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INDEX
TO THE

PIFTY-FOTJRTH
Embracing

the

Numbers from

January

VOLUME,
I to June

3 0,

1892,

Editorial and Communicated Articles.
P age .
P age
P age .
Minnesota Banks, State and National,
Currency, Per Capita Increase and Busi­
Accidents, Railroad, in Europe and
Condition
o
f
.
.
.
.
.........................---------ness Decrease..................- ------------ —
94 Mobile & Ohio RR., Half-yearly State- 624
Am erica................................. .................... ^oo
Volume in United States
........................................
2oo
Agricultural Products in 1891.........
58 Currency,
Treasury and Chronicle Statements
American Railroad Methods and Atchison,
60
Market in Ì 8 9 Ì ........................ ......
compared.................................................... i ° l Money
London Criticism o i........... 1029
Marietta & Co., in hands of receiver........ 4bu
Anthracite Coal Production. 137,345,461,
7 National Banking System, Growth and
Dividends, Railroad, in 1891.....................
663, 821,1026
Magnitude o f........................
618
Ellison’ s Annual Cotton Review for 1891
Anthracite Coal Roads, C o m b in a t io n
(by cable)......... a . . . . . . . . . . . .................... 226 National Banks, Condition o f..................... o i l
7Ub
New
England
Social
Statistics............
18b
Anti-Option Bill Passes the House........... 938 England, Business of in 1891..............
New Hampshire Savings Banks........ ....... 694
English View of American Railroad Man­
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe RR., Half3
agement (communicated). ........................103? New York ( entral’s Dividend................
yearly statement.................................- •- 308
Atchison, London Criticism o f .................... 1029 European Commercial Treaties................. 13b New York City Banks, National and State,
Condition o f........................ 21, 511, 584, 910
Atchison Income Bond Conversion........... 8 /0 Events of the Year.......................................
61
Australian Gold Production Since 1851... 141 Failures as Reflecting Business Conditions 48 New York New Haven & Hartford RR.,
Leases Providence & Boston.................. 542
Failures First Quarter of 1892 .................. 540 New York State Banks, Condition o f........ 584
Baltimore National Banks, Condition of
65, 512, 910, 988 Failures in 18 9 1..................- ......................
"7 New York State Railroads,Commissioners’
Bank Clearings and Speculation in 1891.
51- Finances, Local—Census Return............... b l9
Recommendations..................................... « 93
Bank Movements in 1891...............- *----60 Financial Review (monthly).......229, 391,
New York Stock Exchange Adopts Clear­
546, 748, 911
Bank,New Oriental,London,Suspends 938,1034
ing House System................................ --- 700
Banking System, National, Growth o f---- 618 Floods in the West, Their Probable Effect. 820 New York Stock Exchange Shares Sales
Foreign Commerce of the U. S. in 1 8 9 1 ...
60
Banks, National and State, Condition of.
(monthly)............53, 221, 385,541, 742, 903
21, 65, 102, 512, 584, 624, 910, 938 Foreign Exchange in 1891..........................
60 Norfolk & Western, Annual Report.......... 582
Banks, National System, Growth o f.......... 134 Foreign Trade, Dimensions o f .................. 182 Norfolk & Western Preliminary Statement 38o
Foreign Trade, Gold Exports, &c.............. 1028
Banks (State) and Repeal of Tax on Circu­
Northern Paciflc RR., Accounts for the
266
lation...................................................781, 868 Foreign Trade and Gold Movement for
Half-Year...........................................
1891...................................................... 46, 178 Northern Paciflc RR., Earnings and Ex­
Banks (State), Reserve Holdings where
983
Foreign Trade Movement (monthly)— 2,
Deposited................................................ - - " 8
b
344, 506, 701, 866, 1028 Northern Paciflc RR., Land Grant and
Baring Bros, and Balance Owing to Bank
Foreign Trade Movement in Foreign E x - ___
460
of England..................................... .—
Land Sales. See I nvestors’ Supple ­
change.............................. 2, 46, 92, 134, 178
Bland Free Coinage Bill Means Silver
ment , May.
.
Mono-Metallism........ ................................ "306 Germany’s New Commercial Treaties...... 136 Northern Paciflc RR. Passes Dividend on
Bonds, United States, and other Old Ma­
Preferred
Stock..........................................
821
tured Obligations Redeem ed.................. 222 Gold Exports in 1892 less disturbing than
47
in 1891.................................................. --- 304 Oats. Production in 18 9 1 ............................
Boston National Banks, Condition o f ..65,
Pennsylvania RR, Annual Report............ 387
511, 988 Gold Exports induced by Coffee Imports
and
Speculation........—
.
.........¿02
Pennsylvania
RR.,
Earnings
&
Expenses
Boston & New York, Differential Rates
and Political Conventions.. 1028
180,345, 507, 702, 868,1027
Between..................................- - ................ 744 Gold Exports
Exports, the Reasons for them........ 702 Pennsylvania and Philadelphia & Read­
Breadstuff's Agricultural Reports — - - - - - 779 Gold
Gold Exports, Silver, Crop Conditions,
ing and Coal Rates....................................... 665
Breadstuff’s, Provisions, &c., Exports from
Floods, &c. Influences Affecting Market 984 Philadelphia National Banks, Condition
U. g ................ 93, 306, 461, 617, 779, 982
Gold Movement for 1891..................- --46, 178
0f
.............1....................... 65,512, 910
Breadstuffs, Receipts at Lake and River
Gold
Production of Australia since 1851. 142 Philadelphia & Reading RR., Annual RePorts (monthly)..98,270, 427, 621, 785, 944
Gold
Production
in
1891
and
Previous
p
o
r
t
.................................................
« ” -•
95
53
Breadstuffs, Sales at New York in 1891..
141 Philadelphia & Reading RR. and
Coal
British Politics—The Situation Peculiar.. 425
142
Gold
Production
of
Mexico
since
1877---Combination........................................
—
740
Brooklyn & Kings Co. Debt Limit not
Exceeded . . . ..................................... ....... 773 Gold Production of Russia......................... 143 Philadelphia & Reading RR., Earnings
and Expenses..................................... - - - - 867
Business Conditions Reflected in Failures 48 Gold Production of-South Africa............... 143
Gold Production of U. S. since 1878. -....... 141 Philadelphia & Reading Leases New JerBusiness Depression with Per Capita InGold
Production
of
World
since
1851.......
143
sey Central & Lehigh Valley............ 264, 304
crease in t urrency...............................—- 94 Gold Production 1891, Mint Report of. - - - 664
Philadelphia & Reading RR., Monthly
Canadian Pacific RR., Progress o f............ 823 Gold in Sight, Has Stock Decreased........ 1031
Stâtcmcuts................................................ 90o
Census—Local Finances.............. ................ 619 Gold, U. S. Imports and Exports of,
