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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENITNG THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATESi
VOL.
NEW
14.
YORK. JANUARY
FinanciaL
QViiuerlisejiuuts.
AlrertunmeDtt will l>e Iniertel ai the following
prices per llQa lor e»cti luaurcloD ;
Kordertdlemthtnl
%eant> per
timoa.
'
24
it
"
"
the alvertleement occaples one c^lu-nn or upJB, a UUcount of U per cent on these I'dtee will be
It
W4r
allotreJ.
Sp hce It ineaanred la agate type, 14 lines to the
Inch.
A'lrertleements will hare a f-avorablo place when
first pit in, bat no promi»e ol contiuaou^ Insertion In
tho beat place can be elvea, aa all advertisers mast
bare eqaal opportuallics.
Wn.
^7~ For
StU paso.
B,
DANA &
CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
79 « 81 William St., N T.
tenna ot Sabscrtptlon see
STOCKS AND SECHRITIK
Boui^ht and sold at the New York Stock Exchange.
LOANS AND PAPER NEGOTIATED-INTEREST
AI LOWED ON DEPtJSIfS.
&
FooTE
French,
BANKERS,
No.
BOSTON.
Congress Street,
7
Dealers in Govi;rnment Secujlties, Gold, State,
Couiity and City ond-*, al*o
t
STERLING EXCHANGE.
drawn by Jay Cuoke & Co.. on Jay Cooke, MeCalloch
& Co., London, in sum'* •nd at dates to t-iiil.
COMMERCIAL CUKDtTS AND CIUCl'LAR LET-
TM!S KOR TKAVELI.KhS BSUED,
available in
all ])a ts
of Europe.
OHN H. Daniels,
Financial.
J'
BANKER,
Collections made and Remiited at Current rates.
tor investors on ;niprove.l xaims at ten
per cent iuterusi, payable semi-annually.
Caj-ugaCo.Nat.B'k.N.V.
I
r
27
NEW YORK.
niAIDEN LANE,
JOSEPH BACHIHAN.
f *. BALDWIN.
G. B. KIUBALL.
N. Y. Stoctt and Gold Exchange.
.
Baldwin
m
&
Kimball,
Intereitt
NEIV YORK.
aUoured on deposits.
LOCKWOOD
&
94
Charles G, Johnsen,
Neiv Orleans
Will parcbat*
IXCHANfJE, C OTTOS,
BROWN,
Tork.
RAILROAD SECURITIES
KDWaBD
K. t;TLKT.
Utley
&
parts of
all
the World.
Negotiate First-Class Railway, City
and State Loans; Make Telegraphic
Transfers of Money ; Allow Interest
on Deposits, and draw Exchange on
Morton, Rose & Co., London.
HOTTINGUER & Co., - - PaRIS.
&
Co.,
-
-
-
Amsterdam.
Duncan, Sherman
No. 11 Nassan
St.,
& Co.,
New York Citr,
CIRCITLAR NOTES
AND CIRCULAR
Letters of Credit available and payable In alt tti.
nlsj special
PRINCIPAL rITIK4 OK THK WOP.Li)
credits for use In the Onited States,
Indies.
:
Canada and
Toleeranhlc Transfers of Money to and from
don, Paris, San Francisco, Havana, &c.
Current Accounts received on such tcrma as
aglecd npoQ.
tVest
Lon
may be
& Co.,
WALL STREET,
Brown Brothers
NO. £9
lescK
Commercial and Travelers Credits
H.
S.
BOWSK.
BOWEN,
Available In
all
parts ot the world.
Agency of theBANK OF BRITISH NORTH
AMERICA,
48 AYail Street.
Commercial Credits Issued for use Ip Knrope, China
Japan, the East and West Indies, and Sonth America
also Cireutar Letters of Credit for Travelers available lu all parts of the WorldDemand and Tiii>e Bills of KxchaUKe, payable in
London and elsewhere bouKbt and sold at curret,!
rateK, also i-able Transfers.
Demand Dralts on ticotland and Ireland, also oa
Canada, llntlbb Columbia and ^ao Frhucisco Bills
Collected, and oiber Itankinjt business transacted.
JOHN PA TON,
(
.,,„,.
APCH. M.:K1NI.AV, (*«""•-
Governments, Gold and Stocks axecuted
at the usual rates of commifsion.
Consticnments of tiovornmtnt nonda and all other
Seruritles solicited, and prompt returns made.
interest allowed on daily biilaiicei, and subject to
Ortt.^rs for
draft at sight.
Especial attention given to Investment Securities
State, City and Railroad Loans Nogotla ed.
&
Whittemore
James Robb, King &Co.,
BANKERS,
t(
Available In
WILLIAin
ST.,
NBW^ YORK.
made promptly on
all
psrta of Canada.
IKTE9E8T ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
part ol Europe, etc-,
CITY BANK, LONDON,
OS
Sc CO., of Paris
COMMEKCIAL CRKDITS and DRAFTS on
„..„„„„
LONDON, PAUI3, and SC<.>TLAND.
^
ADVANCES made on Conslirnments. STOCKS inA
BONDU boaebt and sold on ComiuUaion.
Rlessrs.BOTTINGVER
Also
Coilectlona
all
THBOuen THS
BANKER^.
37
WALL 8TRKKT
ssne Letters ot Credit for TraTellof s
Co.,
Kl'C.
FartlcoUr attenitoa glTea to RecelTUu And' IToi
WUfUns H«Ug«
BANKERS,
Liberty Street, New
riercb&nt.
SSI.
WAT90N
BBOWK.
BANKERS AND BR0KKR8.
No. 4 UTALli STREET, New York.
BROAlDWAV.
ooatinissioN
59
Co.,
Transact a General Banking biial.
ness, lucludlnK tUe purchaec and sale
of Government and State Bonds. Railroad Stocks and Bonds, aad other
aeeurltlas. uu commlssloa.
Lock Box
NEW YORK.
Commer-
also
;
Credits available in
cial
SPKCIAL ATTBINTION GIVEN TO THE IfEGOTIA
TION OF
WM.
BANKKR8,
PiNK STREET,
Augustus J. Brown & Son
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
WALL STREET,
Co.^
Receive the acconnts o: Interior banks, l>ftiikera
corporations and Mercbanta.
AgsDts tor the sale oi (:ity, Connty and fiallrosd
BoodB. isaan T.«^uerB ot Credit for loreljrQ travol.
Atra. J.
Member
&
BANKERS,
At the Old Stand
No. 3
ituLk, Chicago.
Winslow, Lanier
AND ELEQANT DESISN3
N. T.
St^tet^av'ifft lust., ChlcVo
t.ito SaV^s A8-.,fct.Loiii8
N. Y.
Issue Circular Notes and Letters of
Credit for Travelers
ISSITU
|
COOK Coutiiy National
ME«r
St.,
Money loaned
Atlantic
Nat. B'K of Vernon, N. Y.
Ware.
Bankers, 30 Broad
Illinois.
RSFEKENCES:
Nat Bank, N T. Bank of Aubnrn,
Sterling Silver
& Co.,
Hope
Wilmington, Will; County,
Gorham Mt'g Company's
Morton, Bliss
Dealers In
RAILROAD * niVNICIFAL B
Id
a
"
Financial.
WILLIilDI T. IHER£DITH & l!U.
54 EiCHANOE PLACE. NEW YOiiK
line.
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Walker, Andrews
Co.
Co.,
PLACE VENDOMK, PAKIS.
No. 10
And
No. 17 West
FUth
The operations
LO.'JDOS
the
of
&
Co.,
PARIS, LONDON, BOSTON.
WLLLIAM 8TRKKT,
VJ
K. V.,
issua
Street.
Western Bond Board are
devoted specially to the Negotiation of Western
I'oiids, and the Bonds of ihe
several School Districts of Misaouri and Kansas. All
Boi.ds offered are thoroughly examined as to the
legality ol their issue, and none are presented excep
such as we believe to be reliable in every particular
Full stallstics ar.d every Infonuatlon given upon
OALVESTON,
Collections
CH A UI.KS
M.
01"
Furope, also v
COTTON, and
lih
Alex.
S. Petrle
London.
&
Giilon
&: Co.
Liverpool.
Co.,
&
Tapscott, Bros.
l*»n^ Rterllng Kxrhaiiffe and
Railway Company.
Europe on
PRKPCOTT,GHnTR&CO..Bankcrs.Lnndon,
W. TArscOTT & CO., Old Hall. Liverpool.
Orders for Government Bondai-toclisand Merchan<*\xc execnted, and Foreign Exchani^e and DralU
N
&
G.
tit
•">
&
C.
the
STREET BOSTON.
"JTATE
you
.
Woodman,
G.
NEW
of Twenty-Filth S'ratt,
By ex haieinsr
WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
Unite'i Stat*-. Tionfls forthe '^on'^soi
cruBSe your
1
come over
^ P"
EQUALLY
t'?SA''r^"v'f'''r-r.''"'
SAFE.
'^'"'
and
*"* gctastcurlty
40 p. r
BANKERS
30
Dealers In
J
PINE STREET,
&
BANKERS,
No. 8 Wall Street, New York,
NO.
7
RUE
Co.,
SCRIEK, PARIS, and
ALEXANDERS CTTNLIFFES &
so
&
DEPO-ITS.
Arm is the same
as any
state or
/^laieor
National Bank.
Indlvidnals or firms banklnif with as
may deposit
and draw as they please, the same as with
any Ba.k
except that we allows per coat interest
on a'l b«i'
ances.
We buy and sell Bonds, Stocks, Gold, Business
paper, and colUt t basloeas nates and dralts
through
out the U nited fiutes, glvlan prompt returns.
~~
John Pondir,
44
Co.,
WILLIAM STREET,
NEW
;
R.
P.
KXCIIANOE PLACB.
m
the nesotintinn
Rallwtay and other Corpbrato Loans. ''««<'"«"on ol
and Centrgl Paolflo Bondi and Stocki a
ape-
&
Smith
Co.,
BANKERS AND
comniissioN rkeroiiants,
o
R.
F.
BVKhBTT,
TEXAS,
jonxs,
3. a. EIRBY,
W. TON BOSBNBKBO
&
C. R. Johns
Co.,
TEXAS LAND AGENCY
BANKING & EXCHANGE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
PnrcliHSe and sell real estate, pay taxes and adjust
rules, prosecute Land and money claims ajiainst the
State and Federal Governmenis ; make collections.
Receive deposits and execute Trusts.
Adams & Leonard,
BANKERS,
YORK.
TKRHINDS OF CENTRAL RAILROAD
Corsleana, Texas.
i^^alers In Bills of
Exchange, Governments Rond^
C<x""«^ol»> P«per7a';fd'S'Nei?t"abfe
leSuritie""'"'
""'""'^ °" Deposits subject to Sight
Dratt
New York Correspondent
Morton, Bliss
& Co.
OrCh"c"
Advances made on approved
securities.
Special facilities frr ;iegotiatlng
Commercial
rfolledlons hoih inlani and foreign
Foreign a
Id
Paner
M. A.
]< OBT,
Late Fort & Trice.
™omntlymadI'
"^
'
Domeulc Loans Negotlited
&
Taussig, Fisher
BANKERS,
No. 32 Broad Street,
I
Oxoses W. Jaokson.
Late Caahierlst Nat. Bank
&
O
Jackson,
BANKERS,
WACO, TEXAS.
Co.,
New York.
6c
I
Oalllpolis,
Fort
Taussig, Gempp
BROKER
GoTcrnment Bonds, Exchaiure.
^'^
Gold ana .Stocks,
No.
&
BANKERS,
.10. 53
of onr
Partlfinlar attention clven to
payable by State Treasurer.
TEN PER CE.vT Mortgage Loans, with wide maritlns.
lyOur " Hand Book of Illinois tecurilies" sent free
Co.,
BANKERS,
IV
SPECIALTY.
TEN PRRCEN'T Re Blslercd town and County Bonds
Soutter
No. 9 TYall Street, New York.
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWEd'
ON
The tnslneas
A
BASSEXT,
Correspondents; Houston— First National Bank
Qiilvcgtun— Ball, iltitrliinirsA Co; New Orleans— PJke,
Bi'Othe,' & Cj.; Now York— Outnan, Slicnnan & lo.
SayleM Sc BaMsett, Atty^s at Laiv,
Brcniiain. Texas.
Birr AN.
CHICAGO.
CO.
LOMBARn STREET. LONDOM.
Edward Haight
Street,
ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Issue Clicnlar Letters or Credit for Travellers
' and
DrciW Bills on
MuNROE &
164 22d
Sc
BANKERS.
BrenliaiU) Texas.
AND
Co.,
Wilson,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
BASSICTT
NEIT YORK,
24 Pine Street,
&
BANKERS,
BANKERS.
STOCKS, BONDS,and LAND WARRANTS
OHN MUNROE
cent,
& Co,
Jacob R. Shipherd
N. Y.
Cashier.
Collpctlons mndc and promptly remitted for current
rate of oscIiaiiKe. Corr'-spondenis
Mtssrs. Tv.p.CONVKUSRA CO., New York.
YORK.
WALKILL VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, you
I
all ac-
(Successors to H. M. Mo^re,
ERASTVS
Corner
WEEM.^,
Moore
CURRENCr,
Financial Agents,
141 Broadway, NE\Y YORK,
rO^IPAilV.
Sc
IN
AND
F. mEAD, Banker.
340 Third Avenue,
G. C. Ward,
BROTHERS
NET
mEAD & CLARK,
AGENTS POR
'ttARlNG
I
on
ATI
S>LIC
AND ACCRUED INTEtEST,
BY
bougiit.
b.
Texas,
l>IliECT01;S: W. J Hutchlns P. W. Oray, A. J.
Bnrke, Cor. Ennis, W. M. Rice, K. H. Cushlv.g,
BKNJ. A. BUTTS, PresideiJt.
B, F.
OFFERED FOR
demand notes
In sums
toBultD&rciiaMTH.pavnble l all »hi tsui ureft HtrlialD
-Rnrt TeiHTic;, a-.d available for the Continent ol
Messra.
Capital, $325,000.
(rive special attention to collections
cessible poll ts.
Co.
pont€
all
THE CITY BANK OF HOUSTON,
WALKILL VALLEY Houston,
We
SOUTH PTRERT, NEW YORK.
80
$338,000
J. C. Wallis, F. R.
Special attention given to collections at
other Produce to Ourselves or Cor-
respondents.
Ins.,
in tlie Stati', and remittance's promptly made, without
any charge except customary rates of exchange.
OF IHE
(JF
&
..-..-
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS
Tickets for Passage from,
ol Mall Steamers.
WALLis, VIce-Prea't
ALPUON8K LAT7VE, Cashier
Lubbock. M. Quln, E. S. Jemison, M. W. Baker, Loon
P.»om, Geo. ScbTltider, R. S. Willis, T. A. Gary, W. B.
Wall, Uib't. Mills, T. .1. H. Anderson.
FIRST MORTQAOE
GUION LINE
ADVANCES MADE UPON CONSIGNMENTS
J. 0.
Casli Capital,
DliiUCTORS: ,1. M. Brandnn,
also Cable translers.
or to.E'irone.bv the
i
Prca't.,
GALVESTON.
CREDITS
ISSUED, avallnhle In all parts of Enroiie. &c. BILLS
OF EXCHANGE drawn In sums to suit purchasers
cities
nuANDON,
f
Texas Banking
Securities.
Street,
Country Bankers can be supplied with Bills ol Exchange, in larpe or small amounts, on the principal
HENDLEY, VicePres't,
Cashier.
f"""'; ^^- N«tlon8l Bank.
Imp. & Traders Nat. Bank.
J. J.
NOYES, Assistant
F.
o. i.AUVE, secretary.
DESIRABLE
Williams &GuioNj Home
New York.
63 Wall
TB.WliLLEHS ana COMMERCIAL
made on all accessible points.
M. KOPPEKL, President.
N. y. Correspondc'nts,
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SAnUEL mcKEE, Secretary.
Credits for Travelers In Europe,
Texas.
National Bank of Texas
application to
Bxohange on Paris and the Union Bank •! London, In
sums to suit.
Bnbscrlptlon agents for the CnnONIOLU In Paris.
Foreign and Domestic SxcUange,
GALVESTON,
have prompt and
ri-llable corresp' indents at all
the pilncinal points tliroughoiit this S'.ite, a<id upon
all collections pavable In 'his City or Houston, make
uo charge for collectine, and only actual chariteupon
interlorcollections. Immediate andiirompt attention
given to all business entrusted tons. Itefer to Nat.
Park Bank. Howes & Macy, and Spofford Tileston &
CCvN. l.,MNat, Bauk Boston, PiKcLepeyre & Bro..
N. o., Drexel & Co , Phlla.
County Bonds, Municipal
Bowles Brothers
Dealers in
We
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
Travelere' and Commercial Credits Issued.
Loiin^ Negotiated.
Money received on deposit at interest.
Exchange drawn on the Paris houaii and on
Co.,
Bankers,
Western Bond Board,
Bonds, stockB and gold bought and bold on commis-
McMahan &
T. H.
X. n. AiLKN, Vlce-Pres't First Nat. Bank, President.
H. M. U'->LDB.v, Cashier First National Bank Treasurer
6AMX71L MCKXE, Scc etary.
lion.
UNION BANK OF
Texas Bankers.
OFFICE OF THE
&
Andrews
&
NKAV YORK.
No. 14 Wall Street,
[January 27, 1872.
Financial,
Foreign Exchange.
,
:
Co.
Rkfbkkncks ANn CORBBspoNDBNOx;— New Tork
Winslow, l.anler & Co., David Dows & Co. Cincin.
natl
First National Bank, Merchants National Bank.
Orleans: Louisiana National Bank. Wheless &
Galveston : T. H. McMahan & Co.
:
New
Pratt. Bankers.
BANKERS,
8*3 North Third
Gempp
^lon
&
St., St.
Lonl., OT„.
Taussig,
Bankers
a* JnnKboff
St.,
Fr«iik|to«
Capital
State
Bank,
JACKSON, mss.
?HOS.
U. A.
E. HELM
VAN HOOK
President
Cashier.
A BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
on m.m. Hsw Tork CorretpgOiKiiM
M. Msrgin't Son*
)
.famiary 27, 1872
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THE CHRONICLE.
J
Si>uthern Bankers.
Boston Bankers.
TO State
UU
S(
of KicLdiiiie, »n
HliOKEK,
CHARLESTON,
.-.toll.
!
"'"l Tr«\-eler«
'
emu
CItv liauk,
Tilt!
A
In Soul' ern state, tlly and Kallroad
Securities, O'ncu' rent Bank Notes, Coin, Excnanire,
&-C., &c., also iJoveramerii liunds.
luvostment Orders bol.cl ed and carelnlly exe-
I
€>.,
inaaros
A:
Sr
cute
I
Co.
vfahin.
Virculur Notes available for Travuli-rs In all
Kuroptt au(J t la Kust,
&
Parker
UANliKliS,
3i
parU
.
3
T
I'ON^XOTBS,
•
,.,
a
i,
,d
prouipt-
v.,„.nj{e.
,
having their busluesa attended to with
of
deapaich.
rely
upon
lldelity
aud
„ N«w TOBI COBBisposnitirTs
„
HenryCle«s A Co.,
Ko.imzn n-othera.
A. C. KAUFldAN.
8TATB OV ALABAHIA.
li
The City Bank
Buy and acU Western City aud Coun-
.....
Capital
tloo.OOO
J.18. ISIIELL, of Talladeca, President.
FMladelphia Bankers.
WM.
AISMSTUONG, Cashier.
JNo. W. LOVK, Assistant Cashier.
P.
N.V, Correspondent— Importers and Traders National
Uauk.
BKJamisoi^&Co.
par«r
all
Tbe Bonds bear 7-30 interest in
GOLD, bave 30 years to run, are ex.
empt nrom V, S. Tax, and are offered
R. H. SOMMaSVlLUt.
Par and
& Sommerville,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
P1III*ADKI<PHIA.
Interest in Corrcncy.
MOSTGOMKRY,
JAY COOKE &
on CouinUsloa.
Cbas. J.JxHxnra,
T.P. Brawob,
Pres't.
CO.,
ALA,:
No. 30 Wall Street.
Special attention given to purchase of Cotton.
Tr«r SRCt a (renerfti Banking una Exchange batlness
ndadtuir t'urchaso and dale ol StouK», Itoads, Gold
ALL TAXES PAID.
Jos. S. B«ax
Cash'r.
VIcc-Pres't.
& Planters We tbink very blglily of, and recom.
Co., Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
jmend to all classes oflnveslors,
W. Clark &
E.
Tolnme In
Fowler
BANKEliS.
•to.
tbree naontbs, while tbe ex-
of tbe country.
at
Wm. Fowlm.
Bonds by
cbanees of 5-ao>s and otbe/ secnrities
are incroasinc In
OP SELniA.
ty boud«.
TIte absorption of tbese
Investors bas been very rapid during
tlie last
K K T.
H08T0N,
Railroad.
bKUthrrn
ilio
,
.
Cf" Corn sponuouis of luU House may
Cobb,
DK VONSll lUK
l-
•
Iflarciiard, jludre A: <;o.,
North ern Pacific
'.
Cir-Collcetloii«OIDrV'iril
"KAHT~, *c.. *(., upcii
Mali's. |iar(l.;nlilil> Souili
ly remitted for at currt ut t ....
I
AiiD
OK THE
C.
H.
I*" Dealer
'
:
Itobert Uouxoii
Gold Bonds
Kaufman,
UANKEU AND
A. C.
IIANKI'-KN
i
Fiaanolal.
lUTestment SecorlUea and Collections.
& Co.,
Page, Richardson
99
BANKEItS,
AUGUSTA. GA.
Pbtladelpbla and Dulnth.
DEALERS IN aoVEl!NME>(T SECUKITIKS.
......
Caali Capital,
THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY KAILhOAD FIBST
$200,000
Special attention paid to Collections.
INTKKKST ALLOWKD ON DEPOSITS.
MOUTUAfiE 7 PEli CliNT. BONDS.
Free op all Taxks In Connecticut Iree ol Income
Tax evervwUir,;. luteiesi paya le anuaiy and
;
Stock, Note, aud Gold Uroker^.
Edward C. Anderson, Jr.
July, in
New
.
Ycrk.
flu. sued
lioad
an, luunlnitup laigtr limn n.orlg Ke
morliiwa
poaiively liuutej to o.e mdlion uuUars; ro»u ulrciidy euipiujcd t IisutnioSL capaciiy, and earnlne
more tuau it- mor stage in ei est aud ajl expenses.
±orsalc,ai 95 and i. ter^st, by
ck
Bt
palil
;
<
BANKER, PACTOR AND
Western Bankers.
ALLEN, STEPHENS
Commission
&
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
108
Special attention g\vea to connl^nmentfl of Cotton.
Gold, StockR, Bonds and Fortilgn aud DomestlG
)UEChanKe, tioaght and sol'XCollections (jromptly remitted for
Orders solicited lor the pmciiaseoi ii<ties of Produce
and Securities. Prompt attentfor KuarHiiteed.
CiNCINx\A'ri,<»illo.
Dealer* iB
OOI.D,
SILVER
and &U klodr of
GOVBRNMENr
KOKDIS.
COLLECTIONS ITIADB
point* and remitted lor
on day
ol
accessible
payment,
CHECKS ON LONDON
A.\U
J
W. Wheatley &
.
Co.,
BANKEKS AND BKOKEliS,
PAKIS
AKIERICVS,
FOR8Ar.a
Do
lor.
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& Co,
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& Co.
SEC0l!ITIES,
Correspondents
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NEW YOBK.
AND
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letters to Post-Office
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nUNICIPAL BONOS.
smiTH
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o( the
C.
United Stales.
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^t
BH0KER8,
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Financial Laws and Forms oflndlana sent free.
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Orleans Cards.
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OF NEW 0KLEAN8.
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18 18.
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National
First
Bryoe
al
mORTdAGES AND
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a general banking business. Cotton purch.ised
Collections made and promptly remitted
on order.
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|
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exchange on ilie day ol maturity.
Exchange purctiase'l and sold upon all ix)lnts
in the
.
Second National Bank,
H. Castleman,
TITUSTILLB, PENN.,
Capital
.
.
.
-
8UOOBBSOB TO
HAWKS & CASTLBBIAN,
(300,000
.
BROKEB,
UepotUed with D. 8. Treasorer to a^cure UircuIatlOD
and Deposits 500,000.
C.
UYDB,
Caahier.
CHA8.
HYDB
SAMUEL
E.
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N.
Pree't.
O.
KKNNEljV,Prea'i
CaslUer.
National
.
Bank
or
COLUMBUS,
Georgia.
Government Securities, Gold. Stocks, and Bonds of
every description; and Ucal Estate bought and sold.
Collections made on all •* accessible points."
11.
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N.BW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
ALBX. WUELBS8,
President,
JA8. N. BKADLK8, Vice-President,
&
Morton, Galt
JoBN A. Klbih,
West Main
Flowxbkbb. Qbo. M. Klbix
Vice-President.
Cashier.
Mississippi Valley
UANKEKS,
130
C. C.
President.
Co.,
Street, I.ouUvlUo, Ky., dealer! In
A BANK OF
Bank,
UICHARD JONES, Cashier,
Particular atteutlc n given to Collections, both In
the City and all points In connection with It. Prompt
returns made at (>cst rate ol Exchange, and no charge
made, excepting that actually paid upon any distam
point. Correspondence solicited.
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and all Local Securities. Give prompt attention to
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DISCOU.Tr
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NINTH NATIONAL BANK
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O.
exo. I.
W. M.
F. Hewson,
STOCK BIKOKEIl,
Hi'.?,"^^'''';?,',"'®'?
wiou •
ct"
'^'"''l street,
Sew YoVfc^"""'
Holmes
ALXX. 3CA0BXTH.
&
Macbeth,
STOCK AND BOND BBOKBBS,
ClucMnatl. Ohio,
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OHABLBSTONi
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p.
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R.
LtSAB.
Townsend, Lyman & Co.
BANKERS
NEW
Sc
BROKERS,
OKLKANS.
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THE CHRONICLE.
January
Finsuacial.
Fiiumcial.
Financial.
The Land Grants
AT NINETlf (90) AN» ACCRUED
INTEREST
100
27, 18 2.
WE OFFKR rOR BALE,
OF THE
Joseph
St.
$920,000
and Denver
PER CENT GOLD
8
OF THE
Free of GoTerniuent Tax,
FIRST monXAAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS
Interest payable quarterly
City Railroad Co.
OF THE
The New York Evening
Post, having
published oo January 23d, a special
dispatch from their Washington correserroneous state
ment, in reference to the lands granted by
Congress to this Company, Tanner & Co.,
the Financial Agents in [this city, at once
Cincinnati
Valley Railroad Co.
an
pondent, containing
issued the following contradiction
FIRST MORTGAGE
&Muskingum SINKING FUND BONDS
Bonds $1,000 each. Coupons, JanuCF THE
ary and July. Prinolpal and Inter- I.OGANSPORT, CRA WFORDSVILLE
New York.
Payable lu
Ckt
AND
The Pennaylvnnia Rudroad Cnrananv own
:
Bakki.sg Officr of Tannkk & Co.
U Wall Sirket,
New Yobk, January ;J2, {9;3.
the Editors o/tfie
the Capital Stock ol $1,000,000 of this Comand the coninlctlou in Oitober last ni me
jority of
Eiiny,
Ecening Post
Id your speciil dUpatoh
from VTush'ngtoD,
it
Is
stated that the St. Jofleph and Denver City Rallroud
Company
are prosecutors before tbe
Committee
in tlie
Hannibal and
St,
House Judiciary
controversy for the transfer of the
Joseph Railroad Company
rauch »>f Bixti*en miles from Dr. sdcii to ZanesvlUe,
ihio, has affordcl ft direct conn- ction for ihe valuable loc il tiafflc of this Bcction of the Slate wltli ihe
syjteni ft loa \n contr.'Itfii hy the Peiiii?»vlvanlfl Hailroa'i Company, and in atldtlon thereto makes a Une
to Cincinnati as favorable iu character aaany existing
Une.
We nonfldentty recommend the^e bonds as a Kood
Invostment, beintr issni'd at tlie rate of only $10.0(U piT
mi c. ilia compktcJ road, or only about ouu-tu ru of
its
to the
coat.
Bt.
CLARK
E. AV.
Atchison and Pike's Peak Railroad Company; that
the
Joseph and Denver City Kailroad Company
CO.,
Philndelphia,
DOBGE &. CO.,
NeMT Ifork.
CLARK,
have issued ooanthorlzed bonds, and the amouut af
land claimed
IB
Office as being
not represented la the General Land
under the
tbe officers of the
g.-ant.
Company we
Upon
Inouiry from
are directed to say,
that they have never appeared as prosecutors of the
safe security.
them whatever.
EDGAR THOIVSON.
PER CENT. BONDS OF THE
J.
;
any one to so vppear; nor do they cl;>lm any lands
from any Company.
We are aleo directed to state, and of whUh vrehave
full knowledge, that the amount of lands granted to
the Bt. Joseph aud Denver City Railroad Company as
withdrawn and certified in the General Land iOfllce,
exceeds tbe amount claimed by the St. Joseph and
Denver City R tllroad Company, an l form^ no part ol
tba lands in coutioveray belore the House Commlttee, which lands were ^ranteJ to the Hann.b.iland
St. Joseph Railroad Company, and not to the Rt.
Joseph and Denver City Kailroad Company, conseQuenlly the Deaver Company have no interest in
10
STATE OF TEXAS,
PlilNClPAL
(20
VEARS TO
:
:
;
;
AB AMOCMTIXO TO OKI KU.UOK SITIM BITJIDBKD
TSOCSAHD ACBIS."
from
Logansport
centrally through
all
RUN.)
Local
i
axatlon,
GEO. K. S<ST,IRE,
24 Nasaau Street.
The Pobllc are cautioned agalti't
or negotlatii g the N(,TE if (ilFfOUD,
and other surplus products of thia
and Mineral section of
Grain,
rich Agricultural
For the present we offer a limited number of these FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
NINETY-TWO AND A HALF AND
ACCRUED INTEREST, in currency, or
will exchange them for U. S. Bonds or
other marli etable securities, at the rates of
At the above price these bonds
44 Beaver Street.
LOGA^'SPORT, CKAWFOltD^VlTTP
SOUTH- WESTERN UA ILWAV
cation.
JONES
&.
JCST READV.
The Wealth of the West
miNES, MILLS AND FURNACES
Ci>t
or
Pacific States
\
An Account of the
ol
?he"oa°c"e"o"f'&Ji,'i„^yl1'/eS;'.,''"''
JONES & SCHUYLER,
So UPlNE StkKBT, Nl'w TOBK.
BAILEY,
itie
Treasurer.
H. Veysey,
:
MlDiufc aud Metillurgictil Innu-'try In
;
etc.
ToK Octavo.
R67 pageB. Extra Cloth, Beveled
Boards. xTlce »3 50.
J. B.
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OKFICEISOB OADWAY, NttWTOKK
27
Books opened In plain and concise monnpr
r/,™
pnca«,d and disputed accoanU investigated
indjIS:
''iEr,V*'"''"'-''"Wrork— Henry Clews H'.n v, >
er. 82 Wa'l ft.
Messrs. David LamV* Co im^-'T"'''
118 Diiane St.; Benecllct & BoardmanT r^ilT'l?'''*"'
Law, 31 Br.>«dway Franfe. hSJ e &
,17
I''8«rance Agents, 3 2 uroadwav Thom««ockwoocl
i.. J
O arhour Brothers). PrSl Je'nt ol the Barbmi'r
° "arbour S""j. lax
BplnnlngCo„ Patterson, N.J.
;
"
D..
U. S. Commls loner of Minlne StalJsMcs; Editor of
the" Roglneerl p and M'n'nK Jonnul," etc Author
of "The Mliie^of tho West," "American Mines and
1
PROFESSIONAL, ACCOUIVTANT
•
Territories
Condit on. Rcourcesaui Metbodtr
PKEGIOUS METALS.
By R088ITEB W. Ratmonp, Ph.
MinlrK."
I
iiiK
and
tlioee Ke>;ioii8, chiefly relating to the
""»' '"«''''»'•
Messrs.
;
SCHUVI^ER,
No. 12 Pine St., N. T
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
kvir\\
OTI^?,'V'"'n .''!;'^"'^*V,J°<''»n». "'»!• 20. 1872.
1
SIXTY PER CENT
more income than the bonds of the United
States, and we unhesitatingly recommend
them to all classes of investors as offering
the most ample security and liberal returns.
Further and full particulars, with pamphlets and maps, furnished by ns on appli-
recolvlne
THOOTAS McMri-LE!V,
Wm.
other
S4KRMAN
A
J. S.
all
intermediate points for the Block Coal (now
in such large demand). Lumber, Cattle,
OSBORN SON & CO.
dated 16tli December, 1871. at S months, due
I9th
March, for 18,923 36, piyahle at Park B-nk. the
same
being loft or stolen. Psyment being slopped
It Is ol
no use to any one but the owner.
reward of «100
will be paid on In return to
THE
of the wealthiest
Wayne, Logansport, and
Fort
LOST OR STOLEN.
INSIS, endorsed by ,TOHN
Kockville, passing
existing outlet to Chicago, Toledo, Detroit
yield to the investor
FOR SALE.
&
to
five
and most productive Counties of Indiana,
hitherto without railway facilities, and
penetrating for twelve miles at its Southern
Terminus, the celebrated Block Goal Fields
of Parke County. It affords the shortest,
the day.
Is
Grant, and lo the position of that Company In the conteoversy before the Judiciary Commi tee. The lands
question arc no part of tlie 1,500,000 acres granted
to
the St. Joseph and Denver City, but arc lands granted
to the Central Branch of the UnlouPaciflc, and It Is
claimed that they should revert to the Go- eminent,
because the " Central branch" has not compiled with
the terms of Is charter. Should the lands so revert
to the Ooveriime"t, thty would fall within the limit of
the St. Joseph and Denver City Grant, and would add
inat so much to the unquestiored grant ol l,5ai000
acres which the St. Joseph Company now have. The
Bt. Joseph Company arc not prosecutors to obtain
tbia reversion to the Oovernment, but the prosecution
(•carried on by spccnlalors, who arc to have a
percentage of the lands. In case they revert to the Government atd fall to the St. Joseph Compaiy, ihe olllcers
of that Company only consented not to throw any obstacles In the way of such prosecution. If the Com
mlsaloner of the Land Omce baa Informed the Com
mlttee that the St. Joseph and I'enver City Company
•re entllled to only 400,000 acres in Kansas, It applies lo
Kansas alone while tlie greater part of the 8i. Joseph
and Denver City Land Grant 's In Nebraska and their
land grant stretches nearly across the SUte.
"On January 10 the Coaimlasloncr of the Land Office
transmitted to Conjress, through the Secretary of the
Interior, a map and table showing the quantity of land
certified to each of tbe railroad companies of tiie
coantry which hare received grants from Congress.
l3rTBtBTABI.STHB LAXX> OBANT TO THE ST. JOSKPH
AJfD DlSTEB CITT RArLKOAD COXPAKT IS CIRTIFIID
This road, 92 miles in length, 70 of whicli
are in actual operation, runs Southwesterly
at
Broadway.
Loan.
Exempt irom
Interest.
the State.
Seven Per Cent Water
column of the Evening Post of
m
CO., 9S
&.
and Accrued
Price 92 1-3
lb76.
CO,
due to Messrs. Tanner & Co., the financial
agcnU of the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company, to say that our Epeclal Washln„-ton rtlspntoh
of yesterday, contained so.-ne very grave errors. The
Arm of Tanner & Co. Is as favorably known as any o'
|t> age lu Wall street. Its transactions having always
been above suspicion. Our correspondent was misio.
formed, we have sufflcicnt reason to believe. In regard
to the amount of the St. Joseph and Denver City Land
'It
IS
FOB BALK BT
CONDICT
This was promptly followed by the annexed retraction, which is taken from the
January 22d
PAYABLE
isTERtsT Payable ist march and ist sept.,
AT FABMEU'3 LOAN AND TRtTST CO.
rinancial Agents St. Jo. and D. C. RR. Co.
editorial
A:
To view of the ^^mall amount p^r mile of ihe First
MortK'ise upon the Cmcinnail and Muskingnm Valley
Hallway, and thi? lai't that the prO"ient business ol iht)
line witiicui Hasteru conucctioii has been m-ire than
f'UtHcient to mei:t (lie interest upon us indebtedness,
I rojiard the Bonds of this Comi>any as a perf ctly
above-mentioned case nor have they ever authorized
TANNER &
SOUTHTrESTERN HA II, WAY
OF INDIANA.
the ma-
<
Txt
(COUPON AN REGISTERED.)
LIMITED TO $16,300 PER MILE,
ISSITE
€0., Publishers,
Pabk Place, Nbw Yobk.
^W
For sale by Bookseller*, or mailed postpaid
receipt ot price by the i ul>li8her8._aa
MTAr- AP
A
•'^^^»-^J^-'*AvrX.
•
301
r«»l» Capita],
on
iNscHANCE COOTPANV,
•'"**^
BROADWAT.
....
$1,000,000.
kmtk
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
,j
EEPEESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY
V(IL. ]4.
CONTENTS.
Mon
Redeeming
in
the
Af;ents of National Banks...
Latent Monetary and Commercial
Changes
Sltna-
_\rc ^avInssBAnlis Unsafe
iSnovv Bloikades ou the Pacific
RiillriiaB and the Remedy
iCnrrcBt Topics
101
luS
EnyiishNewB
Rothschild have placed fifteen millions of
105
bonds
News
106
Market, Railway S^nclis,
I
U. S. Securities, Gold X«rltet,
Forei'.,ni
City Banks, PhilailtjplBaBauka
National Banks, etc
'Quotations ot Stoclis and Bonds
Railway
News
State Securities
City Securities!
Railroad Stock and
N-cv York
Exclian;re,
Bond
List.
no
ot
112
114
have
andBondList
TIMES.
186
Cotluii
127IDryGood9
Brcadstnfs
128
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125
129
:.
135
tlO 00
6 00
u'^a 6« sent to eubfcribtrs until ordered di8C(mHn\ud by tetter.
•ttagt if *) i-Anlt per year, and us paid by the mbseribtr at Ms own vosl-offlct.
7AeCmu>McLB
B. DANA <t CO., Fnbllshers,
79 and 81 William Street,
YORK.
WILLIAM
NEW
Post
Mr.
.\lex.
Holmes
Box
is P. O.
2,279,
is
onr only agent In the
Ojtiitis Box 4.BW.
States. His address
New England
DraAe or
Post-Offlco Money Orders.
ty* A neat flic for holdini; current nnmhars of the Chronicle is sold at the
ofSoc 'for 30 cents. Volumes bound for subscribers at tl 25. The llrst and
secoDl volumes of the Chronicle are wanted by the publishers.
STRENIiTH OF TIIK FliN.l^CIAL SITUITIO.^.
bank
spite of the recent
failures
ttroubles growir.g out of them, tliere
things
In
miscellaneous
and the aggregate is augmenting
we see the growing disposi-
all this
;
and as
is,
this state
we have here one
fundamental conditions of our present financial
This foreign support
several
of railroad
accuracy, they must amount to
likely to continue,
is
of the
stability.
however, so to speak, one of the
exteiior buttresses which support the fabric of our financial
There are others more
prosperity.
among
Chief
itself.
these
is
and proper to
interior
the sound state of our banks.
is
a
The shock given to the financial system by
Bank and of several smaller
of the Ocean
spent
its force,
growing
belief
in
and has caused a vigorous reform on the
into habito of
mianity
than of late.
tions are trustworthy and secure.
whether these founda-
they arise out of
that
Europe.
There
markets.
To a debtor
is
a
plethora
nation
in
like
the
the
trial enterprises,
mestic sources
foreign
ourselves
fundamental condition of monetary ease.
itself so freely in our railroads and
ing
all it must be
monetury ease in
First of
Capital
otiier
This reform will no
bad banking.
doubt be accelerated by the appointment of the new B ink
Examiner, Mr. Meigs, who succeeds Mr. Callender, and
begins woik on
interested in discovering
the suspension
institutirns has
part of other institutions that had been allowing themselves
popular mind as to the strength of the financial situation.
The grounds on which tliis conviction has established itself
:are worthy of exHmination, and the whole coniniercial coid-
remembered
total of these
and although the
millions,
fifty
and
Co.,
amounts
tion of foreign capital to invest itself here
to fall
and the rumors and
tthe
is
San
Boston.
IST" The Publishers cannot be responsible for Hemittancea uoless made by
Ill
least
;
unknown with
is
&
Clews
various
sold
almost every day.
of
malted to all otherSf (exolosire of postage,)
1
have
bonds abroad
at
For One Year
For Six Month'
their Central Pacific
Besides these, Messrs. Winslow,
Henry
Co.,
firms
securities
Tbs OouvnKnr&L 4ND Financial Ch&oniolc, delivered by oarrier
[
other
181
Prices Current
TEBMS OF SUBBCKIFTIOH-PATABLB IH ADTAHCB.
WILLIAK B. DAHA,
jOHn o. ptoTD, JR.
&
Lanier
Groceries
^l)c €l)roni£le.
/
Frankfort 6 millions of
Joaquin Valley bonds.
Ttat Oommercial and Financial Chronicle is isgued on Satur'dasf morning, with the latent neics up to midnight of Friday.
to'slty-tuf.floribere.ana
;
.sold in
117
..
THE COMMEKCLAIi
Commercial Bpltacae
;
city
Co. have sold 6 millions of
Northern Pacific bonds, besides closing up the residue
and Messrs. Fisk & Hatch
the 75 million syndicate loan
Ill
Canal and Miscellaneous Stock
107
&
Jay Cooke
New York
their
THE BANKERS' GAZETTE AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
Muncy
London
in
Messrs.
sold in Europe.
gregate of our bonds htve been
103
Commercial and Miscellaneous
103
104
344.
American investments are sought and are rising in favor.
This is proved by the fact that in the past month a large ag-
THE CHRONICLE.
StPingthof the Fic»vid«l
NO.
27. 1872.
of the
Monday.
Currency
will
of the banks
examination
Our
we
is
city banks
examined
should be regularly
this there is
Mr. Hurlburt,
see,
hope,
that
conducted
the Comptrollfr
this
periodical
more
regularly
number about
at
60, and each
onie a year.
least
For
plenty of lime, besides lesvingroom for special
money examinations on extraordinary occasions. The system of
inspection by b;ink examiners forms a very important part
is a
this
is
invest-
great indus-
and the supply of floating funds from doapt to be 80 often exceeded by the de-
is
ot the
now
safeguards of our bcnking system
been called to
his attention has
more
system
and
regularity
inspection throughout
all
it,
;
and Mr. Hurlburt,
no doubt give
will
and thoroughness to
parts of the country.
this
With 1700
that we are greatly dependent on the streams of cap
which flow hither from abroad. This year promises an
unusual activity in the construction of such works in every
section of this continent
and there is, therefore, an extraordinary necessity that as our own floating capital converts it-
banks and 16 inspectors, every bank throughout the country
could be thoroughly examined once every twelvemonth or
As conducted heretofore there is no doubt that this
oftener.
inspection and the other safeguards of the national system
self into fixed formp, the reservoir of loanable funds should
situation.
be replenished from sources outside of this country.
Now
it is noteworthy that the money markpts of London,
Germany, Holland, and other parts of tlie Continent are just in
a pcsition to respond to these wAnts ; and everywhere
Besides these and a multitude of other infloences operating on the banks, and giving them a healthy stimulus, there
mand,
jtal
;
have done much to guarantee the security of the financial
are others.
industry
is
For example, almost every department of
thriving. During the last three years more ciipi-
:
.
THE CHRONICLR
102
[January 27, 1872.
•^ik,
work of peaceful productive have another of these scandalous fiiilures. Last Monday
industry than in any similar interval since our govern the Market Savings Bank closed its doors, passed into the
Now, what is the obvious effect hands of p receiver, and is threatened with bankruptcy,
tnent was first established.
it
not
to impart a new force to the suspension being ascribed to the defalcation of its
expenditure
?
Is
such
of
the wheels of industry, to give work and wages to the mil- cashier for $125,000. Prior to this the savings bank panic
to create labor-saving had well-nigh suiisided in the public mind.
The Inst trouble
lions of our productive workers,
mechanism, to enlarge old markets and develop new ha?, somewhat, revived it both her.i and in the country
tal
has been spent by us
in the
;
ones,
add
to
the aggregate wealth of the nation?
to
In
and
all
our savings banks, except a few of the oldest and
from such a prodi- best established, are suffering mora or less from an unusua
we may point drain of deposits. The amounts so drawn out one might
powers
gious secession
to the ease and rapidity with which our finances recov- suppose would in great part pass into other savings
No banks. But, as we are informed, this is not sc. The want
ered from the shock of the Chicago conflagration.
country where wealth was not growing rapidly could have of confidence which induced Iho withdrawal forbids a
so swiftly recuperated, after one of its chief centrps of com- renewed venture, and the poor discouraged depositors seem
of the
illustration
resulting
effects
to our productive
aierce had been
capital
and hundreds of millions of inclined rather to spend or hoard this monr-y than risk it
for the time una- in institutions where they have ceased to regard it as abso-
destroyed
had been swept away or rendered
So rapid
vailable.
we
the growth of which
is
are speaking,
the good people of Chicago, with pardonable,
that
over-
if
sanguine confidence, declare that in three years Chicago will
be as rich or richer than ever before.
may borrow some
Moreover, we
growth
illustrations of this rapid
from the great commercial
of wealth not only
cities,
lutely safe.
This feeling of insecurity shows how the successive shocks
given to the financial fabric by recent events have shaken it
to its foundations.
Medical science tells us that if we
would produce a profound shock in the human body one of
the best ways is to do it by a series of minute impulses suc-
but from the poorer, sparsely populated agricultural regions.
Take, for instance, the South.
A good authority on tiiis
subject, Mr. B. Y. Nourse, of Boston, estimates that the
ceeding each otiier at well-timed intervals.
population of (he cotton growing States alone are able to
hold, on the average, 100 millions of idle currency, which
by which prodigious force is exerted and
immense masses are moved by the repetition of almost
infinitesimal harmonious impressions.
The troubles and
spasms in our money market in the summer and fall of
hoarded and hidden, as there are no savings banks to
sum, and make it both productive to its
is
utilize this vast
private owners and
the same time.
Mr. Sumner's
cites
compound
in-
vidually,
Of
usually incident
receiver.
Whatever may be
evidently proves
it
true, that the South, like all other sections of
rapidly advancing in material wealth.
mulation and
which
the
if
our country,
growth, which are generally going on, and
by a thousand proofs wherevtr the
are confirmed
traveler
froes
throughout any State
in the
Union,
another proof of ih^U financial stability which
is
we have
so orati-
at
might
Enough
h:is
been said,
three fads
so
among
ABE SAVINGS BANKS UNSAf'E
law-book
in
while "few stripes"
breaches of public
tru'^t,
our depositors
principle
was more
in
a
na-
J5n,000 00
ino.OOO
savings banks
these
and
if
It
,
$381,000 00
379,48« 50
181, !W7 50
160,804 92
»,81(> 37
71,847 80
ltl,lJ0,9a3 15
LiabilUits.
amount dne
depositors, Including January
Balance over
interest
$1,081,773 73
$39,149 42
liabilities
Report now says that
the cashier ><ho
made
this
report
is
not correct, and that
affidavit of its truth has
absconded to
avoid the punishment of perjury and embezzlement.
the old story of stock gambling.
see bonds belonging to the bank
own
Wall
It is
About $100,000 Tennes-
were converted
it
appears to
the Secretary's
use, .and either they or their cash proceeds
were used
street, as a "
in
margin."
The
respectable
employed claim to have been aware
that this gambling speculator was using funds not his
own, or depositing as margins securities or mone) s belongbrokers
ing to the bank.
should
would be well
this
fundamental
efTectively incorporated
institutions,
I'O
00
19 0(10 CO
35,000 00
6,000 00
50,00i)
Total
Total
firms of
?
severer punishment
intelligently
the laws governing
in the
the world recognizes the rule
should be allotted to minor
follow defalcations of greater magnitude.
in
United States currency six cent per >)onds
Tennessee State bonds
its
sections of
for
was the sworn
Bank Superintendent
50,000 Alabama State bonds
T9,000 Georgia State bonds
36,000 Soiitli Carolina State bonds
5,000 Yonliers Town bonds
;
our people partake the benefit of this increase
tional wealth and productive power.
the
the 1st January the following
Cash in vault
foundation in
be
little to
Total
secondly, that our credit is improving
abroad, and that vast sums of foreign capital
are investing
themselves in productive enterprises here,
giving them a
greater animation than could else be
possible ; and thirdly,
tliat from the rapid circulation
of this capital, labor is
becoming more efficient for the extension of
national pros
perity, and all parts of the country as well
as all
that
very
prepared by
arguments to any extent. Bonds and mortfjages
Cash in Park Bank
however, to show that the prevailing Ca?h in special accoont
about to be
more
oldest
is
is
such
First that our banking system, notwithstanding
defects, is on the whole stable and sound,
and is
The
On
statement
official
Assets.
50,000
1(10,000
others.
still
the
Call loans
multiply
confidence has a rational
nude
Market Savings Bank there
Albany
JANUAKY STATEMENT OF THE MAKKFT SAVINGS BANK.
fying a sign of the times.
We
the
before
report given in obedience to law to the
In this rapid accu-
mo
violence like a stone on a hillside gaining in
and rapid descent with every revolution.
force
said
is
counterpart in the cumulative force
by combination these shocks acquired
still
mentum and
the latter were within reach; so that
the currency could be contracted without many of the evils
contraction.
Sonue of the
virtue of this
of mechanics
if
to
by
1809 were similarly developed by a constant repetition of
and argues that the holders of these 100 millions
of greenbacks would gladly exchange them for interest-
value of this fact for such purposes,
act
shocks well directed; and though small in themselves indi-
terest notes,
bearing obligations,
its
man
objects at
more public
authorizing the issue of
bill
which has
princiole,
to
this fact as a reason for
contributive to
Mr. Nourse
most powerful remedies known
This week
we
With
us
the cases of the other broken savings banks before
doubtful whether]the law can reach the bank oflScials.
held that thoy can" be proceeded against in suits, both
it is
It is
civil
and criminal.
But the poor depositors have become
to go to law, or to " throw good
much impoverished
money after bad, in a
too
astute opponents.
l|i
costly uncertain, long contest with
the Bowling Gteen savings bank
iu
—
THE CHBONICLE.
January 27 1372.1
has been expressed, and
particulnr, great dissatisfaclion
Experience seems to show, moreover,
it
tlist
many
recent abuses of sivings banks have arisen outof
a curious circumstance that oiip of the Vice-lVcsidents of
is
lOS
tlio
of the
vicious
j
the linuk has been the chairman nf the
committoe appointed
making
practice of
Too much
loans.
call
license in this
j
direction lias been allowed.
the depositors to bring himself and his fellow-onicials to
by
j
account.
This mail's pretext
that he
is
is
a depositor, and
unsafe call
was through injudicious and
loans that the Third Avenue Savinirs Bank first
It
|
that although an officer,
negiecied
he
his
duties,
devolved
one
lost its old credit as
managed
of the best
insiitulions in
the city.
he shock it thus iiiflicted on its position was not
them on the other officials, and is thus free of responsibility.
The Bowling Green
The mischief done by these suspensions is incalculable. recovered from in several years.
Happening, as tliey did, jusl before the holidays, they swept Savings Bank has in the same way lost a large sum, larger,
away the moneys saved out of hard earnings lo buy the report says, than hus so far been acknowledged. It would
'1
—
things necessary
winter's stock of fuel, clothing, and other
Widows
inclement season.
in this
and orphans
the lame, the blind,
were thus robbed of
some
instance?, poor, frugal
forts, iind
in
the sick,
;
custom
it
come
in
view
as well
the sphere and hostile to the proper functions of institutions
to notice wliere ladies
down
parings
if call lo-ins,
as special deposits, were prohibited altoge'.her, ns outside of
More
whose
laud.ible
had long been to lay by through the year a
and
good of our savings banks,
com-
fund of one or two hundred dollars saved from
tions
for tho
families, lost the
their winter
proceeds of the hard economy of a whole lifetime.
than one case has
undoubtedly be
of existing and prospective exigencies,
of their personal
little
priva.
little
expenses,
that
entrusted for safe
poor.
with
it
keeping of' trust funds belonging to the
The most
essential reform,
nearly
other needed improvements,
all
however, which will bring
is
to 82cure
man-
the individual responsibility before the law of every
ager, trustee, and other official of our savings banks.
they might gladden the hearts of their poor neighbors by
more
liberal
Christmas donmions,
lost the
We
whole sum.
SNOW BLOCKADES
ON
TRE PACIFIC
say lost in these cases, because for the time, and with a view
to the intended
money
purposes, the
restored
In explanation of the late
by the
railroad,
it lias
snow blockades on the
many
other minor evils of these bank
seem tosdd
force to the
more momentous mischief
with which they have threatened the grand fabric of our
commercial and Bnancial greatness and of our national pros-
Whoever
perity.
prepares a savings bank for failure
incendiary heaping up in secret
is
an
ihe combustible elements
and explosive compounds, so that when the inevitable spark
is
applied the whole financial organism of the country
shudder
minor
in
the
thefts
embrace
are
of a vast general conflagration.
If
punished with heavy terms of imprison-
ment, what should
be done
what punishment
officers,
may
is
to
defaulting savings bank
adequate to reach to the height
of their incendiary michief?
One
money
to tlie last d. liar.
savings bank should he
whole property.
his
made
Every
officer of a
responsible in this
If this principle could
amount
of
have been en-
bank failuris, ttie poor depositors would
long ago have had all their money.
It is a noteworthy
forced in the recent
a heavy snow-
throughout the interior of the continent, the meteorological
conditions are this season precisely revers"d
has been started that these changes
eral years'
duration.
In
move
;
in
and the theory
cycles of sev-
the present elementary state of
we cannot tell how much confidence
theory.
But we have another illustration
meteorological science
to repose in
of
it
in
this
a further interruption of traffic on the Pacific rail-
road.
The
telegraph informs us that the palace cars going west
for the
conveyance of the Japanese ambassadors have been
stopped by the snow at Cheyenne
Sherman the
part of this punishment should clearly be restitution
of the bank
we have had
on the Atlantic coas*, and an unusually light one
fall
failures,
Pacifio
been pointed out as a coincidence, that while
for three or four pa«t winters
All these, and
THE
AND
REMEDY.
really lost, evet if
some remote time be
bank assets.
the whole shonld at
liquidation o< the
is
RAILBOAl)
track
is
;
and that on both sides cf
blockaded, travel being arrested at
that point both with the
We
west and south.
east,
have
received several communications on the subject, and have
been urged to
call the attention
of Congress and the Pacific
Railroad Committee once more to the
flicted
on the commercial interests
of
losses
thus
in-
the country, and to
the ease with which the evil could have been foreseen and
circumstance that in one case, that of the Bowery bank
avoided.
th<. small sum of $15,000 would have prevented
most of
On the other hand it is with much satisfaction we are
the privation and sufTering to the poor by paying off all deassured, notwithstanding complaints to the contrary, that
positors of $100 and under.
This sum, small as it the Pacific Kailroad Companies
themselves are moving
was, could not be got, though the President and his associenergetically in regard to these snow blockades, and that we
ates are rich and could pay off to day the whole indebtedmay hereafter hope to have them stopped. There is con
ness of the bank. The Legislature should pass a law without
siderable anxiety on the subject among various classes of
delay, giving a plain, easy r<niedy against the officers of
our people ; for the growth of our trade with the Orient
savings banks, and making each of them individually rehas received from these roadi* such a healthy stimulus, and
sponsible lor all money confided to their trust.
both the prestige and profits of this business are likely to
An
additional
remedy
would be enually effective form so important an element in our national prosperity
bank shall have a capital that no small disappointment would be felt should this growth
adequate to protect its depositors. A third point is that receive any check from causes which can clearly be
more frequent reports shall be made by the savings banks remedied.
to the Department at Albany.
The present reporte are s«nt
Now, as in previous cases, the trouble is confined to the
is
the
ii
whii:h
sisting that every savings
in halfyearly there, but are only printed annually.
This in
terval is too long. Full repnris should be issued quarterly at
least.
Moreover, restrictions
be placed on the powers
town bonds, and other unBonds and mortgages on good improved
of the savings banks to invest
salable securities.
n ust
in
Union Pacific Road, while the Central
visited with a heavier snow-fall,
time without any
promptitude
westerly
is
part
all
of
the Central
severely from floods
none should be invested
ready market.
Fortunately
any securities which have not a
cisco,
and
in
delay
though
Pacific,
running
its
tiains on
whatever.
This
the more noteworthy as the extreme
property at low valuations should form as heretofore an important part of a eavings bank's assets, and of the remainder
in
or
detention
is
Pacific track
has
suffered
between Sacramento and San Franthe Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys.
this
company
own
steamers running between those
the
cities,
powerful
line
of
so as to keep up
THE CHRONICLE,
104
proper connections with the various trains, and to
mak
It is in this
possible a prompt and regular despatch of the mails.
Such
curred.
are the main facts which
and elsewhere.
fornia
will
do well
we gather from the press of Call
The Pacific Railroad committees
nuted
mountain range that the recent trouble has ocare light and dry, and finely oonimi
The snows
so that they drift with the wind and mingle with
the light sand of those alkaline regions, filling
up the deep
packed barricade, which resists
of common snow-plows and ordinary en-
matter for the satisfaction of cuttings, and making a
to investigate the
the public.
all
The opinions of The Chkonicle
dies for the inefficiency of the
;
[Januarj 27, 1872.
in
regard to the reme-
Union Pacific sheds and snow
the artillery
gineering appliances.
solid,
This winter
is
serious obstacles have arisen, but they
the
first in
may be
which any
repeated nex
seem to be confirmed by some of the best engineers. year and in the fu'ure. In view of these interruptions to
Even Mr. Clark, the assistant superintendent of that road, traffic there is no wonder that the old objections to this
acknowledges this, and he has proposed an improved fence Pacific route are revived, and Wall street has for a few
which promises to accomplish tha desired end. Of course days heard more discussion about the advantages of the
rival routes of the Southern, and especially of the Northern
it would be premature at present to blame the company for
what has happened. As far as appears they have made Pacific route, than for some months before. But there need
They
great exertion to raise the blockade since it occurred, and be no rivalry or strife between these Pacific roads.
We shall need them all, and each may
the ."now-fall of the present ^ ear has been, as we have said, will all be built.
irregular and heavy, not only in the west but in other reasonably be e.vppcled to prove a good investment to its
fences
parts
of
past
years
much
had
an
less difficult set
perhaps, be
unusually
Union
the
track,
their
Having
continent.
this
excused
for
of
fall
merce
a
may
however, that further protection
is
fact is
now
works must
The storm
nnw time
little
delay as possible.
Efficiently man.aged they will
its
is
an assurance
skill the
trouble shnll
too wise to neglect their duty.
majority of
negotiation
with the Syndicate has not disappointed expectation. Its inten
was twofold first, to clear Mr. Boutwell from blame in
making, with the most honest intentions, a bad bargain with the
Syndicate and paying those gentlemen greater protits than ^vere
intended when the law was passed and, secondly, to do this in
such terms as would prevent any repetition of so costly and i' ju-
These roads have
bonds and in
the country and
wanted now
not occur another year.
—
tion
;
in subsidy
grants of laud.
is
the Committee
that the full reisons for this re
Goveinment a vast sum
What
The Lapt or the Syndicate,— The report of the
of Ways and Means on Mr. Boutwell's
more than
on the part of the Committee should be disclosed, so
that the obstacles may be removed and tha roads certified as
complete with as
has already subsided, and the road will
CURRENT TOPICS.
fusal
cost the
some
on!} tempo-
is
engineering
to certify under the law that the roads are comple'e, though
It is
the trouble
Still
the com-
from
by human ingenuity and
In view of the absence of such works the Pacific Railroad
Committee of Congress has done right in hitherto refu-^ing
they have been open and in running order for
would bo relieved
that so far as can be accomplished
The companies are
forthwith be constructed.
two years.
country
soon be clear again.
eHablished,
needed, and at whatever
the needed sheds and fences and other
the
and inconvenience.
rary.
not providing for such as were
The
of
losses
now
roads were either of them open
If these
on
had
of obstacles to encounter, and
for
energetic promoters.
several
snow
Company have
Pacific
unforeseen and unanticipated.
cost
light
thus
be worth to dicious a negotiation. Tho task of the Committee was a delicate
eommtrcial development all they have one; and, on the whole, it has been adroitly accomplished. Three
members dissented, but it is scarcely expected that they will think
cost and vastly more.
The people are almost
it needful lo present a minority report.
Meanwhile, the inconvei:ience to our merchants and to
tired of the subject, and, provided nothing of the same nature is
tlie passengers to California must be
endured and is inade- again attempted, they will be well content to let the matter drop.
quately relieved by the two extra steamers which the Pacific
New Cable Projects. The American Atlantic Cable ComMail Company have sen', out in addition to their ordinary
service for this month,
For even now all of the freight pany, incorporated under the State law of March 7, 1966, and
accorded the right to land a cable at any point on the Atlantic
oflfering has not been able to be promptly forwarded.
north of Florida, by act of Congress of March 29, 1867,
We have said that at whatever cost the needful pre- coast,
have BO far completed their preliminary arrangements as to
venters of these snow blockades must be constructed.
We authorize the announcement that they will begin at an early day
are inclined to think the needful works will
not be very the work of laying a cable from the eastern extremity of Long
costly.
The experience of the Central Pacific road seems Island to some point on the English or Dutch coast. This comto indicate this.
On that line there is a narrow snow-belt pany received in 1869, from the King of Holland, authority to
connect with the Dutch shore, and a similar concession in 1870
of about 60 miles, culminating on the summit of
the Sierra from the English Government, so that they may choose between
Nevada, and extending down 25 or .30 miles on
«ach side. them. Their plans contemplate the laying of two cables, one
Here 30 miles of snow-sheds and galleries have
been direct to the English or Dutch coast, and one by way of the Bererected, and for the other half of the distance
there are mudas »nd Azores to the coast of Portugal. We understand that
either high embankinenta or tunnels which
protect tlie track. proposals have been received from two English firms for the
manufacture of the aibles, and if these are favorably considered
Af>er descending the Sierra towards Salt
Like the snowoperations are to be begun without delay. We also learn that the
fall is light and such precautions have
been devised and put
Pacific cjible company, with which Mr. Cyrus W. Field is promiin operation that the road has never been
blockid with snow. nently identified, have made application to the Legislature of
It is said that since tho opening of the road
the mails have California for permission to connect San Fr.inci?co by cable with
sullcred less detention in coining from San Francisco
lo O,-- some convenient port on the Chinese coast, thus completing the
den than thoso from Buflalo to New York cm the Krie ll.il- circuit of telegraphic comnuniication around the globe. If the
way. Until the late blocliade the same efiicien.-y was se- application is favorably coasidered, the work is to be undertaken
at once.
It is gratifying to note that our capitalists are begincured on the Uiiioii Pacifij Road lo Omaha
—
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~,.
Ihis
i
.
,.
line
Irom Ogden
to
Cheyenne
vated, broken region, whicli has been
rui s
c.ilrd
a
over an
I
cle-
.
ninj^ to interest, tlicmsflves in ocean telegrailiy, a tield wliicli has
liitUerto been nionopoli^ed l.y Briti.^h capitalists, and we liopn
plateau, but, Congreas will not <k-lay paesing a general law, granting to all
8 series of continuous mountain range?, of which '^™'"'''^''" companies the ligbt to land cables upon our shores
the chief are the Wahsatch, the Medicine How, and tho "'''"'^^'" "^nd whenever they may see fit. Such enterprises are
^ '? ^^ undertaken by companies not fully prepared to
Black Hills. 1 he summit of these ranges ri.es 8,000 feet, and !"°
'".f
"'*"?"'*"'
*° » su'^cssful Completion, and Bince there is DO danger
^^
f I,- .„.,„„
ui
.u
rA/^nr
l
the average is not much less than 5,000 feet above sea-level of the bu.iuess
being overdone, or of
is
really
i
i
I
•
.
,
i
,
j
our having too perfect
a.
—
Janti«r7 2-,
of intcrnatioual telegraphic communication, no bonofitcan
be derived troni rKquiring companiuH organized for such puriiosea
to lobby their 8t>parato bllla throngli both Houses, and lose much
valuable lime, if not money, in so doing.
AND SavKB Minino DcniNo
and PtiTrRK Pros
1871
PECTS.— Advices from tbo P.icific coast bring encouiaging reports
from the various mining districts. Within tlio pnst twelve mouths
mining operations have taken a Iresh start, aud a leturn oi public
coutidi-nce in
.
:
:
;
THE CHRONICLE
1872]
yatem
Goi.n
—
:
that description of property has led to largely
Everywhere
at home and abroad.
increased investments both
of life would
105
a wider consumption.
find
trade with Central Europe us
cannot
tail
wo
are,
Intimately linked in
any evidence of development
to bo of the utmost interest to ua.
TiiR Pot.iTioAi, Sv.sTRM OP Swir/.rcKi.AND.— In an article on
the postal statistics of Europe, in our last is^ue, we inadvortantly
spoke ot Switzerland as a " little kingdom." Judging from th-t
of letters wo have received on the subject, every Swiss in
United States has, we think, since written us, calling attention to our aspersion on the fair name of his republican fatherland.
number
the
Wo
acknowledge the error; we should have written it " little
we did. Our mind was fixed upon its
improved furnaces have been built for roasting the size and population (as we were considering the number of letcapacity
a great number of smeltlrg works have been ters to each individual) and not upon the nature of its governrebellious ores
erected in the base metal districts and, with the new system of ment. Perhaps it is hardly necessary to state that its federal
ditches and reservoirs, the available water supply has been constitution vests the supreme legislative and executive authoriincreased fully twenty per cent. With all tht^se auxiliaries, aud ty in a Congress of two chambers, which, united, constitute the
the development of many new and productive mining districts, Federal Assembly and that a Federal Council, consisting of seven
the outlooK is full of promise. The profits also have, during the members elected for three years by the Federal Assembly, consome old mines have re. stitute the
past year, been exceptionally large
executive
or
administrative
some
ore crushing mills have been erected,
new
of
them
of large
country," and supposed
;
;
;
:
;
authority,
being for several years
others, which had never returned a
Dewed the payment of dividends
sustained by assessments
profit, have begun to yield
;
"pay
to render large returns, while
after
istrates.
ores," and, in certain instances,
among
the
new mines many have
paid from the beginning. All this is favorable to increased prosperity during the coming year to this important interest.
The receipts of treasure at San Francisco, from all sources
through Wells, Fargo and Co.'s Express, during the past twelve
months, as compared with the same period in 1870, are given as
Jollows by the San Francisco Coiiitiitrcitd Herald :
From Norlbeni and Sonthem MInrs
1870.
$.38,408,152
$35,IS0it,38ti
4,«a,594
3,iM5,4.31
5,466,883
4,108,724
foa»lKl«-,NoilU and South
Imporu, Foreign
1871.
,__ _j
$48,:t41,««l
3«,»8.3,140
Total
Exports
Curreuoy movement
$48,968,540
17,a53,.'M7
85,700,19.3
15,858,4«U
AUHU
KEUEEMINU
CilANOeS IN THE
are the changes in the Redeeming Agents of
>fational Banks since the 18th of .lanuary, 1873.
'i'hese weekly
changes are turnished by, and published in accordance with, aii
arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency
:
MAKK or BANK.
Maino —
RSDCRKlHe AOSHT.
The Casco National The niaikston.' Nationnl Bank of BonBank
Ion, n])pr()vcrt in plac of the HufTolk
Pcrr.land
Natiniml Batik of Boston.
ConnecticutBrooklyn
The Windham Co The Importers' and Traders' National
National bank...
Bank of New York, approved as an
Vermont—
The
additional redeniptiou
Howard
Bank
from 18.50 to 1871, inclusive
Missouri
The
Bank
BrowQville...
I
I
Eastern ports. England.
Years.
1856..
1857..
1858..
1859..
18li0..
1881..
lh«S..
188i..
1864..
1»65
1868..
.
1867..
1868..
WW..
1870..
1871..
.
,
.
$.'».8»5,8»4
35,5.31,770
85,S91,a;jO
40,146.4:n'
Panama. Other ports
$8.l>6t>.889
»..3»7.743
9,S6.'5,7.19
$25:j,J68
$573,7.!2
2,993,264
1,916,007
410,929
299,265
879,949
300,819
349,769
692,978
175,779
202,390
258,185
95,92)
4.34.608
.322..324
42,5(il,761
2,.51i.3,2%
46,071,920
56,707,201
43,:*)8,2:!7
44,:i<M,3!l3
3,IOO,7.T«
.
35,719,J%
.
.32,i.»8,0ll
.3,910,930
2,6Ta,9:«i
4,0«1,';79
86,l!»4.a35
12,950.140
3.541 279
2,660,754
10,889,;W0
28 467,8.V,
4,2fl6,.370
1S,:)16,1'W
34,4.36,4*1
7,888,973
378,795
505,167
686,883
15,432,639
6,96:l,VJi
1,224,M5
1,103,8.32
.
a0,583.:«0
89,844,891
83,855,903
81,468,800
18,459,813
.
13,44.3,295
.
8,057,879
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.3,.374,680
6.97,431
48,97(1,692
$,'iO.
47,548,026
47,640,462
40 676,758
6,5:J2,208
6,527,287
5I1,.').W
1,.'>18,4.57
9,0.31,501
6,19;),995
3r2,5.V2
6,487,445
6)8.1.42
3,075,149
1,828,621
5,839,865
5,49lj,8.i6
255,497
115,146
3,996. 8til
41,676,722
35.414,395
37,287,117
32,983,140
2,452,871
17,a53,:i47
at the
tM0,U00
3.44.3,209
$75,l:)4, 75^) $8,938,370 $8.3,359,519 $677,623,082
Branch Mint in San Francisco for the year
1871 compares with that in 1868, 1869, and 1870, as follows:
1869.
ISTO.
$97,000
$467,000
640,000
575.000
710.000
714,000
988,000
185.000
$1,660,000
985.000
2,155,000
1868.
January
February
March
April
May
Jane
Jnly
8355,000
August
September
November
December
1,488,000
8,455,000
2,415,000
8,595,600
8,448,000
ToUU
$17,866,000
October
74.1,000
1,579,000
1,330,000
98.5,000
8.08:1,000
1.348 000
1,040,000
1,669,:«X)
2,106,000
120,000
8,370,000
2,030,000
1,875,000
1,M8,0JU
1,%5.000
1871.
$1,-570,000
1,171,725
965,000
1,800,000
2,178,050
1,459,750
1,076,000
881,000
2,760,000
1,900,000
2,210,000
1,689,000
1,684.000
1,218,000
$14,.36.3,550
$20,:355,060
$20,026,775
68!»,500
8,550,000
Palmyra
—
Phooress of Central Europe. The industrial growth of
Germany since the re establishment of peace has been so vigorous
as to attract general attention. Progress was arrested for a very
short period only by the late war, and then but partially.
A
York,
approvcdasanadditional redemptiuu
agent.
The First National The National Park Bank of N.-w
Bank
Y'ork, approved in place of IbeOceaa
National Bank of New Y'ork.
The First NalionaliThe Valley National Bank of St. Lonis,
Bank
approved in place of the Second Na.|
tional Bank of St. Louis. The Third
National Bank of Chicago also apI
I
Missouri—
St.
Joseph..
42,.32.5,916
5,841,184
5,312,979
11.841,812
9,790,631
3,184,842
Total*. .$398,384,910 $171,715,530
The coinage
Totals.
tl,:*l8,8.W
New
|
I
Nehraska—
China.
H<;eiit.
Na- The Nitioiial Park Bank of
upprov.-d in place of the First -Nationni Bank of New Y'ork.
First National The Fir.-t National Bank of f'laca»o.
tional
Burlington...
The following table shows the value and destination of treasure
shipments from San Franci.sco during the pa.st sixteen years,
:
UU%
UF NATIU?IAL
The following
.
''"
the
President and Vice-President of this council being the chief mag-
proved
Iowa—
.
The First
Bank
National. The I'nion National Bank of Chicago,
approved in place of ttie Ocean National Bank of New Yorlt.
The Pennsylvania The Importers' and Traders' National
National Bank...{ Bank of New York, approved in place
of the Central National Bank of New
Hrluuell
i
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia.
I
Y'ork.
Nenr National Bauka.
a list of National Banks organized since the
The following is
18th instant, viz.
Official No.
1,925— The First National Bank of Liberty, Indiana.
Authorized capital.
$60 000; paid in capital. $.36,0110. NVni. H. Sullivan, President; Jos.
P. Kennedy, Cashier. Authorized to commence business ,Jan. 19, 187*2.
1,926— The De Witt County National Bank of Clinton, Illinois. Authorized
capital, $50,000 paid in capital, $10,000.
W. R. Carle, President Jos.
J.Kelly, Esq., Cashier. Authorized locominencebusinesa Jan. 20, 1872.
1,927 The Merchants' National Bank of Fort Scott, Kansas. Authorized
capital, $50,000; paid in capital, $50,000. Henry A. Phillips, President; G. A. Scoville, Cashier. Authorized to commence busine.-a
;
;
—
Jan. 20, 1S72.
1,928— Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank of Georgetown, D. C. Authorized capital, |25i,000; paid in capital, $2.52,000. Henry M. Sweeny,
President
William Laird, Jr., Cashier.
Authorized to commence
business Jan. 24, 1872.
1,929— The First National Bank of Shelby. Ohio. Authorized capital, $.50,000
paid in capita'., $:M,000. Win. K. Bricker, President; Wm. G. Beaity,
Cashier. Authorized to commence business Jan. 2,5, 1878.
;
£ate0t jmonetarp ani> (Somnurctal €nglisli
The daily
Ntna
liiiKllab market Uoports— Per Cable.
closing quotations in the markets of London
pool lor the past
and Liverweek have been reported by submarine telegraph,
good indication of the renewed activity springing up, may be as shown in the following summary
London Money and Stock Market. American securities close
seen in the increased consumption of food and raw materials.
For instance it was the enlarged consumption of coflTee in Ger- at lower prices than last Friday. The bullion in the Bank of
many which contributed to impart that extraordinary impulse to England has decreased £157,000 since last week.
Sat.
Mon.
FrI.
Tues.
Tbur.
Wed.
It is stated that
prices which has taken everybody by surprise.
Consols for money
Wi
92 V
98 »i
92?.
98K
»«X
account
92
92Ji
92>i
"KX
92,'i
«?i
>i
similar influences are at work with respect to American lard,
»ifi
U. 3. 69 (5-208,)1862
9av
»2J<
!RX
92K
92H'
" old, 1865
sugar, hides, Banca tin, cotton, &c. An element of importance in
MX
93 )<
9SH
93Ji
B3X
93>r
"
"
93«
1867
9:1 ii
93?i
93Ji
Wi
93)i
the progress of Central Europe is the cheapening of transporta.
92
92
92
D.S. 10-409
9iK
92X
90 'i
New loan, 59
9JX
It is proposed, for instance, (and
!Ki>r
tion which is being attempted.
90M
90X
The daily quotations for United States Q^ (1862) at Frankwe understand with a possibility of being (^rried out,) that the
Russian government shall buy out all the private railroad com. fort were
««
..
....
....
96)f
panics and build others w'jich are needed, and that the govern- Frankfort
Liverpool Cotton Market. See special report of cotton.
ment (hall then run them so as simply to cover cost and a mini,
Liverpool Breadatujfs Market.— Whesit and cjrn htve de<;)ined
mum rate of interest. It is calculated that by this means a great
impulse would be given to trade, and the necessities and luxuries sVnce last Friday other prices unchanged.
—
.
—
;
——
:
:
— —
.
Wheat(No.2R'dWs.8p)^ctl
"
(Rod Winter)
(California White) "
"
Corn(W. in'd) new,^ quarter
BarleyfCanadian)....#bu8h
Oats(Am. &Can.)....f 4olb
s.
11
11 10
12 6
30 6
3 8
11
11
12
11
30
3 8
2 10
12 4
30
3 8
2 10
12
30
3
41
41
41
6.
d.
8.
72
59
6
72
59
33
44
63
.3.3
44
63
6
d.
6
d.
8.
72
59
32
44
63
6
Mon.
Sat.
d.
B.
"
(spiritsj
Tallow (American).
.
.
8.
11
4
30
3 H
2 10
41
d.
6
72
59
32
44
63
6
6
d.
