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mteut \Mms' OF THE km COmiHERCIAL FINANCIAL CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED ON THE LAST SATURDAY OP EACH MONTH. Farnished Gratis to NEW all & & Morgan Co., No. 34 SOCTB Thikd Bt. WASHN K. VKUMILYE. JAS. A. TKOWBKIDUE. Travelers; alao ; of Money & Co., LOANO NEGOTIATED. Aeeoanta received aod lnt«mt allovad oa balaocM «bieb may b« cheel^ad for at sUbt. and Commercial Money, STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND OTHER SECURITIES, No. 16 Wall Street, New York. avail- - - - Amsterdam Grant Commis- Stocks, Bonds, and Gold on sion. Winslow, Lanier Co., BANKERS, Merchants' Bank OF Canada, eaW^ALI. STREET. ..... BlUa of Exchange bought and sold. Commercial Credits granted. Drafts on Canada issued. BlllB coUected| and other Bankm? buaiueas transacted. WALTER WATSON, WM. J. INGIiAM, LONDON AGENC Y, 32 John Munroe I A: CO., Lombard & CITY RANK, & 29 William all CO. F. R. M. KjlVKX, Member Stock Exchange. HEXObTLKR. Haar & Co., BANKERS AND BROKERS, No. 45 Wall St, DEA1.EU.S IN SPKCIE AND UKITED STATES SECURITIES. BUY AND SEU. STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD I^OK CASH.OUON MAKlilN. Sl'ECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO 0I;DKHS KOK INVESTMENTS OKDEKS EXECUTED AT THE PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGES. NEW Exckange Place, Y"ORK. Credit principal cities of Europe. W, GiUeyTjr. 64 BROADWAY AND 19 Berlin. & NEW STREET, York. Railway Shares and Honds. exeiuted sirlaly ou Commission, «: the Order! In New Y<rk Government SlO'-.k I* Socurltle., X'^haiKTc. Particular att.nilon paid to Investments. ror»lirn l-xchange Houirhl and Bold. Ueposlls reMlTed siiito sight Check, and Interest allowed on d.::y fclance-, according to the "fiure of th. accoou.. Pioinnt attention g ven to Ccllic loos aDd l.emll.prcllledsecutily tances. Inf orm»tion concei nine a y chsrge. will bo clif erfully furnished wiihoui Wt F. King & Co., 45 Pall mall, London, BBKland. CIRCULAR NOTES ftu 4/ cAor^s, avalUM* Issue Grant COMMERCIAL CREDITS for lus against Consignments of Merchandise. Execute Orders on the London Stock Biehangs. Make Collections on all PoinU. K.S.GiLLrr W. OiLHY. JE, _ ^ Member N. Y. Stock Exchange. J. NxLsos Tappak, Special. . Receive Deposit and Current Accounts on tavorable terms, and General Loudon and Foreign Bankiag Bastnass. do* KING, BAILLIB 4e CO., Llrerpool. NtW YORK CORRESPONDENTS, nessrs. WARD, CAnPBBLL * Co., Adolph Bcissevain New O.Boxl25H. P. S. Joan Bssrrnab. BANKBHS, GO. & Co. BANKERS BANKERS AND BROKERS, SIXTY DAY STEliLING ON THE akd Crkdits ros Teatklkbb St., cor. DEUTSCHE RA NK, CONSOLIDATED BANK, LONDON. Member Gold Exchange. Lichtenstein, SPECI.\L PARTNER, PAUiS. Henry o. bt. In all parts of the world. Make Telegraphic Money Transfers. Draw Bills of Exchange and Issue Letters of on WALI. STRBBT. ScTDAH Gbaxt. of Credit for foreign travel. Knoblauch Iiondon. .J. R. Tfar«>adnccdl<> Street. Company, AKD BROKERS, TRANSACT A OKBEEAL BAHKINQ BCTSlNESa STOCKS BODQUT AND SOLD ON COMM1B8IOB INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. TORE, BANKERS, St. Co., ic NEW LONDON CORRESPONDENTS _„,, *««"«• STEBLINQ CHEQUES ON J H. Haar, Usne Letters f ALEXANDERS, CUNLIFFES CmotriAii NoTis ; . No. 8 Wall Street, New York, No. 4 Pent Ofllce Square. Doaton. CHEQUES AND CABLB TKA.NSFKKS ON jnCNKOE PINK STREET, Receive the aceoonts et Interior banka, Mnken corporationa and Mercbanta. Agent* for the sale of City, Connly, and Railroad Bonds $9,000,000 Gold. " 8,128,626 Paid up, « & BANEUERS N*. 88 & Ducaisiu,. (Members New York Stock Exchange.) BBUEERS IN Deposit accounts received on favorable terms. sell B. BuckinghamSc Underbill able In the leading dtlea of Europe and the United Buy and CswAac e. BcoKiHGUAM, Ja. York, Credits, also Telegraphic Transfers of AGKKCr OF Capital. SccarltlMi, Gald, Stocka aud Bonds Bonsbt and Sold oa Commtaaloa, aod (CoRHKB OF Wall Strbkto CHICAGO HOUSE: HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO. iBsne Bills of Exchange, Travelers' KXCHANGB COURT. States. ; AND draw KXCHANGB ON Morton, Kosk & Co., - London. HOTTLNGUER & Co., - - - PaRIS. Hope BANKERS, Street, New Nassau 1 Co., Cc AMD COMMISSIOK MKRCBABIS Liberal cash iidvarcea made on conslgsmeaTi «t Cotton and Tobacco to oar addreaa : alao lo onr i nmc* In Liverpool and London. DONVLD MACKAY, LATHAM A. KISH. Greenebaum Bros.Sc Co., N. Y. Notes Circular for I | BANKERS a SoTernmant INTEREST ON DRPOSi TS. and Letter* oi Commercial Credits available in all parts of the World. Negotiate First-Class liailway, City and State Loans Make Telegraphic Transfers Iisue Credit (a WALL STREET. NEW TOBZ. tS BTATB aTRBtT, BOCTOM. R. T. Wilson CITY BROOKLYN BUNDS. Morton, Bliss & Co St., ¥orfc. BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION RAILWAY STOCKS, BONDS& GOLD.' Attobsits and Aokttts of Broad BtRINO BROTHERS * COHPANT, New AKD JBeura. S. S. noKOAN & CO., No. 82 OLD BROAD ST., LONDON. G. C. Ward, aanrr* fob SECURITIES. HEW YORK Depoilts received subject to Draft. Securities. Gold. Ac., oouglit and Mold on CoiiiinUiioa. Interest allowed OD I'epoait!'. Foreign Kxcbauge. Commercial C'edlts. Circular Letten lor 'jnTelera, Uabl* Transfera. ftTaiiable in all pai ts of tbe world. 3 utrcet. & G. 8. dealers in ALL ISSCE8 OP GOVERNMENT Paris. PhlladelpUlm. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS, Bankers, CO., BANKERS, Boulevard UaaeBmaDD SI FinanciaL VERMILYE & 16 and 18 Nasaan Drexel, Harjes & Co Co., 24, 187H. Financial. WAI.I. STREET, CORNER OF BROAD, NEW YORK. Drexel JUNE YOllK, Financial. Drexel, Subseriben of the Chronicle. AXV COnmiSSION nEROBANTS» AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND. Boy and Sell on Commlst'on American Secnrlttes In Holland and oUar Continental Markets. Makf. ColKcUona throughout the Coatlnsnt 01 Europe. Make Fsyttents on LeUers of Credit to Travelers and transact a general American Banking Buslcen. Refer bj special permission to Messrs. Blaks Brothera * Co., Bostoa and New 'i ork.aad to Messrs S. & W. Welsh, Philadelphia. : ; IIS ii VESTO SUPPLEMENT. IS' [June 24, 1876. Financial Financial. REAL ESTATE THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. SEIII-AIVIKIJAL STATEMENT, June 13tb, 1976. MORTGAGE BONDS RaaoiTRCKa. OUAKANTKKD BY TUIC Equitable Trust Co., Invested in United States Oovemment Amonnt of mortgage bonds collateral. I 6.3,860 69 Ji,i:8,e.3« 83 t3,l.'»,338 60 sold with Company's Goarantee Amount now on hand SSCFRITT. Value of Land securing mortgage loans Valueof Improvements on same {936,603 00 *... • 784.000 00 Total mortgage loans Total Value of Security $I,670.6(X) 00 ROBEUT U KKNNKOV, 8AMUKL WfLLbTS. WM. UKMSKN. CHAS. ItUTLKK. HBNRV J*. HAVEN. Board GUSTA^ KISSELL. H. Iheae Securities bear Seven Per Cent Interest pay* Able semi annuflllv, and sre oflerert for pale at one hundred and iwo and lut- re^t ar. ti<e ofHue of the business of th^s Company is to lend its money on first mortgages of improved real such mort^ajies in a i.egotiable form bearing seven per cent interest. the titles and the punctual payment of princ.pal and interest are guaranteed by >>7tfl to sell Tbe valuations, Company. 'the particulars of each loan and all other information will be given at the DIRECTOBS. SECURED BY PIRSTIHORTGARES OrmPRUVED HENRY A. IIURLBUT. GEORGE D. MORGAN, JAS M. .MORRISON, WILLIAM SLOANS, UENRY B. HYDE, HENBY No. 73 Broadway, Cor. Sector At Auction. St. CAPITAL, Compiuy's OflKce. 43 milk Street, Boston. There U^nds are rominenileftro 'he attention of the CONSERVATIVE INVp*T-»I.S, a^ ihey ae M(»6r iMlttved to be as perfect a security as c 'n be ob^a ned. Ttsel'Sueor Bonds Is 1 iiiited lo uut-half tlie amount of the eatue class of bonds ever lesued under a like Guarante is not contlMed a to single the Mortgages owned by ifie Compa .y. 'i hia company receives no depo lis, jiuararit esnooHie: iefijfnle". a* d lia* no othei febtg thuii iiM boii-Js. its Mi^tgaguH are of like character to thoae whiih have be-^D bought in the last, iweiiiy years by Individ' als. Life Insurance Companies and other Corporationtt. to theamonnt of mo e ib^in Flfiy Mil lions of I olliir^.prov.ngimoi>t secure audsatlsfactor tuvtsiment. 'Ihe Loans are till upou iiupr..ved Farms In some of the most fertile Western ctate*. near the Railroads, with eho-tand perfect titles, and Mve-a^e less than $650 each, upou pro ertv worth n»*ar]y four times tbe:r amount. Experience has proved that we'laele ted Mort^ageB upou this class of propery are aaler than ihose upon city property, either lu the East or West. They aie notaflected by Klres, or by Business revulolons ; Principal and interest arc more promptly paid ; and upon the su cess of Agrl ulture depeuda ttiat of almost every iudunrlal luvestmenc. '^ll HENRY 8ALT0NSTALL. FRANCIS Preelrtent. A. OSBORN. Treasurer. VICK-PBS81DRNT8: Amos A. Lawrence, Geo. C. Richardson, James L. Little, Thomas Wigglesworth Geo. P. Upham. DIBJIOTOBS Charles L. Flint. K. R. Madge, HeDry John P. Putnam. »xlton»iall, Churfet L. Young, J. Dav.d R. Whitney, B. Upham. oouksbl: Inteiest allowed on d<^po^lts, which m:i7 be miide hi any time. N. B Cht^cks of Depositors on this Institution fass through the cle..i ing House. KIN«, President. No. 7 "Wm. Wani-WRIGHT, GBO. CaB'jT Wakd. TUKOUOUK RuUSt^VKLT, Secretary. Cor. of Montague A Clinton CAPITAL. sts., ^ A Solid No. 43 Brooklyn, K. Y. inaUoon, OF Company ti authorized by special charter to ac < aa receiver, trustee or goardlan. It can act aa agent In the sale or management of real estate, collect lute' est or dlrltlends. receive registry and transfer books, or make purctitide and sale of OOT- This ernmeut and STOCKS AND BONDS, Every Monday and Thursday, 9r etlier ."securities. Sfecial Si^LKS Keligloup and charitable institutions, and persons unaccustomed to tne transaction of business, will find this Company a safe and convenient depository for KtPLKY RoPES, President. money. CHAS. R. MAK71N, VJce-Preat. Edoab M. Cullkn, Coansel. Alex. McCne, U.K. Pierrepont, Dan'lChauncey, Edward Harvey, JohnHalsey, JoslahO. Low, James 0. Fish, Alex. U. White, R. BUNKKK. Secretary WILLS, CO. OF NEW YORK, (At $1 a year for $1,000 of Bonds.) 140, 142 & 146 BROADWAY, COR. LIBERTY The Establi»lied I Blon. 87" While bondt and atocks are the footballs of broken tte solid IlImolB and Missouri TEN PKR C NTS (seril-annuall/ at toe American Kichange National Bank, New \ork) and our choice Kansas TWELVK run CKlilSh»v>i nertr falitii. Nothing bat an earthqaake can impair their absolute securitt/: and as to proniptness. ask our New Vurk Ha ik. our paper is atwai/ii at par in New Turk, b»cause atwai/i paid at fMUurttn. U*Ye ioaued nilllions, and not a clBlTar ha •»er been lost.— Kor details address ACTDAHl of thi Central llllnola Loan Agency, Jacksonville, IlUnoli " r. O. Box «61. Securities not dealt In at the Stock Boards a specialty with th's bouse for many years. First-class Municipal Bonds, Railroad Bonds and other Incorporated lo&us negotiated on liberal terms. Security Aeainst Fire and Robbers. Central Safe Deposit Co. No. 73 ATcst 23d Street, ST. established in the world. first all other Dats, WHBS RkQUlKED Custom 24 Vears. Our lar SAFE DEPOSIT 017 O.NB DAT'3 NOTICE, - JotiB P. Rolfe, Chaa, R. Marvin, A. A. Low, Ihumas Sullivan. Ahm. B. Baylis, B. B. Chittenden, Wm. Made UPON ^p~ Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the New York scoclc Kxchsnge, and at pi Irate sale, sn commls TRUSTEES: Henry Sanger, J.S.Rockwell, REGULAB AUCTION SALES 9500,000. (Maionlc Temple Building.) SAFEKEKPINO OF VAI.UAHLES under gniranPilvate ofQcea for Baoksand Bankers out of the city. Separate rooms tor l.afiy Pstronx. ELLWOOD E. TUol«iE, President. Office hours, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. tee. Illinois. Twelve Per Cent & Co. PINK STREET, NE^V YORK. E7~ Francis U. Jenks, President. & GIBSON, SON, stock Auctioneers and Brokers, The Brooklyn Trust Co. aoticlted. ABBLI., CBAIG Albert H. Nicolay n. OGILVIE, &c., RECEIVED FOR SAFEKEEPING BY THE Correspondence nVLLER A H. PINE STREET, NE W YORK. pAMUfL 'WlLLKTS. M. Mcl.EiW, B. H. tiurroM, H. B. WKLaT. O. U. Willi ^Ms, Farm Loans An extended acquaintance, large and auocesaful experience, and highest referencea among InTeBtors, ADRIAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Placed In CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ILLINOIS •n Cbolcest Laoil In the West, at NET. classes of WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. J Iff. Klvl.E t N, First VIce-Prealdeut. \Vn. frMll'EWKlGHT, ^ecoud Vlce.Presldeut. J. all OH — Bonds, Stocks, Jewelry, FKK CENT of STOCKS AND BONDS, ^u•rOKal<.-. EDWAKO REGULAR AUCTION hold and withdrawn Hon. Henry W. Paine. Bonton. Simeon E. Bxlawiu. New Haven, NISfB nndersigned SALES Authotized by Ihw to act ai i xecutor. Adni'srator. Guardian, t^e- eireror Trustee, and la a legal depoeltory for money puid ioto Court or transferred to it by any J. -. The sccnr ty of eirh Bond Mortg:tge. but extends over The INVESTKD IN UNITED STATES BONDS. $500,000. wiih lultlnfonnuiou will be sent on BONDS and Of NKW TOBK, ONE mLLION DOLLARS, i President. Vloe-Prealdent, m-BLBUT, A. STOCKS Union Trust Company GUAKAMTEED. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST. Interest Coup-ms payable femi-anru Ily. Bonde registered to onie*. or payable to earerat opt'on. AcciU'dlo'.e est Is not required to be paid by purcfaa>-er, <he lext-duR Coupo:i bei'g scam ed so as to 4enote ih t Interest begiun at the d le of pu chase. HENRY LOUIS FITZGEBALD, HBAL. BSTATE. CAPITAL STOCK OF WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, G. MAKQUAND, RICHARD IRVIN, Jr., ALANSON TRASK, WILLIAM MILliS, ELBERT B. MONROE, GEORGE B. STUART, DANIEL DODD. HENRV M ALEXANDER, WILLIAM G. LAMBERT, JAMES M. HALSTED, JOHN J. M'COOK.I BENNINGTON F. RANDOLPH. LOUIS FITZGERALD, OFFERS FOR 8ALB, AT PAH, P.inipblt:-t No. 120 Broadwi dwi^l 5'^ «£Y£N TER CENT J EX-TEAR BONDS A office. New York. TUE MEW Ei^CiL.Ai\U Mortgage Security Co, pptlcatluu to the tJ4J,8J9 00 $1,112,676 00 Tho only and & 54 VVIHUhi strebt. IONaTHAN EOWAHIK^. tTPBldpnt. TrustCompsn;, Nox. l,r.0i,5C3 (10 Rental Value of the Properties : AUKIAN ISEHN. JAMES A. Kl-'SEVKLT, KUUK.nK KELLY, J"HN D. MAXWKLL, (S.S^d.ST.^ 00 84,140,770 00 Insurance Policies assigned and Interest of these Koiids. AD mortgigr-B securing the Bnnds are formally ap Jiroveil by ihe following Exe<ruiive 158,888 360.978 01 . TO MEET AT ALLTlMK>the principal $2,000,0t0 , loss 1,000.000 00 ^(r<(— Ther have tbe ladlvldual U*t>Uitf of the maker. second— Epcii bona la sernred by a first niortyage erf real etute or not tc^s than double lu value. 7)Mrrt— The prompt payment of both principal and Btereatuf every bund la Kuaranteedhy thie Company. The Comnany guarHDlet-lng tiiepe Itundit recptv^a no deposils, oweit no money, hiio Incurs no obligations of «ny ehttrai te except tbo^e arising from such gimrauty Uiereby ket:plng its whuie CHitltiil of One Ml.linn prompt payment of both and Proflt Bonds Demat.d Loans secured by Cash and Accrued Intereat Euultabl.: Capital Stock 8T34,000 00 $1,000,000 CAPITAI.. THESE REAL ESTATE MOKTOAOE BONDS ABE COMMENDED TO TUE ATTENTION OF THE MOST CONSERVATIVE IIVVEISTORIS. ]>oliara unlmiaired, LIABILITIES. Bonds on hand unsold Martin Lewis, 43 PINE ST., ?r. T. DSALKB IN Securities ol Solvent and Defanltcd UK. C'o'b, hIbo Slate. City and Room 3. County Bonds. TIME LOANS NEGOTIATED. Refers by permlsBlon to Messrs. M. K. -lesup, Pston & Co., New Vurk Mirs«<-8. Soutter & Co., New York Jon.fi. Morris, t^q., fresiileat First NailoDsi Kaulc. Haltlmore Uobert Mlckle, Ksq., Cashier Uuloa Mat'I Bank, Baltimore. ; t- : CHARLES 47 OTIS, EXCIIANOE PLACE, City Railroad and Gas Stocks, Specialty lor 19 Veats. Bee qaotatloiu of ** Local Becnrltles* In thlt paper — ?ljjp AT a iflor. f Hpkkiit OF TIIK COMMERCIAL AND FIM^ICIAL CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED ON THE LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH F«>™'8*>ed Gratis to all Sobicribera of the Chroniele. yw 18T«. by Wm. B. Dij,^ » Co., m tbe offlo. of th. Ubr.rtan of Ooo,««. WeAlMto^ D.0.1 [Entered Mcordln, to «ct of Contrew. 1b th. NEW YORK, JUNE INVESTORS' SUPPLEMENT or THE Camnifrrlfll nnli l^inonnnl Cjiroiiirlt. 2J, 1876. neceaaary in selecting such bonds for pnrehaae. The Tecenl Mi«souri decision relating to Town bond*, as well aa all deciaions tending in the slightest degree to invalidate the soandness of any county, town, or city bonds marketed in good faith aad at a fair produce the natural result of making buyera more cautious about purchasing a clasa of securitiea where tbe legal maxim of caveat emptor applies to so large an extent. price, will The Supplement iBsned on the Ia«t Satnrday of each month, containing Funded Debt of States and Cities, and of the Stockg and Bonds of Railroad and other Companies. is a complete exhibit of the It ia famished without extra charge to CBBONICI.E; no single copies are sold at the printed for subscribers only. all r«gnlar sabscriben of Tbb as a sufficient supply ia office, Transient advertisements are inserted at twenty-flve cents per line; advermonths or year, at special rates. tisements by the quarter, six Railroad bonds are active and higher, aa the first of July ap' when the large interest and dividend disbursesienta lead to an increased demand for good bonds. Among the moat favored preaches, have been the consolidated bonds of thft Northweat Paul roads; these have been stimulated by the bettor condition of the companies since the modification of the granger laws of Wisconsin, and they are taken up on the theory that all the bonds of those companies will be perfectly good, and theao issues being much lower iu price than the old bonds, will give a better income. There is, however, a considerable apecnlalive support for these bonds, which is lacking in case of smaller and less known issues. The Pacific Railroad bonds have advanced issues, lately, and INVESTMENTS The money market UDod demand in the I IN JDNB. June hag been decidedly favorable for a line of investment Becurities. The usual accumulation of funds which ordinarily takes place in this month is again experienced, and the lowest rates for money have been — the price H per cent. prevalent, touching • in for call loans on government collaterals St. Under these circumstances the inquiry is made by parties for the first mortgages, but have been some* hat depressed aa to having large sums to employ— How shall we use our money until the subsequent issues by the pending questions between the comthe beginning of the Fall trade ? With a good many the only panies and the U. S. Government. If the proposed arrangemeota satisfactory answer has been Purchase government bonds; and for a final adjustment should be completed, and all questions a^ — hence the government market has generally been strong on a to their relation to the Government be finally pat at rest, pretty large demand, both from home and out-of-town parties. there is little doubt that the bonds referred to would be held in Another cause which has ltd to an active demand for the five- much higher favor. No recent information is at hand as to the twenties is found in the fact that the anticipations entertained in probable passage of the Pacific Railroad bills in Congress. As to investments secured by mortgage on real estate, tbe buaithe early part of the year, that Congress would pass a bill for the speedy funding of these issues, has greatly passed away, and ness is mainly of two sorts, aside frnin ordinary local transactions in there is much doubt felt as to any practicable funding law being the neigborhood of the party loaning out these are either a direct loan on Western real estate, made at a high rate of interest through passed at this sessinn. For the average private investor, the annual interest paid by the medium of agents or attorneys residing at the Weat, or — is too small to be satisfactory; although it has secondly, the 7 per cent mortgage bonds sold here by the mortbeen noticed that lately, under the influence of heavy commercial gage companies, organized within the past few years, and having failures and the unpromising outlook for business, together with the additional security of a guaranty by the company. In the th3 railroad war, and the decline in coal railroads, which had been case of mortgage loans at the West, made by an agent there, It ia government bonds held as sure 10 per cent investments, there have been a good of government bonds in small lots by individuals. apparent that the excellence of the security must greatly depend on the care and business intelligence of the agent, though it is These were generally made as investments of a part of their surplus funds, on the principle of having some securities founded known many purchases I on " bed can not be shaken by anything in the ordinary Aside from these exceptionally careful in prosperous States like Illinois and in large cities at the West, transactions, the balance of funds must be divided chiefly between have declined (rom 1 to 3 per cent since 1873, and many persons city bonds, railroad bonds, corporate stocks, and real estate prefer now to purchase bonds at 7 per cent, issued by a sabstantial company here, with its own guaranty, rather than have the mortgages. It is never the province of this article to definitely advise trouble and risk cf loaning at a distance, and obtaining 1 or 3 per line : ' rock'; that of probabilities. the readers of the lar secuiity, ' that a great proportion of the loans so made there durlnff the past ten years have turned out well, and paid the investor in many cases 10 to 12 per cent. The ratea for money, howerer, Supi'LEMENT to invest in any particu- cent more interest. Three prominent mortgage loan companies now publish their cards in the Supplement, as may be seen on the opposite page, and of these the two companies in New York sell bonds secured by mortgage on specific pieces of real estate at the Weat, and having the additional security of a positive guaranty of the company on the bonds. The New England Mortgage Security Co., of Boston, as wo understand, sells its own bonds, having aa security all the mortgages taken by the company, and the bonda but rather to point out the facts relating to each, and to leave investors to make their own selection under the advice of reliable brokers. From the prices quoted weekly in tbe Chronicle it appears that the Lends of a number of leading citie?, whose credit ought to be considered above reproach are janging now Irom 93 to 110, according to the rate per cent whether C, G gold, or 7— and the time they have to run. It is also noticed with city bonds that there is often a wide difference between the prices of different issues bearing the same rate of which from a variety of causes, and among others from the different degrees of security supposed to attach to the respective bonds, from the circumstances attending their issue, the laws under which they were authorized, and the purposes for which the debt was created. It is obvious from these remarks that the pervices of an impartial and expeTlenced broker are interest, arises run ten years. The Mercantile Trust Company, whose card appears in our under the direction of Mr. Louis Fitzgerald as President, and with a capital stock of $2,000,000, of which $1,000,000 is stoted to be invested in gov. ernment bonds, has sold mortgage bonds bearing its own guaranty to the amount of $930,500, and has on hand for sale, $7»(,000 of columns for the first time today, the same class of bonds. is . : STOCK AND BOND TABLES. NOTES. Tlieae tnblea are expressly Intended to be used in connection with the information concerning InTestment matters, puWislieu flora wi week in the ChkOsiclb— to which an Index la fornislied in the remarks at the foot of the tables. Annual reports arc in black-faced figures. full description of U. S. Oovemmcat Securities Is published regularly In the Chbunici-e each month, as soon as the official " Debt State ment" is issued. Prices of all Stocks and Bonds ore quoted weekly in the CiinoNiCLB. The following will give cxpUnatious of each column of the tables below DeterfpftoH.—Ruilroiuia leased to others will often bo found under the lessee's name. The following alibreviations frequently occur, vi/,.: M. for "mortgage." «. f. for •' siukiug fund," 1. gr. for " land grant," reg. for " registered," coup, for " coupon," Br. for " Branch," guar, for " guaranteed," end. for " endorsed." Dale of yi«/irf».— The ilato of issue on the face of the bond is referred to in this column. ilileii of A'mirf.—OpiMjsitc Stocks, this means the miles of road operated, on which the earnings are based; opposite bonds, the miles covered A by the mortgage. Sae or I'ar Value.—Tltcno figures are dollars, showing the denominations or par value. The figures " 100, &c.," signifj' $100 and larger. Jtate I'er C'cii'.—The interest u«r aiimini is given forbouds, but the per cent ot last dioidend for stocks; a means gold; r, extra; s, stock or scrip. July ; F. A., Feb. it, Aug.; M. Sept.; A. <fe O., April 8., March N., Nov.; J. & Oct.; M. WKrii I'aijable.—i. J. stands for Jan. D., June & & Dec.; Q.—J., & & & & & & May & quarterly from January; Q.—F., quarterly from Feb.; Q.—M., quarterly from March. in this column shows the period when the principal falls due of bonds, but the tlms when due : Slocks, last dividend.—The date when the last <lividend was paid on stoek». JSoiult, priiteipal STATE SECURITIES •<nb«<irlher« \r'1l e»>«r»r . « srait r%yf by glvlit? ItmieJlute notice ot any Date of DESCRIl'TION. Bonds. Size or Amount par Outstanding Value. For e.xplanations see notes above. Rate. discovered In ttaeae Tablen. INTEREST. Principal when Due. When Where Pavablc and by Payable Whom. Alabama— 1872 I860 1866 1870 1866 1866 1867 1866 1868 1872 1873 1874 State bonds, due in 1872 and extended exteudod do do do Bterliug bonds of 1850, extended Sterling bonds, extended do do do do Bonds of 1866 Bonds of 1868 New 8 per cent, loan of 1872 1873 do do Bailroad substitution loan, gold (Act Apl.,'73) Educiitional funded debt 'iS76 Direct loan to Montgomery <& £ufauia RR. 1870 Direct loan to Alanama & Chattanooga KR bond indorsomcnts 1870 to '71 Railroad State certitioates and Auditor's warrants. — Arkatisas $100&c. 100 ic. 100 &c. .... 100 4c. 100 (to. 1,000 1,000 1,000 Funding bonds of 18G9 and 1870 1869 te '70 1,000 1871 100 .fee. Ijevee bouds (or warrants) 1838 to '30 Old unfunded debt, including interest 1872 .... Ton year bonds for deficiencies 1875 do do (for $2,500,000) Act May 29.'74 Treasurer's certiUcatcs outstanding, Oct. 1,'74 Secured sinking fund bonds (Oit.-Dec, IS?!) 1874 To Memphis & Little Hock Railroad To Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad To Little Rock, Fine Bluffs & N. Orleans RR.. To Miss., Ouiiohita & Red River Railroad To Arkansas Central Raili'oad California ; — Soldiers' relief State c!ipital bonds Funded debt bouds — of 1873 Connecticni War bouds, 10-20 year do do do do a ", taoS« "1 20year 20year ^ o \ 473,800 688,000 64,800 82,500 618,000 877,700 500,000 650,000 185,000 1,192,000 2,810,670 300,000 2,000,000 9,193,000 998,135 3,050,000 1,460,000 2,123,086 300,000 (t) 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,700,280 200,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 600,000 1,350,000 500 .tc. 1870 to '72 1873 500 &c. 95,500 500,000 2,801,000 1869 1870 1870 1870 1870 1861 1863 1864 1861 1365 10-30 year p i5 not taxable, 20 year J-" Columbia— Permanent improvement, gold, coupon or reg. 1872 do do cniTcucy 1873 Fund, b'ds (U.S. guar., Acts Junc,'7.1& Feb., '75) 1874 Market house bonds, coupon 1872 Potomac water bouds, coupou 1871 to '73 Washiugtou funding, gold 1872 Other Washington debt 1828 to '68 Corporation or Georgetown Florida— State bonds 1871 Consolidated gold bouds 1873 Loan to Jacksonville, Peusacola <& Mobile BR. 1870 Oeoraia— Atlantic & Gulf Railroad bonds Various. Bonds, act of Mar. 12, 1861) (West. & At. RR.) 1866 Bonds, act of Sept., 1870, gold (int. quarterly) 1870 Bonds, act of Oct., '70, gold (int. semi-annual) 1870 Bonds, act of Jan. 18, '72 1872 Bonds for funding 1873 Bonds to fund coupons on endorsed bonds. .. 1876 KR. eud'sem't8(only $2,418,000 ackiiowledg'd) 1870 to '71 Bruns>vlck & Albany Railroad direct bonds... 1870 : $168,000 1,941,000 100 Ac. 509.400 877,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 1,318,.500 100 &c. 1,741,100 S68,500 District of Alabama, —The commissioners, under law of 1, 1874, to ascertain, liquidate liabilities of the State on its and Dec. adjust, the legal bonds, propose substantially that 30 year bonds, dated July 1, 1876, bearing 2 per cent for 5 yeart", 3 per cent for next 5 years, 4 per cent for next 10 years, and 5 per cent for last 10 years, be exchangeil for old bond^ without any allowance for past-due coupons. The 500 Ac. 50 &c. 50 &c. 1,000 100 &c. .... •4,000,000 677,300 13,743,050 152,400 476.000 1,812,300 1,235,824 252,317 1.000 1.000 350,000 884,500 4,000,000 500 500 &c 3,()00,000 900,000 1,000 1,000 2,098.000 1,880.000 250&C. 1,100,000 500,000 7,545,900 li500,000 307..500 1,000 5 5 5 M. M. & & M. &. New N. N. N, do 1. London. Union Bank. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. do do J. & & & & & & & & "s' 8 8 J. & 3. do 6 7 J, J. & & 3. N. Y., Union Trust Co. !«• 8 8 8 7g. M. May, -1892 May, 1886 May, 1886 June, 1890 1886 1886 1886 1886 1888 JiXli., 1892 York. do June J. do J Now J. J. J. York. do do do do S. J. New 1893 1894 York, 1889 do J, 1899 1900 do 1382 N. Y., Union Trust Co. "i' 10 & 3 New York, Latham, A. & Co. & O. N. Y., Union Trust Co. & O. do do & O. do do & O. do do do do 7 & O. Sacramento, Tre-isury. 7g. J. & 3. J. & 3. do do 1 «• 3. do do & J 6g. 6 Hartford, Treasury, J. & 3 3. & J do do 6 do 6 J. & J do do A. & O. 6 do do 6 A. & O. do «« J. & J. N. Y., First National Bank. do do J. & 3, 3-65 do F. & A. do Washington, D. C. J. & 3. 7 do J. & J. 7 6g. Various. New York and Washington. "i' J. 7 A. A. A. A. A. 7 7 7 5, 6, 7-3 6 7 J. J. & 8 7 1883 1885 1893 July, 1881 Jan., 1883 Jan., 1884 1894 1885 Oct., Oct., July 1, 1891 July 1, 1891 Aug. 1, 1924 July 26, 1892 Oct. 1, 1901 to '03 1892 do N. Y., Importers' & Tr.B'k. do do J. & J. 6 P. & A. 7 J. & J. 7 g. Q.-J. ?«• A. & O. 8g. 1899 1900 1900 1900 AprU, 1900 Washinji-ton, D. C. Various Q.-J. Jan. 1903 1, N. Y., Fourth National B-k. 1878, '9, '80, '1,'6 July, 1886 do do Oct., 1890 N. Y., London or Frankfort Not paid. 1892 N. Y., Fourth National B'k. A. &"0. N. Y.. Fourth Nat. Bank. Aprin,1875to'86 July 1, 1896 J. & J. N. Y., Fourth National Bk. J. Not &"d. PoZi/ornia.— California finances appear ti be in a particularly sound condition. The State holds In trust for School and University funds the $500,000 Capitol bonds and t3,0B3.(X)0 of bonds m73. Total valuation of property, 1874, over t600,000,OOD. Tax rate, 50 cents per $100. As the debt is now practically extinguished, the Governor advises the gradual cancellation of the b inds held in trust and the purchase of foreign sei'urities in their place. (V. 19, p. 3 of advertisements; V. 19, p. 32.) commissioners will be in New York in July, and the exchange of old bonds may be made there till November, and snbseqnently at Montgomery. Ala. &Chatt. endorsed bonds may also be exchanged at Connecticut. —ThQ debt of Connecticut was all London. Eitiht per cents signed by Governors created for war purposes, and has been reduced Lindsay and Lewis can only'bj exchanged at Mont- since 1868 from $tO,00),000 to the present figures by gomery. The State has been In default since Janu- sinking fund pn'-chases. The 1:61 bonds are payary, 1874. The value of all taxable property is given able at pleasure since July, 1871, and those of at $160,000,000; tax rate, 'V, mils. Tha as.ses3ed since October, 1874. Assessed va'ne of real and valuation of roal estate in 1875 was $Si,851,8J2. (V. personal property, $331,785,469; rate of taxation, 1 20, p. 139. Mt, 570, 531; V. 21, p. 27ti, 294, SS, 534, mill. 612; V. SJ, p. 110, 15', 50% 521.) .4;*an»o».— Rate of taxation, 5 Us. Uofanded District of Columbia.— The total assessed valae debt is mostly held by U. S. The State is in default of taxable real estate in 137.5 was$9.!,45i,684. United for interest. By the last, assessment for 1872 and States Attorney-General Pierrepont rendered an 1873 the total valuation of property was $101,973,329. opinion that the faith of the United Slates Interest was paid Jan. 1, 1876, on secured sinking is pledged for the I'ayment of interest on the fund bonds, issued under the law of December, 1874, 3.65 bonds, but conflietinij leq;al opinions have been to pay expenses. A Board of Finance was rendered as to the right of New York savings b-inks appointotl in January. 1875, to confer with bond- to invest in these, as government securities. The holders of the S'..ito and ihey issned a notice intere.-t due February, 1876, was not paid till March, as quoted in V 21. p. 161. See Chbosicle. V. 19, as no apprApriation was made by Congress. The p- 167, 139, 687; V. vO, p. 13;», 161; V. 2:, p. 465, total amount of .S-ti5 bonds issued to February were £90. as above. (V^ 20, p. 83. See-Also V. 19, p. 15, CI, l^ m erroi* 142, 189. paid. 477; V. 20, p. 333, 448; Dec, 1890 V. 21, p. 63, 417, 465; V. 21 p. 131. —Less sinking fund of $49,900, and J, Real P. and M. Iran, the total debt is $l.l!i9,T0fl. and personal property are valued about $35.00^,000; tax rate. 7 mills. The loan to J. P. & M. RR. is secured by mortgage on road, and the quesi ion as to the Sta e's obligation to the bondholders was before the United St ites Supreme Court, and decided in December, 1875, (V. 21, p. 5'Jl). in favor of the State; no interest has been paid on these bonds for some years past, and a decision of the State Supreme Court holds them unconstitutional. (V. 21, p.liiO; V. 22, p. 158, 2M.) Oeorgla.—la June, 1876. $10\COO bonds sold to pay overdue coupons on recognized bonds of Macon Florida. lite & Brunswick and North & riouth Railroads. The Sta"e Legislature declared void all the semi-annual gold bonds of 1870 ($1,8SJ,000). and $102,000 of the anirterly bonds held by H. Clews & Co.; the Brnuswick & Albany bonds. $1,500,000 and all railroad endorsements, except, $l,950.<O^ Macon & Brunswick; S19'.0>0 Ala. & Chatr.; $240,001 No. & So. Oa.; and $3i,000 Memphis Branch. Asse.ssed value of property in 1874, $273,000,001; in 18:5, SS'il,755.8S4; rate of tax, four mills. Macon & Brunswick Railroad endor-ement was declared valid by Lcjislature of !S7!. but the later issue of gS)",i:0) was dcci trod void by thT Legislatu e in 1875. Governor's Alessago, V. '?2, p. 87. (V. 20. p. 83. See also V. 19. p. til. 350, 375; V. 20, p. 211, 336, 570; V. 22, p. ; 440, 590.) .. June 24, 1876 . STATE SEOUniTIES. ] boUm •( mmr •rrcr Sub»crlber« will coafer > great ftror by KiTing latmadUt* DESCEIPTION. Date of Size or Amount ar outstandlns. Bouds. Por explanation 8«e notes on flrgt page of Va" alue. tables. | 4lae«v«r*4 !• IbaM Tabtoa. INTKREST. Prinoln When WUoro payable and bjr Bate. I Payable. llUnols— Interi!-it bonds. Inscribed Kcfiiuiliiil Htock l>onds 1847 stock War bonds TntlianH — Bouds, 1873 loan sliort $021,000 288,000 23,000 88,000 142,300 1,000 1,000 1,000 100 Ac. Normal Univcralty bonds Tlii>riiton loan bouds 861 to '09, funding, Ac Bonds for various State purposes , Military loau X/Oiti.fhDia— Bonds for relief of State Treasury lioiuls in aid of various railroads lAivcii bonds— Act :i.j 1861 to '0!) 100 JkO. 1881 to 'OH 100 &0. 1864 to '63 101,176 880,000 346,000 6 7 7 J. J. 500 132..500 6 J. 1.000 1,000 1,000 578,000 303,000 578.000 792,500 114.700 80,000 87,000 1353 1S85 of Act 115 of do do 18(17 spcciul— .Vet ;ia of 1S70. . IJonds funding coupons to Bocuf & Crocodile Navigation Co. .. do issued to State Pc^nitentlary do to fuiul flimtiiiK debt of Slate do to Mississippi & Mexican Gulf Canal., do do to Northern Louisiana & Texas RK. Co. HCliool Sc .sfiuinarv, beid by St. Trcas. to N. Orleans, Moiiile & Texiis do do 1866 1867 1870 1H66 1870 1869 500 100 4o. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 1.S70 1809 1S69 18.'57 RK 1870 1871 1869 1874 do do N O. Mob. & Ctiat. RR. bonds, end. by State ('ons->Iidated f uuded bonds do (In — 1 ,800.000 200,000 53.000 184,000 70,000 2,500,000 873.000 9,018.700 100 &c. Mtnne Civil lo.in bonds 1 War loan bouds Bounty loan bunds do do Municipal war debt assumed ilaruland f — Baltim:)re & J g^ .-^ - -r S* US Ohio RaiUo.ad sterling & Ohio Caual stcrliug Susini«!;.vjna .t Tide Water Canal Railroads .and o.^iia!s E.iste.ru Shore Bailiiunre .\nnapolis & & , 1,000 .500 Ac. 100 Ac. 1830 1837 Railroad Susiiuehauna Railroad.. Elkridge Railroad Defense IJouuty Loan Deaf and Duml) Asylum Loan Maryland Hospital Loau, 10-15 years 1803 1883 1881 1368 Various. , K lilro.ad Raltiiiiore ik Susiiuehauna ('bcsapc.-ike & Ohio Caual 500 Ac. 500 See. 13.51 to '81 1838 1338 1338 Chesapeake / Maryland State Loau — 1839 1839 1883 1871 1872 1873 1857 1861 to '62 1801 1862 1863 IJ'iunty Fimd Xjoau : 1883 Bounty Fuud Loan 1864 do do sterling 1804 War I/oan, sterling 1809 Troy & Ureeutlcld Railroad loau, sterling.. lS5Sto'01 do do homo 1861 to '83 sterling., do do 1808 sterling.. do do 1871 sterling., do do 1875 dollar bonds 1373 to '74 do do do do do 1875 r^outheru Vermont Railroad Loan 18t;0 N'orwich & Worcester Railroad Lo.iu 1857 lidston, Hartford & Erie Railroad, sterling. ISOS U> -09 Harbor Land Improvement (5-'J0d) 1874 Danvcrs liUuath*. Hospital 1874 Lunatic Hospital, Worcester 1875 New State Prisons, sterlmg 1875 /«ino!.«.— The debt has I late yiars, ani, been rapidly reduced of without the addition of new loan*, soon be extinguished. The lUhiois Ceniral Railroad charter tax on earnings contributes over $100,000 por year to the State revenue. The ass'-ysment of all properly in 1875 was J;1.(M5,52:),8.)6. Municipalities in Illinois are in poine localities heavily incumbered with debt issued to railroads, (V. 19, p. 15, 33, 536.) vrill ' ' [ Indiana.— ThaTe are also $13'>,DD0 of war bonds. There is & question as to the State's obligation to pay the Wabash A Krie Canal debt. A reference to the origin of that debt, ari*ing from the State's compromise with the bondholders in ISlfi, will be found in the Cuno.NiCLi!, V. 19, p. 491; see also p. 526. A suit on the question was brought and decree of sale obtained (V. SI, p. 85; V. 52, p. 104). Taxable valnation, 1875— real estate, 8li'3l,416,973; personal, J33!,6fi1.147; railroads, 8)8,4)8,919; corporations, $4,045,503; tax rate, XH mills. law permitting towns to issue bonds was passed in IS'S, the mala ecction being as follows: A I "Section i.— Be enacted by the Oeneral Assembly of the State of Indiana, That any corporatcd towu in this State which shall have heretofore, by the action of its Boanl of Trustees, commenced the erection of any pulilic buildings, to be nsed as a market house, engine house or other public purposes, and shali not have the necessarv means with whicli to complete such building, on the passage of an ordinance authorizing the same by the Board of Trustees of said incorporated town, issue the bonds of such town to an amount not exceeding in the aggregate $10,000, in denominations of not less than $50 nor more than $.500, and payable at any place that may be designated in tlie bouds; the principal in not less than one year nor more than ten years after the date of such bonds, and the interest, annually or semi-annually, as may lie therein provided, to provide the means with which to complete such buildings; pr.mded that such bondj •hall not be sold at a price less than ninetyImi cents on the doUar, nor bear a g-eatcr it 500 Ac. «100&c £200 £200 Ac 500 Ac. £100 200 Ac. 1858 1883 1865 1859 rate of 8 6 7 8 H. A.S. M. i?N. 5«- %' A'. A A A A 8 6 6 J. M. J. J. J. J. I). do do N. Y.. Wluslow, L. A Co. <to do do J: do Baltimore, State Agent, do do do do do do do do J J J .M. M. l^- J. 5 A. A. A. 1,300,000 200,000 £200 3,590.024 5 1.000 1,000 40l),000 •'' •> 5 g. g. J. .T. J. J. S- «!f. 5 £500 900,000 730,000 1,292.280 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 101.000 822.000 358.000 40,000 6 g. g. g. .5g. 5-g. 7 6 centum A I>. AN A A A A A ISMIo-M 187-i to do do do do do do do do 1006 ISM 1, 1007 lUmh 1, 1875 1886 A 'AS May Jan. 1, 1800 Ilarrb I, 1U09 May, lOlU 1800 1000 1897 July 1, 1010 April, IDll Jan., 1014 1877 -•78 March. 1»)3 Aug. 15, 1880 June, 1880 Oct.. 18S8 1800 1S90 1885 1880 A 1800 1890 1800 1985 1800 1800 187S A1» 1885 A -SO April, 1883 to '87 A A M. A J. A per Jnno, 1877 , do do do do do do J J. J. N. do do do do do do Hay, 1880 July, 18T0 July, 1877 to "re Julr. 1888 JiUy, 1883 May, 1804 Hay, 1804 Loiulon Baring Bros. do do .1. O. O. O. J. J. J. do do Boston Treasury. London, Baring Bros. do do , t Boston,, TrcTsnry. J do do do do do do Loudon Baring Bros. J. Bo8t()0 Treasury. J O. .T, .1 N. A.J. J. J. Boston Treasury. J. AN A A A A A A A A A A A A A & . Boston Treasury. do do Loudon, McColmonts. , July, 1880 Off.. 18«8 to "00 April, 1800 to '04 April, 1882 July, 1891 Jan. 1. 1895 July, 1891 to -04 July. 1893 April, 1><90 July. m77 Jan. A July. 1000 Jidy, 1894 July. 1804 May, 1805 1, 1895 Jan. J. if. Y., Am. Exchange Bank, July. 1878 J do do do July, 1870 N. J 18,8 A-SS do do do May, 1800 Jf.iin*.—The slaking fnnds. Jannanr, I8T5. retotal debt to a net amonnt of $5,(79.6^ Valuation of total taxablcs in 1S7\ $aM.(inn.oae; tax rate, 5 mil:?. Oovemor's masMge in V. %i, p. duce the ATanjos.— Kansas has but a small State debtj bat the issues of municipal bonds have been large. An extract from the State Auditor's report was given In The valuation of real aud perV. yo, p. 14. sonal property in 1375 was $141,514,341; tax rate. 6. mills for State purpDses and an avoraae of 3.78 per 8100 for al purposes. State funds hold $759,*i0 of the bonds. (V. 83, p. 14.) Zo'/i«o;a.—The funding bill passed Jan. 51. 1874. per cent of the face value. For coopons lacking on bonds funded, similar coupons are cut from the new bonrts s led; interest on consol bonds is paid in New Yo k, but no interest paid on bonds unfunded. These codboIs. were down to kf> i New York Stock Exchange, May, principal bonds not fundable are, RR. bonds; $IS.000siho d; $330.0aOMIss. A Mex. Gulf Cinal; $80,000 Baoaf A Cr. N»v.: $87."),OO0N. O. M. A Chat, enilorscd; and $3.EO0 0DO N. O. Mob. A Texas. The same tax of 14X mills. in t375 as in 1374 (in 1873 the rite was aij< raOlj ) The total assessed value of real estate ia HIS was $150,507,073; personal, $40,31.^547; of which New Orleans had tOilia.SOO of real and »*i,US,83.5 of The gro-s revenue in 1S75 was $3,'186,IM personal. and expenses $.!,18">,707. The $2,50(1,0011 bonds to N. O. Mob. A Texas Railroad have been declared void by State Supreme Court, but a re-beariuz admitted to The $111,003 of & 110, 1883 to tM 1870 to -M 6 A similar law was passed for count'es, which, referring to contracts that have been made for pulilic imildlngs, Ac. says that in counties wiiere such conlr.icts Iiave been so matle, the board of commissioners of such counties are authorized to issue bouds to an amount not exceeding one-half of one per centum on the assessed valuation of the proaerty of such county, in addition to any loan for said purpose for whicli bonds m.ay have been heretofore Issued, negotiated and sdd. (V. 22, p. 309.) (V. 2D, p. 78, ft). 47il. 5S1. 546; V. «l, p. 15, 159, 831, 439, 535, 613; V. 3», p. »».) granted. do Louisiana Nat. Bank. Loudon, Baring Broa. do do A A A A A A annum." 1S75. C, J J 6 1,500,(M)0 scaled the debt do N. ACo. do ds do do Augusta and Boston. 5 3 6 5g. 5g. per N. Y.. Wlnslow, I^ U. A. 5,.5:)8.912 eight LouUlona Nat Bank. do do do do A. A F. J. S«l^\^%^- than J. J. A Co. do do Augusta and Boston. Busiou, Suffolk Bank, 6 £.-00 1.1)00 I lS7ft-7t Various M. A 8. 6 000.000 888,000 200.000 4.379,500 4,000.744 999,941 554.1 80 900,500 2,952.400 400,000 Jan.,] Jan., 7-30 U.A 8. N. O;, Loulslaua Nut. Bank. A. A O. N. Y., Wluslow. L. A Co. 8 Various N. C, Cltliiens' Bank of Ijx. "s' N. v., Wluslow, L. A Co. J. A J. 8 A. A O. 8 7 N. Y., Wlnslow, L. A Co. J. A J. 1.000 1,000 5.000 i.noo interest A A J. J. 435,000 156,815 31,069 260,000 528,785 298,485 62,015 3,333,583 225,000 700.000 J. N. O., 8 2,028,883 2,551.444 50,000 220,000 1,424.000 500 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 .- 6 3.30,000 1,000 do do J. \wn Tarlaoa vanaoa JaD..r^" sD..tMO do N. Y.. Douiiell, L. J Varluus Vnriuiu M. A N. M. A B. 8 6 6 454,361 Hack Bay Land« Loan Union Fund Loan do do 'do Toast Defense Loan A A A Jan., do do do Mow York. Various Various July. 71,000 383,000 307,000 2,330,000 2,827,000 100 Ac. linsaach tmeitu Lunatic Hr)spital (Western Massaobiisetts) Michljan— Renewal Loan Bouds Two rtlilliou Loan War Bounty Bonds Salute Marie Canal bonds 7A8 010,000 3.904,738 —fund bouds (uou-negotlable) Bcind-i, 1 do do do do 6 e 6 5,000 Siilioul Kanxfts Am. Exobann Bank, N.T., a 6J. Maryland.—The assessed valnation of property la 1875 was $4?7.T5.')..39.3, on which the rate of taxation in I87f) is ITli cents per $100; income from dividends r.iilroad. canal and other stocks owned by the State was $i:)3,4'I. The State has largelv assisted canals and railroads, and holds $4.7K7.S X) of stocks and bonds of commnies psyin.; intcre.st p'omptly, leaving only $.5,91»..5'<3 or debt without any offset; the State also holds $5*2,555.138 in nnprodnctive securities. On two investments only, the Comptroller says that the Stat has met no loss. viz.. the Baltimore A Ohio and the Columbia A Port Deposit railroads. on ' lfi»>aeAuM</«.