Philadelphia & Reading and Pennsylvania
(monthly), 2, 344, 506, 701,1028
Census—Middle States Social Statistics— 905
and Coal R ates................... - - - - - - - - ---• - , 665
Census—New England Social Statistics... 706 Gold Shipments, Senator Sherman’ s
klitinal Conventions & Exports of Gold. 1028
Speeoh, Intemat. Conference, e tc ..904, 940 Population in Small Towns of the U. S ... 986
Census—Small Towns of the United States 986
Census—Wool Industry............................... 510 Gold, Why do we Export..................t ....... g4b Provisions, Breadstuffs, etc., Exports from
Grain Receipts at Seaboard........................ 389
Central RR. of New Jersey, Annual Re­
U. S..................... 93, 306, 461, 617, 779, 982
port.................................. - ......................... 667 Great Britain in 1891................ .............. 18b Railroad Accidents in Europe and
Great
Britain
Consents
to
the
InternaCereal <fo p s of 1891.......................—
51
America....... .............................. . — ---- 268
Chesapeake & Ohio RR., new acquisitions
93
tional Silver Conference................. ------ '78 Railroad
Combination, Reading, New JerChicago & Alton, Annual Report............... 348 Guenzburg, J. E., of St. Petersburg, fails. 460
sey Central & Lehigh Valley..........264, 304
Chicago Banks, Condition of---- 102, 512,
Housatonic RR., Change of Ownership... 984 Railroad Commissioners’ (New York)
989
Recommendations..............................- —
93
Illinois Banks, condition o f................... - - - 909
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR., Anwial
Railroad Consolidation, Advantages of. -. 509
581 Illinois Central RR. Acquires Louisville
Report........................................ -Railroad Construction and Earnings in
New
Orleans
&
Texas
RR
...................
939
Chicago & Northwestern RR., Preliminary
1 8 9 1 ......................
60
Annual Statement..........................- - ....... 903 Illinois Centrals Half-Yearly Statement.. 135 Railroad Construction, New, in 1891............
4
Chicago & Northwestern RR., Results on. 225 India’ s Depressed Trade and Decline in
7
Silver.......................................
. . . . . . . . . 778 Railroad Dividends in 1891............................
Chicago Rock Island Paciflc RR., Annual
Railroad
Earnings,
Character
of
Current
Trade and Silver Speculation.. . . . .
54
R e p o r t................... - ................................. 941 India’s
Returns..........3, 47,135,179, 222, 306,
Inter-State Commerce—“ Party Rates —
Chilian War rumors................ - -......... ¿34
385, 507, 541, 580, 617, 701, 867, 903
Supreme Court Decision.......................... 822
Chinese Exclusion, Action on Geary Bui. 700
Railroad Earnings, Gross (monthly). .96,
Iron,
Pig,
Stock
of.........................
.......
.617
Circulation of State Banks, Shall tax on
269, 426, 620, 784, 943
Production and Consumption m
be repealed.. . . . . . . . . . . . . _....-..----7 8 1 , 868 Iron
1891......................................................135, 184 Railroad Earnings, Gross and Net for
Clearings and Speculation in U. S. in 1891 51
849
Clearings by Telegraph................ - - - ------ 910 Iron Production in the Leading Produc­
ing Countries..................-......................... 542 Railroad Earnings, Net (monthly). ¿..139, 987
Clearings in U. S. (monthly) .53, 221, 3|5,
309, 465, 668, 825,
Kansas Freight Rates, Question o f ......... 463 Railroad Investments in Texas and Mr.
Coal Combination and Advance in Prices. 740 Kansas Railroad Rates, Reduction il l ..... 223
Reagan..................................- - — Kansas and Special Legislation......... . .42, 128 Railroad
Coal P r o d u c á » , A u .t o a c lt e ^ .137, 3 « , —
and Miscellaneous Securities in
Kings Co. and Brooklyn Debt Limit not
79
1891
.................................................. 60,
Coal Rate Reduction by PennsylvaniaRR. 665
E xceeded.................................................... 773 Railroad Rates, Differential, between BosCoal Roads, Anthracite, < ombination be­
Laws
of
Kansas
Affecting
Municipal
ton
and
New
York.................
744
tween .................................................. 264, 304
D eb t.................................................. ...4 2 , 128 Railroad Rates in Kansas, Reduction in .. 223
Coffee Imports, Large..................... . - - / 04, 866 Local Finances................ ..............- --........- t>ia Railroad Stocks, Price of, in Boston,
5 London Criticism of Atchison and AmenColorado’s new views on Silver Legislation
Philadelphia and Baltimore in 1891.
Commercial Treaties between Germany
can Railroad Methods............................ .-- 1029
See I nvestors’ Supplement, March.
136 London over the Silver Scare and Again
and other European Countries...........
Railroads—London Criticism of Atchison
Competition or Combination as a regulator
Buying American Securities..............---- 778
and American Methods............................. 1029
of price.......................- ................. ••........... 740 Louisville New Orleans & Texas Acquired
Railroads, “ Party Rates” and Supreme
51
Corn Production in U. S. in 1891...............
by Illinois Central..................................... ” 39
Court Decision........................................... 822
Cotton Acreage, Stand and Condition m
maine Local Finances...................... - - - - - - 619 Railroad Trunk Line Earnings and Sea­
1892.................................. - .......--------- 947 Manufactures,
board Grain Receipts..................-------- 389
Iron,
Coal,
Petroleum,
1891
59
Cotton, Breadstuffs, &c., Exports from
Mercantile Failures, First Quarter of 1892 540 Railroads, The Question of Kansas Rates. 463
u s . - ................... 93, 306>461, 617, 779’ 982 Mercantile Failures in 1891.............- - - - - - 67 Railroads, The Zone System of Passenger
Cotton, Consumption at d Overland Move­
Fares...............................— -,- 462
ment (monthly)..........54, 228, 390, 545, 746 Mercantile Failures as Reflecting Busi­
ness Conditions....................................
48 Reagan (Mr.), and Texas Railroad Invest­
Cotton Receipts at S o u th e rn P o r t s
ments......
................
6
S. Imports and Exports
(monthly)... ........ 99,270, 428,.622, 785, 945 Merchandise, U.
5b
(monthly), 2, 344, 506, 701,1028 Retrospect of 1891..................... *................
Cotton Supply and Consumption in Europe
Review
of
Year
1891
by
months...........
.
61
Central RR., Annual Report... , 745
(by cable)................................................... 22b Mexican National
RR., Annual Report.. - 579 Richmond & Danville RR., Appointment.
Crops, Condition o f........................ ............ «¿y Mexican
of Receiver................. .... -.......- -- -- ......... 983
51 Mexico’s Production of Gold and Silver... 142 Richmond
Crops, Enormous Yield, in 1 8 9 1 ...........
Terminal, and Drexel, Morgan
Middle
States
Social
Statistics................... 905
Currency Holdings, Treasury... . 94, 222,
& Co........................... t.............................. §66
POO; OoJL? 743 Mineral Development of United States... 424