6
6
6
6
Thur.
d.
8.
d.
8.
d.
6
11
6
11
6
1
5
1
1
1
1
45
oil
oil
» ton
Linseed
62
37
98
37
33 15
37
32 15
OOMMKRCIAL
8.
10 13
598
2.76-.
42,6iU
4.8«9
4.517
33.359
1.939
700
81
:37
IM
2,3a3
69
n,in
Cocoa, bass
Coffee, ba^B
16.855
in,-i(ii
lOi
SSI
3.256
2,a7S
Coal, tons
45
3
Thur.
Fri.
s.d.
10 13
62
£
87
98
37
32 15
37
98
87
32 15
37 6
98
37
32 15
35 6
98
87
3i 15
slabs, lbs.
BTea
Tobacco
7411 Wasle
90nvines,
269
Cliampag'e,bki
860
Opium
31
800
6u
105
431
233
59';
5,617
Oranges.
Nuts
44,949|
Hides, dressed.
India rubber...
tvory
Jewelery, Ac-
Si:,5;8
70.618
255,214
9,047
Hides undressed
Spices.
43
SOS
4,;;50
3,141
4,026
s'
Ac-
203
79
92,916
2.«r;
29
50.393
3U
Ginger
Pepper
293
Cork
1:56
Fustic
El,.flS
oil
4.14S
43.1n3
59,534
75,186
934.213
1.919
MaboganT-
January
1.512
16,280
1,126
1.023
•04,129
1,126
4,910
S3 953
l,9!i9
4.2i:i
16,7:!S|
37,150
13,(1|,,1
1,023
Logwood.,
Receipts ot Soiuestic Produce for
—
20.771
181,917
81,968
S33.ie6
810.261
23.218
!0.3-.:i
9107
Woods—
Jewelry
Watches
83.447
1.499
28,323
SJ,440
Cassia
47 Saltpetre
70
77,490
5,418
65,630
43,912
&c
Lemons.
9,832 Rico,
Ac-
Bristles
8.934
HaisiDS..
i,i;ii
321
13,410
1,095
31,891
goods
5,744, Fruits,
3,326]
1,577
2811
113
10.116
reportVi
l,oncorks
69-
•iSl
7,166
12,S»;
S,734
hy value
60 Fancy
13,3(OlFish
2,6U
lU
Hair
Hemp, bales
7,260
24,106
29.515
3,36i
1,21.:<
136,Cigars
1,383
31
10.155
3,619
"m
Sunny cloth....
2.5
6,385
125.256
75,811
1,767
Wool, bales
192
ii.i
81"1 .Vrtlcles
n
463
183
26,925
21,325
597,263
8.497
35,983
369.493
6,617
1.9SC
!,2J3
503
n:i
time
59,647
28,;!2
1.019
rw
&c—
401
1
Linseed
Uolasses
NEWS.
AiND iVIISCELLANEOUS
49,387
16,420
802.293:1,533.144
•\^l\
6,2.4
15,249
S3.B06
1,011.130
11.357
Wines
Soda, bl-carb.
Soda, sal
Soda, ash
flax
Furs
Hides,
362
4.932'
Sugar, hhds.tca
&bbl9.
Sugars, boxes &
1.ST2
bags
39
S,280
Oils, essential..
Oil, Olive
45
Tin
Rags
299
495
16,280
3899
Madder
£ s.d.
10 13
63
d.
,
ISTl.
—
Spelter
Sleol
Tin, boxes
a;
1872.
30.811
68
Ac-
rugs,
Bark, Peruvian
I
Hardware
Since
Jan. 1.
Same
the
week
ISO
UR bars
Lead, pigs.,..
Iron,
5,431
609
Indigo
10 13
62
8.
Glassware
Glass plate
buttons
1,1!"
9,688
711
86
Gum, Arabic
11
£ s.d.
10 13
62
£
Glass
Tartar..
Gatnblor
2[i
11
Wed.
Tues.
£
China
Kartheuware..
Gums, crude.
lower.
Sat.
s.d.
Metals, &c—
Cutlery.
Cream
15 15
5
1
45
3
For
uuss and
Earthenware—
Blea Dowdors.,
Brimstone, tons
Cochineal
Fri.
8.
d.
II
6
26
26
26
1
Since
Jan. I,
ISW.
the
otton bales
pe
spirits
11
5
6
6
72
59
32
44
63
6
8.
8.
1
Fri.
d.
72 6
59
32 6
44 6
63
Thur.
8.
Wed.
1
45
.
£
For
Calna,
Lrnidon Produce and 0« Jfar&e««.— This'' market Closes at the
which is 2s.
prices of last Friday, with the exception of sugar,
Lins'dc'ke(obl).^tn 10 13
62
Linseed (Calcutta)....
Sugar (No. 12 D'ch std)
37
6
cwt
on spot, ^
98
Speimoil
week, since January 1, 1873, and for the
corresponding period in 1871
[The qgantity ia given in packages when not otherwise specified.]
at this port for the last
prices, as
in
d.
8.
6
Tues.
26
6
"
11
cwt 45 6
?8
H
12
week
Uverpool Produce Market.— Common rosin is 6d,
troleom 2d. and tallow Cd. lower than last Friday.
Rosin (com. Wilm.)...¥ cwt. li
'•
"
26
(fine pale)
Petrolenm(reftned)
^8 lb 1
11
4
30
3 8
2 10
41
8
2 10
a decline of Is.
Wed.
Tues
Mon.
Sat.
. . .
8
[January 27, 187iJ.
Importa of Leadlns Articles.
The following table, compiled troin Custom House returns,
•hows tlie foreign imports of certain leading articles of commerce
in bacon.
last Friday, is
Beef (extrapr. mess)... ftc.
Pork(Wn.pr. nio»s)n.^bbl.
|! cwt
Bacon, (Cum. cut).
Lard (.American)
Cheese (Amor'n Hn )
Tl
11
11
12
8
4
Providons Market.-The only change
compared with
8.
26
U
8
11
d.
8.
26
11
9
5
Fri.
d.
2S (1
Thur.
d.
8.
d.
B.
36
2 10
Peas (Canadian) ...» a iiartcr 41
Liverpool
d.
8.
Wed.
Tues.
Mod.
Sat.
d.
Ijbl 26
^
Floor (Western)
Whale
,
1
THE CHRONICLE.
106
"
:
.
3,14,1
'.Ue TVeeb:
9.151,'
and
7,263
6 sen
19,9] 6
since
1.
Imports and Exports for the Week. The imports this week
The receipts of domestic proiace for the week and since Jan. 1
show an increase in dry goods and a decrease in general mer- and for the same time in 1871, liav-e been as follows
this
week,
chandise. Tlie total imports amount to $6,134,738
Since
Same
This Since Same
against $6,3-49,301 last week, and $7,495,607 the previous week.
Jan.l. time
week. Jan.l. time '71
:
exports are $5,100,173 this week, against $4,006,015 last week,
and $2,209,953 the previous week. The exports of cotton the
past week were 5,900 bales, against 10,677 bales last week.
The following are the imports at New York for week ending
(for dry goods) Jan. 19, and for the week ending (for general mer-
M
The
NKW YORK FOR TBB WEKK.
rOREIGN IMPORTS AT
Dry goods
1871.
1873.
$2,045,948
$2,261,732
4,379,002
3,.544,586
3,873,016
$.'),748,.338
$4,.3.')7,518
$5,.590,534
$6,134,738
13,744,808
Hops... bales
Leather .Bidep
Molasses bbls.
$19,879,546
Naval stores-
3,537,513
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement
New
York
5,640,792
4,552,895
$11,281,326
$8,910,413
Since Jan.
of the
1
exports (exclusive of specie)
week ending
1870.
1871.
1873.
7,991,016
$2,696,806
8,156,050
$5,134,499
13,56",683
$5,160,172
9,416,177
$11,071,919
$10,852,856
$18,701,182
$14,57.5,349
The
following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending January 20, 1873
Jan. 16—-Str. Algeria, LiverFor Aspinwall—
fiool—
Gold coin
$10,000
verbars
$208,189 Jan. 19— Sch. Ada F. Whitney,
Mexican silver
8,000
Port LemonJan. 18— Sir. Westphalia, LonGold coin
15,000
don—
Jan. 20— Str.
Bremen, BreMexican dollars
1,300
men
:
Silver coin
36,000
Jan. 19— Str. Rising Star, San
Silver coin
Jan.
Jose
Silver coin
1
City of Antwerp,
Liverpool-
Silver bars
Total for the week
PrevlouBly reported
86,214
$372,465
572 887
]
Total since Jan.l, 187*
Same time
$945,392
in
Same time
Jgjl--IgTO
io
1867
1866
1865
$1,784,73.3
1,316,681
1,151,328
J8«9
1868
500
30— Str.
12,361
..
$1,839,042
1,878,424
1,970,437
.5,910,931
The imports of specie at this port during the past week have
been as follows
Jan. 1.5— Htr. Kislng
Gold
pinwnll—
Jan. 19 - Steamer Morro Castle,
Silver
Gold
Jan. LI— Str. Tybce,
Total for
$837
Silver
Do-
606
674
'.'.."..
Gold
mingo
the week
19,946
23,J6»
529,400
104,600
4)0
48.950
17.113
1,699
11,614
2,t:«
21,673
25
12,915
19"
139,911
73,^91
1,085,150
S!9,;02
!64,>S(l
Peanuts, bags..
1S9.S)9|
287.315!
Provisions—
139.76:)
400
4.t)'
Cheese
Cutmeats
Eggs
Pork
Reef, pkgs
Lard, pkgs
Lard. kegs
ttlce, pkgs
97,73
6,752
255,336
,263
'745
172,8311'
83.193
61.150
13.663
29,437,
15.0.2
311
7,004
21.631:
6,609
63,710
178
27,
lU
830
15,237
87,778;
44
25,313
J 812
171,717
15.1»0
951
5'.S
13,131
4.965
51,9191
Tar
269
1.3141
813'
Pitch
225
2231
.501
S.:<69,
28,121
&
1873
*5j
Same tune In
1871
1970
UM
18W,,
i
$159,416
*»T0,877
1«0(in«
1S9,909
^
Same time in
1868
18«
...
•
llutter, pkgs...
....
Starch
Stearlne
Sugar, hhds., Ao.
Tallow, pk:rB....
Tobacco, pkgs..
Tobacco, hhds..
Whiskey, bbls...
Wool, biles
Dressed hogs Mo.
4,213
2):
7,496
13,031
6,435
13,969
33,973
3,428
2.«23
1.SS9
13,246
1.823
S<
6,790
283
b96
2:l,02C
46.3iS
9 24!
10,413
5,0Ui
41.819
2.S74
5lf;
17."S6
1,593
1,231
1,261
1,?5>
2,718
4,131
25:1
683
4,340
93^
7,s70
20,680
13,197
2, Oil!
1,753
145
8,33t
31,331
30.699
19.333
8,343
22.181
8.026
31.576
1,41(1
1.667
1S.131
1
on
5,7.'.3
»i:3
5,116
lis
10.193
5.901
35,3C9
Co., of this city,
—The negotiation in Europe of $0,080,000 loan of the San Joa
quin branch of the Central Pacific Railroad Company has been
This house, whicli
perfected by Messrs. Fisk and Hatch.
marketed the Central Pacific bonds, and are the financial agents
of the company, are now marketing the loan of the Chesapeake
and Ohio, a company under substantially the same management
as the Central Pacific. It is expected that this loan will lie closed
at an early day, and that its bonds will have a good chance to
rank with the Central Pacific bonds, which are current in every
important market in this country and Europe.
—
Tlie Gebhard Fire Insurance Company will pay, on the firs'
of February, its usual 5 per cent, dividend, free of Government
tax and on March 15 will issue a scrip dividend of 50 per cent
to holders of participating policies.
;
—
Messrs. Condict & Co. offer tlie 10 per cent, bonds of the State
of Texas. The present debt of Texas is less than |3,000,000, and
the value of the taxable property $359,461,517. The State owns
about 90,000,000 acres of land.
BANKIiNG ANU FINANCIAL.
A-
small amount of the Chicago, D.inville
Railroad First Mortgage
90 and accrued
1,
71,'
S,33j
of Ohio."
interest, in
Investors
who
and Vinceitnes
per cent Gold Bonds for sale at
currency. The mortgage is for only
$18,500 a mile, and the line
Total since January
831
Oil, lard
and E. W. Clark &
and accrued interest, the
first mort. 7 p. c. bonds of tlie Ciu. & Muskingl^am Valley Railway
Company, issued at the rate of only $10,000 a mile on a finished
and productive line, which is operated by the Pennsylvania Company, and runs through one of the richest and best settled districts
"^"Messrs. Clark, Dodge
$585
Havana
13,136
St.
Hemp. .bales
No
aides
Cr.tnrp.bl>',
Spirits turp.
361
Co., of Philadelphia, are offering at 00
NBW YORK TOR TES WBEK.
1869.
$.3,080,903
..
Cotton. bales
Rosin
to foreign ports, for the
BXPOBTS PROM
For the week....
Barley. Ac.
Grass seed
Beans
Peas
G. meal.bbb
1870.
$9,383,851
1
Previously reported..
Oats
$1,571,194
2 786,321
In our report of the dry goods trade will be fotind the imports of
of
Wheat .bus.
Corn
1869.
Total for the week.
Previously reported
Oil cake, pkgs...
81
I
.bbls.
fI,3U!),3.!6
General merchandise...
from the port
January 23
Flour
Rye
chandise) Jan. 20.
Since Jan.
'
Ashes. ..pkgs.
Breadstutfs—
7
is
finished
and doing a large business.
bond on a completed road
desire a thoroughly safe
ca n obtain full particulars on application to
$95 649
Wall
4«|009
W.
B.
SHATTUCK &
38 Nageau
CO., Bankers,
street,
New York
;
^afauary
C.)
INTEUEST fAYABLE IN GOLD,
FREE OF TAX,
And
in
Dknominations of
$1,000, |500
anu
$100,
can be obtained from the undersJKiied, or tlirougli the principal
banki) and bankers tlirougUout the United States.
The attractive features of those Securities are recognized in the
market,
lact, that, although tliey have been but a short time on the
they are nearly all abeorbed, and but a small amount are
now
for
having still twenty-eight years to run, with interest payable May
1 and November 1, both principal and interest payable In gold
coin in the City of New York, are recommended by us for safe
and permanent investment, for the following reasons, viz.:
1. They are llioroughly secured.
a. Like the Ventral Pacifies they mU be xndcly known, very popuiti/r
and always
lliey will be dealt in at all the prominent Stork Exehnngei in
4.
home and a European market.
They should largely adoancefrojfi the present price of 04 and
accrued interest, when eUl sold by the Company, as Central
this
from sales
of
many
cases
annum.
The
the Company's land, whicli in
draw
behind thorn is ample in every particular, as they constitute a first
and only mortgage on a trunk line of railroad which will soon
connect the city of
St.
Joseph, Mo., (an important railway centre),
at Fort Kearney, materially
country and Kurojte, and haoe the advantage of both a
Pacifies /lave done.
in-
security
marketable.
3.
They combine a
terest at the rate of ten (10) per cent, per
PER CENT BONDS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COmPANV,
sale.
perfect security with a liberal rate of interest.
This Interest account is made liglit for, and easily borne l>y, the
Company througli tlie operation of the Sinking Fund created
SIX
OF THE
BONDS,
TEll CENT. (8 p.
let
THE
AND DENVER CITY RAILUOAD COMPANY'S
FIRST mOBTOAOB SINKING FCND I.AN1» GRANT
ST JOSEPH
BKARIKa EIOHT
:
'Ssr-^toim^tE.
2l 187ll
—
—
.
The total issue is $15,000,000, of which less than $2,000,000
NOW UEMAIN UNSOLD.
They are in denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000 Coupon or
Registered.
The Central
Bonds are now, and have baen for a long
and as they are constantly growing in popularity, both in this country and Europe, and becoming scarce in the
market, and as they have a long and definite time to run (now
Lands, amounting to 1,500,000 acres, known to be among llie best about twenty-four years), we expect to see them still advance in
in the United States. The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale price, especially as Government Bonds, having a comparatively
of these lands at less than Four (4) Dollars per acre, and payable short and uncertain time to run, do not at present market rates
to the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the clear and express pay over four per cent, interest on the investment.
purpose of retiring these Bonds. The amount thus realized exThe Chesapeake and Ohio being under able and honorable
ceeds the entire amount of Bonds which can be issned, and leaves management, partly identical witli that of the Central Pacific,
the road, property and franchises free.
their securities .should take equal rank in popularity and market
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest at Eight Per value.
Cent., free of tax, payable February and August in each year.
For exchange of Five-Twenties or for new investments, we corBoth principal and interest are payable in gold.
dially recommend either the Central Pacific or Chesapeake and
The principal in New York. The interest in either New York, Ohio Six Per Cent. Oold Bonds.
London or Frankfon-on-the-Main, at the option of the holder,
We continue to deal in Government Securities, buy and sell Inwithout notice, and in the gold currency of the country in which vestment Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange, open accounts
they are pre.sented. They are coupons or registered.
with depositors, upon which we allow interest at the rate of four
Trustees Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
per cent., make collections in all parts of the country, and transThe present price of these bonds is OTJ and accrued interest in act a general Banking business.
eurwncy, from August 15, 1871. But they are receivable at par
FISK & HATCH.
Haevey Fisk.
ami accrued interest in payment for lands sold by the Company.
A. S. Hatch.
Bankers, &c., 5 Nassau street.
The right is reserved to advance the present selling price without
with
Union
tlie
Pacific Railroad
shortening the distance between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
In addition to this, the bonds have a further security in the fact
that there is included in the Mortgage the Company's magnificent
Pacific
time, above par,
—
Maps,
circulars,
documents and
full
information furnished on
Though acting as agent* for the sale of this loan, our firm buy
and sell in their regular Irusineas the. bonds of the St. Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company,
cent.
from lOli
those of the Eastern Division eight
recently placed by
(8s),
its
at 97J, being
nou quoted
at
1031 and accrued interest.
to
TANNER &
CO.,
Bankers, No. 11 Wall
Bakkino House of Henby Clews &
32 Wall street, N. Y.
Circular Notes and Letters of Credit for travelers
;
Co.,)
also,
Bank
of
may
HASSLEIt'S
-W,
an instance
is
what perseverance,
of
intelli-
Mr. Uassler has devoted
his personal attention to the specific branch of the Banking
and Brokerage business relating to Railroad Bonds, and there is
probably no one better j)Osted than he is in all that appertains
to them.
His well-known advertisement " Railroad Bonds
Whether you wish to buy or sell, write to Charles W.
Hassleu, No. 7 Wall street, New York," has attracted attenaccomplish.
tion in all parts of the country, and largely increased his busi" Write to" him if you wish anything in his line.
ness.
From
street.
the
Christian Union of Sept. dth, 1871,
Henry Ward Beecher,
f
Com-
mercial Credits issued, available throughout the world.
Bills of
success in business
gence and integrity
application.
per
CHAUIiES
IHR.
notice.
Editor.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
Exchange on the Imperial Bank of London, National
Scotland, Provincial Bank of Ireland and all their
branches.
land grant, sinking fund.
Seven Per Cent Gold Bond*,
For
sale at 90,
and accrued
interest,
JOHN
Telegraphic Transfers of money on Europe, San Francisco, and
the West Indies.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or Coin, sulyect to
J.
by
CISCO & SON, 59 Wall
street.
"
check
at sight,
upon any
city
which pass through the Clearing-Houseas if drawn
bank interest allowed on all daily balances
DIVIDENDS.
;
Certificates of Deposit issued, bearing interest at current rate
The fonowtns Dlvldende have been declared dnring the past week
Notes and Drafts collected.
State, City,
Pkb [When
CoaPANT.
CLEWS, HABICHT &
11
i
Cent. iP'ABLE.
and Railroad Loans negotiated.
Rnllroad*.
Co.,
Milwaukee &
Old Broad Stoeet, London.
Summit
St.
I'liiil,
prcf.
Brancli
BooKi Closed.
I
Feb. 15. Jan. 41 to Fob.
Feb.15.
19.
Jan
31.
Haukii.
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR HAILROAD COMPANY
'
Fnnd Bond*,
NASHvn.LE Kaii.road CoMr.*.NY,
interest from January 1, by
Feb.
Feb.
1.
Jan 33
1.
Jan.
Peter Cooper Fire
"
'•
extra
Gebhard Fire
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1.
Feb.
u'Jan. «1 to Feb.
to
» to Feb.
I.
1.
1.
raittcellanoons.
Morris Canal and liuulvin^ Co., prof
Redeemable Julyl, 1900.
Principal and interest guaranteed by the
Qerman-Ainericau
In«uranre.
FlKST MOBTGAOE
Seven Per Cent Sinking;
Pacific
Louisville and
and accrued
for sale at ninety
THE GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK,
"
Komble Coal
&
Iron
Co
Coueolidated
1.
FRIDAY £VRMilio. Jan. M, 18Mt.
The nionejr Market.—Tlic money market has continued in a
healthy condition, with 8(g7 per cent as the ruling rates on call
30 Wall stieet
oanB,
I
.
.
»275.a,.a,2(lU
«2I9.O,a.90O
nee.
Dec.
2i9,(i00
2iO,S61.riOI
4.1.419,500
Inc..
Inc..
5.C37,W0
28.52.1.495
SI. 988.274
211.61IO.0S0
1.720.500
49.774.557
63.10.)
a
7
60 days.
H
9
1^ 9
7
7
«....
...4 to 6
-'^9
months.
60 days.
S to 4 montiis.
N.T.CeuiH
5-ar!li62, conn...
Call Bonds. Irt2.c
5-ao'8 1361. coup...
5-20 s ise.i.
.vaO's 1865,
.V21)-s18(r;.
'•
n"
•
...
...
s-2o'«;8(«, "
...
lO-lOs. leg
lU-4i's.couj)on....
e's
115)4
110i<
llOX
110!4
22.
Lake
I14V
115V
114X
115X
llOX
IIOK
1;4X
ll'Si
UOX
UOX
ll"4
llox
ma
lOSX
lliX
112K
i!2x
i:''X
llOX
110i<
mx
112i<
ot securities in
lll'/(Jan.
4
tl5s«
IMXJan.
3
UOX
i"A
110)4
1
iiok
lllM
li2X
U2X
112X li2i«
1U9X 110)i 109V 10 IX
UOX llOX llOX UOX IIOs
:i5
115X 115X 115X 115
Closing prices
ItlX
UIK
109V Jan. 4
109;< Jan. 11
109>s Jan. 11
1111% .Ian. 18
U19X Jan. 11
li-'X liOX Jan. 11
112X \n)i .Ian. 10
109X 109 Jan. 5
imx lUOX Jan. U
Jan. 5
114V 115
Islauil.
l-aU'
fct.
Jan.
Jan.
12.
19.
26.
91X
7H
9i>i
102
V8
95
Wi^
95
93K
82%
92H
—
92«
87
90
85
96
fin
95M
.
lOlX
lOlK 102
"W-,'4 107M 107
H
104
105
100
\OS\i
105
:;
102 S<
jj,^
96
102
ma
107S
lOlM
nils
9^
98«
975C
93
X
93
113K
92
i)\H
88X 88X
744
71V
88)^
87k
87
74
7:.>i
'Si^
74li
93)<
llHil
n%
.
llOXlll^S
57K 5S«
109H '-'OM
57X
93:<
._ ,
MM
M%
55
8:1
t-2V
49}i
43)i
NTCen&IIR.
9
110)4 .Ian.
7
scrip.
Erie
n\%
Reading
LascSliorc
89X
do do scrip. ?5X
Wabash
70X
i^fiX
Northwest
do
pref.. 90l4
Rock
Island
Panl
do pref
Ohio & Miss
105
V
53X
St.
91V
UOH
HHXllOX
51K
Six
mtevns made
Lowest.
HlRhest.
94X Jan. 5 9ax Jan. 19
5 91X
90X
•22
3X
3!X
•
5U5X
'23
2
95M
" 8
'•
5
" 5
" 5
" 10
75X
94V
'•
79)4
" 12
4tX
5
89>i
76>4
88
75><
74
93
111
5714
rm
71M
9;m Via
56
'
H
56%
WK
82
..
47X
47><
lil}«
ii:v
fS
67
53
January
82H
48X
Central of
asv
7ii4
2SV
57X
57
HV
61)4
92
:3X
5«X
57
8i
82K
....
....
....
....
61>4
91
61
61
•o9
91X
....
....
at Mie
Hoard
91>i
....
....
has been as follows:
1.
Lowe.si.
Higlieet.
J..10HX Jan..88 119^
U.S
23
23
71
n
•
X
5 118
39X
74X
2»X
2 59X
5 92V
6 61V
U 66V
4 69X
6(IH
15
•
59X
5
5
13
Wells,Fargo&Co 66X
83
74V
91V
7.<
•
26K
56X 57X
61
91
PaelflcMall
6:)X
Adams Express. 90
Am Merch Un'u. 59
m%
S3
T2>,
26
08
Haun. & St. Jos. 50)4
do do prel. C5X
Mich Central. ...115
Union Paciflc... S8X
West UTeleg'h. 6ax
Quicksilver
25H
uax
91
47X 47X
lllH
mx
53i4
7iX
21% 28X
73
5JM
N
90X
S.S
ItV,
7211
67t< '66^
"
117X118 -inv
38X S8«
inX
....
1
;i4!<
110^ llOX
113
531<
Since January
.
33x S3K
114
91
88
74.H
1
in these stocks since
-3 nee January 1.-
do
X
73
«
...
...
The range
do
na
•<
112X112),
112X112)4
the price hid and asked, no
IP
MH
87«
!I3H
93>j
34^
1I4X
m%
89?(,
74V
T2H 74H
ma,. 92K
.,.,
74
74
93 J<
S3h
114
90
97X «;x
98X
97J«
93>s
93M 9!H- 98«
S3« 34X- sax 31S
l!SVl!4K I13>4ll3X
114)4
Friday.
Jan. 26.
Jan. 25
9H
97
92>i
H
f2M 3SX
»1
Jan.
Jan.
SIM 82X
,.
45V 48^ 45>S
in
111V112
57
HO^ 54
56
62)<
•.... 56M
66 )i
C5M 68
'inX118X 117V
117X118
117V
38 St
37« S9X S6X
37X 39X
72 H 74X
tsa 74X 71
73X 71
2IX 8JX 28 S
29X 27K 2S
55 )i
5SV 59X .5SK 59X r,i^ 59
•91
90)4
92
92
91X 91V 91
61
61
•OOV .... •60)i
•61
61
63
....
62V 63
•58
60
Si% .... •5SH 59X •53X
Wells, Farifo..
•
Jan
V
United States..
••
19
•
18
20
20
20
20
16
17
•'
•
••
•'
••
•
''
S
•
12
49V
The Gold Market.— (Jold has been steady and closed higher
to-day, with a tendency to firmness. There was not apparently much
speculative influence exerted in the market during the early days
8
2
IU
Jan. 8
112V Jan. 2
lUV Jan. 2
USX Jan. 2
113)4 Jan.
2
leas Jan. 19
UOX Jan. 26
113V Jan. 12
of the week, but more recently there is some evidence of the
for:"ation of a party in favor of a higher price.
This is rfiported to be based upon the idea that the new syndicate operators had unduly depressed the premium, and that a
reaction is well founded apart from this movement there have
been few features of interest. Rates for carrying have ranged
from 2 to per cent, and were to-day .5, 4* and 4. The Treasury
sold $1,000,000 on Thursday, the total bids amounting to $G,;
890.000.
:
-Since J.,uuary 1.
Lowest.
Hfgliest.
.
92
portion of the debt of the old State are not favorable to the lat1'he sum of $1,01)0,000 is suggested by West Virginia as
her proper proportion of the debt, based upon the relative amount
-ot the proceeds of the old bonds expended within her territorv.
The
16W
low
2SH
Monday, Tue.adav. Wednesd'y Thursday
4;S< iSJi
111
112
5li><
51
.... 71
Adams E.icp ...
Am. xlerch. Kx
ter.
temporary fluctuations of Southern bond.i in this market
generally the result of speculation, thoui.;h frequently assisted bf reports from the various State capitals.
Jlailroad bonds continue to be much in favor with investors'
jad theje is a pretty well distributed demand both for the leadaog bonds sold a.t tUe stock board, the miscellaneous list not quojifcd %t th« board, including f he better class of Southern railroads,
Prices are strong.
<tJDd aJw for tJ^e various new Ip^ns offered.
ivre
110
55
83
Union P'lCiac.
West. Un.Tel.
Quicksilver
Paciflc Mail
receipts amount to $3,448,000.
table will show the course of the gold
The following
premium
^juumi
HighIng.
93V
I
60
52 W
!iO
27X
103"
92)4
93).
91V
92X
.Mich, ("entral
&12
K
73Si
Central of N, J
Uann. & St Jos
do
pref
92X
91 X Jan. 9
92X Jan. 17
93
Jan. 11
93X
94X -'an. 2
X
91V Dec. 80 92>4 Jan. 17
Hiate and Hailroad Bonds. -Southern State bonds, as a
general rule, close lower than last week, the situation in regard to
finances in most of the States not being materially improved.
There have been no new developments in the affairs of Virginia'
South Carolina, Georgia, or other States.
Reports from West Virginia upon the subject of assuming a
U.S. ••. S-2(», '62
n. S.6B. 5.2'i8, '67..
U. 8^5f. 10-408^.
15H
14
....
....
73X 74X
..
Customs
Jan.
lOix
.83
nref. ..
do
Ohio & SlisHlp.
114X 'Ian.
11.^V Jan.
llOX Jan.
London have been as follows
scrip
Rock
7.H
8
<a
S.iore,...
do
Northwest
do
prcf.
Jan.
-S nee Jannaryl
2i.
2i.
Lowest
Highest.
net
lUlX llOX 109S Jan. 13 U0>? Jan
114X
115X
llOX
107 K
r04
93^
St% 3IH
113X IU
90\ 92
Wabash
.
1101^
uix uix inx
112
24.
2:i.
lO.i
93
ReadinE
Jan. Jan. Jan.
110
9li
lir2
97H
l:
scrip
(Ij
Eric
:
110»<
SIX
102 (<
ll>2
Saturda.',
Jan. 20.
probably on speculative account.
The troubles among savings banks may lead some of the sound
institutions to realize on their government bonds in order to increase their cash resources iu hand, but the influence of any such
sales on the market has not yet been noticeable.
Prices bid daily, and the range since January 1, have been
Jan.
13
51
51X
8^
6jV
32
50
93H
IBS
some cases have advanced.
At the clo.se to-diiy prices were rather heavy, but a general
view of the situation favors as much the idea of a further upward movement as any other theory,
The following were the highest and lowest prices of the active
list of railroad and miscellaneous stocks on each day of the last week
any material fluctuation in prices.
One or two prominent houses having foreign connections have
within a few days past sold some large blocks of governments,
20.
¥
K
26.
65 K
65
have been:
in
ITnltcd States Bonds. -Government securities have been
stronger in prices but not pariicularly active. The depression
created in the home and foreign markets by the announcement of
tAe proposed negotiation of $300,000,000 ot ~), 4} and 4 per cent,
bonds has been recovered from, since it has appeared that the
negotiation was never in such definite shape as to really justify
IWJC
114X
66W
66H
1,
Since January 1,Lowest.
Hlgheat
"
Jau.;^3
63 H.Ian. 5
63« .Ian. 5 »"% Jan. 23
31
Jan. 23 31 H Jan. 6
Jan 26 13 Jan. 11
47
Jan. 22 59
Jan. 1:,
61
Jan. 20 5.SVi Jan.
10
Jan. 8 21i< Jan. u
24
Jan. 10 30^ Jan. 19
95
Jan.
97)^ Jan.
IW
Jan. 5 103
Jan.
..90
Jan. 5 94 H Jan. }8
.„
84H Jan. la
;9x Jan. 4
82« Jan. 5 88¥ Jan. la
93
Jan. lij
Jan. 5 9 J
100
Jan. 9 102
Jan. iQ
100
Jan. 11
Jao. ll
lOOX .Ian. 3 105X Jao. i;
lO::
Jan. 3 10.%
Jan. lo
l0O>i Jan. 3 102X Jan. ij
.Tan.
explanation given for this reactionary tendency is, that many
holders of stocks who bought at lower prices have been satisfied
to sell out at the advance and realize the profits already secured.
Special causes are assigned for the movement in particular stocks
which have been more active than the general list, as in the case
of Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, Reading (which was partially
cornered to-day), and some other stocks which are at present
more or less under the control of speculative parties.
Notwithstanding the weakness which has occurred at intervals,
prices do not generally closemucU below those of last week, and
1S70.
.Ian. 32.
t2.59,592.-i6
39,454.103
33.806.721
207.479,823
51 619,4ai
4 montlis.
6 months.
single names...
Jan.
24.
.Ian.
103
103>5
m
10 !«
Railroad and Miscellaneous Stocks.— The stock market
has been somewhat irregular; there has been a cessation, or possibly a halt only, in the upward movement under which prices
The simplest
advanced so rapidly in the -two previous weeks.
easier, and the best class
of endorsed notes, of GO days' to 4 iiionihs' time, are generally
negotiated at about 7 per cent. ; the demand for accommodation
is quite evenly distributed among the different branches of trade.
yuotations are as follows:
percent
7 @....
60 days.
Commercial, flrst class endorsed
58, fond, 1881, cp..
us, 1881, reg
68, lisiTcoup
m
& NW.af
For commercial paper rates have been
Banlcers. first class foreign
"
••
domestic
III.
W
:
1871.
.Tan. 21.
t270.&T3.79l
28.3 1.200
27.fi9,i,S0O
a7,93.',9(W
Bpecle
2s,439.300
SIrcalation ...
et deposits,. 2U.8!4.I»10
LeKalTenclcrs. 41.699,000
9(1
102
79
7fi
N..T. Con let
Ft Wayne Isi Ml 7s
Chic
73
Kock laid 1st 73
week, and a comparison with 1871 and 1870:
l.oan8 anddis.
9tl\*
V'i%
93M
Un. Pac.L'dOr't S3K
87
Un. P. Income ...
96
1883.
N.Y. Ccn. 6a.
Kite 1st
2S.
67
67 «
18)J
26 i^
28X
\.lasonrl
.Tan.
31
15
47"
51K
tin. I'ac ,1st
liabilities.
DiffL-rences.
Inc.. *3,779.700
67
82
Cent. Pac. KOld..
The following statement shows the changes from previous
-l-.-;2.
66V
«6X
" * deferred..
68S. C, n. J.4 .1.
fcfi
Jan.
22.
20.
—
6a Tean.. old
6n Teiin.. nfw
68 N. Car., old....
(Is N. Car., new. ..
6s VifK.. old
• " consolld'd
m
Jan. M.
"
[January 27, 1872.
.Tan.
.Tnn.
requiring a full publication of their receipts, expenses and outstanding liabilities on the first of each month.
the excess
The last bank statement showed a sinall increase
above legal reserve, with a considerable increase in deposits and
legal
legal tenders; the liabilities stood at $348,732,700; the
tender reserves, $73,114,800, being ,|10,931,G35, in excess of 2.j
Jan. n.
X
X
3
Prices bid daily, and the range since January
There has been a good demand for money, and during regular
business hours 5 per cent has been rather an exceptionally low
Less complaint has been heard of the accumulation of narale.
A principal topic of discussion
tional currency than last week.
savings banks,
in financial circles has been in regard to our
whi.h have been brought into unusual prominence of late by the
Nassau street, and the
fail, re )f the Market Savings Bank iu
The excitecontiuued ran on the Third Avenue Savings Bank.
ment occasioned bv these disturbances, and the bad state ot
onsequenceot slock specaffairs revealed in the Market Bunk in
much apulations by one of its officers, have naturally created
prehension among all savings bank depositors.
Much of this IS groundless, however, although a number of
wise course of
the perfectly sound institutions have pursued the
financial
immediately publishing detailed statements of their
These difficulties in regard to savings banks have
condition.
relegislation
given rise as usual to much discussion as to the
quired to prevent any future recurrence of tlioin.
Mauv plans have besn Bugg.'sted, but in regard to this matter
Philadelphia and
as in the financial affliirs of New York city.
given to the
other corporations, far too little importance is
such cases,
simplest possible remedy which can be applied in
that ninenamely, publicity. It is hardly too much to assert
the mantenths of the frauds which have recently occurred in
agement of the finances of states, cities or trust corporations
would have been prevented by a law which could not be evaded
per cent ot the
S
.
Si
THE CHRONICLE
503
Currency
S
.
20...
Monday,
"
Tuesday,
Wed'day,
Thursday,
"
"
"
Friday,
Jan.l.
22. . . ....lOilX
23... ....,.««
24...
25.
.
26...
Current week
Previous week
....loi.ix
...
109X
....109X
est.
lot
est.
-.119
lisx
108K
10<X
109
109
109),
Closing.
lojx
1"9X
109
109
109'4
108 X
109X
109X
109)4
109
109)4
....109X
....:osx
I08X
109)4
IftIV
1872, to date.. ....lOJx
108X
I09X
109X
Total
Clearings.
I3I.OSO.000
25,461,000
39.396.000
21. 01 000
10-X
109X
Balances.
/
»2..555.tJl«
71
1.898.aS6
:
.57.->.l
19.472.000
28,571.000
1,015.165
157.980.000
155,372,000
1,213.896
The following are the quotations iu gold
can coin
1
Currency.
Gold.
12,089,569
1,773.255
1.661,290
1,213,8%
1,328.948
1,11,6,168
and Ameri>
for foreign
:
American
American gold (old coir age)
4 p. c.
Sovereigns
86
Napoleons
3 80
Gorman thalers
7 80
Prusaian
tlialcrs
8 00
German Kronen
6.50
X guilders
3 90
Spanish doubloona
15 IK)
Patriot doubloons
15 55
American silver fnew)..
97
X
X
|;4
premium.
at)
@
92
3 1-5
7 95
8 10
6 60
ft 4 00
16 36
15 70
O
S
@
®
@
silver (old coinage)
l((i2
Dimes and
hall dimes..
Five trancs
Francs
Kngllsh silver
Prussian thalers
Specie thalers
Mexican dollars
Spanish dollars
p. c. prcmtnm.
!i6SC»
96
95 e»
19
IJX
4 75
4 84
'*
70
—
104
t
I
- *
—
—
®®
@—
(3)
1
i
116
I04X
premium
03X«8
2(83 p. c.
P»r
—
South American doUara
a
Forelsn Exchansre.— Exchange has been dull throughout the
week, and has gradually lost the firmness apparent at the first
declining from lOOJ to 109 for prime 60 day sterling. Transac
'
.
1
.
.
:. .
.
THE CUKOMCLK
Januaiy 27, 1872.]
109
;
have bcpn made
the last-named quotation. Bills
hiivo bocn frffly sold daring the week aj;ttiiiBt the railroad loiins
known to have been negotiated abroad, and which are as follows
tioiis
to-<liiy
rity
at
]
tlnlun
Fl'at
;
Central rai-lflc. Ban .luaquln Brancli, In Fraokfort..
North, raiinr.ln ui'nilun.
tilluian and finrlnKtlelil Ilallrnad ol I llnoU, In Londou
Marlfttaand I'ltt.burn Hal road of Ohio, Id Herlln
e,2.'.fl.ooo
Sixth
2 HIO.OO'I
Aeventh
iJOO,000
Bllthtb
KWSi&IWI
c-omnierclal.
I(«>l«l(ISV
-
Pnria (l)ankon
i.ri}^<ti:a%
SwiBa
5.18V'''S.'J0
5.21!«(a9.«)t
40^(ii4UH
5.'.7Ma5.18V
Haniburir
Total
The
7'.i'i.i,(7'.'l4
PrURSlan thalura
W!^«H)
Ti'^^Ti^i
73K97^?i
transactions for the week at the Custom House and Sub
Treasury have been as follows
CuBtom
Sbb-TrcaaoiTr.HUUHC
Receipts.
-Payments.—
Gobi
Receipts.
.
"
"
H-Wi.KKl
518,aX)
438.000
U..
K'.OOO
"
a..
,Ian.
"
Tueaday.
Wcdne»'y,
ThuridCT,
Friday,
'.il)
.
a..
••
Zi.
»4S2,565
4.W.00O
W
58
40
70
06
Balance, Jan.
»««,lfJ8,8«)
New
»7.l49,.Vi4
.15
i3
12.701.000
52S.300
2.13) .501
486.300
Atlantic
Importers and Traders'..
t"ark
Mechanics' Banking Ass.
Grocern'
HorthUlver
KistKlvcr
MniufacturersAMer
Fourto National
Oent(»l National
Second National
Ninth Vationat
FIrstNatlonal
Third National
New York N. Bxcbanue
T-.nth Nation 11
Sowerv National
Total
S07,W)
4,356,300
495,OJO
1.655.200
449,700
357,7(10
195,700
2.aoo
40V,766
261.1100
'.64.000
4'..0,700
563.SO0
;58,C1U0
»-25.2(.'0
l.SI'4.700 3.588,.S0O
m.7W
893.300
136.510
:8.70O
1.437.«iO
221 400
9.900
477,3(4)
3,9(10
268.300
293,100
26.31
1,181,1(10
1,257.400
1)5X0
290.6(0
Continental
l.OXI.UOO
1,000.000
2.O75.600
)-3,;o)
171,70(1
181,71 ;0
4.13,".(10
732,810
789,800
5,000
1.910
I0.W)0
19.r0O
700
19. :«.'.»«
2.097. 1110 2.912."^
9.7imw
7S8,000 I.5I2,'200
sofl.ooo
1.55l.ri(io
85;,0ai
381, 9(0
SM.OOO
l.iU.iido
1.000.000
2:»t.l00
3.600
36.MI0
85.500
1C0.0H1
'.2.5,500
980.^00
053.3. H)
3,631,600
1,8.6.000
Specie
Circulation
tlie
2«8,(IOO
617,1 Oil
2^5.200
792,710
268.<«0
883.800
$3,7;9.".00
"ec.
i89.6io
68.100
Dec.
I
2,462,.'S0C
1,312,300
1,4M.900
1.165.:00
1.762.ftiO
599.400
11.360.300
20.104.200
1,210,200
531 .2(0
I.ICO.SOO
694.700
93.20(1
2,390.(«'0
3,8;)9.900
128.SO0
9.7(i8.ao
1.2 '5.500
6,187.000
4.l59.r,00
5.6,12.000
2..
9..
21)2.316.JI10
18.i)74.7'0
29 1.088.401
Dec. 1«.
Dec. 23.
Dec. SI)..
Jan. 6..
283.179. .00
23.185.100
27.751.100
2J.76I.;00
30 089.'^00
16.222.800
"
271J63JXO
2T2.7Ol,4O0
80.106.900
30,122.800
!9.1l33JirO
88
do
Augusta, Ga., 78, bonds
Charleston stock 6b
79
SO
50
Charleston, S.C.,7s,r.L.bdB.
iO
Colnmbla,S. C, 6b
ColumbuB, Ga., 7b, bonds
•4)
old
60
54
5U
.19
new )ionds,6s
do
end.,M.4C.B.E.... 61
do
55
Mobile 5s
75
no SB
Nashville
Pctel-Bliurg 6s
KIchmond 6s
220,361.500
45.419.:0j
do
do
do
do
5a7,94«,'>5s
532.153,056
6(16,628.042
63;,5''.9,25i
40,(158.: CO
214,821.(00
28.439.300
2!9.03i,9O0
27.6J3,.5U0
'28.171.
»J
'220,361,500
Clcavlnan
45.6«7,4(»
44,1B2.400
41.217.8110
4O.2K;.fiO0
43.S99.00U
4.-..419.50J
701,980,764
561 ,80J,96j
671,279,3.30
681,.345, 25
71C.il>(),16j
PHrLADKLPIItA BANKS
of the Philadelphia
day, Jan. 33, 1873:
Manuracturers'....
Hank
ol
Commerce
''""'^
T radeamcn is
Consolidation
The following is the average condition
National Banks for the week preceding Mon
*
Capital.
I.O'ini*.
L. Tender. Iic|.o»lts.Clrcnlal'n.
|265,l«10
»I,13S.(XI11
»l,244.(XO
|1.5(O.i)00
»5.«78.l«0
1.000,0(0
2.000.100
810.0CO
4,1177.71.^
i9..'n3
643.118
2,7.'.7.5(l«
7'J7,2.iO
5.r21.1iO
302.6(0
1,31;,.'4)0
4,743.00
2.3.<2.l««l
2i!.(Kn
5T-.,IO0
l.OOO.OOO
61..
800.000
500.000
25O.00D
250.000
500.000
400.000
2,3ir,.IKX)
595
289,000
495,0«;
:i 9,100
l.56'2.80l
I.1T2.(»)0
2.0)9.00)
2'7000
207JSO
766.896
23.i.591
1.045,(i»4
169,845
1.571,381
174,96.;
503,'Ol
212,310
594,000
181 aoj
1,0(X)000
..00
i.4i;.Kio
1.0(0
:
•.1116.871
86.93(1
4.36.^
!.3;o.3;7
1.,56 1.249
7000
28,259
2.1.i8.Hl<l
278,615
22«,f00
l.>.O2.80O
260,0)0
792,217
759
»H
1,I78,«S
.«»4,BJ0
1,000,000
.1,792.01)0
40,00(1
9:18,010
2,»I7,(!00
200 000
1..H)0.()I8
8T2,Va
WJXIO
1,1W,5«1
is,ees
;0,500
1.098,212
609,145
288
an.m
to railroads, 68
^.
Savannah 7e. old
do
7s. new
Wilmington, N.
do
do
.
C
»l,U)(l,ail)
no
179.6,50
154 (100
210
1.50
2W,0'y
;«,«)
T8S.0OO
4S7.6UO
411,0 C
789 700
140.2(0
195.80)
131,500
1
S>!9,3a)
197,71.0
.601,200
9011
28,7(0
467,900
168.900
78,900
152.600
I'O.KO
157,800
l,;61,3ifl
1.207,1)00
59,7(X)
1.830,100
270
;s2.ooo
173,600
77;,»)0
595,100
791,600
747,500
191,000
S.fl.flOO
493,700
2SO,0U)
$50,299,900 $25,801,2(0
$8,063,610
are as follows
:
Inc. 1.265.«J0
Deposits
Circulation
Dec.
J5.700
6s...
8s....
78
85
84
70
75
65
84
72
62
71)
Bid. Ask.
BSGUBITIKB.
MtBBlBRippl
do
Ut m.,
'ill
m.,
8b.
SB...
&Tenn.. letni.,78
do coneold., 8e.
Montgomery & West P., 1st, 8b..
do
do iBt end.
do Incouie
do
Montgom.it Kufauln iBt 86, gld
end by fctate of Alabama..
Mobile & Mont., bs gold, end
Mobile & Ohio BterTUiK
do
do
do
ex ctfB
do
do
8s, Interest...
do
do
2 nitg. 88.
Incotne
do
do
do
do
stock
N. Orleans ft .lacks., let M. 8s.
lid
do
do
ilo
do
cert^s.Ss.
N. Orleans ft Opelons.latM.88
N'ortb ft S. Ala. l»t M., 88. end
.
Nashville ft baltanooga. 6b..
Norfolkft rctersburg l8t m..8s
(
.
do
do
do
78
do 2d mo.. 88
Northeastern. S.c.lBt M.88....
do
2dM..8B
Orange and Alex.. Ists, 6s
do
'2d8. 68
do
Sds. 8s
do
4tbs.8s
Orange ft Alex. & Ma)i.lsts. ..
nichm'd & Peterb'g Ist ni.. 78
do
do
2d m., 6s.
do
do
3d m., 88.
.
rhatt.,lst.M,8B. end
Teun.li.lBt M.. 7s.
'2dM..7B....
Atlantic & Gull cOuboI
Ala.
Ala.
ft
ft
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Central Georgia.
do
do
Charlotte, Col.
end 8avi.n'b
stock.
ft
do
guarau.
iBt M.. 7s
A. Ist
in.. 78.
do
stock
CliarleBtonft Savannah (^s, end.
Savannah and Char.. 1st m., 7b.
Cherawand Darlington
78
6s
East Tenn. ft Georgia
Knst Temi.ft Vs. 68. end. Tenn
Ga.. Ist M.. 7s..
do
Georgia H.
do
li..7s
Greenville
ft
do
stock
7s.
do
7s. eertlf..
Macon ft Brunswick end. 78...
Macon ft Western atock
Macon and Augusta boixts
do
do
endorsed..
do
do
stock
ft
Charleston,
do
do
Memphis
do
do
ft
do
Memphis
Ohio.
do
ft
Little
40
75
.85
.15
60
80
65
65
90
55
97
guar
do
Memphis
15
9ft
Block
Col.
77
50
S5
77
77
95
1(5
stock
do
E.Tcnn.,Vn&
Total net
Rp-cl".
2..'i5
10b
Ml
N>
75
62
80
70
60
69
75
80
80
Railroad*.
53,1,91 .9(0
2(O.4(lt,.KI0
12
75
88
R3
54
75
65
70
72
75
63
60
63
60
80
83
65
1,T20,MO
52.4118.9(0
205,8'i8,'.'(O
27.982,9(0
68.
6b. new
do
Orleans 58
consol.6e,
ao
do
bonds, 7b,
do
do
New
Noifolk6»
2S.492.20.I
275.253.'200
6b
191,9(0
Afc'grcgnte
579,.5fl0
2,080,810
818,500
do
78
.587..500
218,K»
396,'200
MlSBlBBippl Centra),
8s
as follows.
i.wi.no
45.no
Bid. Ask.
Ti
SiK),9tO
29.575.(00
28.512.800
Inc.
817.4(0 .
201.6(0
11.70)1
TO2,3<0
539.400
1,1.11,5(0
2,.?S3,40O
$U9,246,5«) $6,205,100
Cities.
3.737.700
i.6;:.7co
2Jj.S20.(i00
2.626.900
2,573.900
l.m.iXI
n«900
794,9(0
69'., 100
1I3,'.!«)
25.'2(0
7to.wo
l,().n,3(0
2,840,800
1,036,700
1,525.700
85,0CO
812.7(0
125.200
127.90)
4,75<,2CiO
707,1)00
Montgomery
239.(01)
113,9(0
209,201
96,900
439,800
120 OJO
7.500
1.718.100
1,913,600
4,;42,S0O
8,418,900
65
70
70
60
393,100
998,100
381,700
1,506,400
96,5-0
318,200
50 8(0
191,300
612,100
59.900
709,10)
254,6(X)
S.Oi7.''00
1.1-
157.2(XI
,50,200
1.696.7(0
Atlanta, Gs., 7s
174,9(0
25.0l9.'i(10
216,500
80.6(0
101,6(0
BBCTJBITIEB.
9<J!.»X)
219.229.8(0
227.514.5(0
222,406.800
217,891 ,«00
199 .,346.700
8.'258..3i
1;
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
l^O.tOO
Inc.
ai8.;oo
gsi.soo
Lynchburg
2.3,0.(1(0
t5
5M.800
1,0:9,200
883.400
638,300
Inc.
2T..vl(0
Inc
MO,!©)
00
Macon 7s, bonds
Memphis old bonds, 68
2.755.t01
78U0O
ato^x
!
73.9(X)
328.r00
..3(0
168.5(0
ns.foo
3.1.6(0
1.2,30.300
1
271,100
Dec.
218,1^(0
week are
92.800
298.00)
41.r.00
Specie'"..'
798 000
Net Deooalts
Legal Tenders
::)7,noo
The deviations from the returns of previous week
828.11(10
lOi.eoo
894, on
201
2fi9.J00
206.9(10
.320.200
1.H9.400
;6
240^
1,5S«^<J0
S97,'20O
78.4"
IfO.lOO
100,6(0
182,9(0
$48,050,000
Total
Legal Tender Notes
2,(152,81)0
397,100
5,982 .•210
21.000
•29,300
•2.5-7.in0
1.00,(00
Union ;
Webfter
446;|1|0
sta.dfi
420JIIO
'260,7(0
5,066,200
1,246,4(0
4.432,000
1,940,100
5,591,7(0
Commonwealth
629 200
,594,30)
1,0*8,600
!.16l.8IO
4.094.9(X)
Eagle
S41,M)»
B6.U5
9'.4()0
I.OOOOOO
Exchange
MUtf
t66.9«
6.-4).70)
175,5(0
1,600 000
300,000
2.000,000
City
.17.600
217.900
20.310
89.(40
27.110
47,601
5T2,2l«
First
Kepubllc...
!»1.4ffl
i,:io,£oa
5I8,8U)
1,147.200
2,52J,400
2,894.4(0
2.I15.;0)
Second (Granite)...
B'kolKedeniptlon..
SiiMl
517,'0-J
2.678.200
8,699.400
3,135,6(0
1,309,6(0
600,000
00.000
750.OX)
Bank of Commerce.
Bank of N.America
-.fr.sxfi
.000.(00
2,(XO.(»0
1,500,000
2,(
Third
i()8.000
f4S,50O
t,II8,0)U
1.000000
1
253,300
586,000
872,900
are the totals for a series of weeks past
^
~
Loans.
Specie. <;ircnlitlon, Denoalto.
TcnOcrs.
289.403.700
Ti2,70O
Washington
The foUoiving
25
9IO,7iO
9,O'3,4'0
Leather
1.441.100
791 .000
3.13,900
returns ot previous
Inc.
400.000
Boston
252.6(XI
283,1X10
574.600
2;o.ioo
4.500
360.000
97.200
4»4.4(0
991.900
308.0l«
G.^^l.fHlo
3.WV.I.J00
123.7(0
1R5,3(0
70,1(0
2'24,.3(0
Shawmnt
1,543,600
2,0J4 000
5,8S2,300
1. '.45,^00
.326.130
1,'2.400
5.*»^2.f;tl0
1,419,300
1,000.000
9O).(O0
3,II84,7(X)
4U,9''0
499,100
545,710
819,100
179.000
457.(00
459.300
IPC ,9(0
490.000
5(XI.000
;.5()7,800
2,08.5,100
North....
Bankol
5S6(W
lO.OO
i,ml.m
New England
&
143,?00
8(0(00
I.OO.COO
Shoe
ll,KO
1.4717
,1,000,000
2(«),(00
142,MO
no
750.0)0
1.100,000
800,000
Merchants'
Loans
8I9,6«1)
l.OOO.OOO
2,5i:.(0O
200,00)
1,000,000
1.600.00)
500,000
1.22J..''.00
16.81<)
LOOLOOO
'2,000,000
2,210,001
1,S90.V00
l,4»l,500
11.100
2,672,10)
Revere
.9(10
1.32.5(0
1.000,000
600.000
Maverick
Olrl
61,'
2.8'M.3()0
'.09.800
iiOO.OOO
804 .700
626,000
2.930.700
T953«S
MS.OO'i
445 108
)!4,l00
Security
383,i'('0
7(77,1(0
193.20)
95.6C0
22.6(H
41.700
149.2(»
165„'i(0
780,'(XI
f 5,100
2'24,00
47.6(0
711,800
239,700
850,400
I
2.07.i..'(W
I26,50J
105.100
21,000
hW.im
Hide* Leather
1,073,20
3,017.5C0
2.572.1(0
4.6(»i.40O
Increasa
|
we
2.^80.^00
8.152.600
1,500.000
l.M)0.O10
1.000.000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1.000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
132.IXIO
I.aX)
971.3'W
1.178,>00
4,200
S38,S0O
128,800
5,600
5,^1,500
542,7011
1,092,700
655.300
362,200
518,6I0
807,800
S9.10O
45,100
194 800
93.3IO
92.900
71.000
106400
1
2,477,900
1,654,(00
1,674,200
l,?72,2UO
1,108,900
2,460,100
937,200
8,403,800
4,902,000
9,711,000
9,321.800
S,58).600
I.676.900
4«;,-2llO
12(1, 1'.*
I.2;>i.4ao
'2.50.000
1.70».701.'
753',ilJ6
4.613.:<I0
«<'2.100
1.500.010
748.800
4,'i9.6()0
516,900
198,900
314.7CO
57 200
19,9;4
i
a'(,70()
Tremont
l,(O2.2t0
5.000.000
3,noo.oOO
deviations from
Loans
Sf""
jyoctern
Increase
Pecrcasa
1.475.5(»
530.9(0
60<.9(»)
3,OI5,.'00
84.820.200 279.032.900 27.(.93.S00 23.371.2
Kensington
DccrcaBc
— Below
DcpOHlta
Circulation
1
2..')92.1(X)
1.4*53)0
260.7(10
$30,495
789
200.0)0
5.883,900
4,361,800
2,.'.84,llfl
il.:tiiiuo
i;.l51.2.»
1.
369,100
506,100
»834.300
6,079,700
3OO.0OII
1.000.000
1,000,000
Dry Goods
Houthwark
tlI,3C0/Ql
tnf^n.Kt
$56,187,993 11,122,606
I.(»»1,()(0
4 2311.000
9O5.0t0$IO,4l'.2,10O
1,300
502,900
1.5UO.000
2,000.000
son.oou
2"n,onO
German American
Mechanics'
B<nk N. Liberties.
t42,753,732
298,000
1,3,000
52(1.000
Columbian
State
Suffolk
Traders'
487.61 Kl
5.10U
96.000
128.200
595.900
1.306 700
300.000
400.000
150.000
500.000
New York Coonty
North America
Farmers and Mccli.
MOOOn
IWjOW
MountVernon
week
5-<7.10O
New
CoinTnerclal
299,000
Mafi.ac.hnBelts
2.192.100
709.000
1,134,900
63,100
A
Philadelphia
MO;niri
i,ii*i>,aio
Howard
lO
following statement shows the
(3,U00,IMC Ml.MS.lXO
Manhattan Co
2,050,000
5,9 6000
Merchnnta'
8.1X10,1)00
6.580 SIIO
Mechanic
2,000,000
s.;9-.K(0
Onion
1.500.000
l.NM.ruo
America
8,000,000
7.«l'<.;«io
PhtenU
1,800,000
4.:oi.:iOO
City
1,000,000
5,797t«'0
Tradeamon'a
1,100,000
ai27,'i(io
Fulton
6rj,000
1.9^9.11*1
chemical
300,000
6.171..'HK)
M'^nhants' KichanKe
1.235.000
3W3 200
Gallatin, Natlnuai
1^100,000
5.57r>,;i.iu
Butcherji*
Drovera*
800,000
2,25*8.500
Mechanica and Vraders'.
600.000
1.9)1.900
Greenwich
200.000
92S.700
Leather MannI
600,000
.').t29..lOO
Beventn Ward
l.l5ci.2fio
300.000
Htataol
York
2.000,000
1.15:i,*io
American Kxcbaoeu
S.ooo.ooo
•.Wi.'.w
Commerce
10.000,000 23.a75,!KX)
Broadway
9.61o.l00
1,000,000
biercantUe
3,uj9,7io
1,000.000
Paolflc
1.977,SOO
422.700
Bepnbllc
5,609 300
2,000,000
Chatham
2,:i3,700
450,000
People's
412.500
1.364.H)0
North America
...
S.4U',9uo
l.ooo.ooo
Hanover
l.OOO.OOO
2.437.100
l^vlnE
2 l59.orx)
500.000
Metropolitan
4.000.000 1032'i.a)0
citizens
400.000
1.367.2UO
Ma>«aa
2. 46.000
l.OOO.OOO
Market
2.8!I3.5(I0
l.OOO.OOO
Bt. Nicholas
2.8.2.000
1.000.000
Bhoe <nd Leathur
I.OIO.OOO
3.4cO.O0O
Corn lixclmnKe
lOOVOOO J.CK.lflO
t;ontlneutal
2.000.000
8,881.900
l.t'f<2.900
Commonwealth
750.000
Oriental
l.'R::.liiO
300.000
Marine
I.«59.rio
400.000
Banks.
2,1800)0
Kverett
Fancnllllall
ATBBAea AMOUNT OF
Loans and
ClrcnlaNet
Le^al
DUcounls. Specie.
tlon.
Denoeltf, Tenders.
Canltal
Bt)W irork
18..
20.
4M,OI«
4,740
Khot
»7.9l9.-269 08
Banks.—The
YoiiK City
OAiiaa.
Jan.
Jan.
2r.,a)ii
2..'-)IO.1100
Hlackatonc
Boston
:
Not.
Dec.
Dec.
2.8»-5.(««
1,618,8U)
712,7(0
704.6(0
Broadway
condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for tbe
eoding at the commencement of business on Jan 20.. 1872
The
7,'^l.,010
1,0)0,,l«l(>
2S0,,'XXI
Market
»67, 109,093 53
m
4ie.u»
eoiuoo
;ssjao
Freeman's
Globe ..'.
Hamilton
19
961) .««9
.
.13,448,000
Balance. .Inn. 26
410.00
tllS,6ll«
i,3i3.an
imjum
Incrcaae
Itoylslon
1.205.466 71
>:r<.«i
1.400.000
140JWI
11 o,ow
Atlas
37K.6I8 Oil
238.2:9 99
232.S3'I 59
4.">4.4;5 16
903,333 92
23O,5.'0 TJ
2*r2.9:W 28
16;,, 27 84
478,I)M
l.l(l'l,0O)
MVrOOO
aa/m
l,038,.'44
|ie,;i83,ND
»7I5
01(1
152,429
407 0(0
deviations from last week's returns are as follows
Currency.
Gold.
»'..(W1.;01 84
1.445.9 7 01
!XI
422,33 •
315,406
169,635
355.014
1.357,818
H
'a..
Total..
Currenry.
»l,192.«07 38
S'iiXM 81
80(1,924 in
991,807 4)
879,589
782,790 36
M.UIU
'21
:
Monday.
7.10)
207.000
give a statetaent of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Cleariaj: House, on Monday
Jan, 23.1873:
Capital
Loans.
Boecle. L.T. Notes. Deposits, circnl*.
Banks.
SjIm
tioi ,500
K/¥i
a9-^ «n
9iyi
$1
»750,(:U0
$426 810
$23.3(0
»«5.ec"
$1.5 0.300
Atlantic
The
Saturday,
l,413.()(IU
iStfiij
I/)|!',I01
4.IW
Boston Banks.
41)<<(l41)<
>*"-ni"n
!, 784,(00
8,755.0)0
241)
1.000
Specie
Legal Tenders
*\)i^\%
874
20.00
851,(00
S 85,000
975,000
Loans
MMewx
mi te-StlX
4I^,(.,4H.
Franklort
Secnilty
W....
5.22K*5.fflX
B.Sli.jU.'i a*.S
Antwerp
Amsterdam
n<«nk of Repabllo,.
:
SdBva.
1(19XMJ19Y
109H«I01>X
60(layB.
Ul» alOilH
1,4«S,S«I
N15.»a4
275,,(l«)
Central
Quotations are uuuiiually us lullows, with sales at a concession
London prime bankers..
Good baukt'ni
Third
t(l,090.0()0
I
WO,,000
DUD.,000
600.,000
800,,0X1
1,000,,WXI
800,,oou
150,,010
2.'4l,,(0)
ComTTonwealth
Corn Excbango....
l8t 7s..
2d 78..
SbOck.
lOs
s
1!..
I«t
M
B
ro
63
10
SO
45
65
70
90
70
70
9K
65
10)
IO)
60
M
TkI
102
101
70
-.2
87
9:
311
m
n
m
m
76
w
8S
76
88
m
'lO
.
SO
56
42
78
80
20
45
1(0
83
!15
Rich., Frc'ksb'g
ft
Poto.6s
do
-do
do conv. 7s.
do
do
do 6s.
do
Rich, and Danv. Ist cons'd 6s.
do
Piedmont 8e. ..
d.
Ists, 8a
Selma, Koine ft I)., Ist M.,78..
Southslde, Vs., let mtg. 88
do
2dm.,guart'd6s...
do
3d n).,6s
do
4th m., 88
Southwest. lUi., Ga.. let mtg...
do
stock
Spartensbur, ft Union 78. guar.
S. Carolina RK. 6s (new)
do
do 7s (new)
do 8tock
do
Va. A Tenn. Ists. 6«
2ds. 6s
do
do
dds 86
West Ala.. 8s gnar
Wilmington and Weldon7s
do
Chft Kuth.lstni.end
do
1st M., 8s.
do
Past Dne Coupon*.
— —
Tennessee Slate Cotipons
Virginia
do
Coupons
deferred..
do
.
.
Memphis City Coupons
•
.
•
80
87
7!H
92X
H)
58
»4
SI
62)4
32
95
92
60
65
1.8
:»
92
80
88
M
M
I
.
—
—
.
.
.
—
.
.
,
...
H
,
«
[January 27, 187 2.
THE CHRONICLE
110
GENERAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Quotations In New York are made «1 the
Active Stock, and Bond, given on a Prevlons Page are not Repeated here.
Railroad Securi ties are quoted Ui a Separate LUt.
JPer Cent Value, Whatever the Par may be. Southern, City and
STOCKS AND BECUHITIKS.
Bid
STOCKS AND 8B0UB1TI8B.
NEW YORK.
Clove,
ft Pitts.,
do
do
do
do
do
Allon
do
do
(U. S. Bonds quoted before.)
State Bonds.
.10
Tennebsee Os, old
do new bonds
do
Vlrnlnla
do new bonds
do
do registered old
186«....
do
do
do
186!....
do
do
do
do consol. bonds
do
do
do dclerred do
Georgia 6s
7s, new bonds
do
7s, endorsed
do
do
7?, (iold
old
Cnrolina6s,
North
do funding Act, 1866.
do
1863.
do
do
do
do newbonds
do
do Special Tax
do
South Carolina '^s
,Ian. & July...
do
do
April&Uct...
do
do
do
Missouri 6s
Han.
do
Louisiana
do
do
Ohio
50
old
6b,
Chic,
63*
&
St.
50
Uii
ley.
sta
Marietta
do
Via
ilo
do
do
8s
88
do
do
do
62X
68
107
107
is:5..,
p. c. Ist
r>i?i^
Chic.
M
pref!!""
2d M. income::
*«''w
N. Western 8. Fund.
*
do
Int. Bonds
no
do Consol. b(k
do
do
Kxtn. Bdt
do
do
i8t Mort
Han. Si St. Jo. Land Grants..
uo
do convertible
BsL.Lack. & Western, lat'M'
do
do
2il M
Tol. ft Wabli, Ist Mort. ext'd
do
iBtM.StLdl*,
do
2d Mort
do
Kqnip.Bds....
lons.Convcrt
,1°,^„
„
Hannibal & Nap'<-9 ist M
OreM Western, Ht M..lf<w "
do
2dM. 1S93..:.
„
Qulncr
>io
Paul,
91
98X
Burlington
1U6
„
i;it
8s...
4th
5thS..do8s.
6th S.,do8s.
ft (:.. lOs.
.
.
.
Jo.& C.Bl. 1st M., 10s..
Mo. R., Ft., S. ft Gulf, stock.
do
do
l8t. M,10s
do
do
2d M., lOs
Leav Law. ft Gal., stock...
do
iBt M., 10s.
,,, Jo
Michigan Air Line, 88
Jackson, Lansing & S.. 88
St.
•an
1:5
99« loos
Ft. Wayne, Jackson ft 8., Ss::
Grand Rapids & Ind, guar, 7's
Grand Biver Valley, 88
92 X
821,
m%
Chic
1(>4>
102
99X
9:
so.H
101
96'
ft
Mich. Lake, S., 8s
Lansing ft L, M,
Detroit,
(Purchasers pay accru'd Int.)
Atlanta ft Richm Air Line, 8's
.Atlantic ft Pac, 6b, gold guar
ft
M. RU. 18tMS(Kil')
".
»o^ Cayuga Lake, 7s, gold
(central of Iowa, Ist, 7'8, gold
lOI
Ones,
103
lOOX
103
93>s
94
m
ft
Sd, 7's, gold:'
Ohio BR, i8tM.,6.(Kd)
Conn Valley,
98
100
do
10i)i
!Ij3
««
o.
Cleve ft Tol. Sinking Fund .. :S«
Jersey Centralist M., n.
''»
2d Mort.
PI..*"™
Pltte.,
Ft. W. ft Chic, Ist M.... ioik
go
do
2d Mort.
?•
do
o«Jno
84 Mort. K
I'o,
J«
m
(l3t)iU
1"
102
Omaha &
N.
Port Huron
•.6e'
do
Portland
ft
W
S.W..83, edl'd
gold.
ft Lake Micl
Ich end.
do
78 plain.
Og., Ist M., gold. 6s
,
7 3 10»
Denvcr(W.D).gId,88
Syracnseft Chen'go Val., 78, g.
Sioux City ft St. P.. lit M.. 8i.
St. Jos.ft
W»IWmV«lloy UtM.,
do
do
Mass., 1st M.,6,'83.
ft
100
1(0
109
109
98
99
9S
,65" no
97
;o2
20
95
93
20
99
110
BOliJ.ft
w»"W|«(")iiiiiM,T«jr4!Tflr,',,
Baltimore
do
do
do
93'
102X
90
6s,
68,
Loan
do
Pittsburg
do
do
old
T
new
do
do
S7X Camden
do
80
do
do
92 H
90
95
83
94
.
90
95
93
iS«
100
100
95
90
90
72K
90
97H
98
W
do
do
108
130
95'
:io
13714
5
ft
Amboy,
do
do
II'S
do
78, 1880.
Hunt. & Broad Top, let M.,
do
do
2dM.,
1,
X
109
98
100«
921>
93)4
90
?3X
5?
1.35,'
49>4
97)1
!^8S 34
PennBVivanla, Ist M., 6, 1-80.. too
0014
do
2d M., 6, 1875....
100
Debentures, 6, '69- "71 93
93
..,.., "J"
Philadelphia ft Reading, 6, '71. 96
"~
do
do
6, '80
92
6, '86.
Debentures, 6.
do
7, "SS
101
31).
113
do 7,gcn.M.cl910 lOOK
do
do
ilo
6,
do
6,
regls'd 1910 100
Bold, 1910.,
1910,
100
Pbllii. ftErie,iUtM.rgold)6,'ai
do
Sunhflry
*
fii'
do
do 7 p.c.,1 toSvrs
do ig bds, 7 ft 7.S0f
do
Covington ft Cin. Bridge
h
ft
D.. 1st M.,
do
do
t2
V5
93
100
7, 80...
'85...
2d M.,7,
3dM.,
8, 77..
Cln.ft Indiana, 1st M.,7
do 2d M.,7, 1877..
do
Colum., ft Xenla, 1st M., 7, '90,
Dayton ft Mich., 1st M.,7 81..
do
2d M.,7, '84.,
do
3d M.,7, '88.
do
do
do To'do dcp. hds, 7, 'Sl-'W
Dayton ft West., Ist M., 7, ISO?
1st
M., 6, 1905.
do
do
Ind., Cln. ft Laf., 1 Bt M ., 7
(I.&C) 1st M.,7, I88f
do
.lunc, Cln. ft Ind., 1st J<l.,i, '85,
Little Miami. 1st M., 6, 18S8 ....
Cin, Ham. ft Davton stock.. ..
ft Xenla stock
Dayton ft Michigan stnck ....
8 p c. Bt'k guar
do
Columbus
Miami stock
a
94
92
87
S5
85
83
73
70
P3
65
86
90
:;i8
40
II '3
so
95
86
86
87
77
72
85
10
87
9!
108)4
i'i
11
108 }( 109
6s, '82
to '87
do
68, '97 to '98
Water 68, '87 to '89.
do
Water Stock 68, '97
do
Wharf 68
do
special tax 68 of '89
do
'8'
Jefl"., Mad. it I,lBtM.(IftM)7,
do 2d M.,7, 1873
do
1906....
Ist
do
M.,7,
do
80
1^3
-,1
78
S3
78
HS
SO
77
82
78
94
34
90
S«
'.>5
81
SI
Loan (m.s.>fi,'S6-'a(Leb.Br.)6,'86
do
IstM. (Mem. Br)7,'70-'75.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Lor..
97
91
81
SI
lstM.(Leh.br.ex)7, '80- '8:
Lon.L'n(Leb.br.exl6,'9!
Consol.lBt M..7, 1898....
Jefl'erBon., Mart, ft
LoulsT., Cln.
ft
Lonisvllle
ft
lud
Lex., pref
do
do
T9
95
95
S7
S5X
Lonlsv. C. ft Lex., 1st M., 7, '97.
I^uls. ft Fr'k., iPt M., 6, '70-'78.,
Loul8V.Loan,6.'81
do
L. ft Nash. IstM. (m.B.) 7, '77..
3714
60.^
97)4
91
103
93
S7
101
6s
7-308
I^OCISVILIiE.
«K
do
do
do
Louisville
7. .
7, '75..
do
2d Mortgage.?..,
Oil Creek ft Allcg. R., Isf M., 7.
preferred
Ham. Co., Ohio 6 p. c. ongbds.
Little
90
95
Cons. M., 7, '95.
Junc.,Phlla.,lstM.,guar.6,'82.
Lehigh Valley, 1st M., 0,1873.. 96
do
do 1st (new) M., 6, '9«
Little Schnylklll.lst M.,7, 1877
95
North Pennsyl., 1st M., 6, 1830.. 98,'<
do
Chattel M., 10, 1887. 110
do
do
do
do
92
148
CINCINNAII.
81
84
95
. .
'89...,
.
do
100
53
78
3d M.,f
6of'83...,
of
SOX
ii'
Cincinnati 58
do
do
23'l4
vna
H
6 of '75.
6
86)i
98
86)4
doSd M.
Cln., llam.
108 >4'
95
69
2dM.,6.
95
i9
W.Va.)2dM.68
3dM.6s
lY. ft C)6,'77
do CouB. (gold) 6,1^00
Pitts, ft ConncllBV., 1st M.,7, '9f
1st M., 6, 188!
do
do
West Md, IstM., endorsed, 6, 'W
iBt M., unend., 6('90..
do
do 2d M., endoiBed,6,'90.
',3
6s, '85
Delaware, 1st M., 6
consol., 6 of '89,
Cam. ft Bur. ft Co., Ist M., 6
Catawlssa, Ist M., 7
Kim. ft Wll'niB, 5s
do
do
92M
,07),
10
do
Belvlderc
94!k
(N.
do
«iX
68, 1871
68, '72^
101
6s, '77-'8:
97
Compromise 4M8.
do
58
Funded Debt 6s ..
do
Park68
Ohio 68 of '73
do 6sot'90
do 68 ot '85
Baltimore ft Ohio stock
Parkersburg Branch
lasx Central Ohio
76
76)4
99 5< IUO'4
S2
SO
5s. 1877
19
96)4
135
20
Stock Loan,
do
ft
do 2dM., S. F.,'!,'85.
do Sd M., S. F., 6, 190(
do
do
do
do
PIIII.ADEI.PHIA
Philadelphia
111
Central Ohio, Ist M.. 6
Marietta ft Cln., 1st M.,7, 1891,
do
do
2d M.,7, 1896.
Northern Cent., Ist M. (guar) 6
80
Military
3?
79'i
103
99)4
98
99
98
lf90,
98X
42
63),'
174"
O..
Delence
6s of '75
18S4
68,1900
Baltimore
do
138
Massachusetts
ft
,)an.. A., J. ft
68,
do
do
do
150
f4
Canada
ft
Pennsylvania
do
do
do
do
9;!V
9S>4
,00
94.14
90)4
121
BALiTimORE.
'M'A
S3},'
ma
117X
35J<
13
10214
S6>4
Ml
96 >4103
!2
106
114
.13
115
14814 ;)9
Rutland common
do preferred
Vermont
Vermont
l-.2>i
do
pref.
do
Susquehanna ft Tide-Water...
West Jersey 78, Jan. ft July...
Pennft N. Y. Canal
103.1,'
92
:6
bO
;23
si,V
122J4
17
1110
8614
S7>,
127S
36
:i% 94"
:27k-
Morris (consolidated)
do preferred
Schuylkill Navlgat'n (consol).
Maryland68,
131
do
do
pref....
OldColonyft Newport
Port.fSaco ft Portsmouth
m-A
West Jersey
Chesapeake ft Dela. Canal
Delaware Division Canal
Lehigh Coal and Navigation..
J0I>4
UI2
Clev. stock.
ft
German, ft Norrlstowii
Wilmlng. ft Baltimore.
lOlM
Connecticut River
137
Connecticut ft Paesumpslc, pf ts
Rastern (Mass.)
109>S
Fltchbnrg.
137
Indianapolis, Cln. ft Lafayette
ut''
Manchester & Lawrence
.Nashua ft Lowell
145
Northern of New Hampshire. 117
Norwich ft Worcester
.24M
Ogdens. & L. Champlain
88X
99
Phila.,
Phlla.,
.01
certillcates...
79ii
79
82
1870..
