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MAGAZINE,

MERCHANTS’

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REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND

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NO. 474-

SATURDAY. JULY 25, 1874.

VOL. 19

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they say are propitious both here and abroai. Power¬
syndicates stand ready to lend their help. By the terms
fixed in the law these new fives cannot be sol 1 to the public

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Hence, we are asked to believe that 101£ is a good
price for the fives of the United Slates, and that at this rate,
or even below it, we can well afford to negotiate our fund¬
ing loan, so as to redeem the five-twenties, and thus lessen
the aggregate burden of the annual interest on the public

per cent below the market value at
It is pointed out that the French fives

debt.

Against it are
two of the numerous sections of the currency

Tfiis view meets with much

®l)c dUjrontcU.
The Commercial

price ot

arrayed

one or
reformers.
These

men

opposition.

claim that the bonds which have

just matured so far as to make them redeemable at pleasure,
and which it is now proposed to pay off, were negotiated

principle, which is professedly important and
once more in control over the financial
management of the Treasury. The presenc time, they say,
is the right time to put it in action once more.
It declares
that the Treasury policy should recognize two distinct
objects, the one of which naturally precedes and paves the
This preliminary step is “the reform of
way for the other.
the currency and the restoiation of the specie standard.”
When this first step is taken it a?ill make easy the second
step, which is “the funding of tbe whole debt of the United
States at four per cent.”
This, they say, was the principle
under

a

sound

should be enthroned

embodied in the act of March

3, 1865, under which were

negotiated two-thirds of the 956
now

under discussion.

millions of five-twenties

In confirmation of this view they

point to the fact that these bonds received the name of
They were so called because it was understood
The Publishers cannot be responsible for Remittances unless made oy
that the part of the debt they represent d should be consoli¬
Drafts
Post-Office Money Orders.
A neat file for holding current numbers of the Chronicle is sold at the
• fOce for 50 cents; postage on the same is 20 cents.
Volumes bound for sub¬ dated in this form until specie resumption *<houhi be com¬
scribers at $1 50. The first and second volumes of the Chronicle are wanted
plete, and a final arrangement should thereby become
by the publishers.
possible, so that the whole debt could be funded in a four
Mr. AIpx. Holmes is the only authorized traveling agent for the
Chronicle in the United States.
p^r cent uniform bond, like the English funds or the French
Mr. Edward McFee is the only authorized traveling agent in Great Britain
Post Office Box 4,592.

consols.

or

rentes.

considerable force. It has
On Thursday, as we report elsewhere, the bids closed for been often tta subject of popular complaint that the old
the 179 millions of five per cent bonds announced for Treasury policy of 1865 was set aside and that a new policy
established under the law of July, 1870. By this
subscription under the law of 1870. Mr. Bristow has been
offered abundance of counsel as to the ulterior steps which statute the work of Currency reform was postponed a id the
of funding preferred. Congress determined not to
he should take in carrying out the law, and various rumors work
wait for the resumption of specie payments before making
are current as to what he will do.
The last debt statement
vigorous attempt to fund the debt, and it was argued that
shows that there are 956 millions ot five twenties now pay¬
the burden of the annual interest might be greatly dimin¬
able. The option on the last of these bonds expired a few
ished if tw o hundred millions of sixes could he converted into
days ago, on the 1st of July. A strong parly are very
fives as a first movement towards converting the rest of the
anxious that the Treasury shall convert the whole of these
debt at lower rates. Several millions a year might thus be
956fcmillioB8 of six per cents into the new fives. The mar¬



In these

THE NEW LOAN.

was

a

arguments there is

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of negotiating these fives need not adhered to in all his negotiations. First, the greatestr pub¬
check, and would not retard by a single day, the other fund¬ licity must be given to them ; and secondly, the fives' ihost
ing operations, whenever circumstances might arise to be regarded as having been authorized solely as a means of
render it feasible.
aiding in the negotiation of the four and four and a half per
saved and the process

Onr readers
ments

were

will

how

remember

urgently these argu
pressed when Congress enacted the funding law

of 1870. and how the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian
baffled Mr. Boutwell’s attempt to fund
statute.
In the Treasury report for
refers
“

to

this

subject

as

follows

On the 28ih of February, 1871,
the 6th of the following March

wai

the d«bt under this
1871, Mr. Boutwell

:

public notice

was

given that

books would be opened in.this
country and in Europe lor subscriptions to the National Loan,

on

under the act approved July 14, 1870, and the conditions on which
the subscriptions would be received were also made known. All
the national banks, and a large number of bankers, both in this

country and in Europe, were authorized to receive subscriptions.
The first preference waa given to subscribers to the five per cent
bonds, within the limit of two hundred millions of dollars. On
the 1st of August the subscriptions amounted to sixty-five mil¬
lions seven hundred and seventy five thousand five hundred and

fifty dollars, chiefly by the national banks.
Under date of July 14, 1871, a despatch was received from
Hon. William A Richardson, Assistant-Secretary of the Treasury,
then in London, stating that certain banks in Europe proposed to
“

take the remainder of ihe two hundred millions of five per cents
upon certain conditions.
This proposition was considered and

modified, and early in August an agreement was made with
Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co., representing bankers in Europe and in
the United States.
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It

was

the loan should receive
of the half of

as

further agreed that the
commissions whatever

subscribers to

might remain

cent allowed by law upon the two hundred
millions, after paying the cobt of paper for the bonds, for engrav¬
one

per

ing, printing, advertising, delivery, and all other

expenses

of the

same.
“
Under this agreement the books were opened in this country
and in Europe, and by the last of August subscriptions were ob¬
tained for the entire amount offered.
s “ On the 1st of
August last the demand for the new bonds had

nearly ceased

;

but by the agreement referred to, the necessary

loss to the Government incident to the
refunding of the public
debt was made the means of securing subscriptions to the*amount
of about one hundred and thirty millions of dollars.
*
*
I ain informed by Judge Richardson, and
such is my own opinion, that the most serious obstacle in the

of negotiating the four and four and-a-half per cent bonds in
Europe is the inadequacy of the commissions allowed. When
the circular of the 28th of February last was issued one or two
leading European bankers declined to act as agents, and I am
persuaded that others who accepted the agency failed to give that
way

attention to the business which would have been bestowed
upon
it had the commissions
corresponded more nearly to those usually
received by them for the negotiation of the
public loans. The
credit of the country is fully established in
every financial centre
of Europe, and the bonds of the United States can be
negotiated at
.their market value in a larger number of cities than the bonds of

other country in the world. Under these circumstances I
think it my duty to advise such an allowance for commissions
upon.the four and four-and-a-half bonds as will secure the nego¬
any

cents.

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MR. McCULLOCH AND THE CURRENCY.

^
paid a visit to his home in
Indiana, and the Associated Press have reported ah inter¬
view with him on the working of the new financial legisla¬
tion. The opinions of the ex-Secretary have always been
regarded with much respect throughout the West, as well
as
by sound financial thinkers in Europe anl here.
The principal features of his old financial policy are reflect"
ed very distinctly in his observations as reported on this
occasion.
He agrees with most of the leading financial
authorities in the opin;on that the bank chaiges j ist author¬
ized by Congress will not operate adversely to the business
interests of the country.
Stil1, he regards the recent bill
as an
injury to the National banking system, and sug¬
gests that such innovations are unwise and impolitic, adding
that the system must not be abandoned until a better one
can
be devised. Mr. McCulloch, as president for many
years of the Bank of Indiana, is well known to have opposed
the National banking system when it was first proposed.
His patriotism led him td give up his opposition, and by his
able management as Comptroller he did much to remove
the objections of others. To his efforts and experience its
successful operat’d! must be largely ascribed; and now
even its enemies have no hesitation in
pronouncing it to be
a vast improvement
upon the systems which it superseded,
an elastic and stable mechanism
adapted to our peculiar
form of government. Mr. McCulloch, in his reports as
Comptroller and as Secretary of the Treasury, frequently
expounded its principles, and it is gratifying to find that,
after five years’ experience in Europe, he still holds similar
views.
He, moreover, expresses a preference for
Mr. McCulloch has recently

National

bank

circulating
medium, inasmuch as the latter are always “ susceptible to
political influences. They are under the control of the
party in power, who may inflate or contract the currency
at pleasure, disarranging the business interests of the coun¬
notes

over

greenbacks

as a

try at will.”
As to

specie payments, Mr. McCulloch is quite sanguine
an
early day. He therefore favors
Public opinion was decidedly averse to Mr. Boutwell’s the
adoption of a policy looking towards speedy resump¬
proposition to allow more ample commissions and it was not tion, and he condemns the further inflation of the currency.
listened to by Congress. It arose out of the circumstance
These opinions have the more weight for two reasons: first,
that the pressure of the
great French loan iu 1870-72 they are shared by a large number of disinterested and
accustomed the European bankers to exact such commis¬
intelligent citizens all over the country, and are likely to
sions. The war expenses of the French,
including the inspire and control the Treasury hereafter. They are in
indemnity were reported at $1,747,800,000. To meet this harmony with the best public
opinion, and they wilFproba.r
expenditure and to supply the deficit in taxation several
bly be in the ascendant in the next Congress.
loans were negotiated to the extent of
$1,857,000,000^
Secondly, they are in harmony with the policy of the
These loans were lately reported as follows:
Government so far as we can claim to have had a Treasury
French Loans
1870-72.
Raised-at
policy, and they have been acted upon with more or less
Amount.
Amount.
per cent.
Loan of August 1870
consistency by the successive chiefs who have presided at
4'99
$150,000,000
Morgan Loan
the Treasury Department. Mr. McCulloch is generally
7'42
50,000,000
Indemnity Loan, 1871
400,000,030
6-29
regarded as the founder of this policy, the goal of, .which is
Indemnity Loan, 1872
120,000,000
000,000,000
6*06
Advances from the Bank
01,200,000
1-00
resumption and the means contraction. What supplements
305,000,000
Other Resources
551,600,000
ary agencies should be added to make contraction safe and
Total
$1,857,600,000
effective for the end in view, the present is not the time to
While other large loans were
pending and large commis^ discuss.
'
sions were being paid for their
We have simply to do with Mr. McCulloch and with his
negotiation, it was obviously
the best policy for us to retire from the market. This old
policy, which survives still in the Treasury and bids fair
obstacle is no longer in the
way, and Mr. Bristow has a fair to triumph in final, and as is hoped, in early resumption, ,Oa
field before him. His doings will be
closely compared with the resignation of Mr. Chase in June, 1804, the Treasury
those of Mr. Boutwell in 1871. He
will,no doubt, rerneuu was for six months under the management of Mr. Secretary
ber that the people expect that two
principles shall be Fessenden, and afterwards passed, March 4,18G5> to l$r?

tiation of them with the least




possible delay.’-'

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entirely wrong in supposing that the Court was not profoundly
McCulloch, who held the cffice for four years, having pre¬ in earnest in its decision. The Court found that it could not
viously for two years been Comptroller of the Currency. In erase from the Constitution of Wisconsin the words ‘ alter or
repeal/ and that to have given any other decision would have
his first report to Congress as Secretary of the Treasury, been to do so. The question whether the Legislature bad the
Mr. McCulloch took strong ground against the increase of power to alter oi repeal without cause shown, was. fully before
the Court, and was decided in the affirmative. It is true that the
the National Bank currency, and asked further power to Court saw the case would be carried up to the Supreme Court,
withdraw legal tenders from circulation. At that time in but that had nothing to do with the decision itself, since the
Attorney-General of Wisconsin would have carried there, if
December, 1865, the national currency amounted to 908 defeated, with just as much dispatch as the Railway Companies.
millions, which comprised 190 millions of National bank Nor were the conclusions of the Court simply the off-hand views
of Judge Drummond, loosely and confusedly expressed.
Judge
notes, 59 millions of State bank notes, 428 millions of Drummond is not in the habit of palming off his 1 off hand’views
greenbacks, 26 millions of fractional currency, 32 millions as law, especially in very important cases; ncr is he guilty of

legal*tenders, and 173 millions of
compound interest notes.
Such was the heterogeneous mass of war currency, part
of it bearing interest and being a legal-tender for its face
value, which Mr. McCulloch asked Congress to give him the
power to organize, to redeem, and to reduce to legitimate
proportions. How he succeeded we all know. In his next
report in 1866 he showed that from August 1, 1865 to Octo¬
ber, 1866, he had paid off a hundred millions of interestbearing legal-tenders, and 43 millions of greenbacks,
besides 147 millions of certificates and temporary loan.
He asked for further powers to reform the currency.
Congress concluded that four millions a month of contrac¬
tion was all that he should be permitted to make.
And in
conformity with this policy, embodied in the law ot April
20,1866, Mr. McCulloch reduced the greenbacks to 356 mil¬
lions by the end of the year 1867.
Since that time the
inflationists have been gradually gaining power, and cur¬
rency contraction has been virtually stopped. Mr. McCul¬
loch left the Treasury in 1869, and his successors kept the
greenback level at 356 millions, till it was raised by Mr.

of

one

and two year

expressing himself loosely or confusedly. It is altogether best
for the railways, and financial interests connected with them, to
understand that the Judges at Madison were not holding a vil¬
lage lyceum when they gave their decision, but that they meant
all that they said.”
We think the Tribune
tion.

entirely misapprehends our posi¬

reflection upon the
pronounced the decision, nor did we suppose

We did not intend to cast any

Justice who

the Court was “

holding

a

village lyceum,” or that

Drummond said what he did not mean.

It

Judge

was very

frr

thoughts to call in question in the least degree the
purity, propriety or intent of the Court or any of the Judges
composing it. We only criticised the popular interpreta¬
tions of the Justice’s opinions in the light of the Court’s
conclusion. And as this is a very important matter, our
readers, we are sure, will bear with us if we in some degree
repeat ourselves in striving to make our position and the
position of the Court as we believe it to be, more clear.
First, we should keep in mind what was the precise ques¬
tion before the Court, for only in that way can we under¬
stand the decision. The plantiffs asked fur a general injunc¬
tion against the State authorities forbidding the execution of
the Potter law. This, it will be seen, was a broad request,
Richardson to 382 millions, after the panic.
It is well known to readers of the Chronicle that we gave which, to grant, required the striking out of the law in tolo.
If any one of its provisions were sound, clearly the plain¬
discriminating but energetic support to Mr. McCulloch’s
from

our

of great opposition from the tiffs’ request must be denied. In other words, the Court
were not required to reach the conclusion that the law was
inflationists, the resumption policy which we have thus
briefly sketched out. Had he not been hampered and em¬ right in all its particulars before it denied the injunction >
barrassed by circumstances ‘he might probably have quile the contrary, for it was simply necessary to determine
that some of the duties conferred upon the State authorities
achieved a greater measure of currency reform during his
were within the scope of legislative power.
official career. For the accomplishment of resumption it
Then, again, it is well to remember that in making a
wTas essential to keep a large balance of coin in the Treasury.
Other conditions were also imperative, to which Mr. McCul¬ decision, even when a written opinion is given, all that is
not necessary to the decision of the case is mere surplusage;
loch did not seem to us to attach quite sufficient:importance;
still his management of the Treasury, with all its faults com¬ or, as the lawyers call it, dictum. And hence, it often hap¬
prises the most critical period of our war finance, and the pens that the majority of the Court by no means agree with
consummate skill, the spotless integrity, the statesmanlike the written opinion in all its parts, though they may be able
wisdom with which the Treasury was managed during that to unite upon a decision under it. Frequently the other
time will be more conspicuous hereafter than to-day.
It is; Justices think the matter of sufficient importance to state
satisfactory to receive assurance that to his experienced eye distinctly what portions of the opinion they are in accord
the prospects of business appear favorable, the Treasury, with; but sometimes that is not considered necessary. If
policy is sound, and our financial barque seems to be head¬ then, this latitude is possible in case of a written opinion,
what informality or inexactness may we not expect where
ing in the right direction.
the decision is merely oral. And when we remember the
importance of the questions raised in this case, involving
millions of money—in fact, we might almost say affecting all
THE WISCONSIN RAILWAY DECISION.
our railroad property—does it not appear that some explana¬
We took occasion in the Chronicle of July 11 to review tion must be sought for the fact that no written opinion was
the decision of the United States Court at Madison refusing
given, thus intentionally, as it were, avoiding exactness in
to grant an injunction restraining the State authorities from
expressing the Court’s views? And do we not find that
executing what is known as the Potter Railroad law. The explanation in this very latitude or informality which is of
Chicago Tribune criticises our conclusions, believing that necessity inseparably connected with such a mode of render¬
the decision is of more importance than we indicated. It
ing a decision. We have no doubt that Judge Drummond
says:
was thoroughly in earnest m all he said, and very likely he
“The New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle
thought more than he said. He is living in the midst of
makes light of the recent decision of the United States Circuit
this fever district, and it is far from impossible that the
Court at Madison, in the matter of the Wisconsin railways.
It
thinks that there is no good ground for the prevalent belief that miasma has secreted itself in his blood without his even
the decision of the Court was very unfavorable to the roads.
*
In saying this, we would not for a momen
With the position of the Chronicle on the knowing it.
considered as casting the least reflection upon his hone
^
question of takipg property without due compensation we have
no fault to find.
It is substantially the same as that which we
maintained before the decision, <The CHROmcnsdB, however, 4hat jsiBQt neoessarjr, and besides, we believe it would be

efforts

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to

*

carry

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out, in face

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totally unjust. All we mean to say is that every word the
Chicago Tribune titters with regard to this Justice may be
true, and more too in the same direction, and yet our con
elusion is not in the least impeached. The Court
gave an
oral informal decision in one of the most
important cases
which has ever been before them. Now, we
say that needs
an
explanation, and we find it in the self-evident fact that
some of the Justices did not wish to
go into the subject, or
commit themselves fully, not
having time even to form an
opinion upon the full force or meaning of those words “alter
or
repeal,” found in the Wisconsin Constitution. Judge
Davis, for instance, is too good a lawyer, too careful a
Judge, to allow himself in such a brief and inexact manner
to unite in determining,
except pro forma, all the important
questions growing out of that case. Knowing, too, his cast

[July 25,1874,

charters; that is, it would have the same power over them
if the charter was on its original
passage either to reject,

as

amend,
the

or

alter.

Such

was

the intention of the provision in

Constitution, and the inference which tna Chicago Tribune

and many

other writers have very naturally drawn from
Judge Drummond’s remark. Now we say the Justice ex
pressed himself very loosely and with great inexactness, and
by no means represented the opinion of the Court in making
that remark.
Proof, conclusive proof, of this is seen in the
fact that he goes on

immediately to state in substance that
provision would permit the
Legislature to so alter the charters it had granted as in any
manner to interfere with inter-State
cojrmerce.
In other
words, by granting these charters and permitting or induc¬
ing these railroads to be built, the State had put itself into
of mind, we have not a doubt where he will be found in a a
position where other interests would interfere, materially
final determination of the points involved.
The prosperity modifying its power over its own legislation, notwithstandi
of the country is too intimately connected with a strict re¬
ing its [Constitution said it could “ alter or repeal” at will
gard for the rights of the individual creditor to permit a —a direct denial of the inference which has been drawn
State to hold

out

inducements for the investment of

capital

within its

the Court doubted whether the

from this decision.

And

feel the utmost confidence that

we

limits, and then, after it is spent there, to be
finally disposed of so as fully to
that capital at its will.
protect all interests. The right of the State to a certain super¬
We have thus made clear, we think, three
points : First vision over its own corporations will not be denied. The
—The Court was not required to
reach a conclusion with recent decision to that extent may very likely stand; in
regard to the entire law in order to render the decision they other words, the provision to “ alter or repeal” is not
did; if any one of its provisions were sound, the plaintiffs’ wholly unconstitutional. The Legislature has certain rights
request must be denied, and to grant the request the Court under it, but not the power to injure or destroy the capital
would have been compelled to declare
absolutely unconsti¬ which through its invitation and inducement has been
tutional the quoted portion of the Wisconsin Constitution. invested within its limits.
Second—In any case everything said by the
Judge pro¬
nouncing the opinion is surplusage, or mere dictum, except
NATIONAL BANKS ORGANIZED.
what was absolutely necessary to support that decision
The statement of new National banks organized will be found
in The Chronicle each week, when there are any to report,
And finally—as in this extremely important
case, a mere under the head of “ Bankers’
Gazette,” subsequently.
oral, informal opinion was given, we must conclude that
there was some reason for it; and we can find none
except Cateat
fllanetarg anil (ttonxinmial Gcnglial) Netoa
in the desire of the Justices, or some of
them, to avoid
committing themselves to any exact interpretation of the RATES OP EXCHANGE AT LONDON, AND ON LONDON
allowed

this whole matter will be

to confiscate

Wisconsin Constitution.
what the
we

We

ca'nnot be

AT LATEST DATES.

expected to supply

Judges themselves have omitted

to give us; that is

EXCHANGE AT LONDON—

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.

JULY 10.

cannot be asked to state the

grounds on w hich the decision
however, easily imagine that they could
have seen some points in the Potter law which were not
beyond the power of the Legislature, and which might be
upheld under the c’ause of the Constitution to “ alter or
repeal.” This, as we have stated, would be enough to sus¬
tain the denial of the application for a
general injunction
against the State. Besides, our readers will think of many
other ways in which that decision could- have been reached
without saying that the clause in qustion
granted to the
Legislature all the powers it claimed. Or, it may have been
was

that

We can,

based.

of the

Justices, as we have before inti¬
mated, joined in it pro forma, and had, therefore, an oral
decision made, knowing and coupling his action with the
certainty felt and expressed that it was to be carried up to
the full bench where it would be reviewed more
calmly and
more
thoroughly. Be this as it may, all we can positively
affirm is that much which Judge Drummond said was mere
one or more

ON

TIME.

-

LATEST

RATE.

TIME.

DATE.

RATE.

1
Amsterdam...

Antwerp

Hamburg

!

short.
11.18 ©11.19
3 months. 25.47%@25.o2%
20.56 @20.62 )
•

•

.

...

•

•

•

•

....

....

....

....

.

..

•

•

•

....

....

....

•

.

•

•

.

Hong Kong.,.

.'

.

•

@11.45

3

28,17%@28.25
•

•

•

•

-

3

-

T

11.90
25.20
20.15
25.18

*

mos.

ii.15

tfc

u

6.22%
118%

short.

....

....

....

•

....

•

•

•

short.
•

•

-

« •

....

•

•

•

•

•

27.65

•»

July 10.

•

mos.

short.

28.17% @28.25
June 27.

60
90

May 8.
May 15.

days.
days.

$4 87%

per

....

May 27.
1#. 10 %<*.@%rf.
1«. 10 <*.@%d.
4s. 3<i.
5s. 9d.

April 27.
July 9.
July 6.
July 9.

49
....

....

....

6 mos.

July 4.

£

25%
25@25%

....

..

•

•'

»<

| July 10.

S.25%@ 6.26%
119% @120% |
32}$ @32 9-16
48%@l8%
52}* @52%
28.17X®28.25

.

..

•

11.40

.

days.
•

•

25.17%@25.27
25.45 @25.52%:

•

.....

Shanghai
Peuang
Singapore

.

60

Bombay
Calcutta.

,

m

Pernambuco..
Montevideo...

•

.

Valparaiso.....

•

fcl

tl

•

Paris
short.
Paris
3 months.
Vienna
Berlin
Frankfort
St. Petersburg
Cadiz
Lisbon
90 days.
Milan
3 months.
Genoa
Nades
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Buenos Ayres..

short.

July 10.

•

J.

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

25%
51%@5l%
1*. 10 y-i6d.
l*. 10 %d.
48. 3 %rf.
58. 10 %d.

...

April

....

Alexandria....

28.

»

....

—

[From our

own

52%
....

correspondent.]

dictum, and in view of the informal manner in which
London, Saturday, July 11,1874.
The last few days have been intensely hot, but it is the kind of
the decision was made, we are surprised that all his words
should have been taken as an expression of the opinion of weather now desirable for the growing crops. It will be some
weeks yet before harvest work will be general, for the crops are
the Judges composing the Court.
late, while no mellow tints are yet perceptible over the country.

Finally, there was one thing in the decision which greatly
strergthens and confirms our conclusion. Bear in mind
that the question up for decision is the meaning and legal
force of the words in the Wisconsin Constitution “alter

repeal.”
considered

Judge Drummond states that these words
a

part of every railroad charter.

inference from this

remark would

could therefore alter in any manner



be that the

it chose

or

or

must be

The natural
Legislature

repeal these

With such

a temperature as the present, however, the crops will
rapid progress towards maturity, and it is not improbable
that on Monday fortnight wheat cutting will commence in early
districts. There is still every promise of an excellent yield of
produce, although a somewhat alarming letter was published in
the Times on Wednesday from Mr. Mechi, which stated that
from some unexplainable cause, many stems of wheat had, in his
county, fallen to the ground. It would be necessary, therefore,
that the expectations of a great crop should be considerably

make

moderated

77

THE CHRONICLE

July 18, 1874.]

showing the present position of the Bank

Annexed is a statement

Tina statement has had no effect, however, upon the

England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols.
trade, which has been completely inanimate, as millers are only
purchasing for the supply of actual wants. Still the value of the average quotation for English wheat, the price of Middling*
English wheat has been maintained, owing to tbe scantiness of Upland cotton, of No. 40 Mule yarn fair second quality,
the supplies offering; but fresh wheat has declined Is. per quarter. and the Bankers’ Clearing House return, compared with the
There is no doubt that millers will have to pay freely when the four previous years :
1874.
1878.
1870.
1871.
1872.
new crop comes in, as they must be very short of stock.
£
The circulation, including £
£
£
£
bank post bills
24,353.213 25,811.779 26.698.708 26.621.600 27,642,241
quantity of wheat afloat to the United Kingdom now amounts to Public deposits
5.427,230
5,762.616
6,265,957
4.216.444
5,y33,2;3
only 938,300 quarters, against 1,122, 480 quarters last year. The Other deposits
18,731,634 27,956,931 19.717.709 19,953,987 19 964.383
Government securities. 12,493 441 15,126.557 13,385,646 18,278.154 14,212,353
average prices of, English wheat, barley and oats in England for Other securities
18,433,034 18,821,697 18,722,458 19,670,190 18,466,804
last week, compared with the four previous years were as fol¬ Reserve of notes and
of

lows

:

1874.
s d.
Wheat.

Barley.
Oats

1872.
s. d.
58 4
82 3
24 5

1873.
d.
59 1
36 7
28 1
s.

..

1870.
s. d.

1871.
d.
59 0
34 10
27 1
s.

51 6
32 0
25 10

coin
12,100,503
Coin and bullion in
both departments.... 21,004,793
Bank-rate
8 p. c.
Consols
91%.

The

following figures show the imports and exports of cereal
produce into and from the United Kingdom since harvest, viz.,
from Sept. 1 to the close of last week, compared with the
corresponding periods in the three previous years:
IMPORTS.
*

1871-72.

1870-71.

27,622,675

12.317,325

9,693.587

9,013.786

7,918,101

1,281,313

889.153

865.275

2,279,611

2,925,763

1,717 652

17,710.370

16.210.337

13,107,014

5,824,191

2,809, U95

8,897,492

1872-73.

Wheat

37,843,26)

Barley
Oats
Peas
Beans

3.351,279
14,786,438
5,665,937

Indian Corn
Flour

.

6.748,547

EXPORTS.

3,172,504

Barley
Oats
Peas
Beans
Indian Corn
Flour

15.907

110.774

103,418
9.733

2.478

2,219,868

2,192,309

7,012

..cwi.

587.881
19,595
18.332

Wheat

8,060

1,439,2.3
53,470
18,019

2.513

127,1-U

27,125

64,991

81.072

36,581
22,319

1,846,106

Germany the agricultural prospect is favor¬
able, and in both countries tl»e value of wheat has declined.
Both in France and

prevailed amongst the coal miners, and
they have resolved to resume work at 10 percent reduction on
their gross wages.
The Union was in fact unable to support
over 20,000 men on strike, owing to the badness of trade in other
districts. The masters have evidently obtained the advantage,
Wiser counsels have

but it is clear that the

men

trade becomes brisker.

will

Mia. Upland cotton....
No.40 mule yarn fair 2d

50s. 7d.
9%d.
Is. 2%d.

quality

Clearing Hvise return. 71,916,000
*
Price July 2.

There have beeu"some

3 p. c.

92%d

60s. 8d.

59s. Id.

59s. 2d.

59s. od.
9d.

2% p. C
92% d.

5 p. c.

92% d

2 p. c.
9-3%d.

23.256,856

22,374,592

26,917,019 25.543,991

*8%d.

8%d.

ll*d.

Is. 6d.
Is. 2%d.
ls.l%d. *ls. 0%d.
86.371,000 113,826,000 112,6.9,000 116,031.000

important movements in gold, the prin¬

continued demand for French gold coin for trans¬
There is no demand for bar gold for export,
and a fair supply of this description has been sent into the Bank.
Silver and dollars are dull, and tbe quotations have had a down¬
ward tendency.
The following prices of bullion are from Messrs.
Pixley & Abell’s circular:
s.
d.
s. d.

cipal being

a

mission to Paris.
32,711,827
10.976,199

1873-74.

English wheat

11,177,192 10.980,731

12,276,416

16,646,034

assume a

different attitude when

For three months, however, we are not

likely to hear much from the iron and coal districts. In the
South Staffordshire district there are still some disputes to settle.
Trade throughout the country remains extremely quiet, and
profits appear to be very small. The chemical trade is reported
to be very bad, and the Newcastle Chemical Works’ Company are
unable to pay a dividend, though they distributed 12| per cent
last year. The dividends of the principal joint stock markets
which are now being declared, are about the same as they were

SOLD.

9
9
77 11

77
77

standard.
standard,
per oz. standard.

Bar Gold
Bar Gold, fine
Bar Gold, reflnable
South American Doubloons
United States Gold Coin

...per oz.
per oz

per oz
peroz..

....

76

©
&
@
©

8%©

...
....
....

....

....

SILVER.

d.

S.

Bar Silver, Fine
Bar Silver, containing
bine (Jake Silver
Mexican Dollars

per oz.
peroz.

5 grs. Gold

standard.
do.
peroz.
peroz.

Spani-h Dollars (Carolus)

per oz..none

Five Franc Pieces

per oz.. none

In the stock markets
ana

a

4

10%@
10%©
no

here.

no
•

no

somewhat firmer tone has

however, have been dull, owing to tbe recent

d.

....
•••>

price

4 9 1-16®

here.

changes in prices are mostly favorable.

the

4

8.

....

price.

price.

prevailed

,

Spanish stocks,

defeat of the Re¬

publican troops, and to the financial embarrassments of the min¬
istry ; but United States, French, Russian, and Italian Govern¬
ment securities, including British rail way shares, are higher in
value. In American railroad bonds there has been no important
variation, and a steady tone has prevailed.
Messrs. Blyth & Co. announce that they are authorized to re¬
ceive subscriptions to an issue of 2,8 >0 seven per cent first mort¬
gage gold bonds for £170,000 of the Iowa Pacific Railway Com¬

secured, in addition to the net earnings of
receipts of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad, the Chicago, Clinton, & Dubuque
Railroad, and of tbe Chicago, Dubuque, & Minnesota Railroad,
25 per cent of which are to be set apart as a fund to purchase the
Thursday of the First Mortgage Bond¬ bonds at par. The price of issue is £175 per £200 bond.

in 1873.

At a meeting held on
holders of the Atlantic & Great Western

Railway Company by

permission of Messrs. Robert Benson & Co.,at their office,

the fol¬

pany.
the

The bonds

are

road, by the guaranties of gross

Morgan & Co. have invited subscriptions at par
£250,000 First Mortgage Nine per Cent. Sterling Bonds of the
St. Louis Tunnel Railroad Company, guaranteed by the Illinois
Messrs. J. S.

for

lowing protective committee was appointed, viz.: Messrs. Cony
beare, Rait, Cumming, Skinner, Leon and Ayre, and it was unan. & St. Louis Bridge Company, the list lor which will be opened
imously resolved to reject the proposal of the company for the on Monday next, and closed at or before 2 P. M. on that day. The
payment in deferred warrants of -the overdue coupons, and to interest dates from the 1st inst., and tbe principal is redeemable
recommend all bondholders to do the same.
The committee were at par in 12 years from the 1st of January, 1876, by an annual
also requested to place themselves in communication with the sinking fund.
Messrs. J. S. Morgan & Co. have also invited applications for
Council of Foreign Bondholders.
In the value of money there has been no important change
£414,400 Sterling Six per Cent Bonds of the City of St. i/ouis,
Owing to the continued withdrawals of foreign gold coin for at the price of 92, the list for which will be opened on Monday,
The City of St. Louis is the
transmission to Paris, there has been less expectation of any and closed on or before Tuesday.
further reduction in the Bank rate, and during the last two or fourth in magnitude in the United States, and one half of the
three days a somwliat ^firmer tone has been appareent in the dis¬ river tonnage of the country is owned and registered there.
The1 Board of Trade returns for June and the first six months
count market.
The changes in the Bank return are chiefly inci¬
dental to the payment

of the dividends, but it appears

that the

receipt of coin from provincial circulation has been checked
This may partly have arisen from the dividend and other pay
ments which have been made, but we must now expect an addition
to the bullion circulation in consequence of the harvest expenses.

of the year

They show the following

have been published.

results:
imports.

1872.

1873.

1874.

£34,124,424
186,585,813
EXPORTS.
19,460,083
19,367.613
20,223,621
The proportion of reserve to liabilities has increased from 39 to In June
119,603,804
In six months
125,780,557
117,831,214
42f per cent. "Annexed are the present quotations for money:
Annexed is a return showing the extent of our exports to the
Per cent.
Per cent.
4 months’ bank bills
2%@2% United States during the first six months of the present and last
2*
Bank rate
6 months’

Open-market rates:
30 and 60 days'
,ys
8 months’bills

2)4

bills

The rates of

bills. 2%2)3

2X^2^

interest allowed by

discount houses for

deposits

are as

Discount houses with 14 days’ notice...

the joint-stock

follows

:

banks and
Per cent.

1#®....
1%@.

Jointstock banks..
Discount bouses at call
Discount houses with 7 days’ notice




bank bills

4 and 6 months’ trade

.r. l%[@
—

.

1X®.•

£29,824.663
175,537,851

In June
la six.months

£39,242,119
181,922,824

-

two years:

1872.

Alkali
Beer and ale
Copper, unwrought
opper,
Co ton.

wrought

<

r

piece goods

Haberdashery and millinery
Hardware and cutlery

Iron, pig

1,143.836
25.612

859
jds. 96.179,443
value.
£387.632

1.2e6
76.448,636
£375.258
£849,279
£412,352

bbls.
cw».

manufactured.cwt.

Eurthenware, &c

1873.

1,090,005
22.249

cwt.

value.

value.

..tons.

31,779

£889,418

£438.929

119,178

48,764

63,183

1874.

1,006 409
23,806

223
706
72.245,480
£287.300
£723,113
£303,y35

26,760

Iron, bar, &c

....tons.

Iron, railroad

tons.

38,018
259.011

Iron, hoops, sheets & boiler plates.tons.

15,648
48.869

12,935

tons.

TORSION IMPOSTS AT NSW YCilK FOB
3,193
1871.
1872.
64,969
$2,605,539
$1,841,029
*
2,892 Dry goods
4,153,288
4,615,663
49,717 General merchandise...
12,0u8
'. Total for the week.. ’$6^094,817
$7,221,202
6.520
1,201 Previously reported.... 209,201,356
244,776,593
57,454,820

20,535
120,468

Iron, tin plates
Iron, cast or wrought

49,645

1781
Spirits, British
Stationery, other than paper
Tin, unwrought
Wool, English
Wool, colonial and foreign

The value of

our

£ 42,133

17.314,348

4,088,904
50,249,061
3,682,734

87,518
4.650,703
2,645,958

38,131,470
2,072,540

present and last two years is estimated as under :

1874.

1873.

1872.

£9,370,163
2,729,028

2,046,183

Barley

£12.780,579
2,323.932
2,692.061

£12,045,660
2,149,767

2,340,857

335,120
564,849
3,694,899

196,528
648,519
3,052.379

295,881
568,283
2,740.600

1,329.683

3,212,559

3,392,436

19,372,483

23,353,607

Total

EnglUh market Reports—Per Cable.

closing quotations in the markets of London and Liver¬
pool for the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph
The daily

as

shown in the following summary:

London Money and Stock Market.—Ameiican securities close

quiet and steady, with '65s quoted £ higher.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased £148,000
during the past week.
sat.

Mon.

92#
32%

92#
92#

C. S. 6s (5-20a,) 1865,old.. U>8#
14
1867
109#
U. 8.10-408
105#
New 5s
.103#

108#
109#
100#
103#

Consols for money
“

account

44

TL'3

Tues.

Wed.

92#
92#

92#

92#

109

109#
105#
103#

405#

103#

109

109#
105#
103#

10S#
109#

108#

92#
92#

92#

109#
105#
103#

quotations for United States 6s (1862) at Frankfort were:

IT. 8.6s (5-20s) 18G2

97#

...

97#

....

Liverpool Gotton Market.—See special report of cotton.

Liverpool Breadstufts Market.—The breadstuff's market closes

quiet, and lower prices rule.
Mon.
a. d.
27 0
10 0
10 9
12 0

Sat.

d.

8.

Flonr (Western)
$ bbl 27
Wheat (Red W’n. apr)..$ ctl 10
44

(Red Winter)

44

44

(Cal. White club) 44

10
12

Corn (West, m’d) $ quarter 36
Peaa(Canadian).. $ Quarter 42

0
0
9
0
0
0

37
42

0

0

Tues.
a.
d.
26 6
9 10
10 8
11 10
37 3
42 0

Thur.

Wed.
26 6
9 10
10 8
11 10
37 0
42 0

d.

s,

a.

25
9

10
11
36

Fri.
d.

d.
0
9
6
9

a.

Mon.
a. d.

Beef (mesa) new $ tee
Pork (mesa) new $bbl...
Bacon (long cl. mid.)p cwt

Lard (American)
CheeaeCAmer’n fine)
...

“
“

d.

92

6

92
09
47
54

0
0
G
60 0

69
47
54

6
0

59

0
6
0

92
69
47
54
59

92 G
69 0
47 0
54 6
59 0

8.

d.

6
Rosin (common)... $ cwt..
44
fine
kl
17

3
0

Petroleu.n(refined)
$ gal
“
,apiiits)
Tallow(American)... $ cwt
Clovcraced (Am. red)..
*•

.39

3

37

0

Spirits turpentine

26

6

10#

10#

8

44

“

Tuea.
a. d.
6 3
17 0

Mon.
a. ia.
6 3
17 0

Sat.

8
3
0
6

39
37
20

Wed.
a. d.
6
3
17 0

10#
39
37
26

39
37
26

and

38
37
26

Frid.
92 6
69 0
47 0

a.

3
0
9
8
9
0

G

54

9

61

0

tallow

was

quoted 5s. higher.

Frl.
d.
6
3
17 0

LinsMc’kcfobl).# tn 11

0
0

Mon.
£ s. d.

Linseed(Calcutta)....

Sugar(No.l2 D’ch std)
on spot, $ cwt

05

0

0

0

97

“

30 15

“

28

Sperm oil

79 tun 97

Whale oil

Linseed oil..

..

0

5

0

59

11

5
50

Tues.
£ s. d.

-

11

0

9
8

date in previous years :

July 15—Str. Scotia
July 16—Str. Silesia

5

0

60

0

37
26

on

Thur.
£ s. d.

£

s.

11

11

5
60

5 0

0

0

0

97

0

0

97

0

0

97

0 0

97

0

30 15

0

30 15

0

31

0

0

31

0 0

31

0

27

0

27

0

27

9

0- 27

6 0

27

9

$118,820
63,378

Liverpool
Silver bars
Hamburg..... Silver bars

For London. .Silver coin
For Paris... .Goldbars
Silver bars

Liverpool

-

Total for the week

....

5,000
101,700
74,744

$484,623

.

31,677.701

Previously reported

Total since Jan.
Same time in—
1873

100,000
20,980

Two kegs Am. g. coin
Twelve silver bars—

Paris

July 18—Str. Schiller
July 18—Str. Celtic

1, 1874

$32,162,324

...

Same time in—
$36,773,769 I 1869
48,736,037 | 1868
49,883,757 J 1867
I

#

1P72

$18,212,726
57,509.316
33,774,091
49,779,151

27,027,185 1 1866

1870

this port during the past week have

The imports of specie at
been as follows:

Santo Domingo.... American gold..
American gold..
Aspinwall
American silver.

July 13—Str. Tybee..

Curocoa,

4,149

American

Total for the week

gold..

510

$20,319

,..

2,659,803

Previously reported
1, 1874
I

....$2,853,156

|

$2,6K),122

Same time in-

1869

1..

2,736 845 I 1868

{871
J8?0

3,400

7,725
3,000

Santo Domingo....American silver.

July 15—Str. Ashland

Total since Jan.
Same time in—
1873
1872

$100

1,435

gold..
gold & ailv.

American
Am.

....

3,346,156 1867

7,317,1011

$9,747,700
4,008,253

1,606,975

—There is always one thing in regard to the affairs of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company which ensures a certain interest
from the general reader.
This is the fact that the Com-

25 0

COMMERCIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

San Francisco.—July 10, new iron steamer Granada-arrived in seventeen
days nine hours running time from Yokohama, with 393 passengers and 1,610
tons freight.
Jidy 12, steamer China arrived, with 968 passengers and 1,289 tons freight.
July 12. steamer Ancon arrived from Panama, with 159 passengers and 500
tons

freight.

July 14, new iron steamer Colinn sailed for China with 251 passengers and
freight.

730 tons

July 15, steamship China sailed for Panama, wTh 97 passengers and 2,000
freight, including 1,700 tons teas fast for New York.
This is the largest cargo that lias ever left the port of San Francisco; making
in all 2.043 passengers and 7,210 tons freight which have arrived at and left

tons

sailed for San Fraucisco, with

d.

0
0

25 0
0

0

0
6

0

0

,

11, City of Guatemala sailed for Aspinwall, with 885 tons

freight.
July 13, steamship Colon arrived from Aspinwall in six days and thirteen
hours, with 116 passengers and 1,250 tons freight.
This shows in all 3,291 passengers and 12,072 tons of freight
arrived at and departed from the above ports within five days.
The statement does not include the business of the coast-line
steamers,

Frl.

60 0

25 0

25 0

,.

and 710 tons freight.
New York—July

6
0
6

S8

25
9

following will show the exports of specie from the port of
for the week ending July 18, 1874, and since the
beginning of the year, with a comparison for the corresponding

Aspinwall.—Jiny 12, steamship City of Panama sailed for New York, with
freight.
July 15, steamship Acapulco arrived from Naw York, with 272 passengers

On Wednesday

Wed.
£ s. d.
11 5 0
60 0

158,635,219
$163,943,315

707 tons

linseed oil closes 14s. lower.
Sat.
£ p. d.

150,601,911
$157,131,573

The

San Francisco within live days.
IIong Kong.-July 11, steamship Colorado
860 passengers and 1,280 tons freight.

a.

London Produce and Oil Markets.—Linseed advanced Is.

Tuesday, and whale oil

$124,277,797

senger traffic of the Company’s steamers for the week ending
July 16:

Thnr.
a.
d.

8
3
0
6

127,534,376 ' 120,002,854
$132,806,971

Since Jan. 1.'

1874.

$5,808,096

9
0

6

10#

8
3
0
6

$4,274,943

42

60

6

1873.

$6,529,662

1872.

1871.

$5,272,595

35

6
0
0
9

17

21:

0

92
69
47
54

Liverpool Produce Market. —Refined petroleum
arc quoted lower at the close.

$215,295,673 $251,997/795
$239,465,170 $230,434,477
report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports of

oany stood alone for so many years as the only one in this country
which could maintain a fleet of vessels carrying the United
States colors.
The following is an exhibit of the freight and pas¬

Thnr.
a. d.

6
0
0
3
6

$0,358,478

234,075,999

6

42

Wed.
a.- d.

Tuea.
a.
d.

$6,530,355

232,934,815

0
9
6
6

somewhat during the week.
Sat.

4,403,950

25
9
10
11

Liverpool Provisions Market.—Laid and cheese have advanced

8.

our

July 13—Bark Rockett
July 13—Str. Colon

Fri.

Thur.

92#

4,273,588

EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK FOB TH1 WEEK.

25,693.876

corn

$1,054628

New York

months

imports of cereal produce in the past six

In

For the week
Pi evioualy reported....

36,249

9,523
505,029
2.084,733
3,295.912
53,051,398
2,841,971

12,091

1,386,231

Wheat

Oats
Peas
Beans
Indian
Flour

26,829
£56,158

£51,878

1874.

1873.-

$2,256,787

Since Jan. 1

J uly

87,034

34,798

48.195
34,734

36,688
£36,778

yds.
yds.
yds.

£19,552

58,847

49,760

129,557

lbs.

357,021

236,637

THU WEEK.

dry goods for one week later.
The following is statement of the exports (exclusive of specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending

6,070

84,570

489,594
£46,5,4

lbs.

rugs

6,084

107,309

cwt-

Worsted Stuffs.

£111,77o

2,957

5,826

gals.
value.

Woolen cloth

58.993,517
£311,099
23,217

67,099

Salt
tons.
Silk broad stuffs
‘
yds.
Silk rlDhous
value.
Other articles of silk only
value.
Articles of silk & other materials, value.

Carpets, not being

7,136
10,879
2,185

6,589
12,260
3,920
66,345,560
£195,194
cwt.
20,534

tons.
tons.
tons.
yds.
value.

Steel, unwrought
Lead, pig, rolled, &c
Linen, piece goods
8team eugines
Paper, writing and printing
Paper, other kinds, excepting hangings
and articles of papier mache
cwt.

of the

[July 25,1874,

THE CHRONICLE.

78

viz

:

five

on

the coast of Japan, three

ou

the coast of

Southern California, and one on the coast of Central America.
—The Union Pacific Railroad Company now offers to exchange
the outstanding income bonds for a new sinking fund bond, which
is a second mortgage on the lands of the company, and also
secured upon the road equipment and franchises of the company,
after the first mortgage bonds and the Government claim.
The
new bonds will be a first mortgage upon the lands after the land

grant bonds are satisfied. Of the original issue ($10,000,000) of
land grants, $4,824,858 have been provided for by sales of lands,
leaving $5,575,142 yet to be liquidated. At the average rate
hitherto realized—$4 56 per acre—it will require the sale of
1,250,000 acres more to retire the remaining land grant bonds.
This would leave about 19,000,000 acres as security for the new

the Week.—The imports this
dry goods and a decrease in creneral
imports amount to $6,358,478 this
week, against $7,814,988 last week, and $5,107,430 the previous sinking fund bonds. The company offers six of the new bonds
The exports are $5,308,096 this week, against $6,267,356 for five of the income bonds ; the new bonds run twenty years,
week.
last week, and $7,387,186 the previous week. The exports of with interest at. eight per cent currency, or seven per cent gold.
cotton the past week were 2,765 bales, against 5,879 bales last
Sterling. The proposal or the Union Pacific Company in regard
week.
The following are the imports at New York for Week to this exchange seems to be a fair one, and, when the character
ending (for dry goods) July 16, and for the week ending (for of the two securities and the rate of exchange is taken into
account, the new bonds would seem to be « fair equivalent,
general merchandise) July 17;
•
•

Imports and Exports
week show an increase in
merchandise.
The total




for

I

THE

July 25, 1874.]

T'? vs kjtj; i:

'. if.'

79

CHRONICLE.

__The annual meeting of shareholders of the
of"
Commerce was held at Toronto, Julyl4. The result of last year’s
business showed that besides providing fpr two half-yearly
dividends of four and five per cent respectively, appropriating

t

bankers’

(Bajrtte.

\
Comptroller of the Currency* furnishes! the
$32,704 60 for accrued interest on deposits, and adding $10,000 to
the reserve of interest on current bills—which now amounts to following statement of National Banks organized the past week :
2158—Farmers’ National Gold Bank of San Jose, California: authorize&'capltal $500,000; paid in capital $250,000.
$75,604—the sum of $300,000 has been carried to the “Rest”
John W. HindS^ President,
Geo. P. Sparks, Cashier.
Authorized to commence business July
account, making that fund $1,800,000 ; and the balance of $7,373
21, 1874.
49 remains at credit of Profit and Loss account. This exhibit for
a year of unusual trade depression would seem to be more than
dividends.
satisfactory. Messrs. J. Cl. Harper and J. H. Goadby are the
The following Dividends have recently been announced :
Per
agents of the bank at 50 Wall street, New York.
When
Books Cloud.
Company.
Ceht. P’abl*.
—The' attention of readers of The Chronicle is directed to
the card of Messrs. Henry S. King & Co., bankers, 45 Pall Mall,
Railroads.
3# Aug. 1
London, who give special attention to business with the United Cedar Rapids and Missouri River pref
Banka.
States. A house of high standing in the West End of London,
5
Aug. 1
National City (quar).
3
directing its special attention to business with American travelers, Pacific (quar)
Aug. 1
Insurance.
can hardlv fail to do a large business,,and our countrymen going
5
Aug. 1
abroad would do well to inquire as to the facilities offered them Brewers and Maltsters’
5
Aup. 1 July 2C to Aug. 1
Exchange Fire
4
by Messrs. King & Co.
Mercantile Mutual
Aug. 1 July 20 to Aug. 1
5
on dem
Metroi olitan
—The National City Bank, of which Mr. Moses Taylor is presi¬ North America
on dem
10
(Phil.)
10
dent and Mr. B. Cartwright cashier, has declared a quarterly Peter Cooper Fire
Aug. 1
*
on dem
5
dividend of five per cent, payable on and after the first day of Republic Fire
10
july 24 to Aug. i
Aug. 1
Rutgers Fire..
August next, at the banking house, 52 Wall street.
6
Saint Nicholas
Aug. 1 July 20 te Aug. 1
miscellaneous.
Warehouse Company of New York has
—The Commercial
Commercial Warehouse Co. (quar)
2# Aug. 1 July 81 to Aug. 8
declared a quarterly dividend of two and one-half per cent, pay¬ Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. (quar)
3
Aug. 1 July 21 to Aug. 1
able to stockholders on and after the first day of August. The
transfer books will he closed on July 31st, and re-open on
.Friday, jQiy 24.1874—6 P. M.
The Money Market and Financial Situation. —. The
August 3d,
—Mr. C. G. Dahlgren, 60 Wall street, offers his services for the principal event of the week in financial affairs, and: indeed, the
principal event of the season, was the opening on Thursday of
purpose of stating, arranging and settling accounts and claims of bids for the five
$179,000,000
every kind,,nature and description.
His references are to many remained unsold.per cent Government loan, of which afternoon
Up to the close of business this
no
firstrdass firms.
definite and satisfactory information had been received as to the
amount and character of the bids, or as to the probable awards,
NATIONAL BANKS ORGANIZED,

The United States

•

«■*■■■

■

.

i

.

.

....

•••••Mm,

and the latest

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CO., Stock and Privilege Brokers, 48 Broad street
York, having contracted with responsible parties, can, for the coming
week, negotiate Stock Privileges at the following distance from the market
price of the stock. A Put or Call on 100 shares, including commission, will
cost $106 25, and for a Double Privilege the cost will be $212 50.
Privilege
Certificates for less than 100 shares will be issued at the same rates.
L. W. HAMILTON &

despatches from Long Branchs tated that Secretary

Bristow, who went there last night to consult with the President,
would direct the details of bidding, etc., to be announced from
Washington to-night or to-morrow, The best accounts seem to

place the amount of direct bids at fifteen totwenty millions,-while
various estimates are given of the amount bid for by syndicates
on conditional terms; one of the
most prominent of the latter
proposals is said to have been for $55,000,000, with a “ call ” on
the whole balance of the loan for three or six months. There
DOUBLE
“CALLS.”
“PUTS.”
was some disposition to complain of the Secretary’s course in not
Privileges.
Above
Below
Distance
Market
making the bids public at once ; but this; coarse was evidently
Market
Rates for week ending
from Market
Price.
Price.
deemed inexpedient by the Secretary and it is hardly }Ast to
July 31, 1874.
l*
2#
N. Y. Central
criticise him too closely at this early stage of his administration.
2*
2
2#
Lake Shore
2*
2*
2K
Erie
Money continues easy on call at 2@3 per cent. Commercial
2*
IK
Rock Island
2
2K
paper is hardly changed from last week.
Cable; advices from
IK
Wabash
2*
2
2%
London on Thursday reported that the Bank of England gained
Northwestern
2
IK
2%
Mil. & St. Paul
£148,000 in bullion during the week, the| minimum-discount rate
1#
2#
1#
Ohio & Mississippi
IK
2
2#
C.C.&IC
remaining at 2£ per cent.
1#
2#
Union Pacific
The last Clearing House statement of the New York City banks,
2
2X
*K
Weste n Union
3
2>4
Pacific Mail
issued July 18, showed that the excess of net reserve above the
legal requirement against deposits had increased $1,034,000, the
A copy of the last number of the Wall Street Reporter, containing a full
total excess being $28,863,100, against $27,829,100 the previous
report of the operations of the past week, and explaining how large profits
week.
are made in stock speculations, with but a small risk of loss, will be mailed
The following table shows the changes from the previous week
free to any address.
and a comparison with 1873 and 1872:

New

.

-

-

1874.

1875.

1873.

.

July 11.
July 18.
Differences.
July 19.
July 20.
negotiate
Loans anadis. $287,088,400 $285,315,000 Dec. $1,773,400 $289,878,100 $297,214,500
Puts, Calls and Double Privileges iu 100 shares or any part of same at Specie
27,375,400 27,755.300 Inc.
379,900 82,273,600 29.671,800
196,200 27,281,500 27,876,000
Circulation....
25,923,700 25,727,500 Dec.
favorable rates. Buy and sell all kinds of secnritics on commission. Send
Net deposits.. 243,525,600 242,983,600 Dec.
512,000 240,206,400 247,551,800
61.335,100 61.853.700 Inc..
Legal tenders.
518,600 48,872.500 52,895,600
for “ Tiie Wall Street Review,” P. O. Box 1535.
(Jutted
States Bond*.—The market was slow eaTly in the
week and prices on Tuesday and Wednesday fell off slightly.
THE COUNTY OF VAN WERT, OHIO, proposes to borrow $80,000 for
Yesterday and to-day there has been more firmness and a frac¬
public buildings, and the law authorizing the loan permits 8 per cent interest,
tional advance in prices which now close on the whole list above
and also that the bonds can be made payable where the taker desires. The
our quotations of last Friday.
It is hardly necessary to say that
former bonded debt of the county was at 7 per cent and highly esteemed by
the interest of dealers has been concentrated on the new loan,
holders; the county at present has no debt. Communications addressed
concerning which we have given above all the latest obtainable
to care of Tue Chronicle office will receive attention.
STOCK PH IVILEQES.—J. Hickliug

& Co., 72 Broadway, N. Y.,

information.
Closing prices

COTTON CONTRACTS
Advances made on

Bought and sold on Commission only
Cotton and approved Stock Exchange Collaterals.
R. M. WATERS & CO., 56

RAILROAD BONDS.—Whether you

Broad street.

wish to BUY or SELL, write to

HASSLER & CO., No. 7 Wall street.

N. Y.

daily have been as follows
July July

Int.

period.

18.

20.

July July July

July

23.

22.

21.

24

*112# 118 *112# *112# *112# 113
116 116# 116# 116# 116#
Teg..Jan. & July. *116
6s 1881...
coup..Jan. & July. *117# *118 *118 *118 - 118# 118#
68 5 20’s, 1862
coup..May* Nov. *112# *112-# 113# 113 J *113# *118
6s, 5-20’8,1864
coup..May & Nov
*115# *115# 115# *115# *1)5#
6a 5-20’s 1865
coup..May & Nov. *117
117 *117
117 '• *116# *116#
6s 5^20’s,1865 new,coup.. Jan. & July. 116# 116# *116# 116 * 116# 116#
6b\ 5-20’b, ifiKfi
1867.... coup.. Jan. & July. 117# 117# 117# 117# 117# 117#
*_9n’«
r.onn.. Jan. A Julv. *117# *117#
117# 118 *117# 118
5a’ 10 40*8...... r eg..Mar. & S ept! *114
112# 112# 112# *112# *112#
5a’ 10-40’!::::: .CoSiiMar. & Sept. *112# *112# *113 *113 *113-1 *113
5s, 10-40’b
coup.
117
*117# *117# 117# *117#
68 Currency
reg.. Jan. & July. 116#
Thistfs the price bid, no 8<iU was made at the Board.
State and Railroad Bonds.—There
have been a few
transactions in Tennessees and Missour.s, and theses have
comprised the bulk of the dealing* in State > bonds.
Railroad bonds have been rather firmer, but the voliime of
business very limited.
The new mortgage of the Phil¬
adelphia & Reading Company is for $60,000,000, . of, which
$35,000,000 is reserved to exchange for odd bonds.1: The following
5a, funded,
6a, 1881

1881, ..coup....Quarterly.

fia

MONEY invested in Stock Privileges at the present time will be sure to
yield large returns during the next thirty days.
We are prepared to negotiate Puts and Calls on members of the Stock Ex¬
change, or equally reliable parties, at a distance of 1 to 2# per cent from the
market on the active stocks, costing $100 for 100 shares. Double Priveleges,
$200 for 100 shares, time 30 days. Parts of 100 shares at same rates. Stock
speculations are carried on with privilege contracts by all the principal opera¬
tors in New York, and has become the favorite system of operating.
Losses
are limited to very small amounts, while the chance of profit is made more
certain. Parties entrusting us with their orders may rely on our making the
most advantageous contracts possible.
We will also make operations against
contracts negotiated by us, and hold contracts as margin in place of cash
Among the best stocks for privilege operations are Erie, Lake bhore, C. C.t .
C.. Union Pacific, and Pacific Mail. All contracts the last 30 daya on these

indications
that we shall
information will be
highest and

stocks have proven profitable ventures. The
arc
continue to have an active market. Quotations and full
found in the ‘‘Week’s Doings in Wall Street,” containing the

_

^

*

sales at auction are reported:
$5,000 Louisiana State six per cent bonds, dated 1854,
pons payable May and November, in New York, $1,090
^
$5 000 Louisiana Stale eix per cent bonds, dated 1357.

due .894, interest cou¬
e®ck»
.
.
due 1897, interest cou¬
lowest prices of stocks for the past ten years, with a general review of the
pons payable May and November, in. New York* $IJXX) each- 26.
, o
present and piospectiv© market. Copy mailed free to any address.
i$15JD0J City of Montgomery, A1»m eight per cent bonds, due Julyi88e, la*
TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers,
teroet coupons payable. January Cad Juvt to New Yorkf mWO eeeb, 40,
9 WaU street, corner Broadway, N,H

s




The latest railroad

Gaslight Company dividend in Aueust, $50 each. $130.
$’..000 Columbu*, Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad Company second
mortgage seven per cent bond, .'0.
5 share* Harlem

.

*7i .ooO St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company eight, per cent gold
attached.

(Hypothecated), $1 000 each, 35.
Closing p) 'cen datlv.and the ranee since Jan. l,have beon:
J iy

July July July
'.a

•55*

*55*

St Tenn, new ex c
St N. Car., old....
St K. Car., new...
St Virg., old
do
consolid.
do
deferred.
St 8. 3., J. * J —
St Mo. long bonds

*54
*13

2i.
55
’54
•18

20.

•iTenn., old,ex c

*18"

»?0* *

21.
*51V

55

55

*18

•51*
*18*

*18*
'12*

*28"

-VIX

•5J*

•53

*52*

20 "
•9;

•i7*

•17
93

*17

•n"

93
8 X

*92 V

8 *

*>g

*0 *
•7 *

*76

8c-*

32*

•68*
'2X

93*
•8-*

”83"

82*
30*

82*
30*

8 *

81*
*7

*76

77

•

Feb

9
!7

Jan.

20
98
83

3

103
101

14

June 30
Mcli 31
Mch.27

Apr. 7
Apr. 2^
June 16
June *5

July 2-'

Jau.

7
May 25

July

%* Jan

5

102* Feb.

101

*

....

oau.

10V May 13
Apr. 28
90* Jan. 2
83* July 14
*1
July 15
75
May 21
73* Jan. v*

2* *10 * •’0 * *102* *102
‘I «*
*106
* 106
*io-;* • 06
;03
1(8
*ioi* mo* 1(8
102* li>3
103 *103*

...

Jan. 30
53* June 18
11* leb 13
42

7

•: 0

»

+51* July 23 +63 June 27
+55
July 23;+63* June27
20* Mrt
as* Jau 24
li>
6 21* Moll. 21
Jan.
40
50

iv*H

ix die rmee

July

23.

*52*

•lot

Tt Wayne ltt 7t.
Roc* fold 1 fit 7b..

July

“S'" •28" •2V*

•52

Cent. Fuc., gold..
Un Pac., itt
do
L’d Gr’t
do
Income.
Erie ltt M. 7t
N. J. Cen. 1st 7b..

22.

•Since Jan. 1.
Lowest.
I
Highest.

6

hid. »<• «>ue was uiaUe at die board.

+ Range -mre June 27, 1874.
Uallroad and JllMcellaii^oun Stocks.

-The Stock

market

points of special
passed, «nd this
naturally had a depressing effect ou that stock The AttorneyGeneral of this State has consented to bring suit against the Erie
Railway Company to dis+o ve the corporation for violations of its
charter (i) in purchasing certain coal lands vith a view of min¬
ing coal ; (2) in purchasing the capital stuck of the New York,
Buffalo ana Erie Railroad Company ; (8) in leasing the At antic
and Great Western Railway, aud (4) in the declaration of divi¬
has been in the main steady, with numerous
interest. fJ he Lake Shore dividend lias been

dends.
It is difficult to tell liow far tlr's litigation is purely speculative.
The market to-day closed tolerably firm on the general list.
Railroad earnings on leading lines so far as they are made pub

showing an improvement in their net earnings by reason
strict economy in expenses.
The Executive Committee of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad Company, met this week and the auditor pre¬
sented the followin'- statement rela'ing to the business of the
lie,

of

are

a

company

for the six months ending June 30, 1874 :

Michigan Southern Railwuy Company, six months,
ending with June M0, 1874:
The Lane Shore and

^
$8,674,839
Operating expenses (including cost of steel rails, substituted for
iron), aud taxes (equal to (id per ceut of earnings;
5,+08,993

Earning?

$3,005,8 »6

$1,380,000

Interest, Leases and D vidend on Guaranteed Stock.
Discount

on

Bouds sold

$1,495,840
Leaves equal to 3.025 per cent on capital stock.
The above smouut has been expended for the following purposes:
On consiruction
$48 5,770
On equipment
620.080
—

$890,450

Month of

Kansas Pacific

The present floating debt is
$2,100,000
The reduction therein since January 1, 1874. other than by earnings as showm
above, was from proceeds sales second mortgage bonds.
Whereupon ih“ following were adopted
Whereas, The net procetn eof the business for the six months ending with
June 30. 1874, have been used in completing contracts entered into by the pievious administration, prior to June 30, 1873, and in reducing the Abating debt
of the company so that a realization ihereof m means for division will requite
a sale of so many more of the Company’s bonds ; and
Whereas, In the opinion of this committee, it is not for the true interests of
the owners of the property that their bonds should be disposed of at too great
a sacrifice, or that the debt of the company should b»- injudiciously increased
in order to realize means for such division ; therefore,
Resolv- d. That it is not expedient to decl re a dividend upon the capit 1
Stock of th*. company for he six month* e nding with June 3d. 1874.
Resolved, Tnat in xiewof the imnrovements in the company’s affairs, ns
shown bv the statement of its floating debt, which is now reduced to about

$2Co0,000, aud in view of the fact that the company has definitely decided not
to engage in any new enterprises involving a diversion of its net earnings, it
■eems to this committee that it wil. nol be necessary hereafter to pass the pay¬
ment of dividends.

following statement of the

earnings,.expenses and
net earnings of all the lines operated by the Pennsylva ia Rail¬
road east ot Pittsburgh, for six months ending June 30, 1874,
appears in the Philadelphia papers :
gross

1874.

Gross

receipts
Operating expenses

.....$18,015,866
11 609,073

Net

earnings
The daily

125

32*
73*

(25

32*
74

35* 35*
8S

39

55

55*

93*

99

34* 35*
53* 51*
14*
25* 25*

Bo»r., H.& K..

i*

Central o: N.J.

105* 507*

Del., L. ft West

107
*2»

Panama

do

107
26

26*

17 V

I

*

110*
72* 72*

110

pref.

•19
•23

•

•

•

•

....

Pacific Mail....
44* 45
103
103
Adams Exp
American Ex... •*o* 61
United States..
70*
Wells, Fargo.. *73* 74
...

ft

Moudav,
July 20.
99* Uf*
125*
32*
74
73^
3 * 31*
33
5»

"8*
56*

98* 9'*
35* 37*
54* 54*

**

$4,824,361

Mo., Kansas* Tex

as

,

•1*

I*

C5* 10.*
“

70S

26* 26*
26* 26*
>7* I *
*109* U*
72
7>*
SO
32
45
44*
•107
1-8
*2)
•21

•60*

8,880,915 9,526,807

1,731,5^2

8,591,100 3,732,400
747,424
881.579
312.614 1,519,681 1,643,735
114,047 3,974,769 3,906,188
249.343 1.435,525 1,440.900
143,691 1,081.271 1 398.607
*290.470 1,8*6 909 1,850,658
737.544
20,035
615,402
316,159
10,432
266,136
49, i88 1,247,927 1,299,216
6(.7,191
620,94*2
26.252
613. *06
22,681
582,888
742,600

25,659

316.3 9

11',633
237.420

Members New Yo-k stock
tance from the marker.

Exchange

120.407

294,838
19,039
10.241
66,962
22,180
15.945
78,717
91',065

92,933
1,007,831

74,9)7

71,135

2,*40,152 2.878,298
3,< +0,751 8,613 113
469,249

...