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January—June, 1892.]
P age .
Richmond & West Point Terminal Plan... 464
Rothschild’ s Defalcation............................. 662
St. Louis National Banks, Condition of .63,
512, 988
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass. RR., Dis­
charge of Receiver.........................- - - - - - »82
San Francisco Imports and Exports of
Gold and Silver........ 144, 310, 466, 624,
82o, yyy
Seaboard Grain Receipts................. ------- 389
Sherman’ s (Senator) Speech, Silver Legislation, etc.......... . ............... ................ 904, 940
Silver Bill and the Silver Industry........... 508
Silver Bill in the House............................... 506
Silver, The Bland Free Coinage Bill Means
Mono-Metallism. ............
306
Silver, Decline in and India’s Trade.......... 778
Silver and Gold Production (ounces),1891,
Mint Report o f.................... *........... -*->•• 664
Silver International Conference, Great
Britain’ s Consent..............................778, 940
Silver Legislation and Colorado............ - 5
Silver Legislation, Senator Sherman s
Speech, International Conference, &c...
r
904, 940
Silver, Low Price of. and the Bland B ill... 264
Silver Notes and Gold Exports, Effect on
Markets...................- — - ......................... 982

P age .
P age .
Texas RR. Investments and Mr.¡Reagan..
6
Silver Production, Broken Hill Mine, (New
Trade
(Foreign)
and
Foreign
Exchange
South Wales)..........................................143
2,
46,
92,
134,
178
Silver Production in 1891 and Previous
and Chronicle Statements of
Y ea rs.......................................................... 141 Treasury
Volume of Currency in U. S. compared. 181
Silver Production of Mexico since 1877... 142
Interpreted
Silver Production of U. S. since 1878....... 141 |Treasury, Monthly Statements
222, 386, 580, 743
Silver Production of the World since 1851 144 '
Trunk Line Earnings and Grain Receipts. 389
Silver Scare in London (the Effect of Mr.
Giflfen’s Prophecy) Passing Aw ay.......... 778 Union Pacific RR., Annual Report. . . . . . . . 704
Silver Speculation and India’s Trads........
54 U. S. Debt and Redemption of Refunding
Silver, U. S. Imports and Exports of
Certificates ...................................................222
(monthly)...................... 2, 344, 506, 701,1028 U. 8. Government Revenue and Disburse­
Slave Trade and Victoria Nyanza R R ....... 544
ments .....................................
Social Statistics—Middle States.................. 905 U. S. Public Lands in 1 8 9 1 ........................
58
Social Statistics—New England States---- 706 U. S. Railroad Earnings for 1891 ............... 349
Southern Pacific Co., Magnitude o f............ 782 Tj. S Treasury Statements Interpreted ...
Speculation and Clearings in 1891............
51
222,386,580, 743
St. Louis National Banks, Condition o f . ..
65, 512, 988 Victoria Nyanza RR. and the Slave Trade. 544
Stock Exchange Clearing House Transac-____ Virginia Debt Settlement, Contents of the
Bill P assed.................................................. 337
tions................ .................... 910, 953,988,1033
Stock Exchange, Share Sales (monthly)
W ater Transportation in the U. S............... 907
53,221, 385, 541, 742, 903 Wheat Acreage in 1892................................. 940
Stock of Gold, Has it Decreased...............- 1031 Wheat, Winter, Condition o f.......617,779, 939
Wheat, Production in U. S in 1891............
47
T a x on State Bank Circulation, Repeal of
_ Wool Industry................................................. 510
781, 868
Texas Alien Land Law, New...................... 733 Zone System of Passenger F a res............... 462

