6
1852
do
do
100
M. AS.
F. & A.
Jan., 1872. was $611,266,
the municipal debt sink'gfund was $197,030; $810.matured in 1871. After ibe U.S. Supreme Court decision, intercsi was piid in gold
Aug., 1880
tin the decision wjts reversed. Valnatlon in
June, 1889
Oct., 1898
1872, $224,609,951. tax rate. 55i mills, (v. 16. p, EO)
The a'sessed valuanon of property in 1871 was
18«0
$116,716,283, on which the rate of taxation wasl9«
cents per $100; Income from dividends on rail1890
road, canal and other stocks owned by the State
1880 * 1830
1890
was $354,123, The State has largely assisted
canalBandrailroads, and holds $4 ,694,51.^ of stocks
1890
18-5
and bonds of solvent companies, besides $1,868.1890
797 in the sinking fund, leaving only $5,883,467 of
debt, without any offset; the State also holds
1890
J.
A
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
187J-78
Var., 188S
*
1893
1875
1873
!885
April,18ffi-S7
do.
000 of debt
$20,557,166
in unproductive securities.
',
Lunatic Hospital, &c.. Loan
Lnnatlc Hosnltal (West. Mass)..,!"
Back HayLandsLoan
Union Fund Loan
6
6
308,026
65,207
'
House Enlargement
5*6 Various.
3,6.T7,745
Annapolis & F.lkridge RR
Defen-e Bounty Loan
Southern Relief bonds
Deaf and uinb AsyluTi Loau...
do
296,000
525,000
473.000
2.832.500
3,084,400
2,273,533
2.9>8.111
1,237,051
1838
varl'u*
^^i
1
1832
1853
'51-'61
do
,-,Si
Bounty do
f
=J t4
do
oo
Munlctp »I, War Debt ussnmed S t
•
personal property In
Various
Frankfort, Ky.
do
A
The war debt sinking fund
loan bonds.
I
W^r
War
&
Jan., 1878
Various. N. Y., B'k of America.
593,000
66,000
281,000
1,652,316
A
Alb.. $3,800,
RR. c :idorsements. viz : Brun'm Ick
000. Bainbr.. C.
C. $600,001. Cherokee Val.,
$800,100. rartersvillc
V., $276,000. (v. IS, p. 155
187. 218, 25C; v. 16, p. 20.)
Dec, 1890
:
State
Assessed value of property in 1872. $234,492,468
Kafe of tax. 4 niilla Legislaiure declared void
the scmi-annuaU old bonds of 1R70, and $120,000
of the quarterly bondp held by H. Clew* & Co.;
the B. & A. bonds. $1,500.(00; and the lollcwing
The valuation of
Bonds for various State
Civ
;
rate of taxation. 2 mills.
Total direct debt Jan.. 1 J72, (tated at $1,500,000. Old
Territorial bonds arc not recognized. Real and
Personal property assessed In 1871 at $.3.1.673.753.
oanto J..P. A M. R.R.. is secured by mortgage on road. Other loans to raHroadshave been
authorized to amount of $7,148,000 but not Issued
The debt has been rapidly reduced. Valuation of
Ex. Bank,
do
do
;
Bonds,
is being rapidly reduced by a sinking
See notice of redemption of bonds in
15, p 99.
Debt has been reduced since 1866 from »IO,000,000
to prePent ncnres. by sinking fund purchases.
The 1861 bonds are navable at pleasure since Julv,
1871. and those of 1C64 after Oct.. l'<74. A'sessed
value of real and personal properly, $339,782,738
Oct., 1890
:
Interest bonds, inscribed stock
Refunded stock bonds
mini University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
"War bonds
R-ixenue deficit bonds (to Chicago).
16, p. 50, 181, 187.)
vol.
Chronicle, v.
:
Old bonds held by tJ. 8. GOTt
Due Scliool and Internal imp fund
Conventiou bonds
State bonds (sold or hypothecated.
do
Loau to Jackson, F. * Mob. RK
taxable property about
;
is
April, 1900
Sacramento, Treasury,
do
do
do
do
A.
Union Trust Co.
do
do
T.,
do
do
do
&J.
J.
tl20.000,000
debt
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
all
rate of taxation, 5K mills. Unfunded
mof tlv lieM bv U. S. The "Levee" bonds
and funded bonds are in default for interest.
1882
706,700
•12.000
1,474,000
935 500
1,741,100
1870
bunds, 10-20 year
aoyear..
20 year.
Bonds of
16, p. 49.
do
do
7
7
10O*c
500&C
500&C
500* c
bonds
bounty bonds
(ttnrgia
abstract of Auditor's report for year ending
Sept. 30. 187^. was publislird in Chkonioi.k. v. 16,
p. 49. Total as-i'.ssed value of laims. $76,757,259.
of town lots, $^5,733,482; of personal property,
»:')0.64».189, The Alan.* Chat. RR., was loiigbt by
the State. April. I6T;. and resold In Scfpt : the
State's guaranteed interest on the Companv'a
bonds is Ir d>f«ult. A new loan of »2.0O0.0O()la
reported authorized, the valillty of which is
contested. Sea Chbokiclx, v. 16, p. 802. 860; t.
June, 1890
do
do
do
J.
do
do
do
do
do
An
N. 7., H. Clews* Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London. Union Bk.
N.T..H. Clews* Co.
UOO.OOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1857
1860
State capUol bjnds
Illinois
* N
M.
8
8
SOO.nUO
200.000
1,200,000
900,OOJ
1869
1870
1870
1870
1870
Soldiers' relief
JHorma
5g.
6g.
Sg.
2.185,000
187a
do
do
do
do
do
B£MABKg4
due.
1,67(',000
for deflclencies
ClTll bonds, sinking fund, gold.
War
6g
2.8.'i0.000
IWtc
To Memphis* Little Rocic RK
To Little Rock & Fort Smith RR...
To L. R., rine Bluff & N.O. RK....
To MlsB,, Ouachita* Red River BR
To Arkansas Central RR
CaUtomia :
Connecticrtt
when
600,107
Floatin;; debt
do
648,000
877,200
5 0.000
215.000
2.801,588
:4,810.000
300,000
:
5
5
2,0(10,000
unfunded debt
i
(168,000
1,941,000
473.800
683.000
64,800
82,'iOO
18(6
18C7
Arkansas
Funding bonds of 1369
Levee bonds (or warrants)
Ten year bonds
Whom.
foot-notes.
State bond!, due in ISTJ
Ol
by
I'.OOO
i(id.boo
1855*51
1853*54
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
IIO.OOO
165.000
94.000
50.000
220.000
1854
1857
'61-'62
'61-'62
'61.'62
'63-'64
1863
1861
1861
1«69
'S8-'61
'61-'63
500
.•ifO&c
2,4:V),000
50O*c
WXI.OOO
888 001
200,000
1,000
1.000
50ii&e
JElOO&c,
1.000
£2
S,.5«9.0'.'4
50il*c
13«
ilOO&c
'69-'7l
fioo*c,
I860
1857
5,(J0O
•68- '69
1870
1812
186.1
186S
1S59
4,379,50(1
4.000,744
999,944
6.'.4 180
966.500
2.952.40O
3 152.37-i
200,000
lai.COO
£.'011
i2U0*c,
"Sg. m.'a'n.
5g. A. A O.
5g.
6g.
do
J.&.T.
.I.*D.
l^5g.
6g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
6g.
r«.
5g.
Boston, Treasury,
M.AN.
5K
1.000
230.001"
=86g.
5g.
5g.
£500
2,150.000
150.000
1,465,000
463,000
81,000
6
June.
une,1877
'
May.' 1880
y,
A J.
do
do
do
M.AN.
London, Baring Bros.
do
.1. * J.
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
A. A O.
do
do
.1* J.
A.&O.
5g.
1.000
1.000
1,000
1.000
J.
J.
A
J.
do
do
do
6
7
A J.
do
M.AN.
6
.1,
A
J.
July. '73-'76
,
Jnly, '77-'78
,,
Jnly, 1883
iy,
July, 1894
'r,
May. 1M4
'.
May. 1891
,1«8!1
'
'88- '90
Oct,
Boston. Treasury.
London, Baring Bros.
do
do
Bo,=ton, Treasury.
April. '91-'93
April, 188.'
do
do
London, Baring Bros.
July 1877
y,
J.& J.. -.900
Boston. Treasury,
London. iBarlng Bros.
J.
Nov.; 1872
Oct,,'73-'74
Oct,, '73- '74
July,:1874
Inly,
N. Y., Mercantile
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Bk
do
do
do
Julv
'8
-91
April 1890
.
a law of 1862 all Interest on the debt ot
Massachusetts is paid in coin, excepting on the
temporary loans. During 1872 debt was d"creased
about $2,000,000. The finking lunds In Jan.. 1872.
were 16. and the securities held cost $13,628,864.
their market value at close of last fiscal
vear being more ihan the original cost. The
loan to Boston. Hartford & Erie R.R. is Fecured
bv deposit of $4,oai.000 "Berdell" mort. bonds.
The as.sessor's aegregate of real and personal
property In the State is $I.5!(l,9»8,0CO. the actual
value oeing $2,307,004.4 7. Taxation in 1871 -"aB
$21. 892,943. of which $6,634,000 wa* tor Slate purposes, and $14,789,715 lor municipal. Revenue
Is also derived Irom a tax on pavings bank
deposits, on corporations, on national bank
stocks, and from several o'her sources, 'Tbc
llic London market
credit of Massachusetll
War loan, registered,
Is deservedly very binh.
currency6'8, were paid after J uly 1ST2. (T.16,p.60.)
By
m
Jan...1875
July,
1891
Jnly, 1878
187S,'78* '83
May,
1890
July, 1879
In 4 last
The debt has been largely diminished persenal
years. Assessed valnatlon of real and
propc-ty, 18:i-2. $630,000,000, nn.l rate of taxation
2X mills. Surplus revenue Is applied to purchase
ot bonds asf s»' as It accnmnlates.
S^e.orpat- na(»e.— This column shows thn several sixes or denominations In which each Issue of nonai is maoe.
WIU!tPw<">lt—J- *.i "lanaifor.Tan. A Jnly; F. * A., Fan. A Aug.; M. « 8.. Maicii A Sent. A. * 0., April * Dot.; M. *N.,Mar A Nor.; J.«
Q.-J., qnartarly from Jan.-, «J.—F., quarterly Irom February Q.-Jt,, quarterly from March.
W»mark4.-rigmt In braoktii at tka and s{ raaarju, la ta; oua, raUr le tb» Tslaaa and paga of COMatOfA, oontkiainil <BU«r tsloranllok
;
«.
.^
D.iJlM »D«c.
,
..
:
.
.
January 25,
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE
16'< 8.]
111
STATE SECURITIES.
Sabucrlbera
confer a
wrill
DESCBIPTION.
grot
ffcvor
by giving n« Immediate notice of anr error dIecOTered la oar Table*.
INTEnEST.
Data BU, or
pal
ol
see Bonda. Value'
For f xpUnatlon of all rcrnrcncea
ooc not-JH on preceding page.
"W?
c'int
Prloelpal,
When
Where Payable and
brWhom.
P»y»-'«-
Du
When
iitnne/ioUi
Loan
State UulldlDg
1 ,1100
l.OX)
War Loan
_.
Kallroad i5oiidB(uot recognized)
I.IXX)
....
1,OUO
Mimouri:
btate bonds
•«8-«
IJrilvtTsily Ai Lunatic Asyliun bds.
lluluia ti> N'urtli .Mo. illt
llonds to l.airo
Kulton lilt
ItondH to Platte County
Bonds to Iron .Mountain
&
l.OOO
18<8
18J2
CuiiHolldated boudH
I.UW
K. T.,Kat.
439,000
3,737.000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
to fund floatlog debt.
S. ft
500,000
160,000
18<7
1871
..
Bammhire:
War loan coupon bonds
do
do
do
o
New
taxable
Under
Art., 7, Sec.
Con-»tttutlon
Art. 7, Sec. 3, and
Alt 7, Boc. n.
I
Ol
495,000
2,205,000
lOO&c
lOO&c
I'JO&C
1,199,900
1,003,900
593,400
Trenton A
do
do
do
do
f
I
do
do
1,05.'.900
laa&a
100*c
15,
will
Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
will.
Jan.. 1874
vm
1877
New Tork.
'68- -g*
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
100.000
11,407,000
New York.
do
18;0
44.500
46,037
200,000
1880 varies
Jan., 1871
Jan.. 1876
JnIy,l88I
Jan.. I&i7
1R35
ins
loan, Aiiril
1819
S96,(XI0
l&i3
1853
1853
1861
1867
1867
1867
1867
1867
186;
1871
Phlla.,Fann.&M.B'k.
do
do
do
400.000
18.53
1.S53
(f24,0U0rog.)..
'i
do
ilo
2.94.1,000
3:15,300
29(1.000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
(cp. &. reg.)...
(reglstore >)
(cp.
reg.)
(registered)..
Chanib''rsbll-gctfs, May 21, (veg.).
&
733.9.'il)
2J7,3;6
Harrlsburg Trcasnry.
Juno,
March,
1V3,000
1.507.160
3,778,550
93,860
7,890 ,.150
90,400
9,271.880
SlMde Island:
War bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
South Carolina:
State stock
1,131,701
250,(100
bills
Fire loan bon-ls, (Sterling...
do
do
dome.^tic..
Railroad endorsements
proper
—
Feb
,
l»I2
Feb., 1873
Feb., l«n
Feb.lSTJ
Feb., 1882
Feb., 1882
1878
1882
April, 1893
Jaly. 1893
Angnst,
1894
do
do
Columbia & N. V.
do
do
do
do
London.
,
most
J.&J..
!
some
A&O
Jan.
1,
18TI
1. '82-86
Jul.
July 1, '^7-»7
July 1. '75-79
July 1, 1S81
Jan.l, I88S
July 1.1388
July 1.1888
Joly 1, 1889
July 1. 183
Columbia.
Joly
1,
1988-93
\
IKO-TS
4,063,991
1893
:w»-«3
"o«*^«K
— on above to Jan,
par
It
by sinking
(tend*,
which
at or before maturity.
Revenue Is raised from num^roni
pal v from rorroratlona. Taxes .r
pi-rsonal property, which waa aasrat 1:171,666. 91M. and the Ux was I
rrvni'i.- In :^;l.»: l^'t.'H'. Kumlr
1,000
1,000
No Interest now paid
'<)6—
(- =
B
letter
31,177,837
'67-'8-'9
IMM
1900
1900
^
Bds to lundint. onaboie to .Jan.,
Int. dueonailbd^ estim'd to.Jan.
(tebt—lik ol
1992
1886-67
186W9
not b'ttored
no
,
Jebt ol
1
n
all
Tenn. notes.
New York
kinds to Jan., 1872
fund bonds
Penit-ntiary debt
Frontier protection, gold, SO-'lOyr!.
Deflclcncy bds. under act May, 18T1
Claims on State before 1866
fermont:^\Var loan bonds, coupon.
"
"
registered
n*'firf/il(i— Old bonds, coupon
1 «j;n.i— Scliool
"
"
"
I«JO
1871
M.A
S.
New
Tork.
Mut. Rcd'n.
Montpeller, Treasury
Bost., N. B.
ism
1:63
var.
registered.
sterling
Funding bonds
•'
"
rn
71
>I
:i-
..d
In K'li'l till Sii iriaii" prim
bonds may be changed to registered The bonda
due In 1872 are parable at any lime till lb7.
those of 19n 11,1 1882;
hoae of IH] till 1U3- (v•
15,
p. 218, 9K.,
all created for war purposes and Is being
steadily diminished. The valnallon of real and
Debt waa
personal property for the fiscal v< ar endinx Apr.
1870. $1S<,189.4S9. and lax o 2J cihti on |100. Total
nvenno in 1871-73. $841,305.
The Comptroller's rfport, Nov., 1872, reports Iha
bonded debt at »!".8M..rT. exclu»lve of f4.797.S08
rontlngrnt rallioad debt, and |4,0(0xa> Blu«
Ridge RR. bonds. The asi-cts are staled st MM,700, but chiefly valueless. The esllmalr for8ts*«
ex,iensesand Interesl lu N"uv.,l"7t. In f7.05l.S47.
ne
and fo^ previous deflclencv $: Z.'.*.!
«
Ridge UR. serin, anthiirlied ;k7^. iia
unconstitutional. Taxation for
"mills conntv. 8 mills. Asaesseil ...... ..: ..-p'.
.
:
,
Tne Slate defsullrd on
lulrrrat
Jan.,ir,J. (V.l4,p.J68 ;«3;V. 15,p.-i«.2»,3:C,<»I.)
e'ty,tlSS,913,S!7.
all
debt In a 40 year 6 per cent bond Interest lo be
lie e»llmstcs total
resumed by July, 1^74.
Th* total
taxable properly al foo.wniim
"• "la"
debt here given Is, acri'
'',
mental report of the Co-
coupon
registered
coupons
i-ficisterej
sterling
fundable to
'
•
'
'
^
af'cr ilc(lurtlngbon''snald
this total debt of l3l,990/»:'
ducts— debt of solvent ra
from railroads then aolt.
bonds that will pav in'err^
est.»lS0,3a': Int. I'Pn •
590; eslttnaled balm
II.20D.0OO; making f
'
••
:e
'!
*
.aW.475.
JSIJ90.
leaviiij; iIh-
Total
other
>
,
.»7J,
Iota and
iinil". »J':. •'».
:4,V4S; total taxable. $»!.•«.-
.
An be crialed, except by a
e people. The rale of laxalion Is 4U CIS on the (lOO, but a tax la laid nn rallroatl receifiis, and on some other sonrcea of
revenue, (v. 13, p. aiM.sMO
. ,
^
The State owns about 83viai.00O arrea of land, aad
alao claims, on different accounts agmlnat the U.
B. t4SI,000, whlchwonld he to thai extent an o»et
189»-1910
March 1,1878 to the debt. Valn-lan of propeny. IKJ,
1867
1887
1867
I8;V-T8
1974-110
1986-1900
1986-1900
1886-1900
1888-1900
lg78-l'>8
1878-1886
1877-18(17
1877-1887
1885-1901
01*0
V200
.Jan. 67
dno to Jaly 1,1371
Contol, boadt.coupon A rag......
«niT«d criiila (or H ofola <t«st.
and
^
1.
0». N
two.|Iii[^
.„„-
'7J
Treasury warrant
WLoan account
---^
:
to KR.'s, old.
scrlc', letter
do
flrf'en i^sue,
'.pterest
(V. 13, p. 840 )
•'ebt Is ptorlded for
The
1888
ISW
var
lot.
Bonds loaned
"
total valnallon of real and ehalte; property la
isn was tl,KB.129,»<1, on which the 2.09 mills Btata
tax produced U^un'M, and other local taira.
which are very heavy In Ohio, ralsad |U,«tM,i<0.
;
Bds issued to KR.'s since
Green Issue, no letter
I'ota!
V. 18, p. 21.)
The Governor, Jan„ 1818, recommenda funding
var
Bonils end'rscd for railroads
l/totilinrf
.
Jn1y'l,18»3
Hfiilrond debt
Now
i\
\
do
Aug.. 1878
Aug., ini
'
Turnpiki; road stocks
Bank T nn. stock
Railroad stocks....;
HcrniitaKc purchase bils
State <-apltol stock
,
3dR to fund
1877
Jan. l.lSSt
July 1, •»t-8July 1, VJ-Xi
Columbia. Treasrfry.
11,6I»
500,000
1,100,000
1,358,550
1,265.800
700,000
484,445
300.439
6,713,606
Aug.,
At pleanre.
970,000
Conversion bonds
Landcomiti sslon bonds
lefinennee:
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia * N. T.
301 ..370
215.476
130,315
Piiynieutof Inter.st
Funding bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Colnmbia, St. Treaa.
do
38.887
189.691
127,441
-
House stock, 1st '.ssue
do
do
2d do
do
3d do
do
do
4th do
do
5tii do
de
do
Funding bonds
Bine Kidge Kit bonds
New State House bonds
do
do
Funding bill* recelva'jle...
titate
dttht
April, Iff79
July.l8S3
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Prov.,R.I.H.*T.Co.
May 4
Reglster'd do do
Coupon loan of April ls>(»»l,()00reg)
MlUtiiry loan of Mav 15 (cp. & reg.)
Stock loan of Feb. 3 (rcKlsteied).
suae
Isaues of debt ara
i«*". .i .mr*,
the particular
soTtrr^s. princi-
Inclined plane!lo.in, April 10
do
much on
plans have been proposed for sc.'.
•
debt, but no dellnitc action has vi"
Int. Is paid on bonda Issued ioS'.(
lunros'i of
thf decUii u of Dee., lii72. O'ber Inlereet l-i default for sume years, (vol. IS, p. 891, 771, 609, 880;
will
PetW'tijlvania:
Coupon
The groae amount of the aeveral
The
N. T.,Ainer. Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury.
do
4,1195.309
2,4(10,000
698 < V. 18. p. 81.)
here given, but the value of bond*
Jan., 1900
Oct., 1898
tndellnlte.
Oct., 1868
'9».'W
Raleigh, Treaanry.
875,393
1.600,000
1850
liM)
18«0
1856
u
p
July, I8s7
On demand.
Penltcnilary bonds, act Aug.
Special tax bonds
Ohio:
itegistered loan, payable after 1S70.
.
Jan. 1,1881;
Albany.'
;)83(V45
2l, '68.
do
do IS;5
do
June.HSl.
do 188(1.
do
Orsffou— Relief bonds
Bounty bonds
Willamctic Canal and Lock
Dec.
At
July, 1875
July, 1878
4,7.18,800
1.000
i.aio
do
do
do
Vir.,
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1875
la alao M8,00(> i outlorriil debt lo L. I. BR.,*
PtJUl per annuin for Indian anoolllra.
Pea
financial report In CnaomcLK. T. 16, p. ri. TIM
total debt, lew alnt Ing funds. Bept. IP. 1*71, «a«
against t29,4<t},7iu In lir7l. Asaraaed
t2>.3!8,735,
valuation of real propeny In 1-72 l> tl,M>xny>
410: of persona'. |44;,/48.081 : total »3 0«)R74<*.
Tax rate In 1872 a aa 9K mllla, the ulshcst ever
known In the Htat<-. InUrett on all debt esceni
bonnty loan la voluntarily paid In gold. Bo. da
matured Jnly, 1873. wera alao paid
lold. (T.
3,639,400
2,616,000
1,739,000
2.417.400
1,731.100
SOO&c
SOO&c
euielai.Sn.lllir^
«S8l.«ni.ft48.
April, 1877
April, imi
At
V. Manhattan
66,473
fund
do
do
do
.Ian., •97-031
Bank
do
do
Albany,
Manhattan Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
880,000
847,000
do
liegist'd ccniilcates of literary
do
do
Albany.
(J.
47;t,0O0
>m
Um
J. City,
T. Manhattan
N. Y.
.
UK
lasi
There
N
1,373,000
20,675,000
5tll,V«
900,000
800,000
1,137,887
1,106,420
5.150,'«0
2,099,000
-ntloatlon of real eatal* 1170, 111 JBO.IIS
parBooal, t8,in,M8 i tax (tl
P«r liai) ajuoustcd
to $231408.
The Municipal loan of
waa laiuad to clllea
Jolr, 'TIM
and tovna, the proceeds to be used In redaclna
gept.. '84-9
their iaveral war debla.
Oct., 11M
Jan., '(31908
Of (he flrst two claaaes of bonda
prtiwlpal Is payJan., '73-84
able. |lO0/no per vear. Valnallon of rral and
Jan., '88-96
prmonal proper'.y In ItTI waa ttl»jmA*l : la Un.
March,
500*c
lOO&c
Funding bonds, since war
do
KM.
tn*-i887
.March, tin
do
Concord or Boston,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do new (not special tax)
do
do
do
do
p.
1871
600,00(1
gold loan cp. or reg..'!
Peflclcnoy loan of IHVi
Coniiirroll'-r's bdM (by Kev. Stats).
Nortf) VaroHiui:
UK. and improvement bouds, old.
do
•
mi
Co
60O,(Wl
do
do
do
provides the Intern'
'I
iro-itn
1,000
do
do
ret^lstcredstocK,
General fund debt— Antor t-tock
do
deilciency loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
\
Kit.
.
Jan.. ivn. wrrr T>Mtd \n k
that litre 'ncurrencv
« ro^uiuiiun
01 the LrginiNture.
^ra tliaa far
uiialned the law.
• ravaaMiga. aa
to Bnancoa, waa pnti.
luhic-ls t. U.
i(n«-ifut
State Treasury,
York:
Canal Debt,
bonda dne
imt-lrK)
noo&c
llounty loan bonds, coupon
1,
Joarph
Bt.
imi-ms}
18M
free
do
f
I
lnl-188S
isei
18l»
war loan
War oau bonds, tax
*m;mf». uiatloa >m milli.
The raluatlon of r. al mate
Itn waa f4tTJMJM
andof peraosal, |'.<04na«!<. Total. M.i.i'.J.i"].
*
upon which the lax la 3 mllla. Th.
I»!».
Jo'T. leia
61-3
18«4
186«
1872
do
do
Munlclp.al
U*
im
,
IBM
law
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
iV.
New Jermi/:
Dec
All tli<M boDdi ara held bTihap'nni
fnnd. fhe • MInneaou Stale R*llr<Md" bead*,
wbteh are npadlatwi. wrra Uauad In IMS to
amount of |3J7a,aa;; ihrlr te<'c/g>uloB la dlacuMcdln the_8tat«. Toul properly valjaUoa,
ToUl
Htato bonds
do
do
1«TJ
1S7S
1«7»
i>;9
DkofCom.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Unucan,
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
i.uoo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
•51-8
'57-9
'59-80
'54-9
'53-9
•57-6«
•5«-91
•53-7
KK
UK
Paclllc Kit
8. W. ur. Pacinc Rli
H. VV. I'r. I'aclllc UU. (guar.)
liannlbal & St. JouepU UU
yeriitlu:
do
Treuarf.
do
do
do
do
do
do
K. Tk MetropolIUn Bk.
Bt. Faol,
I.OIXI
do
do
do
do
Slnnx
RSMAB&B.t
im
tt atltuai't irtOi W.Vi,
(V. I4,P.6S7. 7'.«
t29»,464,.1l7.
Th-- debt Is being rapidly rrii
tered bds tiSS.SDO are held f
I
'*•
.
Special snessage on finances li;
IcLl, V. 18. p. SI. Th.- fUn
allowing coupons to be p»:
held valid by the court"; in
consolldaiedbondsJan.l.ii?;?. Ol
1.
""n
:o"
•
are In
'*•
.';•
»^^M^J«lco.
onpjjtjiMte
Aa-
about
f
sesaed value of property In im,$mjaM*:t»l
v.
raie.S mills. Cb»oxicl« v. li,p. 88, HI
sots.,
»:i>.000.0(»
»;
18, p. 19,81.
:
:
A
P
:
:
,
. .
.
'
THE CHRONICLE.
112
{January 25, 18T3.
CITY SEC DEITIES.
Entered according to act of Congrees,
In the
Siibscrlbers will confer a great flavor
DKSCKIPTION.
year
Bi7.e
of
For explanation, ftee
do
do
flo
do
do
do
do
do
^
foot-notes.
Albanu, y. i'.-Ba»for ninniclp'l pnr's
do
ilo
1,000
59,000
1,1*10
1(150
300,1 «X1
1,0
100,000
1864
IsM
di>
1,000
1,000
1.000
18
1870
:8:i
la-i
1851,t52
IS65
do
do
do
"Water stock
Bonds loaned to Alb. &Bnsq. U.R.
& D.
&
N. T., Duncan, S.
M.&N.
J.&D.
10 1,000
500,000
1,000.000
do
do
Principal
duo.
REMAnK84
when
Mch 1393.1900
mortgage on road from Albany to bingbamton.
Nov., 1910
Mch.
1674-91
May,
1911
Feb., 1876-8:
Nov.,
1695
City receipts,
Bonds lor various purposes
Var.
Var.
lOO&c
1004c
Augusta.
!90&c
SatUmore
City st'kdne at pleasure after 1890.
m«
Jail stocli
Water loan
Consolidated bounty loan
1851
m&-
18<i.3
lOO&C
Kxeinpt
do
Pabllc Parks (Drnlrt
1S65
Hill)
ISfiO
18»i3
Park improvement loan
18.53
C. BR...
do
do
Consolidated loan
Court Honeeloan
^
.
R.P.
To
(f or »1,000.000)
.
West. Mil. R.R.
lliO&c
l,aX),(IOO
lOO&c
100*c
ICO&c
1004c
614,700
891,646
137,414
773,900
1BI!4
Funding loan
Loan to Va. Valley
Endorsements for N, W. Va. RR....
do
do York* Cam. RR.
do
do Wesl. M(i. RH ..
do
lo
Union RR
isio
18-1
tSTi
ilXIVc
lOO&c
recruiting, bounties, &c,
for bounties
Dorchester debt ass uned
Consolidated St. Imp. loan, st'rllng
Renewal of water bonds ot '48
1870
1870
1,000
1
Jioston Ilighhiiids
186S
Dorchester water loan
1870
1900
July, 1900
IMS
Bk
'85
A.&O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
Bangor* Boston,
1872- '85
do
Bost., Mereh. Nat. Bank
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank.
1874
1891
1899
Var
Boston.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d.
do
do
do
do
do
do
eo
On demand
do
do
1878-'79
1873- '81
1874- '92
1871-'86
18T4-'.5
167J-'85
Var.
274,700
560,000
1,000,000
60.1,100
18)9.'50
"Waterloan
Debtof WlUIamsburgh loan
do
do local improvem t
Isrookiyn local improvement loan.,
6
«
5
6
i2O,0OO
5-6
634,700
183,500 5 to 7
4,000.0W)
6g.
688,000
5g
1,»49,711
394,000
2,376,000
6 5,000
700,000
375,000
4Kg.
5g
ITnion street
Fourth ave.
do
Wallabout Bay
Bedford ave
Kent
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1.000
1859- '6!
1361
1.000
1,0110
i,aw
1,000
1,000
1,000
1862
1,0|10
do
do
do
do
do
London.
lBr.'.'8!
1899-1900
1900-1901
Bostou.
London.
18r2-'7S
I877-'79
1875-1901
1900-ina:
'79-'8U&'98-'93
1900-1901
Boston.
do
do
do
do
1867
1866
1365
1866
1867
18«2
1367
1867
1867
1869
1870
1860•T^
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
167,000
135,000
..
.
do
do
do
..
..
..
local.
ave. basin
T. Bridse loan, reg& coupon
Prospect Park loan,
do
Water loan
.
..
,
<io
18-.7-'T<
1872
pRwerage bonds, continuous,
local.
Ass. fund bonds, co'it.nuous
Central ave. sewer bonds
do
So. Brooklyn
do
Temporary debt, tax certificates....
1870
187J
1S71-J2
1,1)00
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
S,i2,000
299,000
29,l,0a)
826,000
'230,000
309.000
734,0
278,000
315,000
2,100,000
8.938,000
9,416.000
50,100
1.960,000
4,811,5'I5
18T!-'T6
1873
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
1879- '81
1891
;
1
closes uct.31.
Valuation of real and peiDonal property $9,378,955.
Itate of taxation, 2>i' per ct. The loans to Europe
A N. Am. KR., and to Bangor & Piscataqu s RK .
are secured by first mortgages on those roads.
in 1870 was 2.'>0..526. against
Valuation of real estate In 1871 was
personal propertv, $217,448,600; total.
upon which the rate 01 taxation w as
t
$1 57per $1,000 for State and $11 53 for CItyand
County '1 he net increase of debt in lb71-72 was
$745,8'.l9.The total debt. April 30, 1872, Mas
and the sinking fund then held,
$28,628,535,
$11,6S4,337. Sinking fund provisions are sutficient
Mr. Thomas
to meet, the debt as it matures.
Hills Chaiiinan of Board of Assessors, estimates
the value of buildings destroyed in the great ftre
of 1872 at $14,000,00(), and personal nropcrly at
•
18.7
1835-'»4
1880.'81
1875
186l-'73
1881
1881
1867- '90
18Ti.'»0
1872- '90
1877 '86
1866-'95
1868- '95
1868- '90
V
6,142.000
61,500
90,000
1853 '54
1866
1,000
1.000
nmu
1,(X)0
1,000
500&C
500&C
1863-K
sm'c
J.&
J.
erty
which are a Hen on the propand must be paid by its
benefitted
floating obligations, and ti.'in.Mf of celt flcates. Population in 1870. 396.200 against 266.661
Valuation of property in Kings County
by the State Board of Equalization.
for real estate and $l»,7i6,7.il for
personal.
The Board of Supei visors valued ths
total taxable pro| erty of Brooklyn at $207,766,.
KInss County at $219,214,513.
452. and ot all
in 1860.
in 1^72,
$175,411,591)
Chkomole,
V
16, p. 50.
1880
1873-74-75
....
1S6J '98
do
Bonds are mostly held within the Slate o( South
Carolina, and interest is paid in Charleston.
1890
T., Duncan, S.
*
Co.
N. v.. Am. Exch.N.Bk.
N.Y., Metropolitan Bk
&
N. T., Ainer. Ex. Bank
& O
in this tablp)
188,3- '84
do
do
N.Y., Am.EiCh.N.Bk.
do
do
do
do
>7. Y., Duncan, s. * Co.
do
do
A.
1871.
The Mavor. in his Message, Jan1S73. stated the debt at $23,0( 6 lioo for public improvements, less $2,745,070 In sinking fund ,
$9,4:,8,055 lor local improvements (as marked local
uary,
do
I
Var.
282 090
per $KW, being an increase of 75 vents 8 mills
$'d 50
Syrsfr d'te
I
do
do
do
do
do
do
3.425 000
2,000,000
3,800,000
The average rale of taxation on the assessed valuation of real and personal properry i« about
1915-'24
do
(f.
$;0,Ot:.',t'00.
1881-1902
Charleston
& J.
J>
1,030,000
3,790,00
87,000
2.593.nf0
J,896,000
;
612,66*,5.''i0,
i
:
Water loan
do
Sewerage bonds
do
River improvement bonds
Municipal and School bonds
do
do
S. Park loan (not a bond of Ch'go)
Cook County debt
393.2:4,9.50
1877
1879
1901'11
t
400,01X)
75.0;X)
177,840 in 1860.
over
1875
1,850,000
Charleston, S. C;
City stock
do bonds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds
Brooklyn,
do
do
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
2.'i,000
...
do
J.*
55,000
65,000
150 000
13^,000
213.000
90,000
652,000
27,000
32,000
...
...
OowanuB Canal impr. loan, do
Bnshwick av.
do
do
Bonth Seventh
1,000
1,000
l-ies
do
do
1833
1855
1857
1865
18?4
Mt Pro-*pect Square loan,
fcoldlers aid fund loan
Nat'l G'd & Vol. Firemen's loan
National Guard loan,
Atlantic ave. Improv. loan, local
Third street
do
do
do
Water loan is ra'd hy income of
waterworks, and Public Perk t.v City Passenger
Kallway, and interest on $1,4^7, '(n; by other compaiiles. The $;. 00,000 lo-xn 01 1S72 lor West. Md.
K.R. is to be in placeof $5^5,0CU bonds previously
endorsed. The assessed vaj'ie 01 propertyln t8'.0,
$202,756,140. Population In IS'Owss 267,354, ngunsl
Loans iirc issued In registered
212,418 in 1860.
stock and are generally due at pleasure after the
dates of maturity uauicil. The fiscal year now
$5,000,000 loan
1886
1890
:
City Hall loan
Cf7iicaffo
Baltimore
N. Mechanics'
Baltimore.
1. 1890.
iwj
,
Bait.
15, 1900
1885
Bait., N.
11,198,675
1,794 500
1861-63
18»1
Water loan, sterling
18t«&4S £ID0&c
."^Ity notes (new mam) .\ct 1853
1861
000
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Reso.).., 1865
do
(water Into Dorchester). 1870-71
.
July
city credit has been loaned extensively to railroads, in e (Change lor their securities, which it
holds to the amount 01 $U,015,968.
The tlnklDg
fund lor ". 4 0. RR. $5,000.0(10 loan was f!,ii79,682,
Dec. 81, 1871 ; West. Md. RR. sinking lund. »'!n,32!>
and the total of the several other sinklug funds
TOO amount of <'e.)t on which cltv
$1,469,132.
pavs interest Is $13,023,066, oe h. & O. EB. pays oh
The population of Boston
1853
1853- '«
1883- "»
Roxbnry deot assumed
Brooklyn
Apr.
Baltimore.
Mechanics' Bk,
Bait. Resister'8 office.
,000,000
1,000.000
656,500
3:7,759
583,205
3,04i,295
l&'i'.i.'eS
Kenewal City Debt
For various city parposes
do
do
do
JulyLlsil
do
117 000
1.000
1,000
Jan.1, 1^95
Jan. 1,1390
Jan. 1,1886
do
Bat. N. Mechanics' Bk,
Bait. Farm. * Plan. Bk,
1
1875
Sept. 1,1893
Sept. 1, 1693
Sept. 1, 1890
N. MecliaulcB'Bk.
Farm.* Plan.Bk,
N. Mechanics' Bk,
Farm.* Plan- Bk.
504000
1S6!>
Soxton
Varlona Irast Fnnds
Bait.,
Ball.,
Halt.,
Bait,,
185,733
l.OIX),^*
1,375;000
tnngor, Jf <.
City debt proper...
1853'66 ICOic
Penobscot A Kennebec RK. loan...
1,000
ISM
European & X. American RR
Bangor &, Piscataquis KR
do
do
do
5,0(K).OO0
1973
May 1,
lialumore.
555..566
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
1853
The
July, 1890
Register's office,
410,353
^15,689 1 lot. account, 176,862.
1871,
1872-'89
Farm.* Plan.Bk
5,000.0110
2,-Jll,06S
18TO
New City Uall
War debt,
t8,913
13M
Loan to Bait. * Ohio UR
One million loan, Pllta &
Bait.,
Bait.,
7,'i07,632
llXl&c
it«l4c
CI
Co. June, 1S72-74 Sinking fund for municipal bonds, $16,000 per an
May, 1379
num. Amoi.nt now 'U sinking lund. r3a0,61«.
June, 1880-81 Sinking lund lor water stock. $5.00*1 per annual.
Feb., 1835-!H
Loan to Albany & SusquehHiina is secured by lat
do
do
K.& A. Boat.. Merch'nts' Bank.
M.&S. N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
do
M.&N.
do
do
M.&S.
do
do
M.&.V.
do
do
K.& A.
do
do
M.&N.
do
19(1,0011
,00'J
1
1,000
l,tO0
Co., in tbo office of the Librarian of CongrosB, "Washington, D.
INTEREST.
When + Where Payable and by
Whom.
,1.
350,000
50.000
400X100
1,0.10
&
by Wm. B.Dana
by clTlnKus Immediate notice ofanr error diacovered In our Tables.
or Amount
par "
OutBoudi. Value. st'udiug.
Date
1S73,
lR-4-'82
1882- '95
ISSO
1830.'95
1890-'95
1873-'76
1874- '99
18r2-'79
187J-89
Total funded debt, April 1, 1872, $14,103,000. Floating debt, $824,649. Assessed value of real property. Sept., 1^71, was $236.89S,«.'iO
820.
(;< of actual value.)
;
lersonnl. $52,847.
Total loss hi- fire
calculated at $196 tXX),(XX). Tax rale for 1872. 10
mills; rebate of taxes tor loss by (ire, $K0<),000.
Population in 1870
298,983, against 109,2<i'> in 1.-60.
detitls all 7 percent, except $150,000
in 18T3.and interest is all payable lu J. & J.,
In M.
N. (V. 15, p. 82, 803.)
or
Cook County
due
&
Cincinnatt
Bounties to Volunteers
P
Bonnties to Volunteers
'f
To build Kggleston Ave. sewer. .BLoan oCln, & Hills. RR
F
School purposes, reg.
1000
1,0110
i968
1.01 10
18.5U
1,(K1J
A
1844
G
do to Little Miami RR
do Baton & Ham. RU
do Covington* Le.v.RR
do Ohio £ .Mississippi BB
_uo Marietta* Cin. RI5
Common
186'.i
18.50
i,ono
1,009
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
i,two
1,000
1,000
1,000
n
1
M
.
. .
Bonds to fund floating debt
Bda to O & .M UR to pnf whf prop.N
do for Common School purposes.
do to pur real estate for Workh'seY
do to build Workhous-;
Y<
do pur. Orph. Asvl. gds for park.O
do forerectlon of a Workhouse...
do for waterworks
C*.J
do for waterworks
do for Coiimion school purposesP.'
do for Common School purposes.
do toO& MRRtopur. whf prop.N
do pur Epis.Bury'gOds for park.O
do lorexten.&lmp. waterworks.*
do
do
do
D
do
do
do
E
.
(j.-,
1851
m2-'51
H51
1815
1S35
1S55
1834
1866
1866
31,000
25,000
150,000
91,000
96,0tlO
131.000
91.ftT0
551.0.00
llO.lXIO
1*8
1863
1.000
1,0 X)
1%S
1,0IX)
l.SO.OiW
31.000
230,000
ISft.i'O)
1»6S
\,m)
100,000
1860- '61
l.OiX)
99,1100
1855
1560
1347
1619
1860
l.OIK)
l.OCX)
199.000
17,000
199,501
96,000
100,000
500 Jtc
,)
6
6
.1.
.
.
.
&N.
&N.
&N.
&N.
&S.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
73-'0
7 3-10
73-10
6
6
6
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
CiBCinnali,
Ilo
J-.lly,
1872
July, 1876
Dec,
1S80
Aug., 187*
Dec, 1880
Jan.. 1881
do
Population by census of 1870. 218.900, againrt 161.044
In 1860. Ta\- rale for 1S7I. $22 20per$1.0(«l
The
following table Iroui the books 01 the Auditor of
Hamilton County. Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation of the City ot Cincinnati for ten years
Eeal
do
JaK..lS82
June,
Nov..
do
do
do
March,
1884
1885
1886
Oct.. 1836
March, 1888
& n. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank, June, 1883
Aug., 1888
do
do
& A. do
June, 1889
do
do
& D.
do
July, 1^88
do
&,I.
do
do
Jan.. 1890
&,r.
do
do
do
Nov.. 1890
do
& N. do
do
do
Cincinnati.
.&N.
April, 1895
.*(). N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank
do
do
do
&0.
do
do
do
&0.
do
do
&S.
7 3-10
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Bank N. A.
N. y., Amer. Ex. Bank
&i>.
11,01X1
1,01»)
.7.
&
&D.
& A.
& D.
& J.
& J.
&
& D.
6
6
25.000
66,000
210.000
4O.n00
1>,000
18.53
500SC
500&C
6
6
7S-;o
\'ear.
estate.
Personal
T31.4I1,S12
186-i..
69.799.601
1S69
T; 'i<3.s44
736 4«1
6-.,?33,()a5
•"1.-7 r, 666
,
|K7(I..
1371.. 1.3,427 ,a3ii
SO, 18,111
29,707,361
35,932,1V1
47.809,574
6t,ia5,,3«2
67 -18,101
68,41; -H^
57,310.751
56,931,014
Total debt ot Cincinnati
account about
$3.'')0,000
Total
Ra'e tax
valuation. pertl.OCO
e.-tatc.
iS60.. $61,620,904
6 ',657,365
I«,il
|X62..
63,503,296
:863.. 61.441,53!
IH6I..
65,585,774
:k65.. 67,610,611
1866.. 66,451,662
68,51)9,040
1H67,.
Is
$93,032,716
92,970,776
9:i,211,15l
100,S74,0:.8
113,395,848
130,745,993
133.672,768
136,931,325
131,383,529
130.715,510
1 6,lff7,'2!16
180,361.9«J
about
19
17
18
20
2J
20
66
20
20
9')
21 6J
27 40
28 on
31 90
31 60
22 20
$5,006,000.
Int
peranni.;m.
>""?'""<;— This column shows the sizes or denominations in whl3h each issue of bonds is made.
w St'""'
t ir»«'i»opW<'.-,T.*,r.»tandafor.Ian. & Julv; K. & A.. K«h. * Aur.; .M. Ss S., March a Sept.; A.*C-., April A Oct.; M, * N., May * Nov. J.a P, Isine&Dee.;
Quarterly fro n Jan.; g -F.. quarterly Irora t'cb.; Q.-.M., qnarterly from March.
1 JW.n3rt9.-i1 Igurcs la hracicta at the cuJ 01" remaris, In ioy case, refer to the voluraa and pa^e of Cn»o»ioi,« eoataiaing fuller Intoimatiun
~
$17^5
„ .
Q-J.
—
.
]
January
.
.
.
. ..
..
.
1
THE CHRONIOLR
ibii
25,
113
CITY SECURITIES.
confer
Siibaerlbfirii ivlll
DESCRIPTION.
grtimt
Date
fkvor ky Kivlng n« Immediate notlee of anjr error 4lee«Tere4 In enr Taklea.
W'i
U.-nerul linprovein.;ut
1871
and
Kuiullnff
ttubstilute tmnds,
Oas Co. ato
Bonds
136,00
(50,000
300,000
1,000
lOO&c
1,000
1.000
1,000
coupon
18Sa-«7
186»-71
18 lU
187)
do
do
Iniproveinent bonds
Keconstructlon bonds
Inl iroveiuout bou.ls
1811
dock
coupon
street
i8;u
Var.
Var.
M.4
S.
A.4;o.
M.4.S.
F,& A.
J.:4D.
Plillidelphii, Bank N.
du
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
du
do
do
do
do
N
Savannah.C.R. H. Bk.
J.
New
4
Varl.
4 J.
221,000
Popnlallon. :b;o ».». •rala'il.i'nJIn 180)
inarkrt Ituuda Here laauwd lu MVt tSV.'.
Bonds are
1872. •ei
1891. '«2
Y..rk.
J.
J
J.
4. 1.
.
1,0(X),0(X):
1,0I.<0
4
4
J.
J.
1,314.000
475,0
1
l,0(tl
510,000
'2,68<J.(IOO
7
U'),00O
933,000
*
Var.
A
.1
J.
M 4N.
7
irtlo
1,000
1,0UI
J.
73,(C3j
7
7
4
J.
Vadous,
500,1100
Var.
•i8l,395
Various.
l.WK&C
150,000
400,000
•*0,000
Varl
1^,000
1000
17,000
72,000
449.000
159,000
1868-69
1,0
O&c
4 J.
4 J.
J.
J. 4 J.
J.
J.
1.4
RR stock
Subscrlp. to stock, L. & N. R. R.
.
School Uouso.4
1853-Sl
1814
strider 3, wharf
Water worka
Bounty lund
For iiuprovement of acreeta,,
IS.'Vt
18.i7-59
.
1863
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,IU1
whaf.
>i city
Klizabeth andP. RR..
Wha f property,
bouda
191,000
500,000
154,000
425.001
136,000
1,000,000
166,000
1870
1871
1371
RR
HR bonus, endorsed
by Louisville.
S.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
J, 4.).
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.OOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
I869-';U
For old liabilities
St Lolls Air Line
Ne* City Hall
M. 4
870,.'VXl
ISfV
liabilities
School bonds
itO.
M.SN.
lAio
1867
1868
1871
1888
1863
18.8
1868
J.
38.000
1.8.>1.'70
,
A
40.
4
91<1,000
1866-17
I'uoltc schools
Water stock
Sewer bonds
do
A.
J.
»3.,'«6.0.0.
Population In
C.Hud.ConntyBk .)an 18T7-*I>
do
do
July. '9l>.|«lil
do
do
1376
("O
do
1891
do
do
1901
dj
do
1 90
do
do
Varl.'as.
do
do
Va loua,
do
do
1891
do
do
Vartoof.
do
do
Ian.. 'leigOL
do
do
July, 18S9
di
do
lKi4-7»
.I'raer
do
4
J.
J.
J.4D.
M.4N.
A.40.
Vn
Varl.
Varl.
F. 4 A.
135.000
2'5,000
1,0110
tynchburff, Va.:
ifohda various purposes
Bk,
April, 1882
Bkof America.
Bk
Te»)i.:
MBunds for vurluns purposes
25,000
loan,
&
L. lik. B.R..
l.ltlO
•-37 ,((00
800,OUI
J.
J.
It
I
was 86.193 OOO. elcluslvr uf Ihe railroad debt.
for which the ruada are liai )e. aaiuumluc to
ilA'>8.000. PopuUtiou lu im was 100,7:0 ecalivt
88.083 in 1860.
1
18 5-'a«
.1
4
•
1872.
on tWO.OOO of Ihe alxes Is paid In Bain,
City bolda nominal asset 1 of |>3t.843.
more.
1,000
4
.#»
teto'93
Memphis.
N.y..P. M. Myers 4 Co
do
do
M.4 N.
.
Tbr uu-
wereadeijuate to meet all
niatnrea (except the ll.u«jOuv
R.^ The total dert Jaaasry.
((ra
'
the city debt as
to the E 4 P.
I.ynchbnrg.
do
isru
1897
(if old;
Fudorseuieut M.
t('
Alirll, 1891
J. 4.).
.1
orfr irJ •l»ore
tOh^Slj".
•r2-'8»
90O.isc
S.5 15,(100
t'.'
Sept., 1391
Var.
l.OOO
wu
754 '80
do
do
do
•ir.f'htH,
Post bonds
Fuudinx
1872.
cl'v dpb!.
-tn.
.,ii.iu||iuuu reportcdJitfiaarir.
ikins fuutl rvifwr^oj
fI
Interest
.
'
mtSSI"
Oct., 1816
of America.
du
111,117
juds, 8 percent
'"
Mlnkiii.