Haven. us
North ern Central
so Is
North Pennsylvania
Oil Creek ft Allegheny Blver. i:g^
Pennsylvania
120 5i
PhilatlelphlaErle
63X
r.'4
Phlladeliihla ft Trenton
10!
101
Portland Os
96 X
Burlington ft Mo. L. G,,7
tux
Cheshire, 6
9414
Cln., San. ft Clev., 1st M., 7, Tl. 82^
Kastern Mass.. conv.. fi, 1874.., 98
Ogdeusburg ft Lake Ch. 8s
102V
Hartford ft Erie, Ist M (new)7. 34 5(
Old Col. ft Newport Bds, 6, '76.
do
do Bonds, 7;, 1877..
Rutland, new, 7
Verm't Cen., Ist M.,cons.,'7, '8f
do 2d Mort., 7, 1891
Vermont ft Can., new, 8
Amboy stock
ft
M
6, 1872
18'-2..
do
2dM.,6,
do Improv., 6,
Little Schuylkill
.Mine Hill ft Schuylkill
101
Sandusky
Concord
90
fO
90
99
.
'&
6s
C!n.,
99
do
do
98,14
Boston ft Albany Block
Boston ft Lowell stock
86X Boston ft Maine
Boston ft Providence
Cheshire preferred
International of Texas, 7a.goJd
Grand Rapids ft Ind. 7s, gold
Houston ft TexRB Cent. 7's gui
Indlunapolis ft Western 2d k's
ft
Gold
Gold
68,
58,
Vermont
95
90
Lake Shore consolidated,?
New
-
42'
7»...
Bllzabethtown ft Padncah, S'i'
Bvansvil e, T.II. ft Chic,7'8gld
I>ngan»nort. C.
80«
.\lleghany County, 5
.
™
89
90>4
84
86
8s..:
Midland Paclflc, Ist, gold, 7s
Mobile ft Moutgomery
ft Tol.. iBt M.. 1890.
92
Montclalr RB 01 N. J. 7s, gold
111. ft So. Iowa, 1st Mort..
Montlcclloft P. Jervis, Tsgld
Ualeoa ft Chicago Extended •67'
Vtlnncsotaft NorthweBt.7'BBld
lOilX
Northern Paclflc RR,7-30 gold
Chic. R. Island ft Paclhc...::' :03x 104
^^.Y ft 08W.Mid.B.l8tM.7(gd)
Morris ft Essex, 1st Mrrt.
"
U'5« Ne
Jersey Midland 7'fl gold..
Mort
166"
New, or Recent Ijoans
^ur. C. U.
,
.
2rt
i;4
.
7s.
8s.
S.,do 88.
.
'''.„ *0
105
105
16
do
do
S.,
S.,
si'
121
.
68
Boston
Land M., 78.
2d
Sd
.
do 5s,go1d
Chicago Sewerage Is
do
Municipal 7s
IsSO,
ft
Ilansas City
;o!
M..
scrip
Verniont 6s
MassachuBettses, Currency..,
'\rvil
.
79X
120
BOSTON.
Maine
e2>4
M. (In Neb.) ist conv.
Palmyra, Ss
Qulncy
97
ft
do
do
do
do
do
Burl, ft
101
9>
98
90
'80
do
do
do
do
do
Fargo
do
do
.
99
104
M..
ft St.
Canal.,..
New Hampshire, 6s
i
112
M.!' 1I3X
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875
Bellevue & S.Iils. H. 1st .M. s-'s
2d
ells
7's various...
Ills, 7's
7'8
,
91
Union Paclflc 1st M'ge Bonds!
do
Land Srants, 7s
Income lOs
?°„
.,,,
do
Keokuk
Hudson
ft
67
Wiicksllver preferred
at
Carthage ft Bur. 88
Ki «
Dixon, Peoria ft H an., 8a "*: ?
0.0. & Fox B.Valley 81
Qulncy & Warsaw, Ss
BE
111. Grand Tr ink
Chic, Dub.&Minn.,88.. lu-
91
92
guart'd hy'Mo.'.'
Central PacflTcgold Bonds
do
91
91
104
58
93
7s,
ist
33X
120
66 >i
Mariposa Gold
....
do
Trustees Certlt
St. L.. & St. Joseph, Ist. 68, gld
Lake Sup. ft Miss. 1st 7's, gld
Southern Minnesota. ?'i^ ....
Ruckforl.E 1.& St. L. 78, gld
Chic. Bur. ft Qulncy l8t M,78
96
63k
Atlantic Mall Stcamioip
,
1S7«....
28"
23H
Co
Schuylkill Nay., Ist M.,
87
93
gi
84
92 1«
'85
Catawlssa stock
do
preferred stock
Elmlra ft willlanisport
Elmiraft Wllllamsport pref..
Lehigh Valley
7514
47
40
50
Consolidated Coal
Cumberland Coal
Maryland Coal
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coal
tvilkesbarre Coal
loi'x
87>i
96
1876
6,
Boat Loan.S. F..7,
105
56
61
do
Camden
miseellancons Stocks
Delaware
M.{Lcav.Br)7, cur
ist
J6'
.
American Coal
various
LandGr. M^7,
ft
MorrlB, 1st M.,
!S8
101 J4 105
Ogdens.
T. Haute.
Louis ft
South Side, L.I
Toledo. Wab ft Western, pref.
St.
....
Inc.BoudSjT.No.
do
No.U
74K
144'
ft
do
pref,
Iron Mountain
do
i:>4
93
pref...
S.iratoga
Louis, Alton
(Canton
do
Denver Paclflc RR ft Tel 7b.
California & Oregon, 6's, gld..
St. Jos & Denver E.D., 88, gold
Danville ft Urbana. Ist, 78 gld.
Indianapolis ft West, 1st, 7s gld
10?
101
*N
II.,
St.
do
do
do
do
107'
&
10«
9S3r
126>< 128
prelerred
.Mississippi,
Rome, Watertown
86 >,
98
34
Si'A
97
96
93
7's, 188!, gold
do
State Alda 6'8.
Western Paclflc, 68, gold
m
KansaB
Pacific
1st
M., (gold) 7,
m<4 i06X
do
l8tM.(gld) 6,3. &D
107
do
Ist M.(gld) 6, F. ft A
—
ft
ft
Rensselaer
93
Central Pacific.
Mich. 80. 7 per ct. 2d .Mort....
Mloh.8.
I. S. F. 7p c
*T.
Ohio
22
142'
i. '78 ...
92
92
100
85
£0
S3
,
92
do
scrip,
Host (Stonlngt.)
Div., 1st M.,
Lehigh N avigatlon 6, '78
do
Lonnofl864, 6, '84
do
Loan of 1897, 6, '97
do Gold Loan of '97, 6, -97
do Convert, of 1877, 6, '77
161
New Haven
ft
N.Y., Prov.
93H
California Pac. BE.7'8, gld...
1872.
1873...
1874...
1875...
1877...
1878..
1874...
do
Morris ft Essex
New Jersey
New York ft Harlem,
6's
6'8
Delaware
66M
.
Cln., 1st preferred
do 2d pref.
do
1S75..
M
Joseph, Mo, 7s
San Francisco, 6s
do
do
78
Hud. R.7s,2(i M.S. F. 1883.;.:'
do
7s, .3(1 Mort., 187.n
Harlem, 1st Mortgii(^e 7s
do Con. M. & S'kg F'd6s:
Albany St, Snsqh'a, Ist b >nds
do
do
2d do
do
do
3d do
Mich. Cent., Ist M. 88, 1882
Alton
lBtM..7
Peter. 1st
&
New York
St.
Long Dock Bonds
Q. 8
ft St.
Detroit City,
1883
1880
1888
K. Ist M., 1877..
&
3»>i
7. "86
Bonds not (Quoted
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
94«
8j
1st M., 7s
Ga., Ist M., 78,
ft
Vf ITnlonTelc.
Winona
Cook County,
do 7s,3d do
do 7s,4th do
do 78, 5th do
Paclflo B.
Southern,
J.
Am. Dock ft Im. Co.
Railroad Bonds.
Chlo., Bnr.
Erie, guaranteed
68
ft
E. Tenn., Va.
1870
N. Y. Central 6s, 18S3
do
6s, 1387
do
6s, real estate...
do
68, subscription.
do
78.1876.....
do
78, conv. 1876...
do
78,186.5-76
Erie 1st Mortgage Kxtended.
do 1st
do
Endorsed..
do 78,2d do
1879
&
&
Haven
Cleveland, Ohio,
do
WarLoan
Indiana 5s
Michigan 68,1873
do
6s, 1878
do
6s,!8a3
do
7b,1S7S
New York Hounty, reg
do
do cou
Buff. N. Y.
Boston. H.
N.
coupon, '77
do
1879
68,
6s,
68,
68,
58,
5s,
Ss.
H.
the N. Y. Board.
Canal,
94«
do
do construction
North MisBoarl, Ist MortL-age,
do
do
2d Mortgage,
Jefi'ereon RK, Ist Mort. bonds,
6a
68,
6s,
ft
Albany City,
canU bonds.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Burl'n Div.
New York
Cleve.
ICs, of 1S76
onto 6b, 1875
do 6s, 1881
do 68, 1886
do
do
D..
72
ft
Marietta
i;5
140
Wllmlng. ft Kead.,l8t M.,7, 1900
S9X 89V
do
do 2d Mort, 1902.
2-.'3i'
22M Chesa.ft Delaw.,l8t M.,6, '86..
Long Island
100
2dM.. 8!X
& Tol., n-'W bonds
Cleve., P'ville ft Ash., ncwbdB.
do
old bds.
do
Bntfalo & Erie, new bonds ...
St. L. Jacksonville ft Chic, Isl
Sonth Sid , L.I, IBt Mort
Morris & E^^sex, convertible...
1875..
Texas,
68
W.
Minn., iBt M....
Detroit, Monroe & Tol bonds.
Lake Shore Div. bonds
do
88, Alab. & Chat. B..
Arkansas 68, funded
do
78, L. I!. * Kt. S. iss.
7b, Memphis & L. K..
do
do
7s, L.n.,P. B.&N.O.
do
78, Miss. O. &, R. BIT.
do
7s Ark. Cent B
do
98
86
96
t
2d Mort
Warsaw, E, D..
do
do
do
Cedar Falls
Uhodc Island 68
Alabama 5s
do
8s
do
88Mont& Euf'laB..
liUnols
ft
do
do
92X
Penitentiary
of IMO.
8s
Caliiornia 7s
7s. large bonds
do
Kentucky
do
Peoria
Tol.,
7s,
Connecticut
97
no*
S-IO
.
do
139'
Sioux City
Erie Railway preferred
Hartford ft N. Haven
Joliet ft Chicago
Dubuque
94J4
Uhlc. & Milwaukee Ist Mort..
107
Joliet ft Chicago, Ist Mort
Chic, ft Gt. Eastern, Ist Mort..
Mort.
.
1st
Col., Chic, ft Ind.,
-2^
Joseph.
levee bonds
Moi
92M
Clev., Col., Cln. ft Indianap .
Col. Chic, ft Ind. Central....
2dM
Cln., Ist
ft
Susquehanna
ft
Atlantic ft Pacific, pref
Chic. Bur ft Qulncy
....
7
do
tstMort
I.&M. d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Phila.ft Surliury 78,137?
Phll.,Wllm.*Bal.,l8tM.,6,'8
Westch.&Phll..lstM.,eonv,7
do
do
2d M., 6,1878..
WcstJerBeyj6, 18S3
(Not previously quoted.)
Miss., 1st Mortgaee...
ft
Railroad Stocks.
9451
Mortgage..
M
52K
63
6s,
6s,
I8t
Income
BTOCKB AND 8X0TTB1TIJEB
Albany
Consolidated...
do
do
2d
do
Peninsula BR Bonds
St. L. ft Iron Mountain. Ist
Mil. ft St. Paul, l8t Mort. Ss..
47
newbonds
new floating debt.
do
do
ft
Consol. S. F'd.
2d Mort
SdMort
4th Mort
Sinking Fund.
A>k
STOCKS AND BXCtJBITIKS.
common.
Nashville
R6
5S
11
88
59
72
ST. loris.
Long Bonds
Short do
Water6s,gold
do
do (new)
Park 66 gold
Sewer Sped al Tax (JB
St Louis 68,
do
do
do
do
do
6s,
North Missouri, IstM. 7s
2d M.78
do
Sd M. 7s
Pacific (of Mo,) IstM., gld,
North Missouri stook.
•111
«1
99
98
97 H
HI
90
91
95
10(1
<I9
98
Hi
4'<
do
,
90
Ss.
HV,
V>
HI
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
NEW COANM OFFERED.
Uailroaw Monitor.
new
A number
now
on
Ill
January 27, 1872 }
®f)e
tATKST INTELI.IOENOB OF STATE, VtTV AND
HAILUOAO FINANCED.
or
1. Prlf-en
tlie
most Active Stock* and Boads areKlTen
Full qiiotalloni) of all other Bocuripreceding pnfeH.
In the "llaukors' Giizi'iiu," prcvloimly.
tU'x
win be
foiiiiil
on the two
full Information in rt^gnrd to each
ihe perliuls of inlcreal pavnieiit. nlzo ur tlenominallon of bonds, and
niimeroui' oiherilelail!', are given in tho U. 8. Debt etatemeiit published in
Tiiit C'liBoNiei.E on the flrst of each nioutli.
i, Govrriiiiiont Securltle*, with
i»t<iie
3. TablPK nr Bank Storku, Inniirniii-e Stork*, City Railroad Mcriirltlp*, <ias Stock*, niKl City Honda, with iiuolationn,
he pilhlished Ihe
will
llrst
Ihree
weeks of each nuinth.
or all Stock* and Bond* are
(W The t'oniplctc Table*
pnbllslied
Saturday or each mouth.
on
tlio la*t
of
loans are
ofTered
the market, »ome of
them on very favorable terms, and we have no hesitation in faying that we believe many of these loans are sound, and will prove
to be excellent investments
but we would seriously advise oar
readers before they purchase, to have the advice and service* of
a reliable broker, as the new loans can always bo bought on just
as favorable terms through any stock and bond broker as they
can from the bankers who negotiate them. They should also
Investigate the merits of a loan to sume extent for themselve*,
and in making such examination use the table below.
;
The following is a list of all the princip*.l loans now offering.
In regard to prices it should be remembered that tliey are alway*
sold with the addition of accrued interest to the nominal price
asked.
I!SVKSTME!«T OF
MONEY
STOCKS AND BONDS.
IN
S
Purchases of stocks or bonds for iuvestnient are goucrally
made with a view of obtaining securities which will be perfectly
safe to hold, pay a good annual interes', and have some years to
run, so that the holder shall not have the trouble of frequently
seeking new investments. There are always numerous channels
whieh paities are invited to direct their money, and we shall
have occasion from week to weeli to comment upon nearly all of
them including railroad stocks, guaranteed stocks, bonds and
mortgages on Xew York and Brooklyn real estate, mortgages on
Western real estate, and the several classes of railroad bonds
named below but for the f repent, our remarks must necessarily
be limited to a few points of imtnediate interest in regard to
railroad bonds, which are now attracting the most attention.
As
to placing money on bond and mortgage upon first-class improved
property in New York or Brooklyn, wo are informed by Messrs.
Turner & Kirkland, of 21 Nassau street, who do a large business
in this line, that there is more money offering just now, than first
class mortgages to al sorb it, and busine-is Is consequently dull.
As to the security oflisred by railroad bonds we have heretofore
— o
•
o
i-
2
%
St*
I,
« c
them
as follows
o
oO
**
<'
a a
Is
»3
••^j.
=
•
obi'-s
EhOOO
•p3J(6S
':k
OOtJJ
Ci
^ X
^A
SSS
03
cnS
cnoo^
&sncF.di^ai<^Civ^
saaav
'Btuajo
pti»T
^
!5S
t.
•jnom.CBj
:
—Bonds
secured by mortgage on property which
would sell at auction, under any contingency, lor more than the
face of the bonds.
Second CI'ikh Bonds secured by mortgage on property not so
certainly worth more than the bonds, but having the absolute
guaranty or endorsement of another substantial company.
Third Clam Mortgage bonds similar to the last named, but
having (instead of an absolute guaranty or endorsement) the
security lurnished by a penuanent lease, traffic guarantee, or
operating contract with a resfionHible company, on terms which
make sure an aunual income sufficient to pay interest regularly
and retire the principal as it matures.
Fourth Clans Bonds of substantial companies unsecured by
mortgage.
First Clnt»
S-
o
S'£
—
classified
^
.2
into
—
^,
.6
o»ni
JO
a a
iiS,
i
§,
00
oct-i-
s lis
111
t-
<c«ot-t-t-l-t-t-e-t-t-cct-
t-L>-t-
:ll-'5-'^-
-p-
•
;
?-
^
QCt-
—
—
o
5 o
.S
•»S
a party wishing to
invest a certain amount of money in railroad bonds of old companies, will find it convenient to select from the full list of
quotations on a previous i)age, a number of bonds which are
selling at satisfactory prices then examine carefully into the
details of such bonds, the security upon which they are based,
and the sta'.us of their respective companies, as furnished, at
22
8
's's
«' 8
s =
S — S — kSS
4» 4» t» «» «»
a
««»
nunber of the Chhonici.e
of each month).
Then with
length, in the tables published in this
(and regularly oi the last Saturday*
the advice of a reliable stock and bond broker, he can purchase
those which are most desirable.
•oitra
lod
oq
quotations,
o; spuoq
JO ?u,iuv
the periods
a difference
upon which
interest
noq.\v
B8l|lU
:
00
:g
1-1
N. Y. Central
New
7"s, I87i!.
'*
7'»,
coav., 1876.
Erie Te, 2d niort., I87'J.
Eric 7's. 3d inort., ISAS.
Harlem Cons. Ms;. & S. F. 6'«.
.\lton & Terre Hante, 2d mort. pref.
Chicai;o and N. VV. 8. Fund
Do
do
let mort.
Do
do
extra bonds.
Do
do
Wab.,
consol.
mort. extended.
mort. St. L. (Ur.
cons. conv.
Chicago extended.
Eswi, 2d mort.
1st
1st
PATABLK
IN
Jersey Central,
IMtts., F.
W.
Do
Ist mort.,
Mou
pooj
JO soiiK ...
«t-,
5°*!
Do
do
7 3-10.
Marietta & Cincinnati.
Coi Chi & Ind.. 2d mort.
Tol.. Peoria & Warsaw, W. D.
Detroit. Monroe & Toledo,
ilorri! & ilii^ei Construction.
Kansas Pdctfic, Ist mort. gold, 6'».
Si. Jo. * Denver City, E. D., 8'agold.
Uockfoid, R. 1. & St. Louis, Ts gold.
,
BONDS OS WniCB >EMI-AKNL'AL I5TEREST 19 PAYABLE Di KARCB
income lO's.
Clevfland & Pitts,, 2d mort.
& St.
Jo., conv.
Del., Lack.
Pitta.. F.
Pitt!., y.
&
BulTalo
Western, 2d mort.
W. & ChL.
W. * Chi.,
8 p.
So
MM., mieil.
c.
equip.
1st M., series C,
Kansas
A Erie,
Pacific
new.
Land Grant 7"9.
&
Council Blnffs lo's.
Chicago & Mich. Lake Shore
St. Jo.
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94
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new.
2d M., series
St. I.onis & Iron Mt., let mort.
Mil. *St. Paul, 1st mort. 8'8.
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FEBRUART.
& Chi., 1st M.. scries B.
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e
poiaidraoo
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comes due in February or March
BONDS ON WHICH SEMI ANNUAL INTERBST
e
•
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next.
Oilena <t
Morrla Jt
o
a
n
a
g
S S 2iS SSS :SS28K
poiissi
3i per cent, in the value of a 7 per cent, bond whether interest
is just about to come due or has just been paid.
For the purpose of showing tliis at a glaiice, we have compiled the following list of all bonds included in our [New York
Do
Do
„-;=:_:—;
•XiijniDK
JO OJBU
of
&
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«b«ir4fr«^
o
An important point in purchasing bonds is to know
when the semi-annual interest is payable, as it makes
Tol.
«fr4^4fr
5
this general classification in view,
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THE CHRONICLE.
Ii2
[January 27, 1872.
STATE SECURITIES.
1871, by Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Conemi, -WashinBton, D. C.l
confer a great favor by glvliis «» Immediate notice or any error discovered In onr Tablcg.
[Entered according to act of Congress, In the year
Subscribers
iwlll
INTEREST.
Where Payable and
by Whom.
Date 61ze or Amount
Rate When
Outpar
of
Bonds. Value* st'ndmg.
Payablet
DESCRIPTION.
For
jilabamft :
State bonds
•7(l-'71
13,120.0W
J.&
648,001
677,200
49'.l.000
1869
1870
1S70
1870
1871
.
Arkansas Central
gold
&J.
J.& J.
J.
2,783,000
1,400,000
bonds
20year
20 year
IO-.jO year
do
do
do
do
400.000
1.200,H«)
900,00'
750,000
450,0
300,000
J.&J.
a
2,188,000
138.500
424,500
805,000
J.
100
1,584,800
958,0cO
1,<94,00«
g "
f
-^
'
LUX)
l,01-i(KX)
A.
rl
1,741,100
l,r«>
1857
1,000
1,(X)0
Mob.
KR
& O
A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
&
do
do
1,000
1,000
1,000
1S70
.
Atlantic KR. bonds..
do
do
do
do
Gulf UR. bonds
Allanllc &
Bonds, act of iMa-<h 12, 1866
Bonds, act Sept., '70, gold
Currency bonds
Railroad cndorsem'ls
Brnnswlck
Illinois
&
Albany
1842
1»I8
Var's.
—
—
.
do
500
RR
N. Y., Union Trust Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1S99
I'OO
19(W
1900
1900
Sacramento, Treasury,
do
do
do
do
do
do
1S77
1880
1883
18S4
&J.
Hartford, Treasury,
July, 1881
Jan., 1883
Jan., 1884
&
ro
do
do
do
O.
do
Satiaaa :
i;ivll bonds,
200,100
30,000
800,0(«
York.
do
D.
J. N.Y.,Dnniau, 8.
J. ft
J. ft
200,lXXl
4,000,0.0
•41&
18)3
J. &.».
100,000
176,500
N
Y..4tli Nat'l
N. Y.. 4tU Nat'l Bank.
N.
ft
J. ft J.
J.
D.
M. &S.
6
416,800
J. ft J.
2bO,0tX)
M.&N.
1(X),975
J. ft J.
do
do
880,500
346.000
5,500
'45
18.52
N. Y.,
Am.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ex. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
iS65
1'67
1870
1866
1869
1870
1869
1870
1869
.
1,000
600
IfW
1,000
500
h
o.*
•
3 5
""
I
May
1874
Dec, 1890
S
1863
1863
1S61
1868
A Uhlo KR., sterling.
do
do
converted
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, st'g....
d
do
converted
do
do
extended
Baltimore & Susq, RK
do
do
Annapolis * Elkridge RR
.
:>
Tide
W.
Canal, sterling.
do
converted.
„ do
Eastern Shore
.
RR
M.
6.
ft
do
do
JftftKOchuifetu
&
M.
80.000
750,000
2,410,000
B.
J. ft J.
Various.
do
I.(XX),0CO
4,(KX),000
M. ft N.
M. &S.
S.lXXl.OlXl
997,:)00
&J.
J.
13I,(XX)
500,ax)
1,000
3.l«X).000
1,0IX)
474,000
1,000
M. &S.
5I6.(XX)
A.
do
do
80,(X1()
M.
•im
750,000
do
311,00.1
525,IXK)
1,000
100 ftc
mis
fitfte
""
Lni atlc Hospital, ftc. Loan...!!
Lniiaiir. Hohpttal (West. .Mass)
Loan, funding Puldlc Debt
Back Bay Lands Loau
Union Fund Loan
do
do
Coanl Ilpfense Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
I'onnly F'-ind Loan
do
do sterling
&0.
Various.
M. &S.
F. ft A.
475,000
2.832.500
3,0*4,400
J.
ft 1).
A.
&0.
do
1872
Sept.. 1873
of
A
1852
1851
1854
1854
1857
1861
.;69,000
4'29,C00
9-.,420
773,000
215.62!
'20
5
131
3,6.51,398
100,000
1.000
6
6
"
J. ft J.
do
511,000
l(X),00O
6b.
500
220,000
•5g.
2.81«),n
Loan.curn>ncy. reulslcrcd...
Trnv & Greenf. KR, Loan.strrllug.
do
ilo
home
do
do
sterling
Southern Verinnnt Kit. Loan
Norwii:ti A: Worcrsler KK. Loan.
J'oslon.Harlf. & Krie KK.. sterling
Mari,„v Land improvcineul
.
.
<l
'6'.-'68
a
186.3
186:1
i,m)
888
!,IX))
'2(X1.I««)
•
ilOWtc
a, *c.
XM))
1864
a
'61.'«3
'58- '61
I86II
OO.'XX)
l«)
^^
6e
SB
5b
5b.
I
Sg
•5b
5.4 IBM
do
J.
M.&N.
J
.
TwoMllKon Loan
War Boniily Bonds
Marie Canr.l Bonds..
,.
ft
J
do
do
do
M *N.
do
M.&S.
A. ft O
do
do
do
Ilo
do
1877
1-T2
1880
Jnly,'ri-'76
July, '77 -'78
July, 1883
July, 1894
Loniion, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury,
London. Bar ng Bros.
London, Baring Pros.
Boston. Treasury.
do
do
London. Baring r.ros
Boston, Treasury.
23O,0C0
1858
1863
1865
I.IXX)
I.IXXI
18.59
I.OOO
160XXX)
I,«l7,nxi
4<3,aoa
81,0^0
J.
I.UIO
ft
Boston, Treasury.
J.
do
do
ft
May. 1891
do
Sept.. 1886
Oct
.,
'88- '90
April. '91-'98
'91-'94
April, 1890
.inly,18n
0(X)
$20,115,708 in unproductive securities.
tuieil Jan., 1871, were exchanged for
of
same tenor
Bonds
Jan., 1815
J.
a law of 1S62 all Interest on the debt of Massachusetts Is paid in coin, excepting on the war
loan and temporarv loans. In 1871 the debt was
The sinking ftands
Increasd about $'2",5(i2,»0.
number sixteen, and the securities held cost
$13,628,364, their market value at close of lagt fiscal vearbi'ing more than the original cost. The
loot) to noslon. Hartford ftErleK.R. is secured
bv deposit of $4,(XX),0CX) "Bcrdell" niort. bonds.
Th') as-icssor's negrcgate of real and peisonal
propertv In the Stale Is $1^91,9^3.«X). Ihe actual
value >eine *-',107,li0l.l 7. Taxation lu !871 was
$•21. S'S.'iB of which $6.6:H,IXX) wa' for Stale purposes, and $14,739,715 for uinnicipal. Revenue
IS slso derived Ironi a tax on Knvlngs bsnb
deposits, on cniporstlons, on national bunk
Slocks and from several oher sources, Thn
cr- dU. Ol Msssarhn'etts in the London market
(CUKoNifLii, v. 12, p.
is deservedly very lilgh.
2a.)
By
July, 1878
1873, '78
May,
ft.
-SS
1890
July, 1879
Tlio debt has been diminished $1.5tH.'^92 in 4 las',
Assessed vtluation of real and itersonal
years
pioiie tv, 18 l-'2, $6,10,OlXl,l««i. and rate of lanalion
2W mills. Sui-plus revenue is applied to purchase
01 bonds as fast as It accumulates.
«•
*' "*' *» ""1 IilOO; "• !*» "^^ ^.^
r. '250 A, imiftc;il,60
'. "'"O over 1.000
l^\
"""•Vl''T'
& Aug.;
M. ft F'x'i""
s., Mh cIi
ft Sept.; A. ft "•
Jn;
ft Dec;
Anril ft
D ju
Oct .'«.«A.,May
M ft N Mav «
ft .>ov.,
Nov oJ k
ft i^.,
" O 'iP"'
« "<-t..
from February; Q.-M, quart-rly Irom Marrh!
•-•
"
•
ena of remarks, la eacn caee .refer
to'ihevoiume
and pageof theCBRoNiC'iB.or toour Year Sook tor lS7i,coptalniii|;
'
"p•**^''
+ 'wh;n''A?uJ,'l,'"'rV'f
«,Srt'.'rir"?.i;"'*'i?,'fJ
inen mi/ni>ie —,i
T
j. stands
for .jan. ft Julv; F. ft A.,"t^!!'
Feb.
.
«
Q.-.I.,quart.irIyirom Jan.;
Q.-F, quarterly
;n-(,i<iij<.— The llgnres In braekou nt ilu
infb;inatlon u;ion the subject.
ni"-
new bonds
as old.
Jan.,-.9(X)
N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk
do
do
do
do
M.&N. do
do
do
J. ft J.
do
do
do
J.
1872
May,
Ilo
4lX).0i'iO
1«89
do
do
3,6'>9,1I2I
lasi)
Oct., 1898
July. 1874
ilo
1,0U)
Aug..
June,
Jan.. 1872, was .$611.'^65 ;
the municipal debt sink'gfund was $187,0;S0; $840,of dellt matured lu 1671. After ihe U.S. Supreme Court decision, Interes' was psld In gold
wns reversed, valuation In
till the decision
1810, $'224,812.'.XXI. tax 5 nillN.
The a si^ed vaiuatl.n of real estate in 1870 was
lOi^
$123.8»L916. on which the rale of taxation was
cents per $100; InconiB from dividends on raili-oad, canal aud other stocks owned by the St*le
was $104,610. The State has largely assisted
canals and railroads, and holds $5,552,97(lof stocks
and Iionds of Folvent companies, besides $1,761,450 in the sinking fund, leaving omy $6,000,055 of
debt, without any ofiset ; the Slate also holds
The war debt sinking fund
1872- ,8
«'ar., 1SS3
June,
June,
2 0.(X«)
42
p. 32^,403.)
Oct.,'7»-'74
966/i(«l
1.1100
;
US
liW
1910
Nov,.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
2,!152.4(X1
1W>7
•68'69
1870
;
Dec,18S3
Foston, Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
taxable properly, $406,275,778.
;
Dec, 1873
01)
:
rncwjil Ltran ''on<U
J.
ft
J.* ».
do
do
do
do
all
constitutional amendment limits the total debt
Direct dibt. June 1. 1«71, was
to .2.'i,l«ll.0(X).
^ir.MI. .1110; contingent debt. $6..'.73.6R3 temporary
It baa
$2,112,780; total outstandi"g, $26,517,763.
been decided, however, tliat bonds authorlz* d
previous to the amendment may be issued,
which Includes $I'26,(100 to Miss, ft Jlex. Gulf
$5»4.IKX) to N. La. ft Texas RR.; $2,075.1X10
Canal
)i..nds guar, for N.O.. Mob. ft Texas 1!K.; $,i,(»«i.«iO
bonds to be Issued to same comjianv 11.025.1100
(or more) to N. O.. Bntou R. ft Vlcksbnrg KK.;
$UX).t«X) subs, to
$ino,l«») to Siir.veport Hospital
Miss. Val. Nav. Co. Total real and personal pr'>mills, (v. 12,
Taxes,
pertv. .$1,220,000,000.
;
1899
1910
IV99
Dec, 1890
,(XIO
4
I
O
4,0!«).744
2,*49,0(X)
1,383..VI
1*6
'.\H.'6I
do
Dec ,1890
Dec, 1889
Dec, 1865
Dec. 1865
Dec, 1890
London.
1,000
I.OOO
ft
1SS6
1907
1875
1866 ft '88
1890
Dec, 1890
Dec, 1890
Dec, 1890
do
do
do
do
Baltimore, Treasury.
1,1X10
IKIil
War
do
do
do
do
Sg. M.ftN.
5g. A. ft
1,000
July. 1898
Dee., 1890
Pec., 1890
Baltimore, Treasury.
100.000
110 IXX)
165,000
»4,oon
1,1X10
London.
London.
1,687,.145
1847
Augusta and Boston.
Boston, Suflblk Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Augusta and Boston.
Faltimore. Treasury.
1,4W,146
18.18
1872
'72 fo 1906
do
do
do
N. Y., B'k of America
do
do
do
K. O., Ciliz'n Bk.of La
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., B'k of America.
do
do
do
N.O., Citlz'ns' Bk ol La
N.Y., Bank of America.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
The nomlnst debt of Kentucky, at the close of fiscal year, Oct., 1870, was $3,m'2,677. Sinking fund
resources at same time were $2,589,295. Valuation
189i
do
do
do
Q-J
KR. tax amounts
provided for extinguishing the debt.
is
1889
1886
N.O.. Cltbt'ns' Bk. of La
J. ft J.
+48,51K)
l,&55.3i5
'61-'62
'61 '62
'.""
N.
is $113,915,561 ; railroadjironerreal ettnte, $25V289,595. The 111.
to about $500,000. Bouds ot
1.71 Issued for relief of Chicago,
(v. 13, p 559.)
persona) property
Ct.
The viiluafion of real and personal property in 1870
was $92.01X1.000. Taxes are levied by conntles. and
vary from 5 mills to 1 6-10 mills. \ sinking fund
do
do
do
do
The debt has been rapidly reduced. Valuation of
Iv, $'25 516.012;
1876- '89
1876- '89
N.O.,Cltlz'nR'Bk ofLs
N.Y.. Bank of Amer ca.
2,288,888
1817
1838
1847
1810
1837
1S39
1839
1868
1867
do
House Loan
S.
ft
.M. ft
:
State Almahoua^; Loan
(13, p. 107; v. 14, p. 19,84.)
alter 1881
Frankfort. Kv.
do
1,(«X)
18.39
Bounty Loan
Southern Relief bonds
I>cfen-c
all bonds since
1F6K, to begin In March, 18!2. and ho ileis are required to pnsent such bonds to the Commltlee.
investigaiion as to the issue of
Jan., I'RO
Jan.. 1B80
Jan.. 1880
Various. N. Y., B'k of Aiueilca
66.5.(XX)
1871
Assessed value of pr"pe*ty iulSiW, $22->,119.,592. Rnte
ol lax. 4 mills.
Kent, for West, ft All. RI!.,
$:«Xl,llll0p, vr.
Al'iw of Dec, 1871, provides for
ft '4
•:!
•Ti,
'79-'SO-'l-'6
July,
.ny, 1886
Oct.,
ct., 1890
Topcka.
Various.
:
Baltimore
rale of tax'itiou.2 mills.
fionting debt, Jan., 1S71, $1,288,697.
Old Territorial bonds are not recognized. Real
and personal property assessed In 18<i9 at $'29,700.022. Ri«tH of tax in 1S70, 5 mils. Loan to J.,
P. ft M. R.K., is secured by mortgage on road.
Various
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,000
1,000
51-'61
Municip 0, War Debt assumed
being rapidly reduced by a sinking
Debt has been reduced since 1SC6 from ?10.000,000
to present ficures, by sinking fund purchases.
The 1861 bonds are pnvablc at pleasue after Jul v,
1871. and those of 1864 iifler Oct.. Is74. A-sesset
value of real and personal property, $322,553,188;
Jan.. 1878
N. Y.. 4th Nat'l Bank.
July
913,000
66,000
316.«X)
1,648,283
l,C0O
W.»r
hiU'iiK
do
do
1,(J00
1853
Jftilne :
CIv.l loan
do
J.*J.
971.834
318,000
45,(!00
102,(XIO
>
A
.Ian., 1872
&
184,1
do
..
Binds fundng coupons
Bonds to Boeuf& Crocodile Nav.C
do for relief of P. .1. Kennedy.
do issued to stnte p. nit ntiary.
do to fund tloatinp debtor State
do toMlss.&Mcx.G'lf Canal
do ISB. 1 N La. & Texas RR. Co
do Fchool held by Stat Treas
do to N. O., Mob. & Texas KR
SuBo.
Bank
1,000
M.
:
bonds
do
Bounty do
do
no
Is
luud.
Co
Q-J.
1864
Cha ity Hospital bonds
Bonds for relief of State Treas
Bonds in aid of various railroads..
Levee bunds
do
Mnrttl/inti
claims aitout 2.(tX\niHi acre s of" land under old hank
morigages. L'nfuuded debt is mostly held by U.
(C'HliOKlCLB.v. 13, p.'49S, 839.)
i,5i«),n,o
'61-'69
•01-'69
do
1
is $4.:l0O,00O.
is98
ft
3,UX),000
Mllitarv loan
Agricultural College
Lfniiaifina
and fundable,
S.
1887
New
M.ft N.
7.545,900
1,880,000
(to Chicago).
Ktntnuky :
Bonds to contractors, &c
John Tlllord, act
do
do
WiUtary purposes
do held by Board of Ed
old debt, funded
mle
2';o,ooo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1861 to 1869
do
perporal
;
LMider a law of 1869 bonds are issued to railroads
at »ilO,tX»lper
to land grant io»da snd »15,0OO
per mile to otheis, but limited to 850 miles in all.
Assessed val- alion of all taxable pioperty about
»13il.O(X).IXiO; rale of taxation, V:i nilllB.
St.ilo
Oct., 1891
Oct., 1885
Various.
F. ft A.
a
War bonds
bonds
do
do
do
do
a66.0(X)
SOO.lltO
3,700,0(X)
a f
1847
Klifnnded stock bonds
N rniHl University houdu
Thornton loan bonds
frte
lf99
1900
:
deficit
»8'.6,845
1870.
Kale of taxation reduced
A
Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Lond. or Frank.
1,000
500
1866
1870
1370
1870-71
July,
1871)
(to
1870
lute est bonds, inscribed stock
Revenue
ft
N. Y., Un. TruBt Co.
do
do
do
do
do
Gforqiii
Western
in
In 1871 Irom I'/i to 5 ndlls. Deflelt in receipts
last Osc I \ ear was f217,62) Auditor's estimate
of deficit current year, 1244,156.
law passed
Dec, 1871, authorizes a loi.n of 11,000,000.
.106,00
1H68
1869
&
value real estate
property, »44''.398.
Funded and
Florida :
Old bonds held by U. S. Govt
Due School and Internal imp. fund
Warrants bearing no interest
Convention bonds
State bonds
do
Loan to Jackson, F.
b
1881
1863
1861
1864
1865
g-g
._
non-taxable, 20 yr.
financial situation, and a histoi-v oC Alabama ft
Chattanooga KK. bond transai'tion
Assessed
1«86
1886
1886
18R«
1888
The debt
bounty bonds
1
The Arditor's report for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 30, 1871, shows the total debt to be as here
stated. The Governor's nicssage, published in
CliKoNicLE, v. 13, p. 7.19, and Andlior's report in
V. 13, p. ^39, show all details in reeard (o the State
lv''17,000
3:t),'00
1,000
],U00
1,000
1,000
1,000
1857
186U
do
do
1873
May,l'86
May, 1886
June, 1890
;
:
Soldiers' relief
May,
The
b
for deficiencies....
Connecticut :
War bonds, 10-20 year
T., Duncan, S. ft Co.
do
d
do
do
do
do
London, Un'on Bk,
do
do
do
I. Y., Duncan, 6. & Co,
do
do
do
.
N. Y., Duncan, S.
1X1,000
Si;,6',2
Floating debt
•
REMARKS.!
300,«X)
2,1
1,000
Civil bonds, sinking fund,
1
J.
do
do
do
do
82,.'00
1871
1838-S9
Memphis & Little Keck UI!
Little Rock & Fort Smith RR
L. K., Pine Bluff & N.O. RU
Sliss., Ouachita & Red River RR.
N
ft
do
do
June
473.800
688.000
61 .SIX)
1869
irnfunded debt
Ten year bonds
1,941,IXX1
1870
. .
Funding bonds of
Levee bonds
1606
IStM
1S70
1866
1866
186J
1866
1868
187(1
I
California
M.
$168,000
extended
do
Sterling bonds of 1850. rxtended....
ctcrllug bonds, extended
do
do
do
do
Kew bonds
do
Railroad bond indorsements
Loan o .Mont. & Kufala KK
Loan to Ala. & Chattanooga KR.
Floating debt, varrnnts a d certfs
do
do
Mi
Principal,
due.
when
eJEplanatlons see foot-notes.
I
;
;
•
•
,
.
..
,
.
.
THE CHRQNICLR
Janaarj 27, 1872.]
STATE
wUl confer a
Subsrrlbera
8 z« or
iUta
st^ndnif.
i
(fent
Whont
•*»»«'•
Loui
1,000
do
do
do
do
l^lnux Wur Loan
Itallroad Uond))(DOt recognised)
JfUitouri:
8Ute bond*
Coii«ollilati>(t ttoiidD
UK
A
RR
UR
BoikIr to Iron .MotiLtalu Hli
Pacific KK
s. \V. ftr. I'actflc
t>. W. Ur. Pactrtc KK. fgimr.)
ilaunlUaldfe St. JoHt^ph
UK
State bonds
do
d'l
•«S-«
1,0(X)
488,000
1868
1.000
1,000
1,000
J,W7,000
•MM!)
IJOM
501,0011
•&1-9
1,IK10
2,879.000
•Si-ll
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
4,990,01 Kl
186«
Whom.
1,000
i
taxable
b
IMl
,l.ft J.
St. Paul,
do
do
do
do
do
M.«N.
J.&
PriDOlpal.
.
6
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
6
6
6
7
1,456,000
1,589,000
3,0OO,0Ou
il
der Art cle. 7, Sec.
or Con-tltutton
oi
1 1,
',
Art.
I^A-t
Sec, 3, and
Sec. 12.
7,
lis
.
7.
)
I
Comptroller's bda iby Rev. stai's).
yorth Carotinn:
JiR. and Improvement bonds, old...
do
do
do
do
do
do new (not special tax)
do
do
do
do
Kandlng bonds, since war
do
do
do
Reglst'd certificates of literary fund
Peuiteutiary bonds, act Aug. 21, '68.
Special tax bonds
a
1,000
1,000
1866
1869
1861
1868
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
C*reffo;i— Relief bonds
Bounty bonds
do
1870.
law
1S75
18X)
I860
18S6
do
June.
ISSi.
1886.
do
f>nruylvania:
Inclined plane loan, April
10
6
b
M.*
18B
do
1?52
1S)2
May 4
Uejrister'd
do do
13M
Coupon loan of April
19(*3l,000rcg;
18V)
1861
1867
1867
I*i7
1867
1367
1861
187;
MiUtarvloau of Mav 15 (cp. & rea.)
Stock loan of Feb. 2 (rcKlsteredj...
do
do
do
do
do (cp. & reg.)...
do
do (reglsttre o
do
(cp. & reg.).
do
do (reglBtereu)...
CVmraberabu'g ctf ^ May z:, (reg.)
Rhode Maud:
War bonds
do,
South Oarottna:
Stotcstock
I8«!
1863
1863
186t
17W
-.
State House stock. IsMssae
do
do
2d do
do
d I
3
do
1836
1867
1838
18S9
1
do
do
4th do
do
5th do
Kundlnx bonds
Blue Ridge RU bonds
de
New Sttte
1861
1866
18S1
Iloase bonds
185".
do
do
Funding bill * receiva'ile
Payment of inter st
Fuudnjr bank billt
Conversion b
1896
1868
1863
1868
186^
n'ls
I<and comm ssion bonds
Fire loan b'^n'ls, i<tcrling
do
do
do
Metropollun Bk.
bonds of the Slate are held by the ppnna
nent school fund. The " .Minnesota Htale Hall,
road" bonds, which arc
rei udlated,
wrre
issued In 1868 to the suiouat of 12,2;6,UU0. Total
1877
ima
1879
1872
do
do
Ouncan,
The valuation
4
•i7-'«9
•8^•90
•74.'89
78-'89
1876
1876
78-'87
March,
1881
J.
& J.
& S.
A.& O.
Concord or Boston
do
do
do
do
Sept., •84-9
Oct., •7i-4
1,299,900
1,002,900
593,400
6
J.&
Trenton 4
do
do
do
do
Jan., •86-96
Jan., "97-02
J.
do
do
1,666
1,00U
100,
KlU.
100,
100,
&c.
&C.
Ac
&c.
1,000
1000
1,0UI
1.000
1.00U
30
&
50,
so,
so,
J.*
J. City,
do
do
N. y., Manhattan Bank,
do
do
do
Albauy.
N. Y., Manhattan Bank,
do
do
do
Albany.
1,537,«7 5 & 6
N. T. Manhattan Bank.
5
1,106,420
do
do
do
Q.-J.
2.257,300
do
do
do
do
5,150,200
do
do
do
do
2,099,000
do
do
do
do
473,000
do
do
J. & D.
do
880,000
Albany.
66,473
7
7
5
5
6
1,372.000
20,675,000
561,500
900,000
800,000
July, •7;-8
Jan., '72-84
50,
50,
30,
do
do
do
do
do
A.
100.000
396.000
112.000
i O.OOO
>g'•S-
9.'«1.«0
do
do
do
do
92,t50
7.S90..W0
90,100
do
do
do
do
r23.9i<l
297,3:6
1,000
I,UIO
UIOO
1,0Q0
var.
var.
rar.
Tar.
var.
var.
A
1,0.0
1,000
1,000
1.000
1.000
a
4 S.
O.
J. 4 J.
M.
1,019,000
200,000
B92.000
329,000
domestic
Railroad endorsem^'nts
York.
do
Y.,
F,4 A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury.
do
do
do
do
B-k.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Prov.,R. l.H.
*T.Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbia. St. Treas.
do
do
do
do
do
Q.-.I.
J.
J.
127,411
304,370
215,176
130,315
do
do
do
do
1,131,701
do
Columbia 4 N. Y.
Columbia, Treasury.
do
do
Columbia & N. Y.
t
do
do
do
most
!,
J.4J.
J.4J.J
4
970,000
230,000
11,600
500,000
1,100,000
1,-298,550
A&O
I
I
[ndeflnlte.
Oct., 898
do
do
do
do
London.
Columbia.
Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jan., 1837
1875
1875
y
Turnplku road stockH....
BankT
nn. 9toi:k
Railroad wtocks....:
Hermitaifi'! purchase
State<:iip[t..|
'
Idja?,
1>,Ib
7;
var
April, 1879
July, 1882
do
Aug., 1877
do
Aug., 1878
Aug., 1871
Feb
,
I8J2
Feb., 1872
Feb., 4877
Feb
var
,
1877
March,
1882
f prll, 1893
July, 1893
August,
At
1891
ole sure.
Jan. 1, 18T7
Jan. 1,1S8<
July 1, '8i-8'
July 1, '87-S9
Jul-' I,'82-Sr
Jnlv 1, •.«7-97
July 1, '75-79
July 1, 1831
Jan. 1, 1885
July 1, 1388
July 1, 1888
July 1, 1889
July 1, 18S
per
funds at cU se of fiscal yeir. Sept. *), !871, were
$5,159,793 for bounty do; f $l,80.-i.711 general lund
$1,654,226 canal debt
and $I9,13'J L. I. RR.; making total tdebt, less slul.ing funds, $-i9,-182.7l'2, i^r
$V,9'-»«.I41 Kss llian 1870.
Net revenue of canals,
$931,588. Assessed valuation of nil taxable prop;
;
erty is $2.052.5.37.^98. or about two-thirds of Its
actual value. Tax rate in 1871 n as anout iK mlilB;
for 1872 Comptroller advises i)i ujIIIs. Interest
on all debt except bounty loan Is voluntarily paid
In gold. (V. 11. p. 19.)
The gross amount
of the several Issues of debt are
here given, but thn value of bonds issued kIoc^
1865 varies so much fin the p irtlcular i-snes that
a reference will be found advisable to the detailed article in Curoxiclb, v. 12, p. ^63. Several
p'ans have been proposed for scaling down the
debt, but no (letlntte action has yet been taKen.
Total Interest overdue Is $4 987,il9. (For the
Governor's message see v. 13, p. 740.)
The total valuation of real snd chattel property In
1871 was $1,502,129,971, on which the 2.09 mills State
tax produced $4,35'',728, and other local taxes,
which are very heavy in Ohio, raised $18,601,660.
(V. 13. p. 840.)
<iebt is provided for
The
pay
by sinking funds, which
at or before maturity.
It
Revenue Is raised from numerous sourcf b, princpal y from corporations
Taxes are levied on
personal property, which was assessed in 1870-71
at $171,686,918. and the tax wss $620 619. Total
revenue
In.l87l, $7,197,915.
Knnded
debt diminish-
ed $2,131, S.'iS. Balance in Trcasurv at close of fiscal yeaf, $1.17«,8;8. state holds $l,l's4,321 In stocks
and $9,100,000 o! lallroiid bonds. Interest is paid
in gold ou all loans prior to 1867.
Any coupon
bonds mav be Ohautred to registered The bonds
due in 1872 ar* pavable at any time till u>7.
those of 1S77 tl.l ite; those ol 1RS2 till 1892.
Debt was
all crested for war purposes and is being
dhninWhed. The valuation of real and
personal property for the fiscal yar ending Apr.
1870. $ist,189.489. and tax oi 23 cents on $100. Total
revenue, $6:n.8SG.
Treasurer Parker. November 29. states the debt
brielly thus: Toral bonds printed by American
Bank Note Co., $2J,5 lO,^^: of which $3,072,800
were In State Treasury : $6,000,000 sterling loan
in hands of Am. Bank Note Co.; »3,!>53,20O destroyed; .indb.'ilance $9,511,000 were delivered to
tina iclnl a^ent In New York.
Of the latter.
$3.7(3,01)1) were In use as collateral for loans;
$.5 511,000 had been sold,
and $200,000 were to
credit of sinking fund. Old debt not converted
was$6,453.908, making total debt. $11,991,90^, without Including bonds pledged, r railroad endorsements. A Committee of investigation concludes
that »6,.Sll,O0O ol boids are an over-Issue, bnt
this view is not well sustained.
Taxation for
1871, rate. State 7 mills
county. 3 mills. Assessed value of propel ty, $183,913^. Defaulted on
steaillly
•
;
Jnlyl,'l863
July
1,
1868
1368-93
1893
1870-73
6
6
6
:%8-92
735,553
•2,172.000
6
4,083
Ml
5
I
JJ-S*
I.
to fiin<l Int.on above to Jan, 6.1
H'Ulrotul lUht^
Bon'ls end*r»ed for railroads
Bonds loannd to UU.'h, old.
Bds Is-tutMi to RH.'8 sinre '66—
Green Issue, no letter
= 3 1866-67
New serie-, letter B
•67-'8-'»
do
not I'-ttered
ae
Green l.-igue, no h.-ttcr
> «,«
Bds to lund Int. on abo 'e to Jan., '6^
Int. dueonallbds estira'd to Jan, "TX
floating debt—
BBauk of Tenbessee notes
1.000
1,0001
Interest January, 18;2.
total debt here
given
(vol. 13, p. 759,
Is.
8.39.)
according to a supple-
]m
iiptrolier. Oct. 21, 1371,
afier deducting hon'lapald In bv t ailroails.
this total debt of $»1.990,066, the Comptro'ler de-
From
ducts—debt of solvent railroads, $5,7,6,5.'i3 due
from railroads then sold. $5.2i4,U32; indorsed
bonds that will pay tmerest, $2,172,000. and interest, $130,320 int. 18 mos. on bonds paid In. $5»,590; estimated balance revenue due. Jan. 1. 1872,
;
;
$1,2110,000;
making
loial
deductions of
and leaving the net amount of debt
•21,i;i,387
No Interest now paid
1666
1863-69
1861
3,219,190
1,903 028
6
6
6
6
Toul
1392
1901
1900
1900
••>
valuation of lands,
other property
$205,.38<i,^77
$i.S028,475,
$19,961,590.
;
lots
and
taxable, $297,909,created, except by a
two-tlilrd vote wf the people. The rate of taxation was raised to CO cts on the $100 for 1871.
though since reduced to 40. but a tax hiu been
laid ou railroad raceit'ts, and on some othef
soorces of ix'venue. (v. IS, p. 604,fi34.)
03D.
$T2r513,*J43; total
No new debt can be
T1O00O
752,117
206,003
,
,
81,990,'I66
IBTi.
Bonds ani wjirrants for State govt
Bonds to syttl claims on State...
Penitfntiary debt
Front'er prutection, gold, 'M-40 yr..
Deflciency b<U, ander act May, 1871
216.611
74,000 5
130,000
60,000
1S0,O0O
IStO
18TO
1870
l»i1
Vermotu:
1A»
State owns about 91 ,000,000 acres of land, and
also claims, on different accounts against the U.
S. $506,018, which would he to that extent an oOSet
Va nation of property, 187:
to the deht.
The
S
&
8
New
«»,(»J
York.
189»-1910
1,1876
March
$299,461,517.
Taxes collected in fiscal year 1860-70, {;M,44<l ordl^
nary State expenses about, $295,757. June, I-Ti
$405,000 bonds were paid.
,
,„,
A
Uw f<ir funding << of the debt (except ster)
ling) was passed April 1871, giving a cerUncaw
•«««""'
forXpayaVlo, with interest, after a »»»""*•
wlthNVeit Va. About $30,aaw had
ed when a ^solution waa pmMed '» DS?'""?';
',.
1S71, stopping the proceaa and Of^f™*
;
coupon.
"
"
regfst(!red
Virainia:
Old bondH, coupon
"
registered
bondtt,
.
1862
IhSi
.
•'
3ii,ri00
J
h
coupons
rt'Klstere
"
sterling "
nt-rest tnnUable to Jan «7
,,"
line to July 1, 18?1
<ew PunllDK bouils Kir X of debt,
(.enineales tur
ot old debt
1866
1866
1867
1867
1867
tsoo
b
It
"h
£200
&
J.
100,500
A
registered
"
.vne
500,*
a
iterllDK coupon
„ *
"^
Pimdlng bondii
"
"
also $68,000 rontlngent dehl lo L.I. RK.,*
annum for Indian annuities. SlnklDK
Is
$7,361
Feb., 1882
Feb., 1882
June, 1876
\v&
-
B'if*
War loan
Debt waa all created for war purposes. Of the
first two classes of bonds the principal Is payable, $100,000 per year, within the duli-s named.
mentary report of the Oo
2=3
Treasury warrants
Loan account in New York
Total debt ot all kinds to Jan.,
TTsjrfM— School 'und bonds
to $221,603.
Debt reduced last year, $419,201. All the bonds of
New Hampshire were issued for war purposes,
and have beta steadily reduced In amount.
The
10^^":
mock
.
V. 13, p. 806.
will
TeiuiefivM:
^ i op
— s^^S
$900,000 per
'98- "99
Amer. Ei. Bank.
38,837
189,6ai
1,265,800
700,000
181,415
300,439
6,712,608
do
4
A.
On demand.
Oct. ,1898
\ew
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Harrlsburg Treasury.
(In
ilo
3:B,I)0()
&c
&c
J.
do
will.
July, 1875
July, 1878
At will.
Ji.u., 1874
July, i8T2
Var., 1873
Oct., 1874
Oct., 1875
Dec, 1877
Jan., 1900
Kaleigh, Treasury,
do
do
dj
F.4 A.
At
do
do
do
40. Phlla.,Farin.4M.
J.&
2.«74.1JHI
l.'i%.Oj(l
J.
A.* O.
J. 4; J.
A.& O.
A. 4 O.
J. 4 J. N.
675,591
1,600,000
4,095.309
2,400,000
(1,1&I
4S,4S0
3,-;S6,3-iO
do
do
do
do
do
A.it O.
J.&
April, ISn
April. 1877
Vew York.
& J.
A. & O.
J. £ J.
J.
100,000
11,407,000
A.
J.
do
da
do
do
do
4,738,900
6,639,100
2,628,000
1,739,000
2,417,100
1,T2I,IOO
&C.
&c.
4c.
&c,
1869-^ra
proper^
upon
and ijiteri'i't t«x 2X mill., making
Ordinary exDciiscs of the aovernm't sm
year, and Interest on debt
$lil61.216. The Hannibal 4 Rt. Joseph RR. provides the interest on Its bonds. Ifonds dne Jan.
1872. were paid In goiil.
The Governor's message, Hs to Anances, was published 1 Cbbomiclk
9 mills.
about
;
do
6
6
«
6
6
mills.
Total -fBluatlon ot resi estate 1870, $11,.3S0,11S
personal, $8,377,995: tax ($1 12M per $:00) amounted
March, ISTt
^tate Treasury,
».
.M.
5H
property In 1871 was
which the revenue tax Is
all
mills,
ti
^l-'88
Co.
of
f575,0(V,000,
MSI
do
do
8,
property, $85,406,377, taxation
Dec, 181
618/100
600,000
160,000
383 (MS
1849
loan, .\nr. I 2 (|:U,00t)reg.)..
do
do
do
do
do
.M.&S.
15
10
Oftlo:
Registered loan, piyablo after
v.,
Treaaury.
There
1.000
|
Canal Debt,
Stale debt
RBMARKB.t
vhen Due.
N. Y.,Nat. BkofCom.
do
d'>
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
('o
6
392,000
York:
Bounty loan hoDdn. coup')n
do
do
registered sloci£.
General fund debt— Aster t-tocfc.
18«-3:
do
do
deflciency loan.
do
do
do
18)8
do
do
do
1343
Various
Issups
uuf
N.
I).
!.&.}.
'^,ll«!.000
50O.(X»
160,000
1861
1368
do
100,000
100,000
90,000
100,000
2,275,000
•51-8
•57-9
13M
tax free
do
do
l.OUU
1.UU)
1,0UU
ei-:j
do
do
yew Jernty:
war loan boudb,
18m
lan
1867
1871
to rand floatt'ig debt
Uarnpuhtre:
XWar
loan coupon bondfl
d>
do
1,IXJ0
•57-«6
•56-61
•5»-7
KU
do
18(8
18S8
....
l^oudfl to Nortli .Mo.
I'oQds to Cairo
Fulton
HondH to riattti County
do
by
All the
:
State Uulhting
Coupon
SE(]URITIP:S.
INTERK8T,
Where Pajrable and
Amonut
Out-
yew
113
sreaC Itevor by glTlns u« Immediate notice of any error dlecover«d In onr TablM.
DESCRIPTION.
For czplAnatlon of all rf feroncw
foot Qoteit on pr«cedlDff page.
Minnt90ta
:
.
Sli
.
do
D. BoBt., N.n. Mut. Red'n
.Montpeller, Treasury.
4
J
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
I
.
X
187 '78
1874- -78
1886-1900
ia86-19ai
1886-1900
1886' ISOO
1W6-1ii-6
1876-1886
1877-18S7
1877-1887
1886-1901
"
veatlgatlinTlxii "as vetoed. JEl'.l.
1871
1871
100,
00,
Ac
*0
p.
^.000,001
10,000,000
.(.4.1.
J.4J.
Rl'-hinond. Treasury.
On lettlcm'i wtili W.Va.
to
oii
Treaaury ws. more than •"'55'«V,«,,i° J.^^
January Interest, bnt an ,«PPf^"' '^gS-JJf
n.
prop«riy In ISTl, $.366J16,«riO. ITvalue
.
.
1-
of
l:l», 4'29,
W»
:
r. 14. P- '••>
.
..
;
.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
114
[January 27, 1872
CITY SECUEITIES.
by Wa. B. Dana 4; Co., in tlie office of tlie Librarian ot Congreas, Wa«liingtou, D. C]
8nb«crlberB wrlH confer a great favor by giving n» Immediate notice of any error discovered In oorTaMeg.
[Entered according to act of Congress, in the year
DESCRIPTION.
1871,
INTEREST.
Size or
Bate
par
Value
(jent
For explanation, see foot-notee.
Oa :
Aiiffvita,
Var.
Bonds for various pnrposes
Baltimore :
CItT et'k dne at pleasure after 1890.
.Jail stock
Water
Var.
1858
\SH
loan.
Consolidated bounty loan
1863
1865
1860
1863
1853
1863
1368
do
Exempt
Pnbllc Parks rDriiid Hill)
Park Improvement loan
Loan to Bait. & Ohio RR
One million loan, Pitts & C.RB....
New City
Hall
ao
ISM
Consolidated loan
Court House loan
1864
Funding loan
Loan to Va. Valley K.R
Endorsements for N, "W. Va.RR....
Tork&Cum.UR.
do
do
do
do West. Md. BR ..
do
do TJnlonBB
iSTO
1871
do
Bangor, Ue.:
City debt proper
Penobscot & Kennebec RR. loan.
European & N. American RR
Bangor & Piscataquis RR
1854
1852.'!
i86!-'6S
1863
1864- '6f.
1866-'69
1,000
1
Apr.
1,1860.
1900
July
;i-'86
Valuation of real and personal property $9,378,965.
Rate of taxation. 2M per ct. The loans to Europe
& N.Am. BR., and to Bangor & Piscataqu b RR.
are secured by first mortgages on those roads.
18r2-'85
1874
1894
The population of Boston
187l.'85
190O-I9O1
In 1870 was 250,526. against
177,840 in IPOO. Valuation of real estate iu 1870 was
$365,593,100; personal property. ?;i8,196,8«(i; total.
$584,089,400, upon which the rate ol taxation v a>.
$1 65 per $1,0(M for State and $13 65 lor cltv and
County Total si^eclal a sessments were $1,412,025
Total amount ol tax, $8,6 T>.8fi2. l he net Increase
debt in 1S70-T1 was$i,J.'».8:ili.
The total debt.
April 80. 1871, » as $26,666,4.%, and the sinking fund
then held, $11,633,950. Sinking fund provisions are
ira-'TS
;sn-'79
snlHcIent to meet the debt as it nnitures. Tie
sterling firOO.OOO loan, negotiated In 1870. iietled
1875-'80
1875-'80
the city
On demand
187S-'79
1871-'87
1881-'87
188S-'86
lH74-'78
On demand
Boston,
do
do
do
do
do
201,5'10
i
1S85
.
450,000
4,000,000
2,523,000
2,264.000
S75,C00
;
1900
1.5,
July
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London,
394,000
836,000
250 000
1,290,000
1870
1869
1870
1870
ticle In
On demand
I
An
(irrencv.
lntcr<"illng ar-
Vari.
Boston.
1899-1900
ISTO-'SO
do
do
1900-1901
1890-'91
By
do
do
Brooklyn
1849.'50
1853
1855
1857
do
liability loan
do local improvem t
local
18.)9-'61
improvement loan
Mt Pro-pect Square
1861
loan
1857
1866
Soldiers aid fund loan
Nat'l O'd & Vol. Firemen's loan...
National Guard loan,
Atlantic ave.Improv. loan, local ..
Third street
do
do .
do
do
do
Gowanus Canal
18'i4
1~65
1862
.
do
do
do
Houth Seventh
do
do
Union street
do
do
Grand street
do
do
Fonrth ave.
do
do
do
do
do
Wallabout Bay
do
Bedford ave
do
local..
Kent ave. basin
do
\ auderbilt ave. improve, crtfs local
X. Y. Bridge loan. reg& coupon
Prospect Park l.>an,
do
Bushwick
irapr. loan,
av.
AV'ater loan
Sewerage bonds, continuous, locai
do
do special
do
Ass. fund bonds, continuous
do
Central ave. sewer bonds
L'harteKlon, S.C:
City stock
1867
1866
1865
1866
1867
1867
18B2
1867
1867
1867
1869
1869
1870
1860- '71
1837- "71
65,000
.W,000
150 000
92.000
133,000
213.000
90,000
552,000
25,000
32,000
40,000
167,000
135,000
373,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,001
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
18T2.'76
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1(187- '90
306,000
320,000
14,000
'24O.0OO
329,IX)0
771.0
278,000
195,000
a law of 1871 taxation for both citr and county
purposes was limited to 2 cents and S mills on the
dollar, on the assessed viiliiation of 18*0. The
Board of Estlmete in Jiilv. 1S71, state in their
published report that the estimate Is over $2,000.000 less t' an last year, or a reduction (rom
2,0(10,000
200,000
4,679.4«i
15,000
1,000
1,000
18T9-'81
1875
186J-'73
1881
imt>rovements (as marked local
tiibl"^) which he states is a Hen on the
propertv benefitted and must be paid by it
nont ns'obligations, $1,527,548, cone'sting ot cerTot ficatcs and $10ti.00O due CIlleaKO, Dec, 1S'.2.
$9,557,405 lor lotal
1881
In this
18n-'90
1871-'90
1877 '86
«_
tal debt,
lS71-'72
Dl>,
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
'.
is
property
a
a
Bonntles to Voluntecis
s
Boonties to Volunteers
T
To build Uijgieston Ave. 8ewef!!B2
1881-1902
Syrsfrdate,
do
do
1880
Bonds are mostly held within the State ol Soulh
Carolina, and interest Is paid In Charleston.
l!i69-'98
1888-'lll
Assessed value of veal property. Sept.,
to Cin. & Hills. lili
lo Little Miami RR....
F
.'."a
Eaton & Ham. RR
Covlngtf-n&Lei.BR....
ohlo&MissiSBlpnlRR
G
H
I
Marietta & Cin. RR...
Common School purposes, reg "m
A
Bonds to fund noathiK d.'bt.
Bdi! to 04 M RR to pur. whf prop'.ii
do for Common School purposes
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
tODnrrOHlestateforWorkh'seY
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
nnr Epls. Bury'gGds for park "
forexten.&imp. waterworks
do
do
r>
tl.,
do
E
f
:loatlng debt
A2
to build Workhou3<^.
Y'*
pnr.Orph. Aayl. gds for park.C)
forerectlon of a Workhouse
for waterworks
ci
tor waterworks
"c3
for Cornnion school pnrp'oscsPJ
for Common School purposes.?
do to O & .M KR to pnr. whf prop N
'tewater Canal.-A
I
(
,,,;.,
1850
1844
1850
1851
1842- '51
1854
1845
H35
1855
1834
1866
1866
1858
1868
1868
1868
1868
I860- '61
1855
1860
1847
1849
1850
for funiii 'K floriting debt
L
forexten.&Imp. waterworks.K
do
do
F
nnr. Orph Asyl. O'ds for Park.O
for Workhouse
for sewerai^e
f'^r linn,-,,,-
&
&
M.&N.
6
6
1867
1868
1853
s. v.
W
IWl
C4
1871
73-10
73-10
73-10
7 3-10
1
:
Water Works
Funding bonus. conT. Intel's
^^orparvalitt.—TUfi
sizes in
J.
J.
7
R
1-^
M.AS.
J.&D.
F. ft A.
J.&D.
73-10
73-10
'ivesewerBS
"
M. &N.
M. &N.
M. &N.
M. dtS.
A.&<l.
73-10
73-10
73-10
73-10
Y8
1
which
,1
J. &. 3.
3.
3.
J.
D.
4;,iKort ave... .17
f
Cotumbin,
& .T.
&
J.&D.
F.& A.
J.*D.
J. & J.
J.
18i7-'48
1847-'48
8
88
.t,l
.,.„ .iial
18H
115J00
Idas
159,000
bonris are issued: a, 500
Cincinnati.
do
N. Y.,
do
Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
J.
J.
do
do
do
do
do
*
M.&N.
M.&N.
Cincinnati.
A. 40. N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
A. &0.
do
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
do
M.&N. Philadelphia, Bank N. A
M.&N.
do
do
do
J.&D. N. Y., Amer. Ex. N. B
M.&N.
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
J. & D.
do
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
do
M.&S.
Cincinnati.
A.&O. N. Y., Amer. F.x N. B
M.S8.
do
do
do
-M. & 8.
do
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
do
M.&B.
do
do
do
P.&A.
do
do
do
J.
J.
and
&
N. Y., Amcr. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, Bank N. A.
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
D
do
do
3
do
do
&
&
1,000-
J.
J.
OmSj^oiS.""
-
>
6, 100. 600
and
1,000
;
(%,
was
1871,
personal, $51,670,609 (V; of actual
;
Total loss by fire estimate'l at $1% ftXI.OOO.
Raised 111 1870 on City tax ot VA per cent, $4,139.-
1874- '82
1882- '95
$23(i.R88,4O0
value.
ISSO
1860-'«5
1890-'95
79J:
County, Town,
State,
&c., $2,270,682:
special assessment. $2,856,852.
298,963, against 109,26'.i in ItCO.
ing fund. $557,H'».
1878^6
1874-'99
1872-'79
on
Population in
Amount
1870,
in sink-
1870, 218,900, against 161.044
rate, $22 00 per $1,(K». Tlie following
books ol the Auditor of Hamilton
Population by census of
Tax
Jnly, 1872
July, 1876
In 1860.
Dec,
County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed valuation of
the City of Clucimiati for ten years
1880
Aug., 1878
Dec,
table from the
:
1880
Jan., 18S1
do
Jan., 1882
June, 1884
Nov., 1885
do
do
do
March,
r^
1886
Oct., 1886
March, 1888
June, 1888
Aug., 1888
June, 1889
July, 1S88
Jan., 1890
Nov., 1890
9Ol
E ^
oo
H S %
s U 8
s % © !«
s 1
g
1
53
r?
f-
9..
^ u s « s 9
S ^ ^ H 18 S S.
'M
CI
iq"
*
ts p 8 i s s. 3
C«»
e-S
do
tr
art
April, 1895
do
do
March, 1897
do
June, 1897
Nov., 1897
Jan., 1900
June, 1900
;S2
-^
^
5?
\\
3_
s
-'
? s I
Oct., 1900
1908
Oct., 1884
Sept., 1899
March,
do
Oct., 1899
March
Ang.
1,
1886
15, 1886
Total debt of Cincinnati
Is
about
$5,066,000.
Inl,
$3,50,000 ' er annum.
1870, 9,298, against 8,062 In 1860.
account about
Population,
Columbia,
do
'
"
t l>'*«npaj/oWe.— .I.ft J.Btan '8for.r
Qnarterly ttom Jan.; Q.— F., quart..
I^e'?ly1^r,?eS:;V-^''.r^„-,.trn^,Jim*L^^^^
inary of the latest Information
'^'""""^ sominary
Infonnalfon in retard
*
rerard to city aaances
daances will
'
Co.
N.Y.,Am.Exch.N.:Bk.
.J.
l.OOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
I,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
&
do
do
N.Y., Am.Exch.N.Bk.
do
do
do
do
N.Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
do
do
1000
1810,
1879
1872
N. Y., Duncan, S.
1,030,000
3,790,000
87,000
3 593,0(0
i, 896,000
282.000
3,425,000
2,000,000
(In Jantiarv 18721
3'.Hi.-,"Ki
ji-alnst
al oul $aiO,-
claim tint the total debt
Population in
$32,496,953.
266.661 in 1860. Valuation of
000,000.
:
Water loan
do
.;;::;:
Sewerage bonds
do
Hlver Iraprovementbonds
VV.\
Municipal find School bonds
do
do
S. Park loan (not a bonddf Ch'go)
The Committee of Fifty
$30,66»,7118.
18(16- "95
1868- '95
1868-'90
1877
1901-'ll
1915-'24
do
do
var"
.J. * J.
nearly $8,000,000 to $6,000,000. The rate of taxation
on the assessed valuation of last vear, averaged
$3 86 on the $100. The rate has been reduced,
they say, to less tl an 3 per cent on the assessed
valuation of last year. The Wavor In his Message, states the debt to Dec 8, 1871, at »2l.2«5,0O0
for pub. Imi r'm'ts, less $I,'00,I55 In sinking fund:
1801
18l7
1885- '94
1880-'81
Charleston
5,142,000
51,600
«o,eoo
185S.'U
1866
1878
1875
18T2
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
148 000
1,800,000
8,238,000
8,224,000
l,CiOO
lS7i)
Brooklyn,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
321. (XX)
,
do bonds (coupon)
Fire loan bonds
.i
$3,8'i3,415 in
regard to taxation, by .Mr. Th.s. Hill, will
in the last financial report of the city
be found
1900-1901
London
:
City Hall loan
Water loan,
Debt of Willlamsburffh loan
1
000
Int. accoount, »7b,663.
Dec.3l,187; ; West. MiL BR. sinking lund,»:<17,323
and the total of the several other sinking funds,
$5,469,132.
Tlie amount of ("ebt on wliich city
pays interest is $13,023,066, as B. & O. RB. pays on
$5,000,000 loan Water loan Is paid i*v income of
waterworks, and Public
ark bv Ctly Passenger
Railway, and interest on *l,467.'ti0 by other con"panies. The assessed value of propertv in 18U1,
$202,756,140. Population in 1870 was 357,334, against
'212,418 iu 1860.
Loans are issued in registered
stock and are generally due at pleasure after the
dates of maturity named. The fiscal year now
closes Oct. 31.
Jan. 1, 1*95
Jan. 1,1890
Jan. 1, 1886
July 1,1884
Boston.
do
'X.
1875
1,
Sept. 1,1893
Sept. 1, 1893
Sept. 1, 1890
Boet.,Mereh. Nat. Bank.
Boston, 2d Nat. Bank.
1,W9,711
Boston Highlands
Consolidated St. Imp loan, 8t,rllng
Bondsfor various city purposes
do
do
do
Dorchester water loan
Loan
do
do
do
do
do
1,928,000
2,582,175
663,850
688,000
1873
May
Bangor & Boston
do
318,759
583,205
3,666,300
893,500
411,000
1858
;
city credit has been loaned extensively to railroads. In evchange lor their securities, which It
holds to the amount ot »11.015,9C8. The sinking
fund tor II. & O.RR.f.5,000,(i0() loan was »l.:r;9.f82.
July, 1890
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
274,700
560,000
1,000,000
60),tOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
1852-'68
Renewal City Debt
Bonds for Municipal Purposes
do
Ri»crui(lng purposes
do
bounty to volunteers
do
cltypurpose*
do
v.irIous
do
Roxbury war deb assumed
Renewal of water bonds ol '48
Water loan, sterling
ity notes (new main) Act 185S
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Beso.)...
do
do
do ...
do
do
do ...
do
(Dorchester)
Chirugo
h
18S3.'6IS
.
Various Trust Funds
Brooklyn
iOOJfcc.
City receipts, 1870, 1288,986
1372-'89
Baltimore,
i.8,913
5,000,000
2,211,068
410,353
555,566
185,723
6,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
218,400
891,616
137,414
773,900
1,000,000
724,500
500,000
1,650,000
117,003
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
(lue.
The
7,207,632
ne&c.
when
Augnsta.
1,855,260
10O*c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
lOO&c.
Principal
Whent Where Payable and by
Whom.
Pay*"!*-
I87r)-'8a
1887
100
and
1,000
:
«,
»
also over
I
000 ; /, 250: A, 100
;
i, 50,
&C.
be
iriv.i. i>uh
bo given
with references to more detailed stat.mcnte pnbllshed
U th.
:
.
.
.
THE CHRONICLE
January 27, 1872.]
115
CITY SECURITTES.
wlU coaAr
SnlMcrlbcra
DESCRIPTION.
• gr^tit tmvor by glvlnK «• Immediate notle« of >mr error dleeovered in onr Tables.
Date
Me
For«>pUiiaUon or all references.
loot notee od preceding page.
ul
Bonds.
IIVTBKEST.
8tze or
'rlnciral,
pal
Vail
alne.
l^en't.
Where Payable and
P'y"'
«
bjf
ColHtnhtig, Oa.
Savannah,
Subucrlptluos to various Hli. stuckB
Uo
dn
New
MS purposes.,
H.
CK.
K.
Bk
York.
Col. City Tieasnry.
.ilo
roupon
r<-.
whom.
BXUABK8.
.When Due.
Totaf debt. ItlS.BOO. Bonds are
all coupon, and *er«
Issued In small amounts as wanted City holds
some stocks and other property.
18Ti-'81
1891.'93
1878
N. r., Nat. Bk of Kepub
ColuDibue.
1873- f>9
N. T., Cent. Nat. Bank.
i»ri-'8i
1870, 79J01;
(1,178,000, against a debt
1888.''90
city taxes on real and personal nropertyln 1871,
«91B,207 ; In 1870, 1710,680; io 18*9, liiaiOM.
18il7.'88
Popniatlon la
Bona fur vtulfjus purposes
do Water Wk Co, (fu»r. by
uu
do forbulldluj! Ciiy Uall
Jertey, Ciiy
city,
do
790,000
uao-lD
928J00
do
Water loan bonds., conoon.
do
do
do
1852-87
196J-71
t,SUJX)0
lHM-69
73JXXI
BerKon
I8«tl-M
ISiD
t8«S-<9
401.1,(100
(K)
^cii.
^
do
do
K
III
.'nda
U
-"jnd»
:
....
ajo,(x)o
i'».OUO
870,000
1,888.501
V»rl.
Van.
For JuirersouvilleRR stock
School Houses
....
460.1100
Louisville..
l81,IO)
(48,000
382,000
33.000
152,500
120,000
2S«,0OO
900.0UO
154,000
144,000
1,000,000
173,000
150,000
179.000
135,000
236,000
1,558,000
Waterworks
Watir Works
Bounty Hind
For Improvement of streets
do
do
do
For school houses
Water stock
Sewer bonds
Itowuu*8. ^, whaii!