„

..

1
4
3

..

.

..

...

Tlie CSold

04*
©(*
03

2
2

, ...

.

..

*2 ©S*
1*02

1*02*

Wabash
Ohio & Missli-Blppl.
Union Pacific
Han. & St.. Joseph.

(y,2
.< 6

2*03*
1*©J

1*02*
1*02*

Rock Island

MH. & St. Paul.

*©1*
1 ©2

1

©2

‘2 ©3*

1*©2
1*02*

C.. C. & I. C

di»3

,,

Calls
above.

Put?
.below.

2*03*

..

..

responsible parties), at the following

or

Calls
above.
*oi
2 ©3*

Puts
below.
July 21,18 4.
Gold tor * t onus..
* a *
W. Union Tel
1*@i*
Pacific Mail
f>,©2*
N. Y. C. & Hud.
VO’.*
Harlem
3 05
Erie
1*©'X
L.ake Shore
1*02*
Nonhwe-t rn
1*0 *

1*02*

Market, —1'here

today the price was steady in the vicinity of 110. To¬
were some considerable sales and the price declined at
one time to 109£, closing at 109£.
There have been orders stand¬
ing to buy gold at 1092 for some time past which could not be
executed till to-day, and these bad the effect of strengthening the
price after the weakness of the morning. The absence of definite
information about the Treasury loan has prevented any move¬
ment based upon its probable effect on the g>ld rnaiket.
At the
Treasury sale of $1,0(“0.0)0 on Thursday th*. total bids amounted
to
$*>,370,000. On gold loans to-day, rates were 2, 1^ and 1 for
carrying, and loans were also made fiat. Customs receipts of the
week have been $2,765,000.
The following table will show tlie course of the gold premium
each day ol the past week :
and until

day, there

,

Open¬
ing.

Current week
Previous week

Jan. 1,1874. to

Quotations.
>
Low- High- Clos¬
est..

no
Saturday, July
*• 20....mi*
Monday,
no*
Tuesday,
“ 21
no
Wednesday, “ 22
Thursday,
44 223....10.)*
44 24 ...109*
Friday,

est.

no

110*
no* no*
no
no*
109* no*
109* no
109* 109*

Total

Balances.

,

Gold. Currency.
$18,799.(00 $1,443,943 $1,541,973
25.017.000
1,445.980 1,652,433
1.340 503
19.117,0( 0
1,48 *,646
13,519,000 1.132 150 1.248.231
23.028,000 1,718,8'2
1,902,963
19,477.000
902,2^3
822,800

Clearings.

ine.

110*
no*
no*
109*
1<9*
109*

$
1,452,472

$

110
.110

1!0* 110* 109* $118,957,000
109* 110
110
93,484,00u
date...110* 109* 114* 109*

Fore gn

1,319,291

.

Exchange.—Exchange has moved with no anima¬
were weak.
This morning several of
the leading bankers seemed to be reluctant to draw, and there
was also a better demand owing to
the lower price of gold, so

tion and

prices until to day

that with these influences the market became firmer and rates
for prime sterling bills were advanced to 4*88 and 4*90^ for long
and short, respectively.
The reluctance to draw, to-day, on the

of several leading houses may have been induced to a certain
by the uncertainty regarding the new loan.
Quotations now are as follows :

part

extent

July 24.

r-

London prime bankers’sterling
London good bankers’ do
London prime com. ster do

days.
4.87*^4 83
4.87 @4 87*
4.86 @4.06*

Paris (bankers)
Antwerp

5'15*@5.15
5 16*@5 15

Swiss
Amsterdam

5.15*@5.15
41

@
95*@

as

Custom
House

44
44
44

Gojd.

$654,274 40
58<,022 00

487,060
333,000
633,000
364,UOO

Total
Balance.

544.700 .10

$2,765,000

July 17....

72*
Sub-

-Sub-Treasury.-Receiptr

570.000

23
24

41*
96*

follows:

Receipts.
$376,000

20
21
22

72

96*@
72*@

tor the week at the Custom House and

Treasury have been

44

9696*
41*3

41*
95*

71*@

.

1'Ue transactions

44

4.9G @4.90*
4.89*@4.90
4.88*@4.89
5.12*@5.ll*
5 12*@5 11*
5.12*@5.11*
41 *@ 41*

40*@,4l
95* @ 95*

Hamburg
Frankfort
Bremen.
Prussian thalers...

>

3 days.

n0

July 18

Tuesday. Wednesday,.Thursday, Fr Id ay
July 3.
July 2*.
July 24.
July 21.
99 v* 99*
9 *
99* 99* • 99* '9*
•
U5
12.
126
•124* :2>* 12>
ol
3* 32
32*
31* 3,*
si* 31*
71V 72*
71* •3*
72* 73*
71* 72
3’>
3<X 35*
34* 35*
35*
3»* 35*
37* 37*
37* 37*
37* 38*
3t* 37*
55
55
•55
55*
*55* 55^ *55* 55*
98 *
9?
9H
9<
9'*
91*
98*
98*
34* 35*
.34* 3 *
34* 35*
24* 35
54
54
54
54
54
54
*53* 54*
14* •4*
14* ’.4*
25
25
25" 25" 25* 25* •25*
l*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
1*
M05* 106
*1(5*106 MO.)* !07* 105* 105*,
*107
107 *
*t07 ~ :o;*
107
107*
i07* 10 *
27
25
25* “25
2-.* 25*
2-)* 2 *
26* 26*
26* 2 %
26* 26*
2* 26*
•17
li* !•*
17* 17*
17* 17*

1,955,692 2,441,819

Lapsley & Bazley, Brokers, 74 Broadway and 9 New street
quote stock prl vlleges,’ $ io*j for 100 shares, 30 days; $ 150 to $200, 60 days (on

2,959,320

follows:

June.

Month of June.

.

6,325,408
4,840,745 4,007,189

26,607

.

Vfubilu & Ohio
Month of June.
Ohio & Mississippi.. Month of June.
St. L., Alton &T. H. 2d .veekof Ju'y.
do
branches. 2d week of July;
bt. L 1. Mt.& bouth 2d week of July.
Si. L. *fc Southeast
1st week of Juiy.
Toledo. P.& Warsaw 2d week of July.
Tol.. Wab. & West. 2d week of July.
Union Pacific
Month
of May.
West Wisconsin.... Month of June.

Increase..$1,380,432

353,951 59
1,245.900 U0
1,173,032 00

•Payments.

Cnrrency.’
$1,416,361 41
645,136 20
495,507 43
,269.344 86
709.900 64

Gold. '

Currency.

$257,145 77 $1,119,010 49
200,198 30
1 352.384 96

536,035 26
452,948 49
633,71.7 95

2,616,930 36

5,197,461 90

4,554.881 99

1,631,211 36

810,318 10
189,025 61
1,488 919 S3

4,327,992 57

8,465,001 51

471.545 96

$48,450,606 46 $52,894,3 47 1 9

Balance. July 24...
$43,677,495 83 $54,626,807 58
New York City Banks.—The

following statement shows
for tho
1874 :

the condition of the Associated Banks of New York City
week ending at the commencement of business on July 18,

““

110

71*
•21
*2S
44

•107

*69

60*
70*

•60*
*69*

•74*

75

«...

71*

71X

2*

29*
44*
1U8
61

i°

75

1 0

7:*

110

82

*

7+*

23

-

....

•

110

71*

21
32

...

12%
*J)

72*
*

44
44*
41* 44*
43* 44*
108
•107* 108*
•107* U»>* *107
*60* 60* *60* 60* *60 * 6c*
•
67
67
67*
*X67*
....

*74

....

*74

Thl* l* the price bid and asked; no tale was made at the Board.




..

....

25* 25*
107

26*

West. Un. Tel.

Quicksilver....

Decrease..$1 576 8?8

14,7+8,313

highest and lowest prices have been

..

Han. *8t. Jos.
Union Pacific..
Col.Calc.ft l.C.

$19,592,754

$6,204,793

Saturday,
July 18.
H.Y.Cen.&H.R.
99* 100*
Harlem
Erie
Lake Shore....
Wabash
Northwest
do
pref.
Rock Island...
Bt. Paul
uo
nrel....
At.* Pac..pref.
Ohio ft Mibb.

1873.

June. 1,678,945
June.
678.728

503,718

562,8:5
6,407,026

330.754
39,292

e.

June.

2d week of July.

Michigan Central..

.

605.390

Jm

Indianap., 131. & W.. 2d week of July.

..

$1,195,840

The

18.

Month of
Month of
Month of
Month of

1873.

1874.

$423,514 $2,422,037 $2,442,605
77.635 2,453.151 2,522,535

.

Cleve.. Col. Cin. & I.
Denver & R. Grande
Erie
Illinois Central

Jan.l to latest date.

*

1873.

1874.

$413,302
78.040
Bur.,C. Hap.& Minn. 1st week of July.
22,548
Ceniral Pacific
Month of June. 1,380,000
Chic., Mil & St. P. 21 week«>f July.
173,201

1 570,0*0

All this was under contracts made by the previous admiuistiation
prior to June SO, 1873, which contracts are now all closed.
Foi payments ou floating debt

Latest earnings reported.

Roads.
Atlantic &. Gt. West. Month of June.
Atlantic & Puciflc.
ad week of July.

190,000

\

earnings reported are as follows:

,

bonds (called Eastern Divls on Bonds), February 18 2, coupons

('hi*

[July 25,1874.

THE CHRONICLE

80

75

•74"

-AVERAGE AMOUNT

Loans and

Legal

OF-

Net

Tenders, Deposits.
Capital. Discounts. Specie.
$S,hUU,0Ct
$9,496,6' 0 $3,737,300 f l,401V 09 $10.* 1,200
Manhattan Co
602,700
1,814,500
5,"75,800
4,971,700
2,il5U.00l
Merchants’
92!, 100
a,ooo,ooo 10,504, i00 2.714.900
9,035,900
Mechanics’
295,100
2,000,000
1,496.900
6.473,900
4,9:8.600
Union
8,279,900
1,500.000
415, 00
4,713,0.0
664,109
America
8.134.200
1.466,400
2,236,u00
7,163.500
3,000,000
Phoenix
780.0 0
372.500
4.916.200
8,9'>9,900
1,800,000
6,089,400
1.909.900
683,000
4,6 6,200
1,000,000
City.
Tradesmen’s
2,00 -.600
3,50 ,100
42,300
549.400
1,000.000
Fulton..
1,677,600
285.500
4.8.400
600,000
1.460.100
Chemical
300,000
8,199.000
767,690
1,858,100
7,556,800
Merchants’ Exch’ge. 1,000,000
874,800
8.762.100
4,053,700
695,900
Banks.
New York

....

Circula¬
tion.

$839,000
9,700

869,600
484,400
2611,000
1,200

494,900
757,400

4S6.40J

1,500,000

Gallatin, National..
Butcbera’ADrovers’
Mechanlcs&Traders

800,000
600.000
200,000
600,000
500,000
2,000,000

Greenwich
Leather Manuf
Seventh Ward
State of N. York

.

5,000,000
10,000,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
422,700
2,000,000
450,000

American Exch’ge.
Commerce

Broadway

Mercantile.
Pacific

Republic
Chatham

412,500
1.004,000
l.OOO.lHK)
5i 0,000
1,000,(00
401,010
1,000/00
1,000,0t0

People’s

North America

Hanover

Irving

Metropolitan
Citizens
Nassau.:

Market
St. Nicholas
Shoeaud Leather..
Corn Exchange
Continental
Oriental

Importers’* Trad’rs

Tenth National

206,400
15, 00

1,149.300
571,300
1,37 i.OOJ

1,776 ih’0
86,6-0
57,4 0
195,600
85,0 0
70,100
48.100

350

1.-M2

to

6 O K)

3,788,900
4,354.300
143.600

372,0 '0
1,013,8 0
434,300
13,2 '0
90,100

12,0j0

,1(00

1,135,('00
1.29 7,030
5,3300
2,2 >3 400

309,300
14,100

1,086,600
32 ,i(0U

489,11(0
85 i .400
3(13,100

*

978,900
718.000
9! 3/(00
676 400

1 8 000

9;0.!00
65,400

357,0: D
749,8 (C
793,5 Cl
4.900
579.4 iW
4,000
360.000

17,43/500

2 7.200

183,700
163,!U0
4,708,9(0
1/15 6 K)
4'8,000
2,537,1 00
742,500
2, 92,709
211,400
402,100
311,0 >(
286.* 0

3,9:0

2,3l7,4i'0
1,311,4 0
1,240,200
2,95 >.Ot'O
1,9 5,000
2,235,4(D
1,188,100
2/54 900
16,726,000

Ogdensburg & Lake
Old Col.* Newport
Rutland, new 7s

8.9,5 (0
1,05 ,700
1)72.1k 0

National Banks,as returned to the Clearing
Loans.

$750,UUl
l,50U,000
1,500,000
1,000.000

$1,565 100

$"0.7‘D
79.900
55.6'JO
88.7(0

200.000

3, 89 300
4.059.400
2.155.0)0
1.774 900
4 9.3dU

50*,(’00
1,000,000

1,0/4,500
2.55 0 0

1,000,000
1,000,000

Atlas
Blackstonc...
Boston

....

600,000

Boylsron

Broad way
Central
Columbian..

Continental
Eliot
Everett

8.2,600

63.300

2,200

96.400
80.3 0
12/700
70.000
202.500
24 700
151,8 )C

39.5U0

74 700
64 4'.D

89,7'.’0
83 3 !0
31,100
441.400

Camden &

4,243.900

>n0

345,4U0

58,7u0

807,500

156 600
291,100
130.100
)27.8UU
10j/)00
19",200
235.200
351.00

1.4 6.20U
1.^44.300
819,0(0

494 0 Hi

fO.oIJO

fc2 .800

77,’.OU
2’-8.300
3/600

517.3'JU
896,800
50.500

1,108/(0
1,616 4 )(
969,100

3.700
/DO
240,600

839,000
114.100

2.276/00
5 9.800

587.100

1,117 500
85 - ,5t 0

284JD0

1V7,5''0
161,000
71.6OO
139 700

54 ,100

27,9.10

99.100
3.121 2)0
5.298.400
919.600
2 675 200

843.100

203.7U0

1,9:2/00

30.9.10

159 100

2,557.900

l ,000,000
l 000.000

1,500,000

2,000.000
200,000
1,000.000
1,500,000

4.80--,500
1.28‘),70C

88.40J
56,300
59 80(j
20 80U

5,174/00

5

•?.09 600
5.8 2.' 00
3. 96,0)0
3.341 »K)
I S O 890

1,000,000

1,500,000

'500.000

.

.

•

4y.2J0

2,105 700

1,000,000

.

15.SOD

808 100

500

74.^00

60 300
77 3 0

Si,900

86.100

240^000

640 400
1 <2,700

641.Slip
579.3: K)
o.)".5iK!
677.'90(
168/0'
652,6 to
573 -itD
Tl'.UtO
793.51D
800 • (Ki
443 8JJ

2,419.8(0
812.200
.

334/'00
793,3(D
765.0 0

750,500

Loans

Increase. #S2i,7'K)

Circulation

Decrease.

3t,«no
961.300

.Increase

Capital.

Loans.

8n«de.

Philadelphia

$1,500,U0C

#3.5 tO.OOO

$80.1100
27/00

1,000,000
2,000,000
Commercial
810,000
Mechanics’
800,000
B ink N. Liberties.
500,000
Senthwark
250,000
250,000
Kensington
500,000
Penn
Western
400.000
Manufacturers’.... 1,000.000
Bank of Commerce
250.000
Girard
1,000.000
Tradesmen’s
200,000
Consolidation
300,000
C»ty
Commonwealth....
Com Exchange....
Union

400,000
300,000

500,000
500,000

1,000,000
300,000

Ft-st

Third
Sixth

150,000

SevHQtn

Eighth
Central
Bank of Republic..
Security

....

250,000
275,000
750.000
1.000,000
250,000

1.9(0 000
6.353 6(i0

2,45’,IK 0
2,341,000
2,47!.000
•

.

Total net
L. Tender. Deposits.OIrculat’n.

$1,370,000
1,157 O K)
1,191,800

$4 025.000

34 «CO

715.000
893,000

10,0! 0

670,000

3.000

507.000
228.1*00
2 U.530
6.’8.2>2

$i.ooo,C)o

1,811.000
l.: 91,000
2,224,000
1,296.000

41,600
17.000

840.1 >00

f,02n SS8

l'.OOO

3,826,000
4.96(9.200

733.431
868 no

787.800

1,OO0,()<>O
824,030
483.(9 0
431,OOP
206,(K'0
21/SF8

4"0 719
174.566

1.010,793

167..-.5P
213 595
526,01m
2<‘6,960
593.0. 0
16S.0 0
270.0(0
351 241

574,‘2»

-’lc,870

11/50
1/000

835,000
331 000

2.801,(00
1 411,000

85/00
4,000

1,277.000

3.582.000

1.056,679
5-7.000
5 -’2.000

2*666

135,000
2lH),000
1.261.000
6- i,000
111,000

0

1.985.823
2.330 0.00
774 212
3.7-7.000
1.53«.000

134.128

3.55,000

2.2"S.1T2
1,402 143

274

29 7.635

723.141

83.00U

1,077,000

9.000
10.5i 0
885

431.000

8.25 l,i '00
1 2 6.000
bS3.751

1,077.450
1.525.5 H>
794,734
2,211.000
1,687.000
4.03! .0(H)

1,500

1,00 7.00C

4.305.000
2. 16.000
612.000

5

l’.OOO

11,650

802,378

324.000
81.000

1.023.685
443.000
31.3.000
843.OO0
3.9t,(J(0

1.S09 000
400,000

*

450.01 0

345,000
7P7,!;(’0
258.182

135,i 00
219.350
233.501
570 KK)
800.0'O

162,100

$16.485.00C $59 614,3:1 $535,787 $15,508,901 $1? 310,332 $11.441.9C6
The deviations from the returns of previous week are as fol lows:
Loans
#87,7711 Deposits......
Inc.
Inc. $c96.526

Total

Speclo_...

.

Legal Tender Notes




-Inc.

Dec..

llL

East

pref
.

.

Williamsport:

Williamsport pref..
Pennsylvania

40

* C
& Broad Top. ..
do pref.

Harrisb’g, Lancaster
Huntington
do

Mlnehlll......

Nesquehonlng Valley

■>.-

52*

51*

West Jersey
CANAL STOCKS.

1'25

pref
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill Navigation....
do
pref.
Susquehanna
do

...

Union
do
pref
RAILROAD BONDS.

89

Valley 7 3-108, 1896..
Belvidere Delaware,1st m,?,^?
do
'do
2d M.,’95
do
3d M.,’8
do
Camden & Amboy. 6s, *75 —

S3.84S Circulation....
17,27» I

Inc.

24.S54

8,

101*

6 s,’88
6s, *89
99*
do
do mort. 6s,’89..
do
consol., 6s, ’9t.. :i)4*
Cam. & Atlan. 1st m, 7s. g. 1903 10Q
do
2dm, “8. ’80..
Catawissa, 1st M.conv.,’82....
do
chat. m. do
’88...
do

new

UK)
101

l(b

102
n 3* 105

M*
Connecting 6s 1900-1904
lOo
East Penn.'st nort.7s.’R6...
El. & W’mspoi t, I st m, 7s. ’SC.

99

do
5s —
Harrisburg ’st mort. 6s, ’83....
H. & B. T. 1st mort. 7s, ’90
'do
2d mort. 7s, ’75...
do
34 m. cons. 7s. ’95.
Ithaca* Athens g. 7s.’90
Junction 1st mort. 6s, *85 . ...
do
2d
do
1900....
*01
100
Lehigh Valley, 6s, 1898
,01* H2
do reg
do
do
101*
ao
do
do
7s. 1910 108
29
do

•

Schuylkill.IstM..7,1^7.
8'*S
Northern Central 2d m, fis. ’85
89 k
Little

do 3d m.6s, 1900 ..
do
do
con. m. g. fis. ISO
North Penn. 1st m, 6s, *85
.
do
2d m. 7s, ’%.
do
10s. c'>st. m.,’77
do
gen. mort. 7s, *908
Oil Creek & Al. K.. con. 7s, ’88
Oil Creek 1st ni.7s,*82.. . ..
Penn & N. Y. Canal 7s. *96-1906
.

Pennsylvania, 1st M.,6,l*<80...
do

2d M., 6, 1*75..

do

gen. m.

19!C....

91

a

94H

iOo

llfl*

08
K'4
101
99*
1U)
01
02
:os

..

8 p. c.

do

*

98
102*

1'0*

st’k gua

stock

LOUISVILLE.
’87
6s,’97 to'88
Watei fis, ’87 to ’89.
Water Stock 6s,’9'

Louisville 6s, ’82 to

101
;uQ

Ts, 1900

• •a

110
6* no
102 * •03*

Cin.,Ham. & D., 1st M., 7, 80.
do
do
2d M.,7, 8ft.
do
do
3d M., 8,77.
Cin.. Ham.* Ind.Ts guar ...
Cin. & Indiana, 1st M., 7
do
do 2d M..7,1877.
Colam., & Xenia, 1st M.,7, ’9*
Dayton & Mich., 1st M., t 81.
do
do
2d M7, '84.
do
do
3d M.,7,’88.
do To’do dep. bds, i,’Al-'9
Dayton * West., 1st M.,7,190:
do
do
1st M.,6, 190*
lnd.,Cln.& Laf.,l8t M.,7
do
(I.&C ) 1st M.,7,188
Little Miami, 1st M., 6,18H3 ...
Cin.Ham. & Dayton stock..
Columbus * Xenia stock ...
Dayton A Michigan st<’ck ..
Little Miami

do
do

do
do

77*

li

Cincinnati Soathern RR. 7s..
Ham. Co.,Ohio 6 p.C. «>»g nd
7 p.C., 1 to5yr>
do
do
do
do
Ig bds,7 * i.3»'
Cin. & Cov.Bridge s r ck, • ret
do
bonds, short
do
bonds, long

Penns/ivanla....
Phila-elpnia & Erie
Philadelphia & R ading
Phlia. wliming.* Baltimore
United N. J. Companies

pref

92

do
do
do
do
do

S8
94
K0
K'2
97
92
CO

80
90

7-31 is

do

Norristown...
Northern Central—
North Pjamvlvanla. .. .....
Dll Cre ■£ A Allegheny River.

do

.

100

Cincinnati 5b
fis
do
7s
do

Westchester....

•

73*‘

.

.

vi’

CINCINNATI.

Lehigh Valley
Little Schuylkill

Alleghany

Banks.
North America
Farmers and Mech.

104*

Morris

Philadelphia Banks.—The following is the average con¬
dition of the Philadelphia National Banks for the week ending

Monday, July 20, 1874 :

State 6s, Exempts

pref

■

do
do
6s ot ’ 85...
12* 92*
Central Ohio, 1st M.,6
Marietta & Cin., 1st M.,7,1891 K4X 1-6*
do
2d M.,7,1896 90 k 9f*
do
85* ^7
Norfolk Water 8s
9c* 92
North. Cent. 2d M., S. F.,6,*85
89
90
do 3d M., 8. F.,6,190<
do
100
do 3d M. (Y. & C)6,’77 93
do
91* 92*
do
do Cons, (gold) 6, l'.KK
80
5
Pitts. & Connellsv., 1st M .,7. ’9F
60
40
do
do
1st M.,6,186
99
1(0
West Md, IstM.,endorsed,6. ’9*
65
bO
1st M., tinend.. 6/90.
do
‘9
1(0
do
2d M.,endorsed 6.*90
68* «8*
Baltimore & Ohio stock. .,
5
10
Parkersburg Branch...,
41
40
Central Ohio
42
40
do
preferred....,

72*

491,100

Decrease #1,913 800
598,2J0

Deposits..

Decrease.

do
18H4
do
6s, 190C
do
1890 Park 6s
Baltimore * Ohio 6s of ’75....
6bo1’8,1...
do
do

Chesapeake* Delaware
Delaware Division
Lehigh Navigation

The deviations from last week’s returns are as follows
Specie
Legal Tenders

6s, Delence
Baltimore 6s of *75

HU

175 5 X1
536.61D

721,0 0

2.26/800
759.0; 0
1.060 "00
932.000

#49.350.0(10 $130,414,300 $3,562,800 ,?9.669.200 $50,466,900 $-25,161,700
The total amount “due to other Banks.’* as per statement of J uly 20, is $26,560,500.
Total

do

Elmira*
Elmira*

•

•

6s, "78

do

15-25. 80

do

•

a a a

BALTIMORE.
viaryland'6s, Jan.. A.. J. & U.

Atlantic

do

CatawlaBa

974.80(1

1,025.100
915,9 D

7a

#• • •

7s. ’,902
do
Union 1st mort. 6s, ’83

Wyoming Va lev 1st m.

St ate 6s
kailroad stocks.

720,900
33;,4(K'
5“1,"( 0

1,435.100
1,3 (6,4 '0

do 7b,boat*car,19P
Susquehanna 6s,’*4

.

Delaware

1,477.90'
172,100
72s,3 0

32.400
liO.-UO
56 3 JO
l'J ‘ZOO
22.6 0
4 ',4t;0
43 400

48

Is

New Jersey

715,800

817,600

.

Pittsburg 5s

35(1.90"

8S8.;(D
637.6'.D
4(7 2-)0
519.800

52

£6

67

County,5s,coup..
Alleghany City 6s

849. (0
2^0 !N 0
443." 0
12 0 0

92S 7o0

fo*

...

Pennsylvania 6b, 1910
Schuylkill Nav. 1st m. 6s, ’97.
2d m., fs. !9< ' 77
do
7m. 6s, C. ’95.
do
86
do
6s, imp.,’St'.,
do 6s, boat & ca ,191?

Alleghany

do
do

90

*2d Mort. 1902

••

city bonds.

do

95*

....

Philadelphia 6s, 'll
6b. new
do

547.5; 11)
351. 0 1

525 0 0

135

DELPHIA,

rtr*

05

80

•

Pennsylvania5s, coup .......
do
6a,’67, 5-10,1st...
do
do
10-15, 2d...
do

L-3*

4*

•

dividend

Ex

statk and

8'6,2dU

1,444 900
8.428.9UC
2.0 <2.500
4,221.200

1.000,000

Webster.

92.*66

592 UOO

1,211,7 U

1,209 U0O
509,700

3,C36.30C
8,' 27. :0U
8.4:6 200

750,000

Union

1,100

56,710

2.629.906

1,000.000
1,600 000
100,000
i,000,000

Security

574,310

3 4u«.5 0
2 .40 4 HI

600,000
2,000.000

Revere

567, KD

159.<00

2,000.000
1,500,000

Htde & Leather*....

„

„

496.30(1
1:3 20(1
15 '.(( |i
799 0 0
578 li 0
78“." 00
llo.Sti,.

569 0 '0
603 9(0

60S. 100
2 5*8 400

900,000
1,000.000
1,000.000

Exchange....

„

25,000
to7.0UO

1

1,000.000

City.
Eigle

„

48,0 »U
31/00

2.23 .300
1,2 2/00
8..' 3 7,4.0

400,000
3,000.000
200,000
1,000,000

First
Second (Granite)...
Third
B ink of Commerce
Bank of N. America
B’k of Redemption.
Binkof Rennnlic...
Commonwealth

‘

1.770.(00
2.886 7 0
1,‘. 55,800
2,4(5 UU
1.0 6. 00

800,000
800.000

Washington

io,ao

•

PHILA

107

Chesapeake & Dela. 6s,’82..
Delaware Division 6b, ’73....
97
Leh;gh Navigation 6s, Ml....
9 * 96
do
RR,’97..
do
*77. £6
92
do
conv., ’82. 89
99V
do
conv., g,’94. 99
do
gold, ’97 95* 96*
101 %
Morris, 1st M.,6,1876
M
do
2d M., 1876
do
boat, ’85

118

Portsmouth...

84*

CANAL BONDS.

pieferred
Vermont & Canada
V**-nnont A Massachusetts

767 60"i
777 'Op
f 56 6*'/

o73,0i 0
656 200
2S5.900

&

do
6s. p. b., ’9<
Read.,lstM.,7,19U
do

do

do

$426.P(!(j

1,777.500

do

Winning.*

Rutland common

C1rc.nl

9! t. lD

2.623.700

200.000

M irket
Massachusetts
Maverick
Merchants
Mount Vernon
New England
North
OLi Boston
8hawmut
Snoe & Leather
8tate
Suffolk
Traders
Tremont.

103 3 0
258 oUO
15 :,400
51/00
4/2C0 •'
60.200

$5 '7.100

2.19>200
2,51(9 9. 0
781.700

1,000,000
300,000
1,000.000
750,000
1,000,000
500,000

Faneull Hall
Freeman’s
Glo^e
Hamllt m
Howard
Manufacturers

$68 900

69

pref..

do

Old Colony
Port., Saco

Monday

Soecie. L.T^No,te8. Denoslts

Capital.

Banks.

Atlantic

on

67*

Fuchburg
Manchester & Lawrence..
Northern ot New Hampshire..
Norwich* Horcester
ngdens. A L. Cuamplaln
do

94*

89*

Sunbury & Erie ist m.7s,’77..
Warren & F. 1st m. ts,’96
West Che8tercons. 7s,’91.....
West Jersey 6s. ’S3
r5
do
1st m. 6s, ’96
1(3
do
do
7s,’97
Western Peqn. 6s,’93

eh. 8s

Bds,7, ’77.

Concord
Connecticut River
Connecticut & Passurnpslc, pi.
Ea&U.rn .Mass "<
Eastern (New Hampshire) —

180,0 0

House

98*
‘41*

& Albany stock
& Lowell stock
& Maine
& Providence— —
Cheshire preferred
Chic., Bur. & Qulr.cy
Cin., Sandusky & Clev. stock.

$32,135,200 #285.31.5.000 $27.7:5.30 • $61,3.3,700.#242,‘.'83,600 *25,?27,5f 0
Banks.—Below we give a statement of the Boston

July 20. 1874:

21*

M (new)7.

99*

Boston
Boston
Boston
Boston

2:2 0 io

1,057.000
5,:92,100
1, <85.700

99

Stansted & Cliambly 7s
Verm’tCen., 1st M.,cons.,7,’86
do
2d Mort., 7,1891
Vermont & Can., new, 8
Vermont & Mass., 1st M. 6.’88.

2,8)3,0J0
l/n.OH
249.000
606,0"0
3U:,8'('
41,40(
2* 8,1' 0
875,6.(0

6,416,210

93

L. G. 7s

Oneahire, (s
Eastern Mass., 7s..
Hartford & Erie, 1st

707,300

7,169,000
6,2 *7, 00

7s

94

1910

do
g. m.7s, c. 1911
do
do
reg. .
do
6s.g..19.1..
do
new conv. 7s, 1893
Phil.a Read. C.&I C< .deb.7s’92
Phil.. WiiUi. * «**.,6s,’84
Pit ie„ Cin. & St. Louis 7s

99* 100
99* 99*

Municipal 7s

do

Portland 6s
Burlington & Mo.

193,000

15,9 2, 00
5,221 390
1,514,0-0

gold

Chicago Sewerage

132,

.*
101*

II

Gold
Currency

gen.m., reg.,

Philadelphia * Reading 6s, ’80
do
do
7s, ’9f
do
deb. bonds, ’98

1(0

5s.

do
Boston 6s,
do
5b,

,

vck

Perkiomen 1st iii.6s,’9T.
Phila. & Erie 1st m. 6s, ’81
2d m. 7s. ’88....
do

100* 101*
99* lOu

Gold

Massachusetts 6s.

296,o0o
163,400
1,127,000

10.077.K0
1,» 3.2 10

437,0 0

153,000
471,600
2,720 UK)
67,900
6,700
25,900
27,500
1,400

Pennsylva
Maine 6s
New Hampshire,6s
Vermont 6s.

Bid.

BBOUBITIXB.

BOSTON.

128,2. D
5,590

4,169,700

Bid. Ask.

8KCU KITIBB,

827.900

S/5S,000

867,600
34-.600
4:7,300
621,300
929tnO0
286,1 (10
237,100

506,000

5,756.2)0
4,67 ,6 0
1,347,9 JO
1,9 >2 5)0

3/89,9 -0
1/79,400
3,717,* DO
2,65 ',700
1,261,300
2,<91.200

219 300
8'5,000

139.900
119.900
22.3.0

8,271,50
1,4 '4,900
‘2,427.400
15. 52,800
14,527 0 K)
1,'36.3X)
82l,8i0
1.W4.5U0
1.017,2 (0
976,200

(0,000

20t

Dry Goods
Total

1,028,400

18,821,510
6, 379,400
1,“02,000
6,6 • 1,000

3.144,400

206,200
557, 00

Quomitm pi misToji. philiuiupiiia. biltuumh. «.«.

533.7 0
67 7,5 H>
8 030,600
890,'DO
477.4 0

8.578/00
9.56-.,100

703 700

2,00 ,000
1,001,(00

Bowery National...
New Yo*k Co. Nat.
German American.

Boston

1, ! 2.7CO

4,3 5,800

1.500, (GC
5iKl,' 00
1,000,000
500,0(10
1,000,0(0
250/(0

....

sia^oo
2,2* 2.700
2.1! 6,1(00
5,841,500
o8-,00C
64'.300

2,546,100

S50,iK)0
500,000
S.O.D.OOo
2,000,000

N.Y.Natlonal Exch..

1.0 8. 00
8.515.0 K)

2.817.n00

400,000

..

164.100
8 4,300

173,900
104,100
16,400

2,9 t7.2K)

500,000
300,000

3

1,401,800

972.800
76 (.300

1.5 i',5 0
2, <85,2 JO

2,00,000

Grocers’
North River
East River
Manufact’rs’* Mer.
Fourth National....
Central National...
Second National....
Ninth National ...
First National...
Third \ational

1,797,200

42a000

479.90Q
243 000
195,7'JO
2,7')0
257,700
167,100

8 151,590

463 8 0

561,500
69,500
523,:30J

2,809,000
14,02-3.0 X!

2.000,0C0
3(K',000
400,000
1,500.000

Park
Mech. Bank’gAsso.

536,100

4<i.800
19,200

2,662,400
4.321.300

1,010,000
1,000,000
l,t>0U,OO0

Marine

632,200

4.580,300
2.548.400
1/81,000
1,10^.000
8,33/9D
1,'289.500
4,777,700
12.03 *,100
13,“86,0(0
5,561,600
4,12 >, 200
1/77,800
5,: 47,00J
2,554,200
1,4:5,300

81

OB

THE

’

Wharf 6s
special tax fis of ’89

leff., Mad. A T.lstM.(l&M)7, T
do
do 2d M.,7,.
do
do 1st M.,7,1906....
Lo 1IBV.C.& Lex., 1st M.,7, ’97..
LmdS. & Fr’k., 1st M.,6, ’70-’78..
do
Loulsv. Loan,6.’81
L. « Nash. IstM. (m.§.) 7,*77.
do Lor.. Loan (m.s.)fi,’8fi-*9
(Leb. Br.) 6, *86
do
do
do IstM. (Mem. Br)7,’70-’75

do IstM.(Leb.br.ex)7,’80-’R
do Lou.L’n(Leb.br.ex)6,’9:
do Consol. 1st M..7,1898....
Jefferson.. Mad. & Ind

Louisv., Cin. & Lex.,pref
do
do
common

98
to
96
90
7
1(D
95

102

hX<

UO
95
87
99
91
U'2

F0

81

Cft
3

87
75

8

'4

?5
96
91
SB

-..‘l

-4
98
89

•5
T*

37

99

f;
75

90
90

78

73

-6

87
91
68
99
41
104
99

90
•7
9<
40
c

2

98

81 \

SiV

79*

8b*

r0*

V8

v0
81

so*
82*

81*

*1
F0

94
86
74
?«
75
F«
87
98
.18
88
*7
88
91

38*

89*

85

72
R5
74
*5
'6

7
F2
•2
•6

?6

15~

8
40

10
41

Louisville * Nashville
ST. LOUIS.
•92
•90
81 Louis fis, Long Bonds
» V
99
Ao
Water 6b gold
do
do
do (new *97*
3 V si
N’orth Mtnsourl 1st M . 7s .
80
85
At.* Pacific guar, lar d grantf
VB
Mo
2b M. .
80* ^*
Pacific (of Vo.) is* M. gld
72
71
do
do
2d M. bdB.
8
Kansas Paril'c -tome
49
do
IstM gld 6b. J. AD.,
60
do
do
do F.4A
40
8$
Piffle RR ot Mo. 81 OOk
•And Interest.
91*
■p-

^tf
a

56-2108

Government

QUOTATIONS of stocks and BONDS IN NEW YORK.
Bonds ana active Railroad Stocks are quoted on a previous page and not repeated here. Prices
cent value, whatever the par may be. “ N. Y. Local Securities ” are quoted in a separate list.

791

113*

registered, 1862
Called Bonds, 1562

5-20s. registered, 1364

B-20s, registered, 1805.

5-308.registered, new Issue, ’6L 1153d 115*
U5* 115k
5-20s, registered, 1667

i 16
5-20e, registered. 1668
m*
5s, registered, 1831
State Ronds.
Alabama 5b, 1883
do
8s, 1886
do
66,1888
ao
8s Mont A Euf’la R..
do
8s, Alab. & Chat. K..
do
8s
of 1S92..
Arkansas 6s, funded
do
7s, L. R. & Ft. B.lss

20

7s Ark. Cent R
California 7s
do
7s, large bonds
Connecticut 6s
Georgia 6b
do
do

75
89
8)
30

11H)

do new bonds
do new floating

debt.
7s, Penit entiary
6s, levee bonds
do
do

8s
8«
8s

do

1875..
Of 1910.

Michigan 6s, 1878-79
do

08,1883
do
7b, 1878
Missouri 6s, due lu 1874
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do

22

101
101
100

99*
99

1675..

97V.
95*
94

1878
1830.

do 1875
do D'6.
do 1886.
do 1897.

Haw York Bounty Loan.reg.,
do
do
coup....
do

95

95

do N. C. R.R. JAJ....
do do
A. & O—
do do coup off, J. & J
do do do off, A A o.

do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do

do

do
do
do

do
do

Funding Act, 1866.
1868.
do
new bonds, J. & J.
do
A.AO.
Spee'l Tax, Class 1
do
Class 2
do
Class 3

do
Ohio 06,1875
do 0S, 1881
do 0S, 1886
Rhode Island 6s

South Carolina 6s
do
Jan. & July...
do
April* Oct...
do
lo
do Funding Act, 1866
do
lo
do LandC, 1889, J & J
do Land C, 13S9, A&O
do
do 7s—
of 18Sb
do
do nonfnndable bds.
do

Tennessee 6s. old
-

do

do
do
do
do

..

V*

ex

coupon
do new bonds
do
do
ex coupon
do
do new senes

Tcxm.IGs, of 1876
Virginia 6s, old

do new bonds
do consol, bonds
do
do
do
2d series..
do
do
do deferred do
ftallroad Stocks.
do

lOe*

107

29

7*

Cleve.. Col., Cln. A Ind
Cleve. A Pittsburg, gnar....
Dubuque A Sioux City
Erie pref
Hannibal A St. Joseph, pref..
Harlem pret

105*
19*

do

bonds

do

new

bds.

(Detroit,Monroe A Tol bonds.
;

5*
72k
34 X

...

,!uffitlo A State Line 7s
& W. Pigeon, 1st..
Lake Shore Dlv. bonds
do
Cons. coup. 1st.,
do
Cons. reg. let...
do
C ns. ccup. 2d..
do
Cons. reg. 2d....
Marietta A Cln., 1st Mort

Kalamazoo

51\
51
93
28
30
52

Buffalo A Erie, new bonds

-

53

35*
10*
95

79

95

73*
45

j Mich. Cent., Consol. 78. 1902...
!
do
1st M. 8s, 1882....
! New Jersey Southern 1st m 6 -

104*

97* 190
97
97
95

do

sik

..

St.Lonlp, Alton A T. Haute..',
—1
fib
do.pref.
Belleville A So. Illinois, pref
-

-

-

-

,

St. Louis A Iron Mountain...,

Toledo, Peoria* Warsaw....,

Toledo, Wab. A Western, pref

...

Quincy A Warsaw, 8s
Ill. Grand Trunk..

...

43

c

u

61

c c

....

Peori a.Pekin A 1.1st m
Peoria A Rock I. 7’s, gold —
Port Huron A L M.7s,gld. end.
do
do
7s. gold....
Pullman Palace Car Co. s:ock
do bonds, Ss. 1st series

American Central 8s
Chi. A Southwestern RR. 7’s
m.

98*
110

96

Rome A Watertown 7s

Rome, W. A Ogdensburg 7s...

Rondout A Oswego 7s,gold...
Sioux City A Pacific 6s
South Pacific 6's,gold
Steubenville A Indlana6s.,...
“
“
2a 78

Southern Minn, construe. Ss.
do
do 7s
St.Jo.AC.Bl. st M.,10e.
do
do
8 p. c:
St. Jo. A Den. C.8s,gold,W D.
do
do 8s, gold, E. D

Sandusky, Mans. A Newark's
(St.Louis, Vandnlia A T H.lst

t

100

160'
95
25
90
90

Connecticut Western 1st 7s....
Chic. A Mlch.L. Shore
I)an., Urb., Bl. A P. 1st m 7 gld
Des Moines A Ft. Dodge 1st 7s.

Detroit, Hillsdale A In. RR.8’s
Bay C1tv 8s
Det., Eel River A 111. 8s

45
95

71*

40"

60 ‘
70

60* *

60

8(1

55
Go
70
t-8

Det..Luns. ALakeM.lstm. 8s
do
do
2dm. 8s
Dutchess A Columbia 7s
-.

Denver A Itlo Grande 7s, gold
Evansville A Crawfordsv. 7s..
Erie A Pittsburgh 1st 7s
do
2d 7s
do
7s, equip....
Hen. A Nasnv. 7s..
Evansville,
Elizabethtown A Padu. 8s con

Fort W., Jackson A Sag. 8s...
Grand R. A Ind. 7s, gold,guar.
do
do 7s, plain
Grand River Valley 8s....
Hous. A Tex, C. 1st 7s gold...

85
75

90

“3

80
105
85

lixY
75
92
85

9

34*

...

90

85

90
55
75
65
55
60
80
60
25
15
5
7*
92* !02

95

65*

ICO''

90

..

Pitts.,Ft. W. A Chic.,IstM.
-do

da
do

103

40
20

....i‘91 ji

do

do

2d M.,10b

’

SB
30

98*

104*1 iMonlleello A P. JerviB7s,gold

2d Mort.|_99-4lQ9* j: Montclair 1st 7s, gold
do
3d Mort. 97*
! |Mo., Kan. & Texas Ts.gold....
Cleve. A Pitts. Consol, S. F’d.
Mo. R., Ft., S.A Gulf 1st. M, 10s
do
3d Mort
do
102
lOO
do
do
4tb Mort
J, Mldlftjia let7b, gold,,..,.

90
50
35
60
90
35

55*
40

50*
40

95

83*

85*
60
60

75

£U
85

*

56“
70
75

75

72
85
85
55

8b

Augusta, Ga.,7s,bonds...
Charleston stock 6s
Charleston, S.C.,7s, F.L.

72

bds..»

Columbia,S. C., 6s

Columbus,Ga.,7s,bonds...
Macon

..

78

Lynchburg 6s

7s, Donds

;

Memphis old bonds,6s.........

do
new bonds,6s
do
end.,M. A C.R.R....
Mobile 5s..
ao
Ss

Montgomery's
Nashville 6s, old..............
do

68, new
consol. 6s

do
do
do
do

do
do
do

bonds, 7s
10s
to railroads, 6f

50
40
60
45

(NorfolkCs
[Petersburg 6s.,
do

7ft

70

npw

j Wilmington', do 8s gold
N.C., 63
do
gold....
KAILROADB.

Chatt.,lst,M,8s, end...

20

j Ala. A Tenn.lt, 1st M..7s....
do

! Atlantic

do
do
do

Central
do

2d M.,7s
A Gull consol
do
end. Savan’L
stock
do
do
do guarac.

Georgia,IstM.,7s

consol. M. 7s
do
stock
Charlotte, Col. A A.,l6t in., 7s.
do
do
stock
Charleston A Savannah 6e,end.
Savannah ana Char., 1st m., 7s.
Cheraw and Darlington 7s....
East Tenn. A Geoi gla Cs
East Teun.A Va. 6s end. Tenn
do
do

60
65
1

90*
79
70
70

E.Tenn.,VaA Ga., 1st M.,7s..
do

.do

stock

Georgia R. R., 7s

stock
Greenville A Col.7s, guar
7b, cert-11..
do
do
Macon A Brunswickertd.7s..:
Macon A Western stock../...
Macon and Augusta bonds... .
do

do
do

endorsed

do
do

stock...

.

.

65
85

stock..
do
do
N. Orleans A Jacke. 2dM.8s.
cert’s.8s.
do
do

N.Orleans A Opelons.lstM.6s
Nashville A Chattanooga, 6s...
Norfolk* Petersburg 1st m.,8s
do
7s
do
do
do 2d mo., 8s
Northeastern, S.C., 1st M.8s....
do
2d M., 8s.,
OraDge

and Alex., lsts, 6s
do
do
do

85

.

do conaold..3
do
Montgomery A WestP..1st 8e..
do
do 1st end.
do
do Income
Mont.A EufaulalBt 8s, gld end
Mobile A Mont.. 8s gold, end ..
Mobile A Ohio sterling
'ex ctfs,
do
do
do
do
do
8s,interest
2 mtg, Se
do
do

2ds, 6s......
8ds, 8s

4ths,8s
Ricbm’d A Peterb’g 1st m., 7 s,
Rich., Fre’ksb’g A PotO. 6s....
do
'do
do conv. 78.
Rich, and Danv. 1st. cpns’d 6s..
PA-s-rtiiTTB coirpottB.
Tennessee State Coupons.....

Virginia Coupons
ao
Consol. Coup
45' i Memphis City Coupons

.

.

10

30
95
82
73
74
ao
62
70
90
T2
72
87
60
95
65
58

83
70
16

2dm., 8s...

Mississippi ATenn.,lBtm.,78

i'00

50

2d 7s..
stock.

do
do

30
52
42
CS

73
81
88
60
15

Memphis A Charleston, 1st 7e.
do
do

62
75
74
75
45
45
55
40
45
65
80
70
50
65
45
70
55
68

82
82
82
05
80

Richmond 6s
iSavanr.ali 7s, old

do

«5
£8

i»

101*
101*

& Ilud. 1st mort .coup 194* 194%
do
do
1st mort , reg.. 104* 104*
fls, do Feb A Ang
Hud. Ii. 78, 2d M. S. F. 1885.....
do
7s, 1876, Land Gr.
do
do
7s, 3d Mort.. 1875
7b, Leaven. Brch.
do
Harlem, 1st mort. 7s, coup....
Incomes, No. II..
105*
do
do
do
do
165' 105*
No 16..
reg
North Missouri 1st mort
do
Stork
83
Ohio A Miss., consol, sink. f...
Kalamazoo A South H. 8s,guar
89* 92
do
Consolidated...,
69
Kal.,Allcglian AG R.8s,guar
2d
do
do
73" 75 iKal. A White Pigeon 7s
Central Pacific gold Bonds.... 38
Kansas City A Cameron 10s...
69
do
State Aid bds. 98* 100
jKan. C., St. Jo. A C. B.8s of ’65
Western Pacific hohds
do
do
do 8s of 1896
bl
Union Pacific 1st M’geBonris.
m Keokuk A DeS Moines 1st 7s
do
Land Grants, 78. 89 ^
L. Out. Shore RR. 1st m. gld 76
do
Income 108
76
77* Lake Sup. A Miss. 1st 7’s, gld.
do
Sin king Fund.., 64
65
Leav., Atcb.A N. W.7s,guar.
PaciflcR.of Mo.IstM
81
81* Leav Law. A Gal. 1st M.,10s..
do
1st Carond’t B
Louisiana A Mo. RJv. 1st m. 7s
do
to
2d M
71* Logans., Craw. A S.W. 8s, gld.
Pacific R. 78 guart’d by Mo... 98
100 [ [Michigan Air Line, 8s
eo

25
40
85
100

Mississippi Central, 1st m.,7s.

Iowa Falls A Sioux C. 1st 7s...

Indianapolis A St. Louis 7s....
Jackson, Lansinv A Sag. 8s...
Jack., N.W.AS. E. lstm gls7
Kansas Pac. 78, Extension, gld
do
78, Land Gr„ g
do
do new,jjld
7s,
do
6s, gld, Jun A Dec

20
31
82

Memphis A Little R. 1st M...

Indianap.A Vincen. 1st <s,guar
9>y. ;

50

ciTiKS.

do

Ala. A

(0

47

Atlanta, Ga. ,7s

'

97
45

75

Securities.

Southern

100
l 0

45'

Col. A Hock. V. 1st 7s, 80 yrs .
do
do
1st7s.10 yrs..
do
do
2d 7s, 20 yrs...

Chicago, C. A Dub. 8<
Chicago, Bur. A Quincy 7s
Chic. Danv. A Vincen s 7s, gld
Chic. A Can. South. 1st m gl 7s
Ch., D. A V., I. dlv., 1 m gld 7s
Cleve., Mt. V. A Del. 7s, gold.
Connecticut Valley 7s

2d guar
So’eastern 1st 7s.gold
do

do
St. L. A

St.L.. A St. Jo8enh,lst,6s,gld
Southern Central of N. Y. 7s..
Tebo A Neosho's, gold
Union A Logansport7s........
iitah Central 6s, gold
Union Pac.. bo. branches, gld
Walkill Valley 1st7s,gold ....
W’est. Wisconsin 7s, gold
Wisconsin Valley 8s

99

gold 7s

Evansville, T H A Chic 7s. gld
Flint A Pere M. 7s, Land Gr..
97

93*

25

Hockf’d.R I.A St. L. 1st 7s,gld

ao

40
97
95
96

Chic., Dub. A Minn., 8s..
Peoria A Hannibal It. 8’s.
Chicago A Iowa R. 8’s....
Chesapeake A O. 2d

95
95
97

ioik

107'

.

7s, conv. 1876
7s, 1665-76

O.O. A Fox R. Valley 8s.

i Denver Pacific 7e, gold

96'
95
95

....

Detroit A
QU

do
do
consol. 7.'
New York & N. Haven 6s
100k
N. Y. Central 6s, 1883
95
do
68 1687
92*
do
6s real estate
69
do
6< subscription. 89
do
7s. 1376
102
do

:o
40

99*

..

Cleve., jp’vllle A Ash., oldbds

*




..

jCleve. A Tol. Sinking Fund
I

Long Island
Marietta A Cln., 1st preferred
do
do
2d pref.
Michigan Central
Morris A Essex...
Mo.,Kansas A Texas....
N«w Jersey Southern
N. Y., New Haven A Hartford 123
Ohio » Mississippi, preferred.
Pacific of Missouri.
Fitts., Ft W. A Chic.,guar... 92k
do
do
special..

——...

..

do
do
2d M
Mich. So. 7 per ct. 2d Mort
Mich. S. ft N 1. S. F. 7 p. c....

'Cleve. A Tol.,now

Illinois Central
Joliet A Chicago

...

Iudianap., Bl. A W. IstM

101
25

102V

do
pref
Chic. Bur A Quincy
do

—.

Buff. N. Y. A E. 1st M„ 1877
do
large bonds..
Han. A St. Jo. Land Grants...
do
do Ss convertible m.
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875...
Dub A Sioux C., 1st M
do
do
2d dlv
Cedar Falls A Minn. 1st M....

.

Chicago A Alton

'

do

Long Dock Bonds

8

17
17

do

Carthage A Bur. 8s.

!|!>lxon, Peoria A Han., 8s.

104*
7s. conv. 104
195%
114
Morris A Essex, 1st Mort
104
do
2d Mort
do
i
Conv. bonds
do
do
do
do
Construction
97*
96
no
do
7s of 1871
153
jErlc 1st Mortgage Extended . 102
do
do
Endorsed..
do 2d do
78,1879
M
do
do 3d
7S.18S3
do 4th do
96*
7b, 1880
do 5th (lo
7 s, 1808.
do 7s, cons. mort. gold bds..
i

9

98
lt/2
101

195*

;Dul.,Lack. A Western, 1st M.
I
do
do
2dM..

Central Pacific

Water^pwn

Oregon A California 7s, gold..
Oswego A Rome 7s, guar

iS*

.

36
33
25
25

iActive &previously quoted.)
Hbany Susquehanna

_lotne A

94

do
2d M.
do
Boston Water Power
162''
Alton A T. H., IstM
Canton Co., Baltimore
69
91
40
; do
do 2d M. pref.
Cent. tJ. J. Land Improv. Co.
I
75
do
do
2d M.Income..
114* 114%
Delaware A Hudson Canal
95
98
BellevTe A S.Ills. R. 1st M. 8’s
bl
60
American Coal
60
41* 44* Tol., Peoria A Warsaw, E, D.
Consolidation Coal of Md
74
do
do
W. D..
C miberland Coal and Iron...
63
do
do
Biid’ii Dlv.
’s"
Vfaripoea Land* M. Co
54
co
2d M
do
3*
do
do
pref..
57
do
do Consol. 7s
18
Maryland Coal..
96
Tol. A Wab’h, 1st Mort. ext’d.
275
Pennsylvania Coal
do
lBtM.StLdiv. 78
Spring Mountain Coal
78
80
do
2d Mort
Railroad Bonds,
do
Equip. Bds —
to’
103
tons. Convert.
do
Albany A SuBqh’a, 1st bonds,, 102*
101
100
do
do
2d
do
Hannibal A Naples. let M
is
do
do
3d
d'*
!Great Western, 1st M., 1888....
do
2d M. 1893....
Boat., Uartf. A Erie, 1st M.
do
do
Guaranteed
! Quincy A Tol., 1st M., 1890....
I 111. A 80. Iowa. 1st Mort..
Bur., C. Rapids A Minn.1st 7s,g
50
A O. 6s, 1st m
Chesapeake
Lafayette, Bl’n A Miss.lat M.
50
do
ex coup
do
| Han. A Cent.Missouri 1st M..
13
Chic. A Alton Sinking Fuad..
! Pekin,Lincoln A Decatur IstM
84" i
do
do
1st Mortgage...
Cm.,Lafayette A Chic. IstM.
96
do
do
Income
Del. A Hudson Canal IstM.*91 102'
102 k'
Joliet A Chicago, 1st Mort.... 115
do
do
1881
....I
Louisiana A Mo.. IstM. guar.
do
(lo
1887
1
96*
St. Louis, Jack. A Chic. 1st M.
Long Island RIl 1st M
Nashville A Decatur 1st M. is
Chic., Bur. A Q. 8 p. c. let M..
Jhlc. ft. Island A Pacific
li8* :os* South Side, L.I, 1st Mort. bdF 80
Western Union Tel. 1st M;7s.. 98*
Central of N. J.,lst M., new., 116*
do
do
2d Mort.
lU‘2*‘ 102* Miscellaneous List.
do
do con.conv
13
Arkansas Levee bonds 7s
Am. Dock A Improve, bonds.
50
Atchison A P. P<c,6s gold
Mil. A St. Paui 1st M. 8s P.D.
37*
Atlantic A Pacific L G. 6s gla
do 7 3-10 do
do
do
65
(lo
do
7s gold Ii. 1).
Atchison, Top. A S. Fe 7s eld.
45
Atchison A .Nebraska 8 p. c.... 40
do
do 9t Mort. LaC.D 76
112
100
Bur. A Mo. River, stock...
1st M. I.A M.D.
do
do
99*
do
Land M. 7s.. 98
do
IstM. I. & D..
do
do
do
do
2d S.j do 7s..
do
1st M. I. A I...
do
99"
do
do
3d K.. do 8s..
do
1st M.II.A D.
do
do
do
4th S.,do 8s... 99
do
1st M. C. A M.
do
do
5th S.,do8s.. 99
do
do
do
2d M
do
6th S.,do8s.. 19
do
do
Chic. & N. Western 8. Fund... ll 4
do
do Creston Branch 98* 99*:
do
Int. Bonds 97
do
87
do
do Chariton Branch 98* 99*|
do
do
ConBOl. bde
|
Bur., C. R. A M. (M. div.)g.*s, 55
do
do
Extn. Bde
95* 97*,
99k tui* i Burl. A M. (in Neb.) 1st conv.
do
do
1st Mort..
Cairo* Fulton 1st 7s, gold..., ST*
do
do coup gld bds 77*
ICalifornia A Oregon 6s, gold., 77
do
do regM
do
89
90
iCalifornla Pac. RR.7’s, gld...
,Iowa Midland, 1st mort.,8s.
do
193k
! Galena A Chicago Extended
6s, 2d M., gld 70
.Canada Southern 1st 7s, gold..
do
2d Moit.'..
(Central Pac.7s, gold,conv
Peninsula 1st Mort., conv
do
Land G. 6s e
!l
,Chlc. A Milwaukee 1st Mort...
Winona A St. Peters lstm.....
[Central of Iowa. lstM,7’8 glu. 20
do
2dM,7’B,gl(l
do
2d in..
95
HI
Keokuk A St. Paul, 8s
!C. C. C. A Ind’s 1st M, 7s, S. F.
~

Bid. Ask

N. J. Midland 2d 7s
N. Y. A Osw. Mid. 1st 7h, gold,
do
do
2d 7s, conv.
West Extension 7s
do
N. Haven, Middiet. A W.7s....
North. Pac. 1st m.go1d 7 S-l0s
do
Land Wan ants...
Omaha A Southwestern RK.8’6

...

94

6s, Canal Loan 1874.
do
1875..
6b, do do
do
6s, do do
1877..
do
0S, do do
1878..
(lo
6?, (-old reg. 1687.. 103
do
6s, do coup.18^7.. 108
do
6s. do loan.1883.. 10S
do
6s, do
do 1891.. 108
do
5s, do
do
1875.. 105
do
5s, do
do 1876..
(forth Carolina 6a, old, J. A .1. is*
do
do
,
do
A. &O. lo
do

M.

81 k
58

.

ao

do
do

;st. L. A Iron Mountain, 1st

80k

...

93*

Long bonds due ’81 to "91 lncl
Asy lumorUnlv n»„ due !8>2
Han. A St. Joseph, due 1874.
do
do
do
do

2d Mort

....

Louisiana 6s

do
do

do

....

Kentucky 6s

do

ao

..

108*

Indiana 5s
Illinois 6s coupon,’77
do
do
1879
do
War Loan

do
do
do

40

represent the per

8XOXJBITIXB

*1

7b, uew bonds
7s, endorse !
7b, Gold bonds

do

!Col.. Chic. A Ind. C., let Mort.

Tliscellaiieous Stock*
American District Telegraph.
A tlantic A Pacific Telegraph.

Ask.

..

7s, Memphis A L. Ii..
7s,L.R.,P.B.AN.O
7s, Miss.O. & R. Riv

lo
do
lo
do

Bid.

8XCUBITIXB.

Bid. Ask

SXOUBITIX8.

Bid. Ask.

SSOTBITIBt.

U. 8* Bonds.
(Others quoted previously.)

~

[July 25, 1874.

THE CHRONICLE.

82

7P

72
60
i< •

75
63
71
65
12
90
90
75

00
70
80
80
71
78
68
18
98
95
85
80

88

60

74*

88
82
90
85
90
82
91
75
90

65*

80
10
68

54
SO
79

57
ar>
81

50

companies into insolvency, or even deprive
reasonable dividends. For a party in Lon¬
don or New York who has put his money into a western railroad,
ten per cent per annum is not more than a reasonable return,
according to all the rules that govern the movements of capital ;

point aB to drive the

3 nutriments
AND

STATE, CITY

88

(TflE CHRONICLE.

July 25, 1874.J

th.eir stockholders of

•

AND CORPORATION

FINANCES.

that part of the money was

and the argument

SECURITIES, CITY SECURITIES, RAILROAD jectors, officers, or contractors, is
who invested their money in good
STOCK AN® BOND LIST, CANAL AN® MISCEL¬
caution.
LANEOUS STOCK AN® BON® LIST.

William B. Dana &
D.C.]

[Entered according to Act of Congress, In the year 1874, by
Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington,

faith and with

reasonable pre¬
,

railroad traffic for the current

heretofore taken, that

Our view

squandered by pro¬

hardly good as against those

STATE

year would probably show better net results than that for 1873
marked by several important lias thus far been remarkably confirmed. Two of the leading
events affecting investment matters, the chief of these being the companies have just published statements for the first six months
of the present year and show in each case a material gain in net
offer of the remaining $179,000,000 of U. S. 5 per cent bonds by
earnings through an economy in operating expenses. The Lake
Secretary Bristow. Bids were made on the 23d and the results in Shore & Michigan Southern shows net earnings from Jan. 1 to
July 1, 1874, of $3,065,846, against $2,328,117 in the same period
detail will appear in the financial columns of The Chronicle
as soon as they are made public.
The Western railroad question of 1873. The Pennsylvania Railroad on all its lines east of Pitts¬
burgh for the same six months shows net earnings of $6,204,793,
has also occupied much attention as bearing upon the subject of
against $4,824,361 in 1873. The special point in regard to each
investments in Western railroad property. Even if it should road being, that the gross earnings were considerably below last
ultimately be decided by the U. S. Supreme Court that States year. It can hardly be doubted that the last quarter of the pres¬
ent year will be much ahead of 1873, and taking the whole year
have a right to regulate railroad charges to any extent, there is
together there seems to be good reason to anticipate that net
good reason to hope that the sober second thought of the people earnings on those lines having an established business will show
will prevail at the West, and that they will not sustain any laws a fair
percentage of increase over the pr eceding twelve months.
which, as a matter of fact, place the railroad charges at so low a
CANAL -AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK AND
Bonds, Congress.
[Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1874 by Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of §

July has been

The month of

DESCRIPTION.

references see
RR. Tables.

For explanation of all
foot notes on 1st page of

© oo

Miles
of *
C’nal

©V
cS O

1st mortgage

50

Delaware—stock

1856

(originally $2,800,000)....

Bonds having next preference..
Delaware Division—stock
1st mortgage
Delaware A Hudson—stock

Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds
Registered Bonds

Debentures, sterling
Debenture,”. 1873 ..

Lehigh Coal

Morris—Stock, consolidated
Preferred ttock
1st mortgage
...
2d mortgage.
Preterred stock

Schuylkill

,.

RR., s.f. $5,000,000.
and 2d mort

Nav.—stock, common

Preferred stock

1st mortgage (due
2d mortgage.

50

1,000
*

*

50

718,000
1.259,843 :30c. In
3,040.6 k: 60c.in

1,000

1,000

V,6oo
870

1.363
1864

Susquehanna A 'J'tde Water—Stock
Maryland loan, 2d mortgage
Susqh.Ca-a], common bonds, 3d mort...
do
pref. end T. W. priority bds.
l/nion—stock

1,000
1,000
50

45

s

s

6
6
6
6
6
6

1,714,390
3,990,392
l,i34,0i:0
47,733
260, IXK)

1,'00

J. & J.
J. & .1.
F.& A.
F. & A.
M.& S.
J. & J.

6 f.
6

756,650
628.100

J.&J.
M.& N.

M.&N.
M.&N.

7

2.002,746

J.&J.
,1. & .1.
J.&J.

1.-”00,000

1,811,000
825,316

50

85

2,907,850

M*.*&N.

3,000,000

mortgage

DESCRIPTION.
For
•-

explanation of all references, see

foot notes on 1st page

Date
of
Bonds.

of RR Tables.

American coal (Md.)—stock
American Dock A Improvement Co..
Atchison Bridge, 1-t mort..guar......
A tlan'lc Mail Steamship Co—stock...
AtUintlc A Pacific Telegraph-stock.
Boston Water Power
Mortgage bonds (for $2,500,000) —
Canton Improvement Co.—stock
Bonds for $5,009,000, gold
Union R.R. bonds guaranteed
Cary Improvement Co.—stock
Central of N. J. Land Co
Consolidation Coal of Md.—stock....
1st mort. (convertible)
1st M., consol,, conv. (for

$1,250,000)

Cumberland coG and I.—1st mort..
do
do
2d mortgage
Cumberland Coal & Iron Co—Stock
Dunleith A Dubuque Bridge—bds s.f...
Ills. A St. Louis Bridge— 1st M. bonds
2d mortgage
3d mortgage (for $3.000.000)
St. Louis 1 unnel RR—lat mor.,

Bridge—bonds
Manpma JbandA Mining
Louisville

6terl

do
do
do

1874

i§73

1.000

16X

(?)
731,250
2,500,0 K)

10

1864
1372
1852
1369

isos
1871
1871
1 '74
1373

1,388,000
55,000shs.

ioo
1,000
1,000

*53,000

60c
7s.
4

7
6
6

300.000

1.000

247,000
493,000
500,000
480,0P0

1,000

4.0i 0,000

l.'-IK)
l.< 00
£200

£250,000

1,000
'10J

2,000,0.0
(?)

100
100
100
100

1,250,000

10
100

-100
100

1
6

3
3
5
7

Bonds, §

Principal,

and

7j.

2
4
2
'

7

1,000

100

.

7g-

REMARKS.

Due,
Stocks,
Last Divi’d.
When

•

•

•

Guar, by Ch.&

-

S. V., H. & St.

Dec.. 1867
(V. 18. p.’.SG, 606.)
1872
Nov. 12, 1872 See Cukoniole, V.
1881
•

•

•

Jo., & Cen. Br. U.

17, p. 596; V. 18, p.

P.

190,295,504.
16, p. 765

Cjikonicle, Vul. 14, p.796; V. 15, p. 19; V.

21.