731018
do
du
J. 4.1.
J 4 .)
8a9.69'2
u
,2,
;
1899
1889-1901
Varl.
J-'iO.OOO
1,558,000
,|(,
report made by citizens, Dec., 1871, tUlM Ik*
total debt of the cl'y at ti.tfjtx, an InctesMi at
^I679,((00 over the (tmount nominally held aitaloat
the ctty at the time uf tic- c.'iisoll.lat(ou, two
{ears and a half aK». lit the l[)r(ri.»e, huwever
2,16.^,000. aruse under rout set- adopleu befuie
the act uf consolldat on. and |U4(00U lia- b«*«a
made by the iundiuK of Ihe f'trnier ftoallnn d«bl.
The e with die cash now in the tteaaury reduce
the actual amuuut of Increase uodet Uc preaeitt
city government to (1,I.4,UUI.
to Janti^'^"
.
do
do
do
N. Y.
--.
..
V
;
Varioua.
Louisville.
.M.4S.
A.4 0.
5(10,000
i.oiu
1,000
1,000
N. Y.
A.40.
2T-'.»iO
A
do
do
l'-83-84
do
do
April. 18BI
do
do
1881
N. Y., Bank of Ainertca. May. 1887-89
Louisville.
79 4 85
du
1898-97
do
1BI2-'W
N. Y.,Bkof America.
July. 1897
do
do
July. 1898
do
do
June, lam
Louisville.
May. l«se
I.
WO.OUl
1870, 79J01
tl,221,7U. acalnat a debt
city taxes uu rval aod P4t
lil^.DOg: Iul8;i,(*l8iin^ l(.
,
N
^aiall
.
UW-''«1
S. v.. Mercantile
lu
aM(Ouutj> an wauled. ( Ity holda su « alurkt aad
ulb'T pro|>rrl>.
ValuaUuo ol pru|M-tly la;i
f I" I
1878
du
du
do
coupon, and were laaofd
alt
t«WJtO
1873- '83
1887. 'M
Y.,Cent. Nat. Bank.
Van
800,000
1,003
1.000
.N.
J.
I.IUJ
18l!9
Ky.:
For JetlVrsonvlUe
B
19»l
intn
18in
Culunibus.
J.
1,
llt7'-8!
Col. C(ty T easnrr.
4 J.
40. New York 4 Culunious,
I,l4l0cltc
Var.
1888-69
,.
Improvement bonds
bounty ioau
For old
Dec.
J.
oiilsnlle,
all
do
Oct., 18M
March 1,1888
Auk. 15. 1-8C
du
do
do
4
A.
Oct., 1881
Sept., 1M<
Columbia,
do
V (rioua.
M.4N.
\S»
idsonCity bon<ts
!< an boudB
S'werage bonds
do
Berjfeu sciiool
.1
B.
J.
IS.'K
Funded debt bouda
Rowan's,
IWO
Jane, two
Oct., iwn
Uareh, KM
Jul.,
do
du
du
do
do
IM
Nav.,iar:
N. Y.,Ainer. K«. N
Var
J.
do
lane,
do
do
do
du
Cincinnati
N. Y., Ainer. Kx
ft .1.
.1.
KEMARKH.
Uiic.
A. March, tan
N. V.,Amer. Ki. N. B.
4
J.
J.
Varl.
do
ilo
8
7
7
l'50,000
do
do
4 I).
A. 4 0.
M. 4 8.
A. 40.
M.tS.
:
WnlMi- loan bonds.,
Cltv bonds,
,1
When
by Wliuin.
:
IS66.'71
H
A
:f7,500
Pub. nulld. stock (Jlty llalU bonds
I
;
'490,000
4
.
.J.
6
6
t
73-10
73-10
73-10
3-10
7
1
1S3.400 9
185S-59
Alortra
8
161,4.'>0
500.SCC
ia'i3
Bonds for various City purposes
do Water W'k Co, Kuar. bv city,
Jtrxeij, City
.1
1866
-k
tor various purposes
letrnit, Mich.
73-10
8
60,000
75.000
100,000
100,000
70,UH)
150,000
150 000
100,000
136;-'69
1871
bonds, coupon
l-'undlnt^
J.
6
118,000
147,000
10,000
n.i.HOO
ISSS-'il
do
do
do
«
73-0
1190,000
liVi
Vohtmhu-^, fja. :
Subieriptloud to various RK. atocks
M.4N.
M.4N.
4 U.
M.4N.
148,0(10
»7,«10
500,000
'fnclnal.
ud
Wbcrc Payable
»^>'»'>'«
cffi.
18M-f8
18W-71
&c.
city Hail,&c
BktT' When
Outst'udiug
C/Mi>rnnMU— (Continued >
(io for f undtnK lloatlni^ deht,...A2 IW7-'48 SOOAC
do loaned to Whitewater Canal. .A i»47-'4« l,UUO
I,UU)
do fur nt-w hoHplt tl
S lUff!
..Sli
IWI
\JMU
do t't/r new ti<;rt|tlial
i,uio
do loriniulliiff CuKtliiK debt
L lies
1,000
do l'orexten.£liup. wuterworlcs.K 1893
l.UUO
do
do
do
F 1853
1,000
Bd9 pur. Orph Asyl. Q'da for Parlc.O 1894
1,000
V3 IHOli
do tor Workhiuso
i,mu
It
1869
00 t'ol seweriiife...
V ISCU
1,000
do for ttnprovtnx tUlbcrt ave
1,000
do to ladM Ki(;£U!itton ave aewerB.S 1869
W 1J71 1,00(1
do liiiproveuiciit bonds
('4
i.uoo
1871
do water woik purposeB
tvbitnbld, .S. C:
Iloud-« for varlonR purpo8e«
INTERK8T.
Size or Ainoont
ol
For explanation of all refereiires, 8ce Bouds.
loot nutt'8 on preceding paKO.
187J-19KI
Nov.,1900
Charleston, S. C.
July.isn
debt Sept. 1. 18n. was •^3S..•n. Valuallou of real properly In :s.2 f c -w. ino- riei<M»nal,
M.690.00U; tax rate, *ts P'
<>(e
lie floatloi;
currency debt was in d,
poiis unpaid amount 10 0.1
.u-
-'t^m
.
in 1870, 40.2W.
Mihpaukte
IMt
500&C
1871
1,'U>
Water
1872
18J2
1.000
lO.OiO
do
bjs.(ls>ue f l,(Ml.(Mti) coupon
iisi It t IM.liM) registered
Jlobile:
City debt
ABC
(pay. an'ly
till •91).
1868
1366
do do UKF (pay. an'ly till '86).
Bonds to Mob. & Ot. North RR.
l^onds to Qrand Truuk Railroad.
Wharf bonds
City fdnded d(iht
To Mobile St Northwestern RK....
185'"
ir.o
1870
1871
ll^i
.
4 D.
J..«.l
45^009
J.
130.0
1.4.1.
J 4 J.
•.'•H,(«)
lOO,0((O
&
4
J.
100* c
1004 c
55'.,a)0
•234,20
1.000
1.000
1,000
Si5,«K
500.000
360.000
J.
500* e
23O.II00
I. 4.1.
300,0i(0
4
.T.
J.
.1 .
4
I.
J
4 J.
M.4N.
.)
.
J
Montgomfiru, Ala.:
Bonds of
yew
1868,
N
.
lii
S. Ala.
J. 4.1.
RR..
York:
Water stock
do
Croton water stock
New C oton Aqueduct stock
Addt-.'nal new Crotou Aqueduct...
Crorou water main stuck
CtOton Reservoir bonds
do Aqueduct bonds
C^'Oton water pipe bonds
Central Pa.
It
ao
do
no
do
Cen. Park
1841-83
1870
ItlS-^O
1863
100«c
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOOAc
is:o-'i
100&C
1S71-3
lOO&o
lOOic
136M0 lOO&c
1869
100*c
18.">:i-7
looi
18M-7
loo&c
ia.iT
1004c
lund stock
do
do
•.
ao
do
fund stock
do
at'idltlonal
do
do
1359
Central Park Imp. fund stock
du do
do do
do
do
do
do
Buildinffloan stock, No 4
do
do
1957-9
.
Real estate bonds
Public education stock
Uociis and slips stock ....•
Dock Bonds
FloatlniiT
debt lund stock
Market stock
do
do
do
do
City Cemetery stock
„
....
do
do
Luuitic Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stock
Fire telegraph bonds
fax relief bonds
do
10D(S!C
:ooftc
lOOic
100 tn
lOO&c
loo.tc
lOO&e
lllOSc
1004c
lOOAc
lOO&C
lOOic
lOO&C
coupon
bnprovemeat bonds
op«alQ«aali mprove bonds
Mobile,
do
<lo
Hk
of Mobile.
N. V...MMeh. N. Bank
.Mobile City Tro<sory.
do
2,148,001)
The
lSW-75-7»«
«.-F.
N..T. 1,1902
133S-90
AUK.
100&C
lowkc
6,ao;,9S9
1,000.000
lOCMtc
i
n^
IB
-
-.^r
,9
RR.
8. Ala.
1.
and county, though Identical aa to hooodahave separate oncaaizatlona and dlkUaat
The followluftstate ent shows iheauiuual
of funded and temporary debt, and the amonnl Us
the sinking fund at the dales named.
city
rle.x.
debts.
1
Jan.
i,i<ini
Nov.
7
1900
Pes rlpllonof Debt.
I907-I'ill
FuniM city
1907-141
Funded
1880
ISS7
1898
I8j«
1874
1874
1878
1887
189»
debl
county debt
Jan.
1.
ISTl.
«(I8.01<.79(
.
20.1(81,390
I.
18n.
Jan. I,
in>.
|S7.I«MW P*.7r«jaS
t^mjm
».»:
«0l
Total funded debt, .t88.998.148 t87.3a8.*ai •H.m m»
sinking fund
18,119j)M
ao.lg|J»l
MUUK*
ToUl. less s'k^g rd.»50.88}JS» H^fiMOtl »;o.i40.3'«
Temporary city debt. 10.SB.1W l«.*44jm I8,«:, 71
Clly revenue boads..
i;ouuiy rev.k'da,*c.
SjIBftlM)
Ajmxa
MKIM
twjem
Ml*.4*1
I.M7.7W
im
187*
187S
is;3-i87«
Nov. i.i«ai.2
1878
ISM
lan
i8n
1888
1888
1888
188U
1889
1889
-he population
-
.
.
^XS^
aad taxatioa.
Real
Tear, eaula.
188*. |a«tJ13WI*
.
1881..
isa..
l-lSS..
18M
1888
1 I1
t
against 809.898 in 1860. The f ollovlac taki* ilwwa
the progrea* la tea yean ot propeiv
1881..
1869..
1868..
1967..
1879
1988..
189U
Nov. 1. 1908 1889..
1870..
1884-1888
531953
iin.fec
—
1888
1884
;46k
•>"'-.-'
IfC*
al-
baudsof trustesfor II 1
S'
Mobile 4. W.R.R. .\lo(
per cent bunds outsiaudln^.
Bonds are en Joteed by N. 4k
N.Y., Howes 4M.
400.000
2.767,000
8.000,000
811,000
6,500.000
tai£c
50a*c
Valuation of property.
per Ceu(. l(tere are
till 1901
75,000
40,000
181.0)0
75,000
491.200
3,340,000
300.000
400.000
ICOdkn
.
(v. 16. p. ai.)
N.>v.. 1896
6
9
6
6
9
8
6
8
9
6
5
9
200,1(00
2,V10.(I00
1908
1.1902
Julv.lS99
do
6
6
399.3O0
990.000
10 000
2,500.000
2.081.200
1,766,600
115,000
1,133.43;
151.000
I,
Issue debt beyond 5 per rent of Its
aesessedvalue, which in '.^721s abont f •'.itv.'fsi'
Sinking funds are provided for all the ho((d- lihl
city bonds issued to raliruada receatJy keld raUd
N. y., MercU. N. Bank,
6
•275.000
1891
1,
4.1901
1891
188*
1889
do
du
4.''iO,000
lOOAe
lata
197U
&
3,066.071
HKMW
,
MII.4N.y., A.Goettel June
do
do
.ran.
do
do
Jan.
du
do
Jan.
8
64
I0O*c
100£c
Brldife bonds
A.0cumular.ed debt bonds
gj'eet
lOOftc
lOOftc
5*6
4.596,995
500.000
2,900.000 5
250.000
3.131.00'
1,500,000
9i4,nO0
490,0(0
lOO.tc
New York
c'treet
I860
1865
1S53
1860-3
1853
1852
1870
1860
18KI
1869
C!ty impr«v. n.ent stock
(o
The City cannot
:
R'vadj <i8i nient bonds
General City bouMB
,
187*..
I
tl78.<<*7M!
JW
ruxprgno*-.
City a
state.
H Is
Coaaty.
14 (•
18
IS 49
«
«a8.9«B.8<6
889.988.401
403.187JS2
174.884
172.418.031
191J(7.IS1
at*
197
427
410T>4,48S
427,aiD,884
478.9 4.934
22-.920JW
lSi:«.4Tl
J57JM.974
4 31
4 98
1 98
14*4
1*0»
ntx».*n
4t:
31
«
8^,286^986
!a6.iN,i;2
1
17
R
884.188 918
7«!.10d;O75
18n..
1
1^9-1881
m9-188l
Penonal
;i7,l«8.889
Ml .14
MM
ai9.*6JM
3(^S:i?
*
It*
>7a
*«»
MM
M
17
»«T
19 f)
\*m
—
:
.
.
.
.
THE CHUONICLE.
114
[January 25, 1878.
CITY SECUKITIES.
Sabucrlbers will confer a sroat <Uvor by givtne n» Immediate notice of any error dUeovered In our Tables.
DKSCBIPTIOS.
Date
Size or
ui
For explanation of
foot notes on
Xew
references, see Bonds,
all
ent.
;)revlou9.
j)age
'.id
INTEREST.
Amount
par *
OutRate
value Bt'nd ug. d)or
rort-(Contlniied)
Kam. Aid
bonds.
do
1863
1868
Hou-e bond*.,
Consolidated stock, coupon
far^s Improv. bonds
Dept
Central Park commission bonds...
;8n
Vol. Soldiers
do
do
flind
do
I'O&c
Assess Dent boikds
City Parks imnrovoni'tfund stock.
Kormal school fund stock
Public scliOol bulldlnf; Itind btock..
Ad iltional Croton water stocK
bewer ~epalr stock
Imprc vement bonds.
Consolidated stock of 1 J9i
isii
1871
lOO&c
liO&c
1,500,000
266,500
300.000
4,252,900
3,811,472 6
1,:«3,I00
10!1*C
.Ninth district Court
4,''51t,»00
lUJ&C
8,550.000 6
10 *.c
200 OOJ
lOi'&c
10 ic
1871
1-71
lOO&c
lOU&c
m&c
Where Payable and
by
Wli«n Due,
\\ tRiin
1873-1875
1876
lew)
1901
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
4
7
7
7
4
7
6
ISli.OCO
J872
1872
t
Payable.
M.4N.
M.4N-
<80.00il
lOO&l!
Principal,
Wtien
es.50..'
5«).0«)
St-O.OOO
M.4N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4 JI.
M. 4X,
Nov.
l.'Te-'75
1872-:8;8
c-3
Nov.l.'72-13
Dec. ii, 1001
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
•52
IP
1,1891
1,1891
1S87
1874
1,
1,
Countv:
County Court House stock
r.
.
Orleans
ISM
.
:
2.000 0,«
lOOfic
1,000,000
1861
1«64
'.SSI
1869
Riot dauiavCB Bed. bonds.
indem. bonds
do
do
Assessment fund stock
Repairs to buildings, ttock.
Consolidated stock, coupon
».
Accummulated debt bonds
N. y. & Westchester Co. Imp. bds
Sew
lOO&c
lOO&c
lOO&c
;oo*c
lOO&c
18W
1'<M-V!
ls6e-7;
H70
:s;[-2
18n9-TP
1S70
lOO&c
1004 c
lOOic
SOO*c
lOOftc
la'ia
1,000
1852
1,0110
and principal.
ISo'i
i,Ol»
1,000
1,000
do
do
)
Railroad debt
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,(100
«
1,010
1,000
1,000
Old corporations
Pnnch^rtrain BR
Waterworks Loan of 1369
One .Million of 186H
Fnndinn Loanol 1869
Funding
SK.'.OO
745.800
S76,l»)0
8.-i,),a0l
1,707.400
100,000
8. "85,500
6,000,000
30,000
Trust Funds
Phtlailftphia :
Bjuds issued prior to consolidation,
do to pay for stock sabs, do
art for extension of gas works. .
do lor permanent iniprovemts...
do lor park purposes
do for war and bounty purnoses,
do for municipal & Bcnool purp..
8.3S5.2S1
18S5
l,72V0OO
'55-' 71
ll.fSO.O
8,754,900
To provide
for Interest and pr'nclpal ol consoi,
bonds the sum of »l)oO,aio per year is retiiUred
by law to be raised bv tax on real estate.
J^pccial
1874
1873
1884
1^89
"71 (to '72
1894
1893
1887-1900
Dec, 1880
Oct., 1910
Phlla., Treasury,
do
do
do
do
do
do
—
(cp
&
'.889-71
A.40.
A. 40.
J. 4 J.
r54,900
1865-6!
150',l<in
At.
&
St. L.
reg.)
2,167,436
RB. Co
1568
18B9
!8;0
do
do
do
do
do
Portland & Rochester RR.,
Building Loan Com'ers
do
Municipal— proper
In aid At. & St. X. RK. Co
Proficiency R.
'72-1905
500&C
1,000
1352
5004c
1,857,700
£75,500
iooo*c!
500.000
600,000
5
300,000
2,000,000 S4Cg.
1863
1,000
SOOic
SOOie
POOAc
500£c
SOOvc
do
do
do
do
do
do
'63,
'61,
Savannah, Ga.:
Snb-cilptlon to Op'lika
•eootc
500&C
500&C
1004 u
RR
Pnrcha-c oi
Sjirmtifield plantation
Subscription to Ma-C'gt'e Rit
Construction of w-iter works
GasI ght Co. s ock
Improv.iment ot Savann di i.lver..
Sav.. Albany & Gulf RB
Funding coup'>ns& olher purpo..<ea.
Kedenipton of bonds
do
do
Bonds of Internal improvements..
B
do
do
*
Den. C. RR.
Mo. Valley RB
St. Joa. & Topeka
St. Joi.&C.B.
/-Iver and Wharf
lOOT&C
coup, (gold)
Western Pao.RR. '65,
School bonds '66-'67,
Judgment bonds '67,
School Dondi, 1370
St. -Tonph, Mo.:
Is to St. Jos.
10J(1&C
(gold)
1S5S, conn,
St. Jose RR.,
Judsfraent bonds
Central Pac. RR.
18,15
R
1S69...
1854
1850
18>1
18-.3
51
1833
18i3
1865
1869
1
1870
1870
1860-'69
1869
RR
1860-'66
1368
Bonds
CUv Tmprove-nent Bonds
Puhdinsr Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds
1868-'59
1866-'6
fSOO
5110
500
500
600
500
500«C
100*C
1,000
500
1,000
BOO
500
1004 c
1004c
5004
50
1868-10 100 tc
1871
1811
1,000
500
4
J.
1693- '96
and New York,
N. Y.,Bk of America.
1909
1913
Boston Suffolk Bank,
do
do
do
do
Boet. Columbian Bank.
Bo.stoii Snllolk Bank.
Boston 4 Portland.
do
do
Nov.
Nov. .1887
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
June, 1877
J.
J.
4
4
J.
J.
4
4
J.
J.
Varl.
do
Bost.Revere
4
<!9,500
M.ftN.
M.4 N.
431,500
150,000
76.800
35,100
8<.000
36,600
125.500
1^0,000
600,000
4
J.
M.4 N.
&
.
M.4N.
647
var.
7
6
10
10
6
10
10
10
M.&N.
.
3.
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
Real e^t'te and public buildings.
Stree improvement bonds
Water Works bond* (old)
Bon is to Pacilic Railroad
do do Iron .'Jouutaln RB
do do North Mo. RB
do do Ohio & Mlsslppi RR
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold).
S;wer bonds
\rbor and wharf boufls
'-"^layette Park bonds
Sow water work bonds (gold)
.
.
,
f
W »ter bo n ds of
187i, (gold)
1846-72
1840-68
l-isl-ee
1841-58
1851-53
1854-5:
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1.000
1854-55
1S52-54
1868
issi-ei
1852-68
var.
l°C4-68 100, &c,
Y. N. B'k
do
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
2,938,000
778,OJ0
2:5,000
476.000
811.000
280.000
899,03"
32(1.01)0
sie.o:^
946.000
1^
9.4 Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
May, 1874
Msy, 1875
.lune, 1876
Feb.. 1878
,
ch li'8S
Nov., I8-S
,
Dec,
F.-b.,
Bond.1
6g,
Varl.
Varl.
Vail.
J. 4 D.
1,21«,W0
51,500
3.950.000
1,250,000
6g.
A.4 0.
82(1.312
I?ft7
152.044
195,125
7
250.(«li
6
100,000
M.4N.
M.4N.
Varl.
J. 4 D.
J.4D.
1.000
1,000
var
var
Preferred bonds
8 per cent
bonds
Lake Superior A Miss. RR...
StPauli Chicago BR
trohlnmon.D.C.:
,
lo»n,cou;)p<\ftitr««'»tered. gold....
im
Valuation of real etate. $69,926,400; rersoral, $40,160,700; total, $110,087,100. Rate ol tax, $13 r.O rer
sinking
Sl.OfO. Sinking funds of 1885, $3?3.(i76
lunds of 1898, $100,650: U., P. 4 F. RR.. $132,011.
Population
1870, 08,904, agalnst,49,129 In 1860.
;
m
city owns renl estate and other property vaJned
at $2,76S.9:-0. Assessed value of real estate in 1870,
$11,861,464, against $12 219 140 in 1869; total Income
The
in vea- 18(;9-70 from tnxcs and other sodrces.
$I,lSl.222. Population, 1S70, i8,'286, against '22.292
In 1860.
1888
1886
Nov., 18.9
June
Nov.,
Commerce
'80-'89
Nov., 1889
do
St.
'80-'86
1873
'78-'79
'86-'89
'78-'80
1872
1891
Population In 1870, 19.565 against 8.932 in 1860. Revenue from all sources In 1870-71 was .Ptlm ted «t
$195,000. In 1870 assessed valuation of property
was $11,000,000; rate of tax, l}4 percent total revenue (Int. fund $1S6.4«7. general IMnd $81,146)
;
The city owns $500,C««) of St. Jo. & Denver C. RR.sto k, $10,000 St. Jo. 4 Toneka stock.
$130,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value be'ng nominal.
Public building-, &c., are worth alout
$217,000.
$150,000.
E04c.
8
4.000,000 6g.f.
J,* J.
City
1870, 310,864 against 160,773 In 1860.
N.Y.,N.Bk Republic.
T-'9l
and county gove nment- and finances are sepa-
do
do
do
do
75- '88
Total debt October, 187a. $i3,400..'»0, Incladlrg antic nation bonds pavable J"nuary
1873, $900,000. County debt Is $3,212,000. Assessed
valuation of all property (about 60 per cent of
actual value), old city. $l42.000.00a with a tax rate
of l>i per cent new city, $1,000,000. with tax rata
Voflp. C; estl nated income 1871-2, $3,151,489.
7J-'8«
•72-'83
74-'S
'74-'77
•74- '75
'72-'74
d.o
uo
do
do
do
Aug., 1898
do
do
;
The
April
1,
fund Jan.,
li>T2
New York
Ti-'go
'7! -'36
N. Y.,Farm.L.4T. Co.
lit
to $ir20,808.
1839-90-96
88<-'9ii
1900
Population 1870, SO.OSO against 10.400 In 1860. Assessed valuation of 'ixable property in 1872 about
$28,000,000. Interest on the railroad bonds was
but
suspended on account of an Injunction
a decision was made In ()ct.,1872. confirming the
validity of the bonds, (v. 15, p. 626.)
;
ITegotuted abroad In 1874
N. T.
amounted
:892
do
do
N.Y.,P.M.Mver8 4Co.
N. Y., Jav Cooke & Co.
Pan! and
siilktu?
'7'-'8'J
New York 4 St. Loulsi.
N. y., N. Bk Commerce,
St.
rate
'77-'88
'72-'76
June, '87-'90
Panl'x^ Minn.:
m.
Bavenue
estate, $n,35S,S0O; personal, $n.570.8,'0. Tax rate
In 1871, $25 per $i,cxiO. Population in 1670. 31,413
against 26,341 In 1860.
;
Ma
N. Y.
F.4A.
1,000
1872
Sinking fund March 31,1872. $130,465. City 1= protected hv mortgages on At.& St. L. and on Portl.
4 Rochester Railroads. Assessed valtie of real
18t;7
'
var
500*0
18ir7-70
to'nl debt Feb. 1, 187', was $4,042,145, which Included $1M.000 old niunicli nl bonds and various
other small Issues. Valu»tion In 1871. $17 'KiO.OOO.
Population, 1870 86,CC6, aeslnst 48,063 In 1660.
Population
Tar.
^nT.
var.
var.
.Ian., 1872, $17,073,320; floallng$18,668.11:0: vslna
Sinking funds.
real proper v Suls,2,s4 : personal. $s,9S0.7tX):
tax rate in 1872, i2 lO; rate propos* d for 18'n.
Population, 1870, 674,022, agall.st 565,52»
$2 1'.
in 1360.
1870, 149.482 against 56.802 in 1860. Real
estate in the flcal vear ending June 30, lf70, was
assessed at $69,776,003; reraonal property at $44,ToUltaxe- collected, $2,838,521 unking
9 2.907.
funds amounted to $;,388.989. All the values lor
San Francisco are g.ven in gold.
LouU
8t
(v. 14, p. 791
lasi
Joseph Trea-sury.
do
do
Am. Exchange Bk.
var.
St. Joseph Treasury.
var.
do
do
J. & J. N.Y., Northrup & Chick
J. 4 J. N. y. N. B'k Commerce
var.
New Funding
18;2.
18;15
Jan.
M. &
authorized in
Population in
1875
1888
'77-'78
16*3
1894
Duncan,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.4S.
M.&N.
J. & D.
J. 4 J.
.
Bk 4 Prov
S. Y.,
D.
T.f A.
J
1-83
Jan., l-: 98
Jan., 19U0
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.
M.4N.
A.40.
A.40.
J.4D.
27,340
99,001
198.000
5.000
62.500
SI" .500
402.8*)
117.000
349,600
500,000
Jan., 1876
N. T., Lees 4 Waller.
Ban Francisco,
do
A.40.
J.
against 139.670 In I860.
$10,000,100 loan
v. 15, p. 626.)
'71 to '91
April, 1877
Si-pt.,
<lo
S.
J.
J.
1%,000
979,500
207.500
731,500
400,000
230,000
2:2,000
304.000
150,000
Providence.
J.
M. &
191.418,
The
Pittsburg.
Pitts.,
/..*
San Francisco :
Bondi of 1S55, conp.
A
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.&N.
J. 4 J.
J. 4D.
(546 monthly
A.4 0.
l8'>7-'fi9
•
do
246,000
231,000
808.000
700.000
'95 000
1667- '«8
Lo.m to H., P. & r. Railroad
Bonds for public improvcmi-nt
Kecrulting and bounty uonds...
Water loan bonds, gold
S. Fr.
1,000
1,000
1.000
;
'
Hon of
Fortlana, Me.:
LoM to
'
;
debt, »6.1«;.681.
:
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds
Compromise RK. bonds
provlslonB are made lor some other
Issues ol^ oebt as lolloww: Rh. bonds Intel est
by 20-175 01 real estate tax antl 1-175 of personal; Pone artrain RU., mt. by 2 per cent ot
licenses |1 .000,000 loan v 25-175 of tax on real and
personal; 7 per rent loan of l.';69, bv J3i,14U'
reqit reel by law to be denns^te.l monthly « liarf
Vonds, liv levee dues pledged for Interest and
prlnelpar; 10 per ent bonds ol 1871. by nionihly
ttepoBirs out of current revenue. The total net
debt. July, 1871, was »18,838.6!M. Porulatlou. 1E70,.
Total funded debt,
4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. ft J.
4 J.
J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
ri,4"5.400
a-'65
•80- 'TO
'i
Orleans.
do
do
546 J.
6
m
1892
l'i74
N. Orleans or N. York
New Orleans.
A.40.
-.'4
at the rate of .T.^ per cent on the laxpblo
Mayor's
valuation of lb7.*. See »,b3tract fr,
message, .lanu'-ry, i*,J3, In Curomcle, v, lu, p.
50 see also v. 19, p. 62tt.
;
1S74
X874
Kew Orleans,
Varl.
4D.
2,250,rU0 tO
*f5.5r.9,7S0
18112
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J
J.4D.
e.lO'i.Oll"
•69- 'TO
New
M.ft S.
J.
the revenue of
the genet alfimd, estimated at
1891
or N. York,
do
do
do
do
do
do
A. 4 O.
4 4EO.00O
'59-'70
*.
From which deduct
18'Ji
& J.
M.4N.
M. 4 S.
J. 4D.
J. 4 J.
.
»3;,809,73u 24
1877-1879
18(3
1887
1884-1888
1901
1881-1888
hue,
Varl.
J
2,f:0l.O(0U0
Total
1895-18j7
A. 4 0.
25 ',000
1.5Ss,4i;o 69
15.t76.24<i O'J
18.^0-1881
'is
J.
S.000,700
8,(00,000
355.000
518,000
157,000
loan, 1870
Wharf Improvement Bonds
18111
4 J. N.Orleans
M.4N.
do
8:«,00l
133,000
1,398,400
and county debt
County purposes
1S93
1873-1876
1883-1890
J.
4,617,000
220,000
203,000
345,000
75,000
2,8X9,000
500.0,10
Jelfersou City, (debt assumed)
JP.ttsbiirffh
4,0(»l,0OO
^
,
CoQsolldateddobt) »S3O,0O0arpllcd
do > yearly to fnl'st
do
1375-1892
1884-1888
M.4N.
M 4N.
M.4 N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M&N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4 N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
M.4N.
40,2110
ol cily
CI y pnri.oBPS
Being
M.ftN.
2,600,000
600,000
100,000
:8(i5
No. 8...
do
No. 4...
do
No. 5..,
do
Sol. subs. Hod. bounty bonds
8ol. bounty fund bonds... ..
Bol. subs, and Belief Kcd. bonds...,
Kol. bounty fund bonds, No.S......
Bol. bounty fimd lied, bonds, No. i.
do
do
do
. .
10«&c
,00&c
186J-S
1871
18;2
For redemp'n
Total
«"1J
y.
nients for ImjiroTements, street opening. «t'. oti'
siecltled property.
The Hoard ttxed the iotMi
amount of taxition for 1b73 a» follows :
For state pnrposes
*»,'61.7fii 81
F(.r inierest on city and county debt 8,4-5,£(i7 74
1891
,
1
The prece.ilng figures do not tnclnt*cspcc1siuuf efls»
Nation"!
Bank
Jas.,lW2
—
January
.
..
.
THE
25, 1878.)
)
.
CFilONIt:Lt
115
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
rKii««r«il»«<!ordln, lo«lofCoii,r«i.,lii Ih. y..r l«7S by
WU
B.
LIST.
DAtf A » C0.,1« lll.o«c.o( ih. Llkrului
«t
C..ti«.,W«kl.,to«,
D.
c
)
iib»f ribera will eonfar a great lUvor by Klvtnig as Immedlat* aotlea of mar arrorj dUeovarad la oar Tablaa.
.St
BoiuU.f
INTBRgST OR DIVIDENDB.
DESCaiPTION.
Mlle«l «a
Amount
Prtsclpal
OalRBMABKA
When
Where Parable and when Dae,
n«F T
atutdlng.
For full siplaaadona, ue loot DoteB.
by Whom.
laat Dlvl'd
I
^(Uraikfadt— IstiMortngn on real
* landi.
Jia. (-'«n(ro;— (8clm»*Merl .)— Im mort..
^/oftama <tCao«lr»— '.stM.glit.Kuar. Ala...
id M., »»,(«» p er mile not KiiHranteed
Allianu it Siitq_it4iuin»a^-»tou\i
l«.l
;.'9«
13«9
1869
1.000
SOOftc
50
SOOftc
431,000
2,250,800
'i32
132
1,000
112
51
150
145
470
i',6oo
tOOftC
1,000
100
100
100
112
142
182
Meahan,/ H»«««—jftock
18II-I
2d .'A.^ezcbanteable'tor fien. II. baa)
MM
,
tjftStjn, 1>H. (endor«od),
lit M.. «u(. ex., for »1U,(JUU,U00 Jr. Pa.
Xt*«. tt.yirMirickshurg.^ltil iL-ortKaKU
RR.
Arkaiii»u CwieraJ— l8t Mortgage, gold
Ji'clW'fi.n
'tyebratka
AKhi^t,!,..
obp.
.Jt****""!'
m
it S. f\>-\%t M., gold
jrt., gold (6,4(0 acrea
^.AW.IVert-stoclcCrotil,
mort...
$40,000,000.).
-Preferred 8:ock
geui»ral
2d
Sd
do
do
mortgaga
do
1.000
100
\m
SOOftc
100
100
SOOftc
1.000
7S7,00O
ilOO
£100
i,.'!eo,oio
i::uo
434.000
100
1868
1868
1871
1871
1871
5,000,000
10,000.000
7.189,000
2,170,500
»4O,50O
1,186,000
777, 00
111,000
3,8t3.132
TW.TUO
'.00ft
.SOOftc
SOOftc
SOOitc
1(X)
1864
1871
1353
5at;a;tuaA— stock
$5,000 per yr
1861
1864
do
1,00(1
100
too
100
.
"Washington branch
i.li6«in, 1S.'5, sinking fund
1858
1350
ISiU
135)
1870, sterling, isOO.OOO
1870
(i
IBSS
1872
1855
1871
1872
1869
oiaiel) gold.
do
do
;SM,
<
1857,
(
by C. ft
do
do
do
do
£100
A.).,
1,500.000
8,000.000
1,100.000
995,800
1,000,000
)..
)..
745 000
.
Hartl,,
ft
Ist
mort. (R.ti
Floating debt
Mass. loan,(aecnred by $4,(100,000, Berd.M)
JJosfOTi (ft i>>!CeK—stock
New stock (1-5 paid. 1-5 payable July. "73)
Mortgaee. wharf purchase
New
BoKton
Dinns
667JO)
1,000
1.000
1.000
1,0UI
ion
2.2«4,<llO
lUO
400.000
416.000
350.000
80O.0CO
1,000,(00
71
93
19J
JOS
26H
9«
189
139
1S64
1853
50ft53
1866
WO&'c
.Inly
Jan.l,'i4.9ii
J.
"i'
J.
J.ftJ.
1
5
8
S
6
6
6
6
A.
ft
O.
A.ftO.
.K.
ft
ft
O
J,
J.
J. ftJ.
A.
ft
O
M. &S.
6g.
\'-
Si-
te
ft
t.
J.
ft
J.
M. A S.
J.ftJ.
J.
ft
J.
A.&i'.
A. ft O.
A.ft O.
j.&b.
6
«
do
Jan.l,'»6.9C
Jan.!, 1879
do
do
do
do
do
d'>
i!o
do
July
ne-.'
ol
I
m^n'B
till
11180,
. to retire all the
'"e for Improve.
10- '»ni 10 Va. drawa no int.
and Is payable $MOjItO perrr.
after 1885.
Bee CasoKicLi,
v. Is,
100
SOOftc
no
1,0101
M
18S4
Jnlyl.ISSO
v.. Agency of Co.
y., Aitency of Co.
Boston.
Lond >n, Gd
do
Tr. RR.
do
do
do
Savannah.
Conaol.Oct., 1870. of At. A Pac, and Bontb
Pacinc. Land iirant of IXXCOW acres.
Lesaea the Missouri Pacldo road. e««
Jnly, 1888
Miaaonn.
July, 1888
Nov., !*•!
Nov., 1891
Nov., 1901
Aug., 1812 Leaaed for 999 years, iiu,„ wJty, m3, to
Grand Trnnk R.B. Annual rent. » per
Sept. IJ.Ti
May 3, 1886 cent on sterling bonds anv 4 on stock and
Oct. 1, 1884 currrncy bonds.
et. 1,1891
1,187.
18;2
Nov.
Dec,
Leaaed to Central of Oa. for
178,010 par
annum.
M. Bk. Jalyi.1881 Leaaed to Pa. R.R.. at 40p«r cent of groaa
do
do
July 1, 18SI recelpU. Slock, ISJO.OOP. D1v.«pre. ayr.
Balilmore Office.
Nov. 1 1M2 Several roads are leaaed by this Co.. and
do
operated In connection wlih (he n^aln
OL-t.16,187!
do
stem, the gross eamlngio* all tiie llnra
April, 1873
do
laat year, enrtlfg Sept. SO, 1*72, were
1K5
$13,«S(i.<77, $1.0S7,M, more than the predo
do
vlons year. (Annual report In v. la, p.
London.
189(5
8i see also V. 19, p. OS.)
Baltimore OfHce.
IS'.O
London.
Mch 1. 1992
l-hlla..
Farm,
ft
;
Baltimore. Ofllce.
1SS5
Baltimore c¥ London. Jan., 1911 Bontis are gnar. by Pa. RB. and Northern
Central, iv. IS. p, JU.)
do
Apr. 1,1911
Boston. 2d .N'»t Bank.
Apr. 1,1809 tl33,aoOof 'hese bear 7 per cent,
N. Y.. Russell Sage.
Oct, 1, ie8« 'aed to 8.L, AA T.H at 40prct, Of eara'c
Le»a>d to Fenn R. R.
Floatllif debt.
$1,313,634. Net earulng*. Is IgrnSMM.
1877
N. T.. Diincaii, S. ft Co.
.
A Co
(T. 14, p. S98, 799.)
1S8S
1887
Jan .10.
Boston Offlce.
do
Nov
Boston, at Offlce.
Boat., BuBion Kat'l Bk.
1878
1873
Leaaed to Bonsstontc. a< 7 per rent, pern
Net earnings lor year ending Oct. I. iW
$3,862,(11. V. 14,p. J0,43; annnal report
Apr.
4
F*
J.
J.
do
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
M. 4 N.
do
do
Boston Office.
A.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
New York.
Boston Offlce.
^ew York.
Boston Office.
"•.'ft
m.'a's.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.
ft
Boston.
Hartford, Am. Nat.
do
do
Now
In V. 19, p. 934.)
1, 1875
AnK.,1891
Inly 1, 1881 Conaol of Agr. Branch snd Ft'ehbnrr and
18» A 1890 Wor. ester. Net earnings 1871-3 $191,795
f«*e report V. 16, p. 8J.)
18SI A 188«
Nov., 1872 Not eamine for year endin* with March
Se* annoa] report In
I8T3, tlStJJB.
1875
Ca"0>ii<L«,vol. i«,p. TSUastocnwiloailon an 1 extension of road, iiena of
new stock, Ac.
Ja'.l. 1876
Jan. 1,1876
In bankruptev. and managed br trasteea
of Berrtell 'mortgag" ; road vets In
bondxnlders MarcR, 1$:$. Net rer.'lnas
of road In Maaa.. 1871-73, ia9$J$7. (v. 19.
i<<5
Julv. 1875
Jnlv
1,
IS^'S
issi
Bk
do
York.
do
J.
J.ftJ.
,
July, 1876
July. 19IIC
Jnly, 1900
p.W.tM.T.
16.
p.n,
90.)
1,000
1,000
MW
,580.000
TW.ono
"ioo
ifm
950,008
2,000.000
SSO.OOO
1,176,500
5.400,000
i.ixig
2,205,(100
1,000
18.5T
1857
1871
1869
1872
1000
1'
(lie
J.
3,231,000
4f.
738,500 7 pr.yr
200,000
686,500
7
6,921,275
5
50
7
8,930.000
S
3,630,000 « g.. f
2 SiO.llOO
A
J.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
A. ft O.
A.ftO.
M.&N.
M.ftN.
A. ft O.
7«- A. A O.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
7
F.
J.
7
6k.
ft
.1
AD.
M.ftS.
J.ftJ.
M. ft N
7g.f, F.ftA.
7g.*f.
Boston.
Boston, at Offlce
Boston, St Office.
do
do
Boston, at Office.
do
iSM
Wia Operated with the Naahna 4 Lowell, •
per cent of eaT-nlnir« snd expenaea 10 B,
4 I.. 31 per cent t" v •• - ^'"1 earn'ga.
'
15 p. W«.
I'Tl-TJ. $*ll.ll|6.
18«
eamlnca
/Nov. .15, '73 AvdlT.. for38yra?
Jan
".,
'
1»T»
-'
'871-71. $*>l,fla.
1893
Nov., ISTi
Boston, at Offlce.
N. Y., U.(ilewaA "o, Apr 1, 1908
do
Apr. 1,1393
do
Y..KleR.R,
Jan 1,1898
N.
New York.
Mar. 1,1886
N. Y Bk of Commerce. Aug., -.872
do
Dec I.isn
do
Nft eainlnga, 1S71-7.'. » i-s .?:;
AdviTtied In Nov I8il- for foreeloaare,
,
but postponed, (v 15. p. 175.)
Leaaed to Erie forlnt.Ac. (v.is.p.iOF.I
Sold Dec, l^rj, by f"Iwlo«2I»- ''''"T- '•;
Leased to Erie In 19m, for 4»vr.. at .per
CBi t on stock and Int. and staking fund
repair.
do
Nov.lilSTj! onb<ls. L-ss«e«t« keep road
do
N. Y., Farm. L A T. Co July 1. 1S96 Completed De<-. 187!^^
,rs—«,...•
May 1. 1919 Pi.ld up ran Ul, »3nj». (Casoncu.
N. Y.,or Londou.
.
,
do
Feb., 190ai
m
v.l5.p.7»?i
V. l«,n. 14.
f^lrr lnfoTOMlon^_JJ
iu brackets, at the fnd of remarks, refer to lbs volume and paie or Ciiitoxici-a cunulnlug
mean "sluklng fund.; r.n<l 1. Rr 'Maiid grant." Companies conso'ldatod with, or leasnd to others will oHni be louni under thu conaoiidatoa or lei
For stocks, this mean? the mili'i of roatlopcrated f.jr boufls, the milescoveredbv the mortgage.
NOTK.- The ngvircSBoinelLme^glvwi
;
;
Tbese^Jgures are doll i«._shitwlng the dejiomln»tians or par value 01 each Issue of stocka^d bonda.^
tti>ck or
"f ^i^. '« : *(^"C? '• J S^ . *' MTlB.
(s siven on bonds, but the imt lUiMevl 00 stocka
17 meij< » oiaT/. '">•
i
I. 4 J. stands for Jan, « July; F. ft A.. Feb. 4 An?,
Jul!'
M. ft 3 Mar. ft 9ep^. A. 1 O., April ft <'Ct. M. a N.. May A ^0». J
ThB intereBtner a/mum
=
;
;
J
ToVae dates ebow
pa.
1,1900
J.ftJ.
A. ft O.
A.
6
7
<
7
$1 .
Jan.l.'Tl-is
do
Boston, Klnoer. P.
.M. ft Jt-
«
.
Julyl,18M
do
do
.
1.
Mch
N. r.,ShoeALeath.Bk
.
1898
1.
lan.l.'SigO
no
A.
ft
Q-J,
n, p
.'
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Pbilaialphla.
F,
T.
.
M. ftS.
6
on tb« 8d moit. .a
Ik*
earntoae of tb
(Repon,v,u,p, •«;
Reonranicatlon In 1800 of Pav., Alb. A
Savannah.
<inlt. The Kr.nth Oa. A Fla. B.B. vaa
Nov.; 1872
N. T., .M. K. Jusup A Co July, 1887
meri'edin thlaCo.,the latter Maavlnc
do
do
the debt of thR former, and laenlDK toll
do
do
$549,100 giiarant**ed 7 per cent s^ock.
do
do
Cb«OXICI.«. V. H, p.$44,4J». (V. IJ r31»|
Ihlrla a ronaolldatlonof 'He Norfolk A
Petersburg, the South »Mf. <>'* Va. A
Ti-nn., and thn Va. A Kentr.ekv rail,
roada, nnder a law of Thylola. approved
June II. 18. 0. Oen. Wm. Mahone If
prealaent. The roa-' la to be •zfBdea
T., Duncan, 6. A Cu
to a ronneetlon vlth the laaWvOte*
Nashville railroad. OT«aa eanJagt year
N. T.. Duncan, 8. A Co. Jan. t,l8Ti ending- ^. lit I) i>7i »i M>fM;CTheeaa».
'«.
taujn. The
do
do
Jan. l,18n $1
M.&N.
3 000,000
500
50J
lS7i
mortgage bonds
do
do
do
Jan.,
Portland.
f.&'a.
M. ft S. London. Gr. Trunk R-R
5fl»,ono
lis
Bonds ($1,'«),000 authorized)
Host it /ror/ftenr-e— stock....
BraniU)lck it .416.— Ist mort. gold, end. Gi.
.«.. skg fund, gold, not endorsed
Bnir. Bnui.it PIUtb.—G'\ M .(Inc.lO 000 acid)
i'«/r..C»rryi*rt<m.— Ist Mort gage
BHJfalo. \ew York it JBrte—atock
Irtt
Co.
1909
1893
5,3lll'.000
it Jfa(rtfl—stock
2d mortgage...
" - "0, jV. T. it PMla.—Ur.
Bujralo, nTY. It I
mort.. gold
Burt., C. RtipiiU it Mlniv~\ it M.,golil, s.l
1st mort.. gold, (Milwaukee division). .!
Nov.,
6
1,574.000
15,000.000
1,000
iti'saued.
Int.
'-oiitlnifent upon Ui«
2
Bg. A. 4 0.
6g. M.ftN.
5g. M. ft N.
3H J. ft D.
TheCo. retalnapOiWJMOof eov.
Sept., 1903
2
4S1000
'.,000
J.
nwk
do
do
do
M.ftN.
2:3.00(1
18W
ft
M.AN.
Lon. Co.'s Offlce Jan., H0>
%'
W.(««
1W,100
W
J.ftJ.
J.
S«-
300,000
621.000
24,183.960
W-TO
86
do 1st roortgag* (Oonn.)
do
mortgage (Berdell)
do
guar, by Erie
600.01O
19,6(U.10U
106,000
SOOtc
t
1st
let
100
lOU
000
I
1811
1854
6g.
1871.
A
do
do
do
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
M.ft S.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ,
J.ftJ.
"SiO.OOO
i',6oo
1362
1854
1857
Albany loans (Alb. ft W. ^tlcbdge)
i>«rllai bonds (Weat'n R. B.)
Dollar bonds
Xoit., Cltnt. it ntchb.—ln M., Agrlc. Br. ...
2il moi gage, 1869-70
Equipment notes
tSontoti, Concord it Jfo««r«al—Preff. stock..
K mortgage, old
Piov.
Flshklll—
£300.0
i40,a«
1. 000
Albany—StocX
Othe^Btocix,l'>clud'gold'ilvMsftnewstk
1st mortgage bonds, due In 18(15..
2d M.*d8, conv. (71 m. ft Ist, 22S)
3d M bd«, conv. (71 m. ft 1st iSK)
Sinking fund bonds
J3oH(,}i, Hartford it &>-id—stock
1,650.(00
SOOftc
J5.jrfc»/tir«— stock
it
3.5.52,800
1,000
mortjrage gold (main Un^i....
Eatifior it Pi.vL'a(a7!*i-s— IJang'jr loan, 1st M.
/IfiUeMUf it Southern nunois—l^ M.,Bkgfd
JBetviiiere Z)eto*0(ir<r— stock
1st .M., bonds of 1862. (gnar.
129,500
360.(01
100,0:«
13,143.100
863,250
579,500
1,710,500
8,707,410
8,550,446
1«3
Baltlmoie loan, IS55-.
New a'erlinit mort. fo'Xi^lOOOO.
N. W. Va..3d mortgage, l,fci-S.^
SdM.,
looitc
713.0(10
N.T.
J. ft J.
1K,5U0
ng
Bait. it Pntoinac—'<6t iron,,
J.ftJ
<.A J.
99U.00U
846,000
1?3,;08
201.030
gold
gold
a. f .
J.ftJ.
458,00(1
67'.,00O
£100
,
2dm0rtgage
2d M.,
tfiiOffHa
806,000
157,000
v^mi
aoock
uHalUintreit OAto—stock
Proftrred stock
Bostott
M.ftN.
44-i,500
tS.OOO.OOO.
& Pac.
SBaid Bae/te VaUet/—lit M.,
1st
M.ftS'.
800,000
165,700
Bonds
.
J.ftJ
617AI0
l^rtland city bonds, 1st M., skg fund...
Sd M. sterling, 5-20 years
do
H.nil.
do
'Sterling bonds, not more
do
do
M.&N.
J.* J.
A.ftO.
Cent.,Dlv. land tri ant bonds
AttatUtz it at. Zrtto«rtC«—stock, currency.
.«o
J.ftJ.
!I5«,600
110.50(1
8,441,2(XI
SOOftc
SOOftc
SOOftc
SOOftc
OM
M,*N.
310,200
461,000
9)1,000
2,047,901
Hreteirrtd ivtock
Ist .M., (STOthPi>c,.)gold
ist vi.,At.&P«c.,gld,ou5«0,000aeres land.
.
J.ftJ.
M.ft S.
8,nOO,()iX)
Va
Boston.
Oct. 1, I9IU $>.MW,0UO.
Boston, Co.'s Olllee.
'83.'«9 A '91 $80Oj0a)ns« ttock voted
_
im.