Elizabeth ana P. HB
WhAff property
Jallbonds
For old liabilities
School bonds
Foroldllabintles
RR bonds, endorsed
by
LottlsTiUe
N. T.,
til '91)..
till
nss)..
1,000
1,000
1.000
'.t
Jf.,„
N.
*S.
MM
Ala. UiJ
SeiC Ynrl;
Water stock
do
do
'n^t stock
Addl 'nr
Crorou -.
Croton i.
do
Croton
Aqueduct..
1
ck
Is
:
.'.
,'
Central
lids
.ck
;
do
•ht
do
du
do
do
Cen. Park additional fund stock.,
do
do
do
Central Park Imp. fond stock ....
do
do
do
do
do
do
Buil.UnL'lMriusti)Ck,No4
i:d8
li
stock
,- stock
I*'
->n
IJ..
•
I>t«.K tiDM.tH
18TO
1860
1885
1888
I'loallni^debt fund stock
Market stock
do
do
do
do
City Cemetery stock
City Improvement stook
relief
—
do
ism
im
bonds
do
1M>
coupon
'inda
'
..ids
'onds
.iiiprove. t>on<la
Fam. Aid fond bonds,
do
d)
do
do
do
do
Idiurij
.
M.N
.\
.r.lvenl'tfund stock.
<
N
iSTl
18)1
1871
1S71
fund stock
!
liullding fund stock..
lUionai Lroton water stocv
Pill'...
Ad
i
Y. Count!/:
If.
,.,,,..
.;.,.i
r-.., ,..,,,...,
2,500,000
3,083,200
1,766,800
115,000
1,183,487
151,000
250,000
1,500,000
2,748,000
75,000
40,000
1896
"154
Bk of America.
do
do
Mobile,
Bk
of Mobile.
do
do
do
do
N. Y., M»reh. N. Bank
Mobile City Treasury.
do
do
floating and overdue debt In 1870-71 was $l,0»i,of w^hich $534,250 was taken up : available assets April, 1871, $877,988; not available, $211,161;
valuation of real and personal, $34,542,319; tax.
do
lobt 1(630,000 applied,
do / yearly to Int'st.
1890
1884
1900
1900
190T-I911
do
do
18S4
issa
and principal
KB
pf 1869
'
tSM
if"
IMS
$481,832. Population. KOao.
Valuation of real etate, $2U."00.000 : tax, IK per
cenr. The Auditor's ^eml-snnual report, July,
1871, 'tales that receipts will meet current expenses. CI y owns $1,712,066 in assets. (V. 12, p.
.
498.)
ft S.
Ala. BB.
city and county, thoujfb Identical as to boundahave separate organizations and distinct
debts. The fouowingstate lent shows the amount
of ftmded and temporary debt, and the amount In
the sinking fimd at the dates named, as reported
by the Joint committee of citizens and supervisors:
Jan. 1,
Sept. 14,
Jan. i,
ries,
Description of Debt.
Total funded debt. .$56,858,879 $68,963,146 $82.n'9.158
Less sinking fund. .. 18,006,310 18,115.894 19,422,833
1880
1887
1898
1896
1374
1874
1876
1887
1895
1873
1873
1878
1873-1876
1901
1878
189t
1897
1897
.
Q.-F.
M&N.
Funded, less s'k'g f d.$38,852,?i69 $50,882^52 $62,896,825
Temporary cltv debt. 6.768.5?^ 10.52.'i,100 ll*i4,50O
City revenue bonds.. 1,848,100
8,080.000 11,814,400
8,88'i,200
County rev. b'ds, *c.
584,600
10,»1,800
Total tcmp'y debt.. $9,181,172 $22,491,300 tSl,3iO,700
Dec.
16, 1871,
Comptroller states total furded debt
temporary debt, $2f 25il,07 ; claims
at $87,371,808:
1
unBettle'l,$6AlO,ai(). Assets, sinklnir fund, $30,137,093 : cash In Treasury. $6,959,919. Tlie poimtBtlon
York In 1S70 was 9iJ.S!l, against 806.858 In
of
NcW
The following talde shows the progrras
~ in
ten years of property valuation and taxation.
1860.
« $ S S S 8 5 S S
2 E S S ?! S5 S
sssssses^^
m
o
1889
1889
1884
18J9
1890
1905
f i ^ ^ s
t
i!
s
i §
g"
s i
5"
g;
g i I p
I i
ii^.A
18W-1883
1873
18T8-18T5
1876
1890
1901
1872-1878
1872-1878
1872-1874
&
u
170.003
138,000
4,817,000
1871.
1871.
$48,016,796 $54,302,808
20,981,350 27,816,350
1870.
Funded city debt
$38,499,558
Funded county debt,. 18359.321
1907-l''ll
-
^
is
g § e i I s s t
s s i s § g 8 s i
p
?"
i
i 5 S S
1BS4-1888
187S-1878
1888-1890
1880-1881
1895-18^7
1891
1877-1879
1883
1887
1901
1884-1888
J.
J,
ft
J.
A,«
0,
A J.
I g
§'
s;
s:
it
i t s
t ^ ^
g g g i i
s-
s.
i.
§
i i i
I'
These figures do not Include special aaiewments for Improvements, street openmK. ac. Mi
anecllled
property.
(CHBCacii
r. IS, p. 393,
prjnclpal of
for Interest and maiuriug
WOOJW per
coMKTlCltr bonds of 1853, the sum of
hr
tax on real
raised
be
to
law
?SJf ft iequlrod by
made lor some
?JSi" special provlsloos are Kit
bonds,
interother issues of de^t as lollows:
and l-ir. „i iiorsonest by ^175 01 real estate tax
To provide
* J.
N.Orleans or
do
do
Van.
do
J. «! J.
do
A.ftO.
do
M.AN.
do
M.ftS.
do
J.*D.
J.
li R ^ t
18K-1893
M.&.N,
do
do ....
do
do
do
do
Old corporations
1891
1886
1885
July, 1899
Nov., 1895
till 1901
ISM
M.*N.
M.AN.
M.ftN.
M.*N.
M.*N.
M.AN.
M.ftK.
M.*N.
M.*N.
M.*K.
M.*N,
Railroad debt
Nov.,1900
July, 1872
1870
1075
1875
1879
1879
1880
1833
M.ftN.
MB
981,
1872-1910
30003
coupon
debt bonds
1888
Total debt about $600,00?, against which the cily
holds abundant assets.
N.Y., Howes *M.
531 9S3
400,000
3,787,000
3.000,000
450,000
6,900,000
8,907,939
1,000,000
500,0)0
1,500,000
266,500
300,000
4,253,500
3,794,200
l,3!5,0a0
3,523,800
1,750.000
3tock,
One MtUlon of
'80
•82t0'93
18 5-'96
M.^yers & Co
«»,000
400000
Repairs to buildlntrs. stock
^atwworks Loan
1896
75,000
451,300
do
do
hill. -in. liouds
Assessment fund .^tock
Ponchartraln
68fl38inl860.
8340,000
.,•)
)
:
The
:j,No.2.
1
Vay,
Oct., 1888
72- -89
Charleston, S. C.
900,0
i;
'
isifl
1889
85
1896
Aug. 1897
Bonds arc endorsed by N.
\fXO
i,ond».,,,
.
Of.,,^,.i,,i ,r.,,i
but advised that
&
do
do
do
do
N. Y.. P.
558,300
351,20]
853,'Hn
500.000
380,000
230,000
County Court House stock,
do
do
Sol. subs. Ited. bounty bonds
Sol. bountv fund hond«
g„i
s
s
May,
Hay,
Oct., 1898
•73 to "98
181,0M
do
do
Lnnatlc Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stoclc
Fire lelecraph bonds
Tax
all the city debt as It matures,
Its income should not be reduced, as the debt is Increasing. The total dcM
January. 1871, was t4,91U.OOO, exclusive of the railroad debt, for which the roads are lia'de, amounting to tl. 558,000 In three years, file AM of honda
had been retired, but the debt had increased
$2,012,000. Popniatlon In 1870 was 100,753 against
adequate to meet
1SHI
Louisville.
lOOOO
.
do do
do do
The commissioners of the sinking fund reported
Jaauarr, 1871, that the resources were more than
85-87
230,000
37,000
3,147,000
1,900,000
900,000
100,000
250,000
t,rra,oo3
1,075,000
920.000
490,000
450.000
8^068,071
899,300
275,000
990,000
do
Crotou water stock
do
do
do
C-i!'""
April, 1883
lMS-'84
April, ISSI
Jnlv, 1899
i,?;8,goo
do
1, 1891
Various.
.Inly, 1897
161.008
231,700
do
do
do
do
Xew
May
The
Mob.ct Ot. Norlh Kli
Trunk ULiilroad
Bui.
1874-79
1875-81
do
Bond-* fo (irrtnd
(:•
outstanding.
Varion*.
of America.
Memphis.
25,000
a,s 15,000
213.000
800,000
'
to
any dellnlto Information
In regard to the city finances, except tbt bonds
Jan., '96 19a
July, 1889
do
do
do
do
Louisville.
N. Y.
1873-79
doj
Funding loan, (gold)
Endorsement )!.&
)l.d L. Rk. R.R..
ABC (pay. an'lv
DEF (pay. a:i'rv
Bk
1)9.1903
Lynchburg,
Memfihti, Tnin.:
Bonds for various purposes
Post bonds..
W>
;
1877-99 It Is ironosalble to obtain
,
July,
Jane,
"75
N. r. Bk of America.
Bonds Va. & Tenn. BB
Bonds UK. funded Interest
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Luticfibura, Va.:
Bonds* rily purposes
Xohtle:
City debt
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
K. v.. Bank of America
N. r., .Mercantile N. Bk
17,000
92,000
B.B
Subscrlp. lustook.L.&M.
btrid(*r a, wliarf
l,-.i»l,900
N. Bk, Jan
tst
ao
do
do
do
do
do
do
150,IX)0
1810-1
1871
do
do ao years
Bergen auct IIu<laou old bonds
Lo'ilinlle. Ky.:
Jersey City,
do
do
.|75,0CO
Van.
.
Assessiufut. buikdH
Bonds
value ofWBtanrorks,
of |aS0,0D0 amonnt of
:
8ewcra{Ci' bonds, ron;ion
do
t
I
Xew
York
do
N'.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Orleans.
do
do
1893
1892
1893
18J4
1874
1874
1874
1873
188t
1K89
•ntoij
f
foni-artrsln RK., lni.,ly;^;-:
neenses $1,000,000 'oantjy K-lWof
!>•..
personal; 7 per cent loan of moi
if
,
reonlred by law lo he deposited
iumdsl)y levee dues pledged for luicrCTt and
princtpali 10 per cent bonds ot 1871. by monthljr
il;
I
t
;
1
—
.
..
.
,
.
THE CHRONICLE.
116
L
January 27, 1872,
CITY SECURITIES.
Sabacrlbera
-will
any error dl»coTered
confer a great favor by giTtng u« Immediate notice of
DESCRIPTION.
.1,Amount
Size or
Dat«
Principal,
Out
Rate
st'udiug.
^^Z
'ent.
par
01
For explaDtlon of all references, see Bonds.
foot notes OQ 2d page of previous.
Wiien
„„
per
5:!8,00O
157,000
ehUadtlplUa :
...
Bondslssued prior to consolmatlon
1355
do to pay lor stock subs, do
'55-'71
works.
do for extension of gas
do lor permanent Improvemts... 'SS'-TO
•68- '70
do (or park purposes
do for war and bounty purposes. '62-'65
•80'TO
do for municipal & school purp.
by
Payable
J.&D.
Varl.
J.&D.
A.&O.
7 3-10
6
wnom
New Orleans,
M.ft 8.
3.000,700
3,n00,000
355,000
When
Where Payable and
t
I
ITta OrtoaiM— (Continued)
Funding Loan ot 1869
Funding loan, 1370
Jefferson City, (debt aasamed)
Wharf Improvement Bonds
Trust Funds
do
do
N. Orleans or N. York.
New Orleans.
REMARKS, t
Due,
deposits out of current revenue. The total net
debt, July, 1871, was $18,838,634. Population, 1870,
191,418, against 138,670 in 1860. Mayor's message
1894
1895
1887-1900
Dec, 1880
Oct., 1910
given in Chbosiole,
—
PUiaburgh. :
Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt bonds and certifi- j
i
Gates, coup, and registered
Compromise KR. bonds (coupon).
Portland, Me.:
1870
1867-'69
a
1867
1867
1868
1,000
1,000
1,000
—
—
St.
do
coup,
Jose BR., coup, (gold)
Judgment bonds
Central Pac. RR.
do
do
do
do
do
'6.3,
'61,
WeaternPac.RR.'SS,
School bonds '66-'67,
Judgment bonds
School bonds,
l,0ilUe
500,000
600.000
300,000
186S
I8Ti
1,0»3«
'67,
1870,.
do
do
do
do
do
..
.
To
imrcliase site for water works..
Sub'Crjptlon to Op Ilka l(R
Purchase of Spnugfleld piantatlon
Subscription to Mu.'Cogee Rrt
Construction of Wiiterworks
Gaslight Co. Slock
1852
1854
1850
01 Savannih i.lver
Albany &OulfRR
Funding coupons^ other purpode^.
Redemption of bonds
do
do
Bonds of intern tl improvements...
1353
13)3
Improvement
Sav.,
gt. Joseph, ifo.:
Bda t« St. Jos.
&
St. Jos. ft
&C.
UR
B.
I870
1370
13, p. 21.'.)
31, 1871
.
City
;
A
'71 to '91
April, 1877
A
ft
f
J.
A
J.
J. ft J.
M.ft N.
7
7
7
F.ftA.
7
M.ft S.
27,310
99,00.)
500
500
198,000
5,000
62.500
a
9.17,500
h
402,800
117,000
319,500
500,000
Say. Treasury A N. Y.
S.T., Duncan, S. A Co.
July, 1872
M.ftN.
7
7
A.AO.
A.AO.
AD.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
'
J. ft D.
J. ft J.
M.ft N.
J.ft
.'.
M.A
N.
;
1S33
lS»i
189S
1881
1887
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. ft D.
i
7
7
7
7
;
TI-TS
J.
;
;
Population in 1870, 68.904, against 4!i.l29 in 1860.
Population in 1870, 149.482 against 56,802 in IS60. Real
estate In the fiscal vear ending June 30, 1S70, was
assessed at $69,776,603 personal property at $44,sinking
9-3,907. Total taxe< collected, $2,838,521
funds amounted to $;.S32,989. All the values for
San Francisco are given in gold.
1375
1888
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.AO.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
personal, $39,-
;
Rate 01 tax, $13 50 per
tlSm. Sinking lunds— bonds due in 1885, $302 041
11., P.& F. RR. I;l-3,6i9
Loan due In 1833. $90,242.
5)0,000; total, $101,585,800.
Jan., 1893
Jan., 1900
N. T., Lees A Waller.
San Francisco,
J. ft J.
J. A J.
Varl.
6g.
Jan., 1876
Sept., 1S85
do
do
do
J.
J.
vg.
500
5Q0
500
500
J.
J.
5
5 ft 6
Providence,
J.
ft S.
?i:
3«-
19,000
1,000
ft
M.
301,000
150,000
!'9,500
1,000
1860.'6
500
500
b
1868
h
1816^11
l!«0-6S
.
Waterworks
vol.
$382,199. Debt increasis protected by niort. on
,\t.-« St. L. I!R, $786,000 ;moit. on Portl.ft Rochester RR, $700.000 mort. on real estate, $895,000 ; and
also holds $714,300 of Port.
Ogdensb. KR. stock.
Value of real estate, $17,077,300; personal, $11,876,415. Tax rate. $26 per $1,000. Population in 1870,
31,413, against 26,341 in 1860.
city owns real estate and other property valned
at $2,763,930. Assessed value of real estate In 1870,
$11,861,461, against $12 219.140 lu 1869; total Income
in year 1869-70 tVom taxes and other sources,
The
May,
May,
1874
1S75
Jnni-, 1876
Feh., 1878
Ma
ch,
$1,191,222.
In 1860.
Population,
1S70, 28,235,
against
2-2,2«!
188!
Nov., 18S3
Dec,
1888
Feb., 1886
Nov., 1879
Juno, 1890
Nov., 1900
9&7
481,500
150,000
76,800
35,100
M.ftN.
6
10
var.
'Jan.
8'»,000
10
36,600
125,500
6
10
10
10
1,000
l.'O.OOO
500
300,000
var.
var.
var.
var.
2,539,000
778,000
299,000
482,000
456,000
210,000
399,0)0
417,000
316,000
1,091,000
1,219,000
.M,500
3,950,000
N. Y. N. B'k Commerce.
var.
7
do
do
Joseph Treastirj'.
do
do
M. AS. N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk.
var.
St. Joseph Treasury.
var.
do
do
J. A J. N.Y., Northrup ft Chick.
J. A J. N. Y. N. B'k Commerce.
Rev1870, 19,565 against 8,932 in I860.
all sources in 1870-71 was estimated at
$195,000. In 1870 a-sessed valuation of property
was $11,000,000; rate of tax, IH percent towl revenue (int. fund $136,487, general fund $31,146)
$217,000. The city owns $5(»,000 of St. Jo. ft Denver C. RB. Bto-k, $50,000 St. Jo. ft Topeka stock.
enue from
'80-'89
Nov., 1889
'80-'86
St.
;
1373
'78- •79
'8«-'89
•78-'80
$150,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value being
nal.
Public buildings Ac, are worth
$150,000.
Population 1870, 310,8M against 160,773 In 1860.
18T2
:
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
Real estate and public butldiugs.
Stree'. Improvement bonds
*
l«l-«6
bou<ls (old)
1811-.-i8
Bonds to Pacific Railroad
do do Iron Mountain RR
do do North Mo. RR
do do Ohio* Missippi RR..,.
Tower Orove Park bonds (gold)
Sewer bonds
Harbor and wliarf bond."..
1851-53 1.000
1851-57 1,00)
1851-55 i.o;)0
1852-54 1,000
1868
1,00')
1851-6
1,000
1852-6S
var.
1861-68 100, &c
Lafayette Park bonds
New
at.
J.
2'Ji,000
500
t>00
I858-'59
1866-'61
1863.'T0
1871
18il
Funding Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds
LouU
13.53
l'5:i
1899
Klver and Wharf Bonds
City Improvement Bonds
St.
IS'il
1369..
RR
Topcka
(Chronicle,
Population In
Den. C. RR.
Mo.ValloyRR
St. Jos.
6
5ft6
5
'
196,000
979,500
207,500
731,500
400,000
230,000
.
Savannah, Ga.:
do
do
6
1860.
Sinking fund Mhi-.Ii
ed in 1870. $706,000.
Nov., 1886
Nov., 1387
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
June, 1877
June, 1887
June, 1887
Valuation of real e-tate. $61,9»5,800
13%
185S.
*
1913
Boston Suffolk Bank.
do
do
do
do
Bost. Columbian Bank.
J. ft J.
J. AD.
Boston Sufl'olk Bank.
J. &D.
do
do
J. AD.
do
do
monthly
Boston A Portland.
A.&O.
do
do
6
'59-'99
York.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
375,000
l,000e
. .
do
New
Total debt, Feb., 1871, $3,785,591; RB. compromise
sinking fond, $161,000; do. municipal, $99,802.
Taxes and water rents in 1870-71. amounted to
$502,932. Pop. lation, 1870 86,076, ogiinst 18,063 in
'93- '95
and N. T.
I.:
Loan to H., P. & F. Railroad
Bonds f.»r public improvement*.
Recruiting and bounty bon-ls
Water loan bonds and stocks. ..
3an FranctHCO ;
Bonds of 1855, coup, (gold)
9. Fr.
Pittsburg.
Pitts., Phlla.,
J. ft J.
4-S
216,000
231,000
308,000
700,000
500,000
218,000
117,000
1,865,700
1393
A.&O.
7
72 to '85
do
do
do
do
do
do
6&7 A.&O.
2,167,379
18119
Philn., Treasury,
J.
J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J.'ft J.
J.'.ft J.
991,815
1,000
1,000
1,000
ft
ft
J.'ft J.
624,700
Loan to At. & St. L. RR. Co
do
do
do
do
do [Portland & Rochester BR.
Building Loan Cora'ers
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Municipal— proper
In aid At. & St. L. BK. Co
Providence, R,
J.
J.
8,330.230
1,725,000
4.445,000
6,705.000
5,405,400
11.650,0.0
8,751,900
v. 18, p. 806.
Total funded debt, Jan., 1872, »47,065,330 : floating
debt,t6,196,681. Sinking funds. »1S,153,545 ; valuation of real and personal, »^1 1,000,000; tax rate
of $2 25 rt-ported by flnance committee. Population, 1370, 674,022, against 565,529 In 1860.
•
.
.
In our Table*.
INTEREST.
water work bonds (gold)
" '
PauVH, Mt7ln.:
181)7-70
1,000
Revenue Bonds
6
6
6
6
6
1,000
8p«rc«ntbonds
6
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
A.
J.
12&7 M.ftJN.
7
M.ft N.
J. & D.
St.
I
Paul and
do
I
an
•75-'88
rate. Total debt April 11, 1871, $12,379,500. Anticipation bonds since issued, payable Jan., 1872,
I
County debt
$1,000,000.
$3,212,000.
Is
Assessed
valuation of ail property (about 60 per cent of
actual value), old city. $112,000,000 with a tax rate
of IX per cent ; new city, $1,000,000, with tax rate
K of 1 p. c. ; estimated Income 1^1-2, $3,151,489.
The sinking fund Jan., Ifl2 amounted to $920,908.
7i-';s
'74-'TI
'-4-'75
'72-'74
'TI-'88
•71-'76
June,
New
York.
do
N. Y., Jay Cooke
A
Co.
J. ft D. |N. Y.,Farn.L.&T. Co.
Varl.
N.Y.,P.M.Myer8ACo.
0.00:1
City
county gove uments and finances are aepa-
'71-'91
71-'86
'71-'83
do
do
do
do
do
Vail.
A D.
6g.
100,030
95,125
var
A
N.'.Bk Republic,
Varl.
Varl.
6
152,011
2
F.
«g.
3*1,312
Preferred bonds
Lake Superior ft Miss. RB. ..'...'.'.'.
8t Paul ft Chicago RR
N.Y.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
Varl.
«
nomiabout
'87- '90
Population 1«J0, JOjOaO against 10,400 in 1860. Total
revenue ISTtVil, $177,650 annual Interest account,
$61,232; valuation of real cstat", $6,620,178; per-
•71-'90
•71-'86
'88 *,'Vi
;
sonal, $2,213,985; tax rate, 23 mill'.
sinking fund balance end of
19U0
'89
A'90
Interest and
April 1
fiscal year,
1871,$®,077.
INDEX TO RAILROAD TABLES»i.
illAla.
Ala.
* vi„....,.*"*w^^,!°/^,"™^'"'*" K'^fn under the names of other* Into
^'"" **'• ''™"' "" ''"'=''°'
* Miss
Mu?*''erseta« A Meriffi"""''2
°We«er'f
A Tennessee Klver, nee Selma, Home ft D
Detroit
wblch they have been conaolldated
'*^''"""'"
*
'
American Central, see Chic, B. ft Q
Androscoggin ft Kennebec, fier .Maine
Central
if "''=;»
""'
'^'°-
-
Pacific,
Central Br
?;'
AH-HI;?."
'<'"^""''
^'s'o*StTsS^Va*,'iKd"v'i'"'i°T'en''n"'""' *
*'''"'"'='*
«e Marquette A On tonBen«fontaln«ft Indiana, »MCleve., Col., CIn
A Inrt
"aeon'
Marduette,
,?""»»'?• «« Harlem E.xton8SnOreenvtllo ft
Blue Ridge Va., ,e« Cliesapcake ft Columbia
Ohio
i^v!'".
Boston A Worcesto"
ircestpr. Her. Boston ft Albany
Florida '"
Kee Hrun-iwick
'
"run-wick ft Ail
A'ibanv
ll^.i?"!.'^'^^ e,
""'.''*i
we
Lake Shore ft Mlclilgan
S?,?J'Ri5l"i'
IC, ««e
B
ue R dge, S
M"nroe A Toledo,
see
Lake Shore* Mich.
Southern.
Detroit ft Pontlac, xee Detroit A Milwaukee.
Delawar.!, nee Philadelphia, Wll. ft Bait.
Erie A North E is ., «e« Lake Slioie ft Mich. South.
Flint A Holly, ,M^llnt ft Pere Mirnuette.
frank In, Pa., see Cumberlsnd Valley.
Great Western of Illinois, see ToUdo, Wabash
Western.
Greenville
Hudson
A Miami,
see
Dayton
Klver, see N. Y. Central
Illinois ft
ern.
Southern Iowa, see
ft
ft
.v.
A
Union.
Hudson River.
Toledo, Wabash A West-
Bnrllngt m, tee Clue, Bnri ft Onlnpv
^KtU^^g'^lo" """'K'""' «« Barll?gK'„"'b';dar
Central Ohio, iet Baltimore A Ohio
Western Pacific, »«« Central Haciflc'
Indienapolis ft Miidisoii. see Jcirersoiivlllc, Mad. & Ind.
Indianapolis. Pitls. ft Cleve., see Cleve., Col., CIn. ft
Indianapolis.
Kaiamazon ft Sclioolcraft, see L. Shore ft Mich. 8.
Kalamazoo & Sontli Haven, sec Michigan Central.
Kennebec ft Portland, -m Maine Cenfral.
"^ *
""' '"<!-• tinn. ft Lafayeltc.
i'SS'^gf
Lake Shore, '""^i'
see L. shore ft Mich. S
Lehigh ft Susiiuehaniia, see Lehigh Coal Co
*"''»n''lo". oee Louisville, Cinn. ft Lexingt*'""
8Stss?[rA*8*£':f?rtefrotTi''^''"'-'°»-
Long Dock.
gl?e';?.°y*ft'^«"iffvYl:^:'.^»(v%','t".1e"f^e*^*
Carthage
lnd'cettr?r'"
Chlcsgo
Pacinc.
ft
^*"'«™'
*
*Dei
•"-»•
««ColumV8.
Snathwditern, see
'^'ST?h/;'"sr>'i'e'rn*
9\lll-
^'-
ft
Toledo
"
»««
Clilc
ft
Island
A
*'""*""• '- Lar?/,l'o\eft
Lake Shore
"••
OojnmhlaA Augusta,
Hock
Louisiana
Chic,
ft
Mich. 8onth-rn
Mt. Vernon
'" Clove,
»<« Charlotte, Col. ft Auir
,e» Col., Chicago ft Ind.
Columbus A Indianapolis,
ton
ft
N., J., »«« Erie RR.
Missouri, see Chicago ft Alton
Frankfort, see Loufsvllle, CInn.
land
Manassas Gap
see
A
Lezlng-
Milwaukee ft St. Paul,
* N. Western.
r«
°' *" '^''"'•' Sandusky ft Cleve-
W-
C"""^-
Orange, Alexandria
ft
Manassas.
'lonnectlcut A PasBumpslc
ijltJnT.T'i.'
Cleveland, see Cleve., Mt. Vernon ft Delaware
«,f«
Kenlucky
Central.
MfJifi^ji'" ?,''?'f'"«'°"v;f«
Michigan Central.
S'Sf " A."'
I"'l-;''« Lake Shore ft Mich.
Mn-kSSil"* o *.
M
^'9V«f
Mllwankee ft Prairie du chlen, see Mil. ft St Paul S
Minnesota Central, .e« Mil, ft St, Paul
""?^- P""' * Sioux City.
^JirlP-'jfi *"IV;'''
M sslaalnnl
.
«->uncll Blnfl's
ft
St.
Joseph, eee
Kmias
Citv
'' St.
Joseph A Council BInflk.
Covington A LexIngLm, see Kentucky Cantral.
'^"'""' "" ""•'"'"Po""' BloomiJfon A We'.'t?m
B«rt»n, Xeola A Bo'lpra, let Llttla Miami.
A
Missouri,
now
In Clilc, H.
ft Btt-nbeuville, see litis., CInn. ft St. Lonis.
& Watertown, see Rome, Watertown ft Ogdensburg.
Quincy ft Toledo, tee Toledo, Wabash ft Western.
Racine & Mississippi, In Western llnion.
Rariian & Delaware Bay, see New Jprsey Southern.
Rock Island & Peoria, see Peoria ft Rock Island.
Rutland ft Burlington, see Rutland.
Sacramento Valley, see Central I'arlflc.
St. Joseph & Council Blufl's, se« Kansas City, St. Jo
seph & C B
Sandusky, Dayton ft Clnn., see CInn., Sandusky A
Cleveland.
Pittsburg
Potsdam
.
Sandusky
ft
Cincinnati, see
(
Inn.,
Sandusky
ft
Cleve-
land.
"-'"y- '"
MS?ili^?,''It ^l?""
M»rt nil^ H" ?"?»*&
New Lisbon, see Nlles ft New Lisbon.
N. Y. ft Flushing, see Flushing ft North Side RB.
Northeast ft SouthweslBAla., see Ala. ft Chattanooga
Northwest Virginia, se^Baltlmore A Ohio.
Oakland ft Ottawa, see Detroit ft Milwaukee.
Alleghany.
Oil Creek, see Oil Creek
Oil Creek ft Plthole Branch, see PIthole Valley,
Penobscot ft Kennobec, see Maine Central.
Peusacola & Georgia, see Jacksonville, Pensacola ft
Mobile.
Pi'dmont, see Richmond ft Danville.
Pittsburg. Col. ft Clnn., see Pitts.. CInn. ft St. Louis.
I, &,
Pacific
,{"'""" C-v?'- J»''i Council Bl,?ff,.
MohlTe"*
Or'S'^"'
Mobile
A Or.
at Northern, see Jlob e ft Montgomerv
"iBomery.
Mutcosee, me Southwestern 6a.
New H«T«a * New Loalon IM Shore Line,
San Franclsao & San Jose, see Contra! Pa'-lftc.
Saratoga & Whitehall, see Rensselaer ft Saratoga.
Scioto
& Hocking Valley, see
Marietta
ft <
Inclnnatl.
South Berwick, see Fortsniouth, Great Falls ft Conway
South Georgia ft Florida, see Atlantic ft Gulf.
Soullieru Miss.,
s« Vick-burgA
Meridian.
Southern Pacific, see Texas ft Pacific.
Southwest Pacific (Mo.), see Atlanlic
&
Pacific.
uhenvlilc A Indiana. .«<<• Pit Isburg, Cinn. ft St. Louis
Tallahassee, see .lacksonvllle, Pensacola ft Mobile.
Tebo ft Neo^lio. see Mo., Kansas ft Texas.
Tennessee ft Alabama, se^ Nashville ft Decatur,
T. led't ft Logansport, ««e Col., Chic, ft Ind.
Union ft Logansport, see Col., Chlr. ft Ind. Central.
Union Pacific. K. Xi\v..see Kansas Pacific.
Union Pailflc, S. Br.. .«« Missouri, Kansas ft Texas.
Virginia Central, see Chesapeake ft Ohio.
Warren ft Franklin, see Oil Creek ft Alleghany.
Water:own & Rome, see Koine, Watertown & Ogdenaburg.
Western (Mass.), see Boston ft Albaiiy.
Si.
Terk A Oamberlaad, <« ForiUnd A Rochester.
;
:
. ..
.
...
.
:
CHKONICLR
'THE
January 2J, 1872.]
AND BOND
RAILLROA.D STOCK
WH
(Voton-l «7oor41ng to net of OoB|[r«w, (B lb«7**rl9Tt by
B.
<iDb««rlb*ra irlll oooCkr a creat ntvor by clTlmc a*
DB8CRIPTI0N.
MUea "a
Amount
sjfl
Out.
striding
of
Road
For
full
Adtrmittarll:—} ftt
MortKa««
*'" T-l»tM..gld.gu»r. Ala
Alah
'
iii
""I
:
980,000
9 3.'O,000
2,678a)U<
3.067.800
1.000,000
1.000.000
l/WO 3,000,000
.154,»'»
a
90
2,266,800
a
194,(«0
1,000
8,809,000
3,900,000
48,000
1,00« 13,000 p.m.
1866
1M9
not Kuaronteeil.
'i»/ia— Htock
1.0t«
1,000
100
1,000
1,000
1869
iiillu
'
A10<:
lat
2^
oxplwiutJous, lee loot a6t«i.
'
Allmny Cily loan
21 morticage
3d iiiortKiii;e
18«S
1865
1869
Attsghanu ra//«v—stock
lit
U 'id M.(eiicn*iige*ble (or (en. M. bds)
G«D. mortgag«
1866
1870
Bonda
to State Pa. (I'nilaraed), 2d M...
lit M.. eaat. axtan., (In prOKreaa)
ArkaiUM Ctturai— lat Mortgage, gold..
AleUton, fantta
<t
Allanta
.f
Kchmoml
Air lAne
2,055,000
mortgago, Hki; fund (Olilo)
mortgage. akK fund (lUifr.ext.)
morlgago. (Franklin Uraucll)
2d mortgage (Ponn.)
Id mortgage (N. Y.)
3d mortgage (Ohio)
Couaolldated lat mortgage
Atlantic
it
1,001)
2.0.XI,000
100
l,V32.3ua
14,000,000
13,000,000
is&i
1868
1862
1839
183S
1864
1863
1862
1861
M
1867
bda (S. A. * (i.T exch'blo for lat
So. Georgia & Fl., lat mortgage
do
do
2d iiiortgaire
AU., Itlu. ± O.-lat mort. for »15.000,000...
Attanlic it flio(«c— Common stock
Prelerred stock
lat M., (Somli Pac.,) gold
lat M.,At.&Pac.,gld.oiiJ0u,000acr'8 ofl'd.
Ailantic Lt Si. Ui*ci'encb—i\.QC^
K«w stock, 1870
roriland city bonds. 1st M., akg tuud...
ad M. sterling, 5-ao years
do
Sterling bonds, not mort
|S,000 per yr
do
.
a
a
100
100
l.UOO
1368
1861
1871
1833
£100
£100
£:oo
"i
1861
1864
8,691,2
821.668
3,000,000
6
7
M.AN.
A.*0.
l.tJ.
7
M.AN.
5
Jan., 1873
J.'* J.
J.&.I.
atraet,
Road aaxiry only
I886
.
Albany loans (Alb.
ft W. stkbdge)....
Dollar bonda (WcsfnR. B.)
Dollar bonds
*M<.. CliiU. <t fitcnb.—ltt M., Agrlc. Br. .
B., C. & F. to F. & Worcester on consol'n
2d mortgage. 1969-70
Botton, Concord <t ilonlreal—f ne.Moc^.
Otbet- stock, Inclnd'gold dlv'ds A new stk
lat mortgage bonds, due In !8tj5
2d M. bds. conv. (71 m. <& tst. 22)<>
3d .M. bds. tonv. (71 m. * lst22X)
.
7,390,000
8,000,000
2,494.900
1 500,0)0
787,000
1,500,000
713,000
481.000
733,7l«
139,500
S71.30)
100,000
13.191.9I!3
"too
8,398,400
1,690.000
8f.
J.
J.
4
do
do
do
.—
H. Canal Co July.
do
Nov..
do
Oct.,
do
May,
1R95
1885
l.'ffli
N. Y.,Wlnslow,I..*Co 1879'ft'l893
do
do
March,1896
Flarrlsburg. Treasury.
New
&J.
It
J.
York.
Ian.. 1891
X.V., Lancft.'tter. B. ft
Atlunts, Ga.
Jnly, 1899
1877
1879
1876
1884
1882
458,500
140,000
1,900.000
1869
1863
1870
ISM
1862
1854
1897
100
lU)
1841
1855
1.000
isn
1,000
1,000
1,600
1854
1361
'69-
TO
A.*0.
Savannah.
J.&
J.
J. ft J.
J. ftj.
lombsrlD
Canal Co., for 99 years, at 7 per cent, pe
annum, on $7/100300—$2,900300 atock
balance bonds—lessee assantlDg the
terest on both. Net earnngs, $vI397.
In 186869, the State 01 Pa. exchange^
fS,900,000 or Sunbury ft K. RR- bonds.
for same amount of 2d M. All.Val. bds.
end. by Penn. RU. N.C.ft Phil. ftK Co.'s
Natearn'gst83I,951. (v. 13, p. 8!'7.)
Ktati: aid |».00U per m.; County. 1790 000.
Land grant of 6.400 acres ner M.. within 10
miles of track, and additional wl hln 30.
In iirogreSH
(ja. State endorsement declined. Stock subscribed. $400300.
Net oarnings liuit year. »98.l«)0. (v. 13, p. «96
TliiH was tlie lornier status. But under
the reorganization ot 1871
IWSlOOfm
1st Mortgage, to be issued in exchange
[
N. T., M. E. Jesnp
ft
Co
M
N.T. M. K. Jesup ft Co
do
do
$549.1(X)
5«
\'
2
6
J.
J.
J.
ft
ft
.J.
ft
ft
J.
J.
J.
J.
M.ftN.
A. ftO.
6g
M.&N.
:g M. ft N.
3M J. ft D.
J.'ft J.
N. T.,8hoeftLeath.Bk. Jnly, 1888
do
ft
l-hlla..
Farm,
do
Balilmore
do
do
do
do
O.
J. ft.I.
J. ft J.
ft O.
ft
Oct. 1, 1884
"Ct. 1,1891
Nov.
Office.
1873
IX
5
M.
ft
N-
J.
ft
J.
6
A.
6
5(10.0 '0
7
6
F.ft A.
J. ft J.
7
7
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
400.000
248.000
168,000
800MO
100
1,000,000
76,000
M.
h
ft
J.
ft
J.*
ft
Nov
Office.
$73,000 per
In progress. Bait, to Pone's Creek & a Br.
Capital atock. *&46,924. Cost of road ftc.,
about $1,250,000. Completeil, Nov.. 1871.
Leased. Stock dlv. In 1870, 5 on $1,000,006
Leased to Mane Cent.. 50 yrs Rt 36.000 pr yr
L'sed to .S.L, Aft T.H.. at 40j>rct, of eam'g
Floating debt. $771,622.
Coat of road,
etc.. 74. 125365. Net earnings last year,
$215,234.
,
1871
i?65
Jnly, 1875
July 1, 1875
18^9
Office.
1881
1899
1399
do
York.
J.
New
J.ftJ.
Leased to Central of Oa. for
Apr. 1. 187.'i
Aug., 1891
July 1. 1881 Consol. of.Vgr. Branch and Fltchburg acd
Wori-ester. Net earning l(inio*s.$S6,4J6,
1889
All expended in interest payments.
1890
Boston.
M."*S.
J.
Office.
do
Boston
1, 1882
15,i890
1, 1896
1S85
1837
New York.
Boston Office.
New York.
J.
J.
ncy bonos.
Jan., 1872 Leased to Ilousatonic. at 7 per cent, peryr
Nov.. 1871 Net Income for year ending Oct. 1, 1871,
$2,154,982.
(V. IS. p. 636: V. 14. p. 20.)
July, 1876
Co
do
Boston
1,181)9
i8'77
do
J.ftJ.
Net
earnlnirs 1870-71. $126,000. against $80..
691 lor 1S69-70. $2S3.(X)0 due In 1870 were
extended to 1875. Sinking fund amounts
to $281,000.
White -MtRR. and extenalon
(v. 13.
ft M.
44m. are operated by B., C.
p. 139.)
Company recently placed In bankruptcy,
and now managed by trttsteee of Berdell
Last coupons old boids paid
Sept. ISBs: none on new. (v. 13. p. 178,
mortgage.
624.)
3000,000
J.'ftJ.
3,233^)00
37,000
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
Jan.
A. ft o.
M.ftN.
3,930,000
M.ftN.
1,000
1,000
1,000
8,630,000
6 g.
A. ft O.
A. ft O.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
t.
2 850X00
580X»0
Boston.
Boston, at Office
1899
Jan., 1872 Operated with the Nashua ft Lowell, 69
per cent of earnings a d expenses to B.
18iS
ft L. 31 per ct'iit to N. ft L. 3 per cen1873
scrip(36<.000).p yable '7$ in sto'k or cash.
1879
Nov., 1871 Av dlv.. for 38 yrs 8.31 prct. (v. 13,p. t8L)
Nov., 1871 Report yr ending Sept. 30,1 71, v. IS, p. 807.
See CUBOSicLif, v. 13 p. 609, 741, in regard
Apr. 1, 1908 to Georgia andoisements, ftc.
Apr. 1, 189:<
Jan 1, 1896 Le,ased to Erie for int. on bonds, ftc.
Mar. 1,1881; Net earnings. $78,003. P loatg debt, t-148.663.
Feb.. 1872 Leased to Erie in 1863. lor 490 yni. at 7 per
Dec 1,1877 ce"t on stock and Int. and sinking fund
'''cep ror.il in repair.
Nov. 1. 1872 on bds. Lessees
,;..VtJ..5() p.c.
Mayl. 1919 Traffic guarantee wu,ii in
Jan .1872 Stock increased 50 er cent March, "il.
one new share
Every
shares
allotted
two
Jan.. 1873
at par, payable equally on 26th of March
Oct. 1. 1893
July 1. 1875 June. Sept., ft Dec. 1871. Land received
July 1. 1878 350.185 aces. Sold in 1S70. 118.796 acres,
Net earnings last year
for $1 369,172.
Apr. 1. 1879
July 1, 1891 $1.0ll.(M2. id and 3d series bonds have
July 1. 1889 traffic guar, of Chic. B.ft (i. (v. 13. p.741)
$8.500.ai0.
Stock.
L.
cr. 1.400/100 acres.
July 1. 1894
May 1. 1896 Traffic guarantee by Cb..i:..*. (,».. 40prcent.
do
do
do
Boston, at Office.
Boston, at Office.
N. Y., H. Clcwa
Co.,
ft
do
N.Y..E leR.
do
R.
New York.
N. Y.. Bk of Commerce.
do
do
J.ft D.
do
do
M.ftN.
N. Y., or London.
M. ft N.
Boston, Co. '8 Office.
J.ftJ.
do
do
J.ftJ.
A. ft O. N.V^., Farmers' L ftXCo
700.000
950,000
r.tt.\.
1,000
l.OWi
2,0 0,000
38<),0OO
7
1.(10(1
7g.
100
6,000/100
4,1(0,000
1,417,501
tl.k.
S,0-.7,000
a
a
a
a
Mch
Boston, Nat'l Bank.
N.
4,921,'i75
iik;
Apr.
York.
Boston
cur.';
1881
1889
do
Boston, at .Office.
O.
p."*'a.
200,000
1863
1HB6
IH68
1H««
ft
100
too
wo
New
999 years, from July. 186S. to
Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 5 per
cent on sterling bonda and 4 on stock and
annum.
l.'
Jan., 1399
phla, Co'.^ uttlce
Princeton, N. J.
do
F. ft A.
Boston. KiiUier, P. ft
Q-.;.
Leased for
1895
1890
Boston. 2d Nat Bank.
J.'&D.
M. ftS.
6
.366,000
1857
1IM9
O.
M.&S. PhUade
15,000,000
9,000,000
5,300.000
18.37
ft
v. 14. n. !0)
H73
Belfast and Boston
May
§K- M. ft N.
A.ftO. N. T.,8t.L..Al.&T.H.K. Oct.
l.'«),000
(Inc.lO.OOOae Id)
Jfiim— 1st M.,gold, s.f
Burlington tt Hn. rapci"—stock
Preferred stock
lat mortgage, on road « 400.000 acres land
Bands cour.intopref.stock(2dserleB)...
Bonds conv. Into pref. stock (8d serlea)..
Inc bds conv. to com. stock. (4tb series)
1st mort. conv. on Dranch.(5th scries)...
Convertible bonds of 1870, (6th eriea)....
Burl.it Mo. in \rl>raska—Ut M.,conv., I, gr
Burlington it Southwestern— UtH
Cairo it tuUon-ln M., gold., on r'd A I'nd
Cam^ten it vlni^v—stock
Dollar loan
Sterling loai, sinking fund (£369J00)
Dollar loan
A.
:
Leased to Pa. R.R., 99 yrs n-om 1864 at 7 per
cent, on $550,000 stock, int. on bonds. &c.
1, 1884
Oct., 1871 Several roads are leased by this Co.. and
operated in connection with the main
Oct"i871 stem, the net earnings last year.endirg
Sept. SO, 1871. were $4,006,300 en the main
1?I5
stem, and $4359.354 on the whole line
1880
and brai.ches. (v. 13. p. 788.)
1885
London.
Baltimore Office.
do
do
Baltimore Office.
ft S.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
(v. 13. p. 807
of At. ft Pac. and South
grant ot 1,000300 acres.
1870,
Pacific. Land
(V. 12, p. 4j3.)
l,)87-<
Dec,
M. Bk. July
do
July
do
A.
M.
6
July, 1888
Sept.. 1871
Sept., 1871
May 2, 188C
London. Gd tr. RR.
do
do
do
do
Savannah.
A.'it'o
6g
do
Portland and London.
do
do
Boston,
J. ft J.
A.
300,000
624,000
33,000,000
600,000
Brunswick <t Albany
1st mortgage, gold, endors. by Stnte Oa.
2d M.. skg f nnd .gold, not endorsed
Burl.. U. RnpiiU <t
1
tiuaranteed 7 per cent stock.
To be extended,
Consol. Oct.,
ff»2,T0)
"ioo
mortgage new (Bcrdell)
Buf.,CorruA PUtsb.—m Mortgage
B^^alo. Hew York <t iVle—stock
1st mortgage bonds
2d mortgage
730,000
93.000
130.000
1.100.000
995.800
1.000,000
499.500
745.000
600.000
19.664.100
127,000
a
do
new, guaranteed by Erie
Floating debt
Mass, loan, (secured hy ^4,0(10,000, Beril.M)
Boston tt Lowell— slock
Convertible bonds, 1853. coupon
Scrip cerlillcates
Morlgage, wharf purchaae
Doitoit it JTafiM— stock
Bost tt Provtdsnce—%ioci
.
ft
for old 1st M., dlv. bonds and coupons
and 25 per cent of dc* entures of 1861
»7,000.0062d M.. In exch. forold3dM. and
25 per cent of certiUs of 1864 ; 123300.000
3d
in exch. lor consol. bds. 35 p. c. ctfs
1861 and 25 p. c. ctfs 1868: 5p.c. prefered
iSl
stock for balance of certlflcates, ftc.
1883
('.13. p. 144. 3;i. 840.)
>
Reorcranlzatlon in 18(10 of Sav.. Alb. ft
Gulf. The Sonth Ga. ft Fla. B.R. was
mer^'Cd In this Co.. the latter ^assuming
July, 1887
the debt of the former, and Issuing to it
York.
London.
do
do
New York.
London.
do
AD.
1900
1,
July, 1871
New
A. 4 0.
A. 4 0.
h
Co July
London.
do
A.AO.
A.*0.
A.&O.
A.AO.
579,900
£W«—stock
.M
mining
I
f ,D. ft
N. Y.,O.OpdykeftCo.
1,710,900
3,873,000
3,723,621
Sinking fund bonds
Buff.Brad.A ««ji6.—G'l
to
T„ Doncan, 8. ft Co Jan., 1899 Interest now paid on endorsed bda by a
ft Oa. In currency,
Jan., 1C99
(vol. 13. p. 80S.)
„ „ ........
N. T., Bk of Commerce.1 Jan., 1872 Koad leaaed Feb. 24, 1870 to Del.* Bndaon
N.
J.'*J.
f.
REMARKS.
..
7
I*.
30Nasaao
I
Stocks,
lut Dlvt'd
5,d(JO,000
10,000,OIX)
100
\B«rksMr4~ttoc]t
i0o9ton it Atbanif—ttock
lat
lat
C.
Prlaelpal
:
Bahgorcl'V loan. 1st mortgage
Barclag CSwjJ— 1st mort. (lnc.2.000acreald.)
JBeWut it Moos€head~lat mortgage, gold.
BtutHUe <t Southern /(/(>i'j(s-l8t M.,skgfd
MsMdere Dtlaware—stoc^
lat M., bonds of Ism. iguar. by C. & A.)..
2dM.,
do
»>t, r
do
do
)..
3dM..
do
1857, (
do
do
)..
Boston, I{ar{fortS tt
1st mortgage, old
3.»i3.
18K
1»7U. sterling, £sOO,COO
Piacataquii
100
100
1890
18SS
1870
1855
1853
183S
1869
Balllmoie loan. 1835-10
N. W. Va., 2d mortgage. 11.3
N. W.Va.sd mortgage, 1853-85...,
Bait.A Potomac— \at mort.. gold.
'
sx
464.000
300,000
,
1850
1353
<*
J. 1,3.
1,771353
U3J0O
100
.
Preferred stock
l^aahlngtoa branch
Loan. 13.)5. sinking fund
Bangor
l.&i.
8
•22,697,432
100
Augusta ct i^»an;taA—stock
Bonds
Bnld Eagit FaJtey— Ut M.. s. f
2d mortgage
Baltimore^ OA40—stock
CoBfr«u,WHhtBgUii,D.
wben 0ne,
by Wfiom.
N. T.,
7
8
J.
j
100
Sect'l.
do
do
do
p«^t p;;;g,vI
7g.
«r
Bondt,
INTERB8T OB DIVIDBNOB.
Wben
Wlicre Payable and
Rate
t63»7,e05
Ou{/'— common atock
do
Ubrwlaa
Immediate notice or any error diaeorered In oar Tabl*a.
J. ft J.
Uuaranteed stock..
ConaoUd, lat mortgaire
SIM.
LIST.
Af tb*
ttia offlc*
;
1870
y*)(ii<—stock.
AilaHtlCit (Irmt O'osr'^i'n— Cortltoof deben.
Certlflciitfs of (lubnntures
lat inurtKOKe. HkK fund (Pa.)
latiiiortKago.skK ftrnd (S. V.)
lat
lat
lat
CO^In
:
lat uiorttfiiKo
AUauUi <e1r?w
DANA A
Sania /»
latH.,Ki>ia, »l9.oa0per mile
117
t.
i
V
»
.
:
do
do
J.ftJ.
do
do
J.ftJ.
do
do
A. ft O.
do
do
\m
4'<0,900
8f. J.ftJ.
Boston. Co.'a Office.
1870
a
8 f. J.ftJ.
7!8J0n
do
do
IIW.I
5.5()0/)00
8f. J.ftJ.
1871
1,0(«1 iO.UOOp.m
8
M. ft N. Boston, E. Smith ft Bro.
I8ni
Jan 1.1891 l.'nd L'r. 2.000,000 acres, (v. IS.-p. U6' )
8,0clO.(WO
J.ftJ.
Phl'adclphla
Office.
Jan.. I8!2 The C. ft .V. R.R.. Del. ft Rarlt n Canal ft
F.ft A.
5.817,000
N. .1. U.It.fonn the nited Co.'s ct N..1.,
1875
do
do
6g. A. ft O.
679J)00
co^itroling numerous branch lines. The
London.
1880
A.
ft 11.
1,896334
%' F. ft A PhiUdi-lphia office.
lease to Penn. R.K.. at lu per cent, on
1883
1,700000
do
;;;
stock and assumption of all ilabilltes
Princeton. N.J.
1889
M. ft N.
867.000
6
Consolidated mortgage loan
waa signed Oct. 30, 1871. (v. 12, p. 64:
Phlladcliihl I Office.
1889
4.920 JOO
6
J.ft D.
Sterling loan of Cnltcd C ).'s (JWe9J00)...
v 18. p. 139, .=.29. 684.)
Loudon.
1884
2000.000
6 If. M. ft B.
Camden it Atlantic— \>iK .Mort., conv
Camden, N.J. Office.
Jan.. 1873 Com stock. $377,100; prefered, 7 per eent
i',660|
490.000
J.ftJ.
7
3d mortgage
stock. $753,700. (V. ft. p. 619.) ,^ . . ^
do
do
April. 18SU
1,000
500.000
7
A. ft O.
CVimd^nit fluW. Co. —lat Mortgage. ...
1870-97
Leased to C.*A..at 6 p. c on stock. Int ftc.
Phlla. ft Mt. Holly.
a
F. ft A.
808300
Oaps Ctxl-stock
Boston.
Jan., 1872 Consol. of Cape Cod and Cape Cod Osnt.
817380
I3H J.ftJ.
1st mortgage. (C. C. C. R B.)
Net income. 1870-71. $76,971.
do
1871-73
m300
J.ftJ.
_
CcilatcMsa~coinmou stock
LesBcdto Atl.&Gr. •West. Net earnlnga
90
l.lS'.l.SOO
per
Preferrea stock
'....
last year, $281,103. Dividends of 7
Philadelphia.
90
Not., 1871
2.O98.00O
M.ftN.
lit mortgage bondi
cent on preferred stock since 1669.
IJWO
do
Feb. 1.1882
'2S2300
ft A.
Chattel mortgage bonds
1888-89
1.00J
do
2093611
jf;, ft A
$478.768.
Oa-wiiQri.^ it C«n<»to<a— Ist mort..
....
1.000
1870
N. r.. Union Trust Co. Aug 15.1890 Completed Sept.. 1870. Cost,
300.000
7 g. r. ft A.
Tha leiwrs s. t
Inforination
Ji'~ ?.'."?!""'• •""""bncs given in brackets, at the end of remarks, refer to th.' volume and pa^e or Chronicle containing fullfr........ UDlea.
..k,.,
Companies which have been consolida
illdated are indexed on the page preceding these railroad
. »I!tV ,•'".,."*'""''•"»'>'"(""'»'"• e™nt."
J.?r"^"^l"'"""noans the miles of road operated for bonds, the miles covered
_-- by the mortgage.
>
t, 60,
"''• dullara
1.000 -».
*, 100 and upwards; 4,'^;
or In the case of sterling bonrls. pounds, a. 500 & 1.0Of
over i.".™.
500 O6
iw ,x 13OO:
«, aiau
also vivi
ft. 100.
II,
l,uw , lOOft
ilwv c,
yjUII
lUW. ^H'
ft 1300
• -Th. h,?*"'"*
,000;
or scrip.
S tax r. extra », stock 01
g meats gold /. Irei". of
J""! '{"*."»'?<!'•«»"""» is given on bonds, but the Irut lilruieiui on s't'ook"
Doe.; Q.-J.,
Jut*
AD.,
'*
J.
for
Not.
•'»n.ft
.nilyj
May
*
F.
Oct.
M.
N.,
i
ft
A..ifreb.
ft
Aug.
.M.
ft
S.,
Mar.
April
ft
A. ft O.,
ft Sept
"l.
'•-..•L.'."?-"^.
'*-''' inarterly from Feb.
M. quarterly from March.
•pk!2fjj.'illt?°''!f""'»f^'
wtsa Bkaw (h« period wbtn tU* prlnolpal lUli due IJ.-M..
pMiU«0<««**<
of Imruii bat tBa Um» when the Ust (UTtdod
.
600/100
aitnf)
xfxosro
8
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i
.
'.'.
'
,
!•
.
I
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:
;
;
;
1'
;
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;
;
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;
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[January 27, 1872.
THE CHRONICLE.
lis
;:
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Snbicrlbers will coafer a great favor by slTlng u» Immediate notice of any error digcovered In our Table*.
Bonds.i
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Principal
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
when Due
Bate
When Where Payable and by Stocks.
per J Payable.
\vhom.
Last Dlv.
of
I
For eiplanatloQ of aU referencoa see foot' Road
notes on drat page of UR. tables.
(Jent.
100
100
Preferred stock, 7 per cent
1386
1366
'66-7-3
mortga.ce bonds, coupon
Central 0° lowa-Ul >f.,gold, coupon....
id mortgage, gokl, »4,(»0per mile
Cciural of y. Jer.tei/stocii
•,-.•
Scrip
id mortgage (now Ist)
Ist
1355
1369
mortgage bonds
1167
713
mortgage, gold, tax free.
Subord. Tie:i, Call. State aid, gold
Bonds, (formerly convert. Into U.S. bds
Bonds on San Joaquin Vallev, gold
U. S Loan, (a<l lion on certain terms) ...
Western Pacinc, Ist mort.. gold
(iovcrninent lien
do
California PaclOc, 1st mortgage, gold.
California & Oregon, Ist mortjage gold.
1st
50
1,000
1864
1863
1S70
1869
\,m
1.000
3.li0O,OXI
3.571 .»«
71.000
323
871.500
996.000
400,000
380.000
150.000
75.000
300.000
3.851,036
4«
13.500,1100
1,000
100
500
500
lOO.OOO
186AI0
Funded interest, coupon bonds
Cheshire— stocK prelerred.
Bonds, not mortgage
QheMtr Creek— Ut mort
CBuster <t Tamaro'l—\si .M., gld
ChMter roi/ey— 1st mortgage
Chicago (fc .4/(o?i—com. st'k
100
.
100
100
Preferred stock
lat mortgage, preferred, sinking fund
1,000
1,000
mortgage
Income Donds
1st
(a Ist lien on the road) ....
Chicago, 7 percent stock
1863
100
Istmortgago, 8f
do
Jacksonv. & Ch., 1st .M auar C.&
do
do
do end. do
do
do
do 2d M,guar. do
do
Louisiana & Mo., 1st M. (In progress)
Q«i?wy—
Burl,
<b
stock
Ohic.,
1st mortgage, (trust)
3d mortgage, gold, (Frankfort)
Traat mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
Carthage &BurlliigtO[i. 1st mort
Dixon, Peoria & Uun., 1ft mortgage
do
1857
1864
1864
1868
1870
,
—
&
Ist
1869
1869
1883
1868
ISIO
1870
1870
mortgage
Ottawa, Oswego Fox Illv.. 1st mortgage
Illinois Grand Trunk. Ist mortgage
tuincy & Warsaw, Ist mortgage.
eokiik * St. Paul, 1st mortgage
tV-
Bay
.
on 33 m. & land.
M. on 26 m. Aland.
1st. .M.,
extens., 1st
M.Gal. & Chic. lln. R.R., extended....
3d mortgage, (ial. * Chic. Un. R.K
Miss. R. Bridge bds, lien on net earnings
Elgin & State Line R.U. bds
ist M., (Peninsula R.R) on 74 m. & lands
Cons. 3. F. bds. subord.lienon all above..
Equip, bds, lien on equip't8cost'g|400,000.
do
do
do
t3,-50,000
lit Mort. (Belolt & Madison U.K.)
Madison exten..lst M.,Blnklngfnnd gold
Ist
Winona &
Chic.
Chic.
Chic.
18,683.7W
3 036.000
""
1,000
941,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
800 000
600,000
1,260 090
960,000
800,000
1.000
1.000
1,100
'I'.OOC
1.000.1X10
1,000.000
1.100
—
t^ieen
1,000
1,000
1,000
«
Chicago, Cln. tt Loul/tville—lat M.,
Chic., Davmlle <t Vtnccn—ut M.. gld, 8. F.
Chicago, loir 2 d. Nebraska stock
2d mortgage, (i»fow Ist)
(.Vow3i)
Sd
do
Chic, db Mich. Lake 5.— 1st mortgage
Chic dbNorthw
Com stock
Preferred stock
Bonds, prf. (S. F.), Ist M., Chic, to Oahk.
Int. bds, funded coup., 2d M.,
do
1st M., general, 3rt Nl., Chic, to Oshkosh.
Appleton extens..
l,00li
901,000
300 000
100.500
2,100.000
807.000
185.000
660.000
500.000
8.935.500
3.425.400
256.000
2,400.000
1,100.000
1. 500.000
410.000
2,365.000
550,000
360.000
16000 prni
100
i858
Han., Ist mortgage
—
l.OOO
St. Poter,lst.M.,guar. C.&S.W
do
2d M..
do
& Milwaukee, Ist M., on rd & equip
& Mil., 2d M., (M.AtJ.R.R) Ist lien
* Mil., Ist .M., VC. & M. R.R.) 3d lion
82
234
1233
1233
193
193
1*3
23
26
349
318
ISodOprm
3,916,300
568,700
211.000
4.0OO.0OJ
14 720.959
20.415,013
1.345.500
755.000
3,588.000
183.000
300.000
1,785 J»0
948.000
300,000
I860
1863
1869
—
135X00
1863
1866
1863
,1871
1870-1
1870-1
se, Tremp. ft P.. 1st M., gu. C.&N. w
Iowa Midland, Ut .M., end. by C. & N. W.
M'nilnee ext.. Ist M., gld, cud. by C.&N.
Chic., E.
it
l- it
3:13.000
3.15O.0OO
3.750.000
1.566.000
3»7J)00
183.000
1.136,000
1,000,000
1390,000
'Southwestern— uiyi. , gold.
Rw^*-—stock
Ist mortgage, sinking fund
:hic. & Southwest., Ist M., gold guar.'.
Chic * Soutliw., 1st M., gold, not guar
ChUlcothe ,i- /.J'uiMi/'— iKl M.,guarbyN Mo
* BaH.— Ist M., guar.
l)y
.\I.
& C.
rin.,Cumb. Gap <fc CA'rr(e«ron— Tenn. loan
(in., Hamilton dt i)aj/(on— stock...
Ist
3d
Sd
mortgage c-f
ao
of
do
of
dndnnau
tfc
1871
1869
1869
1,373,000
tis
'65
'67
fji't—1st
;.;
mortgage
3d mortgage, guar
Ciii.^ Inalnnapolii Junci.~\%Kili.
2d mortgage
'
'.
2,700,000
15000 pr ra
19,000,000
1,000
8,600,000
d
5,000,000
1,000
1.000.000
1,000
1,000
500.000
100
»
r'nclnnatt
1867
1861
100
„™,™,
3,500,000
!'iS2
1,000
1,000
1.000
1.350k)00
500.000
282.000
500.000
.„v,
!'2S
""'
1.000
'
Income bonds
CWcnjro— Ist mort.,' gold
XarUnjieUlt—ltt M., guar by lessees
Cin., Lafaijette dt
Cln.
4t
Cin., Bichitiond
*fc
C'Afc—lst
Ht M.
(Bell, ft lod.) cxch.fornewM
1st mortgaffc, new, s. f
1806
1852
1867
1871
'8«6
1864
18(9
mortgage
lUsalaH fund, 8d Mort. (now 2d)
i.vwnaid hr.. Ill M.,8kg fdbds
tduciii/ni. Ml.
Vermn dtVel—M M., gld,..
798.000
35.000
pr
m
'iin.ooo
seojxn
65.000
2,980,550
<e8.ooo
390,000
i,oe7,i'ir
1,000
100
300
1.000
«'24
000
1.1100
2.061.000
50
3W6.750
a
1897
1868
2,000.000
13,014.000
325,ax)
630,000
487,900
96.000
l^WO.OOO
A.
ft
J.&D.
2X
J.
M.
6
8. Trust Co. AplSO. 18S4 Leased to Dub. & Sioux C. at$l,500per in
N. y.,
do
Jan. 1,1907
A a prct of earnings(as8umedby nis. c.)
N. Y. Nat'l Park Bank. Nov., IHJI Leased to Ch. and Northwest, at $700 of
ilo
do
Nov., 1871
first 11.500 gross earnings per m.;><o
d
o
do
Aug. 1,1894 the excess up to ^,500 per m.. and 1-5 of
do
do
Aug. 1,1891 all above tiiat. Land grant 1,400,000 acres,
do
do
May, 1916
sold to la. RR. Land Co., Sept., l869.
N. Y., Company's office. May 1, 1895 Late Atchison and Pikes P. Cost of
1890-7-8
U. S.Treas.at maturity.
road, &c., $3,7'ffl,700.
Savannah, Oa.
Dec, 1871 Leases several roads. Dividends In 5 yrs
New York.
1875
54 per cent
(See report, v. 14, p. 84.
N. Y.,A. L. Hatch,
July 15, '99 Bonds *16,000 per m. Completed Aug. ISII
do
do
Oct.l5, 1901
N. Y., at ofllce.
Jan,20, 1872 Leased March, 1871, Lehigh & Susq. R.P,
do
at ii of carnluss. assuming »3,31O,O0O bd.,
ft'N.
F.
3
6g. J.
!' A.&O.
J. ft J.
J.&
J.
J.'ii'j.
"7'
4
J.
J. 'ft
".I.
J. ft J.
,I.&.I.
7
7
A.&O.
Q-J.
A.&O.
7
IM
do
i875
(V. 12, p. 593; 18.605.634.)
do
1890
West. Nat'l Bank' ,Dec., 1871 Leased to B.&O.RR. In 1866 for 20 yrs. rent
do
do
Dec, 1871
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, and
do
do
1890
40 after. In 1870 It was $'226,529.
The Cent. Pacific R.R., West. Pacific R.R.,
1889^'99
N.Y.. risk & Hatch.
San Fr., Oakl. & Alameda, San Joaquin
Sacramento Treasury.
1881
Val., & the Cal. & Oregon wore consoliN. y.. K.Kellvft Co.
1883
dated in 1870, as the Cent. Paclf. R.R. Co.
N. Y., Flsk&Hatch. Oct. 1, 1900 Jan., 18;'2. 900 miles main line and 297
tl. 8. Treasury.
1895-99
miles, branches were completed. Gross
N. Y.. Fiskft Hatch.
1899
earnings. 1871. »9.516,.342- net, $5,220,914.
U. 8. Treasury.
1899
Land grant 12.800 acres per mile, except
N.Y.Natl Park Bank. Jan. 1, 1889 mineral lauds. Cal. Pacific road purN. y..lFlsk ft Hatch.
1S89-'91
chased July. 1871. (V. 13, p. 241, 304, 402.)
Consol. of Charlotte* 8. C..& Col. ft Aug.
Charlotte, N. C.
is*
roads in 1869. Net earnings In 1870. $270.N. Y.,Nat. City Bank
1890
931. Cost of road and equip.. $4,950,216.
do
do
1S95
(V. 12, p. 714.)
Phlla., P. RR. Cos. office Oct. 1. 1901 Leased to Pittsb.. Cln. & St. Louis Ry Co
New York.
Oct., 1871 Leased to Erie, $30,(100 p. yr sublet to N .C
Charlos'n, Peoples'N.Bk Jan., 1888 Net earnings last year, r28,21'.i. Floating
do
do
July, 1888
debt, $43.'»0. Cost of road, $600,000.
N. Y.. Metropolitan Bk. Dec. 15,1899 OpbyD.& H. Can (;o. for J^ gross earnings
Consol. of Va. Cent., and C.fvingtou & O.
N. Y., Flak ft Hatch.
Nov. 1899 This road will form a through route be.
N.y..Am.Exch.Bk.
1380
tween the At. coast ft Ohio river $2,000,.
do
do
1872
000 of tlie new $15,000,000 loan Is reserved
do
do
1884
to take up the old bds. A slok'g fnndof
do
do
1876
$100,000 a year commences one year after
do
do
1817
completion, (v. 13, p. SH, 635, 8a3 )
Boston.
Jan.. 1812 Net earnings for 10 mouth ending Oct., 'TO.
do
1875 ft 1880
$94 3(2,
Philadelphia.
Jan., 1903 Leased to Ph ftBalt.Cen. Dlv6p.c. onst'k.
May, 1901 In progress to Tamaroa on Ills. Cen.,44in.
May, 1872 LeasecTto Phiia. & Reading road.
.;
J. ft J.
J.&D.
M.'&N.
I' J.& J.
6
«
t
Bait,,
ft l>.
ft S.
J.'&'j.
J. ft J.
ft J.
7g. J.
J.
J.
ft
ft
J.
J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J. ft J.
J. 4 J.
J. ft J.
M.
ft
M.
M.
M.
"ft'S.
N.
;
N. Y.,M.K. Jeaup&Co. Sept.,
-'-
1S71
N.
May,
1877
J.
Jan., 18t3
do
do
do
do
do
O.
do
do
A.
do
do
Q.-J.
do
do
J. ft J.
do
do
A.ft O.
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
F.ftA.
Bkof
om'rce
M. ft S. N.Y., N.
do
do
J.& J.
J.
7
7 f
7 f
7 f,
7
5
ft
ft
ft
ft
S.
(
Sept., 1871
Jan., 1883
July, 1871
July, 1882
April, 1891
ft Chic. RR., leased .or Int.on stoc'c
St L., Jack. & Chic leased
at $-240,000 per yr. 1 oulslana & Mo.
built and operated under contract. Net
earnings ofC.&A.in 1870, $2,063,299. Dividends In 9 yrs. 78 per cent on com. stock
and 79 on preferred. See Chronicle.
Vol. 12. p. 31.9, 721 v. 18, p. 604, 636.
Joliet
and bonds.
RB
;
Aor.
1, 1894
.ruly, 1898
Aug., 1900
Sept. 1871
Net earnings year ending Ap'll
30, 1871,
1883
$2,779,211. Capital In 18IB, $8,876.510 net
189J
earnings, $2,060,116. Stock distribution,
1890
Sept.i^l, 12H per cent at par. The C.,B.
8 f m'. ft
do
do
May, 1879
fttj. leases or extends aid to branch roads
8 f
J.& J
do
do
July, 1889
named, giving them a traffic guarantee,
do
8 f.
do
July, 1878
(usually 40 or50p.c.l for purchasing their
8 f
do
do
J. ft J
July, 1878
bonds. Contingent liabilities on bonds
York and Boston. July, 1900 of these companies amount to $6,758,002.
8f J. ft J.
Boston.
8 f A.
O.
Oct., 1890
(V. 13. p. 113,869. 601.)
York and Boston. July, 1800
„
1 ..
f
J.&J.
Boston.
8 f. A. ft O.
April, 1879
7
J.&J. N.Y., Caldwell Co., Jan., 1887 Opened July. 1369. Cost $2,500,000.
York. Co.'s Office. April, 1909 (V. 13. p. 667.)
A. ft O.
I'- J.&J. Salem, Mass.. Clinton, la .Jan., 1872 Leased In perpetuity to Cbic.
North7
J.&J. Boston, Merchants' Bk. July 1. 1888 west, at 37M per cent, of gross receipts.
N.Y., Park Bank.
7
F. ft A.
Aug.15,1892
Gross earnings in 1810 were fl.230,882.
N. Y..Farm. L. &T. Co. Sept.. l«8i) Tralilc euaranlee by JI. Cent. (v. 13. p. S'28)
8
York, Co.'s Office, June, 1871 The Chic, ft Northwest operates 1228 miles
5
J.ft D.
do
3><
J.ftD.
Dec. , 1871
and has other lines and branches as foldo
F.
1885
A.
low 8 Madison Ext. I'iem. (in progress)
7
do
M.
Pros. 28m.: Winona
N.
May. 1883
Lacrosse, Trenip.
do
7
F. ft A.
1885
ftSt.Peter, 140iu.;Io>>a Midland, 7r)m.
7
do
F.
1885
Elgin ft State Line, 10m.
A.
(in progress)
7
do
1885
Menominee Ext.. I20m. (In progress).
;
A.
do
7
N. W. for these
F. ft A.
1882
The liabilities of C.
7
do
1875
M.
N.
roads are shown In the bond list. Lsnd
7
do
J.ft J.
1884
of the Co. are about 2.tX)0.000 acres.
6
do
1878
Operations for the year ending Junel,
J.
7
do
M.
1898
S.
1371, compared as follows with 1870
7
do
1915
Q-r.
gross earnings, $--'40,513 less operating
7
do
A.
O.
1874
expenses, $l,870j)69 less-, net i-arnlngs,
10
do
M. ft N.
Nov.. 1878
1,039,555 more. Balance to c edit of In7
J.ft J.
do
Jan.. 1888
come account, $;133,559. Dividends have
A.
do
O.
been paid on stock as follows: Dec.
April, 1911
J.&J.
do
1371, SM on prel.; June, 1811, 5 on both;
7
M. ft N.
do
Doc, 1870, 5 on both June, 1870. 3 on
7
M.
N.
do
1874
Sref; Dec. 1869,5 on pref., 4 on com.;
7
Var.
do
1874
une, 1869, 5 on both Dec , 1'68. 5 on
7
J.&J.
do
1898
both. See report In Cheoxicle. Vol. 18
10
A.
O.
do
p. '273, t04.
8
A.
do
O.
Oct .'.1900
do
June 1. 1911
?«• J.
Road 111 progress. Bonds. $15,000 per mile
I'^
NewYork, Co.'B OlBce. Oct.. i871 L.gr.l.260.000acres. Peoria* ll.Val.RR.
7
J.ft J
do
1896
Is leased at «123.090 per yr. Chic, ft S.W.
7 g. f M. ft N.
do
Nov. 1899
RR. (250 m.) finished Oct., '71. (v. 12, p.
7 g. f. J. ftD.
do
ISO; 13. p. 49. 114 305,337 (Oi,)
N. Y..
Bk of Cora'rcc July.' 'l894 Leased to North. Mo. R. R.
J.&J. Bait., Merch. N. Bank. Jan., 1900 (V. 13. p. 18.1
Reduced to $700,000 hy decree of court.
4
A.'&'o. N.Y., Wlnslow, L.& Co. Oct., 1871 Leases the Day. ft Mich, and Clun , R. &
7
M.
N.
do
do
May 1, 1880 Chic, and has contract with Cin.. Rich.
7
J.&J.
do
do
July 30, '85
Ft. Wayne Co. Net earnings, last
8
J.&D.
do
do
June, 1877
year, $443.*I9. (v. 13, p. 338,434.)
7
N.y., Am. Exch NatBk. Dec. 1892 Ind., Clnn.
L.,2d M.,m trustees' hands
7
J.&J.
do
do
Jam7.82,87
to exchange for 1st.
7
J.& J. N.Y.,St. Nlch. Nat. Bk. July 1, 1881
1
7
do
do
Mch
8
4MJ
J. ft J.
A.
ft
.
O
N
;
Frankfort.
N. Y., N. Bk of Com'rce
J.&J
New
New
&
&
New
&
M.&S.
New
4
;
&
&
A
.
:
&
&
4
J.*
4
&
-,
&
;
4
;
4
4
4D.
A.&O.
J.&D.
N
.
&
&
J.&D.
J.&D.
J.&D.
I"
7
7
F.'&A.
J.&J.
J* J.
so
Clef eland tt Mnhoning—filocy.
lat
2.«».000
'20000
1.000
1.000
IfiOO
50
mortgage
3d mortgage
Cln., 8aiuiH9ky <t Cleveland—ttoc^
Preferred stock
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton & Cln.
Handusky City ft Ind
do
d»
Cln., Sandnskr ft Clevc
Ctndnrutti <t Sprtnafletd—\%\, M., guarsnt'd
(j:fr.. Col., Cln. <t 7/irf.—stock
lat mort. (C.C. ft C. RR.) »35.000a year...
.000
101.000
375,000
Lacro
Chic, Pektn
M.
7
7 g.
21
. .
A.&O.
Q-J.
1,!>00,000
6a-' !l
A.
N.
N.
.i.'&'d.
S.
J. ft J.
"s'g.
141
T.ooo
\',m
110
85
195
36
17
40
40
CJkortters— Istluortgage
CA«mri/ii7— stock
Cheraxo it Dar Una to n—lBt mort
2d mortgage
Cherry Val. Shar, cfe ,1/.— Ist M, conv
...
.^.
Chesaveats <t Ohio—i-.um. stock
1st M., skg fund, gold, cp.. for tl5,000,(X)0,
Ist M.. (Va. Cent, li.l!.,) guar, by Va
do
) coupon
do
3d M., (
do
do
) coupon
3d M., (
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent R.B.,) cp..
l.COJ
1,000
A.
ft
ft
ft
ft
M. &
:
4,750,000
2,485.000
400.000
2.-0O.000
51.001 .960
25,885,000
313
153
Cotnmb it Anfjusta.—9tOfi)L
Utmortgago, (C.&S. C.)
(C.& A.)
do
conHord,(2.000,000aathor'd)
do
American Central,
789,000
3,648,000
920,000
"ioo
'65-'69
742
159
123
CAarl.,
Peoria
4,66'),800
1.500.000
6.080.(00
25,8S1.000
2,735.000
1.910.000
2.500.000
1S8
.
&
F.
F.
M.
M.
g! f
tg. f.
a
100 l'i,000.000 3 >t& Ix
3,000.000
"7'
248.000
'a'
Preferred stock
St. L.,
i',m,wo
\,(me.
100
50
50
Central TtoctSc— s toe <......
Jollet
M.&S.
M.&N.
7
6
6
5
1.000
a
New mortgage bonds
Cmirai OWo—Common stock
.
J. ft J.
IX
3X
7
;j-.
do
gaar.bir Ch. & N. w
do
Cmlral Branch, Union Pacific— ^»\ mort..
subsidy)
(government
mortgaare
2d
CetUrat n. B. <t Han t, Ga.-stock
ISl
1st
O.
ft
7 f
7
Ut mortgage
Ist
A.