*
,,,,

Jan. 9,1869
Boston, office.
Jan. 20.1874
N. Y. Co.’s Office.
Jan. 20,1874 A sufficient portion of new
January. N.Y. Co*s office, 71 B’y.
i.6ld to retire old bonds.
A review at
Jan., 188do
do
J.&J
length of the last annual report
Jan. 1.1897
do
do
J.&J.
Chronicle. V. 18, p. 490, thowing gross
1819
do
do
,J. & J.
of $3,8(0.708, and wo king ex ernes.
Feb., 1879
do
do
F. & A.
Guarantees a to bonds of the Cumb. & Fa.
Apr. 15, 1873
do
do
A. & O.
NOV., 1893
M.&N. N. Y. by Ill. Cent. R.R.
Tot»l value of property about $
1300
A. & O. New York and London
rr. bds have a s. f. of $55,0 0 per year.
July 1. 1901
do
do
J. & J.
V. 16, p. 661, 693; V. 18, p.
Mrch t, 1886
do
do
M. & S
1888
J. & J. Lond., J.S.Morgan&Co
N. Y., Gilman, Son & Co
J.& D.
See Chronicle, v. 13, p. 324

consol, mortgage is

F. & A.

some

Is given in

receipts
$2,5**4 373.
RR.
3,000,000. The 1st
Chron.,
273,606; V. I9,p.62.

•

•

•

•

j1

•

•

•

Dec., 1870

....

Q-F.

F.& A.

N. Y., HI
do

Broadway.
do

Chronicle (v. l". p. 5’3 . v. 16, p. 325.)
Pept., 1869 See Chbon., V. 13, p. 8,448, 480. 528.
May, 1874

Aug. 1,1881

T.

'&

N.Y., E. Kelly &

Co.

J.&J.

•

•

•

»

4,4-9,900
1872

May'l,* 1883

•

3^

Leased to P. & Reading RIt.for Interest
on bonds and half of net eernlngs.

828 ; v. li p.
*

Read-

at annual rent of $655,000
Including certain real and persouai prop rty conveyed io P. & R. Last an¬
nual report in v. 18, p. 272.)
for 999 yea 8

Jan., 189*

•

V

....

000.000
300,000

5,000,000
41,H73.410

May, 1889
Jan., 1855
J n. 1, '.873

•

512,*01
4.291,300
5.703,700
1,000,1 kK)

50

3

7g.f.
7g.f.
Tg.f.

4.000,000

100
100

6
6

10,000,000
5.' 00.000
4,100,000
5,000,000
20,000,000

50

Spring Mountain Coal.—stock
Spruce Hill Coal.—stock
United States Express—stook.........
Wells, Fargo A Co. Express—stock...
Western Union Telegraph—stock

6g.

1882-1907

Philadelphia, office.

Boston Office.

....

Wyoming* Wiconisco merged into, and
West Branch & Susq. owned by P., C.C.

Jan., 1876
May, 1380
May, 1888

do
do

Q

10s.
7

11, p. 711.)

1874-8<

Phlla. & llaltimoie.
do
do

1879, to Lehigh Valley RR.
The lessees assuming bds
& scrip & paying 10 p. c , per annum on
pref - stock, and 4 on consol, stoca. (v.

July 27,1371
Mar -li 1897

,

2K

10,250,000

ioo

Preferred stock.
2d mortgage, gold




1,200,000
4,000,000
8,758,500
4.000.000

In 1873, $1,916,503 : ex¬
interest and taxes, $1,9?!,884 ;
See annual report >n
Chronicle, v. 18, p. 272.
Cent. RR.
of N. J. assumes $2,310,000 otgold loan
of 1897. (V. 13, p.297, 534.)

penses,

July27,1374 Leased from June 1, 1870, to PI 11. &

Philadelphia, office,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

«

Pruieirei stock
Maryland Coal—stock
(< d)
Pacific Mall Steamship Co.—stock....
Pennsylvnia Coal—stock
1st mortgage bonds
Quicksilver Mining Co.—Com. stock.

Wtikesbarre Coal

1,500,000

July! 1910

Mar. 2, 1874
N. Y., Bank of N. Y.
July \, 1874
do
do
Mar. 10,1874
New York, office.
N. Y.. Cent. RR. of N.J.

J.&J.
M.& 8.
M.&N.

En¬

deficit, $35 38'.,

Oct., 1899
Feb., 1887

Philadelphia office.

Where Payable
by Whom.

When

Q.-M.

2
8
4

10.000,000

18.000.000

100
100
100

New Cental Coal

Real estate bonds, gold*

j

25

Co.—stock..

in; mortgage

Rate

valuet st’nding. perf Payable.
Cent
100
100

Adams Express Co—stock
Amer. Merchants' Union Ex.—stock,

Out-

par

A'b.

Canada

receipts

Gloss

April, 1876
April, 13 6

do

do
do
do
do

INTEREST.

!

1373.

Pittsburg, office.

MISCELLANEOUS^
Size or Amount

$*,600.000 Ponds N. Y. &
Ru lroad. (V. 18, p. 412, 503.)
dorses

1894
188-1
1897
1897
1877
1882
1911

do
do
do
do
do

Coal & Nav. Co., at Int.

bonds and 8 p. e. a yr on stock.
Stock increased $5,(’0i>,000 in April,
Ca-h div. in 6 yrs, 116 p. ct. ceases
& Susq. Hjid Kens. & S. Railroads.
on

N. Y.. N. B’k of Com’ce. July 1,1887
Leased, April,
Leh. Val. RR. Co.,Phila. Feb. 4, 1874
for 999 yrs.
Feb. 4,1374
do
do

J.&J.

4,157,150
2,805 000

*50

*872, ext. to 1897)

Mortgage bonds
Common bonds
Improvem nt bonds
Boat and car loan
Boat and car loan

1st

500.000
285,000
236,965
103,16*

var.

isio

J. & J.
J.& J.
A.& O.
A.& O.
A .& O.
F.& A.

1,003,800
103,000
1,025,000
l,175,OcO

var.

Leased to Lehigh

July ^875

do

do
do
do
•do
do
do

762.779
692.100
194,000

1,00)
1,000

1856
I860
1865
1869

1877
188*
1391

do
do
do

London.

2,000,000
4,91«,500

ton
iro

•

office, 71 B’way. Anril 1878
.June 1‘»,’24
Philadelphia, office,

5,566,277

*50

1890
1885

N. Y.,

9,390,350
8.16,000

1,00)

Sons.

& Sons.

do
do
do

S’.O.OOO

l,(K)i'
1,0 0
1,00.)
1,000
1,000
1,060

June, 1974 Del. City to Chesapeake City, Md. (V. 18,
p. 582.)
July, 1886
This Co. is making good progress towards
meeting its old liabilities. V. 19, p. 61.
isio

Aug. 4,1874
Philadelphia, office
July 1,1878
do
do
N. Y., Bk of Commerce, Aug.l, 1871

3,500,000
3,000.000

1862

375
875
123
108

London.
Balto.,A. brown

1

1,000

last DivPd.

Balto.,A. Brown &

4,375,000
1,69',500

1,000
50

83
83
103
103
103
103
103

scrip dividend

1st M., guar, by Penn.
West Br. & 8 »squ., 1st

1869
1871
18T2
1873

1372

1st mortgage

Pennsylvania—Stock

i867

gold

Consol. nrort. lorn
Monongahela Nav. Co.—stock

Boat loan

1858

gold

Mort. loan, on equipments &c„
Loan
do
exten. conv. till Dec ,’?7

Philadelphia, office,
do
do

683,350
800,000
1,000
100 20.000,000
1,500,000
1,000
1,000 3,500,000

48

dc Navigation—stock

J oan, convertible, coupon,
1st mortgage registered
1st mort. registe ed, RR

50

00
60
148
148
148
148

by Whom.

8,229,594
2,000,000

REMARKS.

Stocks,

Payable.

1.997,872

25

Principal,

w'hen Due.

Payable and

J. & D.
J. & J.

per

1,880,800

var.

Chesapeake A Ohio—stock
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan...,

t

DIVIDENDS.

Where

When II

Cent.

©.

rANAL^.
Chesapeake A

Rate

standing.

Cfi OS

fiw

INTEREST OR

Amount
Out¬

o„

BOND LIST.
Washington, D. C.]

♦ ^ •

and brief report In Chronicle,

See election
p.

V. i«.

247.

1879

Aug. 1,1874 See Chronicle,

V. 18, p. 50*.

....

Q-F.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& N.

Mv&N.
M.& N.

New York office.
New Yorl* office.
New York, office.
N. Y., Bank of N.Y*

N. Y. Union TrtiBt

Philadelphia.

Co.

Aug. 1,1874

July 15, 1874
July 15,1874 The Co. holds
V. 13, p. 585;
Nov.. 1875
May, 1902
'

'

tfov.* m

-

$7,295,235 of this stoek.
also, p, 41,528,606.

See report

84

THE CHRONICLE
STATE

[July 25,1874.

SECURITIES.

I Entered according to act of Congress, In the year 1871, by Wm. B. Dana & Co., In the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.]

Subscribers will confer

great favor by giving us immediate notice of any error discovered in

a

Size or Amount
Outpar
Bonds. Value* st’nd.ng.
of

For

explanations

see

foot-notes.

Rate
per
Ct-nt.

When

Whe-o

Payable?

Principal,

when

do
New loan

1872
1866
1866
1870
1866
1866
1867
1866
1868
1S72-3

Educational >• und Debt
Railroad bond Indorsements..
Loan o Mont. & Eufala RR...
Loan to Ala A Chattanooga RR....

’70- 71
187J
1870

Sterling bonds, extended
do
do

ao

do

New bonds

100 tc
100&C
iUO&C
-

-

-

.

e

T

|t

5
5

5

473.800
688.000

6g.
5g.
«g5g.

64,800
82,500
„

9

10)&c
lOO&c

1.0L0
•

State ctfji and Auditor’s warrants..

**

1,941,000

„

.

*

$168,000

648,00'

8
8
8

877,700
5 0.000

1. 0 ,0.0
2,802,697

'

16 386.00 *
o

®

M. & N.
do
do
June 1.
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do

1892
1-86
1886

An abstract ot Auditor’s

N. Y.,
do
do

H. Clews & Co.

d>
do
do
do
London, Union Bk.
do
do
doN. Y., H. Clews & Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do

8

Jan., 1892-3

1890

J. & J.

N. Y.t H. Clews & Co.
do
do

1889

6

J. & J.
J. & J.

N. Y. Un. Trust Co.
do
do
do

1899
1900

612.c33

•

Arkansas:

Funding bonds of 1869 A 1870..

1,000

Levee bonds (>r warrants)
Ol t unfunded debt. Including lnt...
T>*n year bonds for deficiencies

1869-70
1K71
1838-39
1872

Floating debt
To Memphis & Little Rock RR
To Little Rock & Fort Smith RR...
To L. R., Pine Bluff & N. O. RR....
To Miss., Ouachita & Red River RR
To Arkansas Central RR

1869
1870
1870
1870
1870

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,200,000
1,000,00'

1857
1860

100&C
500&C

1,587,500

500&C

110,000
500,0"0
1,197,000

California
Civil bonds, sinking fund, gold

....

do

llO&C
....

1871 >-72
187)

....

500&C

Connecticut:
War b nds, 10-20 year
do
20 year
do
20 year
= *
do
10-30 vear
do
non-taxable, 20 yr.. O tDistrict of Columbia:
Peima en imp’t, gld, coup.or i eg.
do
do
currency
Funding >onde (U. 8. guaranty)

Washington funding, gold
hie.Mg relief

1861
1863
1864

•

•

•

•

•

,

-

*

T

600,0 0
1,050,000

-

101,:* 00

509,400

6

1864

1,318,00

6
6

1,000

1865

100&C

568,500
1,741,100

6
6

1872
1-73
1 74
1872

50&c

4.O''0,(00

b’gn

....

....

....

,0>0

(9.1,100
.

t.f

.

..

.

.

«...

„

„

„

7
7

152.400
485,1 (X)

n

1,500.000 5,6,7*3
6
252,317

„

J. * J.
J. & J.

4 “0,937

1871
1813

uoo

1870

1,000

1848
Var’<.
1866
1870
1870
1872
1878
1870-71
1870

1,000

v

^

Bonds, act Sept., ’70, gold
Bonds, act Oct., ’70, gold

Bonds of 1872
bonds for funding (for $1.200.(*00.)..
Railroad endorsem m's
Brunswick A Albany RR

500
590&C

1,000

1,000
250&C

f

•

-

...

....

1,000

6&7

do

Bonds fund ng
coupons
Bonds for redemption certifs. &c..
Bonds to Boeuf A Crocodile Nav. C
do
for relief of P. -1. Kennedy..
do
issued to st -te Penit ntiary.
do
to fund floating debtor State
do
toMlss.&Mex. GTf Canal....
do
tj M. La. & Texas RR. Co
do
do
do
do
school held by Stat * Treas..
do
to N. O., Mob. A C'<at. RR...
do
to N. O., Mob. .v Texas RR
Co solidated lu ding bonds...
Maine— Civ 1 loan bonds
a:
W r loan bonds
.

Bounty do
do

3 0,
c

ao

Manlcip *1, W

o
Debt assumed
Maryland— Balt,* 1 hio RR,sterling
Chesa- eake >> Ohio Canal, st’g.

r

Susy. A T de Water Canal....7.

Rallroa s nd canals.
Eastern Shore RR
Baltimore .v Suio, RR
Chesapeake A Ohio canal

r

-r

5,000
lOO&e
100&C

Susquehanna RR
Annapolis * Elkridge RR
Defen e Bounty Loan
Deaf and
umb Asylum Loan.
Md. Ho pltai loan, 10-15 years..
Maryland State Loan
Massachusetts—Stat1* Almsh us • L’n.
State House Enlargement Loan....
Lunatic Hospital, &c., Loan
Lunatic Hosnital (West. Mass)
Back Hay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
do
do
Coast Defense Loan

Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
do
do
sterling.
War Loan, sterling
Trov A Greenf. RR, Loan, sterling.
do
do
home...
do
do
sterling.
...

...

do
do
dollar bon s.
Southern Vermont RR, Loan
Norwich A Worcester RR. Loan...
Boston, Hartf. & Erie RR.,sterling
Ha bor Land Improvement
.

500

1871

1,000
1,< 00
1,000
'500

J..& J.

do

do
do

,do

May 1874

’79-^0-T-’6

do
do

July, 1886
Oct., 1890

N.Y.,Lond.oi Frank.

J. & D.

N.-Y., 4th Nat’l Bank.

Dec.,i890

6
6
6

J. & J.
do

N. Y., Am.
do
do
do
do

Jan.. 1878

Q-J.

1392

Apl.l.’75to’86

Ex. Bank.

6
6

6

M.&N.

l.(K 0 000

A.&O.

New York.

3,904,(00

7
6

101,775
889,000
340,000

6
7
7

July

N.Y., Donnell, L. & Go.

750,000
1,830,000
1,000,(XX)
4,(XX),000

6
6
8

J. & J.
do

6

80,000
134,000
500,000
2.950,000
480,000
546,(XX)

8
8
7

l/'OO

576,000

1 000

665,000
875,000
2,500 ( 00

5 0* e

5I'0&C
1,000
500&C
100 &c
....

118,00"
525,000

6

8
7
5&6
6
6

475.000

2,832,500
3,084,400
2,712,222
2,650. 33
760.' at
156,615
31,06'
269) XX)
529,73.
298,135

6
6

5g
5g.
5:.

62 6 5

3,072 083
100,000

(

*

*

» ■»

100 &c.

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500

1,000

5
5
3
6
6
6

6
6

339.000
369.05H
50.000

6
6

5" .000

220,000
2,150,0 0
600,000

1,000
1,00)

5g.

888 (X)

59'&c
L100&C.
£ 00
L200&C
50' * C
£100&c
£100&c
1,0 81

4,879,50'
4,00 ,744

5,000
1.000
£2 0
1.000

200,000

999.944
554 180

966,500
2,952,400
5 4’8,"72
40'.000
200.000
•100.000

8,5"9,024
230.000

.

Various.
J.& J.
A.& O.
J. & J.
V rious.
M. & S.
F. & A.
J. & D.
A. & O.
J. & J.
ftO

do

T

6g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g.
5g
5g.
5g.

6g.
5g.
5g.

.Tnn

do

do

do
do

do

1880

’’ 18811

do
do

1883-’84
1876-’99
1884-’99

do
do

V.O., Citiz’ns’ Bk of La.
N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co.
N. Y. & New Orleans.
Augusta and Boston.

Boston, Suffolk Bank.
do
do

do
do

do
do

Augusta and Boston.
London, Baring Bros.
do
do

do
do

A.&O.

Qu rter.
J

& J.

Quarter.
A.&O.
J. & J.
ao

J. & J.

.M.&N.
J. & J.
do
do
do
M.&N.
do
r. A T.
A. & O.
do
do
J. & J.
do
A.&O.
J. & J.
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Boston, Treasury.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

London.
>

ao

London, Baring Bros.
Boston, Treasury.

.vie, or oar vaiue.—mu cotumn snows tne several sizes or aenominations in wnten eacn

ar., 1883

Aug.. 1880
June, 1R89
Oct., 1898
ISO
1890

1865
1880 & 1890
1(90
1890
18-5
1890
1890
1875 & 1893
’.885

387;

17. p. 1". 823.

v.

Taxable valuation $950,500,000. Tax rate, 1)4 mills.
I here are a'so $139..'(X) War bonds, and $114,000
Internal improvement b nd*.
The valuation of real and persona] propertv in 1873
wa6

$12 ,68l,t76.

thebe

bonds.

In S'ate funds
See Chronicle,

A constitutional amendment,
the total debt to $25,000,000.

Dec. 15.1870, limited
Direct, dt bt, Jan. 1,

1874, was $22.136,800; contingent debt, $5,493,602 ;
temporarj $2,071,380; total outstandii g, $29,991,782. It wa* decided that bonds authoriz d pre¬
vious to the amendment might be Issued. The
fun iin r i ill of Jam 21. 1874, scaling ti e d»bt
down to 60 per cenr of tl e fa e va ue (see V. 18,
p. 87) was lo be enforced but s n< e an advene
decision in June notliiue has be< n done. T- tal
real and personal property In 1878 a sessed at

$228,666 658. Rate oi State taxation, in 1873, 21K
mills. In June, l.-7i. payme t was con menced in
N O. ot imeie tdueu- to June, 187», but was
on’y cont nue< in sm <11 amounts, a* money was
received from tax collector8. < V. 17. p. ’.9, 51. 829;
V. Is, p. 62, 87, 143, 162, SoU, 5u2,526,601,606.)
The sinking funds Jan., 1874. we re $1,255,746. Valua.
tlon in 1872, $224,509,951. Tax rnte In 1>78.5 mills,
Governor’s message on finances in Chboniclev.

18,p. 63.

'he ac8ecsed valuation of property in 1873 was
$42!,* 72.712, on which the rate of taxation was 17
cents per $100; inc<>m« from dividends on rail¬

road, canal snd other stocks owned by the State
The State has large'iy assisted
$136,955.
cana 8 and railroads, and holds $4,455,46* of t-t^cks
and bonds of j-oivent companies, besides $66,579
was

in

the

sinking fund, leaving

on y

$6,219,172 of

debt, without any offset; the State also holds
$21 606,094 in unproductive securities. Comptrol¬
ler’s report in v. IS, p. 63.

Oct., 1874

July, 1883
July, 1894
May, 1894
May, 1894

July. 1889

Oct., ’88-’90
April. ’90-’94
April, 188J
July, 8j-93
1893

April, 1890
July, 1877
J.& J., *900

a law of 1862
Massachusetts is

By

all interest on the debt ot
paid in coin, excepting on the

temporary loans, t luring t873 debt was lncreaacd
$ S\100. The sinking lunds in Jan., 1874, were
as follows: A’mshouse, $41,918 ; debt extinguish¬
ment fund, $244,026; Back Bay. $.’20,0-0; Union
fund loan, $2,750,005 : c< ast defense, $506,977;
bo"ntv fund, $3,it22.i70; harbor land improve¬
ment, $154,439 ; Norwi. h & W., $364,084; Troy A
Greenfield, $1.7 5,156; war fun i loan, $1,000 014;
Boston. H rtf. & Erie, $797,901. Property re¬
turned for taxation in ls73. $1,763 429 990; deposits
in

savings banks,
$202,195,843;
corporation
P’-opertv (above real esute and machinery),
$90.93^,561.
The loan to Boston, Hartford* Erie
R.R. is secured by deposit of $4,000,000 “ Berdell”
port hi nds. Governor's mes-age on finances
in v. 18, p 63. Total t *xable^ in 187<,$2,087,350,015
an increase of $101,19545,4 over 1872.

Jan., 1875

sane ox '»"uu» is mane.

t Wien Pnj/'rht* —r * .i Rtanus tor.i an. «juy: **. <s a., Feo. * Aue.: M. & S., M i-cfi * Sent.; a. * O., April * Oct.; M. & ft., May * Nov?;
Q.—J., quarterly from Jan.; (j.—F.. ouarte.ly from February Cl.—M., Quarterly from March.
X Remark#.—Figures la brackets at the oua of remarks, la any case, reler to the volume and page of Csboxiols, containing fuller information.




are $635,125 of
V. 18, p. 62, 850.

April,1882-87

July, ’77-’78

Boston, Treasury.
d

1815- 8
*

May. 1880
July, ’74-’76

London, Baring Bros.

p.

Assessed va'ue or property in 1878. $242,487,882
Rate ot tax. 4 mills. L glsla ure declared void
the senv-annnnl gold bonds of 1870, and $120,000
of the quarterly bonus held by H. Clews & Co.;
theB. & A.) o^ds. $i,500a00; and the lollt wing
RR. eudorsenients. viz : Brun-v ick & Alb., $3,800OOd, Bainbr., C. & C.. $600,00). Cherokee Val..
.
$800.('00, ( artersville & V..*$275,000. Review of
State finances, v. !8 p. 87; also. v. 16, p. 20, 187,
213,828, 887, 459, 749 ; V. 17, p. 79.
Thf» debt has been rapidly reduced of late vears.
The assessment ot property i or 1873 was $1,814,613,046. The total amount, of municipal b< nds
registered with S at- '» $15.4'8,88l; me Courts
la'ely decided against the Sta e pay ng interest.
(V. 18, p. 190; V. 19, p. 15,88.)

April, 1911
jan.. 1914

July, 1874
June, 1877

do
do
Boston. Treasury. “

do
do

i897
July 1,1910

Oct., 1874

London, Baring Rros.
London,Bar ng Bros.

Old Territorial bds are not recognized. Real and
personal propertv >bout $30,100,100; tax rate, 7
mills. Loan to J .P.&M.RR., Is secured by mort¬
gage on road. Total d bt and Interest. Jan. 1,
18*4, les-i the t., P. & M. loan, was $1,480,223. (v.

alter 1881
1876

Quarter. Baltimore, State Agent.

5g. A. & O.
‘do
5g.
5g. J. & J.
D.
6g. J.

100,000
94,000

J«n

’l,

7.30
8

8

-

J. & J.
N. O., La. Nat. Bank.
July, 1893
Various.
do
do
do
’72 to 1906
do
do
do
do
1886
M & N V.Y
Winslnw T,t A(!n. May 1 1907
do
M. & S.
do
do
March
1875
J. & J.
N. 0.,La. Nat. Bank.
1886 & ’88
M.& S.
do
do
do
Sept., 1906
do
do
J. & J.
do
Jan. l, 1890
do
do
do
do
Jan. 1, 1890
M. & S. N.Y., Winslow. L. & Co. March 1, ’909
M. & N.
do
do
do
May. 1910
N. O., La Nat. Bank.
M. & S.
1699
A. & O. N.
1909
’
L. & Co.
Win-low,

6
6

1,000
1,000

Various
Jan., 1-80

do
do

do
M & S
J & J

special assessments abet $2 750,0 0. The total
s-e" valuation of the District in 1873 was
$^6,433,072, th- tax rate was $5 58 on the $i"9; ad*
dltional taxes levied ’> act of June, lb74. Bee
V. 17, p. 187, 218, 627 ; V. 19, p. 15, 61.

16,

Y„4th Nat’l Bank

7

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
l.ooo
1,000

1.0(0
’63-*64
1863
1864
1864
1-69
’58-’61
’61-’63
1 68
’69-’73
18.3
1860
18579
’68- ’6
1870

N

New York.

8

187 i

1854
1851
1854
1857
’61-’62

Jan. 1,1903

949.415

965,300
2 0,00 >

’00&C

1838
1838
v^ri’u
1839
1837
1839
1889
1868
1871
1872

do

.Y., Duncan,8. & Co.

1,500,000

1874
’51-'61
1863
1863
1-64
1868
1838

do

N

A.&O.

853,750

2:mim

-

Balt. A

Troy & Grcenfi Id RR.. sterling

1-67
1870
1866
1866
1870
1870
1869
1870
1869
1869
13 8
1857
1870

July 26. 1892
Oct.p, 1901-3

250,000

1853

i86i

do
do
do
do

Capft.ol bo ds end
Total valuation of

proper1 v, 1873, $527,199,473. Tax rate 50 centP per
#ioo. (V. 18, p. 247, 60>; V. 19, p. 3 of advert’s.)
V. 19, p. 2.
Debt has been reduced since 1866 from $10,000,000
to presenr figures, by sinking fund purchases.
The 1861 bonds are navable ar pleasure since Julv,
1871, and those of 1864 alter Oct., U74. Assessed
value of real and personal property, March, 1874.
$348,855,457: rate of taxation.1 mill. (V.18. p,458.)
The whole fund d debt, 1» ss the ne*' 8*65 loan, is
about $ o,(» 0,000.
Ce'tificates chargeable on
ms

IS-rr

7
8

SOTiSOO

2',000
86,000
61 j 00

Louisiana:

Bonds lor relief of State Treas
Bonds in aid of various railroads...
Levee b nds
do

do
do
do
do

1

N.T.Imp. & Tr. Nat. Bk.
J. * J.
J.& J.
M. & N.
F. & A.

6
7

320,000

....

’61-’69
Bonds for various State purposes.. ’61-’69
Mill ary loan
1864-69

1924
18 2

A. & O.

1,000
1,000

lik&c

Bonds, 1861 to 1869. funding, &c

Oct., 1885
July 1,1891
July \ 1831

7g.
7g,

1,666

1871
1873

Jan..1884
Oct., 1894

do
do

7 545,900

1847
....

;do

.Tnn

Q-J.

•

I iterest bonds, inscribed stock
Refunded stock bonds
N rmal University bonds
Thornton loan bonds
War bonds
Revenue deficit bonds (to Chicago)
Indiana:
Mew 'onds temporary loan
8chool fund bonds(non-negotiable)
Kansas:

July, 1881
Jan., 1883

^

1st Nation’] Bank
do
do
do
do
do
do

^

sity Funds the $5 0.0 0
$1,828,000 of bords 1B73.

6&7

262,0 0
7
850,000
800,000
6g.
4,000 A0 8 g.f.
237,500
600,000
3,100,000
2,700,000
1,-811,0 0

do
do
doN.Y.

do

The debt is being re^nced hr r sinking fund,
The State holds In trust for School and Hnivt-r-

1877
1880
1883
1885
1893

do
do
do
do

< o

V r
J & J
J. & J.
J. & J.
Var.

:

Western A Atlantic RR. bonds.
Atlantic A Gulf RR. bonds
Bonds, act of Ma ch 12,1S66

do
do
do
do

Rate of taxation. Smiiis. Unfunded debt is mostly
held hv ir.S. The State is 'n default for int**re t.
By the 'at-t. rom 8>m. nt for 1B72 and *.87) the
total va uatlon of property was $104,972,329. A
tax of 2^ mills,
payable in currency was aid for
imere t on the debt. oth< rtaxe* being payable
i certificates, hut for wantAf an approp latlon
interest is not paid this year. (Chbonicle, vol.
IS, p. 850.)

April, 1900

Hartford, Treasury.

^

(ig

1899
TOO
1900
1900

do
do
do
do

Sacramento, Treasury.

3 65

2,686,100

do
do
do
do

J. & J.
do
do
A. & O.
do

7g.
Og-

1882

Un-on Trust Co.

J. & J.
di
do
do
do

:

Georgia

-

A. & O. N. Y.,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

7g.
7g.
7g.

87

.

Due School and Internal imp fund
State bonds
Couso .gold bonds
Loan to J., P. & Mob. RR

T

N.Y., Union Trust Co

7
7
7
7
7

1 20",000

1,'U0

Bd8.’37.’6V6h&c..exeh. forhds of ’73

-

-

1 0 0

71- 7
«

♦

7

Ml (X 0

Market Hous^
Potomac Water
Corpoiatlon of Washington...
Corporation of Georgetown...

Illinois

7
*

100&C

(

Florida

3,0.50,000
2,2. *. ,253
2,123 086
S'K). ('0
f oo.ooo

Soldiers’ relief bonds
State canitol b >nds
Bo dsof 1873

direct Sta e bonds for every $1,000 o’ endorsed
radroad bonds. During 187^-78 the debt « f the
State was Inca ph $832,000 and ibe railroad
end-rsein'ents, $1,578 oro.
The Ala. & Chatta¬
nooga Railroad was offered for sal.- in May, 1874,
but 8*Ih postponed to Jnlv 6, and then lids
were not uo to the minimumr rice.
Ptaelntere-t in d* fault from January. 1874. resumption of
payment nroposed in lo75. (V. 17, p. 803; V.
18, p. 87, 601. 623.)

1886
1886
1886
1886
1888

8

reprrr for year ending

was published In Chbonicle. v. 18,
as-< ssed value of lands. $>8,989,157.
A law was passed in April, 1818. offering$1.(X0of

Sept. SO, ISIS,
p.87. Total

8

300,000
2,' 00,000

REMARKS.?

aue.

May,
May,
May,
Jun^,

Payable and

by Whom.

Alabama:
State bonds, due in 1872 & extended
do
extended
do
do
Sterling bonds of 1850, extended

Tables.

rNTEREST.

Date

DESCRIPTION.

our

,

,

J. * D., June A D«t

(July 25

SECURITIES.

STATE
DESCRIPTION.

Princiijal,

ol

Renewal Loan Ronds
Two Million Loan
War Bounty Bonds
Ste Marie Canal Bonds
Minnesota:
State Building Loan
do
do
....«•••
do
do
do
do coupon
Railroad Bonds(not recognized).
Missouri:
State bonds
Consolidated bonds
...

Under Art., 7, Sec.

500,000
160,000

514,000
600,000

100&C
10J&C

2,205,000
500.000

100&C
100&C

1,099,900
1,002,900

6
6

t'JO VC

[

593,400

7
7

00

*->

i872
•

,

—

*>£

1

j

500&C
500&C

‘2,333,000

1.000

f

1.695,(100
2,417,400
l,711,i00

100&C

1866
1863

100&C

1867
1868

1,666

Ohio—Regist’d loan,payable after 1870

1850
13'i0
1860
1856

1.000
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C

1815
June, 1881.
1886

Bounty bonds
Willamette Canal and Lock

1870
1849
1852
1*52
1852
1852
1853
1867

Pennsylvania— luclinedplane loan...
Coupon loan, April 2 ($28,000 reg.).
do

May 4
Register’d do do
Coupon loan of April 19 ($35,000 reg)
Stock loan of Feb. 2 (registered),
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do

do

do

do
d >
do
do

2d
3 1
4th
5th

50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C
50&C

....

Funding bonds
Blue R dge RR bonds
New St ite House bonds
do
do

1.000
var.

var.

186)

1869-’70
1838
1838
1874

var.
var.
var.
var.

50&c

1,0 0
1,000
1,000

T

....

var

on above to Jan, '6»
1.866
wxiroad debt—
Bon is end'rsed for railroads')
Bonds loaned to RR.’s, old.. ——
Bds is-ued to RR.’s since ’66Green issue, no ietter
1866-67
New serie-, letter 11
'67-’8-’9
do
not lettered
1863-69
Green issue, no letter
J « 2 1361
Bds to fund int. on abo e to Jan., ’6r
1868
Int. due on all bds estim’d to Jan. ’73
floating debt—dk ot lenn. notes..
Treasury warrants
Loan account
2«a;a«-Fund. bds by Actsrrw6& ivn. 186R&71
Frontier defence, gold (for $75i),‘ 00)
1870
1871
Deficiency bds,act 1871 (for $400,n(X))
B »nds, act Dec , 1871 (for $2,0"0 000)

rids to fund int.

....

•

Univeisltv, School bds and certfs..
Floatingaebt, warrants, &c..Jan.’;3

•

•

•

....

l 4,083,991

....J
1,000

2,172,000

3,249.690
•

••«

4.59a.085
75.(00
300 00 )

234,404
1,000

1,000
•

•

•

350,000
257,00)

....

Deferred certificates
Interest on stealing debt, funded..
Interest due Jan.
July, 1874




18.1
1*71
1871
• ••

•

do

do

Oct,, 1875
Dec.

1877

Jan. 1,1>83

July

On

1691

Treasurer’s
18, p. 166.

Oct., 1898
Indefinite.

April, 1879
July, 1882

do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
(k>
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

’98-’99

Jan., 1871
Jan., 1876
July, 1881
Jan., 1837
1874
18;5
1680

do

Feb

F, & A.

1

J.&J.

1882
prll, 1893
July, 1893
August, 1894
i*

At pleasure.
Jan. 1,1877
Jan. 1,1888

Debt was all

do

do

Columbia & N. Y.
<lo
do
do
do

London.
Columbia.
New York or Columbia.

Nashville. July

$247,798,580. and
tax o 20 cent -on $100.
Th- funding law amoved Dec. 22,18tS, provides
for scaling down the old debt by eivine new bonds
to extern of 50 per cent, and dtdares void the

i,

1914

coupons maturing bona.
Ea-tnue. coupons, anda 10-40year 6 per cent on or
efore Jan. 1. 1874. in
Interest was resumed July, 1*74. The total
here given is substantially, according to
report of the Co • ptioiler, ..an., 1878,

debt

the
after de¬
ducting bonds paid in by railroads amount!; g
a togetner to $12 282,796.
'1 he Comrnro ler esti¬

solvent railroads, $3,958,3*6. due
then sol t, $2,878,520; Indorsed
bonds that will pay m erest, $2,172,000. and Inter¬
est, $260640; balance revenue due, Jan. 1, 1878.
mated debt of
from rail oads

paid
1

6

passed in March, 1873, provided for fund¬
tanding, legalK Lsued bonds, due or
due before Jan. 1.1*74, as * eli as all

to become

6
6

No Interest now

of $5,965,000.

th\i law tin- State • reasurer
bond?, and in his circula of
May vO. 1874. gave <,etails for instiuctlons j the
circ lar as an advertisement waB In the Chron¬
icle ot May 20.
The Sate has been in default
for interest since Jan., 18.2.
(-ee chronicle V.
16 p. 354. 791; V. 17, p. 51.251. 3*23. 355, 59.5. 826. 660;
|V. 18, p. 271, 479, 502, 542, 582; V. 19, p. £8.)
In accor J'xnce wiih
offered the funding

ing all out

6
'

conversion bona# to the amount

The law

1868-93
1898
1870-73
1892
1869-92

5 &
6

be>ng

The valuation of real and

personal property. Ap.ll, 1873,

July 1,’1863
July 1,1868
Jan., 1894

f

5*....

created for war purposes and is

steadily diminished.

July 1, ’84-8.'
July 1, ’87-89
Jul - 1,’82-80
July 1, ’*7-97
July 1, *75-79
July 1, 1881
Jan. 1, 1885
July 1,1388
July 1, 1888 |
July 1,1884
July 1,183

Columbia & N. Y.
Columbia. Treasury,

or

1878
1872

March i

do
do
do
do

few York

s, princi¬
pal y from corporations Taxes are levied on
personal property, which was assessed In 1873
at $165,362,443. and the tax was $5* 9.610. Funded
Balance In
debt diminished in 1878. $1J04.672.
Treasury at close of fiscal year, $1,825,151. State
holds $L7:54,321 in stocks and $9,300,0Uuot railroau
bonus. Interest Is paid In gold on all loans prior
to 1867.
Any coupon Ponds may De chang* d to
registered
The bonds due in 1877 a> e payable at
any time till 1882; those of 1882 till 1892. (V. 18,
p. 64, 398.)

,

do

$2 .653,493.

Revenue is raised from num rous sourc*

,

do
do
do

1873, $372,484 ; sink, fund resources
The total valuation of property

In 1873 the State tax was$5,467,859.
( V. 18, p. 64. C2R.)
The debt is provided for by sinking funds. Taxa¬
ble prop- rty, 1*72, $37,174,169.
x mill tax for
R liet bonds and 1 mill for Bounty bonds.

Feb., 1872
Feb., 1877'
Feb 1877
Feb 1882
Feb., 1882
June, 1876

Columbia, St. Treas.

Q.-J.
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
do

,
,

$684,522.

is $1,524,323,118.
and local taxes

do

Aug

Prov., R. I. II. & T. Co.
do
do
do

are

do

do

do

Debt reduced In

Aug., 1877

Harrisburg Treasury.

M. & S.
A. & O.
J. & J.

for 1873 In Chronicle, V.
Total property assessed in 1872 at

report

Oct., 898

Phlla., Farm. & M. B’k.

J. & J.
do
F.&A.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Fqna iza ion, $i .r92.523.071 ;

$12o,507.629, a low valuation. Int. is paid on bonds
issued to N.C. Railroad ($2,794,000) as State holds
$8,000,210 nock an i receives dividends the eoD.
O her interest Li default. (Vol. 17, p. 246, 595,
691, 803; V. 18, p. 166, 624.)

Jan.,1900

New York.
do
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
State Treasury.
do

A. & O.

Board of

demand.

’68-’98
do
do
do

Ralelgli, Treasury.

the

of personal, $437,102,815:
total, $2.129,625,386.
Tax rate In 1878 w as 6 95-100 mills. The local
dehis of cities in New York State are $137,539,609;
of couv.ti s, $41,685,264, and towns. $25,140,181.
(V. 15, p 658; V. 16. p. 81, 659 ; V. 17, p. 595; V.
18, p. 68, 502.)

July, 18*7

New York.
do
do
do
do
do

J. & J.

[5e&

by

At will.
Oct ,1874

Albany.

•

6

T

At will

July, 1875
July, 1878

Manhattan Bank.

There is also $68,000 contingent debt to L.I. RR., &
$7,361 per annum lor Indian annuities,
bee
fti ancial report in Chronicle, v. 18, p. 68. The
debt nominally decreased in 1872- 3, $4,195,346.
Assessed valuation of real
property In i873

6
6

1892
190)
1900
1900

$1 3i9 234.

Total valuation of re <1 estate

ab->ut

$820.0J< ,'00. The rate of taxation Is 40cte on the
$100, but a 1 ax is laid on othei sources of revenue.

6
6

(V. IS, p. 148, 247. 85'J,

497.)

Y
7g
10

M. & S.

New York.
do

The total value of real estate is $127,328,643 ;
of personal property, $89,596,888.
IS, p.
V. 19, p. 15.)
Marcn 1,1876

(V.

1890-1910

626,718 5 & 6
49R.I67

..

fractions..

.

April, 1877
April. 1877

Albany.

.

•

Jan., ’97-02

Of first two classes of b’nds the principal is payable,
$100,000 pr yr. Valuat’n of rral & personal property
in ’73. $612,996,106. S. tax. 8 mills, (v. 18, p. 63.)

•

...

do

•

Jan., ’75-84
Jan., ’86-96

476,834

by International RR
1.800,000
Vermont— War loan bonds, coupon...
i862
500&C
246.000
no
do
1 62
500&C
187,500
registered
r rginia—Old bonds,
1851-6; 50U&C >
coupon
*9,149,969
do
1851-61
var. J
registered
do
1851
£100&
sterling
1,865,000
Funded bonds coupon
1866-67
500)
*900,000
do
do r<-gister<-d...
1866-67 var. J
do
do sterling coupon
1867
£100
466.250
1371
10 &C 17, 36; 00
Consolidated, Act of ’71, coupon.
do
do
1871
100&C
reg.. conv.
4,077,799

Ido

N. Y.. Manhattan Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do
J.& D.
J & J
J. & J.
J. & J.

thus assumed.

92-1905

1879-80

6

Bond-* claimed

_

do

Albany.
N. Y.,
do

•

15,767,922

Municipal loan of 1872 was issued gratuitously
the proceeds to be used In
reducing their several war debts, which the rtate

to cities ano towns,

Oct., 1874
Jan..

Q.-J.

J

735,553

1,000

do
do
do

-

4,000,000

var)

1870,$11,820,118; personal
$8,377,995; tax, $112>* pr $100, amounted to $221,608.

July, ’74-8
Sept., ’84-9

Trenton & J. City.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Manhattan Bank.
do
do
do

6

1,000

(county)

Total valuat’n of real estate

Boston.

do

&2J.

6g.
6g6g.
6g.
6g.
Kg.
do
6g.
do
6g.
6g. ] most 1
6g. 1 J.&J. 1
6g.
Kg. f fome I
A&O
6g.
Q.-J.
5g.
Kg. Q.-J.

var.

....

_

8g.
6g.

1,100,000
1,258,550
1,265,800
700,000
484,445
300,439

1.000
500&C
500* c
5O0&C

....

Hermitage purchase bds
State capitol stock

6
5
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
6

11,600
500,000

1 (XX)

(v. 18, p. 63, 247 )

The valuation of real estate i > 1872 was $437,533,142
and of personal, $140,622 869. Total, $516,155,502.
upon which the tax is 5 mills. The loral
taxes amounted to $4,799,971.
The Hannibal &
St. Joseph
Railroad provides for Its debt,
bonds due Jan.. 1872. were Daid in gold, but after
that tlrre
n currency, pursuant to a resolution
ot the Legislature.
The State Courts sustained
tin law. (V. 16, p. 154; V. 18, p. 874, 600.)

1814-1888
1377-1883
1889-1*93
1874-1833
1874-1889
1876
1876
1874-1887

do

6
5

1,019,000
205,000
668,000
740,000
38,837
189,691
127,441
301,370
215,476
130,315
1,131,701
970,000
250,000

or

do
do
do

do

6g.
5g.
4Kg.
5g.
5g.
5g-

90,400
9,271,850
72S.950
84,-29

6,712,608
1873

CO

Turnpike i oad stocks....

Bank T nn. stock
Railroad stocks

6
7
7
7

500.000

1868

;

Converso n bonds
Land com n salon bonds
*...
Fire loan bon is, sterling
do
do
dome-tic
Consol, bonds on s ock, coupon....
Radroa I end irseineuts.
f ennessee-New seties funding b’ncL
State debt proper—
ti a o

6
6

7,890,550

1,000
1,000
1,000

1861
1866
1854
1855
1856
1868
1863

do
do
do
do

Funding bills receivable
Payment of inter st
Funding bank bills.

1,000
1,000

1794
1836
1857
1858
1859

Chambersburg ctfs, May 21. ('eg.).
Agricultural College land scrip.,

Rhode Island— War bonds
✓
do
do
do
South Carolina—State stock
do
do
do
do

1,000

1867
1867
1867
1861
1871
1872
1862
1863
1863

_.

41,500
46,027
200,000
400,000
3%,000
87,000
2,880,000
387,500
273,000
2.475,450
92,850

1 000

1864

(registered).

6
6
6
6

2,400,000

1,000

1367

(cp. & reg.)...
(registt-.re )...
(cp. & reg.

6

41,000
11,407,000
147,180
l,5*5,yu0
4,073,817

Oregon—Relief bonds

bonds.

.

July. 1892

do

J. & J.
A.& O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
A. & O.
J. & J.
do
do
do
J. & J.

6
6
6

383 045

SDecial tax bonds:

do

6
6

4,738,800
3,639,400

1,000

t

tt

is applied to purchase ol

$112,298,L5, tax 5 nulls,

March, 1*72
March, 1881

J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do

66,473 5&6g.

•

revenue

All these bonds are held by the permanent school
fund. The “Minn. State KK.” bonds, repu dated,
have been held vail in a dictum of Judge Dillon
of i
S. Circuit Court. Property valuation, 1813,

1883
1888

Treasury.

Concord

•

5g5g.
900,000
6g.
800,000
1,537,887 5&6g.
6g.
2,099,000
473,000
6g
880XXX)
6g.
6g.
1,55 .-,900
6g.
847,500
6g.
■7.2 2,600

O 3

1873
1873
•

J.

6

1,213,000
1 So r 19,908,000
561,500
1,000

1

1877
1878
1*79
1883-1903
Dec , 1683

do
do
do

State

The debt has been largely diminished In 4 las* yrs.
Assessed valuation of real & personal propeity,
1871-2, $630,000,000, and tax rate 2X mills. Surplus

The

247,000

1,000

Reglst’d certificates of literary fund
Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. 2i, ’68.

"do
do

J. & J.
M. & S.
A. & O.
J. & J.

500&C

1827-3:
1848
1848
1848

war

do

M. & S.
M. & S.

6
6
6
6
6

#

Confutations

do
do
do

15
10

1*64

do

do
do
do

do

7
6

1,455,000
1,589,000

1873, *78 & ’83
May, 1890
July, 1879

N. Y., Nat. Bk of Com.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
BkofN. America

2,600,000

504,000

July, 1878

do
do
do

do
do
do

do
do
do

do

6
6
6
6
6
6
6

Amer. Exch. Bk.

Paul, Treasury.

St.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

2,379,000
4,8 '8,OtJO

1,000

N. Y.,
do
do
do

J. & J.

1861
1863

North Carolina—RR. & imp’t bds, old
RR. & imp’t bds, old
do
do
new (not spec.’i tax)
do
do
do
do
do

6
6

892,000

....

1861
1864
1866
1872
18.4

^ and Art. 7, Sec. 12. |
Comptroller’s bds (by Rey. Stat b).
do

7

REMARKS, t

I)ue.

When

by Whom.

J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
J.&D.

7

439,000
2,727,000
401,0U0
2,964,000

1,000

1867
1871

M.&N.
J. * J.

2,275,000

1.O00
1,000
1,000
1,000

’53-7

B

Funding bonds, since

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

50,000
230.OX)

1,000
1,000
1,000

’53-9
’57-66
’56-61

Sta e
New Jersey:
War loan bonds, tax free
do
do
do
do
do
taxable...'.
New Fort—Bounty loan bouds, coup.
Boun y loan bonds reg. stock
General fund debt—Astor .*tock
do
do
deficiency loan,
do
do
do
do
do
do

ot

7
7
7

’54-9

loan.

[ 3,

100,000
100,000

1,000
1,000
1.000

’59-60

N. Hampshire;
War loan coup, bonds
do
do
do
do

Debt,

1,000
1,000

’65-6
1868
1872
’54-8
’57-9

.

bonds to North Mo. RR.....
Bonds to Cairo & Fulton RU
Bonds to Platte County RR
Bonds to Ir >n Mountain RR
Pacific RR
8. W. or. Pacific RR
S. W. 1 r. Pacific RR. (guar.)
Hannibal & St. Joseph RR
Nevada:
State bonds
do
to fund floating debt....

Canal

1.000

6
6
7
6

186?
1868
1869
1873
1858

• •

University & Lunatic Asylum bds..

war
bonds

Where Payable and

J. & J.
do

150,000
1,465,000
463,000
81,0U)

1858
1863
1865
1859

.

Municipal

When

Cent Payable.

Michigan:

discovered In our Tables.

INTEREST.

Sze or Amount
Rate
Outpat
see Bonds. Value* st’nding. per
Date

For explanation of all references
foot nuteson preceding page.

.

great favor by giving ns Immediate notice of any error

Subscribers will confer a

-

85

THE CHRONICLE

8"4.

8*

6
6
6
6
5
6
6
5

6
6

var.

99.677

6

var.
var.

11,112.297

6

....

211.116

1,207,027

....

J. & D.
do
J.&J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
tm

Bost., N. B. Mut. Red’n.
Montpelier, Treasury.

Of the

1874—’78
lsn-’ao
1886-1895

New York.
Richmond. Treasury,
1886
I mndon, Baring B. &Co.
10 to 34 yearB
New York.

Richmond, Treasury.
do

do
do
do

do
1905
1905

London, Baring B & Co.

held,for Agri¬

1905

Cont/ru cnt.
1905
....

j

with defer'ed ce tlticates for K- Ol the eonsol. bonds $16,699,400 h vec upont- receivable for
taxes, ana $3 579,330 of the reg. are
Into same clas . Interest due an.. 1874. pa d (2p.
cent) m part J m vi«74. Assessed value of property
In 18 3. $329,424,152: tax mte. 3 mills.
(V. 16,

convertible

1

1905
<

registered bondB $135,500 are

cultural College. Sink, fund amounts to $101,850.
All the amounts marked (*) may be funded under
Acts Oi 1871 jv d 872 Into Consolidated B ndsfor
At pleasure.

p. 19, 81,154, 291 354, 387,
453.502, 526, 582,601.)

459, 494, 804; V. 13, p. 8BQ.

’

CITY
Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1871, by

DESCRIPTION.

Date
of

Bonds.
For

explanation,

Albany, N. Y.

see

foot-notes.

do
do
do
do
do
do

Water stock.

Augusta, Oa

Kate
Value. st’nding. per
Cent.

1850
1854
1864
166
18 0
1870
1871
1371-72
I851&52
1:65

1,0 0
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,(0 J

1,000,000

5
6
6.
6
7
7
7
7
6
6

250&C

1,543,000

7

Var.

do
do
do
do
do
do
do

100&C
100&C
100& •
100&C
100&C

7,212,"46
91,500
5,000.000
2,211,068
410,353
555,566
185,723
5,000.000

6

1,000
1,000

50,000
293 000
203.000
500,000

When f

J. &D.
M.&N.
J.&D.
F.& A.
M.&S.
M.&N.

M.&S.
M.&N.
F.A A.
M.&N.

Principal
due.

Where Payable and by

Baltimore :
Consolidated loan of 169U

N. Y.. Duncan, S. & Co. June, 1872-74
do
do
May, 1879
do
do
June, 1880-81

Bost., Merch’nts’ Bank. Feb.. 1885-94
N. Y., Duncan,
do
do
•do
do
do
.

S. & Co. Mch 1893-1900
do
Nov., 1910
do
do
do

Me
vay,

1874-94
1911-12

.

1858
1854
1863
1865
1860

do

Public Parks (Druid Hill)
Park improvement loan
Five million loan to B. & O. RR
One million loau, Pitts & C. RR—
New City Hall
do
do
Consolidated loan
Court House loan

Funding loan

To West. vid. R.R. (for $1,000,000)..
Jones Falls

Valley Railroad

Patter-on ark Extension
Endorsements for York & Cum.RR.
do
do
West. Md. RR
do
io
Union RR

1863
1853
1853
1868
1870
1864
1870
1872
1872
1573
1672

100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
liO&C
100&C
100&C
100&C

100&O
100&C
100&C

Feb., 1876-81

do

Nov., 1895

Var

Augusta.

1872—’89

6

Q-J.

6

J.&J.
M. & N.
M.&S
M.&S.

Balt., Farm. & Plan. BkBalt., Register’s office.
Balt., N. Mechanics’Bk.

July, 1890
July 1,1873
May 1, 1875
Sept. 1,1893
Sept. 1, 1S93
Sept. 1,1890

Bangor, Me.:
City debt propei
Municipal Loan

100&C
1.0-0

1369

Penobscot & Kennebec RR. loan...

European & N. American RR
Bangor & Piscataquis RR

1853-’65
1*74
1854

1,000
1,000

1,000

1369

Boston:
Various Trust Funds
Renewal City Debt, -iue 1854-55
For city purposes, War debt, &c.
do
do
do

6

1,000,000
789,900
891,646
137,414
-OO.UOO

6
6

1,000,000

6
6
6
6
6
6
6

232,000
387,81)0
20 7 03
117 000

....

....

6

6
6

1,000,01 i0

500,000
1,375,000

»tl

6

6

106&C

..

City receipts in 1873, $126,437.

256,(00
100,001)
520,000
1,000,000
722,(00

5
6

6

6
6
6
6
6 & 7

Q-M
Q-J
Q-J

do
do
do
do

Balt., Farm.& Plan. Bk.

J. & J.
Q— <J.

Balt., N. Mechanics’Bk.
Balt., Farm.& Plan. Bk.

Q—J.
Q—J.
Q—J.

do
do

do
J. & J.

Q-F.
A. & O.
M.& S.
J. & J.
do
do

Var.
J. & J.
A. & O
J. & J.
A. & O.

Jan. 1, 1895
Jan. 1,1890
Jan. 1,1886

city eredit has been loaned extensively to rail¬
roads, in e. change ior their securities, which it
holds to the amount of $14,000,000.
The sinking
fun l lor ' alto. & O. RR. $5,000,000 loan $1,552,8-18.
Ocr. 3;, 1873 ; West. Md. HR. sink ng fund. $132,454
and the total of the several other sinking funds.
$6,296,036. halt. & Ohio RR. pays inteiesv on
$5,000,000 loan; Water loan is paid by income of
waterworks, and Public • erk by City Passenger
Railway, and interest od $1t4*>7,:.00 by other com-

July 1,1884
Apr. 15, 1900

Jianies. The assessed vaiue 01 property for city
>224,728,136; and tax rate $1 63 on the $100 in !87S

1885

Ba t„ N. Mechanics’Bk.

July 1.1890.

Balt., Farm. & Plan. Bk.
Ban., N. Me< hanl s’Bk.

1900
1902

Balt.,N. Mechanics’ Bk. April 9, 1900
Balt., Register’s Office. Oct. 1,1886
do

do

Balt., N. Cential RR.
Balt., N. Mechanics’Bk.
Baltimore.

purposes, and .17 for State. Population in 18T)
267,354, against 212,418 m I860.
Loan- are
issued In
registered stock.
The fiscal year
closes « ct. Jl. and a brief review of 1878 will be
iound in Chronicle, v. 18, p. 64.
wae

Mch. 8, 1892
1873-’85
1886
1890

1874-’9i
Boat., Merch’ts’ Nat. Bk
Boston or Bangor.
Jan. ! 1894.
Bo*t., Nat. Exch. Bank.
1874
1894
Bost., Xat. Bk i.eaemp
do
do
1899

Valuation of real and personal property $lu,064,530.
Rate of taxation, 2.90 per ct. The loans to Europe
& N. Am. RR., and to Bangor A Pisc ataqu s RR.
are secured by first mortgages on those roads.

.

The

.

Roxbury debt assumed

1852-’68
1853
1852 '64
iS64-72

...

836,759
583,205

6

4>*g.

5
1,961.800
6
18,276,675
618,050 5,5^6
167,500 5 >4 6,7
1870
3. 93,415
5g1870
1.666
688,000
og1872
£100&c 1,949,711
1 000
1861
394,000
5g
6
1865
2,376,000
6
1870-71
t#*
675,0'i0
6
1868
700,000
-

Dorchester debt ass .med
Consolidated St. Imp loan, st’rling
Renewal oi water bonds ol ’48.
Renewal water loau, i8i6-9, sterling
Jity notes (new main) Act 1853
Water loan (Chesnut Hill Reso.)...
do
(water into Dorchester).
Boston Highlands
8ter. loan(street imp in Burnt Dis)

1

r

*

-

-

....

it

.f

.

.

1873

Brooklyn :
City Hall loan
ty

t

,

£100

£1,000,000

5

Var
do
do
do
do
do
d 1
do
do

do
do
do
do
A.&O.

Boston.

On demand
1878-79'
1873-’87
18I4-’93
1873-’85
1873-’8 J
1899-1900
1900-1901
1902
1877-79
1875-1901
1900-1902
*79-’8J&’98-’99

do
do
do
do
do

London, Baring Bros.
Boston.
London, Ba i g Bros.
Boston.
do
do
do

London, Baring Bros.

population of Boston in 1870 was 250,526, against

177,840 In 1860. Valuation of all proi erty Includ¬
ing an ex tious, $765.78,718. upon winch the rate
of taxation is $12 *01 er $l0u0ror State,City and Co.
purp -ses.
he net Increase o debt in 1*72-73 was
$2,135,002. Ti.e total debt, both funded ai d un¬
funded, April30, 1873, »a8$3lt8il,156.andthesinking funds then held, $13,126,777.
Sinkiug fund
provisions arc sufficient to meet the debt as It
matures. The 5 per rent loan In April, 1873. so d
in London at 9i>s gold.
Mayor s message on
finances in V. 18, p. 65.

Ap*il, 1893The

1849-’50
Debt of Williamsburg!) loan
1855
do
do local improvem t 1859-’61
Brooklyn local improvement loan., 1861
Mt Pro pect Square loan,
1857
Soldiers aid fund loan
1865
Nat’l G’d A Vol. Firemen’s loan..
18 4
National Guard loan,
1-65
Third street Improve, loan, local.
1867
Go wan us Canal impr. loan,
1866
do .
do
do
Bushwick av.
1865
do
do
South Seventh
1866
do
Union street
do
1867
do
do
Fourth ave.
18.2
do
do
do
1867
Wallabout Bay
do
1867
Bedford ave
do
local.
1867
Kent ave. basin
do
1869
N. Y. Bridge loan. reg& coupon
1870
Prospect Park lean,
do
1860-’73
do
do
1860-’72
Deficiency bonds
1872
Permanent water loan
18 .7-’73
uo
1872
....

Sewerage bonds, continuous, local.
Ass. fund bonds, co tenuous
do

Bentral A Knickerbocker ave. bds.
Bo. Brooklyn
do
Boulevaru bonds
Temporary debt certificates

....

1870
1872
1873
1872-73

45,000

1,0(0

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000

1,666
....

6

138,000

6
7
6
7
7
6
6
7

213.000

90,000
552,000
27,000
32,000
802,000
329.000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
X, 00
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

G

150 000

1,000
,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

Charleston. S. C.:
City stock

282,000
338,000
326,000
2(0,000
309,000
680,0 0
278,000

371,000
2,65 ^,000

7
7
7

6
7
7

7
7
7

8,016,000

1 217 000

319,000
9,962.000

6
7
G

50, 00

7

1.9'8,"00

4

4.314.104

7

618,000

7

213.000

«

667,000
2,214.900

7
7

J. & J.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Brooklyn.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
c,

•

>>
0
0

do

do

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

C

03

3
00

3

03

c.
-Sr

O

P.
3

O

do
do

$2,500,000.

•

PQ

•c

sta'cd

875

1881
187l-’90
1873-70
1874-’90
1&77 ’86
1866-’95
1868-75
1868-’90
1877
1879
1901-’ll

pa

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

1853-’54
1866

;

1915-74

I

...

1881-1902
-

-

-

4

3yrs fr d’te
3yrs fr d’te
1880
1874-75-76
<*

-

4

V

1874-76

J. & J.

1873- 98
1883-’84
1890

J. & J.

N. Y.. Duncan. S. & Co.

3 565 00 1

6
7
6

do

N. Y.. Am. Exch. N. Bk.

1,000

2,550 HI)
.*.621,000

7
7

do

234.0"0
3,471 000

6
7

1874-’82
1882-’95
1880
1880-’95
1890-’95
1874-76
1831-’99
1874-79
1873-89
1890-92

Q-J.

51,500
223,000

6
7

500&C

1,016,000

1,000
1,000
500&C

....

thnt

1915-74

1

Charleston
do
New York City.

5,240,314
....

his
Message January, 1874,
t'ie debt had Increased in 1873,
The total debt is st ted at $87 131,941 57, to be redeemed as follows: By collection
of smears of tax s, $2.214,00,-00; by tax on
the whole city, $14. 08,837 24; by tax on the
lute city o*' Wi liamsburgh. $l3a,000 Hi: by the
flmt '.2 wards and 20th. ast and 22d (Pa-k b »nds)
$V33, 00 O'; by ass^s-ments on the line of the
imp ovement. $1:.538,104 33
Amount of sinking
fund to be us^d lortne redemption of tbi- de tts
$2, 08 435 H7, leaving the net total, $34.5 3,505 70
Popula ion in 1870, 396,200 against 266,661 In 1860.
Valuation of property in Ki igs County in 1373, by
the State Board of Equalization, $1*4,915,801 for
reai estate and $16,456,4«) fui
personal. Tne
Board of Supe. visors valued the total taxable
pro erty of Brooklyn at $216,073,170, and of all '
Kings County ai $227,699,043 The debt of k ings
County, separate from the debt of Brooklyn, Is
$3,654,712. Chronicle, v 16, p. 50,323.
Mayor, in

1874-76
1875
1879-’81
1891
187
1885-’94
1880-'81

f

1.000
500&c

do bonds(coupon)
Fire loan bonds (coupon)

var

Bonds are mostly held within the State of South
Carolina. Total assessed value or property In 1873
$27,97■<,991. Rate of t«x, 2 per cent. sink.funds
reduce the totai debt to $4,672,663.

Total funded debt,

:

Water loan
do

Sewerage bonds
do

improvement bonds

,

Municipal bonds
do

and School bon is
8. Park loan (not a city debt)

Cook County debt
West Chic. Park (not

Sinking fund for municipal bonds, $16,000 per an¬
num.
Sinking fund *or water stock, $5,000 pet
annum.
Loan to Albany & Susquehanna is se¬
cured by 1st mortgage <>n road from Albany to
Binghamton. Assess-d valuation of property in
1878, by State author ties was.real estate,$42,419,
698; personal.$7,211,317 ; total,$49,631,100.

The

Jail stock
Water loan
Consolidated boupty loan

Exempt

REMARKS.!

when

Whom.

Payable.

:

Bonds ior various purposes

River

19,090
252,000
4t),000
li5,OHO
318,000

SECURITIES.

Wm. B. Dana & Co., in the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.]
INTEREST.

Size or Amount
Outpar *

Var.

Bds for municlp’l pur’s

do

Chicago

July 25, 1374.]

THE CHRONICLE

86

a

Cincinnati:

city

Bounties to Volunteers

debt)..
T

iS68

Cinn. Southern Railroad
Bonds to fund floating debt
Bds toO& M KRtopur. will prop.'N
do for Common School purposes..
do to pur real estate for Workh’i
do to uuild Workhouse
do for waterworks

do toO& M KB to pur. whf prop,
do pur Epis. Bury’g Gds for park,
do for exten.& imp. waterworks,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do for funding floating debt...,A
do loaned tn Whitewater Canal...
do for new hospital

1850
1844
1850
1851
1842-’51
1854
1872
1845
1HT>
1S55
1834
1866
1866
1858
1868
1868
1S68
1868
1860--61
1855
1S60
1847
1849
1850
1847-’48
1847-’48
1867

87^000

1,000

2,000,000
3.681,500
697,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

25,000
150,000
91,000
96,000

1,000
1,000

134,000

.

1863-72
1870-72

'

.

500&C

1,000
1,000

91.000
550,000

110,000

1 000

*20t .000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

25,000
43,000
210,000
40,000
11,000
14,000

1,000
1,000

250,000

1,030

150 ,<00

1,000

150.0IX)
100.000
99,000
195,000

1,01)0
1,000

1,000
1,000

1,000

31,000

1.000

17,000

500&C
500&C
500 fee
500&C

199,500
98,000

1,000
1,000

100,000

146,500
27,000
500,000

7
6 & 7

7
r.

7 3-10
6

6
6
6
6
6
7
5
5
6
5

6
6
6
7 3-10

73-10
7 3-10
6
6
6
6
6
6

6
6

73-10

do
V,

do
J. & J.
Var.

do

Y-, Dim ran, S. & I ]o.

do
do
N. Y., Am. Exch. N. Bk.

N.Y., Metropolitan Bk.

....

J. & J
J. & D.
F. & A.
J. & D.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & D.
J. & J.
M. &N.
M. &N.
M. &N.
M. &N.
M. & S.
A. & O.
M. & S.
J. & I).
F.& A.
J.& D.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& N.
M.& N.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
M. &N.
M. &N.
J. & D.

N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Philadelphia, Bank N. A.
X. Y.. Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
do
do
N.

Y., Amer.
"

July, 1876

Population

Dec., 1880
Aug., 1875
Dec., 1880
Jan., 1881

in 1860.

do

Jan., 1882
June, 1884
J uly l,19(-2
Nov., 1885
do
do
do

March, 1886
Oct., 1886
March, 1888
Ex. Bank, June, 1883
do
Aug., 1888
do
June, 1889
do
July, 1388
do
Jar... 1890
NO7..1S90
do

do
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati.
N. Y., Amer. Ex. Bank.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

April 1, 1874, $13,478,000. Float¬
debt. $2,943,739. Assessed value of real proper¬
ty, 1873. $362,9119,320 ; personal, $49,103,175 ; total
$312,072,995. Tax rate, 18 mills. -tate aluation
is $224.1;.8,620, and city debt is limi ed to 5 per
cent 01 that.
Population In 1870 & 6.605, in Oct.,
172.367.396, against 109,26r in 1860. Cook Co. debt
is all 7 per cent, and iuterest is all payable in J.
& J., or in M. A N.
ing

4o

Apr.l, 1895
do
do

oy census

of 1870,218,900, against 161.044

Tax rate for 1*72, $20 10 per $1,000. The
following table from the books 01 the Auditor oi

Hamilton County, Ohio, exhibits the assessed
valuation oi the City of Cincinnati for twelve
years
Total
Personal
Real
Rate tax
estate.
valuation, per $1,000
Year, estate.
I860.. $61,620,904
$31,411,812
$93,032,716
$17 45
19 20
1811.. 6.',657,365
30,313,411
92,970,776
17 66
1H62.. 63,503,296
29,707,861
93,211,157
18 20
1863.. 64,441,531
85,932,561
100,374,098
20 20
1864.. 65,585,774
47,809,574
113,395,348
22 90
1865.. 67,610,611
1130,745,993
63,135,882
21 60
1866.. 66,454,662
67.218,101
133,672,763
27 40
18«7.. 68,569,040
68,412.285
136,931,325
28 00
1868.. 69,799.604
131,383,529
61,583,925
81 90
130,715.510
1869., 72,238,844
58.471,666
81 60
1870.
57,370,751
136,107,236
73,736.182
22 20
1871.. 123.427,888
56,934,044
180,861,982
20 10
1872.. 119,621,856
55,462,410
175,084,296
~

*

A loan of $10,000,000 has lately been authorized
for the C inclnnati Southern Railroad. (V. 18,

p.454,526.)