K.Y., M.K.Jesup ft Co July 1.19UD In progreas; Georgia andora. declined.
Atlantrt.Ga.jit Treaaury
Net earning^ laat year, t79.70. (T.Ia, p J:»
This li the condition aa rtorranliM In
10,00.1,000
29.0(0,000
5.514,000
3,693.!0u
839.976
1;:
/tec(rtc— Common
A J.
40,000,000
18.000,000
Petersburg— iBl mortgage
do
do
l4t
do
do
do
do
2d
South side— Ist preferred bonds
do
do
2d
do
do
8d
Virginia & Tenn.— 1st morteage.
e>largeirmortgage ...
do
do
4th mortgage
do
do
registeroa certlflc'B ..
do
do
Int. mndlng bonds
do
do
lnc*meM.(tobetund.)
*o
do
JiHffHiftn it
J.
iJ.ooccoo
Korl'Jlkifc
fincick, sterl
A.ftO.
J. A J
J.ftJ.
4
7g.
$15 003,000)
.
& Pac. for
M. Cent DlT. At
Cmov
8f.
SOOftc
SOOftc
«
1st
or 6g
i,«Baoo
500JC
Oaar. stock of old Co.'s not conTcrted.
ommon Stock, )
Preferred stock. > Rec'ved from State. V*.
2d M. A«.
Jan., 1872 Harrlabnrg, Treasury.
(T. IS, p. 4(11 T. 1(, p. «1.)
A.ft O. Phlladclphfaor London Oct!; 190.
J.ftl).
Chlla.. I'onn. KR.
iota. r. 19. p. ill
jDne1,16$6
!"• J. ft J. N.T.. Union Trust Co. Inly. 1891 htate aid $U,0OU per m.: CooBtT.iTgoooo.
Boston, at oiii<-#.
J. ft J.
Sept. 1.18U1
7R f. J. ft.7. N. T.,G.Opilyke*Co. July. 1899 Cnmnleted Jan., 1$, noni. Cnpllnl atock,
7
500,000
J,0OO,00O
.871
1871
i8;i
8tocl£ of old comnanles, not converted.
Jitlaiitic it
p.m.
1,950,000
'
2d mort. to State of
7.80
5
,
,
,
7
7'
8,5W',0l'O
6carantecd stock
ConHoUd. 1st mortgage
; Sect'l. bds (S. A. * G.) eich'lile for let M.
.'80. fteorg.a & Fl., 1st mortgage
do
2d moitxaue
do
AU., Mist. <t O.— Stoclc (convarteD
do
)
mort cons il. (for
«.0O0,()C0
1 iflO.OJ)
8,000
'
Gnarii'it'd
7
72,(10(1
Uii
do
UA
«
,
81S,H0
180
87
585
685
4«)
460
460
Locmd lines rental gold bonds
M-tlnfttlc it (?«{/— common atocK
I»l
1,000,000
•33,000
8.501,000
pr m.)
.4'?ra««jrri/l«M-lst,mortK«ga
AJMmia A JStr.hTrr,nit Air Line— lit
ngmita it WtMPaiM-tlQci.
l«t.
isua
ises
V. T., aONa'aan alreel,
This road Is for mining A I«mli«i1ac,
1$$$
N. T.,Tblr.| Nat. Bank. Jnne, 1101
M. Y„ Duncan, K. ft Co Jan., lt« Sold to «tate Apr.»; raaoM Int^ WB.
Jan., lt»9
Ini.nolBaldby AU.^r l«^.i4,W.N>.)
J. ft J. N. T., Bk of (Commerce. Jan. I,i8n Koad lei»«d Feb. M. 1170 to Ifsl AHadaon
i.ftj. N. V . D. A H. Canal Co July. 1888
Canal Co., for ifOyrars.atI p«rf«nt,Mr
N.
do
do
Not., taas
annum, on $7jOOO,(u} of atocf and bosu
A.*0.
do
do
Oct 18811
— laaaee •aramlDg the lauran on Mw.
H.*N.
do
do
May, IWl
PurchM«d In B*pl., IK*, lb* Oil CrMk A
J.'ftJ. N.T.,Wln«low,t.*Co Ifls'A'ltM
All. Rlrer roed : In Dee. rnrchM^d li«(.
J.ft.T.
do
do
March J«te CAP. road. Kemnlngt. |gTl,|7tUlt.
J.ftJ.
J.* J.
8
83>9,000
3d mort8i.jr,
2lmortKa>n
A
J.
-T.
J. ft.).
7
8
8
3WO,0W
sm
14'^
Gen. moTogsge..
•30,000
1.60U.U(«
5 2.0,000
2,li78.0U>
».0tlU,OU0
14«
,
Bunda
1,01.0
1,000
!00
1,000
Alhaiiy Cit57 loan
lit d>
18M
•1
"si
Morteauft
l»t
to
the >(erjod wbuV*ho'priYclpai"fana diiVof
,
i>()/i((M'rbutVlJ»
j
Hme whoa
the |«ai dividend waa paid on Hecti
Jwt»
A
Dec.
.
.
.
"
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.
..
..
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
11-3
[January 2u,
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Imm ediate ;noMce
8nb.crlber» will confer a great favor by glvHtg «»
DESCRIPTION.
Mile*
of
explanation of all references see Foot' Road
For
notes on tlrat page of BU. tables.
£>trlinffton
-S1 Amount
5111
416,500
618,500
»
.VU&r
18«8
1869
Lvo&r
ten
5Ull&r
I8T0
1869
ISTO
1870
SXlie
j
s— let niorlKftge
'
7
8
lie
1871
1871
'«»— !fet nnjrlK'Hge, Kolrt.
l6t mortgage. gold.
Cftni'hii J- ,( i/('tny— stock
Hollar loan, Joint couinanles
sterling loa ., hinkluK fund ili»i.<m)..
Dollar loan
—
l,WO(IOi)
M.
State of N. J. by United Co.
'a.
_
.
_
1853
A
SI
291
110
li«
gold,
.M..
reg
1807
1S70
liTi
e. 1.
1.000
1.000
IKS
51X).(«X)
3I3,EOO
1,000
1,000
9.000,('00
2.75O,iX)0
50
Ne«r mortgage
IfS
&
7
i,(IOO
925.0:)0
ioe
0,(XX)g.)
<ifl,aOJ.(XiC)..
Columhth Attgtcata.-stoc^.
Istmortgaga, (C. & S. C.)
do
(C. ft A.)
do
consolidated
5,0U",(]0J
131
13;
1291
742
SO
ISJ
152
1869
4,S21,(X]0
F.
2,437,950
411.550
1,000
100
1,000
1,000
2,'.0O,00O
OfiarWe/'s— ist mortgage
'jyiemunxl—sloc\L
Cheraic tfc Diirtlngton-lst mort
3d mortgage
6g.
l,500,0(«l
7 g.
i'.ooo
1812
1871
500,000
371,5011
S80.0IX)
155,01X1
75,0(X)
SOO.OtX)
5..3J4.;i6
i87i
1869
1869
600&
i869
187!
lOO&c
500
on incoi'iie)!
Chicago, 7 percent stock
1st mortgage, s f
''"
64
100
100
1,000
1.000
1S)7
1861
1864
1S«3
18RS
1870
A
do
do
IstM.iissum.bvC.AA
do
do
SdM.a-Eum.byC &A
do
do
2d M. Int.guar. C.&A.
Louisiana* Mo., Ist M. (In progress).,
w.'ur,. Burl. ,t (J«iwv_Btock
Ist mortgage, sinking fund, (trus'l .'...
convertible
•,.. _
i^ mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Trust mortgnge (Bur. to Peoria)
t'lsln bands (coupon or registered)
C8rthiigc& Burlington. 1st mort
"*"
i858
1853
...
30
46
Peoria& IIan.,LH mortgage ..'.
Ottawii.Oswcgo & fox lilv., 1st niorlgj^e
Illinois (irand Trunk, Ist inortitage
Qnincy it Warsaw, Ist mortgage
KeokukA
r,w:
rf
St. Paul, 1st morlgag.^
CilnfUla SoiMm-n-M uiort., gold
Chlrago, Cm.
tjic. C«/i(OH
Cfitc.
B'lnmUe
dt I,nu ixr.il If— l«,i »!
,6 i}„i„(fiae-\sl M.'.'.'.'
it t7;(c«i-lBt M..gld
'"' *;-^''' f'' M- on
rsZ.J.-J'^'r"/'.rib:agn <t /oro/i— 1st mortgage
Ctilnngo, foica i* .VedTOstvt-stocK
lUtn
)!
Mmortg.ige, (NowiBt)
do
(Sow2t)
W
Ca-
Ist
1st
rf
.VInh. /xite
mor gage
ranrtgage
"
,S.
'
'^
-Ist niorti«i'..
.'
C'fcrfA'orl/iir.-Coni. stock....'.
Pref erT'jd stock
'
.
Bonds prf. (S. K.1. i,t M..' ci.lc.Vo
bsiik'
Int. hds. funded coup., 2d
do
M
i^.'^rifS"
'
,
"'"""-.Ist. M..oir>3
.„.
A
70
41
40
43
2Ri
73
V
s
51
31
1,„„V
60
111
3!
R)
82
82
81
227
227
227
1223
1231
193
193
193
«t^^^!^;1^1;^;«Y,-•S";Jed...
"igrn!l-.J!;';i'',!i„^^"n.')fi,;;:,'
""
21s
248
"''*"•
1st Mort. melon & ^^adlBon
l;R^)*
VadUon e;ncn„lstil.,»lnklngfund goid'.
8:0,000
736 000
6;X),(XXi
1,260
IWX)
I.CIXI 13..5..X)p.m.
8
72,
(
v. 15. p. 386, 387, 492, 59«, 626,
40 after.
1881
1.
1,
The Central Paeif. Is a eonsol. of several
Co.'s made In 18T0, and now owns or controls most of the roads In Callfonim.
0» 8S earulnKB In lor2 were »l2.9(ftl26
and net earnings about $7,5lO.(K^).
Land grant 12.800 acres per mile, except
mm.
ral lands.
V. 16, p. 84.
See report In CHRoxtci-K
1889- 'Dl
July'l,'l890
July 1,1890
l"l- »59H72
net earnings
road and equipment
'^ITrf ^"'"'"P"
Cost of
JlO^.270
1890
1890
IS95
$5,011,919.
.
IV. 15, p. 6:S.)
1817
N.Y..M.K. Jesup&Co,
(lo
do
do
do
Trust Co.
N. Y. U. S.
N. Y., M. K.Jesup
J.
,
886,387.797.)
Jan.l5, 1873
Net income, 1870-71, j;i57,o50. (y. 14, p. 43.)
1375 ft 1880
May, 1901 Completed. March, 1872.
May, 1872 Leased lo Ph.AR.roaa. In hand* trustees
Sep., 18r2 Jollet ft Ch. RR., Is leased ,'orint.on
Block
Sep., 1872
and bonds. St. L., Jack, ft Chic, leased
May, 1877
at $4I0.0(« per yr. 1 oulBlana
Mo.
Jan., 1893
built and operated under contract. Net
Jan., 1883
ear inKaofC.A.V.Inl871.r2.193.C85. PlviApril, 187i
dende In 9 yrs, 78 ppr cent on com. stock
July, 18S2
and 79 on preferred. See Chronicle.
April, 1894
V. 14, p. 354 ; v. 15, p. 52, 794.
Apr. 1, 1S94
July, 189'
July, 1898
Aug,. 1900
A
ACo
"lo
do
do
do
RK
—
J,
Frankfort.
189J
O. N. T.,N. Bkof com'rce Oi-t 1,1890
J. Boston. Co.'s office.
Julv 1, 1896
N. .N'. y., K. Bk. of Com'rce .May, 1979
J.
J,
J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
$2,779,011
previous year.
The
Ctijc.,
B.
Q. leiises or extends aid lo numerous
branch roads, giving thema trafllcguar.,
(usually 40 or riO p. c. for purchasing their
bonds. Contingent liabilities on bends
04f these companies amount to $6,756,000.
An agreement of c nsol. wlt:i, and a
perpeinai l»a-eof the Bur A Vo. River
ft
)
July,
July,
July.
snd Boston. July,
1889
1878
1878
York
1900
f. A. ft O.
Boston.
Oct., 1890
road, was ma^ie in Oct.. 1812; dlv. of 25
f
J.ft J.
Y'crk and Boston.: Jnlv. 1890
p. c. In b'ds 10 betlrst distributed 'oCh.
f. A. ft O.
Boston.
April, 1879
Bur.ft g.stockholdc s. (v. 15 p.l5»,52S )
O. N. Y.. Union Trust Co. Ap 11 1. 1902 la progress
J.
J. N. Y.,Farm. L.A Tr. Co Jan..
July, 1869. Cost
f.
J.*U. Host., at C..B.& Q.onicc -Ian. 1.1887 Openedguaranty of r.. It. $2,.5(X).000.
1896 Traffic
CJ.,40 per cent.
York, Co.'s Office. April, 1909 Coniplcteil, Dimv lie lo
Chicago. ExtenII., A.AO.
do
do
April. 1912
sion of 1>2 miles In progress
J ft J. IN'.Y., Farm. L.
Tr. Co
1900
J.
J. Salem; .Mass.. Clinton. la! Jan., 187."
'" perpetuity to Cnic.
NorlliJ.
I'li," i::; 'I •\'^l^^""'
J. Boston. .Merchant
*'"•
'''"'"'"
""'• "'
iF.
A
N. Y., Park Bank.
I'j \m\
M.ft S. K. Y .. Farni. L. ft T. Co. ^'Iit., ^Wm
Traffic «grc ment by M. Cent. (v.lS.p. 3281
J.
J. Boat., 1. Llvcrmore, Tr,
New
New
.
i
,
A A
A
1.000,000
l..M10,0(XI
2..51O. (10
tl.379,510.)
Leases several roads. Total earnings,
firllj.."W.
691, 834.)
Sept., 1890
do
do
do
do
do
J.ft J.
8 f
8,1XI",(1(H1
« a iViCt. of earninf^e over$3,:00. per m.
Leased to Ch. and Northwest, at »700 of
first $l.i>(Xj gross earnings per m.;Uof
the e> cess up to »4.50l)pcr m.. and 1-5 of
all iihove that.
Gross earnlngB, lb71.
do
do
do
J. A J.
do
F.4A.
do
do
M. A S. N. y., N. Bk of ( om'rcc Sept.15. '72 Gross
earnings for vear ending April ,30
J.ft J.
do
do
Jan. !,188S
1872, »: 5f.9.0O9. or «i3BI.;iJ4 more than pre
J. ft J.
do
do
Jan. I,
' ions year. Net earning? $2,619,176
against
A
8
Cost, H78,7«8.
A
1900
1895-99
July 1,1899
1S99
Philadelphia.
g.
S
A. A O.
g.
J. A
7
A. ft
7 f. J.ft
8 f. M.
8 f
.I.ft
8 f
J. A
8 f
J. A
8
4
A.AO. New
I
1
.7r.0,(xxi
3,9i6.:«i
5<W,700
00)
5
2,5O0,lX»l
1 3,50,000
I5 0.i3,lSi)
2i.2s9.55:!
lOOftr
1,215,500
llOO&c
im&c
5(W&C
3004 c
1.00
1,0 y
l.(XX)
1.1X10
7.55.1XW
3 nWi
1
(XX)
m.im
2.S9.tXX)
i.iss.oix)
9I8.0OO
200,000
135 000
2,686.000
l.(XX)
101 JXX)
186:1
l.pon
:s7i
iOO&l
321,000
3,150,000
*
A
A
I
I
2II,(XX)
'(I)
1S65
1863
8
4J<i
8
1. 1X1
lOil
1859
5
8
SlXl.OT)
I.OIIIVXIO
1,1X10
ISHB lOOftc
1863 j500*c
186J
Oxx)
1870
1,0(X1
ISil
1.000
100
i.%2
18t3
185j
7
9fiO,rxx)
'\.m
[500i-
almVe!:
600.(XX1
I.IXX)
V.'XO
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ail
i-nn?,\\r v'"'""''"''''"'''"'"
fcqniu. hds.lion on enuln'tscost'^xtoiliirxi
630,000
2,50O,(W)
A
Sept., 1870.
Dub,* !4ouxC.at»l,500per m.
Nov., 1892
Dec. 22, '72 Leased to B.AO.RR.ln 1866for!0yrs.rent
Dec. 22, -,/
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs.and
do
A.AO.
J. A J.
7 f.
7 f
prm
1,000 16000
100 18,649,910
1,01.10
2,592,0H)
i,aD
150.009
50n*c
2:1
26
f,
Leafed to
1672.
».1,323,36S: elp.. »2.137.81I; net. $iri86.iiri.
Gross earnlngB In ISll, $419,192; expenditures, ti9!l,813; net earnings. |;il9.3r9.
20, '73 Consolidated Match, ls72, with D., Lacli.
w. \'ct earnings, Jan. 1 tn Oct. 1.
20,
1883
Boston.
do
J.ft J.
J.
7
Completed
In progres:'.
Phlla., P.' iiR.c'os. office Oct.'lVl901
Leased to Pitt b., Cln. A St. Lonla Ry Co.
New York.
Oct.,1872 Leased to Erie, »30,(O0 p. yr.: sublet to N.C
Charles'n, Peoples'N.Bk Apr. 1,1886
Net earnings year ending Ang. 81, 1872,
do
„ do
Ju'y, If
$24,417. Costof road. $6ft),000.
N. Y., Metropolitan Bk Dec. 15,1
Op by I), ft H. Can Co. for H gross earnlngB
This road forms a through route beN.
. Fisk ft Hatch.
Nov., 1899
tween the Atlantic coast and Ohio river.
do
do
July 1. 189i
A sinking fund of »100,(XO a year comy . Am. Eich. Bk.
1880
mences one year after eomple'tion. The
do
do
1881
5.20 bonds are convert ible In to any mort
do
do
1876
bonds which may be Issued, (v. 1.5, p.
^
l'do
N
ft
1500
1
15 1890
1901
Jan..I'-7:i
Apl 30, 1884
Jan. 1, 1907
Nov, l-r2
Nov, 1872
Aug. i 1891
Aug. I,1S91
M.ay, 1916
June. 1812
1875
July 15, 99
Api-.15, 190
Charlotte, N. C.
N.Y-., Nat. City Bank.
,1.
ft
ft
713.)
Feb.
Oct.
do
do
do
do
..29,634; r. 11, p.
13,5.
e;>2,
1, 1885
Aug
July
U. 8. Treasury.
Y., Flak A Hatch,
do
do
do
expenses. M-as ^1.07(',165.
CHBoxiri... Vol.
rejiort In
N
A. A O
Q.-J.
188,000
360.000
1.0:10
1>1T2
ma
7
7
7 f
1867
1871
1S69
1BT2
13,0
1159
M.
M.
M.
561.0(X1
1.00)
1,100
N.
Feb.
ls'9v'99
N. Y'., K.Kellv ACo.
N. Y.,Fl8k A^Hatch.
U. 8. Treasnry.
N. Y.,FlBkAHatch.
M. 4 N
M. AN.
5
5
7
1,000
1.00
500* c
300&C
Hatch.
ft
Sacrani'o State Treas.
•I.&.l.
1,001)
941,0(X)
Diion, Peoria* H:in., Kt mortgage
American Central, 1st, mortgage
J.ft
3^7,000
2.365,000
1,0
.
1H72
1869
1869
1863
1868
IS'O
1870
1870
1869
N. Y., Fisk
all
(v IS p.
Y
N
ft
J. ft. I.
.I.ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft.I.
J. ft J.
6
8
226.(XX)
1,0(X)
ftD.
J.
eg M.
2,383.0(X)
1,087,01X1
1,500,0(«)
SOOftc
100
.
?°
Q-J.
A.ftO.
160,500
2,100,000
807.000
«eo,ooo
600,000
8,929,900
2,425.400
21
(a ist lien
O. office.
do
do
West. Nafl Bank.
J.
.I.ft J.
SCO 000
1862
1863
ft
A.'i'b.
1«
5,(H)0,1)00
5(K)
"41
sunrlj.it
.I.ft J.
J.
7
i5,oa),ioo
1,000
625
825
323
823
".I.
B.&
over
522;
622, 595, v. 15, p.
1875
1890
7
400.000
100
vn,im
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, preferred, sinking fund'
Jack.& Ch.,)8tM,lnt.
J.'*
100.000
,
Bait., at
d.&O.
7
7
1,(XI0
i,a)o
iHil,
SeeannnaJ
i894
Jan., 1873 Dividend of s>i per cen*. on rrefered.
April, 18S0
Block, »753,700, paid Oct 1.'72. fv U.p.532 )
1S7U-97
Leased to C.ftA.,at 6 p. c on stocBlnt&c.
Jan. 1, 1906 In progress, (v. 15, p. 76.;
Apr. 1,1902
Ket eariungs last year, »213,755. Leaped
to Ph.
Reading., Oct.,1872. Seeteiias
May, 1872
V. 15, p. 491.
Jan.
Jan.
Bait.,
.I.'ft'j.
6g
'Y
2,100,000
21
C*(«i/70c*.4;<o)!— com.st^k
bt. L.,
6g. J.'&J.
?*•
«l
9,153,a,i(l
181)9
427
Cli'iter it r«maiw(— iBt. M.,gld
Clienter Ko/fcy-lst mortgage
let mortgage
Income bonds
00.0
2.571,209
71,000
. .
Bonds, tmt mortgage
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
750,1X10
.
CAesWre— stock, preterred
.1.
A.ftO.
1,9»,000
6,1
822
'
J.
ft J.
ft J.
ft
.1.
6,080,100
25.8«,0tX)
2.735.000
40
40
(Merry Vul. Sliar. <* .^i.— 1st M, conv!
Chesapeake <fe OAio— com. stock.
1st M., skg fund gold
5.",!0 bonds (Debentures),
gold
iBt M., (Va. Cent. U.K.,) guar, by Va....
8d M.,
do
do
) coupon
Iiicome mortgage. (Va. Cent K.R.,) cp.
Funded Interest, coupon bonds
J.
l,H3.ax)
i!()6o
17
.'.'.'.'.'
D.
ft U.
ft S.
.1.
25,88:1,0(X)
1.000
1,000
"w
."
A
51,283.190
1,000
Jl.tVXl.ooci
.1. ft
M.
00
at office.
do
do
do
do
N
ft
ft
Y.&N,
3,000,01111
i!(V)o
110
85
193
do
N. i'.,
Q-J.
1,000
1,000
12;i
312
B12
2U
New York.
New York, Office.
8.
ft
A.&O.
f,
7pr^r.
50
50
1864
1863
1870
on stock and a«siimption of all llabllil ies
was made Oct. 20, 18;i. Nft Income In
4
do
do
do
N.;r„ Union Trust Co.
New York.
New York, 41 Soulh5st.
N. y.,US.TlU8tC'o.
do
Cedar Rapids, Treasurer
do
do
N. T. Nafl Park Bank.
do
do
do
do
Savannah, Ga.
&.I.
.1.
M.
7J2
158
f.
1,000.000
19".
...
M.
7g.
7g.
566&C
'65-'69
*
A.
H\ ft A.
M. ft N.
.1. ft D.
15,000.000
3,70 VXJO
O,
F,& A.
F.
1,000,001)
'137
O. Br. (|7,5
CHorl.,
Mort. for
7
500*c
*
,I.ft J.
5,0X1,000
18Ti)...
I
M.ftN.
2,:i32,0lXl
100
74
(). * A.,l«t M.
bds on C. Pac.4; Cal.& Oregon lands
SanFr,
7
769,600
500&C
1855
1869
18T4
ftD
A.
6,85'.l,4flO
500<S:_
"74
.
C.
1,:177,0I10
100
100
.wn&c
in
....'.'.'.
Ist mortgage, gold. ta.\ free
Sobord. lieu. Call. State aid, gold
Bonds, (formerly rouvert. Into U.S. hds
Bonds on San .Joaquin Valtey Hr.,gold..
U. S, Loan. Ciil lien on certain terms)
Western Pacific. 1st mort gold
do
Government lien
California & Oregon, 1st mortgage gold.
on
7
231
til
mortgage bonds
F. ft A.
.1.
210,000
IW
Preterred stock
7g.
J. ft J.
500* c
500&C
1964
1866
m
,
Philadelphia
& &
F. ft
f.ft A.
20,000p.m.
U6
Central J^icifU^-stocs
&
Phlla. ft Mt. Hollv.
N. y.. Union Trnst Co.
Xew Yoi k or London.
A N
A
M.
7
TOO.ttlO
582.0! <)
>n
New mortgage bonds
Bond4 (ronvcrtiblB Nov., 1875 to
Central 0/iio— Common stock
C. P., !6t M.,
1,(»K1
1(10
l!r2
W
gaar.by Cli.&N.
Central t^f Iowa— Hi. d.,gold, coupon
4d mortgage, gold, *l,00O per mile
antral of y. .ferret/— stock
acrlD to be full stock, Jan. '.M, iSTi
2d mortgage {now 1st)
.
J.
A. (to.
3)4
1,300,000
200,000
1,000
;87l
274
123
70
SI
R. ds 7!nHil,fro.— stock
mortgaee bonds, coup
1810
"ii
61
Preferred stock, 7 per cent
letniortgage
c.
Camden, N.J. Office,
do
do
&
.T.
g
<
232.(100
2011,850
40
Bonds on 2d div, s.f
Cedw JRapidf <t Mf>— com. stock
•loliet
7g.
2,098,000
1.0
1,00
ioo
Ca)ia.^toM— iBt mort
OxijuQfi ia^<i— ist mortgage, gold
Cat/Hija (t Susguehannu—alocK
Cedar F.db Minn.— Bonds ou Ist divlslon.s.i
do
do
50
65
1,1889 Tliereisnlso a 2d and extension mortgage.
Ij'an. 10,
The C. ft A. n.R., Del. ft liarl', n Canal ft
N. 1. R. It. form the United Co.'s of ^..l.,
inao
The lease to I'enn. U.R., at 10 per cent
It. p.
O
& A
F.
A
I
" ^^ ""
A„|
^""
A
A
M.A N.
do
do
J.&D. New York. Co.'s Office. Nov-' 1891
Chlc-A Vnrthwest operates 1S82 mllei
il'''^'^' .'I^iThe
3. J.ft D.
do
Doc. 2,1.
DOC. 23,
andhiisaddltionalext<'nsloiis*hrai;che«
F. A A.
do
1885
In progress. Lands of the t'ompany are
7
M, A N.
do
May. 1883
about 2,0IXI.IXX) acres. Operations for the
7
F. A A.
do
1885
years ending June 1, 1372. compared as
K. A A.
do
1889
follows with 1870-7:
K. A A.
do
1885
1870-71.
iri-T2.
F. A A.
do
1882
Gross earnings
$ll,ii")4.»14
$11.40'Mfi
M. A N.
do
1875
Operating exps, Ac.
6,S!0,0»
6.3 1,506
J. A J.
<lo
ISSt
J. A J.
do
1873
Net earnings....
$l.i-.i2,135
I
,.!|
•
Q-F.
A.
ft
O.
J.ft J.
ig. A.
&
O.
do
do
do
do
.-
(v. 14, p. 515.)
1383
1889
1SS9
1884
ft
ft. I.
A.
1,150.500
'iuo
'.
mortgage bond^
Chattel mortgage bonds
l,)8'i.
Ptlitadeli-hli(.)IIlce.
i,00ll,t«in
Preferred stock
New
490,001)
500&C
Newstock
Iji Id
PhlI'dFlphlaOfflce.
Princeton, N-,1.
Xorih. Dlv. completed Jan. .'iS. (T.;6,p,3
1,1891
2, 1901
iS83
7
6
7
7
6
S.OOO.OOl
60
60
_
CaiaUi. JffcA. X- Chic.—lH
Cntawlsna—iiomxaon stock
1st
London.
T. 16, p. 14.)
Oct., 1909
Loudon.
do
500.00.1
1891
/I.
Natl Park Bank,
IMil'a. ft N. Y. oniccB.
Philadelphia OIBce.
,
15l,0i<i
'•id
1st
y.\
•July 1,1891
.Inly 1.18S9
do
York.
London
.f 'J,' ^r'' .''°''
D.
.I.ft
X-
XT
& A
& N.
K.
S66,U(K)
5,0OO,«)o
1 »16,000
& New
H. G. JIarquan<.,j.Ian
(Oct.
;•• .-.
N, Y.,
A.&O.
1301,000
~
nABiit Co.— Ist Mortgage.
CamderiL
hH, _
• "
Caruula Soittherrv~\Bt H. KltT s. cp
X Soittherrv—lBtiil.
•(f.s.f.
Centra!
3.&.J.
l«
l,2l>S.i>-0
Otma^n A Atlantic— lat Mort., conv
morWage
1st
let
Boston
V.
.!.& J.
l«- F. & A.
2H
Sg \. * O.
A. & 11.
of 1«&S
<i.
&
.M.
7g!f. A. * O.
Sterling loan ISXk'tKU}
Ca-lenO€t<i
do
J.*. I.
a
3,.'/»),llllO
:
1st
J.&.I.
a f
s t
6,817,400
675,000
,
.
2.30O,l»l)
(to
"
i.
REMARKS.
Last Dlv,
Boston, C.'o.'s onice. j.luly 15, "72 Nrt earnings, year
ending Apill 30. IS71.
''°.
'"
|Julyl5, '•,2
B
3d series of bonds
O. Boston lend XNew jfork.klct. 1,1893 tl,2«l,9«. Th- 2il and of <:hlc.. Bur. ft
have IralBc guarantee
.l.ft.I.
Q,
Boston, by Treasurer, l.lnlv 1, 1873
An Bgreementor loiisoildiifn Mid n per.I.&.l.
do
do
•luly 1, 1878
petual !e«Be to (iiic.llurl A OuincT,
A. & O. Boston ft Xew Vork
Apr. 1,1879 wa- made In October, 1812. (v. 15, n.5:a;
'
do
do
1,000
ConsoUdftted mortgage loan
Sterling loan of United Co.'s (iaeejOOJ..
Bond to
Loan of
,S
Bonds.^'
Prluclpal
W^Xlt^^
/Stock'
rajable and
Wliom.
,T.
*
1,1100
IUO
LIST.
ft .J.
A.
.lU)*
S.5,fl,9;i
1,UU0 20,0lit'p ui.
8,000,000
2rT< n,n)o
1869
!t<',
4
&
J.
4
600,0(K)
71i.'M«)
6;3,;i(C
100
SO&L-
I8IU
iBl niort. conv. on liranch, (r>th series)
Convertible bonds of 1S70. (fitli ferleai..
fiurt.tt Mo. ill yfhru^ktl—isl AL.oonv., 1,
fiitfiinot^i tt SoiU/twe^tern^lstM..
'•! -l«t.\I..Kolil., our'U&l'nd
Or- <
Vn
C'
L^^V """o
.1.
5,636.300
1,435,>0'
6,l«8,350
lot)
Preferred stock
I''
pert
Cent.
Mo. iWwfr— stock
<t-
Rate
lfc73.
or any error dUcovered la onr Table,,
INTKBK ST OR DIVIDENDS.
OutttandlDg.
iS.
1st mortgage, on road & 400.UXt acres land
Bonds conv.lntopref.stock CM series)..
Bonds conv. Into pref.stock (H<1 sorlys).
Incbilseouv. to com. i<tock, (tlli series).
l,oiin
.
1915
1»74
Jan., iaS8
April, 1911
Interest
A
$5,3fl3,40'l
rents..
Net income
l,9r3,8!l
2.089,»»5
$2,«1»,:'24
$3,313.41:!
.
B
., .
1
..
..
,,
..
»
..
..
.
THE CHBONICLE.
January 25, 1813.1
.
117
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Subiicrlber* nrtll eonfer a sreat nivor hj fflvtng a*
UKSCKIPTION.
foot riotCB on
of
references, tee
all
'5
Miles
,
For explanation,
Immediate notice or muf error AUeoTevoA %m •Mr VttMee.
INTEUKST OU DIVIDENDS
rrlnclpal.
Rate
„H
Wlien
KEJIAttU.
Whrr« PavAhle, and 'when rtu..
p.rt
Amnunt
of
I
Old-
Road
ntK!>dlntf,
I
rkjrtMc
page ot RK. Tables.
li>t
by
yi\,
lutDlrl'd,
t.'htcnaft tt ,Vo;7ftj/'<»jf<»rfi.— (Conilnn'n'.>
Wjuoa.
C.AN.W
St.Peler.lBtM-.guar.
<v
do
lMO-1
do
2dM..
l.TOI
do
sd M. land erant «.f.
Chi". ftMtlw nkee.I«tM.. on ""d * equip.
Chlc.A MI', -d M.. (M.4<:.K.It.» lut lien
Chic. A Mtl.jBtM.. JdlitMi
l,fi«.000
.(Ml
4;i>.ooo
sir? 000
1.1.15,(ffll
,00(1,000
14
ISiO
l,s:ii),(ioo
8
1871
New
York. Co.'i OIBce
do
ft ir
A.
t»
A.
l.CllW
WVO
J
J*
!.««)
l.l«l
I
r.,lftM..Bii. C.AV.W
I'>wn Mldlund. (t M. Kua-'.hy C.& N.W.
Mr-ooinlncf exti»Dnl.'n Ibtmort.. gold....
New ifentrnl morlKftxe <for $48,iX'".*«»'>>
Chic. peKin ife ofowc/tirtvvarw— Ul M.,gold..
Chir., ft J. tf / m-/fl,--stock
l»t inortKage, ttinkliig fttiid
i
hlc.& S'« fwt., l:*t M. K"l (guar. In cu»- ^
<;ii!c * Soutliu-.iht M., cold, not gunr
CfUlicfHhe it Li unsir-Ul Si., fsQUT by H .Ho
Cifi., f/iimllioH rf- Ddi/tou—ttock
M.
7
7
7
7
1(J71
!.«rr(. pi-.Tr.'.np-A
J. A
7
7
2,750,0(10
1
tOMc
182,1«1U
1
D.
M. A N.
do
J.* J.
* O
2.7llO,0ai
^'ullreporllnrH«»«in.s.T.i>.f> in
ilo
)IO
Var.
.f
J.
1874
Idi*
1«77,«V(
do
botll
....
1(11
O
<lo
•to
l..l»l|
JuiKl.lJ.l!
Ui mortgage cf
di
do
3d
of
of
.
guar by Icsuees
ni'irt
Consold. skg fund, M. for $3 aW.OOi?
C"le.brQok(tale R.Ii.—\»i mortgage
t'olnrntlo C^Tttral~\H morigage, conv
Coi u
it ffovk. Vrt/.— Stoc k
lut M.slnk. fund bds
iBt mortK-ige, Logan
Straitavllle Ur..
ft
N.r..
•J.
ft.I.
mortgage
6r)o,o(»)
-)00&c
48;,'.«10
500&C
"50
500*c
:oo&c
1,000
i.io
76
588
1.243,
J. ft J.
7
7
tf.
A
6
M.
K.'iOil,!!!))!
5
f09.(X»
7 f
1
t.
J
>wfm
6
7
•
«
f.
117
102
142
!
8
«
4I1I).000
5
fHI,U(0
1.4(Kl,110O
7
7 f
1871
1,01)
141
111
111
1856
1867
1869
61ft6t
1864
1871
"ss
13
110!^
81
1,00)
1,000
7g
2.232,'HX)
i
(Wl
SOO&c
100
"50
4«7,0(W
622,100
108,500
495,000
!
1851
1SS6
1872
1869
1871
;
£>6nv4>r it Rio firande—i&x. mort., gold ». f.
Ues Mntnf.-* Val-^lni M., Kfokuk to Des M.
tstM..on85m.A-Jfi5,000acr'fl&2dM.onlt!2uDtiroit, Eel. Rir. it J.—Ut mortgage
Detroit. miUulale
/jui.-lsl mortgage
2d fj.ortgaze
uiided Coupuns. N'oT. IS.fiS
Bo-ilsof.Iuiieio. 'tJ<MCondliIonal'vi ....
ei*rdn»rf()ak.&()tta.l{i:.)Oct.l.*;s3.Kld
r)ollar (Oak. & otta. lili.j hWf, Oct. l^5H
1st Mort. (Dcfr. <fc TontMir l:i:
\pr I 'ji
;fl t
lb
I
'54
"
iiioJ).
on I>ct. r«...i t-r^iim:
SIohx C«y— Stock
mi^rt.
.'.KO.OOU
7 f
2,5(.»l,000
1,(WJ
100
- lbl<-
P
Tllbl"
fiontt*.
1856...,
(.•65
l,1Si
t>t.
rli.-6i)-'«l.,
l,'«9
IS?
M.ft N.
M.ft N.
ft
J. ft
7
1.
.M.ft
g
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Xew York and Bopton. July, 1900
Pblladelphlii.
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N. y., Co.'a Ofllce.
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.May 1, 1888
Coal Co.
PWla. ft Carlisle, Va.
Oct.. 1872 Stock owned In large part by l*a. Rlt. 0>.
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Panbnry.at Office.
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V. Y., Lockwood A Co
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N. v.. ••onn. L. ft T. Co April, r09
N. Y., Loud, ft Frnnkf't .luly, 1911 |In pr'ftresa. Darenp.. la., lo«t, Paul.
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Jan. 1,1880 nual report r. U, p, 7l4.
Bank July,
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Oct.
Oct.
I,
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May, 1875
July 1. 1886 the Merchants Bank
N T. ft Petrolt.
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N. Y. ft London.
been reaeenied. N'
N'. Y.. M. K.Jeaupft Co Nov. IS. 78
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1,
1878
t«3S.0«3.
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Is 1.59 \8I9, com, nock, ISS4.662.
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Jan.
1,
N. Y.,GaiiailnNaflBk Jn1jr'lVl900
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:N. V. Office.
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mortgage
Muskingum Tai.— lut
C'f'velaijrl
1,000,000
1,0110
1M5
Cin. tt Jf>irtinfiriUe-~\BtM.,
0';.?B.,
M. ft N
J.ftD.
5,1 00,(.<10
i.no*)
isfij
iiiorlf;ag*!.irn»r
0>n., La'uj/eUe tt t%icnaQ-^iH uiort., gold.
it
7 g. f
8,6 '8,(100
1.1
Cin., Rir-hniond it
7
A
J.* J
A.
1*9 ino*
"(W
'(S
'67
Cifuiiin^ti et TjuI— lut
Cinn.
5'-
UAKl.OOO
181)9
11X1
.
r.
:
1H71
'
3fi
m
l.Vioo pi-
M
.
11
s on prel..
iKith; Dec
,
.
is:!
on
Jnoa. H.'.
Un
•lo
ft <l.
ft II
DI tda'ids 111
follows: Dei
Dec, l.ni»i
London.
.Inly 1876
Jan
1,
*73
187i
1174
Sept.,18T8
Ap'll. 18-5
March, 1888
May, 1889
Consol. Nor .1"
K, Ten- ft G?
debttoTenn
loan.
(y.
I"),
"'
y T..nn
ft Va. and
Co. paid fta
e aln^.
r
fund
........
N li.'im., wlthsl ck of
$492 y). name dlvldcndp as Esst. X'sss.
Leaves Portlsnd, "aco ft P.. at 10 per
New stock $200,000 lacent on atock.
iued !>•«., 1873. (8oe report t. 16, p. (4.)
Loses F.astcm
In
m
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.
.
1
,
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE
118
[Jan'Jary 25, 1373.
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
any error dlscoTered
Siobacrlbers will confer a great favor by gtvlns us Inimedlato notice of
DESCRIPTION.
Mllesl
of]
"s
Sa
For explanation. &c.. of all references, Hee Roadl «5
foot notes on 1st patfe of UR Tables.
JRm* /Vnn«vfranUl—stock
1st. Mortgage
1
«»>•
Mi:
lOO&c
lOO&c
1,0110
200,000
8.000.000
per cent, stock
mortgaKe (expended I
id mortgage, convertible
.^d mortgage
1st
i
1,I>J0
1,000 OU)
I8U
500
570,000
50,(00
78,000.000
186? to 18CT)
"i(io
100
1,000
l,00il
l.OCJ
4,000,000
6,000,000
4,441,IIOO
926.500
18.>J
Bnttalo Oriincli Bonds
fjong Dock Co. mortL'aae
1361
Storlliig bonds, coil vertll)le,JEl,lllX),uoo....
O«ncralniort.,gold ffor $30,0(»IXX))
bi'Dds (? 10,0011 .WX) aathorlzed)
IS'B
1870
ie ft /*(i(.s6(tr,v—stock
mortgage, conv. Into cons, mortgage
mortgag, convertible
1862
1865
136S
.
Consol. mon.free of Suite tax
^'quLimentbou U
Lwouean db ..Y. American,
iile):
i
ls72
I860
1866
1868
lb68
1367
1st mort.. L. G., 153,600 acres, Ist dlv
1st M., aom, 2d on m. l.g . I.i3.600 ac, 2rt d.
1st mo'-tgage, L. G., 388,000 acres, 3d dlv.
Flint & Holly B. R. fs. f ., *25.l«)U per year)
Bay City K, toaginaw, 1st .M.guarby lese's
Bay County, issued in aid &
do
Construntton honrls
Holly, Wayne & Monroe. Ist mort, s.f. ..
ftori(i't~lst mortgage, gold, convertible
Flutthing tfc yt)rlti>iitie—i.^X- mortgage
fy>Ji(ta,Joliiiittow}i <t GloverH>nlle.~\fit
Fort, mtf/iie, J(Kknon itSaniiiaio—Ui
tft
I'TO
1869
1871
1869
13(1
1871
ISil
Cinii—\st M.. gold.
/^H/i-yioanirt— IstM., gold
cfe H. qr' 18U— 1st Mort.
A Binkiita
372,600
l.OUO
t'o.— stock
1,000.000
1,000
1.000
500&C
H70
M tnortjage. gold
Or. Rapids a l7ullaiia—\^i m, gold, guar...
let mort, gol
not guaranteed
Orand Trunk ( Ca.i't'/'ii— stock
Mori, to Bk of U. Canada on surplns lands
Equipment M., 1st on all rolling 'took.
do
do
do
2d
Postal bds.&c, secured by gov't business
IstPref. bds.conv. into I'^t pr-*f. stock....
2d
do
do
2d
do
Sd
do
do
1
1872
1809
21,000 p.
sooic
146.0U)
132,000
1,000
1.000
1,733,000
476,ai0
500&C
600I&C
100,000
7i,OiO
500
A
i'oiio
1,000,000
2,:W,000
liUnois Central- -stocii..
1st mort. constr ctl >n i)dsfnow payable)
do
do
do
do
gold
Redemption, 1st & 2 series
do
3d series, s crllng
Jndia/ia
UUaott Ce/U.—lst M., gold
1
eft
Indlanap. Diooin'tonttWe^t—lst M.,gtdbd8
2d inor gage
Idttianap., Cine, it />!/.— stock
Ind. & Clnn. of '58
Ind Clnn. & Lafayette
do
do
do
.
Louis— let M.,In
3 series
Eoulpment bonds
2d mortgage
low^ FiilU it Sioux rM'/—\9' M.. Anl. T '69,
2tli.ac I ife ^(A^rtv— 1st M., sink, fund, gold.
l/tii^. it
Safflnato—lsi mort
i',6.60
I.IIOO
500&C
1,000
V,6oo
1,600
Jticksono. y. W. it S. B.—'tl mort., gold.
./tcVs'Hip.ftjiiinc.ctJfbd— FloridaSt Bdsjtld
JeTemon
tP.t.)—\st M. (Hawley Branch)
mort<fagi! (Hawlpy Branch)
2
6t iLOrtgare (Su i|iieh. to Carbondale).
(ni.
&
ift
1(10
£100
illOO
£100
£10
£100
£10J
mortg.ige
.telT'.rsouyllle
-2d m rtgajc bonds..
Jendij6onville.Mad.& Ind— ist m-rtgage
^d
do
2d mortgaff
onds of T-oulsvil e (endorsed)
X. Iniiana—M mort^'age ....,..,
<J
It
..
'
•
:
.
-Ist
.
Mch.l
iilete libles
bilities, 4c.
Mar'Ch IfS:;
Oct. I. IWi!
Jan.
1S91
1
Jan., 693
Sent
1875
1,
.Mtjli.l ,
Dec
do
do
do
do
l'J-20
Leased In 1870 to Pa. KB. for 7 rer ct p"'
annum on stock and debt. Net earnings
10, '72
Jan. 1, 1882
Apr. 1,1S90
July
1,
Oct.
iu 1871, |6i6,031
do
N. r.,
London. Jan
do
1»13
ISSoi
1
do
do
do
Boston
600,0(10
150,000
1,500,11
4,-200.000
615,500
2.000,000
1,000.000
5,000,000
2,855.000
6,517,964
19,941,137
1,751,907
2n,'273
6W,0.5a
2,375,906
618,066
2,360,33.-;
:«)l,733
3,650,000
500&C
100
la)
'ol-'Ki
1,000
7
8 {,
10 f
10
ID
8
8 f
;
{
J.
7g'.f:
7g.
f.
4 J.
J.
J.
4, 1. N.Y.. Wiuslow,
A.40.
do
4Co
L.
do
4 J.
London, Co. Office.
A.4 0. London, at Co.'s Office.
S^'
do
„'*! J. 4. 1.
do
F.4 A.
Var.
do
J. 4 J.
5
1.4 .1.
do
S
do
J. 4 J.
4
J. 4 J.
do
London 4 Montreal.
A. 40.
do
A, 40.
do
"i'g.
J.'
4
J.
5
J,
4
6
6
J.4 D.
M.4N.
J.& J.
5M
5X
A. 411.
A.4
'(<
O.
do
do
4
J.
1»0
8
ise'r
4,000,000
600,000
981,000
10
4,000,0011
isji
1851
1851
1861
1865
1871
1869
1870
1,000
50
500
1,000
'ioo
25,'280,510
500&C
5004c
500&C
Varl
8,012,500
332,000
2,500 00
2,500.000
2,750 000
1,000
1,000
1,0 JO
50
1858
1867
1869
1889
1870
5,000,1)110
157'.'
7
A.& O.
M.4S.
F. 4 A.
J.4 J.
J.'4J.
J.4 J.
F.4 A.
J.'4 J.
A.4 0.
F.4
A.
A 40.
6.5:7
5
7
\^
6E
7g
7g
4
1589,500
2,800,000
1,600,000
2,000,000
i,oa),ooc
7
7
7
7
1.700,000
1.450,000
1,000
1,000 16,000 p.
1,1)00 16,000 p.m
770,01)0
1,000
300,0ai
1,000
5004c 2.960,0 <l
600.000
1004c
1,000
1 495.000
500.000
1,000
910,000
1,000
1,000 20,00iip.m.
J.'4'j.
J.4 J.
6
5,728.490
7
8
r.4A.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
J.4 J.
A.40.
J.4 J.
M.4 8.
A. 40.
F.*
J.
1.
4D.
"Various,
A.4 O,
J.4 J,
do
do
10(1
5004c
1,000
1,000
1,000
i.ijoo
csh
A
$983 742.
nual report
CuEOiK-LK.v.
11, p. 732
J.
&
J.
J.
M. m S.
M.4N.
J.4 J.
4
I'- J
7
?^
M.<fe
345 000
7
7
7
6
A.4 0.
A.4 0.
J.4 J.
M,*N.
J.& J.
7
7
.
.1
J. 4 J.
J. 4.1.
J. 4 J.
N.
M.4 N.
p.
in
79t>-
I900|Fern'dln»toCed.Kcys L,Er.500,003acres
Stock, »;(X) 000,
vet ca.nlii rs, lS7ii-71, $30,499.
1, 183.).
Has a
Oct., 1881
Oct., 1SS9 isold
I
,\p'll, 18961
Oct. 1, 1901 In
traffic
agreement from Mich. Cent.
1871,toFtW.,Jack.,4 Sag! aw.
progress.
July
(v. !5, p.76.)
1, lOOilFirttlnt. rtuejtin..';.''.
luly, 1672 |Not earnings, 1871-72, $117,238. (v. II, r.
1870 to 1886
3S«, 459.)
Sei't., 1900 Tiafflc guar, of 15 p. c. from Ills C.4 Pa.U
Jan.. 1892
Ist mortgage guar, hy Pitts., Fort.Wayna
Chic. (V. 13. p. 83, 177. '209, 210, 46.', 633)
4
All thi- uniountH here given are in pounds
eases Atl. & St, Lawrence,
sterling.
l.iiiin.;
hlc. Dot. 4 Can. Grd. Juni'..
Apl., 1877
.Jan.. 19'i0
59ra.; Moiit.& Champ, ,4i)m,; Botf. 4 L,
Perpetual.
Huron 161m. Gross parn-ngs iu hall
y.ar ending Jun^ 30,1872, £3l9 4',6; exIrrcdeeic.
Irredee ".
penses, £672.197 re' earnings, £1^7,'i82.
'
1
;
Irredeem.
Irredeem.
See CuBONlCLE,
V, 15, p. 6.7. 796, 797.
.
report m'Caao.vicLE.
Interest in delault.
Jersey City,
ist
Natl
Bk
4
Co.
N. Y., Duncan, S.
New
Yorkolfce.
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Bk No. America.
12,
v. 15, p, 627.
Sec Cubomcle, v.
p. 51, 157.
May"l,'l390 Operated by Eric.
H71-8'
Anr. 1, 1881
Mar,, 18Si
Jan„lS92
Han. & St, Jo,,'207m,.hranch, Qui-ry, 111,
to Pa'myra. I5m. Cameron to Kans, C,
Net earn5.3m, Total operated. '275m,
;
shs.
new
C'tnnion stock authoiizcd in Feb.,
See Chkosiclu, vol. 14, p. 219, 321
187.;.
ings in ;S70-71,
15, p, 804.