Foreign Correspondence, Financial, Commercial, Railroads, See,
[Annual reports are indexed in black-faced figures. 1
A.,

P age .
Adirondack RR............................................. 486
Alabama Great Southern R R — , ............. 923
Albany & Susquehanna R R ................ 289, 800
Allegheny Valley R R ................... 328, 405, 524
American Bell Telephone.......... 443, 5 5 9 , 559
American Cotton Oil Co............................... 761
American District Telegraph Co. .33,119, 366
American Lithographic Co.......................... 276
American Rapici Telegraph Co................... 844
American Sugar Refineries C o ...119, 202,
469,525, 761
American Tobacco Company..................... 485
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe RR.158,202,
242, 287, 328, 525, 642, 844, 886,1047
Atlanta & Florida R R .................................. 287
Austin & Northwestern R R .......................... 1009

P age .
Central & South American Telegraph Co.. 1047
69
Central Vermont R R ...................................
Charleston Cinn. & Chicago RR.287, 485,
683,799, 968
Charleston & Savannah RR........... ............ 405
Charleston Sumter & Northern R R ... 158, 525
Chattanooga Southern RR......... 287, 485, 887
Chesapeake & Ohio R R .......119,158,366,
597,642, 644*761,1009
Chicago & Alton ÎIR........................... 3 6 3 , 720
Chicago Burlington & Q. R R ...242, 5 58, 561
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR................... 964
Chicago Elevated Terminal RR................... 158
Chicago Gas Co........... 366, 405, 443, 485, 799
Chicago & Great Western RR— 159, 525,
720, 887, 923, 964,1047
Chicago June. Rys. & U. S. Yards Co.328,
s
405, 923
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul R R ............ 443
Chicago & Northern Pacific R R ................. 1047
Chicago & Northwestern R R ....................... 923
Chicago R. I. & Pacific RR..119, 597, 923,
964, 966
Chioago St. Paul & Kansas City RR..159,
525,720, 923
Chicago St. Paul M. & O. RR ...................... 558
Chicago & West Michigan R R ............. 287, 6 4 2
Chicago & Western Indiana RR........761, 10 0 8
Cinn. Hamilton & Dayton R R .. .287, 642,
799,924,1047
Cinn. Jackson & Mackinaw R R ...3 3 ,119,
287, 433, 485, 1047
City Bonds, Prices of, See Stocks and
Bonds, General Quotations, (monthly).
Citizens’ Gaslight Co. (Brooklyn).......597,
887, 888
Claflin Co., H. B ........ .................................. 202
Cleveland Canton & Southern B R ............. 844
Cleveland Lorain <fc Wheeling R R ..- 9 2 3 ,1047
Cleveland & Pittsburg R R .................. 202, 206
Coin and Bullion. Prices in New York
(weekly), See Bankers’ Gazette. Prices
in London. See Monetary and Commer­
cial English N ews.
Colorado Coal & Iron Co......................202, 559
Ci dorado Fuel Co.......................................... 202
Columbus H. V. & Toi. R R .2 4 2 , 242, 443,
446, 845, 887
Columbus Shawnee & Hocking RR........... 486
Commercial Cable Co.................................. 525
Commercial Epitome (weekly). See Com­
mercial Times.
Commercial and Miscellaneous News
(weekly)........ 23, 67,104,146,191, 232,
274, 312, 354, 394, 432, 468, 514, 548,
585, 626, 671, 709, 750, 790, 828, 874,
913, 954, 990,1035
Commercial Times (weekly)...35, 80,121,
165, 208, 249, 289, 330, 370, 447, 493,
527 564 605, 648. 687, 726, 766, 806,
853, 889, 925, 968,1011,1052
Concord & Montreal RR.......................845, 887
Connecticut River R R ........ 202, 287, 762, 799
Consol. K. C. Smelting & Refining Co.366, 370
Consolidation Coal Co................................. 5 2 4
Consols—Daily Prices of in London. See
Monetary and Commercial English News
(weekly). Financial Review (monthly).