—Oovemor's messace on finaocea,V. All Interest on the fandsd debt of p. «1 The credit of is paid in coin. the State stands high In London and at keoM, Darinx 1874 the debt was increased tXl.400, The stnkiag foads fai and in 1S7.\ $4,500,000. January. 187a, wei« 81I.7SS.SP9. TheHoosac taaaat has cost the SLate over $14,500,000. Real aatata petiMal, lain 1375. $1,S1I,0SI.SM: assessed eluding bank shares. $S6a,81MU: tax rata, I'M mills; deposits in savini;s banks, $S37,gt8.96S: corporation property (above lesl estate and machinery), B. Railroad was $34,513.6)1. The loan to D. H. secured by dep wit of $8,8W,n00 "Berdell" mortgan for new stxk. (V. bonds, afterwards exchanged 50, p. 336, 5il; V. 11, p. «n; V. S», p. «t) 55, Massachusetts A ilicMtan.—Thii debt has bean larsely dinlaishad Asssiied Taloalion of real 1871-75, $'*).000,0ao. and Ux rate 3 V mills. Surplus rerenaa Is applied to pv^ chase of bonds, (v. 30; p. 19.) : few ycacs. and pjrsonal prjp^rty, In the last .) -STATE SECURITIES. Tl [Juno 24, 1876. Sabaeribera will confer a afreat Oivor by slvlnz Immediate notice of any error discovered In tUese Table*. DESCRIPTION. Date of Size or Amooiit Bonds. par oatstanding. Value. For oxplaiiatione sec notca on tlrst page of tal>lca INTEREST. When Rate. Minnetola— 1867 1868 1869 1873 1858 State Building Loan do do do do do do coupon Railroad Bonds (not recognized) MUsmiri— State bonds Consolidated bonds University and Lunatic Asylum bonds State Ban K stock refunding Bonds to North Ml.isouri Railroad Bonds to('airo & Fulton Railroad Bonds to Platte County Railroad Bonds to Iron Mouiit.'ini Railroad Pacitlc Railroa<l of Missouri Southwestern Branch Pacific Railroad Funding bonds Renewal bonds, coup., 5-20s, (act Mch. 29, '7^ Hannibal <b St. Joseph Railroad renewal... do do $100,000 100,000 50,000 250,000 $1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1865 to "ee 1868 1872 1874 1854 to '58 1857 to '59 1859 to '60 1854 to '59 1853 to '59 1857 to '66 1874 1875-6 1853 to '57 1874 7 2,275,000 7 7 7 7 439,000 6 2,727,000 401,000 104,000 2,745,000 6 6 6 2,161,000 3,735,000 1,455,000 1,900,000 5,655,000 2,715,000 285,000 1871 1872 1,000 1,000 160,000 800,000 1861 1864 1872 1873 418,000 J. 100 &c. 100 Ac. 600,000 2,206,100 500,000 J. J. 100 Ac. 100 ic. 100 &c. 900,000 900,900 593,400 6 6 1,000 1,057,000 9,895,500 561.500 800,000 1,537,887 473.000 880,000 1,562,900 847,500 4,302,600 2,000,000 66,443 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 Nevada— State iKinds Territorial bonds Ifeto War loan, coupon bonds do do State bonds tfeto 1,000 1,000 A 10 9>a bonds, tax free do do 1861 do do do 1863 1864 taxable York— Bonnty loan bonds, coupon do registered stock do General fund debt^Astor stock 1827 to '32 do do do deficiency loan 1848 do do do do 1848 1875 ^""" CftTial Under flaht "•"''' i Art. 7, See. 3, of Con and Art. 7, Sec. 12. Btitution 1 So 1872 1873 1873 1874 P5-8 Comptroller's bonds (by Rev. Stat's) North Caro/irt«— Railroad and improvement bonds, old do do do old RR. and improv't bonds, new (not special tax) do do do do 500 Ac. 500 Ac. Funding bonds, since war do do 1866 1868 1867 1868 Registered certificates of literary fund Penitentiary bonds, act Aug. 24, 1868 Special tax bonds OAto— Registered loan, payable after 1875 do do June, 1881 do do Jime, 1886 do do Oreffon— 1850 1860 1856 1849 1852 1852 1852 1852 1853 1867 1807 1867 1867 1867 1867 1872 May 4 Registered, loan, May 4 Coupon loan of April 19 ($35,000 are reg.) Stock loan of Feb. 2 (registered) do do do do do do do do do do . . (registered) (coupon) (registered) (registered) (registered) Agricultural College land scrip — 6 6 6 g. g. A. 5A6g. 400,000 395,000 87,000 2,812,000 455,500 273,000 88,350 6 J. 6 6 J. 6 J. A. A. 6 6 6 6 A. J. A. A. 6 ?» 5 g. 4 Jag. I'- 7,521,5,'')0 6 7,369,000 90,400 9,251,850 723,950 500,000 5 6 5 6 AO F. r. F. F. F. F. F. F. A J A O A J AO A J A O A J, A O. A O. A J. A J. A J. A J. A J. A A A A A A A A A A A A 1872 1873 1874 1875 1576 & m Nevada. —The debt of Nevada is hardly more than nominal. debt of New Hampshire created for war purposes, and is being rapidly reduced. The Municipal loan of 1872 was issued to cities and, towns, the proceeds to be used in reducing tlicir several war debts, which the State thus as- New Ho.«p«Air«.— The was ; SUte Ux, S^ is also to Ijong Island Railroad, 1871 1,599,930,168 1,641,379,410 1,692,523,071 1.7.50,698,918 392,652,814 434,280,278 452,637,732 147,248,035 437,102,315 418,608,955 1,960,3£2,703 407,427,.S99 1,5,32,720,907 9'i 6 95-100 1^ 6 311-84 For the present fiscal year, 187o-fi, the tax rate of 3 11-24 mills reduces the rate of 1875 nearly onehalf; this is partly owlnj^ to the considerable reduction in the Bounty debt, and the increase of sinking fund resources. It appears that the value of real estate by local assessors in 1674 was $1,750,693,918, while the full value, as estimated by the State assessors, was $4,168,330,757. The Comptroller says the actual value should be adopted as the basis of taxation. The total amount raised by tax. State and local, in 1875, was $56,926,470, or 24 mills on the $1 of assessed valuation. In 1874, the local debts of cities in New York State were $137,539,6.9; of counties, $46.68),264, and towns, $25,140,181. (V. 19, p. 350; V. 20, p. 28, 60, 615; V. 22, p. 63, 471.) mills. $68,000 contingent debt $7,361 per annum for SUte holds $3,000,200 stock and receives dividends thereon. Other interest in default. A funding bill passed the Legislature March, 187S. (See New Jersey.— The debt was created for war purposes. Of the first two classes of bonds the principal is payable $100,000 per year. Valuation of real and personal property in 1675 $612.;S1,094, against New yiw*.— There $1,097,564,524 1,158,32?,371 State tax. 2)f 4 53-80 7 41-156 5 79-120 North Carolina.-r-'SoTth Carolina is heavily burdened with debt, i« proportion to her taxable property. A lengthy extract from the "Treasurer's report was given in V. 80, p. 84. Total property was assessed in 1872 at $123,507,628, a low valuation. Interest Is paid on bonds issned to North Carolina Railroad ($2,800,000), as the sumed. $619,097,938 1859 1885 1870 : Personal. $307,319,155 and New Jan., 1877 to '84 Jan., 1886 to '96 Jan., '97 to 1902 1877 AprU, 1877 At will. July, 1878 At will. Oct., 1893 Dec, 1877 July, 1887 April, 1, 1, 1, 1883 1881 1892 On demand. 1868 1868 1868 1868 York. to to to to '98 '98 '98 '98 Jan., 1900 Oct., 1898 Indefinite. 1898 1898 to '99 York. Oct., American Exch. do do B'k, do do Jan., 1870 July, 1881 Jan., 1887 1884 1880 State Treasury. Farm. do do do do do do do do do do do July, 1876 to '78 Oct. do Phila., J July Raleigh, Treasury. N. Y., 1^1 Jan. do do do do do New 8« 1876 to 1876 to 1876 July, 1894 1895-6 1875 to '87 A Mech. B'k. do do do do do do do do do do do April, 1879 July, 1882 Julv, 1882 Aug., 1877 Aug., 1877 Aug., 1878 Feb., 1877 Feb., 1877 to '82 Feb., 1877 to '82 Feb., 1877-1882 Feb., 1882-1892 Feb., 1882-1892 Harrisburg Treasury. l/t««ourf.— Valuation of real and personal property in 1375 was $.549,593,471, upon which the tax is 4)^ Railroad property was assessed at |54,849mills. 312, as returned to County Courts; but at only $19,881,141, as returned to the State Auditor in 1875. The State had $1,438,(100 bonds maturing in 1875, and $3,907,000 in 1876. To provide for these, a law of 1875 authorizes the sale of new bonds. The Hanuibal St. Joseph Railroad provides for its own debt. Bonds falling due are paid in currency, pursuant to a resolution of the Legislature, althoujrh «ome of these bonds are payable by their terras "in "gold or silver." (V. 20, p..S3. IBl, 290, 313, 33a, 477; V. 21, p.277; V. 22, p. 83, 591.) !870 to 1874 do do do do do Albany. J. J. Real Estate. do do do do do do §» 7 7 and from do do N. Y., Manhattan Bank. Albany. N. Y., Manhattan Bank, Indian annnltles. An abstract of the Governor's Message was piven in.V. 22, p. 61, showing a net reducuon of $i,744,505 in the debt for year ending Sept. 30, 1875. The followinE; were valuations and tax rate for State purposes in the years 1859 and 1865, J g. Minnesota. All the State bonds are now held by the permanent school fund. Minnesota is usually classed among the States which have avoided their obligations, in consequence of her refusal to recognize the "State Railroad bonds" of 1858 to the amount of $2,275,000. There seems to be a growing feeling in the State that those bonds should he icknowledgeil. See Governor's Message, V. 2i, p. Property valuation, 1875, $213,856,143. of which 6.3. S46,16S,4ti7 was personal; tax, 21-10 mills. (V. 19, p. 493; V. 22, p. 567.) Year. do do J. to '88 to '89 Sept., Trenton and Jersey City. J 5A6g. 26,500 200,000 Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. J 1876 1877 1889 to '9a, 9a_, 1884 to '89 Jan., '92 to 1905 1879 to '80 do do do Albany. J. 50 50 50 50 50 do do do do 6 6 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 50 Ac. J. 8. J. 1883 1888 July, 1892 1881 and March, 1887 do N. Y. Manhattan Bank. 606,884 4,072,640 2,400,000 1870 do do do J. J. J. 100 Ac. 100 Ac. 100 Ac. Bounty bonds Willamette Canal and Lock PeiinsylvanUt— Inclined plane loan Couiwn loan, April 2, ($28,000 are reg.) Bank of Commcree, do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do N, Y., B'k N. America, do do Y., <3oncord or Boston, 1,000 1,000 100 Ac. 100 Ac. do do do A A A A A A A 4,738,800 3,639,400 2,383,000 1,695,000 2,417,400 1,711,400 383,045 44,000 11,407,000 1,000 1,000 1877 1878 1879 1883 to 1903 Dec, 1887 Paul, Treasury, do do do State Treasury, M. 6 St. Various M. A B Jersey— War loan Neie 91s Hampthire— Municipal war loan J. J. J. J. J. 6 6 6 6 6 Principal— When Due. Whom. A J. A J. A J. A J & D. A N. A A & A A A A A J. J. J. J. J. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 392,000 504,000 Wlierc Payable and by Payable Chrosicle, V. 20, p. 336.) In New York, bonds are classified thus; "Old," being those Issued prior to May 1, 1S61, coupons on from Jan. '69; "N. C. R. R." issue of t2,800,000 to that road, coups, on since Jan. April, '69; ^ame "coop, ofiE" have had 7 coups, paid; "'funding act '66 carry coups, Jan., " funding act " "68 '69; carry coupons April, '69. " New "—authorized before war, except $1,.500,000 in 1868; "Special tax, Ist," carry coup. April, '69; "2d"coup. of Oct. '69; " 3d " coup. April, 1870. (V. 18, p. 166, 639; V.20, p. 84, 161, 883; V. 21, p. 670.) & — Ohio. Ohio has a very small State debt, bnt large local debts, amounting in 1375 to $25,957,588. Valuations in 1874 were Real estate iu cities, «fec., $,366,031,721; other, $696,883,383; personalty, $536,660,M8. Tax rate in 187.5, 3 2-10 mills for State, and an avtraste of 2.> 9-10 mills for local purposes. Of the 1875 loan above. $868,8:30 was paid Jan. 1, 1876. and the balance April 1. Report on State and local debts, V. 83, p. G4. : — Oregon. The debt is provided for by sinking Taxable property funds, payable from land sales. mi" '"* X iu 1875 was assessed at 841,197,149; was laid for Relief bonds and 1 mill for Bounty bonds. Pennsi/lvaniy..—Total debt Nov. 30, $23,233,137; available assets, $9,400,572; net debt, 813,766.661. The financial system is remarkable in Pennsyivani*, in the fact that no tax is laid for State purposes on Revenue is raised from numerous real estate. sources, principally from corporations. Taxes are levied on personal property, which was assessed at $169,382,242, and the tax was $574,817 in 1875. State expenses have lately exceeded revenue, snd sinking funds have been diverted to meet the deficiency. The State holds $1.754,.321 In stocks and $10,664,381 Interest is paid in gold on all tl« f f railroad bonds. State debt issued prior to 1867. Any coupon bonds may be changed to registered. The bonds due in 1877 are payable at any time till 1882; those of 1883 22j). 64.) Ull 1892. (V. 21, p. 187; V . . . ^ STATE SECURITIES. Jun2 24, 1876] sobaoribers will oonOer a sreat lavor DESCRIPTION. bjr striae lasaiaAlst* moU** oI Date of Size or Amouut bunds. par outatandlng. Forexplanatlona aou notes on first page of tableSc Hlana— War bond INTKRK8T. Where purable Mid bjr Payable wuom. Wb«n Rate. value. ««r crr^r 4l*a«v«r«4 la Ihaa* T«Hf- \Khoitf I 1862 1863 1863 1864 do do , do Ijbutt Carolina— 1863 to '54 1866 bonds KiuidiiiK bonds and stock Blue Kiilffc Kuilioud bonds do bills p'uudi iij; bank S00,d(0. 1861) 500,<S!C 1809 to '70 500,4[C bills and stook 1838 1838 Fire loan bonds, sterling do sto<*k, donicjitlc state Treasury COBSolidated bDMilH, lonii. (Funding act) stock (Fuudiug net) do Railroad endorsements Bonds— Relief ! New funiling bonds, act of 1,000 1,000 1,000 1868 1868 1868 Laud connuisslon bonds I 50,dM) 18.'54 receivable Piiyniciit of intiircst Oouvci'sion bonds 1,000 1,000 1,000 1794 Varioua l836to'fil Various 1.000 State Htock 8tat« House stock Fundiiig *1,000 1873 1874 Bonds, Various Various Various. Various. Various. 1,000 1,000 Various i,()6o . . 1806 A '71 1874 1,000 Fnndin:,' State warrants, act May 2, 1874 1870 1,000 Frontier defense, gold, act August .5, 1870 1871 1,000 Revenue dellcieney bouds, act May 10, 1871 act Dec. 2, 1871 1872 do 1,000 do 1874 1,000 Bonds, act Mar., 1871 (tor paying float'gdebt) 1874 100 Veteran Pension bonds, act Aug.,'7aifeApl.,'74 Ycrmont— 1862 .SOO.ic. War loan bonds, coupon 186'2 registered 500,40. do Fuud ills! 8t.itc debt Virainia— 1851 to 'CO Old bouds, cflupon 18.51 to '06 registered do 1851 sterling, not required to bo funded do 1871 Consol. (Act Mar. '71) coup, tax receivable 1871 do rog., eonv. Into coup.. do 1872 (Act 1872) coup., not receivable do do reg., do. 1872 do 1871 Deferred certificates w. Va.) 1871 Interest on sterling debt, funded (Act 1871). Arrears of Interest unpaid Sept. 30, 1875 .' ( Bhode Island.— Ttie debt was all created for war The purposes anil is being steadily diminished. valuation of real and personal property in 1873 was }it7,7»S.5jO. and tax rate 3U cents on (100. — The Governor's messaae on finances The funding law approved Dec. provided for scaling down the old debt by giving new bonds to the extent of 50 per cent, and aeclared void the convercion bonds to the. amount Tue January, 187«, interest was of t5.»65,n00. paid on consolidated bonds in April, isrs. Total vahuUion of all property— in 1875. real estate, tfiS.m.aiS: personal, He.fJl.lWfi; rata of taxati.m in 1S74. U. mills. (V. 40, p. 81, 341, 291, :«(!, 547; So. Carolina. in V. 21, p. 5';5. i V. 187S. — On Tennessee. interest ment of 1, the first July, 1874. the pay- was resumed, and the interest 1675, was paid by heip of a loan of S-iOfl.OO', but default azain made July. 1375. 'The Governor's letter in December. 1875. on the finances, diacouraaed the expectation of furtt^r payments soon, and suggested "rcaling." The law passed In March, 1S73, provided for funding all outstanding, legally issued bonds, due between July 1, 1874. and July 1, 1JS4, as well as all J. » F. 3g. 370,.'H)0 g. piiat-dne coupons, Providence, U. « fti4.300 & 22,000 6c do do do Harofc. tn« April, July, isn Au«., 1W4 18M Columliln, 8tat« Tr««sui7. do do do do Columbia and Ifow York. July l,|)UI7la*irr 4t & & & & & ««• 2"- U. A T. Go. I. do do do Q.-J, " f 6 A 8 AO. A J. dt A (,'iilumbla, July l,l879toT» Troaaury. July I, IWM New York. July I, IHttS do July 1, 1H8« do Columbia and du do do do do do July 1, lliSt r/>ndon 21H.423 10,000 3,670,000 (k>hmil>la. J/& J. & J. & 6 6 14-.),254 6,222,000 16,289,000 1,03«.000 1,074.000 390,000 6 5<S( J Columbia A Kt«. Agen. N.Y New York or Columbia. J do J du 500A0 1 Vari's ) .£100cSc lOO.ic. lOO.&c. 100,Ao. 6 J. M. J. J. ic J. H.& J. Jc J. & J. A J. & J. & 10 ."iOO.OOO 1,070,357 7 10 144,000 168,000 6 6 g. and coupons maturing on or before Jan. 1, 1874, in a 10-40 year 6 per cent bond. The total debt given above is, subBtautiallr, acc.irding to the last report of the Comptroller, January, 1875. The Comptroller estimated debt of solvent railroads at $.3,288.8%; due from purchasers of railroads then sold, $'n2,0C0; value of Knoxville & Charleston road, $100,000. The State's endorsements for railroads are $1,801,000, of which $1,560,000 Total valuation of is taken care of by the roads. J doj D. D. 6 6 do do do York. Jnlr 1, 180* 1888 July 1, 18M Julr I.UW New York aa "old," haWng coupons ; 7'«»i».— The -tate Comptroller, In February, rijorted total funded debt $1.219,7.^7; floating ' dou tful Jaljr I, IBU 1879 to lOM 1900 1875 lo 1900 Taiiuua. 1877 and 18B1 Jan.. IfWl 1910 Sept. 1, 1878 18M Monb 1.1004 1804 187510 78 187» 10*90 issoto-** At pleasur* 1888 1900 190S do Iiondon, Baring B. $281,000,000, and railroad property, rate of taxation Is 40 coats on the b.mds of do do Richmond, Treasury. London, Baring B. <t Co. Richmond, 'Treasury. do do 6 l,10(i.093 YortL ilo New 15,239,370 212.833 1,199,861 New Boston, N. B. Hut. Bed's. Montpeller, Treasury. I 6 6 100,A;c. debt. $')4.%'37, and 3 do do do 8 J f 2,331.250 19,030.000 1,207.000 1,561,675 of July, 1 (>'.>; Old "ex coapjn," have only the coupon of July, 1875; " New," issued since 188i carrying coupon "f July, 1869, " ex coupon" July, 1875, only; ' New Series," the new funding bonds. (V. 18. p. 14.3, SI7. 850.497: V. 19. p. 167; V. SO, p. 14, 84, IBl, 28i, 49: V. 21, p. 87, 313, 614; V. 22, p. 472.) l=7i>, N. Y., Fourtb Nat. Bank. •7,092,399 The do Various N. Y., Bank of do J. & J do 7g. M. Jt S 1,000,1)00 Tennessee bonds, sold Fourtb Nat. Bank, do Y., 6 10 200,000 499,000 697,000 279,000 in are those Issued before 186-^ and lOi). & & 6 5 Various Various real estate, rSI.OOO.nOO. J. J. 6 5,5>4, validity remaining in hands pf State Treasure', $8l2.2IU. ttixable property in 1874 was Tax rate, *aj0,'(VJ,7.i9. against $21 .841 m) in 1874. Comptroller's report we have the 50. Prom the following statistics for 187o: The valuaticm of 31, p. 489, till.) due January A. 6 23.884 520,346 240,000 401,700 680,000 177,000 201,000 Tejcas— a-3, 6 4,797,608 Bouds leKlsterod, ai^t of 1873 F'undalile bonds and coup, not yet presented. ri:^'l8terablc, not presented Held by E.T. University (not to be fuudod) M. 6 481,1)44 186S) 1873 1873 $1,010,000 205,000 668,000 746,000 Prtaoin Total value of taxable property awasaed. I JtO 8.'>3,7..8 1.254.'45l Statetax 1.<8..3!J Poiltax l,SI5»,l-4 County taxes 1,4« Mileaof RR. in the State ass'd for taxe?. .... $16.60S,IJi Value of railroads No. of acres of land assessed In the State li(i.637 950 44.666,937 Value of lots assessed in the State (T. 19, p. 15, 117, 24a; V. 20, p. 84; V. 22, p. 281.) . rermon<.— This State has a very small debt—all created for war purposes. Of the registered bonds The $l:!.i,.'500 are held for Agricultural College. sinking fund, Aug. 1., 1874, was $37,984. Con isios ths* coupons of the funded bonds should be receirable fur State isxc:i. For t-S of lbs old bonds a new bond was issued, and fcr the other \ a deferred certificate given (as the proportion due by Weat Virginia). The act of 18:2 amended that of \m\ by not allowing coupons to be received for taxes. All the amounts marked (•) may be funded under the amended act of 18:2. The sinking fund holds t2.<4<,All Intanat 98' of State bonds and ccrtlAcatcs. over due and unpaid to Sept. 30, 1875, ;on the basis of 4 per cent.) was $1 l!»».8«t. A part of the Interest due July. 1S74. has been paid sinre Jao I, 167V. Assessed value of property Is 109,424,152: lax rale, 5 mills. The circular of Mes.>rs. Branch & Co., bankers. April, 18:1. said: "The Leyislatore baa adjourned, and no law in any way sffectinf the bonds of the State baa been pesaedrif we except a cla;i>^! in the tax bill subjecting the conponscnl from bends held by a non-resident of the State to the same tax as hns heretofore been dedacted from coupon.s held by residents. This tax amoants to $170 on each coupon of $30, or live and Iwo-Hftba per cent -the coupons being received at M'bO per cent of their par value In paj-ment of taxes. 'The debt for money borrowed to nMet State is siill temporary deficiencies in the revenne; and the payments to the sinking fund have been snspeaded, as m payments of Interest of .loly, 1874, oa the nnn-consolidated debt. The ux bill ineladassotM additional subjects of taxation, which will make a small increase in the revenue, bat it is now oertaln that no cash payments will be made darteg llie present year on account of interest, except that the small balance due on July, 1874, Inlarsst nay bs p«id." Auditor's report, V. «l, p. tlA. (V. IK, B. J»i 502, 5a«, 582; V. 20, p. 14, SM, S9«, 3T\ MT. also the V. Virginia.—Tba Funding act of 1871 provided & C'k 21, p. fS^ 604.) .. CITY SECURITIES. p' viii Snbserlber* tvlll confer a great fkvor bj kItIhg: Immediate notice of aur error dlaeorered In theae Tables. DESCEimON. For cxplauatioiiB sec notes on first Date of Size or Amount Bouds. par outstoudlug. Value. page of tables Albany, N. I'.— Albany A Northern Railroad loan for various purposes City bonds, ta.\ fi'ce New York. — 2,000,000 100,000 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 7,306,546 5,000,000 2,211,068 410,353 555,566 185,723 5,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 500,000 891,646 137,414 800,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 473,900 1,015,300 200,000 500,000 1,375,000 117,000 Balto., Farm. Plan. Balto., N. Mechanics' 1858 to '72 100 Ac. 1874 1,000 1875 500 Ac. 1869 1,000 1869 1,000 187,000 100,000 300,000 1,000,000 814,000 Boston, Merchants' N. B'k, Boston or Bangor. Boston, Merch'ts' Nat. B'k. £100 Ae 583,205 4,296,800 16,809,175 4,997,603 3,559,600 438,600 121,500 1,196,000 1,318,000 322,640 470,000 394,000 2,248,000 688,000 1,940,711 700,000 405,000 375,000 350,000 100,000 648,000 366,000 1,452,000 Various. 1876 Various. ... Water loan 18.'54 Consolidated bounty loan Exempt bounty loan Public parks (Druid Hill) Park iniprovenient loan, millii loan to Baltimore A Ohio RR. Five milliun One million loan to Pittsburgh A Cincin'ti RR New City HaU ; 1863 1865 1860 1863 1853 1853 1868 1870 1874 1864 do do do do Consolidated loan Court house loan Funding loan 1870 1874 1872 1872 1873 1872 do Western Maryland Railroad Jones' Falls Valley Railroad Patterson Park extension Ac. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. Ac. &c. &o. &c. 100 Ac. Endorsements for York A Cumberland RR... do do Western Maryland RR do do Union Raih'oiul Bangor, Me.— City debt proper Municipal loan Water loan l)imds. coup. (Act Feb. 22, 1875) European A North American Railroad Bangor A Piscatsuiuis liailroad Boston — Renewal city debt, sterling For city purposes, war debt. Ac do do do Burnt district, sterling loan Consolidated street improvem't, sterling loan, Roxbary debt, assumed Dorchester debt, assumed Charlestown debt, assumed Mystic water debt, assumed Brighton debt, assumed West Roxbury debt, assumed Water loan, new main Brookliue Reservoir. do Chestnut Hill reservoir 1853 1852 to '6.1 1864 to '76 1873 1869 1860 to '64 1861 to 'OS 1857 to '73 1862 to '76 1860 to '73 1,000 1,000 £100&c JEIOO&C 1.000 Various. 500 Ac. 1,000 Various. Various. 1858 1,000 1865 to '71 1,000 do renewal of loan due '70-71 all reg. 1871 '72-73 do do 1872 £100 Ac Water works, Roxbury, coupon and registered 1868 to '70 1,000 do Roxbury A Dorchester 1871 to '75 1,000 do Dorchester, all registered 1871 do W. Roxbui-y A Brighton, all reg 1875 to '76 do do coup, and reg. 1876 1,000 Additional snpplj' water 1872 to '75 1,000 Various jnirposes, for wute^r works 1871 to '74 1,000 Water loan bonds, gold, coupon or reg 1875 to '70 1,000 . . , / rooklyn,— Debt of Williamsburgh, local improvement.. 1859 to '61 Brooklyn local improvement loan 1801 Mount Prospect Sauare loan 1857 Soldiers' ai<l fund loan 1865 National Guard and Volunteer Firemen's loan 1864 Tliird street imi>rovement loan, local 1807 Gowanus canal improvement loan, local 1860 Bushwick avenue do do do 1865 South Seventh sti'CCt do do do 1866 Union street do do do 1867 Fourth avenue do do do 1862 do do do do 1867 Wallabout B.ay do do 1867 Bedford avenue do do local. 1867 Kent avenue basin do do 1869 New York Bridge lo.^n, registered and coupon 1870 & '76 B'dsfor coinplet'n N.Y. A B'klyn Br., cp. orrg. 1876 — 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 do do do do do m Income Per centage. — Bangor, 3fe. The valuation of real and personal property is $n,05>,ail; rate of taxation, 2 .50 per do do Bank Baltimore, Fraukiin do do do do London, Baring Brothers. 1895 1890 1886 July 1884 April 15, 1900 March 7, 1902 1885 Jan. Jan. Jan. At will. 1900 1894 1902 April 1900 Oct. 31. 188C March 8, 1892 Jan 1. 1877 July Feb. Jan. to '83 to '92 1878 $9,721,016 $8,527,872 City and County State 1876 t8,.'i27.872 OO 742,932 00 lS76to'99 April, 1901 Oct., 1902 1880 to '99 1901 to 1905 Jan., 1901 Jan. A April, 19C 1902 to 1904 1901 to 19(M Oct., 1905 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do $8,279,487 247,385 1876 to '92 Jan. 1,1894 July 1, 1905 Jan. 1, 1894 April 1,1899 Oct., BrookljTi. $9,437,?80 2a3,136 19( 1875 1875 do do do do do do do 2,861,425 A 1895 1, do do do London, Baring Brothers. Boston. JS76-7. '90 1. Jan do do Boston. $11,219,S87 2,93»,n00 1, 1, 1, 9, do do do Boston. do London, Earing Brothers. do 1875-6. 1, 1, 1, 1, July, 1878 1874 to '87 1870 to '96 April, 1893 July, 1899 18/4 to '85 1875 to '82 1876 to '93 1875 to '96 • $1S,.502,305 1890 1, pleasure. Sept. 1, 1893 Sept. 1,1893 Sept. 1, 1890 Balto., North. Central RR. Balto., N. Mechanics' Bank Jan. Boston.— The population of Boston in 1870 was agaimtl"7,S40inl860; in ISTSltwas, S41 919 Valuation of real property in 1875. including the recent annsxatlons, was $55S,769,500,' and nersoual do Baltimore.Rcgistcr's Office, 5.52,000 1675. Bank. Bank. do do do 27,000 302,000 283,000 249,000 298,000 326,000 190,000 230,000 589,000 278,000 427,000 4,250,000 $8,721,016 00 802,120 00 At A The loans to European & North American Railroad and to Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad are secured by first mortgages on those roads. »92,497, July Bank Balto., N. Mechanics' Bank. Balto., Farm. Plan. Bank Baltimore, Register's OBice Balto., N. Mechanics' Bank Placing the tax to he paid to the State at the same as last year, the estimated tax warrants exhibit the following result: cent. Bank. A Plan. Bank. do 1876 1, 1876 to '89 1900 do do do do do do do 138,000 213,000 90,000 . July Balto., N. Mechanics' BaJto., Farm. A Plan. $I,0CO this year. The following is a companson of the appropriations granted by the City Couucil. and income to be received, compared with the estimates for 1S73-6- '8 1895-'97 A do do do do Balto., Farm. to': Feb., 1876 to Boston. 1876-77, commencing May 1, 1676. This estimate is based on an assumption of meeting the actual wants of the municipality and avoiding the borrowing of money for other than the water works, ar.d extensive and costly improvements; the tax per each §1.000 will be reduced from &H 70 last year to $13 45 per Appropriations March, 1876 Augusta, do ; fund, $1'!9,1«5; and the total of the several other sinking funds, $0,j5r,S!il. The Bait. & Ohio RR. pays interest on $.5,000,000 loan; Water loan Is paid by income of water worksf and PuWic Park by City Passenger Railway, and out of a total debt of $32,!)4:i,4!5 only $I0.154,;0i is dependent on the tax levy. The assessed value of property in 1876 is $231,503,1J9; tax rate, 1870, $1 SO on the $100 for city purposes, and .17Ji for State. Population in 1870 was 567,334, against 212,4:8 18(10. (Y. 22, p. 689 ) 1 May, 1879 June, 1880 to '5 do J^[bany. There are sinkinc; funds for municipal $234,988,400 upon which the rate of taxation is $13 70 bonds and for water stock. The loan to Albany & per $1,000—$12 66 of this for city and$l 04 for State Susquehanna is secured by Ipt mort. The equalized purposes, against a total of g;5 BO per 81,000 in 1874. valuation of property in Albany County in 18 5 The total debt, both funded and unfunded, at the by State Board was: Real estate, $48,7M.146; per- ckise of the last fiscal year, April 30, 1S70, was sonal, $5,637,088; total, 154,6.36,234. Estunated true $43,9-3,165, and thesinkiiigfnnds, bonds, mortffases, valne of real estate, $102,764,770. Ac., $16,880,387. The sinking fund provision s'are sufficient to meet the debt as it matures. In March, Aitgusta.— Of this debt, $f,00,000 was issued for 1876, Mr. Turner, city auditor, gave his estimates for railroads, and balance for canal enlargement, the revenue lequired for the coming financial year water works, Ac. Baltimm-e.—ThK fiscal year of Baltimore ends with Oct. 31. The city credit has been loaned extensively to railroads, in exchange for their securities, which it hold** to a large nominal amount. The sinking fund for Bait. & Ohio Riiilroad $5,000,000 loan i3$l,7-l6,!)r3; West Maryland Railioad sinking Dne. Boston, Merchants' Bank. Feb., 1885 to '9 New York. March, '95 to 19' do Nov., 1910, 11,' Bo/ttmore— Consolidated loan of 1890 Principalinal- Wlioui. 250 &c. 500 Ac. Oa.— Bonds INTEREST. Where Payable and by Rate. $246,000 40,000 151,000 848,000 529,000 242,000 118,000 500,000 400,000 1,000,000 103,000 1854 1804 18GG 1870 $1,000 1,000 Relief of drafted men 1,000 Purchase C'oiigress Hall Block 1,000 City Iniprovemont 1,000 1870,1,2,4 Wasliiiigtou l*ark 1871 1,000 City improvement 1,000 1874 New Po.st Oltiec site 1851 & '52 1,000 Water stock 1874 1,000 Additional supply 1865 1,000 Bouds loaned to Albany A Susquehanna RR RR. 1841 Stockbridge Albany A W. do J.U(fu*ta, [June 24, 1876. a a •3« 1879 to '81 1891 1887 1885 to '94 1880 to '81 1881 1876 to '90 1876 to '90 1870 to '90 1877 to '86 1876 to '95 1876 to '95 1870 to '90 1877 1879 1901 to '24 1907 to 1908 During the last forty years, with a single excel the taxable yalnation has shown an anna; increase. Mayor Cobb's message. January, 167 gives a net decrease of debt in 1675, amounting $305,679. (V. 22, p. 61.) tion, 1 .BrooWyn.— The statement of debt Mayor's message dated January 1, made the whole city debt as follows: is Permanent loans 3,462,78 Balance S23,f>0O,S« Loans chargeable on specified property certificates Total —The tli whic $26,063,0* Sinking funds Tax from I8'.6, . 10,052,GC 2,37&,0£ $.35,0:81,20 .Mayor, in his message, January, 1876, state that the debt chargeable on taxation decrease; in 1875 *6,2.'(', against an increase of $512,08:1 ii 1874, $2,42ti,516 in 1873, $1,591,411 in 187J, aw $3,690,5S1 in 1S71. Population in 1870, :19fi,50O, againe Valuation of property in King' 866,661 in 1860. County in 1875, bytheStJite Board of Eqiuilizatiou $2^0,557,686 for real estate, and personal, $19,806,135 they estimated the true value of real estate ii The Board of Supervisor 1874 as $426,393,740. valne the total taxable property of Biooklyi in 18:5 at $225,1"B,735, or about 65 per cent of tru value. The debt of Kings County, separate Iron the debt of Brooklyn, is $3,936,0ii0. of which th city is responsible for about $3,7:19.200. Avorag; 41 per $100, against $3 52 n tax rate in 1675, S3 Total by taxation.. tlO,52S,:S6 00 t9,2<0,S04 00 1874, and $3 46 in 1873. (V. SO, p. 520; V. 22, p. 689. .. Jnne 2 .. 6 . CITY SECURITIES. 1876.] 1, : SulMoribara will eonCer a creat thTor br Blrlns InaiaAlat* BoUea of aar arrar 41aeaTara« la thaaa Taklaa INTEKEHT. DESCRIPTION. Dateot Sire or Anioant Principal— when bonds. fexplaiiiit luua 800 notes on flriit klyn'—< Conlinued)— ospect Park loan, registered and ooupon do do do 8ewiMiiK« honda. continuous, local AB(te»^.siiM'nt fund bondH, continuous looal Central and Knickerbocker avenue bonds Soutli lirooklyn do do .... ' , I - N. works bonds Watei- Park bonds (Act ChitrtfstoH, 8. C. Ci ty s lock May — 1853 to '73 1873 to '75 Railroad... 1871 to '73 1868 to '70 17, 1875) bonds, coupon (_Hty 1876 , 7 U 7 J. J. iL M. O,66(;,000 6 J. at Sc 1,399,000 1,095,500 7 7 Si. 7 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 2,209.250 1,000,000 7 7 7 7 6 Various Various Various Various M. & 8 .... 4,110,093 7 7 J. & & 7 7 7 750,IK)0 2,779,382 100,000 — BufTulo and New York. 1870 to 1809 BuKitlo. MO:i 1 and New York, do do do do Q.-J. dc I881t«lDOT 3 yean from date. 3 yean from datr. 1880 1870 1875 187e-7 Buffalo I MO.*) iri -n : .jJO v.... .^ 1<»7»U»'M' 1883 to '84 1890 do New York City. J rii 1 Charleston. Various 51, .500 297,700 281,500 1015 to '34 1913 (0*24 do do do do do do do do do J 618,000 103,000 842,000 2,379,000 due. Brooklyn, J. J. N 4,435,.500 1863 to '54 1866 coupon Conversion bonds, to redeem past due debt. Fire loan bonds, & & & Y.— & Jamestown Kailroad Jbiffalo New York & Philadelphia Wlioro i>ayublo and by wlium. payable 7 1,000 debt l)onda, various purposes., Puiidi'd Jliittalu When Bat«. 1^,016,000 1,217,000 319,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1870 1872 1873 1872 to '73 Boulevard bonds Tcinporary ta.^c certiticates. - V). [Bitffalii. outstaoding. value. 1800 to '73 $1,000 1860 to '72 1,000 1872 1,000 1857 to '72 1,000 1872 to'75 1,000 . do DAfieiency bouda Jfennauunt wutor loan I par page of tables. Ohtcaffo Water loan do Sewerage bonds do River improvement bonds Municipal bonds Municipal and School l>ond8 Soutli Park loan (.f ecured on South. Div.) West Chicago Park (soeured on West. Div.) Cook County debt 500.&C. 1,000 1,000 500 &c. 1,000 1.000 500 &c. ; .... .... .... .... .... •. Loans to Railroads F, A, O, U, Ii& M Bonds to 0.& M. RR. to purchase whf. prop.N Bonds for erection of a Workhouse Bonils for Water Works C2ir3 Bonds for Common School jiurposes P2 Bonds for Common School purposes P Bon(l.s to O. & M. RR. to purchase whf prop N Bonds for cxt. ana impr. Water W. .C, D. & E Bonds for funding floating debt A2 Bonds for new Hospital 8 Bonds for new Hospital 82 Bonds tor funding floating debt L Kxtcusionand improve. Water Works... K &F Honds to purchase Orp'u Asyl. grds. for i>ark.O Bonds for sewerage R Bonds for improving Gilbert avenue U Bonds to build Eggleston avenue sewer B3 Bonds for improvement bonds Bond.s for Water Work purposes C4 General improvement W2 Cincinnati Southern RR do do do do gold Floating debt bonds, ooupon Water-works bonds . I 1870"to''72 1863 to '72 . . . . W , — i",6oo 2,550,(X)0 2,021, (WO 500 &0. 1868 1,000 1842 to '51 1,000 1855 1,000 1868 1,000 1868 1,000 1868 1,000 1860 to '61 1.000 1855 1,000 1847 to '50 500 &c. 1847 to '48 500 Ac. 1867 1,000 1868 1,000 1853 1,000 1853 1,000 1858 1,000 1869 1,000 1869 1,000 1869 1,000 1871 1,000 1871 1,000 1871 1,000 1872 1,000 1874 1,000 1876 500 &c. 1874 1,000 1875 1,000 1.50,000 1,075,000 210.(X>0 250.(X)0 300.000 100,000 99,000 195,000 ct.) ot.) Canal ' i j ! Viaduct, street and bridge ($300,000 6 p. School ($274,000 are 6 p. ct.) House of Correction Main sewers, special assessment ot.) Street improvem'ts do Street openings. &c. do Columbus, Ga. Subscriptions to various railroad stocks 1854 to '75 1854 to '74 1872 to '74 1874 to '75 1873 to '75 1864 to '71 1868 1860 to '74 146,1)00 500,000 250,000 00,000 175,000 100,000 1.50,(¥)0 150,000 100.000 136,000 1.50.000 600,000 200,000 10,000,000 3,000,000 . Bonds for funding Detroit, illch.- 71S,()00 424.000 200,000 688.300 1,393,000 856,600 Bonds Bonds for various City purposes for Water Work Co., on city's credit. . Public Building stock (City HaU) bonds Public sewer l>onds £Hzabeth, If. J.— Improvement bonds Funded debt bon(Ls School House Iwnils Market House bonds Consolidation bonds ti3,03),3rn— total, 83'.9(H,I05. Buffali) also pays 7-10 (bi-ing t71J.3 10) of Erie county debt. City tax-rate. 1875. $!5 53 on the gl.OflO. In May, 1876. $125,000 7 per cent certificates of debt inh)iece8 of $5,000. Ac were issued, due 1681. (V. 2i p. 333, 5il.) , mostly lield C—The bonds of Charleston are within the State of South Carolina. The total asses.sed value of property in 18-3 was t27,!>78,Wll; rate of tax. 2 per cent. Sinking funds reduce the total debt to t4,67J,683. Chicago.—The total funded debt at the clo?e of the year I875 was $18,457,0IX). Certificates of indebted 'less, $4,641,090. Asses-sed value of real property, '74, *i58,S49,3!0; personal, $45,155,«30 —total, #:iO3,70-).14O. Tax rate. 18 mills. The Illinois State valuntion is $2i4,118,6-J0, and the ci y debt is limited to 5 per cent of that. Of the H3.47-.0fi0of funded dent. tt.SSl.MO is on account of tlic Water W'orks, which last year yielded an income of 1730,114 31. Question bavin i; arisen as'o whether certiBcales were not an increase of debt, and therefore Illegal, an ordirance was passed authorizing the Coraptr(»ll©r to make an endorsement thereon that th y "were issued upon the appropriations and tax levies of the city." Some certificates went to lifotest. See V. 22, p. 514. Assessed Value. Tax Ypjir Real Estate. Per. Estate. Rate. $5,.'i5i.300 $15 00 $.31,587,545 188i 19,447.«ll 20 00 68,495,116 1861 ]40,8.',7.040 S1..3il3,B04 13 00 1863 I74,50.),410 14 00 53,93!).46!) 1889 811,3il,240 51,6>3,(H0 15 00 .. l!>70. ... 233,643,(X)0 52,342,930 15 00 . Vm to to to to '59 '75 '74 6 A. & O. AD Am. Ex. 187710*83 Bonk Nat. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do July M.A N. 1, '82 to -05 1880 1880 to "05 1800 to 'OS Jiily 1, JuU, 1870A*»5 1881 to '00 1874 to '79 1800 1873 to '89 Am. Exchange Bank, Dec., 1878 do 1878 to '84 Nov., 1885 do do June, 1888 do 1888 A 1880 do Jnly, 1888 do Jan., 1800 Nov., 1800 do April 1,1805 N. Y., Am. Exchange Bank, do March, 1807 do June, 1807 do do Nov.. 1897 do do do do Jan., 1000 do do Jane A Oct, 1000 Clnciimatt. March, 1008 Sept., 1800 N. Y., Am. Exob. Nat. Bk. do Sept, 1800 do do do Oct.. 1800 do March 1, 1886 do Aug. 15, 1886 do do Dec. 1, 1801 do do do July 1, 1902 do 1002 do do May 1, 1000 New York or London. May 15, 10O4 X. Y., Am. Excli. Nat. B'k. N. Y., do do do do do do do 7 e&7 6&7 Various N. Y., Various .1. A J Various Various 6& 7 7 0& 7 |J. A J. .Various .Various Various Various Various 329,000 243,800 Am. ErcU. 1878 1876 1887 1894 1893 to '95 to '04 to '0'^ to '05 to '9.5 187ft to "88 1878, '83 A 'S4 1876 to '93 1876 to '84 1876 to '85 Nat. B'k. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do V^arious 7 7 7 New York. Now York and Columbus. 1876 to '95 1875 to '89 1875 to '8» 1875 to 1905 1879 to '91 1892 to '94 Various N. Y., MetropoUtan N. Bk. do do Various Various N. Y., Metropolitan N. Bk. F. A do do A. Various N. Y., Farmers' L. A T. Co. do Various do do do Various Various do do 2,969,000 763,000 90,000 80.000 A. 1.500,000 . Real Estate. Per. Estate. 1871 Sl.36.89,'»,6.')0 52,81,890 1872. 239.154.890 «82,969,l«) 258,549.310 4.5,042.541 187S 1874 &D. M. AN. 6 7 3-10 J. 7 3-10 M. A N. 6 J. A J Various 6 M. A S 6 7 3-10 M. A S 7 3-10 U. A S 7 3-10 A. A O 7 3-10 M. A 8. F. A A. 7 J. A D. 7 J. A J. 7 7 3-10 J. A J «« M. A N. —Assessed Value. Year. J. Various 272,500 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 N. Y., <fe 6 M. & N. 7 3-10 .1. & D. 7 3-10 Various 7 3-10 J. & J 6 J. & J 6 M. & N. 123,400 1,201,000 684,000 — '71 1869 to '74 1870 to '75 1872 to '73 1865 to '66 1875 Byfalo.—The funded debt, January 1, 1876. was |6,74%i9», and Hunting debt. 1;.3910«2. In 1875 real «8t3te was assessed at $3:1,94.3.73). and personal at Charle.<s(nn, S. 1855 1855 1859 1872 A J. J. A J & J & J & J & J & J Various N. Y., Metropolitan Bank. 500,<100 1856 to '72 1,000 1866 to '71 100 &c. and other purposes &7 7 3-10 250,000 1,575,000 1,722,000 315,000 195,000 — 6 397,.'i00 Oi^vetand Water works ($100,000 are 6 p. Funded debt (.$225,000 are 6 p. Lake View Park 7 6 7 7 7 19.'),(X)0 3.423.000 640,600 3,681,500 J. J. J. 7 6 7 2,00(),(XK) B2 To build Kggleston avenue sewer 916.000 3,660.000 87,000 49,103.175 45,155,830 A Tax Rate. 10 00 !.> 00 18 00 18 i« Population in 1870 was 3)6,605, and in October, 1374, Cook Co. debt is all 395,226, against 109,2i0 111 1860. 7 per cent, and interest is all payable in J. & J., or in ,M. A N. The So. Park, W. Chicaifo Park, and Lincoln Park loans are not debts of the city, but of distinct corporations. (V.21, p. 207; V. !», p. 457, do O. 1875 to '85 1880 to '05 1881 10*03 1875 to '86 do 1885to'98 Cincinnati Southern Railroad, Id order not to tIolate the law pr.ihibiting cities, Ac, from giving aid in buUdlng railroads, Ac. (V. 20. p. 14; V. 21. p. 611; V.H, p. 209.) total valaation of proper^ for Is $73,305,277 and tax rate 18 15-2) mllla, <it 6 <• mills are levied for interest and sinkiiiK CbiMfnuf.—The taxation which The sinking fund, Janniry, 1878, omoonled market vaiin?. The aewer, MtMt iaf>rovement and street opening bonds am forspedal fund. to $1,709,100, ocal improvements, and redeemed benefitted. by MKiJWiliiils on the property 544.) Clndnnati.—Jn a-^ditlon to the issues above named, there remain several sma I amonnts, as follows: $a CO) (T.) 6s, dno July, 1876; $108.0i 059. November, lS-5; ».56,f,00 (YY2, * O.) «s. 1886-88; $17,C0J 6s (Q.). March, was Novemb Bf :.^97. 21l*,!iO0, r, 189.1; $27,0)0 69. (A.), the census of 13:0 population ag.iinst 161,011 in I860. Tax rate for tSi 81 per $1,000. against t'ii 88 in 1874. Sinkfunds are $4:-.6.440, against $7,500,000 of old debt. The following table from the books of the Auditor of Hamilton Coruitv, Ohio, exhibits the 1875, ing assessed valuation of the city of Cincinnati in the year 1860 and from 18 iO to 1S74: Rate tax per ToUl Personal Real Ye.-ir. estate. estate. I860.. 1870. 1871.. 1872.. 1873.. 1874.. $61,621,901 $31,411,811 If7.).. l2-),9.-6.8i5 The 78,786.4.'« 67,370.7.'>4 143.4-27,88.S 56.914,044 119,621,886 121,479,2:0 6),16B,480 city will M,46!,410 valua'ion. $93.0 «.7' 1.36,107.«3« 18().31!l,9« 175,084. i9 i 181S,M5.74a l8i,»->ao:4 $1.0.0. $17 45 31 61 22 20 20 10 81 06 83 83 28 81 18I4°8.5«5 68,5J:,7.«) be the sole owner of the stock of the Columbia. Oa.—The total debt is $531,500, and the annual interest required about $t0.ona Bond* are all coupon, and were issued la small amouocs as wanted; 25,000 fall due each year. C.ty bolda some stocks and other property. iTaliiatioD at nat esute. 1873, $8,923,578. Detroit, .VlcA.—The popalat'.oo In IS70 was T9,80t The ralne of in 1874, by Stats censu*. 101,063. waterworks is $1.SA9.6S3. against a debt of $1, 100,00(1 The water works bonds are issued on a pledM ot the city credit, and $75,(00 per year colAalected in taxes to pay interest on them. sessed valuation, 1875, real eiitate, fOJOajnti personal, $7,448,755-total, $27,774,630; Inie ralM estimated at $92,583,100. Tax rale, $3 M per $100. Eiitabelh, y. beth An^st 1. lows: Oeoenil y—Total debt 187.5, of the city at BHaaat $5.«»,(I0D, as fol- was stateC debt, $'j:o,O0i; aasessment doM, The slnkin:; fund has to its credit $4,450,000. $900,000. Valuation of reil and persons! property. $32,001,010; as.scsscd valuaiion. $16.0.10.001). rate is $2 66 within the lamp and water dietrict, aad $2 13 outside. Popnlati^n In 187S, 25,009i Tl . CITY SECURITIES. Snbaerlbers yvIII conftr a ereat fKvor by slrlnz Immediate notice of any error discovered In ttae«e Tables. DESCEIPTION. Forezplauntlone eeo notes ou llrst i>nge Date of Size or Bonds. par of tables aaltetton, TexasBonds for liarbor improvement City park bBiuls (purchase of block 321) Bonus for vaiious i>iin>"se8 Gttlvcston County bonds, G. C. A B. F. Ainonnt I outstanding, I'alue. ^'al 1869 to '74 1873 1860 to '74 1876 RR Fate. 10 $71,500 35,000 766,500 500,000 Bonds to railroads Lonn bonds, series A B O do do Loan bonds bonds—Southern Park bonds— By Board of Scbool Conmi'rs. Puroliase-inoney Scliool . Jertey City— Water loan bonds, mostly coupon 1,000 1,000 Improveiueut bonds do street dock City bonds, coupon Funded debt bouds Hudson -City bonds Bergen school loan bonds sewerage bonds do improvenieut and water bonds do do bounty loan Orcenville street luiprovemeut Ijouds Ten-year bonds, coupon or regimered 921,000 500,000 171,050 150,000 400,000 152,000 103,000 249.000 150,000 1,000 1,000 Various l,00O&c l,0OO&c 1,000&C Various Various. 1872 Various. 1869 1869 1869 Various. Various. 500 &c. 187C 1852 1854 1857 to '67 1873 1866 to '67 1873 RR Water ivorks do For improvement of streets , Re-construetlng street Public buildings and institutions Public scboul and scbool bouses 1871 to '731 1853to'70| 1868 1871 1868 & .'73 Sewer bonds do Elizabeth & P. Railroad Wliarf property 149,000 404,000 1,350,000 76,000 201,000 600,000 650,000 234,000 81,000 425,000 1,993,000 852,000 136,000 90,000 614,000 600,000 107,000 350,000 1,508,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 '54,'62,3,8 Jail bonds 1868 1869 1870 to '74 Louisville, New Albany & St. L. Air Uno RR. 1871 Cbange of gauge, Louisv., Cin. & Lex. RR 1871 do do Roadoed 1871 to '73 City bonds payable by railroads 1851 to '63 Memphis, Tenn.— Bcuool and paving bonds 1807 to '68 Post bonds 1807, '8, '9 500 &c Funding loan gold 1870 1,000 Mississippi River Railroad bonds Endorsement Memphis &, Little Rock RR 1857 1,000 For old do liabilities do 793,.500 2,390,000 341,000 80,000 300,000 , UUwaukte— Re-adjustmont bonds General city bonds do do Water bonds, coupon do registered 1861 1871 1876 1872 1872 500 Ac, 1866 1866 1859 1870 1870 1871 1871 1875 100 &c 100 &c, 356,832 243,000 100,000 429,000 1,171,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 10,000 C (payable annually tiU 1891) (payable annually till 1886) & Great Northern Railroad. F Bonds to Mobile Bonds to Mobile & Al. Grand Trimk RR Wharf bonds City fimded debt To Mobile & Northwestern Railroad New funding bonds Nashville, Tenn. — Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad Various city bonds 539,209 232,400 329,000 750,000 849,000 363,500 300,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 &0, 1849 1866 to '76 1,000 1,000 315,000 1,065,000 1875 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 378,000 1,890,000 500,000 400,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 4,042,000 209,000 130,900 2.5S8.000 Netom-k— Bonds, various city purposes War bonds, floating debt, &c. Public school bonds Clinton Hill bonds, coup. (s. (s. & reg. fund of 18G9) fund of 18(>4) (s. fd. 3 p. c). Sewer and improvement bonds (local liens). Aqueduct Board bonds Sexo Orleans— Consolidated debt) $650,000 applica1)le( do do Wearly to interest aud< do do ) principal ( RtUrooddebt . — BalusUui, Texa' The total city debt is *87.