,Ian..lS92
1. 1S90 Sold Jan. 2tl.
.50.000
$1,089.(134.
:
v.
Consol. into N,Y..B.tM.
10, '73 Leased to Penn. BR., which owns a mado
do
July 1, 1883 iorltv of the stock, (v. U. p. 628.)
Leases Berkshire RR., Stockbridgc4 Pit s.
Bridpeoort4 Boston Jan'.2fl!l873 fleltl. and w. Stockhrg. Gross carnl gs
'871, $730,280; operating exp's, $601 I'.O;
N, Y.,Bkof New York
1877
net earnings, $176,160, again>t $147,0-24 in
Brid;;eport and Boston.
l-^SS
Jan.
Phlla.. Company's office Jan.
'73,
(V. If, p. 6,59.)
18:0.
do
do
1839
N. Y.Nat'l City Bank. .Inly], 1391 In progress. Sv Chroxtcle. p. 453,
Philadelphia, Offlce.
Sept. 1, '90 the repot t to State of Penn. for year
187:, shows $.378,681 gross earnings and
do
do
Feb. 1, 1875
$171,2i4 ope.ating expenses, (v. 14, p.
do
do
Apl. 1, 1S95
do
do
N. Y., Co 'B offlce.
do
do
N. Y. 4 London.
N. Y„ Co.'B offlce.
London.
N. Y or London.
N. Y., Turner Bros.
do
do
N. Y. , Amer. Ex.
Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Un. Trust Co.
do
do
do
r.4 A N. Y.. Farm's L. 4 T. Co
M.&N,
do
do
do
A.4 0. New York, Nat. City Bk.
do
do
J. 4.).
It J.4 J. N. Y.,Farm.L.4T. Co.
do
do
do
8 f
M.& N.
7
A 4 0. N. Y., Nat. Parit Banlr.
J.4
Ushed
seeaiso
1, 19,i0i
628.)
Feb'. ',1873
1, 1875
Apl.
Apl. 1,1875
Oct. ".. 1690
Apl. 1,1375
July
1,
,
1890
Sept, 1867
April, 1888
Feb., 1897
line,
(lO^m.)
707m. Bent of leased roads
per ce"t of gross earnl gs.
35
Net revenue in 1871, $!,'32,S47. Const,
bonds of 18.5 will be paid now on demand. (V, 14 p. So, 490.)
1901 In
Oct. ,1909
Oct
Main
progress. Co. has aid
Road completed,
1906
4 32,000 acres
1*^70
I'd
Cost of road
Oct.. '70
Settlement with creditors pending. See
report In v, 13, p. 800. (v. 13, p. 635, 80O;
V. 14, p. 5il,)
June, 1899
July 1, 1919 Net earnings,
Oct. 1,1900
juiyl, 1881
Sept.,
and equipments. $11,500,000.
Road went Into hands of receiver,
1871, $286 414.
Leases St.
Louis, A.4 T.H. road and pai'l $450,000
rent, net earnings being $^00 676.
Bonds guara.iteed by Penn. BR. Co.
6
7g.
i
:)u
1,
(>et,,l 7S
1390
7
201,000
93,000
2,000 OO)
2,000,000
882,000
2,OSa,00)
2,000,000
7<.000
SOO.LXB
1
Dec,
7g.
4,000,(100
1870
1867
1S69
1869
1862
1853
1866
1870
1852
7
1,000
1,000
m
ISW
8K
"4'
5004c
500&C
1872
1869
1870
1869
1870
f.
1,5'JO,00)
5;'0.ooo
re-
8(,3,
rei:ori v, 16, p. S2.
1871, Jsll.GSi; expenses,
Total
ei ear Ings t2:i.S7i.
;
»1.71t.814. D^1 1'-d sali-s to Jan, 1. 1872.
ferrc'i paymer.ts on land sales and
in trusiees hauls. Jan. 1, 18T2. were
J102.S11
Julv
July
Aug.'.'l870
J.
7
1861
1854
1857
18S5
v. 15, p.
Jan.
1881^
M.4N.
1
ISi'J
Annual
inCHRoxi'.LE
l-ort
Net
$1,041.25'!. pref.. 1100,000.
»21S,i'45.
carnlugB, 18;)-72,
Oct. '26, '72 Co.mp:iny leases the Erie 4 Niagara, 31m
antl tlie Detr. & Milwauk^.e, 189m. For
Oct., 1872
London Joint Stock Bk. July, IS71
the half year ending July 31, 18T2, Ihe
do
gross receipts were .£^50,735; woililng
do
Jan, I8i3
do
tio
Nov., IS73
eip n-cs, £.32!l,l'.i7'. netearnin'is, £2;i,«S;
Piollt
do
intere t on bonds, 4c, £54 184.
do
July, 1876
do
Oct., 1877
on half veai's working £137,111. See
do
6g J.4D.
1,126,515
876,766
300,000
9,167.700
5,087,221
8.0 0,000
1,182.550
700,000
820,000
1,180.000
191,0(0
100,000
100,000
7,660,000
416,000
367.500
1,817.000
113,080
St.
Annual
Offlce.
New It ork or London
N. X., Market Nat. Bk.
N. Y., St. Nich.>at. Hk.
N.Y., Farm's. L. 4 T.Co.
J.
do
do
A.4 0.
Boston, Treasurer.
A. 4 O.
do
A.4 O.
5«' A,4U. Bait.. Merch. Nat. Bank.
J. 4 J. N. Y., F. P.James 4 Ce.
J. 4 J. Augusta.Ga.. KK, Bank.
do
.1. 4 J.
7
2«' M.4S. New York and London.
70 ,000
50
from Bangor to
(v. 15, p. 627.)
iConsol. w'th St. Louis4S.E. (v. 5, p. 2:3)
[Stock paid in, JIOO.OOO. (v. 13, p. 867.;
1.
4 J.
4 J.
4 J.
J.
ia«s
100
100
direct line
and Halifax
Com. stck.
'
;
N. Y., Geo. Ondyke 4 Co
N. Y„Farm.L'an ,4 TCo
'^o^in
'I
Farm.L"an4TCo
do
(V. 14, p. 628,)
.
1, 18i)0
To form a
New York 4
of ea ninga, eX'.euses, 1 aThe i.et earnings above
Juuel ,1888!
Trust Co.
dj
1879
1879
1,510.!)68
//tr(i(I/tr*;>.— stock
Jlad
1,800.000
820,1*1
1863
18;0
nd mort
Jfil., M'Ui.
7
i,5a],iioo
500.00:1
1,201,009
,
mort
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
York and London.
months endlns:
June SO. 1872. IS publiehed very luUy lu
the Chronicle, v. 15, p.*'2. with com-
Tlic report for the nine
1 5, '72
May
Grots earnings,
1.000
1871
indtan'ip.it Viiiceiinea—l^t M., gnar
2d mortgage, guar
jmemational (Texas), Is' M. gold
Houston A Gt. No., 1st mort.. gold
Ionia tfc Aan-vfnfl'— Ist M., traffic g'lar
2<l
do
'
M'.4N. N.Y.,Mercli'nt-'Ex. B-.
M.4N. N. y., Mechan. Nat. uk.
do
do
J. 4 J.
do
do
M.4 8.
do
do
M.4 N.
New York.
J.& J.
do
M. 4 S.
do
Jan! 1,187.
J. 4.).
J.& J. N. Y..Mei'h, »"at. Bank, Jan.! 19011
7
1,764,721
ia/tcos— stoc',t
Preferred stock
mortgage, sinking funtl
2d mortgage
Bo:idso? 1869
Boustontt T€xatCent—\stM,fro\(i, l.gr.,8.f.
hntutngdon A Broad Top— Ist mort., gold.
2d mortgage
3d mortgage, consolidated
Hcrlp for past due coupon
Jack.,
Office, 23d sticet, 'July
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
V- M.4N.
2,9S0,(^iS
mortgage
m irtgage
4 f.
si-X),noo
1st
2d
4 J.
M.4N
J. 4 J.
J.
166&C
221,190
500,000
500,000
floM«a(0'iic— stock
Imllan-ipollfi it St.
J.
M.4 N.
F 4 A.
"a"
1870
Harlem £x(e«?iora— 1st mortgage
Joy
4
J.
1
£25 £3,4S8 539
-
Co/«wi&ia— stock
1st mortgage, guar, by State
Bonds not gnaranteeci
M'tckeitsack tfc y. Y. Exteiitton—X. % mort.
J/aiiiiihal (ft St.-Joxeph— common stock
Preferred - tock
Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 18T0, conv
at mortgage CQnincy& Palmy. RB..
'
'"
"
Ist mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. Itli
-.IS.)
Ist
2,000.000
317.000
660,000
6g. J. 4 J.
6g, M.& S.
7g.
<fc
S'trriHb.. PortK^h, ill.
I
I
UDW.IOO
do
oonds, coupon
Creenvitle
.1.
A.&O.
775,000
4,000,000
1,000
1,000
l,l»X)
'
Oreat Western (Ca!iiifia\—Com. stock
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. Into common
debentures
Mortgage bonds, coupon
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New
7
1
7
.
do
,
Penn.R. R. CO
Phlla., by Co-ipany.
Phila,,
J.4D.
M.4 g
M.4S. New
Q-M, N. Y„ Union
do
J. 4 .1.
do
A, 40.
do
J. 4 .1.
15'i,oOO
1, ('00,000
100
Bonds, not mortgage
Gllmau, tlinton dt Nprinsf.—Xfit M., gold..
4th
111.'200
2.093,0110
S.
8.
11.
825,000
mort
mort
1}'ttvettoit, Uoufitnii
Seorgl'i R. R.
1.4
2,60,000
lOOic
lOD&c
4
J.
7
165,00,1
2d mort
JYerlerick
7
6,446,000
1,000
1871
and etjuipmunt bonds
eft
M.4
100
—
W'li/ne, Jfuttcie
11.4
1.000
I
Pblla.,Penn.LifeIn».Co
N. Y.,
M.4N.
A. 4,0.
7
7
8
ISS.OIXI
i
'Feiv.;- 1««
lO
Haute tt Cftic— Ist M.glJ
Fttchburg stock
Flint (t Pere. MarqtieUe stock
Consol. mort. s. f
S>^ in\Biiit, Tet-re
Fort
F,4A.
8^
3,00!),000
ft,OOO.ia)
l.llODi
*0D=
1869
1852
1851
I860
1867
1870
—
rt.
500&C
lOOic
4
4
600,000
SmtiuiCft Cruicfordtii—l-t M, Ev.&IU.,8.f..
1st mort. ,».f (Evansvllle to TerreH.).. .
Rockvllle extension
Si}aju<mU«, ffeiuterson <t ya>ihv. Ist mort.
2dm
J,
J.
A. 4 i».
.IJchl, 18*1 Stock. »,i.l07,0 0. Annual rep. In v.l5.p.31
Nov., 1872 Leased In 1B63 to Northei'n Cent, for i!9
Jan., loT"!
yrs. Kent paid, $l('o 3Ui. Net earuinsa
Jan, I, lii80' In 1871. »59,68J. againsl 190 219 in 1970.
'2812
Dlvs. guar ly Pa. ttK. (v. 11, p. 628.)
i'ork.
Peun.R. B. Co.
do
'
l«*t M., vvinn. to N.H. line
(Bangor
2d mort, Bangorto "NVlnn
L loa.i.
L'd grant bds & Ist M. Bang to \vlnn
—
7
5
7
Phlla.,
J.4.J.
'"m
'.863
New
^*t
IJWO
New
8.
M.&N.
8>i
S,000,OI>J
IS49
1353
1S57
(ext. to 18W.).
mortgage, convertible
Sth mortgage, convertible
8,53'i,910
1«U
.
4tli
let
soo.oai
4
M.
60H,I>.«)
—
I
PhUa.by P. 4 R. RB. Jan 21. 1R7S Leased to Phil, 4 Beading, at 8 per cent
J.
Phila..r'. 4 li. Offlce.
M.& S.
Mch 1,1881 onsto.^kandint.onbo.lds. (v. 14, p. 6-28.)
J.& J. PbUa.,Girard Nat. Bauk Jan. 1,1890 Formerly leased to P., W. 4 fl.; operate
do
A. 40.
on own account since Dec, 1869.
Apl. 1,1886
400,01)0
1860
mortgage bondu
Income Bonds, 999 year* to run
Bond & inort^ag,^ on Elmlra real estate.
tfie JiatUvu'j—tilock, coinmoa
REMARKS.
(Vheni Where Payable and hy when Due.
Stocks,
wliom.
lastDlvld.
J.&
1,809,200
495,vU)
IW&C
In onr Tallies.
i|
Principal
Cen't.*P»>''''le'
60
50
Ist
'
•taudlng.
1870
conv
JEtmiru (ft WtUia'n^port—aiocti, coin
Preferred stock
7
K"'"
Otti-
BondJi,
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS
Amount
IS
1860
50
luort.,
'.Id mortgage, conv
TU*abf4hU'nm .f: /*fra«coA— let Mort., conv.
Preferred,
oS
lr-58
(JM.)— 1st
hfjsUrii Sftore,
h
.
,
I
Apriii',mi Consolidated, June,
Ian. 1,1900
Chboniclk,
Mar.
aorei.
1872.
V. 15, p, 44
In progress. See
851.
Juiyl, 1889 Leased to Michieaa Ceut., which gives a
Nov. 1,1880 traffic guarantee.
Apl. 1, 1899 Leased to Ills C, at S5 p,c, on earnings.
X. Y., Metropolitan B'k Juiyl, 1890 stock paid up, $286,730.
,
N. Y., NluihNat. Bank. July 1, 1885 Operated by Mich. Cent, Lands, 192,000
,
do
do
do
do
do
1,1888
1?90
(t. 13, p. 667.)
do
^.Y., London orFrankf. July 1, '.902 Bdi offered in Ang.,'72. SeeadT.ln CHBO.y.
N. Y.,S W. Hopkins4Co
1900
Honesdale Nat. Bank. July], 188- Leased to Erie Railway Co,, which pay«
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 1889 interest on the bonds, (v. 14, p. 628.)
N. Y.,by Erie R. R.
Jan. 1. 1389
Indlanap., Treas. offlce Nov. I,18r2 Leased In 1871 to Pitts., Clnn. 4 St. L.BR
(guar, by Pa. BR.) for Int. and sinking
N. Y.. J. 4 S. rergu on Mav 1, 1881
N. Y.. Bank of Am rica. Apl. 1,1873 lund of bonds and 7 per cent a year on
stock. Lease transfered Dec, 1872, ti>
N.Y.,St. Nich.N.Bank. Oct. 1, 1906
do
do
do
July 1, 1910 Pa. Company, (v. 14, p. 591.)
N. Y.,Bankof America. May 1,1882
N. y Faim's'L.&T.Co. Juiyl, 1874 Leseed to Mich. Ceuf.
m
WtS
JrthUary 25,
.
.
.
,
.
nu
THE CHEONICLK.
J
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
mny error 4Ucov«r»4 In oar TaM«««
»i!^9rrlb3r« nrlH coMTDir » tfraat I'avar bf yivlux Q* liuinadlate noCle» of
DESCKIPTIOX.
Miles
1
Eor
of
cxplft'iatloii
foot note« o»
^(1 niortgaife.
Ka/i'i VUy,St.Jo,
tf-
KU
1%6
do
do
ad M
Mo. Valley KU. (Auj. 1.
do
do
do
isii:
IS
1»)
'tio
M
Sd niorijjaKc
Xac'jlO(iJa/i/iutfci?/oo"M&urff— lEtmortifage,
l^t iuorit;atfe (cxtonslou;
atMi.li
l,8ii.-i,i'<)
& 'hre
lOO&c
lOOJtc
Kan^s C.and
Lehi'fh
Santa Fe
Lackaw(t)tnn.—\\Al
<fe
I.g.,
Little Schuylkill- »tnc\i.
Ist mortgage, sinking
LojantpCraiorcUv.ii'S.
man
1.U*'
1.000
1.000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,693,000
9.4,UU)
500,000
F.* A.
J.A.I.
1.000,1)00
J.
1,000,000
A.ftO.
IWiit
SUO&i.-
1,5110,01)0
1S52
1SS5
1,000
1.000
115,l>«)
2,014,0,10
18li(!
1,(100
SW.lKiO
1,000
1,000
1,000
IW.OOO
4 D.
J.& J.
A. 4 <>
M.4M.
200,000
J.
....
1,000
7k.
8,2lU,Ul()
7 u. t.
100
1,000
288,S50
S55,ni«
2K
1,0011
5.000,0110
10
10
7 f
'"si
18,153,600
1.000
1,000
S;l,ti80
S,82«,000
5,000.000
7 f.
14.'>
tor new,
161
SOVW
18(11
1868
1870
'.,000
201
IS
53
18117
bOO
59,0il()
lUti9
sax
lax
185:1
1,000
Si
I,00O
4,108,000
1,471,000
iw
18e«
1^69
1870
1870
1,00')
i«n
i.utw
1,000
1,000
so
1.000
1870
1U04C
1SI>9
50
\«W
line
,500
;
&
"'so
100
1851
1887
1870
mi
1.000
1,000
1.000
1.000
1,000
100
1858
^S.OdO.OOO
(SJO.OOO guar.)..
1.000
Portffaj/e— 1st M., gold
gold
New Loan lor tii.IOO.OUO. gold
Leeds A Farmington R.U. loan.. ..
M. <;. & Aiidfo-cogtfin UR. Interest serin
AndroscogKin RR Bath City loim. ..
Portland* Kennebec, stoi-k
do Varmouth stock ctfs.
do
do Ist mort. extended...
do
do
do Consolidated mort...
gomerset ft Keuncbi'c. 1st &
mart's...
,
Belfast & Moo-iehcad. Ist mortgage,
Manche-iter <t Lawrence—^tock
dt f/'a/zn'jifir'iu/n— 1st
d: C»>i'"i««a(i— stock,
l,(Ktl)
T2->,ono
8,<>8O,60O
551,- CO
i»a
1-300
iJOO
S,500,0()0
2,100.' 00
I8tij
i8r,»
f.7-'7n
1869
1,0.0
i.noo
500&C
500&0
J.
.1
.
»I.4N.
4 D
M.4S.
6
\.4().
66.
J.
2
6
«D.
li-.M.
M,&N.
6
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
6(f. f
It. A.4 0.
1
A.4 0.
sx J. 4 J.
A.4 0.
Q-F.
6
J. 4 'J.
2
6
J.'4'j.
F.* A.
6
3
*v
6
I.
4J.
6
6
7
8
A.4
1
0.
4.).
A.4 0.
I
6
M.4N.
M.4N.
.M.4.N.
A. 4 O.
A.4
7
1.4D.
F,4 A.
F.4
7
2„5i 10,0011
7
1,100,1100
0.
A.
J. 4.1.
J.
J.
4
A.4
5 f
J.
A.4
A.4 0.
49Ir50i>
746,31)0
18 8
18SS
500&C
'"so
..,.
51
eo
::::
.
iiw
XfXO
187J
I,l«i
1,000
inu
....
631,000
496 892
429,000
741,400
62,000
2n,.800
1,149,300
560,000
IJO.oUi
1,000,000
800,000
1.388,992
8.130,719
4.460.388
2.450,000
1,050,000
2,500.000
3,000,000
300,000
900.000
1,500,000
190,000
800,000
warn
A 4
:g'f:
J.
J.
O.
4.1
4
.
I.
.
;
,:
.
Feb.. 1897 OpiMiUci
Oc:
V'.-7i
>Iav, 1873
<uue, 1898
Sept., 1910
O. t., 1872
,,,
.-,
.,
.
,
,-i,irni
Kerelpts ironi
No
all source,
1871. |i5,ll«.S 2
,W,
.
itu.
m year
ending
net. >2.44V
;
,<6l.
Dlvldouds in lOyrs. liioperct, Ii. Wch.,
'872, S3>£ i-er ent new stock was sold at
par to stockholders, iv. 14, p. SK.j
N,Y.. N, Bk rommrc*, [lee. 1, 18.19 Lea--ed for :'0 ycai s to PaelAc ol Mo,
Xcw- York 4 Cinclunati Di'c, 18;; Leased to Pllt... (In. 4
ruar. by
Mhv. 18.8a
I'elin. Jtn.
N. Y.. Bk of AlilL'rU'ii.
lei^eett aaaumiuu llabllllles
iiud paving flAi.uoo per yr. iv. 11, p. Ml'.)
1S96
do
do
Boat,, Xat. Bk.Coui'rcc. Ian. 1,19110 Land Kraut about 1,0U9.29« acres.
Slala
'
ML.
do
Apll.l»» aidHii.uHipernilie.
N. Y.. Union Trust Co. April, 19l)ti State aid ns.oon per nd'e.
Jin .1871 Leased and operated Uy Phi.
Philadelphia tlBce.
4
Reading.
I>iv'dii7pcrcei:t. (V Jl. p. •«.)
Oct., 1877
do
N.Y., Jones 4 Schuyler. Aug., 1900 Coivpleted Auir. ie~>. (T. 16. p. 14.)
Operated with X.J. Hotithcrn,
N. Y., N. J.South'nli.R
Sepi!ri872 ag Haib, br, completed in l'7U. Die, of <
per c<-ut in 18 2. Cnropany b'-ld. 1 t
N. Y.j Vcimilyf 4 Co, July. 1998
189(1
mort, bond- to retiie extension 4 Oka
Philadelphia,
do
Lou's
1893
ilile.
June.
July,
.
U.Y..
Bank
do
do
do
S.T., J.
of America
18>'i
18 re
1906
Jan., 1874
Jan., 1881
Jan., 1897
do
do
do
B. Alexander
JJ.
Y., Drexol,
do
do
Feb., 1871
M 4 Co
Jaiil,'7n-"7l
.
1866-87
1886
do
du
May,
LonlKTlUe.
"r3-"75
Sov..'9t'-'95
do
Oct. 15,1813
do
N. y., Drrxel,M.& Co. April, 199S
Loudon, BarliiK Bros. Dec. 1901
Aug.. 19.12
do
do
Philadelphia.
ta. by Ua. R. R.
4U|.'., 187J
Augu
do
Mai'on, Ga.
New'Yofi.
no>tan,'Nat"£xch. Bk
llO
dT
do
do
do
(10
lf(t7
Boston. N.it. Exch.
Auff usta, M«.
1879
1887-1900
1889
1879
nee. 1972
Oct., lesj
Oct., 18)0
1912
1890-91
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1900
do
do
Julv, 1S98
July, laui
Bk
Cove
hr, bd»,
Groa-earni ga. :87'-72. fl.o'^
(-03,^73: net esininx .».
^ov., 1871, Willi
t act,
»1,0 0,000 new stocK was HI SO. lind i9a>.U)J or old
'
—
°
/<%
.-
'<
Mock
at lA.
Last annual report, CoioaicLC, r. U, p.
Itl.
April, 1900
Louisvtile.
J.
J.'i'j.
J. 4 J.
A.4 0.
.
I
0.
5U.IU0
Ut
oaaearn,
t
do
Various. N.Y.,M.K. Jeiup 4 Co
do
do
A. to.
7
O
-.4.
4,
;
F.'&A.
.1.
.^- ...
!
4 J.
.1.4.1
J. 4 .T.
's'
P 4M.)
.lua. Ky.
!<'.2
4.(.
J.
J.
I
-^
!-'i
4D.
A.'4 0.
r.4 A.
100
100
100
II, P. 799,
March iNl'i
do
Capital alacll U tlJOiJM.
Apt. 19,18311
do
(V. i4, P.C28.I
A uy 15, IS*
do
Jan. 1, I8<
da
New York
Apill. \«H
M. y., G <ii>dy.o4Co. .July ;. H-7 In P'ocress, Of areso to Lewi'tun.
N. v., Uulou TrUKt CO. K.l).,l!r;i Co isolldatlnn. Jn c, Uro oi the I,. Bl or*
Fei.., 1871
do
do
road iliicludliK Clcr., P. 4 A. and tier.
do
July. 19U0
do
4 Tollandtbc MICta.».4 N. Ir.d.Co.-.
do
du
July, I'JIl
a d
[,t
l«;i, Buir. 4 Krie Co.. akich
do
0«t. 1.1>82
lirii,
do
4 stale Lis*, and Kile
S. Y., Bank 01 N. York. Oct., IS79
4N
roll. Mod. 4 Tol. road
do
do
Miiy, 1*5
and
White Plfeon are
A.
du
Nov., 1877
owni;
do
_;..wn4 KrankI leased at
do
do
Au>..1976
40|ier(unt ol ifroHS ear.>in|rs. a d hal.
.Inly, 1,?7I
do
do
Alleif. 4 G, I:,, leaaed lor int. on stock
do
Jan., 188)1
do
and bunds Biiu>;mtti,c i,, flitl.v*'"iprj )r.
do
Od., 1992
Total lei'tr
do
di>
April, 1S99
do
Kro-8 eari'
do
du
Ilcc, \'Ci
penses.y,'.:
do
July, 1685
l**ee rcp'iii
do
_
do
Anul, 18C6; Total receiiii. lu I 7u, t.
do
do
d-i
>fov., 187H
penHc8.t8Stl2.i2U, Anli
do
stock was volcdln *<1 to
do
July, 1S)12
do
pavmeiit of 8i l-:i per ido
Sept. ISMi
viOuel' eakh; lull jiBliI
do
do
.A rll. lf,9S
do
.'an, 1. ik^v
Iter Auirunt 1. \*>ii
do
do
JuIy.l8S7 Ev II. p. (57,6.7: V. 15, p, I..
do
do
Ju y, 1887
do
July, 18,-8
do
do
Ian. 1, 1H.7
do
do
.liiiie>.IMi4
do
,lan.. mii9 L. rr, 1,CS2,0UI acrer.
.Y., Boston 4 PUlIa
I eased to N. Pac.
do
l.Vl'l. 1,1S«)
do
\V. A: C 40 Ti. c. on oTcaa
ritti«liurB Ottlce.
.Inn., '8,3 LeaiM>il ir,
Y., Wliulow, L.4 Co Auk. l8Cfi
earn
Y, Farm. L. 4 T. Co. .Inly, 1899 Sli.Ck
.2,
Uostou Omcc.
May.lMO
»19
,w.
M.4N,
J.
6iio,aio
100
I
du
du
do
do
J. 4.1.
3.431 .520
1,000,000
1,100,000
1861
b
'111.
.1
1,U»
1871
Mf
jfr.lN
Wu|.laii
e
100
10 lie.
ISdH
aeatoat MW,7«« la inn.
L7a<
over 6inOMiv
c
a*, loi.oalaroaia
,nd
d'U ayablc'oalT oil' of aet earnUigt. Annual report la CaaoaioLn, V.
927.
,
4
do
do
do
do
187;
wto
do
il.4 N.
370,000
2,5IX),"«1
do
N\ Y. Del., Lack.
tif.
7
•ai)-'6i
—
earulUKSof Ksaaaa ParlAc wer< liM*.
1
PblladclphlaOtUce.
w.'m
190,00
)>.
4 I).
0.
A.4 0.
com
^.»..
4
4
A.4 0.
Q-.I.
F. 4 A.
I 4
1870
1870
100
dollar
mortgage, uterllag
J.
J.
1.
600.000
mo rtgage,
mortgage
1110,000
3,000,000
701, 00
181^
mortgage..
id mortgage.
t 8d mortgage
Scioto ft Hock. RB., Ist mortgage
cm. A Bait., ist M. guar, by M.& C
Marietta d P(tt9b—\9t^l,t'A. 0130 p.
Marquette A Ontonagon~lit m., laoome. ..
Mart/land <t i>c/au>ar«— Itt mortgage...,.
:fd
64,000
25,010
l.«,000
88,000
S33,l>«
6,617,000
1163
18(W
w
4111 ;
a majorltvof -lock In lt«
lief.ver HaclAe »lil'-bl. perawd la l-oI'ueclloii with Kanaaa Panic. Ink'IIX't
Bt. LouK.
In .I.IKti
do
187: it 76
Loud. 4 Fraukf. .luim 191K
do
luiyl, liM)
do
Hoia.. ;s (
H. Y.,
(T, IS. p.
ThtsCo.oirns
IWI -97
4
Q'-J.
2H
225,ir'0
1*70
M
Marietta
Stock. Ist preff
Stock. 2d preir
851,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
6U1
100
M-Une Central—stock
lat mort .consol. (gold)
Bonda »l,lW.00i) Loan. A. & K. Rli....
Ist mortgage, Bangor L'u (F. & K. KR.)..
ISTO.
2,6 .'3,483
1,01)0
nt bonds
Tre*(«/7*— stock
Bonds
1st
3,000,000
l,W ,000
175,000
100
mort. endorsed by Ga. Kh
Macon (£ Itrunsictck— lat M., State eodors. 197 »<
^d mortgage
I9;s
1st
77!,.VX)
1,500,()CO
2OJ,0l)0
IS»
\mi
'ifX
Xlan^ehl
750,000
2,W8,100
1856
Memphis & hio. ist M.. sterling, guar..
Memphis ^Caiksvlile Br., 1st M.,sterrK>
Extension Bonds,
5,1 00,0110
f.
349,00)
Extension, Louisville Loaa....
it:
190,0'JO
S,5UO,0('O
71519
Lt/keni F'a^'«^— stock
M iftison
9yOW)0
151,1 WO
mortgage on main stem
Loan
Lebanon branch. Louisville Loan
Memphis branch, 1st mortgage
Lebanon Br., ist mortgage
<t
,,0011
W),000
Louisville
Kquipm
A. 4 0.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4.1
J. 4 J.
ion,i«
840.000
500.000
4.5OO.0U)
lat
Maoo-»
4, 1.
M.43.
1.1«»1
•8>5
18S9
J.
J.
3lIo,00O
3,000,()0O
50
4
A.&O
500&(:
fund
Auausta—UtM.
M.dfcN,
1-.70
.
it
M.4N.
300&C
Lex., 1st mor'gage.
do
do
2d
do
Mort bonds (Shelby cut-uiT)
Loiiinrtlle tt N'.ishviile—stoca
Macon
l,'<l<t,000
5,'^5«,()0C
181 i9
W of Ind—l^t M gld
mortgage for
1:0.
A.* O,
1-(19
L^nlwille, Cin-it Kf-xf ng ton—9toc]s.
Preterred 9 per cent stock
Bds to state Kentucky (nerpelual joau>.
Louisville & FranUiort bonds
do
4 J.
g.-.i.
a:.
101i,i«J0
Gleu Cove branch
Co?i3ol. Ist
K.
J
400,000
18t>8
)8(S.1
500ic
E cteufllon
LouitvUle, Cinn.
A.
C.IOO.OOU
181)7
O.—Ark. S .Lo*n
Lexlugtun & Frankfort
LoutsvUle Loan
4
S.C9ii.i»jO
l.Otti
IWW
Long Branch <fe Sea Shor&~l9i mortgage
Long /«/««'^-9tock
mortgage,
r.A A.
1,'KIO
18!M
200
47
com..
A N.
1
49,UJO,««
l'<72
lSii9
"is
prelf.
Street Coniiectinn bonds
Little Hock (fc Fort 6fnUK~-lit mort., gold..
Land grant, a. i
Bl.
3llO,l|U)
M.*N
J.£ J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
15«
Loui»—Ui mortgage, gold
Fine
M.4S.
A.4 0.
im
mortgage
JHock,
& D.
.).*.'
ixni
Si
Si
».f.,conv
M4a.07«.
6Cptl, IDW)
.Trt'as.,at inatniitT
i.
518,500
1H55
1857
~
M. r.,
Jo 4 c
luaKaa.
lalMil.. uu.
-t
Ju.
.s.! eaiulufa la Ul71,
Hopklna, 61m.
& J. rbna.ComKxch. Bnnki,l;in
U.& B. N. v., It'uk o£ Ainorlcrt .Miir,
l,3U.0UO
189(>
u.
.M.dliS.
i.oai
511
.
tt St.
.l/Tanij—fltock,
J.&
lif7il
18B7
ad mortgag.-. reg
7letou KU.)
_
1st mortgage (Ha/leto
L'rington
1«.
1004c 'iO.OOOp.m.
100
ISfili
M
tehuih Tu //A'/— stock, com. and
Bonds o; ISiJSexchangable
im mortgage, new, ISfci
V.ooo
J.
.M.* 8.
200,01)0
250,1 U)
-.•m
J.&
M,&t>.
»IO,HIO
lUtX)
\^i
B.
M.4 N.
400,,X)0
IKIiU
"w
17
17
.\ut;. I.IMK)
.\ui{. i.ian
T,
Pvtiiotnm4
f .m.
('.«•..
•
t'liy
m!a"n. N. v., London 4 Fratikt Mat' :,^t
F.ft A.
N. y.,4 St. Lnuli.
Frf> l.|K«S
J. & D.
do
do
.luiie l.lim
1
7
7
237.ni«l
18H8
1809
1867
_
(?«/.— Ist M.,
I"
900,000
Ulvers
V.Knnn.L. 4
ni.and
«I>1 1. '.<Vi
Jiiucl.18 4
Uoalon.
ttn.v. m.J.
the Me. \
Ill
Jan. t.ieao
do
do
.
,1
1000
'..KU
law lOO&c
mvi 1004 f
18(i',!
i/rtfWtfftce— ;toclc
1st mortgaije
(t
du
do
1858
t'.,
Law.,
J.«0.
IIKI
Kalamazoo & Scboolcnil't
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Ora .d Kapidn....
Jamestown iSi Franklin. 1st mortgage...
do
do
Vd morttra;re ..
iMkg Hup. tfc if/ss.— Ist M., gold, 1. tir.,8.f.
conv
'-Jd mort,, gold, 1. gi., s.
tmjcu. Sci
J.
11«5
bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
do
do
Kaiaiuazoo & Nvnlte Pigeon
4
du
d-
W,'(IO
*XI,000
841,000
ISB-I
i6i3
1013
Ai.f.i.i«5ij
du
do
M.A
1,
SiXii'c
99
WM
150
lOIJ
...
11)0
2".
liutfalo it Erie, jiiorlgngo
l8t
looocc
6,303.000
600,000
isa.ooo
i 275,3.'.0
-uteed. 10 per ct. slock
Con80lid mortgage, 18*0, coup
do
rpg
do
Income Rends fs. fund $6(Hj.U'J0 per yr.j ..
Uondsof Octobtr i, i8tW, S. F
Ist mortgage. S. fund M. 8. Si N. I
2d TnortK»Kt) Mlcli. B
et mortgage (i>., M. & T. KR.)
l8t uiort. (C. 1'. dfc A. UU.1, Sunbury hds
yd mort. <C., P. & A. UK.} regUter.-dbds
8d morlgago (C. l\ & A. UK.)
Luke Shore dlvUeud bonds, April, ?8.i9..
Junction Hit Ist niurtguge bonds
1st mortgage ((,'.& Tol. UK.) s'k'grd
id mortgage {C.& Tol. Hll.)
LiUU
ijVxi
Iti'H
tJO
July., |CKI,Oirnpd by con.>peiiii7
N. Y.
M *-.
K.& A.
F.& A.
,|,UtU.UIO
ih:i
mortKiiite
Mlcfi. A'o «(/(.— stock
I.
HI.
6,466,(UO
2.210.000
1870
mortjruRp (extension)
In o 11" bonda
L*ike Kite <t U»tlsmUe—\9i M. ($1,100,000
Luk6 Ontario Shore~\si mort., i:o a
1.00(1
Offlca.
i;i'^;i:i\
l.UUi
Wv'd,
do
ilo
J'.i'j.
lu
e37,IW
l,iuu
so
1869
1805
laal
Conaul.
l,UOO,tiOO
ISM
*4;d
,
539,500
1,500,01W
tS66
ISUi
3tl
Lfficen
l.XKI
65- '87
DO
25
Schoolcraft
l,400.0t«l
Lixm
IStiS
A.«U.
OO.WO
IBM
2d Mort. (jfOvernTiu'nt suhsUly)
l»t Mort. n^enveiiwortli Br.>
Land Or. Mart, on lOi.UUU acres
Sd mot'i. iDcoine bonds (all Istuued.)
Lund (^raat Bonds Kuld on V.UOO.UUO acres
2d mort^Kpe. ffoUl, on eumc
fient fV'tJsfy (M'l.).— Ibt mort. bondii
K-niucky t>Hiral—2^ moitifagy
l3t
.VXJic
21V)
673
215
1(0
.
Ist Mort., Kold
l8t Mort., (Told
Littl'',
l.tMl
l.UKI
18r-.U
IlO
(fold
Kuttaaa Ctty, St. .1. & C. B. UK., cotisol
JiiiUMiH A/cn/ic— Stock
:.!•, .d.dcold) laudd: rood, iluklng fund
Gmir
2,789,113
500,000
:
n horn.
riilladc phi*
<500,000
iUll
ItkWARK*.
I
bjr
l.OOO
l.Uti
/.'/*</r'»--fttock..
(
Prlnelpal,
wbeD Dae,
Ruin
ttlAlldlog.
4H
morigoffe
Ihc
Council
i)ttmiJi-t.iaic,('. 11. £Sc. Joaopli
J.* t..B. R.t.,l.st Al
Shore A
Out-
BontU,
INTEREBT OR DIVIDEND'.
When I VI kerc Parablii. aod
Amnuiit
^21
St.
J-ftke
®5
page of lEU TubleH.
Ist
PMladetphin-
yuncfff?').
of
ecH.ieeR-'Ad
refoi-a
all
..
I
Jai'y'lWl
Total mileage operated. 9'Sl mltea. Annual report publi lied In cubomclx.
a ail
V. 15, p. 491. anows ret earnli aa
<
llnei ope ated. 1871-72. of tl.iri 99?. OI
the $8.0no 0011 cons, loan t2..''i0u.0(U reser'A
to redeem old bda. balance fur luip'v'ta.
(V. 14, p. 732; V. 15, p. 4jI,J
Leased ta'^ummlt Br, RR. at Mljoq.
t3ai,0l<Cortbe Istm.lsrnd.byGa. KB. aail
S.C. RR. 2d end. by Ga. KK. 4 Bkr. Cu
Advertised lor foreclosue of 3d mortgNge Nov., *72, but notice wlthdlawa.
;
(V. 15, p. 6'7.)
Leased to Central Ga. PR., to have the
same dividends a« the leasee.
In progreea, IS^m, and branch, 60in,
Leases tie Dexter 4 Sewpori, Belfast •
Moottchead Lake, Kennebec 4 PortlaiHi.
And oscoggin, and Leeds 4 Fsrni'lMetoa
roads The gross eaini- gs In 1871 vera
t ,56',4S6; oicratinge^pet .>eB,>l,0i»4 («.
ti-avlngnet rarnlngs,
#i6-',7''7.
Inieit-i.t
and t.xes wee S:i.'i9.'9, The con-ol.
mort. of \iVl will r tire all ih- old dellSee report In CaanmcLZ. vol. 14, p. 4S>,
do
-iVpr. 1,188S
do
A.4 0.
A.4U. Boston, Waahlngton Bk. Oct. 1. 1895
JlUJC,'74-'i7
W:
M.'4'N.
M.4 N.
J.
3 8.
3 a.
4
J.
M.'i's.
M.4S.
F.4 A.
r.4 A.
M.4 N.
S
J. 4.1.
7
1
B..|faDi and Boston.
Hauchester 4 Bo.ton.
Mrtyl.,139-
Nov., 1872 Operated with Concord RK. (r. 14. p. 7SJ,>
July 1, 1889 Leased to Boat. CI. 4 F.. at \ot eandjys
The eoinplctlon of the Ohio Ktrer brM(*
Scpf,',"l86C
at Parkerflburg and the change of glsaita
ticpl., 1866
In the Uhl 1 4 Miss. BK. in 1*71 alf-cied
the earnings of M. 4 C, favorably, Grosa
Bait,. B. Garret 4 Sons Aug, 1,1891
Aug, 1,1891 earnings were »1.««1.967. Net rfveLondon.
nue. $210,055. 9ee annual report la r. 14
Bait., P. Garret 4 Son'! May 1, 1996
later report to Jane 30, "n, T. '.5,
p. 379
.July 1, 189
do
do
May 1, 1896 p. 8^.
do
do
:
J
!«
M4N.
Jan.. 1910
do.
do
tJ.
JU
Rtook
3:0 000 T.M.P.U
Aug.
F.4 A. N.Y.,'«in«low,L.& Co June 1,1895 «m Dec,-72. acres, pd.>learnlogt,
gr,. 3!>9Jt6
Set
BO>lon, 1 reos. oim e.
Bo-ton, Treos. offline ^"" , J875 L,
':™
J.4D.
M.4N. Bost.Bkof Comm^ce, foji'ig ISaOKICLE, r. 15, p, W4.
Villi;
1
J. 4 0.
do
do
i""
.
.
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLK
120
(January 25, 1S?S.
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snbserlbers
vrlll
confer a sreat favor by
DESCUIPTiON.
Mllei
0.9
aZ
Outitaudiug.
of 25
dt Lexington ~\%l mortgage.
—stock
Tennesaaco Loan..... ...
1st mortgage, convertible ..
MaysvlUe
\>m
Jtetnpfiit ttC/iarUtton
lUOO
35
,
.
I.
131
er..
AriCttnsns L:)a-i, jilC.OUU per mile.
Jie/'iphia (£' St, Lou»~lsi utort bunds,
I
'
gi
'iis
convert., sinking fund....
1st inorti;ai<e, eonvertUtla. ..
Consolidate 1 mori. fur iflO.WW.OOO)
MichigHU CeutrnI (Air Line mortgagto
Michigan Air lue lat, M..a8dum. by .^l.C.
Kalamazoo tS Soutb Haveu, ist .^1 ., guar.
(to
do
<!U M.. KUar...
Oraud RIv. Valley, 1st M., asaumed
^dM..»fnJir
do
do
MUhigan Ani-e 5Aor«f— 1st uiortga<e
Midiatid Jhiciflc—lbt mo:-tgAg«.t;ol I
331
231
•iM
Jfichtjau Central
— toct
1.
Milwaukee tt: Xorthein~\Ht mortgage
Milwaukee .t St. /It**/— Com. atocK
1,00.)
Vim
111
admortju^e
Ut niorigage Kastern
.
18 >9
1869
27
'STJ
i'.i'w
1,11:0.100
7g.
&c
IS.lOilp.m.
15,39'<,9'il
10,826,188
15.«75.HB
5,VW,0OO
5j
1,000
l.OUl
1.000
1,00 J
10.)'
M.tconv.to pref. stock)
1672
Western Union. Ist mortgage
Lake S.d- WVs^— 1st more, gold.
£100
ISIili
1,000
1872
<k i/ciy^n—stock....
Mineral foint ( IK/*.)— 1st mort
Minn, it Aorth ive.se— lai M.gold.-.f
Mifiitsiiyoi CeutrnI— l»t M. {M.C. It. U.j...
1,000
50
Schnulkill
1868
ls7U
1,000
1.000
is, 4(L0,tAK)
per mile..
fCans. J- Te.xan—iitocic
I't .\i.,gld.8.f.,o I roai&land (U. ''.S.B.J
1st mortgage, gol-l (rebo.<&No 'sho)
mortgage, for
100
1,000
1,1X10
1,0I«.
IS 59
f
I.IIOO
ISO
a.
$a,i"Ol>.0»A)
A Giriifd—\.%1
500.SIC
Interest bonils
Interest bonds, ulerling
Tenii. sur)8.,l8t mortirag*
(.Uias..
Gainsv.
,000
do
do
.Julvl.ioso
.1.
1
7g.
t.
4
da
do
do
do
do
7g.
7
(to
do
F.&A.
& I).
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*
J.
.
.
.1
.).&.}.
M..t N.
Loudon, & New York.
N.V.. Mil.
N.
Y.,
ft
RR
P.
St.
Union
rrnst(''o.
N. Y.,,7.I,. King.
do
do
do
do
lifTl
T.)
Viioo
1871
KIO&C
lOO&c
Montclairqf y.J.-~\%tiA.., go.d, guar
1,161.134
30,0:Jll).in
mt^rtgjige
Memphis,
do
J.
18TI
13:0
l^t morti^age, not endorseil
Monticello, (IHs.) -1st mortgage
Monticello ic Port <7e>"cw— Ist mortgage
Morri-1 it fCtxexslork
I,OUJ
1N7II
iJf;
19
7
8
8
"sg.
8
Co J n.,ia89
Dec, 191X1
00
Feb.,
J.« J.
A.AO.
55 '&c
1000 (
iooo<
1,000
25
5,coo,oai
2,0il,573
'19-'.«
1,0 JO
8
7g.
1871
f.
1.000
2,10 i,bno
50O.«X)
.poo.noo
1,8T2,4M1
112.500
600.000
axi.ono
-•05
Lar^e laud grant. Annual report in Chron'CLK, v. 14, p. 7.'5.
See alto V 15, p. C2.-<, 7S7.
stock, *5,95O,00(J.
Net earnings In '.871
f.
Xf.&K.
F.& A.
L
J.& .J.
F.4A.
A. SO.
J.& J.
.J.& J.
379.360
iinal
report In CnBONtcLie. V.
11, p. 763,
S^15.2'Ci,
in :871.
1S70.
E.vtcns on to
(v. 14, p. 763.)
London.
18.83
against 1649.331 in
Cairo ill progress,
Y.& Louden.
N.
1901
Mobile.
do
1877
Leased
y. G. Opydke ft Co.
do
.do
do
M.&9.
J. A D.
A 4 0.
«-J.
J.* J.
i53
IBM
M.&S. N.
1,000,0.0
isio
1807
1
;
Neosho Val.
Moliiie.
.
7
S,6:0J)(W
2,
shows net eainings
March.
I,1.511.«I0
'5
New i-t mortgage (t.!0 00 pijr mile)
Ni*ln^. tt Z)9ear«/'— let M gaar. by L. &X.
Jd M o r t'.^'rtge
'809
1,
l;-,li;'ii..
ept. 30. 18
,
1883
t J.
M.&V.
8.000.000
18 ;i
.ran.
9m
-
18-.1, »227.1!2 ; 187.
t212.'.01
1869, »1V2,232. (v. 13. p.807.)
Consol. O' U. Pacllic, ^o. Br, ft Tcbo ft
Mobile & London.
>i.& N.
5.1XXI.U00
is-ie
.
Co
Red
»254,l9i;Tn
A
i O.
M.ft N.
M.ft H.
.)
13.698,250
var.
var.
2a mortgage
Coiwertible bonds
Cotntrnction bond*
Gen.M.tS: Ut on Ur.t. Br.&c.(guar.D.L(tW)
NWioiUe <6 Chattanooga^Btatk
1st mjitstge. old
Tenn. -jtare mort. on N, C. & Ja-iperbr'ch
Bon is tL> r. -i. iJuvennn MH,:Jd mort
L. ft T.
Ftate aid. »10,(00
Line from Eunice, Ark., on
Bo-ton. Cii.'< onice.
Apl 15,1890 *:58.«)i.
Whole line proposed, Glraid, Ga. to Mo.
N(tw York & Savannah.
1372-76
biie.2asm.
N. Y.. Nat. Cilv Bank. .Ian., 1889
Savannah, C.KR. I)k,
Jan., 1887
Net earnings. 1871-72, »150,12L See d^ta U
ill annual report in Chkonicle, v. 15, p.
N. Y., Sciutter* Co.
I'Jilil
m'.&'n.
8
7g.
M
250
1, '81-93
A.'
500,1100
i',600
Apr.
Sep.
1,0
7
i864
er., 257,000 acres.
\Ii8s. River, to Fulton, on
1,1876 Net earnings in year ending
.!.&.!.
,!.& J.
J.& J.
3&6g.
700.0
l,010.H*i
330 0CXI
4iO,000
13;0
mortgage, sinking fund
W
1892
1,
Land
ft
p.
1''7".
N.Y. .Clark. Dodge
do
do
N. Y.. Farm.
16,
s. Cent. RR. for ?9 year?.
Leased '.o P. ft Read.. May '64 forSBKyis.
Grosi earu'i-s, 1871,»98.0(;6. Co8t,»l,.52«.(j(.0.
18>l« Manksto. Minn, to state Line .6Ura.
Nov. .'69- '71 (ipt'rated underlease by an assorlatlon.
An?. 1,1875 Bonds protested Doc. j5. (v. 13, p. 840.)
Jan.
Office,
(V. 15, p. 691, 773; V.
21.)
181(1'
J.& J.
J. AD.
100.1100
Income bond'
M outgo inert/ <t En faula— '.91 M.,en.!>y Ala.
com. stock.
Feb.. Wild
.Innc 1.19I1S Leased to
F.& A.
6g.
1,000,000
4.423,0 '6
5,607,00(1
1,176.21X1
7.55,010
1.6<5.1XI0
53.1100
;
per mile.
2.500,1100
100
fi.(Sli
Feb., 18:0,7 cash and 3 In com.
stock; Jan., 1869, 7 cash and 10 in com.
itO'-K. On com. stock, Dec 1870 if r
1871) 7 In com. stock; Feb ,13;0 3 cash
a d 7 in com. stock; Jan.. 1869 14 In
7
.Ian., 19<12
Philadelpliia, P.& B. Co Ian. 16
Dclroit, lut Nat. Bank Ian. 1,
N. Y.. Ag ncy of Co.
Ian. 1.
F * A.
i.lk J.
8
1S97
18
1870
1896
1898
1873
1891
Dec,
Dec.
S.
&,I.
I
du
do
do
.1
.
.1
10
83.510
1,772.200
isio
8.1.)
^cpt., 1879
i
J.
M.&
&
.1
7g.
300.000
SXI
l^&c
&
do
do
F.* A.
F.& A.