Philadelphia, Bank N. A. M&TCb, 1897
do
do
N. Y., Amer.

do

Ex. N. B.

do

June, 1897

~9Ue nr var value.—This column shows the sizes or denominations In which each issue of bonds is made.
f
payable.—J. & J. stands for Jan. & Jul v; F. & A., Fab. & Au r.; M. A 9., March A Sept.; A. A O., April A Oct.; M, A N., May A Nov. J.& P, June* Dec. Q—J.
quarterly fro n Jan.; Q —F., quarterly from Feb.; Q.—M., quarterly from March,
t rntmarks-v igures in brackets at the end of remarks, lu my case, refer to the-volumo and page of Chjbqniolx containing fuller information*




87

THE CHRONICLE.

IJuly 25, l

CITY SECURITIES.
Subscribers will confer a
DESCRIPTION.
For

explanation of all references, see
foot notes oh preceding page.

Size or
Date
ol
par *
Bonds. Value.

Oinctnnati—(Continued;

Park.O

Columbia, S. C.:
Bond'for various purposes

do

do
Gas Oo.sto

&c..
.

1856-71
1812

RR. stocksdo

Ee^cls i<>r various purposes

©Mnding floating debt

Detroit, Mich.:
Bonds for various City purposes—
Water W’k Co, guar, b.r city.
do
Pub. Build, stock (City Hall) bonds

1,000

1,000
1,000

100,000
136,0 0
150,000

1,000

1,000

600,000

250 (fee.

7

188,400
161,450
250,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
100&C
500&C
500

A.&O.
M. & S.

A.&O.
M.&S.
M. & S.
A.& O.

73-10
73-10
73-10
7 3-10
7
7

271,000
10,000
16),300
27,500

50,000

1.000

2,781,‘>00
1,000,000

51*0,000
2,669.000
lid ,000
1,000
988,000
1.000
73,02.
Var.
Var.
500,000
1872
1,009
284,395
Var.
Var.
150,000
1868-69 l^-OU&C
400,000
1869
1,0 0&C
200,000
1.00 &c
1868-69
129,0U0
Vari.
Vari.

Reconstruction bonds
Improvement bonds
Morga i street dock
City bonds, coupon

'—

bounty loan

Oct., 1900
March, 1908
Oct. 1, 1884
B.
Sept., 1899
<10

B.

Oct., 1899
March

1,1886

Aug. 15, 1-8C
Dec. 1, 1891
1876-’83
1887
1892

N. Y. Mer. Ex. Nat, Bk. Jan , 1877-9°
J. & J.
do
do
J. A J.
July, ’99-1908
do
do
1875
J. & J.,
do
<io
1697
M &N.
do
1841
do
J.&.T.
do
P-90
do
J. & J.
do
do
Various.
Vai iou8.
do
Va ious.
do
Various.
1892
do
do
M.&N.
do
do
Various.
Various.
do
.Ian.. ’98 190o
do
J. & J.
do
do
J. & J.
July, 1889
do
1874-79
do
.1. & J.
do
Various.
do
J. & J.

6

18 T1
1870
Var.

Improvement bonds

Nov., 1897
Jan., 1900
J me, 1900

Vari.
J. & J.
Vari.

6

1,314,000

1.000

B.

7
7

900,000
600,000

1.0CC

N. Y., Amer. Ex. N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cincinnati
N. Y., Amer. Ex N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Amer. Ex. N.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
!do

Savannah, C. R. R. Bk.

7
7
7

1,090

REMARKS.

Whom.

J. & J.
Var
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
M. & S.

7

7
7
7

1,000

rinclnal.

Columbia.

221,000

1852-67
1869-73
18 TO
1872

M.&S.
F. & A.
J. & D.

discovered In our Tables.

When Due.

J. & J.
J. & J.

5 & 6

83,000

by

Payable.

r

Payable and

Where

M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & D.

l866-’7i

Water loan bonds., coupon
do
do "
do

Bergen school !• an bonds
do
sewerage bonds
do
improvement bonds

150,000

When

6
6

75.000

100,000
100,000
70,0i H)

INTEREST.

73-10
6
6

250,000
60,000

1853-59

Jersey, City:

do
Funded debt bonds
Hudson City bonds

Cent.

150 000

1856-'60
186 *-72
1853
1866
1867-’69
1871

k
funding bonds, coupon

do

st’ndmg

1856-68

Funding and substitute bonds,
City Hail,&c

bj giving us immediate notice of any error

Amount
Rate
Out-

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1863
1853
1853
1853
185S
1868
1869
1869
1869
1871
1871
1871

do for new hosniial
.
..S2
do fortundi g floating debt
L
do for extern & imp. waterworks.K
do
do
do
E
Bds pur. Orph A syl. G’ds for
do for Workhouse
.... Y3
do for sewerage..
R
do for improving Gilbert ave....U
do to build Eggleston ave sewerB3
do Improvement bonds
W
do water work purposes
C4
General improvement
W2

*Qolumbu», Oa.:
Subscriptions to various

great ftivor

do

New York.
Col. City T easury.
New York & ColumDus.
Columbus.
New York.

1S74-’81
183-’95
1878
1874-’89
1887-’89
1881-S5

Bank.

1873-’81

N. Y.. Metr. Nat.
do

1886-’91

do

Population, 1870 9,29S, against 8.052 in 1860
market bonds were Issued In May, 1872.

$250,000

about
Issued in
small amounts as wanted. City holds some stocks
and other property. Valuation of property 1873

Tot l d^bt, $620,800, annual interest required
$11,000. Bonds are all coupon, and were

$4,087,810.

Population in 1870, 79,601; value of waterworks
$1,361,0 0, against a aebt of $9'0,000; au ount of
city taxes on real and personal property in 1873.
$863,619 ; in 1V72, $773,609 ; in 1871, $918,207.

April l, 1K74, the total bonded debt of the city was
$13,082,775. os follows : general. $3,2 5,975; assess¬
debt, $5,286,5.(*: water debt, $1,530,300.
sinking fond was $422,000. Assets in over¬

ment

The

due taxes, waterworks and
about. $13,603,408.
Assessed

ing railroad

public buildings

valuation. Includ¬

property is $88,496,885, on which
$2 7o per $100, on $68,496,855 and

the tax rate is
1 per cent on

rain cad property

$11,000 000. Population,
V. 18, p. 190.)

110,000.

assessed at

(V. 17, p. 691;

1,246,652

Improvem’tCertificates (5yr. law).

January, 1873, the total city debt was about
$',00 ‘.OOO/and the debt over and above sinking
fund resources, was $2 608,SOI). The commission¬
ers of the sinking fund reporte •* that the resources
April, 1883
18SI
are adequate to meet all the city debt, except the
May, 1887-89 $1,000,000 to the E. & P.“ R. Population In 1870
•was 1 Oh.750 against 68,033 it. 1-6*.
•75 & 85
The tol'owing
1896-97
figures exhibit the Increase since the year 1868:
1873-’89
Outstanding Jan. 1,1868
$3,362,747 94
Bonds Issued since
6,872,000 00
July, 1897
July, 1898
Total
.$’.0 234,747 94
June, 1901
Retired to Jan. 1, 1874
1,9S1,247 94
May, 1898
Oct., 1888
’73tou8
outstanding
$8,253,500 00
Oct. 1,1898 Loans to railroads
1.508,000 00
In

Louisville, Ky.:
For

1852
1853-51

Jeffersonville RR stock

School Houses

Subscrip, to stock, L. & N.
Straders, wharf
Waterworks
Bounty tund
For Improvement
Puolic schools
Water Bonds

1,000
1,000
1,000
1857-59 1,000
1865
1,000
1866-67 1,000
1865-’70 1,000
1867
1,000
1868
1,000
1871
1,000
1854
1854

R. R

of streets
'....

Viewer bonds
do

1863
1863
1858
1868
1869

city wharf.

Rowan’s,

•Elizabeth

and P. RR
Wha-f property
Jail bonds

For old liabilities.....
For old liabilities
St Louis Air Line RR
New City

;

1870-’71
1871
1871

Hall

Change of gnage
Road Ded RR

1.000

•

City institution
Wharf & Fulton street
City Bonds payable by railroads....
Bonds to J. M. & I. R. R. assumed.
New Bonds

1870
1871
1872
1872
1852-’6S
1352
1313

1,000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,0,90
1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000
1,000

A. & O.

91,000
92,000

J. & J.

431.000

A &0.

140,000

M.& S.
M. &N.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.&D.
M.&N.
A.& O.
Va 1.
A.&O.
J. & D.
Vari.
M.& S.
A.& o.
F.& A.
J. & .J.
J.&D.
J.&D.
Vari.
M.&N.

865,000
25,000

219,500
209,000
499,000
101,000
425,00)

136,000

1,000,000
230,000
150,000
139.000

3-5,000
500,009
250,000
107,000
150,000
200.000
125,0*0

1,509,000
7 .000
1 000,009

N. Y., Mercantile N. Bk
do
do
do
do
do
do
N. Y., Bank of America

Louisville,

do
do
N. Y., Bk of America.

Louisville, City TreaB.
N. Y., Bk of America.
Louisville.
N. Y. Bk of America.

April, 1882
’883-84

Louisville,
do
1889
do
Total city bonds out
New York & Louisville ’75, ’80 & 1901
N. Y. Bk of America,
Sept., 1891 Floating debt
do
do
April, 1891
Feb. 1,1*80 Total bonded and floating debt
$10 454 500 00
do
do
Toe following figures elve the assessed property
do
do
July 1, 1901
valuation lor the past six years.
.June 1, !S92
For 1868, $59,do
do
June 5,1902
do
do
425,974 ; lor 1869, $63,284,191 ; for 1870,
’mo’ga
fo- 1871. $76 615,995; for 1872, $77,158,642; for
New York & Louisville
N.'Y. Bk of America,
$77,225.8.2. In lo63 the taxation per $100 was
May 1,1882
1903
in 1878 it was $2 55 for the Eastern district
do
*
do

$9,761,500 00
698,000 00

$2 47 for the Western district.
$‘200,000 ol the sixes

Interest on

Lynchourg Va.:

Lynchburg.

J. & J.
J. & J.

809,692

Bonds various purposes
Bonds. 8 per cent

111,317

Var.
1870
1857

Post bonds

Funding loan, (gold)
Endorsement M. & L. Rk. R.R
Milwaukee:

Re-adjustment bonds

.

.

General City bonds
Water bonds, coupon

registered

do

Scrip to settle old

RR. loans

J. &
J. &
M.&
J. &

1,030,000
2,536,000

600&C

1,000

800,000

1861
1871
1872
1872
1873

500&C

431,000

1,<*00
1,000

150,000

1,000

10,000

335,000

J.
J.
J.
J.

833,000
1,067,000
250,000

J.
J.
N.

Memphis.
Myers & Co

N. Y.,P. M.
do

do

Charleston, S. C.

J.

& D.
& J.
& J.
& J.

is paid in Balti¬

City holds nominal assets of

more.

$956,645.

do
The floating

Memphis, Tenn.:
■School and paving bonds

$:0.806.712;
1873,
$1 98:
and

1873-1902
1873-19* *0

Nov., 1900

July, 1872

Mil. & N. Y., A. Goettel. June 1, 1891
.Ian. 1,19f*i
do
do
Jan. 1,1902
do
do
Jan. 1,1902
do
do
1S7J-7S

debt

Feb., 1874, Including overdue
Valuation of real property

interest was $603,091.
In 1872, $21,986,340; personal,
,

$’)4 per $10).
p. 51 ; V. 18, p.

$4,690,00o: tax rate,

Population In 1870, 40,230. (v.
526.)

17,

beyond 5per cent of Its
for 5 years, which Is
$43,515,000, and for the year 1873 $48,559,817.
Sinking funds are provided for all the bonds.
(V. 16, p. 20,346; V. 1«. p. 187, 628, 691.)

The City cannot issue debt
average assessed value

of property, $20,047.866; tax, 2 par
Mobile County alBO has 8 per cent
outstanding. Interest In default, Juty,
(V. 16, p. o61, 693; v. 17, p. 19.)

Valuation
Mobile:

City debt ABC (pay. an’ly till ’91)..
do
do DEF (pay. an’ly till ’86)..
Bonds to Mob. & Gt. North ltR..
Bonds to Mob.& Al. Gr. Trunk RR.
Wharf bonds
City funded debt
To Mobile & Northwestern RR

1866
1866
1859

1870
1870
1871
1«71

800 000

100&C
100&C

1,000
1,000
1,000
500&C

J. & J.
J. & 1.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J. & J.

547,100
241,200
340,r 09
750,000
360,000
373,500

Mobile, Bk of Mobile

1891
1886
1885

do
do
do
do
N. Y.. Mf-rch. N. Bank.

July, 1899

Mobile City Treasury
do
do

cent..
bonas

Nov., 1895
till 1901

'

N.

Y., Merch. N. Bank.

1873.

1901

Bonds are

Montgomery, Ala.:
Bonds of 1868. N. & S. Ala. RR.
Sew Orleans:

Consolidated debt)

$650,000applied,

do > yearly to int’st.
do ) and prinoipal..

do
do

Railroad debt
do
do
do
do
do
do
Old corporations

Ponchitrtraln RR
Waterworks Loan of 1869...
Funding Loan of 1869
Funding loan, 1870
Jeflerson City, (debt assumed)
Wharf Improvement
Street Improvement

Bonds.
bonds..

Consol, gold bonds (general series)
do
do
(drainage series)
Ten per cent bonds
Mew York:
Water stock
do
Croton water stock
New C' oton Aqueduct

stock

Addit’nal new Croton Aqueduct...
Croton water main stock
Croton Reservoir bonds
do
Aqueduct bonds
Croton water pipe bonds
Central Park tund stock

*

18C8

1,000

500,0 0

J. & J.

1852
1852
1852

1,000

4,021,000

J. & J.
M.& N.

P54
1869
1869

1870

1871
1872
1872
1871

1841-63
1870
1845-60
1865
1870-2
1S71-2
1865-'.2
1867-70
1869
1853-7

"do
oo
do
do
do
do
do
Cen. Park additional fund stock....
do
do
....
do

1853-7

^Central Park Imp. fund stock

1857-9

ao




do
do

do
do

do
do

do
do

do
do

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1857
1859

1,000
1.000
1.00)

220,000
203,000
345,000
75,000
2,819,000
25*,000
336,00)
133,000
1,393,400
2,852.500
8/00,000
295,000
708,000

A.&O.
M.&N.
M.& S.
J. & D.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.& S.

977.000

100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100& •
100&C
100&C

4.582,6."5

N. Orleans or N. York.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do

do
do
do
do
New Orleans.
do
New Orleans,

10

1895

do
N. Orleans or N.York
do
,
do
New York or London,
do
New Orleans.

1887-1900

u

250,000

3,066,071
399.800

275,000
990.000
10 000

1880

100&C
:00&c

2,500,000
2,083,200

1865

100&C

1,766,600

by law to

1311
1922
1922
1381

The city

2,900,000

490.000
450,000

for Interest and principal ol consoi
sum of $650,000 per year Is required
be raised by tax on rea! estate.
Special provisions are made for some other
ebt as follows: RR. bonds interest
issues of <
by 20-175 ot real estate tax and 1-175 of person¬
al; Pone* artrain RR.. int. bv 2 per cent of
licenses; 7 per cent loan oi 1869, by $84,14U
monthly ; wharf bonds, by levee due* pledged
for interest and principal; 10 per cent bonds of
1871. Dy monthly deposits out or current revenue.
The total funded and floating debt, July, 1873,
was $22,815,456.
Population. 1870,191,418, against
138,670 in 1860. (v. 18, p. 526.)

To provide
bondB the

Dec., 1880

1870-75-79-80
Nov. 1. 1902
1883-90
1884

Q.-F

500.000

3,950,509
2,960,000
954,500

1892
1892
1892
1875
1875
1874
1875
1873
1884
1399
1894

do

A.&O.

jiff!
«?.* %-i
v-3 <

aa

endorsed by N. & S. Ala. RR.

1888

Vari.
J.&D.
F. & A,

1,833,000
1,208,8:)0

Howes&M.

J.&D.

383.090

Var.

100&C
100&C

Vari.

J. & J.

N. Y.,

Aug. 1,1900

and county, though Identical as

to bounda¬

distinct

ries, have separate organizations and
debts. The followlngstaten ent shows the amount
of funded and temporary debt, and the amount in
the

named.
Jan. 1, July 1,
lafa.

city sinking fund at the dates

r>ABf>nntinn

Jan. 1,

Description.
18?g
1874>
Nov. 1, 1900
1907-1911
Funded city debt....$68,7e6,255 $69,624,054 ? ,,»
ioi
1907-1911
Funded county debt 29,987.404 29,868,165
1880
Total funded debt. $98,773 659 $99,492,219 $115,022,194
1837
1898
Sinking funds.. . 23 233,076 24,832,617
1898
1874
Total, less s’k’gf’d$70.540.588 $74,659/ 02 $88,763,198
1874
Temporarylclty debt 16,927/ 72 21,927,3 2
1876
Revenue bonds
8,114,197 9,790 978
1887
Total tamp'y daht.$2SJ)4U36e $81,718,300
1895

w

26,258,996

21.186,372
14,086,100

'$85,272,473

THE CHRONICLE.

88

[July 25, 1874.

CITY SECURITIES.
Subscribers will confer a great favor
DESCRIPTION.

Date

1

of

For explanation of all references, see Bonds.
foot notes on 2d page previous.
Neio

or

par

*

Market stock
do
do
do
do

City Cemetery stock
Cityimprov. ir.ent stock

1(¥)*c
100&C

1800
1865
1868

Floating debt fund stock

100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100* c
lOOiC
100&C
100&C
100&C
100&C
100* o
100&C
500* c
I00&C
100&C
!00&C
100&C
1 O&e

1869

do
do
Lunatic Asylum stock
do
do
Fire department stock
Fire telegraph bonds
Tax relief bonds
do
do
coupon
New York Bridge bonds
Acoumula'cddebt bonds
Street improvement bonds
Street opening an it mprove bonds
Vol. Soldiers Fam. Aid fund bonds.
do
do
d>
do
Ninth district Court Houje bonda..
Consolidated stock,
coupon
Dept o Par-s improv. "bonds
Central Park commission bonds
Assess nent b >nds
City Parks imnrovem’tfund stock.
Normal school fund stock
Public school building iund stock..
Ad ’ttional Croton water stock
Sewer -epair 6tock

1869
t

T

t

-

,

-

T

-

r

.

'

.

1869
1870

1863
1863

.

1871
1871
t

Imprc/ement bonds

1871
1871
1871
1*71
1872
1872

Museum

i«T3

Llqul

f Artft Nat. History, st’ek
ation of olai s& Judgments

County Court House stock
do
do
No. 3...
do
do
No.4...
do
do
No. 5...
Sol. subs. Red. bounty bonds
Sol. bounty fund bonds
Sol. subs, and Relief Red. bonds
Sol. bounty fund bonds, No. 3
Sol. bounty Bind Red. bonds, No. 2.
Riot damages Red. bonds
do
do
indem. bonds,
A. ssessment fund stock
do
do

Repairs to buildings, stock
Consolidated stock, coupon
Accummulated debt bonds
N. Y. ft Westchester Co. Imp. bds.
Liquida ion of claims ft judgments
Consoltdtied stock
For State sinking fund deficiency..
Philadelphia

Wi ent

Principal,

Where

Payable.

1873
186-1-8
1871
1872
1872
1861
1864
1861
1865
1865
1864
1*64-72
1868-72
1873
1870
1871-2
1869-70
1S70
1876

lOii&c
10 &c
500&C
!00&c
l1 0&C
100&C
lOJ&c
10 &c
100&C
100&C

5

150,000

M.ft N.

O

6

7

M.&
M. &
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&
M.&

bfl

75,000
451,200
7,131,400

6
7

800.000

7

400,000

6
6
6

521 953

597,536
2.767,000
3.000,000
1.14-1,000
0,500,000

7
7
6
6

1,000.000

6

266 500
300 000

7

7

„

00* c

6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6

500.000

....

6

6

7
7

745,800
376,600
1,000,000
855,201
1,707.400
49.' ,700
100,000
8,885,500

6
6
6

7
6

6g7

6,000,000

6
6

100,000
1.680.200

7

3,899,493

....

.

<u a

S3
cH
S3j3
£ “
-3-0

OS3
K.

O

rfc ao

©XS

fc-g
-K

8-

s a

o®
.43

d£
,2

c.

2.3

i«
>,

o
e8

’55-’71
*59-’70
’63-’70
’62-’65
’60-’70

5*6

6.189,841
1,725,000

....

....

1855

1882
1887
1903

c3
c8

Os

*

1901

1884-1888

CD

<u

1831

p

1696

l-H

1371-1886

7
6*7
4*5

A.&O.
Various.
J. & J.

Pittsburg.
Pitts., Phila. and N. Y.
N. Y., Bk of America.

6
6
6
6

M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. &*J.

Bost

J. & D.

Bost. Blackst. Nat. Bk.

4 950,000

....

10.1*3,600
6.293.800
11.650,0 0

....

8,754,900

174,624.306
172,416,031
191,967,161
22:-.920,505
181.423.471
257.994.974
276,389,451
285.199,972
281,142,6)6
305.285,374
306,947,233

r-R’te tax pr flOOO—.
City a
State. County.
3 62
16 86
3 87
13 45
4 27
16 08
4 31
17 29
4 96
24 94
3 94
19 06
4 67
22 03
6 13
70 1 7
2 72
19 98
2 70
19 SO
17 90
4 43
5 20
33 81

1884-1888

•2

Phila., F. & Mech.N.Bk.

&
&
&
&
J. &
J. &

Personal
estate.

1877-1879

J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.& J.

J.
J.
J.
J.

6
6
6
6
6
6

.

1891

V

.O

:

Bonds issued prior to consolidation.
do to pay for stock subs,
do
do for extension of gas works...
do lor permanent iraprovemts...
do for park purposes
do for war and bounty purposes.
do for municipal & sefiool purp..

399,556,404
402.187,382

1879
1890
Nov. 1.1905
1884-1888
’7&-’77-’73-’S8
1879-1882
1875
1876
1890
1901

x c

J. & D.
M.ft N.

....

1861..
1862..
1863..
1861..
1865..

1884

o

Real
estate.
406.955,665

Year,

410 774,435
427,360.884
1866.. 478,9 4,934
1867.. 555,447.062
1863.. 623,236,555
1869.. 684,183.918
1870.. 742.103.075
1871.. 769.302,250
1872.. 797,148.665
80«,919,422
1873.. 836,693.3-0
293 597,643
5 41
W 59
1974.. 881,547 995
23 05
272,481,1*1
10 95
The preceding figures do not include special assessNOV. l,’74-’78
ments for improvements, street opening, &c.. on
1873
specified
property.
The State Comptroller
Nov. l,’74-’76
gave notice in 1873, that for the flsc-l year
Dec. 23, 1901
rndlcg September 30, 1874. the tax for State
Nov. 1,1891
purposes must be $7,673,481, or 6-95 mil’s on the
Nov. 1, 1891
dollar; also an uddlt onal sum of $3,864,343,
Nov. 1, 1891
being 3% mills, for the deficiency tax of 1872;
Nov. 1, 1882
and also $255,107 for interest on the same.
This
Nov. 1,1874
w< uld make the whole
city rax for state pur1394-1896
poses in 1873-7»10-95 mills on the dollar, if bonds
1903
are not issued to meet
the State tax.
See
1876
Mayor’s Message on Finances in Chrokticlb,
1875-1892
v. 18,
p 88*; reviewing the city’s affairs since
1884-1888
1871. See also Chronicle, v. 17, p. 328,855.
1894
1896
1873-1876
1883-1890
1880-1881
1895-1897

a
Q.

M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.ft N.
M.& N.M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.&N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.

•

4,000,000
946,700

0J

M.*N.
M.&N.

6
6
6

80.000

....

....

1874

8.34U00
ISO.^OO
469 ,(K) t
2,600,000
600,000
100,000
47,091
1,500,000

<X>
Sx

M.ft N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.ft N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
M.ft N.
M.& N.
M.& N.
J.& D

4,252,500
6g.
3,811.472 6*7
7
1.270,000
7
10.911,800
4.69-,000 6 ft 7
200 00)

•0

N.
M.& N.

7

5.267.039
1.000 000

a
o

debt.

of N w York m 1870 was 922,581, against 8Ki,658
In 1860. The following table shows the
progress
for icnrteen years of property valuation and
taxation.

1878
1894
1897
1897
1888
1889
1889-1892
1889
1889
1889

•O

M& N.

lOU&c

loe&c
100&C
100&C
I00&C
100&C
’.OO&o
100* c
100* c
ioo&c
100&C
500* c
iOO&C

Nov. 1.1901-2

7
7

N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.

This makes the total lunded and temporary

1876

C5
O

75,000
40,000
181,090

622.009
460,000
155,00t'

ioo&c
I00&C
100&C
1U0&C

Q.—F.

12,254,000| 7&6g. M.& N.
6
2,748,000
Q.-F.
.

Tables*

REMARKS.

Whan Due,

Payable and
by Whom
oJ*

1852
1870

our

INTEREST.

Amount
OutRate
st’nd ng. per
Value.
Cent.

Size

York—(Continued)

Dock Bonds

?

by giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered In

Total funded debt, Jan., 1873, $51,697,141, and on
Jan. 1, 1874. $53,165,556.
Floating debt, Jan. 1,
1874, consisting of warrants outstanding, $2,165,Sf 4 : valuation of property for 1874, $548,243,535:

’72 to’85

do
do
do
do
do
do

tax rate

*79-100';

in 1873,

$2l f.O

per

$1,000.

1870;674,022, against 565,529 In 1860.

Population,

(V. 18, p. 526.)

•

**

Pittsburgh

:

Water extension loan (coupon)
Funded debt& other municlpa1 bds

Compromise RR. bonds (cp & reg.)
Portland, Me.:

1368-73

4,115,000
1.122,911
2,274,195

....

1845-72
1863

Loan to At. & St. L. RR. Co
1868
do
do
1869
do
do
1870
do
Portland ft Rochester RR... 1867-’69
do
do
1372
do
1867-’68
Building Loan Com’ers
do
Portland & Ogdensburg....
1872
)
Municipal—proper
1R59
In aid At. & St. L. RR. Co
\
Providence, R. /.;
Loan to H., P. ft F. Railroad
Bonds f >r public improvement-*....
1855
1863
Recruiting and bounty bonds
Water loan "onds. gold. cd. ft res..
1872
San Francisco :
Bonds of 1855, coup, (gold)
1855
do
1853
do
1858, coup,
S. Fr. ft St. Joho RR., coup, (gold)..
1S62
1863-64
Judgment bonds
do
do
Central Pac. RR.
1861
do
do
Western Pac. RR.
do
1865
do
School bonds
do
do
1866-67
1857
Judgment bonds
do
do
School bonds
1*70-72
Pa k Improvement bonds
1872 73
:
1871
Hoepltal bonds
•

•

•

•

..

..

..

..

..

....

1,000
1,000
1.000
500* C

1*666
...»

r»

1000&C
100I&C
10G1&C
1000&C

Sav., Albany & Gulf RR
Funding coupons* other purposes.
Redemption of bonds
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do

Bonds for city improvements
Harbor, ftc., improvements
For flouting i idebtedness
SL Joseph, Mo.:
Bds to St. Jos. ft Den. C. RR. 1S69...
Mo. Valley RR,
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St. Jos. ft Topeka RR
St. Jos. <fe 0. IB. 1 • K.
Hver and Wharf Bonds
City improvement Bonds
Funding Bonds
Interest Bonds
Bridge Bonds
...

.................

1860-’69
1869
1860-’66
1868
1858-’59
1866-’6*
1868* *70
1871
1S71

.

..

Lafayette Park bonds
New water work bonds (gold)
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(gold)
Renewa and sewer bonds (gold)
Renewal purposes, gold ft sterling.
Bri ig Hppro'a ;h bonds, (gold)
St. Paul. Minn.:
..

1846-71
1840-68
1*61-66
185H-58
1854-57
1854-55
1868
1855-61
1852-68
1-66-68
1867-70
1872
IS*1-73
1873
187*

600,000

6
5

7g.

500* C
500* c
too*-.
50 &C
500&C

250,000
195,000
261,000
885,000

7g.
7g.
7g.
7g.
6g.
6g.

500
500
500
flOO
500
500
500&C
100* c

189,500
5.' 6,000

7g.

225 000

99,500
27,340
99,005
198.000
5.000
64.500

500

937.500
8 >*,800
117,000
849,500

1,000

531.000

l.'OO
500* C

41*0,000

1,000

500
500
100&C
!00*c
500* c
50
100 fre

500,000

431,500
150,000
"76,800

j

7

7
7
7
7
7
7

125 000
120.010

500,000

1U

var.

6
6
6
6
6
6

var.

2,4*6.000
815,000
16 >,000
337,000

1 000

216 m0

1,000
1,000
1,000

812,0 b)

^

ar.

var.

var.

500

1,000
1,000
1.000
1,"0U
500

846.0"0
914.000

1,21<\000
31,500
3,959.000
1,251,000
1,08 (.00)
1.0*4,0001
461,000

6
6
6

6g.
6g.

figfg.

fig-

var

815,°68

var

var

141.564
255.625

12*7
7
8

600&c

200.0b)

1,000

100,000




....

var.
var.

N. Y., Duncan,
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May!, 1895

May. 1874
M*y, 1875
Jnn**, 1876
Feb., 1878
Ma ch,

M.&N.
J.& D.

$18.7:1,265. Population 1870. 28.285, against 22.292,
in i860. In tsi3 new bonds were authorized to
t»>e extent of $400.00;\ and floating debt was nearly all paid with the proceeds thereof. The city
hold- property valuen nominal y at $4,324,500. In

1883

’80-’89
Nov., 1889
’80-’86
1873
’78-’79
’86-’89
’78-’80
1872
1891

Commerce.

1S74-’91
1375-1906
1679-’86
1880-’8S

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Vari!

The city owns real estate and other property valued
at about $4,500,000
Assessed value of real estate

Nov., 18-3
Dec., 1888
F-b.t 1886
Nov., 18‘9
June, 1890
Nov.. 1900
Jan 1,1902
Jmy 1, 1903

N.Y.,N.Bk Republic.

F. ft A.
Vari.
Vari.
V* i.
J. A D.
A.& O.
Va i.

Population in 1870,149,482 against 56,802 In 1860. Real
estate :n the fi-'cal vear ending June 80,1*73. was
assessed at $18(1,571,640; personal property at $108,011.616 : sinking funds raised annually amount to
$223,000. Tax rate, $1 50 per $l0u. All the values
for San Francisco are given In gold.

July 1. P97
Nov. 1,1891

N.Y., Northrop ft Chick.

-

Sinking funds of 1885, $348,843; sinking

lunds of 1893, $125,837; H., P. & F. RR.. $189,143.
Population in 1870, 68,904, against 49,129 in i860.

Got. 1, 1887
June 1, *82-90

N. Y. N. B’k Commerce.
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St. Joseph Treasury.
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N. Y. Am. Exchange Bk.
St. Joseph Treasury.
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N. Y. N. B’k

$1,000.

April 1. 1881

S. ft Co.

Vari.
Varl.
Vari.
Vari.
Vari

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Valuation of real e‘tate, $71,037,500 ; personal, $41,413,500; total, $112,4*1, 00. Rate oi tax, $13 50 per

Jan.. 1900

•

J. & J.
J. & J.

6g.

Revenue Bonds

1868

Jan.

M.ft„S.

6

Preferred bonds
8 percent bonds
I atca Superior ft Miss. RR....
St Paul ft Chicago RR

var.

10
19

500

Jan. 1. 1875
Jan. 1. 1888
’77-’78
Oct. 1, 1SSS
July l, 1894

M.&N.

10
10

1,000

N. Y., Lees & waller.
Sau Francisco.
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7
6

.

Jan., 1876
Sept., 1885
Jan., 1893

.

6*7

31,413, against 2tf,341 in 1860.

April, 1877

Providence.
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Bost.Revere Bk ft Prov.

M.ft N.
M.& N.
J.& D.
F. * A.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J. & D.
J. & J.
M.& N.
,l. &
M.ft N.
-T. & J.
J. & J.

7
7
7
7
7
7

85,100
88.000
36.600

Boston ft Portland.
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J. & J.
J. & J.
Vail.
A.&O.
J. & J.
M.&N.
A.&O.
A.& O.
J. ft D.
J. & J.
M.& N.

6g.
6g.
7g.

165.500

The total debt Feb. 1, 1871, was $7,527,301, including
the wit^r loan bonds.
County valuation in
18*3. $19,000,000. cash valuation. $176,584,000. Population about 140,' 00.
Sinking fund Mar«-h 31,1874. $442,165. City is protected bv mortgages on At.ft St. L. and on Portl.
& Rochester Railroads. Assessed value of real
estate In 1^73, $17,775 300; personal, $12,045,712.
Tax rate, $25 per $1,000.
Population; in 1870,

1907
’74 to ’91

J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & J.
J. & J.

300,000
2,000,000 ■'&6g.

377,000

St.Louis:
Renewal and Floating debt bonds.
Real e*1 te and public buildings.
Stree improvement bonds
Water Works bond* (old!
Bon Is to Iron Mountain RR
do do Nortli Mo. RR
Tower Grove Park bonds (gold).
Sewer bonds
H *rbor and wharf bon Is

6

500 EC
500 tC

13.53

1373

500,000

625,000

1850
1851

1853
1866
1869
1870
1870
1872

5 5*6 monthly
A. & O.
5

1

500* C
500&C
500&C
500&C

1854

1 53
1853

6

Nov., 1886
Nov., 1887
Nov., 1888
July, 1887
J ly l, 1897
June. 1877

....

1,500,800

170,0.0

Blackst. Nat. Bk.
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Bost. Columbian Bank.

....

647.000
5: 0 000

375,500

Savannah, Ga.:
S ib c iptlon to Op lika RR
Purelia-eot S >ringfleld plantation
Subscription to Mu c >gee R :
Construction of water works
Gasl ght Co. s ock
Improvement of Savann-h i.iver..

246,000
233,000
308,000
700,000
450,000

1893-’98
1874-1912
1913

1873 loans were issued to extent of
In 1874 $2,072,000 will be required from
water

$2 801.733.
loans for

workB, floating debt, and maturing bonds.

Population in 1870,19,565 against 8,982 in 1860. Revenue from all sources in 1870-71 was rstimsted at
$195,000. In 1870 a-sessed valuation of property
was $11,000,000; rate of tax, 1M percent; total revenue (lnt. fund
$186,487, general fond $81,146)
$217,000. The eity owns $500,000 of St. Jo. ft Den*
ver C. RR. eto k, $50,000 St. Jo. & Topeka stock,
$150,000 Mo. Valley stock, their value being nomlnal.

Public

buildings ftc., are worth

about

$150,000.
Population 1870, 810,864 against 160,773 in 1860. City
and county gove nment« and finances are separate
Total funded debt a prll, 1874, $14,808,000.
Assessed valuation of all property (about 60 per

1'1874-’77

2o

1874-’75

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St. Louis.

(V, 18, p. 148.)

Aug., 1878
iOT«-’89
1*77-’88
l*74-’76

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New York* St. Louis. June, ’87-*90
N. Y.,
Bk Commerce. April 1, ’.832

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New York or London.
1R93
N |Y., N. Bk.Commerce. Deo. 10,1892
St. Paul and

6

M. ft N.
M.ft N.
Vari.
J.& D.

6

J. ft D.

N.Y.,Tarm.L.&T Co.

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New York.
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N.Y..P.M. Myers ft Co.
N. Y., Jay Cooke ft Co.

*71-’9'')
’71-*86
‘

1889-90-96
*88 « *9 8
1900

Population 1870,20,030 against 10,400 in I860- Asseaaed
valnatlon
of *-Axable property, M3,194,285,
about one-fifth of the actual valpe. Tax rate,
14 mills. A decision was made m < >ct., 1872, conor

'

firming validity of tlie railroad beads. (V. 15, p.
e».)

89

THE CHRONICLE.

July 25, 1874.1

BAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
tho yaar 1814 by WM B. DANA A CO., in th« office of tho Librarian of Coagr«u,Wa>hi»gton, D. C.)
by giving us Immediate.notice of any error discovered In onr

($nter«d according to act of Coograw, ia

Tables.

Sobtfrlberi will confer a great fliror
Miles
of*
Road

Daotfe Bonds.

81
296
296

DESCRIPTION.
For full

1871
1869
1869
1872

explanations, see loot notes.

Ala. Central—(Selma 4 Merl'.)—1st mort.
Alabama dkChatta—1st M.,gld,guar. Ala..
2d M., $9,000 per mile not guaranteed..
Receiver’* bonds <for $1,200 000)

201
142
142
142
142
182

Albany dk Susquehanna—stock
1st Mortgage
Albany City loan
2<i mortgage

8d mortgage

Alleyhany Valley—stock

Qeu. mortgage
Bonds to State Pa. (endorsed), 2d M
1st M.. east. Fx‘en., guar, by Pa. RR..
Alex, dk Fredricksburg.—\Bt mortgage
Arkansas Central— 1st Mortgage, gold....
A*htabzcla. Young*t. <t P.—1st mortgage .,
Atchison dk Nebraska—1st mortg ge
Atchison. Top. dk S. Fe -1st M., gold

132
112
51
150

62H
150

470
27
81
265 H

Wichita 4 S. W., ut mort., gold, guar....
Athol dk En.fleld—1st mortgage.
Atlanta dk Richmond Air Line—1st mort..,
Atlanta dk West Point—stock
Atl.dk Gt. West— Stock (Total, $40,000,000.),
Preferred sioek
1st
2d
8d

87
585
585
460
460
460

general mortgage
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P.

(P. P.

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286
58
58

2d
3d

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428
428
81
81
81
133
13*
133
214
214

r

Virginia & Tenn.—enlarged mortgage .
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4th mortgage
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reg stered certiflc’s
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int. funding bonds—
Atlantic dk Pacific—Common stock
Preferred stock, Mo. division
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Central division
1st
1st

Equipment bonds

Sterling bonds, not mort

.

...

,

,

.871
1871
18 71
1872
1873
1873
1874

1867

1.U00
500&C

Washington branch
Loan, 1855, sinking fund
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1&53...
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1870, sterling. £'(00,000
Baltlmoi e loan, 1855-00
Sterling mortgage
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N. W. Va., 3d mortgage,; 155-85
Balt.dk Potomac—1st moi l., (tunnel)
1st mortgage gold (main line)

150
150
150
150
150
53

411
421

Bangor dk Piscataquis—Bangor loan, 1st M.
Belleville dk Southern TMnois+lBt M., skg f d
Belvidere Delaware—stock
1st M„ bonds of 1862, (guar, by C. 4 A.)
2d M.,
1854, (
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Boston dk Albany—stock
Albany loans (Alb. 4 W. stkbdge)
Dollai bonds (West’n R. R.)

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91
49
56
67

V,66o

1,000

2d

moi tgage, 1869-70
Equipment nofes
Boston, Concord dk Montreal—Preff.stock..
Other stocK,i clud’gold ilv’ds <fe new stk
2d M. bds, conv. (71 m. 4 1st, 22k)

8,000,1 00

500
500
100
100
500&C

7.6C0 010

8

3,86O.0?0
3,693.200

7g-

500&C
500&C

1,000
l.OuO
200&C
2004 c

Mass, loan,(secured by $4,000,000,
Boston dk Lowell—stock

1863
1864
1871
1853

£100
£:oo.
100

1861
1864

Mortgage, wharf purchase

1,000
100
100
100

1855
1872
1874
1R55
1871
1871
1869
18G6

11

Buff., Corrj/ck Plttsb.—1st Mortgage
Bufralo. Beiq York <t 2?rfe—stock..
1st mortgage bonds....
BuJfalo,N. Y. <6 Phila.—1st mort., gold....
2d mortgage for $i,oco.roo...
Burl., C. Rapids dk Minn~^\Bt M.,gold, s.f..

1st mort..gold. (Mil. Div.) coup, or reg..
lucomeand equipment M. (for $2,000,000)
.

Preferred stock..

1st M., on road 4 400,000 acres land.'
Bonds conv.intopf.st k (2dseries).
e
Bonds conv.intopf.st’k (3d series).
Inc bds '-onv.t<» com. st k, (4th ser.).
o
1st mort. conv. on or’nch, (5th sei.).
Convertible bonds. (6th *erles)
lBurl, (k Southiocsl.—1st M.,cp. mav be reg.

6
8
8

8

6 g.

,;g6 g.
6 g.

1,000

140,000
1,500.000
8.000.000
720.000

1,000

8 gO

3 g.
6
6 g.
6 g.

6 g.

3M

-

8
6
6

499.500
745 000
600.000

66
139

1^
6

1854

1,000
l,00u

’69*70

1.000

499.600

350,000

100

800.000

1,000,000
150.000
200.000
621,000

1866
1886

1,000

1,000
500

113

63
172
172
26
43
142

140
83
229
110

1,000
100

*443
443
281

40

ios

1863
1866
1868
1669
1869
1870

:iR70

273.000
15,000,000

5,000,000
5,30" .000
8.600,000
2.993,000
200,000
999.500

100
*7S-*74 5004c
100
1873
1868
1,000
1868
1,000

1857
1871
1873
1869
1872
1874

6

7
6

7
8
3
,

_

7,000.000
2,COO,000
3,950,000
500,0: K)
3,630,000
2 850,000
580.000
700.000
950,000

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N.Y., M.K.Jesup P 4 Co July, 1887

4 J.
& J
A J.

N.

Y., 1st National Bk

J.
J.

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&

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J.
J.
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Lynchburg Office.

N. Y.t 1st

J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
M.&N.

Jan*. *1,’ 1877
Jan.

1,1877
July 1.1893

Jan. 1,’34-90
Jan.1,’84 90
Jan .1,*86-90

July 1.1884

earnings in 1873. $1,005,947, being
$21.98' more i ban in 1872. Net earnings
$267,886. (V. 18, p. 143, 479.)

Men 1,1900

vear

$2,193,757; expenses, $1,279,722; net earn¬
ings. $914,"85. Of the $15,000,000 loan
enough is held to retire a l the ol t debt.
The Co. past-ed its interest Jan., 1874.
See full report In Chronicle, V. 18. p. 7,
65, 454.

National Bk. July 1,1880

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N. Y., Office of Comp’y.
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inly,
July,

Nov.,
Nov.,

A oonsolidntlon Oct., 1870, of At. A Pac.
and Southern Pacific. Land grant of
1,000,000 acres. Leases th<» MiBSourf Psc.
road. Interest was passed. Jan.*74, on the
1888
L’d gr’t bonds, the 2d mortgage » d the
1888
interest scrip. See Chroniclk, v. 17, p.
1891
387, 213, 323,831; V. 18, p. 7, 143, 190.
1891

n
F.& A.
Portiand.
M. & S. London, Gr. Trunk R.R.
M.&N.
Boston.
A. & O.
London, Gd Tr. RR.
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Savannah.
J. & J)-.
.

Feb'/,* 1874

Mar.

15,74

May 2, 1886
Oct. 1, 1884
Oct. 1,1891

Nov. 1,1878
June, 1874 Leased to Central of Ga. for

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London.
Baltimore Office.
London.

May 1,1871
ApI.17,1874

Baltimore. Office.
Baltimore or London.
do

J. & ,T.
J. & J.

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operated in connection wi b the main
of all the lines
30, 1^78, were
$15,6,J5,541. and net earnings. $5,59-,489.
See reports In Chronicle, V. 17, p. 692.
V. 17, p. 251,355 V. 18, p. 166, 502.)

i§85

1887

1875
1880
1885
1895
1890

stem, the gross earnings
last year, ending Sept.

Mch 1,1902

A. & O.

Bonds are gnar. by Pa. RR. and Northern
ly 1,1!
Central.
(V. 17. p. 157. 387.)
Apr. 1,1911
Bo8ton,2d Nat Bank.
Apr. 1,1899 $122,000 of these bear 7 per cent.
N. Y., Russell Sage.
A. & O.
Oct, 1,1896 L’sed to 8.L, A& T.H. (V. !«, p. !48.)
Leased to United Co.’s and Penn. R.R.
Floating debt. $1,237,837. Net earnings,
i§77
J. & D. N. Y., Duncan, S. 4 Co.
In 1873, $324,288.
1885
M. &S.
Philadelphia.

A. & < ’.
A. & O.

Q-J.
M. & N.
J. & J.
A. & O.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
M. & N.

Boston, Kidder, P. 4 Co Jnly 10,1874 Leased to Housatonic, at 7 per cent, per vr
Mav 15,1874 Net earnings tor year ending Oct. 1, 1873
Boston Office.
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$2,236 57' ; against $2,362,615 previous
July, 1876
year. Full report In V. 18, p. 56; see
Boston, at Office.
lpr.1,187(
also. V. 17. P. 627. 693.
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1891-92
Net earnings 1872-73,
Bost., Boston Nat’l Bk. Inly 1,1884 Stock. $872,690.
889 & 1890
$197,495. (V. 17. p.692.)
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Boston Office.

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ending with March,
full report in Chroni¬
vol. 16, p.795.

Not earning

July, 1875
July 1,187E

Boston.

i899

J. & J,

*Y

J.&J.
J. & J.
A. & O.

6
7
4
7

A. fc O.
M.4 N.
M. 4 N.
M.4N.

5

•

f.

7 g.

7
r»

8M

7 g.
7 g.

per

cent of gross
l’hila., Farm. & M. Bk. Jaly 1.1881
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July 1,1881 receipts. Stock,$550,000. Dlv.6 prc. ayr.
Baltimore Office.
May 1, 1874 Several roads are leased by this Co., and

July, 190C
July, 1900

2,200,000

$78,000

annum.

Leased to Pa. R.R.. at 40 per

Boston.
New York.
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7
6 g.

Leased for 999 years, from Juiy, 1858, to
Grand Trunk R.R. Annual rent, 6 per
cent on bonds anu stock.

for year

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1889

1884

Boston, at Office
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centtoN.&L.
Report for 1872-73 In CHBON., V. 18. p. 190.
Jan. 1,1893
also, V. 17, p. v"4.
Hay 15,1874 Net ear nings, 1872-73, $423,342. (V. 18,p.5G )
July 1,189]
Sold ('Ct. 16, 1873. (V. 17, p. 135, 523. 587; V.

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Boston, at Office.

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19. p.61.)
Leased to Erie for int., &c.

.

Chronicle,

V. 18,

p.

454.

July 1,1893

N. Y., or London.
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MIS.
Boston, Co.’s Office.
5s.
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M.4 S.
58.
7
A. & O. Boston and New York.
J. 4 J.
7
Boston, by Treasurer.
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Boston 4 New York.
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A. 4 O.
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8 f. J. 4 J.
Boston. Co.’s Office.
M. 4 N.
8

(V. I4,p. 628.)

Foreclosed Dec, 1872. (V.l6.n.‘1;V.l7 n.621)
Peb., 1874 Leased to Erie in 1863, fo- 490 vrs. at 7 pe.
ce11 on stock & int. & sink.fund oubda

.

M. 4 N.
F.4 A.

21,50,156, 138, 823.389. 460,528. 765;
356,6i9, 660 ; V 18, p. 16,145, 166.
271,480. 629-V 19. p. 61.
Operated with the Nashua* Lowell, 69 per
ct of ea n’gs & expenses to B. *L. 81 per
V. 16, p.
V. 17. p.

1892

**

f.
f.

Company reorganized, April 17. 1873, as N.
Y. & N. England Co.
e Chron'OLE,

Vfay 15, ’

Boston, at Office.

A. 4 O. N. Y., H. Clews 4 Co.,
do
do
A. & O.
N. Y.. E- le R. R.
J. 4 J.
New York.
J. 4 J.
N. Y , Bk of Commerce.
F. & A
do
do
’
J. 4 D.
J. 4 J, N. Y., Farm. L. 4 T. Co

cle,

.

1,1919 Stock,$3,827,525. Int. In default.
1902
(V. 17, p. 35b. 646, 752.)

Nov. 1873.

,

T
]
(

J
*

^

J
J
|

have traffic
Bur. * Q. An agree¬
consolidation and a perpetual

The 2d and 3d series of bonds
’74

guarantee of Chic.,

ment of
lease to C»dc., Burl. &
made in October, 1872. See
Ch- OMOLE, Vol. 1$, p. 271.
V. 16, p. J4, 323.)

Quincy, was
Ja*t renorc in
(V. 15, p. 523 :

The letter* a. 1.

Hot*-- The figures sometime* given in brackets, at the ^nd of remarks, refer to the volume aid page of Chuontol* containing fuller information.
mean "sinking fund, ’and i. gr • land grant.’* Companies consolidated wth. or leased to others wld oftcu be loonl under the consolidated or lessee s
•
For stocks, this mean* the miles of road operated; for bonds, the miles covered by the mortgage.
^
^
...
.
t These figures are doll u s.showlng the deuomlnations orpar value ot each issue of stocks and bon is
The figures 100, Ac., signify 100 and larger.
The interest net annum is given ou boads, but the l ist Oinidevt oa stocks; g means 9 old, /, froo ot U 8, tax;
extra; s, stock or
T
.
_
J.A7. Stands: *
Jan. A July; F. & A., frab. A Aug.; M. A3., Mar. A Sept.; A. «* O., April A Oot. .11. *N May A Xov
auartcrlyfV *.«r-./- -jriarv’;JQ—F., quarterly
Q.-5^, quaitenr from Marca.
..
A
;
‘
These dates sbci*noa whou the principal falls due of banlsi but tu3 time Vheu the last dividend was ptud oa^stoex.




$800,000

olds $8,441 2 0 of guar.; tne Co.
Eref., anu $276,200 tne common, all'tself
the
?>ref., earnings
3ross and $165,700 of the guar, 30,1873.
ending Sept. stork.

Jan.l/71-15

M. & S.
J. & J.

5.400,000

856.500
43 .500
1,000 ZO.OOOp m.

1,1901

7
7
7

1,000

600,000
566,1)00
310.000

$1,888,$2.

Of the stock $5,545,700 is common,
N. Y., Duncan, S. 4 Co. Oct.

Boston Office.
New York.
Boston Office.

1,000

5,058,350

3d mort. Is <o< tlngent upon earnings.
Net earnings for year 1872-73.
(V. 17. p. 52, 189, 511 ; V. 18, o. 212, 480.
527; V. 19, p. 16.)

do
do

do
do

10

504c
5004c
5004c
5004c
5004c
5004c

cent of gross

Gross

May.* *1874

J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

281 500

*ioo \
100 ) 6,532,552

rer

1873, $131,715. gee

7

U04c

1904

do

6
7
6

2,000,000
2,296,"00

1,000

Jan., 190?
Sept., 1902
Nov., 1902
Jan., 1902
Jan., 1908
iu)y 1.1876

,

966,400

iS64

Savannah.

F. & A.

6

106.000
666.00)
3.764.000
400,000

....

M.4N.
J. & J,
M.4N.
M.&N.

J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N.
A.& O.
A. & O
J. & J.
6
J. & J.
6
A. & O
6
M. & S.
6
6 g. J. & J.
M. & S.
6 g.

6 g6
6 g6 g 1.

995,800
1,000,000

#

New York & London.
do
do
do
do
do
do
London Co.’s Office.
do
do

6
7

19.864.100

1841
1855

J. 4 J.
M.& S.
M.4N.
J. & J.
J. 4 J
J. 4 J.
M.&N.

5
3
5

1,100.000

100
100
l 000
500he

for 23

Tnere are $2,429,300 old < hio
1st mort. bo"ds outstanding. I t. on 1st
mort.in deiault, July, 1874. Int. o" the

10

9.418.016

1,000
5004c

,

,

5

93
93

143

Bonds, coupon 4 registered

6

3,567,900

10,000,'00

1872

Bast dk Irovidencer—stock
Bonds to purenase P., W. 4 B. RR
Brunswick dk Alb.—1st mort. gold, end. Ga.
2d M.. skg fund, gold, not endorsed
Buff.Brad.d PLttsb.—GM w. (inc.10.000 ac Id)

6

! 00,000
13,143,100

£100
£200

,

earnings.

J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.
J.

7
8
8

713,000
481,000
733,700
129,500
360.00 1

1,650.000
857,250
579,500
1,710,500
3,620,320
3,461,146

Bank. June, 1901 Interest In default since Jan., 1873.
4 Co Jan., 1889 Offered fo-sale Ju'y 6,1874, but not sold
as no bids were over $3,009,000.
Jan., 1689
(V. 18,
p. 143,217: V. 19, p. 88.)
N. Y., Bk of Commerce. •July 1,1874 Road leased Feb. 24.1870 to Del. 4 Hudson
N. Y D. 4 H. Canal Co July. 1888
Canal Co., for lSOyears, at 7 per cent, per
do
do
annum, on $7,000,(X)0 of stock, and bonds
NOV., 1895
—lessee assuming the Interest on both
do
do
Oct ,1885
do
do
May, 1881
Financially embarrassed. Floating debt,
N. Y.. Window, L. 4 Co Mar. 1,1896
$6,360,856. (V. 18, p. 502; V. 19, p. 15.)
Harrisburg, Treasury.
Philadelphia or London Oct!,* 190:
June 1,189( Citrontclk, V. 15, p. 252.
Phiia., Penn. RR.
London 4 Amsterdam. July.1891 ^tate aid$15.000perm.; County. $750 000.
Leased to Penn. Co. for net earnings.
1901
N. Y.. Winslow, L. & Co
Boston, at Office.
Sept. 1,1896 Int. default Sept.. ’T3. V. 17. p. 3ds.648.752.
Stock $3,615,000. W. 4 S. W. leased an1 lnt.
N. Y., G. Opdyke 4 Co. July, 1899
Oct. 1,1900
Boston.
guar. Financially embarrassed. Bee fall
statement. <V. 16, p. *>28: V. 17, n.384.)
do
July 1. 1902
4 ’91 Stock. $820,000. (V. 16, p :68 )
Boston. Elio't Nat.Bk.
De aulted 'an., 1874. (V. 18, p. 14, 190.)
N.Y..M.K. Jesup P.4 Co July 1,1900
Atlantii.Ga..at Treasury Jan., 1871 Net earnings last year, $79,742. (V.15,p.2’»)

N. Y., Third Nat.
N. Y„ Duncan, S.

^

A.4 0.

100

;

New binds
Boston dk Maine—stock

Burlington <& Mo. River—stock

1004c

^

8

119,742

REMARKS

Stocks,
last DivlM

..

870,000

1,000
£100

1.

„

7g.

452/ 00
990,000

.

160

139

Berd.M)

7
7
7

5,470,000
4,000 000
306,000
157,000
458,000
675,000
621,000

100
£100

.

....

Floating debt

sk

1,000

29
43

•

old

7g.

674,000
1,718,438
39,700
4,959,518
787,000
1,500,000

*

21
270

8inking fund bonds
Bonds due in IS93
B..H.dk Erie (now N.Y.&N.E.)—1st M.
1st mor'gage (Berdell).
lBt
do
do
guar, by Erie

7 g-

2,310,200

1,000

by Whom.

Principal

when Due

Leased to Erie

7 g.
7 g
7 g-

736.476

1,000

J. 4 J.
A.& O.
M.4 S
J. 4 J.
A.40.
J. 4 J
J. & J
J. & J.
J. 4 J.
T

20>,000
6.921.900

„

t

....

3,000,000
1,200.000

1*868

*

22k)

7
8 f.
4

1,000

5004c
5004c

|f|

*7i-’72

Bost., Clint, dk Bitchb.—1st M., Agric. Br....

7g.
7 g-

226,3)0
8,860,000
10.000,000
1,400.000
7,200,000
3,000.000

t

f.

7 g.

100
100
100
500 Vc
500&C
500&C
1.000

1004c
100
100
100
5004c
5004c

•

A. & O.

J. 41).

8

500.000

var

i

6g.

7
8 g.
7 g.

or

4,248,000
1,232 200
16,232,450
8,126,250
14,414,977
8.707,200
23.790.214
5.500.000

t4

'871
187'.
1857
1857
1868
1866
1866
1866
1354
1365

January.

5

8,000 p.m.

500&C
590&C
L000
100AC

J.
J.
N.
O.
N.

J. 4 J.

7.30

('OO.OOO

1,500,000
8,750,000
7.042.50C
3,521,0UC
412,000

.

.

7

8.50",000
6,000,000 7

1,000

J. &
J. 4
M.4
A. A
M.&

S

2,000,00"

500&C

J. 4 J.
J. 4 J.
J & J

6
7

1,000

1.862
1854
1857

89
156

loan,dollar bonds

5,000,000
1.000.000
933.000

Where Payable and

Payable.

33*2

2,673.000
450,000

1

When B

8
8
8
7

1,600,000
2:0,000

5

464.000

1855
1850
1853
1870

gold..

per ;
Cent.

431,000
2,256,400
3,889,000

-

iso

51
51
588
52
30

do

2d mortgage
Baltimore tfc Ohio—stock
Preferred stock

2d M. bd«, < onv. (71 m. & 1st

1,000

53

Bonds

New

1866
1370
1871
1866
1871
1871
1871
1869
1870
1872
1871
1870

.

,

Augusta dk Savannah—stock

1,000

50

1868
1871
1871

;

Interest scrip
Atlantic dk St. taiorence—stock, currency..
Stock, sterl ng
Portland city Donds, 1st M., skg fund.
2d M. sterling, 5-20 years
3d M.
do
do

100

Rate

1869
828
323
828
292

M., (South Pac,,) gold

Pac., gold

1,000

1,000

Out¬

standing.

i’.ouo

Bond«, £

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount

var

M.,At.&Pac.,gld,on 500.000acres land.
M. At. & Pac., for $3,000,000, gold

2d
1st M. Cent. Dlv. At. &

1863
1865
1865
1869

*28

ill., Miss, dk O.—Stock (com., prf.4 guai
1st mort. consol, gold, (for $15 000,000).,
2d mort. to the State (no lnt. till 1880).,
Norioik 4 Petersburg—1st mortgage...
1st
do
do
do
do
do
do
2d
South side—1st pref. consol, mort

0<3
OP

....

346

Atlantic dk Gulf— common siock
Guaranteed stock
Consolid, 1st mortgage
So. Georgia & FI., 1st mortgage
do
'
do
2d moitgage

do
do

n§t

name.
_

..

.

,

A D. June A Dao. Q.-J

,

•

'

Subscribers will confer a

BAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
great favor by giving ns Immediate notice of any error discovered In oar

DESCRIPTION.
For

[July 25 1874.

THE CHRONICLE

90

explanation of all references see foot¬
notes on first page of BR. tables.

Bur.AMo.in Neb.—1st

Miles
of*
Road

Loatfe Bonds.

convertible till Jan., !8s*. > raaj
“49
Omaha & S. W.. 1st mort., guar..) be reg
150
Cairo A St. Louis—1st mortgage .. ........
156
Cairo 2 Vincennes— St mortgage, gold....
141
Bon s

California Pacific-let. mortgage, gold
Bonds end »rse(l oy Central . aciftc
Camden A Atlantic—1st Mort

“60
291

Canada Southern,—1st M. glu. »-f|Cp & reg
Tol C. i. & Der., isr M. ior $’. 00 ,0o0 .. .
Erie & Niagara, 1st M, for $609,000
Catawissa—ro nmon stock

f
V

Amount
Out¬

Rate
pert

standing.

*-

7.

*

"

Cent.

a.

5,715,000
528,947

1,000

1,031,000
2,5-0,100
8,500,000
2,250,000
1,6< 0.000

8
7
7 g- f.

1,000

1,000

i',000

8

500&C

:,ooo

REMARKS.

A. & O.

July 1,1894

UU
wipivivui
Cl
pei
7 g. J.'&J. Phila..Farm. & Mech.Fk Jan., 1893 Dividend of
l Nov.15,’73. (V.16,p.652)
do
do
st’ek, $837,400, paid!
A. & O.
Oct., 1879
..
.
7
Leased to C.&A., at 6 p.c on $SS1,925 stock
Phi la. & Mt. Holly.
1897
6
F. & A.
Iut. passed Jan.,’74. (V. 17, p. 53,189, 324,
7 g. J. & J. N. Y., Union Trust Co. Jan. 1,1906
3S7.62. ; V. 16, p. 14, 526.)
7 g. J. & J.

490,000
500,000
850,( 00
9,000,000
1,500.000

1.000

Whom.

when Due
Stocks.
Last Dlv.

St ick, $?,588,750. Land sniu to Dec., 1878,
Jan. 1,1883
527.427 acres for $4.185.8'8.
Keport in
June 1,1896
Chron., V. 18. p. 502; see a 60 \ .17, p.459.
<
e .Chronicle, V. 17. p. 834; V. 18, p. 603.
Oct. 2, 1901
New York and London Oct., 1909 (V.i8, p. 144, 454; V. 19 p. 16.)
N. Y., Natl Park Bank. Jan. 1,1889 Other bonds, $4,5C0,(X 0.
( %. 18, p. 393.)

J. & J.

7g.
«g

Principal

Payable and by

Boston & New York.
Boston Office,
do

J. & J.
J.* J.
J. & D.
A.&O.

8 r.

-

hen 1 Where

Payable.

500&C
50U&C

1853
1855
18-7
:S70

60
31

2d mortgage........ ••••••
CamdenA Burl. Co.-lst Mortgage. ........

<u

1869
1873
1872
1871
1871
1869

191

M..conv..l,gr) Coup.

0

22

Tables.

Bonds. {

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

__

.

New pre . sto
Preferred stock...
1st mortgage bond-*...
Chattel mortgage bonds

65

231
231
291
74
74

1869
1871

500* c

i,000

3,70 ',000
925,090

1,834,000
6,850,400
769,600

3*

700.0)0

7

f 82,000

7
7

2,332,000
7,500,000

KX.'

i855

,

1,000

3,612,70')

2, 00,000
51,233.190
25,88 1,000
1,500,000
1.H3.0OO
6,080,100
25.8^5,000

1S67

100
1,000

’65-’69

742

1864
1863
1870

50

1S8
152
742
158
123
812
312

1,000

i‘,660
V,660

1869

41! ,550

1.000

*#

f

,

f

t

-

■t

i869

s*
6 fi

000
71,000
371,500

'

500
500
500&i

i869

100&C

1872

427

miles) coup, or i
(Va. Cent. K.R.,) guar by Va

6 K.

1,00(1

(00,000
141,000
75,000
300.000
15,954,133

15,000,000
10,500,(0

•

100.000

902,000
1300 000

cp..

21 y,
649

w

619
619

fo- $3,000,090

1173
1862
1863
1862

923
323
88
33
150
37
37
150
lot
825
466
461
466
96

Joliet & Chicago,7 per cent stock
do
do
1st mortgage, s f
8t. L., Jack. & Ch.Jst mortgage
do
do
lstM.assum.bv C.& A.
do
do
2d M.a sum.by C &A.
do
2d mortgage
d >
Louisiana* Mo., 1st M. (in progress) —

Chic., Burl. A Quincy—stock
1st mortgage, sinalng fund, (trus1) ......
do
do
convertible ...
North Cross R. 2d mortgage, gold
Trust mortgage (Bur. to Peoria)
Plain bonds (eoupon or registered)
.
Carthage & Burlington, 1st mort— ]
Dixon,Peoria* Han., 1st mortgage, c «
American Central, 1st mortgage... I ^ <v
Peoria & Han.. 1st mortgage
I sx
Ot tawa,Osw. & Fox Rlv., 1st mort.. [•^'S:
Illinois Grand Trunk, 1st mortgage,
Quincy & Warsaw, 1st mortgage. .. I g
Keokuk* St. Paul. 1st mortgage.... j
Chic. A .anada Southern—'.st mort., gold.
Chicago, Cin. A Louisville—1st M
Chic., Clinton A Dub.—1st M.t cp. reg’bl-.
Chic.. Danville A Vmcen—\et M., gld, S. F.
Ind.exten.. 1st M., gld (Id M. on 114m.).
Chic., Dub. A Minn- 1st mortgage
Chicago A Iowa—1st M., coup., may be reg.

^

40
43
73
60
114
32
131
8!)

82
82
82
195
195
195
52

1395
1395
1395
370
870

,

1st mortgage
| ®
2d mortgage
tii'i
<u —
1st mongage Eastern Div. (rainier;
t— £>
1st mortgage (Iowa & Minn.)
0>S
1st mortgage (Minn. Central) "...
.
1st mortgage (Iowa & Dakota)
>.tr
oe o
1st mortgage (Prairie du C.)
S a
2d mortgage (Prairie du C.)

1972
1869
1869
1863
18(18
1810
1870
1870
1869
L72
1867
1871
1869
1872
1871
13 il

500&C
500&C
1,000

1. 00

1.000
1.000

1,000
10!)
ino&c
soo&c

1870
1671

1372

75

85

3 i>

C

[5

197
1459
1459
193
198
193
23
26
248
.

I

248

2,5!)'l.(HH)

1,000,000
1,500,000
2,5<)0;j)0
18,500 pun.
4.S50,(K)0
1,750,0(X>
3.916.300
568,700
211,000
5<>0 (X)3

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

3,500,000
1

350,000
1.30I.C00

100
100

.

1871
ft

15.399,261
12,27 4.433
(?)
5,527,000
1,191,000
73'.500
3,810,000
190,000
1.008,'-(X)
3,674,000
1.315,000
230.500
234.000
4,000.000
1.35'.' -00
2.504.600

1,000
1.000

*

t

/

*

_

1,000

_

1.000
1 000

1,000
t

1.000
1.000

t

1,000
1,000
1.00c

_•

§■3
O-u

8(X),000
1.000,000

1,000

235
235

iso

960.(XX)

'.000
00&f
l.'X'O
500&C

1869

r,

- v

600,(XX)
1,211 000

r-uo&e

220
49

S_S

600.000
8lX),000
736 000

1.000
1.0-0

1860
1863

.