7 f
C4dar F.(t Jfinii.— Bonds on Ut cUvlBlon,8.f.
Bonds ou^id dlv.s.f
Cedar Rapids A JTo— com. stock
M.&N.
F.
M.
7
& A.
& S.
J.&D.
A. & O.
F.*A.
n. J.&D.
7 f
J. ft J.
7 f
M.&N.
7
7
3X M. & N.
F.
t
7k.
&
M. &
7
7
A.
S.
J.ft J.
t.
J,* J.
&
do
do
N.Y.. Co.'s Office.
N.Y., Wlnslow, L.
do
ft
Co
do
Boston Agency.
do
do
do
do
N. T., Union Trust Co.
N. y
Union Trust Co.
K.Y., U.S. Trust Co.
do
do
do
^Cleveland, Office.
N.Y., Ward,C. ft Co
March, 1901 Road In progress. Laf ay, Ind., to St. Ann s.
July, 1905 Formerfv leased to Ind., Cln. & Lafayette.
(v. IS
July, 1895 Leased 1866 to Cin Ham & D Co
Jan. 1,1889
n- 435.
„ .„.
Net earnings year ending June 30. 1871,
.
. ,
Nov'„"l871
Ang.i,19ai
Sept 1, 187Dec. 1,1890
Apr. 1,1901
Feb.,
1872
June 72to84
until
May,
1899
1899
Nov.,
1,S71
Aug.
1,1873
.
.
$378,800. of wiilch $185.(W1 was paid for
Interest on bds. & pi-ef. slock $21,131 to
Buk.fund.ft $67.(188 floating dest. &o.
Sprlngf. ft Col. road (20nl.)l» leased
BdiBuar.HbvCC.C.&i.: !, bvL.S^ftM.S.
Consol. May. '68, of the ci..Co1.,& Cinn.*
Belief. Cos. Bonds payable in annual
Installments. ( v. 12 p.785 13. p. 487.
;
;
at $22,856 monthly, In advance. Sliik.fd of Jld M. amounts
to $231,900 of Hubbard, Br. bds to $69,700
Leased to At
.
ft
Gt.
West
.
Cleveland, at office.
ISept. 15, '76
NjY., Manhattan Bk
July,
.j,...,o
1873
All In bonds of the Co.
N Y., Lawrence Bros. Jan.
1, 1900 64 miles completed, 5Sm further propoied.
January
:
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27, 1&< 2.]
119
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
4Ih
il.)
10,61 1,7S0 6.6
tM2
Jt,«».()0O
\l. forlSOOOJOO
iHt inortgBffe
•
1
1B«I
1K8
iiiortKOfc
.. .
/>/wj'— Iftt -M
i.r.i;.— I8t M.Mnk. fuuil bdt,
. Lo({Bn& SIraltsvllW' »r....
'.
a
1,000
T
isn
5g4,'nXI
'.{25,000
a(io,ooo
[ml. Cviitial R.U.)
Eajttorii H.U.)
4I10,00,>
Income tiontU (Chic. <V lit Kaitt'ru U.R.)
rnlou
LoKan^purt let inor Ratrc
150,000
Construe, hnds
&
hic.
('
A- (i,
JMIi'WI
il;
Con». tst .M.. BkK funil for »ir>,tloo3c)0
Con«. 3d M.. for »lO,HB.rtX)
tnttnnfnis it Xenia, Block
so
b
inortgtkge
1st
V)/(..'>rd—atock
'nn'jofd (t Piyrtitmoutfi—nUtck
tt PitMtumpttic Jf. /f.—Stock
(
790,000
13,«I0.100
821,000
1,243,100
,M Ml. .11 It
i
Iiiconio liiinilH. (Col.
(
1,096,01U
1,500,000
i»;o
1871
l^ 7h(/ (>«//((/ -stock
lull. Central U.U.)..
iKc ,Col.
luortKHKc Kinking fund
cuunon, couv. at pai
Ifll
Noti'b.
MamHWIppt stock, guar,
lar. by
do
bonds.
do
C.
*
1896
h
4.i2,S00
a
314,000
400 000
400,000
1,700
290,000
1,000,000
100
do
1,000
100
1898
18TI
Jan., '71— 1st mortKOge
StitlQuehauiia r«//tfy— IstH.
iiiortgagc
a
1,000
i-
& Pennnylraniii—lfil
c i'ut'fii'uni
.id
murt: age slnklnK fund bonds
18W
1863
1,000
1,000
Cumbfrliinii Valley— iXocVi
50
iHt mort^ag'-!
2d mortgage
Common
bonds
Dftnfntrti (f
h
.\or[f«/*-^toCk
10(1
a
'(o« «f in/A:ej(6rtrr«— Islmort
/
M
nivonUnffton it Petln—lAt
And— lBtM.,g!>ld
St.
i
I''
i8S6
1807
1869
tnortnaife
2<l
ot (cost fsSlJioi
'.-1st M.,gu«r.L. .M.4C.4 X
'11, it Mailoon (/ii«.)— IstM.
!'">:, Hi.'i.^'Utle it /«</,— ist mortgage...
iMimt.
/.,i,islni/ it
Luke Ml A.-lS mort
Vetroii ,t }lllwaHkee—\>t Mort. bonds
iiX .MortKilKc, April as, ',«
..
Kundcil Coupons, ,\'ov. 15. 'PO
ad Fuu<l(>d Coupons, Nov. 13, 63
l..*o!".)unc io, 'tj(> (conditional Iv)
Sterling (Oak. & Otta. lUi.) Oct. 1, 'SS. gld.
Dollar (Oak. & Dlta. Kit.) b'Os, Oct. 1753.
Ist .Mort. (Detr. & I'ontlac KK.), Apr. 1,'51
3il Mort. ili,>'r V I'ontlac lii:.). Feb.. '!«.
2d Mort. (Detr. &. Pontlac RR.), 'an., '53.
Bondsol Spt. 1, 1866. (Limit »3(10,IXX». ..
Bds & mort. on Det. river front property
Del., Lack. <t ITesln-n—stock
'.....
Isi Mort. (Del.jL.dt w.. East. Ex.) skgfd
ad Mort. (1)., r,. ft West.)
,..,
fi.'nr.',- A,.../,mortgage, gold, 1. gr
' "
M.. Ki...kuk toDesM.
.'>Xl acr'si 2d M.on 162m
1'
.1- J/i.M.-l8tM,
iBt
Bon
—
Uuhuqne
,( .Sifnjj-
1S6.'<
IgtMortgage, Oct.1,-63
trk,
M, pref .,
s.f...
:.
Ible
a
Varl
Van
1866
.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1891
1854
1853
1866
Ak/ucoA—
WMcaA— 1st
II
.Mort., conv.
"
it
I
1,000
b
b
&
&
e
e
\',im
50
50
1,000
llh
NiitlNi,,j—gu>ck, common
; per cent, stock
lOO
100
'.'."!!!!
mortgage, con vei^tlbie'.!
mortgage, convertible
.
.
.V
'.'.
;....
Buffalo llranch Bonds
Sterling bonils, convertible, sifOOMli.'.'.'
.
1.000
so
186!
1865
1,000
^<""'
1,000
1,000
1st itiort..!.. G.,
.
„ *"'
'••
Bav City K. f-n^innv
,
.
.
l.t
M.
"
i-ti,irby lese'e
'
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k
>'/«,(
'"'
1S2W0
18fl«
1868
1968
18*1
250,000
1,000
1,738,000
476W0
100,000
eoo
75.01X1
rtlble
2,100,000
835,000
Kit
mori
mort
Onn-lst M.gold.
(
18M
1,000
..'' •" 'n'-l-t m.
not yet Iss)
i^'l/'eanfai-lst M.. gold
.i„.r„ itfonUirun."""^f
1st m. 8. >., gold
,
100,000
1,100,000
.Id* do
it-.Sui/injiu>—\~ii
it
.'jii
flam I,
WO
1,000
950,000
190,000
4W»,000
'.
!
lM,6(»acres,l-tdlv..'.!;!
l.p
1W.««) ac, 2d d.
<*. mi"J acres, 3d dlT.
"" •*
-''
loiV"/'.*!^,''
2,000.000
312.000
682,000
iSI>ji«U
1,000
1,000
Olfc.-lst M.gld
PronUlenct
<t
i^V'S^'"''/I, r-fi; n.irren
Pill
it
ntchhui-'j >tock
/•fem<«(,(o„ -iBt mortgage, guaranteed
rllntitPere )fariiiieUe—sV:i;k ..
1,996,900
538,600
115,400
1,923,000
I«70
1S69
m(,9
b
\,im
900WO
1,.500,000
iioo,oao
14W0pm.
sowo
16/no p m.
.1
«
.
.li
.1
.1
M.ft N.
.M.ft
N.
Varl.
.
iv
.1
A.&O.
M.ft
f.
S.
M.ft N.
J.ftD.
J.
ft
J.
.1 .
.V
.,
J.
ft
J.
A.ftO.
7g.
f
J. ft D.
J. 4.1.
J. ft J.
Boston, Bost.
M.&
lili.
(vol. 12. p. 27!.)
Sept., 1871 Leased In pirpetolty to Pills. .Clnn.&St.L.
Septl.lWI C.uortivTii '!(. less's sMiineUablllt's.
Nov.. IS71 Dlvld. nils In inyeiirs, ''.iii'i e 1.
( i:.-5.nlo peryonr.
Jan., 1S7J Leabcd to Conco. d U.
Aug. 1,1871 .Net ca' nlngsfoi-ycnreiir.il ir -t in- 3ii, 1S71,
Dec. 1,1S76' *aS)665: 'Inking fund inrieusei), tl6,S52.
Dec. 1,1876 Dividends. 6 per cent a v'r for riwt Jyrs.
Feb.I,79'i2
1
luly
A. i:R.
N. y., Lock'wood
&
isssl
1,
.Isn., 1^7i iXet earnings. In
Dividends lu
Co.
& Frankf't
Y., Wlnslow, L. & Co
N. T., Lond.
N.
187>.'-'71. »;9!',tr.:.
1^80
&
wa,
00
.\iirll.
It
HI
In pr'gress, Davenp.. la. toMlu. llne.lSCiu.
Lessed In perpetuity to Citi..H«n'.& D, in
.Inly, 1!)11
Jniy,IP81
W
8.
1
I
'
1
,
i
'.•(;
I
do
C
F.ft A.
J. ft J.
G
6
A.
6
6
6-
M.ft N.
6
J.
8
2X
3X
7
ft
do
Y., Gallatin Nafl Bk
N. y., R.T.Wilson ft Co
do
do
Boston, Co.'s Office.
London.
Boston, Co.'s Office.
do
do
do
do
O.
M.&S.
J. ft J.
Phlla., Glrard Nat.
A.&O.
J.
M.ft 8.
New
J.& J.
J. &J.
A.& 11.
J.ftJ.
* Reading, at 6 per ce»t
on stoek and Interest on boi.ds.
o snl.Xov .1-6 ,ot E.Tenn. & Va. and
Jnly 1,19001 F..Tenii4Gi>. In 1870 the Co. paid ita
July, 1880
debt to Tenn. and Issued the sink, fund
.Inly 1876
loa'. Net eamii gs last year. $.119,799.
- •for
.;nly, 1S71 Dividends had been 8 per cent a year
187!
past 6 yrs, but noiw wns paid .Ian., 1872.
1-71
I.OHSes E stern In N. II.. 16m. Stock,
Sept., 18;0
W9.'.5ai. Slime dividends as Kr.st. Mass.
Ap 11, 18S5 Leases Portland, 8aco 4 P., at 10 per
.March. 1888
cent on stock.
Jan., 1872 ll.eascd to Phil
Mch
1. 18aH,
i
'
May,
Bank Jan.
do
ft
M.ftN.
$,'61,001.
Philadelphia.
N. Y.,Cenl. liR. of N.J.
J. ftj.
J. ft J
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
6
1889
1,1880
Apl. 1,18S6
Mchi,
do
1890 In progress. Subscrip. to stoc^ . $;t,0 5,000.
Nov., 1871 Leased In 1863 to Nortln rn Cent, for 699
Jan.,18T2
yis. Rent paid, $HB.Slf.. Net < arnloga
Phlla., Penn Life Iiis.Co Ian. 1,1880
in 1870, $90 219. DIvs. guar by Pa. KK.
Phlla., Penn.R.R. Co.
lost of road, $2.'a68 000, equipment,
Phlla.,
Penn.R.R.
Co,
do
.
Phlla.,
by Company.
$,'»2,0OO.
If6'
The com. stock, Oct
N.Y.,
Office, -asd street, Jan.Sl, 1872
do
do
May 1879
do
do
Mch. 1,1879
do
do
March 188S
do
do
Oct. 1, 1880
do
do
June 1,1888
do
do
Ian. 1,1891
M.4N.
M.ft 8.
M.ft S.
A.&O.
J.
7
7
Formerly leased to P., W. & B.; operated
on own account since Dec, 18(9.
Int. dne abont $600,000.
Funded & ace ued
York.
Feb.,
3K
4
.
'
J.&'j. N.
6g.
per cent; 1369 10:
Boston, Co.'s office.
April, 18W Bdsfor*l,(ai,(()0 exeb. for Ii wn & L.bds.
N. Y., M. K..le8Up4 Co Msy 15, '75 Leased to (ireai West, of Canadii. In 1868
do
do
ay 15, -:5| 3>^ per cei t was piild on pref. slock, and
do
do
May 15. '7.^. in I'^eo, 7 per eei t. Of the bonds of
.Inne, 1ISW. »I.*«,(ll) lire In the hands of
do
do
May, 1875
Detroit.
Jnly
N Y. &
1,18861 the MerehahtsBank f Can., redeemable
100 per
vc tl
N. Y. & London.
Nov. 15, Vi
redeen
Xet arnilij s iu 1870,
N. Y., M.K. Jeaup& ('o Nov. 15. 73|
di
Apr. 1,1S7S| «,'«!,a'23; 111 1S«9, SlitC.'aio: iu IH «. 4704.457;
do
'86
»
»685,0(tt.
Grosa
do
In 1867. »7I1''.7«); In
(i.
do
Feb. 15.
Jsn. 1, 18781 earning. .Inn. 1 to Octj 12, 11.71, $90,000
do
do
Sept 1, 1881.1 over s.ime lime 1870.
do
do
various.
Detroit Office.
New York Office.
Jan., 1872 .eases also .1;i7 miles of other roads. The
do
Apr. 1, 1875] Co. ilei'ivcsits prollts
rgely from coal
do
do
Mch.l.lSSlI operations. DiVi'ds In S yrs.'lc.i per ct.
do
N. Y., Drexel.M. & Co. May 1, 1K99 Leased to Knis.Pac. L. gr.. SXi.CtO acres.
N.Y., Clark, Dodge&Co Oct. 1, 1877 Si'ci to.mi.iMi. I., gr., 4tC.«:0 ceres. Dedo
do
Oct. 1, 1898
rault'd int Oct, '71. Pavni't yet uncerta n.
Bost., at C..B.& Q.Offlcc Jan. 1, 1896 Trnllic guaranty of C. I't. *V t!i.,40 er cent.
yrs. at 35 p. ct.
N. Y., M.K.JfSup&Co. .liin.lS, 1872 Leased to Ills. Cent, f or
188.'!
do
tio
earn'gs 1st l0yis,3«|n reent2d lOyrs.
N. Y..M.K. Jesup&Co. Jnly. lafS Net eoriilngs, 187(), $« ,0 0. Pref, stock.
do
do
Oct., isa')
oek,
000.
».5«9.137. com. s'
%iU\
N. Y.. Union Trust Co. June, l«Xl;In progress, Dunkirk. N.Y.,to V arren.Pa.
N. Y., Brown Bros & Co Jan. I, liKiH stock paid I", jsi,: fXI.OCO. Cost, sa.J06,ira.
Plilla., E. Smith & Co
Jnly I,18,S5,I.insed to Pa. RR.
Cost of road &c.,
7
f,
1870, 16
10.
Apr. 1,1888 i;eeently completed. Stock paid liif568,C00
1
6
4
ft
Of 2d M.. »iUi)!i.l«iwere«old to
»S21,00li.
Pcnn.
,
.
Boston Office.
do
do
do
do
F.ft A.
J.& J.
7
1/100,000
Rockvlll.. oxteinlon...
EtvinstUle. //eiutermn .t jVu«»ii.— istmort!
,??"'•''
b
b
N.
M.ft N.
.M.ft
J
11,446 000
£200
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
1
Boston.
April, 1908
.
1SI3. for int. on bonds. »l.i(Ji.lt',0 st' ck
do
Bept., 188!
nd f.'iO.l.DtKi bonds >v. re t-iviu to C. H.*
do
do
do
Oct.. 1888
D. Pref. stock of H'.SWI.KHgm r. by C.
do
do
Mar. Sl&wl 11 & D.. issued 1K7I to retire 1) * M. bds.
J. ft J. N. T.,Am.Ex.Nat'lBk Jan. l,1905!L's'd to L. Miami, (as'nied by P. C.& "-tL)
In progr. fis. County Kitbserlnt'n, WOO,! ("0.
J.&D. N. Y., Mrch. Nat. Bk June 1. '90Triil)liguar.40p.c. ifroiu .Mich. c. ftOt
M.&S'.
7
10
6
7
7
50,000
78,010,000
8,5.')<>,910
A.&O.
F.ft A.
8
7
7g.
do
do
do
do
Columbus, Treasury.
N. T., 4mer. Ex. Bank.
Bost.. Tower, Old. & Co
M.& N. N.Y., Mech.Nat. Bank.
A.&u.
X. T., Turner Br s.
A.&O.
'250,000
;
ft
M.ftN.
7
3,000,000
4,000,000
6,000,000
4,441,000
926,500
186,400
'.'.'.'.'.'.',
Lcneral mort., gold (for t3O,(X».00O)
do
do
sterMnff
•«•««
Brie it PIUAburg-ntock
Ist mortgage, conv. Into cons,
morigage.
2d mortgage, convertible
Consol. mort. free of SUle Ux, July 1.''68
r.uropean it y. Atnertcan,(Jle)
Ut^t.,\\inn.toN.rl. line
<B ngor
adniort, llangorto Winn
i
loan.
Ld grant bds & 1st M. Bang to Winn...
KrantVit CrawfnriUm—l-x .MTEv.& III.j f
Ist inortgage (EvansvlUe to Terre
H.)..
7
S*
91,000
160,000
750.000
11M,000
160,000
1,000,000
500,000
400,000
200,000
1,075,500
3,000,000
900,000
900,000
1,000.000
&
,
M.ftS.
A.ftO.
M.ftS.
.510,000
morlyage
5lh
6
I
8 Boston, Globe Nafl Bk. Scpll,187S Dlvlden s In 10 years, 81 per ce I.
.1.4.1.
N.V.. Am. Ex. N. Bk. .Ian. l,l'Xill(v. l;(. n. )•-,.)
Fhlladelptala.
l<W-I-a-»-4|Lcascil to Plill. & Trent.. 6 .c. div on sto'k
M.ftS.
Net anilng^ Inst Dscnl vear, $15,472.
M ft S.
N. T., Co.'s Office,
Mch 1, 1«91 Net enrnltiKS liist fiscal yi ar, »I5S 977.
M.& S.
do
May 1. isas|
M.& N.
Phlla. & Carlisle, 1-a.
Oct.. 1S71 .Slock owned in large purt bv Pn. RR. Co.
A. ft 0.
A.ft O. Phlla.,T.A. B.ddle&Co Apr. l.iaHj Net cnnilMga List year. f2(»,817. Condo
Apr. 1.1908
slderable nd anc 8 n;.ndc to branch
A.&O.
do
lan.l.lWIi roads.
A.&O.
J
377,115
i,'a62,ooo
»S3,00(I
com
referre-l.
2d niortt'iigc.convertibie
3d mortgage
&
C
laatDlvI'd,
:
A.
J.&'.I.
6.'8,5a5
3,500,000
610,000
lS6,0ai
'566
1863
1863
&
1st
7
7
1,000
\JJO0
1,000
1,000
1,000
1st mortKagc bonds..
Incoiii", bonds. 999 years to run.
3.)n<l
iiiortgag" on Elmlra real estate.
Knt
7
3,192,00(1
a
1»!0
f
7g
7(10,(100
100
1,000
18(0
1866
f.
7'
ttl2,000
1,000
30
'iKwriv— Tennessee Loan
Lniiiia ,(11 iiJIa»M;»)r(—stock,
Preferred stock
7g.
20JXX)pr.m
100,000
110,000
53,266
18,806,890
1,111,000
1,663,000
2,500.000
2,310,000
4,690,000
1,000,000
5.000,000
880,000
100,000
450^100
273,000
1.500,000
140,000
85,000
1,909,200
495,000
Varl
&
A
J.
J. ft. I.
.).
RRHASKS.
Stock:
N.Y., Farm. L. ft T. Co. Jan. ,1972 Leaaed Nov., It7l to IVnn. Co, at 7 per
do
do
Bept 1, 1878 rent on present stock. (V. 18, p. 601, iM,
do
do
Nov. 1. inn
do
do
Jan., 18ti
Nov. 1,1900
do
do
Phlla., Co 'sOIBce.
.Mine
Le .sed to fhiln. ft ReHillliK
lloston
Stocn Issued. (3ill.a».
I8«
Phlladclphia.Co 's Office Ang. 1,1892 .cased to I'hiln.. \MI. * lalilmor*.
N.Y.,8t. Nlch. Nat. Bk. Oct. 1, 1897 Com leteil July, !«7U, and haiich Jan •71
luly 1, l«80i Cost, »l,«70,.'4:i; bninidi. <ia-.i7.551.
do
do
Oct., 1867 iConsi j. lli68of Col.ft I.e. nud( hic.ftu
N. y..Rt.Nlch.Nat. Bk.
East. Leased Keb
lac'j to PUI* ,Cln.
do
do
& St. L. and the Pi nn. KK (
for 30
do
do
1895
per rent of gross eurnliigs, liui guar, to
ne not less trian $1,107 470 per yr., to pay
do
do
do
lilt, on Ist .M. 4115 01 0.1(10 ft2dM.,C.ftI.,
do
J.&D.
J.&'.I.
7
£31,000
1865
conv..
8
1,566,6.<<9
18M
I
6
8 f
7
1862
ISSt
!
82,0iJO
8.
by wiiom.
when Dua,
-
3,000,000
2.500,000
1,000,000
50
convertible
f.
6
400,000
300,000
1,400,000
2,000,000
&
M.
6
7
&
Where Parable, and
F. ftA.
J. t D.
F.
t.
1,000
S'lJitern (.Va-*.«)— stock.
Loan.convfr
f.
8
Mortgage (old)
Mortgage (new)
dipo l«l,
J.
i.i'-To.boo
ni/
1F58
Essex R.K. bonds, Sept. 185S ... .
Bonds due 1SS5. April, '65
do
1888, March, 'es-'ee....:
do
1889, May, '69.
, (Jfd.)— 1st mort.,
N.
S
Tmn.,Viriilnla tt O<or0fa-*tock
I't Mortgage sinking fund bonds.
Bonds
M.&
J.
r,6iJo
nnntywarUa—ttock
Englisli
k
lOOO
Ist
Mortgage
Ist
M.
169,500
493.000
JM mortgage
Ea«t
Bau
6
740.00(1
2,73:1,(100
<t
<t
q.-M.
1.326,650
161,000
109,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
100
imrrm Aitoftunz-lst m, gold
Mf
^
9Mm
CbJumWo— Mortgage
Mgf Branttywine a Waiftietburg—lst M..
j
1864
1871
1870
1871
1855
1856
1860
F.ft A.
2f.
100.000
875,100
2.400.000
Ci/y— Stock
Z>»i>«ffu< Soutkice»leni—lat
WO
50
a
61&64
.
mort
1st
1,01)0
1,00"
1871
D'1:j'"" ,t J/iVA(i;an— stock
1st M., ulnklng fund, {90,000 per year...
7
6
7
3
ilg
5
1,000/n)
VM/rt. I,
*
M.
M.
1,51)0 ,1«XI
330,000
2,123,600
6«*71
Pa«»
Connecticut TMccr— stock
l!*t ninrtiTrtiie sinking fund
''/«yy— tst mortgage
1.786,000
292,0tX)
SO
100
100
CvniKcttcut
1
7
160,0011
Vi-;.
Q-M.
* B.
* N.
6
J.& J.
.M. A N.
1
6
J. ft U.
8g. J.AD.
F. * A.
A.ttO.
7
J.A J.
7
2X
J.* J.
7
M. « N.
7
A.*0.
7
.T. & J.
7
J. AD.
7
A.*0.
7
of
7
1,292^10
1,000
t
,
513,500
1843
1S4S
*£ooo.«»
'
1
Itati
OntWhen
standlog.
pert Payable.I
;?nt.
Cet
Ro*d
nil
CleetUinit >t /«((«.—GnanuitMd tlock
3d mortgue for II JOO OCO
iTo
Amoimt
Mile*
of*
refereoees, •
foot iiotca ou tat pit' or RR. Tablea.
ad
Immediate notice of mny error dUcovercd In our Tabloa.
Ibomif,
mXEBKgT OB DIVIDEWDB.
Principal,
ft;
DESCRIPTION.
For explanntlon, of
LIST.
«
src** flkvor bf kIvIok
Subscribers will confer
l>.
J.ftJ.
London.
M.ft 8
M.ftS. N. Y., Office, 23d street.
London.
M.ft 8.
Q.-M. N. Y., Union Trust Co.
do
do
J.ftJ.
do
do
A.ftO.
do
do
J.ftJ.
Sept 1.1876
Meh. 1,11)20
Men. 1,1920
Sept. 1871
1.-69.
1.
1870,
was
$75.0' 0.000
$70WO.OOO; IFOS $37,765,9 0; 1867,
The net earnings shove let.,
$16,574,:^f)0.
ic.
612
;
In 1871. $US,261 ; IS'O, nil; 1S69, $475,186^. $22,672 ; 1867, $1,010,584 Of
1871. $18,554,000 are held lo retire
new
bonds
lo he Issued to retire
sterling. IV 12, p. 21(1; V.13, p. 82, 144,
497,833,810; V.14,p. ;0,)1
old debt;
Jtl.OOO.OtX)
Leased In 187010 Fa. RR.
Jan. 1,18S2
Apr. 1, lino
July
1,
1!
To form a direct line from Bangor toBt.
John and Halifax (v. 19, p. 209, 52$).
London.
do
do
6g.
N.
Y.,
Farm.
L'an
&
T
Co
Jan.
1,1887 Com. stock. $l,Ol».06a, pref.. $100,000. Net
J.& J.
do
do
-Vov. 1, 1887
proOts, 18.0-71, $1.0 157 s uk. f'd, $11,000
M.& N.
do
do
Aug. 1,1880 peryr. (v. 13, e. f6«.)
7
F ft A.
.I.ft J. N. Y., B'nk of America. Jnlj- 1.1897 Recently comideted.
7
(v. 13. p. 607.)
]'- .M. ft N N. Y., Farm. L'an 4 T Co May I. 1900 Stock paid ln,$4(«l,0(M).
months of 1870, $3,799,
Providence.
Net earnings,
Boston Office.
v. IS. p. 741,)
4
.laii.ii872 DIv, In U) years, 75 per cent.
J.i
Princeton.
6
Lea«»d to Bel. Delnw. Dlvfds lt71, 2 p. e.
6g
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
New York
ft
;
li)
>
7'
.\verage length operated In
Net earnings,
iS.O about 100 miles.
$ 32,010. Land grant 7.6-0 acres per in.,
divided Into three Irtists, to sieure tha
inortgaireB. ToUl la d sales up to Oct.,
Ill
M.ft N.
N.
Y., Mechaii.'Nal.
Uk.
May
1,
1880
do
'an. 1,1887
do
Sept 1, 1888
do
10 f.
M.& N.
>Uy 1. 1888
(v.13. p. 49.)
New York.
1»7I $1,560,000.
10
J.ftJ.
do
1»
M. ft S.
New York or London.
Fern'dlna to Ced. Ke« L.fr «(10,l«Xlacr»
J.
l" .14
Slock, $200 000. Cost, $a>9;!$5.
M.& N. N. y.. Market Nat. Bk.
.1.4 J. \. Y.,St. Nlch. Nat. Hk. July 1, 1900 Cost of road, 64J.482
7
cent.
8
N.Y., Farm's. L.ftT.Co. July l,168;i Has a traffleguarani.
J. & J
]Sold 1871, toTt W...
do
1g. A.&O.
•ema.
Lea-sed to Sioux CA
<g Ai&O. Bait., Mercii. Nat. Bank.iOct. I, isoo Iu progress, stock j..." .... ' r, v-i"7
J.ftJ.
8 f
M.&
8.
do
do
do
progress,
—
M.ft N.
Road was
sold Dec,
vs.'ii
for $lo,(«0.
.
. !
M
..
...
1
1
.
)
.
.
THE CHRONICLK
120
,
[January 27, ldi2.
KAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Sabaorlbers ^vUl confer a great faTor by giving us Immedfate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables.
Bontla,
DESCIilPTION.
Miles
of!
For explanation, Ac, of all reforencee, eee Road'
foot notes oo Ut pft<e of RR Tables.
^alVMton, ffoiMton
&
oS
I
J>
ffenderson—ut Mort
dt
9aorf/ia /t. R. dk Banking Co. -Btock
Buadt*, not mortgaged
Oithen t£ OeckertoiC/i—lBt mortgage
vr. HiijUIh tfi fad/aua— l8l m, jfold, guar.
l8t mortifa^e, not Kuaranteea
Orantt Trunk (C<ina<tfi)— stock
Mort. to Bk of U. Canada on surplus lands
Atlantic
°S
-^
Sa
^
l,iKX)
1,U00
Amount
Out
I
Lawrence, defer'd Int. ctfs
ut on alt rolling »ttock...
2d
do
do
Postal bds, &c., secured by gov't business
St.
IstPref. bds.conv. Into l«t
Preferred, 5 per cent, conv. Into
common
3,«
Hebentures
. .
do
do
do
do
do
do
New bonds, coupon
mortgage
,
ce New Haven— »iock.
Scrip (50 per cent paid up to Oct., '71)
l8t niortg ge
Sart.,Prov. d: Mshkitl—lst mort. (K.Ij....
Ist mortgage (Conn.)
Sempfield—l&t mortgage
Wapne (t Ifonroe— Ist mortgage, 8.1.
tfoiMoWftic—stock
Preferred stock
Ist mortgage, sinking fund
2d mortgage
Bo Klsol 1869
Uot^ton (k Texan CeiU.—XstHL. Lgr.. a.f.gld
Western division
.........!:...
<fe Broad Top— Ist mortgage
2d mortgage
Bu/Uiiifj'ion
i,i«»
1863
1870
53
116
54
ie67
1870
M
79
100
"^9
1,000
60
9e
33
65
120
120
74
74
1,000
100
100
1866
501
500
1,000
1851
1851
1851
I
1867
1869
1869
1870
do
'.
1871
1869
1870
.
1869
1870
1865
1868
1870
,
Jackison», Pe?i«ac.<fcJfofr— Florida St bds.gld
JefTerHon. (Pa.)-\%i M. (Hawley sec ton).
mortsfage (Hawley section)
mortgage Carbondale section)
•Hff., Mad. ffc /Ttrtia nap. —stock
""
Ind. 9l Mad. U if. -Ist mortgage
Jeffersonvllle i; '.-2dm rtgage bonds..
Jefferson vlUe. Mad. & Ind-lst m^^rtgage
**o
^'^^^
2d mortgage
n
Bonds of ,I.ouisvll e (endorsed)..... ..
t/oJfet db JV. lndian<^-\%t mortgage
Junction, Pfiitadelpfita^Ht morfgaKe ""'
» ...
2d mortgage
Ist
.'.
.
Counct't
St.
J.& C.B.
do
Bluff^iock"
& St. Joseph RR
&
Jo"
St.
R;{.,lst M..
do
SdM..
''^'^- RR-Voon.ol
An "''bS'M??*
Mo. V*
Valley
RR. (Auk.
do
do
1, '63....
do
gold
.
.fi<HM<MAic</Ic— stock....
Ijv jj. (Kold) land grant, sinking fond;!!'.
1st Mort., gold
1st Mort., gold
!.!.
2d Mort. (government BObsidyy.!!
1st
1862
1853
18l!<
1870
1853
7
;
do
Dec, 1890
do
»171,487
Floating
Leases Blue Ridge RB.
in 1870
debt,»25O,D00.
M.&N.
N. T., Nat. Trust Co. May
1889 leased to Reus & Sar. Stock paid $126,370.
M.&N.
Jersey City,
Opiirati'd by Erie.
1889
M.& N. lersey ctty.lst NatlBk May 1, 1890 Operated by Erie.
M.& N. N.y., Kidd, Pi,rcc&(0 Nov. 1,1898 Leased to 'Tol Wab.& West.
M.& N.
.May, 1890 In progress to connect with Tol. W.&W
"'
.\ng., 1870 (iaii. & St. Jo., 207ni., branch. Qulncy,
..111,
^
U) Palmyra. 15ni.
Aug., 1870
Cameron to Kans. C,
""
J. & J.
N. Y.. Duncan, s. & Co.
1871-8>
53m. Total operated. 275m. Net earnA.&O.
New Tork office.
ings, 1869-70, *1,097.666;
Apr. 1, 1S8I
expended for
J.& J. N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co.
construction and equip.. $831,208
Net
M.&S.
New York office.
Ang.!'l877
balance, $.66,398. See Ciiro.niclii, vol.
,
;g. r.
3)i
7
:
.
an
6
IH
1,574,000
500,000
1.000.000
820.000
J.&
1866
1867
1867
J.'&'J.
J.* J.
F.ft A.
7g.
4l'6,'00O
7'g.'r,
A.AO.
7
do
do
367,500
1,150,000
137,278
3,090,000
332,000
2.500 001
2.500,0,0
2.750,000
5,000.000
1
I
g
1 .5' 10,00
a
'.Mi
1,000
61)- -67
1866
1866
1866
1870
1869
1852
1853
1855
C'ftrtr/««Wn— Loan'of'Tenii
LackuvMntuidt Bloonvtburg—lit,
raortiraire
'
2d mortgage.
2d mortgage (extension)
L<tfai/eue, Bloom'lon. <t Jn«a.— 1st M., guar
L<(faytue, Jfuncle it Bloom't.~iM mortg.
87
Lake Erie J; ljoutArUl«-~\at mortgage.
37
Lahe Shore & Mich. liouih.-*tock
1013
1855
1855
Jd mort. (C, P. & A. RR.) ri-glstered bds.
3d mortgage (C. P. * A. RU.)
Ultto Shore dividend bonds. April, !86»..
mortgagt; bonds
mortgage (C. & Tol. IJR.) s'k'gfd
aduwrtgaga (C* Tol. KB.)
1,000
1,000
A
*
A
1,00>
1,000
A.
8 f
8 f
A &0.
,«
J.
J.
M. A .S.
J.& J.
J.
J.
J.
& J.
* J.
& J.
J.& J.
M.& N.
A.&O.
A.tt
<).
J.&.l.
M.& N.
.100,000
6
"f
10
10 f.
8 f
8 f.
1,400.000
187,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
10,000,000
6,5a),0«)
2,240,000
4,003,000
0,303,000
600,000
318,000
4.275,350
2.000,000
400.000
128,000
844,000
237,000
816,500
900,000
400,300
500,000
200,000
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O,
J.'&'j.
J.& J.
M & S.
J.& D.
M.&S.
F.
7g.
4
A.
F.& A.
J.
J
&
%
96
533MI
63,000
597,000
5,256,000
2,693.000
ISK
1857
1856
1851
\fm
1867
1869
18S2
1855
l,(»Jf
1,000
1,000
1.000
l.OOO
1,000
1.000
a
1.000
1,000
1,000
do
y.,
do
do
do
Dn. Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
(to
.1
M. &S.
7
Sep.ll.
J.& J.
I'- J.& J.
7
M.&6.
M.&8.
7
J.&D.
6
J.& J.
7
Oct., 1909
I
Oct
1890
,
Sept.
186:
4
F.* A.
f.a'a.
A. & (>.
J
&J.
m!&>j'.
M.&N.
9.'4,000
F.
&
A.
500.000
1,000.000
1,000,000
.!.& J.
I,500M0
A. n
J.&
J.&
J.
A.&().
o.
D.
.!.& J.
A.4 0.
115.000
2.014.000
864.000
I
1870,
•202m.. Sept.. 1870. CoBt
of ro:ul and enulpments. $11,500,000.
Road went Into hands of receiver. Oct..'70
Road completed.
Settlement with creditors pending. See
report in v. 13, p. S'JO. (v. 12, p. Ill ; 13,
Junc,18!l9
p. 635, 800.)
Leases
St. Louis, Alton & TerreH. road ai
July 1.1919
$4!»5.4T2 per year.
Oct. 1. 19(X1
1908
Bond* guara toed by Penn. RR. Co.
'April, 1888
Feb., 1897
Aprii'i!i9n In progress. $2.00O,0\O stock paid up.
July 1.1889 Leased to Michiiran Cent., which gives a
Nov. 1,188' traffic guarantee.
1900
N. Y.. by Erie R. R.
do
do
do
do
do
do
ISxch. for State bonds,
(v. 13, p, 305, 667.)
July 1,1887 Leased to Erie.
Jan. 1,1889
Jan. 1,1889
Indianap.. Tl'eas. office Jan. 1,1866 Net revenue i'l 1870. *336,078. Road owned
N. v., J. & S. Persu on Mavl, 1881
by Co., 161m.
Cambridge Ext.. 65m.,
N. v.. Rank of
rica, Apl. 1,1873
operated for >^ of gross earnings, (v.,
S. Y.,St.Nlch.N.Bnnk. Oct, 1, 1906
12, p. 33ii: 13, p, 114, 178)
do
do
do
July 1, 1910
Y., Bank of America. May 1 1*12
N.Y., Farm's' L.&T.Co, July], 1874 L'-ased to Mich. Cent.
Philadelphia ;offlce.
July -.,1882 Owned by connecting Co.'s. Cost of road
do
do
$898,324, Netcarn'ts 14 mos., 1870, $57,766.
Apt. 1,1900
Consol. of C. Bl. & St. Jo., St. Jo. & O.
N. Y. & Boston.
Bl.,and the Mo. Valley Co.'s. Line Kan.
Jan'.'l','l880
do
do
City to C. Bl., 203m. ; branch, St. Jo. to
Jttlyl,18?2
Net earnings in 1871,
do
Sept 1, 1892 Hopkins, 61 in.
Am
''•'.
,
Boston
do
N.
& New
York.
do
Jnne
do
do
$418,076.
1,1874
Aug.
do
Lf. s,
June
Trea3.,at maturity
New I ork.
do
N. Y., Loud.
&
Frankf.
(v, 13. p,4as.)
Septl, 1890
y.,Farm.L. &T. Co Aug.
1,189'J
1,1893
Total miles
Is leased.
In 1870 on an average of
of 551m., net earnings were $880,746. L.
Denver Pacific
operat,.ed. 793.
gr. over 6.000,000 acres. From Jan., '68
to 11, 619,62>acres were sold for $1,676,069
1,1896
189.-.-97
May
Interest on income bds is payable out of
net earn 'gs—substantially a pref stock.
1,1896
1871 & 76
Mch
1,
.
1916
(V, 12, p. 3S9.)
July 1.1830
Phila,
CornExch. Bank May,
IS'iO
Completed
19)^ miles.
N. Y.,B'uk of America, March 1872 Covington, Ky., to Lexington, Ky.
do
do
do
do
New York.
J.&.'
S. Y., Dei., Lack. &
M. &S.
do
do
A.&0.
do
do
M- &N.
do
do
J.& J. N. Y., T.. W. & W. office
F.&A.
J.& J.
(v. 13. p. 686.)
N. v., Nat. Park B.int Apl. 1, 1899 I.ensed to Ills C, at 35 p.c. on earnings,
N. y., Metropolitan B'k July 1,1890 •ilock paid, $286,730. Cost of road, $268,88>.
N.Y., Nlnrh Nat. Bank.
Operated by .Mich. Cent, Lands, 192,000
1883
do
acres, (v. 13, p. 667.)
do
do
1888
D.
4
M.&N.
.
7
SOOJIOU
2,000^0
do
m!* 'n. N.Y ,N.Bk ifCommercc June 20. '99
6K. F.& A.
do
Feb. 1, 1895
666MI0
UKJO
N.
.
1695
1,
7'g:f.
1,.')00,000
1,000
do
do
D.
1870, $796,601
expenses over earnings in
Rent of leased roads
Feb.! 1372 Main line, 707m.
(402m.) 85 per cent of gross earnings.
Apl. 1, IS;5
Net revenue in 1870, $2,Si7,821. Const,
Apl. l,187ri
bonds of 18(5 will be paid now on deOct. :,1890
mand. (V.13, p.'369 C04; v. 14, p. 86.)
Apl. 1, 1875
Jan.l, 1901 In progress. Co. h;is aid & 30,000 acres I'd.
Y.,'(:o"'B'office.
do
N. Y. & London.
N. y.j Co.'s office
Londo.i.
N. Y or London.
N. Y., Turner Bros.
do
d
M.& S.
J.&
2,789,413
500,000
"ioo
Apl.
A.& O,
do
F.& A N.Y.,Fnrm'«L.&T. Co
M.&N.
do
do
do
&0. New York Co.'s office.
J.& J. N. Y.,Farm. L.& T. Co.
J.
2,1X10.000
18<i9
8ept!'i. '911 Excess of
$3-1,515.
Feb. 1,1875
do
do
7g. A.
397,000
315 OCO
2.107.001
1870
1870
N.
J.
14.000,000
1013
lOia
S21
621
65
96
Philadelphia, Office,
F.« 4.
"ioo 34,404^00
Scrip
Onarmteed. lOperct, stock
Bonds of October 1, 196», 8. F
CooaoUd mortgage, IS70, coop
do
do
reg
Ut mortgage. 8. fund M.S.* N.I
3d mortgage Mich. S
Ut mortgage (D., M. 4 T. RR.)
1st mort. (C., 1*. A A. RR.). Sanbnry bds.
1,000
,
Boston,
J.& J.
J.& J.
M.& S.
A.&O. N. Y.,Amer. Ex. Bank
J.iSi
5:»,.500
50
1869
1865
1866
Y
A
& bought by Balt.& O.
Endorsed by Flint & I'cre .Marq. RR. Co.
Leases Berkshire RR., StockbrldgeA PittsJan!!'l872
lleld. and w, stockbrg.
.^et earntnjis,
187!
1870, $147,024. DividencTs, 8 per cent, per
annum, on preferred stock.
1885
Sold out Mar.. 1870
Jan!'l,'l901
no
do
d
do
do
do
1889
Nafl City I'ank. July 1,1891 Set earnings,
do
do
Various
1.10,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
ft
12, p. 104.
.Tan., 1892
I
589.500
2.800.aK)
1.600.000
2.000,000
67O.00C
1.700,000
1.450,000
74.000
1,000
Bridgeport
A.&O.
A.&U.
J.
Jan., 1892
Baltimore, by II. & (>.
N. Y., Mech, fat. Bank.
A. SO.
6K
7g
do
do
&
A.&O.
7
'
do
do
Jan. 1, 1890 Stock paid in $4 tXKlOOO. Cost. $8,039,500.
PhlIa..Peiin."c'o.^ office July 10, '71 Leased to Peiin. KR., which owns most of
do
do
Jnlyl, 883 stock.
N. y., Union Nat Bank.; Jan., 1S72 Worked with N. Y.
N. Haven ro«d
do
do
do
receiving 13 percent of net profits. Cash
Jan.. 1372
do
do
Jan. 1,1873
dividends in 10 yfears, 133 per cent.
do
Providence.
Ja i.l. 1876 Operated by bondholders trustees. Net
Hartford.
Jan. 1,1876
earnlr:e8l870, fIol,393.
N.
F.'i'
i
1
1,000
iOO
1,000
J.
100,000
50,000
3,400,000
500/X)O
52
52
78
78
260
130
ISO
672
245
140
253
q!^!
J.
J.& J.
J.'&'j.
1,180.(K)0
800,(XXI
'265
J.'&J.
J.&.l.
J.<St
6
7
7
m
l,000i
1,000'
A.
J.
3
751 OOD
481.000
l,000i
2d mortgage
8d mortgage
mortgage (extension)
10
7
1.000
1.000 16,(XI0 p.
i.oai
770,000
1. mo
300,000
2.960.0.0
600,000
1 495,000
100.000
4.000.000
201,000
96,000
2,000 000
•4 000,000
1,000
&
J.*
K.
500,000
1.300,000
4,000,000
1,182.550
700,000
3,500,000
1,500,OOJ
'I'.OOlll
.
M
1.000
1,000
(
J met ton KR Ist
7
3.0 0,000
1,501,700
1,831,000
1,200,000
4X
Mort. l.,eavenworth Br.)
KnoxvlUe <t
in 1867-68,
'i,'
7
5,087,2-il
44
Land Gr, Mort. on 1 000,000 acre's
Income bonds (all issued.)
Land Grant Bonds gold on 2,666!«l6' Mrea
XfM Co. J?. «,—Ut mort. bonds,
conp
Kunxucku Central— lit mortcaae
Ist
1.000
I.OJO
a
'.
A
£337,685; In 1868-69, £253,369;
Irrcdee c.
£287,012; 1866-67, £311,080. For operafns
Irredeem.
of 6mo8.,endInz Dec. 31,'70, see CubosIrredeem.
ICLE, vol 12, p. 689.
Loudon & Montreal.
Oct., 1871 Comprtiiy leases the Erie & Niagara, 31m.
(10
do
Oct., 1871
and the Dctr. & Milwaukee, iS9in., and
London Joint Stock Bk. July. 1871
Is also coiisti uctiug a'road from Glencoe
do
do
Jan 1872-73 to Canficld. 105m.
which, with a third
do
do
rail on the Grand 'Trunk and completion
Nov., 1373
do
do
July, 1870
of the International bridge f toni Ft Erie
do
do
to Buffalo, will complete a new through
Oct., 1877
do
do
Oct., 1^78
route. (V. 13, p. 667,J
Net earnings
1
3d
rtgagtt
Indianap. db Vlncennes-lst M., guar.. ..!
2d mortgage, enar
Int«rnatU}iml (Texas). Ist M.,"gold'. .*.'!."!.";
Ionia & Laming— Ist M.,tralficgi]ar..
2d mortgage
I wa F\illii <fc Sioux C<(y— iaVMl." Apl.'i ''89'.
Ithaca tt Atnetvt— 1st M., sink, fund, gold
Jack.,Lans. db Sagiruno—ut M May 28,'65
2d M.. for »500,()00,Marclil,'tW... .......
Citi/,St.Jo.
A.&O.
.
Irredee(L-.
18Sl'-86
7
-..728,490
Louia—m M.Jn 3 series
Ist mortgase, C. B.
ii mortgage, C. B.
J.
A.&O.
6g J.&D.
2-1,275,500
ISfrl
1865
ISTO
1869
1870
indianap., Citic. d iaA— stock
Ind. & Clnn. of '58
Ind., Clnn. & Lafayette
Kane
5K
Hi
191,«0
185!)
ZH)
do
do
do
do
gold
Kedemptiou,lst &2 series
do
3d series, s erling,
Indiana db Illinois Cent.~-\%t M.,gold
Indianap. Btoom'tondt West—lat M..gldbda
2d mortgage.
2'1
&
J.& D.
M.&N.
,!.& J.
Varl.
. .
<t St.
J.
J.
J.&
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.
5
4
&
6
100
100
',',,]
3d mortgaice
Scrip for past due coupon
...!!!!!!!!
tliTtois Central- -stock
1st mort. construction bdB(now payable)
m
2*
(,396
do
do
do
do
do
J.
J.A.I.
,
Hartford
do
J.«
J.
I
1
*
6
.
do
5
5
4
3
Erie. Cost of road, &c»289,«eO.
In progress. 1st M., guar, by Pitta., F. W.
& Chic. (v. 13, p. 83, 177, 209, 210, 462, 838)
All the amounts here given are in pounds
sterling.
eases Atl. & St. Lawrence,
Dec, 1872 150m. chic, Det. & Can. Grd. June,
Apl.,18i7
.59m.; .Mont.& Champ., 49m.; BulT, & L.
.Tan., 1920
Huron 161m. Total road owned, lesBc.
Perpetual.
and operated. 1,377m Net profit in 1869-70
do
M
F.& A.
.1.
618,066
2,360,333
301,733
3,650,000
1,510,968
1,126,515
376,766
130,000
62,000
300,000
675,000
1,100.000
4.151,700
\',m
,
InOianapoHa
6g.
Var.
do
p. 625
Worked by
& Co
N. T., Wlnalow, L.
London, Co. 'a Office.
London and Portland,
J. 4 J.
A.4U, London, at Co.'s Office
1,381,117
a
•61-'55
I |Land Grant mortgage
Mortgage loaus
Mortgage bonds 1870, conv.,
ist mortgage (Qaincy & Palmy. RB..
Ist mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. RR.)
Sarlem ExtetiMon—Hl mortgage
Harrtsb.. I^rt^'h, Mt.Joy tt Lancas-— stock
ffotly,
A.&O.
J.'ii J.
2,S76,i)06
£
Missouri State Loan
f.
"i'g
£1110
£*.]
£100
£100
Hannibtl (f Naples— \ii mortgage
Hann.dc Cent. Mo— Ut M..Mo.gr.,T.,W&W
Sinnibaldk St.Jot<9ph—%%QC)L.
Preferred -lock
J.'&J.
£1W
Cb/Mm&ia— stock
iBt mortgage, guar, by State
Bonds not guaranteed
Greenicicfi
Johngonvllle— 1st M.. conv.,.
JItiekensack d^ New yorJt— Ist mortgage...
U'lckeiiHock tfc N. Y. Extension—lsl mort.
f.
£100
Greenville <k
Sold In 1871.
Dlvl'ds of 8'per cent a yr since 1869. (v, 12
J.
i«
6 g.
227,273
Mortgage bonds, coupon.
do
do
Ist
7g.
7g.
1,200,000
2,842,188
l,«88,ai7
788,722
5,734,351
16,981,437
prc'f. stocK....
do
do
2d
od
do
4th
do
Great We»tern (Ca7iada)—Com. atocn
J.& J. Augusta. Ga., RR. Bank Jan. .IST!
do
1870 to 1886
& J.
4
7
7
snojoo
do
do
do
1902
1902
1,500,000
4,200,000
615,500
2J6,500
5,000.000
3,000.000
do
-id
REMAP.KS.
il
itandlnje.
£2,873,589
221,190
77,180
500,000
l:.iiaipment M..
%
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Princlpalp
Due.
When Where Payable and by when
Stocks^
whom.
laatDlvi'd.
cS.* ''"J""'!''-
Wn
March
1883
June, 1835
1898
Jan. 1, 1875
March 1885
Apl. 15,1880
May 15,1889
Tenn. division of Blue Ridge KR.
Net earning in 14 months, ending Jan. I.
1871, $398,013. Interest on bonds,$230,000.
Surplus, »168,0I3.
Stock, $1,335,000.
line from Bloomington. Ills, to Mnncle. Ind., ^OOm.
York.
Jan. 1, 1893 Sold imder mortgag-; (v. 13, p. 779).
N. Y Union Trust Co. Feb., 18T2 Consolidation. .Iu"c,1869 of the L. Shore
do
do
road (including Clev., P. & A. and Clev.
•'>
do
Feb!,' 1872
& Tol.) and the Mich.S.ft N. Ind. Co.'s;
,.
„
N.Y., Bankol N.York. Oct., 1879
a'ld Sept.. 18611. Bnir. & Erie Co.. which
N. f.. Union Trust Co. July, 19»J
included the Bufl'. & State Line, and Erie
do
do
July, 1900
& Northeast. Detroit, Mon. & Tol. road
N. Y., Bank of N. York. May, 1885
and Kalamazoo & White Pigeon are
do
do
Nov,, 1877
owned Jamestown & Frankl, leased at
do
do
Aug., 1876
40 per cent of gross earnings. a- d Hal.
do
do
.Inly, 1871
Allog. & G. R., leased for int. on slock
do
do
.Ian,, 1880
and bonds ainminting to $103,800 per yr.
do
Oct., 1892
Total length operated, 1,013m. In 18(0
do
April, 1899
total receipts, all sources, $13,457 540.
do
do
Dec, 1872
Int. on
0]ieratine expenses, »8 502,620
do
do
July, 1885
iKi.ids and guar. Hlo"k,$l,tM3,4ll2; div.'ds.
do
do
April, isae
N.Y.,A.B.Baylis,Tru8tee
New
To connect and form a
Augj,1901
,
;
t
:
.
.
.. ...
.
.
THE
Jnnunr^' 27, 1872.]
.
HllONlCLE.
(
J2l
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
wUl
8ubacrlb«rB
confer a sre«t
DESCKIPTION.
Avor hy bIvIuk o« Immediate
Amount
Of
of
Outatmidlng.
jad
cxrlanatlon of all rcfercTea. •«« Ruad
foutnutt'Aon ImI page of UK T0bIe^.
For
INTEREKT
^•V, When
I
jjj,%' Payable.
JiOHflu, i
DIVIDEKD'.
Oil
>t
LIST.
notice of any error dlecover«4 In onr Tablaw*
rniiclnal,
when Due,
here ratable, and
by n bom.
r.£MARK'.
last Illi'd.
i
L. .S^ore
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ift
&
DufTiilu
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fit)
18li2
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)to
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rtfr»*oii
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KiiliuuiiriMi
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IXWi
1868
.s«/». <*
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J.
i,(««i
WO.UCKl
BOO.OCW
J.ft.l
J.ft J.
1,000
.'lO
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4,ri(io.niio
2M',230
Limii
1.000
M
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m
ItOH
18K8
r,oi'io
^d tiiort^og-
l.STtl
i.otio
iiiortKaKn <lU/lutoi) ItU.)
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iFi iin>rij::iKf
1B6I
m
1,01 <i
910.11(10
4.1l«,l)l1l
isis
1!W6
is»»
1.000
1,00"
1.17:1.1100
i.oool
3,'i(lO.0CO
l8-id
1,000
1,000
5.1
a)
a-Ark.
hnrk. Pine lit. <t .V.
Sch ui/lkilt—slnck
Si.Lo'n
iinu
ISTO
1869
Little.
ma
ini<riKAt>c,
11
love
900
& Vrtiiikfurt bonds
Li'xttiKtoD & Kra ikfort
Louli^ villi; Loan
C inn. bnnu-li
Loul vUle. (_'i]tn.& Lex., ^d M. (uuaold)
JjyHtxritlfi^ >VMAri//<-§tock
;
2
6 g. f
7 1.
1867
1870
Loan
J.
ft
J.
A.ftO,
A.ftO.
Q-K.
J.ft U.
.T.'ft'.I.
K.ft A.
J.&D.
i'A
f.
.l.ft.I.
J. ftj.
J. ft J.
.I.&.I
6
2,923.000
315. 00
8.s;3.580
l.l.M.ilO
819,00
I(XI
I).
M.& N.
Kil.OllO
82,(100
on main stem
*
(J— M.
M.ftN.
I.ft.).
3
25.ono
A.
J.
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,
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t.
|
A.ftO.
7
8k.
3.110 ,(»I0
1(10,(KW
S.
ft (I.
York, Bk or N. Y Nov., IWI
8 per cent,$lr529,5«2. Fiirplna to prollt,
do
du
July, lMi2
fr'r-9.i:,7 (one. I'ed inroi sirui lion;.
An
do
do
Sept. IN»
Iniresse of 40 per ci-nl, slock wasdlsdo
do
A rll, 1.'* t Ibiited lo 'tiarclioldc h on |>ii\inei.t of
do
do
3' |.:) per tent of Hie paj- ialnc In
.Ian. 1, IMO
do
do
,lnly. Ihki
cash; 10 per et, Nov. I. lOncr tl. tied ;
do
do
.In y.lMii
and 13.U previous lo Aiil*.. lK'.2,»hi never
do
do
,hlly. IHKS
ealli d for scrip crifsnre iss'ed and draw
do
du
an. LIMC
dividends rijuiil lo slock forllic smonnt
d..
do
Junel.lsvi
paid on Iheni. (v. 12.p.i50; 13. p. IM.tOt )
N. v.. Boston * Phlla. .ISI1..1B99 Opened. Sept.'
L. i r. l,6ti2,W'U acres.
rillsburg onUe.
Oit., I8;i I.I asid lo I'., Ft W. ft (
W p. e. on gton
N. v., lVlnsliiw,L.& Co Aug. 1F.95
earn'g hiii |l'<,0(iOp. r yr a uilnlu am.
N. v., Knim.L. ft T. Co .Inly, iwiii Opeieilin I)-70. iv, iS. p. 177.)
Feb., l>i»! Operated by Li hi;:h Co"l ft Nav Co.
Philadelphia Ofllcc.
Jan., 1172 Kceeipts from all sources In year ending
do
May,ls-,3
NO' :«l. Is;ni5,'.(r2.3 2; nil, »2,110.i;f.
do
.liine,
1898
Dividends in lo yra, lot) per cent.
do
Sept., 1910
do
Oil., 1872
N.Y., N. Ilk Comm'ree. Dec. 1, 181)9 Leased for W ye*' a lo Paclflc of Mo.
New Vork ft Chielnnatl. Sept, 1871 Leased Dec, 18(9, lo Pills., Cln. ft M. L.,
N. Y.. Bkof America.
Mav, 1883
uar. bv lenn. VAl. lessees assuming
do
do
(«»
llabilillVs and paying »'8ii,l«l er year.
Boston Office.
state
Jan. 1. 1900 Land grant about l,0()y.2'J6 acres,
do
Apl 1, 19':o
aid 4i|l).(iil)|ier mile. Int. is In default.
N.Y.. Union Trust Co. AlMll. 19ft) State Hid HS.IlCil per Ull'e.
Philadelphia cfflce.
JaM..lK72 Leased and operated by Phil, ft Reading.
:te<r
.1. ft ,1.
A.ftO.
I
do
N.
Y'.j
do
V.fU
IV. 13. p. 210. 6.15.)
r.O.
.Vug.. 1871 .Vnnual report puWI bed In
Aiiril,
LonlHville.
J. B. Alexander.
do
do
do
1866-87
1S86
May, 71.'75
Nov.,'80-'«5
Oct 15, 1893
April, 1898
du
22.1.1)0
isi.aio
M.&N.
M.&N.
88.(100
A. ft O.
1,000
333.I»P
A.ftO.
do
do
1,(10"
S.SI'i.miO
£200
£700,000
A.ft O.
.I.ft D.
London, Ba log Bros.
Dec,
lHOi
Philadelphia.
N. Y., M. K. Jesun
Aug.,
1871
Kxteu»luu, Ut luortuiiKC
do
(|u
Loilii^vilie
rlBa)!!' for $S.0«JO,aiU
''
I),
I":
inl M..Hterll'
i:/»((/<y
Loan.
CAIc— block
(fc
isas
ISIl
tf.Kuar..
3,000,0)
600,000
...
- 1 ht M. BUar. by Ga
I(Ht uiortgiif^r. not guarHiitCfd.
Mtic'iit tfe
'.ni«tcick—\ni M., Statu eiidortf.
vvl MiortKui;*'
Stat'- endorfiC'I houda
K'lulpiii lit liunils
Mu'O" .f H"e-v;«;/(— stock
,(
'ii.l.
6?Ii,i
l.l»l,l)OII
1860
ISTU
1870
.
1,100.000
600,00
150,00
7
"ioo
2,.'iOO,''0"
's'
j.'&'d.
Mat on, Ga.
7
1,000
100
6HVX10
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
New
1.50.000
18:6
lorH.um.Oa). Kuld
(jtoik. 1st prill
'^d prt.-O'
1
2d inortKnn*^
3d tnortKuk't^
Scioto* Hoc k. UKiIttmorlicaKe...
M'liirlia it A/a/.~lst M4'i4,(K10 p.lii
M'ir<iU<tti; ,fe Outn!tjtuoii—\%i M.. income..
Mitrt/taufi tfc /><'fa(crtrc— l8t niortKaKe
Memi-hit
,f (.'A/ir/ifxeoji—stock
/JwJ— IftM.
er
1.
1860
187B
1871
Ark)in4ao Lja.i, JlU.flO per uille
luortbuuda,
St. /,o»i.v~ 1st
.f-
C>ulnll~-{<n:k
jrtortKaiii'. convert, flloking fnnd
Mtfiii'jffn
1st
1.
g
l^t lnortKa.fe. i-onv«'rtthle
niortKaire. «lf rlin^, non-ciinvertlblu.
Mi'!h>Kan Central (Air Line niortgiige)
Ml- hiKan Air tne IhI M..asiiuni. by M.C.
.
.
do
Grand
&
South llaven.
do
do
do
"'
M.. Kuar.
.
assumed
inortgai:c
l8t
>yi(h it ir.<(«'
'^
284
281
2S4
'/
'
i
G«i)— IstM
nio»-tffage.gold
'.— Ut niorigage
..
red i
IM morttcaiee
'.'.'.'.'.'.
2*1 moi-i-a.;c
I8t moriRiiKc Kastern l>tv. (rahiioc/..!.
lat inorlgaKe (Iowa.% Mlim.)
Ut inortgaKe (Minn. Central)
I'rtft'i
(Iowa
l«t uiorluHfre
&
27
27
•„:
,,
"
"
8
500.000
8
8
1866
it
i'ik
lul8
1018
iiio
CeiUriil—\tl
tifaite
IM. C.
Tenn. Slate Loan
Jfi-'.M., O'i-tihil.1,1- R„l
I"!
in.irtKacc
(
.M.
ITO
37tl
«W
1.0OO
1.00
1000
•jjo
aosjwo
I,(X)>,'Oi
1869
1871
ff.
t»t
1.1X1"
I.IXX1.(100
2..'iOO.IIHO
so
3.IX15.liOO
i
Jf.i-i/^
.1-
i^o .,,.1— iBt
2d mortgagi;
KI., 1.
gr.
A.ftO,
M.ftN.
J. ft J.
». f
".
7
f.
f
?**
1 '(»«-l«V M." gld.' eii'don. by JUi
4 1IS0(XI
1,0(111
l.<ni
1
4
1871
l.W)
35-1 ,nwi
18 a
i8;o
4
;.uoj
5,1100.0011
a
600
1,W
7g
J
J
J.
F ft A
J.* I.
lan
51
-7 IXXI
l,40i.onn
sri.MK)
aoo.'iou
83,VI0
18iU
at
»62,.'/«.
Net revenue In 1870. »118.062. Cost of toad
and equlpuieu s, |£,9t2,171.
Macon
lo All. Net earnings I8;0, inSL'ST.
A stock ili\-. of 66>i p.e. was mode "694 "TO
In progress, 16' ni. and biancli, ('.(Vn.
Leases ti.e Dexter ft Xewporl. Belfast ft
Mooeebcad Lake, and the Kennebic ft
Portlanil roads, inelnilliikf thcSomerBCt.
do
do
do
do
1889
1^89
July
N. Y., Bank of N, Y.
N. Y., 3d Nal'l Bank.
Nl
Phlhi.,
New
w
York,
Peun. RK.Co.
1886
1,
Muskegoi, Mich.
.Vilejran to
isi)
N'ov.
1886
1899
Operated by Ei
.Vug.
Leased to Penn. RR.
1897
1,
York.Offlce.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Haven leased. The M. C. also gives
(v. 13, p,
I rafllc
c uar. to several roads,
82,104,667, iO'.^ (v. 14. p. 84.)
Feb'. 15, '72
do
du
1898
1893
1R73
1893
1881
18J4
1897
Dec, ISO
Dec. 1870
t
lock paid. In f 1IO,05I>.
Cost, ITBl, 115.
common
stock was increased
by stock, divids and f!..'l»i,7rn
In payment ol 75 per cent of f2,uil.l"»
Wesi. Un. Rlt stock, thns purcha-ed by
M. ft ' t. P. Co. The Co. also paid on
linrehasc of 100m. new road M.llif.iio
fcondB. »1.(180.000 pref. 6(ock and l,l»!0,H'0
coin, stock. Gross earn'i s. ISTO. >7.42I.(sil
In
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ie.
1
70 th"
»1,57;..2!X).
not. $2..6:.7S7
g o«B earnings, 1869, on
917m.. »7,5fO.' IS ; 18«!< on 836)11.. t6,517,645;
(V. 12, p. 7Je'.)
1 67, on rtSm., t5 683,608.
:
1991
Nc\> York.
Y.. U. r. Co.
Philadelphia. P.* K.
Aug.
N.
Detroit,' 3d Nat.
do
llo
1.1839
1891
•'an. 1872
Jan. I. IRV'
Bank. Jan.
N. Y, J.L. King.
do
do
Co
i.
Leased to
P.ift
(Irossesru'
Readimr for 9W years.
s. is'iO, 1
106
3^)1.
Cost. f 1.520,000
IWi Nankato. Minn, to tale Line. 60ni.
Operated under lease by an assoi
Nov.."69-'7l
Ang. 1, 1875
Jan. 1. 1892
.'
Bonds proiested Dec.
15.
latlon.
(v. 13, p.
ft
J.
5"
7b
.?.* J.
10 f
1>
7
8
8
J. ft. I.
!g.
*6'g.
I.IISJOV
8
I'-
j.ftn.
F.ft A.
A.ftO.
J. ft J.
J. 4 J.
J. ft J.
M.ft.N.
A.ftO.
M.ftN
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
MO.)
er..25;.ono acres, ftate aid, »10,000
ler mile. Line froni F'nnlce, Ark., on
1 5ni.
.illss River, lo Fulton, on Red H
Memphla, OID'C,
Apr. 1. 1871 Net earnin s In vear ending ? ept. 30. 18 0,
do
Sep. l,'8!-53
t212."OI; l:*9. <d^2.2J2; 19«8, »116,SM : 1867
»207,84(l.
(V. 13, p. 8lt7.)
„ ,.
Consol. ol- U.P..- o. Br. ft Teboft >eo«t>o
N.T..CI«rk. DodgeftCo Jan , 1889
Proleeled 5'2ni. L. gr. '.iOO.dno
Val.
Indian
to
subject
do
I o
Dec ,190)
acres. 3.ui(>.00" being
do
do
Feb., 901
oecup'v. IV. 12, P 164; 13, p. 631.1
N. Y., Fann.L. ft T. Co. .Ian. I. 1899 Slock. »4.iXi",ii(io. Lands. 1'25,(«10 acrca. »««
Ilo-ton. C.i,'. Offlce.
Apl 15. 1S'.«) (U'jO.nm Cherokee la d.
Xew York ft Savsimah. 1872-76 In operation (ilrard to Troy. Ala..'o87Jn.
MoN. Y.. Nat. Citv Bank. Jan., 18.89
hole line proposed. GIra.d. Ga..
l^vannah.C. KP.. Bk,
..Jie.-22'ni.
Net earnl"gs IsiO. '4''*'„
Jan.. 1887
bl
these
wlih
retired
bonils
old
tl.ooo.oooo
N. Y., Soulier ft Co.
1900
of
MobI e to Columbus, Ky "ni..'>''»''f,V,'*
o. ft T. vad <o OjlnaLeases
Mobile ft London.
1882
49:.in.
Net earn'ga 1870 rW'?"
vlllc. Ala., tun
Mobile.
1881
London.
188:1
IMS, t759,738. (t. 11, p- IM 1 l».P-*>»)
.
A.ftO.
i^n,ooD
•.fiSSfiH
KK.
Operated «itb Ga. RR.
Land
J.
TSIJMO
.
.
J.
A.
J.
M.ftN.
ijanjsvi
.
J. ft.
F.ft
J. ft
J ft
J ft
J. 4
.
tHWKX)
iSW
Dec..' 1871
Oct., 1880
Oct., 1890
M.ft g.
I,17»,-.'I0
Iff-S
•M-'a
lat iiiorttfage. sterling
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
40:i,318
)
^7.
IntereBtT)ond«
."....
Interest bonda, sterling
lacami bonda, 2d mortgage
J.ft.l.
'
mortgage
^Zi'J,'
Jtobtled
OAA>-»tocfc....
7
7
8
7
7
.l.ft.I.
1,550,1X10
1898
I8H8
.
n
F.ft A.
J.ftJ.
7b.
7k.
do
do
do
do
F.ft A,
j
per mile.
I
MUniouri «..
.v. ,t «««— 1st
2 1nioitgage. for «2.U0U.0OO
M.&N.
7 B
7
7
1,SV1,01X>
2,'I00,000
l,'nf<,»»)
l,»iP.O(X)
1,01X1,001
M. Kid. ...'.!!'
I
7 3.10
avo.ooo
20,000 p.m.
H.)...
dated bonda.
Teiine..sr.r bin
loan
Uo. Ktifi* it- Ti-j-ila ;
IM M.. gld,8.t..oM road* land.lU. f.s.B
Nl inoi .KaKe, Kcdd. (IVho.* \ooalio)
Co. sol. M., gold, on road and land
8,674,000
1,315,000
234,000
247.000
iftm
.I.ft. I.
M.ft S.
l.ft.I.
I'
1,214,000
792,000
8,792,000
l.Oilp
I!.R.)
37 .(»») acres land
7
5,481AI0
1,(XI0
1868
1870
(M.C. H.
Mon.N .stale Arkaiisaa. tlO.UO)
.V,.,....;.,' .f •»•'/". -istmort
Coll?...
lO.SS.lO:)
i.ai
( »(j.)-I»l roorl
\.,rt«/ceil— IM M. Kld,-.f
,.i
.,
11. 822.878
1(«1
1877 90
1889
1890
ft
M.&N.
iss^mo
1011
70.
A &0.
M.ft N.
610,1X10
88 1,000
225.00'1
lOlHi
l<iiiiil
(
.»<
000
70.000
i.aii
luort
f.
i,s 0.1100
l,0OO,OiX)
18''9
1
:
i.ooo
1.000
13
mniiill Br.
.
aii.oio
%
'
In
(V. 13. p. 8S8.)
,
1,0011
um
,f i;i;.rn /i,iy_|st inoft,'!
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'
7
i.itV
Dakota)
nnloirc:
"
id
— t-l
/•'/. '/i.
ij-
l,0"n.l«0
i,noo,ooo
1,300,000
IS'-D
Milwaukee City loan
Milwaukee and Western
}t,
l,'!93,noo
1869
(Prairie du c.)
2d niortL'tiKC (Prairie du C.)
Mil..
8
467.489
morlKnge
lat
a
3
l.im.uo
/>(«/— »tock
per tem (cumulative) stock
.
6
l.V)00O
5.312.T25
.563
1,0011
111
12!
'--t
J.'".'.
130,0110
8.50.000
17,9I4'.«)6
2 29I..V»1
111
111
2d.M-.Knar
fit, .Wo/r
}fii!>H/u'
let M., guar,
^^^
Kiv. Valley, tut M..
8
7g.
MD
t».t
hiilaiiKuoo
7
I317,»!7
li)nrlKai.'e
^l*-iniihis
7B.
7g
1,000
Tcnnrp^ficc Loan
niortKHKC. convertible
tffiiiiifiii<Hiirir
.050,(100
1
300.000
501,000
l,liO"
lat
2d
5
7
2.5IXI.0OO
2,0011.100
inortKairc
'if\
7g'l
aon.noo
1.3T2.R90
8,130,719
4.460.368
2.45O.0OO
Leased to
Opened
A.ftO.
1,(»10,000
iRt nv>rlff««e, dollar
lit ntortKanc aterltnK
Receiver ttppointcd by U.S. Court, Dec'TO.
Co
York.
redeem old bds, balance fur imp'Vta.
I89i.'-91
A. Portland. IstNafl Bank
Boston, AVcbstcr Bank
Oct., 18«
do
Oct., 19O0
do
Net earnings in 18 0. J157 870. Keeicpott
do
July, 1898
do
.7. ft .)
in (iiRo.vTLK, vol. 13, p. 17.
M.&N. Mamhesterft Bo-lon. Nov., 1871 0|ieraled with Concord RR.
July 1, 1889 Leased to Host. CI. & K.. at U of earniiiES.
J. ft J.
The coiiipleiion of Ihe Ohio River bridge
Sept., 1866
m'.&s.
at rarkershuvg and the chaupe of gna- e
Kept., 1S(*
M.& S.
in llic Ohio & Miss. RR. arc cxpecied to
Baltimore.
Aug. 1,1891
K. ft A
nflect Ihe la nins. s of M. ft C. very
1.1H91
London.
Aug.
favorably. Gross earnlngB in 1670. were
F.ft A.
Baltimore.
May 1, 1891; |il.l'>0,i45. Operating expenses. 9tJ4 per
M.& N.
do
Jnlv 1. IW
.1* .1.
cent. Net revenue, t, 8,189. (v. 12 p, 562 )
do
Msy 1, 18911
M ft N.
F.ft A. N.Y.,Faini. L. &T. Co Ang. 1,1S95 40ni in oreralior. Kock subs. I60O.0PO.
Boston. Treas. offli c. June M875 L. gr.. 8119,366 acres- Net earnings, f(i'26.749
.1. ft n.
M « N. Boat., Bk of Commerce. Nov. 1,18S5 Recently couipleled. Cost of road and
Dec. 1, 1889 eiiulpmcnts. ^I COO,0(il'.
do
d)
.1. ft T).
June, 1869 Leased to Southern .-ecur ties Co. for Int.
J.ftD.
on bonds and 3 per cent on slock for 5
J.ft.l. N.Y..3d National Bsnk
(vo
do
do
May 1,' 188
vears. and 5 per cent altei wards,
M.ftN.
do
Jan. 1, 1885 *13. p. *«.)
do
.1.* J.
M.ftN. N. Y.. Swenson, P. ft Ci May I, 189(1 Completed. April. 1--71. L. grant EOP.OCO
1900
acres 125,01X. covered by 1st M.
N. Y., Ijn. Trust Co.
A.ftO.
Jnly i,'901 About 630 am acres land. iv. 12. p. 6ro.)
N. Y., U. T. Co.
.1.4,1.
Jan 1872 Main line, Detr. to Chic, 'jsam.; Jollcl *
N. Y.ft Boston.
J.ft.l.
Boston OHice.
1882
N. Indiana, leased 45m.; Mich. Air Line,
A.ftO.
1882
do
illm., purchased hv Issue of »I,«10I(I0
A.ftO.
London.
1872
(M.C). and assumpiion of f20n,OHI Bds;
M.&S.
1889
r. Y.. Farm. L. ft T. Co
.1
Grand River Val.. 94m., leased at 5 per
* .1
ism)
do
do
eton stock after Jan., 181); Kal. ft s.
M.ftN.
F.
45l,2i:0
M'tru-fu»ltr ^t /.'iicrfiiicestock
MuHxfiflil (ft t-\<imiitgham—\6l mortgage..
Jfiirietta <t Ciiic'inaU—attnilc, com
Stock.
7g
3.732.220
1,100,000
577.1*0
112.01"
•60- -(il
Kxieiifrton IJumls, ISTD. gold
ft
do
(fo
J. ft J. N. y., M. K. Jcsvip ft Co
ilo
do
A. CO.
do
do
M.& N.
7
to
.
X. Y., J. B. Alexander.
1,000
ISJ")
I1..I1.1,-.
.1/./ r.M
,t- Por((/i.ue— IBt M..gold
ihiiue I > iitfal—^iiiK\i
lioiids H,UIO.(UILoao.'A. *K. BR
lijl niortxaKc. BanjforL'n (P. ft K. RR.)..
L.iiiM
7
7
7
1110.110"
w
New
F.'ftA.
00
Louisville.
Chronicle,
V. 1.3, p. .06. slious let carnirgs in
ail lines ope ated, 1870-71, fTO'JS*. Total
erst of pr per y. »21.(XX)0Cll DIv dentta
of •. to ,8 per I cut a year since 1863. Of
(lie tS.COO (00 cons, loan t2.r<«.(«X) reser'd
'69- '77
Jan..
Meinphlft branch, l^t niorlKaRc
Itr.
irai,t271,B51.
1
A.ftO,
F. ft A.
J. ft. I.
Net lecclpls.
Oct., 1877
Ph'la., F. i!t, ft S U.Co Aug., 1900 In pro.Tcss. Louaio-p. to Kockvillc, Ind.
S. Y., N. J.Bouth'nR.R
Operiitcd with .x. J. Mmtliern.
iSept!;'l871 Sag Ihirl). br. completed In 1870. Div. of S
N. Y.. Vcrmllye & Co. JiibMSlB
per c nt,^cpt.. 1871, last prcvloUB div. 4
I'hiladelplila.