7
430,517
1I,9M,110C
3 701/ 000
1.1K31XI0
7.933,000
5,000 («X1
1,950.0WI
877,^00
18<S7
'M mortgawe
Ist
7 3^10
»,0OOp.m.
ista
—
%!X
8
233,.V10
a-u.ooo
4,000.000
3.275,000
3.000,000
3,905,600
820,000
soo
mortgage, sterling
Specia mort
3,671,000
1,315,000
'„9-'06
M
1st
<
A.JiO.
1871
mort. («.*ri.5J0 end.)..
-id mortgHg's cud. by Ga. liU
Plain bo d*
'fjife <k Afoutf/onierv—Vrf.t'. 910 k, d prct.
let mort. yold, endorsed by Ala
'id mortgage, not endorsed
ibtle dt Ohio
stock
M
'
J.&
J.«
18S8
18:0
Co
.>;l
<
.
1
7
1,2.1I,3'10
Mo.
Mobile
;
7
79 ',500
1,550,010
600,000
Tennessee Starn loan
sol. M., gold, on road and land
Mi'ismri Tt., tt S. ^k tialt'—UX. M., 1. gr.
188
1,
N. T.. Wliiklow, L.& Co
A^lerrau to MnskeffO"*, Mich.
1389
N. v.. Turiici- Bro-*.
.\ni^., 1899 Ill progres'. Bds adv. in CUBON.. Au?.,*72.
N. r.,Qr(- nleal, N.ftCo D»c., 1 0: Bo. ids offered i .^ew \ ork, .- u .. 1872.
New /orK.Ofllce.
tor las annual report see CllBO-lCLK,
J. dfc J.
.laii
1S71
do
do
J.«s J.
Mlg. 15, '72 vol. 14, p. 65-(. Net earnl'iysin 18il we e
do
do
».'.1(0 311, sealnst »';,76;,787 In 1870.
New
do
J.'« .1.
do
1891
stockw 8 IssuedDec. ,1 72and J.iD.. ls,3.
do
A.&O.
do
Dividends since 1868 have been on pret.
1881
do
Bt'K. Fen.. 1972, 7 cash; Dec, 1870 (for ls7U
M.&K.
do
l-.'4
18^
bonds
Coiiaolldatert
L'd .Iu'y.';2. to South. Security Co. for lat.
May
.J.& J.
F.& A,
.1. & D.
IS.'*
7>'*«.— lat mort
Mi'i^-'<''Uitn it
.1.
July 1.1390:
1,860,1100
l,O»l,00,i
t
Hoiids, Staie .Vrkaus
J.
Ma«j
ft
3X
1,354,000
2,000,000
1,278.930
mortgage (.M.C K.R.)
Tenn. Stiite Loan
Mis^., Oiiui-hiladt. ReA R.—\%t M.gold
l^t mortgage ("i'l^.ULKJ acres laud
iil
ft
Howes
on bonds uiiJ 3 per cent on stock for j
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. Ando
do
Jan. 1, 1885. nua] r»port see v. 15, p. 386 v. 16. p. ;il.
N. \., Swcnaon, P ft Co May 1, 1.89 lut'-rest Was not paid as expected in Nov.
N. v., IT 11. Trust Co
19iM
l.'>72.
,v. -,4, p. 491.)
!>. v., IT. T. Co.
Julv 1, 1901 Alout 630 uio acres land. (v. 12, p. 690 )
Is'. V.& Boston.
Jan .2;, is; The annual rep irt for the vear eniiini?
tioston Office.
Ma; 81.1872. was published in Chhum
Oc 1, 1832
do
CLK, V. 15, p. 84. 11 shows net •anilntt,
Ct. 1, IB8i
N. y. Kami I.. & T. Co. May 1. 19U2
n p aln line and branches of C1.993 (^09,
do
do
1389
against »1.559 112 In 1370-71. Rei on loldo
do
ISH>
si< months lo Dec. 1. 1872. shows an ino
do
1889
crchse over 18;i of $'237,395 gross earndo
1-89
do
In^fs aud 191,149 net earnings.
(V. 15, p.
M.&S.
8,798,000
207,000
1.0011
v.,
.r.&.i.
1,1H1,01X)
1000
1,000
i.uoo
N.
S. T.,3d National Bank.
N. Y.. M. K. Jesiip & Co
".v;",.!!""
lanl Ulvl'd.
,
8;o
Mil.,
A
8
'r.oij.i
m
J.
M.&N.
M.«M.
M.& N.
70.0JO
1,000.000
500,000
88 i.lW
isiu
1310
Milwaukee City loan..
Milwaukee and Western.
Hiil
1,000
l.OOO
1.000
I
J.
M.AN.
A.&O.
J.&J.
.).«
6M.0OO
1,00(
J.
A.AO.
A.*0.
M.&N.
lOU
I8-9
1869
18 :u
2d Tuortga'/e (Prairie du C.)
Mine
f.
49.
i.9U).000
i 100,000
'iii
4J
&
I
100
111
111
Uiv. (Palntor;
*
lat mortgage tlowu
Mli.n.)
1st mortgage (.Minn. Central)
1st tiioriifage (Iowa
Dakota)
1st mortirage (i'rairle du C.)
Cli. Ist
.I.ft
8
'
.as uxi
4,5to,o
1,000
1, 00
ft
U.ftN.
2,204,5110
l.'OO
J.
ft
J.&D.
J.
7g.
1,0
12i>
Preferred 1 per cen' (cumulative) stock
Voting Hvrip attached to couv. boudd...
l8t mortgakje
&
pr yr|
1,200,000
1871
.
St.P'iul
J.
5oo,oai
B,S12.T25 3
1,311,14:
1,?93,0«0
17,9-7.641
1st moi-lKag'-,
REMARKS.
1
1,.
900,000
1860
1J70
covered In onr Table*.
dl*
JltmdM, J
Principal,
,
1,0'.«1,I00
luortjraife
Memfhit A little Jiock—Ut M
LIST.
us Immediate notice ol any error
INTEREST OR DIVlDE'^no
Kate
When
Wlicje Playable aud
by Whom.
cP«-;*l Payable:
Amount
Rosdi
explanation of all references, si
foot uoteitun l8t page of UH. Tables.
25'or
'ill
fi:lv1nff
Y., O.
Opdyke
ft
Co.
do
do
pernetuity bv N. Y. ft
Completed Dec. Id.
in
.Midland.
do
Mch
1,
1886
lune M'loo
-Vnr.
Oswego
Road
in progress and will probably be
completed Montg. to Eufaula In 1872.
19
1,
Operated by Erie. Cost of rond.<('2;!,322.
139,1
N. Y., Ut'iion fru t Co.
N. Y.. Del. Lack, ft W. Ian. 2.1873 Leased in perpetuity to Del., Lack ft Wes.
Tlie lessees as.'unie all liabililies aud ray
11114
do
do
7 per cent on stock, aud 3 per cent after
do
do
1891
1874, If they liien earn 10 net on M. ft K.
do
do
1910
Net earniugs in 1871 were 1668.913. \ vol
do
do
1M9
do
do
Oct., 1901
Nashville. Offlee.
Y., V. K. S eveuson.
Nashville.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
Julv, !872
1874- 3
i.
85-9J
1881-91
1
14,p.
V. 15. p. I'l.)
5.'3;
Annual report in CaiioxtoLK. vol. 15. p.
491, showing pross earnintrs year end'ng
.1
ne 31, 1872, $1,80 ',757;
expenses,
net earnings, $512,492.
$1,258,'264;
1
,
500|
N'tthu'i it /,'>'£'#//— stock
iVi«ya^ic'4:— Stock
100
100
mortgage, convertible
NKO'irlc <t. yew r'^ri-— Ist more
Newark. Somerset tt Struitnv, O— Ist mort.
Ist
Bs {ford
A'e'O
SO'l&c
5J0&C
Taunton— ^iioc'^
<6
mortgage
ist
B »nd
60 1,000
525.00.1
2..'iO,0i0
i-,.tnv
"ioo
Holyoke&
1,1X10
tax free, coupon
ri.,
KR
7,295,200
1865
d'le
Income bonds
2(1
l.Viic
1,001
lOO&c
1,'«:0
18 1
1811
1809
i'8ii
1«S6
18S4
1853
do
do
do
Sliiklnij f oniT
r.
JV. Y.,
Htu^rttonlc
KM'jst.4c
7 f
7(;.5
MO
5,936,620
1,514,000
1.0nj
5Wftc
7C,(XX)
1.0(«1
592,000
166.000
88,(kW
Svra.-iU M.. gld
!or7g.
8
7,.,.
6
May
7
J.
tt
.,
J.
J.& J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
M.& N.
Opdyke
do
do
New
ft
J.
1871
18^7
1 95
18 1
Co.
Office.
do
do
10, '73
AUtf.. 1875
do
N. Y.,Co.'»
do
N.
Jan.
do
do
N. Y., O.
S.
.1
.
Office.
y Bk of Commerce
London,
Office.
Y.,Bk of N. America
Operated with C.
ft
I
i
.
ter324 j
Amboy RR. and Del. ft
anal, as the United
and leased to Penn. UK.
Rar.
Co.'s of .N.J.,
(v. 14, p. 5"i2,
1
595.)
Leased to
ft 7 p.c.
1,1889 Leases
Nov.
N .Y.
on
I. 'tr
ft Os.
$-',(M).0(X)
M. for
Int
.
on ijonds
stock, (v. 14. p. 8>3.)
Seashore. Net earniiig.),
Slock, $.5,000.aO. (v.li.p.
&
Br.
1R71, $1.59.397.
52>, 695, 7.«2.)
1881
190O In proa-ress. Newark to Kmmaus, Pa.
Oct.,13;'! Op. under contract with V. Cential to^ -20
years at $-240,0tX) per yr, (v. 11, p.4S, M4./
Sept., 1S&5
May
1,
di.
July, 189-2;
N. y.,.i. E, Alexander, Inly 1,!B8() Formerly operated by Soutbem RR. Association
company look possession
do
Oct.1. 1890
do
again In June, 1870.
1S90
do
do
;
do
do
ISOO
New York and Loudon Jnn. 1,1915 See ilnanclal status. In Oct., 1372, CheohNewY'orK Co.'s Ofllre. lan.l, 1915 icle. v. r-. p. 323, 596.
.y 1. laiiu 2d M.. »5,oti(),(iiX), not issued. (v.l4, p.52i.)
N.y..l ond..rii'rllnftFr't
N. v., Puncan. S. & i^o. Oct. 15. '!v !Coiisoi..'-oT.l 1869. of N.Y.C.ftH.Ii. roads
K. y. Uulon Trust Co. Mayl, 183;) In 1868 the stock olT (hetwosepara e Co'-*
M
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J.&D.
.).* (>. N.T., Orand Gen. Depot
do
do
M.*N.
A.ftO. N. T., Union Trust Co.
M.*N.
M.k N.
M.&N.
F.& A.
6
6
2.9lX).0(X)
1,93J,000
1,
Net income, 7871-7.*, over and above
cst and taxes was $111,112. (v. 15,
F.ftA.
1
Aug.
1,1870
188S
188S
Mayl, 18S3
Aug. 1,1876
D.'C 15,1887
Jane, 1835
May 1, 1875
May
Mav
1,
1,
was
$12,712,700.
The Co. publishes no
report, except the returns required by
Net carnlnsis ;n 1370-71, vcth
the -tate.
$8,260,317.
converted
ThecoDsoI. ceriifti-ates wera
1872.
li.to stock Juiy 10,
(r. 16, p. 33.)
April, 1891
7
.g.
60
50
7,500,000
8,000.000
18S3
1872
1,000
1,000
1.000
ISIil
SOMec
J.&
J.
.1.*
.1.
S.T.,
5
Or .Central Depot. Jan. 2, 1873 An Increase of $2,000,000 in stock wasmade
do
.Ian. 2, 1873
In March, 1871 theproceedsto be used for
do
Mayl, 1873 new depot In N. Y. and other purposes.
Divdends of 8 per cent, per year have
do
Feb.l, 1893
do
May. 1900
beeu made for 5 years and no surplus
I
1872
l.OM.OOO
M.
108,899
,T.
*N.
* J.
do
do
do
do
do
16;,0(X1
18
mort....
{|4,g(»,WU)
7
166,0110
IS71
&
M.* N.
J.*.7.
A.&O.
J. & IJ.
A
A.*0.
M *N.
J. t J.
S9,42',33.1
500&C
f.'.ilOJ.OOlJ
A 2^or-tfiern—Ut
l'<98 ft
April, 1889
do
do
M.*N.
,1
I
1,000 12,500 p.m.
1,00 J 12.Stip.m,
2.500.HX)
1,00'
A.
A.
A.
A.
N. Y., (o.'s
N.
A.ft O.
SOl.OOll
l.OOO.OiiO
F.&
V A
F.&
F.&
M.
1,894.001
fnot mortgage)
mortgage J»TO,07),wn,.
Ngiv York (fc ffar/em— Co. n. stock
Freferred stock
18t inortKA^e
Conaoihlalertmon. of 1S63 & aluk. fd
Coa*ol. mortgage
y.
f
7f,
120.(1111
1,00.1
1,000
1,09J
')0.id3 IS71
,
7g.
s.nni.ix
1 .505,000
2.000,000
1,00'J
Rjnew.il bjnds
yd mortif age, sink. fd. (Hudson lilver)....
8d mortgage
do
....
New
515,000
1.0.M
1,000
•
(N. V., Central)..
railroad f-tock..
real estate
convertible till '69
Coupon
1
5
30 1,8: c
18
1800
13:0
1S70
Bonds tor debts a'tsnmed
do
R..t !f.F, stockh'd'3 do
do
Bonds
3,00.1,000
a.ooo.iflo
1,4IS,SOO
100
.
S.
.
1891
7g.
0 &c
Income bonds, nold
N. O. City exten. bonds
N. O., Mobile dt Tccfl-j— 1st mort., skg fnna
id mortgage, end irsedby -tate La
Neio York dt B.i'^ton—\'*l luortgagi*. gold
Nvo York Central dt HndHon /?/«'';•— stock.
do
do
ij.-j.
i\ & A.
l.OOO.OX)
\xn
mirtg;tg'?
Premium bonds
2J»
S.OKllXH
Mortgage bonds
i^t
A.&O.
1870
'jdmorlifage
N. Oriein'i,Jackt. dkQt. North.— lit mor-..
do
do
1900lClty of N fl. guar. $2'25.0(lOof these.
1839 In operation, N. Haven to Mid.. Tim,
New Haven,
S.
6 f
ll«l.lli«l
l.O&c
1%
golrl
M.&N.
Snranton
N.Y., Leonard. Sh. ft F.
J.&.t.
f.
45UMia
lt71
1.8
Have V,'e
J.'&'j.
7
isn
—
Wp^t Line Nt mort.,
Nito London JVorfA.— stock
/•r'i/"/
1,0.10
18 i9
J. S"ni/ierfi—]'M mortgage
1st mortgage (Toma' River hr.)
,
%-:
800,OIV
136S
:g;o
A.
Nee
1,00
:8i-<
State ^ew Jer e •
N.J. Mi<l(an:t~\^x. M..gia,guar by N,«^.& O.
2d mortgage, currency
L'^m,
.
500.000
MO
We-itileld
Nt'D -ygrYcy—stock
*td
400.1100
1,000
1,000
UtLoau.....
jd Loan
.
l,iOO,Oi»
2,100,000
1,000,000
II
-
niSTo
5- &c
50
«8,t70 5 I'&C
1389 S-M&c
Nen-caHle dc Beaver Va lie >/-S>toc.]^
yeto fPioen tt />*>*6v— Ist niort
ye'O Haven Midtlletoion tt WiV/— 1st mort..
2d
r If age
N.Rama it AV»r/^amp. (canal RB>— slock..
Mortgage bonds, cnunon
m
51x1,000
1
I.& J. N Y., Drexel, M. & Co Julvl ,1900 Leased to L. & N., at 6 p.c. on stock, (v 13.
p, sin.)
6e. A.ftd. Na-hvil)e, C .'a OtHce. Oct 1887
Boston ft Nnshau.
Nov H7J Net Income. 1=71-72. »'6,913.
^f.& N.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Aug., 187! Net Income, 1871, $20:,97S; 1870, $2(B,7U3.
F.& A.
5H
(V.14, I1.82S.)
do
.1.* J.
July, 1876
Leased to N J. Cent. Cost, «2.367.285.
VS. Y., Central of N. J
.I.ft .1.
Leased to Sand.,M.& N.;guar by B. ft O.
Is. t. M.&N. N. Y., Union Trust Co. Nov.'l
V ,< V. New Hedfonl. liyTreas, N'ov.4,,1872 Sold to Bott..Cl. ft Fltchb from Jan. 1,
5
B08t.,Snlti.lK Nat.Bk. .lulv i; 18S11 1873. CnRON CLE, T. 15, p. 773.
6
J. ifc.l.
Oct 1872 ILeased to Pa. liR. Dlv.. 1871. 10 per cent.
1
F.& A.
N, y.,
1,5.>1.0(I0
UW.OUl
M.O0Op.m.'
4
M.SN.
y « A.
,
137
Vaw
do
Broadway.
York.
Jan.
1,
1881
lulyilSOJ
left over.
W
Plaint, K.T. to B'k11eld,Ct
In proirress,
}2,ixi0,W0 bds te rttlre Buadaut ft Oi.
»
.
u
.
,
ry
I
,
;
THE CHRONICLK
25, 1873.]
121
r
;
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Subacribe ra will con ftor a g reat
DESCRIPTION.
Mllea
mtor by
ofFor explanation of all rcfHrenceit, ^ee. Kg ad
foot notea on iRt page of IIR. Tahlea.
AVi/j Vork, y. Hamn. tfc Har{f.—%ioz'*
1st mortKAjce (N.
Y. dt 0«W(?(/o Jrw.-lstM.,gld
18M
mortKaKu, co.«vertlbte
mortKage, non-convertible
N. K.p/Vop. iAMt.— (Btonlngton)— Bt'ck..
187(1
2(1
M
Improvement
1,000
1,00(1
5«-'9J
1,IW0
l,(«l
:M9
Mortgage bonds
4W,500
8
500
50
50
5Cftc
50,000
B98,»5)
105,000
820,000
IK^liOO
109,028
3.30 ,600
2,225,000
M
50.4c
!,1118,.'00
817
143
90
Wi
1395 S(XI*c
1R«^ 5 O&c
1833 500&C
1868
l,(ll»l
1868
l,OINl
1.1W4,000
1,223JX10
stock
North
50(1
new
rtiftpe,
iiH
Funded
*.
5U)
lutertst certificates
'50
/A?7i««yi/;rt/iia— Stack
l8t morlj<a(fe
112
26
112
142
112
1810
i,nio
100
lOO&c
100
1870-
Oswego it Sgracnse—Sioc
Mortgage bonds
\.wu
gold bds..
.
.,
7
1.00(1
221.500
2.761,000
7
2,5<«I,IKXI
?f.
4,251,450
S
7
7
A. 40.
J.& J.
I.-IIXI,!**
5S0.0CO
1,100,U1I
5,820,000
38,000
1,000
4.58,000
500*c
1,IXX),C0(I
1,1X10
1.450,000
1,000 16,00On.m.
99(1,000
"iiK
M
Decatur^lst mort.,
gold,i(. f...
—Stock
Perkiomen—lst mortgage
Sept.,
7
?« A!4b.
7 e.
7
10.00'
f»5
11<57
rioo
2.9'*9,33li
18T2
>m
2.100.000
12
'.868
67
205
616
855
355
3SS
1871
5ilO&e
1,000
WIO.OIXI
1,076,0(10
2,7;9.(XH1
"so
41.339.175
1,0(0
4,972,0(10
1. 000
2,591,000
2.2S2.2I0
18.601,500
5,758,905
Bro».
3
June
4
Garrett
do
Sons.
If7«
i.isae
(f.
Ma*y,'i8T8
1, 1875
Jan.
do
do
do
do
Newark,
2d mortgage (Pa.)
mortgage (Md.)
<i Eri€--Siock, com..
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, Sanbury & Erie
.
M«y
Sept
Mar.
1878
1880
1896
1,
I,
1,
M.4
Co.
do
1915
Philadelphia (fc /ifeati,— Stock, com.
Preferred stock
'
'
ork. Office.
A.4 0. London, Brown, S. 4 Co
A.4 0.
do
do
.1.4.1. Xew Vork ani 1 ondon.
Ocl!'l,'l«89
lan. 2,1378
AprlO,
isra
Oct.lO,I8»7
V
Loan debenture
Loan
Loan (».'i,()no,00O) convertible
.New consol. mort, coup. & reg
do
gold coup. A reg...
ao
sterling coup
New debenture loan (convt. 1876-92)
foal A 1, Co., guaranteed mortgage
PMUnldphiit <t r/«»(on-Stock
fcea,
.g.
i
4 Newport a,
onsolldaled Apr 1, 1872.
Net e.iiuiitga of
O. C. In 1870-71. »59'.235. See report la
CBBOXICUt, T 13, p. aOil; V. 14, p. U, U).)
-
Rnlldlns,Om.toDakotah.
Leased to Bur. 4 Mo. In Neb.
4
Oanvll
ing Sept.
1951,772.
18T2,
with Lynehbnrg
Grots earning* year end1813, t988Jl:i,
Klr,en*M,
^et earnings, «4M,ue,
e.
30.
In progri
B.
Op.by
,
,
W.*
(T. 15, p. 157.)
iTp.
O..
0.. at 8j). c. dlT.
dIT.
—
OB ttMXOI
'-'
692.)
Road paseed nnder new management
In
connection with Paclflo jiall
(Seer. 14, p. 4S«.)
Mar.
68. Co.
*72, in
.1.4.1.
F.4A.
M.4 N.
A.4 0.
J.4D.
.1. 4 I).
F.4 A.
Oct.
Phlla.,
1,
1891
Bk. No. America. June 1,1896 Net earnings 1371, t333,904. Stock, com.
June, 1906 f 1.06l.7(Xi -"pref.. »2.000,00C. (r. 14.0. «»8.)
Pac. Aug., 1872. Leased in perpeinuylo C..R. I. 41 Pac.
7
100
6110,000
1,01X1,000
8
5)6&c
,1.4.1.
.1.4.1,
1,000
l,0Ovl,0(HI
l.CXIO
1110
1,500,0«)
619,(00
lUl
1,321.2(H)
3
311,500
800,000
4OO,C0O
800,000
S
.1.4 J.
.1.4.1.
Philadelphia, Office.
.July. 1871
Jnn.,'79-'98
Jan., 1879
7
6
.1.4.1.
J. 4 J.
.1.4 J.
do
do
Jan., 19IXP
Oct., 189:
J.'4"j.
A.4 0.
Philadelphia, Penna RR.
46
46
83
S3
90X
1859
1869
1866
lO'i&c
1004c
10
&c
50
50
4
1,01X1
1,000
1.000
1,0(X)
50
50
50
'43-'49
l',CKJO
1M6
1836
uo
do
N.Y., Chic, R. 1.4
ai. »f25.00i. per yr.
New Y'o k. Oflleo.
July 1. 1ST;
N. Y., lmp.4 Trad. Bk. Jnlyl.lSW Peoria to Jaeksonv.. S3ra. Stock, tl,M,1W
Oct. 1,1900
A.40.
K.4 A. New York and London Feb., 19(X1 Commenced running Jan., I87t.
Phlla., 227 8, 4th St.
A.&O.
Apr. 1,1897 Leased lo Phil.* Head (v.l4, p.iH.)
NY., Lancaster. B.4 Co
9,018,7(10
2,400,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
3,000,000
S.001,000
2,'ai,!oo
30,547,715
1.551,ai0
1.521,000
"i
9«.0(X)
6
182,400
1X57
1861
1861
1869
185!
"
l?n. irrnss earn
.i
7
','.",'
',.\
SI,
leg8Were«l,Bft.flW: or"
Purchased, s
Valley RB. (r. 15. p
»88l,HS.
(V. 15. p. Ill,
N.V.,BanK ofComm'ce
1
)»7».
July 1, 1^92
N. Y. Erie Railway Co. Jan. 1,1878 Road sold by receiver In 187?.
N. Y„T.. W.4 WlRR. Feb., 1900 LeaeedioTol., Wah. 4 W, f.rtTyeara.
N.Y'.. S. W. Hopkins* Co May 1889-9C Int. not paid. May. isrj. (v. 14, p. C!i.7W.)
l"- M,ftN.
rhiladelphla. Office,
NovJ0,187^ In 1871, net earnmgs were 14396,403. After
deducting 10 per cent. dlvl.iends,lnt.on'
do
7
J. 4 J.
do
Jan., 1880
6
A.4 0.
do
AprlL 18;5 debt, 4c. the net balance lo credit vaa
do
I ondon.
A.4 0.
72W6. In Feb., ISTS, 30 per cent, new
\'stock was rated to shareholders, at par*
«.-.!.
riitladclphia office.
1910
See reports (t. :4, p. 887, (90.)
5
A.4 0.
do
do
F.4 A.
Aug.'l0,1901 In process of construction, (r. 14.P.6M.)
7
r-
340.000
,'
\[\"
8 for 14 yra.
'
1,500.0
1,200,000
!
'
For year endlng'Pec.
,
l,0.i(
111
(
4
.
do
St. Louis.
May,
1,500,(«X)
36
aid for »iO,0l».0OO) gnar.' by P r'
Qermantomi ttSorrittomn—Siloci
3,
(I.343345. Operating eiprnan.t.'iitjn.
Interest, 4c.. ».-2;,620. 6cc CBnovioLB.
vol. 15, , p. 805.
stock and Int. on til&,00« lit M. boodi.
Feb., 1891
Auj.^,87, Leased to Del Lack. 4 t\ est. tnr Int. on
bonds and 8 per cent on ••
-nn
Feb. I. Vi In progress, Owensb., Kt
f..Jan. '.D.*73. Net eari lng« I'l 1871. »»«'i,
889 In 1870. Road leased
AlAug., 1888
antlc4ParlflcRK.at2!i p
a i,i.r till
Aug.. 1891
May 1, 1892 Jan., 1875, and 8 p. e. afterwards on the
present stock, which Is double the old.
Feb., 1885
1,000
287
. . . ! i
ym, to Vt. Cent, tor
prf. stock, on con
Offlre.
do
New
on
OldColonjr
Jan., 1901
105
"36
1st
p.c.
Aug., 1877
KounlM
Boston.
M,4>f.
monthly
8
i857
'.
i'Mln'telphia
sterling
Loan mortgage, sterling
East Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan.sterllnir
.1.4.1.
5(XI.(XX)
9'.*i,(TO
18
»2n.000 year.'y '79 to 98.)
Loan mortgage,
Y'.,
Q-J. N. Y„ At. 4Pac. I!. R
F.4 A.
N. Y., Bk Commerce,
8,0O0.n(»
.I'
U
Cent.— lata., (Pi!
Loans
Loan mortgage, convertible
1, "TS
Sept 1, lg.^4
Apr. 1,1875
1116
mortgage, guaranteed
.
Jan.,
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Drcxel,
7,OOOJI(IO
7,0CO.(«O
03,817
1,000
Boston, Office,
M^AfN. N. v., Mercantile N. Bk.
P. 4 A.
do
do
do
P. 4 A. N.Y.,Del.,L.& W.K.R.
M.4N.
do
do
F.4A. N.T.,Imp. 4TrHd.N.Tl
C
IWi
1,00(1
1, 1888
do
do
do
M.4 8.
4 J.
M.4N.
I'.t'w
'o9-'7U
Apr. I,188S
May
M.4 N.
7
8
i8;o
Olltce.
1,18><2
.lan. 1, Ib98
.Ian. 1,1898
April, 1911
J^n.8, 1873
Feb.l, lH«e
Fblladclphia, Office.
J.
1 5(«l.OI«l
7,2'"8 ^O"
47
47
47
75
J.
Apr.
do
do
8
8
4
&
York.Ofllcc.
Kew York
7
793.400
360 000
mortgage, guaranteed
M
"Til.
March.ISM)
Dec'. 'i' 1872
•Ian. 1. If74
Philadelphia, Oillco.
N.
on bds.8
(or 3 yrs, 7 for next
Consolidated, Oct..
7
1,000
1,000
isti
21
4 B.
4 J.
4D.
Int.
I8SJ
I.
.Jan., TS-'T^l
do
London.
Bait., R.
7(X),00O
5.-i(,-
J.
7
50
reg.
— 1st mortgage, guar.
mortgage
mortgage
im.Ml
1,
Oct.
do
do
M'.4 'N.
J. 4 J.
6
201,01X1
Petersburff ~<toc]x
1st
1111 rj.
GroMreeelpla year ending June*),
F.4 A.
"i'
0,000
1(10
187.'
New
A. 4 0.
M.
7
350,(XX)
2lia.00C
,
Peoria, Pekin <£ ./arkxonrUle—lst mortgage
'M mortgage, convertible
Peoria cfe Rock f-tiftn^—ut morigage
.Id
6
W6,000
1868
18:i
4 A.
A. 4 0,
M.4N.
.1.4 J.
M.4 S.
6
g
10,5(
State lien (Inetallnients) bonds
cfc Delaivare—lti. mortgage
2(1
•luly
Jan.15,1873 Leased, Mar., I»i0. 20
do
do
do
I'.
7.80 g.
8
1,000
1,000
1865
lS6i
Pfnn.
Pfilla.,
rar
D..
2,692,539
4UO,0(X)
,
^
2(1 mortifage. sterling
iieneral M., Ph. to Pitts, new, conp&
,t halt.
u
i
.l(lh
Boston, Office,
J.
,1.4.1.
h
50
mortgaKo
mortnage
Bonds (payable
\m-mi
i
'
do
do
do
O
A.'4
1.155,500
S98.000
514,000
l.f 45.500
guar
J'^nTwy/partia— Stock
Pluladel.
4
J.&
1(6,00(1
1,001'
1871
1872
1871
1851
1855
28X
,
.Vetfa/'*— 1st M., tfuar liy Erie.
Fa;.
j;, 0.1
i».
ud
do
do
do
J. 4.1.
9
80
....
inortgaKe, pterllng
Income bonds
ii.
.
.
M.4B.
5.14,0(»l
1867
General mortaaeo, sterl jntr
rarU <fc Decatur. (111-.)— iBt M., go d.s.f..
Pennsi/lvantu <t ^. K.
\
•
J.^&'j.
566*c
8 p. c.
)— Ist mort.,
t
•
J.4D.
.i.^i' i).
ISW
.
Bureau
J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
.1.4.1.
J.
J.
3«
1S51
P
ik
J.'4'.>.
817
1 IXK'
186S
1366
1887
-ir..
mortgage, s. f.. tSO.OOn per annum
Keal estate (rlenoti honde (foi- ?8'»l.i)(10).
Debt to >t. LoiUB County (no bonrls).. ...
Lex. & St. Louis Hrauch, iBt mort. gold
Leavenworth, Atcli. & N. \V., ist mort...
noma— StocK
Ist
U,
,„
r-».-,i*".
1-96
1
Jan., 1877
Beeannnal repoi'
.Milv,190U
p. sa.
July, 1900
Han Iflburcr.
April, 1>8U
Boston, Oflfte.
Dec. i,i872|Nel earnloga In fiscal
Apr. 1.1874
Anneal report tn
do
do
1872
;Oi;er.hT Erie at:
1H7H
'. City, Hudson Co. Bk,
Netearnlnipi,
.IniN. Y., Jay Cooke
Co.
Boston N.J5. Trnst Co. .In-
4
6(»),000
19.1195
4.(121.4:4
1,000
100
2rl
PeorUt
4
.Mav
do
do
do
J. 4.1.
l,0(Hi
Oioejuiooro tfc Iiu.<iseUville--lst
Pijciflc of .WMsoHr/— stock
1st mortgage, gold
Ist
A 4 0,
50J,000
5(
,
2(1
.1.
6
1,000
mortgage,!)., A. & M. UK
jfc ^ewnrk—\AX. mortgage
Orfi-ffon dk Cnl'forni(i—\%\. tnoit age
O3icego db Jtoine—lst mort guar
fucorae mortgage bonds
iBt
4
\''
JE2011
iBt
r uUfisittar (Mich
A.4U.
Jan. 1, ISApr. 1,1b.,
Baltimore 4 Pblladcl. .Nov. »>. '72 Company ovns l«Im.
teaaea I'S.. total
Anuapolls.
Irredeeiipi.
operated. 317m. l)l\lafii<U havr iM-rn 4
Inly, 18M
percent for ihri-.
fialt'inore.
.niy
do
April, 19H)
8 per cent. Xel
isf.
A.4U.
1862
186<
do
do
do
tt
7
OW
1?M
Orange
tb
f.
O.
J.
.1.4.1.
A. 4 O.
2,0110,(1(10
lOll
Sottthw.—l&t M. (N. Platte dfv.)..
Orange, Alex. tfcJfana*fa.«.—stock
tst mortgage, O. & A. U.R
Lincoln
1.
18,000,000 7.aog.f.
2,407,800
10(!
Bonds
in.
55,000
561,000
6g.
6g.
3,077.000
1%4 SCMc
mortgage
A.&
J. A
2iri,fi02
2.213.1X10
i,roo
mortgage,
Q.-.I.
J *.I.
1,000
mortgage
mortgage
Pnterno7t
6
1
iJouds
Blends
lionds
J*iili
5,601,700
100
Consolidated mortgage
01 1 Colonj/^atock.
I8t
do
do
ji
22,(XX)
M
I'd
Philadelphia OlBce.
250,0(X)
cont. S. F. mort., for Ui.(!KJO,000
Oil treek ck AUegh. A.— Stock..
4lh
Ian. l-l
M.AR.
M.aN.
59
Sinking' fimd onds
Ohio ifc .V/*'v(.wf/ppi— Stock, com
Preferred stock
ad mortyage, \V. Ulv
Income mortgiigc, W. Dlv
Consol. mortgaire. for $6,800.(00
Consol. mortgage, aterllng,
2d mortgage,
;
M
s.
4(K),(XX)
CAam.—stock
NorthireMern—li.
'
;
7
5
4(«l,00(l
Equipment bonds
<fc
N.
M.ft N.
Q.-.I.
A.ft O.
21
rreferred stock
Omiha
Omaha db
J.
J.'ii.'.
3.06«,40'l
I02,l(»l
1,(KI0.C00
New bynd8
1st
l»t
N. T., Orand Cen. Depot Jao. a, IIR3 CoMoL oj N. T *!K, n%im * RmU. *
do
do
Oct., :t7s
N. II., Aug., ir.2. An. r p.. r. ts, >,ni.
r.,U.Opdrlie4 Co. July I, Ml In pro-reM. (iuaranlrei Monirlair uid W.
do
do
May 1, it.ia J. Midland. Capiul paid, |<,iat,'MS. (r.
Mav "4<M
do
do
16, p. 50.)
T , M. Morgan's ^'
Annual rrport for fiscal yair endluB'tt.
K*A.
d>
I.18.'2. iiiciiita-ifui.*, y. IS, P.M.
do
KM
J.& J.
t
d
do
earnings, |4.1,«14.
M.*i(.
( tC IMHIII
d
do
J. ft J.
do
July 1 IHW
do
J. A J.
Jan., ISO Net earnlnn. t«;3. Viim. it. II. p. U J
C(inpany'iBliopi y. C. July, 1871 Lm fi s^-i.i
ii.1i
lo Ricliinaad
*
do
do
July, lini
.!>•'
".CIW per an. Net eanM.& N.
do
do
»8W-7i
Ibk
.June au. vra,t\M:.\i.
M.as.
uo
do
IU7
Oro'
Mirch I.ISW.
.
»»''
. tan.iwM.ftS.
Charleston,
Sept., lan
ne(
.(
and
do
m.
-.vu. AnJ,^*'j.
do
UlS
14, p. Ml.
4
7
3
"it
dt iPiori'ese-r— stock
Ist mortgage, state loau,8inklngfund...
Plain bonds
Constrnctlon bonds
dt L.
A .1.
A.AO.
J.
6
10
l'«0,000
ynrwich
OndeTVib.
Whom.
by
1.500JXW
,
Chattel Mortgage
2d raortKage
yort/ieru Central—stock.
l9t inortKiiCe, State loon
2d niorr;4iiKe,R'nUlnK fund, coupon
8d mortjjHKe. sliikliiK Juiul, coupon
8d mortkagp. \'.&c. lili (Kimrby Bait).Consolidulcu nnutg.iife.ifold, conpoo...
do
do
do reg
Income convorilble bonds
Northern, y. /T.— Stuck.
flonds. ISIl, not mortgaK^
yorthf.rn o/N. Jernei/— Block
Ist mortgaife
V rth. Puciflc-Ut M..Rld. l.gr.tlUO.WCOOO
BKMARK*.
Where Payable and
I
7
3
8
"iwo
185
com
morlgage, new
Iftt
2d
pri'f erred
«
1
5W,000
•67- .M
1857
per rent
2X
8
7
100,000
250.000
7W.nu(i
1,(I«UXX)
324,200
Preferred Btock.
HontUof
7
2,000,1 «W
132,(100
"itlO
1810
,
notice of anr error discovered la onr Tafcloo*
M.«
6r.9.«IO
•68
!S6fl
Extension
General mort. ($1.000,000HUthorlsed)....
2iUe9 <* New li/tbon (0)~l^i morttc
yurth C'lroHtni—aiock, com
7«.r
5,3i(l.(X«)
lOO
(18
VVhenl
Payable
.r,
l.cnu.sw
1..0*c 30.l)0O|i,m
1871
l8t mortjcajire
^
IS.rOO.OOO
:/10o*r'
IR8H
lute
port
Cent.
100
T&N.IIavou
yorthea/itern (S. C.)—stock,
BtaiidlDg.
Imm~
edUf
INTKREST OR DIVIDENDB
AniDinit
II
St
IS ""a
JV.
giving nm
5
7
6
A.40.
7
.1.4 J.
%'
J.
5
,1.4 J.
J. 4.1.
.1.4 J.
5
6
4
.1.
Q.-M.
.1.4.7.
.1.4.1.
.1.4 J.
do
do
Phlla., Pa. Life
4
T. Co.
do
do
Phlla 4 London.
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Office,
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
do
9T8,'0()
495,9(X)
'7'
M.ftS.
Philadelphia, Office.
i'^33
l;8,0(.»l
7
.7.4 J.
London,
1368
18«8
l,l:;9,.50O
6
7
.1.4 J.
Philadelphia, Office.
1,000
l-(70
1871
1871
1*71
1873
18?2
1,000
1
,
'
0001
iioo
i',oin
100
1»,000000
:o.!00.ooo
11,131,000
1,299,100
A.4
7
0.
.1.4.1.
6g.
J.4D.
J.4D.
1X0
1
2,700,000
2,520,000
,1
T'
2X
.
4
1>,
J.*
J.
var.
Q-J
Juiyi'lSa
Oct. 1, 1877
Mch 31,1881
Annual repoit
In
Chkoxiolx, t. IS,
p. SS7
Formerly Snnburj 4 Erie, Leased, Feb.,
1863.for9Wyisto Penn. RR. Neteani1871. t7S«.J90. Mortgage booda of IMa lo
retire all prior bonds, (t.
II,
p. iM.6.8.)
July 1,1888
July, I9W
.
24,
Ti The
Jan.
'24,
-73
Jan
1880
!^8«
18M
1880
1888
1877
1893
1893
do
do
1890
do
do
June. Itll
do
do
"nne, 1311
do
do
Lon., McCalmont Bros. June, 1911
1S93
inilladelphia Office,
1893
Jan. ll>, 79
rhiladelphla Office.
4
Read., at 12 p.c. en st'ck
net earnings of main and brxnrh lines
Sept .187? Leased to Phil.
In 1872,
In 1S71.
were i4*61.49«. saalnst »,00«.«<1
A
was made
large purchase of coal laoda
in ISTl. and the P. 4 B. Co
guarantees the mortg. bond" or the Coal
New conver.
Jb I. Co. tor I11.13l.«i0.
tlblelcn Issued In Jan., 1?;s. SeesBntal
report In CnnoxirLr. v. 16, n. «S; also T.
v. U, p. 14.)
IS, p. '20, 291. «M
;
Op. with C.
4
A.,
and leised to
rwn, BB.
.
.
.. .
)
..
THE CHRONICLE.
122
[January 25, 1878.
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snfeserlbers Trill eonfer a Kreat
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
of
f^r expUnfttlon of all references, eee Road
foot Qotea on lit page of RR Tables.
Mlla., Wltm.
<t
ATor
05
•a
tandlns.
do
50
500
do
1,000
1,000
Pr(H6.,t'i>l.it .S(. /,««(«—stock (17,000,000)..
Preferred atocit f»!.00a,000
do
do
special to Pa.
50
50
KR
1812
186j
1861
1861
1863
\»n
Ist mort.. consolidated (for »lO,0.fl,000) ..
Ist mortifage, St«^at)env.
Ind. re-org...
&
Col. & N-iWiirk rHv. bunds
Ftttsburg itCoiuipAhip.—XK mortgaire
3d mortgft)?t!, Balto. loan
lit niortRflge. Turtle Cr. Dlv
Uttth., Ft II'. it C'Aic— Stock. guaranteed ..
Bpecla! Impr. stock, guar, (tor $2,000,000)
ist m^rtKagc (series A)
Ist mortKa^e (series B)
Ist mortjiaite (series 0)
iBt niortgaKe (series D)
Ist mortgaKC (series E)
Ist mortKago (scries F)
3d mortgage (series G)
3d mortgage (series H)
2d mortgage (series I)
2d mortgage (scries K)
2d mortgage (series L)
2d mortgage (series M)
P., K. \v.
Equipment bonds
J'lj/mnulli.Krink.a: /lie —Ist. M.(t3,603,000)
J^rt l/uron it. L. JfirA.— tft raort
PorthtH'l <b Ofjde>i^biirg—\f^t M.,E. D.
glil
Sewmortsage (for »:?,300,000v
l^rt. it Ogclenih. ( Vt. /);(i.)— Ist m. gold .
J^rtlati'i <fe Oi^ford CfiHrat~\st mortgage
Porll. it HockeMei
1st M.,s.f. (Portl. loan)
Ist mortgage, equal lien
2d mort. (''ortland loai) s. f
.
—
<fe
Port^motuh—%tock
O—
Port Royal (,S'.
:st m.*rtgage.conv.. gld
Ist inortg.^g*-. coiiv.. guar, by Ga. K.R.
Portimouth.rii. FaUiit Cojiw.— stock..
Mortgag;!
Ist
Provldenrc d- ITarcewfc/'— stock
.
Mortgage bonds
,i Columbia— \6t
2d Mortgage, coupon
Seatling
M., coupon....
Saratotja—^tock
Istmortgngi^consol (for*3,0U0.000
,6 Z>.7JiH/(/f— Stock
State Sinking Fund loan
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Consol. mortgage
Seiis^iftfXer <t
Richmond
mortgage
Roanoke Valley
...
.
4th
Rlt.
100
1871
186J
1862
1882
100
*c
51
1852
18i2
18K2
1812
1862
1862
1853
5
775,000
4.000.000
5,Oi.'0,0(IO
400,000
19,714,285
1,400,000
875,000
875.000
873W)
875,000
875,000
875,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860.000
860,000
860,000
2,000,000
153.000
100,000
1.000,000
dtc
.iO
.•iOO&c
50O&C
&c
«
1882 5HI&C
1856 5.10&C
1857
1,000
1S69
1,000
16" H 187!
1,000 20,000p.m.
90
1869
1,800.000
1,000
62
800,000
1870
3,300,000
1871
'iie
1871
2,300,000
2J
1853
2)0,000
700,000
S2X '67-'. 9 500&C
Si% 1870 SO'&c
350,0011
450.(aO
Si>i 1371 SOOftc
52
1.500.000
100
1!0
l,OiXI,000
i369
1,000
110
l.OflO.OOO
1,000
44
770,000
100
26
200,000
47
"ioo 2,000,000
44
500,000
1.000
50
650,000
lOO&e
50
350,000
1.0 JO
181
6,000,000
100
18i
l,!12'i.OI)0
1,000
143
4,000,11011
100
600.000
157,800
1,722,900
64.500
bonds
41,3.50
Rich.. Frelricksb. d: Pol.— Bunds, ster
67,778
124,489
. .
Dollar loan
d)
Coupon bonda of 1881.
Rtchm. ifc P^terHburg—9,tot^\z
2d mortgage, coui»on and reg
3d mortgige. coupon
Hlchm. ife Ynri: River— 'Mori, bonds
2d mortgaga bonds
Interest funding bonds
17.^,428
183t
18T0
Iftt inorttrage
maj'fi'lrl P.irk (\. .7.)-lst mortgage...
RocKford, R. T. (fe.sc. LotiU-Xfit mort., gold
Romf. XyQi.
(fe
1872
1868
lOO&C
500&C
1881
50
I— ^tock. com
1st mortgage
St. L..
C. di jV.flatc
Kamas
1
29!,OOI.i
*C
879,500
2.499,000
4,300,000
500,0
io;i
Preferred stock
E<iulpmeit mortgage bonds
'lo
do
do
"Sfv general mort
St.Joteph (t Denver C— 1st mort. Rld,E dlv.
Ist mortgage, We*t. dlv., land grant,
St. Louis, Alton (fc Terre Ifaute— Stock
Prelerrcd stock
Ist mortgage (series A) sink, fund
1st mortgage (series B) sink, fund."
2d mortg ge (series C)
2d mortgage (series D)
2d mortgage, income
St. LouU cfc Iron Mou/itain—&iock
1st
1.000
i855
1853
.
Prefcrre
1,000
100
1st Slnkin/ Fund mort., Wat. & U
Bonds, giaran., Pot^. & tVatertown
General mortgage. Sinking Fan 1..
Riittan
295,500
847,100
130.500
175.000
48,003
232,000
28.640
299,000
300,000
9.000,000
2,998,900
799 JdO
100
500
O^'fe '*?>.— Stock
No.
Mo)— Stock
stock
1870
18?
187i
1869
1870
I
351
334
mortage
Louis, Lawrence <fc /)«?tpcr— Ist M., gld.
St. L.dk .Southeastern-I^t M.. gld, conv.s.f
Consol. mortgage, gold, s. f
8t. Louis (ft St. Jose.vh—\&t mortgage, gold..
St. L.,rand.(t r./r.— istM.,s.r.guar.r.. ...
2d m. 8. f., guar., ($1,1.00,000 con. not guar.)
100
lOOftc
5.5iK).0TO
Income bonds
158
1872
1868
1867
158
186.S
1871
fi(.i^!iiifti1(C.— Flr.it Dlv.— Ist M.,10m ....
1st mortgage, St. P.to Watsb.SOra
2d M. on 80m.& l«ton l.gr. ol^3'j;,200 acres
General M. (nold to retire above bonds)
do
•69.'71
2,483,000
1,100,000
1,100.000
1.400.000
1,400,000
1,700,000
10,000,000
4,000,000
12,010,000
100
100
1,000
Piul tt SlouxOltn—itoek
Pref ., 8 p. c. stock, red. dlf. dates
Ist mortgage
aanduikti, M. <t JVewar*— Stock
SI.
i',660
1st mortg.agR.
new
gavannafi
<t Charleston— Stock
of tlie i;.& S. R.R., guar
Bonds
by S. Car
Funded Int.bds.S.&C.RR. guar, by S.Car
1st mort.. Sav. & Cliar.
R., *oOO,000
Sao., Grljfln ,t .V.Ata.—UtmOTt
,
Savannah
,
100
Shamokin Valley Jt Pottsv.-Stock
1st mortgage
Sheboygan Fond du trtc— 1st Mortgage
Ut mortgage extension
Shenango ,t Alleghany— \st Mortgage. .,
Mhepaug Valley (Conu.)
(ft
ahore Line ( t'onn .)— Stock
Ist mortgage. construction bonds
mottx city <t Pacinc—Ul mort
(Kovtrniiient mibiidir)...,
"so
1,000
1857
1869
35 J<
40
23
eo
1871
1870
1852
1884
50
500
lOOitc
500
500&C
1,000
1871
13ll9
IX
1*
f.
f.
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
5J0&C
"ioo
lOO&c
eoo&c
000*0
7
8f.
M.ftS.
7g.
6g.
J.& J.
M.4N.
J.& J.
6g
M.aJJ.
%^-
J. &"j.
,i.& J.
7
A.&O.
Var.
J.&
M.&
5
7g
J.
N.
M.(t N.
7g.
J.&.J.
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia.
Winslow, L. 4
do
do
J.T.,
March, 1912
March. 1912
May, 1876
Co. Jan. 1,1887
><ch 1,1874
New York.
July
1, 1901 Will be completed In ';3& I'sed to Penn.Co
1, 1899 Port 11. to Owosso, Mich. ,90m.
Jan., 1900 (1st mortgage Is to be retired from proNov., 1901
ceeds of new mort. Stock paid, $;,Ol0.O3C
Msy
N.Y. .Drake Bros.
Boston,
Nat Bank.
do
1st
N. T.
4
May,
Boston.
Boston, Columbian
do
do
do
do
Boston, Office.
(v.ll, p. 458; V, 15, p. 806.)
Bk
18S1
Mechanic's Fall^ to Canton, Me.. 28m.
Jnly'i,'l887
Oct. 1, 1887
Sep.
I,
Jan.
York 4 Cumberland
Net
1,
Leaded to East. RU., 99 yrs, 10 p. c. on fl'k.
Nov. 1,1889 Operated and controlled by Ga. KK.
do
do
NOV.1.18S9
(V. 14. p386.)
Boston, East. RR. Co Jan.l5, 1873 Operated by East. RR.
New York and London,
1873
Providence. Office,
Jan.,I,187S Net earnings, 1S71-73, $259,936. Dividends
Providence, R. I.. N. Bk July 1, 1880 In lOyearc, 87 per cent. (v. 15. p. 83(,.)