<),000, of which all uc 10 per ct. currency except $106,600. — Indlmapolis. The as'ccssment of taxable property In 1874 was $67,301,M6; taxes for that year, f5tO,0»6, or a lev ^ of $1 35 per $I(KI. Total debt cue 80, 1876, was $1,435,000. The School Board is a distinct organization from the city, created by a separate act of the Legislature levies its own tax. which is collected by trie City Treaearer. The city warrants are discounted when sold. "The floating debt of this character, Jan. I, 1876, was $iOO,000, payable during this year. ; Jenty aty.—Ttte total bonded debt of the city, ApHl 1, 1875, was stated at $H,an ,600, as follows: General, $3,658,000; water debt, $5J6,A65. property, assi-Bsmcnt debt, *S,06',500; $4,62S.00(1. A6SC88. d The sinkm? fund was valuation, including railroad on which the tax rate is $3 OO per $10U on $68.490,8.55, and 1 per cent on railroad property assessed at $1 ,000,000. Fopnlation by State censna in 1875 was 116,883. against 86,000 by V. S. census of 187i'. (V. 22, p. 621.) is $as,4!)fi,885. ZoulCTUfe.—The fandcd debt, January 1, 1876 exclueive of railroad loans, was SS,.33(),000, against 8?,BO4,Oi0 Janu.ry 1, 187.6. Of the 88,33 ',0O.i there is payable out of the elnking fund $3,706,000; payable by special tax, $4,025,000. Assets of the sinking fund, ,Iaii. 1, 1S73. wcic $3,ian,0i5. Population by census of 1370 was ;0J,75O, against 68,038 in I860; now ostlmated upon the basis of 7 to a voter makes 1^,000. As!^,'.^5cd vulne of property, about $791100,000. Real value, 8l00,000,0' 0. Rate of taxation for all city purposes in 1876 is— Eastern L>istrict, $2 27 on $100; Western District. $2 33; State tax, 45c. The following flguresgivc the assessed propcry valuation for the past six years. For 1868, $5!),- 1852 1852 1852 1854-55 A J. Galveston. M. <& 8. do do Various & Now J. 1880 to '87 1892 to 1908 1874 to '95 1901 York. City Treasury. Jan. Jan. 1,1889, to -gc ,1. . JfoWJoCity debt A, B, City debt D, E, J. J. Principal—WlMii Due. 1 & J. N. Y., Wiusiow, L. A Co. July 1, 1893 iV J. do do July 1, 1894 do & J. do July 1, 1894 &. J. do do July 1, 1895 & J, do do Jan. 1, 1S99 A. & O. do do Oct. 1, 1878 J. & J. N. Y., Merch. Ex. N. Bank, Jan., 1877 to '95 7 Various do do 1899 to 1913 7 do 1875 to '76 J. & J. do 7 do July 1,1913 J. & J. do 7 M. & N. do do May, 1891 7 Various do do 18i)2 to '94 7 do J. A J. do June 8, 1900 6*7 Various do Various. do 7 do J. A J. do July 1,1896 Vai'ious do 7 do \ arious. 7 J. A J. do do Jan., '98 to 1900 7 J. A J. do do July, 1889 7 J. A J. do do July 1,1879 A '89 7 Various do do Vari<m8. 7 do do Various. J. A J. June 1, lt86 7 J. AD. do do 6 April, 1882 A. A O. N. Y., Mercantile N. Bank, 6 A. A O. April, 1883 do do 6 Various N. Y., Bank of America. 1887, '89, 91 7 do do March 1, 1883 M. A S, 6 Various Louisville. 188i;.' 96. '97 7 N. Y., Bank of America, July 1, 1903 J. A J do 7 Various do 1891, '92 A 1903 6 Various New York and Louisville. 1883 to '89 6 July, 1898 J. A J, Louisville, City Treasm-er. 7 N. Y., Bank of America, June, 1901 J. A D Various do do 1888 A 1903 7 Various Louisville ond New York, 6 1878 to 1898 do 6 A. A O, do Oct. 1, 1898 6 do 1889 J. A D, do 7 Various do do 1880, '94 A 1901 M. A 6 N. Y., Bank of America, 7 Sept., 1891 F. A A. do 7 do Feb. 1. 1880 do 7 J. A J. do July, 1901 & 1903 Various New York and Louisville. 1881 to "93 6 Memphis. 6 A J. 1873 to 1902 J. 6 N. Y.,P. M. MyersACo. 1873 to 1900 J. A J Nov., M. do do 1900 6 AN. 6 July, 1872 Charleston, S. C. 7 J. A J. June 1, 1891 5 J. A D. Milw. and N. Y., Goettel do do Jan. 1, 1901 7 J. A J. do do June 1, 1896 7 J. A D. do do Jan. 1, 1902 7 J. A J. do do Jan. 1,1902 7 J. A J. 1875 to '91 5 A J Mobile, Bank of Mobile. do 1875 to '86 A J do 8 do 1885 A J. do 8 July, 1899 A J. N. Y., Merchants' N. Bank. 8 Nov., 1895 AN. Mobile, City Treasury. 8 Till 1901 do do A J. 8 1901 J. N. Y., Merchants' N. Bank %' M. A A N Mobile, Mob. Savings Bank New York. 1875-77-79 Various 6 7-3 7-3 7-3 7-3 7-3 8 1,418,000 3,109,800 900,000 622,000 1,866,000 3,433,000 125,000 1,000 1870 1873 1,000 1871 500 &c. 1872 to '74 1,000 1870 1,000 do Morgan & 500 1,000 18(39 to '73 Porty-year bonds Louisville, Ky.— For Joffcrsonville Railroad stock N. Subscriiition to stock of L. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 INTEREST. Where Payable and by Payable! Whom. When 6 145,000 300,000 300,000 300,000 200,000 109,500 100,000 500 1852 to '07 do do do Improvement bonds 1809 to '70 1873 1874 1874 1875 1874 1873 g. 8 10 10 Indianapolis— Ix>au bonds, series [June 24, 1876. 6 0&7 6&7 7 7 7 7 2,500,000 3,030,000 do Various 1876 to '94 Newark, Qty Treasury, do do do A. A O. do J. A J. Newark Mecb. Nat. Bank, do do M. A S. do do Vaiious Various Various J. A New J A N. Various Various 435,974; for 1869, $63,584,091; for 1870, $7,1,806,718; for 1871, $76,845,995; for 1872, $77,156,642; for 18T3, $77,825,378. ia April, 1888, to' 91 1, 1895 1879 to '93 1876 & 1892 July 1, 1892 1, 1892 1892 1874-5 A 1894 July Orletins. May do do do M. 1876 to '93 1878 to '91 offered at 16 per cent of their face in the new This has been accepted to a consider( per cents. able extent, but no report yet given. about 38,000. (V. .0, p. 308.) Populatioi Memphis, T'mn.— The city has been interest since Jan. April 1, 1876, 1, was in default for 1873. The total floating debt $i,947,286, and there were nominal assets (unpaid taxes, Ac ) to balance this of $1,766,034. In 1874 the policy was adopted of receiving proposals for the sale of past due coupons, so far as the fuufl sin hand permitted. The City Council declared the fandingand paving bonds LsHued by .Mayors Leftwich and Lofland 1867-8-9 to have been issued illegally, but allowed the coupons fo be received, pro rata, according to the aihount realized by the city for the bond-; but a decision of Tenn. Supreme Court, December, 1875, was agiinst thecitv on this point. Asses-'ed valuation, $3i.0(V).f'0O. Tax rate. $3 per $100. Population n ! 1870, 40,230. (V. 21, p. 18<i, 670.) ifUwavkee.—TYie city cannot issue debt beyond 5 per cent of average assessed value for five years, which ia $43 545,000; in 1875, vamation was $.62..',85,664 of real and personal; tax rate, 2^.64 mills. Smki g funds are provided for all the bonds. There is also about $180,000 ecnp issued to settle old railroaa bonds. Population by State census, its 1875, 101,000. (V. 17, p. 187, 688, 691.) Wobile.—Thn valuation of $li!,89l,525 real estate and property in 1876 is $6,377,7i6 personal property; tax rate. 1>^ per cent. Interest has been in dcfanlt since July. 1873. A settlement with bondholders was offered by Commissioners in New York. Sept., 1875, viz.: $M0 in 6 per cent bond for $1,000 of the old 8 per cent. The 5 \ er cent bonds have a lien on city rcreaue, and exchange for these Nashville, Tenn.— AX the close of the fiscal year Sept. 30, 1875. there were $131,100 of past due bondi and $136 410 unpaid coupons. The total debt wac $1,737,2 Assessed valuation of all property, about tax rate, 1873, 2 per cent. 2. 813,62.'i,776; — The bonds in the first line in the tabh payable out of the sinking fund of 1869, whicl second line out ol $.386,368; those sinking fund of 1864. $8 2,757; public school boiidi out of public school fund, $69,034; Clinton Hill boudi by sinking fund, $22,221, against local improve ment bonds the city holds $2,Wi8,r8J of asscssnienti unpaid and a lien on the property. Temporary loar bonds, Jan. 1, 1876, were $767,760. Valuation el Newark. arc: m amounts to real estate, 1874, $79,638,2.18; personal, $24,880je00 Pop all purposes, 1875, $1 98 per $10J. ulation in 1870, 105,059. tax rate for New Orleans.— Interest was in default December, but coupons then due were paid May 15, 1875 total funded debt, April, 1876, was $W0.«72.332: certificates, coupons unpaid, Ac, $671,781; otbci floating debt, $1,145,323. The assessed valuaiton ol property is $98,463,269 real e«tate. and $2^,118.833 personal. State tax, 14X niilis; city tax. 25 mills: scheme for settling the debt b> total tax, 39)^. a bond premium drawing plan is in practice, antl drawings take place Jan. 31, April 15, July 31. and Oct. 15. The premium bonds exchanged for othere and outstanding. April 15, 1876. were *5,e67.30ft Popilation in 1870, 191,4)8; in 1860, 138,670. (V. 21 p. 64, 86, 169, 878, 611, 6:3; V. 22, p. 471.) 1874, The A June 24, 1876.] Cirr SBOURITIBS lucrtbera wiu conftr a great thror by KlTlng Iaai««i«t* DESCRIPTION. Dateot For exiilanations see notes on first page of tables. Orleans— (Continued J— Waterworks loan of 1809 Seven i>er cent funding loan of 1809 do do 1870 Jefferson City (debt assumed) Wharf Impr. bonds (assumed by lessees) Street Improvement bonds Consolidated gold bonds (eeueral series) do do (drainace series) Ton per cent bonds, deficit and old claim n«UM of mmr •rft Amount Size or Bonds. outataudlng. /a' alue. «to««t INTKREBT. When Wbora Pa»»bla muI br Pay'ble wLom. Bate. Frinal] Da*. Ifeir I I 1800 1800 1870 '37, $1,237,500 2,200,050 1,608,250 190,500 690,000 172,000 1,201,000 654,000 770,050 29,250 5,067,300 07,'70 1870 1871 1,000 1,000 1,000 187*.J 1872 1871 Various. t'ari'oilton fiiiidiii;^ and Improvement bonds.. 1871 to '72 Now premium boud.s (In exchange) , I Ifew I'ork— water stock do water stook New Croton Aiiiieduct stock Additional now Croton Aqueduct Urotou water main stock (:roton Reservoir bonds Crotcm Aqueduct bonds f'rotou water pipe bonds Central Park fund stock do do Cent r.al Park Improvement fund stock 1341 to '03 100 40. 1870 100 40. 184.'5 to '60 100 40. 1865 100 40. 1870 to '72 100 40. 1871 to '72 100 40. 180.5 to '72 100 4c. 1867 to "70 100 4c. 1860 100 40. 1853 to '57 100 40. 1853 to '57 100 40. 1857 to '05 100 40. 1870 100 4c. 1860 100 4c. 1805 & '08 100 40 1809 100 4c. 100 40, 100 40. 1869 100 4c. 100 4c. 100 40. 1860 100 4c. <'rotoii '. Docli Itouds Floating debt fund stock Market stock City Cemetery stock City improvement stock do !...!!!!!!!!!!!! do Lunatic Asylum stock Fire department stock Fire telegraph bonds Tax bonds do do coupon Now York Bridge bonds Accumulated debt bonds Street improvement bonds Street opening and improvement bonds Volunteer solaier.s family aid fund bonds.. Ninth district court house bonds Consolidated stock, coupon Department of Park.s improvement bonds. Afl.sessment bonds City parks improvement fund stock Normal school fund stock Public school bnilding fund stock Additional Croton water stock Sewer repair stock i I relief 1870 1863 187i 1871 1871 1871 1871 1872 1874 1873 1873 1874 1874 1862 to '68 1871 1872 1364 1804 1865 1865 1864 1864 to '72 1868 to '72 1873 1874 1875 1870 Consolidated stock Museum of Art and Natural History stock. Liquidation of (claims and Judgments Improvement of Third avenue— 23d ward. Third district court house bonds County court house stock do do No. 3 do do No. 445 Soldiers' bounty fund bonds I i 500 100 100 100 100 100 100 600 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 2,420,700 50O.0O0 2,000,000 250,000 3,441.000 3,552,000 3,311,071 399,300 0,349,800 5,140,000 2,748.000 29(!,(M)0 7.'5,0OO 451,'.iOO 8,ir><t,'296 700,000 521,953 597,586 2,767,000 3,000,000 1,500,000 6,500,000 3,604,839 1,000,000 4c. 40. 4c. 4c. 4a 40. 4c. 4c. 4c. 4c. 40. 4c. 40. 40. 40, 2(iti,.'i00 . 4,2.')2,.')00 3,83a,.500 13,281,800 5,410,000 200,000 630,000 025,000 265,000 10,343.700 700.000 1,540,175 41,000 200,000 2,500,000 000,000 154,091 4,000,000 046,700 745,800 376,600 1,000,000 853.204 1,719,400 492,700 252,000 900,450 100.000 100 &c. 100 &c 100 100 4c. 4c, 100 4o. 100 4c. 100 4c. 100 4c. 100 4c. 100 4c. Asses.smcnt fund stock 100 40. do do 100 4c. do do 100 40. do do ,... 100 4c. Repairs to buildings stock 100 4c. Consolidated stock, coupon 1871 to '72 500 4c. Accumulated debt bonds 1809 to '70 100 40. N. Y. and Westchester Co. improvement bonds 1870 Consolidated stock lg74 ForStatc sinking f und daftciency 1874 Debt of Westchester towns annexed Norfolk, Fa.— Registered stock 100 CKJupon bonds 1874 100 do 1870 100 do trust fund 1872 100 do paving 1873 100 do water (a mort. on water works.) 1871 100 Soldiers' subs, and relief rod. bonds Soldiers bounty fund bonds. No. 3 Soldiers' bounty fund red. bonds. No. 2 Blot damages red. bonds do in demnity bonds 8,885,.500 6,000,000 30,000 1,080,200 3,890,493 1,500,000 ! . \JPhUtutelph ia— Bonds issued prior to consolidation do for railroad stock subsidy aubsoript'ns 1833 do for water works 1855 to '711 6,040,741 1,725,000 6.500.000 I yew York aty.— The total debt of New York 1, 1876, was $144,528,028; the amottut of sinking funds ti7,7IS.30;. The following smtement shows the details of funded debt, and the amount iu the city linking fund at the dates named: January Jan. i l.'I4. Jan. 1, '75. Jan 1, '76. H. 8 7-3 7-3 7 10 8 «. 4 O 4 N. A. H. 846 540 $ 99,492,819 Sinking funds... 84,8.32.617 . 118,341,557 1»,615,778 Jan. 6 1887 Dee. Aug. July July New Orleana. 647 04 7 1007tOl»ll 1880 1887 1808 4 Q.-P. Q.-P. 1876, -87 6 Nor. 1,1001 to CJ.-P. M. A N. M. 4 N. M. 4 N. 1878 1804 A 1807 M. 1880, 'Oa. 00 .W. 1880 1884 1878 1800 Mot. 1, lOOS 1884 to '88 M. M. M. 4 4 M.4 A. 4 J. 4 M.4 J. 4 J. 4 J. 4 The equalized valuations by S'ate Board in 1875. were$l,80\53l,^80, of which $983,050,399 was real estate. The tnie value of real estate iscstlninted .t $1,935,021,510. By an act of 1H74 Ihu towns of West Farms, Morriaania and Kingsbridge, ombracing about 12,000 acres, were annexed to Now York. From the termination of the Tweed regime in t 119,056,903 Sr,748,3t)7 1876. -T?, '78. '88 1879 to '88 1870 1800 loot Mot. 1,1870 to '80 Not. 1,1876 to "SO Dee. 33, 1001 Mot. 1. 1801 Nov. 1, 1801 Nov. 1, 1801 Nov. 1, 1882 1804 to "OO 1003 1876 1, 1877 1, 1890 '03 1870 to 1884 to '88 1804to'0i 1883 to '00 1880to'81 1805 to '87 1801 1877 to'70 1882 Mot. Mot. 1^ a 1901 1884 to '88 1891 1898 1877 to '80 4 J. J. J. I New York, Park N. Bank. PbUa., Far. 4 do do Meob. N. B'k do do 1878 to '8S 1804 1800 1803 July, 1803 May. 1901 Jan.. Sept., April, 1876 to '89 1876 to 190S Total disbiraementa of the cIIt for IgTS were tl3,4<6.451, classified as follows: Jodgment*, tit,, $378,482; interest on city loan. SS,T^2I6; iutenet on endorsed warrants Sl!IA,8n: sinking foada. warrants of prevlona years, 83,9t7.4IT; $783,899 amoant paid on loan warrants. $1,417,809; for the erection of public buildings, $530,412; school fuod, *2.454; Static tax on settlement, $A3,5I5; cash for ; the departments, $2,3.89,377. The Comptroller'* statement to form a basis for taxation In 187i, 1, 1875, making total estimated was Issued Nov. liabilities. $3«.896,882 64. Of this amount $9,296,20i was estimated toe from other sources than taxes, leaving $17,000,100 to be raised by taxes, at a rate of S-tO per $1,000 on fWI city property. These estimates, bowevKr. Were materially reduced by the Councils, aad tlie t^x rate was kept ai t» 13 for foil city propertT. Tvt followlug table exhibits the asseated tax ratelu the city since 1870: Real TUiuaoa and Personal Tear. Estate. Esute. 1870 $170,851,900 491.844,000 $gJtt.r.3 5rs,4!5.«S 8.00e,n« 8,9».T0O . .3 172,416,iWl 3 l*H..40.MM7,:i82 191,967,181 4 1»4..41II,7T4,4.T) 22',.!)i0,505 5 19D.5..4a7,3ri«,S'»4 is:, 423 471 4 l*6.-47','):i4,0:i4 2.->7,!»H4,974 8 1862..3!W,,',.'->6,4n4 1867.. .'>5,'-,,4 17,062 27'1,:JS9.151 4 lc68..fi3.3,i:i(l,5M 2a'; 199,972 6 1«9..6SI,183,918 281,142,696 2 I»r0..742,ia3.()75 305,28>,874 2 Ifll.. 769,3 2.250 3()6,!«7,2:)3 4 1872..7<<7,118,0(i3 .3!I0.9)9,422 5 1373.. S3(i,li 13,3*) 292,597,643 5 I874..SH1..';47,995 272,481,181 6 1875..883,(H3,54.5 217,300,154 62 87 27 31 96 94 67 36 r 20,087,301 21,6!)\f)06 45 08 86,185,190 *) -g 33:;69,601 34 'M ° 35,i>7:i,.5;t7 19 06 * 3.3,6.M.683 22 0:! S.» 3i,9U,421 13 70 17 •= 35,983,647 72 19 98 q 4;,7^)1,8I0 70 19 80 * 73,373.558 43 17 99 « 88,:j«9,886 20 33 81 S 9.->,.5S !, 153 41 19 59 'f 106,363,471 95 21 05 1I.5.187.9B9 29 10-^ [lI6,T73,721 — ' I« 13 16 17 A'oi/o'*.— The bonds due April, two O. RR. and 1892, are series— series 1st, is'^ued to A M. 4 Raleigh 4 Gaston RR. rerics 2d. to private parlhw. scries are secured by c*ee«l of tm-t on city property. Coupons of 1st series are payable at 'itlzeni' Bank; conpuns of 8d series at Pe .pics' National Bank. Tax rate, $1 60; water tax, 49 els., (special); total rate, 2 per cent. ; Both I PAi/arfrfM'o—Tlie total fnndcd debt, January 1, 1676, was «30,6;5,691 ; guaranteod debt, $(,399,400; floating deb', 8^.«•<l,»38. Sinking fands, $10,030,300. The net Increase of debt In 1875 was oaly $1»3,.'):9. -. 1003 1876 to -78 1910 1884 to '88 J. Norfolk, Treasurer's Office, do J. do do S. do Norfolk, Cit. Peon. Banks O. J. Norfolk, Trensurers OfHce. N, -3 its 4 N 4 N, M. . 186l..406,9.)5,665 174.62»,,306 4 •95 tr4 N. J. J. 5 46 IMI 1901 1883t«'«0 1884 4 N. 4 N. 4 N. 4 N. M. 4 N. 7 U. 4 N. M. 4 N. 6 M. 4 N. 7 64 7 M. 4 N. M. 4 N.J M. 4 N. eh- M. 4N. M. 4 N. 7 647 M. 4 N.i .M. 4 N.I 6 6 M. 4 N.I 6 M. 4 N. 6 M. 4 N, 6 J. 4D. M. 4N. 6 6 M. 4 N. M. 4 N. 7 6 M. 4 N. 6 M. 4 N. M. 4 N 7 6 M. 4N. 6 H. 4 N 6 H. 4 N. 7 H. 4 N, 7 H. 4 N, u. 4Jr. 6 M. 4 N, 6 M. 4 N. 6 M. 4N. 7 M. 4 N. M.4 N "e 6 M. 4 N. ««• M. 4 N M. 4 N. 6 M. 4 N. J. 4 C. 7 H. 4 N. 7 6 6 7 7 4 ir4 N. Q.— p. 6 7 1892 i»n lOM N. 5 7 April 1911 Aug. I, 1900 Nov. I, IINX) 1907 tolUlS IT 74 g. 047 ItMO 1879 41880 Nov. 1, laoa 6 7 a toUVT , 1, 1, I, 1. do 13: 6 IM*. 1. Mareh 1, 1«H' June 1, iwa bJ!'4 N, 1871 to January, 1873, the gros.i increase in dubt was t.33,352.049, and C'omp'roller Ureen has claimed that the o!d demands existing when ho took office, together with the bonds issued to pay deficiency in Net debt 74,6r,!).602 91,625,779 9l,303,f96 State sinking fund, and for up-town improvements, Temporary debt.. 21,9^7,37* aggregate more tlian this whole lncrcai>e. All unad80,854,703 81..338.2IX) Revenue bonds. »,79(),978 8,707,300 4,148,925 justed claims against th'i city Jan. 1875. were nominally $6,971, HO, a large part of which the CompThe population of New York by the U. 8. census troller claims to he fraudulent and has determinedly 10 1870 was W2.5.3I, against 805,638 in 1880. Since opposed. The outstanding assessment bonds (payJ»n. I, 1861, the valiiiition of property, the rate of able out of local assessments on propertvbenefltted) taxation, and the net amount of funded debt have are represented by advances to contractors, adbeen as follows: vances on Boulevard work, and uncollected local ^Ratetaxp Net Real Extract from Mayor's Message of Personal Funded assessment,*. $1,000. Year, estate. estate. January, 1876. is given In V. SJ, p. 61. (V. 8U, p. H. State. City. debt. 89; V. 21, p. 80; V 81, p. S6i.) « $ $ $ Description. iPondeddebt Orleaoa. do do do do do Mew York or IjouAon. do do J. 1,063,214 29.500 175,500 102,500 189.300 500,000 '. ' 300,000 Mow J. 7 OH.5,637 4UO.000 450,000 * J, 4 H, 4 D. Varloiui J. 4 D. F. 4 A. S 7 18n 1872 1873 1874 1875 1S76 818,»!4,8«8 aB,a(»,flOS 8,W(.T» 9,i».»t Mn,8«l>.0M 9.04.873 8S5,«8.'705 l(1.004.«r3 Bate T» pcr$l.iW M ISM » •• SO $18 «J •*» «l flD M 50 There Is ro targe imonnt of city debt matarlof I* the next llvoyi«r«. Assessed valuailoas for 18T8 are: Full city property. $537.tt3.*8S; Ux rate, $< 15; suburban property, |U!8,0S1.87S; Uxralc. $1 40: farm property, $'M,l<t8,«»; lax rate, $1 liit. Popalallo*. 1870, k,7\,va, against 3S5,S2S In 1850. . . . ' CITY SEODRITIES. zii [June 2i, 1376. Sub«orIber« will confer a sreal fuvor by slvliix Immediate notice or any error dlocaTered In the»e Tables. DESCRIPTION. Date of Bouds. For explanntions sec not et< on flrst page of tables 617.0 INTEREST. Amount or par Value outstanding, Rate. }'>nlaileli)hia—(Contitiiietl)— . ' 1859 to '70 1868 to '70 1802 to "05 1860 to '70 $4,853,500 8,696,100 11,650,000 11,660,350 5,399,400 Water extension loan (coupon or registered/ 1868 to '74 1845 to '72 Funded debt and other luuuitipal bonds 1863 Coninroniise railroad bonds (coup, and reg.).. Bonds tor imiir. Pcun., A:c. (local assessment). 1871 to '73 4,413,400 1,537,286 2,179,149 4,653,700 BoiicU for bridges do for park and Centennial do for war and bounty purposcH do niiuiicipal, scliool, sewer, &e Guaranteed debt, gas loans Vortlmul, 7 Various Me.— Loan to Atlantic & St. I«awroncc Railroad Co. 68,'G9,'70 1,000 1807 to '09 500 &o. do Portland & Rocliester Railroad 1872 do do do 1887 to '68 i',6bo do Building Imhu CommlBsiouers 1872 do Portland & Ogdeusburg ? Municipal— proper 1852-75 500 &0. In aid Atlantic & St. Lawrence KalU-oad Co i Proeidenee, It. I.— Ijoan to Hartford, Providence & Fisliklll Bonds for public imitrovcmente Recruiting and bounty bonds Water loan bonds, gold, coupon and reg do do do do RR. 1855 1803 1872 1874 1876 1875 1872 do do City Hall & sewer loan b'ds, sterling, cp. or reg Prov. & Sprnigtield RR. bonds, guaranteed Rochester, N. Y.— To Geuesco Valley Railroad To Rocli. & State L. and R. N. & P. Railroads. For various city improvements Water works loan, coupon and registered Funding loan . . lOOO&c. lOOO&e. lOOO&c. lOOO&e. lOOO&c. lOOO&c. £100 1,000 lOOO&e. Various lOOO&c. 1875 San t'rancuieo— Bouds of 1 858, coupon (gold) 1858 San Francisco & St. Jose RR., coupon (gold).. 1862 Judgment bonds, coupon (gold) 1863 to '64 Central Pacific Railroad, coupon (gold) 1804 Western Pacific I{;iilroad, do do 1865 School bonds, do do 1806 to '67 Judgment bonds, do do 1807 School bonds 1870 to '72 Park improvement bonds 1872 to '75 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 M. 787,000 700,000 5 1 500,000 600,000 300,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,400,000 500,000 5 e' J. AD. A6 m'nthly 5 A 5 5fc'. l,O65,0«'O do 500 500 500 &c. 100 &c. 500 Ac. 198,000 64,.500 937,300 368,800 117,000 349,500 534,000 500,000 400,000 500 500 100 &e. 500 431,500 150,000 299,400 500,000 1846 to '71 Various Real estate, buildings and general purposes. 1840 to '08 Various Street improvemeut bonds 1851 to 'GO Various Water work bonds (old) 1850 to '58 Various Tower Grove Park bonds (gold) 1868 1,000 Sewer bonds 1835 to '69 1,000 Harbor and wharf bonds 18.V2to'6S Various New water work bonds (gold) 1807 to '70 1,000 do do do 1872 1,000 Renewal and sewer bonds (gold) 1871 to '73 1,000 Renewal purposes, gold or sterling 1873 1,000 Renewal and improvement bonds, .gold 1875 1,000 Renewal, &c., bonds, gold or sterling, e<mpon 1874 1,000 Bridge appro.-ich bonds (gold) 1872 500 Ant icipat ion bonds 1876 1,000 2,010,000 1,260,000 166,000 337,000 346,000 914,000 1,219,000 3,950,000 1,250,000 680,000 1,074,000 657,000 2,072,000 401,000 1,200,000 6 450,000 7 1871 to '73 1874 — Construction of waterworks 1853 Improvement of Savannah River 1853 Savannah, Albany & Gulf Railroad 1853 Funding coupons and other purposes 1866 Bcdcmption of bouds 1869 do do , 1870 Bonds for city improvements 1870 Harbor, &e., improvements 1872 For floating indebtedness 1873 St. Joseph, Mo. Bonds to St. Joseph & Denver City RR., 18G9. 1860 to '09 do Missouri Valley Railroad 1869 Bomls for various purposes 1858 to '69 Bridjje bonds 1871 — , Louis— Renewal and 1,000 500 1,000 1,000 Providence. 7g. 7g. 7g. 7g. %' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 A 7 7 10 A 6 10 Jan., 137tf 1885 Sept., Jan., 180a Jan., 190 Jan., 190 July 1,190 July 1,18a 1878 to 19 1893 1876tol9(! Jan. 1, 19 1903 A J. San Francisco, do A O. do J. A J. do M. A N. do A. A O. do A. A O. do J. A D. do J. A J. do M. AN. do do J. A J. F. A A. New York and Savannah, M. A N. do do do J. A D. do J. A J. do do do M. A N. do J. A J. do do M. A N. do do do J. A J. do J. A J. do do Various g. 1870 to '91 April, 18'; do J. 7 1913 1883 to '8S 181)2 J. 3,182,000 410,000 1893 to 1875tol]a 1907 Boston and Portland, A O. do do J. A J. Providence. M. A S. do J. A J. do J. A J. Boston, Prov. and London. J. A J. N. Y., N. CityBank,APiov. do do J. A J. J. A J. London, Morton, Rose A Co A J. N. Y., Metropolitan N. Bk. F. A A.' New York and Rochester. Various do do J. A J. N. Y., Uniou Trust Co. 172,000 750,000 548,000 108,300 484,500 377,000 250,000 197,000 240,000 385,000 475,000 210,000 150,000 Hospital bonds House of Correction bonds g. g. 5g- &c. &c. Ac. Ac. &c. &e. &c. &c. &c. &c. BaoatmaU, Qa. J. A. 5 1870 to 19 1870 to 19 Boston, Foote A French. Nov., 1880,'87, 88 Boston, Columbian Bank. July, 1887 July 1, 18f Boat., Blackstouc Nat. B'k. June, 187'; N. A " 570.000 1,330,000 2,230,300 375,500 A Philadelpliia. J. 4,50,000 Principal—When Due. Whom. &7 A5 7 6 4 Where Payable, and by Pay'ble A J. Phila., Far. A Mcch. N. B'k. A J. do do A J. do do A J. de do A J. do do A. A O. Pittsburg. Various Pittsburg, Phila. & N. Y. J. A J. New York, B'k of America. 6 6 PUlsburi/li~ . When A. Various N. Y., Nat. Bit Commerce. do do M. A N. Various St. Joseph and New York. J. A J. N. Y., Nat. B'k Commerce. 1, 1888 1877 to '78 1, 1883 July 1, 1894 May 1, 1895 April 1,1881 Oct. 1, 1887 June 1,1882 to '90 1897 A 1904 Nov. 1, 1891 July 1, 1894 Jan. Oct. Feb., 1878 Nov., 1833 Dec, 1888 Feb., 1886 Nov., 1879 June, 1890 Nov., 1900 Jan. 1 1902 JiUy 1 , 1903 1880 to '89 Nov., 1889 1878 to '89 1891 St St. floating debt bonds Louis CouHtjf— Renewal bonds, coupon Bonds to railroads, coupon Insane Asylum County Jail General purposes, gold Renewal, gold Park bonds, couiwn, gold County bouds St. Paul, Minn. Revenue bonds Preferred bonds 8 per cent bonds i I . I — jjakc Superior & 1867 to '71 1853 to '55 1867 1868 1872 1873 to '75 1875 1875 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 Various Various Various Mississippi Railroad 1868 Paul & Chicago Railroad. Public Park (Como.) 500 Ac. St. Toledo, 1,000 0.— General fund and deficiency bonds, coupon. Toledo & Woodville Raili'oad, eoujion Various City purposes, coupon do do do do do do Floating debt, coupon Water works '70,'71,'74 6 6 G %' 6 F. & do do do D. New York and A A O. 6 g. Various M. A N. M. A N. 6g. J. A J. 6g. J. A D. J. A A A M. A 7 J. A 6 Gg J. A 6g: A. A 6g. 7 J. J. J. ff. 450,000 2,300,000 500,000 J. J. J. 8. N. Y., Nat. B'k Commerce. June, 1887, to '90 April 1, 1892 do do New York or London. do do do do N. Y., Nat. B'k Commerce 1891 to '93 Nov. 1,1893 May 1, 1895 July 1, 1894 Dec. 10, 1892 St. Lonis. N. Y., Nat. Bt. Corameree. D. J, O, 6g. M. AN. 12 A7 7 8 6 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 1, 188S June. 1892 1893 to 1893 April 1,1903 May 1, 1895 Sept. A N St. Paiil and New York. do do A N. Various N. Y., P. M. Myers A Co. M. J. J. A A A O. A N. A A. D. D. N. Y., Farmers' L. A Tr. 1877 to 1881 1878 to 1880 July 1,1887 ,M. Co. 1876 1876 1889, to '90 to '80 '90, '96 1888 A -98 1900 1 8 A. 7-3 M. 6 F. lS5Jt-'74 589,.300 8 45,000 98,000 7 Various Various l,0O0,fK»0 1870 to '91 1870 to 1900 1879 to '86 1880 to '83 Aug., 1878 1870 to '89 1877 to '88 7 519,500 453,000 43,349 1869 & '73 1867 1873 & '74 do do do do do do A. 1859-'65 1870 Bank Republic Various Various l^6 g. A. 1,400,000 100,000 500,000 000,000 499,927 67.210 263,125 200,000 100,000 100,000 Various N. Y., Nat. Various do Various do Various do 7-3 8 7A8 F. New York, A A Various Various do do do do do do do lS70to'88 May. 1900 1877 to '84 1876 to '89 1878 to '79 Aug. 1, 1877 1893 A '94 Short bonds, chargeable on special assessni'ts 1873-'75 n«»6«rj7A.—The H. P. A F. Railroad bonds he.d. $500,000. Pppulation by U. S. census, 1870, 6-',901 by Slate census, property valued nominally at about $4,237,t>fl0, Assessed value of real estate, $11,000,000. Popul* 1875, 100,800. tion in 1870, 28,235, against 22,292 in 18t!0. St. Joseph. .Vo.— Population in 1870 was 1!>,5C5 against 8,9:32 in 1660. Assessed valuation of property, $11,000,0)0; rate of tax, -23 mills. debt Feb. 1, 1875, was $13,£33,819, including water loiui and bonds, charje.iblc on local i»:?es?meiit?. Cash valaation in 1874 Real property, J170,4r>.SM: pcv.onal, only $2,38S.2 fi, according to Comptroller's report. Sinking funds, $55.t.2(W. Poonlatlon about 140,000, Portlanit, Me.— The sinkitig fund March 31. 187(i, was $527,13;. The city is protected by mortgages on At. & St. Lawr. and on Portland A Rochester Railroads, and holds 7,143 sharo-i of Portland A Ogdensburgli stock. Assessed va no of real estate total : 728.000 ; Kocfuster.—The bonds of Genesee Val. RR. loan, $172 OO^, are provided for by net receipts from a lease of said road to Erie RR. Co. after paying the interest out of said receipts. Valuation of property about, $(12,000,000. Rate of tax, $1 3!. San FroflcisCT.— Population by the U. S. census of 1870 was 149.482, against m,&yi in 1860. Real estate in the fiscal year ending June 30. 18'5, wa in 1873 was $17,775,3X1; personal, $li,045,71i. Tax assessed at S16.',4«B,177; personal property at $101,rate, $8.') per $1,(00, Population in 1870, 31,413, 7(>;i,*ti7; sinking funds raised annually amount to against S6,3tl in 186\ $•'.34 500. Tax rate, $1 5 per $100 for citv and Providers, n.I.—The principal debt of Providence county, and .B) 9 10 for State purposes. Total. has been created since 1872 for walor works 1'hc 2.1.9 9-10. All the values for ^an Francisco are given floaling debt at close of fiscal year Septemiier 30, io gold. 1S75, was $?,08O,:96, and funded debt, $6,797 261. iSammah, Ga.-To provide for floating debt and 1'hc assessed valuation of all property in 187.i was maturing liabilities in 1873 anil 1874 *40J,0O0 bonds $122,024.1(10 against $123,(,82.S00 in 187). Rate of Ux, were issued and sold in Savannah re.iliz.ng $324,730, $14 50 per tl.O(X). The sinking fnad for bonds due and leaving only about $138,277 i,f floating debt in 1885, $410,G74; sinking funds of 1803,1149,972; Dec. SI, 1871. The city owns leal estate and other 1876 to '81 St. Lo«£5.— Population by the IT. S. census in 1S7C The city and 310,664, against 160,77:3 in 1861. county governments and finances are separate. Total funded debt. Mar. 13, 1876, $16,31f, 000. Float was ing debt, Oct., 1875, was, $622,000 due Gas Light Co; $3u0.000 Treasury warrants; and $105,000 due sinkins fund. "Taxable valaation of city property, 18T5, $160 125,700; tax rate is '2 per cent. (V. V2, p. 51.3.) St. Paid, Afinre.— Population in 1370 was 20.030; in 1875, by State census, 31.237. Assessed valuatioc of taxable property, $13,191, •.i85. or about one-fifttl of the actual value; tax rate, 14 mills. (V. 15. p. 62('j.; Toledo— Funded debt, -Tan., 1876, $2,828,7.^4; inl.sr"-, $186 87. Di-bt payable by special assessments, S728,0J0. Taxable valuation of propcrease during erty, $19,798,^80; lax rate, $4 41 per $100. .: 8abs«rlbers will confer a creat fkvor by slvlnc DESCRIPTION. Kor explanation of csolunin Iica4liug8, on flist page of see notes 4ie., tablcH. Al((biiinti Central— (Si--\mn & Merid.)— let niort Alabuina i£C/irtW.~I«tinort.,gol(l, ffiiar. by Alit 2<1 liidi't., $0,000 peiuiilr. uot i^uraiiteod K«t'(;lv<^r*H b(ni*U or certittcates Alltatii/ (C Sastnulianna Stock I«t iriditKago :t(l — be ro(f. .. 2d RR witU trarnc guarantee — Alrhisim, Toiieka <£• Pitts. it iiiortgagc, Income Atrhinfin d- .\ i-Orufifca Iftt — Ist mortgage mortgage Smila i'e— 1st mort., gold gold (on 3,000,000 tti'res). I.:nul fjraiitniortgafe'C, IiK-itiiio Coiisdl. of Size, or P„_ Value. 1871 18U9 1800 1872 1,000 1,000 1,000 ises 1865 1869 18C9 1876 Amount 7 933,000 6 M. 500 Ac. 7 A. 1,000 M. l..')(K),0<KI 7 7 <£ 50 2,1(I6,.500 4,000,(MK> l',000 l>,(t80,000 5,'t03.9(H) l,<>0O,(K)O 7 or 1,200,000 1,500,000 84 7 g. 1,000 1,000 .VKi'&c. 500 &c. bonds bonds, gold & Houtinvcst. (leased) 1st M., gold, guar.. — Atlanta tt West Point Stock d: Oi-eal irc«/er«— Stock (total $40,000,000) Prcforred stock Old 1st mortgage bonds, Ohio Division 1st general mortgage (.$18,000,000) 2d do do ($12.000.000) 3d do do ($29,000,000) Leased lines rental gold bonds (CI. & M.) do do (P. P., P. V. and 8. & A.) Western E.xtcnsion certillcatcs (CI., Col., Cln. & I.) Atlantic do AtUmtle tC do do Oulf— Common stock GnaraiiteiMl stock Consolidated 1st mortgage Savaririali Albany Soutlicrn Georgia do <& do — 1,000 1,000 1871 1871 1871 1872 1873 1873 500 iiO. 500 &e. 500 &c. 4(!6 400 460 i mortgage 2d mortgage Ist Atlantic, Miss. <t Ohio Stock, (com'n, pref & gniu.). 1st mort. consolidated, gold (for $15,000,000) 2d mort. to the State (no interest till 1880) Norfolk <fe Petersburg— 1st mortgage . do do 1st do do do 2d do South Side— 1st preferred consoUdntcd mortgage do 2d do do do do 3d do do do Virginia <& Tennessee— Enlarged mortgage do do 4th mortgage do do Registered certificates do do Interest funding bonds 1867 "58 58 1869 1869 428 428 428 81 81 81 133 133 133 214 214 P«ci/(<;— Common stock Preferred stock, Missouri division do do Central division 1st mort. (Sonthern Paeilic),gold (land grant) Ist mort. (At. & Pac), gold, on 500 acres land 2d mort. (At. & Pac, Jlo. Div.), gold Ist mort. (Cent. div. At. & Pac.), gold do do do land grant vl(/(wi/ic if '. 328 328 328 293 293 293 35 Income bonds for funding Equifmient bonds 7 "i'e- cC- •. 2d mortgage, sterling, 5-20 years 3d do do do Sterling bonds, not mortgages Augusta di Savannah—Stov}i 1.50 1.50 150 150 8 8 8 7.188,.500 2,829,000 2,015„500 1,189,000 795.000 599,300 100 1,000 £100 £100 £100 6 May 3. 1S75, for tl,2CIO,0(X), subject to lien of receiver's certiflcates. (V. Jl, p. 38, 62, 253, 3J2, 322, 611; V. ii, p. 10 3 •^• 6g. 6g. 6g. 484,000 1,022,900 and now ct BichmondAir in litk'ation. 3»a £tn«.—Difaultcd A 21, m Alexandria <t f'ndricksbtirfT.—The Pennsylvania Railroad holds $514.*;0 of the bonds and controls the road. Loss on operation in 1873, $25,074. Arkantax C'ntral. - Mo.«t of the bonds were sold in London, where $600^00(1 of gd mortgage bonds were also hypothecated. Receiver apiiontcd, March. 187G. (V. Si, p. 374.) Ashlaiu'a, Youigxlowi it Pitt)i.—U is lea«ed and operated by Pcnns'jivania Co. at cost. Net earnings paid to lessor, bat 'essee guarantees interesi on let mortgage for 11,50(1.000; years. five preferred, «400,1;00. Common stock, Net earnings, 1<7>, |S4,156. Atchison (t AV&rafia.— Interest was in defaalt September, 1878. and coupons funded. Gross eamingc 1876, *a7ii.9-5; net, t^i; unpaid coupons to Jan., 187C, 1750,000. Ai nnal report V. 22, p. 899. A A A A J. J. A A Oct. 1. 1978 •Jan.. lUOS 1809 Sept.. Nov., 1903 Jan., 1003 Jan., 1908 Co.'s OfllM. July do 1878 1, Savanuali. 1875 N.Y.,M.K.Je«npP.ACo. do do do do do do July, 1807 J. J. p. 14, 85, 418, July 1. 18SS Jan. 1, »t-W> Jan. 1. 84-W> Jan. 1, 8»-'90 ' ' Jnir Mrb. Jan. July 1, 1. 1, 1, 1884 1900 1875 1880 Jnly, 1888 July, 1888 Nov., 1891 Nov.. 1801 N. T., OfHce of Comp'ny do do do do do do 1901 1, Jan. 1, 1877 Jan. 1, 1877 do do do do do do Nov. 1, 1001 Dec. 1. 1888 Jnne IMS Dee. do Comp'ny Jan. 1, 1. 1. 1, May 2, 1W» London, Gr. Trunk Rw.l Oct. 1, 1, 1, 1891 Deo. 1^ 1883 1884 N. y.. Office of Feb.. 1876 Portland. London, Ur. Trunk Rw. Mch. 15,1878 do Portland. do do do do Oet. Nov. 1884 1878 June, 1876 Bavannnli. part. Funding notes aao 1875 and In October. 1875, in London, tbe ISTi* were compaay to fond whole thereof, at RUhmond, Va., March. 187B. and la .lane recelv.-rs were appointed. Extract from Preai* dent Mahone's circular to bondboldera, showlnc the financial condition. I* given In the CnBoxici-a. V. (V. «i. p. Ma, Ul; V. M, p. 110. 811. 22, p. 2M>. 280, 887; V. «, p. £67. 68 1.) — Atla tic <6 Great IV^jttem.— This road was leased to the Erie f or »!» years from May ', 1874, bat the Shortly after (in lease did not go into effect. The .luly, l'!"4) dcfanlt was made on its bonds. last annual report, to Octi^bcr I, \i',\ will be found in V. 2^ p. 371- IVocecdrngs looking to re-organiziition are in progress, and a considerable amonnt of ^'curiiies has neen deposited by holde s with the London Committee. (V. 20. p. 85. 189. •JS9, 4911, .592: V. 21, p. 186, 159, £30, 893, 4lO; V. 22, p. 181,3.7,85;.) AOan <c <( nir(ili;.— This Oct., ISJO.of the Atlantic The land grant amonnts wa« a A Pacific consolidation, ia and So. Pacific. some 1.000,"00 acres. Interest was passed Jan .,'74, on the land grant bonds, the 2d mortgage and the Interest scrip, bat conpon* to A break In the company's ait/ilrs occurred In October, 1875; the Missouri Pacific lease was rerfunded endered and complicated htlgation ayalnst the AOtntic A Paclrtc Company con'menced. Receivers were lutcrest of January. 187o. on land grant bonds was not paid, and interest on the Sd morlnM bonds of the Missouri Pacific is also nnpaM. TiM latter were nio«tly held by the Atlantic A PaeMa ('ompany. llecree of foreclosure made June T, lt7«. (V. M. p. »«; V. »I, p. », 418, 440, 466; V. «. appointed. Atlantic it Ouir.—Qrogs earnings In I87S were earnings, $S26,!I.P. The C mnet 965,809; pany ais^ has $.500,000 in ]ier cent couoon notes outstnnillne; $4.'),00a .lunction Branch RR. bends, and t5!,5,':0 Bainbiideo "Extension bonds. (V. SI, p. 415,488; X.'ii, p. 169.) p. 61, S5i, S74, 471, 68t.) Atlantic A St. iairrfaw.— Leased for MB year*. from July, 1853, to Grand Trcnk Railway ot Canada. Annual rent, 6 per cent on bosda anA — Of the stock Atlantic, .VusisHppi tt Ohk>. $5,815,700 is common. $800,000 p:etcrro<l, and $276.llwlf. holds the company, gaaranteed; •iM the prefvrred, $1.441,-200 of the common, all (; oss earnand $Iti5,"00 of the gnarantciMl stock. ings year ending September 30, lt-75. $1,78),4M; expeni-es. $1,108,947; net earnings, $ti7S.50.^. There was a decrease of proas revenue by $45,890, Oet. Bank coupon then doe, on consol. bonds, and four-sevenths of coepoaa dee np to 1881. paying three per cent cash on coapoae A bill to foiccloea till 18SI, and balance. If earned. tie consolidated mortgage was filed by the tmateee In 1873, 3ffl, 1880 1880 N. Y., Flrrt NaV. Bank. made a pmpisal Atlanta it West Point. The road has paid 8 per cent dividends for some years; It baa aboDt VOO, %000 of bonds. . 18M 1, IflM Jul/, IWt . in (V. 22, p. S99, 495.) Alleghany VaUfy.—T^\» road was embarra'sed in and compromiped with creditors. The unsclilcd debt Jun 1, U76. was 86rs,14(). Abstract of operations 1875 in annual report, V. 22, p. 392. IIWI Uot., ond a decrease of net revenue of $M,114. Of the $15,000,000 loan enough is held to retire all the old debt. The company funded one roopon on old bonds, Jan 1874. but paid sabecqaeat conpoaa decree of s;dc in foreReport of earn1875. m 1874, J. J. J. J. issued. A Susquehanna. — This road was leased for closure was made October. 1.W years from ItiTO to Delaware A Hadson Canal ings, Ac., V. 22, p. 135. (V. Co., at 7 per cent per annum, on stock and bonds. m, 613; V. S2, p. S89.) Important change terms made in 1876. Consol. mortgage is for tlO,0;0,0 (1. of which t3,4.:0,000 is to retire old bonds, and balance to lessee for improvements, which np to April, 1876, were 81,978,672. 6g. 6e- Hi.) Albany IWM I. June do do do do do do do do do do do Lynrlibnrg OWce. N. v., Flrat Kat. Bank. A D. A D. A J. AD. Q-J. F. A A. M. A S. M. AN. A. A O. M. A N. -M. A N. J. A D. Atchison, Topeka <6 Sania Fe.—Vet earnings. I8"S, Interest is paid on $!)7(i,<(iO of the 3d f8il,>07. consol. mor*ga-"e bonds, but on the balance of that issue the coupons are funded to Oct. I, 1S76. (V. 21, p. 63, 136, aiS, 591; V. 22, p. -.32, 8.7, Atlanta 61, 87, 135, 157, S2I.) do do do do London, do do do do do do do do J. J. J. J. g- 10 71-3,000 100 O. Sk- M. A N. Og. M. A N. Sk- In 1901 450,000 35,128 4,964,872 787,000 1,500,000 £100 1868 1864 1871 1853 New York and I»ndoD nr l/ondon PItlHbuigli. Diilu., Prnii. KR. N. T., First Nat. 6 6 6 1,290,500 53 Alabama Cenlril.-ln default since Jannary, ISTO. Negotiations pending for a uew adjustmeut. Chattanooga.— TioAi sold 150 150 April A 8 8 362,500 Stock, sterling l'<utland city lionds, 1st mort., sinking fund Mar. 18, dn do Phllu<li'l|ihln "e 7 226,300 8,300,300 10,000,000 1,400,000 100 100 100 500 &c. 500 Ac. 500 &.C. 500 ic. 18 Oft., di> A ((. dt <>. A V J. 7 87,811 1873 1874 Land debtmtures Atlantic AY. LowreHec—Stock, currency * 1,000 1,000 Var'ne Various 1869 100 &e. 1868 1868 1871 1871 1871 1873 7 7 1.57,000 200 &c. 200 to. do & k.AN. A J. M. A N. M. A N. A. AC. "sifl 458.000 675,000 621,000 452,500 990,000 903,000 1,000 1,000 Hud.Caii.(!i> 7 200,000 6,921,900 5,470,000 4,000,000 300,000 500 Ac. 500 Ac. A du do do do &. K. dt O. A J. A 8. AN A J A J. A J I'- 7.53,000 Intfrest scrip (exchangeable for bonds) Plain bond.'*, scrip excuangcd Alabami 1871 1871 1857 1857 1868 1866 1866 1806 1834 1865 7 3,693.200 785,976 2,000,000 300,000 464,000 100 500 &c. N.Y.,I><'I. mm Jan. 1, 18 Jnly, It Nov., 18 i'AHnmerer. A. 3,568,000 iix) •286 . . . • 2,0(10,000 l,748,.5O0 lit &•"J. Uindon A AniNlmlam. 1901 A O N. Y.,W)iiKliiw.l.Aro, 1004 A J. PittslMirgli, I'enn. Co. 8 M. A B. Sept. 1. IMS DuAton, at (IIHcr. J. * J. N. Y., a. Oralyke A Co. July, IBM A. 6c O. Boafou. Oet. 1. IMO ll"^- J. A J. A. IIMKI A O. Bontou. ?'• •77,"78,'79 A-MI J. A J. do 12 J. A J. do 7 M. A N do J. A J. do Joly 1, 1903 I'- J. A J. N.Y..M.K.JeBnp, P.A Co July 1, lOM 4 J. A J. Atlanta, Ga., atTreaa'y. Feb. 1, una 0,876.2.50 2,4I6,:)00 500 S. Y., H'k J. 3,374.000 475,000 3,030,000 5,3r,r.,00<) & A & N. AO IJ. 15,165,200 11.989,080 28,783,000 ' - A. A. J. 7g. 400,000 3,750,000 7,041,000 1,000 1,000 34U g. 7 7 412,000 4,248,000 1,232.200 24,795,208 100 100 100 law J N. Y., wii'i.lowi I,. A Co Marrb 1, 18 Jau'ur) Hue risbiirg, Tr(4u«ur)'. (HtNi.tMioyTljr. J. ft 523.5(M> 27 13 1872 203 13 1870 87 585 585 bonds Gulf RR. mort. bonds & Florida, "7-30 503,000 475,000 Hichnwnd A ir Line— iHt mortgage A. 1,000 income bonds bonds (contingent) Wicliita 3«a iMir. Juuc, 1001 Jan., Jan.. 7 3,400.000 Wbrn Mbiek»-lMMt UIyUIcuiL whom. N. Y., Third Nat. Bank. 1,<K)0,OUO I'ott.iwat toniie At/(tnta 8 8 8 2,00O,(X>0 3H4,0<M> Not4'« I«iiid 3 Pay able UmiI. J. J. 500 &o. nal. Kitte nci 5,220,000 2,073,000 1 ,200,000 3,600,000 100 &e. Amtif*— PrlDcl- tWTEKKHT OK DlVntKWDa. When Wlien Pursble. and by . $1,600,0<K> 1,000 1,000 1,000 siii •(!«• ar mnr arror «lMair*r«« to tkaaa Taklaa. . Ouftaudlng 1(K) 1806 2(!2 1870 110 1871 1874 "si 1800 48 1871 021s 1871 021a 1874 l.^K) 1871 470 1869 1870 Alcxamtria if- Frcdt'LCfcultuiy—lHt inort^^aKC .1 fkansaa C'<:nii'(U~lt^t & 2d niortKaK'"^- ^old Afihtdhitla, Yountjstotcn of i«t« Ii Road. Bonds 201 142 142 142 142 142 202 132 'Jd iiKtrt^aK*' may Date 81 AUiaiiy City loan (ninkiug fuu(t, 1 per ct. yearly). iiicirtgaKc, uliikiuKf un<l Cdiiwil. Miort. (Kiiar. D. ifell.) coup., Atiti/lnin}/ Valtetj Stock (iciicral niortKapo lionilH to State Fa. (eudorsed) 2d inort iHt inort., Ka.st'n Exteii., ^iiar. by Pa. Miles 296 — Kuiiiliag Ineouio bonds, AND BONDS. I^AILBOAD STOCKS 24, 1876.] .•u.;e stock. . A ugufia Jk SarannaK—lteateA to Central of Georgia for $73.1100 per annum ; has snrplos food of 1 abont (60,100. RAILUOAD STOCKS AND BONDS. XIV Snbscrlbers nrlll eoaler a sreat raror bf strlns Immediate notice or DESCRIPTION. &o., see notes uioitKaKP ($5,000 per year) SxUlmore d- Size or of par of Boad. Bonds Value. BeUd Eagle Fo/fev— l8tmort.,8. f.($3,000per}-ean. 2(1 Date Miles For explanation of column headings, on iirat page of tables. Ohio—Stock Prcfcrreil stock Wa«liliigton branch Loan, 1850 Loan, 1 853 do 1870, sterling, «800,000 Baltiuioro loan, 1855-'00 Debentures, sterling Sterling mortgage sinking fund do do Purchascof ConucUsv. KK (payal>le$40,OOOy'l}-) Northwestern Virginia, 3d mortgage, 1855-83 ... Balliiiiore <t J'olomac—lat moTt (tunnel) gold let mortgage, gold, (main line) 2d mortgage, income, main line and tunnel SeHevilleit Soii(/». i//.— Ist M.,8lnk'gfimd, guar Selntlere Del.— Ist M. b'ds of 1802 (guar, by C. A A.) do ) do 2d mortgage, bonds of 1854 do ) do 1857 ( do do 3d Connol. mortgage of 1867 BerleshireStock Boaton <* AlbanyStook Alb.-vny loans (Albany & West Stockbrldge) ( Dollar loan Loan of 1875, coupon or registered Boiton. Clinton <t Fitchburg d! Neiv Bedford—Stock. 1st mortgage, Agricultural Branch Mortgiige bonds 1869-70 Equipment notes New Bedford Uailroad Imuds Boston, Concord <£ Montreal Preferred stock Com. stock (for old dividends & new stock) Sinking fund bond.s Consolidated mortgage bonds (for $2,000,000) .... Boaton <t Lowell— Slock. — Cent. 1870 1855 X200 £100 1872 1874 1875 1853 1871 92>4 1871 92 14 1875 56 1866 67 1852 1834 1857 1876 21 270 39 1841 411 421 £•200 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 500 29 43 600,000 20,129,282 103,000 4,790,000 800,000 2,681,750 400,000 499,600 600,000 571,500 800,000 1,000,000 624,000 1,309,500 3,250,000 200,000 999,500 750,000 7,000,000 2,000,000 500,000 4,000,000 500,000 580,000 950,000 1,922,000 262,000 200,000 2,582,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 1875 1854 1,600 1,000 1,000 '69-'70 '61-'74 3(K) &c. 160 1858 1873 160 113 100 100 100 &c. 100 &e. 500 Mortgage, wharf purchase 1872 1870 Bonds New bonds Boston <« Jfai lie—Stock Bonds, coupon and registered Boston tt iVeiP York A I'r-iiiie— 1st mortgage Boston le Providence—StocK Bonds to purchase branches, coupon or registered Buff.,13rad.>e ruts.— Gen. M.,(incl. 10,000 ac. I'd Buffalo, New York dt .Er»«—Stock 1st mortgage bouds 2d mortgage Consol, mortgage Buffalo, y. T. tt FhUad^phia—lat mort., gold 2d mortgage (for $1,000,000) Bxirlington, 0. Itapids d: Minn. 1st M., gold s. f Ist mortgage, gold (Mil. div.) coupon or regist'd. Pacitic exten.sion bonds — Muscatine western extension Income and eipiipment mortgage Burl.d- Mo. Itiv.—lat M. on r'd& 400.000 ac's I'd Bonds, conv. into C. B. & Q, st'k (3d aeries). 1 I & Income '•gii a'ai b'ds, couv. C. B. Q. st'k (4th ser.) ^ "_g Ist mortgage, conv. do. on branch (5tli ser.) - ^ Convertible bouds, C. B. Q. st'k (6th ser.) ) o.= .Burl, if Jfo. in iVcft.