1,500,000

336,000
1,000
2,36.5,000
1,0 0
564,000
1,000
1«8,000
1,000
1 .OKI
360,000
1,000 16000 pr in
1(H) 19.8 '7,010
2,592,000
1,000
150,001)
1,00)
941.000
680, (MX)
l.(F0
7,02't,975

1858
ia53

44

.tv«()

1.000
500&C
100

1868
1863
1870

70

Chicago, Iowa A Nebraska—stock
2d mortgage, (Now 1st)
8d
do
(Now2 l)..
Chic. A Mich. Lake S.—1st mort.) coup’n
1st mor gage
i b it
1st mortgage
f may be
1st mortgage, on branch
J regis’d
Chic
Mil oaukee A St. Dial—Com. stock..
Preferred 7 per cen stock
Consol, mort. (for $35 ,CC0,0U0)

1

’.864
1864

40
51
31

.

1,000

1857

32

.

100
100
100

1872

..

1st mort gage, preferred, sinking fund....
1st mortgage
Income bonds (a 1st lien on income)

160,557
2,153,300
807,000
500,(XX)
8.929,900
1,037.90-'
2,425.400
1,459,950
140,000
2,100.000
1,100.000

100

64

1672
1872
1373
18 rs
1866
.

.

1959
1862
1859
1862
1853

1855

£100

1,01
1,00(1

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1,000

21,484.963
1,245,500
750,000

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July 16. ’74 Leased to B.& O. RR.in 1866for 20yrs, rent
35 per ct of gross receipts for 5 yrs, and
•July 16 ’74
40 after.
Sept., 1890
Sept. 20,’73 The Central Pacif. is a consol, of several
1695-99
Co.’s made in 1870, and now o» ns or con¬
trols
miles
of
roan." Gr ss
1,219
July 1, 1884
1883
earnings in 1873 were $13,871,069 and
net earnings $<.28y.i47.
Oct. 1,1900
Land grant

.

.

.

.

F. & A.
F. & A.
M .& S.
J. & ,T.
J. & J.

12.800 acres per mile, except mineral
lands. An abstract of the annual report

1895-99

July 1,1899

given at length in the Chronicle, V.
17, p. 219. First dividend paid Sept., 1873
(V. 16, p. 84, 154; V. 17, p. 52. 219: V. 18,p
81.)

1899
lu89-’91
1892

is

July 1,1890
July 1,1890

i890

Gross earnings

1890
1695

Nat. City Bank.

.Y.,M.K.Je8up,t\&C.'

M.
F.

F.
F.
F.

M.
J

*'n.

equipment,

Y,'1901 Leased to P.. C & St. L. (v. 16, p. 524.)
Apr. 1.1886 Net earnlngB year end’ng Aug. 31,1873,
$37,000. < ost of road, $(m000.
July, 1888

do

N.Y ,Fisk* Hatch.
do
do

Dec.15,1899 <>p by D. & H. Can < o.for
gross earnings.
This road was completed early in 1878
and forms a through route between the
Nov., 1899
Atlantic coast and Ohio river.
The 5.20
July 1, 190.’
debentures have been converted into
7880
1884
Ext. M. bonds. Int. was passed. Nov. 1,
1813. See annual
1876
epon in V. 18, p. 167.
1877
also, V. 13, p. 4.167, :S5.
July 15,1874 Net income, 1872-73, $184,295. (V. 13. p. 295.)
1875 & 1880

May, 1872 Leased to Ph.& R. road. In hand* trustees
10,1871 Annual report in Chronic k. v. 18, p. 850.

Meh.

Mch.10,1874
Mar. 6,187

shows gross earn’gs of $5,497,541
a d net earnings
01 $2,121,266

In 1873;
against

$1,879.147 In 1872. Joliet & Chi ago RP.
is leased for interest on stoc- and bonds.
May, 1877
St Lou's. Jacksonville & Chicago RR.
Jan., 1893
leased at $240,000 per year.
Jan., 1883
I oulslana &
Mo. RR. built ana operated under con¬
N. YT. U. S. Trust Co. April, 187
tract. Of new mortgage made in 1878,
N.Y..M.K Jesup.P.&Co. July, 1882
$3,470,000 1b to retire old 1 onds and
do
do
April, 1894
balmc- for steel rails and O'her Im¬
do
do
Apr. 1, D94
do
do
provements. (V. 15. p. 52, 794; V. 16, p.
July, 189^
855; V. 17, p. 52,189;
do
do
18, p. 850; V. 1§. p.
July, 1898
16.)
do
■;
do
Aug.. 1900
N. Y., N. Bk of < om’roe Meh. 16,’71 A c nsoHdat’n with, and a perpetual lease
of the Bur,. & Vo.River road, was made
Jan. 1,1883
do
do
m Oct., 1672.
Jan. 1,1883
Gross earnings of the con¬
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do
Oct. 1.19t»3

July 1,189

Frankfort.
N. Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce
Boston. Co.’s office.
N. Y., N. Bk. of Com’rcc
do
do
do
do
do
do
New Y"ork and Boston.
Boston. *
New Yrtirk and Boston.
Boston.
N. Y.. Union Trust Co,
N. Y., Farm. L. & Tr. Co

Bost., at C..B.& Q.Office
New York, Co.’s Office.
do
do
Bost. C B. & Q Office.
New York & Bost m.
Boston, bv Treasurer.
Boston, Merchants’ Bk.
N. Y.. Park Bank.
N. Y.. Farm. L. & T. Co.
Boat., I. Livermore, Tr.
do
do
,

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do

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do
do
do
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do
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do
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do

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do
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0<’t. 1,1890
Jan. 1,1896

May. 1879
July, 1889
July, 1878

July, 1878
July, 1900
Oct., 1890
July, 1890

1881
1874
1897

Dec., 18:0
Dec., 1870
1898
1898
1873
1891

New York Office.

London,* New York.

V.18.

*

do

do
do
do
do
do

sol. iin>* ior In7o were $Tl, 105,225; ex¬
penses, $6,434,767 ; net earnlngB, $4,970,458. ,-ee report in Chronicle.
p.
271. The Chic.. B. & Q. leases or extends
ala to numerous branch roads, giving
them a traffic guar., (usually 40 or5Dp.c.)
for purchasing their bonds.
There is
also due on a judgment N.Cross Road
and in scrip the amount of $364,956. (V.
15, p. 156, 523; V. 16, p. 323; V. 18, p.271.)

April, 1879
Ap il 1.PV2 Interest In default. (V. 1R, p. 7, 582.)
Jan., 1887 Opened July, 1869. Cost $2,500,000.
June 1,1896 Ti.guar. Defaulted Dec.’73. (v.17,p.752.)
April, 1909 Int. In default, Oct.,’73. (V. 17, p. 216, 649,
752; V. 18. p. 5U3.)
April, 1912
June 1,1396 Tf. * uar. Defaulted Dec.,*73. (V.17 p.752.)
July 1,1901 Traffic gnar. of C., B. & Q. 40-per cent.
July 1,1874 Leased In perpetuity to time. & North¬
west. at 87K per cent, of gross receipts.
,Julv 1,1888
Aug.15,1892
Sept.. 1889 The first mortgages, main line, have traffic
agreement from M. Cent. Interest de¬
July, 1890
faulted July. 1S73. (V. 17, P. 183. 211; V
Nov. 1891
18, p. 14,}
Sept. 1,1892
For lasr annual report see Chronicle
Vol. 19, p. 39. The following is a brief
Meh. 2.’74
Jan. 1, !904
comparison from the annual reports to
Jan. 1 for three years :
1893

Jan., 1902

....

J.
F
J.
J
F.

1872. $636,432, net earnings

$291,004. Cost of road and
$5,017 860. (V. 15, p. 628.)

Oct.
do

,

1

7

$400,000. (V.18, p.593.)

Leased to Duh.& Sioux C. at$l,500per m.
& a p. ct. of earnings over $8.(00 per m
May 1,1-74 Leased to Ch. and Northwest, at $700 of
first $1,500 gross earnings per m.;i$of
Aug. I, 1874
the nex' $3,000 per m., and 1-5 of all
Aug 1.1891
above that.
Aug. 1,1894
May, 1916
June, 1873 Leasee several roads, and guarantees
1875
$’.492.500 of bonds. Total receipts of
reads and bank 'n 18731 $3,489,b98; exp.
Jan. 1, ’.893
$2,305,101; net,$1,164 296. Dlvid’nu passed
Oct., 1880
December. 1873. (V. 18, p.4H4.)
July is, 99 Defaulted on 1 ten st July. 1S73. (V. 17. p.
21 ; V. 18. p. 247. 4'4, = 82; V. :9, p. PI.)
Apr.15,1901
Ju y 2), ’74 Annual report for ’73in V. 13, p. 365. Gross
1875
earnings. 1873. $8,831,865; net, $4.6‘5,781.
ThL Co. also assume other liabilities.
1890
Nov., 1902
(V.18, p. 365. 582.)

N.Y
Am. Exch.Bk.
& J.
do
do
& J.
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do
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do
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Boston,
& .1.
do
& J.
& N.
Philadelphia.
& S. N.Y.M.K. Jesup. I'.&Co.
do
do
& S.
do
do
& s.
& J.
Lond’n.J. S.Morgan&Co
& N. N.i .M.K.Jesuo.P.&Co.
do
do
& J.
do
do
& O.

Q .-J.
J. & J.
A. & ().
A. & O.
J. & J.
.1. & J.
F. & A.
M. & S.
,T. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & 0.
J. & J.
M. & N.
.1. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
A & O.
J. & J.
J. & D.
A. & O.
A & O.
J. & D.
J & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
F. & A.
M & S.
J. & J.
M & N.
M & 8.
J. & J.
.1. <*> J.
J. & J.
,1. & .1.
A & O.
M & N.
J. & J.

dlv*d of‘*’X in

Jan. 1,1907

•

& N.
& J.

« g

N

Oct.,1872. New

1873-4, <\% in 1874-5, and 7 In 1875-6 and
afterward. See teim* V. 15, p. 491; see
also, V. 16, p. 517; V. 18, p. 867.

July 1,1°74
Apl 30,1884

Charlotte, N. C.
N. Y.,

Leased to Ph. & Readin?.,
pref. stock to receive

1888-89
Feb. I 1900
1901
In default. 2d mort.,

.

•

•

T

200,000

284.000

1,775.000

•

■

A. &o.
A &().
J. & J.
J. & D.

938,000

147,000
'

J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

7
7
7
7
7
7
7

3 588 000

100* c
500&C
f-OO&c

1,00(
1,00c

500,000

14.993.020

10(1
100
100&C

|1,00.

do
00
N. Y., at office,
Q-J.
do '
M. & N.
do
F. & A.
do
\ ,&N.
do
J. * J
.T. & D.
Balt., at B. & O. office.
do
do
J. & ".
M. & S. Balt., West. Nat’l Bank.
N. Y., Office 9 N assau st.
N. Y , Fisk & Hatch.
J. * J.
Sacram’o State Treas.
J. & J.
N. Y., 6 . Keliv & Co.
,T. & J.
N. Y., Fisk & “Hatch.
A.& O.
U. S. Treasury.
J. * J.
N. Y., Fisk* Hatch.
J. & J.
U. S. Treasury.
N. Y., Fisk & Hatch,
J.'&J.
do
do
do
do
J.'&J.
do
do
A. &o.

7
7
7
7
7
8
7
7

2,100,000

1869
1869

21
322

--r

r

New York, Office,

A.&O.

2.57

T

t

1,000
1,000

1871
1871

28
40
40

M188. R. Bridge bds, Hen on net e&rnlugs

SE'

(?)

-

1872

Chic A.Vorthw.—Com. stock
Preferred stock
Bonds, nrf. (8. F.>, 1st M., Chic, to Oshk..
Int. hds, funded conn., 2d M.,
do
1st M., gen >r il Sd M.. Chic, to Oshkosh..
Aprdeton extens., 1st. M., o 123 u. & laud.
Green Bay extens., 1st M. on26 m. Aland.
1st M.Gal.A Chic. lln.R'.R., extended
2a mortgage. Gal. & Chic. Un. B.K

6

75<1,(KX)

liOOO

195

Cheshire—stock, preierred
Bonds, not mortgage
Chester Valley—1st mortgage
Chicago A Alton—com. st’k

6g

2,735.000

J.'&J.

May 8 1874
May S, i874
Feb. 1, 1882

.

8
6 g.
7 g.
7 g.

1,970,000
6,' 00.01"

85

1st VI., skg fund gold
1st mtg. exten(2d oni27

7
7
7
3
3
6

600,000

1 fMH)

195
110

M.conv
Chesapeake A Ohio—com. stock

7

2,437,950

*69-’71
1872
1870

20

7fy-

5,000,000

1.000
50J&C
50
50

1,000

“7

500&c

1869

f.

7 g.

174.000

1870

i

7
7
7

20,000 00(i

137
137
13:
1 91

gold..

Milwaukee and Western
St.P. v Ch. 1st M.iconv.to nf.stock)
1st mortgage, Hastings * D
1st mortgage. ’•ieagoLine
Equipment ind brl g ■ bonds
Western Union. 1st mortgage

5

993,000

.'872

Cherry Val. Shar. A Al.—1st




•

300 OH*

do
(C. & A.)
do
consolidated
New Mort. for $l,000.0ou
Chartiers—1st mongage
Cheraw A Darlington—1st mort
2d mortgage

Milwaukee City loan

7
7
2

1,6‘,3 00-'
15n,000

O.OUOg.)

stock,convertible scrip.

198,000

i',000

mortgage, (C. & S. C.)

Common

le-

187!
1870

Chari.. ColumbA Augusta— stock

Preferred stock
General mortgage, at" ling,

800, 00

100
500&C
500&C
100
100
500&C
500* ■
500* C
100

1866

San Fr. (). & A., 1st M. ($1, 500.000)
La » i bonds cn 11.700,000 acres

M.,

209,850

i864

convert, into U.S. bds
1st M. on -an Joaquin Valley Or., gold...
U. S. Loan, (2d lien on certain terms)....
Western Pacific, 1st mort. gold

Sd M.,
do
do
) coupon
Income mortgage, (Va. Cent R.R.,)
Funded interest, coupon bonds

.

1,300,000

1,000
1,000

61
274
128
70
58
146
192
192
615

Bonds, (formerly

($73

230 500

1,00

1861
1863
I806

do
M. & N.
do
& A
do
F. & A.
do
F. & A.
New York.
J. & D.
J. & J. New York. 44 South st.
A. & O. N. Y., J.S. Kennedy & Co
do
J. & J.
M.&N.
Boston, Treasurer,
do
do
F.& a.
F. & A. N. Y. Nat’l Park Bank,
do
do
H\ & A.
do
do
M. & N.
Savannah, Ga.
& D.
M. & S. N. Y Nat. t iiy Bank.
New York* Savannah.
J. & J.
Savannah, Ga.
A. & O.

2,200,000

“ii

Gen. mort <1olnt> bond - ($<,090,000) coup.
Macon * Western bonds
Bonds for steamships—
... •
Central of Iowa—1st
.. gold, coupon
2d mortgnge.gold, $4,000 per mile
Central of N. Jersey—stock
2d mo tgage (now lBt)
Mortgage bonds
••••••
Bond' (convertible Nov , 1875 to 1870 —
Newark & ■ ew York. 1st mort
Central Ohio— Common stock
Preierred stock.
1st mortgage bonds
Central Pacific—e toe
1st mort.. gold.
k. f 1, $ >0,000 per yr.).
Babor i Hen,Call. State aid. gold.........

do
Government lien
California & Oregon, 1st mo t 'age

.

Philadelphia

22C.

1.000,000

50
1.0'0

1872
1871

40

do
do
—
•••
•
Central R. R. A Bank, Ga.—stock
1st mortgage bonds, coup n.......

1st

...

'ioo

1st
1st

1st

111!

'ioo

1st mortgage

C.P., 1st M., on C. & O. Br.

1,159,500

'*

Cayuga Lake-let mortgage, gold
Cayuga A Susquehanna—stock.
•
Cedar F. A Minn.—Bonds on 1st division,s.t.
Bonds on 2d dlv, s.f
• • •
Cedar Rapids A Mo—com. stock
Preferred stock, 7 per cent...

'

'“50

100

1S74.
Miles
1,399
^tock... ...$27,6 3,744
Debt
26,281,6 0
Earnings.... 9,0l6.!28

Op. eapm’s

6,5U4,560

187S.
1872.
1,283
1,013
$24,224,331 $22,649,215
23,986,023 IS,151,889
6.957,771 6,690,695

4.695,615

3,350,954

Net earn’gs. 2,451,668
2,262,155 2,840,241
The new consol mortgage tor $35,000,000
will he applied to reti lng < Id debt,
and about $3,000,000 of It to steel rails.
&o.
(V. 17, n.98 ; V. 18, p. 15, 144, 248,

272; V. 19, p. 38.)
New York Office.

& A. N.Y., Mil. & St.
New York, Co.’s
& D.
do
& D.
do
& A.
do
& N.
do
& A.
do
& A.
do
& A.
do
& A.
do
& N.
do
& J.

June 1.1883

P. RR. Feb..
Office, Dec. 28, *72 The last «nnual report will be found In
July 15, 73 the Curonicle. V. 17, p. 431. Lands of
the Company are 2,207,948 acres. With
1885
th
completion of ihe Noithwestern
May, 1883
Union RR., the Company’s projects
1885
are said to be finished for the present,
1885
and presumably, th reform the large an¬
1885
nual increase of bonded indebtedness,
1882
will now cease. Operations for the last
1875
•

1884

June

91

THE CHRONICLE.

27, 1874.]

BOND LIST.
immediate notice of any error discovered in our
Bonds, §

RAILROAD STOCK AND
Subscribers will cooler a great favor
DESCRIPTION.
For explanation, of all references, see
foot notes on 1st page oi RR. Tables.

l t‘.k ni it Southwestern—1st

i,000
1.000

Preferred stock
Mort. bds, Sandusky, Dayton & Cin...
do
Sandusky City & Ind
do
Cin., Sandusky & Cleve......

1867
187i
1871
1871

390

1.000

1,000
1,000
1,(00
1,000

Ni es & New Li bo i. 1st mortgage
Cteneiand Mt. Vernon dc Del—1st M., glu. .
Cleveland dc Pitts.—Guaranteed stock
3d
do
$2,000,000
4th
do
$1,200,000
.'
Construction and equ pment bonds
Consold. skg fund, M. for $3 000,000...
Colebroukdale R.R.—1st mortgage
Colorado Central—1st mortgage, couv
Colum. dk Hock. Val.—Stock.
1st M. Bink fund bds
1st raortg ige. Logan & Straltsvllle Br—
2 i mort. bonds
Columbus. Chic, dk Ind Central—stock
1st mortgage (Col.. Chic. & Ind. Central).

500

l.GOO
1,000

145
199

199
199

1845
1862
1«78
1867
18 8
1870

50
500&C
500&C
.100&C

50
700&C

1,000
l.OK)
1,000
100&C
1,000
5

560,000

65 ,000
1.HJO.OOO
4,800,000
429,037
99;;,000
350,000

2,?0U,000
2,759, 00
630,000
487,900
72.500

10!

217,150
821 OX)

>66, 00

314,100
3,741,000
2/51,000

•809

400,0U0

l,95i>,000

1,000

1,000,000

1866
(863

1,000
1,000
50

pref.)

500&C
500&C
100&C

2d mor gage
Common bonds

100

.

..

Funded Coupons, Nov. 15. ’60

Nov. 18, 63

(conditional)

8tening (Oak. & Otta. RR.) Oct. 1, ’53, gld.
Dollar (Oak. & Otta. RR.) b’ds, Oct. 1/53.
lit Mort. (Detr. & Pontiac RR.), Apr. 1/51
3d Mort. iDe*r * Pontiac RR.), Feb..’54.
2d Mort. (Detr. & Pontiac RR.), an., ’53.
Bonds of Sept. 1, 1866, (Limit $300,000)....
Bds * mort. on Dqt. real estate

‘2,674.000

996,000
803.500
648,000
1,774,912
161,000
109.500
81,8>X)
600,000
462,(XX)
1,400,000

’60-’T2 100&C
1868 200&C
2,000,000
1869
l,0u0
1871
1,00 20.000|>r.m
50
1,259.800
1856
1,000
1,931,000
445,000
1867
1,000
1 000
861,(XX)
1869
108.500
6I&64 500&C
674,000
1 (MX)
36
1865
50
1,317.390
110X
84

i856

"is

1856
1S59

.

Del., Lack, dc Western—stock
1st Mort. (Del.,L.& W., East. Ex.) skgPd
2d Mort. (D., L. & West.)
Bonds, (convertible June 1,’75 to ’77)
Lack & Bloomsb., 1st mortgage
do
1st mort. (extension).
do
2d mortgage.
do
2d mort. (extension)..
Denver Pacific—1st mortgage, gold, 1 gr
Denver dk Rio Grande—1st mort., gold. s. f.
Des Moines dk Ft. Dodge—1st mort., coup..
Detroit, Eel. Riv. tfe /.—1st m., coup, or reg.
Detroit, Hillsdale dc Ind.—1st M., cp. or reg.
2d mortgage, coup., may be registered...
Detroit dc Milwaukee—1st >'ort. bonds
2d Mortgage, April 28, ’56

250,(XX)

1855
1856
1872
1855
1859
1858
1861
1«69
1370
1874
IV, 1
1870
1871
1855
1856
1860
1863
1866
1853
1853
1851
18 51
1853

1866

0,000
100,000
100/00
170,(XX)

5(

23,500,000
1,111,000
500&C
1,633.000
1.OO0
5,000,000
50
50 '&C

500&C
100&C
100&C

1,00
1,000
500&C

1,000
1,000
1,000

900,000
400,000
500,000

200,000
2,493,000
3,0 4,500
2,2(X),000
1,826,000
1,170,000
300,000

250&C
500&C
Vari.
Vari.
500&C
100&C
500&C

1,000
1,900
1,000
1,000
Vari. i

2,500,000
1,000,000
628,525
377,115
1,702,316
150,866
51,000
150,(^
250,000
100,000
110,000
103/266

do

do
do
do

do

'

Y., U. S. Trust Co.
do
do
do

Cleveland, Office.
N.Y., Ward, C. & Co
Cleveland, at office.
N Y\, Manhattan Bk
N. Y., Union Trust Co.
N. Y., Lawrence B. & ( o
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co.

N. Y., St.
do

Nich. Nat. Bk.
do
do

8

do

St!

.

Q.-M.

ingexp.

(V. 16, p. 84, 461, 661, 765, 828 ;
155, 431.)

V. 17, p

lV 1903

N. Y.,
do
do

Nich.Nat. Bk.
do
do

Dec., 1892 Ind., Cinn. & L.,2d M., In trustees hands
to exchange for 1st. (V. 16, p. 51.)
March, 1901 Lafay.Ind. to St. Ann’s
Formerly leased to Ind., Cin. & Lafayette.
July, 1905
Jan., 19"1 Leased to Pitts.. C. & St. L. for net earn’gs.
rV.
July, 1895 Leased 1866to Cin., Ham. & D. Co.
16, p. 51 ; V. 17, p.8i.)
J n. 1,1889
Interest guar, by three other companies.
June, 1921
May 1. 1374 (V. 18, p. 398, 582.)
May 1, 1873
Aug. 1,1900
Sept 1, 1877
Dec. 1, 1890
Sept. 1,1901
Apr. 1,1901 Bds guar.^by C C.C.&l.; H’byL.S.&M.B.
July 1, 891
Aug. 1,1874 Gross earnings Id 1873. $4,887,448; operat¬
June74to84
ing . xpi-nses, interest, &c., $3,779,809.
until 1899
Ap licahle to d viiiends, $l,lC.,6S8. (V.
18, p. 243, 26b. 374.)
May, 1899
May, 1374 Conso idatio- of C. & M.. Niles * N. LPb m ami Liberty & V. roads. Leased to
Aug. 1,1873
At.&Gt. West. See report in ChboniSept. 15,’76
cle, V. 17, p. 512.
July, 1873
Jan., 1890
Jan. 1, 1900 I.eases Mas. & Clev. Stock, $1,150,000.
June (,1874 Leased Nov., 1871 to Prim. RR. Co, at 7
Nov. 1.1875
p. r cent i> r annum, on i resent stock
and all interest on bonus, &c. (Chron¬
Jan., 1892
Jan. 1,191S
icle, V. 15, p. 835, V. 16, p. 855.)
N v.1,1900
June 1, '98 Le sed to Phila. & Reading.
June i, '9(i Stoc'' issued, $347,800.
Feb. 2, ’74 oro-s earnings, 1-7 *, $1,074,187; net,$376 159.
Divide, tis in 1873, 10 per ct. ca-h and 1U
OC. 1.1897
i er cent stock.
ee report, in V. H, p.
July l, 1880
J an 77-82.87

.

526.
Cons-lidation in 1868of C.,& I. C.andChi.
April.' 1908 & G. East. Leased beb 1869 to P.. Cln.
& St. L.. and the l’eun. RR. Co., for 30
1S93-95
per cent of gross earnings, but guaran¬
Nov., 1901
tee $1,107 470 per yr.. to pay int. ou 1st
Dec.. 1905

Jan.

1,1892

,

Feb., 1884
Dec., 1883
iB-ib-OO

Nov., 1904
Jan., 1833

M.$15 OdO.OOU & 2d M. C. & I. $821,000. Of:

the 2d M., $2, >54,000 were sold to
RR. The gr ss earn mrs in 1873

Penn

$4,477,807. and nei earnings $233,le3.
annual report in V. id, p. 629.

were

See

A.& ().

fig

J. & D.
Various.
F. & A.
f. J. & J.
J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&S.
M.& S.
M.& N.
f. A. & O.
A. & O.
A.& ().
A. & O.
M.& N.
J. & J.
A.&O.
A.& u.
A.& O.

Q-J.

J. & J.
M.& S.
A. & O.
M.& S.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

Q-J.
A.&O.
M.& S.
J. & D.
d. & J
M. & Si
A.& O.
„-M. &N. ’
M.& N.
M dk N.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & D.
J. & J.
M.& N.
M.& N.
J. & d.
M.& N.
.1
»v .1
M.& N.
.

Feb., 1890

h.10,1871
Columbus, Treasury.
Y., Amer. Ex. Bank. Sept.l, 1S90
Bost., Tower, Gid. & Co ,\la^ 1,1874
J ly 1. 1871
B >st m.
Feb. 1,1874
Boston Office,
do
Apr 1, i893
Dec. 1,1876
do
M<

N.

M. & S.
M.& N
J. & J.
F. & A.

38 ,400
867 500
400 000

1871
1870

Connecting (Phila.>—1st mortgage
Cumberland dk Pennsylvania—1st mortgage
2d mort age sinking fund guarant ed —

State loan

302,000
1,500,000
350,000
2.115.500
236.500

100
500& C

i858

f.

1,786,200

1,000

Surplus
above
Net
interest
earn’gs. & taxes.earnings. aiv.,&c
$
$
$
$
1872-3.12.786,6(17 8.178,237 4.568,370 1.629,860
1871-2.11,402,161 6.810.026 4,592.135 1,465.694
1870-1.11,694.9:4 6 311.506 5,388,408
838,559
1869-70.12,535,428 8,011.317 4 522 111 541,424
1868-9.18,941,343 7,924,520 6,016,828 1,914,685
Operat-

Gross

.

71.021

100

Danbury dk Aorwalk—Stock...
Mortgage
Danville, Hazleton dk Wilkesbarre—lstmort.
Danvill, Urb., Bl'tondk Pekin—1st M.,gold.
Davenport <£ St. Paul—1st M., g >ld
Dayt.dk Mich—Pref stock, guar. C. H.& D.
1st M., sinking fund, $30,000 per year
2d mortgage
3d mortgage
Toledo Depot (cost $333,940)
Dautorut West.—1st M., guar.L. M.&C.& X.
Delaware R.R.—stock
1st mortgage
Guaranteed bonds
Extension mortgage

(lo

E.

J & J
A. & O.
F.& A.
J. & J.
various
M. & N.
J. & J
J & J.
K. & A.
F.& A.
F.& A.
.

with May 31,

five fiscal years ending
compare as follows:

1900

'J. Y., Union Trust Co.
N. Y., Union Trust Co.

a!&0.

198,(XX)

30
100
100
1373 100&C
1856 100&C
66&71 100&C

Oct”

Union Trust Co.

N. Y.,

var ous.

:-.G9,5U0

Concord—stock
Concord dc Portsmouth—stock
Connecticut dk Passumpsic U. iff.—stock
New mot tga^e (ior $:.500,000)
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Notes, coupon
Massawippi stocK, guar, by C. & Pass...
do
bonds.
do
do
Connecticut Rivci—stock
1st mortgage (sink fund now $14-*,93!.).
Connecticut valley—1st mortgage
Connecticut Western—ist mortgage

1916

Exch NatBk.

do
do
do

460.0 0

50

Dec. l,

Boston, Office,

F.& A.
A.& ‘V
J. & J.
J.& J.

499 000

1,000

Juuel,19il
Dec. 1,1902

do
do
do
do
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
M. & N.
Pliila., Co’s Office.
J. & U
J.&D.
Boston, Treas.’s Office.

541.500

1st mortgage

1874
1874
1898

do
do
New York.

2,632,000

Columbus dk Xenia, stock

Jan.,1888
April. 1911

Y.,J. S.Kenuedy&Co
N.Y.,Co.’s Office.
Moran Bros.
N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co

Q-M.

10,3*8,000

1865

1878
1893
1915
1874

Office,

M. & N.
J. & J.

13, (28,56'

1,000

lastDivi’d,

N\

.

225.dO0

REMARKS.

when Due,
Stocks,

New York,

& A.
& S.
& D.
& S.
A. & O.
t. & J.
F.* A.
J.&D.
J. & J.
M.& N.
M. & N.
F. & A.
M. & S.
J. & J.
J & J.
J. & J.

3*

Am!
do

F.
M.
J.
M

1,854,450
1, O'.UOO
300,00)

1863

N.Y.

J.& D.
J. & J.
M.&S.
F.&A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J.& J.
J.& D.

M.&N.

2/00,0 0
II,243,002
1,252,000
1,096,000
6( 0,< XX)
1,49-,000
584,700

1,000
1,000

(Indiana entral)
do
do
(Chic. & Gt East., cons rue)
do
(ool., Chic, at Ind. Cent)..
Ineom • conv.
do
do
Income (Toledo, Logausp. & Burl.)

Cumberland Valley—stock v$43i 000
1st mortgage

1 8

272 000
453 000

18’
1872

( hie. & G, Eastern)..
(Col. & Ind. Central)
(Union* Logan port)
(Toledo. Loga sp.&Burl.).
(Col. & Ind. is & 2d p ei.).
(Cin. & Chic A.r Line)
2d mortgage (Col. & Ind. C nt,al




J.&D.

i367

do
do
do
do
do

1st

282.'XX)

"00&C

do

2d Funded Coupons,
Bon is of June 30, ’66

500,000

1,250.0 0
500,000
2,000.000
1,120,000
400,000
1.500 000

500.000

V.o'o

J.
N.
D.
D.

A. & O.
M. & N.
J. & J.

1,250.000

2,000 000
1,'00
1.0 0 16,000 p.m.
100 .5,000,000

To

.857
1863
1870
1870

500,000
3,500,000

Tables*

Completed Julv, 1874. (V. 19, p. 16.)
N. Y., Farms.L. & T. Co. Ai g. 1.19 )1 Opened Jan., 1873. Bonds $15,000 ner mile.
Net receipts in 1873-74, $8,256,684, aga nst
New York, Co.’s Office, Apr. 27, ’74
1896
13,139,267 in 1872-78. Chic. & S.W. lnt. in
do
default i n bonds not guar. (V. 17, p. 251
NOV. 1899
do
62«, 649 r V. 19. fi. 16.)
do
N.Y.,N. Bk of Com’rce. July, 1894 Sold under toreclosure Aug 7/78. V.17.p 218
Leases the Day.& Mich, and Cinn , Rich. &
N.Y., Winslow, L.& Co. April, 1873
Chic. See report in v. 17, p. 84, show¬
do
do
May 1,1880
ing net earnings of $19:>,872 in 1872-73.
do
do
.July 20, ’85
(V. 18, p. 24'.)
do
do
June, 1877

& O.

&
&
&
J.&

<30
1,000,000

1864
1869

Sinking fund, 3d Mort. (now 2d)
Hubbar 1 br. 1st M., skg fd bds

A.
J.
M.
J.

9,000,00J
5,' 00,000
1,000.000

Principal,

July

& J.

F.&A.

100,0 0
24,999,700

1,000

>38

1853

J

2 304.000

l'.OOO

20 2
390

1st mortgage

& O.
J. & J.
A. & O.
M. & N.
Var.
J. & J.
J. & I>
J. & D.
J. & J.
M. & N
J. & D.
A. & O’
A. & O.

1,350,000
8,5t 0,000

1852
45
80
12 •

Q-F.

1,000,000

1,000

New York, Co.’s
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

A.

1,144,000
2.700,000
4,534 000
2,750,000
1,565,000
4,315,000

Payable, and

by Whom.

J. & J.
M. & S.

182,000

1,000
1,(00

Where

Payable.

3'9.0U0

1866

Columbus, Springf. & Cinn.—1st mort
Cincinnati dk Springfield—1st M., guar nt’d
Cin., Wab.dcM.ich—isi M.,end by L.S.& M.S.
Ciev., Col., Cin. dk Ind.—stocK
1st mort. (C C. & C. RR.) $23,000 a y.-ar..
1st M. (Bell. & Ind.) excb. for new M —
1st ill <rtga^e, new, s. f
Cleveland dk Mahoning Valley—stock

When II

3,150,000

1865
1867
1672
1862
1867
1871
1865
1870
1866
1869
1-71

Cin., Lafayette dc Chicago—1st mort., gold.
(Jin. dk Martinsville—1st M., guar by lessees
Cinn. dk Muskingum Val.—1st mort. .
Cin., Richmond dc Chic—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Cinn., Richmond dk F. IF.—1st M.,gld. guar
Cin., Sandusky dk Clevelaiul—stock

.

I.072,

UK) Ac

i§63
..

Rate
pi r t
Cent.

101.000
3o6,0(X)

1,000
1.000

1871 500&C
18T2 5U0&C
1870-1
1,000
1,000
1870-1
1871 100&C
l,(XX)
18(0
1000
1870
1872
1873
V.ooo
1,00
1871
100
1866 1,000
1869 100&C
1871
1,000
1869
1,0(X)
100

Mo

2d
of ’65
do
of ’67
.3d
do
.'
C. H. & I. r.Tnnctio.i) RR. 1st ra. guar
Cincinnati dk Ind—1st mortgage
2d mortgage, guar.

-

1,000
1,000
1,000

Cln., Hamilton dc Dayton—stock
1st mortgage of ’63

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

129.500
331,000
3,105,000

500&C

cu’*%

Chic & Southw., 1st M., gold, not guar
CMUcothe dk orunsw—1st M.,guar by N.

standing.

1863
1865
1863
1863
!S71

M.,gold..

Chic., R. I. dk 1 acijtc—stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
Chic.& S’west., 1st M, gol > (guar, in

Amount
Out¬

Miles
of*
Road

Chicago dk Northwest.—(Continued)
Elgin & State Line R.R. bcis,
;
1st M. (Peninsular RR.) on roads & lands
Sous. 8. F. bds, subord. Hen on all above..
Equip, bds, lien on equin’tscost’g $4011,000.
1st Mori. (Beloit & Madison R.R.)
Madison exteu.. 1st M., sinking fund.gold,
Obio. & MUw ukee, 1st M.. on ■ d & equip.
Jhic. & Mil., ^d M., (M. & C. R.R.) 1st lien
Chic. & MU., 1st M.. 2d lien
Menominee extension lstmort., gold...
(Jen. cons, m., gld, cp. or reg.($48,000,000)
Wlnoutt x St. Peter,1st M.,guar. C.& N. W
do
2d M..
do
Winona* St. P., 1st M.Ex en.land gr s.f.
_iacrosse.Treinp.& P.,lstM.,gu. C.&N.NV
Iowa Midland, f-t M.. guar, by C.& N. W.
Northwestern Union, 1st mort., goln....
Chicago dc Paducah— 1st mortga.e
c'fnc

by giving us

.

M.&N.
A.ID
F. & A.
J ,c J.

M.&S.
Vari.

do
do
do

Boston, Bost. & A. RR.
Bos’on, Globe Nat’l Bk.
N.Y., Am. Ex. N. Bk.
New York and Boston.
Philadelphia.
N.

Y., Co.’s Office,

Leased in perpetuity to Pitts.,Cinn.& St.L.
Guar by Pa. i R. ) ess’s ssume liability
Net receipt . 1818—74. $ 71.083.
Leased to Conco d li.
«t $25,000 peryear
Net ea> nings for year ending Ji ne 30. 1873,
.

$.62,215.
will retire

mortgage of $1,500,006
previous issues. (V.16, p.461.)

New

1876-18S1
Aug 1,1873
July 1, 18H9

uly 1, 1974 Net earnings, 1872-73 $232/06. (V. 16, p
188; V. 1 <, p. 295.)
Sept 1, 1878
Stock paid. $ .033, 00; float, de’t, $973,003
Net earnings 15 mos , 1372-13, $154.8.8.
Leased to Phil. & 1 rmt..6 .e. dlvon stoTf

.1

Jan. 1,1901
Jutv l, 1900
1900-1-2-3-4
Mch 1, 1891

2d

n o

t. is

guaranteed by Consulidation

Coal Co.
May 1,1888
Phila. & Carlisle, Pa.
April, 1871 Stock owned in large part by Pa. RR. Co.
Net earnin.s year ending Sept. 80 1878,
Phila ,T. A. B ddle &Co. Apr. 1,1904
$3 1,642.
L rge advances made to
Apr. 1,1908
do
branch r >ads.
(V. 18. n. 295.)
Jan. 1.1884
do
May, 1813 Net earning- in 1S72, $78,486.
New Yorkand Danburv
a. Y., Locvwood & Co. 1*80, ’90. ’“2
Phila.. P nn. R.R. Co. Oct. 1, 1888 Leased, Mar.’72, to Penn.R R. :orS3 years
N. Y., Farm. L. & l’. Co April, 1 09
N. Y Lond. & Frankf’t. July. 1911 Davenp., Ip., to St. Paul. (V. I9, p.629.)
N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co J ly 7, 1814 L’sjd in perpetuity to Cin., Ham. & D, for
annual lnt. on bonds. The nref. stock
Ju y, (981
do
do
of $3.500,OOJ, guar, by
H. & D.. »• ag
do
Sept., 1887
do
autho ized iu 1871 to retire D. & M. bnds.
Oct.. 1888
do
do
(V. 16 n. 51 ; V. 17. p. 84.)
Mar. 81&94
do
do
N. Y., Am. Ex. Nat’l Bk. Jan. 1,1905 L's’d to L. Miami, (asunedby P..C.& StL)
Leased and ope at> d by Phil., W11.& Balt.
Ju y 1, 1874
RR.. fo' 75 per cent o gross ear.,lugs.
Phila., Girard Nat Bank July, 1875
In 1872 gross earnings were $148,341.
do
do
July, 1-75
Jan. 1,1880
do
do
Office P W. & B. RR.
July 20, *74 The Lackawanna & Bloomsburg Co. was
New York Office,
co solidateu with this
road in June,
Apr. 1, 1875
do
do
1873, and $3,500,000 stock issued to repre¬
Mch.l.iaSl
do
do
sent it.
Annual report for 1873 pub¬
June. 18.62
do
do
lished in Ciibow le, V. 13. p. 533. (V.
.July 1,1875
do
do
16, p. 292. 823, V. 17, p. 155, 252, 660; V. 18.
March 1885
do
do
Apl. 15,1880 p. 582, 60,.)
do
do
do
do
May 15,1890
(V. 17, d. 835.)
N. Y., Drexel, M. & Co. May 1,1899 L. gr., 1,100,000 acres.
Nov. 1,1900 Guage, 3ft; whole line to be S75m.
N ¥., Lond.& Amst’rd’m
Jan. 1, 1901
New York.
N. Y., Mercantile Bank June 1,1391 Operat’d with D., H. & I. Stock, $300,000.
N.Y’., M> rcantile Bank. June 1, ’90 Has traffic guar, of 40 p.c. irom M. O.
Stock, $80 .(00. In default.. V. 17, p. 649)
do
do
Ju>y, 1391
N/Y..M.K. Jesap.P.&Co May 15, ’75 Leased to Greai West, of Canada. Com¬
mon stock, $422,140; prefe reo,$2,095,000.
do
do
ay 15, ’ .5
Of the bonds ofeJuue, 1866 $1,238,009
do
do
May 15, ’75
are in the hands of the Merchants’ Bank
May, 1875
do
do
redeemable $100,000 per
of Canadi,
July 1,1886
N.Y.& Detroit.
Nov. 15, 73
year.
$350,000 have thU' far been
N. Y. & London.
redeemed.
Earnings in 1S73 showed
N. Y..M.K.J esup, P.& Co Nov..15, 78
a deficit of $22,726 under operating «cApr. 1,1878
do
do
penses. Int. in default since Nov. 187A
Feb. 15. ’88
do
do
Jan. 1,1878
(V. 17, p. 691,752 ; V. 18, p. 14, 875,583.)
do
do
do
do
Sept 1,1886
Various.
Detroit Office.
J
do

,

92

CHRONICLE.

THE

[July 25, 1874.

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Subscribers will confer

a

great favor by giving ns immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables.

For explanation, &c., of all references,
;.foot notes on 1st page of RR Tables.

Miles
of*
see Road

Detroit, Laming A Lake Mich—1st mort..
1st mortgage, on branches
2d m -rtgage, on whole road
Dubuque A Sioux Citg—Stock
1st Mortgage 1st Division
1st. m >rt., id Division (for $1,400,000.)—
Dubuque southwestern— 1st M, pref., s.f...
•

1st mort.. Oct

164
23
187
144
143
148
55
56
54
58
270
242
112
112
130

1.1>63

Dunkirk, Warren A Pittsburg—let

gold
Duchess A Columbia—1st Mortgage....,
Kant Tenn., Virginia A Georgia—stock.
1st Mortgage sinking fund bonds,....
E. Tenn & Ga. ($109,00./ are endorsed)
m,

do
new
E. Tenn & Va. (endorsed)
Bond to U. S. Governmeut

O

Eastern {Mass)— stock

English Loan, cinver ible
Bonds due 1874, convertible
Essex R.R. bonds, Sept. 1856
Bonds due 1885, Anril, '65
Bonds due 1888, March, ’63-’69

23

1871
1872
1873

Amount
Out¬

standing.

*-

100

500

1,000
1,000

81.500
450,000
1,200,000

"100

i870

2,500,000
1.970,024

1,000

5U-’;>6
1866
1856

1.00

1,000

1889, May, ’69

gold (for $30,000 000)..
2o Con>ol. mori.,5 20, (for $40.(0 ,000)
New b nds (debenture-) convert, til) ’S3
h ie A Pittsourg—stock
,st mortgage, conv. into cons, mortgage.

1,309,200
400,000
200,000

4,997,600

1

570,000
50,000
3,000,000
78,000,000
8,536,910
‘2,4 ,5,000
2,174,000
4,852,000
2,937,000
709.500
182,600
3,000,000

l'.uoo
100
100

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

1849

1553

1857
1858

500&C
100&C

1861
1863
1865
1870
1874
1873

459

*102

1,000
£2(10

Evansville, Terre Haute A Chic.—1st M.gld
Fitchburg—stock
Flint A l*ere Marquette—stock

1852
1851
1860
1870

94
233
233
60
190
17
13

Consol, mort. s. f
1st M., 20m, 2d on 10, l.g 153,600 ac.. 2d d.
1st ino tgage, L. G., 358,000 acres, 3d div..
Flint & Holly It. R. (s. f., $25,000 per
year)
Bay City E. Saginaw, 1st M, guar by lese’s
,

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•

.

Fonda,-Johnstown A Gloversville—1st mort
Ft. Wayne, Jackson A Sag,—1st mort., coup
2d m rt. and equipment bonds, coup
Fort Wayne, Mancie A Cinn—1st M., gold.
more

.

Ft'amivgham A Lowell- 1st tn. bonds
Frederick A Penn ylvania—1st M.. gold..
Galv., Harr<sb. A San An.—1st mort, gold
..

Galveston. Houston A H. of 18U—1st

Mort.

Geneva, Afiaca A Alhem—1st M..s. f., g.
Georgia R. R. A Banking Co.—stock

Bonds, not mortgage
Gilman. Clinton if- Spring/.—1st M.,gold..
2d mortgage, gold
Or. Rapids A Indiana—Stock
1st mortgage, land gr., gold, guar
1st mort, laud ^r.. gol l not guaranteed.
Grand Trunk ( Canada)—consol, stock
New siock (for £10,1)00,001)
Mort. to Bx of U. Canada on surplus lands
Equipment M., 1st on all rolling -took
do
2d
do
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Postal bds, &c., secured by gov’t business
1st Pret. bds,conv. into 1st pr f. stock....
2d
(lo
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2d
do
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8d
Canadian debentures
Great We aern {Canada)—Com. stock....
Preferred. 5 per cent, conv. Into common
Debentures
Mortgage bonds, coupon
do
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do
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New bonis, coupon
Greenv.A Columb.—1st M.,guar. by State.
Bonds not guaranteed
Hackensack A N. Y. Extension—1-t mort.
Hannibal A St. Joseph—common stock
Preferred tock
Missouri State Loan
Land Grant mortgage
Bonds 1870, conv.,
...

Harrisb.. Ports'h, Mt.Joy A Lancas—stock
1st mortgage
Hart., Prov. A Fishkill—1st mort. (Ii.Ij...
1st mortgage (Conn.)
Housatonic—stoc k
Preferred stock

mortgage, sinking fund

7
7
7 g.
4

1,771,000
144,000

6
7

1,000

1,000
1.000
500&C

1,000

2,300,000

100&C
1,000

825,000
SOU,000
1,500,000
500,000

1869

1,000
1,000

1,800,000
500,000

.

18(1
1811
1871
187 5
1812
1870

.

,

1,(00
1,000
100&C
100

....

1470
1872

•

•

.

.

£•25
£ (O.i

.

..

.

.

.

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498

£20X

....

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.

.

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143

1870
215
275

500&C
100
100

t

1,000

5.V57
1863
1870

207

15
3
1867
50
51
54
i§53
26 X 1353 500&C
96 30&52
100
120
100
120
74
74
1869
1866
350
1870
118
468
1872
l.ClO
58
50 i
1854
58
500
1857
58
1965
1,000
•

O

<9

f

1851
1864
1865

707

100
500&C
500&C
500&C
Vari

1871
1869
1870

1,000
1,000
1,00C
1,030

1851
1851

2d mortgage...

152
202
202

I. B. & W. Extension, 1st m., gold..

217

..

f

i.ooo

gold

Redemption, 1st & 2 1 series,
do
8d series, s erling
Sterling bonds, sinking fund
Indiana A Illinois Cent.—1st M., gold.
Jndlanap. Bloom'ton A West—1st M., gld bds




£1M0
£K)u
£100
£100

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7 'g.

Phila., Girard

for 20 yrs. at 35 p.c
In "72 rec’d thus $305,264.

$584,662.
Chronicle, V. 16, p. 585.
Int. in default since July. ’71. (v.17, p.649.)
See arnua; report, Chronicle, v. 17. p.
524, showinggross earnlng9 year ending
June 30,1876, $1,378,358, expenses $929,148,
and net earnings $449,210. (V. 17, p. 524.)

1874

in..

pei

1,1888 on stock and int. on bonu. (V 14, p 628.)
1,1880 Operated on own account since Dec., 1869,
Apl. l,18Pf Net earnings In 1872, $29,068.
Julyl5.187S Leases Exstern in N.H.,i6m., Witbst’ck of
187$
$492,500. same dividends as East. N ass.
1574
Leases Portland, Saco & P., at 10 pel
cent on stock.
Net earnings. 1872-73
Sept., 1876
A pi 11, 1855
$•>98,276. Ha* an operating contract with
March,1888 Maine Central for 999 years. (V. 18. p
296, 376.)

Mch
Nat Bank Jan.

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Boston, Co.*8 Office.
London.

Boston, Co.’s Office,
do
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Boston, Co’s Office,
do
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Ma^yJ.889
1872

Phila., Penn. R. R. Co.

May, 1874 Leased in 1863 to Northern Cent,
July, 1874
yrs.
Rent paid, $165,315.

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for 999

,

1872 1 1,000

.

.

,

Mar. 1,1899
Jan. 1,1837 Com. stock.

Nov. 1,1887

Apiil, 1896
1891

A.&O

.

$1,044,400, pref., $100,000. Net

earnings, 1872-73, $221,703.
*
Aug. 1,1880
Mav 1,1900 Stock paid in, $400,000.
jufy 1,1871 Leases Vt. & Mass. (V. 18, p. 14.)
ross earnings, 1873, $1.365,424; operating
N.Y.,Mercli’nt8’Ex. Bk. May, 1902
expenses. $<’1,608; i et ear ings. $658,321;
N. Y., Meehan. Nat. Bk. Jan. 1,1887
interest and taxes, $4)7 C42 ; balance,
do
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Sept 1,1888
$156,773. Total land sales to January 1,
do
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May 1,1888
1871, $2,041,844, or $8 09 per acre. De¬
Newark. N.J.. Sav. Ins. July.l IS82
ferred payments on lanu sales Jan, 1,
New \rork.
Sept, i, 1887
1874, were $635,158, See report V. 18, p
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Jan. 1,1876
607.
N. Y., Mech, Fat. Bank. Jan. 1 1901
New Y ork or London. .Jan. 1,1900
N. Yr., Market Nat. Bk.
N. Y.t St. Nich. Nat. Bk. July 1,1900 'et earnings, 1871-72, $35 953. (V.16, p. 585.)
N.\r., Farm’s. L. & T.Co. July 1,1889 -]
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Oct., 1881
Sti Ck, $1.00",IKK). (V. 16, p. 343.)
Boston, Office.
Oct., 1889 ] nterest In default since Oct.. 1872. See
Chronicle, V. 16. p.

Balt., Mercli. Nat. Bank. Oet. 1. 1901

....

h27.

(V. 18,

p.

190,455.)

«••-••••

J. & J.
J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&S.
J. & J.

N. Y., F. P. Janies & Co. July 1, 1902 :
N. Y.,Metrop. Nat. Bk. July 1, 1890

J. & J.
A.& O.

N. Y., Winslow, L.
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p*

76.)

Augusta, Ga.. RIi. Bank, Jan.15,1814

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ye’rly to’90
New Y’ork and London. Sept., 1900

Jan.; 1892
1899
1699

& Co

Interest In default.
roads.
Hill a

(V. 18, p. 297, 455.)
by Ft. Wayne and Pa. Rail¬
$ 46,00j of bonds re ie*medare
Hen on roau. (V. 16, p. 273.)

Gross

earn

3t mort. guar

ids
^

4 g6 g.
6 g.

Var.
5
5
4

2.327.808,
....

’

HoustonA Texas Cent—lRt M.gold, l.gr.,s.f.
1st mortgage, West, div
Consol, mort.. 1. gr )coup. may be reg.).
Huntingdon A Broad Top— 1st mort., gold.
2d mortgage
....
8d mortgage, consolidated
8crlp fbr past due coupon
Illinois Central -stoefc
1st mort. constr cti >n bds(now payable)

7g.

7 g.
8 g.

7,50 i.OOO
221,190
500,000
•
500,000
1,20.1.009
3,218,149

•

.

T

R. RR.

in 1867,

Preferred stock Is $593,315, common stock

£3,425,124

,

•

1,000
1,000

»■*

3.254.000

.

•

.

608,000
2.000,000
1,000,000
2.80J 000
4,000,000

•

1839

6 g.
6 g.
7 g.
7 g.
4

4,200,000

1,000

1869

,

.

7 g.
7
7
8
8
1 g.
8
7

0,000
150,000
1,700; 00
1,493,0 0
600,000

500&C

1873

,

8
8 1-

5

>« J.
M.
.& J.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A.&O.

.

8 f.
10 f.
10
10

2,210,000

500&C
500

-

•

2d mortgage
Bonds of 1869

i

636,000
147,000
775,000
4,000,000

..

HR.,

J.

7

1.000
500&C

..

1st mortgage (Quincy & Palmy.
1st mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. RR.)

J.& D.

7 g

1870
1869
1871

110
110
330
S30
3 0
1317

P.*&

Phila.. P. & R. Office.

earn’gs.

do

7g.

i.ooo

_

Phila., by

gross

M.& N.
J & J.
M.& S.
M.& N.
J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & J.
J. & J
J & J.
M.& N.
J. & J.
J. & J
A.& O.
A.& ().
A.& O.

6

M.& 8
M.& S.

;

65
154
11
10
100
10U
109
109
26
27
82
52
35
232

316.)

do
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N. Y., Farm.L’an & T Co
do
do
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N. Y., Farm. L’an & T Co
Boston Office.

J. & 1).
J. & J.
J. & D.

302.000

Construction bonds

Holly, Wayne & Monroe, 1st mort, s.f

Florida—1st mortgage, gold, convertible..
Flushing A Northside —1st mortgage
.

p.

j. & j.

A.&O.
7
7
7
7

i871

r

18.

1883
1883

M.& S.
J. & J.
M.& N.
F & A.
M. & N
J. & J.

M.& S.

425,000
100,000
75,0 KJ
280,4U5
1,000,000

r

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6 g.

J. & J.
M.&N.
M.& 8.

1,000

1872
1866
1868
D,68
1867
-

Feb. 1,1893

Also a depot M. $50,000; 3 yr. notes, $225,000.
Bonds are coup., but may be reg. (V.

6 g.

S*

92,300

100
100

•

Dec. 1, 1897

N.Y..M.K.Jesup.P.& Co, July, 1883
do
do
Oct., 1883
N. Y., Union Trust Co. June, 1900
N.‘ Y., Brown Bros & Co Jan. 1,1908
Apr.1,1874
N. Y., Gallatin Nat’lBk. July 1,1900
N. Y., R.T. Wilson* Co
1880-86
do
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July 1,1876
do
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May 1, 1886

1

2.193.000

^1869
1869

55

do
do

M.& N.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
F.& A.
M.& S.

8,000.000
2,0>;0,00J
296,.00

100&C
100&C
1,000

1865
1868

23

April, 1896

Phila., Penn. Life Ins.Co Jan. 1, 1880
Phila., Penn. R. R. Co. Oct. 1,2862
Phila., by Con pany.
New York.
Mch V,” 1890 Stock. $4,124,000. (V. 16, p 7650
N. Y., Duncan, S. & Co. Oct. 1, 1873 The i eport for the year endli g Sept.80, ’78
do
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OCt. 1,1873
(Chronicle, V. 18, p. 89) gave net earn¬
do
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May, 1879
ings at $5,746,652, against $4 7AV<85 in
do
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Mch. 1,1879
1372. The gros- earnings were $20,012,606:
do
do
March 1683
operating expenses, $ .4,265,953. A refer¬
do
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Oct. 1,1880
ence to the following pages is neces- ary
do
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June 1,1888
to obtain a review of the company’s
do '
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Jan. 1,1891
affairs. (V. 17. p. 51, 34. 2-51, 627 ; V. 18. p.
do
do
Jan., 1898
15.89.191. 248,272, 296, 351, 899 454, 480.
London.
Sept 1,1875
503, 527; V. 19, p. 17, 89, 61.)
New York and London. Mch. 1.1920
London,
Mar. 1,1894
do
do
Jan. 1, 19031
N. Y., Union Trust Co. June 10, *74 Leased to
Pennsylvania Company for 7
do
do
Jan. 1,1882
per ct per annum on stock and debt.
do
do
Apr. 1,1890
(V. 18, p. 583.)
do
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July 1,1898
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Oct. 1, 1890
Forms a direct line from Bangor to St.
John and Halifax (V. 15, p. 627.)
New York & London. Jan. 1.1889

850,000
65
45
45
51
109

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London.

15,000,000

1.000
1,000

i862

81X

5
7
8

lastDivid.

Co.’s office,

N.Y.,M.K.Jesup,P & Co. Apl. 15, ’74 L’sed to IBs. C.

M. & S.
J. & J,
A. ft O.
J.& J.
J. & J.
F.& A.
J. & J.
A.&O.
M.& S.
M.& N,

4,589,000
12,916,000

l 000

50

81X
81H

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REMARKS.

Stocks,

1,000.000

i870

459

Boston,

when Due.

2,000.000

500

1847

vd inortgav. -. convertible
Consol, mort. free of State tax
Egui meat bon lEuropean A H. American, {Me):
1st >1., winn.toN.H. line
) Bangor
2d mort, Bangor to Winn
S loa i.
L d grant gold & 1st M. Bang to Winn —
EvansvA Craw/'onlsv—1 t M, Ev.& Ill.,s.f..
1st mort., s.f (Evansville to Terre H.).. .
Rockville extension

1,000.000

7

by

Whom.

M.&S.

2X
3X

500,000

Principal,

Where Payable and

7
6 g-

1,030,000
500,000

501
1,000

1863

185
846

6
6
6
6
6
7

000,000

A.&O.
J.&D.
F.& A.
A. & O.
J ,v J.
J.& J.
J. & J.
A. & O.
J. & D.
J. & .1.
A. & O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M.&N

J.'&J.

6g.

500,000
1,558,000
1,000,000
50

mort.,

Bay County, issued In aid &

495.900

383,000
750,000
194,000
160,000

1860

—

do

7
3
7
6
6
6
4
3
7
6
6
3

164,000

50
100&C
100&C
100&C
100

1858
1800
1866

Long Dock Co. mortgage
Sterling bonds, convertible, £1,000,000—

1st

7g. f.

2.976,000
635,000
135,000

1,000

-

5th mortgage, convertible
Budalo Branch Bonds

2d

8 f.
8
8
3
7 f.
7
7

500.000
1863
1868
1870
1868

When g

Cent*lPa3rMble-

575,000
1,500,0 <0
5,000,000
300,000

1,000

Bonds, §

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
Rate

3,219,000

1,000
1,000

1862
1854
1856
1865
68-’69
1869
1872
1873
1873

i

Notes
New bonds
do
sterling
Elmira A Williamsport—stock, com
Preferred stock
1st mortgage bonds
Income bonds, 999 year* to run
Bond & mortgag •. on Elmira real estate..
RlUmbethUuvn A Raducah—1st Mort., conv.
Erie Railway—stock, common
—
Preferred, 7 per cent, stock
1st mortgage (ex'enued 1 ■ 1867 to 18S7) ..
2d mortgage, convertible (ext. to 1879.).
3d mortgage
4th mortgage, convertible

1st consol,

©V

St
as o

36
36
89
39
114

Eastern Shore, (ifd.)—1st mort., conv.
2d mortgage, conv

”

o.ST

CD

190 poo

East Pennsylvania—stock
K'.et. mortgage

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.

DESCRIPTION.

7,165,910
3,11; 5u0
4.459,309
227,680
1,743,163
121,060
485,000
62,0 £
1,000.000
1,426,545

J. & J.
A.&O.
J & J
F. & A.
J. & J.
,J. & J
J. & J.
.

1!>4

2X
5X
5X
6

A.&O.
A.&O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
A.& O.
A.& O.
J. & D.

7

376,766
300,000

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„

Jan.. 1920

ngs-in hall year ending Dec.
31, 1873, £1,061,197; expenses, £863.106; ret
earnings. £198,091. in May, 1873, the new
stock was Issued at £22 0s per share to
pay for extensive improvements.
See
CHRONICLE, V. 16, p. 461, 629,623; V. 17,
p. 459.

Perpetual.
Irredeem.
Irredee •>.
Irredeem.

London & Montreal.
Apr. 22, ’74 These figures represent pounds st rllng.
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April, 1871
Co,leases several other roads in C naaa
London Joint Stock Bk. July, 1871
amounting to l4lX-m.,and the Detr. &
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July, 1876
Mil., 189m. For the halt year ending Jan.
do
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Oct., 1877
31,1874, the gross receipts were £6 5,916;
dp
do
working exp., £13".0s>0 ; net earnings.
Oet., 1 78
do
do
£195.836. (V. 18, p 15, 399, 455; V. 19. p 62.)
Dec., 1890
1881-86
Columbia, Co’s Office.
Defaulted, but compromised.. see Chron¬
do
icle, v
16, p. 220 ; V. 17, p. 460; 752,)
*

M.& N.

r

^

London, Co.’s Office.
Loudon, at Co.’s Office. Apl., 1877

.

.

5
6

^

a

•

*

*

7

J.
J.
J.
J.
J

1,180.000

•i

J.'&J.

191,0(0
100,000

7

J. & J.
F. & A.

100,000
7.0 '0,000

6

Jersey City, 1st Natl Bk May 1,1890 Operated by Erie.
Han. & St. Jo., 207m.. branch, Qui"cy, 111
to Pa’rayra. 15m.; Cameron to Kans. C,
Aug., 1870
N. Y., Bk No. America.
1874-87
53m. Of the Mo. S’.ate loan $1,500,000
do
do
has been e\tea ied for 20 years.
Apr. 1,1881
(V.16,
do
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Mar., 1885
p. 628; V. 18, p. 273. 601.)
do
do
Jan., 1892
do
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Jan., 1892
Phila., Company’s office July 10, ’74
do
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July 1, *883
joritv of the stock. (V. 14, p. 628.)
Hartford, Am. Nat. Bk. Jan. 1. 1876 Gro s receipts, 18T2-73. $1.0 >4,910; opera¬
do
do
do
Jan. 1,1876
ting expenses, $-‘89,808 ; net, 175.1S2.
..eases Berkshire RR., Stockbridge& Pitts
Bridgeport & Boston. July25.1874
field, and w. Stockbrg. Gross earni> gs
N. Y., Bk of New York
1877
1871—<2, $528,’. 15; operating exp’s, $410,585;
1885
net earnings, $117,529.
Bridgeport and Boston.

J.& J.

N. Y

9,167,700
5,087,224
2.6 0,000
386,000
4,000,000
500,000

#

_

7
6
7
8 f.
8
10

99-1,000

1,182,550
700,000

3X

481.000

6
7

1,574,000
820,000

7 g.

7
7
6&7

2V'00.«>00
2,500 00 i
2,500,0*0
5 000,000
8,500 000
5,000,000
1.500,000

5,500,000

A. &
A. &
F. &
A &

O.
O.

A.
O.

7 g

J. & J.

6 g6

6g.
5

JS
•
-

& J.
& J.
& J.
& J.
& J.

8

7

332,000

F.& A.

F. & A.
A. & O.
A. & O.
A. & O.
A. & O.
\.& O.
J. & J
A.&O.
J. & J.

»

2,742,000

M.& S.

do

7 g.
7 g.
S

867,500
1,379.000
137,343

A. & O.

.

4

2.500,000
SO, 00" p. m
416,000

J. & J.

g

.

,

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1889

Nat’l City Bank, July 1,1891 Gross earnings

do
do

do
do

net

Oct. 1, 1912

Philadelphia, Office.
do
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do

do

,

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N. Y., Co’s office.

1372 on 350m. $2,675,234 ;
earnings, $1,845,034. (V. 17, p. <<.)

Sept. 1, ’90 Capital stock Is $’.,870,000.
Feb. 1,1875

Apl/1,1895

in 1873 were
16. p. 356.)

Gross earnings
(V.

$431,107; net, $190,004.

1.1874 Net revenue in 1873 was $2,530,890, against
1, 1875
$*2,103,107, in 1872. Full report In V.
1,1875
15, p. 237.
The Company guarantees
1. 1890
$6,000,000 bonds of N. O. & J, &
Ibs. C.
1,1873
(V 16. p 845; V. 17, p. 388, 656; V. 13, p.
London.Morton R.&Coa Apr. I*19(i8 186, 191, 237.)
N. Y or London.
July 1,1901 In progress. (V. 17, p. S56.)
N. Y., Turner Bros.
Oct. ;1909 Interest In default, July, 1874.
See re¬
do
do
Oct., 1890
port In Chronicle, V. 16, p. 652, also \.
U
1AA. TT
la
17
do
do
i
1W2
do
do
N. Y. & London.
N. Y., Co.’s office.
London.

Aug
Apr.
Apl.
Apl.
Apl

•

„

n

Subscriber* will confer a

EAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
tra*iiellate notice of any error discovered In our
Bonds, J

great favor by giving as
.

DESCRIPTION.

Miles
of

For

explanation

foot notes on 1st

of all references, see
page of RR Tables.

Road

90
154
174
71

series

117
117
100
100
850
180
38
38
184
41

Indianap. A Vincennes—1st M., gnar
2d mortgage, guar
International A Gt. North—Consol, stock
International, Is M.,gold...
■Houston & Gt. No., Istmort.. gold
convertible mort. bds, coup,, may be reg
Ionia & Lansing—1st M.,ceup. maybe reg.
2d mortgage, coup., may be registered..
toica Falls it Sioux City—IB M.. Apl. 1 ’69.
Iron M... Chester A E—1st M.,gld....
Jacksonv. N W. A S. B —1st mort., gold..

125

250
116
1(6

^'»nwt///tf,A%/<-*ac.^J/0&--F!orldaSt bds.eld

Jack., Lans. A Sag.—1st M.,gu ir... 1 g ®-c
Cor.eol.M. on whole llue(S-JUm)...

I c.’T
( g

*

5* {*■

•

•

•

•

144

J 8S-

9
9

leffersan. <Pa.)—1st M. (Hawley Branch).
id mortgage (Hawley Branch)
1st mortgage (Su-queh. to Carbondale)..