1890
per cent in 18<;6. Co. b- id. 1-t mort. bda
do
1893
to re' lie exlens on ft tJlen Cove hr. bda.
June, isra Connol. Sept.. 1869. of Louisville ft Frank,
Louisville.
July. 18-n
and Lex. & Fraukf. roads. Line from
1900
Louise, to Lex., 9 Km.: Ciiin. branch to
N. Y'.. Bank of America
tlo
do
.Ian., 1S74
C< uCovlliylou, 77!4m. Total. t71m.
do
do
Jan., 1881
solidslcd. Nov.. 1871, Mith Clies. 4 Onlo.
do
do
Jan.. 1897
»1,0 0,aiOncw stocK sold to C. & O. at
Lebanon brunrh, LontHvlIle Luau
Lt'bmion
.1/
M.*
2.6 '3,483
i.imi
1,000
J
ft l>
.1
6K.
6
J. IMI
A.
.I.ft J.
00,000
l.OtXl
.1 .
ft
ft
{.
I.''Kl,llOII
Louisville
I
Q-l.
F.
M.ftN.
200,11(0
l.HIO
ft
.1
f.
i.yi ,(»io
175.000
50
100
J.
ft
,.
6
7
6
7K3.000
"no
L/i*i{Hti!h\ Ciu.tt LexiUf/Ufit—siock
Preicrrfd 9 per ciMit Btuck
Lonitfvllii^
:^
750,00(1
bratit'li
1«| iiHtrlgn^'o
f.
1!V
7
1"
7 t.
1.5I10,IW
KxttiHion
ii iPii
7g.
2,M»,10o
T
Hue
.I.ft J.
2(10.IMI
90
.
l(tt
5,000,01X1
aoii.iMi
18,158.6011
902.0(10
8..M«,(100
1S6'J
iKt iiinrlKiiKO. sinking fund
y^»j/'(;*.vi.o«<r/^./.vr.
.v.U'(i/'/Hrf— iRtMgld
1^/111/ Ilranr/i if .sv« ifkore—lsi murtgagt*
/^*Hj/ JsidUii -stuck
fAftlr
:IHi,«i(i
4,712.(101'
59.0'
com.
stroi'i ConiH'ctlon bonds
-.
Ijitu: li>"k <f- h'ort Siiulh—UX. iiiort., ffuld..
Luuil Kfaiit. s. 1.
.1
liin.ro
.
.
ft
4UI,U>I
ioi»,m)
ma
inuri;:auc...
Irtirrn . hiir.it Cff/.-lut M..l.g.,»-r..Conv
Lehii/h it />i(A<i»af'''«- l(*t
>«(t)t k. com. tuid prt'tf.
l^tiiufi Vuiltti
Moiidn <<l 18:>Si-.xrliikni;Hbli', for IIUW
nulrtKllRl^ new, 1868
.
M.4S.
A.« O.
1887
X.(»r, /H/-Stoclc
litt
J
imi
18IM
18KI
l^«l
3d MMirttaiie ..
do
J//«v.-UlM..Kold, I. tr..e.f..
flo
I'lte
A
M.&N.
lOO.OOO
2UI,0i(l
an),Of<>
8,0l«',000
18IHI
1 It- v UUvth
Srhin)ti:rnlt
Gr:» d TTfipldS....
Ku>Hli)a/oo. AlU'tfiiu
JttiiM-Kiuwu &, Fniiikllii. iKi inui-tKaf:c...
SrhoohrAflAKnlHiua/DO &
i.nin
I.IM)
1,(00
.
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Mobile.
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THE CHRONICLE.
122
[January 27, 1872.
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Subncrlbors will confer a great favor by givlns us Immediate notice ot any error dIscoTered In our Table*.
lion (Is,
.2t
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
DESCRIPTION.
Amonut
Miles
Principal,
liate
Outwhen Due,
of
KEMABK?.
When
Vfhere Payable and
per
fitaudlng.
Stockn,
?
refevcnces, sec
all
foot notes on Ist page of RR. Tables.
For explanation of
Mofitclair
Hallwcw of N.
Montgomery
tfc
J—
yt.,
If^t
gnar.
Road
li
0«
18B6
186T
ISTI
EiHe—Ui mort
18 ;o
; . •
var.
var.
-
• • •
•
ft
lOOOl
1000
500
W
120,500
600,000
800,000
500,000
172,500
600,00
Nt'w Haren mddUtoiin tfc ^\tll—\%t mort.
^d m ir eaire
N. Baven dc North amp. {<:m\9.\ RR)— stock
Mortgage bonds, coupon
Bond-' r.Miv It., tax free, coupon
Holyoke& Westflcld RR
Niw Jersey stock
• •
,
100
.
1870
—
iS'S
:8ss
1S68
Loan
Ifct
2d Loan
Loan, due State New Jer e^... ;.. ...
N.J. Midland— \Qt M.,gld,guar by N,Y.& O.
2d mortgage, currency
M
.
.
1,000
1,000
1,000
110
1,00
Ji, J.
1871
1859
Southern— \^\. mortgage
Ut mortgagti (Toms' River b
b
1871
a
1,''C0
Y.
(N. Y
do
assumed
B.& X.F, stockh'd's do
(fe
IloumUmic Northern—Ut
it
N.
e
1,000
a
1,000
1,000
1,0«1
1,090
—
—
133
.I.ft.I.
6
7
7
.1.
3.0K',0();i
8
234)4
1,000
1,000
a
106,000
16;,000
9,000,000
1.059,500
3,800,000
146,800
2,oai,ooo
134,000
100,000
too
1,001
1,001
1,000
i.oai
mortgage
mortgage
2d mortgage for $500,000....
North CarnWia— stock, com
.
8
A.&O.
M.ftN.
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
18 1
on 1st M., and 7 eur. on 2d M. & stock.
Sov.1,1889 Leases L'g Br. & Seashore. Net earnings,
4
6
N. Y. Union Trust Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
M.& N.
F.&A.
M.&N.
M.* N.
7
6
6
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ido
N. Y., Grand Un. Depot,
do
do
N. Y., Gr. Union Depot,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
N.Y'., 137 Broadway.
N. Y.,Clrand Un. Depot.
M.ft N.
F.ft A
6
J.ftD.
7
7
J. ft
4
4
J.
J.
7
M.&N.
6
7
7
7
F.ft
J. ft
J. ft
F.ft
II.
M.&N.
5
6
A.
J.
J.
A.
A.ftO.
t.
.I.ft.I.
do
M.ft N.
J. ft J.
F.ft A.
.!.& J.
M.ft N.
J. ft J.
7
4
185'
(
com
(len'l
N. Y., M.
do
K organ's; Son*
do
do
do
do
.1.4 J
do
do
do
do
1,(K>
6,0OO,O(«l
.1
1,0(1(1
4,000,000
A.
1,9»
5,000,0011
60f
5C
50
51)
'868-69
50(1
Interest certlflcates
North MlMMourt—^tociL
mortage
2d mortgage
31 raortgaffe
yorth i\!n»Wi/(pa«(a— Stock
360
74
74
mortgage
Chattel mortgage
2d mortgage
yorth Shore (L. /.)— Ist mortgage
iBt
5(1
Ifarthern. ,V.//. -stock
50
112
142
112
1,00(
1,001
1,000
la
not
uu, mortgage
IIIUI bunj^c
yorthernofN, ,/er«ew— IstM., guar by Erie
y rtttrn Parfflc—Uimon.. gold, 1. gr...
Vonotch tt Worcester —Stock
21
Preferred stock
Equipment i>onds
Sinking fuad onds
Ohio ft ifl^iiiMput— Stock, com
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, E. Div
1st mortgage, W. Dlv
2d mortgage W. Dlv
Income mortgage. W. Dlv
Consol. mortgage, for M^OO.fOy
Conaol. mortgaga, sterling,
Funded debt, w. dir
2d cons. S. F. mort., for M^JXJO
on Creek <t Mlegh. JS.-Stock
F. & A.
M.SN.
A.&O.
M.&K
6
6
f.
f.
7
4
.1.
7
J. ft.I.
!.30g.f.
J.&.I.
.!.&
2.0C10.(»X)
£200
a
li*
a
,
,
186«
1B«7
1871
F,500
580.000
71,001
819,000
5,000,000
83,000
|1S,'260,S17.
1869.
(V. 14, p. 84.)
July,
Mav
An
In
1871
new depot
1, 1878
1, 1893
.
.
May
1, If 96
J.
Midland.
(V. 12. p. 434.)
Of
ly Known a« Monlngton RR.
the 1869 tionds the Co. bold the balance
not outstanding, a part to retire the
Inly 1.1876
$163,000 bds due 1873& '74 and the rest for
;8Ti& 1881
future expenses. Dlv..'.7p.c. forSyrs.
July 1.1899
lies, O. to Llveri)'l,5,3m., S8ui In opera! 'n
Consolidated hov., 1870, Into Atlantic, M.
ft O. Rli., of which Gcii. Mahone is
ending
President. Net earnings, year-ccpt.SO, 1870, $148,917. (v l'2,p. 784.)
Ian. i.isr;
July,
[l-n
1871
&
Coinmo
1878
498,IW
ijso/xn
1,00010,000 p.m.
bee Cubojjiclk
Danv. for Piun.
187-2-73
It i.
13, p. 402.
vol. 12, 779;
1867
Gross earnings year ending March 1.1871,
Operating expenses, $230,747
$321.1151.
net revenue, $90,804. iv. 12, p. 6'28.)
Sept.. 1899
Ian!lVl89f
\pr. 1, 18.\pr.
This was the Bta' us previous to sale under
foreclosure, Aug., 1871, for $1,000,1X10.
lieorganlzed, ,.»h., 1872. See Chkoni-
1, 18Sl!
J.&
J.
Hartisburg.
Boston, Office.
Dec,
do
Apr. 1.1874
do
Hudson Co. Bk
N.Y., Jay Cooke & Co.
Boston, N. E. Trust Co
do
do
f.
City,
do
do
do
do
Boston. Office,
do
do
do
O.
J.&D.
J.& J.
7
7
7
7
7
J.
ft
J
*J.
J.
A.:* 0.
J. ft J.
'.'
f.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
v. 14. p. 86.
13, p. 3.37. 635
earnings. 1869-70. $590.726 In 1868-69
$163,113; lu 1867-68. $388,240. The surplus
CLil,vol.
..
New
York, Office.
do
do
do
do
do
London.
New York.
New York Office.
;Philadelphla, Office.
A.&O.
7
7
3
M.ftN.
5
M.ft
«
6
7
i.aog.
S.
A.&O.
M.ft8.
F.ft A.
J.* J.
:
vprll, IfSo
1871
luly
1,
Dec.
uly
1, 187(
1,
Dividends 8 per cent for
5 years.
S5 p. ct of gross eam^gs.
L. gr., 47,0OO,0(Xl acres, (v. 13, P. 12 )
A- K., for 100
Leased, Feb.. 1869, to Bost.,
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
1887
1878
.luly. 1890
Jan., 1872
Leased to Erie at
H
of property, taxes,
Jic.
isr.
Leased to North'n N.,I. Operated by Erie.
Jan., 1872 Leased. Mar., 1870, '20 yrs, to Vt. CcntUor
Int. on bds, 8 p.c. on prf. stock. 6 on (^Otn
Oct. '2,1871
lor 3 yr8, for next 5, & 8 for 14 yrs.
1877-79
,
March.lSSO
profits In 1870 were $1,037,413; 1869,
$643 719; 1868, $663,426. Interest on debt
and pref. stock, i87«. $738,953. The guage
Net
F.ft A.
7
Ian'.'i,'l88r
-
.M.&S.
7
et earninfiB in year ending May 30. 1870,
4188,896. Lea ed Sept.. 1871 10 lilcbni. &
July, 1871
July, 1S71
above interest has tione Into improvcApr. l.^l";
do
do
May 1, 189( m'nt.ft made annual dlv. of 5 p.c. in stock.
Leased to Flu h. ft N. i''c. Cost, $:i(X1.54S.
1887
N'.Y'.. Market Nat. Bank.
Baltimore & Philadcl. Nov., 1871 Company owns 14'im. and leases 175., total
operated, 317in. Dividends have been 6
Annapolis.
irrcdeema.
per cent for three years and previously
Baltimore.
July. 1885
Sperccnt. Netearnings 18 0. $1,271,962;
.Vnrll, 190(
do
1869, $1.'2S6.803; 1868. $1.189,0'24. Interest
do
Jan., 1877
payments in 1870, $605,598.
July, 1900
do
do
July, 1900
J. ft J.
1,5110.000
i,ooo;tw
a
D.
A.&
4
2.781,000
105.000
1,00(1
ft
J. ft J.
221,500
2,500,000
4,251,430
do
do
7
850 J»0
1,000
50
1,COO
1,000«
gold bdi,
.1.
1
1.000
1.000
10011
1,000
1.000
Bk of Com'rct
do
do
I).
A ftO
3,077.000
1,000
1,000
Bonds
Bondt
Bonds
&
6
100
1(10
mortgage
mortgage
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.
600,000
19,il95 847
4,024,474
2.050,000
2d mortgage
Consol idrttod mortgage
Old Colony <t jVeicporl— Stock
Q.-.I.
J ftj.
A. ft O.
J.& J.
.!.& J.
J.&.I.
SO 1,000
1. 1883
.\ug. 1.1876
May 1, 1883
May 1, !88S
May 1, 1883
.\«g. 1.1876
Dec 15,188Inne, 1885
May 1, 1875
July, 1871
1
N'et
59 000
250,000
1,IIIK)
May
1868-69
1875
Philadelphia Office,
.1.
i'.ooo
1,0011
186S
1>62
18JI
N.y.,Natl
400,000-
1870
ISe'i
do
do
'ft'.).
ft O.
I."&
2,11)7,800
'6^-'69
1852
1852
1?54
1862
CZiarleston.
7
3
6g.
6g.
33,000
415,000
3.068.100
105,000
4oo,oai
50,000 n.m
100
,
do
S.
A.&O.
I
,
M.ft
7
5 s
6
10
7
6
•22,000
HIO.0(Xi
122
122
do
do
do
l.ft J.
2-5,00(1
l.»86J10(l
4X
OadetVfb. i*i. CTrtTO.—stock
do
m'.&'n.
135.000
5,000,000
l,500,0ai
1,993,000
1,223,000
100
mortgage. State loan, sinking fund
Plain bonds
Construction bonds
New bonds
yj/acl- tt yorthern—\6t mort
Ist
M.& N.
M.&S.
M.&S.
I,216,OI»i
317
142
142
142
26
N. T.
of N. Y. Cent, ft Hud.
In Dec. 186S the N. Y. Cent,
of
per
cent
In scrip,
declared a dlv.
80
wlileh was exeh'tl for consol certificates.
In 1868 the stock of thetwosepara eCo'a
was $42,112,700. The Co. publishes no
report, except the returns required by
the i-tate. Net earnings In 1870-71, were
Consol., Oct.
lilv. roads.
Ian. 1,1877
luly, 1893
Shops. North Carolina
do
360,000
6«
Sorthern Central—%toc\i
l8t mortgage, State loan
2d mortgage, Kinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon
3d mortgage, Y.&i:. KI! (guarliy Halt).
Consolidatetl mortgage, gold, coupon..
do
do
do rcg
Income converl Ible bonds
do
do
J. ft.J.
J. ft J.
2.5(l0,0ai
1,000
"74
.J.
3,150,000
a
New York,
ft,I.
"i(KI
"soi
;
1,
.
157,000
306,000
416,000
1,000,000
3il,200
490,500
50,000
898,951
111,000
914,000
lOlJlOO
109,028
8,0 0,00
lOO
1915
icle, vol. 12, 747 13. p. 12.
1889 «. Y. City to Brewster Jtmc..
1,
Oct., 1S71
Oct., 1871
Increase of $2,000,000 In stock was made
March, 1871, the proceedslobe usedfor
in N. 1 and otlier purposes.
Feb.
Dlvdends of 8 per cent, per year have
been made for 5 years and no surplus
Ian. I, 1881
left over.
July, 1872
In progress, W. Plains, N.Y. to B'kfleld.Ct.
Jan!,"l872 Op. with Hartf. ft N H. road, receiving 57
Y. Y , N. Bk 01 UepuTllli Oct., •.875
p. c.net. Leases Sh're Line. (v. 12.p.f>93)
N. Y..0. Opdyke* Co Inly 1, 1'9J in proiiresB. Guarantees Monclair and N.
J.
J.
ft
ft
.I.ft.I.
7g.
do
do
1872-73
Alexander Inly 1, 1886 Gross earnings year ending Feb. •28, 1871,
do
do
Oct. 1, 1890
»1,694,(XX).
do
do
1S90
do
do
18(10
York and London. Jan. 1, 1915 In progress west of Miss. R. See Chron-
Y.,J.
New
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
4
(V. 13. p. 241.)
MavV,1900 In progress. Newark to Emmaus, Pa.
Ju1v, 1871 Leased to Vermont Cent) al for 10 years
Sept., 1886
at »240,0(iOreryr, Including steamboats
July, 1891
owned. <v. 13, p. 80...)
J.& J. New York Co.'s Office. au.
M.&N. N.Y.,1 ond.,Berlin&Frt. M y
187,5(K-
67..68
gr,,
,1
300,000
,
JforthwMttrn—L,
J.
500,00(1
8 per cent preferred Block
<t
do
do
D.
7
7
616.001
,
Bonds...,
.
1,36;..')00
Mortgage hoiuls..
"
nonds
ids of 1857
Omttha
.1
2.50,000
Preferred s'ock.
1st
lat
ft
ft
ft
J.
8
g. *.
112,3115
1,000
Ist
1 St
ISTi,
lui*.
do
Office.
New London, Office.
A.&O. N. Y., Bk of N.Amerlcn
or7 g
« p.m.
ISO.OTO
8,500,000
1,500.000
8,000,000
1,767,000
1810
Extension
General mort. (};l,000.000 smthorized)
dt New Lisbon~\Ht mortg
Norfolk A Pet erfibnrg— stock
Preferred stock
Guaranteed stock
Bonds.
uvxuo,
M.&N.
1870.»118,5S6.
S.OOO.OUl
45,00 ',100
44,428,300
5,936,626
1,514,000
76,000
592,000
162,000
88,000
2,900.000
Niles
let
'
do
N. Y., Cc.'e
M.ft N.
"ioo
A iS(W(.— stock
mortRage. new
Old mortgage bonds, due
F.& A.
f.
4
1851)
mortgage
Improvement
Funded
Haven,
do
do
N. T.. Co.'B Office.
Jan., 1872" Oneiated with C. & Amboy RR. and Del.
Y., Bk of Commerce. Wig.. 1S.75
liar.
anal, as the United Co.'s of N. J.
do
do
1878
Net can ingsof Un.Co'sln 1670. fl .'224,566
do
do
18>7
above int., taxes, ftc. See Cam. & A.
1-95
N. y., G. Opdyke & Co.
Leased to N. Y. ft Osw. Midi, for 7 p.c. gld
3,000,000
968,400
300,000
200.000
199.000
1855
1st
P.)— stock,
per, Tenn., total, 172ln.
Leased to L. & N.. who pay6 p.c. on stock
Oct., 1887
after '72. (v 12. p. 067, 785, v 13, p, 807.)
NOV..1S71
Aug., 1871 Net earnings. 1870. »205.700; 18i19. *mM05.
July, 1876
Dlvid.. 1870 15 per cent 1869, 9 per cent.
Leaeedby N.J. Cent Cost, ?2,?7ii,7.3.
Nov. 1, 1889 in progress. Coal and Iron road.
Nov.. 1871 INet earnings 1870-71, |162,559.
lulyl, ;8S1,
May 1, 1 8s'City of N JTavon eiidors. part of these bds.
May 1. 1889 In operation. N. Il.iven to Mid., 22n]. 2d
....
morlgnge held 1)V towns on the line.
Net earnings for 10 months hi 1970. tl20,281l.
Jan., 1899
Interest paid, 183,083, and balanto to
.\prll, 1880
construction.
j
New
F.ft A.
mort,..
,
iS.
(
7g.
6(1
COi'vertible bonds
V ortluwitern
New Haven, t.
N. T. Hatch & Foote.
7 f
7 f
50
18-3
1863
1861
1853
Haven— tock
York, Prov.
7g.
1,894,00(1
r. tt OsweffO ifj'd.— Ist M.,gld
New
Nashville to Cbatta.. Tenu., branch to Jas1890
.July 1. 1900
F.& A. N.
12..5
rt
do
do
do
mortgage
New fiedford.
Bost., SnlTolk Sat. Bk.
F.AA.
F * A.
1.000
UK
mortgage
Ist
JV.
W'es.
In perpctuilv to Del.. Lack
lessees asswnic all liabilities and pay
7 per cent on stock, and 3 per cent after
1874, If thev then earn 10 net on M. & E.
Net earniuffs in 1870 were $e57.ri21.
The
;
F.'i'A,
l,(KKi
1,000
1,00
lor debts
ifew York
Bridgeport, Conn.
N. T., Central of N. J
N.Y.. Union Trust Co.
A.&O.
1,500.000
2.000.000
1.000,000
12.500 p.m. a
I,00(
1,00
Consolidated mortgage of 1863
Sinking fund
Plain bonds
JV.
.'s Office.
Office.
J.
J. ft J.
1,500,000
2.000.000
100
2d morlgaK*?. sink. fd. (Hudson River)
do
8d mortgage
Vew York cfc ffarffim—stock
Preferred stock
1st
C
Boston
J.'&J.
490,U«
in .(«<
a
1816
1860
18;0
1S70
18.1
1871
Central).
till '69
M.4N.
v.* W.
300,iA<l
3,00;i,000
1965
Certificates
Bonds convertible
Renewal bonds
.I.ft.I.
6
1,000
'67-'68
K. O. City exten. bonds
N. 0., Mobile dt Tex>iH—Ut mort., skg fund
id mortgage, endorsed by -tatc I. a
New York (fe^ov^ow— let mortgage, gold ..
New York Central it Htidmn flfPfr— stock.
.,
J.&
7
1.100,000
2,100,C00
1,000,000
400.000
SOO.OKI
7,295,200
100
jst Mortgage bonds
mortgage convertib
Con vertlble bonds
N. Orleans, Ja^-k-t. dkOt. North. —Ist mort..
2d mortgage
Income t>onds, gold
railroad stock..
real estate
7
Ig.f.
M.&N.
M.*N.
1870
'Id
do
do
Na.-hvHli>.
&
Leased
, 1872
1914
1891
19P0
1889
I20.0t»i
New Jcrseti HV-s^ /,/»('— lat mort., gold
Nfw London. Sorth .—stock
Bonds
do
M.4 N.
F.& A.
J. ft.I.
.)....
i'rcmium bonds
5
7 f
b
b
:8ifl
& J.
6g A.«0.
J.
6
1,00(1
.
Dlvl'd
W. Jan
N. T., Imn. & Trad. Bk
N. y., H.T.WIlson&Co
.J.*.I.
7
2,!I0,0'J0
•
•
e. diA.
1,864,4'JO
100
ti'
New Haven & Derbi/—Ut mort. ••••;
f
7
7
2,10(1,000
5UII.0CO
V,oiio
1856
'8B7
mortgage, convertible
& Neto I'wA:— Ist mort......
Nfwitrk, Somerset it Straitttr, O— Ist mort
Nfu- Bedford <t T^ew/i^n— stock
Ist
Newark
N. T.. Del. Lack. &
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
W.&N.
F.& A.
J.& ,1.
7
1,546,000
1870
1867
last
l,963,S3il
•
•
3>a!
1,365,000
i
25
Nil ngatiick, Feb., 'Tl— stock
mortgage
•HO 000
500,000
13,667,200
5,000,000
3.000,000
by 'Wnom.
M.& N. S.T. G. Opydke ft Co.;
Leased In perpetuity by N. Y. & O. Midi.
M.* N.
Goshen Bank.
Mnv, 1886 Operated by Jirie. Net earn'gs, $11,865.
A. 40.
do
Oct., 18<i7
M.&S. N. T., O. Opdyke ft Co. Mch 1,1886 Road In progress and will probably be
J. a o.
do
do
June I,190(
completed Montg. to Eufaula in 1872.
Q-J. N. T., Union Tru t Co.
1890
Operated by Erie. Cost of road, »l 22,322.
rg.f.
47.0;
l,010,(XXi
/
1864
ism
-
1st
a
1,000
1,00
1,000
50
ISM
Morris tt Kt^ex—f^tocii..
I8t mortgage, sinking lund
2d mortgage
Convertible bonds
Construction bonds
yathvtlle (b Chattanooga— 9>iOGK
Bonds, endorse!
NiVhville <fe Deca/?»*-lst M., gr. by,L.&N.
'M Mortgage
y<i--ih ua ih Lowell— stock
Payable.
Cent.
30,000 p.m
130,000
..
ad mortgaKP
iv
c"".";"
aran(ffo;nCT-i/ (fc ^K/'ff w?n-l8t M.,en. by Ala,
Ist mort?a«:o, not i-ndorscd
Mouticello d- Port t/^rr/^— 1st mortgage....
.
i
do
Philaiieiphla, Office.
Boston, Omce.
do
do
do
do
S.Y.,KoantieBroi,
June,
1871
luly 1,1872
July
1, I8T.1
Ian.
1, 1!>7J
.Vpr. 1,
188-.;
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
1,
1898
189S
1.
ISK
1,
April, 1911
Jan
.
Fcb.l,
.Apr,
18T2
l»9f.
1882
Sov. 1,1871
Mayl, 1888
1,
1871. to correspond
with conuectlnc lines and making a
through route from Balto. to bt. L _ul9,
and operations ore now expected to show
was changed. Aug..
larcr profit. See CHKO.tiCLit, vol. 12
p. 402; 13, p. 144.
a
Fori! mos. ending Dee. 31, 1870, net earnings were $1,422.»!2; expended on construction and equip., $664,606, leaving a
surplus above Int. and 12X PC. '" «"'
of 1168.557. (V. IS, P.,17S.)
Jan., 1872 Net earnings year ending Sept. ».,'•''•
$«75.«.'!6.
^tock to he Increased to
1, 18«4
$6,BaiOJ0. See report in Cubonicle, v.
1, 187r.
Sept
Apr.
Sept.,
A
«»
1676
1877
Jun.'.'ieoi
IS, p. 807.
'BnU«Jng,om.w33tt:oti*.
L.'jr. 100,000
w
,
W
.
,
Jnnuary
1872
27,
)
.
THE CHRONICT.E.
]
s
128
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
LIST.
Immediate notice of any error divcovered in onr TaM«a.
Subttorlbers will ronOtr a sreat lavor by ffivlus ua
DEbCRIFTlOR.
Mllea
of
For
roferences. »ee
page of lill. 1 abU'S
of
ex|)I»tiation
foot noltn on
Ist
mil
Road
"8
Out•tandlDR.
torn
Omaha
.t Stjuihir.-ift M. (X. Platte dlv.).
Ontntre, Alrx. it Mattnfmiut.—^tock.
l-t niorlK;iK''. (>-
A
A. K.U
do
do
do
:'.
4
38X
l^OM
aooiw
t
90
793.400
201,000
4
7
6
/'<i<iri'-
ls(
M
annum....
M.
Loui** ( tmnty bond»
yVifj(/»/ni— Siuck
l«t iiiortjfftKe.f^terllnK
mor'KaK<'<
'ill
Uencra! n
/'./•
niort.,
IS57
ini
1,070,000
18«7
1869
mi.oco
'
1,010
1.000
inorlKaK*-'
(icn«Tni JL. Ph. to Pitts, new, conp& rog.
Siiitii lU>n (installments) bonds
'M lUortKaK"'. ("teiiing
Sliort li.ip.cs (h'briiturcs
/'V. )'.— 1st moitgage, guar.
1
guaranteed
l'«i.— Stock
I
r.
.
isL iM
-i
,^..K'
Vckm
*iuaranteed
.
.hu'k)tonriUe~\«X mortgage
PiinUf »( liork /tfititifi—-if,t nior gage
I\rtio men— l»i nioriiraKC
P'li/i Anihof/ it M'otmbnitgf Ist luort
Petnia,
1,(1(10
i'.oco
i,aio
1,000
IfihV
105
10S
46
46
.(-
90X
11
—
187U
lf67
18CI
1,(XX)
100
1,000
100
1(X)
UniHls
PhiUiiUi.ii- /&i/r.<7fVi(.— i8tM.,(Pa)
thiiaddpfila
I'rcf^rriMl
Sunbury
1st inoitKa^'c,
iRt iuort^'aj;i}
&, iSrle
I'hiln., fJtrnutuUnmt ^A^oivfetoifH— Stock.
Philadelphia * Arad.— Stock, com
I'rcferred stock
43-'49
1857
1836
1836
M. Sink. Fund
i'ss
Loan
Loan
18^8
1«70
mortgage, convertible
1868
18«6
18)7
Plain bonds, loan
PtUab., an.
A
louiH—Cora. stock
St.
mortgage
mortgage, Steuben v.
Cot
Pftt.-*^'
& Newark
^
so
500
1,000
1,000
so
-
,f-
2il
."//^^r.—
(Ito.
"•
isi
I
A/f>'
Spc<
IM
'
'
'
.VI
A
I
nd. re-org.
.
Dlv. b'»nd8
Ut M.,ncw
Dlv
V!(r.— Stock. guaranteed
stock, guar
A).
(series B).
(series C).
{series D).
(series K).
iiiiiirL''.t.urt
i;i
ir:)rtKftKc (series
n.ortgagf
Ist
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
Ifit
1st
iRt
l8t
mortKRKe (series G)
mortgage (series H)
mortgage (series •'
I).
(series K)
mortgagej(8(
mortgage (series L)
mortgage (series M)
3*1
raortgHge
IIT
tm
M8
468
4«8
468
4t8
4«8
468
")..
inortKagc (series F)
2d
2d
3d
2d
2d
2d
4>^B
4 3
468
4«9
BrtdgeiO. & P. RR.) mortgage
P., I^T w, A r. construe bonaa
Eqalpment bonds
Pli/ino'it/i—lil mortgage
Port Huron it /-. JArA.— ipt mort
PDrtlnwl (t ^e«n«(>«:— Stock
;6
M.,E.
D.'gl'd
iiiiTtKaKC
—
P,>r'bn>'f. S/ii-o
I'l'ri R''ii'i'
»(• PryrtXfOOHth
stock
(.f.c.)— 'St murtgagexonr.. gl'd
.
rmlxinifitb.rn. fhll»(t Crwiio.— alocV.. .....
Nt Mori gage
PrnrilrM. r
^'"
'
2d
,,
iroiT««(0-—StOClt
,f-
'-
;;;
'j'l— 1st
ii|)on
•
'?'•""
L
,
M., conDonV.'.!!'
:.
toga— Sloek
IstiiiollKUKU
2d iriorlgage
1st niorlBage, Sara.
*
st!\t.- s.iikir.L- Fiiiul
H'"|
Whlteball
'.,
27
\m3
S2«
52H
Sin
1867
18;0
53
4U
44
36
47
44
SO
SO
»
«
63
6
143
~^lock
loan
;.
ilbyState
7
4.000.000
7
7
6
1862
7
7
875.000
875.000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8f.
6
7
8
•
3V),000
700,000
's
1,500.0UI
1, 000,000
.;
Uo^L...^.- >aii.v
.".'!.'!!'
RK. bonds
/to*— Bond., iter
i(icti.,j-rr(iticksb. it
Dollar loan
1
^<*"
;
1
7— Stock
'.'.'.'.'..'.'...'.
pon and reg
*
ii'on
'— Mort. bondi
.*d
*i'i
Ri
.,
^d
;...;
da
I
.'""
londi
t
;
J.
J.
,].& J.
.J.& J.
J.& J.
J.« J.
mont'
r
6
4oo.aio
500,000
126/I0O
1871
Jan., 1880
April. 18',5
1910
do
do
do
'
roads,
(vol. 13, p. 305. 656 ; vol. 13, p. 114,
SOI.)
1871
Phlla.. ]ik. >"o. America. June I.ISliOiNe* earnings la^tyr. $.111,914. 81ock,com.
do
June, 1S106I »!.tK;i,7(lO; pref.. $1,750,000.
do
N.Y.. Chic, R.I.
Pac. Aug., 1871 Leased lu perpeuiiiylo C, R. I.
Pac.
k, Offlce.
a. $125.001' per yr.
N. Y.. imp.
Trad. Bk. July 1, IS94 Peoria to Jnckfonv.. 8.1m. Pto k. $l,tXI0,00l)
York and London. Feb, ,19011 Completed. 18,1. Hoc k, $3,(100.000.
Phlla..227 8. 4tli St
Apr. 1, 1897 Leased 'o Phil.
Read S ock, $37,890.
N. Y., Ill Liberty street. Jeh., !h74
by C.&
No' earnV'?, '70, $9,167.
July, 1871 Net earnings. 1870. $117,897. fnlerest and
dlv. on pi ef . stock, $16,852.
oudon.
1^75
^cw To
New
July
1,
&
&
&
&
Owned
RR
$6.C01. June. 1870. trustees
took possession of the road in Pa.
Krle, Leased. Feb.,
1862, for 909 yis to Pen. HR. The balanco
due le sees .Ian. 1, 1871. for allonera lona
up to that date. $609,5(^1. which is a float'
ing debt of the P. & E. Co.
Foimerly Sunburj- &
July,' 1871
1, 1877
31,1881
July 1, 1888
July, 19-»
Sept., 1871
M eh
Leased to I'htl. & Read., at 12 p.c. on st'ck
Jau.,I8T2 In the year ending. ov. 30. 18,0. operated
S'Sni., Includin
Jan.,I8T2
nun erous leaseo roads.
1880
The rents are Included In opera ing exifS6
penses and am unted to $628.88:1. Net
•
receipts
1811
1880
1888
1873-77
ondon.
Philadelphia, Office,
were
$3.062 581. t^chuvlkill > avl-
lallon leased Jan.,
year.
$('«),(I00
1870, a'
per
& Nor. RI!.. li-n.'^ed at
Large purchase of loal lands
Phil., (ie-
$2(^9.623.
made Msy,
1893
do
do
do
.
io71,
1893
1890
Dec.,
July,
Jan.,
July.
Philadelphia Offlce.
N.y.. Bost. &Phila,
do
do
do
Net revenue,
Oct.
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Offlce.
do
do
do
Am.
do
do
do
1911
1871
1872
1884
Op.with C.
«A
Vet carnlnes '7(1.
Main
$168,837.
line, lOOm.; leases abc
about IS6it'.
earnings, 1869-70, $929,288. (v, 13, p.
—hel
1876
1887
May, 1868. Leases Little Miami, &
& Xenia, al=o. Col. Chi A Ind Con.
The road Is principally owned by Penn.
RR. Nel earnings In 1871. $2,616,632. tee
Col.
Penn. Co.
New
Offlce.
Y'ork.
Feb., 1890
Jan., 1884
.
Phlla.,
J.'&'j.
J. 4 J.
.
do
do
Apr. 1,I88S
Boston, Washington Bk Oct. 1, 1895
Augusta, Offlce.
Boston.
do
Boston, Columbian
Oct.
1,
Jan.,
Bk
1896
'oMaineCcnt. Y'a'mouthe is are a Ist
on 13in., Yarmouth Jn to Poitland.
Nc earnings, 1870, $125,218. In crest, &c.
lien
$115,000.
1900) (v. 13, p. 636.)
,Iuly 1, 1887
Mechanic's Fall" to Canton, Me., 28m.
& Cumberland sold out In 1865. Port-
York
A.&O.
do
Oct. 1,1887
do
laud to Roch., N. II., 53m,
M.&N.
7
do
Nov 1, 1891
do
J.* J.
5
Boston, Offlce.
Jan.. 18721 Lea cd to East. RR., 99 vrs, lOp.c. on ft'k.
M.*
N.
New
York
Nov.
and
London.
1,1^
In
pogress, (v. 13. p. 636.)
!"•
J.& J. Boston, East. l;K. Co Jan., 1873 Op. by East. RR. Net eai n'gs, 1870, $31,755.
6
3,H
1.50.(10(1
4,'iO.OOO
Nov.,
do
I
!v
A.&O.
A.* O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.* J.
J.&'j.
1.0(111
do
do
do
do
(
J.
1,000
1,000
lUO
;
I
5
1,(100
1897
Feb., KKm
llowenA Fox.
July. IWili
W. Hopklnsi Co .May I, 1BU9
PlillHdelptala. Offlce.
Phlla..
& J."
6
7
7
Tar
Railroads.
Penn. Co. Office. Jan.,18!i0
Chbonklk. vmI. 12 p. 213; 13. p. 467.
J.&J. Haltlm.,Merih.Nat. Bk Inly. 1898 Con pleted. April, 18.1, to Cumberland,
do
Jiin. 1.1886
J. & J.
do
.Md.,
119ln.
Gross earnings, 1S70-71,
F.& A. Pittsburg, Ist Nat. B nk .lug. 1.18*9 $e(v),W,l. (V.12.P. 49',v.l.1.p.'40)
N. Y.. Wnslow, L. & Co Jan., 1872 Leased, July, 1869, for 999 years to Penn.
Phlla., Penn. Rli.
R., at $2,463,800 per annum, covering
J.& J. N.y.,Wln6lo *,!..& Co .Mchl, 1912 Imerest, i-lnking fund of debt, and 7
d«
Mch 1, 1912 per en' on preent ^tock. The lessees
F.&A.
do
do
.Mch 1,1912
M.&S.
'O
to keep the road in repair and also pay
do
Mch 1,1912 taxes, expenses, et
A.&O.
da
In 1870. profli*
do
Mch 1,1912 to lessees weie $669,291. P., F. W. & C.
M.&N.
do
.Ml h 1, 1912
do
J.&D.
do
leases the Ne castle & B. V. and 'ho
J.& J.
do
.March, 1912
do
Lawrence roads. TheP.,F. ".ftChlc,
do
March, 1912 stock being guaranteed peipetual dlviF.&A.
do
M. & S.
do
.March, 1912
do
dends is in the nature of a pcnuanent
A.&O.
no
.March, 1912
do
annuity. New stock of $2.00()tlH' isS'-ed
M.& N.
do
.March 1912
do
Nov.. 1871, lo Penn. Co. lor llnproy em'ts,
J.&D.
do
March, ni2 Ac. under anlele 16 of lease; guaranty
do
A.&O.
do
March, 1912
do
on old stock not affected.
M.&N.
Philadelphia,
May, 1876
J.& J. N.T., WlnsIow,L. &Co. Jan. 1, 1887
M.&S.
do
ch 1,187J
do
luly 1, 1 f8 Operated by P. & Reading.
M.& N.
N. Y., Drake Bros.
Mi.v 1, 1899 I'O' t II. to Owosfo, Mich.. 90m.
J.& J.
Angusta, Me.
I'ormerly Ki'n. & Fori
Leased, May, 1870
J.
300,0(10
18S<
1865
1899
N.V.. S.
i
F.& A
1.1)00
.150.000
6,000,0(10
lO,
dlvl'ds for s«Te.
years previous to opciiintf of Pacific
No statement of operallona
Is made.
(vol. 11, p 43-1
1.1, p. 50.)
Leaeed to Eric till 1874 ai 35 p.c. of earn'ga
I.eafcd In peipeinl y lo Tol., Wab. & w.
Leased to C.&A., at 6 p.c. on »t'< k,7onbd«
In progrc'B. (v. 13, p.3l.».i
In 1870 the Co. repor cd $6,271. 621 nel earnIngs on 4(Mni. of Its own road and br'h's
and lil'm of leas* d lines: and nei pi oft'
of »128,267 on l»t7m of oiber 1eas«d
ral
Ilrooklyn, Atlantic link.
N". V.,T.. W. & VI. Ca.
Philadelphia, Office.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.&D.
F.&A.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
77O,0ai
1.01(1
Oct.
1870, (945,389.
Road paid over 24 percent
1875
Feb JO, 1873
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
London.
do
£ S.
3.000,000
100
l.HKl
$200,000.
et earnings 1..
(V. 12, p. 496, V. IS, p. 741.)
18(11
>lay, 1873
7
Provldednce, Offlce.
& J.
& D.
Providence,!!. 1.. N. Bk
N.Y., Union Natl Hank.
(Joliimda, IstNat. Il'nk
N.Y'., N.Bk or State N.Y
Troy, United Nat Bank.
M.&S.
J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J.
M.& !«.
M.* X
J. * J.
do
N.T.,
do
N.Bk of State N Y
do
do
do
do
4,000,1100
J.s'j.
600,OUU
158,1UI
J.
ft
Richmond, OfRce.
do
J.
M.&N.
M.& N.
F.* A.
stusoo
1!»,6(10
6g
6
;
J.&
J.&
"iiio
650,(KI(I
Aug..
S.Y., I ancasler, B.& Co Jan., '79- •98
riilladtlphla. Office.
Jan., 1879
do
Oct., 1891
J.
J.
100
h
<
.
.
7
80 ,000
3,000*00
100
1870, 137,874.
1
"i'
7
3»',rt«l
187n
1862
18«4
liVf
875,0(10
1,000
(v. 13, p. 84ii.)
C'onsol.
775,00(1
350,00(1
4.'».0CO
1871
i869
6
6
'...'..'.'.'.
41!.
lit
isw
1871
ITS
Istmortjrngo.Trov, SalcmARntPd
murlna;-c.(ilcin Falls KR
Hicfinionfl d- D<lnrilh
tt
100
lOU
6
3,000.000
860,0(10
1,000
it.
7
6
860,000
2,000,000
153.000
100,000
1,010.000
100,000
1,800,000
61«,(10
302,400
334,400
790,700
33,818
A
.!.& J.
J. & J.
6.207.(100
W'S
181
Ist
A.&O.
F.&A.
M.
1,000 JlOO
ijsrofi
2,921,850
3,000,000
875,000
875.000
875.000
».
<3.-M.
815,000
400,000
1891
Feb., 1885
J.'&J. Philadelphia, Penna
d>
A. A ().
do
do
A.&O.
do
J.&.I.
do
do
do
J.& J.
do
978.' 00
495,90!)
1,0^0,0(10
400.(100
19,- 14.285
*
.!.& J.
J.
sr.
5f.
6
1915
do
Philadelphia, Ofllcc.
J.&D.
.!.& I).
F.&A.
J.& J.
J.£ J.
J.&
551,800
1,521,000
1 17.000
183,400
I8i2
1863
1896
1897
IOO
ioo
P^^rtt'^nfl it Or/nrd Ccti/rof— Ist raortgage
/v,r(( it A'oc/lc«l«r-lstM.,a.f. (Portl. Ran)
!ki mi'riffage. equal Men
'i'\
lOOl
18 8
1865
<JonsoHflated mortgage
cw mortgage
100
1871
1862
18S3
1863
18«3
1863
18 3
ias2
18S3
1862
1863
i',6oo
Vainiouth stock cfrliflcates
mortgjige extended
>
"b
1,000
l^t
Kiuidt.-d Interest
._
r-"-riuiul ,f 0<j<tfti9tntrg—\ti
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
33
99
ISO
10
loan
urtle Cr.
Q.-.J.
J.'*".).
:
May,
Feb.,
Aug.,
Loula.
do
do
J.
4k
A.ftO.
6,004,300
2,400,000
1.000,000
5,000 JXIO
8,000,000
3.598,000
"ioo
do
St.
riilla.,
.1
y.-.i.
A.ft O.
6
3
38,8l9.S(iO
operated, 2«2in.
1892-93
Vet revenue,
do
do
A.&O.
I'
i(Ki.ino
334,200
1,000,000
S,0(0,(HH
1,259,100
9,563,350
Preierred stocic
Ist
l«t
J.
F.
1,500,000
619,(00
1
Sent 1, 188(1
July 1,1882
A.AU. London, Brown, 8. & Co Apr to,
7
7
4
8
1,
J.ft,J.
h-
7
1,
M»y
Sold, Oct., I8;i. (V. IJ, p. 39(1.)
Leased to R. W. & O., at H f gross earnStock,f;5,(10()nrcf.,10p.c.; »2M,000 com.
1871 Leaned to llcl
Lack. & \t est. for Int. on
N.Y., Del., L. & W. R R,
1885
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
Louisville, Citizens B'k. Apr. 1,1880 I" progress. Owensb.. Ky to J^prlgf.. Tenn
Uuage reduced In iscy. L eases several
N. Y.. Hk Commerce.
Aag.,"l888
roads at a gross annual expense of abuui
do
J.
W.&N.
M,&N.
600,000
3.650,0(10
A
F.4 A.
A.ft U.
.1
*J
7
6
6
1.000,(100
Jan.
Ofllco.
Miifcariiilc N. «k.
M.4N.
.
15,784,600
5,934.716
2,282.340
1,109,224
I,500,«10
1,500,0
1,000
1871
Phtladetnhtfi tt 7>'eMton~Stock
PhiUi., Wilm. it Balt.~iitoc<
Loan
.).
F.&A.
388,aiU
1,IS9,600
3,700,000
1K8
oan (fsOOO.000) convertible
New mortgage
l8t
i',66o
i.ooc
Loan. BterllnK
I
F.&A.
.!.&
3,594,(100
Newark,
montlily
S,'!31,1100
Loan, sterling
1st
1,U»)
so
50
Loans
Loan, convertible
Loan, sterling
EastPenn.
A.&O.
3f6,5(XP
aio,tioo
30O.(XX>
50
50
1,9X1
1,000
1.000
1«57
1861
1SS1
1869
2d niort tfajfe
:^1 uiortjiaKe
F.* A.
M.*N.
7 ».
40.000,000
4,973,000
ft
b
cm
(ft £>**«— Stock,
Ftock
In progress. Cm. to Lincoln. Neb.
Alex, to Lynchburg. Va., 171m. (of which
22m. etween Gordonsv. & iliarlottsT li
1875
owned by Ches. & O. roadl, !ilaiia.aa» t«
187J
Rarrlsonburg, 112m.branchcs,10ni. Tota.
1, 1891
May,i878
1878 88
lU
7
3
l,3(Xl,O0O
91
/V^riV'M/v— Preferred stock
louniion slock
im niorl^aKe (Md.)
Dec.
m!«"n. N.V.,
K.ft A.
do
1,8110.000
"so
mortgiiKO
ii\
*D.
M.&N.
!'
500,000
700,000
7,0tO,00O
93,847
710,958
3.899,330
6«1,000
,
/.— i8tM..fndbvUn. Co.'a
mort., gold, H. I
/
jyunsf.ir't/iui—iiock
8
3,000,(XIO
i-2in
1-200
BEMARK'
lattDlrl'd
M.i'N. Alexandria, Va. Offlce.
do
J.* J.
do
M.A .V.
do
do
il.& S.
do
do
.1.* J.
do
do
.).&.).
do
do
7
7WO,000
£329
/'
iBt
8,635,750
"ioo
I)tcatu>—Ht
(
200,1100
ion
l.OOO
1,000
sou
!il5I
M.,Kn»r by Eric
'f(/i-lpt
^
f
/'
"sue
,
»ti'rlliiK
"riu'itsrt'.sierllng
6
10
7
1.C00
M
y/ J/i««oi/r(— stock
niortKHtro, »:u)d
iiiurtKHc*-'- 8. f..*5O,(iU0per
lioat ot^iue (land) bonds
6
8
i8«8
ises
1861
'58-
M
Osafff !«/..(• .'<<nilh€ni Kun,—l»l
Q$iV'tio ((' !i<>mf—\ii\ mort., guar
loc^uiM- ni>>rii;age bonds
(hfnij'} .( *sVrmw*«— Stoc-..8 P- 1. guar.,
Mtirt^'iiKC boiuU
owtiitibipro <( IiHHHelli'ilU--\%X
«
18M
181(1
,
va. Mali- ioaii, ». f. of 1 per cent, per yr.
»(• .\'niurl—\9t niorlKnico
4(V,UW
1,1SS,SUI
698,000
974,000
l,f 45.500
349,962
546,000
3UO,0On
860,000
WSJ
^.
RK
M.
J.
800,000
,
*
„.„.()., A.
1-4
PrlDCtpal,
when Dae.
I
3,692,539
IBSl
1899
,
Oraiiw'
INTERE-T OR DIVI0KNO8.
When
Whci^ Parable and
P"» Payable
by W horn
Amount
so
N.Y..
T
ancaster,
B & Co
do
do
do
do
London.
Richmond, OlBce,
do
J* J.
Var,
Var.
July, 1871 Net Income, ls7tV7I, $'J05,?I2. Dividends
July!, 18*0
in 10vears,85 per cent.
.Mch 1, 18^2 (Jontrolled by P.& Reading. Floatlngdeb',
June, 1884 $1,0(3.81M. Net revenue la-t yea 56J00.
.\liril, 1871 Lea- cd to Delaware & Hudson Canal Co..
July, 1.173
at 7 p.c. on stock in 1S71. and S (i.e. alter,
July,'S0'S7| be^ldes Int. on bonds. The li.A-s. u-ases
Mch 1, 188C abou- loom, of other llnc!', at annual
.May 1.1,190
reniaisamounlui; to $80,533. See Chron'an, 1. 1S94
icle, vol. 12, p. 634.
Main line. 141m. Leases riclmoi.t RR.,
ISSO
51m., at $4ri.0U per year.
kjts,
Jan. 1, 1875 year ending Sept. 90. i
In
1875-90
Ifept.. 1871. leased the N
h
1853-75
In
the R. & D. and lca.sed 1
i
,
,
•
il. p. 434.
of Pa.KK. Pec Cbso^,,
Rich, to AcQuia Cr.. Va., and Inp off e»a
to Wa h. Nei earnln"s. 1M59-'.(I. J«!.S4»,
being reiluccd by purchase of rol'ne sITc
Main line and hrancho. J5m. < lover Hill
June, 1875 road leafed, 2'2m. Net earnlrg,, 1TO)-7I,
18:1-76
18:5
1875
J.& D.
RIchinr.nd, Offlce.
A.&O. Phlla. (ilrard Nat Bank
A.&O.
New Yoi*.
A.AO.
do
A.&O.
do
A.AO,
do
1t,t. r,*A. yew York und londan,
Int.
1880 to 188,|
....
I
$l»,080.
.
(V. 13, p, 8C7.)
Rich. & Danville connects wUh this road
for ihroilKh traffic. Ne' earnings. 18«!»-?1
$34,915. uieru'l accrued lo Jnly, 1S70,
$104,983,
Aug., tSUDatauUcd, Anf., )*n. (. U, p. MS,)
I
I
.
—
.
,,
.'
.
.
.
.
»;
.
THE CHRONICLE.
124
[January 27,
EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
.
l??72.
LIST.
Snbserlbers will confer a great favor by givlne us Immediate notice ol any error discovered In our Tablea.
DESCKIPTION.
Amount
of
Rosl
explanation of all rcferouces. ece
foot notes on Isl page of UK Tables.
For
218
97
76
190
l'^
Rnmf.Mat.ttOffden^b.'-^ioc^
IstSinklns Fnnd nioit., «'Bt.* B
Konds, Boaran., Pots, ib Watertown
General mortgage. Sinking Fund
Rutland— ii-tocic, eom
outstanding.
I
1
187(1
&
&
50ii.(>l>->
h
—
Southeafiteni—Ul M..
iit.
L.i(:
8g.f
130,000
...
...
l.llKl.000
A.
100
10,000,000
I.UIO
S9.T1
1868
1867
1868
1871
1870
4,1*10,0110
Loutu it St.Jon«ph—}fit mortgage, gold.
rand, it T.B.—Ut M..S.l''.gr.guar. ..
2d mortgage, sinking fund, guar
Income bonds
Paul it C%icago— 1st mortgage, gold
/be— Ist Div.— IstM., llm
1st mortgage, St. P. to Watsb.RO m.
2dM.on80ui.& I'^t onl.gr. of 3«7.a» acres
General M. (held to retire above bonds)
6'^.
1,020,000
3,250,000
1,(I00.««I
1,000
1,000
i,oa)
1.900.000
2,600,000
1,000,000
3,000,000
120,000
700,000
1 ,aoo,o<w
2,020,000
Sl.P'iiiUt
General mortgage, sterling
West
line.
it
8 p. c. stock, red. dif .
d-
l8t
<t
&
1869
1871
1870
18;0
1869
.1.
7g
J.St J.
,
.
office of railroad. ,Ian. 1, 1S9
N. Y., otHce.
OflSce of Treasurer.
Y..Drexel, H.
.
do
do
J.&J.
ft
May
Mch
l,li-'.l8
York.
m!'&'s.
111,800
M.
1,000
.J. &.I.
A. ft O.
J.ft.1.
A,&0.
1868
M.ft
7Si.(«10
7
8
7
3
7
7
.')20,000
7
995.800
200,000
7
7i«i,0(»l
250,000
HI0.0OO
450.000
560.000
5,819.275
1.492.015
etH.500
100
Var
5(10
5(X)
60O
500
50O
F. ft A.
in eonnecllon with Mil. & * t. P.
P. to Sauk. Rap.. Minn. 76 n. Cost of
load and equip.. »3,829.S65. S'. Anih. to
Breckenrid'/c. 215ni.. c<ist of road and
equip.. $9.516,9i'9. Completed to Brcckenridgo, Nov.. 1871. For coiiii>lo'e.statemeut of debi, lands, &c.,sce Cukoniclb
Operated
8.
1896
1,000
181
,
J.
.
8
7
do
Ian.
Ian.
Philadelphia, offlce.
1, isni
1,
•
&
Jan., I8T2
fi
&
New
New
&
&
S.W.RR.Bk
I81S-88
i»re-88
306.Mlti
A.ftO.
Charleston.
1-.71-72
8i2,.')00
,).
do
do
do
do
J.
A.&O.
J. ft,J.
Nov.
In progress. Leased to Maine Central.
Leasecllo Portl. & Ken. at $36,000 pe yr.
Net revenue. 1870. $569,042. Int.. $322,162
Two dividends of 1 per cen' each paid In
ISTO.
New lionds issued in 1871 for the
pui pose of rei Irlng old debt. (12, p. 464.)
1891
London.
York.
ft
&
1S89
1,
New
7
1,00(1
May,'
187',
1874
(v. 13, p. 516)
1880-92
1871
1888
1884
1,
.
ftO.
&0.
Y., agency of Co.
Boston, Office.
do
Oct.. 1S80
Oct.. 1S81
Mch
000
New
J. ft J.
J.
J.
&
J.
ft
J.
ft
do
New York,
J.
52,400
I.ft J.
l«
F.ftA.
M.ft N
A.ftO.
7g.
York.
Petersburg.
J.
J, ft J.
retcrsbiirg.
do
Y.,Vemillye
ft
Co.
N.Y„ P.M. Myers ft Co
1. 1881
800,000
S50.000
500,000
1
201,000
150.W10
1,695,130
J.
100
1.0011
1,6!>5,S25
l.OCO
270.000
500,000
450,000
1,988 150
800.000
213,000
8.000,000
1,700,000
1,000,000
1.800.000
1,600.000
1.800.000
406 .(KIO
250,000
...
r.— Stock!;'.
var
\^\
1867
1871
r'(/;«i'— ii't'M.'gol'd
rnunUyn Branch— Stock
Terre Haute A liuUanapoiie-atock
Istmortgage
Tioga— Ut mortgage.
M., Peorta it l^rrau?—stock
a
100
50
1869
1852
i.a'o
«
100
1st prefferred
1(»1
2d Preferred
100
Istmortgage (W. Dlv.j
Ist mortgage (K. Div.)
2d mortgage (W. Dlv.i
EqulpmeilY bon s.conv. 8.F.
.'.'.'.'.
11«X 1866
llOX 1864
116«
'
Istmorlgage (Qnln.ft Tol.)..
Ist mortgage (111. & S. Iowa)
2d mortgage (Tol.A Wab.)
2d mortgage (Wab. A W't'n.)
2d mortgage (Gt. W't'n of '5».)
Equipment bonds (T.* W.)
Consol. mortgage, conv.
Ist mortgage, (Decatur & K. St. Loul's')'.!
Troy it lleuniugtou-tut mort., sink, fund
Tioy it Boston— Int mortgage.,
2d mortgage
.
''r'TOTCl'tV.!!
...,.;.,.
1.000
1.01«)
1.000
1.000
1.000
100
100
A
H
a
ft
J.
1871
do
Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk
Philadelphia Offlce.
Sussex Bank
1872-76
1886
1871
Jan.. 1875
Aug.l 1880
Nov. 1,1B8C
.July 1, 1875
April,
18-.8
Dividends 8 per
cent a yr, to cvei-y 10 per cent on Cent.
Ga. ato k. (v. 14, p. 74.)
Leased to Ccniral Ga.
Net earninirs last year, $72,670.
Cost of road and equipmeni $r:03,468.
Leased to Vt Cent. Inlerest in default
Blni e Iff.. Cost about $1,250,000.
Coal road. Completed in 1871.
Coal road. Block $2,502 250. Dlv.6p.e.ln '70
Net earnings 1870. $31,255. Si ock, $317,850.
Leased 10 Del. Lack. & West. Net earn,
ings in
1879
1869--.0.
$»J.912.
Dec., 1687
Aug., 1891
Jan 18?2 (V.
,
13. p. 838.)
„
.
J.
.
July. 18 1 Ne* ca nings 1869-70, $517,4.19. Ca«h div. In
lOyrs, 131 per cen'. S'ock div..'64, 2op.o.
July, 1879
May, 1872 Net ca niia-s 1870. $222,905. No dividend.
Ea tern division. S'ate line. Ind. to Peoi la
Western division. Peoria to
Ills., 111m.
Jan!,"l870
Co.^t of road about
saw, lUm.
Wa
7
8
7
7
500,000
800,000
7
1AW,00U
7
7
7
92.000
300,000
800,000
«SO,000
427,000
A.
A!ftO. N.Y.. n.'L!&'w! RR.Co.
7
.I.&D.
do
do
7g, F. & A N.Y., Union Trust Co.
4
J.& J.
Boston Offlce.
6
J. ft J. N.Y.,Farmers' L.&T.Co.
7
A.ftO.
du
do
7
M.ftN. N. Y.,Bank ol N. A.
2,51X1,000
2,;oo,oi'o
ft
7
"3k
1,(W0
York.
Beaton.
M.&N, N.
1,000,000
900,000
2,500,000
1,500,000
2.100.000
600.000
2.700.000
.
A.ftO.
15,000,0110
1.00»c
New
J.'&!l.
J. ft J.
250,0(10
1,000, 00
mortgig'c,"c'(inv',','8. "r
icL'fi'™.',' 'L^"'''''r,'",!
Ilranch
Ommiwato
l»-'86
'200,000
18;0-71, $16,367,
Cost, $2,017,000. Net earnings, '7«,$162,981.
Ailanllc.
1870, in
Consolldaied, Nov.,
Miss. & O. RR. and now operated as
South tide division of ihat road. Net
ea ning yr ending Sept. 3tl, 1870, $180,151
1884-90
I884-'0
1898-1900
1887
(V. 12, p. 781 )
1810-75
1862-72
an. 1,1900 In progress. Stock paid in. $1,631,803.
Ced. Rapids, la.
Mav 1,1900 In progress.
lfr?8-S8
Laud er. l.-.92.(X)0 acres, (v. 13, p. 305.)
Mch 1, 1890 Cost to Jan. 1, 1671, $810,000.
Dec,
Varl.
Varl.
3911,000
The Ist M.
.
Net income,
Sept. 1.1880
3,877,300
50.000
2d mortgage. ..
last year, $15.lios.
.
20,0U)p.n>.
257
Net earnings
bonds are held by ( nnibcrl. Valley lib'.
Prf stock and '.st M end. bonils are held by
j8n!'i,lS»0
Loiii-ville & Nashville UR. (12, |i. 657-725)
Mch
IZ'i.Oi
.
188<>-91
Dec.l
1.50,000
5I1,5'.«
ao,'ioo
;
An
In progress. Stale end. $12,000 per mile.
1890 In progress. Ku" scrip, t slock. $l,00i',(l0O
ReadI !-.
Leased in perpetuity lo Phil.
arch 1,1871,
Net eainii'gs yea-- ending
Trad. Bk
N. Y.lmp.
iim
$159,51.19; int., $14,700; div., 4 per cent,
N.Y.,Koddcy.Bell&Co lan.,1,l»90 lu proiiress, Selma to Pollard, Ala., 100m.
"V ork.
Sept. 1,1889 In prog CBS, Selma tci Memphis.
York, office.
Ian. 1,IS72 LaleAIo.
lenn. lilv. Completed In 1870
do
do
Jan. 1, 1S64
No report of operations.
do
do
Apr. 1,1 8'
Philadelphia, office.
Aug., 1871 Leased, Feb., 18(8, to Noi th. Cent, at int.
Ilo
do
Aug. 1,1872 on bonds and 6 iicM- < ent on stock.
N. Y.,Bank of N. A. June 1,1884 Net eai uiuts 1810, $11.8;*. Co-i, $2,000,000.
N. Y., N. Bk Commerce Oct.), 1889 Net revenue, 1870, $9,626. Int. paid. .$,S3.ai2.
N.H.,E. 8. Scranlon ftCo Jan., 1872 Leased to N. Y.
N. Ha\en at $1(10,000 per
do
do
Sept. 1,1880
year.
N. Y.,Nat. Park Bank. Ian. 1, 1898 S ock paid in $1.7f«.000. Net earnings Ia«t
U. S. Trcas. at maturity Jan. 1, 189f year, $111,528. Cost of load, &c $4,614,000.
Road lu progress.
N.y., Metropoli. N. Bk.
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do
I'ov.! 1901
May
J. ft J.
J. ft J.
5r
l,nOO.OCO
'.'.""
Ist mortgattr fBurl. Div.)
Tot., IVab. it H>»(era-Btoclr
Preferred 7 per c
'"
stock. ..
Itt mortgage (Tol.
III., 75 m.) ....!!.
Istmorlgage (L. Erie. W.ft St.L.)..
l«t mortgage (Ot. W't'n of59.)
M.&N.
M.&N.
do
Charleston,
1,500,'
Summn
2d mortgage
J.
.
1909
Jai'i!,'
June,
6
4
18,30(1
.
'
(/>a.)-lst Slortgage
ft
j.&.r.
7g.
58.IH10
611.400
441.200
iOS.70'
.'.
SuHKex (.v.,/.)— let mortgage
reb'.'i'5'.i8-re
Co
1,305,60.1
.'
Stolen Iilfind—l»t mortgage
bterl.ng Mountain {N. r.)-lst' 'I'lioi-t!
( V(.)-i8t mortgage
....
A.
D.
A.&O.
d.& J.
M.& S.
'r'rust
Q.-J.
2.'i50
.
.
offlce.
Y., Union
4, '200,0(10
6
vol. 18, p. 466.
gi 830.402 acres 97.494 ac e= sold for
$562,925.
8 per cent land stock of
$2,400,000 created to take up prl. sto k.
Leaded to West Jert^ev st 6 p.c. on cost.
Leased to Boa.
L. at $17..'i(lil per yr.
Leased to Cent. O., at ^ITl.s.'iO besides ex-
penses and taxes. Cuaram'dby Halt.& o,
Formerlv Cl'ar. ft Sav. Road opened for
Chailcston. Offlce.
Cost of
Mcli'l.'WT!
lliroua'h traffic, March, 1810,
N. Y.. H.U. Kimpton.
ept. 1,1-89
road iind equipments, $2,040,1(5.
.
181,000
1,5.0.000
.
.
A
ft
,1.
30.(100
200,1*10
South ft No. ^to6aw,rt— Preferred stock..".!
Ist mortgage, cudoraed bv Ala
South Shore, (ifass.),- Ist iuort
New bonds
South Side (i. 7.)— Ist mortgage'..'.'.'.'.'.',.'.'.
South SUle ( Va.).— Stock.. .^
Consol. mortgage 1 1st pref.) for »709,0(X).
Conaol mortgage (Vd pref.) for »651,(X10..
Consol mortgage (iidpref.) fortMO,(X)0..
va. State Loan, (lien suspended)
2d mortgage, Petersburg guarantee.
3d mortgage
Southern Central (.V. D-'l's't 'Mortgaye
6oi<lA. Jowa it Cellar Rapidn-lsl M., gold
Southern Minnesota— ut nmrtga
Southern Pennitulranta—Ut M.gld
2d mortgage, gold
Southu!MternSCa.^-S,t<leX, coin."
"*
Guaranteed stock
Company bonds, conv, In'o'itoc'k'i'.'pji'r'
Muscogee KB b >nds, conv. at STK
.
A.&O,
F
1.272.000
76.000
2d niorig.ige
S.
J, ft J.
J. ft J.
f.
l,6a9,0l<l
1,6'M.liOO
1,000
1,000
J,
M,&N;
p.m.
18,000 p.m.
.(4«l
&
S.
ft.)
.1. ft
l.l'lO 16,0(10
isw
i^omestic bonds (G)
Domestic bonds (I)
Domestic bonds (K)
Domestic bonds (special)
South Jfouiitaln //-o/t— Ist mort
3d mortgage
Convertible bonds.
Tog Union— in mort., guar.
I.
p.m.
16,000 p.m,
12,1100
8(i9,l50
is'u
1871
1871
J.
406,501)
1852
1864
1S69
1
m4
Boston,
J.&
500
3,0'
mortgage, curi eucy f r »2,l(ilV,C0
June.'il— Ist mortgage, gold
Somerset tt Kennebec— l&t mortgage
6o«tA CaroWna— Stock
Ist mortgage, sterling loan, £452.912 Via..
do
dollar bonds. L
Tlomestic I'onds (H)
'.8t
i'uclcenou-ut mortgaKe
New
p. 396.)
1, 1901
1590
1892
1892
1892
Co,
do
13, p. 667.)
Opened, June, 1870, and leaped to Terrc
H. & ludianap. Siock, paid in, »1.500tW0
Land
99 MOO
'05
838.500
241,000
S077t€r«c(.
itcfienango
Y
&D
7
7
576,050
1,151,400
210,000
Seaboard <t Jioanoke—BUtck
1st mortgage
Selnifi (t rr'«j/-_iBt M..guar.byAla
Selma, Marion it Mem.~Ut M.. end by Ala
Seima, Rome it Daiton—ystmon
2d mortgage. Ala. & Tenn. R.K
General mortgage for t5,000,(X)0,
£h imokiH Valltl/ ttPottsv.—Siud
Ist mortgage
Sheboygan it F>3nd du Lac— Ist Mortgage. ..
Shenango dt Alle.ghani/—\%t Mortgage
Shore Lin^ (CortJi.)— Stock
Ist mortgage, construction bonds
Sioux at// it Pacl/lc—Ut mort
2d mortgage ^government subsidv)
Sioux City it SI. Paul—\ft mort., gold
S[/>-rt.;.
m!'&'s.
A
IWHfy— Stock
mortgage
1.
Y.,G.Opdykc&Co. Nov.. "l894 CompleTcd, Nov., 1671. (v
Y., .Jameson, S. & ('. Nov. 1.1893 Bold in bankruptev. (v. 13
J.&.I.
2,ai7,0(»
5U)
Char.
U., »riOO IX»',
Sav., Griffin it If. Alii.—Ul M.endor. by Ala
Savannah <f Jlemphift -let M., end by State
1st
.
»450,000); 25p.c, on
g. 0. on all excess.
910.300
M
_
Sgrac., Bingh. it N.
.
.1
Mch
7
8f.
ilo
IIXI.OOO
Savannah it Charlexton—^iocV.
Bonds of tlie c. & S. R.H.. gnar by S. Car
Funded interest bonds, guar, t.y S. C°-
Summit
N,
•i2(i.900
50
1,000
mortgage, new..
Si-h iti/lkill
.
M.&
16,000 p.m.
A'ewark—Stocii
l»t mort.. Sav.
M.ftN.
&
M.*N.
7
do
do
do
do
next SH.KHMHO, and20
S.f ., $i5,0tlO, per yr
ce Chkon., v. 13., p. 402. 636.
Cost, j;8 301,020. Eqp..»1.443,444. Contrals
N. Y., offlce 122 Broad'ay Aug.'i,'l892 Cairo & Fulton road. (v. 13, p. 667.)
Leased loPac. of Mo. at $75 000 per year.
.1
.
do
do
do
1,6 0,000
1890
till
Loirell—\8t mortgage..
M.
line, T. H. to E. St. 1 oui'. leased
1807, for 90 years, to Ind.&St.L.
at ai per cent of gross earnings up to
*2.000.(100 (bu in no year to be less than
1894
1894
1894
1894
1891
2 400,000
dates
mortgage
Sulem (.V. J. J— Ist mortgage
Sandimki/,
F.'a A.
6g-
7
Y., olHcc 12 Wall St.
ft I'.
F.* A.
M.&N.
M.& N.
7 g.
6
.
gr. (ror»6,(100,(XlC.)
gr. (for.»3,000,OtiO)...
S(OK.ra<y— stock
Ist
Salem
J.
I.
2dmort., Wcs.line.l.
Paul
1,(,W),300
(13, p. 280, 290.)
June,
1,70(1,(100
Ist M.. gld
sinking luDd
Main
J.&
1,40(1,000
St. L.,
Pref ..
J.
t
1.1(«1.(IOO
1.400.000
gld, conv.8.f
1st mort.,
ro
do
July 1. 1879
J.& J.
J.&D. Boston, Globe Nat. Bk. Dec. 1. 1876
V.&A. N. v., ondon & Frank. \ug., 1899
do
do
F.& A.
May 15,1900
2,300,000
2,010.000
at.
St.
1880
1879
,1.
l,.'i00.000
Jfountaiit—Sttjck
Ltiwretirf. tt J)envei
1.
6
5..'il«l.0((l
mortgage (series A> sink, fnnd
1st mortgage (series B) sink, fund
2d mortgtge (series C)
2d mortgage (series D)
2d mortgage. Income
LouU.
1.
Bk
Bost.,
1871
1.1880
Sept
of Commerce. July
do
do
!-.,5«l
18t.9
b
—
Aug..
May
do
do
$400,000 of 'be e bonds are held by
ii500,000 of new Mock was
sold to ftocklioldeis in lfl«9at tSOpcr th.
Net earn'g», 1869-70. »475,'210. (v. ;S.n.336)
Leased. .Ian.. 1871. 10 Vi Cent, a' full Int.
on pref. stock, jtnd equip hondti; IM on
com. stock in IS73; 2 in 1874; 3 In 1875; 5
In 1876: 6 in 1877-8-9. audi for nex 12yrs
Consol. of Calais & Ba- ing and Lewy's Is.
road. Net earnings in 1R70. (<:i5.530. Di\
4 per cent on stock, »1110,0(l(l.
W. div. in progress. L.gr., Jl ,600,000 acres.
About
15,1872
Sept 1,1880
Dec, 1872-74
Dec. 1,1891
9.-).200
1570
1st
fir.
M.& N,
M.& S.
&
do
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do
Boston, Treasurer.
r,'*"A,
8
Stocl.1.
lastDlvl'd.
Bank Jan
Mercatlle N.
do
do
do
&D,
J.
2.100.000
4,300.000
BOO.O'O
Prclcrred stock
St. Loiiia tt Iron
Ist mortgage
M.&6.
J.&D.
C
6
8g.l
1856
land grant
liuulc— Stock
div..
a Tene
Lnidx, Alton
SI.
KH
K
mortgage, Wext.
Ibt
1864
lOO
lOO
b
b
b
N .T..
J. ^k J.
aw
3v9.oni'
81S.Oi'o
I8lil
18 lO
B
St. CrniT <t Pfuob.- IstM., Calais.
It
2d mortgage, c.
t.'BlalB loan bds, Lewy's Islan'i
St. Joneph it Denr.er C— Ist inort. gld.E div.
799
853
Principal,
when Due,
I
a2,998,9(X)
l«6
Preferred stock
Equipment mortgage bonds
do
do
do
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
When
Where Payable and
p.rj Payable,
by Whom.
Cent.
Kate
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
tmjim
6
400,000
7
r.ft A.
.I.ft U.
A. ft I).
J. ft J.
J.&D,
N.T.,Fanncrii'L.&T.Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Feb'.
'1,'
1896
$11,000,000.
Dec. 1,1894
Apr. 1,1886
July 1,1879
Juucl, 1901
Consolidation, July,
1865,
of Tol.
& Wab
,
oledo. and im
N. y.,Kldd,P. & Co, Nov.! 1871
(ir at West.. Qu'ncv &
dv
do
& Southern Iowa railroad-*, and in IStO,
1890
F. ft A.
do
do
Decatu, &EaB'.St.Loul'. Gross earn1890
F. & A.
do
do
ings in 1S70. $4,544,610; opcaln^ exAug. 1888
M.ftN. NY., Mctropol.Bank.
penses, $3,236,V61 net revenue. $1,308,376
1890
F.& A. N. Y.,Kldd,P. & Co.
teased, Nov.. 18;i-Lalayetf,Blooinng1882
M.&N, N. Y., Metropol. Punk,
ton & Miss.; Lafavcltc, Muncie. & Bl m1878
M.ftN.
do
do
Ington; llannliml * Cen'ral Mo. and
1ST8
M.&N.
do
do
May 1, 1893 Pekin. Lincoln & Decatur railroads, (v.
M.& N.
do
do
1883
i3,p.ir,49;, ?;».)
Q.-F.
do
do
Feb., 1907
F.&A.
do
do
A«5t^1889
J. & J.
Troy Nst. Ex. Bank
Leased to T.& B. atnSj-SOOnryr. Dlv.,Sp.c
J ft ,1
N. Y.. Nat. Bk of Com
1887
Opera es Km of road. In year c' ding
A.ftO.
do
do
1885
Sept 30. ISW. grcjsa earning-' were $478..i63,
M.ftN.
do
do
isrs
nei, $197,119; int., »i99,8.'!7; lea«e rent,
fcl.
M.ft S,
do
do
$25.9 5. Detlcit made up from surplus
Issued by Troy & guHr by KKs. using T.U.
a!&o. Offlce at Tuckerton, Apr, I, mo iInprogre»s,2em.
m!& N.
F.& A.
1
;
.
—
.
January 27, l572
X
..
.
....
.
TUH CHRONICLE.
]
125
RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND
Snbaerlbera will conftr > gremt
DESCRIPTION.
Miles
of
.1
mror by Klvlnc us ImmedUto
Amount
".3
Out.
tan ding.
Road
lor explanation ol »11 ;«'«"S5,";..'""'
il<-».
Mi.t .'ul.- on Ut p l«« ot HB. T«
fnion
ill
1
-..I
.''.
LM-niiioiu 9ub«'!dy>
> on I3.0U0JX)0 »0P<»
$10,00i.0l»
.•
'11.
III
1'
L«ii.l
1
Inc.:
..!»,
»m:i
C
It
ion
M(iu
1.1""
l.i"
1,M'
l,UIO
i-
Nl
..
1811
187U
^tiTllng, tJOO.OUO...
iiiiirlKttjte
YermnnI
IVrwwi*
I»t nnirtxiixe,
6(XI.(X10
lOO
h
mort««ge
41
Keirlsten-d ii>itinnati3
liitiTL'Bt f luuUutr bonds
W.ilkill V.iUfu (yr.j-lstmortgagp........
aulh. I'BO.UIXI.
H'd/v Hiner (J/(l«.l-lst
i.aio
225,438
1,(11X1
',50.i«l
iiw
3.S0«,3(XI
494,IXXI
....
UK
;M M., on conHol. road, gUHr. by Cout.
Ga
1st
PeniL^ylraiila-
Ifii
L
6
116,1»
2lM,2Qli
8
8
8.50,000
isii
b
M1.4(XI
1,25U.UU0
-,.50,000
IBUti
6WI,UKI
A.ftO.
1*70
l,2i) '.cmO
1366
a
b
1,1X10
50
ijji
18fi6
:as9
WeH
187U
18C8
A PUiWiburg-\»l mortgage
yncomico <t Pncmnote ( J/i/j— 1st mortgage.
WlUiaintton dr T(irhora—\»\ mortgage
Wll., Chnrl.itliiilherfil—lat mortgage
Whitehall
1867
1863
1370
Wllmiiitlon dt y.Vud.— lit mort
2d mortgage
Vllmin<iton it WeWon— Strrling bds
btcrllug bonds
a
a
a
*
O.
1867
8
6
A.&O.
6
J.ft
J.ft
J.ft
J.ft
,1
r,
1,400,1100
8
8X).00O
6
6
i.ox),oiio
6
S.275.000
1,200,000
7
979,0X1
6
7
7
a
4.000,000
250.000
20O,00J
"b"
h'
100
8
3
J
7
7
6
7
7
6
ft
.1
A.&O.
A.&O.
I
J.&J.