B.
Baltimore Belt RR....................................... 287
Baltimore & Drum Point R R .................
366
Baltimore & Ohio RR..158, 366, 368, 642,
683, 721
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern R R ..287, 485
Bank of England, Condition of (weekly by
cable). See Financial Situation.
Bank of England Statements (weekly). See
Monetary and CommercialEnglishNews.
Bank Statements, New York, Boston and
Phila. (weekly). See Bankers’ Gazette.
Bank Stocks,prices in New York (weekly).
See Bankers’ Gazette. In leading cities.
See General Quotations (monthly).
Bankers’ Gazette (w eekly)....24, 70,106,
148, 193, 234, 278, 314, 356, 396, 434,
470, 516, 550, 588, 628, 672, 711, 752,
791, 830, 876, 915, 956, 994 1038
Banks, National, Abstracts from Reports
to Comptroller of Currency__ 199, 638,1044
Banks, National, Organized (weekly). See
Commercial and Miscellaneous News.
Beech Creek R R ............................................ 887
Bonds Called for Payment.. .78, 158, 202,
276, 328, 405, 443, 469, 525, 683, 761,
844, 923,1047
Bonds, Prices of all Classes. See Stocks
and Bonds, General Quotations (month­
ly). See Bankers’ Gazette (weekly).
Bonds, See Titles—United States, State,
City, Municipal and Railroad Bonds.
Boston & Albany R R ............................243, 762
Boston & Lowell R R .................................. .
78
Boston & Maine R R ............................. 328, 762
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore Stock
Exchange Prices (weekly). See Bank­
ers’ Gazette.
Breadstuflfs, Agricultural Reports on .654,
812, 974
Breadstuflfs, British Prices and Statistics
(weekly). See Monetary and Commer­
cial English News.
Breadstuflfs, Exports of, from the U. S.,
147, 376, 499, 627, 89-5,1037
Breadstuff Market and Statistics (weekly),
See Commercial Times.
Brooklyn City R R .......................................... 1047
Brooklyn Elevated R R................ 597,761, 924
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh R R..243,
761,799, 887
Com M eal,?'SeeBreadstuffs'
Bullion. See Gold and Silver.
Burlington Cedar Rapids & North. R R ... 641 Corporation Law of New York.................. 159
Cotton—See also the title “ Cotton ” in Edi­
torial Articles.
C.
Do Acreage in Georgia......................... 334
Camden & Atlantic R R ............................... 7 2 0
Do
Acreage,
Stand, Condition, 1892. 947
Canada Southern R R.................................... 9 2 3
Do Acreage in Texas............................. 691
Canadian Pacific RR.202, 799, 8 4 3 , 8 4 7 , 887
Do
Agricultural
Bureau’s Report for
Canal and Miscellaneous Stock and Bond
February, 295 ; May, 810 ; J une, 972
List. See I nvestoks’ Supplement (bi­
Do
Amount
of
Crop
in Sight (weekly)
monthly).
Do Augusta Convention on Reduc­
Canton Co. (Balt.)................
328
tion
of
Acreage...........................
293
Central Iowa HR..........................................
78
Do Clearances from U. S. Ports.
Central N. E. & Western R R .......243, 287,
Do
Consumption
in
Europe.226,
3
3
4
,
___
525, 597, 800, 1047
497, 691. 810, 1015
Central Pacific R R ....................................... 88 4
Do
Consumption
and
Overland
MoveCentral RR. & Banking Co. of Georgia. 32,
ment—December, 54 ; January,
33, 78, 443, 485, 525, 559, 844, 965
228; February, 390; March, 545;
Central RR. of N, J.288, 4 0 4 , 6 8 1 , 6 8 4 ,
April, 746; May, 929.
887, 923




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Cotton—East India Crop Prospects— 39,
125,’ 212, 334, 374, 532, 568,
609, 730, 770, 811, 858, 930,
973, 1056
Do East India Exports of Yam s and
Goods to China and Japan........ 374
Do Egyptian, Alexandria Report by
Cable (weekly).
Do Egyptian Crop, &c...........39, 253,1056
Do Exports Yam s and Goods from
Gt. Britain..169, 374, 532, 730,
893,1056
Do Fall River Mill Dividends....497, 857
Do Fertilizer Shipments from Char­
leston............................................ 497
Do Fire at New Orleans...................... 609
Do Floods in Mississippi..................... 652
Do Height of Rivers (weekly).
Do High Water.. .810, 893, 929, 972,
1016,1056
Do India Shipments (weekly by cable).
Do Interior To wns Movem’t (weekly).
Do Liverpool Market (weekly).
Do Louisiana Agricultural Report .. 1056
Do Manchester Markets (weekly).
Do Manufactures, Exports of month­
ly) ..........84, 334, 497, 568, 770, 929
Do Market and Statistics (weekly),
See Commercial Times.
Do New Texas Port............................. 730
Do N. Y. Cotton Exchange..........929, 973
Do Overland Cotton, Spinners’ Tak­
ings (weekly).
Do Plantation Movement—Why Fig­
ures of Previous Years are Re­
vised.............................................. 169
Do Port Receipts and Daily Crop
Movement (weekly).
Do Quotations for Middling at Other
Markets (weekly).
Do Receipts from Plantations (weekly).
Do Reducing Acreage....................39, 84
Do Rice Versus Cotton................ 1016
Do St. Louis Receipts................... 212
Do Stoppage of Spindles in Great
Britain................................... 652
Do Summary of Temperature and
Rainfall.............................. ‘. . . . . . 1016
Do Texas Crop, Acreage and Condi­
tion.........................................857, 930
Do Visible Supply (weekly).
Do Weather Record for November,
December, January and Febru­
ary, 531; March, April and May. 1017
Do Weather Reports by Telegraph
(weekly).
Coxe Bros. & Co. Coal Decision.................. 159
».
e Bardeleban Coal <feIron Co................... 486
Debt Statement (monthly). See U. S. Debt
Delaware & Hudson Canal C o ..3 6 4 , 486,
560,643, 799
Delaware Lack. & West. R R — 2 0 2 , 288,
366, 800
Denver & Rio Grande RR .................... 242, 443
Detroit Lansing & Northern R R ........ 287, 6 8 2
Detroit Mackinac & Marquette Lai d
Grant.....................................................33, 328
Distilling & Cattle Feeding C«.......... 6 8 2
Dividends Declared (weekly). See Bank­
ers’ Gazeete.
Dry G oodM arket and Statistics (weekly).
See Commercial Times.
Dubuque & Sioux City R R .................. 159
Duluth & Winnipeg R R ....................... 597
Dutchess Co. RR..............................
887
E.
East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia RR.
800, 924
Economic Gas Co........... - ................. - .366, 405
Edison Electric Illuminating Co........ 159,
202, 3 6 6 , 469, 924
Edison General Electric Company... .119,
242, 2 8 6 , 287, 328, 443, 597, 761,1048