3*
S 26
86
159
159
38
12

Jeff.. Mad. A Ifidianap.—stock

ind. & Mad RR. -1st mortgage
Jeffersonville, Mad. & Ind- 1st m rtgage
d
2d mortgag
do

Jersey Litu A Albany— 1st mortgage, gold.
Ridgefield Park (N. J.), 1st mortgage

1st mort., C-B. & St. Joseph RR..
.
St. J. & c. B. R.c., 1st M
do
do
convertible
Mo. Val. RR ,lstM. ($i,0UU,U00gld).

4M

g£
O

m

S’*
o

673
245
140
253
394
34
....

427
....

...

34
99

Kentucky Central—2d mortgage

3d mortgage
Keokuk A Des Moines—1st mortgage
Funded lnt ires' bonds
Lake Erie A Louisville— 1st M. ($1,100,000;...
Lake Ontario Shore— 1st mort., go d.
Lake Shore & Mich. South.—stock
Guar nteed, lu per ct, stock

Consolid mortgage, 1870, coup
do
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reg
2d mort. (for $25,000,000) coup. & reg
Income Bds (s. fd $600,090 pr yr.;ep orreg
Mort. bonds of Oct., 1869, Sinking Fund

mortgage. S. fund M. S. & N. I
•<M mortgage Mich. S
1st mortgage (D., M. & T. RR.)
2d raorl. (C., P. & A. RR.) registered
1st

bds.

3d mortgage (C.. P. & A. RR.)
Lake Shore dividend bonds, April, 1869...
1st mortgage (C. & Tol. RR.)s’k’grd
2d mortgage (C. & Tol. RR.)
Buffalo & Erie, mortgage bonds
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Kaiainazoo & White Pigeon

Rapids

Jamestown & Franklin, 1st mortgage....
2d mortgage ...
do
do
Lake Shore A Tus. Val— 1st mortgage
2d mortgage f->r $1,000,000
Like Sup. A J/Dw.-lst M., gold, 1. gr.,8.i
Income mortgage bonds
La wre nee— :> to e k
1st mortgage
Leaven , Law.. A Gal— 1st M.,l.g.,s.f.,conv
Kansas C. & Santa Fe, 1st mort.,guar...
Southern Kansas. l-t mortgage, guar...

Lehigh A Lackawanna—1st M

Lehigh Valley—stock, com. and
1st mortgage, coup. & reg
2d mortgage, reg
General mortgage (for
Delano Land Co. bouas

mortgage
Street Connection bonds
Little Bock A Fort Smith—1st mort., gold
Land grant, s. f
Little Rock, Pine Bl. A N. O.—1st mort...
Little Schuylkill— stock
1st mortgage, sinking fund
1st

I/ogansp Crawfdsv.AS. W of Indr— 1st M gld
Long Island -stock

line

Preferred 9 per cent stock
Bds to state Kentucky (perpetual
Louisville & Frankfort bonds

loan;

Lexington & Fra.ikfort
Louisville Loan
:
Louisville, Clnn. 4; Lex., 1st mortgage.,
do
do
2d
do
Mort. bonds (Shelbv cut-off)
Louisv.. N. A., A St. L. Air-Line— 1st M
Louisville A Nashville—stock

...

main s. em
Louisville Loan
Lebanon branch Louisville Loan
1st mortgage on

Memphis branch, 1st mor gage
Lebanon Br., 1st mortgage
do
Exten-ion, Loimvi le Loan....
Consol. 1st mortgage for $8,0 0,000
Memph's & - *hio, 1st M..sterl ng.guar...
Memphis & C arksvt.le Br.,lst M., sterl'g.
Lvkens Valley—stock
Micon A Augusta— 1st M. (3 K),(Xk> guar.)..
2d mort. endorsed by Ga. R*
Micon A Brinswick—1st M., State endors.
2d mortgage

Equipm nt bonds

M.t gold

Bonds $1,100,000 Loan. A. & K. R
1st mortgage,
gorL*n (P. A




*

•

-

50
150
1181

iois
1013
540
...

*

*

*

*

521

521
65
96
96
....

163
163
88
88
88

37

58
52
52

‘i56
20
17
145
33
10
15

"55
111
81
150
70
31
81
92
158
94

175

Lonisville, Cln.ibLexington—stock

M idlson A Portgage—lsl
M due Central--*tock
M. O. Interest scrip
1st mort. consol

162
*

$10,i'0t,.(XH)»

Miami—stock, com

1st mortgage, ma n
Extension
Glen Cove branch

99

200
161
200

pref

endorsed
Lexington A St. Louis—1st mortgage, gold
Little

staudlng.

-fe

QC9

*..

•

i'.ooo
1,000
1,000
1,0.0
1,0 HI

46

2,474,00 i
2,000,000
800 000

1.000

....

500,000

1,00

•

•

7B"

800,000
FOO.OCO

-.00

i866

2,789,113

1,000

1867
1869
1868
1870
1873

1.000

500,000
1,400.000

500&C
1,000
1,000

*7*

58 ,500

2,500,000
SS 7,500

i

50

7 g.

i’,66o

....

5004c
•5004c

18-i5
1869
1870
1872

1,000
1,00<
1,000

5<

.

•

•

•

....

50

1868
1870
18,3

1,000

1869

i,66o

....

1853
1864
ls69
1870
1870
•

•

•

•

1857
1870

1,000

1,0a
5'

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
50

1,00
1004c
50

i868
....

....

1851
1867
1870
1872
1872
....

500

50
100

i'.ooo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

i'.ooo
100

1858

1,000

1856
1860
1863

i'.ooo

1868
1871
1872
....

1867
869

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
£200
£200
100

1,00)
1.000

500

i870
,,,,

1,000
100

....

187*. 1004c
60-’61

M & s.
J. & D.
F. & A.
M.& S
F.& A,

9,689,950

1869
1,000 6,482,000
1,00(1
1865
2,240.000
1,000
1866
4,063.000
•es-T
6,303,000
1866
600,000
1 00
1865
246,000
4 275,350
1866 lUO&c
1870 2504c
1,751,250
1811
1,10 ,<(X)
IK 9 5004c
400,000
l noo
1853
841,000
1,000
237.000
1855
Var.
1874
1,995,000
259.720
1874
i'.ooo
1872
300,<X>J
1972 1004c 20,000p.m.
10
49 466,5 »0
10C
538,500
i 870 1,000 1,209.000
l,0dl
1870
4,230,doO
i,oo
1873
(?)
i,oa
1872
5,205,000
1869
1,01
1,MX),000
1,000
1855
5,256,HOC
1,000
1857
2,692,000
1.000
9 4,000
1856
1,000
1859
1,000,000
1,000
1867
1,000,000
1869 5004c
1,500,000
1,000
1855
1,595,000
1,000
1866
860,000
1,000
1862
200,0IK>
1,000
1866
300,000
5004c
1868
3,000,000
1869
400,000
1867
100,000
1867
100,00
1868
840,000
1,000
1863
463,000
ls69
1,000
50',000
11K
2 000.00
1869
1872

J.’&J.

10 f.
8 f.
& 7g.
8 f.
8

9.7 UuO

197* 67-’ -.0 5004c
19. H 1869 5004C
39
857
S3

397.000

1.000

L -«*o

475
130
83
20
77
77

2,000,000

1,000
1,000

1866
1870
1:73
1672

V

96,000
2.000 OOC

100
5004c

'65
29
65
175
175
29
81
605
185

289.000
923,000

1000 18,tiU0 p.m.
204 000
1,000

i862

•

g

8,150,000
770,000
81,000
2.960.0U0

120,000
4,500,000
1,510,000
1 89,750
855,000
5,000.000
720,000
16»,o00
300,(KK»
24,25* ,466
4,375,000
6.000,000
5,000,000
1.900,01X)
9U0.000

4,608,000
1,5(0,000
5 5,000
3,500,0f0

8,780,000
750,000
2,646,100
759,5U0
1,500,000
8.300,000
1,50 ,000
175,000
150,000
2,628,483
851,000

780 0,X)

8,980,600

7
7
7

?*•
7
7
7
8

7
7 *•
4
5

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7

4J0,**00
370,000
2,500,000

1,100,000
150,00
600,000
3/ 34.520

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1s>2,00j acr>

May l, 1.-90

J. & '.
A. ut O.

City to C. BL, 203m.; bra ch, St. Jo. to
Hopkins, 61m. S'ock, $’,776 OK)
Net
eai nings in 1872-3 *306.362. Int. defaulted
Sept., 11-73. (V, 17, p. 338 649.)
.

Q-J.

¥*

F. & A.
& .1.
M.&N.

J

10
10

.

8

,

July,1885
April, 1886
July, 1882
Sept. 1886
A ril, 1898
Jan. 1,1890

July, 1887
Ju y, 1887
July, 1888
Ian. 1,1895
June 1,1894

do
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Pittsburg Office.

N. Y., WinBlow, L. &
N. Y., Farm. L. & T.
Boston Office,
do
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•Tan. 1899

Oct., 1902

July, *814

Co Aug. 1895

Co

K. P. were $1,446,303
against $l,4-*4,44‘. in 1872.
The land
grant is in iwo trusts, 2,000,r<f0 acres Id

In 1673 net earpings of

April, 1899

Phila

N. Y., Boston &

s.

July 1,1887 Leased to Erie Railway Co., -which pays
interest on the bonds. (V. 14, p. 628.)
Jan. 1,188*
Jan. 1.1889
Ank.l. 1874 Leased in 1871 to Pitts., Clnn. & S*. L. RR
for int. and sinking lund of bonds and
May 1,188!
7 per cent a year on stock.
Oct. 1,1906
1 ease trans.
July 1,1910 fered Dee., 1872, to l a. Co. (V.lb, p. 524.)
Trains commenced *0 run ugam May 11,
l9l3
1874.
(V. 16, p. : 83.)
May 1, 1912
July 1,1874 L’sed to Mieh. C., & 8 p. c. guar, on stock
Owned by connecting Co.’s. Co6t of road
July!, 1882
Apl. 1,1900 *698.324.
Consol, of C. Bl. & c t. Jo., Pt. Jo. & C.
Jan*, f, 1880 Bl., and the Mo. Valley Co.’s. 1 IneKan.

,

0

(V.

Sept.l. 1891

June 1,18 4

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Gross

nings,’7*. $'.066,24 >; ne-,$530 035.

17. p. 62. 523; V. i8, p. 15.519; V. 19,p.l7.)
July 1.1889 Leased to Mich. Cent., with traffic gu.w
1 ds i xch. for Detr., L.a. L. M. 1st
mor .
Nov. 1,188.'
Apl. 1, 1899 I.eased to Ills C., at 35 p.c. on earning*
Formerly Chester & T*m ir a.
May, 1901
Julj 1, 1902 Bds ottered in Aug.. 72. S* eadv.in Cu on.
(V. 17, p. 155; V. 18. p. 629..)
1900
July l, 1885 Leased and operated by Mich. Central
which guarantees all the bonds. Lands
Mar. 1,1878

Sept 1,1892

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Aug 1.189.'

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July, 1899
May. 1890
1892

first anvl t.OiO.'OO a ies in the
Int. on income bo d is ayable
in lands or cash only ou of net earningst. in default, Nov
I
1873. See Chroni.
CLE. V. 16, p. 764 ; V. 17 p. 628, 552 ;
V
18, p. 297.
the

secon".

.

!'P

Former.y Covington &Lexingtou.
p. 1SS, -4i5:.

(V.17.

Dps Moines V..E.D ,reor--an’d. Ir.t.fund.
on 1st VI. to Apl.,’ 6. V.18,p.5(j"; V.19.i>.82
The e is a 2d M. oi $5 0, 00. (V. 16, p. 796.)
(V. 17. p. 189; V. 18, p 629.)
The last annual re. ort was fully reviewed
in the Ciiro « icle, V. 18. p. 46 •, to whl< h
referenc
D necessary to obtain any
c*-nip et<-statement of t e Comnau>’s
status and opeiations. The following
shows a summary ol the figures for
each of the years named :
1-73.
7872.
1851.
Mllep
1.181
1,136
1,073
Gr. e rn’gs.$19 414,50 $17/91 • 29 $14 791,875
11.1-39 525
9,779.606
Op expen’s. 13,748,598
5.752 ’.03
5 1*18.169
8ete<.rngs 5 667,°!0
Stock
50 ( 00 0.0 50.000.00o 31,475,830
Fund. debt. 83,5*7/(0
Th- C mpaity 1 as slopped Its double
tra* k andaaol cy of economy i-promis¬
.

ed

by the presf exit. Mr. Vanderbilt.

The zd gtner. 1 mortgage for $ 6/ a ,00u
Is to p..y floatin.- d bt and >onds of
1882 wlili $l.v(0, 00 »nd balance to he
he d for improvements f w'ant. U
(V.
!7. p. 16. 458. 5.4, 71*9; V. 18, p. 83, 266, 469,
480. 6<9.)

(V. 19, p.63.)
Lease to N. Pacific vacated. Land grant
1,632,UUO acres. (V. 18, p. 15, 455, 607 )
L’d to P., Ft W. & C., a 40 p. c. on gross
earn

ng-

(i*. 1878 $'<5,l.r2).

V. 16. n. 623.)

Interest in deiault, July, 1-73. (V.17. p.
218,356. 649.',52; V. 19. p. 39.)
Bonds are coupon.m«y 1 e regLterea.

Feb., 1897 opei atedby N. J. Central RR.
J.l* 15.187J This stock it eludes all the new Issue.
Philadelphia Office,
Q-J.
Lrosh receipts in year endlngNo* .30.’78,
do
•Tune, 1898
.» & I)
$1,424/95 : net. $3,881,859. old debt to
do
Sept., 1910
M.& S.
7 f,
be ■ etlreo ty geneial mortgag * bondc.
London.
June, 1923
6g. J. & D.
(V. 17. p. 20 : V. H. p. 297.501, f27.)
Leased for 80 y s to Pac.ot Mo. (V.i*,p.S48)
J.& "D. N. Y., N. Bk Commerce. Dec'. 1,‘ 1899
Leased to Pitts., Cin. & .-t. L. cuar. by
June 10. ’7
Cincinnati.
Q-M.
Penn. RR. lessees assumina liabilities
Mav, 1883
N. Y., Bk of America.
M.&N.
6
and paying $520,000 per yr. (V. 14, p. 593.)
f894
C'ncl natl.
Various.
6
L d gr. about 1,009.296 ac’s. State aid *lo,f00
J. & J. Bost., Nat. Bk.Com’rce Tan. 1,1900
6 g. f
7 f

V*

Tg

A.& O.
A. & O.
J. & J.
A.&O.

7 f,
7

3M
7

Q-F.

8g.

”6

J. & J.
F.& A.
M.& N.
J. & D.
J. & J.
J. * J.
J. & J.
J. * J.
J.&.T,
J. & J.
A.&O.

7
6
8
■

6
6
6
7
8

F. & A.
J. & J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&.N.
A.& O.
A. & O.
•. & D.
F.& A.
F.&A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
Various.
A. & O.
A.&O.
g. A.&O.

S*
7
7
7
7
7
7

496.892

"s'

545,800
1,100,000
475.000 ^

7
6
6

per mile. Int. unpaid. (V. 17, p. 64.*. 661.)
do
Apl 1.19C0
Int rest. In default. *V. 17, p. 53. 649, 6^1.)
Y.,Union Trust Co. April, 190. Leased anu
operated by Phil. & Reading.
July, 1874
Philadelphia office,
Div’ds 7 per ce* t. (V 14. p. 628.)
do
Oct., 1877
Inr, Jn default. (V. 17, p. 649; V. 18. p. 248.)
N.Y., Jones & Schuyler Aug., 1900
Grort < arnings In 1872-73, $895,716. (V. 18,
1673
Company’s Office
p. 144.)
N. Y- Vermllye & Co.
July, 1898
1890
Philadelphia,
N.

1898

do

June, 1819 Bros* earmrgs, 1872-73, $1,212.027; expenses
$976,574 ; net earning-, $2 5,152; By con¬
July, 1873
i'act, nov., 1871, with Ches. & Onlo,
1900
$1,0 0,000 new stock was sold to C. & O.
N. Y., Bank of America
at 50, and *900.000 of old stock at 65a
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Jan., 1874
Company defaulted cn interest 1873-74.
Jan., 1881
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Chkonici.k, V. 17, p. 325; V. 13, p. 248.
Jan., 1897
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273,297, 455.
N. Y., J. B. Alexander. April, 1900
Louisville.

V. 17. p.

!g

7

2.423.' 00
600,000

•Tan. 1,1900

Cleveland, O.

8,500,000

88,000

April 1,1911

..

A. & < >

(V. 17, p. 53 , 686; V.18, p. 399,

IHRi'XICI.k, V. 1*. p. 45\
Co solidatlon of International and
6 Gt. N. * u 11 report V, 18. n 5i9.

N. Y., Farm. L. &T. Co Aug. 1,1893
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Septl, 1890
Boston.

J. & J.
A. & O
J. & J.
M.&S.
A. & O.
J. * J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. * .T.
J. & J.
J. & D.

6,8)4,000

833.1 M)

June,1899

.

76K'

June, 1§7(, and resumed Interest

July 1,1919 Stock, $600,000 owned by Pe n. Co. and
C. C. C. & I. Lea-es the -1. L. Alt. & T.
Oct. 1,1S00
H. N et earnings, 1873, $6 0,909.
duly 1, 1881
Bond* guar.by Penn. Co. Stock. $1,4'2,000,
1912

*y 1.
N. Y., London & Frankf
Feb. 1,1895
N. Y., & St. Louis,
June 1,1896
do
do
1895-97
Payable % by transportation.
Jail. 1, 1896
M.& N.
N. Y., & St. Louis,
1876
do
M. & S.
M.& S. N. Y.,Lond. & Frankf. June 1.1919
do
J & J.
luly 1,1880
do
Sept., '8 6
M.&S.
J. & J. Phila, Corn Exch. Bank Jan. 1,1889
M.& 8. N. Y.,B’nk of America, March 1888
J & 1).
do
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June. 18e5
19 4
New York Office,
A. & O.
1*81
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A, & u.
New York.
A.&O.
April. 1892
N. Y., G Opdyke&Co. luly 1,18u7
J. & J.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Ang. 1,1873
F.& A.
do
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Au*., 1871
F. & A.
do
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July 1, W
J & J.
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July 1,1900
Q.-J.
Dec.
1903
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J.& D.
Oct. 1, 1882
do
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A. & O.
Bank ot N. I
Oct., 1879
A. & O.
do
do
May, 1885
M.&N.
do
do
Nov,, 1877
M.& N.
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Aug., 1876
F.& A.
do
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Jan., I880
J. & J.
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Oc*., 1892
A.&O.

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7
6
6
7
7
6
7

329, (>0
849,000
225,0"0
92,000

N. Y. & Boston,
do
do
do
do

iy

payments.

M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & I).

f.

6g.

74 519

85,000
25,000
100,000
3,000,000
sSl.'iOO
2 .000

basis

Bank, April, 1888
Veb., 1897

T*

3,261,000
4,100,000

REMARKS.

Due,

last Dlv’d.

,

66i',0a*
20.0Uup.m.
4,000.00(1
1 450,000

V.tk’o

N. Y., Arner. Ex.

Tables.

Stocks,

do
do
do
F.& A.
do
do
do
J. & D.
Various. N. y.,Winslow, L. & Co.
do
do
do
A.& O.
do
do
do
8
J. & J.
N. Y., Farm’s L. & T. Co.
F.& A
7
do
do
do
M.&N.
6
New York,Nat.City Bk.
do
do
A.&O.
do
do
J. & J.
do
do
F. & A.
8
8 f. J. & J. N. Y., Farm. L.& T. Co.
do
do
do
8 f. M.& N.
A & O. N. Y., Nat. Park Bank.
7
M.&N
”7 X. J.& ,1. N. Y.. Am. Exch. Bank.
New York.
J. & J.
8
N. Y., Farm L. &/T. Co.
J. & J.
8
M. .v s.
do
do
do
8
do
do
do
M.& N.
8
do
do
no
M. & S.
8
Houesdale Nat. Bank,
J. & J.
do
do
do
J. & J.
N. Y.. by Erie R. R.
J. & J.
7
N. Y. Farm’s L.&T. Co.
Q.-F.
1^
do
do
M.& N.
7
do
do
A. & O.
7
do
do
J. & J.
7
J. & J.
New York.
M.&N
N. Y Faim’s’ L.&T.Co.
J. & J.
8
Pliilade phia Office,
J. & J.
6
do
do
6
A.&O.

5,500,000

5004c

1972
1870
1835
1868
1810
:*7i
1867
1869
1869

A.&O.

Principal,

when

Where Payable, and
Pay
by Wn om.

7
7
7
7

1,000,OOC
5i 0,000
1.7CO.OOO
1.450, a i)

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

When

t
Ce.t. Payable.
per

1,701,000
2,000,000

V,oou

.

Rate

2,792,000

1,000

....

357

.)..

1,000
1,000

1871
1872
1872
1869
1870
1869

D7TEREST OR DIVIDEND'*.

5,728,490
1589,500

5004c

5004c

•

265
52
78
76
180
262

6C'

g
Kans.C.^St. J.& C. B. RR., cons.M.
New > on* *». mort. for ($8,000,000).
Kansas Pacific—stock
lot, M.(gld)s. f ,c. orr.,1. gr .8.000,0 Oacs.
1st M., gold, ciup., on 140m West Mo. R.
1st M., gold,coup, beginning at 140m west
2d M. (to U. S. gov) on 394m. West Mo. R.
1st Mort., coup , (Leavenworth Br.)
Land Gr. M., coup., on 1,000.1.00 acres
Income Bonds, < 0Uj>„ 3<l M., on 427 m
Land Bonds, c. or r.. gold on 2,000,000 acre
2d mortgage, coup, or reg. gold, on same
Kent County (M i.).—1st mort. bonds

.

a> ►

44

Joliet A N. Indiana—1st mortgage
Junction, Philadelphia- 1st mortgage...
.
2d mortgage
Sans City,St. Jo. A Council Bluffs—stock..

Schoolcraft & 'hr-e Rivers
Kalamazoo & Schoolcraft
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Gra id

Amount
Out-

®r>

If
1858
1867
1869
1869
1870
1871

71

Equipment bonds

2d mortg ge, convertible,guar...
1st mort. (no th of Winona) c nv.

«■

fe °

50

Indianap., Cine. ALaf.—stock.
Ind & Cinn. of ’58.
Ind .Cinn.& Lafayette
do
do
do
Indianapolis dk St. Louis— 1st M.,in 8
2d mortgage

,

93

THE CHRONICLE

July 26, 1874.

A.&O.
F.& A.
'

A.&O.

Louisville.
N. Y., Drexel,
do
do

M. & Co

do
do
Louisville,

753.7

Aug. 1,1873 Total mileage operated. 737 miles, Inr luding 132 nilet* of leased roan. Annual
Jan l,’74-’76
1866-87
1886

repor*

publi hed In Chronicle, v.

17,

p.5’4. shows net carnlr gs In 1872-73 of
$1,111,128 against $1,462 467 in 1871-72 Of
May, ’74-’75
do
Nov.,’80-’85 the *8,000 000 cons, loan $2,500,000 reser’d
to redeem old bds. balance for lmp’v’ts.
Oct. 15,1893
do
(V. 15, p. 491; V.17, p.524.)
N.Y., Drexel. M.& Co. April, 1898
London, Baring Bros, Dec.. 1901
do
do
Aug.. 19 2
Aug., 1874 Leased to Summit Br.RR. at $62,500.
Phi’adelphia.
1887
(V. 16, p. 219 , 827.)
N.Y.,M.K.Jeaup P.&Co
do

do

N.Y..M.K Jesup.P.&Co
do

do

New York.

Boston, Nat. Exch.
do
do
do
do

1379
1887-1900
1889
1879

Oct., 1890

July is. ’74
Bk. Apr. 1,1912
1890-01

Oct., 1874

Se’zed by State

by Receivers.

and taken

possession of

(V. 15, n. 657 ; V.17, p. 53,

64'*.)
In progress, 165m. and
A contract for < per .tin* was in-de xrl‘h
the Eastern. Mass, In June, *73.
The
M. C. leases several roads. Gross re¬

branch. 60m.

ceipts In 1S78 were

$2,063,077; expenses,

V>01; net earulngs, J737,5t6.

The

[July 25,

94
BOND LIST.

RAILROAD STOCK AND
DESCRIPTION.
For

explanation of

foot notes

on

ugt
oB
a>V

all references, see
RR.Tables.

as a

Maine Central— (Continued.)
Extension Bonds, 1870. gold
New Loan tor $1,100,000. gold
Leeds A Farmington R.R. loan.....

.

18,738,204

2d M., guar
stock, guar

1872
1869

i 879
1870
1856
1869

56
57
126
125
140
82
60
85
100

Mississippi d Penn.—1st mort

70.000

8

1,000,000
500,000

8

1,900,000
.

491.200

1869
1869
137U
1872

1,100,(XX)
50 &c 18,100p.m.
1,000 3,000,000
50
3.969.600
i§68 1,000
320,000
1870
1870
1856
1866

430,547
100

785
182

I’.S.Bt)

100

Neosho)

269
161
161
85

land

Missouri R., H S. & Gulf— 1st M., 1. gr. s. f
2d mortgage, coup., may b - r gistered...
Mobile A Girard— 1st mort. ($212,5)0 end.)..
2d mortgage, end. by Ga. RR
Plain bonds
Mobile d Montgomery—Prcf. stock, 8 pret.
1st mort. gold, endorsed by Ala
2d mortgage, not endorsed
Mobile A Ohio—stock ($1,000,000 in reserve)

85

1868
1,000
1870
1,000
1871
1,000
1869
1.000
1870 500&C
500
'59-’66
1869
1,000
500
1867

V,o6o
V660

1871

21

1871
1874

$15,000,000)

gold, guar

-

100&C
1.00
100Ac

53,000

1,4'3,358
(?)
1,81)0.000

780,000

Montgomery A Eufaula—1st M.,en. by Ala.
1st mortgage, not endorsed
Monticello A Port Jervis—1st mortgage
Morris ifc Essex—ctock

sinking fund

Convertible bonds
Construction nonds
.
Gen.M.A 1st on But. Br.Ac.(guar.D.LAW)
Nashville,Chatta. & St. Louis—stock
1st mortgage, old, endorsed
Bonds to U. S. Government, 2d mort
Bonds State Tenn. loaned
Due State of Tenn. in bonds
New 1st mortgage ($20,003 per mile)
Nashv. A Decatur—1st M., guar, by L.&N.
2d Mortgage
Nashua tfc Istwell—stock...
Bonds for freight depot

80

80
7

118
113
118

SI
845

1st mortgage, coupon, convertible
Newark, Somerset A Straitsv, O—1st mort.
New Bedford— stock
1st mortgage

Newburuport—1st m. bonds

Newcastle A Beaver Valley—Stock
...
New Haven A Derby—1st mort
New Haven, Middletown A Will—1st mort..
2d mortgage
..

Holyoke & Westfield RR
N.J. Midland—1st M.,gld,guar by N,Y.& O.
2d mortgage, currency

A. J. Southern—1st mortgage
1st mortgage (Toms’ River br.)
2d mort. bonds
Consol, mortgage, for $7,000,000
New Jersey West Line—1st mort., gold
New London North.—stock.
1st Mortgage bonds
2d mortgage

N. O., Mob.d Tex.—lnt mort. (Mob toN.O)
1st mortgage (N. O. to Tex )
...
New Orleans, St. A. d Chic.—Cons, stock..
Consol. 1-t mort., go d (N.O., J. ftG.N.)
1st mortgage,
do
do
2d mortgage,
do
do
Cons 1. mortgage (Miss. Central.)

do
do

no
N. Y., Bost. it Montreal—1st mort.., gold..
2d mortgage..^.:
..
...... ..
N. V. Housatonic d Northern—1st mort .

888,0 0
1,010,000
330 000
500,000

1857
1870
1870

1,000
1,00'
1,000

iSB4

5"
2.50
50'Ac

If,165,450

1,000
1,000

383,000
610,000
5.000,000
6,496.049

1866
var.

1871
1871

1,000
25

’4 9-’52
1871

1,000

5,(KX),000
3.000.000

1,450,000
1,000,0 0
864,165

.

A Soue.

do
do
do
Balt. Mercli’s. Nat, Bk.
Bo-ton, N. E Trust Co.
N.Y., Company’s office.
do
do
Bost.. Bk of Commerce
do
d<>
do
do
do

See report V. 18, p.

July 1,189()

527; also V. 17, p. 219.

May l',‘1896
Jan., 1900
June 1,1892 Consol, of Marquette A Ontonagon aud
Ho -ghton A O. Lands 425,fOC acres chief¬
July 1,1892
Aug-1,1892 ly timber and mineral. Stock, $2 306.7C0.
Consul dated into N. J. Southern. Chron¬
NOV. 1,1885
icle. V. 15, p. 604 ; V. 16. p. 621.
Dec. 1,1839
V. l7,p-649. 835.
N. Y., Howes A Macy. July 1,1390 lilt, in default-luly,’73
Leased to Southern Security Co. for Int.
on bonds and 3 per cent on stock foi
5
Y.,3d National Bank.
years, and 6 per cent afterwards. (V.
Y., Mercn. Nat. Bk. May 1, 188r
Jan. 1,1885
17, p.380; V. 18, p. 297, 376.)*
do
do

do
do
N. Y., Swenson, P.

1813-78

A Co May 1, 1890

N. Y., U. T. Co.
N. Y.A Boston.
Boston Office,
do
N. Y. Farm. L. A T. Co.
do
do
do
do

A N.
A ,J.
A 8.
A J.

do
do
do
do
do

do

do
do
do
do

AJ.
A A,
A D.
& D.
A J.
A ,J.
A J.
A J.
AO.

10
7 g.
7 g.
7
8

$432^89

July 1,1901
Jan., 1873
Oc. !, 1882
net. 1,1882
May 1. 1902

17.

Interest was not paid in Nov., 1872. (V.
p. S80 649.)
About 680 000 acres land. (V. 12, p. 690.)
The annual report for the year ending

May 31,’73, shows gross earnings < n main
of $7,3(2,11?. and net
earnings. $2,315,182. In Jan.. *73, a scrip
div. was paid, and no other dividend
since
The exhibi' for six months to
Dec. 31, 1873. is given in Ciikon., V.’.8.
». 167
also, V. 17, p. 32, 84 , 866; v. Id. p .
5,167.

line and branches

Jau. 1, 1890
1890
Nov. 1,1890
Nov. 1,1890

.

K

July 1,1886

July 1,1879
July, 1873

1889
N. Y.. Winslow, L. A Co
Aug., 1899
N. Y., Turner Bros.
N. Y., Merchants’ N Bk Dec., 1901
N. Y.. Union rrustCo. June 1,1902

In Receiver’s hands ;
In progres-. Bds adv.

V 13, p. 243, 504.

in Chkon..

Aug.,'72.

Bonds offered in New ) ork, 1872-73.
Leased to W s. Cent. RR. for 99 years.
Philadelphia, P. A It. Co .iu;yl6,1874 Leased to P. A Read., May ’64 for 999 yrs.
Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank. Jau. 1,189 Gross earn’es, 1872, $115,043 Cost,$1,520,0C0
Jan. 1,1890 Mankato. Minn, to State Line 60m.
Detroit, Mich
1890
L. gr., 257,000 acres.
(V. 17, p. (49, 661.)
Apr. 1,1876 Net earnings in year ending sent.
Memphis, Office,

30,1872,

$254,192; in 18.1, $227,112; 1870, $212,504
1869, $152,232. (V. 13. p. 807.)
6
Interest iu default Dec., 1873. Land grant
is about 4.563,142 acres. See full report
Dodge A Co Jan., 1889
”6g. J. A J. N.Y..Clark,
in Ciikox’Olk. V. 19, p. 29; also V. 17,
Dec., 1900
do
do
7 g. J. A I).
p. 155, 460,523, 753; V. 18. p. 68.
Feb., 904
do
do
7 g. F.A A.
Jan. 1, 1899 Stock, $5,950,000.
Interest passed Oct.,
10 f. J. A J. N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co.
7873. (V. 17. p. 835; V. 13, p. 15.)
Apl 15,1890
A. AO.
Boston, Co,’s Office.
10
The Cent. RR. Ga., endorses $212,500 of
1872-76
Savannah.
J. A J.
7
1st and all the 2d mort. bonds.
Jan., 1889
N. Y., Nat. City Bank.
8
J. A J.
Jan., 1887
Savannah, C. RR. Bk,
8
J. A J.
Interest defaulted May, 1873. (V. 17, p.
1900
218, 649 ; V.48, p. 15, 137, 680.)
N. Y., Soutter A Co.
8 g. m'.a’n.

Sep. 1,’81-93

do

A J.

*

8

Q-M.

6g.
8

6g.

Is8
7 g.
7 g. 1.
r>

M.A N.
M.A N.
M.A N.
J. A J.
M.AN'.
March.
J. A J.
M.A S.

1

earnings
net

The report for 1873 Bbows gross
of $2,801,127 ; expenses, $1,896,264;
New York.
1883
earnings. $904,862. Of the new consol,
London.
bonds $12^00,000 are held in trust io
1883
Mobile.
retire old debt. See annual report for
1883
London.
1873 in V. 18, p. 607.
1901
N. Y. A Louden.
Mobile.
i877
do
New Yoik or London. Jan. 1,1904
Receiver flrst appointed July 21, 1873.
N. Y. G. Opydke A Co.
(V. 18, p. 144, 376, 583 ;
p.
do
do

V. 19,

do

do

7

M.A S.
J. A D.

Q-J.

7
7
7
7

7 f.
2

N. Y., G.
do

Opdyke A Co,
do

N. Y., Union Trust Co.

J. A J.
M.AN.
F.A A.
J. A J.
F. A A.
A. AO.

6

4

Y., Del. Lack. A W.

N.

do
do
do
do
do

do

do
do

■

do
do

39.)

Mch 1.1886 Int. in default since Jan., 1873. (V.
June 1,1900
p. 84, 156, 649 )
1890
Defaulted Apr J, 1873. (V. 19. p. 29.)
July 2,1874 Leasedin perpetuity to Del., Lack A
The lessees assume all liabilities and
1914
1891
7 per cent on stock, and 3
1900
they then earn 10 net on
1839
1673, net earnings were

17,

Wes.
pay

after 1874, if

M.AE. In

Oct., 1901

New York A Nashville. Apl. 1,1874
1874--3
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson.
N. Y., V. K. Stevenson. 1681 and ’91

$1,193,816.
Annual report in Chronicle, vol. 17. p.
525, shows gross earnings of consol d
in 1872 73, $2,298,200; expenses,
$1,742,937 ; net earnings, $555,263.
roads

-

6

1,200,000
182
132
14

“57

Naugatuck—StoeK




5,733.000
1.532.200
769,920
1,635,000

U’O&c

Special mort (Miss., Gainsv. A T.)

1st mortgage,
2d mortgage,
Tenn. State Loan

1,(J4X),000
5.320.600
847,973

100
1873

Convertible 8 percent bunas
mortgage, sterling

N. Haven d Northamp.(canal RR)—stock
Mortgage bonds, coupon
Bonds oonv rt., tax free, coupon

877,500
300,000
3.3,500

1.772.200
2,500,000

‘516

Interest bonds
Interest bonds, sterling
Tenn. subs.,1st mortgage, sterling

1st mortgage,
2d mortgage

8 220,000
350 000

13,51.4,000
5, (XX). 000
2,000.000

isio

186

1st

Montclair of N.J.—1st M.,
2d mortgage
Income bonds

21,405,01X5

Apr.‘l,‘1883

Balt., R. Garret

A N.

7g. f.
3K

1,251,500

July 15, ’74

$4,000,000

AN.

8

(?)
500,000
600,000

1,000
1.000

July, 1901
Bk. July 1691

Sept.',”l866

AN.

7 g
8

1,000

837.
See
p. 583.

Belfast and Boston.
Mayis, 1890
Manchester A Bo-ton, May, 1874 Operated with Concord RR.
_
Boston, Bost. Nat.Bank July 1,1889 LVd to B.Cl.AF.,at M earn’gs. (V.16,p.l88)
N.Y., Winslow, L.& Co. Aug. 1,1895 In progress. (V. 16, p. 51.)
Gross earnings for year 1873, $2,126,871 ; ex¬
penses. $1,694,835 ; net earnings.
against $410,451, net cafningfi In 1872.
Sept., 1866
The 4th mortgage for
was
Aug. 1,1891
Balt., R. Garret A Sous
Loudon.
Aug. 1,1891
authorized af the annual mreting, 1873.
May 1, 1896

A J.

2*ij
8'

271,000
88 ),000

gross

Boston, Washington Bk. Oct. 1.1895

A O.

8

'

earnings in 1872 were $1,$36,479 :
expenses,$1,329,641 ; net earnlngB, $606,*
report in Chronicle, V. 18,

Oct., 1900
July, 1898

do
do

AO.

200,000
6-40,000

7,000,(XX)

REMARKS.

when Due,
Stocks.

lastDivrd.

Boston, First Nat.
Augusta, Me.

A J.
A ,J.

I K- f
48.

.556 000

1,<00
1,000
1,000
1, 00
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000

•

2d mortgage
Consol, mort., gold, (for

7
7
10
8

8
8
7
8
8
8

100

Bay City. 1st mo t., guar
Michigan Lake Shore—1st mortgage
Midland Pacific—1st mortgage, gold
Milwaukee d Northern -1st mortgage... .
Mil., Lake 8. & West.—1st mort., gold ...
Mine Hill <fc Schuylkill Haven— stock
Mineral Point (Wis.)—lsr mort
Minn, d Northwest—1st M. gold, s.f
Miss.. Ouachitad Red R.—1st M.gold....

6

2.179.000

1,000

284
281
284
103
10
39
39
94
91

Michigan Central (Air Line mortgage)
Michigan Air t ine 1st M..assum.by M.C.
Kalamazoo & South Haven, 1st M., guar,
do
do
2d M.,guar...
Grand Riv. Valley, 1st M., guar

1st mortgage,gold. (Tebo. A
Consol. M„ gold, ou road and

7 g.

3pr y r

1871

145
569

bonds, 1. gi

Consolidated bonds
Tennessee Stare loan
Mo. Kans. d Texas—Stock
1st M., gld,s.f.,on road& land,(U.

8
8
8
6
6

1,000,000

1st mortgage,convert., sinking fund
1st mortgage, convertible
Consolidate ! mort. for $10,000,000)

do
do

1873
1860

131

Memphis A Little Rock—1st M. 1. gr

5,312,725
1,814,14’
1,293,000
1,000,C00
600,000
1,300,(XX)

25

and

do
do

do
do

MA N.
J A.I.
.J. A I).
J. & J.
F.A A.
M.oe N.
J. A D.
J. A J.
J. AD.
J. A J.
M.A N.
J. A J.
M.A S.
M.AN.

7

150.000
500,000

1,000

1870

'

“7*

850,000

49^
291

M.A N.
J. A J.

1

8

1,760,000

54
54

M. A S.
F. A A.
F. A A.

'IS-

2,0.0,000

i872

91
.

Tennesssee Loan
1st mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage
Income bonds

do
do
Detroit A

7

1,050,000
2,500,000
3,000,000
2,004,000
800,000
500,000
1,910,000

1,000

M. A 8.

3 8.
3 8.

44

Memphis A Charleston—stock

Memphis & St.Louls—1st mort
Michigan Central—nock

*

8,103,650
4,438,000

1,000

1869
1870

M.A N.
J. A J.
F. A A.

'is-

1,500,000
1,386,000

50
50
50

r
he

Principal,

Junc.^’J?

5 1.
7

1,000,000

i,m

.

6g. M. A N.

300,000

1870

50

Maysville A Lexington—1st mortgage

2d mortgage

500&C
100

i 869

7

•

37.000

2,450,000:

M., l.gr., M. & O c.

2d mortgage

3
3
6
6
6

217,300
1,166 700
560,000
150,(Alt

278

C

1. gr., II. & O , <*oup
Consol, mortgage, M., 11. & ()., coup
Maryland A Delaware—1st mortgage—
1st mortgage,

100
100

1870

26

7g. f.

741,400

1865

22
100

A A
J. A .1
J. A J.
J. & J.
J. A J.
A. AO.
A. AO.
A. A O.

6 5*-

-

425,000

18 3

Where Payable

When J

per t
Cent. Payable.

633.000
100
100

33

Rate

496,500
755,070

1870
1868
1871
1861

Androscoggin RR., Bath City loan
Portland A Kennebec, stork
do
do Yarmouth stock ctfs.
do 1st mort. extended....
do
do Consolidated mort...
do
Somerset A Kennebec, 1st A 2d raort’s...
Belfast A Moosehead, 1st mortgage,
Manchester d Lawrence—stock
ilansflel<l d Framingham— 1st mortgage..
Marietta d Pittsb—1st M,$14,000 p.m
Marietta d Cincinnati—stock, com
Stock, 1st preff
Stock, 2d prelf
1st mortgage, dollar
1st mortgage, sterling

Marquette, U. d O— 1st

standing.

discovered Ip ppr Tables.

Bonds, (

INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.

Amount
Out¬

J3p

Miles
of *
Road

1st page of

2d mortgage
3d mortgage
4th mortgage lor $ 1,000,000
Scioto A Hock. RR., 1st mortgage
Cin. & Balt., 1st M. guar by M. &

Immediate notice ot any error

great favor by giving ns

Subscriber* will confer a

1870

1,000

2.100,000

1867

500
100

800,000

1878

"ioo

1856

1869

500AC

85
20

is&i

5) Ac

DO

"is

50

13
52

68A70'5'PAc
1869

500&C

76

18)9

"io

1870
1871)
1871
1839

1,000
1,000
1.000

100

100

78

1%
327

‘i‘6

iaii

lnOAc
lCOAc
1.000
100Ac

V,o6o

103,000
800,000
500,000
171,500
300,(XX)
605, (XX)

525,00.)
3,0 0,000
880,000

2,100,000
1,000,000

M.A N.

750,000

3,000,00C
1,599,000
2,120,000
120,(XX)
1,000,(XX)

1872

10'Ac
50) Ac

800.000
76.5 0

18H

1,000

4,000,000
7,250,000
4,%7,345
8.000,000
3,09(>,(X):)
1,500,000

i865
1871

1,000

206

i373

*1/00

206
206
237
237
237

1856
1860
1873

1,000

*3? 6

1869
1873
1872

1,000
1,00.)

8,768,500

1,000

1,012,500
2,000,000
-1,279,000
6,251,000

,'OUftC
500Ac

F.’A

7g. f.

A.
J. A J.
M.AN.

4
6

J. A J.

7

"V*

7 f.
7

*7*
6 f.

VAN.

O-Ui.

Var.
M.A N.

J. AJ.
J. A J.
A. AO.

200,000

ioo

*

100
100
140
227
5 6

350
60

1,881,990

5,30.',060
3,000,000
1,428,900

1873
1870

A. A O.

6

“42

68
♦.8

J. A J.

7

5UO.OOO

6,009,090
249 000

7 g. f.
7 f.
7 f.
6
7
n

7 g.
4

6
7
8 or7 g.
8

"V
8

V8
7

7 g.
7 g

F. A A.
F.A A.

M.A N.
A. A ().
M. A S.
A.AO.
M.A N.
J. A J.
A. AO.
J. A D.
J. A J.
J. A J.

j.'a

j.
J. A J
A. AO.
M.AN.
M.A N.
F A A.
J. A J.
F.A A.
A. AO.
A. A O

Y„ Drexel, M. A Co Julv 1,1900 Leased to L A N., at 6 p.c. on stock. (V 18
p, 807.)
Oct., 1887
Nashville, C .’s Office.
Mnv '.,1374 Gross income, 1872-73, $600,39S, expenses
Boston A Nashau.

N

.

1898
$521,134.
Feb., 1871 N< t l-icome, 1872-73, $224,228; surplus over
10 per cent dividend, $6,' 29.
do
July, 1876
N. Y., Union Trust Co. Nov. 1,1689 Leased to Sand.,M.A N.; guar, by B. A O.
V. 16, p. 133; V. 17, p. 357.
New Bedford, by Treas May 1,1874
Bost.,Sutlolk Nat. Bk. July 1,1881

Bridgeport, Conn,

Leased to Plttsb. A F. W. Co. V. 16, p.523 .
Newcastle Penn.
NT. Haven, E.S. Scranton 1S98 A 1900 City of N fl.guar. $225,000of these.
N. Y., Leonard, Sh. A F May 1, 1889 Completed April, 1873.
1372.
(V. 17, p. 211. 460, 661.)
1831
Net income, 7872-73, ovei and above inter¬
New Haven,
est and taxes was $39,109. (V. 15, p. 324.)do
Jan., 1899
do
Apr./at’-’W

April,' *1874

Defaulted Nov.

N. Y., G.

Opdyke A Co.

do

N. Y., Co.’s
do
do
d>

do

Office,
do

do
do

1891
1895

(V. 17,

857

See report by ihe President.
p.
"14 ; also v. IS. p. 7 )
18*1
NOV. 1,1889 Stock, $5,000,000. Int. In default since
Oct.. 1873. CHBOMOLE, V. 16. p. 595.661.
i881
684. V. 17,p. 583, 650 ; V. 18. p. 168, 273,

455.

Apr. 1,19'tS
Mav 1, 1900 In progress. Newark to Emmaus, Pa.
July, 1874 Op. under contract with V. Central for 20
Sept., 1885 years at $240,000 per yr, (V. 16, p. 188.)

Now London, Office.
N.Y., Bk of N.America
-Julv, \892
do
do
New York and London. Jan. 1,1915 2d mtg. end., $875,000.
(V. 18, p. 144 ; V. 29 p.
New York, Co.’s Office. Jan. 1, 1915

Int. in default.
17.
Operated by So. RR. Assclat’n, and Tup in
connec. with Ill. Cen. The N. O. JackJan A,' 1912
N. Y.. is'6‘ RR.' Ass’n.
A Gt N. road and in? Miss. Cen.was conN. Y., J. B. Alexander July 1,1886
in July, *74. Of the, c mril. inort. loans
Oct. 1, 1890
do
do
the author, issue.is $8,100,0 Oon ea. mao,
May 1,1912
N. Y., So. RR. Ass’n
bal. unissued to red. bin bds. Ill Cen.
N. Y., J. lu King,
do
buys $200,000 p. year of con, m. bonds at
do
ht t over par in cur. Net ear’es of two
1886
do
do
New York or London. May 1,1889 These morta’s to TeGtc all qlvhsloual
do
do.
April, 1903
N.

Y., St, Nich. Nat. Bk

Oct. 1902

liTpnfgrfeSfirAli^l^’ti yc rto#fIcflbld .Ct:

July 25, 1874]

BAILEOAD STOCK AND BOND LIST
Bonds,
great fa for by giving us Immediate notice of any error 5
Principal,
INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS.
when Due.
I’ Amount Rate
Miles
W here
Stocks,

confer a

Subscribers will

explanation

foot notes on

<u

of
Road

all references, 6ee
RR. Tables.

of

(N. Y & N. Haven

1872

150
141
62

i855

331
225
225

(exch. for 2d mort.)

1869
1869

sinking fund, coupon
sinking fund, counon
Y.&C. PR (guar by Balt). .
Consolidated mortgage,gold, coupon....
do reg
do
do
Income convertible bonds, coupon
Income bonds for roads purchased, coup
Northern, N. H.—Stock

Worcester—Stock.,

50, Ac

21
21

1870

100

l’ooo

’68-*6q

1870*

393
393
148
893

com

stock (ciunula.ive)
W. Div.
Consol mortgage (sinking fund on oart)
393
Consol. mortgage, sterling
393
2d cons. S. F. mort., for $4,000,000
Debenture sinking id bds (for $1,000,00)).
*95
Oil Creek A Alleyh. R — Stock
95
Income mortgage,

A Northwestern— L. gr.. gold
Or&nge A Newark—1st mortgage...

Omaha

bds..

moit

Oregon A California—1st
. age
Oswego A Rome—1st mort,guar...
Income mortgage bonds
Ovoeao A Syracuse—Stocx., 8 p. c. guar...

50

1,100
1,000

i‘,660

40
9

,.
Carondelet Branch, 1st mort ..
Louis Branch, 1st mort. gold .
Leavenworth, Atch. & N. W., 1st mort...
Paducah A Memphis—1st mort., gold

Panama—Stock

mortgage,sterling

General mortgage,sterling
Paris A Decatur, (Ill?.)—1st M., go.d, s.f..
Paterson A Newark—1st M., guar by Erie.

Lincoln A.Decatur— 1st mort.,
minsularCblUih )—1st mort., gold, s.

Pekin,

Pennsylvania—Stock

f...

1st mortgage
3d mortgage.....
2d mortgage,: sterling

M'A

Preferred stock
Delaware—Ist mortgage..
guaranteed

81
83
485
283

283

15)4
5514
21
115
47
47
47
75
12

67
205
869
355
855
355

Perkiomen—1st mortgage
Petersburg—Stock
.
Bonds (payable $25,0C0yearjy

guar.

’79 to 98.)..

2d mortgage
Philadel. A Balt. Cent.—1st M.,(Paj
2d mortgage (Pa.)
1st mortgage (Mu.)....

1,000
1,000

7.30 g.
n

6

7
7
3

500* C
100

1868
1871
1871

1,000
50. &C
lOO&C

1871
1870

90H
18
82
62
82
36

gld (for $20j(XXMX)Q) guar, by P. R..
Philadelphia A Read.—Stock.com. ........
Preferred stobkt
Loans Inconvertible
i.

6

?«■
7
4
7

8

11.

7,000.'W
7,000,000
8,'.00,000
80(1,000
700,000
1,500,000
500,000

•*

/•*

900,000

93,847
2.889,330

1872

1.200.000

1

1868
1871

530* e

5(H),000
1,076,000

Q-j.

3*
S-

2,779,000

'Y

4,970J4X)

1.000

2,583,600

7
6

1,000

1,000

i*,6x)

2,282.240
19.558,760

5,401,000
lClW.OOC

4,(XHi.OOO

3,000,000

1871
1866
1866

1,500,000
1,500,0:0

1,200,000
600,000

1864
1870

5)0&c

1,000,000

1,000

1367

100
100

1,650,000
619,000
1,324,200

1859
1869

10->&c
100&C
10 &c
50
50

841,500

500,900

1,000
1,000
1,000

1,000

1*06(1
18Sf

5
6 g.

f*

800,000
400,000

7
7
4
8

7

Y
3
8
8

7

300,000
'•

,048,700

2,400,000

-1,000,000
5.000,000
3,000,000
7.252,000

32,718,775
1.551,800

A.&O.
A.& O.
J.& J.
J. & J.
F.&A.
M.& N.

M.&N.
J. & J.
A.&O.
A.&O.

Q.-J.
A. & O.

J. & J.

A.&O.
F. & A
A. & O.

340.000

1,000
1,0 III
100

1 1836

Y

360,000

1871

M. & S.
A. & O.
M. & S.
F.& A.
J. & J.
M.& N.
A. & O.
M.& N.
F.& A.
F.& A.
M.& N.
F.& A.

'

1.060

■"50 71,029,249

J.

City, Hudson

New

4

7
6
7
6 g

2*

J. & D.
J. & D.
F.& A.
J. & J.
J. & J.
F.& A.

A.&O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. & J.

Co. Bk.

which in ’78were $298

1878

July. 1«90 Int.. pass’d. Jan..’74. V. 18, p. 16,376,608,680.
July 10,1871 Leased, Feb., 1869, to Bust., H & E., for 100
years at 10 per cent, per annum, on cost
July 1, 1877

2.S98.941 2,959.838 2.618,313
984,008 1.141,109
798.^12
Interest, &c.
749,109
921 619 1.038,137
<v. 17, p. 825, 459. 685 ; v. 18. p. 3.)
For year ending Pec. 31, 1873, gross earn¬
ings were $1.255,554: operating expenses,
Feb.l, 1896
$8i4,023. Purchased, Se-pt./W, by Alleg
Apr. 1,1882
July 2,1890 Valley RR. (v. 18, p. 584.)

York Office,
do

Philadelphia, Office,
do

do

Net

May 1, 1888
July 1,1874 Old Colonv & Newport and Cape Cod con¬
solidated Apr 1,1872. Net earnings of
Sept 1, 18-4
O. C. in 1872-73, $712,039.
(V. IS, p. 56, 528,
Apr. 1, 1875

Philadelphia. Office.
Boston, Office,
do
do

Sept., 1876 584.)
Aug.,1877
Jan., 1901 Building, Om.to

do
do
N.

A.&O.
J. & J.
J.& J.

Q—J.
Q-J.

182 400

5

J»& J.
j:& j.
j. & j.

976,800

6

J,$ J.

15

1872-73.

$3,754,422

Oper.exp...

1,1898
April, 1911
May 1,188.3
Jan., 1874

Jan.

London.
New
do

$3,197,153 $3,343,816

Earnings....

Apr. 1,1882
Jan. 1, 1398

do
do

1871-72.

1870-71

Dec.*!,1873

Y’cik, Office,

Y.,Kountze Bros.

Dakotab.

66! ; V.18, p.248.)
AV.& ()., at K p. 0. div. on <il)0,(U0
N.v.,
stock and int. on $325,000 1st M. bonds.
do
do
do
Aug., 1874 Leased to Del Lack.* West. lor int. on
N.Y., Del., L. & W'.R.R.
bonds and 8 per cent on stock.
1885
do
NeAvark, Office.

N.

Int. in

& Co. May,
Mercantile N. Bk. Feb., 19! 5
1891

Y., Drexel. M.

default,

(v. 17,p.

Op. by R.

,

do

N.Y.,Bank of Comm’ce
New

Oct.* 1,1889

Julyi5,I874

York, Office.

Ky to Sprigf., Tcnn
Atlantic & Pac.
July, 1875 ; then
cent thereafter.

In progress, Owensb.,
Road leased July, 1872, to
RR. at 5 p. c. a year till
6 to July, 1377, and7 per
The tAvo last bonds in th's

by Pacific of Mo.
156, 323, 387.)

Cost to

16, p.

Apr. 10, ’75

London,

Oct.

i0,1897
do
New York an 1 T. on don. July 1,1^92
Jan. 1, 1878
N. Y. Eric Railway Co.
N. Y., T., WT. & W RR. Feb., 19(X)
N.Y.. S. W.Hopkins* Co May 1889-90
June 1,1874
do

T ondon.

Philadelphia office,
do
do

tock, $1,600,(TO.

yrs.(v.l“ p.514)
650. 753.i
full bal¬

to

$11,877 038. The
be issued
(V. 18, p. 192, 285, 350, 504,

May. 1874.

534.)

Ju’y 1,1905

London.
Pittsburgn

v.

roads

do

do

$3.778/'38.

for 1872.In Chronicle,
659, Latt r report in v. 17. p. 661.

8tOCk Is $250,000.
L’sed to ToL.W.&WT. fr r 47
Interest dclaultcu. (v. 17, p. 155.
The annual report for 1873, with
ance sheet, &c.. is given in Chronicle
Jan., 1880
April, 1875 v. 18, pp. 283 * 389. Net receipts on
in Penn, and N. J. were
April, 1875 stock
$71,029,219. Includes a lto
1910

Philadelphia. Office
do

Jan., 1374,

list are guar,
(v. 16, p. 328 : v. 17, p.

Annual report

(V, 18. p 584,

In 1873

Co.’s office. April, 1874
Aug.10,1901

In

process of

630.)

construction.

Oct. 1, 1891
June 1,1896 Stock, com. $1,561,700;
(v. 17, p. 85.)
June, 1906
1874. Leased in perpetuity to

pref. $2,000,000.

Phila., Bk. No. America.
do
do -C.,R. I. & Pac .
N.Y.. Chic., It. I. & Pac. Auz.,
at $125,000 per yr.
July 1.1877
New York, Office.
Peoria to Jacksonv., 83m. Stock,
N. Y., Imp. & Trad. Bk July 1.1894 Completed. Jan.,1872. (v. 16, p.
Feb.. 1900
New York and London
(v. 14, p. 628.)
Apr. 1.1897 Leased to Phil. & Read
Phila., 227 3. 4th st.
Jan., 1872 Annual report in Chronicle, v. 16, p.
showing gross receipts in 1872,
Jan. ’79-’98
N.Y., Lancaster, B.& Co
expenses, $155,093 ; i et earn’gs,
1902
p.
Jan., 1879 Report for 1872 in Chronicle, v.
Philadelphia, Office,
Jan., 1900
do
Oct., 1891
do

$1,239,700
345.)
660,
$288,941,$188,851.

17,

85.

999 vrs to Penn. RR
$3,842,067 ; net earn¬
ings. $423,756. The Penn. RR. payB Int.,
do
do
c.. and Jan. 1,1374, was creditor of P.
Mch 31,1881
Phila., Pa. Life & T. Co. July
1,1888 & E. by $1,202,228. (V. 13, p. 160, 367.)
do
do
July, 1920
Phila. & London.
The net earnings of main and branch lines
July 24.
Philadelphia, Office,
Juiy 24, ’74 in I8T2 8,were$5,857.T80.'Ogainst $4,061,496
do
do
in 1871-2. A large purchase of coal lands
1880
do
do
Leased, Feb.,1862. for
Gross earnings. 1873

July, 1874
J.*&"j. Phlladelphla.PennaRR. Oct. 1,1877
A.& O.

earnings in fiscal year 1878-74,$387,906.
by Erie at 35 p. cf of gross earn’gs,
913. Div. ’(8.4 p. c.

Duringl873 Opcr.

England Trust Co.
do
do
of property, taxes, &c. (v. 16, p. 188.)
July 1,1874
do
do
July !, 1874
do
do
July 9,1874 Leased, Mar., 1870, 20 yrs, to Vt. Cent, for
Boston, Office,
int. ou bds,8 p.c. on prf. stock, 6 on com
Apr. 1. 1874
do
for 3 yrs, 7 for next 3, & 8 for 14 yrs.
Jan., ’78-’79
do
March ,1390
do
See full report in v.17, p. 459, showing;

New

A. & O
•T.& J.
J. & J.
A.&O.

A.&O.

51'0.000

?00

’69-’70

Boston, Office.

April, 1>80

Jan. 1,1922
Tune l,187l!Net

do

Feb. 1, ’92
N.Y.,Imp. & Trad.N.B
July 20, ’74
Q—J • N. Y,, At. & Pac. R.R. Aug., 1888
N. i., Bk Commerce,
« B. F.&A.
Aug.. 1891
do
do
J. & J.
1
;y 1,1892
do
do
M.&N.
8
8 Cb., 1885
St. Louis.
7
monthly
*
pt., 1392
N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
M.& S
7
6g,

201,000
‘1.5(H),000

£225
£200

'$
....

7.30g.

1857
1957

1857
1861
1863
1869

287
237

5
6
4
7

7 c.
7 g.

1,000

Philadel. July si, *74 Company owns 138in. and leases 175., total
operated, 313m. Net earnings in 1873,
irredeema.
$1,588,851, being $422.082’more than in ’72.
July, 1885
Baltimore.
April, 1900 Annual report in Chronicle, V. 18, p.
do
542.
Proposition- made for lease to
Jan., 1877
do
Penn.RR.* (V. 17, p. 156, 588; V. 18, p.
July, 19(H)
do
3*6, 512, 581.)
July, 1900
do

Harrisburg.

M.&N.
J.& J.

1873-74,

Annapolis.

K. & A.
A.& O.

8^

are due

Baltimore &

J.
D.

M.&N.
J.

*100

1866

convertible

....J

1,000
*

40
237

2d M.

7
7
6 g.
7 f.

Interest certificates for $169,028
in 1875.
Gross earnings, year

May 1 1896

O.
O.

J.& J.
J. & J.
J. & J.
J. * J.
J.& J.
J. & D.
J. & J.
A.& O.
J.. & J.
M.& S.

218.)

17, p. 155,

.

$ (03,351; net, $145,215.
Sept. 1,1899
Sept. 1,1899
Gross receipts in year 1872-73, $1.477,510;
Jan., H74
expenses. $931,574 ; net earnings, $545,566,
Jan. 1,1S85
surp us above Interest. $195,645.
Apr. 1,1817

do
do
do

sks j.’&’d.

1,54!,000
7,000,000

10
287

1st mortgage
2d mortgage..

8
’

350,000
200,000
793.400

LOW

1,000

t.O
50

105
105
46
46
83

4
8

546,000
10,9.5(1,000

1,000
1.000

1872

i8T3

36

Miladelphia A Erie—Stock, com
Preferred stock
1st mortgage, Sonbury & Erie

Loan mortgage, sterling..
Loan mortgage.sterling

1,000

5(H)* c

1,100,000
6,696,196
83,000
458,000
1,000,000
1.450,000
16,000 p.m

50

1870

21

Peoria A Bureau Val.-r-Stock
1st mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria, Pekin A Jacksonville— 1st mortgage
Peoria A Rock Island— 1st mortgage

Loan mortgage,

1865
1863

stock

bonds
Pennsylvania A N. Y.— 1st mortgage,

500* C

"ai

General M.. Ph. to Pitts, coup & reg.
8tate lien (instalments) bonds
Conrnl. mortgage ((or $100,000,000) gold.

.do

101

1864
1865
1866
1867
1871

'

A.&
A.&
J. &
J.&

1867

do

J, & J.
J. & J.

530.000
500 000

200

(no bonds)

Lex. & Sr.




1,000
1,1 00

1872

M

$50,000 per annum)...
bonds....»

:

1.000
£200

209

Oli Colony—Stock...:
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds

I

1868
1868
487!
1873

95

Consolidated mortgage

1st mortgage,

1862

100
100
1.000

do

Philadelphia Office,

A. & O.

7
4
i
7

3,077,000

N.

Richmond p.
&
(v.

653 ; v

1872-78

Charleston.

J. & J.

f.
6g. f.

59 000

1,000

95

1st mortgage
1st mortgage
1st men gage..

Pennsylvania Co.-Com.

7

2,000,(410
509,000
468,000
209 00,0 0
4.030,(4)0
157.500
6,6S8.<4X1
1 (2,000
3,555,000
200,0 X>
4.959,450
1 SOil.OOO

do

Q.-J.

6 g.

3.068,409
1,000.100

1,000

Ml&

3M

1872-78. $2.C60,2i9. See *&V. IS. p. 165,
Interest in default. Receiver’s certifieates, $928,143. Floating debt, $6,(-20.848.
See following pnges of Chro.n-clk, V.
17. p. .62. ‘25‘2, 357. 388,650, 66’. 693. V. 18, p.
145, 168, 191.4-5, 480, 528, 581; V. 19. p.62.)

July, 1871

do
do

J.&.T.

6
6
6
6

30.000,000
2,364,400
400,000

do
do

M.&N.

205.000
1.00. ',0(10
8,090,000

Aug. 1,1876

Sept.
issued

A. & O.

2,520,000

1 0
100

122
122

Equipment bonds

Mortgage bonds
Owensboro A Russellville—1st
Pacific of Missouri—stock
1st mortgage, gold

10
7
7

150,000

Ogdensb. AL, Cham— stock
Preferred stock

Penn. A
Income

100&C

66

J.&

8
8
•5 s.
6

1,500.000
1,934,000
1,223,000
202,602

e Com

consol, cer¬
atockJuly 10,1812. The new loan »or 440,000,000 is to lay two more tracks making,
four tracks throughout.
(V. 17, p. 16,
251, 591; V. 18, p.583; V. 19, p. 17,39.)

fiscal year ending
N.Y, M. Morgan’s Sons July 10, ’74 I Annual report for net earnings, $S83,819..
1. 1873, shows
1878
do
do
do
July 1.1876; Thirty-three per cent new- stock
do
1878 & 18811 in May. 1873. (V. 17, p. 388.)
do
(.0
do
July 1. 1899!
do
Sept., 1871 per an.
Company’s Shops N. C. July. 1874 ,Lea«ed Ii»'. at $260,003 to
Danv.
16,

M. & S.
M.& S.

43',500

400.000

J.

N.
J.

do

M*.& *N.

5,842,000

1855 500&C
1865 >00&c
1853 500&C
1868
1.000
1.000
1868
1,000
1870
1.000
1372
100

A.

do

M.& N.
M.& S.

8

860,000
1.500,000

‘50

550

loan.sinkingfund...

2d mortgage, (s. i,.
Real estate (depot)
Debt to st. Louts County
Income bonds

3.596.500
2.159.500

50'&c

'82><

1st mortgage,State
2d and 3d mor gage bonds..
4th mortgage bonds

3
3
8

490.500
50,000
899,350
SO,500
820.000
245.500

•50

313
138
138
133
26
138
138
138

1. er

7

824.200
500
50
50
500
500

56

2d mortgage,
3d mortgage,
3d mortgage,

.

777.001

’560

F. &
J. &
M.&
J. &

G
7
6

4,000,000

H.ft.roads

ov. l 1869, of N.Y.C.&
Iu 1868 the stock of t he two separa>
panies was $42."12,700. The
tificates were i-orvertible 1- to

15. ’74 Consol.,>

May 1, 1888
A\lg. 1,1876
May 1, 1883
May 1,1883
May 1, 1883

Opdyke & Co. July l, lc94
May 1, 1895
do
May, 1896
do

N. Y., G.

Q.-J.

2Y,

100,(100
250,000

Apr.

f2 F56;325; operating ex$1,719,884; net earnings, $1,137,*
N. Y. Central nt 9 per
stock and int. on nds
V. 17, 693, 805; V.19,p.lS«.

J. & J.
M.& N.
M.& N.

7
7
7
7

2,500,000
75,000

1,000

Chattel mortgage
2d mortgage
General mortgage bonds
Northern Central—stock...
1st mortgage, State loan

7.

7g.f.

2.125.000
1.200.000

1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000

u.

6

1,500,000

’67-.68
185

56

1st mortgage

P

1,059,500
1,000,000
8,090,000
2,500,000

100

102
102
58

7
5

3,800.000

102
10.*

2d mortgage, new
North Pennsylvania— Stock

4

15,500,000

‘

8 per cent pref. stock
1st mortgage, new....