J.&J.
llka. SOm.
Jan.l ISW In progreiis Irom Relay (7m. N. of Balto.)
Jan. 1, 1890 to ^\ illlaiisport, Md., 80. n., and Relay to
Maieh.lHS)
Jnne, 1896
Oct., 1899
&
do
do
Jan.,1903j
London.
do
J.ft J.
M.& N.
J.ft J.
1.42"..400
1801
1,
New Yor , and London Jau'l/ieS.";
I87i
New Yor.
Phtln., Olrard Natl Bank .lulv 1,18S8
N. Y.. J. M. Picsrcll. Mai- 1, 1900
1887-97
Wilmington, N. C.
Phlla.. DcIIaven
Uro Oct., 1' 00
M.ftN.
.
1875
I
do
do
do
J.'ft J.
1,250.0X1
July, 1871
Apl
lioad and ennip. |.»,036,(>13. (r. 12, p. 753.)
In jirogresK, lo be43m.
Consol., Nov., 1870. :ind now opera'ed aa
the Va. ft lenn. dlv. ol the Atlantic
Miss, ft II. U ., 204in.
Lyiieliburg t«
Bristol, Tenn. (iro'n earning, year ending Kept. ?(l, ls',0, H,t»i.1.B:2. opers'iu;
expenses. J636.785, net revenue, tl27,0a«.
(V. 12, p. 784; V. 13, P.S017.)
Leased to Krle. Road to be extended.
In p-o -'ress. Leased lo N. London Noith,
Leased to Dela., Lack. & West., whlcU
claims ^(^18,161 for double track. &c.
Old debts all retired by thi.i ISPUe.
Incouie tH>nds aiiu.unt to f613,4(ii.l. Msiu
line W. Pt. to Sclma, I38m. Br. to ope-
lau.. 18WI
Balto., 7ni. .Several is.iJues of bds have
Jan., 1890
the endorsement of Halt. City, as speclJan., 1890
lledinllst. capital sioek,t«50,000. (v.
Jan., 1890
13, p. 810.1
Jan. 1,1890 Net earnlnKs, 18e<>-70, ISJiOO,
Philadelphia, Office.
Apr. 1. 1893 Leased to Pa. RR. Stock, $1,022,4.50. Cost
do
do
of road.&c. H3.071.18l.
Jan. 1, 139C
N.Y., Mil. & St. f. RK
Feb., 18H6 |:3,HXI.(ioo at 3 p.c. ill 1873. Own'd M.&St.P
Camden, N. J. Co*s office .lune. 181 (:on-oI. of several roads and bran lies,
A.&O.
8.50.0
2.5110 000
144,400
do
do
ft
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
262 WXI
576.887
197,777
b
do
do
Bait., Citizens N. Bank,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Philadelphia, office.
N. Y^.. Soutter ft Co.
,
6
Head Bank
Bull's
S.
J.ft J.
2*
1. 19110
Ian. l.TJiCi
1871-78
Jau. 1, 1880
N. Y.Del., I..& w, nn.
ft J
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
.1
M.
676,1 (»)
J
Jan!, 18-3
July. 1881
Mch
N. Y,, Furnham,U.& Co Jime."ia«)
A.&O.
f.
400,01X1
U100,000
ft
.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.& J.
J.ft J.
6
6
400.UUO
1,400,000
710.1X10
Wlnchfuter <t Pol— HI M., guar, by B.
Worctaler A Af««*itn—atocK
1).
F.&A.
J.ft J.
A.&O.
Wia
& Amboy
do
.1
J.ft
i'.oiio
WeJtt ./«rKey "Stock
Loan of 1883, guar, by Cam.
1st mortgage loan
ISi mortgage, consolidation
Wtut SKore tliidsitn Hirer— Ut mortgage....
H'toc— 1st M., gld, 9.f..l.g .. conv...
*
.
A.ftO. N. Y.,
186.S
niort— iHt mortgage
.
.1
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
8«
soo.(Xxi
uiort
Sinking Fund bonds
ll'i,llOO
& 1 ynchburg.
N. T.
J.'&'j.
J.ft J.
J.ft J.
J. ft J.
J ft .1
8
6K
i
Mortgage. Pittsburg Branch
Wrttet-n
6
7
m
Wtsuni
990,000
846,(«W
200.000
400,000
aoojxxi
preferred mortgaire. unendorsed
New mortgage, guar, by BaUhuore
WrMern N. Oinilhm (K. Wi'.)-lst uiort...
1
1880
4<axoo
WtJtIrrii Mnru'uMt -1st M., cud, Bait. City
l«t luortKaKC, unendorsed
Vd inortK:iKi', i-'n<lon(. bv Baltimore
irtiiaai'. iMid >rse.l by » iisb. county.
2d
•id
O.
.1.
1,800,01X1
&
VI. P.)
(ylli.)
1st mo't. (Mont.
stiTii
. l)d«. bcfor.. consolldauon
4-
.i.ft
.I.ft
I
a
tfuaranVeod
new...
A.
.1.
1855
,
WMhhenUr <t P/nM.-lst inorl.,
N.T.,Farmer8' L.ftT.Co. Apr. 1,1890 Slock, »I,UUMXJ.
2«SJC«
Tia.ow
IncoDie bonds
M
A.'isi'O.
18M
4th uiortKai{e. lor »1 .mw.OUU
-stock
A.&O.
A.iO.
A.&O.
3d (enlarKcrt) luortoaKe...
;
l,ll«,(it»)
.)*.!.
1S71
1870
•
rto
J.
J.ft.l.
,l.ft
a86,(XX)
114,1X10
2eM««»<)«—stock
HiortKaKC
Wf
I
BbU,U(Xl
157,0.10
^'iO,iuo
axMwo
Jt.
Wr'irrn
Ings. 1K69.7(I, (
lUlcaft N. V.
July, IS'S
v.. I. lake ft Co. Ut'c. 1, lir.l Leased lo Vl. Cent., 9 p.c. on slock.
The Vt. ft Canada U leased and tnclnded
i.OBtOU.
Nov'.'i.'l886
IH he 18Bin. opera'ed. Vt C. also leases
do
I8id
he Rutl. Og. & I,, (^hainp., Stanstead
do
1876-77
S. di Chainbly ^nd other Hues.
Boston
Boston, office.
Juiy.i 71 Leflt^es Trm' ft Grcenf. 111 eomrlellon ol
do
luly I I'W
Iloo ar Tunnel.
Net Inc .tue, Itf70-7I,
do
July 1, 187i)
1162 8U;, after paying Interes*..
N. Y., Continental Bank Oct.,18»0 Leased t.ll 18:5 lo Knland lii:. Back lado
do
O t., 1860 tercst unpaid of ton^lderable amount.
do
do
Oct., 18'>»
Vet earn', s yrenrtlneMar. 1. 1871, (1135,48«.
rhila., Olrard Nnt Bank
do
do
The lur. on end. and limn bonds to Jan..
do
181.9. and on uncnd. blinds to April I869,
do
do
ouve< led intoa 7]iercent pref. stock,
do
2,3IS.I,IXIo
189U
50(1
(black)
ilo
3<l
(not eudoraed)
4tli rto
Spi'c lal loan
Vi'fl.iii.i. (.v../.)— 1st
IsC uiorlgaKt'.
.J
.I.ftD.
.1. ft n.
M.ft N.
J.ft.l.
J.ft .1.
2,IUl,lXI)
iBt iiiort^aKU.
^il m>irlt;«<e
ViV»«6. it Jf»H<l-19t nerlca ireU)
2(1 uerles 0>li»c*)
(,V, ./.)
&
.
.I.ft l>.
.1. ft. I.
.I.ft I).
IAXI.IXW
18<M
CouvenlDIc bonds
VrrmoiU KiJIif;/— Ist inovtsage
Warnn
.1
1.I16«,6(IU
8JXXI.IXXI
IfOKi
,
t
M.ft s.
A.ft O.
in
2.rilll).IIUl
•
suiiustcaU, s. ft Chamlily bondu
Vtrinont <t j(a.«.— stocu.....
lat mortuaif «. ulnltlng ram
\iruniut
A.iO.
ID
5.1X10,01X1
coiwol
couaol
REMABK8.
l*ue,
SlocH
Opened, * ay, HSM. Kct earnings Ist fltcfti
year, »2,5« ,403
N. Y. ft Boston.
,
J
V '* ye»ri »8,4.r.J07; lal
S Treas., at maturity
months of «d year, %ljka:n», B«
HRO.Mt I.K,T. 13, i>. 835: alNO,r.13,p,
K. V. & llostuu.
do
Sept. 11^4
50,8.8, 837.>
London.
April, IH9(J
N. T.j :oth Nat. Bank. Inly I,1H«U Stock, ».5cqJXXJ. Co>t Of road *c. t ,000.000.
rtlca ft N. Y.
June, 1871; Formerly Biack Klv. ft Utlca. NuC earn-
J. ft J.
»,OUOIXU
onus
KilulniiU'ut
when
laatUlvl'd.
II.
500.UIU
1968
C>'i*/''*/— stooK
'iA inorttfAtfe,
Ist
«
tin
-^tock
.1 ..
i'iit"M. iioails ul July iliMif c'lriini/'i— «tO€*....
r,g. f
Principal
Where Pavablo and
by M hum.
I
Payable
Cent.
N.Y'., N. Ilk of
'
Bait, n.
&
ft on;ester.
<). ihi.
Otlice
July
$250,7-.i4
1887
1,
Nc
Net earniu^-s, year ending Sept.
1881
1885
1S9C
Repnblic
(.'amdeti to Cane May, Salem ft Swedes
boro. I26in,
eai nlug-, 1870. »225,438
Int., $101,790. Dlvs., 5p. e. semiannual.
In pi ogress, stock paid. $526,700.
To be comple-ed. 1871. L. er., 1.1^,000 ac.
Leased to V'. Cenf, at $20,000 pr yr ft txs.
Cost, $:!75 00(1. (v. 13, p. 498.)
In progress. 32><;m.
State endorsement on $1,000,000.
Floating debt, $263,521. Gioss earnings,
mos., 1870, $87,735.
Amount
Miles
of
Outstanding.
Kor explanation of all rcferpii' ea see Road
fool aote-t ou Itit pa*fe ol KK. Tabh-s.
xjheiapeakt
rf
Deltnc(tre~%ioc}s.
50
var
istmortKAxe (onginallv |2,8t>J,UUJ)
dt Ohio—^Xaoi
Maryland Loim. ttliiklnK fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Uoitdx having next preference
25
Chftnipeake
50
1,000
100
1,0110
i.aw
1,1100
100
50
tt Xavlf/atioji—stock
Loan, coiiverllbh', coupon, gold
Lehiffh Coal
l,()Oi
Ut niortgaae reglsterefi
Ut moil. regUte.ed, KK
on euulpnients &c.,
>lort. loan,
1,0-0
1,00
1,000
1,000
gold... .'_
1Z...
Loan covi-nlble Into htock till Dec.
Monongahehl Nav. tVi.— tttock
Idt mortsa-'e
JUorrla HtocR, consolldaled
—
50
,
1,&U
,
100
100
Preferred stock
let
mortgage
2d ntorlgagc.
boat loan
Preferred t-tock Si-rip dtvldead
fiBHUMt/trania—a ock
Wt mort., if. by Pen>i. liii.. a. f. $5,000,000.
Schnuikill ..Vaf.— »tock, common
Pre f e r r ed stock
1B60
ises
1869
1,000
1,000
var
vas
50
i
1,000
5(1
50
mortgage
3d mortgage
(.'oinnion bonds
Improveni nt bonds
Uoat and car loan
Boat and car loan
Stitq.A Tide Water—stock
Maryland loan
iBt
1.001)
1,000
1.000
1.
00
1,000
\fiOO
50
1st
Leaded to B.
1 1
1
50
25
100
I,U)0
100
100
9U
"^.0
.
coftl
Canton rmprovement Co., Bait
Boston Water Power
Western Union Telegraph—stock
Ut mortiraKe
Adanu EKpresfl Co.— stock
«
5
7 f
7 t.
7
2.0«l,000
5,000.000
1 lyi; ^79
I^KB.'SOO
108,000
S
i,(rffi,ooo
1
1,175,000
soo,oou
3 25
^li
30
6
28.-..000
23li.9)»
un.ioi
4,3:17,950
2,4.88,000
i.9«s,an:
2,688,977
1,711,213
4,01C.e70
171,354
aB,riOo
901,000
(.s;),s5o
Amer. Merchants' Union Kxpresft-r^tock..
L nited States Express—stock
10
z
J.& .1.
F.&A.
J.&J.
F.&A.
M.&N.
M.&S.
J. & J.
F.&A.
M.& N.
M.&S.
8:-r.
6g.
5
C
6
f.
J.&I).
.I.&D.
J.&J.
J.& J.
F.&A.
F.&A.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
F.&A.
J.'&'j.
3nc.
e
6
F.&A.
F.&A.
M.& ».
J.& J.
J. & J.
do
«
«
7
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
"i
.l.&'j.
«
6
J.&J.
J.&J.
Baltiinore.
London.
Hsltiinore.
Philadelphia, oBlce
do
N. Y.,
Bk
N. v.,
do
of
Hway
office, 71
do
do
N.y., Office
do
do
N.J.Cen.RR
too
O
,
at $27,000 per year.
per cent.
7 year-. 65
.[REMARKS,
Divl'd
Dec.,lS7! Del. City to Chesap. City. Md. Net earn
July, 1836
lUKS from operations, 1870, t2US,ot;^,
isio
1890
1885
Ang.,
1871
July 1,1878
1871
1877
1881
1391
,Ian.,lR72 Sfc
5011.000
do
do
do
&
4
&
Phlla., 1st Mat.
do
do
Bank,
do
do
85c.
4
1
m!&"n.
Philadelphia, office.
M.& S.
J. & D.
J.i J,
New York fifllce.
Jan.
LISA
Leased to Reading RR. for Interest
bonds and half of net earuluKs. tv.
P 77.)
1894
4.000,000
556,00)
1,250,000
1,000,000
3,*«l,000
1,250,000
office, 71
Bway.
Q-F.
F. & A.
J.&J.
N.T., 111 Broadway,
do
do
M'M'fr.
Philadelphia.
S
2X
J.&J.
M.* N.
O.-M.
J.* J.
l,'lS83
• Ipts, 1870, $59.952 ;
opera' ID" «
p. uats, $55,7(9. Nominal cost, $5,90 S,l
Sept., 1871 Dlv., March, 1S71, 4 per cent
Dec,
1871
Jan.,138j
Dcc!iiS70
Aug., 1871
VS8I
Jaa W,
F.&A.
•i
May
nec!,lS69
N, T.,
500,(100
4,UIU.OO>I
ai.ai»,ooo
4,000,000
10,000.000
18,000/100
e,ooo,ouo
Camden & Amboy RR;
1807 Net revenue from canal In 1870. fl81,012.
1814
Larec inv.stmeut In lands, mine., &c.
1881
Cost ot canal, &c., ;i,4%,i«io, and of L.
1897
Su qnebanua KH. and equip.. |ll,:197.5S0.
1897
Cent. KR. of N.J. assumes $2,310,000 ol
ilo
1877
gold loan ol 18-17. (v. 12. p. 465. 689.)
Pltt^bnrg Office.
Jnly, 1871 Net rev. nu , 1870. $130,187. Dlvs., 10 per
N. Y., N. B'k of Coin'ce. July 1. 1887 cent, per annum.
Leh. Val. KR. Co.. 1 blla, Auir..l87l Leased. April, 1871, to L. hlprh Valley RR.
do
do
for 999 yrs. The lessees attuning bda
Auk., 1871
do
do
scrip & aying 10 p. c, per annum nu
April, 1870
do
do
April, 1S7«
(v.
ftref. stock, and 4 ou consol. stock,
do
do Z
Oct., 1889
2, p. 714.)
do
do
Feb., 1887
Wyoming merired into, and Weat Branch
Philadelphia, office.
and Susq. owned by P., C. C.
July,' 1910
July 1,1871 Leased from June 1, 1870, to PI II.
Read
for ll^r.) yea s at annual rent of I6.V1.000
July 1,1871
Philadelphia, office,
March 1872 lucludiUhT certain r.'al and persoual pro
do
do
Jan., 1882
H.
Cost o
p rty conveyed lo P.
do
do
Jan.,lS7l>
canal. tl.Y ure., r^al estate, boat*, car
do
do
May, 1870
&C., $13,206,009.
do
do
May, 1888
du
do
May, 1889
Mny,
do
do
do
do
Groaa rrc
2,.'iO>.('00
10,250,000
2,I«K ,.'.*>
LrasPd to Lehleh Coal & Kav. Co., ftt Int.
on bonds aud 8 p. e. ayr on stock.
Kn^aj^ed In coal i.pera lous. Ca h dlv. In
6 yrs, no p. et. Stock in 1862, »7Ji0O,00O:
Leases Aib. & Snsq. snd Kens. & S. KK,
Philadelphia, office,
731^)0
100
ft
.Slni-kK.
Commerce. AUK.,
4.II0II.U0O
"ido
ill
Principal,
2,0Oli,74«
1.51X1,1X10
,
Valley
4
3,907,850
8,000,000
American coal— stock
Asbburton co I—stock
*,,
Bti tier coal—stock
Consu d.'ttlon coal—stock
Ut mortgage (S. F.. $^,1)00 per annum.)..
Cumber and co •! and iron—«tock.
Maryland co 1— slock
Wyoming
O:
6
5
e
7
3
8»,000
.lIISrELI.AN£OCSt«
do
1S70
LIST.
when Due
last
Philadelphia, office,
J.&.I.
4,iMU.41IO
8,7.89.St«
1)80.000
5,(135.099
i,a)9.un
mortgage
Pennsylvania coal— Block
lat mortir^fe bonds
Spring Mountain coal., .—stock.
Sbrucc Hill coal.—stock
Wilkenbarre roal
I tl33.:i50
SIXI.OOO
15,000.000
1,500.000
3,500,000
1,500,000
1,000,0
Loan of .lanuary 1.187S
Preferred Interest bonds
Union— HtorM
J.&D.
1,880,800
I,'i97,8W
1,891.5110
1st mortgage
Delaware tt //«rfflon—«tQCk
Uegtfltcred Honda
Kegistered nonds
ICeglstered Uoud^
Dela. if Rariuin —stock
by Wluini.
80,
1869-9, $154,827.
8,229.5m
2,U00,U0O
4,375,000
DeUtic'tre Dirinion—^iocVi
INTEBE8T OR DIVIDENDS.
Whe' e Payable and
'ieVt When
;
Jan., 18,2 Dividends
CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND BOND
DKSCHIPION.
Tablm.
lUfnitH, §
Oil DIVIUUNI)!'.
11)0
!«:
/*!
lal liiM
I
INTUHKST
'Rate
pert When
LIST.
notice or any error diarorered In our
New
ilo
do
do
1872
Nov., 1888
Aug., 18M
July,lM6
York,
office,
do
ro
do
Jan.. 1870 See Chkohicli,
187S
Sept., isn
July, 1871
Not. ,1889
p.
4W. T».
A
m
a
tHE CHRONICLfi.
Bxporta or Iieadlna Articles from IVeiv York.
The following table, compiled from Custom House returns, show s
Commercial limes.
c
.)
COM MERCI
the exports of leading articles from the port of NewYork since
1, 1872, to all the principal foreign countiies, and also the
totals for the last week, and since January 1.
The last two lines
show total values, including the value of all other articles besides
those mentioned in the table.
January
EPITOME.
lT
Friday Nioht, January
The feeling in trade circles is not entirely
The volume of business is not small, but there
26, 1872.
satisfactory.
;*« -^^orfciS?* ;6«eo.a-oo*- .^ ^ ^?* cc (^ cc ^ iS« ? x 5 1;
gqt- TOM-*
almost
ar.?
12
very small, the result
universal complaints that profits are
and
of the eagerness of competition,
tJabUary 2f, 1871
the
many
expenses
which are necessarily incurred.
Cotton hts been
21 |c. for middling
without
much
Breadstntls
uplands.
declineJ, but flour closed firm at
$(>
SH
variation, but closes at
1
=
have generally
40@$0 80
for
shipping
Qt5-
50@|1 55
extras; wheat at $1
7^@73e.
oorn at
for
No.
2 spring,
prime new Western
for
Groceries hnve been dull, except
cofl^ee«,
to
and Indian
r
mix->d, afloat.
which have
w
OB
o
9
•
.
-m
-in
articles
which
have a shipping demand
especially bacon, lard, beef, and cheese
ticulars
tlit'i-e
has been dulless,
if
Wednesd
but
in
:S :SS
— wore
Qt
New
week
mess
to |!14
for early
ly
:
-^^^
:
:
:
;
;«
•
;
8,5
Britl Guia
37^*14
Tod;iythe market was dull (it these
pric(s, with new prime mess quoted at 114.
Lard was in
very lanre demand the sales, spot and future, on Tuesday,
$14
.-H
.
Vh
in
50
and spring delivery, but was lower on
and Thursday, selling for the spring months at
in the
^35
other par-
not weakness.
pork was carried by speculation early
@fil4 75,
;
Oita
5«
Provisions show a slight advance, with an improving (en
in
-Sii^GOOoOtf
.
•
been
active advancing, and especially Rio.
dency
-^rt
-to
O CO
"
;=;
:ii
im
;
40.
J
;
;
;
aggregated 7,500
tee., »nd prime steam advanced to 9i^@
Cc, on spot, 9fe. for February, 9|c. for March, and
10c. for April.
Yesterday was very firm, but comparatively quiet.
To-day, the market w: s very firm, but the
only new feature was a sule for March at 9|^c., a slight advance.
Bacon has been active in this market, and at the
^Vest tor New York and Liverpool account, and prices have
slightly improved for some of the medium cuts, but some
of the business in Cnmb^rland and short clear have been
at
lower prices. To-day, the market was steady, Of@Ofc. f ,r
7@7ic.
Cumberland;
for short rib;
7:j.@7fo. for lone
clear, and 7t@7f c. for short clear.
The supply of home at
all points continues liberal.
Beet has been taken for export, mainly at $17 for prime mess, and $20 50 for
India
mess.
Butter and cheese have slightly improved in the
9
9-1
»S :|
- "" - - £»
:g
F ^ S S7
2 t-«
2 t"
«0 ^
r-4ii
:
o
ti^:
i
i
*
•
i
:
;i
i
:
'SScS
•
.
SSSiS'''
•
Win
ka CO
i
1-. -?«
a
TO
•
m'
•
.^
,^
*
OS to
•
ei
•
so'of
ui
l§g;:iiSi-28::a::S:|:::ig:S:::::S3§
•'•••• ^
«o^'
.2
«
•
*
'ofT
•
*
'
'
'
:§:
:
-ZS :{>.•.::•. :s
a*
35*
Mo
finer qualities.
In tobacco, the market has been dull for
Kentucky leaf,
and prices are so unsettled that we omit Quotations.
The
assortments of old stocks are very poor, and the new
crop
which is
coming forward from the West is held at
prices which buyers are unwilling to pay.
The sales of the
week have been only about 200 hhds. Seed leaf also
very
quiet, with only 250 cases.
Sundries sold at 20@50c
In
Spanish tobac.o there has been a very
good trade, 'with
Bales of 750 bales Havana at 95c.@$l
07^0., currency duty
paid.
Manufactured tobacco shows a very unsettled
market
l^reights have been comparatively
dull;
to-day the
Li verpoo steamers took corn at G^d cotton
at
and
bacon and lard at 27s 6d. The latest grain
charter., To Cork
for orders were at 5s 3d.
Hides have ruled very sirong, but
leather has b come
quiet
Hops have rather favored buyers, especially
older
growths, and the poorer qualities of new.
Hay has
mw
U
;
a §
a a.
an
:.::::.
:iS
:
:S :: :^
«
O
.C4
8
:«
:
:
:
:
:
:
;
:
S
;SS
:
:
;
!
i
i
i
:
:
i
i
•
i
:
JSHSfT
93@93ic. Tal ow dull
1?
10i@12ic
;
drum., and 14@16io for other
pkgl Layer
raisins have declined.
Fish more active and firnTer
RL.ins, though fairly active, hnve
declined
strained
closed firm at $4 G5@4 75.
Spirits turpentine l,as been
active and has advanced, closing at
7l@72c Tar was
active to-day at $3
]2i@3 25. Petroleum dull and unchanged. Linseed oil has advanced, closing
at 80c
in
casks, with a large business, but to-day quiet.
In other oils
we notice 1,000 bbls. Menhaden at the East at
55c'
Metals have been generally quiet, without new feature
of
importance. In India giwds the only movement of
importance has been in Calcutta linseed, of which larg^
sales at
$2 37-J, gold, on the spot, and $2 42^, gold, for arrival.
There has been a moderate movement 'in wool at
extreme
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127
OOTTON.
'
Km DAY, P.
dy
Southern
we
porta,
by
received
telegrame
Apectal
From
M., Jan. 20, 1872.
from
to-night
the
showing the
Monday
this evening
Wedncslay
figures thus obtained
seven days have reached 120313 bales agains^
week, Ul,')95 bales the previous week, and 110,038
making the
bales three weeks since,
total receipts since the first o'
same
8eptoml>er, 1871, 1,824,0-15 bales against 2,108,313 bales for the
period of 1870-71, showing a decrease since September 1 this year
of 374,103 bales. The details of the receipts for this week (as per
week
telegraph) and the corresponding
Tuesday
TliurBday
of 1871 are as follows
3,334
Tolsl
18«.
sales and prices
For January.
cts.
balc8.
400
21>i;
2,201)
8(X)
3151
21 13-16
500
21K
:
bales
M.ilillu
57,9:16
9.8i>;
«
I'tmrleaton
9,0
n.r->:
Siiv.'itmall
1871.
Reo'd thii week kt—
TenneftSL'H.
Ac
5.,1IJ
53.019
Klorldft
13.11)9,
North Carolina
r,,.|17
Virginia
897
Total renulpts
ll.73i
DecreaHO tbl8 year..
bales.
200
m^
Franca
0. Brit.
Cbarleston...
i.Mi
Savannah
Texas
5
Other
ports...
Total
Since Sept.
1
..22 1-16
,...
SJOJ..
22X
....
1,000
1,2(X)
2U0
22
bales,
26,i'50toUI
March.
bales.
300
cts.
100
700
lOU
3-111
l.Vl
M6
1,100
22^
6lO
900
23 5-16
5,U»)
1,900
23X
21 11-16
4,5110
21 5<
10,1(10
22K
21 lS-16
1,900
22 9-16
l.Sa)
.22!k
300
22 13-lS
32«
cts.
l,t«X)
100
28
88 1-16
5,300 total
-a 1116
22 -V
..W
May.
9-1(1
For June,
22X
150
IMi
IB 5.16
22 716
....22M
W
M)
23 7-16
70O
2,800
1,900
7,000
.22H
IB
3,4<»
For April,
22«
cts.
m
800
1
h.
-32
ax
•« 13-i*
100
..22 5-16
bales.
ots.
i\H
217 16
For May-
1I-18
1*50
Keb'y.
For Mart
n
900
I
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21«
is-i»
22 54
cfM.
balej.
1.70O
W
lOO
900
5B)
22«
1M«
2»
.23X
7,700 total April.
900
3.200 toUl June.
Jl«
.22H
The pales during the week of free on board have reached 2o0 bales. The
particulars of tliese sales arc as below
F. o.h. New Orleans 200 AV.L.M..N. V. C, 716;. ffelglit, 2Uic.
:
The following exchanges have been made daring the week
:
January for 400 February, even.
paid to exchange lit) Junuary for 100 February.
"
1(«) J.nuiry fur lOllFehrniry.
'41:.
Stock.
Contln
Total this
Same w'k
week.
1871.
t
1872.
"
"
"
9-16C.
}<c.
Vc.
1871.
933
12.677
2ii.701
"75
ai.M6i
3,xiiO
29.860
10.6U2
20 721
5.320
20,*i9
8,U6t
'125
7881
li,.-*!!
48.731
81.967
27.000
8i.r>i
105.8'M
535.606
560.612
32.)
••!"'
41,536
11.10)
195.016
68,631
40,43 •
89.626
58.917
75.000
ii,UO0
987
6,000
10,139
49,533
1,010
30.53c!
7.'S,33(1
110.73-.
117.4)5
1, 325
61.:«-i
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1.53 J
309
following is our usual table showing tlie movement of cotton at
the ports from Sept. 1 to Jan. 19. the latest mail dates.
do not include our telegams to-night, as we cannot insure the
accuracy or obtain the detail necessary by telegraph.
We
,
New Orleans
saixin
650.247; 238, 099
Mobile
Charleston
209,-236
.259
Savannah
Texas
New York
32J,171
128,610
52,186
m.ra
2'i«,366<
.50.603'
460.78)
115,483
91.413
S8.64,
4.5-29
9,76i;
Plorlila
North Carolina
2.*i5
27,0jO
52.iaii;
193,142,
49,174 3W.617
2,696
57,955
i;,45l!
61.289
40,73! 159,191
2C4I
2
U.'Hi
7,2:8 200,013
96.826
34.6S7
55.899
171,9«l! ISO.Iil
49.083
34,479
ITOSJSi
Total this year
....
2.923
678.95.3!
2017.413 1021.3J8!
109.725
116.317
18,1.039
91.60O'
91,101
61.586
37.2S4
77,69S
SE.U7
4\Sv4
Ufili
631 .258
90d,49-<
1.4941 139.66,1 1219,iSl
19JJ00
1871
510,533
past week has been only moderately
Holders have, however, shown much firmness, and prices
have fluctuated but little. In fact, until to-day the quotations
for spot cotton liave remained without change at the closing rates
of last Friday. The influences operating have been the same
which have controlled the market for some time past a continued
belief that the supply of American cotton this year will be less
than the demand for consumption. Receipts at our ports are
therefore closely watched, and confidence appears to wane or revive according as tiiey are small or free. To-da.v, with the sales
thus far during the week small, and under a belief that the total
to be made up to-night would fully equal and probably exceed
the figures of last week, prices gave way all around about ^c. But
later buyers having taken hold more freely, and receipts proving
to be a little less than anticipated, while Liverpool and Manchester were reported better, there was an improved tone, the close
being firmer witliout however any recovery in prices. For forward
delivery the falling oft' in the quotations during tlie week has for
the spring months been more marked, though the market to-day
left off about ^c. better than the opening.
The last quotations
were (basis low middling) 21ic. for January, 22 ic for February,
22ic. for March, 22.;c. for April, 22ic. for May, and 22ic. for June.
—
for the
week are
72,200 bales,
For immediate delivery the
total
sales foot up this week 10,971 bales, including 2,354 for export,
4,740 for consumption, 895 for speculation, and 2,882 in transit.
Of the above,
bales were to arrive. The following are the
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closing quotations
Upland and
Florida.
New
Mobile.
Orleans.
Texas.
'».
19K&...
20H»•i;AIS
>i¥a.
»V«....
19X»....
Low Middling.
uvn
u
IIK
*)«».. .
iJX*....
21
Middling:
21«a,
a
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21X«....
J2xa....
aHi».
29 Hi
a.
MHi....
JH
per lb.
.9
,
I
Ji5%a...
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1872
625.421' 546.5S6
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a.
Below we give the sales of spot and transit cottoa and pries of
Upland* tx thii market each day of the pait week
:
—
and to the continent, 4,500 bales, while the receipts at iBombay
during the same time have been .34,000 bales. The movement
since the first of January is as follows.
These are the figures of
W. Nicol & Co., of Bombay
6,531
The market during the
total sales of this description
;
4',46S
active.
including 200 free on board.
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Wn.vTHF.K Kepouts isv TELEGRAPH. The past week has been
unusually cold, accompanied with a storm of sleet and snow in a
large portion of the South. At New Orleans our corresi»ndent
Our Selma,
states that they liave had two days of such weather.
Montgomery and Columbus telegrams say that there was a heavy
snow-storm on Tliursday. At Mobile the storm is described as
heavy sleet. At Macon tlie snow fell to the depth of two inches.
At Augusta, weather cold, with snow. At Savannah t«o days of
cold rain. Our Savannah correspondent does not say anything
with regard to snow having fallen, but we notice Ihe fact stated
Our Charleston telegram says they have
in the press despatch.
had one day of rain at that point, and that the whole week has
been cold, with snow yesterday. At Mempis it has also b?en so
cold that picking ha.s progressed slowly. The thermometer at
Memphis has averaged S3 Charleson, Columbus and MontgomMobile and Macon, 41 and at Selma, 42.
ery, 40
Bombay Suipmknts, Our Boinba.v telegram received to-night
gives the shipments to Great Britain for the we k at 9,500 bales,
71,438
9.760
29.916
!66,0i8
94,1.83,
VlrKinla
Other ports
Totsl lastya-
80,017
10) Kebi-uiirv for 100 .March.
February for llli; .Ntnrch.
l'l(»J.inij:iry ior lOO March.
ll» Feb) H.ry fir lOi) .\ pill.
400
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l/OasiStNOB SBFT.l.
WlBO
Great
Other
107U. |Brltaln France For'ga Total. PorU.
:ST1.
PORTS.
1
15-lS
.21
l,-2.'.l)..
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all
OoodMlddllng
10,.7l
21 9-16
From the foregoing statement it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there is a decrease in
the exports this week of 24,702 bales, while the stocks tonight are
23,006 bales less than they were at this time a year ago. The
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
2l!<
2jif2_
I.KX)..
2,Si«)..
IC.
Vork...
11
Toa
1-16C.
I3.03J
8,901
New
i
1-276
1.914
300
....
dllnc
400
Kew Orlcuu.
Mobile
,1
7iq_
•g.
ircl'ry
riio
'soj
1,200
29.987,
Kxported to—
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342
»
1,400
t.-3t<0
ports to-night
The
720
i«0
120.813 150.800
for the week ending this evening reach a total of
81,121 bales, of which 49,583 were to Great Britain, 1,010 to
France, and 30,.52S to rest of the Contiaont, while the stocks as
Below we give
made up this evening, are now 535,600 bales.
the exports and stocks for the week, and also for the correspond
ing week of last season, as telegraphed to us from the various
Ja'i.'26.
1,273
511
S.900
2.231
11,429
10,498
1M.9«
Jan.
For February,
514
The exports
Wenkendlne
111
200..
int.
18t!.
29,3,-.!
I'CiXJi^
K«
25JI50 total
I
orloAut
1^98
1,117
_4
Toial.
For forward delivery the sales (including 200 Iree on board)
have reaahed during the week 72,300 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the f lilowing is a atsloment of the
3,901 total
Kac'd thli week tt—
963
40
418
,
1
>li.
uia'it
8811
1,100
BCO«IPT»
BIOIIPTS
Now
21
ss«
6»l
49
212
appears that the
it
total receipts for the
lltf,8S7 bales lost
Saturday
week ending
the
SALBS.
If pec
Tran.
Exp't. sump.
are In poBSOssion of the returns
receipts, exports, lie, of cotton for the
Jan. 28.
us
C..n-
thU week
—Shipments since Jan.
to-,
Great
Con-
Gi-t-at
Con-
Britain.
tinent.
Total.
Britain,
tinent.
4,5«
14,t«X)
503i)
11,7.V)
4,300
19 300
41,300
7.800
9.500
15,000
1
to-^
Week's
Total, receipts.
ei.lXV
49,100
34.000
13,U)0
From
the f.iregoing it would appear that compared with last
year there is a decrease this year in the week's shipments of 5,300
bales; but the total movement since January 1 still shows an
increase in shipments of 12,900 bales over the corresponding
period of 1871, while the receipts at Bombay continue to be
largely in excess of a year ago. There is nothing new from the
crop.
—
Gunny
Bags, Bagging, Etc. There has been a very fair defor cloth during the past week, and the tone of thq market
is firm.
Domestic rolls have sold largely for future delivery, and
a fair trade has been done in native. The sales are 250 bales
native at 95c. gold in bond 200 do. on private terms 2,000 rolls
domestic at 10c. cash
1,500 rolls for future delivery at 17Jc;;
000 rolls at 17c. and 1,000 rolls, March delivery, at 17c. In Boston 200 bales native sold at lo^c. 800 rolls, spot, at 16c, and 500
rolls, for June delivery, at 16c.
Bags continue very quiet, but
are sti I held with confidence.
hear of no sales since our last.
mand
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Visible Supply op Cotton Made up nv Cable and Telegraph. By cable we have to-night the stocks at all the European
ix)rt8, tlie India cotton afloat for all of Europe, and the American
—
each port as given below. From figures thus received,
prepared the following table, showing the quantity of
cotton in sight at this date (January 26) of each of the two past
season s
afloat for
we have
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
in Liverpool
bales.
in London
in Glasgow
in Havre
in Marseilles
in Bremen
rest of Continent
Afloat for Great Britain (American)
Afloat for France (American and Brazil).
Afloat for Bremen (American)
Tctal Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Stock in United States ports
Stock in inland town*
Total.....
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1872.
491,000
171,000
1871.
565,000
75,322
400
300
159,000
13,000
11,000
90,000
197,000
64,000
14,000
224,000
535,606
M,488
44,700
6,600
5,500
25,000
326,000
1,318
33,300
83,107
586,612
188,343
.W5W88
1,861,301^
[January 27, 1872.
THE CHRONICLE.
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Tliese fiifures indicate aii increise in the c.oium in sight to-night
li)3,"i87 bales compared with tlie same date of 1S71.
To
Barcelona, per barka Rafael Pomar, 1,000 upland.
Polar 601
I. not
upland
TE.XAS— To Liverpool, per barks Hector, 2,099. ...M. E. Corning, l.l:*)
5,043
per brigs Kelpie, 591. .Oromocto, 1,219
and 12 Sea Island
l,2»o
To Amsterdam, per bark Weser, 1,295
per ship May
BALTiMonc— To Liverpool, per steamer Hibernian, 161
.'.
MOVKMENTS OF COTTON AT THE iNTEKIOll POKTS.— Below We
give tlip movements of cotton at tlie interior ports receipts and
Bhipinen'a for the veeli, and stock to-night and for the correspoudiujf week of 1871
—
;
lau. 20, IS"?.-^ ^Week ending Jan. 36, 1871.--.
KcccipU. sjuipineuts Htock. Receipts. SliipraKnts. Stock.
21,553
6,197
8,547
4,i)-io
16,000
7,S3S
14,535
1.941
2,653
1.050
10.7 il
l,19j
16,216
3,409
4,021
13,702
1,714
IfiSl
10,930
3,831
3,523
9,195
1,989
890
Montgomery....
11,300
4,078
4,800
5,410
1,870
1.055
Selma
14,141
47,035
14,049 32,537 20,604
16,338
Mempliis
4,811
0,074
5,384
6,938
2,235
2,8'J3
Nashville
^Week ending
Augusta
Columbus ....
Macon
83,472
Total
The particulars of these shipments, arranged in our usual lorm
are as follows
LiverBre- Rotter- Amster- Ant- Barpool.
Cork. Havre, men. dam.
dam. werp. celona. Total.
New York
New Orleans..
38.408
23
5,800
.31.418
Mobile
3,290 11,543
6,:)00
52.013
6,213
1,183
3,4<)4
5,663
995
:.95
1,601
11,56:?
ClmrU'Stou
Savannah
4,672
6,048
Texaf.
Baltimore
49,533
94,483
30,801
28,578
385
Dundas, 824
8,100
2,700
1,295
6,.-14;i
385
;i85
128,343
Total
3,890 11,543
.51,9:12
3.517
2,700
2,100
1.295
*J 472
3,779
The above totals show that the interior stocks have decreased durIncluded in llie aliove totals are from New York, 71 bales to Marseilles; from
the week 2,223 bales, and are to-night 33,700 bales tew than New Orleans, 610 bales to San Sebastian, 1,341 bales to Malaga and 1.34 bales to
from Mobile, 530 bales to Genoa and from Savannah 490 bales
Vera
Cm:;
The receipts have also been 30,944
at the same period last yen:
to Baltic Port.
ba';8 to.« than the same week last year.
Gold, E.tch.vnok and FREionTS. Gold has fluctuated the
Tlie exports of cotton this week from New York show a de- past week between 108J and 109^, and the close was 109^.
bales,
aarainst
reaching
total
5,900
the
crease since last week,
Foreign Exchange market is heavy. The following were tlie
Below we give our table showing the la.st quotations: London bankers', long, 109 ail09i
10,077 bales last week.
sbort. 109|
inif
;
;
—
eiports of cotton from New York, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks also the total exports and direction since
September 1, 1871 and in the last column the total for the same
period ol the previous year
;
;
Kxportsot Cotton (bales) from Neiv York since Sept. 1,1871
;
Freights closed at id. by
and Commercial, 108J@108J.
steam aud 3-lOd. by sail to Liverpool, Ic. gold by steamand fc.
by sail to Havre, and Jd. by steam to Hamburg.
tiJlOOf,
—
Bv Teleouaph from Liverpool.
Liverpool, ,Tan. 26—1:30 P. M.— The market
onened steady and closed
with sales footing up 15,000 bales. The sales of the week have been
112,000 bales, of which 16,000 bales were taken for export and 21,I100 bales
on speculation. The stock in port is, 491,000 bales, of which 156,000 bales
firmer,
are American.
—
Note. The dispatches from Europe to-day are thro\ra into confnstOD, and
delayed by a snosv storm in Newfoundland.
Jan. 2!.
.Tan. 19.
Jan. 5.
.Jan. 19.
112.000
Total sales
130,(K)0
10:i,000
186,000
16.000
Sales for export
18,000
8.000
14,000
Sales on speculation
Toul stock
Stock of American...
Total all oat
American
6(i9,000
table will
show tlie
Mon.
.329,000
l:18,000
21,000
491,000
156,000
28,000
619,000
.652
167,000
358,000
182,000
afloat
The following
59,000
000
192,000
24,000
.
171, ,000
.3:W,000
11)9,000
daily closing prices of cotton tor the
week
Frl.
Thnrs.
Wed.
Tnea.
PriceMid.Upl'ds.lO'i,'®,. W^Si... 10;^®.... lO^i®.... 10?,@10ii 10>4@103i
Orleans. 10'i@... 10^®... 10/i® ... 10»4@.... 11 @....10;i®ll
Trade Rejiort-The market for yarns and fabrics at Mancliesler is flrraer.
Sat.
Bremen and Hanover
Uamburj^
Other ports
BREADSTUFFS.
All others.
FiilDAT P. M.. January
Total Spain, &c
flrand Total
801,733
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. l,187i:
26. 1872.
The market the past week has been generally depre.ssed, but
closes with some recovery in the coarser stuUs.
The receipts ol flour continue liberal, while there has been even
and, under a pressure to realize,
less demand than last week
;
have given way. A line of 1,000 barrels extra State in store
was closed out on Monday at $0.50, and since that date bids have
rarely exceeded that figure, but holders have been firm at 16.60®
$0.65 and upward. There has been some renewal of demand for
good Southern shipping extras, for shipping extras, for South
America, and lines have been sold at $7.60@$8, and prices for
the whole range of Southern flour have been well supported. Uye
flour firm. Corn meal and buckwheat flour more steady. To-day,
except from Great Britain, there was a pretty good general demand—some moderate lines sold for the Provinces and the West
prices
BALTIMORE.
FHILADELP'lA
BOSTON.
IfEW TORK.
BlOT'MtBOM-
Th
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1
Since
week. [Sept.
New
Orleans..
Texas
Savannah
1.371
1
Foreign
1.
1
....|
3,417
60.3:18
2U;
l.:28|
6,474i
....!
2,4«
....1
486
:
2.953
....
...1
503'
3,713
2,166
631
42,432
24,427
2i,787
63
205
2.m~
5,'-,.475
....I
....|
1.1,471
720
21.688:
11X1,790
724
1
....1
B.3.iO
81, wis'
8,974
1;
Since
Thia
This Since
week. Scpt.l: week. 'Sept. 1
7,6871
1,047;
T;5|
l!
2,540 1,3,425'
SS.StHJ
ai.OSH
5,55:1:
Since
week. Sept.
1
2,M1
Mobile
Florida
8'th Carnlina.
N'th Carolina.
Virginia
North'ru Porta
Tenneaace, &r
Tills
|
....|
...
768
....|
148^
1
687!
8031
7,864,
....1
....|
....
....1
150
...
611
3.872
....
...
4,6«0'
1,812
;...!
)4,2-,7
988
4161
2911
1,.344'
5.0.-J6
5,119
22.991
....1
....
1,066' 14,406
....
....|
and prices of all grades were
Wheat has
—
Total this jear
25.905|
4l8,;i35j
fl,88T 129,688
l,8a)j 30.501
Total last year
23,5S3|
574,645!
6,986 112,313'
l,2:l7i
26,551
3,267
1
61,985
4,2S3i 73,594
—
Shipping News. The exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 83,472
So lar as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
bales.
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in The Chronicle last Friday, except Galveston, aud the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday,
night of this week
:
Total bales.
New York— To
Liverpool, per steamers City of Antwerp, 653
Wisconsin, 1,847... Atlantic, 1,559. ...Java, 798... per ships Varuna,
447 ...British Nsvy, 1.33. ..per bark Carnarvon Caetle, 369
S.SOa
To Marseilles, per brig
E. Rowland, 71
7;
To Bremen, per steamer Bremen, 2:1
23
New Orleans—To Liverpool, per steamer Statesman, 4,089 and 5 Sea
per ships Viola, ;),712
Island
Marlhorougb. 4,502 ...Antarctic, 3.403... John Parker. 4,087 ...China, .3,749... Maxwell,
2,917... per barks Alarm, 2.769... Maria. 1,188
30,418
To Cork, for orders, per ship George Hnrlbut, :i,290
J,290
Monte Rosa, 4,083.
To Ilavre, per ships Thos. llarward, 3,676
Snocess, 3,784
11,543
To Bremen, per ship Ctinstantia, 3.494
3 494
To Birc.lona, per bark Olimpia, 1,18:1
1,183
To San Sebisliau, per hark Tomas,(V40
640
812. ..Carmen, 509
1.341
To Malaga, per barks C. I).
134
To Vera Cruz, per sclir. Benita, 1.34
5,663
Mobile— To Liverpool, per ships Calliope, 2,603. .Frlga, 3,060
680
To Qenoa, per bri!,' Sophia. 580
CUARLESToN-To Bircclona, per brigs Amable Antonio, 565 npland
993
Oralitud, 4.30 upland
per bark
Savannah— To Liverpool, per ship Europa, 3,762 npland
4,672
Klqin, 910 upland
8,700
To Rotterdam, per ship Clara Killara. 8,700 npland
M
Indies,
.
.
W,
.
.
—
To Antwerp, per hark Wenonah. 2.100 npland
To Baltic fort, Russia, per brig Olaus, 490 npland
2.100
490
firm.
sold moderately, but prices have been weak, especi-
There has been some milling demand,
and a few loads have been taken for export, but the business
has scarcely averaged 25,00) bushels per day. The supply of
winter wheat by rail, though not large, is steady, aud we notice
latterly the arrival of a few carloads of spring wheat, which were
To-day the
s.ild to millers at something under the cargo prices.
ally for spring growths.
market was very firm, with a milling demand lor the finer grades
No. 1 Chicago sold at $1 55 in slore, but shippers were
of red.
not in market.
Corn declined under free receipts by rail
ocean freights, and on Tuesday good to prime
and advancing
new
sold at 70^3
Southern and Western
vellow afloat. From these prices there has been some reaction
owing to the brisk demand which the low prices brought out,
shippers being favored by some decline in ocean fnights, and yes-
7Uc.
lor
Western mixed and 71@73*c.
for
terday good to prime new Western mixei sold freely at 72.372*0.,
with choice mixed and yellow at 73@74c., but the close at
these prices was dull and the oft'erings not all sold. [We intended to say last week that " the new Southern corn is not in so
good condition as the Western," but the transposition ot a comma
made the sentence unintelligible. The condition of the Southern
has been better this week.] To-day there was a large business in
good to prime new Western afloat at 72@73c., and 16,000 bushels
old do. in store sold at 77}c. Ryo has been very firm, b.it quiet.
Barley has been quiet, but we must advance quotations for the
lower grades. Oats declined on Tuesday to 51f;ffl52c. for prime
Western In store, but have recovered, with considerable activity,
selling yesterday at 52i@53c., and closed to-day rather quiet.
The following are closing quotations
.
.
.
Floub.
Saperdne State nod West«
M
Whoat^-No.S •prlDK.bnsh.tl
No. 1 spring
1
SO^ «
80
1
^ bbl.K SSQ
Extra Htatu, &c
Western Spring
»
Kcd Wiutorn
Amber do
Wheat
extras
40^ H
90® 8
(
e
do dnublo cxtran
winter wheat extraa
aud double •xlraik
City shippinc cxtraa. ..
CJty Irsdo and family
brnml*
Southern bakore' and family brands
Southern shipp'g extras.
White Western
Yellow Western
9 S8
00^8 70
7
75®
S(^
50®
4
3
For the
Same
Since
Jan.
Flonr, bbl§..
49,945
meal. "..
Wheat, bus.
'•
Corn.
"
Kyc,
2,4 12
l?!I.Hll
B,(ii9
1.
529,40<J
73,891
1,085,150
400
40J
164.280
7,004
159,819
287,315
100
48.950
17.',KS0
S3,19(t
C.
23,2<»
Barley.ic"
1
Jan.
For the
47. 146
1.'j2..37'I
B.l'ifl
3.037
21.3. 138
18,845
6.3;ili
513 214
l,l(i8.!)55
7.').0+l
750,440
72,589
44,1)86
....
" 104,600
12i|,7t>3
329,702
7T2
1,894
2,355
4!888
Thn following tables, prepared for The Chroniclk by Mr. E.
H. Walker, of the New York Produce Exchange, show the Orain
in Biffhl and the movement of BrcadBtuffs to the latest mail dates
:
RECEIPTS AT LAKE AND KtVKU POUTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
30, 1873.
Wheat,
bush,
(IWIho.^ («nibs
Chicago
23.ri80
Milwaukee
12",2;19
Toledo
94,475
12:j.3H
17.952
5,600
7,575
Detroit
Cleveland
Louis
18,iil9
3.8.50*
Bt.
Corn.
6,350
b\l,m)
24,923
Oats.
Barley.
Ryt,
bneh.
bush.
bnsli.
bush.
(KB lbs.) (flSlb'.M-lSIbB XEBI'p.)
5fi.3.9»i
1.37,012
62,.523
11.623
M.ia5
24.804
20.ft.56
15.208
329.6.82
38,729
:81
3 48P
12,726
7.6.'J8
311
)
400
13,6.-'0
lo.s'.o
257,125:
Dolntb
.
81.651
report.
No
14,655
16.668
ments with a desire
at
1871-72.
2,838,225
1870-71.
3,183,508
1869-70.
3,343,493
30,2-35,139
30,631,189
29,289,386
16.010,672
2-2,100,766
11,51I,:J81
31,931,095
19,923.367
5,02.1,765
82,570,703
18"8-«fl.
3,612,9«S
28,227,712
14,602,907
15,579,682
4,-97.259
980,261
2,629,903
1,055,687
69,816,528
65,182,213
63,8:17,821
from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Louis, for the week endiis Jan. 20^
Flour and Grain
of
Toledo, Cleveland and
.873
to
St.
cck ending Inn.
20. 72.
Floor,
Wheat,
bbls.
56.687
bush.
28,.5;j«
Corn,
bush.
Oats,
buah.
Barlej,
509,079
1I6,!'19
16,568
Rye,
bnsh.
bneh
10 774
Week eurtiufi.Jnn. 13, 72. 67,417
3.3.644
371.918
120,521
28,288
14 4't8
Week cndinf{.Ian 21, 71. 44.8-29
36.623
57,.'>99
226,044
25.3W
1 000
Week ending .Jan. 21, TO 57.948 116.319
.\3,a35
42.865
1.3.476
6.4.55
Week endine Jan. 21, '69 .93,123
92,148
132.042
68.375
13 566
IS 606
Co.MPAR.vnvE SniP.MENTS from the same ports from Jan. 1 to
.
.
-January 20, inclusive, for four years.
Floor
Wheat
bneh.
91,618
1.210.598
326,'. 23
107.715
34,441
'"_
",
Barley
Rye
1871. •
164,483
1872.
185,140
bbls.
Corn
Oats
][
Total
1870*
101,994
.305,392
627, .503
146.911
264.428
ias,827
23,048
14,026
251,447
604,095
189,829
7t,5;3
74,712
717,721
1,193,686
76.5.57
8,522
1,771,093
1669.*
323,875
170,612
961.487
not Included.
.
Ycrk
JJ'"
Bnnton
Flour,
Wheat,
bbls.
bush.
45,glft
Portland
Montreal
Philadelphia
460
8,"S35
10..50O
M,5flO
Orleans
'.
142.079
Week endiii- Jin.
72. 143.111
Week enclin-.Jan. 6 '72. 98,K78
eek ending Dee..«l'7l.ll (..Wt
n
w
06,8
3,465
Oats,
Barley,
R.ve.
bush.
bush.
,VI0
39,.-)no
46,670
1I1,;J63
841,178
2li7,2!H)
9:1, .5!«
2.961
91.879
7.V1.HI0
749.
401.
rM.932
RtP,SI5
2,66-!
172.092
82,618
2,720
2S.i,ln;)
78R.240
641.415
1S6,1.V1
119,:iMi)
lti>..3Tt
S,7;)T
221,178
l:V.l.l.5.l
M6..300
io8.pn
He,.lse„(|i|,j,p,.^ |,j.,, ,^.^.,^
179.1.17
iW
in
28,550
.38,
00
2-2,100
and dealers must coon begin
In
-20.
'72
;
HUMi
530
9,820
6,800
217,768
6.V'),0-i7
35.5,851
187.77
Flour. :»it.3Tl bbls
Wheal. 307 .514 bush Corn,
..,.. „
bu^h; Barlev,
im.OX bush; Hye. 8:142 bush'
'
•
j
-
.
t
1.160
1,400
;
.
.
"
.
Visible Sirpri.v of Hiimn, including stocks in store at
t'lx principal points of accuinulatlon nt lake and
seaboard jiorts,
in transit by rail, and Iroz n in the New York canals,
January 2oi
I'liE
iS?2,
is
as follows
:
Wheat,
In store
1 r, store
I n store
In store
In store
2,788,183
6,638.775
6 WM.702
6.469,217
6.217.291
3,246,892
2,10.5.523
2,0:16,737
2,064,:«4
2.426.884
2,(i49,28«
29, 1871.
many
the anti-
cases, but
to stork up.
consumption, and the withdrawal from
bond, showing together the total thrown ou the market for the
week, were n.s follows-:
The
entries direct
Rio...
hhds., and
for
Laguayrs..
S.Ki pkgs.
'^,311 pkgs.
2 33:1 pkgs.
Oilier."
Iicr..
991
1.337
igar, Cuba, .10.12(1
7.t2J jikgs.
P,J1« ^ags.
7,V3I mats.
Cuba
1.369
BIco
I'orlo
f'fS
—
bi««. ,_-„
b>«s.
Sugar, Brazil. "
'
bigs.
Ma
Manila
*e..82,7'29
bies. M'lHB'e8,Cnba 539
Port.. KIco. 676
"hhds.
.SO
'hbrtii.
Pi-inerara
I
I
I
I
I
.
.
b«g».
.
-
bag
'hhas.
'hhds.
Other
'hbils.
I
l.Ji'i
"hbrts.
I
23,121
bags
sugar; 28 hhds. of molasses, and
of
New Orleans do.
The stocks in New York at
Dorts since Jan.
1,
date, anc imports at the five leading
1873, are as tollows
BtoekBin N -w York Imports at lea ling ports
since January 1.
at date
:
;s^2.
Tea
Tea (Indirect Import)
Cnffee Bio
Coffee, other
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
U<>lasaes
at New York
at Albany
at Bufl-nlb
at Chicago*.
at Milwaukee
!H1.
1871.
1872.
l.i 7,09«
11.
.lus.
W4
rhgn.
bags.
bugs.
boxes.
hhds.
bags.
hhds.
73.865
25.319
30. tit
.Mill
J9ia\
2-imi
17.7p3
6^
s;.a,»i
6,120
isn
1163
3.611
109.270
23,708
•U.iOi
10,332
:',1
4.3<.0.59C
739
92 3lt
2;,aa
2S.1H
6I.6M
2,:i»
lO.ifS
ea.ssj
!.S62
TEA.
Holders generally remain in a confident caood, but ha-.'C not been encour.
aged by (juitc so much inquiry as last week. The prelty free purchases previously made, a portion of which are still kept secret, fairly supplied the
wants of jobbers for the present, especially as the distribution in liu'es has
been a little slow, and with the supply and assortment now somewhat increased, buyers arj rather inclined to hold off, and 'his causes an air of temporary dullness at least.
It is believed, however, that with proper caution
and good management importers can retain the advantage, especially on
greens, as the supply of these present and prospective is small, and can be
controlled without much difficulty. On olher styles the feeling is to some extent doubtful, but there is evidently a fair amount of confidence on blacks
and no decided want of faith on Japans, though the latter are not easily
moved at extreme figures. Sales of 2.750 greens 4,200 Oolongs 1,350 Souchongs, and 3,2H5 .Tapans.
Imporrs this week have included 118,.365 lbs Black, ind 1.043.425 lbs. Green,
per "N. B. Palmer," from Shanghai; 2:18.180 lbs. Black. 681,.593 lbs. Green,
and 9.971 lbs. Jaimn. per "Golden State." from Shanghai 838.247 lbs. Black,
per "Star of China," from Amoy .311.000 lbs. Block, per "Stanley." from
Amoy, and 446,0!WI lbs. Japan, per "Flying Spur," from Yftkohnma. The receinls indirectly have been 177 pkgs, by f>teamer and 7,355 by rail overland.
The followingtaole shows the Imports of Tea into the United States <not
including San Francisco), from January 1 In date, in 1872 and U71
Total,
Black.
Japan.
Green.
4.78 .Or«
WTJ
J.'M.8Ji'
2,0o«!1.4
IS-AW
4.990,59,)
2.2Ij7.369
1871
1511.337
MS^iSl
The indirect importations. Including receipts by Pacific Mall steamers via
Asiiinwall, have beer, 11,464 pkgs. since Jauuaryl, against 759 last year.
;
:
Com.
;
COFFEB.
We have
Dec. 9,'71.188.:)6«
-
U.iis.
grain, :)..Vii).:iJ6buBhilK.
400
9,4.33
4,460
i,7ro
44.126
216.000
81,719
2nfl,.;57
bush:
THR
busli.
120.275
44.020
5,175
8,350
24,9.55
50,000
Week endinjrDee.iW7l. 1.36. 293
loial
397.S(10
95
29,510
Total
(1.511
Corn,
bush.
17,l«c)
Hara
9,1!'6
an,'i02
Balliinore
An.l froni Jan.
WI.IW
623,175
116,149
609,079
;
neCKIPTS OF FLOUR AND ORAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR
WEEK ENDING J.^NUARY 20, 1872.
j..)4l
275,CC0
l,r83.212
keep operations on a pretty close basis of
unquestionably small'
:
^
1.50,000
1.118.V0J
28.536
11,40,5 bbls.
9,62-2,101
187.435
1,082,732
4.
2 011,743
Shipments
Jan.
to
1
:
Total grain
Week ending
32.5.0OO
;
Lake Ports from Aug.
years have been as follows
Wheat, bush
Com, bush
Oits, buah
Barley, bush
Rye, bash
„.
200.0011
551 "hhds.
Other
•Hhds. Include bbls. and tcs. reduce.
Maracalbo., 35Sll)acs
. _.
_..
tea;
38,01(5 bags
Imports this week have included H cargoes of
3,394 boxes, 2,307
Rio, and 13 877 bags of other kinds of cof»"ee
F.oar, bbls
New
3:l«,lK;0
M.T18
actual neceesitics, but inteiior supplies are
Java
20, inclusive, for four
„'^'„
57,874
14 076
undoubtedly
encourage holders as much as any thing. Buyers, as yet, do not
come forward freely and there I? an evident caution in all move-
CoBee
E^timited
St. Loui!"
1,,3I4
182.572
have acted as stimulating InHiicnces in
Various
'71.
'70.
'69.
'68.
•67.
CoMP.\RATivE Receipts
rt
80,M«T
10,000
100,000
SO.OCO
499,054
iA.see
2.':o,-;o3
cipations of an early and liberal Spring distribution
ureea
Japan
"
"
24,807
Taken altogether there has been a fair amount of goods chang.
ing hands, values have been very well preserved, in some cases
advanced, and importers and the larger holders of stocks generally
seem to retain a confident feeling. Small accumulations, well
under control, and favorable advices from the points of production
Te8,black....
Totals
Previous week
Correspond'K week,
"
I'I5.562
2.13,637
FaiDAr EvENiKO, Jan.
(2.840
Oats,
JANUAUY
n.iM
m.»i
a07,fl4«
aa.o«i
GROCERIES.
7«
287.217
bbls.
1«!,55»
ir9,487
* bBtllUAtcd.
Since
Jan, 1
week.
).
3)l«0.-)7
Flour.
»r,s.8fli
49,025
227,949
1 '2S
1.025
II.
8S0.M0
2^2.•I9»
Jau.21.'71.10.-24!,547
80
1871.
.
.
Since
week.
1?7I.
1,
1
1872.
For the
time Jon.
week.
0S@
06®
1
market has been as follows
-EXPOBTS FBOa NEW YORK.-
.
..
10.966.172 9.418.248
Total
Total In store and In transit Jan. 18.'72 10..5S5.402 8.939.529
"
"
Jan, 6, '72.10,84-1.47' -8.330,627
••
"
Dix.80. '71,10.801.46.3 7,617,461
Stale
Canada
Peas— Canada
in breadstuCTs at this
NBW TOUK.-
18,900
4A',07(
173.481
78<( 582
445.610
11.109
18.214
nilnol
Barley— Western
& 15
-IlECEtPTS AT
.
.
Chicago mixed
BS^fi
White Ohio and State... 54;
3 SO
3 'JW»i 4 10
3 10® 3 40
1872,
Canada.
Western
Oats— Black
Corn miial— Western, &c.
Corn m.al— Hrwlnc, Ac.
Backwhoat flour. p.lOOlb.
.
new
Southern,
Hye— Slate and
9 50
8 S.vaiO 23
7 liSffi) 8 00
flour
The morement
88A
6
6
m
1
Corn— Western mixed
129
In store at Dnlnth
In store at Toledo, Jan. IS
In store at Detroit
In storeat Oswego, Dec.l.
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto. Jan. 15
In store at Monlroal. Jan. 15
Inetoreati'uiladelphia*
In store at Baltimore*
Amount on New York canals
Kail uhlpments for week
70:
1
White
70
SO
d-j
Rye
;
.
THE CHRONICLE.
Jftnuary 27, 1872]
ern
:
Onls.
bush.
bush.
bush.
.3,384,157
2,614,:182
14.700
697,578
777.800
27,000
435,060
1,5151,529
4,79I,.%32
1,01.5,8»4
1,525,000
107,260
J07.854
193,000
397,839
Barley,
bush,
a) ',614
87,00(1
176,517
606,029
45,990
throughout Ihc entire market, with a
gain of strength and higher prices current in many cai>es. The majority of
the first hand stocks arc moderate and under generally easy control, and wUli
holders encouraged by still further favorabli; advices from the points of production, there is an assumption of very great confidence, and nothing Is
to note a continued firm lone
exireinc figures, while a few of the most desirable samples
far the present. The Increased cost, no doubt has a
tendency to make buyirs generally ver» cautious, but still there baa been a
very good innvemeiit from both first and sec nul hands, and there are thought
lobe many indiealions of a still further increase at an early day. Since onr
ofieriHl e.\cept at
are entirely
withdrawn
steamer Krie has arrived from Uio Janeiro, bringing later advices and
detailed accounts of the position at the plac J of growth. The mails were of
the most encouraging character to Importers, and, being soon followed by a
still more stimulating telegram. Infused renewed vigor Into the market St
last Ihe
all grades, while Importers became IndlflF^r.
largest cargo ever bronght Into this port was received by
the stesmer Eric— 18,306 hags— and the quality proved very desirable, bot the
eJitreuic prices asked ou this, as well as the samples per other resscls, mad«
once, and prices soon advanced on
ent operators.
The
:
:
.
buyers somewhat plow in their response to the upward turn. Still, on the
whole, there was a very good business transacted, and a number of parcels
chang^ed hands of which no account was made public. At the outports the
movement was also pretty free, and at rates corresponding to the advance
here. Java has been firmly held and sparingly ofiered. but sold only moderately,
owing in part to oflerings from cargoes to arrive, a portion of which were
disposed of. West India grades well maintained on all qnal.ties, and
though the offering was increased somewhat by f rcsh a rrivals, the new supply
attracted immediate attention, and negotiations were at once opeuedatfull
flgnres. The sales here during the week, so far as known, embrace 19 277
bags Rio, 500 bags Maracaibo, 2,125 bogs Costa Eica,n5bag6 Laguayra,l,300 bags
St. Domingo, and 2,50n mats'Java. Sales at Baltimore of 9,500 bags Rio and
finally
Imports ol Sne&r & molanmtm at leadlne porta since Jan.
New
York.
In Bags.
Stock
BamedatelSTl
Imports
.,
In is;i
Of Other
lO.OIH
'ill.O'M
50,0(17
....
1! J«9
2i.i3!
M,M3
8,550
10,2';8
1 ,
New York
Orleans.
Eavan.
Gal&c.
veston.
10,994
15.000
«,0UO
i
Total.
7,3;3
6,000
8.(10i)
iM'
4.i.43i
8.212
10»,>7U
92.311
8 000
7,5C0
114.191
Jan. 25, and the imports at the several
1872, were »i follows
sorts the stock at
ports since January
New
Plilla- Baltldelplila. more.
...
79,S6S
3i,339
—
.
New York
..
Boston
.
.
Phlladslpbla..
.
Baltimore
New Orleans..
Total
*
943
781
8,976
1,322
10,532
10,783
In bags.
stock,
- '
t7.000
V
..n:^
2.B70
4.6B4
8,2S4
<.(kn
400
1,370
S.m
2.410
6,259
20.454
46.410
ai.SSI
11,188
1.664
9,010
Domingo
Other
Total
Siimc time, 1371
*
Philadel. Bait. N. Orle's.
import. Import, import, import, import.
-...
23,43!
81,204
go
n
160
53
900
II)
o
c
FRUITS,
The Iransactions
hardly bring cost.
descriptions in first hands will
reported during the week under review have mostly been in small and unimLayer raisins have sold
portant parcels to the regular jobbing trade.
moderately at a slight decline from last week's prices. Citron has been in
light request at lower prices; the season for this fruit is about over. Sardines continue firm under rather more inquiry. A cargo of figs was sold at
want of margin and
any stock unless com
soon falling through, and the ofl'crings of the reduced stock of old sugars
weie quite small. Some of common sorts could now and then be picked up in
an odd way comparatively cheap, but owners waited until buyers asked for
samples, and there was no pressure to realize. Tlie new crop Cuba begins to
show itself to some extent, and there is said to be a fair amount of additional
supplies near at hand, but the efi'ect upon the market will be somewhat problematical until it is known what disposition importers intend to make of the
receipts. Refined have continued in moderate request and somewhat irregular in value, though the tendency in the main was favorable to buyers. The
supply of stock on hand is small and receiving few additions and refiners,
though in many cases through with repairs, etc., say they have no intention of
resuming work nntil they can find a better margin for profit. The sales of
raw embrace 2,2,57 hhds. Cuba, 274 hhds. Porto Rico, 812 hhds. Demerara, 45
hhds. Scotch, 450 hhds. Martiniqne, 162 hhds. Mclado, 35,000 bags Manila,
and
7,674 boxes Havana.
Imports at New York, and stock in first hands, Jan. 25, were as follows
auction on Thursday at fair prices.
In foreign green there have been further arrivals thrown on the market, and
prices still continue to decline. Malaga lemons are jobbing at $1 7ii@2 Palermo $2 75, and Messina at $3, Palermo oranges at ifl 50, and Messina
Porto Rico, in bbls., $7@8 Havana,
at $2 ; Valencia, in cases, $5 50@.6 S5
J6 7o@8 Jamaica, $5 .50@8, and Baracoa cocoanuts, $40 per thousand.
Domestic Green.- There appears to be scarcely any life in this branch
The local demand for apples is very light, and but
of the fruit trade.
Cranberries also remain dull, Calilittle inquiry is apparent for shipment.
fornia pears are selling slowly, but as the stock is gradually becoming reduced
:
2.S94
14.8«3
10,893
.
—
same time,
••
Stock
Same
"71
in first hands.
time 1871
" 1870
19
Cuba. P. Rico.
Ottier. BrazlI.Manila.itc.Mela'lo
•hhds.
•hhds. bags.
5»i
1,-^15
87!t
4,057
S,003
3.162
550
Ml
20.4S1
20,181
44,677
...
12,300
8,701
22 0*i2
24,686
56.408
47.713
89.086
bags,
aso.oes
&39,539
260.423
hhds,
92
92
26f
1,42'
1,013
1,191
mOLiASSES.
;
somewliat belter, and the prospective outlet improving.
Asa rule, the inclination of holders has been to meet most calls at
about
former rates, and though no higher, the market
rules steady. Domestic of
common grade has been difficult to dispose of, and prices generally
were quite
nnsettled with the advantage mainly in buyer's favor.
Good to prime trades
however, ruled pretty flvm, and the trade have taken fair
is
quantities. Recelvere ar* still Inclined to store all first-class stock, nnless it
commands extreme
rates, thongh the recent arrivals have increased the
supply snfHciently to admit of good selections. A number of the sailing vessels' cargoes
are goods
bought early In the season, and the quality is fine. Syrups fairly
active and
•teady. Sugar-house molasses steady and selling fairly at 18c.
In hhds., and
sac. In bbls.
note sales of 185 hhds, Porto Rico ; 844 hhds. St. Kitts
30
Wo
hhds.
The
St. Croix,
and
receipts at
4,453 bbls "Sev: Orleans.
New York, and stock in first
Cuba,
•tahdi.
Imports
"
"
Stock In
"
"
this
week
P. Rico,
•hhds.
28
slnceJan.l
ametlmel871
flrat
hands
"
"
hands. Jan, 25, were at foUows
Demerara,
Other
N.O.
•hhds.
•hhds
bbl.
43
821
4,T(7
same time -71
same time '(Oie.es?
'sJi
'ioi
Ml
803
4<
holders are enabled to obtain good prices.
Domestic Dried.— There is a moderate demand for new State and Western
apples, and prices are firmly maintained. Unpeeled peaches continue quiet.
Raspberries are in improved request, but not active. Blackberries are
inactive.
Plums dull. Cherries in more demand and firm. Peanuts moderand higher. Pecans moving fairly at steady prices.
ately active
PRICES CURRENT.
The
On
Follonrlng are Ruling <laotatIons In First Hands.
the VurcKase of Small Lots Prices arc a Fraction
Hlghei.
_
Tea.
^Dnty pald^
Common
to fair
Superior to fine....
Ex. flne;to finest....
do
do
1.97t
89<
7.000
347
220
M6
sooo
4,145
2,600
Duty paid—
I
®
®
55
40
"5
60
80 (81 15
55
roung Hyson. Com. to fair. 40
60
Super, to fine. 60
do
El.fiiietoflncstl OO @1 30
do
58 (gi 70
Imp.. <'om to fair
Hnno.
SO
@1 00
Sup. to fine..
do
do Ex. fine to flnest.l 10 @1 43
40
C. to fair. 80
Hyson Sk.
50
Bup.to fine. 45
do
do
Hyson.
n. Sk.& Tw'kyKx. f. to fln'st
Uneol. Japan, Com. to fair..
do
Sup'r to fine...
Ex. f. to finest.
do
Oolong. Common to fair
do Superior to fine
i
®
@
|
do
*
•'
Kx
line to finest
to fair,
Cong.,
Sup'r to fine,
do
do
Ki. f. to finest.
&
m
Com
CofTiee.
Native Ceylon
Maracaibo
gold. ::h®21X
gold. 20V@21
gold, 20 ®20),'
gold. 19Xai»V
gold. 23s^(a-25^
....
do good
do fair
do ordinary
bags
and
Java, mats
'
Souc.
@
& Tw
Brown
I
Laguayra
St Domingo,
Jamaica
!
I
In
m
55
55
65
75
110
«
6(1
®\
70
00
lie
.55
(^
4,5
@
at
«
CO
85
45
60
l»
m
ei
75
25
55
75
15
goI|. I»M»21X
gold. 1I1MSS8
goid. 20 (iilH
gold. UH^olS^
gold. .9 a >i
i
25,'i®26
bond
I
Sntcar.
Cuba, Inf. to com. refining....
do fair to good refining....
do prime
S^® 8« nav'a,Box,D.B. Nos.
.«„,. grocery....
B.^^v.j
do fair to good
do pr. to cliiiolce grocery...
gal, hhds.* 5x8.
do centrifugal
do Melado
do mo.asses
Hav'a,Box,D. S. Nos.7to9...
do I0tol2..
do
do
do 13 to 15..
do
do
do 61 to 18..
do
do
I9to20.,
12
®121,
11!<ISH2W
Havana, Box, white
e!4(9 9)4
Porto Rico, refining grades,,.
grocery grades.... SXSIOX
do
i\
»%%
/,«...,
Brazil, bags
9xi8ilCi(
32*® I?,
ataniln. hags...
9 @I1
,?5'1,?'(
4!<a 6)i 1 White Sugars, A
!i?'!3
25
do B.
do
7;<a »
UKt
J?^
extra
9
do
C
do
Si^ia
Ui<9.i''
0?,'® 9K Yellow sugars
Si^gUi^
10>4@!(iX Crushed and granulated
!i«®
»Vi
fe
9X
I
!'Ji®H*<
12«ial2S
®1IV Powdered
11
I
molasses.
New Orleans new
V
Porto Rico
Caba Mascovado
gall. 48
23
25
Rangoon, dressed, gold In bond
ICnba Clayed
Cuba centrifugal
@40
®33
22
(826
IS
©21
e33
25
English lelanda...
I
Rice.
SH® it Carolina
Q 8K
8
I
Spices.
Cassia, In cases... gold
Cassia in mats
^
lb.
81
81
do
Glnger,Raceand Af igold)
Mace
do
Nutmegs, casks
do
cases Penang
11,4(15
18,231
i).e >
;
;
;
.
still somewhat cautious about
operating with freedom in foreign grades, and the call is not quick or
general.
Some demand, however,
has prevailed during the greater portion of the
week, and the market shows
less of a general flat and tame tone
than during the Fall and early Winter,
Strictly prime grocery stock is quite
scarce, and no very important additions,
it is thought, can be made to
the supply for some time to come and this is an
inHnence to steady the market at least, and
cause owners to show some caution in making their ofl-erin.gs. Desirable
boiling grades also are in comparatively small supply, and with refiners
preparing to resume work a little more
demand
:
Bio Prime, duty paid
Buyers are
freely, the
dec.
The
21.708
21,8US
the part of holders there has been a continued display of
the upper qualities, negotiations not coming up to full figures
•hhQS.
strength.
foreign dried market remains in about the same position as noted last
week. The arrivals during the past season have rather exceeded the demand,
and large quantities have had to be closed out at auction, and in a great many
cases below cost of importation— in fact, the remainder of the stock of moS|
t Also, 1,193 mate.
principal buyers, were continually complaining of a
positive loss, and of course far from anxious to handle
hxa.
of stock has gone out from jobbers* hands at full prices, and in sevadvance was obtained— the general tone of the retail market
showing mnch
if any, cases were willing to handle more goods
than were known to be required for early necessities. The trade have taken
a few parcels, but nothing to amount to anything, while refiners, as usual the
imports this week
"
since .lan.l.
1,952
2,126
eral cases a slight
uncertain, and buyers in few,
Cuba.
62,832
64,666
Including tierces and barrels reduced to hhds.
amount
SUGAR.
On
1671.
;,?84
of the desirable parcels virtually withdrawn. Foreign advices have been of a
stimulating character, it is claimed, and there is also a general idea that the
early spring distribution will be good, if not liberal, and there is no incliim"
tion to force sales for the present, though a few holders of cassia would bo
pleased to entertain a somewhat larger attendance of customers. A very fair
general position of .the market for raw sugars has remained much the
same as noted in our la.st or for that for three or four weeks past The amount
of business transacted foots up fair, but the demand was spasmodic and
all
18'2.
2(4
SPICES.
The
firmness on
SI 985
For invoices the demand has again proved somewhat slow and uncertain
and the market void of any great amount of spirit. On the whole, however
the tone has rather improved, and the feeling appears quite strong for mos
of the leading styles, with owners by no means anxions to operate, and some
39
Includes mats, *c., reduced to bags.
pelled to.