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Elizabeth-Lexington * Big Sandy RR.
242, 287, 328, 720
England, Bank of. See Bank.
English Correspondence and Cable Report
(weekly). See Monetary and Commer­
cial English News.
Exchange Market and Prices (weekly).
See Bankers’ Gazette.
Evansville & Indianapolis R R .................. 119
Evansville & Richmond R R................ 366, 643
___119, 366
Evanville & Terre Haute R R ..
Exchange, Sterling, Daily Prices of
(monthly.) See Financial Review.
Exports and Imports of Specie and Mer­
chandise ai New York, Value of (weekly).
See Commerc’l and Miscellaneous News.
Exports and Imports of the United States.
See United States.
F.
Failures. Sec Mercantile Failures.
Fall River Warren & Providence RR ........ 800
Financial Review (monthly). See in Edi­
torial Articles.
Fitchburg R R . . . . .......... .................. ...2 43 , 762
Flint & Pere Marquette RR.........328,447, 798
Flour. See Breadstuffs.
Foreign Correspondence on Markets
(weekly), See Monetary and Commer­
cial English News.
Foreign Exchange. See Exchange.
France, Bank of. ' See Bank.
Frankfort & Southeastern R R ........ .......... 763
G.
Galveston Harrisburg * San Antonio RR. 800
Gas Stocks. See Commercial and Miscel­
laneous News (weekly). General Quota­
tions (monthly).
General Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
(monthly). See Stocks and Bonds.
General Electric Co....683, 761, 800, 845,
1048,1050
Gold Exports and Imports at New York
(weekly). See Com. and Mis. News.
Grain. See Breadstuffs.
Grand Rapids & Indiana RR...................... 885
Great Britain. See British.
Great Northern R R ...............................525, 684
Green Bay Winona & St. Paul R R ___443,
486, 800
Gunny Bags (weekly). See Cotton Report.
H.
Housatonic R R ..................................... 3 3 ,10 0 9
Houston East & West Texas RR................ 597
Houston & Texas Central R R ___287, 492,1009
Hudson River Tunnel Co............................ 597
I.
Illinois Central R R ...............................159, 964
Illinois Steel Co........................................... 287
Imports and Exports of Specie and Mer­
chandise at New York, Value of (weekly)
See Commerc’l and Miscellaneous News.
Imports and Exports of the United States.
See United States, &c.
Indianapolis Decatur & Springfield R R ... 242
Indianapolis Decatur & Western RR.287, 643
Insurance Stocks, Prices in Leading Cities.
See General Quotations of Stocks and
Bonds (monthly).
International & Great Northern R R ...3 3 ,
78, 203, 243, 287, 329, 366
Investments. Bi-monthly Article in I nvestoks’ Supplement.
Investments and Railroad Intelligence.30,
76, 116, 154, 200, 240, 284, 324, 362,
402, 440, 480, 522, 556. 594, 639, 678,
717, 758,797,840, 882, 921, 962, 1004,1045
I nvestors’ Supplement (published the
last Saturday of every other month) will
be found in this volume at end of Janu­
ary, March and May, respectively.
Iowa Central R R ...................................243, 6*8
J.
JTalisco Pacific R R ......................................... 1009
K.
Kanawha & Michigan R R .......................... 801
Kan. City Fort Scott & Memphis RR.410, 720
K. C. Watkins & Gulf RR.....................525, 761
K. C. Wyandotte & Northwest. R R ...8 8 9 ,1047
Keokuk & Western R R .................................. 5 2 4
Kings County Elevated R R ........................ 924
L.
Uake Erie & West. R R ................ 443, 444, 558
Lake Shore & M. S. R R ...............367, 7 6 0 , 845
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co...................... 3 6 4
Lehigh & Hudson River RR................ 289, 888
Lehigh Valley RR........ 33, 1 5 8 , 288, 761, 965
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Co.................... 4 0 5
Liverpool and London Markets (weekly),
See Monetary and Commercial English
News.
Long Island R R ............................289, 597, 846
Louisville & Nashville R R .....................78,1009
Louisville New A lban y* Chicago RR.203, 4 0 6
Louisville N. O. & Tex. R R ........................ 964
Lynchburg & Durham R R .................
159

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TJIacon & Atlantic RR.................................. 683
Macon & Birmingham R R .......................... 683
Manhattan Elevated R R ............. 203, 243, 846
Marietta & N. Georgia RR. .203, 597, 887, 924
Maryland Coal Co........................................ 3 6 5
Massachusetts Railroads........... ......... 243, 762
Maxwell Land Grant.................................. „ 367
Mercantile Failures.....................................
20
Merchandise, Stocks of, in New York
(monthly)............80 ,2 4 9 ,4 1 1 ,5 6 4 ,7 6 6 , 925
Meriden Waterbury & Conn. R R ........ 367, 648
Metropolitan Traction Co........................... 367
Mexican Central RR................... 159, 7 6 0 , 7 63
Mexican National Cons. Co..........................1009
Mexican National R R...............5 9 6 , 6 0 3 , 762
Michigan Central R R .................................. 7 6 0
Milwaukee Lake Shore* West’n RR..119, 5 9 6
Minn. & St. L. R R .......321, 443, 721, 762, 964
Minnesota Iron Co..............
119
Missouri Kansas * Eastern R R ..,,..,2 8 8 , 433