Y

108.444

l’o&C

1868
1SC6
’5«-’G0
1869

223

7

2.500.000

100

62
82

,

7,500,000
1,500.000
6,‘■99,000

i 873

($1,000,000 authorized)...

Preferred stock
Mortgage bonds
Bonds of 1857
Northeastern (S. 6’.)—stock, com

1st

1,950,000

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

lastDlvl’d

Dec 15,1887
J. & D.
June, 1985
J. & l>. N.Y’., Grand Cen. Depot.
|May 1,1875
do
do
M.&N.
N. Y., Union Trust Co. April, 1891
A ,& ().
Jan. 1,1903
do
do
J. & J.
Jan. 1,19 3
London.
J. & J.
July 1,1874 Gross earnings,
J.& J. N.Y., Gr.Central Depot,
July 1,1874 |»cnses,
do
do
I A T.
May. 1900
*41. Leased to
do
do
M. * N.
Jan.1. 1881
cent per annum on
do
do
.T. & J.
v«w York.
July 1, 1902'(Rond. & Os.)
p.
.1 *.T
Jan. 1, 1874 Net earnings,
J. & J. N. Y., Grand Cen. Depot
nual report in ( urontolk,
do
Oct., 1875
do
A.&O.
1903
also v. 17, p. 155.

7
7
7 f.

2.IXI),000
1,000
1.000 £2,000,000

1.000
100
500* c

.Af. Y., Duncan, S & Co.
^7. Y. Union Trust Co.
do
do
N. Y.. Union Trust Co.

£F.& A.

1.891,000

l.OIKl

IB 73
18*59
1870
1871

12)4

Carolina—stock, com

Preferred

6

1,000
1861 500&C

Improvement

Sinking fund onds
Ohio A Mississippi-Stock,

88,000
2,90(i,000

1872

Bout.—(Stouington)—stock

Norioi.ch A

6

50
50

132

($4,000,000)

Northern of N. Jersey—stock
1st mortgage
Northern Pacific—1st Mort., gold,

6

166.000

1,090

1871
1873
1873

840
840
132

Harlem* Portcbester, 1st mort.,guar...
N. Y. A Oswego Mid.—1st M.,gld
2d mortgage, convertible
2d mortgage, non-convertible
3d mortgage, equipment
1st mortgage. West, extension
Consol, mortgage
N. Y.,1 rov. A
1st mortgage
»

Extension
General mort.

1,000
1,000
1,000

A.& O
M.& N.
F.& A.
M.A N.
M.fc N.
M.& N.

7
6

76,000
592,000

500&C

by W hom.

Payable

4
6

89,428,330
fOO&c
5,936,525
1 GO
1,514,000
100

Payable and

When I!

per X
Cent.

J 66,1)00

N. Y.,KUigst.A Syra.—1st M., gid
New York,N. Haven A Hart/.—stock

North

C.

1851

Harlem—Corn, stock

1st mortgage

Cfi 03

1853
1856
1854
1S53

reg.(for $12,000,000)

Out¬
standing.

IE

842

River)...-.
Coupon bonds 1871 (not mortgage)
New mortgage £ $30,000,000 (coupon or
£ £2.000,000 ( registered.

Preferred stock
Consol. mort.,cou. or
Sinking fund

a

*®

2d mortgage,sink. fd.(HudRon
8d mortgage (Hudson River)

REMARK?.

o

ft®

1st page of

New York Central A Hudson River—stock.
Premium bonds
(N. Y., Central)..
do
Bonds lor debts assumed
do
B.& N.F. stockh’d’s do
do
railroad stockj.
do
do
real estate
do
Bonds convertible till '09
do
Renewal bonds

New York A

discovered In onr Tables %

ea
0-3

DESCRIPTION.
For

tfO Tl.

CHEOMCLE.

WE

a

do •
London.

London.

do

' ’

-

1886
1880
1880

1

l

was made m 1871. aad the £V*R.Co.
guarantees the mortg. bonds of the Coal
& I. Co. lor $18,413,500. New loans issued

96

THE CHRONICLE

2,>31

{■July 26, 1874

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
Snb^^rlberB wUl confer

a

DESCRIPTION.

great favo-

sr

{Miles1 °-3

V C

For

foot notes

on

JPAtfa. tfe Readina—ContinuedEast Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund
Loan mo-tgage, sterling

745
150

Phil<tdelpfiia it Trenton—Stock.
hila., Germantown ANorristown—Stock.
Phila., Wllm. dk Balt.—Stock
1st mortgage, convertible
Plain bonds loan

20
100
9fc

PiUxb.,Cin. A St. Louis—stock ($7,000.000)..
Preferred stocs ($5 000.*xx)
do
do special to Pa.
R
1st mort. consolidated (for $ L0,-000t000)... I
2d mortgage
1st mortgage, Steub**nv. & Ind. re org
1
Col. & N wark Olv. b >nds
Pittsb., FlW.A Chic.—Stock.guaranteed ..
Specla1 impr. stock, guar
1st m >rtgage (series A;
1
1st mortgage (series B)
%%
03
1st mortgage (series C)
1st mortgage (series D)
1st mortgage (series E)
1st mortgage (series F)
2d mortgage (series G)
E l2d mortgage (series II)
2d mortgage (series l)
2d mortgage (series K)
•a
2d mortgage (series L)
£
a c
2d mortgage (series M)
O B -

20:
20'
11
<’**
83
46*
4*8
468
4*8
468
468
468
468
468
4 8
468
4*8
468
468
463

§1

_

«

Bridge (O. & P. RR.) mortgage
O. consr.ruc nonus
P.f K? Vv

Equipment bonds (r ne*ed»
pittsb., Va. A Charleston—1st mortgage.
PittHb
Washington (fc B tit.—1st mortgage.I
2d mortgage, Balto. loan.
|
1st mortgage. Turtle Cr. Dlv
Plymouth Kunk.A JJac.—Is M.($3,601.000).
Port Huron A L. Mich.—1st mort. ■ rat’, guar
Portland A Og lensburg— 1st M.,E. D. gl

6 631 615

1874
1372

1.000

10,900,000
13, j 13,500
1,259,100
,"00
II,507,750

1,909
100
50
50

1858
1866
18-7
1874

500

1,000
1,000

1,000
50
50

1872
1868
l-7i
1861
1864

5,!

1,000

318.510
400,000
1,00 *.000
500,0 0
2,50 M 0
“22,000

7
7
6
7

700

19,714,285

mu

1,090

1,000

2

500,000
875,000
875 000

875,000
875,000
875,000
875.000
860,01X1
860,000
860,000
860,000

'

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8 f.

860,000
860,000
2,000,000
111,000
100,000
1.000.1XX)
700,000

6

100&C

59
181
187
142

T

100

1369

1,000
100

,

mo

1370

1,000

4

*

•

•

1(62
1864
,

•

L30&C
1.0 H)
100

m

1871

1,000
100
*

-

„

.

.

1873
....

tft

»

-

*

24
22

i854

22
281

Rockford, R. f. A St. Lou{s—1st inert., gold
Rome, Wat. A Og lens /.—Stock
1st Sinking H and mort., '-at.& R
Bonds, guaran., Pots. * Watertown
General in irtgage, Sinking Fund

1810
1868

2H
97

76
191

2d mortgage

199
129

I

mo
50(1

1855
1853

1,000
1.0 X)
100
IO0&C

129

do
do
N'*w general mort

120

do

120
11?
170
76
209

St. Joseph A Denver C— 1st mort. irld.E dlv.
1st mortgage, We t. dlv., land grant
St.Joseoh A st. Louis—1st mortgage, gold.
St. Louis, Alton A lerre Haute— Stock
|
Preterred stock (cunula ive)
1st mortgage (series A> sink, fund
1st mortgage (series B) sink, fund
2d mortg ge (series O)
2d mortgage (series D)
2d mortg v
income

1870
187 '
187’
1869
h;o
186S
•

^

MXI&C
100&C
(X)&C
500&C
100&C
100
100

V

**»'♦*

.

....

♦

770,000

Equipment mortgage

-50ft,iXMl

100

3,146,800

3>*i

500i0

0
'.000

7
8

912.80*

8

50

1,500,0)0
5.5(X).0 O
l.lXX).(XX)

8g. ■
8g.1
6

2,800.000
2,468,400
1.100,000
1,100.000

6,(XX'.(KX)
i,020,ax)

69.’71

1,000

0,250,000

101

ioi
35H
40
23
80

Schuylkill Vatley—Stock
Seaboard A Roanoke -stock
1st mortgage
Sslma A Gulf - 1st

M.,guar.by Ala
|
Mem.—l<t M., end by Ala
Selma, Rome a Dalton—1st mort
2d mortgage, Ala. & Tenn. R.R
|
General mortgage for $5,000,000
Selma, Marion

1

40

f>0
100

1,000,000
1.849,000
2,6(X),0(X'

1.000,000
120.IXXI

»

700,000

■

1.200,(XX1
t

„

.

0

,

0

1871
100

3,000,'XX)
6.000,00!)
3,000.0*0

11.Oi'O.OOO
1,576,000
4oo.ro

t

*

50

1.001

1864

2,301,0"0
r05 0)'

1864
1871
1870
.

„

„

500

1,00(
1.00
bi
10.

.

1910
I860
.

„

«

1,'»■'.(
1.000

P

.....

-

•

• • •

1S69

\. *fc <•
F. & A
M.& N
M.& N

2
,7
«
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
7
7
7
7

F.& A
g

g
g.

g.

.

4

^

^

-

*

»

®

500&t

111,800
500,000
152,000
18,000 p.m
576,050
1,27 ■'.41X1
210,OCX
16,000 p.m
16,000 p.m
838.500

241,000
3,00 .C0C

7X6,000

M.&N
J.& D
.r & 1)
J. & J

J. & J
g•
g.
g.

M.& N
F.& A
J. & .T
.1. & J
M.&N
Mch

f.

M.& S

g.
g-

J.*
J. &
M.&
M.&

7 g.
10
8

1,037.000

5 (
tOO&c

1869
1-53

100

32

*

1,000
,

121
121
116
116

2.500.000

1,000
1,000

....

1st mortgage, now
Savannah A Chari.—<\& S.. guar byS. C.
Funded i it.bds.S.&C. RR. guar, ny S.C;
1st mort., Sav. & Char. RR
Sav., Griffin A .V. Ala.—1-t mort
Savannah A Memphis 1st M.,end bvStat?

7
7
7
7

5UU&C 21.' 00'*.

* «

F. & A
M.& N
M.& S
M.&N
16. .V A
F. & A
M.& N

J. & J.

3
7

1,000

*

do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

do

do
do
do
do

do
do
do

Philadelphia.

July 1,1912
luly 1.1912
July 1,1912
Ju y 1,1912
July 1,1912
Juiv 1,1912

July 1,1912
1,1912
July !, 1912
July 1,1912

Ju y

N.Y., Winslow, L. & Co.
do

1912

lulv

(lo

May, 1876
Jan. 1,1887
Cll 1.1879

subsequently

to

the

Penn ylvania

Co.
The lessee- to keep the road In
repair and also pay taxes, expenses,
et
P., F.W. & C. leases the Ne castle
& B. V. and he Lawrence roads; which
in turn are leased a"ain by
enn.Co.
New stock of $2,500 (Xx au'horized No?..
1871,'o be issued to Penn. RR. for im*
pro'ements. &c.. under article 16 of
lease; guaranty on old stock not af¬
fected. Net ear ings have paid lessees
thus far a handsome profit,
(V. 13, p.
455, 6 0.)
.

Total isg 'e to be $2,500 000.
O. Railroad.
luly.18 8 Formerly Pittsburg & « onn°llcv. Inter¬
Jan. 1,1909
Raltim., Merch. Nat. Bk
est in default.
(V. 18, p. 5k8;V. 19, p,
ug. 1,1882
Pittsburg, 1st Nat.B nk.
17.)
New VorK.
J ill v 1, 1901 (V. 17, p. 460. 650 ; V. 1
p. 37H.)
N. Y., Kemvs & Cox.
y 1, 1899 Interest in default. >V. 18. p. 192, 455.60*.)
Ian. 1900 1st mort. Is to b*" retired fr* in t«r ceedsof
Boston, 1st Nat Bank,
do
new
Nov., 1901
St.ck paid. $1,039.OOP. V 18 P.V58.3I6
N. Y. & Boston.
May, 1891 l*t progress. ;-t'.rk, $1,200,0 0. (v.18 p.273.)
Mechani'-’s Fall - to Canton, Me., 28m.
Boston, Columbian Bk July 1,1887 York & Cumbei land sold out in 1865.
Net
do
do
‘nt. 1,1887
earnings year ending Aug.31,’73, $10,975.
do
do
Sep. 1,189i
ulv 1,1874 Lea ed to East. RR., 99
Boston. Office.
yrs, 10 p c. on «t’k.
New York and London. Nov.1,1889 Ga. Rif. guarantees $50 ',000. (v.
16, p. 848)
B It.

B &

.

RR. Co. luly 15,ib7
J

uly 1, 1874
July 1,1880

Operated by East. RR.
Net

earnings, 1ST2-73,

S36.)

$257,103.

(V. 15, p.

N.Y., Union Nutl Bank. Mch 1,18;2 Controlled by P.& Reariinsr. Floating debt
Colnm *a, 1st Nat. B’nk
line, 1884
$1,0v3,49i. Net earn'ngs, 1872, $31,128.
N.Y.,N.Bk of Comm’rce July 1, 187 Lea ed ro Del. & Hud Canal a’ 8 p. «•. on
N.Y.,Del. &H. Canal Co Nov., 19.1
stock and int. on bonds, (v. 16,. p 355.)
Leases the N on h Carolina Railroad and
the Piedmont Railroad. Net earnings
do
Ian. 1, 1875
year ending Sept. 30, 1813. $957.1 9; ex¬
N.Y., Lancaster. B & Co 1875 to D9v
penses $50* 759: ner ea n ngs, $147,369.
1838
Aero nts p y >b’e, $8 0,644.
(V. 16, p.
NewYo k or Richmond
6.3.660; V. 11, p. 835.)
London.
i§:5
A • iv. of 3% on stock. Nov.. ’73. Gross
18.5
Richmond, Office,
earnings, I87t-2,$33l 919; expenses, $205,do
90w; net eaininzs, $146,010. Report, v.
do
issi
16 p. 84.
Gross earnings y.*ar ending Sept. 30, 1878

Richmond, Office,

Richmond, Office
do

Y.. Nat.
do
do
do

June, 1875

$160,2^7

;

net, $36,6 5.

1880 to 188

New York and London
N.Y., Farm. L. & T Co

N.

i880

City Bank
do
«io
do

Aug.. 1918 Tn default. (V. 18. p.399. 63^ ; V. 19, p 40.)
July 15,1*7: Repon s'iows net earning* m 1873
3 1.416.
Annual report In Chroniclx
3<-pt 1,1880
Vol. 18, p. 289, 5(4.
Dec., 1874
Dec. 1,1891

Leased, Jan.. 1871. to Vt Cent, at full int.
on pref. stock, and equip, bonds; and
May 1,1880 from 1M in 1873 to 7 Tier cent alter 187
on common stock,
(v. 15, p. 596, v. 16, p.
Sept 1, 1880
219.)
Nov.l, 1902
Interest in default. Foreclosure in proAug., 1899
May 15,1900 gre.-s. (V. 18, p. 455 ; V. 9, i». 40.5
Nov.l, 1893 So d, Feb. IS, ’71. (V. 18 p. 81.192, 876.581.)
Main line, T. H. to E. St. i oul
leased
July 6,1874 June, 1867, for 90 years, to Ind. &St.L.
N. Y.. office 12 Wall 8t.
ar 30
1894
per cent of gross earnings up to
do
do 1894
$2,000,000 (but in no year to be less than
do
do
1894
$i 0,i>00). See annual r port in Chroni¬
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cle, V. IS, p. 608; alBO V. IS, p. 581.

Boston, Treasurer.-"

Aug. 1.1873

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N. Y., London & Frank
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New York.

,

3
7
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7
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14,218,950

12,010,00

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Sandusky, M. A Newark—Stock..,

f

7

1365

•

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Var.

3K

:,.vx).oor
3,000 .(XX)
12,0 0,00

1,0(X'

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7
7

1,000

3‘i

M.&N.

155,(XV
1 050.50 •
4 6'LO 0
2.479.700

582
58*
354

...

J.
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7"9 XX!

72
300

.

J. & D.
A.&O.
F.& A.
I. & J.
\1.& S
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T. & I)
J. & J

7 g.

1,<XH),(XXI

10
80
80
.50
'A 7

a!&o.

7
8

130,500
175,000
9.(XXi,(XXI

J.'*

6*7
6 g
6
7
8

157,81X’
1,76 ‘.iKXl
5 0,000
500,000
67,718
124,439
115,428
295,500
8U.1IX1

4,622.00!'

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158

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8

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1,000

1872

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1867
1868
1871

May, 1881

Providence, Office,

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1870

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650,000
350,000

6,000,000
1,42’>.00U
4,000,* K>'

i*67

420

Used to Penn. R-R. (v.l6,p,3i8>.
June, 1874 Leased to Phil. & Read., at 12 p.c. on st’ek
July 1,1814 Net earnings, year ending Oct. 81. 1S73,
$1,095.<65. and >-urrdu« income above
July, 1884
April. 1876
payment <>f 8 per cent dividends,$83,(00.
See report lr V. lb, p. 192.
April, 1887
Oct. 1,1892
This company leases several roads and is
i'self controlled by the Penn. Comp’y,
which holds a majority of the capital
Aug 1, 1900 s1 oo ->. See an..ual report, V. 18. p. 622,
also p. 534.
Apr. 1, lu13

Jan., 1890
Y., Winslow, L. & Co July 7,1874 Leased, July, 1869, for 999 years, to Penn.
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I.R., at a rental equlvalen* to in*erest
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Tee lease being transferred
July 1,1912

6

2'0

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100
vxt

July 19. ’74

1,000,000

210

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N.Y. Agent, 57 B’way.
Phila.. Pa. RR. Office.

<r $34,227,671
more
than
charged on the Company's bool s.1 See
report In Chronk lk, V. 18, p. 191.
(V.
16. p. 14; V. 17, p. 588; V. 13, p. 191). V.
19, p. 17, 32, 54.

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2,000,000

300 000

210

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5

1,100,001
l.nxi.fxxi

S'.. IjOuIs, Iron Mt.A Southern—Stock
I
1st mortgage, coupon
2d mor\, gold ($ VHM.ono) ep., miy be reir.
Arkansas Branch, 1st mort., gold, 1. gr..{
Cairo, Ark.& Tex..1st in. gold. cp. or reg
Can* » & rf'u'., 1 t M.. gold., on r’d & l’nd.
St. L-, Kansas C. A xV.date No. Mo)—Stock
Preferred sto -k
1st mortage, (No. Mi souri.)..
St. Louis, Lawrence A Denver—1st M., gld.
St. L.A Southeastern— Is/ M.. gld, conv.s.f.
-Consol, mo tgage, gold, 8. f
Evans.I e, Henderson & Nadiv.. 1st M.
St. L.,Vand.A 7.H.—1st M.,S.F.guar
2d in. s. (., guar., ($1; 00,000 con. notguar.)
Income bonds
St. Paul A Pic.—Branch, 1st M.,on 10m
1st mortgage, St. P. to Sank Ka’dds. 80in
2d M. on 89m.& 1-t on l.gr. of 397,200acres
1st mort.. West or main line. 1. gr.
2d mort., West or main line, 1. gr...
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St. P. A Sioux City—Viet, stock, var. issues
Stock

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1.400,000

....

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A.

7 g.
3
6

4,168,7%

1861
1372

500&C
50 &c
1.0) 0
100

Preferred stock

Equipment mortgage bonds
1

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6

350.(00
1,50*0,(M0
2.500, nno

600.000

1* *

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.

357;500

F.&
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M.& N.
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6

2D'.000

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6g
6g

270.000

1871

■J. & ,T.
J. & ,J.

6
7 g
7

1,000 20,000 >.m.
1,000 1,800.000
80- ',000
3,300.000
lOO&c
2,300,(900
500&C
50 &C
iOO&c

F. & A.
M. & S.
A.&O.
M & N.
J. & D.
J.& J.
F.& A.
M.& S.
A. & O.
M.& N.
J. & D.
A. & ().
M.& N.
•I. & J.
M. & S.

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7*

9

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IX t
IX 1.

59 &C
500&C
5J &C
5 1 &C
5' &C
5 0&C
500&C
5 0&C
50 &C
500&C
500&C
&c
5 * &c
5 0&C

$119.058.2>2

1899
1392

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8\enangoM Alleghany—1st Mortgage

F. & A.
A.&O.
mont lv
J. & J.

&.Philadelphia.

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REMARKS.

in 1878 amounted to $10,926,970.
The
President in his report, eetin ates the
Company’s whole property to be worth

1893
1893

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Philadelphia Office.
Phila., Treas. of Co.
Phila., & Boston,

A.&O.
A. <& O.
A. & O.

5.0* *0,1* XJ
400.000

5234
52)4

...

Q-J
Q.-M.

1,000
1,000

1871
1862
1862
1862
18 <2
1862
18 2
18 2
18 52
1362
1862
18.3
18 2
1*62
1856
1857
1874

London
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J.&J.
J. & J.

b ,1)00.000
775.000

1888
1871-77

Philadelphia, Office,

2,925,450
«

Due,

Stocks,

London.
no

Tables*

last Divl’d.

.).

4
6
6
6
6

4.000.000

116
27

Richm. A Petersburg—Stock
2d mortgage, coupon and reg
3d mortgage, coupon




h

Principal,

when

Philadelphia, Office.

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Bands, {

•June, 1911
Philadelphia* London. June, 19il
J. & D.
Philade phia Office,
June, 1311
J. & J.
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A. & O. Philadelphia or Lo don Oct. 1. 1897
i. &

var.

1 000

Coupon bonds of 1881

.

6g.

1 000

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State Sinking Fund loan
Bonds, guaranteed by State
Consol, mortgage. ci>. or re
Piedmont brane'i. 1st mortvag*
Nort weste n. N. C.. 1st mort.. iruar,
Rich., Fredricksb. A l*oi.—Bonds, s er
Dollar loan

.

6g.

6.600.935

1,000

M. & S.
J.& J.
>J. & J.
A. & O.

J.&D.

18 2
1859
1871
1869
1870
1871
1871
1863
’67-’6“
1870

167

..

com

(

6
7
7

i 868

..
Portland, Saco A Portsmouth—stock
52
Port Royal (S.C.)— sr m .ftgage.conv.. g.U 1? 1%.
Portsmouth, Ot. Falls A Conw.— stock
44
1st M >rtgage
26
Providence A Worcester—Stock
47
• ••
•••
44
Mortgagebonds
Bond* t * pay for Stoughton B aneh.
50
Reading A Columbia—1st M., coupon...

Rutland—Stock,

7

149

New mortgage (for *3,300,000*
Port. A Ogdensb. (Vt. Din.)—1st m. gold ..
Portland A Oxford Central— 1st mortgage
Portl. A Rochester—1st M„s.f. (Portl. loan)
1st mortgage, equal lien
I
2d mort. ( ortiand loa i) s. f
....

1st mortgage consol (for $2,0 X) 000
Richmond A Danville—Stock

495,900
177,600
I,138,900
2,700,000
11,110,000
7,000,(00
1. (xxv too

149

,

2d Mortgage, coupon
Rensseiaei (fc Saratotja—Stack

nut-

'873

200

.

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26

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3d mortgage

co «e

1,000

Consol, mort. dollar
a i, coup, or reg...
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dollar 1 >an gold
New debenture loan (convert. 1878-92)...
Improvement mort., steiling rin«. fund..
Genl more., sfer lug, s f. (lor $-xyx:0,u0/).
Coal & 1. Co., gnarauted mortgage

INTEREST or dividends.
"Rate
When |
Where Payable and
P* r t
by Whom.
Cent. Payable.

Amount

standing.

1886
1868
1868
1871
1871
1871
iS,3

Loan debent re.
Loan mortgage

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all references. see|Road
qCQ
1st page of RR Tables.
of

explanation

by giving n« Immediate notice of any error discovered In

7
6
7
7
7

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2*

J.
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N

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,T.'&

J.

M. & S.
M. & S.
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I
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M.& N.
J. & J.

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7

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New foik < ffice.
N.Y. office 122 Broad’ay
New York o Londo
New York, Co’s Office
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Feb.

is

*73 Net earnings, 1878, $424,690.

Aug. 1,1892

May 1, 18)7

.June i,1895
June 1,1897
Jan 1,1891

Cost of road,

$19.11*3.818.
Consolidation in 1874
Cairo* Fulton and Cairo, Ark. * Tex

&c..

(V. 18, p. 351, 400, 4SO.)

This Co. took possession Feb. 7, ’72. Gross
N.Y..M. K Jesun&Co Nov.l5.18*2
ea'uings in 1873. $2,755,194; net, $670,530.
N.Y.,Natl BkofCom’rce Ju y 1,1895
(V. *7. p.52; V. H, p.455.)
N.Y.,Nat.Bkof Com'rce
Lea-ed’o Par-, of Mo. at $75,000 per year.
N. Y., G. Opdyke & C3 Nov .V’1894 $1,000,000 of the first bds.a* e a mort. on 60.
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miles only. Irtere t due; is postponed.
Aug., 1902
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(V. 19, p. 17.)
July 1,1897
N. Y.,3d Nat. Bank.
Jan. 1,1897 Leased toT.H. & Ind. at S*> p.c.of gross
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May 1,1398 earnings. Bds. guar, by T.H. & I.. by C.
Office of Treasurer.
Men 1.1901
C. * l.C,andP.C.&St.L. (V.18 p.63 .)
N. Y., Manhattan Co.
1892
TheNo th or Branch line, 3t. P. to Sank
N. Y.. Drexel, M. & Co
1892
Rapids. 80m; the main or west St. An¬
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1892

London,
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1873-75
1891

thony to Bre ken'-Jdge. 207m; the St. P
& Pacific proper, San Ran. to Brat erd
60m, and St. O oud to St. Vincent 3i0m.
int. in default.. iV. 17,_p. 189, 220. S57.
3S« *.419, 4*5. 650. 6*6. 753; V t8, p. 892,504.)

La d gr. 708,436 acres. The stocks are
secured by lien. (v. 16, p. 627.)
Leased to Cent. O., a' $I74,S50 besides exN. Y., Union Trust Co
Jan.. 1909
nensef and taxes. Guarant’d by Balt.* O,
Cha leston. .s' Nat. Bk. Mch i, 1877 Road opened for through traffic, March,
N. Y., H.H. Kimpton
1870. Imer*-st in detanir. Receiver apept. 1,1x89
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Jan. 1, 1889
pointed. (V; l*. p 48u, 609.)
M icon, by M. & W. RR. Jan. 1,1891 Unfimsh- d. S>ate endorsement declined.
N. Y., Lancaster. B.&Co May 1,1890 Unfinished.
miles.

Philadelphia, office.

N. Y..lmn. & Trad. Bk.
A.&O. N. Y., Roadev Bell & Co.
M. & S.
N. Y., H. • lews & Co.
.1. & .J.
New York, office,
J. & J.
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A. & O.
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A.& O. »N. Y., N. Bk Commerce.

.T.&.T.

1891

Projecter, *20
.Tuiv, 1871 Leased *o Phil. & Readl <r. (v. 14, p. 628.)
May
1-71 Net ea*ni"gs year ending x aron 1,1878,
1S80
$26«,o3l; Ihr., $14,700; div., 4 per cent.
Jan., 1,1Q90 In progress, Selma :c Pollard, Ala., 100m.
Sept. 1,1889 Defaulted March. 1F72. (v. :7 p. 156, 650.)
Jan. 1,1872 L»te Alab ma & i'enn. River, interest
Jan. 1,1864
in default, and rotd to be sold. (V. 17,
Apr. 1,1*87 p- 650; V. 16. p. 852, 504; V. 19, p. 400

Apr. 1,1889 (V. 16, p. 461.)

97

THE CHRONICLE.

July 25, 1874 J
Subscriber* will confer a

RAILROAD STOCK AND BOND LIST.
great favor by slviugr us Immediate notice ot any e^ror discovered in our
—f

DESCRIPTION*.

explanation of

For

Miles
of*

all references, see

loot notes on 1st page

Daofte Bonds. tolzer pv’larue

Road

of RR. Taoles.

t.ctd,ou road and lands...

let ijxtiuaae,

Sheboygan A fond du Lac- 1st Mortgage...
1 t mortgage extension

Shepaug Valley (Conu.) — 1st mortgage —
2d mortgage
Shore Line (Conn.)— Stock

mortgage,construction bone's

1st

.......

Sioux City A Pacific—1st mort

X1 mortgage (government subsidy!
Sioux City A St. 1 aul—n*t mort., goid.l. gr.
1st mortg ige, cur ency for $2,1U0,u0j
Somerset—1st mortgage, gold
South Carolina—Stoca.
1st mortgage, sterling loan
do
dollar bo (Is, L.
2d mortgage (for $3,U00,0d0)
Domestic oonds (G)
Domestic bonds (l)
Domestic bonds ( K)
8o. A No. Alabama—1st M. endors. by Ala.
Sterling mortgage, guar, by u & N
South Si<te < L. l.t—lBL mortgage
2 t mortgage
3d M. & 1st onexteu ion & on branc ie-..

Southern Central (N. Y.) - 1st Mortgage ...
2d in.gold ($4 <0,000 end.by Lehigu V.R.R.)
South, lotoa A Cedar Rapid*—1st M., gold.
Southern Minnesota—1st mortgage
2d mortgage
,
Southern Paclfi: (Cal.t—;st mortgage
Southern Pennsylvania—let o.giu
2d mortgage, gold
Southioe*iern,( Ca.»—Stock,com
Guaranteed stock

Company bonds, couv, in o tocka par.
Mus -ogee UU b >nds, couv. at 87>$
Spring/, db Ills. S. A.—1st mort., gold —
2d mortgage, gold.
SterUng Mountain (N. Y.)—1st mort
Sullivan A Erie—1st mortgage, couv., s. !.
Summit Branch (Pa.) -Stoca
1st

mortgage

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*•

500&C

*

*

*

7

6
8

J. & J.
J & «J

117
8;

1»70

170
170
251

1868
186*1

1,000

7
7 g*
7 H8 i.
7

1870

1,000

1,500 OCO

*

6 5,

#

100

257

300,(XX)
22a

228
7
29
20
20

1870
1870

1.000

I860

3,110,000
1,100.0 JO

1,0 0

1,000

50

....

1865

1,000
10U

350.000

1,000, (X)
2,5 .2.250
145,000
2,031,156
1.695.825
270.0 0

81
1
63
8)

var

1,00

'867
1871

500&C

500 000

5U

1,988,150

1869
1 71
1372

1,000

H(X).IXX)
516,0 0

:,"tlQ

lO.OcOp .m
3.000,000
1,70 >,000
1,000,0 0
1.000
1,800,000
1,600,000
1,000
1,3(X).000
1,00J
1,500,000
1,000
250,000
1,000
100 15,000,000
10.1
i.OOJ.OOO
1,00

100

....

100
100

....

....

1866
13S4
1866

1870
1371

10
625

180
31
41
75
167
180

75
494

628
109

Louis)..

52
52
82

70
70
37
35

.

1,000
l,"0‘

.

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1863

1,000
1,00

1,000

*

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■

.

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•-50&C
100&C

■

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.

1859

1,0.MJ
500&C

is

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1873
13 ;9
1863
1370
1871
1870
187 i

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29

1038
1033
103i

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2,186.000
2,-O",0 0
675,000
225,000
1,300,0 X)
1,100,000
2.50,000
666,000
800,000

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1,000 27.236,1 2
1,000 27. .'36,512

3,500,000
3,7) ,000

M74

’67-’69
1869
1871
1866

1,1 00

1,000 lO.OOO.lXX)
£20)
2,5'K>,<00
1,000
1,600,000
.1,000
1,600,0 0

’66-7-8
1870 500&C
1571
l *71
1871
1371
1-71
1871

500. (XX)
19.00 .000
3.0C0/I '0

36M
75
75

73

1862
1365
:863
1868
1870

t

80
77
80
140
110
140
140

47^
272

1865

1866
18 >6
1866
1366
1871
1870
1873
1371

7

7 g.
7 g. f.
7
7 g.
7

7
7
7
6
7

2K

6
7

1851
1855
135)
18 iJ

8

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York, Co.’s office.

New

M.&
F.&
F. *
F.<?5
M.&
F.&

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M .&

M.&
M.&
M.&

N.
A.
A.
A.
N.
A.
NV
N.
N.
N.

Q.-F.
F. & A.
F.& A.
M.<fc N.
J. & J.
F. & A.
M.& N.
M. & N.
K.& A.
J. & J.
A. & O.
M.& N.
M.& S.

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N. Y.. Metropol. Bank.
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N. Y., office of Co

Winslow, L. & Co.
N. Y., office of Co.
do
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7
8
7
8
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7
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Report for

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1890
1890

Aug. 1888

Feb., 1907
1893
Aug., 1889
Nov. 1,1898
July, 1890
Aug., 1901
May, 1890

.

,

Operating

Net

.

to pay for steel rails.&C.
Div. on
pref. otjck parsed in June, 1874. V. 16,
p 653, 757 ; V. 17, p. 4i)0, 514 ; V. 18, p. 632.
was

1901

N. Y.. Nat. Bk of Com.
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Gross

exp. uses.
ea-nlngs.
earnings.
$1,331,429
lc73... $>,<33 8 -7
$4, O7,o78
1.6.3.S34
4,i bf> 144
6, 03.973
1,959,833
8,776.323
5, ’.36,666
3 266.265
1..08,376
1 -70...
4,54* 641
Th Hannlnul & Naples ana other roads
following it in the table are leased by T.
v\
& W with an obligation o ay interes on their bo ds.
New mort. Oi 1878

1890
1882
1878
1878
May 1, 1898
1883
Feb

last fiscal year in Chroni-

V. 13. p. 632, showing the compara¬
r< stilts
of operations for lour
years, as f mows

clk.

Nov. I.187S

Operates 55 miles of road.

1887
1885
1815

1882

Ispued by Troy & gnar by RRs. using T.U.
Net earnings 1873, $8,760.
hila., Safe Deposit Co. Apr. 1, 1910
Net earnin » in 1.-73, were $*,291,242, an
increase of $1,'95.210 over 1-72. New bd
1896-99
N. Y. & Boston.
mortgage b’nds are offered In exch. for
U. S Treas., at maturity
Incomes. Land state nem. in V. 19, p.
N. Y.. Mor on, B. & Co. Mar. 1, 1S94
63.
(V. 18, p. 8, 89,192, 262, 273, 456. 4oU,
1887
N. Y. & Boston.
,

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& N. Y. Offices.

Philadelphia Office.
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Philadelphia.

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Sept. 1874
April, 1896
Late Atchison & Pikes P. Int. in default
Mhv 1, ’895
Nov., 1873. (See v. 17, p. 58% s84.)
1896-7-8
July 11,1890 Stock, $500,000. Cost of road &c.$i,000,000.
The Cam.& Ain't. RR and branches, Del.&
July 10, ’74
Raritan Canal and New Jersey RaLroad
Mar. 1.Y1901
form the United Co.’s of N.J. They
Oct. 1,1894
were leased to Penn. R. It., at 10 per
\lnr. 1,1891
cent on stock and assumption of all
Mar. 1.1891
liabilities Oct. ‘.0. 1871. In 13.3 the gross
FcD. 1, 1888
•

•

•

•

Apr. 1,1875

earni gs were $11,.55,062; opr rating ex¬
penses, $-.823,732; and Interest, $1,168, .70;
dividends paid
by lessee. Si,948.450,
showing loss to lessee on year’s opera¬
tions Of $685,689.

1880
Feb. 1,1883
Jan. 1,1889
Nov. 1.1889
F- b. 1. M75
Aug. 1.1873
Overdue.
Jan. , *90
Jan, 1873 Formerly

July, 1878
July, 1891

J.&D.

Black Kiv. & Utica.
ings, 1871-72, $109,654.

Net earn*

(V. 16, p. 293.)
Boston. E. Blake & Co. June 1,1872 To b * sold to Vt. Central for $3,000,000In
bonds. (V. 18, p. 6U8; V. 19, p. 40.)
.

....

•

•

•

•

M & N.

A.&O.
J. & J.
A.&O.

•

•

•

The company

Boston, Nat Bk of Redm Nov. 1.1886

J. &

M&N.
J. & 1.
M.&N.
M.&N.
J. & J.
J & J.
J. & J.
J.& J
J. & J
J. & J.

•

•

~

do
do
do
do

do
do
do
do

Boston, office.
do
do
do

1891
1876-77

i902

made default, Sept. 21,1872

corporation, the Central Ver¬
mont,” organized in 1873. See Chroni¬
cle, V. 16, p. 292, 621; v. 17, p. 21; V. 18 ,
p. 88,605, 603.
Anew

.

April 8.1874 Leases Troy & Greenf. till completion of
Hoo ac Tunnel,
Net earnings, 1872-78,
July l 1383
$114,931. (V. 15, p. 836, V. 16, p. 188, 219)
July 1,1879

July l, 138-5
Pliila., Girard Nat Bank Jan. 1.1890 >.’et earn’gs yr ename March 1,1873 were
$141,336 as shown in annual report In
lan. 1,1390
do
do
Chronicle, v. 16, p.795.
Jan. 1,1890
ao
do
Jan. 1.1890
do
do
do

do

1880

N-Y^Fanrors’ L.&T.Co. Apr. 1,1890 Foreclosed July 2, 1379. (v. 17, p, 157.)
Chronicle, v. l'.,p. 517.
Gross earnings year ending Sept. 80,1873,
$988,3.1. Ex;.enses, $584,772.
Net earn¬
May, 1873
M.& N. Balt., R. Garrett & Sons.
ings, $401,598.
Jan. 1, 1875
Orange, Alex. & M. Rrt.
do
do
J. & J.
consolidated with Lynchburg & Dan¬
M*y l, 1873
do
do
M.& N.
do
do
Sept 1, 1880 ville, April, 1873, under this name. The
M.& S.
t

f

T

f

....

6
6

40U.0U0

1,2 0,000
6U0.000
700,000
1,650.000
350,000
K1000

Feb. 1,18%
Dec. 1,1894

,

A. & O.

Ids., illm.

Wa saw,

„

„

*

Y., office of Co.

do

„

Apr. 1,1886
May 2,1910
Junel, 1901

do

do

8
8

72 .'.864
1867

M. RR.

Cent.

Western division, l eoria to
117m.
Co*». of toad about
$<1.0 o.UtO. In ere«*t in d fau t Dec., *73.
Pa>ed into Roc iver’s ha.id , Feb. ’74.
(V. 17, p. 753; V. 13, p. 163, 241, 273, 528,

*1870

Jan.,

t11|

•

2,692,539
.

rrT*T

7

3.00 ’."'JO

100

8 per

....

4

5.50.000
200.000

1,000

,

Du 90 days after demand.
6
A. & O.
Philadelphia.
London.
F * A.
6 g*
Phil tdelphla Office.
6
F. & A
6
J. & D.
Princeton, N. J.
Philadel hi 1 Office.
6
M. & N.
6
F. & A. N. Y., Bk of Commerce.
do
do
6
F. & A.
do
do
A. & O.
7
Salt Lake City
6 g.
J & J.
Utica.
3
J. & D.
Utica & N. Y.
J. & J.
7
do
do
7
J.& J.

150,00)
717,^00
850,000
130,000
1,139,100
225,438
750,000

100&C

.eased to Cen*ral Ga. Dividends
cent a yr, to every 10 per c*nt on
Ga.sto k. (V. 14, p. 74.)

.

6 g. M.
6
A.
6 g. M.
6 g,
M

2,860,00"

1.000

Macon.

„

6 g. f. J. & J.
6
8
M. & S.
7
A. & O.
•
do
M.& S.
10
London.
A.& O.
8 g
6 g. M. & N. N. Y., Company’s office.
U. S.Treas. at maturity.
6
J. & J. 'N. Y., Jay Cooke & Co.
7

1.00',600

1,000

Sppf,. 1.18.30

Savannah, Cent. RR., Ga June, lo73

M.& N.
J & D.

1,000,000
500,000
5,000,000
3,000,000
1,500,000
2,u00,lXX)
44;,100

lOO&e

M. & S.
M. & S.
J. & D.

F.& A.

3,000 000

500&C

j.

.) <& D.
A. <V

7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7 g.
7
7

575,000
4.0J0/.-00

1.000
-100
100&C
500

-

sk

200,000

185
1866
1866
’66-’69
1867
1872

*

7
7
7
7
7

1,000 000
1.754 223

-

1872.

Preferred stock, $',500,001'. (V. 18, p. 632.)
1,1887 Interest in etault, t-ince Sept., Ia73. (V.
17, p. 325, 388,623, 6o0; V. 13, p. 8,13.,453. )

Mch

„

450.0 0
100.00U

1868
1871
.

*

*

1,8 0,0. 0
1,700 000
866,000
5,000.000
300/:0 •

100

A.&O.

J. & J.

^

-

151,000
500,00)
675,000

1.000

Y., Gallatin Bank.

$914,550; net earnings,

N.Y..J. R. Shiphierd &Co Oct. 1. 1892
N. Y.,Vermilye & Co. Aug. 1, 1899 Net earnings year ending Sept. 80, 1872.
$1C9,o21.
do
do
Mar. 1,’82
May 1,1900 n progress. Ottumwa to Ced. Rapids, la.
nr. 1,'.92,000acres. Compromise effected
N. Y.,P. M. Myers & Co.
1878-88
May. 1874 (V. 13. n. 3. 584. 631.)
do
1890
do
toad’in progress. Projected, .,030 miles.
Mch 1,19 0

M. & S.
F. & A.
M.& S.
M.& N.

.

2,000.000
1 846,000
1,80 i 000

1,000
1,000

1,1902
1874

1880 & 1892
Jun. 1,18.0

.

N.

ewrn'ngsin 18.;;, $:,49l,0'5; operat¬

$576,»65 (an increas- of $3l,SoO ver ta.2»
payments tor inteiett, $417,ilT. Report
in V. .8, p. 52S.

Apil, 1-91

N.Y.,Drexel, M. & Co.

.

Central,

1886
1872-76
from C’., Cob ,C. &I.
N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. Feb.. 19 0
7 g. f.
lnt. n default.
(Vol. 19. p. 4 )
do
do
Feb.. 1900
7 g r.
New York
1874
7
N. Y.. Am. Ex. Nat. Bk Nov. 1.1 86 lnt. In default. (V. 17, p. 65 ', 753.)
7
3
Philadelphia & Boston. Fen. 16,1874 Coal road. Net earnings, 1871-72, $246,945
July 1, l»75l (v 14, p. 6.’8.)
6
Philadelphia.
8
N.Y., D.L.& W. RR Co. Jan. 2", ’.4 Leased io Del., Lack. & West.
1879
<’o
do
7
do
do
Dec., 1887
7
I. &D.
1. f’\1
7 g. F. & A. N. Y., Union Trust Co. Aug.. 1891
J & J
5
N.Y.,Farmers’ L.&T.Co. Feb 2 18.4 let earnings in" 187aj $232,’-82, against
f343,283 in lS<2. (V. 17, p. 51. 183, 857. 625.)
do
do
7
A. & O.
July. 1379
iS93
7
6 g.
J.&~D. New York or London. fune 1.1912 (V. 17, p. 588,620. 804.83'’; V. 13 p.479,504.)
Eas'e n dlvl.-ion, S'ate line, Ina. to heoi la

’403 000

500&C

July.

do
do

Varl.
Vari.
F.& A.
F.& A.
J. & J.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J. & 0.
J. & D.
A. & ().

7
7

300,000
650,000
427,000
680,000

’34-’37

2d mortgage, co sol

stock

1,009,000
1.500,000
2,500.000
600,000
2.610,000

1,000

100

Equipment oans r

endorsed).

500.000
300.(XX)

500&C
500«&c
00&c
500&C.

1871

f

do

do

l.-OO
1,00
1,000

2.19H.U00

2%

City....

Convertible bonds

(

f

1,10.1
1,0, i)
1,000

900, UU0

2,500,000

~

4

8,877,:)00
50,000
399,000

75
167

Stanastead, S. & Chambly bonds
Income & E ten bds (to pay float’g debt)
Vermont A Mass.—stock
1st mortgage, (sink’g fuad $7,000 per yr.)

7 g.
7

00

8'."00

Oct.

Charleston.

o«8

ing expense*.

1882-88
1882-88

do

M. & S.

7

1,500, 00
100,000

227

consol. M., (s. fd after 1880)...
N. Jersey RR , & T. Co. 1st loan, plain...
do
2d lo.iti, plain
do
3 i loan due State N. J.
Utah Central -1st mortgage, gold
Utica A Black River—stock.
1st M. bonds oi July 868
Mortva e bonds, 2d issue
Utica, Chenango A Sus. V— stock
Vermont A Canada—stock
Bonds,guar, by Vt. Central
Missisquot RR. bo ds
Vermont Central—(now Cent. Vt.) stock.
1st mortgage, consol.

.

j

May, 187

1.

New York.

& J.
& O.
& J.

f

3,°4o,00<t
1,252,000
10,0.0,000

LOndO

& J.

,

.eased to Maine

189 i

June,

Charleston, S.W.liR.Bk

76,000

4,'00,000
5,0 0,000
.50,000

lUO&o

-

lastDivid.

•••••••

A. & O.

1869
1872

-

~

Q.—F.

7

615.500
111,000

7
7

1.00

•

1,296,500

*

110*
116*

Union A Titusville—1st mortgage —
United N. J. RR.A Can. Companies—stock
Mortgage loan. < oupon
United Co’s uiortg., sink, fd., reg..,
do
sterling loan mortg., s. f ...
do
do
d>
8 .f....
do
dollar lo <n. mortg..
do
bond co State of N. J
Joint Co’s plain bonds
mortg.. ster. s. fd. ('£262.000)..
do
do
plain oonas.

«

1,5ih>,00.i
1,000.000

*

horn.

REMARKS.

Stocks,

...

J.
J.
A.
J.

1 000

24

by

w

when i>ue,

Philadelphia Treasurer. Aug., 1874
ou oonds una b on stock.
do
do
July. 1901
N. Y., City Nat. Bank June, 1884 Interest m default.
do
do
Oct., 1896
Apr. 1,1891 Stock paid up, $434,170.
Jl in. 1, i9 2
N.H.,Nat.N H.Bank. July, 1874 Leased to V. Y. & v. Haven at $100,000 per
do
do
year. Old siockexcn. for new July, *78
•ept. 1,138N.Y., Nat. Park Bank. an. 1, 89 Sock paid in $1,7»8.U00. Dividends if 7
L. S Trea8.,ai maturit> Jan. 1,189:
per cent pai i on pref. stock
Jomnleted to Lu Man Oct.. 1872. Lands,
Y.. Meiropoli.N. Bk.
6 9,832 ac’s. Stock, $4,80J.0J0. (v.L6,p.H27)
do
do
Nov., 1901

F.& A.
.).& ,l.
J. & D.
A. & O.
A.iV O.
J. & J.
J. & J.
M. & S.
J. & d.
J. & S.
M.&N.
M.&N.

1
5 g.
6
7
6

897/iih

1,000

116*

1st mortgage,gold.on road and equi,»’t...
2d mortgage (government subsidy)
3d mo> t. (2d on 1 in .) si k. t
Land Grant bonds on 12.0J0.000 acres
Income bonds for $10,00 ,000....
Omaha bridge non is, sterling, £500,000...
Onion Pacific, Central branch—'.st M.,gold
2d mortgage (government subsidy)

3d mortgage,
do
4th mortgage
do
Funded interest
do
1st mortgage, O., A. &
2d mortKapo, ^ -do

450,000

5,819,275
1>6 333

500
500
100

f

Special loan, fundi gmo -tgige
Vineland, (N.J.)—1st mortgage
Valley (Va.)
Wash. City, Va. Midland A O. S.
1st mortgage, O. & A. R.R
2d mortgage,
do

8

1872

57
34
116

193.
217
217
217

....

6

1,240,00

100
Var
50T

1870
18.3

6

7 g.

500/00

1,000
l.UOO

1863
1661871

57

Convertible bonds




*

73

Troy Union—1st mort..guar. Troy

Lynohbor &

*

Principal,

Where Pavable and

Payable.

7

2d mortgage
3d mortgage

\icksb. A Merid—1st series (red
2d series (blue en orsed)
3d do
(black endor e 1)
4th do
(not endorsed)

400,000

200,1.00
l.HiO.OUt
1,628,210

,

1>68

Lafayette. Muncie & Bloom’c., 1st mort.

do

_

100&C
500&C

„

1871
18.1
1871

181

lroy A Boston—1st mortgage..

.

.

200.000

’66.’67
1866

Lafayette, Bloom’ton & Miss—1st M
Hann. & Cent. Mo.. 1st m -rtgage
do
do
2d mo'tgage

Tucker ton—mortgage
Union Pacific—stock

694,0.0

.

f

„

.0<JU

1,000.900

»

212
242

Naples—lsi mortgage
do
2d
do

do
do

1,000
»

t

76t',ltOO

186:.
1868

T

When i

3
7 g7
8
7
7

869,150
2.0

ioo

„

„

122
124

gold...

1st pre erred
2d Preferred.
1st mortgage (W. Div.)
1st mortgage (E. Div.)
2d mortgage (VV. Div.) convertible
Consol, mort. (for $6,20J,00U)
1st mortgage (Burl Div

Hannibal

r

Rate
per t
Cent.

50
500&C

1371
1864
1871
1871
lb |2

45
40
32
32
50
50
105

l'V

Syrac., Binyh. dk N. Y.—Stock
1st mortgage
2d mortgage
Syrac. db Chenango Va-ley—is M.
'lerre Haute A Indianapolis-stock
1st mortgage
Bon is of
13 (for $ ,600.tXX)lexas tfc Pac.—Is. M., gold.s.f
lol., Peoria A Warsaio—stock

'lot., Wab. A Western—stocg
Preferred? perc-n' stock..
1st mortgage (Tol. & Ill.)
1st mor.gage (L. Erie, W.& St.L.)
1st mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of ’59.)
1st mortgage (Guin. & Tol.)
1st mortgage (111. & S. Iowa)
2d mortgage (Tol. & Wab.)
2d mortgage (Wab. & W’t’n.)
2d mortgage (Gt. W’t’n of’59.)
Equipment bonds (T.& W.)
Consol, mortgage, co >v
2d con ol. mortgage gold
1st mortgage, (De.-.atur & E. St.

28
28

standing.

INTEREST OR DIVIDEND-.

1

|

Sharn.ui.iu \ ailey to Potter.—block

Amount
Out¬

Tables*

Dr-% it .1» v
Bonds, §

91 4>

•

7
7
•

•••

J. & J.

A.&O.

do

do

•

•©

Mar. 1,1882
1891

Balt., R. Garrett.* Sons Apr. 1,1890

Co. has resolved to

gage to

Issue a consol, mort¬

take up the others.

rptTp

98

A

COTTON.

®f)e Commerciftt j|■tateg.

^gSmrgjlajG

epitome.

Friday NianT, July 24, 1874.

evidently a return of speculative confidence in lead-,
lug staples of domestic merchandize. The great and prolonged
plethora of money at the. chief business centres, the distrust
with which railway securities are regarded, the burdens of tax¬
ation which real estate bears, and the - improved aspect of legiti¬
mate trade, begin to bear fruit. A recent advance of about 50 per
cent in tobacco, and 30 per cept in some descriptions of hog pro¬
ducts, has some basis in legitimate influences, and yet must be
regarded as mainly the result|of a speculation which every extra¬
neous circumstance seems to favor.
The weather has continued
much of the time uncomfortably hot, and' large numbers of busi¬
ness men have turned their backs upon mercantile affairs.
The
full force of the revival of speculative confidence cannot, therefore,
be felt until the approach of the autumn months.
Provisions have advanced throughout the whole l'st, and a
There is

feature of the business of the week has been considerable trans¬
actions for the next crop

(December delivery). Pork advanced
daily, until yesterday new mess closed at $21 50 on the spot, and
for August and September delivery, after very large sales during
Tuesday and Wednesday, at $20 50@$21 25. In the meantime
the price at Chicago has advanced to $23. This speculation is
declared to have a proper basis in the large quantities that has
latterly gone out of yard, and the consequent reduction of stocks
now on hand.
Beef has met with a steady sale, and beef hams
are higher.
Bacon has sold moderately on the spot at 104@10fc.
for long clear, and the sales embrace 1,000 bxs. short clear for
December at 8|c. on Wednesday, and 9c. on Thursday. Cut
meats are higher, with sales of pickled hams at 14£@15c., and
Bmoked do. at 16@lG^c. Dressed hogs have advanced to 9c. Lard
has also been the object of much speculative action, selling largely
on Wednesday and Thursday at 12^c. on the spot for prime West¬
12 5-l6@12 7-16c. for August delivery, 12 7-16@12 9-16c. for
September, with the next crop at 10£@10fc. for December.
To-day, mess pork advanoed to $22 for August and September
delivery; prime Western lard sold at 12 9-16c. for July, 124c. for
August, 12£@12 11-lGc. for September, aud 10|c. for December,
and long clear bacon sold on the spot at 10£@l()£c., but the close
was generally quiet.
Cheese is firmer at 12@12^c. for prime fac¬
tories, and butter is quite steady.
Freights have been dull, and rates have beon weak by the
steamers on the berth for Great Britain. The unwillingness of
holders to accept current prices of bulky articles of export, has
reduced offerings for shipment. Vessels for charter have obtained
about steady rates. The business yesterday embraced grain to
Liverpool by steam, 8@84d.; refined, petroleum to the Baltic at
5s. Sd.@5s. 104d ; to Gottenburg at 5s. 7^d.; to Beyrout in cases
36c., and grain to a direct Danish port at Gs. 6d. per quarter. To¬
day business was dull, and rates nominally unchanged.
ern,

for

Coffee has been dull for Rio, and

prices have shown weakness

;

Rio, fair to prime cargoes, 20£@22£c., Java in mats 25@28c., and
Maracaibo 18^(s)22c., all gold. The stocks yesterday morniDg
were 95,729 bags Rio, 18,300 mats Java, and 51,949 bags and
8,634 mats of other descriptions. Rice and molasses have been

only moderately active, and prices without quotable change.
Sugars have been in fair demand on the basis of 7f@8c. for fair
to

good refining, 8-£c. for No. 12 clayed, 84@91c. for centrifugals,
crushed refined. The following will show

and lOJc. for standard
movement and stocks:

Ilhds.

Boxes.

6,913

2,386

Sales for week
Stocks June 23

8,431
154,617

Stocks.

103,004

2,560
97.831
48,985

Receipts for week
1873
There has been

Bags*.

13,760

328
211,656
227,663

Melado.
37

417

"

934

7,589

an important market
in seeds, embracing
20,000 bushels of domestic flaxseed of the new crop, part to
arrive, at $2 07-£@2 10, and 15,000 bags Calcutta linseed at $2 35
gold, 90 days. Tallow has declined to 8|c for prime city, at
which large sales have been made. Whiskey has advanced to $1.
Rosin has advanced, with considerable activity at $2 25 for
strained.
Spirits turpentine has been up to 33c, but closes at
37c. Petroleum has been depressed, but closes firm at 12£c for
refined in barrels, and 5c. for crude in bulk.
Wool has been ac¬
tive at full prices. Ingot copper has declined to 23c, with 200.000
lbs sold at that p*-ice. Straits tin sold at 23£c gold. There was
more doing in pig iron early in the week at unchanged prices.
Fish have been in good demand. Hides have only been in
moderate demand, but prices are very firm. Linseel oil is steady
at 86@87c
Crude fish oils have been quiet.
Kentucky tobacco has been firm, 'but less active, at 6|@9^c for
lugs and 10'^IG for leaf. The sales for the week embrace 1,250
hhds, of which 250 were for export and 1,000 for consumption
and speculation. Seedleaf lias been in much better demand, and
the sales embrace : Crop of 1870, 350 cases Connecticut at 7@8c ;
crop of 1872, 18 cases Ohio at 7^-c, 350 cases Connecticut at 6$
@30c; crop of 1873, 650 cases Ohio, at 7@7£c, 67 cases Wisconsin,
at 7c, and 133 cases Pennsylvania on private terms.
Spanish
tobacco has been in moderate demand and firm; the sales were
800 bales Havana at 80c@$l,




,

[July 25, 18?4,

„omcp

Friday, P. M., July 24,1874.
By special telegrams received,to-night from the Southern ports
we are in possession of the returns showing the. receipts, exports,
4c., of cotton for the week ending this evening, July 24. It
appears that the total receipts for the seven days have reached
5,660 bales against 9,154 bales last week, 8,751 bales the pre¬
vious week and 8,428 bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of. September, 1873,3,764,155 bales against
3,562,992 bales for the same period of 1872-73, showing an in¬
crease since September 1, 1873, of 201,163 bales.
The details of
the receipts for this week (as per telegraph) and for the corres¬
ponding weeks of the five previous years axe aa follows:

itow

bales.

Orleans
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah

2.338
1,782

Galveston

549

2,979

101

276

1,SU6

2,161

5.660

Florida
North Carolina
Norfolk

12,618

2^566

..

Total this week.

•

1,798

699

317
181
520

801

1,687
41

...

191
573

56

*'98

460

426

10,900

7,477

2,810

3,562,932 2,706,147 3,967,247 2,867,724 2,114,815

3,764.155

Total since Sept. 1

458
131

409
982

1,534
1,575

505
1
237
793

Tennessee, &c

1869.

1,713

613
895
884

55

530

228
654
384
212
781
28

4,515

461
44
248
171

1,993

1,458

1870.

1871.

1872.

1873.

1874.

Received this week at—

The exports tor the week ending thiB evening reach a total of
10,591 bales, of which 7,795 were to Great Britain, 1,693 to
France, and 1,103 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as
made up this evening, are now 187,670 bales. Below are the
exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding

week of last

season :
Stock-

Exported to—
Week ending

:

.

.

•

H

,

m

•

0

t

247

^

•

,

.

7,791

„

.

5,985

25,372
11,559
3,283
6,536
14,026

335

t"5,507
30,000

26,000

14,846

187,670

169,751

10,480

....

....

10,053

247

10,591
2.779,816

exports tills week under tlie head
timore 247 bales to Liverpool.
The

5,918
6,931

,,,,

2,765

1,103
610,7'6

1,693
363,679

22,349

....

....

....

1873.

1874.

4,458

t

....

A

103

r

....

1,805,421

.

1,693
,,,,

.

f9

.

2,662

1873.

5,886

,

1,693

....

« •

Total
Since ***nt. 1
•

1,000

4,SSG

NewOrleans.
Mobile
Charleston...
Savannah
Galveston....
New York...
Other porta*

week.

Contln’t

France

G.Brit.

July 24.

TotaltUls 8amew’k

82,975

2,593,083

....

of ** other ports” Include .from Bal¬

From the foregoing statement, it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there iB an decrease in
the exports this week of 4,255 bales, while the stocks to-night are
17,919 bales more than they were at this time a year ago. The
following is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to July 17, the latest mail dates.
EXPORTED SINCE SEPT.

BECEIPTB

1 TO—

’

PORTS.

Other

Great

iSVs.
New Orleans
1211,486
Mobile
295,791
Charleston....
432,309
R ivannah
643,111
Galveston
867,544
New York
19',451
12,983
Florida
51,7-5
No. Carolina
497,326
Norfolk
50,229
Other ports ..
.

....

617,903
87,668
165,189
226,711

1229,691
327,192
3->2,012
605,142
S33.103
156,846
12,024
55,807
412,358

The market the
and on Tuesday

249.969

7,245
37,974
35,522
22,578
8,633

252,914
87,273
41,877

1130,786
132,191
245,010

Stock.

188,513
169,692
191,652
222, ‘90
96,695

....

56,699

5*956
11,496
71,073

1835,865

161,068

423 SOI

48,406

269,875

St',411
868

6,826

7,233
20,058

21,729
91,196

609,613

2769,225

494,044 2578,236

1441.739

9,411
11,866
5, >63
116,877

1402,735

249,827

28.173
6,295

448,781

S6I.986

198,691
409,737

3758,495

Tot«l last year

Total.

!

8550,374

.

Total tills year

Britain. France. For’gn.

00
1

Coast¬
wise
Ports.

-•

....

•

•

•

•

j

•

.

.

65

•

•

•

•

12,938
44,893

955
922

476,*77

28.5C0

....

208,262

!

177,112

past week lias been dull for cotton on the spot,
quotations were reduced 4c. to 16£c. for low

middling uplands. On Saturday afternoon 75) bales were sold
for export and on Wednesday 250 bales, but beyond this the busi¬
ness has been almost wholly for consumption and unimportant in
extent.
Exports from all other points have been very small, and
notwithstanding tlie insignificant quantity received at the ports,
no adequate reduction is effected in stocks on hand.
It seems
probable that the crop of 1874-’5 will not be very much later than
that of 1873-’4, nor is it likely to encounter the obstacles arising
from a financial panic to its being speedily marketed.
Hence,
there is little inclination to carry any considerable quantity of the
present crop over with the next, and yet, with this market
above the gravity of Liverpool, to effect sales has been a
difficult matter.
To-day, the market was dull and heavy
under quieter accounts from Liverpool and
a contradic¬
tion
of
the
reports of caterpillars in Alabama.
For
future delivery the market has been quite variable, the early
months showing weakness and the later months advancing.
Monday opened with a very buoyant tone, on advices of continued
rains in the Atlantic States, and and more or less injury from
caterpillars at many points. The rains in Southern Texas and
in

some

parts

of Alabama and the Atlantic Coast have been suf¬

ficiently prolonged to give the grass a great start, and cause
some injury in other ways and the fear of more ; but there has
been some relief to the drought at Tennessee and Arkansas, and
on the whole the drawbacks to the progress of the
present crop
are generally thought to be but slight in
comparison with tlie
favorable nature of the reports in most sections. Still the rains
have caused much apprehension, and hence, while we see weak¬
ness in August, November
and December, have been tending
upward. The weakness in August represents the burden of the

the buoyancy for the later months is the reflec¬
of injury which it is feared will be done to
Besides it must be noted that there is a gen¬
eral revival of speculative feeling in the leading staples of
domestic merchandize, which, of itself, may lead to important

present stocks ;

tion of tlie reports
the growing crop.

results,

The changes in

the relative position .of the several

99

July $5, 4374,3
months, as respects prices of cotton, has, within the past few
weeks been quite important, and we annex a comparative state¬
ment, showing them At a glance : ^
“ ,—Low Middling Uplands,—,
!

has reached

ninety weight

hundredths of an inch. It has rained

Nashville on one day, one Bhower, and we are needing more ;
the rainfall here is also ninety-eight hundredths of an inch. At
Memphis cotton and corn are reported suffering for rain;

at

rain fell

day but only to the extent of two hundredths of an inch,
For August
13&
18 5-16 with rest of the week pleasant ; our last week’s rainfall at Mem¬
For September
18*
16 1116 phis was incorrectly stated at three inches when it should have
16 916 been three hundredths of an inch. There has been no rain all
For October.:
‘
17^
16*1
For November.
17*
the week at Mobile ; the plant looks strong and healthy and is
For December
17*
16^
August from the highest has become the lowest month on the developing promisingly; caterpillars have appeared in Middle
At
list. To-day, there was a smart decline, but after ’Change a good Alabama, but little or no damage has been done by them.
business at 16 3-16c for August, and 16£@16 17-32c for September. Selma it has been warm and dry all the week ; cotton is making
The total sales for forward delivery foT the week are 88,500 good progress; there are rumors of caterpillars, but we think
bales, including
For immediate delivery them of very little importance. It has rained on two days at
free on board.
the total sales foot up this week 3,312 bales, including 1,001 for Montgomery, showery, the rest of the week being pleasant; the
export, 2,067 for consumption, 244 for speculation, and
in crop is developing promisingly, the weather being splendid.
transit. Of the above,
bales were to arrive. The following Macon it has rained one day the rainfall being fifty-hundredths
c.f an inch.
There has been rain at Atlanta, on two days, showers,
are the closing quotations :
the rest of the week being pleasant; cotton is progressing satis¬
isew
Upland and
Texas.
Mobile.
Orleans.
Florida.
factorily ; the rainfall has reached forty hundredths of an inch.
At Columbus it has rained on one day severely and two days
13*0....
13*0....
13*®...
Ordinary
per Jb.
15*0....
15*0....
showery, the rainfall reaching two inches and twenty-two hun¬
15*@....
Good Ordinary
15 15-16
15 15-16
15*®....
dredths of an inch. There was rain at Savannah on two days
Strict Good Ordinary
16*@....
16*0....
16*@...
Low Middling
17*0....
17*0....
hard, local storms, and two days showery; the caterpillar rumors
17 ®....
Middling......
18*0....
o
13*0....
►—-• * 0-0
18*®...
are as yet of no importance.
Good Middling
At Augusta it has rained on three
days heavily, with rest of the week pleasant; the rainfall was
Below we give the sales of spot and transit cotton and price of two and
sixty-five hundredths inches. There were five rainy
Uplands at this market each day of the past week :
days at Charleston, with a rainfall of one and thirty-five
dredths inches. The thermometer has averaged at Augusta 78,
BALKS.
■
PEtOKS.
Mid
Low
Good
at Savannah 80, Columbus 84, Atlanta 83, Macon 79, Montgomery
Con- Spec- Tran¬
Total. Ord’ry. Ord’ry. Midl’g. dllne
sit.
Exp’t. sump. ula’n
8G, Selma 82, Mobile 83, Nashville 83, Memphis 85, New Orleans
17*
16*
70
15*
13*
70
81, Galveston 82, and Charleston 80.
Saturday
16*
15*
13*
*ii9
1/01
191
*751
Monday....
8*
16*
78 L
15*
18*
23
458
250
Our Acreage Report and Liverpool.—Why some of the
Tuesday...
17
16*
531
15*
13*
18
513
Wednesday
17
16*
15*
530
18*
cotton men at Liverpool should have become so excited on the
75
455
Thursday..
17
449
16*
15*
13*
9
440
Friday
receipt of our cotton acreage report, is beyond our comprehension.
We supposed it a very inoffensive document, and yet it appears to
3,312
244
1.001
2,067
Total.
h ive hurt some people fearfully.
One man, all boiling over, who
free on board)
For forward delivery the sales (including —signs himself “ An Old Hand,” but if we were inclined to be critilow middling or
hare reached during the week 88,500 bales (all
cil, should say writes quite like a new hand, in fact quite like a
is a statement of
od the basis of low middling), and the following
child,—it may be second childhood—is so enraged at it that he
the sales and prices:
indignantly puts the conundrum to himself and through the
bales.
cts.
bales.
cts
bales.
ctfl.
For July.
Liverpool Albion to its readers. “ Now who and wliat is the New
600
16*
10C
16k
900
167-16
Dales.
cl*.
100
!6 18-32
400
18 9-32
York Financial Chronicle?”
We give it up,—and yet if we
16
300
400
16 7-16
3C0
16 j 76
HO
16* 22,500 total Aug.
were Yankees, judging from this disturbance at Liverpool, and
2C0
16 15-32
900...,
.16 11 32
800 s. n
15 5-32
2i0
16*
the irritability exhibited there, we should guess it was a cross
16*
1,000
For September.
100
16 5-32
20) ...!.... 16 0-16
300
n *
2,500
16 13-32
200
16 3-16
between a bull and a bear. Seldom do we find room to notice
16*
100
2.300
16 7 16
300
16 13-32
100
16 7 32
2.S00
.1615-82
1 900
.18 7-16
16*
300
personal attacks on ourselves ; in this case, however, it may be
2,800 total Nov.
4,300
16*
3,700
16 15-32
200
16 9-32
due to our many subscribers in Great Britain (which for the benefit
For December.
2<0
16 17-82
6 OCO
16*
100
16 316
of this “ Old Hand ” already referred to, who seems to be deeply
2,700
16 9-16
3,600
16 17-32
1,600 total July.
200
16*
16 19-32
600
3.ICO
16 9-16
1,400
.16 5-16 interested in that subject, we here state exceed in number the
100
16*
1/00
19-32
16
For August.
400
16 11-32
1.000
16 21-82
3 000
16*
subscribers in that country to any other paper, daily or weekly,
1,400
16*
2.000
16*
1,000
16 11-1;
5,200
16 21-32
16 5-32
400
.16 13-32
published In the United States and are increasing every mail) to
3,700
16 11-16
7,100
16 3-16
16 7-16
200
notice and answer distinctly one point which has thus been
2,000
16 23-32 20,400 total Oct.
600
16 7-32
500
16 15-82
Jane 4.