N.Y., Union Natl Bank. Mch 1, 1832 Controlled by P.4 Reading. Floatlngdebt
J. 4D. Colum'>la, Ist Nat. B'nk June, 1884
Net earnings, 1871, $81,420.
$1,033,742.
.1.4 J. N.Y.,N.Bk of State N.Y .Jan. 1,1873 Lea-cd 10 Del. 4 Hud Canal at 8 p. c. ou
M.&N N.Y.,Del. 411. Canal Co. Nov., 1921 stock and int. on bonds.
Main line. 141m. Leases Piedmont RR.
J.'ii'j.
Richmond, Office,
isso
51m., at $45,000 per year. Net earnings
do
Jan. 1,1873
J.* J.
year ending Sept. 30. 1871. $314,235. In
M.4N. N.Y., Lancaster, B 4 Co 1875-90
fept., 1871. leased the N. Car, HR., both
1813-75
do
do
M.&N.
the K. 4 D. and leased lines operated la
do
1871-76
F.4 A.
do
Int. of Pa. RR. See Cnaox.. v. 13, p. 434.
London.
18;5
J. 4 J.
Gross earnings yea-- c ding Sept. 3"), 18:2.
Var,
Richmond, Office.
1S;5
$351,919; expenses, 2(fi,S09; net earnings
Var.
do
$116,010. Report, V. 16 p. 83.
M.4S.
6
6
6g.
6
7
do
issi
June, 1875
188010 1836
A. 4 0.
M.4N.
r.4 A.
J. 4 J.
M. 4 S.
J.4D.
J.&D.
Richmond, Office.
do
New York.
do
do
do
New York.
New York and London
N.Y., Mei catllc N. Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do
F.'4"a.
Boston, Treasurer,
Angl'.'l8T2
S
4 D.
A. 40.
A. 4 0.
A. 40.
A. 40.
J.
6
8
J
7g.
f.
1
1
7
Grose earnings year ending Sept.
$148,133; net, $9,010.
Road
to be
:
30, 1871,
(v. 13, p, 807.)
old.
May
1, 1912 In progress.
.\ug., 1918 mt.ln default. (v.l5,p.25I, 691 :v.l«, p,84.)
About $41*,793 bonds are held bv sinking
Sept 1, 1880 fund. Net earnings, 1871, $324,9:8.
Feb.15,1873
Dec, 187-'
Dec.
1,
1891
1S71. to VI Cent, at full iBt.
on pref. stock, and equip, bonds; a"d
from l>i In 1873 to 7 per cent alter 1879
on common stock, (v. 14, p.l87, 386, 595
Leased, Jan.,
"sks
7
Sg.f
F.& A
do
do
do
London
do
'.
May
do
do
do
Y.,
& Frank
de
1,
1880
Sept 1,1880
Nov.1.1902
V. 15. p. 598.)
Aug., 1899 W. dlv. In p ogress. L.gr.. $l,600,000acrei,
May 15,1900
.13. p. 289, 290, r. 14, p. 657.)
4
J.
J.
^.& ti.
F.4 A.
M.& N.
M.& N.
F.'4"a.
4
N.Y., office
do
do
do
do
12
New York
Wall
St.
do
do
do
do
office.
N. Y., office 122 Broad'ay
V
1
7
7
J.
1.
Office of Treasurer.
4 S.
4 J.
4D
J.4D.
J.4D.
N. Y,, Manhattan Co.
N. Y..Drexcl,M, &Co,
7
do
do
do
7
do
7 g.
New York or London.
London.
7g. M.4N.
do
7g M.& N.
M.
J.
J.
4
J. 4
J.
J.
J.
at 30
1894
1894
1894
New York.
Bait., B. 4 O. Railroad
48.
M.4S.
7
Charleston.
181
.1.4 J.
J
J.
4
J.
4J.
f.
2K
is
the Condi ion since the sale of N.
Mo, Road, under 2d mort.. Aug.
(v. 14, p. 85, 321. 626
;
26, 18il.
v. 15, p. 486, 626.)
Lea-sed to Pac. of Mo. at $75,000 per year.
Nov
of the first bds, are a mortgage
Aug., 1902
on 60 miles only.
Nov. 1,1893 Nov., 1^72,i.lt. ill default, (v. 15. p. 657.)
Jan. 1,1897 Leased toT. H. 4 Indiauap. atSOp. c. ofgr.
May 1,1898 ea-nings. Stock, $2,377.3;'9. Bds. guar, oy
Mch
T.H.&l..byC.C.& l.C.andP.C.&St.L.
1, 1901
1892
This road and its land grants were report,
1892
ed to have been purchased bv the
Northern Pacific. Or the whole line .140
1892
miles were completed June, 1S72.
tension of 314 miles in progress.
statement vol. 16, p. 84.
ExSee
gr. 830.402aeres An 8 per cent land
stock of $2,400,000 created to take up prf
stock. (V. 15, p. 20,
Leased to Cent, O., at $174,.'i50 besides ex-
Land
Jan., 1909
Nat. Bk. Mch"lVl877
N. Y., U.H.Klmpton.
do
do
Macon, by M, 4 W. RR.
M.4 N. N. Y., Lancaster, B.4Co
7
This
.',"1894 $1,000,000
991.100
m'.
per cent of gross earnings up to
(but In no year to be less than
$130,000); 25 p,c, on n-xt $l,0(Xl.Di'0,and20
18W
p. c. on all excess. Pref. j-tock Increased
1891
21 pr. c. Mar.. 1872.
(v. 14. p. 292. 337.)
Feb. 15. '73 Cost, $15,917,666. Net earnings. 1871, $667,
Aug. 1,1892 319. ControlsCalro4F. road, (v.I3,p.667.)
$2.n(lO,(XlO
N. T.. M. K Jesup 4 Co Nov.l3,18;2
N.Y.,Natl BkofCom'rce Jan. 1, 1895
.
Mch
8f.
7
line. T. H. to E. St. 1 oul", leased
1867, for 90 years, to Ind.4St. L.
June,
Mar."'5,
7
7
7
!g.
(V
Main
'218
.KD
Sept. 1,1889
penses and taxes. Guarant'd by BaU.4 O.
Formerly Char. 4 Sav. Road opened for
through traffic, March. 1870. Cost of
road and equipments, $2,040,11 5.
Jan. 1,1839
Jan. 1, 1891 In progress.
State endorsementdeclined.
1. 1890 in iirogress.
To be 32Cmiles.
Jan., 1873 Leased 10 Phil, 4 Readi-.ir. (v. 14. p. 6M.)
Net earnings year ending March 1.1171,
A. 4 O.
1880
$159,309; Int., $14,700; dlv.. 4 per cent.
J 4 J
N. Y..lmo. 4 Trad. Bk.
A. 40. N. Y'.. Roddey.Bell & Co. Jan., 1,1390 In progress, Selma to Pollard. Ala., lOOra.
M.4S. N. Y.,H. 1 lews 4 Co. Sept. 1,1889 Ill progress, Selma to Memphis.
New York, office.
Jan. 1,1872 Late Ala. 4 Tenn. Riv. Completed In 1870
J. 4 J.
do
do
Jan. 1, 18W
No report of operations.
J. 4 J.
do
do
Apr.l, 138T
A. 40.
Philadelphia, office.
Aug., 1872 Leased, Feb., 1863, to North. Cent, at 7 p. c.
F.4 A.
do
do
Aug. 1,1872 on bonds and 6on stock, (v. 14. p. 6;'8.)
F 4A.
J. 4D.
N. Y.,B8nk of N. A. June 1.1881 Net earnings 1871, $23,624. Cost, $2.000,0a).
A. 40. N. Y., Farm. L 4 T. Co, Oct., 1896
A. 4 0. N. Y., N. Bk Commerce Apr. 1,1889 Net revenue, 1871, $81,112. Int. pald,$36.606.
J.
May
Philadelphia, office
.
3
7
7
8
.
7
7
3X
J.'ij.
200,000
7
M.4S.
1,629,0111)
«
J.
li«33,300
sold out in 1865.
earnings year ending Aug. 31,'T2, $38,1*7?.
1891
,7.&'j.
J. 4 J.
910,300
Ti5,000
350,000
1,000,000
V. 13, p. 52>, r05.)
;
J.&D.
A.&O.
M.&N.
1.&3.
2,307,00J
7'Xl.OOO
750,00(1
694,0;l0
;
..
p.m.
111,800
406,500
1,000
152,000
1.000 16,000p.m,
50
576,030
100
1,151,400
210,000
'\,m 16,000 p.m.
1,000 16,01)0 p.m.
838.500
241,000
3,0 "i.OOD
50
869,450
(v.ll. p. 593
p. ata.
B,,lt.
N.Y.,Nat.Bkof Com'rce
m'.4 N. N. Y.,G.Opdyke4Co,
do
do
F.4 A.
M.4 N. N. Y., Jameson, S. 4 C.
J & ,1
N. Y.,3d Nat. Bank.
do
do
M.4N.
I6,00'.l
'ioi
Memphis -1st M.,end by State
Va lley— Stock
Seaboard <jh Roanoke-Btock
Ist mortgage
"46
Selma tt Gidf-\Bt M.,guar.by Ala
S<!;ma, Marlhn <ft Mem.—Ut M., end. by Ala
50
Selma, Rome ,t Dalton—\titmoTt
100
2d mortgage, Ala. & Tenn. R.n
100
General m ortgage for $5,000,000
tt
jScA uylkill
liaartRnga
"ioo
'i'H
Is
J.& J.
J
1,900,000
2.600,000
1,000,000
120,000
700,000
1.200,000
2,020,000
780.300
3,000,000
6,000,000
2 400,000
1,6 0,000
leases several roads an'1
B. & O. Railroad
.luly, 18.8 Gross earnings In 1871-72, $1.47-i,6J9. (T.
Baltlm..Mcr. h.Nat. Bk Jan. 1,191.1a
14, p. 322, 439, 764.
F.& A. Pittsburg, Ist Nat. B .nk .\ng.l,l«89
N. y., Winslow, L. 4 Co Jan. 2, 1873 Leased, July, 1869, for 999 years, to Penn.
do
do
Jan. 2,1873
I'.K.. at a rental equivalent lo Interest,
ri.do
do
Mch 1, 1912 sinking fund of debt, and 7 per cent on
j;& J.
do
do
Mch 1,1912 stock. The lessee, lo keep the road In
F.& A.
do
''o
Mch 1, 1912 repair and also pay taxes, expenses,
M.ftS.
do
do
Mch 1, 1912 etc. P., F.W. 4 C. leases the Ne castle
A. 4 0.
Mch 1, 1912 4 B. V. and the Lawrence roads; which
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
Mch 1. 1912 in turn are lea.sed a^aln by I'enn. UR.
J. &D.
do
do
March, 1912 New stock of $2,000 00*' au'horlzed Nov.,
J.& J.
do
.March, 1912
do
F.& A.
1871, to be Issued to Penn. Rli. lor imdo
do
March, 1912 provements, &c., under article 16 of
M.& S.
do
do
March,1912 lease guaranty on old stock not afA.*0.
M.&N.
do
March 1912 fected. Seeannual report in (Juuokiclk
do
.l.&.I.
7
6
6
6g.
1,0(K),000
207
118
116
104
101
KR. Office. Aug. 1,1900
mont'ilv
N.Y. byN..I.RR.
May, 1881
J. &.I.'
Phlla., Pa. RR. Oltlcc.
Jan., 18110
7
21,iWn. m.
1,000
1,000
1,000
company
controlled by the Penn. Comp'y,
which holds a majority of the capital
stock. Net earnings, 1871, $942,891, Report to Sta!e of Ohio. CURONICLK, T. 15,
Phlla., Pa.
1,020,000
3,230,000
iJO
1890
F.4 A.
6,000,1100
10
80
80
99
121
till
us:
April,
Itself
I2,o;io,ix»o
sterling
Ist mort., "West line.l. gr. (fortS.OOOJCX).)
Jdmort., Wes. llne.l. gr. (for|6,003,0()0)..
do
do
do
2,;50O.0O0
,St.
35S
72
Jan. 8, 1873 Main line, 100m.; leases about lS6m. Net
July, 18(M
earnings, year ending Sept. 30. IS72,
April, 1876
$i,113,'.90. See report in v. 14, n. 183,628.
Boston,
do
do
do
This
.M.4N.
F. .t A.
lOO&c
4
PhllB.,
A.&O.
A.&O.
50".O'^t
100
aio
J.
J.ftJ.
1,500,000
1,500,000
lOO&c
lOO&c
500.ic
1,000
1S63
J.&
f.
REMARK^.
Stocks,
lastDlvl'd.
by "Wnoia.
M.4 N.
M.4 8.
100
100
210
210
351
4
6
6
6
3,0(10,000
50 '&c
5 O&c
.iOO&c
5 0..tc
18fi2
P. RR.) mortgrfge
C. construe, bonds
Portland, Siro
1859
S.;
&
<fc
UXX)
iOO&c
Principal,
when Due,
Where Payable and
rS^t.* P«5'«ble.
11,484,800
3t5,000
400,000
1,000.000
2,5(H,1
2,924,350
3,000.00)
6.212.000
500&C
50i*c
18a 51:&c
3d mortgage
Bridge (O.
50
1.000
1,000
1.000
1,000
Jlondif, ^
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
tint-
1858
18S«
183?
Plain bonds loan
LIST.
glTlne u" Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables.
Amount
BaU.—»toc^
l«t mortKaf<e, convertible
bjr
;.
«
4
J.*
J.
J.
4Co Jan !i 1873 Leased to N. Y. 4 N. Haven at $100,000 per
.10
do
year. (v. 14, p. 621.1
Sept. 1,1880
N. Y., Nat. Park Bank. Jan. 1,
Stock paid in $1,788,000. Net earnings last
year, $111,533. Cost of road, 4c$4,644,000
U. 8. Treaa. ut maturity Jul, 1,1
N.H.,B. S.'s'crariton
1
—
.
,
January 25, lb78
.
.
'
1
.
THE CHRONICLE.
J
123
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
For
loot Dotes oQ
SiouxCltP/
LIST.
tt St.
ivlll
Road
Ut page of RR. Tables.
Jau/— I9t
mort..
l,WU
N. r., MetropoU. N. Bk
do
do
Charleston,
1,000
;
900
900
900
1,000
ISTl
1869
187J
1870
1868
ICO&C
1883
1,0011
1,000
-
Macon.
S.Y., Farm. L.
1S70
1870
18(9
tf- LeirtHon—\iit mort
Singh, it If. r.-StocIc
H. gold.
N.Y.,Farmer8' L.ftT.Co.
mortgage
tt
du
do
Ifarsato— stock
Ian,20. 1873
Jnly, irre
1st prefferred
2d Preferred
Jan., 1710
New
mortgage (W. Dlv.)
Istmortgage (K. Div.)
Ist
2d mortgage f w.Dlv.) conyertlble
Consol. mort. (for »6.aOO,UOO)
niortgasie {Burl Div
7of., Wab. it HV^tcr/i— stocfe
Preferred 7 percent stock
Ht mortgage <Tol.&
.
.
Istmortgage (Quln.& Tol.)
Ist mortgage (111. & S. Iowa)
2d mortgage (Tol.fe Wab.)
2d mortgage (Wub. & W't'n.)
2d mortgage (Gt. W't'n of '55.)
Kquipment bonds (T.&W.)
Consol. mortgage, eo'iy
'.'..',
Xew mcirtgagc. gold (»5,0OI 000)..
1st mortgage, (Decatur & E. St. Louis).
do
2d
do
Lafayette, Bloom'ton & Miss— 1st
Uann. & Cent. Mo.. Ist mortgage
do
do
"Jd
&
'
mortgage
Bloom't., ist mort.
Bonton— 1st mortgage
2dmortgage
3d mortgage
Convertible bonds
Ti-ou f/';i/o;i— 1st mort.. guar.
Troy
City....
Turkertoii —Ist mortgage
Wnion Pacific— stoi:\t
iBl mortgage, gold. on road and equlp't.
bonds
1,000
1,000
.
1,000
.1,000
J. ft O.
met
J. ft
M.ftN.
1867
18«
1865
1.000
100
J.
J.
lOO&c
i.iioo
1,000
100*:
100*c
m >rtgage
1870
1871
ISTO
1895
1871
&
"" *"'»• befor- consolidation
on consol. road, guar, by Cent. On
Mari/lanii —ist .M., end. Bait. City
'
.
mortgage, nnendorsed
2d morlgago, endors. by Baltimore'.
2(1 m irtgagc. endorsed by Wash, foanty.
2d preferred mortgage, unendorsed.
.Sew mortgage, guar, by Baltimore
do
rlo
Western .V. C'aro/(«rt— 1st mort. (E. Dlv )
Western Penn^ylrania—\si mort.
""
'St Mortgage. Pittsburg BraOctl... 'I!!
WeH .//?/•*«'/ -stock
1st
1,000
.•...,«oiiiiation
-id,8.
f.,
''ff— Ist
J.
Wtunirn/toii
.
J.
J.
g^.,conv...
mortgage
"'/'o— 1st mortgage
<)'. .f- /luff.— Istmorigage...
WH.,Vh(irl.itRMherPd—'.%t mortgage
WiliMngton .fc Hi'id.—\%t mort
3d mort.. coun. or res
WUininffton A lr<^on—fltock
Sterling bonds
1888
1890
18N
ins
i
referred
ating expenaes and laies. t>,~l.lt2; n«t
revenue. »1,959,S37. Gros« earnings In
Iffw.
»4,.M4.6t0;
npea In-r < xpense*,
»S,2a8,V«l; net revenue. $1,308^;''.
Tha
Hannibal ft Naples and other mails fol.
lowing it in the table are leased by T.<r.
with an obligation lo ray Intereat
ft
'- '- -on tiieir bo ds. "
liirt. ni :B;3ii to
N'V
W
1878
May^^m
Feb.. 1907
1909
Ang., 18»
NoT.l.lSW
.
pay for sieri
rs;:
'ort
published in (hi.
i>lrectoi" elect* d :;.
IM.
Annual report to b.ni'
"no lor \car
endmg .tune 90. ilfu, see CnnoxicLB
"
T. 13. p. SOS.
July, 1890
Aug., 1901
May,
1890
1901
Operates SSm of toad. In year e-dlng
Bept 80, 1871 gross eamlnir- were MSr,,\t»
tasrj
,
.
ne'. M8D.497: Int., »i«8Jil; lease rent,
«27.«00; surplus, 130,880.
I,
mo Opened,
guar by RRs. using T.C.
ft
Net earnings
^'ay, 1869.
Isi (l»eal
year, «j«tj!)3; 2d year. w;43r.J9;: >d
year, »S,fcl,i!J. To'al landsales to Nov.
Ira, Mil.0Sl acres, for t.'.797,ai9. Unda
then unsold, 11,4.«.3I9 acres, (v. 14, p. 220.
i887
187U
:8ni
1867
do
The company made defanll, Sept. »l. IMT.
A snmmary of stoc<holders' nroreedIngs, &e .could not be given In th s brief
space.
187fr-77
do
See
lull
reports In Cnao.virLX.
V. 13, p. 400, 490, 9IU,
!M.
1892
Nov. 1,1872 Leases
lulyl 1883
July 1,1879
do
do
Troy ft Greenf. till completion of
Hoo-ac Tunnel. Net earnings, 1871-72,
»H»,9a2.
(V. 15, p. S3«.)
1985
J.
.I.ft J.
F.4A.
M.ft
J.
ft
8.
J.
A.ftO.
I.ft J.
J.ft-I.
M.ftN.
.1.4 D.
1.000
lOO&c
100«c
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
Philadelphia, Oiilce
do
do
Camden, N.J.Co's office
do
do
do
New Yor'< and London.
J.ft.T.
Ma
('amden to Cape May, Salem ft Swedeslaeui. Net earning, 1871, |3II,SK.
ch,1883
1396
Oct.,lil*<
boro,
.ran.,
Jan 1, 1886iConnleied Feb., 1872. L. er., 1.125,000 ac.
Leaa." J to Vt. Cent-, at $30,000 pr yr ft Us
New Yor .
1873
Y., J. M. Pickrcll. May 1, 1900 In proTre^'s. 32Hm.
Balto., A.Brown ft Sons Jane, 1900 Income bonds of $90.<,Ooa also Isaoeo.
I
New
Phlla.,
York.
DcHavcn
do
ft
In progress.
Oct.. 1900 Floating deb' . $180.701 : ( oat to Nor., UTI
fv. II. n.«B.>
$2.680463
Leaaed Dee. IbTi, to Wll.. Col. ft
Road St 6 per cent on stock, in IffiS. and
1881
afterwards. Lewae asaanaa all UabOt
I
1886
1887-^
Bro
do
Jan. ,1908
lOJ
J.'&J.
M.ftN.
.Ian, 1, 18901 (V. 11. p. 628; v. 15, p. 797.)
-Apr. 1,1893 Leased to Pa. RR. Slock, »1,0S2,450. Coat
Jan. 1, 189«: of road.ftc, »3,7J0,263, (v. II. p. 428.)
Sept., 18 2 Consol. of several roads and branchea.
N
J.ft.l,
do
Sinking Fniid bonds, gold
WUm. it'.Wtii. (Del.)— ut mor'gage
WlKomin Central— \»t M., gold, L. grant.
w»rcMitr it A(UAua—stock
B«a(U(»ia9,0X7p,o.)
ft
A.ftO.
50O&C
SOOAc
500&e
500&C
;;;;
1.
ft
lOOftc
50
Loan of 1SS.1, guar, by Cam, A Amboy
mortgage loah
'
ft
5004c
1st
'
1st
stock or Into consol. bonds.
,
1,000
isw
M'ettcheHter it Phtla.—lm mort., new
WeHtern (.ila.)— 1st mnn. (Mont.
W.P.)
It
bond' are ronverilble Into
N. Y., Continental Bank Oct., law Leaaed till 1875 to Ku'laod RR.
J.A-' Fhlla., Glrard Nat Bank Jan. 1.1890 Net earn'''B yr endlnv March 1, 187! vera
.J.* J
do
»^,S0S as shown In annual report In
Ian. 1. l.on
do
J. ft J.
Chboxicli, v. 14, p. 764.
do
.Jan. 1,18«)
do
A.ftO.
do
do
Jaa. 1.1890
J, ft J.
do
do
1880
A,&(j N.T.,Farm2rs' L.&T.Co.'Apr. 1, 1890 Stock, $1,000,000. Opened Aoguit, 1871.
Completed 35 inll(y», June, ISia.
A.ft0. N. Y., Bull's Head Bank
1896
In prozres-t. Leased to N. London North.
J. ft D. N. Y., ramham,G. ft Co.' June,
N. Y., Del.,L. ft W.BR Jan., 1873 Leased to Dcla., Lack, ft West., at 7 per
.J. ft J.
cent on stocks and bonds.
do
P.* A.
do
18t5
do
do
1900
Philadelphia, office.
Apl. 1, 1891 Old debts retired by this Issue. (v.U,p.«2»'.
A.'ftV).
Income bonds am(;nnt to J«;S.«»). Main
N. Y.,Soutterft Co.
A.ftO.
line W. Pi. to Selma, mSm. Br. to op«do
A.ftO.
do
llka. .lOm.
do
A.ftO.
do
J. ft, I. Bait., Citizens N. Bank. Jan. 1 l«<io In progress irom Relay (Tin. N. of Balto.
do
Jan. 1, 1890 to Wllilaiisport, Md., 8O111.. and Relay to
•J. 4 J.
do
Balto. 7m. .\n"ual report for last flscsl
do
Jan., 1890
J. ft J.
do
year given lo CiinoNirLii. v. 15. p. 996,
(10
do
Jan., 1890
.1. ft J.
showing gross earnings of (197,707.
do
Jan., 1890
J. ft J.
do
do
Ian., 1890
do
J. ft J.
do
J. ft J.
Jan.. I9ir>
do
500&C
/(ili«-(J/fM».)— Ist M., aath. $750,000..
'
Aag.
Co Apr.
do
do
Boston, office.
do
J.'ik'j.
mortgage, guaranteed
^'
tern dIvlMon, l?iale line. Ind. to Peoria
Ills., uim.
Western division, Hioria to
Wa-saw, I17m. Co't of road ahoni
fllfiOOM. The 2d niorigage W. DiT,
:
189(1
maturity
Boston.
do
do
A.*0.
iVarren (.V../.)— stock
„„,„,..»
Ea
In lg>1 gross revenue was $S,7M.<eB: oper-
Boston, Olobe Nat Bank Nov. l,l8St
do
do
1891
J. ft J.
500
Vn}'>Mtnet. (.V..7.)—l8t mortgage
Walkitl rulteij (ivr.)-lst mortgage
1,
t).
'66- '69
'.
i«.
(V. IS, p. aas: T. 14, p. 43.)
Net earnings In I8il, |tlO,9S!. Dtndt. 12
perct. forsomevcar*. (seeT.I4,p.ai.)
p. 801.
3{erid—\%t series (red endorsed)
2d series (blue en lorsed)
3d do
(black endorsed)
'ttii
do
(not endorsed)
Special loan.fundi'-g mortgage
.\I.,
i
'
lU)
KcA-j(6. ct
",","""
VM
ing8ini8<»-;o.taa<,9u.
do
Sept. 1874
London.
321,517, V. 15, p. 72, 2211, ««2, 793, fo;.\
April. 1896
N. Y., Company's oUce, Msv 1. 1899 Late Atchison and Pikes P. Projected
2S0mil.««i.
U. S.Trcas.at maturity. 1S96-7-8
J. ft J. N. i.. Jay Cooke ft Co. July 1.1S90 Stock
of road Ac. tl ,000.000.
.i. A U.
ntica ft N. Y.
Jan. 1S73 Forni..ft Utlca. Net earnj.ftj.
Ingh
Utlca 4 N. Y
July. 1878
* D. Boston. E. Blake ft Co. June 1,1872 Leased in \ t. (.cnr., 8p.c. on Stock. V. 15,
JEiO.l
Vermont Valleiz—id mortgage
,Ji
ft
C.
Janel,1901
8. Treaa., at
N. Y.
1.000
Converllble bonds
do
do
WeMern
ttom
1910
2,
4 Boston.
N. Y.
1,IW
1886
8t:indstoad, S. A Cbambly bonds
New bon-ls (to pay floating debt)...
Vermont tt Maeft.~HXoc\z
Ut mortgage, (slnk'g fuid 17,000 per yr.)
^a
May
1890
4 Co
PhHa.,18afe Deposit
TI.
—
d Canada stock
Bonds, guar, by Vt. Central
Mi^slsqaol RH. bor-ds
Vermont Central—stock
iBt mortgage, consol
2d moitgage. coiisol
Kquipment 'oans
Ware
O.
J. ft J.
ol .July !868
Verjnont
X.
(V. 14, p. 74.)
Issued by Troy
ft
100
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
Land Grantbonds on 12,o:)0.rtOO acres
Income bonds for $1(1,00 i.OOO
(>mahabritlge boiitls, sterling, €500.000...
Union Pacific, Central /iranch—\%t M.,gold
2d mortgage (government subsidy;
Union <t 77(«*p«(«— 1st mortgage
Utica <t Black 7?(oer—stock
Ist .M.
A.
500*c
Feb.], lew
Dec. 1, 18M
Apr. 1, lew
Nov!'i87S
do
do
do
ao
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y^A.n.Bavlls.Tnutee
N. Y.,Nat. BkofCom.
do
do
do
do
do
do
M
Lafayette. Muncic
ltO{/ IX
N. Y.. Kldd, Pierce
& Naples— Ist mortgage
Hannibal
do
York, Co.'a office.
do
do
do
do
<'o
do
do
do
N. Y.,Kldd,P. ft Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Metropol. Bank.
N. Y.,Kldd,P. 4 Co.
N. Y.. Metiopol. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
III.)
l8tmortgage(L.Krie,W.&SJt.L.).
Ist ulortgage (Gt. W't'n of '59,j
ft
1874
fo
do
i»;9
do
do
Dec, 1887
N. Y., Union Tnist Co. Aug.. 1891
Boston Office.
.Ian. 1,18,3
Taunton Jlranrh—Btoclt
Jerre liauteik Itidianapotts-stocli
Peorta
k.
Tntffie rnaranire of 2S per ernl
Col., C. ft 1. Ita'Iroad.
Coat of road and equipmen', »9a,4M.
N. T.. Am. Kl. Nat. Bk. Nov. 1.1^ Coal road. Completed lu 1»7I.
Philadelphia Office.
Aug 15,18n Coal road. Net earnings, 1870.71,
(V 14, p. «'8.)
do
.luiy 1, :>n5
Phlla.,W. Painter ft Co. Oct. I,1R'« Leaaed by Penn. HR.
N.T.,I).L.& W.KU.Co. Sept .i>, 1872 Leaaed >o Del.. Luk. ft Weat.
mortgage
Tot.,
Oa.slo
New York
2d mortgage
1st
bj L.
>
187S-76
T.Co. Feb., 1900
do
Feb.. 1900
ft
do
Istmortgage
Va!lej/—^Ht
Kept., isn, opcralsd
im
257
Sunli uru
Chenango
Completed
i»n
ft Co. .Ian! iVlwo Net earnings, l'>TI,|2N «»l. Roai ekaoga*
N. v., Uailatin Bank. Mch 1, 18R7
bands, Jan., inj. (t. IS, p. Ml.)
Brooklyn, Atlantic B'k. Oct. 1,18M
N. r.. Vcrmilye ft Co. Am. I, ISW Net earnings year ending Sept. tO, xm.
do
do
Mar. i.-M
tlMJiai.
MayJ, INO In proireaa. uttnmwa lo Ced. Raplda,
T„ P.M. Myers ft Co. I87S-« L.irr. 1,'n,000 te. Int. In delaull AprilU.
I,
do
do
Receiver appointed, (r. 19. p. t)7, Ml.)
liW
Mch i,iro In progrras. Coat to Jan. 1, imSiJnja.
Sept. 1.1880 (V. 14,p. «28)
Leaaed lo Central Oa. Dividends I per
Jnne,
cent a yr, to every 10 per cent on Cent.
Summit Branch iPa.)~^toQK
St/raf. it
ism-n
(Y. 19, p. 4:3.
(
-
;
do
do
N.V.,Dreiel. M.
2d mortgage
Southern Pehn-^f/t^ania—lBt M .gld
2d morlgago, gold
-Southirentern.i frV/.l—
-Stock, com
Guaranteed stock
Company bunds, conv, Inro stock at par.
MuHf.ogi^e KU b'jnds.conv. at 87H
Nprtntif. <h IIU. S. A.— 1st mort., gold
2il rnorigago, gold
literttng Mountain ( A'. K.)— 1st mort
SuUlran <t Erie—\M, mortgage, cony., s. f.
Oct., ira.
l
"boo
South (fc ..Vo. Alabama— Preferrediloctc..
l8t mortgage, eiidorm^d by .\la
SouthSide (/.. /.)— 1st mortBage.
Ist M., extension (ronytrt.from 1875 to 'ti
Southern Central ( iV. y.) ~l%t Mortgage...
2d mort. gold i$liM,000 guar.)
South. Iowa tfe Ceitar JtapitU—Ht M., gold
Southern Minnesota— l%t mortga^
Bo*4eompltted
Rot., Iim
June, IWl In progreaa. I.eaa'.l lo Maine Central.
». W.RIi.Bk
May, la; Net surplus Income l.i 1*71, after paylag
London
all int. and div'dtff
mi-m
per et-ln Mnv, waS
New York.
Ki/KO. The mort. btmd.. .irrilng and
lBU-«
do
domesllr, are lasned lo rrllre old bond*
Charletton,
rot ie U'ed the 2d mort. also la«n«4
i«i'-i»
do
foraatnillar pnrposa. 8e*( hmo.». r. 'In
1874
do
BIO.i r, 18. p. 91<: r. It, p 291
IW-tl
V. I',, p. aiT)
900
Domestic bontU (M)
Domestic bon<l8 (U).
Damestlc bondf (
1(1)..
pomesllcboiuU (K).
Domefltic bond* tiineflal)
1st
lUtDlTl'd.
"ioo
Var
do
(toUar tio irlft, L,....
it mortgage (for ja.iKKj.ooO)
Bvac.
3ioetM,
by w bom.
1171
1871
:ol(l,l. gr.
i
l8t mortg ige, carrcnf y for $2,10 ),COJ
Som«r«ft~[nl inortgaKC, gold....
South Carolina— mnc.K
let mortgaze. ditMiin: loan
2d
I
confer a great fkTor br KlTtnc n* Immedlato aotlee ot any error «a«aTor«4 la oar Table*.
Bondt, I
INTBRCBT OR DIVIDENDS.
IDESCRIPTION.
Miles
Principal,
of
RXltABU.
Where Parable and when una,
expUnatlon of all referencei, see
Snbaerlbera
Ist
.
.
London.
do
r.Y.,N.Bk of Republic;
Aunna
ties.
1996
(V. 16. p. 21.)
Jan. 1.1892
1819
lo7t
Boston
Office.
Woroester, Offioa.
"to
I
Tkrloai
do
do
;
I
July
1, I^iOl
Jan.,
'1881
•
1 , 'Tf
1887
.
)
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.,
• ^ mO
m.v
Sat aarataf 1 Tl-Ta I lM,<li. ». «,
;
;
;
THE CHRONICLE.
124
^\)t
[January 25, 1873,
Export* of lieadiiiK Articles rroiu New Ifork.
The following table, compiled from CuBtom Houee returns, sliown
the exports of leadiug articles from the port of New York siuce
Commercial ^imts.
1, 1873, to all the principal foreign countiies.and also the
totals for the last week, and since January 1. The last two line*
show total values, including the value of all other articles besideH
those mentioned in the table.
January
(COMMERCIAL EPITOME.
Fbidat Niobt, Jan.
21, 1673.
merchandize during the past week have shown
a good degree of activity fully as much as could be expected
under the circumstances and prices, with a notable uniformity,
have had an upward tendency. This state of affairs may be
The markets
Stain
for
—
OS
-n5»
2
.5
52
^ !0
aSnf*
^'?
'£!•:*
•
lA in
t-
V to 0« 5C O W
>r:
»-i
1-
;
a
4l
attributed, in part, to the advance in gold, the better condition of
—
the streets, lower ocean Ireights, and an easier money market
it is also due to some extentto the approach of the time when
>t
I..
:82ssssgss:s;:?ss§f
'tO'^-^vin'^ r£«
^ CUM
S* -I lo
00 94 GO
,
.Y>
gco
Si
-^
but
« "Q * CC O
dealers begin to prepare for the spring trade, and to speculation
- —.
-< rH S3
"S-
e«Qfcoo<-
baaed upon relatively low prices or deficient supplies, present or
prospective, The inability of the railways to furnish the needed
facilities for transportation from the West to the seaboard is taken
advantage of to secure higher prices for Western products in this
market. And yet what is known a? the "jobbing trade" has been
inactive,
and on
all sides
complaints are heard
of " dull
o -VN *n_ro cr WW o -^
;
times" and
n coo:
3 W'-
J,.
:s -SI
Mis
i
i
MS
Cfi ai
difficult collections.
;^
i
'0
Provisions have been active, and almost uniformly close firmer.
Early in the week there was a slight reaction from the advanced
prices noted in our last, but with the advance iu gold, which occurred on Tuesday, there was renewed activity and buoyancy,
and yesterday something of a " corner " began to be felt in contracts for bacon to deliver this month, supplies due by rail being
still detained by various circumstances.
Yesterday pork was in
demand at $14 for new mess on the spot, and for the early future
$13 50 for old mess, $13 87^ for Western prime mess, and $11 50
for extra prime.
Beef also firmer, with City India mess as high
as $32 50, and in demand for export. Bacon has been irregular
yesterday short clear advanced to 7f@8c., %vhile long clear remained at 7c. Dry salted shoulders have been salable at 5Jc. fop
January and February. Pickled meats have advanced, veith sales
of bellies at 7J@8ic. in bulk and boxes, shoulders at 5t(g6c., and
hams at 10@llc. smoked meats have also shown an upward tendency. Butter and cheese have been firm, but more freely offered
at the recent advance in prices, there being a disposition to reduce
Btoclss at this stage of the season.
To-day pcik was firmer anl
more active, the sales including 3,000 bbls. new mess at $14 for
January and February, $14 05 for March, and $14 10 for April.
Lard ruled firmer at 8f@8 7-16c. for prime Western steam. Bacon
-
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o»
-ta
.
:8SS
:
:
ovso
;
'IS
pa
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;
:
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;
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via
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o
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C<^ cr?
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T— c-
ifi
;
8c.
close.
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in
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^
OQ
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—
M
.tn
<
:8
But there was a quieter feeling at the
of cotton, breadstuffs, and groceries will be
for short clear.
sold at
found
if!
our special reports.]
Freights have been more active, but at lower rates. To Liverpool, by steam, grain has been shipped at 7d. for corn, and 7J@
7id. for wheat, the higher rate ruling
cotton, 5-16@fd., and
bacon 50s. and by sail, wheat, 7d., and Ij^d, 27s. 6d. A Glasgow
steamer filled up at 7id. for corn. A few vessels were chartered
10 load grain to Cork for orders at 7s.@7s. 6d. Petroleum cliarters
have been quite active, mainly at 6s.@6s. 6d. to continental porta.
To-day a Liverpool steamer took corn at 74d., and a vessel of
2,800 quarters grain was re-let to Cork for orders at 7s. 3d.
Wool has been dull, and prices show decided weakness. Tallow
has been selling at 8ja8|c. for good to choice. Whiskey has
been more active, and advanced to 96.:.
Strained rosin has
remained about steady at $3 80@3 85. Spirits turpentine is held
higher at 60c. Hops have declined under free offermga of Englisli, which ara quoted at 35@43c.
American, 45@53c. Oils have
been without essential change crude sperm has sold at $1 50,
and Northern whale at 68c. Calcutta linseed is easier, with sales
for arrival here at $2 60, gold. Cloverseed has been active, and
closes firmer at 9|@9|c.
Hides have ruled firm, late sales including dry Montevideo at 27ic. gold. Fish have been very active
for all the leading descriptions, at very full prices. Fruits of all
kinds have been quiet.
Petroleum has been more steady, being less freely offered, and
the combination is apparently inclined to force up prices closing
quotations are 9}c. for crude in bulk, 21J@21Jc. for refined in
bbls., and 14J@15c. for naphtha in shipping order.
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Copper is quoted at 35c. for American ingot, but rather quiet
English sold at 30i@31c. Tin is easier, with sales of straits at
30i@31c., gold. Tin plates quiet, but steady ; charcoal tin, $11,
gold. Pig iron very quiet No. 2 American $44'a48, according to
brand Scotch very scarce. Spelter wae active early in the week
at al)out 7ic. gold, tor Silesian.
Tobacco was steady for Kentucky, with the demand still good
lugs quoted at 9i@10c.; loaf 10i@15c.; the sales for the week
have been 600 hbds., of which 450 hhds. for consumption, and 1.50
hhds. for export. There is a poor assortment of ship"ping tobacco.
Seed leaf toliacco has been quiet, a disposition to hold for higher
prices has checked the demand sales have been
Crop of 1871,
200 cases Connecticut, 50(a7oc.; 125 cases Pennsylvania, private
terms; 100 cases Wisconsin, 9|@yic.; also, crop of 1870, 200 cases
sundry lots at 10@14c. Spanish tobacco in good demand, with
sales 500 bales Havana, 95@1 15, and 50 bales Yara, private
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January 25, 18 rs.]
Imports or Ijoadlns Artlclea.
Same
Same
dince
time
1
l«7l.
Ac-
Glass and
KarCbouwarti—
China
Metals,
Cutlery
MM
J.7I8
Kanhenware.
7M
Buttons
Ooal. tons
21'liO
!l,4n
S.lSl
Cocoa, bags
a,7N
659
9tl,91J
iS
117,70 J
317
1,9R
9,336
212
1,7J9
*
'81^
43
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Hum, Arabic
iM
W
401
25
66
501
179
24
l.ein
1,S33
20
31
S.5W
8,8121
21
10,153
3,619
2.612
9 3
491
lUUl
1.1H4
Madder
O.ls, esaeuttal..
Soda,
ii.5«
asti
i-'lax
Furs
Gunny
cloth..
..
Hiiir
Bidei),
bales...
Ac-
90,
29'^
Bristles
<6i
S,6I3«
157,650
Oranges
Nuts
B7 Spices,
20S
79
W,!>16
2,427
76
S9,tl«
Linseed
Molasses
2.37S
8l,»6-l
iS-IIHS
810.267
22,218
5.219
21,833
A!
18.SU3
83,303
1,0.8
le.iiso
:01 121'
1.126
7!262
8S.9S3
6.««0
:
934.21^
4,026
Ginger
Pepper
fO,43J
7.893
56,939
5,615
Fustic.
Logwood...
Mahogany.
per
Good
WoodsCork
Ordinary
'.,999
4.2'.l
S7,l5(i
:>,eo3
9.451
19,91
U udO.dlnary
Low
.Middling
Middling......
:
TtmiK'ssee,
I
good Middling
1811.
55.400
12.393
12.969
19,133
11,879
5,730
546
1870.
33.019
41,419
18.1119
6.4.17
5,Mi
13.117
29,353
10.961
11,737
7.3'3
S,i.12
1,276
514
237
1,2><3
klorWa
North Carolina
Vlrgmla
"
Saturday
Monday.
ruesday
CO
....',
8,194
3.0S3
m^
10,193
2.231
11,429
8.219
273
1,446
6,135
5.925
B,3l>e
14,3.<;8
2,900
;00
4,J8«
1.408
150,800
1.15S
1,625,139
1
NewOrleana.I
Mobile
10.891
4.833
1915-32
2.5(10
1,1110
725
1
3..'iSS
3,275
S.513
I
15.214
12.163
6,077
6,453
9,343
15,214
12,163
1,606
19)4
no not. bp-
fort- 23th. .19 9-16
no not .19 9-ln
500
aoos. n
7<W
York...}
Tut.M
Since Sept.
l,60j
52,272
771,442
1
4,932
133,165
14,316
819,300
19 9 16
19K
19S
1
532,667
209,497
243,717
..
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
332,021
2C»,2.'i6
1»9,;22
484,391; 823,171
195.751 128,610
46,085
32,186
New York
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Other ports ...
8,022,
31,873
221.8«4
23.928
9,760
»l,4-3
171.96;
49,032
Totalthlsyear...
TetsI last year
.
Britain
231.923
41,9il
53.657
106,901
56.582
313,09!
300
600
20 7-16
l.VIO
2,000
HO)
;9S1-S!
20
20 1-16
lOli
16,7(0 total
109.-25'
Feb.
For March.
344,853
535.606
at
au
SOH
95,4511
47,003
82.S59
113.:98
124.6?1
2.;8.949l
147.T7.H
72,748
288,376
45,261
20
20 1-.6
1.15'
2.300
1.5111
9CK
l.SlO
20S-1H
20 7-33
1-1- c.
31.96.1
166,584
48.289
S3 .842
77.271
72,471
67.288
et«.
XU-M
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UH
May.
For June.
400
20».M
a
I.400
900
400
IIM
as-i*
.'0.1
JIj,
7,m> total Jmis.
For Jnly.
ao
aoj4
100
AlO
30 ll-li
A'X
1200
900
.2V13-1»{
20K
.aw
100
1.4<U
ijoo
wc
_jai.
* JiC
l-fj
v.%
a
800 total Joly.
made during the week
:
January for 20O Fcbraarr.
January for 400 March.
1,100 Fehroary lor 1.100 March.
paid to exchange i
•'
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IC
"
ikc
200
400
100 April t,.r :00 June.
February for 360 May.
3
500 January for 500 May.
100 February lor 100 May.
for 200 .Januar> . even.
February
Jauiwry for 8,600 February, even.
y,600
Weather Reports by Telegraph. —They have bad one
slight rain at New Orleans this week. At Mobile it has rained
on two days, the balance of the week being clear and cold. It
has also rained on two days at Montgomery, Columbus, Macon
and Augusta, and one day at Solma and Charleston. At Nashville it has rained on two days, and the remainder of the week
has been cold and very disagreeable. At Memphis it has rained
on one day, and the rest has been cloudy. The crop now baa all
been saved, except what has been wasted, and aa rapidly a* the
The therweather will permit is being brought to market.
mometer at Memphis has averaged 32 at Charleston 45, Selma
47, Columbus 45, Montgomery 41, and Macon 39.
The Consumption op American Cotton in Great Britatn.
;
cotton market the past two years well illo*refer to this point
trates the effect of price on consumption.
now, as it may help our readers to appreciate the force, or lack
of force, of the estimates for the coming year in some of the Liverpool annual circulars now appearing. In 1871, our large crop
year, English spinners took weekly 34,790 bales of American
as, however, at the end of the year they had (according
cotton
to Ott-Trumpler) added to their stocks nearly 1,50,000 bales American, their actual consumption coultl not have exceeded 32,000
This year the takings have been abont 26,500 bales
bales.
American, and stock in spinners hands redaced about 75,000
bales, which would make the consumption about 28.000 bales, or
a falling off in consumption of American of 4,000 bale* per week.
This result has been brought about by a rise in price to » point
;
2.735
17,893
20,000
780.119
1I6,817|"905.495' 621.358,
*»
SW
:...sp«
30».|,
Jan.
1,700
30H
following exchanges have been
16.UJ0 total
The
.ao
MOO
—
8.022
203,771
12,904
i
bales,
For May
Tw
3,230
The course of the
For'gn Total. Ports.
48.1.1.53
I9H
30,S
9.100 total April.
»«..., ....19 15-16
00
3,>00
1872.
El.OiiJ
\V*
IV K
20 9-16
4,400
19 15-16
27,000
133,233, 344.954 1097,357
1703.282
2VU
J0«
400
73.735
43,000
sn.
11.150 total
20 3-16
f^
1»,'<
71,559
48,731
I'S
its
I8H
18«
18^
...20Ji;
1,,^5"
305-16
\<m
416
790
iii
730
March.
;.
SllO
4,100
....
7,93
total
For April.
500
\t%
29,SfiO
18,37.3
:6,T)00
....MS
3,:0o
19 13-16
215,161
6 1, 32.4
75,833
12,«51
34,357
1.9:.«....
1915-lii
m>
31,t'82
B: .669
65,7114
104,95!
4,108
'9H
Cts.
...20 9-!«
l.l'H'
19 31-32
20
1,200
BB0XIPT8
XXPOBTXD 8IN0X 8XPT.1 TO— CoastBINO» 8XPT.1.
wise
Great
Other
1871.
bales.
500
2950
195.013
5;.610
ow
«••
I.WIO
19 11-16
19Jt
following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton
all the ports from Sept. 1 to Jan. 17, the latest mail dates.
:a72.
19 13-16
19 11-16
80,993
986,616
71,550
1,168,1-07
19X
,19*
«WI
100
From the foregoin(j statement it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there is an decrease in
the exports this week of 9,443 bales, while the stocks to-night are
9,247 bales more than they were at this time a year ago.
The
New Orleans
«<•
600
S,'.H10
100
26,701
9,S93
10,C02
17,110
3,846
10,676
135
1
15.!i6«
'
19 11-10
19M
I.Oim
1873.
20,658
5..352
3.180
cts
'.,•10
IKc.
Savarinah
2.380
I
716
no EOt.
18-2.
Cliari eton...|
New
54
IS'^
19 9-16
Same w'k
week.
~4,922"
Othui ports..
I
For February,
«c.
Total this
S.0I7
'4.Uli
3,2<iO
100
19
Exported to—
Texas
3.45:1
cts.
:
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3.991
i?3
SMS
6!8
I
Good
Ord'ry. Ord'ry. Midl-g.
24')
290.785
98,851
2.I9J,il8
Ton
1,5)4
82,061
120,813
1,924,1545
France
WHtt...
JIH»..-
For forward delivery the sales (including
In e on board)
have reached du ring the week 77,050 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the fallowing i* a itatament of the
sales and prices:
IS.a'.l
6.SI22
13! ,493
_,,,
Q-Brlt.
21S«....
WM«....
2ai<«,....
22>i«»..
1,669
9.581
itlth
tor the week ending this evening reach a total of
71,5.50 bales, of which 52,273 were to Great Britain, 4,932 to
France, and 14,340 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made up this evening, are now 544,853 bales.
Below are the
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding
week of last season
Jan. 24.
2IK»....
aoSS
-'
S«
1S04
Total
100
The exports
Waelt ending'
..
II |8-1I«..
130
6T8
4:2
765
...
WodneS'lay.,
Thursday...
Friday
28,127
lli.su
2,183.808
1.
lMi«.
19X9....
raioas.
100uonot.l9:l-I6
week
l>».«..,
1« »-I<a...
90 »....
Con- Spec- TraiiExp"t. sump. ula'n
bales.
600
16,671
*c
57.936
9.f67
9.638
17,727
7,632
I8t<*...,
Below we give the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of
Upland) at this market each day of the past week
3110
Total since Sept.
iBk»....
;»5-i«®...
bales.
bales.
Total this
,
It'Vil....
For January,
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
Texas
«....
:
24, 1873.
special telearrams received to-nightfrom the Southern ports,
we are in possession of the returns showing the receipts, exports,
&c., of cotton for the weelt ending this evening, Jan. 24.
It
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
135,493 oalesagainst 130,325 bales last week, 133,235 bales the previous week and 104,703 bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September, 1872, 2,138,808 ba.es against
1,821,045 bales for the same period of lfe71-72, showing an increase since September 1. 1872, of 314,703 bales. The details of
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corresponding weeks of the five previous yearsjare as follows
1872.
Orleaai.
1?
17)14,....
.1
By
New Orleans
lb.
Orflinary
Strict
Friday, P. M., January
1873.