1871.
sa.378
4.4'S
4,850
171
Ss
....
IvSgllayra
St.
.
,
1872.
3>,Btll
'4*
2.446
.
.
,
1871.
7,981
1872.
5,227
1871.
10,893
3,893
8,516
109
1872.
14,863
1,961
1,772
3,159
,
,-New York-, Boston.
Java and Singapore
Ceylon
Maracaibo
1
of sugar (Including Mclado). and of Molasses at the leading ports
from January 1, 1872, to date, have been as follows
.—Molasses. -^
Sugar.
"Hbda.
Bags.
•Hhds.
The imports
;
at the Gulf ports of 23,3T5 bags Rio.
Imports of Kio this week have included 18..30fi bags per str. "Erie," 4.500 do.
per "Magnet." 4.200 do. per "Vivid " 4,106 do. per "Ann Wheaton," 4.000 do.
per "Mozart," and y.504 do. per "Nieuw Beerta." Of other sorts the imports
have inclnded 2,«70 bags Maracaibo, per "Cathen e," 4.601 do. Laguayra, per
'John Boulton." 50rt do. St. Domingo, per B. F. Waite," 300 do. do. per
'Eothcn," and 5,806 bags of sundries.
The stock of Rio Jan. 25, anl the imports since Jan. 1, 1872, are as follows
.
[January 27, 1872.
THE CHRONICLE.
130
—
:
1
@
@
®
31
H
31>«
4o
Layer,
(go'd)
i
lOH
I
Frnlts and Nnts.
nw » frail.8 00 ® .... Filbcrts.SlcIlT
;»71, * box.soi @l 10
Barcelona
do
Balslns.Seeaiess,
do
do
Pepper, In bond
I
do Suma a & Singapore
(god)
Pimento, .lamalca
Jo
do
in bond
37K@ 14(1
do
9;h® 1 OO Cloves
do
In bond
do
97 H® 1 00
»
8n[tauH,|) tb
Valencia, * lb
!
12M® 13K
17X.«
18)4
10
'.OK
....9
5
12
7
ll.¥<»
"X
11
»IH
n>t
®
®
1
ISUe
12
a
®
16M
do London Layer
.'»"»'.
CurrantB.new
'7X9 '7X
I
African Peanuts
Walnnts. Bordeaux
Macaroni, Italian...
JflreCrack.beit No 1
®
» hoi
14
C
2
75a2
—
..••
SB'
,
.
I.i'irlmrn
M
(oew)
brunt's, .French
«
41
14
*
IK
rruocs, TurkUh, old
»
...
l-iCT.
Canton
»•
Otnffpr. ctwe
H
AllEOKda, r»n(nieaoo
Ivlca
Brazil
;••,,•
Blolly.sonalioll..
Sliillnd. "I'lly...
paper Bhell
»i lit.
8«ritlnm
Sardlnrn
»
NuU
a*
A
II
18
TarraKOn*
do
do
do
do
do
°S
is
.Vi
w
or.b.jx.
[
to
OJ
21
7)t'»
sllnrd.
do
new
11
pared
nnp>irod,qr«4khlTr
I
I
V
»
1
do
8S
lie
'J
»
do new
II
8odn (Eng.)
M
73
lu
00
...
...
:Wll..K'dtobestdo
i2
2 00
Borax
Bosom Saltfl
...
7f>
IIY
!!>,«
.
ifold
Indigo, Madras
Rold
14X
Maiicticster
do
biiio
17-I7><
Haseach'tts
O
12«
Massabeslc
..
18
UH
Peppercll
Stark A
<0
Amoskeag, 46
do
42
do
A. 86
411
13
«I
1
07) j
»
«<a
do
do
.... 33
.... 31
Bates
48
XX..
do
do
do
t7«
18>^
IW
B...
AA
16
15
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
WS
Fbidat, p.m., Jan.
26, 18'.2
There has been more activity in the jobliing trade during the
many large retailers from distant cities, Soutli
and West, being in the market for their spring purchases. The
movement has not become very general as yet, but there is a
marked improvement as compared with last week. The trade in
first hands is not very active, the larger package buyers being
pretty well supplied at the moment, especially with cotton
fabrics.
The prospects for a healthy trade during the season are
thought to be very favorable, and dealers are looking forward to
a prosperous spring, although the high range of quotations that
has been established on all cotton goods may have the effect of
wceli under review,
The
finances of the trade continue
no important suspensions reported
anywhere. Bills are met with a fair degree of promptness, and
few extensions are asked.
Domestic Cotton Goods. There has been a fair jobbing business doing during the past week in all cotton fabrics, and the
market is excited over the steadily advancing prices. Agents
are constantly advancing quotations on all brown and bleached
fabrics, and the entire
ange of prices is higher than at the
beginning of the month. In some instances there has been an
advance of IJc, but the average rise is about Ic. Colored cottons
have not advanced materially, but are held firmly at the current
quotations, and are in fair demand. Prints are selling more
liberally, and are strong in sympathy with the advance in cloths.
Standard cloths are selling at 7i@8c., with offerings light and the
market fully sustained.
Domestic Woolen Goods. There is a fair distributive demand
for clotl'.s of popular makes in medium weights for the spring
trade. These goods are selling at relatively better prices than
cassiraeres, and rule firm, with stocks well under the control of
holders. Fancyjcassimeres in spring weights are in moderate
request, the demand being chiefly for the medium grades. Distributors are taking limited amounts of fine goods, but are not
buying very liberally, although the indications are that prices
will be higher later in the season. There is but little doing in
flannels, excepting in the finer qualities, which sell moderately at
in a healthy condition, with
do
do
—
R<-pellant8 are fairly active at
full prices.
unchanged quotations.
Foreign Goods. — Importers have opened
adapted to spring and summer wear. The display of dress goods
embraces belter assortments than have before been offered for
many seasons, some entirely new and very tasteful effects having
been introduced in grenadines, chambrays, linens, &c. There is a
movement
an advance af 10315 per cent over
last season.
Linens are selling well at 5@7i per cent above last
year's prices, and are held firmly.
Millinery goods are quiet.
We annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
manufacture, our prices quoted being those of leading Jobbers
_ Lawrence J 40 Ux
BROWN SHKRTmoS AND Continntal C. 36
staples at
in
:
.
UwightX...
BUIRTING?.
Width
Aprawam P.,, 3fi
Ainoskeag .\ 36
do
B., 36
Atlantic A... 36
do D... 36
.
.
do U... Sfi
Applcton A.. ,36
do
N :)0
AnKUsla
36
Bedford It,.. 80
BootiO
SI
do S
40
do
48
Commonw'llh
W
27
Priop.
IIM
—
14
12
13X
14
11!^
12
9X
llij
18
IVi
—
27
Y.... 32
Z.... .36
do
do
Indian Head.
do
,.
10
11
13
.36
14
48
19
Ind'n Orchard
A
do
do
do
Laconia
C
BB
W.
(>
do
B...
do
E...
Lawrence .\
:)n
do
D.. 36
do
XX 36
do
LL. 86
.
.
IIX
IS
31
12
13
14
17
A
.
i^H
32>f
36
40
47
do
.11-4
Poccasset
F
lOX
33
5-4
8-4
Cticjt
.
PRINTS.
Price,
UX
Amoskeag
I
SX
Bedford
Cocheco
Garner & Co
12
11
i
'
mourning, lOX
Lodi
Manchester
I
11
I
)l>tf
Mcrrimac D dk
llx
pk and pur. 13
do
do Shirting.,, II
W
i
I
IIX
Pacific
Richmond's
Simpson Mourning.
do black & orange
HH
\
11
i
1 1
I
Sprngue's fancies,,
11
j
I
Hamilton
IIX
GLAZED CAMBRICS.
Amoskeag
8X
8
8X
9X
Pequot
I
I
do
do
do
do
do
Utlca
do
do
do
fine
Clark's, Geo, A.
16
Willimantie, 3
cord
22
16
18
20
40
70
35
70
iels
Sterling
13
CARPETS.
Velvet, J. Cross-
Arlington
15
Bedford
Boston
Beaver C'r,
14X
20
Chester D'k B
Everett
Haymaker hro
lOX-H
2 60
2 45
Brussels.
('rosslev& Son's 1 25-1 46
Eng. Brussels. 2 00-2 20
Tap
Hartford Carpet Co
20
22
20
1
6S>i
Imperial 3-ply,.
Superfine
Med. super
1
I
55
30
1 15
2 20
4 do 2 10
3 do 2 00
Hemp, plain, .33 in SSX
do ex plain, 36 in
33
do
do
13)^-15)^
—15X
Bates
Berkley
Extra3ply
Body Brus 5 f ra.
17
CORSET JEANS.
Androscog'n sat
A No 1.
do do
25
BB
doCC
Son's
best
13>^
—
...
&
ley
11 J^
AA
27
45
75
40
Hadlcy
Holyokc
22;^
25
31
70
70
do 6 cord.
Samosset
Green & Dan-
27>!C
18
19
24
70
70
& Co
2ex
UH
KHPOKTITIOISS Of D&T HOODS AT THE POUT OF
The importations
V\>i
P
&
21
do
|
i\H
200 vds ....
J.
P, Coafs
Clark. John, Jr.
23
S5
I
19X
29
N,,..
do
WH..
do
H...
do
SPOOL COTTON
Brooke, pcrdoz.
14
i
Harmony
Ellerton
DENIMS.
I
16
AA
A
B
H
NEW
VOHK.
week ending
1871 and 1870
of dry goods at this port for the
Jan. 25, 1872, and the corresponding
weeks
of
have been as follows
ENTERED FOB CONSCMPTION TOR THE WEEK INDmO JAN.
1870—,
.
Manufactures of wool,
do
do
do
.
cotton
silk
fiax
.
.
.
.
.
.
25, 1872.
.
,
1872
,
Pkgs.
Value.
755
$.151,238
1,111
2,021
692,809
440.738
265,683
168,608
1.739
731
.V 8.909
700.986
3,097
851
990
2,')0.877
1,78'J
Sfl'i,223
4,K9
245,616
1,900
861,697
633
996
Miscellaneous dry good s. 1.733
.6 188 tl ,8-20,074
Total
1871
,
Pkgs.
Value.
$468,200
8,808 $2,m3,597
Pkgs,
Value.
1,S81 11,003.526
879,419
866,450
9,511 $3,617,315
WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE AND THROWN INTO THE XARRBT DURING THE
SAME PERIOD,
MannfactnrcBOf wool.,.. 421
do
cotton,. 674
silk
do
102
do
fiai
640
Miscellaneous dry goods 6,003
$168,221
188,270
118.915
125.967
66,708
2,976
Total
7,8)0
Add cut'd for couflnmpt'n, 6,138
$662,081
1,820 074
5.007
8,808
6'22
$2.37,747
55'1
609
ltm70
«S«
169,082
105
118,4-J7
144
203.6';6
695
160,418
44,007
l.JCO
221.981
!«,S97
$730,769
3,'234
$856,516
2,183,597
9.!5n
8,617,315
635
$2.34.4.''0
.
do
Y
Nashaa Bne O
do R...
do
E
do
W
11>^-13
18-19
19
14
1««
17«
.
Amoskeag,
do
do
do
12>^
Amoskeag
AXA
A
B
H
Everett
Albany
Otis
,.
TrcmontH...,
T.,..
do
do
A.,,.
Hamilton XF.
21
50.,
12.,
8..
11..
15..
Park, No. 60..
do
70..
do
80,,
do
90,.
100.
do
Hamilton
Manchester
N,
Bleached.
12)i
7X
6X Amoskeag
Garner
ManviUe
.
.
30
33
36
40
12>^
liji
48
80
13x
15
7-1
25
...8-4 29>i-30
..
,9-4 Sa-32J<
....10-4 87-.'i7>i
.,..11-4 4»-4S«
TotaUhrownupoum'rk'tI3,978 $3,482,155
12,745 $4,472,831
\
...,1!M
86
45
Mannfacturesof wool...
do
cotton.
do
Bilk
do
flax
nii
Miscellaneous dry geods. 8,087
16»,274
47,357
10-4
11-4
50
S6
19
87m
Non 40^
13,8151$2,914,366
ENTSRED FOR WABISOUSINO DI7RINS SAIK PERIOD.
1,606
$241,478
895,758
171,6W
772
7!M
$294.97*
206.568
1,601
l.^^O
1,074
550
$743,804
492.4J«
493,880
291, 782
163
581
*04,8.3S
14,3.S»2
74.817
tVmAn
7,"S64
$925,501
6.188
1,820,074
8.806
«.183.5B7
8.109 $2,118,14!
9.511
M1T.S16
M^W
$2,842,548
16,172 $8,109,101
J4,«» $5,735,456
Addent'dforoonsampt'n.
Total entered at the port
622
5,0,-.4
Total
i»H
"X
\
I
HX
Gloucester
do
I
10
17X
96
22
27
20
20
H.,,,
do
do
do
UX
do
do
do
do
do
IS
32
Amoskeag A A
-30
-21
Caledonia, 70.
25
P
do
do
Haymaker
11-IlX
18-19
Hamilton
WhittentonA.
16
do
BB..
14
do
C.
12^
CHECKS.
27>i
do
35
do Nonp ,.
19
do
9-4
50
10-4
do
55
do ,.
35
i7;<r
do heavy 36
18ii
Wamsutta.. 45
27
do ,,.. 40;i
25
do .... 36
20
do XX 36 19K-20
American
Ellerton
17^4-18
16
14Ji-15
1371-14
Amoskeag
XXX
do
Nashua A
do
XX,,,
nx
Arkwright,,.,
Easton
87 60
88 00
50 00
C 8 bush
CANTON FLANNKL».
Blown.
Treniontll, ,,
1»X
16
do
T, ,,
19
do
X.,.,
22
XX.
do
23J!(-24
20% -21
Albany
Algodoa
American
W 00
A
do
STRIFES.
25
,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
32 SO
82 50
27 SO
Stark
18
24
28
Easton A
do
B
Lewiston A... .36
do
B,,, 30
Hamilton
21
.
,
Peppercll
40
14
37 12)^-13
31 lM-12
.30 10 lOJi
39
18
37
12K
38
12
16X
their stocks of dress
good^, and are doing a fairly active business in all classes of fabrics
fair
17
32
32
Lonsdale,,. 36
do Cambric 36
N.Y. Mills 36
6-4
Pepperell
-4
do
8-4
do
9-4
do
do
,10-4
—
i
8
ACE.,
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
81 00
Amoskeag
Lewiston
OnUrloaA....
18Ji-20
D..
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
14
M
do
C.
American
Great Fans A,
Kelley
A,. 24}i-25
B.. »}i-ii
AAA..
ttH
BAGS.
TICKINGS.
Cordis
11
Sons..
12
colors Ic higher.
High
Amoskg ACA. 29K-30
do
do
do
do
&
Worrell
Brochc cords,.
20
Elastic Serges 4.V60
13X
do O..., 30
_.
Ellerton
36
Fruit of the
Loom
36
Gr't Falls Q 36
8. 8.
18
20
19
S2>i
&
18
rAPKUCAUBBICS.
mx
Glace.
Steel Lustres..
pi.
19
86
Lonsdale
do monming
KM
16
14
20
28
ns
Dlttgoual*.
do
13X
36
33
Numkeag.
Ai mures
i«;<
Blackstone
2K
distribution.
A
18-19
HB..
Lacoula
SO
Royal Cord» ...
8SX
Roubalx Poplins
27)^
Alpacas 3-4.|>laln
20
do 6-4, do ...22X-25
Paclflc Mills—
Delaines
20
14>i
BLKACQKD HHRETINOB
Boott B,.,.
do C..,, 38
restricting the
do
14
imp
Ind. Oreli.
Mills-
Printed Delaines
do
Itcpps
Delalnea
Sattcen Stripes,
Bamiltoii
Bartletts.., 86
a
a
--,
Madder
fiold.
do Manila
Cordage, Manila, M«ndK.
do Large sizes.
do
Blul
17
a
a
-,.
CarlllcS.miM
genuine
2H
..
I
AHEIIICAN UnCKS flOODa.
Androscog36
gin L
15
30
Calabra, imitation
>>i
31
Amoskeag..
8K Cauuu Itlver..
tx tiallowell Imp
,,.
IS
HIlIRTlNtiS.
2
Blc. I.lcorict!
.IX
5X9
83 a
i\»
Ska
8 a
IMa
Sal 8oda. Cask
Bulidinr
Saltpetre
I'opperaA
Camphor. In bbiB
:
Hod Cross
VlctoryH
DRILLS,
Pacific
....«
....»
Pcanoin.Va.K'dtorncy old
I
Ml
».
bunli
Cheitni.t-
do
a
~
lana
Peean Nut«
Hle.kory Nats
li
a
3
BT'Carb,
.
181
Appleton
Oroc«ra> DrnK* >nd Mnndrlea.
AJnm
.
Width. Price
l«
10
• 14
• n
•
niackbcrrlisii
Clierrlra pitted
It
« Si
a 82
« 36
a A
dO
au
prime.
reftclicB,
I
I8>i
lS^<t
I.1S9
hox. «5
ao
do
do
do
?!
1fi\
'j^l
BBOWN
DOHMTIU DRIKU rilV 1T».
» ». • m
8 a
Wwlarn
Soutliorn, common
Applea, Statu
»X
uew
do
Dnte*
:
.
.
THE CTTRONICLE.
January 27 1872.1
Cllron,
.
167
712
J34
08.M8
THE CHRONICLE.
132
Dry
Commercial Cards.
8TBPHEN CABOT.
^ew
w.« Kay,
i'ork.
&
Bowles
Cabot,
bosiod.
j
•2U
liluseed.
Butts,
Jute,
AND GENERAL MEKCHANDISE.
121 Front Street,
15 Hilby St.,
NEIV TOBK,
BOSTON.
Warren Cotton
Akthony S. Sntdbr.
EdivabdN. S.vyder.
mills,
I<aconla Co.,
&
Snyder, Son
SOUTH
ST,
Co.,
MALL (-TKAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN Nh;>v YOUK XD LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOU.
FKOM KEW VOBK.
CALABRIA
Wedn.sday. Januarys'.
CHINA
"ednesiKy, FebruMrr 1.
A'TScINIA
Wednesday, February 14.
RUSSIA
Wecnesdiiy, February 2
ALGERIA
-WedncBday, February 28.
NEW YORK.
TEAS, MATTING, LIQUORS, and
SAMARIA
SIUEKIA
And fveiy
Of every description.
BrinckerhofF, Turner
&
Polhemus,
Manufacturers and Dealers
approved mer
New and
And
Sons,
Mi WBONT STREET.
"
Safety,
motion
OCEANIC
Apply
A lull supply
13
at
all
Widths and Colors always
In stock
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT W KSTKhN
STEAM C'iMPaNY will diB|)atch one of their first
AC,
NEVADA. Captain Forsyth
WYOMING. Capt. Whlneniy
M MN KB< 'TA, Lapt. Morgan
IDAHO,
Brothers, W ISCO
Ruy Cotton. Grain. Ac, on Comnilssloa.
.V
H.
AND WASH INGTON
VICKSBURG, miss.
G. M.
KLEIN,
«9
Co.,
STS.
To
EDWIN
A.
& Graves,
Flash
First Class
Steerage
COTTON BROKERS
53 Stone
St.,
&
St.,
YORK.
AND
Cotton Factor,
Box No.
Higginson,
BEAVER STREET.
4,(60.
NEW roKK
Representing
ticesrs.
••
DtTMMLKR & CO., Batavia and Padane.
CHA8, TIIOIiEL, & Co., Tokolmma
CLAKEE, SI'ENCK * CO.. Gallei Colombo
Davis
&
LAND AGENTS
M
ST.
CUAHLES
'''^^«- '"«8'8-
NEW ORLEANS
LA
Prompt attention given to buying, selling and
i-as.
ng of plantations and other reaf estate, paytog
of
ST.,
les, collecting rsnts, etc.
-
$125 to $150
$60
Ties for the trip.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
On
15tli
and 30th of Each Month
except when those da)
previous.
s fall
on Sunday, then the day
,
^
,.
J ,.
tree to each adt'.lt
Medicine and attendance free. „,„„„„„„ ,
KINGSTON,
Ja.
Departure ot ISth touches at
Steamer will leave San Fi ancisco 1st every month for
China.and Japan.
,, ,
,
,„,..,
.
For frelclit or passage tickets, and all further inlormaiion, Hpply at the Company's ticket ofllce on the
wharf, loomf Canal St.
.
, _._
,
,^
One hundred pounds bacfrage
Freret,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AND GENERAL
BlP^pV'ALrifjfJlJJl^-e""'''^^^-
-
,
MONTGOMEilY. ALA.
WALL STREET NEW TORE
-
Ftcamers of the "hove line leave PIEKNo. 42 NORTH
lilVEK, loot of Canal Street, at 12o*clock, noon.
Co.,
Co.,
...---
YORK
According to location of berth
These rates include berths, board, and al neces
17 South W^llllam
NEW
I
Wall-st.
COMPANYB
(OaJ^V THROUGH FARES-NEW
JKmBSBm
BAN FRANCISCO,
GRAVES.
'
P. O.
at
and japan.
Cashier, Mississippi Valley
EDWARD FLASH.
Stephen
NO. 87
2-1.
m
THROUGH LINE
California & China,
Bauk, VlcksburK.
the United States by our House,
No.
Keb
at
at
BIN, Capt. T. F. Freeman. March 7, at
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
Fulkerson,
S.
CJRNEIS MULBKltUr
NEW YORK.
^k
7,
.F»b. 21,
Cant. Pi Ice
lOH A.M.
P.M.
1"K A.M.
at 3K P.M.
31. at
WILLIAMS & OUION. No. 6S
Itefer to
Mobile, Ala.l
Feb.
J»n. U,
Cabin passage, $8tlgold.
Steerage passage, (Olllce No. 29 Broadway) $30 currency.
For freight or cabin passage apply to
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
BAHU.
8c
Jan.
COLORAIiO.Capt. Kie6m>n
&
Reynolds
D. S. Arnold,
€ommiSS>ON mERCHANTS
GENERAL
HIO DK JANKIHO, BRAZIL.
oommissioN iverchaNt,
In
screw steamships from
I
Crawford, Walsh,
Smith & Co.,
Represented
19 Broadway.
Liverpool,
class full-power iron
COTTON BROKER,
BOROTT & BOWmAN,
Wrlxh(« Bronrn
olfices.
as follows
NEW YORK.
&
Sat.,
(Via <tneenstotvn,)
CARRTINO THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
13 Iiispekard Street.
dc
Represented by
Wright
where
Jan. 20, 1:30 P.m.
-- Sat., Feb. 17,
White Star Line
COmmsSION inERCHANT.S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-
- -
PIER No. 46 NORTH RIVER. EVERY WKDNESSAT
Bowman & Co.,
(8 Wall Street,
in nildbhip sections,
is lelt.
boR
STRIPES."
Cotton and Southern Cards.
CARII. MODA,
Old Slip, New York,
Walsh, Smith,
Crawford
& Comfort.
Speed
jFARKS, Agent.
Co.,
SUPER
30 Broadway,
AI LANTIC
J. H.
Also, Agents
MANUFACTDUfcUS OK
1 1
CELTIf',
Passenger accommodationB unrivalled, combining
United States Bunting Company.
StLERATITS,
No
KEPUBUC.
ATLANTIC
In
kinds 01
all
AWNING
USE.
NEW TORE
D wight &
magnificent Belliist-bullt steamBlilpa— the
OCEANIC.
COTTON CANVAS, FELTING DOCK, CAH COVER
ING.BAOGINO.UAVENS DUCK, SAIL TWrNES
&C. "ONTAIMO' SEAMLliSS BAGS,
MANUrACTURKKS OF CORDAGE
ron EXPORT AND UOnBSTIC
LiverpooL
six largest afloat.
Saloon accommodations
COTTONSAILDUCK
cliaudize.
For steerage
/
BALTIC.
AURIAT[C,
A CO.,
&
^
New York &
little
Henry Lawrence
Bowling Green.
4
CUAS. G FUANCKLYN, Agent.
WHltl
I
OP CHINA AND JAPAN.
of
No.
l)RU\'fl office.
passage, at 111 Broadway, Trinity Building
Sheetings Drillings, Yarns, Rope,^tc.
G P. SWIFT.'Prest.
W. A. SWIFT. S«c. i r.
66 State Street, Boston*
AGENTS FOR
3..
$30 currency.
Steeraire tickets Irom Liveipool and Queenstowu,,
all parts of Europe at lowest rates.
Throuifb bills ot ladinK Kiyen for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre. Antwerp and other ports on tlie Continent,,
and f r Mediterranean ports.
For freluht and CHbin passage api'ly at the Com-
H A NITFACTUBEES OP
Everett & Co.,
'.4.
Saturday, March
RATES OF PASSdGK.— Cabin. »80, $100, and »130,
gold, according to accommodation,
tickets to Paris
$13 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
MuSCOGE£
Insurance at LoiTest Rates.
Adrances made on consignments
t-aiurdav. February
lollowinir >-aturriav.
and
OTANUFACTUBING COMPANY,
COLUilBUS, GA.
BONDED GOOD
ADGnSTINB IIB&RD
And every lollowint; Wednesday and Saturday.
FROM BOSTON.
TRIPOLI
-atorday. February 3.
PAUT'ilA
Sal urday, February II),
HAT AVI A
faturday. Februnry 17.
Cordis mills.
fctorngefor
John
Line.
ANn NORTH AMKRXAN ROYAL
BFITISH
Steerage
Boston Duck Co.,
Franklin Co.,
TUorndlke Co.,
Bonded Warehouse
237
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
Chestnut street
Bates Mfg. Co.,
Columbia mrg. Co.,
Androscoggin mils,
Continental nuis.,
"William B. Mokkwood.
&
Cunard
NEW YORK. THE
91 Franklin street
Pei>percll ITU%. Co.,
Otis Company.
Bagr,
236
& Co.,
E. Wright
.
Ganny Clotb,
S.
Transportation.
AGENTS FOR
IN
U.
&
Goods.
en Franlsllu street
BKOKEKS
IB7.
&
92
cojnmissiON itieuciiants
AND
EBtablislied
S.
J.
Co.,
[January 27 1872.
v-ims
ui
„
Agent.
F. R. BA.BY.
William Lamb,
AGENT
ALLAN LINE
LIVERPOOL
STEAKIERS.
NORFOLK, Va.
Particular attention given to the purchase of
froduoe.
Sonthem
;
THE CHRONICLK.
Jniiuary27, 1872.]
Iiisurauoo.
Insurance
InsuraDoe.
OFFICB OK TUK
Merchants
ATLANTIC
nii;TI7AL
Co.
Insurance
SAN
WALL
60
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANV,
STUKKT.
$800,000, Gold.
No Fire Rlokn Olnronuertcd
«vllli
rlue'l'akeii by Ihin Cuiupauy.
N«w Ywt.
Thl-t
Compaa/. ubmit the rollowlng cUtement of lu aS'aln
oa the Sut December, liiTO
Prcm.nms reeeJrod on Marine
nia-
iS, 1571.
o th« Hiarter ol tim
Truttwa, In eonformlty
\'liB
January
Company
on Vessels. Freights,
1r8UC!i I'ollrU's
and c irKoes. at curieul tdtvs.
Losses pnyitblu in New \ ork. London, or
olseo, at tiie option ol the AsHtireil.
J.U.SCOTCHLKR.
Pris. .lAllhB
K. W. llnLIINK.Si! rctary.
Messrs.
Risks, from
lU Janaary, IKO, to 3lst December, ISiO.. |j,iT0,09O
Promtom o FoUclea not marked off l»t
THE GEHHARD
FllANCia(;0, Cal.
...-••
Aaaels,
TWENTV-FODBTH DIVIDEND.
mAIIINB INSDKANCBCO.
(IK
OrFlCB, No.
Mutual
133
MORTON, ROSE &
Ban FranVIcePres.
In
London.
.lau.
2r,
l^i
,
Also, a
on Ibe ut day of February.
SCR P DIVIDKND o( KIPTV PER CENT
TO THK HDIDKRS
CIE.'Jf
PAhTlCIPATINO
of
POLl'-
rtheyear ending February I, cerl Ideates lor
will be Issued on and after the isth day
of
March next.
JOnM
R. SvllTH, Secretar y. (
o/^^oJic/tUT ant/
&^ihj^ury^.[
CO.. Aecntsi.
dc
BaoAliWAT,
Ill
to the ntncklrolders
wLlcli
Cd., Honkers
SUTTON
09
HOWES,
No.
THE B'lARU OK DIUKCTORB HAVK THIS OAT
DCCtAKKD A HKMI-ANSOAL DIVIDEND Or
FIVE TKR CUNT fre* of Coverninent tsx. payable
.
i.lK.'ia 61
January. ISTO
Total amount of Marine Premlamt
Agency,
Fire Insurance
n,4J6.4I3 13
STREET.
No. 63 TVALI.
FoUcies have been tssoed upon Llto
So
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected
lilsin
with Marine Risks.
iEtna Insurance Comp'y>
Premiums marked Off Irom Ut January,
18T0. to 3l8t
December.
$5,XH,7S3 55
ISro
OF HARTFORD.
during the same
iioascs paid
$2,253,530 3»
perled
$3,000,000 00
Capital
?/ni^e9S/^afeP
Beturnsof Premiums
•ud Expenses
*Ttae
Company
'United
has the ToUowlng Assets,
and Stale o(
Statea
Stock, City,
viz.;
Bank and other Stocks
$3,»I3,~40 OO
2.377,350 00
.
Company, estimated
Premium Notes and
Cash
In
Bills
217,500 UO
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
at
$500,000 00
316,125 45
NSW
TOEff, Oct.
CHICAGO,
Dank
;
also
StockM and otiicr Securities.
" SPECIALTY"
Cash paid at once lor the above Securities; or they
be sold on commieslou, at sellers option.
will
sllll
are enabled to
on and
after
Tuesday, the
Financial.
an unimpaired capital agaios
W. C.
Six per cent interest on the ontstanllng certificates
of proflta win be palu to the holders thcreot, or their
loss
and damage by
Policies Issued
fieveoth ol February next.
Are.
BABNET.
>«gal reprcsentstlTea.ca and
The
time ol payment and cancelled.
which were Isaued
ach
payment
(in
there
all interest
certificates to be
produced at the
Upon
certiacatcs
red scrip) for gold premiums,
ol interest
and redemption
will
be in
A
dividend of
THIRTr-FrVE Per Cent
Is
*.7ril next.
By order of tjia
S,
Board,
B. CHAPIUAN,
Secretarr.
Imperial
B. Jones,
Charles Dennis,
W. U. H. Moore,
"^
Uenr;
Joseph Oalllard, Jr.
C. A. Band,
James Low,
Colt,
Wm
C. Plckersgili,
i,ewls Curtis.
B.J. Rowland. .
Benl. Babcock,:
Bobt. B. Mlntum,
C-'vles H. Russell,
Gordon W. Burnham,
LuCellHolbrook,
fi. Warren Weston,
Frederick Chauncey,
K. L. Taylor,
Qeo. S. Stephenson,
WlUlam H. Webb,
tloyal Phelps,
Caleb Uarstow,
A. P. Plliot,
William B. Dodge,
David Lane,
James Bryce,
Daniel S. Miller
Sbeppard Oandy,
Wm. Sturgls,
Bamue) L. Uitchlll,
James O. DeForest,
Robert L. &tuart.
Francis Sklddy.
Charles P. BuroetS
Robt. C. Fergussoo,
William B, Bunker,
Benry K. Bogert.
UeiuUs Perklu,
Alexander V. Blake.
J.
JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vlce-PreA
_.^.»;»
'
D.
>.
^
Interest paid on Deposits Fubject te check.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
Asset;'
$8,000,000, Cold
CHIEF OFFICE IN THE U.S.
I).
....
and 42
'>lne Street,
New Tork.
W.H H. MOORE, 2d Vlce-Bra^t,
4.».aMWlMXK/» Vl«»-Prest.
N.
BAHNET.
ion.,.1.1
HANKINtJ HOUSE OF
KouNTZE Brothers,
12 Wall Street. Nenr York.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Deposits received from Banks and Individuals, sub
MA to check at slight, and Interest allowed
FOUR PER CENT per annum.
Collections
North American
Fire Insurance Company
102
Cooper Institute
&
.
W. B. LKONABD.
.
1823.
.
......
Insures Property against Loss or
Damage by
A. D. Williams &1Co!T
STOCK BROKEUS,
fire at
40
and Losses paid at the 'ifllce of the
Compa'>y or ut Its varlons Ageucies in the priucipal
of the I'nitrd Btatis.
R. W. BLGECKBR, President,
WrLLIS BLACKSTONE, Vice rtest,
K. H. CARTER, Secretary,
ORI3WOI.D. General Agent.
I
Hew
Wall Street
A.
DENIS-N WILLIAMS.
Member of the
K. Tork
8.
«tn<-it
H. SWBifBOK.
RschantC"
W.
M.
I
WILIAMS,
Member of the
I
N. Tork Stock bLzchanca.
J. P.
I
PBBKIKS.
Gilman, SwENSoN, Perkins
oiaLSB ir
INSURANCE SCRIP,
Perkins, Swenson
AND
Insurance Stock.
WUUam Street, N.T
New
D. L. KXIUflOK.
& Co.,
New York.
80 trail Street
Pine Street, comer of
Tork.
Stocks and Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
cities
Fire and Marine
W. n. FOSTKB.
Buy an<t w\\ Government. State, Railroad iii>d other
dc*iirabl« (^ecuntifB, mukinK liberal advances oa
BHine, allow Interest on deposits, deal in commercial
paper, furnlsU to travellers and (ithers Letters ot
Credit current in the principal cities in Karope.
I'oliru-s Issued
C.
SHBLDOX.
O.
No. 10 l¥all Street.
asnrtl rates.
William
W.
sold.
BANKERS,
1430 Rroad^rar.
$S00,000 00
295,237 93
Casb Capital andSurplus, July 1,1869,
$79 5,237 93.
SURPI.US
thereon «l
States, th4
Provinces and Europe.
Bovernments Securities bonebi and
Offices,
INCORPORATED
CASH CAPITAL
BrUif.h
made throughout the United
LeonardjShddon&Foster
RROADTFAY.
Branch
I.
AND ALL OTH£B
SECT'RITIES
OFFICE
TBUBTEESi
Co.,
Rought and Sold on Commission.
declared
on the net earned premiums ot the Company, for the
year ending 31st December, 1870, for which certlScates
will be Issued on and after Tue8d'V> ^^^ Fourth of
FOSTXB.
street.
\\X1a\a
5
STOCKS, GOLD, BONDS
0( 40
«ol<f.
B. D.
liANKEES AND BROKEES.
tM7 will
aaer Tuesday ,the Seventh
ot February next, from which date
BATUOXD.
Raymond &
Barney
and losses adjusted by
JAS. A. AIiEXANDER, Agent.
certlQcates ot the issue of
O. H.
be redeemed and paid to the holders thereol. or their
will cease.
Sells
Insurance Storks and Scrips
SO, 1871.
The above-named Companies, after paying the heavy
offer the security of
on
STREET,
114,183,963 43
losses sustained at
The outstanding
Bailey,
S.
65 W^AI.1.
339,332 03
ijxasii 95
Bank,
representatives,
E.
Buys and
Capital.
Receivable
Total amoantoIAaaeta.
icgal
\
Springfield
New York
Xoans secnrcd by Stocks, and otherwise.
Real Estato and Bonds and Mortgages
^terest and sundry notes and claims due
the
/JSOO. 000.
yi,0K!;!63 ST
& Co.,
Orleans
Exchsnfte sold on Texas snd LoaUlana. Collsettons
made on
all
accessible points.
.
Me
134
January 27, 187^.J
CHRONICLlB.
Cotton and Southern Cards.
Bailroads.
Public atiou
BOOK
THE YEAR
WADSWORTH,
JAS.
;^CO
CTON
Bro.,
TOBACCO BROKERS,
ic
OF
Petersburg, Va.
1872
Railway
>
ery library as a
IT
Banker and Negotiator,
For a Coinuii«8lon.
F O
Book of Reference.
EMBBACKS
40
& 41 EXCHANGE PI4AGE,
Religions
plete
all
the Benevolent
DenomlnaUons
A
and
Institutions
New
the World, with a com-
in
MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY
RMIglons Body In the United States
three
years lease of ))undlngi), &c., alao,
(3)
York.
COTTONS KKD OIL.
For
a Complete List
Hill
?r«
in the
United States
Queens of England from
th-j
Kings and
tlie
;
beginning of the mon-
archy, the House of Peer-s the Census and other
[mportaut statistical Information of the British
Em-
RAILWAY IRON
pire.
A
oarefully-prepared List of the recent vamablo
Publications Issued
t
y the leading Publishing Hoascs
Edward W.
An extended
Events,
•he
from the Creation
Also,
most valuable portion of the roailag matter of
Poor Richard's Almanac
ItB
publication, including all
Its
celebrated
Proverba and ApothegmB.
ONE
PRICE
liAlLED TO
Works
YORK OBSEKVBR for one year
TOpy of th
B
to the
exsmmatlon
of
Accounts received and interest allowed ou balancei
wUlch may be checked lor at HiKbt.
&
Hunter,)
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
101 BAV St., feiAVANNAII, Georgia.
V. O.
Box
823.
DEALERS IN
ExclianKe, Coin and Securities*
Cottingham,
James A.
CoUecLlon* on Savannah remit; ei for at ouee ghth
SHIPPER OF
per (e..t unUtr baying rate t >t N:wYork Exch.iirge
the day they mature. Weha>efacllltic> ulsof r o It-c
tiott^iuottier cities In Qeorfiia. Alabama and Florida
alsofur the transact! <n < f any Financial bu-tlness on
Collaterals, recognized as good here. AVe do not
deal in any Southern State bonds Issued since the wa'-.
«
RE-
Locomotives, Cars
AND
NEW
(|3 00) will receive
So d on ComuilBslon, and
LOANS ne:gotiat£D.
for caplt luts seeking Investments.
CEIPT OF PKICK.
^ All persons subscribing and paying for the
and Bonds
Bryan
lypartlcular attention giv» n
DOLLAK.
ANY ADDRESS POSTPAIB ON
Secariiles, Gold) Stocks
BouKbt ai
{By Be)ijamin Franklin.)
during
and London.
GoTernmeut
RAILROADS. BRIDGES AND KXPLOKATIONS,
"SERKELL'S PATENT WROUGHT
IRON VIADUCTS."
Public
Co.,
;
In Liverpool
o
to the present time.
&
R. T. Wilson
1)393.
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MErXHANTS
44 BROAD $TB££T.
Broadway Nenr York.
78
Ch'onological Table of Important
Box
Y. p. O.
Mbdral cash advances made oa consignments ot
Cotton and Tobacco to our address also to our friends
Serrell,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
of this country, with the prices.
i,^^. ^
particulars address
»f all the Colleges, Theological Seminaries, Medical
ind Law Schools
A LE
machinery aad flxtare» coutalued thcroiu, lotateaiu
Texas, for the mauufacture of
_^
of nearly every
;
S
Great Sacrifice
Commercial, and Agrlcultaral Inlorraatlon, concerning all the Governments ol the World. A General
of
R
AT A
OlTil,
Summary
Co.,
ALABAMA,
Buyers of Cotton
SELIfIA,
uil contains the most complete oompend of Informstlon which has ever been compiled In this country.
ud abonld be In e
&
Graham
John C.
JUST ISStTED,
IS
&
A. Young
R.
RAILROAD. IRON,
a
;
SCHOONERS, BARGES,
&
Arents
ON FlUST CLASS
valuable work gratuitously.
.ALBERT 10C>»G.
QUO, ABKXlS.
Young,
DEALERS
AND LIGHTERS.
IN
SOUTHERN ANDJ
mSCELLANEOVSC SECURITIES, g
t
FORW^ARDING
The New York Observer
N0._9
OF
IB
and
Iron
A
I
THK OLDEST AND THE BEST
RELIGIOUS and SECULAR FAMILT
NEWSPAPER.
rermit,
Having lor many years been idi-ntlfled with this
business, our great exoerlence enables us to ofler
For 1872.
NEW
SUBSCRIBERS.
send the New York Observer
Year Book, to
Snbacriber and one old, tor
'. "
Subscribers, for
Subscribers and one old, for. .. ...
*'
Three New Subscribers, for
Three New Subscribers and one old, for ....
to the trade, and to ensure safety and despatch In
shipments of the above.
Below we furnish a brief statement of our business
for the past ten years.
ued at $1 '.2,000 each
The Observer Year Book
Two New
Two New
tS 00
.
5 OO
6 00
6 00
8 00
AND TO ANY LAKOER NUMBER AT THK
BTSAMPLE
•
.
$15,600,000
CURRY,
tc
CO.
B»w, New Tsrk,
AUGUSTA, OA.
Southern Securities ot every deBcription, viz.: Uu
current Bank Notes; State, City & Uailroad Siocia.
Bonds and Coapoua;
B3r Collccilousmade in all parts ot this state and
Soutti Carullua and remitted lor on day ot coiiflo.
tton. at current rale ot New York Kx-cU>«ut;e.
Gibson, Casanova
BANKERS
no,
& Co.
M SXCHANGB PLACE.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVKItNMKNT SKCURITIES,
FOKBIGN EXCHANGE aud GOLD
ou
tlie
bouKlit and sold
njoBt tavorable terms,
INT14KRST allowed on
deposits either In Currency
or Uold, subject to check at sight, the same as with
the City Banks.
ADVANCES ni*de on all marketable securltlrte.
CKBTlFICATESol Usposit Issued beariln Interest
yOLLKCTIONS made at all poloH ot tho UNIOB
extend our business, and
with Increased fuclllties lor transacting the same,
wo
Invite the attention of ihe tra
le, ami particularly
soUcltshlpmentt of RAILROAD IRON.
20 BBOAD St.,
Brokers and Dealers
....
......
The coming year we
•d BKITISH
JAOIES A. COTTINGHAM,
104 West, corner Liberty Street,
PK071NCES.
Levy & Borg,
(hall
IN
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
NEW YORK.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Ceo.
D.
Putnam,
BOSTON.
COPIES SENT VKEX j=t
97 Fark
Negotiated.
G. P.
EXCHANGE BANK
Cubbedge
RAILROAD SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS.
MMtnfactnreri Acent of
BAIB ASO yfOOlt FKIiT,
&
Hazlehurst,
a^NKEKN AND BROKERS,
Dealer In
E. niOKSE, Jr.
NKW.STKEET.
Cars,average value
at $1,000 each
$12,000,000
90.000 tons Steel Ralls, at
$110 per ton - . - . .
9,900,000
50,000 tons Iron Ralls, at
$T0 per ton
3,500,000
Total
$41,000,000
1 2,000
SAME KATE.
SIDNEY
Specialty.
Dnrlnjc that time we Iiave shipped
not less than 1,300 Locoiuotlve* val-
iVSBY SOBSCUIBKR WILL RECEIVE
for one year, with the
Rails
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
«8 00 Per Year,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
One New
Steel
s'8
.
50th Year
We will
Loan
JD8T KNTEBINO ITS
i,\uon
Mak
GA.
and do s General Banking and
Brokerage UusTners.
UuUectlonrt
.BXt&H
W KABT UIYEB KATIONAL BANK.
—
3
.
a
••«
8 75
BKE8WAX-
oi! liiirtramot
BUKAD8Ti;i''KS—See ipecUl report.
V M
Coiiiinonbard
-
U
"
l.iiliiilelpliliiironti...
COS
wild
OMi
3.'
"5
u
uu
ti VO
a n
® i»
« at
M a u
so
Stale, new.nrklni. prime.. to
Stale, 110 ink's. lairtOK'U 20
blule li.iirilrl.ui.-.clion;e. St
:
.iiilr
,
,<rUue..
ry
•
VVeiili.Mll,
iatr
g|
a a
t»
16
18
a
Clieeiit!
Factory prime toch'ceVIk
Kactory (nil to Kootl
13X« I3S
»
12
r'anu
ualrlL'K, nriiiie
iMirui a»lrlo8, fair to itood
K'lrir (lalrl«!tt, coiiiinon ...
AM'l.KS-
1
>
V B
i'pcriu
Sperm,
Jtearlc
s<
41
^H
pnttuit
ilii 02.1
:3
S
a
a
10
tiluo couiiuou to prune...
I
las
ilti
ll\
la
M
a.
a
4t>
a
J9
19
Sana
AilaiimuUue ( U, U,& 16oz.) 15ana
LKMKKT—
»
Ruaeudale
....al'iS
Auclloiinaleof Soranton, Dec.'iTi:
tons lump
3 42H<S 3
tons sloainboat... 3 92H<9 * "0
4 00
4 03
IS.iUUuin grate
17.<XX) tons I'Kif
» 05
a 1 lis
SO.OOO tons stove
< 7JSa S 00
IJ.iniO tons chestnut
3 Sl^^a * 03
8 (Jti
New<.a>itlegai).V3,240n ....
Liverpool Ka8 cannel
<tfI3 00
Liverpool houao cauiicl
00
W
10,1100
lO.wiO
a
a
a^
COCOA—
Caracas(gol<lm>ionJ)|iK
Marscalbo tie
do ....
CopPKR-
new
SbuatUiOK,
a So
USa U
V »
34
53
^6
t6
....a
a
a
Mxa
a
a
SC a
m
iuifot
yel.nietal.ilew
Bolts, yeuow metal
KalU, yellow metal
'i^^
36
...
a
26
CORDAGK—
Maulla (largo and small
sizes)
aOXSJlX
a^O
19 »ao
ai8
per lb
Kope
Baasia Bolt Kope
UOKKS-
V
Ist regular, quarts,
Mineral
48
90
44
50
Phial
vi
Do., ^uperrue
1st regular,
srro.
plnu
COTTON— See special report.
DKUGS AND DrBS—
»
Alcohol
Aloes, Cape
lloes.Socotrine
gal
'iia.
gold
Vlam
Annato, good to prime .
Antimony, reg. of.. .gold
Argol8,cr'de,Oporlo,Kld
gold
l.rgoU,rctliied
ilraenic,
powdered. g'ii
Assafnitida
Balsaoj ouplTl
Balsam tola
gold.
BalaamPeru
Barlt petayo
Berries, Persian... gold
Bicarb. soda, N'castle"
Bl chro. potasb.S'tch "
Bleaching powder
Borax, rellned
Brimstone, cru.Vtoii,gld
Brimstone. Am. roll $1 lb
ltrluutone,llor sulphur.
crude
Camphor,
3SKa
23
i\t^
8>ia
20
73
19
gold
gold
Carawayseed
90
70
~'
32
19
40
Gum Arabic, sorts
gam benzoin
Qamk'wrle.u'd topr.spd
11
'"
10
gold
Gutn myrrh, Kast India.,
43
13
25
Sakey
Hyd, potash, Amer
Iodine, resubllmed
55
"
L.corlce paste, Calabria.
Licorice paate, Sicily ..
u^.aui u.niU
p'sto,
«»v, Sp,8ord.g|d
L'rtce
M IIVB f
Licorice paJ>te,(jreek..,
M*drter, Dutcli
Madder, Fr.lC.X.F,F..,,
Manna, large Sake
Manna, small Sake, gold
>|Ut«rdto«i>,G<il
67)<
62S
IH
33
6X
2W
ax
vn
Rails,
Kails,
a
a
8 00
a
42
—a
4 65
a
S3
4
a
a
1
_
a
a-
99
75
00
S2
21
60
15
.
46
45
20
35
a
a•
an
OOa
00®
23 OOa
22 003
Logwood, Laguna
Logwood, Honduras.
25
23
Logwood Tabasco... "
Logwood, St. I>omln..cur.
17
17
Logwood, Jamaica... gold
Limawood, W. Coast, cur.
golo
Barwood
Sapauwood
car.
FI8H-
00a
OOa
80
* cwt.
» bbl.
Herrlng.No.l
Herring
»
••
18 On
6 25
4 50
6 00
.
a
25
20a....
50a 5 50
3
bbl.
fLAX—
North River
» B 15 a 18
FRUITS— See special report.
OKOCKRIES— hee special report.
BUNNT BAGS & CLOTH.—See special
report under Cotton.
OUNPOWDER-
Mln. & Blasting
Shipping
25
g>
a
a
a
a
keg
rifle
Meal
Deer
a
Sporting, in tkcanis'trs.V lb
HAYNorth River, ship'g.V
HEMP—
American dressed..*
American undressed
5 75
5 65
5 23
28a 100
003
100 1.1
1 15
00a275 00
ton.26'>
OOa
160
"
"
Italian
Mauila.curreat,,))
>
«0 OOa 2 60 CO
IS^a <8s
"
Sisal
Tampico
3 00
8 50
gold.225 0Oa23O CO
Russia, clean
Jute
gold In bond.
gold
nH»
llSi
7Ka
TM
4>ia
6>i
UIDESDry—
'•
83
00
00
....a
"
16>ia
"
"
a
14 a
19 a
14>,'a
14 a
19 a
15 a
"
"
"
"
"
"
Bahla
Island..
Wet SaltedBuenos Ayres..Vlbgold.
"
Rio Grande
"
California
"
Para
New
Orleans
City sla'ter ox
"O
,,
14H
•-.
I5)i
....
....
16
tsan
14
13
12
I3S
a
a
•'
*'
10
a
27
20
36
26
a
a
a
a
a
a
16
Calcnt. city sit. VB gold
Calcutta, dead green "
Calcutta, buffalo.* n "
19
ll^a
12>ia
...
12
IIX
27X
22
-,..
27
17
...
1
t
,,
.
,,
-.
i» a
B
8 2C
e ',-
(gold.io bond)
'•_
Turkk islands ,.* bnsh.
M a
a
40
Cadiz
49
40
40
23
a
a
LIv'p'l, BnclllKgl.-,
3 80
LIv'p'l Hue, Wortlilngt's 2 29
Liv'p'lllne. Ashton's,... 3 00
SALTPETRE—
...
....
VB
,,..a
a
19
<ju
•»''•<«•»''). gold
8XS
SX
Retlned, pure (cash)
Crndc
SEED-'
) 79
3
9
*» lOWa
UK
.." 515
*bnsh.
i
I
I
25H@
..
middle,
•
"
"
poor
...
"
..
LIME-
a
Rockland, common.* bbl
Rockland, lump
"
LegcrFrcrcs
"
Other foreitrn brands "
Rum— Jam., 4th
135
175
a
LUMBER. ST AVES, &0OOa
OOa
(0®
00®
01®
OOa
OO®
f36
40
33
32
77
White pine box boards... 29
While pine mer. box b'ds SO
(7
Clear pine
Cherry boards and planks 76
"^l
5«
61
Oak anil ash
41
Maple and birch
S6
'liaekwalnut
105 :)OaiSO
42 Oil® 50
sycamore
do
50 00® 52
Spruce hoards and niauks 28 Oj® 30
Hemlock bo'rde and plank 25 CO® 34
Extra heavy pipe staves
,»200
do
do
ISO
Heavy
Light
do
do
160
17.)
do
l-ixtra heavy hhd
150
Heavy
do
do
100
do
do
Light
120
Extra heavy bbl. do
do
100
do
Heavy
75
do
do
Light
Molasses shocks, Incl. head 'g.2 60®2
4 75®
do
do
l:um
do
do
2 25®2
Sugar
J<-lncli
1-inch
00
00
00
(0
00
00
OO
00
OO
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
lO
00
70
50
*100!b
Cut.iOd.a60d
....8479
Clinch, kegs
6 25
Horse shoe, forged (No, 10
* B
to 5)
19
Conner
Yellow metal
Tar, Washington
Tar, Wilmington
Pitch, city
15
4 70
Spirits turpentine,* gall,
Rosin, strained, * bbl,,.
No.
••
"
"
1
No.2
pale
extrapale
*B
OAKUM
OIL CAKE-
''•Jii'Z
a4
©7
65
5 50
4JS5
7 50
9 50
4
a5
a9
6
20
CO
10 50
lOX
OILS—
1
* B
32Xal
a
8
Linseed, crushers prices
* gallon casks
Cotton S'd crmie S.*gal
"
" yellow 8 '•
Whale, crude Northern..
Whale, bleached winter..
Sperm, crude
Sperm, bleached
Lard oii.prlme winter.,.
Red oil, Wesiern (Slain)
8v
a
a
a
(0
01
80
....a
85
1 60
Am
Lltharge,
*B
Lead, red, "
Lead, white. Am., In oil.
Lead, white, Amer., dry.
Zinc, white, dry. No. 1.
Zinc, whIte.No.l.iu oil.
Zinc, white, French, dry
Zinc, wh., French, In oil
8->
48
60
22
Ochre, yel., French, dry
Ochre, ground, in oil.
Spanish bro.,dry
Span. bro..gr'd,rn oil.* B
Paris whlte,Eng*100ibB.
Chrome, yellow, dry
Whiting, Amer..* 100 B
Verm'n. Cl.lna...* B...
Vermilion, Trieste, gd.
Vermilion, Amei.. com,
,,..a
....a
1
—
Venet. red (N, C)
*
cwt.
2
1
.'
....a
1
OG
...a
1
25
...a
22
2 25
Plumbago
China clay
Chalk
a
9 a
li«
a 9 50
a 15
a SM
a 9
a is
25 a 2
aH» n
7
...
ton. 22 00
* B
* ton.
Chalk, 3lock
Barytes, American No.l,
a
a
a
a29 00
....a
390a
....a
PETROLEUM—
Crude, ord'y gravity. In
bulk, per gallon
in bbis
Refined, standard white
Napt) a, refin., 68-78 grav.
Crude,
Beildanm
PhOVlSIOlIB—
rorhaui V bbi(B«w)M
....
27
i :o
6
....
....
a
M a
23
a
i2Ka
....«
...
MM
*
•...,
iO
gall, 3 6(la7 00
20^9
OOaS
80ai
g goas
1 OoSl
90ai
to®
1 OSai
9oal
goal
00
90
29
60
29
i
2
gold
••
•
Madeira
Red, Span, ft Sicily...
Sicily
••
Marseilles Madeira...
Marseilles port
"
"
Malaga.dry
Malaga, sweet
Claret
Claret
•
"
S
89
19
10
30
83 50aa(l 00
2 79a9 OO
* cask "
* doz. "
WOOL—
American, Saxony Fleece *B
American, Full Blood Merino
American Combing
Extrii.Pulied
Short hxtra. Pulled
^npe^^ne Pulled
1,
60
59
an
jc
99
sg
9n
,
;
'
I'ulled
870
e60
Sto
S«
Seo
Sea
ia42
Califoinla Spring Clip—
Fine, unwashed
g"
Medium
i
Common, unwashed
j,7
a,vi
so
m
a89
Sag
-35
ain
gij
aS6
Surry
Caillornla, Fall Clip and
Fine, unwashed
a43
Lamha—
35
32
28
ti
98
g.
gl
:....
SmUIIi
Souih
^outh
Texas, Bnn
lexa8,medinin
Texas, coarse
Texas, Bnrry
Texas, Western
aSl
ass
e,<2
Sjj
M 8m
m Ss7
Sgi
gg aK
29
"
Smyrna, unwaihed
bmyrna, wa*hed
washed
StO
43
95
as
Doni'koi,
Donskoi, unwashed
ZINC-
*B
Hheet
Zjjg
a|o
gyy
UK
ad
lowa
FREIGHTS- .-8T.AM,— ^—IriL,—
,
To Livkkpool:
8.
Cotton
* ^
Flour ....* bbl
....
....
d.
H. goods.* ton 22 6
Wheat..!-.*
b.
Beet...
*
* obL
Tallow
...
tee
ToHavu:
Cotton
a M
e23
17
6830 6
...!#«00
a (>«....« 9K
a *S....a «
a 50 ,...aas
a
a.
by sun.
3 6
38
|. c.
V B
t.e.
....a ..,,
*»
*-!»•.•".'•'''
#
V hhd.
To Mklbourns, * loot.
To Sill FuiJioieoo—
Msasurementgocds * rt
* lb
Heavy Koods
Nallsf...
d
8-i6a..
b.
19a.
aSO
esoo
Oil
C'n,h&b.*bu
Porlc...
d.
s.
.,.
Petroleum
....
....
60
90
special report,
--v
Burgundyport
Lard
MOO Tobacco
2S)<
13
£8
a9
8 00
9 00
WINES—
Woods
13
®10
9(0 &9 50
Terne "
Terne "
Am. Met ino, unwashed
Am, Mcstlza, unwashed
Am. Cordova, washed,
Cape Good H pe, unwashed,
8xa >^
9
4lw
s^"
Mcdinra
82Ka
a
a
1
10 29
....
46
....»
41
.,,
75aJ 80
Neats foot, lubricating., 120 al
PAINTS-
35
9X
10
11
36ua itv
C.char. * b "
C. coke.. "
TOBACCO-See
No
...a 85
52>ja 53
1
"
Lisbon
70
'0
00
a
B
.
L
PIftteB, I.
5;o'''
7Sa
Olive, In caski ....V gall.
StralU
English
Sherry
Cltythln,obl.,lnbbl8.*tn.gd ....a42 50
"
Inbags.... " 41 00ai2 00
West, thin obrg,(dom.),,, 40 00»I1 00
Palm
Amerlcan,falrto prime*
Madeira
90
9
9
TEAS— See special report.
TINBanca
* B,gold
*••
40
at
9
a
a
a
a
a
American machinery
American German
S3
IS,,..
:;
9J
SUGAR—See special report.
TALLOW—
a
a
a
3 12>i3....
.
a
a
a
a
^
75
NAVAL STORES—
69a 8 00
79® 9 2S
COa > M
SOOa....
English, cast,2d&1st qu * It 15
]g
English, 8nrlijg,2d & 1st qu
7
10
English blister, 2d&l8tqu 10
17
English machinery
u
is
English Gernian,2d&l8t qn lOXa 13
American blister
13
American cast. Tool
19
1^
American spring
9
II
a6
26
km
8
S
S
per ct>C.*W.l 82ka.
Plates, coke
Plates, char.
report.
85a
g79at00
STEEL—
Plates,
.
MOLASSES— See special
NAIL8-
(88
89ai9 CD
60ali 10
"
"
—
Alcohol
8
t
"
proof.
St. Croix, 3(1 proof...
Gin, rllilerent branrls .
Domestic liquors Cash.
Whiskey
teootliern pine
8
Marett&Co
S3
25
20
29
good damaged
Otard.Dnpuy 4Co.. •'
Pinet,CB8tlllon& Co "
2.'>
a
22Ha
18 a
rough
••
27
27
a
ib
US^a
light....
.
13
13
9
Rangoon.
.18
Straits
Manlla4bat,buff,V> "
8 a
HONEYa 15
Cabt(dotyp'd)
is ol 22
HOPS20 a
30
«l|> 20a 50 a 72
Crop of 1*71
41 » a
42 X
20 a 2S a 80
Crop of 1870
24 a
2.1X
Crop of 1869
10 a 13 a 20
21 a
29
Crop ol 1868
> a IS a 15
81
a ....
CallTomla,
eropol
1870
19 a 90 a 80
M\A IS
Caiifornik, crop of 1871
10 a
lOW
a a
HORNS140 a,,..
Oz, B. A, * Rio Grai>d«,V CaiO 00
,...
• 43X
Oil AavrtfuiolecUd.. ,.<.iU (0
>H« U
1
,
l!>ia
Upper Leather Stock—
B.A.ARioKr.klpVIbgld
MInas
Sierra Leone
cur.
Gambia and Bissau. "
Zanzibar
Bast India Stock—
18
18
13
15
2J>4
lO^a IIX
car.
4 cow
HH
15
"
Matamoras
a
a
a
lIHa
gold,
Savanllla
a
17
14
22
19
cur.
Maranham
Pernambuco
a
16
"
RICK-
••
••
BloHache.,^
Caracoa
Port an Piatt
Bahia
Texas
Western
Dry Salted—
Maracaibo
Sandwich
5 90
90
9 2S
.
V
Lard
m
a
f ^
,1
Hemp, fortlgn
Ki a 2 00
Flaxseed, Alner'n rVh. 1 SIHa
90
L's'd t'al.iit N,Y.*5«lbgd
,.,.a340
a .,••
Linseed, Bom. (at H.
Pipe and sheet
a 10 00
gold.... a....
r-ca»h,*lk-. SILK-*'*''
LKATHKKOak, slaughter, heavy ,,,,
a 38
TBBtleo,No8.I,2,3,4&5,*BS 00 a 9 00
"
"
middle,,,, 82 a 40
China, re-reeled
...8 29 a 8 75
light
38 a 42
Taysaam.NoB. 1*2
7 50 a 8 00
"
33 a
crop, heavy
Canton, rp-rld,Ncjs. & 2. .9 75 a 6 00
"
" middle 84 a
Cantonj'e-iid, extqualityO 75 S T'*
"
" light.. 33 a 37
.lapan, sorted..,
..7 50 a 90U
rough slaughter
34 a 3;
~^tTERspe:
Ueml'k,B.A.,&c.,heavy
28 a 29
Plates.lor'u .* lOOBjjold 6 KHftl 13K
middle, 28 a 29
Plates, domestic
*B7 a 11
"
"
light.., 26 a 27
SPICKS—See special report.
"
California, heavy. 27 a 28
SPIRITS—
•
middle 27 a 27X
Brandy—
^ifi g,i|.
"
"
light.. 25 a 20
Hennessy
gold 8 89al5 OD
"
"
"9
..^
a
box
.,.V
ai2 0)
pl(;i,|,
Timothy
@6 qi
06 00
a6 25
gold.5 90
Orinoco, heavy
4
Pickled scale
4
Pickled cod
,.
Mackerel, No. 1, shore new 17
Mackerel, No. 1, Ilalilax
a ....
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay, new ...,el3lX)
Mackerel, No. 2, shore new
a 12 00
®!0 50
Mackerel, No, 2, Bay
Mac'rel, No,3, .Ma88.,large
a 7 (0
6 50
Mac'rcl,Ko. 3, Mass., med. ..
Saimon.pickled, No. I
a20 CO
Salmon, pickled
V tee
a^8 00
.
Ber,
HaioM.
*'
—
—
75®
CO®
50®
50®
Be
.17
—
5
B
•'
503 '.8 00
50a 65 CO
OOa
OOa 50 00
62
22
40
100
iuw
aivoo
:
3-4
32 00
...®26 00
**
*
Bar
26 00
25 00
—a
Pa. 70 UOa T2 OO
In
—
Be.
Clover
Knglisn
.
"
"
"
"
"
.••
15))
6
«2 CO
OOa
ton, ..(gold) 61
Gcriran
a ....
2'
,,..a
WXa U
DUCKUavens.Riis. light .V pc.15 30 a
....
17 00 a
Ravens, '
lieavy
64 a
...
Scotch, O'ck, No. 1,» yd
....
45 a
Cotton, No,
DYK WOODS—
Camwood....* ton, gold, 100 OOa .,,,
"
Fustic, Cuba
a
,
Kng,*
Am., at works
Span!s>i,
i"
Verdlgri8,dr.&ex,dr,.gd
Vitrlol.blue
Fustic, Tampico
Fustic, Jamaica
Fustic, Savanllla
Fustic, .Maracalbo....
7Ka
a
Sxa
15
,
LEAD-
1'
3J
«
Tapioca
Chili
10
i4«a
Gum myrrh, Turkey
gold
Gam Senegal
Gnmtragacanth, sorts.,
Gam tragacanth, white
fine
lOM
a
97)ia
-
.
uuiaAjablc, nicked..,.
Lacdye. goodA
6
3^a
Osmboge
Ipecacuanha, Brazil, gid
•'
Jalap
S5
....a
.'^Ha
SO
Ib...gold
Oumgedda
Oamdamar
Tartaric acid icrystal).
gold.
25
..a
84
2 85
Soda ash (80 p. c.) gold.
Sugar lead, white
Sulphate morphine,* oz
Sheet, Itus. as. toasnor.gd
Sheet, eing., rt.& t., com..
f
WH
1
0'alt2 00
115
* B
Nail, rod
86
Truxlllo
2 20
21
6Xa
2Ha
salts
BInseng, Western
Ginseng, Southern
Banna, East India
Shell Lac
Hoop
2X
a
a
fOain 50
KOOCaiZSCO
107
Rods, xaS-16 inch
17
....
21
73><
.
Sitract logwood... bulk
Fennel seed
Flowers, benzolu..)) 01.
i)
a
a
a
a
a
20 a
4y a
sva
a
9 a
66 a
60 a
a
.a
]H a
'Joriauder seed
Cochineal, Hondur..gold
Sochineal, .Mexican. *'
Copperas, American
Cream tartai,Fr.,pr.gd
Cubebs, Kast India
Outch
gold
. . .
"
Seuekaroot
Senna, Alezandrli
V
» 00 au :•
Pork, «tnt intni*,
Pork ••'
Carolina fr. to pr.* 100
w
—
....a
,...a
9oai22 50
112
rd&
to 2 in,
Horseshoe
12
...a
Sarsaparllla,llond'ra8,"
Barsaparllla,M«x,
,•
81
I'.Ka
a
80, 1 tn6ln, X H tol in.,.99liaa ....
Bar.rePd, l&lHxK'k9-161(l„.,.2 50a ....
Il«505;i2 5.l
Scroll
...IIU 0Jai3> IK'
Ovals and ball lonnd
91'7
Band
2 50
Bjl^a
Sarammoniau.rer.golu.
Sal soda, Newcastle, "
«
STOBKPBICBa.
Bar, redued.
....
....
16J<a
Chamomile liuwers
—
gold.
Quicksilver
pir oz
Quinine
Khubarb, China..,.*' l^
(Old
Sago, pearled
88 60
80
86 (A>
IMiOOa 42 00
86 («J
...
Amer.
Bar.Bwedcs
IX
t OO
80
82
Buenos Ayres,,VB gold 26^a 27>4
"
Montevideo
26xa ....
"
Rio Grande
i6>ia .,..
"
Orinoco
2tHa ....
"
24 a 24H
California
'•
Matamoras
22 a 24
"
Veracruz
21 a
....
"
Tampico
22 a ....
"
Porto Cabeilo
;i a JJ
Maracaibo
"
19 a
"
Bogota
3ina 23
4H
a
2 SU
.
a
4}<a
in bulk.
aambler
4K
32
S3
34 110,^34 50
HA)
Cautharides
Kpsom
S-i
iva
Cardaiuoma, .Malabar...
Castor oil, Amer.f cases)
Chlorate potash
Jaustlc foda
gold,
Amer.
Prusslate potash,
Red
a 12
a
3)<a
20 a
a
28 a
24 a
IJ^a
60 a
a T7
75 a
3 90 a
a —
11
45
gold
ammonia,
70
80
70
70
35
32Ma
1
Camphor, retlned
Carl),
a
ai
a
a
a
(In
bona)
a
a
29Ma
a
40 a
lO a
a
55 a
Phosphorus
Herring, scaled
Tarred .Manila
Slsiil
4
00*
coa
«0a
98
«7
IS
1
An.eni'an Forge
I'JU-,
No, I
Pig, HroK
Bar, reIlbed,EnR.&
4 7»
5 10
3 85
Oil pepp'rni't.purc.ln tin 3 OS
IHa
Oil vitriol 160 tone degs)
OpIum.Turk.in bond,gld 3 93
Drycod
(over 12
Brazlera' (over 16 oz.)
SbeaililDK, Ac, old,
lots
6tt«:itlitiiK,
16
'^7
....
BolU
American
a
15
report.
01)
"
Pig, American, No,
Pig, American, No,
1
bbl
COAL-
OuayaqoU do
do
C OKPKB.—See epeclal
„ •
S7Xa
.
Oxalic acid
II
UUTTKK AM) CUKKSU—
Uulter—
....
on lemon
.„
.,_
UKICKS—
1^
IRON—
21
Mustard seed, Trieste,,
20 •
Nnt«'ls,hlue,Aleppo«ld
gold 3 :2Ha
....
Oil anis
••
2 31 a2S7)«
OilcaSBia
PKIOES OUBfiBNT.
V 100 »
^
.
THE CHRONICLR
J ahuary 27, 1872.]
?ot,'l»t»ort
—
..
..
I
c.
•
2
•
» •
15
)ia
;'"•»!.
Petrolenm, .Va.<U10e«>_
c«*i,bi>a
i^l«
a....
a,,..
9 6a«...
,...# tt}i
.
un
(
«
85
M
,.„
....
•lite
THE CHRONICLE.
126
Railroads.
Miscellaneous.
Wire Rop
BTEEIi,
B. B.. of the
M. K. Jesup
e.
Rigging,
Slilps,
j3uBpen3lon Biidges, Guys, Der-
F
HoUting
Large
&c.
A
constantly
on
Purposes,
Stock
liand, ft-om whicti
JOH.\
Bund* and Loan*
'
MANUFACTURERS
buperintendent
Manchester, N. H.
Co.,
BOSTON.
B
42 Devonshire
70
merchants.
&
locate,
MAOON^
Be win
Georgia.
also
cost,
Al) work accurately fitted to ftauffes and thorough
lnierchani;eable. Plan, Material, Workmanship
and Eliiciency fully guaranteed.
ChasT. Parry,
Wm. P. Henzey
M. Baird,
1-
tnlflii
Geo Burnham. Kdw. H. Williama. Kd. Longstreth,
P. Converse
Co.,
frl Pine St., New York, Aeent
Wm.
and also to faroidh plans,
proposed
ract, for
Gilead A. Smith
inaico reports of cost
and
graded and bridged, or
Westera States.
In operation in
railroads, chiefly in the
and actual operation of
COTTON BROKER,
as he believes, to
Western
States,
he
KO.
will
be able,
RA
In
I.anl8lana.
ARROW," "BUCKLE" AND "ANCHOR" TIKS
SWENSON, PERKINS
dc
of railroads,
Every
be made to furnish
eflort will
Street.
which
will aid
them
value of securities proposed.
in
determining the
In deciding
BUYERS OP COTTON,
capitalists coe-
templating Western investments, de&lrable opportanitics will
t3^
SATISFACTORY REFERENCES FURNISHED.
legal
be presented
Office
over the People
o
Illinois.
RICHARD
P.
MORGAN, Jr..
RALEIGH,
Civil Eiielne^r.
HAMILTON MPENCrth,
Carolina.
Manufacturers of Wrought Iron Tubes, Lap Weld^
Works Castings and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Toolt,
Gas and Steam Fitters' Tools, Ac.
Boiler Flues, Gas
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES:
IS
GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
NAYLOR &
NEW YORK,
g9.1ohn street.
Satisfactory referencoa given.
Attorney and Counselor.
Co.,
Pascal Iron Works, Plilladelpbla.
consulted, the subscriber will be aided, by
Bank, Bloomington,
FOB A coaniissioK.
all
&
Morris, Tasker
competent advice and assistance already secured.
To mechanics, manufactuiers and
Leach Brothers,
Ne^v
Kxchanse on London and circular Notes
amounts to suit remitters or travelers.
questions connected with the matters about which he
may be
CO.,
80 Wall
lines.
inveatment of capital either in the slocks or securities
NEW YORK FOR SALE OF
Iron
I L R O A D
Pons ol New Ifork and
DillB of
accurate information to parties contemplating the
TIES.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Orleans.
and intelligent opiniona as to the value of proposed or
completed
COTTON
62
furnUh economical and satisfactory
plans and systems of construction, and also correct
NEW OBI.EANS,
Co.,
any of the
Having had twenty-five years' expe-
rience in the construction
&
AND
probable earnings of proposed roaile, or of those
C. Holland,
&
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE, BANK, LONDON
and other engineering work.
examine and
Co.,
ly
prepared to Bupervise surveys,
and forms of cou
Bro.,
York.
PHILADELPHIA.
'
and estimate
New
&
M. Baird
CO.'S
'
ia
Street,
Pig Iron,
Co.'s
~~
The BUbBcriber
CO.,
BOSTON,
80 State street.
PHILA.,
'i08
So. 4th stn. e
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
Cast Steel Frogs, and
all
other
Steel Material for
Railway Use.
HOUSE IN LONDON
The Liverpool <^ London
dr*
Globe Ins. Co.
AJjfetsGold^%2 0,000,000
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COM- NAYLOR, BEN Z ON & CO.PANY OF CANtDA.
34 Old Broad Street,
Old Rails
who glT6 special attention to
for Sale.
The nndei aVned
is nrei.ared to receive
oBcra for old
be niTiy.red during ihe year ISW.
Delive v
10 be made ar Portia .d. Montreal, Toronto
'"fouio, fortune,
Fort rio
(opi>o»iteBuflalol,orSarola.
Oir.'r-i to be lor not leas than l.tXX) tons,
and to stale
price per t' n ol 2,'i)0 pounds, in gold, nurcUMMa n.l
rails to
AJfetsinthe
:;
"""'' '"' ^^ '"B'veu upro^i^e^
bnSSt?' li?^'-
C. J.
BBYDGES,
MosTKXAi, Canada. D»c. i^.^irA^^"" """'o^-
orders for
Railroad Iron,
as well as Old Kails. Scrap Iron and Metali.
i,
U. Stales j%T, ,000,000
45 William St.
al
RAILS, COPPER,
SPiiLTER, TIN, LEAO,
NICKEL, BIS.VOTH, tec.
BALDWIN LOCO.flOTIVE WORKS
Bands, Hoops and Rods,
71 WEST ST., New York.
*
&
Pope
J.
292 Pearl
Lovell,
Mining
lines to railroads,
North
Thos.
LOVELL.
and
BpeclflcattoDs
IN
Boston.
Railroads.
COTTON BUYER.
BOLB AOKNCT
at.,
CUmBBRLAND COALS,
AND
FALL RIYER IRON WORKS
Nails,
Watson
.
ton l^^ngland.
Supply all Railway Equipment and undertalie
Railway business generally.
General Agents.
OTTON BUYING,
.
The nowlinK Iron Company, Bradford England,
f he West Cumberland Hcmatl'-d Iron Co., VVorKlnK-
Tre. surer.
J- N.
Borden
Co.,
MOSTGOMEUT, ALA.,
R
En-
AND
Commission Merchants,
Railway Bonds and Negotiate Loans tj
Iron Ralls, Steel Ralls, Old Ralls,
Bussemer Pit: Iron, ^crap.
Steel Tyres, boiler plates, Ac.
AGENTS FOB
MEANS,
WM. BORDBN.
Borden
sell
Railways.
Oii"
G.
Co.,
COB. OF WILLIAM ST.
niERCHANTS.
Buy and
N. H.
w
ST..
AB
GENERAL RAILWAY AGENTS AND
commssioN herchants
&r
CEDAR
9. BAElt«
imrORTERS OF
LioeomotlTcs, Stationary Steam
gine), and Tools.
ARETAS BLOOD,
&
Kennedy
S.
41
Locomotive Works.
MANCHESTER.
COTTON
Rigney
KENNEDY. HBVBr U. BAEBB. JOHN
8.
J
niANCHESTER
Secretary.
GonaiissioN
PINE STREET.
MEW YORK.
f,ir STEEL and I {OS RAILS. LOiIOilOTIVKS. CABS, aa.l ocher SuppU.rs, and negotiate
E.4IL\TAY BOXDS, LOANS. &c.
IVall Street,
W. Seaver&
Rails,
RAlL\rAir Eai'lPiUISNXK.
JOaX
Rallvray Commission Dlercbants.
New York.
Reese,
Old
Railway
tvltlt
Conirai-t
Rosendale Cement Co.,
CBUIEN r OF THE BEST ftUAHTr.
Jacob
connected
12
BOSTON.
W. BENEDICT,
Iron Rails,
AND
AND ALL KIXD3 OF PKODtTCK.
B.
Steel Rails,
Hailruad Co*.,
trun or Steel Raila, LocoinstlTes,
Cam, ete.
and undtirlalie
all basinesi
Wadsworth,
COTHMISSION OTE«CHA1VT.
Orain, OTalt, Bops, Barley, Hay, and
New York Straw,
FlaSI
Contract tor
43 Broadwajr.
No. 102
for
P.
Vibbard, Foote & Co.,
40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Jones & Sc:huyler,
MASOiV & CO..
W.
Geo.
i^eeotlale
ALEX.
KVBKSOir FOOTS.
any desired
lengths are cut.
yx.
OUAUNOKY TIBBAJIO.
Company,
HBEiny stukbt
6a
Mining
iiickf, Inclined Planes,
&
Rai' roads.
BANKERS AND HIERCHANTS,
CHARCOAL, and
vey best quality,
for
suitable
1
[January 21, 1872.
Evans
IRON AND
&
Co.,
HIE T.A L
No. 70 ITall Street.
KKW
YORK.
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