08.21

on one

At

*-• CcCO?**

hun¬

,

...

....

....

....

....

....

..

...

...

16 9-32
16 5-16

3,200

1,000

For October.
100
16 3-16

16*

16 13-32

The

following exchanges have

800 November for

For November.
100
,15 7-32
600
16*
100
16 5 16
200
..16 11 82

85,600 total Sept.

16 11-32

700
15.00

16\

900...

16*

2,000

.

July 23.

'•

200
100
100

16*
16 9-16
..

....16 19-82

5,600 total Dec.

been made during the week:

December even.

will show the closing prices each day on the
basis of low middling uplands, for the several deliveries named:
Frl.

spot
July

16*
16 9-32
26 11-32
16*
16 13-32
16 5-16
16 5-16
110
4.84*
1,296

-

.

Auwust

.

September

.

October
November....
December
Gold
Exchange
Sales snot
Sales future..,

.

.

.

.

.

.

15,800

.

Mon.
16 *

Tues.

16*

Sat.

16*

16
16 5-32
16 15-32
16 5-16
!6*
16 5-16

16*
16 11-16

16 9-32
16 17-32

16 11-32
16 7-32

16*
16*
16*
no*
4.84*

16*
110*

4.84*
1,001
12.100

70

9,900

16*

no*
4

84*
731

16,000

Wed.

16*
16 8-16
1? 7-82
16 9-16
16 15-32

16*
16 13-32

109*
4.84*'
531

10,300

Thurs.
16*
16 9-32
16 9-32 i
16 21-32
16 9-16
16 7-16
16 15-32
110

4.84*
530

17.000

Frl.

16*
16 5-32
16 5-32

13*
16 13*82
18 11-32
16 5-16

:09Y

4.84*
449

23,200

Telegraph.—Although showery
the South the past
week, the rainfall has been much less in most sections and the
accounts are generally much more encouraging than a week ago.
The reasons why wet weather this year has not yet done the cus¬
tomary injuries are—first, when the rains began the fields were
unusually clean and cotton mostly in excellent condition; grass
and weeds therefore have not got the upper hand or been able to
choke the growth. Second, even more than last year, the rain
Weather
weather has

appears to

Reports

by

continued in some portions of

have crept along

the coast and, with few exceptions,

seldom to have gone far inland. Third, unlike last year it
has come in showers, frequently merely local and of short dura
tion although copious; the same amount of rain continued more
slowly from day to day with cloudy weather as a year ago would
have been more injurious.
No harm from caterpillars has yet
been done ; they appear in the fields every year, and only in case
of excessive rains in the future are they likely to do much damage.
At Galveston it has rained on four days but the rainfall has only
reached one inch and five hundreths; our correspondent adds
that the rainfall is in the coast belts, say for fifty mi ies up ; the
few caterpillars which had appeared have mainly web bed* up and
the surmise is that this is the second generation and that the
very

the eighth of August; they
great
drugs

third will appear from the filth to
have done no harm as yet but cause apprehension of a
deal hereafter; there is an active demand for poisoning

despite the Teluctance of laborers to handle them ; dry weather
is very desirable to seeure a crop on the seaboard; in all the
balance of the State the season has been good, the stands Are
good, no worms, growth healthy, fields clean, planting larger
a

year

ago—in short the best prospect for ten years. At
been showers on four d»yi j the rainfall

New Orleans there have




“

authority

secret”
reliable
that the gentleman who writes the cotton articles in

is the Secretary of the
Spinners’ Association of Massachusetts.” How like in
tone, in sentiment and even in form, the gossipy talk at an old
ladies’ tea drink in a remote country village.
One can almost see
those ancient grandames with interest intense and heads nearly
touching, and hear, after this remarkable revelation, the response
of the listeners as they roll up their eyes with an astonished—

“

The following

On

raised.
Tw6of the writers in the Liverpool Albion appear to be sweetly
confidential with the public, and at the same time strictly con¬
scientious ; for they do not think they are “ betraying a
when they say that they “ have been informed by a most
the New York Financial Chronicle

“

Cotton

“

you-don’t-say-so.”

made a statement that had
reliable” gentleman you refer to

seriously, my friends, you never
many untruths in it; the ”
must have imposed upon you. That acreage
But

so

report was not, nor was
portion of it seen previous to its publication, or in any degree
contributed to by any man in any State north of the Potomac, nor
was any information sought or obtained for it except of our own
correspondents at the South. It was made up wholly by the
writer of this item who prepares, of and by himself alone, every
acrerge or crop report or crop estimate; and everything that
appears In this cotton report; and writes in whole, or reviews and
approves before publication, every cotton editorial of The
Chronicle ; he has no stock or interest of any kind what¬
ever, directly or indirectly in any manufacturing association, was
never a Secretary of any, and never bought or had
any interest,
direct or indirect, in the buying or selling of a bale of cotton, or
a cotton contract familiarly called ” futures.”
Furthermore, there is not and never has been any such organ¬
ization as the “ Cotton Spinners’ Association of Massachusetts.”
The only existing body of any similar name is the “ New England
Cotton Manufacturer’s Association,” whose members are the lead¬
ing practical cotton spinners of the country, and whose discus¬
sions, oral and printed, are of
manufacturing processes,
machinery, etc., never of statistics of the cotton trade. Its worthy
Secretary has never been suspected of publishing anything con¬
cerning cotton, other than the proceedings of the association, and
certainly never has anything from him appeared in The Chron¬
icle.
During the years 1868, 1869, and 1870 there was an organ¬
ization styled the " National Association of Cotton Planters and
Manufacturers,” which issued some very valuable statistics of
the production and consumption of cotton, especially in the
United States, gathering at great expense and supplying in tabu¬
lated form much needed information of the actual consumption
of cotton by the mills in this country. That association ceased
to work *s4 to exist ia 1870. The w*at ot the very exact inform
any

THE CHRONICLE

100

mation which it supplied has since been felt so seriously that
the publishers of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

have recently

engaged the services of the former Secretary of

that association to collect this year ior The Chronicle ihestatis
tics of American cotton industry, which will in due time be pub¬
lished in our columns, the first of the kind for four years.
However competent this gentleman may have been to prepare
the articles which seem to have disturbed the equanimity of the

correspondents of the Liverpool Albion, nothing from his pen
has ever appeared in our columns, except extracts from his val¬
uable reports made when Secretary of that association in 1870
and previous years.
In a word, then, no Secretary or o‘her person connected
with any association has access to the columns of
The
Chronicle

[July 25, 1874.

Gunny Bags, Bagging, Etc.—The market has been fairly
bagging, with an upward tendency, there
sellers. The sales are 1,150 rolls at 12}c,
1,850 rolls at 12fc, 325 half rolls at 12fc, 500 rolls and 500 half

active the past week for
being more buyers than

rolls at

13c; and in Boston 1,600 rolls at 12i^l2$c; the market
closing at l3@13£c in New Tork and 12f@12$c in Boston. Ih
foreign cloth there have been small transactions; we hear of 50
bales native at 9£c, a few jobbing lots at 10£c, 100 bales Gourripore at 12|c, 50 bales Borneo on private terms, and 75 bales do,
in lots, at 12|'913c.
Bags are nominal at ll£c; no sales. Jute
butts have ruled quiet but firm, closing at 2|c. The sales are500
bales at 2 ll-16c cash, 1,900 bales at 2$c cash, an 1 850 bales at 2£c
60 days; we also note a sale ot 500 bales jute rejections at 3frc.
Visible Supply of Cotton as Made

up by

Cable and Tele¬

responsibility for any matter in The graph.—Below we give our table of visible supply, as made up
Chkonicle except when published as a communication.
We by cable and telegraph to-night. The continental stocks are the
have endeavored to secure upon the editorial staff of The Chron¬ figures of last
Saturday, but the totals tor Great Britain and the
icle the highest ability for the treatment of all topics within its
afloat for the Continent are this week’s returns, and consequently
.range, and more than that, we shall in the future, as in the past, brought down to Thursday evening; hence to make the toiuls the
consider ourselves at liberty to obtain at all times facts and
complete figures for to night (July 21;. we add the item of exports
figures and editorials from every possible source, from the con¬ from the United {States, including in it the exports of Friday
sumer or producer, and when we approve shall publish them
only.
without any name attached if we so desire. We assume all the
1873.
1874.
1872.
899.000
responsibility for them, and claim alL the credit, if they have Stock at Liverpool
982,000
965,000
any. It is not our fault that they have the effect to defeat the Stock at London
121,250
211,500
236,000
speculative plans of eithei “ bulls" or " bears" (the “ shorts” or
Total Great Britain stock
1,108,250
1,110,500
1,201,000
the “ longs ") of the market.
If false or defective, they can have
Stock at Havre
221,000
153,750
157,(00
no such effect; it is only because they have been found to be cor¬
or

any

and reliable that their influence has been felt and these
efforts made to weaken that influence.
We trust the Liverpool Albion will do us tbe.justice to publish
this explicit denial of the charges of its correspondents. Nor can
we see how any lair journal can permit itself to be used in the
future to question the authorship of any article in our columns.
Memphis Cotton Exchange—Report of the Condition

rect

OF the Crop for

July.—By telegraph from John S Toof, Sec¬

retary, we are to night in receipt of the Memphis Cotton Ex
change July report, issued to-day, showing the condition of the
crop in that district July 15.
of W. P. Proudfii, chairman,

The committee preparing it coasist
also S. M. Gates, J. R. Godwin.
T. H. Allen, W. F. Taylor, and S. M. Anderson.
The questions
and answers are reported as follows:
Question 1. What has been the character of the weather since June 15 ?
Answer: Out of two hundred aud
•

een

eighty-six replies one hundred and eight¬
report the weather favorable, b dance unfavorable.

Questi n 2 Haa the we >ther been more or lesa favorable up to this period

Stock

ac

Marseilles

16,000
76,750

Stoctt at

Hamburg

Stock at Bremen
Stock at Amsterdam

Europe
afloat for Europe.

......

Egypt. Brazils, &c.f afloat for Europe....
Stock in United States ports..
Stock in United States interior ports
United States exports to-day

Question 4. What proportion of the crop in your section tv^s planted early ?

American afloat to

Forty-two per cent was planted early.
Question 5. How are the stands of cotton in your section, and how

Answer

with

compute

time last year?

same

do they

plantings one hundred and seventy report stands
better, one hundred aud ttvo report not so good. The later plantings one
hand ed and sixty-five report better, one hundred report not so good.
Question d. Is the cjttou well lormedand boded?
Answ. r: \E tr y pi .ntine).—Two hundred and six report well formed and
boded, and sixty report it is not.
Answ r : (Late planting).—one hundred and forty report favorable and one
hundred and thirty unfavorable.
"Answer:

of th; early

Question 7. Do the laborers continue to work well ?

hundred and sixty six state that they work well, and one
hundred that they work moderately well to bad.
Qu stio 8. V\ hat is the present conditions of the cotton crop in your sec
tiou, and how' does it conipa-e with same t me last yea1 ?
Answer: The earl> plantings oi.e himdred and forty report the condition is
better then last year, fifiy-two about the same, and flfty-thiee that it is net
so good.
The late plantings oue hundred and two i eport better than last
ye ir; seventy four about the same ; ninety not so good.
answer:

One

Question 10. State the increase or decrease of fertilizers in your county as

1874
1873
1872

f.,'00

1.000

7.000

6.000

1,000

7,000

7.U00

l,0u0

8,000

This

858,000 1,099 000
644.000 192,000
836.090
582.000 237,000
819,000

520.000
211,500

Continental stocks

121,250
204,250

India afloat for Europe

581,000

310,250
378,000

664,000
226,000
406,0C0

73,000

53,000

519,000
61,000

1,475,500
1,010,272

1,477.750
930,195

1,886,000
653,251

2,407,945
8Xd.

2,644,251
9^d.

f<»regoiug it would appear that compared with last
there is no increase or a decrease this year in the week’s
shipments from Bombay to Europe, and that the total movement
From the

increase in shipments of 263,000 bales
compared with the corresponding period of 1873.

since January 1




shows

an

to-day
bales.

Egypt, Brazil, <&c., afloat
Total East

India, &c

Total American
Total visible

bales

supply

Middling Uplands, Liverpool
These figures indicate an

Price

104,895
9,356

2,485,772
8X@8*d.

*

increase in the cotton in sight to*
night of 77,837 bales as compared with the same date of 1873,
and a decrease ot 58,479 bales as compared with the correspond¬
ing date of 1872.
Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports.—Below we

give the movements of cotton at the interior ports—receipts and
shipments for the week, and stock to-night and for the correspond¬
ing week of 1873:
ending July 24,1874— -Week ending July 55, 1873,Receipts. Shipments. Stock. Receipts. Shipimnts. Stock
547
1,179
3,308
Augusta
186
1,054
7,484
442
66
34
Columbus
81
1,763
1,625
120
271
22
27
Macoh
2,277
1,782
164
54
186
12
105
1,897
Montgomery ..
10
74
533
54
528
10
Selma.
411
9,204
2,733
1,783
9,710
1,521
Memphis
441
562
654
66
Nashville*....
4,320
6,453
-Week

25,444

655
240
433

621
405

8,746

595
175
286

....

9,450

3,018

3,052

1,610
10,216

3,496

25,602

106
51215
394

Shreveport....
Atlanta
St: Louis
Cincinnati

5M7

741

Total, old...

Since
Jan. 1.

year

247,000

546,000

20,

1,199.000
913,000
3,000
898,000
1,000

801,000
181,000
60,000

379,000

London stock

3,009

741,000

9,356
2,000

Liverpool stock

,—Receipts.—*
week.

104.895

658,250

Bombay Shipments.—According to our cable dispatch received
to-day, there have been 6,000 bales shipped from Bombay to
Great Britain the past week and 1,000 bales to the Continent,
while the receipts at Bombay during the same time have been
3,000 bales. The movement since the 1st of January is as
follows. These are the figures of YV. Nicol & Co., of Bombay,
and are brought down to Thursday, July 23 :
Total.

169,751
25,444
2,COO

930,195

Question 14. Was there any cotton planted after May 20 on lands that had

Continent.

61,000

1,010,272

Seventy report favorable for the growth of the crop; two hun¬

Great
Britain,

€0,000

58,000

187,670

Total American

weather from May 15 to

.—Shipments since Jan. 1-

107,000

73,000

East Indian, Brazil, <tc.—

dred report too dry.

Continent. Total.

73.000

2.000

Twenty per cent.

Great
Britain,

1,788.000
519.000

2,000

May 20?

.—Shipments this week—,

378.000

1,000

United States expot ts

cent came up after June 1.
Question 12. W Hat proportion of cotton in your county was planted after

been overflow* d ? If so how does it comuare with previous pLntin^ ?
Answer: Foul per cent of the overflowed lands was planted arter May
and the present condition is an average?

1,667.750

25,502

Europe

United States interior stocks

Question 11. What proportion of the crop in your county did not come np

Answer:

1,504,500

107,000
169,751
25,444

until June?
Answer: Twenty-nine per

Question. 14. Whit was the character of the

587,000

436,000
287,000
73,000

United States stock

Answer: None used.

June 15?

557,250

American—

compared wi h lust year ?

Answer:

103,000

2.544,251
2,485,772
2,407,945
and other descriptions are as follows

Liverpool stock

Question. 9. State any favorable or unfavorable circumstances relative to

the growth or condition ot the cotton crop in your section not covered by the
above questions ?
Answer: Better cultivated than for years, but suffering materially from con¬
tinued drought. Our reports anticipate dmger from frost in consequence of
lateness of crop, and state there are slight indications of rust and blight.

supply

78,000

25,602
1,000.

Continental stocks

Total visible

Of the above, the totals of American

7,000
87,000

187.670

...

cotton afloat for

29.000

531.000

Total European stocks

than dating same time last year?
Anawer: One hundred and aeventy-one replies report more favorable, and
the balance teas favorable.
Question 1. Have any lands planned in cotton in your section been aban^
doneu? It so, haw much, and from what causes?
Answer: Two and three-quarters per
cent have been abandoned from
drought, and overflow.

74,000

491,250

Total continental stocks

American cotton

34,500
56,500
106,250
37,000

64,000
82,000
80,000

43,000

Stock at Antwerp
Stock at other continental ports

India

19,000

48,000

45,000
86,750
27,250
12,250

Stock at Rotterdam.

-

14,250

27.250

Stock at Barcelona

117
10
722
401

248
637

3,021

new..

766

1,250

19,081*

4,074

4,380

12,852

Total, all...

1,507

'4,746

44,683

7,095

9,827

38,296

Total,

j
»

a c unt of stock at

Nashville shows 700 bales 1 ss than the estimated stock.

The above totals show that the old interior stocks have decreased

during the week 3,455 bales, and are to-night 158 bales more

peiioi last year. The receipts
bales less than the same week last year.

than at the same

have been 2,280

1813

from New York since Sept.1,

Exports of Cotton (bale*)

101

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THE

July 25,1674 J

The following

table will show the daily closing prices of cotton

WEEK ENDING

July

.

15.

1.

Liverpool
Other British Ports
Total to Gt. Britain

Tnes.

8%@8%

8%®8%

2,533

489,250

6,932
1,701

5,995

...

...

...

....

412,399

2,662

5,879

3,181

....

....®8%

8%®8%

....@8*

....®8%

for the week
Fri.

Thurs.

b%<&8* 8%®8%

....®8% ....®8%

BREADSTUPPS,
There

of flour early in the
little, if any, recovery,
steadier tone has been in some degree perceptible.

was a

decline in the leading grades

week, from which there has since been

although

a

The failure to stimulate an

...

July 24, 1874.

Friday P. M..

487,743
1,507

412,399

....

....

....

••

Havre
Other French ports

5,879

8,131

2.533

22.

2.662

..®8%

Orleans.

prev.
year.

date.

July

July

8.

July

do

time

to

EXPORTED TO

Mid’g Uplands 8%®8%

Same

Total

Wednes.

Mon.

Satnr.

advance in wheat, the dull accounts

the principal
depression. Common No. 2 sold down to $3 75,
103
18,383
784
20,561
19
Bremen and Hanover
4,697
4,043
choice superfine at $5 25, common shipping extras from spring
Hamburg
8,329
3,238
Other ports
wheat at $5 50@5 60, with good to choice brands of the same
103
31,409
27,842
784
19
Total to N. Europe.
grade at $5 75(3)5 90. Good to prime straight brands from winter
25
wheat sold in large lines at $6@6 25.
Spain, Oporto A Gibraltar Ac
Rye flour has been
2,74!
2,647
All others
scarce and higher, with sales of common to choice superfine
at
2,741
.2,672
Total Spain, Ac
$6 25@6 60. Corn meal has sold to a moderate extent only, at
529.395
2.765
451,546
5.879
3.915
2,552
Grand Total
$4 60@4 65 for Brandywine. To-day, there was depression in the
The tollo wing are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston, low grades, with sales of common extras at $5 40, prime supers
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. 1,’78: at $5, and prime No. 2’s at $4 25, but the medium and better
BALTIMORE.
PHILADELP’lA
grades met with a fair home demand at steady prices.
BOSTON.
NEW YORK.
The wheat market has been greatly depressed, falling early in
rbcb'ts fromSince
This
Since
This
This
Since
This
Since
week. Septl. week. Septl.
the week to $1 27@1 28 for No. 2 Chicago, $1 3001 31 for No. 2
week. Sept 1. week. Septl.
Milwaukee, $ 1 32@1 33 for No. 1 spring, and $1 29(3)1 32 for red
33 415
4,381
New Orleans..
2,915 130,892
2,732
589
13,687
Texas
49,084
and amber do. There have been moderate supplies of new Ten¬
413 10,537
16,442
42,037
Savannah
1,004 138,143
nessee, which, in consequence of the drought which has so long
984 15,926
Mobile
5,212
17
Florida
26
8,159 prevailed in that State, is very dry; it has been taken early in the
740
22,790
S’th Carolina.
137,539
173 17,370
10
7,930
week at $1 50, but dropped yesterday to $1 40.
24,294
N’th Carolina.
The receipts at
63,158
702 82.159
203
250,454
Virginia
447
the West have materially fallen off, but operators in that section
81
12,355
2,386 99,489,
North’rn Ports
141 16,035
5,408 have been so
15 24,555
625
196.076
Tennessee, Ac
badly beaten by the course of prices in the past two
62
2,981
Foreign
months that they are now without much heart for a speculation.
199 110,984
554 41,615
4,087 334,130
6.157 947,047
Total this year
To-day, the market was firmer, with sales of No. 2 Chicago at
1,107 102,465
630 53,241
3,540 329,847
Total last year.
17,799 942.816
$1 30, do. Milwaukee at $1 33@1 35, and No. 1 do. at $1 38. But
Shipping News.—The exports of cotton from the United States winter wheats were neglected.
Indian corn has been active; prices have advanced from 78c. foi
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 4,078
bales. So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
prime canal mixed early in the week to 80c. yesterday, with the
■ameexports reported by telegraph, and published in TheChronbusiness for the week aggregating fully one million bushels
ICLE last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back.
With regard to New York, largely for export, but some to go into store on speculative
we include the manifests of all vessels cleared up to Wednesday
account.
Supplies show very little variation, and the general
night of this week.
situation is much the same as for some time past. To-day, there
Total bales
was a further advance, with large sales of prime mixed Western
New York—To Liverpool, per steamers Wisconsin, 744
.Algeria, 168
Greece, 361... City of Brooklyn, 90..
Celtic, 1.299
2,662 at
81c., and white Western brought 90c. in store.
To Bremen, per steamer Kronprinz Fr. Wilhelm. 103..
103
New Orleans—To Liverpool, per steamer State of Minnesota, 1,229.. .
1,229
Rye has been dull, and small supplies of the new crop have
Boston—To Liverpool, per steamer Parthia, 84
84
Total Frencli

•

•

•

•

....

....

•

•

•

5,995

8,633

•

from abroad,
causes

* -

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

of the

•

....

....

....

....

and the scarcity of freight room, were

....

—

....

•

•

•

•

—

••

....

....

.

....

..

...

....

.

....

.

.

.

.

....

.

.

.

•

•

...

•

•

•

,

#

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

>

•

•

•

«

•

•

•

•

•

....

....

.

.

.

•

....

....

....

....

...

..

...

sufficient to cause a decline. Jersey new sold yesterday at
Canada peas remain scarce and nominal. Oats have been
the object of much speculation, based upon the continued small
receipts at the Western markets, and the reduced stocks at all
points. On Wednesday several boat-loads of No. 2 Chicago sold
at 64$@65c. in store and 66-Jc. afloat, hut yesterday a further
advance asked checked business.
To-day, prime mixed sold at
66^@67c. in store, with choice white held at 75c.
The following are the closing quotations :
been

4,078

Total,..’.
The
are as

particulars of these shipments, arranged
follows:
Liverpool.
2.662

.

1,229

.

•

2,765

1,229

.

84

....

4.078

103

3,975

.

Total.

Bremen.
103
•

84

Baltimore

in our usual form

the week, of disasters*
United States ports :
State op Louisiana, str. (Br)., from New Orleans, at Liverpool July 5, struck
iceberg J une 26. but is believed to have received no damage.
Below

we

give all news received, during

&c., to vessels carrying cotton from

$1.

ern

on an

disabled; refused assistance.

Liverpool, was passed 16th in lat.
New York 17th), with machinery

Enebgi, bark ^Ger.)—Advices from Narva Jnly 4 state that 900 bales of cotton
bad been saved from the Ene:gi, Horn, from New Orleans, reported
June 9 as stranded on the first- mentioned place ; the fore part of the
vessel has been raised, so that she may possibly b« got off.
Hermann Theodor, bark (Dan.), Tydsk, sailed from Savannah March 12 for

Liverpool, and has not since been heard of. The H. T. was 425 tons
register, and built in 1857.
Vessel Libelled.—Messrs. Thompson A Walter, merchants of Savannah, on
the 7th inst. filed their libel against the bark Alexander McNeil, her
tackle, apparel and furniture, in the United States District Court in
Admiralty, in a cause for contract for supplies. The vessel is loaded
wiih cotton, and is now under seizure by virtue of a warrant returnable
at the office of the Clerk of the United States Court on the 21st, at 10 A.

M.—{Savannah News Ju'y 13.
Cotton

Extra State, Ac
Western Spring

Sail.

d.

Saturday.. 5-16® %
Monday... 5-16®%

c.
...

(ft*
MX

...

c.

c.

%
X
X
X
X
X

-MX

..®%

-MX

-MX
..®%
-MX
..®%
-MX
&X
%comp.

%
%
%

Tuesday.. .5-16®%
%
-MX
Wedn’aay.5-16®%
%
®x
MX
Thursday .5-16®%
%
MX
Friday
%®5-16
Liverpool, July 24—3.30 P.M.—By Cable from Liverpool.—
The market has ruled quiet to-day. Sales of the day were 12.000
...

...

...

...

.

,

bales were for export and speculation.
Of to-day’s sales 7,000 bales were American.
The weekly
movement * is given as follows :
bales, of which 2,0C0

July8.

Sales of the week...,
bales
of which exporters took....
of which speculators took...
Total stock
v.
of which American
Total import of the week
of which American
Actual export ,

Amount afloat
of which. American.




July 10.

70,000
13,000

75,000

5,000

993,000

485,000

,

95,000
53,000

10,000

586,000

80,000

13,000
7.000
999,000

483,000
71,000
80,000

11.000
471,000
56,000

Julyl7.

64,000
5.000

4,000

1,004.000
461,000
70.000
9.000

10,000
442,000
54*000

July 24.
65,000

8,000
5,000
982,000
436,000

43,000
10,000

11,000
439,000

52,000

5 65® 9 00

brands
Southe> n bakers’ and fa¬

7 00® 8 75

8 00® 9 00
6 25® 7 00

80%® SIM'
92
90®
82®
83

® ....
1 00® 1 05

Oats—Black

mily orands
Southern shipp’gextras..
Rye flour, superfine
Corn meal—Western, Ac.

1 28® 1 31
1 33® 1 85
1 40® I 52

..

Southern,white
Rye

Corn meal—Br’wine. Ac.

8 75® 4 25
4 60® 4 65

1874.
—,
For the
8ince
Jan. 1.
week.

.

Flour, bbls.
O.

meal, “

.

60,367
3,725

2,212,647
130.268

Wheat, bus. 726.179 24.769.784
Corn.
“ .1.404.160 16.542.893

“
♦Barley “
Rye,

Oats ...“

.

.
.

43-,798

43,060
643.293
129,549 5,430,922

Since
Jan.

1, 1973.

1,714,606

do.
do.

1 15®. 1 40

market has been as follows:
NEW YORK.18 73.
Since
For the
Jan.1.
week.
728 607
38,485
103 557
4.747

-EXFORTB PROM

1874.
For the
Since
Jan. 1.
week.
27.773 1,249,028

-141,611
9,730,909

2,383
115.608
654,862 22,219,090

8.662,137
503.036
744,767

757,894 11,851,534
522,451

6,284,752

70
75

nominal.

Canada W'est
State
Peas—Canada

receipts at new yobk.-

....

72®

Barley—Western

6 20® 6 f 0

/

—®
67®

Mixed
White

The movement in breadetuffs at this

c.

c.

c.

%comp.
%comp.
%comp.
%comp.
%comp.

5 40® 5 85
6 00® 8 00

6 00® 6 50

City shipping extras. ..
City trade and family

Steam. Bail.

d.

5 60® 5 80

do double extras
do winter wheat extras
and double extras

,

Steam.

No. 2
No. 1
Red Western
Amber do
White
Corn-Western mixed
White Western
Yellow Western

4 75® 5 10

Wheat

extras

freights the past week have been as follows :
Hambcirg.—
Bren aen.
/—Havre.—,
Liverpool.
Sail.
Steam.
Steam. Sail.
,

spring,busb.fl 21® l 25
spring
1 29® 1 34
spring
..
1 35® 1 38

Wheat—No.8

$ bbl. $3 75® 4 25

3upcrflneStateand West¬

'

Tomas, str. (Sp.), from Baltimore July 8 for
41.20. Ion. 64,45. by str. Macedonia (at

Grain.

Flour.

No. 2

73,262

8,257

In “Receipts” at New York includes also malt.
The following tables show the Grain in sight
ment of Breadstuff's to the latest mail dat^s:

8,050,457

968,338
268,690

7,139,496

37,319

261.332
40.040

ilk)

17,693

*

RECEIPTS AT LAKE AND RIVER PORTS
JULY 18, AND FROM AUGUST
Wheat
Flour.
bbls.
bush.
(196 lbs.) (60 lbs.)

Chicago...
Milwaukee...
Toledo

Detroit

Cleveland....

19,597

285,903
358,279
160.339
16,091

11,900

and the move¬

FOR THE WEEK ENDING
1 TO JULY 18.

Corn

.

bush.
(66 lbs.)

1,327.735
28,380
155,695

Rye.

Oats.

Barley

bnsh.

bush.

hash.

(821b-.»(481bs >

(56 l>-s.)

119,761

4,755

3,519

28.424
17.676

760

450

700

9,959

8,994

17,600

11,050

•

•

•

•

800

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St: Louis
Peoria
Duluth

17,704

*2,500
78,114

1,075,257

1,719,627

274,710

7,015

5,782

90.482

Total..

1,605,209 1 850. U4
1,131,088 1.565,107
375,741 1,791,588

'354.615

1.667

13,£43

752,779

6.230
16,928
19,946

24.993
15,348
66.904

Previous week...

Corresp’Lg week,,’73.
46

’72.

44

’71.
’70

92,256
42.793
103.412

115,469
64,790

t,m

192,029
6,151
44,565

600

*

• •

42,205
21,600

•'

•

<£0

.

....

••••

....

256.331

•

1,022.917 1,679,846
319,632
89,998 1,050,760
23,5 < 0
790,477
376,169
15,743
Total Aug. 1 to date. 6.032,186 82,069,959 61,516.893 26,000,972 4.957,188 1,730.105
Same time 1872-73. 5,601,310 52,440,702 67,941,654 28,022,154 9,110,753 1,876,721
Same time 1871-72.. 4,940.607 38.876.440 66,881,466 24,488,957 6,345,379 2,743,952
Same time 1870-71.. 6,570,691 45,508,670 43,550,719 19,276,761 5,251,578
689,129
11

[Jnly 2&; 1674.

trlbfe elections of the coahtiy than in' the "East, and! for that rea¬
son it is still feared that the distribution of
goods -during the
coming season in the States where manufacturing is so largely
carried on, will not be as liberal as could be desired. Stocks are
ight in retailers’ hands, however, and a moderate distribution is

insared.

There have been

the finances of the

notable events in connection with

no

trade, and at the close

an

encouraged feeliDg

prevails.
Domestic Cotton Goods.—The market

for cotton fabrics has

only moderately active, though the movement is increasing,
*
Estimated.
and buyers are coming in from the West and South in fair num¬
Shipments of Flour and Grain from the ports of Chicago
bers for their purchases of staple cottons.
As there are many
Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis, Peoria and
ines of dry goods which have not been opened as yet, the market
Duluth, for the week endirg July 18, 1874, and from January
1 to July 18 :
is not generally active, but many of the principal lines of cottons
Flour, Wheat,
Kye. are taken out
Corn,
Oats,
Barley,
freely at the current quotations, which are regarded
bn sir
bush.
bush.
Weekending—
bush.
bbls.
bush.
16,906 as low.
July 18, 1874
114,259
899,720 2.051,742
232,587
4,856
Brown *nd bleached cottons are without change, and
365.832
2,266
Julyll, 1874
798,598 2,211.412
2,510
8',495
Correep’ngweek 1873
17,862 the market is steady at quotations.
95,471 1,181.708 1,558.759
9,832
678,224
Prints have been cleared
14.741
Corresp’ng week 1872 121.112 1,320,378 1,234,814
17,389 out at
713,843
very low prices for light summer effects, while many of
30.957
463,735 2.011,363
Corresp'ng week 1871
50.545
851,434
19,955
8.830
Corresp’ng week 1870
828,462 1,872 2?6
96,265
10,864 the corporations have opened their dark work, and aTe making
107,246
Total Jan. to date.,. .3,153,398 31,981,101 25,106.988 8,721,028 1.241,614 2,373,814
sales of the more choice styles at quotations. Other cotton goods
Same time 1873
3,247,607 19,535,075 22,007,672 12,024,083 1,553,312 647,443
Same time 1872
2,091,531 7,346.060 34,215,437 9,765,998 1,002,444
654,161 are steady and unchanged.
Same time 1871
2,118,886 15,478.573 27,794,427 4,634,311
301,435
376,674
Domestic Woolen Goods.—The demand has been moderate,
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN AT 8EABOARD PORTS FOR T1IE
although clothiers have previously purchased about all the goods
WEEK ENDING JULY 18, AND FROM JANUARY 1 TO JULY 18.
that were necessary to supply their immediate wants, and the
Flour, Wheat,
Barley,
Rye,
Corn,
Oats,
At—
bble.
bush.
bush.
bush*
hush.
bush.
current consumption requires but small additional purchases.
New York
500
163.698
59,220
669,572 1,425,826
Cloths and overcoatings are selling moderately, and are steady.
Boston
688
14,577
9,983
73,696
11,200
4,200
Portland*
5,450
1.000
3.500
Flannels and blankets are in fair demand, and there is a firm
Montreal
18.965
510,504
63,595
12 9*0
650
132.300
56,900
Philadelphia
70,700
feeling on both with the more popular styles of blankets, showing
Baltimore
110 900
720
9,296
100,000
19,200
a slightly improved tone.
New Orleans
Hosiery is going out moderately, but
9,266
46,039
25,756
the market is firmly maintained. Worsted dress fabrics have
Total
129,754 1,378.019 1,855.906
299,554
4,200
2,558
Previous week
153,998 1.846.841 2,072,831
413,992
10,237 not begun to move as yet, as the principal manufacturers have
7,675
Week July 4
158,858 1,903,502 1,669 286
378,640
8,510
5,855
not opened their stock, and some orders have been placed at about
Week June 27
196,160 1,997,205 1,613,670
350,345
13,297
4,000
:>een

'

*“

‘

,

...

,,

,

....

....

..

...

.

.

'

.

.

Cor. week ’73

Total Jau.
Same time
Same time
Same time
*

129,927 1,516,246 1,013,973
484,706
1 to date. .5,664,188 34,655,369 30,129,459 9.774,849
1873
.4,156,158 15.240,929 22.952,119 12,879,562
1872
.4,145,200 5,793,677 40.582,557 11,824,837
1371,
.4,209,435 14,432,331 22,045,432 6.622,968
.

13,069

79.417

725.105

1,296,699

625,778
528,882
379,968

537,045

153,148

1.125,849

Estimated.

The Visible

Supply

Grain,

of

including the stocks in

at tho principal points of accumulation at lake and

granary
seaboard ports, in transit by rail, on the Lakes and on the New
York canals, was, on

July 18,1874:
Wheat
bush.

..

“
“
“
“
“

*

Barley.

bush.

bush.

647,019

256,155

12,800
83,129
1,866,078
1,039,361
24,877
228,320
33,026

2,‘200
78,830

3,500

50,000
74.702

2,161
1,468
47,244
339.622

125,000
...

Corn,

1,444,844

2,026
15,681

52,169

Foreign Goods.—The

imports are about equal to those of
this time, but as yet there has been no change of
importance to note in the market, as goods have not been offered
in very liberal assortments, and the transactions are restricted to
the more staple qualities, and the distribution of these is by no
means heavy.
A few summer fabrics find sale, but the demand
last year at

is small in the

aggregate.
importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
July 23, 1874, and the corresponding weeks of 1873 and 1872
The

have been

follows

as

:

19,910

'

177 973
25.688

75,000
193,141
112,149
42,119
55,600

140,000
216,238

838,507

1,995,532

61,213

56,210

5,107

20,332
10,000
8,845
2,824
75,207
10,553
13,737
35,000
15,000
84,924
147,663

1,971,800
7.286.872

819,768
1.350,880
1,384,945
1,812,002
1.901,306

8,003,986
7,467,710
7,128,543

6,790,928
6,631,603
6,876,659

9,310,417

1,874,956

2,075,476
4,164,652

CONSUMPTION FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY

1872

Pkge.

Manufactures of wool.... 103
do
cotton.. 358
do
silk
544
flax
do
855
Miscellaneous dry goods. 889
,

1,468

2‘66o

Total

,

,

Value.
$36,601
100.216
515,920

1873
Pksrs.
Value.

23, 1674.
1874

,

1,250

>

‘

Pkgs

Value.

193,272

1,007

$672,815
423,662
274,272
287,589

158,578

284

110,051

1,5«3' $671,476
894,662
529
361,874
1,187
254,869
1,528
12L502

4,252 $1,768,389

5,960 $1,804,373

1,353
858

2,749 $1,034,587

1,153

WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE AND THROWN INTO THE MARKET DURING THE
SAME PERIOD.

*456
3,900

17,950

6,604,735
July 11,’74 6,257,011
July 4,’74 6,653,663
June 27.’74 7,120,662
June 20,’74. 7,737,614
June 13,’74. 8,093.202
June 6,’74.10,019,808
July 19,’78. 4,977,480

ENTERED FOR

,

20.461

801,000

Total
Total in store & in transit
“

Oats,

bush.

1,476,077

Tn store at New York
In store at Albany
In store at Buffalo
In store at Chicago
In store at Milwaukee
In store at Duluth
In store at Toledo
In store at Detroit
In store at Oswego*
In store at St. Louis.
In store at Peoria
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
In store at Philadelphia*
In store at Baltimore
Rail shipments
Lake shipments
Amount on New York canals

former rates.

13,531
8,651
15,498
62.810

34,888
64.539
71.906

Manufactures of wool....

203
190
110
461
147

$95,077
64,682

572
405

$283,740

126.467

149

160,010

105,873

469
65

106.943

19,060

1,111

$411.i09

1.660

$679,377

Add ent’d for consumpt’n

2,749

1,034,587

4,252

1,768,389

Total thrown upon m’kH.

3,860 $1,445,696

do
do
"
do
Miscellaneous

cotton..

^

silk
flax.....

dry goods.

Total

109,712

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Friday, P. M., July 24, 1874.

$241,406

1,365
5,960

$532,835
1,804,373

12,795

6,912 $2,447,766

110.309

76,062
01,839

13,220

7,325 $2,337,208

ENTERED FOR WAREHOUSING DURING SAME PERIOD

Manufactures of wool — 2,169 $1,104,386
cotton.. 1,214
do
390.366
do
silk
361
404.947
do
flax
567
159,796
Miscellaneous dry goods.4,926
75,337

Estimated

488
299
90
431
57

125.889

Total

1,173
614
116

567

128

9,337 $2,134,832

2,698

$524,355
184,874
113,902
144,195
21,152

1,345

$503,548

497
120
677

161.592
116,170

4,088

$988,478

170,541
41,569

6,727 $1,053,420

goods has been limited during the past week, Add ent’d for consumpt n 2,749 1.034,587 4,252 1,768,389 5,960 3,801,373
hut there is some improvement constantly going on, and the Total entered ai the port! 1,988 $3,169,419
6,850 $2,756,867 12,687 $2,857,793
market as a whole rules pretty steady. There has been a more
We annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
general inquiry from the local jobbers for the more staple fabrics, manufacture, our prices quoted being those of leaaing jobbers:
and the Western trade are also buying with some freedom, the
Domestic GlngHams.
current prices having induced a more active distribution as there Amoskeag
Renfrew
11# Glenox
11#
Gloucester
10
Bates
11
Shirley
is believed a margin for speculative operations, the
Lancaster
tendency be¬ Caledonia
11# Union
10
11
10# Randalmon......... 13
10# Namaske
ing favorable for an advance later on, under any material im¬ Glasgow
Glased Cambrics.
provement in the general trade. Reports from the South aDd
7
Ellerton....
Harmony
6
Washington
6#
West indicate that those sections will be pretty free buyers of
7
Red Cross
7
Franklin...,
High colors lc. higher.
6%
goods this fall, as the crops are likely to be large, and to be Garner
marketed readily at remunerative prices. The news of the Chi
Cotton Sail Back.
Na 7
30
Ontario and Woodberry
cigo fire created some distrust in the trade here, but this has been Woodberry and Druid No. 8.
28
Mills.
USA Standard 23# in.
26
do
No. 9.
44
8 oz. 22
entirely dispelled by later advices which show that the dry goods No. 0.‘.
do
42
9 oz. 24
The demand for

interest has not suffered at

tribute!

as

to lead to

no

in the unfortunate

all, and that the entire loss is

serious trouble in

so

dis

that branch of busi

The effects of the panic of last fall
liave been well recovered from more thoroughly in tho more reness




city.

No, 1

No. 5

40
38
38
34

No. 6.......

32

No. 2
No.3

.

No, 4

,

Light duck—

18
do heavy (9 oz.)... 21
Mont.Ravens 29in. -20

Bear (Roz.) 29 in.,

do

40in.

28

do
do
do

Ontario

10

oz.

12

oz.

.1,5

oz.

Twl^29in.

Extwfs’TsIhbm^’

26
31
38
18
23

13

Miscellaneous

Financial.

Financial.

The New York

REAL ESTATE

MORTGAGE BONDS

INSURANCE AND

LIFE

TRUST

GUARANTEED BY THE

COMPANY,

,

WALL

52

No.

Equitable Trust Co.,

STREET.

$1,000,000 CAPITAL.

CHARTERED IN 1830.

by Will

Property as Agents tor

the

Otherwise.

Manases

Owners.

First—They have the

pp*11%-payable alter ten days’ notice.

Second—-Eech bond is secured by a first mortgage
real estate of not less than double its value.

.

—

.

.

.

e

James Colies,
Henry Parish,
Jaa. P. Kernochan,
J.J. Astor,
Win. C. Schermerhorn,
James a. Roosevelt,
Lonl’d Spenoer, •;
JoseBh Batteli,
Frederic W. Stevens,
Robert l. Kennedy,
Charles G. Thompson.

HENRY PARISH. President

THOMAS W. LUDLOW, Vice-President.
JOSEPH R. KKARNY, Secretary.

MEIKLEHAM, Assistant Secretary.

and

SPENCERIAN
DOUBLE ELASTIC

thereby keeping its whole capital of One -Million
Dollars unimpaired, TO MEET AT ALL TIMES the

payment of both principal and

prompt

Interest of

Bonds.
All mortgages securing the Bonds are formally ap¬
proved by the following Executive Board :
ROBERT L. KENNEDY, ADRIAN ISELIN, .
SAMUEL WILLETS,;
JAMES A. R:>? »SEVELT,
these

;

EUGENE KELLY,
JOHN D. MAXWELL,
GUSTAV H. KI8SELL.
1 hese Securities bear Swen Per Cent Interest pay
able semi anuuallv, and are offered for sale at par and
int rest, at the o'dce of the Equitable Trust Company
WM. REMSEN,
CHAS. B1JTLEK,
HENRY P. HAVEN,

STEEL PENS.
The superiority and excellence of these justly
celebrated Pens, arc appreciated, as is shown in
their constantly increasing sale. They are com¬

prised in 15 numbers, of
has an

5,000,000.

»
; *.•
JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.

York State Loan &
Trust

OF NEW

WALL STREET,
Capital Paid In - - - - $1,000,000.
This Company receive deposits, allowing interest on
the same, j-ub]ect to check at sight._ Also
act as
Trustees, Executors. Transfer Agents, and are a De¬
50

S91YTHE, President.

H. A.

C. T. BOWEN, Vice-President.
F. SCHUCHARDT,
W. H. TILLINGHAST,
WM. M. VERMILYE,
WM. T. GARNER,
S D. BABCOCK,
E. J. WOOLSEY,
DAVID JONES,
W. F. DRAKE,
B. F. ALLEN, Chicago.
SAM’L F. BARGER,
HENRY M. TABER,
WM. T. HAMILTON.

Syracuse.

WM. B. CUTTING.

The
Cor. of

Company

YORK,

DOLLARS.
Bonds.

ONE MILLION

Invested in United States Government
OFFICERS

EDWARD KING, President.
McLEAN, First Vice-President.
WM. WHITE WRIGHT, Jr.,

J. M.

Second Vice-President.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

Samuel Willets.
Wm. Wiiitswright, Jr.,
Geo. Cabot Ward, .
Wm. Butler Duncan,
J. H. OGILVIE, Secretary.

H. J. HUBBARD, Secretary.

THE

Brooklyn Trust Co.
N. Y.

Company Is authorized

and persons
unaccustomed to the transaction of badness, will find
this Company a safe *and convenient depository for
money.
RIPLEY ROPES, President.
MAR yIN, Vlce-Pres’t.
Counsel,

J. S. Rockwell,
W. C.

Kingsley,
JohnP. Rolfe, .
H. J. Cullen, M.D.
H. E. Pierrepont,
,

Dan’l Chauncey, Edward Harvey,
Josiah O. Low, James D. Fish,

Alex. M. White.
Wm. R. BUNKER, Secretary.

John Halsey,
...

Alex. McCue,
Henry Sanger.
Chas.K. Marvin, A. A* Low,
At>m. B. Baylia, S, B.*€hlttenden,

.

COR.

BROADWAY &

#1,000,000,

PAID-UP CAPITA!,,
Invested in United Statt s

Government Bonds.

annum on
FIVE PER CENT. Interest per annum on
Deposits remaining six months or longer.

Pays FOUR PER CEN1 Interest per
Deposits subject to check at sight.
Pugs

special
Acts

THE

YORK,
WARREN ST.,

CITY OF NEW

THE

OF

CHAS. R

TRUSTEES:

NEW YORK

as

trustee for estates.

JOHN C.

D. R.

MANGAM, President.

CRU1KSHANK, Secretary.

Loan &

Indemnity Co.,

229

No.

Robb & Peet,
BANKERS

BROADWAY,

Opposite the New Pest Office.

AND

GENERAL COMMISSION

CAPITAL, si,OOO,OOO.
Pay

interest on TMposlta
Funds#
W. H.

JOHN T. BANKER,
-

..

and Trust

FOSTER. President.

Secretary.
~

Commercial Warehouse
Casli Capital, $2,000,000.
ft MERCHANTS.
BANKERS
BANKING OFFICE, 29 WILLIAM STREET,
corner E££h£nge Place.
WAREHOUSES, ATLANTIC DOCK, BROOKLYN
CASH ADVANCES inade on FIRST-CLASS SECU¬
RITIES on tteH'mnd and time.
5 •* 1 >
_
CASH ADVANCES made on all kinds of MERCIIANDISE stored in our own WAREHOUSES, on
FAVORABLE TERMS. ,t - ■
PAUL J.*ARMOUR, President;
JOSE F. NAVARRO. Vice-President.
JOHN BAIRD, 2d Vice-President.
FEUOIANQ LATASA, 3d Vice-President.
Paul J. Armour; Wm. D. Bowennan, 0. HrDelamater

JoseffjNavarro, Eelleiaao Latasa, rJpeP JpNdya.
John Bail'd, '
ThomasJAMES CLIUSJS. Secretary.
Murohy;"HenrjrBi Hyae
WILLIAM TOBIN Sup't of Warehouse!.

MERCHANTS

STREET.

WALL

58

Medium.
Extra

Hand

superior Pen.
No. 5. School Pen. Point Fine. Medium in
Flexibility. For a durable School Pen it has
Writing this is a very
been

equaled.

Point Dong
For Off-Hand

Quill Ac

Its name

No. 8Congress Pen.
(New,)
Flexible Point. A very superior Pen for a1!
of writing. This Pen
a process
renders ft non corrosive and thres times more
durable than any ordinay steel Pen.

tha

undergoes

Point Long and Flexible.
with Accountants, Tellers, Jfcc.
No. 10. Custom-House Pen. Point Me¬
dium. Well adapted to all styles of Bold Free¬
No. 9. Bank Pen.
A greater favorite

hand

Writing.

Point Medium,
The action of i his

No. 11. University Pen.
veinj Smooth and Flexible.
celebrated Pen is very fine.
No. 12.
and very

Epi*tolaire Pen. Point very
Flexible., This is the Finest Pointed

Delicate Writing, Map
Drawing it has no equal.

The Agency

sold on

commission.

also prepared to
and Produce ExcnangeB.
are

Fine Pen

execute orders at the Cotton

Engrossing Pen Point Blunt and
Particularly adapted to Coarse-hand
Writing and Engrossing.
No. 14. Aitlstlc Pen.
Flexible, with extra
Hue point. This Exquisite and Truly Celebrated
, Pen is the Best Pen extant
for Fine Ornamental
No. 13.

Smooth.

The Q,ueen. Point extra fine. Ad¬
mirably adapted to all kinds of Fine Writing.
Sample Cards, containing all the FIFTEEN

No. 15.

Numbers, securely

enclosed, will be sent by

mail on

receipt of 25 cents.

IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR
138 Sc 140

Dickinson &

P
and

Writing.

and Correspondence of Private Firms
Banka, Corporations ana Individuals solicited and
Interest allowed on balances.
Collections made and purchases and sale of Gold
Kxchange. Stocks, Bonds or Securities of any kind
carefully attended to.
Loans negotiated and Commercial Paper bought and

-

We




spondents and Accountants.

No, 3. Coinm*rcInl Pen. Point
An easy Writing Business Pen.
No 4.
Ladle*’ Extra Pen. Po'nt
Fine and Flexible. For Delicate Fine

made, and, for very

'

*

Coun ting House Pen# Point Fine
Flexible, well adapted to the use of Corre¬

Medium
styles

securities.
Religious and charitable institutions,

ernment and other

■

American Public.

No. 2.

No 7. Q,|ilJl Pen# Point Median,
lion. A Smooth, Easy Writing Pen.
well represents its qualities.

receiver, executor, trustee or

Edgar M. Cullkx.

mercial Colleges

Flourishing.

by special charter to act
guardian.
It can act as agent in the sale or management of real
estate, collect inte-est or dividends, receive registry
and transfer books, or make purchase and sale of Gov¬
This

as

is largely used in tlib Schools and Com¬
throughout the country, and
gives better satisfaction than any pen before the
penmen,

No. 6.
Flourishing Pen.
Flexible and Medium in Fineness.

CAPITAL, $500,000.

in

flexibility and fineness of point, adapted to every
style of writing, as follows:
No. 1. College Pen.
roinf. Fine; Action
Perfect. This is a great favorite with our leading

never

Montague & Clinton sts., Brooklyn,

Sale by

all Dealers.
make Fifteen Numbers of Pena, differing

and

McLean.
Hutton,
Wesley,
Williams,

their elasticity, dura¬

Spencerian Pens are for

We

CAPITAL

M.
H.
B.
G.

Europe, and ore famous for
bility and evenuees of point.

The

Corner of Rector Street.

J.
B
E.
G.

very

BROADWAY,

73

pository of Trust Funds.

DIRECTORS:

Spencerian Pens are manufactured of the
best material by the most expert workmen in

The

Union Trust

Co.,

which one number alone

annual sale of more than

No. 76 Cedar street.

New

8PENCKRIAN STEEL PENS,

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.

obligations of

Meredith Howland,
" Henry Chauncey,
William E. Dodge, Jr.

Wm,.jH, Aspinwall,

WM.

this

John Q. Jones,

Ray,

Moses Taylor.
John Taylor Johnston,

MANUFACTORY OF TUK

of

Third—The prompt payment of both principal
interest of every bond is guaranteed by
Company.
The Cora*iany guaranteeing these Bonds receives no
deposits, owei^no money, and incurs no
any character except those arising from such guaranty

-

1RUSTRES.
Hamilton Fish, °
George T. Strong,

Thos. W. Ludlow,
Win. B. Astor,

individual liability of the

maker.

Legal Depository for Executors, Trustees, and Money In Suit.
Grants Annuities and Insures Lives.
...

INVESTORS.

CONSERVATIVE

Interest on De-

Per Cent.

4

Allows

THESE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS ARE
COMMENDED TO THE ATTENTION OF
THE MOST

or

Trust. Created

Accepts

Robert

103

THE OHBONIGLE

Wy 25,1874.]

& CO.,

Grand Street, N. If.

Co.,

BANKERS,
25

Broad St., Cor.
NEW

Exchange Place,

YORK.

STEEL PENS.
Government

Securities, Gold, Stocks

and Bonds

strictly on Commission.
Accounts received and Interest allowed on Balances,
which may be checked for at sight.

bought and sold

J, B.

Dickinson.,Platt K. Dickinson.
•

Member N. Y. Stock & Gold
Howard C. Dickinson,

Member N, Y, stock

Exchange.

MANUFACTURERS’
JOSEPH

WAREHOUSE,

GILLOTT ft SONS

91 John

Street, New York.

Exch’ge

BBNRr

Aqekt

[July 25, 1874.

THE CHRONICLE

104
Financial.
BACKING HOUSE OF

Livingston & Company,
Street, New York.

10 Fine

Financial.

Financial,

Fbanoi8 T. Walkbb,
John M. Clarks,

Gas Stocks.
NEW YORK, BROOKLYN and JERSEY CITY GAS
STOCKS Bought and Sold by

Specially organized for the boslress of out-of-town
Banks, Bankers. Corporations and Individuals. Like
an Incorporated Hank, g ants all facilities usual with
City Banks. Drafts on all the principal cities of
Europe. 5 per cent interest allowed <>n daily balances.
Collections on New England and Middle btates credit¬
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dered weekly. Special facilities for the negotiation

GEORGE

Francis T. Walker & Co.

PRENTISS,

H.

Transact 9.

Brooklyn Investment Securities a specialty.

Of Mlbcei aueous Securities.

Gossler &
AGENTS

S* G. & G. C.

BANKERS,

Co.,

16 Wall Street, New

BARING BROTHERS Sc

York,

BUY AND SELL, STRICTLY ON COMMISSION,

FOB

INTEREST ON DEPOSITS

IN

38

N. T. Beers,
BROOKLYN

Jr.,

and

Jones,

AMERICAN

R

FOB THE

BUY AND SELL STOCKS," GOLD AND GOVERN¬
MENT SECURITIES ON COMMISSION.

STOCKS,

CONTAINING :

1. Full

allowed.

2X WALL STREET.

Tumbridge & Co.,
39 Wall

McGowan,

&

BROKERS

IN

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
54 Wall

AND GOLD

Street, New York.

(P. O. BOX 2,841.)

Storrs,

BANKERS,

STREET, NEW YORK.

16 WALL

deposits

Accounts received, and interest allowed on
according to the nature of the accou t.

Special attention paid to investment orders In Stock
cand Bonds
Advances made on the same if desired.
ALBERT F. DAY.
JOHN G. SlORRS,
Member of N. Y. Stocn Exchange.

John A. Macpherson,
Broker, 7 8

(ESTABLISHED 1865.)

7 to 12

Per Cent.

We make a SPECIALTY of County. City and Sclioo
District Bonds. GUARANTEE LEGALITY of all
bonds sold, collect the coupons without charge, or
take same as so much cash on sales.
Send for

price list.
THE LAW

OF MUNICIPAL

BONDS

just published by our senior, should be In the hands
of all interested in this class of securities. Two Vol

price $ 10.

W. N. COLER Sc

CO., Bankers,

17 Nassau St., New York

J. Hickling & Co.,
7® Broadway Sc 11 New Street, N. Y.,
Issue Drafts and make Collec ions

in all

parts <f

Europe and British D< minions. Securities negotiated.
Double Privileges on all active stocks, 10 shares, 30
;

Puts and Calls, $10 65.

1HE ART OF

Forty-eight pages.

SPECULATION,”
Sent free to any address.

BANKING HOUSE OF

F. R. Sherwin &

Co.,

Broadway, New York.

We trsnsact a General Banking and Collection Busi¬
ness; also buv and sell Governments, Gold and Stocks
on Commission, and carry the same on Margins for
Speculative a' eount.
We solicit the sccounts of Banks, Bankers and in¬
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^abject to Che< k at sight; »-nd can otter to onr friends
and patrons every advant-ge to be secured by long

experience and the most ample facilities.
We would also call U'ention to our plan
Syndi
cates, for stock speculation by those who wish to risk
oi

ly llmi ed amounts.
This plan long favored on the European Bourses,
Introduced by

here and is work.
Jng most satisfactorily. .For particulars send forcirF. ft, SHERWIN A CO.

has been recently




way Guide.
In one volume

No.

74

BAZLEY,

land speculation in view,

ns

In which I think

great bargain, but 1 have not the money to
make the trade. It is to buy something over seven¬

lying In a bod> in this and adjoin¬

ing county, for twenty thousand dollars ca6h ( 20/HX)),
title good, but an amicable suit to be determined first.

only be bought in a body, and there is no one in
region of country with money enough. I would
like to get a partner with the cash to pay for the land,
with mortgage on It to secure the money,b 11 to have
the privilege to ub-divide and seil the land as l think
best, the lien on the parts sold to be surrendered on
the money be ng sent to the party advancing It; ten
It

No. 56 BROADWAY.

Railroad

can

Tailor

intere-t per annum to be guaranteed on the
money advanced, and 0 e-third of the net profits or
land remaining after the advance and interest is ; aid,

half

owner

Philadelphia*

MANUFACTURES OF

IRON

at which it can now be bouaht.

I

of a league of land Just below this

.ittle over
two dollars per ai-res, and portions of which (not the
best) we are selling at four dollars per acre. Our
tract, however, Is better, taken altogether, than the
g ■, a

for sale, as I

think, so low.
The land belongs to an estate some nineteen thousand

WROUGHT IRON TUBES &

(19,000) acres, all mortgaged to a man ln^another t-tate
twenty-three
thousand dollars, which he will take twenty thousand
for. The heirs aie afraid that if put up for sale, the
whole track will tail to bring the debt, and In order to
save something th -y offer to take seventeen hundred
acres and give up the remainder. The heirs consist of
seven brothers and sisters, all of age, and the sons of
of another brother, phrtof them minors, but the title
can be vested by decree of the court in the mortgagee,
he being the equitable owner of the property.
The
case stands precisely as the league above referred to,
that is, my partner acd I assured the payment of the
land.
to the foregoing II aadres e l to “ G,” box

debt ami took the

80-i, New York Post Office, will be forwarded.
Reference, as to respectability and standing,
mitted to Dun,
York-

FITTINGS

of every description, for Gas, Steam, Water and
Steam and Gas Fitters’ Supplies, Machinery
for Coal Gas v\ orks Cast Iron Water
amt Gas Pipe, &c., &e„ &c.

Oil

AGENTS FOR BEST

PENNSYLVANIA BOILER
OFFICE AND

No. 15

WAREHOUSE

PLATE
:

GOLD STREET, NEW YORK*
THE

United States

Rolling Stock Company
Are now

prepared to Lease

Locomotives,
Passenger Cars,

Baggage Cars,
Grain Cars,
Stock Cars,

whose claim is now some twenty-two or

Answers

TUBES,

BOILER

inside of two years

land, which cost us, eighteen months

onn

Material, &c.

Iron Works, Newcastle, Del.,

per cent

am

General Agent,
N. Y., Rooms 21 and 22

LAP-WELDED AMERICAN CHARCOAL

this

for twice the money

Sent free, on remitting

price to
WILLIAM MUNT,

Pascal Iron Work*,

a

teen thousand acre»

the office. No. 56 Broad¬
copies of Vol. I for 1878

Morris, Tasker & Co.,

Broadway.

Tfxa.«, July 8,1874.
I have a

$7 50,

PRICE,

A Good Chance in Texas
there is

_

Imperial octavo of 750 pages.

Orders to be addre sed to
way, rooms 21 and 22. A few
on hand to complete sets.

further Information furnished.

Sc

Depart-

Compiled and edited by EDWARD VERNON, for¬
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popular every day, as It is not necessary to risk more
than amount paid for Privileges.
We refer by permission to Messrs. Van Schaick & Co.>
Messrs. Scott, otroug & Co., James Struthe s, Esq..
New York. All orders will have prompt attention, and
LAPSLEY

Railroad Directory, sub-divided into

merits.

STOCK and GOLD PRIVILEGES are becoming more

I believe tills land could be sold

80

5. An Official

Executive, Transportation and Mechanical

Broadway.

GOLD and STOCKS bought and sold EXCLUSIVE¬
LY on Commission, on TELEGRAPHIC or p-rsonal
orders. Commissions 1-16 of l per < ent. MARGINS
TEN per cent on Gold and TWENTY on Stocks.
Gola orders * xecuted in the Board In person.

“

Epitome, or Brief History, of the Charter
Road was originally contracted,
and the Various Transformations or Reorganizations
through which each company has passed from the date
of its first lncorp ration down to the present time.
4. Notes on the connections of each Railroad; of
the Express crmpanles, Fast Freight lines, and Bleep¬
ing Car companies run over each route
8. An

under which each

comprehensive pamphlet on Stocks, Privileges,
etc., containing explanation of stock terms, marglnsi
privileges, calls,puts, double privileges, rates of inter*
est, points, memorable events lu 10 years, highest and
lowest prices In 10 years. To be had of Bren'ano, 33
Union square, News Stands, Fifth Avenue, Windsor,
Gilsey, and Grand Central Hotels. Price, 80 cents.

Broker**,

days, $21 24

Territo y.

Street, New York,

HOW MONEY IS LOST AND MADE
IN WALL STREET.”

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Railroad Map of the United States and
and Individual Maps of each State and

2. A General

the Dominion,

BROKERS,

A

Day &

umes,

6truction.

Buy and Sell Stocks on Margins or for Cash.
PUTS and CALLS negotiated at the lowest
market rates; $50 for 50 shares, $100 for
100 shares. Thirty-two page explanatory pam¬
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Special attention paid to the negotiation of Con.
merclal bills.

AND

Earnings, Expenses, and

railroads, as now built aud iu con

other statistics of

BANKERS

Hilmers

particulars of the mileage, Capital Stock,

Bonded Debt, Equipment,

Bonds.

DOMINION

UNITED STATES AND THE

Stocks carried on margin. Deposits received, sub
Ject to check at sight, on which 4 per cent interest

Railroad and Investment Stocks and

Manual,

ailroad

Wall Street,

61

1874.

ISSUED ON OR ABOUT JUNE 1

BANKERS,
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BOSTON.

TE STREET

VOL. n OF THE

Davidson &

GOSSLER Sc CO

HAMBURG.

Dealer In Gas,

S i A

EUROPE,

JOHN BERENBERG,

COMPANY,

WALL STREET, NEW YORK,

5a

STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD.

London, (Limited.)

WarDj

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AGENTS

International Bank of ifambnrg and
HOUSE

General Stock Commission and Banking

Business.

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BOSTON,
80 State Street.

NEW YORK,
184 Pearl Street.

STREET,—

WALL.

10

30 BROAD STREET.

Room 23.

Special. Josiah B. Grkenman.
Member of Stock Exchange.

Is per¬

Barlow & Oo.# 833 Broadway, New

and Coal Cars*
For terms and Information

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R.

apply to

HODGSKIN,

General Manager. 74 & 76

Wall Street, New York.

Excelsior

Gas-Tight

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REGISTERS

AND

VENTILATORS

AT WHOLESALE.

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