— 1st M., couv., land gr.. ) Coup & Bonds, convertible Omaha Burl.d till J.in.,1882 3. W'., 1st mortgage, guar Sotilhtcest. Ist mort., op., tfe — — — — > may be rg. be reg ) may Cairo d St. Louis 1st mortgage Cairo d Vincennes 1st mortgage, gold GaUfovnia Pacijic 1st mortgage, gold 2d mortg age, endorsed by Central Paelflc Oamden dt Aitonfic—Stock ($838,150 of it pref.) 1st mortgage 2d mortgage Camdfn d Il'urlington 6'i>.— 1st mortgage Canada Southern — Ist M., gold, s. f., cp. reg «Sc Tol., Can. S. & Det., Ist mortgage Carolina (7eii(roi— Ist mortgage, gold, coupon 100 1873-4 500 &c. 1875 1,000 52 63 100 1873 143 "2(3 1,600 100 142 140 140 140 121 121 219 94 1857 1871 1873 1869 1872 2414 1872 31 1872 1874 281 1863 1868 1869 40 1869 1870 ibi 1869 1873 "49 1872 105 1870 1.50 1871 156 1871 141 1869 141 1871 60 60 1853 60 18.55 31 18(J7 291 1870 242 242 Income bonds, coupon 1,000 500 &c. 805,.500 &c 100 5,715,000 600,000 1,034,000 20,000 p. 2,500,000 3,500,000 2,250,000 1,600,000 1,215,550 1,000 1.000 490,000 500,000 1,000 1,000 1,660 1.000 1,000 8 A. 6g. 6g. 6g. %' 6 6 g. 6g. 6 8 6 6 6 1^ 5 6&7 3 ' 3 6 9,000,000 1,500,000 1,660 1,000 3,0(X),000 7 7 4 7 7 3I3 7 7 7g. iS^- ?*• 7 g. 7g. ?«• 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 g. g. i«7g. 7 6 7g. !«• 3,000,000 — Bald Eagle Valley. Leased to Pennsylvania Kail- main western trunk line of New England. In past road at 40 per cent of groga receipts. The Pennsyl- three years the following has been Its exhibit; vania liailroad holds all the 3d mortgagn bonds. Gross Net Total Stock Earnings. Earnings. and Debt. Baltimore dt Ohio The B. & O,, in comparison $36,47r<,28J S?.fa*,I39 $2,262,147 vrith its rival trunk lines, claims a much smaller 18,M5 187:1-4 8,96.3,128 ... 2,411,916 25,422,100 capital account porpoi Lin-.-> to the valan of its 2,2iS,873 24.183,100 property. Ihe gross earnings of main stem aid 187*3 .... 9,798,0:H $5,000,000 new bonds were authorized in Feb., 1875. branches, and financial condition of B. & O. Co. (V 20, n. 14. 162, 502; V. 21, p. 4«4.) for four years were as follows Gross Net Stock and Boston, Clinton. FltcKbnrg it New Bedford.Earnings. Earnings. Debt. This was a consolidation in May, 1816. of the 1874-5 $10,ilJ,178 $*,mi.m t47,n:i,l»4 Bo*ton, Clinton & Fitchburg and the New Bedford — m . ; 1873-1 1872-8 .... 11,69.3,955 l«ll--i 10,654,472 12,S58,'m 5,018,0«0 4,934.798 4,532,072 45,S7I),927 88,567,899 2:t,]6I,:j«9 The gross earnings of the main and all leased lines in 1874-75 were $14,426,552, and net earnings, $4,490,098. The company claims a surplus of $34,023,.^6, in the value of its assets above its stock and debt, which surplus is represented chiefly by securities of branch lines, received for advances made by the B. & O. In Dec, 1875, the operating contract with Pittsburgh & Connelleville road was ratified, by which B. & O. guarantees 410,000,000 bonds. See report in Chbonici,e,V. 21, p. 487. and V. 22, p. 44U. (V. 20. p. 183. 3'll. 404, 453. :92; V. 81, p. 371, 511, 591 V. 22, p. 374 446.) ; Baltimore dk Polomae. —This is the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad from Baltimore to Washington. The bonds are guaranteed by Pcnn. RR. and Northern Central. Last annual report V. 22, p. 588. Belleoille dt iSmdhfrnJUinois.— Leased and operated by St. L. Alt. & T. H. Co. on a perrentage of gross earnings. Gross earnings, '75, $27»,'J37. (V.20, p.SiO. BelHdere Delaware.-S'.ock is $933,700. Leased to United Co.'s of N.J and lease assigned to Penn. RR Net earnings go to lessor. In 1875 not earnim'.of D D. were $22>,4'4, ajslnjt $4 6.3()7 in 18r4. Floatin" , debt, tl,24),39*. (V. 20, p. 488.) Berkshire.— Li'inea to Housatonic, at 7 per cent per year on stock. Bos'on it A'.&an'j.—'The Boston & Albany is the Railroads. (V 591 V. 22, p. 471, 581, 544.) Boston, Concord db Montreal.— Gross earnings for the year ending with M«rch, 1S76, were |;6!f3,354; net earnings, $182,01!. There are also $76,000 old bonds due in 1865. (V. 22, p. S6S.) .21. p. 84, ; Boston <fc ZohW;.— Operated with the Nashua & Lowell, which receives 31 per cent. (V. 2J, p. S5; V. 82, p. 42 ) Boston dk Maine.— yet income, 1874-5, over interest payments. $607,97^. Pools earnings from competing points with Eastern. (V. 20, p. 14, 614; V. 81, p. 533; V. 22. p. 280.) Boston dk JV. F. Air iin*.— Foimerly N. Haven Middletown & Wil. Road cost about $«,000.00;i, reprcsfuled $1,000,000 now by common. $3,000,000 preferred stock (V. 82, p. 567.) & M. Bank do do Baltimore Office. do do Bait., Mech's Nat. Bank Baltimore Office. London. Baltimore Office. London, Naylor & Co. London. do Phlla..Farm. and Boston db Pivvidence.—Tbe bnnds and alfo $954,000 notes have been issued for purchase of branch roads. Total income. 1874-5, $I,58I,2.'>S; net, over operating expen-es, $147,236. (V. 81, p. 5fe9.) Buffalo, Bradford dk H/t^burgh— Under perpetual lease to Eiie at $40,61,0 yeiir. pr Buffalo, New York dk ©•!.— Leased to Erie in for 490 years, at 7 per cent on stock and interest In 1873 Erie bought $500,,S00 of the stock at $130 per share. (V.80,p.61,614.) tSf)."!, and sinking fund on bonds. Buffalo, New Yok dh Phiiadelithia.—TMs is the cnnnectin" line of the Philadelphia & Erie with Buffalo. In 1374 the net earnings were $13J,813. July July 1, 1, 1, 1, I 18! 1884 1876 1876 April 17, 1875 1880 1885 1895 1890 1876,'78 &'80 Mch. 1, 1902 1910 1876-1900 Baltimore. Bait., Mech's Nat. Bank 1885 Baltimore or London. July 1, 1911 April 1, 1911 do do Jan. 1, 191S Baltimore. N. y., Russell Sage. Oct. 1, 1896 Trenton, N. J., Office. 1877 1885 Philadelphia. 1887 do Treasurer, Trcnton,N.J. Jan. 1, 191 Boston, Kiiiaer, P. & Co April 10, 1876 Boston Otlice. May 15, 187G July, 1876 do 1891 to '92 do July 1, 1895 do .1. May May i Boston, Boston N. Bank July M. & & & & N. Boston Office. J. &"j. Boston do Office. J. pal. When Due. Sloeks-ljiiit Dividend. do do O. do do Boston, Suffolk N. J. Bank & O. do & J. Boston, at Office. & O. do do & O. do do J. & J. do do M. & N. Boston, at Oflice. M. & N. do do F. & A. New York. M. & N. Boaton, at Office. J. & J. do do J. & J. New York, Erie RR. F. & A. N. Y., Erie Railway. J. & D, do do M. & N, do do J. & D, do do J. & J. N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co, J. & J. do do M. & N. New York or London. F. & A. do do & J. do do M. & S. do do J. &D. do do A. & O. Boaton and New York. J. & J. Boston, by Treasurer. A. & O. Boston and New York. J. & J. do do J. & J. do do J. & J. Boston Office. J. & J. do J. & D do M. & N. Boston, Go's Office. A. & O. A. & O. New York and London, J. & J. N. Y., Nat'l Park Bank, do J. & J. do Camden, Co.'s Office. Q.-J. PhUa., Farm. J. & J. & M. B'k. A. & O. do do Phila. and Mt. F. & A. IIoUv. J. & J. N. Y., Union Trust (Jo. J. &. J. J. & J. N. Y. Office, 4 Broad st. do A. & O. do A. 1, 1889 A. A. 3 7 7 7 by J. 7 6 3.50,000 1,000 6' 6&7 m 500 &c, 1873 1874 J. '&"j. J. J. 6 308,500 300,000 290,000 407,000 &c- &c &c &o &c Ac 7 M. 6 6 5,400,000 2,200,000 1,800,000 800,000 2,000.000 4,638,250 1,660 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 50 500 500 500 500 500 500 6 7 7 J. J. 5 7 100 100 1871-2 7 3 3 1.000 When Where Payable and ~ Whom. Pay'ble & 3. & & N. M. & N. A. & O. J. & J. A. & O. M. & S. J. & J. J. & J. M. & 8. & O. & J. & J. & J. & O. & J. & o. & D. M. & 8. F. & A. J. & J. Q.—J. M.& N. J. & J. F. & A. J. & J. $336,900 100,000 13,144,100 4,348,469 1,650,000 579,500 1,710,000 3,398,936 3,253,026 3,872,000 9,198,852 9,576,000 1,000,000 140,000 1,500,000 3,000,000 1,133,000 1,100,000 1,000,000 499,500 745,000 18.53 1874-5 anr error dUcoTered In these Tablra. iioiirf*— Princi INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. Amount Outstanding Rate per 1861 $100&c. 1864 1,000 100 100 100 1850 51 51 688 52 30 [June 24, 1876. .1. & 1884 '90 1881, '82 dt ;83 July, 1881A- 94 May 15. 1876 1889 1893 Jan. 1, 1, 1, 1, m 187^ 1879 April 1892 July 1896 May 15, 1876 Jan. 1, 1893 Aug. 1, 1895 May 15,1876 July 1, 1893 Jan. 1, 1896 June 11, 1875 Dec. 1, 1877 Oct. July July 1896 1893 1919 Feb., 1902 Jan. 1, 1909 Sept. 1, 1908 June 1, 1904 Oct. 1, 1893 July 1, 1878 April 1, 1879 July 1, 1894 July 1, 1889 July 1, 1894 Jan. 1, 1883 June 1, 1896 May May Oct. 1, 1, 1, 1, 189.'> 2, 1901 1909 1, 1889 1891 April 15, 1876 Jan., 1893 Oct., 1879 1897 Jan. 1, 1906 Oct., Jan. July AprU 1, 1, 1923 1914 <t Minnesota.— In 1874 in interest. sale in foreclosure (V. 21, p. 85, 877, 591; V. 22, p. 3S0, Bunington, Cedar Rapids default June A was made 82. 1876. 374, 495, t67.) Burlington c6 Missouri Biver.—An agreement of consolidation and a perpetual Icise to Cliicago, Bor. & Quincy, was m.ade in Oct., 1572. In August, 1675, stock of Chic. Burl. & Q. was issued in place of stock of this Co. and for convertible bond,*. Annual report V. 20, p. 33 S. (V. 2i, p. 139; V. 22, p. 87.) Burlington dk Missouri in Nebraska Th« stock is A report of company's operations. &c., $8,583,750. to Jan. 1, 1376, ha* not been published, but we have the earnings in 1875 as $:23,H4.3, and expenses, $351,54.3. The total land sales up to Jan. 1, 187«, amounted to 731,164 acres for $Q.3.3.i,675, after deductions for dead contracts. (V. 20, p. 289, 593; V. — 22, p. 471.) Burlington <t So'Mwestem.—'DetaaHed Nov., 1873. Foreclosure in progress. (V. 21, p. 159, 441.) Cairo <* St. io'/is.— Defaulted in 1873 by failure to receive town and county bonds. Road completed February, l-iTS. (V. 80, p. S6S, 313; V. 21, p. 31, 441 V. 22. p, 352.) Cairo dk Vincennes.— DefanUed in 1874. In hands of receiver. (V. 80, p. 4'J9; V. 31, p. 63, 332; V. 22, ; p. 44S.) California Pacific. and incomes of Extension bonds ot $3,500,000 have been in default, but $1,030,00(1 a proposal offered by Central Pacific. (V. Also V. 80, p. 5.6; V 2:, p. 1.59, 277; V. 21. p. 315. 82, p. 181, 880, 49^.1 Camden lE Atlantic— yet earnings, 1875, $807,642. Camden dt Burlington Co.— Leasid t> United Companies, at 6 per cent on S:3i2,000 stock. Canada StowWera.— Defaulted January, 18"4, and coupons funded, but interest not pai July, 1S75. I In Jiinuarv, 1876. passed into N. Y. Central control. (V. 81. p. 159: V. 22, p. Hi, :i9'.>, 5(;7.) Carolina Central.— ¥om\eT\y Wilmington, CharPassed interest Jauuary, 1876. lotto & Rutlierfurd. (V. 20, p. 15.) . . . . aab»criber« will conftr a. grot favor by DE8CBIPTI0N. For explanation of coliuiiii on tlTBt lieadinf^g, paKo of Ac, glTtn g UUe* Date Bee notes tablcH. of — 100 40 iiiorl k;i>,'C Sttsfiitehanna—Stock Cedar Falls tt J/j'hii.— Bonds on Igt dtv. sink, fund "so 1872 1871 Cttuttf/a rf Konds on 2d 14 01 . fund Minsouri— Common stock Preferred stock, 7 per cent division, sinking it; let nioitgage do do Cenlral R. n. <t Jiank, (la.—Utook (iintriil morljfage (ioint) bonds ($.'5,000,000) coup. Macon & Western 274 128 70 58 140 205 015 bonds Bonds for steamships Otnlral of Iowa — 1st moi-t|;aKe gold, coupon lid mortjjnge, gold, $4,000 i)er mile 231 231 291 74 Central of Keio Jersey—Stock Mortgage bonds Bonds (convertible Nov., 1875 to 1877) Consolidated mortgage (for $25,000,000) Newark ifc New York, 1st mortgage LeIiigU <fe Wilkesbarre Coal Vo., Istniort. guar.. .J do do Consol m., coup. guar. Am. Dock & Imp.Co., Ist mort., guar. Cent.of N.J. Cenlral Ohio— Common stock Preferred stock "97 7 1804 1860 1861 1863 1866 50OAc 500 Ac, 1,000 300,000 3,700,000 925,000 lOO 20..'i2.'),(K)O 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 Ac (>0<),(MK) £200 10,(K)0,000 1,000 1,000 5,000,000 3,000,000 2,437,950 1,000 1,000 1,000 l.st mortgage, sinking fund, (trust) Consolidated mortgage coupon, (for $30,000,000) Nortbern Cross U. K. 2d. mortgage, gold Trust mortgage (Burlington to Peoria) Plain bonds (coupon or rcgisteicd) . . 1858 1873 1872 1 3^ 7 7 7 5 7 7 i"7 g. 2H 7 7 7 7 ««• 7 3 6 411. .550 2,500,000 64,275,600 25,883,000 1 ,600,000 1,483,000 6,080.000 i',6oo r.,0(K),(HK) 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,291,000 500,000 9,436.000 193,500 1,800,500 500,000 Ac, 1,000 1,000 4 7 iiio 100 1,000 1,000 500 Ac. 100 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 "ibb 1.000 1,000 1,000 g. g. IK- ^• 6g. ««• 15,898,401 15,000,000 5,426,000 06,000 7 6 6 1,220,331 2,153,300 774, COO 500,000 9,937,800 2,425,400 3,M):i,2(K) 2.3S:i,000 1,087.000 1.500.000 330,000 2,365,000 5t)4.00O 188,000 360,000 2,120.000 700,000 27,512,842 2,719,000 9,916,000 941,000 678,000 2,155,.500 7 1866 in perpetuity to Cedar Rapids <£ J/i>«)uH.— Leased to Chicago A Northwestern at f 70O of firwt $1..')00 groins earnings per mile; one-tliird of tiie next };:j,(XX) per mile, and oneflfth of all above that. (V. 2.', p. 168.) Central liailroad <4 Bank, <5a.— Leases several roads, and guarantees $l,4ir2,5(X> of bonds. In April, 1875, purchased one-half interest in Western Itttilroad of Alabama at foreclosure sale. Gross earnings year enCing Sept 1, 1875. (3,8:6,586; net, »1, 199,811. (V. 20, p. 289, 835, 388; V. SI, p, 372, 417; V. 21. p. 304.) Central of /(?wa.— Decree of sale in foreclosure 1875. (V. -20, p. 15, 85, S.35, 546; V. 393, 417, 465, 511; V. H, p. 110, 495 ) made October, SI, p. 85, — Cenlral of New Jersey The annnal report for 18V5 was given in Vol. 2S, p. s26. showing gross earnings of $7,411,616; net, |:.S.282,90«. Dividends in 1875-6 partly paid from previous reserve. On lirge decline of stock in June, 1876, the president issued a circular, stating that the company was earning we'l, but giving no figures. Of the consolidated mortgage suflicient will be held to pay all the prior issues. This company also assumes |a,3in,iO0 of Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company's debt and $2 5,793 of the Railroad Car Trust Company. The following tabic shows the receipts, expenses and net earnings, f.om the begin- 1867. If63. 1869. 1870. I'll. 18:2. 1878. 3, 1, 1007 187« Feb. I. IBTfl Auf. Au«. 1. I. Ay. IMl ir June, Jan. Oet.. 19M Jalr'l.5. ApHl 16, 1901 April 10. 1870 18i*0 Nov., 1003 Feb. 1, law I8W Joite 1, 1000 July 1, 18^7 Jane 30, 1| June 30.1 B«pt-. Ocf 1. 1| 1805 to* July 1, 1884 Jan. 1, 1883 Oct. 1, 1000 1805 to "OO July 1. 1800 1800 Jan. 1, 1888 Jan. 1, 1803 July 1. 1800 Oct. 1, 1880 1800 1805 b: 1900 $1,147,241 J. A A A A A do J. J. J. Boston do Aii«., do office. Mar. 15. 1876 Jan. 1, 1883 July 1, 1003 July 1. 1890 Frankfort. U. N.Y., N. Bk. of Com'rce. Oct. 1. 180O Jan. 1. 1806 J. Boston, Co.'s office. A OMo.—KfifT the panic, defanlt Interest. Net earnings in IST4-7S. appointed October, 1875, and Receiver |346,»08. foreclosure pnKee<Ilngs will be bad for the Chftaptait was made on of A rc-organi7.atlon. \«irr complete l,!»l,»4 1.805,651 purp«)fle i,»8:.a-i6 statement of outstanding liabilities and the plan of re-organixation are riven In V. 21, p> MB. (Bee V. 20, p. IHtf, IM, 357; V. tl. p. gas. STl. 417. 441. (34. 8729.412 4.010,131 ». 642,163 1.3ii7,958 4,393,.'514 2,5)2 217 3.706.141 l,t8l,M7 3,1>!5 235 4,23tl,80'i 2,8<t3.912 4,21.^..VU 4,M5.7«2 4,449.00 3,18^910 B,'^4',."I79 7,120,718 8.881.366 8.3-9,631 7,411,637 4.!40.601 4,158,7.7 1.617.288 1,472,376 1.3'0.250 Central OAJi.— Leased to Bait. A Ohio RR. in 18C6 for 2 years, rent 85 per cent of gross receipts for 5 years, and 40 after. Pays 6 per cent dividends. 1 Central Pacijtc—Qrots earnings in 1674 were »14,(currency), and net caruinga t,s,(i8J.3r». Land grant statement. V. il, p. 186. An abstract of the annual report for 1874 is vivcn in the (^uronicle. Oross earniuts. '7.'), tn.n2i,on; exV. 21, p. 25 I A setpenses, $7,417944: net earnincs. $9.>ai.071 tlement with bondholders of California Pacific has been propose. 1, by which the ('eiitral Pacillc guaran(V. SO. tees certain new bonds to a limited amount 631,.'i55 . :ff. 42. 178, 18?: V. 21, 233, 352, 471, 5 Jl, 545.) p. 8, Charlotte, Columbia <» Net earnirgs in the 000. p. 139, 48i; V. HI. p. 61, Augusta—Stock is »J,578,- year ending September 30, ai.TS the prevloas year. Floating debt retired .May, 1876. (V. SI, p. 59J; V. 22, p. I.t4, 471.) CA«r<i!r».— Leased to Pitts. CIn. A 81. I/inls. and operated by Penn. i:o. Net earnings go to lessor— in 1875, $4,727. (Vr22, p. 619.) 1875, $2")0,>«4, May 1,748 4-<4 1,96»,97« l.Sr8,0£l 2,379,19J 3,.'i;0,398 1874 1675. J. J. J. A. 7 fJD.) Smguehanna. — Leased do m.'a's. N. Y., Bk. of Commerce. 1868. 1864. 1865. <£ *A. 5 8 Coyuja.— The Cayuea Lake road was sold under econd mortgage, and this Co. organized. <V. 19, d. Cayuga r.! J. F. ning of 1863 to the present time; includine. since 1870, those of the Lehigh A Susquehanna Division: Expenses. Net carn'es. Receipts. Delaware, Lackawanna A Western. Dividends, 9 per year. Cedar Falls 6h JfinnMo^a.— Leased to Dnbaqne A Blonx City, and snbletto Ulinoie Central at f 1,500 per mile yearly, and a per cent of all earnings over $3,50Q per mile. IMO Oct. 1, 1001 N. Y., Metropolitan Bk. I>eo. IS, 1890 7 7 Calaivissa.—heneei to Philn. & Read., Oct., 187S, preferred stock dividend to be 7 per cent In 1875-6 and afterward. (V. ao, p. 881.) |814,7.J2 AD. 1, 1001 Jan. 3, lR7a April M, llt84 g- Sew $1,911,976 S.5S7.I83 8,036,390 3.»'1,?44 Feb. York. J. Hot.. M.AN. N. T., FiU A Hntcb. do July 1, 1003 A J. do do Julyl.'77to'03 do A J. 1880 A J. N. Y., Am. Exob. Bk. 1884 do do A J. 1876 do 8 A J. do .1877 do 8 A J. do 1803 7 JnlylS, 1875 A J. Boston, 2 O do A J. 18T7-'80 A "06 Philadelphia May. 187S 7 M. A N. 4 M. A 8. N.Y.,M.K.Je«up,P.AOo. Mcb. 1, 1876 do 4 do Mcb. I, 1876 M. A S. J. A J. Lood.'n.J.8.MorganACo. Oct. 1, 1903 Jan., 1893 J. A J. N.Y.,M.K.Jc»up,P.A Co. do do Jan., 1883 7 A. A O. Jan.. 1876 1% N. Y. U. 8. Trust Co. July, 1882 8 J. A J. N.Y.,M.K.Jesup,P.AOo April. 1804 do do 7 A. A O. April 1.1884 7 do do A. A O. do do 7 J. A J. ilS do do 7 J. A J. "og. 7g- 100,000 902,000 300,000 160,500 100 500 Ac. • 7 4,47,'>,0(K) 2,735,000 1.970,000 100 riilludrliihla. du 7 5,(KK),<KK) Ac, N. A. A. New I'- 25,HH5,0tl0 500 May 10, UTS Max 10.1f7a IBSSIaf* A A * "i' 11,(K>0.00<) I'.obo 1,000 1,000 naudvipuia. do Uu F. F. J. 500 Ac 100 v.Air. 7 1860 1871 1,000 Ihridaaa. M. 7 ISO.IKK) — 825 466 825 100 96 3% wliom. 300,000 2,287,000 . Cliicago & 111. Kiv., Ist mortgage, guaranteed. Cklcago, Jlurlington <t ^uiHci/—Stock 3 Payable 7 7 7 7,5(K>.<X)0 50 50 W .iOO.OOO 100 1869 1872 1874 1867 1874 1875 error «laeoiroM4 la Ikcao TabUa. A J. Now York, 44 Houlli «t. A. A O. N.Y.J.8. KciuiwIyACo do J. A J. do Boston, Trcaaurer. a-F. F. A A. do do F. A A. N. Y., Nnfl Park Bank. F. A A. do do do do U. A N. Bavunnali, Ua. J. A D. J. A J. New York A Huvaunab. A. A O. Bavauimb, Ua. New York, Offloe. J. A J. do A. A O. do New York, at oRlce. Q.-J. do do F. A A. do do M. A V. do do Q.-J. J. A J. do do J<oudon. M. A N. Q.— M. ». T.,Cent RK. of N.J do do J. A J. J. A I>. Bait., at B. A O. office. do do J. A U. M. A 8. Bait., West. Nntl. Bunk A. A O. N. Y. A Bun Fntnelnoo. N. Y., FUk A Hatcli. J. A J. A J. Baorani'o 8tafe Treaa. A J. N. Y., E. KeUy A Co. A O. ». Y., Flsk Allutch. A J. U. 8. Treasury. A J. M. Y„ FIsk A Hatch. U. 8. Treasury. A J. N. Y., FlBk A Hatcb. do do A J. do do J. A J. do A. A O. do J. A J. N. Y., Nat. City Bank. J. A J. N.Y.,M.K.Je8up,P.ACo, A.AO. PblladelnUla, Penn R.R. 1,000 137 137 l8t mortgage bonds 137 Central Pacljlc— Stock v 1213 1st raort., gold, (sinking fund, $50,000 per yew). 742 1865-8 Suijordinute lien, California State aid, gold 50 1864 Bonds, (formerly convcrtiblv into U. 8. oonds) 138 186-2 Ist mortgage on San Joa(|uin Valley Branch, gold 146 1870 U. S. Loan, (2d lien on certain terms) 742 Western P.icillc, 1st mortgage, gold 158 1860 do Government lien 123 Oftl. & Oregon, Ist mortgage, gold (guar by C.P.) 152 1868 C. P., 1st mort., on C. & O. Br. ($7,200,000 g.). 152 1872 San Francisco O. & A., let mortgage ($1,500,000^ 20 1870 Land bonds on 11,722,400 acres 1870 Charlotte Columbia Augusta — Ist m. (C. A A.). 85 do consolidated 195 1869 2d Mortgage 1872 "23 1871 OhariUrs-lat mortgage Ohf.rry Valley Shar, <A At, — 1st mort., convert 21 1869 Chesapeake <t Ohio— stock 427 Ist mortgage sinking fund gold 427 1869 Ist moi-t. exten. (2d on 427 miles) coup, or regd. 1872 Deljentures convertible into 2d Tuoi-tgage 1872 Ist mortgage, (Va. CJent. R. K.,) guaranteed by Vs. . do. do. coupon 3d mortgage, Income mortgage, (Virginia Central R. R.,) conp. Funded interest, coupon bonds Income bonds (for funding) 1874 tfi«Aire— Stock, i)rcfcrred 64 Bonds, not mortgage Chester YaUey—l&t mortgage 2i>a Ohieaffo <t Alton Common stock 649 freferred st'ck (7 o. c. y 'rly not cumulative) .... 649 General mortgage, sterling, for $8,000,000 322 1873 1st mortgage 220 1863 Income bonds (a Ist lion on income) 220 1862 Joliet & Cliicago, 7 per cent, stock 38 do do 1st niortgiage, sinking fund 38 1857 Bt. Louis Jack. & Ch., 1 st mortgage 150 1864 do do 1st mort. assum. by C. & A. 37 1864 do do 2d mort. assum. by C. & A. 37 1868 do do 2d mortgage 150 1868 Louisiana & Missouri, 1st mortgage 101 1870 tf: 100 500 Ac. 500 Ac. 100 100 500 Ac, $1,159,500 1,000.000 2,200,000 230,500 200,890 1,300,000 800,000 689,110 108,000 1,334,000 6,850,400 709,000 700,000 582,000 2,332,000 1872 1870 ; ' Anionnt Outstanding Rato Value. Cent. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 xw INTERCtT OB DI VIP D*. pal, Wbea Inta. per When ^VllC^! paralile, atul by Moek»-LaH Btse, or $50 100 «5 Oai/iiffd—i St nioitRBge, Kold C'ctlar liapidg ImmedUt* notlM of mmr 100 1st iiioitKaK'' bonds (Miattfl mortRivgo bonds IIONDB. par of Road. Bonds Catawissa Common stock New picfciTcd stock Old profeiTcd stock New AND RAILllOAD STOCKS Juno 24, 187C.] against $ ! Cherry V-llev, SAar, A Al—Tainitemi lo Delaware A Hudson Canal Co., April, 1875. Intereit unpaid in December. 187S. (V. 2J, p. 4M.J 569,1,618; V.»,p.4a,87, IS4,n),S».)M,e8i.) DiviCheshire.- fiet income, 1874-75. »76,9i7. dends, 4 per year. (V. I8,p.ta6; V. *l.p.<8l*.) Chester Valley.— In bands of tmstoos and 1» Reading. Coupons due 1860, paid to Philadelphia A May, l!T6. Chicago * Affr>n.— The repoH for IT-S Is given at lenulh In V. 22, p. 258, and shows gnas earomgs or f4,FM,'63. and net earning* of kOM,S 8. against »*,836,f 76 in 1874. Joliet AChlcacp RR. Is leased for Cble. interest on stock and bonds. St. I*. Jack. Railroad leased at 8*40,000 per year. Lonblaaa A * Mo. RR. hnlltand operated nnder contract (SeeV. 19 p. 4:9: V. 20, p. «29.) The Cblcaco A IIHnoIe River bonds bad not been sold to January, 18J«, and there was some lltlgaUon. (V. >«, t>. 880; V. 19, p. 16, 4T»: V. », p. 178, MB, «e». 800; V. 21. p. U6, 612; V. 22, p. 35S.) Chieaao. Bttrilittltm A ^idiieif.—Stock was iMMd in exchange for that of the Bnrl. Mo. Elver la Sepk. 187\ Gross earning* for ISSS were HljWI.««l: «^ pensee, ««,4S0,1)H; not earnings. |S.86I,«W; Intereet Q. leasee nHMraa* charge, t2.0I4,7ti<». Tbe O. B. branch loads, giving ihem a traOIr gnanuitec insaallr bond*. KaoBgh Ibelr 40 or 50 p. ct.) tor pnicbaslog of the consolidaled moitgagc Is reserved to t^e op »«ofk of thw 1875. Angast. In prior debt*. Company was Issoed Ui exchange for Burlington same ta alsj the and stock, Railroad River Mi..^8ouri invtn for the convertible bonds of Borllngtoo IS, 3?, «^ 18*BaUroad. (V. p. River 20, Missouri A * • 335,499; V.82;p. 331.) " . . . , . ; / RAILROAD STOCKS AND BOXDS. XVI 8nbserlbera ivlll coBftr a gremt faTor by slv'nz immediate notice or any error dlscoTcred In these Tablea. DESCRIPTION. For explanation of column beadlngs, on first page of tables. Miles Date Size, or of of Par &c., see notes Koad, Bonds Chicago, Burlington <t Quincy—fConiintied I— Bouils of 1875, (sinking fund ^13,800 per year) & Carthage . 32 40 51 BurlingttMi, Ist niort. Dixon Peoria & Haunil)iii, 1st ni... American Central, 1st mortgage.. Coupon, I'eoriH & Hannibal, 1st mort may l>e Ottawa, Oswego & Fo.x Kiv., lat m but registered. Illiuois Grand Trunk, Ist mort Quiucy & Warsaw, Ist mortgage .. 31 70 44 40 43 Keokuk & St. Paul, 1st mortgage. Albia Knoxville A Dos Moines, 1st mortgage ChUai/o <£• Canada .Soulhrrn— 1st mort., gold Chicago, Cincinnati d LonutHlle 1st moft Chic, Clin. <* />«(>.— Ist mort., coup,, rcgis'ble — 73 60 114 21 131 80 82 82 82 195 195 195 52 Dant. <* I'tn.— 1st mort., gold, sinK'g Td Indiana exten., Ist mort., gold (2dmort on 114m) Chicago, Dnbuqite rf Minnesota Ist mort Ofticaj/urf-yoirrt— 1st mort., coup., may be reg Chicago, lotra cC- Xebraaka—Stock Chic.. — 2d mortgage (now 1st) (now2d) do 3d Chic. 1st <t Mich. L. Sliore— 1st mort 1 mortgage Ist mortgage I ( Ist mortgage, on branch J Coupon, but may be registered. ChicKuio, Milwaiiker, tt St. Paul- -Com. stock Preferred st'ck (7 p. c. y 'rly, not cunmlati ve) Consolidated mortgage (for $35,000,000) . . . 2d mortgage Ist mortgage (Iowa & Minnesota) 1st mortgage (Minnesota Central) 1st mortgage (Iowa & Dakota) 1st mortgage (Prairie du CMcn) 2d mortgage (Prairie du CWen) Milwaukee & Western St. Paul AChie. Ist mort., $& S (cony.) Ist mortgage, Hastings & Dakota 370 370 220 49 ; & 1875 1869 1869 1868 1868 1870 1870 1870 1869 1875 1872 1867 1871 1869 1872 1871 1871 1860 1863 1869 1870 1871 1872 235 235 23 130 75 85 Mil. line & bridge bonds (may be paid in 1878) 0* Western Equip. Union, Ist mortgage 197 d Xorlhwestern—Cmnmon stock 1,4.59 Preterred st'ek (7 p. c. y 'rly, not cumulative) 1,459 Bonds, pref. (aink'g fimd), 1st mort., Cliic. to Osli. 193 Interest bonds, funded coup., 2d m.. Chic, to OsU. 193 1875 1863 1864 1867 1864 1869 1868 1868 1861 1872 1872 1873 1873 1866 Ohicatjo 1st mort., general, 3d mart.. Chic, to Oshkosh Appleton e.vtcn., 1st mort. on 23 miles and land. Green Bay exten., Ist nu>rt. on 26 miles aud land 1st mort., Galena & Chicago Un. KR. extended. Mississippi Kiver Bridge irds, lieu on net earnings Elgin & State Line Railroad bonds 1st mort. (I'eniiisnlar RR.) on roads and lands... Ist mortgage (l)eloit & Madison Railroad) Consol. smk'g t'd M.. (all above convert, into this) Madison extension, 1st mort., sinking fund, gold Chicago <t Milwauijee, 1 st mortgage, 2d lien Menominee extension, 1st mortgage, gold Gen, cons, mort., gold, coup, orrcg. (l|il8,000,000) Winona & St. Peter, 1st mort., guar by CUlc.&N W. do 2d mort., do do do 1st M. exten, gid, land gr., a. f La Crosse, Tremp. & P. Ist mort,, goar. C. & N.W Iowa Midland, 1st mort., guar, by Chic. & N. W.. Northwestern Union, 1st mortgage, gold Chicago d- Pudueah— 1st mortgage Chicago, Pekin d Southwestern — 1st mortgage 2d mortg.age Chicago, Rock Island d Pucijic—Stock 1 St mortgage, sinking fund Branch bonds (sinking fund $40,000 from 1877). 193 23 26 248 . 2d 3d do do 74 46 779 126 85 120 1,0.58 Chicago, Cincinnati <8 tion furnished. Chicago, Clinton Louisville.— Vo informa- Dubiiguc—'Tbla road defaulted companies in whicli directors of C. B. & Q. were stockholders. <V. 20, p. 85, 1-4; V. 21, p. U, B12) in 1873. It was c* built by'construction Chicago, Danville dk Vtncenncs.— There is also a for $1,000,000 and a .chattel mortgage of $1,000,000, most of which are pledged. Default was made 1873, and coupons partly funded, subsequently receiver appointed, and litisation in pro"ress. (V. SI, p. 157, 185, .317; V. 22, p. 87, 30J, 544.) 3d mortgage m Chicago, Dubuque dk MinnefO/a.—Bclannei December, IbtS, same as Chicago Cimton A Dubuque. XV. 20, p. 85, VM, 184; V. 21, p. 14.) Chicago <t Towa.—Hiui a traffic guarantee of Chic, Burlington & Quincy 40 per cent for purchase of ionds. (V. 82, p. 87.) Chicago, 10 Chicago /wo<eiVeJ»(wio.— Leased & gross receipts. in perpetuity Northwestern, at 37Ji per cent of Chicago dt JOchigan Lake Shore.~The Hrrt mortmam line, have traftlc agreement from Jliclligan Central. In default for intere-t .«ince .hily ls73 excepton first bonds t47r,0OO. (V. !7, n. 188 ail- v' gage^, " 18, p. 14; V. 19, p. 247; V. 20, p. Chicaqo. Milwaukee ^ St. M, 312;) ^ 1862 1853 1863 1863 1865 1871 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 &c. 1,000 500 &c. 1,000 1,000 5(K) Ac, 1.000 1,000 1,0(X) 1871 1872 . Miles Stock Debt Kamings Amount 318,.500 462,000 2,500.000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,500,000 1,500.000 4„425000 3,838,200 568,200 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 477,000 3,523,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,600 1,000 1,000 1,000 100 100 100 Ac. 100 Ac. 100 Ac. 500 Ac. 500 Ac. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 Ac, 500 Ac, 500 Ac, 1,7.50,000 211,1500 1,3.50,000 1,280,000 15,399,261 12,274,483 3,872,427 5,909,000 1,091,000 3,810,000 190,000 837,000 3,674,000 1,315,000 234,000 4,000,000 467,000 2,500,000 245,000 3,500,000 14,993,060 21,484,113 1,233,700 740,300 3,578,000 146,000 265,000 1,692,000 186,000 122,000 328,000 284,000 4,277,000 3,150,000 1,700,000 2,700,000 9,758,000 2,750,000 1,650,000 4,375,000 1,000,000 1,350,000 3,500,000 2,808,000 700,000 300,000 24,999,700 9,000,000 1,000,000 5,000,000 1,000,000 3,500,000 1,250,000 500,000 500,000 1,000.000 1,846,000 1,120,000 471,000 1S7S. 1,399 1874. 1,399 $27,673,744 27,1J9,COO t27,«T^,744 27,119,610 8,9.M,017 5,871,116 3,081,900 ... 8,2.^5,743 Op. expenses. Net earnings. 5,170,354 3,085,389 & D. Boston. Co.'s Office. & N. N.-V.,N. Bk. of Com'rce. A J. do do A J. do do A J. N.Y.,N.B'k of Comra'rce 8 A J. New Yoik and Boston. 8 A. A O. Boston. 8 J. A J. New York and Boston. 8 A. A O. Boston. 8 J. A J. 7g. A. A O. N. Y., Union Trust Co. 7 J. A J. N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co. 8 J. & D. Bost, C, B. A Q. Office. 7 g. A. A O. New York, Co.'s Office, A. A O. do do V- J. A D, Bost., C, B. A Q. Office. 8 J. & J. New York and Boston. 5 J. A J. Boston, by Treasurer. 7 J. A J. Boston, Merchants' B.k. P. A A. New York, Park Bank. 7 8 M. A S. Bost., Treasurer's office, 8 J. A J. do do M. A N. 8 do do M. & 8. 8 do do 7 8. J. & J. New York, Office. 14bds. J. & J. do do 7 do do J. A J. 7 do do A. A O. 7 do do J. A J. do do 7 J. A J. do do J. A J. 7 do do F. A A. 8 do do 7-3 F. A A. do do J. A J. New York, Office. J. A J. London and New York. ]' J. A J. New York, Office, 7 do do J. A J. 10 New York, Office. J. A D. F. A A. N. Y., Mil. St. Paul RR 7 J. A D. New York, Co.'s Office 3%! 3I2 J. A D. do do F. A A. do do 7 M. & N. do do 7 do do 7 F. A A. do 7 F. A A. do F. A A. do do 7 F. A A. do do 7 do do 7 J. A J. do do 6 J. A J. do do M. A S, 7 do do 7 J. A J. Q.-F. ?^- A. &. 0, 7 7 g. 1873. 1,399 $27,67.3:744 26,287,610 9,016,123 — 667.) — Chicaao dk Noi^thwest. The fiscal year ends witlj May. The last annual report will be found in the Chronicle. V 21. p. 20C The net surplus of the year on the Cble. & Northwest, lines proper, after paying interest, was •81,366,167, and on the whole system, including prorrietary roads, $518,266. The net earnings of proprietary roads were $282,004. and the interest on their bonds, $l,ia!),9'J5. Lands of the company are 2,108,64:1 acres unsold, an 1 were only recently placed In market. lu 1874-Ij, 24,296 acres were sold at an average price of $178 per acre. The nominal surplus balance of the Company, May 3!, 1S7.5, was $2,637,612. Operations for the last six fiscal years compare as follows: Net Gross earnmis. Expenses and taxes. earnings. 1ST4-75 .. . $13,-C7.-;2*i 14,410.124 1 8-3-74... .. 12.73»^.607 1872-73 . . 11,402.161 lS71-re... . 11,' 94,914 If 70-71... .. ]2.5;15,428 1869-70... 87.984,694 $4,723,' 31 !i,3:i4, 4.5,1 5,015.673 8,17*.2:J7 6,810.i'2H 4,56!'.3:0 6,3 l,.5i)6 5,.'i8;i,408 13,317 4,Fi22,m . The trust . 8, A & J. D. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do da do do do do do do do 1, 1902 Jan., 1887 June 1896 1909 1912 Jnne 1, 1896 July 1, 1901 Jan. 1, 1876 July 1, 1888 Aug. 15, 1892 Sept. 1889 July, 1890 Nov., 1891 Sept. 1, 1892 Jan., 1871 April 10, 1876 July 1, 1905 1893 1884 1897 1894 1899 1898 1898 1891 Jan., 1902 1902 1903 June 1, 1883 Feb. 1896 Dec. 28, 1872 July 15, 1873 Aug. 1, 1885 May, 1883 Aug. 1, 1885 Aug. 1, 1885 Aug. 1, 1885 1882 Jan. 1, 1884 July 1, 1878 Sept. 1, 1898 Jan., 1888 Feb. 1, 1915 1, April, April, Aprii, lOU July 1, Juno 1, Dec. 1, Jan. 1. Nov. 1, Dec. 1, April 1, 1899 1911 I , 6,M4,660 2 451,663 issue of consol. bonds of 1875 was made to substitute for Ihat of 1374; of these bonds $i7,:i.39.000 are reserved to take up old debt. The dividend on preferred stock March, 1874, was paid in consol. bonds, and the same April, 1876. See statement V.32, p. 280. The sterling bonds of 1872 are conveitlble into dollar bonds. Dividends have been paid since :?69 on pref. stock— in IS^e 14 per cent, in bonds; in 1874 7 in bonds, 1873 7 cash, 1872 7, 1S71 7, lt-70 7 and 3 scrip; on common stock in 1871 7 scrip, 1870 3 cash and? scrip. (V. 21, p. 38, 186, 258, 612; V. 22, p. 28 >, . J. J, J. J. April 1902 & D, 1887 I'A J. 1907 M. A N. 7 1916 J. A D. 1878 A. A O. 10 A. A O. Oct., 1900 8 June i, 1915 7g. M. A 8. July 1, 1003 7 J. A J. F. A A. N. Y'., Farm. L. A T. Co, Aug. 1, 1901 8 1891 A. A O. 8 A. A O. New York, Co.'s Office April 27, 1876 4 1896 do do J. A J. 7 do do Aug. 1, 1895 P. A A. 6 Nov., 1890 do do 7 g. M. A N. A D. J. 7 g. April, 1873 A. A O. N.Y.,Winslow,L.ACo. May 1, 1880 M. A N. do do do July 20, 1885 do J. A J. June, 1877 D. do do J. A Oct., 1905 do do A. A O. 1903 Jan., do do J. A J. Mch. 1901 M. A 8. N.Y., J.S.Kennedy A Co 1914 Nov. 1, do do S- J. A J. The 4 » I, June 1, 1895 May, 1879 July, 1889 July, 1878 July, 1878 July, 1900 Oct., 1890 July, 1890 April, 1879 M. J. J. J. J. 726,000 when Due. Stocks— Uwt Dividend. J. 1,081,000 900,500 100 100 Ac. 500 Ac. iJonrfg— Principal, Rate per $455,000 267,000 597,000 435,000 322,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 rauL-The enrnincs were rednced in 1HT4 and I87,> bv the lower freight rates imposed by the Wis onsiii railroad law. "in I81B the law was modified, and with April, IS?.', Hlgncr rates ngiua took effect, having a good influence oi earnings. The following is a comparison for -thr^e years of operations, and financial condition the close of year: 500&C. 500 Ac. 137 1870-1 1,000 137 1871-1 1,000 175 1871 100 Ac, 28 1870 1,000 75 1870 1,000 62 1872 500 Ac, 156 1873 1,000 70 1871 1.000 64 1871 1,000 674 100 359 1866 1,000 1875 1,000 250 1869 100 Ac. 50 1871 1,000 60 100 60 1853 1,000 60 1865 1,000 00 1867 1,000 60 1875 1,000 98 1873 1,000 75 1871 1,000 75 1874 1.000 18G5 1867 Chicago & Canada /Sb!/;««m.— Connection of Canada Southern. Interest not paid. $1,000 500 Ac. Cliio. & S'westcrn, 1st mort., gold (guar in cur).. Chio. & S'westcrn, 1st mort., gold, not guar Cincinnati, Hamilton d Dayton—Stock. .'. 1st mortgage of 1853 Consol. mortgage (for $3,000,000) Cin. Ham. & I, (Junction) RR., 1st mort., guar. CineiniuUi, Lafayetted Chicago— IstmoTt., gold Consolidated mortgJige 1859 1862 1859 INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. When Where Payable, aud by Cent. Payable Whom. 1 Outstanding Value. 100 100 1,399 1,399 Ist mortgage Ist mortgage, Cliieago [June 24, 1876. gently for a possible issue of t4«,000,00fl. by ultimately absorbmg all the other bonds and also all subsequent issues, including all the bonds of the proprietary roads of the company, to:;ether aggregating $3.5,349,000, which amount is reserved from the $48,000,000. The residue of the gold loan, viz., $12,^51,000. represents all the additional indebtedDividends ness resulting from the mortgage. have been paid—July, 181.3, 3>f on preferred; December. 1872, 3Ji on both; June, 1872, 3X on preferred; December, 1871, 3X on preferred; June, 1870, 5 on both; 1871, 5 on both; DecembHr, June, '870, 2 on preferred; December, 1869, 5 on preferred, 4 on common; June, 1869, 5 on both; December, 1868. 5 ou both. (V. 19, p. 295, 375 528; V. «0. p. 186, 186, 593; V. 21, p. 109; V. 22, p. 541) Chicigo dk Pa<f«<;i/i.— Completed in July, (y. 19, p. 16; V. 20, p. 357; V. 21, p. 85.) Chicago, Pekin earnings Gross * 1874. Southwestern.— O^cneA in 1873 first half of lb74, $66,346; net, $3;3,r20. Chicago. Sock Island year ending April I. dk Pac[fic.—'Set receipts in $3,543,-»3, against 1875, $3,456,684 in 1873-74. The income account for year was as follows: Gross receipls, $7,199,613; not receipts, $:J.5.J4.288; diviileiia payments, $1,678,881; interest, Ac, $7.55.000; surplus fur the year, $1,109.Chicago A Southwestern road is leased and 899. interest guaranteed on $5,000,000 of its bonds; the others are in default. (V. 20, p. 614; V.2I, p. 38, 186, 2.53.) Cincinnati. Ilarr.i'lo" dk Dfyfon.—See report inV. 82, showing net income of $197,192 in 18.4-6. Investigating Committee's report, V. 20, p. 357. 21, p. (V. 19, p. 183; V. 21. p. 62; V. 82, p. 28).) 4..592.1.35 deed of the gold loan provides contin- Cinnnnali, Lafayette dk CA'cnffO.— Lafayette. Ind.. Gross earnings in 1875, $400,051, III. to Kankakee, not, f 178,903. (V. 30, p. 568.) ; June . . . HA.ILEOAD STOCKS 24, 1876.J gub»crlber» will confer « great laTor by kItIuk DESCRIPTION. Miles For ezplauatlon of column beadlnga, ou tirat page of tables. Sanduaky it 38 14S Mi 3U 00 171 171 Preferred stock Mortgage bonds, Sithdu.iky, Dayton <k Cincinnati do Sandusky rity & Ind do Cinelnnati, Sandusky it Cleve. Omeinnali <« Spri7iy/leld—lat mortgage, guar 2d mortgage Oin., Wab. it Mich— 1st mortgage do do OUveUiml (V. 22, p. 419.) dneinnali, Richmond it C'kicago.~-lietL9cd to Cin., fiam. & Daylon, w-trichowna most of the stock. Net Income above interest, 187S4i. J8,'22S. (V. 21, p. 88.) CmciTinati, Riclanond^ Fori irtiyn^!. — Leased to Grand Rapids for i*9 years. Interest on bonds is guaranteed by Grand Rapids, Cincinnati Hamilton A Dayton, and fcy Pennsylvania Co. (V.!".}, p 532.) — Cirudnnati, Sandiiiiky <fc Cleveland. In the year :50, Ii75, gross earnings were $857 ,'695; espenscs, $561,775; net earnings, $295,919, being >J8,748 better than in IS73-74. (V. 21, p. 591.) Cincinnati A Springftehl. Leased in perpetuity to Clev. Col. C. & I., with guarantee or interest on first mortgage half of interest is also guaranteed 'by Lake Sh. & M. S. Cincinnati. W^battk A Michigan.— Ymi interest January, 1876, to bondholders not consenting to pass, and allow funds to be u,sed for completion of road. ;$ome bonds held by L. Sh. & Mich. So'n. but no in- ending June — dorsement by th.it company, (V. 22, p. 1.58.) Cleveland, Columbux, Cincinnati & Indianap.—By the annual report surplus over interest in 1B75 wa8$'i00,26l. NcteaHiings in 1375. $384,0J), against p. 241; V. 31, p. 63, S3i; 303.) dk .Vihoning Va!'ey.--U leased to . VM- lantic Jk Ore.Tt Western, and interest on bonds is paid. (V. 20, p. 85. KW.) Cleveland, Mould Vernon it Delaware— DetimWeH July, 1874, and made comoromise by whiiih all the coupons due .lulv. is74,'aiid one-half of coupons from January 1. 187.5, to and including ,TuIy 1. 1877, are ;o be postponed to .Ian. 1, 18S5. and the remaining half to be p«id as they matiu-e. Gross eamingi J875, $426,027; expenses, $.<J2;!,8«0; net, $96,i.«r. (See report, V. 30, p. 38 0; V. ««, p. 850.) 1867 1870 1872 500 Ac. 1308 1,000 1871 1,(K)0 1,000 1,000 50 1,000 50 100 100 1873 100 Ac 1856 100 Ac 66-'71 100 Ac, 100 1869 1,000 1875 'ioo 56 44 18.58 68 7 38 38 82 52 52 500 &0. 1871 1870 500 Ac. 1866 1868 1,000 1,000 i',6oo .50 500 Ac. 5oO Ac. 100 Ac. 50 60-'72 100 Ac. 1868 200 Ac. 1,000 1869 1871 1,000 51 117 170 Paul—\at mortgage, gold * 1,000 100 33 33 C^n^innati efi Martinsville.— Le&aed again to the lud. Cin. & Laf. Receiver appointed, Feb.. I87S. To be sold in foreclosure, Juno, 1676. (V. 20, p. 289; V. *i, p 2S2.) dncinnati MusHnnum YaUey. - Is teased for 99 years from 1673 to Pitts'b., Cin. A St. Louis for net earnings, but liomied interest is guaranteed. Net 1,(H>0 .50 "56 ^Banville, Uazleton it \Hlkesbarre—\st mort Xfanville, Vrbana, Bl'ton it Pekin—\«t M., gold.. Cleveland 100 &c, "38 39 Common bonds IDanbury it NoricalU—Btov^ 1st, 2(1 and 3d mortgages 2(T, 1868 1870 41 144 110 110 Pennsylvania — 1st mortgage (V. 18 'so 45 70 55 35 m ortgagc IR74. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1865 Ist mortgage 22, p. 257, 1862 1867 1873 13 89 587 2d mortgage, sinking fund, (guaranteed) Cumberland IViWei/—Stook ($184,900 preferred) V. 109 199 76 — — »908.«74 in 1,000 1,000 89 Voruuelicul Kjrei'—Stock Ist mortgage (sinking fund now $148,931) Connecticut Valley 1st mortgage Conneeticut Western Ist mortgage Conneetitig fPhila.)— lat mortgage #85,741. 100 500 l.(X»0 1,000 '. 187.5, 1.000 1,000 1,000 500 &e 500 Ac 500 Ac 80 : earning?. 7 7 li)i) 2d mortgage bonds Columbus, Chicago a Indiana Central—atod. 1st mortgage Columbus, Chic. & Ind. Central... do (Clilcago A Cireat Eastern) , do (Columbus & Didianapolis Central). do (Un ion & Logansport) do (Toledo, Logansuort&Burllnirton). do (Columbus & Ind. 1st and 2d pret) do (Cincinnati ct Chicago Air Line) 2d mortgage (Columbus & Indianapolis Central). do (Indiana Central) do (Chicago & Oreat Eastern construe.) do (Columbus, Chicago & Ind. Central) Income convertible do do Income (Toledo, I,ogansport & Burlington) Columbus, Springfield it OiTicinnati — 1st mort Columbus it Xenia—Stock Ist mortgage Ooneord— Stock Concord it Porlsmoulh—Stocli ComieftietU d- Passumpsie— Stock New mortgage (for $1,,'>00,000) 1st mortgage, sinking fund Notes, coupon Uussawippi st'k, guar, same div. as Conn. & Pass do bonds, guar, by Conn. Sc Pass Cp>\ne<;tirut C(^>i(rc(/— J st mortgage for $400,000... it St. 7 7 960,000 65,000 1873 1857 1870 1870 1871 i)7 07 35 145 — Daveniwrl 1,500,000 .50 ' Cleveland it PiHsl/nrg/i—(}\iarant«eil stock 4th mortgage (now Ist) Consolidated sinking fund mort. for $,^,000,000. Construction and ('tiuipmcnt bonds Cleveland, I'liscnrawim Valley it Wheeling— lat m... Colebrookdale 1st mortgage Colorado Cea/ra/— Ist mortgage, convertlblo. ..!.! Columbus it lloehing Yalley—htook Ist mortgage, sinking fund bonds 1st mortgage, Logan 4 StraitsvlUe Branch 2d 1860 1864 1869 1874 l:)8 202 390 300 Nlles <fc New Lisbon, 1st mortgage Olevehmd, Ml. Vtrnnn it IMl.—lat mortgage, gold 1st mortgage, Columbus Extension Income mortgage for funding it $400,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 471 . & Ist mortgage, ex tended Sinking nnul, 3d mortgage (now 2d) 'Cumberland 1860 1858 1867 1871 1872 1871 81 Mahoning Valley—^twA it $1,000 50 50 80 48 Ind.) excli. for new mort. C, (.'., C. & I. sinking fund Consolidated mortgage (for .<|<7,.')()0,000) (Bel. 1865 1870 1866 1860 1871 1815. »877.59fl; net. $.•^^8,*76, acainst $.'557,077 in 1874. Sec annual report V. 20. p. 476; V. 22. p 350.) Coiimbun. Chicago it hdiana Central.— TMa was a consolidation (Dec. 4. 1867) On.Iaijnary 22, 1869, it was leased by the Pittsburgh Cincinnati A St. Louis, guaranteed bv Pennsylvania Railroad. An amended lease via* made Feb.. 1, 1870, also guaranteed by Pennsylvania Railroad. The flr.-t Tease guaranteed interest on $15,000,000 of first and SS.OOO.OIX) of sec.ind mortgage bonds, the amended lease iin only $15.821. 0<)() of Urst and second bonds. Aug.. '74. cefault was made on the $5,000,000 seconds. April 1, I87.i. defaulted on Itt mort. The guarantee of lntere"t was absolute, but the Pennsylvania Railroad cairns that the C. C. .t I. 0. Co. did not fulfil Bondholdi'rs claim that no snch failure all its part. after bonds had been sold with the guaranty could Suit is pending agamst prejudice their rights. Pennsylvania Railroad. Interest on moat of trie old nrior bonds has been taken up. Net eamlnes, 1875. $6)6,44>. (V.2*,p.2».61.140, l«2,2ll, 32S. »5ft. 88S, 426. !M«; V. 21, p. 13, 3«7, &11, 584; V. IS, p. 332, 519 Miami .590.) burg Cinn. it Xenia.— This road t« leased lo the Lltand bolh roads for 99 years to Pitts- Co.. A St. A J & J A J. AD Ifew York, f'o.'s OfllM New York, Mornn Broii, N. Y., Wlnslow, L. A Co. Whan •>»• DlTide^. July, IMS Jan., 1901 July, IMS 1 Cleveland, Tuacarawiu Valley eft W7*«fin^.— This road was sold under a 2d mortgage, Jan. 27, 1875, and re-organized. (V. 20, p. 6 ',140. 336; V. 81, p. 85«.) Co/(!*rr»*/(i&.—Leased to Philadelphia A Read ^g. No dividends paid on stock. Colorado C-niro/.— Built mainly by Union Paclflc, which holds the bonds, $5,270,593 In all. (V. SI, p. 85; V. 22. p. 61, 567.) loltmhiis it nocking Faffcy.— Gross earnings, Columbus ft It pal, b Clevfland it PUlsburgh.- -heaatd to Pennsylvania Railroad at 7 per cent on stock, besides expenses interest, and transferred to Pennsylvania Co. Report for 1875. V. 22, p. 206, shows surplus of 517,J..385 over all expenses. Interest, Ac. tl When Where PsTable and br Whom. Pay'bltt do do Jon. 1, 1889 1,800,000 N. Y^Wlnslow, L. A Co. June, IMl !»• 4,006,760 Boston, Offlne. 420,037 3 i'lf, do do 187C Mar 778,000 6 it A do do Aug. 1, iseo 360,000 7 do A 8 da ept I. 1877 1,072,300 7 It D N. Y., Union Trust Co Dee. 1. IMO 2,000,000 7 A O N. v., U. 8. Trust Co. Aprtll. 1901 U51,0(M 7 A J do du 1003 1,200,000 A J, Wabash, Indiana. July I. 1801 14,991,092 I'* A. N. Y., U. 8. Tnist Co. Feb. 1, 187W 228,000 7 do A D. do June, '75 to "Si 844,000 7 do A J. do Until 1808 3,000,000 7 A N. do do May, 1890 2,500,000 7 or 6 g. A D. New York or London. June 1,1914 2,759,200 3 la A N. Cleveland Office. 030,000 A A. N. Y., Ward, C. A Co. Aiw. 1, 188* ?«• 487,900 A B. Cleveland, at Office. SeM. IS, ISTS 500,000 7 A J. N. Y., L'nUrn Tnut Co. Jan., 1800 1,350,000 7g. * J. N. Y., WInslow, L. A Co. Jan. 1, 1000 950,000 7«do do Jan. 1, 1901 990,994 11,243,479 Q.— M. N. Y.. Farm. L. A T. Co. Jane 1, 1878 1,104,844 6 do J. A J do Jan., 1892 2,701.000 7 M. A N do Nor. i, 1000 do 1,342,000 7 J. A J do do Jan. 1, 1»M 2,000,000 7 Cleveland, Ohio. 584,000 6 Phlla., Co.'s Office. June 1, 18 J. A 1,272,000 J. A D Boston, Treos.'s Office. June 1, Ig 1,920,950 I'- P. A A, Fob. 10, Ig 1,500,000 7 A. It O. N. Y., St. Nlch. Nat. BTc Oct. 1, lait 300,000 7 July I, 1880 &. 3. do do J. 689,000 7 Jan. 1, 1802 do do J. A J. 13.938,972 10,428,000 "l A.AO. N.Y., St. Nich. N«t. B'k. April,,1908 451,000 7 1693 to "OS Various do do 2,032,000 Nov., 1904 do 7, J. A J. do Dec., 1905 775,000 7 A. A O. do do 531, .500 7 Feb., 1884 F. A A. do do Dec., 1883 313,000 7 do J. A J. do 217,790 7 1886 10*90 Various do do Nov., 1904 821.000 7 M. A N. do do 666,500 Jan, 1888 7 J. A J. do do 341,400 10 do J. A J. do 3,692,000 7 F. A A. do do Feb., 1890 7 do do 3,847,000 F. A A F. A A. do do 74,024 7 7 1,000,000 M. A 8. N. Y„ Union Trtist Co. Sept. 1, 1901 June 10, 1878 2 Columbus Treasury. 