Mobile.
9 :07
COTTON.
Received this week at-
Ksw
Upland and
l,5i:
Florida.
Cassia
293
136
51,318
811
20,771
131,9:7
Tt.um
Ac.—
4,350,
47|
43,912
!18,57»
Hides undressed
Rice
9.832
5,li8
6.-),63"
wm
151,614
930,512
86,530
Raisins
»S»
iSaltpetre
Watches
77,4?(;
,Mi6
7I.5J2
29,364
Lemons
1,577;
•US[
....;
70
213
;
6UCorl£8
l'i,3K)KancTgoodB
5..)lFi8h
3,8^6 Fruits, &C.—
3,141
II)
Ivory
Jewelrv. AcJewelry
7.108
12,897
8.;8>
Champag'e.blcB.
Icfl reported
by value—
Clears
13«
1,01
43
EOS
If'O
Hides, dressed,
ladla rubber
18,063
«,K40
4,3^3
8.38:
Wines, &!..—
2 5 Artl
821
18,410
17,491
.
212
125.216
75.811
4,767
289
19;!,
Wines
8!2Wool. bales
2au
S27
Hemp,
<,38.^
A
VJiJWaste
0,2 !0
ludltfo
7,508
85,115
75,318
boxes
Tea
SSii'Tobaoco
Cream Tartar
Gambler
<*piuni
Jnda. bi-carb...
Soila sal
bbls
bags
1,872
2,2:0
I,tl73
"65
11.964
8,274
83,8iJ6
38,001
223,013 !,01I,18U
ll*i7
9,186
lui
»»^
80,8:i Sugar, hhds., tcs.
Sugar,
Coutilueal
on. Olive
Tin slabs,
Rags
493
27.8l!0
49,387
23.1114
16,4211
7t7.(i(M i,83:,iii
Lead, plKs
bpelter, Ibi
Steel
Tin. boxes...
1,939
69i
231
2-19
ISd
UK bars.
Iron.
4,517
83,3J9
4,1'-
Colfoo, bdKS-..
»70
Hardware
:o
2..a«
1,1
4,1}U
719
2»8
Cotton, bales. .,,
Wrugs. «c.—
Bai'k, Peruvian.
Ulea powders
Jirltiistouo, tons
tluie
1872.
1873.
Clilua.
Ulaaa
Olaiiuware
Olaas plalu...
Same
Since
Jan. 1
lime
ltli2.
.Ian.
1873
M.
The main
future delivery.
strength liM evidently b«en peettlalive.
There has lieen a fair busineM for export, and yet reports from Liverpool and Manchester have bt^a dull, aod at
times weak. The demand for home consumption baa been with
in narrow limits, while the receipts at the porta have sbowo
a
very considerable increase. Yesterday, when the quotation* for
Same
tluie
cotton on the spot were advanced ^c, the receipt*, as n\ion«d to
1871.
the Cotton Exchange, were nearly 30,<KX) bales. The views of
holders, however, have been veiy strong and the oflTeriogi so
463
limited that those having orders tu execute have been compvUcd
13S
26.W5 to advance their bids.
The improvement to day of ^c. waa more
; 1,325
nominal than real, the oOicial quotation having Veen for some
597.268
8.197
days hardly up to the actual tales. The principal busineaa
?5.!.M
in transit.
For future delivery the improvament waa more de369.493
6.517
cided than for spot cotton.
There appear* to be lometbiaf
of a corner in contrncts for January, and ye«terday the price waa
7,260
{c. higher than on Monday lu.tt.
To-day theie waa a further
24.706
decided advance in January contracts, with a large buslnea*
29.513
S,3«5
doing for this month and February, and the whole mar178
ket following in an irregular improvement.
The prieae
111,116
for futures
last
reported
were
(lasis
low
middling)
10,;«E
30 1-lOc. for January, 20c. for February, 20|c. for March, 201c. for
1,979
April, 21iic. for May, 21 9-lCc, for June, and 22c, lor July.
The total sales of this description for the week are 77,Gfi(i
83,447
1,499
bales, including
tree on board.
For immediate delivery the
28,323
total sales foot up this week 15,900 bales, including 9,561 for
87,440
export, 3,091 for consumption, 54 for speculation, and 2,800 ia
4,118
transit.
Of the above 1,877 bales were to arrive. The follow45.19S
39,5^4
ing are the closing quotations to-day
76,!M
Tlie foMowini; table, compiled troiu Custom House return!
Buowa tlie foroiirn imports of leading articles at tliis port slace
Jan. 1. 1878, and for the saue period of 1872 and 1871:
[Thoqiiamlty is iflvon in |iackai;u» wlien not otherwl«o •p«cill«d.1
510.533
The market has ruled very firm during the past week, and at
he close price* »how an advance of ^c. on the spot, and i(^, for
We
.
;
fAt
12(i
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1
CHttONICLE.
averagiiiir this year 10.86d. for Middling Orleana at Liverpool,
against 8^77<i., the averagH for tlie previous year.
A leading Liverpool circular of January 1, as a basis for its
argument with regard to the future, misstates of course, unintentional l.r—l he past. It says: "The actual consumption of
Americaocotton this past year (allowinfr for reduction of spinners
stock) lia^ jjeen about 38,000 bales per week, and the year before
84,800 bales per week." Evidently this statement is an oversight, for according to it the consumption is increased this year
above the takings by the araouut of the decrease in uplnners
Stock, but there is an omission to decrease the takings of 1871 by
the amount which went into spinners stocks that year. The actual
consumption would, therefore, with this correction, average for
the two years only 30,000 bales as we have given it above.
Then, again, this same writer gives the continental consumption
of American at 850,000 bales last year, and increases it to 950,000
bales for this year. According to Ott-Trumpler, the total takings
of American for the continent (his ports) for three years, have only
been 3,038,000 liales, being an average of 576,000 bales'; or for the
The past year the
last two years of an average of 710,000 bales.
takings were only 501,000 bales. Adding to these averages for the
two and three years 90,000 bales, the amount used by Russia and
other ports, not included in his figures, and we have the average
continental takings for tlie past two years 800,000 bales, or for the
past three ypara 7ti6,000 bales.
As to the coming year, u nless
prices hero are going down to 15 cents, a,s they did in 1870, the
supposition that the takings would equal that year's takings,
when so large an amount went into stoci, would appear unreasonable.
In discussing then this question of future consumption in
Europe it strikes us that the past and present surroundings of the
market cannot be too closely scrutinized. A year of the cheapest
cotton since 1360-61 certainly cannot be our guide for an estimate. Nor will the past three years furnish us a correct standard,
as those years cover a period of far larger spinning capacity than
was ever before attained, and during thirty of the thirty-six
months the activities of English machinery were stimulated to
the highest ever known for a continuous twelvemonth. This
spindle capacity is still increasing under contracts not complete
but are not the conditions adverse to an increased, or even a sustained employment of the spindles ? Cotton is comparatively dear
the mill expenses enhanced profits have almost or quite ceased
on the production of all but the finer fabrics the tendency is con
tinually toward finer yarns, and a lighter consumption ofj cotton
per spindle and the general features of the trade, as reported,
are dullness and disaster in the place of activity and good returns.
Nothing but lower prices can restore the desirable conditions^fnll activity with profit— which prevailed for about two years
prior to the midsummer of 1872. Either the production of cotton
goods and yarns must be shortened so as to force an advance of
prices by deficiency of supply, or prices must fall so far as to enlarge
the
distribution
pf
those
goods.
When high
prices
follow upon an
distribution of
excessive
goods
among the consumer.^, who are chiefly of the world's
poor people, the alternative of lower prices or restricted
markets is inevitable. It has been shown repeatedly that the
consuming world can for months deny itself the purchase of
high-priced fabrics. Lower prices of goods imply lower prices of
raw cotton, or disaster to the manufacturing interests and stopping work. Whether England shall increase or diminish her
consumption of cotton during 1873 is therefore a question of
—
;
[January 25, 1873,
l-16c.@3ic., cash and time, latter being for prime bagging
quality.
Should vessels now on tlie way be delayed, we shall
look for better prices and firmer market. 'The receipts since January 1 have been 23,000 bales, while the amount to arrive up to
April 1 is under 14,000 bales, of which part are sold to consumers.
Future contracts we quote at 34@3 l-16c. gold.
3
Visible Supply of Cotton Made dp by Cable and TelkBy cable «e have to night the stocks nt the different
European ports, the India cotton afloat for all of Europe, and the
American afloat for each port as given below. Fron; figures thus
received, we have prepared the following table, showing the
quantity of cotton in sight at this date (Jan. 34) of each of the
8R.\.PH.
—
two past seasons:
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
in
in
in
in
in
in
at
at
at
2,173,131
;
Bremen
Amsterdam.
Antwerp
Barcelona
Trieste
Great Britain (American)
Havre (American and Brazil)..
for Bremen (American)
for Amsterdam (American)
Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland towns
Exports from United States this week
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
Afloat
for
for
—
BOMB.VY Shipments. According to our cable dispatch received
to-day, there have been 9,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great
Britain the past week and 1,000 to the continent, while the
receipts at Bombay, during the same time have been 18,000
The movement since the first of January is as follows.
bales.
These are the figures of W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay, and are
brought down to 'Thursday, Jan. 23
/-^SlilpmentB since Jan. 1 to^
^Shipments J:hi8 week to^
Week's
Great
ConGreat
Con:
Britain.
1878..
1872...
1871..
.
.
.
9,000
9,500
15,000
tinent.
Total.
Britain.
tinent.
Total,
1,000
4,500
4,300
10,000
14,000
19,300
26,000
58,500
41,300
18,000
13.500
7,800
44,000 18,000
73,000 84,000
49,100 12,000
receipts.
From the foregoing It would appear that compared with last
year there is a decrease this year in the week's shipments to Great
Britain of 500 bales, and that the total movement since Jan. 1
shows a decrease in shipments of 28,000 bales over the corrssoonding period of 1872.
Gtjnny Bags, Bagging, &c. The market for cloth has ruled
quiet the past week, and no large sales have transpired. There
are still a number of small orders coming in from the South,
which dealers are filling at 13@13^c. The asking price is ISJe.
cash for large parcels, immediate delivery, but we doubt if much
could be done at over 12c. cash. Future contracts for March,
April and May delivery we still quote from second hands at 13i
@l4c. For bags there is more inquiry, and if that be any indicaion of the market, there will yet be considerable purchases for
account of consumers.
hear of sales of 450 bales last week,
but prices have not transpired. Holders still ask 14i@14ic.
Butts have not ruled very active 1,008 bales landing ex " Calcutta" sold part at 3 l-33c. and part at 3c. cash latter price is
offering for more, without finding sellers.
quote prices
—
We
;
Total
These figures indicate a decrease in cotton in sight to-night
of 3,963 bales compared with the same date of 1873.
Movements op Cotton at tub Interior Ports. Below we
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
shipments for the week, and stock to-night and for the corresponding week of 1873
^Week ending Jan. 26, '72-.
,— Week ending Jan. 24, 1873
—
ReceiptB. Sbipments. Stock
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
...
Montgomery...
Selma
Memphis
Nashville
838
576
1,370
14,345
1,483
1,654
10,238
1,0S5
23,385
26,343
—
Receipts, Shipraente. Stock.
1,055
16,338
2,893
7,888
1,056
1,714
1,989
1,870
14,049
2,235
16,000
10,711
13,702
9,195
5,410
33,537
6,928
38,578
30,801
94,483
4,630
1,195
1,587
13,097
11,077
14,320
10,748
4,555
33,345
4,486
5,389
1,848
1,555
5,076
2,008
1,434
890
91,538
The above totals show that the interior stocks have increased during the week 4,008 bales, and are to-night 3,955 bales less than
The receipts have been 2,335 bales
at the same period last year.
less than the same week last year.
The exports ot cotton this week from New York show an increase since last week, the total reaching 13,163 bales, against
10,885 bales last week. Below we give our table showing the
exports of cotton from New York, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks also the total exports and direction since
September 1 1873 and in the last column the total for the same
period of the previous year
kxporta ot Cotton (bales) from
Yorlc algce Sept. 1 , 18Ta
;
,
;
:
Wew
WXBK
BHDIIIO
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Liverpool
time
to
date.
Jan.
15.
1.
Same
Total
IZPOBTZD T«
prey,
year.
22.
8,756
16,081
10,735
12.089
74
224,046
203
191,393
8,736
16,061
10,735
12,163
224,254
192,342
1,92S
S74
119
Other British Ports.
Total to Gt. Britain
Havre
17
949
Other French ports.
lotal French..
17
Bremen and Hanover.
906
1,928
124
Hamburg
17,162
4,593
100
4,650
299
Other ports
1,138
Total to N. Enrope.
sod
100
124
21,760
6,082
8pain,Oporto& Qibraltar&c
All others
2,607
Total Spain,
&e..
2,607
Grand
Total....
9,659
16,205
10,835
12.163
250,539
200.01 S
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept.1,1873
NEW TOKK.
BOSTON.
PHILADELP'IA
BALTIMOnB.
BBOS TB raoKThis
Since
week. (Sept. 1.
I
New
Orleans..
2,631
Texas
Savannah
Mobile
!,545l
63,147,
This
Since
week.!Sept.l.
i
1,694
|
This
Since
week.;Sept.l.
9,182!
1
2,0Ssl
Florida
S'th Carolina.
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
North'm Porte
Tennessee, &c
3,604
5051
9.037
70
9,754
7,492
16
'268
6;6'r6
3".869
45,.S32l
4.468
1,149
47.698;
29,621
103,994
683
96 747
17,475
123,194
4,942
46,727;
1,355,
Foreign
4,379
24,294
2,85?
'sis
'865
4,7601
ll,9u7l
58:
....
Total this year!
25,363!
477,8851
11,885; 153,275!
Total last year.
25.905'
418,335
9.887 1M,58S!
t
;
We
.
.
We abstain
estimated European consumption.
445,000
314,000
231,000
13,500
38,000
70,000
36.000
28,000
Marseilles
price.
for the present from making any exact estimate of
the probable consumption this year. The figures for the past
twelve months are not all in yet, and besides a very short time
will throw much light also on the question of supply.
What we
have said, however, would indicate that, in our opinion, with
cotton at lOd., the circular in question has considerably over-
3,176,093
bales.
London
Havre
;
;
1,200
265,000
33,000
30,000
7,500
74,000
544,853
91 ,538
71,550
1873.
491,000
171,000
159,000
13,000
11,000
41,700
12,343
55,000
6,446
197,000
54,000
14,000
16,000
234,000
535,000
94,483
81,121
1873.
Liverpool
I
l',687
t',m
This Since
week.'Septl.
I
39
721
'925
5,439
135
977
6.466
11,747
1,627] 25,971
....|
1,097
1031
6,439
105
1,8871 2«,499
8,846! 67,880
30.501
3.2071 61.985
1
1.825
1
THE CHRONICLE.
January 25, 1873.]
SnrrpiNO News.— The exports of cotton from tlio United States
aa per latetl mail returns, have reached 7(1,582
bales. So far aa the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
ameexnorts reported by telegraph, and published in TiiaOnnoN-
the past week,
127
and the actual export from Liverpool, as well aa the qnoUtton
of
middlingf Orleans and fair Ubollera at Lirarpool on Mteh
rriday
'
morning during 1872
:
Dtiiverles
ICLB
last Friday, except Qalveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weelsa bacii. With regard to New Yorli
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday
night of 'vis week
Total bales.
to
Actnal
KG
Total aalss.
1873.
export.
ISTl.
1873.
1871.
MiddllDf
rair
Orlsui*.
trade.
Dbollsn.
1871.
1871.
d
1871.
U7I.
d.
I
:
Nbw Yobk— To
Liverpool, per tteameri City of WnshlDetoii, OW ...
Franco, 2,784 ...Celtic, 1,!MI). ...Spain, »,6S4
Idaiio, 2049...
Calabria. 1,37a
Jeasore, 60
per ihtps Varana, VVI
Pearl of
India, 658.... Pomona. S80
1»,08»
To London, per steamer Denmark, 74
74
New OnLEANS— To Liverpool, per ftteamere Francoli, 1,795... Arbitrator, 2,794.... per ships Uoyal Charlie, 2,948.. ..PocahontaB, .1.575
.
.
. .
Mataura, 3,469
Emily Auguata, 3.922
Per barka
729. ...Leamington, 3,050. ...Virgo. 1,520. ...Emily, 3,064
To Queeustown, per kark Jens Brandis, 1.369
To Havre, per ateumcr. Saxonia,
To Bremen, per steamer Penedo,
.
523
Upland
.
.
Per barks
Upland ... Koslta, 836 Upland
Cork, per bark Jupiter, 2,025 Upland
6,954
2,026
3,U(X)
To
Barcelona, per barks Neuva Providencia, 350 Upland... Joven
Beatriz, 500 Upland
Texas— To Liverpool, per barks Caroline Lemont, 1,S30. Jennie Arnlstrong, 959
To Bremen, per bark Erna, 1.684
Trieste, per bark Elliott Ritchie, t,660
Leipzig, 283...
Baltimore -To Bremen, per steamer
167
.Per bark Stadsraad, 262
712
38
July 6
12
19
86
2
9
16
2.'J
Sept. 6
13
76.582
12,089
26,866
1,369
....
ii,4UU
Mobile
Texas
81
7
14
21
100
20
27
Oct. 4
particulars of these shipments, arranged in our nsua' form
.
«re as follows:
Liver- QueensBre- Ham- ReBarpool, town. Cork. Havre, men burg. vel, celoDa. Total.
men.
Charleston
Savannati
Juno
30
The
Orleans
10
17
24
Per «bip Ohloe,
Total
l^few
May
Aug.
Liverpool, per steamer Siberia, 100 (additional)
New York
26
2,289
1,684
1,660
.
Boston— To
12
19
8S0
. .
To
33
29
Apr. b
1,280
.
1
8
15
Per brig Paco,
.
Flower of the Forest,
To
Mch.
.
Barcelona, per bark Providcncia, 900 Upland
880
5,770
6,954
2,289
1,495
1,250
S,982
1,300
....
18
35
Nov.
...
850
9,829
Dec.
5.aM
100
100
Total
54,068 1,369 2,0«
523 4,798 2,745 1,300 5,112
76,682
Included In the above totals arc, from New York 74 bales to London; from
New Orleans, 1,120 bales to Genoa from Charleston, 1,800 bales to a port In
the North Sea ; froit Texas, 1,660 bales to Trieste.
:
Below we give all news, received during the week, of disasters
to vessels carrying cotton from any port of the United States
Minnesota (Br.) The fire on board the steamer Minnesota, from New York,
at Liverpool Jan. 1, occarrod four or five days after leaving New York.
about 120
It broke out on the steerage deck before the engine-room
bales of cotton were either thrown overboard or destroyed damage to
vessel chiefly confined to a limit«d space underneath the main deck.
Potomac (Br.), from Philadelphia for Liverpool, with 773 bales cotton, which
put back to Philadelphia Jan. 10, with bow plating stove in by ice,
resumed her voyage 19th, having repaired.
y Pklham, Vicfcery, from Savannah for Bremen, with 2,.365 bales upland
Henr
cotton, put into Falmouth Dec. 30, for sails and provisions.
John L. Diuhocr, from Savannah via Crookhaven for Bremen, with 3,307
bales upland cotton, passed Dover ilan. 7, in tow for London, with loss
of bewsprit and topmasts.
WsfT DEnBY (Br.), L'ran, from Mobile for Liverpool, which was towed into
K^y West after being ashore at Tonugas. was lightened by the wreckers
taking out 400 bales cotton, when the U. 8. revenue cutter Northerner
toweu her head around. Tlie wreckers then crowded sail on the ship,
and forced her ofl' the shore. She arrived at Key West Jan. 9, when a
diver was sent under her, who reported tlie bottom in good condition,
with the exception of false keel. The surveyors then recommended that
a BUbmarine diver be sent under her to make a more thorough examination, which was done on the 11th. The di\er had not rendered his report
on the evening of the llth, but it was almost certain that she would not
be compelled to discharge. The case would be heard as soon as the
Admiralty Judge returned, he being absent from the city. The West
Derby was discovered ©n flre in the between decks Jan. 17. The deck
was cut, and water was thrown freely on the cargo, which soon extinguished the flre. About 60 bales of cotton were damaged. The fire Is
supposed to have been the work of an incendiary, as a charred stick was
found inserted In a bale of cotton under a ventilator, where tile flre
49,150
80,280 79.27011,995
67,240 78,060 8,214
6| 72.410 75,960 6,177
13l 73,010 89,490l 7,476
iOi 73,500 58,3001 4,110
301 64,990 38.9001 5,981
;
MMr
originated.
0. S. Bayi.is, which cleared at Mobile Jan. 15 for Hamburg, witli 1,250 bales
cotton was discovered on flre afternoon of nth at tlie wharf. The fire
was in the forward part of the vessel. Cargo badly damaged.
By Tblkobaph prom
LiIvkrpool.
—
Liverpool, January 24—6 P. M.- The market opened (5n!et and closed heavy
to-day, with sales footing up 8,000 bales, including 1,000 bales for export and speculation. The sales of the week have been 64,000 bales, of
which 4,000 bales were taken for export and 3,000 bales on speculation. The
stock in port is 445,000 bales, of which 98.000 bales are American. The stock
of cotton at sea, bound to this port is 328,000 bales of which 265,000 bales are
American.
American
76,000
5,000
7,000
421,000
68,000
354,000
304,000
afloat
The following table
1.
will
show the
Jan. 10.
100,000
3,000
9,000
446,000
91,000
217,000
198,000
Jan. 24
17.
49,000
2,000
8.000
4.55000
S8,000
285,000
231,000
64,000
4,000
8,000
445,000
96,000
338,000
266,000
dallv cloelag prices of cotton for the week:
Mod.
Sal.
Tnes.
FriceMid.Upl'ds. 9,%<&.... 9;^;®.... 9%®....
"
Jan.
Wed.
OX® «%
Thnrs.
9Ji®
..
Fri.
97i(a....
Orleans. 10X@10X103i®. .. lOXa... 10 @10« 10«®10«10\@....
Trade Report. —The market for yams and fabrics at Manchester is heavy
and depressed in all its branches.
LrvKRPOOL Cotton for 1871 and 1872.— The annexed table
givM for the past two years the weekly deliveries to the trade
"X
60,610 II
71,880 11
84,480
58,740
•&.aMI
70,140
88.M0
•4,010
81.660
61,870
47.890
71,140
81,700
13.680
78,800
106,580
9»,16C
81,660
144,130
188,630
.
7 15-16] 8X
M8
711-16)8
7 7-168 8-11
7-!6
1-16
IS
in
IK
137,460
86,010
111,540
136,980
68.660
77,660
64.060
53,25"
64.660
102,010
134.460
118,940
76,810
65,260
65,840
183,300
96,880
(4,560
mi
7 i:-16
nn
8X
8M
tu-u
8
8
711-16(8 8-16
llj^
7-16
11
11
716
IIX
IIX
8
?\.* 8
"X
U
»-l«^
•
71516. •M|6»
8
7 \*W»)(
4«3<0 71,710 11»
1%
7 11-16 6K
7 15-16 6K
8
6
1-16 8 I 166 l-l*
6-16
llX
Ml
rsi
"X
11 18-16
n%
8
"H
|«
M6,«K
6X
6K
8
Mi
8U-I6
IIH
7«
« 3-16 7X
7X
V*
7«
*H
9 6-16 6X
II
7 15-16
SK
6-16
IIX
10 16-16
10
10
10 6-16
T«
7 7-1*
7X
6-11
7
T«
»K
7
??
WH
7-U
|6
616-16
10«
lOX
• 6-16
• (16
6X
t%
1I»X
^
615-16
lOV
6K
918-16 911-16
• 18-16 7 11-16
10
Vi
6X
116 6^
6X
10
1-16 10
tit
7 1 16
• 15-16 7
7X
63,69010 5-16
7 1-16
79,890 10>^
7 ».16'7H
9X
60.190|I0K
|7 1-lt
9I1-16J
10
lOK
ShliVJ MM.
'-1
1-i-Uiii
!.•)
16,7)i
9,812l «6,'.c.'
9,3821 W.'i'
13.7161 86,.^•
15,3961 IM.2.'
li.
I2,i(a
lojk
7x
hn
lOX
|7K
I7X
7
718
a-ll>:b 15-16,7
9-16
•
112.!):
lO.SOi: 87.0(>
I
will be seen that, according to the foregoing Matement, tha
trade took from Liverpool alone, between Sept. 1 and Dee. 31,
1,174,100 bales this year, against 1,094,850 bales the same time
last year.
BRE
ADSTU P P S
Fbidat
The markets
.
p. M.. Jan
M.
1871.
and grain have generally improved
during the past week rye being the exception flour and wheat
showing the most activity at a decided advance closing, bow
ever, inactive and somewhat unsettled.
There has been aii improved export demand for flour, part fo
future delivery, and, with some speculation in shipping grades,
prices have shown a decided advance. Early in the week there
were large sales of common extra Western and State from spring
wheat at $7 40@$7 50 for January and February delivery. Some
•mbarrassment has been caused by the inability ot the Qreat
Trunk lines of railways, communicating with the West, to meet
the demands upon them, and flour has had to give way for more
perishable freight. To-day the market was dull, and flour was
for
flour
;
;
;
not salable except at inside prices.
^, Wheat has also advanced materially.
Daring Tuesday a large
beat loads sold at $1 66@1 67 for No. 3 Chicago and
Northwest, and |1 68@1 70 for No. 2 Milwaakee in store. Bat
yesterday, with Liverpool reported quiet, a decline in gold and
number
of
,
a flrmer market for ocean freights, shippers retired, and the mar.
ket became dull at nominal prices. Receipts at the West ritow
some falling off: To-day, No. 2 Milwaukee was offered at f 1 70
in store, but bids were reduced to $1 67@1 68.
Corn has been only moderately active, but old being sparingly
offered, and new coming forward in small quantities, prices have
been firmer late sales include old mixed at 64^65c. in store,
and 66i@67ic. afloat, with prime new mixed at 66ic. afloat, and
But the close yesterday was
fair new Delaware yellow at 66c.
rather weak. To-day, however, the market was firm, witlt sales
of prims old mixed afloat at 67c., but not much activity.
Rye has declined to 87(a80c. for Western and State. Barley
has been active and closes higher; last Tuesday, 85,0f:0bush.
Canada West sold at |1 16@1 18, and since then $1 30 has been
paid. The advance is attributed to the impossibility of getting
forward supplies by rail.
Oats have Ijeen higher, being scares but for the past few days
ihe market has ruled dull and weak. To-day, prime now mixed
oats were quoted at 53(a53c.
,-
Jan.
Total sales
Sales for export
Sales on speculation
Total stock
Stock of American
Total afloat
Hi
S8.tfl0 10 IS-16
B8,U0 •l,tW ll¥
97,080 84,580 IIH
51.810
168,610
«.
»UtM
It
;
;
7,046 110,880
66,760
6t,«80
56,680
96,940
78,040
91.360
106.530
70,910
57,630
8t,5'»
47,600
51,840
58,180
59.180
77,800
85,870
70,140
61,130
75,170
105,680
63,780
68,640
74,170
113,070
131,890
138,600
36,02O: 17,248 9.7641 96,880
52,570 16, lt« 14.096 103,050
45,000 !1,71 1 ».2:)1' 63,8501
71,980 15.1IS, 7.71»: 59,1)60
j
71'i
Boston
78,180
1
15
22
39
8,85fl
1,K84
10,670
40.380 47.»»l> »,<lt 8,648
7n,420 •3,880 7,a30 17,600
40,010 53,870 7,416 34,881
71.010 49,080 6,948 39,413
88,140 67,580 6,001 34.8*0
64,880 64,810 6,948
45,060 57,630 8,700 31,114
70,450 40,670 4,098 36,814
66,690 38,190 8,138 2^790
67.960 54,930 6,926 13,854
48,950 57,830 6.457 14,418
45.910 54,810 9,739 W,8r»1
45.980 54,680 14,966 <*,087
77,850 61,970 6,378 3S,7«5
58,180 63,290 7,S6« 16.61U
65,650 4.5,700 8,494 18,671
69,750 77,490 11,044 18,566
54,010 71,110 8,880 31.474
43,770 79.070 »7»T 30,636
45.360 71,380 5,380 18.684
41.200 74,810 5,867 13,417
43,310 80,960 5.500 9.787
60,800 43,680 4,873 11,7*1
45,960 54,830 8,169 6,37!
57.330 51,560 5,307 8,149
67,410 42,660 6,687 5,712
6.3.aw 49,660 13,287 5.8S7
48,070 64,190 18,788 6.363
60,950 82,240 9,938 7,498
78,250 82,470 10,780 8,128
41,270 52,900 11.284 6,714
47,220 45,500 14,106 8,518
53.910 62,310 10,696 8,526
81,990 118,260 14,317 3..S6I
«2,800 61 ..370 '15, 4.^ 9,869
56,610112,582 11,86S
8 48,190
1S,163
38,055
1,S80
3,025
Baltimore
11
l,i«l
....
m,v»
9 58,040 44,310 io.ino 17,163 117,410 60,160
33
633
Savannah— To Llveri)ool, per ship Margaret, 3,118 Upland
84,050
36 76,080 68.080 10,614 lt,Mt 111,460 •4.160 10 16-U
Feb. S 89,300 44,880 14,608 18,461 168,180 66,110 n 7-U I**
16
20,866
1.869
A
To
Iff
MTl.
d.
5 70,580 41,880 10,488 7,343 108,080 41.660 to 716 I 8-16 T
It 111,990 »4,Gt0 8.776 6. 838 186,140 70,840 10 ll-l«
8K
Espana,
2,40J
2,400
To nnmburg. per steamer Saxonia, 1,495
1,495
To Uovel (Russia), per bark Cunstantia, 1,800
1,300
To Barcelona, per steamer Maria, 1,000
Per barks Sebastian, 679
.Espcranza, 20 . .Per brl^s Trinidad, IBO
.
Uoea, 462 . . .James
Millet, 671
2,982
To Oenoa, per bark Eyr, 1,120
1,120
MoBiLB— Tolliimburt;, per sehr. C. 8. Baylis, 1,2E0
1,250
CHAiaESTON— To Liverpool, per ship Intrepid, 8.102 Upland, and 439
Sea Island
per barki FlUe do 1' Air, ti5 bags seed cotton
Concepcion, 200 Upland and 14 Sea Island
Magnet, 1,960 Upland
5.770
port in the North Sea. per bark Aupustc, 1,800 Upland
1,800
.
Jan.
ini.
;
The following
are closing quotations
:
..
.
.
:
THE CHKONICLE.
128
Extr»SUte,4o
7
I
Wheat--No.2Bpring,bUBh.$l 61®
No. 1 spring
1 75®
|
40®
60®
T 00
7 80
Western Spring Wheat
I
1 71
1 77
80®
95®
85®
64®
68®
I 90
2 00
S 20
67
Red Western
Amber do
White
I
i
1 40® 7
extras
8 00® 9
do double extras
do winter wl\eat extras
7 75®12
and doable extras
City shipping extras. ... 7 80® 8
City trade and family
9
..
Southern bakers' and fa
milybranda
Southern shipp'g extras.
75
25
8
I
00
25
I
I
I
4 00
1
:
I
I
Western
Onts— New Black
Chicago mixed
White Ohio and
I
I
ti7®
In breadstuffs at this
RKOEIPTS AT NEW YOKK.
w
.
.
J,®
63®
05® 1
16® 1
12® 1
51
State...
Barley— Western
Canada West
Peas— Canada
The movement
70
72®
88®
8B®
48®
Southern, white
Rye— State and Canada.
00®11 50
85®
J
..
Corn-Western mixed
White.Wcstcrn
Yellow Western
I
I
9 50@12 25
8 0044 8 76
6 75® 6 40
3 40® 3 66
Bye flour
Cornmeal— Western, Ac.
Corn meal— Br' wine, &c.
,
1
1
90
88
61
53
65
10
20
4o
market has been as follows
— —EXPORTS PROM NEW YORK.'
-1873
Same
Since
Since time Jan. For the
Jan. 1.
1, lS7i.
-1873.
For the
week.
1872.
.
For the
Since
139,911
Plonr, bhla.
C. meal, " .
39,419
Wheat, bus
62,760
80,150
117,288
8,7i9
395,425
337,050
500
400
3)! 630
129,.305
102,055
611,306
17i,880
320,702
"
"
Com,
Eye,
3,221
.
.
Barley,&c.
Oats
_
«,H1!)
73,891
1,085,150
0,700
1,015
2,700
440
1,894
The following tables, prepared for The Chkonicle by Mr. E.
H. Walker, of the New York Produce Exchange, show the Grain
in eight and the movement of BreadstuHs to the latest mail
dates
:
BaCBIFTS AT LAKE AND RIVEK PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
JAN. 18, AND FROM AUG. 1 TO JAN. 18,
Corn.
Oats. Barley. Rye
Flour. Wheal
bneh.
bbls.
.—
27,1.36
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Cleveland
Bt. Louis
lti6,160
12,376
4,652
7,875
*3.500
15,542
..
132,563
72,376
34,216
22,3W
—
39,296
Dulntb
Total
Previous week
Oorresp'ng week,'72.
'71.
'70.
'69.
'68.
Total Aug.
Same time
Same time
Same time
71,081
96,914
77.837
62,424
76,.567
13i,00l
56,472
bush.
bush.
618,799
310.618
28.3.193
289,.573
309,572
94,900
127,372
216,480
176,539
61,120
18,886
80,621
12,507,920 6,641,784
16,192,6.52 6,046,311
!1.6I1,.3.''9 4,483,455
9,622,364 2,629,797
662,159
918 736
29,773,702
28,614,386
13,200,763
14,033,367
44,.391
8,399
6,160
21,3.30
39..509
16,205
1.110,781
2,061,031
1,045,018
1,055,673
Shipments of Flour and Grain from Chicago, Milwaukee'
Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, and St. Louis for the week ending
January 18, and from Dee. 29 to Jan. 18
Rye.
Barley,
Oats,
Flour, Wheat,
Corn,
btisti.
bush.
bnsb.
hush.
hhlB.
hush,
Week ending:
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR
WEEK ENDING
627,.503
264,458
Wheat,
bush.
90,180
4(10
13,000
3,.500
76..537
2.5,0»8
14,026
8. .522
Louis Elver shipments not
72,400
8,000
Oats,
Barley,
bush.
Corn,
bush.
116,300
63,889
10,000
bush.
23.600
140.5.30
59.560
2,609
17..505
14,-301
New
17,855
Rye,
bush.
375
2C0
3,000
800
30,900
850
17,200
Philadelphia
Baltimore
65.26(1
84',766
77,500
94,176
30.000
131,054
110,388
75,149
142.079
816,691
384,371
186,.3.30
246,948
195.935
111,365
629,233
807,644
500
407.015
360.019
204.816
841.178
971,410
2,344,050
831,185
325.666
276,778
267,290
936,629
684,334
75,705
101,114
100,713
93. .593
277.532
266,056
1,075
1,776
1.775
2 960
4.625
8,342
Estimated.
VisiBLB Supply of Grain, including stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation at lake and seaboard ports,
in transit by rail, and frozen in New York canals, Jan. 18, 18'i'3
:
Wheat,
bush.
store at TTew York and afloat
In store at Albany
InstoreatBaftalo
In store at Chicago*
1,056.295
8,100
302,600
1,400,741
Ir.
store at Milwaukee
998,000
77.000
368,270
164.618
300,000
In storeatDuluth
In store at Toledo
iBstoreat Detroit
In store at Oswego*
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto
4.56,901
19,794
130.400
142,130
In store at Montreal
(n storeat Philadelphia*
In store at Baltimore*
Rail shipments for week
AmountonNew York
9.5,0011
110,000
137,841
62,120
canals
5,757.210
6,687.820
6 658,267
6,248.973
Dec.
6,699,213
Dec.
Jan. 20,'72 10,960,172
Total
Total in store and in transit Jan.ll, 73
Jan.
"
"
"
"
» |;»llmated.
4, 73
28, '72
21, '72
is
buoyant both on the Brazil and India
Quotations are higher on the latter. Tea has been
in moderate request at very full rates. Molasses is selling fairly
descriptions.
and rules strong, especially on the domestic grades.
TEA.
There has been a steady call for lines daring the past week, and this outlet
has stimulated a better call for invoices, resnltiug in some good-sized transactions. The demand continues at the close of the week with a good buslnes.'i
under way, but holders manifest extreme firmness, and there is a little more
difficulty experienced iu working off stocks in consequence, as buyers whose
wants are not urgent show some reluctance in meeting the views of holders.
The dullness for the past few months and the heavy condition of the tea
market has led buyers, in many iiistaucei*, to look for easier rates than they
are now able to obtain. The position of the market is favorable for holders,
however, and no further reductions iu values are likely to be effected, espeWe have nothing
cially so since the nilingprices are really unremunerative.
but high cost teas in the marltet now, and it will be some time before the
arrivals embrace any of the purchases that have been made at the triOing
decline which has recently occurred in tlie Chiueac markets. Oolongs are
steadier, and sales have been effected in some cases at a slight improvement.
Japans and Greens are strong with a fair activity. The sales during the week
are 1,800 half chests oolongs, 6,500 do. greens, 8,600 do. Japans, l.sOO do. Sou-
;
C.OVPEK.
grades of coffee has been extremely active during the
past week, and, although not quotably higher on the Brazil grades, has been
very much excited, and the advance at the close of last week is fully maintained. There has been very little Rio or Santos cofl'ee offering here, either
on the spot or to arrive at a near date, and sales have been restricted In con
sequence. The supply is now pretty well cleared up, and the market closes
with a fair inquiry, but very little doing except in a jobbing way. The last
Rio telegram reports the market advanced to 9$800, and the statistical position
of the market is entirely favorable for holders here. It was feared that the
rise in Rio would check shipments to this country, as our markets did not
respond at once but the advance here has placed us more nearly on a level
with the Brazil markets again, and the news of the improvement when it
roaches Rio will doubtless stimulat') a further rise there. West India grades
The market
for
all
;
have been in fairly liberal request, and are pretty weil sold out. The closing
rates are above those of las-t week, and the market is very strong. There ha
been a great deal of excitement iu East India coffee, and sales have been
effected by first hands of all the Java held by thera here or in transit. Ther
have also been liberal sales of coffee held in Batavia on American account, but
as yet unshipped. Prices are veij buoyant on these grades and Singapore, and
are strongly in holders' favor. Sales have been made of 1.000 iMgs Rio, ox
"Contest;" 2,265 do., ex "lona;" 1.000 do., ex '"Empreza ;"n3,669 mats
Java, 17,674 do. Singapore, 5,538 bags Maracaibo, 500 do. .Java. 200 do. Curacoa,
147 do Laguayra— all here. At New Orleans, 3 500 bags Rio, ex "Frances
Jane.'' At Baltimore, 3.000 do., ex "Gray Eagle."
Imports at New York the past week have iucraded 7.000 bags Rio, per "loiia."
4 000 do do, per "Traveler," 3,470 do do, per "Glance,'^ 3,800 do do, per
"Asia;" 16,932 mats Java, per "Nederland," 3,326 do do, per "Surprise;"
1 056 bass St. Domingo per various vessels, and 3,417 do sundries.
The stock of Rio Jan, S3, and the imports since Jan. 1, 187.3, are as follows:
New
16,895
The
In
has been very active and
Tn BaifH
Total
Previous week
Week ending Jan. 4...
WeekendingJan.20,72.
Total Dec. 29 to date..
Do. same time 1872..
*
St.
26..330
13.476
227,.678
AND GRAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR THE
AND FROM DEC. 29 TO JAN. 18.
bbls.
44,449
26,429
7,320
Orleans
and
107,715
3,820
6.130
10,774
1,000
5.455
15,250
34,441
JAN. 18,
Flour,
At
Neir York
Boston
Portland*
Montreal
65..336
603,013
1,210,696
'71,
79.868
64,897
16, .W8
215.-02
141,959
116.149
57,599
42,865
495,169
326.723
146,911
108.827
227,053
270,613
609,079
226,044
137.811
120.003
28,536
36,628
116,319
324,568
91,618
101,994
305.392
183,140
Same time 1872
164,483
Same time 1871
170,612
time 1870
Same
St. Louis not included In '70 and
included in 1872 and 1878.
Sugars have shown rather more activitybut the business has been restricted by the small trade doing in
refined, and the consequent limitation of refiners requirements.
Prices remain about as last quoted, but lack strength. Coffee
all lines of groceries.
2.1U5,5<I8
4,«.36,6ti3
I,fi56.6a0
674,475
Atlantic ports, 18'S... lbs.
463,350
4,;87,09«
2.251.oS2
2,066,914
Atlantic porta. 1873
The indirect receipts at New York, principally overland receipts from San
Francisco, h.ive been 5.09! pkgs. since Januaryl. against 11,464 last yesr.
Imports at San Francisco from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1872, were 1,290,519 lbs. of
China and 2,319,048 lbs. of Japan tea.
101,888
100,250
110,772
* Estimated
70.484
Jan. 18, 1873
83,7S9
Jan. 11, 1873
1872
56.687
Corresp'ng week
44,829
Corresn'g week 1871
week 1870. 67,918
Corresp'g
Total Dec. 29 to date. 197,899
Friday Eveniko, Jan. 24, 1873.
progress during the week in
34,987
32,5»0
310.638
288,5,57
128,7.38
256,a.!3
1 to date.. 2,6.56.828 31,199,0.37
..2,8.58.205 8ii,2-.2,139
18T1~72.
1870-71. ...-3.183,53^ 29.0.34 189
1869-70.... 3,3 13,520 31,910,093
fair business in
chongs.
Imports at New York the past week have included 688,248 lbs Japan, per
" Jessie Isabel," from Hiogo 804,065 lbs black, 360,374 do ^-een and 67,001 do
Japan, per "Surprise," from Shanghai. The receipts indirectly have. been 8
pkga by steamer and 584 by rail overland.
The following taule shows the imports of Tea Into the United States
from January 1 to date, in lS73and la'2:
Green.
Japan.
Tota'.
Black.
858,625
728.215
1,281.333
466.9131
285.913
693,063
bush.
bush.
There has been a
(66 lbs.) (32 lb».) (48 lbs.) (66 lbs.)
19,880
63,865
520.212
207.725
11,570
18,622
17,740
7,860
350
3,7.50
30.824
2n,0.'.5
4,200
12,824
38,966
6,700
14.250
13,200
3,187
27,273
4,801
61,3.32
(1961bs.> (fiOlbs.)
Chicago
GROCERIES.
Ukain.
Fi-otrR.
Baperflne State and Western
V bbl. $6
brands.
[January 25, 1&73.
Corn,
bush.
Oats,
Barley,
bush.
2,,830
885,206
260,000
117.123
227 953
164,457
9,223.829
9,.352,318
9,394.619
9,595.398
9,267,367
9,418,248
Haiti-
New
....
19.626
10,00s
10,9M
S.IXH
83,306
8".S6S
..
....
Moblla,
&c.
».E06
7.823
7,109
g|,(^
WalveBt'-'U.
Total.
1.20(1
6:,8lB
i;4,;91
136.147
,j^.-^^
6,0(0
S,S«0
J ji^
j.jj
jj|.^
jjj^,,^
^^^^
Of other BortBthe stock at New York. Jan. 23, and the imports at ;he seveial
Dorts since January 1 , 1873, were ai follows
•^
KTanr (rrt,-V
T?/,ct(
,
_.
New york- Boston, pnlladel. Bait. N. Orle'B.
Btock. Import. import. Import, import, import,
C O
In bags.
Java and Singapore
Ceylon
Maracaibo
LaRuayra
Bt.
Domingo
Other
Total
time, 1873...
Same
45,000
215.792
85,200
79,860
78,130
"14,663
t2,.J5
10,386
1,499
.••
,
n.a.
443
333
,^»5
1.033
14.763
1,664
15.243
20,451
1,2T6
BSl.S'il
300
16U
23,708
fairly liberal
11.5,000
ii^asi
24,320
150,000
86.640
100;526
66.804
9,677
15,000
92,('00
,84,351
55,689
79.h65
6S.664
541,039
260,000
208,685
839,491
92,000
1,276,916
19,000
223,268
2,705,983
36,000
61.042
200.000
Bimedateisri
bush.
4,379..386
3l2,'49i
37474
V^,?,?rt8
l-nporcs..^..^.^.^^.
Phlla-
York. delpUia.more. Orleans.
Stnrk
85,298
1,05.3,538
190,000
noio'io
46,675
2,000
111,141
67.180
4,019
66,214
3,667,027
3,686,879
8,.604,719
3.414,084
3,570,769
6,038,775
1,811,992
2.255.630
2,215.562
2,868.865
2,635.739
2,705,623
*
Includes mats. &c., reduced to bags.
t Also, 67,800 mats.
SUGAR.
for raw sugars has been rather more active since our last, and
purchases have been made for reliners' uses. The trade demand
for refined sujars has not become active as yet, and the distribution of stock
gradually, and the market
is slow; but refiners' supplies are becoming reduced
Refiners are not liberally supplied with
is fairly steady at former quotations.
raw sugars, and some of them are showing an inclination to stock up in an"
The demand
tlcipation of future requirements. The position of stocks and afioats for the
United States, as well as most of the foreign markets, are rather favorable for
holders. There is nothing beyond the current dulness to create any lack of
confidence iu the stability of prices. The market for raws remains at our last
quotations, the basis being 9@9iic for fair to good refining Culas. The principal activity during the week has been in bag sugars, which have sold to a
very large extent. The qualities have been principally Pernambucos, from
been made at full prices on
8Jic. to 9c. Several large sales of box sugars have
enfrifugals, and fair rates for Havanas, though the latter have been chiefly of
be lower qualities. The sales include 361 bhds. Centrifugal and Demeraia at
:
.
;
THE nimONICLE.
January 26, 1J73J
ihdbi'^Xc.
«t
:!6,n0O
;
PH®9)ic.
:
bag« rernambaco euenr at 8^®9c.
163 hhds.
Cuba
at 7>i@8c.
;
S2(l
1,193 llhdt. Porto
;
do. darlflcd 8t. Jago
and
Rleo
centri-
fasal Cuba, 9Ji®I0c., the latter price for now crop 1,085 hhda. 15 t«i. and 103
bbl9. Martiniqae, 8)i®S)io.; 50 hhdii., 40 tea. and !T bble. Jnmaica, 939}<c.
11,000 do. Manila In Boston, to come here, 8)^c. ; 766 boxea Havana bero. B®
9)«c.
5,189 Derosne and ContrlfoRal do., 10®10Hc. for the latter, 4 months.
Imports at Mew York and stock In first bands Jan. 23, were as follows
other. llrazll.Manlla.ftc.Melado
nnha.
Cuba. P. Klco.
;
;
:
•hhiU.
Imports this week
1.611
since Jan.
1.
!1.«1
iamettmo,'72
li.ses
Stock In flritt hands.
Same time 1872
SUt
2,133
875
.
'*
"
1,339
mm
••
1871
.
•lilida
1,943
4,414
•!ih(l«.
buffs,
b
tb SM.
40,9 7
',10
6f,llHS
B8.4I>S
l,i8i
4;»t
hlida
n
20,481
^^.^K
80 .IIS
il.Oii
mjtm
47,7.3
i\3it
IW,2M
419
i.ta
1,013
nOLiASSEil.
The absence of
liberal offerings of refining grades of molasses checks the
which there is still a moderate Inqnlr;. Many
refiners have closed their works almost entirely, as there Is not much Inducement to run just at present, and with the diftlculty there would bo in obtaining
stoclc to work on, but few care to chance it beyond what they are sure of in
tho way of puppliep. The call for grocery qualities continues active, aad liberal sales of domestic are effected In a Jobbing way and from first hands.
Auction sales have been effected of liberal amounts at extreme rates, some
lots going as high as "2c. The range of prices is about 68®72c. for good and
prime, and 73® i5c. for very choice stock. Few sales have been made at the
higher extreme. The high cost of molasses Is creating a renewed demand for
syrups, but transactions on a large scale are prevented by tho absence of
stock. There is no sugarhouse molasses here, but sales from stock held In
PhiladelDhia have been made at 21®22c. for bbls. and 18®19c. for hhds. Suga''
grades below about 10c. are scarce and in brisk demand. Wc note sales of 50
sale of these qnalitics, tor
New Orleans, In lots
and 300 do., at auction, at 6I®72XC.
receipts at New York, and stock in first hands Jan. 23, were as follows •
P. nice,
Detuerara,
Cuba,
Other
».o
•hhiln.
•hhdB.
•Uhds.
•btadi
bbls.
t'Oports thienreek
223
S,4!8
"
stuce Jan. I,,..
473
ISS
1?,697
"
same time IU72..
103
201
18,^1
hhds. Porto Kico, 30 English Island, 79 Cuba, 200 bblg.
at 7ig7lc.,
The
S'.ncKln
"
"
first
hands
"
682
Import* ot Snsar
The Imports
from January
4.727
same time'
same time*'
'*
I,9i7
1,9:4
347
oisu<;ar
1873, to date, have
been as follows
Boston
Philadelphia
9,76^
[<Tew Orleans...
3,
9«6
548
781
3,976
266,091
— Moiasses.
•Hbds.1873.
1,297
1872
sot
31,985
640
881
478
2,446
H;i3i
'
.
1872.
82.681
4,2UJ
10,582
59
23
tlS-S.
153.573
1(/8.W1
1872.
i.iil
1871
21,032
Total
—-Bags.
r-
.
9,9'J'J
18^2.
11.86!
1,961
I.TTi
1873.
Il,i4l
Baltimore
3,ao
raolaases at leadlnot ports since Jan. I.