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Missouri Kansas & Texas RR__ 159, 288,
433,443, 845, 887, 1009,1047
Missouri Pacifie RR.......................78, 4 4 2 , 4 8 3
Mobile & Ohio RR....... 276, 288, 329, 683,
761, 800
Monetary and Commercial English News
and Market Prices by Cable (weekly).21,
66, 102, 144, 190, 231, 272, 310, 353,
393, 431, 467, 512, 547, 584, 625, 670,
708, 749, 788, 827, 873, 912, 953, 989,1034
Money Market (weekly), See Bankers’
Gazette.
Money Market in London and Continental
Cities( weekly), See Monetary and Com­
mercial English News.
Monterey & Mexican Gulf R R ............643, 964
Mutual District Telegraph Co....................
33
Mutual Gas Co. of Chicago......................... 845
N.
National Banks. See Banks.
National Cordage C o..34, 243, 2 4 7 , 643, 725
National Wall Paper Co................................1009
New York & Canada R R ......................289, 888
N. Y. C. & H. R. R R ...............34, 243, 486, 845
N. Y. Chic. & St. Louis R R ......... 329, 800, 8 8 5
New York Central Bridge........................... 560
New York City Bank Statement (weekly),
See Bankers’ Gazette.
New York City Exports and Imports
(weekly), See Commercial and Miscel­
laneous News.
New York City Foreign Trade (monthly),
146, 355, 514, 709, 875
N. Y. L. E. & West’n (Erie) RR..288, 761, 846
New York & New England R R .. .78, 367,
4 4 2 , 443, 721, 800, 924, 964,1048
New York N. H. & Hartford RR.288, 560,
721,800, 924
New York & Northern R R ..........243,405, 721
N. Y. Ont. & W. RR..289, 444, 597, 683,
721, 846
N. Y. Penn. & Ohio R R ............................... 721
N. Y. Providence & Boston R R .. 560, 887, 964
New York State, Railroads Operated in
(Quarterly Report)..204, 243, 288,800,
846,888, 924
New York Stock Exchange, New Securi­
ties..120, 203, 276, 367, 444, 525, 560,
643,725, 800, 889, 964,1048
New York Stock Exchange ClearingHouse. t...................................................... 648
N. Y. Stock Exchange, Prices of State
Bonds. See Bankers’ Gazette (weekly)
New York Street Railroads, Consolidated. 597
N. Y. Susquehanna & Western R R ...243, 3 6 5
Norfolk & Western R R ....159, 203, 204,
288, 4 0 » , 405, 5 9 s , 5 9 9 , 845, 887
Norfoik Wilmington & Charleston RR........ 598
North American Co............................845,1007
Northern Central R R .................................. 3 2 7
Northern Pacific RR...159, 288, 845, 965,1048
o,
Ohio & Mississippi R R .. 120, 203, 243,
486, 560, 598, 965, 1009
Oats Market (weekly), See Breadstuffs.
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain R R ..410, 888
Ohio River R R .............................................. 1 0 4 6
Ohio Southern R R ............................... 643, 6 *‘l
Ohio Valley R R ........................................... 800
Old Colony R R ..................................... 243, 762
Omaha & St. Louis R R ................................ 968
Oregon Improvement C o..288, 4 8 4 , 643,1048
Oregon Pacific RR................ 78,159,447, 845
P.
Pacific Mail SS. Co..............
886
Pacific Railroads, Bonds Issued to. See
United States Debt Statement (monthly).
Panama R R .................................................. 5 9 6
Pennsylvania R R .........................4 0 4 ,4 0 6 , 447
Phila.Bank Statement and Prices of Stocks
and Bonds (weekly). See Bankers’ GaPhiladelphia f'o ............................................ 10 0 8
Philadelphia & Erie R R ............................. 3 6 5
Philadelphia & Reading R R .. I I S , 203,
288, 329, 367, 410, 444, 486, 525, 598,
643, 721, 762,799, 887, 965, 1010
Philadelphia & Sea Shore RR.................... 203
Pittsburg Chartiers & Youghiogheny RR. 598
Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis.
561, 885
Pittsburg & Lake Erie R R ......................... 641
Pitts. Shenango & L. E. RR....... 120, 526, 598
Port Reading KR..................... -................. 762
Poughkeepsie Bridge..120,159, 203, 243,
287,329,597,725,800,
Provisions. /SeeCommorciai Times (weekly).
Public Debt. See United States Debt.
a.
Quicksilver Mining Co............................... 367
It.
Railroad Bonds, Prices in 1891................
10
Railroad Construction in 1891........... . —
33
Railroad Earnings, See Editorial Articles
(monthly). See Bankers’ Gazette and In ­
vestment and Railroad Intelligence
(weekly).
Railroad & Miscel. Stocks, Prices in 1891.
16
Railroad Stock and Bond List. See Invest­
ors ’ Supplement (bi-monthly).
Raiiroad Stocks. See Stocks.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds, Prices of. See
Bankers’ Gazette (weekly). See General
Quotations (monthly).
Railroads Operated Within Massachusetts,
243, 762
Railroads Operated Within New York
State (Quarterly Reports).204, 243, 288,
800,846, 888, 924
Rensselaer & Saratoga R R ..................289, 800
Richmond & Danville R R — 79,120, 244,
487,724,762, 965,1010,1048
Richm’d N’ville Irvine & Beattyville RR. 355
Richmond & W. P. Terminal C o...34,120,
329, 410, 443, 486, 487, 561, 598, 643,
684, 762, 846, 888, 924,1048
Rio Grande Southern R R ........... 160, 163, 446
Rio Grande Western R R ___243, 526, 598, 762