1,786,200 Q.-M. 302,000 7 M. A 8. N. Y., Am. Kxch. N.BTi Sept. 1, 1890 5 M. A N. Boston, Tower, O. A Co. Hay I, 1876 1,500,000 Jan. 1, 1878 Boston. 350,000 3>a J. A J. Feb. 1, 1875 Boston Office. 2,179,500 3 F. A A. AprUl, 189S do 070,500 7 A. A O. Dec. 1, 1876 280,500 6 do J. A D 1876 to '81 607,500 7 Various do 400,000 3 F. A A. do Feb. 1, ISTy 400,000 July ao ««• J. A J 1, 1880 216,000 Oct., 1899 A. A O. 2,100,000 4 J. A J. Boston, Bokt.A Alb. BB. July i, 1878 6 M. A S. Boston, Cilobe Nat. B'k. Sept. 1, 1978 290,000 7 J. A J. N. Y., Am, Exch. N. Bk. Jon. 1, 1901 1,000,000 3,000.000 7 J. It 3. New York and Boston. July 1, 1900 Philadelphia. 100O-'l-'a-'3-'4 996,000 6 M. A S. 6 H. A 8. New York, Co.'s OfBce. Blarob 1, 1891 803,500 May 1, ISas M. A N. do do 594,000 6 5 A. A O. Phlla. and Carlisle, Pa. April 1, 1876 1,777,850 161,000 8 A. A O. Phlla., T. A. Biddle A Co April 1, 1904 April 1, 1903 do do 109,500 8 A. A O. Jan. 1, 1884 A. A O. do do 81,800 6 Juno, 1876 Q.-M. New York and Danbury 600,000 1.H 500,000 7 J. A J. Now York, 84Broadw'y 1980, '90. '92 Oct. 1, 1888 7 A. A O. Phlla. Penn. BB. Co. 1,400,000 April. 1900 A. A O. N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co. 2,000,000 July, 1911 20,000 p. m. 7g. A. A O. N. Y., Lond. A Frankrt. and 49.5. stli notice of anjr error 41aeoTera« la theea Table*. "SoHda-mSS^^ INTERE8T OB DIVIDEMDe. r Weoctond—Stock Cleveland, Columbu», Oincinnali it /nrf.—Stock 1st mortgage (C, <;. & C. RK.) $25,()<)0 a year. BONDS. Date Size or Amount Bate of of par Road. Bonds Value. Outstanding Cem Sic, nee notes Oin. d MartinaPille—lBt mort..,Kuar by lefween Oinciniinti <t Mitshingum Vallei/—l»t mortgat^ Oin., Itichmond <£ C'/iic— lut iiiiirt., Kiinr. C. H. &. D. 2d nuiitgagr, giiFir. and owned by C. II. & D Oin., Richmond it Ft. IF.— Ist mort., gold, guar Citulnnati, ImmedUte AND LoHla Co.; the lease la guaranteed by Pennsylvinia Railroad, and the terms ate 8 per cent on stock and interest on boiids. Concord.—Vnya '0 per cent a vesr; net receipts in 187*-«, $873,836. (V. «, p. 585.) A Concord FortsmoiM.—ljeuti to Concord SB. at $26,000 per year. Oonneclieut d Pjttumprie .—Aonatl repoct to June, 1876. showed net earnings for year (SMySn, against $278,790 in lg7S-4. DIv. passed Aug., 'Tbe new mortgage of $l,900,o:0 will retire pie»la«» hisues. (V. 21, p. 2T7.) Connecticut Central.— Ltnaed to Connecticat TaV ley at a rental covering interest (V. 2S, p. «>.) Cann^Mcut iTiMT.— Net earnings 1373-4, tntfitt. Snrplusaccount Oct. 1,1874, $518,(iaB. (V.%Pk«L> MS. Cmntdieut FoAsy. -Hartford to Ssrbioo*—Tbe is $1,034,600; floatlag debt, tt.ni;IN8; Ac, 8.833,819. (\i\. 81, p. SM.) ConoteHcut iratf^m.— Net eamlnga 1874-*. $184,895; interest, Ac. $22I,S<!6. (V.Sl.p. 611.) Connecting.— l,<:ts^ to Pliitadelphla A Ttentoa, and operated by Pennsylvania; terms, 6 per cent oa $1,278,300 stock, and Interest on the bonds. Cumberland <t /Inuwy/raiia.— Owned sad aasrated by Consolidation Coal Co., which gnanatecs 2d mortgage. Stock $1,500,000. (V. 28. p. 4IS.> CumtSrfind FoZfev.— The stock la owned in laqge part by Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Net caraiag^ year ending Scot. 30. 1875, $800,594. Large adraacn nave been made to brancli roads. This compaajr paid 9 per cent in 1871, t in 157S, nothing In tSO, but resumed in 1874, and declared 5 per cent. taa. October, and scml-aannally since, Banbury <* A'orwolt.- -Gross earnings, 1874-75,:. Sl'-7.02ti; expenses. $87,410; tnle:est and taxes. stock paid cost of road, $42,191; surplus, $37,416 A H1tt»«»(irr». -Leased, Msreb, Pennsylvania Railroad for 33 years. The 1874. were purchased by Peaasylvanis Railroad. In default, April, ISIS. (V. 20. . p. S3*. 473. 500. 57a) Damile Vrbyn. B'oomington S iVHa.— TTiis la a part of tbe Indlaiupolls Bloomlntfton A Wwtan, # now In default. 8ee I. H. * W. Davtninrl A^ St. Pa>U.-rSo\il in foreclosnre, areh Re-organised as Davenport A Noithvest8, 187S. em. <V. 80. p. 61, 313, 59H: V. 81, p. 441, y.a8,p.87, 831, 805, 515,593.) Danville Haittebm 1872. to conpons dne October, _ ' BM U^ — . . . : . RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. xriii [Junj 24, 187(5. abserlbera will eonrer a great favor by givluK Immedlato notice of auy error dUcovered in these Tables. JJonds— PrinciINTEREST OB DIVIDENDS. DESCRIPTION. pal, When Due. A>r explanation of ooliiinn beadinRs, &c., see notes at tlio lioad uf iU'st pa^e oi tables. Miles Date Size, or of of Par Dm/ton A Michigan—Com. stock (3>iiguar. C.H.&D.) Preferred stock, (8 percent, guur. <;. H. &D.) l8t inorti^aKe, sinking fund, $30,000 per year. Sd mortfi»j<e 3d mortgage 142 142 142 142 142 , (kpot (cost $353,940) Ist and '2,i mortgage Toloili) ^ Wettern—\ st M. An/toit , guar. L. M. & C. & X State loan Lackawanna d Delavoure, ; & (314,000 50 1,388,023 — Ist mort., gold, sink. Id . . & Lansing, 1st mort., coup., do 'lA mortgage may be Bonds of June 30, 1866 (conditional) 59 190 •. 8terUng.(Oak, & Otta. RR.) Oct. 1, 1853, gold.... Dollar Ibak. & Otta, RR.) bonds, Oct, 1, 1853.... 1st mort. (Dctioit & Pontiac RR.), April 1, 1851 3d mortgage (Detroit & Pontiac RR.), Feb. 1854. 2d mortgage, (Detroit & Pontiac RR.), Jan. 1853. Bonds of Sept. 1, 1866, (Limit $300,000) Bonds & mortgage on Detroit real estate DHbuque tt Sioiu Ci»«—Stock Ist mortgage, Ist division l«t mortgage, 2d division (for $1,400,000) Dubuque Soulh!ceslcrn— let mort., pref., sink, fd Various Ist mortgage, Oct. 1, 1803 Dunkirk, XUeyh. Valley <t Pittsburg— iBt mort., gold Duchess <t Voltimbia—lst mortgage Mast Tennessee, Virginia it Ocorgia—Stock 1st mortgage sinking f imd bonds East Tcnu. & Georgia ($95,000 are endorsed) do do new Xant Tcnnesse and Virginia (endorsed) 2d mortgage to U. 8. uo vemment Bast Pemisi/hania Stock l8t mortgage Haglern Shore, (Jfrf .)— 1st mortgage, convertlWe. ad mortgage, convertible . — BmtUm 600 &c 1872 1,000 1869 100 (tc. 1858 100 &c. 1869 1,000 1870 500 Ac. 1,000 1874 1871 1,000 1873 l",0O0 1871 1872 1,000 1873 1,000 1,000 1869 1,000 1870 1855 250 &c. 1856 500 &c. 1860 Various 1863 Various 1866 500 &c. 1853 100 &c. 1853 600 &c. 1.000 1851 1,000 1854 1,000 1853 1,000 1866 18.-56 59 reg do do Mil loaukee— Ist mortgage bonds 2d mortgage, April 28, 1856 Istfundeil coupons, Nov. 15, 1860 2dninded coupons, Nov. 13, 1836 <t (J/<MS.)—Stock RR. bonds, Sept. 1856 Ten Tear Notes due 1885, April 1865 Bonds due 1888, March, 1868 to 1869 143 100 43 55 55 90 58 270 242 112 112 130 1863 1864 1863 1863 1870 1868 1870 50-'56 1866 1856 "36 36 39 39 114 1858 1860 1866 fissex do 1889, Ton Year Notes ^Soods mortgage, convertible mortgage, convertible A Baltimore Railroad for 30 per cent of gross earn ingB. In 1874-5 gro.<!8 earnings were $610,094, and receipts therefrom, $153,0*8. hM * Delatoare Bound Brook.— This is pirt of the Tootc between New Yoik and Philadelphia. (V. ^ X2, p. 209, 257.) Delaware Lackawanna dk Wafern.—The gauge ©f road narrowed in March, 18^6. The comoperations conelet in large part of coal adniug and transportation, and no annual report is issued except the statisiics required by the State of Pennsylvania. The Morris A Essex Railroad is leased and some of its bonds guaranteed. From the last annual report published in Chbonicle (V. SJ, p. 84), the following comparison is taken: p<Dx''s Gross Net Earnings. Earnings. Stock and Debt. t5,S4r,72,i (),a«8,4(» $3,244,53.3 $S«.5.35,9.37 3,369,8!3 4,741,678 3,709,509 3,35 ,484 1, 649,7-23 4,106,23* 1,240,513 18, PD. 582, 607; V. 20, p. 85; V, 35,715, S9,(r31,515 1870 —(V. - - 85,932,708 p 24,7(i6,i5« 2i2.) Dmter P««/!<;.— Operated in close connection with Kansas Pacific. Land grant, 1,100,000 acres. In 1874 gross earnings were $310,911; net ear^iings $n*,n49; total income was $34J,28', and interest payments, $1S«,6()S. Cost of road and equipment, (V. 20, p. 569.) t6,-l>>4,358. Der.~:er <4 ffto (7ran(f«.— This <s the principal narfeet) in the United States low-guagc road (three The whole so far liavc line as projected is 8,5 miles. been good. EarLings 1860 1863 1,000 1847 1849 1853 1857 1858 1861 1863 1865 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 500,000 500,000 ^^^ 7 7 7 *200 of Jan., 18:7, are funded. «« "212 3>a 7 5 1 M. M. 6 A. J. J. J. g. IM. & Detroit <l MUwaukes.-Tias road was operated by the Great Western of Canada, but defanlted in 1878. and negotiations are now pending for eettling the debt. Of the bonds of June, 1866, $l,2i8,r0Oare inthe bands of the Merchants' Bank of Canada, redeemable tlCOjOOO per year. The Detroit A Pontiac interest has been paid in whole or in parr, and it is not propofcd to fund coupons on those or Oakl. & O. bondt. (V. 19, p. 118, 271,350; V. 20, p. 248. 311, V. 186; J8, p. 110, '.09, 281, Sioux Cffy.— Leased to Illinois Central, in 1867, for 20 years, at 35 per cent of gross earnings first ten years, aud .36 afterwards. In 1875 gross <ft earnings were $1,194,268. Bvbugue Southv>eitem—'Wax\ey to Cedar Rapids, la.— Gross earnings, 1874, $117,107— $6,8.0 below 1878. Dunkirk AUegh. dation, Dec. 1, 1872. Valley <t c* FUtsburg.-K consoliRoad leased New York Central A CoiunjJiT.— To be sold in foreclosure. (V. 20, p. 15; V. 32, p. 821.) East Tennesnee Virginia <t Oeoriyia.— Gross-earnings year cndins June :10, 1876, were $1,059,986; expenses, $341,461, and net eamiug-', *717,5-J2. Annual report, V. 21, p. 275. March 1,1881 June, 1892 March, 1885 April 15, 1880 May Nov. Jan. June 1, 1, 1, 1, 1890 1900 1904 1891 Feb. 1, 1888 April 1, 1896 Dec. 1, 1897 Feb. 1, 1893 Julyl, 1889 May Nov. 1, 1, 1880 1880 May 15, 1875 May 15, 1875 May, 1875 July 1, 1886 Nov. 15, 1873 Nov. 15, 1873 April 1, 1878 Fel). 15, 1886 Jan. 1, 1878 Sept., 1 1886 Various. Apr. 15, 187« 1883 1894 1883 Oct., 1883 Jime, 1900 July, Jan. April 1, 1, 1908 187C July 1, 1900 1880 to 1886 July 1, 1876 May 1, 1886 Jan. 18, 1876 1888 1880 1886 July 15, 1873 Sept., 1876 April, 1895 Mar., 1888 May, 1889 1882 1892 Mar. 1, 1803 Nov. 1, 1884 Mar. Jan. Apl. 1, 1, 1, May, 1876 Penn. R. R. Co. do 1876 1880 28C2 1H73 1873 1897 May 1879 1883 1880 1888 1891 Jan., 1893 Sept. 1, 1875 do Jan., 1, 1, 1, Oct. 1, 1, Sept. 1, Mar. 1, Oct. 1, June 1, July 1, do do do do do do do do do do do do do uo do do London. N. S. S. O. ' D. J. D. S East Pennsylvania.— Jje&»eA to Philadelphia A Reading at 7 per cent on stock and bonds. Dividends are 6 per c«nt per annum. Eastern Shore.— Formerly leased, but now operated on own account since December. 1869. Coupons for $216,000 overdue. (V. 28. p. 897.) Eastern {Mass.). —Company embarrassed 1875. V. At request of bondholders, a general p. 347. 21, mortgage was authorized by Massachusetts Leglstatnreto fund the old issues of del^t. Annual report, V.21, p. 569; V. 22, p. 158. Funding proposal V. (V. 20, p. ITT, 242 : V. 21, p. 823, 847. 535, 21, p. «12. 668. 612; V. 22, p. 43, 61, 87, 135, 158, :2I, 590.) Elmira A WUiamvorl.—ljeasei in 1853 to NorthRent amounts to $165,000 ern Central for 999 years. per year. — Erie. Mr. H. J. Jewett, the pres'dent, was appointed receiver May 26. Negotiations for settlement with bondholders pending— see report of London Committee in V.22, p. 4-23. Int. on the first four mortgages Foreclosure suits were commenced tinder IS paid. the fifth and consolidated mortgages, but in February, 1876, overdue interest on 5th mortgage was paid by Maitland, Phelps A Co. The largest gross earnlrgs ever made were $20,012,606, in 1872-3. The following comparison for four years is from the company's renort to N. Y. State Engineer for the years ending Sept. 30 * Stock, $2,300,000. and bonds mosily held by Hudson. Duchess A A A A A A A A M. (V. 21, p. 488.) Phila., April 20, 1876 Phila., Penn. Trust Co., Jan. Phila., Penn. R. R. Co. Oct. Oct. N. Y., Co.'s office. a"' J. J. Detroit Lansing <t Lake Michigan.-The report far 1875 is given briefly in the Chronicle, Vol. 22, on p. 399, showing gross earnings of $739,704, net. $210,896. Coupons on Ist mort. paid half in cash and half in pref. stock ; coupons of 1. L. bonds paid in cash. Foreclosure proceedings arc pending. (V. 22, p. 440.) 6O0; V. 21, A N. M. AN, J. A J. J. A J. A. A O. M. 31a Detroit Eel River dk IlUnois.— To be sold in fore(V. -a, p. 305.) Dubuque do do London, Baring Bros. New York Agency. M."a""6. 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 closure. 357. 883, i99.) Q.-J. M. A 8. J. Dee Moines <t Fort Dodge.— This is part of the Des Moines Valley, reorganized after fr,reclo8nre. Csopoas Divideud. H.AD.Co. April, 1876 N. Y., Wln8low,L.ACo. April, 1876 July, 1881 do do Sept., 1887 do do Oct., 1888 do do ,'8 1 A '94 Mar. do do N. Y., Am. Excli. N. B'k Jan. 1, 1905 Jan. Dover, Co.'s Office. 1, 1876 Plii!a.,Glrard Nat. Bank Jan. 1, 1880 July, 1876 OlHce P., W. A B. RR. PbiL, Fid'lity I.T. A.S.Co July 1, 1890 Cincinnati. C. 7 2,937,000 709,500 182,600 3,000,000 4,457,714 1,000 A. A'locAs— Last bom. New York Office, do do do do A D. do do M. A S. do do 7 A. A O. M. A N. N. Y., Bk. of Commerce. N. Y., Rutten Bonn. M. AN. A « 1 New York. J. A J. J. A J. N. Y., Mercantile Bank, do do M. A N. Boston, Co.'s office, A. A O. do do J. A D. do do F. A A. do do 8 J. A J. do do M. AN. 8 7 H. A N. N.Y.,M.K. Jesup,P. A Co do M. AN. do 8 do do 7 J. A J. do M. A N. do 7 6A7 J. A J. New York A Detroit. ««• M. A N New York A London. M. A N. N.Y.,M.K.Je6up,P.A Co. A. A O. do do 7 F. A A. do do 8 do do J. A J. 7 do do M. A 8. 7 Detroit ofHce. 10 Various A. A O. N.Y.,M.K.Je8up,P.A Co. 3 do do J. A J. 7 do do 7 J. A J. 7 J. A J. N.Y.,M.K.Je8iip,P.A Co. do do A. A O. 7 N.Y., N.Y. Cent. A Hud. ?«• J. A D. J. A J. N.Y., Brown Bros. A Co. A. A O. N. Y., R. T. Wilson A Co 3 7 J. A J. N. Y., Gallatin Nat'l B'k 6 J. A J. N. Y., R. T. Wilson A Co. do do 6 J. A J. do M. AN. do 6 4 3 J. A J. Phila., by P. A R. RE. M. A S. Pliila., P. A R. office. 7 6 J. A J. PMla., Giraid Nat. B'k. do do A. A O. 6 Boston, Co.'s Office. 3 J. A J. do do 6 J. A J A. A O. do do 6 do do M. A a 6 do do M. A N. 6 M. A 8. do do 7 ""ijia 4,8,52,000 500 Ac. 100 Ac. Wlicro Payable, and by payable A O 2 Q.-J. J. A J 7 M. A 8, 7 A. A O, 7 M. A a 7 6A7 J. A J. J. A J. 3 J. A J. 6 J, A J. 6 J. A J. 6 l«i 1,000,000 570,000 78,000,000 8,536,910 2,483,000 2,174,000 500 100 100 959 BuS'alo Branch Bonds ^^Xong Dock Co. mortgage ~gterling bonds, convertible, £1.000.000 Michigan.— \jeseeA in perpetuity to CIn. Bam. A Dayton, which pays interest on bonds, and Ewrantees dividends on stock, holdiag itself $1,898,100 of the common. (V. 21, p. 68.) Dayton A Western. Leased to Little Miami, and with that to Pittsb. da. & St. L. About $90,000 of oldext. mortg. bonds of 1881, are yet out, which irill be retired shortly. IWatoore.— Leased by Philsdelphia WUmington 1,000 ""50 50 • • <ft 1874 1876 78 78 78 3d mortgage isn. vsa. H71. 100 Ac. 100 Ac 100 1872 1873 . . Mr?4. "so 100 Ac. 73-'74 — new "ioo 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1865 May 1869 — "Bayttm 1,000 1,000 iss'e Sttnira <£ Williamspori Stock common Preferred stock 1st mortgage bonds Income bonds, 099 years to run Xrie Railway Stock, common Preferred stock (7 p. c. y'rly, not cumulative) . . 1st mortgage (extended in 1867 to 1897) 2d mortgage, eonvertlble (extended to 1879) 4tli 100 500 500 Ac. 500 68-'69 do sterling, sinking fund Funding Notes Mortgage funding bonds 5th G.50,000 1,000,000 25,889,000 1,633,000 1,198,000 398,900 417,300 2,457,000 3,024,500 2,200,000 2,064,000 500,000 3,219,000 575,000 1,359,000 770,000 81,000 2,500,000 1,000,000 628,525 377,115 1,702,316 150,866 51,000 150,000 250,000 100,000 110,000 103,266 5,000,000 296,000 586,000 81,500 450,000 3,200,000 2,500,000 1,968,274 2,999,000 730,000 135,000 147,000 190,000 1,309,200 495,900 400,000 200,000 4,997,600 194,400 160,000 1,000,000 500,000 3,516,000 1,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,000 . "eo 25 106 118 88 94 94 164 23 164 ij^ande 1,000 "50 ibs 115 irc««eivir— Stock jDm Uoines <t Fart Dodge— l6t mortgage, coupon Detroit, Bel River •* /M.— 1st mort., coup, or reg 2d mortgage Detroit. Lansing d! Lake J/«;ft.— Ist mortgage 1st mortgage, on brandies 2d mortgage, on main road Ionia 100,000 170,000 1856 llOJa 1875 B.. do 2d mortgage Denver Vaeijlc— lit mortgage, gold, land grant. Detroit 61&64 500 Ac. 1,000 do .Rio 1,000 1,000 1,000 1865 IjaokavraunatSc Bloumst)., Ist mort. (extension).. <4 1871 1850 1867 1869 '36 2d mortgage (DeJaware, l.aokawauna &. Western) Bonds (convertible Juno 1. 1875 to '77) Derneer $2,395,350 1,2S0,100 1,870,000 426,000 356,000 105,500 $50 50 110»3 13 1859 . Delaware Uailrowl—Sitodi Extension mortgage Mortgage bonds, convertible, guar. P. W. Delaicare <C Itouna Itiuok— let mortgage Outstanding Road. Bonds Value. 1874-5 J873-4 Gross Interest, Earnings. Rentals, Ac' $4,990,616 $fl,.351,781 5,0:16,161 5,021,025 8,425,280 2,989,446 187-2-3 lfi,698,H99 20,";2,«r.7 871 2 18,871,888 1 Net Receipts. $17,677,748 6 871,965 5,777,881 (V. 80, p. 288; V. 20, p. 61, &5, 14«. 453,477. 621, .570, 5H!; V. 21, 0.39, 63, 1:17, 159. 186, 207, S30. 377, .302, 871, 393, 441, 591, 012; V. 2-2. p. 41. 42, 158, 233, 28), SOB. 175, 423, 447. 467, 521, 546, £90.) — ) . . Jane RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. 24, 1876.] ! Snbaerlbera will eonftr a (remt ntvor ky clrlnc Immeaiale notlee •( Bay arror dlae«T*r«« tkta* Taftto*. Bomls-VrimBCDE8CRIPTrON. nrTEBSST OB DIVIDEirDa. Milea Date Size, or Wh«n XYnr. Amount Bate per When Where Parable, aod bf pui. of i^or oxplanatlnii of coluiuu hoadiiiffs. <&c., see notes of Par btnekt—lMtti Outstanding ui tables. hnad of flrot KouU. tUo iia^o Bonds ut Value. Cent. Psjrable whom. IMTldead. £rie Railway— IContinued)— Ist conacilldiited luortKaRo, (fold (for $30,000,000) ooiiHolidiUurl iiiDrtxaKC .!>'20, (for $10,000,000) 2d bonds (delieiiturcs) convoi'tlblo till IWi Erie it PUtsbiirg—Moek Ist mo^t«r^Zl^. couvortible Into oousoUd. mort Now 2d 4.19 450 82 « nioitxa*,'?.. <M)nvcrtil)lo Couriolidated iiioitgago tree of State tax 1870 1874 1873 Hl>9 81>9 81>s 1862 1865 1868 "so 58 40 88 51 100 1869 1869 1^69 1867 1852 1854 1860 1870 1873 $1,000 $12,076,000 1,000 14,400,000 1,000 10,000,000 90 1,008,400 100 Ac. 291,700 100 4c 92,300 1,000 2,193,000 800,000 1,000 1,000,000 2,000,000 50il) *o. 814,000 £•-•00 2,000,000 1,000 301,000 1.000 016,000 500 <Vo. 147,000 1,000 775,000 1,000 325,000 100 4,000,000 1,000 500,000 100 3,208,200 2,924,000 1,600 33,000 1,000 2,145,000 500 &0. 400,500 500 liD. 100,000 75,000 500 280,480 l'.()00 1,000,000 500 Ac. 800,000 1,000 400,000 500 Ac 1,000,000 500 &c 200,000 100 Ac 300,000 1,000 1,500,000 500,000 i',6i>o 1,800.000 500,000 1,000 500,000 I'.ftoo 1,700,000 1,000 1,493,000 100 Ac, 600,000 100 4,200,000 Iilquipmi'nt bonds. .Bitro^/iKfjV./lm.— l8tM.,Bans'rtoWlnn.,Banir'rru I..aud jriiiut l»t niort. (2d mort. Bangor to wmu.). B»DKor& PiHOiitaciuis, BanKor loan, 1st mortg... 1st mortcaKC, ntcrling, on N. Brunawlok road Cniii'/iiidgv.—lat in., Kv. & 111., s. f mort., sinking' fund (EransvJUe to Torre H,) Ei>97iin\ l.st rf- . Kock V ille ox tonnion EvanriUe, Terre IlauU d Ofci«.— l»t mort., gold 2:1 24 inortjage, ««ld Fitchburg—Stork ,50 50 04 Bonds, coiiponn (ift.OOO.OOO autliorlzod) Flint (C Fere Manfue.tle Stock Consolidated niortjtago, sinking fund Ist in. on 20m., 2d on 40; 1. gr. 153,000 no., 2d d. Ist uiort., land grant ;!.'')8,000 acres, Hd dlv Flint «t Holly UU. (»ink'g fund .$25,000 per year). Bay City, E. Saginaw, 1st mort., guar by lessees. Baj- County, issued in aid, guar by lessees Constrn(5tion bonds Holly, Wayne tc Monroe, 1st mort., sinking fund. Flushing, Morlhuhore it CenL—lat mort. (Fl. & N. 8.) — 2d mortgage (Fl. & N. 1874 233 233 60 100 17 13 (!5 58 S.) I., Lit mortgage do do Extension 1st mortgage Fimda, Johnsloicn d- (lloversDille—lat mortgage I'ort Wai/ne, Jnc.ksnn it Sai/inaw^lat mort., coup. 2d mort. and etiuipmont bonds, coupon C'enti'al of L. fort Wai/tie, Miincie it 2d mortgage Framingham it Cincinnati— 1st mort.,gold. — 1st mortgage bonds . . Lowell Oalveston, llarrlsb.it San Anfoiiio— 1st mort, gold. Oatveslon, Houston it Hend. of 1871— 1st mort tfeiieca, llhaca it Athens— l»t mort., s. f., gold at'irgia Railroad it Banking Co.—Stock Bonds, not mortgage Oilman, Clinton it SpringfieUl—lat mort., gold 2d mortgage, gold Orand Rapids it /iw/Idim—Stock Ist mort., laud grant, gold (guar, by Pa. RR) 1st mort., land grant, gold, not guaranteed Income mortga.u:c bonds, for $ 10,000,000 Grand Trunk (C'aimrfa)— Consolidated stock New stock for £ 10,000,000 Debenture stock for £S,000,000 (act of 1874) Canadian debentures Equipment mort., 1st on all rolling stock do do 2d do Postal bonds, &c., secured by gov't business 1st pref bonds, con v. into 1st pref stock . .544,500 iio 110 335 335 335 335 1870 1872 1,600 i86!> 1,000 1,000 1869 1875 2,000,000 1,000,000 2,800,000 4,000,000 4.000,000 do conv do do £25 *100 1873 1875 *3,4 86,787 7,500,000 1.060,000 3,111,500 500,000 do 2d Mortgage bonds, coupon do do do do Now bonds, coupon Of(!«nm;/< rfCoZiimfcia— 1st mort.,guar.by State . .. Bonds not guaranteed New mortgage (for $2,500,000) Common it SI. £2019 •S50 £100 iibb *ioo £100 £100 145 143 Various it- Pacific— lat mortgage stock .Tiiseph— Preferred stock (7 p. c. yearly, not cumulative) . Western Texas 495% 350 350 350 850 Debentures . 100 100 1,000 1863 1870 15 53 54 54 ( 500,000 1,200,000 3,218,149 2,327,808 7,166,910 £4,459,309 288,883 1,998,275 127,000 485,000 62,000 1,000.000 1,413,071 632,237 1876 1853-7 Missouri State loan I<and grant mortgage Bonds 1870, convertible 1st mortgage (Quinoy & Palmyra BR) 1st mortgage Kansas City A Cam. RK.) Barrisb., I'ortsm'th, Ml. Joy it ianc—Stock 1st mortgage. Brie <t Pittsburg.— 'Laniei. in perpetuity to the Pennsylvania Railroad and transferred to Penn. Co.; the terms guarantee 7 per cent per annum on stock aud debt. Net earniugs, 1875, $226,787. V. 20, p. 143 09 275 275 7 IH 7 7 7 European 7 6 4?' ««• 7 7 7 "«' 7 8 10 10 10 8 1867 1S,V3 & mm »1 * 055,0r.3; Fere Marq'Utle.-Qmtn net earnings. $3i(>,498. earnings 18T5, The lands are in for $84,638; five trust; eaies in 181.5. 7,430 acres, $2,l.lS,9fil; total to Jan. 1, 1»7« 2I«,9:)» acres, for on consol. Coupors a.%udB yet unsold. S48..')02 acres. Jionds oassod Nov., 1875, and part were fnndcd. (V. 3', 568.) 531; V. p. *0,p. 4»8,593?V.21, p. 488, Flushing. Northshore <t Central.— k consolidation of L. n 1874 of 'seven companies. Operates Southern There are. in addition to above, «25,i)ii0 N. Y. and Shore7s; North »149.ih')0 7s; 4 Flashing RU. $93,000 Whitestone & Westchester is. (V. 20, p. 1 I I'7 ?1: 7 I,. 7g. 1,386,000 9,167,700 5,087,224 3,000,000 109,000 4,000,000 500,000 1,200,000 1,182,550 700,000 6g A. 6k. J. Various, F. 5g 5 g 4g. l^* 2>a 5 6 383:) FonJla, .Tohnstown * (UovcrsvUle.—t^et eammgs 187J-8. $4.j,937. TtAffic guaranFi>rt iroyjw, .Tackson <t Saginaw.— Interest was tee 40 per cent from Michigan Central. ;.i-«ed January, 1874. Gross earnmgs, 18.4, $8^.882; 2-», ict, $127,309. (V. 19, p. 305; V. 20, p. 591; V. p. 35J.) 1873-4. A. A. Grand Rapids Columbia, Co.'a 7g. "7 6 7 4 A 4 M. A .F. A A IJ. A J. A A. 8 8 1.1. 31a 6 SprlngJUd.-Tbl* companv and n to be sold June a 1876. 81, Indiana.— hn olBclal description on of boniis was given when ther were put the call of the Now York York Stock Kichmzo, in Jannwy, 1875, as follows: »4,000,(tlO interest are ••Guarant.ied Bonds." Princlpd and •ruiiranteed by the Pennsylvania Riiiroad Comliauy, and arc also a lien npon the land grant. No 1 to 4.0 0. $3,C«),000 are " Unauoranteed the same socurod by which are IioDd3," Uredaem able. isn April, April. 1874 Perpetnal. July, 1870 1877 1878 1890 1881 to 188« Oct., Oct., Deo., Office, Jan. J. J. N. Y., B'k. do O. do S. do A. 1, ISO* No. America, 1884-1887 do do do do April 1, 1881 Mar., 1886 Jan., 1893 Jan., 18*2 Jan. 1, 1878 do J Pblla.,Co.'8 Office, J, J. do mortgage as the July do gnaranteed 1, 1883 bonds on the ae land grant $'jeO,000 are " Kz. Land 6amk Bonds." bebig a part of the orinal %\fM,fVtymr guaranteed bondi*. which have from time ta taas been rcdocmed by the operations of tbe alnklac fund. When tho land certiflcate Is detached tb^ arc no longer a lien on the land, but, by tho tenas os the trust deed, remain a 11 si uiorif age on the whole Ime and appurtenances. No. 4.001 to 8,0«1 Co». pons April and October. Annual report, V. M, tire ^ 610. (V.Sl, p. 110, 5S4.) Orand Trunk (Conado).— These flgnrea i-^ sterling. Gross earnings in half year <» 18?«, £l,0»ll.85.''; expenses, £818.408; netf Ings, £i0^450. Report In V. **, p. 445. (V. *t, pounds Jan. 1, p. 44U.) Great Western (Ca«a<ia).-The«e flgtitesarertta* Company leases several In poands sterling. Canada, amoanting to 156K miles, ana the De^oB 4 MUwaukoe, 189 mUes. For the half 7««r aaUot rnSK Jan. J876, 81, the gross receipts wer^ £«H{aT: working expenses, £143,644; net earnings, £9t,S«. \r«, p. 446. ( V. 81, p. 4«», »40.) Oreenm* A CWumWa.-This company defo^ Report In several years since, but compromlseo with Its Daaa> (See Chboniclx, V. 16, p. »»; V. 17, |k holders. 460, 762; * rcriMtual. IrrodeeniaMa, IttodeematiMi Ang., 18TO J. 10 •«; V. J. 1877 1930 April, Jan., do do *i, p. 875.) <* 4 O. London, at Co.'a Office, do do 4 J. dn do 4 A. do do 4 J do do 4 J. do do A J. 4 O. London 4 Montreal, do do A O A J. London Joint Stock B'k. do do A J do do A O. do do A O, do do A D. 7 (V. 19, p. ^47; V. «1, p. 895.) , A. J. J. J. 187ft-*. 1874-5. $1,881,907 $1,101.8*4 8»6,09T 611,677 485,809 568,648 defanitod in 1874, V. 19, p. 143, «9«, 583: V. 20, p. 404, 670, A. 6 684,3)4 Net earning. In May, 1875. this company, with the Central Oe"rgi«, purcbaseil at foreclosuro sale the Western Railroad OUman. ainton J. J. J. 51a 5 "a (V. 20. p. 367.) Tot. gr. earng's... $1,571,786 S8-.4.56 Operit'geipi-nses. V. .1. ,1. 7g. 8g. Georgia Railroad <t Banking Company —The annual report for the last flscal year, ending April 1, A com18-76, was pnblishcd In V. %i, p. 4«0. parative statement tor three years was as follows: p. 89, 63, 110; ' .1. .1. V. 80, p. 181.) Sf Alabama. do do do 4 J. do A. 4 O. do do do J. 4 J. do A. 4 O. do Boa ton. J. 4 J M. 4 .8 New York. A. 4 O BOAton. Heoond N. Bank Lomlon. 4 J. 4 J N.Y.,Fami,L'aa 4 T.Co. do 4N do do dp 4 A 4 N. N.Y.,Fann.L'anftT.Oo. do do 4 J Boaton Oflloe. 4 J Jn\r 1, 187S April I, ISM do A. 4 O M 4K. N.Y., Mnrch'nta'Ex.B'k. May, l«0a J. 4 J. N. Y., Mecban. Nat. B'k, Jan. 1. 1M7 do Sept. I IHSit M 4 H. do do do May 1 M 4 N. ism J. A J. Newark, N. J., Bar. Ina, July 1 Sfipt. 1. 1887 New York. M 4 S. do Jan 1' 1876 4 4 J. N.Y.,Mech., Nat. Bank. Jan 1, iwn M 4 N. N.Y., Chatham Nat. Bk. May I 18W do M 4 N. do do do Mar. 1, tgoa M 4 H. May 1, 1MB do du M 4 N. 4 J. N.Y.,8t.NlcU.Nat.B'k. July 1. IMO 4 J. N. Y., Farm's. 1..4T. Co. July I, im» Oct., 1S81 do do A. A 0. Oct., 188* A. 4 0. Boston. Office. April. 18M do A. 4 U. 1891 1910 Bost. 4 I/ondon. P. 4 A. J. 4 J. N. Y.,F. P.Jamos4Ca July 1, 190t 4 J. N. Y., Metrop. Nat. B'k July 1, I80O J. A J. Angusta,Oa., RR. Bank. Jan. 15, 1876 yearly to 1800 do do 4 J. a«ipL,1900 M A S. Now York and London. Jan., ISn J. 4 J. iiJM" 4 Co. J. 4 J. N. Y., Wlnalow, 1890 do do A. A O. ,r. 8 8 Fbrt Wavne, ifmcie <» CTiwinna/i.— Receiver appointed Nov mber, 1874. (V. 19, p. 602, 528, 588; hands, April, 1875. Massachus-tts. i''i?cftA«ro.— Leases Vermont Net tarninss 1874-5, $.391,021; dividends, 8 percent for some years. (V. 21, p. 39, 590.) Ix>ndun. N. v.. Union Tnist Co. ,r. . EvansciUe, Terre Hiutt Jk Chicago.—la 1874 5 net earnings were $111,089. (V. 21, p. 136.) ,V«w Yerk and London. R. O. Q.-M. .r. H 7 7 7 7 7 — it 4 4 J. Framingham <t LoweU. -Leased to Boston, Clinton A Fitchburg; has also $150,000 8 per cent bonds. Defaulted In North American. (V. 16, p. 188.) A very complete statement of debt, incmd1876 Oa!vest/)n, BarrUburq <t *i« Antonio.— la progl»g bonds pledged for loans, in V. 21, p. 315. Inter875 est is paid on 1st mortgaie and Bangor A P. (V. 80, ress. Net earnings 11:74-5, $310,sr4. (V. «, p. 8!, p. p, 615; V. 21, p. 15, i-.t, 315, 318, 3S»5, 418; ^ earnings Hendtrton.—N»t. Houston <t Galveston, sri.) 315.) EvansviUe <t C'ow/or<t»»itf«.— Common stock is 1874, $255,375. (V. 81, p. «1,OH.400; preferred, $100,000. Net earnings 1674-5, Geneva, Tlhaca ct A thens. -Consolidation In 1874 of interest regularly, paid has company 'The 41.421. $ Geneva A Ithaca and Ithaca * Athens. In Receiver's (V. 21, p. 488.) lilt no dividends. 42S.) J, g. (1) 1,877 .... areat Western ( Caimdo)—Common stock PrefeiTed 5 per cent, convertible Into common. . ehtlf. 1871 1869 1870 1872 1873 1870 1860 1871 1880 1871 1871 1873 1872 1870 . . 2d 3d ndnnibal 10 100 100 109 109 28 82 50 35 232 1872 1866 1868 1868 1867 M. ?*• V. »0, p. 668: V. 28, p. 110.) Gulf, WesteTH Teaeas Jk ftjc^— Net eamiaga, 1874-5, »50.000. Overdue coupons, $8 lS,55a Boad> hoMers wait. O'- «>. P- 4*8 Hannibal * Sf. Jotep/t.—Ot the MIssonH State leaa $1 5i)0.v100 was extended tor SO years. It Is s'"*that the Co. has *8.5iV.fC«) in land notes, and I acres yet unsold. A change in the directors nlace Nov.", "iSrsT No repo'tt has been ls«ned 1878. (V. 81, p.4t«. 483; <'. 82, p. 153, 328.) narriaburg, PvrtsmouOt, XouttiJof <t £a>i«^^.— Lessed to Pennsylvania Railroad, which ~— - nujority of tho stock. — .. .. . RAILROAD STOCKS AND XX - ; . . BOIS'DS. [June 24, 1876. Sabaerlbnrn will coarer a great lavor by Kiviiie Immedlat) iiottre of auy error discovered lu tlione Tables. IJE.SCUIPTION. Miles Date of For explnnatiou of column bcadings, &o., see notes of Road. Bonds at tUe bead of first pogo of tables. Burt/., Proe. <e FUhkUl--l»t mort. (R. .Hoitja/ojitc— Stock 26 13 1853 120 120 74 1869 1873 343 1800 118 1870 47 1873 401 1872 58 1854 58 1857 58 1865 I.) Preferred stock 2d iiiortiraKe. .. Bonds of 1860. Bonds of 1873 d- Texas Cc)i(.— 1st M., (main) sold, l.gr.,s.f Ist uiort., West div. (Hempstead to Austin) 1st T'T., gold.Waoo & N'wcst (Brcmond to Waco) Consol. luort., 1. gr. (coupon, but may bereg'd)... JlmisloH — HundngiloH d Broad Top—le,t mort,, gold 2d mortgi^re, gold 3d mortgage consolidated 8<u*ip for pjist due coupons , 707 UliHaia CViUra/— Stock Kedenn)tion, Ist and 2d series General mortgage, sterling Sterling bonds. (Hinkiug fimd $100,000 yearly)... Mortgage, Mterliiig Indiaiuipolig, liluomingion <C- irc»(.— Ist mort., gold 202 202 217 2d mortgage Ind., Ulooni., & W., E.itcnslon, 1st mort., gold Jiutiaii-poliiiDcc. <t «/»•.—1st M., gld (for $1,800,000) 2d mort., (income uonds only fill July, 1881)... Jndianapoiiit, CinciiiHail iC La/aj/ette Stock Preferred stock (Issued for funded debt bouds) Indianapolis & Cincinnati of 1858 Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette 85 — do Fundtd 90 154 174 do bonds, coupon do interest Etiuipment b<mds, registered Cincinnati «.^ Indiana, 1st mortgage mortgiige, guaranteed Judianujjolis iC SI Z,oi(i«— Ist mort., In 3 series. 20 20 2d 71 71 . mortgage i;<)uipmcut bonds •JIA ladianapolis d: - Fincc/in€«— Ist mortgage, guar... ad mortgage, guaranteed JnUmaiiomU il7 117 459 204 255 — Great Northern Cousol. stock International, Ist mortgage, gold Houston & Great Northern, Ist mortgiige, gold. Int. & il. <& G. N. convertible bonds do do 2d mort., (excli'ble for convert.) Joaa lulls d: Sioux Oi<.i/— 1st mort., April 1,'69 Iron Mountain, Cliesterd A'.— Ist mortgage, gold Jiteksonc, PeK«.<£Jfo6.— Florida State bonds, gold.. ^eferson(Pa.J 1st & 2d morts. (Hawley Branch).. t& 459 184 250 — 9 38 — 226 86 1.59 2d mortgage do do 159 38 12 44 d A lbany—1 st mortgage, gold Kidgefle'ld Park, (N. J.,) 1st mortgage Joliet d Northern Indiana 1st mortgage — 2d mortgage Kansas City, St. Joseph d Cmmcil Blufl's—Stodk. Ist mortgage. Council Bluffs & St Joseph. Joseph & Council Bluffs, 1st mortgage. do do convertible Mo. Valley, Ist M. ($1,000,000 of it is gold) s « 265 52 78 oo 130 262 . Bt. . New C. Bl., consol. mort. consolidated mortgage (for $8,000,000) Cit,v, St. Jo. <fe 78 Three year notes iVicirto— Stock Ist M., 394th to 039th mile, I'd gr., 3,000,000 ac's 1st mort., gold, coup., on 140 miles west Mo. Riv. Ist mort., gold, 140tb to 393d mile .2d mort (to U. 8. Gov.) on 394m. west Mo. River Ist mort., coup., (Leavenworth Branch) land gr. mort. (Durant), coup., on 1,000,000 acres Income bonds, coupon, 3d m(»rtga,ire on 427 miles. Ist land b'ds, cp, or reg., gold, on 2,000,000 acres 2d land mort., do do do Arkansas Valley, Ist mortgage, gold, guaranteed June. Fort K., 1st mort., .gold, land gr., guar C& Sent County, (Md. J— 1st mortgage bonds Kentucky Central—IA mo^'tgage 3d mortgage Hartford, Providence <J FishkiU.— Tins road forms a part of the proponed line of the Boston, Hartford AErie. The bonds fell due Jan.. 1876, but city ol Providence declined payment and suit is pending. 304.) ffoasatonic— Lease? Berkshire Railroad, Stockbridge & Pittsfleld, and West Stockbridge. Gross earnings in 1874-5 were JB-<2,(K)9: net, *2.i8,173. The mort. bonds due 1877 paid off Nov., '75. 2.', p (V. V .! asa.) Houston Texas Central.— Gross earnings (ft in 1876 Interest were $2,9=tO,0i8; net earninjR, tl,14:),9:«. Capital, $6,500,000. (V. " '" ' ' 140; V. »-2, p. 328.) charge, J 175,003 p. f 77, iX), • . Huntingdon <6 Broad Top. - Capital stock is $],Gross earnings in 1875 were t332,829; net, $1'>5.483. Interest passed oa 3d mortgage bonds Ti'. 22, p. 206.) JUbiois Central.— A general mortgace provides for all the bonds now ontettnding. It is limited to 993,;50. 515,000.000. The Company holds among its assets, »1,K42,000 seven per cent bonds of the N. O. St. Louis & Chicago RR. Those Bonds are part of $6,000,000 which bear a pun basing agreement of $200,000 i>cr year, but are not gaaraat-jed by the 111. Cent. Annual diviilends for three years past have been 8 per cent, and previously 10 iJer cent. The following is a comjiarison for fonr years: Gross Net Interest, Tear. lure... 18«... W78... .. Earnings. Earnings. .|;7,'02,556 ti $661,fi9s 8,77.5,362 413,610 7,900,721 .... 8,268.3-25 2.5)0,890 8,020.731 2, 10!, 107 —(V. 20, p. 16,256.) 61, Ac. r)70,()81 .... 1872. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 .500 1,000 'ioo 500&C. £200 £200 £200 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 50 100 500 &c. 1,000 1,000 1.50 &c. 500 &c. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1871 1872 1872 1874 1869 1870 1867 1869 1862 1866 1870 1873 1872 Rate per When Where Payable and by Outstiiuding Cent. Pay'ble Whom. 1,600 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 &c. 1,(K)0 1,000 820,000 1,180,000 100,000 100,000 150,000 0,227,000 2,305,000 940,000 2,864,000 416,000 367,500 1,383,000 100,707 29.000,000 2,500,000 2,500.000 4,642,000 1,000,000 5,000,000 1.500,000 5,500,000 38,000 2,067,000 5,668,967 1,200,000 1,600,000 2,800,000 1,701,000 469,100 375,000 500,000 1,497,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 500,000 1,700,000 1,450,000 5,500,000 3,264,000 4,084,000 3.116,000 1,843.000 2,960.000 660,000 4,000,000 300,000 2,000,000 100 500 Ac 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 100 1866 1867 1869 1868 1870 1873 1,000 1,000 500 110, 288 V. .557.42 V. 81, p. 489; 28, p. Indianapolis, Bloominft/on it Western— DetmU was nrst made July. 1874, and affairs are yet unsettled Receiver's certificates issued to Aug. 1, '7.\ $20'' 001 The Danville, Urbana. Bloomington & Pckiu is part efthisroatl. Plan of jc-organization. V. 22, n no rVol.»i1,p «i (05; V.21, p. S45, 277, 348, 393; V. ' aa, p.16, 61, no, 857, 375.) ' . . 7 $481,000 $500<fco, 100 100 ifoMrfs— Prmei INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. Amount &c, 1,000 1,000 & F. 7g. A. & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & 7 <k 7g. J. J. J. 8 A. g- 7g. A. 7g. F. . 7 A. 4 F. A. A. A. 6&7 6 6g. 5 5 g. g. J. 7g. A. 8 J. J. 7 g. J. 7 7 pal. 7 7 7 7 8 7 6 Jan. B'k. & Boston. J. J. J. 0. 0. A. 0. A. 0. 0. 0. D. 0. J. J. 0. J. 7 J. 1,994,.500 1*1 397,000 2,439,000 2,000,000 250,000 300,000 800,000 500,000 300,000 2,789,413 500,000 1,400,000 539,500 7 Q.-F. M. & N. A. do June, 1899 A. A. 0. N. N. J. J. J. & & & ?«• M. & & J. & 8 J. & 6 A. & 6 7 7 A. 0. J. J. 7' 10 8 J. J. N. J. J. 0. J. &"j. M. & B. &D. F. & A. M. & 8. F. & A. J. & 7. g. 8 8 10 Sept.'78,'80,'83 Sept, 1, 1883 Dec., 1392 Jan. '77. '82, '87 July Oct, July 1919 1900 1881 1908 1900 1, 1, 1, Aprill, 1911 do Jan. 1, 1900 Aug. 1, 1892 do i'o Feb., 1904 do Y rat. Park Bank. Aprill, 1899 May, 1901 i-ewYork. 1900 Honesdale Nat. Bank. 1887 & 1889 N. Y., by Erie Kailro.id. Jan. 1, 1889 N. Y.,Farm. L. &T. Co. May 1, 1876 do do May 1, 1881 do do Oct. 1, 1906 do do July 1, 1910 1913 New York. May 1, 1912 N. Y.. Farm. L. <k T. Co. Jnly 1. 1874 Philadelphia Office. July 1. 1882 do do April!, 1900 J. F. F. l'^- 1888 1897 April, Feb., 0. N.Y., National City B'k J. 8 7 1876 1, April 10, 1876 1885 1889 1883 N. Y., Nat'l. aty Bank. July 1, 1891 do do July 1, 1891 do do July 1, 1903 do do Oct. 1, 1912 Philadelphia, Office. Oct, 1, 1890 do do Feb. 1, 1895 do do Aprill, 1895 do do N. Y., Co.'sOttice. Aug. 1, 1876 N. ¥., Co.'s OfHce. April 1, 1890 l>ondon. Aprill, 1895 London.Morton R.& Co. Aprill, 1903 do do Dec. ], 1905 N. Y., Turner Brothers. Oct., 1909 do do Oct., 1890 do do 1912 New York, Co.'s Office. Jan. 1, 1906 do do July 1, 1906 7|. 8 • A. Bridgeport and Boston. 7 g. When Due. Stocks— Ijoxt Dividend. J. 7 10 7 Biidgepoi-t A.&O. N. Y.,Amcr. Ex. Bank. F. & A. do do & D. do do M. & S. do do M. & S. do do J. & D. do do do J. & J. do Various N. Y., Winslow, L. & Co. A. & 0. do do do J. & J. do F. & A. N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. do M. &N. do "i' 7 Am. Nat. Hartford, do 7g. ' J. Q.-J. 7 C 887,000 948,000 305,000 20,000,000 673 100 245 1869 1,000 140 1865 1,000 253 1866 1,000 394 1865-7 34 1866 i',6oo 1866 1,000 427 1860 100 &e 1870 2.50 &c 1871 1,000 56i2 1873 1,000 3313 1873 1,000 34 1869 500 &c 99 18.53 1,000 99 18.55 1.000 & J. "2' & & & & A. & M. & J. & J. & 2,.500,000 1871-2 Kansas (V- 9*. p. 87, Value. 500 ic. 4I2 Jtnution, Philadelphia— \tit mortgage Kansas 1875 1858 1867 1869 1873 1873 1862 1867 1869 1870 1871 par 41 ist mortgage (Snsquchanua to Carbondalc) JeffersoncilU\ Madison d- Indiatuipolis Stock Indianapolis «& Madison, let mortgage Jefferson ville, Madison &. lud., 1st mortgage Jersey City 1851 1804 1875 1874 1875 1869 1870 1872 1876 1876 Size or do do New York and Boston. Jan. do do Sept. do do June N. Y.,Farm. L. &T. Co. Aug. do do Sept. Boston. 1, 1. 1, 1, 1. 1, 1880 1892 1874 1893 1890 1898 Feb. Oct.to J'ne,74-5 .... & N. N. Y., Lend. & I'Yankf't. May 1, 1890 & A. N. Y., Bk of Commerce. Aug. 1, 1895 do do Jmie 1, 1896 & D. 4.0(!3,000 6g. Payable I2 by transportation. 1895 to '97 6 6,303,000 Bk M. & N. N. Y., of Commerce. Jan. 1, 1896 7 600,000 do do Mar. 1, 1876 M. & S. 7 170,000 do do July 1, 1916 M. & 8. 7 4,275,3.50 7g. J. & J. N. Y., IX)nd. Fraukf t. July 1, 1880 1,706,250 8. New York. M. & Sept., 1886 1,500,000 7 g. 7g. A. & 0. New York & Frankfort. April! 1903 1,125,000 New York. Aprill, A. & 0. 1903 600,000 7 g. J. & J. Phila., Corn Exch. Bank Jan. 1, 1889 6 400,000 Bank of M. & 8. N. Y., America. March, 1883 844,000 7 do do June, 1885 J. & D. 237,000 7 Jeffersonvil'e, Madiso'* & Indianapolis.— Itesi-^ed in In'lianaitolit, Cincinnati Lafayette. — The company was re-organized in June, 1873, and has since 187. to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St Louis R.'iilroad. 6.404.000 2,240,000 " 7'r- 6 M. g. 'F. J. <fe , <fe been doing a good business. The last annual report was in V. 81, p. 461. Gross eariiiiigiS, 1874-75, $1,767,231; net, *670,980. (V. 20, p. 162. 337; V. 21, p. 207, 877, 463; V. '22, p. 257.1 I/idianaix>lis, Decatur & SpringHeld— This em braces the former Indiana & Illinois Central. The second mortgage is is«ned 10 holders of old I.& I.C. firsts, and till July, 1S81, Interest is payable out of net earnings only, if sufficient. The remaining 67 miles to Indianapolis is in progress. & St. io«i<.—The stock, $600,000, is owned by Pennsylvania Co. and C. C. C. & I. This company forms part of the Pennsylvania system, and IndnnipM: leases the St, Louis, Alton & Terre Haute. (V. 21, p. .395.) Inilanapolis <fc Yincenm!s.—.1» controlled by Penn. Co through stock riwoer.ship, and interest is guaraiteed by Penn. Railroad. Net earnings in 1875 , were $32,708. (V. 80, p. 426.) International <ft Great Northern ( 7'«a^«w).— This 's a consolidation of the International and the Houston Great Northern. Interest passed and funding progressing. The company had an issue of Texas bonds granted it, but the grant was repealed and land given instead. (V. 20. p. 136, 8J1, 313, 383; annual report, V. 2J, p 39S ) Ioii}:i Falls tfc Sioux «<;;.— Leased to Illinois Central at 35 per cent, on earnings. Quarterly dividend i}i per cent, June 1, 1876, on $4.6i5,0y0 stock. Iron Jlotintain, Chester <6 Eastern..— This was formerly the Chester & Tamaroa. Bonds are in default since 1873, and a receiver has been appointed. (Vol. 19, p. 520.) for interest and sinking fund of bonds and 7 per cert, a year on stock. Lease transferred December. 1872, to Pennsylvania Company. In 1875, net earnings were {458,231. (V. 89, p. 426.) Jersey Citi/ eft Albany. —Road was was stopped off. in panic of 187:5. (V. 19, p. 305; V. 21. p. 613.) in progress, bnt Bondholders held .Miet (ft Northern /rt'ftirea.— Mich. Central offered to extend with a 6 per cent, bond but court decided that total rent must be applied to principal and interest of bouds; still in litigatioa. (V. iO, p. 85. 140, 489; V. 21, p. 110; V. 8.', p. 667.) — JunctioniPhU.^ Owned by connecting companicB. Cost of road $898,3J1; paid-up stock, $185,00(5. Kansas City, St. Joseph <t Council Bluffs— In addition to these, there are also funding bonds of about $640,000 in different issues. Annual report for 1875 in V. 22. p. 4»S. Gross earnings in 1875, *l,3(i2,70S; net, $351,869. Stock, $2,776,iX)0. Interest defaulted Sept., 1873. (V. 20, p. 475; V. 88, p. 83.3, 493.) Kaisas Pacific. — la against ?r,int IS two rom 1874 net earnings were $l,li6,.3ns in 1873. Th'.- land trusts, 2,( 00,000 acres in the llret, the 1st to the 380th mile, and 3.000,000 acres in $1.6S5,704, m the second, from 3-^th mil westward. Interest on income bonds is payable in lands or cash, only ont of net earnings, "rhe company now pays half the current interest on its bonds, (except the incomes)as ab >ut four-fifths of bondholders have funded. An important settlement witii Union Pacific made ia May, H75. See annual report. V. 21, n. 252. (V. 19, p. 271, .305; V. 20, p. 8, 85, 476, 601, &M; V. 21, p. 466, 613; V. '22, p. 646.) ; Ja^kionviUe, PensacDla <& J/oMe.— Tin's road is mortgaired for a like amount of Florida State bonds. Indefault and litig:ition. (V. 19, p. 08".); V. 81, p. 5J1 V. 22, p. 158.) defaulted in 1873. Jeferson. -'Leased to the Eric Railway Company, which pays interest on th« ^onds. (V. 14, p.' 688.) & Kent Co.— This road was completed in 1872, but received. No recent iuformatiou — Kentitcky Central. This was formerly Covington Lexington. (V. 20, p. 500; V.21, p. 39.J , June RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS 24, 1876.] Knbscrlber* irlll cunfer m. creat favor DESCRrPTTON. For oxplnnntiou of column ur •It tliu liu.'u.l Keokuk rfi &c., nee uoU'h UibleH. Iicartlnfrx, lii'ut vaaa or Wwincji— Ist morti^iiKe l>es Finulod iiiUsrest UoikIm Knox t£ Lincoln— 1st iiiurt^fi>;o Lake Krie Lou itii^iUe— I at uiovt. ($1,100,000).. La/ee Slioredj Miclii'jnn SnulAcni—Smok bjr MUea Date Bizc, or of of Par Road. Bonds. Value. Amount .1021 1874 $10<)&c. 1874 100 &c. $2,300,000 258,720 tC- fuii<l, 1 do <lo lur ccutjcimpoii. 8(14 do 804 801 roxlutorcd (for ifJ.I.OOO.OOO) coup, iiud r<>s. .$000,000 poi- yr.) coup, or row. MortwiKC bonds of Oct., ISOS), sinking fuud... iHt nnirtKajrc, sinking fniul, M. H. <& N. I (s. f. Hoi 4.'il 2d uimtKagc, MIcUiguu Sontlieru l8t niortK.iKO (D., M. & T. UK.) 2d uiorlgago (C, 1». & A. Rli.) registered bonds.. 3d mortgage do L-ikc sh:)rc dividend bonds. April, 1809 1st mortgage (C. & Tol. KK.) sinking fuud 2d mortgage do Buiralo dc Eric, mortgage bonds Qo do do do Kalamazoo & White Pigeon Sulioolcraft A, Three River Kalanuizoo & Schoolcraft Kalamazoo, Allegan Jic Gr. Riipids do do stock, 6 per Jamestown & Franklin, do do 451 02 05 95 238 162 l(i2 88 88 88 37 12 13 58 at Lake Superior i£ 2fi««— Ist mort., Income mortgage bonds "s'i 51 gold, l.gr.,8.t 150 iawreiK'e—.Stock Ist 17 Galv.—li>t mort., l.gr. ,8.f., couv Kansas 0. & Santa Fe, 1st mort., guar Southern Kansas, 1st mort., guar Lehijgh (C Lackaioiinna~\#t mortgage Lehiyh VaWe//— Stock, common and'pref Ist mortgage, coupon and registered 2<1 mortgage, registered Gen. mort., gold, $ & £ (s. fd. 1 p.c. y'ly) coup. & I'og. 145 33 10 common 141 81 <£• Istmortg.ige Street connection 171 200 ttoiids 123 123 70 Ist M., Id gr't(7.'i0,000ac8)s.fund (for ,$3,000,000) O.— Ist mortgage ?.„ 31 31 Ist mortg.agc, sinking fund Logaiuip'l. Vrairfordsc.it S. IT. o//nrf.— Ist mort., g. Long /s(«(trf— Stock 1st mortgage, main e.xteusioa and G. Branch.. Newtown 92 158 95 4 10 19 175 C St Flusliing New York & Rockaway Smithtown & Port Jcflerson hyuiseille^ Cincinnati cC Lejcingtonr-Stock Preferred jter cent stock Bonds to SUito Kentucky (perpetual loan) Louisville loan Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington, 1st mort do do do 2d «5 175 175 do Loitimille <£• ATtw/iciKe— Stock Ist mort^rage on main stem Louisville loan Lebanon bntnch, Louisville loan Lebanon branch, Ist mortgage do extension, Louisville loan Consolidated Ist mortgage tor $8,000,000 2<1 lirunswick — Ist mort.. State cndors 2d mortgage Madison c6 — 1st mort., gold $•2,400,001 common. In year 1875-G gross earnings were »r41,:M<J; not, ta!6,8Si. (V. SO, p. 520; Y. »2, p. ) Krwx t£ Lincoln. Annual report, V. 2?, p. 304. 