(Includlnfr Meladu).andof Molasseaat the leading pons
1,
....
5,0(10
7,0(IU
Sc
-Sugar.
-•HOds.
New York
711
896
919
84
2l,2CS
• f nrliiflinu tt'irnoB aiifl liarrwlR reduced to
t Includes jat.keta, &c.. reduced.
2,469
61,666
2,126
do lair
do ordinary
lava, mats and bags
Java mats, brjwh
20
820S<
Native Ceylon
1
19J^®\9H
18UI818K
!
I7Ha!7«
I
U
gold.
gold,
goid.
gold.
gold.
Maracalbo
Laguayra
Domingo
81
etn
19
21
Jamaica
023K Mocha
019
®19
18
18
fcl9>»
15
a....
18
ai9
11
<^<3
.gold
>
a....
Soear.
Cuba, Int. to com. refining
8 @ 8!^
do fair to good refining
9 (^ dv^
do prime
@ 9X
do iair to good grocery
9H@ 9X
do pr. to choice grocery... S9f9 9K
do centrltag»l,hhd8. dibxs. 9>4(SlOK
Jo Mi!la<l.i
lo moiasses
Bav'a, iiox,u. s. Nos. 7 to9...
do
do 10tol2..
do
1
j
Havana, Box, white
Porto Klco, reflnlnggrades...
do
grocery grades....
Brazil, bags
SXd 9K
9Hdl')
!
I
I
KJ».& 9
>
9
t>
bags
White Sugars, A
»fanila,
6!K
8
9J<ijt 9V
do 13 to 15.. ID aiOK
do 16to18.. IUV®11X
do I9to20.. UKaaSi
do
do
do
do
do
do
a
7HS
5
|
9U
8X9
9
ailSt
do
do B
do
do extra C
Yellow sugars
Ilwl..
11
istliw
9W3hi«
Crushed.
i2i(ia,iiZ
.
Powdered
12»al2V
Grannlated
I
UM012S
Porto
V
Itlr-.o
Cuba Muscovado
RaiBins.iieeaiess,
do
do
nw f(
Fralts
10
Valencia,* ft
8 @
do Loose Muscatels.. ..2 4C ^2
Curranth, iirw
* ft. fii<(a
Citron, Leghorn (new)
37 .a
Prunes, .French
l2Ka
Prunes, Turkish, old
do
|
20
17
80
Kngllsh Islands...
and Nuts.
rrall-4 5(1)4^
Layer, :S'2, * box.2 00 a
Sultana,* ft
13KS
:
2 05
WX
8X
6>4
|
I
33
|
13
1
new
9Xa
do
sliced
I
ft.
I
Canton Olnger.rAse
8
Almonds. Languedoc
do
Tarragona
18V@
do
Ivica
1S.H®
do
Sicily, soft shell
^
do
Shelled. Sliily... 8J ®
•to
paper shell
a
lOH
11K9
domkbtio drikd rnuiTs.
Apples, State
Vft. iH9
!
*
...
12Ua 12M
11K»
Barcelona
Walnuts' Bordeaux
Macaroni, Italian
do
51)
S28
019
038
A
African Peanuts
KllberlB,Slcnv
& ..-.1 do Western
Sonthern, good.t..
8 ®
do
do
prime
ex® m
9 ® U
do
Bltceil. new
Peaches, pared
(^8 50
20 ®
do
unpared.qrsft hive
Date*
PiKS. Snivr a
iCnbaCIayed
Cuba cencrllugal
g7i
'.J8
@55
di esu
gall. 60
0".*
....
Blackberries
I
Sardines
»ihl.hox. 80 (8 82
•ardlnas
4i ar,boi.
VU>4« ....
UrazllNxts new
11
,a
UX
Cherries, pitted
iPecanNuts
81
I
1
I
5
7
9
14
within a lew months are fully maintained. There has been »
goods, and a further advance has beea
liberal call for bleached
made
in fine light weight qualities.
Leading makes are well sold
up and rule strong, with the tendency of the market favoring
sellers.
Canton flannels have sold in a small way, and are with-
M
out change.
yet,
Colored cottons are not in very liberal request
is well controlled, and prices rule firm.
Printa
but the stock
moment with small offerings. There have been
autumn effects at old prices, and in somo canes at a
But little new work has been opened as yet, bat
are dull at the
light sales o!
concession.
quotations are strong so far as established.
Domestic Woolen Goods.— There is no call for heavy weight
goods, excepting to supply the very limited requirements of
tailors.
There has been a more general inquiry for spring fabrics, and the sales since our last report show considerable improvement.
Sales are still below the usual volume at thi»
period of the year, but the steady increase in the business sine*
the first of the year is encouraging to dealers, and a fair spring
trade
is
looked
Clothiers linve been backward in
for.
making
and do not yet show as much tre»
dom in their purchases as might reasonably be looked for.
Agents are not getting as full prices as they had hoped for, bat
the tone of the market is fairly steady, and there is some proba.
bility of prices being forced up on the better grades. Dress goods
are steady, but rather quiet at the moment, owing to the light
their purchases this season,
offerings of
new
spring styles in
first
hands.
during the season just opening. Nearly all the buyers have now
returned from Europe, and agree in reporting the market abroad
as very firm for most descriptions of goods, but with a comparatively light demand at current rates. Linen goods were In moderate request for clothing and tailoring purposes, but the demand
was restricted to the supply of immediate necessities, and was
devoid of a speculative character. Woolens continued in light
demand, and was mostly confined to small assortments of spring
suitings.
Silk goods were quiet with importers and jobbersDress materials of spring styles have not ytt come forward with
any freedom, and few of the jobbers are displaying any novelties
Black alpacas and mohair lustres continued to meet with
were not conspicuously active. Hosiery was in fair
inquiry, but only for actual requirements and in sfall selections.
»
lb.
Hickory Nuta
t) bush,
ChestDUts
do
Peanuts. Va.g'd to incy oil
do
oonew
do Wll..g'dt»beBtdi
1
1
The importations of dry goods at tliis port for the week ending
January 23, 1873, and the corresponding weeks of 1872 and J871
have been as follows
ENTERED FOR CONSU-HITION POR THE WEEK EVnlNO JAMUART 23, 1873.
do
do
do
»
9
A
1871
cotton.. 1,'89
silk
flax
731
990
Miscellaneous dry good«.4,2«9
.
,
Pkge. Valne.
l,ni
$468,209
Manufactures Of wool
66
yt
DRY GOODS AT THE PORT OP
NEW YORK.
.
^
...»
...A
20
CO
iraPOBTATIONS OF
<a
4H(%
8>i^
22
•
favor, but
(<«
Pkgs.
1872
.
Value.
1873
.
Pkgs
^
Valne.
f69C.TM
6tiS!09
709.9S6
t5",877
246.616
1.881 tl,00.^,^2«
87«,4t»
8,097
866.4.W
861
tce.as
i,:82
861,697
1,900
1.066
8,251
$2,183,597
9,511 $3,617,316
6,091 $i,3"4,017
590
1,65*
633
CSS,465
684,907
974.768
176,623
..
...
..
80
al
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
FRrDAT, P.M.. Jan. J4. 1878
There has been a more general call for full package lots of dry
goods since our last report, the number of buyers in the market
hatring been increased by the arrival of Western jobbers and
some of the larger rat Uants from near by cities. There is comparativtly little call for goods for current consumption, excepting
woolens, which are being taken out more freely by the clothing
trade.
The very severe weather in some scetions of tho West
has prevented buyers from that section from coming Into the
market at all, and unless the Spring turn out early, the demand
from that section is likely to be extremely backward.
The
California and Texas trade are buying moderately of lull pack J
:
the leading brands. The supply of these goods is nnnsually
small, and the advanced rates established on the d ifferent grades
:
SX9
I
19
19
Domestic Cotton Goods.— The market continues active, with
an increasing demand for full packages from large Western buyerg, and from the South and Southwest.
The demand for heavj
brown cottons and for standard sheetings has been fair and
fine browns are very strong at an advance of ^c oa some of
as yet.
I
molasses.
VewOrleant new
U
becomlnjf more genera). Tho outlook
collections are eorolng la freely, so
that our dealers are looking forward to a better buMoeaa darinj
the Spring than was done last season. Our lm|>ortf r» are prepar.
Ing for a heavy season, and their Imports are very large.
PricM
are strong on all lines, without essential changes.
la
—
Collee.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
and the trade
more encouraging, and the
Foreign Goods. The imports continqe heavy, and provisioBB'.
are evidently making for an active trade in imported fabrics
hhds
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
Slo Prime
do good
«gt<»,
129
ToUl.
WITHDRAWK
.8,608
mOM
WARKaoOSB AXD THROWN INTO THE MARKBT DCBINO TBS
SAME PRRlOr,
sianuf actures of wool
659
6^6
t»'4.4.10
84S
(411.160
169.082
811
«4»,7.36
144
1,260
2^ 129
197
«52
7Tr
Mt.Ka
Hleeellaneons dry goods. 2,976
164.170
118.427
166.418
44,0C7
S.007
Total
Add ent'd for conaiunpt'n. 8,803
»7S0,7fi9
2,183,697
8.S31
9,611
do
do
do
cotton..
silk
flax
622
609
108
696
#2.17.747
686
SJl.HCl
26.397
(866.516
3,617,315
.
.
772
794
lt>3
silk
do
flax
581
do
UUcellaneons dry goods. 6.064
$291,972
2 B.»8
205.6.3.%
143,322
74,817
1,162
t3,476.S68
$518,117
$741.^04
492,429
493,660
l,6tl
ti5«
647, 85
1.074
2<»i,7SS
1,951
»*9.B.'59
234
96.616
766
35,103
6..:r5
$I.9!3C79
1.601
1.1)60
650
7..'!61
$925,604
Add eot'd for conanrapt'n. 8,806
2,183,097
6.109 $2.11S,141
9,511
8,617.315
Total entered at the port.16,173 (3,109,101
14,620 16,735,156
Totnl
t7JB4
8.580 il.tOl.1.16
6 091 2.374.917
9,671
ToUlthrownnponm'k'i. 13,815 52.914,366 12,745 14. 17»,881
mTKBED rOR WARBnOUaINO DDRtMO 8AXE PSRIOD.
Manufactnres ot wool
cotton
do
*09.esa
6,091
5f>«,715
2,314,917
11.656 14,368,693
—
;
Industrial Exhibition.
The Estimated Income
OF THE
iDdDstrial Eihibilton Comp'y is$2,64),100.
READ THE REPORT BELOW,
WTLI,
BE tATISriED THAT AN INVK8TMKHT
n) THE STOCK OF THE
HADE
Industrial Exhibition
OT
PA NY
IS
O
C
The
SAFE.
tS.OOO.OOe of the stock Is offered at 80
after Feb. 1 no ?tock will be uold at less
than par.
flret
Note— Any bank
In
New York
will receive sub-
Republic. This need not interfere with the proposed
" centennial" celebration in Philadelphia, but as
we New Yorkers cannot but feel that we may celebrate in onr own way and in our own city so Important an occasion, and we also feel that if the
a grand
world is to be brought together in
competitive exhibition In that year, that New
being the commercial metropolis of the
York,
whole country, such world's fair should be held
here. At no other place could the millions of
v.sitors be accommodated. Financially, we believe
that the land is worth more than is to be paid for
it : and if the enterprise is carried eut as proposed
we do not see any possible chance of loss. In view
of these facts
1. We recommend, first, that a series of meetings
be held for the purpose of awakening the people
to the importance of this enterprise
2. That a committee be api)ointed who shall,
withont delay, prepare a suitable memorial and
present the same to Congress, and that such Committee have power to ask Congress to give such
Indorsement as may in their opinion be thought
scription.
As the cost of each lot is about |),700, an investment of that amount in this stock will entitle the
holder to a "Lot" value in the property.
We, the undersigned, members of a special committee appointed at a public meeting, presided
over by John A. Di.x, at the St. James Hotel, on
Friday, December 13, 1872, wore instructed to
examine and report as to the dcsirabi'ity and
practicablllly of securing for New York a permaE.'shlbition Building,
nent Industrial
Art Gallery,
Public Library, and Garden of Plants, and more
especially as to the value and fitness of the laud
contractej for, have the honor to report:
ii1r»(— That the Industrial Exhibition Company
Is » properly organized corporation, nnder a special
Act of the Legislature of the State of New York,
advisible.
a. Also, a
power
full
shall confer with the
as well as the Department of
a view of obtaining such privi
Public Parks, with
leges as municipalities have ordinarily given to
such enterprises.
4. Also, a committee to confer with the Governor
of the State and the Legislature, with a view of
obtaining such endorsement as Will add to the
dignity of the enterprise.
5. Also, a committee to prepare an address to the
people of New York, the country, and the world.
6. Also, committees selected from the different
branches of industries, to obtain subscriptions to
the stock of the Company from their respective
associates,
further recommend that here and now subscription papers be circulated. Yonr Committee
believe that this enterprise is sound financially, and
if it is carried out thai it will benefit every person
York and prove of great advantage to the
in
all
powers are granted to
that will facilitate its objects.
5}ro/iu"— That the Industrial Exhibition
1, 187.3,
and
all
L. P.
Company
or the contract fot the land will ex-
monej-s paid be forfeited.
been executed to the
E.xhibitioa Company, and Is held in
SCHELL,
BROOKS.
JACKSON,
ROBERTS
fcr localities din^ctly interested in seeing the
completion of the project which has been inaugurated by the Industrial Exhibition Company, vix,,
the establishing In New York of a crystal palace
to be used as a perpetual world's fair, have the
honor to announce the following appointments.
Owing to circumstances beyond our control we
have been nnable to see each of the gentlemen
below named, bnt we feel confident that none of
those whom we have selected will refuse to spend
a small portion of his time between now and the
first day of February next, for the purpose of
making, in this, the commercial metropolis of the
Western Hemisphere, an institution which will
tend to elevate all of the people.
have made the committees to represent each
trade and commercial pursuit.
If we have overlooked any branch of business we
shall regard it as a special favor to be communicated with and a suitable committee recommended,
EDWARD ROBERTS.
N. SPOFFORD.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The above report -A-as unanimously adopted, and
subscription papers were distributed among those
present.
Action was then taken in reference to tl'" appointment of committees, and the following g.'ntlcmon
were unanimously appointed:
General Committee— .\. S. Diven. S'. 1-lnnn,
Richard Schell, H. B. Crosljy, J. L. Jackso.., Edw.
Roberts and Paul N. Spoft'ord.
Committee to Me.mobialize Congress -C. K.
Garrison, A. S. Diven, U. B Claflin, Oouverneur
11.
SAMUEL HAWK.
and
H. B. CROSBY,
JAS. L. JACKSON,
W.
TANtJIER SMITH.
JOllNF HENRY.
C.
being a special Committee for the purpose of appointing committees from each branch of business,
S. DIVEN,
SAM. SLOAN,
We
which will be at once appointed.
Each committee named below
meet, elect from among its
and organize for active work.
is
requestc-l
to
number a chairman,
Each committee may add members
A full report of the work done should be forwarded to the special committee on Jan. 29, 1873,
and wo request that the original subscriptions be
forwarded to the Union Trust Company, 73 Broadway, each day.
A full explanation has been sent each
the committee.
BANKS ABOVE CANAL
member
of
ST.
President Fifth National Bank
President Harlem Bank
President Gcrmania Bank
Edward Schell.. President Manhattan Savings Bank
Richard Williamson... President Bull's Head Bank
Richard Kelly
Addison Smith
C. Schwarwzaelder
BANKS LOCATED EAST OF BROADWAY AND
BELOW
CAN.\L STREET.
President Continental Bank
Ninth National Bank
T.J. S. Flint
Thomas A Vyse
N. Hayden
Robert Lennox Kennedy
.
Chatham Bank
Bank of Commerce
BANKS LOCATED WEST OF BROADWAY AND
BELOW CANAL STREET.
S. R.
8 B.
Comstock
White
President Citizens'
President Grocers'
Shoe and Leather
A. V. Stoat
Appleton, W. II. Webb, J.J. Astor,
E. D. Morgan.
W. B Ogden and
ERASTU8 BROOKS.
RICHARD KELLY.
WE,
RICHARD
ALEX. S. DIVEN,
ERASTUS
S.\MUEL SLOAN,
JAMES L.
H B CROSBY.
PAUL N. SPOFFORD, EDWARD
RICHARD SCIIELL,
ERA8TUS BROOKS,
Morris,
HENRY CLEWS,
HIRAM B. CROSBY.
ELIA8 HOTCHKISS.
A.
PAUL
TIFFANY.
ANSON P, STOKES.
FREI). DE PEYSTER.
SAMUEL SLOAN,
PAUL N, SPOFFORD.
ALFREUB. DARLING.
All of
it
MOKTON,
('HAS. L.
the serious consideration of all the people.
which is respectfully submitted.
it to
A. V. STOUT,
WM. H, WEBB.
\'ERM7LYE,
KK^IAIil) SCIIELL.
New
;
Feb.
WM. M
whole country, and they do earnestly recommend
of 1870 contracted for the land between Ninetyeighth and Ono-lIundred-and-Second streets and
Third and Fourth avenues, comprising in all eight
blocks of ground, besides the unopened streets and
The price agreed upon was $1,700,000, of
avenno-i.
which $200,000 have been paid that there remains
due Jl.rjOO.OOO, which mnst bo paid on or b<fore
pire
[Januaiy 25, 1873.
Wc
to
and generally
liability,
committee who
Mayor and Aldermen,
purchase land, erect buildings,
and to do all othiT things necessary for the comThe
pletion of the objects above enumerated.
property of the Industrial Exhibition Company is
exempted from taxes and assessments for five
years, and its stockholders are free from personal
with
.
THE CHRONICLR
130
AND TOU
:
Bank
Bank
Bank
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
139 Centre st
J B. Cornel!
Opdyke, Architectural Iron Works, El 14th st and Avenne C.
Jonathan Stnrges, Anson Pliclps Stokes, Puul N. Abram 8. Hewitt
81 John st
Industrial
Ambrose C. Kingsland, Ch. H. Russell,
315 E. Twenty-eighth s
escrow by the Union Trust Company, to be deliver- Spofford, Sherwood, Geo. Bliss, H. M. Tabor, and James L. Jackson
John H.
TRUST COMPANIES.
ed whenever $1,500,000 shall bo paid. Tour Com- Robert McCafferty.
73 Broadway
Frothingham
Committee TO Prepare an Address— Elliot C. I n Stewart.'.
mittee have consulted with eminent real estate
49 Wall st
J. A.
William Cullen Bryant, George Wm. Curmen as to the value of the land, and the lowest Cowdin.M BundT, Fletcher Harper, William M,
STEAM RAILROADS.
tis
J.
deducting all the streets Evarts. William Barnes, S. B. Chittenden, W. W.
estimate placed on it after
26 Exchange Place
Sam Sloan
N. H. R. R
Wm. D. Bishop
(which are as valuable for the purposes of this Phelps and Oswald Ottendorfer.
Ere R. R. Office
Committee to Confer with Governor and P H, Watson
portion), is $1,850,000 (and
Company as any other
62 Wall st
Legislature— Richard Schell, James M. Brown. Sidnev Dillon
As we Erastns Brooks, Robert H. Pruyn, Francis Skiddy. Wm. U Vanderbllt
459 Fifth av«
the streets being valued, at $2,428,000).
Sago. J E. Williams and R. M. Baltchford.
of land in one
Ru'sell
HOHSK RAILROADS.
understand, this is the only piece
Committee on Mechanics and Industries- Thurlow Weed
Broadway and Second sve
location, owned or controlled by individuals, large
Salem H. Wales, John Roach. Dcmas Barnes, Geo. Wm. Remsen
Madison avo
enough for a World's Fair, lying south of llOth St., Quintard, Willis Blackstone, J. F. Winslow, Albert
Belt Railroad
Robert Squires
D D. Badger and Ch. L. Tilfany.
and its central location is proved by the fact that Steinway,
Henry Hart
STAGE LINES.
all the steam railroads running Into New York
The following subscriptions have been made
Fifth ave.
Madison ave
haTO a side track on this ground. As an engineer$2.';,00O
JOHN A. Dli
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ing necessity, any rapid transit railroad that may A S DI¥EN and others
50,000 AUigcr Bros
10 Pine st
20,000 James A. Rhodes
in future be built must go within four hundred fee^ PAUL N. SPOFFORD
167 Broadway
EDWARD ROBERTS
25,000 C. L. North
100 Fulton st
of this property, if not directly upon it. The UlC:nARD SCHELL, WM. H. WEBB,
GENERAL BUSINESS.
property is solid rock, and at Ninety-eighth 8tre«t,
SAM Sl.OAN. H. B. CROSBY. WM.
Drcxel, Morgan & Co.
F CARY. JOHN F. IIENIiy. W. H.
Third avenne, and One-IIiindred-and-Second street
119 Wall st
James Ha id
RAYNOH. .TAMES R. JESSUP.
there is an abrupt slope. It is estimated that this
3.35 Broadway
Dun, Barlow A Co
RICHARD KELLY, J. MATTHEWS,
279 Broadway
& Co
peculiar formation will save at least $1,000,000 in
andothcrs
390,000 J. M. Bradstreet
108 Fulton st
L. A. Deshons
t he preparation of this ground for such a building
37 Park row
Total
$516,000 8. M. Pettengill & Co
»nd building foundations as are proposed. The
O. H. P. Archer.
After Feb. 1 no stock will be offered at less than
The deed
of this land has
Committee on
New York—George
.
.
.
Industrial Exhibition Company contracted for this
land in 1870. It was regarded as a good purchase
{.jien,
and has increased
in value
since,
and will
conthine to increase.
Third— The estimated cost of a suitable buildirg
about $7,000,000, mid in such an edifice all New
Yorkers will feel a just pride.
/\wr^A~A proposition has been made by an
BXHIBITON COmPAN¥ OF NEW YORK.
INDI7STRIAI.
Gov.
New
over the court,
England firm to construct a dome
which dome shall be the largest and
most magnificent
in the World.
All this firm ask
is that they be granted a perpetual lease of the
dome, above the spring of the nrch, subject to
reasonable conditious.
dome
The estimated
cost of this
Sufficient bonds will be given
$3,000,000.
performance of their contracts.
.^/(A— Your committee is of the opinion that, if
is
for .the
a sufficient amount of the stock of this Company is
sold to acquire a free and unincumbered title to the
lalid, th<,iewill be no diftlculty in raising all the
money requisite to erect a building.
flixrA— if this land is purchased atid work commenced at once on the buiidin-j, we hope the Congress of the United Slates will so favor the enter
prise that a World's Fair can be opened here in
1874, nnder the auspices of the United States
Government, which would be commemorative of
ffie One-Hundredti Birthday of this our great
JOHN
ALEX.
is
eminent
360 Broadway
67 University place
J. CScrson
par.
8.
D. D. T.
A. DIX, President.
DIVEN,
MOORE,
Vice-President.
Vice-President.
directors.
Albert Welles
Cyrus Cleveland
Hugh Allen
Pier
H. C. Dexter
J.J. Sproule
Jav Cooke A Co
Union Adams & Co
Chas Zinn & Co
E. B. Pond.
Whenever
$2,000.01)0 of stock shall have been
subscribed for. and paid in, a Shareholders' Meeting will be celled to elect the^Dlrectors. The following named gentlemen have consented to serve
as additional Directors,
if
elected;
WM. F HAVEMEYER. ADRIAN ISELIN,
I. B. FROTHINGHAM, S. B. CHITIKNDBN.
39 Wall st
North River
37 Park Row
40 Broad st
9 Astor House
20 Wall st
JOHN A. DIX, 3 W. 21st St., Gov. of New York.
WM. B. OGDEN. Chicago, HI. and High Bridge, Cortlandt Palmer, Jr
New York.
Wm. BUke.
A S DIVEN. Vice-President. Erie Rjiilroad.
NOTE BROKERS.
D. D. T. MOORE. Publisher Moore's Rural New Blake Bros. & Co
Yorker.
EC. Bogart A Co
J. D, BAGLEY. Wall street. New York.
JohnB. Summerfeld & Co
H H DURKEE, Pearl street. New York.
L. 6. BARTLETT, 43 W. 3l8t street.
R J, TODD, 77 Cidar street,
JEWETT M. RICHMOND. Buffalo. New York,
F A ALBERGER, Buftalo, New York.
7,
Munn & Co
637
406
Broadway
Broadway
346iBroadway
52 Wall st
47 William ft
06
78
Badgley&Mead
Wall ft
Wall st
STOCK BROKERS.
Frank Work
John L. Rogtrs
Robert L. Cutting,
86 Broad
18
Jr.,
& Co
BANKERS.
W. W. 'Sherman.
Mr. Lukev, of A. Belmont & Co.
Chas D Dickey, of Brown Brothers
.
.
Now
Wlllian
46 Exchange Plac
14 Broad st, Bank
Hoyt
Jameson
L. T.
J. A.
19
& Co
t
'
.
THE CHJIONIOLE.
Jauuary 25 1878,]
Fl«k* Hatch
Nntna it
8S Wall if
37 Now «t
81 Broad at
5
A Co
Henry Clows
O. D. Afhley A Co
Wm. Sellgman & Co
CSOLD BROKERS.
Co
*
Trevor, ColKate
Wm.
Florence
SIS
W. W. Freeman & Co
Went
Worth
„
P.
Lowell, Miif"
Ma»«
Fail River,
Rnmpff & Lutz
Pickhardt
Jfc
*
Kuttroff
88
Co
Cedar et
U
Mason & Hamlin
Albert Weber
B96 Broadway
108 Fifth ave
11
2.5
Williamson
6
Fleechmann & Co
& Co
Roos-A-elt & Son
.Noel, Sau«l & Antolne
E. A. Boyd
Pearl st
Broadway
Water st
1!S4
Centre
at
Hendricks Bros.
Bussing,
Beekman
Edward Roberts.
Chae.
Hedden.
I
Ruttar.
COMMITTEE FOR WESTCHESTER COUNTY
AND ADJOINING LANDS.
Wm. B. O-den
52 Wallet.
C. Rhinelander.
Browuinjj.
Royall Houghton
A. Bliimenthal
Hecht Bros
Howard, Sanger A Co
Ve J. Magnin, Gucdin A Co
Roaenfeld Bros. & Co
Schuyler, Hartley A Graham
243 Lexington ave
PAPER.
Vernon Bros.
Hall & Bryan
Llebenroth
&
Jessup
>fc
& Co
Von Auw
65
7B
50
Moore
& Co
Campbell, Hall
&
I.
Duace
Duane
and S2 Franklin
128 William
114 Nassau
at
st
st
st
st
A Co
Strassburger, Ffciffer
AJthof, Bcrgraann
A
Church
Co., cor.
Broadway
483 Broadway
105 Chambers st
,'n7
6.52
I!ro.idway
at
tOB Eaat ISth st
and 80 Patoo st
118 Fulton st
Bit
ItWUUamat
ACo
Greene it
Grand st
131
848 Broadway
SB Chambers st
19 lark Place
A Sou
A Son
A Co
Andrewa
Lorlng.
OB.
«1 Clllf at
Fnsdlck
.Major
I'^raser,
SSHpracest
91 CHIT at
7t Gold st
9H ntff st
Hoyt Bros
A McCoy
SoDthwlck A Co
Matthlsons
Scholtz,
M
Thomas L. SmuU.
Fred. M. Maaa
Jonathan Thome.
ClllTst
46 Frankfort et
William st
SS4 Fifth are
174
COAL DEALERS.
R. Heckeher, Jr
Ill
Broadway
Ill
Broadway
TELEGRAPH SUFPUSS.
A
L. J. Tillotaon
St.
st
Uberty
N
Weyland A Lawton.
David Duncan
Broadway
20 and 22 John st
.394 Broadway
Park place and
3.57
PRrarsBS.
HIDE AND LEATHER DEALERS.
.'iJS
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Gouverneur Morris.
Wm.
Wm.
Broadway
Broadway
Broadway
4>i4 Broadway
881 Broadway
895 Broadway
427 Broadway
John
41
Dubois McGovem A Co
James Wigglna A Co
Melvin. Traek A Ripley
350
Pearl at
at
IS.t
Ul WUIIam
BOOTS Am) SHOES.
A Co
Cor Grand and
Bcnedict,Hall
et
Cliff st
340
E. S. Jatrray* Co
Cochran, McLean & Co
Arnold, Constable & Co
Lord & Taylor
Peake, Opdyke & Co
rary.
ACo
A McUughlln
A Brun
Howes. Hyatt
Water
2!)
W7 Broadway
MS Bmadway
JohuO. O'Brien
27 Cliff st
& Co
DRY GOODS JOBBERS
1,U3 Braadwar
G. Hallenbeck
J.
Bnrllng slip
;90
MO Broedwar
UK Pltlh are
786Bn«lwar
Hallett
49Cllffst
82 Clifl' st
10
st
BTATI0NIR8.
AUay
Kennard
11 Cliff st
99 John st
& Co
& Co
John
nt Breedway
Eberhard Faber
Willy Wallach
IVxil
Co
Eldrldge, Dunham * Co
B B. Chiitenden & Co
A. C. Quackenbueh.
Thomas
rocker
st
COMMITTEE FOR YORKVILLE.
BrowerBros
Geo F. Nealiitt
8 College place
SM Maideu lane
22 25 Howard st
79 Murray st
Lucius Hart & Co
T. B. Coddlngton
Bruce & Cook
John S. DIckcrson
2,279 Third ave
61 West 124th st
50 East 12->th st
211 West 125th Et
90
<
st
st
METALS.
,fc
Naylor&Co
CCMMITTEE^FOR HARLEM.
Addison Smith
Dodge
Phelps,
788 Broadway
7 Barclay st
B. F. Raynor
Wm. B Asten
E. H. Brown
Jordan L. Mott
;)8
It
6 Maiden lane
Mnldea lane
PUOTOUBAI>B8.
67 Beekman st
27 Chambers st
Duane
Warren
Nisaen et
llaUtii lane
it
Wro. Knrta
Nan. Saronjr
J. Uurney A Son
M. B. Brady
Bogardna A Bendann Bros
Cbss. O. Fredericks A Co
BnMulwar
Broadway
134
U
si
Philip Blaslnger
agi Broadway
400
800
rtWaUst
l6MaM«il»«<»
t» John st
David Brohl
Heole Bros
at
Broadway
403
Maiden lane
It Maiden lane
PRBcions aroNxs.
UMBRELLAS.
* Co
«
^
*
Broadway
177
WATCHU.
.'''J.'"""
Paul A Brer
Jules I) llnguenin-Vllcmm
IleurytJIunul
IMPORTERS OF GLASS
i)
Geo. E. Phelan
Kr»nt
& Co
A. Drown
BILLIARD TABLBS.
Kavanajh & Decker
H. W. Coilender
st
284 Frost st
Jnllns Palme
& Co
& Goodhue
B. Asten
Cottrell Bros
st
85 Maiden lane
ICS Pearl st
.
BAGS AND BAGGING.
W.
»"?
Bearer
at
sa&Mdwiy
Stephen Rlcharda<ai
Co.
A. C DownlnKiOo
D. 8 Schank & Sons
S mou Bache & Co
88 Union square
East Fourleenlh st
East Fonrteentli st
S.5
&
Lorlllard
.lohn J. Smith
Isaac Smith's Sous
M. L. liau&Co
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Decker Bros
Geo. Steck & Co
Chickerlng & Sons
...M Broad
MMaasaa
,
nt Bnadwai
JosephBmnner
J E Hyde's Sons
Wm. F Ladd.
TOBACCO, IMP0RTER8.
.
Wm.
Conn
Dey »t
Hartford,
& Co
,
Martin II. Levin
Connelly & Gardner
J. P. Koruechau.
Koruechau
43 Beaver at
J. C. Bloomttcld
S9S Broadway
William Aunew's Sons
M. fit Baloman
Cohooa, N. Y.
Providence, R. I.
COLORS AND DYB STUFFS.
Beach
..as
Michaelia & Levin...
De Hurry & Kllnj
__
|
A Co
Thoe Klrkpairlck
Broadway
M8 Broadway
897 Broadway
^ W. Faher
O. ,„
st
North Adams, Mass
North Adumi,, .Mim^i
Harvey Arnold & Co
Hamilton M'f'K Co
American Print Works
Hon. C. Adams
A. & W. Sprague
C A Htevena
878
}* eed
Secor
Thirlyolxlli rt
Rnhl
Baremore
liandel,
MIBowrry
CIGAKS, IMP0BTER8
fil
H. Locko
Wm.
10 Union aqiiara
Remlnulon
Grovor & Baker
PRINT WORKS.
Gamer & Co
M Chambers st
Domestic
47 Wall at
13]
Co
8
Dey
st
E. Hohnea
7 Murray st
IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.
GROCERS.
Chas. T. Chester
101 Centre st
Benkhard A Ilntton
144 Duane ft
Park & Tilford
920 Broadway
EscherA Co
BOOK PUBLISHERS.
Acker, Mcrrall & Condit
73 Broome st
Broadway and 42d st
Kutter, Lnckemeyer A Co
Harper A Bros
81 Worth st
Campbell & Galway
831 Pearl st
1,20.3 Broadway
A. Rush A Co
cor. Grand andOre.nc sts
I>. Appleton A Co
Hngh B. Jackson
U9 Broadway
182 Fifth ave
Passavant A Co
Scribner, Armstrong A Co
222 (Uiurch st
W. S. Corwin & Co
K4 Broadway
1,138 Broadway
.
Paton A Co
Ivieon, Blakeman A Taylor
841 Broadway
Dow S. Kittle
1^ Onnd at
716 Third ave
R. Oelbermann A Co
M Worth et Sheldon A Co
677 Bnadway
TEA IMPORTERS.
Hardt ACo
60 Worth et Gm W.CarlionACo
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gary A Co
90 Pine st
Bauendahl ACo
F. W. Chrlsiern
86 Worth at
77 UniTersiiy place
Olyphant, Son * Co
140 Pearl st
C. A. Auffmordt A Co
Hnrd A Houghton
10 Greene st
18 Astur place
Carter, Hawley & Co
140 Pearl st
Richard Iselin ACo
A. D F Randolph A Co
339 Canal st
770 Bro,iSway
John O'Donohno'a Sons
A Co
189 Duane at
L. W. Schmidt
Erneet Sieiger
DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
B. Weetermann A Co
AJmy A Co
65 I^couard st
Chas. S. Francis
Anthony A Hall
66 Leonard st
STEAMSHIP
Denny, Poor A Co
72 Worth at
Frothingham ACo
llOWortb st W. H. Webb
Wm. R. Garrison
S S. Fischer
74 Worth st
Hoyt Spragnes ACo
:07FrankIinst ChasG. Francklyn
Jas. L. Little A Co
69 Leonard st George Mackenzie
Murray Ferris ACo
Lord, Debost A Co
47 Walker et
Williams A Gulon
John Slade A Co
66 Worth st
J.H Sparks
Sraulding, Hunt A Co
80 Worth st
Oolrlche A Co
Whittemore, Peet, Post A Co
346 Broadway
88 Front st
F. Buttcrflold, Jacobus
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
& Stymus MTg Co., cor. 42d St. & Lexing-
Pettier
ton avenue.
Herter Bros
L. Marcott & Co
Brnner & Moore
C. Schwarzwaelder
Ronx & Co
&
Bros
DcgraffA Taylor
B L Solomon & Sons
.
877 Broadway
29 East Seventeenth st
75 King st
9 East Broadway
827 Broadway
89 Bowery
657 Broadway
GAS FIXTURES.
Mitche'l,
&Co
Vance
697 Broadway
70 Wooster st
Archer Pancoast MTg Co
Covell. Gray & Co
Goo. H. Kitchen & Co
.'54
Fellows, Uofi^uau
631
W. A J.
Hadden
591
& Co
Broadway
Broadway
Broadway
665 Broadway
33 Chambers st
& Co
Bigelow Carpet Co
U2 Worth
st
I!
Warren
99 Chambers
st
st
55
63
63
Broadway
Broadway
Broadway
Broadway
Broadway
Broadway
Broadway
CARRIAGE GOODS.
A. Martlne
Lunt A Lee
S.
& Co
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
W. B Dinsmore
L. W. Winchester
Geo. Stoker
iS^l^
W.
M
^^"^
O Fargo
H. Barney...
Alex. Holland.;
.'.
..
.',
113
291
.'.
.85
ART DEALERS.
Knoedlcr A Co
Schane
cur. Fifth ave.
Wm.
749
768
John Snedecor
S. P. Avery
REAL ESTATE.
E H Ludlow A Co
.
and 22d st
Broadway
Broadway
82 Fifth ave
V- K.Stevenson
.
Homer Morgan A Co
P'eeckcr A Co
•* J
John Lloyd & Sons
Wm. H. ^ynorACo
S*"!"- ri3^J!^l-
Robert McCaflerty
M Pine st
a Pine
2 Pine
77 Cedar
7 Warren
BX
Pine
^^
st
s
st
at
'O t'edar st
654 Fifth ave
SUGAR REFINERS.
gg Wall st
F. O. Matthiessea A Wiechers
108 Wall st
Wm. Moller & Sons
99 Wall st
Ockcrsbausen Bros
81 Wall st
R. L. A A. Stnart
169Chamber8)t
Havemcyer
Vyse
A Co
STRAW GOODS.
A Co
837
Broadway
Broadway
625
Broadway
.537
SEWING MACHINES.
A Wllaon
Broadway
602
A Co
Mercer st
457
Moser
48!
A Co
Nichols, Burtnett
477
Broadway
Broome st
Broadway
LUMBER.
Wm.
O. Grant A Son. .Foot of Thirtieth et, B. R
Watroua, Wilson A Co.
J. H. Havens
Fifty-sixth st and Eleventh ave
D. C. Newell A Sons.. Foot of West Nineteenth st
J. W. Stevens A Bro
Fifty-seventh et
A. W. Bndlong
corner lUh ave and 2ad et
.
.
A Co
Bigelow Blue Stone Co
283 Front et
A Co. .Foot of E.
RUBBER GOODS.
of Tillotson A Co
Babcock, Braincrd
Col, Greeley,
A. 8. Gatchel
H. G. Norton
A Co
R. G. Allerton
Forty-eighth st
8 Dey et
3; Cortlandt st
comer Barc'ay and Church sts
Broadway, near Fulton st
HARNESS, SADDLERY, Ac.
Hoover, Calhoun & Co
.362 Broadway
Harmcr, Hays A Co
72 Beekman st
Henry A Seaman A Bro
M. Moeeman A Bro
C.
W.
Gibson
G. H. Norton
A Co
114
Chambers et
Chambers et
793 Broadway, near Eleventh st
57
Murray
st
IRON MERCHANTS.
94 Beekman st
365 Water st
104 .lohn st
Marshall Lefferts, Jr
Abeel Broe
Chan Congrovo A Son
Eggleston Bros A Co
166
.
South
st
BUILDERS.
Elisha Sniffen
(J(o.
W. Young.
Jeremiah T. Smith
Thoe. McClellan
Geo. J. Gregory
John Oilffln.
John McCool
Tlilnuy
Ball,
183 Eldrldge st
A Co
Black
« C«
213
West
Fiftieth st
Seventy-fourth et
143 East Forty-ninth et
JEWELRY.
Union equars
Broadway
S Bowling Green
Bowling Green
4
S6
83 Wall at
19
Broadway
SI Broadway
7 Bowling Green
J, G. Dale
A
Broadway
Bowling Green
61 Broad st
Henderson Bros
Howland
Broadway
U Sonlh et
C B. liicharde A Boas
F Alexandre A Sons
81 Broadway
64 South et
Asplnwall
F. W. J. Hurst
E. E. Morgan's ('ons
69 Broadway
70 South st
A. W. Dimock
Plm, Forwood ACo
5
Bowling Green
88 Wall It
LIVERY STABLES
Briggs A Co
Wm. Ebbitt
8.
STONE.
H. B. Caswell
Walter R. Wood
A Co
Oliver Carpenter
,^
Wheeler
FURS.
Martin Bates
J. Ruszlts
Aetor place
17
LINES.
64 Exchange Place
A Co
Kunhardt
C. O. Gunther's Sons
Wm.
CARPETS.
Sloane
•
'
14 Banluy st
24 Frankfort st
514 Broadway
JOdat
and 7th avranes
206 Seventh avenue
bet. 6th
ACo
H. Mason
12 Ijiet Slet st
521 Plflh avenue
64 University Place
Jas. Hillward
A. Q. Armoor
HOTELS.
Fifth Avenue.
Hoffhian Houae.
Grand Central.
St. James.
St. Nicholas.
French's.
Metropolitan.
Earle's
Delmonlco's.
tslleer.
St. Cloud
Grand.
Telkampf
A
WOOL.
Kitchlng
A
A Co
.loscph Ripley
Bauendahl
66
Son
Broadway
88 Finest
86 Worth st
SHIPPING MERCHANTS..
A Co
ACo
A Co
ACo
Spofford, Bros.
Chae.
H
Marshall
Grinnell, Mintnrn
Fanch.Edvc
N. L. McCready ACo
DeForeat A Co
n
WW.
29 Broadway
33 Burling Slip
73 South et
South William st
181 Greenwich at
82 South st
COTTON.
H. M. Tabor
141 Pearl st
Cornwall A Zerega.
R. R. Graves A Co
88
Wall
st
PRODUCE.
Isaac H.
Reed
David Dows A Co
Jesse Hoyt A Co
J. M. Fluke ACo
A. A.
EAST INDIA GOODS.
Low A Co
31
6 Stale st
lOSoDthst
ISSomhst
18
South
st
Bulling slip
—
THE CHRONICLE.
132
Financial.
Fiuemcial.
Jesup & Company, Marquand, Hill & Co.,
No, 37 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
BANKEH8 AND IHEKCHANTS,
Members New York
Bands and Loans
Oara, etc.
and undertake
all bnaineas
R. SHIPHF,RD&,
OX
Banker*,
Particulars
vecii rl tl »»,
on
in I
li
E
CoMPLEThD Road.
Flrat mortgage of tbe Losanso
port, CranTordsvllIe and SontliTvest-
Tbe
New
remalnlng
them
recommending
way
safe
to
full particulars,
first-
cents per bale,
"
"
"
month, including labor.
first
month
per
after first moQtIi.
"
"
Cotton lightered to or from any point in tlio
bor for 20 cents per bale.
Cotton carted (small lots) 25 cents per bale.
lialf
montli
liar-
Farley,
H. W.
AND
In this paper.
Lichtenstein,
37 Broad Street,
New
Ifork.
Draw Bills of Fxchange and Issue Letters of Credit
on all principal cities o Europe,
"
Sbansbae and Ifokobama
"penOn-dits
Open Ortdits on '"
*"
'Ic transfers made.
Tel
_ 3legrapli:
p. O.
BOX,
Farlkt, (Late of New
3909,
Orleans,) Gen. Partner.
Of Montgomery, Alabama.
Refers by permission to C. N. Jordan. Esq., Cashier
hlrd National Bank, New York; Messrs, Howes*
aoy, Bankers, 3t) Wall street. New York.
i
DEUTSCHE BANK, A. G. Berlin.
Special Partner,
SOUTTER
apply to
JONES & SCHCYIiER,
No.
RATES OF STORAGE.
25
W
For pamphlets
Railway Bond upon the market.
wl h Maps and
al
and secure,
besides rendering a larizer Income than any other
class
&
amount of Boud-
unsold,
Building,
COTTON FACTOR
BANKERS,
the transportation
classes of Investors as In every
BALES.
Street and 74 Broadway.
See quotations " Local Securities "
other local busl-
Its
traffic in
offer the small
We
of Block Coa'.
$2,000,000
60,000
-
eoraiwissioN oterchant.
CITY RAILROAD, GAS &
132 Pearl Street, New Yorli.
INVESTMENT SECCRITIES.
9
Ttie traffic of this road iuis steadily increased since
Isnow doing a large
Office,
S
..---.
-
Cotton Exchange
NEW YORK.
15"
St.,
Knoblauch
ern Railway of Indiana.
comp'etlon, and In addition to
Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn.
CAPACITY
Charles Otis,
No.
ne.-.9 it
Cotton Warehouse Co.,
DRAWS BILLS OF EXCHANGE and Issues LETTERS OF CREDIT available at all principal places
ON A
its
THE
Accounts of Merchants, Bankers, &c. solicited.
E.MIL SAUEK, Pres.
O. H. SoHREiNKR, Cashier.
Interest Payable <luarterlr.
PER
and Cedar
Hill,
Cotton.
«-oninitiialon.
Cor. Broadvray
Cent Gold Bond.
ONI.Y $16,000
Co.,
German American Bank,
CAPITAL,
8 Per
&
TSE
upon Application.
commii*
Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought and sold on commlaalou; Collections made; Business Paper Negotiated.
94 BROADTTAIT.
Transact a General Banking bnslness, Including tbe parcbase and aale
of Government and State Bond*, Railroad Stocks and Bonds, and other
PINE STREET,
uii
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 18 Devonshire St., Boston.
connected with Ralliraya
LOCKWOOD
&
Marquand
BANKBBS,
FOR SALE BY
all
Railroad Oo*.
Iron or Steel Ralla, liOComotlTet,
(EXTENSION.)
Famph1«ts and
for
ouvract lor
i
Mortgage Bonds,
24
Stocks. Douds uud Gold bought and sold
Bion.
UiOKOtlate
IjOng island
Stock Exchange.
LIBEKirSTRKKT.
59
or
JACOB
Financial.
SIDE R. R. M. K.
SOUTH
First
[January 25, 1873.
&
8.JSWKI.L,
No.
5S
HABRISON,
C. D.
VAN WAOEifEN.
&
Jewell, Harrison
Co.j
BANKERS,
12 Pine Street, Nenr Tork.
8. D.
lU
WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
Co.,
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in Bills of Exchange, Governments, Bondi,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper and all Negotlauio
Securities
Interest allowed on Deposits subject to Sight Drati
or Check.
Advances made on approved
securities.
Special facilities for negotiaticp <;<)mmerclal Paper.
Collections both inland and forein j promptly made.
Foreig n and Domestic Loans Negotiated
Houston & Texas Central Railway Co.'s
7 Per
•.
VERMILYE &
Secured by a large and valuable Land Grant, and a
Sinking Fund of 2 e:- cent of the earnings. For sale
at 9 and accrued Interest In currency, yielding ov*'r 9
WILLIAM E. DODGE, of New
per cent, intercs
To k. President. This road will be completed by the
1st Februai y next, thereby forming a dli ect route from
Galveston io.New York by railroad. We recommend
Xh9 bonds as a perfectly safe investment.
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DEALERS
ALL ISSUES
LN
CISCO
No. SO
WaU
&
SON,
RAILWAY
EXCHANGE
^
W. Lapslet
l^ACE.
on the most favorable terms.
INTEREST allowed on deposits either In Currency
or Gold, subject to check at sight, the same as with
the City Hanks.
ADV.VNCES made on all marketable securities.
CERTIFICATES of Deposit issued btiring interest.
COLLECTIONS made
at all points of the
PROVINCES,
UNION
nieOBTERS AND COMMISSION MKBCHA.NT* I*
.
Iron Ti...
AND
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of Cloth.
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BUFFALO. COTTON PLANT, PALMSTIO
ASXl DLOIOND.
Also
-/
Importer, of Bio Coffect
on Dnpogltw.
J- E.
for present and f uture dellTAgents for following Bagging Mills.
Bny and sell Contracts
Bazlst-
LAPSLEY & BAaCLEY,
47
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNM.:.NT SECURITIES,
FOIiKlGN EXCHANGE and G0L.O bought and sold
mi BRITISH
91 Front Street,
BacslUKi Rop«»
STOCKS, BONDS
GOLD,
I nterest
St.
BANKERS,
50
GOVERNMENT
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES.
S.
Gibson, Casanova & Co.,
01?
SECURITIES.
Stock
No.
/^oss, Roberts & Co^^
Ifork.
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION
.
J.
New
(Near Wall.)
Cent Gold Bonds,
JOHN
CO.,
BANKERS,
16 and 18 Nassau Street,
FIRST MORTGAGE
Pare Lard Packed for West lud '
gonth. American and European
Markets.
DEALERS. COTTON FACTORS AND
iBOVISlON
MASaFACTURERS OF LA O OIL.
COTTON
EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
Privileges a Speciality.
& Gold
" Stock PrlvileKes."— $100 and commission will puryou the privilege of
chase a first cliiss contract, giving ••
long" or " short, )
cnlliiiK or delivering (I.e.. being
100 shares of any actlvK stock, at any time in .SO or 60
S125and commisdon will purchase an Al condays.
tract (same time ami terms as ntocks) on 150,000 Amer•' puts"
ican gold coin. These coiitra(,t8, known as
and "iallB,"ai enow used by many operators In prespeculating on a margin, as no further risk
ference to
or outlay is Incurred lieyond the amount you decldf to
risk and tlicy are the very best mode of operating tor
' Privithose who are " out of town" or " up town."
leges" can be had from 100 to lO.OtX) shares of stock, or
For further particulars write
ill! 000 to jl.OOO.UCO golil.
or send for our "Explanatory Circular." Settlement
to be made at time of purchase, or on our delivery of
the contracts to vour asents or bankers In New York.
All " puts" and" calls" negotiated by us are signed by
bankers and brokers of acknowledged lesponsibillty
and credit We are executing orders from all tba
letdUig cities In the United States,
SOLE AGENCY
FOR
ft-VLB
IN
TIES.
NT.W
YORK
or THE
ARROW, BUCKLE & ANCHOR TKEt
J. J. MoCOMB, Liverpool, Eug.
COTTON, MOSS, WOOL, ETC.
SW^ENSON, PERKINS & CO.,
80 WALL STREET, N. T.
Manufactured by
FOR
AV
BALING
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COTTON BCVER.
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