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R ailroad Mortgages—
Chesa. & Ohio RR.. General Mortgage. 644
Lake Erie & Western RR., First Mort. 444
Norfolk & Western RR., M. & W. Div.,
First Mortgage.................................... 204
Rio Grande Southern RR., First Mort. 163
St. Louis & San Fran. RR., Consol M .. 244
Wabash RR., Det. & Chic. Extension,
First Mortgage...................................1049
St. Joseph & Grand Island R R .. .79, 243, 965
St. Louis Alt. & Springfield R R ..........204, 924
St. Louis Alton & Terre Haute RR. ..5 2 4 , 7 2 0
St. Louis & Iron Mountain RR................... 762
St. Louis & San Francisco R R ........... 244,1048
St. Louis Southwestern RR ................... 34, 846
St. Louis Vandalia & T. H. R R ..........286, 846
San Antonio & Aransas Pass RR.846,965,1011
St. Paul & Duluth R R ................................
276
St. Paul Minn. & Man. RR ......... 684, 924,1011
Sandusky & Columbus Short Line RR...... 486
Savannah Americus & Mont. RR........120, 684
Security Corporation........................... 643, 647
Sherman Anti-Trust Law of 1890............. 762
Silver and Gold Coins, Prices of, in New
York (weekly). See Bankers’ Gazette.
Prices in London. See Monetary and
Commercial English News.
Silver and Gold Exports and Imports at
New Y ork (weekly). See Co mmercial and
Miscellaneous News. Exp. and Imp. of
the U. S. See U. S. Exports and Imports.
South Carolina R R .......3 », 120, 329, 968, 1011
Southern Pacific C o.. .526, 598, 801, 8 2, 88 »
Specie. See Gold and Silver.
Standard Oil Co............................. 447, 469, 526
State Bonds, Market, Prices, etc. See
Bankers’ Gazette (weekly). See Stocks
and Bonds, General Quotations (month­
ly.)
State Bonds. Prices in 1891........................
18
State and City Department. ..42, 87,128,
215, 255, 337, 378, 417, 454, 501, 535,
571, 612, 656, 694, 733, 773, 814, 861,
897, 933, 975, 1021, 1059
State and City Supplement will be
found in this volume under date May 21.
Staten Island Rapid Transit Co..........243, 888
Sterling Exchange. See Exchange.
Stock and Bond Market and Prices (week­
ly), See Bankers’ Gazette.
Stock and Bond Tables. See I nvestors’
Supplement (bi-monthly).
Stock Exchange, New Securities Listed..
120, 203, 276, 367, 444, 525, 560, 643,
725,964, 1048
Stocks and Bonds, General Quotations all
classes (monthly).. 110, 318, 474,632,
834, 998
Stocks, Range in Prices of (monthly). See
Financial Review of Month.
Sub-Treasury, New York, Daily Transac­
tions at (weekly). See Bankers’ Gazette
or Commercial and Miscellaneous News.
Sugar. See Commercial Epitome.
Syracuse Binghamton & N. Y. R R ........... 288
T.
Tenn. C. L. & RR. C o ....410, 447, 486,
801, 8 4 4 , 8 5 1 , 968, 1011
Tenn. Midland R R ...............598, 684, 801, 965
Terminal Railroad Ass’n of St. Louis.289, 4 8 5
Terre Haute & Indianapolis RR............... 846
Texas & Pacific R R ........... 367, 410, 183, 486
Thomson-Houston Electric Co.242, 287,
329, 443, 6 4 1 ,7 6 1 ,1 0 4 8
Toledo Ann Arbor & North Michigan RR. 763
Toledo & Ohio Central R R ......................... 801
Toledo St. Louis & Kansas City RR.. .598, 924
Toledo & South Haven RR.......................... 289
Treasury. See United States Treasury.
Trust Companies in N. Y. & B’klyn... 160, 204
Trunk Line Association............................... 162
Twin City Rapid Transit Co............. 52 4 ,1 0 4 8
U.
Union Pacific R R ... .526, 561, 7 1 9 , 7 2 2 , 725
United States Bonds Held to Secure De­
posits and Circulation (monthly)___68,
232,433, 585, 751, 913
United States Bonds, Prices in 1891........
19
United States Car Co................................... 725
United States Debt Statement (monthly),
66, 230, 430, 584, 788, 910
United States Government Revenue.. .68,
232, 394, 586, 750, 913
846 Imports a n d . Exports
United States
(monthly)...20, 186, 392, 512, 707, 8 7 2 ,103h
United States Legal Tenders and National
Bank Currency Movements, Comptroll­
er’s Statement (monthly)...68, 274, 394,
586,751, 913
United States Mints, Coinage by (month­
ly) ....................... 68, 232, 432, 586, 751, 913
United States Rolling Stock Co.................. 725
United States Rubber Co............................. 605
United States Securities,Market and Prices
(weekly), See Bankers’ Gazette. Daily
Prices of at London (weekly). See Mone­
tary and Commercial English News.
V.
Valley (Ohio) R R .......................................... 1011
W.
Wabash R R ........................... 34, 289, 968,1049
Waco & Northwestern R R ........................ 492
Wall Paper Trust.................................
801
West Jersey R R ........................... 276, 598, 6 4 2
West Virginia Central & Pittsburg RR,
4 8 5 ,7 2 1 , 725
Western Maryland R R ..................78, 207, 410
Western N. Y. & Penn. R R ....... 120, 289, 800
Western Traffic Ass’n
._.........162, 207, 801
Western Union Telegraph Co___447, 561, 965
Westinghouse Electric M’f’g Co................. 763
Wheat. See Breadstuffs.
Wheeling & Lake Er e R R .................. 162, 965
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal R R ............... 162
Wilmington & Northern R R ........ ............... 8 8 6