588 — Like Erie tt Louisi'iUe.— Thin roadw.is a reorgani-n, and has bw;n tiiiancialiy cmbaiTa-Jscd. There See V. 19, p. 36fl. is a second mortgage of $5!)0.000. Lake Shore tfe Mtcliignn ^m;A^;v*.— The annual report for 1875 was published in the CuaoNiOLE, The V. 23, p. 4*1, and balance sheet 44'. following shows a samrajiryof the figures for each zati of the calendar years named 18T5. 1,413,000 7 J. 3,MM(i,(X)(t 7 7 7 7 J. D.IO.VKKI 3,39.^,000 1,19^<,0<XI 2,0H2,(K»O 924,000 earnings.... Total debt July 300,000 2,850,000 7 7 it it 40O.(KK) 7 it lOO.OOO 8 8 8 3 & * * * O. 7 it J. 7 itD. 7g. it J. •k O. lOO.lKX) 840,000 010,000 443,000 500,000 4,.5OO,000 A. 10 1,500.000 M. i.oik) J. 1874. 6 T. 7' 7 3 8,988,301 1858 1,000 11.3,000 1856 1803 1803 1808 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 A J. A J. 7 J. A J. A. A O. 8 F. A A. 4 7 J. A J. A. A O. 6 6 M. A N. 7 M. A N. A. A O. 6 A. A O. 7 M. A N. ?«• J. A D. 1^- F. A A. M. A 8. 2>9 Q.-F. J. A J. 7 7 J. A J. Various 7 A. A O. 7 A. A O. 7 7 k. Ia. a O. 849,000 225,000 88,000 333,000 7,10!),000 £200 £200 3,.5OO,0OO 2.30!»,710 1,000 3,000,000 600.000 400,000 370,000 2,500,000 1,100.000 100 1867 1869 500 &c. 500 1.50,000 600.000 1.000 3,9;ia,(i97 5.993,7,'jU 5,1)1)7,910 50,0)0,000 88.036,000 50,01>M)0.I 88.378,421 The company's statement of earnrngs for 1 ist half of 1875, on which the dividend wasdecl ired January. 1876, showed surplns over interest of $1,075,00-1. Tlic 2d general mortgage for $25,000,000 w.is created to pay floating debt and bonds of 1882 with $12,00 1,000 (V. 19, inri balance to be held for improvements. p. 845; V.iiO, p. 16 85, 140, 451; V. SI ,p. 9,252,418.1 Lake Superior <e jl/i.s«^iy)/?i.— Formerly leased to Northern radflc. Land grant. 1,6 2,000 acres. Foreclosure plan V. 22. p. 111. (V. 20, p. 86, 14.1, 38J; V. 21, p. .372, 570; V. 82, p. *«, .M5.) i/iwrence.— Leased to Pittsburg. Fort Wayne & Chicago at 40 per cent on gross earnings. Lease translerrcd to Pennsylv.an!a Comp.siiy. Net earnings, 1875, »84,n7. Sinking fund has $10,OjO bonds. CV^ 20. p. 4as.) leacenworlh, Lawrence db (Jo^txsWn.— Defaulted on interest Jnly, 1873. (V. 19, p. 39; V. 20, p. 1.0, 162, 26ti, 511; V. Jil, p. 137, 591.) Lehigh <fc /,o<;it<;u>o«na.— Operated by Central of New Jersey as a coal road. Lehigh 7oi(«y.— This company's earnings arc 'The gross income chiefly from anthracite coal. of L. I , 1J5, !!», i fund. The company's rciwrt gives no the construction scconnf, nor of the cost or value of its miscellaneous investments. The reserve branch was cnmplclcd Jnne, 1-S75, had been tpcnt on it to December, comparative statement for thrt-e years S8,49a,867 18?i-3. Is73-I. *.\W.fm moved and 1875is as I874-.'5. 3,-277.-27 $«.710.5iB $«,15«,-«il $V1lfi.495 Gross osniings Operating expenses.. J,8S4,8«0 8,471,418 3,j«2.'i'l Net eammgs $a.8avJi)?i $-3,287,973 $ I,783.i»l Capital stock a.3,2Ji!.4t« 24..V)-..447 27.i 9-2.297 Funded debt 10,875,000 1B,8.»,000 2a,l2'J,000 1,837,613 Floatingdebt * .\nthracite. 2(1, p. 311. 593; V. 22. p. 156.) /.iWe J/iami.— This company leases the Colnmbus & Xenia, and both are leased to Plttsbnrz. Cincinnati & St. Louis, '.narantecd by Penu. RH., lessees assuming interest payment on bond-* and H per cent Net earnings, If75, (L. M. & O. A X) on stock. (V. ta'i1.fi99. (V. 20. p. 427.) Little Sockit Fort .V/ni(A.— Foreclosed Dec 10, 1874. Rc-organizcd and stock issued for old bonds. The ni'W mortgage is for rtmstmction to Fort Smith. (V. 19. p. 5S.3. 617, 6.31: V. «>, n. 62; V. 21. p. 4 8.) Litlie Rock. Pliu Bluff A Vftv Orlearu.—So\d in foreclosure Dec. 16, IS73, for |85,O00. V. 21, p. 5i\ 613. Little Sch'jiylkUl. -Lea'<ed aid operated by Philadelphia A Reading. Dividends, 7 per c nt. Loganeport, Crati^ordsvUU <f S. qf lnd.—T>eThe UHal liabilliics. September crec of sale made. 187.'S. reported at $4,097,000, of which «8J .000 were W receiver's certificates. (V. 21. p. 86, 312. 531, 698; V. 21, p. 8 ri, 618; V. '«, p. fa.) lA>-'0 Manrf.-Uross eaniimr*, 1874-S, $S2«,?89; In Januiry, Ii-7a a sile of stock was net, $21 ',.')(l». made to Mr. Ponpenhuse •, and this 10 d h«< since t cnlml. and the So. leasci the Flashing No Shore A Boston. July 1. 1895 Union Trust Co. PUUadelphia Office. do N. Y., Jones A 8<^huyler. Company's Office. N.Y., St. Nicholas N.Bk. do do do do do do April, Ifloa Jan.. 187(r. Oct., 187T Louisville. July. 1873 K. Y., Am:.. 1000- 1873 180O May. 1003 .Inly. April. lOOlS<-pt.. 1901 June. 188a Bank of America. do do Jan!,' 1881 Jan., 1897 April 1900 N. Y., i. B. Alexander. . IxmUviUe. / ng. 1, 1873 N. Y^., l>i«xel, M. A Co. Jan. 1. 1873-'8. do 1866 to 1387 do do do 1888 . Louisville. do N. Y., Drexcl, M. A Co. Mot., 1880-'8flk. Ort. 15, 1883. April, 1896 Nov. 1, 18H3 Dec. 1901 A UK. 1903 Mcta. 1, 180O- . London, Barina Bros. do do New •. Y'ork. May. 1876i887 1879 1S87 to 1900* 1S89 1879 Oct.. 1890 Philadelphia. N.Y.,M.K. Jesup.P.ACo. do do N.Y., M.K.Jcsup.P.&Co. do do New and all .:1a York. operated together. (V. H, p.. 873 417.1 LouitvUU, ClA. <t £«r.— There are al-u> $'«,0'6 oU h'ds The co.-npaay, after paying dlviut n t> oa pf«f. stick for some years. defanUed on interoM 1813-.4. Receiver took possewion \n Seplcm'K'r. t874. bee^ details of Amboy J. 6 6 I Jan.. 1892 Juno 10, 1878 May, 1883 1894 Y., Kiuik of America. CiuciuuatJ. 41a 881,000 1^02 1807 O. N. Y., M.AN. M. A N. A. A O. M. A S. 7 7 .May, 1H90> Fhiliulelphia Office. N J. 7 A. O. 8g. <i.-F. 100 •Coal (tons) A A A A 723,50(( 1, .500,000 3,300,00<l 2.50,000 18M. 1889 190S 187« Anc. 189& July, 18»» f.'Inclnnatl. A. 600,000 1, Jan., Oct.. AiirU, do WInslow, I..AC0. Farm. L A T. Co. Ronton onice. J. J. 1,000 1,000 1,000 foHows: A Q.-M M. A N. Various net all sources, in 1874-5, was 7,3 8,067; $1,055,205. After interest and dividends, there from wa-! a deficit in 1874-5 of $93,055. taken A A A A 3"9 2,023,483 851,000 74,519 100,000 3,000,000 I, July 15. 1878 D. Ree.atofllce, op.U'kN.A June. 1898 8. IMdladclpbiu Office. Brpt., 1910 D. do do lH98AieS3 7 1,500,000 150,000 June Pblla. it do 1. 1, PlilUdelpbia Office. 7.5O.00O 500 500 500 50 100 Union Tnut Co. do do Y., N. 2,040,100 .500 N M. Y., Boatoo Pittslinrg OIHce. 50 100 &0. 50 sse- J. J. J. J. 1,000 from 187:1. 5'I.0030!X) 37.774.' 00 M. J. J. 2 6 "i' 8«PC. April Feb.. «« 1,900,000 18 18 11 Jan. 1, 18 July, 18 July. 14 July, 18 Oct.l. 18 Jan. 1, 189T H. O. Q.—J. 6 7 525,(KK) 5,000,(KX) 1. A'lrtl 1, do 1,797.000 1875 1870 & A 1, I, July F. A. N. Y., J. <b J. N. Y., 2Js 0,000,000 1,500,000 O. 8 11,12;»,000 4,(iOS,0(K) it Q.-J. 2>fl 27,0!t2,297 5.(HK),000 500 Ac. Aug. J. it J. 50 1871 1872 1870 Jan. Vif» 18" J. it J. 1,000 1,000 1851 1807 1870 J. May, Nov/l, 7 1853 1804 .... Oct. 7 7 8411,000 200,(X)0 7 1870 1873 1871 1871 O. N. N. A. 1,.595.000 3(K>,(>00 1857 1870 A it A laoo- IMSt 1883 Oct. 1. 18 April 1, 18 ** .... 6t it 1, 1, 1, A. it O. A. it O. 7 10 10 1.000 1,000 1,000 1,000 .M. I*c-c 0<-t. F. J. 45O.000 1868 1870 1873 1872 M. 1878 180U 1. 1, t, July &D. A O. im 1. 7 7 344.000 5,000,000 720,000 160,000 50 J. it 7 50 * AprtV,'i8M Feb. Feb. July do ,000,(K)0 1,(K)0,000 1 ,442,(KJO 1 1,000 1,000 1,000 " York. UulouTnutCo. do <l-J. A. A. 7 7 7 6.250,000 1004 do New N. Y., * : Miles 1,175 1,175 1,175 Gross earnings.. $14,431,198 $n,14«,13J $19,411.5 U 1.3,745,^9-) Il,l.W,3ri Operat'g eip^es. 10.5i;,.5no Stock * O. F. St A. F. A. 1865 1869 1870 1872 1870 Keokuk A Des ifolnejf.— Formerly East. Div. of Dc8 Moinee Valley. The stock is $1,521,000 prcf. and A. 2 5 Olvldaad. do O. 533,.500 I'ooo 1.000 .500*0. 500 Ac. 197 >« 1869 Porlga;ie "i' O. 1,092,000 1,000 1,000 19-12 67-'70 500 Ac. tC- — 392 83 185 20 77 77 <£• Net 605 185 1.30 Lukens Valley— Stock. Macon AuyUHta — Ist mortgsi-ge 2d mort., endorsed by Georgia Rciilroad <£ A & 4!).IOO,.500 2,000,000 Memphis & OWo, 1st mort., sterling, guar Memphis & Clarksvllle br., 1st mort., sterling LouiscUlc, I'ailucuh S. IF.— 1st mort £<iuipmcnt bonds New York omoc A. A. 100 100 mortgage, bonds, gold Macon Whom. 7 8 1803 1869 1869 18?2 202 LUUt Rock it Fori Sm ((/i— New stock LiUle Rock, Pine Jlluffdi \. Little Schuylkill— Stvo)i I Payable i',6oo — 15 Delano Land Company bonds, endorsed JjitUe J/trt«ii— Stock, I CeuIt. 1870 1,000 1870 1,000 1873 I .(KK> 1872 1.000 1809 1,000 1855 1,000 1857 1,000 18SU 1,000 1850 1,000 1807 1,000 1880 500 &c. 1855 1,000 1800 l.OOO 1802 1,(K)0 I860 1,000 1868 500 Jtc. 1809 .... 1807 1807 .... 1808 22 mortgage Ltaven., Lau:. .... ct. giu>r. mortgage 2dmortgiigo 1 1872 .'jO 1181 2d mort.i?axc, do. lucouic boiidH may arror dUeovercd la (hc*« Tahlaa. FNTKREST OK I>IV1I>END8. l>al, WkMiOa» Ritto.per When Wlme Parsbto, by ttniAt I art notlea uf 2,311.^,000 Ouaiautcoil 10 per WAil stock Cousol. l8t luort., («iak. ImmeaUte kItIok zn I his report to December, I>r5. Id V. 42. |>. 81. (V. J»,. V. M, p. 181,. ; v. 80, p. Hi, 80S; V. 21, p. 977, tj: ; P..351 8M.) LouUvUle, Kew AOku^ <t «. Lotit Air-UM.— This road is proj<<:led from Lonisviile t St. l.oaIf, and has 28 mil s bnilt. To be aoll ii forcc'osut*. • (V. ao. p. I«, 357. 4.58: V. 21. p. M: \ . «. p .'•18.) IjoaimilU .C yathrUh. Annual rip.,:! tor y«ar ending June 81 1875. In V. SI. p. SOtf. '.ir.TM eaniingn of main stem and hmnches. »<.:»«.a5<. net, $1.5I'>.89-'. Oencral re-nll of o|ieratinl wholesTMon and l-ased lines was a deficit n( $.3l,7>«.afteri>ayin9 Net eamlnjrt. July lo interest and all cbarge*. December, Nashville Sonth A 1875, moch better, hrinz 11.048,751. A Decatnr It leafed, and lUhliitiea for tha AUbama 1*7 North 16: V. «i. p. ) are assamid. C\'. M, p. _ Louycide. Fad'icah di 8. IT.— Formerlr BUatbclhtown A Psdncah, to which Lonlsville dlyIn September. 1874. Intrreat loaned $2,000,(00. was not paid. Sale in foreclosure nollced for Jnlr 27. (V. M. p 857, 405; V. «1, p. SM, SS5. 489; V. ». >. p 487 ) Latent ro&y.— Leased lo Summit Brincb Railroad at $83,900 per annnmilaenn <C ytaywto.— Leased and operated by tb» Georcia Railroad, which guamntccs all the bondr except $100,000 of first mortgage. Gross rarnlngf, (V. 8'. p. IS7.i IS75-<i. »1(8.()K); net. Sl'.S-M. Macon <* Branmridt.— This road biing In default, was siild Junes. 1875. and honeht t»r the Stare; ' offered again for sale or lease January, 18 6. The Georgia LcglsUture declared f randulent $sOn,n0O ot..> the cndoraed Ismds Issued in 18:0. (V. W. p. 4Qft. 50 5411. % 0. 'M. SIS; V. 88. p. 3 Of advert i»<nicnta.> jitadUOH <t Parlgage.—Contaii^ted as Chicaio Sooerior. No bonda could b* negotiated aftw the "Potter law." (V. *i,p. 15. . A .. . RAILEOAD STOCKS AND BONUS zzu Sab*crlbor« confer a sreat faror by siTlns immediate notice of any err.ir dlscorered iu theae Tables. irlll DESCRIPTION. 33 357 K. <fc. KR it do "38 ¥2 '&c. 100 100 100 1863 1865 consolidated mortjfaKe... & Kennebec, Somerset 100 1870 1868 1871 1861 19 Kounebee, stoek let mort., extended do do do.- 1872 1860-1 £zteusl(>ii liDuils, 1870, sold MaUie Central loan for .$1,100,000 I<ee(Is & Fanr.inKtiin Railroad loan Androscoj^ffin Itailioad, Bath City loan Portland $100 397, interest Bortp. ^Ist mort>;a'.;«\ coiisolUlutea. Bonds (,'iil,U)0.lKK) loiui) A. ' of Belfast & Moosehead, Ist mortgage MaiicAc^ter i£ Lawrence Stock Uansrteltl, Colli iralcr iC- L. JT.— Ist mortgage ManifieM <t Framinah(ii)i—liit mortgage MarielUi, I'UUb. rf- Clmeland—lat M., $14,000 ~l£arUlta it Cineinnali—Stock, common Stock, 1st preferred 1870 33 26 90 22 100 27« — p.m 500 &c 100 1871 1869 1870 50 50 50 do do "Jd ^Bt mortgage, dollar T.st niorfgage, sterling aV mortgage * 3d niort ;^ago 4tlimoi-tg.ii;e for $1,000,000 & Hocking Valley RR., JBalt. Sliort Line, .stock, 8 p. e. guar by M. C by M. & C 2d mortgage Memphis <« Charleston— stoek Tennesso loan Ist mortgage, convertible 2d mortgage Consolidated mortgage Income bonds Memphis it Little lioek— 1st mort., 1. gr 2d mortgage Michigan Central stock Ist mortgage, convertible, sinking fund 1st mortgage, convertible Consolida ted mortgage (for $10,000,000) iMicliigan Central (Air Line mortgage) Wicliigan Air Line 1st mort., assumed by M. C. . 509 284 284 284 103 1872 1869 100 1872 1872 1865 1868 1870 1871 1869 1869 1870 1872 116 116 230 57 57 126 125 140 32 35 100 ( ^TPcnnessee State loan Kansas it Texas stock .'. Preferred stock (for $7,000,000) •Istui.. gold, sink, tund.on road and land (U.P.S.Br) let mortgage, gold (Tebo. & Neosho) ^Consolidated mortgage, gold, on road and land. •Hannibal & Central Missouri, 1st mortgage — 8. 50 Ac. 1.000 50 1,000 1,000 100 1868 1,600 100 1870 1,000 786 1871-3 1,000 70 1870 1,000 70 161 1869 1,660 161 1870 500 &c. iS'i 2d mortgage gr. 1,600 786 . 1. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1868 1870 1856 1866 .1 d Oulf—lst m. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1874 1870 1870 1866 1869 f do 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1873 1873 1860 94 94 I do 1872 1871 1872 1873 10 1st mort., 3d mortgage, coupon, may be 1,000 iii "39 39 guar do do 2d mort., guar Qrand Kirer Valley, Ist mort., guar do do 2d mort., guar do do stock, guar Detroit <t Bay City 1st mortgage, endorsed do do mortgage (not guar M.C.) Jlackson, L.ansing <& Saginaw 1st mort I s^-c do 2d mort., conv. 0,7* do 1st mort. (N. of Win.), conv. 3 ySi do Cons. ni. on whole line (300m.) J S 3 g mehigan Lake Shore — Ist mortgage Midland i'aci^e— 1st mortgage, gold Milwaitkre <£ Northern — Ist mortgage MUuMinkee, Lake Shore i£ West^^rn — Ist m., gold -Mine Hill it Schni/lkiU Haven— stock Mineral Point iri*.)— Ist mortgage <JKesi3sii)pi, Ouachita it lied River— 1st m., gold Missistiinpi it Tenneaaee — 1st mortgage Oons4 idatcd bonds ^ Jftmoiirt R., Fort Scott 1869 25 291 — -^IRgsinifi, 100 . 30 "56 44 94 109 54 54 291 TMnclnnatiiSi Baltimore RR., stock ^arfuette, U. <£ O— 1st mort., I'd gr. M. & O., c Istmort., I'd gr., II. & O., coup tad mort., land grant, M., H. <& 0., eoup do do do 3d mort., ilarylaiul rf De/«i««r«— lat mortgage Equipment bonds Kalamazoo rt South Haven, 490,500 756,800 033,000 425,000 741,400 217,300 1,166,700 l.")0,000 1,000,000 1,600,000 I,.') 00,000 f registered 8,130,719 4,460,368 2,450,000 7 1,0.)0,000 7g- 2,500,000 7 8 "Of this ^ 65. n-duction in our gross receipts the past .year, tT7,3a 56 was occajioned by the moditic ition 01 former contracts, for the purpose of producmg 'uaiforra and harmi>nio:is action between the Eastern and Boston A Maine roads, which will result, as we trast, to the benellt and in the general convenience «r oar patrcms who have occasion to Jo business over the railroads wcjt of Portland. The balance of tae diminution in our gross receipts, ^230 BSl B'2 mast be attrlhmed to the general depiession of the ousiness of tlic country, and 'reduction of tarifl bv fecial rates.'" (Vol. •», p. 313, 356; V. i2,p --00 0») MancfiMter <ft «a« Concord Z>iwr«a<M.— Formerly operated with Net earnings Railroad as one line. 1875-6, $100,686. JfC: 22, p. 588.) 3 ilangjklil. ^aatees. Manrjirld ^Uaton & lagi. . Cold water <f L. ^ ^.—Leased by Penn. for net earnings. In hands of (V.aa, p. 420; V. 2i, p. 4i) it tfttrletta. 1»l-r4were $40,717. ilarittta <t » made Jime, Pittsburgh Quails August, mortgage F}amingham.—\.QaaeA to Boston, percent of gross eam- Fit -hbtig, at Consolidation 1815. (V. iO, p. UIS.) Cleveland.— ^et earnini»3 Defaulted and in receiver's it \i',h. Clnttnnati.—GTnsg eamitgs for the »«irl8,5weretl,fi8J,015; expenses, $1 390,5'JO; net & A & & & & & & & & & & & & & s. 1,12.5,000 7.JO,000 4 069,050 4 1,910,000 2,000,000 8 8 8 7 840,000 706,000 850,000 150,000 5,312,725 1,671,913 1,293,000 1,000,000 605,000 401,000 1,300,000 1,000,000 18,738,204 2,179,000 556,000 8,000,000 1,900,000 200,000 600,000 640,000 70,000 1,000,000 500,000 491,200 424,000 1,906,000 1,317,000 158,000 10 6 6 "a 7 7 7 10 J. 810,0001,958,000 880,000 1,100,000 2,134,000 3,000,000 3,969,600 3'20,000 500,000 600,000 1,254,500 409,444 21,405,000 & Little 2,856,000 349,000 14,758,000 768,000 250,000 5,000,000 1,947,000 V. 21, p. 15; . g. N. Y., WinsIow.L. 3>, p. 471.) . p. 41.) 8cpt.','i866 Sept., 1866 A. Bait, R. Garret A. London. N. Bait., R. Garret J. N. J. J. Bait., SAor«.— Defaulted receiver's hands. (V. 18, p. 218, 601; 1873. V. 81, do do do do & Sons. Aug. Aug. do do do do N. D. N. Y., Company's July May l,'"l896 1900 May, 1876 June 1, 1892 July 1, 1891 Aug. 1, 1892 Sept. 1 1903 Nov. 1, 1885 Dec. 1, 1889 Jan., office, S. do do do do do do N. Boat., Bk. otConnnerce. D. do do J. N.Y., 3d National Bank. J. A. 1891 1891 1896 1890 1, 1, 1, 1, & Sons, May Mcrch. Nat. Bank do do A A .1. , Jan., 1899 J, New D, Y'ork, Inquire June, 1903 Midland PfWift;.— This was one of the roads represented by Messrs. Turner Bros, in New York, of which Benj. E. Smith was president. Default in interest was made in February and August, 1875. M'wa'/kee <fc Northern.— Th\s road defaulted on December, 1874. Circular to bondholders, V It Is leased to Wisconsin Central, and 20, p. 61.5. (V. there is aaid to bo prospect of resumption. interest 28, p. 881.) VUwauleee, Lalce Shore <8 Western.— ^o\i in foreclosure for $2,509,788, Dec. in, 1875. Interest paid on first mortg^ige June, 1876. (V. 21, p. '^7, 591.) Mine Hill it Schnyl.UU Haven..— heised to PhiUdelphia Reading, May 1861, for 999 years; S per cent dividends on stock. A Mineral Point.— Total receipts 18 S, $128,121; expenses and interest, $130,0.4; cost of road, Ac, $1,800,000. Mississippi, Ouach'i'a it Red Bij'er.— Land grant 0110 acres. Sold in foreclosure, Dec. 16, 1875, 0(X). (V. 2 I, p. 405; V. 81, p. 53i, bl3.) 257 for $33 msslssippl it earnings 1871-.5, and in p. 110.) Tennessee —Stock, V. 22, p. $ill,:i32. $885,400. Net 181. Missouri, Kansas it Tfxas.-Thc latest plan of settlement with bondholders was given in the Chuonicle. V 22,1) ''05. Receiver was appointed, December. 1874. Land grant is altout 4,565,1 12 acres. Annual report for 1875 in the Chronicle, V. 28, p. 542 (V. 19, p. '19: V. !M, 16. 141. 501; V. 21. p. 87, 186, -207. i51.;39S: V. 22, p. 111. 158,M5. 363, 446, 447, 47/, 49S 121, 542, 520.) it Oulf. —The stock is Interest pa'sed Oct., l--7i<, on 8d. and Jan., '74, on 1st m'tga. Net income of 1875. $241,616. 'V. 20, p. 403;V. 81, p. 15; V. 23, p. 470, 495. Missouri River, Fort Scott $5,950,000. LoTce. &Co. S. S. > Michifjan On/ro/.— The annual report to May 31, (V. 21, p. 109.) showed gross earnings on line and branches of $7,102,281, and net earnings, $2,0.14,188, or $76 250 loss than previous year. 'I he floating d bt June 1. 1875, was $770,015, against $1,056,153 on the Ist of Juno, 1874. The J., T A S. debt is assumed by Michigan Central, which also pays $70,001 per year on the stock, one-third of which it owns. Semi-annual report to Dec. 1, 187.5, in V. 88, p. 41, showing net income of S185.102 above interest charges, Ac. Interest was passe I on the Detroit A Bay City bonds, not guaranteed, Nov., 1875. (V. 19, p. 148; V. 80, p. 101; V. 81, p. 15; V. Mchigan Boston, Bost. Nat.Hank. 1904-1906 Various Company'^- Oiflce, M. A N. May, 1890 7 Nassau street. I'- M. A N. I.'i899 10 Jan. J. A J. N. Y., Farm. L. A T. Co. 10 April 15. 1890 A. A O. Boston, Co.'ft office. I'7.5, 2-', <fe J. 7 Rock.— Decree of foreclosure V. do 6 A 20, p. 336, 015; do B'k Com'rce. do Belfast and Boston. Manchester and Boston. Boat., Nat. I Memphis dt Charlei-ton-This road was leased to the Southern Railway Security Co.. bat in 1874 the lease was cancelled and Mr. R. T. Wilson, President of the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia, road was elected President of the Memphis & Charleston, with a new board of directors. So recent report has been obtainable. (V. 19, p. 424.) Memphis Portland, Mc. & N. N.Y., R.T.Wilson A Co. May 1, 1880 do Jan. 1,1885 do & J. Jan. 1,'1913 do do & J. 1873 to '78 do do M. & S. May 1, 1890 M. & N, N. Y., Swcnaon, P. A Co 8 Jan.Vi873 "'is. & J. New York and Boston Oct. 1, 1882 & O. Boston Otfice. 8 Oct. 1, 1882 & do 8 o, & N. N. Y'., Farm. L. A T. Co. May 1,1902 7 Jan. 1, 1890 do do 8 & J. 1890 & N. do do 8 April do 1, 1883 & O. do 8 Nov. 1, 1890 & N. do do 8 1890 Nov. 1, do do 8 A N. July 1, 1886 do do & J. 8 1879 July 1, do do & 8. 8 2I2 Jan., 1876 & J. do do do May 1,1902 & N, do 1902 & N. New York and Boston. & J N. Y., Farnt. L. A T. Co. July 1, 1885 Mareli 1,1878 do do & S, May 1, 1890 do do & N. Sept. 1, 1891 do do A S. 1839 & J. N.Y.,Win8!ow, L. A Co. Aug., 1899 & A. N. Y., Turner Broa. & D, N.Y., Morcb. E.xc. N.Bk. Dec, 1901 & D. N. Y., S. a. Sands A Co. June 1, 1902 7g. & J. Philadelphia, P.A R. Co. Jan., 1876 31a 10 & J, Detroit, 1st Nat. Bank. Jan. 1, moo 1890 & J. ?«• April 1. 1876 Memphis, Office, & O. Sept. l,'81to'93 do 8 A J Deldwire.—ThlaWne was leased by the New Jersey Southern, to fo.m part of the through route. Latelv. decree of foreclosure was made. (V. *), p. 242; V. 23 p. 567.) madj. (V. Portland. Bost., Nat. B'kCom'ro*. M. Marquette, Houghton <* Ontonagon.— This is aconsolidatlon of Marquette A Ontonagon and Houghton & Ontonagon. Lands amount to 48.),0ill acres chiefly timber and m'neral. Stock, t;J,306,600. Maryland do do J. J. main XTompany & 3's. Maine Centml.— The Mame Central leases ?cvera! earnings, $371, 4ai, against $523,150 net earnings in The report of the year's operations, 1874. This road forma a part of the through route, December 31. 1875, had the following: and is in close connection with tne Balti"The total eamlajs for the year 18?3 have been more &operated Ohio Railroad, which has made large ad»1,78«,0:b 47; operating expenses, Jl, 147,066 82; vances for recent construction on the "Short Line." earnings, ** JiiW.OlN) 83- sufficient to pay all opcr- Annual report V. 2J, p. 208. m net receipts of 8l"3,.38a do do 1, 408,9 rj •eading «nd 1, 1912 1890 to 1891 Oct., 1900 July, 1898 .fuly, 1901 Jnlv, 1891 July 15, 1875 April 1, 1883 Oct. 1, 1895 Juno 15,1876 May 15, 1890 May 1, 1876 Oct., 1911 July 1, 1889 Aug. 1, 1895 April Host., Nat. B'k Com'rcc. Host., N. Bk. Commerce K. "roads. »tlnE e-ipeuses. interest, coupons and rents, and leave a small b llance. In 18T4 the total receipts were $2.U91.('80 .5.i. and operating expenses tl.;8l.831 S5. Net, *8l2,39.t 30. Showing a diminution Wu9 year, as compared with last, in gross receipts, »j08,0O1 OS; in oiwratin? expenses of $134,bl4 43; Stocks— lioat Dividend. Poitland. & & ««• A. li J. & 6 J. & 6 J. & 3 J. & 6 A, & 6 A. & 6 J. & M. & V- M. & 7 A. & 7 J. & 7g. F. & A. 6 2,001,000 300,000 l8t mort.,guar. do 6 1.680,500 1,100,000 3,00l),000 1st mortgage Scioto do $3,«'2O,120 4!)«,8»2 300,(K)0 1,000 pal, Amount Rate i>cr When Where Payable, and by Outstanding Cent Payable Whom. ' 200,000 '2d iuortRU(.'o J{oik/»—Princiwhen due, INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. or Size, Par Road Bonds Value of Idatne Central— Sttte.k Maine Con tt-;il Date Miles for explanation of Golnmti headings, Ac, see notes at tlie (•ejul of first piise ot tables. h [June 24, 1876 ... ) . . RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. J> ne 24, 187<}.] BiilncrH>er« will confer a great OiTor For ezplaDatloii nEscKiPTiosr. of column licadlnK8< at the liead of first pngo Ao., 9e6 notee of tables. . Road. Rondo SS 85 <e l*lain bon<lH — 1,000 300,000 33,500 3,022,517 5,320,600 Ist mortgage, not endorsed MonticcUo Port Jervis Ist mortgage Morris rf Ksscx stock Ist mortgage, sinking fund — : Consol. mort. (for $25,000,000) guar. D. L. Special mortgage to I). I,. & W 2d mortgage Nashua <« ioice/^—Stock Bonds for freight depot 1871 1871 1874 7(M»,020 1,66H,0<K> 100 Ac. 53,000 1,453,858 1,000 1,800,000 1,000 1,040,000 . 1,(K)0 330,(KM) 1,000 .')0«,0<>0 50 250 500 Ac 1864 1866 varl'us 34 &W 137 1871 1871 1875 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 N 132 132 25 1871 1873 1870 1867 JVau^«<Kc/f—Stock Ist mortg.age, coupon ($52,000 convevtlble) Newark, Somerset <t Straitstt., O.— 1st mortgage. Newcastle <t Beaver Valley— Stoeii New Haven <£ Derbxi—lat mortgage Neio Uaeen <£• Northamp. (coual KR.)—Stock Mortgage bonds, coupon "57 600 100 1873 ioo l'856 "42 1860 500 Ae. 15 50 13 08&70 500 Ac. 10«) 100 76 1860 1,000 . . Bonds convertible, tax fi'ee, coupon Holyokc & Wostflcld KB N. J. Miilland— 1st mort., g'ld, guar, by N.Y.& O. 2d mortgage, currency Netc Jersey New York— 1st mort. (for $l,500,000i 16 80 80 37 78 . <£• «ou(/«r»4— Ist mortgage l8t mortgage (Toms' Ki ver br.) J. 1,000 1,000 1870 1870 1871 1873 1869 71a 2d mortgage bonds Consolidated mortgage, for $7,000,000 New Jersey West I^ine—lst mortgage, gold New London Northern— SUxik 327 ido 100 100 140 566 1st mortgage bonds 2d mortgage N. O., Mob. d re*.— 1st mortgage (Mob. to N. O.) Ifew Orleans, St. Louisa Cftw!.— Consolld. stock New consolidated mortg.age (for $25,000,000) Consolidated 1st mort., gold (N. O., J. & O. N.). Ist mortgage, do do 2d mortgage, do do Consolidated mortgage (Mississippi Central) 1st mortgage, do 2d mortgage, do _ Tennessee State Loan do . . 206 206 206 237 237 237 . . . . . Boston <* 350 tC Bonds for debt s assumed B. & N. F. stockholders do xa.OOO.OOO 5 tered. 1871 1873 1870 SaO, 916,000 2,120.000 120,000 1,600 5,300.000 "ioo 3,000.(KK) 1,500.0(K) 3(K),000 1,000 1873 1856 1860 1873 15s 3W, 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 3,599,000 2,941,000 (V. Company for thirty years. Lowell.— tint earnings in 1874-5, $56,404. (V. 21, p. 590.) Naugatiick.— lXet earnings 1874-5, $222,.32J. (V. ai,p. Hii.) Newark, Smierset <* StraitsvUU— leafed to San- dusky. Miinsficld more & Ohio. A Newark. New Bedford.— This road Guaranteed uy is Balti- leased and opciated for 8 percent by the Boston, Clinton * ''itchbnrg on stock and inter«et on debt. 8 7 1854 1,000 1,000 1,000 1871 1873 1873 1,600 1,000 1 1,0005 6,250,000 4,000,000 89,428,300 5,936,626 1,514,000 76,000 592,000 166,000 88,000 2(1. New 1,894,000 1,950,000 24,600,000 <t ) 488; V. S2 SI4-1, V. 21, p. 39, 54, 86, »3fl, 318, S9S, p. 87. 1.V, 5^2.) m.\ (V. 19, V. M»r<A«-n.— Operated under lease till for l.".0,000 a year. In$1&1,9'.5; disbursements, 1891 by Vermont Ontral come of Co.. in 1871-5, $143,973. (V. 21, p. ,5911 )_ JVmvw.—The Western Neio Orleans, Mobile vision of this road was sold Nov. 18. 1874. Interest The IruKlecs' cirou ar for rein default since 1872. organization of Western Division is given in V. SI, (V. 21, p. 211, 5ai; V. 43. p. 2<3, 85J, S-'S.) p. 231. New Orleans, S.XokIs C/Ucajo.— Gross earning* * * I j the panic of Jersey West Line.— In foreclosure. 2.1, p. 883; V. 2J, p 85 '. 400 > Office. do Office, do do do do do do Apr. iVi87» 1881 and 01 JiUy 1. 1013^ July 1, 1000. Oct.. 188r 2. 187« Nov. 1893 1876 1878 Fib.. July. Nov. 188» 1, Apr., 187B 1898 to 1900% Oct., 187i 1809 1801 1805 1881 March 1, 1803Nov. 1. 188I> 1881 April May 1003-. 1, 1, lOOfkI/ondon, Office, Apr.. 1. 187ft . O. N.Y.,B'k of N. America Bent.. I88» . D. do do July, 1802 • J New York, Co.'s Office. Jan. 1, 191S . New J J. N. N. A. N. Y.. 80. RR. Ass'n. N. Y., J. B. Alexander. do do RR. AM'n. do do Jan. 1,1813 July Oct. 1, 1, 1880 1860 . May 1,1912 N. Y., 80, N. Y., J. L. King. .1. A A A A Nov. do do '74. '79 'S*- 1886 1886 1884 Ang. 1,187* D. N. Y.. Omnd Cen. Depot. O. N. Y., Union Trust Co. DU do J. J. do June, lea's April. Jan. Jan. London. 1891 1, 1. leoft 1008 year ending Jane 30. 1875, IM8I.S2C; net, >l,363.Mft. See annualrcport, V. S2, p. 150. Opentcd a coiHncclln; line with 111. Cent. III. Ceniral bars Ob *2W.'iO0 per year of con»ol. mortgage bfinds of I87C The Miss. rent. Ist mort. bonds, due N<iv.. 1rt74. M-et^ not all paid, and Nov. I. 1875. and ,Tan.. 187R, ih was some delay In pavme t of Interest. Flo..itl debt June .30, UTS, $t,"9-».0-7. Receiver appointi int^ March. 1878. (V. VI, p. 15. «13; V. *!, p. M, 111, 15«, Liiimlion fj progin default »ince October, 187.1. Planof re-organi/,ation, V. 81, p. 4'i". (V. Si, ress. p. 313, 488; V. SI. p. 4()«, 4SS; V. 22, p. Ijonijon : 1 Nf w Jersey Southern. —This was a csnsolidntion of several roads. Net earnings. 1875, * 109,276. Interest New I £00. New Kort.— This was plans of rc-orgaiMzation are proposed. (V. 90, p. 258, 313, 358, 44i, 466, 489; lOOQ 1880 Oct. 1001 June 1, 1019. Jan.. do N. Y., Co.'a isoo- Jan.2. ISTB^ 1014 1891 » I p. 488.) ,/er» y Jfid/a/Kj.-Dcfanltcd after N. Y., Co.'« Marcb 1, I88ar June 1, 1000 • Apr. '80 to -eat New York and London O. N. O. A. operating exiWDses, $MI,350; net (V. 21, p. do do 8. A. J. J. 1873-1, $243.^2. ; New N. O. J. J. J. 7 7 6k. and fnnded coupons. The company, having exhausted its capital and crt-dit in construction, leased to the New York Midland for 7 per cent on its cost it had at the time a Hontingdelit of altout $400,000. After the panic of 1873 the road came back without sufllcicnt rnlling ft ck and without means to pay intcreiit. The bondholders fnnded Several coupons, but default was again made. p. 640; B. 1 877-18 __ Jan. 1, 19Mt A A New York Co.'s Office. May 1,1889 H. A N London. Baring Bros. May 1. 1004 Q.-J. N.Y., Or. Central Depot. July 17. 1876^ M. A N N. Y. Union Trust Co. May 1, 1883 F. A A do do Aug. 1,1876; M. A N do do May 1, 1883 M. A N do do May 1.1 883 M. A N. do do May 1.1883 do F. A A do Aug. 1, 187ai J. A D. do do Doe. 15. 188T 6 7 2,900,IKX) 1873 I A. A. l,I88Si De<<. Nov. 1. 188S.f 1H76 and 'SSi 1883 leoi F. %'' 6 7 6 6 6 7 a consolidation of the Hackensack & N. York and Ilackcnsack Extension, and further hndt to Haverstraw. The old bonds are about $100,000, T p. c, dnc May, 1890. — MonliceUo it Fort Jerci*.— Defaulted in 1873. Sold July 7, 1875. (V. 19, p. 3;», 143, 5a); V. SO, p. 35«, 383; V. 21, p. 39, 592.) Morris « £i>Ma;.— Leased in perpetuity to the The lessees Delawar,;, Lackawanna * Western. assmn all liabilities and pay 7 per cent on ptock, and 8 after 1874. if thev then earn 10 net on Morris AEsBcxroad. (V. 20, p." 85, 477, 4s 8; V.C2, p. 309.) Naahv.Ue, Chattanooga * St. Louis.—Qmta earnings of 1874-5. *l,fl O.to; expenses, $1.151.!i.M; net earnings, };.',28,871. In six months ending Dec. .31, 1873. net earnings were $3)!, 120. (V. 21, p. 370; V. 22, p. 109, 181. 30-, 4';0, 4'i7.) N'isnvUle <ft Decatur, leased May 4, 1*71, to Lou- * 8 New Haven. J. O. A A A M. A M. A F. A J. A I'- 1,!>00,000 3,723,5(X) 1869 1,000 1874 £100Ac 100 18.5'3 500 Ac. 1856 1,000 1854 100 Ac. 1853 1,000 earnings, $195,91.3. 4:7, p. 489.) Nashua 309,500 4,000,*)0<) — A A F. A "P- F. A ?«• M. A H. A 6 A. A 7 H. A 7 A. A 7r. M. A 2 6 A. A 7 J. A or? g. J. A 997,000 1,997,000 1,279,000 5,000,000 Neto Jersey Nashville A. L.'iOO.OOO A A 12,158,650 1874-5, $595,lt>4; Montgomery tfc Eufaula. Interest has necn in default since January. 1873. It is one of the State aid roads, and advertised for sale Dec. 6, ISI"?. (V. 21, & J. 6 425.) NewIIavenit Derby— Jiet earnings Uontciair.- 'The 2d mortgage was foreclosed Dooember, 16'4, and road sold ajain Sept. 25, 1875. (Y. SO, p. 18, 290,333, 4 88, 501, 571; V. 21, p. 186, ievilic 7 New Haven city guarantees $225,000 of the bonds. New Haven <6 Northampton.— 0<oa» earnings, t«8.) 2T8, 323, 395.) 3 3,000,000 Co. Q.—J. NewcoKtle, Penn Various N. Haven, E.8. Bcrautou 2>a 1,(KK),<)00 2(K),(KK) A do' N. Y.. Union Tnint Co. J, N. Y.. Del., Lack A W. N. do do A. do do A A J. do do A A. do do A O. do do J. A D. do do "i'H A. A "O. New York A NaabrHle. 4 N. Y., V. K. StcTciinon. 7 J. A J. do do 7 J. A J. N. Y., Drexel, M. A Co. 6«. A. A O. Nasbvllle, Cn.'R OiHce. M. A N. Boitou A Noahua. %' F. A A. Brldgeiiort, Conn. 7 J. A J. do do 7g. M. A N. N. Y., ITnlon Trust Co 2,460,000 900.000 do D. I87« 1889 1807 Jan., Jan., do do N. Y., G. Opdyke F. A. ^ 1,000 1,000 100 Ac. 100 Ac. 500 Ac. ! ! F. J. 52.^,(XI0 1,0<K),000 1865 1872 1871 j 7 7 7 7 7 (V. SO, p. — (V. SI, p. 60j; V. ii, p. 800.000 200,000 1,882,900 103,000 800,000 605,000 H. K Mofnle Ohio. The company has been in d'. fault since March, 1815. Gross earnings, 1916, $1,914,347; 513, 2,100,(XM) 50O,(MKI J. 7 S^y.— Leased to PlttsNeio Castle <t Heaver bnrgh, Fort Wayne A Chicago, and lease transferred to Penn. Company. Net earuings, 1875, $219,531. 50J:V.23, p 280.) net, «.36!,453. 840 840 regis- Mobile <6 Girard —The Central Railroad of Georgia endorses »21i,SW of the flrrt and nil the second luortgage bonds. Net earnings 1874-5, $22,()83. Jfo^i^ cfc Montifomery.- Sold in foreclosure. November, 1874, and stock giveu'to old bondholders. Old mortijagc debt yet out, (Wi3,l00. (V. S(i, p. 82, & 842 do do Bonds railroad stock do do real estate do Bonds convertible till 1869(N. Y. Central) Eeuewal bonds 2d mortgage, sinking fund (Hudson River) Coupon bonds 1871 (not mortgage) coupon or New mortgage mortirairp 5 $30,000,000 ) «ew j ,025,tKK) 8. Q-J. .395,115 Monlreat—lst mortgage, gold Canada— 1st M., sterling, guar. !).& H. Can. Nov York Central it Hudson iJiuer—Siook Premium bonds (N. Y., Central) N. y. 3,230,000 6,57.'J.203 do do K.A J. A u- 5,00<),<KX) 3,<KK),0(K) 28I,(I(K) ft73,(MK> 9,00(),tKMJ 100 Ac. 100 Ac. Income and equipment mortgage 2d mortgage scrip Jf. T., 7 9,800,000 1,000 M. T., Nat. City Bank. Bavuuiab, C. RR. Bank. J. Q-M. New York. l.f>Ddoii. A N, Mobile. I^udon. A N, J. A J. New York and London. M. A N. Mobile. 8 Mun^b do J. A J. New York or London. l"- M. A 8. N. Y., Q. Opdyke A Co, ?«• l,0O0.0(KI 14 J Dividend I M. ««• M. 14,2«7,)tO0 1 345 Bavannab. 8 88S,(K)() 1867 1870 1870 J. «K. M. AN. New York and (») 100 Ac. Wliou. A A A 8 077,.'»50 5,686,000 1,.524,300 .1,000 Paj-itble J. J. J. 780.fK)0 80 80 23 137 84 84 2d mortgage Con vertilile bonds Constniction bonds Gen. ra. & Ist on Boontou Br. &c. (guar. D.L.&W.) Nashville, Chattanooga <f S(. ioMi»— stock Bonds to U. S. goverimient, 2d mort New Ist mort. ($20,000 per mile) Nashville tC Decatur— Int mort. guar, by L.A 1,000 ie229 £100Jtc 21 Tex.) 2d mortgage Income bonds Montgomery it Hufaula—l mort., end. by Alabama. JIT. $:i77,.V)0 100 Ac. Si Cent. $900 900 100 100 1873 1893 ConRolidated mortgage, gold (for $15,000,000)... Monlclair of tfetc Jersey— lat m., gold, guar — 1860 1867 Val uc. 180 610 Ist mortgage, sterling Interest bonds Interest bondii, sterling Teunosscc 8iil>8., 1st mortgage, sterling Special mortgage (Mississippi, Gainesville 2d niortgiigo tC- '50-'66 i Mobile if: Montgomery stock MobileiC OAwAstock Convertible 8 per cent bouda xxm by glTlug ImmejlUf notlee of B Br error 4lacoTcrod In Ifcea* Tablaa. rt^<f' Prtn«». _ _. interest or DiviDExm. MUes Date 81m, or ,|Hil, Wh«-u I>ii«h. Amount Rule per Wben __ of of Par Where Furable, and by au>ekf—lji»% OuUtiindUiff „.. (Hrard— 1st mort. ($U12,50O end.) 2d Mioitfias?o, endorsed by Georgia Uaihoud Itobile : a8:.3«8.) — A New York, Boston Monirtal. Proposed consolU dalion of several roads from New York to Rallaad. Company defaulted In I8T4 and now In hoad* •> reccivi-r; foreclosure pendlnc. ^V, 40. p. 136, XML 333, 405: V. 21. p.l6, St9; V. 22. p. 447. 471, 545, Uair New York A Canada. -Tt"^ bonds ar* guuaatc«4 Iludson t^nal Co. Road opeaaA by the Delaware A through Oct.. 187S. (V. New York Cemirai A rolidatinn of New York was made Nov. 1. 18ta SI, p. SOT.) Hudson Hirrr —The ca^ Central and Hudson Rl«n In l.««8 the Mock of tba separate companies was $42,719,700. The scrip divi^ dend on New York Central of 90 per e. nt was mad* In Dec.. 1868. On c-nsolldatlon. another *7perc«Bt was disliibnted on C.nlral stock and '5 per cent on Uudsin. The mortgage loan for $40.'(O.000 lata retire prior debt, and the balance lor laying Ifai^ and fourth track and other Impruvcmcnts. tracks were virtually completed from Huff to Alhaa^ Jan. 1 ,1875, thus furnishing a doable track rood ex-, cbisivcly for freight traffic The llirlRailroad was leased April, 1873. The following Is a compart^ son of operations, Ac., for Ave years Cost of I TbM* . m Gross Net Fnnded and Receipts. Receipts. DebL eqalpat^ $ 1874-5. 8<).0«7.218 11.7«.\lll 4lfllD3.nt7 1873-4. 81,«'I0,«8« 18,»6J,08» S'^.lSl.TtJ 1873 8. 29.1S6.8M 1I,48I,8S3 27.725.531 9,I84.2«) 16,4II6,0«> 1871-1... 2.-).580.«7.'» 8,Mn,S1S l.\«31.719 1870-1... «1,»r8,lfl5 88<>, 546; V. «, p. 41, 191.) (V. SO. p. 4S, ?6.3^5.7T|fe H.Mft.6aS ;H.oi4.«e« eo,4ii,aR !. BAILROAD STOCKS AKD zzir DOND,-. [Juno 24, 1876. 8ab«e>lber« will eonter a sreat fkTOr by elvlnz Imniedlatii notice of any error dl^coTered In iheie Tables. DESCRIPTION. For explanutiou at of Miles column tlie )n!:iil hondiiig^, <&c., see notes of first page of tables. //i(r/em— Common stock Preferred stock Consol. mort.. coup, or rcg. (for ^12,000,000) York ffeio Blnklu!,' f unil Y. Jloiistttonic of Road. Bonds. $.50 1872 1861 1872 1872 i32 . . d Sorthem — Ist mortgage 150 JV. Y. Kinysl. d S'/ra.—lst m., K'd ($1,000.000) -If. Y. d- Aeir Kiifjlaiul ( JSosl. , Itartf. <t Ji'ne)—Stock. Ist luortgagcf, old A>w I'ork, Kew ilacen, rf //art/orrf—Stock Harlem & PortcUoster, 1st mortgage guaranteed. Jf. Y. d Osicego Midland— l»t mortgage, gold 1,000 500 &e. 500 &c, 100 12'4 1873 1869 1870 1871 334, 225 225 2d mortgage, convertible 2d mortgage, non-convertible 100 &c 3d mortgage, equipmcut 1873 Ist mortgage. Western extension Consoliilated mortgage d iJ(M(u/i—(8touiagton)—Stock Ist mortgage 62 62 if. Y., I'ror. '58-'60 Kxtension General mortgage ($1,000,000 authorized) North Carolina—atovk, common " 62 223 223 223 103 102 102 102 58 56 Preferred stock Mortgage bonds ,. fforthea»lcrn {S. t'.)— Stock, coimnon Pref. stock (8 i>er cent) exchangeable for lat mortgage, new 2d mortgage, new Fennsyleania ."North 2d mort. —Stock mortgage Ist Chattel mortgage ad mortga.ne Oeueral mortgage bonds Northern Central Stock 1st mortga.ge, State (Maryland) loan 2d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon 3d mortgage, sinking fund, coupon 3d mortgage, Y. & C. RK. (guaranteed by Bait.).. Consolidated mortgage, gold, coupon do do registered 1855 1865 1853 1868 1868 1870 1872 ido 21 21 550 1870 "66 66 122 122 d Luke Cluiinplain—Stock 100 100 303 393 148 393 393 393 100 100 1862 1868 1868 1871 1873 1874 1865 1862 1870 1876 1876 .. Spring.. Div. (Si>.& 111. SE.) 1st M. (for .$3,000,000) Creekd Allei/heny lliver-lut mort.(W. & F.RR.) 228 50 38 25 'Oil Creek RR.) Ist mortgage (Un. & Titusville RR.) New mortgage, (Pitts. T. & B.) nie lionds (P. T. &B.).i 126 217 'Ola Colon//— stock 1866 1867 1871 1874 1875 1871 , 'Bonds 3onds 'Bonds Bonds •Omaha d Northwestern—Land grant gold bonds! d Newark— lat mortgage .', 40 . 1,000 1,000 *200 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 &c. 100 &e. 100 &c. 100 1,000 1,000 500 &c. 1.000 1,600 9 200 — Oreyon a California 1st mortgage Osweyo d Bonie—lst mortgage guaranteed Income mortgage bonds Osweyo d .Syrae use— Stock, 9 per cent guar Mortgaire 1,000 1,000 1870 Ohio d 'Orange 100 &c, 100 63.'69 Sinking fund bonds .>/(ss(v.v(^>i>i—Stock, common Preferred stock (7 p. e. yearly, cumulative) Income au<t funded debt bonds 1st con.soliaated mort. ($3,517,000 are s. f.) Consolidatetl mortgage, sterling 2d consolidated sinking-fund mi>rtga,ge Del)enturc sinking fuud bonds (for $1,000,000). 50 1865 1866 281a '35 1,000 1,000 50 35 58&64 500 Ac. lioiids J. M. 7 7 New yor<A«rn.— Foreclosure King Ion <fe S>/r<JC«««. -Includes old Oawego Sold in foreclosure May i, York, liondont & 1875, fo.r $750,00). (V. Ill, p. 366, Sii; V. 20, p. 242, S14, 459, bio; V. 21, p. 160.) New York * .few Enoland.— This was formerlv Boston Haitf. & Eric. The road was opeiated by the trustees of ihe Berdell mortgage for s-everal years and conveyed to tlie new company in July. 1875. Grosj earnings (in Mass.), 1874-5. $:mi,l~8 net. $l!t7,l(;H. (V. 20, p. 28'.), 336, 614: V. 21, p. 31, y F. M. 7 f. 3 3 8 •M. At 8. M. M. & 8. & N. ; 807, .133, .5:0.) ' ^ New York, New Haven tE HaHforcU—'Set income applicable to divi.lend- in 1874-.-). S1.6M,!)3!), against $1,S78,W6 in 18ra-4. (V. A3, p. 6!; V. 2.', p. 15.) . New^ York <t Onceqo 3fiKan(f.— Interest in deranlt "inoe IST:V Receiver.-.' certiflcates have been Jesned, and tiie rtoatiiig debt, Sept. i)0, 1874. was $•!.S74.619. Deficit on operations, year 8^3 4, tSiS 33J IjJtcst funding plan V. 21, p. 278. (V. 20. n' 83 242, 28fl. 313, 5i)l, 582; V. 2t, p. 40,61 ISS; Y. ii. p. 358, 447.) New York, PriHlence <fi Z?o<<On,— Annual report for fiscal year cnrtin; Sept. 1, 187.5, showed net eirn- logstlnS.MI. loaviag a aurplns of »7:i,7il above interest anl divi.-lonl piyinems. Fall rer-on V.21 p, 464. North Cantioa.. Lccsed September, 1871. to Eichnanville Railroad at #2a>.000 per annum. 1875, the gau,'o wa.s chanse.l. Dividends pel cen I. are paid oa stock, of which the State Moml .* .in March, <jl t total expenses, 8 3 net .T. do 1878 1878 & 1881 July 1, 1899 do. do Company Shops, N. C. do do 1876 Sfar., Mar., 1876 do do 1877 & 1888 May, 1875 1899 1899 Feb. 1, 1876 Charleston, Sept. 1, Sept. 1, do Philadelphia Office, & J, do do Jan. 1, 1885 & O. do do Apr. 1, 1877 M. & N, do May 1, 1896 do M. & Baltimore & Philadcl. April 1, 1876 Q-. Annapolis. Irredeemable. J. & Daltiniorc. July, 1885 A. & do April, 1900 J. & do Jan., 1877 J. & do July, 1900 A. & do July, 1900 A. & do April, 1880 J. & do Jan. 1, 1922 London & Baltimore. July 1, 1904 J. & J. & Jan. 1, 1926 J. & Boston, Office. Juno 1, 1876 1875 J. & J. J. City, Ilmlson Co. B'k, 1878 J. & J New York. July, 1900 J. & J. New England Trust Co. Silly 10, 1876 do do July 1, 1877 J. & J. do do July, '75 to '77 J. & J. Boston, Office. J. & J Jan. 10, 1876 A. & O April 1, 1876 do J. & J. do Jan., '78 to '79 M. & s; Mar., 1890 do Nov. 1, 1905 6c S. New Y^ork, OiBce. Mar. 1, 1873 & O do do April.l, 1882 & J. Jan. 1, 1898 do do London. & J Jan. 1, 1898 April, 1911 & o New York, Office. & N. do M.ay 1, 1883 do 1st coup, due Nov., '77 Nov. 1, 1905 & A. Philadelphia, Office. Feb. 1, 1896 & O. do Apr. 1, 1882 do & J, July 1, 1890 do do Feb. 1, 1896 & A do do & A. do Feb. 1, 1896 do July 1, 1876 & J. Boston, Office. & S do Sept., 1876 & A. Aug., 1877 do & A do Aug. 1. 1881 & S. March, 1894 do & D. do June 1, 1895 & J. N. Y., Kountze Bros. Jan., 1901 & N, Newark, Office. A O. Frankford O. M. & N, N.Y., Farmers' L.iT.Co, May, 1915 do &A do Feb.. 1891 & A. N. Y., Del., L. & W. RR. Feb. 20, 1876 do & N, do 1880 & 1885 7 7 3 6 6 6 6 6 g. ««• 7 6g. 3\ 7 7.30 5 g. 6 7 2 4 8 8 '3 'a 7 7 6 g- 7 6 . 7 7 7 7 7 3 4 7 6 7.30 6 g. ?«• 7 413 7 81,561,124 net income was $1, 7)6,839, of which was paid for interest and rentals, leaving 8459,463. equal to 7 80-10) percent capital >-tock of the company. The 5 per mortgage is to excnanr;e for inconi'^s (V. 19, p. 0~17; V. 80, p. 867, a36, 3 io; V. $3,0.':0.OJO of lj72. do do do A. N. A. income. upon the cent 1884 1, 1876 1903 July 1, 1894 May 1, 1895 May, 1896 J. 10 3,068,400 1,000,000 400,000 30,441,300 2,004,400 400,000 245,000 3,077,000 2,000,000 500,000 468,000 20,000,000 4,030,000 174,000 6,581,000 112,000 3,905,000 160,000 1,616,000 1,500,000 580,000 500,000 1,155,000 300,000 6,733,800 1,000,000 1,450,000 265,500 1,692,000 500,000 16,000 p. m. 546,000 10,950,000 350.000 200,000 1,320,400 124.000 net, & & & M.'&sr. M. & B. M. & S F. & A. 8 360,000 1,500,000 2,035,000 5,842,000 1..500,000 1,490,000 1,120,000 202,602 2,599,000 205,000 1,000,000 3,000,000 2,964,000 $:),1i2,l23: 1, 1876 1, 1876 May, 1900 Jan. 1, 1881 Oct., 1902 July 1, 1902 N. Y., M. Morgan's Sons, April 10, 1876 Q.-^ '4 Northern Central.—T.\e annual repnrt for 1875 in Chronicle. V, 22, p. 278, shows gross earnings, $1,247,176 Dividend. July July Grand Cen. Depot. July i'j. N. Y., G. Opdyke & Co. do do i N. do do t) common three, Ohio 464. 6 per cent for three years, 7 for the next for the next fourteen years. and S Mt^sisHppi.-Kn abstract of the annual (fc report to rlnnii ;10 was given I 332 in V. 31.p. and is for three years: The following comparison 18r2-73. Earnings $3,751,423 Operating expenses. 2,613,313 1,14', 109 Net Interest, &c 1,033,37 \ The B'k. York. Boston. J. N.Y., 2I9 U North Pennsylvania.—Gross receipts In year 1S74-5, »1,417,734: net, $512,19!; snrplin above interest. $160,587. Stock held by Philale'p'.:ii city was sold February, 1875. (V.23, p. 231, 403; V. 28, p. 134.) $l,928,i4T; New J. When Due. S(oc/.«— Last 7 C— dt do do J do O. N. Y.,St. Nich.Nat. do do N. pal. 7 York <6 //arfem.—Gross earnings 1873-4, of North C»rolina holds $3,030,000. (Vol. Ifi, p. 653; 1,856,525; operating expenses. $1,719,:5S4; net V. 17, p. 155, 218; V. 20, p. 267; V. 20. p. 39 .) Oimiiigs, tl,l 17,141. Leased to New York Central Northeaatam, 8. Annual re ort fir 1S71-5 In at 8 percent per annum (payable J. & J.) on stock, *ad interest on bonds. The Fourth avenue horse- V. 20. p. 499. Gross earnings. J4!8,9.56; net, railroad and real estate was retained. Tlie extra $175,441. Report to Sept. 33, 1873, net earnings, $70,052. dividend April, 1378, was froai profits of city line. York, JToiisatonic pending. (V. 21, p. 049.) & Central Depot I'- M. & N. New New J. N.Y., Or. J. do M.&'S. J. 5 1.930,500 1,000 1,000 1>000 1,000 1,000 74-'75 "7' 3,978,1.50 500 &c. 500 &e. 500 &u, 8212 Prefen'oil stock Equipment liouds Bonds ' 7 7 7 g. 7 g (?) 2d mortgage ii 000 500 50 500 &c 500 &c, iss 1st mortgage. State loan, sinking fund Funding ,50 1869 1869 138 138 138 20 138 138 138 Norwich d Worcester—Stock. (Oil 100 100 500 50 ' 1st mortgage Northern rdeijlc— lat mortgage, gold, land grant. mortgage 76,000 250,000 837,000 3,000,000 1,000,000 380,000 899,350 90,000 820,000 231,500 67-'68 56 Consol. mortgage, gold, s. fund, coup. $ or £ Mort. b'ds (for .$3,000,000, c.vc. for incomes of '72) Northern, N. i/.— Stock Northern of Xew Jersey— Stock l.st 1,000 1,000 1,000 313 Income con ver.til*le bonds, couiM)n Income bonds for roads purchased, coupon Ogdensbar!/ 1869 3,O'>)0,000 & Jk M. & J. & A. & J. & 4 4 1,500,(X)0 100 1,000 — do 1863 $7,500,000 1,500,000 10,500,000 108,444 2,500,000 20,000,000 273,000 15,500,000 2,000,000 8,000,000 2, 500.000 1,500,000 3,800,000 2,425,000 1.200,000 1,000 1864 "SG 141 lionds Amomit When Where P.ayable, and by Outstanding Rate per Payable Value. Whom. Cent. Par .50 . —Prinol INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. Size, or 132 d- N. Date I of The company purcha'cd 1873^. 1874-75. • $3,473,074 $.3,204,479 8,548,S<K) 2,310,969 931,193 771,138 the Springfield 863,.510 815,472 & IHinois Southeastern R .ad March, 1875. for «v,000,000 in bonds secured on the Sp. A I. S. road, and with privilege of funding c upons to Nov., 1577: of the same mortgage bonds $i,t.00,000 werj reserved, the proceeds to l>e used for improvements. Since election of director.-" Oct. 14, '7.3, the Bait. * O. interests are more largely represented in the board. (V. 20, p, 2)5. 267, 29'>, 291, 477, 491; V. 21, p. 2li9, 382, 372, 3%; V. 82, p. 111.) 32, p. 257.) Northern New II impMre.—^et year 1875-6 was $123,81 1). (V. 22, p. Income 56 fiscal .) Northern of Xew ./erjiey.— Operated by Erie at 35 per cent of gross earnings, which in .873 were $273,991. <V. 2), p. 488.) Northern Pacinc-'^nht \\\%. 12 1975. for tlOO.OOl and pref. stock is isHued to bonlhoUlers at the rate of §1.4)0 for each *l,;i'0 bond, an'l this inc'ifdesthe interest funded to -luly, "878. This stock is exchangeable for land at its par value. (V. 'H, p. 15, 78, 137, 160, ;31, 321, 372; V.22, p. 133, 159, 333.) Norwich iro-cw'«)'.— L°a?ed February. 136). to Boston. Hartford & Erie f t 100 years at In per cent per annum on c ist. Dividends paid of 10 percent peraiinam. Gross receipt* in !874-5, $729,440; net $i94,997. (V. 21, p. 5 90 V if: Og'l^mhurg it L ike CArt^ni^m.— Leased iiiMarch, twenty years to thy Vermont C'entral for ition bonds, 8 per cent on preferred stocii and on 1870, for tifrcst Oil Creek <t Allegheny Riser. —Sold in foreclosure consol. mortga..;e, Dec. 29. 187S, for glO ',00.X New organization made Jan., 1876, as Pitts. Titusv. Buff. RK. (V 21, p. 43, 302; V. 22, p. 16, 1:35, 279, & 399) Old Coony.— There are S:32,!"00 5 per cent lionds due 18>4. Total eariiin-js in 1874-5. $2.286,4"3; expenses, $l.4'.3,l:»: net, $7;18,723. (V. 21; p. 533.) O'^aha <fc .Vo;VAw'e.9^.— Passed interest 1874. Some bonds and coup's exchanged for lands. (V. 82, p. 79.) Oregon (6 C^r/i/or/ii^.— Bonds nearly all placed in Germany. Af te-.' default in 1373. proposition offered by Bon. IIoI1.4d:iy, President. (Sec V. 19, p. 480; V. 2!. p. :J75 ) OiiO'go <6 ffom«— Opeiited by the Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg ai 8per<ent on $30-3,000 stock and interest on first mortgage bonds. —Leased to Del. Oswegoxt Syracuse. for Interest on bonds and 9 per cent Lack, ifc on stock. West, ; J !! riibaeribcra 1 .. ... RAILBOAD STOCKS AND BONDj. 24, 187G.] tvl'.l confer a srcat Avor by DESCRIPTION. For oxplaitatluii uf coliinin at tUo hoiul of lii'Kt bea^tliif^a, See., see nutpfi paf;(i uf tublcH. Oieoubiro rf ItaKmllcille—lHt mortgage Pacific of Missouri —Stock iHt iiioitK.iKe, Kiild '2d inorts'^iKo (»inliiug fluid $50,(NK) por uuniun) Real eslato (dciiot) bonds Debt to 8t. Louis Coiiuty (no bonds) lucoiiic bonds, (Kniiruntced Atlantic <& PaclUc) immadUta xlvlnz MUcA Date Si»-, or of [ionds Value. tit Road . 1872 $500^10 100 2H:i 18«'8 1,000 T,(MK).00O 7,(KK),000 283 1871 1,(M)0 2,7(K),0<M) 600 iic. 800,000 1872 1875 1513 1873 1871 KM) Ac, 1„^<K),000 Caroudelet Bi'aiicii, let mortgage Lex. <& St. Louis braucb, 1st luort., gold, guar do lid mortgiige do T-oavoiiwortU, Atch. & N. W., 1st uiort., guar I'uiliicah Jfei/iyjAid— 1st mortgage, gold U.-i General mortgage, sterling Paris l*iini-iUf.— \v,i inortgago Paris <£• Ikxatiir, lis.)— 1st mort., g'd, sink. I'd Palcrsoii .Vcicn//,— 1st uiort., guar, by Erie Pekin, Lincohi d: Decatur Ist iiiortgiigc 47 47 34 >3 75 12 07 J'e«t)i«u/«r(Micli.)—l8t mort., gold, eiuk. fuud 1(!U PeKH»i/(rnuia— Stock 809 355 1,000 1,000 1,000 21 i£- runama — Stocit t(- i I — 1870 Ist mortgage, gold, (held by Pennsylvania RR.). PennsylcaiUa <t i'cftticare— 1st mortgage 2d mortgage Pennsiilrania a New rorAc— Ist mort., guarau. k. . . . '."MJO 500 Ac. 1871 1,000 "50 2,794,000 1,190.000 1,200,000 500,000 1,076,000 3,800.000 08,870,200 1,000 1,000 4,U7(I,(KK) 19,99i»,7(;0 6 1,600 5,<HI7,:i(iO 29,2.')0,{K)0 6 6 50 50 3,<HKI,<KK) H,<K)0.(K)0 1,000 7.(«)(1.<KK) mortgage 2d mortgage Perkiomen — 1st mortgage Consol. molt., gold, guar. P. & R., (sink.' 90 »3 1870 18 1867 1873 fund) '"82 i'etecsfcKr;/—Stock 1st mort. bonds (payable $25,000 ye;irly) Philadelphia <t Hall. Oenlral—let mort. (Pa) 2d moi-tgage (Pa.) Ist mortgage dC ( Md. Suubury & , 100 621,0(K> 1,000 ,200,(HK) , P. R. . . 100 Ac. KM) Ac. 100 Ac. 50 1857 1801 1808 1869 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 50 50 Preferrrtl stock Mortgage loans inconvertible Loan mortgage, convertible do sterling do do do do 184:^-9 1857 1836 1836 .*. Pennsylvania 1st mort., sinking fimd Ixian moitgiige, sterling 1,000 E.ast 1,000 1836 1808 18G8 1871 1871 1871 1873 1873 1874 1872 Loan debenture mortgage Ixiaii Consolidated mort., dollar loan, coupon or reg do do gold, doU.ir or sterling do dollar loan, gold.coup. or reg do Debenture lo.in (convertible 1876-92) Iinprovem't mort. (dollar or sterling) sink'g fund. Gen. mort., $ and £ (sink, fund 1 p. c. yearly) Coal & Iron Co., guar, inort. (for $30,000,000). Phila:M»hia tt rreii(o/i— Stock Philadcl/fhiu. Gertnantown <£ Norrisiown Stock I'hilailelphia, Wiliniiijilon iC- Baltimore Stock 1st mortgage, convertible Plain bonds, loan 750 . 100 98 Pitts., C. <t SI. i.— Ist m., cons, — Now Evansvi'.le. Owdk RusseHeHle. Nat-hviHe. To be sold in foreclosure. Owemhoro Pacific 0/ MiieourL—UnaiKaa Atlantic & Pacific Railrnatl nnd dividends giinrantecd. In Sept. and Oct., 187.5, the price of ptock fell from 47^ to 1%, the principal canses being a decrease of $1)02,996 in earnings since .Tannary 1 the failure of A. & P. to pay the October dividend advertised, and the fact that the road was so heavily P. Co. The lease was loaded with debt to A. surrendered Nov., 1875, and litigation is pendin;;. Interest on .3d mortgage and on Lexington & St. leased .July, 18T3, to & Louis In default, December, 1875. (V. *), p. 288, 4i9, 593; V. 21, p. 40, :Wi, :».1, 412, 418, 4m, 4:9, 536, 571, 592; V. 22, p. 10, 183, 3i8, 6GS.) Paducth. & jl/l3m/>/ifs.— Foreclosure proceedings commenced, bat compromise afterward reported. (V. 21, p. 110; V. 23, p. 233.) Panama.— \ steamship line lately started. (V. 20, p. 3.-)8; V. 21, p. 207, '231, 489; V. 2i, p, 88, 283, 847, 306, 352, Paris . flawiffft—Foreclosure In progress. (V. 2'J7.) Pari* <ft Dwifur.— Consolidation. Now Illinois Midland. (V. 19, p. 331; V. 21, p. 613.) Ptdersoa i£ A cuiari.— Lately operated by Eric. Stock is $i.jO,OCO. Ptkln, lA'CoLn <fc ij««<ur.—L"ased to Toledo, Wabash &, Western. To be sold in foreclosure 21, lbV6. (V. -il, Peninjfu/or.— There «54!),0(X). p. 2t7.) is also a second mortgage for Defanlted May), & 18r2. Goiipousantunded. L. M. July, 1871. W. L. Consol. with Pt. Huron Bancroft. Receiver. (V. 17, p. 165, 630, 763.) Pennsylvania.— tha report for '75 is given in V. 2!, p. 253. 447. In May, '75, Ihe dividend was changed to the rate of 8 per cent per annum. The direct funded debt of the company is $59,000,000 in 1874 the Uabilily as a guarantor of principal and interest 50O,(KK) 8 3(K),()00 8 •7 7 800,000 7 5,000,000 3,000,000 8,680,000 32,725,775 1,551,800 1,510,500 79.500 182,400 907,200 495,900 134,400 1,138,900 2,700,000 10,688,000 7,000,000 6 7 A. A. 7 7 6 g. 6 « 7 g. V. 2J, p. * Peimsijlv'ani 2I3 839.0<K» fi,222,(KX) 5.000,000 3,1X10,000 775,000 A Xew 105,784.015 62,589.537 corporation dis- 253.) Delaware.— "The lease of close couuection with the Lehigh Valley. Net earnings 1873. $448,361. Dividend'oT 754 pcrceht paid on preferred stock, $3,000,000; common stotk is$l,u«i,7«0. Peoria Chicago, Peorlt, Jane .SO, <(: Bureru lliC^.— Leased perpetually to Rock Island Pekm <* & Pacific at $125,000 per year. JaekfOntAle.-ln year ending 1874, net earnings, $00,86!. Rock Ifland.— la hniids of receiver. Defaulted In 1874. There arc old 10 per cent bonds of $150,000. (V. '20. p. 141, 616; V. 81, p. 159. 319, 535; V. 22, p. 56, 814, 4M.) Reading. Pifriio/n«n.— Leased to Philadelphia Peoria <t & ; was on |%J,»S3,S0O bonds; annual liability additional on guarantees of interest or rentals, $13,862,319. /\!fer(*«r!7,— Gross eaminga (Vol. 19, p. $103,873. V. 64, 378; V. 28, p. 185.) mi 1874, «, p. do do $240,145: net, 593: Y. «!• do do 1, 1 1 I, leso* Oct. \\ 1870 Jan. Oct. 10. IS07 July Jan. 18«» V, I<r7« 1. Feb., 1900 May IHHOto'OO Mav 29. lH7e. Jan., 1880 1010 Annnallr.l Juuo lOOA 13, N.Y.,Chlc.,R.I. A Pae. Feb.. 1876 N. Y., Imp. A Trad. B'k. Jnly 1, ISM, a'a. New York and London Pltl«tiiu-gti Co.'s Office. Pliliud<l|>bla. Pkllailelphlu, Office. do Pblla., Oct.. 1173 IIHKI lIKKi do 1003 B'k N. America. June do Phlla., do 227 8. 4th»t. do do A A A A A do do J. Philadelphia, Pa. RE. O. do do O. Phila.. Pa. Life A T. Co. J. do J. Plilladelphla 1, Jniie. IMM 1906 1000 1897 1013 Jan., 1872 Feb!.' 1, Apr. June 1. A Philadelphia, Office. A A A J. A M. A T. A J. A A. A J. A J. A J. A J, A A. A J. A do do do J. J. J. J. 8. J. J. do do do London. do Philadelphia, Offioe. Ixuidon. Pbllndelphhi, Office. do do do do O. D. > 1902 Jan., 1870 Jan., 1000 Oct., 1891 Oct 1,1877^ March 31, 1881 do Jnly 1, 1888; London. July, 1900 Jan. 25, 1876 Jan. 23, 1876 1880 1886 1880 1880 1S88 1877 IHO.T 1893 1011 June, J. Philndclphia A London. June, D. PbllnilelpbUi, Office. Jimr. do do J. Jan. 1. O. PhiUuleliihia or J. Q.-J. London A do London Pbila4lelphla. do Philadelphia, Office. Treasurer of Co. Plilla.. A J. Philadrli>hla A Boston. do do J. A J. do do A. A O. A. A O. Phll'delphla, Co.'s Offlce do A. A O. do F. A A. Phlla., Pa. RR. Office. do do A. A O. M'ntlily N. Y. Agent, 57 B'way. J. A J.I Phlla., Pa. RR. Offioe. 11.1,010,000 Tort.— Operated In 1H«. Pblladclplila, Office. J. 6 6 6 6 7 7 6 7 290.000 1,000,000 700,000 do Oct, A O. AA A A. A O. A D, A D A A. A J. q.-M. 3 4 this road to the Pennsylvania Railroad was ratified in 1871. Previously operated under temporary lease. I do J. O. Various from the Pennwylvania Railroad, formed to operate all the leased lines west of Pittsburg. The stock Is o«TieU by the I'cnn. RR. In !^7^ the operations showed net profit of $814,8)8, including receipts from the Company's investments. A very complete exhibit of the operations and financial condition of oil its leased roads was published in V. 20, n. 425, Ac. (y. 18, p. \n, 2815, :iW, 601, 584, (^30; V. 19, p. .377, 471, 504; V. 20, p. 16. 86. 267, 314,4i5; V. 81, p. Pe'inetflvanla J. J. J. J. tinct 130, 361, 458, 592; A Hi 7 1.2.59.100' 2.2:n.!»oo a A .T. 11,.53«.2.">0 is Kew York and do J. 6 6 9,5KS.O00 The Penneyivanla Compa^ J. A O 2's 13,-li:j,.5(H) 8,847.852 O. do do 6g. '2 19,iMH),000 9,396.!i2« 9,44'i,704- York, Offlce. London. do 4' 1,(X)0,(KK) S2.ni2,.^25 Mew 6 300,000 6,048,700 2,400.000 24.886,009 22,642,-3"l A A A A A do FlUIadelphta, Office, : 1874 1873 1872 I N.Y. I.j>uc««ter, B.ACo, Jan., I870-'08 On all operations east of Pittsburg, in 1875, the report shows a net surplus of $1,081,929 over all payments, including dividends. The following is a comparison for four years on main line and branches in I'ennsylvania Total Stock Qrose Net and Debt. Earnings. Earnings. $128,096,560 $a0,4'.l3,251 $'»,147,S8 1875 .108.) <fc «l,p. 180, April 1875 1868 1873 1864 1864 200 200 117 33 (for $10,000,000) do %' 4<)0,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1872- 2d mortgage 1st mortgage, Steubenville & Ind,, reorganized. Col. & Newark Division bonds & 100 50 50 500 N. Y.. U'k Cuwiiicrcv. O. N. y., B'i of Couimrrre. 7 ^•^ 10,.5(K>,(MK) 1,000 1,000 1,000 1858 1867 do do do do 7 7 7 4 7 908.000 26 20 — — ensboro 71.5 O. D. Q.— M. V- 1,324,200 50 "40 287 287 287 Erie 2d mortgage 2d mort. gold (for $20,000,000), guar by Philatlel/ih ia iC Head iat/—Stock, common 1859 1809 1860 36 10 287 ) Avie—Stock, common Preferred stock Ist mortgage, Ist mortgage 1 ,(K)0,000 1 ,(K)0.<K>0 1 ,.5(K>.(KK) 1 A A Q.-J. A. "3' .200,000 1,000 100 82 82 36 2d mortgage Philailel/)h ia 1864 1 J. « 1,.'MK»,000 1 ,5(K),(KH) 100 500 Ac. ; ' I>oudon. J N. Y.. Eric Railway Co. F, A. N. Y.. T. W. A W. RR. M. V. Niw York. Q.— F. Plilladelpbia, Office. 7 5H»,<KK) 83 Peorirtrf-yiocfc/.— Ist mort. (after $150,000 10s) .... A. J. J. l,08;t,<KK) 1,000 1,000 A A N. Y., H'k Cuniiiivrce. Aug.. >^f^% A J do do Jul^-. i>(gi M. A M. do du May I, IWir mont'ly Ht. IxnUii. l>i.|i.. IH M. A v., Il'k Coiiimrrce hn<t..\H\n ., „>.Y., M. A N N. Atlun. A Pw. RR, May I, IWS A.*' £200 1873 1873 1873 1866 1866 44 44 105 105 46 83 Wlifu Dim. Dividend. * A.N.Y., rnin.4Tnul.S.B.' Frii. 1, IROa Q.-J. N. Y., At. A !•«•. n. R. July 26. 187i. 3 1872 1868 — .pal, Whom. 1,000 1867 stock I Wliere Parable, an K. Og. A. Og. J. 7,0<K),(MK) 1870 Pli. Ist Hiortgage, guarantee<l Peoriti if Ilureau Valley—Stock Peoria, I'eUin tC JacksoncUie— 1st 8 7 7 7 ioio 60.'70 — I .1. 200,000 500,000 l,6i)0 Payable F. I'll 1)00,000 1,.54 to Pitts., coup, and rog Stjtte lien (pay'lilc in annual iiist'lm'tsof $4 w),000) Consul, nuirtyagc, coup. & reg. (s. f. 1 p. c. yearly) PennsyliHinia Co. Conimou stock I*ret'err('d 8 «« 2,500,000 500,000 5.")>4 When per' Cent. $1,500,000 1872 200 1st in< irtgago Oeiieral mort., Rata 7<K),(MM) . 3d inortcago <£• OutMtuudlug 48S 3(1 anr arror dlacoTsrad la Ikraa Tab «a. JUmrit—VrMitJt' INTEIIE8T OR DIVIDRXOfl. notlaa of Amount Par xxr 1911. ' 1911 1803 Oct. 1, 1807 July 1. 1006 1892 Vjiril 10. 1876 Jiiue 3. 1876 July 1. 1876 July. 1884 April. 1887 Ort. 1, 1802 A|>ril I. 1000 Aug. 1. 1900 April 1, 1913 May. 1884 Jan., 1890 PMladttphla <t Baltimore C«a/ra'.—Operated fo* tinu^ jiast. in PennsylvanU by tnuteeaof flfat Phil., Wli. A Halt laffdji mortgage bondholders. some PhUaMphia * £H«.— Leased Fchmary, IStt, fo* 999 years to Penn. Railroad, but withoat anrraai^ antee of bonds. Oroas earalaga. II7S, $a;SKn7; The Paoo. Ralboad net earnings. $1,137,418. creditor $234,241. (V. SO, p. 8, MS; V. », p. «•.) H PhiladtlpAla 4 i7«<i<Un{r.—The net earalnnof IH^. lines In 1874-S. were $4,580.7(8, aAaBit $5,790,205 in I873-t.and $5,357,786ln 187S 3. IncoaM) $8,811,^89, against $t.SSl,670 la 1878-4. The trustees of I be general mortsaga hold Iron Co. A compariaoil the mortgage of the Coal of statistics for three years is as follows: 1878-8. 1813-<. i8r4-«..' Gross eanilngs.. . $14,8$i,66t $14,4Si,lll $18,680,9*1 &!8:,9I6 9,474,888 e.taO,lS9 Op. expenses and branch from other sonrces. A $5,807,766 $5.780. V4 $4,680,788 Net earnings l,.«l.«70 IncothersouKCS. 1,085,118 4.MI,88» 44,181,716 68.155,138 57.184,111 Funded debt. -(V. 19. p. 17, 88, 51, 858, 480; V. », p. 838; V. IK p. 45^; V.22. p. 109.) PMItdHpltia <* TVs ifon.— Leased to Pennsylvania Railroad with L'nited New Jersey com|ianie« at 10 per cent on sloi-lc. Phllide'phla, dtrv^intoHM <t .Vorrintoira.—t for 999 } ears to Philadelphia A Rcadins at IS ] cent, on stock. Phtlade'phUi. WUiMnglonA Ballimort.—yttttntIngs. year ending Oct. 81, 1875, $I,MP..'M8. leavtag a small surplus uf Income above payment of 8 fee Last annual nport tn V. cent dividem's. Ap, 156. Pittsburg, Cindnnati <t St. £9wi>.— This company leases several roads iiid Is Itself oontmllrd by the Pennsylvania Co., which hoWs a majority of the capital stock. Comir>nstock,$<,606.7<'U; )st pref., .Net eanOMtk $8,988,610: 8d prvf.. $3,000,009. 1875, $733,963. Annual report, 1875, Y. 88, p. $ 1 ^. . ; RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. xxn Subscribers confer a gremt favor bf cItIds Immediate notice ot any error dlscoTered In these Tables. irlll DESCRIPTION. Miles Date of 'For oxplanntlon ot cultimu beadiues, &.e., see notes Road. Bonds at the head of Urst page of tables. 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 468 iHtlsbiirg, Fl. Waijne it Chicago—atocK guar 8l>ec.hil iiiiinoviMuciit atock, guaranteed... iRt luortga^^c (8erie« A). du do do do do do do do do do do do iDt let .1st nat :iat :2d Sd ad ad •-3d do do do do do do do do do do do - ) 2 p-t- n Plttsbilrfr, Ft. Wayne & Chic, construction bonds. Kiiiilpmcnt bonils (renewed) 'IHIUb., In. d- t'A(iWM/u«— 1st mortgage, gold ' Ist mortgage, Vermont l)iv., 1868 10 1859 149 1876 167>9 1871 66 1869 62 1870 1871 116 1871 52 J2 867-9 52 13 1870 52»s 1871 52 111% 1869 71 71 1872 67 44 1870 50 1862 50 1861 gold <e Itnclie^ler— 1st mort., s. f. (Portl. loan) Ist mortgage, equal lien (Portland loan) sinking fund 2d do •Portland, Saeo it Furlxmonlh—Siock J'ori Royal (S. l.«t mortgage, ccmyertlble, gold. --^Portsiriouth, (If. Falls tt C'OHtraw—Stock Bonds (not mort.) guaranteed by Eastern XRwtt. O— *' Providmre tt Worcester— Stock Mortgage bonds - Beaditi*/ <f KR mortgage, coupon (7o/Hnifria— 1st 2d mortgage, coupon Seatlimj <• it ' -JBens»etaer 1871 1862 1862 1862 1802 1802 1862 1862 1862 1862 1862 1863 1802 1862 1857 1874 jSize, Leiiigh—lat mortgage it Saratoga Stock — isi 181 142 10 Ist mortgage, consolidated (for $2,000,000) <t ban rJWc—Stock State sinking finid loan Jioud.-*. giiarautecd by State ^Consolidated mortgage, ccmpon or registered Uew general mort.; gold (for $0,000,000) -Piedmont branch, 1st mortgage Northwestern, N. C, 1st mort., guar Mieh'd, tredericksburg it Potomac— Bonds, ster Dollar loan '^Sichmond INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. or 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 100,000 1,000,000 1 ,000,000 4,000,000 100 Ac 400,000 • 1,000 1,000 100 Ac. 500 A«. 500 Ac. 500 Ac. 100 23 <t 281 218 07 190 190 — Some, Watertown tt Ogdensburg Stock sinking fund mort., Wat. & R " General mortga,ge, sinking fund -2d mortgage Consol. mort., convert, till July, '79, coup •"^st 360 120 — ^'Jiutland Stock, common -Preferred stock lEquipmeat mortgage bonds do do "New general mortgage SL Joseph it VcHver Cili/— 1st m. gold, E. div "al»t mort'^iige. Western division, land grunt 'aSt Louis, A linn it Terre Haute —Stock preferred stock (7 per cent yearly, cunuilative) .^st mortgage (series .\) sinkmg fund IS t^ 31st mortgage (series B) sinking ftmd 3 £~ S 100 500 Ac. 100 iio 120 120 112 170 260 1,«00 100 Ac. 1,000 preferred (series C) mortgage, preferred (series I D) ( 2d mortgage, income Equi;>»w"iit JT? % ia i> 1874 1873 1870 1875 1868 18.55 1861 1872 1874 1870 1870 1872 1869 1870 mortgage Jo Fort FUtsburg, Wayne db Chicago.— This road "mas leased July, 186», for 99.) years, to PenueylTftnia Railroad, at a rental equivalent to interest, -siaking fund of debt, and 7 per cent on *I!'.714,83B Jtock, whi li was increased at that time from :$U,5U0,()00. Tile lease was transferred subsequeotlv ia the Pennsylvania Curapany. The lessues to keep tke road in repair, and also pay taxes, expenses, ^ete. Pittsburg;, Fort Wayne Chicago leases the • & UJewcastle & Buaver Valley and the Lawrence roads; *^kich in turn are leased again by Pennsylvania ComNew stock of t4,10J,i)UO, issued to Penn. Bulroad for improvements, Ac, is under article tti '^«(le»8e; guaranty on old stock not affected. Net •Msmlngs, 1873. $.3,573,398. Siukina fund for bonds, .ajmy. ' - aiI.rt>S,8M). (V. 22, p. 588.) Virginia c6 Charleston.— Ot these bonds FennrylvaniB Railroad owns $500,000. fPitlsbiirg Vtte ""FVUiburg Washington 4 B(rf«mor«.—This was for- merly Pittsburg A Conneilsville. Interest was in vefMUt to city of Baltimore, which owned s large ounount of the bonds, and a ransf er was made May, Mra, to Baltimore A Ohio RR. for *1,010,000. (V. -M. P- M8; V. 19, p. 17; V. 20, p. 891, 546; V. 81, p. 1 *iol.) . •._'S!""''^' ^'"'*<»*« n, * Paeille.—la foreclosure. p. liW; V. iW, p. 314, 491; Port Buron <C T. ai,.p. 378.) Lake Mchigan—TUs forms part of ?* Chicago & Lake Huron consolidation, with Pen- "' *'i-higan. Interest was ""SS*" aBTS, and coupons funded in default Nov., for three yi'i\r3. (V is n -SM, M3, are, •PorUand «y v. so, p. m-, v. S2, p. 375.'). Ogdensbu'g.—Tiie two ii virions were 155, 6O8; <t "•••eelidated jortgage of aiarch, 1876, bonds. March 1875 as one company, and a $8,000,000 on whole line proposed. In Co. passed the interest on Portland (V. 21, p. 130, 396, 613; V. id, p. 183; V. ,_Portland * Bochesler—TYAs is the old York A Cnmijenand sold oat in l(j65. Net earumis year ending * *a»iat 81, 1873, $33,659. 1,600 6g. l«7g6 6 6 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 Ac. 1,000 1,000 2» 686 210 210 686 100 72 300 1864 1864 1870 500 Ac. 1867 1872 1874 1870 1872 1870 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 100 .r. .1. ,1. "4' 7 'e' 6 6 do i«0-70 A. .1. A 6 f' 8 8 A A O. J. Various : , ! I do New York 1888 or Richmond London. Richmond, Olflco. do A 7g. F. A J. A 3 M. A 7 J. A 7 J. A 7 A. A 7 A. O. A. Riclunoud, Offlco. New York and J. N. Y., Fai-m. L. do S. do do do D. J. O. London. A T. Co. do do do do l'875 1875 1881 1880 to '30 Aug!,' i'918 July 15, 1875 Sept. 1, Dee. Jan. July 1, 1, 1, 1880 1891 1892 1904 2,47i),700 "3i»3 F. A"A. Boston, Treasurer, M. A N. do do 7 M. A 8. do do 8 M. A N. do do 8 F. A. N. Y., l/ondon A A Frank, 8 g. 4,168,700 500,000 500,000 1,192,000 1,,500,000 5,500,000 2.300,000 2,168,400 1,100.000 1,100,000 1,400,000 1,400,000 1,700,000 300,000 10,170,053 4,000,000 C.000,000 1,(> 17,000 8g. Georg'a A A do do Feb. 2,1875 May 1880 1880 1902 Aug., 1899 May 15. 1900 1, Sept. 1, Nov. 1, July 6,' 1874 A J.N. Y., Otrice 12 Wall st. 1894 A. A O.^ do do 1894 do F. A A. do 1894 do 1804 M. A N.! do M. A N.i do do 1894 M. AS. do 1880 do "7" Aug. 1, 1802 F. A A. N.Y.,0«ice 20Na8sjvnst Mar 1, 1897 7 g. IM. A N. New York or London. do April 1, 1914 do 7 g. A. A O. J. A D. New York, Co.'s Office, June 1, 1897 7g. do June 1, 1897 da 7g. J. A D. do do Jan. 1, 1891 J. A J. 7 R. 7 7 7 7 7 10 2,.500,000 1,500,000 8,000,000 Railroad F. "3' i6S.) —The .1. ,?. Portland, Saco <t Portsmmilh— Leased March 18, 1871, to Eastern Mass. Railroad for 99 years at 10 per cent per annum; modified Dec, 1875. to 6 per cent for two years. (V. SI, p. 372, 431, 59J; V. 22, p. Pert Royal. .i. .1. - 6 7 7 .1. .1. ,1. I'- 650,000 350,000 do Dividend. April 4, 1876 April 1, 1876 A J. do do July 1, 1912 A A. do do July 1, 1912 H. A S. do do July 1, 1912 A. A O. Nlo do July 1, 1912 M. A N. do do July 1. 1912 do J. A D. do July 1, 1912 J. A J. do do July 1, 1912 P. A A. do do July 1, 1912 M. A 8. do do July 1, 1912 A. A O do do July 1, 1912 M. A N. do do July 1, 1912 do J. A D. do July 1, 1912 A. A O. do do July 1, 1912 J. A J N.Y„ Winslow, L. A Co. Jan. 1, 1887 M. A S. do do Mcb. 1, 1884 Philadelphia. Bait., Bait. A Ohio RK. A July, 1899 F. A A. Pittsb., First Nat. Bank Aug. 1, 1882 A J. Loudon, J. S.MorR.inACo A J. New York. July iVlOOl M A N. New York. May 1, 1899 A J. Boston, First Nat. Bank Jan., 1900 M A N. do Nov., 1901 do 1« A N. New York and Boston. May, 1891 Boston, Columbian B'k. July 1, 1887 A A. A 0. do do Oct. 1, 1887' do Various do Sept. 1, 1891 A J. Best Offli*. Jan. 1, 1876 M A N. New York and London. Nov. 1, 1889 A J. Bost., Eastern RR. Co. July 15, 1873 do A D. Dec. 1, 1892 do A J. Providence, Office. Jan. 1, 1870 A J. do do July I, 1880 M A H. N.Y., Union Nat. Bank. -Meh. 1, 188a J. A D. Colimibia, First Nat.B'k Jime, 1884 J. A J N. Y'., Nat. B'k C<mi'rce. Jan. I,"l876 M. A N N.Y., Dei. A H.Canal Co. Nov., 1921 Richmond, Office. 1880 J. AJ. do Jan. 1, 1875 J. A J, M. A N. N. Y., City Nat. Bank. 1875 to '90 ,1. 7 6 3 4 6 75,000 50,000 9,000,000 3,147,600 709,900 1.200,500 1,000,000 3,000,000 1,000 100 100 100 Ac. 100 Ac. 100 Ac. 500 Ac. 100 Ac. 100 100 g. g. g. 6 2,000,000 500,000 do Q.-J. .1. 6 1 100 100 Ac. 500 Ac. 18(i4 =='3;'^ .St Louis, Iron lloxintain <t iSi>«(/iei-n—Stock <1st mortgage, coupon 2d mortgage, gold, coupon, may be registered Cons. M. gold (s. f. after 1880), coup., maybe reg. Arkansas Branch, Ist mortgage, gold, land grant •Cairo, Aik. &. Texas, 1st nmrt., gold, coup, or reg. Cairo & Fulton, Ist mort., gold, on road and land ' 7 1,500,000 7,000,000 1,925,000 4,000,000 508,486 157,800 1,768,500 1,092,000 500,000 500,000 67,778 299,917 1,000 100 1864 1801 I 2d 7g. 770,000 486,000 100 . ".2d mortg.ige, 8 295,.500 Fetersbiirg—lat mortgage coupon New mortg.ige Xock/ord, Rock I. it St. ioiiw— Ist mort., gold - 7 7 •7 7 2,.500,000 Cmipon bonds of 1881 Biehmonil 7 m A Co. N. Y., Winslow, L. StocA-s— Last J. F. 7 20,000 p. 1,800,000 800,000 1,124,000 2,300,000 700,000 350,000 450,000 1,500,000 1,000 1871 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6,.500.000 . 142 49 29 1% 1\ $100 $19,714,285 100 4,333,948 500 4c. 875,000 500 Ac. 875,000 500 Ac. 875,000 500 &c. 875,000 500 Ac. 875,000 500 Ac. 875,000 500 Ac. 800,000 500 Ac. 860,000 500 Ac. 800,000 500 Ac. 860,000 500 Ac. 860,000 500 Ac. 800,000 500 Ac. 2,000,000 £200 ifoo</«— Principal, wlien Due. Amount per] When Where Payable, and by Outstandb.g Rate Cent. Payable Whom. V^a'lSo. 149 Cnimellseillf. —lat mortgage Turtle Ci-cck division Ist do Consol. mortgage, (guar. B. & O.) ' JPlymmilh. Kunk. .1 i'o*.— 1st m. ($3,600,000) 'JPortHurmt rf L. JfiWi.— Ist mort., traf. guar •'JPorllautt d (>yde»sb.—lat mort., E. D., gold New mortgage (for $3,300,000) a filttb. • [J>ne 24, 1876. guarantees of these bonds; balance in default. Decree of fale made. {.V. 20, p. 291, 453; V. 21, p. 73; V. 22, p. 691.) J. due and not presented, $99,500; bonds paid $50,500. off, (V. it, p. 15.) Rockford, Rock Island it St. Zoi/i».—Sold in foreclosure August 16, 187.5. for $1,320,0(X). Re-organized as the St. Louis Rock Island A Chicago, {y. 21, p. 87, 110, V. 160, 186, 207, 2J1, S45. 319, 39", 458, 489; 0, 375, 448, 46J, ^87, 513, i36.) $.5(X).000 22 p. 135, 182, 3 Portsmouth, Great Falls S Conway.—Opened in 1872, and is leased by Intern Railroad, Massachu- in V. 22, p. 493, shows gross earnings in 1875 of 81,1 j7,844; expenses, $8-5,535; net earnings, $282,23.9. The Lake Ontario Shnre Road has been con>oli- setts. Providence dk Worcester.— T^et earnings year ending Septumber 30, 187S, $230,278; floating debt, $1,370,0.0. Meading (V. 21, p. '59l*.) <£ CiAumbia.-TMa road is operated and A Reading Railroad. controlled by the Philadelphia Floating debt, $ ,093,494. Heading Lehigh.— TYtXa was the Berks Countv road; sold out, and leased to Philadelphia A ReadInj, March, 18r5, for 99 years. (V. 2J, p. 63, 267.) ik Rensailaer it Sarat/ga.-Lenised May 1, 1871, to Delaware & Hudson Canal Company, which pays interest on bonds and 8 per cent on stock. In 1872-3 the net surplus te lessee was $201,597. (V. 20, p. 244.) Richmond A Danwife.— Gross earnings 1874-5, This company leases the Nurthcaroliua Railroad and the Piedmont Railroad, and forms a through route with the Atlanta & Rich$923,(15;; net, $32:1,447. mond Air-Line. 'The Penn. Railroad owned $600,000 stock of the Richmond A Daaville. and took (1,000,000 of the new bonds at 89. (V. 'iO, p. 8, 291 5 68 V. 81, p. 614; V. 22, p. 180.) , Richmond, Fredericksburg A Potomac. — Gross earnings, $382,298; expenses, $180,049; net camicgs, $2.2,24i (V. 2i,p. eia.x Richmond ending Sept. it Petersburg.—Otosa earnings year 30, 1873, $16t,t«3S: net, $78,231. Bonds Rome, Walertcwn it Ogdmsburg —The last report, dated with the Rome, Watertown A Ogdeusburg, and is in progress to Niagara. (V. 19, p. 169; V, 20, p. 8, 16.3, 3 1 1 V. 21, p. 442; V. 22, p. 493.) ; JJ«(ton(i.— Leased January, 1871, to the Vermnnt Default Central. Terms modified in July 1874. made on rental, and lense again modified. (V. 19, p. 120; V. 20, p. 186; V. 21, p. 185, 190; V. 2*, p. 809.) Denver Ciip.—The roail was sold in foreclosure Nov. 4 and 5, 1S75. (V. 21, p. 4D, 418; St. Joseph it 442, .503; V. 22 . p. 234, 297, 415.) dt Terre Haute.— 'Vtm mahi line— St. Louis— w..s leased June, 1867, St. Louis at 30 per for 90 years, to Indianapolis cent of gro.<8 eandngs up to $;,000,OCO (but in no year to be less than $4.50,000). in ls75 gross earnIs 1874. ings were $1,019,837, against $1,864,136 St. Louis, Al.it Terre Haute to I. & m I87i the company paid three years' dividends preferred stock in the same, iiicrcasmg salt! stock $4i8,4i:e. The Belleville Brunch and earned net in 1375, $103,661. (V. 20, V571; V. 21, p. 64; V. 22, p. 351.) on b{ Extension 380, 546, <t Southern.—Qtom St. Louis, Iron Mountain earninzs, 1875, $3,8.2,941; net, $1,B13,«81. Consolidation was made in 1874 with Cairo A Fulton and Cairo, Arkansas A Texas. In March, 1875, the company is'ued a proposal to fund th ee coupons on all bonds except the old firsts, which has been substant ally carried out. (V. 20, p. »44, 616; V. 21, p. 614; V. *i, p. »0», 3a«.) . June .. . RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. 24, 1876.] Sabacrtbers will confer n (treat Avar by Blrln« ImnedUta DESCRIPTION. MUea Date o{ lietidinKa, &»., (too uotcB ut the Ucivd of tlrst page of tablcH. Rood. Kayims City it JV.— Btocfe ($12,000,000 pref.) 1st inoi'tKagc (North MisHomi) Real estate and lallwiiy 2d niort. (for $3,000,000) SI. Louis, Lawrence c6 Denver— lut niort., gold St. Louia t£ Smttheustern — Ist in., pold, conv. b. fund Consolidated niortgaKC, K"ld, sinkliis fviud 582 354 364 Stock Sacramento Valley, Oal.)— Ist mortgage Satiflusky, ilansjield <4 A'eirarfe— Reorganized stock Ist mort., new Savannah <i Charleston— C. & B., guar, by 8. C Funded int. bonds, 8. & C. RR., guar, by 8. Car.. Ist mort. Savannah & Charleston RR Savannah it Jfemjihis—lHt mort., end. by State & Tennessee RR General mortg.age for $,'j,0(K),00() 2d mort., Alabama <t Muscogee RK, bonds, convertible at 87^ Springfield, A thol it N. B. — 1 st mortgage Sterling Mountain (AT. T.) — Ist mortgage Stockton tt Copperopolis— Ist moit. (guar, by Syracuse, Binyhamton dt N. Y. —Stock Ist mortgage 2d mortgage Syracuse fforlhern.—lat mortgage Summit Branch (Pa.) —Stock (for $1,600,000) i',6do 1869 1853 1868 1869 1870 1,000 100 50 .500 100 Ac 500 1,000 50 100 1870 1869 i',6do 1,000 50 28 45 40 32 50 50 105 1871 1864 1871 1869 122 124 1871 1871 1871 1865 1868 1865 1875 1875 1856 1867 1871 7 30 81 81 81 45 20 (V. 19. p. 584.) Savannah <t CAar&sftm.— Interest in default. Road in hands of State Comptroller. (V. 20, p. 453, 491; V. 21, p. 16.) Savannah it ilemphis.-Tbe road was in progress, bat became embarrassed after the crisis of 1873, and passed interest. A funding proposition was offered. rV.l»,p.8S6.) 1,000 500 &c. 100 100 <fee. 500 &c. 1,000 1,000 I*- & 8r. «« 7 7 7 7g. V7 6g. 7g. 3'8 dk Shcmwkin 7 5 2,000,400 1,400,000 4 7 7 270,000 500,000 4,125,000 1,200,000 7 dt M 668.) Maine Central. South Carolina.— GWfS earnings in 1S75, $1,2M,302; operating expenses, $780,7»7; net earnings. $i48,57t (a decrease of $66,881 from 1874.) Annual report in V. 82, p. 398. South <fc yorth ^iaiamo.— This road is leased and operated by the Louievllle A Nashville, which gaai> antees the bonds. Preferred stock, $1,900,000. (V. 18, p. Bsa.) Long Itlaad.—Tbia is do Kib.. I87<b July. I0OI June. 1884 do aty Nat. Bank. do do Oct.. llOB N.Y.,N.Bk.ofConrrce. Aiir. 1.1 8S9 N. H., Nat. N.H. Bank. Jan.. 1H7« do do Sept. I. 1880> N. Y., N. Park Bank. Jan. 1. liWa: U. 8. Treas., at uiatiirily Jan. 1. IWa N.Y., Metiopol. N. B'k. do do Nov., IDOl Mav. 1871 1882 to '8» 1882 to '88 ^J • me IS86 1872 to -76 Macon. .1. M South Iowa wa to Cedar successor of <C Cedar Bapidt.—& progr sss. OttiaK Rapids. la. SoulAem Uinnetola.—K foreclosare was »gnei upon by mortgage bondholders. Land grant Is aboak Fcbmary, in July, 1878. Southern. <^ PliUadelphia.Treasiirer. N. Y. South Side, and operated with Flnshln^ N. Shora Central nnder one management. There are alsa $60,000 6 p. c. mortg. boDOS on Rockaway Branch, and $64,300 7 p. c on Beuthcm Hempstead Branch. Southern Central.- -Vomuitn extension Into Neir York State for Lehigh Valley, which company an* dories $400,000 of second mortgage bonds. 40.) Somerset.—This roadjs leased to I. IflTft I, ISA*. 1, iraif 1893 Pacific.— This Is one of the United States Govcmment subsidized roads. For year end319,819, and ing' Jnne 30, 1874, gross earnings were net earnings $56,115. Pays 7 p. c. on pref. stock, O. (V. 82, p. 545.) $11)9,800, Bcini-annually, A. Sioux City it St. P.iw<.— There are also tS03,(KI0 mort. bonds, $146,000 equipment and $286,600 Income bonds. Net earnings In 1«75 were $75,746. Lands unsold, 5«5,215 acres. (V. 20, p. 544; V. 22, p. Jan. Jan. Apr. .1. Interest in default A do do 7 Northern Central at 7 per cent on bonds and 6 per cent on stock. Sheboygan <t Fond du Xoc.— This is one of the Wisconsin roads in progress In 1873 which went to default. A f undinir plan has been offered. Shenango it Alleghany.— 'i'\iis is one of the leased lines of the Atlantic & Great Western, on which The net earn"rental trust bonds" were issued. ings 1873 were $86,S6I. Shore Line.— Leased to New York & New Haven at $100,000 per year. Old stock was exchanged for Sioux City do do •T. VV- (V. JO, p. 6.^, 891. 571 : V. »1, p. 18.) 1,790,000 acres. Southern Paeljie ( CM.)— This road I* bi pio as; built bv a Constniction Co.. and controlM Central' Pacific parties. The stock ls$K.41«J0£ In 1874-5, on 161 miles operated. Iba groas earainia wen! $1,230,951 gold, ana net earnins*. $710,461 gala. (V. 21. p. 160. 881, 61 1 ; V. S2, p. 481. flS.) gm 1863, to new ti«|it. ime ISM I. 18W Jun.1. A J. Boston, Eliot Nat. Bank July 1. '83 10*98 New York. A 188S Jan.. 1900 A J. N. Y., Central l'a<^llle. Dee. N.Y.,D.L.AW.RB.Co. June l.\ 1876 do do A. A O. 0«-t. 1. 1876 do do June. 1887 & D. N.Y.,Fanner»'L.A T.Crt. July I. 1901 J. A F. A A. Plillatlelphia A Boston. Feb. 16. 187« J. A J. N.Y.,Farmer8'L.A T.Co. Jan 24. 1878 do July. 187ft A. A O. do J. J. J. Dalton.—TMa was formerly the Valley Jt PottsiWe.—ljcaacA New York Office. Various Various 7 7 7 Tennessee River. and road to be sold. (V. 19, p. N.Y.,Bodd«y, Bell ACo. N. Y., II. Clews A Co. lH7a I. lH.t«> New York. A J. A O. do Oct. 1. IQOaCharleston. A O. AprU. 1801 do J. A J 1880 A 189a J. A J. N. Y.. Drexel, M. A Co. Jan. 1, lS9a M. A N. I.<m>lon. Baring Bros. M. A 8. N. Y., GuUuUu Nat. B'k Mar. 1. 188T do M. A N. do Mar 1. 190O M. A N. do do Nov. 1, 1870 F. A A. N. Y.. Vermllye A Co. AufC. 1, 1890 M. A 8. do do Mar. I. 1883 M. A N May 1, 190a A. A O. N. Y., P. M. Myers A Co. 1*78 to 'sa. du du J. A J. 1890 J. A J. N. Y.,C. P. Huntington. April 1. 19001 M. A 8. Mnr. I. 1900. J. A D. Savannah, Cunt. RR. On jiuir3o. A Rome Jan.'. May Trad. Bk. A. A. A Selma, A June. 1891, 7 7 6 5(K»,000 800,000 800,000 Philadelphia, Offirc N. Y., Imp. J. J. i«- 350,000 ?» N. Y.. E. Kelly A Co. July V."lS7». IstN. Bk.,8i>ndiuiky,0. Oct. 1. IOT&. N. Y., Union Trimt Vo. July. IttOtt Cliarleston, 1st Mat. Bk. March 1, 1977 New York, tl<l>l. 1. I8M do Juu. I.'IW* N.Y.. Lanoaater,B.A Co. May I, IHMk Q.-F. Charleston, 8.W.RH.B'k London. A J 1 41(i,000 1,988,1.50 London. do 7 1,000 50 Bk of Com'ree Julrl,im» 1878 to J. J. A J. A 8. A B. A J. AN. 8K. 2>9 A J. 4 A N. 7 A J. A. A O. 8 M. A 8. 8 J. A J. 7 8 J. A J. 7 A. A O. F. A A. 3 J. A J. %^- J. A D. A. A O. 8 A. A O. 7 4 J. A J. ? M. A a J. A J. 6 J. A J. 6 M. AN V- M. AN. 100 Ac. 1,000 k, A A 8 10 2 7 6 7 7 500 Ac. 100 " 1869 1873 F. J. J. ReadSehuylkVi Foifsy.— Leased to Philadelphia ing, with 10 per cent dividends. Se<d>oar<l <t ffoonofe.— Net earnings year ending M«rch 1, 1875, |181,162. Report V. 21, p. 276. Oul/.—The proposed line was Selma to Setmi Pollard, 100 miles. Interest in default. Selma, Marion it Memphis. -VetauHed lS!i. Receiver. May, 1876. (V. 19, p. 366; V. 2J. p. 4i7.) Alabama «<arir«-Laa» Ulvldrad. du do Hrt^. 1. ISO* N.Y.,NBtBkof (Viin'rro M. N. Y., U. Opdykn A Co Nut.'. lAM du A. du AiiK.. turn 3. do do July I. 1*«»7 J. M. Y., TbiTd Nat. Bank Jan. I, \mir N do do May 1, Irtua 8. N. Y., Manhattan Co. IKil2 iHlej J. N. Y., Drazel, M. A Co. V. do 1I1I»2. do A A 7 A 7 M. A 8 M. A 7 A 7 A A N. AM. I*M. V- 14,346,000 625,000 3,892,300 399,000 300,000 " "80 73 7 1,2.52,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 N. Y., Nat 7 6,000,000 1,000,000 1,020,000 3,250,000 21,000 p.m. 1,000,000 1,899,000 2,600,000 120,000 700,000 1,200,000 3,000,000 6,000,000 15,000,000 2,116,819 2,400,000 400,000 1,050,356 2,301,000 605,000 111,800 500,000 16,000 p. m. 576,050 1,278,400 210,000 16,000 p.m. 16,000 p. m. 838,500 241.000 3,000,000 869,450 1,994,000 750,000 694,000 795,000 1,000,000 200,000 1,629,000 1,628,020 500,000 1,240,000 450,000 5,819,275 1,483,777 959,500 917,000 1,096,500 64,000 391,000 5,355,000 750,000 1,500,000 500,000 1,500,000 600,000 1 ,500,000 3,340,000 50 .' — iSco. "ido 48'« 1871 — 500 ioo 1868 Various 1868 500 1872 1866 600 100 1868 1870 1,000 1873 1867 500 Ac. 1870 5<K) Ac. 1874 500 &c. 1.000 1869 1872 100 &e. 1870 1868 1,000 1868 1,000 1870 500 Ac. 183 183 57 57 69 116 116 87 170 170 386 24 257 . C. P.) Half the s^ock St. Louis, Kansas City <fe N'orihem. is pref., K) per cent yearly, but not cumulative Gross earnings iu 1875, $2,(>13,8:i.3; net, $517,'279. Floating debt. $l,tif6,77*i, to be retired with second mortgage bonds. (V. 80, p. 475, 571; V. 21, p. 160; V. 23. p. 542.) St. Louis, Lawrence cfe Deni:^. Leased to Pacific of Mo. A decision of much iPterest to bondholderB of leased roads was rendered by Judge Dillon in a suit against the lessee for interest, but that suit was diflcontinaed, and another brought iu name of Trustees. (V. 19, p. 377; V. ill, p. 372.) St. Louis <fe SoiUheastern.-l^ default and in hands of receiver. Sec report at length in V. 22, p. 180. (V. 21, p. 137, 418, 442; V. 22. p. 88. 180, 591.) St. Louvt, Vandalia tfc Terre //a«fe.— The com. stock is $2,.378,450, prof. $l,451,7i!0. This road is leased to Terre Haute & Indianapolis at 35 per cent of gross earnings. In 1875 gross earnings, $1,006,2^0. Bonds guarauteea Dy Terre Haute & Indianapolis, by Columbus, Chicag.i & Indiaua Central, and Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis. (V. 82, p. S 20.) St Paul it Pacijk.— The bonds are nearly all held abroad, and sn agreement for re-orsanization was made by Dutcli boudholders Nov., 1875. (V. 21, p. 188, 245, 442; V. S2, p. 88, 159, 209, 231.) St Paid it S'.oux (7J«y.— This company has 756,992 acres of laud unsold, la 1875 the rate of dividend on stocks was reduced, and $1,!*20,00;) mort. bonds Vere made, and are mostly deposited as security for the Bt ck. (V. 20, p. 644, 516; V. 23. p. *'7o.) Sacramento Valley.— BonAn fell due July 1, 1875, »nd5p.c. notes offered in payment. (V.21,p. 13,159.) Sandusky:, Mamfldd it Newark.— Tii\i road is one of the Baltimore & Ohio syftemr, it is leased to the Central Ohio, and the lease guaranteed by Baltimore A Ohio. 18S5 242 242 242 Sunlniry it Lewiston-lst mortgage, gold Terre Haute & Indianapolis—Sitoiik Ist mortgage Bonds ot 1873 121 121 49 116 116 101 5<X) &c. — . Sic. 1,000 1,000 1,000 "28 l'otlsoille—Stoc^^ 1st m«rtgagc, gold, on road and lands Sheboygan it Fond du inc— let mortgage Ist mortgage e.^tcnsion Shenango <* A lleghany— Ist mortgage Shore Line (Conn.)— Htock 1st mortgage, ct)nstruction bonds Sioux City (C Pacific— 1st mort gage 2d mortgage (government subsidy) Sioux City St. Paul Ist mortgage, gold, I'd grant 1st mortgage, cuiTciioy for $2,100,()00 Somerset— XM' mortgage, gold South Carolina— fitoc^i 1st mortgage, sterling loan dollar bonds, (L) do 2d mortgage (for $3,000,000) Domestic bonds (1) Domestic bonds (K) So. ti No. A labama—\at mort., endorsed by Alabama Sterling mortgage, guaranteed by L. & N Southern of Loiig Island— 1st mortgage (S. Side) 2d mortgage 8. Bide (Ist mortg. s. fimd) Mortgage bonds Southern of L. I Southern Central (N. y.)— 1st mortgage 2d mort. gold ($400,000 end. by Lehigh V. RR.).. Southern, Iowa <£ Cedar Kapids— le,t mort., gold Southern Min nesola— let mortgage 2d mortgage SouthernPaclftc (C'al.)— 1st mortgage, gold Southern PeHnsyloania-lut mortgage, gold Southwestern (Oa.)— Stock, guarant'd? per annum. Company bonds, convertible into stock at par (f- I'odo 500 1862 1804 1868 1871 40 50 100 100 Selma, Marion <£ Memphis— let mort., end. by Ala. Selma, Home A i)n(to)i— Ist mortgage 1,000 1,000 250 207 370 40 23 80 Seaboard <* ifon/io/te— Stock Ist mort gage Selma <t Out/— lut mort., guaranteed by Alabama. Valley 1872 1807 1867 1868 idi Sehuylkill Valley— Uocii ShamokiH 60^71 158 10 80 80 ( paLWhea Daa^ $100 $24,000,000 1865 1874 210 420 «8 158 EvanevUlii, Henderson & Nashville, 1st niort. SI. Louis, Vandalia <f- Terre Haute— ^ at m. s. f. guar. 2d uiort., sink, fund ($1,000,000 Knar.) St. Paul <t I'aciJic—l\rniK\\, 1st nioit., on 10 milea.. Ist nujrtKafCc, St. Paul to Bank Kapids, 80 miles.. 2d mort. on 80 ni. and Ist on 1. Rr. of 307,200 acre. Ist mort.. West or main line, land grant 2d mort., West or main line, land grant Ist mort, St. Paul & Paeiflc land grant £1. Paul <£ Sioux Citi/—Pret, stock, various issues Size, or mar arror dlMov*ra« la tiMM TaMva. INTEREST OR DIVIDKNIM. Amonnt Bat« per When Wbere Payable, aud by of Par Bunds Value. Outstanding Cent. Payable Wliuin For explanation of column 81. L., no(I«r of XZVII J by Southern Penntytrania.-Thir is a mining and nil* road company, re-organlxed in 1878 after forecIosnvQ nnder second mortg^^. The road is leased by til* Cnmbcrland Valley. SoulAUKSIern wwwiyio.— Leased to Central Geotfltk_ Dividi-nds 8 per cent a year to every 10 per cent mk. Central Georgia stock, bnt 7 per year N gaaraatasdi * Northeaslerit.Sprlna/lsld, Alhoi 1874-5, V!l,<^f». (V. «l, p. 690.) -Net eanlaoik. Steriing i'ountaln.—Vutt ot road and tinilnmwik, $S0i,468. Ilelearnlnjs in8-l$I5.«7S. Stockton Jb Copper mo i<.— Defaalted July. 1874, and old bonds of $1,000,000 exchanged for prnsnnt (V. 21, p. 159. 160. 816.) Syracuse, Blitghamtm Xew Tort. Operated b* Del. L. W. Dividend In 1875. 4 per cent. Syracuse XortAem.—So\i in foreclosare July, isnk A A — nnderaSdmortgageandboaghtforR. W. AOz. (vT 81, p. 160, S«9.) Summit BnuicA.—This Is a Lykens Valley. Ni-i e: mines coal road, and in I87S, $4t8,8<l. 1 tL Sunbiuy <C Z>irirfon.— Sold March, ISIS. (T. p. 56, 111, 8S4, 8S7, 897, 418.) TVrrt gatrfs Jt jarflmimBflf.— Annual r enort InV. SO, p. 498. 'Net aainlngs kt 18r4, $»» OU $882,181 in 1873. - ; RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. CMn . . unj 24, [ IS?-*. Subverlbers will confar a ffreat fkvor by Kl^Inx Immediate notice ot au]r error diacovered In these Tables. DESCRIPTION. ' For oxplanntiou of c<iluiiin headiugg, &c., sec at tbe head of fli-st page ut tables. Texas 2d I I'aci/le—list it Par '. ( stmk (7 Ilt)i2' \ 227 10 24 628 per cent yenrly, cumulative).. mortgage (Toledo & IlUuois) mortgage (Lake Erie, Wal)a8h & St. Louis) -.l8t mortgage ((Jreat Western of 1859) T*t mortgage (Quiiicy & Toledo) Ist muitgage (Illinois & Southern Iowa) ad mortgage (Toledo & Wab.iMh) .2d mortgage Wabush & Western) 2d inortgaKe (Great Western of 1859) 'Enuliniicnt bonds (T. <t W.) Ist ( • Consol. nnvrt.. (on all except St. L. Dlv.) couvert'e Cd cousolldated mortgage, gold -"1st mortgage. (Decotur <fc East St. Louis) - Haiini bal & Naples Ist mortg age — do ' 2d *io do Lafayette, Bloomliigton, & Miss.— 1st mort Lafayette. Muncic & Bloomiugton, 1st mortgage 'Vroy rf $1,000 ioo 100 100 II6I3 18«e 110?! 18«i-l ,l8t - 1872 247 247 247 mortgage (W. IMv.) mortgage (E. Div.) ^ 2d m4irtgage W. Dlv.) couvertiblo t:on8(iIiaated mortgage (for .$6,200,000) XfX mortgage {Biu'lliigtoii Div.) 'Tulcdo, Tiffin it iiVw/.—lst mortgage Xoledo, Wubash <t Western Stock Ufw/on— stock ist mortgage, consolidated CoHvertil^le bonds 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 180G 1870 1871 1872 "75 18.53 167 177 29 27 75 167 180 242 525 628 109 43 43 82 37 35 1853 1865 1865 1862 1858 1858 1*59 1863 1867 1873 1869 1868 1870 1871 1871 35 1874 "ioo 100 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,0(X) 2.50 &c. 100 &c. 1,(.K)0 100 &C, 1,000 1,000 1,000 1 ,()(X) 1.000 1,000 i.'ooo 100 1,000 500 Ac, :.. Tro« Union— 1st, mortgage, guaranteed, Troy City — Ist mortgage VntOH racljic —Stwk Ttickert^in 29 .- 500 Ac 100 1871 1,038 1,038 Jst mortg;igc, gold, on road and equipment 1866-9 do :2d (government subsidy) '3d do on roiul (2(1 on lauil), aiuking fund 1,038 1874 Land giant bonds on 12,0<M>,000 acres 18{>7-9 Omaha bridge bonds, sterling, i}5lX),000 1871 Vnion I'aci/lc, Central Branch— lat mort., golA 100 1866 2d mortgage (government subsidy) 100 '06-7-8 Vuitcd X. J. lilt, it Canal Companies—iiti>cV General mortgage, coupon 1«71 United Co.'s mortgage, sinking fund, registered., 1871 do sterling lo.in mortgage, sinking fund 1871 do do do do do 1871 dollar loan, mortgage do 1871 do bond to State of New Jersey. 1S71 Joint Co.'s uuntgage, sterl'g, s. fd. (.£138,5()0). 1834-7 plain bonds do do do do consol. niort. (siuk'gfinid after 1880) 1862 N. J. UR. & T. Co., 2d loan (now 1st), plain 1868 do do yd loan due State of N. J 1868 'Viah Central 1 st mortg.igc, gold 361-2 1870 *XTtica »£ Htaek Iticer Stock 75 Ist mortgage bonds of July, 1808 75 1868 Mortgage bnndg. 2d issue 1871 '67 1872 Vtiea, llliucu <0 £^»iir«— 1st mortgage, sterling TaUey(ra.) . 1873 "73 Yermont Cun:.tda Stock Bonds, guaiautecd by Vermont Ceutrul 1871 Mtesisiiuoi Railroad bonds 1871 Termont Ccntrai— 1st mortgage, consolitiatcd 1S66 2dn»)rtgage, consolidated 1866 — . (u(>t eudoitsed) funding mortgage Yermont d- ilassachunetlsStock Ist moi'tgage (sinking fund $7,000 per year) Convertible bonds do do 1,000 4S6.) Toledo, Peorl & TTarMW.—Interest i Passed into 1^7S. in default receiver's hands Foreclosure suits commenced IfcVj. 372, 505, 59.', 614; V. 23, p. 159, 497.) 18'i4. (V. 21, p. 160, Toledo Tifin dk East.— In hands of mortgage tnistees. Tdled , Wabish A Wfstera.— Operations for four jeara compared as follows Gross Operating Net ; earnings, I87S $5,7.58,807 1K9 IKl 6,018.978 5,736,B6« 4,544,641 expenses. $4,4 7,3?8 144 3,776,823 4,36.-), earnings. $1,331,429 1,613,834 1,959,83S 1,308,370 3,2;36,265 default was made on interest and a funding 'Tob. .-proposition offered, but not accepted. Mr. J. D. Cox, the President, was appointed receiver Feb. 22, 1875. Sold under consolidited mortgage June 10. .•1»7». (V. 21, p. 16, 64. 186. 261, 821, 34i>, 49n, 604. 613; V. 8i, p. 88, 182, 200, 831, 305, S44, 375, 4>'5, 545, 1, '75, • • . . . Troy A Biet/m.-VfUli leased roads forms a Inie from Tioy, N. Y.. to North Adams, Mass. In 1873 74 gross earnings were $5«i,310; rperating expenses, There are a few of old 1st and 2d mort!|a83.?79. - a^ge bonds yet onts'anding. 3Voy Pnion.— A short rjad in Troy city. Bonds Issued by city and guaranteed by sevvral roads. Tuckertm.-Vtom New Jersey Southern Railroad to Tuckerton, N. J. Net earnings 1873, $7,759. Union Paci/fc.— Gross earnings in 1874 weie flO,689.880; net earnings, $5,907,585; gross earnings in 1676 were $11,11)3.832, and net earnings $7,011,784. $8,000 p.m. 17,000 p.m. 3,000,000 1,700,000 1,000,000 1,800,000 1,600,000 1,300,000 1,.500,000 250,000 861,000 15,000,000 1,000,000 900,000 2,500,000 2,496,000 500,000 300,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,500,000 600,000 2,700,000 5,000,000 2,700,000 675,000 225,000 1,300,000 666,000 1.609,000 1.384,000 650.000 680,000 408,000 36,745,000 27,'236,112 100 &c. 1,000 500 .tc. .000 1,000 1 j ! 100 &c 100 Ac 100 100 &c 500 6g. Og. J. & D. 7 F. & 7 7 7 7 7 J. A. D. O. & & M. & N. D. J. A. & O. 312 M. & N. 7 F. & A. F. & A. 7 7 M. & N 7 M. & N. F. & A. 7 M. & N. 7 M. & N. 7 M. & N. 7 M. & N. 7 7 Q.-F. ?«• F. & A. F. & A. M. i N. 7 7 J. & J. 7 g. F. & A. 7g. P. & A. F. & A. 4 J. & 3. 7 M. & 8. 7 . 1 ,500,(KI0 1..500,000 500,000 3.0!»,000 1,500,000 1,300.000 444,100 York, Co.'s ofllce. do do do do 1870 51. A. & A & 2'3 M.& 3. & O. & S. 1 & S. P. & A. Due 90 7 & A. «g. F. A. 6 J. & D. M. & N. 6 F. & A. A. .k O. 7 6 g. J. A J. <t D. 3 & J. 7 7 te J. & J. 7S. "4' J. & D. J. & J. 8 J. & J. 7 M. & N. 7 J. & D. 7 M. & N. 8 J. & 7 6 N. Y., Metropolitan B'k, do do do do do do <io do do do N. Y., Office of Co. Winslow, L. & Co. N. Y.,Ofticeof Co. do do do do do do do do Troy, Company's Office N. Y.,Nat. B'kof t'om. do do do ill) Phllndelpliia, Office. do .\.. g. M. ^'- M. '. <fc • . 7 7 8 2, 1, 1, 1873 1890 1890 May. 1893 Nov. 1, 1890 Aug. 1, 1882 Nov. 1, 1878 Nov. 1, 1878 May 1, 1893 May, 1883 Feb., 1907 Feb., 1893 Aug., 1889 Nov. 1, 1888 July, 1890 Aug., 1901 Aug., 1901 Feb. 1, 1876 1894 1882 Nov. Aug. Aug. 1, 1, 1, 1, 1910 July 1, 1876 1896 to 1899 April A. i 2«7, and government reporr to June 30, 1875, V. 31, p. 467. The annual repurt gives no general balance sheet nor laconic account. -Dividends at 6 i)er cent per year were begun in July, and increased to 8 per cent October. 1675. The United Stages Attorney-General has a suit pending for $1,010,056 against '.he company as 5 per cent or its net earnings. (V. 8?, p. 314, 358, 40.5, 453. 493, 523. .'i47, 586, .^94: V. 31. p. M, 105, Ua, 3fl->, .372. 467, 636; V. 32, p. Ill, 182, 3J4, 25 7, 400, 413, 471, 545.) p. Union Pacific Centril B onoA.—This was formerly the Atchison & Pike's Peak road. Interest in default Tince November, 1873. Gross earnings ;874-7-5, $11.3,519; expenses, S1J3.183. (V. 17, p. 588, 9iH; V. 20, p. 8,314; V. 21, p. 612; V. 22, p. Ill, ^45) United Ne)D Jerwj Railroad & Canal Companies. —'1 liL Camden & Amboy Railroad and brunches, Delaware & Rnritati Canal, and Nrw.Tcrsev Railroad form the United Companies of New J.rsey. They were leased to Pennsylvania Railroad, Oct 30, 1871, at 10 per cent on stock and assumption of all liabilities. In 1871 the gross earnings were $10,131, <88; operating expenses, $7,098,449; net, $i,933.039, leaving a loss to lessees of $.31,1(11 after paying interest and dividen-ls. The loans due in February, and April 1875, were paid off and bonds of 1871 increased by $3,3CO,000, issued in London. In 1872-3 Oct. Philadelphia. Feb. daj's after 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1!)01 1894 1894 1894 1888 demand. Louilim. Philadelpliia Offitc. Princeton. N. J. 1880 1, 1878 1, 1889 Philadelphia Office. Nov. 1, 1889 N. Y., B'k of Commerce. Aug. 1, 1878 do do Overdue. Salt Lake City. Jan. 1, 1890 Utica. June, 1876 Utiea and New York. July, 1878 di> do July, 1891 London, U.S. King & Co. Jan. 1, 1902 Baltimore. Boston, E. Blake & Co. Boston.Nat.Bk.of Kedm Boston, Globe Nat. Bk. Boston, N.it.Bk ot Eediu , J. J. J. Mch. Mch. Mch. do do do do M. <fc N, Girard J. .t J Phila d» J. & J, J. & J Phila., Girard do A. & O do J. <fc J 6 The percentage of operating expenses to gross earnings was 41'51 per cent in 18:5 and' 44'03 per cent in 1874. Land sales in 187.i, 111.(49 acres at Total sales to Jan. 1, S3 66 per acre, or$40l,4Ui. 1876. 1,082,893 acres for *.'i,3.36,OI4. Land notes and contracts on hand, J.iiniary I, 1876, $3,0:2501. The suit to recover for Government transportation was decided by the Uidted States Suprem-^ Court in favor of this company. Nov. 2J, 1875, including he important ruling that interest on the Gove'hment loan is not i ayable till the prin'-ipal is due in 1896-99. Abstract of last report V. 33, dp Loudon. do do do do do .1. .214 7 do do do do do do 6 150,000 June N. Y., Ofllce of Co. Cg. 7 May 1896 1894 1886 1910 1901 1902 U.S. Treas., at i;'.aturity. 8g. 6g. 2(J0,000 Dec. April 1, 1, 1, New York and Boston. Mch. 1, 1894 Ac O. do 1887 O. I.ondon, L. & 8. Fr. Bk. April, 1896 N. N. Y., Company's Office. May 1, 1895 U.S. Trcas., at maturity. 1896, '97, '98 Phila. and N. Y. Offices. April 10, 1876 A. 7 do do do do Fell. April J. M.ct's. 145,000 1,162,700 Xnah Central.— %&\t Lake to Ogden. net earnings were $206,358. & 8 8 7 2,860,000 550;000 New A. &'o. Phila., Safe Deposit Co. Q.-J. New York and Boston. J. 7 l,.5O8,60O 717,.500 850.0(X) 2I7,4<K) Dividend. New York & Philadelp'a iSc 2 Og. ,600,tK)0 1 A. 6 7 6 19,890,400 5,300,000 2,000,000 1,816,000 1 ,800,000 154,000 500,000 670,340 1,700,000 880.000 5,000,000 450,000 100,000 1,000,000 1,770,720 200,000 907,000 y.'oH^^s— Priuoi pal. When Duo. Stocks— l^ast Jan., 6 3,000,000 Ac. &c. &c. &c. I 27,236,512 14.256,000 7,550,000 2,400,000 1 ,600,000 3,000,(H)0 500 500 100 100 1,000 Gross earnings, H7.t fi, 81.5'8.4!il; operating expenses, tiSt.yiS; net iamina3,SW3.5, 2. (V^. lil, p. 397; V. aO, p. 6J; V. 81, p. 229, 344; Y. 21, p. 691.) 1,000 1,600 100 .54)0 .tc. 1865 Iiany. 1370 1,000 186/ ' T&riw ift PacifJc.—.\. history of the company is ;^ven in itie aniinal report in Chronicle, V. 5J1, p. 'S29. Lnnii grant bonds hart been is-ueri, but new arrangements were made with the construction com- February, 100 I866JOI 1ST2 1866 1860 1866 1866 1871 6l>ecial loan, December, 1,000 £:i00 1,000 1 ,000 — 'Equiiuiicnt loans Stansteaii. S. & Ciunnbly b(mds Tnconie and extension bonds (to pay Hoat'g debt). Yieksburr/ <C Meridian— 1st series (re(l endoi-scd) 2d series (blue endorsed) Sd do (black pu dorscd) 4th do 1,000 1,000 — it- INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. Amount Rate pel Wben Where Payable, and by Outstanding Payable Cent. \V horn. Road. Bonds. Value. 321 Ist Ist Preferred Size, or of gmd preferred 2d preferred - Date of IKamair— Stock <£ J St - Miles mortgage, gold iiiut*tgage. coufloUdHtod. ToUrio, I'toria notes! & O & J & J & J Boston, Nat. B'k do Nat Office, do do do do do do June 1872 1891 1891 1886 1891 1876 to 1889 Jan. 1. 1887 1902 Jan. 1, 1890 Jan. 1, 1890 Jan. 1, 1890 Jan. 1, 1890 1880 Apr. 7, 1876 July 1, 1883 July 1, 1879 July 1. 1885 July Jan. Nov. 1, 1. 1, 1, — & Xflica B'k, do do Feb. Jan, Bl^ck Piver. Gross receipts 1374-5, expenses, $151,669; dividends disbursed, $.5' 8,397; $106,149. (V. 22, p. 207.) Ulica, Bhnca <£ Elmira.—T'hK road whs completed November, 1873. The sinking fund is $30,000 yearly from 1878. (V. 21, p. 16.) Valley (Fa.).— This road was built chiefly by subOhio RR., Baltimore city, and scription of Bait. Va. counties, but building was slopped, and operation of tbe road by Bait. Ohio discontinued. (V. 20, p. 16, 453; V. 21, p. 396; V. 23, p. 463, 559, & & 591.J — Vermont <£ Canada. Under lease to Vermont Central, and proijosed to be sold to Siirae for $3,000,000 in 6 p. c. bonds; but still in litigation (V. 19, p. 40, 504; V. 30, p. 16, 141, 419, 443, 468, 492; V. 21, p. 44!.) Vermont Centra'.—^'n 1872 the Company went to default on Interest, and has since lieen in numerous new corporation under the name complications. of Central Vermont has been formed, with $3,000,000 paid-up capital, and assumed obligations of the old Foreclosure in progress on Vermont (Central. ' A 2d mortgage. 492, 547 5 110, 5S9.) 14, (V. 20, p. 16, 141, 186. 314, 3.)8, 616; V. 81, p. 33, 215, 418, 490; V. 22, p. Ytckstiirg A Meridian.—'^et, earnings year ending March 1, 1875, were $130 089. Coupons are paid 2 per cent cash, balance scr"p. Coupons of July, 1874, V. and April, 18;5,«vvere passed. (V. 20, p. 591; 2', p. 207.) Vermont S Jfa-'isach'JseUs.-'rhls road is leased to the Fitchb'.irg KR. Co. for 999 years, commencing Jan. 1, 1374; they pacing interest on the debt and 4 per cent on the stock for the first two years, 5 per cent the next two years, and 6 per cent for the remainder of the lease, exclusive of all taxes. . .! . Juna 8ob..Tll>». wUI confar » great faror T^iranUTTvrrrw DESCRIPrrON For explaiiatiou of ooltimu t girlng Immediate noHe> fcy -»•« licadluKSi &o,, gee uutea i>a^ ul tables. 32? Walkill Valley (y.Y.)~UtDioTtgage Warren (\.J.)—:iUiek 7.7 ..'.'.." Ist iuort«aj{«, (fimrautood 2(1 mottjfaKo WiisMiif/toit Cilif, i'a. Mid. it 01. Sotilhern—Stoai... lid im>rt>?asc, O. & A. Kit letaml :i(l inort,>,'aj;o, O. A A. 4tU iii,)rt«asc, O. & A. RH Funded iiiturc^t, O. dc A. RR l8t mortxaxc O., A. dt M. RR Gen. nioit., Kohl, Wiwli. C, Va. Mid. & Gt. South'o Lj-ncliburif Jt Danville, Ist luort., Kuar., ouup Wenlcheater <« I'/iila(Mphia—Pveterro\l stock lat uiortxajie, ucw We^t Jersey 8took Loan of 1883, i?uarautecd by Camden 4 Ambor! l8t mortxago loan l3t do uuusulidated We*t WiKonain— lat mort., s:old, g. fd., 1. gr., conv.. 1st niortxaxe, gold oxteuaion, uuupon or reglst'd ('ousoL bonds, xold Western tt Atlantic (Oa)— Income Bonds .' .. Western (.Ua.)— 1st iMortifaso (.Mont. & W. P.) Wosteru KU. bonds, bofoi-o consolidation . . . 2d mort., guar, li y Cent, of Oa. and Ga. RR. & B. Co. Wealern Maryland— \i\i mort., endorsed Bait. City. 1st mort^asc, unenilorsed 2d do endor.sed by Baltimore 2d do endorsed by WasUiujjton County . 2a preferred mortgaifo, unoudor.sed 35 ut tliu lio.td of AND CANAL STOCKS AND RA.ILUOAD 24, 187G.] tlt'st S 18 18 18 310 '.'. '. . . 500 dtc, .500 .t<-. 5(K> A(!. 1871 1872 500 Ac. 138 116 44 160 90 1873 1,600 1871 1867 500 Ac 100 Ac 188 1870 1870 500 Ac 64 64 1808 1870 !!!! ! ! ! 181 181 1,000 100 Ac, 100 Ac. 100 , Sinking fund bonds, gold Wisconsiti Oe«<n(/— Ist mortgage, gold, land grant. Worcester it Nashua—Stuck Bonds ($123,000 arc 7 i>cr cent) Bonds Bonds Nashua 200 45 do Rochester—Stock do Istm., guar, « 100 1873 1875 48 48 !!! (for $700,000) 14 14 1874 00 CO 148 148 : if: Kcgislerod l>onds Kegis efi,Ml Ijpuds 1.48 t ^',..'. l)'oiids DclH-ntun'sof 1878 1801 (.^3,000,000 cp. & ; 148 $2,000,000 Lehigh Coal it Nat* ijation— UtocU. Loan, conv.. coup., gold (assumed L. 1st mortgage, registered 1st mortgage, registered, raiiroail Mort. loan, 50 1856 Varlo'g 25 rog.). & W. Coal Col reen wood, mnrtjiago, registered ilonongahclit Navigation Co. Stock (1 ; — mortgage WaUkill Valley.— 'T\\\i road was foreclosed under a eecoml mortgage and sold November, 1875. (V. Hi; V. 22, p. 42, 2».) . . Warren (N. J.).— Leased to Delaware, Lackawanna oa stock and bonds. Net roads. 1875, $211,056. Washington City. Vlrgin'a Midland <S Oreat SouthGro.ss earnings year ending Sept. 30, 1875, ern. S1,0:H,980; expense's, $B71,.367; net earnings. 8)01,«)12. Tile company has baen assisted by Bait. O. Coupons on O. A. -d, :Jd and *itli mortgages are — & & The 1st and 3(1 mortgages placed together, were originally $400,O0J 1st 6s, and i:8Ul).O0O 3d 88, some of whicli have been exclian^ed for general mortgage bonds, but are deposited m escrow only. (V. 32, p. IS, 591.) Westetn it Atlantic—This road is owned by State of Georgia, and leased at $:iOX00O p^r annum Lessees have issued the income bonds. (V. 82, p. overdue. 36.) Philadelphia.—Ifet earninss 1874-5. (V. 22, p. 304 ) West Jersey.— Qro3s earnings, 1875, $859,797; expenses, $:«,8,5:)9; net, $291,287. Net proBt above mterest and rentals, $9.5,689. (V. 22, p. 23*.) — 1,880,800 1,997,872 8,229,594 West WiscoTisin. The company defaulted on interest due Jan. 1. 1875, and funded nine coupons from that date. The following is from the official statement; Siiice its organization the company has issu d $4,000,000 gold first mortgage land grant bonds, of which $3,':i ,50J are outstanding; $610,000 Southern extension bonds, of which $370,000 are held as collateral security by floating debt creditors; $2,5'.)0,0i)0 s,;veu per cent gold consolidated bonds, of which $1,471,0)0 are he! a as collateral to the floating debt. The other debts of the company on Jan. 1. 1875, were as follows: Bills payable, $l,aS0,9Jl. There are collatera's belonging to the company held for these, as follows: Southern extension bonds, $370,00:1; consolidated bonds,$l,47l,0,18; and 200 cirs; Iher Items of debt, $1,826,141. Karnlngs, 1874, 4,375,000 1,099,500 1,033,350 800,000 20,000,000 1,500,000 3,5(K),000 5,000.000 3113,000 5,000.000 10,2 I8,5.i0 794,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 A A A J. A 4 7 4 J. f. A. F. 6 M. 6 J. 7 7g 7k. 7« 10 8 8 8 6 6 6 6 6 A. J. J. do do J, Bait., B. diirrrit do do N. Jaa. 1 Mar 1. Sept. 1, J. Bait., R.'uiirn)Ct It Sons Meb. 1, 1, do K. May do 187S IVtt isao iSM 19M IHM April I, Jan. 10, 1 97$ April I. 1891 »<I>t. I, 1974 I«0 I8M 1800 1, 18M Mch., Jan., Oct., Jan. 190!i Atlanta, Co.'s Office. New York A Harannati. J. W Oct. A. A. . I •\ 6 %' 41, .5.50 1,063,000 7 714,000 1,001,300 103,000 7 4 6 Q^. do do do y-F. A A A A A A A .T. J. J. J. F. J. J. D. D. D. D. A. do do do Forcclos tc pending. 1875 M7; V. receipts, $293,718; expenses, $194,420; net receipts, $99,2 18. The tlnanclal condition SeptemberSO, 18i5, was as follows: Liabilities Stock subscriptions, $631,632; funiled debt. $1,675,000; total Assets Cost of old road and liabilities, $l,47j,451. appurtenances, $1,104, 3!'3; cost of new road, $1,880,18:); sundry individual in;lcbtelness, $2,816: Union Railroad Company. $2,500; loss on sale of second preferrtjd bonus. $43,500; construction and equipment, $37,26S; sinking fund second mortgage citycudcirsed, $31,003; ba'ance$36,911—total assets, $4,473,451. (V. 22, p. gross — 21. p. 1.37, 592; Pennsylvania RR lessee owns $i)72,650 stock out of the total iimount of $1,022,450, $148,000 of branch bonds, and all of (V. SO, p. 388, 381 p. 191, tOL Ul.) Wtldon.—litmtaA December, Kit, 16 ) company defaoltrd July, statement and propovltit.n for Wisconsin Central.— Thin 1875. and latest its funding, Ac., are in V. SI, p. Mi. tV. V. M. p. SVl. STl: 21, p, 824,) Woroesttr S Natlua.—'Hti earolngs 187(-ft. $178,Guarantees the stock and bonds of Nashna St Rochester company, leased. (V. 81, p. 690; T. V. S-IO. p. 543.) CANAL. Chesipeilu <t peake City, Md. Che»3ptakt Jt net, $251,175, D<'(iw3re.— Delaware City to Ckas»(V. 18, p. 582). OAit.— Gross receipts, 187S, t4734UL Paid on bonds, ^iS,MO. (V. «l. pi 77.) Delaware ZXr.— Leased to Leh'gfa C. A N. Co., at interest on bonds, and 8 per cent s year 00 stock. Western North C<rc/ina.— Soldin forccljsnre. Jnne (V. 20, p. 814, 453; V. 81, p. 40.) tt V.M. 1876 A — 407) 19'.>2 Jan.. July 1,1897 to Wilmingt >a, Columbia Augnsts rosd at 7 per cent on stock. Leasee issumee all "«*'""»? TV, — WesleT't Maryland. This company was largely aaby the city of B iltimore, which has also bought Its overdue coupons. The only bonds remaining in default for inter-'St to their holders are the second preferred unendorsed. Annual report for last fiscal year to September 30, 1875, shows do do do Pittsburg, Office. J. J. N. Y., N. Bk.ofCom'rce. 22, p. sistetl 1884 1*»7 1«97 1877 1S82 June 1, 1911 do do do Philadelphia. Office. WUmington $l,2<X>.00n general mortgage bonds; 187S, $182,059. (V. 22, p. a06.) A Sou do do 8, . 762,779 Pennsylvania. —The I87S 1875 leoo April. do do Te to A J. A O. do do A O. do do Oct. 1, 1TO» A J Bait., N. Necbanlcs' Bit Jan. 1, ISUO A do do Jan. 1, 1990 A do do Jan., 1990 A Ilagonitown. Jan.. IHOO A Bait., <!ompany's Offloe. Jan., 190S 6 J. A Balt.,N. Mechanics' B'k Jan., lOOO 6 J. A do do Jan., 1902 8 J. A Jan. i, 1900 6 A. A O. Philadelphia, Office. April 1, 1889 6 f.. J. A J. do do Jan. 1, 1806 7 do do 8 H. A N New York, J. M. Plckrell May 1, 1900 7 J. A D Bait, Safe Deposit Co Jnne. 1000° "t A. A O. Pblla., DeHavoo A Bro. Oct., 1900 A. A O. 7 do do Jan., 1001 Sin J. A D I>oc, 1975 London, «K- J. A J. ll)»l AN do 1986 I'A J N. Y.. Nat. B'k Republic 1990 7 g. A J Boston, Office. Jnly 1, 1901 3>« IJ. A J. Worcester, Office, Jan. 1, 1H7G 6A7 Various do do 1881 A 1897 7 A. A O. Best., Olobe Nat. Bank, April 1. 1908 7 P. A A do do Feb. 1, 18M 3 6 A. A O. Boat., Olobe Nat., Bank. April 1, 1904 3 AD. Phlliidelphla, Office, June, 1873 6 A J. do do July, 1880. 0' Q- J. Bait., A. Brown A Sons. 1870 5 Q-J. London. 1890 6 J. A J. Bait., A. Brown A Sons. 1885 4 F. A A. Philadelphia, Offloe. Feb. 4, 1970 J. A J. do do July 1, 1978 5 F. A A. N. Y., Bk. o( Comraeroe. Feb. 1, 1876 7 .H. A N. do do 1877 7 J. A J. do 18«» do do 7 J. A J. do 1891 7 A. A O. N. Y., office, 71 B'way. April, 1878 7 A. A O. do do 18U4 2 Q^M. Philadelphia, Office. June 3, 187V do M. A 8. do 1894 (V. 20, p. 398, 405, 445.) Western two N.Y., Bull's Head Bank N.V., Del., L. A W. RR Q-J. 22, p. 521. 23, 1875, for $885,000. UlvMMd. A O. do do A J. PhllndolpblA, Office. A O. do do A A. Camden, N. J., Go's OQoc A 8 do do A J do do A O. do do A J New York and London A J. New York, once of Co. A. 4,6'.)3.500 50 M. M. 7g. M. A 5,381,983 2,000,000 1,000 18(i2 "f Western .4/a^^mia.— Sold In foreclosure, April 19. and bought by Central Ga. and Georgia liall- earnings in <ft 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 50 V.21,p. 396; V. 1875, Westchest^ 1807 1800 1871 1873 1874 8 $884,920; operdtingexpenses, $697,107; nctenmings, 8187,812. For full particulars see V. 29, p. 77, 291,814 A Western at 7 per cent $152,657. 100 1872 1871 1872 83 83 i\, p. . 1,000 153 Loan do cxteu.sion, convertible till December, 1877... Consolidated mortgage, loan 1st 50 1858 ($2,310,000 assumed C. RR. of N.J.) g. J. 2,000,0(X) Delaware DioisionStocli 1 St mortgage Delaware Jludson —Stock Loiui of "e" 250,000 400,000 900,305 700,500 500 Ae Guaran teed sterling loan Bonds tiaviii.!^ next preference Ktuistereil r. 64(8 A O A O. A A. A. A. Sis 7 7 » IM .» I,. Chesapeake it Delaware— Stock 1st mortgage (originally $2,800,0001 Chesapeake <£• OAi«— Stock Mai^iauil loan, sinking fund 7 511,400 750,000 2,602,539 1,200,000 654,000 700,000 578,859 1,650,000 1,500,000 526,500 821,300 1,100,000 3.-0,000 !! it 1871 thM. TaklM. ^^X" vli'Z. *•"" ''50 "* "' 1,000.000 1,000,000 4,000,000 1866 1870 1858 -^ XXIX arr^r dl.eoT«r»« i. 1,800,000 040,000 2,500,000 920,000 750,000 600,000 1,200,000 200,000 400,000 300,000 300,000 600,000 876,000 1,000,000 1,400,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 350,000 3,200.000 000,000 1,250,000 1,.500, 100 1,456,200 648,700 221,400 749,000 4,018,500 1,789,800 BONDS. INTEKKdT OR UIVlKKKDg. 1,3.59,750 4(H),000 1,000 1808 1870 1872 1870 1863 1865 ofny ~ ~ $700,000 lUO 18«(! 18B!) "4 Sterling bonds .•. 1870 1871 1855 1858 1880 1801 115 57 28 .. Amonnt 1871 $500dcc. 185S 100 60 38 63 172 32 201 90 90 90 90 90 90 1st mortgage, I'ittsburg Braucli Oene.ral mortgage Willuitnston i£ Tarboro— lat mortg.it e Wilminyton, Columbia <* Auyusta 1st mortgage!!! do Par 100 '<%c. 50 500 Ae. 27 '. do Size, or of 1807 330 1873 65 >a 1871 — Income bonds Wilminffton it Reading— lat mortgage 2d mortgage, coupon or registered Wilm ington it ireWo/i— Stock Date § Bonds. Vulue. OuUtondiug KR 3d mortK»go, guaranteed by Baltimore 4tli do for Baltimore City stock Western North Carolina— 1st mortgage (E. Dlv.) Western Pennsylvania— 1st mortgage — ; Del. A BudKK Ouu/,—This A Co., which Is aaos« the largest minen and carrien of coal, laasaa Iha Ai>. Sar. RailioadsL Also eodanea Susq. and Benas. bonds of N. Y. A Cansda iUi. Annual report fOr iSn, A V. 81, p. 460. net earnings WU'iamstot db T'arioro.— Road In progress. No recent financial Information. WHmlngton Columbia db Xu^utfi.— Leases and operates the Wil.A Weldon. In 1874 5 ne: earnings were $183,271, Including profit on W.& W. Coupons of De"., 1875, are unpaid. (V. 22. p. 16.) Wilmington it Bi>adi«7.—This road was In progress, and defaulted on second niirtgage after crisis of 1873. Default on first mortgage was made AprU, N. J. assumes (in pnichase of 1 qolpmenil, tS,Sia,OW F of the gold loan due I8'i7, leases the Lehlgo quehanna Rail Koad, and operates the Lehigh Cat The Lehigh A WIIkea-Barte Coal Co.aaBBni«s|BMk000 of the gold loan due l:>97. and »8»,000 (all) of the convertible gold loan d.:is 1$3i, and bas slao l aai ad the coal lands of the Company. (V. SI, |>. SIV.) A Umtmgahtla Katigatton CbnuMnit.-Receipts. PR,'ai. 1571, $215,463; ezpcnaes, tSSitX); dividends, . . CANAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS AND BONDS, dat^. Sabscrlbera ivlll [June 24, 1876 confer a ereat favor by glvlns Immediate notice of any error discovered la tJiene Tables, INTEREST OR DIVIDENDS. DESCRIPTION. Koii(/»— Princl- when Due. Miles Sato Blze, or Amount Rate per WUen Where Payable, and by !pal, of Par Stocks— hoHt A>r explanation ot column headinKS, &c„ see notes of Outstanding Payable Canal. Bonds Value. Cent. Wliom. Dividend. at t&e bead of first page oi tableu. I CANAL— Continued. iforri*—fltotk, consolidated Preferred stock Now mortgage (for $1,000,000) Boat loan Preferred stock scrip dividend — Pnuisj/ltHi ni«— Stock Ist mortgnge, interest guaranteed by Penn. NaFigatum—Stock, common Preferred stoeK 3 st mortgage, extended 103 103 103 103 EK 327 327 108 . JSehuj/lkill <t 1870 1863 1864 - 1872 85 100 100 25 100 100 1874 Canton Improvement Companu—%tock one-flfth of land sales) 1873 mud (sinking Sterling bonds 1874 Mortgage bonds, gold sixes (for $2,500,000) f., rents on end. C. Co. (s. $220,163) Ist mort., Union KR., do 2d mort., g., end., (s. f. ground rents on $144,800) Vtnuolidatwii Coal of Maryland—Stock 1864 let mortgage (convertible) 1872 iBt mortgage, consolidated, convertible 1852 Cumberland Coal and Iron— Ist mortgage mortgage 1869 do 2d do Cumberland Coal tC Iron Companu—StocK sinking Bridge— Bomh fund 1868 Dubuque Ihrnleith <t JUinoU <t SI. Louis Bridge— Ist mortgage coupon s. fund.. 1871 1871 coupon mortgage, 2d 1874 3d mortgage, coupon 1875 mortgage 4th Bt. Louis Ttmnel RR.— Ist mortgage sterling, sink. fund. 1873 2dmortgage 1875 do do Mariposa Land it Mining Company—Stocli 1,000 25 £200 1,000 500 Ac. 500 &c. 100 1,000 1,000 "ibo 100 Preferred stock Mortgage bonds (for $500,000) Mccryland Coal— Stock Utreanlile IVits(— Real estate 1st mortgage bonds PtxdfteMail Steamship Company Stock Bonds, coupon or registered (for $2,000,000) Fennsyltania Coal—Block — 1875 1,000 1876 100 500 &c 100 1876 1,000 50 1st mortgage bonds 1861 J'uUman Palace Oor—Stock ido 2d 3d series series 4tli series sterling debenture, convertible debenture Mining Company— Cotamon stock Quicksilver 100 100 Preferred stock Sd mortgage, gold ^prina Mountain Cooi—Stock, guar'd 7 p. c. by L. V. BR. ilHitea Slates Express— Stock WUia,F(uyo <£ Company Express Stock Vettern tmion Telegraph— Stock Beal estate bonds, gold, sinking fund 1872 Bonds, coup or rcg., conv. till May, 183.5, s' f 1 p. C1875 Sterling bonds, coup, (sinking fund Ipercent. per annum) 1875 WiUcesbarre Coal—Stock . — . Jf«rrl».— Leased April, 18:0, to Lehigh Valley Rail- sosd for 999 years. 'The ieesees assammg bonds and crip, *nd paying 10 per cent per annnm on preferred •tsUi and 4 on consoliaated stock. (Y. 12, p. 714). F^mnsvlvania Canal.—Worked in interest of Penn. intercBt on bonds. An old mortgage of 90,000 is due in 1887. Gross receipts 874, $54«,328; net, $310,14«. RE. which guarantees . Union Pacific report V. 82, p. "50 100 100 100 1,000 1,000 £100&c io'g. 7 J. J. J. J. J. (») m 5,000,000 484,500 5,826,200 298,000 434,000 996,000 144,000 598,000 4,291,300 5,708,700 584,000 1,500,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 33,787,475 1,498,000 4,000,000 1,030,000 Navigation SchuylhiU Company. —LcaseA from & Reading for 999 1870, to Philadelphia 1, years, at annual rent of $(>55,000, inclnding 'ertaiu personal property convej^ed and to Philadelphia Teal Balding. (Last annual report in V. 32, p. 493.) A Susmtehanna <t Tide Water— LeaBed and operated oj Plmadelphla & Reading Railroad for interest on bonds and half of net earnings. iniSCEI,LANEOI7S. Adams Express Company.— A salt of Dlnsmore and others in V. reference to the 19, p. 270. Amsriean Coai.— The report for 1875 showed gross jeceipts, $835,916; net, i^.§,0i6, (V. 22, p. 180.) JMantic Jt Padfle Telegraph.—Ot this stock the juiyVigio 1, 1876 1, 1876 March, 1897 1882 to 1907 1895 May, 1880 May, 1913 May, 1915 Feb. Feb. V. Jan.Vi885 1, 1878 Jan., 1894 Jan., 1902 May 1, 1883 Jan. Company's Office. do do Mar. 1, 1876 July 3, 1876 Mar. 10, 1876; 1872 Nov. 12, 1872 June, 1884 Boston, Office, latcoup. dueDec.,1875. '&'j. London, Brown, S. & Co Jan. & J New York or London. Jan. & New York. New York and London. J. Various 7 5 7 M. <& S. Q.-F. F. & & & & & & A. Q.— F. 2 M. 8 8 F. F. 8 A. A. 7g. 2 4 1»2 7g. Annual 22, p. 483, Boston Water Power Cb.— ABnnal report in V. 22, 511, 591.) ling loan. The Company owns $594,000 stock of Union Railroad Co. out of $600,000 and guarantees bonds. (V. 20, p. 314, 546.) Carp Improvement C&.—Assets April, N. A. A. O. O. p. 279, showing gross receipts. $2,618,178; expenses, $1,876,402; n^t, $771,776. Consol. mortgage bonds are held to retire old bond?. Guarantees also bonds of the Cnmberland & Penn., and assumes $135,000 Un. Mining Co. bonds. (V. 22, p. 279, 415, 471.) Illinois (ft St. Louis Bridge.— Interest passed July, The Bridge and Tunnel Railroad are in hands 1875 of Messrs. Morgan and Humphreys, trustees. (V 21, p. 319.) 1869 & J. N. Y., Company's Office. 1879 & D. N. Y., Company's Office. June 10, 1876 New York, Office. May 1, 187S New York, Office. J. & J. July 15, 1876 New York, Office. Q.-J. July 15, 1876 M. & N. N. Y., Union Trust Co, May, 1902 M. & N. N. Y., Treasurer's Office May, 1900 M. & S. London, Morton, R.<t Co March 1, 1900 M. & N. Philadelphia. Mariposa Land <ft Mining Co.—Assessment of JI per Khare is delinquent J une 3, 1676. (Y. 80, p. 477 j V. 22, p. 231, 305, 328.) Pacific Mail Steamship Co.— (Change of management. May, 1676. Report of old Board. V. 22. n. 543. (V. 21, p. 40. 207, 231, 278, 324, 349, 396;. 543, 691.) Pennsylvania Coai.—Tins company operates a railroad of 47 miles connecting its coal mines with Branch of Erie Railway and Delaware & Hudson Canal at Hawley. Dividends in 1874 were 45 per cent a year. Floating debt, $625,000. 21, p. 467. FM report in V. Mining Comparey.— Annual report tor with balance sheet, &c., m V. 22, p. 303. See Quicksilver 1R7T5, Cdnso'idaHon C35a'.— Annual report for 1875 in V. 644; V. 1904 Sept., Pullman Palace Car Company.— 1875, $298,- 694; liabilities, $165,009. 20, p. "l904 1, March, 1886 Feb. 1, 1876 N. Y., Ill Broadway, do do Aug. 1, 1881 N. Y., Farm. L. & T. Co. May 15, 1876 do do May 15, 1881 do do Feb. 15,1887 do do Aug. 15, 1892 do do April 1, 1885 do do Oet. 15, 187& V. 22, p. 4}, 257, 881, 305, 369, 513, Canton Improvement Co..—The annual report for year ending May 31, 1875, is in V. 20, p. 59 1 Of the $2,500,000 mortgage $600,000 is reserved to pay sterits i", Jan. 1, 1886 Jan. 31, 187« In 5 years. I 2J, Xfnion Canal.— Stock, t2,9or,850. Oct.','i885 Feb., 1889 Hew York, Office. &D. 7 3 3,400,CK)0 21, p. 63, 277; J. 1^3 4,400,000 1,695,000 20,000,000 . June do do & J M. &N. M. & S. N.Y.,Co.'e Office, 71 B'y. March 15, 187^ J. & J 7 do do Jan., 1885 J. & J. 6 do do Jan. 1, 1897 J. & J do do 1879 6 F. & A. 6 do do Feb., 1879 A. & O. 6 New York Office. Oct. 15, 187& M. & N. N. Y., by lU. Cent. RR. 8 Nov., 1893 A. & O. New York and London. 1900 J. & J. do do July 1, 1901 do dd Mar. 1, 1886 7 g. M. A B. J. & J. 10 St. Louis. 9g. J. & J. Lond.,J. S.Morgan & Co. Jan. i, "1888 10 J. & J. Bt. Louis. 3,947,000 2,000,000 2,492,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 10,000,000 5,000,000 100 & M..&. B. A stock increase of 25 per cent was voted &4 94. 1875. (V. p. 21, Feb. 4, 1876. Feb. 4, 1876 Philadelphia, Office. Philadelphia, Office, J. &.A. J. 667.) ov., ER. Co., Phlla. do do do <J.— M. N. Y., 2 3 4 Railroad holds $2,430,000. 4a2.(V. & "e" 30c. in sc 498,000 500,000 480,000 100 £200 do O. F. &. A. 7 12,000,000 18,000,000 1,500,000 10,500,000 4,000,000 1,740,000 1,107,500 593,000 693,000 605,500 598,000 10,250,000 412,000 363,000 177,000 i',6oo 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 Val. > 50 Jjneriean Express— aiocK American Coal (ifaryland)— Stock AtUaitie it Pacifle Telegraph- Stock Boston Water Power Mortgage bonds (for $2,800,000) Bonds, Bonds, Bonds, Bonds, Bonds, 949,748 A. liCli. & & 3,155,650 60o. in sc P. & A. do do M. & S. 1,709,380 do do 6 J. & J. do do 3,990,392 6 l,148,00<t J. & J. do do 6 M. & N. 260,000 6 do do M. & N. 756,650 do do 6 M. & N. 628,100 do 7 do 2,002,746 "6 '&'j. Fhila. and Baltimore. J. 1,000,000 J. & J. do do 1,319,000 6 325,316 J. & J. do do 6 J. & J. do 250,000 7. do M. &N. Philadelphia, Office. 3,000,000 6 1,000 1,000 iniSCKiiL.ANBOI7$. Company— Stock 5 j- (1) 236,905 103,164 4,477,150 3,000,000 i",6oo *5 Tide ira(er—Stock Maryland loan, 2d mortgage BnMuelianna Canal, common bonds, 3d Qiort pref., 3d. T. W. priority b'de.. do bondsof 1872 do UNtiott— 1st mortgage Xdamt Sxpress - F. &. A. F. A. 2 $1,025,000 1,175,000 1,000 1,000 2d mortgage Mortgage bonds Improvement bonds Boat and car loan Boat and cai- loan StuqueJianna $100 100 1876 1865 various. 1860 various. 50 1867 1,000 50 50 V. 19, p. 684; V.20, p. 141, 429, 5.38; V. 22, p. 233, 803. Spring Mountain Coal Company.— This is guaranteed 7 per year till 1885 by Lehigh Valley RB. United States Express.— V. 23, p. 159. Western Union T<legraph.—Annuti\ report, V. 21, p. 369. The company holds $7,287,735 of its own stock, making the total $41,073,410. In May, 1876,. purchased control of Southern & Atlantic Company (V. 21, p. 16, 369, 373, 569; V. 22, r p. 136, 175, ItL Y. 22, p. S57, 268, S68, 691.) , , , : . Juno INVESTORS' SUPPLEMENT. 24. 1 76.] nUscellaneoua. Iniuranoe. Brmckerhoff;Turner& Co Manufacturers and Dealers ia COTTON DUCK ron CAR COTE RING AND CAR SEATS, M to And all kinds of SAIL "AWNING STHIPKS." Also, Apfentfl Bunting Company f'liitcd States A liiiara o« top nlien jron chooae." COMMON SENSE AND FAIR PLAY IN LIFE ASSURANCE I DrANE ST., Provident Savings Life Assurance Society, WKSTEHN DNION Bl/ILDING, NBW YORK. Guaranty Cash Capital, fias.ooo, Henbt D. PoLaiHus, Bpecitki. JOSEPH WOOD. RENNET. K. R. merely for accumulatioa, ThU Soc'ety reoognine t/ie PMey-Mdtr at outiur iftheStutve. This Society, therefore, will either itsae policies on thn payment of uniform annual premiums, guaranteting aspeeifitd turrenaervahu fbr meryyear in latter is held SPCMOBB TUBNEB, J. ftocUly uparatii tlu Iruurane* Part 0/ tht the Jleteneor Depoelt Part, which Premium from NEW YORK. l^LBKRT A. BRIKCKKRaOFr, ca»/i; or Joseph Wood & p. O. 3ox at actual current men," Jamus Brown, PreeUent; Howard rATKNT 21, Chaiter: PATENT CAR COCPLING UtS, Inclusive Il(,t)7 NO RISKS HAVE BE JN T \KKN UPON UULLB OK VESSELS. Premiums marked off as earned, dar^ ing ihopcrlod as aiiovr |tN,|i:7 II Paid tor Lo S"S, Eipunros and R< bates, lo's Savings, Ac, during the SAiso period 70f,jaiM R turn PrcT.lams M.tTt FIN, NEW YORK. United Sia'es and oihors'.ccVs Lojua onStock*. d anrlaj lotorett tll.fiT to THE PROVIDENT SAVINGS LIFE Notes Is Receivable. , WESTERN UNION BUILDINO. NEW YORK. GEORGE WALKER, 8HEPPARD HOMANS, President. Vice-Prea't and Actuary NEW YORK Organized as the New York (Stock) iu LITHOGRAFIIERS Insurance Company 1788. and C:alms doe iheUompany, eilinuteJ at Tt.On fl %:.i»i,K\ 1> FIX PER CENT. IN'TGREiTontheouUUwllac paMte be Cert^flcates of rrofl'i will th reof, or their l.'gal icpro^cntallver, I litli'dt') p:r:ic!pite, Ccrtldcatta for nhlcU will b« issued on and af ler Tuesday, the 4lh day of April next. N. ¥. All Proflts are aad for Ships, THEO. HoUtlag Stock Mining Ac. A conetantly on Purposes, hand, from wbica any desired lengths are cat. JOHN \r. MASON & 4S Broadwajr, E. S. 66 N*-ar V'«rk. BLKECKKK, Jr., Vice-Pres't, LARAQUE, Secretary. Bailey, WALL STREET Dealer in Fire and narlne Innnranca atock and Scrip << CO., B. EDWARD Blgglnit |Suapen^ion Bridges, Onrs, Dst irlcki. Inclined Flanes, Among ASSETS, Slat Dec. ,'75 - $871,418 94 JOHN H. LYELL, President. B. B. of the very best qnallt; anltable Divided DIVIDENDS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC 3l8T, 1875, FORTY PER CENT. Wire Rope. STEEL, CHABCOAL, now Our Customers. Bonds and Certificates of Stock a Commercial Blanks of all kinds. Lar-;?e SPECIALITY." Casta paid at once for the above Securities ; or the will be sold on comnuMlon. at sellers option STREET CARS, OMNIBUSES. John Stephenson & Co., [MANUFACTURERS, JSo. 47 tho 0«a:d. TnUS~TEEa: 1H>M»«nALB. JOHN K. MTEILS, U II CL>.-J A S.ll RNES FR NU.S H n>V, () , V • > < . IS i)i:i uE, I'tVS I II. l> J)ll • A J »»IE8 . Al.nKlli JEHl L , OILLESn •, i< II kl< T 'TLOR. II n.S'K >>OB. lUivI), 'III 8 D. .UKKKICK. UK ). W. MOlCIIIj, WM. A. II LL. OK A « tVElt, L- Elt II LEWr=!. GE W SMI 111, HK i;v i> B I.PII, J HV H IL Ilk. LEVI M -AiES ) S II IU H i:UH RD P lilt if F. Fl{-»KLI EUl«OT. S KeHE L MERCH i^T, J MES L. R A B WAT. 1 LEDGER BUILDING, ' tbe boldcra on and after Tuesday, ihafl.-stday of Fobruiry. A divid.nd in Scrip of TE^ PER CENF. Isda. clarcd on ho amount of Bi'nol Premiums for tha yi^ar ending D..-C ruber :1U*, 1^3, which miy be ca* .u STOCK PAID OFF AND MUTUAL SYSTEM ADOPTED IN 1851. WILLIAm STREET, > W IHSM i-K AND Railroad 8',0aB I*- PrcmluTis No. 61 l^'ILLIAM ST. 1853. M Adrauce of la Totnl A'sels ASSURANUK SOCIETY, Mutual Insurance Co., Henry Seibert& Bros. Speclallf. n (Tiraitt Promtam Note* and CI Siibscr'ption By Order of No. 183 K M R.-i:isu.-sncc For Plans, Rates, and Full Particulars apply 43 'Broadway, ESTABLISHED IN MMn M Toul am unt of Martce Promlami. $)H.n» Thie Convuny hat nuued no Mldet. exeft mt Ctoya and F eight for the Yoyag*. Potter, Ireaeurer. 1.VBRICATOR. 10«9. It. 17a,1M (B National Car Brake Shoe Co., i9c PROTECTION OF LIFE linf :)uircincnts of Section OutaUndlas PramlumsJiniury 1, 117} Prrmlnms received from Jan. 1 to Dec medical examination. These Plans are indorsed by leading Actnaries and State Commissioners, and also by the "Society far the Promotion of Life Inturanee among Clergy, AOKNTS FOB 4C> will fanrish the Voaic, r«l-nury 1st, IKS. The toHowlDg Biiicnenl of the aflfWIra of tka Compiny is pab:i>hi3j In conformity wth Ibe r» & Wood's IRON AND STEEL RAILROAD CROSSINGS, HOWE'S PATENT Tl.NHO'jrES'S It ASSURANCE Kaw 8T. Tho C.>mi>any has the foUowin^t Assets Ctsh in Dank fS^ia IS Stationary Frog, SEL.F-ACTIIVC} , BROADWAY, COR. CEDAR a»t for death clainu and expenme of management, each year by iteelf, re. newalk'e at the cloee of any year without further WOOD'S PATENT RMLROAD SWITCOBS, nrOOD'S 110 Co., MANUyACTOKgRS OF Wood's Pat. Adjustable Frog, Co Insurance NEW nUt In stock. 109 MUTUAL PACIFIC Do not Auun your Life till jon have examined the PLANS devised by SBBrraaD BoaAHi Actuary, for Invested In U. 8. Plve-Twenty Bonds. Widths and Colore always snppi;, all full orricB or thc what you buy, Pajr aa 70a bo, gtt THK DUCK, FKLTIKQ DUCK, BAQOINO, RAVBNS DUCK. 8 ML TWUNES. *c. "ONrARIO" SEAMLESS BAGS, '* IM INCnK8 WIDK, COTrON CANVAS, ZZXl KAST TWEJVTV-SEVEIVTU STREET, NEW YORK. • W •. . • > \VS ES'l) UaVIS, i/AS •. UjW.K (iK'.i UK k. Ti'UiiV, JilH.H 1'. <:!? 8BV, tl:\^KH>f WOi>I)KL'tF. JO:iN K. MYERS. Pnaldeat. 1II0MAS HALE. Wir.LOU.TTiaV POWELU The North VlcS>reaid«at. Secretary. British and Mercantile Ins. Co., OF LONDON AND BDINBVRSH. DNITED STATES BRANCH, 54 WUIIan, Cor. Ptne St., New York. Capital paid np • Groaa Fire RaaerTe Net Lire Aaaeta • • Total - . . - ' - - $10,000,000 3,700,000 13,300,000 «a7,oeo,ooo eross Asiets held ky Board of Uanagement In Hev York, tl.<OD.OiXi. The compaoy's actual losies by Chlcafo CdnSagm Uon In im were tl,7l3.U7 81. The Oompuiy's actual losses by Boston conliaftia Uon In vm were IWi.aso «. Yet the Company paid these loesee at sight wttboa borrowing or selllLg a siDgle dollar of peruiaoeol Us. vestments, continued regular uivldeodi to Ihclr atockhoMen, and at the end of ins had entlrelT la ada np(notlntbi. country, however), the losses of Uisse two confla {rations and all others. commeDctaf IVM with a surplus over IIIUJMO lamr than ever hefota. Annual IneooM of Fire Department alone ofW %iSKOSXO. Fire and Ufe Assets entirely dlstlnct-the aaa Bat U^Ie tor the other. „ „ 'The Cempany organised A. D. IM. Con bnsUiais la thu country A. D. lan. , Agencies In most ul the principal dtles lad t In the United States. ... EZRA WHITS, CHAS. B. WlilTB, SAM. F. BLAQOl ._ : ; : : INVESTORS' SUPPLEMENT zxxu OFFICE OF THE CONTINENTAL Insurance Company. OFFICE OF TUB ORIENT ATLANTIC Mutual Insurance Co.j New OFFICES: NEW YORK, 100 & 102 BROADWAY. Mutual BROOKLYN Insurance Co. Ouh Capital 9S1,4S7 42 Beserre for Re-lDBurance Sarploa Law with Inenr- ance DcpsitmeDt Goajanty Snrplne Fond TTadlTided Sarplns held for all Policies not FURNITURE, Fremiam. off from let JanuDecember, 1875... $6,128,134 68 Losses paid during the same period $2,712,058 05 Returns of Premiums and Expenses. .$1,217,417 26 The Company has COSITIXEIVTAL, WAS THE rUtST COJfPANT TO SUBMIT TO TBE BESTBICTIONS OF THE SURPLUS LAW OF 1874. the provieiocs of this Law the Company is compelled to limit its dividends to stockholders to7per cent, per annam. and to deposit one half of the remainder cf its earnings in the Insnr By SPECIAL the PROTECholders as may ance Department of this State, as a BBSEIiVE SAFETY FOND, for TION and SAFETY of Buch policy not he bnrned out at the time of a conflagration so great as to destroy the ability of all Companies, to pay their lo»ee8 in fn'l. thereby avoiding the necessity of placing the Company In the hand; of a Beceiver in Bankruptcy. Some of the bcDeHts of submission to this law are as follows the assured, who losses at the time of the great are claimants for It will give them more money than can be obtained nnder the requirements of any other law on this subject, because it exempts tiie Company fees, legal costs, or other expenses Company It requires the 1875. $319,832 SI 322,594 58 Subscription Notes. Bills Receivable, and Lncollected Premiums Unsettled Accounts 541,461 75 25,321 OJ 620,75^50 percent interest on the outstanding Scrip on or after the let March next. also resolved that the oot- etanding Certificates of the Company of the iasoe i/f 1S63 be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof, or their legal ripresentatlves, 2,614,200 00 Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages Interest, and eundry Notes and Claims due the Company, estimated at Premium Notes and Bills Receivable. 267,000 CO 454,037 92 2,076,360 CO . Cash in Bank 363,402 40 March on or after let rf from which date interest thereon will cease. The Certificates to be produced at the ti;no of payment, and cancelled. In addition to a bonus of fifteen per cent already paid In cash, on the Subscription Note?, they have further resolved to return to the dealers enuilad to the same Fifteen per cent on the net amount of Earned Premiums of the year ending 31sc December, 1875, for which Certificates will be issued on next, or after the 5th April next. By $16,019,910 82 order of the Board, CHARLES IR\TNG, Six I'er Cent Interest on certificates of profits will Secretary, the outstanding be paid to the holders thereof, or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday, the 1st of February Lext. The outstanding certificates of the issue of 1872 be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof, or the r legal representatives, on and after Tuesday, the let of February next, from which date all interwill TRUSTEES. George Mosle, A'ex. M. Lawrence, JolinS. Williams, Frederick O. Foster, Jo n D. DIx. Charles Jfunzlnger, Eiward F. Divieon, Henry De B. Ronth, E. H. R. Lyman, Henry It. Kiinhardt, John AnchincloES, Walter Wason, Ernesto G. Fabbri, H<-nry E. Sprague, Lnwrence Welli*, William Poblmann, James Brriwn. Theodore J. Ralli, The certificates to be produced at the tijiie of payment, and cancelled. Upon certificates which were issued for gold premiums, the payment cf interest and redemption will be in Charles Lii ing, Alexandt^r llnmiit n, Con-tantin Menelas, Carl L. Recknage!, W. F. Cary, Jr., gold. Kamsuy Crooks, GusUv Schwab, Arthur B. Graves, George est thereon will cease. Tiieodire Fachiri, L F Rose. W.lliani S. Wllfon, V. Car. Vioto.-, A Dividend of Forty Per Cent, is de- on the net earned premiams of the Company for the year ending 3:st December, 1876, fur which certificates will be issued on and after Tuesday, the 4th of April next. By order J. to maintain at all times F. C'ousinerv, H JL'rgan. EUGE-^TE DUIIL', President. ALFRED OGDE.V, Vice-President. Charles Ii.ving, Secretary. Anton Metz, Assistant Secretary. of the Board, MERCANTILE H. CHAPIdAN, Secretary. "GUARANTEE SAFETY FUND" equal in amount to the "Special Reserve Fund," for the greater protection of policyholders generally. It will prevent any en. roachment upon it by Certill- catrs, to the holders thereof, or their legal repre- of bankruptcy. a December, The Trustees have the following Assets, viz.; Total amount of Assets $I,0»,ai4 05 574,913 74 268,413 47 United States stock Stocksof States and Corporations, and Loans on demand clared fire. $1,2S3,7C0 01 Cashin Banks sentatives, United States and State of New York Stock, City, Bank, and other Stock8.$10,314,940 00 Loan« secured by Stocks, and other- ^ $247,017 55 1,016,682 49 Total amount of Assets $1,851,062 73 The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay Six nected with Marine Risks. wise TBE rem receiver's $j,235,394 75 Policies have been issued upon Life Risks ; nor upoa Fire discon- ary, 1875, toSlst other Inenrable Property, at Just Rates of —To 2,455,372 87 No 'WAREHOUSES, IQERCHANDISE, RE^TS, I.ES8BS, F%r8l olT Totalamonntof Marine Premiums.. INSURES And marked January, 1S75 Premiums marked Ik^PTEIiLINGS, Mutual Insurance Co., No. 35 IVALL, ST., TRUSTEES. IV. Y. under uncancelled policies. It compels just and prompt adjustments and payments, no matter how great the flre or loss. J. D. Jones, Gordon W. Bumham, Second—To the policy-holders whose property is not involved in such fire-a hitherto neglected Charles Dennis, W. H. II. Moore, class Henry Coit, Lewis Curtis, tion Risks James Freeland, Samnel Willets, Francis Hathaway, Aaron L. Reid, John D. Wood, Geo W. Hennings, Henry Eyre, later losses the payment of their later sustained losses, as Charles great Lowell Ilolbrook, David Lane, Frederick Chauncey, Charles P. Burdett, Francis Skiddy, Robert B. Mintarn, Ch tries H. Marshall, George W. Lane, Robert L. Stuart, James Dryce, James O. Do Forest, Daui-jl S. Miller, Alexand-^r y. Blake, Charles D. Levcrlch, It will give a deserved protection and provide for il no had occurred. It will save them from vexations and seriom loss of time and money in seekieg and paying for new flre insurance, while waiting indefiuilely for the reiurn what is due from the Bankrupt companies whose have become worthless, and whose assets ey be In the clutches of a slow-paced Receiver. olicics GEO. HOPE, T. President. LAMPORT, Vice-Pres't. CYRL8 PECK, Secretary. B. C. TOWNSEND, Sec. Agency Dept. n. H. ABRAM M. KIRBY, Sec. Local Dept. CHAS. H. DUTOHER, JOHN K. OAKIEY, Sec. Brooklyn General Agent. Dept its ASSETS, 8l8t $6,840.02188 30O,OJO 00 893,738 22 premiums Tota' De- 1st $3,815,165 64 Total AeseU, Jan. 10th, 1816 187S, to 31st SCOOOD 00 Claime Company agidnet the Premiums on 1876. provisions of Earned premiums of the year Losses and expinses Re-insurance and return premiums Premiums received on Marine Risks, from Ist January, comber, 18:5 Special Reserve Fand, depoeltid nnder Hew York NawToBK, Jan. 24, 1876. In conformity to the Charter of the Company, submit ths! following Statement of its affairs on the Slst December, 1875 The Trustees, $1,000,000 00 lished in conformity with the Premiums unearnedSlst Dec, 1874 Premiums received during the year ending 3Ut December, 1875 Ib Neir Continental Insarauce Bnilding STS. York. 25th January, The following statement of the afl'airs of this Company on the Slst day of December, 18T5, is pubCharier : & MONTAGUE 1:76. Insurance. Insurs>.Tioe. Insurance. COR. COURT [June 24 II. Russell, INCORPORATED ASSETS, - . TRUSTEES. Adam Horace Gray, Thomas Edmund W. Samuel Youngs, C. A. Hand, James Low, P. John D. Hewlett, J. D. JONES, T. Sackett, Corllee, John Elliott, Samuel Hutchinson, William H. Webb. President. CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-President. W. H. H. MOORE, Sd Vice Preeideat 1642. $1,028,C25 66 Vessels. Josiah O. Low, William E. Dodge, Royal Phelps, Adolph Lemoyne, . This Company takes Marine and Inland Navigaon Merchandise, Freight, a&d Hulls of Kohl rt L. Ta\lor, William T. Frost, ft'illiam Watt, James B. Fieh, Ellwood Walter, D. Colden Murray, William Sturgis, - L. Ham, Merritt, Daniel T. Wille's, Kunhardt, John Bryce Gray. J. Ed«ari IL.'nry R. N."L. McCieadv, William Nelson, Jr., Harold Oollner, Joeep;i Willets. Henry Joseph Slagg, Scudder. S. Williams, iharles Dimon, Paul N. SpofTord, James Douglas, William 15. Scott, Henry DeRivera. ELLWOOD WALTER, I'lesident. MONTGOMERY. Jr., Vico.Pres't. ALANSON W. IlEGKMAN, 2d V. Pres't. A. G. C. J. DEsrARC , Secretary, i